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Home My WebLink About1995-12-02 - Orange Coast PilotBOARD Qworia del Mar lead slips away, ~a~ranto Scnite In CIF 'j;~ - , .. • best local real estate N E WP 0 RT BE AC H • C 0 ST A MES A WEEKEND, DECEMBER 2 · 3, 1 9 ~ ~· Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 BACK ·FROM ·'lllE B Though catastrophe was predicted, local governments we.athered the .storm of last year's .. bankruptcy quite nicely On a Friday afternoon -just one year ago today -the word Jeaked out, first just a whisper and then a scream: Orange County, the very citadel >Jf the ever-so-affluent, was Jurching toward finan- cial collapse. As the stock market closed that Friday, the county's much-celebrated invest- ment pool had lost $1.5 billion. - Within days. Orange County went bust. "The world's largest bankruptcy," one oty official lamented The predictions of things to come were grim. Thousands of lost JObs .. a state takeover . . crurunals roarrung the streets . schools plunged into academic·oblivion . a massive exodus by business A year later, thrngs have played out some- what differently. There have been lost jobs. massively re duced services in some areas and a lingering fear about the future. But on the local front, the effects have been less hurtful. Costa Mesa actually was able to hire six more officers this year. And the local school distrlct is positioning itself to build a new $2.9 million headquarters. The toll of the bankruptcy can also be mea- sured in human terms -people who lost their JObs, people who suffered public humiliation, people whose careers soared and the county's finanoal health soured. Following is a senes of vignettes on some of the people whose lives were touched by the bankruptcy and an accounting of where our local agencies stand now -one year later In retrospect, local agency losses in county pool were a minor setback School district After former Newport-Mesa Unified budget dliector Stephen Wagner embezzled $4 million in 1992, the last tlung the school cbstnct needed was to 1ose more money But that's what happened two years later when Orange County declared bankruptcy in December 1994, and froze $83 nullion of distnct funds in its mvestment pool. Not only did the clistnct invest is own $36 million m property taxes. it also bor- rowed $47 million to put into the pool hoping to reap money from the lugh interest rate the risky fund was earrung After news of the bankrupt- cy broke, outraged parents flooded school board meetings, angry at the bod.rd for borrow- ing against their chtldren's education. School ofhoals countered that they mvested m the pool, which had earned the dlstrict more than $1 million in interest the year before, to pay for the higher-quality education New- port-Mesa residents demand. In February, a citizens bud- get advisory committee looked over a $12.5-million list of cuts and priontized recommenda- tions. School board members toyed with ideas Wee consoli- dating schools, eliminating the staff development program, freezing employee travel per- manently and eliminating high school student transportation. • SEE SETBACK PAGE A 13 r----------------------------------------------------------------------------, I I ! ADDING UP THE DAMAG-E l I I I I I I I I I I I I Agency ~ewport Beach_ Costa Mesa -Newport-Mesa Urul1ed School District I - Amount in pool $17 million $5.8 rnilllon $83 million I Amount returned Impacts --$13.18 million Employees laid off. none. Programs cut: none. Payment delays: none $4.7 million No employees were laid off, no services were affected. The city did hold off on a few con· structioff)rojects (mainly street maintenance- type stu for a short while, until the city could •determine the scope• of the situation. But. everything's back on track now. The city was even able to hire six new offlcen this year and shoot money into its reserve fund -- $74.4 million Laid off two admm1stratots, four elementary school psychologists and didn't fill two vacant administrative positions. Shaved S3 million from budget in cuts to athletic/act1vit1es transporta- tion, staff development program and library ser- vtces. -. I L----------------------------------------------------------------------------~ P H 0 F I I. I·: S MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y PILOT Dean Cordell took an early compensation package from the county, where be served as a Harbor Patrol officer. Enjoying the winds of change T hree days d week, Dean Cordell mboduces tounsts to the beauty of Balboa Is1and and Newport Harbor, from a boat he pilots for the Balboa Pavilion Llfe is less stressful and calmer for the retired Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol sergeant than it was a year a~o when he was responsible for protecting the county's harbors. The Orange County bankruptcy hastened th.is change. The bankruptcy pushed 59-year-old Cordell's retirement forward by d year, but he is content with his decision, despite the tact that he was giv- en only three days to make it "When I really look back, 1t was probably bet· ter for me to do it than to stay.• Cordell said. ·I sleep good at rught now and We is a lot better than it was.· . Cordell said he had been considenng retire- ment for a few yea.rs, but when the Dec. 6, 1994 declaration of bankruptcy sent parucked county officials scrambling. and layoffs and early retire· ment seemed unminent in various county agencies • SEE SURVIVORS PAGE A 13 Treated water . contajned .. w .. viruses in tests ~ • Reclaimed water has not been re-tested since 1981 when a study dis- covered viruses m half the samples. By Evan Henerson, D<Jily Ptloc • • NEWPORT BEACH -The last time the Irvine: Ranch Wdter D1stnct tested its treated sewage water for viruses. an engmeenng firm discovere<$ low Jevels of VU"Uses m three of the soc samples tak· en from the Michelson Reclamation Pldilt, districr officials say The samples were taken in 1981 and the district has not tested its water for VU"Uses since, according to Ken Thompson, the distnct's director of water qudllty ·It's important because (water dis- tnct omc1als) cldim that there are no VlTUSes m their efflu- ent and it should be . safe to dnnk, • sclld Jack Skinner a member ot Newport ... Beach's Harbor Quality Committee ·1 don't know how "Unless they do new studies, they can't speak with authority that it's not continuing to h N appen ... -JACK SKINNER they can make that C'laun \\,thout taking new tests " Water distnct admuustrator; have repeatedJy stated that a propo!>al to dump 5 million gallons a day of treated sewagE' mto Newport Bay poses no health nsks to swunmer... Experts lured by the dis- tnct have said the tn·dted water ts clear, \,rus-free and pracllcally dnnkablP According to Thomp~on. the tQSt data was part •SEE WATER PAGE A12 Police raids on Harbor Boulevard motels snare 22 By Carolyn Miller, D<J1/y Ptlot COSTA tvrESA Costd Mesa police ascended on four moteJs along South Harbor Boulevard Thurs· day night, culnunallng a three-week arrest effort to rid the area of cnme and 1uverule problems which have festered there for the past year. Dubbed ·operation Clean Sweep,~ the rclld reportedJy led to a total of 22 arrests of mostly young adults, suspected of parole and narcotics V\0- lations and having outstanding warrants, police said ln add.ibon to the 22 arrests, which started on Nov 16 and continued sporadicaJly until Thursday rught, police also 1Ssued 15 otations for traffic and other nunor vtolations. About 600 phone calls from residents and con- cerned officials from Newport-Mesa Unified School District raised pollce s awarene.cs that. four motels from the 2000 block to 2300 block of SOuth Harbor •SEE ARRESTS PAGE A12 r------------------------~--~~------, I \ I> I· \ A grandmother's worst fears come true • AROUND TOWN A6 BEST BUY,S A2 CLASSIFIED 86 ENTERTAINMENT POLICE FILES PUBLIC NOTICES BS RELIGION A8 SOCIETY A9 IPan'S 81 WEATHER A2 •Barbara Saunders must figure out a way to raise her three grandsons who lost their mother, sister and father in a double murde r-suicide. By Carolyn Miller. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A phone call from her daughter's neigboor tn Lake Anowhead on Nov. ~18, thrust Barbara Saunders into a honor she had always prayed would never happen. •Th neighbor put my grand- son, James, on the phone,• &\un· den s~ud. "James was crymg and be Aid, 'Dad shot mommy and StJSy.'• Her 13·year-old grandson's tenUytng words mad Saunders feel like she was golng to die. *It'• like lostng my own life,• Sa~ said In a soft voice, th1J\Jdng about the death OI her ODJy daµgbter wtll wbam lbe wu. 'jotned et tbe 1a1p • •swry prayer I 8"I' l&kl I ended with. 'Don't let anything bappea to my dWdren' That WM tbelig ,_.in •SEE TRAOEOt MOE Atl ,. SATURDAY, OECEMIER Z 1995 gree~ wylder Ri,de on over to the LalDlch Pad Today America's first female astronaut, Sally Ride will sign copies of her children's books at theLauncb Pad, (546· l061). on the Uurd level of Crystal ' rourt from 11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ride will descnbe her experi· ences m space, the travels and discoveries of the Voyager I and Voyager II satellites, and the ' earth's environment in her chil· ' (lren's books, Voyager. An Adventure to Ute Edge of the Solar System, and The Third Planet: Exploring Ute Earth from Space. Ride became Amenca's first woman astronaut when she made a sut-day fbghl aboard the Space Shuttle"t:hallenger in 1983. Her second fbght aboard Challenger was m 1984. Ride JS • now a Professor of Physics at UC San Diego and the director of the CaWorrua Space Institute, a research institute of the uruversi- ty. Erin's Babies, a girls cloUung line and Everything Under The Sun is having a fall 1995 sample ~brow-out n sale today from 9 a.m. to 2 p .m. at 522 Aliso Ave. in the Newport Heights area of Newport Beach. There's a big selection of girl's clothes (sIZes sue months to sue years). and guts to chose from. Out Of Santa Fe for Men and Women is hosting a trunk show today through Monday featuring the signature Jackets of Manuel. Manuel is Nashville's premier fashion stylist for country stars. His 1ackets are most known for theu rhinestones, embroidery and Lnlays Manuel's back- .,ground for fitting stars mcludes ~uttmg ElVJS m h1.s first jwnpswt, aesigTllllg costumes for tl:le Lone ~anger and Roy Rogers, and :ecently he created Dwight oakun's Mlonesome cool cow-' 'y" image. Out Of Sante Fe 4·5953) is located at Fashion ' and in Newport Beac:ll. ' · Por senous shoppers you'll be appy to know two new stores . expected to open soon at uth Coast Plaza, M..f\.C. and ~led Too. M.A.C. -which is an ~breviation of Makeup M Cos· .dletics, will occupY'1,168 ~e :feet on the lower level f ~el Court ad1acent to AVVe!nfuia. The Canadian-based co et- 1cs company is known for its no- fnlls, black and white plastic packagmg and cruelty-free com- mitment to animal testing. Umtted Too, offers a wide range of fashion chokes for girls ages 6 months to 16 years. The store will occupy 5, e feet on the upper le¥ erlook· ing Carousel Court. Th~ new ...,itore will carry the same casual ashlons for girls that The Umit- ed otters for women. The line includes a denim collection, leg· ~jJings, sweaters, dresses, and D «essories. ...., I llST MIYS appHrs ~rlo.ys and --..i;.att,~vc. C.11 S4C): 1224. m saous aa&eJ Phil ~ (tight) talks wllla IJacoln Sdaool third graclen after IMy donated 151 Chrtstmu ~ to datlclrea at Uttle Wound SC:btiol la Soatb Dellota. Below, Jemca Safran packl one of the gtfb, hoping to bring some holiday cheer to those In neecL MARC MAKOl'<V DAILY PILOT PLAYIN·G SANTA • Lincoln students adopt Ameri- can Indian families for holidays. By Iris Yokoi, Daily Piiot CORONA DEL MAR -Students at Un· coin Elementary School played Santa Fri- day for impoverished American Indian children in South Dakota. The 107 students in four third-grade Lincoln classes brought dozens of wrapped Christmas gifts to school so they could be deijvered to the children at Llttle Wound School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The gifts, American Indian officials said, will be the only holiday presents the children of that area -t.He poorest in the tt.0W JO BEActt US Orculation The Times Orange County (800) 252·9141 AcMrtJsi1c Classified 2-5678 The~ Bej(t'ICosfa M~ Oisp~ 642-4321 O.cly Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is Edit al wbllthed Monday through Set· News s.40-1224 Ut'd.ty, In Newport 8ffch and Sports 642-4130 COfta ~ subscriptions are News. Sporu Fax 646-4170 ~ eYllil.t>le by subta'lbing to E-M1ll: The 11mft Orange C<>Ynty (800) FLTl71 BeProd!Wcom '2SZ.f141. In .... Ou\slcle of ~and COila~ Milin Offb to the ~ fll&Ot Buslneu Office M2 = Milable by rMlt for 8u&lnmfax6l month.~des ~ .. == peid It c.. Mlle. CA. c..llfonlla lrdldtall ........ • "'""Minot'~ ;sa, .... ...,~ = ..... .......... to rt..,ao !f! NMit.port ~MN •1111c.1t'" ~ Piiot. 11!0. loll t SitO. CoN ,.,.....,....., . ...... -... _______ . nation -will receive. With the help of S\oux chief and New- port Beach resident Phillip Stevens, each Uncoln student •adopted• a third-grade student at Uttle Wound and picked out a special gift for that child. Well, make that 15 gifts m Katie Lange's case. The 8·year.old Lincoln stu- dent acknowledged that she got so excit- ed about the project that she and her father went a little crazy during a shop- ping spree. "We gave them gifts we thought they'd like .. . like watches, little balls, and Monopoly arid art supplies and stuff like that,• Katie said. The holiday gift drive kicked off what Lincoln students and teachers hope will develop into a dose relationship with their counterparts in South Dakota. Leaming about North American Indi- ans is an integral part of the third grade curriculum, and Lincoln's third·grade teachers are always seeking ways to give the Newport Beach youth •a better under- standing of these people who are living in 1995," teacher Linda Thompson said. This year, parent Unda Safran told Thompson about her neighbor Stevens, the former CEO of a multi·million-Oollar company who sluugged off that title to devote time to fighting for the return of Sioux land and the improvement of life for the native people. Stevens came to talk to Uncoln stu- dents and told them about the impover- ished Sioux people, and "what it's like to be an American Indian today," Thompson said. lnspired by Steveris, teachers Thomp- 'JD91UATURES waves 2 feet. 3 foot FromSwfllM Newport Beach southwtSt swell. W.V.tnll thtoulh WS4 ~ ~lbOa TIOES Smaller waves .,. 66J54 fOf'eCast for thlt Costa~ TODAY week. wfth • nowth· 68155 First high west swell combo Corona del Mar 5;54 am. 5.5 ~lvlng some 2-4 67155 First low aces and some w POfllC,AST 12:47•-m. ~4 ~·ks 11 bHc'h· Second high LOCATION .SllE 6,49 p.m. 3.8 breaks.~ Wldgt 1-2 'NI Second low strong« WNW Newport 1·2fW after mldnlght sw.tlt '9turday wtth Bl«tu.S 1·2sw 1 SSW swtl due In Rlwf~ 1•2M Sund.iy wftt\ lqer CdM 1·2'M SUNDAY f.as Into Mondey Flnt loW end~. a., 12:07 •-m. 1.5 Ftnt~ CorldltJonl Md>Ylri- 6:291.m. 57 abl9 offlhot• most 5eCond IOw Olfh~Md 1:27p.m. 00 sllght WIW COOllng. second hlgtl "°'My turl,..... 7:Jlpm 9.8 lnd,.._,al (IGct m,su-. '.TM ... alc.-SUOpU ,........12 tnjpcllilblld -- son, Kathy Smith, Keridra Jacoby and Brooke Overfelt and their students decid- ed to contribute to the annual holiday gift drive organized by the Walking Shield American Indian Society, the Tustin-based group beaded by Stevens. Each Uncoln student got matched to one or two Sioux students. ·Some of the (Sioux) last names were amazing,• said Thompson, reading off such names as One Hom. Yellow Hawk, No Neck, Wallt By The Edge arid Under Baggage. Stevens picked up the gifts at Uncoln Friday. Today, volunteers will help load those and thousarids ·of other gifts onto trucks for delivery to some 15,000 children across the country, said Hugh Margesson, Walking Shield executive director. "A little idea grew,• said Thompson. "It's turned out to be thrilling.• OBI TU AR F~'~CJIUring Comm.ISS1oner Frederickson dies Services are scheduled Sun- day at St. James Episcopal Church in Newport Beach for William Frederickson, Jr. Mr. Frederickson, a former Newport Beach planning commissioner, died Thursday. Mr. Frederickson and his wife Betsy moved to Newport Beach in 1960. He served on the oty Planning Commission until 1979 and was recognized by the City Council in that year for his contri- b~ons to the city. Born in 1910, Mr. Frederickson attended Hollywood High and graduated from UCLA in 1931 At UCLA, he was a member of the swim and wa,te.r polo teams for four years and was captain of water polo his senior year. He served in the Navy in the Pad.fie Theater during World War n and reached the rank of lieu· tenant commander. Mr. Freder· ickson later worked for the Los Angeles city recreation and parks department for 41 years and retired in 1975 as general manag- er. Mr. Frederickson is survived by his son WW18.m Frederickson 1Il of Newport Beach; daughter Johanna Peters of Thousand Oaks; and five grandchildren. As per their Wishes, Mr. Frederick· son's ashes and his late wile's ashes will l>e scattered at sea by the family. . . '' ' .. ,- - -... ,, .• ,, 'C~ i . ----1 ,61~· .. " SATURDAY, DEaMIEll 2. 1m Mercedes dealer offers to bankroll sch6ol team Ordinary folks fight extraordinary epidemic •Daily Pilot readers come to aid of Back Bay Bombers, first athletic squad for the Alternative Education Center. I f you looked around the room, you'd find nothing remarkable about the people there. Just ordinary f<?lk, gathered maybe for a homeowners asso- ciation meeting. Or perhaps a bible discusSion. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA.:.. The Back Bay Bombers will become the Alter- native Education's Center's first athletic team, thanks to a tremen- dous response from Daily Pilot readers, school ottid.als said Fri- day. The Bombers, an 11-member basketball team of Back Bay and Monte Vista high school students, were in danger of dropping out of the National Junior Basketball league before they played their first game because they lacked $575 for uniforms and other fees. But Fletcher Jones Motor Cars came to the rescue Friday, offer- ing to sponsor the entire team, said the Bombers' coach and Monte Vista teacher, Marc Katz. Several other community resi- dents have offered to pay for shoes and equipment for the team, be said. Though· other traditional high schools, who play in the CIF league, have budgets for athlet- ics, Monte VJ.Sta had no money set aside for a basketball team. It has never had· an athletic team in its 10-year history. Katz said he is thrilled by the community response. So is Roy Alvarado, a Costa Mesa gang prevention specialist. ·1 applaud (the donors) 150%," Alvarado said Friday after he call the school and learned about the' donations. #This is-what's going to help us with gang prevention." The Bombers, who will play other community groups in the National Junior Basketball league, have been practicing every day for several weeks. Their first game will be Dec. 10. Katz said many of the students in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District's continuation and independent study programs have garnered self-esteem and an appreciation for teamwork tbiough playing on the athletic team. The room, after all. wa.s at St. Mark's Presbyterian. They ranged in age from twenty something to fifty some- thing and seemingly bad little in common. Except most of them had been caught in the painful grip of street violence. Luis, 24, was shot when he was 17 . "I'm OK now, but for a long time I was afraid to go out of my house," he said. "l figured if l stayed in my house, I'd be OK. nobody could get me. So that's all I did.• Luis has a son now, so he's coming out of bis shell, out of his house-prison. And he's com- ing out fighting. "I'm a Latino male and my community needs people to speak out against gun violence and I'm here to learn how to do that." Bob and Pam were next to tell why they were there. Chamber heralds holiday season with walk "I'll let Pam speak for us," Bob said. "My mother was murdered two years and four months ago," Pam said. "By my uncle. I've been depressed for two years, now I want to do some- thing." Strolling carolers, a Toys for Tots drive and live reindeer will be part of the annual Corona del Mar Christmas Walle Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., sponsored by the Corol'\a del Mar Olamber of Commerce. in lunch at Typhoons restaurant in Santa Monica; a year of chi- ropractic care; other trips and meals. Tickets are $1 and can be purchased · the day of the walk. George said be bad not been affected personally by gun vio- lence. Local merchants will host open houses and serve refreshments. The event will take place on East Coast Highway and alongside streets between Acacia and Poin- settia avenues. Nine different bands will play throughout the day. There will also be strolling carolers and strolling models and ·uve rein- deer• at Franklin Realty. Free photos with Santa will be offered at Priestley Chiropractic. "I'm just sick of it,• he said. •I speak Spanish, and I want to go into the communities that suffer the most and help get something done." More than 100 prizes will be auctioned off, including a heli- copter ride for five, culminating Those participating in the Toys for Tots drive are asked to bring an unwrapped toy for donation. 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Charlie and Mary Blek were definitely affected by handgun violence. Theu son was mur- dered two years ago on a New York street by three teen-age thugs. The shooter got nine years to life, his pals three to 10. I don't want to use the last names of others at the meeting. As Karen said at one point, "Maybe it's a death wish to get involved in something like this." Jeny came late to the meet- ing. It takes longer for people in wheelchairs to get around. Jeny has been in that chair since someone shot him in Cincinnati 15 years ago. "The guy who shot me got two years, I got life," he said. A few years later, Jeny was in Memphis, coming out of a restaurant A thug came up, stuck -a gun in bis face and demanded money. "Go ahead and shoot," Jerry told the man. "I have a life sen- tence, so shoot me." After a startled pause, the confused hood told Jerry to run ·1 can't you idioU-Jerry yelled back. •You run I• Jerry grins about it now. And he'll tell you that both criminals used the exact same kind of gun on him, a· small but lethal derringer pistol -one of the types of handguns these people had come together to learn how to fight. Charlie and Mary Blek, whose SOD Matt, a college stu- dent, was murdered on the streets of New York, are now dedicating their lives to fighting handgun violence. They have formed Orange County Citizens for the Preven- tion of Gun Violence -Stop Gun Violence, for short. They hope to do what they can to help reclaim our streets. The primary missions are to retaip the assault-weapons ban, to have gun violence recog- nized as the public health issue it is and to stop production of "Saturday Night Specials," the cheap automatics that have vir- tually no other use than street killing. The guru for this~ session for Stop Gun Violence was Sandy Cooney, western regional directoJ of HandgWl ControL Inc. Sandy bas never been shot. but he bai, oo man than one occasion, been th.r'Mt-: ened by gun freaks and bad guns held to his head. ., "I am not very popular in :; some circles," says Sandy, who : was born and raised in N~ ~ch. He lived most of his life -. in Eastbluff and was a 1977 graduate of Corona del Mar High School. · · Sandy says his organization is not out to see all handguns ,. banned. • ·we just want to see rational' control." he said. "There is • nothing inconsistent with rea-J sonable control of dangerous • r- weapons and the Second • Amendment.• .He looks at it this way: · •If some sort of new disease • was killing 37 ,000 people a yeat in America, don't you think that' would be declared a public- health crisis?• be asked. "But that's what's happening right DOW. Handguns kill 103 people every day, 15 of them kids. U it • was anything else, it would be declared an epidemic." And as Luis and Jeny and "' Sandy and Charlie and Mary ; Blek and almost any cop can tell you, most of those shootings are done with Saturday Night Specials. And most of those are • manufactured right here in our backyard, by the six companies that comprise Southern Califor- nia's "Ring of FU'e. • Next week., A look inside the Ring of Fire. .. •~MARTIN'S column runs~ Thursday and Saturday. Wife of presidentiaI hopeful seeks support Gramm bas been lobbying for government Nduction ever Ii.nee he~ came to Washington D.C. as a conservative congi:essman with the Democi'itiC party. (Dr. Gramm called her husband a "boll weevil• Democrat). Phil Gramm later resigned his Congressional seat and came back tlS a Republican senator, but he has never dumged his mes- sage, his wife said, By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -It's beginning to look a lot like campaign time. During a speech to the Orange . County Federation of ~epublican Women Friday, first lady-hopeful Wendy Lee Gramm addressed a roomful of people, many of whom are already eying the March 1996 primary elections. Then there was Marge Panzer of Corona del Mar, stumping for her grass-roots bid at Marilyn Brewer's ?0th Assembly District seat, outside the ballroom of the Costa Mesa Red Lion Hotel. CASEY WKSC~ I DAILY PILOT At the Red Uon Inn in Costa Mesa, Wendy Gramm, wife of presldenttal hopeful Phil Gramm, dis- Inside the ballroom, Gramm asked Republican women of Orange County to support th~ campaign of her husband, U.S. Sen. Phil· Gramm who hopes to win the GOP presidential nomi- nation. " cusses the platform on which her husband wW campaign. . .. MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO .. ,? The lfacfltlon I Continues Since t97Z COCKTAILS FOOD TO GO PHONE AHEAD Douglas Fir Table Tops One Dollar Flr8t. 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Corona del Mar Christmas Walle Sunday, Dec. 3rd Purchase a SJ.00 Gift Certificate receive ..• A STUDIO SITTING & AN 8x10 (value $250.bo certificate must ~e used by 3/()6) "We've got a small window of opportunity,• Gramm told the gathering. "Phil will give the American people a clear choice. We can change the direction of this country." A former chair of the U.S. Conun~clity Futures 'li'acling Commission under presidents Reagan and Bush, Gramm is also a former professor of economics at Texas A&M University. She spent the morning touring with county Republican Cha.inn.an Tom Fuentes, who also spoke briefly at the Federation luncheon. Much of Gramm's 15-minute address to the federation focused on excessive taxes and the need to take regulatory power away from government. According to his wife , Phil ''TASTf SPAIH" •He's not running because Jle wants to be President," Gramm said. "Phil wants to go to ·the White House because there's a job to be done. He wants to return the power back to you and take it away from Washington D.C ." Gramm listed inheritance ta.x and capital gain tax as examples of government over-regulation .. · Gtamm's speech did not take any explicit shots at President Clinton or the Democrats. She praised Orange County Republi- cans for being "vigilant" and for helping to lead the party to the numerous victories during the November 1994 elections. RESTAURANT Thursday, f riday ~ Saturday Euenings liue flamenco f ntertainment ·Seruing steaks. fresh fish. paella. pastas. and more . Open for Lunch & Dinner (714) 756-8194 4253 Kartinqala UJaq, l1111Port Beach (~1•11• Sbrlt11 lltll 1t Miclrtlullirckl HICKORY FARMS ASK: AllOIJT_ VALUE PRI€KD GJFJ'S! ChrlStmas Blend Coffee is Back! Aoallable only at Hlcltory Fartn8. While tuppllet IMtt #291 Holiday Happiness STOP I:\ FOR A FREE (TP! WFSTCLIFF PLAZA 17th at Irvine Ave., (next to Hughes) Newport Beach •Send A Gilt By Phone 6424302 • Newpon Bach/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc briefly in the news California Elementary era& holiday sale Need a cool Christmas gift at a reasonable price? Then come check out the Ca.llfomia Elemen- tary School PTA craft sale Dec. 7. Parent-created crafts will be displayed at various booths in tl).e school's multi-purpose room from · 6-9 p.m. The school is located at 3232 California St. Fund-raiser to benefit foster children Shape-Up Newport wiU host a .. Festival of Trees" fund-raiser Dec. 11 to benefit homeless chil- atin caught m the institutional form of foster care in Orange County. The 9th annual fund-raiser for The Helen Hunter Fund will take place from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m . at Shape-Up Newport, 1080 Irvine Ave. The Helen Hunter Fund assists in the promotion of long- term foster care or adoption in a home. The event will include a silent auction of Christmas trees deco- rated and donated by local mer- chants. Christmas tree themes include a Toy Tree, a Celestial Tree, a Victorian Tree, an Angel Tree, a Country Western Tree and a Winter Wonderland Tree. A "Member's Revenge Auc- tion• is also planned, during which Shape-Up Newport club members can bid for their chance at fun revenge on the personal trainers, ~erobic instructors and other fitness staff. The event is open to the pub- lic. Ad.mission is $20 and checks should be made to "Orangewood Children's Foundation -Helen Hunter Fund.• Call 631-3623 to RSVP. .Family sponsors needed for holidays The FISH-Harbor Area, a \Jmted Way agency, is asking for community help to brighten up the holiday season for those less fortunate. 11 you are interested in spon- soring a needy family for Thanks- giving or Christmas, call FISH- Harbor Area and ask for Katie. Call (71.t) 642-6060. ' Re Painting? If you're look- ing to paint or repaint, rebuild it, r~place it or restore it, look in the Pilot Classifieds to find the service best fitting your needs. volunteer diredory · • THE VOLUNTEER 0.CTORY runs perlodlcally In the Dally Pilot. If you'd like Information on getting your organl· Htion listed, call 642-4321, Ext. 331. JWENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION INTE.RNATIONAL The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International. Orange County Oiapter; Is seeking volunteers to serve on Its golf tournament committee and for data entry. Also a public relations lntem ls needed. For lnformatJon on these and other opportunities, call Lee Powell at 553-03~3. KIDS CANCER CONNECTION The Kids Cancer Connection Is dedicat- ed to the ernotiof'lal, educational and financial needs of children afflicted with cancer. Volunteers are needed. For lnfor· matlon, call 851-7774. SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION Volunteers are needed to assist in a variety of programs with the Orange County chapter. For more information, call 480-5222. MAKE·A·WISH FOUNDATION Make-A·Whh Found1tion of Orange County, whldl makes wishes come true for dlildr.n with llf•threatenlng Illness· 1 es, seeks volunteers to occupy a variety of positions. For Information, c.all Giida, 476-9474 MAROt OF DIMES The March of Dimfl office In Costa Mesa needs volunteers for fund-raising committees, speaking opportunities, occaslonal office .work and help with bulk malllngs. For information, call 631- 8700. MASTER CHORALE OF ORANGE COUNTY The performing <1rt.s organization needs volunteers. for computer input. ticketing, filing and handling phones. For information, call 556-6262. MUSCULAR DYS'raOPHV ASSOCIATION The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Orange County is in need of volunteers for support group leaders, packet stuff· Ing. special event staffing, office help, coin counters. speaker's bureau, etc. For more information, call 750-1408. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. • The non-profit recovery unter for adult women wi1ft akohol and other chemic.al dependencies seetts volunteen. C.11 548-9927 ~ 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or all Joy at 548-1754 NEWPORT IEAOt CONFERENCE AND VISITORS' BUREAU The Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau k dedk:ated to the pro- motion of the city to pot~tlal visitors. If you have extensive knowt.dge of New- port Beach and would llke to volunteer, call ni-1&11 . NEWPORT BEACH FRIENDS OF THE llBRARY The growing Interest In the year-old Used Book Store In the Centr.al Library has created a need for more volunteers to staff the store and the workroom, where members categorize and screen the condition of the books donated by the community. Volunteers must be members of Friends of the Library a~ are asked to work two three-hour shifts per month. can voluntfff' coordinator Hannah Flynn at 67~19 or the book- store at 759-9667 for more Information. NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer help For at-ease OF NEWPORT B E'A CH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1995 information "' ~ic.atloos. all R•tA. 642·9990. OPOAMOAC The opera Pacific Guild A.lhance, • sup- port group fof Opera PaclflC. has a wide r~ of activttles for Yc>lunteers. For Information. call 47~. OPERATION a.EAN SlATf Operation Oean Slate, a Com Mesa- based organiutlon that focuses on graf- fiti prevention. needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and for othtr duties For more Information, call Mlchael Howard at 435-0745. " ORANGE COAST.INTERFAITH SHELTER The Interfaith Shelter Is the largest family shelter In the county, housing, feeding and counseling 20 fam1lles daily The group needs volunteers and dlspos able diape~. For Information. c.all Jeff Reynolds, 631·7213. ORANGE COU.NTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNOL Volunteers are needed for a variety of functions For information, call. 839 6199. ORANGE COUNTY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The Orange County Chamber Orches- ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FOR a The Orange Coonty Homeless Tastt Force 1s recruiting volunteers for the Interfaith Coone.ti Netwol1c to WOf1t ~ on-one with homeless adults in a pro- gram on basic hfe skills. For lnfonnatlo1). call263-1774 • ORANGEWOODBOUTIQUE The upscale resale boutique that ben4- fits the Orangewood Children's Home for neglected and abuse<:1 children needs volunteers to create displays. tag dot.hes and work with customers, among other duties For information. call Christine, 760-6640. • • ORTON DYSLEXIA SOO£TY : ORANGE COUNTY !RANCH • The Orton Dyslexia Society needs peo- ple to help teach reading skills, work on mailings and coordinate ttie adult group For information, call 999-01 ~ between 9 a.m and 3 p.m • ~ TG!lo • VRirr 4t.wri» •GAP • & • ,&Maf 8.»STCff • £."NKlS 8 CNM.l\ • VitriA WJiD • r. h F 1'l'f • f'ff\fS M.tim • 5.JS4't SF'ATtJ; GAilfFI) • 5P:ws F "> P ,., • • Sim.~ H r • fk1'15 • ONA • TCl;>i 5Mf G.li.:r• • GNC • :Ja • ~.'(((,IJlr • .bt.~.., Rx•r • Li 54.~ • N:,. Y» ~ Ul'Ff/1 CR!.sr Pia£ • PAii ~ M.:ux • S• r F >;:iPIS • C1U~ • .kt CCHl TOI •r.. ID'I sq 1 Eat, drtnk and be shopping. At t~Md cit~ 55 fnw.t1y. (OSU/rfestJ. .. - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1995 fESTIVAL OF TREES South Coast Plaza presents the .Festival of. ~ees at Crystal Co\lrt through Monday The public is invited to stroll through a forest of brightly decorated holiday trees and enjoy a variety of activities for a nominal fee Proceeds benefit Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach. For information, call 5504636, category number 8733. COSTA MESA CHIUSTMAS CAROL Costa Mesa H.igh School Dra- ma Department presents "A Christmas Carol" a t 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m today. Advance ticket prices are $6 for adults, $5 for stu- dents (high school age and under), $4 for CMHS students with ASB stickers There will be a speciaJ matinee price of $2 for ele- mentary school students. Tickets at the door will be $7 for every- one. For miormatton, call the school ofhce, 556-3344. 1.. __:_ PIECEMAKERS' FESTIVAL Celebrate the holiday season at the annual Piecemakers Christ- mas Fesbval, where 150 booths of hand-crafted items will be for sale. Live country music, great food and entertdlOment. While you're there, visit the new Christ- mas tree lot. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Saturday, 10 am. to 4 p.m. Sunday No admission fee. Piece- makers Country Store, 1720 Add.Ins Avenue (714) 641-3112. MARmME LAW SEMINAR A three-hour seminar examin- ing local, state and federal boat- ing 1 s in layperson's tenns from 9 a.m. to noon today at Orange Coast Hege's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway between the Balboa Bay Club and the Sea Scout Base in New- port Beach. Registration fee is $23 per person ot $39 per couple. To register call 645-9412. SUNDAY CHRISTMAS WALK The Corona del Mar busmess community hosts its annual Christmas Walk from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m . Stroll down East Coast H.igh- way and enjoy the many shops and eateries, which will be offer- ing special sales, promotions and events. Carolers and local musical bands will provide musical enter- tainment. A great way to get into 'the holiday spirit. Call the Corona deJ Mar Chamber at 673-4050 for more info. ANOENT INDIAN JEWELRY, Dr. Stephen Markel, associate curator of the Los Angeles Coun- ty Museum of Art, will present a MAGIC FOREST IS BACK AGAIN FOR THE 1 OTH STRAIGHT YEAR • NOBLE FIR TRE.ES ($22 .9 5 AND U N DE R ) DOUGLAS FIR TREES ($1 9 .9 5 AND U NDER) FULL·SIZE WREATHS ONLY $9.95 •••••••••••••••• • COUPON GOOD FOR 1 FREE BOTTLE OF PRESERVATIVE • (WITH PURCHASE) I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HEAVY CABLE •1&~~ LOCATED AT CORNER OF ARLING ON FAIRVIEW FREE •7!~. • Newport Beach. Cost is $5; S2 for students. Call 951-5586. CONCERT REHEARSAL Rehearsals are scheduled today and Dec. 10 for alumni, pal'- ents and staff interested in per- forming in Costa Mesa High Sdlool's annual holiday concert Dec. 11. The rehearsals are from 3 to S p.m . both Sundays in the CMHS choir room. Call John Undfors at the school, 556-334.4. PERFORMANCE POETRY Pertonnance poet Lee Mallory will present a reading for his fifth book, "Full Moon, Empty Hands• 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the Fashion Island Barnes & Noble. Mallory is accompanied by Musican Neil Miranda. 953 Newport Center Drive, ~ewp6rt Beach, 759-0982. MONDAY bert, woodshop teacher at Costa Mesa High School. 1Wo evening se ons, 6:30 to 9:30 a. m. are $25 per session, plus a $5 materials fee. To register and for more inf or- mation, call 432-5880. MEN'S FEUOWSHIP BREAKFAST St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church hosts its weekly men's fel- lowship breakfast at 7 a.m. m the church's Dierenfield Hall, 600 St Andrews Road, Newport Beach Dr. Charles Reynolds will speak on •Advent and Christmas m India." Open to all men; cost is $2.50. Call the church at 631- 2880. SHOW AND TELL SEMINAR The Fulton Skin Institute h osts a free seminar with ptesentations on f adal rejuvenation (the non- HOUOAY PROJECTS IN WOOD surgical facelift), liposuction and slide lecture from 2 to 4 p.m. on the skill and deep traditions of jewelry artists of India. The lec- ture is at Newport Harbor Art !vfuseum, 850 San Clemente Dr., 1Wo woodworking classes other cosm etic procedures fol- today and Dec. 11 offer three hour lowed by questions and answers classes in making three different and a personal consultation with holiday projects at Orange Coast Dr. James Fulton. Space is linut- College. Attendees will make'• ed so call for reservations, 631 - basic Christmas projects using jig 1 3376. The Fulton Skin Institute 1s saws, band saws and sanders. at 1617 Westdiff, Ste. 100, New- Course instructor is Chuck Shu-port Beach. BREATHE RIGHT NASAL STRIPS Breathe Right. $3.99 Improves nasal breathing, drug free. 10 nasal strips r--Longs Coupon 1 I ..,. _....,..... FREE 5X7 ENLARGEMENT wmt THe PUACHAR Of' ANY PHOTO FRAME • PITALIZATI EIBOCYN l.ur.i1el1.1n .J --- A SOLUTION FOR WRINKLES longs Pharmacy now has this new and adtU. product in tock.. Choose from: TM EllfOCYN Essence Vial (Contains 2 VialS) $75.00 HARBOit CRUISE Jom the Newport Jaycees, a network of young professionals ranging m age from 21to39, in a Harbor Cruise aboard the Can- nery Boat from 6:30 to 9 p.m The crwse include hors d'oeuvres, and a no ~ost bar followed by a silent auction and dessert in the Cannery Bar. For ticket purchase call Julie Chapman, 672-0622 Available seating is bmtted and advance purchase lS recommend- ed. Cost is $16 for members, $20 for non-members. The Cannery Restaurant is located at 3010 Lafayette, Newport Beach. For more infonnatlon, call the New- port Jaycees lnfoline at,451-2178 THURSDAY · HOLIDAY BRUNCH The Friends of the Orange Coast Jnterfaith Sheller hold a sumptuous Holiday Brunch at the Village Crean from 11 a .m to 1 p.m. A $25 adnussion cost includes food, live entertamrnent and a •The best of holiday cook- ing,• a demonstration by renown chef David Wilhelm of Clumayo Grill. The highlight of the brunch is the decorating of the Shelter's Christmas tree. Children living at the shelter spend time after school and on weekends making ornaments for the shelter Christ· mas tree. These ornaments will be on •sa1e• at the brunch Once an ornament is •sold" it goes on the tree and the decorated tree returns to the shelter as does the contribution. Reservations dre a must. Call 760-8384 before Nov 30 SISTER CITY BREAKFAST The Newport Beach Sister City Association w1ll hold tts annual Christmas Breakfast Buffet begm- rung at 7:30 am at the new New- port Harbor Nautical Museum's Riverboat Cafe (former!} the Reuben E. Lee) The assoaallon is a non-profit, volunteer orgdruZ(l· uon which promotes mtematlonal communication bet ween the peo- ple of Newport Beach and its sis- ter ohes in Okazaki, Japan Anllbes, France; and C abo San Lucas. Mexico Cost ts $15 per person. For reservations and informatlon, cdll Dru Cottrell at 644-3150 'CAN WE TALK?' Women In Management pre- sents a discussion of the cWferent ways men and women commuru- cate and how to deal wtth the gender differences. T.he presenta- tion by management trclirung pro Mlm1 Donaldson will be during a dinner meeting at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach.. Networkmg begins at 6 p m . d.lnner 1S at 6'.3 p m Cost is $35. Call Cheryl Scherr at 838-1558 FRIDAY NATURE HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE The EnVironmental Nature Center holds its first ever Holiday Boutique with nature themed guts today from noon to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a m to 2 WORLD'S FINEST WINES AT THE BEST PRICESI • Callfoml•'• l••dlnt11 PNntlum wine r•t.1 er • a .... ••••otlon IJ. Frlendlr .. ,,,Ice IJ. Delhtery •Y•ll•ble Call~ 1 (800) 966-5432 fo r a ~motctltly catalog 'Jt.WINE CLUB. 1111 £. MdaMll ff hltl All, CUVll SATURDAY. OEaMBEft 2. 1995 • p.m. on-the trailer deck at th Center, 't601 16th St., Newport Beach Sale5 will help to support ENC program fund.mg for the spnng semester. The ENC, a public benefit, non-profit orgaru- zatlon has provided enVU"Onrnen· tal education through interpretive tours to school children, youth groups and the general public for 23 years in a unique 2.5 acre set- ting of Cahf orrua native plants and wildhle. For more infonna- bon, call Bo Glover at 645-8489. made po s1ble by a generous donation from th Newport Har· bor Eilts Club. D ·gned for chil· dren from age 6-16, th event Wlll feature boli'day crafts, a mowman building con~ t and a VlSlt from Santa Claus. Parents are enco'ur- aged to bring camera!i and plenty of film to photograph their chil· dren playmg in the snow. Grant Howald Park is at the comer of Fifth and Iris Avenues in Corona del Mar. For more information; call 6«-3151. SATIJRDAY DEC. 9 SUNDAY, DEC. 10 ' I WES1WIND JI OPEN HOUSE SNOW IN CORONA DEL MAR The crew of the Westwmd U m Some 15 tons of snow are fore-appreciation and thanks to all the cast to fall in Grant Howald llark people who have helped them in Corona del Mar for a Winter I will hold an open house from tb Wonderland, from 10 am. to 1 a.m to 4 p .m . at. the Sea Scout Pm Sponsored by the Newport 1 Base, 1931 West Cnast Highway, Beach Community ServicesJI Newport Beach. The Westwind II Department, the free event is is now fully operational with a Start Your Diet with liposuction ... compl tely r built engme. The will be a barbecue and harbor cruise at 2 p m Plea RSVP by Wedn day, Dec. 6 Contact Roger Abercrombie fot more infonnation, 637-3400 · MONDAY, DEC. 11 HOLIDAY CONCERT Costa Mesa High School stu· dents, parents and alumru p11 nt an annual Hollday Concert at 7 p m. at Newport Mesa Chnstian Center. Call CMHS et 556-3344 ASSERTING YOURSELF •Assertive Communication and Self-Esteem• is the title o1 a free noon.program m the Fnends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. Preregis- tration l.S not necessary to attend Presented by Mary M. Saucedo. ~f..GBl'bu Village SANTAANA (CO<Tlef of Sunflower &. • Plaza Di behind Planet Hollywoodl the progrlUl\ will help partlOJ>llnb t am to commumc-ate thcit tru f ling und rstand th ceuse of in ftective behavior ond identify the di.ff er n bctw n pa ve aggr lVe behaVtor, aggressive end· rtive styl of commun1· eating. Saucedo~ a P!if<'hological as i~ant pecial.Wng m mam ge and family issu .The Central Library 1 at 1000 Avocado Ave For more information, call i 17 • 3801. . OC PREDICTIONS FOR 1996 Or4nge County Coast Assoaa- tion holds a Hobday luncheon hononng the board of chrectors and featunng gue t speakers Edi· tors Bill Lobdell of the Daily Pi.lot ·and Jun Wood of the Coaster, dl~· cus ing the busmess economy. politics, bankruptcy and the Orange Coast in the conung year ' , .... h=.~ B a iltj Pil@u/lV-i-~E C@l@rin~ C@nu-~· u .... Ent9 =.~·r lnt-0rporat• tll• ~ k•t .. 11 lat• y ar ••• hOH .. , r---------------, I ENTRY FORM I I I I NAME I I ADDRESS I I I I PHONE------------.......... ---~-----~-. ;AGE--------------------- .. Y~-~ "-~8-6=~· =.~·r . , 2 3 • s I .. at th wport Harbor Nautiaal M um, 151 E. C t Hi bway.; Newport Beach. R ption end museum tour at 11:30 • m., lun• cheon at noon. program at t 2.45 C l 1S $20 per pE"..rson and • vatlon d . cUin Monday, ~ 11. Call 548-4942 for rcservation.t and in!onnabon. IMPROVE COMMUNICATtONS The Co ta Mesa Chamber or Commerce holds a monthly net• working breakfast from 7 .15 to 8 45 a m. at -the Co ta Me£• Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Dnve, Costa Mesa. Sue Podany will speak on the unportance of good commurucation Cost for the-e\:ent lS $10 with prepaid rfservation, $15 at the door. To make reservations, call the Chamber office at 574·8780. •~your 1t~ms to the Around Town £d1tOI' The Daily Ptlot. 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa, Cahf. 92627, fa"t 646...e t 70 or call S4().. t 224, Ext 333. ,. SATURDAY, DEaMBER 2. 1995 r~--------~-----~---------------------------------~-----------------------, 1'.: .. -~ -------.--,--: ~ ~ . .. -. --~ -~~ ---,~ butheran Church of the Master By D•vld Slln + NAME: Lutheran Church of the Master. . + ADDRESS: 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. +TELEPHONE: 759-1031. + DENOMINATION: Evangeli- cal Lutheran Church in Ameri- ca. + YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1957. + SENIOR PASTOR: Mark Anderson. + PASTORAL STAf:F: Sue Crooks, secretary; Susan Parr, organist/choir director; Nancy Spaeth, after-school program director. + SERVICE TIMES: Sunday, 10:30 a.m. Sunday School runs concurrently. Pastor's class is · held Sunday at 9:15 a.m. + SIZE OF CONGREGATION: 150. + CONGREGATION MAKEUP: Varl_ed in ages. + CHILD CARE: Provided. + TYPE OF WORSHIP: Liturgi- cal (a traditional form of wor- ship). The church holds a con- temporary se rvice once a mont h. + TYPE OF SERMON: Ander- son preaches from the Ecu- menical Lectionary, which is used by most churches in the nation. "My sermons are taken from the Gospels and the Old and New Testaments," Anderson said. "I never preach topically, on the hot issue of the day.,. + RECENT SERMON: Ander- son based hfs sermon, ·christ the King," on Luke 23:35-43. + UPCOMING SERMON: The pastor w ill read from Matthew 3:1-12. + OUTREACH PROGRAMS: The church's after-school pro- gram provides care for 30-40 children five days a week. The church also collaborated with HUD to build a low- income housing project adja- cent to their location, which they manage. + WELCOME WAGON: A well-marked information stand where visitors can regis- ter is put out on Sunday mornings. A church member follows up by bringing litera- ture and cookies to the regis- trants' homes. The pastor will also follow up w ith a phone call. +DRESS: Casual to formal. + INTERESTING NOTE: Lutheran Church of the Mas- ter has a monthly event for families w ith children. There is a st oryteller, live music,. sin~i n~, and group games and act1vit1es. CaH t he church for more information. Lutheran Church of the Master senior pastor Mark Anderson. 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S~rt, Min ater Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:AM Chutch School 9AM Adult • 9 •S CMdren Child Care Provided 644-7400 611 Htlt0ttope Ave, Corona Del MM PRESBYTERIAN 8tMilr from ch rn 1n a ttnt't mleJ ~ DclJCA ti\ o ~ WorW. curJay, Otctmhtt 1. 5 ~ 11 M Sun.f y, l cn\hn J, 8 JO AM. anJ 10 IS A M. "LEADERSHIP IN THE CHURCH" (I Pcm S:I-~) (714) 631-2880 -------------------------· ----------------- 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER ------------- 9ufl .£nvi.CL c:Ealon and 13uiul.J ~pf, " 200/o OFF 642-1717 283-D 17th Stretl. Cosio JUtja (N1xt lo Ross} Ope,, 7 Days: M-F 10·8 Sol. 10-1 Sun. 11-6 ------------------------- PRESBYTERIAN ST. MARX PRESBYTERIAN .. CHURCH SundalJ Worship 9:30 tt.m.1 Child <Are, Sunda"i/ Schoof Jamboree at Eastbf u'f f Newport Beach 644-1341 CHRISTIAN Y HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dlselples of Christ) 2401 Irvine Avt. at Santa IHbtl Newport Buch Sunday Worship -10:00AM Dr. Joseph R11d 645·5781 TRADITIONAL EPISCOPAL EPISCOPAL SAINT JAf.4ES CHURCH episcopal "A (0111munlfy o.A.fefl to &.ovlnt-4 J«y ... JH IJI 0.rlJt al 10f'fl efHI Sftl«" Fr David C Anderson, rector 3209Vta l.tdo Newpor1 8eoch ''/675-0210 7.30 am Traditional 9 om Conleme<>!"O'Y. 9 cm Oiurc.h SchoOI 10:-'5 om Chori1motic and Wednesday noon S.\l '.':T :\11<.'l l:\Ff. ,\.\I.I. :\:'\(,FL~ 1-:Pl~COP:\I. <.'II t ·1«. 11 A FRIE o~i~~RJSTW" SUNDAY WORSHIP 8 & I OAM Sunday Wor1lip 8 & I 0 NA Nursery. Sunday Sc~ RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ......... ... Uh.a It .JO ta. u11, ... Rev. Mary Munay Shelton Senior Mlnlater Sunday "AllE YOU IN THE HEART OF EMPOWERMENT" CHURCH OI' aUCMOUS SCllNCI MemW ol ftl LWllli °"1rdl ol ~ ~ 2205 ~ STitEET e SUt! THE WONDER OF OtRJSTMAS A Cbildlen'& mu cal at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach at 6 p.m. Sunday. Por more intonnation, call 574-2228 AUTHOR URIS TO SPEAK Internationally renown American author Leon Uris will speak at 7 p.m. Jan. 7 at Tumple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelback, Newport Beach. Ticket go on sale Sunday. Reserved seats, $30; Urueserved, $20; Students and Seniors, $10. For more information, call Dr. Ted Greenzang, event chair, 836-0741 or Temple Bat Yah.m, 644-1999. SPECIAL EVENTS CHRISTMAS RECYCLE/CRAFTS Newport Beach Religious Science Community Church bolds a Christmas crafts sale at the church parsonage, 1929 Tustin Ave., Cos- ta Mesa, 10 a.m. to noon today. 646-3199. BAAMORE'S 20TH ANNIVERSARY Fairview Community Church cel- ebrates the 20th anniversary of the Rev. Gary Barmore at 10 a.in. Sun- day. Fonner Costa Mesa mayor Mary Hornbuckle will deliver dig- nitary greetings and there will be special music. Refreshments and celebration follow the service. 2525 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. Information: 545-4610. 'lA SPAGNA' PERFORMANCE At Christ Church by the Sea, 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. at the 9:30 a.m . service Sunday, the Rio Hondo Collegium and Recorder Work- shop will present a special perfor- mance of Heinrich Isaac's •La S~g11a. • Sunday School d11 Nursery care available. {nfomfa- tion: 673-3805. RJND-RAISER AUCTION !I The Mother of Preschoolers f Newport Mesa Ouistian Cen~ sponsoring a fund-raising auctioti Sunday<rom noon to 3 p.m. in the church at the comer of Newport Boulevard 400 Fair Drive. Items lb be auctioned include three days t!i Maui, a weekend mountam ~ away, gourmet coffee basket Ona more. Information: 891-9465 dr 966-0454. \. BLOOD PRESSURE otECK~ First United Methodist Church o't Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St., c0n'- ducts a free blood pressure clli\U:: between 10 and 10:30 a.m. ~ day. Call 548-7727. ALTERNATIVE GIR'S • Saint Michael and All An.gels Episcopal Church holds an alter- native gift market Sunday after the 8 and 10 a.m. services -until 1 p.m. Purchase crafts, Christmas cards, or make a donation to a pro- ject like Heifer International, Habitat for Humanity, Ch urch World Service, etc. 3233 Pad.fie View Drive, Corona del Mar. Call 644-0463. HANUKKAH BAZAAR · The Sisterhood of Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach/Irvine, will hold its 20th Annual Hanukkah Bazaar starting Sunday 9 a .m. to 4 p.m . and continuing through Thursday Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to S p.m. A special feature of the week- long Bazaar will be "'Lunch a.I\d Learn with Rabbi Mark Miller, w which will take place 11 un. Dec. 6. Cost for the luncheon is $10 and reservations are required 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach. For more information or reserva- bons, call 644-1999. :l&olVfap f/JfH'Vait SPECIAI.S ,.., OAd - CUStOM Photo Greeting C!lrds call for an appolntm~nt SOUTH COAST C HRISTIAN C HURCH We Care About You Because Christ Cares. "STRIVING FOR THE LIVING CHRIST' (Philippians 3: 12-16) Jerrold A. Hollobaugh, Minister \\'ontupStmcc 10,IS am Bible Srodia 9:00 am Kadt For Oum S 30 pm 792 Victoria Street • Cosm Mesa, CA • 92627 (7 14) 548-3468 (Comer ol VK"tona & Placcnut) ----- "HaVf M A Heartfelt c nrlstmas11 PRrt 1 Meeting m~ Irvine Boys & Gida Club 29S E. Yale~. Im. (Wi!M Art Slallli) PACJFJC OiRISTIAN a>MMUNfT'YOUllOt ~~--......... -----------~~~--~- ()Mc. 4111 ... ,... Phf, s. no.1•. <A nm · ro 1111 smc.1•. <A m1 ..... 71 l·tt44 Pastor William Hemenway "Wt low chlldrtn, youth, ~8 adults, umr adults. stnior1. Wt low to cart, to ttlch oUt. to mftt nttds. to IMWtfq~s· e Sunday Sfrvica -8:00, 9:30 & 10:45 • ~ SchOOI & llblt seudla -9:30 160 Vidoril Strtct. Costl ~ Cl\91617 (714) 631·1011 • (7UJ C5chooU SATURDAY. 0£CEM8ER 2. 1995 .. ·Christmas wishes made ·with love Doreen O'BrleD broQgbtber Ea mixed-up world. Nobody • refute that How do you lain cane-er talong over the <iells of a 10-year-old? The Make-A~Wllb Foundation <l~'t tiy to explain. They take things one day at a time, one child •t a time. This week, the founda- Jion officially inaugurated South Coast Plaza's 55-foot-tall "wishing vee• with the help of some cllil- Jren anxious to speak to Santa. The "wish" kids converged on ~~elaborate Santa's Village set up ~ the Jewel Court of SCP to ride the carousel with its reindeer spin- ning at 8:30 a .m. Breakfast was served by Vie de France restaurant as Santa proudly gave each child a gift bag. compliments ol South Coast Plaza. As the carousel spun round, its animals dancing without the com- pany of children, Santa huddled the young people around his gold- en throne to tell them the story IJf "The Wishing nee,• by Marie Taylor. •'What are real wishes?• asked father,•• Santa read. •Real wishes are wishes you make with love,• he replied. •Wishes you make for someone else." As Santa read on, it was clear what wishes were on the minds of all the adults watching the gathering. Tree-lighting kicks off holiday season The Segerstrom family held 'their 13th annual holiday tree lighting this week at Town Center ~-· ~ •:-.~ ~-:'·-·r."-,-·-~, ·.-1 ~~ ·-·~~··"'' ·:A b.w. cook Park. Costa Mesa, in front of The Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. A spectacular 10-story fir was illuminated in magical stages by Segerstrom children to the delight of a capacity crowd. Pre-tree light- ing, guests converged on the hotel ballroom for a light buffett and some holiday cheer. Outside, dozens of young men in red jackets were busy preparing for the arrival of the holiday revel- ers. No, they weren't Santa's helpers, but rather the young men of the Costa Mesa-based All American Boys Choir proudly assembled to Sing the songs of the season at the capable and talented direftion of leader David Albu- larl~. In-I the crowd, pretty Vl.rginla Osadche of the Balboa Perminsula with children Holland and Zachary. Buddy and Nancy Rich- ley up front and center with son Spencer and twins Maxson and Addbon. Pormer Calilomla Angel base- ball player Bobby Grlcb served as master of ceremonies for the evening, assi~ed by Stan Yaeger and Tom Murphy of SCP. Candlelight gala sure to be holiday hit · The 22nd annual Candlelight Concert Dinner Gala slated for Dec. 1 pro~ to be the biggest event of the holiday social season. Organizers have booked the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim as the venue for a performance by the Boston Pops Esplanade orches- tra, under the baton of new con- ductor Keith Lockhart The Candelight Concert Com- mittee, chaired by Newport Beach resident Catherine Thyen was attended by Mark Johnson. Dou- glas and Georgia Jacobs, George and Judie Argyros, Ted and Mary Jearr'SlmpJdns, .John and Sandra Daniels, Tom and Marilyn Neilsen, Glen and Dott SUllwell, PERFORMANCE ROVER•JAGUAR SERVICE PARTS SALES kellt and carol Wilken. and BWur Wallerkb. The 35-yea.r-young Lockhart has become the hearthrob of the intern.atiOnal conoert c:irruit since he sucCeeded the venerable John Williams earlier this year. ·vou know, Arthur Piedler, the original conductor of the Pops, was also 35 when he began with the orchestra in 1930, • Lochart said amids1 the crush of an adoring crowd of well.wishers. •nie Orange County a ud,ience is among the very best in the nation.• Tickets for the Boston Pops con- cert, which will include perfor- mance by the William Hall Master Chorale, are still available. Call 740-2000 for information. Candv Cane Ball The Junior League of the Assis- tance League ,.of Newport-Mesa c:elebrated the 47th annual Candy Cane Ball in great style at The Fpur Season's Hotel, Newport Beach. som, cam er on. (left) and Connor, (right) to vtslt wtth Sana Connor, who suf:ten from cancer, .Is part of the Make-A- Wbb Fotindatton. The oldest Christmas ball in the region attracted a cross section of the community in support of the programs of The Assistance League. The theme for Uus year's event is "On The Wings of Angels." Organizers raJSed $45,000 from the party and its st.lent and live auctions. · party goers, Janet and Phll11p Hamilton, Charley and Nora Hester, Sue and John Andrews, Carl Mac LaDnd and Rebecca Skellem; Kylie and Doug Hodge, Kathleen and Bod Parmer, and Cindy Hanrahan. with husband Patrick, danCed through the mght to herald in the holiday season. 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Ultra-than \\.I quartz mo\.emcnt. \\'utcr rc~istant to 99 f c t TRADITIONAL l A10 SAnJROAV, DECEMBER 2. 1995 >"\ :Osvilish Lewis enjoys new role as Broadway· act0:ri T h,ere may not be any peanut vendors or sou- venir oats in sight, but baseball fever hits Orange County next Tuesday when the Broadway touring production d "Damn Yankees• launches a week-long series of games ... er, shows, at the Performing Arts CenteT in Costa Mesa. Based on the novel "The Year the YankEtes Lost the Pen- nant," MDam.n Yankees" is a musical cometiy about a pas- sionate baseball fan who sells his soul to the Devil so that he can become the world's great- est baseball player and help his favorite team whip the New York Yankees. The original 1955 stage (and subsequent film) version starred Ray Walston as the Devil and Gwen Verdon as his saucy side- kick, Lola. This time around, Lola is played by Valerie Wright, while the Devil is played by a gentleman who is making his Broadway show - debut: Jerry Lewis. Yup. THE Jerry Lewis. Lewis has made more than 60 films, including a memorable 10-year screen and stage partnership with Dean Martin, as well as many of his own classic comedy movies, including ~The Nutty Professor," "The Errand Boy• and "The Bellboy." He has made numerous tele- vision and nightclub appear- ances, but is probably best known for his annual Labor Day Telethon to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Associ- ation. Hard to believe, but "Damn Yankees" is indeed Lewis' first stage play. christopher trela Why did he wait so long? "I'm stupid," Lewis said at a press conference last week. Ml never really thought about it. 1 look at my body of work and I see this huge cake. I also notice that I'm coming around the far tum and I'm heading bome. To b_e given this opportunity to start what I believe is a whole new life theatrically ... how many people do you know that can say they're going to cele- brate their 70th birthday in 12 weeks, onstage,-doing 'Damn Yankees.' It's incredible. The rush is incredible." Wait a minute. Lewis is near- ly 70? Impossible. Even when talking ·to him face to face, he doesn't look a day over 50. But Lewis revealed that he has been ta.king care of himself, and recently lost 30 pounds to ~dertake his demanding, eight-shows-a-week role in "Damn Yankees• (he and Mar- tin once did 56 shows a week for two weeks during their comedic heyday, but that was ~tAt>-ouvs~ BUY a BELL USED CLOTHES, TOYS & ACCE80RtEa, 11C. 2584 Newport·Blvd. (at Diii Mar) C-. MMe (714) H1·7'a Make Those Patios & · Entries Beautiful 4" x 4" muln-colorcd Jack Slate Barbeque Top Jim Jennings CUSTOM MASONRY 170 E. 17th St. • Suite 406 Costa Mesa (714) 645-8512 State Ucense 1392707 Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard hardscape. •~rt brick, -61oC:lc, stone, tile, slate & concrete work. • Can recommend q_uality designers • Quality work in Costa Mesa & Newport Beach since 1969. • Drainage problems? We solve them. 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He gives our show (its) heart," she said. •Not only is he completely tnsprrational,buthepersonally has reached out and made each of us feel Uke part of his family. We really look up to him.• · Lewis said fans expecting to see the classic Jerry Lewis character won't be disappoint- ed, but his performance is restrained and respectful to the integrity of the script And, said Lewis, there are plans to do a new film version of "Damn Yankees," as soon as he can find the. time. Right now, though, he's having the time of bis µte. What mqre could a per- former want? For tickets to "Damn Yan- kees, call 556-ARTS. 'Light Sensitive' takes a unique approach to holidays With so many holiday plays and concerts on local stages this month, The Theatre District is taking a dillerent approach by st'.1~g a play called "Light Sensitive" that opens this • • BREAKFAST • LUNCH • ·Burgers Sandwiches Bacon & Eggs Tacos Burritos Subs ,, We Know How Hard It Can Be For a Caregiver ... trying to meet your own needs as well as those of a loved one. we can help. Let us provide temporary care for someone close to you in a home-like, professional healthcare~ setting. Call today for rates and tnformatton. Newport Rehabilitation .. and Living Center 1555 Superior Avenue Newport Beach, CA o~663 (714) 646-7764 . weekend and runs through Dec. 17. Set in New York's Hell's J<itchen during the Christmas holiday, "Ugbt Sensitive" is a diamatic comedy that explores the complexities of relationships and interdependence. •1t•s a very different show,• said director Marlo Lescot. "The ~brtstmas angle is barely there. It Just happens that it's set in that period of time. The play is about perception of beauty and love. It's an unusual love story." •ught Sensitive" is about a blind taxi driver who falls in love with an insecure woman, and bow they overcome their handicaps and find happiness. "What I like about the sCript is that there's all this ·stuff going on.underneath, just like all of us," explains Lescot. "We think that if the world really knew who we are that no one will like us. and that they'll know we're a fraud. I've battled with that." 'Nutcracker' is mesmerizing Mesmerizing is the first word that came to mind after watch- ing the San Francisco Ballet's production of "The Nutcracker" at the Performing Arts Center last weekend. Tb.is charming version of the Anthony Randazzo as the Nutaacker and Evelyn Cisneros as the Sugar Plum Fairy in San Francisco Ballet's .. Nutcracker." timeless holiday ballet is a delight in every way. The expertly-danced production is at times dreamlike, at times mischievous, and always en)oy- able. For those who have sworn that they would never attend. another production of "The Nutcracker," this SFB version will have you changirtg your tune in no time. There are three performances left: today at 2 and 8 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m. For tickets, call 556-ARTS. Boston Pops conductor to pay visit to county Than.ks to the long-running PBS television series, "Evening at Pops,• dozens of recordings and an exhaustive touring schedule, The Boston Pops Orchestra has become the most famous and easily recognizable orchestra in the country. Sur- prisingly. The Boston Pops ~as had only three conductors since 1930: Arthur Fiedler, John Williams, and, as of this past Landscape for the Holidays or re-landscaping is your answer to a beautiful new look fo FLOWERDALE can make your landscape dreams come true, and increase your home's value, too! 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Mlllll $1.l.OO $7.00 $9.00 Keith Lockhart conducts ·The Boston Pops. May, Keith Lockhart Lockhart, 35, the same age as Fiedler when he first 1omed the Pops, has been finding out what it's like to be in the celebnty spotlight as the Pops frontman Because of his TV appearances and his boyish good looks, Lockhart has all but become a poster boy for classical music. Local Lock.hart fans get a chance to experience the Pops maestro next Thursday when SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1995 A11 the Boston Pops makes a rare Orange County appearance at The Pond in Anaheim. The spe- cial holiday-theme concert is presented by the Perfonning_ Arts Center, who realized that their 3,000-seat hall was not nearly big enough to accommo- date the expected 13,000 Pops fans. "Because of the natw'e of the music that we do, and the wideT populace interest; and because of the expense of tour- ing, we can't perform too often at midsize concert venues," Lockhart said during a recent interview at The Center while on a jaunt to promote The Pops show. Lockhart said m addition to traditional Christmas tunes and • carols (sung by the William Hall Master Chorale), there will be some fun holiday treats hke "Rocltin' Around the Christmas Tree,• • JU'l,gle Bell Rock• and "Blue Christmas, H as well as some new age holiday music. "There are also a couple of Boston Pops moments that everybody en1oys and expects, Wee Sleigh Ride,' Santa Claus is Coming to Town' and 'Wliite Christmas,·" Lockhart said "Santa and snow will be there We're gomg to hit all those places and also go to some new places so thcll llli5 doesn't become a fonnula thing.• And what of his new-found fame? "The pa!1 that does take get- ting used to is the whole celebrity thing,• Lockhart adrrutted. "Conductors are used to bemg in the public eye, but .no conducting position could have prepared me tor this. It's one of the few poSitions in the entire country which has a fame that is not con1med to a sma.11 musical public "There is a broad-based cllentele because of the 1V exposure,• be continued. "That brings a whole different level of populanty. It's a b1t daunting, to get recognized a~ much as I do. In Boston, H's kind of silly. I can't walk a block wtthout it bapperung On the other hand, it's a great opportwuty to capi- talize on 1t, to be an advocate, to use that kind of pop culture fame to bring people around to listen to something with fresh ears that I think is highly worth Llstenmg to.• For tickets to The Boston Pops concert, which begins at 8:30 p .m. on Thursday, Dec 7, call 556-ARTS · • CHRISTOPHER TRELA's column runs Saturdays r -CENfER SHOE REPAIR 285 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Next To ROSS Dress For Less 645-5511 Hours: M-F 8:30 -6:30, Sat 8:30 _. 5:00 15% OFF ANY REPAIR WOltK I (Good with aci.only) 14. I!( Complete ;.~e s.:;i~~t:==Rep~yCopy ~~~ - - - - - - - - - -J TRAGEDY, CONTINUED FROM A1 my life.• James Reeves reportedly shot bis estranged wife Melinda Reeves, 38, and his only daughter Vanessa Reeves, 16, 'who was four-months pregnant, with his M caliber handgun in the bed- , rooms of their Lake Am>whead home on Nov. 18, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. Reeves then reportedly went downstairs to the living room and fatally shot himself in the head in front of his three sons, James, 13, Jeff, 11, and Daniel, 6. After sbe received the devas- tating news, Saunders drove up to Lake Arrowhead to pick-up her grandsons and bring them back to. her apartment in Newport Beach where they will live with her until after Christmas. "We thank God the boys were spared.• Saunders said. •Jim said if he would kill one, he would kill everyone to get the whole family back together." The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, which is investigating the double murder- suidde case, have not established a motive, but Saunders, 59, and her son, Stanford, 34, know James had abused Melinda for years and was acting 9ut of ·~. r~. and guilt over bow be treated the whole family,• they said. Her daughter never got a restr~ Older·~ her hua- band because she thought it was, "only a piece of paper,• Saunders said. Melinda bad told Saunders that 11 anYthing ever happened to her, she wanted Saunders to care for her children. · While Saunders is struggling to cope with the deaths of Melinda and Vanessa -whose funeral ser-vi~ are today in Irvine at Saun- der's church -she is trying to tonn a plan to provide for the lloys' future and maintain some kind of normalcy in their youn~ lives. This includes schooling, partic- ipation on sports teams and coun- seling for them to co.me to terms with the tragedy that orphaned them. 'Looking at the boys gathered. a.round Saunders' .kitchen table eating McDonald~s. coloring and chatting, they appear to be like any other boys. But a glimpse of James' downcast face hiding beneath the bill of his black base- ball cap, indicates there is deep --pain. "The two older boys haven't shown hardly any emotion,• said Saunders, who said Daniel keeps acting out his father's suicide which he witnessed. "They're very closed about it." Daniel will live with Saun- ders, and Stanford may take the ( ll'(lllllt I 'l I I i1 l lt,1, .d11 .II' fl1111 1111 l11o111d.i1111ll '" 1111 IHl,111•" /i111111 /1111111/111/ ~ yo'., lno"' the water . • .i;. Bryan H. Ltd.· MEN·'S SHO&S. ETC In Westdiff Court 1727 Westdiff Dr. NB 650-6856 : ~ :~~~~~;:l~~ ·~ : HOLIDAY '95 FASHIONS ' • ... SPRING & SUMMER '96 FASHIONS • ~ Ji.t twtc:. per year, we the man~ MIM repr...mattvee"for ~ clothing llnM Mii our aamplM. We haVe women'•, children'• end men• dothlng tn.t le brand new end e monthl ahHd of our Pf9MOl ...aon. You'll be w.tlng new falhlonl not even In the ltofMI A*> we •• abte to oflef you new mwchand ... ltrllght from our manufKturwa current MUOn to help fUlftll your pel'-.onal Medal AGAIN, AT WHOLESALE PRICES ... OVER 200 DIFFERENT UNESI areal for Hollday 0111 Oltdngl 3 DAYS ONLY Sunday, Dec. 3rd 9:00 a.m.•5:00 p.m. Monday, Dec., 4th 7:30 a.m.• 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5th 7:30 a.m.• 7:30 p.m. BAVlumJS THE VAL.UIS ARE AT: COPPERTREI DUIGN CENTIR tl1 KAI.MUI DlllYI IUlftA-1 COITAllUA 714) 641-8638 COSTA MESA NOW OPEN At Oar New Cotta Mesa Location l'aetorr Authorized Lo~ Sala I Senlce Sptofalldnc la Jquar I Land Rover ltnlce and Uaed Car lalt1 Celebratlnl Oar lttb Year In Gran.I• CoantJ Competltlve ........ Convenlent I. older two to live With him in San Diego, Thankfully, they are a close-knit family and the boys will see each other often, Saun- den Aid. Unfortunately, she doem't have the fmandal resources that would allow all ~ boys to live together. Sawidet's husband died of a heart attack in Segteniber and beeause the campuy be worked for went bankrupt, be lost his life insurance and pension. she said. "We're all pulling~ to figure out how to do thia, • Saun- ders said. ·we don't want a hasty dedsion because we have to fig- ure out what is right for the boys.• Saunders friends have dropped off fOOd, Videos and games for the boys and one even paid tor two sessions with a psy- chologist. Saunders' friends have set up a phone number, 854-3483, to accept calls .from anyone who wants to help. A trust fund to pro- vide for the three boys has also been set-up. Any donations can be mailed to Barbara Saunders, Acting 'lhlstee for the Reeves children, James, Jeffrey and Daniel, P.O. Box 348, 5319 Uni- versity Drive, Irvine, 92115. WATER CONTINUED FROM A 1 of a study t6 determme •how wen the plant WU pert~ .• Every reclaimed water plant in the state had to undergo similar scrutiny, Tbomploa said. 1be state health department reviewed the test results and determined the district's plant was nmnlng effectively, Thomp- son said. •1 think the researcher deter- mined that one of those samples (contain.ing viruses) had been a.cddeotally switched,• Thomp- son said. "The IUlte department of public healtb bu reviewed (the current) project and they don't feel there'$ any problem.• Potential health risks of the district's proposal is the one area for which data is still being col- lected. While the district's consul- tants say there will be no effect on the bay or its users, biologists hired by the dty say the extra nutrients could cause an algae bloom in the bay and potentially diSrupt saltwater habitats. City administrators are still col- SE:\I> Fl ,()\\'ERS ~ RABBITT INSURANCE • (_ -;:... -....... 441 Old Newpcxt BJvd. •Newport Beach ./ \ -}_; <-H~ lbpital) r . 631-7740 . SERVING NEWPORT-MESA AREA FOR OVER 14 YEARS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • LAWN/GARDEN MAINTENANCE • NEW LANDSCAPING/LANDSCAPE RENOVATION 8c CLEAN UP • LAWN RENOVATION, AERATION 8c FERTl LIZER ~ • REASONABLE RATES PROGRAMS TO FIT ANY BUDGET • lecting oJ)liUom from heeltb risks uperts, but will not •Y wblch comultants they have hired. Health-risk data could be part of a lawsuit if the dty deddee to JUe the water diltrtct tD blOck the project. Although NewJ)9lt BMch bas no jurilctictkm over the pro- ject, the Qty Council voted this week to oppoee the pro~ a dedaration which could invC>lve legal action. Vbul tests are C09tly and ~ consuming, 'lbompeon said. rrhe dist?ict'1 waste water ii roUthlely momtored for coliform bacteria and for its clarity level. If water is clear, as the district's hlgbly-treat- ed effluent is, that's Usually an indication the water is virus-bee. Even SJdnner concedes that by the Ume the treated water reach- es Newport Bay, the water would be so diluted that any viruses would likely be gone. "The chances of ingesting the viruses are reduced because of the dilution,• Skinner said. "But there have been viruses coming out of that plant in the past. Unless they do new studies, they can't speak with authority that it's not continuing to happen.• ARRESTS • CONTINUED FROM A 1 ~. Boulevard were magnets for drug users, runaways, loiteren Qd truant students, Costa Meta police detective Sgt. Tom Boylon said. •Soine kids are taken in by some (motel) residents wbo give them a ~ce to stay, and some are there sm~king dope beCa.Uie drugs a.re available there,• Boy- lan said. "It's a little bit ol every- thing.• . Teen-age students from sever• al schools in the distrlct reported .. ly loiter mostly at the Costa Mesa Motor Inn. •From the outside the Costa Mesa Motor Inn looks fairly decent, but there are problems inside," Boylan said, who added tha~ the management there is working with police to resolve the problem. ' Boylan said many problems also occur at the new Harbor 11¥1 where a. lot of the arrests were made. Qjj~Q~ . Q ~ • A. ·it. Golden Dragon Chinese Mandarin Restaurant • • Private Parties • Catering • Banquet Room • Cocktails • Lunch/Dinn,r • Food to Go (714) 642-7162 2023 HarbOr Blvd. Costa Mesa William Harold ·Jewelers ·SEMI-ANNUAL .SALE DEC lST -30TH' • • SETBACKS CONTINUED FROM A 1 1 They settled on $3 million m cuta 'othletic transportation, the com- A lmicauons department and per nt funding. To make up the rest of the dis.- d's $8.6-milllon anticipated loss, ' trustees put the Bear Street ool on the auction b~. hoping rJe raise $4.S mlllion. . .But since money raised by the 'ifilte of schools must be used to fund -~dditional student housing or for deferred maintenance projects, 'Superintendent Mac Bernd helped -~aft a state Senate bill signed by i..Gbv. Pete Wilson, which allows school districts in Orange County to • nell off school property and put the 1poney into the general fund to r(~ up bankniptcy losses. • t On August 22, developer Poly-~ ~on Communities surprised school L • ~ffidals by bidding $5.355 million <Sn the Bear Street property, $855,000 more 'than they expected. "l'EScrow on the property closed Dec. I }, ~ Just as it appeared the district was peaking its head out from' beneath its financial woes, repre- sentotives from the Securities and ...e~nange Commission sent "Wells ters" to district officials two ks ago, accusing the school dis- . , its chief finandal officer and a oner administrator of misleading vestors who loaned the district the 7 million to put into the county's vesbnetit pool. The commission said the officials ;.Mn'hlm'perly disclosed the risks and nded use of the borrowed mon- Still, one year dfter the bank- ptcy, Bernd said the district has eathered the storm pretty well. "I don't think there's an mdivid- 1 connected that would ever want repeat such a thing," he said. t the unpact on the classroom been mirumal." ewport Beach With nearly $17 million placed in e ill-fated Orange County mvest- URVIVORS was forced to make a choice. Cordell bad been on vacation hen news of the bankruptcy bit. e bad three days to decide if he ould retire and accept bis benefits m the county over a three-year 'od. The county'~~ guaran- wbat would happen if the offer asn't accepted, he said "It took me a minute befoTe I 'eved it,· be said. CordeU and another Harbor trol employee agreed to accept e offer Though content now with move, be was surprised when position he vacated was filled eral months later. Cordell said the county was • 1Cll~ays good to him, but he conced- ~ that he was disappointed he and 'several others lost 10% -which .amounted to several thousands of 'dollars for lum -from their deferred .compensation which was invested Jn the fund. •1 definitely feel like I got a fair shake from the county,• be said. •1 as disappointed at the end, but eft on a happy note." -Carolyn Miler URAM: BEARING A HEAVY BURDEN ln the past year, Corona del 'Mar resident Tom Uram has ta.ken ·on perhaps the two toughest Jobs 0in the county, and be baa the extra weight lo show it. : •rm the lund of person who ~eats my way through a crisis,• said Uram, who heads the Orange :county Health Care Agency and served for a time a.s the county's ltnterim chief adminsttative officer l before turning the post over to IWllllam Popejoy. •When I went in for a physical, they told me my stress level, my weight 1.nd my cholesterol were • all up I tbink I gained about 1.C t pounds. I'm just now getUn9 back : to where 1 should be nonnally. • ' The Health Care Agency prob· ably was l\lt the heldest by the : bankruptcy,_ with Sl2 li:Ullion tn • , b~dg~l cull and 242 potitions eliminated. •web d to cut men· tal health becb, ,.... ta! pro· g~, • Uram Mid. We bad some 'reit.lly deep cuts. , •J've bftn here to yean, ahd we've *i>c!ot a long lime tryiQo to bUild thete pr:ograma up. An.Ct WI very bard to lb bee ud watdl them Just dulllble OftSliobt. • • UnU'b Mid he ........ to ... the C®Dty ...... IO WI .......... glory." He 'OlilaD ll mil ...,,_, but not~·~ rw. cu ..... ,._ ... ., I ~ ':°i&r."' ..: ow~•• .. ._ ~~ .. ~lNI • tdda. And, Orem Mid .. .-ty lillll WID back 611 ~1nce al --.=c....=-:i;;; =-=:.--~ .. ~ ...... ment pooi Newport ·Beach wu a •sm.a11 ftah• compared to the likes of the Orange County n-a.Qsporta- tton Authonty or the "fian.sportation Con1dor Agendes which had hun- dreds of millions of dollars in the pool But the city bad b1g plans for that $17 niilllon. $10.8 million of wb..lch was revenue bonds which would help finance a major ground-wat r development project. That project has suffered no delay' u a result of the bankruptcy, however. In fact, city officials noted with some satisfaction, Newport Beach's invesbnents were spread across enough different channels that the county's financial troubles did not affect city business. Only $1.07 mil- lion o! Newport Beach's pool invest- ment came from the city's general fund. •The whole thing is unfortunate, but if there's any bright aspect, it's that our investments were diversi- fied,• said aty Finance Director Dennis Danner. In the early stages of the bank- ruptcy, the city hired attorneys and considered suing the county to recover the irussing funds. Ulti- mately, Newport Beach joined with the creditors in the inv~tment pool committee. By selecting settlement Option A offered by the county, the city agreed to accept 77% of its pool funds while giving up its right to pursue the remaining funds in court. On May 19, the city was reim- bursed $13.2 million. The city will not receive the remaining $3.5 'nlll- lion (plus approximately $180,000 in lost interest) unless the county is successful in its litigation with Wall Street brokers. In January, one month after the bankruptcy, the city made some minor revisions in its investment policy, a practice that occurs annu- ally, Danner said. "We may have made it a little more conservative, but no big I changes," be said. Costa Mesa Costa Mesa emerged from the bankruptcy literally unscathed, despite a $5.8 million investment m good employees (because of pay cuts) it will become a sell-fulfilling prophecy.• -nna Borgatta RSHEL: BRAVING AN 'E·TICKEr RIDE When the county filed for Chap- ter 9 bankruptcy on Dec. 6, 1994, Lynne Fishel was an assistant to for- mer County Administrative Officer Emie Schneider. One year and three bosses later, Fishel is an administrative manager in what is now the CEO's office. She has fewer administrative duties and fields media inqumes m the county press office. The past year bas also given her an education in the worlo.ngs of Wall Street. •Most of my work centers around bankruptcy recovery issues," the 36-year-old Newport Beach resident sald. • Obv1ously that wasn't on the radar screen at this time last year.· Watching the county go through four adJnini,strators bas been like •rtding the E-ticket, • Fishel said. After the Board of Supervisors dis- missed Schneider, Health Care Agency Director Tom Uram took the position on an interim basis for three weeks. The board then appointed William Popejoy, changing the posi- tion to that of a chief executive offi- cer. Following Popejoy's resignation six months later, Airport Director Jan Mlttermeier took over the reins. Each administrator bad a chffer- ent management style, f 15bel said, and some of their decisions have greaUy affected the admiDlstrabve offlce. A 13-yee.r county employee, Fishel began as a supeMSOt's aide and later worked for three years ror the county envtronmentoJ manage- ment agency. Although her back· ground is in community relations, Pisbel has also undertaken super- vising assignments and the devel- opment of the admirustratlve office's budget •ne biggest change a.s probably that l'm not doing as much ed.mmls- trattve work as I did a year ago, bul thet'.1 not necessarily a b d change,• Fllbel said. •tt'1 be n 1. tough yeer.• -EvDHeunon lhe Orange County neuurer's pool. •tn my estunation, it has had no unpact on City semces whatsoev- er,• City Manager Allan Roeder &aid. •tt did. for a short penod of rung or budgeting any of that remairung 20 to 25 cenb, • Roeder saJd. But, even the tempo.rary loss of money hasn't hUrt the d~. Still, as a precautlon, the City Council decid- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1995 AS County District Attorney's omce right e t wa.s tryin9 to fUjgle a 10% mcre.ue m telorues and a .C9% mcrease in the number of Jury trial settings, whkb created a lh1ft of attorneys from Municipal Court to Supenor C0\41. •Tue bankruptcy aggravated an already ditticult lituabon. • Romney said. The bankruptcy cau5ed a 10~4 decrease in the 5laff of attomeys through early retirement, and pro- hibited those vacancies in munid- pal courts from being tilled, he said. There are 20 posttions open for attorneys in the District Attorneys office that cannot be filled because of the bankruptcy, Romney said. Attorneys had to be moved out of eight specialized areas -such as elder and child abuse, arson and narcotics -and moved into the tnal · and felony cases to keep up with the case load, he said. ch4riti hav• become •the lut resort• for the poor and money· strapped. But, because of the funding am trust resul1ed from the bllnkruplcy, many of the agenoes ftnd tbey're helping more people with leis mon- ey than they had before •0ur medical and den1al f1.c:W-- bes have been directly affected by funding cuts as well as requests for services,· said Karen McClinn, director of SOS (Share Our Selves) poverty relief center m Costa Mesa. 'With the county, that's where they took the ma1or hits. They got nd or the mental health clinics, the prenatal programs and the cancer treatment -they've shut all those programs down. So, obviously, there's a pretty big demand for health services • Headllne heralds last year's bad news. Additionally, several misde- meanors typically referred to as quality of life aimes such as grafft- ti, being drunk m pubhc, ounors consuming alcohol and public nw- sances bave been reduced to ota- bons and are now handled by police officers, not by the District Attorney's office, Romney said The Newport Beach-based ch4r- ity FISH (fnends m Semce to Humanity) had served as a distrib- uting agency for a county·spon· sored, no-mterest loan program for families and llldJViduals who need- ed help Wlth rent and household expenses So when the county went bust, FISH found 1tse11 with mo.re people m line for money than th~ were funds time, cause us to bold off on a few of our cqnstruction projects until we could get the full scope o( the situa- bon. But even all of 'those projects are all back on line.• The city's three public agencies - the city of Costa Mesa, the Redevel- opment Agency and the Sanitary District -had relatively small investments left in the pool when it collapsed last December. That's because city officials had been 'withdrawing their funds -which at one point hit the $14 million mark - during the six months prior-to the collapse. To date, the city bas recovered all but about $1 million. City offl- oals aren"t real sure when they'll get the rest. ·That bas been a difficult process m terms of our ability to get accurate mlormation regard.mg those accounts," said Roeder. •tn our case, the balance is fairly mod- est because we had relatively little money m 1t. Anything beyond that, Roeder 5ald, the aty will consider a loss. "We certcUnly will not be plan- was an atlltude that was like, Just send us your money and don't ask quesbons.'" And, when Rutledge did get an explanabon from the coWlty, it was usually so comphcated that it was nearly unpossible to comprehend. For Rutledge, that was a red flag. "We could never get an answer out of the coWlty that satisfied us,• said Rutledge, who has a bachelor's degree in geology and a master's degree m soence and engineering management. Another warrung sign was the bme at would take to withdraw fWlds from the county pool. •1t was something like 30 days And that alone was enough to make 1t unattractive to us • -Tina Borgatta TEMPLE: CALM ARER THE STORM For Costa Mesa Finance Director Susan Temple, the bankruptcy issue turned into a nasty personal attack when John Moorlach pub- licly called for her termmation. Moorlach, who now sits in the county treasurer's seat, predicted the collapse of the Orange CoWlty investment pool during his uubal, unsuccessful bid for the post. During a City Council meebng last January, an emobonal Moor- lach stood at the podium and open- ly called into quesbon Temple's ability to make sound mvesbnent deosions Costa Mesa had been whittling down its anvesb:nent in the Orange County neasw-er's pool. So, when it crashed, the oty's three agenaes - the Sanitary District, the Redevel- opment Ag••ncy and the City Coun- ol -bad l than $6 milhon left in the fund. But that wu no consolation to Moorlach. •You're aware of how many times I approached the oty's finance director and staff with my concerns,• Moorlach told the coun- cil at the tune. ·we still nave mon- ey left in tho pool. She (Temple) was the gatekeeper of the (tupayers') money.• Temple kept ·qwet throughout the attack, a pracbc:e she's keeping even now. •That was all an the ~. • Tem· pie id "I don't see any need to dwell on 1l." But. while Temple chose to refram rrom a response, city offi~ls Jumped to her defense. Mayor Joe Erk on issued public apology end took poiw- bUity for the 11tuAtion. ""rhe wa.y I view it, people ahOWd look t th el ed ofh 1\1 to take r ~nstbility for those ln\'81tments, b d And, the Costa Mesa Sarutary Diltrid .. boanl of dka(tors, which ~ NIOurcet With th dty, ...... • letter oC mmmendation to .,,...._ P"eWnlJbet for bet ftruul· .......... ..,.. .... ed to continue on with a few belt- tightening practices -Wee a bmng freeze and no-frills budget increas- es -which bad been in place before the bankruptcy. In the end, Costa Mesa's budget was so sohd that the city was able to hire on six new police officers and still shoot money into its reserve account. County courts The people who make the coun- ty's court system click have learned m the past year to do more with less as they have been plunged in the "deep freeze• aftermath of the Orange County bankruptcy. While the bankruptcy triggered no layoffs m either the Orange County District Attorney's or Publlc Defender's offices, at elinunated ment raises, promobons, tunngs and fnnge benefits -such as new business cards •Bas1cally we're in a deep freeze," swd Brent Romney, direc- tor of muruapal court operations for the Distnct Attorney's office The bankruptcy tut the Orange • dren's classrooms "I kind of cringed at a school board meebng when one of the par· ents descnbed the bankruptcy as bemg over,• Decker said. "The unpact is long from being over • With the double-whammy of the district's $4-oilllion emOeiztement loss three years ago and the $8-mil- lion loss in the oounty tJankruptcy, teaehers have bad to go without a cost-of-living rabefor .everal years, she said. ' TP.acbers dJd receive a 1.2% retroactive pay incr ase in October. - •we r ahze it wun't a cost-of- livtng lnaeese, but lhilt wun't pos· ible thi.s year,• Decke.r S&ld after the boaid approved the .raise. Even though the dilbict was forced to cut back 10 per ftudcnt on pending for cluSl'Odlll JDAtcrl- als, many t achen bavefeifktd over moo y out of thekr e to mue up the diff •Tho e to.icbe11 out there spending megebucb an lhea classrooms, though I r~y leU th not to,• Deck r MicL •1 tell them th pa.rents woo't be ble to ee how th1ngs ~ Uy are if the effects are hiddert with them sta • dizin th systf'.m. • O«'ker Mid th distnct b don • good tob <'Ontrolling class overall, though th ue ceptiOos tn th kind rgarten and high school grade levet. • Still, ~ker sakl the diltrid Is far from riding out the full t nt of ben.lauptcy't aftermath • _,....._c .. ICHOOtlY: M.CmNG A Wl8 MAOtltl 0.8. Sc:boot.J ............ tell of Jolm Wqne=WlllD'*" 1W db*'* Jin' .-. d H ,._ _...M toUa1J aMI -~ ciilllics • • If ..... ... ,... f'•Nl•lll·-··· .... ,_ •11111, 1Acrl 1f\ ..._ 11Wmtl'O'&:la .. "There will be a gradual deteno- ration of the quahty of We if the county is not careful," he said The Pubbc Defender's office saw an increase in staff and budget in the wake of the bankruptcy, as the Board of Supervisors asked the agency to take over all conflict cas- es that private attorneys bad preVl- ously handled under contract, O range County Pubbc Defender Ronald Y. Butler said But thei.e changes actually helped the county save SS million over six months, he added •1t•s a Catch-22 -they had to increase us so we could save them money,• Butler said The downside as that even though the Publlc Defender's office is not dealing with.. cuts or layoffs, the workload was mcreased sub- stantially, Butler said Social services With fewer county-run cliruc:, and financial aid programs, local ·we were counbng on this mon- ey to help a certain number of fam- ilies,• said Kabe Ditch. a FISH vol- unteer coordinator. And at SPIN (SeTVlllg People In Need), wtuch as also based in New- port Beach, the requests for services hdve been corrung in at a steady pace •rt (the bankruptcy} has affected us,• scUd Jean Wegener, SPIN's execut1v~ duector. "The phone never stops nngmg People are des- 1 perate • Wegener said she fears th& worst nught be yet to come. ·we know that the unmuniza- bons and TB ttuberculosJS) shots are gone,· Wegener said "The coun- ty's n~t domg that anymore. And in the back of your mind, you're tbink- mg, what's going to happen? • Staff writers Tina Borgatta, Car- olyn Miller, Evan Henerson and Julie Ross Cannon compiled this report. Tola Uiam ........ ,.. .. coiMy tar. 6art --.... .. dlli!l ... w ...................... .. llMlllac:w9• 11~1.eft.OASdtoal1!Jl .. dlWel :JOIUl ... ,.. Allpo.t Iba ,,.. MltlMnz din .. at s a • cCNidy ddel ewlllll\le officer. elinunated, which means the Costa Mesa r\?sident is working plenty of 12-to 14-hour days •t guess I benefited from all the lbankruptcy) activity,· Schooley said. •1 was part of the team before. Now I'm the ooe who's ultunately responsible for the iW'pOrl. I guess that's the pnmary change." The airport bad approXJ.JDately $53 million m the ill-fated invest- mect pool, $39 milllon ol which has been recovered. The bankruptcy dJd not force layoffs at the auport. ince only 87 of the 115 authonzed positions at the airport were filled when cutbacks became necessary. Tb remauung 28 posibons were eliminated through attntton, malt- ing an already lean auport even leaner, according to School y, •1 don't know how IOJ\g w 'O bo able to m41Dta.ln 81 emplO)' ,• Schooley said. "I've n tallting to the CEO about how th orgaruza- boo wor Wlth re:spec=t to in w duti ." Of course. on the subject of John Wayn SChOoley CM • f ly t in that fonner d.irettor·turtied· CEO Milt will ~ 1. l)'m• path tic ear. • Ablohll ly, • ~t>C>Je A laugh. •Tber tag • corporabo¥ have been better able to Wcllt months-for repayment. Compa.rues such as Moore Busi- n Forms and Systems, a Co.\1a M~ busm whlcb supplies all of the county'$ computer paper loans and labels, have seen some of their competition fall away since the bankruptcy occwred' Although Moore is still owed money that reaches mto the "m-fig- ure rang • the company haS dou- bled its busm with the county, sa.td Cathy Aron.son, the company's Orange County account manager. ·A lot of vendors dropped out and that created an opportunity for us,• said Aronson, who edded that the countY is Moore' largest t.l"C'Ount, •we're a huge corporatiOn and we the brunt of not being paid immOdlat y • Cr of 1£ with Swveyon s.>n.rittl Co, another COlto M they • t.baDked our • t.bal they only owed $4,500 when the county w bank· rupt. c ty\ 8"COWll bG much larger ln put. Aid LouanDa u.. who beldl Sur· • cteait and divi· ln deciding lb continue supplying counly, SUrveyon Sel ffc.-e - 'Wbidl rents and npln ... Nytng ind ~ eqWpiDmt --dQtdened Ii peyment • ! ... With lh8 CCJUllty. But ~the benki'UJ*."Y. .. couDly P'kl its lab mada ... ~ IDthe~AI I II lb dlle, ..., OOenw•• r I a.....-111,;oooo1 •-..-=-"'.: ~ ·c:.:{Q 1Clill ... 2 it' ca. .. Dll. Md.. 4:., Ml•auut 51 -- l 51MPI\ A HIGH QuAiitY Cu.:is .WESTCLIFF f---> I A / A 17th Street at Irvine Avenue Newport Beach • EYE-Ol'ENElt Estancia basketball team takes shot at tourney title. I iERgles top Corona • Estancia is hardly at its •bes~, but Eagles get it ·done, and show off sophomore Nelson, too. By Roger Carlson, Datly Pilot While the Eagles may very well impress their fans at a higher rate at other times, Friday's victory was nevertheless a hurdle which required some solid second-h8lf play against the Sea Kings. And it came from a different ••• QUOTE OF THE DAY ·n;, u•ere. ~to nm a diot, but tM. sneak um oPn'I ••. • . -CD!~1 QUARTF.RBACX JO. :JI WALZ shoot for crown I·---· ...... . c....-..•u•nus John Maraya. Maraya went down with an ankle injury late in Thurs- day's game and it is feared he'll be out for an indefinite,period. #He had just won that five- spot," lamented Parsel. • He was really looking good, but it doesn't look good now, at all.• game wore into the second half, Orris' troubles weren't all that grim, to bis delight. "Regardless of the score I have to tell you," said Orris in the after- math, "I'm really. proud of the effort. We were a half-squad, or less, and Brian Coleman really stood out. We'll be all right.• .................. • Wmbumtll ..... ' : ·····~ I···-· I ' ' l ' • J I •-•art lllltl•-looldl• for. vldmy .. ....... 11#11 .. ~ Lany•atm. f f ' ' ' • ' • source than usually associated with the Eagles, who boast the 1- 2 p unch of Cal State Fullerton- CORONA DEL MAR -bound guard Dane Plock and Estancia High's Eagles take an 6-foot-6 Chris Candlish. unblemished record into tonight's With both Plock and Candlish championship showdown of the obviously off their best form it was Daily Pilot Tip-Off Basketball 6-4 sophomore Sam Nelson who Tournament with 3-0 Los Alami-ca.me to the forefront, scoring 14 tos torught at Corona del Mar points, 11 of those in the second High, the scene of Friday night's h8lf. CllA?SIDHS .. (7 ML) &mMNJI G5W.:~ On the other side of the floor was a team which knows advers1- ty all too well. All Brian Coleman did was score every point of the second half for Corona del Mar as he added 18 poµits to his first-half output for a game high 23 pomts • • • I +CdM'sJoet.W* .... : ' .... illAa (5:20 ML) --vs. TllO't The Sea Kings (1-2) were not only without football standout Darren MacDonald, but 6-4 Adam Khnke, whose assignment was to fend off Candlish, was missing from action due to illness, and a sore wrist. I I • f • All-Sell Vl9w I a .-: foo4bell tMn\, M I Ill clld t a.r ....... awflum : ·~·c..an. .. • • I I Mw g'irts b rf atl .... • I • • t • I 48-31 conquest of a depleted "He's going to go that wty all Corona del Mar quintet which put the time,' said a satisfied nm up a solid fight, but in the end Parsel, the Eagles' coach. "He's a proved to be not enough to con-player.' with solid play from start to finish was 6-5 junior Brandon Casillas, who started in place of senior #He showed up to rug ht and he was just as white as a ghost," said CdM Coach Paul Otris. "We're in real trouble," said Orris before it began. But as the The Sea Kings were still.within range of Estanaa in the third quarter, trailing 25-20 with 4.37 left m the period after a three- point play by Coleman. Candlish had to sit down with his third foul, but Nelson struck I I I I I I I f • 0..-.. Cciad Gal111 .,,.., ........ , ....... bWgeslntD ...... 1'oW'rillment ........ I ' ,, I ' . tend with the Eagles. Also coming into the limelight • SEE EAGLES PAGE BS L-------·----~------·-~-~ high schoo l girls tennis CdM's .doubles halved in semifinals • Corona del Mar's Wachtler-Scott combo see CIF title dre~s fall apart in semifinals as Calabasas pair wi,n easily, 6-0, 6-1. By Richard Dunn, Dally Pi/or HUNTINGTON BEACH - They call it bemg •totalJy zoned," which is how Corona del Mar High's Meghan Wachtler and Alissa Scott reached the title match last year in doubles in the girls CIF Southern Section tennis championshlps at Lmdborg Rac- quet Club Well, thetr opponent in the semifinals Friday, third-seeded Shera Wiegler and Kirsten Gross of Calabasas, found a zone and won the whole thing, sweeping past Scott and Wachtler, 6-0, 6-1, then defeating top-seeded Pilar Montgomery and Santa Yardi of Santa Barbara, 7-6, 7-6. "The way I look at it," Wachtler said, "what goes around comes around." Wachtler and Scott upset Wiegler and then-partner Debo- rah Pepkowitz last year m the semifinals, 6-2, 6-2, when the Calabasas team was seeded No. 1. • (Pepkowitz) 1..hoked last year and didn't play as well, and this year I choked and didn't play as well," Scott said CdM never got in rhythm, while Calabasas dominated at the net and consistently scored on unforced errors •Alissa was just real nervous," CdM Coach Tun Mang said. "lt was mental, and she didn't quite get her strokes down because she .put too much pressure on herseU. • SEE DOUBLES PAGE B3 HIGI-1 SCHOOL FOOTBALL , just 1nisses, · 21-16 •corona del Mar has Servite on the ropes, but Friars get the lucky break as Sea Kings fumble it away at the Servite 2-yard line and Friars recover to hold on and advance to CIF Finals next Friday. By Barry Faulkner and Richard Dunn Daily Piiot FULLERTON -Just when it looked like Corona del Mar 1-hghs' Seas Kings were about to beat the odds Friday rught, they found another way to beat them- selves. On first-and-goal from the Servile 2, the Sea Kings fumbled a center exchange and Servites' David Graham recovered 1o all but. clinch a 21-16 victory in the CIP Southern Section Division V semifinal, before 6,000 at Cal State Fullerton. The top-seeded Friars (11-2) took a safety on the ensuing possession, then held off a valiant last-ditch drive by inter- cepting a Hail Mary pass in the end zone with :04 left. KATSUYA RAINONE I DAILY Pl.OT "I forgot the ball, I would have scored," said CdM quarterback Josh Walz, who audibalized to a sneak from the original call - a dive. ·we were supposed to run a dive, but the sneak was open.' The ill-fated fumble, one. of three CdM turnovers, occurred on the ninth play of a drive that covered 74 yards, after SeIVlte broke a 14-14 tie with a 73-yard touch- down pass from Greg Cicero to Vince Reed with 5:55 left in the game. sion to extend the lead, taking a page out of the Servile playbook in the process. Walz completeted play-action passes for 10 and 15 yards on the drive, and scrambled for the 3-yard touchdown after another play fake to make it 14-6 with 6:27 left in ll\e third aquarter. Servite, which lost one fumble and piled up 96 yards on 10 penalties, showed its big-play capabilities to bounce nght back. Corona del Mar High fullback Scott Shimer eludes the tackle of Servtte defender Stephan Ward as teammate Kevin Stuart looks upfield for someone else to block; below, Sea Kings' Richy Nichols pounces on Servite's Dan Rubal- cava. Corona del Mar led at halftime and had Servile backed up to lts own goal line ln the fading moments, but the Friars held on for a 21-16 victory to gain a berth ln the CIF Division V finals next Friday. "It was shocking,• Servite coach Larry Toner said of the game-tummg fumble, which noseguard Don Hong said be caused by knocking· CdM center Richie Nichols off balance during the snap. The game-winner, Servite's second b ig play through the air, featured Reed run- ning across the field and out of a would- be tack.le at the CdM 31. It put the Sea Kings behind for the first time since the After a pair of incompletions, Cicero found tightend Chris Bystedt up the seam for 66 yards to the Sea King 14. Pass interlerence in the end zone and two runs moved it to the 1 and Reed plowed over left tackle for the TD with 5:07 left. Ocero hit Stephan Ward with the two- point conversion pass to make it 14-14 and the Friars intetcepted in the end zone third minute of the second quarter. "Tliey made us look like to stop CdM's next scoring threat with 1:50 left in the third quarter. Walz recovered a fumble at the CdM 23 to help keep lndeed, it appeared for most of the game that the unseeded Sea Kings (9--4) would be the team capitaliz- ing on miscues to advance to their third championship game in eight seasons. we'd never things deadlocked, but a dropped CdM pass on third •w e kicked the (heck) out of them,• said CdM coach Dick Freeman "We should have beat them. They got lucky and they P down brought on the punt team. d ~ After an illegal block eienae moved Servile to its own 27 t be.~ in Cicero found Reed, Toner's 10le sophomore game-breaker, won .• • The Sea Kings went 80 yaids on five plays to knot the score at 6-6, after Sei'Vites' Matt Montgomery missed a 31 -yard field goal try. And • senior Jimmy Keane's convenlon kiclt, alter Tom O'Mearu' u;.yutt touchdown run. gave the Sea KIDgS a 7-6 leed wtth 9:36 left in the ball. The sea ICingl liWcbed from tbiilt own 44 to the Priai' I on their ·nat poawlon, bUt 5ervlte llDebM:br Duilll.. IAvelque led I Waft~ UICJden to ltop O'MMra lot a Ima OD b.Wtb-end-one wd lf5A Wt iD lbe.W . .............. ....... ...,. , .. • and he high-eStepped the Friars into the finals for the second straight yeu . After Ocero ran out of the end zone on fourth down to make it 21·16, Walz refumed the ensuing fr kick (punt) 18 yards to the Friar 45. He scrambl d for 12 more on tint down, but John Hall came down With a Walz tieeve mtenditd for Ryan Bumi in the end~ on the nut l5 play to ke it. i O 'Meare keyed a 1<1Ud CdM na;linlng ~ game. linllblng with 133 yards Oil 26 CU• I riel, and Wal& roUed up 139 yerdl on aftema. .. rwbing. ., .,,.., ............... d ... ... ,.. ...................... .... ..... -.. •• ·---LEAGUE r:<'.I. ' •I .• ~' ,..:Jo . • • -~ . . . . , .. . . "'·1 .\ ·1 I "' I I< "' Servit. 21, Coronll del Mar 16 Score by QuarUrs CorQC1a del Mar 0 7 7 2 • 16 Servite 6 O 8 7 -21 Flnt Quar1llt" Ser • Reed 2 run (lclck f•lle<I), 5: 19. 5-.t()uMftr CdM -O'Meara 16 run (Keane kick), 9:36. third Quarter CdM -Walz 3 run (Keane kkk), 6.27 Ser • Reed 1 nJn (Cicero ~ to Ward), 5•07 Fourth Qulittw Ser -Reed 73 ~ from Cicero (Montgomery kkk), 5:55. • CdM • Safety, Servlte quarterback ran ball out of end zone. O 28. Attendance· 4,200 (estimlJted) INDfVIDUAL. MJSHING CdM • O'Me1n, 26-133, Walz 8-84, Shimer, 6-34, ~mner, 1-8, Keane, 1-mlnu.13. Ser • Reed 17-74, RubalclJva 8-38, Melendez 1-2, Cicero 6-minus-27. INDIVIDUAL PASSING CdM . Walz 4-1().2 55 Y•rds. Ser · Cicero 7-U-O 212 yards. INDMDUAL ltla:JVING CdM • MacDonald 2·34. Shimer 2-21 . Ser. 8ystedt 4-1Ui, Reed 1-73, Brennan 1-17, Rubalav• 1~. Attendance: 6,000. GAME STATIST1CS . CdM s.r first downs 19 12 Rushes-yarct.ge 42-246 31-100 Passing yardllge 55 212 Passing 4-10-2 7-13-0 Net return yardage• O 7 Sacb-yardlJge none 1-mlnus-13 Net yardage JO 1 )()6 Punts 2-34 5 2-33 Fumbles-fumbles lost 1-1 2· 1 FllJgs-net yardage 5-60 10-96 Tlme of posMSSion 2A:S7 2l.1>3 •P\mt returns. Interceptions, fumble returns Walz tops list of locals on coaches' list -:::Z:orona del Mar High senior Grterback Josh Walz tops a list <Cl 7 Back Bay preps on the ~es' All-Sea View League f8ilball team, earning Offensive P.layer of the Year honors. : ~alz accounted for 925 yards ~ nine touchdowns in five l~ue games to help the Sea Ia.iigs finish in a tie for second Jl,ace • A 5-foot-10, 185-pounder, Walz is the Cd.M single-season tiGJ offense record holder with :QlO yards heading into Friday's <:r.f Southern Section-Division V ~mifinal with Servile . .. Walz was also the Daily Pilot SBi View and Newport-Mesa 1211trict Most Valuable Player. •-CdM senior center Richy ~ols (6_., 240) was a first-team clMinsive line selection, as was ewport Harbor High senior tldtle and All-CIF returner Sherif ~ic (6-2, 240). ~ewport-Mesa District Defen-4'1 Player of the Year Sky Con- 'fa,\', a 5-10, 205-pound senior l'edtle, tops a list of four area AWeis on the first-team defense. ~ J.lewport senior tackle Marco llftlnoz (5-8, 210), Harbor junior ~die linebacker Joe Urban (5-- -- 11, 195) and Cd.M senior comer- back Ryan Burns (6-0, 175) were also honored on the first-team defense. No less than five Sea Kings were named second-team on offense, including junior CdM tailback Tom O'Meara. O'Meara rushed for 500 yards and seven TDs on 84 carries against Sea View competition Sen1or linemen Nick Schaum- burg (6-4, 260), Ttrn Goode (5-11, 190) and Jeff Bogdan (6-3; 210) were all second-learners from the Sea Kings, as was senior tight end Darren MacDonald (6-4, 215). Newport junior receiver Dan- ny Pulido (6-4, 200) was another second-team pick on offense, while Sailor junior outside line- backer West Kruger (6-3, 215) was second team on defense. Rounding out the second-team defensive selections among the locals were CdM seniors Ryan Crogan, a 6-1, 215-pound middle linebacker, Chris Wills, a 6-2, 192-pound strong safety, and Jim- my Keane, designated at punter. Newport's Greg Wertman and Brandon Baker, as well as CdM's Kevin Stuart and George Sumner were honorable mention. • coop (skoop) n. 1. advantage gained over a : eompetitor by being first, specif. as in the publication of a news item · .. . 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Just asl(-Honnaz Jangi (pronounced Jane-ge) who just closed out his playing career with his second season as starting left offensive tackle with the Univemty of Pacific, which went 3-8. The 6-foot-3, 290-pound Corona del Mar product was recently chosen honorable mention on the All-Big West Conference football team. Playing for Pacific bas been quite an education. The ngers' preseason schedule reads like a Who's Who in college football with the likes of Nebraska, Arizona, Oregon State, Fresno State and Oregon. He still bas memories from a 70-21 drubbing at the hands of the eventual national champion Nebraska of '94. •Their defense was incredible," said Jangi, who also played at Orange Coast College. •Here it was my first year starting and I'm going up to the line trying to remember what rm supposed to do on the next play -and we're playing the No. 1 team in the country. I was 260 pounds then and I was getting tossed around out there." 11te Nebraska game was a total ambush for the whole team. •1 kept looking up and seeing this shadow and I realized it was one of their players," Jangi said. •1 couldn't believe it. They were bull-rushing me on almost every play. I sprained my ankle in the second half and had to leave the game." From a position on the sidelin.es, that might have looked a blessing in disguise, but don't tell Jangi that. Don't tell Pacific that either. The Tigers went on to finish 6-5 overall, 4-2 in the Big West Conference, in the team's first )Yinnlng season in 17 .fears. And they have come back for more this season. Jangi UllSSed this season's Nebraska game, only a 49-7 loss, wraining his ankle before the game this time He was suited up, but the coaching staff kept him out as a precaution. "I would have liked to have had another chance at them, but pie coaches didn't want me to play,• he said. "I think I would have played a better game. This -eason I'm just walking up to the Une and thinking about kicking the guys (butt) in front of me. I f.ras thinking too much the first year." In the opening game of his &enior campaign, Jangi drew ~bly the toughest ~gnment in college football -the leader of the Arizona Wild- f~ts· Desert Swarm defense - All-American Tedy Bruschi. "I played against Bruschi tnost of the game,• Jangh.i said. "He surprised me. I thought he )vould be superhuman, but he )VAS mWler (6-1, 253) than I ~·Oh, but he really ha!i • kl'aedible speed and he can tMny tum the comer." Jang1'1 brother, Houshanj, is nly 5-foot4 10, about 150 ds. Hil father and mother, umin and Kay, wbo ltlll live 1n ~rt Beach, are analler- ed, toe>. The family came to U.S. from Iran and India. "I don't know wb .. I get tt , • Mid Jangt, a ftnt-genera- Amerlcan. "I'm }Ult glad I it.. NINA CONTINUED FROM 81 ha.rd the last couple of weeks. I'm still sick, and I should be in bed. Bull did better than last year, and I have two more years to do Jt." Rio Mesa's Zuzona Stunova, seeded second in singles, defeat- ed Vaughan in the semifinals, 6-4, 6-4. In the second set, Vaughan came back from a 3-1 deficit, twice breaking Stunova's serve and holding in the sixth game. Vaughan's cross-court forehand winner crowned her second break at ad-out, givmg the CdM standout a 4-3 edge and what appeared to be enough momentum to split sets. But Stunova, who dictated points with her powerful returns, ca.me back for the victory to sweep. She brolce Vaughan to tie the set, 4-4, heid serve for a 5-4 lead, then broke Vaughan again at double-match point, when Vaughan double-faulted. Stunova, who went on to win it all by defeating top-seeded Faye DeVera of Villa Park, 7-6, 7-5, gained triple-break point when she fired a cross-court win- ner out of Vaughan's reach. "She hit a lot of winners, and she kept me running," said Vaughan, Sea View League sin- gles champion. "She pulled me off the · court, and I just didn't have it in me to run down every- thing ... "Nina played well," CdM Coach Tun Mang said. "I tlunk Ul her condition, she played great • -By Richard Dunn SATURDAY-DECEMBER 2, 199S IJ,. high ~chool girls tennis MA.RC MA.R11N I DALY Pl.OT Nina Vaughan (left), seen here looking for answers on Thursday, found none on Friday; Megan Wachtler, Alissa Scott (right) Jost, too. '. DOUBLES r -..... CONTINUED FROM 81 That happens in tennis. Sometimes you don't have the vit>es on the court, and you could spot that right away #(Wachtler and Scott) had an outstanding season, but at Uus top level, when somebody's on and somebody's off, look out.• Corona del Mar was also the only school m the Southern Section with players m both the singles (Nina Vaughan} and doubles semifi- nals ·Last year, when they beat us, they tolO me that they were really nervous,• W1egler said. "They were totally zoned last year, and Uus year 1 think they were overcollfident. We were in a zone. Everything went smoothly, and we were really pwnped, because th.et beat me last year with a dilferent partner." Wiegler, Gross, Wachtler and Montgom·ery and thel! families bad dinner together Thurs- day rught but the friendships were temporar- ily put on hold during the final two rounds. . . "We came back every time,· Gross saJ.d.; "We played redlly well and never gave lip,: and 1 think (CdM} this year came in With too: much con!ldence. • : Scott and Wachtler, seeded second, sliut: out Burbank's Kendale Nohre and Cb.anlal : Pershing. 6-0, 6-0, m the Round of 16, and: topped Rohm Kondrack and Heathe-<;ol'IDAn: of Redlands, 7-5, 6-2, in the quarterfinals. ' The CdM doubles team also won the Sea' View League champ1onslup this fall for the. second straight year ' Wachtler has signed with Ohio State, while: • J I I I -. • CAL'S ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ~ -.. . -~ ''TWO·DAY·SALE I ~ FRIDAY·SATURDAY Dec 1st & 2n i SUP.R SAVINGS'' camera *58991 '• \ I th \ . ) . . ZS ·"_. ' " • SATURDAY, DECEMBER Z 199S \.tP.a''~~· . '. ~'""" ._ .. CASEY LUKSCH I OAA.V PILOT ~-Mustangs give it a:n for its coach, but come up short • Costa Mesa Coach Jason Ferguson returns to the hardwood in his team's season- opening 82-72 loss. By Jim Walters, Dally Pilot WESTMINSTER -The Costa Mesa High boys basketball team was a mirror unage or their coach, Jason Ferguson, Fri- day night. They were tough and feisty, playing short-handed agwnst an overpowering opponent. They fought bard all the way, but m the end 1t wasn't enough as the Mustangs dropped their season-opener to Westminster 82-72. Westminster Coach Gary Dickson was m tears after the game as realized those same traits might not be enough to save the life of his good friend of the past six years. The 24 -year-old Ferguson was making lus first return to the hardwood to coach in a varsity game since learning last January that he has lung and kidney cancer. •He's one hell of a dude,• Dickson said, fighting back the emotion. •His team has to realize what is going on and what has happened to him. "I don't know why these type of things always happen to nice people. 1bis is his life right now.• The obviously-emaciated Ferguson was very upbeat, sitting in a wheelchair at courtside, watching his team go through pregame warmups. "I've got some jitters, but it's really good to be here,• Ferguson said, offering a firm handshake. "Hopefully we can get a win • That wasn't to be but it wasn't for lack of bustle. The Mustangs trailed by 14, ·hoops . ' points, 68-54 just barely a minute into the fourth period, but outscored the Lions 13- 6 during the next 5:02 to cut the led to 74- 67, but never came closer than seven. Instead of being a distraction, Fergu- son's presence was a positive re-enforce- ment for his team. As his team came over to the benCh after the first periOd, trailing 18-10, Fer- guson got out of his wheelchair and· moved to the center of the huddle. The crowd showed some signs of shock, but Ferguson moved well and was in his ele- ment, teaching kids what he knows best -the game of basketball. The Mustangs responded, almost dou- bling their output in the second quarter with 19 points, but the Lions inq:eased their lead to 40-29. · During the .game, assistant coach Criss Freeman could be beard yelling out instructions to the Mesa players. "I have to thank Criss," Ferguson said COMMUNITY GOLLEGE WOMEN < < > \1 \11 '\.I I) HIGH seHOOL GIRLS Coast rolls into Cuesta Finals with 78-68 win SAN LUIS OBISPO -Orange Coast College's women's basket- ball team lmproved to 6-2 and vaulted into tonight's champi- onship finals of the Cuesta Invita- tional with a 78-68 victory over Bakersfield Friday night. Jamie Shine led OCC with 20 pomts, and got help from Adri- enne Botana (16), Tina Afan (13), . Monica Geraci (10) and Kathleen • Kelly~ 71, 8abnfleld 61 OCC -Agfan 13, Pulido 7, Geraci 10, Salaps.ki 2. Botana 16, Shine 20, Kelly 10. :. ............ • Drewry 6, Harrison 24, • «onln 6, Toler 4, Thrrisch 10, Arante 2, ' -MMton 2. Merta 10, Hunter 4. : .,:~rttJme: Orange Coast 41·32. . ,... :: ,01.~EGE WOMEN . ; .. Vanguards fatl in OT ' (Cllll(,f \11'\. Pirates s&ilinto tonight's finals •Ambrose scores four of his game-high 22 points in overtime to lift OCC to today's title game. Estancia advances to title game with wild, 61-12 victory IRVINE -Estancia High Coach Russ Davis called Friday's game , with Anaheun the wildest game he has ever seen in 15 years of coaclung as his girls basketball team won 61-12 to advance to tonight's championship game of the Irvine Tournament. The game was actually called in the third period, after Anaheim had four players foul out, two go out with injuries and another player simply refuse to go back into the game. Anaheim had only two players on the floor when the game was finally called. Estancia 61, Anaheim 12 Score by Quarters Estancia 12 27 22 -61 A~heim 4 8 0 -12 Estancia • Waltz 3, Black 14, J. after the game. "Everything he was yelling was what I was saying.• The Mustangs battled all the way, with Josh Weeks leading the way with a game- high 31 points. Brian Leahy added 17 and Donnie Ogo had 14. The Lions, with 12 men to draw from, substituted throughout the game and were able to push the ball up the court. Scott Yoshizaka and Brandon Fox had 25 and 23 points, respectively. Costa MeSll 77, Westminster 31 Score by Quarters Costa Mesa 10 19 21 22 • 72 Westminste< 18 22 22 20-82 Costa Mesa -Ogo 14, Leahy 17, Weeks 31, Payne 2, Montoya 8, Correa 0, York 0. · 3-pointers -Weeks 4, Ogo 1. Westminster -Thai 6, Fox 23, Nguyen 4, Poyn- ter 8, Yoshizaka 25, Arnold 2, Henderson 8, Styll, 4, Mizutuka 2. 3·pointers -Fox 4, Thai 2, Yoshizaka 1. Fouled out -Nguyen. For free .• New~~ Me.. Daily Pilot ULI • llAKETaAU Community col• men - Ora~ COISt Tournament. College wom4!f\ -Southern <:all- fomil College It Golden State Athletic Conference Tournament at Concordia (llvine). Community college women - Orange COISt at Cuesta Touma~ ment. High school boys -Daily Pilot Tlp-off Tournament finals: conso- lation, 2 p.m.; fifth place, 3:40 p.m.; third place 5:20; champi- onship, 7 p.m. High school girls • Costa Mesa, at Woodbrld~ Tournament vs. Fountain Valley, 4:30 p.m.; Coro- na del Mar, Newport Harbor at South Coast Tournament at Uni- versity High, CdM vs. Capistrano Valley, noon; Newport Harbor vs. canyon, 10:30 a.m. • WRE.SlUNG High school • Costa Mesa, Newport Harbor at Trabuco Hiiis 10-wat tournament 9:30 a.m. • SOCCER High school boys -Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa at Irvine Touma· ment; Esta~la at Millikan Tour- nament (vs. El Dorado, noon). High school girls -Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor at Irvine Tournament . . • FOOTBALL Community college -Orange County Bowl <\t Orange Coast College (Saddleback vs. Mt. San Antonio College), 1 p.m. Vanguard duo honored with All-America status COSTA MESA -Southern California College's Tim Hardin and Heather Salisbury have been named All-America Scholar/ Ath- letes. The two cross country runners were honored. for their combined efforts on the runnmg course and in the classroom. Hardin, a senior from San Dimas, has a 4.2 grade point average. Salisbury, a senior from Orange, has a 3.56 grade point average. FRIDAY'S COUNTS • DaV9)"1 Locker -no report. • Newport Uncling • 1 ~ 17 anglers. 64 sculpln, 3 sand bass, 3 rockfish, 1 halibut, 6 blue perch, 75 mackerel, lRVINE -Shawna Beck poured in 20 points, including six 3-pointers, to help Fresno Pacific defeat the Soutbern California • Co'llege womens' team Friday in overtime, 68·6". : 'Ibe loss was SCC's second of COSTA MESA -Matt Ambrose scored four points and David Downs added three in overtime Friday to lift the Orange Coast Col- lege men's basketball team to a 66-59 WUl over lmpenal Volley in the Orange Coast Kiwanis lnvitationaI and earn a spot m the champi· onshlp game. · OCC led 33-16 at the half, but Imperial Vallef's Jesse Silva hit a 3-pointer with 1:14 left to knot the game at 51-51 and send it into overtime. Mccartin 10. Deming 12, M. Mccartin S, Rodriguez 6, Stapleton 11, Camberos 0. 3 pointer. Walz CdM breezes to 55-35 victory N o w , TtMESLtNI<™ PUTS THE NEWPORT BEACH-COSTA MESA D~tLY PILOT ON YOUR PERSONAL COMPUTER. 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Hartigan •• Whitttmen 8, ' ~ P9dfk • Sv.wt :I, H1rold 9, I Cllik 5, leek 20, Castellanos 5, '· ~ 0, Zmlrak 9, Hagan 0, : .Lo.iglhore 0, Oanlels 11. • ,,_..ten · ltdc 6, Zmlr•k 2; OCC will meet • Long Beach City, a 19-15 Winner over GOiden West, tonight in the c:hamplorilblp at 1 p.m. Arpbroee ftnlahed with a game-hip 22 points and DowDI added l2 for the V~3·5 'MidMlel Young led bllpe· rial v-., wtlb 14 =--11.••t-•--·"· ----1 ~1Fmnotum, H•Okf. :fftfrM • ~I 3l, .. Fre&no Pacific . ~ ~~~--=-~-----'- GARDEN GROVE -Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings swept past host Lo Amigos Friday night in nonleague girls basket- ball, 55-35, with ease. Jennifer Gardner led the way with 24 points and 10 boards, and Lind.say Warmington came up with 10 points, eight steals and six assists. The Sea Kings are at the South Coast Tournament today to duel Capistrano Valley at 12:20 in the Uruvers1ty High gym. CMaNi ....... '" &.cM Aml909 25 ~ Scol9 .,, Qum-Wa Corona del Mar 14 15 13 12 • 55 Lex Amigol 4 12 1 1 8 • 35 c:.N -W~on 10, Albano 2, Ford 9, MtOulgln 2. Simon 4, H1wley 4,Gardnllf24 ...... ,., ... Le 6, Pet11t1 10. "°"*° ~· ~z 2, Nguyen 2. Btl· tr1n I, V\IODan 2. T~hf 1. Ir's ONE MORE REASON WHY TIMESLINK IS YOUR ONLINE SOURCE FOR NEWS ANO INFOR· MATION ABOUT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, FROM WHAT'S COOKING AT CITY HAll TO WHERE'S THE BEST LOCAL ITAUAN RESTAURANT. TIMESLINK ALSO CONNECTS YOU WITtl All Ger THE DAILY PILOT, A SSOCIATED PRESS ONLINE, THE BUSINESS W IRE AND INFORMATION FltOM MOltE THAN 300 OTHElt FASCINATING SOURCES DELIVERED TO YOUR COMPUTER fOlt 30 DAYS FltEE . * JUST CALL 1-800-7 92-LIN K AND ASK FOR EXTENSION 27 4 Olt STOP BY THE DAILY . PILOT OfflCI! AT 330 WEST BAY, COSTA MESA . nt£ OMtM SOUia fOl sounm CAllOlllA CAU. 1·I00·7ft.~ -llOl IXt 274 : Newport &.ctyeosra Mesa Daily Pilix SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1995 IS! ·1 ~~~----~--.:..~-:-----:-~~--~~--====~~~~::::::::::_~~~~~~~~__:_~~---~~~---..:.J I I EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 with a 16-foote'r. Plock then came to the forefront for a brief flurry and it was realistically in hand. The slick 6-1 senior nailed a three- pointer, then on the ensuing CdM pos- session he stole the ball and went three- quarters of the length of the floor for a layup to expand the lead to 32-20 with 3:24 left in the quarter. Plock went back to the bench for the second time with foul trouble (be had his fourth personal 56 seconds later), and PUBLIC NOTICES · PUBLIC NOTICES Candlish· got his fourth (the second time in a double-foul CirCUII}Stance to the cha- grin of the Estancia bench) 30 sec- onds later. But Corona del Mar could not take advantage of their absence. , The Sea Kings were able to bold the line, but couldn't really put any dent into the' Estancia advant!lge. They cut it to 34-27 with 6:02 left, then the Eagles, with Plock and Candlish back on the floor, pulled away. with nine straight points from Nelson and Plock. Overall it wasn't a picture-perfect game for either squad. Estancia netted just 5 of 20 from the field in the first half, but atoned with a 1 O- for-12 performance in the last two quar- PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES above. Nannette Pike, 4306 Cherlyn Pawsey, C0479 Dated: November 29, Andre Autry, 4317 Raymond Blanco, C0536 1995 Jon Griffin, 4325 Richard Johnson, COS45 Bagel Me Corl)Ofalion, Mark Cazeau, 4336 Jennifer IAdbetter, C0567 ens 1331969 GARY MCAATHUf!1 BAGEL William Mock, 4338 Bradley Lucero, C0596 NOTICE TO ME CORPORATION Richard Curtl, 4341 Bradley Wiikins, N0066 CREDITORS OF Publl~hed Newport Kelly Campbell, 4342 Westley Schlmmpf, N0605 Nannette Pike, 43S Robert Gregory, N0617 BULK SALE Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Houston Lambert Jr., Terry Franklin, N0630 tSECS. 61041 Pilot December 2, 1995. 5201 Arthur Espitia, N0648 6105 U.C.C.) Sa715 Robert Davis Jr.1. 5223 Johnn Knight, N0665 Escrow No. Penny Thomas, :>233 Wiley Miiier, N0675 PUBLIC NOTICE 12178-CJ PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Published Newporl I Notice Is hereby given to Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Beach-Costa Mesa Dally creditors ol the within • NOTICE OF SAL£ Pilot December 2, 9, 1995. Pilot December 2, 9, 1995. I named seller that a bulk In accordance with the Sa716 Sa717 I b d 1 provisions of Section 21700 . 1 aala Is about to e ma • 0 through 217HI of the Cali-PUBLIC NOTICE ',,._11111111111!1111!!1111!!11-... I 1 the assets described fornla Business and Prole1-1--------I b~~oewnames and business slons Code there being NOTICE OF SALIS CHARLENE A MANOS' which INSTORAGE ~A-provisions of Section 211001'-==~= f addresses or the seller are· due, unpaid storage fee fOf II accordance with tile 149-A Riverside Ave., NeW: HEIM, II entitled to a lien ltvough 21716 of the Cali-NCll'IC YlllW port Beach, Cal. 92663 pursuant to section 21702 fornla Buslnesa and Prolff· ............... .....,,., I The localion In California ol aald code on the goods, slons Code there being -..-rRnft • ol the chief executive office hereinafter described as due, unpaid storage tee tor Cem~tery • Mort\Jary 1 01 the seller 19. SAME AS miscellaneous household which INSTORAGE HUN· Chapel • Crematory : ABOVE . items ,sofas, relrlgeratora, TINGTON BEACH Is en- ' As listed by the aeUer 811 Clryera, washers, clothing titled 10 a Hen pursuant to 3500 Paclllc View Drive I other business names and anCI personal property, due section 21702 ol said code N addresses used by the notl?• having been given to on tl,le goods herelnalter ewport Beach seller wllhln thrH yeata b• parties known to claim an dHcrlbed u Mlscel-944.,2700 t' lore the dale list was Hnt Interest therell') and the laneoua House hold Items or delivered to tha buyer flme specified In such no-aofu, refrigerators, PIERCE IROTHERS are· NONE tic• tor payment ot such washer, dryers, and per-BELL BROADWAY 1 The namts an~ busineaa lees having expfred will be aonal p!'Operty. Due notice I addresses ol lh6 buyer are· sold at publle auction by having been given to par-Mortuary * Chapel I BAGEL ME CORPORA; INSTORAGE ANAHEIM, lo-tiff known 10 claim an. In-Cremation TION. 19014 canyon Pr .. cated at 1n 6 W. Peohad tereet therein and the time Villa Park, CALIF. 92667 Way, County of Orange, specified In such notice tOf 110 Broadway Th• sssots to bo sold are State of California on 1he payment Of such fees hav· Costa Mesa described In oeneral as: 14th day ol Dacember Ing expired will be told at M&·9UIO FURNITURE flXTURES 1995 It 9:00 am Terms tOf' pul>llc auction by INSTOR·1~~~~~~~~ EQUIPMENT LE.ASE . the .... .,. cast\ only. Sale AGE HUNTINGTON BEACH!~ LEASEHOLD, TRADE; subject to cancetlatJOn. located at 7471 Watntf NA M E G 0 0 D w I L L LandlOfd rNefVn the right Ave. County Of Oranae. STOCK 'IN TRAOE. cov: to bid. Below •• • list ol State of Calllomla on ihe ENANT NOT TO COMPETE names and unit numbers. 13th day of December and are located at: 149-A Mlchtll• Poldrugo, 1211 1995 at 9:00 am. Tenn• fof Riverside Ave.. Newport Robet1 Clpolltnl, 1224 the Ale.,. CMl'I only. Sale Bt1ch Cal 92663 Cec:Mla EkouSNrd, 1235 subject to cancea:lallon. The business name used Suzanne Collier', 1231 L.andlotd ,.....,._the right by the seller 11 that toe• Jettery Wheelef, 1240A to bid. Below II • lilt of lion I•: NEWPORT JUICE. Bobbi• Blyhe-Po•n•t. namel and unit number•. PLACE 2139 '*'-Prinz, A003t Thi anticipated date . or LHlle McCarthY, 2209 llrian La ..... AOI04 the bUlk sale 11 Dec. 19, Ch8'tM Mauldin, 2233 OeYld Clal1t. A02M 199!5, at the office ol A• MIC~ Buklwcft, 1240 Jehry ""*· AOll1 aults Escrow, 8700 Warner Kn• ~ 22&0 AiChenl ~A0718 Av• c 1200, Fount.in Val· = .,_.· ~~ =.... "=-Mn1 1'1i\is \:7':1e IS aubi«:t Penny Moor9~ Gtotge ()git, Mnt to Cal4fomla UnllOl'Yn Com-Clhl9rlnt i137 Mk:Mll l'Otnpa. M7l4 m1rc111 Coo Section ~c.rr'~usi ~~ 11oe.a. ,.,._,,, w.me, D» "°'*' Mitt Jc.~::~ Mar lama Tharawalav. Jefrv Rollf, wltll whcNft clelml ~ be ~ Mllf """'· _.. tiled le CNQ. .IONll, "9-"°'*'....., _. ~ Cl*lill. MIMI NII IMtOW IM WWIW Mlolwel .......... .......,._, • .,. ............. v .. = ...... -.,... .... ..,.l:A ••..... -==..am. ==-~ • =i,: t. ..... 4Mt _. When Words Are Not Enough "Spedalutng In S,,,,.,,aU.11 F'lc>cNr9" 2983 H•rbor Blvd COltaft\eN 540-3135 .. Tars ·stunned by ArtiSts ters. •Newport Harbor drops 4 7 ~43 decision tQ. Laguna Beach; must deal with. Verdugo Hills today for consolation honors. NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Harbor High basketball coach Lar- ry Hirst, as well as the rest of his tea,m, was left with an empty feel- ing in bis stomach Friday night. He and bis Sailors are 0-3 fol- lowing a 47 -43 loss to Laguna Be~ch in the third game of a three- game pool session at the Daily Pilot Tip-Off Basketball Tourna- ment, forcing the Sailors to vie for consolation honors today at 2 against Verdugo Hills, another 0-2 entity. "Right now any thrill at all E stand.a lDgti bcpketball coaCh nm Panel (above, left) pleads tor some of the good stuff from hls Eagles ln the early going of Estanda's 48-31 Tip-Off Tournament victory at Co10na del -Mar. His team was 5 for 20 from the field in the first two 'periods. At left Eagles' Dane Plock · defends agaJ.D.st Corona del Mar's Brad Evans. At right Chris Candlish comes down with a defensive rebound as Corona's Corey Gortty (41) and a teammate are pushed out of the picture. 1be dedslon sends Estancia into tonight's dUuilptonsbip final against Los Alamitos at 1 o'clock, at Corona del Mar High. MAAC MARm I DAILY Pit.OT Corona del Mar, guilty of 10 first-half turnovers and 1 for 6 from the line on their own floor, finished 11 of 38 from the field (less than 30 percent). The only other Eagle to finish in dou- ble figures was Plock, with 13 points, after a first half effort which netted two free throws and three personal fouls. 0 Estancia 48, Corona del Mar 31 Estancia 9 10 13 16 -48 Corona del Mar 6 7 7 11 -31 Estancia -Nelson 14, Plock 13, Candlish 9, Casillas 7, Novak 3, Ron Simpson 2, Ryan Simpson 0, Jahid 0. Corona del Mar -Coleman 23, Peyton 2, Friend 2, Evans 2, Gority 2, Guthrie 0, Conover 0, R. Krinke 0. Fouled 'out -Friel'ld. Frid•y's scores Estancia 48, Corona del Mar 31 Los Alamitos 62, Irvine 54 Laguna Beach 47, Newport 43 Troy 69, Verdugo Hills 56 would be good," said Hirst. u U we cp.n just win one.• The Sailors, who had extended Los Alamitos Thursday night, failed to live up to expectations against Laguna Beach. •we just need a day's practice like nobody's business," continued Hirst. The Sailors failed to get a single player into double figures in the scoring column. It was nip-and-tuck throughout , the game, but down the stretch ~ Laguna Beach got a slight advwi· tage, forced the foul. then connect- ed on enough at the line to keep the Sailors at bay. ' The Sailors hit 16 of 36 from the field and appeared to have things at least pushing their way with a 31-28 lead after three quarters. Q Laguna Buc:h 47, Newport O Laguna Beach 7 to tt 19 -47 Newport Harbor 10 11 to 12 -43 Laguna B~ach -Soobzowkov 17, Ander- son 3, Satrappe t6, Sirianni 6, Pur~ 3, Kiomball 1, ~eenig 1. · Fouled out jlugh. Newport Harbor -Cunningham 4, Gla.ss 2, Wertman S, Hornung 8, Badorek 6, Archbold 6; Co}uccio 8, Schwartz 4. PUBLIC' NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES • __ _..;.. _ _...;__..;; __ • • STARTING --efi' \ (,..ll~ :Tl/ -~\ A 'NEW ~·ji )~JI BUSINESS?? ~~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • \ The Legal Department at the Daily Pilot is pleased to announce a new service n01u available to new busi~. W? wiO now SEARCH the name for you at no extra.c~, ailtJsavtyou :IN ti.me and the trip to the Court H<JflSe in 5anta.Ana. Then, of course, affe!' tk SMTrh is complded ~ wiO file your fictitious business name statmtmt with the County Ckrk, publish onct a week for four Wt!eks 4S rtqr#rtd by law andthm file yourproi1f of publication with tht County Ckr/t. , Pkaie stop by to fik ~ jictitiow ~ staJmztnt at the Daily Pilot, 330 W &y ~ Cmta Mesa. If you cannot stop by, please caJJ us at (714) 642-4321 'and we wiO mah ammgmrmts for you to hanJli this~ by~ If~ should have any~ questiqns, p/Mse caJJ us llnli I« wiJJ be mtft - g/4d_ to fl.SJist ytllL GooJ /w:Jt in )'OUT MU /nisinesr . \~ . t • .,- • .. SAruRDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1995 Newpc,.,, Beach/Co$ta Me.a o.il)' Pilot ~ ... UC NOTICES Ml.IC NOTICll PU1UC IOT1Cll PUii.iC IOTICll W llOTICll PUIUC IOTICll PUii.JC IOTICD PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC IOTICI PUIUC IOTIC! , PUILIC NOTICI lntroduoecl on 1311\ dlly of IMOdUCed °" 1-. ,_, of WATT D I a A Y, AaalNT, COUNCIL Nale ~ will be Wiiiiam L. H#fill, 2955 PUIUC NOTICI nob 01 pubie sale ot coll wva we. '*"•.and ooi.. ' November, ttH •nd November, '"'· and II I DG i I C 0 X • DllRa -wed tor lnfonftldon9I llUf• ChMllllon Way •251, Tua· .... ""--'* 1 t995 undlf fuin11uru11d turn•h~Mf in NOTICI 0, ~ on 27111 tWf of a40pled on mt\ dey °' ---o•naL • MAYOR • .IONlll w ...... only. an RMch, CA taeoo flotJU.UI •u•lne•• ..... -" . I d ltd t N~ U~H. ~. 1MI. .. .. ..., • • llARY. T. IWOTT Or•o Johna on. l 9887 Name ltatament 111• llrmt ol loll\ 'l(lr"mtno Ill• oPtrattGn o Ill • PU•LIC Ul.N SAL& A'Yll COUNCIL: A'Yll COUNCIL .. 0 ••• OOUNC IL HIDGal --c-CWll •' AOMi'natv LI\, Chino HIUt. Th fOllow1-per.on. •• guatllllltt. MCW'llY lglMl!ltllll. lhtnotal 1111collll«ll11 locllld ,, a.,ain.u and • _..... IOWMD• .. Maua1 NON• CfTY Cl.DK, WANDA .._.. -CA t'7o6 • • ... . Sonic 111d oNr credit ~Mft'ltnll .nd mav be lnSOtdtd 11 201 n "r•faeaMM~ =:-:,.::•=~WATT• Dl•AY' A•l•MT1 COUMCIL l.RAOOIO ..!i~~~•d.,!!w~!~ T"'* bu1lne11 It eon-~~c:. 2955 ENIC.lne,("dtlltof ,fCHINfly Via cotlet, Analleln, callOfnlt'; S.a. a17oo.21707 At__:. ' NIDO SI COX ' •••IRS; NOMI THE ENTIRE TEXT la -1 ducted by. a genenl pat'I· ~ Wty 1259 Tut-known a Kin & n, Inc: 92807, beMen flt hourt 01 Nollet la he.tby given by _..,,,_. • ' • MAYOR, JOHN w. AVAILA8LE fOR REVl(W Noc ~ t. 2, 4, 6, rwtNp un Ranch. CA 8M&O • gtllllld 10 flt S&imttomo Ban_k 800 o'clocaano 500 OdOCk on the u~ned Uiat a NO I•• COUNCIL G&..OWR. O N&IL • aooaa IN THE CITY Ct.ERIC'S Ofl. I, 7, •· 1-. H4a111t you lt8l1ed clOinQ wuuam L. Harrill. 2955 ot ClllfCHftll Pl***'°' In O.C 6. Dy COftllCllnO MCMM p\lbllo 11.n Nie of the f~ M•MllUI, H&OGR • 0 I a' C 0 UM CI L CITY C&.Dte. WANDA flCE °' THE COY Of' f9lS ~ ~ no ~ Way 1259, Tut-'111J•I to SPIA modi .. P¥1Y _. die addtm and .._. • kM'ing Clncribed '*'°"91 A81TAINID1• COUN-.... IRI, NONI L MQQIO Ht'.WPOAT BU.CH Wlaaln I.. H1n111 11n Alnch. CA D1S80 reealfM pertyi t MCWllY otione aumOet •lld on N • wil be Mid at tM ClL MUlaUI, O'NllL A811NT, COUNCIL TH! ENTIRE TEXT IS ,. bll h d N' t PUIUC•OTICI Thlt ltalemenl WU tiled Thlt bu1lneu 11 con-ln••I in SUbll*lblilV .. ol l>OllO«n or tus nollel suc:tl tall 10-.00 A.M., on IM Aal•NT1 COUNCIL MU18UI, NONI u 1 e aw pot With 1N County et.f1t of ducted by: an Individual Cltbtof'S personal preptny, 11\11 IM Wlill rllll'lll which day of Oecembtt, MUllaPI NONI MAYOR JOHN W AVAILABLE FOA REVIEW 8each-Co1t.a M... Dall;t OlllMICMCI Or~ COun1y on 1o.20-85 .._.,, )'OU ti.tUd doing lndUdlng eccounll Cflallll l1INllJ Ulat no bid Shall be • 1 MAYOR ' JOHN W. H&DOll ' • IN THE CfTY CLERK'S OF-PAOI O.Cembet 2, 1995 NO. 9Mt 1Hl3Nat48 butineu yet? Jan 1, t995 paper, gtnt1al iftt.Mgil>IH. bltlcJlng unlen ICCtP9d b1 lllle w1ft be con-' CITY CL.UK, WANDA FICE OF THI! CITY OF ta707 AN ORDUIANCI Dally Piiot Nov. 11, 25, William L Hamil lrM!'ltory aquqiment. llXllH" tec:Urtd ~-sawrtd P1ttf , d 'ff sro:~SJOL1 1~~ "~~·~LO~ WANDA •• UQQIO NEWPORT BEACti. PUBLIC NOTICE Off THa CITY°" Dec. t. '· 1995. Sa697 Thi• ttaltmtnt WU liltd and goods and to IQUIOll'lent. may bid at lht public salt such 8 ISTOL . ST COSTA L RAGGIO THE ENTIRE TEXT IS Publl•h•d Ntwport NEWPORT •UCH PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol nxturH, llld Olhlf .goods (l?I• sale may be Clllceled. post· MESA CA 9M Courity THE ENTIRE TEXT tS AVAILABl..E FOR REVIEW Btac.h..Coata Mtu Dally ORDINANC• A.DDINQ CMAPTIR Oranga County on 1<>-20-95 ·collateral"). lht collateral IS PoMd, or coottnutd at any Ume ot QrinQe, Stat• ~, CaldOf• AVAILABLE fOA REVIEW IN THE CfTY CLERK'S OP. Piiot ~bef 2, 19115 NO. 8M2 18. to OP THI Flotlllota• •u•IMH tHl~2 t 50 being sold because of Int Ottat.rtt al Int sale. d 01 dab!Of''I rlghl, Ill~ • ACE OF THE CITY OF ea703 AN OftDINANCE NIWPOftT aUCH N•m• ltatamant Dallf('Pilot Nov. 18• 25, ot deb!Of Secured party WIQ title. and lnltrest In the collaWll ptOperty I• ltOted by IN THI! CITY CLERK s OF-NEW T BEACH OP THIE CITY OF MUNICIPAL COD• The folloWing peJIOns .,. Dec 2. 9, 1995. Sa698 1ntorC1 Ill SICUrtty IHfetl In m.y be sold IS a unit Of In 8 ISTOL STREET MINI F1CEWE.,!>!r~.ffTY OF Pu~h•d N~wport PUBLICNOTIC! N.W.ORT•UCH TOADOPTTHI doing bueln••• u: La PUILICNOTICE Ille cotllllfll 1>11rsuan1 to lht perotta. and 1111 s.11 wtll dll· STORAGE, located II 1100 N ........,,.. • OROIHANC• AMENDING TITL& Nl!WPOftT lllACH Batala Ranch Markel, 1805 C*Ofnla uniform comrnerctal dllfQI secucl4 Plf'1Y't llln on 'W!STOL ST .. COSTA Publl1h•d NtWJ)Orl Beac;h--Co11a M..a Dally No.es.at 90FTH• GMDINOCODE w. 11t St., Santa Ana, CA Flc:tltlouaa .. a1n ... codloy1publlcU11wlllcflmaD lhtcolataralanddlUbOfcllnata M SA. CA. t2S28 Beacn..co•ta Mtaa Dally Piiot D.cembai 2. 1995 Subj~ 0tdinance wu 92703 Name ltat•rn•nt be held 11 tilt lolowing ume and lllns and lnllmlS MCUfld nems lo be sold are PtlOt o.oember 2, 1995. eaT05 AN ORDINANCI! NEWPORT 8UCH lntroductd on 13'h day ot Warran S, S.V.CSl-Smlth, The following persona 811 p11et· Dec e. 199510oo 1 m IQ P¥1V Wiii olltf 11t PfOC*'V tot ~ c~ally dMcnbtd u !<*-Sa710 PUBLIC NOTICE OF THI! CITY OP • MUNICIPAL CODI! November. 19115, and 1121 01!'8 Drf.oe. Costa doing buslntH aa: Therapy tilt Iron! OI the llagf)Olts II lht .... a UM°' tn cwotta. 00 Ill ows. fum.wre. clothing, NEWPORT aUCH TO ADOPT THE adopttd on 21th day of Me ... CA 92e29 Work.I, 8439 Mara Dr!Y1, 111"1 tntry al'tl to Wit Placenlll "• 11· and 'Wtltrt II" basis, tool• and/or other '-'-PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE AMENDING CKAPTD • UNIFORM FIRE November, 1995. Thia bu1ln111 I• con-Buena Patk, CA 90620 ctticoen•r•OH11 E dlapman Without 11JY warr111ty DI' rep11- hold Items 11°'~ by lhe NO. 8M'7 US.00 O' THB CODI!, 1894 A YI! S, C 0 UN CI L ducted by: an lndrYldual Mnl J . Varian, IM39 Mn M Ptaoenba, Cl ltle coff.'lleral sentauon or any kind Pl'fllltnl :gi~wto:,!;!m· ORDINANCE AH ORDINANCI! NEWPORT BUCH EDITION UMBERI, EDWARDS, ~~r:.11•~ed dotng Drive, Buena Park, CA btlng sold conslsis ol all IC· st\al be In cash or cashier's Green, Berk't1ey, 394E NO. eS.M OP THI! CITY OF MUNICIPAL CODB Subjecl otdlnance :-vat WATT 1 D E BAY 1 Warrtn Sorour . Sayedl· 90620 counts. contract rights, chatttl chP. or on Such tefms • Whlrtlldtl. Robin, 2880 AH ORDINANCE OF NEWPORT BUCH TO ADOPT THI! lnltoducect-on 13th day ol H • D Q E 8 , COX 1 Smith Thlt bu~lnt1a la con-paper. Instruments, general secured party. In Its sole dlscrl· McGH, Betty, 1881 THI! CITY COUNCIL AMENDINQ CHAJ!T&R NATIONAL ~:ovp~:b~ 2~5dayan~ GLOVER, O'NEIL This tt11ernent waa riled d~!:' ~~u an,:~~~du:olng intangibles and rights lo Prt· !Ion, mrt agrM to In iOVanet ~! Colvln,Wllllam,421C OPTHIECITYOI' US.040PTHB ELECTRICALCODE, NOES, COUNCIL wllh the County Clerk of boslneu 17 Yu 1o.1y.mtntofeveryktndnoworatany anysatt anvsaleslaltetwlMuw Emswlltl', Gary, 4160 NEWPORT BUCH 1993 EDITION November, 1995· lllMal'.lll NONI! Orang• County on 11.a.95 95 ye ' ame llerealtef artsing out ol 111• 1111 responslblhly of buyer bids Shtphard,Yvette.4300 GRANTING NEWPORTBUCH Subjec1 otdlnance wu AYES , COUNCIL ABSINT' COUNCIL t985388350t ArlneJ.Varian busrnessold1b1oralllnterettotm.ybeoralbutwtsubjectto C U Technology, 303 & 304 NONEXCLUSIVE MUNICIPAL CODI! Introduced on 13th day of MEMBUS, EDWARDS, MEMBERS' NONE Dally Pilot Dec. 2 9 1e This statement wu filed debt« In 111'/ goods.1111 sale or 1111 tlrms ol a secured Pl'IY bill Baktl', Nancy, l96B FRANCHISES TO TO ADOPT THI! November, 19115, and WATT' DI! 8 A Y • MAYOR ' .SOHN W 23 1995 ' ~ns with the COUlt)' Clerk ol least or which shd 11M gtvtn of Ult wlllch ltle buyer Wli be Juartz. Juan. 5050 PROVIDI! SOLID UNIFORM adopted on 271h day of H & D Q E S 1 C 0 X 1 . ' • ' Ofange Counly on 1°'27·95 ~slid rlst lO 11ry ol ltl1 forego-required to adlnOWlldg1 lor Del Vallie, Jullan, 517K WASTI COLL£CTION BUILDING CODI, Nov9mber, 1995. GLOVER, O'NErL HIDOEa PUIUC NOTICE tl953H2981 lnQ al lnvtntcwy raw malerials, t11rt11er inlCHmaOon. you may Hiiton. Gary, 687 IEAVICES UPON 1894 EDITION AYES, C 0 UN CI L N 0 E $, C 0 U N C t L CITY CLEllC, WANDA Dally Pilot Nov 25 Dec 2 won In PfOC.SS and/Or m111nats contacl ste:Urld P1t!'i al name ~~~~~;~~1 ~ THE CITY STRUTS Intl~ ord~~ w: MEMBERS, EDWARDS, MEMBERS, NONE ET.HRAE QEONTllO RE ....,VT IS ~~~!".~!ltualnaut 9, 16, 1995 • ' SaloO used or consumsd 111 dtbtor•s 01 responslble tnd~idull Wavnt BetaThttAHouH381 ANDWITHINTHe ..,.. on Y WATT, Dj!aAY, ABSENT, COUNCIL '""'' ._....-•men busintss, wat1house reotiplS,Santsecurtdpart'f SPIAasso- AblH Notman. 4.i1c CITY OF N:~:ber, 2~~5d an~ HEDGE s, COX 1 MEMBERS NONI! AVAILABLE FOA REVIEW d~ ~ P9)a'V; PUBLIC NOTICE bill of ladlng and olhtt docu· dalls address· 1111 Dlytldl : Ables: NOfman, 441D NEWPORT BUCH ~ovtmbet ~995 ay o GLOVER, O'NEIL MAYOR,• JOHN W. IN THE CITY CLEAK"S OF· H~ to H=·P~!J!Uont NOTICI! OP ments tvldencing goods now dmt. 1185 Corona clef Mar, CA • Kurk1ch, Oreg, 4260 Subject ordln~ was AY I! S C 0 UN CI L N 0 ES t C 0 UN CI L HEDGES FICE OF THE CfTY OF b) Global Video Produc'. APPLICATION TO owned or hertalter acquired by 92625 lelephol18 (7t4) 729- Moort, Michael 139 Introduced on 13th day of Ml!MBl!Ri EDWARDS MEMBERS NONE CITY CLERK WAHDA NEWPORT BEACH. llon1 241161 Tabutnca debtor and Ill goods COYlred 1050 or the auctlOMer Who wit! Rum'ussen. Ned/Kendra, November l 995, and WATT • D 8 8 A Y • ABSENT: COUNCIL I!. RAQQIO ' Pu bllahed Newport Mlu!On Viejo, CA 92692 • IELL ALCOHOLIC ltlere~ lndudlng accessions, conduct the sate: name ot re· 1210 adopted on 27th day of HEDGE' S COX 1 MEMBERS NONE THE ENTIRE TEXT IS Beach-Cotta Meu Dally Dennla Clark Garten, BEVERAGES ddllions. tmpiovtmtnlS, and all sponslble lndMduat Allll1ony Peterson. All8fl, 250 Novtmbtf' 11195 ' • I I Pllol December 2 1995 2.4881 Tabutnea Mission November a, 1995 products lheleol, wl'l1ther In l(llbUrg auctioneer C011)1)411y. M11klt, Tony, 338 AYES c 'ouNCIL GLOVER, C>'N!lL MAYOR, JOHN W, AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW ' 708 Viejo CA 921192 ' To Whom It May Con-Po$se5Slon ol Oebt01 W¥8· P11orlty Posl!ng and Publishing ODtna, Sanchez, 150 & MEMBERi EDWARDS N 0 I! S, C 0 UN CI L HEDGES IN THE CfTY CLERK'S OF-sa Thia' bUtlnHI la con-cem: DAVOODIAN, Mata· ousernan 08Jlel or any ot11er address 17821 E 17111 slTMt. 1190 WATT DEBAY cox' MEMBERS, HONE CITY CLERK, WANDA FICE OF THE CITY OF PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndMdual VOi M, la(alt) applying to person.and 1111 proceeds loelud· SUiia 260 Tusbn, c.llornll • Buchanan, Heather, 582C ' ' ' ABSENT COUNCIL E. RAGGIO NEWPORT BEACti. Have yex1 11.atted doing the Department o( Alco-.. accounll conlract rights 92680 '81ephone (71 4) 573· Dlltd 11•30-95 GLOVER MEMBERS' NONB THE ENTIRE TEXT IS Published Ntwport "Purauant to Secllon buslneuyet? hollc Beverage Control to net P10et lnSll'umenlS rn7 Ptuse ta11e l\lrtlltr nollc:I, BRISTOL ST. MINI STOA· N ° EI I c 0 u N c IL MAYOR • JOHN w AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW Beach.Costa Mna Dally 6104(d) °' 1he lnttma.1 R•v· Dennlt c. Garten Hll aJCOhOlk: beverages at ntfal lntanglblet and rights lo !Ntconcurrtnlly with lie ... OI AGE MEMBERS, HEDGES HEDGES ' ' IN TliE CllY CLERK'S OF Piiot December 2 1995 enue Codt, notice la Thia ataltmenl was filed 3200 Brlatol SUH!, Sit. n1 ol any IUnd now or any IJMI cotlallnll 11\al cetW'I rUI SIQned· B1U1t Olson ABSTAINED COUN-• • hereby given that the an-lh the Countu Cl k I 120, Costa Mtu, CA · 1u ldtnUI Tnls noUct Is g111en In 10-CfL MEMBERS O'NEIL CITY CLERK, WANDA FICE OF TliE CITY OF n709 nua1 repor1 for the fiscal O:,.ng• County.6', 1~~7.J>5 92626 with a "41" Oil-Salt 1#118 ne<aa11*r •!sing out Ol lht property common., ltd IS cordanct With the prov!-' L RAOOIO NEWPORT BEACH. YHI ended Octobtr 31 8"' & Wine (Pub. Eal. Pl.) mm ol dtblOI an macnin· lhtcomfortSUlllS 201 non!l Via siontofSectlon 211ooe1 ABSENT, COUNCIL THE ENTIRE TEXT IS Publlahtd Newport PUBLICNOTICE 1995olKNUFOUndttlon,a 1985~102951 beens•<•). andeQuipmt11llogt1111rw1111conez.Analltlm.Cllllornla,Wlll Hq. ol lhe Business & Pro-MEMBERS, NONE AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW Beach.Costa Mosa Dally NOTICE OF prlValt foundallon, la avaR· Dally Pilot Nov. 25, Dec. 2, pub II a hed Newport acoessones, parts and appur· be available ICH purdlase II 111e tesslons Code of the s1a1e MAYOR, JOHN W. IN THE CITY CLERK'S OF Piiot Oecemtw 2 11195 ADOPTION OF A able at the foundaUon'• 9. 1e. 1995 S.699 Beach.Costa Mesa Dally nanoes llltreto appert3lnlng or same time and plloe as ltlt of Calllornla. . HEDOES FIC.E OF THE C TY OF ' uroe DISAD""'"'TAQED prtnclpal office for lnap.c· PUBLIC NOTICE Pilot December 2. 9, 16, ttachld. or kept 01 used or collateral. p72157 l212195 Salts subject lo prior can· CITY CLERK, WANDA I ....... lion during regulal busl· • 1995. inlended lor use In connecllon ;::::::::======~ cen111on In the event of Ht· E. RAGGIO NEWPORT BEACH. PUBLIC NOTICE BUSINESS n•u hours from 9:00 Lm. Fictitious aualnaas Sa702 lherewllh, and all oll1er ai>Pll· Hove A 1lemenr between Owner THE ENTIRE TE)(T IS Publlthtd Nawport ENTERPRISE to 6:00 p.m. by any citizen Nameltatamant PUBLJCNOTICE ces,ai>para1Us.1ools,machtn1 ind obligated party. AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW Beach.Costa Mau Dally ORDINANCE PROGRAM FOR who requeata II within 180 The following persons are tools. supplies m111n11s. lurnl-B:~c~~~·o~l~d M~~w'b~~~ IN THE CITY CLERK'S Of. PU01 December 2. 1995 NO. 8MO FISCAL YEAR daya after the date of this doing butlneu as: Bond Flotltloua Bualnaaa iura. rrxwres. equipments Garage Sole! Pilot December 2. 9, 1995, FICE OF THE CITY OF u704 AH ORDINANCE t99S.98 SET BY ~ca~ lion' priocl· MarktUng SolutJOf'\1, 27376 Name Statement oods and ~l181s Ol IVtty kind 11720 NEWPORT BEACH. PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE CITY OF THE CITY OF pal m 1 • toe! ed Hyan Court, Laguna Nlguel, The followtng persons art d whtrMr loc:aled now or --------1 Publlahtd Newport NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MESA BY 2152 o ~~ ~ Sat. CA t265e d<>ong business as: Rose Ultlr to Clll>tot belonging PUBLIC NOTICE B h..CO ta M Daily ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER RESOLUTION 85-87. 1ot Irvine CA 92715 udt Shannon Lynn Bond. Arbor Aotat Designs, 708 d d substnuaons renewals --------•p~~co • beh.~995 N0.85-58 15.080FTHI! The City of Cost.a Mesa 'f'h9 pnnclpal manager of 2737e Hyatt COUl1, Lagune w. Woodcrtst Ave., Brea, provementsandrtplaolmtnlS ORDINANCE I .ce!"' • l AN ORDINANCE NEWPORT aEACH ha1 Mt an annual goal for the FoundalJon Is Gerald Niguel, CA 92656 CA 92621 I any addlllons to any 111d al ol NO. 9M3 ~ Sa714 fiscal year 1995-96 of f1f· W Kehl• Thia bu1lne11 Is con-Alli Orr, 708 W. Wood· e foreg0tng aD tQu1pmenl ol AN ORDINANCE OF PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE CITY OF MUNICIPAL CODB tHn percent (15"') for uUll-Robef'I T UtU• CPA. 2152 ducted by: an Individual CIHt Ave .. Brea, CA 92621 debtor now Of it any bmt THE CITY COUNCIL ~EWPORT BEACH TO ADOPT THE zatlon of Ult DlsadVan-Dupont o;lv. sUlle 101 Ir· Havt you started doing Thia buslntu Is coll-lleraattir localed Ot Installed in OF THE CITY OF ORDl ....... c• AllENDINQ CHAPTER UNIFORM talGed Business EnterprlM I/Int CA 927l5" • businet1 yet? No ducted by: an Individual Ille land or improvements at nftn .. t 5 03 TO THE PLUMBINO CODE ' Shannon L Bond Have you started doing . NEWPORT BEACH NO. 95-58 • ' (D E) for fedtfal highway Published Nawporl This lltttment was flied business el? No and commonly known n 11111 REPEALtNQ AH ORDINANCE NEWPORT BEACH 1804 EDITION projects designated by the Beach..Co11a Mna Daily with the County Clork 01 Rita Orr Y rlalo 161-room mlnl·SLllllS (a1TheNotCkmifledsot647-S678 EXISTING CHAPTER OF THE CITY OF MUNICIPAL CODE Subject ordinance was City. Piiot December 2. 1895· Orange County on H~2o.95 This 1tattment was filed ~olel Wlllch 1$ OPtllted as a to ploce yow <ioroge Sdt Adi 12.e3 IN ITS N....,Po-BEACH TO ADOPT THE Introduced on 13th day of Th• goals art available Sa701 19953812182 wtlh the C ty Ct k f mlortsurtes 201 n via cortlz. ...... "' UNIFORM November, 1985, and for public Inspection at City oun tr 0 an Call 11 9280J (th ENTIRETY AND AMENDING CHAPTER HOUSING CODI!, adopted on 27th day ol Hall, City of Coat.a Mna, PUBLIC NOTICE Dally P1to1 Nov. 111, 25, Orange County on 10.12·95 .~) 1!!,n ... a h£A • REPLACINO IT 15.05 TO THE November, 1995. n Fair Drive, In the office Dtc. 2, 9, 19115. Sa696 t895300t231 no..,, togtw ... r wtu• a ...... s f"1;)u Pi1 c::~E~~~~3 ~~~g.=1,Bg~= lntr~= :~~ ... -: M~~~i, ~g~:,.~~~ o~ ~~~Department . A~:-::,~:=~· 1t·1 c't!:si:!~~-t o-g~~2~~~ov. l I, 1~2:4 J::~~~::=~·~ 11-.flµ 1-h-ot To REQUIRE A TO ADOPT THE _, WATT DE a A Y of Transportallon and the The followlng peraoni ate I f I Thi .... -· .... -November, 1995, and 1 • City of Costa Mna wUI ac· doing bualneu as· a) accau, normal on· nklng ot hnving a d llllPllOM equlpmtlit. FRANCHISE FOR UNIFORM adopted on 21\h day of HE D Q EI , C 0 X 1 ctpt comments on the Sonic ExC411I~ bl SOfllC packed marketplace gar3ge sale? drytrs sotn Ice SOLID WASTE MECHANICAL CODE, Novembet, 199!1. GLOVER, O'NEIL goal• tor a period of 45 Exctlltnce Aules Accet-vlalt•d regularly • auc· Give us a ca ll' actunes. dmsars, dtoolatlVt (kin'r1J{O-,,...,• •r ~l/lo(tp..lo.' COLLECTION t994EDITION AYES, COUNCIL NOEi, COUNCIL days after lhlt notice Is torlea, 2905 E. Mifaloma ceufully-byallklnds CLASSIFIED hang111gs and art work, Sub1tct ordinance was Subject ordinance wu MEMBERS, EDWARDS, MEMBERS, NONI! publlahed. · Unll 1, Anaheim, CA. 928Ge of ,conaumera. 642·!5078 les lamps, Illness equipment. S.11 voor home through elau.lfted. .U-5078 -... ----.... d .. .. '., 1 f l J . ... ,..~, ·-··. ' I• I q • ' ' ,. ' -.....~1002!1625 . . ' ~ , '.. \.1 i , I ·: I·,;- ' j I '_:_ ' • . - . ' I ' .. , .... 1 ~ m 2102-2744 ~- ... I. ) 1 I '· ·•'• ! Joi •: ... 't I . ~ I -' 'f ... -,· ' ... . ', . I ~ ~ I ' . ....-~- -~ .. ·. -~ . . .. . " . . GENERAL 1002 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH BAlBOA 1069 ISIAND HOUSBSI CONDOS POR SALE .. CIASSIFllD HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm MondAy-Friday PAILY PILOT DIADUNEI Monday ............ Friday 5:~ Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:~ Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:~m BYPllOtm (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Ple.ase include your name and phone number and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYMAILOR• "' PIRIONa ' 330 West Bay Street . ~Mcsa,CA926Zl O;m:rdNewpmt 81¥d ~Bay St. GENERAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are subject to change w.ithout nonce. 11le publisher reserves the ri~t to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please repon any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in a11 advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion . CORONA 2106 DEL MAR NEWPORT 2122 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH SANTA ANA 2180 BALBOA 2169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PENINSULA CORONA 2607 DEL MAR 2622 .. SATURDAY. OEClEMBEA ~ '995 17. COSTA 1115& 2124 VACl.D08 BUSDIESS DIPl.OnmrT --~~~~-llllTW 2722 Ol'PO&IUlOlt 553011.....__...;,_ ____________ ~~- cozy t• 2IOI 9y CHAM.£$ oonN ~p~~a~=~~ ..._ 21' mo40t home StOOO W..adWf s.&lft wtdt OMM SHAW '516. ao..ee1 for rent. Ful llMchen, '~"onea-Local .,,~ • hom9. w.d TANNAH NRSOt ahowtit, TVNCl'l. Day t...owe.c mo. frH Cletalta; Send ••.W. 19r avail 1~11. ~v.tdynll ... 559-.8844 12K/Wkly ~ot 'I , SASE: Boa IOO-DE wml.YBRIDGBQUJZ No '*9· Gar. '515, Npt 8oh ~.... IOCMIC)().3470 24 Hrs. lJnul, ~A 1'°'7 S4IO •• 150 E. 21•1 w i StiHt. 54"°"3 ttu-::'"Jktyfu:is .. ~d 38rhly. LOCAL ftMDl•O ~St,000/Ytl t" IRnoome .. dlng Q. l • Natber volnerab u ~ bidd.irur bu pnl ~:..,.,...... · ·-ROUT~"Caah Income P• en a • SoUth vnn hc*l: ,_,.nw :tAST """"'""•"....," &·.we 1Bt, ~ CAI• 2Ba. gar. No aml(fno •0wr 20 Prlme L.oca-bOOk• Toi ~ (1) ~-• 10 P.. •• p .. port. lnelty. Cute , peta. ~ 436-1424, tJons•IOC).l7 .. ,M3 100W ~~ ...... Ext. A> 6A•I OJOell oa M.&Q'JI 10 P.. T ciMn. See 1773 West· PA-.PHONll ROUTllS 1H1 l or-. Wha.tdoyou bid now? !::~:2.t.Pfee1'). s7951 RENTA1S TO Local Slt-.tor aa1e. i40,000/Yr tnoome The biddiM bai proceeded; E ... lde 1Bt 18, new SBAIE· 2724 S2,000/wk potemtal. potential. Home 80Ul'll R8T NOltTB EAST Q.6. AaSouth,'Wlnerable,you cpVpnt, carpOrt, lg .. '?°"208-5300· ~4 h,... ~~r~-8~ •• Pw 10 1• hold: paho, Avl 12-20. No pet t 8lk Inn a.y View ITS SO GOOD II wu u T·134S1for Ua:tlnga. f . •JOIS OAK.1 '714 oe . •K•2 $750 Incl Ul.I. 720-15e5 frm bale., Shr lrg 3BR ~~o~ ':Xi~~ p~~ AOMIN ASSli'f ANT What do you bid oavl'! .G tBR NEAR OCEAN hu, fp, n/amk. prlv Ba . 8()()..81&-3l19 For DHISJrt•r ·Tiie <>--•t.. vul bl . ..a .. I w/tub $800 673-8019 Showrm In COM FIT Q. 2 • Aa~. nera e,yvu Pool, e•tecl, P •r-,.IT'S SO GOOD.. II Comput.r organiatl~ bold: ~r~d, ~":rac:lb'.-e waa on Nat'I T.v.1 •kill• an'd plHunt 8 ... .,.,., M:l-S 58 Roommate to 500~ ProflU s10K phone manner. Non dQ OA.181 OQ'71SI .. , .. share 28r 28a town-min. Call Imm.CS. SS am<>'Cet. Call btwn 2-Your riihtrhand opponent opens N•wPOrt Ht• StudlO, houH In Co a ta 1 -8 O O •8 1 a -3 3 1 9 4pm 714-S89-0289. Or the bidding with one dub. Whal w/fllll kilch/bath. S500/ Meaa. Clean-cut f esume to· 714-d •-L., mo. Inc utl• & garage. non-amok er. 2-c:ar ax r . actjoQ o you W1Ae1 Avail 12·15. 75~1 ti h d INVESTMENT l-589-e838--,-~·~~=---=--: a ac • garage, OPPO"D'PTftn1'V AdmJn: ANtat. F« fut Q. 3 . As South, vulnerable. you Npt Hght• 2Br 2Ba, private bath, tau"' ~• "'uu • paced HA t rm. Muat bold: , fp, new cpVpnt, gar. dry, comm pool .. No 2908 know WordperlKt & Avl now. No pet. S995 pets $395+ 'h utJIJ. s d t lnclutil.720-1565 tJ-·.Eves54,...2656 M Wor ; a rong .. 543 QAQ52 0718 4A5 ... -INVESTOR'S DREAM comm. akilta; multlpte :1~ HJ~~·~~I~:.. 8al Pen 3br 2ba. ~J ;::i~ ~ ~: ~.::.=;•~ The bid~proceeded: ugr ¥lc1Ueled. S595+d•p. Steps to bch. Parks. pacbge.~125 competitive pay. ~ p._ ~RTB P.. 722~5 W/O. Children/pet ok. 8:3()..5:00 M-F. Please Nwpt Ht• Duplex 2Br S600 2--n.s; • Of fax rea. to 54~1838 What do you btd now? 7 ...... -1 110-call Kathy at 433-<>'00 1 1Ba. f/p, dbl gar, w/d 8atboa Penn. Prlv TO LOAN 2914•--------- hk-ups. NNt •hops, b4Ktrm w/bath. Sep. BABYSITIER Q N ..... __ vul bl IChOoll/beacn. S48-303I Wltr. fp, W[O. Quiet · 4 • el.....:T oera e, as area. SS50. 673-6557 LOANS K-60K =~:~n ~~= South you hold: NEWPORT BEACH Bluffa Prtv hdrm Ii 8a a::i;:~d.c Mesa home. Muat be MK 10154 1:187 OQI ~84 2669 l.rg, bright hH. Fp, rellable & ftulble, Call opan beama, no peta. ;nu:~ _7_51_ .. _9_2_5_·...,..-=--=---1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiil 21 00 Vista Laredo. SeMng us s1ru 7 2 Exp'd Floral DMlg,,_ The b1ddin,g bu p~ 90\ml W'eS1' NOR'l'B 10 p-•• IO J>... I <> ' What. do you bid now? Q. 8 -Aa Sooth, vulnerable, )'OU· hold· . .. <>A It Q.J '7 MKl'l,0 Looli for OIUUM'rs on Monday. Leana to be • better bridce player! Subecribe now to the Goren Bridie Letter by callinc (8C>o)?al225 ror intonnadon. Or write to Conn Bridce Letter. P .O. Bea 4410, Chic:.aO. U. 80880- Ocnfr(\t 3Br 2Ba. 11800 Sat Open HouH 1-4 Open iam.9pm Mon-Sat a Stand help. Suld'• Near bch 281' 18a .SlOOO 1450-SSOO 759-3788 ,.._. 1 ltft«ft14-8321 Flower'• FHh. Isl. --------"'T"--------r--------Wes1clltf 28' 2B• $900 CDM 1 Bdrm avt UUa '-OJI -VVV-Y 640-2124/756-1558 Bal.bo•Npt RJty. lno. paid. No P•I•, non "Se.tson Gt'H t• GOURMET COOK/,U EMPLOV1l.-rNT f""n.fT'P'fni.r 6014 PETS & 4-tlO. 72~•• amk.lng. 708 Avacado ,. "'"° "'.u''' "'.lU; tiou.ek .. pfng, ~p ... 5530 ANIMAlS 1 X·La. Bedroom S390 67 5--8 534 llV• out, F{T. Non-•20 SOFAS ~W199• ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & waTk·ln closet S725 CM Shr 38R 2 .5BA Fp, 11 ~'QUNCe9..-rNT$ amkr. Newpor1 Beach iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... FA c Ta R y• .. 11 •Poodle• AKC• Pool/Spa •.•.. 84~838 ahr BA. w/d, great nan ~ area. 714-673-3843 ' TUTORS PIT for both S I Cl & I S F h & M ... • 1199 ... lffpers Tea Cup Toy & Muil .... 1 BR s•2•* roomatea. n qu el Ho"•• .__tper NMdec:f H. . renc auo. S39 Mattreuea ., v .,. $388 ii AA11:7m • ow GPA 3 2 • ..... $25().$950 7t4-838 ... 457 28R 2BA $725/Up ~ ut .,...,. ~·' 5-daya P/T. English/ College · + · • S139 ... 0ak Spc bd Refrlg & Cllshwaaher FV 3Bd 2.5Ba Home, lltn.'oUNrrt.-rNTS Spanish ok. Please S9-S11/Hr. 443-2700 • stt ..... Dlnett .. Incl. 60X30 pool. No fp, W/d, lg yard, full AlU' \daYUO c.11 Nan at 845-1353. • $149 ... Bµnk Bed• Save abused and abandoned pets. Be a volunteer/foater. Call pets. No fe ... No prlv. S395/mo+utl Avt 2920 lnoome PotenUal up r11.•ntOYMENT 714-SS&-8888 teas•. 545-4855 now. Eiieen 963-3573 y Cal 665-3484 &O·&ne Low .. 1 ~·Always Step• to Sand Clean NB Beaut hse, lg yard, •Loving, Nur1urln9, :: II•~~ to a 10 min SERVICES 5533 714-597-9037. 2Br, gat, lrg llv rm. Utll By Nature Park. Prlv. Stable Couple: WISh tape to learn mor9. paid. No pela. $1275/ pet ok S550 pger 454-to adopt. Ufe In rural Medlcat Care Prof. -- mo. 551-85S4 3404 or hm 645-S540 community, country. la lnsur./Govemment Ple&M be aware that CAHAL FRONT 2bd NB Ocean view wooded, home. Prom-stealing your dreams? the listings In this cat· 2ba. den, gat.,.,•. Up-Modem, nr aand, 1g IH future devotion 1 .aOOo4ee-2528 egory "'-Y require you -·•· Yr leue.-No nat. aundk. $450. $100 off and love to newborn. -,,---=--~~~-to call • 900 number •u .--,.._ .. Elll~ & Bob Oceanfront Hot el In Wh'-.. ther9 Is a $1495/mo. 4002 River 1st mo. rW1t 646-4400 ......, ·-· ....,, 75~0FF Dulgn Center Prtc:.s MUSICAL Entire content• of JNSTRUMENTS mod •I h om•: Ir on I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii beds, aofaa, chairs, 11 stone 11 ... s. armolre. 248--7727 or 3&3..S636 1-80()..3()().3353. t-800o488-3238 affka Fff Asst Man· charge per minute. A,lu•t..A·Bed, elnel• NB Own muter autte ager. $1300/mo start. , otaulonals,llanaten Good condition., ________ _ Luxury 2Br waterfront w/pvt bath. Ctubhse, 665-e150 or 875-7300 r Executive• s 3 5 . S 4 8 -8 8 O 7 SPORTING apt. Over 1300 sq ft. pool, Jae. Near beach. PIT Retall tor upscale Almo•t hew ron .. wav. GOODS Spinet Plano, Weber, Walnut. Xlnt cond. $900 obo. 548-3036 ACROSS 1 fMlaOte 5 Very vety 10Fastened MCUf9ly 14 A4.luian ""'91' 15 Mor• tnOdarn 18~ 17 Banister 18~ 1 SI Actor Janninga 20 Entl'-· WUtmlAIOn 21 Mybltd °' • mammal 23 Supetfic:lal 25 Ell r . Naval off. 27 ColO l""9 29 Roused 33 HaQOV 1 .. 11ng 38 Mmlcikeid 39WfA 41 Mata - 42 Storlng away 44 Purplish flow9r 45 Id's km 46 Turf 48 Happen 52 Dismayed 57 Bit of toam 60 Top of the lone 61 Hauls 62 -'9db<eUI 83 T alktng ti.rd 64 Fencer's -.pon 65 Slstef's .. £ 11 Tauaeaay ee cran.r ee Sldr1 fMtuN DOWN '"~ 2 ~nolM 3 Pon-au· '"""°9'• country 4 Actreaa Ba!MI 5~ 6 Quays 7 Punk 8 Monthly axpenM 9 Comic - .Johnson 1 O lrontcted 1 1 Man °' woman t2 Combine 13 Fu'• anceator 22 English city 24 lion I home 27 Pola department ' -Shots 28U~ pel'9on 29 Used to be 30Makea~ 31 Large green 32~and SuJllV8n Gated. cau 845-5000 S500. Jerry 64 s.e7 99 card & gift &hop In RELOCATE TO bed & teak bookcues,"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ext. 796. NB PooVtenn/bch/w/d, Fashion Isl. Perm or 6&4 •h•lvea. Also 11 •N•wpor1 Height•• aundl(. Happy environ, holiday. 7U-ns1 LAS VEGAS! floor lamps. twisted 100 SNOWBOARDS ---------.r----------r--------2Bclrm 1 Ba, w/pool. atv w/2 M. SSOO+ ~util. wht column; wd picnic N I Nav r us-"'I A 'I No pets. S795/month. 648-8473 or 646-6435 '°STAL & QOV'T JOBS Three top reason• tbVbenchH. 548-1232 a1::'s/brancs:. s179.s2';°9 ••••••••! COSTA MBSA 6124 NEWPORT 738 Tustin 642·7858 NB Shr 2br 2b• Oen ~gttg~RJi~~~s ~~1cs ~~e.J.!'1.!g~~~ AnUque Bed..Set'• Lve Msg 075·8048 GARAGE SALES BEACH Spaclou• 1Br w/lott, Hbr VCJ. Prkg, lndry. Appl+lnlo 714-647-1991 Its .. B .. t ClUea to l...IVe Misc tblH/cnrs, brand FAST TRACK Frl.,/Sat. •·~Pm Allliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii akylt, 2 paUoa, walk·ln bale, pool, Jae, aauna. Reoeptlon/Ofo Help In 1995'" Issue,• and rw Frig GE Prollla 30 Exarclser. almost new, Muat Qol Garage full 6169 clst End unit overloolcs F/P 1550 846-6788. · why 5 ,200 nAl\ple .,.. , ect. Cell 840-5737 asking $200. Call 714· of hHhld Item•. pots, Phone, clerical, & or· .---pool. S1:S90. 1575~ NS.tST S395 Tek .. HI LOST & ganlzatlonal skllls for relocallng to Las1 ________ ., 827·8852. CORONA pans, dl~es. books. SPOTLESS 2Br 1Br Cute, clean, qulet. &. 2925 Adv Co. $7/hr to start. Vegas each month. Golt Club• Callaway DEL MAR 6122 tapH, aome X·mas upper ocean view w/2 private. Ull'• pald. Call FOUND Oppt to "'owt 979-1150 Black Couch 3 11utt & 101• morel balcony•, w/d hkupa, * 714-84Ma78 * .. 1)Job growth rate T w • e cs . Just !~c!e~~ ~~;~~0~7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 38~ 18th Place 1/gar, s1200. Open Npt Shor .. 3Bcl 2ea •200 Rewa--' for r• Receptionist topped 8%, best In claanadt $200 574-NEWPORT A 831-8097 • • .., the nation. 4255 or at home Chrl•tmaa & houaa-12/2. gt. HH $400+1/3 utll & tum of conlents of blk O•talt orlWlted, hlghly 2)Major companies ~1129 nr~1s 6075 hold Items, cloth•• &. BEACH 6169 Very Ll9 ABr 2Ba. Dep. All amen. Aaou brlefcpe atolen 1~. organized lndMdual expanding \heir ~ morel Saturday 8am·1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil balcony, microwave, from beach. 650-4657 1 n c I u d •a pat I en t to aaalat In basic local operatlona. 1~=;=:==::::::;;:;;:2 Noon, 223 Goldentod 1 1 .,..,. 8 TBLU•• •• frplc. Huge master &I wPl ttou.ae 52nd 91.. r.o.out•, addreaa clerlcai dwtMle tft ...., 3)Low cost of li\llng De•lgner nag, lx.1 , *'*KR 0 Q ** """" rr S1320. Ma•t•t Bed/bath, books. houH k9"J•· faat-paced aalea f t>One, perfect cones. ACOUSTIC X·MAS MulU Family Savsun Bike, rollerbladH, VIEW VIEW VIEW ,...._ fun & no am<>'Ce. Call (714) 974-7294 otnce. Good tys>'ng & ~;:high quality 0 1700. Got(190U• end •Bruce Springsteen• 8am·2 nu cllha, Jew· toys, furniture, atroll8f, EJC epllon&I 28r 28• age 20-30'• S48-32n (215) 248--5368 communlcetlon •kill• table, all gtasa • .,,.. AC/DCeJoe Diffle elry, hsehold Items. hi-chair, ate.. Lg c ... _ , ctbi required tor this lAt ... _ nauons larg .. t thick, $400. 84().6324 T•.,. for FUta•Sanlana __ 2_2e_o_rc_h_•_d_1_a1_1e_Y_> _"'.'." 1 washer waa S450. Back Bay .,,.w, p, Nwpt Ht. 3bd 2ba Found Cat 11/30 dlv•r•lll•d position. .,_ wt now s 200. Loll ol gar. 51400. ~130 home w/hrdwd nrs, fl s1m .... Seal Point. Call Lynn .•... Ss:HS700 and fuie.t gro ng KJng 8ed $125 Ilk• Klnga•DuckleChargera Sale SaVSun 7am-? atull. Sat 15 . 12 only! P W/d g ar S450+ 113 --•-1,.._ 72 ... ~os carMr matketlng ftrrn nul IJOfa bed $125 TICKET AVENUE Xmas Items, furn, 5x8 2 .• 01 Alla Vitia"'-. utt. Avi 12/l 822·7684 .,,_ .. ,... .._. RECl!PTIONIST FIT u•st you In relocat-dre..., S80. '73-8239 714-379-733'1 area rug'a, floral sup-_...;.."'....;_--.......,....-,,,.....,.. ....... __ SOUTH COAST -N--t....,..l _Ool,,__l~ ... --_"'.'."2~bd-: FOUND: Leoparcs.lik• For busy NB •porting Ing to beautiful Laa New D"ncan..Phyle . ---------pllH, .. cer equ1p1, EASTBLUFF MJ!"'RO 2686 wpb :-.--/d female cat; no collat. •vanta mgmt firm. Vega•I double :.-.. .., M•· ··TV, ELECTRONICS, clths, toys , book• & MO\llNQ SALE 4. 2 a+ en, gar, wN/. Black w/gold sp.ck· PhonH, llte omc. du-":::, .. -h orig art. 708 Acacia Sat. Deo. 2 8am Bay vu from bd~:...... .. .. In th• vicinity Of tlH. Compu1er llterat• ALLEN AND Sh2200ogan.yN=-M·:..=-~·y snnro 6080•-..,,s-a-t.-O~n.,...lv ..... ,....,e-·.3'""n,....1....,2,..._-1 Dlra•m•k.•.·. Obaook k•.h ... 11m1n,sgc. South Coaat Pl•&a amk. 1825 s....__... E·alde. C.M. csso.2311. helpful. Erin 154&--9007. -~ ---v-• A&O • ..,.. area. 1 BA condo ASSOCIATES China cabinet w/draw-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Office f\Jm, Mahogny h ouaehold Items . +den upstra, a /c, LOST POMERANIAH Ret.all •rs $960. 642..S835 dine-set, allk treoa & 2833 Catalpa St. pool/apa, carport. STORAGB 2742 Sml fem, 11/17, vie •BRIDAL SALON* Call l-800-JOBS-234 Walnut din tbl, 40X52 morel 3428 Ocean. s a 7 5 . 9 8 3 ·8 7 5 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pomona Av•. CM. Hu Eat. bridal salon I• or 702·792-8200. 1100. Italian matbl• Yamaha Stereo Yard Sat/Sun Slam LIDO ISLE lloat or RV •torage akin allergy, nHd• •Hklng a dynamic Fax reaum• to tbl 45" S400 648-713~ Systam AwHome appl, antiques, xmas GARAGE SALE MISCULANEOUS RENTALS to 40'. aacurad. Costa treatment. 846-3455 taiea consultant to as· 702·792..e.202 aoundl Double t.apa Items, cllhs. misc! 4 30 Anttqu ... quallty furnl· Meaa. S2 a ft per mo.1-------~-1 slat our brldea. Retall player etc. Huge Goldentod. (Alley) lure. sport• equip· 780-7857 LOSTa G Kep on ring aalH •xperlence A Flamingo MERCHANDISE apeakara $400. ment, loya & mlac. w/Medlcal card, etc. MUST! F/T. Costa Executive Park MISC. 6015 574-4255 or home Sat only 7•m·1pm 1 1/10, 1 8th & Santa Mesa area. 1050 E Flamingo Rd 509-1129 217 VI• t thac:a Ana, C.M. 548-2081 714/548-5700 Suite #240 IL--------COSTA MESA 6124 --..,..-~=-=-~=--- Las Vagas, NV 89119 XMAS TR••S 6-9'. 15 MOVING SALE Retall gal $40. Hlfba, JUnlpera 25 Yffll of atutll ~~~~~-·,COMMERCIAL ROOMS 2706 REAL ESTATE HEALTH & *BRIDAL SALON* Office• Nation.Wide $1. I' l<lng/On palms No room left ESTATI! SALE Furn, hHhld, clothH, FITNESS 3000 Eat. brlelal aalon Ntvef a PfOf ... lonal S20. C.~o (lrUlt· In the garage Sat 2nes Ontyl 9a m· misc. SAT only 8·1. M••a Verde 2·room neada a radiant per-conau111ng fee. Ing) $10. c.ment foun-fot the cat? lpm Alot of Furn, 1821 Port Renwick ault• w/pvt bath In lrg.l:1=0::5::INESS=:-:::-:0:F=f;ICE:::-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii son with a great smue i.li\a s110, bird batha antiques, appllance'a. (ford & MacArthur) spacious home. Quiet. * UNLIMITllD .-to grfft all our brida. ••••••••• $20. ~4--9422 A call to paln11ng·1. books, vac· Multl 10 F•mlll•• P•rk·llk• aatUng. Pool, FOR RE.NT 2769 TENNIS LESSONS Concierge exp.• plusl MERCDll•TnJSE lkatoher 81ook table, uum, plants, lamps. Sat 2nd. eam·2pm. w/d, kitchen prlv. Non '35/Month. Offer enda Ftr. 7141$4&.5700 n.n4U# Vet"J old, ,..finl•hed. cla1alfled can cllh•. a lot morel Spruce Ave otf Mesa amkr. 1800. 641..e919 Balboa laland 12·15. Call Luk• for Retalts come work ••••••••• b .. utt $150. 377·9588 h•IP 2868 Orange Ave. ·oA. or Bristol t••gna) NB 1Br/Ba. Pvt entry. Marine Av• upstalra detallal 722-6951 with us and nnes out MOVING Almoat new:1--------- No cooklng. Blk to bch. office. 150 sq ft. Wh"J our uaoclatea ANTIQUES 6 0l0 pull-out couch, bdrm $450/mo. 557..e.290/D $32.5/mo. 875-8877 rate us an avera~ of Ht w/On matt a box, 631·5550/Eve, Wknd. PERSONAlS 40% higher than other refrlg. Coffee table. retallera around the •ART & ANTIQUES kitchen table, patrol BOTILS ••OT!l.S country In all ., ... Of BUY/SEUJCONllON cege, planta, Iota frool20010l000tq.k Job •allsfactlon. Wo Heirloom Gall•ri•• more.117-7713 c-,muw-. have position• for 389 e. 17th St. #21 WHilELCHAIR $40, AaoamJ.W.Airpon: PERSONALS 3002 Menager and Man.. C.M. 714-e50o4284 dbl• .. _.. ·~. picture ager Train••• at ..,... ..,., LAG'~A BEACH 4jOOC-,...°""' aoulh.Coa•t Plaza. •BUYING ITEMS• ftamH, mirrors, Inter- ...,,., N Bed DATINQf SHYT Benefits Include: From 1800-1960. 1 pc eating rnlao. 842.-9732 MOTOR lNN For a fun time caU e 401K Package to enllre ••tale. Palnt- Kilchclldles. Oocan Vu 011-S92-S90o-036. • Health. OWltal ~~.· ~~r:m~'-::~:··CAMl!---RAS--.----1'\'t lldl •Pool• KBO' Maxi 33e per minute, 18+ e Monthly Team Bonus eotree Serv • Daily s1a+ '••••••••i lwii1:c;DiNiC11ciii e Cateer Advanc9ment top s. e13-8223 "'msg EQVJPDNT ly S17'+, Mond\Jy Avail 11 HOT CONNECTIONS We emphulze: Chin• Cablnt Dk Oak, liiiii!lllil!!!lllliiilili!li!!i 71M94-5~ BUSINESS & t.aOC).846-4888 • Nurturlnv . Circa 1900, curve gla View camera, 8•7 tlS Nonh COM& ff PINANCE Ptttonal DeWIOpment dra. 1495 obo. Ctirla.. Coll•ctor'• Item. To place an ad In ClauHled Call M2-G•78. Buy It. Sell It. Find tt. Cla.uffled. EMPLOYMENT • ~~':!i~c• tine. 72~1M ext.11 (1907) '260 ~'7 • Foaterlng T.amwork FOf an lntervi.w, call APPLIANCES 6011 uniT'Df 'l!Tnt~ 1400~•••2•• "~ ·~"'~ voke mall box r'514. •rand N.w l'lftdge • AIT 1025 STA ~~· 2824 •a• r • P "1 '· oe Prot11e 30, white, COSTA M!SA 2824 COSTA MESA 2624 CO ~ A division or Nine bought 3 mo• ago f04' ~OR IA&.&: Jewe49 of WHl Group Inc. EOE $2000, aell 11000. Call the Rich & Fame>\ ... & ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r·~~~~~~~1·~~~~~·I ~o-s~~ oth•n' Gold, di• 'f 11hr•/Wk. Tnur,.Sun ,, Frlt itu. WMMr ~,is!u =.:•r'9• Qt.1IBT 8c SBB.BNB 11am-7pm. up'° 111/ & Dryer $110 each. --~uy~~-:-:~~~ Palm ...... esa ~e· ... ~ "'· Satt..wter, prof. Warrant ... 0.11119fY IMM•D CA8H for • _ .J.. T ..&.!--&&a.G appeat., good people ( 7 1 4 ) I I :s ;;o • 2 2 gold, di.mond lewwv •klll•. Hunt 8ch/Foun or etonee. CotifkMMJ. Veley toe. rex ,..: Wa•h•r/Dryer S140 affty g\lat. MS.UH carol (411) 3M-1HS. ... o .. ~ SlOO icklDMILLI iicfYiQraPi\IOi •Pt •lz•. 941 15141 Natural tourmalln• ACI ttgeney. Btclcpng + Waeher/d•• D'wer mink coat. Claulo MAC wcQ. w.. trM\ Int condl 12001 .. 1 dOubte breU-.d etyle penon. Ml 8152 08f frig 12~. Ml-tOIO e.& I, N00. 120-1114 Sate Sat 2nd 8am·12 Onlyl Archllect office equip. comptr punier, cellulat, furn, hnens, luggage, xmaa, baa· ~•t•. needle works 1 1 42 Polan. Drive Sale Sat Dec 2.9& 16\h 8am-2pm. Antique9I:. Antique Radlo·a, T~ 1sh carpets/clothaa- desi..s. xmas gift..-. Lots mor.I 422 Redf: lands Clay (NVwpt Ht•l- •SAT & SUN 8AM ._ nres. l&Jrlboatd, ~ baby Items. Mal\ld ml - 114 1/2 4Sth St.~ SAT9-t&SUN11 ,,.... Wuh«, .. preuo ~ chine, telescope, n.w- house paint, mlac '- hHhOld, baby & 91 U•m• 1601 King• Rd.,... Attic, bateme t,. and elotiet then get 10me cull. Ma-M?a SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1995 TUHSPOITATION =-SUPS 7022 lllW 9030 POllD 9075 J11P 9110 lllSSAJI 9150 TOYOTA 9210 •••••••• .. mi111111••••1I· .. ~a• 4dr, 9'll0.1£, •70 •• ..._ va Otto • ._ RMGLU 4.2 Ur ••• •u ... p41 4-tjl, •q Celloa aT Auto :a•• llax. Bal ....,.,,, entf, 110k ml,; rune owner, 9"g/lran. ,.. Many Xtru. RaiMd: arn/ftf'I, low ml, •nrf. lrana. nu palnl/1lrn, ~-----7-0_1_1_, a.a 1-c:lll' prkng Ind Qt1J ct.an car. 14250 built refur Uvu 04rt. lmmeculenl Low mu. nu UrH. Like nul xlol COl'ldl grt van .. On4hl fadltty. ~ 080. call 92MH4 Sceel 14199. N1·~ age. $9,tSOO Alan '4e00.14M928 car $2800. 652-12$2 '750/mo. 723-6835 •aa llu•tane 5.0. Peger 71'-"29-70:M •ae C•Uca QT 1948 L VllAH, 18Ft 60 PT max 9'de U., BUICK 9035 ••pd, full pwr, loa&Kt. OU>SMOBJJ.! 9155 halCl\bk, red, 4 cyl, 5 Orig clauic, mu.i ... 9reat toe near NHYC, xlnt Condi c'9an ~ 1pd, AC, 1unrf, fully l6000. Call ~51. Perfect for boat ~ •ea a~..tc Mk ml &. out, mu•t •HI LEXUS 9115 •ea Cutia•• • .,. loaded nu tlt .. /clu\ch, Dlngh~ e• w .. 1 Ma· rade. $12/ft. 176-8282 4dr, pb/p•, AC, cc: $2950. Call ~2498 pr••• wht, 2 dr, 1 owner. Well malnt. title, new bOttom, a. SLtPS1 U' to 44' dlgltl dHh, '3250 89 .oort 2dt n.toh-•e:t QS~ wht/g good cond/looklng U500 obo. 788-6598 3 5 hp new engine Shower•. awlmmlng obO. Xlnll 4Q3.t 181 back, auto 1ra111, AC, lthr, Im~. 1 ownZ: &2850 cau ~5-7277 '87 4P Pickup S.pd, 1100 firm. 723·4'048 cg:1~; Frlendly to need• tlraal Xtnt condl anrf, co, act. &27,toO AC, am/fm cue, 1lld· •· 123-4074. CJlDll.IAC 9040 St700 obo. eea.ueo oao. pp. 651-4720 P!UGEOT ~160 1ng bk window. S5500 7014 '81 ••••• ~remler e-Call. 43S-0749 .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CAMPEJtS, RV1S, ,85 Coup• d• Vlfle cyllnder, auto tran1, UNCOLN 9120 11 ~·• aoo aac •ea cauoa OT cQupe, '30 SAIL BOAT• TRAILERS 8014 24,400K ml. Original AC, Curl•• Conlrol, loaded, 78K ml, 1 5apd, AC, CC, blue, 01 ... 1. wh .. I, clHn, ownr. Wht w/r•d llhr 100k ml. s4700 080. owner, dealer ave, all look• good. $4000 owner term1. $11,000 ,7 't Prowler Tent Traller 1n1erlor. Realty Clean! Can 985-0851 '84 Cont. Val&tlno •• rec, Oki ph. $19,995, Mu1t Selll 850.2151 Po• term1. 723-4074 al .. p• 8, gu & elec. $7,000 Toln 722·8043. •su lbtplorer Sport . rlou• 4dr. 85k ml. x1n1 garaged ....... 850-4948 •92 Corolla 4dr, aulC:, 10' Prindle Ca' Xlnt hook-upe. $950 obO. '85 Sehtlll• orig 2x.4, 2dr, 50k ml, •m/ condl runs gr11 $3895 AC, am/Im case, 12k condl Xtra ••II• & Vic L. 882·27$3. owner, xJnt condl (In-fm, CO, 1 orig owner, obo. Call 645-3761 PLYMOUTH 9165 ml. Xlnt condl $8950 trailer w/1torage bOlC aide/out) Nwpt. car xlnt condl Brgdy. Fin Avl. OL 974-4058 $550 obo. Vic 662-2753 $5,995 Call. 854-8358 S1 J ,600. 873-3442 FIRE SAJL!I MOTORCYCLES ,91 aevlll• Wht •xt. • MJUDA 9125 '74 Valiant Xlnt nn•i------- 66 Ft Broce Robena SCOOTERS 8018 Burg lthr Int. eoK ml. BONDA 9085 '*!J1 1711f:"8a8'.uat TROCRS 9220 Sloop. Interior do-Beautft cond. S12K '93 e2eDX 4dr, aVac/ 4MS-9153 or 842·7880 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii atroyed, hull appHtl Vl!SPA •COOTER 71 4"301'°3100"' 993-1025 , pa/pb, alTl/fm cass, nu '93 NlaNn Palhlln<ler, aound? Ford d lM•I 200CC Very low ml. '92 Fleetwood 84 CRX 135k ml.,oodA.T, Ural/tags mlntl 1 onr1_P_O_RS_C_0 _ _,--9-1-7-5-• V8, At, AC, alarm, was V• million S gold· Xlnt cond. $975. Broughn ~•owner, cu•, orig color. O $10,950. ~5424 n,g loaded, lmac, 481< ml, plater b•fore fire. Of· Must Mii. 722-8498 loaded, 27k ml. condl S2049 OBO. $18,900 080. 997· fer1 wanted. More Info $18,500. 557·9891 Call. '31-6099 •ea Tare• 812 r• 4068 or n1-1310 call Minney Surplu•, '88 Accord DX Blk, MER"'t::!DES 9130 •tored lea.I nu pnV T 548-4192 ~ tlr••/ang lmmac ruok Mounted · AUTOMOBnES CHEVROLET 9045 pa/pb, auto, AC, s 2000 b · ...... 5 5 St,11am Carpet Sallboat & Mooring •lerao cue, clHnl 1 • o o ....,.. 55 Cll'aner. All equlp- 2511 & 30tt. Mu11 Hiii $4700. 857·5127 85 Merced•• 500 SEC ment ready to work. Will consider offers '88 Chev Z·28 V8, ,90 Clvlo EX White/ loaded, 76K ml, 1 TOYOTA 9210 Flyera, stalonary. over $9,900. 640-4053 ACURA 9010 nlc. car, 1251(, d• Red AC nu Clres owner, dealer ave, all 800 Etc. 512,000 pendable, malnlalned, rl' 1 • ac 58500 rec, Oki ph, Sl9,995. Obo Call 714•54a- SPEED •. cheap. PW. PL. AC, ·~ '(31~)";7i.7020 gar•ged ....... 65()-4949 '80 C•lloa 6 lpd, AC, 4182. (9:30.3pm.) Q '88 Legend L WhV tllt, crulae, morel 0 0 · $1300 obo. pp. Call SKI BOATS 7016 Ivory Inter, AC. pwr $3,500 obo. Call Mlk• , 65M654 alarm, Hrv. reg. XJnU 645-8069 EXT 2. EEP 9110 MERCURY 9135 $10,000. 962-5555 '83 CAMARO 22K Ml. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRADE CLASSIFIED MINT SOK WANT. 93 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I've had my fun. Mu11 II'• th• resource you INTRPD 32K 70K WRNT '88 Wr•nul•r 6cyl, '82 Lvnx 4-0r Wagon through classlfled '91 Cabriolet teaV selll Call ...... 964·3048 can counl on to aell a $11,500 080 536-3216 5apd, hardlop, alloy1, 4-spd, 4-Cyl. A/C, FM, wht, top, 5 apd, low myriad of merchan· nu tire•. xlnt condl Gd condl Rag 5/96 842·5878 ml. Mint condl $7600 VOWWAGBN 9235 89 SEADOO Run your od in the Newport Beach Co$to Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Volley lndei>endeiit to reach over 100 ,000 home$. Fax U$ this form with your credit · cord # or moil it in with a check todayt Run for a·weekl I( your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREEi All for $1 o• . ··-···········-····-----··· • • : 0 m,AU. ~y CAA • • t ,._ C...-c.cn OK OlllSA DAM X ------E,..- M.a 1t CWl.Y PIOT 330 W .. -.c--.CA~ (71.~QoMrlTl""'-111.-,,.,,.0.W ~a...-.-..... --------gr g:=:, g~-:.. o--a_,..._ o-c... g:= g.= g::;:-..::. O•-O C-Gt>W O~o--oc.-0-- 0 1"-0 .... -0 -- ·-------------------·------ Shopping for a new apartment? claesllled late you compare coats • without haHle or worryl dis• Item•. because DATSUN 9060 $7200 oeo. 642·9455 $700 obo• 631·7149 ·--------pp. 635-0877 our column• compel j_;~;=::=:=:==:=:~=::==::=:;:=:=:~:::::::::::::::::::::~·=~~=============~============:=;iC=::;::;:~~~~~======:::E~;:5'~--' ~~1~11::2.:~~:· •oi·.7·:~-~-~-~~-i-.:~-0~-~-~;-s~·:i '""Tlie Buyer's Market" ~ i: 0 .. Cl•aaltled 842·5878 BOATS 7011 BOATS 7011 DODGE 9065 I' .-OJ_ h V'Check your shopping list off -.,z.·;~-oo.i,.~ .. ~ '88 COLT New tlr ... alternater, fuel pump. Recent new brak .. /ro- tora, tlmlng chain, CV boots. Original owner. 81&.9~66 714-574-4265 $1100 Caae~ Repainting? f yt:1o1'1t lookqi 10 1ep001 ii, re!Uld II,•• ii~ res10re it, loot ii the Pilot Oosmltds to In! the $eM(t yoo're look~ I~. ., · by stopping in today at any -.,_~~f/.:;:~Zr~~::~rts, f h I I 0 -6 "Ge "'~ one o t ese oca range 7.A"'9-q~sro,..cq,. -6. 01, .... ~ p County Auto Dealers! _ .9,~~.,.q~ C'q,. '''B L B .. ,l'o. ..... ~,.... c~ c __ uy, ease or rowse # -... __, ...,_ -J f.-:1,,r.:,; "'~ ~~;,, nge Count')!__1s Auto Dealers are Number ~>o q,. One in Customer Sati action ................. "'~co,. SADDLE BACK & Edi service l~"'1l!iJ,YJ ... i;t~l,/U. "t. Parts CONNELL CHEVROLET rumf CLICK TUSTIN DODGE 2828 Horbof Blvd. C M 40~~.IMne IRVINE AUTO 54&-12000 .. .. CENTER Olm&B 1 ·800·831.;3377 11111 ATLAS CHIYSLH/PLYMOUTH THEOOOU IOllNS 714 380·1200 2929 ~'r.f j!1 C M 2060 ~~ar~rr, c M RAY FW>HOf HONDA # 16 1tv1ne Auto Center 114·H0· 1600 (/B/) HUNTINGToN lfACH HYUNDAJ 16661 Beoch Blvd H 8 M2.ot3l OWtGECOAST JH,/UGlf/ OlDlMOlllE POHTlAC, GMC TIUCIC. MAZDA 2524 ~g..'8~~ Meso (9) . @!> CA 0 I L LAC, HUl<.:K NAIHS CAOILLA~IUICK 2600 Horboc BIVd. •Cosio Meso 714 s.40·9100 FUTCHH JOHES MOTOI CARS 1301 Quall St. r 8eoch 833·9 • TUTIL.f CLICK NISSAN 2845 Habof BIYdiCosto Mesa 540·64 0 • •• SERVICE DIRECTORY CHILD CARE 3536 CLEANING I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES DOORS 3580 GIASS/ HEALTH/ IANDSCAPE & PAlNTING 3858 PET SPRINKLERS 3921 3548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MIU ORS 3682 NUTIUTION 37 42 IAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3870 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * PAM'S AQEHCY • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W• p1ovlde you with Reaeonable Houae LOvlng I CMlng Nannies Cleaning & Flow.,. .. Fol~ cal 99~967 Matle 831 ·2055 Or IV• An eqa•rlenoed a.ne Abrams Patntlnt SPRINKLER REPAIR dependable door •STAINED GLASS •OREEN MASTERS lnl/Eld Qull Palnl/~uS p all p C ValvH•Haad .. Tlm• hanger. Guar work, --------. , ·-dacapln,, & Malnt. Llc'd/lns'd i lnci 78. ereon zed et .,. clocks. 25Yra Local Exp. rHa. Don 62HS910 Custom Work, Repairs *STOP SMOKINQ• . ...,, .,. .. 1 ·.:.: . ......:. Kennel alternative. No John 282·2831 & Retoratlona 643-3451 Tr•• Trfm • R•movaJ ••t-083 Pg~47 1tre11 or worry. Uc, BUSINESS DependableODatcare meu/fax 574..()743.r-------- SERVICES 3488 uc·c1. Pedlatrlcl. 1'1 AJdl DRYWALL -------'~," N~~~:~ a.tdanlng Svc.' &41·5512 lk•'• Custom Palnllng In•. Rel'•. • 673·71841-------- Monay B•ck Gu111n1" Landaca.,. Remodeling Prof, Clean, Oualny TRANSIATOR/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~".:r.~~ ~COMPUTERS 3556 SERVICJ! 3584 BANDY MAN 37l0 Our exsi-rta recruit, ,,,_,..,.,.,....,....,,,......._,......,..,,-..,.. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-780-8182 Y11d tune up/mlintenac., Work. lnVExt,. Oock1. PLUM.BING 3890 TUTOR 3927 ~artlsUc dnlgn. L#703488 831-4810 ft•ln create policy End Kith PrMCllool Coital aER.VIClr PRO Palnt•Carpentry dave'1op multl·m1d1a/' W1 Offer: Learning • Computer Coach Drywall and morel ContractorlC27-604006. •--------• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pron ' ElhJcal. 645-7505 .IUNQ LEE Painting LEARN SPANISH NOWI Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also Tranelator-lnlerpreter . uaana 873·7409 00 Music • Cre~ • CPR For etteotlVe !earning Ac<>YlllC Removal S all J b Ok •d•. 714-440·9 8 a Foodl CM 979-7916 All appl & 1ottwar• Hang•T~•Textur• a.~ .:~s2.J7 HOME CARE/ Ext/lnl New COl'llt. t.owe1t $S GuatnlMdl Ttfma OK L41627169 892..0110 aecretarl•l/Tvplng Mark 87CS..72Q L#400030 e3SMl278 ROOFING C41'p, pl..,,,, SERVICES 3760 MOVING 3834 Legal/Med Transcription Eve!'lng & w .. kend w" '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Painter Needa Work R11ulTll/Connponci.nc. EiC Uc d Childcare Provldlf ELEC"l"n'CAL 3810 P•ln1g, elec. tile, atucCO. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil• THE LOCAL PLUMBER .. JamH E. Bangert Co. Since 1947 Friendly Service Ll532981 875-9304 TllE 3928 For conaull call 723-5514. Hollday/Overnlghl CONCRETE a U\.I Remodel•. MORGAN <:::I SR. HOME CARE<:::I PUBLIC NOTICE Ouallly•N••l•R•llabl• CPR/lit Aid Trudy 78S-296t MASONRY 3557 Llc'd 850-3281 Shof)900C App•Eto. The Callf, Public Ullll· Plaalar•Staln•Vernl1h --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------•QUALITY DAY CARE A-1 l!leo.,lo•t work Mobile #403·5365. 15Yrs Exp. Xlnl Ref's tlH Comml11lon RE· Dannv31 o-433·t&13 •DAN DAWSON• CERAMIC• MARBLE CARPENTRY 3510 Llc'dl:'Lovlngl:'Envlronmtnl Brl k 81 k St Tll Duncan l!lectrlc rpentrv•Electrloal Linda 831·.2881 QUIRES thal all UHd ""RA-.,..IN_IO....,..W..,...,.C-lri-cil_•_M_a_ln-t-.1 PLUMBING GRAHITE ln1tall & Mualc/Crafl .. Story Tlmt c • oc • one, • Oulck Re1ponH Plumblng•Orywall• houaehold gooda Palr.linQ-lnl/EJit Houet/Apl W111r He11e11 • Dralnt Fab. Clean.up. Llc.'d Mtall/CPR 54e..3423 Cone, Patio, Driveway Local Uc. 880-7042 Stucco•Palnllng•Tlfel--------movera rrlnt their Quality job. FrH .. t. Remodel • Repair Reas.$ 882·5033 A to Z HANDYMAN Fplc, 8901. Ref, 25 Yr Rooflng*Jlm 841·7494 I•"'"'RIOR P.U.C. Ca T number; L"'"'"~8"7 93• .. 888 Fauc111 • Fhttut11 INSTAWREFACE CABINETS Exp. Terry 557.7594 Llo'd Contractor nu• ~.,.. ., _... 1<11ch1n1, balh1, doo(1, CLEANING •CEMBNT WORK• ~~~'!•JL~hg~~9:~al~~ c~:'!T::,:1~::.•, DESIGNERS 3782 ~~~t'ti:.l~T.b~~~~':,ur:i~ •W.P. YOUNGQUIST ~~~'12~ :..1u::;~~ WALL window•. Doug 1>46-7258 SERVICES 3548 PLAIN/STAMPED Otmand Elac:ll1cS4S-3G5e • Drywall Repair .liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ber. In all adv•rtl1•· Palntll\V Contraotor Pgrll' 717~5729 COVERINGS 3932 H•ndvman/R•mod•I Brick/Stone/Tiie/Biock L#261581 • Cati Bob •81RCH ST. DEllQN • ment•. If you have a Oual. palntlng by prof'I• --------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~:1~~~~~,eagi~m~1gc: A TOUCH OF CLASS l.541859 e31-4310 FENCES 249-8323 Pg·312-0028 ~::,~~Ji~::,:,• ~~:t~~f :~o~a~T1~~ F~::=~~ Expert Drain Cleaning We gal• •hould hang Elie, Plumb, & Paint CIHnlng. Rea/Comm *Best Prlct/Quallty • DEC.,~ 3615 Hand~m•n Ch•rll• Catpet • Bllnd• or chauffeur, call: ~Plumbing Repair• logelher. Strip, Install, 646-2342/Pgt 221.e122 Uc/Bonded. Fr" Eat landaolpe, brick, alone ~ Paln\lng, carpentry, aav. Up to 5~ Public UllhllH 20V11 exp. All woe\ OU1r advice to lh• crazy. Tareaa 282·7143 eoncr.te.IOOo7,..t007 plumbing, fence bldg. 714-780.1420 Commission PERSONAL lt1v1 5454218 831•2111 anytime --------• .aoaa HOOSECLEANING •EXPERT• Blk walla, •Fl!NC•• OAT••• Local reald. 700-6o.4 114-550.• 151 SBRVICB 3867 CARPET Uc110en00Hd-Bo ... ~~ brtck, concrt, atucco a ~=~-~-: Home Repall/R•mC>ffl JEWEI.llY 3784 Dibernardo'• Moving iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANING 3515 . per r ..... r. atone 2SYr Exp Lowl Costa MeaalNewpOIC Local/Office/Storage 714448-0388 J09e. 931 ~784:& Jim Whyte 842·7206 25 Yeara up . Long Olat Fr .. Eal. Cuatemlaed X·ma1 Pr•ol•e Plumblng Repair• a. Remodel• Free E111mol•• Ll8873H tet-1090 •RITA• V •LA Jim 831·24e0 Wllllam Harold Jewel•,. T#tlt832 878-3'114 Cara 6 Calllgraphy **TaCH •WASH** •WROUGHT IRON* .....,._..,..,......,...........,_-..--Watch & Jewelry repalrt-~--=------You provide catd1 etc. --------1 ~=~ Done1 A·-~a'!~-u. Cl•anlnt R .. teratteft oat.a•f'encta'StculttY Doon HOMa SERVIC•S AnUqu•• Fine Jewelry •Two Broth.,. Moving Claudla 145-0932 ev .. POOL --,.., ..... /Orlv1w1y/8rlch 1P1v1r1 1-aoo-310-vaLA Anything• Evemnlng ................... e7 3-038 9 Home/Office • 7·Daya 71....,.~·7870 'I 144 19.0a1 ••----~~~---• Fr" Eallmate. Ael'•· ... ,i_..,.,_ Insured •Ince '911. • SllVlCB 3894 HOU••CU!ANINQ •Wood Feno... Mich••• 75 .. 1440 CAl.T1S4450 tl1•1SOO PIANO a VOCAL ililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil N~~::C,::!~n~u:r,~ 111 Y" exp. 000d Ref. CONTU<;TOIS = =... ~ ..... ••llrM Ceftttaclet LANDSCAPB a , ________ USSONS 3888 PU"• WAT•" CAR• t?a~·0~~~~7":8 ~n.~a':-4 f~.~~ GENEJW. 3558 AdVlnlaQtConw 174-6301 ~:!'~. ~:fi°1,,menla, LAWN CAD 3808 PAINTING 3858 POOVSpa svc & Aef*r1. 1 e111e, Ken ~ •• m~ ••---'ll••r .. Pump .. He•••r• Holiday llldr.,,...,...•a •--------•r.__ ......... WHkly Svg, '4W7lt --------• CM1 IQIJttalt ~ • Main. CPI •u1&.0•R• tNC. PtOOJt INST.All. -------•••10 Yaril Matnt. 21Yra Quality PaJntlnt o.Adult. ~nt•r1alnmenc CSR.A.MIC fot .. .P,. Window &. CWJ* " .. ldenUal Con-1. IEPAIRS 3820 BAUUNG 3720 ~ ..:;,:.;:.::-::.~{ PLUS touchup1. avallabl•. Oegr••d1--------!Jl.ES 3528 ~-~~· Uc.#611424•1n1ured l•iiiiil•iiliiiiiia HM111"9 • .,....... J•-~r;~h•S:~~ TNCtt.r .... 1•47 ROOPING 3110 =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil C7 t 4 ) ........ a •QUALITY WORK• .IUNK T• The DUMP 0 liiXJlo Beg.-Advanced ~ thowora "ep'd •wumow Oleantng &Mi CONiTWuoflON Hal'dwcl/VlnYl/Cenamlc (7t~'tAat •• TRID • Q••4&.ITY CAR• All age..l .. ch• Cert. •THUllDU llOOl'ING• ~outing a. lnalall'n •Carpet Cleaning• Aemodela•Adcl'llone Mrl>le/Carpet·8ncl/lna Wilt tuwl what Traah fa~ .. ~-•. "-""•· 20Yra EJcp. Excellent E"'9r1alnmenl Avail. ,ot .. of yQ\ir roofing L,.170130 DHn of Tii. •SlrHk/lriot P'ree• Home lmpr~ita L70l.211 7U·7aH Man won't! He-1112 • ••.,. n14i..,e workman1hlp. Pair Jenntler ...c>•••• needa. Aefoot/repu. I 11:>-806$ Of~· ,,.. flt •721·1079 L.:#707831 ..... f CMWCO. SON• prlcH. 645·2417 Ron Uo aa1 ........... , •• __ ..;;... _______ H••••aw Wln3ow 1..1.a..ttc............... lfvo~ ... .__...__.__ ..... , Oeto.nMaHov.,. CHUNo•aPAINTINQ Cleanln• Ouallly Cu110m Home lulllOtfa 1 ~ .. """" ~ Color~ ao Vra E.xp. Gd Prlotl wor1c al,... ra1 ... 1.lcUltH4, "el'•· ~IMlanewaforVllllMa_ 11V..,.llla*len0e Ouerwork.P'r .. r ... Ed Barra41 ~a71 'lt447 .. ne9 1 --ll041 t9o'703-4013 UC•31M02 639-1~ -------- Buy It. Sell n. l'lnd It. c ......... . PLUG IN ....... ,... ~--•lirid ...... 1"11 -~ .. ......,,,~ ---·-. . . . .-....... ... --............... ..._ ..... . . . . . . -. \IFS.\\ EHl>I·: s Cos&& Mesa GolfO ub . . · .. " . .. Cover. .. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach 2. Map 17. Prudential -Jon Douglas Co 3. Watttfront Homes Inc, R9ltors 19. Cowr Story 4. Waterfront Homes lnc, Realtors 20. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach 5. Waterfront Homes Inc, Realtors 21. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach 6. Md:ro Realty 22. Coldwell Bank.er Newport Beach 8. Coast Newport Properties 23. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach 9. Coast Newport Properties 24. Remax 10. Coast Newport Properties 25. Rem.ax 11. Coast Newport Properties 26. Rem.ax 12. Coast Newport Properties '1:7. Remax 13. Coast Newport Properties 28. Grubb &t Ellis 14.. Coast Newport Properties Residential Real Estate 15. Cannery Village Realty 29. Grubb &t Elli.t 16. Prudential -Jon OoUgJas Co. .Residential Real Estate Services 30. Grubb &c Ellis Residential Real Estate Services 31. Grubb &t Ellis Residential Real Estate Services 32. Balboa Island Realty 33. Coldwell Banker Costa Mesa 34. Fred Sands Coastal Propertia 35. Fred Sands Coastal Properties 37. Rumbold Realty ~ 38. Mortgage Rates 39. Homes of the Week Open House Guide 40. Star Real Estate • •I OPEN HOUSES From one to five p.m. Corona del Mar Tennis Estate 1600 San Miguel Open Sunday Sl,695,000 Oceanfront Custom - 4909 Seashore Open Sat./Sun. $1,095,000 Belcourt Bargain 10 Weybridge Open Sunday $995,000 Dover Shores Bayf ront 301 North Star Lane Open Sunday $989,000 ----@ ~~7,s·.= lc!HI Y~~tlon S?,J9$,000 4BR!..SeA~~ Mellc\I ..;u1 ~ in. association with TIM CARR WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS® Belcourt Tent;n·s ate SBR 4.SB~ o home Almost h , 1 and spa $1,995, Oceanfront' Custom 4BR 3.SBA on sand, no boardwalk Tum-key with whitewater views $1,095,000 675-1058 Dover Shores Bayfront Bargain! 3BR 2BA totally remodeled "Tum·key't bay~t 60' on the water, private dock, quiet location $989,000 Spyglass Southport Model SBR 4.SBA +Bonus, X-large view lot ~~ate canyon location • 631-1400 Corona del Mar Tennis Estate SBR SBA Contemporary, will exchange Approx. 1.2 acres, ocean & bay views $1,695,000 Belcourt Bargain 4BR 3.SBA Manor n, pool & spa Designer quality, large lot $995,000 Harbor Ridge Value SBR3.SBA Devonshire model Two private sunny decks, atrium $799,(XX> Lido Isle Cottage 28R 2BA +Den home, beamed ceilings Prime street to street location, 35' lot $595,(XX> ... WAT·ERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors® Spec'ia/king in properlUs for sale or Jease ... on the water. .. near the water ... and wiJh a view of the water. .. OPEN HOUSES SATIJRDAY ONLY 2500 Beacon · Newport Heights Marlene Hassel SUNDAY ONLY 3 8d Hse $379.000 405 Bolero · Park Udo, NB 2 8d Twnhm Irene Loudon $185,000 30 Stratford · Irvine 3 8d Hse Sally Nettel $219 .500 1113 Grove Ln • Westcllff Grove, NB 4 8d Hse June Adams $544. 900 301 North Star Ln ·Dover Shores, NB 3 8d Hse Vicki Lee $989.000 10 Weybridge Ct, Bekourt, NB 4 8d Hse Rosette Andree Gmd1 · $995.000 411 Rigel Circle · Dover Shores, NB 4 8d Estate ~II)' Ph1ll P' S 1 495.000 1400 San Miguel · Corona del Mar 5 8d Estate Olga Matthews $1 .695.000 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 234 Lugonia · Newport Shores Kennie Jo Rizzo 3 8d Hse $365.000 1901 Glenwood · Baycrest, NB 3 8d Hse Pia D'Auna I .Jerry Smith $439.000 1701 Starlight Cir · Baycrest, NB 4 8d Hse Cheryl Johnston / Esther Fine $6 19.000 1021 Mariners · Dover Shores 4 8d Hse Esther Fine I George Dashiell $865.000 4909 Seashore · Oceanfront, NB 4 Bd Hse Michael Scholla I Lorrame Famngton Si .095.000 YfARL Y RENTALS On the water ... --------------. UNDAISLE 5bd traditional w/2 sly ceiq & dock fa lar9' yachL Land ITlalJ be puthased. $692,000 lJf NEWPORT SHORES 4bd c.malfront t4Jdated lulehen, Fr u.wlou.'S & doocs. near rom pool & le.MIS. u.'alk to ocean $150,000 LINDA ISLE 5bd bayfront. i-emier u.-.le bay \'leW. lg dock & ~ Ile D111ng & lmly rm & lush courtvard $1,595.000 LH Custom 4bd. master w/Fr doors to patio & beach. Beams. brid< & leaded ~ $1,095,000 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR !sty 3bd remodeled bayfroot home w/fatnay room, deck & 30 fool dock $649,000 PELICAN POINT Frooi r™' hlJgf e.xtra J¥Mle lot m i-emier location on Ir green w/u;lvte u.ater \W'S $1,895,000 Exdlilg new :bS ~cnt viDa w/terrace lao.m, pM btach & dock for 2 boats $2,495,000 DOVER SHORES Baylront w/dock For SO+ ~ Pristine relllC<n'O 3bd. cSr.ng & ~ rms & new knchen $989,999 HARBOR ISLAND DRIVE ~~ 125 on~ O.x,• · 70+ yadit, lmlces w/p<Xj & ~ $2,795,000 ~------------~---------~ Near the water ... 4bd dining & family rms. hbraiy & large master w/lrplc Pool & spa $544,900 AT 1lfE BEAOi FaWous 3bd tvmhm steps to sand Fireplace, gcumet kitchen. large master w/high crings $395,000 PENINSULA POINT 2siy 3bd ·~ • home. CUSloln v.ood firs cat.lets & sluters + craftsman s garage $895,000 4bd remodeled hm. CW'ltry lutchen. family room. 3 lrplces, deck, spa & ~yard $679,000 SEA lSlANO T ocaly remodelfrl. 2bd w/dirmg rm & den In ~com w/pool, spas & te!'M $599,000 BELCOURT Sophisticated 4txl <fining & lmly rms & des9lff decor Lush seltllg w/pool, spa & waterlal $995,000 UDO fSLE Gorgecu 3bd custom vlla w/tolal pm'aC\ oo huge corner lol Arches. beams & pabo v. 511i1 $1,599,000 UDOISLE Be~ rrmocWcd 3bd tit ar<llnl kl5h mt•a: pabO oo x-lrg corrier New deggnef lutchm $819,000 BIG CANYON ~ tradilional 5bd custom. pmle gaf ~ lot & YIN, ~ v..led gwdens. pool & spd $2,995.000 207 Walnut · NB Newport Shores 76 Vn!A Point · NB Villa Point 2 8d Apt $1000 IBdCondo r -With a view 0 the water ... $1175 .------------,..i:;.._ ________ ___, 438 El Modena · NB Newport Heights 71 Sea Island · NB Big Canyon 404 Vista Roma · NB The Bluffs 4427 W. Coast Highway· NB Newport T ownhomes 14 Swift Court • NB Newport Crest 601 Udo Parle Drive •20 ·NB Udo Village 332 Via Udo Nord · NB Udo Isle 2007 Bayadere T erraoe • NB Irvine Terrace 22 Chatham Court • NB Belcourt 120 Irvine Cow Court • Laguna Beach Irvine Cove NEWPORT BEACH 2436 W. COAST HWY 714-631-1400 2 8d Hse $1175 2 8d Condo $1500 2 BdTwnhm $1500 3 Bd Twnhm $1600 3 BdTwnhm $1800 2 8d Condo $2500 3 Bd Apt $3000 3 8d Hse $3500 2 BdTwnhm $3900 4 8d Hse $7900 UDO PARK DRIVE 2bd condo, semlty ~ w/doorman, pod & spa Oiannel. oc.tan & city ll!iits \Wws $525,000 OJFFHAVEN I sl°'Y 3bd eollil!Je. remodel or btild nrw for~ 21¥1 Slofy Vlflll $549,000 DOVER SHORES 1/2+ am w/temis COlf1 & pool Custom w/4bd sates. bbraty, ditmig, ~ & g.1m1 rms $1,495,000 AltmA Bai; & city lliJt ~ !rein hi#! custoolzed 3bd tu.mn, 2000+ Kl ft w/~ rm & loft $589,000 CORONA DEL MAR 5bd coo~ in QMed aimpcuid w/lainis aut & own. ~ & ciy \iewl, 1 + lat $1,695,000 ''1-t?~~ p/~' Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheb s International Real Oo.14> blo/ & oe&alt \Wis. Oistom 3bd twnhm, 2 lrpbs, 2 decks, 'l>I & 4 ca ~ $995,000 BALBOA ISLAND 315 MARINE AVE. 714-6 7 3-6900 --'~~-~-. -~ ... ~ ~ - WATERFRONT HOMES., INC .. Realtors® Specializing in properties for sale or lease ... on the water ... near tlze water ... and wit Ii a view of the water ... 3bd 111.mm. ~ In 89 fmNy painted w/t'ifJt cdirigs & v.1hrte v..:aslwd ~ 63J.1400 $215.000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA'S Orleans complrx w/ comm pool l Sty ITestly updated 2bd end lllll w/ fii*. dnng rm. largt master ~ & pM J»bo 631-1400 $144.500 WESTa.JFF cmdo. wry prrtty 2bd 11\Slde IN w/ landscaped J»bo & oornm pool Close to Manner"s Park. tiny. buses & shopperig 631-1400 $149,500 NEWPORTS PARK UDO ~cusktruzed 20d. 2ba. brick enby & p.ltio New rool, lutchen & fl.mace. upgraded baths & lat.ray Dbl garage 631-1400 $185,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Large R 2 lol w/apr.d plW lot 2 oew ccnlos. nw busa. shops & ser \llCeS ExlSl!ng lbd cottage 1s C\ITently rented 631·1400 $189.000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Darting. freshly p.llllteO 3bd au\try conagc Totally redone. ~torn ~ kitchen. wool carpet & Coppet pbnbing 631·1400 $209,000 COSTA MESA HEJGHTS ~ hiijl schod track & tenrus Great 3bd iv.Mm w/~ & fmly rms. new p.lbo & ig ~in sed.ded comer of complo 631·1400 $219,000 DMNE Nialy uppded 3bd home in ~ w/fJJf..fl lcilChen. ~ ¥tid, & CO>.iered pil>o Cathechl ceilligs. A/C & ~ extras 631-1400 $219,500 Btij'lt ntWa 3bd tv.Mm. frPc. ** cdilga. gran- ite ewurs. strol to ocan 631·1400 $389,000 NEWPORTS BLUFFS O.Vi~ 2bd tvmhm ¥11 deri Md 2 CM garage Smooth ceilings l new p.lll'll & carpel 11'1 great location nur commt.ri ty pool 63J.1400 $239,000 HARBOR HJGflANDS &..-r Newport Pric~' Rekialld 5Cler is ~ moCr.ia!ed, wan!$ IO mc:M 4bd hm w/hrcMd llrs, &pc & dbl g.lragt 631·1400 $280,000 NEWPORT BEACH 2436 W COAST HWY 714-631-1400 OID CORONA DEL MAR Completely charming cottage. 2bds (1 w/wet bar). hqi beam c.e1hngs & hardwood floors, cbe to Oasis. shops & sm'lCes REDUCED' 673-6900 $309,900 NEWPORT SHORES 2 slOfV 4bd hane. steps to comlllll\1ty pool. clubhouse & tenrus. & the ocean Upgraded kitchen & baths. large pnvate J»llO 631-1400 $327,000 NEWPORT SHORES area~ w/3bds ~ & 2 dou.n both 11.1th 2 baths & fri*es Steps to ocean beaches. City tennis eot.rts & handball 631-1400 $349,000 l'tEWPORT HEGtTS Na &ttle 3bd house in !Jeat location. large detached 3 car garage 631-1400 $359,000 COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Olarrn11Y:J smal ~ w/2tds each llld Close lo 1 r Street shopping & buses 631·1400 $375,000 DOVER SHORES Twt,i remodeled w/~ & ~. 4bd, clnifW3 & fmly rms & speclaCIJar IWT ~ & oty J9il \'leWS 631-1400 $779,000 l5WFFS l.JnotSJu::lld Qf¥Jl & aly IJjll ~from 2sty Jxl 11r.Thn. C>.ia-2. 000 sq ft 111/upgraded baths. QrrO/ & bmkfast nxms. & 2 ~ palio5 673-6900 $420,000 NEWPORT'S BB.COURT Hn.J. Comm pool & spa OCean I.Wiii from unmacWle 2bd. 2 kMI floor· plan widen Neutral decor & sewity systan 631-1400 $479,000 PENINSUlA POINT Oiarming 2sty 4bd w/Fr doors & wrdows, new carpet & SJ>i)Cious patio on extra large lot. Plans M1lable to enlarge & remodel 631-1400 $479.000 NEWPORT NORTH Ellgant & ~ 3bd hm w/51tUr9 room off master on CMrSiz2d lo( w/ JP1 & fotiuin ii gated amn w/pool. 631-1400 ~ $489,000 OlD CORONA D£1. MAR Near llfW speoc1.1S 3bd tv.Mn. dining & fam1Y rms, latgr lM5ler w/ silllg roam. comyard & deck w/~ ~ \'WI 631-1400 $5l9.000 NEWPORT'S SEA ISi.Ni> Gall1I comm w/pcdt. spa & tennis Freshly pillted 3bd md Int w/bralt !alt rm, 2 frplces & new carpet l...oo.OJ PIO> t ~ 631·1400 $568,900 PENINSULA POINT 3bd home. fmly rm, 4 lrplces, roofdeck w/spa & \~'S & 3 car garage Fr doors & hardwood floors 631-1400 $820,000 UDO 151£ Ujit bri!Jit & cozy. 2bd & den on O\.'llf· ~ill?d lot Pnme str~I al quet end of island large Sllllly pabO & excellml po:ential for expansion 631-1400 $595.000 BAYan:ST Tocaty remodeled 4bd. dllWlg & famiy rms. gotnnet lolchm w/breakfast nook. & Fr doors Master has~ bath w/suia & spa~ 631·1400 $619,000 UDO VIUAGE BeautJIU upgradtd ~ fir coolo w/ntNI gourmet lulchen & labJous bay, city l~hts & ocean w. Seruity bklg w/doorman. pool & spa. 631-1400 $620,000 DOVER SHORES SpaclOUS 4bd w/excephonal \4)per bay & oty b!iit view Open beamed ceilings 111 IMng, duung & family rms. yard w/deck & pool 631-1400 $699,000 BELCOURT Spacious, in.rine 2bd IWMm u/din- mg & fa!Tllly rooms high crilngs. 2 frplces & ma1ble 8ocn Cot.ty;ird entry & lowly yard w/spa 631·1400 $749,000 LA HABRA ESTATE BautifJ Er9sh Tub home on 8 ams Stcunty gai.d w/lentll$ cwt o¥npc pool, spa & ~ houst: Nii & atrus trees Rd.ad' 673-6900 s 1.250,000 6bd homt on gel~. Wills ol ;-~ sa lliNly. Drlilg & game rooms. lx-.y l den. 631-1400 $2.295,000 IRVINE CAMPUS ~cmobcNI 4bd w/clnang danct & ~ 1'11'1$ + Mir.y, 5 &pta. cxcpsle lloal· ~ mc.. l Wik of aistcxn v.hlows to\WW ~ 6SJ.1400 s1.sso.ooo COWAN KElGHTS 2 4+ 1aCS gll.ICI ~ zar..t ddvkbblt estatt In lht T U5lln bithiDs. 3 legal percck. llll llrd5caping. 2 ~ & pod. 631-1400 $1.995.000 "~~«Z«t gF&~" SHOWCASE -i LAGUNA BEACH I WITH A VIEW IRVINE COVE Price Dropped' Elegant 5 bdrm ocean view home in this gated Laguna oceanfront community with private beach. Paneled den with wet bar & fireplace. living room with 24 foot ceilings. formal dining, patio w/ I spa. & 5 car garage. $1,975 ,QOO THREE ARCH BAY Beautifully remodeled top quality 4 bdrm traditional oceanfront with white water views. Dining, family ard bonus rooms. hardwood floors. beamed c~lings. ~~pa~windows& t 4 fireplaces. $2,675,000 NEW MYSTIC HlllS Magnificent 4 bdrm award winning contemporary work-of·art on over 1/2 acre with 50' pool & spa. Materials include Italian travertine, terrazzo. stainless steel and walls of glass offering panoramic ocean and coastal views. $2,795.000 Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheb s International Realty BALBOA ISLAND 315 MARlNE A VE. 714-673-6900 -· New Custom Home with Stunning Panoramic Ocean & Golf Course Views! This elegant home of ~BR, 5.5 BA, approx. 5500 sq. ft, over .5 acre w,lbeautJful pool & spa. $2,495,000 his IS IL.Best Priced Tracitional Custom 48R,~Home. V~ed ceilings, gourmet kitchen with aqoong large famt/ room. Lusll park-like settilg With pool & spa. REDUCED $995,000 HARBOR RIDGE Open Sat/Sun 1-5 Spectacular Ocean and City Views! 5BR, 3.5BA beautiful community. Owner transferred-Must sell! REDUCED $799,000 • • .. • .a.. ... OCEAN RIDGE Exclusive Custom Mediterranean Vdla. 4BR, 4.5BA w/approx. 4,400 sq.ft Designed to take advantage of exquisite full ocean, harbor, & city views. Magical brifliant sunsets are breathtaking. $1,750,000 SPYGLASS HILL Breathtaking Panoramic Ocean Harbor & Premium Fashion Island Views! Beautiful 4BR,38A home w/new carpet & new paint. lush landscape wrth '°'1efY sparkling pool. $895,000 PENINSULA PT. Truly a Cape Cod charmer! Enjoy the finest of ocean blue waters, sailing and superb fishing. All with a true community spirit. $589,000 720-9422 OCEAN RIDGE Open Sat/Sun l ·5 The "Cahfomaa Lifestyle." Newty constructed open & spac10Us one-story home completely furnished w/capbvabng Views of ocean, city & Newport Harbor $1 ,495,000 Spectacular Ocean. Catalina and Canyoo Views. Recent ..... ..-.~~-~...,q custom renovabon Pool and spa 1n courtyard A rare site aff ordlng both view and privacy. REDUCED $819,000 DANA POINT 8eautifU 3BR, 2.5BA home located in the '1deal family CommunitY" wrth SllTOUnding lush parks and pool. FwepCace, professionally landscaped, cul-de- sac location, close to fine schools and shopping .. $267,000 : -,. , I ,-I ~ .. -: • .... -• • --+ --""I ,... I"' '\ ._ .., -·~ '-.. : :-~ '-.,... • -'' ' -;_ . • . • • , ..... r" I ,__ --· . _, -_,,..,,,,..,,, I ·. s 1 < -----1 Waterfront wonder -pair sells home Jon nearly every street Twosome triumphs by specializing in Ne~rt Heights/ Cliff Hoven They· ve wld hundreds of homes and million of dollars worth of residential properties in the Newport Height-; and Cliff Haven neighborhoods. but now they can add one more credit to their illustrioui. careers. Real estate professionals Manny Stellino and Marlene Hassel can now boru.t they have sold at least one home on nearly every single solitary ~treet in the picturesque neighborhood. "Ever since we began pecialiiiog io this particular area, Manny and I made a pact we would attempt to m;ilce at least one sale on almost every street \Ve arc dclt!fned we accolJ)Pti hcd our goal." Hassel said. "ln fact. on some streets we've sold as many as 11 homes." And Stcllmo added. "We' .. e ~oriced hard throughout ou~ 17-ycar career to gain a thorough undcr;tandmg of this neighborhood. We pride ourselvc-. on our knowledge and experience of this pec1aJ area of Newport Beach and believe it translate!> to being able to better &ervice both buyers and sellers." The powerful partnership was formed in 1992 when both award-winning agents ided to merge their re pective talent!. and fonn a colJaborative team. While Stellino'~ strengths are in his obvious personal skills. which have proven valuable iri establishing d maintaining a steady client base. Hassel ~ earned the respect of the real estate · ndustry because of her all-consuming uention to detail and trong marketing kills. When it comes to listing propertie~ d closing the sale in the Newport Heights Cliff Haven neighboriloods. they ha\C vcn to be an unbeatable pair. In addltion to cstabti bin& themselves as xpcrts in these two neighborhoods, Hassel Stcllino also have a highly uccessful Marlene Hassel and Manny Stellino track record representing both the buyers and c;ellers in other re idcntial arus in and around Newport Beach. "We· re proud of the late t accomplishments of Marlene and Manny - one of the ~test teams here at Waterfront." said Patricia Foerster. who with her husband. Gil. founded the company 20 years ago. "Both received the Golden Circle Award for the past two years and have been among the top five selling agents every year since starting here. Their infectious enthusiasm and professionalism has helped them achieve tremendous success and we wish them continued good fonunc." Established in 1975, Waterfront Homes. Inc. is the premiere real esta(c ~es organization with more than 90 agenti. serving Newport Beach and the unoonding communities. Walnfront Homa is al UJ6 Wtst Coast Hitls'IHJ in Newport 8NCla anti JJS Marint Avt. on Balboa lsilJtul.. WaurfronJ HotMs is Orangt ColUllJ's ucbaivt affiliate of Sotlwby's /nhnurtiotutl RtaltJ. For WIDrt U.fofJftlllion, call (714) 631-UOO. ation, quality and elegance Just completed in one of the t t 00 block location on BaJboa I land, the home 1s on a q11iet, wide trcet. It i close to - th bayfront wilh views of the bay from the master su1te and balcony. It i qualuY. built •~ a upJex with a very flexible floor plllll which can also be uScd as a Iatgc ingle-family home. front home has three bedroom , ~ bath..'; the apartment haS two bedrooms. one and inc-half baths -or u a ingle family home, a total of live bedrooms, four and one-half batb5. The home has a unroof. four off-tteet parkinf ~pace and unique features throughout howca.sed arc slab gnnitc kitchen countm. 4mch ubzcro. white~Wl!lbed oat cabinets and oors, 1eCUrity syi.tcm, inlcm>m. air conditioning. quality carpeting, three fireplaces. leaded lass window.,, a Dutch door, Andmen wood dual-glued window and 1 ekv11or rudy. For MON lttfoi"lliaM,.. -coll Alk1 Brow,.1U o/ Balboil l111iM R""'1, (714) 61J.k700 or 14) 64-22JS. . ' Harbor Hills estate The 1raditiona1 styling and stately grace wetcomes the disceming homcbuyer. 1be home on a comer lot. in an ehte gated community. afford~ a private and affluent Newport Beach lifestyle. The enormous five-bedroom home offers one bedroom down-.ta1rs for a guest room. maid's quarter.. or an office. The master suite frames a view of city lighL\ and hill~1der. through large windows. The generous family room culminates in a dramatic fireplace. The sunken living room boasts the formaJity and elegance with a classic design accented by a marble fireplace. Also. a roomy formal dining room, plush CllfJXL plantation -.hutte~. vaulted ceilings. French doors and three fireplaces . Nestled in the quiet tree-lined cormnunity. the home i'> an island of ~rcnity. The manicured grounds are s~tricaJ presentations of lush gr~n and ca-.cade1, of colorful flowers. Girded with ribbons of used brick. the home has a large \.eranda with pri.,110e wh11e r.uhng and three arched garages for toragc and safety. This estate. in the heart of Newport Beach. offers Fru.h10n hland. re'taurants. theaten.. quamt coastal hops and excellent schools. For a privau showing, caU Sandy Millman al tht Ntwpon Btaclt offiu of Tiu Prudtl'llial -Jon Douglas Co., (714) 759-66()(). Choose window fashions for dramatic appeal and child safety~ I Tr .Joy's window alter.illo~r. to eliminate pot~nllal dan~er from 00 . the loop m two-corded. honzontal bhnd-. and · ll tyl d pleated and cellular shades. Children who covenngs orrer s e an gam access to the~ cords can become I entangled or. more tragicall y. strangled. COntrO In fact. the U.S. Con.,umcr Product Safety More and more homeowners are electing to renovate and remodel their currcnt home rather than build or move to a new one. Whether it's a safe neighborhood. a good school system, friendly neighbors or a garden at its peak, homeowners are increasingly reluctant to leave the comfon of an old home. If fact. it is estimated by the year 2000. Americ&i homeowners will spend more money renovating and remodeling than on new construction. Remodeling can constitute anything from a major revamping in tenns of added construction to dramatic vi 11al changes in ~ o( design. one attempt at remodeling th'.rou&h design i apparent in the popularity of window coverinO. A teady demand for all types of window covering -dtapcri • vertical blinds. curtains. minibhnds, pleated Shade$, roller hadc$ and wood blinds-has pu hed to the forcffont the issue of child trangulation by the accompanying window covering co~ Today's window coverings offer bomcownc~ their choice of light control. Mylc and privacy. To add to the clement or afety, ·~ models ~uire oJ\ly a few ea.-.y Commission (CPSC). allied with the Window Covering Safety Council (WCSC) on this matter since September 1994. attnbutc~ at leru t 140 death" since 1981 to slnlJ1gulat1on by window cordo;. Because children arc curious and especia!Jy active once they become mobile. 11 1s important to keep theu cri~ or beds away from wmdows where dangling cords are reachable. Living room furniture such as sofas and chairs hould also be po itioncd accordingly. so that children cannot rc<lCh the cords. This is a fairly easy safety measure to incorporate during a child's danger years. when children are between the ages of 2 112 and 4 year1 An effective nnd simple way to eliminate the potential danger a loop can create. is to cut the cord above the tassel, which is actually a thjmble-like knob. remove the buckle. and add two new tassels at the end of each cord. Two-corded pleated or cellular hades bould follow the same basic procedure: in Uus instance, however, the cord should be cut above the tassel and a second tassel houJd be added to the end of each cord In addition. when these hades are raised. a loop ppea.rs above the cord-top, which can also pro\e dangermb to curiou children. ·Window tttatmcn wath a chain pulley ).,Lem. such as 'ertical blinds or drapery cords. MK>uld ha"'c their conb or ctwru secured to the floot. wall or window Jamb. At the very least. keep window cords as far away from chJldren as po 1blc And take that cxtn t.ep for window ~fety by cutting and tb<1eling all cord!. For MOf'f U.fofJltlltio,. 011 wi.rt#w covtrilt1 "4/dJ, t1isit '"'"local wilulow covtriltt rttaikr. Coll tltt W'Wlow Cowri111 SiifttJ COM1ttil 111 I (800) .~ 4'J6 /or fru U1S tis. -. ;,,, 644~1600 New Listings Laurelmont Creat 2 Bd. 2.5 Ba. town· home with yard and view. 2 car prage. Inca Lehnert $152,500 ~stllde Costa Meu Pr1me locatlonl Turn· key 4 Bd charmer with huge lot. Debi Bibb $419,000 Harbor View HlDs Ocean & city lights view from this 3 Bd. COM hillside home. ferry Finster $695,000 Spotlight Grand Belcourt estate. Ma,nlflcent (rounds. Beverty Morphy $2,8'0,000 --- OFFICE HOURS 9:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M. ,... 7 DAYS A WEEK Newport Shores Corporate owned! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths WaUt: to beach! Patrick Bartolk $269,900 Corona del Mar 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo on oceanside of hlctoway In CDM. Jerry Finster $279,000 Great Income units In COM. Fix up or build new. Duncan fo'leJ $373.400 Portaflna Lapna Custom Lacuna home with pat ocean and Catalina view. Remodeled kitchen and baths. Stone FP. Steve High $525,000 Bayfront Uving ~ u.cle we Fabulous tumlnc basin Views. Newly remodeled famUy home. '°". McMot11Pt $2,,.,,000 Emereld Bay Laree (24,000 sq. ft.) view lot. Of$at opportunity to build In private beach community. Guard p ted. Rod DaJey $825,000 Udo Isle Tum-key 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Great location. 45' wide lot. Mertz & ScbmJeslnc $67',000 Udo Isle OUtstandln& remodeled home with 5 possible bedrooms. Morphy & McMonlcle $695.000 Emerald Bay Charmine studJolhome In Emera.Id Bay. Lot va lue I Rod & Nancy Deley $125,000 Portaflna Lacuna Larae 4 Bd. home with striking ocean & coasdlne views! Steve Hlah $925 ,000 Newport Helchts Traditional famlty home with panoramic bay views. John McMontale $1,069,000 Oceanfront Steps to sand. 5 bed- room. 4 bath family home on Beach Rd Connie Maxsentl $1,695,000 Panoounlc ocean view from custom homeslte perched above oceanfront parit In guard aated oommunlty Scanlan & Busk $1,595,000 · Exclusive Big Canyon Blc Can,on Custom Custom home with spectacular coif course view. Gaf'J Lqrand $1.695,000 ... Ce•JOll C..._. Tum-key custom by F~rf. 4 bedrooms+ llbnilY. Sara Mama $2,495,000 • 644~1600 Corona del Mar lasmlne Creek Best buy! 2 bed- rooms. den, formal dlnlne. gated area Mertz & Schmleslna $378,000 Jasmine Creek RemodeJed 3 bedrooms + FR with lovely ocean view C..role Johnson $439,000 Harbor View Hllls 5 bedroom Harbor View ~roadmoor Great ocean view! Beverly Morphy $699,000 Coroaa H ... leach Oceain or Coif <X>Urse vleW Pool and spa ~ home .... Ldnert $795,000 644~1600 View Properties The Bluffs Expanded Delores with a DROP DEAD VIEW! Beverly M o rphy $475,000 Irvine Cove Beautiful Irvine Cove home with 4 bedrooms Great yard BlU Wedmore $1.990.000 Harbor RJdae Mqnlfkent custom estate with panoramic views Carol Ber1 $2,69,,000 Family Neighbor~oods Newport Rld1e Must sell! Owner relocating! Built In 1994. Patrick Bartobc $324,900 Harbor HJcltlanc:ls Special 3 bed- room. 2 bath jewel with FP and taree yard. Dottle Valentine $368,000 Westdlff Perfect "10" home 4 bedrooms, 3 baths Lovely yard VJratnta Zenz ~99.000 Costa Mesa BARGA.IN! R-2 lot with J bedroom house 7,000 sq ft lot House ·as is· Build to suit Julie Stephenson $242,000 . El Nlauel Helahts Bank owned! Single family home • 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths Canyon and city lights vfews. Patrick Bartollc $299,900 Harbor Ridge Warm and u~. View! 4 Bd 3 5 Ba FR. 3 car garage. Carol Bera $535,000 • Half:lot View Homes Great opportunity! 4 bedrooms on lar&e lol bads to parlt. Sara Hinman $545,000 Harbor View Hills Beautifuily ul)8raded 4 bedroom, 2 5 bath family home KJlne & Hams $599.000 Condo & Townhome Living Bristol Place Bank ownedl $1.000 to dosing costs I bedroom. I bath Patrick Bartobc $45,900 Ea•Ulde Co.ta Mesa Bank owned! Best pl1oed 1 bedroom In Eastsldel P8trtck Bartobc $137,,00 ne Bluffs E.astbluff 1 bedroom. 2 bath overlook.Inc areenbelt. Connie MauenU $249,900 ) Nelle Gall Randl Extended 4 bed- rooms. 4.S baths. 3 c:ar garage, flreplate Rick Lanaevln $659,000 Harbor View Homes 4 bedroom, 3 5 bath family home. Remodeled Lombardi S. Thomas $724,900 Harbor View Homes Large fam1l\ home Pool 5 car praee. 2 Bd &vest hw ... • Ma.ry Ellen & Bob Wecf.an $999. 500 Harbor View Homes Incredible cu,hlm home belnc built. 6 bedroom. o c; b..11h dream home on approx. 21.000 sq It lo1 Kline & Hams $1.295.000 Newport Coast Ocea• IUdse Some ocean view from this second row canyon lot Welatiteta & Sc.a.Ra.a $495,000 JERRY FINSTER SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE 759-3750 Cu"ent Listings Spotlight IRVINE COVE 5 bed rooms. 5.5 baths Large lot, 115 feet of ocean frontage. Pool & spa. $4,999,000 CORONA DEL MAR Contemporary Blufftop home overlooking harbor entrance. 3 bedrooms. 3.5 baths. $1 ,725,000 CORONA DEL MAR 2 bed room, 2 bath condo near ocean. Great quality construction Tree,lined street $279,000 1995 Sales CoWNS ISUND $4,995,000 &LAGUNA BEACH $2,695,000 HARB<>R HILL $2,100,000 • DoVER SHORES $1 ,389,000 LAGUNA BEACH $795,000 NEWPORT BEACH $274,900 ABWFFS $395,000 LACUNA BEACH $2,995,000 •BALBOA (SUND $2,495,000 PROMONTORY BAY $1 ,695 ,OOC) •BAYSHORES $895,000 CORONA DEL MAR $495,000 •BELCOURT ' $1,995,000 ACYPRE:ss SHORES $995,000 • Rlpr~"td tltt 811!1fr Abt Escrow KEVIN KUBIAK AsSOCIATE 717--4706 . • Gold Coast: of"' Linda Isle ,. 26 Linda Isle $2..395.000 Newport:'s Best: Oceanf"'ron1: Locat:lon 7106 West Oceanfront $1,099,000 r $875.000 ( McMOrtigle 717-4711 Lido Isle Estate 110 Via Trieste $1.195.000 Newpo~ Helght:s Family View Home 5 Park Place Comtempor~ Udo Isle Family Home 211 Via Eboli $695.000 Buv T .HIS GoRGEous VILLA Now AND SPEND YOUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS ·HERE ... '" " I 70 Emerald Bay -Spectacular views of Emerald Bay beacft, crashing surf and the Laguna coastline -Extraordinary new construction utilizing the ultimate in structural, architectural and design materials -Private, completely landscaped entry courtyard featuring imported tilework, fountain , and small reffecting pool -5 bedrooms with baths, separate maid's quarters, exercise room , gourmet kitchen , and temperature-controlled wine room -Two large double .garages with extra outside parking -Outdoor, balcony ;acuzzi with panoramic ocean view -Exclusive guard-gated community of Emerald Bay , offering 24-hour security, private beach , parks and tennis Priced to sell now at $4,950,000 • ' 1 ~ ~ -----1 MICl<EY RO\VE f>rt·~c.'111~ ~ ' AN EXECUTIVE D RE!\i\1 32 Whitewater • A STATEMENT IN CLASS • 3 BEDROOMS, 2. 5 BATHS • MARBLED FOYER • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • LUSH GARDENS • SOOTHING WATERFALLS • MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE All For $497,000 P1~1cEo To SELL _J MICKEY ROWE 759-3789 A NEW LISTING IN JASMINE CREEK The community that lives lilie a private spa , enf oying tennis, pools and p~rlis. · Call Mickey for an appointment to see,,. 759-3789 SPECTACULAR BAYFRONT MASrERPIECE 939 VIA UDO SOUD On the tip of Udo Island, main tum.ing basin views, finest quality details aOO craftmanship throughout BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT . S08 V1A UDO NORD 4. br., 2.5 ba. Dock for large yacht High ceilings, ' spacious, newer bOme on deep lot ~~ ·------~--~-----------e.---'=-"'------ LIDO ISLAND BAYFRONT 23 1 VIA LIDO SOUD Mediterranean 3 br., 3.5 ba., 3 car garage. Aowing floor plan, main bay views. $2,695,000 3tr., 4.5ba. ~ ~ lagoon location. ~-courtyard entty. Priced to sci( shown by appomtn~nronly. $1, 750,000 lndudes land GREAT FAMILY HOME AT BEACH 2169 E. OCEAN BLVD. Great family home at the beach ·.five bedrooms three baths, patios and extra rooms with ocean and bay views on prestigious peninsula point Call Dayna Pettit 673-3899 f~ ~ty listed at $798 000 1430W. BAY Custom Home 4 br., 4.5 ba. Bay views Dock will accomodate Large Yacht FABULOUS FAMILY HOME • 117 VIA HAVRE Great floorplan, 4 br, 3 ba, family rool!I, prifate master wloffice. Extra large lot. • Under market $799 ,000 CANNERY VILLAGE REALTY IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE DAYNA PEITIT TO OUR SALES TEAM Mayfield and ·Maliogany - powered for interactive living State-of-the-art communications network built into every home 11le home of tomorrow 1' here today at Mayfield and Mahogany m Nonhwood, adjoming the dty of Irvine. where Taylor Woodrow 1s mtmducmg home<i that are powered for interacltvt: hvmg. Built into every residence b a i.llltc-of- the-art multi-media communication~ network that will give re\ldenl<, the po"-er to take advantage of the full nmge of electronic technology today. tomorrow and well into the next millennium Taylor Woodrow 1:. currently the fir.t and linly builder m California to offer th1' ad' a11ecd i.yi.tem a~ a pm:e included lcature With this unu.iuc 'Y!>lem. rc'1dent\ ""Ill have acces' 111 telephon<' ta:1.c-.. computer. and a wide range of entenammenl \4.lUrlt:' throughout their home They'll be able to view cable or .. atcllite progr.uru. from every 1elev1'1on m their home. and when high deli muon TV bc!come' available. they'll be ready for that. 100 They can also 'hare one centrally lcx.ated VCR and Clmtrol home- w1de <.tereo \ound from CH!ry conneucd room. For the home office. the 'ystem 's four digital phone hne<; provide \Uperior capability for vmce, fa). and data co mmunicatmns, including Internet acccs~. In addition, muluple computers can c;hare d.ita. software and a central pnnter. and "1deo camera' 1..an be added to create J clo!!Cd-circu11 home M!cunty ~ystcm. Plans also call for the in home electronic network to be linked to the lr\.ine Unified School Distnc1 via a mam file \Crver tha1 Taylor Woodrow 1c; helping to fund When the \ystem is fully operat1onal, children will be able to acce\\ their sc hool\ computers dlrcctly from their home. obtaming reference material\ from the library. homework as~ignments and general -.chool mformauon "Homes are becoming the focal point for a much wider range of activities than ever before," said Jeftrey Poc;1cr. Taylor Woodrow's vice pre\1de nt. .. Satellites and cable systems are bringing an incredjble spectrum of entertainment into the home. Shopping. banking and even voling are being done electronically from home. And communications arc taking many forms, including fax , modem and of course. the Internet By building homes that arc powered for interactive hvtng, we arc providing today'" families with a convenient on-ramp to the infonnation superhighway and we arc giving them the opportunity to take maximum advantage of state-of-the-art technology that serves today's needs and accommodates tomorrows advances. With their fully integrated communication neiworb. Mayfield and Mahogany ,,. dramatize the innovation and the commltment to (:U1>tomcr satisfaction that have made Taylor Woodrow one of Southern Cabforma's most successful builders. At Mayfield and Mahogany, those qualitJcs nrc c;howca.~ in two private &I.led neighborhoods of impressive family homes that pmmJ'iC to enh.rnce the quality of life tor a broad spectrum of buycn.. Pm:ed fmm the high $300,()()()<., Mayfield\ three imaginatively deMgned 1wo-,1ory floor plane; promi!>e to rekindle fond memones of the homes today's buye~ grew up 1n. Living~. measuring about 2.742 to 3.144 !>quarc feet, encompass 85 many as live bedrt10m!. and four and one- haJf baths. and varying plans take on the added dunen.~ions of a private ~udy, a computer center or a versatiJe bonus room. The inv1ung charm of Mayfield blends w11h the understated elegance of Mahogany. which presents three sophisticated two-story floor plans priced from the rrud-$400,000s. With expan~1ve living areas extending form about 3 ,080 to 4, 164 square f cet.. the needs of l:irge families will be met by a'> many a" !.even bedrooms and five and one-half baths as well as ultra-spacious family rooms. 1 .. land Kitchens and nooks. A~ an added benefit for today's professionals, every plan offers a convenient home office ~ either a standard feature or an attainable option, and varymg plans make it possible for f'&m.ilies to personahzc their living environment with an optionaJ loft, exercise room or bonus rooni. The differenca that set Mayfield and Mahogany apart from other neighborhoods will be apparent as soon as visitors drive through the private gates of the community, where broad sidewalks invite ca..~ual strolls and covered front porches set the scene for friendly conversation amon& neigbbon. The uniqueness of both neighborhoods' design excends outdoors, where selected plans feature a three-car pr1&e set far back from the street and a covered motorcourt at the entrance to a looa driveway running along ide the home to the garage. Rernini.scent of classic neighborhoods from decades past, this llTaJ)gcmcnt also creates · inviting courtyard areas that arc perfect for children to play in while bein1 upervi~ from the adjoinina kitchen. Residents will share the advantnges of living in a sophisticated, established commuruty. where c~-to-home amenities include shady parks, con~erucot lhopping and nearby day c:arc centers, as well as ma1or employment ccntcn and popular entertainment attraction Mayfield and Mahogany buyers automatically become members of I.he Trailwood Home Owners Association and the Meadowood Master A sociation. Mayfidd and Mahogany art both rcnectJons of the international advantage that distingutSbcs Taylor Woodrow Homes California Limited. Founded in 1921. Taylor Woodrow's worldwide team consi IS or more than1SO enginecring. construction and development companie around the globe, and the company is renowned for building major international airports, multi-million dollar hopping malls and even the Channel Tunnel. In the United StnteR. thi~ diverse. skilled and extensive e.Jtperiencc j applied to every neighborhood the company builds, earning Taylor Woodrow national and regional acclaim for offering outstanding homes in unparalleled living environments. To visit Mahogany. exit the Santi Ana Freeway (1-5) at Culver Dr. in Irvine and drive north on Culver. Tum right on Meadowood and right again on Canyonwood. Continue through the gate to the fornishcd models, which are open daily from 10 a.m. to S p.m. uccpt on Mondays, hours arc 2 to S p.m. Additional information as available by • calling (714) SOS-9ll7 or sending an e-mail at info@tnylorwoodrow.com. For Project and company information visit the web address http://www.taylorwoodrow.com, To learn more about Mayfield, which is now open for ~sales. prospective buyers are invited to visit the Mayfield sales information center in the Northwood Town Center. Ex.it the Santa Ana Freeway (l-5) at Culver Dr. in Irvine and drive north on Culver. Continue to Irvine Blvd. and turn ri&ht. then tum right again on Pueblo Norte into the Northwood Town Center. Proceed through two top signs, and t.hc information c:cnta is localed at 4840 Irvine Blvd .. Ste. 109, clOS6 IO Vons. The M•rfield sales information ctnter is open daily from 10 a.m. to S p.m .• except on Mond.tys. •hen the hours are from 2 to S p.m. Additional information 1 av.ilablt by callin1 (714) 505-3191 or sending an e-mail tt mfoetaylonroodrow.com. For pmJoct and company inf ormatiQI'\ visit the Vt"tb oddrC:\I httpJ!www.taylorwoodrow.com.r I ColdWell Banker helps s~nsor T~ys fOr Tots • campaign Orange County offices will be official collection centers Coldwell Banker offices throughout Orange County will ooce again help i.pon\111 the local U.S. Marine Corps Reserve To)' for Tots carnpalgn, announced Coldwell Banker Orange County regionaJ manager Owlie Johnson. All Coldwell Banker offices located in Orange Coonty will serve as official collection centers for the Tuys for Toll> campaign until December IS The pubhc '' encour-.aed topartic1pate by bnnging ne\\. unwrapped toy to their local Coldwell Banker office. "Coldwell Banker is proud to part1ctpJtl' in such a worthy cause," Johnson ~id "Every child should experience a qm,tm,1' filled with love and bapp~ . With the community's belp, we'll be able to prll\1d~ deservmg chil~n of S10 Diego with thr: blessings of 'he holiday season." ColdweU Banker Southern California C'u has en.JOyed I long biSlOry of panic1pallll8 in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toy' for Tots program. Founded in 1947, Toys for Tots h"5 evolved from a small Los Angele' area project ro a nationwide campaign ~ U.S. Marine Corp$ R.csene distributes tlk toys to local ctw\~lc orgaruzation~ Coldw1U Bartktr 1'as .on dta.n 2,4()() ol/ku olUI ""',.. dlo 51,000 saks tW«ialn bt Norllt Aawrlca. In Ulifornw. CoWwtU &nUr luu lltOn tluur 252 ruit/1""41 nol td/111 offets and mort tNut 6.8'4 6111.tt 11.Uocialn Md t1'1ployw. a.IUI co,.,.,.tn wl&iclt a.pplJ • rompktt ranp of nrilkldlol naJ tsttJ.U 1uvicts. Support yo11 ca.n colllll 01t. Immaculate home filled with natural liaht This fabulous sinflc level Losk:t,wlt four· bedroom residence complete with view i located in desirable P.astbluff. It is hidden behind private entry gates and boasts a large private, beautifully llndscapcd yard. The home i~ model perfect with French doors and winiSows. smooth ~ilinp, recessed lighting, two custom fireplaces and an updated btcben. The commuruly was built with coovenienco m mind and offers a ptaycround and put. ThC neighborboOd is located ck>IC to Corona dcl Mar High School. the Newport lkach TcMis Club, Upper Newport Bay Nature Prescnc, vil1-gc &bopping and within ca! y iucb of dlic fn:cway. Offered ll $S49,000. For_..;&:-'.-., cllll s.l'1 Slelpl.q "'GolM ' •""-""' ltJ EslllU Semen, n c.,,_• l'ftltJ&. SIL llO. N~ hie' (114) UUJfO. NEWPORT RIDGE ESTATES 3 SEA TERRACE Nestled in the prestigious, gated community of Newport Ridge Estates, this three bedroom, ~ bath masterpiece conveys the essence of luxunous coastal living. This recently built original model boasts numerous amenities, including limestone floors, plantation shutters, and a library that c~ be converted into a fourth bedroom. The home is professionally decorated and landscaped. and features a spa and city light views. The lush carpeting, custom cabinetry and a wonderful . family neighborhood in Newport Coast make this propeny a perfect place to call home. Offered at $660,000 For a private showing, call D'ette Steelberg of Coldwell Banker Newport Beach at (714) 644-9060 ext. 122 Grubb & Ellis celebrates first anniversary under new ownership Recognizing the positive impact of the new o~ership Grubb cl Elli Residential Real &tatc Services recently celebrated the first anniversary of being purchased by an investor group led by Dennis Gordon, president of Grubb &: Ellis, and Chuck Neubauer, executive vice president. To celebrate the positive impact the new ownership has had on the company's overall and individual sales as.wciate performance. the management team of Grubb & Ems recently hosted a urprise anniversary party for Gordon and Neubauer al the finn 's Newport Belch corporate office. Management and staff from the furn ·s Orange County and San Diego sales otriccs wen: present, cager to offer congratulations and toast the finn's l~-monlh accomplishments. . After recovering from the surpnse, Gordon and Neubauer took a moment to acknowledae the bard wort and support of the manaaement team. • "As a company, we have come a Iona way in 12 short monlh&," Gordon said. .. 1995 bas brought many poaitivo chanp to the company as well u. personal and • professional powtb. Wo couJdo't have accomplished ow pis wit.bout the support of this management team." Since purchasing the company, Gordon and Neubauer have introduced many innovative sales iwociate programs wh.ale ellpanding the administrative staff to provide better SCIVicc to the sales offi~. The positive changes have been recognized by many of the area· s top producing sales associates, who have recently joined Grubb cl Ellis. As soon as the purchase of the company was final in November 1994, the marketing department was expanded through the purchase of a sophisticated computer system for graphic design and layout, and the finn has increased its local and regional prcsenoc by incorporating full-color U ting photographs in its advertisc~nts. ~ department's focus is to provide associate support. enabling the sales assqciate . to lake advantage of the negotiating and tb1gn still available in·bouse. Jill Hauk was hired as vice president and director of Corporate Services earlier this ye4t, leading the department to a record· breaking year. The success of the department is due to the expansion in REO and · relocation business baridlcd through the ~services department In response to the incruse in rclocatioo services a new office was opened in WestWood. in on1cr to provide better lef'Vice for clienl, tnnsfcrrin1 from LOs Angeles: Associate support PfOl1llDl have been a key ingi'cdicnt to the finn 's ~wth strategy. Earlier this year, Grubb & Ellis introduced a new sales 1sta.nt program. considered to be the ID06t generous in the indu try. In August. the fum was _selected as the exclusive affiliate for Ouistic's Great Estatti, the larJest network of independent rea1 estate brokers spccializina in the sale of prcstisious properties. In September, Grubb A EllU introduced SchoolMatch, an informative service whicb features data on all public scbOol system in the United State and accredited pnvatc schools in the world. The company will soon unveil Prcscntauon Pro. an interacthe. multi-media listing presentation software program designed to run on a notebook computer. available only to Grubb & Ellis sale associates. After reviewing the amazing accompli hmcnts of the past year with the group of managers and ~taff. Neubauer was quick to assure them that this is only the beginning of program development and there is more to come in 1996. "We intend to k'ccp the same ~ next year. We guarantee J 996 will be ~very bit ~ exciting for Grubb & Elli assoctatcs as this year," Neubauer wd. For''"',. U./ol"llllllion, c.lJ tJu GrUb cl EUU ojf1ce n~tunl JOI', or caU IM c""°"'* oflic~. (11') 6"-QOO. Gnbi 4' Ellis R~silklllilU Real &laU Suvka luu II offea oNI 350 mks asocittRs seni.1 ~.USM DWp co111dia. Gn11» & Ellii •nJtl.ttWoJ R-1 EstioU S«mcn IMu .,.,. • '*_,.r of IM Bdkr HOIMI Mil ~IU Rul EslllU S«mc• 1tdwHt: of~"',...,""* jinu siltcc i'9Z. 1ldW' Ho.a 8' GtDWu ·-Es** s.mc., fanw4"' 1911, ii a llilimMlioMI 1tdWOrt o/ mon ,,.,,,. 111..-,, "'*'""'..,. .. l,M olflcn 111111..,. .._ Ui• """"",.,,, .....n-. flt 1A1e UilllM SMltts, c..... -l'turfO «Jco. .. CORON" HIGHLANDS Charmi.nq, inunaculate h ome Edie Ol•on -••1s.ooo DoVEJl 8HOllE8 Family home with pool coma lot O'ette StHlberq -$969,000 L.......-----CANYON CREST · + bd. bonus room. aversaed Jennifer Pritchett -$+99,000 B>.LBOA. PENINSUIA New 2 ftory high dininq room Marola ' Robert ~nt1 -fS'/9.000 We ln'Vtt~ you to p and to vUit these won er between! :0 8A!JVIU>AY8 INVITATIONS 'BAl.IK».. PmfINBUlA 922 West Oaeanfront 726 West Oceanfront SATURDAY & 8VNDAYS INVITA'I kYl'llONT 989 Bay11ide Cove TUltTi.B :aocx 26 Carina 8UNDAY8 INVttA.TIONS ~DELMA.a ~ .. 24ao SEA.BR EEZE ••1 MoR.NING CANYON TIDBWl'n 623'"°Vista Bonita HAlmoa RIDGE 16 San Sebastian HAa8oa Vmw Hni.s 2801 Blue W ater 2607 Island Drive 1101 Ebbtide NEWUf lbwlaei BIAm -69 fttt on tltt bay' H1qh quality ~p. Blue Japannc tile roof ell"Vator, ~ ciiliDq., 2nd ftory balcony. maift :houe U. t beclro0m1; 6 batht. The quest hoaie u l Id ml t.. ~w Worfo -M.SS0.000 ec..& m. MM -Wonduful ocran Vltw C\lft_. ~ary home; Bililt wuh the hlthest q\la)jty conltnaction; tliil home bouu ~ viNli ud rieh build.inq m&tuiali Fr.. color ilroc!laari available. }tJrn MUNCY - IU99.000 Cc.-m.MM-Jtcmodelcdand vcpand- ed c..,..i JU& la dimr&Wc Harbor VI~ hills loeadiiil. Jll.udatl.J11unen. new kitchen wuh uptnideCI Wit-a. t WrOorN. 3 bat hi. brick patio. pool aiul .._ Glm M.Dk'Mc -'699.000 ......._ ..._ .. s.;t location! IJ*!tacrale "¥MW Of 11..ak laay anCi nature pre- NrYa.; Ditb We---~ corrununJty. Model ........ J ..... , CF• 2.9 bad" and won- daf111 oabluw ....... )JDr MvMcY -M&9.000 em.. aMM -l iantt• fi\ great condl- U.: OW.~,._ llldt 18 i \,cl. 1 ba and back uldt llJW. U ........... Mn. Nsw kitchen uii ...... OINll"'-a ...._ MUtral decor. CAl&ll.MOla• ....... $1,990.000 $1.390.000 ONS $879.000 $629.000 $699.000 $4'1S.OOO $1,199.000 $849.000 $689.000 $899 .. 000 08 Marcia Bents , Robert Bents Tom Thomson Sonja Powell GREG MlNOlTX EDIE OLSON Ginny Anderson Joyce Olson · Don Ol11on Shelia Kaviani Nan Doyle -9IDOI .. PrtVacy in a prcttlcjiout quanl ...... oommunity. Serene. woodiy uttb\CJ. End1Uill......iMnnrliqht.briqht & airy. Lovtly two batL w tinqlc ltory W\lt "9qrctivcly priced! om11 ...... -Q69,900 Hntcm Bual-Oorqco\U back bay view on I.ah 91WftMlt loc!ation. 3 hcdroo""' 2.S batN. 2.2.., ....,.. fft't -per title. new paint anii carpet. ma.st .._rablc ~· pl.an; priced well below recatt oompe. <NicLw Bamol -f)t9,000 Hftllicm Bual -~ model with 3 lar9c bedrOCNM ~ 1 full batN. Quiet, private locatioA :o.lign psrf.c:t home With Berber car- pet. ca 's UJ. floorfnq. and c\lltom built-in• Jar ... ._ .... -fm.000 ~ ... Wonderful 11.nqlc 1tory home on ftant ... lot. Act<* from park; pool and tmnll.Jlllt:W.Oliil to 11ehool1. Top condition. att'a~ J Wroolftl plua a den -a qnat ilooTlnr ~ PMrr -fJM.000 c NEWPORT BEA.CH 3 bd. 2 .S ba. 2 fireplaces Dave Wonq -$68S.OOO IAGu'NA BEACH Cu stom ocean•td e h o me. Unda M.anrton -$7SO.OOO ~ Remodeled . 3 bd. 3 ba home Alison McCormick -f799.000 BALBOA ISLA.ND 3 bd, 3 ba. penthowic deck Ewinq -•999.000 IAGu'NA BEACH 3 bd hoin• with ocean view Tom "111.onu1an -1999,000 -- I .. , I I ·I ! I I J- I I • I j t i 4 bedroom , family room, gated community with po<?I and tennis $699,000 Steve Sutherien 759-c>649 ;; 623 Vista Bonita SuP,er end "E" Tranquil boCk bov, sunset views. Open Sunday 12'-5 · $465,000 Ginny~ . 759-0649 EMERALD BAY Incredible, 180 degree view of ocean, white water, islands ond sunsets. Four spacious bedrooms, all with ocean views. Lyleen/ Jeff Ewing 759-o649 NEWP()RT BEACH . Wonderful 4 bd, 3 full bo home Large lot, quiet neighborhood. Private and secure, 3 car garage. 2 co-zy fireplaces Tom 111omson 759-G649 BALBOA PENINSULA 70 feet of prime ocean frontage wi~ living, dining, and morning rooms, plus 3 of 4 bedrooms with ocean views. Marcia/Robert .. Bents 759-0649 CAUFORNIA SEABREEZE CLOSING COSTS DOWN moves yo_u into this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, pl~ study dollho~. $318,000 o..niah/FNllds 7SH649 BALBOA PENINSULA A True Cla5Sic! Corner lot is 3600 ~ ft, includes the tidelands. One of the best values on the main boy front. Marda/lobert Bents 759-0649 CORONADILMU Extraordinary ocean vieW custom con- temporary home. Highest quality con- struction! 6 bd, 7.5 bo, Balconies horn all moin living areas. ~ Muncy 759-0649 at. . ' 985 BA.YSIDE ,COVE Discover bayfront living at its best in the private gated community of Bayside Cove. Enjoy viewing the boat parades from your private deck with friends and fami- . ly. You may choose to use it for business entertainment or hosting relatives from out of town, and it could be a great inveshnent property. Docks are available for your boat, or just have friends cruise by for a visit. Three bedrooms, two and 1I4 baths all on one level with ~t;,!6 attached garage make this a perfect hideaway. trs in move in condition, with a new kitchen with granite countertops, built-in Subzero and a view that will make you wish you always lived in this prestigious enclave. TOM THOMSON . PREVIEWS PROPERTY SPECIALIST (7t4) 644-9060 EXT.t47 OfFICE (800) 339-4446 PAGER I COLDWELL BANKER NEWPORT BEACH ., .. , • I I .. • f l l l " . . . r ... ~ ~-,-.... ....,. --• "--~ --• -- COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH IRVINE AFFORDABLE a ADORABLE $132.000 PRIVATE LOCATIOll $99,000 AA'ORDAllLE nJRTLE ROCK $309,900 Wonderful Townhome with doJble car garage and double master suites. Cozy Fireplace. Very private patio. ...._Golde• A VERY SPEGAL HOME $169,700 Spacious 3BR, 1.75BAI 1367 sq. ft. approx. Huge 27x13 family room with fireplace. Many upgrades throughout! Jade Glffenl ***TRUST SAi.Ei!!*** Best priced SBR, 3BA. 2 story home in Costa Mesa. New driveway, patio, R.V. access, fence, water heater, interior paint and carpeting. Good neighborhood, close to schools and shopping. Owner highly motivated! Call for details. Biii a .,.._Webster IMMACULATE & REDUCED , Private rear detached 2BR + den (3bdrm), dual masters no HOA. Move in condition. Great 1st TO is Assumable. Dlld7 Harris A VERY SPECIAL HOME! $169,700 Marvelous 3BR, 1. 75BA home with 1367 spacious sq. ft! Unbelievable 27x13 family room with custom stone-face~ fireplace! Upgraded kitchen & baths. Large lot w/pnvate backyard. JIKk Gifford IEXKV11VE TRM.EVEL TOWllHOIE $189,900 3BR or 2BR and den. 2 car attached garage with 1600 plus sq. ft. Very upgraded with decorator touches. Alarm system and private spa. D ..... Cllppel EASTSfDE Ml•I ESTATE Gi9antic 10,450 sq. ft. lot plus 3BR separate master surte. Family room and private pool. For more details call 1-800-510-2005 with code 4087. Rltaw.de MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE $695,000 Spectacular 4BR that was completely rebuitt in 1992. Top quality appliances. Lots of Marble and Glass Block. On the course. A must see. For your personal showing call. All• Mc Cwhsd LIDO ISLE llO QUALIFYlllG-LOW DOWll $449,000 Charming remodel on Udo Isle. 2BR, 2BA home with lots of French doors, glass blocks, skylights, white washed wood floors, fireplace, recessed lights and large master suite with walk-in closets. Perfect home for entertaining. Move In condition. DellaD .... de OIARMlllG BAYFiiOIWT $1,fiS0,000 Recently updated on one of Lido's most desirable view locations. ~eatured are 4BR, SBA. family/media room and a Private Dock to house a large yacht. All this and your own sandy beach. ,.... ...... l•m• NEWPORT BEACH FAMILY HOME FOR LEASE $2,450.00 Beautiful Portoflno Model with gorgeous' tile roof. 4BR. 3.SBA plus bonus room and loft. Private backyard with cover~ patio. Owner pays for gardener. can for your showing. Wonderful opportunity for first time buyer! Try $5,000 down. End unit 2BR. 1BA. Seller motivated!! call for your personal showing. S....Mltc•ell DRAS'nC REDUCTIOllll $359,000 Steps to the beach! 5 years new! 3BR, 2.SBA in XLNT condition. Ocean view from patios. GE white on white appliances, glass block. fireplace, garage & carport and more. OWNER Will TRADEI DI•• Pl•H•r OCP•..11 VIEW DECK!I! $385,000 Remodeled 3BR in the Heights with open ceilings and oak floors! Just reduced. For recorded details all 1-800- 784-5171 (12034) "-...•. ,. GOLF COURSE VIEWSli! $389,000 S years new. Professionally decorated condo on the course! Formal dining room. Master with fireplace and retreat. Owner transferred I Just reduced. ••• ,.s.... EASTBLUFF OIARMER $499,000 Totally remodeled single story. Chef's kitchen. New French doors and windows. 2350+ sq. ft., 1 blk to COM high. .... lhntr. SPYGLASS BEAUTY $799,000 Lovely SBR 8r bonus room on a large lot with sparkling pool and spa. Freshly remodeled. City tights and canyon views. .lllllaU.. SPYGLASS HILL New Bedford with 4BR. 4BA. large bonus room with lo~ brand new kitchen wrth center island, granite counters, sub-zero refrig. plus extra large yari:t with pool and view. a.•arV..k HARBOR VIEW BEST BUY $8'19,000 Seller bought another. Premium location totallr rebultt. SBR. 3.SBA with attention to detai . Gorgeous hardwood floors, Pella windows and children's play room. Exquisite Master Suite. Walk to park & schools. call to see today I -r•.e IRVINE WOODBRIDGE . $90,900 Beautiful t6wnhome ln choice are nestled on a lush greenbelt. 28R, fireplace, custom patio, inside laundry, neutral decor. Low down payment available! Call for details. .. ,.. ......... WOOD8RIDGli TOWlmlO• $154,900 Must seJI light end unit! 3BR. 2BA with fireP.lace. New ~tnt and carpet. Move In condition. call for more details. ........ Jr._ BRIGHT SlllGLE LSVEI. $179,900 k ldeal for single or couple. Private1 quiet. gourmet ltchen, skylights, 2BR. 1.SBA. Great ocatlon 1.D.c•·r- UGHT, BRIGHT, LAllGllST 4BR, 2.SBA detached home. Is Fresh, airy and move-In ready! Cell today for your personal showing. l.D.<•••• ' Priced below market for a quid sale. Popular one stOfY on large lot with room for tennis court or pool. View of hills - won't last. Needs some TLC. Bring your paint brush and save II ·-·..., CORONA DEL MAR SIEPSTO BIG CDM aACHlll Steps to Olde Corona Beachl 2 adjacent props. to be sold together. Ideal for remodel or new construction. For recorded deUilsall 1-.800-784-5171(code120n) "-R•d9ers camo SHORES Picture perlect one story, 4BR. 3BA hom~ with flowing floor plan. A beautiful ocean view with pool and spa. Move in condition. Priced lower than all others on this prime street. .. ... v..11 OCEUI VIEW REMODEL $539,000 Gorgeous cul-de-sac in beautiful Harbor View Hills. Giant approx. 11,000 sq. ft. lot with room to grow. Potential to build up for greater ocean/golf course viewsl Slashed for immediate sale. Seller says bring offers! ...... Tmdl Ml'IRM'l80CIMICXUC..VBS $2.225,000 Enhanced by the crashin!;J surf below -it's paradise. SBR. 4BA. Private Tri-level residence. Spectacular views. ...,_I{ ... LAGUNA BEACH TOVMIO• Wil h VEWH $159,900 2 master suites. mafble fireplace spa tub In master bath Very light and airy. Prked to sell. Call for details. · 'n'8CJ t •• Ell~· D BAY OGNI SIDE $995,000 Steps to the sand. Extra large lot. 3BR. 2BA ~· Reduced to selll Perfect ~adiouse. Call for details. -D••J HUNTINGTON BEACH LAKE FOREST A~ OF A HO• $J:M,OOO 48R, 3BA h~ bOnus room. Private yard with pool. So many amenities. .aws-•·"1 SANTA ANA 10,000 IQ. FT. LOT $2154,900 S~ular 3BR with hardwood floors. Excellent location. Best schools. New roof. 17982 Rainier Orhfe. K....,•1r•• You deserve ..... . •Honesty • 24 Years Experience • Communication • Personal Service • Dedication • Results! #1~~.M*' Newport Beach Agent 1988 -1995 I • I • •• 0 a.• &~cializing in Newp:xl Beach and, Corona de! Mar 17 years of local experience 760-5000 x131 •1 •JUST LISTED• Two Balboa Homes Side By Side! 207 Sapphire . Darling 2BR/I BA Conage. Being sold at lot Value. $475,000 209 Sapphire • French Nonnandy Feeling. Giant 5BR/5BA w/ocean & ~l - v1ew rooftop dee!.. Home is in pristine condition. $.769,0UO •OPEN SAT/SUN • CORONA DEL MAR . Approx 7.000 sq ft masterpiece w/ awcsomc ocean, bay 4 niJht light views. Rare huge lot MIUated JUSI above the harbor! 5BR. 5.SBA. Cu tomized interior. Grounds incl~ p<?<?I! pa. teahouse & formal Japanese gardens. Reduttd To -$2,300,000 CORONA DEL MAR Spygla" H11r, m<l'.I ,pe,tacular ocean. bay. golf COUl'\C. and city bghts estate on huge nearly 20.000 'q fl 101 Gorgeou~ 4BR remodel with magmficent grounds · and elegant pool/ spa. I Jade Co~t $999,000 OCEAN VIEW • Emotional remodel on a rare giant comer lot on a cozy cut-de-sac. Sunny and rury Great floor plan w/a wonderful master&. huge master bath. 3-car prage. Owners leaving the area. Corona dcl Mar's Best Buy. Re4aced to $539,000 TRADmONAL 5 BR/ 3.5 BA Remodel w/grcat curb appeal and a Canwlic floor plan! Gorxcous oak kitchen w/custom ~! Big family room Newport Beach Beauty. Plantation s~ lhnH>ut Motivated! $569 .... THEIGHJ'S Giant rwo toe parcel (near 1/4 acre). Rare find to build your dream home or pos ibly build 4 homes on tht• &teat property. $iett• RE I MAX SOUTH COUNTY 760-5000 /~ NEWPORT BEACH Ezt.131 .. RVM* 760-5000 ' .' For Pre-Recorded Details Call 1•784-5171 Right on the Qaanf Coast.al, Bay & Ocean Vtewsl 2 adjacent properties for one price! Both have 2 Bdrms, 2 Baths. Build New or Remod existinglll Steps to Big Corona Behl COfk #ZOZJ Uve In Newport Heights w/lniomef ... Large 3 Bdnn home w/1 Bdnn Apartment Built in 19871 Sharp Mediterranean Design! 3-Car Garage. · & !tuge Rear Yard! Code 12041 Newport Beach HadlnJol •.• Spaaous Tum-key 3 Bdnn, 3 Bath Residence. 2 Master Suites, Beamed ceilings, ~!ghts, Spa & Dede Areas- Higtlty Upgraded!ll Code -~ZOSJ ""'todckd to IWfmlonl ... Heights, 3 Bdnn, 2 Bath home with Vtew Dede. Newer kitchen, Beamed ceilings & Arep&ace. tt's Stunninglll $~5,000 ·Code #ZOJJ s Bdrm 1*WJIOlf ffelgbb lfomd ... NeWef' kitchen, Famtty room w/French doors to both yard areas, 2 master STE's, 3 Firepla(es, Oak floors, 3 car garage. Refnod & Expanded In '85. Code 12061 , l. Big Canyon -~ews ~ ocean and Back Bay ~rcoely ncstkd on an overmed lot. you will find the finest in craftsman hip and privacy. Completely remodeled and expanded. thi~ dramatic. two-story, five bedroom. four and one- half bath residence i:s truly a masterpiece. with utensive u..c of Italian marble and granite. Featuring a huge living room wi~ vaulted ce1Jmg. sc~te fonnaJ dining room. qate-of-lhe- an k.ttcheo and a laige ~ter u1tc with bay and ocean view. ln the private grounds there 1s a pool and .P3 for JOO' en.JOymcnl The guard-gated community of Big Canyon i~ peaceful and elegant with a nuxtu:re of old and new fam1he~ and boasts a top-rated golf coun.c parks and tennis facilities. Offered at $1, 195,000. · To mw tllu P'OJHl'tJ, call Ktnl McNau11tuJn of Grubb & Ellis Rtsidtn.tial Rtal Esta1t Strvict1, 23 C""°""t P1ovi, SU. 190, Ntwport Beach, (714) 644-62()(). Shore Cliff beautY Take advantage of stunning sunrises from one of the most prime lots in Shore Cliff. Yrsth both ocean and canyon views. a tranquil setting is created m this sought-after neighborhood. The one-tory home bas three bedrooms and two baths. pool and a recently updated kitchen complete wi~quality appliances, cu tom cabinets and a center i land. Listed lt $889.000. For t11on UifMW#lliott or to view tJiU propm,, call Mih Marr at Coast Nnrport Pro~rtks, 4Ci-N1'ftuJa, SU. 260, Newport &aclt., (71') 759--3786. • Peninsula Point cape Cod charmer This traditional "Father KnOws Best" b6me offers three bedrooms with two and one-half bathrooms. nice laige kitchen and living room. A fiicplkC and hi&h ceilings make thi" home a cozy setting. Enjoy the finest of sparkling ocean blue waters. Spend quiet and soothing leisure time sailing and fiwna. This home is offered at $589,000. For_,,., ~"' cd C1btl tlosu of MdrO RaJt,, S Co'1"'f* l"foa.. NtwpOl't 1141«/t, (114) Hll. Bob & Dovie Koop ,--------.. Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr. Call the Koop team! CAMEO HIGHLANDS a...-. ......... .__ .... 0 .... J •• • 2,S ... s,.. ....,.__ ica e' -.-w ..... o.-rw.w $495,000 BOB KOOP, Sil. __ ....................... _ ... ... _ ...... ..,_ .. .,...._,_ ... C-DllMlr ...... $465,000 BOB KOOP, SR. ' ·' ·"·' ~ .... ~ .... ,. ' .,. NEWPORT BEACH J .. 2J IA, 2-,..-. ,.,..,_,.... ~O...~Oililll .... -••st--........... a...~ _,__ .. ...... BOB KOOP JK. NEWPORT BEACH 7 60-5000 A:::1t Ext. 128 c, .. 111 BILL WEDMORE: On a iourney to success AGENCY: Coa.st Newpon Properties JOBTITLE: Senior Sales Executive FARM AREA: Laguna Beach· Gold Coa..q , Woods Cove/Upper Diamond HOW LONG WITB AGENCY: 17 years of reaJ estate expertise CITY OF RF.SIDENCE: Laguna Beach HOBBIESJINTED'.Sn Skiing. camping and family CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS: APA-American Paraly i Assoc1auon. Jr. AJl American Food>all Sill Wedmore FAVORITE GETAWAY: Steamboat Springs. Col. PET PEEVE: Mediocrity LAST BOOK READ: ''Oteal Boom Ahead" FA~ORITE MOVIE: "Dances with Wolves" FAVORITE RFSTAURANT: Javter's BOW 00 YOU DEFINE SUC~? Success is not a desunation. at 1 a J<)umey 'hberc I am surp:ll~ing the accomplishments of my prc\.10U<, goal<. *~ Mllll "1 Mar fro-'°" ""°""' ..,. SNAl'SHOT cobtlrut.. Tiu tolM.ut fttl/IU'n mil t'Slllt1t o_,,.,, IH'obr, ~""· ,,.,,,.., l"qllllltRklliHS, ~ IUIJ otMr sftll/f ~ JOfl wofllll liU to ltliltlitllL ~-lllCOfU'ftf' JOfl IO 11"4•1'to'll (Wocl olfll wll*, ;/ ,,ouiik), wW. C4H¥01 IMlllU, ~,.,.,. w SNM'SHOT ~ Olf kJ:. Xn4 or fa'°"' iitf«wwtlio1t to: Jo~ Sclwttr, Dsi1J Not, JJO W. &q SL, C... MOii. CA '2'21; Fa: 1JUS0-41l. DM6rr· S ,...., ~ 'W1t'a~1ta.,-•iurrff Oki/ ,.. ,... ,,,, _. c,..,._,...., •con 11/kr 11 ._ kn,.-.-, "'4ta1t c.a I•~ ScAlmr. 57'3 4Ul. • l ' ~ I {( BARBARA AUNE VERSADI.ES MODEL Architectural Digest quality 4BR, 4.5BA. Exquisitely de- signed on 11th fairway. $1,14S,OOO 1936 Port Dunleigb Place 3 bd & 3 ba & office French doon & windows Large lot with pool & built in BBQ Large &m.iJy room with fireplace F.udlent location on interior cul de sac &cdlcnt master •wk w/fueplace. apaciow closets, huge •hower Many built in aJ.Stom features $567,000 Eric & Laraine Shaw 1-800-745-1626 ~p-«~Ui~ in XvJ0/111'~ ~nU• ~'1977 I CHARMING EA.sTBLUFP HOME Remodeled and landscaped. Light and bright with every room a garden view. 3BR, 2BA. $489,000 FurnJ.shed }:>e-ce~er : ' 8'.45 a.m .• CoomJnity Relations Ccmnlttee Mtng .. 9 a m .. Ml.S Commltt9e 5 6 7 a 11 12 13 " 15 ti 19 20 21 22 25-216 27 Mtng.; l :30 · 4.30 p.m .. Ethics Sermor 2 • 5 p.m .• Internet Clem 8:45 a m .. GPA Committee Mtng. with guest speakers from city of~ BiOct'I regardng Bock Bay water Issue; 1 :30 -4:30 p.m .. AQe«;y Semlncr 8:30 a.m .• Board of Oiectoo Mtng.; 1 :30 -4:30. Olscloue Samra 9 a.m -noon. Trust F\lld HalClng Semro 8:45 a.m. Afflate Corrmttee Mtng.; l :30 -4'.30 p.m .. For HousilQ Serrtlol' 2 • 5 p.m .• Internet Class; 9 a.m. -OOOI\ Ethics Semra 8~ a m .• ll'lstalotk>n of Oft'tcefs and Dfectort 1 :30 -4'.30 p.m .. ~ SenWa Callree Ack~ and Rome Day 1 -5 p.m .• ESlentlats d Controcts. Dlf Seni'la; HcrUkctl 2-4 p.m .. T<*e the MystefY Out of~ a ~er I • I . / r • I I '.' . Residential Real Estate SerYices • Independently Cftvned arid Operated GREAT OPPORTUNITY 3bd, 2ba onJy steps co beach. Grear view deck. Locared on comer lot on one of the preniest meets in CdM. $595,000 . Mali Gulledge C'.ode 71~7 LOVELY FURNISHED HOME R.cmoddcd Eascbluff 3bd home being sold wide.signer furnishings. Every room has a garden view. FabuJow opporcunicy to "move right in." $489,000 Barbara Aune Code 70627 • UNDAISLE Exp.msivc chtnnd views and exquisjte interiors :itt presented in this cus· tom 5bd lnyfront ~idcncc with a private doc.k: ' $2,39.5,000 AM, Ted & Suzanne Code 71197 ONE OF A KIND BELCOURT Mediterranean Sbd, 4ba CUS• tom. Stare of the an lcicchcn. Gorgeous black marble frplcs, I~ rear yard & curved mirasc tn cncry. Prvt. guard gated commurucy. Linda Octh & Lois Jacobs $1,395,000 C'.ode 72087 1.AGUNAUDO Upgraded 2bd, 2ba condo. Amenities galore, sec. b~iJding. comm pool & dub house, vi('W, view. view, VICW. Linda Oeth & Lois Jacobs Ann, Ted & Suzanne $310,000 Code 7ln7 U79,000 CHIC & AFFORDABLE 3bd, 2ba w/sparkling pool in excellent location. Oosc to ~?<>I. park & fil)rary. Fresh & bright-Move in condition. Lind.a Octh & Lois Jacobs $389,.500 · Code 72027 JIABULOUS LOCATION 3bd. 3ba home w/lrg f.unily rm, 3 firepbccs, mstr bd upstairs, frencb windows & doors, pm. pool. Nc:i.r greenbelt. Laraine & Eric Shaw $567,000 Code 7'1787 FINF.ST OCEANFRONT PROPERTY 5bd. 6.5ba m~gnificcnt custom home. The finest crafu:rmnship & materials. Featured in many ouga- Lancs. Pool, spa, elev.nor :md more. Kent McNaughton $3,99.5,000 C.ode 71857 µ>cA'J'ION-LOCA110N-l.OCATION 4bd, 2ba NewP.Ort Hills home w/Frencb do0rs, hdwood floors, kit w/isl:ind, comm. pool & spa. Absolutdy perfect. ' · Mali Gulledge Car01 All.isOn $1,SS0,000 Code71267 BIG CANYON llJXURY 2 story 3bd, 2.5ba on the golf course. Parriily rm w/frplc and built-ins. Large master suite. Sdl.ing at a loss. Gisela Burmeister ------- Newport Beach omce Brubb · ~11 · • 23 Corporate Plaza, Soiu 190 644-6200 fi.ll IS ~AS. O<n'tt Shores Baycmt Baycmt Baycrest lbycmt Harbor Higblands Harbor Highhnds Eastbluff 415 Vin.i Suenc 32 Encore 2657 Riverside 2535 &ck Bay Loop 1314 PCH Unit B&D 250 Hud 15 Rue Vene 23 Monaco 19 Harbor Ridge Dr. 2525 Ocean Bh-d G-4 304 Avenida Cumbtt 311 Vuu Trueba 51 Roya.I St. Gcorgt l.l Hennitagc ~, 3700 Ocean Blvd. 16 Rockingham 1712 Antigua Way l "'20 Skylark 1846 Lttwani Ln. um Lttward 1..n. 1315 Antigua Way 194., Pon uumit 2006 Seadrift I 30 l Swsa Lane 1621 Kmt Unc 1218 Rutland 16 1411 Mariners DL 2006 Beryl Ln 2227 Arbutus 285 Broadway Sat $329,000 Sandy Daley Sat $224,000 Phytlis Hayden Sat $294,900 Pam Ball Sat $192,000 LouAnnc R.ittey Sat $299,000, $499,000 Gi~la Brumeister SIS Sl .095,000 T ~ak/Jacobs SIS Sl,145,000 Aune/Wright SIS $899.000 LicktrlKttshna SIS $679,000 Tom Brunson SIS $595.000 Mali Gulledge SIS $567,000 l.araiM 8c Eric Shaw SIS $539.000 Mali Gull~ SIS $319,900 Karen Rack SIS $359,000 Wallr.tr/Hayden Sun $1.850.000 James Gtty Sun Sl.249.000 CarolA.lfuon Sun $1,095.000 Either Tabak Sun $1.695,000 Belle Partch Sun Pl'>.000 Ame Petersen Sun S5COOl> ATS Sun $495,000 Aune/Pc:uxn Sun $619,000 Coluccio/Peyton WI $482,000 B~Riney Sun $559.000 Hurict Bonrinidt Sun $599.000 Marilyn Kcnb.ocr Sun $455.000 LouAnoc Rittey Sun $389.500 Artiejobmon Sun $137.SOO Kmn Master Sun $415.000 Dana 8lac& Sun $305,000 Pam Ball Sun $549,000 Sally Shipley Bob Coluccio SAILBOATS & SUNSETS NEW REDUCTIONU S~cular sunset ~ harbor vicwJ'rom thi$ exiensivdr. Substantial home on approx. 80ft wide street to street rcmoddcd 5bd 4ba in Corona dd Mar. A home of lot next to the central strada. 4bd, 3ba + rumpus room distinction for ~ &!'o~n& family. · with bar, spacious patio, free-form pool and cabana, Bonnie Barnngton Don Pearson $849,000 Code 71007 $935,000 Codt 71227 ROSE COVERED COTTAGE Charming 3bd, 2ba ho~ w/hilth ccilin~, Frcn~ doon, hidwd floon, prisnnc Landscape. pm. paoo. room ro expand. Ocean view. $880,000 <:ode 116n FRONT ROW -SPYGLASS HIU.. One-level contcmPorary designed for muimwn ocean, bay ~ cicy Light views! '4bd, 2.5ba home with private counyard entrance, 3 car gara~. Marilyn Kershner $950,000 Code 71027 HEART OF BIG CANYON Exceptional in every way, this remoddcd 4bd. 3.5ba home boasts a dra- matic marble entry. Euro style kitchen with top appliwccs, frcnch doors ~ windows, all new l.indsap1ng by Roger's Gardens and cicy lights view! $1,249,000 Carol Alfison <:ode 71417 a.ASSIC BLUFFS I Stunning •one of kind· cxpandcd·and rt'moddcd home. Superb location with mini-Back Bay view. $429,000 Sally Shipley Code 70537 SEAPOKI' UFESTYE Spacious 3bd home in family community near Mariners Mile. Great loca- cion and f.abulous ocean and bay views. $550,000 BJ Johnson Code 70817 BELCOUU HUJ. ~clwivc setting features Oitalina sun~ and Nnvport ~otcr views. 2bd, 2.~ba rownhome + den/library. 2 fireplaces, spacious kitdlen. Community pOol and spa. 2 car r.rage. M7S,OOO !Uren Rct.ek Code 711n • " .-.-..;..I- l .. ----........... ~i---;...:._ -- 193,000 Spacious 2 story surrounded bY beautiful well kept ~neat beadl & parks! 1S92 SQ ft , 38R. 2 YaUftld cellngs ( 11 RIO) ~una IN A HURfM MCM IN TOOAY1 $13', 900 Vacant & ready to move Int Wonderful JSR 2 SBA 2 story twnhm with 2 car att oar toot Large kitchen new flooµng Recessed 1t9ht1ng and ce1hng Ian Comm pools & spa. (100ECl • ..... .... ... COOL OCfM ll&ZD tn,llO This stirter condo Is centrally tocated m complex with oool, spa clubhcme Ocun close 1 BR 1 BA unit, balcony, lookouts to greenbelt. Cheaper than rent in Huntington 8tach (66WAR) PRICE SlAIHEDI f1 29,500 Great 28R, 1.58A unrt nur back bay Pnced way below market for quick sale! Vaulted ce1hngs ftre~,._t!le count~~ ~9PS. Inside laundry 2 car Oilf'I08 WI OOWf (24SAN) A RARE RtlO $129.100 Upgraded three bedrooms, 2 baths Enclosed 2 car garage, balcony Inside futures Include oversrzed rNsrer bedroom with walk·tn closet Enclosed laWldry room. Mitt-In pantry (93W111) OPEN SAT & IUll 1-4 $141,• 2 llrJt 80, 2BA • loft w/$piral starr 1 c an tOWMotnt in b ntastic aru or Tustin New carpet. 8elutltul Wt1 hlah C*lings. bJuldast bat too• Comm ~ 13312 Vtroril. Tustin Randi UPGRADQ GALORE 1157 ,500 lrnmacuta.te 2 story 1n Quiet complex 380 w/huoe ~ 258A 2 car garf ~ ... '!!'U.....T~ J>.3flO & laundry Comm ~..,.,ms (608RO) Make Some Dreams Come True ... Help a ~child by donating your new, unw1apptd cit worth SS« more at y~ 1ocll ColdwtD Banker office aod ~the true joy ot Ping. . ·. ,._ $169,900 Brittany Woods 28R E.astside townhome has over 1400 sq ft. • Tn Level -Fireplace. 2 S w garage • Side patio · end unit (2~) -198 OCEAN BREEZES FOR ONLY $132,500 Large 2 master suite 2 SBA townhome with cozy f11eplace Lalge patio hght & bright. mirrored wardrobes tn bedrooms Umt O'ferloolcs quiet pool & spa Good complex Nice Area (29VIC) - WAI& WOllJ>..SOUIH COAST liEIO $159,900 Prestigious VIiiage Creek. 38R, 2BA with loft/office. with fax & computer hookup. New cpt, paint & noors Assoc boasts pool, spa and gentle streams (870EE) .. .a ON GOlF COURSE $282,000 Gated community, on golf course. Upper end unit condo with two master suites CIOse to Bilboa lstand and Fashion Island "!' Melo Roos Owner/Agent (38Vll) ..._. 1 ST TIME BUYER DEUGHJ $158 500 Charming 3BR. 28A homt il a quiet cul de sac. 12.~ sq· ft lot. close to Mill Square Pn New paint lntlext. New carpet. oven. blinds lJPOfided bathrooms. new gmge door (31 MAX) OCEANFRONT Home located on the middle of the Penrnsula in family area 3BR. ZBA home with 2 car gatage on the sand. Owner may carry Call now for more information. r > 1!'11~1 ..,.._ SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY CANYON llUFfl $151.• Spact0us 3BR·2 SBA condo Extra lg bedrooms Balcony oH mstr BR 1S5t sq.ft per tax rolls Flreplaee, 2 car gar lg private patio Priced to sell! (10NAN) HUNTINGTON END UNIT $1M,• Cool oe<.ean breezes w/lh1s immaculate 2"80, 2BA w/garage large open lfOhl & brlQ!lt Pacifte ~ Local comm pool spas & more Reaoy to move in! (t98LU) SWEET HOME; SWEET "'ICE $174.-3 bedroom, 1 7S baths, dM~ room, 2 car garage Roof Is new Y1rd Is huge A great blJl at thi$ price. Centrally located. close ro everything (Z2AVA) IACl UY DlUGHT $174,• Secluded & quiet end unit ciost to Back Bay Large JSR, 2.SBA. 2 car gar New oven. range. Berber carpet, wrap around patio. (34UNI) SOUTH COAST SHORES PATIO HOME $171,• Gated comptex with lake, pool, spa and clubhouse. Upgraded appliances. newer l!Qht ca.11)81 New roof Attached two car garage _Three bedrooms. 1.75 baths Priced to sell! (20WES) WARllTll & CHARii $1A.• Light, bright & airy 480, 1 SBA. Halecrest Home. P9rfect for 1st time buyers Hardwood llooB. Cozy fireplace (12CON) = ==h~tsR. 38A (IBR & 18A ~j~ blOck to Baclc ~-Comm ~. ~ & tennis <:an nowt Vacant & ready to move In 360 Santa Isabel, CM. ltMT YOUR rYMm> llOWI S1• 117 2 c.orN>letllY ~rate hOu$eS on one huge lotl flOtii housri are 28R. 1BA. Seoarate laundries. ~rds and drl~m & o-raoest Can't lose with this deal! (19"JM) CHM•ll II M lMBITATBEm snt.• Beautiful 1539 sq.ft.. townhomt tocated near beach! 38R, 2.SBA. 2 car garage, Roman tub, vaulted ctlltngS, cozy filts>la9I, OQUIJMl kltchen Incl IN/l\ly . AT nus "'ICE WHY Rem S211.• 38R, 28A. new range and carpet Central 11rl ~.ii.to sprinklers Excellent rifiOhbortlood Great starter nome (SAJ.46) WTSIDE FANTASY $31t.• Located on secluded Eastslde cul de sac street l.Mng space is over 2240 Sf & lot IS om 10,000 Sf' Immaculate 3BR( 2BA home with family room. den. fireplace & more Private pool & spa (:J.4VIS) llG IRANO NEW HOME $211,117 Orum home In Costa Mesa. Huge 4BR • .l 2 masters) 4-Pl.D, f'RID£ Of Ow.RIHIP lnS.• 2.SBA. 2 cir Jtt oaraat Lots o1 marble l oak fimllY Covinaton 4-ptex • Comer lot · 20% DP. owe new room bonus room, lireplace. Absolutely beaut1tur 1st TD ·NO POINTS INCOME· $37,320 8etow mkl (1SANA) (27WOR) SPACtOUS L.MWG $?12.• Vaultld ceittnQS fireplace, laroe and bright ~room Huge 3BA 1.7~ slld1~ glass doors in r lead to covereo patlO i tranquff yard Newer apphances Fresh paint (958EG) OFF BROADWAY SS7S.• Wondefful Eastslde Costa Mesa 11-plex All units surround peaceful courtyard 9 garages East of Triingle square & close to the &each Invest in your Murt today. (13BLO) ~ OORAORDIMARY VIEWS SZ11 • ON THE IOMOWAL.l $1 111.• Stunning 38R. 2.SBA wmulted ceihnos,, $ky1tahfi & Gorgeous sunset Mf the Paolflc from the 2nd story private SR.(:<>~ fireplace in IMno room nuge d8clt off family room. 4 huge bedrooms, 3 baths. 3 car aft master {ZUMEA) garage, dual flreplaCe1.~_us room & morel located fn arG of penlnsula name ii priced below marUt • PR10E Of OWBltW mt.• cal now! (1 tOCE) f~~·~~~=-=~'= counters. new driwway. root oaraoe door. (98CAR)' RERUIMGLY DtffER9fT S215.• Mesa def Mar 2 S\Y 58R, 38A bautV w/lam rm & clan! Areplaot Remocfe'lid In & out Pilvatt pool & spa Huge lot Fantastic price. (211MON) W11IDE IEAU'Tlf $341,• Gorgeous 38R. 2.SBA. 3 yr oew. UDorades galglt, Incl Italian tile lloorinQ -Indian marblt flrtpllce C1ose to Npt Heights Grea( sehoOls. (370GL IPlAIH lfTO lumlB ... -Golf COUl'M lift without tht price! Wondefful SiR, 2 758A With soaciolls family room on auilt cut dt sac. OYersind masler suite, pool & st11 (27STA) -lltE~I .... 58R, 38A MN Verdt home. Pool & Sl)l. gatiCf fOf 9eCUritY 1 BR and 8A down Lg fln'I nn -Formll dtnino & ~ nook. Front coortvard & ucunty gate Near 2 gold courses & patb. ( 180RI) & llult-in mletOWMI (22PAC) iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiil!I " .. GRAOOUS PRIVATE FSl'ATE '<·• h t<k..J "" r~ o/ ultJngl<' IW<UI) 68R. • ~1m1 hlllul\l m<lfll. ·'"""' <("0.r llUKf )t\k .... tfU .. r1'l"f'. h.JU.kJ....-f'IUC1' 1' '("Q, ""-•h. rf 111 & 'oil'\iln.. o..a_...,.,,nJuiJt C"bte $1,97S,OOO C6 PRICED TO SEU · l•ntt·, 1 ..... n,-r honll• "'' fuu_•r pn'fl!'\1 Thrt'' llllJfl•'lffl."' <lnuhk-t.u JCO'f.&)(\." lu)(t. hn"\.tr<l fot rrn,H_y ,U'kJ Uf f'C:1-"' Qutt1 , ut tk -wt k .._ .mon 239,000 WI PANORAMJC OCEAN VIEWS \ •••.,., C'•·n ti.~ UIR. ~RA Ro:nll-.ldn.I ...... ht'll \f.1\.1" ii\ c.cftlJlhlf'I (~'lft'llN .... "' •1·f1tfM llll"v. 'n~· '*" -.h.•r--...J COllk"r ~. $2S4,900 C24 EXQUISITE REFINEMENT """"'n.i...J ht 1h... ti..-.ul) "' \brhdb c,..ir t:our""t -.nh .&n rk i,_"'iln \flint. ~hmmn l "'Urf'U'-"'4..-c.I ~ho ..... ho nf .unt"'fl.d~ tn 1ru ............ U\R • ~IJA lrr.t."'Uf't' $899,000 l"H GOTXIDS? ; I ntk~ S..110 000 11t l.aJIUn> i81 U,,... rnt<"fUtn-nl llt<-k. Hllj!IP kll •"Id! • ._m ntnnt"IC 1hnJUteh M Walk lo lllud>trJ Plltlc $389,000 86 BIG B<UE · EVf.N BIGG.El SAwa 1'~1kinj1 l<1< • f;mll) •i'...J h<Wtl<' "'Mh 11')1 ,H,lnli(.,.1 p.,.,k ,·our h.olJC."' tUR l '\l\A 'n "' -.:lkni l'>fklllk lf1 $237.SOO 1-!i M~ POPULAll Fl.001 PIAN In ll<c-.,., lltll ll~ntl. Thn...-......,....,.. '"o ;nJ I l hAth> l.cr;nu. tile-tn ~nuy .mJ klkht~ llrn" '"' m..LVI' (.,n. .. t a/-"11()(1.tfktn $273 900 HI WANTNEW? "''"'' llulkk'r ... ,... thl• f)(<"•n '"""' mol!I tc.d hon..-1'0kl' G~tnl. ,...,..n llotw pt..n. tllR 'IOA La,.-kJt •<lj;M.C"fll to~""' of or'lf'n "f)ll( < on .. ntl--c.k--'ftt• $329,990 D~ ~ENCE OF EUllOPll Fr..n. h .. tntk,.., a Jnun i.....I "'I'm'•"" r-oo """'• ~oa. IAA a nr•una fluunl\ll. lu-h Ltndo<":ll""ll • p<IC~ &-"f'" $"°9,000 Bl I.< >TS & I.:\:\ I) llG Br.Al -Will carry or subordinate. $22,000 AJ AJCHn"ECt1JIAL DfSJGN • Overby dimict. lnccrcstcd? $10S,OOO A15 lAGUNA · Cus1om home site! Adjaccm lor,also mil. $119,000 84 DANA POINl'·2 lcvd lou side by side. $120,000 ea C2 6 C4 llONdal POINT· High dcvation loJ w/oa:an view. $350,000 C/4 <>Cr.AN VIEW -Nonh !Aguna locacion. $449,000 H7 LAGUNA · Great building lot. $139,000 LI PANOVIEWS'l-OfOC hills, ciry ltghu lll rbe Pacific. $170,000 M3 LAGUNA Bf.AOl.2'6 carat view. Custom l acre+ lot. $1,395,000 M3 FE:\Tl 'REI> PR<>PERTIES TEJUllFIC VALUE · I lcvd, cul-d~ sac, 2 patios+ RV &pac.c! $158.000 M14 180' OCEAN VIEW· Canl1na surucu. Custom si.ngk-lcvcl home. $650,000 CJ 1 GOW COAST BF.AUl'Y-48R. 38A • Berber carpet, spa lll watcr&.ll • $298,000 M9 NEUJE GAIL • Single kvcl • estate section w/inettdibk vxws! $570,000 N2 VIEWS-~VIEWS-From alJ rooms! -'BR. 3BA eustom qualiry. $489,500 V5 l:\\'EST\IE,TS NEWPOltT BEAOl-&y view duplex. $S9S,000 Al2 2 HOUSES· 1 PIUCB-l.ive in one lll rent the 0th.er. $395,000 A9 aEDllCED -Orea.• investment duplex beach dote. $1 .. ,900 AJ LAGUNA BEA.at-Retail officr on PCH. $S9S,OOO C16 1AGUNA -Oo. PCH. new officr/mail bldg. ocean ~ $600,000 C17 LAGUNA .BEAQl-Pnme comtt, 3BR w/parking lor. $399,000 QJ MASl'ER·PlANNED COMMUNITY E•ny "'"'""•"'"! • UlfnmUl\ll) •mmlfy im..11ml If)< In....,._. It '"" "'•h lllR. ~HA (,~Al"4SUl·.tt $244,900 MU MONAllCH BEACH · Mod..t pn1«1 Mc'J_,_,. ftl.IN•tll.o ... Jr.m.atJ< ........ , 9.Jlt kl 1<-a ... ,,.. ltJl7 """'the: i.....h ~ .. '"""""" "'91~ $279,990 // ai.won.qllill•y fumitt modd "'-~. '"'"' k ... 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S935,000 Paul and Jaleh Lehrich 661-4374 • Pgr: 452-4621 Beautifully maintai French Country single level! 3bd, 3ba + music room . 3400 sq.ft. w/ocean views. French windows, beamed ceilings, fpk. Lg m/suite w/)acuzzi tub. $639,000 Read · the latest happenings in ••• Buylir1es The word oot of THE PRUDENTIAL· JON DOUGLAS CO .• is Davt Sutbatand took quite a tumble off his bicycle. Perhaps. the key is to keep pedaling. Just a handy hinL The mishap took place while Dave and Nalalie Fop.rty were enjoyina the beauty or Hawaii (Lanai). But despite his many boo-boos, they had a fabulous lime -minus the water sports. Mdioda and Marty Jones celebrated their fifth weddina aoni\iersaty; and their trusty assl$taot RObln Harris and hu band Rick also celebrated five blissful years. And Matty's son Jed will be home ror the holida)" tufoa a respite from his teaching job in Japan. And ... &he halls or the Newport ~ oftke are beina decked for the company's annual Christmas party. BUt>ena A.-.dter Just jetted back from Greece and JKUt Wltl&eytt enjoyed a stay in Santa Fe, NM. 8'tier 1a&e than never ... happy birthday to Judy Reyes, Pat O'Toole-Davls and Jake YISbar or COWWEU BANKER COSTA MESA. We Just hope there was enough birthday cake for the candles. And from GRUBB cl EWS RESIDENTIAL SERVICES ... don't ya think it' time Jo Ann Kenton telh all the good tuff about her dating days with ol' Blue Eyes? And speaking of celebrity teJl- all ... exactly bow did Barbara Aune get hold of the Duke's shirt and trousers? The attire hangs inside the .. men's room" at her Newport Beach home. Also ... excellent job by Kay Koafal and Jim Welstnb8dl who listed a house on Tradewinds and sold it in seven day . And speaking of the Kay/Jim duo, they ju t returned from a day or Cajun fea.<;ling in New Orleans. lt seems the couple they were vi iting in Florida (Panama City) flew them to New Orleans ab03rd their private plane. And Suzanne Sbuler's quest to write about animal<i is on the move. As we peak. ~he is boning her skills 1n a writing class which focu'iCs on children and teenage literature. . Always intrigued with license plates ... DoOalcl Pfafr, of COWWEU 'BANKER NEWPORT BEACH, bas one which read~ HOMSLER So is that home layer? METRO REALTY'S Florence Upson and hu.sbe.nd Mort have a new grandson. MJdullel C-U. We all lnow Tom Cruise in his '1bp Gun" role really had the ladles - well -swoooina. for lack of an appropriate, printable word. But t.o get the whole truth, we must ask an authentic Top Gun, Clint Moses _ Any chance? Jadde Cassidy is celebrating! And why shouldn't she? Daughter Amy is graduating this month with a bachelor's degree from Cal State Long Beacti. Baby alert at COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES ... Debi Blbb and husband Dtn.n1s Durpn are expecting in March. Congrats to mommy and daddy and Uncle Danny too! Now tay with me on this one ... Shirley Harris tias a son Chris who is married to Shawn (fonner Miss Universe) who. by the way, is an actress (just appeared in "Mwder She Wrote") and they have a baby named Jack. OK ... here we go again ... Shirley's daughter SUAn. also a new mother to baby Sam, is married to Bev Morpby' son Blaine which basically makes them CN-LAWS. lbough tempting. no mother·in·law iokes here. And ... Marian and Burt Reedy have• a hccnse plate which says. BRRRSK. Could that be brisk, berserk or bn.l'ique'> Any ideas? FRED SANDS COASTAL PROPERTIES tw a lew of die-bard swfers. And it's not JUSt a guy thinJ. U1 Reese. mommy and a top Realtor, i a regular surfing dudette. And Sten F.dwards got busted for brinJina tu surfboard to the office. Shame. lwne. The fun never &topi. at WA.TE•FRONT HOMBS RBAL1T. The rumor bcinJ spread -don't you just love it -is GU Foerster hired h.itmM Manny Stdl.loo to wack off Tom loven.lttJ's four-inch ponytail. THE BACKGROUND: Tom had been growing the ponytail (or about silt months; and Gil has had a great time teasing him about the look. THE PUJTTHICKENS: One day. Manny creeps up behind his pal Tom and -snip. the ponytail is history. THffND (literally): Manny and Tom tack the ponytail to Gil's office door. POSTSCRIPT: The offioc LS hosting a Pin-The-Tail-On-Tom's Ponytail party. Your invitation is in the mail BALBOA /SUND REALTY bas added Maria Harper, Andra Danltb and Laurie Collins. And part of Balboa Island i agJow thanks to Wa.ltu MJtchdl and lu red T· shirted crew which decorated Marine Avenue with ChrisbtlM lights. Walter wa appointed by the Balboa I land Bu me Association of Merchants to le d the f~tive task. And ... the company 1 hosting lls annual Christmas party at Five Crown.c; . restaurant Not bad dig for a holiday gathering. Do you 1111111 any ~ tiJbib for tM B1111Uta colutn1 Just caU Real Est.aU UiW' Joyct Schttr, (11') S14-4U1 or fa (7 U) 650-4502. <> I • I ~-...._.!"'._....,_ __ -~ --.-.. -.. -. --. ~(J --. -.• ~: "' -. ~ ,--....,.. :--,.....,..-.~,_._,. "°y-~"' -=--~ ... _.~1..#_..~ .. -: '~-' .-- ' . ' --. . ... 9's!. -..;.L-:.O.:.Ji":r.1_._'-"' ·~ . Kitchens are f~vorites .among CliffWoocl homeowners Gourmet kitchens feature . Home OwnersAsSociation and the Canyon design and convenience The dc\alcd \tandard of home building c..;ccllcncc Taylor Woodrow has establi!.hed at ChffWood at Canyon Crest in Mission Viejo 1\ typified by gounnet kitchens feat uring dc\lgni. and conveniences thnt have made them favorites among homcowncri.. "C'liflWood'i. kitchens are a perfect match for 1oday's family lifestyles." said Carina Hathaway. Taylor Woodrow's marketing managcr "Thoughtfully arranged by a leading kitchen designer. they anchor an open. free nowing expanse that extends into a bnght nooi.. for ca..\ual dining and an 1mprc,,1,cly 'paciou!. familyentertainment r\iom that 'enc' a\ the hub of hou ehold Jl II \I lie' , Whether 11 ' a quick snack or a multi- 1..nur-.c dinner. meal preparation is enhanced I>) fine appointmenL'\ and custom-caliber' Jcta1h that c,urpa.'>s the commonplace feature' found in most kitchens. Handy food preparation islands double as breaJtf~t bal'\, v.hile 1oday'i. most popular styling lrcnd' are renccted by handsome white cabinc1ry with European hinges. adju,table 'helve' and built-in recycling cabinel'>. Deluxe white KitchenAid appliantel> provide a vcr.atile selection of choking option~. including a four-burner tempered- gla'' cooktop. double ovens with self- cleanmg feature on the upper oven and an eye-level Sharp microwave oven with carousel and even-cooking feature . After de,-.en ha' been -.ervcd and the table ha' Ileen dcared. dean up is facilitated by a 111ugh-,crubbmg mul11-cycle di5hwa,her Kitchen' m varyingrplans take on the ,1ddc<l t·onvenicnce of an i'>land cooktop and Jn ultra roomy walk-in pantry. E \lraordmary kitchens are JU St the he ginning Of the superlalJVe refinement\ 1ha1 di\tingu"he' each of the luxunou\ tv.o 'tory rc,1dence' at ChllWood al Canyon C're,t. where pnces \tan from below S 300,()()(}, Grand--.cale living areai. 'panning about 2.826 to 3.443 square feet al\o d1!>play a host of pnce-included \tandard feature<,. \uch as beautiful brick.- faced fireplace'>, central air-conditioning and heaung systems. lavish master baths with walk-in closets. deep oval tubs and !>eparate oven;ized showen; with built-in -.eat\. Answering the needs of today's familiel>. Taylor Woodrow ha.' also incorporated numerous feature' that buyers have asked for. including the e1tceptionally spaciou' fami ly entertainment rooms. a library m mo't plan1,,, built-in !>tudent desks in selected -.econdary bedrooms and elltra-large interior IJUndry rooms with an abundance of counter 'J>0Ce and ~torage cabinets. as well a' a wnvenient laundry chute. Floor plans have also been dec;igned to give families a multitude of opportunities to pel'\onahze their living environment. Among the many option . which 'aty by plan. are an imagination room. a super bonus mom and for extra Jarge households. a' many a.'i six bedroomc;. ChffWtxxf !> d1sltACtive exterior eleva11ons display the chann of Cahforn1a Crafl,man-style architecture. which is reminiscent of many Southern California's most desirable. estabfo;hed neighborhoods. Design highlights include warm colors. wood acce nts. concrete-tile roofs. attractive shutters and rear. side-yard and coll)' walls detailed with masonry and wrought-iron accents. Pri vate coll)' courtyards provide an mv1tmg introducbon to each home. and three-car garages are finist:ied with roll-up wood doors and an automatic door opener. ChfJWood residents enjoy a prime location m Mission Viejo's exclusive. guard- gated Canyon Crest communiry. which off en. such outl>tanding amenities as a beautifully appointed clubhouse, four ligltted tennis courts, a children's play are:i and two swimming pools. including one of olympic- s11ed dimensions. , facilitie available at Canyon Crc t. the neighborhood overlooks scenic Lake Mission Vtejo, where a marina. re idents- ooly beach club and Shorcside Park offer activities ranging from boating and fishing to swimming and picnicking. Residents will also be conveniently close to all of the e1tccptional .amenities that have made Mission Viejo the fulfillment of the California Promise. including golf course<;. hiking and biking tratls, recreation centers. sportS fields. shopping center, fine restaurants and highly accredited schools. Crest Home Owners Association. wluch maintain common facilities for a monthly fee paid by all rcsidenlJl. CliffWood is a reflection of the international advantage that di Linguishes Taylor Woodrow Home California Limited. Founded in 1921. T:sylorWoodrow's Worldwide team con L ts of more than I SO engineering. construction and development companies around the globe. and the company is renowned for building major iotemational airports, multi-million dollar shopping malls and even the Channel Tunnel. In the United States. this diverse. skillcd and extensive Cllperience is appHcd to every ncighbomood the company builds. earning Taylor Woodrow national and regional acclaim for offering outl.tanding homes in unparalleled living environmenl'i. To rain a first-hand appnci.alion of the iounnd kilcluns and du lltllnJ Olher buytr pleas~ attrib.m1 o/Clif!Wood at Canyon Crat, uit tlu Sa !Np Frttwt1J (1·5) al Alicia Ptll'twa1 ""4 p tost. T"rn It.ft on 011,,,,w Rd.. tfild"" Melinda JU., ritltt tit tlu pard.·fflld Btalhtr Gkn tntr} 111tll ritlal on Co11,10n Crat Dr. 1Urn ritlll on Appktate on4 ~ft on Parkfitlll to tlte CliJ/Wood saln co,,.,lu, where furnislted models till optn dail] from 10 a.m. to S p.m. ucepl Mondays, when houn an 2 lo S p.m. Additional itiformatlon is available by calling (714) 457-1072, or by sending an t·mail to inJo@taylorwoodrow.com. Projttl and company infonlUllion is also on tllt World Wult Wtb at 'lrltp:llwww.lllylorwoodrow.~om. In addition to the private recreational .Cl.iffWood home owners automatically become members of the Lake Miss1orrViejo ~~~ ~-' , .. Coldwell Banker is sold on California A new campaign lauds its real estate achievements Coldwell Banker California is celebrating its strcngtm. successes and achievements in the California real estate market with the debut of its new marketing campaign. We're Sold on California. Highlighting the strength of Coldwell Banker statewide, the new campaign provides powerful statistics and valuable infonnation. Founded in California more than 90 years ago. Coldwell Banker continues to grow and expand, proving to be a preeminent leader in the reaJ estate industry. Recognized as the largest real estate company in California. Coldwell Banker boasts more than 252 company-owned and affiliat6 residential real estate offices llJ'ld more than 6,884 sales as oc1ate and employees. Plan for the new campaign employ a variety of advertismg • t:rategies thrOugbout the entire slate of California to emphasize these irnprcs ive iati,tic . In addition, Coldwell Banker will produce accompanying direct mail picc~. po tcrs and po~tcardJ available for use by ColdweU Banker ~Je. associate tatewide. • "We're i.old on California uys it all," said Bob Lefever. pre. tdent of Coldwell Banker Southern Califomia Co. "With thii. powerful campru(n. Coldwell Banker pro"es California 1<1 a great place to live und Coldwell Banker w.U be by your 1dc to a&t\ist with home buying or 1elling need~." The new campaign wa~ featured ul the recent 1995 Califom11 Management Retreat w~·re Sold On. California. Se qucti-......,, "· ( ~lol'ornu lu• bcro • f.~" htnftt '"' u.. ( m.J .. d lUt!l.cr ,. .... I011jt1kJ lcu~ •n 1111)( .. 1n I "1uJI ,.;fk< tit Juw ....... n ~I' 11_1._u' """" l~<llllUIC 111< ~·h "~ i.Jr..l l<w u• i..1 .,.. '""' lu•c ~ ".. . ...... ...., """"" -- -r"r '" C'.llWmU '"" N•"P., "' tk hm -""""'.all ' -cil 10 .... - .... \,, •oN ..... wn1(a "''' oc4J ... 11wv' .. -·-"" .. r .. .,.._ -411 ...i M.i ·•.......,.al_,. 're.mo. ~I l llOt • ~ l I Sit Or ,... e>11 •ht ·--~~~liMli..l,ctlll\. wbic.h involved California branch managcl'li. ch111lenging real c. late market. regional manager& and CClrporatc \t:lff. Once For aU J0"r l'ttll t l#lt ,.,ttJs, contact again. Coldwell Banker wa the le dtr in 10ur loc"' Colllw1U Banbr 0J/k1. SfllllHN'1 promoting a po itive outlook dwin 11 10• con co""' on. "' 3BR, tam rm & -4 full BA large h111ng rm w/frplc Lor~ master suite Views from Jetty to P""'1hon/shared Pier $1t69S,OOO Balboa Penlnsu1a . j The -high cost of higher education It's not too late to plan for college By ~·t Ostrin lf you have 1cids., whether they are newborns or aeens, it' time to think about 'itarti"& 1 colle&c fund. Dcpcndins on their ag~. time is either your btst friend or worst enemy. Tilc earlier you start putting money away, the less you'll have to save. Fore:itamplc, suppose you have 17 years to ve few your child's education. If you save $'119 per month and, hypothetically, inv~l it at 8'*1. you'll have saved s~.000 with only $24.276 in payments. On the other hand. if you only have five years untJI jumor goes off to ~ college, you'll have to save $602 per month. at 8%, 10 save $50,000. COlitma an additional $l1,844 in payments. Ouchll! All i'> not nccc-.: arily lm1 if you walled 100 long to begin saving for college. Other ~es of funds may be available: financial aid. schol:mh1ps. per;onal loan'> and grandparents. for example. ln ome case 1t will be po sible for your k.ids to work their way through college. Don'1 count on it. though. Over the past decade. college costs have doubled. That means their co ts increased at twicx the inflation rote. In 18 years, a public education could co t nearly $100,000 and over $225,000 for a private school. 1 don't know any place a young person could earn that kind of money flipping burgers. • Maybe you've heard of custodial ac~ ts. like Uniform Gift to Minon. Act (UG accounts or Uniform Transfer to Minors ct (lITMA) accounts. The _accounl!. ?re po~lar vehicle for college sav1ng!.. Don t ru~h into one of them without knowing all the facl\. They have advantage!. and disadvan~ge~ The biggest advantage ii. the tax saving~ for parents. The firi.t $600 of earning i tax-free. then the interest and dlvi~ arc tucd at the child's rate of (currently) 15%. The greatest disadvantage to a custodial account is you Jose total control of the _money. depending on whether you ha"e e. tabh hed anUGMAorUTMA.auhcchild' age l8or 21 You may have scrimped and ,avcd to put your child through college. but he may decide the purdwc of a motore)'clc.'. 1 ~ttcr UiC of the iove tcd money. Legally it s b1 monc~ and. ince he can do whatever he want!. with it, it's legally his right to buy the motorcycle. Pmonally, I'm not a grc<&t fan of cu todial accounts because l am not comfortable transfcrrinJ control of larae urns of money to anyone who hasn't already had at least four Steve Ostrin years of higher education. I uggest you put time and money to work for you. But wheTC? P1ea.sc call or write me and request a free, Guide to CoUegc Funding. After you have read at, talk over your optJons with a reputable financial adviser. Together you can develop 1 program to co ure that your child bas the best opportunity for 1 college education. Slew Ottrin i.r witlt Oro1111 Coulfl1 Filtancial S«rricts, 515 Aa1o1t BlwL S.UU 850, Costa Mtsa, CA 92626, (11') S«J. 0201. Guard·gated community of Jasmine 'reek Model perfect. this two-story. thrce- bedroom home has a great location. An end unit on an extra large greenbelt with mini view of the ocean and Catalina. Recently redecorated. it has light colors and light carpet. Tilc master <>uitc hti a separate llting room with its own fireplace, and a balcony overlooking the patio and greenbelt In the family kitchen area there is an added window A beautiful landscaped yard with an abundance of color yu.r round. nus home is on 1 qwct. private cul~sac. Jasmine Creek. with its 24-hout secunty guard 1a1e. sf.I tennis couru.. three poo1 and ~and cl • lS ideally located close to Newport Center with Fashion Island' shopping. re taurants, medical cxnter and financial and design plaza and local beaches Offered 11 $518.000. For"'°"' i~ ~u Moxiltt Propp of<irv» A EIJb RtsiMnlMI Rtal &MU S.rricn, lJ C"'P""'* "4ua, St.. 190, N•wporl &«la, (11') "' aOG. l KEY LENDERS AND RATES . 30-yemo fixed 30-Y ...... Uble INTEREST ~ POINTS LOCK· INTtAEST " POINTS MAX. MA.AQllt ADJ. TYPE Pt40NE RATE OWN '"! IH A.PA RAT( OWN {!.! A.P.A. LOAN '"! INDEX fAEQ. ~acus Financial Grp. A (714) 375-6666 7.125% 5 1.750 21 7.338 3.500% 20 1.000 7.615 500,000 2.400 110 1M American Home Loans A {714) 955-3633 7.375% 10 0.500 15 7.461 3.750% 20 1.000 7~667 300,000 2.450 110 1M ---American Savirlj1S Bank s (800) 562-6272 7.375% 20 1.500 30 7.565 2.950% 25 1.000 7.660 600,000 2.450 110 1M Bank of Amenca 8 (800) 424·2632 7.250% 5 2.125 45 7.503 6.125% 5 1.000 7.986 203,150 2.500 lTS 6M ---California Federal Bank s (800) 225-3337 7.250% 20 1.875 45 7.4n 3.700% 20 1.000 7.617 203,150 . 2.400 110 1M --Coast Federal Bank s (800) 300-5626 7.400% 20 2.000 0 7.643 3.500% 20 1.000 7.615 650,000 2.400 110 1M ----Countrywide Fu~1ng K (800) 8n-5626 7.125% 5 1.625 45 7.325 .5.125% 20 1.000 7.979 203,150 2.750 110 1M --Detrick Mortgage Group A (714) 759-9692 7.125% 5 1.500 10 7.312 3.950% 20 1.250 7.545 600,000 2.300 110 1M ~ow~ey Savings s (800) 336·9639 7.125% 20 2.125 30 7.3n 3.500% 20 1.000 7.615 500,000 2.400 110 1M --Emery F1nanc1a: A (714) 729·9200 7.000% 5 1.875 10 7.224 3.700% 20 1.250 7.593 500,000 2.350 110 1M -~tdehty Federal~ank s (800) 232·2309 7.375% 5 2.000 10 7.617 4.950% 10 1.750 7.807 203,150 2.500 110 1M ----First Federal Bank of CA s (800) 672-4332 7.250% 20 2.125 30 7.503 3.950% 20 1.250 7.745 203,150 2.500 110 1M -Flee!· Mortgage K (800) 700-5650 7.125% 20 2.250 45 7.390 5.500% 20 1.750 8.127 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y Glendale Federal Bank s (800) 560-9000 7.125% 5 2.250 45 7.390 3.750% 25 1.000 7.717 203, 150 2.500 110 1M ---Ii> Home Savings s (800) 975-5051 7.300% 10 1.500 30 7.489 3.950% 20 1.000 7.619 500,000 2.400 110 1M -----Irvine National Mtg. A (714) 857·7977 7.125% 10 1.875 15 7.351 5.250% 20 1.000 8.243 500,000 3.000 HS 1Y ------NationsBanc Mtg. Cop. K (800) 622-0102 7.000o/o 20 2.250 30 7.262 5.125% 20 2.250 8.140 200, 150 2.750 1TS 1Y -Newport Coast Fmal'\Clal A (800) 808·5626 7.125% 5 1.500 15 7.312 3.950% 20 1.250 7.545 600,000 2.300 110 1M ----Oceanvtew Financial A (714) 651-6355 7 250".4 5 1.250 15 7.41 2 5.500% 10 0.875 8.035 203.150 2.750 1TS 1Y --ProFed Mortgage K (800) 686-3756 7.000"/o 20 2.500 30 7.288 4.250% 20 1.000 7.846 400,000 2.625 110 lM --Union Bank B (800) 453·1288 7.375% 20 2.000 60 7.617 4.500% 20 1.250 8.442 203,150 2.875 6CD 6M -----Western Financial SB s (800) 393-9372 7.500% 5 0.750 30 7.613 6.000% 10 1.250 8.127 203, 150 2.750 H S 1Y ---Weyerhaeuser Mtg. K (800) 669·7183 7.250% 10 1.375 11 7 425 4.250,.o 20 1.625 8.038 203,150 2.750 110 1M Both h•ed & adjustable programs are 30.'30 convenbe>n91 mo<1oages Type of lender IS 8 • Barok. K • mono. bllnkM; R • morlgCllgl broiler. S • llllWlgS & lowl ~ be'*8rl and blolws lie bt-.ed by the c.t.lcwnlll Depanment of Real Es1a111 as ellhef a broker()( corpon111on Fo1 nlonnatlOn call Calif DAE at (1116) ~7~1. Interest Rate lor ~II en introductoty rate lor ht lirstedlUftmenl per1iod Oown ,llY,_,. • ~ ol cash(~ of sales p<1ce) paid to tendef poor IO sogn.ng tn0t1oege COt11/ad Point. •re ' ol loan balance plild IO let1dar Ill lime of kMln dosing Loctt~ is Ille number of deys lander giarantMa ialll pnor 10 ~ A..P A Is l'9 ~ pelClfUge 11119 wtltCt1 is an estJmaled annual cost of the loan to Ille 00rrowe1 A• A P R s are calc:Uated by Mortgage News Co bued on a $203.150 loen amount • .,. points .,.,_ and S700 IOCal .._ The A P R 1 are lncludad In fllS dW1 b oompert· son only When IClPlylng lot a kian. F edefal Trut~tn-1..endtng law r!IQUl(es lenders to ailculete an A P R speallc: 10 MCf'I teen ofter Mallmum '-1 ta the mannum lendef d lo9r'I undlf grven lefms M liud rate programs halle a fl'l&Jtl- mum ot $203.150 Marvin (tn """l •S lendefs prof~. mawgin •Index • ICIUat ,.,. aller llr$1 adiustment lndn Is lhe bas<s lor seaing "'~ rai. (Matgln + lnclex •New Ra•) 110 • I Ith Dist Coal of Fund&. ITS• 1·Y-Trasuiy S.• L6M • 6-fl'IOflth LIBOR. 6TB • 6-monm Trnsuy IW. 6CO • 6-month .,,..,. certlficale of depoljL Adjuatmenl Frequ.ncy Is Iha peood between 8djustments 1M • l·Mon1h. SM . &-Months, 1¥• t Year Al 1'11tes IWjecl IO cnange Verify ra111 and terms prlOt 10 applylng '°' a loan. All lendefs prcMOIJ loans with Cltllerlfll re1es and 1em1s lor ddflflfll loan 8mOU'lls The 1nlom1111lon \:>resented iS noc an ollel 10 make a loan FC>f 1 oonsumer guide on how lo shop lor a mo•10898. send a S4 50 Check payable 10 Mortgage New5 Co. 1810 E 17th SL, Suite 100, Satlla Ml. CA9VOS. (714) 836-11n COPYRIGHT 0 1995 Mortgage News Co Top team honored at Prudential - Jon Douglas Melinda and Marty Jones combine their real estate skills Maxine Mon1gomery. vice presidenllmanager of the Newport Beach office of The Prudential -Jon Douglas Co • was pleased to honor Melinda and Many Jones as top team 'Through consi~tcncy and bard work. Melinda and Marty again earn top honors," Montgomery said. "'They are focused individuals who know their market and create strategies to help clients succeed in their goal~." Membct"> of the Chairman's Circle. the Joneses are among the highest producing agents tn the nauon. After a decade tn the resi~ntiaJ real estate marketplace, they have seen every market trend. Marty's background as a commercial agent sets a precedent for administrative excellence. And Melinda's knack for understanding the unspoken needs. creates a po 1tive partnersh1p based on the personal powers of two un ique and talented individuals. The easy-going partnership depend.-. on communication and delegation. freeing each partner to accomplish ~ through utilizing individual talents. Skilled negotiators, the Jones team design real estate action pl.an for clients, then helps them to succeed in realistic goals. 1bc key to the couple's succe5S. according to Melinda. is negotiation kills, perseverance and integrity. Through continuina education, seminars and constant as~ ment of market trends and recvalwition of stratcgi~. they are the top tca.m al the Newport !leach office of The Prudential -Jon Douglas Co. The Jones work in Corona del Mar, Newport Beach, Irvine~. Sborecliff's and Cameo Shores. as well as Irvine. Their expertise extends beyond residential. The learn handles invesuncnt properties that include units in c-0aslal cities, vacation home~ and second hOmcs. Proud to be members of the elite network of profc ionals, they were delighlcd with the recent merger between The PruacntiaJ California Realty and The Jon Douglas Co. The network grew to include ~most powerful agents. .. By combining two unique and innovative companies, our ability to serve our clientele in new a.nd exciting ways ha."rown," Melinda said. "Now we have an even stronger team and an even pater team spirit" PH tur.1w•n to no/ nMJI 11•MI, t.O MeliluM allll M""1 Jo11a Ill tM Ne"'IJO'f &«It o/flt• of 77te PnMkllliol-Jon Dou,W Co., (1 U) 1S9-6"Jtl. Panoramic whitewater ocean view Prestigious g11ard-galed community on one of lhe taracst lots with one of lhe best views in Ritz Cove. The property allows for private steps down to the park and Salt Creek beacb below. There are plans available for a build-to-suit for a spectacular estate designed by Robert Hidey and built by Dave Busk. Gated entry, goraeous circular furniture finish cabinets. The lot alone is priced at $1 ,595,000; the lot and the build-~suit is priced at $3,3SO.tXX>. For ..on itifon1111d'"' c4'l SustUt SautlOll or Dan B11ii at Cotltt Nftf/if>rl hoJNrtk11 4 CMc Pie.a, SU. 260, Nnpon Btacla. (714) ~1611(). · • CORONA DEL MAR 222 Morning Canyon 3BR Corona del Mar Properties 673-3494 3~6 Morning Canyon. Jim & Paqy McDonald 4BR McDonald COM Homes 759-9070 COSTA MESA 1850 Kinglet a. 3BR Pat Davis Coldwell Banker 668-9333 NEWPORT BEACH 1430 W. Bay Ave 4BR c.annery Village Realty 673-3777 20 Hillsborough 3BR Sandy Mittman/Prudential Calif. n9-n11 508 Via Udo Nord 4Br Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 2227~ OfKM S-.NdAy 12:JO...t:JO Modd poft.et 4 BR+ fAMity ROOM. l...w:ulAn li<fkT & bAiQn. ~mi ENlflY WJitlt WtGE bwnifully IANdscAp£d yARd ANd ~etACUIAA SUNSET viAIS. Pllkt4 .... Sdl •• SJ4t,000 SAlly SltiplEy 644..0Ct• t76 .. 1212 GrubbaEJlia._ Sat 12-4 Sat 11-4 Sun 1-4 Sat/Sun 1-5 Sun 1-4 Sat/Sun 1-5 I , $969,000 $897,500 $299,900 939 Via Udo Soud Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 SBR Big Canyon Villas 2-3BR Melinda Mason Barbara Sanregret Realtors 759-7700 Sat/Sun 1·5 $4,199,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 $370-469K D D $2,199,000 $1,295,ooO . $1,599,000 FIRST OFFERING 221 Morning Canyon Contismpo«M\I Sir plus oftk9 Shcndlff home. w.a grounded. 1c:v99 canyon a ocean •w lot, ~~ $969,000 o~ SaturdaY 11-4 ~ OCEAN a CANYON VISTAS FRO• •OST ROOMS! upt. BriPt. ~nou. FalMllout lite.bra, Faiaily I0011. F..-.al Diaia1 Boes. 4 Bedloom, Z.S Badia + VieW Loft. Jim and Patty McDonald llcO.-W CdM &.-• 759-9070 .. , • .. I > NEWPORT SHORES Remodeled kitchen, French doors. custom slate floor, new doors and moldings. This Is a beautiful 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Community pool, tennis.. $317 .ooo NEWPORT SHORES Duplex with 2 bedrooms, 2 bath front unit 2 bedrooms, 1 bath rear unit plus 2 bedrooms, 1 bath owner hideaway. 4 car garage. Beach close! . .. .... .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. S29 995 CORONA DEL MAR Great improwrnents! Sparkling white kitchen w/new cabinets, floor. counters and range. N<>W carpet & much more Duplex on one of the best c;treetsl .. $547 500 IRVINE TERRACE Expansive, upgraded & bright! wans of glass bring beautiful grounds Into Uvlng room. wlth library alcow, dining room and master suite 4 bedrOoms. 3 baths, remodeled kitchen.. . ..... $699,500 BAL. PENINSULA LID O ISLE A trancµI setting on 1he bay, with a ~ ~ and a ~view. 3 bedrooms. 3.5 baths & studio rental t.nlt w/private ent Great location on Lido lsle ............................. $1,095.0IO Breathtaking views of the ocean, bay & city lights Gracious custom 4BR, each w/priv BA, 3 fplc, warm gourmet kit, llbrarv. brick motor court I & ...... $1 SO 000 Mint condition duplex 2BR. main res. Large living room with brick ~ & darting kitchen. Beautiful patio between units. 2BR apt. over 2 .................................... $519 950 Pool & RV access with double gate. Private fenced yard. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, comer location with great curb appeal. aose to schools ..................................... $229,000 CORONA DEL MAR Pri~nP c-onciition ci11rlPx pl11c; g1 wc;t unit. MaJn res 2BR + sun room. 2BR apt. 'latural wood Vo , fplc, bay window,~! car garage ....................... $447.500 :harming cottage plus ocean view artists studio. Roof deck, 2 car garage. R 1 ~one but has two separate IMng areas. South of Coast Hwy... .. ..... $624,950 <~OSTAMESA 2 sty townhome. 2 huge bedroom, walk-In closet. 1.5 baths, large 2 car gar, 1000 sq.ft . Good locale. Why re-it? ............................................... $119,900 New Listing. Mesa Verde 4 bedroom, 2 bath, single story with sun room . Upgraded kitchen, newer roof .................................................. $278,000 Mesa Verde pool home on a large corner lot. 4BR, 3BA, upgraded kitchen, family room, 3 car garage. Nice!. .................................................. $SS4,000 ISIANDS New Usttng. Lot value on Balboa Island! Older 2BR cottage & 2BR rear rental. "100" block ............................................................................... $489,000 Balboa Island remOdel. 4BR, 4BA 2 story with enormous liv rm, French doors, stunning kit., sunny brk patio & 2nd story deckL .... , ....................... $669,000 Uttle Balboa Island Bayfront duplex may be used as large famUy home. 4 bedroom, 4 bath, 4 fireplaces, dock. large patio. Superior quality ................... $1,400,000 IAGVNA BFACH Irvine Cove custom has a panoramic ocean view. SWeeplng master w/we.t bar. Elevator, pool, spa & limo garage ................................... ., ... ~ .... $1,100,000 • NEWPORT BFACH Executive townhome In gated "BrooJwiew". Built 1980, 3BR~ 2.SBA, MBR w/spa tub & fplc. Bonus room too! .............................................. $230.900 Big views of crashing waves frort) 4 bedrooms, 3 baths just one door to beachfront. 5 years new. 2 car garage. Low down ok... ..... .. . . ... $324,900 NEWPORT COAST BUiit 1994. Single Story, 3BR, library, 2 fplc, 3 car gar. Soaring ceUlngs, maple floors. Gated community .... ......... . .. ... . ................... $629,000 2 Corpor;itc Pl<Jz~. Suite 130. Nc\Nport F3e;ich • f144 -870n