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14-year-old inSpires
us all in cynical times .
,Ste~ids 8.l>Sent from drug-test roster
'.'-<>TFB<>OI'-Good stuff happem.
Just ask Chris Linden, a
14-year-old student at
Estancia High whose life has
had its fair share of dips and
curves.
• School officials say testing for performance-enhanc-
ing substances is too expensive, but a local biochemist
says that should be the prime reason for targeting
high school athletes.
By·rulie Ross Cannon, Dai/y1'ilot
Of course, when you're'14
and brand new to a high
s<;bool in a city that's still for-
eign grdUnd to you, lite can
: be tricky at times. That just
1 goes with the temtory.
CORONA OEJ.. MAR -Corona
del Mar High School officials and
paren~-want random testing of
student athletes for drug abuse,
but one controlled substance is
noticeably missing.from their pro-
posed drug-test roster -steroids. I But Cbris' story is a blt dil-
l Steve ferent. , .. The school intends to screen
for commonly abused drugs--
such as alcohol, marijuana,
cocaine, amphetamines, heroin
and PCP -as a deterrent. But
there will be no tests for perfor-
: marble Until several months ago, :
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Police warn
of prowler
in Spyglass
Hill area
By Marc S. Posner, Daily Pilot ·
SPYGLASS HILL -'Lock yow
doors and windows
That's the warning delivered
by Newport Beach police officials
after three mddents early Friday
morning in which a man was
spotted inside two· homes and in
the backyard of a tlurd
Pohce also urge residents to
dial 91 t if they spot unusual
activity in thetr neighborhood.
"H we could get people to do
(those three thmgs), we can cut
our cnme m half," Newport
Beach police Lt. Paul Henisey
said. ... ·-
About 5:08 a.m ., the prowler
was chased out of a home on Blue
Key alter the victun saw the
intruder's reflection in a mirror
and yelled. The victim reported
that $70 in cash was JlllSsing,
Henisey said.
The prowler -described as a
30-to 40-year-old man, 5 foot 6 to
5 foot 10, with a mediwn build -
also was chased out of a home on
Monterey Circle at 2·18 a .m .,
Henisey said.
In both cases, the prowler
dpparentJy entered through an
unlocked door or wihdow.
Henisey said the suspect was
also shooed from a backyard on
Montecito Drive about 4:30 a.m.
The man was wearing a dark
shirt or Jacket, dark pants and a
navy-blue knit cap and may have
been barefoot.
An Orange County Sheriff's
Department bloodhound was
called in and followed a scent
trail into Buck Gully, where it was
lost.
Bird man
has his
• wings
clipped
• Newport Pier Association is·
working to bring the colorlul '
performer and feathered friends
back to entertain visitors.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
N EWPORT PIER -For the past
two tnonths, visitors to Mcfad-
den Square have noticed a dis-
tmct lack of whistling, singmg and cQl-
ortul feathers
Ski Meinschein, the legendary Bird-
man of Newport, had taken an unwant-
ed vacation and was afraid to return to
his performance haunt of 20 years.
#Everybody loves what we do," he
sq.id during a recent interview with the
Daily Pilot. •people are waiting. They
keep dSking me when I'm going to be
back uut there, but I'm not going back
until every 1' is dotted.•
Camped at the base of Newport Pier,
Meinschein puts his assortment of par·
rots, macaws and a dusky lorry through
their paces. The birds sing, play drums
and perform free-flight demonstrations,
often landing atop an audience mem-
ber's arm or head.
mance-enhancing drugs, such as
anabolic steroids.
Principal Don Martin said it is a
matter of money.
~we would love to be able to
(test for steroids) because that's
another avenue of drug testing
we would like to pursue," Martin
said. "But a simple urine anaJysis
will not detect steroids."
Martin estimated the cost for
the urine analysis for drugs on the
school's list will cost about $18 per
athlete. To test for steroids and
other known peiformance-
enhancing drugs would cost
about $80 per athlete.
But by not testing for steroids,
the school could be wasting its
time, one local biochemist said.
u It would seem to me trust the
prime reason to test athletes
would be to test for Performance-
enhanc:ing drugs," said Allen
Murray, who is developing a
detection test for erythropoietin, a
performance-enhancing drug, for
the U.S. Olympic Committee
MThe bottom line is that I don't
see any logical reason to single
out athletes for PCP testing or
other recreational drugs over any
other segment of the schoo}. popu-
lation," he said
Mln fact, J think the athletes
would be the least likely group of
•SEE DRUG TEST PAGE A12
• MAAC MARTIN I D.All.Y Pit.OT
SKIP THE ffiROIDS7
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If Corona del Mar • 11 High School goes
ahead with drug-
testing of Its ath-
letes, should steroids
be included in the list of
substances checked'? Is the
cost not worth the effort?
Call our Readers' Hotline at ·
642-6086 and leave your
name, thoughts, residence
and phone number for veri-
fication.
·Proposal
to move.
students
causes
uproar
• Newport Harbor-area
families worry school will
be overb.urdene'd by extra
students and would be
too far for some children.
By Julie .Ross Cannon, Dat/y Ptlot
NEWPORT-MESA -A propos-
al to increase Ensign Mid(tl~
·School's enrollment 50°10 by mov-
mg 10 sixth-qrade students is
toudung off a debate among
some parents m the community.
A Newport Harbor committee
of commuruty and school repre-
sentd.tives recommended five
months ago that area sixth-
graders be moved to Ensign a
.year earlier to help ease over-
crowding at local elementary
schools. Ensign now houses only
seventh-and eighth-graders.
But some Costa· Mesa parents
say the proposal would overbur-
den Ensign wtuch already is
near capaaty
"There doesn't seem to be a
long-VIew approach to what's
gomg on m Eastside Costa
Mesa," said Heather Somers,
president of the Eastside Home-
owners Assooation •This is just
a Band-Aid approach, and the
parents m Uus speabc area of the
zone are concerned."
"People feel so comfortable
VJ.Sltors frequently taJce pictures of
Ski cradling a bird. A photo album con-
t.dins many pictures of Meinschein, his
assistant, Erlca Savage. and pier visi-
tors. The Birdman even appears in
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Sid Melnschein, also known as yie .. Blrdman of Newport."and one of h1.s favorites.
Fireball, are ready to return to Mcfadden Square ~er obtaln.lng neces.sary permits.
Somers said parents are wor-
ried increasing the number of
students at Ensign would over
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Residents~ proceed
with protest of traffic light
•City officials say the planned signal on ~outh Coast
Drive will help, not hurt, car flow. But they agree to
study.traffi~ on the street.
By 11na Borgatta. Daily Ptlot
COSTA MESA -They . may
have lost tlie ~ttle. but a group of
Greenbrook bom re idents
aren't about to give up tb fight.
About 20 iden of the hou.s-
lllg tract off south Coast Dnve
met WJth City Hall officials Thurs· day afternoon to protest plans for
a tJ~c signal slated to. go up
hood's only entran~ and it
onto the busy &net. •
While ttMY weren't able to hilt
the plenl, tbf!y were able to get
City Hd olftdall to take another
loOk at the traffl(' flow along
Soutb Cout Drive bet'Ween
PelnWw ltoed Md.., StrMt.
Now, .. , ........ 'pkm to tak• ........... ay Coandl.
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Ne w store offers
shoes and more
• Bryan Hempb1ll recently
, openf•d d new shoe store
that also ccl.rries accessories
rtnd dnllqut•s Bryan H. Ltd.
l!.>SO-b8S6) 1~ dt 1727 Westchlf
-~ Dnvt> m Newport Bedch
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Hardware maven Peg .
Forgi( dies at age 83
By Evan Henerson, Odily, Ptlot
In what would appear to be a
most titting choice of venue, a
memorial service foT longtime N~rt Beacll resident Peg For:
git will be held at the Zonta Club
of Newport Harbor.
Forgit, who died Thursday
night at age 83, was a devoted
member of the women's social
orgqnization since 1950 .
Mrs. Porgit was allowed to contin-
ue living in the a~ent above
the store, where she stayed for the
rest of her life.
Sbe bad suffered from
Al%heimer's disease since 1991 ·
and required 24-bour care in the
last years Ol her life. Even toward
the end, Mrs. Forgit en~ed visit-
I l1•mphill wds the prevtous
l'lwrwr of J-IPmphill's at Pastuorr
lsldnd but '>Old the business six
yP<1rs dCJo His new store carries
c111 exlf•n.,1vc• -;election of top-
11c.11nP .,hlw brands for men,
LEAH HOGSTEN I OAllY PU.OT
Joel Biederman ~d Und.a Harrison wheele d into N~wport after their 2 1/2 month journey.
"When I went to a convention
in Hawaii, members of all the
clubs were asking about .Peg,·.
said Verda Acker. who took pver
the club's treasury from Forgit.
"She was so kind and generous to
them. and she worked so bard for
her district.~
The wife of former Newport
Beach City Coundlman.t'J Forgit,
Mrs. Forgit was perhaps as well-
k:nown for managing the Forgit
Hardware store in McFadden
Square from 1953 to 1981.
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me lud10g Bruno Mclgh, Alden.
AUPn Edmondr,, Sebago. Top-
Corona del Mar Woman p edals _
sider, lohn'>lon & Murphy and
J\1•"/lctn
Thi· ... tort• h·dtures shoes dis-
plt1} N I on or m dnllque furruture
l,httl 1s rtho for sale There cife
On1'nlttl rug., from htS..son 's buSI-
home after Cross-country bike ti-ek While it was Al Forgit who
place9 the store's notorious gov-
ernment-bashing advertisements. Peg Porgit
' 1 HemphJU's Rugs and Car-
pt>ls. on 17th Stn•N m Costa
~1f ....
Hr,·<1n H Ltd. hd'> mdde cus-
\onH'r "l'TVlC"P. d top pnority and
4 pt.in ... to hdVP n•guldr trunk
show-. I rum shoe mdnufacturers.
Creen Systems International
' {hli-12111 hd., acquired 150 Cat-
Ueya or< h1cls m 2-gdllon contam-
.. r ... th1 I'> yedr-old orchids are
..... thnq 11.1 c1n unbelievdbly low
JHI< 1• 111 $5 per bloom.
It yc1u'rp not fdrnihdl with Cdl-
U1•yd ore hic.Js, they're the type
lhul t1r1> nonndUy grown for cor-~tl<JI''-· dnd they have d 'very nice
..,cPnl Grt>en System., lnt<'md-
llh!ltll L'> r1l 20362 SW Birch St.,
Nr•w port Bt>cKh
Forever Friends, (644-1474)
wtuch rl'cently moved to the
Et1..,lbluff Vl)Jclge shoppmg cen-.
tr-r, l'i hc1vmg 1~ dnnual holiday
upPn hou'>P through Sunday
• Llnda Harrison and
her cycling mate • returned to a hero's wel-
come a~ Newport B.each
-Gity Hall Friday. I
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot -
NEWPORT BEACH Luc1Ue
an4 Mike Hamson of rorona
~el Mar returned Fndc1y ttft€:'r-
noon from d tiip to Asia.
But it wdS. daughter Lmdd's
homecoming that generdted
the camerd flashes, police
escort~ dnd city commendd-
tions.
Linda Htlrn~on dnd ht>r
friend, Joel 'B1edermim, com-
pleted the last Jeg of theu 2 112-
month, 3,800-mile bicycle trip
from Bangor, Mdme, to Coronel
del Mar. The duo cUTiVt>d at
Newport Bedch City Hall on
Friday afternoon to meet family,
friends and morr> thdn a little
fanfare.
Hamson, 22, and Bieder-
man, 21, attended a Summer
camp in Arizona, first as
~ampers and later as coun-
selor.. lt took a little persuasion,
but eventually Biederman, an
avtd bicyclist, convinced Harri-
son to join ltiJn on the cross-
country advehture.
Harrison is st\ldying art and
French at Tufts t..rniversjty while
Biederman is studyil!g engi-
neering at Montana State Uni-
versity. Both skipped the fall
semester for the .bike journey. ·
The trip began on Aug. 21
with a 3 1/2-day pus trip from
Camp Verde, Ariz., to Bangor.
The pair headed west, follow-
ing the warm weather. Harrison
and Biederman, who is from
McMinnville, Ore., covered an
averdge of 70 miles a day and
passed through 16 states.
Although they stay~ in a
few motels, most of the trip was
spent camping, often on the
front porches of new' acquain-
tances.
·Most of the people were
really nice about le tting us
sleep on their property." Harri-
son said. ·we never bad to as~
more than two people."
Mike and Ludlle Harrison
• confessed that, initially, they
were a IJttle concerned.
"Then I relaxed. and I got
excited for them,• Lucille Ham-
son said.
When they reached the
Upper Newport Bay area. Har-
rison and Biederman were met
by two bicycle officers frpm the
Newport Beach Police Depart-.
ment to escort them home .
That final bit o( fanfare was
arranged by Harrison's uncle,
former Mayor Clarence Turner.
Turner and Councilman
Dennis O'Neil met the pair at
Ctty Hall. O'Neil gave them a
proclamation commend.mg the
achieveme nt.
Both travelers said the tnp
was hassle-free. There were a
few rough spots, however.
"The Ortega Hlghway," Bie-
de rman said with a smile. That
wu kind of scary.·
in U]e Daily Pilot, Mrs: Forgit ran
the show, said Rush Hill. whose ing friends and altending Zontd
arcbitectWal firm now occupies meetings, Acker said.
the Forgit building. In the late 1930s. the Forgi~
"The store employed only were bnefly pcrrt-owners of the
females, and they knew more Balboa Pavilion. Another fonner
about the nuts and bolts than most Pavilion owner, Art G.ronsky. Sdld
people in hardwclfe stores know he will miss his running joke with
today.• Hill said. Mrs Forgit.
A two-time loser for d seat on "I have a 1956 Thunderbird,
the City Council, Mts. Forgit and Peg always used to tell me,
nonetheless convinced a Superior 1'ake good care of that car. It\
Court judge to allow her to spend mine when you get m1 of 1t, ••
her own money on her 197.t coun-Gronsky said. "So I always told
cil campaign. her, 'I'm taking good care of your
.. 1 have to go out and beg when car."' ' I
I have all the money I need to win 'Mrs. Forgit is survived by foui
any election,· Mrs. Forgit said at brothers, Reginald and Eve rett
tbe time. "U I can't spend my mon-Hudson of Taft, Qifford Hudson of
~y. then I can't do anything for my Maricopa and Jack Hudson of
.city.• Shell Beach, and a sister, Helen
When they first came to New-Atkin of St. Ignatius, Mont.
port Beach, the Forgits operated a Services will be at 4 p.m. Thurs-
fishing boat M rs. Forg1t also day at the Zonla Club of Newport
worked as a hairdresser for the Harbor, 245 Fischer Ave., Build.mg
film mdustry in Hollywood. A. suite SC, Costa Mesa ..
Mrs. Forgit retired after · her 1 In lieu or Dowers, donations can
husband's death in 1981. Although be sent to.the Peg Porgit Memori-
the Forgit building was sold to the al ScholarshiJ? Fund. care of the
Hill partneIShip architectural finn, Newport Harbor Zonta Club ._ "Tlw '~'\'ent will fodture the ldtest
doll-. from Anndl<'e plus new fig-
unnP-s from the Wdlt Disney
Clas<>tc roUNtlOn and Hummel
c.1lonq with dngPls, bears, books,
CrlHb, c-rindl<>.,, C'drolers. dolls,
orncmwnt'>, potpourri, wreaths
F.air to promote. understanding among f<iit h s
dn<I othl'r old rdvontes," Sdld
Janet Fryer of Forever Fnt>nds.
·enmf' ""''our new store and
l'rllOY cl (up of holiddy WdSSdil •
Rdg Baby (644-6369) hds
niddl' anolhN move m Fashion
l«.nd dnd pro11Uses lo stcty at its
location ddJdC'ent to H aagen
below·the Island Theatres.
g Baby hd'> ib new fc:tll/Winter
lection dncl mdny dcces~ones,
~Judmg ,·h1ldren's/momrny's
v~r.wwelry quabty toys,
1)ffed ttntmdls dnd the full set
61)1omas lht>. Tank Engine and
!1ends train set and play area
Cl le c11, t (857-2088~ is
t of the ctred, but 1t claims to p quality uwd dothmg dnd ,
.,., ones for men, women and
dren. ·
The. tore ells items dt 50°&1
f r.·tall. If you'd IJke extra cash,
ran bring clothing to Clai.sic
loset and participate in the
<o1gnmPnt progrwn. Cldssic
k>sl't is ctt Hcritdge Plaza at
ulvM ilrtd Wcilnut in lrv1ne.
ST BUYS appears Thursdays and
rdays If you know of a good buy,
me at 540 1224, fax me at 646-
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R!UdioUS DIVERSITY f Pcltured. A speaal buffet lun-
FAJRE: The Student Cenlt>r cht•on for $12 will be served from
t UCI will pldy host to thP noon to 2 p.m. The club is at
Second Annual Religlou~ D1v<>1 -1601 Bays1de Drive in Corona del
sily Faire Nov. 11 to promote Mdr.
understanding among the many BOARD PRESIDENT ELECT·
faith traditions m our communi-ED: Newport Beach business-
ties. More than 650 youths and woman Carol. Raetz h(\S been
adults seekiilg to learn murG elt'cted preStdent of the 16-mem-
about d.itte1 ent religious l tlis oor board ol dire ctors c1 the
attended last years fd.ir. Exchange Club Child Abuse
Registration begms dt 8 • m. Prevention Center of Orange
Some 40 workshop!) on varlo~ • County. Raetz, wbb is preStdent
religions will be oUered dunng of the Boulevards of navel in
four sessions between 9 a.r:r;i anC! N wport Beach, is a member of
3:30 p .m . LunCb will be serv d at the Orange Coast Exchange
1 l:~Jt.m., and th~ exhibit cirea Club and several travel industry will~ open all day for brow: mg. a ations. Founded in 1984,
More information and reg1 tr • the Child Abuse Prevention Cen-
bon at $15 per person can be ter iS a non-profit agency that
obtained by calling 362-3999, tiains and supervises volunteer
HOLIDAY BOunQUE: Oil pa.rent ajds lo go into hom~s
Thursday, the Las Commodotds where an mcident•of rh.ild abuse
auxiliary Of the S-ahia Connth1an tias occutred or is at risk of
Yacht Club will hav~ their Sixth occurring.
Annual Holiday Boutique open CLUB NEWS: nie Costa
to the public from 11 ct .m. to 6 Mesa Downtown Kiwanis Club
p.m. at the club's facility in Coro-honored Athletes of the Month at
na del Mar. a rec:enl meeting -Alida Harber
According to chamnan tee ; . (volJeyball) and Ryan Taylor
.Knudson, a wtique p.rray of Yule-(football) from Costa Mesa High
tid goodies from regional arbc:ts Scnool 1 nd A.raceUa Martinez
and local g\ft merchctn~ will oo (cros country) t'nd Badly Gon-
hour answering service may be
~ to record ldttrs to the
editor oo any topK.
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CORRECDONS
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CO?,f MUNITY
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jim
de boom
zales (football) from Estanoa
High School and their respective
~aches.
Members of the Newport Bal-
boa Rotary Club dre mourning
the death or longtime me mber
Robert Koehler of Newport
Beach. KoehJcr joined the club m
1974, served severa l yea.rs on its
board of directors•and the club's
foundation board of directors and
was active until h is death this
past week. Services w ere Friday
ot Pacific View.
WELCOME TO 1HE WORLQ
OF SERVICE C LUBS ... Bob
Walker, Irwin
Kinney and Dr. Frederick
Ward, sponsored by Ted Marinos
and Jess Bequette, who joined
the Costa Mesa Brealdasi Uons
Club; Cheryl Schaffer, classifica-
tion·Estate Taxation, who joined
tbe Newport-Irvine Rotary Club.
SEJltVlCE Q.Ua MEETINGS ntlS
COMING WEEK: Want to get more
involved
in yoor community1 Visit a servke
d ub this week. Guests ate welcome,
and most dubs will buy yoor meal on
your first visit.
MONDAY 6 p.m., TM Harbor Mesa
Lions Oub meets at the Costa Mesa
Country Oub for a "Top Name 8r1nc:ts•
sale and fund raiser. For more informa-
tion, call 962-0265 or 546-1429.
TUESDAY 7:30 a.m., Newport BeKh
Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the ~
boa Bay Club to hear a program on
Rotary Foundation. Noon, Costa Mesa
Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa Mesa
Community Center. Kiwanis Club of
Newport Beach meets at the Shark
lslahd Yacht Club. .. 6 p.m .• Costa Mesa-
Newport Harbor Lions Oub, the Fish Fry
Club, wlll meet at the Costa Mesa
Country Club for a super raffle meet·
ing.
WEDNESDAY 7 a m., Costa M4"a
Orange-Coast Breakfast Uom Club will
llP
' .
From SwfHne COSTAMUA
hear from Dr. Jacquie Balodis on •Hyp-
nosis at a Biotherapy• "· 7:15 a.m ..
South Coast Metfo Rotary Oub, the
·raste of Costa Mesa Club" meets at
the Center Club. Noon, Costa Mesa
Rotary Oub meets at Mesa Verde Coun·
try Oub to hear from Duncan Millar on
International Buslness Fund -Doing
Business in Russia. The Exchange Oub
of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club to hear from
Leon McKinney on Civil Retirement
Scam and Doris Allen Recall. 6 p.m.,
N~-Balboa Rotary Club meets at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub to hear
-timer Jordan, immediate past director
of Rotary International, on the Rotary
Foundation.
THUtltSOAY Noon, Kiwanis Qub of
Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia
Corinthiao Yacht Oub. The Exchange
dub of Newport Harbor meets at the
Shark Island Yacht Club to hear from
Supervisor Marian Bergeson. Costa
Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the
Holiday Inn. Newport lr\llne Rotary Oub
meets at the Irvine Marriott to hear
about adoptiom from llm Bleld.
WORTH REPEATING: From the
newsletter of the Kiwanis Club of New·
port Beach -Hlf you are doing all the•
talking. you can't learn anything."
• COMMUNITY a CWllS Is publfshed
~ Saturday in the Dall)' PilOt. FAX
your service dub's meetmg information
to 631-5851 or mail to 1743 Bayport
Way, Newport Beach, 92660.
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TIDIS
"IUeldlly.
Some drizzle ";°nd
• • 400~oftilllt18th 1cNet: A burglar pried open the window at a school \11/hlle it w.s closed and took a SSOO hatd
dfl'Ye frOm the Khool's computer In the front offtee.
• 21IO blodl Of PellvMw. Three snow boards •nd a pair of
t>IM!ngs ~ S 1, 150 wer. stolen from a triJdc INhll• Its owner • lODAY
First low
12:391.m. 0.9
First~
6:S7a.m, 5.8
Sttonct loW
. 1:l2p.m. 02
StCond high
7.27p.m. S.9
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variable orishore
wlhdl wdl ~use
poonurflng eondl·
lions until Sun&ty,
when high pressure
retutns and a
stronger west north.
~t ~II ls fore-
cart for Monday M>d
the rest of the
track has dropped
fu~ IOUth, and
thtri Is nothing
~to btl~ us \. great .,,. in the
• ,. neict w.ek. f« ~
Jurl~end
fOtt<.aStS. call (tOO)
975,SUltF. TM ail cons s1.:r.us arty pcmlblt .
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Fred joins the ever-expandiiig
ranks of Women in Leadership
Let me make lb.ls perfectly
clear: I love women. Ob, not
all of them, 'of course. But
certainly most.
I love the way they look and
the way they walk. I es~cially
love the way the11 minds work
and their grit and determination.
'Most of all, I love women who
are.,strong and intelligent and
who aren't afraid to show tt.
And now 1 know where to find
a whole bunch of women like
thal_Women that man on the
• radio would surely call feminazb.
1 found this treasure trove of
strong, intelligent women in an
organization I had not even
heard of until a few weeks ago,
. Women in Leadership.
The group's ID.1.SSton statement
'is sunple and clear:• ... provide a
bipartisan coalitiQn to advocate
strong, moderate, pro-choice
women of both parties for elected
parties for elected office at the
county, stdte or federal levels ... "
Tht?re are several words that
need to be highlighted.
"Strong" goes without saying.
"Moderate" is a vital quality for a
Women 'in Leadership-backed
candidate; wackos at either end
of the political spectrum need not
apply.
"Pro·choice" is a defining
characteristic of both members
and the candidates they su.11'1Sort.
"Bipartisan" is po!>s.ibly M
most important adjective the
group has. It's whdt really makes
the outfit tick, I thmk, and gives it
the potential for a long, expand-
ing and Ulfluenbal future.
The membership of Women m
Leadership is almost exactly half
Republican and hall Democrat. so
there's no partisan claptrap to get
m the way of soltd Uunlo.ng and
balanced evaluation of issues.
More and more, I am coming
to believe that pobtlcal ~·
ship is a leth!il disease that is
metastasizing throughout the fab-
ric of American life.
Leave it to some smart, strong
women to put together an orgam-
zation that focuses on issues that
are Vital tQ all /Unericans, regard-
less of party preference.
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fred
martin
development.at Cal State Fullerton.
Both women were active in a
Republican pro-chojce orgaruza.
tion but believed their advocacy
. was hardly just a Republican
issue. So they involved Louise
Adler, a Democrat and also a pro-
fessor at Cal State Fullerton.
More women of both parties
added voices to the conversation,
and the scope expanded to
. include all women's health issues
in addition to the crux issue of a
woman's right to choose.
The right not to be stereotyped
is also one of the group's ongoing
battles. Carol Walters told of
what inevitably happens when
she is put together on a comnut·
' tee with other Pl\.D's: '\Without
exception; my colleagues a ti to·
matically assume that I will be
the secretary.•
Another cause, says current
President Karen ClMk, an attor-
ney with Gibson, fnmn & Crutch·
er, is somehow to bring parity to
the perception that it's OK for
men to be strong but not women ·
•Why is it that strong men are
assertive but strong .women cUe
aggressivef" Karen asks wryly~
Women in Leadership began ..
about three years agp as a con-
versation between Manlyn Brew·
~r and Carol Barnes, both Repub-
licans Brewer, of course, now
represents CC?Sta MeSd, Newport
Beach and parts of lrvine in
Sacramento. Barnes is professor
of teacher educatton and child
• Two years after formally orga·
ni%ing and filing as a PAC, "
Women m Leadership is 120
members trong and growing -
even to the inclusion of three
men, They even have three
memben. who also belong ~o that
most hardcore of Republican
organizations, the Lincoln Oub.
To choice and women's health,
the group has added other core
issues: affirmative action, educa·
tion and the Equal Rights
Amendment. At1unch, Melinda
Seely, who a.J.sO functions as
membership chem, produced a
thick. heavy report she bad.just
finished on unmigration.
•n gives them facts and back-
ground on all sides -everything
except an opiruon." ~
The contents of this "briefing
book," and those members are
researching on the group's other
core topics, will be made avail·
able to the11 canctidates in next
year's elections. •
Also organizational and cam·
pcllgn help, image counseling -
"whcltever it takes to get them
elected,• Joan Dashtel of New·
port Beach Sdys. And money.
Women in Leadership members
contributed $40,000 to candidates
in the 1994 elections.
Back then, they didn't have
nearly the membersb;p, the mon-
ey or the power pf information
they are now builcling. Now, the
group is a force to reckon with -
a fact attested to by the nasqr
comments some county political
string·pullers are making. That
cilone lS all the incentive I need to
beC'ome the fourth male among
. this bc:tnd of strong, mtelligent
dnd ass~rtive women.
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Thursday and Saturday.
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• Effects of relocating
county education pro-
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By lina Borgatta, Datly Pilot ·
COSTA MESA School dis·
trlct officials Will meet with East Side~es1dents Tuesday in hopes
of allaying concerns about the
reopening of the Llndbergh
School 'SJ.le Dec 1.
Several programs offered by
the Orange County Department
of Education are m the process
of relocating to Lindbergh from
thetr current ite at the Bear
Street School which the New·
port·Mesa Urufied School Dis-
trict sold in August to the Irvine·
based home developer Polygon
COIJU!lunities. won't create a byslen on n~
However, resident..s near r dents because many cl tlae
Llnd~h School are concemed children amve by bus and .-
the count)'. programs -which dropped off and picked up ;at
include a preschool and day care vdno\h times of the day.
-are not -compatible with the In addition, the district •
•intended• l,lSe of the site. Some drafted a traffic now plan to belp
residents fear the number of cars things run smoothly, accord.iilg
that will pass through the area to to Susan D spenas, the scbeol
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neighborhood and create a traf· appointed as a r~jdent liaison
fie problem in the area. for this matter
•That site was never And, Despenas said, the
designed to be a dnve·through school distnct will consider any
site,• said Heather Somers, pres-sugge!ttions that come out Pf
ident of the Eastside Homeown· nPxt week's meeting.
ers Association. 'That site was ·Whdtever copUnents the res·
supposed to be a walk.to school. 1denl!t hdve certamly could
It was supposed to be a netgb· 1r make a difference.• Despenas
borbood elementary school.• scud .
School district and county The meeting will be at 6:30.
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~RT BEACH -A local
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been indicted on 53 counts of fed-
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~ed fraudulent office prod-
uats bUSllless and a cover up. ·
-<John Connelly Jr., 49, of Coro-
na.de! Mar reportedly hid fro,u
federal investigators the assets of
h.ik1 brother Dennis Connelly's
business after members of the
Federal Trade Commission
clps~d in on Dennis Connelly's
H Q<;uler room" activity, according
to Assistant U S. Attorney' Susan
RrFJ<Xadenb.
Victims were taken for more
than $25 rrulUon by Dennis Con-
nelly's Orange County boiler
room scheme selling toner and
othe; photocopy machine sup-
pllet to busmesses across the
r'Jdlion, the U.S Attorney's Office
s.ud m a statement.
The brothers face charges of
money latandenng and conspira-
cy Dennis Con'nelly faces 29
counts of mail and wire fraud, the
statement sdid.
Trwestigators from the U.S.
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CLASSIFIEDS 642 -5678
NEWPORT CENTER -Gen.
Daniel Pieter Knobel bas been
surgeon general of the South
Afri<:All National Defense Forces
since March 1988. In that time,
he bas seen and been a part of
the greatest political change in
his country's history.
When Nelson Mandela was
elected president of South Africa
18 months ago, he not only kept
Knobel on as surgeon general, he
has since repeatedly sought the
white South African's counsel on
important health and military
issues.
Knobel is responsible for
overseeing 8,000 personnel and
the health of the milit~, the
police and overall national health
security.
He spent a few days in New-
port Beach this week, staying at
the Newport Marriott hotel while
attending a medical conference
in Anaheim. During hii visit, he
spoke briefly to Daily Pilot
reporter Sean Riley about the
changes and challenges in his
country, and his impiessions of
,.
Newport Beach.
General. after •ch a radical
daan9e ID tbe govemment of
South Africa. wby do you tblnk
the Nellon Mandela Adminis-
tration wutecl. you to · coAUnue
In your poslttonl
Knobel: Flrst of all, h would
like to say it was Fred~rlck de
Klerk who started the democraUc
transformaUon 1.n my country. He
ls a man of great wisdom, fore-
sight and courage. Having sald
th at, 1 believe M r. M andela and
the new government realized
right off thqt they would have to
use all of South Africa's resources
to be successful.
I have a/ways been in favor of
the expansion of democracy and
opportunity for all of South
Africa's dlizens. 1 also believe
the defense forces have been a
stabilizing force in the country.
We were integrating Jong before
the new government came to
power.
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Mr. Mandela la o man ol great
wtsdom. Amazingly, he de>eMJ 'r
seem to have any bltternesa or to
want any revenge or anything
Jlke that. •
As I read it, Mr. Mandela
would Uke nothlng more than to
see all ot the populaUon groups,
and partlcularly the whites, to be
involved Jn the reconstrucUon
and development of the country.
At the same time, he 18 interest-
ed, with the rest ot us, In empow-
ering the rest of the population.
What do you believe Is the
most Important health problem
1n South Africa nowt
If you have a region that is
overpopulated, undem ouri$.hed
and hatt poor communicdtion,
then all sotts of tropical and
infectious diseases can result.
WUt ca tbe governmem
cloY •
71te most important thJ.ng ls
commun1callon and education.
We have 11 oltidal languages in
our country, ao commun1CXJtlng to
every peraon Jn the population is
a !.lgnllicant challenge. Having .
people Iii the M edical Service
who can go to all the provinces
and speak lo the people in their
own language ii one of our prlor-
IUes.
lbw you bad• mane. to Me f
some lgbta wtllle you'" been
hereY . •
Actually, I've been very busy,
but 1 have gone out with some
friend." and played golf.
I must ay, th.Ls area from
Newport Beach down to Son
Diego reminds me very much of
Capetown and our Southwest
coast. The American people are
very hospitable, pnd I f eel very at
home here.
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A garage sale to benefit the
Newport Beach Public Library'
adult literacy program will be
held from 8 a.m. to noon at 2000
Seadrill Drive in Corona del Mar~
AU proceeds will go to maintain
and expand the program, which
has been threatened due to city
budget cuts. Tax-deductible
donations of items for the sale are
appreda~d. For more informa-
tion, call Emily Schilling at 720· 18~4. The sale continues Sunday.
USED BOOK SALE
Friends of Costa Mesa
Ubraries will hold a Used Book
Sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
Mesa Verde Library, Baker Street
and Mesa Verde Drive East.
Hardcovers and trade paperbacks
are $1; regular paperbacks and
records, 50 cents and children's
books and magazines, 25 cents.
"FASHION FOR FUNDS'
A fashion show and luncheon
at St. Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church m Corona del
Mar will help fund scholarships
for talented music students. The
event begins at noon and is host-
ed by the Orange County Alum·
nae Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota,
an internallonal music fraternity
for women. nckets are $12.50;
the church. is at 3233 Pacific View
Dr. Call Charlyn Moltane al 839·
3942 qr Marilyn Scranlon-ttl (818)
836-0737.
SUNDAY
'FOR SAKE OF THE CHILDREN'
;Ille Enough is Enough cam-
paign marks the final day of the
National Pornography Awareness
Week with a fashion show, Silent
auction and tea from 1 to 4 p.m. at
the Plaza Ballroom of the Hyatt
N~rter Hotel, 1107 Jamboree
Road, Newport Beach Silent auc-
tion bidding begins at l p.m . fol-
lowed by a children's fashion
show, performance by contempo-
rary vocal artist Crystal Lewis and
tea at 2 p .m . The Enough is
Enough campaign educates dti·
zeris about the types of hard ~ore
and child pornography available
and how those materials destroy
lives.
ARTIST RECEPTION
HEuropean Landscapes,• an
exhibit of impressionist style
paintings of European scen~s by
Corona del Mar artist Lenora.
Monahan, are on display at the
Newport Beach Central Library
through Nov. 30. The exhibit is
open during normal library ·hours.
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday
and Saturday. and noon to 5 p.m
Sunday. The public is invited to a
reception for the artist in tbe Cen-
tral Library's Friends Community
Room from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday.
The Newport Beach ,central
Library is.at 1.000 Avocado Ave. in
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 717-3800
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~~~~~l from a $6,000 hyacinth ~to a $6 parakeet will be on
band for the Bird Expo in Building
~ at the Orange County Fair·
grounds, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30
p.m. today. Admission is $3; chil·
dren under 12 are $1. Free park·
ing is inside Gate 5 on Arlington
off Fairview. For more information
about Bird Expo. call 363-8279. -.
MONDAY
YOUNG AT HEART
The OASIS Senior Center
hosl,s the "Young at Heartn pilot
project in conjunction with the
Area Agency o~ ~ging, which
aims to provide the magic and
therapeutic benefits of live profe~
sional musical entertainment for
seruor populations. Today, the
songs and music of Irving Berlin
played by a five-piece orchestra
are featured. at 1:30 p.m. The con-
cert is free and will bs. in the mul-
tipurpose room at the OASIS
Senior Center, 800 MargueJ:ite
Ave., Corona del Mar. For more
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ATTENTION DEAOT DISORDER
Coastline Counseling Center,
1200 Quail St., Ste. 105, Newport
Beach, offers a free lecture at 7
p.m. by Joan Andrews, an MFCC
and educational psychologtSt.
Her topic: "'Attention Deficit Dis-
order in Children, Adolescents
and Adults," an in-depth look at
ADD afld how it can be treated.
For information, call 476-0991.
THANKSGIVING ANO SHARING
Help the homeless by attend·
ing S.P.l.N.'s (Serving People In
Need) fWldraiser "An Evening of
Thanksgiving and Sharing• at
Pascal from 5:30 to 10 pm,
French wines-and btiffet Proven·
cal will be served throughout th
evening at the restaurant, loeated
at 1000 Bristol North, Newport
Beach. The benefit will honor
Mary Macliityre, executive di.rec-
tor of The Fieldstone Foundation
for her efforts on behalf of non-
profit agencies. S P.I.N. provides
pemicment housing assistance,
rehabilitation and critical. long·
term case management for the
homeless. Tickets for the event
cost $100 per person, or $1,000
per table of ten. To purchase tick·
ets. call 757-1456.
TUESD ,
NMUSD COMMUNITY MEETING
The Newport-Mesa Unified
School District will hold a com-
munity meeting at 6:30 p.m. in
the multipurpose room at KalSer
Elementary School, 2130 Santa
Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. to allow
-the community to participate m a
discussion of the traffic situation
at the Llndber9h Elementary
School site relative to the Orange
County Department of Education
programs relocating to Lind·
bergh.
HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE
The Newp9rt Beach Christian
Women's Club holds a luncheon
and holiday boutique at the Bal-
boa Bay Club from 11:30 a .m. to
1 :30 p.m. Guest speaker is SylVia
Nash; music by Thomas Waldron.
MAXl1\11Ul\1 C01\1FORT.
When Your Partner Moves, You Don't.
Individually
Pocketed Coils
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Question:
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10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:WU '
2:30 p..m. for unique bandcrdad •
gUts and food. Cost IS St? tni1$11'1:
51ve. Por reservations, call MiCla+
at 964-5007 or Adele at ?60-961
by noon Nov. 3. 'l
NO-LOAD INVESTING
~The Seven Mytb.s of No-Load
Mutual Fund Investing• is 1be
title or a free noon program m tMt
Friends' Meeting Room Of tbel
Newport Beach Central Ubr~J
Pre-registration is not necesa&ry'J
Certified financial planner J.1
Thomas C. Scott presents t)le pro-
gram. The Newport Beach cen~ I
"ttal Ubrary is at 1000 AvocadO J
Ave. For more information, call•d
717 -3800. fJ
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The Grey Goose and Depart~
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Holidays. This is a l 0 day
event from October 28 to
November 6. Special events
will include free decoracing
\ and g1fc ideas and will raise
funds for the Orange Ronald
McDonald House. They have,..
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priced during the cvmt. Join the
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Westcliff Gallery, 1s coming to
Westcliff Plaza on November
• 15th. A very large selection
of well known amscs will be
fe.iturcd. such as Thomas
Kinkade {Painter of Light),
Jack Terry (Western painter),
Dennis Pa'tr1ck Lewan
(painter of bttrs and conagcs),
a special cribuce to Alan Maley,
plus many oc~er exciting artists.
Alqng with che art exhibition$,
.i very large-selccnon of canvas
tramfcr art and fine colltctiblcs
will be av:iilablc. Designers
will include Swarovski Silver
Crystal, G. Arma11i figurines,
Mill Creek Studios Wild Llfe
figurines, David Winter
·CottaFcs. Harbor Lights.
Hi corical Lighrhouses, Ttio-
.mas K1 ndade pines and
Ashton Drake Porcelain doll
from Bradford, and Drcamsic:Jq
from Cast Art Industries. Look
forthe new exciting lines in the
nt2t future. Wutclijf PU." -
on the corner of 17th Street
··and Irvine. Blvd .. Newport
Beach.
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INACTIVE CATHOLICS nus is the tiirt to look agiun. if
you have been away from the
church and have ql.lestions or
issues with the church. Our Lady
Queen of Angels gives you a
chance to.discuss tho e concerns
in a very relaxed setting ell 6:15
p.m. Sunday and Nov, 19 in the
pari.sh cente r, 204 6 fyfar Vistcl Dri-
ve, Newport Beach. Call Marie
Romano, 548-3844 or Sister
Agatha, 6'4-9218
'UUTH, THE REBEWOUS FIRST
WOMAN'
A workshop by Patm."la Lynn
Reilly at 1 p.m Sunday at Orange
Coast Umtanan Universalist
Ch urch, 1259 Victoria, Costa
~1esa Reilly is the founder of
Open Window Creations'.and will
address ways patriarchdl symbols
have wounded women and still
obstruct self-defined spuituahty.
There is no ddnuss1on drarge A
$5 donation 1s suggested For
inlormabon, cdll 965-1 176 or 898-
7183.
HEALTH DAY
Instructor Janet Brosan leads P~ople With Arthritis Can Exer-
cise clrlS5eS 10 lo 11 d.m Tuesday
al the Jewi!.h Seruor Center of
Orange County, 250 E. 8dker St.,
Costa Mesa The clt1ss includes
health educallon, Jbmt-protection
tips, relcLXdl10n lt>chn.iques, pain·
control techniques dnd <;Ocidli7-
tng (' dll 5 13-5641
'A GATHERING OF MIRACLES'
A coursP in mirdcles with
Ulsptrt'd ldlks lanhldled by Allan
Rosenthal, MfCT, founder, II
held evel}' wee:me.cs.y trom 7·30
to 9 p .m. in the 1<>uth wing fel-
loWShlp room lit St. Michael~
All Angels Chw cb, 3233 Padtic
Vlew Dnve, Corona del Mar. The
program provides a upportive •
pace for people to explore their 1
spintuality with candlelight ser-
vices, bu.nung bowl ceremonies,
sem.ihars, meditation hikes, film
nights ~d more, is followed by a
question-and-answer period. $7
donation· requested at Uie door.
Please bring canned goods or
re usable clothing to each meet-
ing. Call 549-8639.
PARADIGM SHIFT
The Newport Beach Baha'i
Community allows participants to
hear and experience •Paradigm
Shift: A New Way -A New
World" 7:30 p .m. Friday at a pri-
vate residence in Corona del Mar.
Together, they explore such ques-
tions as: Can racism and preju-
dice be eliminated? What is the
New World Order? Can conflicts
be resolved without force? Are
women and men equal. What's
the spiritual solution to our eco-
nomic p roblems? And more.
Music and food included. Ouec-
tions: 7~9-0999. •
'DREAMS FOR THANKSGIVING'
A Nov. 11 workshop by the
Rev. Bob Pulliam at the Commu.,
rtity Church, Newport Beach Sa·
ence of M.irld Education Center, ,
901 Dove St. Suite 145, Newport
B.each. Workshops begin at 10
a.m. andiadjoum at noon . Tea and
coffee are available at 9:30 a .m.
Donation requested at the door.
Call 646-3199 fOT more infonna-
tion.
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• The Vineyard Christian Fellowship
+ NAME: The Vineyard
Christian Fellowship of New-
port Beach.
+ADDRESS: 102 E. Baker
St .• Costa Mesa.
+TELEPHONE: 556:..s463.
+ DENOMINATION: N'ation-
al Association of Vineyard
Churches (600 churches
worldwide). + YEAR ESTABLISHED:
1984. 'The church moved to
its Costa Mesa location in
1991 . + SENIOR PASTOR: John
McClure.
~PASTORAL STAFF: Chuck 'Regeh~ principal assotiate
pastor; David Halliburton,
associate pastor; many others
on staff. + SERVICE TIMES: Sunday, 9
a.m., 10:45 a.m., and 6 p.m. + SIZE OF CONGREGATION:
About 2,000.
+ CONGREGATION MAKE·
UP: Mostly couples in their
early 20s to late 40s, with
children.
· + CHILD CARE: Provided.
+ TYPE OF WORSHIP: Con-
temporary evangelical. A
3:19 and speak on "times of
refreshing.·" -+ Otn'R£Aat PROGRAMS:
Every ministry at the Vine-
yard has a community out-
reach program, and the
church is very "evangelical-
oriented," espo4slng their
message in public settings.
+WELCOME WAGON: The
church has a welcome recep-
tion every Sunday after ser~
• vices, where visitors can meet
the pastor and find out
about the faith.~
+DRESS: Casual to business
attire. _
+ Ml$SION STATEMEN'r. "To
participate in the advance-
ment of the Kingdom of God
through the work of local
LEAH HOGSTEN / DMY Pl.OT Vineyard churches that com-
Pastor John McClure of the Vineyard Christian Fellowship municate the Gospel of Jesus
Christ in w9rk and deed."
band plays traditional to apply t hat message to their + INTERESTING NOTE: The
contemporary Christian daily lives. church invitef everyone t o ,
music.· .. + RECENT SERMON: attend its Thanksgiving cele-1
+TYPE OF SERMON: The McClure read from Acts 3:1-bration at 6 p.m. Nov. 19. I
pastor will draw a lesson 26, and spoke of "being nat-There will be a communion :
from ~he Scriptures, usually urally supernatural. H service, and pie anCI coffee. 1 the New Testament, and + UPCOMING SERMON: will follow. 1
invite t he congregation t o McClure will read from Acts I
' 1 _ , By David SUva I
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METHODIST
Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Bake r, C.M
Worship & Church School
8 :30 and 10:00 a .m .
Dr Richard Georn"' 979·823.d
NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
160 I M~ueri~ Ave Coro del .1r
644-0745
Worship at 8 OOAM & 1 0 OOAM
Sunday School All ~es 9 OOAM Rev Edward C Martin
l='A C~ U NA
United Methodist e hurch
21632 W esley Dr.
Lajuna Beach
99-3088
Sunday Morning Worsh,:B & Chnst1antducation 10 M
M1n1sters David Beades & Virginia • Wheeler
Wesley Counselm~ Center
• Services Aval able
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
RtUGIOUS SCIENct NEWPORT HACH
SCIENCE OF MIND EDUCATION CENTER
(COlnft of Dow & Quall • in ""'°' Bldg
OCfO$$ from Flflehfr .JoMs)
901DOWJ11'5
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Or. Juan1110 Eran1, Mln/1tf1
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH-OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach
_·673-1340 or 673-6150
Church lOam & Spm,
Sunday School lOam
Wednesday Meetings 8pm
Shake thyself
from dust; ...
Isaiah 52:2
Branch of The Mother Church
The First Church or Christ Scientist
Boston, Massachusetts
CONGREGATIONAL
m COMMUNITY CHURCH
CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED CHURCH Of
CHRIST
To Beli-.ve Is To c.ie; To Ure Is To 00.
Dr Deon1s W Short, Minister
Sunday Worship 8.30 & 10·AM
Chufch School 9AM Adult • 9 4S Choldrtn
Child Care Provided 644-7400
611 Htliotropt Avt, Coron. Del MM
PRESBYTERIAN
lkncfu fi.tlfn th1 int 1 '" m • 1oer1c. utldJ
C'wlt1._iaun, Otpch in a ~haUOw WorlJ,
' "SUFftRING FOR
DOING GOOD" ~I C·rn 3-8-22)
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645-5511
Hours: M-F 8:30 -6:30, Sat 8:30 -5:00
1 15% OFfc0~!th~d !!1!PAIR WORK
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CHURCH
Sundal) Worship 9:30 a.m.
Child <Are, SundalJ School
]11mboree at Eastbluff
Newport Beach 6t,t, .. 131, 1
CHRISTIAN
! HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Dlsclples of Christ)
2401 lrvln1 Av1. at Santa Isabel
Newport Beach
Sunday Worship -1 O:OOAM
Dr. Joseph Read 645-5781
EPISCOPAL
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
episcopal
•A Community o.dko~,. lovitlf ond
S.rvin9 h1111 Clln.t u &Md ond Sirvior"'
Fr David C Anderson,~
3 209 Vio Lido
Newport Seoch
14/675·0210
7 30 om Troditionol
9 om Contemporary
9 am Church SchoOI
1O·45 am Chorismotic
and Wednesday noon
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EPISCOPAL t'lll 'HCll
Sunday Worship
8:00AM. 1 O:OOAM
ursery, Sunday School
·A Friendly, Caring
Christian Community"
3233 Pacific View Dr.
'" MarglJer•lef Corona def Mar
... 644-0463
I RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Rev. Mary Murray Shelton
Senior Minister
Sunday
Rev. M/r.flellB, guist sptJaker
"The Emerging H1orrs Dis/rs•
-~Ml41N'H-QF UUGIOUS.,5CllNCE
Membet of Hie Un11ed Church of Rtl1g10111 Science
2205 MAIN STREET .• SUITE 23, SEACUFF VILLAGE
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SOUTH C-OAST CHRIS"TIAN C HURC H .
\\'c Care About You Because ChnSt Cares
"HOW TO KEEP YOUR BALANCE"
(Philippians 2: 12-1 8)
Jerrold A. Hollobaugh.
\\'onh1p Sel',tt JO I~ am
Bil.le Stud1e> 9 00 im
Kids f or Chns\ S JO pm Mm mer
792 Victoria Street • Costa M esa, CA • 92627 (714) 548-3-MS
(Comtr ofV1e1on• &. Pbcenua)
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Sunday,November5
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Meeting at: Irvine Bors & Gida Chm 29S E Yale I.pop, lm111 (behilld Flt9 Sldion)
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· Pdstor William Ht!menway ~ ·
·w e love childrtn, Y<>uth, young adults, career
adults, seniors. Wt lovt to C41rt, to rtdth
oul, to mttt need~, to
answer questi~n('
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ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
A saint Michael and ,_ll Ang ls
Fqrum .... d ,'"Ethics in the
Workplace" with gu t ~aker
Father Will Crist i.s 7:30·8·30 pm.
at the church, 3233'l>acif1c View
Drive, Corona del Mar. Child case
available. For more information,
call 64"4·0463.
SHIN BUDDHISM
Newport Beach Higashi Hon-
ganji Buddhist Temple's Dharma
Society presents a lecture and dis-
cussion series·on Shin Buddhism
at 7 p.m. Nov. 18 at the temple,
254 Victoria St., Cbsta MeSd. Call
722-1202 (the Rev. Hiroswn.i) or
651-3102 (Ronnie Young).
'SOENCE OF MINO PRACTITION-
ER'S CLASS'
A Nov. 18 workshop by Or.
Juanella Evans at the Community
Church. Newport Beach Science
of Mind Education Center, 901
Dove St. Suite 145, Newport
Beach. Workshops begin at 10
a.m. and adjourn at noon. Tea and
coffee are available' at 9:30 a.m.
Donation requested dl the door
Call 646-3199 for more informa-
tion.
'A DATE WITH JODY'
A Nov. 28 work!>hop Wlth spe-
cial guest the Rev. Jody Carter al
tl}e Community Church, Newport
Beach Science of Mind Education
Center, 901 Dove St. Swte 145,
Newport Beach. Workshops begin
at 10 a.m. dnd adjourn al noon.
Tea and coffee are available at
9:30. a.m Donctb.on request«i>d dl
the door. CaJJ 646-3199 for more
infonnabon.
SPECIAL SERVICES
SOTH ANNIVERSARY PARTY
port Beach.
Bashop Robert L Miller of the
Pacific Synod of the Evangelical·
Lutheran Church in America will
preach and the mu'ilc will mdude
the world premiere of '"Smg We
Merrily Unto God," an anthem
created by James Hopkins to com-
memordte the .event. Information.
548-3631.
OOOElAND·JAZZ SERVICE
To celebrate All Saints Sunday
on Sunday, a Dixieland Band will
lead the worship music at First
United Methodist Church of Costa
Mesa, 420 W. 19th St., Costa
Mesa. ln the style of New Orleans,
the congregation will celebrate
the lives and etemdl life of those
who have passed on in the last
·year. Service ti.mes are 9 and 10:30
a.m. Everyone is welcome, and
child care is available. Visitor
parking is next to the sanctuary.
BRING A GUEST
Orange Coast Urutanan Uni-
versalist Church, 1259 Victona St ,
has scheduled Nov. 12 as "Bnng a
Guest Sunday• to start at 10:30
a.m. The title or the sermon is
"Salted With. Fire," a book by
Scott Alexander exploring llberal
faith. There will dlso be a class at
noon on "Pdrents As Resident
Theologians" led by the Rev.
Kathy Kfohr, religious education
consultant. For details, call the
church office dl 646-4652.
APPLE COMMUNION ~ inte rgenerationctl Thanks-
giving service will be held Nov. 19
at 10:30 a:.m. at Orange Coast Um-.
tarian Universdlist Church, 1259
Victoria St., Costa Mesa
'BEYOND THE aooct
Is the bU or the sermon by the
Rev. Kilthy JOohr of Long Beach,
Sunday at 10:30 p.m. in Orange
Coast Urutarian Universa.Ust
Church, 1259 Victona St., Costa
Mesa. 646-4652.
'TO TtU TliE TRUTH'
ls the title of the sermon by Gail
Miller at Newport Beach Church
or Religious Science, 901 Dove St.,
Suite 145, Newport Beath at 10:30
a.m. Sunday. 646-3199.
• a m.-3 p m. at 760 Victorta St.,
Costa Me!Wt. Dave Frost, former
pitr.her fo1 the Cdlifomia Ange~,
will be this year's pedal guest.
The Costa M ~ue and Poli~
department will ~play eqwp·
ment and answer qucstfons. Old -
fashioned carnival games and
ndes will be feotured as well as a
craft boutique, homemade can-
dles and baked good and cln
intemationdl food ta ble Live
entertainment. Information· 548-
6ll66.
'HOW TO FIND TliE RULES
ABOUT RULES'
ls the topic of the sennon by the
Rev. Diana Heath at Orange Coast
Unitarian Universalist"' Church,
1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa,
Sunday at 10:30 a.m. 646-4652.
'GIVE THANKS IN AU TlilNGS'
ls the topic of the sermon by the
Rev Ken Gray at Newport Beach
Church of Religious Science, 901
IOove St., Suite 145, Newport
Beach, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 12. 646-
3 199. .
SINGLES
SERENDIPITY
The £erenclip1ty series for~
gles meets every Wednesday at
7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, 600 St. Andrew's
Road in· Newport 'Aeach. All sin-
gles are welcome. A $3 donation
al the door also covers refresh-
ments. No reservationJ are
required. ;For more information,
call the Rev. Dr. Bill Flanagan at
574-2214.
SPECIAL EVENTS .
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS
First Uruted Methodist Church
of Costa Mesa. 420 W. 19th St,
conducts a free blood pressure
clinic 10-10.30 am SWlday. Cdll
548-7727. '
THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON
The JeWlsh S~nior Center or
Orange County celebrates
Thanksgiving with a luncheon on
N~. 16 Special guest ~antor
Isaac Atllas will perform f avonte
meloliies Seat.1119 begi.(ls at 11 30
a.m. Reservatiqns die necessary
The cost is $5 lnformallon: 513-
5641.
ALTERNATIVE GIFTS
Sttmt ~1lchdel dnd All Angeb
Episcop~ C'hurch huldo. dn a.lter-
native gift mdrkPt DPc 3 after
the 8 dnd l 0 d.m. sPrv1ces until 1 ·
p m. Purchdse crc11ts from Afncan
team mm1stnes crnd thud world
hand arts, polls from Mexico,
Christmas Cdl ds, Christmas
greens and pmnseltids, or make d
dondtion lo a proj('cl like Heiler
Intemationttl. I lc1b1tc1t for Human-
ity or Church World SefVlc-t> '3233
Paethc View Dnvt'. Corona del
Mdr 644-0463
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1995
MENTAL HEALTH
Parents, 1blings and !J>O~ of
the senolbly mentally i.U meet at
600 p.m. Sunday at St. Andre~
Pre:.byterian Cburch, 600 St.·
Andrew's Road, Newport Beach.
Call Adult Education Ofbc at
574·2236.
CAREER ~ETWORK
FeUowSftV> ln
The Thursday everung meeting
at St Andrew's Presbyterian
Church for those unemployed will
feature Sharotl Hatton, trauung
consultant, as speaker. Her topic
is •Job Search Clinic: Whclt Help
Do You Need?" ·The meetl.ng will
begin at 7:30 p.m. in Stewart
Lounge. · • Please send photographs and type-1
Th Thursd written refea~ deta1hng stone, upcom-. e ongoing ay everun? ing events. sermon topics or any ottiet
meetings, beld at St. Andrew s ~involving Costa Mesa and Newport ~
Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Beach churches to Religion Editor ~ ..
Andrew's Road, Newport 8PdC"h . Busby, Daily Pilot. 330 w Bay St.. Costa f
(across from Newport Hdrbor l Mesa, 92627 You can also fax Items to
1-ligh School), are open to all at no 646-4170 Rel~Me>S are requested two ,
charge. ·Infonnation: 574-2239. weeb pr°' ta an event date. .
WEEKDAY SERVICES
PRAYER BREAKFAST
First Uruted Methoctist Church
of Costd Mesa holds a Prayer
Breakfast at 6 a.m. Wednesday at
Denny's restaurant at Newport
BoulevAn:l and 17th Street urC'os-
ta Mesd. Call 548-7727.
HOLY COMMUNION
St. James Episcopdl Church,
3209 Via· Lido, NPwport Bf'ach,
offers d noon servtce Wednesday
with Holy Communion Bring d
lunch -and rune Wlth the C'hurch
staff aftewards. Call 675-0210 BUY WOMEN, FOR WOllEI
Men rna, ~ti J oe bu)omo preci~ jewelry tor
tile women n tile r .es but rt tS 1ncte2S111(1ly
Newport l·idrbor Lutheran
Church will celebrate its 50th I
annivel"Sdry dl a speoal festival
worship service 10 d m S\lnday at
798 Dover Dnve, Newport Beach.
A catered celebrdbon brunch will
follow at 12 30 p m m Temple Bat
Yah.m, 1011 Camelbdck St . New-
After the dnnual "Apple C'om-
muruon, • there will be the readmg
of a children's story, speaal music,
and a homily by the R~v~ Diana
Heath. Call 646-4652 for more
information.
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ChriSt Lutheran School holds
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flope brings down the House ·at to11rnament dinner
Above; Dolores and
Bob Hope, front. with
tourruunenthonorees
Lynn and Clement
Hirsch. Right
N~ette Fabray,
cdlnedlan Norm
Crosby, Howard
House and event
organizer Gloria
~ Osbrtnk.
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SPfCIAt TO THE DAILY PILOT . ~ B ob Hope, 92, sat
with his class}' and beauti-
ful wife, Dolores, in the
private conference room at Santa
Ana Country Club Monday
evening, sipping an iced cappuc-
cino in an oversized md.rtmi glass.
The Sixth Annual Bob Hope
and~Howar'1 House Golf Tourna-
ment had just finished the 18th
hole, and the crowd was enjoying
a cocktail fu the club lounge
before the dinner celebration.
From across the enormous
walnut table where the Hopes
were relaxing, a man shouted
out, "Sob, tell 'em the story about
the time you were doing that pic-
ture in the Midwest. That's the
funniest story I've ever heard.•
Hope put down his drink, sat
up st,aigbt in bis club chair,
yanked on b1s natty silk tie and
gave the guy a look as if to say,
•that one againt• and then
tlUnched into the tale.
"I was doing a picture on loca-
tion lll In~ in tbe '•Os and we
were 1n a small town that hap-
pened to be playing my latest
picture,• he said. •1 can't recall
the title at the moment "j but I do
remember that the marquee of
the theater read ... 'Ben Hope in'
... Anyway, I went into the theater
to talk to the manager about cor-
recting the marquee. I said hello
to the guy, and I asked him his
name. Then I told him that the
marquee was wrong. He said,
'What's your name?' I said, 'Bob
Hope.' He replied, 'Who's to
know?'"
In the some SO~ that have
passed since that day in Indiana,
the world has come to know Bob
Hope as arguably the most
famous comic on the planet.
He had come to Santa Ana
Country Club to be with his long-
time friend, Howard House, and
8.n entourage of guestS' that are
really more of an extended
Orange County family than a
gathering of charity golfers.
The day of golf and the dinner
to follow was organiZed by the
indefatigable Gloria Osbrtnk to
benefit the House Ear Institute .
The crowd has come to support
Hope, House and Osbrink, and ,.
the ove?Wbelming generoSity of
spirit enveloped the clubhouse as
Bob and Dolores joi.ri good
friends Nanette Fabray, Norm
Crosby, and tournaIJlentbon-
orees Lynn and Cl~ent Hirsch
for a little dinner of filet and
apple pie a la mode.
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"All be doel is good things f Of
people ... that Howard Houte, •
ottered Ho~ as the dinner trib-
utes began. Hope could not hear
the response clearly.
He, too, suffers from hearing
loss. Dolores Hope brought the
crowd to laughter and tears as ,
she turned to her husband and
said, "Poor Dr. H ouse, his one
failure.•
Bob smiled and went back to
his filet as Nanette Fabray picked
up where Dolores left off. · --
O&orink. She kmed blm anyway,
as her dentist better half, by
Otbrtak, smiled from his neerby
table. •
The Osbrink clan, including
Gloria and Ray, Bob and Pam.
Lynda and Ron"8nd Jim were all
out in force for House.
Their commitment is very per-
sonal. House saved the life of
grandson Rory, now a young
man heading to college on both
academic and athletic scholar-
ships for his talent on the base·
ball field and in the classroom.
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"I've had four surgeries ~d
The House Institute has restored
my hearing,• she said. "That's
.what this evening is all about."
The sixth annual golf outing
was chaired by James Edwanls m. who many thought bad the
line of the. evening as Gloria
Osbriok p~ented him with a
plaque for his service.
The Osbrinks Celebrated pieir
good fortune surrounded by,Peg·
gy and Bob Clay, Woody Smith,
Bette B~. Jacquelyn and
RDber1 OWman, Marton and
Tony Montapert. Sandra Brod.le,
Kim Cardenu, Jim and Nora
Johnson, Margaret Richardson.
Ben and Barbara Harrts,Davtd
Stein, Vlrgin.ta Swan and Kay
vided by Jim BenUey and closed ·
by telling the crowd that h e, too,
has a personal interest i.p The
House Ear In.mtute.
"This is the first time I've got-
ten plaque from a dentist's wife,•
said the young theater mogul,
accepting the award from
Turner. "'f •
~1wear two hearing aids,"
Crosby said. ·1 don't w ear them
all the time, just when I want to
hear.·
Comic Norm Crosby head-
lined an evening of laughter pro-
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.. WHAT'S IN A .LIST? . .
Readers tells us who we· missed .
\
I I iri our 103 most .influential liSf
..r• I t's a sad list that includes
dorks like Sid Soffer and Mar-
shall Duffield, the latter pic-
tured on your front page, with
the Pilot's support.
Nice going, Pilot. Your list
includes seven recovenng alco-
holics. • GAltY DRIES
Costa Mesa i
t ,,
•
On your list of people, I can't
understand bow you omitted
f'jorm~ Glover, the freshman
councilwoman, who's done more
on that council m her first year
than all others have done over
many years. .
1 also, facetiously, think yQur
best selection was the dog.
TONY CHRISTOPHER
Corona del Mar
· Just musing through your
jocose attt!mpt to name the 103
most influential peqple, d few
questions come to mind.
How would we know Manan
Bergeson is the bnghtest of all
supervisors -lS there an IQ test
for supervisors? U so, do they
need to flunk to be elected?
I see that Kevin Murphy l5
ahead of our good mayor, John
Hedges who is very popular and
also has been a champion for
beleaguered businesses lf\New-
port Beach to help us get back
on our feet. I'd like to know how
Murphy slashed the budget
when he forced a charter boat
tax increase on us and also
foreed a business tax increase on
us. Just what the community did~
n't need.
· Alas, I see that Igor is num-
ber 50, the police bound. I now
realize that all you guys are try-
ing to do is just h~ve a doggone
good'time. Well, you.sure did it.
Have a good day.
BARRYZANCK
Newport Beach
. I work in the public affairs
department at Pacific Mutual.
I just wanted to say I have the
Daily Pilot with the top 103 influ-
ential individuals and I'm disap-
pointed to see that Thomas Sut-
ton, the chairman and CEO of
Pacific Mutual was not included
on .the list. i
I think he's been listed in all
the past issues you've had in the
past several years. He lS chair-
man and CEO of the largest life
insurance company m Cdlifomia.
He's also active in the commu-
nity. He's the director of the
Orange County Perfonning Arts
Center, he's also a director at The
Irvine Co., he's on the advisory
committee for the Orange Coun·
ty Business Council and the
Orange County annual survey.
Dally Pilot readers
wmrt to know Why
reCOVllf'Y cent ... head
Nancy Clark;.t»ove,
and Coundlwoman
Jean Watt. below, are
not on the top 103 list
while Sid Soffer, a fugi-
tive from the law, was
chosen to be No. 1D2.
..
He's very active in his commu-
nity and' I just feel that it's a dis-
appointment that be was not on
the list at all.
MILDA GOODMAN
Pacific Mutual
Newport Beach
I'm surprised you left off our
wonderful cound.lwo\nan Jean
Watt. She does so much for this
city, especially keeping our bay
clean.
MARY BELL
Newport B~ach
I think you've left out Nancy
Clark of the Nancy Clark Recov-
ery Center. This woman is awe-
some. ·
Her place is called H alterna-
tives to sentencing." It bas
helped more people get back .
into the mainstream of life in a
genuine and caring way than l
could describe on this tape.
SHIRLEY IRVIN
Costa Mesa
You left somebody out and I
question why you put Sid Soffer
in there and a dog. I fct.il to find
the humor in that when you
leave out people like Nancy
Clark in particular. That's my
particular complaint if you will.
t>~MURPHY
Corona del Mar
_ As always I enjoy yom list of
103, I think it's brilliant.
You inight include on ohe of
them, Zee.Allred, president of
Pool Water Pr~ucts, who's prob-
ably the No. 1 woman CEO in
the county and probably the ·
most generous donator to chari-
ties and on the boards of the Per-
forming Arts Center, the medical
center over in Santa Ana, and
Center Club· and many, many
others.
She's a wonderful w oman and
you rmght just consider her.
JERREL RICHARDS
Newport Beach
I can't believe you clidn't put
Art GroTtSky on there.
Bill AND BOBBIE VON ESCH
Newport. Beach
I just thought if you had that
fugitive Std Soffer, I believe his
name is at 102, then I think that
TV cult hero on Continental
Cable in Costa Mesa, The Wiz-·
atd pf Qdds sh ould be 103.
t. JAMES LAMPERT
Costa Mesa
In your Pilot today, you bad
the 103 lllOSt influential people in
the area and you forgot the Rev-
erend Monsignor Wllliam
McLoughlin at Our Lady Queen
of Angels ..
You ha·ve all the olher church-
es represented, and·t think it's.in
very poor taste.
BARBARA GOOD
· Newport Beach
I enjoyed the article tOday on
the 103 most influential people,
but you know what I noticeCi was
there were no' doctors from
Hoag. •
I would ~agine there's some
wonderful people at the hospital,
the hospital being the biggest
employer in Newport.
There was no mention of any
of the people·doing &om~ won-
'derful work in the cancer center,
etc. so perhaps some mention of
their dedication and influence on
the com.mUI)ity probably sh ould
be mentioned.
RICHARD MUN~O
Newport Beach
I was sorry not lo see Barbara
Glabman's name on your list of
103. Barbara has been instru-
mental in many, many groups in
Orange County, particularly the
Newport Beach Public Library
recently.
She's on the board of South
Coast Rep and on the b9ard of
the Performing Arts Center. She's
an outstanding person, has done
a tremendous job whenever she's
asked to, and a lot of us felt she
should have been on last yeat.
She ran the opening of the
library and she's always willing
to do wh.atever ske can to help ,
the community. I thought the list
was interestin~ but I thought
Barbara Glabman should have
been on it.
PATNEISSER
Newport Beach
As a high school student ahd a
younger member Qf the commu-
nity I was surprised to see that.-
current teachers in the school
district we re completely omitted
from your lnhuential list.
Although.the citizens you
selected wer.e indeed deserving
of recognition. I feel that you
n~lected the impact on the
younger citizens .of Costa Mesa
and Newport B~ach.
My drama teacher, Barbara
Van Holt has been an English
teacher and drama cc;>a.ch at
Estancia High ~C'hool for more
. . .
than 25 years.
She's influenced the lives of
countless students for many
year~_._ and has receiv,ed numer-
ous prestigiOt.lS awards for her
direction and he r commitment to
students.
I feel it would have been an
honor to mention he r and her
influence on the segment of ~
community.
BE'IHPERRYMAN
Costa Mesa
• EDrTOlt'S NOTE! we did include
·Corona del Mar Hlg School teacher
Unda M~..__-r
Just reading your lop 103
people. You fQrgot retired judge
Bob Gardner. I think he writes
for you guys once in awhile.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I
didn't see him in there.
DENNIS CONWAY
Costa Mesa
J think in your top 103 people
you've left out a most notable
person who was on the list last
year, the retiring president of
Orange Coast Colleg e, David
Allen Grant, who's been at the ,
college since 1962 through 1995
as the d~an of students, college
president. history professor and
of course rowing coach. ·
He's had a great effect on the
community, very positive, he's
affected many young men's lives,
including mine. So, he needs to
be included.
I JIM JORGENSEN
Newport Beach
People 1 would add to that list
are loca! activist Mary Pule, who
)las really spearheaded t.he revi-
talization of the West Side of
Costa Mesa as well as Planning
Comm'issioner Libby Cowan,
who has really been a directive
. .
force for the dty of Costa Me8a
and I would ~to see her
face on this list in the future.
She has some political aspira-
tions.
Also, I noticed that there was-
n(t a whole lot of food-related
in"llividuals and I would say there
basn 't been a whole lot of good
or new innovative chefs but I tell
you who should b& recognized ts
John Crist who has been intro-
ducing readers and residents'Jn
this area to wonderful restaurants
in the Orange County area.
John Crist writes a column for
the L.A. Times, I believe.
That's the names of the people
I have to add to that list.
DAVE ANDERSON
Costa Mesa
Regarding your 103 picks. I
think you overlooked a city coun-
cil woman who should be well
ahead of anybody that-you have
on the City Council. I see JQhn
Hedges is No. 40 and I think Jan
Debay is in there and Phil San-
sone.
But Jean Watt has done more
for the city of Newport Beach
than most of these people listed.
In terms of initiatives, she was
one of probably six people in the
city that were instrumental in
getting Chris Cox elected, and I
was involved in that and I know
the hard work that she bas done.
I would rate her very high and
I'm sure you've probably heard
this from other people. But Jean
Watt, city councilwoman, would
be one I think you people have
definitely overlooked.
WALLY ZIGLAR
Newport Be_ach
I've been going1through this
list of 103 and I'm trying to find
any mention of all of these out-
standing people here that have
done so much for their communi-
ty and their country and I don't
see not one mention of a veteran
from World War II, or Korea or
you name it, Vietnam. Not even
anything about somebody's 1
grandfather shooting Custer.
Amazing. Simply Amazing. .
·ROBE.RTL SNEVA
Costa Mesa
It always baffles us that three
of the most influential people in
our lives are not included in the
top 103.
All three are journalists. .
We suggest Fred Martin, who
always says what we're thinking.
Next would be Marla Bird, who
influences where we eat and if
we will enjoy it, and last, but not
least, Jim Wood, who in a few
short years bas turned a dream of
publishing his own newspaper
into a beautiful coffee table mag-
azine that influences what we do
here on the Gold Coast.
BEVERLY WHITE
Corona del Mar
I think Nancy Bruland, the
park ranger at Upper Newport
Bay Regional Park, should be on
the list She has been instrumen-
tal in making sure the interpre-
tive center stayed on track dur-
ing the bankruptcy.
AMYUTTON
Costa Mesa
Oops, you forgot Jean Watt ,,
and Jim Wood.
MARIANNE TOWEllSEY
Newport Beach
wendy te~.C~. iS a needeQ voice on. School boitrd of trustees ·
~
T hree articles agalpst .
Wendy Leece hardly
reflect community ottitudes
toward Planned ~nthood. Her
church in this part of Southern
California numbers in the thou-
sands and thousands.
• When you throw in a few of
the olher"Congregatlons of Chris-
tians and Jewnmd Mosl~ and
the multitudes who honor· God
outside of orgaruzed religion
iight here within the reaches of
tho Pilot readership, I'd say •
Wendy has a majority on her
mde. ~
It you must peg me, peg me as
a gen.erow-to·the·core liberal
and I don't I t my nght wtng ·
know what my left one' doIDg,
but WMdy Leece is a genuine~
hero In a time when I don't find
many. TM.nk. You Wendy I·
ThG United Way docs m4DY
not.able gOOd d~. whirh ...
in<:Jude suppqrting a~enc that
~for the mre of womP.n
unable to support themselv
..
I
•
·throughout their pregnancy and
adoption agencies, and for th.is, r
~rsonally commena them. .
Beyoq,d tbat. they support ·
agencies thatbelp shelteJ the
homeless, batt~ women.and
provide a ·host of very iniportan1
services to our community ... but
for Wendy Leece notlo qUestion
where the money goe and not
protest its support of an agency ·•
that has not only refucied to make
abortion •rare" but helped legal· "
ize inf antictde, would have been
criminal.
lt is illegal not to rep6rt child
obuse. Aboruon is the ultimat ·
chlld abuse.
"Jt is a ch1Jd, Mt a cho1re" is
far more than.A c:lkhe; it is a c:ry
rom the.heart of th r Creator to
mothers who would kill their own
children that g1v thos sen-
tenced to death their vOico, ii
even for a moment.
• The. one who 1nspuoo the
Holy SCri~ures did not 1gg
we cry out on th 1r beMlf. H
\
~. · ... correspondence.
.it\stnJcted us to do so. I can for·
giv.c a murderer ... but I will nev-
er bt! compelled to support one.
,· There were references to
c)leap hots and distraction from
the CritiCal lSSues in those articles,
but there are no cheaper tiots
than t.hose who would lead ow: ,
y uth: erringly, to believe the
destruction of life c.an possibly
l ~d to a better quality of lite.
And there is no mote critical
issue than society's commitment
to a nurt\i.ring and sate life for
·every chlld, in or out of the
womb.
U any part of my donation "
gods to killing dolphins, I won't
contribute. I want to know.· I don't
want to lc1ll a few dolphins and
ve a f w. 1 want dolphins pro-
tected.
U Wendy Leece wants any t
for babies, she isn't half the
" "
woman I know she is, and I'm
sure than.lcful she is in my com-
munity and on my school board..
DAVID PRA1llE1t
Costa Mesa
We all showd bO gratclul
Wendy Leecc was elected to the
school board because when vot-
ing on an issue sh not only
ax.amines the material glven to
her, but also mvest1gates rurther:
She brings new lnf onnation to
Ule Uiple and has the courage to
vote.her consaence nsteed ~~
Just going along and not making
1.ny waves.
Everyone nught not ttlways
agree With her vote or opinion,
but think of it this wny, af he had
been on our IK'hool bollrd eftrlier,
we might not have mad th .
rMJOI' mbtU.el that have amlt'd
our dilldren to l\.lffer financially.
. ...
Wendy Leece brings a' differ-
ent viewpoint to a board that
rarely differs in opinions or back-
grounds. Her input must stimu-
late conversation and thinking
that produce a more Wonned
decision by everyone.
JEAN OLSON
\ Costa Mesa
. Student thanks
Es~cia community
· I would just like to say thanks!
I can't believ Ill the itUff I MM
from (counselor) Mila (Carolyn)
Crockett about what you've been
doing for me. I've told tome Of
the people aboUt all the glorbd
'
things you have all done for me
and none of them believe it.
• Of comse I can't blame them.
it's so Wlbelievable that anyone
would do what all of you have
done for me. in fact, I even think
about that six or seven times a
d4y, a:nd the o'nly sensible reason I •
can think of is that it's got to be:
there are no better people than
the people at Estancia. In the pa.st
when nothing was going n?ht
and I Just thought why not Just
nm or even kill myself 'cause it
looked like it was never going to
get better or going to end; I would
say no! It's going to get better!
What made me believe that
WM all Of fO'l• So tynkf : .._.!
Utt wasn't for you l know I ..
wouldn't have a future. I wo\lld
have probably made that wrong
Choke and Would never have
reUriited With my nJ8I dad.
So I 9'Y t.hanb once more to
the ESTANCIA 1tud111 .. ; the tru-b' gtMt among tbe greet.
Olllll IL UNDIN
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ChriLlJved with his mother •
, tn Independence, a tiny blur of
a place along the flanks of the
majestic Saerras. They tilayed
there for a xear and half, the
longest Chris had lived in one
plae& since his parents split up.
But one day his mother
decided it was time to leave, ·
• and they drUted south to Costa
M~sa.
Life was hard for the two of
them. They lived at a motel for
a while, then a shelter and
finally in a car.
You'd understand how a kid
could tumble out of the system
er such conditions. If you
we living in a shelter or a
car, ou'd know it could be
toug at times to see the value
of dra gmg yourself off to
school Or even to have
dr and aspirations
ChriS ent to sdlool,
though. He took college prep
classes. And he pulled down
~s and B,. sometimes studying
under the dull glare of a dome
light in the car he shared with
his mom.
He ~a'd plans, too. He envi-
sioned ,going to UCLA and
ecµning an a~~anced. degree in
~ter tedmo&ogy or, per·
haps, engineering ...
But one day Chdl' mom Wt.
The details aren't clear OD Ry
she left or where lbe well.
Officials say Chrll W U aban•
doned, though l don't khow
that he looks at it that -#lay. She
Just left. An<l.she bad left
before.
At any rate , he wu atone.
His fate -bi.I reward, if you
will, for triumphing over adver-
sity -. was to be shipped off to
Orangewood, a county home
for abused and neglected chil·
dren. While Orangewood is an
important and vital fadllty that
performs heroics on a daily
basis, it's a lot like going off to
jail to a 1'-year-old.
Ordinarily, that would be
the e nd of .the story. But that
wasn't the case lb.is time.
Someth,ing wondeitul hap-
pened . Chris' new friends at
Estancia decided to see il they
could buck the huge,
labyrinthian system that seem-
ingly had swallowed up their
friend.
Llttle by little, their crusade
rippled across the campus. A
school counselor who bad tak-
en Chris in at one point when
his mother vanished stepped
forward on Chris' behalf. A
news account of Chris' story in
the Daily Pilot brought forw~rd
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who'd never met Chris. It even
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er andis on a fixed tncom
Shortly before the Sept. 10
incident, Melnschem had with·
drawn his money from the bank
to take care of his funeral
da Dossey sAld.
At the Birdman'1 requett.
='!'~:~. agre d to t~ke
It worked. On Thursday,
early in the morning, Chns
returned to Estanc1a. And wait-
ing fQr him was -not just" a
frien<1 or two -but a large
chunk o1 the high school's stu-
dent body. The marching band,
the pride of th~ Eagles, was
there. So were the cheerlead-
ers.
•The Gold n Orange,• arrangemenu.
Joseph Wa.mbaugh' cnme novel ·1\t.ro days later, they hut me
Dos y is working out Uie detaDt
of Skl'• permit with lhe various
city department.I. The prooesa
h been a .sunple one to woi:•
through, said Dossey. :who insiit·
cd there was never any doubt
Ski wo)..l)d retum.
set m Newport Beach. off,• he said. ~ ·
Local fame notwithstanding, City off1o als say the situation
Chris, his long hair cascad-
ing over his shoulders, fought
back the tears.
"ll it wasn't for yo~ guys, I
would have given up a long
time ago," he said. ·1rs good
to be back.
Mem. chC>m came under scrutiny can be resolved easily Depend-
trom the c1ty•s police and rev-ing upon his classificabon, Mem-
enue departments. At issue wa$ schein can obtain a penrut for
the voluntary donations Ski being a commercial or non-com-
accepb from visitors• and which mercial ven,dor. 011ce he gets the
he uses for the buds' upkeep. . pe rmit, Meinschein and his
•we do not solicit," Mein~ feathered friends can return to the ocean front. scbein Sdtd "People will give us When be does return, it will
a dollar or two. It only takes probably be with nof!·pr~fit sta-
between $70 and $100 a month tus. The Newport Pier Associa-
to reed the birds, but we can't do tion is working to bring Mem-this tor frcP. •
"He's like The Greeter in
Laguna Beach. People corne
from miles to see h i..Ql, • said
Do sey, who is also trying to
arrange f.or Ski to perform. at
business openings and charity
fund-raisers. "Children need to
see that there are still people
here who do things out of the
goodness of their hearts."
The word from Dossey has "
been encouraging, said Mein·
schein, who hopes to be back Mahers cdme to a head Sept. hein under its auspices.
And then he went off to
computer cla~s.
In a world where we nearly
set oui clock by O.J. tidbits
and international upheaval and
find our senses slowly gnawed
away by the const~t drone of
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"Ohce l get the approvals; Ml
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And if we're looking for
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tot performance-enhancing sub-
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middle school. which cunerrtly
houses 1,012 students.
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port Harbor ......... --pcll)U· lated ot ... ldlool dlllltd'I .four
ZQ1'81,
But tome lldaool wtmtnllaaton
say~·t..narepr....-...
1be architectural ,.., ·Doqgber.
ty & Dougherty. bam't fOIDPleted
its Study. and both ctittrid Supmtl)r,
tendent Mac Bernd and Ensign
Prindpal Scott Paulsen tald they
don't know 1f the architects will find
the projec1 poaib&e -eltber con-
structively or finandally. The dis-
trict Js paying only $1 !or the firm's
services. ·
The feasibility study will be pre-
sented at a school board meeting
Nov. 14.
' TRAFFIC
CON11NUED FROM A1
bMticJ dablWt. city trllfftc engt-
neen attempted to reusure rail·
~ta.lit-~ Wip CoattOl tile
speed iuld ... " tr.me alOng
South Cout Drive.
:That ajgna! will actually help
them." ~ Peter Negbavi, Cost.a
Mesa's dll'eC'lor ot trattic. •Jt will
help control the speed of the cars
going through there, and when it
· and the other signals. along that
stretch tum red, it will provide a
gap for them to get across.•
•The signal will be 280 feet from
Greenbrook, • Neghavi said.
"That's enough for at lea!l 12 cars.
Na=,..••••c-.._.1Wr...,
• ~ Mid dty trdk: -al· .... wm lpiad tbrM •n at the
lite monitoring er.me peu.ns
Tben tbey'll in.et with the group
agein al 1p.m.1bunday .. City
H8ll '°diam their ftndinp.
Meanwhile. • Oliver said she
plans to attend Monday's City
Council~. in hopes the may-
or and other coundl members will
sympathize with \he residents' con-
cerns and come to their aid.
PROWLE~
CONTINUED FROM A 1
More than 510 fifth-grade stu·
dents a.re enrolled in classes at
Mariners, Newport Heights, Wbitti·
er, ,Newpon and Kaiser elementary
schools. Adding those students to
Ensign for the 1996-97 school year,
as initially proposed, would bring
the total number of middle school
students to about 1,525.
Enrollment can only go up in the
future since )ower grade levels in
the zone have even more children.
The zone boasts 535 fourth-.graders,
551 third-graders, 585 second-
grade·rs, 538 first-graders and 586
kindergartners.
Paulsen said he's heard that
some parents are talking about the
plan, but their reactions may be
hasty.
•These people are becoming so
concerned, but there's nothing yet
to react to,· he said. •When it
comes time to talk about it after the
feasibility plan com~ in, then we'll
talk about it. Until then, it's just
hoo-ha.·
•And South Coast DriV.e doesn't
create enough traffic to form. a 12·
car queue. But, if it dbeS, we can
always put-a sign up that says, 'Do
not block intersection.' It bas
worked in other areas of the city.•
and safe here that they don't loclt
their doors and windows,• City
Manager .Kevin Murphy said in
response to the prowlings and
recent fondling incidents.
"It's a goal next year to have a
more active aime-prevention pro-
gram. The police are good, but we
need help to make sure we don't •
have these types of ~oblems. •
Somers has planne! a Nov. 16
meeting -from 7 to 9 p.m. in the
Kaiser Elementary multipurpose
room -for Eastside pA.tenfs to dis·
cuss the issue.
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-mM COACH DKXFREDIM'
Sailors pUnish Woodbridge, 45-14
in its 10th season. W~bridge coughs it
up eight times; Newport
talces advantage big time.
By Barry Faulkner, Dally Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Woodbridge High offense intend-
ed to pick on Newport Harbor
High senior comerback Josh
Amezola Friday night.
"I don't think we've ever had
three defensive touchdowns,•
said Brinkley, who admitted he
would have liked to have saved
some points for Friday's regular-
season finale against host Santa
Margarita.
over in the third quarter.
~ter tackle Marco Munoz
re~ered a Wa,nior fumble at the
Newport 38, Josiat) Predrilaen,
who threw for 52 yards on a 10-
play, 62-yard drive, hit tight end
Greg Wertman on a play-action
pass for a 15-yard touchdown
with 3:39 left in the third period.
ing the HeL both teams added
touchdowns in e final period.
"It didn't out too well,•
Brinkley said of th Warriors' sev-
en-play, 80-yatd e with the
ensuing kickoff, mar · only the
fourth touchdown of
for the visitors. I •
Bad idea.
In fact, picking on ·any Harbor
defender didn't prove to be too
smart. as the· host Sailors cashed
in eight turnovers -three of
which they delivered to the end
zone themselves -for a 45-14
Sea· View League homecoming
football victory.
With Newport (4-5, 2-2 in
league), Corona del Mar and San-
ta Margarita all sitting in a third-
place tie, pending t<lnight's El
Toro-Irvine clash, a win next
week could propel the Sailors to
their seventh straight postseason
berth. .
Three plays later, Wertman
again was on the receiving end,.
this time of a Woodbridge pass,
and . returned it 39 yards
untouched for a touchdown.
After Kerr booted the fifth of
his suc conversion kicks to make it
31-7, his ensuing kickoff was bob-
bled by a Woodbridge return
man, who was tackled at liis own -s.
"They came out and unched
us in the mouth, and I · k it
woke us up," Brinkley ad ed. •1n
this league, you can't sit back and
be fiat-footed. Woodbridge (0-8-1,
0-4) showed a lot by battling from
the start. They played hard the
whole game."
The win maintained the
defending CIF Southern Section
Division V champion's playoff
hopes artd also established a new
single-game scoring high during
Coach Jeff Brinkley's t~nure, now
"I just found out (afte'r the
game) that they planned to pick
on me tonight," said Amezolq,
who returned the first of six Sailor
interceptions 34 yards to erase the
Waniors .. only lead with 2:27 left
in the first period.
After a Chris Morrell 1-yard
to\,\chdown run and a 37-yard
Justin Kerr field goal created a 17 -
7 halftime lead, the defense took
1 On the next snap, a Warrior
ball carrier coughed the ball up, it
rolled backward into the end
zone, and Cory Glass scooped it
up to cap a, 21-point burst m just
114 seconds.
In addition to Amezola, JWliOr
middle linebacker Joe Urban had
a pair of interceptions, the second
of which set up a 34-yard scoring
march capped by Morrell.
Joining the pick party was
sophomore reserve Brett Baker,
who notched two interceptions m
the final period, and also added
the final touchdown on a power-
ful 10-yard run.
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CdM boys tune up
for their nm at State
with second ·place -at
the Sea View ·finals
• CdM, Newport boys and girls tum in
standout efforts at their league finals .
By Richard Dunn, Datly Pr/ot
ORANGE PARK ACRES -Beginning next week
in the ClF Southern Section Division ill-AA prelimi-
naries, Corona del Mar High's boys cross country
team will finally run its due course. -
After a second-place finish behind Santa Mar-
garilc'4 in the Sea View League finals on Friday at
Irvine Regional Park, Coach Bill Sumner's ~ea
Kings, whose only league setback this year was
against the Eagles, are already planning their trip to
Fresno for the CIF State Championships Nov. 25.
•Tue CIF prelims (Nov. 1 t at Mt. San Antonio
College) are going to be much easier than today,•
said Sumner,
wb~teamwas
led by Andrew
Gwin, a fourth-
place finisher
with a personal-
best 15:18.
"Our whole
goal is to get to
the state meet.
The enrollment
factor obviouslf
works against us
in league, but
starting next
time, we get to
play with kids
our own size.
Pound for
pound, we're
very tough."
Gwin picked
up for Tyler
Beard s lee
(15:59), CdM's
KATSUYA RAINONE I OAl.Y Pit.OT best runner who
Corona del Mar's Ancbew Gwin
(left) was fourth at the Sea Vlew
Unals 1n 15:18; Newport's Dan
Overton ttn1shed 14th ln 15:49.
is still recovep.ng
f~ an illness.
"Gwin ran the
race of his life,•
Sumner said.
•Tyler faded
more than I expected, but he was lucky to even fin.
ish. • :
Se."\ta Margarita (5-0 in dual meets), the only Sea
View team ranked in the OrilJlge County Top-10
poll, had 54 points to win, led by individual champi-
on Michael Murray (15:01). Cd.M (68 points) anti El
Toro (76) followed the Eagles, who also got a thii'd.,
place finish from Dan Whittington (15:13).
"They have that one-two punch, which is real
strong/' Sumner said of Murray and Whittington.
•(The Eagles) were the favorites, and they've been
the favontes all year. But I was hoping we could beat
Santa Margarita. We wanted seven in the top 20; we
got seven ln the top 22. •
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With Newport reserves flood-
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Cotona del Mar Higb's Sky Conway (44) shuts down a run by Santa Margarita running back Billy Newman.
·In the ·hunt, 18-17!
•Sea Kings hold o~ •
Margarita's last-ditch field
goal attempt from 26 yards
out misfires with no time left.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Wide right.
Shanked from 26 yards out with no
time left. There was as much emotion-
al relief as there was celebratory
chaos for Corona del Mar High's Sea
Kings.
•1t was a clean kick: he just didn't
get much of il, • CdM defensive line-
man Nema Namdar Sdid.
Most of Corona del Mar's tans had
already bit off most of their fingernails
by the time Santa Margarita kicker
Jeff Zaist stepped up to the plate with
· this pulsating Sea View League foot-
ball game on the line Friday night.
· Zaist had easlly nailed a 3.7 -yard
field goal ln the third quarter, as well
a two PAT kicks for the Eagles. But
his 26-yard attempt was off to the
right as CdM held on with a gift from
heaven, 18-1~ to keep its CJF South-
ern Section Division V1 playoff hopes
alive.
Tho Sea King (6-3, 2-2 in league)
had dodged bullets throughout.
Zaist's field-goal attempt left 'the
Eagles (6-3, 2-2) out _of ammunition.
His kick wasn't dose.
•1 just turned ~ound and looked
up at it. and I knew tt wasn't oin to
go , w said Cdtv! quarter04cx oih-
Walz, who virtually ra,nied the Sea
King on his back during CdM's
game-winnmg drive tf\at wu
c:towned by junJor tailback Tom
O'Mee.ra's 2·ya.rd touchdown run with
1:28 Wt 1n the game. ..
•'l'b9e was a ldt M relief,• CdM
outlkle linebaCker Rk:by Nidaols said.
•we Weff! kind ol due to get one of
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those,· CdM Coach
Dick Freeman said.
MWe've been on the
other end all year
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garita's David Muno1.
and a pivotal 15-yard
personal foul on the Sea
Kings put the Eagles at
the CdM 22. long."
The Sea Kings' final
drive lasted 1:31, a
series that started on
their own 32 with 2:59
left in the third quarter.
Early in the drive on
a third-and-six play,
Walz avoided a Santa
Margarita blitz and
managed to complete
an 11-yard pass to Ryan
Cooper, putting Cd.M at
th~ Eagle 39.
Collins completed a
pass to tight end Enc
Brown on the next play,
and he fumbled, but
Santa Marganta's John
Minardi recovered tot
the Eagles at the CdM
11with1 :12 remaining.
CdM's Nichols
Penalties, though,
killed the Sea Kings.
They bad nine for 90
yards, including a cru------------'
stop~ Collins f6r a 4·
yard loss, then two run-
ning plays brought the
Eagles to the CdM 9-
yard hr}e with 0:32 left.
They lel the clock run,
then called timeout willl
0:06 remaining. cial delay-of-game flag on fourth
down that pushed them back to the
Eagle 38, creating a fourth-and-10 it-
uation early ln the fourth quarter.
From _the shotgun, though, Wal%
carried for 14 yards on-a quarterback
draw, giving CdM new life. With the
Sea Kings down, 17-12, a Held goaI by
Jun Keane wouldn't do them an~
good.
Walz rushed for 11 more yards on a
third-down sneak to the Eagle 7, tftlm
two plays later O'Meara scored on a
2-yard jaunt.
But Santa Margarita had plenty of
time. Its ball-control offensJve had
been moving successfully again t
vt>end-b\lt-don't-break deft!nR.
Eagle quarterbotk. Chris CoWns
completed a ltey third~ paa for
12 yards and fourth~ pus for nine
to keep his team's dr\ve breaUlli\g.
After CdM fTee sat~ Oa.m!n tvtac..
Donald broke up a .,._, Santa Mar·
ga1* wu Staring et second doWn
fTOiD the c~ •a With only 2.1ollft.
But an 1 t -yard run by Santa Mar·
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Za.ist prepared for his potential
game-winning fteld goal whe~ 0:02
was on the clock. The snap was good,
the hold was better. His kick nev r
made it.
CdM got its first break early, when
Santa Margarita fumbl d on the
game's first play from scrim.mag .
Ryan Nelson recovered at the Eagl
31, but the Sea Kings failed to conv rt,
mis.c;ing a field goal from 43 yard .
On their next drive, however, Wal7.
completed a .f4-yard pass to. Georg
Sumner on a flea-flicker from
O'Meara, putting CdM at the Eagle 3-
yard Urie. O'Meara punched it in from
y OU OiieJ ~. ,JM&••...i
Cd.M a 6-0 lead.
On Santa Margarita's em~
aeries, the Eagles ICOfed on• 31·;1anl
pus from Collins to Matt Nkk 11 wldl
3:10 klft ln the first quarter, OM play
after CdM~ Sky Coaway Ncbil
Oollin9 for • ildmll~ JMll. Zldlt
lldded the PAT..-. ....i-. , ...... *'· 7-6.
Eagles lose
wild 55-32' .
~-burner
• Feqx scores four TDs in
a game which had no
d efense, just offens~
By Mike Sciacca, Daily Piiot
ALISO VIEJO It resembled
more of a track meet. but Ahso
Niguel Hlgh's 55-32 victory over
Estancid Fnday ott1 c1d.lly will go
down in the Paafic Coast League
record books as a football gclme
Consider the number~. The
two teams combined for 822 total
yards of offense. 34 first downs,
1u.c;t three punts, 13 touchdowns
anq 87 po\f\ts. With seven of those
scores c~ertng 25 ycUds or more,
and three rushers topped the 100·
yard mark.
MBoth sides certainly. ht up the
scoreboard." Estancia Coach
John Llebengooq said. ·we JU5l
couldn't stop Aliso~ ll~ that sun-
ple They JUSt blew us off the • ball... . -
Ahso Niguel mo,•ed the·balJ at
will all rught. sconng on its first
seven possessions as it rmproved
to 7-2 overall and 3-1 in league.
The vtctory assured the school its
first-ever CIF playoff berth
T h e Jl '·1
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·dropped
Esta ncia
to 5-4
overall,
1-3 in
league,
and all
but left
t h e
Eagles
on the
fnnge of
the play-
off pic-
ture. ·we
w e r e
hop ing
to get
b a c: k
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lDlO the playoff hu11t with a wm
here, but now all we can hope for
is a wm next week, which would
make us 6-4 overall and put us in
a pos1bon for a possible at-large
berth,· Llebengood sdld. MOnt?
positive thing about torughl was
the fact that the Irids never ~a\ e
up. They got down early, bad a
bad third quarter, but came back
and ored a lot of pomtc; to ht.
I'm very pl ~ ed with that •
Ah! o Niguel couldn't stop
Estanaa, either
Juruor .runmng b ck Chn-.
Felix had a sensational night,
rushing for 112 yards and thJ
touchdown on 13 cames Hi m
runs cove.red Z1, 23 and three
yard . ln add1 on, he ccsught a 28·
yud touchdown pG from quar-
t rback Jef( P rry n the closmg
mom nts of the ballgame.
. Perry, m anwhilci, was 1ust 3·
ol·1. but his rompJ lions covered
28. 39 and 67 yard , the llltte.r a
third-quart r touChdown pa s to
Tale.nJ l'ahlel.~u...:whi~·~m~~6.-.....MU---::O
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Sailor girls cruise to Santa arbara vo eybiUI title
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• Bljdle earns MVP
honors as Newport
Harbor tops 25~team field
• N uwport Harbor JV Coach
Prentice P rldns said she
&tarted having a feeling
·early m the first d y of the Santa
Barbara Volleyb411
Championships utat her team
might be poised for greatness.
"We were working fairly hard
as a team rtght from the fifiit
game at about 8 or 9 in the
morning,• Perkins said . ~And it
jUst kept getting better and
better and better. We didn't lose
a single game in pool play and I
thought if we kept mentally set
we could win " '
The Sailors did. walking away
with the top spot m the 25-team ,
held.
Entering the champaoru hip
round as the No. 1 team after
pQo1 M· Newport hammered
Buena in the quarterfinals, lS-.4,
Flintridge in the semis, 15·8, and
Torrey Pines, in the
championihip game, 15-7. ..
The final scores look more
than convincing. but the game
with Buena could have been a
disaster for Newport;
"Buena went ahead 4-0 (early ·
in th~ first quarter) and 1 called .
timeout because I could see the
girls were nervous," Perkins said.
•I just told them to relax and get
back in there and play. They
played great."
Great might even be an
understatement, as the Sd.ilors
responded after the timeout with
15 llllanswered goals to clinch
the championship.
Monica Bridle was named
tournament MVP and she and
M.E. Clayton were named to the
All-Tournament team.
•Easily three other gt.tis could
have been named to the team,
too," Perk.ins said. •Beth
Waterman, setter Marissa
Cothran and Breanna Badorek
were exception&.•
Before you start thinking this
hyperbole is Just some more
typical hype of a first-year coach,
it might help to know that the
23-year-old Perk.ins has quite a
volleyball pedigree.
The 5-foot-3 dynamo was a
setter at Newport Harbor High,
earning All-CIF honors and
winning a state championship
her senior year. To give you a.n
idea how well she knows the
game, she was coaching at the
Balboa Bay Club as a high school
jitmior. ·
Perkins was a standout in •
college, too, with the Long Beach
State 49ers. · ·
. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Josh Walz eludes the rush of Santa Margarita linebacker Jeff Zalst, but 2-polnt pass failed.
CdM 18, Santa Margarlta 17
Score by Quart•rs
5anta Margarita 7 7 3 0 • 17
Corona del Mar 6 6 0 6 · 18
First Quarter
SM Nllkels 31 P•M from Collins (Za1st
kick), 3 10
Second Quarter
SM • Newman 27 run (Zatst ktCk), ,.59
CdM ·Wills 7 pass from Walz (pass
failed). 4 33
Third ()uart9I'
SM Za1st n FG. 2 59
Fourth Quarter
CdM O'Meara 2 run (run failed) 7 2S
Attendance 2 000 (estimated)
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
SM Newman. 18 90. Munoz. 3 19,
Collins 10 14
CdM Walz. 10 73 0 ~., •. 1769.
Stumer, 2 17 Crogan. 'l for m1nus-l'J
INDIVlDUAl PASSING
SM C llins. 13 19-0. 155
CdM Walz 1 1J 0, 103
INOIVIDUA.l ltECEIVING
SM Brown. 5 SS. Nickels. 4 60, New
man. 7 12. O'Connor. 1 15, Munoz. 1 13
CdM M1<0onald. 2 ll, Sumner, 1-44;
Cooper, '1 11, Burns. 1 S. Wills, 1 7,
Shimer. 1 0
GAME STATISTICS
SM CdM
First downs 13 12
Rushes-yardage 2S·l40 30 139
Pa~ing yardage 155 103
Passing 13 19 0 7 13 O
Net return yardage• O 13
S.c.k.J..yardage 3 min 1 7 1 min 3
Net yardage • ns 252
Punts 1 29 2-44
Fumbles.fumbles lost Z 1 G-0
Fl~t yardage S 65 9-90
Tlme of pc>HeSslon n 04 20.56
•Punt rflurns, interceptions, fumble
returns '
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Newport 45, Woodbridge 14
5CON by Q\MlrterS
Woodbridge 7 O O 7 • 14
Newport Harbor 7 10 21 7 · 45
First Qu#t« ·
Wood ·Jenkins 6 run (Kerns kkk), 9:44
NH • Amezola 34 interception return
(Kerr kick). 2:27.
Second Quwtet-
NH · Morrell J run (Kerr kick), 10·49.
NH Kerr 37 FG, 4:03.
Third Quart..-
NH· Wertman 15 pass from Fredrlksen
(Kerr k1Ck), 3;39
NH ·Wertman 39 interception return
(Kerr kick). 2: 17
NH · Glass fumble recr:Nery 1n end zone
(Kerr kick). 1 ·44
Fourth quarter
Wood. Battle 19 run (Kerns kick), 6 11
NH · 8re. Baker 10 run (Kerr kldc), 0·47
Attendance 3,200 (estimated)
INDIVtDUA.L. RUSHING
Wood · Serna!, 12-48; Sattle, 6-45, Jenk· ins. 8{25; Millatt. ~.Lawyer, 2·minus-15.
NH · Masoo, 16-68, Morrell, 8-55, Bre,
Saker, 3-16; lee, 3-fi, Frednlcsen. 1· 1.
INDfVIDUA.L. PASSING
Wood -Lawyner. 5-10-3, SO. Millatt. 6-
12-3, 36 NH · Fredriksen, 5-7-0, 57; Gior
dani, 1-1-0, 19.
INDIVIDUAL ftECEVING
Wood---1enkins, 5-27; Millatt. 1 36;
Serl'\11. 3-?; Rommelfanger, 2 10
NH • Wertman. 2·27; Pulido, 2-23; La
Bass. 2·16.
~STATISTICS
First downs
Rushes-yardage
Passing yardage
Passing
Net return yardage•
s.cks•yardage
Net yardage
Punu
Fumbles-fumbles Ion
Flags-net yard194!
Tltne of possesslOn
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Wood NH
13 12
29·119 31 146
'86 76
11 ·22-6 6 8-0
1 108
2 min 14 none
192 330
3-'5.l. 3-43 7
2·2 2-2
3-tl <MS
26:42 21.18
Aliso Niguel 55, Estancia 32
Score by Quart..-s
Estancia 0 12 8 12 · 32
Aliso Niguel 7 20 21 7 -55
Flnt~rt.r
AN Geraslmou 10 run tcampbell kick). IS 05
~Qu#Uf'
AN • Geraslmou 4 run (c:ampbell kidt). 1 f:S6
EST · Felix 27 run .{kidc f.ailed), 9·30
AN · Hefty 92 kickoff return (Campbell kick).
9 15.
EST Fehx 23 run (run failed). 5:22
AN . Perley 5 """ (luck failed). 3 02.
Third Qu.wtw
AN -Perley 35 run (campbell kla), 10:58
AN • Hefty 33 pass from Nemeth (Waltrman
kidl). 9 20
EST Tamelu 57 pan from Perry (Gonzalez run), 6·37
AN Nemeth 1 run (W•ltzman kidt). 1.59
'-'t!QuwW ~ST · ~1• l run (run failed), 11.25
AN -Gouett 34 run (Waltzman kick) 2:36 EST · Felix 28 pass from Perry (pasi faoled).
0:06.
Attendance; 2. 700 (ert1mated)
INOMOUAL IWSHtNG
EST • Gonzalez. 27-180; ~fix. 13-112.
Tenlelu, 2-25; Perry. 4'minus-26
AN • Perley. 18-13~ Gerasimou 11-63;
Gouett. 7 63; Nemeth, ~.
INOfVIOUAL MSSING
EST Perry. 3 7-2. 124.
AN Nemeth. 5 10-1, 97.
INDIVIDUAL ftECEMNG
EST • Tenlelu, 2·96; Felix. 1-2S.
AN · Mashburn, 3-45; Hefty, 1-33,
Chandler, 1 19.
GAME STATISTICS
First dowm
Rushes-yardage Pmi~ yardage
Passillg
Net return yardage• Sacks-yardage
Net yardage
Punts · Fumbles-fumbles lost
Flags-net yar~
Time of pouesslon
EST
16
46-291
124
3-7 2
0
3-min lS
415
2·32.5
4-2
3-40
19•21S
AN
IS
44-300 .
97
5-10-1
2 none
397
1·38
1-0
2-20
2S:32
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jim
waiters
In four years, her teams
fiJili.hed no worse thdn fifth m
the nation, taking ct-national title
her junior year: The 49ets we re
third her. freshman year and los
to UCLA m championship game
her sophomore go-round.
·The filth-place 6Dilb my
senior year wes ~the moct
disappointing: she said. ·we
came m as the def ending ·
champions. That was the worst
I ever firu.shed. •
• Her brother, ~ason, was a
freshman All-American
volleyball player at Southern Cal
and played in two national
championship games, winning
one titla. •
In her first year as coach, the
Sciilors are 6·3 in Pacific Coast
League play, 10-4 overall, and
with one game to go they have
clinched second place behind
Corona del Mar, which is having
quite a year itself with a 9-0
league mark. .
"I was going for the Corona
del Mar varsity job, but I guess
it's obvious I didn't get it,"
Perkins said. "Dan (Glenn) told
me be wanted me to come here
. ~-co~munity colle~e sports
OCC mert gain Stat~ ,
cross country berth
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
Orange Coast College's men's
cross country tec1m flm~hed third
behind chdmpion Rdncho Sdntia-
go dnd run11er-up RJVerside Fn-
day at the Ordrtge Empire Con-
ference finals. good for <l berth at
the Stelle Chrlmp11msh1ps
Johann Appc•U led Codst wiU1 I
a 10th pldn' flmhh (21 ·07 I on the
four-milt'> coursP t1l Centrdl Park.
RiverMde's Bctshir I h1s~dm \\dS th
einctividuc1l winner with d time of
19:57.
ThP. Pirritt>'>'womt•n were sixth
behi.,nd rhc1mp10n R1vNs1de.
Men (4 miles)
Team 1 Rancho Santiago, 26, 2 River
side, 46; 3 OCC, 84, 4. Saddlemdc, l ,
5 Fullerton 116 •
Individual· 1' Hussain (RCQ. 19:57; 2.
Rangel (RS), 20 16; 3 Hernandez (l\S),
20:32, OCC: 10 Johann Appell, 21:07;
17. Mike Hancock, 21;49; 18. Rene
Munoz. 21 54, 24 Ollker Vergara. 22:05;
27 Jim Rousseve, 22:19, 32. Jake Swan-
son, 22·28, 3-4. Henry Chian, 22:41, 41
Willie Noonan. 23:56, 42 Romulo Rivera,
23 59; 44. Andres Von Borrtel • .24:23, 57.
Kevin Ellingford, l7;35.
Wom.n (SK)
Team: 1. Riverside, 40; 2 Rancho San~i
ago, 51: 3. Irvine.Valley; 91.
Individual· 1 Mayock (RCQ, 1831; 2.
Esttad~ (RS). 1911, 3 'Br1seno·Sculvca
(RC.0, 20·11, OCC 12 Jenny McCr,1ght,
21 07, 24 Christa Gonzales, 2]:39; 29.
Anel 5anchez, 23 10; 36 Carrie Appell,
23:42; 37 Cecilia Moreno, 24:08; 46.
Esperanza Perez. 27;50; 48 Jo-anne Tran, I
35 19
Pirates sweep Cyp~
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast
College swept three traight, 15-
13, 15-13. 15-12, in a tightly-con-
tested match Friday with
C'ypress.
The victory moved the Pirates
to 6-3 m Orange Empire Confer-
ence, 10-6 overall. Cypress is 1-7
in conference. ·
Heather Daze had 19 kills and
Amber Ambrose added 10 to lead occ. .
The.Pirates trcllled 13-11 m the
first game before scoring the final
for the win. The sec-
ond game was a battle all the
way, but the Pirates found them-
selves down again in game three,
12· ll, ·before duplicating their
efforts of the first game, in scoring
the final four points 10 close out
the matCh .
occ filf:'Il fall; 1-0
COSTA MESA -Israel Cedillo
scored in the first nunute or play
Fnday afternoon and Cypress
College made it stand up for a 1-
0 Orange Fmpire Conference
men's soccer decision
Cypress improves to 4-2-1 in
conference play, 6-6-3 overall •.
while the Pirates fell to 4-2-3 in
conference, 5-6-5 overall
Bill Walker of Coast was credit-
ed with five saves in the net.
PREP W A T E R . P 0 L ·o
Sailors top SM, Oemente, 10-7
MISSION VIEJO Mike Peetz
and Chns R.tchardc,on srnred four
goals apeiC"e Friddy to ledd New-
port Harbor High to a 10-7 non-
league win over San Clemente.
The Sdtlors,-who finished 19-5
overall and second in league at 4-
1. await the start of next week's
CIF Divis1on l playoffs.
With Newport up by one godl
m the third quarter, gOdlie Dan
Harvey mdde two spectacular
saves on four-meter shots -with
his head. The plays spar:ked the
Sailors who pulled away for the
victory. Harvey finished wtth sev-
en saves Chris SPib scored the
other two goals for Newport.
An interesting play oecured
when d San Clemente player WdS
SCH E· DUL E
TODAY ,
FOOTIAU.
Community coHeqe ·Orange Coast at
FulltrtOI\ 7 p m. vou.rvuu
Community college ~n ·Southern
Caltforma Colf~e at Conco , 7:30 p m.
Htgh sc:hool gtrb • Newport H.arbof at
Santa Barbara loum.ament. Cor~ del M•r
-.i Redondo ToumarMnt
OtOSS COUNTRY
Col~ men •nd worMn • Southem
Cahforma Colltg at Golden State Ath~IC
Conftrtl'l(t Ch&fnplonst\1~ al Santa Fe Dam.
AlUY, 9 a m • •
a awarded a four-meter shot and
was ejected from the game at the
same time Another San
Clemente ted.Olmate took the
penalty shot.
A' • In 'l frosh-soph game at San
Clemente, Newport Harbor's Jay
Person scored four goals to pace a
7-6 non1eague win in overtime to
close out the 1995 season with a
15-10 record.
Also scoring for Harbor were
Tom Zavala, Jeff Leeper and
Luke Alvarado. Kevin Becker had
four saves.
Newport 10. San a.m.nte 7
Sc:ont by Quertwl •
Newport Harbor • 1 3 3 3 10·
San Clemente 2 1 2 2 7
Newport scoring • PMtz 4\ l\khardson 4,
Seib 2 Sa~ HaNey 7.
SC SCOl'ing Shaunessy 2. Yielding 2, .
Marley 2, Jewko 1. Save: Powell 9.
DEEP SEA
and) couldn't ask for better.·
The Situation has worked out
well for Perk.ins, who is presently
going to Long Beach State as a
full-time student and is two
classes away from earning her ·
teaching credentials. She hopes
to coach in college one day soon.
Her days are pretty full With
classes, at all hours during the
day or night, to allow her to •
pel'f onn her coaching duties at
Newport. •
"To give you an idea. our
games are Tuesday and
Thursday so I'm getting out of
class at 2:50 in the afternoon.•
slie said. "I'm just getting there
in time to make it to the game.•
It's been a hectic year, but
Perk.ins is obviously enjoying~
herself.
Spe's teaChing the game she
loves and her team is obviously
responding. ~
COSTA 1").reSA -Costa
Mel4 High softball roach
Riek BUooarigo, who led the
Mustangs. to three straight
CIP Southern section play·
off appearances after ~ 15-
)'ear postseason drought,
bat Stepped down to con--
centrate on pursuing a
degree at Southern Calif or-
nia College.
Buonarigo, who coached
the last three Daily Pilot
Newport-Mesa District.
Player.s of the Year and was
.40-28 the last three seasons,
will be replaced by Jim
Weeks, the former Mesa
• softbcill coach 'who hired
Buonarigo as 'JV . coach
before the 1985 campaign.
· ~ uonarigo, who coached
the varsity tor five seasons
after a similar stint on the
Junior varsity, said he-would
like to return .for .the 1996
seoson. He will rem.am as
the school's eq\tipment
manager.
-By Barry Paullcner
VOLLEYBALL
CONTINUED FROM 81
straight to knot both teams at 5-5
m ledgue pla)' and force thf' one#
game playoff.
In Friday's playoff game, the
Vaqueros mdde a subtle adjust·
ment that ended up being the
key to the match Ciampbell still
had 18 lulls on the night, but she
was forced Wide on several occa ·
sions by a taller Vaquero defend-
er, including on the final two
shots of the fourth game that
sealed the wm for lt;vine.
·we had Amanda Anderson
on Campbell Tuesday and she
just couldn't stop her." said Irvin<>
Coach Mark Mednick, in his fifth
year at Irvme, and making his
first playoff apl>earance. •Aman-
da is only 5-foot-7 and CarnpbeU
was }ust going over her all night
"Torught we put Kelly Webb
(a 5-foot-11 Junior) on Campbell
and she was forcing her to make
some shots around her."
Corona stdrted strong, coming
back form a 14-12 deficit in game
one to win 16-14 in a 9ame that
took 44 minutes to play.
"We got off to a good start and
we had our chances to win," said
first-year CdM Coach Brian
Chartier.
"Give them a lot of credit.
They played great in every phase
of the game.
"Every time we started to
make a comeback they just shut
the door on us.
"Now we JUSt have to wait and
see what happens."
I
I
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER•, 1995 IJ
.. ~ . . . -. -""' --~--- -......
: ' . I ' •
jc football players of the week ./ ·-= : .. _ i~~~..b...._-_ ...... __.._ _ _i -·--"""~-. -__ .___,j
.CROSS COUNTRY
CONTINUED FROM 81
Newport Harbor
Coach Blm ... Barry,
meanwhile, was ~tat·
ic over his team'~ finish
of fourth place (92
points). He congratu-
MIKE
FREEMAN
A 6-foot-2,
230-pound
.
MORROW
POTTS
ifh 6-foot;
'280·pound
fr hrnan
defensive tack!
recorded two
tackles.pehihd
the line of
_crunmage. had
two assisted
·Miller surfs to vicrory
at S~t Creek event ·
. lated his runners alter
hearing the result•
The Sailors' future of
sophomore Claudio
Cortes "1Jnth in 15:43)
and freshman Curt
Herberts(10th in 15:44)
shined brightly.
• In the girls Sea
View finals, Newport
Harbor freshman Alicia
McFall put herself
among the league·s
upper echelon with a
fifth-place finish (18;32)
and a personal-best by
38 seconds.
fre hman
fullback and bghtend,he
rushed for 31
yards, caught
one pass and hdd
one of the best
blocking perfor-
mances of year. • tackles and two pass
ru he.ll
DANA POINT -Newport ·
Beach re ident Todd Miller took
home $700 after WJnning the pro
division of the Association Of
Surung AmatE>urs and Profes-
sionals seas!ln-operung event,
contested Saturday and Sunday
;pirates at Fullerton tonight
at Salt Creek. ·
Three other .Newport Beach
residents captured division. titles
in the two-lo three-foot surf,
while two other Newport wave
rider.i finished second and anoth-
er earned a third~place finish'.
•on our (Upper ·
Castaways) course
against Corona del Mar
(Oct. 5), I got my PR
(19:10), and ever .since
then, I've been getting
better,· McFall said.
FULLERTON -As tbE> top
rushing school in · the 14-team
Mission Conference, Orange
Coast College has needed a
wealth of good blocking to pave
the way for William League Chet
Walker. Quincy Wunb1Sh, et al
ference m team rushing, averag-
ing 186 3 yards per contest.
·we knew we had some talent
bdck there fin the backfield), but I
actually thought we would throw
the ball more this year,• Wotk-
man said, referring to his team's
294 rushinq attempts this season,
compared to 154 passes, mostly
by sophomore quarterback Matt
Sauk.
N~wport's David Giddings
was second Jo Miller in the pro
division, ea.rnmg $350, while
Gary Edgar was Uurd to take
home $i50.
"That d ay told me that .
f could do better, and everybody today W<:lS telling me that
this (lrvine Park) course was a PR trdck. H •
Two of OCC's opponenlc; the
past three weeks. however,
haven't exactly nad steel curtcUns.
uwe won't be runrung for 300
or 400 yards against our next
three opponents." sa1d O,CC
OCC gamed 373 rushing yards
against San Otego Mesa (0-7
overdll) on Oct 14, an easy 42-21
wm for the Bucs. Irvine (5-0 in league dual meets) won the team title, as
expected, and was followed by El Toro, Cd.M, Newport
Harbor, Santa Marganta and Woodbridge. •
The Sea Kings were only 2-3 in dual meets, but defeat-
ed Santa MdJ'garita, which was 3-2 Six CdM runners had
personal-best tim'es.
. Coach Bill Work.rhdn, whose
squad faces Fullerton tonight al 7
ID a Mission Conference Central
Division clash at Cal State Fuller-
ton.
"We'vP. had 750 (rushing)
yards agdJJlst two opponents that
skl•w it a little bit. too," Workman
added Newport·~ Donan Smiley won
the men's division, Newport's
Ron Serlgon Doll.u was victonouo;
in the veterans<llvis1on (ages 25-
and-older} and Newport's Ted
Cook lopped the held in the boys
~v1s1on (14-and-under)
Senior Christy Cummins, CdM's top finisher (seventh),
ran an 18:37, while teammate Vanessa Jamieson (18:46)
WdS also a top-10 finisher.
~Today, because of Ch.ru.ty's (left 'knee) mjwy (an old
sQCcer wound). we had to run a whole· chlf erent race,"
Sumner said. "Everybody was supposed to stay with Jen-
KATSUYA RAINONE.J 0Al1Y !'!lOl
Newport Harbor Hlgh's Alicia
McFall was fifth in the girls varsity
race with a time of 18:32.7 at the Sea View League finals at Irvine
Park Friday afternoon.
Orange Coast, 3-4 overall dnd
m the conference, is 2-1 m di\'1-
s1on play, with its hopes of a po:>l·
season bowl-game invitation still
leqitimate It must be&t Fullerton
(2-4-1, 2-1) lo keep those as}'1Icl-
tions ahve
Fu.lh~rton·s Hornets coming off
a.41-37 lo'>'> agdlnst Golden West,
d team the Pirates defeated, 31-
• 2& "hot Utemselves m the fopt last
week and are looking to rebound
Fullerton tdllback l\1ike Jacot bad
167 ydrd" m 25 cclmes against the
Rustler~ (4-4, 2-2)
Devm Petr.r~. another New-
port resident, Weis c;~cond m the
Jlmior men'c; divic;ion (15-17)
nifer Morgan. We all keyed off her ' •
SOCCER :I!>
The Pirates rushing outbur-.t
of 391 yards against Southwest-
ern last week, a 41-~J. \.1ctory for
t.lte Bucs, was the moc;t by dn
Orange Coast team m 45 yt-i:lr:>,
fueling OCC to the top of the con-
[eagu~ conllnues to be OCC's
pnmary rushing threat, averagmg
6 6 yards per carry m 98 attempts
(MS yards).
Kerr scores two to.lead Orange Coast .Uiiited under-19s
Ju-.un Klsrt --.cored"botQ_of OrCUJge Coast -' AGSS put up a furious offensive attdckt in
Unitt>d's QOdls as the Under-19 so·ccer team the closing minutes, but Orange Coast,
knockt>d off previously-unbeaten, and top-rat-'despite missing it's best defensive player, Jim-
ed, AGSS of Pasadena 2-1 Saturday in Pre-my Perlons, weathered the attack. Perkins. a
miere Leagu1.>-acllon stand-out defenseman on the Newport Harbor
OCU, compn'>ed of many high school. High varsity soccer team. was out with a back
standouts from Newport Harbor, Corona del mjwy. Ryan Yurada, a recent transfer to New-,
Mar and Woodbridge, broke a 1-1 tie 20 min· port High, a.nchor"d the defense.
pers. Tyler Smith perfonned well in goal for
Ryan Hoover, who missed the qdme with a
strained knee llgcUnent
"We are getting back on trnck nqht m tune
tor the tournament," said Coach Johf\
MacArthur. "W.e need to get some of thes~
mjuries bellind us and refocus on winrung the
Premiere League." •
() c (,
°"'9ISE No.~ Jtt.. wt.. a.
1' Min Sauk, 6-2, 200, So J.e Mike frftfnan, 6-2. 230, ft
' J William league. 5·11, 1'5. Fr.
87 J~ SWM1. 6-5, 230, So
12 Trarnon Thoo\M. S-11, 1IO fr 2 Ja!NI tit1b. S.9, 170. Fr ~ s 1 ari.n Smith. ~ s. 280. So
70 Donovan Casey. S.11, 285, ff
78 Ch.rt~ ~olo. R 260. So
66 Mitt Meehan. 6-S, 275, So.
Poe.
QB
f8 ra·
Tl ~
YA
RT
RG
(
~ T .-\ H. T F H ~
DIFDIK
.... p(ayw, Ht.. Wt.. a.
92 Slrle Tatu., &-5. 290. So. n Morrow Potu. 6-0. 280 ff.
.., J J SITIIV\ 6-2. 235. SO.
69 MAr~ Mollner, 6-$. 21 S. ff
S6 Mstt BUJ'n!. i.0.105, So. •
9 'J~eve Gonales. '2.. 215. So
47 Jay Woj~ &6, 220, So
31 Chud H¥C:.&i, 5-8. \ 70, So.
39 Aay MLion, S-10, 165, ff
t-•
ute.s into the second half when Kerr headed in Jeremy Ellis, Newport Harbor, played well
his second goal of the game on a crossing pass in the backfield, as d.Jd Josh Weinstein and
from Keith Ht·denberg. Chns Strong, two Corona del Mar bluechip-
The l~ague title will be decided m tourna-
ment play Nov. 11-13 Hoover and Perkins
should be back in action by then. 7j John !Wdenburgtl. S· 11, 260, So
LT
LG
a C.nug NoR. 5-11, 17~ fr
36 D.anny Booher. &-\, 190. FT.
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Published Newport Beac~ builnus name(•) listed nersl'Mp Thi• statement was filed cor'*'· 24241 Aveooda da Dally Pilot Oct. 28, Nov. 4, Daily Ptlol Oct 28, Nov. 4 25. t995 Sa6Sg
Costa Mesa Pil<>l Oct. 21, &boot• on· 12 21-88 The registrant(•) com-wilh Iha County Clark of la Catlota Building c. La-11 18 1995 Sa682 11 18 1995 Sa678 __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T-IC-E--1
N 4 11 18 1995 · • menced to ttansact busl-Orange County on 10-20-95 Hill 'CA 92653 • ' · 1--· -·------
ov. • • • Wolllatn 8· Bunte ness under the flctillous 19953882118 gena s. DE~ 203 PUBLIC NOTICE PUB~IC NOTICE --------• · Sa897 Thi• statement was filed business nama(s) haled Oct. 28 N 4 119f"fast, Inc. ( ' Fictitious Business PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cleric of above on: October 21, Dally Piiot ' ov. ' Gala Lane, Kennett ua1e, Flctltloua 81.t1lneaa· FlcUllous Bu~lnHs Name Statement ----------1°1~'3.eo59u2nty25on 9-22~ 1~ 11• 18' 1995 SaeBl ~~l~~~slnass Is con-Name Statement Name Statement TM loll0111>•ng 1?8fl0t\S a•
NOTICE OF .... .., v William B. Burka PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· 1 COfpOfatlOn The fonowlng parlOl\I are The following persons 11e doing bus1oeS1 ·as· S•erra
PUBLIC LIEN SALK Daily P1lol Oct. ~1. 28, Tlll1 1tatemenl wu filed Have cX, started doi doing busmen ts: R. Orr d01ng business as·. Omni 'Sales, 2400 HOiiy Lane,
aualn•H and Nov. 4, 11, 1995 Sa696 with the County Cleric of Flctllloua 8usln•H buaineJ yet? Yu, Ju~ & >.81oc1a1e1, 22282 Paw· Risk Control Associates Newport Baa.ch. CA 92663:
Profasslona Cod' Orange County on ~22·9S Nama Statement 1995 ter Lane, Lake FOfast, CA 225 Via Orv1110, Newport James Ma1tin Shattuck.
Sec 21700-21707 PUBLIC NOTICE 1995~859227 Iha tollow1ng peraons are Everfut, Inc., Lynne Daw· 92630 Beach, CA 92663 2400 Holly Lane, Newpop
. ' b ..., Dally Pilot <>Ct. 21 28 doing .bu1lnau u: Finlay· son Anlitanl Seaelary Russell E. Orr II, 22282 Munon L MunsOftt ~25 Via Beach, Ca 92663 h Noticadls '('' ~ 11:-h'"; "'1 Flctltloue Bualnea1 Nov 4' 11 1995 sasas son D1v11 a Pat1ar1on Um-This itatemeot was tiled Pewter Lane, Lake Forni, Orvleto. Newport Bllach. Thi• business IS con· 1 • un ara gne f a 1 Name Stetement • ' • lted 3730 Santa Fa VIiiage wllh the County Clerk of CA 92630 CA 92683 • dueled by: an 1ndr111dual rcu~lie ~n SC 'f~0 '':~~ The folloWlng penc>nl are PUBLIC NOTICE Drive, Suite A, Santa Ana, Orang• County on 9-29·95 This buslnHI Is con· Thie bu sin•~· Is con· Hava you started doing :,~p':ny ~Ulrbe hafd• at the ~~~ngp:~~:' :Sh::::~ FlcUtloua Bullne11 <f':r~~O: Irvin Davi•. 3~ 11953859992 ~~!:i ~~~ 111.~:du~~lna d~;!:c' ~~ ans~;ddu;~lng ~~=;~::~~
hour or lO:OO AM .. on tha gtnaral pattnerahlp 1805 N•m• lt•tement SaMa Fa VIiiage Drive, Dally Pilot Oct. 28, Nov. 4, business yet? Y11. 9-HJS' buslnHs y1t? No This statement was Mao 1~~'!: day of NOVEMOLR, Ea1t Gltry Avenue. Sult• n. followlng persons.,., Sulla A. Santa Ana. CA 11, 18, ,1995 Sa685 Russell!". Orr II Murton L Munson v.1lh the Coun1y Clerk ot 1 •· • 100, Santa Ana, CA 92705 doing busln111 as: a) 92704 ' PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• statement wu Med This 11atamen1 "was filed Orange County on 10-20-~ T!l•ed "~ 11: 61 be tot cft'" Wiiiiam Bufka, 19a1 Baya; Super Julca 11, b) M~-Thia bualnt" 11 con-with th• County Clerk of with 1h• County Clark of , 9953882114 g~~~. ~sa cA_' 92829 daia Tetra~. Cotona del l\ouM Ju~ry. 270 E. 17th ducted by: ' limited part· FlctlUoua ausln.at Orange County on 1Qo20.95 Orange County on 10.20-95 Dally Pttot Oct. 2e, Nov. 4.
OBITUARY 888 OBITU~Y
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JACKSON°WESTERVEL T
Linda e. J•cbon·
We• tervelt. 48,
pa•sed away Nov 1,
1995 In Monterey, CA,
ot breast cancer. Born
Oct. 21, 1947 1n Troy,
N Y , she had llved In
Pebble Boach, CA for
5 yo.-irs .,llnd In New-
port Beach for the
provlous 20 yoars For
the last 5 years she
was executive vice-
pr oslde nt and co-
o w nor (with her
spouse) of .Cypress
Classics, a golf art
and gott manufacturing
and d1str1but1on com-
pany. For 20 years
prior to that, she held
PAGE
Clarence Arthur
P•ge, 74, a 70-year
resident ot Costa •
llJ!esa, passed away
Oct. 31. 1995. He wu
a charter member of
the Alano Club of
Costa Mesa. Survived
by his brother Ja.eph
Page of Connecticut;
children Russell Clar·
enc• Page ot Nevada.
David Page, Wash-
ington. Teresa Page.
Washington, catolyn
Page, Texas: and sev·
eral grandch1dren.
Memorial service at
the Alano Club ol
Costa Mesa, Sat, Nov.
14, 3:00 p.m.
the post of vice presi-.---lllllll!!ml!I~--.. denl, morchand1s1ng, !fMAt
for Ocean Pacn1c ~
Sportswear. She wu 1.,,,.11ft~!Jf!A-llfB(l!.J a member or the Pres-ti-IWll
byler1an Church, MC.-.C v.w
Monterey Peninsula MaMOllllAL PARK Country Club. Span.sh
Bay Club. and Carmel Cemetwy • Mortualy
Valley Racquel Club, Chapel • Crematory
and a vofuntaer for
Hospice House. She 3500 Pac• ic v-Omle
e3/nad a BA In holtOI)' NewPof1 Beech
from San Diego State 844-2700
Vn1ver11ty and was ~----...... 1111111111111 Listed In Who s Who PIERCE IROTHERS
of Contemporary BEU BROADWAY women (1988·t990).
Har ram11y Includes Mortuary * Chapel
her, spouH, Bob Crema1ion
Westen.alt of Oxnard, 110 Broadway
CA; parents Mr and Costa Mesa
Mrs. Witham Blalr of M2·•'11SO Redondo Beach, CA:
daughter Julla Jack· -------~ion, 15, of Ne_..pon
county of Otano• Stale ~I Mar, CA t2525 Street. Costa Maaa, CA nershlp , N.me lt•tament 19053882082 19953&e2~ 12 11 18 1995 saaao
c 1 fOlnla ' 8fl.tn R. 81Mka, 20 Cher· 92627 Have you started dOtng Thf~ persons are Diiiy Pilot Oct. 21, Nov, 4. Da.ty Pilot Oct. 28, Nov. 4, -·-·--....,.----• :h. proP.rty It stOled by jC'11~' d~2:6o Newport Boucha(Co • Dono. O'Connof bu1ln111 Y•t0? No doing t>usinau 11:, co~bn 11, 18, 1995 SaG74 11. 18, 1995 Sa67t PU. BLJC NOTICE
Beach: Rick Jack90n,
her former husband.
fathar of Julia, Long
Beach, CA: alater now111
Nancy Dla•r Hender-\11'..-n u t.......i-•re
Br11tol SllMI Mini SIC>fage IC ' • .. Inc .• (CA). l04f tr-Terrence I. l\/ta, Futmhingl 55$5 ~cFad-t located .i 1100 Brlstol'St.' Rober1 W, OutMe, 1749 vlna Avenue, Nawporl Thi• statement was llled den Ave ' Huntlnnton PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTI E FlcUUoua Buslnau • Port Hamley. Newport Beach, CA t2feO .,. wlth the County CJtrlC ol ·• • N•m• StAlt.inent
Costa MMa, CA 92621 Beach. CA t2llO This buslnH• 11 con-Or.,.,,. County on e.2'MIS Beach, CA 93183 Fktltleua Bu.ANH Fktltloua 8uslneu The tol'°"" ng peflOf\S ar1
Tilt l11ms 10 be IOld 811 Thia butlna11 11 con-duct9d by a corpotatlon -... -1HS3NH91 Emanuel Mlchaal Maver· Ne,,,. StAlt....nt N•in• Statement doing b\l~u u• ,.. ..
o,o•wnar •• atlyur~~ •• y.lbeddo"t .. '~ due~~ by: a gao.ral pet\-Haw ~ ttarted dOl,,g n • ..u Pilot Oct. 28 ~ • o'"a''k'• "115vdE. TThhoouussanan dd The foll0¥Mg l*ton• .,, The follOWlng P8ftonl Ila eto-...Qf1d. ~10 N. Grind
• rL " -· '"··•• Mf.,1¥ ~ Y9'.11 No ,,,_, ' ' ' " doing bu.in.a. .. : WOOd· doing bUStrlau u; •The Suila 109, Sanl.t Alli., CA tOOlt anctror other houHo The regl1trant(1} coin-Boucfl«, Oona O'Connor 11, 18, 1995 .fl'!! Oaks, CA Sll362 bury Plumbing, 34352 Oarnar Group, 0322 ~705
hOld ltoma ''°'~ by tN manced \0 1raneec:t bull-a Co .. Inc., 'Sl89Nn J, PUBLIC NOTIC! Thi• bualnesa la con-Dana SUll'ld, Dena Point, Grackle A~. F0111U111 vai. Chipa, Dips I Mor•. ·inc tolloMilg petlOf\S. ,,... und., tflf flctrt.IOul 8oudlef coo d~td by;"' lndilt"klSal CA~ tey CA woe (CA) g~= 1~:i!01958 bl.lslnHa natne(a)' litftd Thia atiternent wa1 ta«I Fletltlou1 llvaJnea• ~y.r?~a~i~ Marko Woodbury,. 411 Shall• Garner, 9322 lh1s bu.ine .. Is con-
W1n1riniiham. RObln 4 t IE above on: Octo~r 21 • ._ Iha County Cltr1C"1 of N•ft'MI ltatement Emanuel Mocha.I Ma1tar· Mounla n Roed, uguna Gfactile All!,.1 Fountain VU. d\ICW<t b'h a cori>«atlOn
K r. Mlchellt 44i 19N OfMQ8 County on •t4-M The following ptrtons are akla BUGh. CA 92651 -i.v. CA 027gs Kava VOii atatled dolng S::« M •k. .«1e Wlll1MI 8. lurk• 1HiHN3S1 doing tiu.int.. _,. eon Thie IUMmant w._. Med Thi. bualnau 11 neon-Thi• bu1lnt11 11 con. bUsinH• ytt1 No
Dal Jiin. 136 ™' a\allmenl WH lllad n.. .... PIOt Oct 14. 2~ Mar Gallery 4G2·A (.. 17th with lhe ,.~...., Ct•rk of du(tecf by: an lndMclual dU(ted by-: an lndlvlltual L.ae T. &.am. p, .. d.nt •• 9C wtlh Iha County C*tc Of _, • • • S1taat Cotta Mata, CA Of ,.;:;::::."' ()..2Q.8$ Kav• Yo" IWted clOlno ~w yOY Mal1•d dOing Th4 stattment .._ .. Nea Snell, Rob. 42 0r1ng9 county on •tt·tS NcW. 4, 1111 1 ma7' , atlQe __ .. , on 1 bl.lllneu yat? v ... 1970 bullnea1 yat? No With lha c.oumy C*1C ot
Shell. Rob, 42tD '"uean1t PUILIC NOTICI Donald , 0 131 I!. 1HfiM20H MarkO WOOdbury Shella Oemar Orange CO\ltlfV on 10-20-95 ~ha!i:::· ~~la zne Dally Hot Oct 21, 21, 17th Str~at.ug:'3: Cotlt Diiiy Plot Oct. 21. Nov. 4• Thia atatamant .waa fil.O This ttatemtnl W.1 filed 1HS3H20la
B ~. lMrv. mo' NOY .. " lttl .... l'letltkMie ......... Me.a CA 92ea1 11, 11, 1111 SalS72 with the County Cter1I ot with the County C181k of Dally Pilot °'L 21 NOV .. M~J· Pl'ank 3414 ' ' • 11w ....._.... Mwth. Ann Da111e4 131 E. PUii.iC NOTICI 0r1110• county on 10.2().05 Orqa OoutltV on 10-11-1$ 11 ti. 1096 • ~
Sanchez. Robatt. 149 PUILIC NOTICI Thi flDtlOwlnl per.one.,. 19th StrMt. 1. coat:& Mesa. 1H1iee1uto • 1n1iee'5221;::'======:::;1 D~led Nov. 2, 11195 dCllnQ bullne9a aa: Altofd-CA 92127 ......... ,,....._.. Daly PllOt Oc1. 21. Nov. 4, Dairy Not Ott. 28, toiiov 4,
Signed: Bolllt Olaon ..t. "°ya•!~--•• ~ eble lwea~~arvlca, Thie bu1lnea1 la con-..... ·~ U, ,8, 1"5 11883 '1, 11, tM Sae9t r1111 notice 11 given In 9C• .. --..., • .. 3311 w. Ave.. duCtfld by: co-pannatt Tl'8 ~ .,., • PUIUC -nc1 .... ,_ -nca
son. Manhattan "'~ WUt~n
Geach. CA: brother Not Enough Marc Blatt, R donOo Beach, CA: and Emily •Spedalalitg In
Anne Jackson, d• Sgtnpat,hy
ceased at aga 5, In ~-.--.:..• • Haavan. rMIU"llHll
sen11c.. wUI 1>e t1e1a 2983 HerbOr Blvd
Sunday, Mov. 5, 2·00 Costa Met. p.m .. at~ lou111
Stevenson School 540-3135 ,Chapel, Pebble
ac h, Momorlal co :IC
trlbut ona to Hoaplc• ----
of tha Cenllal Cou1, ----------P.O. 8ox 1 ~II,
Monterrey, CA 039'2,
or 1ha Am,er1can Can-
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Mor&u•ry, Peeltlc
Grove, a tstlnQ U\e
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poo(/teMla, etc. 1650. 211'1120 local 11.HMur• d.UVery. ex~le~ COob & Av.it In bch .,.. I mot-1 Owl platff 540-1947. baby •••me, k tch, D~ doullog 12· ~.,, N(S, 72().0489 • QIRLll GIRLll GIRLll Call GS0-3377 tserv.a. Apply In pet· yMt, L.oeal ~· 61 .. 78$t WANTED C)alnttngs, ckh &. d• U . China, llnrna.
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vi.w. 880, lg 1undk. NUMEROLOGY 1~2500 e;c 7'01 hOUHk .. plng. e•p'd, Reta.II Cleanef. I have exp & s~ atulf. 952.1040 ..------..;...;.--1 liMhOfd Items 2'121 '49<>-$550. a.ta..4400 W111e tor Information: 13.99.llW\ 1h TT PM Cd'f live out, FIT. Non• *BRto•• •••oN• tran1portallon. Pltut day 645-0143 eve S•I• Sat 4th M Inc lg Duct.;oye St 75fi·'T121 372 VICtOfia St. CM 92627 S.V.O etMo4s.143' amkr. Newport BHeh ~ wu. c.a N•to Ev•54a.o5n ' Teak bkcue 16 desk.
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decor. Matr br/ba. Avl • •DeslrH companion Newport• condo 2 sal•• consultant 10 U· DOMESTJ'.CS .. ~. 45!> Catoooa Or. 121" $825 675•6770 fol fVn tlm111 HAM PO d ay• per week. Call r:s~:ur.~~:~:..,:_eia:1iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii FRfE: Wood Swfng CORONA o:m .. n Clay .. Broad)
Newport Creat Shr 8oll 11 84tCMCA82627 833·1191, MUST! FIT. Costa HOUSEKltEPER Set/Jungle Gym. GIANT
recenuy rodecotattd. Meet New P.eopa. Income Potentf•I up Mau area. Needed PIT some Good Condi 444•2633 DEL l!fAR 6122 MOVING SALE 3BA . all .amm•nllltl. 1·8C>0-2$5·1454 Ext to You Call 585·3484 714/54~5700 ~lish 01<. Call atter1_________ ~T NOV 4TH 8AM
Prlv. rm & bath. 7850 S2.98/min 18 + TT to Haion to a to min Retail 1 pm. 845·1353 Fum., l0y$ I. clullh1I 1'50+846·1400 "'<---· (8")"........ 1 OFFICE ******* 2070Potl8rlalo1Clrcle P••· .....,,,-u 1 • ......, . .,.._ tape to earn more. •QUALITY CONTROL* SATURDAY
NptCo•tt 1Rm/3Br N•ture :~<::>~~~ lntern•ISaleaAgent • .. ••••••••FURNITURE& ONLYIJ GATED new condo w/ocean & Very Pretty Woman 27, Oo you want to get on Individual nffded tOt• EQUIPMENT 6047 9 :00·1:00PM
mtn views, ftpl, lndry, slim, s·r. blood. Se.king th• ground floor of work In our busy MERCHANDISE '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1533 s .. crHt Dt. COMMUNITY SALE
gat, pool/apa. $875 ••A• l""'-r.Y m•" 35-58 thla •vpl alv receiving d ept.••••••••••'• Pictures, frames. Ba·""·lew Terrac.. Sal, Incl Cit111. 725·2715 '"" .,.,.,. -· • .. 0 • new Inspecting gowns & Xerox Coptdr & Adler P _,...--~-----·---------• Possible marriage Photo medium? Control your tracking merchandise. Royal Copier w/sup. water cooler, typ• Nov. 4, 8am·3pm. 1501 __ --.; __ _..._,,__..,...:
Nwpt Oce•nfronl 4 LOST •-w/note attn Bff Fose hra? Career? Income? C t kn 1 ...,. plies. Sell Ch"ap. Call writer, motorcylce. horne dovelopm•nt, bd/2ba, Ouple1t, No Ila Poatfach 1851. 83383 You might be lt1• best ,::~.:;;. owe_.,. ANTIQUES 6010 723-4074., .,. anltque chair•. tools, Lo19 of oroat' buys
Orug1I S950/mo.+~ FOUND .., 2925 .Fr.ellaaslng, Gtrmal\y addition to 011r •alts 7141546-5700 books & misc". , Ac1oa1 from Npt
~ti 752·3527 722-066~ t . Ideal C*fldldate Beach M~uoll Su11.-is
w1 uppl)' th9 entre; Retail Sales . •BUYING ll'EMSlr PETS & BRUNSWICK~ on BayViO.v Way olll--'--c-5-.-...... o-CN....,.ln-.. ...,..-.i51,... •••••••••I FOUND BLACK CAT pteneulal aplril, have l-OUT OF SANTA FE• From 1800-1960. 1 pc ANIMALS POOL TABLE JarnborM' Ad Follow °' Ian, Great ;e >• Oct. 31, Mesa Or. & EMPLOYMENT ed11art11lng e1tperlence Seel<s exp'd satesper· to entire estate. Paint· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6ii0ii4iii9 the &1gn1 Ct1ec1< th~ COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
Bayview, Npt Beach. and a exceptlonal son for jewelry •kiosk Ing•. china, glsware, ~~Id size E ~eca~~ 1~a~~ _o_n_•_o_u_11_____ :"~ri'ngoca::~~~l~C
Call to 10. 955-3025 tralcl k recol rd.hOuknr fl"f in' Fash Isl. Perm P/T furn, etc. lmmed cash, ADOPT·A·PET c.ondltlon • $500 Huge MuUI ESTATE Sieve 723·5883
FOUND KEYS oV'9.•'IC!•rP wi supp V 1 • ow· hrlv +comm. Call top S. 873-6223 Iv msg Every Sat & Sun al 2001 Sabrina Terrace Sat 4lh 001y1 8arn·3 1...,...----~~-----,,-
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In CM. Call to ldenUty, resume t6 49 .. ,.149, S•f•• Help needed Valley. Puppies, kit· SAT 8·12 antiques. l~s &. lin-ideal loc.SPool U INES •Ao •1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..,... .... ... []l~r:flt:J:r3'.JCD! t d all ens. Xmas bouquet. rm, etc. ecU1• B S S OFFICE .,....,.,, 10 Att•nllon: Lee Greene. weekends. Make lC.11& If' ens an more. ---------1 Ttle Work•' 1518 area 723~74
FOR RENT 69 351000/'fr Income•--------.,..-.,.. money for Christmas. looking for loving. car· Moving living room • ~ 27 FOUND KEYS on 17th potential~ RHdlng M•mmoth Hosplt•I Call 7l4-722-4700. Ing homes. CALL 597. furn. Mcb sol. bikes, Pr.-Cllle ~-
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Street In COila Mesa. books. Toll Free ('l S••klng consulting SALES 9037 tor more lnlo. office chr, ect. Call 1or _M_u_l_t.,...l ""F""•_m_,.,ll-.,-S-at-.-4-1-h MOTORCYCLES
B•lbo• lel•nd Call Marla, 574-42.49 800-898-9778 Ext. R· HrvlcH of registered F r•• to Io v In 9 details 675-3639 8am-1pm Furn, lug· SCOOTERS 80
Milllne A·-UP.Stair• (work). Or Iv• msg. 1381 for details. d ietician per diem .REPRESENTATIVE f•mll". Fem Beagl&, I t Ith• .. bases. Call Can. Hay· Growing communlt • .. MOVING SALE gage, ro 0 op. c ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'· office. 150 •Q fl. FOUND KEYS wlt'l'i $40,000/Yr Income ward Humin ResouJces newspaper group aeeks spayed, 1-year old. SAT 11_4 books, hHhold ltem51o
S325/mo. 675·8877 chlld pornography tlp potentla l . Home oie.e34-3311 display •dVer1lslng repre-IL.::W...~L..L!s.:JOL1....ii:..r'IHll11...--' She's affectionate & l8:00am·2:00pm & Iota, 1011, Morel
COM OCEAM VIEW lln• attached. Call Typists/PC users. Toll M•rketlng Person/ aentaUve wtth 1 yeat mini· g1:1r~~ ~1•obJ~.ken. 3812 CATAMARAN 1517 Hlgllland ori ... e.
3 Offlcoa Sub LeaH • 648-6211. , Free (1) 800-898-9778 Receptlonlat for mum e>tperlence. E1tceHent •---------1..,,------------------MULTl·FAMILY :!~rv65'~e; ~~~~~~8°0 Found small Tabby cat ex T-136t for listings. chiropractic manage benefit pacl<agt Including APPLIANCES 6011 s:b':i~do~:~~!~s. :;~ O~~':n•e ':~:.~~s~0a':e~ GARAGE SALE . • 1 1 ·2-9 5 Ea at b I u ff/ R••I Eet•t• S•I•• centor 843-9053 base ..Sary for the ener· 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A d kl F t ti I Locally successful of· 11 1 P ofHslonal 1• volunteer/lostor. Call osewood ea return S•lurdliy e am •n •s 0 u1tury •1t•c Cotalpa St. 844-1233 Medlcal Front Office ge c 18 ea r Kenmore Refrigerator 714·597-9037. dresser-wall cablnt 1214 Rutland Rd.
'88 Honda NX 8
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mechanically perfect.
S1400 obo.,640-7410
aultos. Incredibly low flee seeking llc'd & Insurance. prr that we need immediately. /I k Al d ~---------loves&t~redonza (I ... 1 )
rent. Nwprt Beach & FOUND: Or•nu• Cat salespeople. Call Tom mornings. Costa M, 'esa Phvi. lcol/drug screenl!'lg r• w 1c• m0a er. mh on SHIHTZU Gorgeous 11 -.. & , n _, •w1 P l••••••••mil,
1-... 1 476 7"'""' Male w/flea collar, __ 1_1_4-64 __ 2_·3_8_5_0_.___ p co or. reat • ope. rare blk female 14wks Jaupp ea more Behind Weatcll f laz.a -.,una ocs. • """' •a2~"""70 Call In A•• Quired. EOE. lease ca_ II M k ff 631 7037 7 :30·1 :30 Sat 1 t /4 H 1 Bl d 28th SI & N rt " ....,.. • "" • 0 0 er. • · old housebroken, pa· o rvine v · near Offlc. S It. A .II . owpo ADVERTISluG •----..,..------Judy OeltlfV1 al (714) 574-1039 Goldenrod M . . Sh I " • v Blvd. 723-,5841 ft NANNY tor Npt Beach 4250 for lni:rview or fair• W••h•r/Dryer $140 pars all shots $500. ---------•..,,........,....-a_r.,,.in_e_r_•_c_o_o_.~ BMW From 200.3ooo sq ft. ASSISTANT homo. Day & night sume 10 {7l•) 6lt~ v . Frig $200, Gas Call 714-858·5488 ••SAT ONL,Y•• S•I• Sat 4th onlyl
·Competitive rates. Lost C•t Orange/gold positions available stove $100 apt size. 7:30•m·11 :30•m • 7am·l. Furn, cllhs, l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4500 .Campus Or· Npt Tabby.(Sklppy) 9 mo. Full time position ·Call 833-7191. Sales Call. 646-5848 ---------CLOTHES FURN. & huhold • Must go111
Beas:h. 852·8388 M, seen · Harbor View available for self moll·1 ....... ,....--------TEXAS REFINERY BICYCLES 6060 HOUSEWARES. ETC.. 2001 Vu;ta Cajon '78 2002 rastoreCS,
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0 I 30th 721 t731 "ated and flexlble indl· PIT As•0 0 In whole· CORP d t • ---------WEST SIDE CM OFC c • • " · nee s ma ure ·-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 501 11r2 MARIGOLD ST I d inle supply Must be 1· COSTA FURNlfUR!! 6014 PARK 2200 SF AJC 2 LOST CAT. Lrg fluffy v dyal to prov! e sup. w1lhng to learn. Fully person now n '" Bike P•rte approx. 45 (Cross St: 2nd St) •••••••••
Priv Ole Fle11 Layout orange & white (aJ.-port for fast paced ad capitalized 642·1634 ~;;~, ~:i8nin:~~1~~ frames & 100 wheels $at/Sun 8 •12 TRANSPORT•·TION Can add 1530 SF. An· most peach) neut dept Candidate must PfT Food LB H k' . O t King size box spring & & all misc parts. $200. 2000 s d Ito n
other t 420 SF Ofc AIC male w/long buahy be d d · · op ins, ep · matt w/frame & head· all Call 64t·9264 ea " r •••••••••
GOOd Layout 650-8287 tail. Extra too on pach posse:~a~:ro~~i~~:n: In ~~:"1~tr:~:'~ar ~i;~~ ~~~o~~ I . Ft. board, $100. 722-0456 :u~~1ck~de'Q~'.~"& s~~~.s
front paw. Name Is lzat1'onal skills and the nocessary. lmmodl01e Queen M •ttr••• _S_P_O_R_T-IN_G ___ _
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to 'Thumbsios'. Last ability to communicate ...,,.....--O...;..p_e_ntq;_,.g..._55_7_·5_5_7_9_ EMPLOYMENT Good co.,,':s1~on Call GOODS 6065 COSTA MESA 6124 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
seen vlc Tvter Way/ well. P(f' Honest. reliable, SERVICES 5533 1--....,.--57=4 .... -4 .... 2_4_4.......,,.,..,,.._ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii h d kl ill iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 3 ft Boa Ion W h• l•r Paularlno. Costa Responsibihlles wlll ar wor ng, pos on ROLL TOP DESK Tunturl Exerc1so bike Meaa. REWARD-1 1 d al rt w/nico housecleaning lo.tded extral-40 Ownei heartbroken. nc u e s es suppo service avail 645·4517. ·-··-• 7 drawer, ... lull size. Excellent cond SS50. Church Rummage Yamaha self ml ~•r function and adminls· dark pine finish, w/ 540·1947. S•I• & Cr•ft F•I., E1<11a clean. A wnale Thumbs Is eplleptlc & tat"· d 1. "'-eel Pacific Cott•• House Please be aware that solid oak chair. Paid Sat, Nov. 4, 9.12 ot a buyl 54800 n •• d. medication. r IVe u ies. """ · Hiring all positions for tho listings In this cat· Christ Lutheran . ·• · · · · lent telephone and In· now store Job lalr over $600 for both, (310) 592·3028 Please call Jen, 7t4-egory may roqu1re you 5811 for $250 obo TICKETS . 6075 Church & School
641·11 t2. terpersonal skins are Sat Oct 4 852·t703 to call a 900 number both. 7t 4•846.6340 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. iii ·· 760 Victoria Street 1984 Duffy 14 ft
essential.. We offer a PERSON FRIDAY in which there Is a eleCJric. xlnt-111<.e new• Loet Eyegl•sses ood b f k charge per mtnute. Sofa $125, club chr & *PEARL JAM* HUQE MOVING sALE $4900 American -IN_D_U_S_T_R_IAL __ 2_7_8_8_1 Mauve plasllc case, . g ene II pac age Fite, typo. ctomputer1-..;_;_.::..;.....:...;_____ ottmn $89 .. wing chr GREEN DAY $25 Sat 4th onlyl Sam. Boat Co 840·1765
lost NwpVCOM area. Including medical, hlorate (Woid .foµWm-ProfHslonals, Managen $75 obo. 548·0812 ~ * ..+ Fum, linens. hsohold. ---------10/27. 721·1447 dental, vision and dows),erranda&misc Executives •Alan Jackson• h 1 1 ft & 1995 Dutty17ft
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A/C mostly ofc 1001 LOST KEYS FAX resume: 714-631-RELOCATE TO W/8 chairs and elCtra TICKET AVENUE 220 Sanl• Isabel Newt Used as demo.
85 BMW 535 1·
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Hm-642-6723. ' w 17th St CM See Agt with lnltlal key chain drug screening re-0713 Attn: Elizaboth. LAS VE'" •s! leaf St 200 Solld ' 714-379-7337 Full tactory warran1ee.
Unlt·V/Call 850-8287 (K.S.S.)'.J Please call quired EOE. Please Or can 631·1855 ~ Te•k wood roll top SAT ONLY 7AM·7 st o,300. Amerlcanl--------T:"".
673-528;.s. send resume to Dally---------desk w/marble top/ EVERYTHING GOES Boat co. 840·1765 BUICK 9C>3& POSTAL & OOV'l JOBS Three top 'easons locks $900 lt40-1947 TV, CLEGTRONICS, ·······••I LOST: Gold Chain Pilot, Attn: Ad AS· $21/HOIJR . BENEFITS why Money Magazine ---------snREo 6080 ~~~th:~. u:t~ FH~~-_D_l_n_g_h_y_e_·_w_e_s_l_M_a_·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Necklace w/Olamond slstant. 330 W. Bay NO EXP WILL TRAIN rated Las Vegas #9 In Court at Baker & Bear rine, rtew bottom. & 3 '84 Century Olym13lc BUSINESS &
FINANCE
In th• vlclnty of Costa Street. Costa Mesa, Appl• Info 714-64M99t its '"Best Cities to Uve MERCHANDISE Follow the signs. spd new engine $800 ed Runs greaL PS,
MeH. Please call CA 92627 Printing Front Counter In 1995"' la.sue, and MISC 6015 ~0" Mlteublshl TV tirm. 723~8 PW, AC. am.Im. <;i
e69-479e. •·Ap--.-rt-m_e_n_t-·M_•_n_•_g_e_r SCaOIMesN X~ op~ SBhouspy :-:i~;e2~ :~gle La~: liiiiiiii
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BUSINESS _ . OPPORTUNITY . PERSONALS
unit complex llv• on $500/both. New· Ing Can deliver. 1990 Nis'1&11 Maxima. site. Office/malnt. e1tp. PROP MCR Sought , 1)Jab grow1h rate Aeng. $850 23 cu. In. St950. Call 759--7659 1600 s .....,. ~ 1012 CADWAC own lOols. 2Bd 2Ba ~ for 8 ac 232-unit CM topPe<f 8%, b .. t In 6-pe Bdrm Set na111an · UP9'"0', ...._ · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Salary, 714-565-3310. lndust/self·atorage the nation. L•quer Cherrywood1••••••••• •• •TICKTOCK£R t9' R•nger Trl·Hull CNA park. FAX resume w/ 2)Ma1or companl•s $2700 OBO. Hou.s••' Sldew•lk S•I• Ort condl 302 vs.
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DIVORCE FORCES SALE! PERSONALS 3002 NHded for Homecare. prop bkl<png, real IOcat operati<Ms. PLAHT CLE.ARANCErl••••••••• S<ll/Nov 4lh 8am·2pm Many extraa. Aaadv to
2$04 '73 ·Eldorado
Soda/1nack rte-20 m~h Ftr. 310.438 ... 444 prop rental/leaselng. 3)Low cost of living 8• King or Queen palms Tlciltocker Thrlftshop fish ~.500 '434·14(;6
11e. St.500.wk. u11 you1 collections. malnt mgt and high quality of S20 Junipers, herbs s1 •---------540 W.18th St. CM ---------_________ _..._
11ew/usl 8oo-818·23te Dally Horoacope Up.t~ TRADE to 845-<M84 OUAI,.•$ hie. Cttru•·fruit·avocado (lruit· BALBOA 31' Chrlacr•ft twin g. Cate Soap Aesulla. C 1 FJB, v.ell equ1p"d, Ort
VENDING RTE"N•w Call Nowl 900.338-PT, Secr•t•ry Long Lei t"'• nation• largest Ing) StO. ament oun-ISLAND 6106 HUNTINGTON dlve/fl1ti/cru15e boat term Faahion Island. '' taint $110, bird baths Machines In 21 Loe&· 2eoo·Ext 1380 $2.99/ through classified 8 30·1PM M·F. MS and fastest growing $20 909-674-94:22 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 6140 Atk~ng $40k. 723-4075 tlons•Buy All or min. 18 +TT req. Serv-u. 842 5678 1 career marketing firm Just Moved Sat eam·
Part•eoo-599-8769 (6t9) 64!>-6434. • · ~"'~~1 0~r o~W:0m~:~: assist you In relocat· Wtttt•rford Crystal, 40 2. Deco Items, clths, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _B_O_A_T_S_, _Y_A_C_H_T_S_,_ -----..,..--.,,..--
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RECEPTIONIST PIT ea. or take. All .for•---------knlck·knacks. Ram or V• to II.I share In 42•1-,.,._,....,...,..,..,..,...,..,..,,...,,,,..-.-.,;.-
For prestlgloua CdM ASSOCIATES $2,000. 631·9843 Moving Fri, Sal, Sun shine. Huntington Unlflyle aft cabin
Salon. Salon exp prof. 61h. 84m·2pm 2 frig, Shorecllfls. 20701 motor yacht In Npt
C N 87" 95 apt stove, WO, mirco. Beach Blvd Sp 308 Beach. 64~8624 all ancy ..-l4 · Call 1-800-JOBS-234 CAMERAS & trundle b•d. lnllafable HB. 8am-4pm.
RECEPTIONIST/ or fo2·792-8200. Q T 60 6 boat, teak bench, pie.
JR. ~EC'-S:V Fax resume to E UIPMEN 1 tures. mirrors & misc ---------•SAIL BOATS NB Shopping Ctr Oe-702·792·8202 all klndst 908 S Bay· NEWPORT
velopor. Seeks organ-M•mlya 645·1000-S front. Call 673-5808 BEACH lztd, detail oriented, Flamingo with 75·150mm lens,
Individual to handle Executive Park mot0< drive booster,
multlple tasks. posses 1050 E Flamingo Ad pri.m finder. Sunpak
a "can-do" attitude. Suite "240 622 Pro-Oash + ac·
7t4-759-9531 SU. Szabo Las Vege•, NV 89119 CHIOri••· S1850 obo.
Recptlonlst Office• N•tlonwld• 1_C_•1_1 _87_5-6434 ___ . __ _
Exp'd, heavy phones.
•chedullng, basic SELL •omputer, aal to 18K. •
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desired to: 18952 Mac your home
Arthur. Suite 220. through classified Or Fax 863-9337. ..._ __ _;..... ____ _
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642·5878
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2 Alf show maneov•r
3 Calitomla's -
Woods
4 Improvise
5 Coal SC\lllle
6 E11eeeds
7 FoundallQO 8 Black or green
fruit
9 Fish's organ
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12 Gungho 13 Frozen nun
21 Otop 23 Humorrsl
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26 Make a mrstake
27 Slams
28 Trade
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30 Oklahoma 01ty
33 Turbulent
35 Kind people
38 Sloh ol aallsfactlon
37 Lumbo1 flaws 39 Can. province
•O Gas IOI signs
• 1 Calch Sl{ihl ol "4 7 Computer term
"49 By means of
52 Cascades 53 Hunter
constell8hoo
WUKLY BIUDGI QUIZ
~~ Q. l • /U South, vWner&bla. you
bold: .
The bidd.in2 bu proceeded; ~NAl&AST 80\rl"H WEST NORTJI 30 .,_,. 10 80
70 ' What 1ction do yoa take?
..,m;Ht Q. 2 • Both vulnerable, as South • ~~~l)"OU bold:
5"' MICller or Davit
58 l'ypeol meeting
57 Shinbone
58 Lather
preduce11
60 Urge
62 ·0nce-1 ,,,,,..
63 Farm struciura
64 Enough, 10< a
pottl
66 Alrpc>11 lnlo
68 Newt
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The bic;fding has proceeded:
SOtrnl WEST NORTH
P... Pua t••
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What act.ion do you take?
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EAST
10
Q. 3 · N'1ther vulnerable. as
South you bold:
•10'184 !i?J 7 5 \K QJ 84 .S
The bidding has proct'eded:
NORTH EAST SOllJ'H
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WEST Pau
Q. 4 • /U SoUth, ~nerable, you
hold:
•Kl 01064 0112 M•714
TM bidding hu procteded· NOllTH .. IAST SOUl'lf WEST
I• P... INT P .. so , ... 't
What do you bid now? •
Q, 5 • Both vulnerable, as South
you bold:
•3 ~J IOI OA74 MQJH
The bidWn. hu proceeded:
NOR111 !AST ..SOU'J11 WEST
I• p.,. 2• Pau
20 p.., ?
What do you bid now?
Q. 6 · ~ South, vulnerable, you
hold:
MKQ95 OA1082 o'1 •Q51
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NOR111 EAST
1• P&N 2• Pau
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1125 111SS111 t!f =-~-= VOWWIGD 1235 •••••••IJ1••••••• P'W. arft/fm •'•'"·iwl~l!ll~lll~~· •• ., RXY 0-epd, AJC. •eo. •to ..... A/C, 13.IOO obo. M3-8751 .. ., Gaiwl•l•I ar ... Aun• W•ll. Recent 4-0r ~ Gd .,.,., bNOh owt nu brQ/
eune-up. Look• OtMtl ,..9~..,_ to eJM. 1hock9, red/w nu blk ,.... •?~au SSH ••3t·7t'9 TOYOTA IZlO 1op.S6600840-0laa
!15 P......-UC UM •a7 Pa......._ 4X4 •a• .1etta iow mi .• blk,
"9W, kpd, •uto srvf, SE 120K ml. A/C. XJnt •aa cr .. •W. A.Lato c/d, •uto, eunrf,,
pwr alHr/Wnda/bl'lc.ll Condi Muat W ~k fully loaded orig $8,000 080. Day 437·
dr lock•. 4-dr. 34K ml. seeoo 080 14M5t7 own•r. Xlnl • condl 9414 fve. 758-8442 ~ ...... Mint gf .. I\, Ut90 ....... O!'IQ. '4'7&0 640-:t270 ••• Jett• Very ctaanl
111,500Call14&-8707 ownr. &-apd, elr, pwr , N•vy blu.. 2 dr. 5ipd,
everything, moonroof. 88 Celloa OT Auto, P/S, CD, 771< ml. A ~.,,. • .,.ES aS::O cau. $8200. 451-2333 A.JC, Power optlon1. 1t••ll $5,900 857·1003 -.&<~~ • lJ &.ow ml. vwy Clean.1---------,-----$4299 OBO 173-8855. '90 Fox am/fm, can,
•1• MERC101w1Mz OLDSMOBll! 9155 •ea P&cklUp stanc:t.,d ~;ic.~1r~~eds4,~~~
4SOIL ,/81ack On Blick bed/liner. 66K ml, M•g Call. 540-5727
JOuailty paint. AblOlUtely '88 OW. Cuta.aa wheel• end new llr ... like bflnd new INlde/OYt. Supreme, While, AIC, $4800 OBO G45-45t71_A_UT_O_P_AR __ T_S __ _
Non. Finer. \47K M1.... amJfm •t•reo, '3700. .
ONLY ........... t12,eoo OBO 645-7277 '90 C•mrv lo•d•d, ' REPAllt 9260
No Cttdit or Terrible Crtdlt 80k ml .. gr•y. $72001=iiiiiiiliiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii!iii OK·W•C111~1nyOntwJ PBO. good. condlt•
low dow!Vmonthly paymenta. When you write C911. 073-9014 Mercedee aL F•ct6ry
SOUTH COAST a ctasamed ad, r.:d1~1 :'~~ :f:J
IMPORTS Include all nu~ 9220 obo. (uo9> 118-41e2 .
7t4-44M072 the facts Thinking of having a
'83 30050 good and get the '92 Dodge D•ko.,. cfi!':~: !~:li1 condl fully lo•d•d, resulta pick-up, Uk• r,wl ell ell· CLASSIFIED gar. kept, •nrf, blu/ you warit. tr•• Included. $12,000 942-5878 gray. $76QO. 551·2014 OBO. Call 78Q.3632
10 11 t3 2Nt Pa.11 ? What action do you take? '88 MERCEDES 8PZ
420 SI!&. /Bi.ck on Btk
lmpecc I llUly llawleu
What acuon do you .take? LoM for afllU!t!rT on Monday:
,,.,.,., Inch. 128K MU...
FORD 9075 FORD 9075 JAGUAI\. 9105
ONLY ..... h .... $13,SOO
No O'edll or T wnblt CrtcM
OK·W• can llnltlct lnyOnt w/
.low down/monlhly Plymtnl&-
'70 Muat•nu va orig, •92 Explorer &port 1980 JAGUAR X.IS SOUTH COAST owner, engltrans r• ve. 4x4• auto, a/c, co Convertible. Beautiful
bullt refur thru out. can pa anrf alarm red ovet tan leather, IMPORTS
Steal $4999. 581-7942 114,995. ~6s.4 · CO player, air bag. 714-448·9072 • 8 ESCORT GL Mint condl $21,995 ·,___..,....._..,...._,,,._,,....,..... __ 8 ** " fln•ncl~ •v•ll•ble. '89 190 2 .8. Must .w:tr w•gon. A.IC, CC, C t I DI PS. 4"-Cyt $700 obo BONDA 9085 ove o or ng r '"· mlnt cond, no •c· **031·7149** 155o-5915 • 801·2469 cldents, dent or dinga. G1Uaged. Full power.
'88 FORD ESCORT OT '9S Accord LX auto JEEP 9110 $11,900. pp 640-1011 /RedJA/C/New etereo AJC low ml 2 dr' ./New paint 881< Ml. Vlf'/ Nlct ne~ nul self., or tak~ liiiiiii~iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii '80 MERCEDES·BENZ
ONLY .................. •2•295 over lease. 673--8916 '82 Qr•nd Wagoner 420SE!i. · ./Slaok On
Ho Ctldlt or Ttniblt Cnldlt LTD, 42k ml. new 360 81ack /Oual Alrbaga
Ol(·W• Clll finance anyone W/ cl Rblt trans $2 350 /Chrome Whffll /NIW tow downfmonWy payments. • • • t.tlcti•lln• /Nlw A/C
SOUTH COAST HYUNDAI 9090 080. Or trade for Mtn Comprenor /New lnljof
bike+ cash. 675-2443 MfVic:e ./New everything.
IMPORTS '89 HUMPAi E.XC~L OL Seri. dept Just 1pen1 over
714-448·9072 /Charcl grey met . ./New When you write ~:x'&on,:~1~:1 ~=:
'90 Bronoo Eddie atereo/&9K Ml. Very Nice :i Classified ud, mente<f). Alt books end
B 4 hi d 1 ONLY ............. $1,18!S d I d N auer, w r., No Credit oc Terri.bl• Cltdlt include all reoor s •nee •Y 1. ot
owner, cleanl $11,000 OK·W• can~ ll'lyont w/ the facts 1 ding or acratch on tn·
OBO. 722.-6422 tow down/monthly piymtnll. Ure cat, Impeccable &
Why play Hide 'N SOUTH co,•sT and get the ftewless In every respect.
Seek with childcare? H results $22,800 ........... FIRM
Ca II CI a•• I fl• d IMPORTS PI e u • C • 11 U..• you want. OU H A today1 642-s67e. 714448·9072 "2•5678 S T CO ST
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Costa Mesa Daily
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MARBLE OR TERRAZZO FLOORING PROBLEMS? i Taxes Too High?.
IMPORTS
714448·9072
. Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Volley
Independent to
Cr.dil Card Owe. c:J\o'ISA CAM x ---=-----Up-
• • .. • • • Call The ProfeHionals For
Marble:Terrauo Sealing And Polishing ReP-.Gir Call aa about Franklin'• Tu-~ lacome FUllda.
714-375-1788
MERCURY 9135 reOc:h over 100 ;ooo
homes. F-ax us this
form with your credit
cord # or moil if in
with a check today!
Run for a we'ekl If
your car does not
sell we'll run jt
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CARPO CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY .
'77 LINCOLN MARK V
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lmpeec1ble oond. car
from lalture world.
,.,_°'"'*,.,_ .... __________ ...:...
30 Years Experience In Marble Flooring
-and Installations
JEFF JOSLJNIStockTroders
16168 llir.ch Blvd, Sub Ill
Hwtli11gl0ct lleach. CA 92.647 ONLY ............. $3.800
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FREE In-Home Quote
Coll for NOUr fm prosptt.tus conta.tning
mo,, complttt lfl/onnotfo11, Including
IGla dtarga and up.ua. RMld U an· fullJI Worw ~ lnwst or «nd ~. ~ ~Dfdrlh,.,., ltte.
No Crtdll or Terrible Cltdlt
OK-Wt can llNwQ ltlyOlll W/
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IMPORTS
71M48·007Z
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•sE•R•VI-C•E--•I CHILD CARE 3536 CLEANING CQNCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & PAINTlNC 3858 PET SPRINKLERS 3921
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 MASONRY 3557 IAWN CARE 380& SERVI CBS 3870 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY Childcare In m)I home liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A-1 l!lectrlc•I work Cupentr)l*Electrlcal Em•r•ld Painting SPRINKLER REPAIR •••••••••! 3'h Y' old girt looking Holld•'tl E.xtr•v•ganza•a **TECH. WASH** Duncan Electric Plumblng•Orywat1• eOREEH MASTERS lnVl!Xt wallp•per/tll• Peraonallud P el c.,e Valvu•HHd .. Tlm•
for playmate. Mon-Frt Chris SqUMg4t Clean 1 Main Cleanlng Reatoratlon Quick Response Stucco:Palntlng*Tll• l..andacaplnn & Melnt. Compel!Uve "'"' 10 yr1 Kemfel .iternallve. No clocke. 25'Yts Local &p.
FTorPT.642·3777 ForllyowWindow&c.rpe( /OtlvewayJBrfcka,IPavers Local Uc. 850-7042 Roofing Jim 641-7•9"4 TrM Trim·-; Remov.i exp-Fr .. Ht751·2039 llfHI or worry. Uc, John 548°7885
BUSINESS
SERVICES
Dependablel:'Da)lcare CIAl'lll'l\J & Gutt• CINr*lg. 7 1 4 ·2 1 8 .0 S 1 9 CARPENTRY•Wlndow• Gardening Svc. 841-5512 Gene Abt•m• Palntlng Ina. Rel'•· • 673-7184 1 ________ _
3488 UC'd. Pld~ltict. 191 AJd/ 714-490-3825 ELDERLY 00011 • Wood FencH lnt/Elct Oull Palnt/ReuS TRANSIATOR/ PA • O~all Repair • I.and~ Remodeling Llc'd/tnt'd tine• '711. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil c · Mt*s/anack• Included •WINDOW Cle•nlng CONTRACTORS CARE 3611 L#261S8t • Call Bob Yard n.lle up/malntenac9, 819-7083 Pg~7 PLUMBING • 3890 TUTOR 3927
Penaon•I Servlcea FT.PT. Fun & TtC 964·1740 •Carpel Cl••nlng• 2 "a"23 P 2 ""2• lands"' ....... 'artlttlo dellgn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'=~~iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Typing: Resumts/Term End High Pr .. ohool Coital •Screen Repair .. GENERAL 3558 4........,. g-31 "V\I " Cont1'i:ci0r1C27~006: lk•'• Custom Palnllng THE LOCAL PLUMBER t•LEARN JPAHISH NOWI paper. Tutoilng: Reading We Offer: Learnlnn • Free Estl•729·7079 AFFORDABLE CARE H•ndwman Charlie Prof'I & E~. &45-75<>5 Prof, Cle•n. Ouallty En • 1-800-930-0073 Painting, cerpentry. Work. lnVExt & Oocka, ·•James e. Bangert Co. EJcp'd S.A. Tutor. Atao Math/ glith. 540-l947 Music • Craft1 • CPR RELIABLE e REMODl!LS e S~./24Hr Uv•ln P. lumblng, tenc• bldg. Lf7~ 1131-4610 Family bualneaa llnce '•7 Tr•nal•lor-lnterpreler.
& FOOdl CM 979-7918 HOUSE CUE.AHINQ N•w ConatruoUon 58.50/Hr eJv•Out Local Id 60-S04 Friendly SeMce Susana &73·7408 Local AtH. Xlnt Rera Tenant Improvement Alto Hiring.Exp. Call I0-4 res · 7 ~ MOVING 3834 JUNO LEE Painting U532981 e7s-930-4 Frl•ndshlp Co. Childcare Yolanda 831·5987 HandyrM Svc 574-0827 Semi ReUrtcl Contractor Exl/lrt New c:onal. Lown!
l liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 1/2·5Yr1 Preschool R alt I ve t SS Guam1Hdl Ttttnt OK Ex.pert Dral.n Ca.antng mE 3928
curriculum. Huge p11y A•••onabl• Hou•• CPI BUILDERS INC. FENCES ~P .io:s. =~11;!;,~ OltMmanlo'• Moving L#627169 992-0110 & Plumbing Repalra ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • /4 to Z HANDYMAN
ST AUJREFN:;E CMINETS
I, blthS, dOOtl,
ndOWI. Doug 546-7258
areL Uc'd CM 645·8349 Cle•nlng & Flowera.. RHldenUal Const. I care Ken &42at1?0 Local/Offlce/Stof•g• PAINT. REPAIRS 20Yrt Ill&). M wortt QUW.11
NEWBOR .. ,. f C Marie 63112055 Or IV• Uc.#51842 .. lnsured • DECRS 3615 • Long . Dist. FrH E1t. •Exterior•· Steve 64W2N CERAMIC#> MARBLE
""'" enl •nt m•••/fax 514-0143, (7141 985-4993 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill~~:;;;;;:;---;;-::~ T#181132 97e.3114 Preola• Plumbln~ GRANITE Install ." sore. loving environ. HATTrTNG 3720 •A.cou1tlo Remv/tnatell Fab Clean up Uc d Pediatric nurae. FIT. WINDOW CLEANING •REMODEL General •FBNCl!S GATES• "'""' PUBLIC NOTICE •Wood Rep•lr1 Repalra & Aemodea · • 2 · W. Npl. Uc. 646·5676 $2 ANY WINDOW Con1tructlon, Quality MW/repair/poll ,.pltced T C-' p bl U II' Ouallty·W•rrantlea Free EatJmatea AH•. S 88 ~5933
SaU1f•ctlon Guar. Se,..,lce. Reaaonable. Redwood• L#576605 JUNK To The DUMP h• .. ir. u le t,. Uc#885821/Bon.&ln1. LIU7~98 H9o1080 •---------
700-7880 L111879514 831·7789 Jim Whyte &42·7206 (71'4-9fS8.1882) geJIR~~~.!:'!:1n u~;d 848·9878 Mloh .. I WALL
*WINDOW CLEANING* ·~~.!" ... C:~tNcBul'~~. •Wood ll'enoH* Will haul what Trash hou•ehold good• PETER THI PAINTER POOL . COV£1UNGS 3932 ......,...,,. .......... ....., rwpllctlrepw, ht 11ai1rng Man won'tl 968-1882 mover• print their v Quality Work SE1'VICE 3894 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FREE ESTIMATES Lie# U 1954. Rel'1. tstlmllq, Low ptlces. Uc'd ,,,__...--...._____ P.U.C. Cal T number; J;t' Reuoneble Retea Cuatom Wallpaper Tedd~ Be•r'• & Luv 297~081 D•vld 714-875-7718 AdvlrUgtConslr.1174-6301 il'JSTRUCTION3780 limo• and chaurteura L#641469 723·12e2 atrlppln8/Palntlng 3515 **2 FfT Opening• ~t th-'r T.C.P. num-RAINBOW Circa. Malnt PURR WATER CARa No lob too am•fll 1iiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiij~I ~~·rt~~:,~' L;~~,1~~·-C-O_MP_UTE __ R_S_3_5_5_6 CONSTRUCTION FLOOD INSI'llTT _._._ ....... TIAL ••ya ,1n ,,a11 •dvh:rtel•~ Palnllng4nVbt Houu/'-pt ~~~::p~ .. :.:=~ 5%0ftw/ad.e'3-29i'r 111 &\ .n.w.. .,..,.. ~ An men •· you v Ou•llly Job Fr•• ••I """ v Speol•I 3-Rm ue Th• All•rnatlve to BUILDING 3560 REPAJ.RS 3620 Free TAICHI c1..... queatlon abOUI lh• I• L#&e98 1 e38-888S w.. Svc. MU7H w. gala •hould h•ng
ruok Mount Unit• Home Day Care Computer Coach Sat'• Oct 7 • Nov 18 g-11ty of• mover. !Imo together. Strip, Install, o.c. •TEA.MWAY 1 In 1o·ooa-11:ooa $47-8478 or ch•uffeur, call: •dvlce to th• cruy. '1 .. 00 ·345-872~ Pony1ra1n1ng,1e11nlflil, for effective earn g Tlle•Olaaaalocu •QUALITY WORK• · PubUCUtlhllH .puruo •VOCAL ROOFING 3910 e31·2111 anyUm•
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up. FT/PT. 549-3877 Mark e7S.724S DfywalleFrarnlng R.u s Mrble/Carpet·a;d/ln• JEWElllY 71~15~ LESSONS 3868 ·--------
:ET INSTALL
UPAiaS 3516 Cl.EANING CONCRETE&
3548 MASONRY
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3557 DOORS 3580 BANDY MAH 37'10 Watch • Jew91rt fepalr AU1I un ~n~:i~:'!~t~.;,r· "~~ ~~~· Repalr•R .. tretch
4nstall * Salis ' •Any Size Job•
da~968•24 hr
An=ne Jewel.?; Jennifer MO.aMe I n t r o d u o t o r v
A TOUCH Of' CL.Aaa Brick, B&ock, Stone, Tiie ... experlenoed Mt.....,.ent•I PropertlH Iv;/ e73-03 8 eW.P. YOUNQQUlaT Plano le .. ona Otlerl
Cleaning. Re.l/COmm Cone, PeJ)o, Orlvewey d•pendabl• door Paint-Carpentry. :~ Centnlcltor AM egee. beg. 10 CIU• 'fo Pllace Vow Ad •
SERVICES 8etler Than
80TTL&D WAT•R
1.af Per Gallon
714-47e.7•eo UC/8onded. FrH &t. Fplc. aao •. "-'· 25 Yr hanger. Ouar WOiie, Drywall end m°'•' IANDSC&Jil • uc~bt:°'ll ale-. l!ot. avell: Wed· Cell Gina Bucci
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•80SS HOUSECLfANINQ • CEMKNT WORK• An eiq>ert.noed kiNDYMAN Painting, In~ QIMiiii Peliiilli PIANO L•SaONS RU00n 6 RDAIRS nat to &11 tl'IO .. 3528 Ucensed-Bonded PLAIN/STAMPED d•P•lld•ble door Elect•Plumt.-Catpt'y 8aalo Y•N Malnt ~US~ coal.I Meaa. Al ageel Minh n.. ... 1..._1..ow S.S •w ~-&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 110.00 P« hour. BrJek/Stone/fll•/Block hanger. Ouar work, Tlte.t.tarble. 25Yr~eft Lawn Cl • • •· MTAC. 15Yr• lllp. u;.,.~llllV lne'd repalt Job•
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THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES • NOVEMBER 4-10, 1995 . '"·:<·.--."=~'1:
LITTLE BALBOA. ISLAND BAYFRONT ..
Charm, ~ty 1Uld one '4 llJB largest ba:yside brick patios!
• PAEsENi'ED BY S1M fEAL. ES110C
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Q Mt'trCl Realty
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JI Coldwell Banker Nt>wport Be,1ch
12. Coldwell B.mkcr Newport Beach
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UNIVERSITY
II \ ~ BOI~ \ II-\\
110\11-s
Newport
CQast
A rare oppottOnity ! Unobstucted
bay views. Pier. $1,695,000
Joan C '.T 75-4
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Pri vate! dod. $1,59.'i,OOO
Walt r rtcht'll '573-8700
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. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors®
Specializing in properties for sale or Iease ... on the water~r.near the water ... and with a vi,w of the water. ..
OPEN~ HOUSES
SATURDAY ONLY
2921 Fourth Ave · Corona del Mar
Jerry Smith
111 3 Grove Ln • Westcliff Grove, NB
Ro>ette Andree Gindi
SUNDAY ONLY
2 Bd Hse
$309.900
4 Bd Hse
$544.900
8 Theater Ln ·Aliso Viejo 2 Bd Twnhm
Lis OIY'n ,1 $153.900
423 1/2 Poppy· Corona del Mar 3 Bd Twnhm
Lynn Creamer $389,000
10 Lucerne· Newport Beach ·2 Bd Twnhm
Michael S<holla $389.900
54 Ocean Vista · Sea Island, NB 2 Bd Condo
Shdron Gnme!> $629.000
22 Chatham · Belcourt, NB' 2 Bd Twnhm
Eva Khwaia $749.000
411 Rigel Circle · Dover Shores,~ NB 4 Bd Estate
L 1rraine Famngton $1.495.000
1400 San Miguel · Corona del Mar 5 Bd Estate
Olga Mt11th"°""" $1.695.000
SATURDAY and SUDNAY
234 Lugonia · Newport Shores
Kennie .J 1 R1ao
2500 Beacon · Newport Heights
Manny Stclhnc I ~1drlcne> Ha~I
1901 Glenwood · Bay.crest. NB
P1d DAt.na
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1021 Mariners · Dover Shores, NB
l 1,nn (.re Jr f r c;t~ er ho
10 Weybridge Ct · Belcourt, NB
\.11 hJe' ~h l Genrgc Dashiell
4 909 Seashore · Oceanfront NB
0. ' '-1atrhrn., Richard Lee
3 Bd Hse
$365.000
3 Bd Hse
$389.ooo
3 Bd Hse
$439.000
4 Bd Hse
$865.000
4 Bd Hse
$995.000
4 8d Hse
Sl.095.000
ROOM WITH A VIEw -
UDO P~RK DRIVE .. \ •pJY m:ed 2bdcondo11.1th IO'Jelychannel.
,. , ' r , .11,c ty J1:., •"'4~ <;..: .. :~ bu11d1ng with doorman. pool
~rA \P . $525,000
DOVER SHORES ( xJrgeous ~ txJ li-.mP 14/d1nm9 & family rms &
ip<'lla<ul1r llpper bay w Totallv remodeled 10 ·93 w/top quality
f1Xt1Jt~s & appliances, bull now corner~. hardwocd floor & sec111ty
s~~fP.11" $779,000
OlD CORONA DEL MAR ~ctacular harbor & ocean 111ew from·
xtra trg near new custom 3 stv 3 bd twnhm, deck w/spa. 2 frplces &
4 car garaqe One of a kind w/labulou.\ qwl1ty & decor $995,000
LINDA ISlf Wonderful 5 bd home m premier. open b.ly. view location
w/dock for large boat & side ties den w/full 11.<et b.lr d1111ng nn & loYely
lush landscaptd cowtyard (Ui) $1,595,000
CORONA DEL MAR Ocean. bay & nl!lit ll!iit 111ev.-s offered by this
beaut1fW!y landsc.aped 5 bd contemporary estate 1111th tenrus court~
m 88 on I + acres Private walled compound 1111th motonztd secunty
gate $1,695,000
HARBOR RIDGE 6 bd ~te of unequaled elegance w/prime ocean
& atylight view Grand 2 styenhy, 8 frplces. formal living nn. pallilllon
rm. media & sun rms & charmtng country lutchcn ... $2,695,000
NEWPORT BEACH
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2436 W. COAST HWY
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
$3,995,000 J
9bd Fr Chateav w/grand enlel'W'mg rooms
on 4+ gated acres Valley & ocun Views
CORONA DEL MAR
$2,495,000
New 3bd bayfront residence l.llder
construction wrth private bayside beach •
and dock
AVALON,CATAUNA
$1,200,000
Aprx 9000 sqft hillside lot w/spectacU.v
\llfW5 of the b.ly & approwd plans & penruts
f0< an ootang 4 \llll condo project
THREE ARCH BAY
$2,675,000
Beauti~ remodeled 4bd oceanfront home
be.ams. dbl p.11\ed 1,1111ldows. 4 frplces
HUNTINGTON HARBOR
$649.000
30 dock & bay ~'5 !sty 3bd v./fmli.: rm
pa!IO & deck Remodeled in 92 nev. J)dmt
carpel & applianm
PENINSUl.A POINT
$479,000
Charming 2sty 4bd w/Fr docn & v.indov.'S.
new carpel & spaoous patio on extra large
lot P\w avallal:Ae lo enlarge & remodel
UDO ISLE
$1,599.000
Gorgeous :bf aatom vilL1 w/total pnvacy on
huge comer lot Arches. beams & pabo w/spa
NEWPORT'S HARBOR HIGHIANDS
$365,000
:bf home with glilnl ~ Har6.Nood llooo
flrepl.n & paruaboo shuttm Close to
9Chods & p.vk
CORONA DR MAR'S HARBOR WOODS
$229,000
Comm pool, spa & tennis Popdar 2bd .end
"'" in prknt loatlon w/fl'eplace, laundry &
dot.tit garage
BIG CANYON
-$2,995,000
Superb tradmonal 5bd ~om. pvne gal ccuse
lol & WW, prA waled gardros. pool 6c spa
IRVINE COVE
$1,975,000
Pnci? Dropped' Elegant tradJIJOnal 5bd custom
v./ocean VW'S Fama!~ & farMy rms. 5
car garage 14/darkroom
UDO ISLE
$819.000
I SIV 3ixl superbloy rerncdel0:! txxne v. t dining &
~rm. nevw kitchen. v.'!Odo.l~& docn& remcxi-
eled b.lths ~ large klShh; ~ lot
BIG CANYON
$2.295.000
5bd emte on gclf c~ walls ol ~ .,,l!W
s~ fauwdV Oinlfl!I & game nns. bbrary & <kn
CUFF HAVEN
$575,000
Sur" ocean & ~ \iw, fr, m 1s..>y3!:d ~.age
great pommal to rcm:xl.ol or l:W:I new v.·th
exceOe~t \1e\I. frc.m proposed 2rd s:~
AT THE BfACH
$395.000
FabJous 5pac. :~ 3bd lo.\mm JUSI sic~ to
sand Got.met lotc:he!1. lar~ ma5ter 11.lhigli
ceilITTgS & llreplace m h\'mg room
UDO ISLE
$1,599,000 ~ rerrodelecj 4bd bayfront 11./den, de-
signer lalchn & iwer dock + l\tenor pabOw/spa.
NEWPORT SHORES
$327,000
2sty 4bd home. steps to comm pod,
clubhouse & tenrus. and the ocan Upgraded
lutdlen and baths, large pnvate pallO ,
NEWPORT HEIGfTS Wl.A SIENNA
$212.000
2bd towMome High cd~, wood floors. boJlt · "
in mectaa center. Affooiable in Nev.'JlOl't Beach
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714-631-1400 -.. ..... _. Exdusive Affaliate of·~• ... a
lAGUNA
. $2,l95,000
4bd contempo wcR a~ W/tnacJlificenl
cnan & coas1W \lle\4'S +so· pool & 5'>d
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$1,895,000
1iUJe ~onl r<1J1 lot in~ locabon Ori
the ll" gmn v.ith v.+.lau.'lllerviev.'S &tra
pll;acy VI/~ next to~
BELCOURT
.$749,000
Spioous, ~ 2bd twnhnl w/dining 0.
~ rms, ~ ~. 2 frplces& marbk
llocn ~entry & ~yard wfspa
COWAN HEIGHTS
$1.995.000
2 ('gated equeslnan-~ acres 11 T ustm
FC>Olhias 3 legal parcels, 2 hses & pc»
AT TifE Bf.ACH
$495,000
T v.'O $paOOt6 ints in excelenl co00i1J00 11.
2 year l'1fW roof. 4 & 3 bds both "' r'brick •
• fireplaces. dose 10 beach
CORONA DEL MAR
$389,000
Ni!ar new 3bd ~editmanean 1o.A1nhome 11.
large Vlf\11 decks Slrol to beach & shops
F'rreplace, l,0tjtecf ctibngs & grantte coooters
DOVER SHORES
$1,495,000
l/2 + kTt w/tl!IWUS ert & pool Cuslom w/
4bd Stites, bbrary, dnng, fm>f & game rms
NEWPORrs BWFFS
$249,000
~ 2bd 11.vMtn w/~ & 2 w g111ql
Smooth c~ & new piliri tarptt 11
!Je.al loca!ion l'Q commuraty Pool .
sotJ11i COAST METRO
$l49,SOO
Recen~ ~ BroOIMew. Two sty 3bd
t<JWMorM w/ allached dWile 'garagt In nice
lnttnor loc.atlon near dli> and poOls
BALBOA ISLAND
315 MARINE AVE.~
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC .. Realtors®'
~ Specializing in properties for sale or lease ... on th~ water. .. near the water ... and with a view of the water ...
IRVINE CAMPUS
• $1,350,000
Dramaoc be.uJhjy landscaped 4txl, ltirary &
~. &nll,r & cine nns (UO ~
NEWPORT HEIGITTS
$679,000
4bd remodeled hm, COtrllJy kitchen, fmly
rm. 3 frpkes. deck,~ & loo.'ely yard
ALTF12A
$589,000
Beaub~ OJSlomized 3bd rwmm. 2000-sq
ft, dmlJYil nn. loft & sound & Sl!C. 51#ems.
NEWPORrs UPPER BAY
$415,000
Upper bay, 3bd custom, dining & fmly rms &
large bonus nn over .3 w ~
BAYVIEW TF.RRACE
$309,000
Bright 2bd home In gated COIJlm w/~ &
5pa ~ ftrs. NC l private 1o1:aled ~
f.ASTSIDE COSTA MESA
s219,ooo
Fresh 2bd twnhm, lolt w/cbct, hi vaulted
~ Fr. doors, pilbo w/rof!I. '°Jed 5J>1
NEWPORT OCF.ANFRONT
$1,095.000
Custom 4txl, master w/Fr doors to pat>O
& beach Belms. bod< & leaded glass
SEA ISLAND ·.
• $629,000
Totally remodeled 2bd w/dme rm & den
in !1-2rded convn 1.11/pool, spas & tenrus
CORONA Da MAR
$539,000
3bd tl.l.nhm. dine & lmly rms, master w/
nook. 2 & deck w/nite lite view.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$389,000
Estate 5.11e-3bd. dining & family rooms
· In comer location on street.
NEWPORrs BAYRIDGE
$289,000 \
Gated COl'Am w/~ & $p11 Ujlt, 1lr9tt &
~ 3bd w/pa00, att. garage l rwral dec:Or
COSTA MfSA HEIGHTS
$219,000
Ne• l)ijl sChod track It tennis. 3bd ~nhrn w/~ & fniliJ nns l latgt priYate yard
DOVER SHORES
-$865,000
4bd cusiom. fabt.b.ls l4lJler bay & city •re ws
Oinirig & frriy rms. pod & 3 car garage.
UDOVIUAGE
$620,000
Doarrwi. pod & spa Be.au!ifU waded 7i Ir
coodo. 2 bd. new kitch. b.3y. oty & ocn w
NEWPORT'S BA YCREST
. $439,000
Large comer lot on quiet street 3bd w/drung
& f rms&
HARBOR RIDGE
$389.000
Serene beaub~ decorated 2 bd 111.nhm in
the Ired • w/din nn on cukll?-sac
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
$280,000
Fab pnce for NB' CN.'00' needs to sel lsty '
4bd wJlvcMod Rn, lrplc & ~ garq .
fASTSIDE COSTA MESA·
. $209,000
Dam:J uprpded 3 bd COriy ooltagc. custom
oak kitdlrn, Seber apt, fri*. ~ '-"
PENJNSULA POINT
. $820,000
3bd IMruly rm. 4 frplce:s. roof deck w/spa &
· ws & 3 car gar Fr doors & hrdlM! Ors
BAYCREST
$619,000
4bd cxrnplet~ remodeled w/~ & 51)4e.
dll1l'lg & Id; nns. k.o<mous master ste
fASTSIDE COSTA MESA
$420,000
Tnplex-all 2bd t~ styie, la\6ldry
hook . patios &
NEWPORT SHORES
$365,000
Open. airy 2sty 3bd. den & eat-in kitchn
Walk lo ocean. comm .' teMis & dubhse
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$279,000
3bd neM new twnhm. h1 llCIUted ceilings.
lrplc, oak cabs. p.lbO & gated garage
f.ASTSIDE COSTA MFSA
$205,000
Cn¢ w/pod & spa steps to Back Bat;
~ Large 3bd 111.'rlm w/dl:ning rm
-DOVER SHORES
. $595.000
Large 4bd I s11; upper ba~ & nittt hre
\.'le'A Dming & Im)\: rms . deck & pool
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UDO ISLE
$699. ()()()
Bnjlt ax! widen & sun, patJO Urger ~
on ~street w/good potential
BLUFFS
$420,000
5pac:iolJs 2sty :Jxt 1\1. Tlhm &N,r & t.-eakfast
nns. 2 patios. r.an & city lite ~
NEWPORT SHORES
$349,000
Duplex steps to ocean 3bds up & 2 bd5
~n. both v;/2 ooths &frplces
NEWPORT
$234,9oo
Gcsted cmplx w/pool & spa E.\ating 3~ty 2bd
coodo w/graMe. hrcMd flrs & 2 fr?m
TRIANGLE SQUARE
$149,000
End Int 3bd-. 2~ twnhm. iplc l patlO.
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OPEN HOUSES
F ro111 011e to fNH' p. m.
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
1400San Miguel
OpcnSunaay
Sl,695,000
Oceanfront Custom
-l~a.,hore
Open S.11. Sun.
Sl,095,000
Belcourt Bargain
10 \\eybrldge
Open 5at./Sun
S995,000
Hubor Ridge Relocation
10 Lucerne
Open Sunday
5389,000
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ldt~I Vt d!IOO
S2.39S,OOO
lodo lslr Tr•dohon•I S.yfront ~HR~ ~M l'rodt• ••f ~~o~m·k~ I ort(t .J.-l.n.t·lk'n~~t'!\ICW'o
Sl.595.000
''"p<Jrt Buch ht.itt of M~ John W•ynt
t ,, R·•.t ~llR 7~1,(ii)i.,,.n" 'rr ~ '~ "lh 1>lt1\'.-wun
Sl,395,000
Oo'tr Shor~ S.yfronVl'ool Homt ~llR ~II\ hm J~ ~ Y.t•hts
I "~' '" t It l"><~~Y1"rontagt' Sl.319.000
Udo hit So~stkattd ~Ill\ ~ ~II-\ I •·1~11, rt'fl1•>d_;.>I~ homt
I romt• n '"'"'"f l<'I. rt-~ · dt'lail' s 1,(195.000
I ottlt ltl•nd 0 P11dt or Owntnhip" lllR 1 ~RI\ f •m Rm r.-m~~~r·s unit
• llR I HA rt 11t•I '"""~l.M."11.yfroot
S795.000
lido bMt,. Oanic
1BR ~11~~;\gitl homt
I 'cdlt'llt \l~"1ff't loc.thon
S?95,000
L1do~V1tw ,-.iltl\ II modrl
l ~ f(lfT\ btach
SS7'9.000
Hubor RldJt Rtlocation 28R 28A T °')'nhomt on grttnbtlt
l..owftl pm '"114'~ com~~
TrlllnJlt Square Att• 38R 28A townh<lme w I ftrq>l..a
Cl'ftf1btlt location. community pool ... fltf,000
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in association with TIM CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS®
675-1058
Pelican MilJ Estate 1'.'l ll'\tJ
4BR 558~+ Li €_~1~t,
Meticulo · to detail! Ocean view
$2,295,
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
SBR SBA Contemporary, will excharlgl'
Approx 1.2 acres, ocean & bay views
$1,695,000
Belcourt Ba~ain
4BR 3.SBA Manor II, pool & spa
Designer quality, large lot
$995,000 •
Spyglass Southport Model
5BR 4.SBA + Bonus, X-large view lot
Very private canyon location
$769,00J
• 631-1400
Belcourt Tennis Es~t'""'f'J
'lBR 4 SBA+ ~~€,~e
Alm<.'>51 h;1Mel'at:'pool and spa
$1,995,00ct ..
Oceanfront Custom
4BR 3.SBA on :.and, no boardwallo..
Turn-key with whitewater\ 1ews
$1,095,000
Harbor Ridge Value
SB~ 3.SBA Devonshire model
Two private sunny deck!., atrium
$799 ,(XX) »
Lido Isle Cottage
2BR 2BA + Oen home, beamed ceilings
Prime street to street location, JS' lot
$595,CXXl
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WATERFRONT. HOMES, .INC .. Realtors®
·Specializing in properties for sale or Iease ... on pie water ... near tile water ... alld with a view of the water ...
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ESTHER FINE.
pager: 433-9()82
Consider it SOLD
Whe'1 · you ·list wit_h the "FINEST "
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Reduced $80k Dramatic & spacious 4BR. 3+ 2 half BA single story
w/pool & 3 car garage.... . $865,000
PRIME DOVER SHORES LOCATION
Light & bright 4BR, 4BA single stocy w/private pool & deck
overlooking Upper Bay & Fashion Island .................. $699,000
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fxtcnsiycly remodeled 4BR. 3BA ~office & family r0001. Luxurious
m~er. bath with sauna ............................ : .... _ ......... $619,000 .
Exclusive Atfjate
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BELCOURT STYLE REMODEL!
Beautiful 4BR. 3BA 1A-1th fabukxb Back Bay & mountam Views m
pr~iglOUS Dol.'er Shore .. Pnced to Sell .. $779,000
Highly sophisticated & completely remodeled w/hHecb kitchen &
baths. 2BR. 2.SBA +den overlooking golf course $629,000
CUSTOM BUILT ON LARGE CORNER LOT
Spacious 3BR, 2BA with huge bonus room abow 3 car garage. Ideal
floorplan for home/office use. ........................ -;:=. $4 lS,000
SOTHEBY'S
~ INTERNATIONAL Rf.ALTY 243~ West Coast Highway 631-1400 x266 ~ .
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GRAOOUS PRIVATE FSfATE
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ESSENCE OF EUROPE
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$409,000 81
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flot '"' 1 ul'\fJ1ft1 tn "'.,h l\,.l\ \\ Hk.lor r¥. l'uorf 1'o
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$239,000 55
GOLF COURSE VIEWS
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Reduced to $1,199,000 M2
REDUCflON·REDUCflON!
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\k"" Ir "n nrl) n•111n tltR \~R:\ \4..Jr
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$499,500 A13
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$9~5,000 _L.2
: 180" OCEAN VIEW
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WHY RENT?
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$1,9,000 P4
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$935,000 K2
PENINSULA DUPLEX
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$270,000 C24 ...
IRVINE
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$199,900 R3 •
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lwn C..1pl<tr""'' cu .... im qu.it.1y 1t\ll
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$734.900 V7
MONAILOI BAY TERRACE
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$"°9,000 R5
BEACH CLOSE!
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$269,900 SI2
LAGUNA UVII'i(G
l)no•m) hf,._.,k In t __.,t'd mll\1-e>tal•
l'nVit~. nld "' '1.11...i..-. 216 000 "'l " lul O..r.u1 A tan) on 1r~ l't•>I A •pa.
$1,100,000 MIO,
For Informa tion On Th ese And Other Properties Call 489-8900 ~ , .. m
New Custom Home
·with Stunning
Panoramic Ocean &
GoJf Couise YJews! -
.. ~ This elegant home of
5BR, 5.5 BA, approx.
SSOQ SQ. ~. over .5
acre w/ pool & spa
awaits the elicit buyer.
HARBOR HILL
Open Sat/Sun 1-4
This IS it. .. Best Priced .
Tracitional Custom
4BR, 4BA Home.
Vaulted ceaings,
goonnet kitchen with
aqocning large f amil'j
room. Lush parlt~e
setting with pool & spa.
REDUCED
$995,000
·-
Exquisite Renovated
3BR, 2BA home.
--..~.., Delightful new
kitcMn, new carpet,
high ce1hngs w/ma~
add'I upgrades.
Spacious de~k with a
sparkling peek of the
ocean ... walk to the 0
sandy seashore.
$3~4,000
OCEAN RIDGE
Open Sat/SUn 1-5
The ·calif omia
Lifestyle." Newly
constructed open &
spacious one-story
home w/capbvating
views of ocean, crty
& Newport Harbor.
$1 ,495,000
SPYGLASS HILL
Breathtaking
Panoramic ocean
Harbor & Fashion
Island Views! Beautiful
4BR, 3BA home
w/new carpet & new
paint. Lovely Sparkling
Pool.
$895,0QO
DANA POINT
Beautiful 3BR 2.5BA
home located in the
•Ideal Family
Community" with
••• surrounding lush
parks and pool.
Fii-eplace,
professionally
landscaped, cul-de-
sac location, close to
fine schoQls and
shopping.
$267,000
720-9422
Exclusive Custofl!
Mediterranean Villa.
4BR, 4.5BA.
w/approx. 4,400
SQ.ft. Designed to
a::~~ take advantage of
full ocean, city views
& brilliant sunsets.
... REDUCED
$1,495,000
HARBOR RIDGE
Spectacular Ocean
and Crty Views! 5BR.
3.5BA beautiful
Devonshire model
home m gated
community. Owner
transferred-Must sem
REDUCED
$845,000
. . 1 . . ·~ . .· ·--· -
-~~-· EASTSIDE
"Entertain tn Styl~
Lovely 3BR, large den,
2 SBA. Spectacular
master suite
w/1uxurrous bath .
River Rock fireplace,
skyf1ghts1. ight &
bright. Absolutely the
best buy! • REDUCED
$190.000 .
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NEWPORT BEACH
4 bd. 3 ha Marbella. patio
Su•an Weir -$469,000
H.uaoa Vmw HILI.s
Sinqle level 3 bd. tum by
Ewinqs -$649,000
THREE ARcll B,\Y
Close to Private Beach, 3 bd
Unda Manston -•7So.ooo
8PYGIA88 HILI.
Ultimate view Property
The Olson• -U.299.000
. . .
We in'vit• you t0;~n.Ily meet our agent• and to vi#it th"e
· Wondmul hom .. tiu. weekend bnwccn '12:00 and •:oo: ..
SATURDAYS INVITATIONS · ..
BAI.BOA. PENINSUlA •
726 W. Oceanfront $1.390,000 Robert Bents
CORONA. DEL 'MA.Ji.
204 Hazel $l,9SO,OOO John Campbell
NEW20JtT Cit•ST
l ·Encore Court. $299,000 David Prince
•
... SATURDAYS SUNDA.YS.INVITA.TIONS
THE BLUFFS .
623 Vista Bonita
LIDO ISLE
844ff Via Lido Nord 1
WESTCLIPF
1410 Warwick
BALBOA PZNINSUI.A
726 West Ocean ·Front
BALBOA. 181>.ND
119 balone
EAmmB daftA. MESA.
201 Su.zannah
EMDAL1> BA.Y •
1609 Emer&ld Bay • HA.boa VSw HIU.8
2801 :Slue Water
1931 Sandca•tle
,... HAmlo1l llllAND
26 Harbor I11land
201 vtaJucar
33~8 Via Lido ,.
lo• VJ.a Lorea
8no:U.. Hlu.
8 Monter~ Circle
NEW LI8't.tNG
S49S,OOO
$3,200,000
$S69.000
$1,390,000
"$679,000
$849,000
$99S,OOO
,
es.000.000
)
Ginny Anderson
. Velma Tinu:nons ·
• Sonja Pov.lell & Jan ward-
.
Marcia Bents
John Campbell
. . .
Kevin Kanda "
Bruce Miller.
Joyce Olson
Lyleen Ewinq
Linda Field
,
• •4SO,OOO Don and Joyce Olson
•
$729,000
'$799,000
•799,000
•629,000
• o·eite Steelberq
Kcvj,n J(anda
Alison McCornU.c.k }
Don and Joyce Olson
' Lioo Ie11.E -Charmtn9 Lido Isle 2-story hontc on 4S' 1ot.
Exten.ively rcinodeled in 199,.fr. Liqht and bright witn new kitchen
and batN p.lu• ~ • aciowa .. garden room" with beautiful McXican
~v•r• whfoh opett• to a lovely sout~facinq patio. 4 bd. 2 ba.
ovcnataed llv.in9 room with fireplace and baby-qrand piano.
O'ftn 8rpt,ano ---000 ~ 'I. •
Offering the highest
level of support is the .
basis of our success.
For Information on
joining our team call
Cherie Hartman
759-0649.
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BTATE SAlE · PRICE REDUCED'
Pnced well below last sates
3 bd. 2 5 ba lam rm. $314,500
Colesworth 644-9060 x182
Cape Cod Charm 4 bd den
hardwood floors. French doors
$497000
l Eleanor Bowie 644·9060 x1 45
Tradttonal home on oversued lot 4
txf. bnck patios. family rm & hbrary.
S879.000
Eleanor Bowie 644-9060 x145
Outstanding 3 bd, 2.5 ~ townehome
Impeccably mainlailed Completely
remodeled tn traditional decor
David Prince 644-9060 x120
1lri )QI C31l b.tj? Try JJST Q.OONJ
OOST DONN & rro.<e m ti.s OOlnse.
:txi. 2.5 tia . $31 a.cm
DefemiaM=rancis 644-9070 x129
BAYCREST
GOlgews 3 tx12.5batone~00
la:ge belUaJ cxmer tc. bad\yafd wl p:xi
SJ8. Fron b ~
Alison McCormick 644-9070 x405
BIG CAHVON ••
2 bd plus den. spaoous master surte
with spa tub. French doors rn living
~ dtmng room. Marble floors
Gi ll York 644·9060 x138
•
CAPlsTRANo 8EACff
TOlaly ~ 4 bd or 3 bd w/
office. rnce ·ocean Vl8WS. ~
quality touches. Pmate bad<yard.
ne452-4469
UDO Isl.AHO
Bayfront custom remodel on lop of
lido w!fh_)vonderful halbor views.
Buitt-uf eao on deck. Dock br boat
Gorgeous custom contemporary.
Close to beach and town 5 bd, 5 ba
John Cam 11-800-473-8183
NEWPORT RIDGE EsTATES
Professionally decorated & land-
scaped Wllh spa. Lrnestone floors
3 bedrooms plus library $660,000
D'ette Steelber 717-9262
HAAaoA ls&.AHD
Best locabon on excluslve Hart>Qf
Island. Approx. 62 feet of bay
frontage Private pier
Carol Mock 1·800·301·3969
CoAoHA DEL MAR
"Artz Pam Vila Estate"
6 bd suites, • cat garage, bayside
pool, terraced spa. private beach.
644-9060 xt 08
LIX> lsLE
Move-In condttion Updated and weP
cared for. 3 bd, 2 ba home on
best stJada on Udo Isle.
Panoramic Ocean VW!Nt
4 bd, study, limlly room, walk·in'
~lar Pmate community.
& Jeff Ewi 800-94~9471
THE BLUFFS
Open SaVSlll 1-5
3 bd ·c 623 Vista Boolla
T ra11qulll Backbay. sunset views
Ginn Andenon 644-9060 x151
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A ~R:alled cxnt> ¥M1 a saoanc
\1ew d fl8 !rail U1TQ basil. 5'> b 7U
boa~ ertcn:e.
Edie Olson 644-9060 x132
BeautJfullo/ remodeled home
Rdmodeled ~ & baths,
hardwood floors, 5 bd, 3.5 ba.
LJN111t1DrM1tu1 644-9060 xt 2511 aT
BAYSHOAES
Outstanding home, tastefully
~with '5 bd .• family rm.,
dream kitchen
REDUCED TO $1, 125,000.
a.nor Bowle 144-9080 x145.-
• bdrm, Famly room. gated
community with pool and teMIS.
.$699.QOO
Steve Sutherten 644-9060 x126
large comer lol loclbon in showroom
condrtlon 3 bd, 2 ba Hardwood
flooMg in kitchen. tarmty room
David McCulloch 644-9060 x149
Secluded~. Three 2 bd ~
upgad6d in 1991. Spaaous patio.
garden entry, gatage
Mlldl&Acaite.a~
WondalfU family home, 4 bd, 3.5 ba.
Big yard and trees $497,000
Tom Thomson 644-90&0 x147
Spacious 3 bd, 3 bl home with large
tamRY room and bonul rooms. Huge
kitchen opens lo ptlwte pool, spa •
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Tlti1 lmwthtalnng OMJn/ront ;; hidJ.n behind
!J<mhn u.~1R1 11"'1 malure la11d.capi11g. Sun Japp/d ·
fou:n1, lbu.-en•1g lreu anJ ltµ1mi11g ocean anJ
.-.xutal tien ocnnl thi1 uclwkJ
314 o.·re ulalf-O/lenul al $4,5()(),()()()
Onie a11c/J fom .. t arc mm ing ""rth, and-now
their /1.,~111 is cll"<lt/c1b/<1. 4 beJrooms.,.3 b.i1/1s ·
and tl ro::" /ir .. plac11 m t/111 Jen. /.formng r""11r
••f/ th11 krtch'"' Sum111 p.ilios and Juk.s g..ilorr.
J.t..rc "'"" 31 tis squ.ir.-fc111 oH~rcJ "'
$.JN.000 .·
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/n'IJ, ,,,.1Jt11"1r 'unu~ <1tvr tJ.. p.m/1.•n, and
nt•'flli11., O)HN at D...11 b/fareJ at $ J ,JQS,000
TomS business is· ..
and it's _getting
great ;
-BETTE.RI ·
•
"The velocity ·of deals is definitely on
the rise . .ti hon1e that is priced p-roperly
atid marketed aggressively .·will be sold. "
•I • -,
Tom is an experienced professional who is an. asset in any --.
-"'., -• • IC!
real estate transaction. Call him today to discover what' a
difference the right sales counselor can make for you.
Tom Thomson
Office (714) 644-9070 xl47
Pager 1-800-339-4446
Coldwell B~nker Newport Beach
Coast Highway at Avocado
n~ /io.1"11 .,, f"lN IS w urs in thi1 uncuoo/
5 0.."f'I fA:llltloJ B. ... h Ill: MU l ~ f"•'P'Crlfl. Tl.,,e
Wr.-.cn1-. "-"1'"'" <"til'"gl cwJ ,in immens4 great I • . !'"'''" "1tli ""'n. 4 ;I.in ,,,.,J,, ,,,. tlu•
c,>11t.:m1,•rlir11 J,,,,n1. Offo~J al $()95,<XXJ
A/,,.,/.,,. lAou at $.3,500/_,
71,;; 1l11m1111 , •IC\'Cln 1 kit.', f.l.:J1lt:rr.J111,1n
1111.11.-1~ l,../,;,,J '"" "'''"~ .,, ~'""'-&<AJ.i
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b;,,t<J i11 thi• 1lr1•w-..:.m hNt~. ( >//. r.J .11
• $d,(X"\1,1X>1J
DAVID
.PRINCE
Affordable Bayfronts
with Private Docks
CHANNEL AREA
Island waterfront d uplex.
Private boat dock, great
south-facing location.
$559;750
NEWPORT ISLAND
Waterfront duplex
with private boat dock.
Views of bay, city park.
$549,000
Newport: Crest .
Townehomes
l E NCORB·CoURT
Totally remodeled 3 bd,
3 ba in a very private
location. Very tasteful.
Open Saturday, 12:00-5:00
N EWPORT CREST
Expan ive ocean view
plus total privacy. Large
3 bd floorplan.
$2.U,900
• Cer~fied Residential Specialist
· • Corporate Property Specialist
• Broker Associate
.
(714) 644-9060 xl20
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Rrrz PALM VILLA EsTATE
YOUR OWN PRIVATE Rf.sORT
A remarkable specimen in architecture, this 6 bedroom, 6 bath estate boasts a pri·
vate beach, bayside pool, terrace sp;i, and 4 car garage. The p.icr offers gracious
space for fo·e boats and includes a built in bait box, wet bar and a jct·ski ramp.
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4 or 5 bd. plus bonus room and
44grear room kitchen", .sensational pool
m·crlcx>ks the blue Pacific.
15 3 1 SANDCASTLE
$995,000
BALBOA PENINSULA NEWS
OPEN HOUSE SECTION
Saturday
11 00 EAST BALIGA BLVD. • 1:00 TO 4 :00
J bd, B11fro .. 1t with dock
Siind~y .
726 WEST OCEAN f1011T • 1:00 to 4:00
J bd, J ba, Fill Oce11 Views
Nearly New, 1989 l1ilt C1sto•
SZZ WEST OCEAN flONT • 1:00 TO 4:00
4 II, J. 5 IA, J0191 FT OF OCEAN VIEWS ~
BALIOA WATERFIONT SPECWISIS
Marcia £ Robert Bents
644 ·9060 XllZ
B ALBOA I SLAND .
Handsome waterfront Chatcau, built with
the finest materials~
Designed for the casual island lifestyle.
Privare"'mooring ind.
327 GRAND CANAL
$995,000
OPEN HOUSE
1609 EMERA LD ·BAY
Inc redible white water views from
large S bedroom , 4 .S bath home in the p rivate
beach community of Emerald. Bay.
S UNDA}', 12:00 T O 4:00
REDU CED $4So .ooa~
TO
$1,6SO,OOO
FOR GATE CLEARANCE,· CALL ·494-7SlS
BRUCE MILLER
EMERALD BAY HQME O FFICE
494-7919
COLDWELL B ANKER
. 6 44-9060 x l31
Rewntfy mnodelt'd 48R. 3.5BA p_lus 4 car garage. Prune rul • Prof decorated 48R. 3.58A w/masttt -.u1le on 1st level Euro
dt> ~ locaboo. Wann hardwood floors. rustom~I &: paper kite.hen. huge family mom formal hbran /d~-n. lu<ih rear yard •
+ IJW\Y quality built-ins. Livi.sh master swte w slean\ YUN. w /pool spa .md l'fl~rt.llnui~ area
And e:.crt:L<te ait-a WAS $1,790,000 NO $1,495,000 Priced to Sell Now .Sl,290,000 .
~ < ) I I , I\ ( H h. I '\. t . 11 \\I I >I{
Near n<>w SBR. SBA i\rcht m.,1Tp1l'l't' Natural hrdwd floor.,
romputeri.1.ed bg.hlmf;. -.oanng le1hng:. 6r !-lcJte of the art gourmet kitchen w I grarutc o.iunt~
TRADE POSSIBLE $2.JS(),000
· ~< l I I > -1111 I ~I l \I I I lH I\ I
You deserve ..... .
•Honesty
• 24 Years Experience
• Commwiication
• Personal Service
•'
WAS ~0,960NOW $819,000
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RE/MAX So C3urly
NPwporl Brh
760-5000 ext. 1 26
For Recorded Details Call 1 -800-784-5171
440 Holmwood. Newport Beach
Highly upgraded 3B~m. 3 Bath home with 2 master sui.tes,
beamed ceilings, skylights, spa. yard & deck areas.
Code #2051
CORONA DEL MAB VIEWS!
2 ad1acent lots being sold together for one low price.
Great "new build project" or remodel.
Code #2021
510Bolu81vd
COdel2041
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OCEAN VIEW -EmonoQAJ remodel on a rare giant comer lot on a cozy cul de-
-.ac: Sunny and :ury. Great noor plan w/a wonderful master & huge mai.tcr bath
3-a.r F-ge. Owne~ leaving the area Corona del Mar Best Buy.
D rastie Pritt R edoc:tion 10 $539,000 45 Y VIEW
COROJ-lA DEL.MAR
Approx 7.000 sq. ft. mru.terpiecc w/ awesomc ocean, bay & night light views. Rare huge lot \lt-
uated JU'\I above the harbor! 5BR. 5.SBA. Customized intcnor. Ground include pool, ,pa, tca-
hou \C & formal Japanc~e gardens. Reduced To -$2.300,000 .. ).~
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CORONA DEL MAR
Spygla'' Hill"' mo't~pecuis:ular ocean, bay. golf couri;e, and city light\ e-.tate on huge nearly
20.000 -.q.ft. lot. Gorgel\U~ 4BR remodel with magnificent ground.' -and elegant pool/ ,pa
1 Jade Cove $999.000
TRADITIONALS BR/ 3.5 BA
Remodel w/great curb appeal and a fanta.~tic floor plan! Gorgeous oak kitchen w/cu.,tom Ille''
Big family room. Newport Be¥h Beauty. Plantation \huuen. tbru-oot Motivated' $569,000
NEWPORT HEIGlfi'S
Giant two lot parcel (near 1/4 acre). Rare find to build your dream home or,po sibl}' build 4
holllC! on this great property. ·5419,000
,
Beautiful near new 3BR/2.58A home in Gorgeous. Giant end unit on quiet cul-de·
gated in community. sac. ~BR. 2.SBA. Beautiful marble n~.
Owner tran ferred. $288,MO . vaulted ceHinp. a "IO". sie.-
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GARY SULtY:
No white lies here
AGENCY:
Metro Realty
JOB TITLE:
Realtor
FARM AREA:
Orange County
HOW LONG Willi AGE CY:
Four year..
CITY OF RESIDF.NCE: •
Nc\\Cpon Beach
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Sport!
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· ~CTAWIAR ~OUllSE VIEW'S* *REMODEi.ED POOL HOME* 4 Bedroom 2 5 beth s!nQle story home
with large family room leading out to !arge yard with Dool New ceilmg_s, new ~room,~r al master suite off pool. Bonus rooml 75..tOOO in uocuades.
5 YR NU Townhome. orof decorated with E course W?W5 from an rooms!! Plantation
ners. e.11ble yam carpet.=t master w/ fireolac~ Two l<vge entertain decks CNef· loofdng the course.Seller tran Crred' Priced below comps' ::11489.000
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* STORY ESTATE * Brand new 5 ~room 5 5 bath w/ library. CORONA D EL MAtt
Mediterranean 4 year new 3BR/3BA
townhomc w/vaUltcd ceilings c;kv-
hghts, fireplace 2 car garage walk fo
beach'
huge family room. gourme1 kitchen maids
quarters bOnus room centrdl vac ma~ter ~te w/ retreat and f1repl.x:e Flr~placc in
liV1'!9 rm and family room Pool c;1n fld1 bacX yard .. Only $359.000! 0FFERE> AT $1.095.000 . ·
• Little Balboa Island
Bayfront
The ptctureo,que ch.inn and ercnity of Little Balboa !\land
off el' the perfect i.etting foe this beauufully remodeled New
England style residence. Built for ver,Jllhty. th1'> lc~al
duplex fu ncuom. readily ~ a large mgle fam1l) home Con-
1,tructcd m 1970 with attention to quality lath and pl~tcr
walls, wood frJ.me w1ndows. hardwood and central vacuum
are among the numerous amenities. In 1989 the kitchen wa"
redesigned 10 capture the bay \iew and now include-. a -.pa-
cmus breaHa1,t bar. a-. \\Cell 8', top of the l111C .tpphancc"
including a SubZero refriger.itor. Al"° m I 989. the '1cw on-
ented master 1,u1te wa ct~ted from two 'mailer bedn1oms to
offer a c;\\ceping private retreat with a <.umptuou' ma,ter
bath and c'cept1onal d<htt "JXiee.
A '>pectacular ovef'>itc bnck patio complete with picket
fence. groom1.-d hedge.' and colorful planting' lead' to the
Dutl h door of the; 4 bedroom, 4 ootli and 4 fireplace proper-
ty. ln1,ide. window o;eab. beautiful hght fhtures, raised panel
doon. and up~tau·s \<lu lled ceiling' with pot 'heh e all crate
an ambiance of a quality and comfortable lifestyle. Tile
optional apartment ha. a private entry and generou ~iLc
rooms including a tudy niche. The two car garage ;..,
accc "Cd from a trcct quality alley for ease of wide tum . a
real bonu<; for li>land h\lng!
iJ'he ha.red pier leads.lo an c~ceptional and umquc dock. In tead of a fl<llll with idt tic for tach nei&hbor. thiio dock as a center '>lip for hared uo;c plus ample 'ide tic ~e and dock
space for a mal~r boat It the front. Located only a bort di<;tancc from the harbor entrance. lhi h a calm. wide channel and a fmnt row ~t for the Chnstm.a! ~ t parade.
·This lovely property is ojftred at
. $1,40f!, o~o
'For /urllwr litfonnalion, Pko.Se Contact
STAR REAL STATE
XAM 't
Barbara Aune: Rcl-ised fur.ally rU.gged
Her humble roots gave
rise to a lucrative real
estate career
By Joyce Scherer
Rt•al £11att• Etlitm
I
Thae Jre ntne mounted Jntm.il head'
\lgilant I) "'all h111g mer thl' man) lrea,ures
'') 1i,hl) plJn:d in C\ l.'ry nook Jnd crJnny of
B,11bara Aune\ Newport Beach home The
.1111el11pc' and buffaloc-.. plus a \.\1ld
mu,lang 'l..ull and a life \I/Cd pmler of John
Wayne. 'cem tn 1c,t1fy lhat lhe Gru bb &
Fllh Rea hor "'"'· indeed. born and nll\Cd 111
the \Wee ping hill ' nf Muntana
·'My brother u~d to 'ay I wa' ra1scc.f
rurally rugged:· \he said. "I d1dn "t have
ph.mbtng or u:-.c a lelephone unui I went
Jway to college ··
Bom in the "alle} of Hamilton in we'>lem
Montana. Aune wa\ one of fi\C children
Her father. Sidney. and mother. Zoe. were '
both graduate\ of the U01 ver\1ty of
Montana. Her grandfather.
who served in the C1v1I
War. wru> appointed Indian
agent for the Blackfool •
nation
"M} father wa' the
college·., fir..t foo1ball
caplain. We hved on a
large ranch. but lo<;t it m
the Depression. My dad
graduated 10 bu \iness. so
he W3.\ a lousy rancher; in
fac t, he wa!'t kinda lousy at
c:\erything. but he was
'cry handsome:· s~e said
with u laugh. ··He never
earned u hv10g. My mom.
"'a' a \Chool teacher
l..mda born of the wealthy
After \.\e h>\t the big ranch
"'e moved to a rental a
tiny \hacky hou'>e
·w e had no plumbing
.ind 11 wa.'> very i..Olated I
"'alked three mile<; to
grade \Choo! There were
fi\e people 10 my eighth
grade class I was the top
\ludent ··
one-i.tore town had a voting population of
92. Her father and brother. built a log cabi)'I
clo'.'>C to the mine where the family lived.
"It had a little bit of copper, now and then,
but mostly we borrowed money to exbt,"
she said.
Aune said the family'i. lean exi tencc
played a major role in the success she has
experienced as an adult.
. "It made me bate poverty," she aid. "It
made me want to have security for my
children because that life was so in~ure.
My father never had a job, never brought
home a check for $100. He was trying to
make a million on the ranch. then a million
on the copper mine ...
After high o;<:hool. Auoe attended the
University of Montana as a fine arts and
P"Ychology major. She put hel'\Clf lhroogh
college by working three job .
'"I waited tables. I illustrated books for a
correspondence -.chool and ~'>isled the
hou~mother at my Delta Gamma
'orority:· she \aid.
In 1946. at the end of her junior year.
Aune married a law tudent. In 1950. the
fami ly (then with two !J'Tlall children)
mmed to Newport Beach In the early
1960,: di' on.:ed from her husband, Aune
began to ponder a professional career.
.. I didn"t have a college degree and
couldn 't '>pell -'o I knew I wasn't going to
be a 'ecretary," '>he 'aid. "But because I
l..ne'W John.M.icnab. who wa.~ sales
manager for Mru1co\pew homes' div1!1ion. I
became a hoMesi. for the new home~ in
Dover Shorel>.
··1 would watch lhese guys (Realtors) -
and my friends would come in and we would
have the best time and they would say ...
·you show us the hou~e.'
·'It's not like today where you have these
dynamic Realtors -back then it was all older
When 1t wa-. lime for
high \Choo!. Aune walked
the th ree m1lei. to catch a
bu' which rook her to
M1"oula. 20 miles away
.. In the wmter. walkmg
three mile' 1i. like walking
I oo:· 'he 1k11d ... When
Aune kneels by the antelope whose head decorates a wall
of her Newport Beach home.
people talk about the good cite· duy1i. I say,
no wa y. these are the gOOd ole' doys."
According to Aune. the f arnily lived in
the rental house for about a year until her
foth~r·s neM bu\ines~ venture, 11 cop(>!r
mine. took them to clo ... e-b)' Clinl()O. the ..
retired men. Thel"C weren 't kidy Renltol"ll,
and I remember asking Jobn if I wa wart
enough to do what those men were dom&?
He said yes. So 1 rud if t tudied would~
hire me? He aid n9 hr woutd .Cver hire a
woman. So 1 aot my 11ic·n~c m {~8 an<i,fu'lt
like he said, he wouJdn1tbire me."
Undaunted, Aune went to work for Ruth
Pardoll who had an all-woman office on the
comer of Dover and Westcliff.
'"AIJ the Realtors· offices were store-front
looking with kinda dumb furniture.'' 'ihe
recaJled. "Well. Ruth did lhe office in walnut
pane1s, olive green carpet and light blue
upholstered furniture. It was so sleek. I felt
just like a movie star going to work .
'1'be "first day I was in the office. this
good friend called and listed a house in
for \aJe.
"So r went to John Macnab and i.aid I bet
they needed prob3te money. So John came
up with a selling price of $340,000 and I
came up with $350.000."
Aune next went to Ernie and askea if he
would pay $350,000 for the lot; he said yes.
"So he $.ave me a check for $50.000. I had
never sold anything over $150.000 in my
life." she said, "but that was because nothiQg
wus for ell over $150,000. John and I then
went to Mrs. Beek with the check and she
said she would
take it.
f.ven os a child, Barbara loved her hats. Pictured ot the ranch with her
mother, Zoe.
"'Well Ernie.
bad a
moton:ycle. and
I wouJd ride on
the back of it -1
sort of dated
him. So WC
roared up to
Bank ofNewpon
where he wrote
the check for
$300.000. The
gal at the bank
nearly nipped.
And when
escrow· c1osed. I
made a picnic
. for "s on the lot
with silver
candlesticks and New;ort Heighi{~ it sold three days later for
$39.500. Today that house is valued at about
$600,000."
. That was the beginning of Aune's
lucrative career which has spanned nearly
30 year8.
"And then every time I would sec John
Macnab, he'd say, 'You sure you don't want
to be my first lady reaJtor?' And I'd say, no
John. Ruth toolc me in when yoo wouldn•i,•·
Aune said. "Ruth was so proud of me
because I became an insJant star. I had a lot
offriends, I loved houses -l just thought it
was a p~ of cake.
"'Of course the contracts were only a page
long; today they arc eight It was sales price.
how much down ... so simple. Today, it i
much more of a profe ion with 1 lot of
technology. Then it was kind of what you
did after retirement."
Aune finally joined Macnab's office three
year.; later when Pardoll retired. By then,
Macnab bad two women ReaJtors on hi
staff.
"I have had such wonderful selling
experiences," she said. '1llc people I have
met. I have flown to New York' and tayed
in their Sth Avenue apartments and gone on
trip<; to Jamaica and Bermuda with them.
These are just people I have met through
real e tate and we· ve become best friends."
Aune has been with the company as it
evolved from Macnab, to Macnabllrvine Md
finally Grubb &·Ellis.
"I have never left my company." he . aid.
"J don't move and I don't change cars. I
have a 162 miles on my 1979 Mercedt~ and
it looks great."
A real estate lr'all~cti n. Aune says he
"will never forget," took pl e 1n the 1970\ .
when he sold the well-known Btck lot,
owned by the developers of Harbor I land.
Today, a lighthouse home s1t.c; elegantly at
the end of Harbor Island. a landmark
property appreciated by all who view it. 1 •
'1'hc Becks had alway!\ pl:inned to b'1ild ..
on it, but they bad thn.'C sons and !-to it came
down to wruch son would get the lot," Aune
aid. '1'hcn Mr. Beek died. Well, I had th1~ •
weaJtby client (Emie) from Detroit whu
linen)> ...
And though Aune has faced many
obstacles in her life. this year bas been.
perhaps. her m0 t challenging as she battled
a serious illness. Thltnkfully. Aune says. she
has made a full recovery.
"I bet J received over 1,000 cards; some
from people I didn't even remember, but had
met somewhere. sayin& I was in the.it _
prayers. .. she ~.
While recuperating, Aune bad an
opportunity to do something which her busy
schedule had pttvioosly prohibited. She
roamed through her house appreciating aJI
the memori~ and simply rejoicing in its
warmftl and beauty.
"I also had a chance to talk with people by
the hour." be said. "When yoo'rc sick and
don't have the trength toYrorlc. you JU hit
and vi it with friemb. I feel good about my
life. l have close relationships and J am very
intjmate with my children and
grandchildren."
And about the mounted heads?
"When I was growing up, my brothers
shot deer to eat. they didn't mount a head
bccau~ there ww n't a ~idemtlst in 100
mile. ," said Aune. who has humcd in
Montana llOd Wyoming.
"But my grandparents' house was a big.
bis ranch hOose with all sorts of animal
head\ and bear rugs. J remember their home
a.\ being wondcrfuJ with the big fireplace.
My parents' homes and my uncles' ho~
ne~er h d a head in it, and here I come
along. But my kid.'> don't want a head, yet
my 22-year-old gnin~ on can't wait to have
all the beach."
And what about the ha~ Aune is o famou~ for wearing? ·
"J have no idea how many hats I have -
m:iybc 40." "he id . "I ha~c the first Stet,on
I bought when I \1/.3 u junior in high school .
l \till b~vc it in it.\ original box, but lt'i. a
ti~d·lookintt tiuJe Stetson which ljuM love."
J.,BorlHUo Aunt can IH naclt~d at Grubb
& Eut,, 23 Cof"P()f'tlU P1'u.A Su.lit 190,
N1wport Bead (114) 644-6200.
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f.ome find Ocean Ridge and experience t}iis charming Santa Barbara Hacienda. Exemplifying
unde~stated elegance ·while m.~taining sophistication. and versatile living for today's family.
Designed for formal entertatnmg, the rooms are spacious and elegant. The abundance of ·
windows and French doors throughout the home maximizes the breathtaking canyon
and ocean views.
Each of the five.bedroom suites has its own private bath. The master suite is
. a luxurious retreat with every amenity. There is also a separate
studio with fireplace. ~ _ -
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Exclusive Brokers _
Ann, Ted &·Suzanne 725-512~
Nearing complttion 3 .additional reiidmces
$1,395,000 to $1,795,000 ·
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Residenric1I Re:il F_~:ue SerYices • Independently Q\\,ned and Operated.
NEWPOIU BAYFRONT
C01y Balboa Coves 2bd, 2ba home with 38 ft. boa1 slip and 2 car garage.
Qu1c1 ga1c-g~rdcd communiry.
$548,500 Arne Petersen Code 70m
COUNTRY COTIAGE
One story Jbd, 3ba charmer. Special fcarurcs indudc cathedral ccilinP,. bn~k fireplace & hardwood Aoors. Rodger's gardens bnd.scaping & bnCk
pauos.
$464,000
Rarr singlr level 3bd, 3ba in an excellent IOC!ltion. Lovely OricncaJ gardens
with warcrf.i.11. Best price in Big Canyon.
$595,000 Carol Allison Code 70807
MANOR BY THE SEA
rimdrn ~rylr .ind qu.1liry arc ptrstntcd in thi, exquisitely remodeled 3bd,
3ha hornr Rich wood Aoon, step-down liyiqg room, brick patios, ~uti
fuf l.ind~l.iping on a double North Laguna lot.
$1 ,225,000 Ted Jarvis Code 71337
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BIG CANYON
PREMIER FSfA1]:
Spacious 5bd. 5.5ba over
looking the eighth fairway.
'fhls home is fabulous for
entcrummg. Hu~ 101 w/
pnvarc gates & moror
co.urt
Carol Allison
$1,850,000
Code 71687
JUST REDUCED!!
2 story 2bd, · 1 ba. G!Cat Joacion in the bluffs. Very
qu1cc & prvt unir w/ sweeping view of g:rccnbdt &
sunsets. Newly l<tnd.scapcd.
Escher Tabak
$189,000 Code 71587
BIG CANYON SHOWCASE
2bd, 2.5ba bordering Big Canyon golf course, patio
sidp to 16th hole. Customized interiors. Comm. pool
&spa. • ..
• ~y Konf.tl & Jim Wcisonbach
$368,000 <Ade 7H77
ONE OF A KIND!
,,. Walk out of your door on the sun-soaked beaches of
Balboa Pcninsub. Located at die end of the board-
waJk w/3bdrms & 2.75ba. Beautifully detailed
home.
Solly & Evdyn Shatz.co
$799,000 <Ade 70367
ONTHE.
WATERFRONT
~ntly remodeled with
unique spa to outside ~I.
Two-uory 3bd. home with 60 fr. of bay frontage ;anJ dock. .
Arne Pctcnen
$1,365,000
c.ode 71137
QUIET ELEGANT uffsrn..E
Elegant ~om home in a quirt Uutrior location. 4bd &
2.5ba, w/ ovmizcd g;ar.igc & OObby aica. hardwood 8oors.
plantation shutters and twtom built cntatainmcnt cmtcr. 24 .
hour gated commurury. .
Mali Gulledge
$519,000 Code 70257
IRVINE TE.iliCE
'4bd, 2ba in great neighborhood. Lots of windows look
ing our to a prvt backyard. Lrg. kitchen. I block to
beautiful p-ark. Owner will consider trade.
$599,000
Marilyn Kershner
Code 72107
PRIME
BEAOIFRONT
Spacious 5bd w/ almost
100 ft. of S«luded beach. Pryt pool & -spa. Total
POV2C)'·
Kent McNaughton
$5,700,000
Code71937
OU>E CORONA DEL MAR
New Enpnd tyk architeautt on choice comer
location. Large livingroom, spaciow deck, large
~tchcn, dramatic stairway & funily room with ocean
VICW.
'Linda Oetb & Lois Jaoobs
$865,000 . Code 7<WT7
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2657 RMrsick Otive Sat $294,900
2626 RMn.ick Dam Sat $247,000 Dana Black
2323 Vuta Huerta Sat $169,000 LH. Sally Shipley
2 Faitwind SIS $1,595,000 ATS
3616 Ocean Blvd SIS $1.395,000-M2li Gulledge
250 Haul Drive SIS $1,095,000 Tabak/Jacobs
19 Harbor Ri~ Drive SIS $679,000 Tom Brunson
ll Riva SIS $525.000 Knoche/ATS
1301 Sw,,cx SIS $455,000 LouA.nnc R.ittey
301 Avmida C.Crritos SIS $395,000 Phyllis Hayden
401 Vuu Roma SIS $255.000 Gilela Burmeister
51 Royal St. ~rgc Sun $1 ,850,000 Carol Allison
15 R~Vcne Sun Sl,195,000 PaulWrigbt
508 Kings Place Sun $999,000 Karen RC?.Ck
33 Montccito Sun $950,000' Maxine Propp
1712 Antigua Way Sun $789.000 Kathy Granieri
I 319 E. Balboa Blvd. IC Sun $799,000 SollyS~tzcn
I Irvine Terrace 2006 Seadrift Sun $599,000 Marylin Kushner
Imoe Tcmta 1824 Marapata Sun $585,000 BJ John.son
Balboa Coves 10 Balboa Coves Sun $548,500 Arne Petersen
2«M5 Sbipway Sun $539,000 Pam Ball
Altezz.a 19 Riva Sun $509,000 Shi.rky Licbr
Corona dd Mar 610 Avocado . Sun $464,000 Judy Strauss
Corona dd Mar . 3621 Lilac Sun $425,000 Jo Ann Kenton
Big Canyon Villas 405 Baybill Sun $379,000 Jim tic Kay
Big Canyon Villas 417 BaybiU Sun $335,000
Bluffs 222 Nata Sun $(25,000
415 Vista Sucrte Sun $329,000 Mary Von Gclckm
2006 Beryl Lane Sun $369,000 Dana Black
W'unblcdon Glen 3381 Wunblcdon Way Sun $3~.900 Claudette Mann·
Newport Heights Sun $279,000 Patti o· Dciky
Afuo Vacjo $146,500
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WFSr OCEANFRONT PRF..MlER OCF.ANFRONT PROPERTY
New 3bd, 3ba ocanfrooa residence with private roof
rop clcdc. Quality amenities including security and
sound systems.
Ann, Ted, Suunnc
$1,095,000 Code 71067
It.EDUCED FOR FAST SALE 5bd, .4.Sba on huv comer lot. This home is srunning PCl'f~ion wl cxqu"irc appointments ~ oce-ao tnd bad bay views. •
Krnc McNaughton $1,l~,000 Code 71987
This dramatic custom home features unique architec-
tural design tic luxurious appointmmts which provides
the finest ofliving tic entemining on the oceanfront.
Stephanie Houghton & Kent McNaughton
$1,39S1000 Cock 71867
FINFSf OCEANFRONT PROPEJOY
5bd. 6.5ba magnific.cnt Cllitom home. The finest
.crJfismansh.ip tic materials. Fcatur~ in many maga;
UOC$. Pool. spa. dcvacor and more.
Kent McNaughton
$3,995,000 Code 71857
HARBOR RIDGE ~IC S~cular custom 4bd, 4.5ba home with libD:JY, 4 granite fireplaces,
huge fmilly ~m tic 4 car garage. Sparkling pool & spa. sccuriry system tic 3 a.it condiuoocrs.
$1,550,000 Carol Allison Code 71267
BFAUTIFUL BAYCRESI'
lmmacuJarc large cusrorn with 5br and 4ba. Private mliter suite. built-ins.
~uhcd wood beam ceilings. and rcccsscd lighting. Possibk to buy witb
furniture.
OORONA DEL MAil PP.RFFCl10N
Spacious 4br, 3.5ba Cape c.od style. Excdlent Ooorpbn with soarmg c:OJ-
ing:s. hrdwd. Ooon. tic 2 brick firepbccs.
$799,000 Linda Oeth & Lois Jacobs Code 71647
BELCOURI'-WIU TRADE
Gracio\1) 5bd cU5tom'homc: with ocean view. -4 ar ~· Spacioui, light
and lovely. AUo ~vailable furnished.
$1,69S,000 .. BdJc Partch . Code 711-'?
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with dual master suttes, pool & spa
Heidi Stockwell $179,000
California Sea Breeze Gated' 3 Bd
3 Ba Us>«radedl Priced to sell I
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Heidi Stockwell $195,000
room cottage Bonus room & large yard
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Cree Lombardi $419,000
l.a•unai NlaueJ Make offer!
Seller ts motivated. Very sharp property
with some ocean view.
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Newp ort North VIiias Very private
location on oversized lot" Marbella floor-
plan 3 or 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, J car gar
Susan Scanlan $499,500
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Ol'.Jen beam ceilings Priced to SELL!
Debi Bibb $529,000
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3 bedropms. 3 baths Ocean/harbor views
Thomas & Lombardi $549,000
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4 bedroom. Great loQdon. dose to parit.
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Sharon Smith $699,000
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room. 3.5 bach renodeled aOd expanded
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contemporary plantation! 180° ocean
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loc.atJon Great beach IMn1
Bob DITuUlo $385,000
Oceanfront Laaun• oceanfrQnt,
• approll 112 acre. secluded cove.
fe"J Fluter $1 . 150,000
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3 bedrooms. 2 5 baths Ocean view
Connie Maxsenti $895,000
• liad>or l•land Exduslve bayfront
property In p ted enc.live. New dock:.
Corkett & Hank $2,47,,000
Portaftna .. Laree .e Bd 3 Ba StnkJnc
ocean, whitewater and coastline view
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room bi)'front wfttl new private dock
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644~1600
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Udo _Isle ... Udo Isle 6 bedroom ~tate
next to clubhouse and park
John McMonl&Je $I , 195 ,000 _
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Hanis &10Jne $1 ,299,000
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family home Gated community.
Unda Lyle $1,250.~
Oce•• ••4&• .. Santa aarbara
style. Ve.«Y ~aillnc Great vlew'r Sca.a.a&wee..-.. $1 ,59'.000
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Oceanfront
Living
West Newport Beach Prime ocean-
front location• Newer. buth 1n JQ80
Jo hn McMonlgle $1.099.000
North Laguna -Oceanfront Spectacular
North Laguna beachfront estate
Mary EDen & Bob Wecfarz $1 ,999, 999
Balboa Peninsula Pt. New c; bed-
room. 5 5 bath Mediterranean mans1ort
Bob Berg $2,545,000
Emerald Bay Charmine cpttaae.
appeared In AlchitecturaJ Digest In the past
Rod & Nancy Daley '$2. 700/mo.
Bay view! I bedroom.
I bath, I car garage Comer location
Rick Langevin $229,900
Newport Coast~Trovare New 3 bed-
room, 2 5 bath townhome Views!
Heidi Stockwell $285,000
Ocean Ridge · Great opportunity
to build a custom home In Newport
Coast Comer lot on upper street.
Weinstein & Scanlan $435,000
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Harbor Rldce Crest 4 bedro0m •
• 3.5 bath Kenslncton. Quiet cul-de-sac.
Pnvate view 1oc.at1on. Poss1b1e lease/option.
C.arol Bera $539,000
Sea Island Best of all views and best
of aJI values! Single level townhome.
Mary Ellen & Bob Wqlan $529,000
Belcourt 3 bedroom. 2.5"bath town-
home. Superb condition w/ spa & view
Virginia Zenz $665,000
Belcourt Terrace 3 bedrooms.
3 5 baths. master suite. family room. 2 Stofy
Bert & Marian Reedy $745,000
Newport Beach
Cllffhaven Low price ln Newport Central Newport Oceanfront 3 Bd
• Heights 2 bedrooms. Light & bri&ht
Thomas & Corkett $189, 900
3 Ba. 2 FP, wine cellar, security system
Rick Langevin $1,295,000
Big C.anyon Expa~d Plan I
with 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, pool and spa
Karen Betson $945,000
Big C.anyon ~ptional 5 ~room
custom over1ookln& 14th fairway Will trade
Lqrand & Worden $1.595,000
Belcourt Grand Belcourt custom
estate M31nlflcent grounds
Beverly Morphy $2,850,000
Ritz Cove Two great oceanfront
lots In guard gated community of Ritz
Cove. Perched above park and Pacific.
Scanlan & Busk $2,690,000
Costa.Mesa
CoUqe Park Remodeled Colleae
Park home. New kitchen and baths
Steve HI.ah $229,900
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I 70 Emerald -Bay
·A Spectac~lar Oceanfront Vil .la
-Spectacular views of Emerald Bay beaclt , crasfting surf, and tfre Laguna coastline
-Extraordinary· new construction utilizing tfre ultimate in structural, architectural & design materials
-Private , completely landscaped entry courtyard featuring imported tilework, fountain , and small
reflecting pool
-5 bedrooms with baths, separate maid's quarters , exercise room, gourmet kitchen , and
temperature-controlled wine room ·
-Two large double garages witft extra outside parking ,..
-Outdoor, balcony ;acuzzi with panoramic ocean view ~ f
-Exclusive guard-gated communit11 of E.merald Bay, offe~ng 24-liour security, private beacft,
parffs and tennis ·
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3720 Ocean Blvd.
Spectacular view!
Walk to beach! Perfect
4 bedrrom , 3 bath family
home with large back yard
and view decks_
$1,375,000
PAT HURLEY ...,.
759 ... 3725 _
1226 Blue Gum ·
Executive home with
3 bedrooms, 2 _baths plus
pow~er room, country kitcfren
and library. Prime location
on corner lot in cul-de-sac.
$475,000
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CoRONA DEL MAR
NEWPORT. COAST
·Specialist
LYN ·N N.OAH
759,..3722
INCOME OPPORTUNITIES
CORONA· DEL MAR
Bright: airy 2 bedroom,
I bath rental. Terrific
upgraded owners unit with
2 bedrooms plus den,
3 baths, 2 car garage
and 2 brick patios.
$449,000 .
PENINSULA POINT
A rare find . Two 2 bedroom,
I bath rentals plus a .
3 bedroom, 2 bath. -
Excell~nt for investor or
home plus income.
Large lot, quiet location.
Steps to ocean or bay.
$519,000 ..
PRICE REDUCED!!
Private, Gated Community -2 Bedrooms,
2 Baths, Den and Large Brick Patio
Must Sell! Must Sell!
$469;000
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MAKE . OFFER!!!
Owner wants property
-·soLD!!! NOW! .
. Best House! Best Value!
CAMEO SHORES
VIEW HOME .
$949,600
MAKE OFFER!!!
An Opportunity For A
Bayfront Home Like No Other
Gorgeous Home! Gorg~ous View!
$3,395,000
1529 LINCOLN LANE
Bay crest
• A 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME
• EXPANDED KITCHEN~FAMILY AREA
• ATRIUM ENTRY
• LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH BUILT~INS & FlREPL.ACE
• FORMAL DINING ROOM OVERLOOKING
L.ATIICE COVERED PATIO -
• LIGHT, BRIGHT ROOMS THROUGHOUT .
• LUSH GARDENS AND BIG GRASS YARD
DOOR LAUNDRY AND WORKROOM
ENCH DOORS -HARDWO<;?D FLOORS
PARATE 2 CAR GARAGE 1
• GREAT SCHOOLS
• ROOM TO EXPAND
Priced to sell ,at $575,000
MICKEY ROWE
759-3789
· 32 WHITEWATER
Jttsmine Creek
• A STATEMENT IN CL.ASS
• 3 BEDROOMS, 2. 5 BATHS
• MARBLED FOYER
• CATHEDRAL CEILINGS
• LUSH GARDENS
• SOOTHING WATERFALLS
• Cozy FAMJLY ROOM
•GOURMET KITCHEN
• DINING OVERLOOKJNG THE GARDENS
• MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE
NI For $497 ,000
Call Mickey for an appointment to .see ---759.-3789
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BAYSHORES
·Debi Bibb
759~3707
Do you want a spacious home for .
· yo1;«ir children and family
This outstanding home approximately 9,000 square feet on approximately one acre, may be
your perfect answer. The house is of highest quality finish, with 7 bedrooms, 6 full baths and
2 powder rooms. Never lived in! South of rhe 405 freeway and minutes to all amenities
OUTSTANDING VALUE ! Priced Now at $1 ,750,000
( CALL FOR. A FREE MARKET AN~YSIS )
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OCE;ANFRONT UNITS • $I ,09'9000
Mint .. conditlon duplex right on the sand.
Spacious units; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
and 2 bedrooms. 2 baths.
$199,000
1Wo units, each 2 bedrooms, right on
the sand. Use as dupJex or remodel
to single famny.
• Spectacular ~ustom Me~iterranean estate -•
• erestigious Bear Brand Ranch .... .
• Traditional European styling throoghout
• Breathtaking panoramic views of Capistrano
Valley. mountains and ocean
• Yafd large enough for your own private park
• Private pool. spa and redwood sauna
• Extensive. travertine marble flooring
• Magnificent rotunda foyer with floating staircase
and ceili.ngs appro)(lmately 40 feet high
PATRICK BARTOLIC
(714) 651-3972
NEWPORT ISLAND $599,000
Newer top-quality townhome overlooking a
sandy beach and a charming and peaceful
bay view. The home was expertly upgraded
and furnished by the designer--owner.
OCEANFRONT SHOWPLACE $1,275.000
On a prime comer k>t this home features 3 Bd.
plus derVoftke and a Lqe rooftop deck. Ocean
and cataHn8 ~from eadl ol itS dfte *>lies.
$535,000
5br. 3ba family home.plus separate ottice/den. New .
kitchen tile, appliances, bay window. New bath-."
rooms, trench doors. plantation ~tiers. Bring all
offers! •
$339,000
Upgraded38Rtownhoolew/lowtygolfcourseviews.
Privale entrance & 2-car garage. Quiet & S8f8f18.
. $699,000 ..
Beautiful C~ Cod bulltTn' l99f wilh Iha beSl
maErials money can buy. Hardwood ftoors. granite
counlefs. flagstone patio. Call f OI a private showing.
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$1 ,389 ,000
Fabulous "New England" style hm. Huge lewl lot!
Designed by Lynn Pries. 5 or 6 BR. 2 great rms. huge Ill kithen.
$346,000
Charming & Cozy,2bahomew/largeyard & tropical
trees newly tiled floor. Ip. Large 2 car garage. RV
access.
$279,900
Awrox.3100sqft. R21ot Buildneworkeep.2-1BR
units. Shott walk to bea:h . ..
IALIOA OCUIROMT
A SUS*b & l#llQll9 PfOl*IY mR. ~ htny.1amly rm. C~ ~ & OfVAlt 3
.,,., ol durlte corhl. pnnwy & 9fJCOOCl¥y lnlerlOf mi~ 3 5*llys JI~. 5
Dies ol audio cnol $2,545,000
IM• TERRACE fJ:1m)m row. Jiit. 3BA parunc-. hlll. rmwxlded & 1n pdd arobon W 'Plbo & pn• lnlff COlltyWd W/DOOI &ety rm has _, ol tartlof °' PoOI GotKllW's IClldWI w,tty ~ m s*ylqe & ts open lo vautled c:eitrig "Gfel' rm.
$1,llO,DOD
IEAUTIFll. UYSHORU • 118
48R. 3 ~ lr:lQI l"'10del in 1997 Milin ftr ~ w/BA 2 sal1'y beaches 1n guard gated
am'l'Ul'lty MUSI .t . $1%5,000
CAPI COi QIARM + cawJTY COISlRUCTIOlt
Bfhn 19118. .,,losand Venallltfarn.hmw~ncomel.riil48R, 4.SBA.on3nls WMe
ble. oak cab, 8'lbw MM-Jn condition $185,000
12 UlfTS • BEST BUY II COSTA MW
Exdlenrental ••closelo Hatbor 8Nd bus!~ All UllllS 111e2BR, IBA & eJlrarnc
coir. tom 2 luldry rms Loan rr-.y be ISSUl1'ed. OWllef may consider a SfR as Pill1
&llNIQef $71$,000
HARBOR VIEW HW C&; & Mow 111 ~ now• a.Ai!Wly 1'fllJdeied -4BR. l8A. t.trnly rm w/rn ~ 111, ~ Windows EnJ)y bly/octMi view & l•rge prrale yatd
Many llllrlSI Hugi pfb lldl.aonl $al,OOO
IUlJ'TRl POllstU POllT HOME
38R. 38A. ~ pertect. t.qe '"* ute •fl •It-in closets. f1JmW dining nn. den
1lll'bll4rl "*'11rnnm C1J ~ lllOltshop cedlr l111ed dom A drun1 $&31,000
IUlJ'TRl KUllat RllfiE ESTATES
La tJll)Wl• l.UnnQlc In 1111 estms 4811. 38A -~ ~ ol cily tqcs & rrlnl You <3\1 nd I twn & ¥ilw hllll hs tor lhe pric:el!! $821,tlOll
.• OCOI VIEW · CAMEO HICILUDS
Cbllnviewflolil• rralol mw In ctwmng481l ~ approx.2!m+ SQ ft larntyllT\ VflY
wl t'IMainld $515,DOD
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oppotl\nty lo ~ )OI# Ch im hm 1R deslril* Slloredih. ApprOll
'Cl loc:llldonqn •ISorra oc:aiviews. Chiming 38R. 28A hmw/ZBR. 28A
psi hMt. tW flllrl • new CllPC. $515,tlOll
TOWlltOMI Wi11ACI BAY VIEWS! a..111i28R.2SllA.r.gtcwtyanlmy,bllcony,palJO.Lo~ydenllfoieatpdQaled
COll11\. W/DOOI, spas & ......, $SA,500
OCEAI I SAY VIEWS e )ea( new mwmon. 3111, 38.\ lllJtld califllJS, twk:k patios, Frend! 0oois. w~ to 1-=N . .. ..
WONDBIRl. l.OCATIOl IY BEGOllArm
Octan'llew tromlloli Pi!IO. )d.llr dla & roollop FrencMoOfS & windowsthr~
38R. 2 58A 3 trpfs. Nidllaod ars. bit-ins. woe msu sin W/tlllcony $'569,tlOll
HARBOR VIEW HOMU SooQ!'l itlef loation •.9><oeous ww Suigle saoty, J!R + lanlty rm & den on pool siled
lol ~.950
WOllD8'Ftl. fAMl.Y HM
Totally remodeled In '89 lhts 48R. 2.58A Im Sib on a i.ge landaped lot. II boasts a • ooumwt s kl~ w/Pfol range, 2 lrpt's & a btgt tx>nus rm. $;41'.111
COROlll DEl MAR • SOU11t OF PQI •
On apptOl 4511 lot 3811. ~den • oll'a ~x. 2400 sq II. Reduced'! $47',tlOll
We are pleased to announce
The Prudential California Realty and
Jon Douglas Company have joined forces
to create California's largest
and most successful real es~te firm.
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shUtters scrapedce1hngs, crown l1'0ldings. Paneled dools throtqi out 8Mled n'irrored 1 SumrntrSidt • 1. 5 Co~lgtr
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room wall Recessed tra 1to11uno. MfOl!lllooring $471,000 31192 ~ Collnas
ElEGAllT! JASM•E CREEi 13 S.hlf
2BR. 2BA •den U~aded & eJl)anded. fioest (Jlal1ty thr~ Con1n pools & lenn4s,
pd gale Marble nrs. skylighs, sUnshollw. Air, & mote' $451,00D
COTO DE CAZA BEAUTY!
48R. 4 SBA +a borM 111'1 J.ar g11age W/Pln saDl1gt & cedlr dosllt. M"1 SI.Ille llJITpl &
ta & lws walk-in closet 'Miiie waftcS cabnels in kit. $40,00D
CUSTOM DREAM HOME II WE FOR.EST
58R,38Aw!lnque3-<:sgwlortifvehlcles fichM>Ods~4lrpl's,2btrs. ~
rm Dr1n'lllCwllltttwJ Sblrta Uive msrw/l901at Olds lolll'PY flewoods.$371.0DO
VW POllT IEWPCllT BUCH
Gated 1991 Med!WAIUI V~la ne•lo Ntwport Baadl Gal Cane & ColnryCkb ~II
lo Balboa lsl.nd & Fashion Island 211l +loft. ~I" Cl.llDD ICIQlades $211,•
PORTUtO ~ lhl kids 1o 1111 pait aooss fie snet. m ID lheWdl & ut 38ft. ~'*liliOs UfOe kildlen, lfpf 1n lanlly nn. --, $JSl,IDD
IC r.HYOI CCII COCltSE
Liiie IMnQ In Vie ~ns w)Ooll C01ne "MWI 2lll ~ IVplarolon **"'
ltw~ VlU1ed c.UR!JS. $239,00D ..
YW POINT WITH UY VIEW • walking~ lo Battx>a !!land Gated 1991 Medrlemlul Villa w.Nitw o1 bac1t bly &
salboab Large t !It I BA.. $231,000
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Pnw1'pool/Spa.dedl.largepnl wk p1111os t •1111 •ees UWlgrmtmstooellpl, boola$e.
Rerrodeled kl1 •.tlllDn ca:linets. 'blellda$! bu & skyl• 38R. 1. 758A. $21 s,oao
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Br~nd . New Listi.ng. Harbor view Homes. $4091000.-
Large lot w/pool & spa. South-facing, quiet location. Try $~0,500 down.
Jerry & Christa
Call ua at:
840-8884
and 729-7238
LLONGS
LLISTINGS
IN ,HARBOR
VIEW HOMES
and
TUATLEROCK
Just Listed $749 000
Harbor View Homes
Harbor View Homes
Montego Model. Rb.iou.5 ~opposite geei lbeft.
48MBA. lowest JJ'iOed • bectoom il Port Streets.
$465,000
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Fabulous remodeled 5BfV38A home (arnost 3,000 sq.ft.)
on a 10.000 sq.fl lot w!free..form custom pool in a Ush
garden of tropical ambiance Fll!OCh doors, wtvte mcwble
fireplace, blond wood floors, exqwsite decor! Tlrtlerock
ONGS OF NEWPORT
Try $25,000 down. Take (M!JI A.S.M. l...ofli. #1 Aod<y
Kno1 n Tl6tlerock. 2 bectooms & den, and age attached
. $275,000
Swindall closes more than . $1
million at ·villa Point
Dave Sutherland ioins
Prudential • pouglas
Newport Beach
community offers many
amenities
~a\IOC ~untgomcl) \ 11.:c
prc,1<1enl/managcr for the Newpon Beach
oll 1Le of The Prudential -Jon Dougla.' Co.,
LOngratulatc<. \Cnior \ale~ :l\\1>1.:iate Barbara
Swindall. for her C'<perti\e and prnductmn
• 11 Villa Point.
Villa Point'' ,in up,cale Nc~pon Beach
g,11cd community of anai.:hcd home\.
.tJj.tlCnt to the Newport Bca1.h Golf C'ou....e
.ind Cnuntl) Cluh . .ind near Balboa hland
and Fru.hion l\land. The development
features pools. spas. exercise room and a
clubhouse. Built on 19 acre' of land. the
oa."'" has more than I .500 tree\. rolling hill\
and ocean bree1es. The community is
de'>igned to accommodate the busy Southern
California coa.<.tal lifestyle by providing all
the amen111es without the maintenance of
home ownership. 'The Mediterranean resort is
near the moM de\1red beachci. of Southern
Cahfomia and is protected from the public ,
eye .
There are 228 \ 1lla.<i in one. and two
bc:droom floorplan'>. Contemporary styling
lends to a feeling of space and serenity.
Prices range from S 150.000 to $375,000 with
floor plans from about 800 <,quarc feet to
I .400 1oquare feel
Many of the homes
have delightful viewi.-
of the ljack Bay or •
Newport Beach Golf
Course
F<>rmort
information or a
prlvau showin1. call
&ubara Swindoll at
lltt Ntwport Btad
ojfiu of Tiet
Prtldtntial -Jon
Do•tlos Co .• (7U)
719.7214.
A suitable addition to
the elite tea~ of
professionals
Maxine Montgomery. vice ·
pre idcnt/manager of the Newport Beach
office oflbe Prudential -Jon Dougl~ Co .
i' plea.'-Cd to announce that Dave Sutherland haS joined the company.
'"Dave's cxten!.ive marketing background
and personal commitmenl to exceUencc
m3.kC him a trcmcndou a.s-.et to our team." Montgomery ..aid. '
Sutherland's colorful pa.'>l 1nclude., 10
years a! director for one of Southern
California's mo<>t re\pected \ki schooJo..; 12
ye:irt. a" promotion manager for a space
'huule program and JO ye:m; in the teaching profe.,"1on. This varied background give:. •
him in.,ighb into people and products,
valuable assets for a profe~'iional ReJ]lor.
Sutherland has a bachelor\ degree in
biology/chemistry cducatfon and a ma.,1er\
degree in communication' at the Univer .. ity
of Michigan He ha.' an uncannl ability to Balboa hi and. Corona del Mar and Newn.111 deal in the emotional pwcc o buying and n---h H' de · · · · ""--Pru r selling. while balancing the need for detail ~ " ci.,1on to Jmn · 1 1ic dcntull -
and comprehen1,ion. Ht' <;e1entific approach Jon J:>c?ugla~ Co .. "'"'' bai.ed on.scsearch and
and documcntatJon a,.. second only to the analy"'· 'itrong communkation which lead! clicnh "Pnidcntial -Jon Doug la Co .• provide
10 malting 1,QUnd decision•1. the mo:.t comprehensive tool' in the
Working with hi wife. a Realtor for more indu'itry," Sutherland "aid. "I provide the
th lo S the I d · bl • lcnowlcdgt and capability to use thOse tool'> an year;, u ran 1'' e to with effective result: . Net\\orking w1th the under;tand the dynamic' of lhc changing be · .... ~_ · --• nd face of real C'llate. 11le SuthCrland<, woo ~t a~nt<. tn me l11uu try. working
have one <on. live and upport the Newf)<lrt tandem with my wife. gives me the power to
Beach life!ltylc by ' erving on the N'ew~rt rcpre'iCnl my clients ~t effecti-.ely. The
·Crest Homcowner"s As oc1ation. Sutherland right .tcJ~ is the most SUC4.:C~\ful element in al~ coachC11 high ~hool lOC'-'Cr in an effort wi;),!15,.,,,..,._ ca H IWICW., dw
to ·vc back to the communjty. N..,_,, . ._,, 0~-_ttn.. ,.,..llllM.
rla '--~pccial_-__ il~.esi_n ... Ne ... w._JKWt .......... Orai. ____ ~H:;.;.NI ~if!! C•~JZ!..fl
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8:45 a.m. , Community Relations Committee Meeting -·
2 -4 p.m., Take the mystery out of buying a computer;
Election Day
9 a.m. -noon, REOs; 1 -4 p.m .. Anatomy of an
Adjl!stable Loon; 2 -4 p.m., Internet Class, 2 -5 p.m
2 -4 p.m. Compass Beginner Course
Realtor of the Year deadline for nominations
8:30 a.m. Orientation/Induction
' 8:45 a.m., GPA Committee Meeting; 1 -4 p.m., How to
be a Hero to your Clients; 9 a.m. -noon, More Sales
Through Telephone Marketing
7:30 a.m . Joint Chairmen/Board of Directors Meeting
9 a.m., MLS Committee Meeting
9 a.m. -noon, Exchanges; 1 -4 p.m., Managing Stress
and Increasing Energy; 2-.5 p.m, Internet Class
2 -4 p.m., Taking the Mystery Out of Buytng a
Computer
9 a.m. -noon, Tax Planning for RE in Divorce; 1 -4 p.m.;
Tax Ideas for Selling th~ersonal Residence; 2 -5 p.m ..
Internet Class
30 2 -4 p.m., COMPASS Beginner Course; Deadline to pay
1996 annual dues In order to receive a free three-tiour
CE course
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the perfe~t .playhouses
I lnu'c' 1111 'Jk HomeAid Y.111 put l'1ght
oni: 111 J 1.rnJ 1.:h1klrcn ' playhou-.e' on the
.u11.1111n lllod. 5 p m . Jl . Nm 11. for
ProjK t Playhou-,e •95 The fourth annual
l hant) .1uL1111n •tnd party will be Jl the Hard
R1)ll C'Jk rn b'hum J,land .md Y.111
'h1>\\L,"e the lreJllOll' of Ba)Y.ood
lk,dopment Group. Cenle\ Home'. ETCO
llome' I-HP lrll Thc Prc'k) Companic,.
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R11h1n,1111' M.1\ Jnd B111Ju\\J\/Ne1man
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u1l11n1al \\Ith g.11agL'. \.\hill' p1d..ct fence
u1t1.1gL' and a Kid,· fun l.t111e. de,1gncd b)
'lu<.knt' ol the l'CI FJI111 Ekment:.m
"IL hool ·
l'fC)lCCJ, l111m lhl' LhJrtt\ JUCtll>O \\Ill
tx·nelll lfomeA1d. the non -proht
11rg.in11;1t111n alltli.lll.'d "1th the Building
lndll\lr\ A"1)l1,1111m Y.hllh bu1IJ, and
1u11>\ .tic, 'hi.:ltl'r' for the tran,1tmnall\
h11mck" ·
\l'wrd111g to ProJcLl Pla)hou'e co-
l h.11~1,on Su,an Ste' cn' of
"I K.STE·VENS Aullron 6£ Marketing
\er\ KC\. llomeA1d "ill g1 .. e weekend tour\
of the pla)h11u'e' to people who ha\-e
pun:ha..cd a 111. kel to thc auctmn C\ ent
T11ur' will begrn c .. ery hour from I I a.m. tu
4 p m . Saturday,, and noon tn 4 p m.,
(junday'
Ticket' 10 the Nm ember I I auction.
~hu:h indude<., dinner provided by the Hard
Rock Cafe. are $I 5 each. Chi ldren 12 and
under will receive free admi...,mn to the
auction. but mu't be accompan ied by an
Jduh dunng the weekend playhou-.e tours.
Al'o highhghung the auctmn event will be
an opportunity to win a miniature Hard Rock
Cafe doll-we hou~. Complete with bar. ·
booth\ and the guitar. the miniature Hard
Roel. Cafe Ill an exacl replica of the Newport
Beach re,taurant where it i' currently on
di,play. Opportunit y 11ckel'. are now on sale
at the PmJect Playhuu~ display areas for $1
each .
.. ProJeCl Playh<rn'c Ill one of HomeAid'll
most l\uccc<.,<,ful flindraii.ing events because
rt appeals 10 the whole family -kicb and
adult' alike Kid' love the play-value of the
playhou\C\, while the parents enJOY the
detail. craf1'man,h1p and whimsy of the
playhou'c' ... 'aid Prn1ect Playhouse co-
cha1rper,on Don Jacob'> of JBZ Doriu.,
Architecture & Planning.
ProJCCt Playhou..e 1c; made J>O"'ible each
)Car by the C\-ent\ '>p<>n\or.. which include
Burrow E'lrow. Creative De'ign'>
Con,uhant'-. lnl. Downey Savings. OOU\I'>
Engineenng. The lf\ me Co .. lime' Orange
Count). Glenn Lukm A''oc1at1on, Merit
Propcrt) Management. Mom<,on & Foeri.ter.
Pa1.:1fic Sm" Engmccnng. All American
A'phah. BCI & A"oc1atc1,. Bragg Crane
Sen 11.:c. Con,ol1tJ.11ed Reprographic'>.
Fa,h11111 1-.land. Hard Rock Cafe, Heavy
fran,pon, Homcbuycr' Guide, Martin
Bnnkerhoff & Allsociate,, OC Metro.
0111d1>01 Dimcn\lons. The Roxburgh .
Agcncy. S K.STEVENS Auction and &
Marketing Sen ice,, Temp Power Sy'>tems
and Trade L1tho Electronic Prepresl>. Inc .•
Since 11' c'tabl1,hment Ill June of 1989.
H11mcA1d ha' l·ompleted 20 \helter projecl'i
and ra1\ed m cxce-;<; of $5 m1lhon in ca.'lh
and rn-kmd cnntnbution., through more than
1500 companie' and I 0.000 individuals for
the lran-.1t1onally homeless The
tran\lt1onally homeles\ arc men, women and
children who are without a home due to
rea'on' beyond their control such ai.
ca1a ... 1roph1c 1llne..,~. udden los'> of Job,
1,pqusal desertion or abandonment and need
30 day., to 18 month., to get back on their
feet
For mort information on Projtct
Playhoust, call 1·800-414-SALE.
Kris Peyton shows community d~ication
Km Peyton. a 'ale' a"nc1ate with the
Nl·wpon Beach office of Grubb & Ellis
Rc"dcnual Real fatale Ser..,1ce\, Juggle~ a
hu') -.chedule of 'lh()(ll function,,
lundral\rng and a 1,ucc£\\ful real e\tate
l arcer A' the mother of three children.
Peyton ha' alY.JY' been \-ery involved m the
lc)lal '>(;hool '>)'item'>. a knowledge wh1Lh
ha\ proven valuable to her real estate
d1cnt' She ha\ h\-ed in the Newport Beach
.md Corona del Mar area for more than 30
yean. and I\ very familiar with the area's
elementary and high !.chools.
As a co-chairperson. Peyton was
10).trumcntal in the success of the recent
Home Tour which benefited Corona del M31
High School. The 22-ycar event, featured
'ix homes from Pelican Point to B~con
Bay. This year's tour wa considered to be
the most 11uccc sful l'b date. raising $50,000.
"Ancndunce at the Home Tour was
trcmendou,, thanki.
to the support of
our community."
Peyton i.aid. "It was
a rewarding
experience.
knowing every
penny we rai1;ed
will go dJreclly to
the teacher and
Mudents at the high
school,"
Prior to her real
ei.tate career. Peyton
worked all a loan proceswr for an Irvine
mortgage company.
To 11~ak with Krl$ Peyton, call Grubb &
EIJU Rt11dtntial Rtal &taU Stf"lliet1, 23
CorporoJt Pl.aza, Sit 190, Niwport B1acle,
(714) 6#-6200. .
...
Best buy in Cor0na del Mar A great location in highly dei-.ired Jl"\ine
Terrace U. thi" home hal> been dr.t.,tically reduced. Walk to Balboa hland, beache~. fa,hion
Island and private club,. Clo~ to quiet park'> with tenni1, courts and MJCcer field
Thi..-. well-maintained home " on a large lot. with a gorgeous pool surrounded by brick
patio. Separate pl~ yard for 'mall children or family pet<,. Rooms are large and airy with
plantation shutter\ and tile flooring in kitchen and entry. Three 15edrooms. two bath,. large
closets and the mer<.11ed two-car garage ha' plenty of \torage. Security l>}'ilem Don't mi.,.,
this terrific propcriy. offered at $629.000.
For more information call Edit' Olson at Coldwtll Bankt'r, Ntwport Btach offiu, (714)
759.()649.
Scenic fairway views This pectacular townhome is in exclu i..,e Big
Canyon. The four-bedroom. four-bath home has been remodeled. Ith~ cathedral ceihng
with a great view of the 10th fairway and city lights.
The kitchen boasts granite countertop , bleached oak noors and cabinets. The home show-;
light and bright with near new carpet. There is a geometric c~ading pool and pa. beautiful
stone decking and o very nice side yard. Priced at SJ .025,000.
For an appointment to view this property, call Marit Fargo of Coast Ntwporl Proptrlit1,
4 Civic P"1tll, Stt. 260, Newport Btoth, (714) 759-3702.
One 9f Costa Mesa's best kept secrets Located in Eastside
Costa Mesa, on a quiet cul-de-sac, lhi three· bedroom, two and one-half bath home has been
n:modelcd w~lh a ~~temporary flair: The home i t~ght and bright witb state-of-the-art
kitchen. spacious hvma roon:' ~ pnvate master u1te. Plantation shutters. French 'liding
doors and smooth vaulted ce1hngs plus a huge yard complete this one.of-a-kind residence.
Close to hopping. Compctitive!y priced al $3~8.000.
OJ/trtd bJ Bob Coluccio of Grubb & Bills R11•11tia1 lltal 'Eilal~ $tf'tliu1, 13 Corporal•
P"'1,a, SU. 190, N•wport Bnd, (114) 644-6200. 1 \b \\.\'\ ·" ..... 1\ h '\/\ \ .\ i :m co ts. 1.
Cape Cod townhouse in Costa·Mesa Thi' m-h!'d tt\wnhou,e
h," two master llUite. and two and one-half baths.. Fmm the gray carpet w the coordinated
''all and window covering'-. the home 1-. whtlC and graciou' in a ,1a1cmcnl of lu.i.unou' h\mg
at affordable pricing. The follT)al dimng room i'> complimented by ·.i haktm) \\hllh '1cw' the
quaint courtyard and pool. The wet bar ai:id firepla'--e gi\C an air of elegance w the II\ mgroom.
making 11 perfect for entertu1mng. Two ma.,ter 'uitc' ll'if pnvatt> and 'cp.iratt> ""h agelc'~
decor that lit!> illlY furniture \l)'le The l\\o-car attached' garage ~uh door opener prll\ rdc'
C\tra 'tomge. Located in a centrnl arc.i. near the C(l\ta Me'a ptih'-·e <lcpartmcnl and fairground .... the home
.,, con\'en1ently ck><.c to :.hopping. entertaJnment. theater... an.d re,tauranr' The pm ate
community i\ replete with pool • .,pa, dubhou-.e and cobble.,tonc road'
Lender incentive create new opportumtie'> for home buyer. Lo\\ rntcre'l rate' and ea..c;rer
4uahlicat1on gu1dch~ m:l.kc 1t e~1cr than e'er to qualif)' for thr' affordable C'a~ Cod home.
Call Shtryl Dolky al tht lrvint ojfict of Tht Prudtntial -Jon Douglas Co .. (714) 726-
4783.
• I
injoy the Udo lifestyle A prime location on Lido Isle. This paciou two-
tory. f our-bedruom re."idence 1s ju t teps to the bay and bcaChes. 'The stylish tem.z10 entry feature.Ii a rock garden. TilC home offers an o~er..i1cd living'room,
a raised flagstone ft.replace, dinin1 area and family room with high ceilings and brick •
fireplace. The living room. which looks out over the patio. is de igned for outdoor ·
entertaining. Two of the bediooms are on the second level, one with a view.
The muter ~uite, with many boObhclves arid a private patio. is on the main level along
with aDOcber bedroom. There are a ..-variety of home on the island varying in style from contemporary to
traditional. C10IC to Lido Villap wilh pecialty stores. theater and the famed Lido boardwalk.
otfered al $620,000. .
Fw..., llV'flrm1tl "'"111 KaJ JM 0'8rint Ill GnM A-. 111"-"*' RHI Estt* s.wc., 2J ~,...., ... , .. ,...,.,, &«It, (114) U4-'2IO.
Impressive Harbor Ridge home With lb '>Wlely prog~ion of
beautifully proportioned mom' and dramatic '1ew' fmmed 10 all the right window ... th1'>
Harbor Ridge home ne\cr fails to Jmpre'>'> Other commanding feature' include. two J0\1de
'>la1rca.-.es. two family room ... library. state-of-the·art kitchen. hard\\ood floor;, be\eled-gl~'
wmdows:five bedrooms (e~h with pm ate bath). tna\ter bedroom ~llh .,jtting room . ..ecurit}
'Y"tem. work-out room. wet bar. bu1IHn,, pool. 'pa, and a dumb"ruter Thi' magnificent ,
pmpcrt) is priced at $1.950.000.
For mort informatwn, call Christint Kim (714) 717-4709, or DoltU Austtro (7U J 759-
3763, aJ Coast Newpon Prol}J)trtits, 4 Civu P/azJJ, Stt. 160, Newpon Btach.
Bayfront bliss This traditional and elegantly designed home offers used brick and
inviting wrought iron gates which lead to the private front courtyard of the mrun entrnnce.
Upon entry, note the skylights and lu~trous wood flooring. The dining room is ra.io;cd above
the living room affording panoramic view\. The step--down living room is warm and -
welcoming with wood paneling, wood floor., cu tom marble fireplace with mirror and French
dooo. that lead to the bayside patio
The familyJOOm is also on the water '>1de complete with marble fireplace. wood floonng.
paneling and access to the gourmet kitchen. The kitchen tw grantte counter IOJ>". rcce!t-.ed
lighting, wood parquet flooring. breakfast area. built-in desk with granite top and top-of·thc·
line appliance •
On the main lc\cl, a bedroom with-a prhatc b th which can also be utilized a.<> an office or
study.
On the upper le\let, at the top of the dramatic curved tai.rca....c. a loft area and a vauited
cc1lmg with a skylight that o\erloo~ the dining room.
The spaciou master 'iuitc has breathtaking "iew , vaulted'cetling-.. a bath with mai'blc
counter tops at the vanity. dual ink with gold fixture.,, separate make-up area. separate
shower and riWble tile. 1 -
Also upstairs ate three bedri>oms. two of which , h.:lre a bath and one has a bay window area
and private bath. A pedal feature i. the attached auesl hou~ which can be reached by the
two-story separate staira~ leading dQwn to the main Jevel. The ac:conunodations arc lighl
• and bright with a private bath and separate 51tCCt le"el entry.
To complete perfection. a private, custom pitr and slip '° accommodate at lea.~ a SO.. foot
yachL Offered at $1,895,000. ·
Call A•• ~ 1W J.m. or S~1111t Sllid.tr o1 ~A Ellis n COlpOl'fl# ~ S..
JH. Nrqon atoell, (114) 1lS.Jl26. .
..
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Rates as of November 2, 1995 ' ·1 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
Abacus Financial Grp.
Amencan Home Loans
American Savings Bank
Bank of America
California Federal Bank
Coast Federal Bank
Countrywide Funding
Detnck Mortgage Group
Directors Mortgage
Downey Savings
Emery Financial
Fidelity Federal Bank
F1rsl Federal Bank
First Interstate Bank
Fleet Mortgage
Glendale Federal Bank
Home Savings
l.rvine National Mtg.
NationsBanc Mtg Corp.
Oceanv1ew Financial
ProFed Mortgage .
Union Bank
Western Financial SB
TYPE
A
A
s
B
s
s
K
R
K
s
A
s
s
B
K
s
s
R
K
A
·K
B
s
PHONE
(714) 375-6666
(714) 955-3633
(800) 562-6272
(800) 424-2632
(800) 225-3337
( 800) 300-5626
(800) 8n-5626
(71 ~59-9692
(800) 808-5626
(800) 336-9639
(714) 729-9200
(800) 232-2309
(800) 672-4332
(800) 560-5001
(800) 700-5650
(800) 560-9000
(800) 975-5051
(714} 857-7977
(800) .622-0102 -(71'4) 651 -6355
(800) 686-3756
(800) 453-1288
(800) 393-9372
INTEREST
RATE
7.250%
7:625%
7.375%
30-year fixed
'JI.
OWN
5
POINTS
('9)
1.500
10 0.000
20 1.500
LOCK·
IN
30
30
A.P.R.
7.438
7.661
7.375% 5 . 2.250
30
45
7.565
7.644
--~~
7.375% 20 1.750 45 7.591
7.500%
7.250%
7.375%
7.250%
7.250%
7.125%
7.500%
7.375%
7.625%
7.250%
----20 2.000 0
5 1.750 45
5 . 0.62~ 30
5 1.875 -15
20 .2.500~ . 30
7.744
7.464
7.474
7.4n
7.543
5 1.875 12 7.351 ---5 1.500 10 7.691
20 1.875 30 7.604
20' 1.000 30 7.765
20 2.125 . 30 7.503
7.250% 5 2.250 45 7.517 ----7.350% 10 1.500 30 7.539
7.125% 10 2.-000 1 !t 7.364
7.250% 20 2.125 30 7.503
7.125% 5 2.000 15 7.364
---~------· 7.000% 20 2.375 30 7.275 ----------7. 375 % 20 2,000 60 7.617
--~-------------7.500% 5 1.000 30 7.639
' 30-Year adjustable
INTEREST % POINTS MAX. MARGlN ADJ.
RATE OWN (%) A.P.R. LOAN (%) INDEX FREQ.
3.500% 20 11.000 7.615 500,000 2.400 110 ·--------____,,_ ----------1M
3.950% 20 1.000 7.669 203.150 2.450 110 1M ·----------3.950% 25 1.000 7,619 600,000 2.400 110 1M
6M --~----------6.250% 5 1.000 8.126 203, 150 2.500 H S
3.950% 20 1.000 7.619 203,150 2.400 110 1M
1M -------------3.500% 20 1.000 7.615 ' 650,000 2.400 110 ----------5.125% ' 20 1.250 8.005 203,150 2.750 110 1M
3.950% 20 . 1.250 .7.545 600,000 2.300 11i) -™ ---· --5.450% 20 1.125 7.889 500,000 2.750 11 D 6M ------3.500%
3.950°/o ·
4.950%
3.950%
6.000%
5.500%
3.750%
3.950%
5.250%
5.000%
5.500%
4.250%
4.500%
6.000%
20 .
20 ·
10
20
20
20
25
20
20
20
10
20
10
1.000 7.565 500,000 2.350 11 D 1 M --------~ 1.250
1.625
1.250
7.595 500,000
7.793 • 203,150
2.350 110 tM
2.500 110 1M
7.745
0.750 8.322
1.750 • 8.252
1.000
1.000
7.717
7.619
1.000 8.367 -------2.500 8.278 -0.750 I
1.000
1.250
1.375
8.146
7,846
8.574
8.265
------203,150 2.500 ----203,150
203,150
203,150
2.750
2.750
2.500
500,000 2.400 -------500,000 . 3.000
203, 150 2. 750.
203,150 2.750
110 1M
1TS 6M
1TS 1Y
110 1M
110 1M
1TS 1Y
HS 1Y
HS · 1Y ----------400, 000 2.625 11 D 1 M
203, 150 2.875 6CD 6M --------------203, 150· 2. 750 1TS 1Y
Both fixed & ad1ustable programs are 30/30 convenbonat mortgages Type of Lender Is: B .. Bank; K z mongage banker; A .. mortgage bro«er; S • savings & loan. Mongage bankers and bfolcers are ticensed by the Calllornta
Department of Real Estate as either a broker or corporation. For infOfmatlon call Cahl. DRE at (916) 227-0931. lnterHt Rate for adjustables is an introductory rate tor th8 first adjustment period. Down Payment is amount ol caSh (%of
sales pr1C8) paid to lender prior to signmg mortgage contract Points are'% ot loan balance pald to lender at time of loan closing. Lock-In Is tne number of days lender guarantees rate priof to dosing A.P.R. is the annual percentage rate
whoeh is an esbmated annual cost of the loan to the booower All AP.As are ca~'l!e<I by Mortgage News Co. based on a $203, 150 loan amount, th8 points shown and $700 total lees The A.P.A.s are included in this chart for<:ompaJi·
son only When applying lor a loan. Federal Truth-in-Lending law requl<es lenders to cat'culate an A.P.R. spe(:ific to eactl loan otter. Maximum.loan Is Ille maximum tendet will loan under given terms. All ti~ rate Pfogr&ms have a maJO.
mum of $203.150 Margin (•n %) Is lenders prof rt, margin + index • actual rate alter first adjustment Index Is lhe basis IOf se.~ an adjustable rate (Margin • lnde• • New Rate). 110 • 11th Dist. Cost of Funds, 1 TS • 1-Yea1 Treasury
Bili. L6M .. 6-monlh LIBOA. 6TB = 6-month Treasury Btll, 6CD .. 6-monltl average certJlicate of deposit Adjustment Frequency Is the period between adjustments. 1M • M.Aonth. 6M •&-Months. 1Y• 1 YUi. A• raleS subject to
change Verify rate and terms pnor to applying for a loan. AJI lend8t'll prolllde loans with d11fereot rates and terms tor dilfereot loan amounts. The lnlormatlon presented Is not an offer to make a loan. For a consumer guide on r:iow to shop
tor a mot1gage. send a $4 so check payable 10 Mortgage Newsfo . 1810 E 17111 St., Suite 100. san,ta Ana, CA 92705. (714) 836-11n · COPYRIGHT c 1995 Mor1gage News Co
.· )· .
The next generation in real estate. service and marketing
The expert sales
associates of Metro
Realty
Darn.:11 Pa\h. owner/hnikc1 Metro Rculty.
" pniud to announce Lhe compuny -...
upu1m111g founh unnn·er,ary made p<N•ible
thn•ugh the combined d'fon of a ded1caled
,,ill'' 'taff
··A lthllugh 11 ·, rn:en harder than l'\CI
~ tx"fmc ... he 'aid, "'we arc p1hH1oncd a huh~
d1 ft e1c11tl y than ,11mc of the other
1.nmp<.1n1cs and have dc'1cl11pcd a un14uc
concept offering a highly dt\ er,ificd 'ta ff ol
L'\pt'rl' in area's all mer Orange County··
Holly Goodrich. a newtnmcr to Metro.
'f>Ctiali1ing in the Nc"-p<>rl Coa't
1.ommunity. is one of many new-hreed
R_ealtO". who
sustai m a high
energy level and
excellent
professionalism.
Goodrich\
per~onality adds a
wonderful :.park
and is truly an asi.et
to Metro.
Gary Sully. who
a"i'ted 111 openmg
Metro Realt y in
199 1 and a 15-ycar Angela qlaser
real estate veteran.
ha' tru ly made him
one of the star' in the industry. Sully's key to
'ucces~ i!. a strong ability to satisfy bolh
buyer and seller to create a win/win situation.
laura Husband i!. a 30-year resident of
. .
Don Houle Holly Goodrich Gary Sully
Newport BeacH who has been an active
Realtor for I 0 years. She is recognized as a
hard work.er with determination to close
deals and market her li~tings with a
profoundly high rate of succe. s. Client
satisfaction,
trustworthiness and
wotking onc-on-
one with her clients
is her No. I
objective.
a leader and expert in Newport Coai.t.
Dudley's b.igh level of service and
persi tence is the key to his success.
Angela Glaser. who relocated to Newport
Beach 10 years ago. launched a real estate
career in Malibu in 1978. Glaser is a Bruboa
Island resident and top producer in listing
and selling Balboa lsland channe~ and
coastal properties.
Dan Hout~. a fonner East Coast resident
n.nd actor on, "Another World," recently
moved to California and entered real estat~. • •
Although' Houle has been in the business a
short time. he has already built a welt..
established clientele.
Jerry Jones, who hiS J J yea.rs experience
in real estate, ha~ always been a high volume
producer. Jone is an expen when it COl'l\C$
to findinJ unique properties.
•• J
Keith DUclley. a
top-producing
agent in 1994 and a
true leader in the
community, ha~ 18
years of reitl estate
experience. His
marketing
experience has
established him as N:a~m~;:~~~\\'\) \t \f
Grubb & Ellis Realtor volunteers
foi' Pediatric ~esearch Foundation ·
He will ·m·anage
volunteer
activities for
fund raisers
' thro'ughout the
year
Jim Wmenbac:h of Grubb
&. Ell" Re'>11Jent13l Real
E,1a1e Se!"\ ices. Newport
• BeJch. 1' a volunteer board
memtx:r and director of
re,~1un.:e de\elopmcnt with
Pediatnc C31lCCr Re~arch
foundauon iPCRFl.
(I to r) Grubb & Elllis N~ Beach Giselo Burmeister,
Kay Konfol , Jim Weisen bcich, Koren Bezcek
\\e1,enbach manage'> \Olunteer acll\ iue-. for
ab<'tut :?O.fundraiscr. a ye3r
PCRF " a worthwhile foundation which
ha' a JXNthe imp 1 on children and
fam1he' in Orpnge Count) 3nd throughout
the "orld." We1\Cnbach aid. 'T m glad 10
~ ahk 10 help m it!. fund ra1,mg effort,:·
The mo'>t recent benefit. Club Challenge
Crkhnt)/Pro-Am Golf Tournament. ""a' a
IY.11 Jay event recently held at Pelican l-\tU.'
G11ll Cour-.c m Newport Beach. Toumameol
. guc~1' played the Ocean Cour..e
.1l~omp.m1cd by n PGA club profe.,...wn.11.
;111J ihe Lml ' Ctlurse had a cdebnl) m th
group The event ~a-. follo"'ed b) 3n
J\\ .irJ, ceremony for the 28 four,omc'
·\tournament highlight wa' the We,1ern
G.t4a al the Four Sca-.<>n'-Hotel 1n Ne" port
R~-h. where guCWi enjoyed dinner.
c111~·rta1nment and a hve auction
PhJ1.:Ce<h wi ll benefit John Wa)OC Can.:er
ln,111ute at Saint John·, Hmp11al and
Pcdiatnl Cancer Re..urch Foundauon at
( hildrcn·., Ho!.p1l3l of Orange Count) The
lund-ral',mg effort'> \\-ere greatly helped b) a
Saudi Ambia prince whtl donated SI 00.000
111 hdp underwrite the event.
We1,enbJch J' 10\ oh t:d in Jnothcr
fundrJ1,cr for PCRF. the 'Jle nl hohda)
car<i .... The unique lard' .11c aeated b)
children figh11ng laOler ""ho dondte 1h1:1r
ar1Nll talent to help ra1'e fuRd' 10 find cure'
for thelf d1'-<!J\C The lJrd' .m: 'old JI all
Southern C:thll1m1a Pa\lhnn' grocery 'tore'
.tlong "1th c.:crtain Von·, 'hm:'
PCRF "a' lnumkJ O\ a group of
, concerned pJrl!nh in t'910 111 c,1abl1'h J local
re,11url·c "h1c.:h \\ 11uld 1mp1 m I! the lMl'.
qua hi) 111 hie .ind w1' I' ,11 r,1\l' of c.:·h1ldren
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and equipment 111.:cJ, tor thl' Ped1atm; Cani.:er
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mil hon to pt:d1a1m: c.:anc.:er rl''ean:h ;ii
CHOC
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Corporatt Pla:.a. Stt. 190. No •por1 Beach,
(714> 6-U-6200.
Pre1tiglou1 Village Creek Move in to this citceptional unit in Prc\tigiou
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al\o remodctcd baths. Babbling broolCs. community pools, ~pas and clubhouse tnake lt11
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205 Ruby Ave 3BR Sun 1-4:30 $695,000 Grubb & Ellis
Rumbold Realty/Lynn Wright 644-6200
675-4822 2242 Atalia 4BR Sun 12-4:30 $519,000 404 S. Bayf ront 3BR Sun 1-4 $695,000 Bob Selinger/First Team Rumbold Realty 644-3516/509-2002 675-4822
2300 Redlands . 3BR Sun 1-5 $409,000 COSTA MESA Agent
2708 Canary Dr. 4BR Sun 1-4 $289,900 642-3033 -..
Pat O'Toole Davis
Coldwell Banker 45 Harbor Ridge Dr. JBR Sat/Sun 1~ $625,000
668-9333 Judy Kolar/Shea Realty
373 Ogle 3BR Sat 1-4 $349,900 640-1212
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Patrick Tenore
1516 Pacific Coast Hwy#304 2BR Fri/Sat/Sun 1 0-4 Below Mkt 760-8702
Owner 960-4140 939 Vaa Udo Soud SBR Sat/Sun 1-s $4,199,000
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
NEWPORT BEACH Big Canyon Villas 2-JBR 'Sat/Sun 1-4 $385-469K
1430 W. Bay Ave 4BR _Sat/Su_n 1-5 $2,199,000 Melinda Mason
Cannery Village Realty Barbara Sanregret Realtors
673-3777 759-7700
EASTBLUFF GIANT
Largest Lusk home, 2700 sq ff Expanded
most~ wrfh designer both 4 bedrooms. J
baths gent wood deck. French doors &
IW"JOWS. hOrd'NOOd floors. ttltee car
garage walk to CDM Ovr Lody of
Angals Waldorf & shopping. etc
Reduced $519,000
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FlllST TEAM NEWPORT
-2002. 644-3576
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SAT & SUN 12 PM-4 PM
80 OCEAN VISTA
/\bsolukly lhc best buy in 24·hour i}Jlt· ~wrded St.i lslllnd. Best golf course view. ~mRk level designer perfect i bedroom,
2 ~ bJth. Extremely mohvJtcd seller!
This 1s a dt<1lll
$529,000 ...
.. Bob & Mary Ellen W~larz ~ 714. 644-1600
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4 Citic Pim • Stt 211 • I rt lead, Calif.
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Fabulous Ocean View!!!
'toucan almost
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Reduced $54,000
3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath
Pnst111e Co11ditio11
$625,000
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4' I l.1rhor Rid!(~ Dr • s'-cwpon Beach
Judy Kolar
Shea Realty
640-1212
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259 WILSON ST.
-Offered at $269,900
4BR .3BA home on 7560 sq ft lot
Possrbrhtles galore -great fQi home
base business or large famrly Owner
anxious, may carry.
Call LINDA 'JOHNSTON
Area Specialist
548-6643
FtRs'fl'"EAM REALE~TE --
1 7 40 EAST OcuNfRONT
l o\t( ly, NEW MediTERAANEA~ sryl•
5 bEdROO~, s. 5 bAt~ Q'lj A IARGl
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$2,545,000
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Qcean view, South of highway. 17,700
'lquare foot lot with large home. 3BR,
3BA. 2 car gllrage. R-1 zone but arranged
• with 3 se rate · · areas. .. .. 895.000
IRVINE TERRACE
Expansive. upgraded & bnght! Walls of glass bring
beautiful grounds into living room. with library
alcove. din!O!) room and master swte. 4 bedrooms,
3 baths remodeled kitchen . . .. . . 99 500
Pristine conditJon dupJex plus guest W'lit.
Main res 2BR + sunroom. 2BR rear unit.
Natural wood throughoUt, fplc, bay window,
lar 2 car ... .. .. $« 7 .500
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MESA VERDE
An upgraded pool home on a large comer
Jot 4 bedroom, 3 baths & fam~ room & 3
car garage Great kitchen. ShO\NS
beautifu ' $3.5,000
Prestigious gated community. Built In 1994. Remodeled kitchen, French doors, custom
Three bedrooms, Ubrary, 2 fireplaces. 3.car sblte floor, new doors and mokllngs. This Is a
garage Exquisite maple floors. soaring ceilings beautiful 4 bedrooms, 2 baths Community pool,
and tatlon shutters ............... $629.000 tennis .................................... $317,500
Ch1u'!Jllng cottage plus oce~ view artist's
studio 2 car garage. Rl zone but has 2
separate living areas. Roof deck. South of
O>Mt H h ......... ..... .... ... . .. $614 950
Newport Landing end unJt looks onto lush
landstaplng 2 bedroom. den. 2 full bath. 2
1-c:ar garage, former mode.I, gray carpet. .....
................................................. $155:500
A tranquil setting on the bay, with a_.,
beach and a picturesque vtew. 3 bed! OC*ll,
3.5 baths & studio rental unit w/prlvata ent.
dreat location on Udo Isle ..... $1 19S 000
BALBOA ISlAND
Great bnprawments! Sparkling white kitchen
w/new cabinets, floor. comters and range
New carpet & much more Duplex on one of
the best streets! . $44 7 ,500
2 sty twnhm. 1000 sq. ft. 1 h~ bedroom
with walk-in closet, 1.5 baths. Large 2 car
garage Pretty exterior. Great locale .
Wh rent? ................................. $119.900
,, .. .... . CORONA DEL MAR
Rare corner duplex. 2BR, 2BA + lBR. lBA +den. 2 sep. garages. Forced air
heat, walled patios, wood beamed ceiling. Like two homes ................ $429.000
Dramatic near new condo with 3 fu!LBR suites, gourmet kJtchen with SubZero
& roof deck. Unique side by side design. Two car garage ................. $559.000
COSTA MESA
Mesa Verde pool home with double gate R. V access. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
comer location. Private fenced yard & great curb appeaL.. $229.000
Eastside C.M 2 large parcels with 2 houses on each lot. ~able location.
May be purchased separately....... .. ........................... $229.000 EAQI
Mesa Verde beauty 5 bedroom, 3 baths on a corner lot over 9100 s.f.
Upgraded, central a/c, formal din. rm. & large eat-in kitcherL ......... $559.000
ISIANDS
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Balboa Island duplex has been tended with great carel 2BR, lBA main
residence with brick fireplace & wonderful kit. 2BR apt over gar ....... $515.950 .
Balboa Island remodel. 4BR, 4BA 2 stoiy with enormous liv. rm, French doors,
stunning kit., sunny brk patio & 2nd story deck! ............................... $669,900
Little Balboa Island Bayfront duplex may be used as large family home. 4
bedroom. 4 bath, 4 fireplaces, dock, large patlo. Superi6i quality ... $1,400,000
NEWP.ORI' BEACH
Big views of crashing waves from 4 bedrooms. 3 baths just one door to
beachfront. 5 years new. 2 car garage. Low down ok. .................... SS24,900
Newport Shores duplex 2 bedroom, 2 bath front unit, 2 bedroom 1 bath teer
unit, 1 bedroom owner hideaway 4 car garage ............................... $519.995
Spectacular bay view. 3000 sq. ft. penthouse. 3BR, SB~. gourmet kit w/
granite. 4 car gar w/elevator to each floor. Gorgeous! ................... $895,000
2 Corporate Plaza. Suite 130. Newport Beach • 644-8700
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