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Home My WebLink About1995-09-02 - Orange Coast Pilot,. Sl'OR~S Corona del Mar liiies up/or ·95 season Te~n murder susi>ect flees as poli~e , close in on his Costa Mesa hideout MAAC MARm/ DAJtY Pl.OT Costa Mesa police officers conducted a neighborhood search around the motel, looking foy the teen-age suspect. · 52-foot boat catches fire • Dolly's engine room ignites en route to week- end in Catalina; cooling system kicks in to avert major damage. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A 52- foot boat en route to Catalina Island for an extended Labor Day weekend caught fire Friday mommg eight miles from the .Newport Harbor jetty. The vessel's internal cooling system saved the ship from major damage when the fire erupted in the 29-year-old boat's engme room, said Sgt. J.R. Wilson of the Orange County Sh_¢ff Depart- ment's Harbor Patrol. The disabled boat bad to be _ towed back to port. Gil Wayne, owner of the Udo lsle-based Dolly, said he smelled the fire and noticed white smoke rising from the engine room about 10 a.m. He immediately radioed the harbor patrol. "We thought we were fin- ished," said Wayne, 69, who was traveling witll. friends Jerry Del- gado of Marina del Rey and Daw· na Fay of Long Beach. We thought we were going to bum." ' • 14-year-old wanted in connection with killing of man in Carson City, Nev.; female companion is arrested. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA~ Police here laWlched a manhunt Friday for a 14·year·old boy who allegedly shot and killed a Nevada man and then fled to Orange County, ' where he checked into a Costa Mesa motel. Peter Quinn Elvik, whose last known address was in Tustin, reportedly fled from the Sea Lark Motel on Newport Boulevard-ear- . ly Friday as P,Olice moved in on his hideout. Authorities had not located him at press time. But Costa Mesa police officers were able to arrest a 14-year-old girl who reportedly was with ElviK at t.Qe Sea Lark. Elvik, f>?lice say, is a suspect in the Thursday gw1Sbot slaying of William Gibson, 63, who was found in ·Carson City, Nev. "We're going door-to-door, searching the area where he was last seen,· Costa .. Mesa Police ..., " l ;\; ~ I ·1 <) :"\ ~ l \1 \l 1 .. R Capt. Tom Lazar said Fri· day .afternoon. "We consider him armed and dangerous." Elvik, who reportedly suf- fers from depression, is about 6 feet tall and weighs Peter Quinn dbout 140 Elvik ls being pounds. He sought by has· blue eyes police. and shaves his C He was last seen wearing dark pants, black boots and a black jacket. "If ·you see him, call 911, • Lazar said. "Don't open your door. Don't roll down the window of yow car Just stay away from him." Costa Mesd police located Elvik and the-girl about 3 a .m. Fri- day after an officer spotted Gib- son's car, which contained some of the victim's belongings, in the motel pdrking lot. "As officers approached the suspects' (room), Elvilc fled from head. He also has a scar that spans fromhis hip to his calf. • SEE SUSPECT PAGE A4- Piecemakers' ~ profane letter ""' followed a citation from health officials By Tina Borgatta, Datly Pilot COST A MESA -County health officials are waiting to hear from duthorities before tak- ing action against the owners of Piecemake rs Country Store, who are beillg 1nvestigated ,for mall- ing government leaders a hate- filled lettet laced with profarutles, threats and an eerie reference to the Oklahoma City bombing· lt closes wi:tfi'.""'tbe warning : "The next people to nse up agamst you could get a lit~ Ue tougher .. hke Okla- homa, for instance· The letter - which also warns that "God has a way of getting Piecemakers respond in letter to the editor. See Community Forum, Page 9. While the crew worked to release the dinghy, the cooling system doused the fire. ~Th~ fire was getting worse ICAlSUYA AAINONl I OAl.Y Pl.OT A ~rt Be.a~ ~a ilpedaculai" sunset at hll 32ad Street tower. Ulegaudl and local businesses are lloplng for a ·~· Mlliay weekend 7 the ftul b'9 party before the start of the school year. rid of those who try to rule over His people• -was mailed to a supervisor at the county's Depart- ment of Environmental Health on Aug. 1, a couple of weeks after two inspectors paid a routine vis- it to the Adams Avenue store. ·we attempted to make a rou· tine inspection, just as we do with all the other 10,000 food busi- nesses in Orange County, and we were denied entry and told in no uncertain terms to leave,• said department assistant director Jim Huston, who supervises the employee wl'\o received the let- • SEE BOAT FIRE PAGE A4 Newport officials leery about trash-import plan ter. · • Proposal to entice neighboring jurisdictions to use O~ange County landfills is not in best interests of local citizens, Councilwoman Norma Glover says. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A pro- posal to bring out-of ·county trash into Orange County land.fills is not in ~~ best inter~t of county citizens, according to Newport Beach city offid.als. But cities throughout the coun- ty will probably have to get used to the idea. County administrators view trash importation as a major component of a plan to help the county out of bankruptcy. By low· erlng the ~st of waste disposal to Newport Beach City Coundl- under $20 a ton, the county woman Norma Glover, who rep- expeds to entice haulers from Los resents the fifth supervisorial dis- Angeles and San Diego counties trict on the commission, voted and bring in up to $22 million a ag~t the plan. year. The county recently raised Orange County haulers. mean· landfill tipping fees from $22. 7 5 to while, would continue to pay $35 per ton. The fact that non· higher disposal costs. county haulers · would pay sub· The proposal won approval stantially less than county haulers Thursday from the county Inte· is an injustice, Glover said. grated Waste Management Com-"It's just an Wlfair situation,• mission, which serves as an advt· Glover said. "The landfills belong sory board to the county Board of to all the people in Orange Coun- Supervisors. , ty. I don't see why the people of. Orange County should have to pay that much more than some- body importing. That doesn't seem proper." · Newport Beach has to watch the disposal developments per· haps more closety1han any other city in the county. By order of the city's charter, Newport Beach can not charge its residents for trasb disposal. As a result, any trasb- related increases must come out of the city's general fund. Even the importation of trash wlll not cause disposal costs to stabilize, cit)-officials predict. •SEE TRASH PAGE A10 ( l I t· ~ ·1 J <) ;\; ... 00. Or .... Cowtty want someone else's trash'? County officials are I hoping to entice oth· e,.. counties to trans- port their trash here to help Or•nge Coun- ty but·Of Its bankruptcy. Give us your thoughts (along wttt) your name •nd city) on the Readen Hotline. Call 642-6086. Huston said the inspectors iro.me<hately left the store, which sells homemade quilts and other crafts. But rn the short time they were there, Huston said the inspectors caught a glimp e of certain operations that •exceed· ed the parameters of their per- mits.• So, the department sent the owners, Marie Kolasinski and Anne Sorensen, a not.ice of viola· tion. \,. In a letter to the Daily Pilot. the store's 74-year-old co-ownen Marie Kolasinski, offeted to inM1 ·any r~ders • copi~ Of tbe t ~ Costa M~sa cOmmunity leader Betty Jean Beecher die$ at 74 ' r~-~--~~-·----~~~---------~---~---~-~~-~~~~-~~-~~-----, .. f • .... 1' • Longtime resident is Charles Beecher, her husband of deSctibed as 'glue that 55 yean, was unable to wile her. Mrs. Beecher bad recently . held Historical Society' completed chemotheral>Y but tlVTether,' subsequently developed bee rt -it • pioblems. Sbe had beel1 t.Uing ...... _... ___ ..;....;_.___..._~--. mediciltion for the coildltk>n •t By llna lcqatta. ~Pilot the tune of beiililffth. · 1 DWtng her 46 ye&r1 u a Calta M... reaident, • Mrs. BMcher 1 ibarilld IMderlbip roles ID the 1 ~ Sod8ty Wtt.b Mr but-I INmCI end becune lnwmict in a t DUllDWr d cmununity organile· I ------~,Mw I ~===:.,~ i I \ I l I \ AROUND TOWN aESTBUYS QASstf1ED • COMMUNITY FORUM INTtRTAINMENT SOCIETY IP.ORTS WEATHER AS A2 How to riiJJdi U& •• \\I \1 111 H I J .; Manners for kids and teens -thanks If your kids are laclang in the eti- quette department -and whose aren't? -Consuelo de Choza bas come to the rescue Conseulo de Chcrzas (721-0273} teaches children and teen-agers a course on style and etiquette at the NlllllMtTl.nrt Beach Marriott Hotel. The s indudes instruction in table nners, menu mastery. correspon- nce. introduc:tlons. telephone eti- ~tte and proper attire . The program roTlSl.StS of three jo-how classes developed for cbil- en, ages 9 to 14 yeaIS. Classes are d on consecubve Thursdays irom 0 to 5·30 p.m. The senes cO.lmi- es m a graduabon dlnner on Sat- ~day everung at 5:30 p.m. Cbtldren n invite their parents and grand- ~ents to jom them for tlus formal Efent where they show their newly <ttqwred skills. 4-Tut fee JS $167 per student. 1'.c:Judmg the dmner. Classes are ~ted to 20 students per series ~tember classes are held on Sept. M and 21 , and graduation dinner is . ~pt. 23 October classes are held op ~ursday Oct 5 and 12, and gradu- 41ion dinner IS Oct. 14. November <fasses dre on Thursday Nov. 2 and '1 dnd graduation dinner IS on Nov. 11 December classes are on Thurs- ~y DP.< 7 and 14. and graduation <Jnner 1s on Dec 16. • The Dirt Cheap Plant Co. (645- .-1>53), located at 488 E. 17th St. on tlie comer of 17th Street and Irvine NenuP m Costa Mesa, is having a 'J8le on"ldfge indoor plants and ~ees. The plants dfe anywhere from ttuee to seven feet. in all shapes and .fa.r;PtiP'>, ctnd dff' reduced from 50% bO 70% off # • The Home anCI Garden Co. (645- 35) recently opened al 369 E. 17th in Costa Mesa. The store 1s filled I . Slrshws awlllg below dae laagld.er of ddldrm pYybig In . ~hitLlhe warm WNtber ·• espeded tlds Llbor Day weekend should keep~ 1augblng for1hree ~ stralgh1. •• LEAH HOGSTEN /OMY?'ILOT State Resources Agency secretary will visit Newport Bay In an effort to find funding for overdue sediment removal in the Upper Newport Bay, Orange County Supervisor Marian Bergeson played tour guide to state Resources Agency Secre- tary Douglas Wheeler during the secretary's recent visit from Sacram~nto. As secretary tQ the Resources Agency. Wheeler bas jurisdiction over several. state divisions, induding the Department of Fish and Game, which owns and administers tbe Upper Newport Bay Ecological reserve. Ongoing sediment transfer mto the Bay from San Diego Creek and other tributaries has been accelerated by last winter's heavy storms. Bergeson and offi- cials from the city of Newport Beach say timely dredging of the bay is critical if the bay is to remain a valuable wetlands resource. "~creta.ry Wheeler's commit- ment to this reserve is encourag- ing. and I know his assistance will be crttical in finding the dol- lars needed to accomplish the project.• c Port rmtigation dollars are a possible source of. funding for wetlands restoration projects in Southern California. With contin- uing expansion of Long Beach, . cityside San Diego and Los Ang~ har- bors, these· mitigation dollars represent significant opportuni- ties over time, according to Bergeson. The Upper Newport Bay project meets the criteria for that funding. Volunteers sought to help clean up bay Grab your old clothes and help dean up the Back Bay from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 23 ,begin· ning at the Newport Dunes .. Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive. Each · volunteer will be assigned an area and will receive trash bags and gloves. More than 40,000 pounds of trash was collected during last year's event. The cleanup extravaganza is sponsored by the state Depart- ment of Fish and Game, the Orange County Harbors, Beach- es and Parks, the Newport Dunes Resort Marina. the city of New- port Beach and the Upper New- port Bay Association. For more information, call 640-6746. Toilet exc~ange set · Costa Mesa residents can exchange their old toilets for new, ultra-low flow. toilets Sept, 9 in the Monarch Beach area. The program is sponsored through a joint project of the Mesa Consolidated Water Dis- trict and the CoastaJ Municipal Water District. A single 1.6-gallon ultra-low flow toilet, worth $100, can save 10,585 gallons per year for the average family. This saves close to $20 annually on water bills for Mesa Consolidated cus- tomers. . . Residents will be required to, pay a $10 deposit, which is refundable when the old toilets are returned for recycling. The used toilets will be crushed and used for road paving material. For infotmation or directions. call (800) 424-8538 or Mesa Consolidated at 631-1205. ·th garden and home accessories at owner Brian Killelea has found auctions or estate '>dies. Items on e indude 1920s wrought iron Lio table and chairs, reproduction fahogany pieces, oak roll-fop desk. fall planterS'. antique pine pieces, jlses, botanical prints, and a few ,.onze pieces. Sand castle contest is. right around the parapet Artist Nancy Wright will show one-of-a-kind watercolor paint- gs at Nordstrom South Coast aza today from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. right will be in the Gift Gallery on vel three. For more information. 549-8300, ext. 1650. Also al ordstrom, on Wednesday, Sept. 6 ere will be a Llnda Allard for en Tracy runway fashion show al p.m A reception begins at 6:30 m. The show is complimentary, but ervalions atf' recommended. ease cctll the Nordstrom concierge 850-3790. For lctst-rrunute savings on slip- vered pieces and pine furniture, deaux (640-1233) is ending its ventory sdle Labor Day. stideaux has reduced its spring d summer floor samples. armoires, essers and tables at substantial vings. It's located on the third Je v- of Atrium Court at Fashion land. BUYS appears Thursdays and Satur- )'s. Whether yO\l're a merchant or a shop- '· if yO\I know of a good buy call me at 1224, fax me at 646-4170. SAND CASTLE TIME: Call- ing all families, roommates, fra- te rnities and sororities. clubs, youth groups and businesses - it's .time for the 34th annual Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce Commodores Club/95.9 KEZY Sand Castle Contest at Big Corona State Beach Sept. 10. You don't have to be an expert to build a castle. All it takes is an idea, a little ~nuity and-desire A team of three to eight people of any age may use any hand tools and props they wish and biodegrad- able food colors as they build their castle in a 15-by-15-foot area at the beach. Building starts at noon; judging begins at 2 p.m. Categories for which trophies will be awarded include busi- ness firms, youth groups, fami- lies,, civic organizations and ser- vice clubs.· Call 729-4400 for 'more inf onnation or to register your group ($25) or business ($60). The public is invited to view the sand castle contest:too. It's a fun day in the sun! DON STRAUSS: Don Strau15 will be missed not only for his contributions to the community with his service on the school board and Newport Beach City Council, but for bis other activi- lJes as well. I met Don and his wile, Dorothy. in 1975, when he served on the local YMCA board. l last saw Don at a meet- ing of the board of directors for the Adult Day Services of Orcinge County 1ust a couple of months ago. Don was always con.,,tnbuting time, taJent and treasures to a variety of groups and causes. Don was a real gentlemen. He always treated people with dig- nity· and respect. He ran what I consider a model campaign for hts first term on the Newport Beach City Council. It included ads in the local papers with endorsements by local groups of merchants, educators, students, clergy, residential areas, such as Corona del Mar, Lido, etc. Almost every. voter knew some- one's name in Don's ads -some endorsements were from lead- ers, and others were neighbors. Most continued to support Don in subsequent elections. Don will be missed. CLUB NEWS: Plans are being made by members of the Costa Mesa North Khtanis Club for hour answering servke may be usedtorecordlette~tothe editor on any topic. ADDRESS OUr address is 330 W. Bay St., Costa~ Callf. 92627. news stories, illustrations. edito- rial matter or advertiwments herein an be reproduced wtth· out written permission of copy- right owner. TEMl'EM1'UMS ~Beach · nGMS M. IOIMON. Publllher . M' '*M U>9DIL&., Editor l'flNI wwir. ~ngEdltOf' -YOKOI. Ctty Editor MMIC MMTIN, Photo Editor ....... Cl~Man., ............ ~~ ~ ...... 0-.tfled Mwgel' ......... ' COBB.ECDONS ,, HOW IO REACH US Orculatlon It It the Piiot's policy to prompt- ly correct all errors of substa~ .....,. call 574-4233. Thank 1ou. m Newport Beld'lfCost.a Mesa o.lly Piiot ~ 144-800) is fMA>IJshed Monday thfe>Ygh s.t· urday. In Newport lffch and Com Me.a. sublaiptlons .,. orily .tvall.t>le by IUbKrlbing to The Tl~ Orange County (800) 252-9141. In .... outside of Newpol1 hlch and co.ta Mesa. IUbtcrlptlons to tl'lt D.ily flttot • ~.,. 11111~ by "'911 fot per month. SecOnd cl.ts poll. pMd 8t Com MIM, CA. O'rlcM lndudl .. tipplable .. and lcicil --.) flOl'rMASo TtR: Setld lddr-. ~to Tht Newport~,.... Dally "lot. ... O. IOOI ts.G, C'Olt.t ~CA.~. (OW,lghti No The limes· Orange County (800) 252·9141 Advertising Classified 642-5678 Display 642-4321 Edttorilll News 540-1224 Sporu 642-4330 ,News, $.ports Fax 646--4170 E·MaJI: R.:n11BOProdigy.com Mein Office Business Office 642-4321 Busineu Fu 631·5902 flublllMd~ CalHomie CommunilY ~ •nm. Min• COmptnv·----.,,,., ....... ,,...,,, .,,.. c.ao e 1~ Glllf CN. NA riOhU rtMMd Balboa 73163 ~Mesa Corona del Mar 78161 SURF FORECAST l.OCATION SIZE w~ 2-lsw N~ 2·3SW Bladdts 2-3 SW River Jetty 2·3 sw CdM 2·3sw .. Jim de boom their biggest fund-raiser of the year Oct. 7 -a pancake break- fast at Costa Mesa High School. Save Oct. 17 for the 41Ulual Exchange Club of Newport Harbor's s.p ecial fund-raising movie showing at Edwards Lido Theater. It is reported that the movie has a super cast. indud- ing Gene Hackman, John Tra- volta and Danny DeVito, to name a few. Members of the Klwanb Club of Newport Beach are selling Christmas cards and Entertain- ment '96 books to raise funds for clubJ.service projects. Contact ...11Ml'6ibers Clyde Thomas or Dix Helland for details. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nus COMING WEEK: 11.JESDAY 7:30 a.m. Newport Beach Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club for a program by Sanford Kahn, "Chaos Econ- omy"... Kiwanis Club of New- port Beach meets at the Shark Island Yach.t Club ... 6 p.m. Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club, the "Fish Fry Club," meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club for its monthly business IJleet- ing... 6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club meets at the Bay- wood Recreation Center for · installation of officers for 1995-96. WEDNESDAY? a .m . Costa Mesa Orange-Coast Breakfast Lions Club meets at Ma Barkers for .a report on the 1995 Boy Scout Jamboree... 7:15 a .m. South Coast Metro Rotary Club, the "Taste of Cost.a Mesa Club." meets at the Center Club ... Noon Cost.a Mesa Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde Country Club to hear from Paul Fitzgerald, a teacher at Estancia High School... The Exchange Club of Orange Coast will meet at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to hear Victoria Avery, Esq. on Trusts & Wills ... 5 p.m. Newport- Balboa Rotary Club meets at th~ Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to hear from Gloria Mata on Bilin- gual Education. THURSDAYNoon T<iwanis Club of Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club ... The Excha!ge Club of . Newport Harbor meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club for a busines~ meeting ... Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday lnn. Newport Irvine Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott to hear from Rona Kelly on the "Race for the Cure." Quote of the Week: from Kiwaniscope of the Downtown Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club, "Children will not remember you for__the material things you provided but for the feeling that you cherished them ... \ Richard L. Evans. • <:otnmunlty a Oubl Is p.ubllshed every Saturday in the Dally Piiot. FAX Your servlc• dub's mfftlng Informa- tion to 631-5851 or mail to 1743 hy- port Way. Newport Beach. 92660. ~ ~· -.....,.. «n .,.. "' u--.i ,. . . .,' • a • • wind waves, 3 foot southwest swell. TIDES TODAY First high 4:36 a.m. J.2 First low 8:521.m.. 2 .. 6 Second high 3:42 p.m. 5.2 Stcond low 1 t :27 p.m. 0.6 COSTAMISA • Hoo Mod& of Red HHI: Someone pried ~I'\.• gate and datNged a fence surrounding a business. No ~ loss Np0f1ild. • U091llodl of A""'9e of h Arts: Three· vktlms t.ft their laptop computers in a conference room. When they returned from lunch 45 minutes later. their computers -.re gone. Esti- m.ted loss Is $1 s.ooo . • '" OF THI DAY -Use a pune with a 1hc>uld« map. c.ny It whh the side that opens toward you. Hold your port. MCUtety. Partc awll'J from vans or can wtd\ torneone •w.rtlng arQUod."' Keep a •can pola" sign under the front~ of your car. 11 someone sivnt1s that ~ "W°"9 wtth f?U' w drM to the nHNSt.servke station to chtck It. Do not stop..,.. gftout of yOUtcar. • ' ' - .. r ( Hard to believe it' I t la boL It bu been bol It will continue to be bot although probal>ly less so than the 86 degrees we hacr'm our kitchen Wednesday evening. And ye gods, it is September already! While summer is not technically finito, it ls, as a prac- tical matter, fading into oblivion so far as mq.st 9f us are con- cerned. OCC classes resumed a cou- ple of weeks ago, Newport-Mesa schools will reconvene Thursday. Most important, my wife bad to report back to her school this past Thursday, and that was traumatic. In view of such grim events, and this being a three-day weekend, it doesn't seem right to bwden you today with any topic too heavy. I had planned a column on an intriguing new program cre- ated by the Rev. Will Crist to help parents teach values to their children. I suspect that is better set aside for a week or so when. hopefully, the columnist's mind will be more in gear than it is now. Frankly, I am still so much in a summer mode that I am not even up to writing about Jina Baca.n's new wrl.n.kle on bosom· enhancing devices. That, too, will have to wait, as upllfting as it might be. Another column I won't be doing today involves the deci- sion to paint certain parts of Newport Harbor High School in the light blue that Is the signa- ture color of bitter rival Corona del Mar High School. , One angle I thought of was that the only thing dumber than painting Harbor High in Coro- na's distinctive color is the fact that the esteemed board of trustees of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District actually gets involved in selecting and approving the paint colors that will be used in district schools. There is plenty of material to do yet another column about Jeny North's search for informa- tion about his father's death in the Santo Tomas prison camp in 1943. There seems to be a remark- able amount of activity and interest in what went on there, in Los Banos and the two other main prtsor~ camps in the Philip- pines.When I returned Jean briefly in the news Holiday to delay trash collection in Newport Areas in Newport Beach regu- larly scheduled for trash collec- tion on Mondays will not have their refuse collected on Labor Day, Sept. 4. Instead, the trash will be collected Tuesday, Sept. S. All other areas of the city will have refuse collection one day later throughout the week. ln addition, there will be no street sweeping on Labor Day in Newport Beach. For more information, call the city's general services department at 644-3066. Push your papers to Estancia High School The Estancia High School Par- ent-Teacher-Student Association is turning green this tall. The organization will sponsor a paper drive on the third Satur- day of each month during the school year. Residents are encouraged to save their Daily Pilots and other newspapers and computer paper for recycling in an effort to support the PTSA and Estancia High student Erograms. Papers will be collected in the school's in north parking lot Sept. 16, Oct. 21, Nov. 18, Dec. 16, Jan. 20, Feb. 17, March 16, April 20 and May 18. For more information, call Sherrie Hoyt at 645-0715. YMCA seeks lifeguards. swim instructQrs The Newport-Costa Mesa- Irvine YMCA has positions avail- able for lifeguards and swim instructors. Lifeguards must be certified in CPR/first aid and lifeguard train- ing. Swim instructors must be cer- tified in C PR/first aid and have some teaching experience. For more information. call the YMCA at 642-9990. <'all l~ahhitt I 11~111·anl'l' ~tn in· l\ ~tahilit' Si11rl' I '):°'7 631-7740 441 Old Newport Bl vd.• Newport Beach (near Hoag Hospital) . .fred martin Leichty's call, sbe was about to leave to catch a plane for San Francisco, where she was attending a gathering of former prisoners and their famillet,. Her father bad been, as llad Jerry's, a U.S. government exec- utive in the P.hilippines. "I think I can put Jeny in touch with some people who can help,• she said, and took photocopies of my SATVROAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1995 t t . epteffiber ~eady . columns to pass out. Milt Meehan of Newport Beach sent along a short story he wrote based on bis experiences on board a Navy hip in the last months of World War II. His ship's assignment was to search for silver from the Filipino trea- sury, which had been dumped into Manila Bay to hide' it from the Japanese. Jerry North's father, Reynolds, had been assigned to get hundreds of millions.or dol- la,s in gold QUt of Manila before it could be captured. •The gold made it out safely on a submarine, but tons of sil- ver coins re mained that had to be hidden from the Japanese ... I was aboard a ship that found the remains of it at the bottom of Manila Harbor ... • The life experiences of Daily Pilot readers never cease to amaze. I had also considered dis- cussing the tragic shooting in Harbor View Homes that has brought a heavy dose of reality to Newport Beach. Yes. folks. it can happen here. Aler reading the reports, I . realized I have several rlends who live on Port Sheffield Place, where Beverly Blake was shot. I called one, who told me: "This is a really strange place right now. People want to put up fences, hire guards. 1\vo minutes later, tbey're talking about what a fluke this was and abQut how nothing like it could ever hap- pen again." Certainly that is too grim a topic for someone still languish- ing in the deep summer mode I have worked so bard to develop. My r;nental inertid is so gredt right now, I can't even begin to respond to Kam Gleason's note about lldes and whjch way goeth lhe water. Those readers not m th.ls mode of pervasive relaxation may recall a column last month in which I quoted from a quiz Juin Foresman popped on our group as we leisurely cruised the waters and yacht clubs of San Diego harbor. One of the 100 questions Jum posed was, "what direction does the water take when tides change?" Most people answered in and out. Being very salty, I said ebb and tlow. Wrong, said Juin. The wat!~ goes up and down. This inspir~ K1im (who signed his letter, "Befuddled") to write: • "Maybe the tide movement • m the ocean is up and down, but why do I go packward when I try to sail out of the harbor on an incoming tide (or should I say u_p' tide)? And why do I go for- w~rd on an outgomg (down) tide? H Beats me, pal l used to do that, too. That's why we sold the sailboat and got one of those noisy things with big engines. Besides. it's JUSt too deep a subject Cor someone in my state of mind. •FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. •_MONDAY 10~8 PAYMENTS FO · Corona ~el Mar High '95: ==':--a:.n:.=-..= , mM!~ other banC1 u ~"'" F , l I h got • l\lbj«t matter dwat doelll't ewer c asse~, onge~ ours ~lt~~~= to cb.ange their teachlDg strata. • High school to try • !Ong-debated .. block" scheduling; some classes ~ last nearly two hours. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot "'block. to buk:s. lmtMd ol • b'actitioM1 icbeduJe o1 m c1a11-- • ~ day, the~ ii liytDg out a oew nationwide tnmd of "block scbeduJing. It • Teachers, parents and ltu· · dents have debated tbe merid of a block schedule for several years and many still have some questions as to what the block schedule will achieve in terms of student learning. A block schedule works like "I t's alWQYB hard to m ake change. It's scary tor kids, it's scary tor teachers, it's scary for everyone ... " • -~ANN ARCHBOLD • gies to keep tbe tidl' atten~ • beseld. Archbold A.id fordng teacb· en to develop new teaching styles can liven up the leamiDg pl&-ess. lbe sdlool will spend some of its in·sel'V'ice days loolt- mg at ways to inaeue student activities within the extended time frame, she said. Some students, like semor Brennan Miers, are a littl~ wor- ried about the new schedule. •1 just wonder bow I'm going to sit still for two hours,• Miers said. CORONA DEL MAR -Coro- c(a del Mar High School students may be a little more nervous a.bout starting school this week than other Newport·Mesa pupils. ~-In addition to learning new ~: students sign up for six classes, just like they always have. But instead of going to every da.ss..-every day, the class· es are divided into. three sessions every week. dent starts class at 8:55 a.m. and then attends each of the six classes for about 45 minutes per class (some students can elect to take an additional class begin· ning at 7 a..m. every day). Othei students are looking forward to going to a alass only three times a week. ""' teachers' names and classroom. locations, students have to learn Ii. wbdle new schedule. ·On Monday, the average stu- • I This year. Corona's going ! • WINDOW AWNINGS • • SUNSCREENS • SECURITY SHUTTERS : • DROP ROUS • •C ARPORTS ~II!!:; ..... 1800 S.t St. GertlUe Place S-tf Aaa. CA 92706 Alt about Oflt ~ •---·-~.----...---·- ~----------------------~--• I• •' , . • , . 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Our convenient chapel and crematorium, are located in Costa Mesa to serve our community. There is a aifferencel . On Tuesday and Thursday, ho~ever, the student goes to three classes for an hour and 40 minutes each. On Wednesday and Friday, tbe s~ent goes to, three other classes for an hour and 40 minutes. ·we're going to have a lot of Jhings to get used to,• said.Mary Ann Archbold, Corona del Mar High's assistant principal. ·u·s always bard to make change. It's scary tor kids, it's sc.azy for teach- ers, it'~ scary for everyone." •There are winners and losers in a block schedule," Newport- Mesa Superintendent Mac Bernd said. •1t's attractive for classes with labs because 1t ·rm looking forward to it,· said freshman Christina Mar- tine%. ·rve beard that you get your homework done because the teachers don't lecture for two hours. In P.E., it gives you the time to get into the sport without having to worry about changing and getting back to class and everything. •Plus, you get two days to do your homework,· she said. A parents' ~;ganµatio~ will have a question-and-answer se~sion on the block scbe9ule Sept. 19 with Principal Don Martin and other facUl~· be rs. R'ICSBOBBS I • I ID HIGH SCHOOL &BOLL ROW10B PALL" s Start September 11th f ls your child receiving t.he 1nd1v1dual attention he/ she requires to be a.cadem1cally suooessful? f Do you have a bright child who ts unhappy at school? "" f Does your child need an academic environment free from stress? ,.,,~ ~ 18 ,...not edlaoatlon to;roath la 8oaUa ~ Ooall'7 362-4987 When Your Partner Moves, You Don 't. Prices Starting As Low As s 159~n Ea. Pc. • • BbAT FIRE CONnNUED MOM A1 and wane and wone. • Mid the ~-~ wood tn tbe mgine MY on fire and WU Oil tbe Nrge ol being IOIDlthlng very b6g if tbAt halon (~system didn't do ltS job,· WJJIMNid. A~ of ~ts were in the area anCI to Doi· boe«mg ..-an. who bad jUSt finkhed ~~the craft •It looted like it was ~ workilig -up. Then all of the~ Willen we were aboUl to get oft the boat, tbe (extinguishers) fin.ally came on. "" -We were very. very lucky.• ly's ~ for help. Wayne, Delgado and Pay climbed aboard a lif~ res- 01e boat while the harbor patrol crew contained the fire and . towed the scorched vessel back to Newport Harbor. •it was never life-threatening because we were in touch with the harbor patrol and other boats ·in the area,• Wayne said. -.. The 'ship's cooling system, which measiues the engine room temperature, activated the extinguisher when the beat climbed out of the room's normal range, Wilson said "AppareJltly, the beat exctumger, a cooling device in the engine room. caught some of the SUSPECT .. CONTINUED FROM A 1 the scene, jumping off a 20-foot balcon}f. (and) evading the offi- cers,• a news release from the departmentsaid. · "It was discovered that the motel cleTk bad (allegedly) informed the s~pect that the police were approaching his door and advised him to leave." •1 guess if you have to have this happen, it's good to have it happen over Labor Day weekend when everyone's going through the channel• Authorities on Thursday were considering pressing charges against the derk for jnterferlng with a police investigation. -Meanwhile. Carson City Sher. iff's Department investigators traveled to Costa Mesa to pick up the girl .. According to Carson City sher- iff's authorities, Gibson's body ~ was found Thursday morning on a public pistol raI\ge. He bad been shot in the side and back torso area with a ·shotgun. • -· ·..svcmc · · · --· ·: I ,..::.:.. E'A WD~ = I ~ .... ~ ,,._......., I I I lAlloR DAY SP£aAI. MONDAY. SEPT. 4nt I Inna Qvest Fov..d. Fund R.UU 4:00p.~m. _To 9:00p.m. I I ndla Dana&n $8.00 Eada COSTA MESA I Swa Uor $30 Women's Cub I I ~~.:...tw::"..d.-:111 610 W. 18th Stred I • • • 1mM1-Quat Fdn. S.-Loc:adon for 20 years • 909-279-5022 • • I • NEED SERVICE? PERFORMANCE ROVER .• JAGUAR ~· 7141650-5860 'nLOCKS NORTH OF TRIANGLE SQUARE 2037 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA, CA 92627 6'x 9' fnclo.ICashm .. ~5fIOW $590 9'x12' & Turkish -Reg.$8900 WI Pltcl $'500 NOW ~ 1190 .. I ' • . . ----:-~.r-.. I -_,, -... WWI~ A ·public psembly will honor WcQi War U veterans at -4:30 p.m. iii Orange Cout College's LeBard Stadium, 2110 Pairview Road, Co.ta Mesa. The event ts spon- sored by the Newport Harbor 50th Anniversary WWil Com- memorative Committee and ts tlUed •A Salute to World War II Veterans: A Grateful Nation Remembers." APPLE COMPJJTER au& . Orahge Coast College's Apple Computer Oub will meet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in room 204 of OCC's Chemistry Building. The club -which is open to anyone interested in COIQ.puters -encour- ages the development and exchange of information related to the Apple computer. The annu- al membership fee is $30. Meet- ings are the first Saturday of each month. Call 110-1865. Pl.ANNING YOUR ESTATE_ Legal Options, 1 3901 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 200, New- port Beach, sponsors a lectUre titled "Protect Your Assets• at 10 a.m. every Saturday. Attorney Debra Grimalla discusses how wills, living trusts, charitable donations and other tax reduction \ . strategies preserve the value cf. an estate aQd help avold probate. Admission ii free, but sea~ ts limited. Reservotions may be made by ca.l11ng 2.52-5-411 . • HOW TO RAISE TUN-AGERS College Hospital, 275 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, olf ers a free edu- cational workshop for parents of teens at 10 a.m. each Saturday. Every week's workshop starts and finishes a new topic, so parents can join the group at any point in the cycle. For more information, call Dr. Lani Martins at 704-8166 .• FAMtUES ON COURSE A seven-step intervention and mediation program for families is scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m. every Saturday at the Costa Mesa Com- mwlity Center, 1845 Park Ave. The program focuses on ways of communicating in any out-of-con- trol family dispute, anger and 9eneral family disharmony. The cost is ss·tor adults, $3 for chil- dren 13-18. Parents do not.have to be pr~nt. Call 556-8000. SUNDAY ~ NEED TO RELAX? From 5 to 7 p.m. every Sunday, Zen Home Stitchery, a local man- ufacturer of meditation supplies, bolds a free evening of medita· --- ----------I I 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER --------------------- ' ~ .£iwlcz .£afon and !Beaut!/ d uppfy Offering a Full Line of clarmaloglcai Products 642-1717 283-D 11th Street, Costa Mesa (Nert lo Ross) Open 7 Days: M-F 10-8 Sat. 10!7 Sun. 11·6 . ------------------· ------- tion. n.e pu.rpo&e of the gathering l9 •to encowage and support the practice of meditation.• The group meets at 711 W. 17th St. #AS, ln Costa Mesa. Por Informa- tion, call 631-5389. CHURCH SUPPORT GROUP ·The Board of Deacons at St. Mark. Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista Drive1 Newport, is offeriilg a free support group for adult children caring for elderly parents. The group· meets at 1 a.m. the first and third Monday of each month. For information, call 857-1873. , ........ ....,..._...,........., __ . 1\JBSOAY CHRISTIAN WOMEN The Newport Beach Christian Women's Club is having a lun· ch eon from 11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Glub, 1221 W. Coast Highway. The event - titled •A.Golden Fall to Remem- ber· -includes a fashion show and e performance by musical duo Michael an<16olden Precta· do. The cost is Sl 7, and RSVPs must be received by Sept. 1. For information and reservations, call Micki at 964-5007 or Adele at 760·9616. MIU(S,IEACHES,RIOEAJ10N The September meeting of the City of Newport Beach's Parka, Beaches and Recreation Com- misalon will convene at 7 p.m. in council chamben, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For lnfor- mati.on, call 644-3155 • ClASSIC a custoM CARS An open cruise for owners of fine, pre-1975, American rod, cl~ic and custom cars continues at 4:30 p.m. (and on Sept. 20) at the Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion Island near Atrium Court, New- port Beach. Upon arrival, partici- pants receive ..a raffle ticket. There are also 50/50 raffle tickets available. Proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation and the family of slain Newport Beach police Officer Bob Henry. For more information, call Jerry Hill at 121-9546. FREE•UVING TRUST SEMINAR The Veterans of Foxeign Wars Post 3536 at 567 W. 18th St. in Costa Mesa i$.sponsoring a free workshop on living trusts. The 1 p.m. seminar is presented by the American Association of lnde· pendent Paralegals. For informa- Le..", '~· · .. ·•· ('al\ ( 'u111eru' l_\: \ itlt'o .,. ,. I -----~..;. I --{I \ • " /' • ' I I j • : I . I f' I • I, • ·' tion1 call (800) 232-9455 T~ confident com- municator. Harborlites Toastmas- ter Club 1927 meets 6:55 a.m. each Wednesday at the Country Side Inn and Suites, at the south- west corner of Bristol and Redhill in Costa Mesa. for more infor- mation, call Judy at'S-40-7904. USC ALUMNI The Alumni Association for USC Newport/Irvine Club meets the first Wedne sday of each month at the USC Orange Coun· ty facility in Irvine. 2361 Campus Drive. For more details of events, call 250-4.USC. THURSDAY FREE TELEMARKETING SEMINAR Jeffrey K. Hansle r will lead a seminar titled "Telema rketing and Telesales; Head Off the Hang Up and Head 'em Home· from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room of Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Kansler, author of •Selling the Cowboy Way, .. will present the best approach to setting up appoll'ttlbents and getting com- mitments from prospective cus- tomers. Preregistration is not required. For information, call RUMMAGE SALE ~ Pind bargains at the annual rummage sale at the United Methodist Church Of C.. ta Mesa. ·'20 W. t9Cb SI., ~ from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Setur-1 day 9 a.m. to noon., For tnforma tion, call 548-7?27. · ~ INVENTORS FORUM •Profit Through Inventtng• t¥ the tjtle of a seminar scheduled. for 1 :30 to 1 o p .m. in Oranges Coast College's Science Lecture- Hall. Presented b)' the Inventor's Porum, the workshop will address product inventing, leg~. protection, market evaluati5 and venture financing. The Cu:tt1 is $5 for members and $15 fo~ Vl.Sitors. SAIUNCi SEMINAR Gino Morelli, a multibull san.;, boat designer, will give a presen- tation at Orange Coast College's Salling Center, 1801 W. Paciff~ Coast Highway, on the differ ence betwee n sailing monohull and multihull sailboats. Th three-hour session in scbedul to run from 7 to 10 p.m. The co is $23 or $39 for two. To reg:iste call 645-9412. AFFORDABLE HEALTH INSURANCE YOU NEVER • ' • & by Dr. Michael T. 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Ow ale:. wll be ~ on 1htnday lfWoUl1I .. unmer Bell .w.. a o tqipy and dt l.abot Ocff~ PS As ~ ond Ill ~llXI*-o c:hcrQI OI adopq o 1111-111>1*' pen tr~ con llllp h* ........ by vl!Ud ... bc*ilt .... ~ 'i' PHOTOGRAPHY lfO N(WJ>Ol't Center Drive, Suitt 110 Newport Beach (714} 644-6933 Ir's CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST! 5 0 ~ff All Family Sittings 25 Complimentary Christm11s Cards Summer S pecial Efftcti'ot through Stpt 15th • C.ll or an ilrtmmt • SAU-SAGE SAUSA GE Or Such Delicious Food! -Join U.s For I Lunch • Dinner •Sunday Brunch ' Ca tering Available For Any Occasion For Reservations and Directions Call ' 723-0621 ' I l 51 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach I lllilillliiiiiiiiillliiiiiiliiiliiiii ................................................................................................ . WINE AT TOTAL DISCOUNTPhont w ~ FREEWAY CLOSE• NO MEMBERSHIP FEE M~lsr ,_ii-•IJN8E1.JEVAllU! LOW PAIC!S -n4E MOST POPULAR~ IN ntE LA. AflU • _. ..L.. POA RUDEASlO 8UY "'8UUM WINl. •SAYS WINE 6 INWT'l IUGAZJNf __,, OPE N 9T0 7 S UN. 1 1 -6 \ , . r---~~-~-----------------~----------------------------•-------------------1 I -I,. .. • .. I •• t I I I + NUm; Costa Mesa~ enth-day Ad¥tntlst. + ADDMSS: 271 A\fOCMo St •• COSU Mesa. + TILIPMO-~~ • DENOM9M110N: Seventh· day Adventist._ + YEAR ESTMUSHID: The church was establish~ In Newport Beach In 1 ~ before moving to its present loatlon · In the 1960s. + SENIOR MINISTER: Pastor R. Geof ry Parl<. + PASTORAL STAFF: Karen Johnson, discipleship coordina- tor; Esther Maritato, secretary. + SERVICE TIMES: Saturday study, 9:30 a.m.; Saturday wor- ship, 11 a.m. + SIZE Of CONGREGATION: 1 Approximately 225. 1 + CONGREGATION MAKEUP: 1 Mostly married couples, 30 to I 50 years old, with children. I + OtlLD CARE: Provided for 1 some programs and for chil- : dren's Sabbath services. I + TYPE OF WORSHIP: Tradi- 1 tional, beginning with three I' or four contemporary worship songs followed by a call to worship, prayer, offering, chil- dren's stories and the main sermon. + TYPE OF SERMON: Park typically preaches from the Scriptures. In recent weeks, he has been reading from the Book of Hebrews, expounding on the themes he finds within. + RECENT SERMON: The pas- 1. tor read from Hebrews, chap- ' ter 11. He spoke of Paul's It sense of Christ's imminent ~ return and how we need to LEAH HOG~ I D~Y It.OT Pastor "Geofry Park welcomes worshippers to Saturday services at Costa Mesa Seventh-Day Adventist Church. "hang in there with Him and + OUTREAOt PROGRAMS: maintain the Christian's walk "People Helping People," a of faith." food distribution program, is + UPCOMING SERMON: based in the church. Park said Hebrews, Chapter 12. "This the church derives its growth will be a closure experience from "friendship evangelism," for Paul," Park said. "It will which he described as living a indude a challenge to the Christian life that invites oth- Christian believer to be all ers to join in. The church has that Christ makes him to be." not done public evangelism fortwoc1;n. +WR~ WAGON: The pastor•I Steff trtes to llnk new- comers •nd visitors With mem- bers of the ~fon and encourages parishioners to hefp. + DRESS: C.Su•I to formal. '"I teH people to come feeling · comfortable no matter what,• P•rk said. +MISSION ST~TE-NT: Adventists believe the church was organized~ that Chris· tians mlgnt experience fellow- ship and spiritual growth. God challenges the church tc;> make disciples, bas)tizf ng and teach- ing them the Lord's com- mands. God also provides spe- cial abilities and gifts that equip th~ Christians for min- istry. • + VISITOR'S NOTE: The church provides Spanish-speak- ing visitors and members with earphones for translations of services. Also, the study group has a special time for people who wish to communicate In Spanish. + INTERESTING NOTE: This Thanksgiving, the church w ill hold a. special event with fami- lles-thanking all their loved ones and others in the com- munity for all their services. "We plan on a full day of g reat celebrat ion,· Park said. "There will be special musica l& guests, and we're asking restaurants in the community to show o,ff their wares by bringing down dishes." By Davt1 Suva I . - I • I I Hl!AI.111 DAY: lnstiuctor I Janet BroMD J.eada People with 1 Artbrltia can BxerdSe (l>.A.C.E.) • cJasset 10 to t t a.m., Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E . &Jeer St., Costa Mes.. The class includes nealth education, joint-protection tips, re~tion techniques, pain- control technique5 and sodaliz. ~·call .513-56'1. PARADIGM SHIFI': The New- port Beach Baha'i Community allows pa.rtidpants to bear and espertence "Paradigm Shift: A New Way -A New World" 7:30 p .m. Friday at a private residence in Corona del Mar. Together, they eiplore such questions as: Can racism and prejudice be eliminat- ed'l What is the New World Order? Can coJifllcts be resolved without. force? ·Are women and men equ~. What's the spiritual solution to our economic prob- lems? And more. Music and food included. Directions: 759-0999. "JmINCAltNATION" Seminar from to a.m. to noon today at the Newport Beach Church of Reli- gious Science, 901 Dove St. Ste. 145. Rev. Ken Gray will facilitate this workshop and present infor- mation on reincarnation from the writings of Edgar Cayce. Call 646-3199. INACTIVE CA1HOUCS: This is the time to look again. if you have been away from the church and have questions or issues with the church, Our Lady Queen of Angels gives you a chance to dis- cuss those concerns in a very relaxed setting on alternate Sun- days at 6:15, be~g Sept. 10 continuing Sept. 24, Oct. 8 and 22, Nov. 5 and 19 in the parish SUNDAY ClA8S lll!GISftA· nONS: The religious edtiCatk)O department ct Orange Coast UOi· tartan Universalist Church will accept registration for pre-school through high school students dur~ ing the month of September. CbiJ. dren are inVited to registet wllb their parents for the free w~ r classes held from 10:30to11 Liil. each Sunday. There will be a wet· come brunch and orientation for new fAmilies In the program Sun- day, Sept 17 after the motning ~ service. For details call the Rev. Kathy Kluhr, religious educati~ consultant at 646--'652. :Ibe church is located at 1259 \ltctoria St., Costa Mesa. ' I 'f RUMMAGE SALE: The First United Methodist Church of Cos· ta Mesa, 420 W. 19th St., hosts its semi-annual rummage sale from 9 a.m . to ' p.m. Friday, Sept. 8, and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 9 . Come check out the bargains, and help the Missions Ptojects of United Methodist Women's Orga· nization. Call 548-1121. BALLOON LAUNCH: Sunday School kids of all ages at St. Matthew's Ch~ in Newport , Beach will release colorful helium balloons at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 10 to launch the new school year. A message in the balloon asks the finder to write. A sand- wich reception will follow. Sun- day School for all ages is at 9 a.m. For more information, call 646- 1152. L---------------------~------------------------~---------~----------------~ center, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, F~I), t~~~ c~~ Tk~~D~ Cdl H~ H~ • S?~-~2~0 SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE Of NEWPORT ISAIAH BEACH CONSERVATIVE HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES 240 1 Irvine Avenue, New port Beach WISHING ALL OUR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR 5756 f I R ABBI GARSON GOODM AN AND TEMPLE CHOIR SELICHOT OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16 9;00 PM - ROSH HASHANAH SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24 a·ooPM MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25 10.00 AM MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25 7:30 PM TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 26 10.00 AM KOLNIDAE TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 7:00 PM YOM KIPPUR WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 1000 AM YIZKOR MEMORIAL SERVICE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER4 12:30 PM (APPAX) MINCHA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 5.00 PM N'EELAH CONCLUDING SERVICE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 6.00PM Children are lnvlted to participate in a.ll servloea, . CHILD CARE AV~BLE FOR RESERVATIONS CALL '548-6900 OR 846-7&12 PRESBYTERIAN w~ Mid hftir du• tuetic.J, Oitl«-c~nm~J. Nhll~ Im jtt. "CAN I REALLY KNOW oon·sw1Ltr <J•mct 1:5-6) CHRISTIAN Y HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Oisclples of Christ) 2401 Irvine Ave. at Santa Isabel Newport Beath Sunday Worihlp • 10:00AM Or. Dallas Gladson . 645-5781 RELIGIOUS SCIENCE RELIGIOUS s·c1ENCE NEWPORT IEACH SCIENCf OF MIND EDUCATION CENTER (Comer d Dow & auon -in ol6Cf Bldg aCfOSS trom F#lefltlf .JonfS) 901Dov11145 I CHURCH SERY!kE SUN • 10:30 I 011/cl: M. Tu, Tfl C114) 646·3199 Dr. Juqn1/la Evan1. MlnlSter CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF · CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3303 Via Udo, Newport Beach . -673-1340 or 673-6150 Church loam & 5pm, Sunday School lOam Wedf:esday MeeUngs 8pm Tlw Lord will gire strength 1111to hi~ people; the Lord will bl~s his people with peace. Pm/111\ 2V: 11 lh'unch of 'l11c Muthtr Church Th'' ti~t Church or Chri.\1 Sckntht &~ton. Mu .. ~chu~•t• E P ISCOPAL METHODIST Costa Mesa MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 laker, C.M Worship & Church School 8:30 and 10:00 a .m. · Dr. Richard Geor~ 979·8234 NEWPORT CENTER UNITED M£THODl1T CHURCH 160 I Marauerlte Ave. Coroner~ Mar 644-0745 Worship ac 8:00f\M & I O:OOAM Sunday School All AQes 9 OOAM Rev. Edward C '"Mt1run LAGUNA United Methodist Churc h 21632 Wesley Dr. Laauna Beach 4199-3088 Sunday Morning Worship & Chns~ Education 1 OAM Ministers Oa'itd Beades & Vi~1n1a Wheeler Wesley CounMfinQ Center 5ervicn Available RELIGIOUS SCIEN( i EPISCOPAL SAINT JAft'ES "CHURC., episcopal •A Comm11nlry_ O.rllclltH r. Loving otNI s.Mnt ..,, Cl.n.t .. Loni ""' Joy~ Fr. David C. Anderson, rector 3209 Vt0 Lido Newport Beach 71.t/675-0210 II 7:30 am Traditional 9 am C<>ntemf>OfOrt. 9 am Church SchoOI 10:45 am Charismatic and Wednesday noon CONGREGATIONAL COMMUNITY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH Of CHRIST To .Bel1tve Is To Cart; To C1Nt Is To 00. Dr. Dennis W. Short, Minister Sunday Worship 8.30 & l O:AM Church School 9AM Adu•t · 9 45 Children Child Care Provided 644-7400 61 1 Heliotrope Ave Corona Del Mar PRESBYTERIAN S'{. MARJ( PRESBY'IEIUAH CHURCH Sun1/a1J Worship 9:30 a.m. ClrilJ <Are, SunJalJ Scllool Jamboree at &stbluff Newport !Ju.ell 644 .. 1341 COMMUNITY C HURCH -. This S1mday Pastor Don Johnson InviU5 You To Come & Enjoy Special Guest Speaker ... TOM BENTON "Do You BELIEVE Tms?" . . ,_ "". ~. l.UTHEHAN CHRIST LVTHERAN OfVRcH A7 1 • Aris center SuPDort .groap -honoi-s . devoted benefactor ' ~ ' • s. BMIJl'lda·Pabaer ~up to the micro- phone to tharik the aowd f« the acrolAdes. •My late husband, am hbller, would heve said you paped the bottom of the barrel c:boo81ng us as honorees,• &he said. Her laughter turned to tears as &be thanked the gathering ot Pounders Plus for the recognt. tSon. In truth. ~-Palmer, who lost her husband recently, is far from the bottom of the proverbial barrel. She is, fu fact, the entire barrel, responsible for organizing, donating and just plain lending a helping hand to most of the major and mln9f causes in the county for more than three decadesi"" Jolnlng In the testlvitles were.(lrom left) Barbara and Bob John- son. and Maxine Gibson, founding chairman of Founders Plus. 1Wo hundred frlends ot Beldeo·Palmer and Poundem Plus gathered in the gardens of Mark Chapin Jolmlon'1 ltal- ian Mediter· ranean estate for a Pa.rlsian· themed dinner under the stars. It was an. evening of sen- timental music, gourmet food and topical con· versa ti on among old frlendsowho have bonded for years for many different causes. This evening would be all about Pounders Plus, a seIVice organi- zation for the Orange County Perlorming Arts Center. Volun· leers for the 7-year-old organiza- tion reach out to many sectors of the community at large providing ticket opportunities for many events at The Center that might otherwise be unattainable. Chaired by Anne Key, who attended the gala dinner with husband Tom, the Founders Plus event committee included devot- ed assistance from Fellda' Bukaty, outfitted in chic evening wear and showing guests photos of h~rself in to;n and filthy rags from her recent appearance in the Kevin Costner film, "Water- world." •can you imagine volunteer. diredory The Volunteer Directory rum periodical- ly in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like infor- mation on getting your organization listed, call 642-4321, ext. 331 . OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Mesa based organization that focuses on graf- fiti prevention needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and for other duties. For more Information. call Michael Howard at 435-0745. " ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER The lnterfaJth Shelter Is the largest family shelter in the county, housing, feeding and counseling 20 families daily. The group needs volunteers and dispos. able diapers. For Information, call Jeff Reynolds, 631-7213. ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVEl.OPMENT COUNOL · Volunteers are needed for a variety of fun(tions. For information. call 839- 6 l~.- OC OtAMBER ORCHESTRA The Orange County Chamber Orch& tra needs volunteers to help sell tick~ staff social affairs, wortc the office and assist with mailing parties. The orchestra also needs volunteers who would like to learn more about classical music to par- tidpate on its administrative board. Call Gii Abrams at 644-7019 for more Infor- mation. OC HOJl.'WSS TASK FORCE The Orange County Homeless Task Force is recruiting volunteers for the Interfaith Council Network to work one-. on-one with homeless adults in the pro- gram on basic life skills. For information, call 263-1n4. ORANGEWOOD BOllTlQUE The upscale resale boutique which benefits the Orangewood Children's Home for neglected and abused chil- dren needs volunteers to aeate displays, tag clothes and work with customers, among other duties. For information, call Christine, 760-6640. .. ORTON DYSLEXIA SOOETY The Orton Dyslexia Society needs peo- ple to help teach reading skills. mailings. and coord inate the adult group. For information, call 999--0118 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. MOAC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Orange County Pacific Symphony Orchestra's Volunteers in Education Opportunities program needs volu~ teers to assist children In a variety of hands on musk.al actlvtties. Volunteers would ~ a tot.r of siX Saturday mornings with the children. For infor- mation, call 755-5788, ext. 244. PEDMTIUC CANCER RESEAJtCH PCRF raises money to support the pedi- atric cancer research laboratory at the Children's Hospital of Orange. It needs voluriteers for a variety of duties. For information, call the main office, 532- 8692. PRENTICE DAY SOfOOL .. The Prentice day School is a state accredited co-educational day school serving the needs of children with Spe- cific Language Dlsabilitiesl/Dyslexla. Vof. r---------------~-------~----, % PRICE IWIBUIGIR Buy any hamburger or sandwich of equal or lesser value and receive 2nd at 1 /2 price with this ad (Triangle Square location only) 631-2967 lttanale Square. Costa Mesa fLocate<f next to Edwards Cinema) Hours: Sun-Th. 11 a.m.·I O p.m. Fri.-Sat. 11 a.m. -t2 Midnight L-----------~~~~~!~----------~ unteers are needed in many areas. For information. call 538-4511. PRIME DYNAMICS Prime Dynamics, a Newport Beach non-profit organization for the 99 and younger set, needs volunteers for its programs. call 262-7300. PROJECT TOGETHER · Proje<;t Together, a component of the Orange County Health Care Agency's Children's Mental Health Services, matches adult volunteers with children who are experiencing emotional or fam- ily problems .. Many of the .children are economically underprivileged and vic- tims of child abuse. For information, call Jonathan at 631-7540. SAVE OUR YOUTH The West Side Costa Mesa youth orga- nization is looking for volunteers to help aNte a positive alternative for people 12 to 23 years ofd. Volunteers are ne@d- ed to btiP in areas such ~boxing. spocts health a fitness, aerobics and academic tutoring. For lnfonnatlon. call 548-3255. SHAftE OUR SELVB & F1t£E MEDICAL CLINIC The organizatlon is looking for ~un tffr laymen, physicians, dentists, hygien- ists and nurses. For information. call Lee. 642-3451 or the volunteer coordinator at~ SOS clinic. 650-0186. SOMEONE CARES SOUP KrTCHEN The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen needs food servers at the First United Methodist Church in Costa Mesa. or at the Rea Community Center. For informa- tion, call the soup kitchen, 646-8181 • I spending t l -bour days dressed lika" tbfolf.• laughed the aodalite ln ~· •Talk about culture shock.• It's not euybelnga member of the down·trodden masses, espeda.1· lywhen the world bu Uque· fle<1. DonC..Ue, VMtaCuny, Barbara and Keith Johannes, Nora and Jim Johmo.n,Jan and John Land- strom, aONlle ~Paddy Lyske, Sharon Stewart and Steve Sokoloff, were all mem- . bers of the Key committee creat- ing an evening in Paris honoring Belden·Palmer. As the chorus dancers did their high kicks, and a staff of white-gloved waiters from The Upper Crust served patrons a dinner of duck, salmon and filet, the Orange Coast social crowd compared notes at round tables in an4 around the Johnson gar- dens overlooking d ty and sea. The beautiful Maxine Gibson and her dapper mate, Robert Gibson in silk ascot and blazer, dined with the equally attractive Pat and Richard Allen, set to fin- ish the summer on the big island .of Hawaii. Geo Soils boss Al Kleist and his channing bride, between 8 a.m. and noon. SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATER The South Coast Repertory Theater needs volunteers to help with ushering (see plays free) and other functions. For information, call 957-2602 or 957-2602. ... S.P.l,N. Serving People In Need is a non-profit group in Newport Beach which serves 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 needed In many areas. For information, call 548-8849. VANTAGE FOUNDATION The Vantage Foundation is a nc>n-<prot- it ~niution whid'I supports employ- ment and community training for adults with developmental dlsabilities. Volun- teers are sought. For information, call 64$-7833. WELLNESS COMMUNITY The Wellness Community needs volun- teers to help out at the reception desk during daytime hours. For Information, call 258-1210. WESTSfDE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB 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 read ing. call Ellie at 631-n24. .. Family Portrait Special Pl4nNow • For~ HolUIJlys Honored guest Betty Belden-Palme.r (left) ls a drlvtng fo~ce behind Founden Plus. Adding their own congratula~ons are- (center) Tom Tomlinson. president of the Orange County Per- form.Ing Arts Center, and Mark Chapin Johnson, dlnner host. Jeanette, ,were on hand with the vecy tan, blond Realtor Chrlstine Rhoades. Table talk ran the gamut from politics to finance to women's rights issues. Rhoades spoke about her sister, set to travel to China for the international con- ference on women's rights, spark- ing controversial opinion to spice the conversation at the civilized affair. ing for common gro~d was in fact most app'ropriate ~en the • purpose of the evening. Founders; Plus members Jean Hamann. Maggie Murdy, Ann Pange, Gbd Ro~ln.s.Carol\Vllken,Ethel Hunt and Peggy Boatright ; - devote their time with the organi· zation reaching out to a culturally •. politically, ethnically, financially • diverse Orange County to. tiring together all factions under the umbrella of The Center. Having divergent voices look- ·-------··--. ~-' (/ I I (I I/ 0 l t l I(' l : /J('//l/ll> ,,,, !!<!< ---!i!_l__U_ !_ u _ ' i I I ' • ' I /." \ '• I I . I I/ i I' , I I /, • ' ' ' North Carolina ~eep discount pricing comes to Southern California HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS 722-7224 . I 1 I<• 1 'l '' s I _, 230 E. 17th St. <:osta Mesa We Know How Hard It Can Be For a Caregiver . .. trying 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. caJl today for rates and information Newport Rehabilitation and Living Center 1555 Superior Avenue Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 646-7764 Make Those Patios & · Entries Beautiful let Jim Jenninp install your complete yard han!scape. .. . . ~ As summer ends, fall theilter season christopher trela So what did you do on your summer vacation? Ask the folks at three local Newport eeach and Costa Mesa playhouses that question, and they'll tell you ~t instead of soaking up the sun, t!ley've been soalang with sweat as they get ready to present their tfll productions. · I Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse ' • First up is the Costa Mesa Civic ~ayhouse with the musical revue \Starting Her~ Starting Now· by R1chard Maltby, Jr., and David Shire that opens Sept.? and runs through Oct. 1. The authors have years of theatrical dnd film scoring credits between thern. and 27 of tlleir songs are woven into "Start- ing Here, Starting Now.· Accord- ing to the show's dtrector, Larry Watts, the everung is more than JUSt another musical revue. "There are subplots and a plot- lme that runs through the whole of it, but it's not really defined.· expldl!lS Watts. "The hrst act deals with new Jove, the second act with new We. Each song 1s a story unto 1tseli. It's very upbeat. There is everytlung from rock and roll to '40s style, tncluding ballads and comedy songs. It's almost cabaret. The three-person cast features Adnana Sanchez, who was last • • • • • • • • • • RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Yoot Dollar Coven Morel 1922 HAnot 81.VD .. COSTA~ -548-1156 • IWl u lJI ID lbt Nftpod n.. alNAd&C..~d ·c.mvaa;. ud Jc.nn.c--. .• fenrilMr ~OD )acll ...... TM tbird pnon ii Watts, wbo ID addi· tioll IO direc.1iDG end idlJGlng ID tbe lbow altle did the cboreogr:epl.ly encl~ the lets and COi• tw:nM. Hii previous work at the Costa Mesa Playhouse wu as choreographer and costumer for •Red, Hot & Cole• earlier this year. After •Starting Here, Starting Now," the Playhouse wUl stage •Play Ont" Oct. 26 to Nov. 19. •Play Ont• ~a comedy farce about a community theater and the back.stage antics that occur when they try to present an Eng- lish murder mystery. "l}cl(et prices for most shows at the Costa Mesa Playhouse· are $15. Showtimes are Thursday through Saturday evenings at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Call 757-4300 for more information. The TJteatre District The new, larger location at The Lab Anti-Mall on Bristol Street has proven to be a blessing for The Theatre District. 1bis small inde- pendent troupe recently chris- tened the new theater With a strong production of "Bus Stop" l'!at gave new meaning to the pl'\Tase ·ensemble production." The critical acclaim that arose from "Bus Stop,• combined with a string of sold-m.it shows, has Jed The Theatre District to offer a fall mini-season of three plays. The first, "True West,• opens Sept. 8 and runs through Oct. 1 This Sam Shepard play, billed as a dangerous comedy, tells the story of Austin, an aspiring Hollywood screenwriter who is caring for his mother'!i house while she is on vacation. He is visited by his older . brother Lee. a drifting drunk like their father. Austin has sold a romantic script to a producer, but Lee manages to convince the pro- ducer to accept his sa:iPl instead, which be calls •nue Western.• Only trouble is, Lee has to talk Austin into helpiog him write it. and he and Austin are not exactly friends. The Theatre District celebrates Halloween with a production of "Dracula• that opens Oct. 20 and runs through Nov. 12. Loosely based on the novel by Bram Stok- er, "Dracula" emerges as a blend- ing of a gothic hotror tale with a classical thrille r. The holiday season comes alive Dec. 1 to'17 with "Light Sensitive" by Jun Geoghan. Set in New York's Hell's Kitchen, this dramatic comedy explores the complexities of relationships and interdepen- dence. The single ticket price at The Theatre District is $15, but sub- scribers to all three plays can save • • • • Srn1flour Nan1ral Bakery ..........EG COOKIE • • • • 427 E . 17th S L " • Costa Mesa • 646-1440 • Come by for one of our delicious Giant cookies w/any purchase • • • Exp D/<>195 One per custo m er -must present coupon for cookie! • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ways to Play . •• It's Labor Day •Electric Boats • sailboats & Pedal Boats • Motorboats & Kayaks -. ' J Be vour own Skipper Reserve Nowt 673-7200 . ' - $5 and get the series for cinly $40. Show times are Friday and Satur- day evenings at 8 p.m., and Sun- day evenings at 7 p.m. Call 435- 4043 fo~ more information. Newport Theatre Arts Center The Newport Theatre Arts Cen- ter in Newport Beach has dubbed the 1995-96 season the • Ameri- cana Season.• The 00-seat "the- ater-on-the-cliffs" kicked the sea- son off last month with "Tom Sawyer.• and continues the theme with "On Golden Pond" Sept. 29 to Oct. 29. Jack Millis, director of last year's hit "The Man Who CdIDe to Dinner,• returns to direct the stage version of the Academy Award- wining film that starred Hemy .Fonda and Katherine Hepburn. The musical •Quilters,• a slice of midwest-Americana, runs Nov. 17 to Dec. 17. "Quilters" is a fasci- nating tapestry of stories about the hardships of living on the prairie, acted out in song by a group of pioneer women who are sewing a quilt. . Former Newport Beach resident Mary Sullivan Slack, a longtime NTAC supporter, returns from her new home in the Midwest to direct the Moss Hart corned? "Light Up the Sky• Feb. 9 to March 10, 1996. Greg Cohen, another llkal bard- w1'rl'dng and multi-talented ind.i- viaual, returns to NTAC (he direct• ed the successful "Lend Me a Tertor" earlier this year) to direct '-. , A.ddw SWIM'.. Uarry Waltl (dlNctor) aad Karen Culblng . are featured la "Start· lag Here" wbldl opem sept. 1 and rum through OcL 1 at the Co•ta Mesa Civic Playhouse. . . Neil Simon's funny story of life in the Big Apple, "Prisoner ol 2nd Avenue,· April 12 to May 12, 1996. The grand finale to the NfAC Americana season comes June 7 to July 7, 1996 in the form of the delightful musical "1776, • directed by the ever-busy I.any Watts. Next year marks our country's 220th birthday. which makes "1776 • and it's theme of the signing of the Declaration of Independence even ·more timely. Sbowtimes are Thursday· through Saturday evenings at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 3 p.m. Tick- ets are $13 to $15. with season subscriptions now available at dis- counted prices. For more informa- tion, call 631-0288. SATURDAY. SEP'f£MBER 2. 1995 forum. the readers hotline HIV Meniorial issue Ii.Yes on Not in my park I am calling about Judy Hubbard's proposed memoriarg·rove for 1-UV vic- tims. The compartmentalized human mind never ceases to amaze .me. Here we have this seemingly good-hearted woman passing over tens of millions of heart and cancer victims and their fam- ilies to. give her sympathy and energy to a minuscule number in cotnparison of HIV carriers, almost all of whom ach:ieved that unenviable status by their mode of behavior. lf the nice lady runs out of luck on this project, she might try honoring deceased bungee jumpers or rock climbers. I know in the age of political correct- ness, it's not proper to voice negative opinions about somebody's lifestyle, but even though 1 feel d.readlully sorry that t these people have passed away, I don't believe a memorial should be erected to propagate a lifestyle. HIV is mostly through lifestyle choice, not due to some mysterious ill- ness, and it would be wrong to memori- alize peopJe who have1:.hosen what for most of the world is a deviant·lifestyle. The~made choices on their own, not the "f}oor child who died from a bad blood transfusion, but through other mea.Q.1. I object lo that park. I cannot imagine memorializing an HIV or AIDS victim when something like that is so easily prevented. Grant- ed, there are a few exceptions, but for the most part it-is an avoidable prob- lem, and they choose not to. MIKE JOHNSTON N~wport Beach Stunned by reaction I am stunned by'the redction to the memorial grove, wruch offers a sign of compa,ssion to a city tlldt needs a lot of it and oe9ds to overcome its biased atti- tudes. U you have a kwed one, a friend , a brother or a sister touched by this c::lis.- ease, it would give you a lot of hope and understc:Ulding. I am annoyed. I can't unagine that phone call from some idiot who said they would request a monument to children killed by abor- tions e~ry day. Excuse me? I would I would hke to see the HIV memor- ial m the park The reaJ outrage is that the tens of thousands of people affected by HfV are not calling in and wditmg 10 line in front of the City Council to hdve such a grove. There must be 30,000 people in Costa Mesa affected by HTV, friends, families. It's just incredible. · HARVEY USS Irvine JEFF GlllANDOLA Corona del Mar I live adjacent to Canyon'Park. The rejection by the commission of the grove of hope memorial was correct. Canyon Park should remain a natural area. It is small and suffers from too much 11ttention. Emotional people with personal causes should not intrude. DENNIS BARTON Costa Mesa 'have supported it, and I wish they had too. I am very m1,1ch in favor of the Grove for Memory and Hope in Costa Mesa and wa~ dppalled at the rejection by the Parks Cornrrussion. JUDY MARGOLIS Huntington Beach , i ARTSTANLOW Costa Mesa gains BREAK A LEG Martin Benson, a co-founder of the award-winning South Coast Repertory, will help lead the theater into its 32nd season. And Benson, as he has done since 1964, will direct three shows this season. RECYCLING WITH A TWIST Gardeners al the Oasis Senior C1tiien Center in Corona del Mar have opened up a can of worms, so lo speak. Actua)ly, the senior gardeners have a device that doubles as a compost sys- tem and a hatchery for worms. The worms actucµJy serve as the wor~ers in the system, munching up the leftover foop, thus speed- ing up the composti.Ag process. And, the worms can be used for fishing, to boot. CHO-CHO-CHOCOLATE • Balboa retiree Jess Sell has always been a handy guy. He's designed a house or two or three. And be always built tgys (9r his children when they were growing up. And now? He's come to the aid of a local candy shop, Chocolate Express, by bwlding them a small train that doubles as a serving cart. losses FEELING BLUE The good new s is that the doors at Newport Harbor High got a paint job. The bad news - at least accord.mg to some color specialists -ts that the light blue paint looks eerily similar le the colors at cross-town rival Corona del Mar · MARC MARTIN I OAllY I'll.OT Newport Harbor High football player Alex Palanjian pedals past freshly painted doors on his way to practice. The new paint remarkably resembles the colors of rival Corona del Mar. correspondence Piecemakers: We're just warning America As usual, the Daily Pilot twist- ed the facts about the Piecemak- ers to make a sensational storj. These are the facts: • Fact 1. The Health Depart- ment threatened Piecemalcers, not vice versa. Piecemakers is warning them and all America just the way Germany was warned ll¢ore Hitler struck. U Americai!oesn't repent and tum back to God, our own govern- ment will destroy our livelihood. , • 'Fad 2. The Police Depart- ment has nothing at Piecemakers to Investigate. If they want to investigate someone, let them investigate the Health Depart- ment Md find out how many lives they have wrecked by tak- lng away their livelihood. They pttde themselves on the number ot businesses they shut down like bounty hunters. •Pact 3. The Health Depart- ment didn't have to send the let- ter to the Police Department or any other department. We sent it to the mayor of Costa Mesa. If any readers would like the threatening letter.from the Health Department and our letter of warning, send $1 and a self- addressed, stamped envelope to Piecemakers, 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. We will send you the letter and throw in a threatening letter from the city of Costa Mesa for good measure. MARIE KOLASINSKI · Costa Mesa Water pipeline helps Good ole Dr. Vandersloot has got it wrong (againf) in his Aug. 19 letter when he criticizes oUJ efforts to tap the Santa Ana River aquifer. This deposit of water comes from an accumulation of river water dating back 4,000 years and is not surface water or sewer water as he implies. This •pipeline" will free us from the stranglehold the Metro- politan Water District has on ow supplies at present and will make Newport essentially drought resistant. BOB WOLFF Newport Beach !esting sends message While I think it's important to eliminate drug use everywhere, lnduding schools, I am not con- vjnced random testing of student athletes will accompllsb that. Why should athlete be sin- gled outf Aren't we se~ding a • message that athletes are the source of drug problems ln our high schools? I feel drug testing is a tremendous invasion of pri- vacy, but if district officials feel it is necessary, then they should test all students, faculty, support std.ff and administrators throughout the district. St1SAN ROSSITER Corona del Mar Homecoming canceled I really think it's a good idea to cancel OCC's homecoming. l have been all through it myseU as a student and a teacher, and I cannot see anything educational about a homecoming kind of par· ty because a lot of people can't afford il · JANE JONES Newport Beach DORIS NORTH Costa Mesa l~ .. 1 community co.mmentary ,• County can feel confident aqput its groundwater\) .t '· By William R. Mills Jr. ecenU~aletterappeanng m the Daily Pilot misrepre- ented facts a bout the local groundwater basin. I want to take tlus opportunity lo assure you that the atizens of Newport Beach and greater Orange County have every reason to feel confident in the water supply. Groundwater meets all wdter quality requirements for drinking water; m fact, it is thE> best waler available in Southern CaJ.iLorrua, with lower levels of salt than imported water. Low salt is one of the most cruaal constituents to measure when asse!.smg quality for healthfulness as well as to prevent corrosion of pipes and fixtures. Orange County's groundwater is so rugh in quality that it reqtures no treatment before delivery to residents, and 1t has the added bonus of paldta- bility haVl.llg been named "Be!.t- Tasting Tap Water in the Nation!" PUBLIC HEALTH -OUR NO. 1 PRIORITY Protecting and enhancing water llty is onP of the ~in go of Orange County Wa r Distnct ln every case m wlu h water quality lS an issue, prot ction of publlc health has been the No. 1 priority, Tcfl.his end, the distnct operates an extensive well-morutonng pro- gram to ensure tha t all water 'extracted from the basm is of the highest quality. More than 14,000 sdffiples are collected by d.Istrict water quality staff and tested in our state-certi- fied lab in Fountain Valley. In addition, the district bas done extensive research mto the newest methods of preventing contamination in the future. Orange County's groundwater basin is the best-understood groundwater basin in the nation due to the work of the district's dedicated, professional hydrqge- ological staff: with their efforts. the high quality of this valuable resource is ensured. VAST GROUNDWATER BASIN IS VALUABLE NATURAL RESOURCE Our local qi:oundwater basin is va.st an~ val'uable. l>roviding 2 on ptfople with 7 5 % of the er they need to live and work range County. lt is a finan- d41, sOdal and natural resource The basin ts fed pnmarily by the Santa Ana RJver. with a Slnall amount of water coming from the Met:ropabtan Water District whe.n surj)b.u we r availab1 from Northern Calltomia and th Colorddo River The Santa Ana River flows year-round; much of the water comes from ram storms and snow melt, and add.itiond.l water comes from waste water treatment. plants upstream. These plants trE>at the water lo a very high degree, and the water is treate d once dgdln by the nat-• ural process of percolating through layers of sand and grav- el before it redch€'s the subsur- face aquliers ADVANCED TREATMENT TO REClAIM WATER ENSURES QUAUTY The most advanced water treatment technology in the world was onginalJy developed and 1s currently used at Water Factory 21 m Fountain Valley ti Since 1974, OCWD has been taking second=eated water from the County S 'tabon DlS-'1 tncts and processin -it further, usmg several time-tested treat-• ment technologies, mcluchng the extremely advanced reverse osmosis • The water produced at Water 1' Fdctory 21 surpasses dnnlung water standards as set by the • stale Department of Health Ser- vtces, with which we have worked to ensurp healthfulness • and long-range safety. The water• is usE>d to prevent sedwaler from• mtrudmg into the groundwater It b<U.m U c;eawdter intrusion occurred m the areas where we e are preventipg 1t, the groundwa- ter basin would bf> rendered unusable Visitor.. come from around the globe to see the Water Factory, to learn about the technology developed here and to take the informdbOn home Wlth them, where they will use it l to tmprove condiuons in their own nations. ~ HEALTHFUL RELIABLE WATER SUPPLY IS OUR GOAL One of our goals at OCWD is to become independent of imported water sources by up to 90% of our populabon's needs by the year 2010. U we are to accompl.J.sh this, we will need to continue exarrurung alternative sources of water for use by our growmg population. We believe that water reclamation is.ow hope for the future. Since 1933, we have been working With c:itie and retail water ag~d.eS to enswe healthful, reliable water for Orange County resi- dents, while protecting the fJJ)vi- ronment for future generations. • WIUJAM ... Ml.LS .. Is gwwat tnaNgtr of the Orllf"lge COun'Y w.lr' Oktrkt • how to contact your representatives t ' • , ... .. ~Comm.,., 1be couple ~ beld annual nrunionl for veterans ~o were stationed at the former San· ta Ana Army Bue in Costa Mesa. She wu nam'ed w~ ol the Year by lhe ea.ta Mesa Cham· ber of Commeroe in 1979. And last month, Orange Coast Col- lege named Mrs. Beecher and her husband Outstanding Citi· ten.$ of the Year for 1995. Pftends' remember Mrs. Beecher most for her sense of humor and love of Costa Mesa and its history. In 1991, she was quoted as saying: •we need to know our roots. We're losing (be old Costa Mesa very fast. When I talk to children, they ask me, 'What did Costa Mesa used to look like?' J tell them it used to be just a few LETTER CONTINUED FROM A 1 department's letter as well as her "letter of warning." "Send $1 and a self-addressed stamped envelope to Piecemak- ers," she said in her note to the Pilot. "We will send you the let- ters and throw in a threatening letter from the city of Costa Mesa for good measure." Kolasinski maintains she, and Sorensen composed their Aug. 1 notice because they were threat- ened by the department. She said her intent was to warn the department ·and all America, just the way Germany was warned before Hitler struck.· "If Amenca doesn't repent and ......_,, Henk NDian. • :1--fdllld d Mrs. B 1ectaer't Hll- ~ Society collMpe. ~ ber •a •pr111aot• in the COIDIDlinJty --knOwl· edged the area WM aoldm. •She lived here aD ~lite and watched this dty grow from a farming community to a tecbni· cal, sophisticated and Vibrant couunerdal center," Pa.nian sakl. "lbat's unusual for a penon lo experience in one lifetime." Former Costa Mesa Mayor Arlene Schafer, who met Mri. Beecher throuah the Newport- Ha.rbor Parent-Tua.chers Assod.a· tion in the late-19609 and became involved with ber again through Mesa Pride, said her dedication to the community is unsurpassed. . "She was a very giving per· son," Scha{er said. "She was always willing to donate her time and dedicate herself to whatever cause there. was. And her No. 1 tum back to God," she continued, •our own government will destroy our livelihood.• KolaSinskl also accused the department of taking "pride ... in the number of businesses they shut down µke bounty hunters." Huston on Friday said he understands the frustration some business owners feel over the bureaucracy involved ~ govern- ment operations. But, he said, he has a hard time understanding the rage Kolasinski and Sorensen expressed in their letter. "I've been here 25 1/2 years," Huston said. •And in my private lit'e or all my business life. I have never heard or seen anything that was put together like this. Obvi- ously. the contents of that letter would cause concern for anybody who received it." r -CENfER stfoE·REPAIR 285 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Next To ROSS Dress For less 645-5511 Hours: M·F 8:30 · 6:30, Sat 8:30 -5:00 I I J 5% OFfc0~tfh~d !!,!PAIR WORK.' i l.t -6 Complete Shoi:_Service & Vacuum Cleaner Repair, y Copy I ~~ - --- -::.. - - - - - J I I I I c 0 u p 0 N I I I I .....,,_. .. IMP:mlort •• ADii ~ Olunlf .... er JcllD Mciadadl, wbo wcabd wllb Mn. Butt. lar a lime wlll9 ., ... CID tbi Hllklrtml Sudltf\ ...... ol .......... be found her .::=,.act an ezceDemcm . •• tbcMlgbl .... wonder- ful,• Moorlacb Nid. !'Sbe aUawed me to eqgage in Mr humor and teestng, and we )Ult leemed to diet real well." Mn. Beecher WU born ID Ripon. near Modesto, ln 1921. Her family moved to Santa Ana wban lhe wu a cblld and relo- cated .,, Costa Mesa when sbe wu a teen-ageT. Her father owned a dairy at the west end of Victorte-6treet. In June 1939, she graduated from Newport Harbor High School The following Septem- .ber, she and Charles Beecher, also a Newport Harbor graduate, were wed. The couple had three cbildJ'en The Piecemakers' letter is punctuated with profanities and name-calling. It also states that the group has "a legion of people behind us who a.re willing to die if·· it means their death will give America back to the people." Huston said he forwarded copies to .the FBI, the District Attorney's Office, the Postal Inspector and the Costa Mesa Police Department. He said he'll wait to hear from those law enforcement agencies before deciding what to do next in the matter. Meanwhile, aipt. Tom Lazar of the Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment said investigators a.re reviewing the contents of the let- ter to determine ~hether any laws have been broken. 9t 4 t >' 0U1' I ~ BUY a BEU USED ca.antlS, TOV8 a ACCE8CJRIE9, l'IC • 2514 N• :iport Blvd. (Alt IW Mer) ea.. --(7141 131·7•1 .• I I I I c 0 u p .. 0 ~ I I I I CHURCH SUPPORT GROUP The Board of Deacons at St. Mark Presbyterian Cliurch, 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport, is offering a free support group for adult children caring for elderly parents. The group meets at 7 a.m. the first and third Monday of each month. For information, call 857-1873. NETWORKING CLUB The Sterling Business Club is accepting applications for new members. The exclusive net- working club bolds lunch meet- ings from noon to 1:15 p.m. every Wednesday at the Sfuzzi restau· rant, on the com er of Harbor and M lX l(AN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIPTOMWCO k, '9 .. I l ~ I J , t 1 t 4 I l 't ~ •,. 'f :. l .. tan. ~ ... would DOt be coa~'8Nld. NieclelbaWI allo belt •• the ... ,,,.., ... Wiil aot be .. av· --ll··· ...,.., ..... ~ :1111•• §f al ~the~wll1Dc:Gr'*'9l· more qulddy rectuce the e of er colt.I to handle the new refuse itl own landfilla. t atream at landfills. Tb4t lou ii an important sx>n-•'Ibey seem to be getting the llideration. said d ty General Ser· sa~ through smote and mir· vices Director David Nieder· rors, • Niederhaus said. "They'll ... haus, particularly since dties b~ new reveftue m,...but then have been paying into enter· they'll have to go back to higher pr;iae hands to maintain a stable lengthy landfill lfltem. levels of staffing at the landfills. ·we've also been uked to Glover predicted the supervi~ recytle at considerable cost to sors would ultimately approve the city, and now tlie land space the plan, which calls ·for trash is being aold," said Niederh4us, importation to begin as ear}y as who also attended Thursday's January. m~. "We hove some con· "'lbe supervisors are looking cema about giving up something at this from a different vantage ~~orked very hard to main-point than we are,• she said. The county has not fixed a "But they still don't need to be rate to charge non-county making bad public policy deci- h.aulers. Niederhaus believes it stons that are not m the best will have to be less than $20 a interests of the citizens." ready with help Newport boulevards, 2nd level. For ·information, call Jason at 834-1005, Ext 220. • FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTUNE . Maxine Cohe n, a marriage and fa.nilly therapist, is sponsor· ing an anonymous helpline for individuals with relationship problems. Cohen will be avail- able for free consultation from noon to t p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. every Monda.y. She can be reached at 759-0357. NEEO<TO RELAX1 Prom 5 to ? p.m . every Sun- day, Zen Home Stitchery, a local manutacturer of meditation sup- plies, holds a free evening of meditation. The purpose of the gathering is "to encourage and support the practice, of medita- tion." -The group meets in the Costa Mesa Courtyard, 1835 Newport Blvd., 'Building A. For information, call 631-5389.~ DIVORCE MEDIATION A free lecture about div e mediation, an alternative to th traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alicia D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited, and reservations . are required. For more information, call 863-9590. J .\C~UAR RANGE ROV ER • 111,I· J'l'lhklll ..,,.,\II•' XJ6, XJS BRITISH AUTO SPECIALISTS Quality cm for fine British Automobiles 1760 Monrovia Ave. Unit ClO • Costa Mesa 646-8802 I ·~~i:y .Ne ~e . ~~ ~ Presented By '9. TJl_e Bod & Regal Beauty Today's tip is on hair care: For those of you who have very fine hair, we suggest the following when washing your hair. Shampoo hair twice. During the second rinse, leave a small amount of shampoo in your hair. 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Sea Kings will settle · for just one • Offensive interior appears to be a thing of beauty to enhance CdM's "skilled offensive personnel. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot C ORONA DEL MAR -When Mark Schuster left Azusa High for the breezy vistas of Corona del Mar a year ago last spring, it was with visions of coaching kids taller than your average teacher and weighing more than 200 pounds. Judging from the looks of this year's Sea Kings, dreams really do come true. ·tn my years as a high school coach, which are more than I care to speak of, this if probably the finest group of athletes I've had,• said Schuster, who welcomes eight oftensive starters back from last year's Sea View League runner-up, which fin- ished 5-6 after losing in the first round Of the CIP Division V playoffs. Though only one starter returns on defense, the bodies Schuster will choose from to fill holes prqvide almost a un.iveBa.l upgrade to last year's scrappy "lollipop kids,• who routinely gave away an average of more than 50 pounds in the trenches to their offensive counterparts. Another positive this fall is the increased comfort zone between Schuster, his staff, and bis playeJS. After two decades of familiarity with former Coach Dave Holland, the CdM program endured a season-long Initiation last fall. But all sides now know what to expec;t What Schuster expects ls a more diversified offensive • attack, and a much more .. TIME PLAYERS aggressive defensive approach. "Last year, we kind of got hung up in a one-play offense (AU-ClF tailback Brlan lfogan off tackle),· Schuster said. ·we had Hogan and our offensive Une was playing extremely well. And 1 didn't do a very good job getting our passing game off the ground.• Defensively, Schuster believes some increased size will allow him to put more pressure on oppgsing ~ffenses. ·we're looking to dominate a little more on defense,• be explained. •Last year, we wanted our defense to keep us in the bunt and then see if our offense could outscore people. This year, we want to have (opposmg) offenses with their backs to the wall and constantly . be 1.JYing to shore up holes.• There are no boles up front offensively for the Sea Kings, with five senior starters return- ing in tact from tackle to tackle. as well as tight end Darren MacDonald, who led the team With 10 receptiotls, including two touchdown grabs. Headlining the "Five Crowns• offensive llne is 6-foot-4, 260-pound tackle Nick Schaumburg, a first-team All-Sea View League and All-Newport-Mesa District selection last fall and a potential Division I college recruit. Tim Goode, though the smallest of the group at 5-11, 190, garnered second-team all-league laurels as a junior • SEE SEA KINGS PAGE 82 < I ) \ 1 Colors: Silver. blue, white League: Sea VteW 1994 record: League, 3-2; Over· all,H. Type of offense: Multiple Type of defense: Multiple 4-3. Head coach: Mart Schuster (second year, H). Staff: Schuster (offensive coordinator, secondary); Dick Freeman (defensive coordinator, outside linebacken, tight ends); Roger Roelle (defensive line, strength); Pat Kelly (offensive line); Lyle landsdale (assistant offensive coordinator, quarterbacks); Tony Noranjo (running backs); John Hallam'{receivers); Miguel Romo (offensive line). John Kat:ovsich (middle linebackers). 1995 Schedule Nol'tl• .... Sept. 8-Marina (at OCO Sept. 15--..at Garden Grow. 7 Sept. 22-Kinnedy (at Vftstem) Sept. ~Saddlet.:ic (SA Bowl), 7 Oct. S-SA \'alley (at SA Bowl), 7 S..vt.w ~ ~ 1~ (at Newport) Oct. 20-El Toro (Trabuco Hiiis) Ort. 27..a.~ Harbor '8t .... ~--rt)'"' Nov. ~Santa Marvarft.a (at oco NoY. t-at lrvlne All games 7:30, ~noted. • Buckingham, Blackman , and Snyder to head back , east to compete in Mallory Championship. H eld on the waters of Southern California's famous Hurricane Gulch, the competitors m the Area J Mallory Finals were treated to a weekend of breeze ranging from eight to 18 knots. Sailing in Aymg Scots, the sue teams raced for the chance to travel back east to compete in the 1995 Mallory Championship at Riverside Yacht Club m Greenwich, Conn. This year, that team will be Charlie Buckingham, David Blackman and Rob Snyder of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The Mallory Championship ts the U.S. Sailing Men's Championship, which requires that the skipper must be male and the crew must consist of dt least three and not more than four members Th.Ls national championstµp annually pits the winners of the 10 area championships across the country agamst each other. Buckingham, Blackman and Snyder had no problems winning the Area Js, posting five firsts and a second over the two-day series. Their strategy was basic, but suecessful. They started in the same place each time, with a good deal of speed and great positioning. Usually able to port tack in front of the fleet, they headed right and played the breeze up the weather leg. Rounding the first mark, they'd pop the kite and they were gone. W inning crew member David Blackman said of the regatta, "This was the most fun I've had all summer, with the wi.n.d and the conditions.• It was very obvious to both the spectators and the race 'COmmittee that this teain worked well together. Dick GQ<xlman. the organizer of the event, said. ·vou can tell that they sailed in college. They ca.11 just jump mto any boat and make it go fast.· The three will be traveling to Connecticut the last weekend in September, agairr competing in Aying Scots for the national title. Next year, the Mallory Championship, !1S well as the Area Js, are being hosted by Cabrillo Beach ~t Club in San Pedro. The racing will take .Place in September 1996 in Ultimate 20s, to be borrowed from the Santa Cruz area. A special thanks must be said to the owners of the Aying Scots, who lent their boats to tbls year's 1 Area J qualifier. Without this kind of support. the competitors would have gone to the Finals unprepared for bow a Flying Scot sailed. AU of the lent boats are personally owned. Balboa Bay Club. holds first Qu1rigger rac0; Newpory Outi;igger fil0n , Offshore women win • • t • More than 600 view the competition for inaugural outrigger canoe races. I· I I I I I • I IJ SAYUllDAY,&i .. 82. J• • -------- ---L ... Bucs ready to "~uk" it to · them with s0phom<Jr e qllar terback I • OCC CoaCh Workman, projected to caddie for JObn meanwhile, gets trampled ~. one of three quarter- on the field dwing Friday's becks battling tor backup duty, r made his mark quicldy and often. "controlled" scrimmage occ Cooch Bill work:uian began against Santa Monica. to rethink his offensive strategy. By the first half of Orange By Richard Dunn, Dail/ Pilot • ,COSTA MESA -For Matt Sauk, Orange Coast College quarterback with the NFL-caliber throwing arm, la.st year's football scrimmage against Santa Monica was a time of .testimony, coming into the program as a freshman, Estancia High ' y..,. Coech Record 196S-John Lowry 2-7 1~John Lowry 3-5-1 1967-John Lowry 3-5-1 1968-John Lowry 2-7 1~9-fhll Brown 3·5-1 '197()-.flhll Brown 9-2 1971...f'hll Brown 4-5 1972-Phil Brown 5-4 1971-Jim Hemsley 1-8 1974-Ken Kiefer 2-6-1 1975-Ken Kiefer 5-4 1976-Jlm Bratten 2-6-1 1977-Jlm Brttten 6-3-1 1978-Ed Blanton 2-7 1979-Ed Blanton • 9-l 198()..fd Blanton •• 7-5 1981-Ed Blanton 8-2-1 1912-Ed Blanton 4-6 1983-Ed Blanton )+ 1 1~d Blanton 4-S-1 198Wd Blanton S-5 195-John Ueb9ngood 0-10 1M7-John ~ 2..a 1-..John u.bengOod 7·3-1 1919-John litb4tngood • 10-1 1f90,.John Uebtfigood 2-8 1991-John IJtbengood 6-3-1 1992·.John Lhibeogood S-S 199).o.JOhn ~ 1·9 1-...John U.O..igoOd 4-6 • LMgue ctMltnpl •• .....,. trf-<Nfnps Coast's season opener against Pasadena, Kham.is wu on the bench, having completeii 3 of 8 passes for a minus-1 t yards. Sauk threw for 96 yards in the second half, and never sat again. On Friday, Sauk bad nothing to prove in OCC's scrimmage against Santa MOniCGt in which both teams scored a touchdown. Costa Mesa High YMr Coech Record 196()..-0on Bums 4-5 1961~ Bums 2-6 1962--0on Bums 2-6-\ 1963-0an Kimball 1-8 1964-0an Kimball 0-9 1965-Nell Peek 3-5-1 1966-Nell Peek 2-7 1967-Nell Peek 4-4-1 196&-Neil Peek 3-6 1969-Max Miller 2-7 197o-Max Miller 2-7 1971-John Sweazy . 1-8 1972-John Sweazy 0-9 1973-John SWeazy 4-5 197~Tom French 3-6 197S-Tom Frtn<h 4-5 1976-Tpm French **8-2-1 1977-'ft)m French 3-6 1978-Tom French . ••7""' 1979-Tom French 7·5 1980-Tom French 1911-Jtm Hagey, John <;amey 2 .. 1912-Jtm Hagey, John CMneY 2-8 191)-Jlm Hagey, John C..t'MY .wi 1914-Tom BaldWln 0-9-1 191S-Tom Baldwin 3·7 1916-Tom laldwfn S-5 1917-Tom Baldwln 2 .. 1988-Tom Baldwfn S-~ 1 1919-Tom Baldwin 0-10 1990-Tom latdwin 6-S 1991-Tom Baldwin l ·1 1992~ Miller 3·1 1993-M)'ron Miiier ••• • t l-2 1994 Myron Mlli.-• 7·l·1 * • Ltagut ce><h.tmplohs ••• • LMgl..le championl. 01' flnlflstl There will be no si~al-caller ~this season. Sauk completed 5 of 8 passes for 93 yards and one touchdown, a 7-yard scoring strike to wide receiver nm Lane. "1\vo of those (incomplete passes) were throw- aways," Workman said. J A year under his belt has made quite a dUference. "Our offense did a lot better today (than in last year's scrimmage), because we're 'more experienced and we're much more confident," Sauk said. "We were just more comfortable, even though we're without Chris Jackson. I think (wide receiver) Jamal (Hills) can do just as well as tw.Y PlOT PHOTOS BY MAACMARTN #K> l<.ATSUVA AAtK>NE GA ME Jackson.· :Jackson. who transferred to Washington State this week, was Sau.k's primacy target last year as a freshman, catching 37 passes for 743 yards and nine touchdowns,_ the second-most ever by an OCC , receiver in a single 5eason. •1t•s always hard to lose a guy like 'that.• said Sauk, who set OCC freshman records for pass- ing yardage (1,746) and touch- down passes (13). "(Jackson) is such a big receiver, he can jump over people. But we've got good receive~ in his place. They're all fa.st and they're all going to bum people. It's just a matter of getting .. _~, .. ,.-.~~·-c H A N'.G iE COSTA MESA · Costa Mesa High's Uurd football game of the non- league season with Edison High Sept 21 has been moved to Newport Harbor High. Originally the du,el or Division I (Edison) vs. Division VIll (Costa Mesa) teams was penciled m for Orange Coast College Sept. 22, but a conflict (Calvary Chapel meets Estanoa Sept. 22 at OCC) moved the game to Sept. 21, and subsequently to Newport Harbor. It to u.n.. Lane (3 receptlOnl for 43 yirdl) and Micah Johnlon (3-37) were qcc•s top receivers in the saim- mage. 1&ilback Quincy Wimbilb WU OCC's top rusherwith 27 yards in three carries, while fullback Mllte Freeman (Newport Harbor) bad 10 yards in two carries. "Wunbisb always looks g<><>d in scrimmaqes, • Workman said of the Santa Monica transfer, who played againsl OCC last year. Although fullback Jason Ondrak was the only OCC player to sign up on the injured list (sprained left knee), it was Work- man with whom most were con cemed. While a Santa Monica line bac•er was chasing an OC baclcUp qUajterbe~ during th •controlled" scri.DUna2e, Work man was flattened on play n the •O-yard line. . "I was looking at a wide receiver, because b_e doesn't know the patterns, then all of the sudden I saw them coming,• said Workman, whose left foot got trap~ in the play, before getting thrown down on the play. Workman, however, got up quickly and was not injured. THEY RE Chatman, Crenshaw join 'stolen' categOry as GWC 'swipes pair •.Instead of walking across the street to Orande Co~t C:ollege they follow coach to rival Golden West College. By Barry Faulkner, Dajfy Pilot -on the 1993 CIF Southern Section Di'!!sion ¥Jllrunner-up, is a redshirt freshman linebacker at Villanova this fall, where he has adapted well the academic and social surroundings of the Wildcat campus, located just outside Philadelphia. A former CIF Division VUI Player of the Year, the 6-2. T 225-pound Luxembourger is hough the majority of vying for time at an outside Costa Mesa High football products still playing are linebacker spot. toiling across the street at Another former Mustang Orange Coast College, playing outside of the iunior Huntington Beach-based Golden college ranks is Corey Sides, West College stole a pair of who is competing for time in the jewels this fall. secondary at Sonoma State. Two-time All-CIF standouts Sides led the 1993 'Stangs Charles Chatman and Dewayne with six interceptions, including Crenshaw followed former four in a CIF quarterfinlll victory Mµstapg Defensive Coordinator over Norte Vista. He returned one for a touchdown in that Alex Henderson over to Rttstler Norte Vista contest and also land, where Henderson will run converted three of his seven the.defense for first-year head receptions into TOs that season coach Dennis Dixon. Chabnan, the Newport-Mesa s ophomore Brian S~th. who District Offensive Player of the has worked himself into pos1- Year and the 1994 Pacific Coast tion to earn a scholarship from a Le M y, p four-year school as a 6-5, ague ost aluable layer, is 280-pound offensive taclde, listed as a running back at GWC, leads the Mesa group at OCC. after starring at wingba~ Otherrormer Mustang tailback and comerback for for-linemen Jose Toscano and Ariel mer Mesa Coach Myron Miller. Heredia are both Pirate freshman Chatman set an Orange County regular-season rushing on the offe~ve and defensive d l sides, respectively, while recor ast fall with 2,297 yards. sophomore Ryan Jackson (6-7, His 11-game total, including Mesa's first-round playoff loss, 260), who never played while was 2,512, easily shattering attend.irrg Mesa, is listed as a former Mustang Binh noteworthy prospect on the "Runaway• Tran's previous defensive line. Newport-Mesa District and Alvin Hill, a 6-0, 215-pound school single-season record freshman, is another backup 2 303 t · 1993 defensive lineman with Costa , •• se in . Crenshaw, a defensive end • Mesa ties, while former Mustang and fullback, whose prep career Michael Cota is a 5-11, was marred by a series of leg 200-pound reserve freshman and shoulder injuries, is listed as linebacker. a 6-foot-1, 200-pound defensive Joey Archuletta, a 1995 lineman. graduate, who started at Bryan Luxembourger, who linebacker and fullback last fall, joined Chatman and Crenshaw is redshirti.ng this season at GWC AWAAQ AAATCO Is The Proud Recipient of The •Newport Balboa Rotary Club• Award For Honesty And ' Integrity . ....... __ Ask FREE=~m·•· About • R:':Lt COMPLETE 631-11 70 IUl'O•DllVE 1728 PLACENT.IA SERVICE CENTER COSTA MESA .. _lllllilDOMESTIC •IMPORTED CARS• TRUCKS• RY'S __ _ Save $11.00 on Admission and Taste Scrip! f!i f . "·Ne~c!!w.JnNnP.Ms.ch Frfdly, $lpt. 15 ---·-·-·' '° 11 P"' 6.. 11.IJO Saturday, Sept 11 ·~ ..... 3to11 P-111 ChlldtM 111 CNtdlf4• 111. 1 SW.. . Sunday, Sept. 17 -.. ··-··Noon lo I pm • Order ~ur Puspo.rt & receive Fri., Sat. I Sun. admlulon 811 $15.00 In Taste scrip tot only $25.cn A $31.00 value/ (GtHt food, enttitalnment Intl pnn for the kldl on s.t./Siin.I) SMtd "** ot aldt wd inlo to: Nl.,w Hlrtior Arla Chlmbtr d Commerce, 1470 Jamtlof11Ad.,~8Mch, CA 92eeo ~ ~ -.0 FAX your cndit catd order to (114) 72M417. ,,..... '" ~00 wh & • bl maled 90 you Sept. 1, 1995:-Ho °""" ICXllPtld.,.., ~ s . \ ,. - SATURDAY, SEPTEM8E& 2. 199S IJ Unstable weather conditions. alld the Winds, cutting dOWii on the cOUnts for anglers' •Water telgperature also b~ factor in fluctuation of anglers' catches. the catch.• Nkt lDgleheart. Over at Catalina ll1and. f1lh1ng ii a Ultle belter u water conditiom remairi uble 1n tbe lee of the &land. Some legal banacuda an being sacked, bonito in the one-to four·pound class are boiling good in the chwn line, and o few yellowtail-.. are being decked along the front side Qf the island. • ,J P esky winds have been keeping daily fiib counts dO'Wn' for the Newport Beach·bued sport fleet. Marty lngleheart at Davey's Locket (673·1434) reporu there is a good supply of ancbovtes and sardines, but added that the water temperature keeps fluctuating, and catches made along the beach go up and down with these changes. "One day, we can be fishing a wide-open bite on sand bass in 67~egree water off the Huntington Beach flats and then an evening westerly blows Calico bass fishing ls also good close to shore line kelp, with the bulk of the calicoes being taken on sardines and lead.head jigs tipped with cut squid. . through and drops the temp to the low 6Qs and all but shuts off The sportfisher Thunderbird has been running out to San Clemente Island daily, and anglers on board the all·day boat are getting in on some pretty fair fishing for a variety of top water. feeding salt-wateI\6IIlall g~e SOFTMlL eo.taMesll eo.dC·2: 1. *Fairview, 18 points; 2. Good Question, 8; 3. Ver· lfone, 8; 4. P.M. Slam- mers, 2. Modified eo.d C: 1. •o.o. Couples-Goat Hill, 17 points; 2. UI' Pi<Xle, 15; 3. Mad Mix. 14; 4, California Dreamin, 6; 5. (tie) Bilbo's Bushw~m. 4;n.M, 4. Modified Coed 0-1: 1. *Sunday Sluggers, 18 points; 2. (tie) Replace- ments, 12; Villa Mar· tinlque, 12; 4. Bulldogs, 10; 5. (tie) Ballwadcers, 4; Sharkbltes, 4. Modified Coed 0..2: 1. *The Goats, 16 points; Safe Softball, 14; 3. Zig- gy, Ziggy, Ziggy, 12; 4. River Rats, 10; 5. Westin Hotel, 6; 6. Jerry's Kids, 0. Men's C-1: 1. *Step Two, 19 points; 2. Junk- yard Dog.s. 11; 3. (tie) Brewsldes, 1 O; Power a Wisdom, 10; 5. Bad Barts- The Sequel, 8; 6. Bilbo Baggins, 2. Men's W : 1. *Hobo- ken Herois, 14 points; 2. Goat Hill Deralkts, 12; NMCC Men, 11; 4. (tie) Eric Electronics, 10; Goat Hill No. 1, 10; 6. Budmen. 3. Men's Cr2: 1. *Lowt· ed. 16 points; 2. Outers Again Shooters, 14; 3. Vobmteers, 12; 4. PDC. 10; 5. One Stop, 6; 6. Team Call, 2. FRIDAY'S COUNTS Men's C-4: 1. *The New Beginning, 20 points; 2. Outers Out- laws, 10; 3. Sliver Bullets, 10; 4. (tie) Mudville, 8; Zaconomics--GHT. 8; 6. Team 11nery, 4. Men's D-2: 1. Cone, 11 points; 2. (tie) Ball· part Oldtimers, 10; Barr- Barians, 10; 4. Don't Mat-ter, 9; 5. Swing This, 7; 6. Rebels.A Men's D-l: 1. Benny '-.... a The Jets, 16 points; 2. The Pirates, 12; 3. Flatlin- ers, 10; 4. Swamp Guineas, 6; 5. (tie) BCAC. 5; Royals, 5. . Men's D-4: 1. El Paso Cantina. 18 points; 2. Abbey Nonnal, 12; 3. Sharks. 10; 4. Ducers, 6; S. (tie) Mustangs, 4; Young Doctors. 4. eo.d ~1. *Me-N-Eds •Beachcom , 18 points; 2. Bat Crack.e ; 3. GH Grandslammen, 11; 4. (tie) Bilbo Baggins, 9; NMCC Holy Sox. 9; 6. Me· N·Eds, 0. Coed 0-1: 1. *Boat Rodeen. 18 points; 2. Oeloitte' a Toudle, 16; 3. Diamond Dogs. 8; 4. (tie) CJ. Sluggers, 6; WPF Slaminators, 6; Amaz Tvrn Slammers, 6. Coed 0-2: 1. *Beer Nuts, 18 points; League Of Our Own, 16; 3. (tie) Pasta Mesa Grille, 10; Riptide, 10; 5. GH l&se Connections, 4; 6. Skulls, 2. Men's a.1: 1. (tie) Goat Hill Herd. 14 points; Shorehouse. '4;3.Piefce St. Term, 11; 4. (tie) Goat Hill GQOhs. 8; Zuble's, 8; 6. Slcldmarx. 6; 7. Mar- tinie. 3. . Mein C-J: 1. *Players To Be Named Later, 1 S • points; 2. All tMdden, 13; 3. Diamond Dogs, 10; 4. (tie) WMA. 7; Goat Hill Play~ 7; 6. Non-0~1.ry Cre.tmers. 6. Men's 0-1Mlljor:1. *SNA Sluggers, 16 points; 2. The Knights, 14; 3. Swiss Cheese, 8; 4. Advance Glass, 6; 5. 12 Angry Boys, *. Men's 0-1: 1. "The Dogs. 16 points; 2. Sixers, 14; 3. The Giants, 10; 4. catalog Sales, 8; 5. Gum- my Balls, 2; 6. Plat Cap Mort Yankees, ~. Women's Mlajor: 1. *Zuble's Skirts, 17 points; 2. Make It Happen. 1 S; 3. Scrappers, 8; 4. Strike A Pose, 0. Women's Minor. 1. *Me-N-Eds Dirtbags, 16 points; 2. (tie) Gunn 8an- dits, 12; Legends. 12; 4. Me-N-Eds Sluggers, 4; 5. Loose Balls, O. NMCC Men's 1. *White Sox, 18 poil'\tS; 2. Orange Sox, 11; 3. Green Sox, 9; 4. Black Sox. 7; 5. Blue Sox. 5; 6. Red Sox, 4: Note: Teams receive two poin1S for a win, one point for a tie and no points for a loss. with one point deducted for a forfeit Davey's Locker • 7 boats, 178 ~"91ers -121 bonito, 188 barracuda, 66 calko bass, 11sandbass..26 fCLllpin. 1sheephead,3·halibut. 23 rockM 155 madcerel, 1 black seabtis~. _ Newport LAlndlng - 6 boats. 135 anglers -16 sand bass, 26 calico bass, 1 barracuda, 74 bonito, 118 mackerel, '28 rockftsh, 40 sculpin, 1 sole. BOATING competed for the title, featuring some of the West Coast's top Etchells sailors. CONTINUED FROM 81 ~ Winds from the west hovered around 12 knots over the three-day series, allowing six good, races to be run. SDYC's own Bruce Nelson of Nelson·Marek Boats fame was untouchable all weekend, with no finish worse than a fourth. Patrick Hogan of Newport Beach and Dion Beuck:man of Redondo Beach are the new dynamic duo of the Laser a class. After a great finish at the Canadian Olympic Regatta at Kingston (CORK) -10th in a fleet of 120 -and an even more impressive win at the Canadian Nationals --in a fleet of 90 - Hogan and Beuckman are cur- rently in contention ior leading the Laser ll Grand Prix Circuit. With a throwout in the series, Nelson and crew sat out the last race and won the regatta by 20 points. Though Nelson won easily, the fight for sec.ond was a little more intense, wil}l the top 10 competitors, including such talent as professional sailors I jim • • n1em1ec fish. When the crew can make squid, during a stopover at Catalina, the catch count really improves on yellowtail and calico bass. Squid bas been tough to -. mue the put few days t Catalina, but lf the seu lie down a little, there should be an ample supply available for holiday anglerr beading out to fish the channel islands. CJ Mako lbarka are belng hooked around high spots in th~ channel. Captain Joe Bairian of Newport Beach, aboard the six- pack charter boat Bongos II (673-2810), tagged and released a big mako on Tuesday and then called into the sport11shing office to report that there was a lot of shark activity on the 276 and 277 spots. •Looks like the water will stick around for awhile, and with all the bait balls on the surface, anglers can ~ some pretty good shark fisfilng for blue, .• high school rankings Mustangs No. 1 in CIF polo . • But 'Newport Harbor only ranks seventh in preseason Division I poll. Not surprisingly, the Costa Mesa High wat~r polo team was granted the top ranking in the CCF-Southem Section Division II poll, nosing out Servile and Mari- na. The Mustangs, who appear loaded again this season, will be gunning for their 10th straight league crown. Meanwhile, Newport Harbor also appears to be a CIF title con- tender ln Division I based on its strong summer showing. Howev- er, the Sailors were voted only seventh in the CrF preseason poll. Foothill is No. 1, followed by El Toro and Villa Park. The Sailors face Long Belich Wilson, ranked fifth, in an early showdown Sept. 12. Corona del Mar, meanwhile, checks in at No. 10 as the season opens. In girls volleyball, perennial powers Newport and CdM will start perhaps a bit lower than they are accustomed. Newport was voted sixth, while CdM is at eighth. Both . CdM cross country squads earned rankings, with the boys coming in third and the girls fourth in.Division m. Tim Mang's CdM girls tennis team sits behind Peninsula in the. No. 2 slot of Division I girls tennis. Meanwhile, Newport Harbor, under the direction of first-year coach Fletcher Olson, has been voted seventh in Division I. In football, defending champi- on Newport Harbor was omitted from the Division V top 10. / PltESEA50N POU.5 Footbllll Division V 1. Servlte (Golden West), 11-3; 2. El Toro • (Sea View).~ 3:-foothlll (CentUfY), S.5; 4. El Dofado (Empire), 6-4; 5. Irvine (SH View), 4- 5-1; 6. Brea Ollnct. (Or1nge). 8-3-1; 7. Villa P1rt (Century), 10-2; 8. V1lenda (Orange), 5- 6-1; 9. Westminstef (Golden West), 6-5; 10. Santa Margarita (Sff View). 5·5. Division Viti 1. La Mlrlda (Suburban). 13-1; 2. Aliso Niguel (Paclfk Coast), 4-6; 3. Norte Vista (Sunklst), 8-5; 4. Temple Oty (Rio Hondo), 7-4; 5. Bloomington (Sunltlst). 10-0: 6. Duarte (Montvlew). 6-S-1; 7. Monr011i1 (Rio Hoodo), 6-4; 8. Lagun. Hills (Patlflc Coast), H>-3; 9. San Marino (Rio Hondo). 9·3; 10. Bellflower (Suburbin), 5-6. WMerpolo Division I I. Foothill; 2. El Toro; 3 Villa Park; 4. HI'· vard-westlillce; S. Long Beach Wilson; 6. San Oemente; 7. JMwport Htlrbor; B Trabuco Hiiis; 9. Capistrano Valley; 10. Corona•I Mw. .91y.1s1on II 1. eo.t.11 MeM; 2 Servite; 3. Marina; 4 University; S. Tustin; 6 ~ranza, 7. Royal; B Los Alamitos; 9. El Dorado; 10 La Habra Giris vol~ll Division I 1. Huntington Beach, 2. Mira <!osta; 3. Laguna Beach; 4. Mater Dei; S. Santa Bar- bara; 6. Newport Harbor. 7 Capistrano Val· ley; a. Corona del Ms: 9 Royal; 10. Esper anu Cross ciountry Boys Division Ill 1. Nordhoff; 2. Et Modena; J. C-del Mar; 4 St. Francis; S. Dos Pueblos; 6. Moor· park; 7. Paso Robles; B. Cabrillo; 9. South Hills; 10 Newbury Park. Gtrts Division HI 1. Nordhoff; 2. Ternesul Canyon; 3. El Modena; 4. C-del Mar; S. Troy; 6. Rim of the World; 7. St. Joseph's; 8. South Hills; 9. La H1br1; 10. San Marino. Girts t9nnls Division I I. Peninsula; 2. Corona deol Mw; 3. Dana Hills; 4. Woodbridge; 5. Santa Barbara; 6. San Marcos; 7. Newport ~ 8. Camarillo; 9 Rio Mesa; 10. Torrance. he Newport Harbor Nautical Museum has a new horn~ -the former Reuben E. Lee -but it needs a new name. We need your help! Enter our "Name the Newpott 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 fOf' four In the Wheel~se of the Reuben E. Lee during the holiday Parade of Lights. makos anP even thresher shark over the lo~ weekend.• Baijian said. • I Matll.Q fkbln,g slowed • lot ln the channel over the weekend, but mid·week report.I from private yachts fishing on the 43 Fathom spot and off Pyramid Head, indicated that fishing and water conditions have really improved. JD at JD's Big Game Sportfishing (723-0883), located behindthefueldoekonBalboa Island, expects billfish to begin feeding by the tiJne weekend anglers begin heading out of the harbor. . "There is one striped marlin being weighed in at Avctlon as we talk about off-shore fishing, another was released and a couple of fish were lost,· sa.Jd JD. 1bere are Jots of feedera and lAil~fl being ipOtted. and With 71-degree water, Labor Day weekend could produce tome outsta.ndinO marlin fiSbing for local anglers tro~ big lwa or casting hve mackerel to feeding billfish. 0 A tour on a minMoag range outer waters fishing trip aboard the deluxe sportfisber Red Rooster ill (619·224·3857) proved successful over the weekend There are huge schools of bluefin and yellowfin tuna holding about 100 miles south of Poi.nt Lo~"a• and Captain Ron Gnbble targeted ib on a couple of these hungry masses of tuna. Despite some sloppy season. water and bait conditions were I ideal and lots of tuna and yellowtail were landed. "' \\ I \I \1 I ~ <, CdM;s Bird vies in Roughwater Swim Six women, including Cotona del Mar's Michele Bird. will be competing~ weekend in the Maui Channel Relay race and the Wlilkiki Roughwater Swim in Hawaii. lbe Maui Channel Relay today is a nine-mile~ from Lanai to Lahaina, Maui. In this event, there are 60 teams entered, eedl with six swimniers. . 1be Waik:ikj.:Rougbwab!r Swim on Labor Day is a.difficult 2.~ mDe individual race. \ Other m~bers ot Team Jacksbrimp, which is sponsored by ~ack Jasper of ~ewport Beach's Jack.shrimp restaurant, include Huntington HatboUJ's Stephani Munatones. Sarah Tumer Of Long Beach, Ellen Ferguson of Portland. and Susan C«Sey and Pam Lazzarotto bom Toronto. ·Bird, a graduate of Corona del Mar High (1934) and UC Berkeley, is a M.B.A. student at UC Irvine. ~he was an All·Amer- ican swimmer in high schooJs and continues to train regularJy at CdM. ) COSTA MESA UNTRYCLUB EVER HAP ONE OF THOSE PAYS WHEN ALL IS RIGHT WITH THE WORLP ANP YOUR GOLF GAMI? When was the last time? Join us at the. Academy of Golf and we'll show you ho w to have them for a lifetime! Three stages to choose from for only l s7500 ••. or sign up tor all three and SA VE/ (Maximum four people per class) CALL 714 660-S10l • 1701 GOLF COURSE DR. COSTA MESA lbefr final two regattas of the year -the Laser II Districts in ,Long Beach and the Bruce Cup in Texas -will determine their final ranking. Dave Ullman, Peter Isler and the ..., Kiwis' Russell Coutts. The NeWp<>rt !iarbor Nautical Museum, in its newly-acquired "river barge• home, re-opened August 10. Founded on the Balboa Peninsula In 1986, it now occupies five times its fohner space, encompassing 15,000 square feet on three levels with elevator and handicap aCQess. Plans Include an ever-expanding collection of historical photographs on the significance of the hart>or, as well as maritime paintings. ship models, navtgationaJ Instruments, rigging and knot exhibits, meteorological Sailing in these large fleets, any mistake can be J>llentially costly, as the team saw at the Canadian Nationals. Though they had won the first race, they didn't receive a horn at the finish, meaning they had a premature start. Beginning the regatta with a 91st can be especially detrimen- tal to odn mental game plan - even knowing that they could drop the race -but the two bat· tled back, posting a 5, 2, 12, 5, 1, 7. 5, to win by 20 points. Hogan, a junior at Newport Harbor High School, and Beuckman, a freshman at UC Irvine, have sailed together for just under a year, beginning with tut November's Bruce Cup- beld at the Rush Creek Yacht Club in Te:kas -where they fin. ished second. \ Other highlights of their past year include a win at the Orange Bowl lut December, a second at MldWtnten .West, and a fifth at the U.S. Nationals in New Jeney last August. lbe'LUerD clui-wbich WU tbe reigning dul of futu:re Olyniplc doublehanded llilors for many yMn -ll beginniog to ... a naUoMJ reemergence u the doublebanded dUI " cbob, especW1y on tb4I West COUt. CJ Lallwnlllr••--...-b-.. ~ dowD CID .. W81m ol SUI I*gO.-.. tba JltCtt• 22 Nartb Ml ... WU ..._. bp Glit SID !*90 ~ Oub. TbiltJ••• bdllli - Ullman and crew Dave Willke and Robert Kinney sailed as consistently as Nelson, with no finis}\. worse than a sixth. Their main rivals throughout the series were NHYC's nm Hogan With crew Jamie Hardenberg and Joel Kew, who also remained in the tc:>P 10 throughout the regatta. Shifting positions as the races wore on. Hogan needed to finish second in the last race to garner second, no matter where Ullman finished. With the question of second up in the a.tr, Ullman and team were able tb keep Hogan back so far that be finished ninth, putting b1m Into fourth overall for the series. Though fourth. Hogan and aew finished as the top amateur sailor. Peter Isler came on strong in the end, posting a 2, 3 In the last two races to pull lnto third. Among the local sailors, BYC's Ullman-Wlllke-Kinney bad tt.nishes of 2, 6, 6, 3, 6 (13) for 23 points to J)lece second overall. NHYC's Hogan·Hardenbe:rg, Kew went 6, 4, 2, (13), 7, O'for 28 points to place fourth. In 13th pl.ece was NHYC's Buddngt..m·Mace·Becbtel with (20)1 16, tl, 8. 11, 12 for 58 points. Pln1rhmg 19th WU the 8YC team of Chandler~Colby Pletcber with 13, 5, 29, 14, 17, (DNP), ~ for 78 ~· Q ~look tot. rilfOlt on tbe 35 NdOnall Mid JutwMhndet~ Ye charts, fishing trophies, and other • ( archival materials. This protect Is speamee'ded b'f the Museum's board of directO<S led b'f Marcia Befits. She, along wilt! husband Bill, are ~time Newport Beach residents They carry on their daughter's (Bettina Bents') vision. Bettina was an outstanding young woman and champioli sailor, who died in 1983 at the age of 26, with a passionate dream to create a nautical museum and st*e with the wof1d the lore surrounding the harbor she loved. With a ftttlng showcase to exhibit local harbor history and a memt>ersh(p now exceeding 600, the Newport Harbor Nautical M~ Will honOf' the legacy of Bettina Bents. ~ Stbo ooo needs to be raised befofe the Museum can complete its fuR remodeling needs. . . Decked out in nautical blMlting and flags, the Newport Harbor Nautical Museoo\ wtl be foml8lly christened In Bettina Bent's memort with a gala ceremony on Friday, Sept. 22 from 6 to 10 p.m. ,More than 500 guests are expected to attend the lavish cetebration. The evening will inctude a cocktaU reception, dinner buffet and live musical entertainment In eddldon to Museum tour1 and a dent auction. The mem<>f8ble evenJng wtll tulminate with fireworlcs and the otriclaJ annowament of the stelmboera name. ;;N·ame. the. N8Wi>Ort.· . "H&ibi)i NIUtiCii. M~;;u·m ;J CO~test": ............ . . :> . lu .. 1.dMWnllM:_...;.,o,,; __ ....__:_~-,,--.....--'"~---~--__;.~_;L.;~~....._~~~ .. ..... ,....,.,k , .......... 5 ii • .... ,-.a.Ill' ., ... , 41lllli ..... . C1P P ,m ........ 111111.. fk , ....... ... r I ~- I ·, I I I; ' I I ) • ' I I '• I ( I \ ,, I " -~ -.--•• -·.-• -.... .,Jllr~- ' •• • I .. ·-... I • "·'. l •--.:Ji. .' ' -_.' ~ • • • I .,,,. •• Corona del Mar Hlgh's oUenslve Interior ls considered the heart of the Sea Kings' hopes. The Five Crowns consist of (from left) tackle Nick Schaumburg, guard Jeff Bogdan, center Richy Nichols, guard Tim Goode and tackle Kevin Stuart. SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 81 and is expected to be a team leader. Center Richy Nichols, a third-year starter, is another Division I prospect al 6-4, 240, while guard Jeff Bodgan (6-3, 210) and tackle Kevin Stuart (6-6, 218) round out a group that averages more than 6-3. 223. "TheSe kids aren't just big,· Schuster said. "they're athletes. And (line coach) Pat Kelly -has really done a great job developing them a$ a unit.• Benefiting from this group's performance in the pits should ' be senior returning quarterback Josh Walz, who has developed as a passer to add to his constant threat as a runner. . "Josh bas been throwing the ball really well.• Schuster said. "And there's a chance he's going to run the ball any time he has it. He's like having a running back at quarterback.· Walz opened last season as the starting fullback, before ta.king over for Aaron Perlmut- ter early in the nonleague season. He completed 43 of 99 passes for three touchdowns d three touchdowns and many ofhis nine interceptions were on desperation long balls, when the Sea Kings were forced to play catchup. On the ground, Walz picked up 484 yards on 92 carries, including nine touchdowns. lt's this explosiveness that could . give defenses fits, particularly -with the seaKIOgs' occastonal use of the option. When Walz doesn't have the ball, junior-ta!lbac;k Tom . O'Meara likely will. O'M,ara, a 6-1 . 205-pounder, is among the fastest and strongest on the team. meshing the pow~r and speed that seTVed Hogan so well en route to h.la 1,505 yards and 14 touchdowns in '94. . ·1 think he undenrumds the opportunity,• S<1tuster said of O'Meara, who 1ton a three-player battle to replace · .. I I \f \I 1 I'-. I \ '\.I Hogan, after carrying just nine times for 24 yards as a · sophomore. ~ • •we like to go with one guy. because I like a back to get into a rhythm with the offensive line,• said Schuster. who would look to senior Dominic Riccabona or sophomore Ryan Achterberg if O'Meara doesn't produce. ·u (O'Meara) ~eps up big dme, we're not changing," Schuster said. Senior Scott Shimer (6-0, 200) returns at fullback, where be helped pave the way for Hogan as a battering ram lead blocker. In addition to MacDonald, WAlz.'.s pas.sing targets will I )I I\' I ', I 1 I\ I ( ( \ 11.1 '' \ add depth to the receiving corps, but a broken finger has sidelined him indefinitely, ,4CCOrding to Schuster, who could also call upon sophomore Ryan Cooper for spot duty. · "We hope to throw the ball to a lot of people,• said Schuster, who will employ his usual variety of formations and motion to try to create defensive weaknesses. "Our philosophy has always been to take what the defense gives us," Schuster explained. ·we're looking for anything that can give us an edge." include starting IJnebacker Ryan Crogan receivers Tyler Hoping to limit any edge opposing offenses are seeking, will be a somewhat inexperienced defense, Stonebreaker (6 ... , 215) and junior George Sumner' (6-0, 175). •stonebreaker is catching dam near everything we thro'!V at him and he's even made some one-handed grabs," said Schust~r. who savors the prospect of MacDonald and Stonebreaker soaring over 5-10· ci>merbacks to snare Walz offerings. Ryan Pash was expected to bolstered by the addition of transfers Ryan Crogan (Estancia) and Sky Conway (Newport Harbor), both of whom started last season at their respective schoals. Crogan (6·1, 215), a two-ttlne second-team All·Paciffc Coast League'1nside linebacker, has earned the job at middle linebacker, replacing the graduated Cartef Wells, an ·. All-Sea View and all-district performer. Conway (5-lQ. 205), who recorded four quarterback sacks despite coming off the bench for some of Newport's unbeaten CIF championship season, will start at defensive tackle. r Bogdan takes on double duty at the other defensive tackle spot, while Brad Guzman (6-0, 210) and Scott Wicken (5·9, 210), who could be the only junior among the defensive starters, are scheduled to start at end. Flanking Crogan as outside linebackers will be two from the three-player contingent of Nichols, Shimer and senior Greg Mercer (5-8, 167). MacDonald will once again anchor the secondary at free safety, while Walz and either Sumner or senior Ryan Burns (6...0, 175) will hold down the comers. Newcomer Trevor Pavone (6-2, 185), who has not played football since movin'g in from Chicago during bis freshman · year, has earned the nod at strong safety. •He looks like he's going to be a player,• Schuster said of . Pavone. Senior Jimmy Keane, who added a 35-yard field goal to his 23 conversions a year ago, spearheads the kicking game. "He's gone to some camps and has become very consistent from 40 yards,• Schuster said. "I've seen him kick a couple through from 48 yards in practice.• · Schuster said he expects better special teams pllt.y, since assistant Roger Roelle has taken over direction of tbe~ts. As bas become the norm at CdM, which has the second-fewest students among Orange Coun=ub.)ic high scboob, depth . be a problem. ·we have'ba ups, but \ they're not really' close to the level of our top guys,• said Schuster, who watched his playoff chances dwindle when several key players went down a year ago. "U we lose a key character, it's a big deal." . . Willard still p~ying the price f~r Cal's .brickyard 8y hrty Faulkner, Daily PIJot Former Corona del Mar HJ9b standout Jerr~ Will4rd hopes his patience doesn't wear u thin thb 1eason·as his knea did the last four years at Cal. A starter for four seuons at lnald linebacker tor the Golden Bears, Willard W1ll drafted ln the fourth round by the KansU City Olief1. He ii expected to m1aa tba MQOn, bowtmtr. n\ll'llng h1J ltfteet tiiCk lo hiiltll after ~alng ftve 1w'gedel llnce stepptng onto th• &rttfktal turf ot c,r. Memorial Stadium. • ' . . . .. ' Willard totaled 469 career tackles, twice · leading be Pad.fie 10 Conference, 8nd garnering several preseason All·American laurels before hls senior season. He was mo. twice nominated for the Diet Butkm Award, given annually to the top collegiate linebacker. On the Other side ol the ball, CdM product J .R. Walz hu fuhloned the beginning of a ' sterling career et Division l·AA HOiy Cross. Walz, the school single·HUOO. and career ~ Jeeder, WU named Patriot League Co-Roolde of the Year after compDmg 712 yaidi and aeven touCbdc>wnl on 200 cante1, ·~the final wtit gam•. • Walz collected tbO·yard g~ against . Massachusetts, Lafayette and Fordham and opens his sophomore campaign Sept: 9 against Hofstra. . CdM and Ordnge Coast College product Honnaz Jahngi, a senior at the Univ~ ol the Padftc, is a 6-3, 281~p0und starting ottens!Ve tackle for the 1\gei'I, who open the seuon tonight at '} at Amone. Mike DeRevere, wbo starfed at Golden Weet College after eamtng All.aP laurall a a Sea King, is vytng for paying tbne u • d~ lineman at NOdbem Artaooa. ..... Mickey Long (6-5, 280) wm Oi'll\ btS • sophomore Meton at Qnulcre COMt College u a It~ delenslv & t.dae, Wldl8 fonDer CdM P.IA~·ldcker Mike Zoelle II • freiibm.9n baCkup for the Pirates. , c c > I I \\ I c J, I '\, • .. • -81 PUIUC .onca PUIUC IOTICU ...... STAR.TING ANEW ................ -=,.,--~ ...... 1ue8•nbsH OflftaM.MOC 10/I ~--• .............. '* .... ~ ... .::.-'!·..:..= ... The ~ ptf'IOn8 8'? TM tolOWwll '*IOM 819 -........ CITYOP dolncr~M· ~IKllinMIU' w..-n, A••"·-·-.. =-= COSTA llUA Hl-rsctt EnW~ & Pa~oll Etc, ... ·N. ..... ... ~..:...... =-=-;:-:.~ NOTICll Ubofltoty a.M~. 6391 !)Ott Ave., Newpolt lleld\, _...... .,.oi-;.~ INVITING a&DI Uncoln Ave., Suitt A. Cy. CA 8266) • A 't,-. ., .,. ,_.,, ,__ •• ...,_ FO"MPHALT Pf ... ,CA80830 EUQeM W•ynt ll/09, :see~ c:..~~..,.. •• ~ ......... ~• ••o ITIM NO N4 Gwenda Hatch.,, 5822 Cit-e. 151h St., '" Co111 ... ~ ., .:: ~ •• ':ti ~ ... NOTICE IS ~EAEBY NI Ct, Cyptttl, CA 80630 M .... CA 92627 Dte11lcu •"' A"tM•ltl .. _::-:,. C... 0.. Mii ... _Si:: BUSINESS??.-,. .::ii·DfM • • • • • • • • • • • • • • GIVEN lhal Maltd~ wlU Thi• bualntu 11 COil-Thi• bllllnHI ,, con-~ "" .,,. .... ., ~ ---_... • .._ _..__. 1.... lhe o'iy 1 dUC1td by: In lndMdUll ducted by: an lndMdual ._.,..... ••llllMet1~ '"•hull• at.• •••••ti•• ... rec .. .-.. , o H...,. you started ~ H8¥9 you ~ dotng 1•. , .... • t.:30.....,,. o ............. .....,,_., n1R Cotta~ ... lo wit: The City butlnn1 y.c? Yff, M.ty butlnttl yec? Yt1, 7·13-90 Ct tu in •f'••'"''"..,u _,.. ..,_ W'•R4 M ......_ Clerk, P.O. 801 1200', 1989 E Weyne Lytle ') ~ -....... ....-.. - Cotta MIH, Callfornl• Gwenda Hatch« Thi. Ill~ WU flltd c.n.ift-----....-. ""_..._.. ............ '2e28-1200, on 0t before Thi• 11111ment wu filed wl\h lhe Counly Clefk ot c.u .. n uect i.e ..... .,. ;-'~i":.::....,.._ 91 the hour of 10:00 1.m. on with lhe County Cl11k ol Orange County on July 21 , ._.,...,... ' A..,._ .t __......, .. ~==·~ Tht l.Lgal Depanmmt at the Daily Pil« is p/eavJJ ~~illll'!llStplembet 25, 1995. II Orang• County on JUiy 14. 1995 • Ftf2HI A MOU ..... •"•h•flH---· M ... .mt uww; .. c-ahtll be tht rHpontlbffily 1995 ( C--'*'O ~ -... 0t Ctn. LMI w• ......... to announa a new mvia now llU:li/ahk to new businesses.· of the bidder to dellv11 hi• • Fl52311 Dally Pilot Al.Igus 19, 28, ..,. _ .. ,_ • John w,,.,,.. ~-•• .._, '9 IMA bid .IO 1M Clly Cl11k'1 Of· ally Piiot ...... 11 12 19 Septeml>tf 2, 9, 1995 1867 :~,,_ to ., ....... _ t• lnkl• • ..._ Tt ,.,,,,.,, . ~ wilJ now SF.ARCH the NUN for J"U aJ"" txtrit charge, mJ~ you the ~me and tht trip 1!J tht Court H~ in Santa Ana. Thm. of Ct11R'Se, afe' the search IS ctmrp/mJ Wt! WiJJ fik )'OUT fiailWus business NUN st4lmlmt wiJh the °""1ty CW, f'!"''fsh ona a W«~ for four weeks as mpa~ by law and tbm fik your proof of publication with the Omnty Clerlt. Ree by IJlt proper an-.._u • • puauANOTICE MOU ,., _....,... --.. C1tllMI\ ,...,_ ,., _.. nounced •11m1. Ottivtf'I 8, Sepltmber 2, 1995 2~ ecti•ru. w.-.-.....~ =·~:t~-r:= cation: City of Co1t1 M111, 5•6e1 Flctltloua •"91neu " --•• _.,.., ,., lelJ o....... .,.._ 2. J • • • n Fair Drive, Room 101, ___..,. """"* ,.,_ • 1 • • ' Costa Mtll, Callfoinla PUBLIC NOTICE Heme ltetement urt ., fMA'• .,..",., AP,,....,411 ... .....,. , ... 92626 Bid• should be r• Thi following penons at• lml!MY-Proo<-. -~ ., ._........, ,,......_ tumed to the alltntlon ol FlcUtloua BualneH doing buslneas u : ...._ ,..,. _.,..., ,., •,..,.. ~..., .. w• ...,.. •• .. CIO lh• City Cllfk within Hid Heme Stetement A. 2182 Dupont Drive, Ir· "::i:."":~:.:.l/: !I"' .. ~"':."': •• --....,_ -time l!mft In a 1811ec1 env• The lollowlng peraons are vine, CA 92715 ..,.,.....,... .,..-..... • .,,. within a. ............ "'-lope. Identified on th• out· doing bu1ln1n as: Ron Schwalbe, 2182 Dul Jom wev.-. AAl>Ott. I:..!'.:~.:-..,.. ..._.. aloe wllh the Sid llem IMovall\/e St111. 3745 W. ponl Drive, Irvine, CA Ao•-,..,. m-f0tt .. ....,.,-"inefr...,ttwO.W Number and th• O~lng Chapm*" Ave .. 1101, pr-92715 ::::Ccei !:~~ =~~ 1 lrinlpley. · Pkasr stop by 0 fik your .fo:titWu.s business statmzmt aJ the D4iJy Pilot. 330 W. dall. Bia• wlU .,. pub I ~·· OA 92868 Thia bu~lntss ,, Cj)l'l-~'"' •• IN._,,.,,,,.,.,. A --................... 0 ned and reld al .JiJmH Michael Lowes, ducted by. ~ Individual ,~ ci.w-~ ~ -*"-_..,., ..,,...,._, rLOWlll Bay S4 CA1ta Mesa. If you cannot stop by, pkt& aJJ us a1 (714) 642-4321 and we wilJ make ammgmzmis for y0u 0 handk this ~rt by mail 1r00 a.m Of u n 3745 w. Chipman Ave., Have you 11111ec:t doing "••' ''•P.,,., s.r,,1c .. • ~ ~· ~ ...___ thereafter ai prlCtlcable on Sult• 101, Orange, CA buslneu yel'? No e .. •n•11onmen1e1 c-ult.tnt 2,,... _.. "-"" --;;-:::~~ When Words~ Not Enough "Speclalqlng In Sympathy Floc.oers" 2983 Harbor Blvd · Costa Mesa 5• 92668 Ron Scttwllbe .....ic-.. J....,. Weyne ~· -"""'· in -. -~~~ 2 ~995• In the This bu1lnts1 Is con-This statement was 'filed • t I • • d • b I • h •"•In i, ~· Z ~ ~ Addltlonalamae::· of th• ducted by: an lndlVidual w11h lhe County Clerk of ~""v:r:~':t-Vrltllty. If JOU~ have any jimhn-"questions. please aJJ us ll1fd Wt! wilJ be mort tht,n glad w amst you. Good luclt in your new business! apeclflcatlont may be ot>-Have you staned doing Ot1ng1 County on JUiy' 21, ....,_ -..ic. '°' ~ lalnld at lhl Office Of the bualnHI yet? Yet, !>-1·95 1995 F853004 uPdtl .. and ••chrtlcel ~ 1SfA,tlT EEN E OOOOfllO Purchasing &Jpe. rvlaor 11 James M. Lowes Dally Pllol August 19, 28. -vi-et F•-R. 8owerman Ac . ~leflt ot'u.. •-d of n Fair Orlvt Coala Mesa Thi• statement waa flied S.plembef 2 9 1995 1668 Lendllll; o•no ~~P••Hlon 1M10 5-vlMte Calif nl 926•26 ' with U\e County Clerk ol ' ' -vlcee with IN C1t1 .. of l• Of a . 0 C Jul ,.,... lftll M-on Violjo; lftll DML&.'-Y-,, Pilot Deted: August 30 range ounly on Y 14, s ELL 1eoe1 awvl-and -,.._ 09/03 8 • 1995 F85230e ~ •• 1tw c ...... ., c--i --------t9 5. Daily Pilot August 12 19 • Office.,.,._......,-· Thinking of having a 540-3135 Published Newport ' ' your USed Veh1'cle Mithet1Ht19f\ w• o•Yen to garage sale? Beaeh.Cosll M11a Dally 26• September 2• 1995· · neo0to•• • .. _ l0t • "°' Give ua a calll C!C - Pilot September 2, 1995. SaG60 through classified ~ '•"" "' s.... Juen Hot CLASSIFIED 1-:-----------.......;; _____________ ...JJ 642·5678 -w-. 8 • Sa670 Autho,.;91191\ 10 terrn.nete • 642.Su 7 • c 4 • I .i· i r. lJ' . · r 1·--· -1' ' ··.J ~-:-~ - CLUSIFIED HOURS Telephone ~5:00pm ~ Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAIJ. Y PILOT DEADUNES Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... WednesQay 5:00Jxn. Friday8 ........ Thursday 5:~ BYPllO• (7l4) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone number and we'll call you back with a pric.e quote.) BY MAIL ORIN PERSON: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92£,27 Comer of Newpon Blvd & Bay Sl • GENERAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an 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. COSTA MESA 1024 SAN BALBOA COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT -----• BALBOA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLEMENTE 1076 ISLAND 2106 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2169 APARTMENTS ISIAND -BAI.BOA 2606 PENINSULA CORONA 2607 DEL MAR 2622 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE -------1..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Stepe to SC Plaza liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f OR RENT OPEN HOUSE MOOl!L Pl!RFECT 3BR 1 Y,BA Fulty Fum Sharp 2Br, pool. Sml OOLF COURSE VIEW •••••••• Extra Lrg Furn 1 BA 2BR 1 BA ~block from Studio Apt 1 aml Br. SAT SUN 12-4PM. 3-4 Bdrm• (Den), Winier. 9/11..June 15 pet ok. Avail. $775/mo 2Br 2Ba lwnhm on Big 1BA Beam ceilings, bch. Very clean. Prkng gar, frig, llove, d/W. Pride l)t, Eaatslde. 2.5 Ba., Plantation Fp, gar, WO. 2 palloa 773·9032 or 846-6834 Cyn goll court•. Trl·lvl'_BALB __ O_A_____ patio, borber. Ulils pd, ape. $900/mo. Avail 9/ Oorgeoua Bay aide Costa Mo1a. Shut.tera, Imported $1250/mo. 675-9589 w/cath cell, lg mstr ate W/0 ; 5550/wk·Sept. 1. Call 909-331-4180 loc. $900/mo, all ut111 2562 Wealmlnster. Slone, Master Suite w/ ------------------$1800/mo. 759-8124 ISIAND 2606 $995 winter 673-~059 38R 28A OupleJr Bal· paid. Agt. 640-5664 Dave Wells, Agent Dual Flreplace and Cottage, 1BR+D•n HUNTINGTON Harbor View Home '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------1 boa Penn Pt. 1-car Studio Apt overlook· PH#a&a.1100 Jacuzzi Tub, Fully Beam celling, patio, Be"CH 2140 1• I B I p k Landscaped. Cul-de-parking, W/D. $900/ .i;.n 4Br 2J3a, lam rm, fp, Bright 2Br 1Ba upper. BAI.BOA gar. OW, fp, $1600/mo ng egon a ar · EOUM. flOU1aHO O l'llOftTUNITT sac, alngle loaded mo Incl. utll 497·7481 iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii comm tennla/pool. Yrty, $1075/mo. Street PENINSUlA 2607 yr 111. 875-2306. Kitch w/1tov & frig. Ba s111et. Close to WINTER RENTAL Nie• 1Br 1Ba condo, Avail now. 759·5011 parklng. Adell Patter· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ;{~v~o~.rt 1·e,:!. ·~ AlllQlalafllhatblntilllllls School• and Ocean! 3Br 2Ba ttouse 2 pa· pool, spa, weight rm. IMMAC, charming 4Br son Realtor, 722-2511 1BR $600/mo utll pd. 1 Overstoched with amok. $700 723-7250 lllWINIMfla .. *ctlllhfd· NEWPORT $288,990 tlos, 2.gar gar. 's17501 Warner/Edwarda. 2.5Ba, 1000'to bell, nu Bright ehH'1ul studio houas to aant1 aundk, stuff? mlhlr.....-.Acttl11Mas BEACH \ 1069 Owner/Broker mo. 97s,5031 $675/mo. 969·9804 pnVClpt, Ip, Frnch drs. apt on Ultle Island, w/d. Avall 9/1jt1J01 E. A call to ~.-.,...,.11 Call Steve Dalby dbl gar $1795 yrry Incl unfurn. Yearly $675/ Balboal l . 644•7946 Classlfled 10 lehertb• ''My Pfllmtica. Sout hland Group grdnr. Avl now. ~63 mo ulll pd. 673·7104 wlll help • 11m111t111 er '\scrlmlaallt1 Absolute Bargain! ~~~!~ ~~:~:~ ~~m• BAI.BOA NEWPORT Udo 4BR Beytrnt (Dock 4542·54578 Nllf "'"'"ell«. ttlltltl. auatlty 69d 3Ba. tarn· (714) 288-3900-PENJNSUIA 2107 BEACH 2169 & lae opt1onrev1> 6 Kl,...,.l-"IMl&ll11u1 lly home nr Fashion (ID#3030018) Pgr Ocnfmt 48R wkJmo/ ......., ...... •a.....-11 Island w/pvt yard + yr/furn/unf 876-4080. ""* -•---a. liml-spa. Reduced S60K • •Winter Oceanfront AT THE BEACH _,_...__.. O I $539 900 / B B fu N .N . Vlllaa Detached 111111 • ~." TEAn ~SI , Cali now w_ SOUTH COASY. 2 r 1 a rn cottage. Annual Rental a 3BR.. famlly rm, guard ... TMI ....,.,., will nol METRO 1086 Plltlo, gar. Utll pd. No Hd °'gate. Showe like ~--aylMl\ISO· PalJ'1;:~.;;02• Agt pet•. 51100· 67s.1832 Or Summer .Weekly model. $2650/mo llllal llf ltlf 111111 wtlk' II la -B ... E,......,,.S""T,...,B""L'""U'""""F""F~S""'L,...,O""C::-Great Condo No $ 1 3'tdrge SeSle1~~n lease. C2a011 A760-1634 •ltl.tllt .. tllletew.Ollfrnfirs 10% dwn, 311ums 111 down. Owner will fin. CORONA · wntts . \IV\r' or 717-47 gt. n -~ ......... .-et ell 28d 2B 2 DI 3Bd 2Ba .......... $l400 N _. C t 3BR 'iwt•"--MWr1lad Ill 1111• Ta: S229K LH. Btfl 2Br a -car gar. • DEL MAR 2122 3Bd Npt Hghta .$1895 ewpo.. res -•· 28a t1Cpandld Angeflta. rect acce11. 651-868& '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Property Mgmt upgraded condo. ""'"" • ..... • • Hoity Bkr, 25<>-1120 1• 2~BA, Llg muter 11e . ..... • ,, ...,...._ ,.CtM-Ul'ER ROUS.. 4 bike to Beach 2BR ft.-_..........._._.~ Cat OK. Pool/tennis . ...,,_.,._I ' .... alHUO ...----.------3~8A condo w/rool ,,,. "'-9 $20001 650-1698 ,,_ -SaVSun/Mon 1-5 ACREAGE 1125 • ...,....... · mo M·••1-..i4-ISIQ.flr w 11111318 S an.Ok, frptc, gar. 673 1900 Newport•North 2BR MltlHt fl .. lln,DC .. •........ eatc • uatex, $1795/mo 721·9862 • ,.. NB 3BR+09"+2BA+ 1v. BA. Gar, Fp, WO. al HUD If Ul·isoll. Pool Draetloalllf 805 ORCHID 2·3Bdrm Ooeanfronl S 1000/mo. Alao for R e d u o e d t h I • Lrg 38r 28a w/fam rm, Yearly•'-Wint•,. Sate. 675-6062 Agt. GENERAL 1002 Orange County Foreclo1urH & Default• _ Delly llata. 80-75 o•w pro~., uat•d dally, .. ch with complete PJOnle. ' Ceunty Reoorda R .. earoh a40-87'13 ad 18 weekend onllf to new cpVpnt, fp, stove, From $1450+ Nwpt Hte vu, 4Bd 3Ba $485,000. Totally ............. SIM refrlg, w/d, gar. Avall Call Bkr 714-642·3850 lg bonua +fam rm, f/p, remodeled through-... "9111•1tn let now. $1775. 760-3676 new carpet. P&J Prop. out. Light & Bright ........._.._ • .__...... 810 0c•au Vl....,S BAYRIOQE Large 3Br $2495/mo 731-4661 (714) 983-1268 -_,..--.,.. ......,... 5w 3Ba, gorgeous decor,.,,,...-...,.-..,..-~~= Rectuoed 1820 a, l824 _,.......,.~uu. 12095 38r 38a. COM uaed brick ftoon, etc. Oc-nfront NB 2BR ,__,_____ $2350 38' 2Ba. Bay View W/0 & frig Incl. $1850/ 18A. Lrg petlo. ga· W. Oceanfrnt. Opn Sal .. -OS4MJ8&0 Agt. mo. Joye9, Prudential rage, tennla. 11350 Su/Mo. 3+3 a. 4+4. 51098K & l95K B45-865S lmm•o 30r 3Ba hou... Callfomla 759-7659 W!nterl 850-8443 waiTCLIFP 1700 sq ft, 2-c:ar gar, BAYRIOQE llgh1 & Ooeanlronl/lmmao/LUX 3Bd 2•• Lg Patio a DeroRT w/d. , refrlg. frpl, blk to b r I g h t , 2 er 2 ea Contemporary 4•R ~ ~~ ~ lSSO bch. S1850. Open Sal/ condo. Cath9dral cell, 3M Avt 9/1CMS/1 . On =~!:4 ~r' PlOPUTY Sun 12-4. 473-7875 frplc, d/W, pool, ape. Sand $2860 S50-1989 alngle attch gar, w/d l'WnhM-.. lcowt tUU9' rau Sen .,.._ d•I Cabo, COSTA _11::C! • 2124 hkupa, ga.ted. 11375. 2 Mattr BR. 38a. 1 a. .;NU'1 1BR Bch Condo, fully ~ Avail. 831-8087 Agt. btaty. Qaa.d Joe. f1k9 CLEMENT! 1076 equip. Pool. Golfing a I u f 13 a• au t ., view. S3200lmo l!o4Wt23 --------• Mat·bY (714)759-1054 28RHOUSEWIYARD4M HR+den Single 1ty, Vll.U BM.80A &..rg 2 CO.RONA MODaL Pa ... acT ian Joa. del Cabo, Total-Mt1 $395+ Oep, llv. rm., frpl. FURN. 2· macr Br, 2Ba, trpl, d/W, DBL II.Al · 1022 3-4 Bdrm• (Den), On tM beach, 1Bl't w/d hookup. Newly car lilJI'· 11800+tec w/d hkup, 2 sec pkng, 2 .1 Ba., Ple.ntallon CondO, all amenltlN. dec:ofeted M2 .... a yrly. Agt 721"3568 poo4/ape/lenn. Gated. .oc ...... -.... ~.. Shu\tsra, Imported l1&0K (714) 1500-9M1 " ...... •i ff T h Avd. 11275. 144-6370 --· "'' Stone, Muter Suite w/ 38 ·-1100 ~ n u • ewn •Me 3br~StepetoSand Oual r lrepla,., .. --"" hm. t_a mstr, IUth yrd. 38R 11785. 38R1-------- BEST COM Location. Jtipuu•;I Tub-Fu.,1"'1., 4yra Old, comm. PoOI. l188S/rno. NEWPODT ~~:g.:: LaOd;;aped. • c~ HOUSBSI N/S. : 1 a50/mo Incl Agent $$0-3822 COAST " ::~~.r!ng~~o~o:d~: CONDOS g"e '41-Sru · 111•••-•iiili••I ......... Bef\k owned and OoMnl PO• UNT ., ...... lmma.c 38t 28• Beach Ar•• .... o ... d •. Oat~. ,Lg.~·48d 2.59•.1... 3-c., SchOOfeene~eeo hH, den, opn t>Mma, tPOOC, 21k1 28a. Quiet gw. ,.IC & .. .iic.n trpl, atrium, Obi gw. Winter Funllehtcl N n/ Hlft View. ,ooVlpe. OWW.r 11380 lno grdnr 1u 1981 O Y,•...._. kar garage. 0 .-r!Oed for qui<* ..... == = GIDWo 2102 Coa .. MMa "'-• 4'MI 2J ..;'O:,,, ~1';?, pets. IU~OO """only.Ag( 2P-401I ~14~ .a4IOO cw De \a COUfWy kltCh. Many Oc.ellflorM· ... your hOtM p'"' 4a.1U2 tiofM •• -, 2-ar ~· Prtv po0C A N5041100/m0 ""= dUeln.d. ------~- • FIND an apartment through classified con& 1111& 102• l eci:~... I 1 ;rm,~.,~: VIiia Rental1, ___ ... _7_• __ ) ' ....... ., 18•. ''*· ..... "°=•DI.HURD Cini Mem to d 17 ~11 a ...... ..., ua.a get to .. tho.. =-f:t• o~.rc:e; $~00 Is •II It tak11 to pl1c1 1 25 word Mr ... .... ,.,..., repllr fObe mo. A~ 9/1. 141 IMa ....... lt•K. "°" _._. ........ ___ ? YNi& ..... ,., _ ...... _ ~I,...,..._ LM the or leas cl111Ultd ad. $11 tor 11clt 1dilltlon1I word. " PAUWWWT ...... -I t. l Chances are you will find what yo.u need al the price you wanl to pay wfien you read Classified Near SCP 2(28R) 2BA 1 up 1 down $750 3BR $950 patio, --------gar, laundry rm. Quiet, RENTALS TO xlnt area ...... 546-8883 FIND ~ liiiSB.AREiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii27iii24 CDM $390/slngle room avail now. Ulla. paid. dally 642·!5678 an apartment through classified No peta n/amk. 708-B Avocado. 675-8634. COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA ME~A 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 QUIBT & SERENE Palm ~esa Apart:inent:s I So near & yet so far ... That's the feeling you get when you Live at Palm Mesa amid the lu~h greenery of secluded woods & stately p.tlms. .A Studios, l & 2 Bedrooms · }l'l SS75 tu $600. · lBR S625 to $650 2BR S725 ro S"'iO .A No Pee. .A Vertical Blind~ .A Coting fans .A NEW Carpet, Pauu & Ti.le •iiijiim;.. .A Fimcs.!I Room .A HcarcJ Pool & fm.IZl.I .A Pa~ & ll:lkomo .A G01ngt1 Ava1lahlc Office Hours. 9:00 .un -5:00 pm M-F ·and l 0:00 am -4:00 pm wcelc:ends 1561 Mc.u Dr.· San12 Ana Heights, CA (714) 546-9860 CLEAHING 3528 SERVICES , I " eve c.ARAGE SALE HINTS Before your pra• sale . place a garage sale ad in the Dail)i Pilot to ensure a big crowd. List items with specific brand names, siies, colors, prices, conditions, . etc. in your ad. ••• Coll The Pilot Classifieds flt 642-5678 to place -your Gor9ge Sole Ad! ·~ NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MESA '· DOORS 3580 GENERAL HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 ROOFING 3910 ·sE·R·VI-C·E--·1 ~1C DIRECTORY. 3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3680 IAWN CARE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An •XP•rlenoed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Semi Retired contractor. PUBLIC NOTICE lk•'• Custom PalnUng •THUNDER ROOFTNO• dependable door Prof, Clean, Quality For all of your roonng ••••••••II Leaky Showen Rep'd HOUHCLEAHINQ hanger. Guar work, SERVICE DIRECTORY Rprs, lmprvmnts, sml Lawn Service. Mow/ The Calif. Public UUll-Work. lnVExt & Ooekl, needs. Reroof/repalr. Regroutlng & lnstall'n 15 yr• exp. Good Ref. reas. Don 521-8910 All 3 Newsp1per1: $144 Jobi. Quality, Integrity, edgefsod/sprlnklers/ UH Commlulon RE· ll703488 IS3t-4510 Uc 638144948-4122 ACOUSTIC Li11670130 Dean of Tile Own trans. Calk any-4-Llnes • 4-Weeks I care. Ken 642·1770 cln-up. Al 988-27US QUIRES that all uHd • 673-8065or846-8528 time . 241 ·0531 Clrc 190,000 HomH/Bus lvemsgorcallaner5 household goods RAINBOW~lrcleMalnt.1-------- REMODEUNG 3408 Marla'• HouHcleanlng DRYWALL Delivered wM Tlmes-OC movers print their Palnllng-'nt/Ext HouH/~pt SEWING 3922 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil H ""D tyl WI d •' •Newport Beach HAUUNG 3720 Q,..n Scene Landscpng P.U.C. Cal T number; Quality Job. FrH "'·''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHILD CARE 3536 w:~~~ & atrl~ 11':!r'";. SERVICE 3584 COM &-Coa&a Mesa & Irrigation, Trimming llmo1 and chauffeurs llll589897 838-88881W 1 S.rvl :RE.fl'.lE1lTo:FP Pgr 714·208·7195 •Huntington Beach & Removali, Clean-print their T.C.P. num-**TOP QUALITY J-C:.~ ~lta ca:i~!; Amtex Tex.tu rlng Reeponalbl• M~M •WINDOW CLEANING• HA•c"o"u,•tTt~ •cP1•111•ngT•rx1tmourv•a1 FV & Sun1et Bpach JUNK To The DUMP up• & Malnt, St. Uc. l:!•r In all advertl1e-INT/EXT. Very com· aweater • All Fabrlc11 .a .. • Saddleback Valley (714-908·1882) 1115990Zs;-esCMH09 ment1. It you hav• a poUtlve. Uc 111848-228. Uk• new agalnl 7aa.7912 •Bob 841 085* Fu~, 11r•fe ..f1aJ'ni FREE ESTIMATES water damage. Free MV, Laguna, El Toro ~.11~ ~~~·u~ia,:.,~r,:ash bndacape Ramodellng qut,1Uon about the I• Ja1114·850·5088 ~~af~I ~··54~993 297-8061 David Eatl Kevin 673-6820. Please Call Gina Vardtun• upfmalntenace gallty of a mover, limo--·-------•---------ADDITIONS , •WINDOW Cleanlng ...-SMALL JOB EXPERT 7 1 4 •5 7 4 o4 2 4 8 landscape/artistic dealg;. or chauffeur, call: PERSONAL TRANSLATOR/ REMODEUNG 3410 Pror I Home Chlld Care •Carpet Cleaning• Drywall/Aco\i1Uc Repair HEALTH. BEAUTY Contractor#C27-604006. Publl9 UtlllU11 SERVICE 3867 TUTOR 3927 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Uc. CPR, learning, fun •Screen Repalr1• /Hanglng/Taplng/Ttxlurt HANDY MAN 3710 •-FITNESS 3740 Prol'I & Ethical. 645-7505 7C1'!m5m5el1!110.:', & loll of lovel F/T·P/J Free eat1•729-'7079 Comm/RH 551 5573 ui ..-... iJ DUNCAN Openlnga.-CM 979-7918 • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Nature'1 L8nd1capln9 Per•onal aa•l•t•noe LaARN SPANISH NOWI CONSTRUCTION SO Fmt, 10-13 FmVbk Dibernardo'• Moving for the buay prof'I a Exp'd S.A. TUIOf Al10 20 Yra Exp. Small & •Llo'd Loving Mom CONCRETE & ELECTIUCAL 3610 Home&Rental ProptrtlH Lo•• F•I F .. u Our MD• FREE Ferttzg Twice Yr. Local/Office/Storage theJelderly. Exp/rat.. Tran1lator·lnterpreter. Lg. Jobe 880.7042 FT/PT, reuonable 3557 Paint.Carpentry· get r11ulta. Lat11t Trim, Sprnklr 3n-8926 Long Dist. FrH Eat. Ml. Jacklon 855-6830 Buaan• •73-7409 rat11, all ages, m .. 11 MASONRY Drywall and morel dleta & medl a• IHn T#181832 979·:91141 ________ _ DUNCAN Included. 984-1740 A-1 l!leotrloal work Gary ~8277 on TV's 20/20 & Feb. PIANO & VOCAL •--------- CONSTRUCTION SPACE AVAILABLI! ~ 8t'lt Prl""•/Quallty Duncan l!lectrlc Carp'1ry, roof'g, plbg Allure mag. Newport LEGAL 3858 S 3868 TILE 3928 ~og. YJ~b:X~s~~: For AdvertJaera. ""t..andscape,";lck, llQne Quick R11pon1e painting, remodel Barlatrlc CV. 873-8586 SERVICES 3812 PAINTING LESSON ••iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiml. Alk A.bout Our: Conc:tlll. 100.7811-1007 Local Uc. 85o.704~ EI 1 c IT r I e /Stucco . CllMMIC • MMaLS lntroductoryOfferl •Cl!MENT WORK+ Concrete deckl/Repalra •W.P. VOUNQQUl8T PIANO Beg • ..Mvanced QftANtTe IMW a CARPENTRY 3510 To Place Your Ad . PLAIN/STAMPED FENCES MORGAN, Uc'd 850-3251 HOME CAREi Revoc.ble Uvtne Trull Pa&ntlnt1 Contraotot AJI eoe• ·T .. cher cert. Fab. CleWl-Up. UC.'d Call Olna Bucci 8 1 k/St /Tll /Bl k 3615 4U.L HOMI! R•PAIRS SERVICES 3760 25 Yeara Tru1t Exp. Oual. IM*'ttlng by prone Entertainment Avall. R .. i . s. aea..e:a:a 714-574-4248 r c one • oc i DECis C aJn 1295 No Hidden FM• Ucl~ Int. Jennlf9f 8401eee x=:»L .---...._ Alpllra, Rtnlod. Doora. Wino REPAIRS/COATINGS arp'try, drywU, P t, Home 011111 ..... 7207 __ ., ·-,,..._._ dowa, Clbk'itla. lll.ICCO a dty-l.54185e 305·•292 plmbng, doora/Reu S FrM •It. 845-3305 PLUllBING 386A R~.....ur Wiii tarlCM Qllet Ile. Uc •FENCKB GATKS• Emqency StN1 838-4755 8eautr Servloe• For 11rra QuMltr Pahltlnf .., Repalr.CIMn a SHI uira exp Jeny 142.0H? S~VICe: Brlc.k, Block, Stone, Tiie new/t.,alr/post replaced Conval11lng Senior•. u•~ONRY 3828 PLUS touchupe. ,._......._MO-n. ~ ..,., 3548 Cone, PaUo, Driveway Redwood • t•678e05 •CARPllHTeR Paint, P1<m1, ltlmp-Mt1, color, ~ 24 Hre. R'.:."'atd SI~"• TMK LOOM..._ __ ... -· ..-ll131Q35 A to Z NANDVMAN iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fplc, BBQ1. Ref. 20 Yr Jim Whyte 042•7209 Dryw .. I, Stucco, Wood "8ils. Uc 25Yr 434-0208 Uc 2 .. ,.. .. :'" .,,. .. _,;::::,,,. 4 w.ienl larlgllt Co.. ·--..,--INSTAU./REFACI CABINm Exp. Terry 557•7094 Fence, Sub FIOOl'I. Sr. JOMM DORM llAIOttRY ~ .... ......,'-.,.. Since 1947 ~. b•lh•, doors, A TOUCH OP CLAS8 =,~~~ Dl1cl John 136-8235 Btlek•Stone.elock QUALITY CAR• Friendly s.n;ice VPBOtsnTJVINn " wlndowa'.1-•A:..'tt?P64&-•NT72•58R =~~~;~~;. CONTUCTORS llllmllll.Low~Uc·ci Cupentrr••leotrloel JEWELRY 3784 LargelSrneltJob•OKI 20 yra Hp, exc.ilent L#478000 •7"304 mm 3130 '" ~ T Aaa .,, ..... G ~-"~··· ... 7u .... 1 Plumblng•Drywa11• Ucl817Un 81t441SI workmanahlp, fair .. ~...-. Dtaln Cle•..&-l~~-•ll!l••lll• Addltlona-Remodellng efe.. • • -Ula.AL 3558 ~·-._.. ..... -• .....,._ s ptlc11 1464Af7 Ron -'"~·· --.. 1 tucco•Palntlng•Tlle Wiiiiam Harold Jewel•,. Conven~ • a Plumblng Repalf9 UT ........,.. beef fflr•·W•ter Repa '•· Chrl• ~""It• Cleaft Rooflng'"Jlm 841-7494 Watch & Jewelry repair CIH•lfled CHUiii6'1 9'Aiiifui6 aovr• al(p, AM work wJP• o·~ Teet meet, Plumb, a Paint SpeolalWng: WlnOOW CPI 9UIU>aft8 INC. Pl00l JNSTALl NANDVIUl.a .. Palntln An=I ue/Flne Jewelry M8 ... 78 20 Yre Exp. Gd Price! Ouer. Steve IM5-82M =.~ .. 6 ~In •IUIV 227 .. 122 clHf'lng: Carpet a • A••ldantlal COf'IL n119p,a.,nr 3620 ._..... P.· ..... , 97"'--"'•• .......... PreNUr• WUh 4904825 uc.--·1 • .. 2.-1n1ur•d .,.... ~ Elect•Plumb•Carpt y .... , adt _.. c 't t Quar work. ,, .... Eat. PrMIH p............ 1116 • .,,. ...... .... Til••M•rbl•. 25Yr1~1ti an ... m 0 Uc#37otoa 138-1534 Aeplllra "Remod8fa ' :aiilCK CLIDHiil= l 714> ...... 993 •QUALITY WORK• Jerry Bell 77 ... :980 get to ail thoM• ''" 1:eumatee cunr Cl.IAJl'ING 3515 Hl-f>r .. eute Waahfng. Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramlc Home ..... o,.tlon i LfUfDSCAPI • repair Job• ~OFF PAINTING LIU71N .... tOIO WALL ~ ~wf-~ ~51 DECJ; Mrble/Carpet·Bndllna ftemodellne. TUe, I.AWN CAal 3808 around~ bou.ae? ._7Exter1 ... e'°'e!!"aterklr8_* COVllDIGS 3132 • _.AIMD -· ..,., .... ·-COATING 3570 L708279 722-7~:ta drywall, woodwork, Ltt tl)e ... - - I a..t Uptiollllry tool dOU HOUSECLEANINQ Clualfled la..... fences, deck•, room •••lo Y•"9 ....... CtaUlled liift9ftaJa~iiiftiliii"'.1 ~~TY 011•1• ...... ., •4Mlt .. IUOUCY ~Bond~ MUM Wawprooftng lnO. C:ONVKNl•NT additions, roofa, gen Lawn ..,_ Oii •a JI._.,.. JIN Sil$ ........ .... ~~~~., J\°4~::0,... 8alconlea•St•lt1•E1c. whether Y04.l're buy· r•palra. Comm/RH. T,.. T,...: ...... L' -.. ,,~ -"'No '°°., ...... _ .. .,1 -_,_ ~ Orade Coating• Ing, Hlllng, or Just Rafl/frff Eatlmat... ........._ • .,.,_49 ....._ "" illiiaiiir :"Jc pi•Y RIA 'N Cle•lll .. Mow In-Out lookll'IQ, cla11tn~ hu ....... , M7 .. eao -:--=it.:i•lm~t.:--·I 1Aoe1 tip'd CD. We .... ........ wtth chldc8tw7 aov.. 1xp. Ref'•. ,...... whac' ~°!'8need81•1'•D .ova ao ile w ~f, :,.r-=•· 11r1p. C•ll Cl•••lfl•_, ..._ w•or 81/wk -r ~.... ·---·•• ID 91e ~ todaV•~ c.1P1na..._...... Ma ... 7• .-u1.-..o f.,!!~~~.!!!.:=~;;..'-~---------·--------LtMll!Mf .... Ym •t•ttt · • - GOOD AD! Call 642- 5678 CROCHET CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND • Crochol ·a 111111 Chmtmas village complete wllh bandstand. church. co1ta0ts and mansion Arrange your ltttlt v1ll•oe on a mirror 101 a table center· p1te1, or you may even clfOose to ldd h•noera to lht 1od1vidu11 pi1c11 and h1no lhtm on yo11r trtt Our ntW tt.pQt Qu1debook Complete With Slep·by Step 1Ma111et10111 H well 11 h1ll-11zt p11tern tempfftet _.11 l\AYt you c'"''"O tilt v1llaoe snown 1n no t1111t1 • ...,.. ____ _.._..__,.~--..... -------~ .,... ____ ._..._....-...~--..... ~--- oer.-...--------~~ ....... -----""':' ... _._......,. _______ ___ ,,. ....... ~ ....... • ' I ' . . . ' • SATURDAY, SEPJ'ft.9£R 2. 1995 ~ SPOITDIG S04t GOODS -------- D eaw b&adff lfRS• to a gtMt tlofM; MIT .... lft IAllO& Btun9wk:k OOod concs1 we• • -new felt. '825 080 ~v •7 I lot 4 .. , 7", & 14" ~ eon-Gorgaou1 female etet•. muonry, we & a ... ....,. S.Mpherd, •tone. WeVdry cutting, 3 year1 old, very af· Call 176-0459 -------BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2904 brand new, must Miii fectlona&e, hfebroken 1 _________ 2.,AMILY aALa 5199 for all, Wiii eepa. & OJ)edlence trained. nr'IP"ltf$ •"? Sat 912 km-noon rate. 1·8()().418-5000 Love kldl/peta. lnllde '-Ali vv 5 208 Di.mood (alley) dog. Call 858-5488. ~under 15 PETS &. S•v• abuud and CHEAP AJA IE.__._. __ Ooeal e-r DIVORCE FORCES SALEI aUUTlf'UL WOM•N l'ree Halrouta CM Gii abandoned peta. Be a ..... , ... _._ ._ Pay PhoM rtt-30 •eourld Alt 1Jve•24 Howcal ''!::.!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!lllillm!!!~~~ •tytlat nMC11 model• ANIMALS 604!1 volunt .. r/tOater. Call M 0 •I u S CI ti•• 112· Sam·l pm. King s tea. $7,500/Mo Uat ~ ••• --3-2500 •• for color correction, 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-59M~037. •From S.190 (1·W)• bed (new), tile ca.bl-"' w/u. 1..aoG-439-5930 • vv-,_. PT Front Office Medical & 11 •From '350 (RT)• nei., 1hsehold ttema, • X2505 $:Ul(mln. Mutt bt ti. Ctlnlc (Assl1tant In-weavH, permt cute. aftftpf-•PET No Reatrlotlona clOlhlng, much morllj C'~· II ., ....... IOH..t c 540-2998. """ -• --3·0 •ao2 PAY PHONE ROUT• _,...., v -~-1urance oordlnator) Every Sat & Sun at PIANOS ac ·-vv-... -219 Garnet Ave. ~~~nc~,:~11!:!~1~~· ~!~.!o<i~e~e r.~0~T-11~,~~.•F:J>~Z:'·J-E_WE __ L_R_Y_P __ tr_R_,S.___ ~~;y~~PPr.~~nt:/~ ORGANS 6059 ":~~°:~1~.!:':~ ::: F~o~.'!.1Tc~::: .!:.~:: 1·800-886-4S88 24 hr• 11·800-:MS.16«11 1ume to 548-4504. ac ART 6025 ten• and more, all 9/8. 15% dl1count. dllhH, allverwartit PEPSl/COK• ROUTE 1·800-470·4885/Qay Call 548-2273 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii looking for lovlng, car· Tum of the Century 84°""389 for delallt. etc. Great valuel Sat Local or ~abllihod 1-90()..658-2625 REAL ESTATE ASSTI• Ing homes. CALL 597· Upright, solid oak, IHI 12~. Sun/Mon 8-2, 18+, $1 .99/mln.. Needed for real Htite Plalntlnga-Wlll Tll'ke 9037 for more Into. pattern, Ivory key1. TV ELECTRO CS 109·B Grand Canal Earn $2,000 monthly. co. In Corona del Mar. Belt Oftera. by Sim· 1898 Winterroth & Co. , NI , M ltl F 11 Sat 2ni 1.aoo.311·7832(SOOA)24tv1 1·-------cau 72g.7253 barl, Paul Blalne artbox S1300 obo sneeo 6080 u am ~ 1• Henri, Leo Janeen, Chances are 251 1500 r 841 1099 1\.1; 8am-2pm. Lot ot Great VENDING RTE•New EMPLOYMENT I I Roberto Lupettl, 'Julian • 0 • Thlngsl 106 Matin• Av Machin .. In 21 Loca-Rtctpt on It P(T Ritter, Jim Dally. Give you will find ---------•Kenwood •w•t•m (alley behind fife statn) tlon1•Buy All or W/Pf1, phonH, lO-key, away prlcee on post· what you need BICYCLES 6060 1850, Y~aha mini---------' Part•800-599-6780 !!!:~·M~~v!'!'~3.~ ere, 6 prlnt1. 662·3383 at the price iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ps2 0og: J-:;:':6C .. f!2:"5~~ CORONA eMPLOYMENT call after 10. Dealers t t Trfk 1200 22" look -~ ---------~ · Retell L.adlee Sports· welcome! you wan ° pay pedels, lncludH caf· TRADE iiDiiEiiLiiiMARiiiiiiiiiiiii6ii.ii1ii2ii2 INVESTMENT 5530 wear. Exp'd 1ales P•r·1--T-h-ln-k-ln""'g._o_f_h_a_v_ln_g_a_ when you read eye stdoroter. 600 ml. OPPORTUNITY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eon at John Leonard'• garage sale? Claaatfled $400 OBO. 675-1175 GARAGE SALi! Secretary/Oto Mgr light Golf Shop 852-8689· Give u1 a calll dally through classified Neat atutfl Sat 9am 2908 dut111, word proc, RETAIL SALES F/T CLASSIFIED 842·5878 Buy ~i::~l~~·:c:~d It. 642·5678 ~ 445 Jsabella Terrace New bu1lneae owner In eearch of thort term, hi Interest loan. John Fontaine 6S0-28~1 payroll. Small Con-Cellular phones/pag· , ___ o_4_2_._s_o_7_e__ Corona Highlands atruct Co FT .574-0827 eia. ~P hetpful but ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 2920 HAVE YOU READ DIANETICS? Learn how to actually do Olanellc1 and got It applied to you and gel the results stated In the book. Call now, 1 ·800-488-4577 A PERFECT MATCH not nee. Apply 191~ If you have 5 ·501be. Newport Blvd.. Costa to loote. I have a ca-=-=M,...,e-=s="a=-M-·F_9_am_-a_p_m_._ roer for youl Wiii train. SALES JEN 800-245·4171 Sell vacation/retire· ADMIN ASSISTANT ment lots, throughout Calif. by phone. Good Nooded Immediately. leads, good productl Design co. Heks pos· Robert 05().8287 ltlve, bright onergeUc, ----------dependable, exp'd TUTORS PIT H.S. Admln Asst to support Malh thru Trig, Chem, ownor of co. Candi· Biol, foreign lang. Col· dato ml.Isl have cust lege GPA 3.2 +. $8.50· 1ervlce, xlnt verbal, $10.50/Hr. 443·2700 written, organizational & math akllla. Self----------ltarter proficient In Ml· EMPLOYMENT crosott Word, Excel, SERVICES 5533 Invoicing & purchase order process I n g . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Good lelephone & gen oHice skllls. Must work well alone & with others. Fast learner, right brain mentality, non-smoker. If you love fast paced, small, boaulllul, pleasant of· -··-· Please be aware that fhe listings In this cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there Is a charge per minute. flee atmosphere, ••••••••• LOVE to work, please ca11 114-589-0209 be-MERCHANDISE tween 2-4pm. Answering Service PfT-FfT $9.25 To Start answering phonn. No ANTIQUES 6010 LOST & FOUND selling, no exp. nee. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 29251_Lo_._c_·C_M ___ 2_13_·_96_0-_2_09_2 Conetructlon iltBUYINQ ITEMS• From 1800-1960. 1 pc to entlre estate. Paint- ings, books, furniture, etc. Immediate cash, top $. 673-6223 Iv msg .. Laborer needed. FOUND: Set 01 Keya Truck req.'d $7·9/Hr 8/23 In parking lot be-Max. 5 4 5-0904. hind Jack In th• Box•------------------on 17th St.. CM. Call DRIVER Wanted to Marla at 574-4249. drive kid to & from --------- LOST BRACELET Gold keeptaka brace- let w/Atlee & heart charms, NB area. Pis call 673-5990 aft 4pm. LOST COCKATIEL In Mesa del Mar on 8/ 26. Friendly, grey. Please call 979·6554. 1chool· Npt Cst, COM/ APPLIANCES 6011 Eaat Bluff. Your car or iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mine. $125/wk+ cash. Prefer good OMV, Frig 18' Whirlpool w/ 1ppearance. 644-5450 lcemaker. Xlnt condl Exp'd Boat Yard $199 080. 548-0812 Mechanics, Electrl· K ~ n ·m or• W JD clan• & Yardworkere. Stacked, gas, 3yrs, 675-2837 $500. 675-1175 Immediate Openings. ___ ......;...• -----Sp•ceaaver Mlcro- Handwmen Carpntry wave Hardly ever or electrical or plumbing, used. $75 10-spd ;TH & FITNESS 3000 or drywtl, stucco or paint g Ir I ' 1 bike S 3 5 or Ille. Oave 675-1331 548-3350 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IN s u RAN c e LI c. d '"'w..,..-.-h-e-r/D=-,-w-e_r_S_1_4_0 ANTI-AGING/STRESS CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME Agtl/Bkr1 & Telemat· ea., frig $175 Air Con· keter needed to sell dltioner $50. 646-5848 Comm'I Int. 862-2430. · _________ , Marlnere Chrletlan FURNITURE 6014 School CM . PT Cl••• room Aide; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Receptlonlat-FT; Dining rm T•bl• Da~c•re Aide-PT. Duncan Fife. Late 401. Call Natalle ... 437-1700 6 chra $389 722·1497 IL-llllmlu..111&&;i1o11.1~11111.~1-.:.:.;..:.;.::.:.=.;.:.:.:.:...:.:..:.....:.._~ Nunlng Dining room .. t. 6 CNA and companions chair-. ~2x60+2 leaf1, nffded for homecare. $130. Call 546-2472 PERSONALS l=-F::::fT:-,=-=3-::1"='0-4=,,,,3:-o-44--44-_M_O_V-IN-Q~Q-ua-1-lty-lt-em-t: I••••••••• PIT CASHIER needed Mtchng <:ouch/dinette evening• for 1mall set, lthr recliner, bdrm PERSONALS 3002 Southam Callfoml•'• A Very Cool Place .. To Meet A VllfY Hot Oatll Calll MH>0·255-2525 X9838 $2.1!1 P• Min. Must bt 11+ Toucfl.N phne req. s.v.u I 1M45-&434 Let's Find Each Other 1-(900) 388 -0200 en. 9200 ,,..,,.... r11taurant In Costa set, custom made wht MHa. Brian, 546-7427 wash entertnmt center PART TIME for 31" TV, plcturH, RECEPTIONIST refrlg, etc. 645-9099 Community newspa· Penn Hae Oak 5 pc. per office looking for drop leaf kit Ht. Uk• depondabl• pereon to new at $350 644-4137. answer phone1, assist Sof.tLoveaeat Natu-cuatomere and help .. OU1 with various clerl-ral Raw llnen, .200 for c.i dutlH. $6.$7 per aet. 080. 644-5261 hr. 8am-2pm Monday --------- thn.1 Friday at Ml11lon MERCHANDISE Vlejo location. For In· tervlew plaaH call MISC. 6015 Judy Oettlng at (714) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 574-4250 or fax re- aume to (714) 63t· 6584. POSTAL l OOY'T JOBS $2tlHOUR +BENEFITS NO EXP WILL TRAIN To A.Wt Cal71~M991 PLANT SALi! ACRES Cement fountains S110, bird baths $20. Cltru•· fruit-avocado (fruiting) $10. Junlpera, vlnet, herbs $1: Kg palm• 8' $20. * 9~74·9422 The new Range Rover. See inside for details. GS. RANGE ROVER 'i'Th~ Buyer's Market" I/Check your shopping list off by stopping in today at any ~ on~ of these local Orange County Auto Dealers~ "Buy, Lease or Browse" nge County__'s Auto Dealers are Number Otte in Customer Sa . action SADDL•BACK & • • CllVll~!_M\Y.;,_i1 Edi~ ~171 dIPtClKISflJfll/J. 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GE Cl aaelfled resultl !rig. $185 lot. mlsct Cail llM2-A_78. you want 2417 Orange "102 MAIUNE SLIPS DOCllS 7022 100' Sllp A'o'alJ. For FuU or partial usage. 714-97~40- .... , ·--············------------ Run your od In the Newport Beoch Costa Mesa D?ily Pilot and the · · Huntington Beoch Foontain Volley !~Ito i-eoch over 100,000 homes. Fox us this form with your credit eard # °' mgil it in' with a chec:~' lodov l Run for a _.ic11( yoilr cor does not sell -'II run it for another --FREEi Al for $10" • 0 YIS,SIU ~y CAR "• • -c...dO c.d GJMC ~ DAM X ~-----""- • • • • I • ,._. CJ.d,.,...., .... ,. ... _....._....,-AW_ • • • • • • • • • 1 • ........ ,. .................. . ..... ' I • '• • ' I • ' .. • 1J .FACTOHY REBATE • 1J FACTORY REBATE • • ' ' /. \,,. I r'1 • Every '95 Lincoln Con.tinental Every '95 ~lncoln Town Car 12 MARK VII LSC I l~em. • 113 MARK VIII l•~ri«. • ' ------ ... .. \11-~ \\I· IUH· N M«sa' .. ~ (;.C. w-<r ~· s Costa Mesa ~- GolfClub .. : Cover..Pnulential Newport 2. 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Pfesttglous N~~rt Beach's MSpygtass HIJr'. $1,Z99,000 Mt t ON llll IEACH -lncredlble ocean- front estate In Wes~ N~rt. Intriguing ftoor plan featuring 68R, ftve baths, comP._letdy remodeled In t 990. Surf at your front st~I A rare opportunity at 51,195.000 02 llA& mAND aANCll -Custom . lMDTANll'S DQJCillT-fully craftsmanship and Old Wol1d fumt.shed 4BR Gourmet kltchen. charm combine to~ a spe-morn"'8 room, designer furnish· dal appeal. A~ ocean view and tngs. prof. landsc.aplng. former easy terms. Cill for details on model. pano vtews. neu hatbor. terms. $9lS,OOO L2 shops&.. restaurants. -5689,000 C3 ftlMl l.OCA110N -HMd-to- llntNngle level ocean vtew home with pool. Custom built, 48R. 48A. Minutes from hatbor, beaches, resort hotets. $519,000 CIO HAUOa CUJSl • EnloY oce.v\ breez.es ye11 round from this model perfect home. White, Qght and b11gtit. French <foc:n. Romantic spa. lush land5caplng. $243,00001 OCEAN '11EW • Dana Point bUf top. See forever rrom 3 view decks &. many rooms. Charm· Ing 48R. with custom reatures and huge master bedroom. Close to hatbor. restaurants. shops. $J9'.000 P9 OCEAN. SUNKr, CllY UGH1'5 - Views from all rooms In this ~executive home. Pool and spa. laigc lot. 48R. 38A, CQlltOln quality throughout. $489,500 vs " IN Tiil fOOlffU$ • Sharp 48R home In a pr1rne loatlon. Large, prtvate yard backing to wlldef- ness are&. Near R.S.M. $144,900 83 MY, CITY UGK1'S I. MOUN- TAIN WM -C.on,femporary 4BR. 2:58A. custom home OW!.f· looklng bay. Skylights. vaulkd ceilings, dedcs. Three car garage. Quiet street. i689,000 Al3 MONAaCll MY 11.UAQ - Unobstruc.1led south mast and mciuntatn views, C.tallna sun- sets rrom master bedroom. Prtvate, custom sl~level home. almost 3000 sq. ft. $629,000PI DWCiHTRll DANA POINT· Cus- tom quality fonMf model home. Large. open, lots of light. 48R, vaulted ceilings. wood shuttef's. 8ert>eJ carpet. $315,000 V6 SPANISH HACIENDA -True traditional WCiANI' E.SfAn -4BR, 3BA. plus hacienda overlooking the ocean and · large bonus room. custom deck off harbor. SBR.. 48A. over' 3800 sq. ft.. master bedroom. Hardwood ftoors, Ele8clr:!t features throughout. POOi and berber carpet. Hardscape, landscape, spa. Gc?_rg__~s location. Sellers may pool, spa, barbecue. Panoramic views. carry. 5659,000 S6 In-poor bar stools. $649,000 H4 con AND PllVAR-Lovely 48R. La.guna Niguel home with lush landscaping, pool and spa., upgraded amenities. Marble lk>oring. granite counter tops. French door5, skyllgtits. $450,000 0 1 Sir-DOWN CATALINA YEWS • from your IMng rOom, dining room and master. CDz.y family room and 2 ftreplaces In this sin- gle-level home. Spa plus cool garden atrium. $640,000 C9 SUN UNCH -Rare San Juan beauty with four car page, RV storage space. 4BR with llre-· P'ace In master. $199,000 VI I £XC1'11NG -~designed and appointed pit.late. home. TINO llreplace, hardwood lloors, P,lant .. don shutters, . crown riloldlng &.. French dool's. ..so.at heated pool and spacious patto. $409,000 RS ~OUS fAMaY--• lelutllU'I 38R, with very prtv.tt blckyard. Wood noomg, plush c.arpet, French doors &.. window. Close to school. $101,0IO M4 WANSH sc:.tllST'ICATION - Old Wor1d Charm, located ~ l).ana Point Harbor. 4BR. 38A. Hardwood lloors, 2 llrep&aces. beamed ceilings, recessed bookshelves. I /4 i!te.re flat corner lot. $475.000 S3 LOCATIOH-LOCATION-Extra large back yard with a peek·a· boo cx.ean view from master awalts you In this home. 2BR. 38A, -den could be third bed· room. $419,000 PIO COOl POOL • Beat the heat. Spadous 48R. 38A home on a large e«ner lot ~tures gigantic pool &.. spa. for all your entertain· Ing or private relaxation. $179,900 LS lf.UJlOwta • New carpet, plumbing. Large family room with llrep&ace. die counters. landsc.aped. $Ul6,900 f2 W.. · A short walk to DIN Point belches and nwiMl. 48R home dose to schools. Spirclol.ls !font. side, and blckyatd. $1 ....... A 11 ESSlNCl Of UIROft • ltallan- style villa with French windows &.. doors leading to prlvate patios. Lush landsc.aplng. pool. spa. hardwood and matble lkxm. 48R. 38A + bonus room &. library. $419,000 81 -. •• ' • I"'"' 't ... ~I -~-· -A MASIDPllQ-180" ocean view. lhcredibte home wtlh views rrom f:Vf!f'J room! 48R. 4.58A. Large yard facing the ocean, room for tennis court and pool. $599,900 A8 ~· -·~ Talll VAi.iil -Slngle level, 4BR charmer In Dana Point. Uke- new condition, with bay wind· ow. Pool. No association dues! $239,000 SS WAUC TO llAOI • Stralgtit to the sand In Dana Point. 48R. 38A. over 1800 sq. ft .. Cathe- dral ceilings. &.. skyllghts. two patios. $193,000 516 Will. TaADl .oa caeo - 481t. 2.SBA. W.. to DIN P'olnt Halbor. Cul-de-sac. ~ )Wd. No assodAtlon dues Calf now. $J.4t,OOOC4 .. 644~1600 New Lis~ings Wbi Po19t Back bay view· I Bd. I Ba. I air pr. Comer locadon. Gated comm. Rick Laqevtn $229,900 San Jaan Ceplatrano Spectacular custom MedJterranean. 7 Bd. and 8.5 Ba. Patrick BartoUc $I, 750,000 Spotlight 2641 CIRCLE DRIVE 211 EvENlNG CANYON ••2480 .AiBoR DRIVE. 122 30nt STREET 227 GOlDENROD • 13~8 GALAXY DRIVE • 346 VIA 1..100· Souo •RqmeNted tlie bu!ltr; • •Repr~Nlld buytr & Slifer .· J ;, • 2178 ROCHESTER Almost new French Normandy style detached stncle family home in "Malsons NonnancUe". 11uee large bedrooms, 2.5 baths. 2 ff re- places, extra laree walk·ln closets. ,pverslzed 2 car earace with laree ~rk area. This opportunity ts a d~ll&htf1,1I surprtse. dort't miss ltJ ff ertd It $299 ,000 N 011 (1 Laguna 1163 MARINE Once in a great while op~rtunity to own such a superb bea'chfront location. Well maintained beach house o~ large nat lot with-freshwater pool Great remodel or rebuild potential. Direct beach access Location. location, location! Drastically reduced to $ J ,999,999! /\ . " Sea l sltind 80 OCEAN VlSTA Super golf course value in the gated community of Sea Island Decorator perfect two bedroom plus den town home on Newport Beach Country Club's 14th fairway Light and bright with large sized living areas Owner has found 'another and is ready to deal' A great opportunity at $565,000 Harbor VieH' Ho111es 2045 PORT~CHELSEA Terrific large family home in :cul-de-sac location. Large pool and spa, two bedroom guest house as well as 5 car garage. Totally customized with over 4,000 sq. ft. of livable space. A great combination -~ of family home in Newport Beach 's favorite family community! Reduced to $1,049,500 Sfwrc Cliff::: 336 MORNlNG CANYON Picture perfect remodeled four bedroom home in a picture perfect setting! Serenltfand tranquility abound in courtyard carden and untque canyon settlftg. Situated in highly desired· Corona del Mar beach community o~Shore Cliffs. Private access . beaches and walkin& distance to Olde Corona del Mar. t\bsolutely charming! Rtduced to $897,500 ( . .. ... • '' I • I I \ Pre mier Lido Isle Bayf'ront · 343 Via· Lido Soud $2.495.000 P rfm e Ocean.f'ront Location 71 06 West Oceanfront ' , Spectacular Lido Isle Home 332 Pima Lido - Newport Hetsht::s Family Home 5 Partc Place ....... ~ ........ 2071 PORT PROVENCE Quiet cul-de-sac location in Newport Beach's most popular family neighborhood. I 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath Palermo model with beautiful wood ffoors and large private back yard: . )IM KLINE . 759 ... 3771 Reduced to $509 ,000 SHIRLEY HARRIS IJFETIME SALES ACHIEVEMENT . . HALL OF FAME MEMBER 759-3727 ______ _...._ .f j I t 1 • ' I I' I I 24 CANYON FAIRWAY • Pristine Mediterranean custom overlooking I st fairway with city lights view. Impeccable quality and craftsmanship throughout. • ... ....... :...4. ... .,, ........ ' F WF'-.1 ___ ..... _.~ . . ................ -'f-"!1':-....... --.. •• -- . ~ DESIGNS FOR LMNG HOUINE --- .CALL NOW FOR YOURPE~NAL TOUR *1·-800•9}4-5 756 Rt'''"tly remodeled 4BR. 3.5BA plus 4 car garage. P~ rul de s.lC locabon. Will1YI hardwOOd floors. custom p;iint & paper -t many quality built·ins. Lavish Tl\Mter suite w / <>ll'am. <,Juna. and exercise are.t. R~crd Sl,675,000 Sr \ I~ I \ .\'/) Rare 9'ftrin«I Best Locabon Ir Model hrfrct 38R. 38A Townhome w I dramatic aolf rou.ne views. &quisi.tely appoinllfd with l'll'Utral aiion and many custom quality lea tu ca. Hug-r reu yard w I pool. ~ waterfall Ir ouf- door enllft'Ulivnent 1Wa. Thlt Is adult living at its finest! Offntd at $795,000 Prof. deanllfd 4BR. 35BA 'lf/rNltMr suite on 1st level Euro kitchen. hugt' hinuly room. formait library/den. Lush !'NI' yard w /Pod. SIM and m~ aru. · Prfced to Sdl Now $1,190,000 11. \I\ I H) u \I 11. \ \. Seller Bought Another Premium Location · Totally rebuilt SBR, 3.SBA with attention to detail. Gorgeous hardwood floors, gourmet kitchen, Pella windows and childrens play room. Exquisite master suite. Walle to park & schools. Call to see today! Reduced for Immediate Sale. WAS $i89 \JOU NOW $849 900 ()(~/'. \ .\' RI I J(-; r ~ Mountm Ir Territorial views. Build. your dream home now. Plans included-. with purchase and Reedy lo go! Priced to wtl noW! Best lot vafue in NewfM eo.st.. 16 Tel~ Only $449,000 J I' I I fl \/ \ I ' • I I . ' I I I I I J 2 TOWNHOMES ON't LOT. Just steps to the sand. Duplex property frahJy paJnted. No common waD between units. Ample parldng. Just Lilted at $219,500 RON TAYLOR 509-S7S7 'DIE LOT• $775,000 TIIE HOlJSE • FREE Ocean front comer on Bal>oa Pennsua right on the sand Great s w. expo!ilO'e maximizes the 9J\set view. l..M in the cottage IMlile ~ plan !.OJI" dream ~ the-surf CaU for specifics. AN ORIGINAL IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS ONLY $299.000 Livable 2BR on large oomer lot being sold w As is." There is a carelaker 's house in the rear of the property. Cal for details today. OCEAN VIEW VIUA BAl.BOA. •• $205,000 D..ial Master suites highlight this very charming & private condo in gated community within walking distance to the beach. l.Mig nn features fireplace & opens onto the patio ~ ~ landscaped groonds & ocean view Kitchen features lots of ca.mer space & tile. o.vner ~ to help w/dosi'lg costs. 'DIE BUJFFS POPlJIAR BONITA PIAN $349,000 ~end U1ll OlOice comer bcation. 38R. 2BA. 11 l'TlCM!-i1 COf ditior I. Custom kitchen & bathroom tie. Prdshed _garage w/b..ilt-i'ls. Suny~ patio. Close to Bad< Bay tTais & corrm..inity 1lis Is bcated In the preferred ~ are.a of The . 2 TOWNHOMES ON 1 LOT NEAR 'DIE BEAOI NOW $219.500 FresHy painted~ property with good Income. E·Z qualify + Al.T.D. available. Cal for an appointment to see this great NEW LISTING. A SADLY NEGl..£CTB) HOME with an ocean view In prime Cameo Highlands ~. 4BR. 28A floorplam. Front entry C'.CK.D1yard ha pool It ..,.. PRICE REDOCE>. Now $525,000 BEAlJl1RJL 48R + lam nn ~ w/fr doors, din rm. 2 pMlol + beck ~ w/1pa It &\IM trees. A really ... lndoor/ou(docw w. Offered at $479,000 .,.._..._,.1 TA'Vl..09 67S.7IOO NOlllLE HONE JIEARMY $175,000 Terrt6c location. .... 2BR + 2BA. 2 sp1100 parldng. Just b:k the doer and go fistq. tail.Y UPGRADED Al.l"EZZA Plan D w/500 If borall nn + 3-<ar ~f lt'a better than the odwn a\1911. Panoran.c ocanlbay/mtn/dty lltaws. ~to $649,500 PllDIE OCEANFllOHI' LOCATION $775.000 Ocean front comer on Balboa Peninsula right on the sand. Great S.W. expoue maxrnizes the SU'lSet view. Live in the oottage \AA'llle ~ plan your ~ hoo:se-Or ~ .. Cal fat spec:lfJcs. Olll6INAL llOlJSE IN NEWPOlll' llEIGH1S ONLY $299,000 lMlbie 28R on liirge oomer lot behl sold M As ls." Then! Is a caretaker's houSe i'l the rear ol the property. Cal for details today. OP£N HOlJSE SAT. a SlJN. 1-5 OCEAN VIEW MANSION 4,000. 8QlJAllE FEET $899,900 Magslib It 5BR Ne!A.port Beech estate. ~ pool & spa i'l \lerY ~yard. Boru rm. ctrq nn, ~rm. 3 martE hpls. hardu11e paneled hary + nu:h mere. 2500aff0r. PENINSULA POINT 5BR + f.-n nn, den, boi-.11 l1'D. gourmet kit Ir. ~ ~· Ocan Ir. bey WNls In _.. IQDe w/a great Ooorplan! Cal to see It today. Offered at $798,000 DAYNA f£1 iii 651-4610 LENDER REPO EXEa1I1VE MANSION. Lrg 58R, 58A poOI home owriooldng bey, park & city llgha. lots ot marble, nmon & hMchome detalk throughout. Offered at $899,900 '°KIN& 729-5214 NEWUSTING SHAllP ONLY $242,000 Light/bright 3BR. 2.SBA home w/marbie entry & ~~A great location µ;t mbUes from the beach. Nice family room & fireplace i'l living roan. New~ ~ CONl'DIPOllARY UDO ISLE BAYFllONT +DOCK NOW $1.7951111. Lzirge en~home pb huge bayfront deck & room for a 55 · runerous desi!Jler detais, elevau & sUvWig wet . A !Je.al Udo Isle street. MOBILE HOME UVING NEAii BAY $175,000 Ten1fic: location ..... 2BR + 2BA. 2 space parking. Just kx:k the OOor aOO go Qstllng. rorv 2BR c:ou-sie .-tt.. Wedae. lJaN/brtaht interior & amny patio. w .. to the beach .na bay. Offa1ld at $360,000 DAYNA PEI iii 651-4610 / PREMIER PROPERTIES of George J. McGaf&gan S..-.AModate 24 Ho•r lrt/o Urte J-800-545-1444 Direct Une (7J4) 729-72!J!J DRAMATIC CONTEMPORARY LIDO BAYFRONT Opu~ &' SpAciOUS FlooRplAN AMENiriES. INcludE.: • 'BEdROOMS • } Full BArlis & 2 HAlf BA1hs • LiviNG RooM widt FiREplAcE • }900 SQ. h. of Livi.NG SpACE • LARGE MASTER widt 1.8<>° ViEWS • Dock foR Two 'iO':+-BoArs ~ MASTER RETREAT widt fiREplAcE · • FoRMAl DiNiNG ROOM • Full, FiNishEd BASEMENT' •Two Full WET BARS • ElEVATOR PRESENTEd By MARCiA DossE)' .. Bus: (714) 6 7},7}00 PqR : (7•14) 'jQ9,}707 SHANNON M. HAYES: -Just give her a tent, a sleeping bag and matches AGENCY: Coldwell Banker Costa Mesa JOBTITLE: Real Estate Profession.i FARM AREA: Pountairt'valley BOW LONG WITH AGENCY: Almost a year CUY OF RE.m>ENCE: Fouruin Valley ' FAVORITE MOVIE: "The Piano" FAVORITE R.FSTAURANT: Black Angus FAVORITE GETAWAY: Las Vegas M ""---PET PE. EVE: nnon · • .... ,v. When someone doesn't say God bless you after a sneez:e. HOW DO YOU DEFINE SUCCF.sS? Success is rtached by practici~ession with intepity, expertise and y. Ultimately, in real estate. socoess results when all puticipancs in a transaction feel " more than satWied with the ~on and perf onnance of the qer:tt. r Congratulations to our Newpofl Beach Sales Executires for achieving The Prudential California ·Realty's ''NUMBER ONE OFFICE AWARD" .. IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THE ROCK IS THE ANSWER (714) 759·6600 A IAYSIDE VUA On while sandy beEhes wlvfts of the jetty+ pavillion. An impea:able 19Sldence done in a 00\eless design. Entry crurtyard. $4,I00,000 COl&E• VllW IESIDEllCI -, Pric:egteallyr!duc8d!Spacious58RM!w/priva)!pool&spa.An:hi'9ctltal i.rty high atop Spygtas,, Hill w/sweeping views d haJbof & city lights' St.Cjed to bankrupty court ai>ll'MI. $1,ral~.IXIO GCEM, UY I cm LIGHT VIEWS Unobstructed ocean views from this beautiful Harbor Ridge custom home. 38R +loft. private pool, spa & en'8rtalrment cenlBr. l-car garage. $1,415,000 4PUX All 4 units are 28M.BA. Excellent condition, soulh of PCH. Walk to beach Condo <XMMrsion submitted. Gieat taJy! • sa-,ooo OCEAN UY I CATAUU VIEWS C~tom tm. bra frplin tam.rm, oakenlertairmertcenle~cetlar & wet bar. Open bean ceilings in din & liv. rm. Elevator ~ _, all ftrs. Motivaled sellers -bring offers. $711,711 SEA ISWID B.RAllCI Enjoy a country club li~le from diis upper condo w/golf course views. Va.ilted ceilings. model pemct $571,000 PRIVATE YARD DFFEllS SPA I FOUllTAll • Eastblutt Exec.I'm. 38R. 2BA, upgrades include oac bh-ins. dble shake roof. NC. sec.sys., marble fl()()(ing. Must see! $5&8,000 . . . RARE flllD • BEST IUY fl nest neighbomood in Woodbrige, Irvine. C1assy landing I trad w/move in condition, close to park, lilc8, tennis court, pool. EallentcentJJ.l location. $508,IOO IEIGHTS MU • COSTA MESA Live in one-ranlfleolhetf 2-38R.2.58A. 2-car garage, Irr'. vmtedceilings. Baywindows. ~ bit'° condo specs! Owner may carry 1 st!$441,000 llEMODB.ED TOWMHOME II FOREST Tl. Hollyhocil II, ~ 2359 sq ft. 38R.2.58A +den+ study. A/C, a .sys, radio/intercom. Tri-lewl. for couples, pride of ownership. $411.000 OPPORTUNITY HOCKS f.astslde imieslment offered by motivamd seller. 5 -28R units =rages. ,000 WTSIOE PLUS INCOME Charming 38Rcottage +large incane unit OYe< 3<ar garage. On 3'1P'OX. 7000 sq ft. RV access tool S371.500 OLDE CORONA DR MAI ~ -souti otPCH.28R. 1BA. oldef hm+ 18R rental. $318,000 DOVE CMYOM SHOW STOPPER Srunning 48R, 3.SBA w'1>o~ nn & :Kar garage. Plush carpet. plantation sllJtters,2hpl's&viewofmtnsmakethisgreatdreancometrue.$357,000 • 111,GllD .. , •• Maxine Montgomery Vite President/ Manager llEWPORT IUClf Vl.U POINT Gated 1991 Miditrrnan Villa. L-ocamd on a lush greenbelt. 2 mstr suites +loft! w.ling cistance to Balboa Island. $289,800 IEWPOIT IUCll Beau~ly dasbled w/a conlempofaiy flair. Bright & spacious w/Vailted ceilin;s. large lfR sui9 wtwalk-ln closet & frpl. $272,~ YIU POllT W111I IAY VIEW Wa11dng distance m Bal:Joa Island. Games 1991 Mediilrranean Villa w/view of baa bar & saitxm. Laive 1SR,18A. $236,000 a.DE CIROIA DR MAii Walkingdistn:embeactl -completely renovated 2bedroom. 1ba~ condo. $219,000 cum TO BEACH lmmaculale 28R. 2BA pl~ den. Single story condo. Pool. $158,000 LOWEST PRICED CUSTOM HOME New c11~tom hm 38R 2 58Awood floor throughout Marble lqil tile on bath lowest priced Easlsrde cuslom $249.000 " --.. .. • 1 ~ • - OOVELY FURNISHED HOME Remodeled Eanbluff 3bd home being sold w/dcsiper fumishinp. Every room has a garden view. FabuJow opporruniry ro l1lO\IC right in . ' $489,000 Barbara Aune Code 70627 SHOWCASE DUPLEX Quiet Corona dd Mar location. This superb 3bd front residence indudcs a library & features custom decor throughout including French doors, slcy- li~cs. ceramic tile & 2 endoscd patios. Also featured is a lovely 1 bd unit wtch lg. dcclc in rear. $588,000 Soll Shatzen Code 70387 OJFFHAVEN PERFECTION Spacious 4 or 5bd, 4.5ba Boorplan wich stunning design & craftmanship. Liviiig ~d cnreruining_is easy with b.rgc and dramat- ic rooms. 3 nwble frplc's. One oflrpt lots in area. Linda Octh & Lois Jacobs $999,000 Code 70547 IS NEWPORT BAYFltONT ® Y>tr Balboa Coves 2bci 2ba home with 38 ft. boar slip and 2 car garage. Quiet gate-guarded c.onununi- ty. Ame Peccrsco $595,000 Codc70777 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Truly one of chc most spc:a:acular views in ~n -~views of the oaan, bay. marina & Cai:a1ina. Well maintained 3+bd wood 800rs, mature &uir trees. Lou cl~ to~ or build~ $597,000 Mali Gulledge. CAde 71317 Ull1MATE BEACH IJVING 180 degree full-on octan, HB Pier and Catalina views. 3bd, 3.5ba + roof-cop deck. Posh interiors; rwo 6rc:places and Jou of mnble decor. Gisela Burmeister $499,900 <:ode 70827 MANOR BY TIIES&\ Tundc:ss style and quality are prC$entcd in this exquisitely remodeled 3bd, 3ba home. Rieb wood floors, nep-down liv~g room. brick patios, beautiful bftd.ca_ping on • cloul* North Laguna lot. - • SF.AVIEW Beautifully maintained and la.rgcst 4bd modd in gate guarded community. Private SQa and a fura-cr view of nig~u lights and mountllins form a very large rear pauo. • Tom Brunson $695,000 c.ode 70347 HARBOR RIDGE FSI'ATES Exceptional 4bd, '2mily room wich added loft. Fabulous city light view. Community pools, spas. & tennis & private _sea. Marilyn Kershner $750,000 <:ode 7&'J37 BALBOA ISLAND BF.AIJTY Nesdcd on a bayfront comer loc, this 3bd. 4.5ba bayttont bomc with 6 ar page is also equipped with a private dock for a yachtsman's lifcstylc. Marilyn l<dshner $1,595,000 Code 71127 QUIET ELP.GANT UFESnL£ Elegant ewtom home siruated in a~ interior location. f'CanID.ng ~bd. 2.5ba, cnras i.odude ~ garage wlhobbY area, hardwood Boors, plantatlon shutters &: eustom buili cnwt:ainmcnt ccnta. 2-4 hour pee guarded oommun.iry. Mali Gull....l-$S39,000 ""'&"' v ... _....._ __ , -• .1 : •.... .. • • _ , .I. 1 I ._ . •-.:, ,._.:..!.__..:..,. _;.N • ~ ... -.---,; __ .. Office 644-6200 2027 Yacht Defender Sat $695,000 Tom Brunson 1824 Marapata Sat $585,000 B.J. Johnson 2412 Francisco Sat $479,000 Linda Octb 51 Royal St. George SIS $2,295,000 Carol Allison 15 Rue Vcrte SIS $1,195,000 Wright/Aune 3700 Ocean Blvd SIS $1 .345.000 St~ U-Vercn 508 Kings Pl. SIS $999,000 Octh/Jacobs 11 Cambria SIS $799,500 The Osterbouu 231 Santa Ana Ave. SIS $597.500 MaJj Gulledge 2015 Cbuba.sco SIS $529,000 Marilyn Kershner 301 Avcrtlda Cerritos SIS $429,000 Sally Shipley ~1 Moming Sc.r Sun $1,599,000 kml\taml 2504 w. Oteauboot Sun $1,198.000 Gl>W.ila 21 lbulon Sun $875.000 Maine Propp ~ 19 Harbor-Ridge Dr. Sun $679,000 Tom Brunson 717-717.S HdiobOpc Sun $588,000 The $baa.cos LET'S MAKE A Of.AU LOCA110Nl LOCA110N1 LOCATIONl Completely mnodclcd Htg Ha.rbour 2bd, Iba condo. Pm. patio, newer carpet, appli~nca & fixrures. Unbelievable low_price. Call fut, won't last! Adorabfc 3bd home with beautiful white tile IUtcben, spacious family rm .• 2 sided fireplace. and computer rm. Located in a qukt ncjghborhood with private spa Claudette Mann su1.-C.ocle 11661 CAREFRf.E UVING Enjoy me ocean bfC'C2CS of Newport Beach in th.is clWining 8luffi townhomc. 3bd, 2ba newer appli- ances, laiwe liviog room, 2 car garage. Walk. to ttnnil club, pool&, & shops. Dick DickKfo $226311 Code 70fWl in back yard. Kay Konltl $237,000 Code 71617 ONLY ADULT COMMUNfl"Y IN O>M Oceari view toWnhomc along cbc coast! Acmctivc ~levd 2bd + den in upper location. Beach close in Village of C.Orona. dd Mar. B.J. Johnson LOCA110N, LOCATION! Prestigious Ba~t/Dover Shores neighborhood. 4bd, 3ba home has it all. hu_ge center island kitchen, fun. rm., w/bar, vaulted ceilings & more ... fu~ro~. - $510,000 Louanne Riney & Dana Black C.ode71797 ME>ITEltllANF.AN BEAUI'Y 3bd, 2.5ba wlcustom fcanucs. Marble & granite, vaulted ceilings & ascbed windows & doorways arc found thougbouc. Masrer suite fcarurcs fuq>laa: which can Ix enjoyed from extra large rub. $279,000 Bob Coluccio Code71697 HEAKf OF BIG CANYON Excq>tional in every way, chis rcmoddcd 4bd, 3.5ba home boasts a dra~ matic marble entry, Euro srylc: kitchen wirh top appliances, French doors & windows, all new landscaping by Roger's Gardens and city light view! $1,390,000 Carol Alfison Code 71411 ) . l I I ~· ~-..._.~ - -- --~-....-. EA.STSIDE COSTA. MESA. Charminq 8 bedroom. 2 bath $249,000 THE BLUFFS Overl ookinq spacious qreenbelt $33S.OOO -----~. an tn-hollH ~crW IUrvten Offiecr . . Will work wtdl ~ LllWen tO' help you . ' filMl tlw .,... loan. A:nd.. once you"Ye fcnUW tluat perfect kOnie. a fsnanOSa1~...,_Will1'e crutoriducl . to help enatare a Anootll crl~. Call tOc:lay to Bad out llow l'01I oan hizwftt from t~ aww. ons-9top llhoppll'MJ lld'vloe. THE HoME MORTGAGE NETWOll C!r ) 6 -16418 CALL COLDWELL BANDll NBWPOllT BEACH 759 .. 0649 , CORONA DEL MAR Gorgeou8 Tri -level Horne $78$,000 DANA POINT An Entertainer's Dreal'T\! t79S .. ooo NEWPORT BEACH Magnific ent Oceanfro n t H o me $1,17$.000 SAN CLEMENTE Private Oceanfront Patio n .39S.ooo BA.I.BOA. PENINSULA. Spanim Style Cu9tom Home fl,699,000 . 't""::'1 ------ l - ·~ ~ _) . LIDO ISLE kitchen, built-ms & high tech amenities, separate executive office, & lower level den. Lavish pool & Reduced $1,150,000 Custom rebuilt 2BR, 2BA cottage w/no detail overlooked. 3 car gar., air cond., bay windows, with a gallery entrance. Simply a little iewel w/dazzJing bay view. REDUCED $699,000 2 Master Suites 1. 75BA. Loft model, soaring vaulted cathedral ceilings. Bedrooms, 1 VP & 1 down. Conmmity pool Double car garage. $132,000 .. OCEAN RIDGE ()pin Sat/Sm 1-5 Exclusive custom Mediterranean Villa. 4BR, 4.5BA w/approx. 4,400 sq.ft. Designed to take advantage cif mesmerizing views, brilliant sunsets. REDUCED $1,595,000 Upper end unit. 2BR, 2BA Super view of fountains. Newer carpet, paint, ceramic floors & countertops. • 720-9422 SPYGLASS HILL Truly a unique setting with stunning, Catalina, harbor and city sunset views. 5BR, 3BA home. New gourmet kitchen. Motivated Sellers. REDUCED $975,000 .A SHORES Open Sat Tastefully remodeled 3BR, 2BA home. All new kitchen w/new cabinets, countertops, appl & tile + eating nook. Skylights · high ceilings. Walk to beach 1 ~ Bit $329,000 • • • . ,...,_........._ -·· .. _ ---·-·---- , Condo, a very pretty 2 bd Inside unit with a landscaped patio & community pool. Close to Mariner's park, busses & shopping. 631-1400 .............................. ················ $155,000 WESTQJFF Condo bnght & immaculate 2 bet • 2 bath upstairs unit w/frplc in Newport Garden villas w/community pool Close to shops & buses. 631-1400 . .. ..... . .................... $138,000 SOUTH COAST METRO in recently refurblshed Brookview Two sty 3 bd twnhm w/dble attached garage in nice interior location near club & poQls 631-1400. . ... . ... ' ................... $149.500 EASTSIDE Cosld Mesa Darhng freshly painted 3 bet country cottage. Totally redone. custom oak kitchen . wool carpet & copper plumbing 631-1400. . . . .. ... ... . . ..... $209.000 VIUA BALBOA An absolutely prefect 2 bet pnthse w/den & dining room. Bright and spacious w/vaulted ceilings. fresh paint. light carpel & large deck. 631 -1400.. . . . ... . .. . . $218.900 EASTSIDE Costa Mesa. Exceptional 2 bet twnhm, loft w/closet now an o ffice but could be 3rd bd. Beams. Fr doors and cl\arming spa in rock hardscape. 631-1400 .... ;.···· .............................. $229,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS twnhm Classic architecture w/ contemporary style, 3 bd w/high ceilings, gourmet kitchen, oak cabinetry & gated garage. 631-1400... . ... ······ .................. $279,000 HARBOR HIGHLANDS super Newport Price! Relocated seller is highly motivated. wants to move 4 bet home w/hrdwd flrs. frplc & dbl garage. 631-1400 .. . . ... .. . .. . . . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . ............ ' ... $280.000 WEST NEWPORT duplex at bargain price. Low maintenance with one 2 bd & one 1 bd unit + dbl ~i:f4&)cel~n~ ~~~'. ~~~ ~~-~-~-~,~~ 01.D CORONA DEL MAii Steps to Bayside Park. walk to beach. Turn-key 2 sty, 2 bd w/fmly rm, vault ~4·C:.~~-~~:.~~~~~~--~~~-~-~~· ........ 299 000 NEWPORT HEIGlrrS Charm.Ing 2 bdtm home w/htdwd Ooon IJb 1 bdrm apt w/frPlc over the garage. Great yard w/frutt trees, berries and grapes. 00. to schools, blM to bach. 631-1400 .................................................. $317,500 NEWPOmT --· spacious 4 bd home lnci.ide.s large family room w/frplc & work room. Upside down ~~~~.~~.~ ....................... $319,000 EASTsmE TlllPlEX 3 upgraded 1 sty 2 bd units, new water heaters, carpet, bathrooms, floOrjng, paint & ~ exterior landscaping. Identical neighbor also for sale! 631-1400 .................................................... $319,000 NEWPORT SHOllES area duplex w/3 bds up & 2 down, both w/2 baths & frplces. Steps to ocean beaches & city tennis & handball. 631-1400 ....................•............................... $349,000 NEWPOil'J' SllOllES two story 3 bd & den w/alry, open feellng. Most desirable model In this communJty w/tennis, pool & clubhouse. walk to ocean. 631-1400 .................................................... $370,000 NEWPORrS West.cliff on lovely tree Uned street, near park. schools & library. Great opportunity to expand & remodel this 3 bd w/famlly rm. 631-1400 ............................................... $379.000 HARBOR RIDGE Serene Dynasty model in the treetops. Lushly ~ped, beautifully decorated 2 bd 6~f11480~ .. ~ ........... ~:.~~~~-~: .. $389,000 COSTA MESA llEIGIRS .. Totally charming 3 bdrm home. Remodeled & expand- ed w/famlly & bonus rooms Vaulted ceilings, hrdwd firs & plantation shutters. Brick patio & lovely yard. 631 1400 .................................................. $395.000 CORONA DEL MAR updated 3 bd Mediterranean twnhm w/lrg view deck just steps to beach & shops. ~rr~.-.~'.~.t-· .. ~-~~~-~~ .. ~~~.ooo EASTSIDE Costa Mesa Pride of ownership triplex, townhome style with 2 bd 1.5 ba each u.,nlt w/laundry ~Jri'XOo~-~-~~· ............................. ········· $420,000 NEWPORTS Baycrest. Very large corner lot on' quiet tree lined street w/1 sty 3 bd A/C home. Dining & famlJy rms. lawldry & large workshop in garcligt!. 631-1400 .................................................... $439,000 BAYSIDE COVE White & bright 2 sty 2 bet In corner location close to bay. Extra storage In large attached dbl ~~~-~~-~-~-~: .......... $445,000 HAllBOll mDGE CllEST w/pools & tennls, 3 bd twnhm w/dlnlng roomricx!oft & mountain views. ~~!.~:.~ ....... ~.~-~.~~ .. ~'ms.ooo l'l!MNMJLA rr. Olarmlng 2 story 4 bet. w/FT. doors & windows, new carpet & spadous patio on extra large lot. Plans available to enlarge & remodel. 631-1400 .................................................... $479,000 NEWPOllT HEIGHTS Adorable expanded 3 bd home, whitewashed hrdwd Rn, moldings, Fr. doors & plantation shutters. Yard w/lap pool & tpe. 631-1400 ................................................... $480,000 Elegant & sophlstkated 3 bdtm home w/sltting room off master on oversized lot with spa & foontaln in gated community w/pool. 631·1400 .................................................. $489,000 AT THE BEA.CH two spacious units In excellent condition w/2 year new roof. 4 & 3 bd, both with bric~ fireplaces, close to beach. 631-1400 ........... $495,000 BEl..COOllT IDU. spectacular ocean & city light w from 2 bd. 2 sty twnhm wl dining & family m\5 & lrg eat-In Euro kitchen. Comm pool, spa & clubhs. 631-1400 .............................................. : ... $499,000 OlD CORONA DEL fllAR near new spacious 3 bd townhome, dining & family rooms. large master 6§f~~~:.~~~-~-~.~-~~~~-~~~-'tt39.ooo WESTaJFF GllO\fE largest 4 bd floor plan includes spacious master w/frplc, dining & family rooms. library & counay kltqien. Pool. spa & att. dbl garage. 631-1400 ................................................ $549,000 NEWPORT COASTS Altezza. Bay & coastal view from highly customized j bet twnhome over 2,3000 sq ft 6§~~~-~-~~:.~~-~.~~~-~~$559.000 AT THE BEACH Charming shingled custom home w/country French decor" 5 houses to sand w/master, ~~1i-~':oo~.~~~~~-~--~--~-~:.~-..M.~~-~~.75rs.ooo UDO ISLE Light, bright & cozy 2 bd w/den cottage on oversized lot at quiet end of Island Large sunny patio & excellent expansion potential. 631-1400 ················································ .. $595.000 SEA ISLAND completely remodeled 2 bd designer perfect condo w/dlnlng rm. den & hi-tech kitchen In ~ti&~.~.~~~:.~~-~-~~629,000 PENIN8lJlA PT Wonderful newer 4 bd California contemporary w/roof deck, steps to beach. Bieached 6jli~~~ .. --~-~~-~·--~-~-'-~-~~~6oo AT DIE BEACH . ·r DRAMATIC PRICE DROP! Beautifullv remodeled 3 bdrm. 60' on the water. dock & lushly landscaped patio. Vaulted ceilings. French doors & ~te Ors In kitchen & dining rm NEWPORT HEIGHTS. completely remodeled 3 bd Cape Cod Dining & fmly rms. bonus rm. large master suite w/exercise rm. deck w/spa & 5 car garage 631-1400 . . $699.000 BEl.COURr 2 bd twnhm in choice greenbelt location Dining & fmly rms. 3 frpkes, lightin~ & sound·system~. -~3r.~.~:.~~.~ .. ~~--~.~.~~~~~.~: ........ $749.000 -DOYER SHORES Beautifully remodeled 4 bd home w/dlnlng rm & family rm opening to huge lush yard 6~r:~~-~-~-~~!~~-upper ~y & ~'.~ -~~~t -~s$779.000 HOME BV TIIE SEA Fabulous 5 bd, 2 houses from ocean. Superb quaJity remodeled in ·91. dining & family rms & roof deck ~360° views & triple garage. 631-1400 .... ... ... . . .. .. ........... $795.000 HAllBOR RIDGE ESTATE home Remodeled & Immaculate w/5 bdrms in a spectacular naturally forest- ed setting_ with total privacy & Clly light views 631-1400 . . ·'· . . . .$799.000 PENINSUlA PT. Delightful 3 bd. 3 bath home w/fam- lly rm, 4 frplces & 3 car garage. Remodeled in 89. hardwood Ors. Fr doors & leaded & stained glass 631-1400... . . . . . .... .. . ... .. . $820.000 CANNERY VLG Elegant bayfront. dock for so· boat. 1st floor office & 4 car garage Residence Q1l 2nd rloor w/2 bds including huge master & roof deck 631-1400. . . . . . ....... $950.000 OLD CORONA DEL MAR Spectacular harbor & ocn view. extra lrg near new 3 sty. 3 bd cstm twnhome. Deck w/spa. 2 frplces. 4 car garage & top quality 631-1400 .. ... . .. ......... $995.000 UDO ISLE custom. contemporal)' 5 bd masterpiece on xtra lrg lot. Dramatic 2 sty entl)'. office. dining & famlly rms & extensive use of granite·& marble. 631-1400. . . . . .. .. ............................. $1,095.000 UDO ISLE • OPEN HOUSES. SA11JRDAY ONLY 1738 Wescllff •6 ·Newport Beach Pia D'Auria 358 Walnut • Eastslde Costa Mesa Bob Penkwitz 3201 E. 15th -Newport Heights Rick Schreiber SUNDAY ONLY 2 Bel Condo .$155,000 4 Bel Hse $269,000 2 Bel Hse $317.500 2569 Elden C-2 -Eastside Costa Mesa 2 Bel Twnhm Cheryl Carlson $229.000 27 3 Haverfield · Bayridge, NB 3 Bel Condo Austin Daynes $289.000 1324 Estelle· Newport Beach $3 Bel Hse Eva Khwa}il $379.000 423.5 Poppy • Corona del Mar 3 Bel Twnhm Sharon Grimes $399,000 1823 Glenwood -Baycrest, NB 3 Bel Hse Carolyn Starr $469,000 439 Fullerton· Newport Heights 3 8d Hse Lorraine Farrington $480,000 1113 Grove· Westcliff, NB 4 8d Hse Rosette Andree Gindi $549.000 1514 Highland -Baycrest, NB 4 8d Hse Sally Phillips $549.000 1400 Dolphin ~ • Newport Beach 3 8d Hse Roy Freeman $779.000 520 Via Udo Soud -Lido Isle, NB 5 8d Hse Rick Schreiber $1.095,000 405 Morning Star -Dover Shores, NB 4 Bel Hse Lance Boggs $1,299.000 1400 San Miguel -Corona del Mar 5 8d Hse Roy Freeman $779.000 3 Longboat • Newport Coast 4 Bel Hse Nancy Peterson, Betty Comegys $1 ,995,000 SA11JRDAY & SUNDAY 8 Theater Lane -Aliso Viejo Us Olsen 492 16th Place -Costa Mesa Hgts Carolyn Starr I June Adams 745 Via Udo Nord· Udo Isle, NB Sharon Grimes I Olga Matthews 318 Buena Vista • 8ayfroot Peninsula Richard Lee I Bob Penkwttz 2 Bel Twnhm $155,999 3 Bel Hse $395,000 3BdHM $819,000 38d Hse $995,000 SUNDAY & MONDAY 1901 Glenwood • Bayaest, NB Pia D'Auria 3 Bd the $439,000 CORONA DEL MAR Ocean Boulevard w/magnificent harbor. ocean & sunset viev.os Traditional 4 bdrm home w/dining & family rms & elegant French decor in a great corner location Owner '!laY trade or earl)' paper 631-1400.. .. ................ $1.895 000 NEWPORT'S Dover Shores fabulous 4 bd bayfront w/lrg dock & huge patio. Dining & fmly rms & gourmet kitchen Fr doors. used bnck & roses. 631-1400 .. . .. . . $1.295.000 DOVER SHORES estate. view. tennis court. pool & s~ on 112+ acre Sophisticated cstm hm. 4 bd suites. ~3i14og1~ .. ~-~~1.~~-~ ~~-~~ly. r~~-" ...... $1.650.000 CORONA DEL MAR A beautifully landscaped 5 bd (ennis estate built In ·aa on 1+ acres. Top security, high tech styUng and ocean & bay views. 631-1400 ......................................... $1.695.000 ' · PEUCAN POINT huge front row lot in spectacular location on the 12th green with white water views. Extra privacy with walkways next to property. 631-1400 ................................... $1.895.000 UNDA ISLE remodeled 5 bd home w/fabulous turning basin view & large dock Bleached oak floors. gourmet kitchen & plantation shutters 631-1400 . $2.395.000 CORONA DEL MAR new 3 bd bayfront residence under construction w/pnvate bayside beach & dock 631·1400. . . . . . ... . ... . ... .. $2.495 000 COWAN HEIGHTS 2.4 + acres gated eque!>trian zoned subdiVldable estate in the Tustin foothills. 3 legal parcels. lush landscaping. 2 houses & pool. 631 1400 . . ............. $2.495.000 LAGUNA magnificent 4 bd award winning conternpo on over 'I acre w/50 pool & spa Walls or glass offer panoramic ocean & coastal view. 631·1400 .. . . . . .. . .. . ..... -...... $2.795.000 BIG CANYON Golf Course estate w/falrway & city light vu. Fr. Regency 4 or 5 bd over 7 .000 sq ft finished In ·92 w/elaborate gardens. terraces & pool. 631-1400 ............................................. $3.950.000 HARBOR RIDGE ' . : -----___.... ---··-_..............__ ·--------- _...._ ___ +--~----~--~~·in association with TIM CARR OPEN HOUSES From one to five p.m. Corona dtl Mu Tennis ~tatt 1400 San Miguel ·°'St~~ Lido Jilt Sophltticattd 520 Via LidoSoud Open Sunday Sl,()95,000 Buena Vista Bayfront 318 Buena Vista Open Sat/Sun. $995,000- Baycrest Estate Sale I 823 Glenwood Open Sunday $449,000 CM Heights Channer 492 16th Place Open Sat/Sun. $395,000 Eastside Channer 358 Walnut Open Saturday 5269,000 ® Lido bit Traditional Bayfront 5BR~ SBA Pnd~ol p m-key U'i' dock, ex m I VltWS $1,S9S,lm Ntwport ~xh E.ltattMf Mrs. hn Wayiw "Li Roa· SBR 7 .6 iCre5 App 7.000 cm_, court ~ $1,395,000 Dovtr Shom~ntll'ool HO!M SBR 48A hm, !ff~ yachts Lugtt vud . p~li(fnlntag. 51,389.000 Lowat Priffit 8.11~ Island 8.lyfront 48R 2S. o"!.JlC(~~SR ape Gre.t V1l~~llr'lln~v;; Uttlt Island •Pfidt of Owiwilhlp" 38R 2.SBA. Fam Rm,~'. unit 28R I BA rental, . ayfront 5795.000 Ocunhont Duplex 38R2BA + 2BR IBA prlmtoce~ Wh1~ wattt views, wiO~- Udo Ille Trllditlom.I 4BR 3BA, pfilne 45• conwr lot P1uu loation. Ff. doors, hrdwd fin 5795,000 I S3500 pa lllO. 1- ColQlll dtl MnCoado 2BR 2.5!A Tum-by, south ol PCH SWp to btadl .. p.n. Ntdwood floon mt,IOO u.idt <llann« 38R 2.58A. Fm Rm. elCpllldfd homt Exctllml ioadlori; laTg'f allStfr 5269,000 . ' WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS® Linda Isle Gold Coast SBR 45BA Freshly mnodeled home Large dock with turning basin views $2,.395,(XX) Oceanfront Custom 4BR 3.SBA on sand, no boardwalk Tum-key with whitewater views Sl,()95,000 Buena Vista Bay&ont 3BR 4BA + Den, charming beach cottage, · Fabulous turning basin views, boat dock 5995,(XX) Lido Isle CoH9J 2BR2BA Oen home, beamed~ PrimteasllemstmHoCat loc:atb\?i b ~ 675-1058 • 631-1400 Corona del Mu Tennis Estate 5BR SBA Contemporary, will ~change Approx. 1.2 acres, ocean & bay views $1,695,000 - Lido Isle Sophisticated SBR 4.SBA Totally remodeled custom home Prime 45' comer lot, perfect in every detail! Sl,()95~ Bay&ont Value! 3BR 3BA + Fam. Rm,, tum-by home, lg. dock ti! on the bay, will exchange res. or income $974.000 Baycrest &tale Sale 3BR 3BA Fam Rm, pool ,, • Great locationJt. doots, paned windows NC9,o0o Belcourt Bargain 4BR 35BA Manor n, pool &t spa Designer perfect. large lot $1,195,000 lido Isle Bayfront Triplex Easy conversion to single family Private bead\, great sunset views 5999,000 ----:. :'91111•"'·~--.-,_,...._,, .-·.--. -=--.... ~. __ ..... Spyglass Southport Model SBR 4.SBA +bonus, X·large view lot Very private canyon location $849,(0) C.M. Heights Charmer 3BR 2BA + Fam It Bonus Rm Perfect w /vaulted ceilings, hrdwd firs $395,40) ' 1:_/' l. -._ -·w.--""'-'''-'--......-=,..,..,. .... ,~••·nv • a.•a...,...._.....,. •• .... ,..:-....,.. J Ba~Poa Island . Realty 673-8700 l:urup..'JD 0-."'\i~n<rs 0n-Jm1 f>,H1t110111, at44 If•, F•.-,."-': N.B. $960,000 Brand New Home Sp1dou11 custom duplex. Luxury "~niti~s nil AllC'' BNYWnrll 675-9585 m&.000 Newport Properties 673-2509 WALTER MITCHELL 588-3083 Fabulous views of turning basin, Pavilion, sunse:ts 3BR, 28A home + 28R ~ 'Wltn VICWS •• . • • • • •• • . • . . $11195,000 Uttlc lalboe Island Litt.le Bal Isle Duplex 2BR, 2BA, den up stairs w / deck 2BR, 1 BA unit down w/pat10 $515,000 Prune 100 blk 3BR, 2BA cottage hm Upgraded+ 2 (18R) l.llits Rare Isl triplex. Fr deck wlbay view ... . ... $659,000 New Constructt0n. 3BR, den, 2!MiA. ~ fam. flrplan Bay vws/roofdeck Complde ' 9195. A l.lppntk ~s Pro,ect. ..$195,000 I C.,~ Cod 3BR 28A. Location! + remodel 28R 28A ~ Cod. ~led 95. Gotx· posSlt:)ihty ... . . . . ..... $525,900 met kitchen, formel cfmtng .. , ....... $669,000 Leaders in Balboa Island Sala and Ustings CHUCK RUMBOLD•MARY HARDESTY•LYHH WRIGHT•ROSE VAi i DA · ft9 Marine Ave lalboe Island Olellmrng WIVden, 38A Capt Cod tvn + BR opt 6 yrs old, lllght/brlght, 4 car Q.Kt west end of Isle .t749,000 . lex floof. plan~ views Spoc:IOUS roof deck, M8R balcony. and floot patio. A Upprnk Dallis pr<>jeCt.. $195,000 ....... l••·-__ .,_ .......... 948-8218 NBWPORT RIDGE L______________ ---. .. .. ., . • . •. ~ 7 • . ••• • •• • .. . • • ..;I BACI\ ON THE MARl\ET ! . BEACON BA).' 101 Hubo1 lslANCI D1. • 5DKT.cu1Aa loariow °" MWAffl • 2 MdlOOll, 1 b.\1' bucli llouM • JO' dock • sid1 ril • l.wdlold • Ono will OOH TO All offus • $ltou bJ ~lmlOO Otdy wi1tl Z4 llout llOrict $800,000 MARiE FARGO 7~9--'J702 CIAIT NEWPlllT PRIPERTIES . Ci*......... c.11. ' :Sec ure-Hideawa y 487 M orning Can4on C orona Hiq~lo nds l:i~SAiL;inowmiiwil Open Sundau 1-4 pm only ,• __ __..,.......,__ -·--------... ·------- Nicest 2 BR, 2Y,BA focinq o quief wooded con4on, wall lo shops, bus sfop and beaches. $280,000 ~ a.I JI.. ~ ~ 6'1'/•114.'N PRlvATE CUL-DE-SAC $635,000 A 4BR giant 4000 sq.ft w/3 jirqJlaas. J dining arias. 2.fami!y rooms, (Pool and Spa) on quiet strm. Owner Wants Quick Sale can 967-0800 Dick McJCasson Key Realtors 28R 2BA 2 FiR£plACEs, 2 piub"G spACES ( I ENCIOSEd , diR£CT ACCESS GARAGE). VAuln d CEiliNGS & "u.sy WC>ftki"G" kiTclt£N whk EATiNG AREAS EQUAls A VCRy livAblE J.tc>ME . To Su ANd Buy, CAU MAURY · STAuffER Su UON Rul~ 67J--~J~4 ... •• . . • I -. ·~ :. ..:. . -• • H - /ef"f-e~eY 4 Association closed Labor Doy 5 Deadline for Del Mor Race T rtp reservations 6 9 o.m. -noon, Agency: 1 -4 p.m., Ethics; 2 -5 p.m., COMPASS Advanced Course 7 10 o.m. and 2 p.m .. Internet Training Closs 8 10 a.m. -2 p.m.. Sroker Preview, MLS Book delivery 11 8:45 o.m. , Community Relations Committee Meeting 12 8:45 o.m. Affiliate Committee Meeting 13 10:45 o.m.· -8:45 p.m., Del Mor Race Tnp; 2 -4 p.m.PCOMPASS Beginner; 9 a m. -noon. FHA/VA Financing; 1 -4 p.m., Deferred RE Exchanges 14 9 o.m.. Grievance Committee Meeting; 10 a.m. and ·2 p.m .. Internet Training Closs 15 10 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview 18 8:30 o.m. Ortentotion/lnduction 20 9 a.m. -noon. Environmental Hazards; 1 -4 p.m., Procuring Couse 22 10 o.m. -2 p.rn., Broker Preview 25 9 o.rn., MLS Committee Meeting 27 8:45 o.rn., GPA Committee Meeting; 9 o.rn. -noon, Real Estate Analysis; 1 -4 p.m.. Property Management; 2 -4 p.m., COMPASS Beginner Course 28 7:30 o.m, Chairmen/Boord of Directoo Meettng; 1 O o.m. and 2 p.rn:. Internet Training Cl<:m. Models are open and leasing is under way Offering the only apartment home rental opportunity within prestigious Newport Coast. NewPQrt Ridge Apartment Homes is now leasing. and pro pective re~idents are invited to tour the community's elegantJy furni shed models. Developed by Irvine Apartment Communities; the exclusive developer of high-quality new rental properties on Irvi ne Ranch. Newport Ridge Apartment Homes provides an exceptional lifestyle amid splendor of scenic coa~tal hillsides. This gated community's French Mediterrunean architecture is enhanced by lush landscaping. picturesque tree-lined walkways and is close to magnificent !.Caside attractions in Newport Beach. Residents will enjoy an Olympic-sized ~wimming pool and a health club-quality fitness center in their own Newport Ridge Community. plus two nearby golf courses, numerous parks and open space areas within the Newport Coast master plan. · "Living aJong the coast is one of Soot.hem California's most luxurious options." said Steve Albert, president of Irvine Apartment Communiti~. "Our Newport Ridge community allows people who might not be able to afford a home purchase in Newport Coast to benefit from-all the advantages of • thi'i beautiful area ... One-bedroom floorplans rent from $1.150 per month. while twe>-bedrooms are available from Sl.450 per month. Blending elegance, convenience and comfort. these apartment homis include many of the extras found in some of Orange County's mo I luxurious condominiums. Built-in microwave ovens, full-sized washers and dryers. rcfri&erators wtth icemakers, European-tyle kitchen cabinetry, walk-in closets or full-width mirrored wardrobes. dramatic nine-foot ceilings. handsome accent windows and central air conditioning top a lengthy amenities list. Most plans have fireplaces. Each home features il'i own patio or balcony. and individuaJ enclosed garages include plenty of storage space. ResidcnL'i can aJso appreciate the in-home alann system with monitoring available and additional phone lines for home office fax or modem convenience. The fully equipped resident busine"~ cemer has on-site fax service, computerc; and copy machine. Only moments away from Newport Ridge are the outstanding shopping and dining variety of Fashion Island, as welJ as the business and banking centers of Newport Center. Newport Ridge Apartment Homes JS one of five brand new central Orange County apartment communities that are currently being l~d by Irvine Apartment Communities. One and two bedroom apartment homes arc also available at Santa Rosa and Santa Clara in the Wcstpark community of Irvine; at Villa Coronado, located near the Jamboree Center in Irvine; ancfat Rancho Monterey, which overlooks the Tustin Ranch Golf Course. Established in 1993, Irvine Apartment Communities is a publicly traded estate investment trust. The company own and operates 48 Orange County rcntal properties, encompassing. more than 13.500 apartment homes. The models at Newport Rjdge Apartment Homes arc open between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. daiJy. To vi it this new community, take Pacific Coast Highway and head noC1h on Newport Coast Drive. Tum left on San Joaquin Hills Road, right on Newport Ridge Drive East and proceed to the l~ina office. For """"'°"ol l#ifonllOlio,., 1'«u• t•U (114) UO.l#O. 1,of I American Home Loans , American Savtnga Bank Bank of America California Fedef'al Bank Coast Fed8fal Bank Countrywide Funding Detrick~ Group DirectOfS Mdl'tgage Downey Savings Emery Financial Fidelity Federal Bank First Federal Bank First Interstate Bank Fleet Mortgage Glendale Federal Bank Home Savings Irvine N~tional Mtg. NationsBanc Mtg. Corp. OceanvieW Fcnancial ProFed Mortgage Union Bank Western Financial SB TYPE PHONE R (714) 375-6666 R (714) 955-3633 s (800) 562-6272 B (800) 424-2632 s (800) 225-3337 s (800) 300-5626 K (800) 8n-5626 R (714) 759-9692 K (800) 808-5626 s (800) 336-96~9 R (714) 729-92$0 '$ (800) 232-2309 s (800) 672-4332 B (800) 560-5001 K (800) 700-5650 s (800) 560-9000 s (800) 975-5051 R (714) 857-79n K (800) 622-0102 R (714) 651-6355 K (800) 686-3756 B (800) 453-1288 s (800) 393-9372 KEY LENDERS AND RATES INTEREST f!ATE 7.375.% 7.625% 7.625% 7.625% 7.750% 7.850% 7.625% 7.500% 7.625% 7.625% 7.500% 7.750% 7.500% 1.750% '7.625% 7.625% 7.750% 7.500% 7.500% 7.500% 7.500% 7.750% 7.750% 30.yeM' fixed 5 2.375 30 10 . 1.750 15 20 1.500 30 5 2:125 45 20 1.750 45 20 2.000 0 5 1.750 45 5 1.875 30 5 2.000 15 20 2.000 30 10 2.000 21 5 1.875 10 20 2.375 30 20 2.125 30 20 2.00Q 30 5 2.250 45 10 1.500 30 10 2.125 15 20 2.500 30 20 2.000 30 20 2.000 60 5 1.500 30 A.P.A:-- 7.657 7.844 7.818 7.884 7.971 8.099 7.844 7.731 7.871 7.871 7.744 7.984 7.784 8.011 7.871 7.898 7.944 7.757 7.797 7.744 7.744 7.998 7.944 3.850% 5.875%. 3.950% 6.250% 3.950% 3.850% 5.000% 3.950% 4.900% 3.500% ~.875% 5.150% 3.950% 5.125% 5.250% 5.000% 3.950% 5.750".4 5.375% 6.000% 4.250% 5.750% 6.250% "' DWN 25 20 30 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 POIKTS MAX. (!) -A.P.fl LOAN > 1.000 . 7.736 500,000 2.450 '1.125 8.347 300,000 2.500 1.000 7.637 1,000,000 2.350 1.000 4 8.344 203,150 2.500, 1.000 7.737 203,150 2.450 1.000 7.736 650,000 2.450 0.750 8.019 203,150 2.750 1.250 7.613 600,000 2.300 1.125 7.358 500,000 2.050 1.000 7.633 500,000 2.350 0.750 8.389 500,000 2.750 1.625 7.863 203, 150 2.500 1.250 7.813 203,150 . '2.500 1.875 8.615 203.150 2.750 1.750 8.429 203, 150 2.750 1.000 7.796 203,150 2.500 1.000 7.637 500.000 2.350 2.000 8.731 500,000 3.000 2.250 7.857 203, 150 2.750 1.500 8.483 203,150 2.750 1.000 7.914 400,000 2.625 1.500 8.128 203,150 2.875 1.250 8.483 203,150 2.750 INDEX 110 6CO 110 1TS 110 110 110 110 110 110 1TS 110 110 lTS 1TS 110 110 1TS 1TS 1TS 110 110 1TS ADJ. FREQ. 1M 6M 1M 6M lM 1M 1M 'lM 1M lM 1Y lM lM SM 1Y 1M 1M 1Y 1Y 1Y 1M SM 1Y Bolh lbced & ectllllltJle ptOgtWM are 30/30 conventional mortgages. Type or Lender is: B •Bank; K •mortgage banker. R " mortgage bl'oker; S •savings & loan. Mor1gage baiikers and brokels are licensed by ltMl0calilomia Depal1menl of AMIE-. a elltl8( 1 brQkef or oorporaton. FO( Information call Call. ORE 11 (916) 227-0931. lnterwt R9te for adjustables Is an lnlroduclory rate for the mt iqustment period. Down Payment is amooot of cash(% ol sales price) pMj eo "'* pdor eo ligring ~ conb1ICI. Points are 'lt. of loln balance pa1d to lender at time of loan closing. Lock..fn Is the mmber of days lender guaranllleS ra• prior to dosing. A.P.R. Is the ll'lnUll peroentage rate which Is an~ IMUll oo.t oflhe loan to lhe borrovlef. Al A.P.R.s are calculated by Mot\gage News Co. based on a $203, 150 loan amount. the points shown and S700 toeal tees. The A.P.R.s tre 1nduded in this chart tor comp&!1· son °"'f. When~ tof a loan. Fedlnl Trulh-ln-Lending law requires lendefS to calculate an A.P.R. epecific to each loan offer. Maximum loll\ Is the maximum lender wit loan under gl-..n wms. All fixed rate programs have a maxi- mum of $203,150 ......... (In%) Is lendlB profit; mal'gin +Index. aC1Ual ralB alter first adjustment Index ls the basis for setting an adjustable rate (Margin+ Index • New Rate). 110 • 11th Dist Cost of Fl.'llds. 1TS • 1·Year Treasury --4 Bii, L6M • knonll U80R. 8TB • 6-monctl Treasury Bift, 6CO.a 6-month average 0811111cate of deiposit. Adfustment FNqUeney Is Ille period be'-adjustments. 1M • 1-Monttt, 6M •&-Months. lY• 1 Yeat. All rates sl.tJject to Cllangl. v_., ,_ and tllml prior to applying lof a loan. All lenders provide IOans '1rilh diflerent rates and terms lof different loan amounts. The information presenled Is not an ofter to make a loan. For a consumer guide' on how to shop lor a ~ • .-Id a $'-50 etM1Ck payable to Mottgage News Co .. 1810 E 17th St., Sulle 100. Santa Ana. CA 92705. (71 4) 836-1177 COPYRIGHT c 1jl95 Mortgage News Co. THE BLUFFS: A one·of·a·kind · developmer1t "" Many of the homes have B~ck Bay_ or greenbelt views BOUND~: The Bluffs grace the upper Back Bny on the eastside. just wcs1 of Easlbluff Drive. HOMF.S: Consists of about t ,250 homes with more thnn 25 different tnodels. They range from about 850 • 2. 700 square fed. HISTORY: Developed in 1964 by Ocor:ge Holstein. constnJction continued through 1978 with new associations. NOWUSTED: there-are maay liatinp available, some with expansive bay views. and others on large greenbelts. Prices range from S 199..000 to $549.000. COMMUNITY FEATURES: There are 11ix associations with numerous pools and facilitie's for barbecues and entertaini ng. In addition. the community is close to Newpon Tennis Club. SCHOOLS: Lincoln Elementary and Corona del Mar Junior/High School. SHOPPING: Nearby is Fashion Ii.land -and Eastbluff Village Shopping Cenler. SOURCE: 11 • Barbara Snnregret. broker. Barbara Sanregret Realtors. (714) 644-0195. If you would lib to submit a Co'"""'nity Profik of your farm arto, pkast follow tlat above formal and tndose a ""'P outlint (Tlto""1S Guuu) of tltt ona alo1t1 widt a photo of a cutnnl UstUsg. Tlt1 tkscriptio11 q/ tllt proierlJ 1oe1 1111d1r du "Now Lis#4" 11ctio11. StlUI IM ~n to Joyct Sc/Nm; Daily Pi1o1, 330 W. &q SI., Costa #IM, CA 92611. Qyou """' 111(1 pnlio111, ,,_,, J coll ('11') S1.uJ41. ) ·I ' ,. • I ··" --- Top-selling reaJ estate agents recognized Oil Foerster. who with his wife Patricia founded Waterfront Homes 20 years ago, recently ,announced the top five agents for the first six months of 1995 based on number of tr.msactions. earnings and sales volumes. Among the Fab 5 are Lis Olsen of Corona del Mar; Nancy.Peterson and Betty Comegys of Newport Beach: Christen Nil~n of Balboa Island: and Marlene Hassel of Newport's Back Bay. ''Preparation, persistence and patience have been key element<; in helping me to attain my goals is this business," 01 ... en said. "I have been fortunate to have retained some very loyal clients who share that ..,ame philosophy. I believe in an open and Mraight forward workrng relationshjp with my clienL'i so we, al> a team, can reach the common goal of a succesl>ful tram.action." Peterson attributes her success to 16 yeari. of real estate experience along with staying current with the ever-changing nature of the real estate market. ''Professional experience is an important contributor to success." Peterson said .• "Havi ng been involved in the real estate '" industry for so many years, I have learned how to read my clients and know the different approaches to meet their individual needs.'' Added Comegys, who has been working in partne'rShip with Peterson since 1990, "Nancy and I are pleased and excited with the way this year has unfolded. Over the years we have discovered one of the secrets to this business is to implement the most innovative selling techniques possible which will ultimately creat.e a .vast referral base of loyal clients. Much of our success has originated from such clients who have come to depend upon and seek our knowledge and expertise." Nilsen srud she bas come to rely on the age-old virtues of hard . work, perseverance and constant attention to her cUents to help propel ~r to the top. "Focusing on the needs of the clients and tailoring a strale'gy for each one is of utmost importance in · this business,"shc said. '1'his tactic, combined with my love for this business, has contributed to the.success I have experienced at Waterfront Homes." Hassel, whQ joined Waterfront Homes in 1989, said despite today's slow market, she ha.~ discovered age-old rclationshjps with Jim Weisenbach welcomed to Grubb & Ellis Known as the Newport Beach version of Will Rogers Ron Mazzano, vice pre!iident and district manager of the Newport Beach office of Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estate Services. announced top producer Jim Weisenbach ha'I recently joined the company. Weisenbach. who majored in real estate at Ohio State University. relocated to California in 1977 while workjng for Kissell Co., as manager of its West Coast \mderwriting department. He then spent rune years as an appraiser for Wells Fargo Bank and Banlc of America. Wcisenbach is often referred to as the most friendly person in the business and one of the most knowledgeable. With 20 years in the industry, he can answer nearly any real estate question asked by buyers, sellers or other Realtors. And much like Will Rogers. he never met a person he djdn 't like. Part of hi11 reason for joining Grubb & Ellis was to team up with Realtor associate, Kay Konfal who was a new homes sales representative ror IS years. Together. they have 35 years real estate experience. ... In addition to working for typical buyers and sellers, Weisenbach bas a large base of repeat clients. Because of his experience ~ith .lending institutions, many of his client~ are Jfm Weisenboch trust companies and lenders. Trvst companies use Weisenbach to market properties on behalf of its Customers. Sometimes, these saJes involve the probate process which is more intricate than a typical sale. His helps his lender clients market properties on which they have foreclosed. Weisenbach said the common denominator between real est&Se sales and appraisals is pricing the propeny at its current value. ··As an appraiser, lenders are less emotional about the value than the typical seller: but m)' job is the same: to price the propeny at marltet ~alue," he said. ''On all the propertiCll r list, I submit a full appraisal -.nd am detailed in my research." JIM Wftitnbod bl1t bt rtOCltff Ill Grubb 4 Ellls ll.'1/Mlllitd R"'I Estoi. S.mctt, ZJ Corporau./'flJr,a, SN. 190, Ntw,ort Bt«ll, ('114) U:U200 .. From Left to Rioh. • t -Chrislien Nilsen, Betty Comegy$, Us Olsen, Nancy Peterson and Mo~Hossel fonner clients have continued to payoff. "Staying on top of the mark:el and establishing long-lasting relationships with clients is whal has helped me experience not only a phenomenal year, but an overall productjve career at Waterfront Homes,'' she said. Accordjng to Gil Foerster, "We are extremely proud, not only of our top five agents but of our entire team of dedicated real estate professionals who have truly risen Co the challenges of today's marlcet to generate an impressive volume of sales. "It is truly a credit to these agents that they have bee!\ able to see themselves through a ~ionary period with such prosperity." Waurjrold Ho•tt /11tC., luu llWrt IAan 90 a1en/$ serving Newport Beull an'1 surroun4in1 C0"4lflllllitia. IACaJed al 2436 W. Coast Hiikway in Ntwport &acll, ('114) 631-1400, Waterfront Homes is Oran1e Coulli,'1 ,xclusiltt ajJilillU of Sotluby's /ltJemational Really. Dfnamic duo at C0ast Newport Properties Judy Mertz and Julie Schmiesing of Coast Newpon Properties have recently been lauded as the teatn which provides extraordinary service to their clients. "We offer our clients the value of our combined backgrounds and talents to give the best possible quality service,'' Mertz said. "Working as a team, we can provide more availability, better communications, more eff cctive marketing and a wider range of services and expertise." According to Schmiesing. being the best infonned agents also means constantly upgrading their computer skills. Knowing computer technology is the wave of the future, the team is placing their listings on the Internet to give maJtimum visibility. They understand experience, coupled with knowledge and enthusiasm. results in quality service for their clients. Call Ju41 Mtrtt or Ju/U Schmit1U.g of Coast Newport Propertr"'ts, (714) 759- 3747. Laraine and Eric Shaw receive top honors Laraine and Eric Shaw have been named No. I at Coldwell Banker Newport Beach year to date in closed dollars earned. Their outstandmg sales achievement h~ placed them No. 5 and No.19 in the Soottd California Region of Coldwell Banker and the international President's Circle, which includes the top I CJ, out of 40,000 international ales agents. "Helping our clients achieve their goal'i is what this job i all about," Laraine Shaw said. "If I can help our clients make better decisions about housing inve tments, then we are doing our job. "Communicating with our clients'j~ the cornerstone of our bu ine s philosopby. We are constantly trying to stay current in the bu11incss and ever-changing markecplace." Tbe Shaws are available by pager 24- hours-a-da~: and they have a N.11-time assistant. Daniel MacMillan. In :idcUtion, they are aided by a powerful computer network and the latest software to handJe. the routine office work. enabling them to pend more time with buyers and sellers. John Un, a recent customer of the Shaws. praised them for an innovative marketing plan and excellent customer service. "Laraine and Eric have great integrity and pride in their work." he said. "I realized th.ts when they went to great leniths to ~sist me in closing. I consider this to be a great vllue for the Realtor commission l paid.'' Coll Laraine IUfd ETk SMw of Coltlwlll Bonbr N1wport s,ach (M>O) 1'5·1626. . -- • j • .-, ,.._ Bright and airy home Pleasant Costa Mesa neighborhood. This home has four bedrooms and one and one-half baths. One of the bedrooms could be used as a den. For,,.,,,.. ilt/onttllk>• uU, BiD Lupis al Col.dwell Banker (714) US-SOJO. Locat8cl in tree-lined Baycrest Th•!> immaculate custom-built. two-story, five-bedroom. four-bath home is on one of the best streets in the area. . . Offering only the highest quality amenities. including high volume wood ~m cc1hngs. '~Ylight in entry, private master suite with cedar-lined closets. recessed hghtmg and a fireplace in both family~ dining rooms. Furnishings are negotia~le. . . Baycrest is near Back Bay and has set the standard of high-quality hvmg for nearly 35 years. Offered at $639,000. Call Bol'tol.cdo or Kris Pqton al Gntl>b & Ellis ResiUnlial Real EstaU Smiices, 23 Corporru. Pk:Ji, s.iu 190, Newport Beacll. (714) 644-6200. · • lo. \ N~ family view· home This maanmcen1 4.100.square- root. fiV. , four and one-balf-batb home was custom bui It in 1990 and nwterf ully dcsiped by local ln:hitect Brion Jeannette. The udulive end of cul-de-sac site boasts a panoramic view of the mtin channel of ~ Hart>cx Ca&alina Island and sPectacutar sunsets. T~ty amenities include Freocta windows• Ind doors, hardwood floors. huge JDUter suite with Sf*ious walk·i!l closet. heau~avwa IDOldinp, lplCious outdoor decks,~ prqe. Sub-l.ero refriaerator and 1ar1i ::z.-. 111 wltb flbuloul views. Offered at Sl,069,000. CW,,,,_ If ~ C... N..,.,,,.,...,.., 4 <Me llw, .W.. Hf, N,.,,.-n ~,. (114) ,. . ~ OFFER JUMBO MORTGAGES .. FOR PEOPLE WHO APPRECIATE THE FINER THINGS IN LIFE: LIQUIDITY, TAX ADVANTAGES AND CASH FLOW. Any jumbo mo~ can finance a nice home. But only one fits so nicely int.o your inve.&ment strategy. At The Booton Ci<>mpaey,• we have a variety of programs. As well as oijtions like zero points, interest-only and 0%-interest features and adjust.able-6.t.es tied t.o a menu of indices. And an expert personal advisor will work with you to cu&.om-t.ailor a mortgage. Tallc t.o Art Wardwell, Vice President He'll asrure you that when it comes t.o jumbo mortgages, there's none finer 1-800-25.5-0822 r = I . 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