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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-08-26 - Orange Coast Pilot•• • SPORTS Coach vows turnaround for_ Costa Mesa girls Serving 1he Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Women today pay homage to suffrage --n IDll'Oll'I NOft: Today maoo the 75th aMfvWsary of the ratification of tt'te 19th Amendment, whkh granted women the r!Qht to vote. We asked sorne of our focal Mc:wd women their thoughts on the his- toric suffr~ mowment. which pWld the way for their modem-day election to public office. I think Ifs wonderful t9 recognize the anniver- sary and take the time to think about the strides women have made over the course of the last 7 5 years. My great aunt was very involved in the -wometi's suffrage move- ment ... and she always had much to say about it. I know someplace, among all my mementos, I Still have one of the minia- ture axes that they used to pin on their lapels. Mary Hornbuckle, Costa Mesa City CoWtcllwoman I t's an Important Ume to reflect on the gains women have made and the contributions that have come through some diffi- cult times. I have been for- tunate enough to have been involved. lfirStr~~tovote when I was ~ to UCLA; I was 21 at the time, because you couldn't register until you were 21. My mother was a hard· core Taft Republican and my father was a hard<ore Roosevelt .Democrat ..• I -- registered Republican, and I've been ever since. In looking at the contri- llutions that women have made, you have to take it into contm with the obstacles they had to over- come to do so. There is the acceptance (now) of women having strong capabilities and contribu- I I ' " t I "-' I l I I I \ I< '-, MARC MARTIN I CAIL'? PILOT Five-week-old Joshua Ramirez hasn't a care In the world. But Norma Ramirez and her daughter Giselle, 5, are busy at their parenting pre-school at College Park Elementary. Parents go back to school with tots /" Pilot program helps mom and . dad bring learning into the home By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot Shannon Holman's house is littered with labels. Labels on doors, labels on floors Labels on showers, labels on flowers. She and daughter Sydney, 5, went through their home this week attaching lab$ to doorways and furniture throughout the house, trying to get Sydney to associate words with their mearungs. ·we cut pictures out of magazines, attached them to the labels and put them on things at home.· Holman said. "It was great.• Holman is one of nearly 40 parents tak- ing part in a pilot program for incoming Col· lege Park klndergarteners and their parents. Holman and Sydney made their labels m class this week. When registenng their school-bound children, the parents at College Park, Paulanno, Sonora and Killybrook~ elemen- tary schools were invited to join the two- week class showing them how they can Mlp continue their children's learning at homt." "We tried to target the schools where parents might need some assistance,• said Cathy Ashdown, an administrative intern with Newport-Mesa's adult educabon pro- gram. The pre·school parent-student pro- gram is funded through the adult education program, she said. College Par.k has by far the largest class, •SEE CHILDREN-PAGE A13 Flor Vasquez responds to questions at a par- enting pre-school while holding her daughter .Aniinda, 18 months. City may place lien olf Soff er's property • Eve~ough_ he's miles away in another state, Sid So ff er's battles with the city continue. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -It's been almost three months since local City Hall gadfly Sid Soffer slopped town with a $250,000 pnce tag on tu.s head, but he's still fresh on the minds of City Hall officials. • Just this week, the city posted a notice at his Arbor Street home. It was about four beat-up Cadil- lacs that are sitting in lus dnveway with Sid Soffer a shattered windshield and a tattered con- vertible top m plain Vlew for everyone to see That's not all According to Mayor Joe Enckson, the_ aty also is considering taking a lien on Soffer's Bernard Street rentdl property. the source of hls latest round of legal troubles. In June, Soffer was to begin serving a five-month jail sentence for failing to bring the rental property into compliance Wlth city codes. The city had been after Soffer to make the repairs for several yean. But mstead of doing the wne. Soffer flew the coop. And Harbor Municipal Court Judge Suzanne Shaw issued a $250,000 bench warrant tor his c11Test. Soffer was reached at his Las Vegas apartment Friday. He already knew about the notice. He said "a spy• called him and told him about ft. "Well, they (the cars) all run,• Soffer said. ·so, they can't tow them away if they run. But, I've asked my mechanic to go out there and check them out, just to make sure." Erickson said the cify rrught •SEE SOFFER PAGE A13 .. tions, but there are still subtleties~ .. such as taking over management at the corporate level. It's up to the women to gain the confidence and see our- selves in those roles. We TeSt scores prove SAT-isfying for djstrict tend to set our own limits. County Supervisor . Marian Bergeson T bere's no dUlerence betWeeil men and women, so women ihould have the right to vote and finally did get the right. Wamen am ccxi- tribute in all walks of life, jUst like men can - Whether lt's ~a whatever. In fact, u poli- tltS becomm mare compli- catec:t.'J -women beconitng nen more invOlved. I~ not be at .a silipriled to -more wamen get iato= ....... DiDtto .... pabllcJle. N._ Olo\w, Newpon ...,.~ •Newport-Mesa's SAT average scores again went up, though ACT scores dropped slightly. By Anna Marie Stolley, Daily Pilot KEYWORD: DP.MORBNEWS Newport-Mesa officials can stop checking the mailbox and start patting themselves on the backs -the 1995 Schola\tic AP,ti- tude Test (SAT) scores finally arrived Friday, days after other districts received their results. And they were worth the wait. The 1995 graduating classes from the four district high schools -Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar, Estancia and ~ewport Harbor - produced combined scores well above national and state aver- ages. Newport-Mesa students aver- aged a verbal score of 451 and a math score of 542, higher than the state's average of 417 verbal and 488 math and the national aver- age of 428 verbal and 482 math. This year's scores also were higher than last yea.r's district average of 450 verbal and 537 math. Although the combined district results went up, Estancia and Corona del Mar students scored lower than they did last year on the SAT, which is used by colleges to measure students' potential for Newport-Mesa SAT scores (verbal/math) 1992-1993 1993-1994 1994-1995 4151484 4241478 4~37 4511542 4131482 4231479 417/488 4281.wl ~of seniors tested 43% 50% 51% Scor..s based on scale of 200-800 learning. Also notable was the fact that Newport-Mesa students ·overall did not fare as well on the Ameri- can College Testing (ACT) exam, which measures students' actual knowledge. While still ranking higher than the national and state averages, students dropped from a 24 .3 ACT average ln 199-4 to a 23.t average in 1995. •This is an insignlfic;ant drop,• said Eleanor Anderson. director of R~sident queStions water district refiriancing, treasurer~s ~ac~ground I \ P I \ •Watchdog Nancy Pal.Iile says Mesa Consolidated Should leave money alone and sa~ district should have GPA on the bOa:rd.' cumculum and assessment. Since 1991, the ACT results have remained between 22.5 ( 1992 result) and 24.3 (1994 result). District officials likewise didn't seem bothered by the slight drop in Estancia 's and Corona del Mar's SAT scores this year. "It varies, almost from class to class,• said Judy Franco, school board president. Overall, district officials believe they have reason to cele- brate. "What it boils down to is there's been a lot of teaching and learning going on,• Superintep- dent Mac Bernd said. •tt shows that we're meeting one of our obligations to our students -to prepare them for college.• \\ I \ I 11 I I; "A2 SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. 1'95 . greer. wylder Back-t<rschool savings await weekend shoppers , s unday ls your last chance • to get back-to-school sav- • ings at Surlside Sports (675- , 2855). All clothing in the store is discounted 20%. There's a two tot one rack, and shoes are reduced 10 to 30%. Snowboard- ing equipment is excluded form .... the sale. Surfside sports is located ,pt 112 23rd St. in Newp9rt ~each. • :: For back-to school shoppers -fllewport Surf and Sport (675- ,874) is offering a 15% discount. •f'Jewport Surf and Sport carries ~ms of clothing including name brands such as Q~silver, , Gotcha, Town and Country, Local , Motion, Toes On The Nose, Drill, •Hang Ten, and Gr69 Noll. For : shoe shopper there's Airwalk, •Converse, Nike, Simple, and KATRINA TEN I DAILY PILOT Barricade situation ends peacefully in Costa Mesa • COSTA MESA -A young father barricaded himselt in his apartment with his 18-month-old <jaughter for several hours Friday artemoon, requirirtg J><>llce SWAT negotiators to talk him out. No one was arrested in the incident, which began around 12:10 p.m., when Cindy Kearns, 25, called police to report that her husband Patrick, also 25, had locked himself in their studio apartment in the 100 bl<>Gk of Vir- ginia Place and was waving a knife around and "saying str<l!lge things," Costa Mesa pollc.e $Qt. Robert Phillips said. The young mother was partic- ularly concerned because the couple's d~ughter was inside with her husband. •1t was unkn0-wn if he was going to hurt the little girl or himself," Phillips said. Police arrived, and SWAT negotiators talked with Patrick Kearns for at least two hours before he finally surrendered his daughter and then later came out himself. . Pl)illips said it was unclear ~ what caused the man's behavior. There was no alcohol or drugs involved, Phillips said. Defendant to serve eight years for hit and run death , Vans. It's located at 2224 New- • portfilvd., in Newport Beach. I The Health Emporium will need some nursing back to health after a crane accident damaged the building. COSTA MESA -The driver in a May hit-and-run incident that resulted in the death of a bicyclist pleaded guilty Thursday to vehic- ular manslaughter. Stanley Market Consignment Boutique (675-1287) is having a •special sale this Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. to help b€¥1e-•tit AIDS research. Stanley Mar- !ket is donating 15% of its net •proceed to ASP/AMFAR two :organizations dedicated to AIDS •tesearch. It 's located at 3420 E. :coast Hwy., in Corona del Mar. Crane cr~hes into Corona del Mar building A Harbor Municipal Court judge sentenced Brian Dean Batchelder to eight years in state prison for driving into Rolando Nester Munoz on May 31. Munoz died several days after the !Pci- dent. Today is "client appreciation •tlay" at the 17th St Beauty Cen- :ter. It's offering a one-day only alpha hydroxy acid skin renewal treatment using dermalogica .products for $20. There will be _tree samples and consultations. .And. today deramalogica prod- ucts is ma.king an exception to its ·never discount rule, its offering a '15% discount on its products. The 17th Street Beauty Center CP42-1717) is located at 283 E. .17th St., in Costa Mesa. . ' •No one was injured, but the Friday incident contin- ues to prove to two men that trying to open a new store can be hazardous to your health. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot . CORONA DEL MAR -Ah, the unexpected pitfalls of opening d new business. Less than six weeks away from opening their new health food market and cafe, Seth ~iegel and Torin Pavia were at work inside the buildiDg ,at 3347 E. Coast Highway on Friday. Shortly after noon, they neard a crash that shook the entire building. A crane brought in to hoist The Health Emporium's air condition- ing and compressors onto the roof had slid backwards and crashed into the rear of the building. The arm of the crane snapped electri- cal wires and then swung down, leaving a large dent in the build- ing's parapet wall and roof. Electrical sparks flew from the severed wires, but nobody was injur~, according to the owners. Operators of th~ crane compa- ny, Mr. Crane Inc., would not com- ment on the incident, but {>avia said the crash was the result of a slip. "The driver told me, Tm dis- gusted with myself. My foot slipped off the brake,'" Pavia said. Southern California Edison quickly repaired the electrical damage, most of which was to the building itself. Contractor Russell Spence said he still needed to review the building's structural and electrical damage. "It was a fairly complicated maneuver they were trying to execute,· Spence said. "It's just a simple mistake, and we all make them. We're just very fortunate nobody was irljured." • The crane mishap comes after Siegel and Pavia spent nearly a year trying to bring a health food store to the site, the former loca- tion of Pacific Ranch Market. Sat- isfying the requirements of New- port Beach's planning and build- ing departments and the county health department has delayed the market's opening, the owners say. Sregel and Pavia had hoped to have the Health Emporium up and running last spring. "The community's real bummed that we're not open yet," Pavia said as he looked at the damaged building. "We were probably three to five weeks from opening. Now we're not." Bateneld~r was fleeing the scene of a :minor accident in the parking lot by Chuck E. Cheese's, 2300 Harbor Blvd., when he hit Munoz, a bicyclist, at the corner of Wilson and Miner Street, police said . After leaving the second acci- dent in which he hit Munoz, Batchelder hit a bridge and was arrested by police. Batchelder had a .13 blood- alcobol level, well over the legal limit of .08, according to police. ~ Strouds (722-7655) located in -Ole Costa Mesa Courtyards is Jlaving an "August sale" with 1iJ1erchandise reduced throughout )he store. There's an annual l tock-up sale on Royal Velvet •classic Towels through Sept 4. If ~ou buy the towels in sets which ~eludes a bath sheet, hand tow- ,.1. and a washcloth you'll receive ~dditional savings -buy two sets ~et 20% discount, three sets get 30% discount. Also on sale is assorted designer sheets priced from $19.99 to $34.99, designer comforter sets by Hollander for twin to king sized beds by priced from $49.99 to $69.99. Hyatt Newporter shows off its spit and polish for top brass Corona del Mar resident Lenora Monahan will be show- ing her impressionistic paintings at Roger's Gardens this week - end, from 11 :00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Roger's Gardens (640-5800) is located at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Rd. in Newport Beach. Bow Danglers (642-5459) located at 369 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa is having an off the rack sale today, and its having a sneak preview !lf the Amy Riggs and Angel Heart-Flax collections. . • BEST .auYS APPEARS Thursdays and Saturdays. Whether you're a merchant ~ a shopper, if you know of a good liMJy call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646- 4170 or write to me: Best Buys, Daily ffllot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, Calif. • PROUD OF TIIE NEW- PORTER: General Manager Bar- ry Lewin and tlle staff of the Hyatt Newporter hosted Hyatt Corporate President Doug Geoga; Western Region Vice President Charles McElroy and five regional managers on Wednesday and Thursday. "It's a greaf honor jlnd exposure for the Hyatt Newporter," notes Lewin, whose staff keeps the Newporter in top shape year around. Managers of Southern Califor· nia Hyatts attended a lunch on We~esday at the Newporter with the top brass, who conclud- ed their meetings on Thursday afternoon. ZERO TO 52 IN 4: The fastest growing group at the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce is the Home Based Busi- ness meetings begun four months ago by Chamber Vice President Barbara de Boom. At Wednesday's meeting. h eld at John Dominis Restaurant, 52 home based business owners were in attendance to hear Gerry Foster on "Marketing on a Shoe- string Budget." While currently the meetings are free to the public, a number of long time Chamber members. attend and as well as owners of new home based businesses. ln fact, a number of the attendees have found the meetings so help- ful they have joined the Cham- ber membership. u1 get a lot of valuable ideas from the meet- ings," notes BW Pierpoint who recently became ah independent distributor for Safeguard Busi- ness Systems. More information on the Home Based Business meetings can be obtained by calling 729·4400. SISTER CI1Y WINNERS: The top three winners of the annual Okazaki, Japan beauty pageant will tour Newport Beach on Wednesday, hosted by the New- port Beach Sister City Associa- tion, according to Jolyn Wayne- Yamada. The tour will begin with a visit to city hall, lunch at the Hard Rock Cafe, a boat tour of the harbor and kayaking lessons at Newport Aquatic Cen- ter. Later in the evening, the guests will have dinner and see the show at Wild Bill's in Ana- heim. 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Thank you. right owner. l:tOW IQ REACH US Orculation The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 Advertising Classified 642-5678 Dlspl~2-4321 Edlto , News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports Fax 646-4170 E-Mail: FLTl7180Prodigy.coli'I Mein Offke Business Office 642-4321 Business faK 631-5902 TEMPERATURES Newport Beath 72162 Balboa 72162 Costa Mesa 83162 Corona def Mar 78162 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 1·2 SW Newport 1-2 SW 81-ckles 1·~ SW River Jetty 1-2 SW CdM 1·2 SW IOAT'ING Low morning doudsend~ coestAll !1 wilt .., to SUMy lel ~ mid morning. light yWf.; Ible wftlds wtl INft WllthouthWllt , 5 knots ~ •fWnc>or"-.. Whh one toot Wtnd jim de boom City. Okazaki is located in Aichi prefecture, 200 miles southwest of Tokyo and is the birthplace of Shogun Leyasu Tokugawa. CLUB NEWS: Newport Bal- boa Rotary Club President Roger Gilbert presented a check for $1,000 to IJndsay Brennan, a June graduate of ~ewport Har- bor High School as the first of four installments, who will attend San Diego University this fall. WELCOME TO 1HE WORLD OF SERVICE CLUBS: Dee Pritchard, sponsored by Jeff Dimsdale, who joined the Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club and Surlnder Saini, M.D .. sponsored by Steve Phair, who joined the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nus COMJNG WEEK: 11JESDAY -7:30 a..m. New- port Beach Rotary Club mee.ts at the Balboa Bay Club for a pro- gram by Gerry Long on "Music and the Computer" ... Noon - Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa Mesa Community Center. Kiwanis Ctub of New- port Beach meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club ... 6 p.m. Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club, the "Fish Pry Club,• meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club to hear from Costa Mesa Police Chief David Snowden. WEDNESDAY -7 a.m. Costa Mesa Orange-CQast Breakfast . Llons Club meetings at Ma Bark- ers for the monthly business meeting ... 7:15 a.m. South Coast Metro Rotary Club, the "Taste of Costa Mesa Club" meets at the Center Club. Noon -Costa Mesa Rotary Club, meets at Mesa Verde Country Club to hear from Jeny Mandel, UCI Vice Chancel- lor on "What's New at UCI". The Exchange Club of Orange Coast will meet at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to hear Bob Ayrer on "Think Like A Man, Sell Like A Woman• ... 5 p.m. -Newport-Balboa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to hear from Hugh Margisson, executive director of Red Cloud. TIIURSDAY -Noon Kiwanis Club of Corona del Mar, meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club ... The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor meets at Shark Island Yacht Club to hear from Joclyn Rabbitt on the Orange County Boy Scout Program ... Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn to hear from Jack Hammett on his expe- riences at Pearl Harbor ... New- port Irvine Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott to hear from Robert Williams on investments. Quote of the Week: from Ref)ections at Sunrise, published' by the Newport Beach Sunrtse Rotary Club, "Spend less time worrying who's right and more time deciding what's right." • COMMUNrrY a Q.UllS Is published every Saturday In the Dally Pilot. FAX your service dub's meeting Information to 631-5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Beach,92660 . r· , '• --------- waves building t.82 Ft'Om Swfllne feet with a two foot W.Vetlmk through southwest swell. nae.day TIDES A small Southwest swell and a sec- TOOAY ondary wtndswell First law will give us 1-to 3· 4:04a.m. 0.1 foot waves through First high 4.8 Thursday. Addition-10:18a.m. al wind swells Second low should keep the 3:59 p.m. 1.3 Second high surf fun but small 10:01 p.m. 5.5 Into the Wffl<end. Next week. there Is SUNDAY • a slight chance we'll First low see • m.11 ftom 4:)0a.m. 0.) troplc.i storm Gil -First high but only at the best 10:451.n,. 5.0 S9c:Ond low south facing btMch- 4:JI p.tn. 1.2 es. For deity surf second high reporu end tor. 10:Jlp.m. 5.2 casts. Qlll (900) 976- SURF. The c.11 c01t1 .... S1.50 ptus 8f'Y pc.ii-~6) btetoll. ' As we remember the war's end, we can't forget thoSe left behind Reynolds North didn't actually go to war in 1941. The war came to him, and it never let go. H~ was a bank.er by trade, the man m charge of overseeing federally-insured banks in U.S. territories from Alaska to Puerto Rico. 1n that December of 1941, Reyn North was successfully compJeting a vital assignment for his bosses at the li'easury Department -shipping tons of gold out of Manila before Japan· ese invaders could seize it. The gold made it out safely, Reyn did not. He was taken prisoner on Jan. 2, 1942. At some point between 1943 and the end of the war two years lat· er, Reynolds North died. For decades, Jerry North, Reyn's younger son, has been trying lo find out about the rest of his father's life. A longtime Costa Mesa resident and former Newport Beach motorcycle cop, J erry has his father's diaries, but there are gaps. Last week, Jerry let me read a tattered, privately printed little book that gives a glimpse or how his father and 37 other Ameri- cans \Il one internment camp dealt with life as POWs. Mlntern- ment -Interludes M comprises 24 poems by Nathaniel P. Davis, U.S. consul general when Mani- la fell. Jerry's father and the others were imprisoned at Baldwin House, an estate on Naushon ' Road outside Manila. Some or the tiny photos glued into the book show grinning people apparently leadinq a country- club life. But between the lines, the reader soon feels the hurt a nd rear, the spirit and Jove of country. Here are a few of the shorter works: SKIN DISEASES The fungi of the Philippines Show a wondrous vigor. When once they settle in your skin They llourish and grow bigger. They put white spots upon your back They cause your ears to tickle. They make your armpits itch and burn And make your sho,ulders prickle. The doctors have no cure for them Though they may claim they ~ -_· ~~ - -~ - -------I fred martin have. When solemnly they nod their heads And prescribe a greasy salve. Now this salve is a wondrous thing 11 hall they claim is right. It makes the hair grow, cleans the teeth and shines the sh oes up bright. .. It kills the fungi, cures the croup And stops the toothache, too. Appendicitis ylelds to it There's n,othing it can't do. But if by chance it doesn't work The doctors smile and say, "Oh you must be allergic to it Some people are that way." . So ii a fungus you get This salve you need not try. For when the doctors say it's good, that's probably a lie. Jn short these litUe fungus pests · Are things for you to frown on. For they'll coverthead and hands and feet And the place that you sit down on. PRISON VISrrORS Once every week, the doctor comes and brings us medicine and pills. He pares our corns and cleans our ears and treats us for all minor ills. A serious view he takes of life, and for our ailments great and small, He solemnly ponWicates, "You must take sulphathyazol." THE DEWEEVILJZER We eat cracked wheat and wheat I/our We eat corn meal qnd pink rice. We like them baked, boiled, fried · or toasted But they're chock full of weevils and lice. How to get ride of the weevils 7b make our stuJf bugless and clean It's easy to do, you /ust put it through a Whitaker wonder machine. He's buJJt a machlne to get rid of the weevils He's buJJt a machine to ki)I wouns. He'll build a machine for an uses Just mention your needs and your terms. Consul General Davis and most or the internees at Baldwin House went home on a prisoner exchange in September of 1943. Just before they boarded the Swedish ship Grtpsholm, Davis wrote: GOODNEWS There is a song of gladness that wells up from my heart fm about to leave Manila, and l'm ready to depart. · Internment's almost over, release is now in sight l'm about to leave Manila, where the /toggles croak all night. Alter months of waiting, filled with anxious days l'm about to leave Manila, and the soldiers at the door. At last I'm going ~omeward, my wile I'll see again I'm about to leave Manila, and its teeming steaming rain. I'm about to see Manila, where 1 don't want to stay I'm about to leave Manila, and I'm glad to get away. I'm about to leave Manila, but let me keep in mind Though 1 leave Manila, others have to stay behind. So as I leave Manila, 1 most devoutly pray That those left in Manila, may soon also get away. Reynolds North was one of those left behind. He was trans- ferred to the notorious prison camp dl Sdnlo Tornds. And nev· er hedrd from again. As much of the world marks the end or World War II. Jerry North 1s still trymg to find out the what, the when, the where -and especMlly the why -of his father's death. Thal seems worth remember· ing. too • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! J oin Uc; For ;. Lunch• Dinner •Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Any Occasion For Reservations and Directions Call 723 -0621 • 251 Shipyard \Va> • Ne"1><>n Be~ch '13a{6oa Porcli Our S pecia{ties • fine J{ome & Ou tdoor !4ccessories • 'Brida{ !l(egistrj • Yif ts for .?tny Occasion • QuaBtg Coffectibfes 'Wattfi for OUT r~ of tlit 'Wuteveiy O~T 'Ifwrstf ay & Saturtfa11. "224 Martne Ave, Balboa Island~ 723-4113 \ SATURDAY. AUGUST ~ 1995 AJ lntraparty battle heats up in local GOP club • Gil Ferguson squares off against new members in power struggle in the Corona del Mar chapter of the California Republican Assembly. 1 By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot The Corona del Mar chapter of the California Republican Assembly, one of the oldest GOP dubs in the state, has become the stage of a ma1or intraparty skirmish. Former state Assemblyman Gil Ferguson says wealthy Ordnge County legislators, whom he calls "the political maclune" are trying to take over the local group for political pur- poses. An endorsement from CDM's assembly could be pow· erful once it comes time lo offer endorsements for 1996 county dnd presidentid.l elections, Fer- guson claims. • Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The 1\".ctltlon Continues Since 1972 COCKTAILS FOOD TO GO PHONE AHEAD 296 E. 17 TH ST., COSTA MESA 645-7626 • Ferguson's opponents, many of whom are newly elected board members to the club, say it is Ferguson who is trying to seize the assembly's power -for embattled state Assembly Speaker Doris Allen and for himself. They claim Ferguson supporters are brandmg the club's younger members homo- sexuals, a charge Ferguson denies. · As the battle has heated up, the two sides have brought in scores of new members to gar- ner votes, increasing the assem - bly's numbers by more than 100 members in the last three months. At $25 a pop in new mem bership dues, the assem- bly's coffers have never been filllmTtCIWllmlY•(Qmic•'l ti.st arD~C.-.11 (111w~'I I09!l CllUlaJ.~11(Plllrl1)~ ,,, -llJ& ~~UllllmJW'IO 11ftnGllOtlMl1 I0.99 .-19JCllllllCmlY1! (Solaal1) lU!I llllTIB1JI ~ 11 (Wn~ fl1 851 ... ~ .. (Solaal1) 9!11 IMDl1ASCllB~•Pil9Allml I 16.99 ...,...,_ .. (!ft,...) CLOS I.A CIWG CIWlmMT 11 1 .... ~) CAIAWOSTllU Ull8ll Ul: 11 (Prlrlr fi) Dllr-RllUl11(911~ UMICSMJWmlllMIC'Mll'na~~I -~ 11(1'Wlla ~~~ Ult MmCO .. (P.N 8111 f8el ~ healt.Juer. ; Longtime members say they-" find the in-fighting and accusa-! tions disgusting Despite their best attempts, few seem able to remam unpartial. and all say they'd rather be fighting Democrats "There's really nothing super-abnormal going on, M said assembly President Barry Zanck who, with Ferguson. stands at the center of the controveJSy. "I think we're all constitutionally conservabve on all the issues." 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The city took the popular rughtclub to task last month after officials received a num· ber of complamts from people who live near the hot spot at 640 W. 17th St. But, after further review of the plan, the staff bas had a change of heart and is recom- mending the commissioners give the Empire a thumbs up. The Planning Commission will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Costa Mesa City Hall Council Chamber at 77 Fair Drive. Residents claim Empire . patrons disrupt the peaceful -.....l . "· .. .. ('all l{ahhit t I 1hu rann: Sl·n in· "' Sta hilit' Sinn· 1 '>:'7 . 631-7740 441 Old Newport Blvd • Newport Beach (near Hoag Hosptta.I) "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" DRAPERY SALE ! Custom -WindoUJ T reat:ments Slmtters • S ltades • Due ttes • Blinds Cu s tom S lipcovers • B ed spreads Create Uni'(ue Styles With O ur FREE Designer Cons ultaHon 50o/o OFF VJ101 t111• 1 1' ')t pt• Plf • FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERY ·~~~ FACTORY & SHOWROOM 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 6 4 2-8400 Classified a ds work for you! THE Daily Pilot Classified Community Marketplace GOP BATI:LE CONTINUED FROM AJ members claim. dozenl ol new members joined, many of whoin were not familiar to older mem· bers. Ferguson claims he was alarmed at the number ol high· ranking party membeni who were trying to join. Party Chairman Tom Fuentes and aides to state Sens. John Lewis and Ross John- son were among those in atten- dance. Ferguson bas accused these and other legislators-of "buying" several elections and of engineering bis defeat in the 35th OiStrlct primary at the hands of Johnson. •Th.is is all about whom the assembly can endorse in the pri- mary,• Ferguson said. "These people want to control elections.• New members counter that it is Ferguson who is trying to position himself, possibly in preparation for a political comeback. While they don't deny that the Corona deJ Mar Assembly ls a well-placed OrgoniZatioq, the new leaden are not out to became~ hit opponents claim. "We're a ~ of YQUD9 peQ- ple wbo are trying to make som& thing ot this dub and bring it back to where 1t wu and make 1t bet- ter," said Matt Holder, who was elected membership chairman tn May. • 11 had been more of a social gathering club than a grass-roots activist club.• Accusations of dirty politics began at the May election. Estab- lished members accused the new regime of ·not following election guidelines ana 0 usfngprox;y votes, which, they say, should not be permitted. . At a subsequent meeting, members initiated a recall against the newly elected board, an action that would require a 2/3 vote from membership. Since the recall dri- ve began, membership bas soared even higher as both pro and anti- recall factions have brought in new recruits to influence the deci- sion.Since the controversy began, members claim to have received tJfMalng phone calll and anony- mous laUer'I giving voten •the real ltOry.· Nati all new officen are part of the anti-Ferguson camp. Barry Donahue, a tow-year member elected treaswer in Mey, pl_ant to file charges with the state A.Uem· bly to have Zanck and poi&lbly others removed from office. The st.ate has already indicated that two of the new officers were elected improperly, Donahue said. "My concern is that the assem- bly retain its grass roots nature and that It not be controlled by stale senators clJld assembly- men, 11 Donahue said. •That's not good for this organization.• The recall vote could not take place during an acrimonious meeting last weekend because the credentials comtnittee could not decide bow to credential the new members. A new credentials committee will be decided at a Sept. 1 board meeting followed by the detennination of another election date. Fe rguson insists he is on the periphery ~ the controversy and would gJAa.Jy sacrlfice NI mem- benbip lf it would help the new olftcers in their decision to step down. "We don't care who tbe olficefi are cis long as it's done legttimat~­ ~ • Ferguson said. •Some of these ~ple are the oldest citizens in our town, and they want to take back the club.• As to the allegations that the new faction is comprised of homo- sexuals, Perguso~ald simply, "That's a lie. I woul 't do that." Anti-recahers they have heard otherwise, bo from Fergu- son's lips and from those of bis supporters. Zanck. who once appeared on Geraldo Rivera's 1V show under the category of •Men Who Think They're God's Gift to Women,• said be found the accusation laughable. "In my defense, I'd be more than willing to provide a hetero- sexual display for them as I'm sure would the other members,• Zanck said, "provided we're allowed to choose our subjects.• Advertising Supplement HC>:IY.IE: Quality service1 experience at Ware Tile & Marble Co. Ware Tile & Marble Co. is a family-owned a nd operated business with the utmost commitment to customer satisfaction. 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For more information, call (714) 960-3630. Trustees vote to retain summer lunch program NEWPORT-MESA _ The school cUstrict will once again offer free food to area children next summer as part of a federal- ly funded program. School board members voted 6-1 Tuesday to administer the food pr&gram for the U.S. Depart- ment ot Agriculture for a fourth summer. D1stnct staff recommended continuing the program, which helps offset fixed costs at the dis- trict's food services center. Tht! federal government reimburses the district for food and adminis- trative costs. The item was put on the agen- da by trustee Wendy Leece, who has suggested board members reject the program. Leece argued that the program is often abused and that parents should take responsibility for feeding their children. In other school board action, trustees initially approved a change to the distnct's agenda construction and distribution pol- icy, which lirruts the ability of a single board member to put an action item on the agenda. After a second reading on the policy in September, a trustee will have to gamer support from two other board members before placing an action item on the reg- ular agenda. AJso, members of the public will be reqUll'ed to submit agenda discussion items to the superin- tendent m wnting 15 days before the bodrd meeting instead or 10 days. -Julie Ross Cannon Legal guidance video offered at CM library COSTA MESA -A new video tilled "Legal Secrets -How to Hire a Lawyer," is available in all Costa Mesa branch libraries. The Costa Mesa libraries are dmong 27 Orange County libraries that will receive the videos, which are being donated by the non-profit organization, Consumers for Legal Reform. The-legal orgaruzation is also launching a Legal Protection Hot- line. 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She is the daughter of Mr dnd Mrs. Tim- othy Andre.w Dc>vine of Corond --~J1r111 Outlet North Carolina deep j discount pricing comes to Southern California HEMPHILL'S , RUGS & CARPETS 722-7224 230 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. 199S del Mar and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wiley Star- ling and Mrs. Dorothy Devine of Newport Beach and the late Andy Devine. Hls parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Emory Morton Sr. of Montgomery. The bride wore a gown of linen and cotton lace and her waist length veil included veils belong- ing to her maternal great-grand- mother and her mother. She also wore a platinum and diamond cross worn by her fraternal grand- mother a.nd her mother. Kimberly McGuinness was her maid of honor and bridesmaids were Dina Benadon, Jennifer Daley Cofield, Patricia Devine, the bride's cousm, Chnsttne Porter Emmel and Christine Moiso. The Dower girl was Mopy Essex Carey. Jill Rames and Shel- ley Leibhart were readers during the wedding seTVtce and Andrea Redick Nilsen kept the Guest Book. The bridegroom's father was his best man and ushers were Drew Devine, brother of the bride, Drew Bigby, Mark Echols, Brian Harrison and Jon Walworth. The couple greeted 220 g\t at their reception at the Big Canyon Country Club m Newport Beach The top of their wedding cake was an ornament used by her maternal grandparenbi 59 years ago and by her parents 32 years ago at their weddings. After a wedding trip to Tortola, British Virgin Islands, the couple have made their first home in Atlanta where they a re both employed by CNN. HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR NUPTIAL NEWS The Dally Ptlot welcomes the chance to share the news of your engagement, wedding or anniversary Wlth our readers. Pick up engagement or wed- ding forms m our lobby at 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. or send a self-addressed stamped envelope to the Wedd.mg Department, The Ptlot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. 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SENIOR MINISTOlt: Pas.- I tor Bill Hemenway .. + PASTORAL STA.ff: The church normally has two pastors, but Pastor Hemen- way is the only one at pre- sent. + SERVICE TIMES: 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. ser- vices Sunday. + SIZE OF CONGREGA· TION: Approximately 800. + CONGREGATION MAKE· UP: An even mixture of young and older members. + CHILD CARE: Provided. + TYPE OF WORSHIP: The 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. services . use a traditional liturgy for- -mat. This is a formalized ser- vice the Lutheran and other churches have used since 400 A.O. The 9:30 a.m. ser- vice is more contemporary. MemberS of the church's Ministry of M usic performs at all services. + TYPE OF S~ON: Pastor Hemenway incorporates into his sermon what he calls "practical, usable t ruths,· drawn from the Bible. + RECENT SERMON: Speak- ing on the theme, •relltng the Good News," Pastor Hemenway spoke of the importance of carrying the message of Jesus Christ to others. He also told a story about a grievi,ng mother whose most consoling memory of her dead son was a time when he sought her forgive- ness for his poor behavior. "Jesus Christ said the most int imate moment between man and God is when we return to Him in a repentant fashion," Hemen- way said. + UPCOMING SERMONS: The pastor will speak on the theme, Hearing for one another." + OUTREACH PROGRAMS: Church members Bob and Gret chen Passantino put on LEAH HOGmN I OMV Pit.OT Pastor Bill Hemenway welcomes worshippers to Christ Luther- an Church in Costa Mesa. a radio program titled ., Action in Answers,· where they take calls from listeners who have questions on spiri- tuality. They also conduct a weekly Christian discussion group called "Mars HiW on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m., and Bible study classes on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. and I Friday at 8 p.m. The church also runs a parochial school next d oor for pre-school through t he 8th grade. + WELCOME WAGON: Pas- tor Hemenway greets visi- tors immediately after ser- vices, and newcom ers can meet church members dur- ing the after-service coffee fellowship. + DRESS: Casual t o Sunday best. The pastor stresses members to •come d ressed as t hey feel, comfortable." + MISSION STATEMEf"- "To reach out .and 'bring people int o a loving rera- tionship w ith Jesus Christ t hro ugh dynamic w orship, study of God's Word, loving care for one another and committed support of God's work throughout the world." I + INTERESTING NOTE: Or. Jon Hurty, head of the m usic department at Concord ia University in Irvine, has just joined t he church staff. By Davtd SUva -.,..-----___,,, . 1_c::... --·~ -... ~ •AWU.f.t• 1bat's Bob Pulliam's 10 a..m. to noon work.shop today at Newport Beach Church Of Religious Sci- ence, 901 Dove St.. No. 1-'5, New- port Beach. Call 646-3199. HEAi.TH DAY Instructor Janet Brosan leads People with Arthritis Can Exer- c:ise (PA.C.E.) classes 10 to 11 a.m .. Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The class includes health education, joint-protection tips, relaxation techniques, ' pain-control tech- niques and sooallzing. Call 513- 5641. PARADIGM SHIFT The Newport Beach .Baha'i Community allows Parttopants to hear and experience •Paradigm Shift: A New Way -A New World. 7:30 p .m. Fnday at a pri- vate residence in Corona deJ Mar. Together, they explore such ques- tions as: Can racism and preju- dice be eliminated? What is the New World Order? Can conflicts be resolved without force? Are women and men equal. What's the spiritual solution to our eco- nomic problems? And more. Music and food mcluded. Direc- tions: 759-0999. SHIN BUDDHISM Newport Beach Higashi Hon- ganji Buddhist Temple's Dharma Society presents a lecture and dis- ' cussion series on Shin Buddhism at 7 p.m. the third Saturday of each month at the temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Call 722- 1202 (the Rev. Hirosumi) or 651- 3102 (Ronnie Young). .,REINCARNATION• 1bis senunar is scheduled Sat- urday, Sept. 2, from 10 a.m . to noon at the Newport Beach Church of Religious Soence, 901 Dove St., Ste. 145. Rev. Ken Gray will facilitate this workshop and present information on reincarna- tion from the wntings of Edgar Cayce. Call 646-3199. :RELAXATION THROUGH MOVEMENT'" This workshop. 10 a m . to noon Saturday. Sept. 9 at Newport Beach Church of Reltgious Sa- ence. 901 Dove St. Ste. 145. Unda Stephens. a 1Tager practitioner and facilitator teaches easy, play- ful moves to release te nsion and stiffness in the body. Call 646· 3199. "A GATHERING OF MIRACLES'" L-~----------~~------------------------------~-----~---~ A course in miracles with inspired talks facilitated by Allan METHODIST Co•1a ·-MESA VERDE UNITED lt\llHODIST CHURCH 1701-Baker, C.M Wonhip & Church School 8:30 and 10:00 o.m. Dr. Richard Georae 979-8234 NEWPORT CENTER UNJTED METHODIST CHURCH 16<t~~~nJt:ve 644-0745 Worship at 8:00AM & 1 O:OOAM Sun<!aY Schoof All~ 9:00M1 Martin I 1A G UNA United Methodist Church 21632 Wesley Or. Laguna Beach 499-3088 Sunday Morning Worship & Christian Education 10AM Ministers David Beades & Virginia Wheeler Wesl'!'f Counseling Center S8Mces Available RELIGIOUS SCIENCE RtUG40US SCIENCE NEWPOIT aEACH SCIENCE OF MINO EDUCAnON CENTER (Comfr Of Dow t CNoif -In ollC» Bldo I across tram ,._Jonis) 901 Dove 11145 I CHURCH SEWtce $UN -10:30 I omc.. M, Tu. Th (714) 646-3199 Dr. Juonella Erons, Minister ,) CONGREGATIONAL COMMUNITY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH Of- CHRIST To S.l eve Is To C..; To C.e Is To 00. Dr. Dennis W. Short, Minister Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:AM Church School 9AM Adult · 9:45 CNlchn Child Care Provided 644-7400 611 Htlotrope Ave, Cotcw Del Mar PPE SBYTERIAN St. Andrew's Presb~rian Church \VurJh•r anJ hair 1h1t rn1cucal, Chrbt<tnltrtd, btbl1C11I mctul!r "FORGIVING, FORGETTING, AND BEING FREE" (Matthew 16:22 JS) I EPISCOPAL SAINT JAft'ES crURCH ep1scopa •A Com.vniff ~ ro Lovillf -4 Semnf Jaus CJtrist CU t.onl Ond Scm.t"' Fr. David C. Andenon, rector 3209 Vio Lido Newport Seoch 714/675-0210 IJ 7:30 om Troditionol 9 om Contemeororr. 9 om Church SchoOI 10·45 om ChorWn<>tic and Wednesday noon ..._\I Y r '11Cll.\I I ,\ . \I.I. . \'.\t ~FL.._ Fl'l""l OP.\I. Clll l<l II Sunday Worship 9:00AM Nursery "A Friendly. Cattng Christian Comlft.fnity"' 3233 Pacific vrew CHRISTIAN ! HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (OlsclplH of Chri st) 2401 lrriH An. It S11t.1 laabll N..,Of1 Btacll Sunday Wonllfp -10:00AM Dr. Dallas Gladson 645-5781 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FffiST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 Vla Lido, Newport Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 Church lOam & 5pm, Sunday School lOam Wednesday Meetings 8pm ... And we have seen and do testify that the Fath er sent the Son to be the Saviour of the world. I Joh11 4: 14 Branda of f'bt Moehtr Church Tbt Finl Cb•rda of Christ Scientist ....., MaiDdluseta RELIGIOUS SClf:NC.E. Rev. ~Murray Shelton Senior Minister Su~ "Something'• Gotta Give" CHURCH Of llLIGIOUS SCIENCE <Mii Cln .....W M.mber Ol ftt lMWd Cltutdl ol R.Jrgrous Sc-. Sriat4Su. 2205 ~STREET .• stMTE 23, SEAQJFF VIUAGE It.JI u. & S~,.a, ~ IEACH, CA 9264 • (714) 969· l 331 religion calendar Roeentbel MPCT. founder, II MJd ~ Wedne5day from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in lbe south wing fellowSblp room at St. Michael and All Angels Church. 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. The pro- gram provides a supportive space for people to explore theu splritu· ality with candlebght seJ'Vices. burning bowl ceremonies, ~­ oars, meditation bikes, film rughts and more, followed by a question and answer period $7 d~tion requested at the door. Ptease bnng canned goods or reusable clothing to each meeting. Call 549-8539. YIDDISH HOUR Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E. Bake r St., Costa Mesa, holds ·Yiddish Hour" at 11 a.m. Sept. 27 with writer Gerson Jerus. Kosher lunch is available at noon for $3. Reser- vations: 513-5641. SERMONS •METAPHYSICS/PHYSICS• That's the topic 10:30 a.m. Sun- day at Newport Beach Church of Religious Science. 901 Dove St., No. 145, Newport Beach. ·Call 646-3199. •1f MEN ARE FROM MARS AND WOMEN FROM VENUS, What is Ha~ing on the Space Sta· tionr . That's the topic 10:30 a .m. on Sunday, Aug. 27 at Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa Call 646-4652 •RJsE UP AND CALL HER NAME" That's the topic 10:30 a.m Sept. by guest speakers Rayna Hamre and Laura Bell at Orange Coast Umtarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa Call 646-4652. SINGLES SPECIAL EVENTS P.uish Center. 3233 Pac:ifie Vlew Drive, Corona del Mar. Call Peg. ~=· PANHEL.l.ENIC holds its meE>ting on WP.do - day, Sept. 6 at St. Michael and All Angels Church. 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Social hour at 10 a.m . This month's speaker is Jo Qualls of 1lff any's at South Coast Plaza. Lunch follows. AD NatiGnal Panhellenk Sorority women are welcome. Contact Shirley de Heras at 846-C 164 for more information. · BAHA·1s GATHERtNG The Baha'is of Newport Beach sponsor a lunch, speaker and dis- cussion of timely topics 11 a.m. Sunday at a private residence in Corona del Mar. All are welcome. Directions: 760-5360. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St .. conducts a free blood pressure clinic between 10 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Sept. 3. Call 548-7727. RUMMAGE SALE The First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa, 420 W 19th St., hosts its semi-annual rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8. and 9 a.~ to noon Saturday Sept. 9. C me check out the bargams, and elp the Missions Projects of United Methodist Women's Orgaruza- tion. Call 548-7727. S'UCHOT SERVICE ANO OPEN HOUSE at Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach will set the tone of solem- nity for the coming Jewish High Holy · Days. Rabbi Jose ph 1 F Mendelsohn will officiate at the Se'Llchot Service at 9 p .m. Satur· day, Sept. 16. A penod of socializ· mg. fellowship and refreshments will precede the midrught service For more information, call the tempfe af ~6900. SUPPORT GROUPS MENTAL HEALTH Parents, siblings and spouses or the seriously mentally ill meet at 6·30 p.m. Sunday at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St Andrews Road. Newport BRmSH PUB NIGHT Beach Call Adult Education To benefit Orange Coast Urut· I Ofhce at 574-2236 ed Youth Soccer Team, Sautt CAREER NETWORK Michael and All Angels Episcopal Free, ongoing meetings are Church will sponsor a British pub held 7:30 p.m . Thursday at St. night at 7 p .m. tonight with British Andrew's Presbyterian Church, homemade Steak and Mushroom 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Pie, Sheny liifle, wine and bee r, Beach. The meetings are usually games. door prizes and lively held In Stewart Lounge and open mUSic. $15 at the door in the to all. Call 574-2239. COMMUNITY CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN RR~L f.~TH FOR IRE.iit LIFE A -d ...,,..., t ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SolTtH CoAST Cm~ru~m CHURCH Boo SllA.1'l., SENIOR PASTOR SundalJ Worship 9:30 a.m. Child Care, Sundafl School Jamboree at Eastbluff Newport Buch 61J4~ 134 1 _. Wm.ENDS~: SAruRDAY 6:00 ,.)I. SLINDA\' 9:00.! 10:-45 .01 '1!11 llo\IT\C\\10\ ROlll. ll\t\lC1 IJ!n; 714.8.54.7600 ~.., Pallor Don Johnson lnritu You To Come & Enio1 Special Gwst Speaker ... DL A.uou Q. FaoclrnruuM 'T HE MODERN STATE OF ISRAEL JN BIBLE PROPHECY'' ... •1 lnM Im & M 0.. 295 l Y• loop, 1.-(Wllndlrt .._, J>AaAC UtlUSllAN CX>MMUNITY OiUllOt ~---=--==-- -_. ___ -------·------ l UT Hf f?AN CHRIST LVTI-fERAN CHURCH Palk>r William Hemt>nway 'Wt lw1 tltiltlmt, ,.,,,,,, f'Wff INIMltt, ~ -'ults, mti'1f'I. W1 lwt ti cm, ,. rt«lt ...,, ti..., nHb, ,, ..... ffltltilfUH . •Sunday ~rvka • 8:00. 9:30 & 10:45 • ~School & Btbk Sludtci ~ 9:30 • 760 Vldorii Sbttl •Cotta~ CA 91617 (7H) 031·1011 • (714) 548 llM (SchoulJ IHTE1tfAITH HUNGER WAUC Tb• 1995 Interfaith Hunger Walk will take place OD the Back Bay in Newport SNch, beginning and end- 1.J'lQ at St. Mark Presbyterian Chwch. A recruiters' meet- ing will be at 7 p.m. Sept. 13 at Irvine United Church of ChrlsVUniversity Syna- gogue, 4915 Alton Parkway, frvlne, and will provide infor- mation to help you organize yow congregation or group. Call Rob Stewart at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 644. 13"1. SOENCE OF MIND Meditation at 6 p.m. fol- lowed by "Prosperity/Sci- ence of Mind• at 7 p.m. Tues- day at Newport Beach Church of Religious Science, 901 Dove St., No. 145, New- port Beach. "Physical Perfec- tion/Science of Mind• is also held 10 a.m. Wednesdays. can 646-3199. PRAYER BREAKFAST First United Methodist RJU.UNEOF ACCESSORIES i.w,. 11.'$. AAifS. ... lllal Ml AU.USED SATURDAY. AUGUST 26, 1995 Church of Costa Me holds a Prayer Breakfast at 6 a.m. Wednesday at Denny's restaurant at Newport Boule· vard and 17th Street in Costa Mesa. Call 548-7727. volunteer directory HOLY COMMUNION St. James Episcopal Chur.cb, 3209 Via Udo, New- port Beach, offers a noon ser- vice Wednesday with Holy Communion. Bring a lunch and dine with the church staff after the service. Call 675-0210. BIBLE STUDY His Disciples Fellowship in Costa Mesa invites every- one for a study of God's word, food, fun and fellowship at 7 :30 p.m. Friday. All ages • welcome. Directions: 650- 2589 (James). • Please sen<f photographs and type-written releases detailing sto-ries, upcoming events, sermon top- ics or any other news involving Cos- ta Mesa and Newport Beach churches to Religion Editor Laurie Busby, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. You can also fax items to 646-4170. Releases are requested two weeks prior to an event date. • THI VOUINTEP D~ runs periodically In the Daily Pilot. If you'd lln information on ~ing your Ofg<Jnlzation listed, call 642.,..321, elCt. 331. ORANGE COAST INTlRfAITH SHELTER The Interfaith Shelter Is the largest fam· lly shelter in the county, housing, feeding and counseling 20 famllles dally. The group needs volunteers and disposable diapers. call Jeff Reynolds, 631-7213. OORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASKFORa The Orange County Homeless Tasic Force is recruiting voluntfff'S for the Interfaith Council Network to wor1c one-on-one with homeless adults In the program on basic life skills. can 263-1774. ORANGEWOOD BOUTIQUE The upscale resale boutique which ben- efits the Orangewood Children's Home for neglected and abused children needs volunteers to create displays, tag dothes and work with customers, among other duties. For information, call Christine, 760-6640. PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH PCRF raises money to support the pedi- atric ancer research laborl'tofy It the Children's Hospital of Orange. It ~ volunteers for a variety of duties. For Information, call the main office, 532· 8692. PROJECT TOGET'HfR Project Together, a comp<>Mnt of the Orange County Health U... Agency's Chll· dren's Mentaf Health Services, mat<:Ms adult volunteers wtth children who are ~rlendng emottonal or family prob- lems. Many of the children are economl· cally underprivileged and victims of child abuse. For Information, call Jonathan at 631-7540. REACH OUT FOR SENIORS: Provl:fompanionshlp and friendship to isolat seniors In Newport Beach and Costa • Training and support .vall· able. Must be 18 or older. For more Infor- mation, call 442-1000. SAVE OUR YOUTH The West Side Costa Mesa youth orga· nlzat lon Is looking for volunteers to help create a positive alternative for people 12 to 23 years old . Volunteers are needed to help in areas such as box· ing, sports health & fitness, aerobics and academic tutoring. For informa- tlon, call 548-3255. 1 00/ STUDENT /0 DISCOU D'""' tlv·u s"""", • [\·lovo.'")' ~~,, "''"""''"' ••• ,i._, • \,\/.-, ~rv·a • Or-. ,'D.:uly 437-1230 3009 t-la~·bo.-Blvd. Cost" Mesa ~.,.....~ .. ~ . SOWONl CAMS SOUP KITCHEN The Someone <Mes S9tJp ICitchen needs fOod WWf'S ft the Flnt United Methodist Church In ~ Mesa. or It the Rea Com- munity cem.r. For Information, call the soup kitchen, 646-8181 between 8 •.m •nd noon. SOUTH COAST REP£RTORY THlATER The South Coast Repertory The~ter needs volunteers to .help with ushering (see plays free) and other functions. For Information. c.11957-2602 or 957-2602. S.PJ.N. Setving People In Need is a non...profrt group In Newport Be.ach which serws the homeless.. Volunteers are greatly needed for many areas. For information on any of S.P.l.N.'s programs or how to volunteer. call 757-1456. UNDERGROUND The Underground program, a function of Child's Pace, provides social activities and Interaction. for adolescents Volun- teers are ntfded in many areas. For infor- mation, call "548-8849. VANTAGE FOUNDATION The Vantage Foundation ts a non-profit organization which supports employment and community training for adults with developmenul dlsM>ilities. VoluntHn .. sought. For lnfonnation, ull 645-7133. WEUHfSS COMMUNITY Of 0C The Wellness Community needs~ teen to help out It the reception de* during daytime hours. For lnfonMtion, call 258-1210. Wl$TSIOE BOYS AHO GHll.S Cl.US Of COSTA MESA Volunteers are needed Mondays and Thursdays from 2·30 to 5:30 p.m. to tutor students in grades first through sixth In reading. For Information. call EJlie It 6l1- n24. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN Women Helping Women Is dedicated to assisting victims of domestic violence. The organization is located It the Rea Com- munity Center In Cpsta M@Sa. For more information, call 631-2333. YMCA COMMUNITY COUNSELING ~EfMCES Mentor Program: Make a difference In a child's life Be a mentor and posltJve role model to a high ri1k youth in Costa Mesa Minimum commitment is & houn per month for one year. For more infor· mauon, call Danny Oaxaca or Adrienne Stokols at 442 tOOO. ~oU C.A ... 'T ESc"'~ M .Mlle. Club YOll'll •lof•Y' enjoy • triHlllY t • l>lclldclt ••ootltlt, llledt """" tllt lllOtt lllWFll Md ddiclo0 fltSrtdil11U, scrncl just the wry you llkc! ' . ' ~~~-'':.... ·; <·at\ < ·allll'l"ll' tl \ it/('o ~ •AnManGllNlla'I --!':=· \. . /; "' • \I, I ' .. .. t '. ~ OllaRWhbr~la\\ll8'ft We have a complete line of collectibles and antiques to choose from too. • , • • i • "' -.~ ;,\.,1_.~ I Orange Cout Con.tJe'a IBM PC Ulel'I Group wtll meet Saturday, from g a.m. '° DOOD ID OCC's Sdence Hall. The meettnP a.re for beginning and lntenne- dlate computer usen and include guest speakers anct new soft- ware demonstrations. The annual membership fee Is $36. For Informa- tion, call 8'3-2048. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT TODAY FREE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP Coping With Sexual Needs .• net P1oblt>ms in Dementia" is the 111 It• of d free semmctr sponsored Ii)' Tht• Adult Day Services of < )\ 111HJI' County and Oxford I h·cilth C'dre from 9 to 11:30 a.m. 111 ltw Adul.t Day Services Center, I ·ti I \\. I ldmilton, Bldg. 800, Cos- 1,, \lt ..... 1 Topics will include com- 1111111 !'>l'Xuctl clifhculues in demen- l .. .ind '>lrdtPgiei. in coping with , 11111•1. guilt and depression. '" ..,1·1v<1lJOn'> are required. Call i tH lfTll SATURDAY r~e CAMPFIRE PftOGRAM • n11• Upper Newport Bay Asso- ' wtioll I'> holding a series Of free • .tmpllre-programs at 7· 15 p.m. on . Shellmaker Island. The program includes a speaker, skits, enter- tainment and marsh.mallow roast- ing. Tonight's speaker is Loren Hayes of the U.S. Fish and Wtld.life Service, and the topic will be "Endangered Species and How They Got There.• Other pro- ~ gram dates include Sept. 30 and Oct. 21. For information, call 640- 1742. SAILING SEMINAR The Orange Coast College Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach, is offering a workshop titled "Understanding the Global Posi- tioning System• from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the sailing center. Chris Carver, a former navigator of the USS West Virginia, will explain the essentials of the system, and GPS units will be available for bands-on practice. The cost is $23 per person or $39 per couple. To Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful Cul"\led Used Brick En Jim Jennings CUSTOM MASONRY 170 E. 17th St. • Suite 206 Costa Mesa (714) 645-8512 - ..,1.11 .. Uu~n~ 1392707 Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard hardscape. • Expert brick, block, stone, nle, slate•& concrete work. • Can recommend q_uali~ designen. • Quality work in Costa Mesa &.. Newport Beach since 1969. • Drainage problems? We solve chem. register. call 645-9412. Pl.AHNING YOUR ESTATE Legal Options, 3901 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 200, New- port Beach, sponsors a lecture titled "Protect Your Assets" at 10 a.m. every Saturday. Attorney Debra Grimaila discusses how wills, living trusts, charitable donations and other tax reduction strategies preserve the value of an e~ate and help avoid probate. Admission is free, but seating is limited. Reservations may be made by calling 252-5411. SUNDAY CPRCl.ASS . The Newport-Costa Mesa- Irvine Family YMCA, 2300 Uni- versity Drive, Newport Beach, will be conducting a American Heart Association AdtJlt Level CPR doss frOm 1 to 5 p m Partid· .,.nt1 muet ~er before the class, and the cost is S25 for mem- ben and $35 for non-members. for infonnation. call (>42-9990. flmD TO IWAX? From 5 to 1 p .m. ev~ry Sunday, Zen Home Stitchery, a local man- ufacturer or meditation supplies, holds a_. free evt>ning of medita- tion. The purpose of the gathering is •to encourage and support the practice of meditation " The group meets at 711 W 17th St., No. AS, Costa Me a. Por infonna- Uon, call 631-5389. MONDAY WOMEN'S BUSINESS SUPPORT GROUP The Westcoast Organization for More Effective Networking (W.O.M.E.N.) is bolcting a break- fast meeting from 7 :30 to 9:30 a.m. in the Newport Beach Golf Course's Tea Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. W.O.M .E.N. founde r Diann Pow- ell will speak on M Mar~eting in the New Millenium." Attendees will also have the opportunity to display marketing material and give brief presentations. The cost is $14 for prepaid members and $17 for visitors. For information and reservations, cdll (3 10) 313- 9393. TUESDAY ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP This ongoing group specializes in the nee(is of individuals who have sick and/or dying animals in their lives. It meets from noon to 1 I p.m. every Tuesday dl 3101 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite No. 311, Newport Beach Cost is $15 per person/per group. For mQre mformation, call 722-4588. MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUP Alliance for the Mentally ID of Orange County provides educa- tion and emotional support for END OF MONTH ·sm & CLEARANCE Reductions ro 75%off 2 Day~ Only! Saturday 8126 -Io to 5 & Sundav 8/27 -Io to 4 We are~ rhe mt sunday o(ev nmth for our month end dcarnnrc 'M"llc. /'IO matter what you're dotng, your hometovvn newspaper r/TS IN... Daily Pilot learn ta expand yaur i111estin1 ca•lart zane. RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Wher9 Your Dolor Covers MOfel 1922 HARIOt II.VD .. COSTA MESA · 548· 1156 famlllel dMlng With mentally w loved OMI. A 6" .,.apport group meets from & tO 7 :30 p.m. flV8'lY Tuesday at Orange CoWlty Men· ta1 Health Clink, 3115 Redhill Ave. in Cc>lta Meta. Call 54-'· 8488 for detaill. LEADS CLUI The Women'• Chapter of the Costa Mesa Leads Club meell at 7:15 a.m. evecy Wedneid.ay at Mimi's Cale at Harbor and New- port boulevards in Costa Mesa. The club is part of an internation- al networking organization dedi- cated to eq>and.ing each mem- ber's business through quality leads. Call 474-2225 or 975-8338 for more information. NE1WORKING Q.UI The Sterling Business Club is accepting applications for new • ...., ... 1'tie exdulive netWork· Ing dub hOJds lunch meeting f1'0lll noon to J:15 p.m. every Wedn81day at the Stuzzi restau· rant on the comer of Harb6r and Newport boulev8lds, second lev• el. for lnformotion, call Jason at 834-1005,Ext.220. UR>LECTUIE The Mutual UFO Network of Orange CoWlty will present a lec- ture on •The Roswell Initiative" - which seeks an Executive Order to declassify information about UFOs -at 'T p.m. in the auditorium of the Costa Mesa Police Facility, 99 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Initia- tive creator and commercial air- line pilot, Kent Jeffrey, will be the featured speaker. The cost is $5 for MUFON members and $10 for non-members. For information or to report a sighting, call 520-4836 • Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Daily Pilot, 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa, c.alif. 92627. We have designs on you •.. to fill the decorative hardware needs & expectations of every client. No matter whctt style or time period the job require5, we have the finest quality door, cabinet, furni- ture, arc;hitectural , & bath hardware & fixtures to off er. 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Labor Day . . ,._._ __ • E!lectric Boats • Sailboats & Pedal Boats • Motorboats & Kaydks Be Your own Skipper Reserve Now! 673-7200 Daily PikK GOOD WITH THE BAD Violence is talk of post-theater soiree J Ultlce Shella Sonnenshlne sat with husband Ygal and their teen-age daughter in the orchestra seating of The Per- forming Arts Center captivated by the music of "Jekyll and Hyde." Then Edward Hyde blud- geoned the bishop and rammed his silver sheath through the skull of the noble gentlemen he had labeled a hypocrite. When the music turned to murder, Sonnenshine gasped. It was the first of several gasps to come from the distinguished Orange County judge as Robert Cucdoli, in the title role of Hen- ry Jekyll-Edward Hyde, went about his madness driven blitz, killing those he hated and those he loved in the name of scientific research. The reality of the vio- lence on stage was masterful. Perhaps too masterful. "Jekyll and Hyde" is a pro- duction that must be seen for the spectacular quality of the score, the book, the staging and the perfonnance. Will the music and dramatic staging carry this supreme effort to Broadway? Most likely. Will the story sustain a long run on the Great White Way? The jury is out. Ironically, the timing of this show could not be more in step with the drama and dilemma of American culture. The story lllll,J .... , I • ' - -.. _.,,. b.w. cook revolves around a man strug- gling with the two sides of life, good and evil, in himself. His attempt to separate the evil, by drinking a potion, results in the evil taking control him, enabling him to carry out his darkest impulses without the intervention of conscience. Every day, millions of people watch the 0.J. Simpson trial, hypnotized by the conflict of good and evil within the same man. The Menendez brothers echo the same theme. Then there's the Oklahoma City tragedy, threats from the Unabomber, exploding buses blowing.up tourists in Jerusalem every other Tuesday and the all too common headline declaring ... the murder of yet another teen- ager left in a pool of blood in a drive-by shooting. Robert LouJ.s Stevenson wrote the original Jekyll and Hyde story more than a century ago. Clearly, the theme of the duality of good and evil in soci- ety still hits home, but do we .need to see more explicit vio- lence in entertainment? That was the question of the night for the crowd attending the after-theater opening night soiree at The Westin, South Coast Plaza. "I loved the music, hated the violence,• said Joe Brooks of Costa Mesa at the late-night sup- per in the Westin's Garden Court. "In the end, because of the graphic nature of the murders, it leaves you with an uneasy feel- ing. You don't leave the theater light-hearted, I'll tell you that.· Center benefactor Mark Chapin Johnson agreed. "This is not a show with a happy end- ing," the local arts supporter said chatting with friends and nib- bling on Chef Fredric Castan's caviar. Seeing as Johnson and friends had only just witnessed Edward Hyde mass murder the society of his day while attending a swank party, there was reason for uneasiness. "When he (Hyde) chopped off that woman's head and tossed it into the arms of the other aristo-. crat, that did ~t for me,· another center donor said, grabbing a second glass of champagne. "But I loved the show," she added before dashing off to the buffet of salmon tartare and lobster ravioli. Justice Sonnenshine went from gasps to a muffled scream by the time Hyde killed his mis- tress, Lucy, near the end of the performance. Reality and fantasy just came too close for comfort. Fortunately, the beautiful and tal- ented Llnda Eder, who portrays SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1995 I Lucy Harris (hooker with a heart and 1l spectacular voice), entered the Garden Court along with fel- low cast members to mingle with the Orange Coast crowd. "The show has a vecy strong message," Eder said . Astronaut Buzz Aldrin was there with his wife, Lols. Busi- ness Alliance executive BW Car- roll was in the crowd with donors Hinda Beral, Gordon Fishman, Pat Hancock, Byron Henderson, Gall Kirwan, Ann Jekyll Ii Hydele..t actor' Jtobert OlcdoU wttllceater doaonl..oM adBmz AJ4rta. • Myles , Ann and Russ Pcmge, Un- da Pterog, Larry Schenker, Rudolph Schweltze, Rieb Stein- hoff, center board member Susan Strader and USC School of The- ater Dean Robert Scales. #Jekyll and Hyde" has 30- some stops to make before it reaches Broadway. 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It's a ,]>0s1llo11 thc1t was created by SCR •lo ( omlun<• cornmumty services ;ftnd outre>dch programs into one f l'nlrdl loct1lton, with a full time :tl\'t'l'>C't'I flpnung. 4 I will bt> overseemg all the t•d 11c c1l11 •ndl prog Mms, and at the i.inH ltml' dP\ 1smg a way to ':.pi Pcld nm pducat10nal mission •f hrouqhout lht> vanous depart- ,tnt'nls .111d d1sopllJles of SCR." ·1•xplc111wd Fleming after a recent ,t how al Shdkei.peare Orange t Jount\ ;. Thl; vut 1ous departments at 'iCR th,11 f,111 under Fleming's flt'\\> 1unschc twn include the Young Conwrvatory, Adult and f !")'ofec;..,1onc1l Conservatories, the ~R Eclucdltond.l Touring Pro-•• .. t • -: duction. Theatre Dl9covery. Tbe- atre Accea and Neighborhood Conservatory. SCR ptidel itlelf on using • working prol~ for its edu- cational prograim. and Plemlng certainfy ~es in that respect. A longtime actor and director, Fleming bas been with SCR since 1918 as a Young Conserva- tory instructor, and was the inter- im Young Conservatory Director until being appointed lo his new post. As part of his duties, Fleming will direct the spring Young Con- servatory production, and will teach one class during each Young Conservatory semester. Fleming is also directing the entertainment for the annual SCR Gala on Sept. 23, and will teach an Adult Conservatory scene study class that starts Sept. 19. But just overseeing the educa- tional and community programs will be a big job for Fleming; SCR has one of the most exten- sive outreach and educational programs in Southern California. #I want to monitor our programs and our commitment to the com- munity, and find ways that we can make it even better," he said. For more information on the educational touring productions dfld other community outreach programs, call SCR at 957-2602. -Jorn Theatre Districfs volunteer corps Want to get involved in the- ater? Ever wanted to try your hand at stage management or costuming? How a bout set con- struction? U so, The Theatre DtS- trict in Costa Mesa wants you. The Theatre District's goal is to bring affordable theater to the local community and provide tal- ented actors with a supportive place to practice their craft. ~~~~~~~!lir.211~~~ I 488 E. 17TH ST .• CORNER OF 17TH' IRVINE COSTA MUA · A<IU>ff FROM HO<klUfTIA VIPIO We Kno-w How-Hard It Can Be For a Caregiver ... tryi ng to meet your own needs as well as those of a loved one. We can help. Let us provide temporary care for someone close to you in a home-like, professional healthcare setting. I • Call today for rall!s and tnformatton. 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Adding to their volunteer base is important for The Theatre Dis- trict, which is undergoing grow- ing pains. Their new theater is larger than their old one, which means more volunteers are need- ed to help keep the audiences coming in like they did for the just-closed, critically-acclctlmed production of "Bus Stop," which played to sold out houses over most of its six-week run. The Theatre District is holding a special meeting at 7 p.qi. tonight for interested volunteers. Refreshments will be served. Call 435-4043 for more information, or just show up at 2930 Bristol St. in the large building in the back parking lot of The Lab "Anti Mall,• just half a mile south of the 'San Diego Freeway. Airline ntghts and flying free By day, Becky Williams is a ticket agent for American Aii· lines in an office across the street from John Wayne Airport. At night, the 29-year-old Costa Mesa resident is busy indulging in what she calls her serious bob- by: acting. "I love being on stage," said Williams recently. "I started with modeling when I was a teenager, then got into commercials. I did plays in high school, but got out of it for a while.• Williams returned to acting wtile she was li\ting in the Bay Area, but took a short break when her husband's job was relocated to Orange County this past February. Williams is back on stage in the Irvine Communi- ty Theater production of "Butter- flies Axe Pree," in which she bas a lead role. , For "Butterflies," Williams rehearsed for five weeks, four nights a week. Combined with her day job, it can be a grueling schequle . "I was exhausted, but it was worth it," said Williams. #When you're on stage, it's incredible. I don't want it to stop." Williams doesn't get paid for acting yet, so until she does she's going to hang onto her day job. "You have to have money to exist," she said. "I do this (act- ing) because I love it." 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A seating section in Tier 1 is designated for the signed perfor- mance, allowing a clear view of both the action on stage and the interpreter. The show will be interpreted by Paula Dunn. The TDD/ITV number to call for more information on the sign- language-interpreted perfor- mances at The Center is 556- 2746. Chamber deadline approaches The deadline for subscribing to the Orange County Performing Arts Center's 1995-96 Chamber Music Series is Sept. 1. Subscrip- tions to The Center's Chamber Music Series are $90 for five con- certs ($40 with current full-time student l.D.) and are on sale now at The Center Box Office or Newport Be1ch 2700 w. Coast HwJ. n 1-am . through TicketMaster. Call 740- 2000 or 480-3232. Individual tick- ets are $20 and go on sale approx- simately six weeks prior to the concert. Five of the world's · most renowned chamber music ensem- bles make up the sepes in Founders Hall. Returr\i,ng to the series next season .Jill be the Emerson String Quartet, Cuarteto Latinoameri~o and The Endel- lion String Quartet. Making their Center debuts on the series will be The Chilingirian String Quar- tet and The Artis String Quartet. ---- Leading man spikes "Jekyll and Hyde· with raw power of his singing By Tom Tltus, Daily Pilot Originality in musical the- ater -outside, perhap!i, of the works of Stephen Sondheim -is becoming more and more elusive, which leaves creative artists the choices of reviving old, established hits ("Guys and Dolls," "Damn Yan- kees") or scouring library shelves for inspiration. The latter option worked glo- riously for the creators of "Les Miserables" and "Phantom of the Opera," so it was only a matter of time before someone got around to adapting Robert Louis Stevenson's horrific clas- sic, "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" as a musical. The impressive r~sults are on view at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. "Jekyll and Hyde" ~with book and lyrics by the esteemed Leslie Bricusse ("Stop the World, l Want to Get Off," "Dr. Doolittle") and a soaring musi- cal score by Frank Wild.horn - has moments of sheer magnifi- cence. It's worth viewing if for no other reason than to savor the voices of the show's three principal performers. But in the dual title role of this pre-Broadway production, Robert Cuccioli renders a stag- gering performance that has Tony Award written all over it. Frederic March won the Oscar for his interpretation, and others from John Banymore t~ Spencer Tracy (to Jack Palance in a riveting TV movie) have all sunk their teeth into it, but Cuc- cioli adds a new dimension with the raw power of his singing voice. In his energized solo, "This ls the Moment,• just before gulp- ing the potion that will tum him into the evil Hyde, Cuccioli sums up his character's quest for scientific validation with a throbbing, visceral force more natural to his alter ego. It underscores Stevenson's origi- nal concept that man's nature includes a force capable of uncontrolled destruction. ,/ , 0111nge 1832 E. Katefta n.-.1100 CucctoU as Hyde justifiably devours the scenery, altering his appearance only by letting down his ponytailed halr. His only misstep, one for which director Gregory Boyd must shoulder the blame, is his too- ~alculated manner during his final, gruesome confrontation with Lucy, the chanteuse-hook- er who has come to love him. This role, gorgeously sung by Linda Eder, is notable for repre- senting the dark side of romance. the. antithesis of the sweet and gentle Lisa (Christine Noll). Eder warms up her audi- ence with the raunchy cabaret number, "Bring On the Men," then delivers a socko first act finale, "Someone Like You," which showcases her exception- al singing voic~. The blond, delicate Noll has her moments as well, with a thoughtful "His Work -and Nothing More" and the wistful ~Once Upon a Dream.• And, in an exhibition of vocal and tech- nical excellence, she teams with Eder for the mesmerizing duet. "In His Eyes." It's all done with mirrors. Another duet calculated to impress playgoers is the climac- tic "Confrontation " number between Jekyll and Hyde. Nat- urally, Cuccioli can't be in two places at once, but by playing against a screened image, he conveys the desired impression. Notable in support are Philip Hoffman as Jekyll's friend, Utterson, and Nita Moore as Lucy's flashy Pal, Nellie. But the most impressive is Martin Van Treuren, who bounces back and forth from the elegant Sir Dan- vers Carew, Lisa's father, to the seedy, scroungy pimp, Spider. "Jekyll and Hyde," making its third try at the big time, ha the heart of •Les Miz" and the glands of "Sweeney Todd," not to mention the melodramatic soul of "Phantom." But most importantly, it bas Cucdoli delivering an exhaustingly bril· liant performance in the title roles. r.Lc~~~~~~- 1 Introductory Off er To : lk~~ : Champagne Buff et Brunch In Town : I • Prime'Rib •Ham • Turkey rcan•ed toOrderJ I I • Omelettes MadP to Order • Pasta Dishes. 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Water from wells sunk into the basin has been used for several years by most Orange County cities at a lower cost to augment supplies received from the Metropolitan Water District. The citi- zens of those severd.l cities, which includ e nearby Costa Mesa, Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach, certamly have not suffered any ill effects from use of water from the basin. As a mat- ter of fact, basin water quality is equal to or better than the water obtained from the MWD. runs roughly parallel to Pacific Coast Highway tor several miles to preclude ~t water penetrating into the basin. Llttle, ii any, of this barrier w~ter reach- es the mairi basin. If any does, which I doubt, it has been so diluted by salt water, the initial fresh water augmenta· tion and natural subsurface filtration that it would meet water quality stan- dards. It is important to remember that the water received from the Fountain Val· ley wells will be treated again at our reservoirs to meet state and federal standards, as is the water we now receive from MWD, before it is dis- pensed to local consumers. Acres Project) with basin-supplied fresh water. 'Ifeated waste water for land- scaping is also used extensively for landscaping in the city of Irvine and the Newport Coast. Incidentally, this water is treated to the point that it could be drinkable with the addition of chlorine in emergencies. The Green Ac:n;,s pro- ject will be extended to Newport' Beach within the next two years for area golf course and public park irrigation. Rather than delaying the well wate r project, as Vandersloot suggests, it shoµld be accelerated, so citizens of the community will benefit sooner from the lower cost of water and to insulate the city from the ever-increasing cost of MWD supplied water. • From that background, I can assure ~veryone that Vandersloot's letter is nrurutigated disinformation and should ~e ignored The water that will eventu- ally be used by Newport citizens comes (rom the Ordnge County Wate1 Basin, which underlie!. most of Orange Coun- (y The -:;ource of water for the basin lf(Hne!> from wc1ter that has been divert- ~d from the Santc1 Ana River at several Treated waste water, augmented by MWD-supplled fresh water, is used to provide an underground barrier that Apparently, Vandersloot confused the treated waste water now being used only for watering landscaping by several Orange County cities (Green • "41L SANSONE is a former Newport Beach city councilman. ' By Phil Sansone ~ONORING WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE Women should k eep ijghting for e quality . 11dc1y we will be embark.mg n the 75th year anniver- ary of women's suffragf'. lust thmking about this, over- .,.. ~lming feelings stir deep inside me. ~y emotions express anger lor,the suppressing of women for 1 Ah. so long and yet Y y,nat I am ecstatic..... 1 ld about om lllfJU OUr dchlevements f ou,nding Can we 'h+ if lillagme what Sl1>c,ers o Susan B wnm en 's Anthony, Eliza- y beth Cady S~age Stanton, Carrie S r11 to US Chap~an Catt ':.:7 and Alice Paul 1ust to name a today ... ? few -endured? lmagme to be thought of as nat- urC\lly wedk If married. women coUldn 't own property. their walJes went to their husbands ancJ their lives were centered c1r~nd their children and homes. \.lqiough some women have ch~sen to stdy ho. me, ttus m itseli wa chosen, not expected. U you we e single, you dnlted through th idea of mamage instead of < mtsciousl y t.h.in.k.i.ng about 1t. ~ul what still IS fnghterung is thEt"e are some people running df4md today sb.ll Uunk.ufg that women should still be considered an ~ antiquated fastuon, and wbot IS unnerving IS that we ha'fe tome a long way, but we still have obstacles to overcome Fo~ example, equal pay. equal "mployment {I know there are I I I many qualified women who deserve _upper echelon posi- tions), s~xual harassment ... my list could go on . lf we want lo fully achieve our equality. we must never stop fighting. We as individuals have a responsibility, to stand~ for ourselves and our rights. Although these may have con- squences, 1ust think of what Susan B Anthony, Ehzabeth Cady Stanton, Glona Stemem, your grandmother and your mother have endured. They have foughf for you and me and women for generabons lo come. This alone should gwe each and every woman the courage and the gumption. I am not saying that you shouJd stand on your street cor- ner and shout "Equality1or Women" -if you would like to, then do so. I am imploring all women to always, no matter what situation they may be in, constantly demand equality. Aside from my soap box, I have been sitting on pins and needles waiting for today's Women's Suffrage celebration from 10 a.m. lo noon at the Plaza of Flags in Sdnta Ana Civic Cen- ter. Many influential women will speak and acknowledge this vic- torious day I ask myself. •What would our founding sisters of women's suf- frage say to us today?• Possibly. "Keep on fighting.• ANNE MARIE SCANLON Costa Mesa : contact your representatives ' I ' COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERV1SORS Hflt of Administration, 10 Civic Center Pia~. Santa Ana, 92701 ; Jim Silva 2nd Dis\ (Costa Mesa) 834-3220; Marian Ber;eson 5th Dist. (Newport Beach, San- ta a Heights) 834-3550 CO NTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 2<1> Kalmus Drive. Costa Mesa, P.O. Box 905t, 92628-9050, 966-4000. Eubeth 0. Parker, member, Trustee Are 5 (Costa Mesa, Newport Beach.) CO COMMUMTY COU£GE DIST1UCT 1 ~O Adams Ave. Costa Mesa, 92626. 432~5012 • • he name ·zoo Port" h as often been candidly used in describing our city of Chancellor: William M. Vega, E. O .. ; President: Sherry Baum; Board Mem- bers: Paul G. Berger. Nancy Pollard, Wal· ter G. Howald, Armando R. Ruiz. CJTY GOVERNMENT Costa Mesa: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. 754-5223. Joe Erickson, mayor; Peter Buffa, Sandy Genis, Mary Hornbudcle and Gary Monahan, council members. N.wport a..dt: City Hall, 3300 New- port Blvd., 644-3309. John Hedges, may· or; John Co><. Jan Oebay, Thomas Edwards, Norma Glover, Dennis O'Neil. ~an Watt. council memberl . lEAH HOGSTEN I DAll.Y PllOT lWenty-slx youngsters completed the English as a Second Language program at the Shalimar Drive Leaming Center, including Eduardo Garda, 8, (above, center). . gains ESL GRADUATES lWo dozen Costa Mesa children graduated from a summer-long Eng- lish as a Second Language class offered at the Shalimar Drive Leaming Center. The children met three times a week and were assisted by retired Laguna Beach businessman Bill McDonald, as well as other volunteer tutors. SHALIMAR PEACE A series of meetings between Costa Mesa officials and Shalimar Drive residents has eased tensions created by the city's tough neighborhood clean-up strategy. The residents now say they've noticed a drop in crimi- nal activity since the city dosed off Shalimar Drive with cement barriers. BEAR STREET SCHOOL • The Newport-Mesa Unified School District sold the old Bear Street School site for $5.3 million to a home developer. The sale was a major cog in the district's plan lo offset a more than $8 million loss in the county investment pool bankruptcy. readers respond · losses HALSHIRJN Hmtior High fOOtbell legend Harold •Hal" ...., ~Aug. 19 at the age Of 11. The e COiia ~ nsident'i many athletic achieve- mtmta .._ ~ -tncl,µding hil contribution to the fabled 11'21'8 t..m -and be allb served the · commUnlty • • Newport Beach police Otflcer. GIOVE OF MEMORY AND HOPE . COit& MeM 1-klent Judy Hubbard's idea to create a ~GI.._. ID C8nyon Pm memory of people •wboM JIYes have beien toUdied by HIV" was soundly trounced by tbe Ccllta MeM Parks ComnilssiOn. Com- mt..aarMn Mid tbe ~ didri't cdmply With dty Polk.Toa ..,....,ftJqoelbl and that~ the S2.500 Hubbilld illllllcl.wOq)d open the door to Other •Wlmftmetary" -Mal ~eltl. -brought a conservative voice to that arena. JOAN McAWSTER Newport Beach r wport Beach. The usual s ng relates to visitors who f quent the beaches and rs. However, it is becoming re and more apparent that citizens, boating organiza- n s and local businesses that g the h arbor have become cjlptured creatures for the cus- Animals were out in force in 'Zoe Port'~ Minding our P When you deal with a serious. subject like •Drug Testing," you have to speak carefully. Our feel- ings can be described by using a few •p• words: t•mers lining the rail of some ~arter boats to point at, make f•n of and jeer as U they w ere ~ a trolley touring the San diego Zoo. A an interested harbor ater, I was totally taken ack when I witnessed a rter boat trying to break up, gross intimidation, the start the summer Twilight Race ol small sail boats Aug. 9 at Balboa Yacht Club. The pper'• action waa like sboo- a nock of birds noating In way of h1s bow wake by rep ated sounding of a loud bull horn and dressing down the small boat skippers with a loudspeaker for daring to be in bis way. I wonde red if he real- ly impressed his customers? It seems that 80 or so years of small boat sailing lore and tradition may no longer be welcome recreation for New- port Beach residents and all those who sail at. the many boating organizations of llae harbor by the aetions of some charter boat sklpp~ra. Do they really look at thoH who Bve, wort and play lo the harbOr •• creatures to be ~tared at and bowled (or tOotM at) ln tlaelt ·zoo Portr Money shouldn't go to HIV memorial I read in the pa~ the article regarding placing some kind ol memorial irl Canyon Park in memory ol HlV patients. Do you plan to also place memonals for cancer patientaf Dri.ig ~ts? Heart patients? • I feel that's wlft we ha" PW:et like l Porelt Lewn and l>adftc \'MW. The park n supPosed to be a happy plea!. How many p*'8i doweldl haw for our~-'° ~being JW!hwMd,,, tbe -. in our IOdMtf . • _I ·Hy ipend tM money on ~to tlnd CUl'9I b tbe ... M:' rather than plaClng memo- rials. I live across the fence. from Wilson Park. 1 loo' out my win- dow and wonder if I'm in a differ- ent country. How did we let our parks deteriorate this way? The homel-brtng their gro- cery carts with their blankets and bottles of cheap wine and settle in for the nighl Drug dealers watt for their deall. Lovers show up in the afternoon for 1ex in the park. Why? Beeeu.. we let It happen. It's tb'ne to give our kids aod grandchildren blclt a late place to play ... a place where they won't be reminded of some clreadfu1 dlleUe. Think before you accept mon· ft'/ just becaUM it's D)ODeyf DIXIE GMDOUS1a COit.a Mesa In. defense of a ~chool boar.d trustee Sharon Boudreau called your hotline to say •the worst part about Wendy Leece being efect. ed to the Newport~Mesa school board ll that ab• bu been~ a forum to preach her riaht_.~ drivel.• I'm l\ll'e Ml.' Boudreau and others ol her Ilk 1'998Dt tbat a Republlc«n conservative has been eleded to the boan1 a.rid bu the courage to make statements contrary to the predictable agen- da ol academMI liberals. The fact 11 Mil. Leice'I YleWI reprtllllt .•·""91 number (plobl- bly tbe maijodty) ol Newpc>rt· M.,. 'dtilelll. UMt we .,. .en~ to bOw lbe bM The •p•urpose of this volun· ta.ry random program would not be "P"uilitive, b ut rather •p"osl- tive. And what better school to tat this •p•11ot program ii'1 than CDM. Newport Mesa's premier high lthool ll ldeally set up to test th1s concept. Out •p•rtndpal Don Martin bu experif!flce garnered from b1i dlys at El Toro. Out •p•uenta have been highly •p• Olltive. JI we can make th1s sUcceiltul by belplnO to elbnlnat• teen...,_ drug UM, tbm we can ~·. gtMt ID8MW'e ol •p•ride1 .IOftllj AND M8MM WALZ Newport '-ch ' CHILDREN CONTINUED FROM A 1 which at times is &uh-divided into SJ>41lilh-spealdng and English· speaking sections Paularino boasts about 16 children and their parents. Sonora was limited to a one-week class starting next week, and Killy- brooke's class didn't get off the groWld because of a lack of parental interest. But parents at College Park Ele- mentary are thrilled with the pro- gram. •1 took off work to do this, I thought it was that important,• parent Jan Snyder said. During the 2 112-hour class, par- ents spend time learning education- al games to play with their children, watching child-rearing videos and getting to know other kindergarten parents. •1t helps us meet other parents without suddenly jumping into a huge group,• Kathleen Cloutier said. "We do activities with the Span- ish-speaking parents, so we can get together and our children see us getting along, and then it's easier for our children to get along,• Snyder said. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1995 AU SOFFER CONTINUED FROM A 1 just tow them anyway. •They're not eqclosed, • Erick- son said. •And they ~ouJd be enclosed, out of View from the street.• As for the lien on the property, Soffer questions whether the dty can do that. •They can't take a lien unless I owe them money,• he said. Erickson says he's wrong. He said the city can obtain a lien to cover the cost of repairs. "The city's prepared to go in there and do the repairs ourself." Erickson said. "We're doing this with other problem properties in the city, and Sid shouldn't be treated any differently JUSt because he's Sid Soffer.• Re Painting? If you're looking to paint or repaint, rebuild 1t. replace 1t or restore rt, look in the Pilot Classifieds to find the service best fitting your needs. Daily Pilot CALIFORNIA PARALEGAL CLINICS, INC. A11 attorney assisted paralegal Jinn We Specialize In: F - The class also helps the first-time students adjhst to schoot a little at a time. Cecilia Schreyer said she's noti~ a change in her son Peter's attitude in just one week. MARC MARTIN f DAILY PILOT Kathleen Cloutier works with her daughter Amy Snyder, 4, on a dass project at the College Park parenting pre-school dass. •Divorce "' • Bankruptcy • Landlord/fenant "The first day, he wouldn't leave me. Now he has no problem running off and playing with the other luds, • she said. The class offers an opportunity for parents to see today's teachmg meth- ods, said teacher Leslie Murtaugh, one of three teachers leading the pilot program. "Teachers have one expectation, and parents have another expecta- tion,· she said. 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But, district general manager Karl Kemp on Friday said the sav- ings in interest payments could be sizable -about $800,000. Kemp also defended Rut· l~e·s experience, saying she bas served on a number of water agency advisory committees and is well-respected in the industry. Rutledge, who bas a bachelor's degTee in geology from the Uni- versity of Illinois and a master's degTee in science and engineer- ing management from West Coast University, Thl,lJ'Sday night told Palme that· she has 20 years' experience working for various regulatory agencies. "I think her experience and her proven track record are ·what's important," Kemp said. "She's the one John Moorlach called a berO for~ the dil· trict egalmt blv~ in the Orange County (treuurer's) pool." Kepip said Rutledge took her tint ~n with the district 12 yeara ago as data procefl1ng IMD8ger -a post she beld foi three years before being promot- ed to her current standing as trea·. surer and manager of finance. Still, Pabne said, that doesn't allay her concerns. , "It's scarf," Palme said. "When you don't know the intricacies of fina.ndal dealings, you set your- self up for trouble'. "Any entity, in their finance department, they almost always have a CPA (certified public accountant) on staff. I was shocked to discover that she had no educational background in finance. "I think it's totally inappropri- ate for someone with a degree in geology to be handling umpteen millions of dollars worth of the rate payers' money.• Kemp, however, said he didn't believe the district needed a tp A. "U we were preparing tax returns, then having a CPA on staff would be great," Kemp said. "But that just doesn't quite fit here." Costa Mesa business certified ·to recycle used motor oil Local residents seeking a convenient location to dispose of used motor' oil can take advantage of a new program offered by the Calif or,. nia Integrated Waste Management Board. As part of California's Used Oil Recycling Program, the board has certified the Haus of Performance, 3017 Enterprise St., Costa Mesa, to accept up to 20 gallons of used oil per person per day. For information, call the Haus of Performance at 545-2755. ,• JAGUAR RANGE ROVER '"'''I'' 11.t,·111 ..... l'I \ ll' Deftnder, Oiscovtry, bngt Rovtr BRITISH AUTO SPECIALISTS Quality care for fine British Automobiles 1760 Monrovia Ave. Unit ClO • Costa Mesa 646-8802 ~··--.............. ........................... ::;:::;:.r ... • - EYE-0,.ENER New Costa Mesa glils volleyball coach no shrinking violet ... QUOTE OF THE DAY ".1fter getting the job hNe (Co.ta M na) they (Laguna &tachJ were laughing at me ... • -COAal DAW? SORREILS I I I \ ' I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I\ I -\ ( I I I I ) I' \ I I I ' ,, I '. I I \\ ' CdM coach inheriting the (win)d • Brian Chartier opens reign with solid corps of returning talent for '95. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Brian Chartier, Corona del Mar High's fifth girls volleyball coach since 1989, isn't walking into foreign territory. "I've coached against a lot of these players in club volleyball, so •. I know a lot about what they can do," Chartier said. "It's a good feeling to be coaching them." Chartier has other reasons to feel good. He has eight returning players from last year's Lance Stewart-coached team that fin- ished 8-2 in the Sea View League (9-10 overall). He inherits one of the best set- ters -6-foot-2 senior Kelly Campbell -in Orange County, as well as in CIF Southern Section Division I circles. Campbell, a first-team All-CIF Division I selection last season, and senior outside bitter Kathryn Rice were members of the Daily Pilot's all·district Dream Team in 1994. "It's a goO:_d opportunity to run this program," said Chartier, 29, who bas spent several years coaching in the Long Beach and Torrance areas. "Any time you can take over perhaps the most successful high school girls volley- ball program in the area. throughout • SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 82 • 1huindey: Newpon ........ Hlgh"ss.lforw + ~ c.o.ta Mesa High .. MultMgl • I • ~ Corvlul def Mw Hlgh's Sea Kings + c.-111: n.--Coast Col~'s ,;;;~ DIAMOND DAVE , • Dave Sorrells vows Costa Mesa girls will become volleyball power on the prep level. By Richard Dunn, Staff Wnter COSTA MESA -You could say there's at least one chip on • Dave Sorrells' shoulder, §Dd he intends to cash it m ~t Costa Mesa High, where Sorrefts becomes the Mustangs' fourth girls volleyball coach in four years. "The difference is, I'm going to be here next year, as opposed to the last four or five coaches they've had,• Sorrells, • SEE DIAMOND DAVE PAGE 82 I J I\ I I ' I I '' ' I I ; \ I I 11 I ( I I I ~ ( I I ( ) ( ) L F ( ) ( ) T H ;\ I. L I t's all business on the practice fields now, as illustrated in this photo coverage of Costa Mesalilgh's Mustangs as they gird for their season-opener HEL L WE EK "< II I I> I I I Sept. 7 -JMyfair <-Newport), 7 Sept. 14 -Westmlnsw (at Newport), 7 Sept. 21 -Edison (.t Orange Coast), 7 Sept. 29 -Troy CM Fuhrton HS), 7:30 Oct. 7 -Santa AM Cat SA Bowl), 7 • Oct. 13 -Lagunt Beech* (at Newport), 7 Oct. 19 -AJISo NigUel* {at Newport), 7 Oct. 26 -~· (at Orange Coast), 7 Nov. 2 -UnMrslty* (at Newport). 7 Nov. 9 -Laguna Hills* (at Mission Viejo). 7 •Denotes hdfic Coast League game. DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH Sailors· benefit with four transfers • Coach, however, dispels any notion that it's a case of "Transfer High ." By Richard Dunn. Datly Pilot ~ I I NEWPORT BEACH -Trans-t fers can drastically change a foot-l ball program. 1 Case in point: Edison High got a great tailback in 1979,, Kerwin Bell, who led the Bill Workman- coached Chargers to the CIF Big Five Conference title and a 14-0 record. In 1990, Mater De1 got Derek Sparks, who rushed for 279 yards • m his first game as a Monarch, mcludmg three long touchdown runs against Santa Ana in his first four ca.mes. "If we had a guy who trans- terred in, a superstar, then maybe (it would be news),• Newport Harbor Coach Jeff Brinkley said . "Los Alamitos just got (a trans- fer). a 6-7, 300-pound guy from Texas, but so far, none of those guys have walked through Qur • doors." • SEE SAILORS PAGE B3 richard dunn r ,. f Sept. 7 under new coach Jerry Howell. At right returning All-Padfic Coast League two-way lineman Jason Morin takes a well-deserved break at one of the more revered objem in camp - the water fountain -with wide recetver- detemlve lineman Brian Abbott in the background. Not your prototype f ·_ grandma Above and at the left are a sample of the collisions as players at Mesa, as well as those at Estanda, Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor, do battle with one another in hopes Of gaining, or holding onto, the starter's role. Eagles in the process of turning their syStem into a game for rq,adrunners • Estand.a football players~ to new run offense like ducks to water, according to their coach. ly Rldwd °"""' CW/ Pilot Johner's bullets. .. A year later, BStanda, still lacking speed· and qualiZn,recetYen, struggled through a 1-9 c~ tbeo went -'-6 Jut yeer. "For yeers w.'ve tried to throw. but we've been Nal saow,• Eagle Coech John IJebengoad Mid. Myron Miller, the former CON Mela COllCb Who WU probably taan aft l.WMID· gOod .. CbrtsbDM cant lilt IMt ...... IOl- lowlng an acba1"19 ~ tongue Jpbingl In ,.. .... .,..,... .. bty .._ almlrk on ....... .. Whyf .wen. Miller's tnouence bas car- ried over to EstaMLa, 'Where the Eaglel, With the majority Cl tMlr ottenstVe 11.nem.n and n.inning baca retmmng, will copy Mesa's pitch-and-trap often1e ot the put three l8UOnl in tiopei Of tui'nlng around thm~ ~ wbo WW me • double-Wing attack tutMd GI an I~ Mal to~ ba Iba di •lltOD toclo. ·-de dlgP.g and ~ the bnln ot the qi· Ml ptcb-end~ OUN. DanMartdMm. •,.. t<Ngb as tt ta for me tO .. ,. rw. got • Knitting? Baking apple pies? Not hardly. These grandmothers will whip you into shape. s r • SATUN>AY, AUGUST 211. 1115 Alshuler Ford COM CONTINUED FROM 81 a period of time, it's a great opportunity, and hopefully ..I'll keep on improving the pro- gram.· Chartier, who succeeds Stew- art's three-year reign, in which Cd.M won national, state and CIF titles in 1992 and 1993, acquires a program that will be ranked among the top six in the Orange County and CIF Divi- sion I preseason polls. "We have a good core ol seniors, and a Jot of these girls have a lot of expenen~e playing in tough matches and being in competitive situa- tions,· Chdrtier said. "l think that'll-help us Chartier throughout the year.• The Sea Kings will need ear- ly. They open against Mater Dei Sept. 13 in a nonleague match, then compete in the challenging Orange County Championships Sept. 15-16. It gets tougher. They play Calvary Chapel and Huntington Beach in nonleague matches, then travel lo Chicago to play m the Nike C hallenge Sept. 28-29. a national lourndlTlent for the lop teams m the country. "We'll be put to the test.'' Chartier said. ·At the Pnd of the year, we're playing in the Redondo Tournament, wtuch IS pretty Lough. also, so put that in with our league schedule, and we have one of the toughest schedules anybody has to face But we like 1t like that " Of CdM's 14 pldyers, Camp- bell is most celebrated She will N. MarshaJJ Warmington carry the swing load, as well as set. "l think the key for us is bal- ance, having enough bitters on the court to balance the attack out and not put a lot of pressure on Kelly or Kathryn,• Chartier said. •Our other bitters are . capable enough of adding to the attack. The key ls to be bal- anced over all on the net.• Senior Melissa Ford will also set, as well as hit, while middle blockers Doris Hawley (6-0 senior) and Julie Coombe (5-9 senior) are returning letter winners who are. expected to start. It appears that junior Heather Marshall will start at outside hitter on the left side, where. the Sea Kings lack strength. Senior Nicole Marshall and juniors Nada Dorsey and Kara Willgeroth are also returning players. Back-row specialists' .Lindsay Warnungton, Hayden Aley and Jeanette Alshuler are juniors, while Chelsea Carden is a senior. "(Rice) is ow best left-side hitter,• Chartier said. •she's a great all-around player, a great passer and defensive player. (Ford) will probably do some setting and also hit, and (Haw- ley) is going to have a really good year for us. I've been real happy with (Coombe) in the middle; l think that'll b~ a strong poirtt for us." I Chartier's philosophy is to perform the simple tasks well, play good ball control and serve and pass well. Fundamentally sound is the key. The demanding schedule should toughen them up for the playoffs. Aley Carden DIAMOND DAVE CONTINUED FROM 81 49, said. "You can definitely sdy there's a new kid in town, but I'm definitely not a kid. H Sorrells, a longtime volleyball official and club coach, better known as "Diamond Dave" by his peers, takes over a program that finished 3-11 d year ago. •It's not going to be the same 3-11 team," sdld Sorrells, a Lagu- na Beach nauve who has tned for fow years to land dn Orange County cOdchmg pos1bon, mclud- mg the recent opening at Laguna Beach, only to come up short, even though his impressive resume includes havtng coached two gold-medal winning Olympians (Craig Buck and Steve Salmons) and a pau of national championship club teams in the lctle 1970s Sorre lls. a USA National refer- ee. hasn't coached smce 1987, while his expenence coaching girls is limjted. Even th.ts year's Mesa squad - led by seniors Tawny Bayes, Amanda Sunmonds and Alicia Harber -is slim with only seven players. "We're going to have an ironman squad, H Sorrells said. "The mobvation level here is tremendous," Sorrells added. •And I think the plus side is, whatever the success this team has is because of me. It's not a s1t- uation where you roll out the ball and win a championship, like Laguna Beach. We don't have many bodies to work with, but we're going to surprise some peo- ple. It's too early to tell, because we haven't played anybody yet, but I told these girls we are going to CIP and I'm sticking by that." Sorrells, knowledgeable 0£ the juniors in the Laguna Beach area. said he was •ttcked off" about not getting an inteJView for the vacantl.agunajob, "but I noticed Costa Mesa had a position open and I went for it." MIDAY'S COUNTS 'Tm an extremely competitive person, and I fully believe that if I was hired at Laguna Beach that I could have won a national cham- p1onstup, • Sorrells said. •1t•s interesting that I've wound up in a place like Costa Mesa. Even though it has very little experi- e nce, l fully intend, within three to fow years, to have one of the top programs in Orange County. I absolutely expect that. MThere's a little extra motiva- tion, too, because no'fr1y knows that I'm coaching ere that's involved with high school volley- ball at the moment. Nobody thinks I'm going to do anything, and I don't like the fact that peo- ple don't think I can coach, so I'm on a mission. I've gotten to know all those juniors in Laguna Beach, because that's where I play, so I was disappointed I didn't get the job there, and after getting the job here, they were laugbmg at me. Laguna Beach is 1n our league, so there's more motiva- tion." Those iron-girls expected to carry the load are setter Bayes, middle blocker Simmonds and outside bitter Harber, perhaps the Mustangs' best bitter. Sophomore Julie Collett, an All-CIP softball player last spring, is an inexperi- enced middle blocker, but a fine athlete, JunJor Sarah Yenny and sophomore Taline Seikeldjlan are also expected to 1tart. ·l'm extremely committed to buildmg one of the finest pr(l- grams here at this school," Sor- rells said. "In relation to where most girls are today, this team ls extremely inexperienced, but they're the most motivated group of girls l've ever seen in my lite. We're not in the class of Laguna Beach or Newport Harbor, b\tt we're going to be a lot better than we used to be." Davey's Lodcer -8 boats, W •nglers. 412 bonito, 207 t.rr~. 154 cal· lco ~ 102 sand~ 62 KUfpln, I shffphNd, 1 halibut,; 14 roc*ftth. 1 Nimon grouper, 3 sole, 11 whlteflth, 4 bfue ptfth, 140 madtet91. Newport ......... 6 boats, 169 angl«S. 8 ~·· 163 btli'l'llCUdli, 7J calko bass. 49 oonlto, 46 wind bass. 19 rock1ish, 1lt scutpfn, 1 wh!'tefW\ 2 sole, 206 ~,.,. --I LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY Pit.OT Kelly Campbell (left), Kathryn Rice are Corona del Mar's major guns as 1995 girls volleyball season looms. Havrllu.k Doney he Newport Harbor Nautical Museum has a new home -the fonner Reuben E. lee -but It needs a new name. We need your help! Enter our "Name the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum" contest and win two tickets to the Museum's Gala Christening Ceremony on September 22, 1995 (worth $200) and a catered dinner for four in the Wheelhouse of the Reuben E. Lee during the holiday Parade of Lights. The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, in its newly·acqulred "river barge• home, re-opened August 10. Founded on the Balboa Peninsula in 1986, It now occupies five times its former space, encompassing 15,000 square feet on three levels with elevator and handicap access. Plans include an ever-expanding collection of historical photographs on the significance of the harbor, as well as maritime paintings, ~ models, navigational Instruments, rigging and knot exhibits, meteorological charts, fishing trophies, and other archival materials. WWgeroth Newport Harbor boys have some big shoes to fill in '95 • Senior captain Dail Overton lone returning starter for the Sailors. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Five of the top six runners who helped Newport Harbor High finish third in the CIP Southern Section Divi- sion m-AA Finals last fall are run- ning again this season. The catch, hQwever, is they've traded their Newport singlet for the jersey of their respective col- lege. "We're very, very young,· said Sailors Coach Bim Barry, who will follow with interest the exploits of last year's senior standouts Shahram DeZahd (UCI), Ryan Adams and Andrew Van Note (Cal State Fullerton), as well as Henry Chian and Jake Swanson (Orange Coast College). The aforementioned group left some sizable shoes to fill,· having finished third in the Sea View League and just missing a berth in the CIF state meet, losing a Division m tie-breaker with Back Bay rtval Corona del Mar. "Hopefully, by the end of the year, we'll be better than some people $irlticipate us being (picked for sixth in the rugged Sea View),• Barry said. "It's cer- taiJUy a little different situation for J.15 this year. This is the first time in three years we haven't been ranked in the Orange County top 10 in the preseason." Barry, entering his seventh season, said the team's goals will be to simply improve each meet and let the wins and losses l4 care of them.selves. "It's a little different persp tive on the season this year," E ry said. ·we have three guys v. varsity experience and two those ran just one meet apiece Senior captain Dan Overtor the lone returner who has coru tently tested varsity competiti while sophomore Claudio Cor and junior Brad Torrey w1 afforded a brief taste last fall. "Claudio had a successful S• son on the frese; level, fini ing fourth at 1 ague finals wt running hUrt,. said. Seni~r Ty Thatar, who exem1 fies the strong work ethic of t entire group, according to Bai should figure in the top fr which could also include fre: man Curt Herberts; who a posted a solid summer. "Ty had a great summer," s. Barry, who will take the team Mammoth for a five-day can beginning Monday. •He has missed a day of practice anc expect him to make big jurn from where he was last year.· • Juniors Ben Boettner and Ni Foster will bid to hold off a stro corps of freshman to round c the top seven. "Ow freshman class could fantastic," Barry said. "We had (freshmen) at workouts OI) a reg Jar basis this summer, which is t most we've had since I've be here. That's real encouraging." Barry is also encowaged by I team's work ethic. "Our guys are really workil hard and I think we're comiJ together as a team,• he said. "I a fun 'yroup to work with.• COSTA MESA UNTRYCLUB IVIR HAD ONE OF THOSE DAYS WH.IN ALL IS RIGHT WITH THI WORLD AND YOUR GOLF GAME? When was the last time? Join us at the Academy of Golf and we'll show you how to have them for a lifetime! Three stages to choose from for only •7~00 ••• or sign up for al three and SAVEi (Muln1um four people per ciasa) CALL 660-5102 • 1701 GO F COURSE PR. COSTA M ESA This project is spearheaded by the Museum's board of directors led by Marcia Bents. She, along with husband Bill, are long·time Newport Beach residents. They carry on their daughter's (Bettina Bents1 vision. Bettina was an outstanding young woman and champion sailor, who died In 1983 at the age of 26, with a passionate dream to create a nautical museum and share with the world the lore surrounding the harbor she loved. With a fitting showcase to exhl>it local harbor histoiy and a membe~ now exceeding 600, the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum wtn honor the legacy of Bettina Bents. Another $100,000 needs to be raised before the Museum can complete Its full remodeling needs. Oedced out In nautical booting and ~. the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum will be formdy chrtstened In Bettina Bent's memory with a gala ceremony on Friday, Sept 22 from 6 to 10 p.m. More than 500 guests are expected to attend the lavish celebration. The evening wl lndudt a cocktai rtelption, <Inner buffet and live musical entertainment In lddltk>l'I to Muaeum tours and a silent auotton. The memorable evtning will cumklate with firaworb and the offidal announcement of fl8 steamboat's name. ·--------·-·----------------------·------------------------------------·--------------"N~me the Newport Harbor Nautical ,.,useum" Conte$t Suggllted new nemt ---"------------------------- • . CJlylltMI __.,___.;""--"-'~--------~---'-~-------~~ Ttllphonl (dly) ......_....._........._....__ _______ (twnfni) ..__ ______ _ .. lid to lp, n't l I .ps ck ng >ut be 15 11· he en :lg :tg t's Scalzo -SAILORS CONT1'4JlD FROM 81 Winrung can create a lrickle- down effect, from the lower football levels to the other athletic programs at the school. Sometimes, there are transfers, players seeking greener pastures. Brinkley. whose unbeaten and untied squad last year won the CIF Southern Section DiVlSion V cham- p1onslup, dismisses the notion that his four transfers thJ.s season are residual effects of last year's title. "We've never had anybody (transfer in), ff Bnnkley said. "We're not a transfer school, so to speak.~ The Sailors have four transfers who couJd crack the starting lineup In two weeks: Kelly Scalzo, a 6-1, 250-pound offensive lineman, who started at Savanna last fall; Chris Morrell. from Santa Margarita, is scheduled to start in the secondary; Chad Hill, from Irvine, could con- tend for time at linebacker; and Chris Werner, from Mater Dei, couJd di.so start in the c;econdary. Family issues forced Scalzo's trdnsfer, while the others had illreddy lived m the area #Basically, we're Just getting some reguJar guys, not some tail- back who ran for 2,000 yards some- where last year. ThE>y're just some guys who wanted to play and come to a new school. M Brinkley said. You've got .lo think of the situation 111 terms of why they cdllle here. Werner. who didn't even play last yPar because he wds sick, had a brother who played for me, dnd real- is tically, he's in our school district. lie wanted to come here for four years and his pdrentl> finally let him. uMorrell, he's a guy who has hved here. He didn't even play foot- uall at Santa Marganta last year. but l1dd played edflier as a lower-level quy there Hill , .. Wemer -NWNARIOI FOOl9AU. COACH JEFF BRINKLEY "We haven't had guys transfer- ring in before. First of all. it's not legal to move just to go somewhere. But I know people do it. It does hap- pen in football." In Newport Harbor's case, there was no off-season shopping spree by tlie parents to enroll their kids into a, Division V school with an enrollIDent m the neighborhood of 1,000. "With the circwnstances. m tPrms of how we got these guys, I don't think it was because of the win- ning,· Brinkley said Newport Harbor, meanwhile, continues its traditional, straight-for- ward regunen while preparing for another season. The Tars. who have been to the playoffs in eight of the last 10 years, reaching at least the quarterfinals m seven of those postseclSon yea rs, arrive at 8 a.m. each day and gener- ally d.on't clock out until 7 p.m. Typically. the day consists ol gen- eral ~eetings. defensive meetings, conditiomng, a break. defe nsive practice, lunch, special tedms prac- tic-e, another break, offensive meet- ings, offensive practice dnd weightlifting llAIQTUU; Nia i1D11 .... MOlfDl/(lf ....... ....... cc (•t W.t ~-lnslgn); 1. Mond.ys. 7 1; 2. lul .. l; 9. ,_ OWo- prKtic. 5--'; 4 . 20-20 "ecy-den. -..; 5 Penel Code. l-6; " llotribe. 1-8. MM1' CC: (It West NewporHnslgn): 1. Sh111nroclu, 6-l; 2. (tie) Just Pl1y, 5-4; Miked Pll'<•. 54; Old llut Slo. 5- 4, S Thunder Rrm, .._..; 6. Mlldre Mlldneu, 1-&. Men's C (Jt UllQ)fn.- Enslan)· I Orummy King White a Gire. 1·1; 2. Dunk On You. 5-l; 3. (tie) P.nthen, 4-4; "utan a TUcker, 4-4, Third String. 4-4; 6 (tie) KPMG ~mt MMW1Ck. H, Latham & Winlont, .H ; 8 Gfbton. Dunn • (.M~ 2~ rdfsoAY ~GUES Men's I (Alt West New- por\) I. Kn~ 8-0: 2 (tle) Humor KlngJ. 6- 2; Place MilltS. 6-2; •· (tie) AJr Newport. 3-S; Juicen, 3·5; !tun 'N Gun. 3-5; 7. R· Selves. 2-6; IL BMC. 1-7. Meft'I C (It Ensign). I. •Squer .a, Oarkt, 8·2; 2 (tie) 8rkklayers. 6-4; No Vert. 6-4, 4 All Gua<ds. 5- 5, 5 Shooters. 4-6; 6 The B~IM, 19. wtOHESOAY LEAGUES Men's A (at West New- port) 1. Mod Squad, 9-2: 2 Sharkl, 8 2; 3. Balls Of Justtce. 7-4; 4 Brave Sun· ny. 4-S, 5. Lost In Space, 3· 7, 6 Cassfdv's Fools, 3-8; 7 Kings. Hi. ' Men'• CC (at E11Sign)· I Griul1M. 8·1, 2. Ace In The Holt, 7 2; 3 Rholds, 5-4, t. Baxter Blue, 4·5, 5. SQulrrels, 2·7, Tasmanian War Devils. t-6 Men .. C (at llncoln) 1 (tie) Islanders. 8-1, SYCiR. 8-I, 3 (lie) Quilt· silwr, 5-4, R1mshots, 5-4, 5 (tre) Blazers, 4·5, Mofo's, 4-5, 7 (lie) C'. & W Ro1ds, I 8 Viva Las Vegai, 1-8. THURSDAY LEAGUES Men's C (at Ensign)· I Tony ValentJnt Contruc· t1on, ~ 2 Flak.er, 6-3; 3 R1p-Mesteri. 4-5. 4 (tit) Dolores Sportf1shmg. Hi; Haskell a White, 3-6; 6 Team Ganis. 2·7 ~·s CC (at West Newport)-1 (lte) Touche Ross. f>. 3; Tr epperi, 6-3, 3 Tht Herd, 5-4, 4. Silver Bullets, 4·5, 5 (lit) Full Thronle, J 6; Pedtnrtans, 3·6 SOFTBAU. Costa~ Coed C.2· 1 Fa1rv1ew. 16 pomts, 2 Goo<l Oues· lion, 8. l Verifone, 6; 4. PM Slamml'rs, 2 ModHi.d Coed C: 1 0 D Couples Goat Hill, 1 s point< 2. UI' Pickle, 1l 3 MM! MtA. 12, 4 Cal· ......... ,,-... -.. . ._ .. lbnie Of.....an. 60 s. Ct>tl lilbo\ ~ 4; 'T\lfl,4 .. ~ CAell 0.1· 1.Su~Sl~I ti; 1. (tit) f:"~ ... menu.. 10, ~· .. Met1lnlque, 10: 5 (tje) lallwKhn, 4; Sh•rk· blm. ... II a lllftH Coed ~ I. (tlt) The Goats, 14 pojrltJ~ Safe Softbtll, 14; 3. Ziggy, ZkKIY. ZlooY, 10; 4 River Rau;e; s Westln Hotel. 6; 6. Jerry's Kldt, o Meft'• c.1: 1 •step lWo 19 points, 2. Junlt· yerd Dogs, 11, 3. (tut) 8rewikl9$, 1 O: Po.Yer a Wisdom. 10; 5. S.d Bani.- The Seql.19~ 8; 6, Bilbo hoolrw. 2. Milln'll W · I (tie) Gott Hill Der allcts. U points, Hobobn Hen>et, 12, 3. NMCC Men. 11; 4 (tie) Eric Electronics, 8' Gott Hm No. t 8; 6. Budmen, 3. ..._.. C.J: I. LowWd. 1' points; 2 OUten Ap•in Shooters. 12; 3 (tie) P0C. 10; Voluot~ 10; 5. One Stoe>, 6. 6 TNmCAI~ 2 Men'• ~ ' The New Beginning. 18 polnU; 2. Outers Outl•ws. 10; 3. (tit) Mudv1lle, B, Silver Bullets. 8; Z.Conomla, 8; 6 Team Fintty, 2. Men's 1>2· 1 Ballpertt Oldtimeri. t O points; 2 (tie) Cone, 9; Don't Mat· ter, 9; 4 llarr-Barians, 6, S. Swing This, 7; 6. Rebels, 4. Men's D-J: 1 (tit) Ben- ny & The Jets, 14 points; 2. (tie) Flatliners, 10; ~ Plratts, 10; 4 Swamp Gulne•l. 6: S Royals, 5; 6 BC&C. 3 Men's 0... I El Paso Cantin•. 16 points, 2 Abbey Normal. I 2; 3 Sharits. ~ 4 Oucers, 6; 5 Must•ngs, 4, 6 Young Doctors. 2 Coed C. t 'Me-N.£ds Beachcombers. 18 pomu. 2 Bat Cr acktri, 13, 3 GH Grandslammers, I 1, 4 (lie) Bilbo Biggins, 9; NMCC Holy Soll. 9. 6. Me- N-Eds, 0 Co.d 0.1 1 'Boat Rocken, 18 points; 2 Deloitte a Toudle t 6. 3 Diamond Dogs. 8. 4 (tie) CJ Sluggers, 6, WPF Slaminaton. 6, A.mu Tvm Slammers, 6 Coed D-2 1 •Bur NuU. 18 points. Le~ue Of Our Own, f6, 3 (tie) Pasta Mesa Grille, 1 O; "'1> tide, 10; 5 GH Loose Con nectlons. 4; 6 Skulls, 2 Men'• e-1· 1. Shore- house, 14 points, 2. G<>.tt Hill Herd, I 2, l Pierce St Term, 1 t, 4 (tie) Goat Hill Goons. 8; Zubie's, B; 6 Skld"1anc, 6; 7 Mart1n1<, I Men's C·l t •Players To Bt Named Later. 15 points, 2 A.JI Madden, 13, J D1amQnd DOQs. to, 4 (tie) WM/\ 7, eoat Htll I Players. 7: 6 Non-Da uy c:r-n. .. ' ....... .,., ...._ '· (tie) The Knlghb, -I 2 ~=~·~ Swl• O\ffM, 6. 5 1 l AltOf'll~. ....... 0-1; 1 'Th• Dogs. 16 polnu; 2. ~ 14, 3 TM GI.Ina, 10: 4 C..IAloo s.1-. 8; 5 Gum- ""I 81lli. 2; 6 lltllt CAp MOftY•nkHS, •. •-'I Mejor· t. •zuble's SldtU, 17 polnu, 2 Mike It H~. 15. 3 Scr•Pf*'. 8; • Stnlt• A Pote. 0. •-•• Mlncw-t. M•N•ttk Olrtbags, 1' polnu; 2. Gunn 8and1a. 12; 3 ~ 10,. Me- N-Edl $luggers. 4; 5 l.ooH blb,O NMClC M9n'I 1 White Soll. '6 points, 2 0r.,. Saa. 9; l Green Solf,· 8; 4 Bladt Soll, 6; 5 Blue Solf, S; 6 "ed Solf, .. Not•· Tt.tms receive tw0 points fof a win. one point fot a tll' and no points '°' • Ioli, woth one C'.'t ded~ed for • for ... wpot't llMCft STOO(liltOIWl LEAGUE 1. 'Jerlty BoVJ, 8· 1, 2 P•lne Webber Newport 7 2;•3 S.B Barn Stormers. 5-3; 4. Memll lyn<h New- ~ S-4; S Patnt' Wi!btl Mbsion Vle10. S..tl, 6 Field Of Sdltmes 4 5, 7. Pal~ Webber Orang•. 4·5; 8. M1111ic. 4 5, 9 S 8 Slam-rntrs. 2-7. 10 Sutro, o..g Playoff rl"~ults· Ouar- terfln•ls Merrill Lynch Newp0rt IS. P.alne Wtbet M1n1on Viejo 7; Jerl(y Boys 10, Mi9lc 2; S B Barn Storrner> 6, Fleld Of Schemts 5, Paine Weber Nrwport 8. Paine Webtr Oran<jt 4 5em1f1 nars Jtrlcy Boys 14. Merrln Lynch Newport 9, S B 8arn Stormers t 4. Paine Weber Ntwport 5 Con solat1on Sutro 13 S 8 Slammers 12 final Jerky Boys 7 SB 81rn Stormeo 6 MONDAY L£AGUES Men's CC (at Bonou Not) I 'OldSlowOoqs. 7 2 2. p-. Guy\. ~ l No Glove. No loYe, S 3 1, 4 Sparkey'' Machine, 5-4, S Clown Punchers. 5-4 t, 6 (tit) Just Ht! It 3 6, Pet Shop Boys. 3 6, 8 Cal- Connect1on. 2 7 Men'I C (at Lincoln No. 1 Bonit• No 2) 1 (ue) Air Touch. 7 3, Blaclues F19ht1n9 P1d9l'on, 7·31 Sun Devils, 7 J, 4. (tle1 Drunk losen, S 5; The Rtplactments, S-5. 6 Seaport Constructt0n. 4· 6, 1 Ti!chnologltal Soft ware, J 7 8 Cr ink C..lls. 28 Note Three-way play· off plaMt>d Monday 1t Bon11a No 2, Sun Oell1ls ,,.. Bla<lc1es lit 6 30 pm win11P1 vs AJr Tooch •t 8 Men's C (at Bonita No EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 ldJTY the bulk of the !Odd, including return- ing tdilback Bachy Gonzalez and last yea.r's quarterback, Frough Jdlud, who has been switch¥ to wmg. "You're going to see EStancia and say, 'Geez, they're big,' But we're shott and stocky. · We don't hr;ive any tall quarte1 bdck M L1ebengood, who<.e squdds the pd'>t three seasons bdve gone 10 -20 coUectively.~9ped Bloomington's CIF title-gdme victory over La Mirada last year, then paid a v1S1t to Markham in the off-season and took home a highlight video. Junior Jeff Peny (5-foot-11 , 215 pounds) ts the quarterback. "HtU the ideal quarter- back. becduse he can block, like a pulling yudrd." Llebengood said. Sophomore Jdmes Dawkins and junior Tdleni Tanelu, d transfer from Santa Ana VaUey, are also expected to run in the four- back rotation. "They're all excited because it's· a run offense,• Llebengood said. "I can't sit here dnd say things are gorng to be like Costa Mesa. We're just workmg bard and trym9 to win football games and make people adjust. We JUst hope we can be successful down the bOdies .•. " -ESTANOA FOOTBALL COAOf JOHN UEBENGOOD road like Mesa bas. There dfe a combination of things you Cdll do oul of it, a Jot of misdi- •rection with the ball. "We decided to go to the man (Markham) who has run it for many, many years, because we've got a lot of good linemen coming back, all starters lrom last year, except for losing Chns Candhsh, so we decided to do sometlung because we don't have great receivers and we've got a young #We wanted to learn 1t ms1d1~ dnd out, I Llebengood sclid. "MYTfn (nov. at Tustin) ran it out of the I formation last y1•ar with d fullback light m the I, and we dt>c1rled to go to the double-wing, like Bloorrungton. It bdl- ances the defense out; you can't fdvor one side. ·You're going to see Estanod nnd say, 'Geez, they're big.' But we're short dnd stocky. We don't httve dny tall bodte'> " Will Estancia return 1.9 glory, likt> m 1989, when it finished 10-0 in the regular sedson? Will the Eagles expene.oce success like Cos- ta Mesa has m the last three seasons? Will they encounter any success at all with their new offense? SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1995 83 2-Untotn Ho t) t --lf!W Hlntdl, to.ct 2. hd Cn- •wn. .. J.1j~ -~~tz. .. 4;.,0W~S.. .... ,; s. OuikM-, 'S-5, ' ~ ~t. ... ..,,, ~ 7. Blrfll~ 3 7, I HotNt ~mfl'OI\ C>-10 Coed CC (A CYQ: I. •Bllll llllhen, 9-1; 2 ftje) t...nd Sh¥kt, 7-3; Plert• Street AnMJC. 7·3; t , The Tribe. 4-6; 5. Price Wew· house, 3· 7: 6. Trensamerl-a TorNdol, 0·10. Wam9n'I cc (at CdM Hlgh·Ellltbluff). 1 • JOhn- ny\ Angels, 9 1. 2 . ~·enn. 7 3; 3 8ad Girls. 4-6; 4 Squeeze ,..ay, 4-7; 5 An<:hofl. '.e w.-n'S C (lit CdM Hloh-Ellrtbluff)· 1 •t.fittsfits, 8-2; 2 The Pre- t•nden. fr.t; 3. (tie) .Angels. ). 7. I.arson's, 3-7. lUESOAY ~GUES Mew. cc (lit Bonita Ho 1) ' •f-ox. Firkin, 9-3, 2 (tie) Oue-Gun Hef'Oft, 7-4, lightning· Lumber, 7-4; 4 Loren'\ 5pons c.rd Conn~ 4-6, 5 Mauott1's, J.7; 6. Tetlely Hero's, 2-B Merl'IJ CC I 'Ztro Tol-ttrance, 8-2; 2 OnglNI Pltt1, 8-3, 3 Four Se.- sons Hotel. &..ti; 4. lhdt· en. 6-5, 5 40 Bor!ti A Head. S-5; 6 Hawes. 4-7; 7 (Me Unn. 3·7; 8. Wtn Or LC!ff, We Party, C>.10. Men's C: 1 'GJ's Slld- tn, 9-1; 2. (tit) 5150's. 6- 4; Team Easton, 6-4; 4. Diltngling Woodr~ S-5; 5 Thi' Place, 4-6; 6. All Di•mettr, 0-10 Men's C: t. 'Thi' Gum- by's, 7-J; 2. Bont /lis. 6-J· 1; 3 Bal~ Boys. 4-S-1; 4. (tie) Peat Marwick Maulers. 4-6; Tea Bacp. 4· 6; 6 Germs. 3-5 1 Coed C·1 (at CYC·CdM H1gh·Eastbluff) 1 •D1tarned OOQ5. 8-2; 2. Keyttone Pac1ftc. 8-2. 3 Newport si..1 Company, 4- 6, 4 Athletrc Supporters. 3-7; 5 Red Dogs. 2-8. Coed C·2 (at CYC-CdM High Eilstbluff) 1. 'ICI LOlllle.rs. 9-1, 2 Pro Bont- heACk 6-4; 3 Latham & W1t1t1ns. 5·5, 4 Bunz,e's Bashers. 4-(i. 5 Gibson. Ouf\n & ~ 0-10. WEDNESDAY LEAGUES Men's CC (at Bonrta No t)· t 'Headcases. 10- 0; 2 Soir.. 6-4; 3 (tie) Bilbo Bagg1ns, 5-5, Soni Of Be~hts. 5·5; 5. Far Side\ 3-7. 6 Psychic Nutumbas. 1:9 Men's C (at Lincoln No. '·Bonita No. 2). ' ·L.A Ce-llul.tr, 9-J; 2 Kaos.· 7-5; 3 Bulllona1rs, 6·5· 1, 4. (11e) Jammon Julcemons, 6 6; The Sooneri, IH;; 6. N1te Owls, 4·7·1, 7. CB Scrubs, l-9 M •n'1 lWlllght (at CdM H1gh·Eastbluff): 1 ·Echo Beach. 9-I, 2. (tie) CB Green Machine. 7-2-1, Embo. 7-2 1, 4 (lie) Alict And The Boys. 3-7 CB c_,_(l.M. J.7, I Gib-I tot\ Dunn • CMcNI(. 0- 10 ....... c c..i Untolf> No 1.eoniu Ho. 21 t • Around Tht Hott\ ., '· 421\d St. H1tc:hhilie<\. I 2; ). The Hoolloam. s 5, 4, (ti•) O.lolttt . Md Tooclw, 3 7, Yellow Solf, )·7; 6 Kelly And Co111~· ny. 28 Co.cl c (at eve <dM High). t •clown Pec.iple, 9 I; 2 Arv Ho'1)1ng , Groop, 7 l, 3 BOO Bombers, 6-4, 4 Tti. "•pla<ements, 2 8, S ~er latten. 0-Io Coed ex (al CYC.(dM Hlohl I • Hoozonfurst. 7-3. 2 51\S Tech. 7 3, ) Squeeze Pl.ty, S-5, 4 (tie) KL Kr-. 3·7, Neda Chanc.e. ). 7 THU9tSOAY ~GUe Coed ex (at IOMI No I) I •Quiet Womeo, 11 O; 2 Revulatot\, 7-4, 3 B cs. 6-6, 4 Tha Far Sides, I -11 Coed c (at Bonita No 2) 1 •Fountain Heads, 8 2; 2 Bulders "unnen. 7-l 3 (tie) hnlc Mutual Mort~s, 6-4, W1U1am Lyon Companies, 6-4. 5 Orog1~I Pou.a, 5-5, 6 lWo Minute Warning. 4 6, 7 Sult•ns Of Schwing. l · 7. 8 Parle Newpol'\. I 9 Cofd C (lit lJncoln No. I) I •uw In Motion, 9 1, 2 PHJW. 8 2, l ~counts Overload, 5-4 I, 4 (lie) Hot Chill. 4 5· 1: O'Met~y & Meyers, 4 5- 5 I 6 The Lotem Breeze, 1"6-1; 7 KL Ten~e•s. 3 7, 8 Yellow Dogs, 2 B Coed C (at CYQ I •Brew Crew. 8 2. l (tie) DP's Humca~. 6-4, L.n Minute Entry, 6-4. New port Cubs. 6-4, 5 Motley Crew. S 5, 6 Koll, 4 6. 7 Newport Jauz. 3 7 8 Circle Of Frie~ HI Coed C (al CdM High BonrU No I) I 'Dflper adoes, 8 2, 2 Del-Om, 7 2 I,) Hewitt H'WU. 6) 1; 4 Cool11esti1 6-4. 5 (lie) l'let(Mr ~. 5 S I N C. 5-5, 7 (tie) Fool Ball And Friends l 7, Sideshow Bob l 7, 9 GD I rtCJers. 0 10 RtlDAY LEAGUES Coed CC (at Boni~ No 2) I 'On F1re, 9-1 2 91 t 7 3; l Acne's Baclt. 6-4 4 ~•~ly Hrners, 4 6, S. Ptr att\. J. 7 6 Rtne 9.tdes. 1 9 Coed c (•l CYO t •fact First 9 I, 2 (t•e) Cox, 6.-4, Sea~ore Slug gers. 6-4, Thoern,r & Toma, 6-4; 5. Wet ~I. 3 7; 6 Blame Dawn, 0 10 Men's C (at 8on1t11 No 1) 1 'CRC Stealtrs, 10 2, 2 Coldwell Oanktr, 9 1. 3 H.tng loose Crew, 5 7, 4 Olde Prtvatl' Brokerage ~-S Brl'w Crew 1 10 YOUTH SPORTS YMCA offering aquatics program The Newport-Costa Mesa-JrvmP Family YMCA will be conducting an Arthritis Foundation Aquatics Program called "Twmges & Hmges " The program will meet Monddy, Wednesday and Friday from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Classes will be gin Monday, Sept 11. The class fees are $45 per session and. although no memberslup is need- ed for the first session, all participants will be required to purchase a club membersh.tp to partiapate rn future sessions. For more information, contact the Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine YMCA dt 642-9990. TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 81 we.um.-.s and tak@ advc10tago of il. 1 It's something to see. Corrung our way, Oct. 2-7, the Newport Beach Tennis Club will once again host the senior ladles' USTA stop, a two-division tournament sponsored by Secure Horizons for the top tenrus- playmg grdndmothers m the country Doris Clark of Laguna Beach won last year Dorothy' (Do Do) Cheney of Los Angeles ts the most celebrated lady senior player m the U.S with approxunately 250 gold balls, the coveted pnze aw:Mded at every level m d USTA event A year dgo. Cheney · competed m the 65s, though she's closer to 75 About 50 women are expected to compete, mduding Newport Beach's Cathy Hall, who pldys reguJarly in national tournaments. Cm.ta Mesa's June Mtckelwcllt is unconfirmed. but 1s d!so•a local standout. "It's gredl fur women of that dge to be able to that." said Irv Goldberg. NPwport Beach Tenrus Club's general manager "I thmk it's great; il keeps them dlivP dnd energetic. It'~ fabulous They don't go dt the pace that a mon will, becdUSE:' they don't run dS fdsl and tt's bot It's tough on them "Furthf'rmorto, Secure Homonl> is responsible for us hdvmg 11 here because 1t s such d -.mdU group They do a lot of ruce lhlngs for the older people • The tournamt>nt was formerly played at LeISurP World m El Toro There dre smglt:>!> dnd doubles ln the 65!> dnd 75s d.JV151ons, Wlth a consoldt10n round m each. The t>vent 1s opPn to the public It's d!so the second USTA event of the yedr hosted by the NBTC, the first coming in June for the Senior Father-dnd-Son Chdmp10nsh.tp u Novice and intermediate Junior pldyers have an opporturuly to compete m the Penn Juruor League beginrung SPpl 30 Me'id Vt>rdt:-T~nrus Club and NBTC hdvE> lE>ams Dave Sherbeck teadung pro dt NBTC. 1s fornung five teams for the fall season -boys 12-dild-under guls 12-and- under, boys lS-and-under, girls 15-and·under and boys 18-and under Practlce begins Sept 18 NBTC dnd ~esa Verde play agamst Junior t(>ams from the Tustin. frvule and North OrangP County dreas N~)Vport Beach's Josh Bradbury, a NBTC JuruOr program regular, ti:. ranked No. 2 in the Southern Cali.forrua Tenrus Assoc1dbon (SCTA) For more m!ormdbon on .the PE>nn League, call ShPrbeck at 644 -0050, extensmn 30 • RIOtARO DUNN IS a Daily Pilot Sportswriter whose club tennis column appears every other Saturday. 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Please report any error that may be in your cl~sificd ad immediately. The Daily Pilot cl The Independent accept no liability for any error in u advertisement for which it.may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. J{OUSl!S/ HUNTINGTON RESORT HUNTINGTON NEWPORT . COSTA MESA 2624 SOUTH COAST RENTALS TO RENTALS TO GARAGES ~ONDOS BEACH 1040 PROPERTY 1580 BEACH 2140 BEACH 2169 METRO 2686 SHARE 2724 SHARE T 2724 FOR"RENT 2740 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR·1 BA s 8 5 O/m 0 · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OR SALE Open Blddlna·By Ownr S•n Joa• del C•bo, Nie• 1Br 1Ba condo, Npt lal/dock. Sweet Lndry, pool, quiet, nr NHr ICP 2(28R) 2BA 2BR condo S300/rm IRV F/P, Master Bed· *WANTED• •••••••••I SEACUFF on the GrMna On 1he beach, 1 BR pool, spa, weight rm. cozy cottage-2Br 1 Ba, all transportation. No 1 up 1 down S750 or $600 both. E'alde room. Quiet, Reapon· O•r•"• to Re nt 4Br 3'hBa 3800 aq ft Condo, all amenltlos. Warner/Edwarda. tp. TRW req. $1600/ peta 848-03 92 3BR S9SO patio, CM. Pool, gar, hkups. alble, N/S No Drugs • P I I I Corona del Mar area estate. rem um v ew $150K (714) 550.9347 $675 mo. 969-9804 mo yrly. 675-3113 A cheery well-dHlgnd gat, laundry rm. Quiet, ·No amk/pe1. 574-0827 Indoor cat ok Ref'a. Call 644.2469. lot steps to golf Nwpt Hta View 3 bd 1 Br 1 Ba, aervlng bar, xlnt area ...... 1548-6883 BALBOA Shr 2000 9/f $ 4 7 0 7 8 e .a 4 3 3 = , ~~~~·~~a::;:i:,~2°otf~~ ' IRVINE 2144 lg bonus+fam r~. f/p: pvt paUo, $585-$625/ 3Br 3'hBa hm, ocn & NB Cliff Drtve View-------- Inspection SaVSun 10: HOUSES/ new carpet. P&J Prop. mo. 548-9081 . bay view. Respon N/S, on Bank. Avall Sept 1. MISC. ; lOUAI. HOUS1HO 5. House wlll be sold Exeo Tnhm 2Br+den, $2495/mo 731-4681 E'ald• 1Br vacant. No MISCELLANEOUS reta. $650. 673-3921 645·2941 or 548-6630 RENTALS 2744 , Oll'll'OllTUNIT• by Sun nlte to highest CONDOS 3Ba attch dbl gar Oce•nfront NB 2BR pets. Gat. $585/mo RENTALS BEACHFRONT NB Penn 3Bd Neat, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Allralle.UllidftttlsM1tlnlllil bidder. 714-536-0009 FOR RENT con{m park & 'pool'. 1BA. Lrg patio, ga-$450 dep. 150 E. 21st Share 3Br/2Ba NB apt non amkr, prof. W/0 1' ~111parlua~ccttollleFcd· $1400. Agt. 673-4062 rage, tennis. $1350 St1'9et. 546-0683 on sand. Prklng, lndry, Nr beach/ahopa. SSOO E'Slde CM 1Bd Trailer f111FairH1H1•1Actol1Mlas MISSION Winter! 85().8443 E'ald• 2Br 1 'hBa, frpl, frplc. No amoke/pet. Avl 10·1. 675-9604 Quiet Park. Near Fwy . ........ wtllUINUslllllttll Short Term OcHnfront g&l'Oatove, d/w, Iota of ROOMS 2706 310-545--0576 NB PROMITORY POINT Rent lncludaa gos. • lhtttJst "Mf pnler111ct. iiVIEiiiiiJOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiOii6iii7 GENERAL 2102 NEWPORT Luxury Condo, aleepa cloaeta, w/d hookups. CDM $390/slngle room Lux Mater Ste. Furn'd 714-842·1353 llmllitlae 11 •1m11111n1tloa BEACH 2169 6. By week or month. S940/mo. 845-5862 avall now. Ulla. paid. Full uae of all amen. L .. ,. 11 rau, cllot 111111111, 28471 C•••n•I, 3BRliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ag1/owner. 673-3410 E'ald• lg atudlo fp CdM S425 Incl utlls No peta n/amk. 708-B Avt 8/15650675-e888 '••••••••• ,.. 2BA 1 120 ft h .... .,.r ~ 11 • ' Furn, micro, trig, pvt Avocado. 675-e834 1• fl&,lln•lup,l-lll1lslah1S« , , sq ome ,~ AT THE BEACH Step• ~o •••chi 28, 2 patios, carport. Avt entr & Ba. 1a1 & aec. · NB·1BR steps to bch, COMMERCIAL ..-.. lflttlt, or• lntenlloa It with attached 2-car • 1 58a f/p w/d prkg 9/5. No pets. $650/mo Quiet pvt ph 760 0928 CdM 2Br 2Ba. Shr w/ aeeka reaa. rmate. No/ fllMIMYllCtlint1tanc1,llml· garage, central AC & •s Annual Rentals p'rot w/reis. A~I io.1 Incl utll. 720.1565 • one aeldom hm. Mrbl amok/no/f?•t• $515/ REAL ESTATE tauaa11•1autmiallila." patio. Good locallon. Or Summer WHkly S1000/mo 650.1286 EASTSIDE 2BR 1BA CM·l!-Sld• unfur-trplc, bale w/aea view. mo.+lh ut1I. 642-4375 '••••••••• , To be sold at public S . /.f/ nl•h•d br, kitchen $800/mo. 723-1816 1• Ulli •IWIPfll&f •111 llOt auction. Property In• ~~ ~-L•rge hleotlon Step• to Be•chl Naw crpVbllnda, gar. prlv, W/D Avll Sept 1 NB:Roommate wanted ~llJICClplllfihlrUU· apectlon Aug. 20 & . ~.wt•· 1-38d wntra. $1000-1600 3Br 2ea 2.stry Cus-Patio w/small yard. s4oo. 54a-5035 CDM 3Br house, 1400 to share 2bd/2ba apt,1--------- 4111111lot11ll 1Slltt wlllcll ls 111 Sept. 1 o, 12·3pm. 2Bd Baytront .... S2150 1om home. Prof w/rets $750/mo. 722-e294. NB E 81 ff aq tt, deck, w/d, yard, trplc; w/d: comm pool; BUSINESS OFFICE •lll.CIH1llll1 l1W. Ourraaoeri For more detalla. Cell Tod•Y for Your 3Bd Npt Hghta $1975 $1650/mo 850.1286 eaatalde 2BR 2BA • ••t u frpl, gar. Walk to bch. •40o1 MS.eo33 FOR neNT 2769 "1 Ntl"" .....,_. Ulal alt aalea brochure & Info Pro-~ M;..mt 2 kl & Bright & Sunn.y. Ulla. Share w/l only. 721·8888 Npt Bch Sh 38 ~ ., WI n t • r R • n t •I I .. -• •• • -cat gar, da pets Inc Ret'a $350/mo · are r '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~WllUat• lfnrtiu• 11 .-11 on pre-auction semi-673 R t fZZ OK. 157 E 23rd St.lllB 640-5b45. · CdM Prlv Rm/IS•th 21ABa twnhae. Mstr Br•• ....., ... .,. IWllAll 911 • nara call 1he GSA at 1· • en The flrudenlai9 Avl 9/15. $1100/mo. , Reapons., non-amokr. w/pvt bath avall. $525/ FOR LEASE: 1429 sq ..i11111....ieyNll&. llcom-8C>0-421·7848. .......... APARTMENTS Call Ron 263·1300 or NB/I! bluff Semi furn, frplc, oceanside, cute. mo+lhulll. 640.2378 tt(ij St.10 per sq tt. 13' ,...,...,.....,ClllHUD BALBOA 673·1900 FOR RENT 854-8666 Evelngs. klVlndry prlv. Semi-pvt $550+1h utll 673-4351 Npt Hghta Shr 3Bd frontage. 440 E. 17th ..... .__ 1 a•••_ hr entr. $375/mo Incl utll. CM S St CM 714-645 8523 ·--II · ·-·-NEWPORT ISIAND 2106 2-3Bdrm Oce•nfront EASTSIDIE Lrg clean Reta req. 760·1691 hr beauVfurn 3Br 2Ba hm, hdwd fir, lrpl, ·• · • )Ill w.11...-. DC ... ,itm BEACH Year1ya Wint• • 2Br 1 Ba gar $750 21ABa hm, 2Br'a avl<& w/d, yard. $400 + uhls. p11HUD1UH·>50G. . 1069 From $1450+r 120 Al°bert Place · Rm/pvt bath, phn llne. $450 ea. Shr utU. Ctn/ 548-4886/h 822·7584/W ~-------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2Bd 18• Winter Rent. Call Bkr 714-e42·3850 BALBOA 548-1703 or 720.8081 Shr kltch, lndry. Pleas· reap Namk 757·1082/W N t C t Blk t Bch from 200 co 3000 tq.f't. C.Ompctitivt r1tCs. Across from J.W. Airport: .. .. $199,900 Cozy Cottag•Uttle 111. ant E'•lde CM home wp ,. 0 · ;GENERAL 1002 Upgraded Big canyon S1000/mo. +Utl. Furn. Av•ll Now Hrbr View ISIAND 2606 EHtald• Stufilo Apt S360+utll. 642-1no · CM·l!'SIDE 4Br 2Ba Pool, •ea, 1en, maid, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I d 2B Inc: sand yard, porch, Hm 4Br 2Ba, tam rm Very private w/lrg Christian household, cble, pr g, nl•. upbeat tenn a con o. r • u 1548-4589 pool & apa. No dmk/ $450/dep 227-8394 • OOV'T FORECLOSED 2Ba, fp. Open Sat & f/p, dlapoaal, cable. fp, co~m tenn/pool. 1 BR 1 BA, knotty pine pa 0· VACATION drugs. 8-45-8593 · · Hom•• for pennies Sun 12-4, 2 Canyon No pet.a. 310.547-0507 $2300/mo. 759-5011 . Interior 1-car garage Newport acroaa tha -Nwpt •h•r 3 bd ' on $1 . Dellnquent Tax, Island. Agt 644 6444 YRLY unfurn 3Br 2ea BAYRIDQI! llgtrt & Yearly 0 $850/mo. Agt'. &VMt: 2Bt 11ABa eln-RENTALS 2722 ·~.::.·,:;~~ ,~r !!: '[;n~7;'8::, F~~ Rapoa, REOa. Your Absolute Bargafnl w/lg frnt paUo & •P• b r IO ht• 2 Br 2 Ba &73-4062 gle aty, gar, $825/mo, In 3Br condo wtyard avi 8/23 258-5936 Area. Toll Free 800-1 gar+carport 51950i condo. Cathedral cell, B .1 h 1685 lrvlne Ave#5. No '98 aummer O•m•• , _ 1 1 • • 898·9778 Ext. H-1361 Quality 5Bd 3Ba fam· , frplc d/w pool apa r g t 2Br 1Ba upper. dogs 720.9422 R t I H I I f .... rge coaet, aundry, --------for current llallnga. lly home nr F~hlon mo. Agt. 673-4062 alngt'• att~h ga; w/d Yrly, $1075/mo. Street . Sen• oua ng no kitchen & all other NT Island w/pvt yard + hkupa gated s'1375 patklng. Adell Patter-Sunny. •harp 2Br 2-aty 1-=~~~ prMllgea. Yo u are: RE ALS Orange County spa. Reduced S60K. BALBOA Avail. 6J1..a097 Agt. · eon Realtor, 722·2511 twnhae. 1Y.tBa. Newly SUilmin. la+. TCH-TNlonl CLEAN, ORDERLY, WANTED 2726 F & Only $539 900 w/ NI I F •BR t redec. Avail lmmed. p CONSIDERATE, RE· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii oreclo1ure1 TERMSI Cati now • PENINSUIA 2107 •Bluff•• 3BR Mint C• )f urn k or $725/mo. 548-9081 req. roCal Coeo2'954-7420 SPONSIBLE, did I Default. P•t I k T .a-t cond. S1450/mo. peraon, non •mo er. Npt Bch Oceanfront mention CLEAN? NO Retlr•d prof couple r c •nor•.._ lrg 2BR w/bay view. no pets. $600/mo In-R f kl I CA TS. $400/mo + ~ from Seattle area, no Dally llata. 60-75 new 7eo.8702 Oceenfront & 19th St. s24oo Agt 64444ge cludH utlla 673-3089 HUNTINGTON m:,•~: =;.,~~~tal~. ulll. Avail 811. CLEAN amk/peta, meUouloua, ~~~~•rt!:l~hus~:m~~~r~ SAN 3Br 21ABa. AwHome, Bluff• Condo 3 Br °' (818) 281 -0365 BEACH 2640 Fully furnished 3Br people call: e5<M292, dealrea to rent NpV profile. vlewl Furn, fp. Avl 8/ 2Y.tBa. Vista view. 2Ba. gat. No •mk/no 548-1195 or page 851· ~~ea Jan-Mar County Record• CLEMENTE 1076 15. $1850 wntr. 873-1943 light, shutter•. $1850. BALBOA peta. Karen 434-1424. %787. · 4-3418 R••••rch iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 840•1982/W 542-8332/h PENINSUIA 2607 217~:•;. F~,C:,:~hurat Cluc•o'"NV•dl!l•N···1·;.NT It'• ~~::you 840-5773 ext 15 MODEL PERFECT CORONA Bluff• end unit 3Bd, 2BR 2BA, fireplace. .. On the move? can count on to .... 3-4 Bdrma (De ) fam rm, 2'hBa. near Beach & Bay Rental whether you're buy· I a Whether you're buying 2.5 Ba., Plantatl~~ DEL MAR 2122 pool. $1825/mo. H.B. 28R 1BA 'hblock from c 673-368 Ing, .. 111ng, °' just Sell your extra myr ad of mercMn- or setting, Ctaultled Shutters, Imported ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dowd Rltr, 720-7432 bch. Very clean. PrRng 0· 7 looklng, Cluslfled hu household dlM Item•, becauM cover• all your needal 1• ape. $900/mo. Avall 8/ What you needl Otll' oolumM compel ~~~·· ~~:;,~~;.u1t~:J 1:o!n~,~~~~rw~i Beach Area 1. ca119o9-337-4180 NEWPORT CLASSIFll!D Items ~1n11ned buyera to CORONA DELMAR 1022 *OCON/BAY VIEW 3brl3ba-Stepa to Sand BEST COM Location. REDUCED $565K 714-4573·9041 Jacuu.I Tub, Fully at•P• to China Cove. Winter Fumllhtd Chateau·llk• 28r+den BEACH 2669 842·5078 In Classified .,. .... .,. Landacaped. Cul-de-51800/mo. 673-7692 S 1 Ba akylltes, lrg paUo, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sac, a lngle loaded Or ummtr WHkJr hk-upa, gar. $1250/.,0l" a1reet. Clo•• to 3BR 2BA, 2-car gat, 1·5 ~room Incl utlla. 875-1140 •1•R S825* -------------------Schools and Oceanl oce•n view, new Many Oceanfront• 2BR 28A $729/Up $288,990 • carpet/paint. S1950/ Winter $850.$1900/mo Refrlg & dlahwuher Owner/Broker mo. 415 Poppy. Summer $525-$2800/Wk CORONA Incl. 60X30 pool. No Call Steve D•lby Diana, Agt. 644..e590 Also Year~ 1-3 ldrm DEL MAR 2622 pets. No ,.... No Southl•nd Group S7 .. "·Sl37 mo NB & HS lease. MS-4895 4 bike to Be•ch 2BR ~ (714) 362·9600 or VIII R I I 38r 2Ba 1 houae from (714) 492·1422 Horoe 3'hBA condo W/roof a en I • Studio Apt 1 aml Br, •and. Approx 1200 •If, 4500 Campus Drive Newpcxt Bach -... -.... )t" ~ ..... ; .. . J StltP 1UDuam tcJOM .,,,.,.,..., ot'l'n Eqmpplll A fn*'! A'll. IOW. • IQ.IT. WIS "1•110mas II:. l (All( toea. Addilmll nm 11!-l ae. • ...._ A!lM I» IQ.IT. oma Wc:atlpm,..,.. ioc.. '', h 11 1 I "Ii""' I ' ' •.COSTA MESA 1024 (714) 286-3900. ;~.;:~/mo'~~:986~ar. Propert~ Mimi gar, trig, stove, d/W. newly decoratd. 11350 (10#3030018) Pgr Gorgeous Bayalde I•• 81s-501-3477 Bio OCEAN 675 91 loc. S800/mo, all utllai--' -----VIEWS GO'• COU A Vl""W paid. Agt. 640-5664' •Bliech VllllJ.Nr Hoag• 3BR 1 1AIBA. lrg yard, SANTA ANA 1080 $2195 3Bd 2~Ba Condo o.r R "' 2Br tnha-atyle, frplc, hatdwd flra, berber iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $2395 38d 28a. Bay View 2Br 2Ba twnhm on Big encl gat, gu pd. $925 \ $245,000 548-5402. 12895 38d 2Ba Cottage Cyn golf course. Trl-M COSTA MESA 2624 Pool/Spa &4&-&838 2388 weatmlnlater 801 •· V•n Ne .. & 55&-8880 Agt. w/cath cell, lg matr •t• H t H ta Lrt 280 CANYON VIEW :~:nt Wbun~~:~:n~~ CLOil! TO BEACH Sl800/mo. 759--8124 2BR 1BA Laundry ~:A, g1at. upgraded, CHARMER historical area, 2BR Lrg 3Br 2Ba w/tam rm, IMMAC, charming 4Br hk-i.lpa, gar, 2868 bit-Ina, patio $1085 lae Remodeled 2Br home, 1BA each, 2-car ga-new cpVpnt, fp, atove, 2.59a, 1000'to bch, nu Hickory Place. $725 teo-e383/S42-ee8e French doors lead to rage aeparate1 refrlg, w/d, gat. Avail pnVcrpt,fp,Fmchdra, (310)431·7870 Oceanfront 3BR pool & large yatd. houaea. Near San1a now. $1 850. 760-3878 dbl gat $1785 yrly Incl -..,...,,,.,,,,...,,.,,-"!"!'-...,..,..--Sellera motivated by Ana College. tnveat· grdnr. Avt now. 856-3483 1BR Mobll• Home 1¥•11A gat, 1tove , t.o Quiet & Secure. frig, ~rly •. 11150/mo ., :~:;•N.!~~~,5~~ men pportunlty. COSTA MESA 2124 L;:~~g T~!:~::' ~1: 199~~ewp3ort73Blvd. (310) 598-8214 723-4494 2209 W. Monte deck. Beat nelghbrhd. ,._a.a Oo••nfront 3•R 'E 'SID• 309 Broadway. Vl1,1•~8• •Sqt. tt4.BR7·r2oBoAm, 2IRW\USE ... NU1A1ua $2200yr lM.648-0228 28d 18• Trl..plex 11V••A gar, atove, 28 8 • ,,_, "l•Mr.rwvt Encloaed .gar. Fenced ftlg, yrly. $1050/mo r 1 a+detch guHt home with 2-cat ga· Total M/I $395+Dep, SELL patio, w/d. 779 Scott (310) 886-8214 • hae, hdwd ·fire, luah rage, open patio & w/d hookup. Newly Place 1760 984-8585. STUDIO Terrific loc landacp, 2-car w/lndry acroaa from park. decorated 042·S8U & ¥•8•. S310,ooo. your used vehicle 2BR E '•ln Spaclou1. near beach. Very prl- 818-752·2557 Owner Wiii be sold at publlc 3BR 3BA 1100eq ft through classified light, redec, upatra. vate. '47&/mo+ .. c. ONLY $5K DNI auction. Property In-hm. Lrg master, 1uah 842 •• 878 Pvt gat+ pkg. Lg deck Bob Mllllken, Agt. 780-•P•otlon Aug. 20 & yatd. 4yr• old, comm., _____ v____ Rell, N/S. S850. 875-1848 5000 ext. 125 Gorgeoua 2BO 2BA Sept. 10, 12·3pm. pool, no smoking. Twnhm w/2-car gar. For more detail•, 11650/mo 648-5722 •--------------------------- Xln1 area. A batgaln at •al•• brochure & Into B••utlful u l' d-... COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MES.I 2824 $149,800. Cell Today. on pr•auctlon .. ~ Ptl • - Petrlcle Tenore Agt nata call the GSA at 1• 2Br, den, 2v.ea tr; ---------------~ -···········-·······-·--··--. D . QUIET &.: SBllBNE Run your ad in 78°'8702 800-421·7848. twnhm, Good loc. 'P·lljiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiilj dbl gar w/opnr, w/d, U ... ---------•---------AC, pool, Jae, garb-oe _;. BUNTINGTON CEMETERY LOT/ dlapoal, trash comp&r. : YIS,SILL ~y CAR : ' . • • BEACH 1040 CRYPT 1225 No smoke. Muat ... , ·• $1200/mo. 833-4412 I 8971 Qlldred Clrol• Comp•nlon (for 2) •right, lmmac 3Br aaa • 48A 2BA. 1,615 aq fl crypt In Paclno View hae, den, opn beam•. home With 2-cat ga· Memorial Park NB frpl, atrium. dbl gw. rage, nteplece, jacuuJ Hiiitop ocean •view: 11350 Inc Qrdnf 844 llll8 • ~1;c:ct::,~, a~~~c Aueued H780, •'•Id• 2er iea, trpkl. •uctlof'I Property In-ownet WIN .. 11 Snoot •tove, gar, aml yatd, , r • .,....;... Autl. ao & obo. 41S.989-6541 hkup•. Pat ok. 110NJ • :: a.pt. 10, ta~...... mo. Avl 8/1. &-4!MIG .. ,•1 For more detail~ SELL E·liu Dup,.a lid ; ,•1 UIM bfoctlure • Inf 2Ba Yatd, garage. ~ ,'f on Pf••UCtiOn .. m Yf:N1 home enL $1050/mo. Aw/I : ::: ~*..C:,~7~8~SA at 1· through classified 1121. Joe t3waoa ... 81411eTOWfthoMe a•r •'Alaa. big ..,..., Mp him rm, LA frpl. • ow, pool/ape. ..,..... ,., ,tt ,•t , .. ·" ,11 , .. , .. . . • .. Put a few words to work for you. tU18/IM • .Ul-Mll NPTHllQHTW. ~.f<plo ....... ...... -. .. 1~?M Palm ~esa Apartm.ents ... . Officit Hciuil. 9:00 1111 • 5:00 c: M·P aml 10:00 Im · 4:00 pn • 11~ 1561 Mill °'· . s-Ai. ffi:W'a, a. (71') MHl60 the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley lndep8ndeht to reach OY9r 100 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in ~with a ch.Ck todayl Run for a ~1 .1( your aJr does nOt Sell we'll run it for another 'W 11k FREEi All for S10• . .....___ . I ,_ I I I • Addr.u • • • • City l'tlOfM c.d Cord CJMC OVISA CJAM x --~~~~~bp-- Mol fo• DMY PILOT )30 w 1ar ....._ c:...-... CA 9'26'l1 rn'I "1"'11 o-wen., -.»1""4 ~ """°""' "'-"*',..,.,_, .... ... --#Wtl ~- a• C... -CJA-"-g..,...., 0 v' 0 ,._,.. Q fw.IO!ltio o_._ o ~ a.._c-c,,._ O VAii I 0 ..... "9 0 1..-1 . a-.-.. a-....., O•~ 00-c...I a.a. .... o..,_ oa... oai...........,. a,.,._ o-..w a .. ..., e 110 '9r 4-. 11 ·""-'-oM#lfoiol line •••••••••••••••••••••••••• a ' 1 ·I •,~!.J f I • ate ~­~at­ vilh of I O n is sis. on, 1es ere ea. sh. tile ))i. the rry, ve, >h· lso iid to lp, n't l I .ps ck ng >Ut be 15 U· he en us Newpon Bae h/Cot,a Mn a Daily Pilot .----~~~~1AHNOtJNCEID?n'S IVSDIBSS OPPOaTVNlTY 2904 Lantana It looking for energetic, motivated Individual• who wan1 to experience the free- dom ol being their own bost. Full-time or part-time. No exp nee. 2920 --------- ANfl-A GING/ST Rf SS CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNOROMf As s. on oat. CIS & NIC. WonW drug "' .. ""'-• MilotN nowt For Info ail •Thinking ol changing direct aalea companlea? t---------1 •Do you want to develop a 1uccesslul tales team? •At Lantana, we have a business oppty that's Just your alzel Interviews Sat & Sun, Overstocked with stuff? A call to Ctasslfled Wiii help 842-5678 Aug. 26/27. For appt. ••••••••• call Elita or Debbie, 114-160-8000 ext 1154 PERSONALS or 1758. Or after 8/27 call 1·8<>0-330-3698. •••••••- MORTGAGES & PERSONALS 3002 T. D .' S 2 918 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Southern Callfornl•'• Eaaton Mortgage No point. no coat loans. Free appraltal, lowHt altaltt. 479-0288 Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read ~laaalfled dally 842·5878 A Very Cool Place •• To MHI A Ve<y Hot Daiei Calll 1·900-255-2525 X9838 SU9 Ptr Mln.. Must bt 18 ~ T ouctHiM phne rtq. Strv.O 81M45-8'34 BEAUTIFUL WOMEN All Uve•24 Houral 1-900-378-2500 X2S05 $Ui/llin. Mint be 18. Strv4J 81~ Blond Sr. widow tks wht Sr. widower engi- neer. Bike, drive. No amk/drnk. Write to Daily Piiot, 330 W. Bay, CM 92827 Attn: Marla. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1995 l002 111.PLOYllUT DIPLOY.M!NT EMPLOYMENT lllPLOYMEMT EMPLOYlllJIT EXPLOTllDT 5530 5530 5530 5530 5530 --~--- SADDLE BACK & :EE So~t~E~~",!.~~all ATLAS DODGE Edinger at 55 Fwy 835-31 11 2925A Hat'6~~8~4costa Meso Qp~u. •• Service OJdga Parts CONNELL CHEVROLET TUTILE CLICK TUSTIN DODGE 2828 Harbor Blvd, C.M. 40 Aut~~~:$8lr Irvine IRVINE AUTO 546-12000 .. -CENTER OtlOSUll 1 ·800-831 ·3377 Wlriijfj 714 380·1200 ATUS CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH THEODORE ROBINS 2929 ~'B?f N~~d. C.M. 2060 H~rpr. Blvd.of f8rs, C.M. 1 -6 2-001 ~..... you "''' wished to wort in 1 proltSSiOnll tulness, dcq professlcNI "°" WI I profeaiorlll way di proleaional ~ •• prOCklcing prolesslonll reds? w ... rw:NI you ctfl Wt'rt 1 young~ and we're the ottf business In the WOl1d ..., does .tlAI we do Ownlfl, lfld we netd help We're looking lof hies consultant•. but no nperience Is nec:.aaty Wtl IUdl you II you need 10 know What has IO bt llere lhoogh is 1n 8bM*Ae passion lof loucMg people in a 1911 -.,y, for helping people over !heir own personal tudes. lot creamg mo<e ife. II ht SCJUlds .. I job for you, ooRacl US. 0tA you better tury, we're on a last track and •'re looking tor nmers Excelent compensallon and advancement oppo111nbes: up to $ t OOK tor rooloes, S200K· S300I< for ~ achievers For considefalioo lax your resune to (7t4) 641-8257 or send to Mr. Rt.fifson, 2973 Harbor Blvd t203, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. mPf!P:'P.flfl:"P.I @ . @ Wlll ... &iiil ... &im CA DI LLA C. -'-"CK RAY f~DEBOE HONDA # 16 Irvine Auto Center 714-830-7600 (J8j) NABERS CADILLAC-BUICK 2600 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa 714 !540-9100 HUNTINGTON BEACH HYUNDAI FlETCKEI JONES MOTOR CARS 16661 Beach Blvd H.B. 1301 Quoit St .• r Beach U2-0631 833-93 • ORANGE COAST JEEP/EAGLE/ OLDSMOBILE , PONTIAC, OMC TRUCK TUTILE CLICK NISSAN 2524 Ha~ Blvd2sosto Mesa 2845 Harbor BtvdtCosto Mesa 9-80 540-64 0 -----•I CERAMIC SERVICE TILES CLEANING 3528 SERVICES DIRECTORY •••••••••I Leaky Showers "-tt'd Regroutlng & lnttaJl'n DUNCAN CONSTRUCTION 20 Yrt Exp. Small & Lg. Joba 880-7042 L*6 70130 OMn of Tiie 673-8065 or 846-&S2t • •• • t ~ I . ' • • ' ' • • • • ' ... ~...ow-·•=* 't.&BnMe -~ .. f78N-.-. (.,(It=:,, ::=.- '" l~ 10 DwlnO """"' DOWN• " UI Hire ~ 17 Cull 1 P191nut ·~ 18 Soulh .vn.rtl;ln 2 Sidestep ~ a.nee 3 Holv olty • 11 EllthenWare po1 4 Insect l'IHI ,. 20 8ef1Ck S Four·k>ol9d • 22 Poe llowel' Cf'MIU1'91 • 24 Oiecolof 6 Roe ~ 25 Short lacket 7 SmaM drum ~ 29 Urge sedan 8 -A bright ttar t 21 A1ton1et1 9 W0tlhip 32 Cle1r • hollM 10 llwlh 1i1e 11 "-War'lt lof 31 Faahionl Chriltmaa" 37 TWJe of trip? )2 "Star Trek" ... 38 LHety dance navlgatOf "'° Setpent 13 Bears Of 41 &cuaet Ralderl .... C."1)US group 21 Oldehoma 47 Fealhered "-' .. lker1 23 SIMI - 48 Rina ol llght 25 Clown 49 Malden 27 Cleaning lools 53 Enlhullalm 29 Asian renge 57 Fay Wrav fllm 30 KMn t10 Friendly gholl entovment at -vera lollon 31 Ctilch alglW ol •• 82 Beer 32 Shine 14 -the line: 33 lhlllghtly 34 Cut of maet 350......... ..... 36 Poet T Hedele "' ............ 42 WilOOnlln native• 43 Wrile< Olneleo 45 Gymnsll """"" 46 Dilluibed 50 MikleWI 51 Ca!Cl'I 52 Acken .,....,,.....,,....,,..... r-ir""rr-m--m-- Samantha - 54 Fern IMd 55 "Lovsrglfl" ~ 56 Commond 57 "Kis1 Me -· 58 T flMls pro Nastase 5g~v:r1 - 60 Study l'lllrd 63 Sma~ Ollrlctl OA I ,J 1 MJl71 The blddinr hu pnoc...i..i, NORTH £A8T SOlTJ'H WEST I• PAM l • PUI •• , .... 7 ~el do you bid now? Q. i · NeiUlar vulnerable, aa South,.... hold; ..... The biddin~proceeded: 601.ll'H , NORm EAST' •• ao P.. P-' What action do you take? Q. 8 -Both vulnerable, aa South you hold: .,,,,. 083 The bidding has proceeded: WEST NORTH EAST 8()1.!J'H !Q• 2NT P•u 1 "weak Whet •ction do you take? eA OA Q 10•41 OS.lOfl ... The lnddina hao ..........,i, NORTH &AST IOt1l'll waT INI' Pul 10 PUI ... p_. f Whit do you bid noW1 Q. 5 • North·South vulnertible, u South you hohl: UKl6 084 """ The bidding ha1 proceeded: WEST NOR111 EAST SOUTll 10 Dbl ao 1 What sction do you take? Q. 6 • Both vulnerable, u South you hold; •9 6 QAK8S OAQd91 •Kl!I The biddirur hat proceeded: SOUl'll ft'EsT NOR'I11 EAST. 1 0 p-lQ •• ' What do you bid now? LooA for answers on Monday. Condi ....... ..... own•r 19r'n\11, l tll. .,..,.......,. OIL i i w)Jottn.aon _.., 0/8, new....._ Oood oond. U,$00. Call .... 1007. SPIED 6 SIQIOATS 7016 ***'**** •aa 0.-at• IROC taeo aev. e1M:j(Jl--------- on1y G1.151d T·TOp,I ~T!•~n~·~·~M~·~·~·~· ~c~·~""~·~ l·V~lUIS~~'-'!~!""'~9·2·2-5 e.7L. 1 ownef, lmtMC.1, 111,IM •eo 1ee1 17,HOobo. 8674423 **-.;***** •et POU ••plor., •t9812tft Ski &o.t• 19ao Vand.., Plu v.a, ~o, PYft' brka/ 5.7 lllt• V-8, Klng Low Mllee. e.cellent •••t•twndowtJttetr, CObra 010. low ptoflle CDYSLEJt 9050 Car 111,500 650-5aa5 elarm 1yt, ~M/F"f hull, Ju1t ••rvlc1d,1i;iliiliiii&•iiilimil '•'lilli[iXiJll~;;p;..,;;; ... ;-cc:<-;;:I radio, TV, co, wtt new contr°"9f/u~I' C01tet. lmmacl Musi ttery. Qreat ski IXMU· •ea Concord 4dr, I dJUonl R.cl wttan lot• •••I 27K •••Y ml. !ast-lqok• gr•at ..... 1• ml. loaded. 117,750 dOf. Cuttom wM•I•. lle.K obO. 17a,.5717 ady to go. 112,000 9bo. W/91!tended war-17500 Flrm 54&.4514 IS4&-IM49/S74..,.2.47 ran1v 496-7837 l•'lo;;oll,..iin;i;;8;;,;;,c-;A~ ... ;;;;;, [ ________ _ !12;;,;r•ccfi .. iOPoca•;;;,;;;.rr-:••,.,.ii'll --------=I County Lws. DMno ·VOLVO 9230 n•lure. SPff(t Boat. DODGE 9065 15,000 ml. Whlt•tran l;;iiii;;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Only D5 hr•. Loadedl l;::.~==~~~=:i -.. :...7~·~000:... __ •_-_:._•_11_•_ 1 ,, $36,000 OS0-5885 '8~ Turlto 4-door. '17 D T --Runa good, nu turbo. aytona u • n:av 9110 Sunrl, PS/PB/PW/mlr· 1-------1 pw, Pdl. T ... p. or. whll J--1 """" a•••••• MA1lINE SLIPS burg llhr, 16k ml.l&iiiiiiiiiliilliilli;;;i;iiil . .,r ' ........... ....,.......... DOCJtS 7022 w•rr xlnt c ondl '88 CHEROKEE 4•41-------1~~~=~:'::~=1 -=13=000=0=•=0~·= ..... =='30:=_1 • vo•v•wAG. EN 9•35 Gray/tan, clean. PP. ww " 1 Slip Av•ll Up to 45ft FORD 141il50. 760-8643 Jii;;;i;iiiiiiiiiii;;;i;iiiiiii 112/ft 2 tl.-down 1 ii:iilii;iiiiiiiiiiii~9~0~7~Slii~iiS---i!iSI '" Wi B~TREET apace• •"I up to 351·1 LEXUS 9115 euq. ica GtHn. colOf'. tL 110.50/ft. Xlnt Loc:I Brand Naw Motor and PETS 6 HUNTINGTON ANIMALS 6049 BEACH 6140 ,iiiiii& ............ _ BOATS Call Mika 665-0150 '70 lluaa.ng wht, 302[1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[ Clutch. Excellent run· 70111-,,.,.,...-,.,,,,.-,,o=r,--.:::I V8, al, ac, ps, pb, new '91 160 Fully loaded, nlng . condltlonl Eya 100' Sllp Avail. For ~nt, rune graatl 1 $0k ml, black/green, catch8f. Muat ••• to Full Of' partial uuga. OW08f' 25 yra. $4250 1 I BOSTON WHALER 71~75-45240. · 080. 373-2415 sunroo , 115,000. •pprec •le . N••d1 22' OUTRAGE. 1980 080'(909) 737-1440 minor lnt•rlor tch-up. S •v• abu••d and abanclon•d pet1. B• a volunteer/fo1ter. Call 714-597-9037. ... 8/28 • 27 9942 Kite Or. HB. Nr Atlanta & Brookhur1t. t.oll of •luff. Short-ha ired Qerm•n1 __________ 1 HULL. BRAND NEW 3 0 ' ilDE TIE Sall '87 Thunderbird LX ,81 LS 400 Corp ex· t2,TOO 84e-e340 175 hp JOHNSON boat, good loc near Show room condLma, ec:utlve~owner. White, '8 2 Venagon 71 k ml, O.B. has 25 hf•. New Udo lal Bridge. Water/ roon, loaded, g ry 83k miles, ldnt cond. brown/1•n, fold . out •teerlng cabl•S/co~ El•c. S9/ft. 675-e128 llher, all pwr, gar'd 125K obo. 790-5052 bed, meet\, perfect, trol i. o u •I batt•, 1;~~!ii~~':~~~1:...;so~o~o~s~. •;•~ .. ~7~103~nY-·1--==~=.:.:=-==--1 Shepard Mll: Nine mo old F, great w/klds. IRVINE 6 144 Lorin, VHF, Fl•h MOORING lor 35' run• grtl xlnt cond . Finder, outriggers, Bl-b'oal, No .. Balboa '88 Bronc o II XLT $3800 obo. 759-0188 mlni, stern s.11. Re-Chan. Xlnl loo:. S13K. 4x2, tun power, auto-IM;ER::~CUR~~y~-~9~1~3~5~i'•'ia~4~:v-;w~Js~o~l~•~o~o~c~o verielbl8 Piiot Seal, H•• 18' •all bOar-can mallc tran1, Ilk• new.p Run• Good! Clean In Everything Mus t Gol Fore Seat Store• negotiate. 840-1327 $8,350. 549-7526 ··93 S•ble Wa gon·3.6, & Out. Need q"'-k H•• had 1om• 1hot1.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[ · Free 540-5995. * SAT-ONLYI * p p I D -•"-I ~ * AUG·28 SIAM * orta 011 e. u ... ""'e <i '80 Bro nco 11 4WO, 3ncl Hat, loaded, dual 1ell. $1850. ~8·8442. PIANOS & ORGANS 6059 Trailer. $14,900 obo.l••••••••••I v6, Edd~ Bau., Edl-bsg1, ABS, atarm, llk•I~==-=~~-­::!~:';~~~'.' &'0~~cgh (714) 846-3340. UTOMOBILES tlon, red/Ian Inter, nul 1ek ml. $14,950 'BB Fox QL 4 dr, 41p, morel! 42 Sllkberry Ha rd Top •lec1rlc A loaded, xlnt condl Gn farn cart 631-0675 AC, 80k ml. no ao-l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;l ,,'.'.:'.::'.'.'.,.:~~:'.'.'.:':~I boat. Xlnt condl $9500 obo. 36l-0861 clden1•. run1 great, I~ xlnt condl mu1t 1ell. Ba by Or•nd Plano S •I• Sat 261h earn-57000. (714) 875-7599 l ----'-----1••oi22iEXOOPPL~00.R~E~Ril<l<iL~T"I NISSAN 9 150 '2650 oeo. 848-4958 Chickering, mal early 2pm. Furn, kitchen I· 1900's Xlnt 1oundl ltem1, Olymplc welghtl---------·1BMW 9030 4wo, blue, ldnl c:ond, ~~~;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;l~-:o~..,------- 1 Sok 752 7283 ' h I ' I POWER BOATS l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1-owner, lo•ded. 45K ':". 1ac. . • 1e. was er o 1 mOle 1, ml. Sle,900. 721•1955 '80 280ZX 2+2 !t-•pd AUTOS Orlglnal STE IN WAY 17512 Von Karman 701 2 75 BMW 2002 Blue,1 ~=~..,..,-~·"a~-~1 ale, cc, p/w, auoy1, WANTED Parlor Grand Plano. tn1 _________ 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;I Adorable, run1 well, '8 5 T•urus L 19k new Urea. Runs good! 9 2 46 b •• "'''"'· ,lch. '"' NEWPO T 1• needs TLC. $1500 ml. •uto, loaded, blue, $1000 •8 3 1·7148 .. R '8 9 Bayllner T roph)' In• condl S12 500 lr ultwood finish. Uka obO 752-3628 or call x • •ao 240 S X FSTBK. BEACH 6 169 24', low hrs. Incl trlr, 759-0632 obo. 527-8021 N-1 $25K 546-2244. lull cover1, tender. good mi. aulo, lilt whl, TICKETS 6075 Xlnt cond: S13,lil50.l-..,-,..,--------l :::::::~:-----:''=::=I ABS, nu Ure1/brk1, 8/28 S•t~ 8am-12noon CaU 714-717-7672 eve BUIC]( SOJS ~ONDA 9085 $6900 080. 454·1549 •WAN T e D* 'e7•'69 c.maro'1. Also '60-'78 Corvene1, '68- 72 Mopar Muscle car1 Any condition OK. Wiii pay cash I 882· 7778 1602 Coral Place, In I o;:-::=:-:::;-;;;;;;;:--· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '88 Hlsun 2 40 SX Ally. Clolhlng, skHs.r: OATS YACHTS 5spd, AC . f ully CHEAP AIR h1ehold good1, etc. B , , '8 4 White RIVIERA '9 2 Accord EX ln/mn lotlded, 1nrf, Unt, ABS, l--------- M o.' Us Cl,1 •• 1-===~=~=-CHARTERS 7013 w/1ame lovlng care, h r1. fu lly loaded, lo ml. nu Ure1. Xlnll moving, ANTIQ•~• & EMPLOYMENT JEWELRY FURS AUG 25, 2e & 21 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil got from grandma. Xlnt s13,aoo. 121-8047' muit 18111 e59-1e23 ""~ EMPLOYMENT 1 *From SllM> {1·W)• 8am-5pm Furniture,!' Thi• beauty may go .CLASSICS 9250 5530 SERVICES 5533 &: ART 6025 •From $350 (Rn• carpet, cloth••· & 3 1' Chrlsoran twin an o th• r ... 1 OOKl---------1-;;;;iiTiilr-ci1=iiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :~~:'::'iiiiii;;ii;;;;l iiiiii-::::::::""iiiiiil~i::i:';:~~=~~~I No Restr ic t i ons ml1c. hou1ehold. gas, FfB, well equlp'd, Troub1e·Fr•• Mllei. HYUNDAI 9090 PONTIAC 9170 1-800-380-8802 1516 Cumberland Ln. Ort dive or f11h boal.I "S3~7~oo~-~~64~S.~5~1~7•:l •iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiil '88 Corvette fre1h .R.W ~ •••••••• Links Fur Great for ski Ask $40k, 723-4075 I, mtchg no. 427-425HP Pl-sw be aware that country! SlS,000 •aie1••••••••••IEastbluft Sun. Only 9-'85 Le S•b,. LTD '88 XL QL auto, ps, •ea FIERO . Formula eng. 4:11 po11, 2 tops, llllM.llTAHIALll th• ll1tlng1 ln t~I• cat· ~°rir!!:1~5207~X3wom11 12pm. XL Whlrlpool1---------·I collect. fully loaded, pb, good lran1port, v-e, suto, aJc, 80k ml. PW, Ollg. Coe:, CA blk eusy wallc-ln locat!on. •gory may reciu re you1~..,..,-~--·=~--1GARAGE SALES wash. $200 Crib w/ SAIL BOATS 7014 gsk .. 1harpel $4250 $1100 C.1hl Fin Avll. Run1 gd. Need quick pll1, re1lrd gauge1, comp plan. For Interview to call • 800 number Must S a ll-WU I Take matt, 1troll•r, car1ea1.1 ~~'!!~~~iiiiiiiiiil~~O~B~O~. ~8!95-~7~7~34~-.,,=J,~C~•~ll;2~38-~9~2~7~0~,,_...,-,,,.I 1en1 $4400 966-9442. S32k obo. 969-4481 call R In which there 11 a 8e11 Otf•rs·P•lntln9• y•rd toy, misc. 24011~ ="°'==,,.-,-.,,,,-=,,,-1-=,,.,.,_==_,.,=..,.-on ll'(lor. :f charg• per minute. by Slmbarl, Paul Alta Vi1ta. 640-7660 18' Hobie Ca t with '8 5 Le S a bre LTD '89 XL OLS auto, A/C, '88 FIERO Low mlles, '84 Bl-T urbo 5spd, The Pn.1 .. 1ltlll Blaine Henri, Leo l-;:-:;:;:-;:;;------1.-~==~==--I 1r1Uer, StOOO. Blc collect. fully loaded, p1, pb, am/tm 1tereo, beaut, greet 1hapet 49k mlle•. loaded, Ntwpot't I ll·---------1 Janien, Roberto BALBOA Eatate Sa la Wlndsurfar, $325. 95!t. 1harpel $3500 cus, 1 own•r, mintl Must •••t 52,750. moving! $3000 080 673 _7300 EMPLOYMENT Lupettl, Julian Riner, lSIAND 6 l 06 Fum Onlyt S50 & up. Call 723-0432. 080. 895-7734 $2100 casht 238·9270 821-421.8, Sherltyn Call .. 331·14!XI WANTED 5535 Jim Dally. Give away[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Pine Atmolre, No lr~======~==~=========~~==============~=========::=~=========1 PICK·UP STIX Needs food 1ervars, counter people & d• llvery drlver1. Call between 3pm-5pm for lntervlaw. 7 59-8200 ~~11~~: :~d P~S,:,e;~y · 2 ·FAMILY SA.Le ~;~~~~~~1 !~111~n!i I "' Couple 1eek1 live-In fr•m•1. 662-3383 S•l/Sun a-1 Salot Andfew1) elderly care/lite h••k· Call Mon. Oealer1 wel· 206 Diamond (alley) LIDO =oo S ALE ping po1llion. X1nt come F n book• No J nkl ......._ rel1, •11p'd. 859·1727 l===·c.,.==~== ur ' · u Hou1ehold Items, Reversi b le Mink clothing, furn, toys, Jackel, Chevron de-1--,,,,.-,.,-,,,------1 exercise equipment, llgn. Paid $5500 1ell CORONA ml1c. SAT, 9am-t2 POSTAL' QOV'T JOBS DOMESTICS $21/HOUR + 6ENEFITS 5540 $3,000 752·7283 DEL MAR 6122 235 Via llh1ca- NO EXP WILL TIWN 1:~~~~---=-:-:·1~~~0:;;:i;;11 .................... 11 T •-•·• ,, ... , '"' Caret aker needed 0 .,,.,.., ...... ....., • lor elderly Swedish PETS & P resc hool Teecher I CdM Esta te G arage Sale or Helper. P{T M°'n· ~::1 e0~;;.r1433 ANIMALS 6049 AnJiqs, !urn, misc, TRANSPORTATION lngl and/or All•r-~;:;;;:~~~~~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ll'rc~a~m~p;•~' ~l~h~o~ll~, ~S~•~I ~S.~l I:::::::::'. I I ;; 600 Seaward Rd. CdM noon1. CM 642-4050.J Exp'd N•nny Avail M-F ADOPT·A-PET PT Sal•• Exp'd req. Re1p/Carlng/Rel1 E S & S Ya rd S a l• Sat/Sun Reliable 1n NB Area very at un a1 •tor re1ort 1tyle clolh· PETSMART, Founlaln 8am·3pm. Clth1, TV, BOATS 70 11 Ing 11ore In Fashion Patti ............. 548'6011 Valley. Puppies, kit· appl, book•, tape• &1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil1 'Island ........... 760-0711 NURSING CARE ten• and mOle, all Iota misc! 706 Acacia I' f TJFT for •mall reitau-& Companion. 25yrs looking for loving, car-15' COLEMAN , rant In Calta Mesa. exp. LovJog Carel Call Ing homes. CALL 597.l-,.,,.-,.,,,,-,-.,,,-,,,-..,---1 U1ed only 3 i8am-2pm. flex hr•. Ev• 831·7159 8037 lor more Info. COSTA MESA 6124 teal color. Conoe times, $245. ' Need car. Start S5.50f 1-=~A~D~O~RAB~~L~et;:--· 1;~-=~~-~-=~~1 -•:.;•;•~·2~'~'"''.;,· ==,._I I fir, Brian. 548-7427 I AKC Puppies & All Kinds of Ore•t 18Ft BAY LAUNCH .DA/Recept ionist MERCHANDISE CF.A Kitte n • Treasures. WllL 1ell Flb•rgLass, teak OllCk, FfT· For General Oen-1 ••••••••••1 We have lh• llrge1I on Sat 8/26 lrom 9am-beaut boall New dle-,tJ1try. NB area. E11p'dl' 1electlon or pedigree 3. 317 Princeton Dr. 1el engine, n-top. 1only. 714-723·5970. dogs & cats anywhere $9000/obo. 675-e128 All loved & well AUG 28-27 '* 8""' ; R ECE PTIONIST ANTIQUES 60 10 Cared for Clothe• ladle1, girls, FOf' travel related 01·1 ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PETLAH D HUNT ICH men• R. Spooners, ,flee. Wed-Fr i 3pm·I' Norlhsa•lcometol TV, kg bd, din rm 1e1, , 10pm, SaVSun day1. •BUYING ITEMS• Adami & lkookt'Klrlt t dole hl8 Good typing 1kllls req. From 1800-1960. 1 pc 983-4887 1~r~!:"!!~r. equip'. •Starting aal $1100/mo. to entlr• ••tale. Palnl·1-=~=~=~=~-1 6 •n •84 vw Quantum 1Qppty for advancem1. Lng1, book1, lurnltute, BLAC K LAB PUPS 1884 Meyer Place 1cau 714-722-4560. e1c. lmmedlale cash, AKC HUecl dam, Finn- top S. 673-8223 t'I mag l1h ch lire. Show, fld, NE IGHBOROHOOD ; A1c1ptlonl1t PfT ' ,,====,.....,..,.-1--;co;;;:;m':':pen;:::•""~::·,:54=:'; ... ;;,7::5;:5~1 GARAGe SALE 'W{Pft, phone1, 10-key,1· Wh •h • b I Mo•o Del M•• SAT 9-1f11Jng. NB. S8/hr. 1·5 APPLIANCES 6011 • er your• uvng -· t Of' 1e1Hng, Cla11llled 4 (Baker & Fairview) dally. Mr. Ev11n1 173-7300 cover1 811 your naedsl $pofll(lred by Tsmarrah ' RECEPTIONIST Spac esaver Mloro- weva H•rdly ev9' u1ec:I. S100 548-3350 : S uperoute looklng , for lrlendly energetic 1p«1on. FT/PT av.i1.l ww..~•'•"-'•~•ID""•"•~•~•=-'s"1~•0'' 115.50/hr. Mu11 ·be ••··trig $175 Air Con-iav•llabl• mornings. dlUon•r S50. 648-6848 •C•ll 631·7i90. ijetell LadLe1 Sporta-p•~•~a 6014 W ..... Exp'd aalel pef• YIU''' W...,.. son •I John Laonard'•l &iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- Qolf Shop 852-8688. King Wa terbed w/ l alea.Amulng Oppor. he•dbosrd/heater ~Oo you hav•: tnl•grtty, $300 obo. 720-8595 0,Paa11on, Ore•m• & Oak 4-poster .,,..,.1e Goal1? We'd Ilk• to . -.... meet you, Mike 957_ bed wlbo.1t aprlngs, • 8384 185. Call 873-3502 i emoe Deak Position Recllner $75, GI• top r.~"'Multl·l•1k/P•OPI• patio lbl, 4 chrs 5200 !'11t1H1. PT. YMCA 142· Odda/Endsl 75'4-4560 ?18"0. Apply In person Tlff•n• L•mp Xlntl ~I T RAVELA0ENT $450. Win• Cablnt ?!2 yrs •xp Sy1t•m '850 obo. 556-7453 t One. Salary. Fu re- ':. MJme: 714-T22-45e1 •·ME--ll-CHAND---15-E--,uToRa ffl H.S. ~Math thrU Trig, Chem, MISC, 6015 ~ Spanlllh & Frnc:h. coi-111"'!'•1ii!iii!i!!' .. liili. lege GPA 3.0 +. 18.50-AMorlM ao.te 110.50/Hr. 443-2700 -.womene, alze nine, Wll4, Craay Otftoe ell eok>ral &M-7463 N•eds Receptlonl9t· Cuitome r Service/ DlftT Top soil, fill I T sand, ftlf dk\. o.lh'- : ·:5~~~;~ 0 eted cheapl 54Mnl "fAUTM I IUUTY'• ....... ~nlng Chra, 11:1: 100 Nalursl 8HUtl•• H. Xlnt condl tONteir . """*' tot 1t11a ptOd. w. morel 1•1 2814 Pby WOfN t.-.oun dlrecklrl--------~~ ;on:.:.;' 1 • iso-<i:~: fUI TO YOU 8022 .. _.__ Colawsll Banker 2 1 ff Durr, Electrlo-93 Must ••II Lo.9ded, AC, OC, lr1g , port-a· potty, lull encloeure1. Like new cond-Ort buy·ABC Co 840-1765 &'Zo dia c lnUatable, solJd tran1, w/cover. Xlnt Condi 645-7772 &'Arthur Marine i•ak trim Olng w/01r1. Xlnt condl $500 675-7028 Chancu .,. 2 ,,._. ,,. .......... yoo .... ftnd Declawed • ... .... $400 II 11111 l1k11 to pl1c1 1 II •trf -you""" " IC CM prk:e )'OUWW111Dpay _,.._ Cl111•111 ·"-dolly ....... 7. • .,.., &pm. 7U.15m JIWILl1'. JlllU 6.llT IOJI __ ..,. •••rltl•• 141 00. ~ .. --.... an-.t- or 1111 cl1111f11d •d. $11 lor uch 1ddlllffll -'" CAL•SCAN (9111449-41000 • '· • Spend less iline at home with your kids. • Mesa \'etde c.c. \II·'-..\ \ I· H l>I VICTORIA St. NE\VPOHT TEHH:\C :E Costa Mesa BAKER ST. \JJ-~ \ 1>1-.1 . \1 \H Orange County Fairgrounds Custom 48R, 5 BA home awaits the elitist buyer. Gourmet kitchen, builNns & high tech amenities, separate executive office, & lower level den. Lavish pool & spa. $1,225,000 Custom rebuilt 2BR, 2BA cottage w/no detail overlooked. 3 car gar., air cond., bay windows, with a gallery entrance. Simply a little jewel w/dazzling bay view. REDUCED $699,000 master Stite with private patio & fotlltain. Guard gated conmnty with pool & tennis OCEAN RIDGE Open Sat/Slll l·S Exclusive custom Mediterranean Villa. 4BR, 4.58A w/approx. 4,400 sq.ft. Designed to take advantage of .. mesmerizing views, brilliant sunsets. REDUCED $1 ,595,000 PENINSULA Highly upgraded 38R, 2BA unit with gourmet kitchen, built-in bookcases, luxury baths, secluded private patio and much more plus nice 1 BR rental unit Perfect for owner user. Steps to beach and shopping. BIG CANYON McCUW. 2BR, 28A condo. QUet gated comnulity with assoc. pool & terns. Step down master slite with mirrored wardrobe. Blilt~ bookcase in 2nd beci'oom. REDUCED $199,000 --. 720-9422 SPYGLASS HILL Truly a unique setting wrth stunning, Catalina, harbor and city sunset views. 5BR, 3BA, home. New gourmet kitchen. Motivated Sellers. REDUCED $975,000 A true Cape Cod charmer. 38R, 1 Y.BA. Enioy the best of ocean, bay, swimming, surfing, sailing and fishing. All with a true community spirit. New Listing. 2BR, 2BA mobile home. Secluded beach. Romantic Slllset walks along the beach. Spectacular affordable ocean view from the patio. ' . . . . . . . . ' . ' ~ ' .. ,. ' NEWPORT SHORES Canal front 4 bd home w/deck & small dock & newer kitchen. Close to dub, pool & tenr1~ leasehold lond orfered at S215 000 631 1400 SI30.000 WESTCl.lf"F Condo bright & immacuJate 2 bd . 2 bath up.,1a1ri. unit w/frplc in Newport Garden villas w/commun1ty pool Close to shops & buses 631 1400 SI38.000 TRIANGLE SQUARE 3 bd to wnhome w/wood burning frplc & geod size patio End unit on gre.enbeh w/comm pool steps to park. library & shops 631 1400 . $149.000 NEWPORT SHORES Sunset views from Master & deck of lowly 4 bd canalfront home w/updated kitchen, bnck entry new Fr doors & wmdows (lJ-f) ' 631 1400 $150.000 COSTA MESA Heights south of 17th street Two story 2 bd wtth patio in small complex With nice grounds. convenient lo shops & bosses 631 1400 . $162.500 MESA DEL MAR Beautifully maintained 3 bd home widen separate master & gorgeous landscapmg Newer roof kitchen appl~ & secunty system $ 631 1400 . ~12.000 EASTSIDE Costa Mesa, next ro &ck Bay trails Extra lrg 3 bd townhome w/dining rm & lrg island kitchen w/breakfast nook Skylights, high ceilings & patio 631 1400 $219,000 CORONA D£L MAR'S Harbor woods w/comm pool, Spd & tennis Popular 2 bdrm end unit In prime location w/frpk. laundry & dbl garage 631 1400 . $229,000 COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Near high school track & tennis Great 3 bd townhome w/dlning & family nns, new patio & lrg yard in sedoded corner of anplx. 631 1400 . . . . $229.900 NEWPORT·s HEWWWJ HEIGHTS Near new 3 bd Mediterranean twnhm. H9t oeitmgs, gourmet kitchen. wood firs. patio ~ft~~.~f~S.FR . . $284.000 IEWPOllT'S llA\'mDGE Quiet Interior 3 bdrm unit w/pabO & att .~ ~ ~le? c&plex w/pool & ~1 -~ cei!~. white . tile ~S289 ooo BAYVIEW TEllllACE~ht upgraded 2 bdrm home in gated corrunuruty w/ & spa Pale hrdwd flrs. plantation shutters & yard w/rrees & lawn 631·1400......... .. .. .... . .. . $309.000 NEWPOllT HEIGHTS Tear down on great street C1ose to aD schools. 631-i400 $319 000 NEWPOll1' SHORES 2 story 4 bd home. steps to comm pool. clubhouse & tenntS & the ocean Upgraded kitchen & baths. large private pauo 631·1400. . $327.000 BU.JFFS Pristine 1 story 3 bdrm w/din1ng rm totally refurbished in past 2 yrs Vllulted ceilings neutral decor. large patio & wonderful wide greenbelt vistas 631 ·1400 . . $345,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Exquisite remodeled. 4 bd expanded Monaco. Loft & new master suite w/vaulted ceiling. Fr. doors & balcony & upstairs fmly rm . gourmet kitchen w/corian coon ters 631-1400 $579.000 NEWPORT SHORES w/a country look charming 5 bd w/fmly rm. used bnck frplc. oak cabinetry & custom jNa)lpapers & drapes Steps to pool & tennis 631 1400 . . $357.000 AT TIIE BEACH 2 bd & l bd well maintained units w/fresh pamt & tile floors Steps to ocean. no street to cross 631 1400 . . ... $360.000 COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Charming small duplex w/2 bdrms each unit Close to 17th St shopping & buses 631 1400 .S375.ooo NEWPORT HEIGHTS Pnstme 3 bd home w/harbor & ocean ws from kitchen & deck High celllngs and plantation shutters 631 1400 $375.000 AT TIIE BEACH Brand new high tech 3 bd twnhm. steps to ocean w/waUs of windows & 3rd level bonus room leading to deck w/ocean & mtn views 631 1400. .. . ... .... .. . .. $399.000 NEWPORT HE1GHTS Dplx. 2 sty bit as twnhms m '78 Frplcs. laundries & tiled ktchn5. Front w/3 bds & decks, rear w/2 bds. patio & garden REDUCED! 631-1400 . ... ... ······· ..... . ......... $425.000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Nice 1 story home w/3 bdnns and f amlly rm w/bar. French doors lead to beautiful yard with poof, spa and built In BBQ 631·1400 ..................................... $435,000 Bnght 4'bdnn, tastefully remodeled in '83. Cuuntry style kitchen. family room & frplc:a In master. d1111ng & ~i4oo.~~r ~: ~~~.~-~ ~ ya161q ooo BUJFFS Serene canyon & city vu from spac1ou~ 2 'tv 3 bd twnhm w/upgraded baths. family rm & dJ .. d breakfast room opening to~ patio 673 6900 . .. ...... .•.•• .. .... . . $44Q llOO BAYCllEST Tradt.iooal 1 story 3bdrm. dtne & l.im1ly rms. breakfast nook. courtyard entry & yard w/puol Ir doors molding:. ale & sec:unty 631 1400 ... ... ....... ... . .. $44Cj ooo NEWPORT SHORES Dramatic 3 bd Italian \'1IL1 w/fmly rm. 9· entry doors. floating marble stair & Ir pl mantle ~us numerous other quality upgn!ldes q . )O 631 1400 .... . . .. . ... $44 • } NEWPORTS Belcourt HIU spectacular 2 hdr •1, twnhm. dlmrig & family rms & superb aty bght & 1.... ,, vu Marble entry gounnet kitthen & designer decor 631·1400 . . . ... .. . $489 ()Ofl NEWPOllTS Bayc:rest neighborhood. Except100,1l 3 bd home w/fabubJs chefs kitchen & 2nd flr (re.ad!,. I Ix hrushed) addition lnc:luding 2 more bd & den 631 1400 . .... . ·············• ······· ..... .. $499.000 CORONA DEL 11A8 Oia.nnitl Raf bayfrnt cmph w/pool & possible dock. BuUder .. s own 2 bd expandl'd unit. xtra storage. prime locabon w/wrap patio 99 00 1 631 1400 . . . .... .... ......... $4 l WESTaJFF Beautifully upgraded 3 bd horn" w/famdv room. lovety patJO & pool. Crown mokimg' hrdwd ff rs. Fr doors. new fixtures & a~S510 000 631-1400 . .. .... ·. PENINSVlA POINT 2 sty 4 bd home w/dining rrn family kitchen w/ breakfast nook. hardwood floors. idrl]i' 63iitc>o' ~ ~ ~"°: .~.~.~ . $549 000 BAYCllEST Bcautif ul expanded & remodeled 4 hd w/offlce den or 5th bd. upgraded kitchen w/n4•1.\ appliances & lovely yeard w/flagstone & spa 549 000 631 1400 . ... . .. ............................ $ LIDO ISlE UDO PARK DlllVE nicely appointed 2 bd condo w/lovelv. ~annel. ocean, sunset & city light views. security bldg, w/doorman, pool & spa. 631-1400 .. . ........ ; ........................ $560.000 P£NINSlJlA Pl'. delightful remodeled 3 bdrm w/great floor plan for privacy and open space built around patio. Mash' Includes office area & balcony. 631-1400 .................................................... $565.000 BAYCREST 3bds, remodeled to perfection. Formal dining & living rooms, fabulous gourmet kitchen & faml- ~3 l~46o~~~~ -~~~-~~--~-~en~~.~~~-.~$6n~ UNDA ISLE Traditional styie w/ 4bds up & maid's dOINl'l. Uvtng rm w/24ft. vaulted ceilings. Dock for large yacht & _great open bay vus 631-1400 (Ui). .. . .. . . ... .. ........... $692,000 BALBOA ISIAND Extensively remodeled 4bd on ~street. steps to~ Uvlng, master & fmly rms w/ 6mJor. ~~~0~.. & ~ ~ ~ ~: ... $699.ooo DOVER SllOll£S Gorgeous 4 bdrm home w/dlning & family rms & spectacular upper bay vu. Totally remo- deAed In ·93 w/top quellty fixtures & a~. 631-1400..... . ... .. . ........... ~ .............. $779.000 UDO ISLE 1 sty 3 bd superbly remodeled home w~ fmJy rms. new kitchen. windows & doors & re baths. Xtra lrg lushly landscaped lot. 631-1400 .................................................... $819.000 BAUIOA'S Uttle Island. 5 bd (Including separate guest ~.,_rters) on huge lot just 1 house from bayfront. 2 6fi~9&~.t~.~~~~~· .. '~.~-~~.~-~-~.~~~9.000 DOVEll SHORES Motivated sellers have bought another! Best buy, pristine 1 story 3 bd w/ beautfful decor, 60' on the water & large dock. Will consider trade. 631-1400 .................................................... $974,000 UNDAISLE ', --. . . ......_,, • OPEN HOUSES • OPEN SATURDAY 385 Sunrise Cir • Easuide CM Marlene Hassel 3201 E. 15th . Newport Heights Rick Schreiber 1119 Skylark -Baycrat, NB Sally N~el 984 8-yside Cove Wat · Newport Bach BeaAmold 2145 Seville · Peninsula Point, NB Rosette Andree.Gindi 600 E. 15th· CHff Hawn, NB Reggie McNemey 610 Kings Rd • Cliff Haven Manny Stellino OPEN SUNDAY 2101 15th #2 ·Newport Heights Carol Oift 273 Haverfleld • Bayrldge, NB Austin Daynes 237 La Jolla • Newport Heights Kay Polovlrla 508 San Bernardino • Newport Heights Jimmie Jones 1823 Glenwood · Baycrat, NB Carolyn Starr 1514._ Highland • Baycrest JuneAdams 1410 Kings Rd · Olff tuwn, NB Mariene Hassel 1106 Pac:aclor ·Dover Shores, NB Esther F'ane 309 North Star Ln • Dover Shores Olga Matthews 318 Buena Vista • Bayfront Pmlnsula Vicki Lee 520 Via Udo Soud ·Udo Isle. NB Rick Schreiber 312 Evening Star l.n • Dover Shores Bob Penkwltz 17 lnvemas • Big Canyon, NB Sharon Grimes 222 Via Udo Nord • Udo Isle Christen Nilsen 1400 San Miguel • Corona deJ Mar Heather Hines Moxley 3 Longboat • Newport Coast Nancy Peterson/Betty Comegys OPEN SAT & SUN 1324 &teUe • Newport Bach Jimmie Jones I Eva Khwaia 492 16th Pl • Costa Mesa HcWlb Lynn Cre.amer I JeaMme Stab 1901 Glenwood · Blrycrat, NB Jeny Smith I Pia D'A~ 7 45 Via Udo Nord • Udo ... Sharon Grima I Lynn Creamer 405 Morning Star · Dover Shores Ma~een Downey I Lance Boggs 4501 Gorham . Cameo Shores, CdM Us Olsen 3 BdTwnhm $211.000 2 BdHse $317,500 4 Bel Hse $419,000 2 BdCondo $445.000 4BdHse $479.000 3 Bel Hse $589,000 4 8d Hse SI.239.000 3 BdTwnhm $284,000 3 Bel Condo $289,000 3 Bel Hse $375.000 3 Bel Hse $435,000 3 Bel Hse $449.000 4 Bel Hse $589,900 3 Bel Hse $649,000 4 8d Hse $729,000 3 Bel Hse $974.000 3 Bel Hse $995,000 5 Bel Hse $1 ,095,000 4 8d HM $1,295.000 3 Bel Hse $1,425,000 4 8d Hse $1,670,000 5 Bel Estate $1,695,000 4 Bel Hse $1,995,000 3 Bel Hse $379,000 3 Bel HM $395.000 3BdHM $439,000 3 Bel Hse $819,000 4 Bd HM $1,299,000 4 Bel Hae $1,550,000 -- ------- Bay(ront. Beautiful 2 sty, 3 bd home w/dock for 50+ ft boat & side ties. Dining & family rooms & large desKmer kitchen Retractable awnings. brick patio. lawn & :f car garage. 631-1400 .... ~..... . . .. ......... $2.400.000 BlJENA VISTA Super value in prime bayfront location. Charming 3 bd beach cottage w/den. dining & fmly ~­ private beach & shared dock 631·1400...... .... ... .. ....... .. . ......... $995.000 DOVER SHORES Gorgeous 4 bd bayfront. 60 ft on upper Bay's main channel & lrg dock. Traditional w/li- ~J~igg'J~-~-~~-~-r~~-~ ~~~-~~~~-~~.~~~$i .299.000 IRVINE CAMPUS highly emotional 4 bd w/dlning, dance & fmly rms + library. 5 frplces, exq_uls~te Ooatigg staircase & walls of cstm windows to view. (Ui) 631-14()9..... ...... . . .. . $1.350.000 CAMEO SHORES Gorgeous 4 bd home In prime corner location w/180. ocean, canyon & nite light view. Elegant decor. terrace & walled pool REDUCED!' 63{-1400.. . .. .. . . . . . .......... $1.550,000 DOVER SHORES Estate. view, tennis court. pool & spa on 1/2 + acre Sophisticated cstm hm, 4 bdrm suites, library, office & dining & famUy rooms 631-1400 . . $1.650.000 UDO ISLE Traditional style 4 bd bayfront w/newer concrete dock Very well maintained w/den. charming new kitchen & patio w/spa 631-1400.... ... . . .. .. $1.699.000 DIVINE COVE Price dropped! Elegant traditional 5 bd custom home w/ocean views Formal dining & fmly rooms, 5 car garage w/darkroom. 631-1400................ .... .......... .. .. ..... $1.975.000 NEWPORT coAST·s Ocean Ridge, gorgeous new security gated 4 bd ltaJian Medi-terrannean view estate tfi-~~8(?.-~--'~~'.~.~~.' .. 1~~~.:.~.~~~ .. ~~~$1.995.000 BIG CANYON Impressive beautifully landscaped 6 bdrm mansion overlooking the 8th fairway w/city light view. Dining & game rooms. library & den. 631-1400 ............................................... $2.495.000 nDIEE ARCH BAY ~ ..-Cr -c •. . ......... 9 ~ ;, .. -~ -,, ---------• .-~. • ... -i-.. ~--_, OPEN HOUSES From tlne to five p.m Coro~ dtl MM Tennis~ 1-400~~ Open~ SlMS.000 Lado Isl" SoplLisbatH ~ \~UdoSoud OpenSunda\ Sl,095,000 8UfN Visa a.y&oot 318 8ueN Vasu Open Sunday 5'95.000 Bayfronl Vi!ait! X'l" \:orth Star Unt {)peflSwlCU\ S995.000 S.) atSa &utt s..lt 1823 Qenwood C¥n5unda) 5449.000 C'\t Hnghts Clurmn 4S:! l6ch f>Wt ~Sat Sun sm.ooo 5BR 48 2 1'~ y~ts Dov~r Shores t/Pool Hoaw Large . • ol bay~ SUl9AOI Corou clrl Mar Condo 2BR 25BA Tum-by,southolPCH S4eps to budl • pirll. lwdwood floors $299,000 Eastsldt Channa 3BR 2.58A. Fm Rm, tiepanded home ~ loat10ll, largr master $269,000 BILL FEENEY i n tissodation with TIM CARR WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS® Linda Isle Gold Coast 58R 4.5BA Frf'Shl) remodeled home Large dock with tum mg basin ' It>\\ s $1..395,IQ) Lido Isle Bayfront Triplex ~-ron\ttSton to single farruly Pm·atr ~~.great~ news '999,000 Spyglass Southport Model SBR458A +bonus, X-~ VleW lot Very private canyon loc.abon SIM9,IQ) Lido Isle c.ottage 2BR28A ~tone, beamed ceiling Pmll?eastem~ locatiai.~ lot 995.m' 675-1 058 • 6 3 1-1400 Corona del Mar Tennis Estate 58R SBA Cmtemporary, will e~change Appro~ I 2 acre:., ocean & bay views Sl,695,000 Buena Vista Bayfront 3BR 4BA + Den, charming beach cottage, Fabulous turning l>asin \'tews, boat dock 5995,lXXJ Lido Isle Traditional 4BR 3BA, pnme 45' comer lot Piazza location, Fr. doors, hrdwd Ors 5795,000 I 5.lSOO pu mo. tu~ Baycrest Estate Sale 3BR 3BA Fam Rm, pool Great location, Fr doors, paned windows 5449,000 Lido Isle Sophisticated SBR 4.SBA Totally remodeled custom hnmt ~rime 45' comer lot, perfect in every dl'tJil' S1,09S.OOO Bayfront Value! 38R 3BA +Fam Rm., tum-key home, lg d111.k f:IJ on the bay, will ex~ res. or 1nctutw $9'74,000 Ocean.front Duplex 38R ~BA + 2BR l BA priaw oceanfront Wh.tte water ~s, will exdwlge down $795,(D) C.M. Heights Channer 38R 28A + Fam &t bus Rm Perfect w/vaulttd critinp, hrdwd Ors 5.195,000 . I \ ·-~ -_:___:_·=.~· . -. -· -~~-. . --·:~ 7 . -- WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. ~Realtors® ~irst 'Time Open .9l6so{ute{y1Jor11eous four 6earoom, four 6atfi custom I tafian Meaiterranean. Outstantling view, pool spa, famify room, formal ainin11 room, tfiree car 11arage. 9{f,wport Coast 3 Long6oat -Ocean 1(Ufge 'E-itquisite use of lime- stone, 11ranite, mar6Ce, artistic paint finisfies, 6eautifu{ fi6rary, tea room, eCe11ant two ~ · story fiving room, . scufpturea carpeting, mature pa{ms~ gatea arive. Please call Betty Comegys 248-5957 or Nancy Peterson 967-0221 for details, or private showing. Highest & best view in Old Corona del Mar. 3Bdnn, 2'h Ba, 4 car garage-light, bright and beautiful, custom appointments. S995,00> Lemon Heights The Cortese Estate $4,581,900 Cowan Heights -Acres of privacy with two scpan&e houses, 2.47 acres, private gated road. subdividable. s~ Offered at $1,995,000 'I1ie Power of rr WO NANCY PETERSON DEITY COMEGYS Cabo San Lucas, Meiico-6,000 sf. Colonial Hacienda in Palmilla Rcson. 3 Bedroom Suites, private pool and pa. and beautiful views of the Sea of Cortez. golf course and mountains. SJ,700,000 "~!VstHt ~~,, Gated Hilltop Mansion. 15.(XX}t sf French Oia- tcau. I 0 Bedrooms, 13 Baths on 4.4 acre Pool & spa. Views! Terms or trade. S4,250.(XX> Harbor Ridge -3Bdrm, 21'2 Ba with loft & vie\\>s. TERMS 10% down! Also for lease S2500'mo. $465,000 Belcowt -Newport Beach. TraditJooal 2 Bed- room, 3 Ba. family room, 3 fireplaces. dining room,~ greenbelt. Priced To Sell! $719,008 2436 We9t COMt Hlgbw.y • 631-1400 X257or X2ss -t WATERFRONT HOMES, (NC. Realtors® Eor Those Who Want Only Yhe .Ylest ... 4501 Gorham Drive Cameo Shores Corona def Mar Priced to selJ at $1,550,000 Dramatic, highly upgraded 2 year new Mediterranean townhome. 2 Bd, 21h Ba with soaring cathedraJ ceilings and fabu- lous step-down Master Suite with bal-, . fj] est Location .fj] est View .fj] est Neighborhood ._fj] est Value LIS OLSEN 631-1400 cony. Double French doors to guest suite. Large flagstone patio w/Koi pond. 8 Theater Lane -Aliso Viejo $155,999 Among the Top 5 Agents in Sales Volume and Earnings First Half of 1995 ~ --- LYNN NOAH: Another water lover AGENCY: Coast Newpon Propenies JOB TITLE: Senior Sales Executive FARM AREA: Orange County HOW LONG WITH AGENCY: TWo years CITY OF RESIDENCE: Irvine HOBBIF.&llNTERF.sT: Boating, motor sports CLUBSIORGANIZADONS: Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Cat.alina Island Conservancy, Newport Harbor NauticaJ Museum Lynn Noah FAVORITE GETAWAY: Caribbean PET PEEVE: LAST 8001\ READ: ''Panama·· FAVORITE MOVIE: "Dance~ wilh Wolves" FAVORITE ~TAURANT: Sidney 's Peace: & Love Rude, inconsiderate people HOW DO YOU DD1NE SUCCF.SS? Peace of mind PENINSULA POINT-IAYFRONT F.srATE 1707 E Bay Ave Secluded 4 story East Bay Ave. 7BR- 5BJ\ 'Yas .recently remodeled to max.umze views. $4,299,000 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT HOME 512 Via Lido Nord 4BR, 3.5BA. Light, neutral interior, dock for large yacht! 2 car garage and 2 car parking. · Reduced to $1,449,000 NEW PENINSULA BAYFRONT 1224 W. BAY 4390 sq.ft. ~ving space. 5BR, 4.5BA, pnvate setttnl. Rafe covered gazebo on boat ock. 3 car garage. 2,495,000 CORNER OCEANFRONT HOME 4601 Seashore 3BR + den, 3BA, pvt master suite, spectacular vi~wsl. ,1,090,000 LIDO ISLE 508 VIA LIDO NORD Beautiful Bayfront 4BR, 2BA. Dock for large yacht. $1,599,000 NEW LIDO BAYFRONT 637 Via Lido Soud 3BR, 3.5BA. Open flowing floorplan. Dock will accommodate lg yacht. $2,195,000 Ranch o San J o aquin. $189,900 Th e Bluffs. $377.SOO NEWU8TING8 eo.r ... ME.8A. Completely remodeled 2 Bd. 2.S Ba home located on the prettlqiollt Santa Ana Country Club. Fabulou• vlewl. 1379,000-STEPHNAIE Ho\TOKI'ON CoJtONA DEL MA1l Charm1nq duplex in Old Corona del M&r. Front unit 2 Bd. I Ba. Back unit I Bd. I Ba. Both unit• liqht and briqht. •389,900 -Eon: OUoN JAaMINE CREEJt Ou111andinq 3 Bd. 2.S Ba towne home. impeccably maintained. 2"' hr. quard gated comm. completely remodeled. •4'99.000 -DAVID PRINCE NE'WPORT HEIOKTS Beautiful tree lined cul-de-sac with lou of privacy + Bd home wllh charminq Enqh•h country qarden •94'9,000 -DAVE WONG 8ToNEJtRIDOE EIJTATE Trad111onal 4 Bd . 11ngle level custom home w/ approx. 4000 sq ft Lovely v1ew of hills. •690,000 -Bom PnEDtA CoJWNA DEL MA1l Inuquie thi1 ... A newly built med.Hn- ranean ocean front rendence that rHU alonq one of the mott de1lrable coatt- hne• in the world U,l'TS,000 -DoN/.JOYCZ 0UoN HARBolt I11AN0 lncre<ilble location overlooking B.ty l1land & turning buln. Separate I 8d apartment over 3 car qaraqe. •9.00 0 ,000 -C>JtOL MDCII, OPEN HOUSES 1:00 TO 9:0 0 P.M. SA.TURDA.Y B ALBOA Pl!NmlVIA 1747 Miramar, Robert Bentl eS79.000 B EACON B AY 62 Beacon Bay, O'e11e Steelberg •99S.OOO EAJrrstoE CotrTA Ml:IA 20 1 Susanna Place. k«'Vln Kanda U+9.SOO &Jtaolt Vmw H OM.El 1700 Port Sttrlinq. Laraine Shaw •S+9.000 1806 Port Barmouth. Su•an Weir •699.SOO la VINZ 23 Bethany. Joyce Ol1on •323.000 I.mo ISLE 939 Via Lido Soud. Marcia Bentl H.2SO.OOO Wlln'CLIPF 1..,10 Warwick. O'ette Steelberq •S99.000 SA.TURDA.Y & SUNDA.Y CoSONA. DEL MA:#. ..,26 B. Avocado. kevtn kanda f+.9,000 Harbor View Homes, $498,9 00 Baycrest. $497.000 Harbor View Hills. $62S,OOO .........-.-.---....----·-------'-------------------------- ' 1 -• .. ~ •, -• -:: ,..:;. .. ·, r-~'...i ~ 819 Belli•. Ginny Andenon •999,900 LAouNA. IS .. Cliff Drive, D'~e Steelberq .. 89,000 Lmo In.z . M9 Via Ud o Soud. Marcia Bentt u .200.000 NSWPOJlT Tl!:uAcJl 7 Sundance Drive, Kevin Kanda •1+9,900 'WUTcu:PP~OIUl8 1,.10 Warwick. D'ette Steelberq •999.000 SUNDAY BAuloA PsNJNSUlA ' 1100 E. Balboa Blvd.. Marcia Bents •1.090.000 BAYCaEeT 2030 HoUday Road. Ali1on McCormick •S3S.OOO BAY8HOIUll8 2M2 Circle Dnve. Jo Kmq •869.000 2692 Circle Drive. Jo Kinq •1.200.000 BLUFn 2609 V11ta OrnadL Chuck Colesworthy U77.SOO S09 Avenida Lader\. Gail Yor k U3S.OOO Co~om.~ •16 Haul Ali1on Scc1eman •9•9.900 H.utBoa ImAND 26 Harbor Island. Jenrufer Pritchett •9.ooo.ooo H.uaoa Vmw HIU.e 1101 Ebbtide Road. Nan Doyle •999.000 2808 UqhthouH. Barbara Miles •669.000 H.utBo• Vmw H OM.'£8 1700 Port Stirltnq. Eric ShJtw •S..9.000 1962 Port TriJlity. Mirian M.aycll •699.000 1M 2 Port Launnt. &utan Weir •999.900 1806 Port Barmouth.Judy Strauu '699.900 LAouNA. N10UEL 20 Mandalay. Verqilnut Hull •919.000 Lmo 633 Udo Park 83. Edie OlllOn ~.000 I.mo~ 939 Via Udo l•le. Robert Senti -..2so.ooo - lhwPoaT Co.vi' 7 Glvcmy, Jeff Ewinq Sl9,000 NllWPOaT Cun 1 Encore Court. David Prince US9.000 NSWPO.-r H&lomw 609 Donald Place, Dave Wonq •5+9.000 81'\'0LAM Hn.L 60 DrakH Bay. Joyce OlllOn '719.000 Balboa Peninsula. $1,890,000 -...Y--t:::&P fl s;;s ... _ . ---. --.. ~ .• , -~' . . ··~ -------~""(':'",,~'>' . ,_ --; I SENIOR SALES ASSOCIATE 800·6 t 0·6928 ,• Ba,,/ront Edate- A mo•t ck.irab/11 location -Breatlrta/ang ,,;'1UW of tl.11 Ba11 -65 /oot on tl.11 ballf,.ont -. Major price "'Juction aaa. $5,450,000. Now $4,850,000 Ooer 1/4 Acre Lot &autj{u/ 5 &Jroom l.om11 ~;1J, access lo three prirotc beache• ;" Dooor Shores. N .. IMIMg 609 Do.:.IJ Pl... -4 &l, 3.5 Bo l.o... Mt.°" a ~ Fi • ._,;. N.1 ,,,,_, H~ s-..dlW/ iJ trw /;,,. .. .-aJ• MC $54(},()()() ,. ~· -. '... - - DA CURRENT RESULTS BAYCREST NORTH 3 Bd, 2 ~ !J...0\11.~n a cozy tre~trcct. BAYCREST NORTH 3 Bd, 2.5 Ba hqmrl>eautifully rcmodcl&Qct'T~dscaped. SANTA ANA 3 Bd, 2 83 rC[tppblc home. DcmSqmccrion. BAYVIEW 2 Bd, 2 Ba~~~light & ntf'l.~ndscaping. WESTSIDE CoSTAMBsA Expanded alli:I rem~ to pcrfc.:ctiorwt"1Gft~ h~ge, \ 1'\hl'and bright. . . - ID BROKER ASSOCIATE 10% Down Rents at positive cash flow Look sharp Very private location $89,900 Shows Pride of Ownership! Expanded and remodeled French doors, wqod floors Jet tub in master suite Low maintenance garden $448,000 Wonderfully cared fol'l"' Ocean and bay views are a 10+. 4 Bd suites. $2,495,000 4 Bd, 3 Ba, home on one of Bayctests most desirable streets. $525.000 Showroom condition on a large comer lot. 3 Bd, 2 Ba. $449.000 Awesome front row view! 5 Bd, 3 Ba. . I $1 ,295,000 Large custom 2 Bd home with granny unit over garage. $289 ,000 LET DAVID MCCULLOCH You• RUL bTATK ITAUANVIW In tht exclusive Laguna c.ommunity of Irvine Cove. Offmtl for Sl,895,000 THE JUDY MUNCT Coll.ECI'JON . HARBOR HIU WF.ST NEWPORT Single level, custom home, .. _.._31waterfront duplex, custom built 4 Bd, 3 Ba, gated c.ommunity. with gowmct kitchen. Offmi for $1,085,000 Offmi for $849,000 THE JUDY MUNCY Cow:cnoN THE JUDY MUNCY CollECTioN Don & Joyce Olson Brand span kin' new! Premier Mediterranean style oceanfront. MuJti-kvd Residence. Are Driving Spyglm Hill -Properties priced $625,000 -$719,000 GrcJt Deals! Nm price Reductions! · Some Hard Bargains DoN&JoYcE 1 OLSON 71itn ls N• S#.ltmu#tt F.r E.qnitttu lllrcla I bitrt LAGUNA UVING -Have a dream llf'C- styte In this Kated mini-estate. Prtvate, end of cul-de-sac, 26,000 ~.ft. lot. Ocean and c:anyon views. POOi and spa. $1,100,000 MIO SIUl 11Mf. ro CUSTOMW -Com- pletion due Sept. '95. Spacious SBR. ~BA. well-plarined anct executed on extra large lot. Extraordinary ocean/city views. Pfestlglous Newport Beach's ·spyglass Hm·. s 1.299,000 M 11 ON THt BEACH -Incredible ocean- front estate in West Newport. Intriguing ftoor plan featuring six bedrooms, ltve baths, comJ>!etetv remodeled In 1990. Surf at your fronf ~te~! A rare oppor- tunity at $1, 195,000 02 24 CARAT -Spectacular vlews over. city llJU\ts. whitewater, Catalina and CA's Riviera coastline. Over I acre cus- tom lot with City and Coastal Commis-sion approval ror 9578 sq.ft. Truly the finest. House ~ns In llstfr:!S office. offered at $1 ,195,000 MS · Ga.ACJOUS P'UVAJI lSTAR - ~ 6 bedrooms. 1v. bam. ~~kitchen. fooNI cftnJng room. bllll.ud room. wine cellar and 5 ftreplaces. On a ~~ acre with circular drive, tennis court. Maid and guest quarters. boulder pool and spa. wate<fall and cabana. $ t,975,000 C6 MlDl1IUANEAN YIU.A • Country IMng In the rolll11S hills ol s.n )Ullll Upb<Tano. Custom quality, tour bedroom. 41/2 baths. plus great room with 19 ft. ceilings. Over 4000 sq.ft. on noatty in acre. $7U,900 V7 . 5IA5IDl ULGANCl -Showc.a.se )"OUf nnec possessions 1n this rMe home that Is a INOftl ot ast In l~lf. You could en~n royalty wlm pride Of relax privatdy with me sound ot surf and view ot sand and sea. c.all for a private showing $a ,985,000 E3 GOU C:OUISl Vll.WS -Custom home designed for elegant en~ nowtog floor plan. dramatic athedral c.elllngs. fOf· mat dining room. Countiy-slze kite.hen. S7t9,000M1 I " ·. I I l.!.I ... ,....,. ·'I Iii· j I 1~ ..... t;-f .... · -la 1 l • '-_•1 f.uut.OUS CANYON AND OCIAH VllWS -E~t Euro-pean style archl~re. Six bed· room. slx bath estate with guest quarters ~garage. Over 5.000 sq ~-ot IMng space on cl very prtvate 25.000 sq.ft. l<X. St ,650,000 C25 lllGAH1' TUDOa -Wlm dramatic entiy and sweeping 5Ulrax. lnc.tudes main ftoof office. extra large llvlng and family rooms plus guest wing 8onus room. pool and spa. huge flat lot. $699,000 H2 lQUlSTaJAN AC.US -Escape me crowd In this unusual six bedroom. slngle-levd aJSfom home with hOf'se facilities on ltve acres Enfoy country style ~u­ slon In town Enchanting view. l'ool and spa $ t ,450,000 P2 SIT-DOWN CATALINA VllWS • from your IMng room. dining room and master. <:Dry family room and 2 fir~ In this sin- gle-level home. Spa plus cool garden atrium. $640.CIOO C9 INVESTMENT I STARTERS 1111 PR.IC£ IS aKiHT -Two story, two bedroom condo In San Juan Capistrano. Large private patio and lawn. $71,000 Subject to bank approval. C7 WAlJ( TO 11.ACH · Up-graded 2 br condo In San Oemente. Great summer rental/Income property. $ 112.000. Subject to bank approval. 03 HONlYMOON SftCIAL • Start together In this Immaculate Capistrano VIiias condo. Two bed- rooms. Sharp. Or use as Investment rental. Only $102.000 A6 WHY llNT7 -Remodeled kite.hen with all new appUances .. Track lighting. beautiful hardscape. built-In barbecue. RV storage. Perfect move-In condition. $t59.000 P4 1WY A TaADl -Three bedroom. two and one-half bath town.home In a gated community. Tennls. pool, spa, garage. Wdl-malnta.lned small complex -en)oy the best. $161,000 P8 ALISO V1QO -Roomy two bedroom, two bath townhome pl1ced for fast sale. Spacious and light. Subfed to lender approval. C.all for details. $1)0,000 H3 STAU .. STYLl -Model perfect condo with large patio MM:t luih prden. flreplace, A.C .• Euro kitch- en, •ttllched ..,.. $I U,-R.1 I.AND, lOCAJlON, UJtSTYLl - Escape to me prtvacy ot cl ~uded equestrian estate In me f'oomllls o( historic San Ju.an Up- lstrano. Two and a half flat acres with riding trans. plus a 2.000 sq.ft. house. c.all for detcllls $ t ,075,000 A 14 MONA.ICM UY n.uACl • Unobstructed south C0c1St and mountain views. Catalina sunsets from master bedroom. l'mlate, custom single-I~ home. almost 3000 sq.ft. $619,000 l'I toe.It ON A Hill -Unobstruet· ed ocean view. Four bedrooms. Including main ftoor mascer suite with prtvate garden patio. Guest wing S79S,OOO Kl c:on A.ND PUVAn -Lovely blr ~room l...lguncl Niguel home with lush lclnc:bcAplng. pool and spa. upgraded amenl· ties Marble lloonng. granite counter tops. French doors. sky· lights $450,000 0 I IN THl roontaLS -Shatp lbur bedroom home In a prime loc.a· tlon l.Arge. private yard backing to wtldefness area. Near R.SM $144,900 83 lOCAJION~lOCAJION • Extra ~ bldt yMd with a pedc-a· boo ~ vk!w from master aw.its you In this home. Two bedroom. three baths • den could be third bedroom $4tt.000 PIO for 1'nforfrlal/oo on l'1esc and other properties ~·td.' 6S~' 5£)0f ' Q ••••• • ........ s... .. ~ ... ,,.. ... Owld..to,tt .... STAR QUA1JTY Gutomiz.ed home wich 3 priY2ce side yards. pool, spa. BBQ, wet bar -f'C;r- fcct for entemining. Spacious Master suite with sauna. Includes W2.lk-in wine etllar. $1,198,000 Roy &Mary Osterhout C.ocle 71107 OLDE CORONA DEL MAR New England style archiccaurc on cboitt comer location. Marge Livin- groom, spacious deck. large kitchen clnmaric st2ilway 8' family room with BEAUI1.PUL BAYCREST Immaculate extra large custom w/5bd, 4ba. Private master suite, built-ins. V2ultcd wd. beam ccilin~. 8' rccascd lighting. Possible toc:L w/fum. $639,000 Bob Coluccio 70867 UNFOIGE'ITAlllE VIEW Captivaring views of the ocean. harbor and Pdian Hill niabt lighu. Gorp>us upgradct shine duougbout this ~ llGJOUCh modcl .. l>eacr bib a loOk! sm.soo ao,. ~ Muy 0stcrboU1 c.M ?09S7 LAGUNITA BY-'llfE..SF.A A ~ndy beach, whirewatct and Catalina sunset views create a dream setting for this gated oceanfront C:St2CC. Exquisite 4bd wbicc- on-wrutc concemparary offas endless ameniacs and views. Marylin Kershner $.3,990,000 Code71207 BIG CANYON PRIVACY Rare single level 3bd, 3ba townhome in an cxcdJeni location. Lovely Oricncal gardens with waterfall. PriY2te and special. . Carol Allison $595,000 Code 70807 BAYFRONT LUXURY An ~ring watcrttont sttting in the bean of Newport. Sin«lc &mily raidmcc on the watp with 30' dock. Walk to the beach and enjoy a year around holi<by. Ann Ptters. Ted Jarvis & SU2.UUlc Shuler $699,500 Code 11 •11 INCREDIBLE VALUE Single-~ 2bd, 2ba rownhome prcnipous CdM guard-gated community. Two 6replaca, large feottd yud. Pools. spas 8' tennis facilities. Ann Peters, Ted Jarvis & Sw:annc Shuler $408,S()() C.ode 70S27 HARBOR RIDGE FS1'ATF.S Exccprional 4bd, familyroom with ~ddcd loft. Fabulous city lights view. Community pools, spas 8' tennis and priY2tc spa. Marilyn Kershner $799,000 Code 70'J37 ON 11fE WATERFRONI' ~ndy ~modeled with unique sea to ouuidc pool. Two-story 3bd home with 60 ft of bay &ontagc and dock. $1,599,000 Ame PcterSCtl Cocle71137 .mctACULA.ll CUSTOM H~ the roar of the surf & watch th~ waves roll in! Sopbisticated 5bd, tba con- temporary in priv:uc canyon setting. Many dcdu\ wood Aoors, French doors. beamed mlin~ lovely gardens. Linda Octh ~ LoisJaoobs SI,O'JS,000 Code1µ11 PRFSTIGIOUS BAYCRFSI' -'bd. 3ba w/bcautiful inrcrio(," fircpbces a Viubtd ~-Bright ltitthtn &~·nOok. l..ow maimcnantt ~ w/pool. Bonnie Barrington $S37,000 Code 71"57 Newport Beach Office 23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 190 2027 Yacht Defender Harbor Higb.la.ncb 2006 Bayt Lane 51 Royal Sc. George 26 Royal St. George Big Canyo-. 15 Rue Vcrte Olde C.00.. dcl Mat 3700 Ocean Blvd 2504 W. Oceanfront 16 Mission Bay 21 Toulon 11 Cambria 2525 Ocean Blvd G-4 231 San ta Ana Ave. 1315 Antigua Way 2412 Francixo Dr. 301 Avenida Cerritos 2728 V.tm Del Oro ... Sand8ower er. 12 Rocky Gknn t6Rodcaid•n <iOl~Scar 4li01 Oniogtoo 19 Hubor ~ Dr. 3 Nonh Hampton Harbor Highla.ncb 1411 Ma.rincn Dr. SHOIO'SALE 3701Li.lac Ave 365 Ramona Way 222 Nata 2111 Dac:auo 2201 Vuta Huuu 32 Eociorc Ct. 1911 W. Wakdwn Pl Sat Sat SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun Sun $695,000 TomBruruon $375,000 Qana Blade $2,250,000 Shatzen/Sc:bweihrt $2.2,95,000 U.rol Alliaon $1,195,000 Wright/Aune $1,345,000 Leverett/Tabak $1,198,000 Gib Walker $1,150,000 Tabak/Jacobs $875,000 Adler/Propp $799,500 The Osterhouts $675,000 Mali Gulledge $597,500 Mali Gulledge $510,000 LouAnoc Riney $519.000 Rezdc!W1SCnbach $465,000 Shipley/Haldeman $238,000 Peyton/Smith $136,000 The Osterbouu $254',900 Dahlia Sbcmtob $1.695.000 "BdleP.nb $1,599.000 ~Bal $8SO,OOO ~Lida $679,000 Tom Bnuuon $5"9,000 ATS $529,000 KayKon&l $515,000 Karen Rezek $439,000 Karen Baku $420,000 Bjjoluuoo $349,000 Linda~ $448,000 Karen Knoc:bc $329,000 Sally Shipley $230,000 Hyla Bata $233.SOO Phyllis Hayden $239,SOO Sh.aturu REDUCDOND {)ppommjty is knodcinl! Modem 2bd, 2ba condo with cathedral ceilings & ~ deck + 2 sil\lk car pages. Nestled in a l ush ~ setting witl\in the ~rt Beach. Fabulous 4bd. rcmodclcd and in mint condition. Front deck. back patio with lush gar- den, end unit on culdcsac. Private end.ave of ~n Landing. BOO Coluccio $139,SOO Code 71637 PENTHOUSE PRIVACY nbubu oa"an & haibor vieM 6om chis 2bd penthouse in Vcnaillcs. Enjoy all the amenities fur yeai round aim- fon. Poaiblc Le. ()pcion. B.J. Johnson $299,000 $3'9,000 Sally Shipley HARBOR HIGHIANDS Sought after interior locacion. GencrousJy siud .fbcl, 2.5t>a f.unily home fatwa rdinisbec£ hardwood Boon and_prrme counyud with hot rub. Dana Blldt-& Louanne Riney $375,000 Code 70177 BEAUTIFUL FM4ILY HOME Soacious 4bd on large comer lot and quiet c-d-s. Huge pool & pvt. spa. iancfully upgraded !c remodeled. A must SC'C. $519,000 Lind.a Oeth & Lois Jacobs Code 7 1287 QlJJET ELEGANT LIFFSI'YLE Elegant custom home sinttted in a quiet interior location. f-caruring 4bd, 2.5ba, extras include oversized garage with bobby area, lurdwood floors, plantation shutters and custom buih cnccruinmcnt center. 24 hr gate guarded community. · $539,000 WATER'S EDGE Spectacular Corona dd Mar residenoc on the bay. Cbannd Reef 2bd. 2ba with slcdt contemporary interiors. Pool, spa facilities and available boai sli S:7s,ooo Mali Gull~ e.oc1e 70847 HAUOI. HIGHLANDS Impeccable maincained 5bd. 3ba pool born( in peat neighborhood. Up"graded Roorpbn with built-ins. Manicured &ont and back y.rds. $439,000 • Dana Black & Louanne Riney Code 70S87 New phase· operis . at TrovGre in Newport Coast Priced from the low $200s. Following much anticipation. Taylor Woodrow Homes is releasing a new phase of 16 ho~ at its award-winning Trovare neighborhood. high in the hills of Newport C'oaq Home buyers now have only a few remaining opportunities to own a distinctive counyard villa on this residential collection, a' the last phase and model build-oot draw near. At the hean ofTrovare's chann 1s the ideal locallon at Newport Coast. this new rclca-.e on Solana Coun is pnced from the low $200.()()(}.. and makes a pre!>tigious Newpon Coa.<,t addre-.-. uniquely attainable. ··wnh the-.e award-winning quahues. attainable pne' and ... pectacular dc<i1gns. home buyer. are encouraged to talce advantage of thJ ., new pha!.e release." said Barbara Stowen.. Taylor Woodrow's sales manager. ··11 woo 't be long bcf~ this rare 11pponumt) " gone for good." Along w 1th commanding panoramas. Newpon Coa.,t\ appeal is enhanced by a pnme locatmn close to the beadle!> of Corona del Mar. the gourmet restaurants and exclu!.i.,,e yachts of Newport Harbor, 'lklppmg and fine drning at Fashion Island and much more Re'lidents also enJOy 1.on,enient acce,., to John Wayne Airport and the high-n-.e office buildings of Newport Center and Irvine Busines.<; Complex . All of tho~ nearby amenitiei. 'ieem wort~ away when Trovare residents drive through pnvate entry gates into a ..cuing reminiscent of an Italian mountain village. Arranged in ),mall clusters surrounding graceful motorcourts. the distinctive re\ldences of Trovare display all of the quahtics which have earned the building industry's top honors. Since its introduction. Tmvare has captured the coveted MAMA and Gold Nugget Awards for Attached ProJC(l of the Year. and a silver National Sale<. and Marketing Awards from the Na11onal Ai.'-OCiatJon of Home Builders and Grand and Menl Awards in Builder magaz.inc 'o; Builder's Choice awards. The complete Trovarc collection encompasses five single-level condominium plan-; and an impt'CSSive two-story tov. nhomc arrangement -all reflections of the design innovation of Scheurer Architects of Santa Ana Heights. Typifying the unique an.:hitectural ~tyling. the drama of high volume ceilings radiates throughout the h\lng room\. dinning rooms and master bedrooms of C\ery home. including both upper-and lower-level single-tory units. Living areas. which arrange from about 1.094 to I. 742 square feet. arc hjghlighted by two or three bedrooms with up to three bath ... sculptured wood-burning fireplaces with gla.5s doors. walk-in master-wte 1.. lo..ets and gourmet kitchens fcaruring GE white-on-white ranges with self-cleaning ovens nnd sealed-burner gas coolctops. Spacemaker microwave ovens. upgraded Potscrubber di hwashers, contemporary white cabinetry with cooceaJed hinaes. ceramic-tile countertops and a Europcan- 'ityle faucet with pull"°'lt spraytr Buyers may enhance the value and prestige of their new rcsidenct by selecting from a wide variety of options. Choices include cJoset orprtizers, fMP!c or natw'al- oak cabinetry, desjper-sclcc:ted window coverinp and an cJectroojc security system. Tr<M>re is dose to the ~ of Corona del ~r, gourmet restaurants of Newport Harbor ond fine $hopping at Fashion Island. Trovare 's classic European character is inrroduced by striking entry gates. hand- wrought by skilled Czexho lovak.ian artisan. and continues with tile roofs. shuuers, private balconies or patios and intricate accent detailing.'IllClargc,guard- entry motorcourts, which lead to each home's attached two-<ar garage. arc also rciWoiscent of the pede trian squares found in Old World towns. 1fovarc rcsidc8ts share a catan:e lifestyle enhanced by a private rcacation center featurina a swimming pool, spa MCI outdoor 5tone firq>lace in a bcaatifultY landlcaped Idling. n.e same IWUd-winnina qulitiea and development companies around the globe and the company is renowned for building major international airports. mul ti- milljon-<iollar hopping mall and even the Channel Tunnel. In the United States. this diverse. skilled and extensive CJ;pcricnce is applied to every neighborhood the company builds, earning Taylor Woodrow national and regional acclaim for offering OUUtanding homes Wtparalleled living environments. To visit Trovare. exit the San Diego Freeway at Jamboree Ro.cl and head south. Tum left to the Trovare sales office. wbae six decora~ ..,. .... bY ~Tee Inc .• ate open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., excepc Mondays wben bouil are 2 • 6 p.m. From PCM. ....... Nn~ Drive. Tum rillll •\'Illa .. ., the Trovm --~ A .. lii_. -.-. ... ~ "'c.-. . (7 l 4) ~. r LOT • $775.000 HOtJSE • FREE Ocean front comer on Balboa Peninsula right on the sand. Grebt s.w .. exposure rnaximll.es the sunset view. Live In the cottage ~ you plan ycU drmm howe-br the-5\.ri .. Cal for spedftcs. ORIGINAL HOlJSE IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS ONLY $299.000 l.Jvable 28R on large comer lot berg sold "As is." There Is a caretaker's house in the rear o( the pioperty. Cal b detals todily. OPEN HOlJSE MT. A ·SUN. 1·5 OCEAN VIEW MANSION 4,000+ SQllAllE FEET $899,900 ~it 5BR Newpat Beach es1Zlte. Huge pool & spa in "!l1Y ~ ~ Bon.is nn. ~ nn. ~ nn. 3 martie IT'pls. handsome paneled lbrary + nu:h men?. 2500 Clff Dr. NEAR 11IL\NGLE SQlJARE ~ONLY $129,900 Spacious, wel ~ 3 t>Edoom. Convenient to i:erk, lbrary & rmre.. Nice pool Tiis Is a ~ wb!. Cal for nlore Information 'J'WO T8IPlEXES BY 11IE PIEll $1.S99.800 Ttrn·key units with excellent Income frcm unmet/winter repeat clientele. ~ furnished. No defemid maintenance. A l.l1icp! inves1ment opport\.l1lty! ) 1 --. 8 . ,-.!!I NEWPORT ~ only better! ~ upga'ed- ed plah D w/500 d .. bonue nn + S car garage! Panoranc oceenlbev/mtn & dty llgta views. CaD toct.yl OPf.N SUNDAY 1-5 ~to $649,500 llON TA\'LOll 509-3737 OCEAN VIEW VD.IA BALBOA. •. $205.000 Dual Master sLdtes ~ this vesy chanmg & inete cx:iOOo in gated corrm..nlty within wahig ~ to the beach. LMng rm teaues fireplace & opens onto the patio overtoadng ~ lardscap00 gro..rds & ocean view. Kitchen fealU'es lots of OOU'lter space & tile. ~ ~to help w/~ oosts. BAI.BOA BEAUTY SALON OPPORnJNn'Y ONLY $S9,000 <:N.iii ~ OM'\ salon in great beach area with lots of foot traffic.. Abdne ~ business. Cal today for men? i'llormatlon ragardiig this excelent ~ opportll'lity. SE1 IQ TRANSfEllll£D llEDlJCE> TO $17 4.900 Walk to the beach from this~ 2BR ~in gated oornn'U)ity with assoc. tennis. pocl & 5Pi\. Peek ocean view from bab:ny. Marble entry + other custom upwades. 'l1IE BUJFFS POPULAll BOMTA PIAN $S49.000 ~end ll1il OlOloe oomer location. 3BR. 2BA, =edltioc1. OJstom kitchen & bathrocm tile. w~ ~~patio. CJose to Back trMs & comrruilly Tiis Is kxaled in the pa-ele 1ed origilal are.a o( The f'8ENCll COtJNTKY MANOR OYEll 5900 SQ. FT. $1.19Nll. Mag dfloent 4BR. 4.SBA estate w/aery arnerily you can Imagine. CNe2' 5900 sq. ft. of~~· From the eJegilnt martie e:nUy to the ruty giolrds you 1 enjoy this pastoral setting. You need to see this exoeptional home~ PENINSUl.A POINT featuring 58R.. rm .• den. bonl.-rm, gourmet kit & sunny pado. Ocean/bay views great f1ootplan w/lot.s of room to roam. Offered at $798,000 DAYNA 651-4610 SHARP AUSO VIE.IC> SFR ONLY $242.000 Ught/bnght 3BR, 2.SBA home w/marble entry & upgrades throughwt. A great location just minutes from the beach. N'ice family room & fireplace in living room. New Usti'lg! BIGUDO ISlE BAYFRONT + DOCK NOW $ l .895MIL l..Nge entert.alnlng home i:*Js huge bayfront deck & room for ass· yacht, nunerous desigler-de!ails. elevator & stl.rri'lg ~ bar A ~I l..kio Isle street MOBILE HOME NEAR BAY $17 S.000 Tenilic location ..... 2BR + 28A.. 2 space parl<ing Just lock the OOor and go flstwlg 2 TOWNHOMES ON 1 LOT NEAR 'l1IE BEAUI NOW $219.000 ~ painted <iPex prope11y with good income. E·Z q..ialfy + A.L T.D. avaiab&e. Cal for an appoinbnent to see this great NEW US11NG. BAYFRONT CAPE COD W1111 A SANDY llEAat. .. Sl.475.000 An~ dramatic bayfront 1esiderice.with a Cape Cod flair. Attention to every Interior & exterior detail prwails. Views of the harbor. mountains & dty lights ~ this kx:atlorl on the bay, 2-stay. 4BR. 4.SBA. Fcirmal clr*1g rm. family nn, 6 sets of Boor to ceiling Fn!nch cblr's open on to the bayfront patio. The rooltoP deck ts Ideal foe-outdoor entertanng & dining. This Is a sophisticated home with a warm. cofnfortable feel. Mal<e your appomitment to see this fine offetrg today. , ~ -~A - -~ '"' --~ ~ ' .-, 4' ;iii --• -~\...r-• -. ·-"'---~ ·~· LigfitS, camera, oction ••• Li st of credits of safari guide turned Realtor includes $3. 9 million Italian village B~ Joyce Scherer Rnil Ertatt· £tlu111 ( It 1.:ould h,1\.e been J \Cene out of a movie In fall. c1m~1denng the late actor Richard Burton wa ... one of the playen.. the camern.<. ... hou ld hJ\I.' been rolling II wai. 1981 .md John Miller wa<; leading hr' '"ter Su ... an Hunt and her husband of one year. Richard Burton. on an African ,afan. Deep rn the bush. the group had i.et up camp rn a -.cenic area and were enjoying ,m t'\t'ni ng drink around the fire. ··And there to our '>llrpri!.t ... wa., a pnde of lrone~-,e, -maybe \ll( -and 'mrng JUSt to the left of them a lion:· he 'aid. ·10en to add drama to th•'· enter 'tage left a wounded buffalo i.eeking refuge." Know mg the lion\ would soon attack the bu ffalo. re ... ul11ng in a 'tampede through the camp,ite. the four..ome climbed into their vehicle and nudged the buffalo away from the area with the Iron' following \Uri. C1m,1derrng the abo\.e e\.ent. how doe\ Miller. an c.>.penenced ,afari guide, become a broker a"ociate at Fred Sandi. Coastal The 14th century village in Tuscany, Italy Properties in Monarch Beach? The answer: Through a :.cries of interesting and dramatic events. Born in England. bis family -twin sisters and a brother -moved to Nairobi, Kenya when Miller wa:. 8 years old. His father set up a law practice. and the children attended boarding school. "It was a wonderful time to be in Africa," he said. "It was a wonderful era and wonderful country to live in • the food. white sands of the Indian Ocean. JUSt .an extraordinary lifestyle." Following in his father'i. footsteps. Miller graduated high school and returned to London to study law. But after earning his degree. he opted not to take the bar exam. "I just wasn't interested." he said. ''I didn't wish to wear bowler hats, pinstripe suit~ and didn't feel comfortable living in q,e city after Africa." After joining an export company for a few years. he hooked up with up-and-coming recording artist Roger Whitaker. So at 23 years old. Miller • playing the gui tar and piano -toured .with the group. the ~a~kdrop is A"ica "We actually did a show with the Beatles in Manchester before they were big,'' he said. Parting "good pal s." Miller found himself restless again. And always the nagging dilemma: Africa or England? It was then he briefly joined another friend in London converting Victorian houses into apartments. And during this period, Miller faced his biggest challenge after surviving a 9()..f oot fall from a scaffolding. "I was extraordinarily fortunate." he sard. "[ had obviously extreme injuries to both feet and my spine," he said. Though there was talk of amputation. M,iller was fortunate and after undergoing I 0 operations and an 18-month recuperation period in Africa. he regained his mobility. He says a healthy, fit 26-year-old body contributed tp the remarkable recovery. It was duririg this time. the idea for his future companyJ Safari Swala (gazelle). was born. He returned to England to establish offices in London and Neirobi for the marketing and sales; and Miller. using Land Rovers, escorted trav~lers 5.000 miles through 14 countries which spanned the Sahara Desert. the rain fore ts of Central America and the game ~serves of Ke.nya. Uganda and Tanzarua. 1'aking large groups of people like that is the most wonderful human experience." Miller said. '1'hcre is no Coca-Cola. no ' traffic lights, no television; and you are completely dependent on yourself and the African experience. "People are so overwhelmed by the splendor of it all -.the vast expanses, the color, beautiful animals, extraordinary bird species and enormous variety of tribal people. "You shake off all the strains and stresses of living and relax. And you talk in a way you rarely or never do in urban society. I've heard husbands and wives say things to each other at the campfire which often surprises their mate." Miller's busines expanded to North America. opening an office in New York. He stayed with the company until the mid- 1970s. His exposure to reaJ e tate came when he married a Southern California woman whose father was a Realtor. The couple moved first to the Los Angeles area and as Miller says. he .. set-up house and became a respectable citizen." '1 took a real estate license and went up to l..o5 An,eles and down to San Diego." he uid ... I dtO\'e all around Southern Ca.Ufomia dlinkiDa wkr'C would I ltlrt~ Millh decided on <>rans County joining thc Tu tin·bued Don Bird&: Associo.te . John Miller After the usuul wobbly first year. he said. "I broke the code.'' "I became the first person to sell a $1 million house in Tustin H\Os." he said. Miller became executive vice president of the company responsible for marketing and the sales training of 130 agents in five offices. He also was the company's top producing age nt and one of the top producers among the East Orange County Board of Realtors, Miller ultimately left Don Bird. moved to Laguna Beach and began his own company. Eventually he took a re ;pite from real estate and again. his love of Africa called and he became a consultant for a company which specialized in African safaris. But real e tate $till played an important part in his life and he managed to ha'le a nice international practice selling property in Italy. a 14th century village in Tuscany. Italy for $3.9 million; a tourist hotel off the lod.ian Ocean in Kenya; and land on the Mexican Riviera. He returned to California in 1989, joined RE/MAX South County and became a top agent. Hi most recent move has been to Fred Sands Coastal Properties where he is backed by 11 network of 1,600 agents. SO offices and an international nctwortc. of affiliate companies. And though his specialty is coastal properties, his clients thread throughout Orange County and outside of the UQ.ited States. "Real estate is very challenging,'' he said. "and if you arc successful, it is very rewarding. You get an enormous personal independence. and after the obvious freedom of Africa. that is what appeals to me." Miller ~turns to Africa yearly enjo)'ipg its vast beauty. "It is really important for all of u.s to mum to something fundamentaJ every so often," he said, "because we are mostly aU starved for nature. But in thc meantime, to still enjoy the accoutrements of Western society." StilJ, Miller admits there is something magical about Africa. "It casts a spell on you, something you never shake off." be said. Jolt1t Milkr ca H rHC"'1tl td Ft-td Sa""' COMMI l'ro/#rtk1, U060 Ctullllto ~I hio11, Sm A. Mo1uud IJ4«1t 92'29· 4115,(71')~. ..... -----~ ---....-,f"' --' . -'S... -...:.._ I ".· -.. "~.' ~·--·"I 3 rr~r,;: ~~·1~~· -- -~-. ' r' ---r""··· • , (..~ . .,.. . -~----~~-~r••':&-,,j,. ........: LANdMARk OcEANfRONT ESTATE iN S~ORECUffs Nrs1l£d 0-. A RARE Jb.000 SQUARE fo01 ()C(ANfRONT pARCEI WITh COMMAAdil\G views of THC ~boR £NTRA'\CE, CRA~il'IG WAVES Md rhc Blur PAc1f1c. rHts pROpfRIY olf£RS ptUVAcy ANd IRANQuiUry Al 1kE OCCAN°S EdGC A sedudEd baick pAt~AY MCAl\4dcRS IHROUGH lu~ly lA114dSCAp£d GARd£1'4S stJRROU dir-.G A b!Ack bon<>'-1 pool A'\d SJ>A. THE 1RAd11ro.,,J ARdii1ECHJRE rs TiMElm WllH ~tplAp sidi\G ACC£Mcd WllH CASEMCNT MOldt'\GS. STORM ~l.lllRS · A-,d lhLd biuck. Mosr ROOMS 1NcludiNG THE 5 bcdROOMS, b. 5 bArHROOMS, lrvtNG ROOM, dEN, srudy, di-."G ROOM. bacAkfAs1 A";d IAMrly ROOMS ARE IOCAud ~ THE ENTRY ICVEI. C1;s100 dnAils l\dLdE. liAR<twood A\d bRrck 11lE rlooRS. lxAMcd rnll\GS. CROW~ MOldl\GS. HAl\d pAl\Hd rrlrs. FR£1'CH iwt"t~ A.\d dooRS Tlic IAMily kncliu-., dtstG11Jcd by DtA";l loH"<SON wtrH coNvCMlNCC AS THE locus. i"cludcs A Cl 'HR cook A\d pRlpARA1io' islA'<d, RAistd pAM I cAb1~c1RY. CLStOM copprR cookr"G Hood A\d lrAdLd bAy '*"~ I I A GRCAI ROOM IS Slll.ATCd ~0cw.IRO\I Op!'<l\G 0\10 A batck lfRRACE A\d OffEREd AT $4, 900.000 ROllt1'G lAwi'i w11H SIO'IE mps rliAI pRO\otdc pRtvArr Access 10 11ic bEACH A\d SOM£ ol 11ir blsl 11dc pools iN Sou1l1rR\ CAliloR,...tA. Tlits ROOM lwuR£S A wc1 bAR, Adjoi"tt'\G bAtH AllJd Cl SIOM pti\C CAbil'iCIRy f OR fuRT~ER iNfORMATiON, CONTACT CoAsT NEwpoRr PRopERTiEs AT 644--1 600 SHORcClrlls. locA1cd '" 11ic Ql.Al\I v1llAGr of CORO"<A dd MAR, bEGA" AS A poplllAR "BrAcli RcsoR( duRtl\G 1Hr CARiy I 950's T~1s Sl.Rll\f ocEA~rRONt COMMLMIY dcvcloptd AS OM. ol rlic ftRSt IAM1ly COMMl.Jl\llllS Hm vot'll ft1'd MEANd£RIN(i JR[( lt1'Cd SIRtm witH 1RAdi11o~AI drstGNld ~0\11S l~Al ollLR bcAcli ACCISS TodAy SlioR£Cl11fs RI MAt"s 0'1 ol 1~£ pRCMl£R \l t t..,1'pRflf'\110l.S COMMl.l\lllCS Alo'G 1Hc Sot. rlicR' CAltf~tA CoAst 4~Civic PWA SuiTE 260 NEwpoRT BEAclt , CA 92660 Cracks and leaks have board of directors seeing dollar signs Dear Hotline: As a member of our iusociation's board of directors. I have heard residents reporting large cracks in their garage slabs along with water leaks inside the condominiums. Out community is only five years old and no one knows where the cracks or water is coming from. We are afraid to conduct an expert inve ligation beca~ we might find a costly problem. However, ~ also want to comply with our duties as board members. What hould we do? Dear Worried: The board of directors hould not ignore reports of problems. Board members have certain fiduciary dutic • including a re ponsibility to investigate reports of damage caused by Common Area deficiencies. lf the board docs not com~ly. the individual board members may be hablc for any damaac caused by the board's f ail&n to comply wilh its duties. In addition, the corporation IMY be liable. The reasonable choice would be to consult with ~ualificd ~fcssiOnals and conduct a r • •• n '' investipt.ion. 1be board can tbeia ..u dccilions bued .. me information recci\ed. part of the a\!.Oeiation and the board. The governing documents for a common Corpornt1ens Code Section 7231 -.el' fonh interest development usually set forth certain the general !.Landard of conduct which dutiei; on behalf of the association with member!> of the board mu'>t meet in regard to maintenance. repair and replace of performing its duties. Thi!. ~ection prmidei.. common area components. Governing in part. that a member of the board. in documents include the Articles of performing his duties muM act" ... in a lncorporation. Bylaws and Declaration of mal)ner uch djrector belie\es to be in the Cove~ants. Conditions and Restrictions for best interests of the corporation and with a particular de\.elopmenL The common i.uch care, including reasonable inquiry. area of the development is usua lly ns an ordinarily prudent person in a defined in the governing documents. like position would use under The governing documents may similar circumslances." also set forth the maintenance. Subsection (b) of Section repair or replacement duties 7231 provides a director, on be~~f of the in performing bis duties as.wc1abon for areas • ... hall be entitled which are not pan of *Civil Code Section io rely on tbcln ordccommonr to aru. 1364 provides the information. opinions. comply with association is reports or ~~~iary responsible for sta.temen~ duties. a repairing, replacing c~" eac reasonable or maintaining the prepared or investigation of common areas ... * presented by: ... reported problems is coonl!CI, often required to independent detennine the nature and accountant11 or other scope of the problem and any persons as to matters which needed remedial action. the dirtttor believes to be Civil Code Section 1364 provides within uch per.ons' professional the association i~ re ponsible for or expert competence." repairing. replacing or maintaining the Section 7231 creates a duty on the oommon areas (other than el(clusive use part of the board of directors to perform a common areas) if the governing documents reasonable invcstiaation of the reported are 5.ilcnt on the issue. A reasonable problems in the common area and decisions investigation of reported problems is often concernin1 repair and maintenance can't be required to comply with this statutory duty. made without information concemina the Portions of lbe ~s Code for natwc. scope. method of repair and cost of Cllifomit lft even more ~iflC with rqNlir for the problems. An ordiW'ily ~ IO dlC-ducy of ift\'Clliption Oft Cbe pNdeM pcnon in yow boinl°I position hu no alternative but to obtain further infonnation about the problem~. Subsection <bl of Section 7231 \:l)' your board can rel ) upon repon!->. infonnation and advice prll\ 1ded by per,on' which the director' rea,onably belie ve to be within that peNm'!> profe,i.ionul or expert competence. wch a' a qualified construction con,ultant and/or a law}er. If the board of <lirectol"\ complies with Secuon 7231 . ind1Vidual board mcmbe" will be protected from liability. Your assoc1at10n <>hould also be protected from liability. Your board of directors should !leek .professional advice. including an attorney and qualified construction cxpens to perform a reasonable investigation of the legal and con truction issue at your property and to provide advice and reports lO the board base~ upon the investigation. Once a reasonable inve ligation has been completed. the board should exercise a reasonable business judgment in the best intere~t of the a.\.wciation (Sect.ion 7231 ). Clmkr A. PMcllalski is a stnior associlltt allontq wide Fm, Walbr, R~obs """ Pown. • '1w fo'M ttyltasiz:ilrg co11U1tuni1J associt#it)IU. Ht will •1UWtr as llUUtJ flltllioM as po1111* ill tJte wetllJ Hodint cohl•11. AU rupo1tsfl an basetl on c""'"' Coli/or1fitl sll* law """ 11pon /acts pnst.u& Co1t111lt "'"' ow11 associolio•'s f0Vtnl0., tfoc11•1ttJ OT kgtal COIUUtl 011 u1 qttf/k ...,,.n. S"""9it f"~mo'" to C.,,.,,.11,,;,, A11«#1dM HodUt~, IUOO VOit KMwla AH., S11ik 600, lnilte, Cil 927/S. 644~1600 New Listings Garden Park VIiiage Cape Cod 3 Bel. end unit Shows like a model! Brenda Peterson $169,000 Eastslde Costa Mesa Upgraded 3 bed- room. 2 bath single family pool home Heidi Stockwell $199,900 Front row bay view home with 2 bedrooms + den. Bayview deck. Jerry Finster $395,000 New Listings JUST LISTED IN SHORE CUFFS $4,900,000 llmeless ~est.Me w/ pctvMe bellCh _, )6,000 sq ft. l)lll'Oel, Pool & spa Debi Bibb BAYSIDE COVE $169,000 !Myfn>nt a>ndo In peed community Oodt 8Vlllllble 3 bed-. 15 -.11s. Grell bly view Anodlltlon pool & be.ch Jel'TJ f1nster CUFFHAVEN $5'9,000 Completely remodeled J bedroom. 3 bath Cape COd chilnMr with oce.n. hlrbor and dty llchts views. Must teel GtctTllomas Gree Lombardi a.-om famlly home with city llclU _, OC1e911 vtewl. Gmd c:ommunlty. Vert Wit wt~ --4 bedroon& u bMM. Suan Scanlan HARBORISlAND $4,400,000 Wonderful blyflont lot wflh 6l ft lroni.p end spectllC\I.,., IMln channel 11'"5. ~pted oom.mvnlty Beverly Morphy --- BALBOA PENINSULA $4,199,500 Beautlhltly ~ored 4 8d baylront with dock. beach, add'I property wlttl prde~ extrl Pfalft & paddle tennis. A me find! Evan Corkett BEACON BAY sno.ooo Laree ::;:'e b.c:kywd plus C: enhMae the ol this 1-.o *'Y 8udl community. tennis. Lelilehold Do#le Valentine COLLEGE PARK $229,900 ltedone Collqe Pa.11 home New kitchen. baths. roof, c.rpets. P1lnt and ,.8')911encles. Pool 8.000 sq ft. lot Steve HJc:h On!at property with tllropean chann 8Uut1M vtewt 4 ._._ plus llbtwy ON.at now tor entettillnlftl. Beverty Morphy 5ua•Scaalu £leont estate. 6 lld 7 Ba Ocean and hai6of wtews. t.mlty. pme and bonus • llOOfTW Pool. tpe aM 6 CMpnce Carol Bers BALBOA PENINSULA PI'. $2,545,000 New , Bd s s 11& OC>Nnllonl home Med-ayte Ouoillty on 50' lot. 3 c.ar pr Appfok 4,700 sq Ii. In best -GreM views Bob Bers BEACON BAY $1,.f9',000 Soc>f\lsdcatlon on the blyl S bedroom residence lrontlnc Nndy beach with speaacvlar tumlnc basin views Debi Bibb CORONA HIGHLANDS $995,000 bfe opportunity to Lell5e-Optlon a ~ Bd home with ooean ilfld anyon vleQ. pool. s,,.. and access to prlvitte beaches Sara Marvin 4 bedroom. J.5 bath custom with beaull· ful Slll\Mt views. IJCht and bncht Perfe<t tor llllnlly IMnc end entettillnlnc. SHuScaalan HARBOR VIEW HIUS $62,,000 8eau11Mly u,.aded !amity home In move·ln oondltiOfl 4 bHrooms. 2 ' bittht with locredfble n«w klc:Mn Jim Kline Shirt., ttam. EM!y Cahtomu Bunplow style J bedroom plus deo. open beam ceUinp. tena cotu floors. Charm plorel Ptlced to SUL! Debi Bibb BEACON BAY $1,995.000 Pristine S bedfOOl'll blyfront situated on 60 feet of lrontace with~ views Owner may trade Debi Bibb EMERALD BAY $1 .195,000 Fabulous rebuilt i.mlly home In Heellent loaMlon Close to p.11rit, tennl~. pool and beach White water view• David Hlrschler Sara Hinman HARBOR ISLAND $2,.f7',000 Ellduslve bayfront propefty In pted enclave Nn-dock. loreYer bay views! Great opportunity! Evan Corilett Shlrle, Harris HARBOR VIEW HIUS $699.000 UPC'9ded 8urllnptM model 4 8d ) Ba.. Bonut room Warm country decor. treat lafnlly MlchbortlOOCI See to appt'ed.Me SharonSatt:J. Charmine home lust steps to the be.ch 3 becllOOl'l'I wtth poe.ntlal for enlafllnc second ltOf'Y tMte lalnlly kitchen Beverly Morphy BELCOURT $675,000 TradltioNI J 8d townhome with la,.e INSlef suite, F'P and view. French doon and windows. white carpet ilnd walls. SPI- Vlrllnla Zenz EMERALD BAY $2,750,000 Fabulous San Francisco style home on the oceaMlde ol Emerald Bay Terrilk 11rhlte water vie~ HARBOR ISlAND $3,750,000 ElcdusiYe Harbor~ ~I Reotnl OOllllNCllon • 5 Bd lomlll ~ flmlly"" Ind bonllS rm. lawn and llldens. New docl. BeverfJ Morphy HARBOR VIEW HILLS $719,000 ~style ln<Of'PO(ates hute 11v1nc room. dlnlna room, llbmy, den. wondetfW ~••th~ vlftl BevertJ MorplaJ HARBOR VIEW HOMES $480,000 4 Bd l ~ Ba cncle>'led Ponolino "'1th grea1 children~ pl;iyhoose In b.lc:kyard Man) upgritde., Avallable NOW' Susan Scanlan Sara Hinman LIDO PENINSULA $389,000 Cannery Villa11e Unique opponunicy 10 live 1n .,pac.1ous I Bd .ind family room upper unrt 1011.er unit tor comm or rclatl Ronda Hein Patrick Bartollc NEWPORT NORTH $499,500 Very private 10<.iillOn on over~tLed comer 101 Matbella tloorplan I 4 bedrooms I balh\ l ur 11.ir~e A be.,I buy' Susan Scanlan OLD CORONA DEL MAR $449,000 Ternl1c duple• 1n Corona dcl M.ir 11.11h fabulous OIX'n .ilnd bn11h1 011.ner s unu '"'th 1 p.1110'\ .and hrcpl.lCe Lynn Noah Uve In this peM beac.hslcle ~ In • charmlna 2 Bd • den ~. bmal diniJlt lfCI. 2 FP. pctvae r · pllllo Evan Corkett HARBOR VIEW HOMES $1 ,29S,OOO tnaedtble ~home being bwlt 1n Harbor V-Homes 5 bedroom. 5 5 bath dream home on •PP<O\ 21.000 sq It lot Um Kline Shirley Harris NEWPORT COAST $389,000 Altcua condo with "J 8d l 8a 2 car garage view• 011.ner llansferred after hve mol!lh\ Seiter 1han n«>w' Many upgrades• Marian PhllUppl NEWPORT OCEANFRONT $1 ,095,000 Oceanlront duplex In quiet beachfront sec11on Top quality bu1ldl"41 Sl)KIOOS units in mint condition Ronda Hein PORTAFINA LAGUNA $499.900 Spe<tacular ocean views from this Pon.ilftn• t..atuna home • bedrooms l baths l car pr~e Over l . lOO sq It Steve High -Masnllkent oceanfront home on sed~ covel So.win& ~llnp. W8lls o# ctaas. M~e &vest quanent Debi Bibb Shlrle, Harris IRVJNE COVE CREST $2.395,000 Sp<1<1oos nev. 5 bedroom custom home Creal desfin Ocean view. spa & larae yard C;ited pnvatc beach & tennis Sara Hinman NEWPORT HEIGHTS $266,900 Musi sec• .-.bsolutcly the best value 1n Newpon HelehlS Priced to sellt AlmO'lt new outstanding condi1lon• Patrick BartoUc ~ ..... , • ~ . ·~ _,.........._ NEWPORT PENINSULA ,I $425,000 Less th11n I f2 block to great beach l..lrtte "'cll-m11inta1ncd buildint Perfecl for o"'ne(s unrt and rent Ronda Hein PORTAFINA LAGUNA $579,000 Custom U,un11 home with creat ocean and Clltallna view Remodeled kitchen •nd bath~ Vaulted ceilings and stone FP Steve Htgh ~to Miii • bedroom townhoute In Newpon Beech Walk to community pool, 9Chools and chu!dles. Creat value I Ll&ht & bright spacious 2 bedroom plus den end unit In private pted community Pi!llOS off eech room Formal dlnlna Judy Mertz JuUe Schmleslnc NEWPORT HEIGHTS $695,000 Tradllional lamlly home 1n Newport Heights s 8d 4.S 8a lncludinc separ11te cuest quattel'5 aver 3 car prqe Debi Bibb OCEAN RIDGE $650,000 F1rst row unyon view lot ilppfOX 17 '500 sq It Cre.lt opponunity to build 1 custom home In Newport Coast Marcy Weinstein Susan Scanlan PROMONTORY BAY $1 ,695,000 Fabulous l 8d. ls BA.~ c:oucempoiay Cym. panlle ~ PfOf blocht'n. ~ master bidl. Sln'I)' ~ ttn11e1e & dock Jerry F1nster Nice 5 Bd home on• bit lot Very prtvate location. Expanded and remodeled kltche11 Central air •lid ) CM..,..__ Chris Valli Julie Steplaen10n LAGUNA NIGUEL $489,900 ~kc offer! Selkr Is mocivatt'd Very $harp propcny "'uh some oce1n view Susan Scanlan Dave Busk NEWPORT HEIGHTS $1,069,000 Panoramk oce1n vle""s ffom this t>Hutlful ·ertan lei1ne11e· 1rad1tlonal style lamily l\omc John McMonlale OCEAN RIDGE $1,69',000 Striklrc vieM to OONn and city l'shts Meditmanean ~custom ~att' In l'ie'a'pM ComL Pool and~ Marq Weinstein Susan Scanlan SEAVJEW $599,000 • Bd 1 Ba residence 1trtth ocean and city llC}lts vie"" In 1uard &Med community leacurtna tennis. pool and s~ Sharon Smith Sandie F1x L..JZll...._ ___ ~ ... --• -- + Every now and then ... A memorable and spectacular home becomes available ... Magnificent five bedroom bayfront. Grand appointments, exquisite throughout, frand painted t.ouches, ricfr limest.one noors, use of marbles and granites and hand hewn moldings and cabinets. Three levels witfr one of tfte areas most commanding and unbelievable views. A home t.o be remembered for its history and uniqueness . Co'"'"""ltfl beacft.IS, parls t1N4 OCttlll vftWs. WoNllll'ful f8•Ut1 lrOJJ1t. $949,000 Asking $3,495 ,000 +. PriNte eulusivt '°'""'"~""· BuiW ,,.., ... """"· $2,47,,000 418 VIila Point $269,500 2 bedroom. 2 bath oo golf course '" Escro" SUE THOMAS Vi/111 P"111I R,·~itlnrl 759-37b5 326 VUJa Point $342,000 2 bedroom. 2 bath °'\Coif course A~prage 115 Abalone $675,000 The best of 1.Jttle Island 4 bedrooms 2 baths Full of charm •I Judy Mertz Julie Schmiesing YOUR FULL SERVICE PARTNERSHIP Tl A M 759-3746 Do you ha\e a dredm ... • to walk to the beach •t Newport? • to tum rent S$ Into ownership? • to hav-e a 2 bedroom "tum-key" condo? • to pay under $175,000? Look no morel WANTED ne\\ f,un i l~ ... • Park4e setdnc-over 15,ooo+ IQ. ft. k>t • "BedroOm, 3 1/2 bath HarborV\ew Home • In-law or teenqe hideaway Included • Greenbelt, parb, pool alld dubhduse $660,000 PREMIER WATER ORIENTED PROPERTIES -------- SUSAN SCANLAN Hall of Fcame Mem6er 759-371-7 SHORE CUFFS Ocean and canyon views with beautiful kitchen make home great for now ... but, a new house on this lot? Wow! I $U9,000 Mike Mdtr -'j I} ) l ~~ () • 4 Bedrooms • 3 Baths .. • 2 Car Garage • Fireplace • Pool • Recently Remodeled • New Appliances $525 .00 • 6 Bedrooms • 4.5 Baths • 3 Car Gara~e • 2 Fireplaces •Pool • Newer Appliances • Many Upgrades $698.000 THE TIME TO BUY YOUR DREAM HOME IS NOW! Fabulous 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath. Great comer location in desirable family neighborhood. $785,000 l : -... : I "\ L \ I ! 7)9 ~70> Elegant 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home in prest1gious gated community. $995,000 Wonderful 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath family townhome. Lots of upgrades. $239,000 '' Spectacular panoramic views. Outstanding 4 bedroom, 4 bath. $1,100,000 ~ .. JERRY FINSTER SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE 759-3750 ICEvlN KUBIAK An«U&u .., . - - , .. BILL ATTAWAY 759-3798 Direct Line PAUIA KUSKEV 759-3757 Direct Line 800-517-3452 Pager Real Estate Broker -Ca. Dept. of R.E. FRANK SENNES 759-3726 HARBOR RIDGE 9 San Sebutlan 5 bedroom , 5. 5 6atli custom liomt witli 180° vitw. Built in 1990. Pool & spa. Seller will trade for co"do i" Newport Beach or Palm Spri,.gs. $1,950,000 D OVER SHORES 1362 Galaxy Drive 5 6tdrooms, 5 Ntlis, ,ool, SfNI, "frtt" Llw" ""' front row view. Family room ope"s to a uw upgraded fduften . Pool-side wt bar and firtpit. $1,295,000 W ESTCLIFF 1115 Berbhlre Lane A clrt1mti"f ont sfolJ 3 bUroom, 2 batlr lromt with rtmodtltd fdklrt", ffrqlau '" living room, washer and dr~r. Lar,e yard. $2,100/mo. Do H' l\u~t('r o Chri-..1i11t· l\i1n t ) 'I ~ I ( t -, • j -: 1 t \ J' I Ir.<! 3 bedrooms and den, double spa. Lovely upgrades. Best view in Jasmine Creek. $569,000 Carole McMahan-Johnson John Macnab Award Recipient 759~3704 2 bedrooms and den, gorgeous greenbelt location with ocean view from the garden. $415,000 SpecQ<:ular view lot, 21 ,000 squire feet Great location, low taxes, no Mello Roos .... CUlllDll\ home. 6.500 ~ IMt. lMM lot 1P9 MCI Jild. PrtvMe bHch. 4 bedrooms and family room. Remodeled with pool and spa. Magnificent ocean/bay views. $819,000 Remodeled 4 bedroom "Move·ln Perfect" Great location dose to pool and park • 1998 PORT EDWARD $1,225,000 6 btdroom custom. pool. sportcourt. • 2070 PORT BRISTOL $975,000 New 5 bedroom custom. large lot. • 1715 NEWPORT HIUS DR. $559,000 Huge lot, room to expand, bacfts to parff. • 1615 PORT BARMOUTH $480,000 Lowest priced two story -Hurry! • 1730 PORT BARMOUTH $459,000 3 beJrooPNS and family room. Remodtltd. -. r ._ -- ' - Julie Steplienson 759-3734 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Newport Beach: Magnificent 4 bedroom executive home with 6 car space garage. Fabulous lot, nearly 1/2 acre. Newport at its best. ........ $1 ,030,000 WestcUff Area: 5 bedroom beauty. FR, office. parklike yard includes pool and spa. Recently reduced to ................................. $550,000 Harbor Hlghlands: Cute, clean, 3 bedrooms, large yard, great location. Priced to sell at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... $329,900 Turtle Rock: 5 bedrooms. FR, 3 car garage. Corner lot of exceptional size, approximately 10,000 sq. ft.. . ............... Onl11 $459,000 Mesa Verde: Well maintained and updated 4 bedroom. Two story, ready for your family to move in . . . . . . . . . . ...................... Now $299,000 University Park: 3 bedroom condo. Upgraded and in excellent location near pool, park, library. Seller relocated Sacrifices .................... $208,900 Investor's DelJcht -Costa Mesa: Side by side R-2 properties. One lot with 3 bedroom house. Other with 3 and 2. Use as is or build to suit. -Pat Hurley Presents ... 3720 Ocean Blvd. $1 ,375,000 Spectac:ularocean, Jetty and sunset views! Perfect 4 bedroom, 3 bath family home dose to COM beadles. Lafle yard. 835 Amigos Way #18 $219,000 Priced to selJI 4 bedroom townhome In N~ Beach. Walk to oommunlty pool, schools and churches. 1301 Suuex Lane $449,750 Excepdonal valuel Gracious 3 bedroom with den, new master suite + pool on larte comer lot with RV area. Try lease option I For mort iNfonutioN, uiU Pat Hurley 759--3725 1 I 70 Emerald Bay A Spectacular O.ceanfront Villa Most spectacular Medit.e"anean oceanfront ever offered in Emerald Bay. Breathtaking views of E5nerald Bay beach, · crashing surf, and Laguna coastline. For an appointment to see this exquisite villa, call ROD DALEY -.. 759-3776 ... I I • I I I •• I ' , C::ompleted in 1991 , this custom 5 bedroom Is situated on a huge Jot. 60 feet on the bay with private pier and slip. Fabulous floor plan with Impeccable quality throughout. Spectacular views! Priced to sell!' If you like Hawaii you should see thisl Secluded over a sandy cove with private beach access. this custom bullt 4 bedroom home ls a tropk.al paradJse. AU rooms open to oceanvfew terraces. Guest quarters. Situated on extra large lot with southerly exposure. Preferred east end island location. Tum key throughout with quality construction. 4 bedrooms plus office area. Private pier and slip. Over 60 feet on the bayl The ultimate for entertaining! State-of-the-art kitchen, huge creat room, media room and a dining room flt for a king! Tumin& basin views. Ultimate family ~-In Newport Helihts. Total of 5 bedrooms. 4.5 baths. including separate guest quarters over a detached 3 car garaee. 'Custom built in 1984 with traditional detailing throughout. plus a 008-sized yard. A touch of Nantucket In Newport Beach. Picture perfect Inside and out. 3 bedrooms, '"' 2 baths, hardwood floors, beam celllngs, French doors, and peat yard. Ronda Hein Beach and Bay Specialist 759~3797 OCEANFRONT UNITS $1,095,000 Mlnt·condition duplex right on the sand. St>aclous units: 3 bedroom, 2 bath & 2 bedroom. 2 bath. CUSTOM CANAL FRONT $439,000 Large UP&Taded 4 bedroom. 2.5 bath home with areat view. Quiet residential neighborhood, close to best beaches. OCEANFRONT SHOWPLACE $1 ,275,000 On a prime corner Jot, this home features 3 bedrooms plus den/office and a large rooftop deck. Ocean & Catalina views from each of its three stories. OCEANFRONT OPPORTUNITY $899,000 Two units, each 2 bedroom, right on the sand. Use as duplex or remodel to single family. NEWPORTJMLBOA PENINSULA $299,000 Channlnc 2 bedroom c:ottaae. 1n block to creat beach. Ideal starter home, or "tetawaY" at the beach. Sunny patio and 2 car praee. R2 zontnc • plans for two 001idos. , __ ....._ ____ . ____ _ OPPORTUNITIES BEACH DUPLEX Just 1/2 block to beach, total- ly built-out two story building features 2 large 3 bedroom units. Great investment, or live in one an d enjoy rental inco me too! $425,000 LAGUNA BEACH Unique North Laguna com- mercial property with ocean views! Four car parking. Currently used as profes- sional offices; can be retail, p ossible mixed use PCH frontage. Owners will help finance. $439,000 CAr..NERY VILLAGE Unique opportunity to live & work In Cannery Village. Upper unit is. very large 2 b edroom + family room home; l ower level may be commercial, retail, or: food service. 3 buildings • avail· able separately. $389,000 ' • .. ... • . .., , • .I I , .... EMPTY NESTERS DREAM 2 bedroom + den + family room, pool & spa, security system & alr4tondltJoned. l.ooKJNG FOR A l.EAsE-OPTION Contemporary 5 bedroom, pool, spa, ocean & canyon views. Mickey Rowe 759-3789 ON THE BA\ SOPHISTICATED CONTEMPORARY • Master suite with fireplace, steam shower and forever views • Beautiful Buena Vista location • Indoor jacuzzi • Library and entertainment center • Formal dining-room ~ • Beach bath -Decks • Perfect condition • Hardwood·floors • French doo(S • Private beach & dining patios • 3 bedrooms, 4 baths •Dock space $1,,58,QOQ $1,399,000 Impeccable workmanship. Soothing colors. Pool & spa. --~~~~---,· Homeowners Association should get its papers in order such as public utility companies. cable TV ·Repon. the developer must submit to the developer controlled the project. Such Dear Hotline: The developer repre-.entati ve ••••..• of our condominium association will soon leave our board. Docs 1he law require the developer lo give board membe~ certain documentation before lt!a\i ng? Dear Board Member: Although the law and Dep.utment of Real E'tate Regulation-. requires the developer to provide c.ertain documenti. to the owners as part of the o,aJe~ proce '· no 'pecific 'tatute require~ the de \.eloper to provide identified do~:umcnL\ to the homeowner controller board of director;. Early acquisition. organization and preservation of the followmg document' ~ 111 c;avc the as~ation a great deal of time JnJ expense in managing it' future option'. Although the following "'' ., not aJl- mclu,ive. it repre.\Cnti.. at a m1ntmum. an formation which should be o~tained by a condominium a!lsoc1ation before the dt:veloper ceases its involvement or presence in Lhe a.1osociation's affairs. •Title Report. The board 'hould reque~t a title· report on all property owned by or under the control of the a~loiociation. A title report will i.ct forth the exact legal de-.cnption of the property. Among other thingo;. the title report will identify any encumbrances of record and ea-.ements which other. may ha\ e mer the property. contractors and other association... DRE a projected or estimated budget for the contract' may include previous management • Complete Copies or GovemJng. project. This document is a report which agreements. attorney fee agreements. Doc~mcnts. Th~ as_sociation board o,hould identifies all common area a\.sels included in accountancy fee agreements and copiei. of recea~e ~ ma1~tain complete cop!es of the the development and sets forth the method of all ini.urance p<llicies and effective dates of association!> Articles of lncorporJt1on. calculating the appropriate level of coverage. Bylaws and Declaration of Covenant'-, ai.'lessments. This infonnation is necessary • SubcontriKtors. The developer should Co~ditions and Rci.trictions. In addition. all for preparing an adequate reJ>erve study and al'o be requc,ted to provide information non~es of Annexation of Addjtional will also identify all common area and other conccming the contracto,.., and Tcmtory and Supplemental or Amended component" the association is expected to 'ubrnnlractori. Ul.ed on the project. If CC&Rs should be obtained for all phases maintain in the future . available. detailed blueprint\ depicting and areas under the asi.ociation's .control. •Developer Bonds. Before the DRE will ,tructurul improvements in their as-built Many times. boards of directors give the dev~loper pennission to commence (rather than planned) condition should be unknowingly deal with copies of the coni;truction, the deve loper io, required to obtained. CC&Rs which are not properly executed po't variou!. bond' for both on-site and •Books and Records of the Association. and may be of que,tionablc validity. off-site improvement~. It i~ imponant A humem~ ner-contmlled board of direcl<lr' The board 'hould obtain a copy of for a homeowner controller board to 'hould obtain tn chronological format. all of the recorded condominium plan obtain copies of all bondo, pthled the minute' from meeting~ of the from the developer or fmm the by the de.,. eloper 'o the board J\\{ICiatwn \ board of directors during the county recorder\ office. No specific can detennine whe ther w1:h tame the de\ eloper controlle.d the board. and This document 'et' forth statute requires the bonds wi ll be properly all meeting' of the members (annual meetin~ in precise detail the developer to provide exonernted upon mmute\). In addition, the board 'hould 'trul·tural dimen,ion' identified documents to the completion of the obtain copic' of all corresp<lndenc~ of the project... homeowner control/et developer'<. obltgauon... e'changed betv.een the de\ eloper (in the common area element' • Financial name of the a'S<iciation) with other part1e-.. • Public Subdivision board of direNors. Information. In 'ome relating to the project (including any and all Reports. Before the instance,, the developer contrncl'-which were considered.. but developer can market the during the penod 111 which 11 '' perhap' not entered into). project, it mu't prepare and file a in control oflhe project will have public ~ubdivi~ion report with the • completed one or more reM!rve California Department of Real fatale l.lUdies. Obtaining copie' of the ~tud1e' di,closing certain information about the j, e'sential to the contmued and accurate project. 1ne board of directori. 'hould obtain preparation of future re'l<!rve 'tudiel. for the cop1e!> of the Final Public Subdivi~ion asi.ociation .. Report and any am~ndments or changes for ,Jn addition, a homeowner-controlled board each pha~e within the project for which the shbuld obtain copies of standard operating report il. issued. In the event you are not able financial infonnation from prior years <1uch to obtain these documents from the a~ bank account and depo!>it records. ta"< developer. they may be obtained directly returns. financial Matement:. and canceled from the Department of Real Estate. checks. • Department of Real Estate Approved • Contracts. The de\eloper should provide Budget. Before the Depanment of Real copies of all contract' entered into by the E.c;tate (ORE) will is\ue the Final Public a\~iation during the period in which the David£. Cane is a senior associhte aJtorney with Fiore, Walker, Racobs anti Powers, a law firm emphasizing community a.uociations. He will answer as many questions as possible in the wet1kly Hotline coltJmn. All rtsponsts art based on currt11t California state law and upon facts prtstnttd. Co11.mlJ your own associotion s governing documenls or legal counsel 011 any specific matttrs. Submil questions to , Communily Association Hotline, 18400 Vo11 Karman Avt., Suite 600, Irvine, CA 92715. Commuter home may actually cost more By Rudy Svrcek, vice president of sales and marketing, The Irvine Co. Believe it or not. a new home which comes with a long commute may actually &ost more per month than the close-in new home which is more convenient to work. shoppins and recreation. Today's new home buyer is not immune to the phenomenon of bargain hunting. A lower priced new home in the more distlll'lt suburb!!: i~ often irrc istible. Many families fight their way through congested freeways day in and day out to take advantage of the lower price. Others sacrifice convenience and family-time to commute many miles (and hours) to wort. shopping or leisure activitie . After aH, they conclude, the cost savings are worth it But not necessarily. A lower·priced new home in a commuter community may not pencil into a good deal for the av~ bome buyer. If you examine the accompanying Homcbuyer'a Comparison SUJ'(Ullary. you will find the buyer of a new home costing $200,000 in a non-<:<>mmuting community may actually have a lower effective monthly payment after Illes lhan the owner of a new home costing $165.000 in a ~mmuter community. As noc.ed in the Conaparilon Summary. !he owner of the $165.000 c:ommu~ home would efl'ectivdy ~Y S 1.420 per month while llll IMllr.ONlia.., ~ner Would ~,., 11312 .. ..-Ii (or &be $200.GDD ..... lmaPw llCtUally paYlna 1e$ IO live closer .. lo work in a more valuable home. Here\ how it work' (also refer to the Summary): Based on a 90% loon with a 30-year fixed rate of 9%. comparable homeowner association dues and property taxes, a homeowner can expect to pay $1,898 per · month for the close-to-work home versus $1.596 for the commuter home. The commuter homeowner. however, based on a typical daily round-trip commute of 50 miles at 30 cents per mile spend" an average $300 per month for gas and auto expenses. And this expense could double 1f two family members commute. Finally. when you calculate property ta>. write-offs (based on a 35% combined federal/state personal income 'tax rate). the non-commuter homeowner can expect to save $575 in taxes versu:. just $476 for the commuting homeowner Thu-•. the percei.,.ed bargain-pnced home'> are no longer a financial bargain. Tally in Lhe \alue of your commute ume versu!I extra time with your family or other lei~ure activitie~ and you'll find that it pay' to live close to work. To commute or not to commute? There is really no question. HOMEBUYER'S COMPARISON SUMMARY G Moo Homeowner Costs Associated with livi Sli0,000 60 (575) $165,<m $148,500 $1,194 150 252 Sl.S96 ~~ ........ ~-~----~---300 (476) ' • ' . I ' ' I ' ' I . I . ' I I I 1 '\ I I \ ' ' ' , , .., I -i ' ( I l ' J • -\ ' ' I ' \ I I I .. l . I I l ' I ' • - t , ' ... ,. - ,.. . -. Counting down to a successful, stress-free move card companies, and friends and family of •Cancel any de!ivery ser:vices uch ~ . oi:rator to take inventory. Venfy delivery Box up everything you own -all the P4'"C1'1'ions that mean home to you and lour fomily and ship them to another part o the rnun1ry? Little wonder moving is rJnked .1mong h fc ·, most !>tre!>sful events. But unlike trnexpected event!>. you can m.1kc mm ing much lc.,s 'ltres!-ful with proper planning and preparation. .. M11\ mg doesn "t ha\e to be !>UCh a lhJoll( C\Cnt." 'aY' mming e\pen Sara 'iurt.1u: 111 Ma}llnwer Transil. "Doing 1h1111?' 10 Jn orderh mJnner will \a\e Lime. mon~·' Jlld Im' u(,tre" ·· 1)1.1i1 111 reduce the 'trc.;,, b) making a 1..1knJJr lhJI bq!m' "'"ed., before you moH~ Thi' 1.·alendJr "111 -.er.e ai. a 1.11u111d11\\ n Ill J \llCCe"ful ffiO\ e. Si' ~eek.' berorl' you mo,·c: • fJke Jn obJc1.·1;.,,e luok at what you own and Jel 1de whai mu't go and what can be kit behind Book' you ·ve read and will nc\cr n.'dd again'' Records you haven't h'tcncd to ,jncc college? That pressure uiokcr with the broken handle or the l·hildrcn \ long neglected games? Extr.1 wc1~ht c11'1~ more money. • C'11ntal·t moving companies to get 1.•,111n.t1c' Pay attention to COllt. but also ask "hat they' II J11 to make your move as 'm1\\llh J\ ptMib)e • It you ha\ c a lot of thtngll wonh c;elling. or~<llll/e a hou'e or garage 'ale •Get Jn e,umale Imm the mm-er fort~ 1.0,1 11 th\.' compttn} profe"ionall)' pack' all '" 'umc ol )11ur h\.'l11ngmg' The tjme and l'l lun \.llll ,,1\ \.' ffiJ\ bl.' wonh the cost. And rcml.'mbl.'r . the mo\ er 1' hable for breakage 111 rtl.'m' 11 pJck,. but you· re res1xw.ible for dJntJgc to 1mprnperl~ packed item' that you hJ\ e btl\l.'d • II you H~ dended tu lei your mover p.K:k 1111 you. begin 'eparatmg what you phm to 'ell g1\e J\\-ay. throw away. and keep. • C'11nta\.'t th\.' Chamher of Commerce or V1\ll11r"' Bureau of your ncv. town to re4u\.''l mlonnahon on 'choob. park~ and rl.'1.·rca111m. communtty calendars and mapi.. • Sian a centr.il file to keep all d~ils on your mo\ c. Buy a brightly colored organizer folder with pod.ct'. you'll be le!>s likely to rn1,plarc 11. Colle<:! receiptll for moving· 1clatcd e\pcn'c'. If you are moving because uf work, you may be entitled IQ a tax deduction. • Create a floor plan of your new home and begin thinking about where you'll want to place furniture. Planning in advance eases the \tre~s of making mnJOr decisions when )OUr furniture arrives. Mark and label <.pec1fic pieces of furniture in your diagram. and put it tn your moving folder. Five weeks before your move: • Select your mover and meet to di<.eu'' date' and cost!>. • Decide whether you want to pack your..elf. or have your mover to do thi s task Self-packmg can c;a\.e money. Hiring a mm-er help' en,ure a professional packing 1<1b. cuh minimi1e breakage and saves you time. • If you decide to pack yourself. you'll need to gather boxes. Your mover can provide boxe~ most suited for moving. including special-purpose containers for items like clothing on hangers and lamp llhade\. Four w.kS tld'on your IDO'ff: • Nouf y the po~ office. maaumc • credit ~1 - your change of addres . TilC U.S. Postal newspapers. Consider starting a ubscnption P ans. Service offers a kit to make this easier. to the newspaper in your new town to • If there's time. give the home a final •Cont.act utilitie!> (gas. water, electricity. introduce you to local n~w an~ ha~nin~!>. cleaning. or arrange in ad~ance for someone telephone, cable TV) to schedule • H~ve your automobile serviced 1f you re to clean the day after moving out. disconnection of services on the day travehng by car. . . following your move. You'll want to have •Be sure to empty secret h1ding places to utilitie on while you're still in the house. remove valuables and spare house keys. • Call the utilities in your new town to arrange for service to start the day before you arrive. • If you· re planning to move any of your major appHances, talk with the mover to schedule disconnecting and servici ng a few Days before your move. And don't for~et to arrange for an expcn. if necessary. to install fixtures upon their arrival at your new home. • Complete any repair work on your old home and arrange for any critical services needed at your new home. • ff packing yourself. stan packing ..eldom-uscd articles like fancy dishes and glasse .... 'pecialty cookware, non-essential clothing. cuno~. art. photos. and decorati ve Item\. • A' you pack. remember to keep each box hght enough LO be handled by several member\ of your family. Heavier item!. go in 'muller boxes, lighter items in larger boles. •If you're planning a garage sale. pick a date at least a week before the move and adveni~ it locally. You can team up with neighbors wanting to sell wme of their old belonging!> for a 11uper sal~. Three weeks before you move: •Take inventory of you r everyday household good'> like radios. pol" and pans. and !>mall appliances. Decide which items you will di!icard. or put in storage. • Self packers: i;tan your serious packing. Label the content~ of all boxes and pack carefully. • Bo' ellM!ntial items rogether and write open fir,t/load la.<;t on these boxes. When you move into your new home. you'll be able to ea."IY identify the~ boxe11 and get to imponant items like pot!>, dishes. silverware, alann clocks, bedding. pillow ... towels. and cheri.,hed toys and e\sential item' for babies and children. •Make \Ure you have your driver's licen..e , auto reg1strat1on. and in .. urance record\. • Contact your doctor.. denti:.t Jnd veterinarian 10 m:e1~e copies of medical record,. • Paci. phone book1-from your old town 10 make: \laying in touch with old friendi. c:al.ier. • Make per11onal travel arrangements (fli ght!\, hotel, renta l car..) for your trip. • Plan your food purchases. Have as little as poll!>ible in the freezer or refrigerator by the time you move. Use up all frozen items and buy only wha1 you'll eat in the next three weeks. • Arrange to clean your new home. as close to move-in time as pos ible. Since the home will probably be UllO()Cupied, make MJrc the cleaning i &horough and cover all those nookc; and crannies uo;ually blocked by furniture or appliance~ •Contact your children's schools and Jirnnge for records to be forwarded to your new !>thool distnct. • Make arrangements to &afely tr.rnsfer items from your old <,afe depo. it bo't to your new one. • Hold a garage 'IDie now. Two weeks befott your move: • Contact your insurance company to cancel current coverage or transfer coverage to your new home. • Make arrangements for transponing your pets and any house plants. inoc movers can't ta,kc them in the van. • Meet with your bank to change ~ount Stlll.lS. • Tran5fer ~scripdom to a drua store in your aew town. One week before you move: • Mow your lawn for the last time. • Dispose of toxic or flammable items that can't be moved. Drnin ga.11 and oil from gas- . powered tools such as lawn mowers and snowblowers. Movers will not take them if full. • Double check to make sure arrangements have been made to disconnect and service your major appliances being moved. • Pack your trip kit of necessary items that should go in your car and not the moving van -your checkbook. ca.'h or traveler.. chcc~. medicationi;. e sential toiletne'>. light bulbs. fl:bh light. toilet p.iper. pet food, spare glasses or cornact lense . baby or chfid care item • toy und car gam~ for children and your notebook with moving infonnation. • Run lru.t minute errand!>. Pick up item!. at the dry cleaners and retum borrowed item~ such as library book . • If you have young chlldren. arrange for a babysitter to watch them on moving day. You'll have your han~ fJll, and the extra attention fro m a sitter will distract the child's attention from the turmoil of 1rmove. • Also arrange for a babysitter to be available when you arrive at your new home. If it'!-a new town and you have concerns about the sitter's reliability, remember that the sitter will simply be helping you out. you' II be there to superv1~. • Pack your own i.uitca....e of clothes for the move. • Put your open fif'\t/111ad la't bmte' in a i.eparate place 'o the mo\ er 1.un 1dent1fy them. • Pay all oumandrng btlb. Be '\Ure to ' indicate your new addl-\!" on payment receipt" • Kemove .iny fixture' you are taking w1t.h you and replace (1f o;pec1ficd in your home- selling contract). One or two days before your move: •The movers will arrive to \tan the packing proces!>. • Empty and defroM your refrigerator and freezer. clean with a disinfectant and let them air out. Put baking soda or charcoal inside to keep them fresh. • Arrange tor payment to the mover. This payment must be made when your belongings arrive at your new home -before they're unloaded. Find out the moving ..,. company's accepted method.1, of payment. terms and also its policy for in~ng your belongings when they arrive to de1erminc if any breabge has occurred. • • Empty your safety deposit box. Tue important papers.jewelry. cheri!>hcd (amity phOtos. irreplaceable memento or "ital computer file!> with you. • Write directions to your new homo f9' the van operator, provide the new phone number, and phone numbers whc-n: you can be reached in transit -either 11 car phone or friends. or ncighbon.. a place of bu mess, or relatives with whom you'll be checking with en route. • Leave your rorwarding addrc\ and phone number for your home' new occupan"' • If your hoo)C will be sitting vacant, notify police and neighbors. Move-in day: • You·11 probably arrive before the movers. tidy up your home (dusting shelves. etc.), so the movers can unpack items directly onto clean shelves. If you plan to line cupboards thi~ is a good time to do it. •Unpack your car. • Review your floor plan to refresh your memory of where fum 1ture and appliances will be placed. • Make sure the utilitie!. have been connected. and follow up on any delays. •Confine your pets to an out-of-the-way room. You migb1 even consider boarding them ovemight at a l<>l-nl kennel until you·re ...ettled. • Be prei.ent when the mo\ing van amve,. Be prepared to pay the mmer before unloading. • One person l>hould check off mventory sheet<> as itemll are unloaded. while a second pe™ln should direct mme!". to "'here item!> should be placed. • When all item!\ are unloaded, unpack only what you need for the first day or two. Focu11 on creating a sense of home f<>r your family. and give yourself al least two week.\ to unpack and organize your belongings. Mayflower ranb as one of tlll nalion 's leading transPortation seniice compt11_tus, specializing in worldwide transpoilation of household goods, ekctronics, tradl show exhibils and general commodities. 8as1 in Carmen, Ind., Mayflower Transit u represtnted by mort tltal 750 aientt «ron the globe~ L.. Broad moor Harbor View Hills Thi.s exquisite reconstructed home has more than 3,SOO ~uare feet of living pace. The beautiful muple wood coffered ceilings complement the 48-foot-long skylights creating a spine of light to the main living areas. There are four bedroom.-.. two bar.h! and powder room. Thc upper level has three large bedrooms. one with a magnificent ocean/bay view. The private master uite i on its own level with an eJtquisite marble master bath complete with ovcrsizrd pi tub. Thc formal dining room ha whit wa hed coffered ceiling. beveled mirrors and French doors. A ~paciou family room complete with a French limc~tonc fireplace, cntenainment center afl(l oak noors. The pn>perty is ideal ror entenainina wilh a large. private yard and patio. built-in barbecue. lovely Bnglish gardens, dramatic waterl'&ll and lhlllow poohuld Ii~. OJ/nl•INS.•Cd~ MtMlllM.h--. C..N~ ,,..., .... '"'*,..., _.,,. ... """ ... ~ f1U) ...... CANYON IWFFS S159,900 Spacious 3BR·2~-condo. Extra lg bedrooms. Balcony on master bedroom. 1551 sq rt per tax rolls. Rrel>lace. 2Jcar garage. Private patio. Priced to selH(10NAN) .. ~ < >Pl ~ 11< >l. . ...,,_ "'·\fl HD:\\ COSTA MESA 393 BayvkwT~ (1-4) Jerrie Mahoney 2845 Fl rre (1-4) Pit Davis 3329~(1-4) ~Oswald 607 BroolMisw Way (12-t) Dick~ 347 Mont. "'-(1-4) Jerrie~ 976 Azalea (1-4) Elsi Hoyt llUNTINGTON RACH 8737 Con.I Sp (11-4) Ilene Anderson 8633 POl'tola (11-t) "'"' Anderson $224.900 $279,900 $228.500 $167,500 $179,800 $252,900 $99,000 $119,900 ot '1 '\ 11< >C "'i ~ '\I>\\ 419Glowc11t1 (1-4) Bonnie Tunw 393 ..., ..... T-(1-4) Jente Mftnly S47 ,...... "'8ita (l-4) Jenta~ 3359 ,......,.. (1-4) Elu Hvtl 1850 ~Ct (t-4) PatDM llONTINGrON 8EAOI 19462 Pc ; mo •106 (1·5) Shnoll.. . 8751 c-(1-4) My. NE'tUPOm' 8EAal 380 vm..,..... Dr. (1-4) Smt1-- $179,000 $224.900 $179,IOO $319,900 $322,000 $269,900 $274,900 $282.000 SANTA ANA HEIGHlS $1,9,950 Large 2BR 2XBA townhome close to Newport's Back Bay. Spacious loft area, rear patio, 2 car attached garage. Close to shopping, commuting and Santa Ana Country Club. (15BRU) . --BACK BAY ELEGANCE $~.900 Ocamatic windows & elegant detailing enhance this huge 2QR 2~BA 2 story twnhm w/over 1930 SF of livfng space! In prestigious Bayview Terrace! Community pools, spas & tennis. can now! ........ .....ml/ "ONE Of A KIND" $218 800 3BR 1¥.BA. fam room with high beamed ceilings. Expansive grounds are beautifully landSC8Afld. Cozy fireplace. Remodeled gourmet kitchen. Private~ & sauna w/2 redwood decks. French doors. Skylight. (14SHA) UM~ SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY U!'n'ris 1a~:~:eff ~ adorffflle 1 BR 1 B~il~ car oar. Shows light & brigh~ mNl..PQ<)ls. spas & teollls. Quaint gated community. tW) SOUTH COAST METRO • BANK RfPO S14,MO This Lakeshore unit hi!.S 2 master bedrooms. flreplace11 and patio. T!Y FHA. Sel!ers out of state. • Must weu now. Just reduced $30,000 (28fAI) ~"r1'fJ~Llf"~: ~in a park·like$:w':. Large living room & bedroom. Neutral tones. Beacl1 cloSe. Tennis. pools, spas etc .• etc! (87COR) ACCOO ON VALUE $121.toO Sharp three bedroom 2 full bath condo. Two car garage, fireplace, newer Berber carpet. You won't Delieve at this price: costa Mesa location. (93EIG) QUIET LOCATION $142.• f!eoant 3BR 2~A 2 c att Ol{age. Inside location In a clean quiet upgraded complex. Comm pools. spas and te~nisl Near South Coast Plaza, twyS and morel (61RHI) Best value in Brookvlewl wner's transfe"~i.f· RB.OCATIOll fORC(S ~ $1111,ri are motivated! Beautiful 38 ' (huge master) 27»W\. car i lt Qal'J08. Inside lau rf, comm poolS, spas & tenniS ·Call nowl (64WHI) TIM.Y DBJ8KTfUl $117.• Tastefully 11~raded 38R 2!h&A tear att ~r. Central ~~ of • inside taundry .. Elq)andell ~tio f~r 1ri!l'.ML an1aStiC area. great pnce • Calf before It goes! (608R ) • lfllAIH lllTO...... *1•.• 3~BR 2.5BA. 2 car att _gar w/commullitY. nnisl Wa~hef/dryer a-mlcro/ranQ!!6iteJn,CI ~ let comp1exl Ckise to shopping.( 2SfA) IAY DBJllHT $174,• d8d & quiet enliinlt. Close to Back Bay. Large t~ 2 car gar, oven. 11noe. Berber carpel W~ around patlO. (34 I) LON& IEACH U'UX ~17,• Good area Al~ays occupltd. Well~ro In ined & recently riturblshed. All units have 1 B . 1 A. Call today ()(I tlllS fantastic opportu~. (2 ) PRICf OF OWNERSHIP HOMEll $119 IOO 3BR. 28A, 1800+ 5:11 ft hardwood firs. Cozy fireplace new car_pet, roof, furnace, formal dining, upgraded kitchen.Beautiful park-like yard. (17KEN) CHECK THIS OUT! S11UIOO Reduced! 3BR. 2XBA, 2 story Country Club Villa. Great location. View of p0ol & .!I.rounds. Security gated. Owner will carry 1st. (303CL) UlllEUEVAILE PRICE! $1tUOG Newport Beach peninsula near the Newport Harbor Ya~ht Clubl Steps to bay & beach! Weir maintained 2BR 2BR w/garage. flreplace.._wet bar. ceiling fans1 lioht bright patiO. Galf to<fay. I niS beauty's gOfta gO (818AL)l . SPECTA.CUlAR SOMERSET S1M 511 Big bright beautiful & private 3BR. 2 full bath townhome. Almost new carpel Stained glass entry door & tile entry. Huge master wlUi mirroreCI wardrobes. Comm j>ools & spas. (91 LOM) AISOLUTElY BEAUTIFUL $214,toO Big, bright & spaclo.11s. 3 huge bedrooms. 2 lull balhsl Hldden in one Costa Mesa's best keot~retsl Quiet family street. huge lot. great price! (f3GAR) UNMDEI GALORE $22t !Ill Southwest ·rruiOns In this llght bright & a.ir. 3BR .• 2 tiled baths me. Vaulted ciffings, s~ious fami!Y room. Cozy reJ>lace. Rqi::k fountain & spa inside atnuml Ouliet cur-de-sac. c33.t:LA) PON.AR CMIB.OT Jm -Vaulted celllo0$. co~ firep~formal di1:11ng. i\uoe remodeled kltthen. s1 l6us . 4 large l>OOrooms. 2 tal.t!lfully upgrade~ths. rlvate p0ol & spa1 (97AZA) HUGE PAaflC RANCH $m -Great Huntinaton Beach local! Hu11..e 4 BR, 2~ 3 car garagel New carpet & paint. Gourmet kitchen. Hu_11_e_master, tam rm, bonus rm, den & morel (19POM) Ofl GOlf COURIE $m •• Gated community • on golf couru • uo~•nd vslenit condo • wlttl two master sult11. Close to lboa 1 and Fashion Island • No Mello Roos. (38VIL DELIGHTFUL DUPLEX $215,987 Well maintained duplex in good area. Eacil has 2BR 1 BA. private yards. One story, always rented. Excellent investment. Call today for more information. (21MAP) CUSTOM' BEDROOM $195,000 Custom 4BR 2BA home built with highest standards & quality. Features family room. & den! Large kitchen with tiles. Located on huge R2 zoned lot! can now. (21MIN) A BIT OF PARADISE $212 900 48R-' 2~BA, lam rm with French doors & windows ovef1ookino inviting "child proof" P.OOI. Upgraded hm. gated courtyd entry. Complete privacy. (34SAN) MARVELOUS I S2M,IOO Enormous 480 2:.4BA home with formal dinino1 family room bonus room & morel Over 2400 SF o liviog s11ace) Upgraded throughout\. R'{ access. & parkfng Call on this beauty today. (14~NF) WHAT AH OPPORTUNITYll S2M ttl Mesa Verde hidden 2·sto(Y. 1BR & B~d n. ~oo· covered patio. Upgrades ttiroughout. Ex Ive area • close to golf courses. parks & shop. N) UY AND SUNSET VIEW S33UOO Baytront pool boat slip available. Huge tiled lanai securiW buil<fing, wood floors. lar~_rooms, lighf and bright. great vacation home. (31fER) Sft.ASH INTO SUMMER $359 000 Gott course lite without the price! Wonderful ~BR. 2¥.BA with spacious familY. room on quiet cul-de-sai;. Oversized master suite. Private pool & spa. (27STA) OWllER WANTS OUT $351 711 Drastl~lly reduced! Betutlful custom built ~BR 2~ hOrile In e~uslve Mesa ~rde area of Costa Mesa. tam room, 2 fire ces. A must see for the °l:s1esl rlv~te pool ~-Hu~ lot on orivate cul·de-sac. Close to Mesa Verde Country CIUI>. (31HAI) ~smE sate.• Quiet, deslnible 3BR. 2~BA Newoort HeiohtS home. Spaft0US dining"' dual fireolace. brioht & opeo with vaulted ceilings. orino an offers. (381:AP) fAIT1I)( LUXURY Pt5 -VtrY desirable neighborhood. Custom built ~BR. 28A + den. New tile roof, capper olumbil)Q. furnace & dishwasher. Cul·de·sac Joe. Cozy fireplace & more. (47WAL) "'OPQm ...... reat value Ill ~horesl Reduced by thousands • t the bank on this c11stom 3BR 4BA IU)(l,lrioUS . Laroe master & votu.me ceilings l27BAY) FIRST TIME BUYERS NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD, CALL US TODAY TO FIND OUT WHY! , ' _, ........--..-' ' ·~ _-.. --. ---,•-...-.ii:~· I ~ • .• - -:.1 ... ... -. NEWPORT ISi.AND: Own a piec;e -of the pie The best kept secret in Newport Beach BOUNDARJF.S: Newport Island is a pie-shaped. man-made island which borders 38th Street to the cast.. Channel Place to the north and Marcus Avenue to the south. HOMES: There are 117 properties on the island of which 74 are wateyfront. STYLE: Even though the entire island has R-2 1omng. the mix between 'ingle family re.,idences and duplexes are very i:omplementary. NOW LISTED: A' of August 9. there are two properties on the market. Both are waterfront and priced between $569,000 -$699,000. During the previous 12 months. there have been two 'ales, both waterfronts, ranging between $575.000 -$650,000. COMMUNITY FEATIJRES: Newport Island has a city park which is on NEWPORT ISLAND .. A SUCE OF THE PIE" the channel and f catures a playground for resident children. two barbecue pits. picnic tables. large grass area and a basketball court. SCHOOLS: Newport Elementary, Ensign Intermediate and Newport Harbor High School. SHOPPING: Lucky's Shopping Center is within a five- minute walk and f caturts restaurants and speciality shops. SOURCE: Robert Taylor of The Prudential Newport Realty. 3377 Via Lido, Newport Beach 92663. (714) 673-7300, ext. 29 If you would liJu to submit a Co•ununily Profih of your Jann ana, pkase /o/JJJw tlte above formal and etU:lose a llMJ/I ollJlilu (Tho"'41 Guitk) of IM llllll alo11g wills a photo of a cu"'"' li.stUtf. Tiu tkscription of the pro~rty gou uni/er the "Now Us~d" ltCtWn, &nil tM UifonNllion to Joyu &lurer, Daily Pilot, 330 W. &y SL, Cosio Mesa, CA 92627. lfyou luive tmy quulWns, pkas~ caU (714) 514-4242. Grubb & Ellis agent presents The Terraces at local expo B.J. Johnson uses expertise on the community to inform seniors of its benefits According to 8. J. Johnson. her goaJ was to tell the 300 seniors -who recently attended a Senior Resources Center Expo at the Oa.'lis Senior Center in Corona del Mar. about the many amenities at the adult community. Located close to the Oasis. The Terraces i'I the only adult community along the coast in this area. AJJ the homes are one lc.vel with prices in the $300.000 -$400,000 ranae. dcpcndin3 on size and location. There is also a communit)' pool and clubhouse. B. J. Johnson (left) and friend Virginia Narlce at the Oasis expo. CoU B.J, Jole111011 of GrNb & EllU Rnll#lf!litd RHI &"* Snricn, 2J ~ n.i., S.ilt 190, N•"""1 at«lt, (11') uuzoo. Here's an easy way_ tO own Your dream home Home hoppers searching for their dream home no longer have to sacrifice their dreams to afford their new home, thanks to William Lyon Homes. inc. and The William Lyon Company. During the companies' "Yes You Can" promotion beginning Aug. 19. 1995, home shoppers who qualify ft> purchase a Lyon home by November '30. f 995 will be eligible to\vin incredible prizes, including a complete home office, a dream vacation package. a college fund, two personal watercraft, season tickets to The Pond of Anaheim. a shopping spree at South Coast Plaza. or other dream prizes. By visiting a Lyon saJcs off ice. home hoppers can also become eligible to win mountain bikes, annual passes to local amusement parks. "exercise equipment or other prizes. No purchase is necessary. The Lyon Advawge Plus Giveaway i part of The Lyon Advantage Program. which offers borne buyers four innovative solutions to the most common problems associated with buying a new home: The Lyon Pinancial Advantage. The Lyon Move- In Advantage, The Lyon Tux-Buster Advantage, and The Lyon Resale Assurance Advantage. The Lyon Financial Advantage program is designed to assist buyers with stcuring financing with low or no down payments and reduced clo ing costs when purchasing a new borne in one of the nine participating neighborhood . The Lyon Move-In Advantage program assures residents their home is equipped with the day-to-day necessities upon moving in. Through this program. such options as front-yard landscaping, appliances, window coverings and other upgrade may be in talled and afor USC as soon as the family takes reside The third program. the Lyon Tax-uster Advantage. assists buyers in reducing property taxes. homeowner association dues and Mello-Roos payments. Buyera taking advantate of thi proF'm can receive assistance In scheduling and paying these assc mcnts. Finally, the Lyon Resale Assurance Advantage program helps buyers in &eUing their existing home. With this program. bu1ers can rest assured knowing their CJ1.1sting home will sc:U qukkJy and at a fair price, usin& Lyon'$ .. Pua Tluu" assista.ncc. The four adv~~ n available at the ·ili!'S)e-fam.ily detached home neighborhoods of Lyon-Highlands and Lyon Estates io Trabuco Highlamb, Lyon HeighJS. Lyon·Breeu and Lyon Hills in Foodiill Rancb. Lyon Horirons in Aliso Vtejo. Heather Ridge and Willow Brook in Corona. and Briar Clase in Chino Hills. All of the participating ne~ demonstrate William Lyon's 'CariQI' approach to home building. Lyon Breeu, one of three Lyon neighborhoods ~ in the popular Orange County community ofi Foothill Ranch. offers three-to foor- bedroom. detached hi IL idc homes. priced from $179.990. Lyons Hills i a di tinctive neighborhood of three-to four-bedroom view homes priced from $204.990. The exclusive hilltop homes of Lyon Heights offer up to five bedrooms. and arc priced from $249,990. From its praligious location atop .. rolling hills of Aliso Viejo. Lyon Horizons commands panoramic v1cw1 of the sunoundina ~just four miJcs from the cool shores a( t.aauna Beach. Lyon Horizons offers three-to four-bedroom detached family homes. priced from just $214.990. Located within the serene. planned community of Trabuco Highlands. Lyon Highlands offers a distinctive collection of four-to five-bedroom, one-and two-story homes which arc priced from $224,990. For larger families, Lyon Estates features four-to six-bedroom floor plans and offers commanding views of the SaddJeback Val ley. Lyon Estates homes are priced from $252.990. Heather Ridge. located in the scenic master-planned community of Mountain Gate in Corona. offers one-and two-story homes with up to four bedrooms priced from the SJ 30.000s. Neighboring homes at Willow Brook feature up to fi\e bedrooms, with prices starting in the $150.000s. Briar Chase. located in the master-pltMed community of Gonion Ruch in QinO HiOs; offers homes with up to 6~ bcdi'OOO priced from the $230,000s. For more infonnation about The Lyon Advan~e Plus Giveaway and the Lyon Advantage Programs. please caU the sales offices at: Lyon Brceu (714) 586-7402: Lyon Hills (714) 587-1552; Lyon Heights (714) -457-04 10; Lyon Horizons (714) 591-8693~ Lyon Highluwh (714) 459-2827; Lyon Estllcs (714) 4.SC}..5402; Heather Ridae (909) ~ISS7; Willow Brook (909) )71_:.1002; Brtlf Olle (909) 59'7·2119. BAUIOA • AM> Btautlful 1ernodelld kitchen. 'iOllring oe:illog In owr1ize llvlng rm, qew French doors In 4BR, t\llO story. Lg brick petlo, second sto deck.1 ................................... $675.000 BALBOA m.AM> Mint condition duplex. 2BR main res. Large living room with brick fireplac.e & ~ kit. BeautifW patio between units. 28R CMr 2 car ........ $519.950 MLW mAND Spacious duplex on one of the best streets. Pr.tty brick patio. 28R main res. w/beam celling & fireplace. lBR R. apt. w/ te entrance ....................... $529.500 UDO IRE Remodeled 3BR In a premier location. Smny south facing patio with French doors from MBR's & spac1ous 1111. rm. Reio forces rnoi.ie. Saatfloe ............................. $509.900 .. CORONA DEL MAR COllONA DEl MAR Panoramic views from roof top & MBR w/fpl & 2 balconies, 3BR. 2BA, liv"Tm w/fplc. Separate dining. Modem kitchen.. . . ........ ····· $495.000 WEST NEWPORT NEM YEllD£ 4BR. 3BA. two story on a quiet street. Hardwood floors. upgraded kitchen and baths, formal dining room. Immaculate!....................... . .. $155,000 MESA Vm>£ Pool & RV access w/dooble gate. Private fenced yard. 4BR, 2BA, comer location with great curb appeal. CloSCt to schools ......................................... $1S9.000 NEM DEL NAil Large home at a low price. SSR, 3BA, formal dining rm plus kitchen nook. One bedroom down. t rth . $114 500 . 110N11CBLO Townhome owrlooks wide green belt. 2BR, l .75BA, 2 car att gar. Huge master bedroom, 3 patios. Job forces rncl'le ............................ $119.tOO D .... ' .. Qlllrllliil ....... .. ' i John W. Nordstrom taught us a few thillgs about selling shoes . And even mOre about selling real ~state. Introducing a promise so strong, we put it in writing. \'\:'hen John W 'ord.,t rom o~ned h1!> fin.1 shoe store in 1901. rhe former gold miner and lumber- 1ack from Sw<.'den knew his !>Uct·ess or failure would he determined hy his cus1omer11' first impression11. He felt that he had to eam their trust and inspire the kind of loyalty that would keep them returning. Today, that time-honored tradition is stiJl the key ~ to the success of the busines:, Mr. Nordstrom founded nearly 100 years ago. At RE/MAX South County, we believe the same philosophy is a perfect fit when it From gold miner comes to real estate. and lumberjack to consistently recognized as suc~I achievers. Indeed, most of our agents have retail magnate, John W. Nordstrom was a man with a singular vision. Announcing the RE/MAX South County SiGNAnJRE PROJtJS£~ Our pledge of service is so strong, we've put it in writing. Think of it as peace of mind on paper. Some would say it takes a lot of confidence to put this kind of promise in writing. That doesn't concern us. Our concern is your satisfaction. Your home is your most important investment, and you deseive to know exactJy what to expect ' . To shoppers, 1t was comforting to know that john Nordstrom stood behind his products. lrvfact, he staked his reputallon on them. But it was even more comforting to know that his products and service were worked their way up through the ranks to join us. As a result, we thought it was high time th2t our unsurpassed level of service excellence was backed by something as solid as our reputation. when you're buying or selJing it Contact your R10MAx South County agent today, or call us at · any of our South County offices and ask for your personal copy oL our unique SiGNAroa PRoMisE ... worth every dolJar. Call your local RE/MAX South County Newport Beach agent for a copy of our SJGNAWRB PROM/SK• 7 60-5()()() . RF/MtlC . S SOuth County A Promise Based On Our Reputation, Our Reputation Based On A Promise •Coto/Canyons: 459.0077 •Huntington Harbour: 846--9660 •Lakeside: 454-8220 •Huntington Beach:. 5 36-8000 •Laguna BeaCh: 497-4000 ' •Mi.Won Viejo: 582-0222 Each Offioe Independently Owned & Operated •Mooan:h Reich: 661-1400 •SlliJaan Ca~o: 661-66}6 •Newpcx.t Beaeh: 760-5000 •RcloC:atiao 5emm: 1.-0:.270-REW DESIGNS FOR LMNG HOUINE CALL NOW FOR YOUR PERSONAL TOUR *1-800-914-5 756 l ~ f I t -( ) L /I{ r C LIS TC ) . \ 1 I J \ 'I \ '< ~ II:\ l~B<JU VI r \ \' Seller Bought Another Premium Location Totally rebuilt SBR 3.SBA with attention to " detail. Go!Seous hardwood floors, gourmet kit~Pella windows and childrens play room. Exquisite master suite. Walk to park & sdiools. Call to see today! Reduced for Immediate Sale. WAS $i89 \JOU NOW $849 900 Costa Mesa beauty Tllis three-bedroom. two-bath home in Costa Mesa has many amenities. The large master suite offers a sitting room. ceiling fan. skylight and French doors. Featured in the living room is a double-wide. four-foot fireplace. Spani h pavers in the entry and skylights throughout the home. Offered at $210.000. For more inf ormation call Jtrrit Malwmy al ColdwtU Bank.tr, (714) 722-1739. Ught and bright Light and bright four-bedroom home in Co ta Mesa with an open floor plan, newer carpet. fireplace in the living room, two-<:ar garage and a large back yard that is private and quiet. Offered at $214,900. For Mort in/ormalion call, Bill Lupis aJ ColdwtU Banker (71') US-SOJO. (. Reserve an ocean vieW in San Clemente guarded so parents appreciate the privacy The two-story Plan Two features three-to and security this offers. There are highly five -bedrooms and three full baths in 3.087 rated new schools nearby and the city's square feet. A country-style kitchen. beaches and parks provide lots of recreation adjoining the family room. open to the rear and sports activities for children, too." ' patio and area and offers hillside. valley and Del Cabo is situated on nearly 70 acres of ocean views. A lru:ge bonus room upstairs property and will offer a total of just 50 can be an office, children's study or homes. entertainment room. "We enjoy the lowest density of any The Plan Three, with 3.350 square feet neighborhood in our area," Fairbanks i;uid. offe~ four-10 six-bedrooms and three baths. "Most of the landscape is kept in its natural One of the bedrooms and a bath is on the state, perfect for kids to explore and hike." first floor and can be a guest room or maid's The 180-degree panoramic views from quarters. A craftsman-style stairc;se with an homes include wide, ocean vistas. oak railing leads to the second level. This Saddleback Mountain. the golf cour..e and newly expanded floor plan now includci> a lights of the Forster Ranch valley. library room with balcony loft overlooking The homes feature classic California the entry. architecture highlighted by window -,huttel'\, Appointments include recessed kitchen wood rafters and window shelves. view and hallway lights. raised panel doors. decks and genuine clay tile roof Each custom ba.<;eboards and door molding. home has direct acce~ to a three-car garage botted-gla.'~ comer windows and raised with roll-up doors. entne-.. The homci. exceed current energy- $ 15.000 in J price reduction. financing Interior appointments include family ~a' mg requ1remen~ and feature added Dd Cabo Properties has ann,ounced the a.,.,istance or decorator upgrades. These rooms with wood-burning fireplace\ and tnsulation. an efficient water heater and a Bu)..:r Incentive Program on the remaining homes are priced al $329.000 and $339.000. every master bedroom includes a fireplace natur.tl·g~ forced air heating system. For 1"' 11 homes in Phase a of up to $15,000. Del Cabo al-.o offers homes in its third remotely controlled from the master bed. security. each home includes a fire Th..:'..: homes. which arc ready for phase. which i-. now under construction, Kitchens feature European-lltyle cabinetry protection sprinkler system and smoke 1mmcd1ate move-ins. are located in the offering large loL., and outstanding ocean with laminated interiors. ceramic tile detector:.. pri:,11g1ous gate-guarded community of Del view~. countertops, two large 30-inch wide ovens. Del Cabo is a private. gated community of C J~1 in San Clemente. "Del Caho offer.. so much value that we 're built-in microwave. four-burner sealed glass-50 homes. Two-thirds of the 70 acres remain b.1lh plan offers four bedrooms and three gening buyer\ from aH over." said Leslie top gas range , stainles!> i;teel hood with an its natural state. bath' nn 1wo levels with 3.087 square feet of Fairbank.'>. on-,i1e !>ales representative. "You warming lights, triple sink and energy-To visit Del Cabo. take Interstate 5 to San 111 ing .1rca. Both homes are on a private cul-!>imply can"t find values like this anywhere saving dishwasher. In each home. a Clemente's Camjno del E."trella ex.it. Tum di: 'Jl' near the neighborhood's two acre bol here." breakfast nook adjoins the kitchen . inland and the street become!. Camino del 111.·i:Jn park. One o( the homes feature~ With famil y rooms, bonus rooms. dens. Master bedrooms include !.paciou!. walk-Los Mare-;. Continue to Portico del Sur. tum u11htJnding hillside. valley and ocean views 1hrec-car garages and spectacular ocean in closets and volume ceilings. Ma!>ter bathi> left to Sombreado, tum left to Altura and left Thl· other home is on a very large secluded views. Del Cabo is attractive to families feature separate glass-enclosed ceramic tile to the Del Cabo model complex. at the 1op of lot h.1d .. mg up to acrei. of open space. Thi~ looking for a home with loh of room showers. oval contoured tubs, two 'inks and the hill. l'\u:pt1onal boyer incentive program I'> "'It\ a great neighborhood for famil ies," ceramic tile countertops. Every home has an Two model home!> are open daily from 10 11tlcrc<l for a limited time. and only on the...e Fairbank.<. 'aid. '"faery home is on a private interior laundry room with plenly of cabinet a.m. 10 dusk. except Monda} when the hours t"n h1lme' Buyers will recei\e up to '-ul-de-,ac and 1he enlire community I' space. are noon to dui.k . For mllre information. call Ocean-close setting ·at Ocean RGi1Ch Premier coastal ~ <.pcclacu_lar tWO·\IO!) tntcnor eitpanse and extraordinary window dco;1gm to \Uch com munity has only a dclall\ U\ C~a\\IC concrete column~. coffered ce1ltng' and 'mgk -pane French f h · · door.. ew omes rema1n1ng Kitchen\ arc C\CCpt1onally spacious < 11g.1n11c <;uvtngi. arc bctng offl!red at \h,.,1 I lume~ · Ocean Ranch Re~1dence~. ~"" 1 ... the time to buy one of the fi\e 111111l·, remaining. The homes an: ready for mmcdmtc occup:incy. and with Shea 1lh:1 mg 30-day escrows. there is Mill time 11 ~nJ1ly the be t day of summer in a ,:.1111tful ocean-close rcsidehcc. Included 1n the remaining group of 'l11m~., 1s one of each luxurious floor plan. ~"mg buyers an e~cellent ~lcction from \\ h1ch to choo e. While the grand-scale l11ncn'1ion. vary from about 3.518 to 4.186 '~u,1re feet. a com.moo thread of luitury 111J architectural drama unites the homes. nJktng them vutunlly indJ tinguishable tmm a prestiaious cu tom re 1dence. Among the many exclusive 1ppointmenb that the homes share with inc-of-a-kind dteam homes arc bandy laundry chutes, central vacuum system. riolished-granitc kitchen and wet-bar :ountertops and sound-absorbing light :oncrete be<wecn tho ~t and second noors. In addition, the impn:ssive paciOUsness ;reatcd the opponunJty to augment the ;onventional aa,1e of livlna. dining and family room wilb sacb speclalir.ed spaces· is a quiet llbldy, a cocwaUcnt library/oflice. • NCNldoD room or a bonus room with unhiled ~illiHtiea. The 1crttir.j •c•t 1 cllnl IDlicbes that inspire awe .. aU...., .. -nnac from . . Highlight' include ceramic-tile fl oori.. Europcan-,tyk cabinetry tn a wide \elccuon of f1111 ,hc' and gla'>' cabinet doors in sclec1ed locatton,. For the utmo t in convenience. a lltainle~~ ~led vegetable ,ink has its own <.cparale disposal. and the General Electric appliance t·ollcction include' a deluxe range with five-burner ga)> cooktop. electric self-cleaning double o'en. built-in microwave, trash compactor and two di!>hwashers. In mo!>t plans. a cooktop island creates an elegant and efficient focal potnt. Tile pinnacle of lu xury is achieved in master suites featuring private retreats or silting areas. cozy firepla~s. cavem~us walk-in wardrobes, overs17cd Jacuzzi whirlpool n4» and separate cernmic-ti~e showers. In selected arrangements. a view deck adjoins the suite. To accommodate individual preferences, a long list of cu tom design options is offered. and one of the most popular is the Lucasfilm Home 1llX Audio System, the ultimate home I.beater. 1be system creates OlCatcr-quality. lifelike sound reproduction from video cassettes, laser discs and television program enc~ with Dolby Surround and all stereo mu 1c sources. Also ava~Je as options are a Sub-Zero ref rigeraaot with cabinet pa~b, cl~ orpniz.er system!<, ~trorue.secunty allnn, s...,e orpruzer, and mtcrcom '':'°Oc:ean Ranch Raidcnce addre bring with it aU the benefits of Bear Brand, California's premier coastal master-planned community. Along with its pectacular. ocean-dose setting. the ncigbborbood is enhanced by its own pa.rt and playground. 24-hour guarded gates, excellent educational ops)ortunities in the Capistrano Unified School Oislrict, ahd a host of nearby conveniences and attractions. including lhe Dana Poinl Marina. the Ritz CartlOO Hotel. fine restauraDIS Ind an wny of aboppina, business and enaertainlDeM cenlen. Wilbin .............. ...,,. .... Of dlia one-ot+ldad la clllaa II dt etl bY 1111 Ocean Rali:ll ieaadoa cealllr, db swimming pool, wading pool ond children's playground. playing field and scenic parb for biking. jogging and biking. To take advantage of the fmal opportunity to move to Ocean Ranch Residences. take lbc San Diego Freeway (l·S) south to Crown Valley Parkway and exit right. Tum left on Golden Lantern. continue for aboUc four miles, then tum riahe on Bear Brand and drive through the pai:ded &tie llO Ocelll Ranch. ,.. ...,.., ... ~-'"""""'-' ............ ~ ...... ,., .... , < ••••• , • ., _.... :i-a ,-... •PU>"'-"'°- .. • ... • , .... Maxine Montgomery, Vice President -Manager Salutes·Tne "Top Ten'~ Sales Executives In the Newport Beach office of Prudential Callfornla Realty Melinda & Marty Jones #1 Team Welcome to the newest "Top Ten" Brokers who have recently Jo.lned The Newport Beach Office of The Prudential California Realty Vicky Tsang #1 Agent · Lynne Valentine Mac Mackenzie Bev White Marilyn Read Barbara Amstadter George McGaffigan Clarence Yoshikane Anne Hoover Hugh Swanson Carol & John Karen Lynch Cordova & Mezger Gerry & Christa Jacobs Long ~ Represents a total In excess of $104,000,000 In closed sales volume through July 31, 1995. DOUllE LOT CUSTOM...,. ISLE llOIE Ovei 14,000 sq n. on the bay w/boat doclc ol 100'. Scar+ limo gar. Private po<>I & spa The best NewPort has to otter $11,•,• PRIVATE Ill.Alm Prrvacy & luxury w/ unparaletled views 88R suites, sub. parking Slip tor 2 lal~ boats ., ..... A IAYSIJI VI.LA On whrte sandy beaches w/vtt!#S ol lhe jelly + paviUIOO AA ifTC)eCCable residence done rn a timeless des91 Enlry courtyard $4,•.• 4 ACRES IHAIUI ESTATE H1S10rically burh Georgian equestiian est* wl&stall barn & riding arena. 58R. 68A. wine cellar, pool & spa . sa ••• •OF A Ulalll IM IUll t 0.000+ sq_ ft... 98R. 4-2.BR suites. 2 laundty rms.-mud rm, gyrn-w~. Rec. rm w/ malt shop 6 car garage. caretaker on lalte. Sold furnished. sz.•.• PBJCAI 1111 .... UTA11 Al'lnthat(Jl31ity &oerteaiontlulll. Lllgamderraneantmooa 112acn+lol 48R surtes. lrily rm. den Pool, spa & Olal views. am,• ......... ,. Beautiful~ hm wge_poo1, spa & wawta1L 48R. titntY •• =. exercise rm. II you like while & tJ1!111 -llis II lor )QI! " Lm .. UfPllHIT 38R, 3 ~n BA's + 2 half BA'S. boll cbi fol 2 S5' bolts. full~~. prha rool llip deck. newly dee. High celli10S. G1811l loc. on Nord.ti.--••• P• Ami Spectacular view eslate on 3.6 actes. 5347 SQ .• fl custom tudor home. 5br lfld sepaille guest house. Private pool W1d room IOf lennts & ~.-- • CMYll llJIAm Totany remodeled 68R, 6 5BA w1W9 guest qn. Pool. SOI. cabana. <MBlad lot golf eotne loCation A 10++++ ....... ....... , Jiil C°"*1Y remodeled to patedlon.. 58A, den, formal dinlllQ. gounn!\f ~ On .. biay w{a bolt sl_, & rietlainlng patio ...... .._._ 2 slofycustom~ 58R.3car..awdgnea . ._.., & views 118 CAIYOI, 1111 FADAY, VIEWS lncied1ble flag lot custom hm Comlortable now or ready for cosmetk'JremOOel Bv appt only-call for ITIOle inlonnauon. $1,111,• a.EOUI VIEW llESIBCE Pr1ee llfeatly redlced! Soacious 58R hm w/prlvate pool & spa Alchilectural beauty high alop Spygl3ss Hill wJsweeptng views ot harbor & city I~! Sobtect lo bankruptcy coort asiproval '1.•• •• ,., IUCll IAYJWm 68R. 4.58A. Spanish n'ditl, famtly rm+ l!JCfalion rm w/pool table & eq.iipment incl ttige pier & slip for 2 large yacfu. approxlmalely ~ feet + side lies oo main channel $1,411.• CUITOll ........ TD ca•umn SluoologCalifomiaa=ISlomhomelnthis•comm Oceao/ci= views ~le QUalilY 48R, 3.SBA. pool & spa. Gourmet's k • elegant mstr suue. open area. Call to see! $1,lll,• cumm-•1UWIU Wonderl\11 traditiOOal alilom hm on dllslnble lot in this -.i ooom. LoCS ol used bnck. This 2 5'ory, 58A tm & tlnlly room c6tfs great tinily IMno. Lllge twnlly room opens onk> ~ & belldu1fr appoinled masaer maliies this Vfl1tl hOme one _,_ ., .... ICUIVIEW ~ Yersailles on a ~ge con. lot w/pool, spa, octal\ & I~ views. 3 car ~-Nso for .. $5.:mtno ., ..... -·- ••OUl-----ESTATE SBR 4.SBA. clasSlc on ll>PIOX 1 1 acres Gourmet's dream kitchen. mstr suile w/ his & hers dressing area Rock wate<lafl, pool & spa, • car garage. professional landsc.aping .... SPYaMS 1111 Cl USIC B<eathlaluoo va w/2 ms11 suites + 2 latge BR's all on one !Ml! Pool tSfA lo rur/ front eour1yird + ptaygroond. .-n• IUUTIAllY ..... I& Clll• .. Maible ~158R. ex111 ~ Wnily room & bonus room. v~ lictt & brqt Sec system, puu1 aild spa. ~lat YllW ol mourntains Ind Cly l~ lrom most rooms .... PllVATE CUSTOM -. 3 tipi's. French doors, skytigtn. 4 ca-garage. huge lot. gourmet's ~. spa. sauna. -.- &:..a•MM The (Jllntessentlal CdM charmer on nearly a ~~actually 2 leoal bldo siles) In the best ~ flower Sll1I( localion w . The hm ls l!!i 2M remodeled lri '87 & updMI In '94 ----- UY a cm ....... =~·bay,"*' &cly 1111C¥iew 48R+sep maids.a• • IMAT LOCATIOI Approx 60" lot whtCh ts d1v1sible house tw new carpet and paint an<1 1s very l1~eable altflough Oliginal Rare opportunity to build your dream home on this 1drge parcel $741,• lf1COtln B.HAICE Prime quahtycrallsmanshtp, sope<blydecOlaledClly ltghtvteW S1tt1ng room oil mstr • suite f()( d1satmlnahng buyers -·• IUVIEW Bedul1tu~aded hm in galed conm w/v'rf!NS of city ltdlls & mtns 48A. 38A neutral custom clostts. security system. An coildrfioning & ~-l!llllll>- 1n9 Prt¥3 locatioo w,1ush ~ -·- IUUtwa lltlllll llllE ESTATU l~expetlSMLauCmloOOlinlheeslaleS 4BR.38Awtwonderlulview=I~ & mtns You cani hod a hm & view kle lhcs tor lhe ()(IWll .• OCUI VIEW IMUX A rare opoortun~ lor owner to hve 111 one & Id the miler -help w/paymenls South cl PCH & enioy ocan views -.- IDT IAYRllT Wl1I DOCI! Lcr#t!Sl puce & be5I buy f()( a bayfr~ home' Dock kif up to 3811 lJOall 38R °' 28R • elm. f 758.\ GaleOI -·- IU ISLAm BRUCf En JOY a country club tdeslyte from this upper tOOdo wJoo" course views V~lted te1hngs, rT¥Xlel pertect ssn.• HAllORllW v~ r:A::2ity ltghls rolling hilts Remodeled 38R & loft Can tia~ sep. Qrts • Owner may carry .• COllOU DEL MAR 38A, ox 2'400 sq II newer roof carpets patnl skyhghlS S44t.• SE.ACUFF OI THE &REEIS! Great execoti'tle tvn located close to the beaCh leaturews mstr suite w{l. walk -1n closets 3 llJ)I. den w/Wd bar Asscr. pooJlspa. $419,• 2 DWlllTFUL UllTS Fron( IS 1 $tort, uwded k1l lile n1s. trpl, skylts Bade und atso charm w/lrv rm & u & 1 BA down & all filed firs & Swedish lrpl 2 gd siled BR + BA up $411,- NEW LISTING -NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS 8•',• .Id I JBH Z '>BA '' t;iv f.iq•dy ~ "• I ,c .1kC ,, '" ' .; ofe~ (' · • 1· '1 V • ''~ 1 ~ ·~ fr~··1~~ r1~ \ p'J,...,' ~~ ' \t. lt~·\ " J ·' "I·· · , "' • A'<'" 1• b y SJ99 000 EITBITAmEIT l FAlaY ..... Fantasticlloorpf!nappox 2150sg It Enormousliv111garea 48R,28A bavw1nd0w /French ~s Skylight marble ITpl Bes! buy!I $411,• .. T_...I COllOU DEL MAR New T owohomes m Corona del Mar -iuSt completed 2 sold, 2 available 3blocks10 beach oceanc~iew decks. 38R. 2 SSA. Apptox 1~ 1800 ~ It Geal IOcahoot ...,, .... . IEWPOIT PEWa.A Excep11onat value lor this hOuse on an R2 lot Steps lo beach could be~ or condo conversioo SMI.• T1llTLE MCI 48R home wilhviewol hills, park and pool Highceihngs m ltv1ng and cl1n111g room. titectftoors. mmored wardrobes and lllOfe $111.• PllCEI TO SEW GreatQUteltocalion Mo!Mledsellef,submttoffersl 18Rhoose 1nfTootlol t:m.• llAUT'Fa IUffS CMG 38R. 38A uonied con00 In ga locabon Ml1ooking pool bbQ + eatll'IQ atea be'ieledglaSs lront OOOls. ble llOoB 11 enby kitchen Fnri:h doors. custom cabinets 111 garage. new ble & IUb. shower endow!e 2 enclOsed patios sae.• ............ 38R 38A uoorllded Mal; tel model Do•nstm BR could be office or den Custom 000rs. drmit entry. cuMd slaucaSe LMoe mas1et suite 3 car~--­sm.• ~-IUCll IEAUTY! Prl(ie ol oowershtpl 38R. 2SA. added lilmlly rm wJl~-in bar. Jem-a1re 880 French cloOfs 10 large pool & spa Rool 1 yr old Cul-<le-sae locatioo & ltpl $255,• lM8EST PUii • IEWPOllT CREST Suoer buy! 48R + lamtly rm Decoral°' f111tle, fireplace. great locahon -near pool & fenms __, • $Dt.• UIDEll GIOVE Btiat11a1)Y mo~lncood1t1on Newp;untedm&out Newcarpet La1gelam1tyroom wtrrpl Good neighborhood $1M,• WATmT•v.E Light. boght. 38R. very clean Seiter motivated! Musi see -what a deal ., ... $ 339,000 Sun ...,, 2135 Vista Laredo $ 239,500 Sun 'EPJEllM 3150 Breakers Or $1,995,000 Sun 1412 .>eacrest $ 579,000 Sat/Sun 4621 Orrington $ 899,000 Sun .C731 Surrey $1,095,000 Sun 332 Evening Canyon $ 799,000 Sun 204 Kings Rd S 800,000 Sun 503 ~Ave S 489,000 Sun ., 7 380W.Wllon1£102 S 168,500 Sun 452 Bfnrt IJ • 335,000 Sun 250 E. 22nd St $ 279,000 Sat/Suri 1 -5 J. Curtin 1 -5 B. Girling 2 -5 M. Brashier 1 -5 Natalie & Dave 1-4 K. Lynch 1-4 M. Cole 1-5 N.~ 1-5 DM 1·5 -- 1 -5 M.Jllk.f>*t 1 -• J. Debolt 1-5 P.Meny 1·4 G. Grabner lll.UClma 17 llarilico s 521.000 SlllSwl 1 • 5 J ...... S •.ODO SltlSur\ 1 -5 J. Plln1er '% s ns.oooSun $ 689.000 Sun 1019 Dolphin TerraceS 995,000 Sun 3 Ran>ow Falls S 419,000 Sun 2006 Seadrift S 619,000 Sun s 337.000 &11 s 223,000 Sall I 221.a&un 1 .... ,c M. Mink 2 -~ M. Jones 2-5 Rene 1-5 L Reed 2-5 M Jones 1 -5 B. Swindall 1·5 N. Tull'/ 1 -5 8. Amstidttt 1-5 M. Reid SBR, 4 58A custom private gated estate. Never 1· in. 5200 sq ft of living space, app. 1/2 acre lot quality throughout. $511,• Fonner J.M. P*s model. .aR. 4 58A in ouw• C'*>de Cm. Msi has bpi+ T walk-in~ Bonus rm. 3 car garage & lotely pool +gazebo ~ - 24 HouR Ao PROPERTY INFORMATION LINE 1-8()0-723-7723* (* THEN ENTER THE CORRESPONDING "Auo10 Ao" 1.0. NUMBER) 24 HouA AUDIO DESCRIPTION OF ALL P ROPERTIES IN THIS A DVERTISEMENT NEWPORT BEACH'S FIRST 24-HOUR BROKER BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT 791 Coye • Fan Dc~irned 4Bd. Suiles. 4.SBth • SBd Su11e. S81h. w/ two in Baths • 9Bd .. 98a • Plus Guest Quaners • Unda Isle's Most Bcautaful Home • Fonnal Dining Rm. Llbnlry. Remodel • Approx. 10.000 sq. ft. on Dbl. Lot • F11nlist11np Maybe Pwd1nsed • "Gold Coast" on Lmda Isle. Pvt. Dock • Sauna, Gym Rec Rm. & Mud Rm. $3,900,000 (Ad #660j) CORONA DEL MAR • LtNDAJSLE 3150 Breaktr.r Dnvt 45 Linda /.rlt • 3 Bd., Maxi's Room. LoO. Spa • Oceanfront Home. Toc:i.lly Rebuilt • Gourmet Kuchen w!E:ll·m & Wei B:ir • 6Bd • 4.SBa. 3 Fireplxcs • Enclosed ln1enor Atnum • Lowe~t Fee Price on Linda Isle • SBcl. 4B:i.. Gare Guarded • Approximately 80' on the Water • Creative F1nllllcing Available • S Bd .. Over 100 Feet on 1he Water • ln1erior Counyard with l>riva14 Pool • Second LarJcst Lot on hnda Isle NORTH LAGUNA BEACH 304 Wermourh • 48d .. 4.58a., Firepl:icc in L1V1ng Rm. • Occ1111 View Estate, lmm3CUlate • Bonus Room now used as• Gym (Ad #6609) $1,649,000 (Ad #4620) $1,189,500 CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4731 S.1rar Drive BALBOA PENINSULA. 208 East Bay Avenue NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS 3148 Con e Poaofino • "8cl. 281 , Rtmodcllod in 1986 • Flrqlbce in Masier Bed~ Siqlie Lncl • AJC. ()can A City Lisht Views • Newer 48d • 381., CUS1om Home • MBR Swte & lavinJ Rm. wJF"irq>lace • Lrs. Open Llvms Area. Vaewin1 83lc • 48d.. J B:a., Marllclla. Spa cl B B.Q. • MBR . Llv1ns It Fa.nuly w/Fircplace • Tropic:il Uniscipe. Ne-Mr Panel Cwpu Sl,G95,000 (Ad #6624) $499,000 (Ad #6601) PELICAN HILL 7 Sunset Vi.rta • 4 Bd .. 6Ba. Fireplaces. Pool & Spa • Spect Views of OcC31l & Golf Cour5e • Lot Approx 112 acre+ v.123 Palm Trtt.s CORONA DEL MAR 606 Ramo11a • 38d • 28a . Fireplace tn L1vtng Rm • Cny .t Ocean Views. Model Qualny • High Cc1hngs. Li~IOOC: Aoo~. Pool $1,095,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 507 Tusrit1 Avc1111c • 48d • 38:a.. Tot~ Contcmp Remodel • F'&Rplace 1n Living Rm. Ens G3l'dcn • Foot111J to Accomrnocbte a 2nd Aoor $485,000 Bcwuful rnntcmporaq lmnc terrace home with wonderful h.trbor, JCllV, occ.tn Jnd Cit\' lights news 4RR. 31·BA. pool, 'PJ \Julrcd u:ihngs. skylights, 19 doscu ,, 7024 Super locauon in Irvine terrace JUSt l block &om the park & remodeled 4BR home with French doors and sk)1ip11~ and large yard • 7022 $619,000 Annual ye;ir lear;e or Cameo Shores oceoin view home 3BR. 2.5BA, private pool, courtyard, jacunl cub & sauna. 1995 #1 Top Producers Top Team 4 Years! • !!VOTED BEST BUYS!! Beacon Bay at the Beach $449,000 LH 30. Beacon Bay, Newport Beach JuST RENOVATED! New roof, new plumbing, new paint,, new carpet and more. A wonderful lifestyle at the beach, -teoois couFt, on the.dock or at th~ark in Beacon Bay. Absolutely the Best Buy in ~eacon Bay! Z Heart Ranch-Sun Valley, ID $1 ,825,000 or Time Share -$456,250 p/unit (4) 1800's ranch includes main house, homestead house, two guest cabins, trout pond, acres of fenced pastures & the landmark barn. located within 1 mile frpm town and the ski runs at Mt. Baldy. Restored to perfection in 1991. Newport Heights $249,000 760 Tustin Avenue, Newport Beach English Tudor townhome with a wonderful floorplan, l large country kitchen, atrium, large backyard and I attached garage. This impeccable two bedroom, plus den and two-and one-half bath home will sell quickly! _ l Exquisite Eastside Costa Mesa $449,000 AbsoJutely exquisite 4 bedroom custom home with South , of France accents on one of the largest lots in the area. Fabulous landscaping, vegetable garden, roses, lawns with mature trees & a white picket fence. ·I 'l"Shows Like a /tllodel" Beautiful 3BR, 2.5BA home, open attractive kitchen, family room, new hardwood floors, plantatio~utters , and trench doors. Situated on a quiet interior street in this guard-gated community with pool & spa. A great buy! $399,000 SANDY Ml 11 MAN 729-7271 DIRECT LINE/PAGER New plan takes the burden off the homeowner Maxine Montgomery, The Prudential California Realty's Orange County district manager, has announced the new Peace of Mind Protection Plan. • "Sellers have gone through sheer trauma in the last coµ pie of years," she said. "Not only have they suffettd financial set-backs due to the correction of property values after the inflation of the 1980s. but many sellers have faced stringent financial penalties for failure to disclose. . "These homeowners needed a protection against lawsuit and a reasonable assurance they bad disclosed every fact The Prudential of California took the burden off the homeowner." California places some of the most demanding disclosure laws in the United States on the seller. Full disclosure means • accurately conveying infonnalioo of material facts affecting the property, yet few sellers understand what the law requires. This Jack of jnformation is the basis of a landslide of litigation. In order for the seller · to comply with the law and avoid lawsuits, the seller must know what should be disclosed. lporance of the law is no excuse. but constitutes negligence on the part of the seller and may be construed as malicious intent or conscious omission of material facts. The Prudential California Realty has designed a solution to procect sellers and buyers from the impact of non-disclosure. Once the seller sagos a listing a~ment;­ it bcoomcs. the responsibility of the sales associate to provide proper documentation and assure compliance with the law. Although this relieves the seller of some rcspon ibility, it si mply spreads the rcsponsibiJity out to more than one player and relieves no one of the need to disclose. Unfortunately. California is an increasing litigious state and lawsuits are on the rise against sellers. bu)ICrs and real estate professionals. To maintain a margin of safety for vulnerable sellers, The Prudential of California Realty provides a service to eliminate disclosure lawsuits. The Peace of Mind Package is the powerful protection plan created to shield homeowners from lawsuit. Property 1.0 . of California is a unique service offcttd through The Prudential of California Realty. Property LO. offers reports in an easy-to-read format which uooover bidden information that could prove costly to the bomeowncr. The package includes reports on such issues as: seismic hazard zone rating; mapf!~!r of potential danger zones and flood d areas. These disclosures a.re requittd by law, yet few sellers know their risk. Data is difficult to ptbcr from govcmmcnt agencies. yet the information must be provided to the buyer. The buyer is protected through the Peace of Mind Package. one of many offerings The Prudential of Calif omia Realty created to answer tbe needs of homeowners and bomebuyen. .. Proccction from the unknown is the key to peace of mind," Montgomery said. "Protection is what we off er our clients. because safety is one of the lnoQ impoftant elements of the American dream." Call 1'1u ,,,_"""1 c.Jqonu. RdltJ /"' """" Uifot"INllion, (114) 15~. MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION ON BAYFR()NT HOME! • 70 Feet on the Bay • Large Boat Slip • 5 plus Bedrooms · • Private Beach • PrfVate C~ard ~ . 515 HARBOR ISIAND DIL Enjoy this incredible Waterhont reslclenCe with· 70 feet of frontage on the bay 8' your own private beach with a large boat 811p. 1be views from this property are simply breathtaking. The interior has fl\te plus bedrooma, Including a large master suite with an adjolnl~ office. This beautiful home In NeW)>ort Beac Is taatefully redone throughotif. Miyuki Rann 729-7279 1. .. 644-0l95 ''Featured Properties OI The Week'' on Villas Specialist Melindci Mason Call 759-7700 CUSTOM BUILT DAVFRONT HOME . ' . ''CARNATION COVE'' 12223 Bayside Dr. Corona del Mar 4Bedrooms 4Baths Family Room NOT JUST A HOUSE AT THE BFACHll This home is a traditional BEACH HOUSE reflectina the finest features and Hualities which brought so many families to our envie<I community. Not a ~ 1 ttle concrete bulkheaded lot With some pink Mediterranean clone, but a truly wonderful, warm and substantial home Where you can walk across the white sand and wade riabt in -or -sail ~t off ~ur own propertY: Always maintafned with care and priae by long time owners. Modem and up<tated unprovements provide added Value and cofuforts. Preeented at: $1, 700,000 • SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT THROUGH JIUUnp & ~ llr1ltor1 , , . - · Greystone ViHas prove popular with homebuyirs Country·dub lifestyle and affordable prices are 1·.u.st a few of the qua 1hes In JUM more than one month. Grcyi.tone Villa,. a limited collection of 61 luxury. attached homell located in Coto de Cata. has almo't ~old out of it' fir..t pha.-.e,. The Villa'. 'P3CIOU\ noorplan~. ideal location adjacent to the Coto Golf & Rm:qut:t Club and affordable price!> are ju!>! i.omc of the quahue' buyer\ bt!lie\e contribute to the home'· great value. "Everyone fro m empty nei.ten. to fam1lie~ wi th children i~ atrracted to Greystone Vi lla' bccau\C it providel> the perfect ' combination of luxury and affordability in a premier gated location." ~aid Dawn Niehau,. a Villa\ '>ale!> reprel>e ntative. "There\ nothing cl~ like it in the Orange County marl..et." 0u11t b) Grcy,tone Homes. Grey\tone Villa' range from 1.869 to 2, 194 -.quur~ feet and feature two attractive !.ingle-story floor plan~ and one elegant two-i.tory dci.ign with pnce' '1a11ing from the low $200.000s. The Villa!\· three expansive Ooor plans mdudc twti to three bedrooms. two to three bath,. a9d the option of turning the third bedroom in to 11 den, in-home office. media room or 'tudy. Other outstand ing featurci. include !>paciou!. kitche ni. with breakfast nook' or morning room.'i. fonnal living mom' warmed by fireplace<,, pnvate ma-.ter 'ullc,, plenty of large wi ndows. and attached two-car garagci.. The Plan Three offer'> optional master retreat and gencrt>u-. backyard.\, courtyard' or patio' arc al\o available. The Plan One (MacKenzie) opens to a ~unny entry highlighted by hand-,et ceramk tile flooring. With 1.869 square feet. th1& plan ha' two bedrooms. a den or optional third bedroom. two baths. a formal dining and hvmg room. and kitchen with a ,p.1c1ou' noor... An ~hitectural mche w11h 'tcp 'helve' \Cparates the entry fro m the 11 .. mg room and make~ an ideal place to 'howca~ plants and artwork. A fireplace 'crvice!I a.' a focaJ point for the living room, which i~ open to the dining room for easy cntcnaining. The kitchen. with its adjoining nook. ill ideal for making meal preparation a relaxing family experience. This home's spacious m~ter suite I\& a charming French door that leads to the rear garden area. alld is highlighted by windows stretching virtually from floor to ceiling. The master bath includes a double-sink vanity, a separate tub and shower. a huge walk-in closet and its own linen closet. The second bedroom and den/optional third bedroom share a second bath. Another single-story design·with 2,046 square feet of living space. the Plan Two (Nicklaus) has a formal living room and dining room: generously sized kitchen with a morning room: three bedrooms, one of which can be turned into an optionaJ media room or den: and two full baths. In this home. a custom-tile entry leading to the kitchen provides a stunning view of the home 'i. rear wall of windows. which bathes the living and dining rooms in natural light. The kitchen has plenty of counter space and a breakfast bar that caters to casual meals. The adjacent morning room is perfect for an intimate meal. or curling up with a good book to enjoy u '>Unny afternoon. With i~ volume ceiling and private patio, the huge ma.<;ter l>Uitc b a perfect romantic hideaway. A -.ccond bath i!> convenient to the second bedroom. The two-Mory Plan Three (Trent Jones) include:. three bedrooms and three baths, and offers nexibility for its owners; an optionaJ loft or master retreat can be added and the third bedroom can be converted into an office or den. A sweeping staircase. sccond- story accent windows and plant helf above the doorway emphasize the volume ceilings in the living and dining rooms. In the rear of the home. the kitchen. nook and family room are filled with wann light from cx.pansivc windows, and the family room includes a fi replace and media niche. Optional French doors leading to the front courtyard are the focal point of the downstairs bedroom, which makes an attractive office with a conveniently located bath just a few steps down the hall. Upstairs. the master suite includes a large walk-in closet. and retreat and deck option!> are available to make thi' room a true respite. Accent windows above the sink and tub in the ma'>ter bath allow the sun or moon to light the room. A large second master suite with its own bath is ideal for guests. Greystone Villas' kitchens are designed to make cooking an enjoyable experience. Each floor plan features wonderfully spacious countertops. natural oaJc kitchen cabinetry, generous cupboard space and a dependable Pion 3 -Living Room General Electric appliance packa$e that include~ a gas cooktop. a 4.4-cubic-foot oven. a built-in microwave oven. a Potscrubber di hwashcr and Price Pfister double sinks with a wonderful pull-out faucet. Greystone also provides one of the finest quality amenities packages available in today's new home markcL Every beautiful Villas home comes with custom-quality amenities such as hardwood stairway hand railings, rccc scd lighting, interior laundry rooms, fireplaces with bras trim, sp:icious linen closets, Price Pfi ter toilets and faucets, central air conditioning and cu tom textured ceilings throughout the home. 1llC homes' elegant exteriors are highlighted by geometric detailing blended with wood. stone and stucco clements to complement the beauty of Coto's countryside. Overlooking the exclusive Coto Golf and Racquet Club, the Villas' enclave has wide frontages of beautifully landscaped greenbelts and residential treets in a n:itural setting with an average of 6.6 homes per acre. The Villas features countryside and golf course views, and ofl'crs residents a special membership to the golf and racquet club. Coto residents can take advantage of such amenities as an equestrian center, youth park. spol1S and recreation par\. and miles of ridina and bicycling~· Coco'• Golf cl Racquet Club features a 44,000.iquue-foot clubhouse, nine tennis courts. an ....- center and fltne$S room. and lbe fine privlfe 36-bolc aolf courx in Orange County. Just outside the gates of Coto. residents can shop at Trabuco Marketplace. Plaza Antonio, Rancho Santa Margarita ·s Town Cepter and Mission Vicjo Mall. To visit Greystonc Villas take 1-5 south to Oso Parkway and head east. turn left on Antonio Parkway and proceed to Coto de Caza Drive. tum right and proceed through the entry gate. Tr.lvcl a few miles down Coto de Caza Drive until you reach San Miguel and tum left. Greystonc Villas is located on the right at Vista del Verde. The sales office is open from JO a.m. to 6 p.m .• Tuesday through Sunday. and from noon to 6 p.m. on Mondays, and can be reached by calling (714) 858·7368. Gteystone Homes is one of the top fi vc homebuilders in Southern California. The company has received numerous industry awards for its outstanding design. construction and customer scf\'ice cff orts. Other Oreystonc South Coast communities include Lake Ridge in Mission Viejo, Vcntana at Tustin Ranch. The Heights al We thllls in La Habra. The Olen at The Fairways in Placentia and Ridgemoor Summit i1t Rowland Heights. Other Greystonc communities that are coming 5000 include Oak Ridge in Coto de Caza. Greystonc LandinJ in Huntingtoo Beach, Greystonc Grove in Las Flores and 1llC Oassics and The Estates in Buena Park. FOr information on tt.e.e and <*r . GreylfOne SoUda Cout c:ommuni• call (IOO)-. + ' Read the ingredients for building a house Nl•ed a Home Loan Fut? Nl'" technology may~soon mab it po"1hle to obtain a home loan. from ,1pplu:a11on to settlement. in a'> hule as t\\11 to five days. A pilot program 1.1111dm:1ed earlier this year by Federnl Home Loan Mortgage Corp. allows a loan oll 1l·er u~ing a q>mpoter to transmit an Jpphca11on 10 the agency and gc.J a yes or "'' .111 .. wcr back in minu1e-i. Electronic umkrwntang provides in tanl acce~~ to 111c·rged credit files and appr.u-.al data. .11111 u'c' a credit-scoring program 10 "1 n~n 1>ut poor credit rhk-.. ;\ccording paint; 15 doors and 12 window,. Lenders Lighten Up: According 10 a survey by the Con'iumer Banker-; A\!>OCaation. lender\ are easing their underwriting cntena to errJblc more people lo qualify for home loans. Among the findings: the average down payment on a SI 00.000 loan ha1, fallen to 4.2% for buyer' of moderate income; 93% of bank' Jrc more Oe\iblc when 11 (.'Olll1.'' to debt-lo· rncoml' ratio'; 94~ nm' luol at alternative \'"<IY' of mca~unng a h<>rTO\I er\ l·rcdat worthm..:s ... ; and 79'} '")' thi:y ha' c 1111111c mongage ftrr0 p.1111upating in the field IL''' 401l of applicant got ..A.._ h~rah1cd their M:mdard' :::::::::;:WWUll rcga1din!! length of time on the job. numbl'r of job' I held. etc. The \Urvey queried CO 130 financwl 1ns111utJon<, • • • ·' • • • • • • ' nallonwad..: Belcourt Cameo Shores • 4531 Gorham Dr. Open House Sunav 1 ·5 Picture perfect one story 4BR, 3BA home with flowing floor P:lan, spa and beautiful ocean view. Move In coridltion. $300.000 under all others on street $1,295,000 Pelican Point Fantastic view lot-dose to beach and golf course. Over 14,000 sq.ft. of flat land. Buyer selected this property as first purchase on the ~Poinr. A rare offering at Reduced to $1,045,000 Spy ..... HIH .1 ,c, within minutes. and 25% "~re able 10 resolve lender..' ljlll''llon-. within 24 hour.>. Proponents claim the '''tern can also resuh in 1;l\1Cf fee'\ and closing COSl'i. " . ...-..- \\'hat Makes a House a Home? Planning a Job-Related Mo\•e? · · · · · ·r1 so. you should al'o plan to tonsult your tax adv1'er. Many deductions fonnerly avaJlable 10 Magnificent 6,000 ~uare foot custom home. 4 car garage. libtary. family room, large game room, wine room, cul-de-sac street One of a kind! Owner will carry lnd TD BEST BUY IN BELCOURT! New Bedford w/4BR, 4BA, large bonus room wlloft, brand new kitchen with center island, granite oounters, sub-zero refrig + an extra large back yard wlpool & view. $875,000 hc1 wonder what goes into ths: typical H•rbor Ridge I 700 ..quarc..foot single famjly home? A(lordang to building lndu try research. the 11,t of mgredients includes: 9.724 b11Jrd feet of lumber; 4.614 square feet of pl)"ood heathlng; 6,484 ~uarc feel of w:illboard; 2.528 square feet of exterior fan"h (siding. brick, etc.): 2.500 square frl'I of ansulatiqn; l .992 square feet of roofrng materials: 750 feel of copper "mng; 302 pounds of nail : 280 linear ll'ct of copper pipjng~ 170 feet of pla.stac dram and vent piping: 90 feel of ducting; '\5 'ub11: yard o( concrete: SS gallons of homeowners were ehminated m la'>I year\ tax bill. rangang from closing and brolerage costs paid by relocatees 10 the cost of meals bought on house-hunung trip~. You must also move at least 35 male~ from your old re~idence to write off moving expenses. and you must work at your new location at least 39 weeks during the next year. If you quaJify. you can still deduct 'h1pp1ng and tran ponation costs. travel expen~s incurred during your final mo..,c and temporary lavang t'Osls up to a Jamil of $1.500. New custom homes to be built in the prestigious area of Harbor Ridge. From 4500 to 25,000 sq. ft. Call for more information. Big C•nvon Rebuilt home -over 4SOo square feet with 4 bedrooms. new kitchen and 4 baths, pool. 2 master suites. one up and one down. Owner will carry 1st TO with 15% down. FROM $t ,599,000 TO $7,ns,ooo $749,500 KEY LENDERS AND RATES 30.year fixed 30-Year adjustable INTEREST "' POINTS LOCK· INTEREST % POINTS MAX. MARGIN ADJ. TYPE PHONE RATE OWN (%) IN A.P.R. RATE OWN (%) A.P.A. LOAN (%) INDEX FREQ. Abacus Fina~~I Grp. R (7 14) 375-6666 _7.~5% 5 2.250 30 7.898 4.600% 20 1.250 7. 769 203, 150 2.450 110 1 M American HomeLoans A (7 14)955-3633 7.750°k 10 t .875 15 7.9~ Amencan Sa~ Bank _s __ (SOO_) 562-6272 -7-.8-75-% 20 1.500 • 30 8.071 51875% 20 1. 125 8.356 300,000 2.500 6CO 6M 3.950% 30 1.000 7.§37 1.000.000 2.350 110 1 M Bank of America _B _J_SOO) -424-2~2 7 875% 5 2.375 45 8.166 CahfomiaF.derai Bank s (800) 225-3~7 7.875% 20 1.750 45 8.098 6.250% 5 1.000 8.391 203, 150 2.500 1 TS 6M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.737. 203, 150 2.450 110 1 M -----Certified Funding Corp. ~ 4) ~see_1_00 ___ 7_.7_50% ___ 5 1.875 30 7.984 5.250% 20 1.000 7.857 500,000 2.050 L1M tM Coast Federal Bank S (800) 300-5626 8.000% 20 2.000 0 8.252 3.850% 20 1.000 7.7'J6 650,000 2.450 110 lM Countrywide Fund-ing___ K (800) 8n-5626 7.750% 5 2.000 45 7.998 5.000% 20 0.750 8.019 203,150 2.750 110 1M Detnd<Mortgage ~G~roup~~~~R___:~~1_4~)_75_~_96~92~~-7-.62~5%~~-5~_2_.1_25-=-·-30~~7._884~ Downey Savings s (800) 336-9639 7.750% 20 2.500 30 8.052 3.950% 20 1.250 7.613 600,000 2.300 110 1M 3.500% 20 1.000 7.633 500,000 2.350 110 1 M -----Emery Financial R ~1-4) 729-9200 7.750°/o 5 1.750 30 7.971 6.300% 15 0.000 8.399 400,000 2.750 1TS 1Y -------------------------Ftdelity fedef~~·=Ba=nk..:.;.:_~~~~S..........;(~800_...:..)_232_·2_309~~-8-.000%~--:-~-5~-1-.62-5~--:-1 _0~_8_.2_11 __ First federal Bank S (800) 672-4332 7.625% 20 2.500 30 7.925 First lnterstate&nk:.,_ ___ .....;::.B__:(!..:;.800::....::..!..)..:.560-_.;:;_500__:._1 _--=7--:.8'.'::7"'.:'.5%:-:----:20~--=2-.1-=-2s=--~30~~8.'"'."1":".38~ 5. 150°/o 10 1.625 7.863 203,150 2.500 110 1M 3.950% 20 1.250 7.813 203,150 2.500 110 1M 5.125% 20 1.875 8.662 203,150 2.750 1TS 6M Fleet Mortgage K (800) 700-5650 7.750°/o 20 2.125 30 8.011 5.250% 20 1.750 8.473 203, 150 2.750 1TS 1Y G~nda~Federa~IBan==.=k~~--=S=-~(800::.:..:~)560-~~9000..;:,,.;...;._~~7._8":".75~%:-~5:-~~-::-250::-:-~4~5:---8~.~15~2- Home,Saviogs S (800) 975-5051 7.850% 10 1.500 30 8,045 5.<><>0% 20 1.000 7.796 203.150 2.500 110 1M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.637 500,000 ~350 -110 1M Irvine National Mtg. R (714) 857·79n 7.750°/o 10 1.750 15 7.971 6.000% 20 2.000 8.803 500,000 3.000 1TS 1Y' -----Marina Mortgage Co. K (800) 808-5626 7.750-k 5 2.000 15 7.998 3.600% 20 1.000 7.833 500,000 2.550 110 1 M Oceanview Financial R (71<4) 651-6355 7.750% 5 1.750 15 7.971 6.250% 1Q 1.500 8.554 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y -----ProFed Mortgage K (800) 686-3756 7.750% 20 2.000 30 7.998 4.250% 20 1.000 7.914 .C00,000 2.625 110 1M -----------------Umon Bank e (800) 453-1288 7.875% 20 __ 2_.000_ _60 __ 8_.1_2_s_ 5. 750°/o 20 1.500 8.128 203,150 2.875 110 6M -----Westem Financial 58 S (800) 393-9372 8.<><>0% 5 1.000 30 8.143 6.250% 10 1.250 8.527 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y • Bof'I IQ(I & ldilllCIDle proot111N.,. 30r'30 corM1llollll INll1gl8n 'f1P9 ol l.Mldlr II: 8 • Blflll: K • mottgllOll blinker: R • ~ bnllltf; S • U""1g9 I IDen. Mol1gllge .,,._,and b!oUrl are IClrll9d b1 "'9 c.111ornia ~ o1 A91f E .... u ellfw ~ twoker °' corpottllorl, FOf lnb'malion Cllll Caltl ORE ll (818) 227-0931 lntlreel .._lot ld)l....,_ II 111 lnaodUdoly nne lot ltle Nr1t ~ pei1od, Oowft ~ 11 9l'/IOUnt of cU11 (Y. of Alee price) peld tO ..,., prior 10 11gnk1g mongage eonnct. Potntl .,. '!I. a( ban bll.r1CI peld IO "'* at time of loen doting. L~ 111'11 number a( dlyl _. guntlltM ... priot 10 doting, A.P .It. 11 lhe a!n.1111 f*t*t19 ,.._ wtllch II en nllfN9d 1MU91costoftr.toento1t1e bomlMf M A.P ~ t ere calculated by MMglgll News Co. bued on I '200,150loin-n,liepolrU~Ind1700 l*I IMa. The AP A.11119 lndUdlcl In .. cl\M lot OOl'lll*'l- ton~ wtWI ~ lor a loin, Fedlrll TMtMn-1..eldng law lequft$ lllnOllf1 IO e--. Ill A.PR apec:Mlc IO udl !Den ...... d ... *" .... rndmul'n lendll .. loen ).f'der ~Wms. Al Awl rate ptOgtaml 1'11119. ~ mum of $203, 150 ~ (fl "-1 11 lendlrl l)(OI ll\llgln • lndu • lldlJll 1111 alW l1fll adjusWIWtl. Index II the ba1s tot ~ _,, edll...,._ nM (Mllgin • lndall • Nw RMI) 1 fl> • 11 ltl 0..1. eo. of Fvridl. 1 TS • I· Y• Tl9NUl'f 8111, 1.8M • ~ L80f\. ll1S • 6-moncti Treuut'( Bil. 11CO • finonfl ll'Mlg9 C9flble ol dlpcJslt. A .. llJMllt F......-y II flt period~~ IM • 1-Monll. eM • a.Monb. 1V• I YW Al ratll llAlfed to c::hlllgia. VfAt ,. and WIN pltor IO~ lor • loel'I Al ...... pnMdf .... wlll cWlettn,.. Ind"""' tot dlllefw'c io.i ...... The lnbmalion ~le nol an on. '° !NIM."*' "°'.~ ... on how IO ll1CIP 1cH a~_,., a l.UO dl9dl peyalllt to M!ottQ110e Newt Co., 1910 E.. 1-nt St .. Su.-100, SanD AN. CA 8Z105 (714) ae-11n OOf'VRlQHT 1195 Mongage Nlws Co .. ........... • . ,... ...... -..;: ., . -· tJl) ·-- NEWPORT RIDGE ""The Pointe'' Hy ~tJndJrd f""'Jcific Sought aftu Plan 3 4 Bedrooms. 4 Bedrooms. 4.5 Baths. Bonus Room. 3 FireplactS. 3 Car Garagt, Gated Community.Quan & Canyon views 4 ~ Baths Hardwood Floors. Granite Counttrtops Marolt Flooring Ready for your decorative touchtS! Greg Lombardi 759-3751 Stell4 Worden 759-3729 CDABT NEVVPDRT PROPERTIES 4 Civic Plu~• Ste 2BD N•-ort •••cit 1433 KCBI. DBIVB Belvedere plan with 4 bedrooms, 2 baUl.e. Extn large family rm. AC a. BlecUonio air oleaner. 10240 eq.ft. lot with room &o expand. Very light a. airy wlriewa of IJUD.Mt • CaWtna Call VI Badon to show. tae&,ooo <C (Q.>JR(Q)N.A IDLEIL MAJR *JUST LISTED * INCREDIBLE VALVE* U!DDJEYUl.E VAl.111 -A Jll8I' SD Oc1.:orator'i. n1i.tom 3BR. 28A home urtli.Ucnllv dctuilcd v.1th the llnc"l of mut1.·rtnl.-.· a11d 1.:rnfi..,manshlp. Carn:d Fn.·1k.·h door... t.,1i;tom cnblncts. lrg fam. lh room. Master 1.ultc with lrg rctrcut., mirrored buth w/marbk counters. C~uum1cl kikhcn w/lt.allwi tile. Plct.ur· l'••quc gardens. p11Uo & !iOlnr pool on lnj.( 1.·omcr loL l"kUt.-ulousl} mulntulncd. Rcdmeed. #409,000 $1,295,000 (Won't Last at this Pricef) 3·5 Bedrooms 31/2 Baths 3 Fireplaces 3 car gara~ Family Room Bonus Room Nantuckd Perftct RemcxM Apprx 4200 sq.ft. home, & yard on lush canyon! O~n House this Weekend SAT I S\IN 11-4 &300 Redlaads DrlYe NEWPORT BEACH For Appt. Call Bob An~ll 64&-3033 JIM & PATTY MCDONALD • McDonald CdM Homes Fred Sands Cocultal PropertleB 759-9070 ' New Ll•tlng Herbor View Hiiia Coronede&Mllt- 8749,000 • 180° view • Gated entry & brick courtyards, fouatainp spa. • Totally remodeled & expanded adult home.• •French doors, cust.om cabinetry. 3 fireplaces, format entry. •Huge master suite w/fireptace AMC Prapertlee egerlf./owner 7110-1884 laviNE TEaRAcE 1927 KEWAMH Dain LuxuRy CUSTOM OOME .. jUSl COMplETE<U Hi<fk C£iliN<fS, liMESTONE ~iNG, cftERRy wood CAbiNm. 4 bdR•, } , ~ IM, ktJGE fAMiiy ROOM op£NS 10 \lrdtEN. } .. CAR GARAGE· MARiAN Phillippi . 7,9,J721 CIAIT NEWNIT PR•PEmu •a. ................... ... ---i ' .~!i';.,....-: ~·"" a -'---·'~·-4~' BALBOA PENINSUIA 2034 E. Oceanfront 3BR S 12 30 5 30 $1 un : - : ,595,000 Owner 213-214-7872 CORONA DEL MAR 212 Carnation 3BR Marlcetrends Real Estate 673-9041 306 Hazel Dr. 3-5BR Jim & Patty McDonald McDonald COM Homes 759-9070 COSTA MESA 2341 Fordham 3BR George lane/Prudential Nwpt 760-8834 2386 Westminister JBR By Owner 548-5402. 309 Broadway 2BR <Mner (818) 752-2557 NEWPORT BEACH 1224 W. Bay Ave Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 2188 Vista Entrada Owner 760-8834 SBR 3BR Sa~ 1-3:30 • $565,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 $1,295,000 Sunl-5 '$209,000 Sat 10·4 $245,000 Sun 12-5 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 $2,499,000 Sat 1-5 $349,000 2300 Redlands Agent 642-3033 3BR 3131 Corte Marin 3BR Sandy Mittman/Prudential Calif. 729-7271 474 Westminister 3BR Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 508 Via Udo Nord 4Br Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 512 Via Udo Nord 4Br Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 Big Canyon Villas 2-3BR Melinda Mason Barbara Sanregret Realtors 759-7700 D Sun 1-S $409,000 Sun 1 ·5 $399,000 Sat 1·5$375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,699,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,495,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 $339-469K D Two-story atrium graces Costa Mesa home Dramatic window and elegant detailing enhance tliis two-bedroom. two and one-half-bath home. Fcatu~ wood ~inJ fuepba. cathedral cc!ling in living room. skylight and master suite with larae walk- 1n clold. Two-story prdea atnum; prden terracc5. Access to pool. spa. eennis court. Offered at $229,900. C.• •.J#JW ..... ,,.Ill c...... ...... c.. ,,.., ('114) '12J·'1'1JI. II • Spacious Homes (Ranging from 3,000 to 5,400 S.F.) · • Large Lots (Average of 1/3 acre) • Spectacular Views Ocean, Harbor, City and Canyon. • Gate Guarded Community 24H R guard service ~not to"tule Ford Rd Pacific Coast Hwy New furnished homes available for tourtnc and sale from I to 5 p.m., Sat/Sun ONLY 5 Loneboat. Newport Coast • 4,400 square feet with panoramic views of the ocean. harbor & city. Priced at S 1,595 ,000 NCE Newport Cu sto m Estates is proud to announce the completion of two fully furnished and profess ionally deco r~ted cu sto m homes in Ocean Ridge. Re servations are now being taken for a limit ed co llection of up t o 14 new homes ran ging from 3,000 to 5,400 square feet. Th ese special homes wi 11 be developed by Newport Cust om Estates and built by Hilton Homes. Creative architecture and exceptional detailing provide an incomparable settin g for elaborate entertaining as well as intimate family living. Palatial entries, soaring ceilings, elegant curved-staircases, stately columns, arches and niches are only a few of the stunning features built within each home. A visit to our furnished homes is an incredible experience, one you will never forget! For Inforaation CALL NEWPORT CUSTOM ESTATES, INC 714·647·2452 PRJCU Dl'CC11VE DEA OLIN& OP PUBLICATION AN~ SU~ECT TO CRANOE WITHO\rl' NOTJC&. ALL SQ PT ARE APPROXIMATE, DOWEOWNERS AU"l'OMATICAU.V Bl:OOME A MIJOD OF AN ASSOCIATION. ASSOCIATION DUES lllAINrAIN THE QUAlJTV OP' COWON AUA P'ACILrrJU ROMES SU111Q.'l' TO ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMllrtTU! APPROVALS. 50 A &ALU RCPAUSNTATIVI P'OR MORI ~ JNP'OltJIATION. NSWPORT CUSTOM ESTATES JS NOT Af'P'JUATSO WITH THE lRVINg COllPANY. NCI! PROV IOU PRGllECT MAN AOEJRNT HRVICES P'OR nu; CONSTRUCl'JON OP NO llOll&S. UCIMSED l!!I CONTRACl'ORS ARE USED TO BULLO ALL NEW HOKES. NCI: RESERVES THI RJOHT TO PUllCHAH LOTS AND HOMES P'Oft llaA1L MO~ge Myths: One credit blemish and the loan is denied By )<HK. Pkhtt M1tlt: "I-~ OM or two tau payments on 11f1 cmlil rqol'f. I dd.nl 11Wrtgage ltntkn only work wit.It 1'orrown wlto have uctlkllt crtdit." I can't tell yoo how often I hear this complaint But nothing could be fuither from the truth. The reality is most borrowm don't have a spodcs credit record. but they're stiU able to get a home loan. So if your credit is not quite perf~ct. you 're not alone. M°"gage lenders know that most borrowers may have missed paying a bill on time. Events beyond your control. a temporary job los • illness or divorce. may have prevented the umcly and regular repayment of monthly bills. We understand. That's why lenders review credit report problems on a case-by-case basis. All you need to do is i.ubmll a wriuen explanation for any late payments or other infraction with your mongage application. Late paymenL'i. particularly those under 30 days, won't nece!.sari ly keep a home-buyen; mortgage application from being approved. If you've managed to keep a clean payment re<.'Ord for at least two yem. have re-.olved your credit problem'> or have legi11mate e'planat1on for tho~ problem' in the fiN pla e. your chance of qualifying arc pretty good You'll be ~urpmed how tune and a turnaround of pa~t practice:. can work in your fa, or Now. I can't prom1..e lende~ will make at ea'y for you if the credit report 'how~ frequenr late charges. past due account\. Judgments or bankruptcy. Under lhci.e circumMancei.. your chances of getting a home loan may be slim. But it aJI depends on the facts and the circumstances. Again. what would help your case is a satisfactory e'planation of the problem and other credit Renowned UCLA coach motivates Coast Pro rties' agents Pidured from Wt .0 riaht ore Patrick Bartoli<:, Tom Swanson, Jomes Boyle, John Wooden, Ridt RichOrJson, Marianne Sefic, ond Doony Bibb. Lauded as cbe Wtiard of WcstWood. former UCLA belkdt)ell coach John Wooden n:cendy Shared motivational tips from his hiply tiCClaimcd boOk. "Pyramid of Success;· to a packed audience. Ourins bi ~at UCLA. Wooden led the Bruins to 88 ~vic:torics.10 NCAA champiqDlhips Md eight undefeated PAC-I c:bampiOnshipa. Sinoc retinna. he bis stayed involved with the pon hostinc .,...,...o c..npa ind commcnwiAJ oa iudiOllltty televised aames. Jn lddition. be it a aouaht-aftcf . motivatioul apellr&i, &lid a spo~ for Coat Pedenl 8lllk. MaDari Sdlc. Cwt Federal Bank's lolD Oftbir, COG1•z sod lbe ~ A slide show detailing the economy and how it refiles to the real c.'tatc and lending industries. was conducted by Coast Fcderal's James BOyle. senior executive vice president and chief lending offtcer, Rick Richardson, senior vice ~ident and Tom Swanson. vice president and loan production manager. Since first opening its doors to the public in 1935. with one eitlploycc. one desk and $49.000 in assets, Coast Federal BMk has e11joyed a history of powth and stability. Now Coast celebrate.~ its 60dl year with $8 .S billion in assets and more than 2.000 tmplo~ throughout California. accounts which show excellent payment records. Fortunately for potential home buyers, more mortgage lenders arc creating special loan programs for borne buyers whose records have a blemish or two. 'The programs vary among lenders, although many off er anractive rates. As a rule, expect higher rate. if the credit problems arc particularly bad. My advice is do yourself a favor and reque t a copy of your credi~ report before contracting a mortgage lender. Get one from a credit reporting company such as TRW or Equifax. Examine the repon carefully to make urc it's updated and accurate. Spotting problems and correcting them before you apply for a loap can eliminale unp~t surprises and speed up the loan approval process. This would also be a good time to make sure any unsettled di putc over credit accounts include your side of the story in the report. In addition, double check all names and account numbers. Improper recording of data is not unusual. If your credit is already blemished. lhe last thing you want is th is type of error to magnify your troubles. One last thing to remember is lenders will work with you if there's a blotch or two on your record. A less than perfect credit record will not necessarily disqualify you for a mortgage. You're not locked out of homevwnership forever. Jot K. Piclutt is prtsUlent of tlte Mortgagt Banlun .Association of .Amtf'i:ca. Protecting Your Income: Everything you always wanted to know about disability insurance By Steve 0..trin Disability insurance 1s known by vanou' names such as disability income protecuon. disability income insurance or income replacement Insurance. 'The basic function of all the policies is the same: To replace income if you can't work due to icknc s or an accident. There arc several factors which affect your premium. Thus, two people lhe same age and same income level may be charged different premiums. The following arc the most common factors which aff cct premiums: • Occapetion:'The more day-to-day hazards involved in your occupation. the higher the premium. For example, a heavy equipment worker will pay more than someone who works at a desk. A15o, many occupations such as chiropractors, dental as istants and jewelers may pay a hishcr premium than accountants and attorneys who may only uffer a rare sprained finp:r or a trained back. • Raltb: A person with a M!orY of potentially disabling conditions will usually pay more than someone without a history. A brief list of potentially disabling conditions would include, but not be limited to, back/spinal injuries, arthriti • asthma and heart conditions. • l...at llll'tlll:Thc amount of time for wbicb the company W11J pay for a disability. A benefit period of 2 years will cost substantially. less than a lifetime benefit period. 4) Elimination r.:riOd: Also known as waitins period. The amount of time you must be disablc:d bcfOre a benefit is paid. The most comrnoa clirniDl&iOA period& arc St.we Ostrin 30. 60, 90 and t 80 days. For example. with a 9(). day elimination period. an insured would st.art to receive benefits on the 9 t day of disability. 'The longer the eliminatipn period. the lower the ~ of the policy1/ • Policy Provisiolls: For example. a policy that pays both total and partial disability wiU cost more than one which pays only for total disability. Be sure you understand all provisions of a policy when comparing it to others. A properly licensed agent or financial representative can help you decide which policy provisions arc best. Stew Oatrln can be rwW .a Onutae CCMllltJ Ji1nMdll Sentc., 575A.-. ..... s. .. ColCli Mela 9J626. (714) s•mt. ..... BIG CANYON 21 Burning Tree Panoramic sunset, back bay and golf course views. Incredible 5 bedroom, 4. 5 bath architectural ;ewe/. $1 ,695,000 IRVINE COVE -LAGUNA BEACH· 122 Monte Carlo This fabulous oceanfront estate sits majestically on exclusive Abalone Point in Irvine Cove, Laguna Beach. $9,50(),000 HARBOR VIEW HILLS 2706 U,litlioaue Beautifull'1 upgraded family ftome in move-in condition. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths with incredible new ftitchen and wonderful courtyard . . $625,000