HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-12-09 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS
Coach Freeman in or
out? Readers react
Inside
The
best locol
Fortner superintendent~ author.
' ' ' ' ' ' '
•Retired Newport-Mesa administrator John Nicoll
scripts a $2) ~de on how to run a school 'district.
bers to handling the press.
·"One of the things that people
do when they have·a long career in
something is that they have the
feeling they should write a book,~
Nicoll said Friday. "l had that feel-
"'A.rubber
stomp board.
over..-eaction to
the commwtlty
ax"'1lflllder or
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot . . ' mg. Newport-Mesa Unified Super-:
intendent Mac Bernd talks :
about the recent debate over : ' selling school sites, the idea :
NEWPORT BEACH -Former
Newport-Mesa Unified schools
chief John Nicoll is giving advice to
school superintendent wannabes in
a recently published' book titled,
"So You Want to Be a Superinten-
dent?~
port-Mesa's highest-ranking
administrator before retiring in
1993 amid a storm of controversy
surrounding the $4 million embe'z.-
7.lement of former budget director
Stephen Wagner.
Nicoll began the book m 1993
after he recovered from open heart
surgery.
to pressure from.the
superintendent. is worse
than no board at all ... •
Excerpt from ·so You Want to
Be a ~iuperintendent?•
of splitting the school district. :
and other topics, :
"When I became ambulatory
again, I figured I needed something
to do. It was an excellent way to get
1
• seep.age A15. !
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Nicoll served 21 years as 'New-
Nicoli's 242-page handbook,
written thro1'gh a series of 42 letters
lo his twin sons, covers everything
from working with labor unions to
dealing with school board mem-•SEE AUTHOR PAGE A16 0,.-----~~---~
· INS AND OUTS OF THE HOLIDAYS C0uncilwoinan
wants to curb
parking near
high school
Neighbors have a
fierce decorating
com~tition eac
year -and electric
bills reflect it -.-----------~ Stories by Evan Henerson,
Photos bl' Marc Martin, Dail/ Pilot
Do~-ttmay
"""' ........ friendly between two oeigll-
b<n, i:'C real winne< ls always thl. enlln! commllnity. say Paul
Davit and Don Thousand.
-the put three y-. the -Lincoln L4ne neighbon bave
..._lbeoutsideooftbelfb<4C1"
ii\ft-5!ru.*:°iS. =a:;= Ugbll ate everywbele, dripping
from the gaoes, lining the bOillef'
' perirµeter and wmdlnq tbro~gb
•SEE LIGHTS PAGE A14
•Nonna Glover says cars from
football games and theater events clog
the Newpo,rt Heights streets.
By Julie Ross Cannon, baily Pilot
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -Every Friday rught
outsiders swarm the streets near Newport Harbor
High School, scouring the area foc a pnme park-
ing place near Davidson Field or the Norman
Loats Theater.
They park along the curbsides of Margaret
Drive, Holly Lane and Laurel Place, spl'.U\ting to
the stadiwn to catch
the kickoff of a foot-·~-------~
ball game or to U\e
theater to make Uie
opening act.
CouncilwOman .TOOMAffvCARS7
Should parking on
thestreet> I near Newport
Harbor High
School be off
Poul. D•Yll (•bovel ud Ernie Mlller (belowj hne ... llollday oplrtL re 'home for the holidays'
takes on whole new meaning
and Newport J-Jeights
resident Norma
Glover said she's had
it and wants to restrict
parking on the three
streets to resident·
only permit parking.
"I think the resi-
dents over here think
it's necessary because
of the increaseQ use of
limits to non-
residents? let us
know your views.
Call the Readers
Hotline at 642-6086.
CRIME FILE
' Vandals shoot up
·35 cars in one night
' •.Police say culprits tar-
geted high-end vehicles,
using a BB or pellet gun.
By Corolyn Miller, Daily Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -About
35 Newport Beach residents, in
neighborhood.I all over town,
awoke Friday to find their car
windows 1pllntered and cracked
(tom gun pelleta ftted oll by van·
dell.
Calli to poUce were cluttering
the phone lln• throughout the
momlag u people tilckled out to
their ces perkod on tho street
end dl9coYered the damage.
~~M~oot~ol the can targeted were ~ .-, Mer<:edft Bt!n•.
1 Volbwagon, u.cept foe Lia<*' ud an Acura, New-
lleedl police Lt. Paul
i-tentsey said. The windows hit
were mostly on the front, drive:r's
side of the car, he added.
"The incidents occurred
throughout \he city -from the
weststde to the Penin1ula, to the
eastside up to Spyglass,•
He.nisey sald. • 1n terms of who
did this, we don't have a clue.•
According to a witness' state·
ment, the vandals may have
struck between 3:30 and 5 a:m .
Friday. The wltne1s said she
heard the •thwnp• of her news-
paper being dellvered and the
car slowly driving away onto the
nm bOUJe. Then shortly after·
wanlo, Ille be.ud • glUI tn.J<
and a cu apeed away, according
to police,
The pattern In the damaged
and broken car wlndoWI indi·
catet that the WHpon med may
be a lar119 89, air or pell t gun,
police Mid.
L mo ISLAND -"Th.is room is a
den.• l!mie Miller says, usber-
inabil *itor into a room with
a lally.<fecuoated Christmas tree.
·~~ember to January, bow·
""'• ll'I a Chrlstmas-tbemed room •. • 111.J:"""""Y e.-y other room • ... Udo Soud -Miller
-wlthMarieWlllte. Where many home1 boMt color-
1111 ...... and -dllplays, it is Iba -which Miller needs aix
-ID fully de<o<ate. A sell· dmaibed "nut about Chrirtmas•
llDce tl:u! age of 6. Miller enjoys
brtnglng both old friends and n~w
acqwdDtances into their home tO
,share the opirit of Christmas,
•we bolt. a l8lliors group from
Costa Mola, -ies, friends who
come to wMch 1be Boet Parade,•
Miller, 56, Mid. "Usually we get
about 200-300 people to see the dis-
play. Probably ...... this year since ......,00.:J:!"r"g the Idea of a tour for .•
And --their money's worth,
A preoont·~ gondola sits In
the middle of an -pool just
lnsido the -'I anyway. Santa
figures ol oJI llhepeo 1111d styles are
everywhere, on cab.inets and in
elaborate displays. Miller estimates.
lh'at ~e has over 500 Sant.u -some
•SEE DECORATE At.GE A14
the fad.lilies at New-'---------'
.port Harbor, and I
think it would make their life a little better,'" she
said Friday. ·we're looking at making it residents
parking only on parts of the streets, like we
already have on Newport Island.'"
Glover said she plans to bring the issue before
the Oty Counol after the city's traffic affairs com-
mittee reviews the implications of the proposal.
Glover met with City Manager Kevin Murphy,
Newport-Mesa Unified Superintendent Mac
Bernd, School Board President Judy Franco and
School Boa.rd trustee Jim de Boom Thursday to
talk about her concerns.
But school 0U1cials said the parking resbic-
tions wouJd hurt corrununity memben who
attend school events by not allowing for ade-
quate parking.
~(People) have been, parking there for SO
years,~ said de Boon""' whose 4augbter attends
Newport Harbor High. "U·tliey bought the house$
• SEE PARKING PAGE A11
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l\IJI \ IRWD: DON'T DUMP ON ME
AROUND TOWN A6
BEST BUYS A2
ClASSIFIED 84
ENTI:RTAINMENT A12
POLICE FILES A2
RELIGION A10
SOCIETY A11
SPORTS 81 '
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nme to deck the
root wlllt twfnlt/lng
UghtJ, Sonia~ llolgh ll:Ao, ...
and maybe even
Fro.tyU..Snowman
wlaJJe you're up there. The
-will be tine -o Mttle
/of In the """11"'9, -· """-· . Soo-..... "2
Time's 11 wastin' folks. We
are approaching the time
and pln.ce where the rub-
ber meets the road. Where the
nitty kisies the gritty. Where the
goat eats the grass.
And where the sewage does
or does not get pumped into
Upper Newport Bay by the Irvine
Ranch Water District.
Monday night Will see what
1 may be the penultimate move ln
IRWD's pi.,,n to save itself maybe
$30 million by pumping (rhymes
with dumping) up to 5 million
galloo.s or treate<I wage per
day, every day, between October
and April.
Monday evening, the d.ir9ctors
of TRWD a.re scheduled to meet
and certlly their own environ·
mental Impact report.
The bOoor of your~ II ~ ot $ p,m. In IRWD~
board room ot 15800 5al>d
Canyon Rood 1D lnlne. C.-Mrlf, 11ay low. C-1111 IRWD
,,.,,,,,,..,~0£1411¢4 .......... l
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you_,_tonyaf-
NWOg9 tn your bey, trealod 0< -~------------;--~~ r .. lookod -.gb lhlo BIR. ft
~ ) ' I ! I l ' ' \ -I
fred
martin
wtu.le Newport Beach sent one
prwing it.
On Aug. 2, Keo Delino. the
assistant dty manager, sent a let·
ter saying Newport Beech •wp.
ports the demonstration project
contingent on IRWD's concur·
rence that the protect will not
extend beyond two yeors unie.
a summer low·Oow diversion
structure ts implemented "
A <:0uple ol. weeks earU., the
dty of Irvine olfidally stated: "II
is dear from reviewing the -alternatives that the prop111d.
project II not the en-
ly superior oltematlve. •
joctR~t(~~=
envtronmentalt)' superlol .awr a
nve."
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LOOSE (HANGE .. •
Deaths ·" Most recent deaths as n!ported to the..
Orange County Recon:ler's Offke. , '1
9reer
.wylder
Check "out pl.entiful
holiday even'ts
Maguba 208 and Balboa
blwl llldl O<ting.
673-5542) now under the
same roof at 209 Marine Ave. on
Balboa Is1aDd ""'having many
sped4l events for the bolidays.
The store ls bav1ng • pre-boll·
day sale on ladies cocktail dress-
es, evening wear and cbi1drens
clothing. ADd, there .... many ~
mother/daughlsr holiday
sweaters to chose from. Tbe •
dothing is reduoet;l to mate rocm.
for lhe crui.se/spdng merdlandise
that is coming in.
Also, a major coup foe Balboa
Island K1l1s is tbe new ltatpb Lau-
ren/Polo infant and toddler line.
The store is one at only 40 retail-
ers in the U.S. to cany Ralph Lau-
ren's latest line. 1be designer
kids clothing .... re!IS<lDably
priced, most shirts are $20, and
most dresses are $30.
To get into the holida,y mood,
on Tuesday, Dec. 12 from 6 p.m.
to 9 p.m., you're invited to attend
a private holiday shopping event
with CX>Cktalls, hors d'oeuvres and
informal modeling. A 10% dis--
count will be ta.ken off any pur-
chases of tine women's clothing,
accessories, lingerie and gifts
during the event
At a quarter a
·day, Kaiser stu-. .
dents raise more
·than $1.500 to buy
food and toys for
needy families
COSTA MESA-A quarter per
child can really add up.
As a twist to the holiday sea-
son this year, the Kaiser Parent
Faculty Organization decided to
have each child bring at least one
quarter to school to raise money
for the needy of Costa Mesa.
What they got was $1 ,580.
•1 had no idea bow it would
tum out,• said Heather Somers,
who organized the drive. ~11
could have been $200 or it could
have been $2,000. I'm thrilled.•
The PFO placed collection jars
in each classroom at Kaiser Ele-
mentary and Kaiser Primary
schools for four days this week,
then several moms rolled a large,
red wagon through campus Fri·
day morning and ~llected the
contain em.
After gathering the 38 jars, 10
PFO members sat down with the
tedious task of counting each
penny, nickel and quarter for four
hours. Many o1 the jars also con-
tained Sl and $5 bills.
•That~ a lot of change to
Count,• Somers said
Now the PFO will use the
funds to buy sdiool soipt for
Ralphs and K Mart. The script
will be given to the Costa Mesa
Police Department to buy food
and toys for about 200 families it
has selected to help during the
holiday sea.son. •
COSTA MESA ••
• Oavld C. Lang. 61 on Oct. 14
•Allee H. Johnson. 104 on Oct. 16 '..,
NEWPORT BEACH "
• Edwatd C. Kllem, Sf., 87 on Oct. 15 •
• Mlll~t C. Sallsbury, 80 on Oct. 7
•Or.me J. Hall, 93 on OCl. 16
Marriages
Mort recent maniages as reported l<{
the Orange COunty Recorder's Office.
COSTA MESA •
• John B. Neglia married Chlmene ~'
Hunt, on Oct. lt in Palm Springs , •
•Paul A. Stroud married Karen L. Petft, son. on Oct. 20 in Orange •
• Ronald R. Robinson married Ateyd.l;'
Rincon, on Nov. 3 ln Santa (4na
NEWPORT BEACH
• Frank L. Doyle married Ena ~
Espendez, on Nov. 4 in Orange:
DUI arrests ' The following ~pie were arresteq
recently on 505pictoo of driving under
the influence. These people have ~1y
been arrested oo suspicion of a crime:
and. as with all such crimes, they_ are
IMocent until proven gultty. ·
NEWPORT BEACH
Anthony Mlchael Ihnat, 31, of Irvine. --
Lanette Lea Premeaux, 38, of Newpon
Beach. . . ~ •: Kevin James Moore, 23, of Missiar.,
Vltjo. ·~: Rkhard David Mart~z. 32. of 5ar¢.1 ~ Charles Scht.lbert.; 33. 01 ~I
Beach. • .•,
Jason Todd Parillo,.21, of Ol'egon. • :1
COSTA MESA :•:
Jolie Jalgert, 22, of HoUywood. •: \
James Olarles Gibson, 62., of HuntlrO-l
ton Beach. •:
Robert Gl!Orge Bowen. 46, of Hunt!~
ton Beach. • •,
Edward Richie Torres, 26, of Huntlngtorf •
Beach. : •I
Ar'Kjrew Gregory Figgins, 27, of N~.,:
port Beach. • :•1
Kristina Banks. 25, of Pl.ya del ~-• :1
Christine Rene Kulfan. 31, of Westmlfti1 ...... ••• . .. ••• ~~~.,..;._~___;~~·
Bryan K Lid. Men~ Shoes
and Aa:eaorte1 (650-6856) is
having an Ald!!m shoes trunk
show today tran 1o·a.m. to 5 p.m..
The store is located at 17'T1 West-
clllf Drive In Ne:wJ>or1 Beoch.
The entln! ..ledlon of Alden
shoes, which are made in the U.S. till be"" dlsplay. u you pur·
~a pair of Alden shoes,
. you'll re<:e.\Ve a pair of genuine. ,
cedar shoe trees .
MAAC MARlW I DAl.Y Pl.QT
Mickey Md>onald, who blls three cJ!lldren at Ka!Rr Elementary ScbooL counts quarten
wttb other memben of the schoolTpare.nt"Organ1zaUon who He VYtng to Ill.berm to b
bookllorlbeCoslaMesaocbooL ·• __ . . I .-·--f;J,o-.,...
The Kalse< cblldren also will
benefit from the fundialslljg dri-
ve, since the stores pay between
5-7% for the script. Those funds,
which will total about $100, will
be used to buy library books for
the lcbool, SOtJ1ets ~ct
. • • -·~~CDmon .•.
• EDrTOA'S NOlE; Do you Of~:
you know have a landmark birthday -<1
anniversary coming up? If so, we'd lire
to indude it in our Almanac section.
~ -ull the information into tM ·
Readen' Hotline, 642-6086, faic it to :
646-4170, or mail It to Gty Editor Iris • Yokol, 330 w. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. cant. I
92627. You may also send photograpt\5,
but please be RUe to include a self-,
addressed stamped envek>pe H you'd
like it returned .
• .,..., Hempblll previously
OWned Hemphill Shoes In Fash-
ion Island until be sOld the busi-
neu in 1989. The business was
started by Hempbill's father, Ed,
in 1933. Ed Hemphill, at 94, is
expected to be at the store for this
special event.
Professionals Roundtable ·rounds up toys for tots
Another trunk show a few
doo~ down from Bryan H. Ltd. is
at A'Mareel {642-4423) at 1649
Westdiff Drive in Newport Beoch.
TheToni Bennettcollecti.on featur-
ing antique jewelry will be on
display from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30
p.m.
WllllaJD Harold Jewelen (673-
0365) is having its semi-annual
hall.off sale through Dec. 30.
included in the sale are estate
items, diamond wedding sets,
antique and fine jewelry, and
watches. 'William Harold ii locat-
ed at 3116 Newport Blvd. in
Newport Beach.
Community Chun:h, Congie-
gaUonal In Corona del Mar (SU-
7400) is having its annual •Alter·
native Chrtstmas fa.tr• on Sunday
from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The fair is
•&temattve• because of itl chart-
tilble intent. At this fair/fund-rais-
er you can buy a goat for a child
in Sevai, or a flock ot dlicks fer a
family in Cameroon.
PROFESSIONALS RQUND-
TABLE: The Professionals
Roundtable, a .networ'lring
group, ii collecting toys for tots
whlcb Will be received by New-port Beach firemen and the
Marine Corpo at their Dec. 13
meeting.
•No other business networking
gr0up I know ol. does anything
like this,• said Professional
RoundtBble vice president 11.ick
Bradley. •we plan to do more
things that benefll other>, such as
offer a monetary scholarship in
the spring to a needy high school
graduate who planS to go to col-
lege.•
More information on the group
which meets Wednesday mom-:VU: 1 a.m. can be obtained by
· · lllcbard Kidder at 798-
5120.
FIJIEFIGIITERS HONORED:
Duling its annual Fire Prevention
Program, the Exchange Club of
Orange Coast b.onored Orange
County Fire Authority Firefighter
-honon, paid oall Firefight·
IW llomd Slw:man, and Cheryl
Tomoao, dvt1ian employee.
Chairman Jock Wilder lntro-
duced Fire Chief Rieb Wltesman
wbo emceed the program which
Wiii' attended by a number of
department dignitaries and David
Klff, representing Supervisor
Marian Bergeson who presented
each honoree with a resolution
from the Orange County Board of
Supervisots.
CLUB NOTES: Members of
the Kiwant. Club of Newport
Beach are mourning the death of
Charter Member John Tuttle.
Tuttle, a residential developer
with bis son Howard, bad setved
in a vartety of positions in the club
since its formation in 1969 and, in
spite of health problems in recent
months, had remained an active
member. A memori\l service was
held Dec. 4. The family requests
donations to tbe John and Vir-
ginia TutUe Foolball ocbolanblp
Fund care of the use Athletic
Deptartment. John will be missed.
Our condolences to the family.
Thanks to the leadership ot
member Brett Beck, members of
the Newport Beach Sunrise
Rotary Club are collecting gifts
from children of Project Cuddles.
The gifts will be presented to Jen~
nlfer 1Tac:bsel of Project Cuddles
when she speaks to the club on
Dec. 12.
Albert Rueb of the Newport
lrvtne Rotary Club is coordinat-
ing a toy drive from club mem-
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ber Rick Johnlon presenteli a
check in the amount of $300 to
Len Whltatte, coach of girls Cos·
ta Meaa High School Vanity Baa·
ketball Team in sponsorShip of
the Christmas Basketball Tourna-
ment.
SER.VICE Q.US MEOINGS THIS COMNG WH1(; Want to get. ~
lnvotwd In your communfty? Visit a ser-
vke club this week. Guests are welcome
Mld most dubs will buy your meal on
your first visit.
'NESDAY 7:30 a.m. -N~port Beach sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa
Bay Club for a program by Jennifer Tra-
chsel of ProjMt Cuddles. Noon -Costa
Mesa Kiw•nls dub meets at the Costa
Mes.a Community Center. Kiwanis Oub
of Newport Beach meets at tha Shartc
Wand Yacht Oub. 6 p.m. Costa ~
Newport Harbor lions Oub, the Fish Fry
Oub, wlll meet at the clubhou$e at the
apartment comple.x at 2ns Mesa Verde
Drive for ~r annual Ovlstmti Party.
WEDNESDAY 7:15 1.m. -South Coast
Metro Rotary Club, the "Taste of Costa
Mes.I Oub• ~ at the Center Oub.
Noon ·'Costa Mesa Rawy Oub. meets at
Mesa Verde Country dub. The
Ex.change dub of Orange Coast mff'tS at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub for a
business meeting. 6 p.m. -The Newport
Balboa Rotary dub meets at the: Bflhll
Corinthian Yacht dub for a Craft T1lk by member G.-y Bede.
ntUtlSDAY 7" a.m. -Costa Mesa
Orange Coast Breakfast lions dub will
meet at Mimi's Clfe for a program on
•Law Enforcement and Crime Cootrot In ccm. Mesa". Noon·-Klw.tl'lis Oub of
Corona ~ Mar meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yaq,t Cub. The &change
Club of ~ H&rbor, meets at Shllit
l1land Yacht Club to Mar Chaplain
Beede. MCAS El Toro on "One Nation
Under God." Costa Mell North Ktwanls
Club meets .t the Holiday tnn to hear
from Jason Jaduon of State Farm on
"Senior Safety Program.•
;.
Danny Ray, a 27-yeu-old •:
Newport Beach resident tut· ! :
prised even b.1mlelf last montb
when he speared a 25-pound~;
3fl..1nch Halibut 1n Newport ;:I
Harbor off of China l!ove. •:
llay, a framer for a cOl'lllr'Uc-: :1
Hon company, speared tbe hll-:
!but wblle morl<ellDg •I nigh~:
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below canyons aod ,,......
110£5
10DAY
First low
3:221.m. 2.4
First high
9:30a.m. s.s
Secondlow
•:49 p.m. -0. t
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Flm h""' IO:Ota.m. ·~ _...,
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.. west swell ls lore-
cast for thii week-
end with-
sets predicted In
tM 2-l foot range.
~pssome~
foot facet Sunday.
We'll wait 1nd see. .. _ _,
"l'fll_b_ n-.,. hopefulljl
btlngt.lg llH<l-high -"""""" ...... -. Conditions
""" wtth llght ond ·-winds with
po\dly '°II· '°' do!-l!IMf-• --'""-911-SUflf. ""'call
com $1.$0 pfuuny
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COSTA ......
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• •
200 blodt of L 1 tth st.: A thief took took and eq'ulpment
worth "11DD from "'° bock lot of• house being built. • 100 Modi: Of Del Mr. Twelve 40 ounce bottfts of 04d Eng· ..
llsh beet' worth $27.48 were taken by a penon who hid the
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obituaries
Fonner Baily ~ot reporter
J erome ~olli:tiS illes at· age 62
also leave1 two grown children,
Stacy Jobnlon of San frandsco
and Nell Collins of Lag\l!la
Beach1 his mother; two listen;
and a brother.
Funeral services are pending.
Former Daily Pilot reporter
and longtµne Irvine Co.
spokesman Jerome Collins died
Friday following a lengthy ill-
ness. He was 62.
His death was attributed· to
complications from diabetes and resulting kid-_____ ;...-:; ___ _
ney failure.
A natural
writer with a
flair for mak-
ing complicat-
ed issues seem
s t'raightfor-
ward, Mr.
Collins served
as the voice of
The Irvine Co. Jerome Colllns during some
of its most In 1978
noteworthy
years.
He was involved with the
incorporation of Irvine, the long-
running debate over land leases
in Newport Beach and the estab-
llshment of the Irvine Medical
dmter, where -ironically -he
d.ied.
_ :· Mr. Collins originally was a
reporter for the South Coast
News in Laguna Beach and later
be(:ame a staff writer with the
Daily Pilot, covering Newport
Beach.
He was hired by The Irvine
Co. in 1970 and helped found the
Irvine World News and the New
Worlds magazine. He retired
trom the company in 1988 due to
medical problems.
"For many years, Jerry was
not only the voice of our compa-
ny to the community, but be was
also the conscience of the com-
munity in our internal delibera-
tions,• Irvine Co. Vice-President
Gary Hunt said.
Martin Brower, one of Mr.
Collins' Irvine Co. colleagues,
recalled his former co-worker as
a deep thinker, a keen strategist
and a sensitive man who had a
deep love for his family and the
community.
An avid baseball fan, Mr.
Collins was born in Brooklyn,
N.Y. but later moved to ~omp
ton. He graduated from UCLA.
He is survived by his wile,
Marcida Dodson, an assistant
city editor with the Orange
County edition of the Los Ange-
les TI.mes, and their two children,
Jeremy, 8, and Alexander, 3. He
The family asks that donations in
Mr. Collins be made to the
American Diabetes Association
in Santa~.
Inventor, vewan
sailor Chad Twich ell
Chad Twi~ell, a longtime
Newport Beach resident and
sailor, died Tuesday at bis home.
Hewas86.
Mr. Twichell was known for his
invention, the •Circle T• 12-foot
sailboat, which was billed as a
Sabot substitute for seniors. The
ene-man vessel allowed tbe sailor
to comfortably maneuver the craft
without having to scramble from
one side to the other.
Mr. Twichell moved to New-
port Beach in 1946. He was a
builder for manr years before
retiring. .
He is survived by bis wife,
Alva; son Bruce; grandsons Ken
and Douglas; and two great-
grandchildren.
No services are planned. The
family requests donations in Mr.
1\vichell's memory be made to the
Assistance League of Newport·
Mesa.
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Vietnamese Business Expo's goal
to bridge culture g1:1p in county
By Tina Borgatta, Dail'j Pilot
COSTA MESA -Building
trade between cultures is the aim
of a Vietnamese Business Expo
that will be held today and Sun-
day at the Orange County Pair·
grounds. •we wan{ to share and learn
about new business ideas and
opportunities between different
ethnic groups in Orange Coµnty, •
said Anthony nan, who served
on the expo's organlzing commit·
tee and is a member of the Viet-
namese Entrepreneur Associa-
tion. ·we hope to really expand
the Vietnamese business market
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into the American market and
other cultures.
•And, we want lo recognize
the achievements of Vietnamese
businessmen here during the last
20 years."
The exposition, which will be
open to the public, will feature a
display, listing atcomplishments
of various Vietnamese entrepre-
neurs ove,r the last two decades.
The show will also feature
exhibits from such vendors as
AT&T, Lexus of Westminster and
other largJ! and small companies
in Orange County. nan said about 10,000 visitors
are expected to attend. Local
retailers and residents who VlSlt
the expo will learn more about
Vietnamese business practices
and services.
The show, which will be held
in Building 10, will run from 9
a.m. until 6 p.m. today, and from 9
am. until 5 p.m. on Sunday.
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patron saint of Mexico
By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -It was Dec.
12, 1531. And according to leg-
end, Juan Diego, an Aztec Indi-
an who lived in a village outside
of Mexico City, was on bis way
to see his at.ling uncle when he
saw a glow on a hilltop in front
of rum.
As be neared, he began to
see the image of a beautiful
md1den. She said her name was
Mdry, the mother of God, and
she wanted Juan to tell the bish-
op in Mexico City to build a
church there on the bill.
To prove her existence, she
told Juan to pick some roses that
wer<' growing on the hllltop and
Cdrry them in bis ponchp. When
the frngrant flowers fell from hls
poncho down, to the feet of the
hi..,hop, he r picture is their on
the cloth
The mdiden has since
become known as Our Lady of
Guadalupe, the patron s&i.nt of
Mexico. Her vision is celebrated
every yea.t in Mexico. And on
Sunday, St. Joachim's Catholic
Church in Costa Mesa will hon-
or the anniversary of the appari-
tion with a procession and fiesta.
•The procession will include
three floats," said Sister Elvira
Rios of St. Joachim's Church.
• E,ach float will depict one of
the three apparitions of our lady
to Juan Diego. So, one float
might show her speaking to
Juan Diego for the first time.
Another float might show Juan
Diego speaking to the bishop,
with the vision of our lady on bis
(poncho)."
The procession will start at
11 :30 a.m. in front of the church
at 1964 Orange Ave. The group
will walk down Walnut Street to
Santa Ana Avenue and then up
20th Street.
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And, Rios said, everyone is
invited to attend.
"We're going to have the
church's seven choir groups
(singing) in the procession, and
they will be following the float,"
Rios said. •so, we will have a
float, some choir groups and
then people. Then another float,
the choir and the people."
The church will also be serv-
ing food from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.,
with a disc jockey playing music
for entertainment. Tamales will
cost $1 a piece; tostadas, 75
centsi a bowl of menudo, $1.50.
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Pier fishing will continue as
Newport Beach reviews issue
. By Evan Henerson, Dai/y Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Fish-
ing, for now, can continue on the
piers.
Despite renewed pleas to ban
fishing on the Newport and 841-
boa piers, city ad.mirustrators are
$till at least one month away
from making any formal recom-
mendation to the City Council.
according to City Manager
Kevin Mwphy ..
"I think it's safe to say there is
a problem,• Murphy said.
"What I plan to do now is take
the next step, define possible
solutions to attack the issues."
City staff members will dis-
cuss solutions with members of
the Newport Pier Association,
fishers and local business own-
ers and return with a recommen-
dation to the council in late Jan-
uary or early February. In the
mterlm, the two piers will
remain open to fi.Shing.
Since 1993, the city has tried
to control its trash and vandal-
ism problems on Newport Pier.
Merchants in the Newport Pier-
McFadden Square area have
complained that trash and fish
guts left by careless fishermen
are driving visitors away from
the pier and from area business-
es in general.
City officials initially consid-
ered everything from dosing
certain sections of the pier to an
outright ban of pier fishing.
Local fishers, concerned that
their beloved pastime was in
danger, packed the City Council
chambers and urged the council
to reconsider. In April, the coun-
cil gave the city manager the
authority to take whatever steps
·he felt necessary to keep the
piers clean.
When the anglen promised
to mend their ways, and police
each other through a voluntary
Newport Pier Paqol, the city
took no regulatory action.
But recently, members of the
Newport Pier Association, led by
·vice president Rush Hill, have
said that the problem ts worse
than ever. The association urged ·
Mwpby to immediately dose
the pier to fishing until a solution
could be found.
Mwphy would not say what
steps the various agencies will
review, but be said the review
process will be thorough.
•A lot of people feel very
emotional about this. It's a very
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1995 AS
I-Dalmatian mauled in park
by stocky Rottweilers RestrictionS considered for Coastal 1nn· site
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• Three-yelr-old Buddy
suffered bites and bruises
from unleashed pooches.
8y Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
· NEWPORT BEACH-Buddy, a
3-year-old Dalmatian, was out for
a late night jaunt in the park at
38th Street recently with his mas-
ter when two stocky Rottweilers
roused a ruckus.
To the horror of Buddy's own-
er, Scott lrestik, one of the dogs
reportedly lunged for the Dalmat-
ian's foot, while the other started
bitin his behind.
. •they came over hesitantly
sniffing and then snapped and
started going al!Z'f, • 1festik said
of the pair of Rottweilers. •1 was
holding the lea.sh and yellillg at
the ~iogs and at the owner to
,come over."
It was 10:15 p.m. on Tuesday.
• -The pair of black and brown Rot-
. .: tweilers were not on a Leash.
Their owner, a man desaibed
~-as 25 years old, about 6 feet 2
inches tall with shoulder length
hair, got bold of one dog and
called to the other dog, Rudy, who I was still attacking Buddy, accord-l ing to Newport Beach police
• reports.
: lrestik said he finally separat-1: ed Rudy and Buddy, who aied
I I, during the attack.
·1 kept yelling at the owner to
11 come get the dog, I was scared he
I•,' was going to come after me," lfestik said.
1' lbe man finally got control of 1: his dogs and walked away with-1: out checking on Buddy's condi-
tion, 1festik said, who reported
, the incident to Newport Beach
: police.
I: After the attack.. Buddy report-
1
l edly suffered puncture wounds to
his legs and buttocks. nestik I'. rushed Buddy to get emergency
I:, veterinarian treatment at an ani-
mal clinic in Newport Beach,
'• which cost $120. Friday morning '• •, Buddy visited the vet again f9r a 1 j check-up.
•He's OK, just a little sore,"
, nestik said. •He has a couple· of
1 • punctures in his behind, and
•, saapes and swelling on his back I:: legs. The vet said he's lucky, it
could have been worse.•
l}'estik is incensed that the
•aggressive" dogs weren't on a
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Man booked on
robbery charges
COSTA MESA -A Garden
Grove man was arrested on sus-
picion of robbery Thursday after
he allegedly shoplifted at K-Mart,
then struggled with cops.
• •
I Jose Guillen, 20, reportedly
went into the K-Ma.rt store at the
2200 block of Harbor Boulevard
Thursday at 8:48 p.m. and pre-
tended to shop, but stole some
. property which police didn't
: identify, Costa Mesa police said.
•: But when Guillen was chased
:: and caught at 9 p .m., he stJug-
l
. gled with police and elevated his
: petty theft crime to robbery,
police said.
This is the first robbery report-
. ed this month, following a string
of robberies in November which
reached 20, said Costa Mesa
• police Capt. Tom Lazar, dting an
• unoffici.al count.
-BJ Carolyn MWer
lea.sh when the
owner couldn't
even verbally
control them,
he said. •rm very
angry at the
owner," nestik
said. •u you
have dogs who
are obviously
aggressive, it's
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ignorant to Buddy
leave them off
a leash in a public place.•
Newport Beach police Lt. Paul
Henisey said if you have a dog in
any public area in the city you are
required to have them on a leash,
falling to do so could result in a
citation and a fine.
By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Plai:ming Commiuion
members Monday will discuss a proposal
that '\vould require their approval and an
OK from the City Council before the form.er
Coastal Inn site can be developed.
Last month, the council suggested the
Planning Commission discuss rezoning a
portion of the site -which runs parallel to
Newport Boulevard, between Santa Isabel
and Wll.Son Street -to a planned residential
development. .
Both the commission and the council
have already changed the property's land-
use designation from neighborhood com-
mercial to medium-density residential. But,
some members of the council recently
expressed an interest in further tightening
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develppm.ent requirements.
Under the current zoning, a developer
would be guaranteed the oty's approval for
12 housing units~ acre. Under a residen-
tial development zoning, the property own-
er could still build up to 12 units, but jt
would be at the discretion of the Planning
Commission and the City Council.
•The developer could ask for 12, but the
tjty is not under any obligation to grant him
the full density,• Angus said. ·u the city
feels the lot is too narrow, they could decide
to just give him eight.•
The site has long been a problem for city
officials. As a motel, it was plagued with a
slew of building code violations that ranged
from poor general upkeep to rat and insect
infestation.
Then, last December, the city yanked the
Coastal Inn's use permit and ordered the
.
motel operator to shut down. But this put
summer, city offioals learned the Jo4.giDg
was still being used, so they took the owner
to court. A judge deemed the p~ a
public nuisance and allowed the dty to take
out a lien to cover the cost of boardjng up
the units and fencing off the property.
Last month, a Seal Beach-ba..sed home
developer had expressed an interest ln buy-
ing the portion of the property currently
under consideration.
But, the company pulled out Qf escrow
when the City Council refused to designate
the land for a lugh-density housing devel-
opment.
• The Planning Commission will meet at
6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber,
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Tlie aew ol the W..ewtnd D. in
·~and tb.anb to All the peo~ Wbo have helped them,
will hold an open house from 10
a.Ill; to A p.m. at the Sea ScOut
Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. The Westwind n.
is now fully. operatioDal • With a
completeJr.rebUUt engine. There
will be a birbecue and harbor·
auise at 2 p.m. Please RSVP by
Wednesday, Oec. 6. Contact
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tnformation, 637-3400.
MONDAY
SHAKE THE HOLIDAY BLUES
fuDlly Caregtven Of a relative
with Alzbeimer'.1 diwse, stroke
or other~ ol dementia, will be
held today from 2 to 4 pm. at Har-
bor Adult Dey Care, 661 Hamil-
ton St., Bldg. 300, Costa Mesa.
Donation is $4. for more informa-
tion OI' regiltratico. call 680-0122.
ASSERTING YOUltSELf
"Assertive Conununication
Coastline Counseling Center
bolds a lecture on •Shaking the
Holiday Blues, "for ADO adults,at
7 p.m. at 1200 Quail St .. Suite 105,
Newport Beach. Therapist Joanie
Heinemann will look at how and
why ADD causes depression. The
cost is $5. For more information,
~all 476-~1.
rrs SNOWING IN COIONA DEL MM
and Self-Esteem" is the title of a
free noon program in the Friends'
Meeting Room of the Ne'VJ)Ort
Beach Central Ubrary. Preregis-
tration is not necessary to attend.
Presented by Mary M. Saucedo,
the program will help participants
learn to communicate their true
feelings, understand the causes of
ineffective behavior' and identify
the differences between passive
aggressive behavior, aggressive
and assertive styles of communi-
cating. Saucedo is a psychological
assistant Spedalizing in marri.a ge
and family issues. The Central
Llbrary is at 1000 Avocado Ave.
For more information, call 717-
3801.
I 1UESDAY
I ~EPTUNE'S HOLIDAY BRUNCH
• The Dolphin Division of the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
(>f Commerce's annual brunch to
~enefit troubled teens in the com-
muruty takes place from 11 a m.
(<1 1 p.m. aboard the Hornblower
Pming Yacht "The Entertainer"
~t 2431 W Coast Highway, New-
port Beach Gues~ are invited to
bring unwrapped gifts for tne
youths at Olive Crest. The Ensign
S::horus from Ensign Middle
School will entertain. Tickets are
$22 in advance or $25 dt the door.
Call 729-4400 for more infonna-
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HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Orange Coast College's Re-
Entry Center will host an open
house from 11:30a.m .to 1:30p.m.
in the college's Faculfy House,
Faiiview Road, Costa Mesa. The
Re-Entry Center assists individu-
als who wish to. return to school
following a break in their acade-·
mic careers. For more informa-
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MAXIMIZE YOUR ACCESSORIES
The South Coast Business and
Prbfessional Women will hold
their rsecember luncheon begin-
ning at 11 :30 a.m. at El Torito
Grill, 6·33 S. Anton Ave., Costa
Mesa. Laura Nield will speak on
"Maximizmg Your Accessories."
New stuffed toy donations will be
collected for Human Options. The
cost is $15 for members and $20
What is Rugby, the tiger's secret holiday wish ?
Come See "Th e Christmas Toy" and find out.
Join Rugby, Meteora, Apple, Ditz and the rest of the Christmas Toys as '
.they experience their own magical Chnstnla$ at the Jones' house.
Show times are:
Saturday, December 16, 1995 • 7:00pm and
Sunday, Dece mber 17, l~S • 2:00pm
at the University High School Theatrt in Irvine.
Tickets are S/250 for adults and SJ0.00 for children and seniors.
Group ticket sales are available.
For further mfonnatuJn, call
The Ballet Montmartre at 714/646-7688.
for guests. For more information
or reservations, call 472-4666.
FREE INVESTMENT SEMINAR
Learn how to earn large resid-
ual income with little investment
at the free investment seminar at
7 p .m. at Balbqa Bay Oub. Pre-
registration required. Call 953-
8135 for more informotion.
BEAT THE BLUES
A workshop on "How To Be
The Blues," for older adults and
INSIDE EDGE
Jqnathan Robinson, author,
psychotherapist and hypnotist,
will speak on, "From money mad-
ness to money magic,• at the
Orange County Inside Edge.
SERVING NEWPORT-MESA AREA FOR OVER 14
YEARS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
• LAWf:IJ/GARDEN MAINTENANCE . .
• NEW LANDSCAPING/LANDSCAPE
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ANY BUDGET
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Included LO the meeting is a full-
buffet breakfast. interactive table
discussions, inf ormill networking
and professional entertainment.
The meeting will take place from
6:30 to 8:30·~.m. in Scott's Restau-
rant, 3300 Bristol, Cost.a Mesa.
Cost is $15 to tii"st ttme guests For
reservations, call 730-5050.
GARDEN Q.1JB HOLIDAY MEETING
The Newport Hills Garden
Oub will meet at 11 a m. at Phase
D Clubhouse, 1900 Port Carlow,
Newport Beach. Bring your
favorite dish accompanied by the
recipe for the Christmas buff et. In
addition bring an unwrapped
adult gift for Fairview Hospi~
and S. 0 . S cash donation.
OC PREDICTIONS FOR 1996
Orange County Coast Associa-
tion holds a Holiday luncheon
ASK AllOl1'-
VALUE
PRICED
GlFl'S!
hononng the board of directors
and f~twmg gUMt ~titers Edi-
tors Bill Lobdell of the Daily Pilot
and Jim Wood of the Coaster, dis-
cussing the business economy,
politics, bankruptcy and the
Orange Coast in the coming year
at tbe Newport Harbor Nautical ·
Muse~. 151 E. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Reception and
museum tour at 11:30 am., lun-
cheon at noon. program at 12:45.
Cost is $20 per ~rson and reser-
vation deadline is Monday, Dec,
11. Call 5-48-4942 for reservations
IMPROVE COMMUNICATIONS
The Cost.a Mesa Chamber of
Commerce holds a monthly net-
working break1ast from 7:15 to
8:45 a.m .. at the Costa Mesa
Country Club, 1701 Goll Cowse
Drive, Costa Mesa. Cost for the
event is $10 with prepaid reserva-
tion, $15 at the door. Call the
Chamber office at 574-8780.
Christmas Blend Coffee is Back! ~.
Available only at Hlcltory Farms. -
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-WFSTCLIFF PLAZA
17th at lrvtne Ave., (next to Hughes) Newport Beach
• Send A Gift By Phone 6424302 •
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Jewelers
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE DEC lST . 30TH ·
Newpcln BeichlCosaa Meu Daily Pilot
DEALING WITH CONFLICT .
•Dealing with conflict in your
relationship; f1ght bu:ste.rs that
work" iS the title of a free evening
program planned for 7:00 p .m. in
the Friendll' Commuruty Room of
the Newport Bedch Central
Ubrary. Preregistration is not nec-
essary to attend. Pr~ented by R~th Wunsatt, R.N., the program
will help participants learn how to
prevent conflicts from escalating
an.d to resolve ruspute issues by
usmg the Fair Fighting Steps. The
Central Llbrary is at 1000 Avoca~
do Ave. For more information,
call 717;3801
BANK ON SANTA
Santa Claus will, make a spe-
cial appearance from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. at the Bank of America
Banking Center, Lucky Super-
market, 2180 Harbor Blvd. in Cos-
ta Mesa. Along with free holiday
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
OUR MEALS ARE A
TRIP TO MEXICO
The'n'Hltlon
·continues
Since 1972
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photograph th 1 will be t"!ntry
forms lo win on ye>ar' \voi1h of
groccnes ln Lu y gill c rtifi·
catP .
GOLF FOR TOYS
The 25th Annual Tov ror
FaiMew Golt 'Ibumument' e'.lent
is today and Sun<lay at the Co td
Mesa Golf Cour , Los La~o
Coucse. All mon •y raised will go
to buy Christllll\S gill" for ov r ASO
developmentally d1sal;Jed 1cs1 -
548-7246
FREE PHOTO WITH SANTA
Briiig cann good for U1
needy aud ~our child will get a
p1chm With Sant" today and Sun-
day from noon untd 3 l' 111. ot Har•
bor Shopping Cf"nlcr, J I rbor
BoW6vard, Costa:Mc-sa Fortnrlrc
irilormaUon, call :540-7520.
dents of Fairview Developmental CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCE
Center. The co l is $45 for OM The 1 Orange Coa~t CollcgP.
day or $80 for both ddys There Chou Will perfom1 sonys of the
will be a putting conte t, c:irde Christm, s eru on tomght at 7:30
contest, mulligans and rnon~. For p m m OC:C's Fine Arts Roc1tal
more irtfoimation or to schf!clul1• a HaJJ, Fairview Holld m Costl\
tee time, call 546-5404 · Mesa Tickets are $3.50 in
FREE TRAIN RID£S • advance or SS at thP. door For
The Or ange Counr)' Model more information r;all 432-5880
Engineers ofter free tram ndes HOLIDAY ON PARADE
today and Sunday fr<Un 10 a.m. to Orang County Toys for Tob
3'.30 p.m. at Fcurv1ew Park, Pict· ctfer an evPnmg at Elevation
centia Ave., Costa Mesa. Santa Ze101 prh ute waterfl'Onl yttcht
Claus is expected and all are wcl-club, 3101 West Pad tic Coast
come. For more information, call Highway, Newport Beach, 6 to 10
POINSETTIAS
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quality brushes to choos~ from betvveen The Bod & Regal Beauty,
ask us w hich one is the correct brush to ensure ihe best style for you.
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v.alu d at $1 O, $20 Y.'lthout toy.
For more tn{Q_rrnat1on. ..cuJl 854-
4422.
JOHN ADAM S fULL UFE CLUB
•oes1 nlng lour future for
h ltll, w tilth and love -1996
nd hc;ond," 1 the f tu1e pr~
entot1on \'lll h speaker Jim
NewCll Hnbrlay ente'rtammcn l
follO\ portion of tho proceeds
qOC'.s to duuitv C<tfe iv.a .. 2523
EastblWf Dm: e, Nt•wport Beach.
Co t 1s $8, reservc1llo11c: required.
For uUC1m1ittion, retll fi40-1531.
HOME DECORATING CONTEST
Balboa l5ldntl Improvement
As odat1on ts condu' hug _ its
Cbn mas Hom~ , I) corating
( ontcst. The 1udqmg begins
todny throuyh Dec 23 Fi1~t. sec-
ond and Hurd pldc C' aw.mis will
h(:' !}l\ l'n WmrH•r w11l he notified
b~ mall nrter Chnstm;v.
Holiday shopping is fun again.
Hallelujah!
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sent To City Council:
~ t?'liQ~ council meeting. you win ~ asked to ~ on an Imposed raise for the potfce omcers. Please recognize that your personal vote and tnput WHI hCWe more d an
efrect' on ~ an ~ the ~P between the CJty and ~ poJice omcers than it will on estabflshing a salary level. r1abaStled refusal to hOnOr the
In this years saJaty adjustment talks. ~ for by the current two ~ar conrract we entered into with the City in June of 1994. the C~ u ~"'ht arid Wha
principles of the contract was a ~~I of a wOrking relationshlR and of a trust. The difference in the cost of dQUars between What will be proposed MondaY ' ~ "' t
was mutually agreed to as a far wage laiel is aboUt the same as what the City paid tor the new computerized gas pump. . ·
Prior to establishing the J 994 contract members of the Police ~iation and City met for several months to create an environment and standard tor w~ and ~
negotiations. The goal of this cooperative effort was to reach positions which mutually respected eact.1 others needs; outs for a fair marketplace ~age I~ 0 "" YQlJfS
continued financial responsibility tovvard City operations. Together we created a working relationship that would simplify and streamline a h1stoncally ditftcutt process for us
both. To this end, our Association agreed to a wage level that places compensation for our officers right In the middle of a comparative marketplace, although we believe our
professionalism and work accomplishments are well above average. .
Now, as we attempt to continue working with the City in the same harmonious atmosphere that built our contract we find the City has reversed itself and Is taking an
unbending, antagonistic position. It is claiming Its' own arbitrarily created formula. by admission one that has no direct correlation to the ~I~ actual budgetary =:· . ·
dictates the Oty should not adjust our salaries to the mutually established fair market wage level. We are. In effect being told that we are JU st not worth even a wage
level. The City has locked on to Its' myttilcal figure and ignored both Its own admission ofwhat a fair wage for our officers fs, and Ignored the comparatiVe data complied from
the League of Cities survey. . .
As a police association we have a responsibility to our members. As police officers within the City of Costa Mesa. we also have a responsi~illty to th~ c1t1zens. ':V~ haVe ~
experienced the past when many trained and capable officers left Costa Mesa to work for other local agencies because of marketplace disparities. Th~ir loss diminished the
overall skill level of the field officer serving the community and cost us experienced trainers. Over time, we have reestablished this officer core of expenen~e a"ci. they are now
helping to train newer officers. In the near future we will be losing quality personnel due to retirements. We cannot afford to augment this loss by repeating mistakes of the
past and further depleting our core of experienced officers.
We are aware that in tod~ economy, many people are looking for work and arw recruitment notice brings 'many applicants. But-it is also true that not many from even a
large pool of applicants, possess the background, education, training. character and skills that are the standards for.. Costa Mesa officers. We have learned from ~r past that is
too costly in the long run to loWer our standards to simply fill officer vacancies. The news media brings us actual daily accounts of how costly ineffective or negligent police
services can be to both the department the officer and to the employer. This is the real economic issue the council must consider and deal with tonight. You must not take me
shortsighted approach and vote to uphold the importance of a mythical fi~ure. when such a vote -..yill in fact create an accrued liability that must be paid for by future cound!
members • . ·
The safety and welfare of those who live in this city, work in this city and fre~uent this city, continues to be our highest priority. To m~t that priority. we must obtain and
retain a competitive compensation package that enables us to recruit top car'ldida\es and to. retain the quality officers that are currently serving our citizens.
Dunng our negotiations, the City representatives ignored any input from us. They ignored the facts of a marketplace survey. They ignor~ the original s~cture of this
contract. They ignored the months of work that went into creating a harmonious environment. They ignored their own recognition of what constituted a fair wage for us.
They ignored a previous agreement to simply provide some r~tirement costing information. What they did n~ Ignore, was their own interpretation of and reliance. upon. a self-
created formula to justify tneir positlqn. When we requested outside mediation, that request was also ignored. The message we received in OLJ!' most recent negotiations was
that we were discounted and ignored. For any human beings. this is perhapfthe biggest insult of all. ·
By these actions of the City representatives, the Association Board members now also have to question whether the Ci~ actions are part of a concerted effort tcS tosult and
embarrass the Association, with a goal of rendering the Police Association ineffectual.
We understand that the Cit}1 representatives do not undertake their positions during contract discussions on their own. They are given input and direction from the CitY.
Council and the City Manager. We know that you have been told about the progress of the meetings and we have asked your representatives to convey t'o you how strongfY.
we feel about how we were treated. The momentary issue is secondary to the Insult and betrayal that we were shown. It is this issue your vote will address and hence youf
vote has the power to alter and redirect our relationship with the City.
When you cast your individual vote, we will be listening to you. Like your representatives at the negotiations, you may choose to rationalize your decision. but in the end,
only you are responsible for your action tonight. Our hope is that you will recognize the mistakes made so far and act to correct them. We implore you to act sensibly and
appropriately and to make the necessary adjustments to the salary proposal. By taking the correct action now, we know you may also have to deal with some Issues raised by
the other employee groups who were given similar false informatlon during their negotiation meetings. But we did not create the wage relationships between the employee
groups that now e.xist. The courage to make necessary, although perhaps uncomfortable changes. is a leadership trait. Two wrongs-still do not make a right.
As an organization, we will be remiss if we do not learn from this incident and your actions now. We Will also be remiss if we do not take positive steps to seek the changes
necessary to protect our membership~ integrity and self-worth, and to prevent a reoccurrence of the treatment we received.
We recognize that you· are in office because you pledged to pyt the current and future welfare of the City at the top of your working priorities. We expect you to do that
with your vote tonight.
Everyday we come to work, we too put the current and future welfare of the City at the top of our priority list. We trust we are trained and skilled enough to accomplish
that and are prepared to support that goal with the risk of our lives. We will continue to do no less. for the citizens of Costa Mesa, no matter how you vot.e Monday.
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P 0 BOX 1742 COSTA MESA CA 92826
December 5, J 995
Dear Citizens of Costa Mesa;
Above you will read a letter which I sen t to each member of the Costa Mesa City Council on behalf of the Costa
Mesa Police Association . I am writing you today because of the statements made by Mayor Erickson on the front
page of yesterdays Daily Pilot. I ask that you read this letter hoping that you wilt get a clearer picture and a better
understanding of the concerns of the membership of the Costa Mesa Police Association. The CMPA would like to set
the record straight.
First, the CMPA is not in the middle of a new contract negotiations with the City of Costa Mesa . We are in the
middle of a two year contract which calls for a salary adjustment according to a formula which was established and
mutually agreed upon by both the CMPA and the Costa Mesa City Council some fifteen months ago.
There are no ranks below the rank of Captain in the Costa Mesa Police Department which have a salary even near
$ J 00,000.00 per year as alleged by Mayor Erickson. There are some officers, investigators, and s,upervisors who
have worked hundreds of hours of overtime serving the citizens of Costa Mesa adding many more hours away from
their families to their normal work week. They are paid accordingly for their overtime but their base salaries anq the
majority of police salaries remain in the $40,000 -'$75,000 per year range.
The Costa Mesa Police Association· used figures provided by the Citys negotiating team. Both sides agreed on the
increased of 3.5% for Police Officers, 5.5% for Sergeants, and 4.85% for Lieutenants as appropriate figures . Despite
the agreement between city management arid the police association on the figures necessary to keep your police
officers paid at the. ME£:?1AN pay of our surrounding citi~s (NO} even first, second or third), the ~ity's negotiators have
apparently been given 1nstruct1ons to deny the appropriate raises and offer only 3o/o for all classifications . This 3%
salary increase is based upon the Citys interpretation of the second part of the formula which is where we disagree.
We believe that the City Council and its representatives are in the process of breaching and existing contract with
the Costa Mesa Police Association and its members. However, in the interest of continuing the spirit of ~ood faltf:l
negotiations, we have asked for mediation as provided for in the Employee/Employer Relations Resofutien. The Ci1;}'
Council has refused to authorize the use of mediation and denied our request. .
The police officers who serve you hold the rapport we have with the citizens of Costa Mesa in high regard. We wm continue to serve you in the professional, expeditions way you have come to expect.
Please cantdct your city councilperson and voice your support for the police offi{:ers who serve you and your
family. .
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• · }tiqt a Santa Claus
tM your. holiday.,
.. Sallta Claus is currently avAil-s foe visits to corporate tune-
• .events, meetings and par-
in Newport Beach, Corona •Mar and parts of Costa Mesa. The $30 rental fee is for half an
~of Santa's time, and includes
Gandy canes. Visits can be tai-Miid to meet the needs of groups ci individuals.
eeezvattons are being taken
~h Dec. 31. For more infor-DUr.iioii. can the dty of Newport
Web's Community Services
1'epartment at 6«-3151.
9tY employees raise
S48.000 tor charity
~ployees of the city of New-
port Beach re~tly raised more
than $48,500 during their annual
Unit~ Way Campaign fund-rais-
ing event.
More city personnel participat-
ed and ple9ges were hi~her than
ib any previous year.
Rick Greaney, United Way
coordinator for the city, fonned a
committee consisting of represen-
tatives from each city department
to design and organize a cam-·
paign.
Fund-raising activities includ-
ed cake and cookie sales, raffles,
a gpll tournament and prizes
donated by local merchants.
Orange Coast College
sees big enrollment
It's not even Christmas yet and
Orange Coast College is already
foreseeing an increase in students
come spring.
The college's spring 1996
enrollment figure is up by 9.5%
over the 1994 total.
Students may enroll by tele-
phone until Dec. 14 and in-person
registration will run Jan. 10-18.
The enrollment fee for spring is
$13 per unit for all students; an
earlier $50-per-unit fee ·imposed
by the state legislature for indi-
viduals who already have
degrees was rescinded.
For more enrollment informa-
tion, call 432-5772.
For The Special
People ... In Your Life
Purchase now and receive
25% off price reduction
Expiration date on certificates May 31, 1996
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, i9'5 Al
• THE VOLUNTIBt DIRECTOlrt rum
periodic.ally n the Dally Pilot. If you'd
like Information on getting your organi-
zation listed, c.all 642-4321, Ext. 331.
volunteer diredory ltfAOf OUT FOR~
Provide c~ ~friendship
to isolated senion in N9wpOft leach
and Costa Mesa TrN11ng end support
art offettd. Must bt 11 or older. For
more information. an 442-1000. -
OPERA MOFIC .
The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a sup-
port group for Opera Pacific, has a wide
range of activities for volunteers. For
Information, call •74-4488.
OPERATION CLEAN SLATE
Operation Oean Slate, a Costa Mesa·
based organization that focuses on qraf-
fltl prevention, needs volunteers to
paint out graffiti and for other duties.
For more information, call Michael
Howard at 435-0745.
O~GEWOOO BOUTIQUE
The upscale resale boutique that bene-
fits the Orangewood Children's Home
for neglected and abused chUdren needs
volunteers to create displays, tag dothes
and work with customers. among other
dutles. For Information, c.all Christine,
760-6640
ORTON DYSLEXIA SOOETY •
OAAHGE COUNTY lftANCH
The Orton Dyslexia Soc~ needs peo-
ple to help te6Ch reading skills. work on
malllngs and coordinate the adult
group. For Information, C.1111 999--0111
between 9 a.m and 3 p.m.
PAOF1C SYMPHONY ORCHEmA
The Orange County Pacific Symphony
Orchesth's Volunteers In Education
Opportunities program needs volun·
teers to assist children In a varl~ of
hands-on musical activities. Volunteers
spend a total of she saturday mornings
with the children. For Information, call
755-5788, Ext. 244.
PEDIATRIC CANaR
RESEARCH FOUNDATION
PCRF raises money to support the pedi-
atric cancer research laboratory at the
Children's Hospital of Orange. It needs-
volunteers for a variety of duties. call
the main office, 532-8692
'CHARLES H. BARR ___ __.._ ___ _
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1803 Westcliff Dr.~ew ort Beach
P'MHTlCE DAY SOtOQI: ·
The Prentice Day $thoo1 Is a stat•
acaedlted co-educational day schoOI
sefVlng the llffds of chlldren wi'th spe-
cific language dlsabllitie11dYslex1a. Vol-
unteen are needed in many ar.as. For
Information. c.111 538-4511.
PRIME DYNAMICS
Prime Dynamks. a ..Newport Beach
non-profit organization for the 99 and
younger set, needs volunteers fol its
programs. Call 262-7300.
PROJECT TOGETHER
Project Together; a component of the
Orange County Health care Agency's
Children's Mental Health Services,
matches adult volunteers with children
who are experiencing emotiorntl or fam-
ily problems. Many of the children a.re
economically underprivileged and vk-
tlms of child abuse. For information, call
Jona1han at 631-7540.
SAVE OUR YOUTH
The West Side Cost. Mesa yOUth orga.-
nlzation ts loolung fot volunteers to help
create a positive altematiYe fot people
12 to 23 yean old Volunteers are need-
ed to help in areas such as boxing.
sports, health, fitness. wrobics ~ a<>
demk tutoring. For lnJonnation, call
548-3255
SHARE OUR SELVES
FREE MEDfCAl. CLINIC
The organization is looking fot volun-
teers to answer phones. do light filiog •
and miscellaneoui derk:at WOrk from 9
a.m to noon or noon to l p.m. Monday
through Friday. Bilingual in Spanish
helpful but not required. ASking for
three-hour commitment weekly fot six
,months Call Diane Stelling. LVN, at 65G-
0186
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'Tum of '>(JwfouruUan.tf Sea SuJflops aruf Ptrigonl 'Iruffas,
witli Powto and Chanttrttk 1(Jsotto
1(pvioU of O~ail an.ti 'Pr/JS 'Irottm Wit~ Saiut Potato
antf '.Pump(;n ~Um
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Mcmf ').{us ft room atUf 'ITtymt JU$
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Praf1nt 1tui1Utt.
$65.00 Ptr Pm1m not 1nclud1n9 'Ia.t ur ~;rotuity
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andlelight Concert organizer Thyen gave it a magical
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ugbt in snow to line the mas red colored satin gown,
carpet leading to the mas-presented Catherine Tbyen
• white dinner tent that with a bouquet of white lilies
uld seat nearly 1,000 as a token of appreciation for
trons supporting the Orange her massive effort on behalf of
unty Performing Arts Cen-The Center, and the oommuni-
It was just one of the many
gical touches orchestrated
event chau Catherine
yen.
Attired in a long gown of
Ck winter velvet, Tbyen
ciousJy greeted the crowd
'ving for dinner held in a
sUne white tent erected
side 'the Arrowhead Pond.
A concert performance .
llld follow the banque t, tea-
. g The Boston Pops
lanade Orebestra.
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racted a broad spectrum of
unity support for The
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ner service by The Four Sea-
sons Hotel staff on location at
The Pond from their Newport
Beach headquarters. ·
ty.
Tbyen took th·e microphone
and the munching throng,
now sampHng their entree of
filet of beef with potato pan-
cake accented with cabemet
sauce, went silent. Perhaps it
was just the sound of her
voice. Authoritative yet gen-
tle; a touch of the Irish lilt still
coming through, Thyen cap-
tured her audienc~
They applauded her for
making the 22nd annual Can-
dlelight Concert a success
Husband DeLayne Tbeyen
beamed with pride, despite
the fact that he would contin-
ue to maintain the status of
•charity widower• ( the oppo-
site of football widow) in as
much as Catherine bas agreed
to chair the event next year as
well, marking the 10th
anniversary of The Center.
By 8 p.m., the dinner gath-
ering bad moved from the tent
into The Pond. The black tie
guests were escorted onto the
floor of the pond, (the ice had
been covered but the chill of
winter came through), where
their dinner tables had been
replicated.
Dessert would be served as
Keith Lockhart and his Boston
Cards
Pops joine<I Wtlllam Hall. and
bis Master Chorale for a pro-
gram that would take guests-
from ·o Tannenbaum• and
•White Christmas" to the Hal-
lelujah Chorus from •Messi-
ah." Riiing to their feet in
time-honored tradition, the
gathering of nearly ~2,000 .
people (the 1,000 dinner
guests along with some 11,000
ticket holders in th,e seats and
box.es of the arena) ushered in
the Christmas season.
Major corporate support
came from Merrill Lynch, an
irony not lost on the crowd, as
well as from the Ralphs Gro-
cery Company, Rockwell
International, Pour Seasons
Hotel, South Coast Plaza,
Capital Group Companies,.
Mark Ghapm Johnson, and a
host of others deserving ink
Another fine exanlple of
business, society, and culture
blending goals for the l>etter-
ment of the entire region,
Center president and chief
operating officer, Tom Tomlin-
son, addressed the audience
in The Pond pi:Jor to the con-
cert.
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magnet for Uus community,•
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much that is good about life m
Orange County, and also so
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oliday magic keeps 'A Christmas Carol' fun for veteran actors
al Landon Jr. Isn't the only
one who's had an extend-
run in South Coast
· ry's version of "A Christ-&as Carol.• Pounding artists Ron
Boussom, Art Koustik and Don
Took have roles in this year's pro-
duction, and it's one of the few
times the veteran actors get a
ce to work together.
BOussom has been in eight of
the 16 productions of "A Cbrlst-'mas Carol,• the past three as the
%J>irit of Christmas Present. Took
done the play 15 out of 16
years, and always in the same
l ual role: Marley's Ghost and the
~pirlt of Christmas Yet-to-Come.
Both actors also play various
street people and party guests.
• •1 figure I've spent over a year
"d my ute doing 'A Christm.8s Car-
ol.'" joked Took recently. "It's a
chal,lehge to do it differently. I
don't try to find a new focus on it,
but it seems like some years it nows better than others."
u Boussom called it "a pretty
'ed and true fonnula."
I! "There are some minor
changes here and there, b~ noth-
ing major in terms of text," he
said. "I don't think the theater
ants to poke aroWtd too much
'th something that has been
or.king consistently. It's the
gest seller every season.•
Took said the theater calls the
y its •cash cow.•
'\-"David (Emmes, produang ~ director) called it 'an annu-
:4Y for founding members,•• he
'laid. "It's somethlng we could
always count on. Our seasons
vary. We don't know what our ~les are going to be fJ:om year to
i....ilkl=D'• or how many shows we're
g ft> do because it changes,
t we can always count on this."
Many of the actors have mem-
able moments in •A Christmas
Carol" that audiences can rely on
each year. For Landon, who plays
Scrooge, it's his somersault into a
top hat, which always elicits ~ applause. For Took, it's the .
\ moment when his Marley charac-
ter suddenly bounds through ~ Scrooge's closed bed.room door.
~ ,.U's a startling effect that never
christopl:1er
trela
ly younger cb.ildren, jump.
Boussom's moment comes
wben bis character suddenly
appears up through a trunk at the
foot of Scrooge's bed. After climb-
ing out of the trunk, Boussom puts
bis hand out and a beer stein flies
up out of the trunk and lands in
his hand. It's a simple moment,
but is more difficult than it
soUJ¥is. To get to the trunk. Bous-
som has to crawl under the bed,
in full make-up and costume, fol-
lowed by stagehand, Darin Peter-
son, with the stein. ~
"It's kind of a contortionist act
under there," Boussom said.
Once Boussom is out, Peterson
slides into place and launches the
stein.
"He's got to flip U straight up
without his hand coming up
above the box,• Boussom said
"He's a dead aim, and he lands it
in my hand every single time.
God help me if we should ever
replace him.•
Boussom and Took both said
they enjoy perfonning in •A
Christmas Carol,• although there
are times when they think •Oh
no, here we go again.• But once
rehearsals start, the joy of acting
in a holiday production that
delights so many people every
year turns the perceived drudgery
into fun.
"It's become an Orange Coun-
ty tradition," Took said.
However, there is one thing
that Took would like to change.
"I've been wearing the same
Marley costume for 16 years. If
you pnnt that, maybe they'll get
me a new one,• Took said with a
laugh. "lt's literally rotting off my
body.•
·'La Posada Magica·
returns to SCR ·
Not content to offer only one
holiday play, SCR last year pre-
miered "La Posada Magica," by
Octavio Solis, The play -commis-
sioned by SCR and fea g ·
music by Marcos Loya Cl lyrics
by Solis -\s back again this year.
•La Posada Magica• is about
14-year-old Gracie, whose baby
brother bas died. She is angry at
God and refuses to accompany
her family to church. Even the
happy, singing people in a posada
procession are told to go away as
they come to her door. She is per-
suaded to join tbein, but her neg-·
ativity causes odd, dark things to
happen to the procession.
The story may be fiction, but
the setting of a posada is a realis-
tic base around which Solis fash-
ioned his story.
•A posada is a pageant that
happens every year around
Christmas time," Solis said. ult is
conducted by the Latino commu-
nity in order to emulate and honor
the search for the inn that Mary
and Joseph went on, and hopeful-
ly to collect goods or donations for
a cause like the church or a local
rrussion or charity, or maybe just
candy for the children that are on
the march."
SCR had been looking for a
holiday play that would draw
more Latinos to the theater.
"That's one of the prime rea-
sons they commissioned this
play," Solis said. "They see the
demograp)Ucs of Southern Cali~
fornia changing dramatic.ally, and
they know that if they want to
survive in theater, they had better
start addressing the whole popu-
lace. But I hope that everybody
will relate to 'La Posada Magi ca.'•
Solis is overseeing the first
staging of the play outside of SCR
-in San~Jose -and the goal is to
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The Theatre Distri~ is known
tor its sensational sets, and its cur-
rent produellon of the dramatlc
comedy, •Light Sensitive,• is no
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1lri.s time around, Lescot decid-
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the money that would have been
spent on the set to buy food to
give to needy f4rnilles in Costa
Mesa.
Dunng intemussion, Lescot
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furiously clean the entire set.
"The audience is two feet
away, that first row," said Lescot.
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actually apply dust on thmgs. We
have a jar with dust in it. 1'be soil
that is applied to the refrigerator
ii Ovaltine. lt looks like dirt.•
Lescot said th.at the Chtiitmal
decorations that ap~ in the
second act a.re a feeble attempt of
the inner city to celebrate the hol-
idays, but the spirit of the decora-
tions gives off a certain wanntb
and glow.
For tickets to •ught sensi-
tive," which runs through Dec. 17,
call 435-4043.
The play is set in Hell's
Kitchen, N,ew York. durlng the
holidays, and is a different take
on the Christmas theme.
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Wbidl date beet tO the t 9tb century-but be
does not have room to display them all. once complete, the house will contain 28
trees (all artificial}, over a dozen Dickens vil·
)Age figurines, •'elaborate wreaths -band·
made by Mi.Der -and a waterfall display
around which a model train will run. •nus ts the kind of train that would have
operat~ in the 1940s dwirig Dickens' time,•
Miller said. •1 try to be as authentic as possi· bre.·
A former fwniture manufacturer who also
to have an interior design studio, Miller
ys he enjoys seeing people awed by the dis·
lay. With so many items to marvel at, visitors
on't know where to look first, Miller said.
•1t•s like going to an ice cream store with 34
vors, • Miller said. •vou don't know what to
ick..
Even with the loss of $34,000 in Christmas
ftlelrCIUm~e to a fire two years ago, Miller
tes that his entire collection -accumu·
over time -is worth between $60,000
$10,000. But his holiday beginrungs were
ble.
•1 was in Europe with the army during
rld War ll," Miller recalls. vi ended up
~aling a box of ornaments from a ho~e in
F.rance and I kept them.
MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y "-OT
1bis Father Chrtstmas ls one of more than 500 Santas in Ernie Mille.1:'1 collectton val-
ued al more than $60,000.
t •Tue war wasn't over by Christmas and a
~ from Chicago and I were holed up in a
?ennan bunker. SQ he went out and cut a tree
and we had Christmas right there in the
bunker. As my life has gone on, I've gotten
deeper into il" ·
Christmas fanatic that Miller is, the two enjoy
watching visitors enjoying themselves.
The house display ·is now a is.year tradi·
tion. And while White may not be quite the
"We don't get as many children as we used
to," Miller said. #The kids who used to come
here are in college now.•
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busbtil. &lch year, the two men
have tried to find an impartial
viewer to determine whether
Devil or 'Thousand bas out-<i~
illted the other. The loser usually
bas to btiy the winner a drink. or
fork out St.
Entering the contest can be
costly. Davis, who owns a ticket
brokerage firm. says his electric
bill is generally between $500 and
SJOO each year for the month of
December alone. He rents a stor-
age locker to hold all the Christ·
mas paraphernalia during the off-
season.
"I'm a kid at heart and Christ·
mas is my day,• Said Davis, 44.
•The economy is so bad and peo·
ple .get so deJ>ressed and down.
When you sfart decorating and
doing things, it brings a lot of joy
to everyone."
11\ousand, a real estate broker,
agrees th~t the fun of decorating
comes from seeing people's
respQll.Ses. On Christmas Eve, he
puts out lumiere bags -small can-
dles in. bags which, he says, are
part of the Southwestern tradition.
•That really gets people's
attention," he said. #It's a fun
night. ..
A string 61 ligbtl dr~ a waD
bu gone out and Davil works to
get it lit again. JU he works, a car
with young children in the back
seat drives slowly up Uhcol.D
Lane, J?4using in front of Davii'
home. It pulls forwM9, makes a U·
tum and stops for another look
Defore driving off in the oppocite
direction.
Davis and Thousand say they
love the visitors, the children who
stand transfixed by the lights or
listening to the music. Mechanical
Sant.as, snowmen, Disney figures
and stuffed animals also keep vis-
itors entertained. Both men say.
they try to improve upon their .
respective display;; each year, •
adding new components or q:iov-1 ing items a.round. to improve the 1
view from the street.
Davis .says his effort C4J1 not
. compare to the mechanical won-
ders of the famous •snoopy
House" in Costa Mesa. But seeing
that house, he says, helps kick in
the spirit of Christmas and gets 1 the decorative juices flowing. '
He hopes others in the neigh-)
borhood will be similarly inspired ,
to doll up their homes for Christ·
mas.
#That kind of thing helps bring
the spirit of Christmas back up,"
Davis said. '
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-STATE OF:. THE SCHOOLS
·A.re there any benefits to splitting the
dlsbicU
;;... I haven't been able to figure any out.
the main issue would be a dupli-
of administration.
ean we've gone through a three-
perlod of t ing to reduce adminLs-
overhead and JI it splits you're
ing to duplicate a bunch of services
at we just absolutely wouldn't have to.
lot of what we have to do is a re,!ult of
andates that we get from the state. -
e've got to tum in reports. We've got
comply with the law. It's a paper jll.n-
e and you're gping to have twice as
any papers for the jungle becall.Se now
u got two school districts. It's a real
st Issue. I flnd it curious that people
ould want to sepprate the district and
eate more governml(nt when in
range County we are so commltt'd to
e Idea of Jess government. .
Would Newport Beach ~nefit by lt1
Well, I think that's a pro Md a con. If
u start to look at the property value 1n
.th districts, I thJnk it's pretty common
owledge that Newport Beach is a
ore affluent area. There's a po&<UbilJty
that it would be a richer school district
an Costa Mesa. On the other hand we
a little sort by zip code and they
e about 5,500 student.a. So then the
won comes to Newport .ijeach,
ch high achool are we going to call
· ~l's a ce.aJ tough l&sue, I mean theY. ~ram wtth a bunch or gdndlrlg
~::'.tljOIU like that or they'd be llnancial-
ly in trouble themselves.
· ls this whole thing worth looking at
alH
In this community, I would be crazy
t6 take any suggestJ<111 off the table but I
thin.k that when people look at some-
thing lll<e this they're going to find
It unbalanced. We're a big school dis-
trJct because there are good reasons for
being that and I t.h1nJ< we'll remain that.
l would recommend that we remain one.
What would have to happen for the
dlstrtct to splltl
Well. there's a procedure that the
state outlines that Involves appllcaUon to
a county reorganization comrnlssJon and
then the thlng goes before the atate
board and iJ the atate boa.rd of education
in its tirdom. deenu the de-u.nlllcatJon
should go forward -we have an elec:
Uon.
Do you see a hlnt or more than a
hint of any ract.t overtones ln all of
thlsl
I don't believe people's motivation are
cist. I think anytbne you have a com-
unlty as cllverse as ours, you're goillg
have disagreements over 80dal claaa
d background and an·aona of things. I
n't eee that as certa1nly a big concern
the part Of people I've talked to. l
we've JU8t got the natural dia-
reements that we get when we have a
ole bunch of people crowded into a
tty small place. I honestly do. I mean
We got a lot oJ dlversity here and I •
th'/I.~ playa out.
DoelJ
h ••
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Edit<:>r William Lobdell and~an>Wrttei
Julie Ross Cannon sat down witlt ~ '
Newport·Mesa Unified School Supeiln·
tendent Mac Bernd recently to \flk-~t_>_ou(
proposals to split the district, essentially~.
leavinl) Newporf1&ach and Costa Mesa-·
each with its own district. ":'~
Along the way they also touched on
sutb issues a-. Why is the district c:Onsld-•
ering selling off school proper1f"when
there's overcrowding? What bGCE
the money from school property ·a.rs
sold off! And, what does of
ex-Superintendent John Ni :e
book?
~e mqney where-'i;•s ~eaQy heeded with-,
out regard for where ~e get it from ·geo.
graphically. ' · .
Have you reacl,J9hn Nicoli's new
l kl .....
4• es, I have.
0 "'
What did you thlnJd
I think there was some excellent
advice in there for anyone who wants to
be a superintendent. I'd have to say, this
Isn't even being polite, it's because of all
of the history. I talk to John Nicoll a lot.
You take all those years of experience,
you would be crazy not to listen to peo-
ple lll<e Iha( if you're in my position.
The hot spot seems to be East Side
Costa Mesa and the school sites there.
Explain why It makes sense to sell
Monte Vista, when you have a plan to
put St mllllon lnto Ensign to relieve
overcrowding ln that same general
areal
Well. the /Jgure for Ensign Ls actually
$2.9 million. You got to go into a little
background. We've had some growth ·
pre:JSUTe in the Harbor zone -there's no
doubt about that. It's not unl/ormly dhJ-
tributed but generally the elementary
achools are beginning to be more crowd-
ed. So we've got to do something about
ft in the future.
One of the things that got put on the
table early _on wm thb concept ol ,
expanding Bluign and that really came
from a lot of study from the board ...
You've got Harper School which is
leased out, which could be converted
back to an elementary school You've got
Undbergh which hJ now le0$ed out,
which could be converted back to an
elementary achool and you've got Monte
Vista. Monte Vista is a relatively small
site. It's an attracllve locaUon for sale.
You're probably not going to need all of
those three sites for any conftguration
you could come up with in the Harbor
zone. If you're going to have to do aome-
thlng, no matter what it is, you got to
pay for it.
Where does that money go U you sell
It offt
It really only can be used for a couple
of dlJterent thlngs. One would be capital
con.strucUon for student housing and the
other would be deferred maintenance.
Can 1t be used for the administrative dtes. the new c:Ustrk1 head~l
No.
How would that be fUndedf
The ad.min.18traUve site Ls being ttind·
ed by money that we have prev1outf1Y
obtained through certlflcates of parti<;J·
potion. In other words, that entlre
amount that's been obtained L9 Jn eacrow
for the purpoae ol budding the ilte and
the site Ls a property that w1ll be used tJ8
collateral for that.
S-,,,perintendent
Mac Bernd says
he knows of
no !IOJDd reaSon
:ID. sp,llt tlie
-Mesa
~School
Dl$trll:t in two.
going to have reliable enrollment statis-
llcs and projections.
Why did you select Monte Vista as
opposed to the Banning property or
Balearic ScbooU
I think that there are a number of
L!sues connected along those propeitle.s.
The Banning property, there is /wt too
much uncertain about that whole area.
We had an appral.sal of the Banning
property and without tellJ.ng you a num-
ber It was relatively low. 11 that property
mdlures it's going lo be worth a lot more
and the other thiiig is we don't have a
complete picture as to what is going to
go on there ln terms of development. In
terma of &iledilc1 I just don't th1nJc I.he
value tS there, as high as it Ls at Monte
VLtta for one thing.
• .. Dot tbal blOf .
Yeah. Now lJ you look at Monte VLsta,
what you've got LS kind ot a unique aJtu-
aUOn there. That whok Harbor zone, we
Ua1nJc lt) reasonable to say that there are
gOlng to be more •tudent3 there. But you
._, goll#j to IKiw 1114s&Jve tracts ol
hOi.lllng thete. Thia JI golng to beater-
mJnal wwth nelghborhood. Th.at whole
.ane Ja ~ through a trarwtlon li.ke a
Joi ol neighborhoods. Where you've got
boulflag thol people bought In WWII,
~ matured, they've raised th Ir chlldi911 and then you have th1s big stu·
dent populatlon and then they begin to
NUre and leave. Buy the blg motor
hOme Giid lour around the country, They
!E ~. they move out of the
~ lamlllea move 1n and "'* ,._..to ~' llwlt. I don't thWc .,..,. fO*ig ID.IMIYe fheae growth spurt•
ot 10.-15%Jfllit ~ getJn. Soutl&,
.,...... ,..,.. .. to do coNttuction. So
191 polltl •~ cettalnly thlnlc that II we odd up,,.. __ ,,_ ol ~that .. ~=~m=: pifl'tlculally • ,_w'°'fhe • ,..,, IMd Hai'bor; .......... ,,.., .. -......
and a quarter acres, and you look at the
requirements of the city ol Costa Mesa
in terms of the amount of residents that
they would allow in there, we arhot
talking about a very large project. You're
not going to have a student generation
factor of probably more than a half of a
student. Or one student per house m an
area lll<e that. We're not talking about
massive numbers of kids out of there.
If you sell Mo~te Vista would you
UH the money for Newport CoasU
No. That project is actua11y going to
be financed by the community /acillUes
district, the Mello Roos district, from that
partlcular area so that people who would
be r,Wrig the school basically will be
paying for the acquisition of the land
and the construction of the school. But
the Naylor Act hJ very clear. We still can
exempt one more school site before we
buy that down coo.st property and that's
exactly what we've been taUdng about
Jn relaUon to Monte Vista.
W1MA Will that IC.bool come on Unel
Pretty .soon. WltlUn five yean for sure.
Yeah. What we'd like to do Is JI we're
gOlng to move on that site b to get It at
the lowe$t price a., possible ahd that will
"90mewhat influence our tlming.
WID yoq be then to cut the rtbbon at
IMtl<:boon
I certainly hope so. I thfnk that would
be very nico.
I
How II your battle going agalut big
dulllz•l
Good Olld getting better. I tNM the
last atatlatlca w looked at OOWltywjcfe. I
think SaddlrtbacJc hod UI edged by
MNnethll)g We• a hall ol a kid '°' ,._, Wi ~re tl&e'.Jow t e.x~pl tot SOCldJHock.
I'm aUJ1 amazed I/lot I.My beot "' bur r
hove fO trutt die atadltke I ...,, We ican
do '*W ibUI I thJM lit. bHn pretty fOod. fl IM Ualnga 1•m hoppy abOut
'Ve moved to Nally
mncemt and rhey crop
ICJtooJ and you'll have a >""" wan'I tind ow about
ol dayl ottd M Mw to *' .ct dial*"" QJI"' 'W cfcne a,..,,.... lob ,...
,.m. ........
Thirty two ls as big a.tit should get.
The promise we've made to people is we
can't keep them all at that average but
we will not get above the state max,
which ls 32. ·
What's the averagel
We staff our elementary schools at
about 29. So, when your loolang at an
entire elementary school that's what it
should average out to. The problem is
the kids don't come In lots of 29.
How much did Vlctom cost to
reopenf
Victoria was in the $3 to $4 mi11Jon
range. I think Uncoln was even higher
than that
How about Harper, how much Woal4
that co tf
j
It depends on how you want to do it. -
You could reopen Harbor for as little as a
million or as much as $3 or U mlllion. It
you 're going to get in there and cable it
for technology and really moderruze it
like we did for Victoria and UncoJn.
you're going to be in the 3-4 milllon dol-
lar range. If your gomg to open It ba.d-
cally a.s It is, not have to cut Into w~
and get into a.!bestos removal or any-
thing of that nature. You might be c.loaer
to a million.
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but it 11 not, it:.i1 ted sewa~
with tbe l~ removed -ls
world-class stuff, a veritable
Evian of waste water.
And for months, the Newport
• Beach Qty Council was agree-
ing, refusing to take a stance
again.st the intrusion of treated
sewage into Newport Harbor.
PU:tally, the council began to
listen to its constituents and vot-
ed to allow the d ty's Harbor
Quality Commission to hire its
own scientists to evaluate the
evaluations of IRWD's hired
guns.
After several weeks of study,
Newport's e xperts surlaced with
the opinion that IRWD's claims
were questionable, its research.
flawed, some of its scientific pro-
cedures outdated.
The council then made a U-
tum and voted to take a stand
against the IRWD project.
As if to J?Ut an exclamation
·• FISHING
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symbolic issue,• Murphy said.
"Before we make a significant
change, we'll have to have
thought through all the issues
very carefully.•
Hill wants to insure that the
ultimate solution is not a "Band-
Aid • approach. One more police
officer on the pier or an extra
deaning day a week won't solve
the problem, according to Hill.
"And it doesn't necessarily
mean we need to exclude fish-
ing," Hill said. "We need to do a
major reonentation and redevel-
opment of the pier. I'm not going
to rest until I think we're going in
that direction."
· Joe Imbriano, an insurance
agent who has spoken on behalf
•
point at the end ol that .ay, &be
Daily Pilot's Evan Henenon
reported a few days later that
JRWD bas not teMd ltl treated
98Wage water f« WulM ltnce
1981. At that time, low ...... ol
viruses were found in three ot
the six samples taken.
I'll tell you about another
kind of test that was taken, a test
far more real than the computer
mod.els the IRWD's hired guns
used so they could state categor-
ically this treated sewage water
was pW'er than the proverbial
driven snow.
ln late October, Bob Caustin
went to investigate a break in an
old water pipe that ran between
IRWD's duck ponds and the UCI
marsh. Along with his fiancee,
neurologist Susan Skinner, Bqb
has been leading the fight
against the dumping project.
He went hip-deep into the
murky water to take samples,
leotll.
By Satunlay night Bob bad
what be DOW de9aibel wttb a
chuckle u •a terrible intestinal
~· BY MGnclay, Bob wu feeling OK. But he had
been J very sick puppy.
Was it one ot Ulose things that
was •going around• at the time?
Or was it a virus in the treated
sewage. Nobody knows.
And that's the exact point of
this fight against IRWD's plan to
dump treated sewage in New-
port Bay, Nobody really knows.
IRWD's experts say they
"think,• they "feel,• they
"believe." But they don't
absolutelyt unquestionably
know.
but was careful not to ingest
even a drop. That was on a Fri-w.
day morning. By late Saturday
morning, Bob was beginning to
When· you're playing around
with the ecology of an area, and
the health of a whole communi-
ty, you damn well better k-n-o-
• fftED MAltT1Ws column runs ev«y
Thursday and Saturday. feel chills. Then he became
"We need to do a.
'major reorientation
and redevelopment of
the pier. I'm not going
to rest until I think
we're going in that
direction . . . "
-RUSH HILL
of recreational fishing at public
meeting, said he is pleased that
the fishers will be given a cha.nee
to work with the city.
•That's all we've ever want-
ed,• he said.
At the same time, Imbriano
said that the city has no legal way
of banning fishing. The piers are
public property, which the city
has no authority to regulat~.
Imbriano claims.
PARKING ,,
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in that prOXimitf to the school
thinking people didn't p ark
there, they should ask for the
realtor to give them their money
back.
"U that plan is adopted for
those three streets, I would
expect to see the Cliff Haven
Homeowners Association ask for
the same restrictions around St.
Andrews Church,• he said.
"We'd see Balboa Island property
owners also asking for the same
restrictions. I think that would be
unfortunate."
Glover said she expects a
report from the traffic affairs com-
mittee in the next few months.
-Tuey'll come back with a rec-
ommendation and at that point
I'll make a decision," she said.
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back iDllo the world; I Wat a lot of 1'Jn.. be said.
SCbool SelvkW ot ~.
lnC., Iii September began publish-
ing the book. which costs $25.
School Services represeotatives
said they did not know hoW many
copjes have sold or bow many have
been published. The book is not
sold in regular bookstores and can
only be purchased through the
publisher.
Nicoll S&d the book is aimed at
anyone who has an interest in
school administration.
·u was written mainly because I
thougnt that something like that
should be written,• Nicoll said. •1
had taught some college courses,
and 1 thought there was a need for
a book like this. I call it the Boy
Scouts handbook on how to be a
superintendent"
He said he chose the letters for-
mat because of bis love of a book
titled "Letters Tu His Son," by tbe
Earl of Chesterlield
Despite his 33 years of experi-
ence as the superintendent of four
different school districts, some com-
munity residents have questioned
whether an administrator who lost
$4 million in school money under
his watch should write a book
teaching others.
"Frilll;kly, I think it's none of their
business," Nicoll said. "I am a pri-
vate citizen. Most people who
make statements like that have
preset their judgment anyway, but
that's not a battle to be waged.•
Though the book doesn't pre-
sent much detail about bis tenure at
Newport-Mesa, Nicoll does offer
this advice: "H your director of
finance tells you there's no prob-
lem, you shoQ)d order an audit
immediately.•
School board trustee Jim de
Boom said he was glad Nicoll fin-
ished the project.
"Good for him,• he said. #I think
he has a lot of experience and wis-
dom to share. Everybody has the
right to wrtte a book.•
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EXCERRS FROM -SO YOU WANT TO •A SUPERINTENOENTr
NICOllON IEING A~
"Anyone aspiring to the..-•~ who does not have a
full unden.tanding ol justMbat a 1DMlll to work: under the dliec-
tioo ot elected officials who, ~y. ba ~~in school
administration and who are driven ~ bOth ~rial and poUtical
needs Will not be long in office.•
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NtCOU. OH SOtOOl IOARDS: • ~
"Simply put, the job of the superintendent is to try to understand; 1
the motivations, needs and desires and political commibnents and • f
positions of each Individual board member and help that member 1i
achieve a degree 'Of consonance with the other board member5 so :
that the board can function as a whole. This is not a simple task ... •
NICOll ON THE MEDIA:
"As difficult as it may be sometimes, you must remember that r
reporters and e4itors, even editors, are human beings who have a j'
need to be treated just likE! otherwise normal people ... The biggest ,
difference is that they al.so have an unlimited supply of paper and •
ink.· : -I
NICOll ON ADMrNISTRATION: :
"Remember, it took God seven days to create the world, but ... ,
superintendents generally have at least two weeks between board • 1
meetings.• '
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Newport Harbor High boys
soccer for real
QUOTE OF THE DAY
'°"~'re going all tlu' way to tl'le St~ (champiomhi/JJ ... •
-ESTANCIA SENIOR CHRIS CAN/JU. II
Eagles run paSt Irvine fo~ sixth straight victory, 63-48 :
Estancia, which posts its
best start since 1990-91
state title season (7-0).
By Barry Faulkner, Daily p;fot
COSTA MESA -Two weeks
into the 1995-96 boys basketball
season, the only losses tile
Estancia High Eagles have sus-
tained are those to graduation.
For, <tespite returning orl.Iy two
players off last season's·25-4 CIF·
Southern Section semifinalist,
Coach Um Parsel's renovated
~ad improved to 6-0 Friday,
blit:zibg "nonleague visitor Irvine,
63-48.
\ ~ " \\ I J{
THE QUESTION WAS •••
Should Corona del Mar
High football coach I Dick Freeman, who on
an interim basis guid-
ed the Sea Kings in '95
and was named the
Sea View League Coach of
the Year, be elevated to head
coach. or be chucked out?
That was the question on
Friday. Today, the responses,
which baskally filled up the
tape recorder with support
for Dick Freeman.
Readers
say coach
is the one
Editor's note: Items marked
with an asterisk are responses
which, becQ4Jse of space llmita-
tlons, had to be edited down.
0
• I'm calling to vote for a
retainment of Coach Freeman for
the following reasons:
Coach Freeman's record, both
on and off the field, speaks for
itself. The entire coaching staff
'fOrks well together. They rea,lly
complement each other.
As a group they were able to
4dapt to the sudd~ loss of Mark
Schuster. The playeg.respect and
• e Coach Freeman.
• The overwhelming number of
tball parents support Coach
eeman.
If an immediate decision to
ta1n Coach Freeman as head
ch iS not made the continuity
and conditionmg and coaching ~ disappear and the CdM foot-
ball Pl1 will self-destruct.
1l!e yers will suffer ~
and n year on the field. *
Gary Schaumburg
Newport Beach
0
How long can they keep this
up?
•we're going to take it all the
way to the State (championship),"
said Estancia senior center Chris
Candlish, who joins senior point.
guard Dane Plock as the lone
holdovers to the previous tradi-
tion of varsity success. ·nus year, everyone feels like
a team - a complete team. No one
is selfish or concerned about any-
thing but winning. That's why
we're 6-0."
The Eagles haven't built their
best start since the 1990-91 State
Divisibn ID champions with
unselfishness alone. It appears
there may also be enough talent
to sustain the 6-foot-6 Candlish's
high hopes . ..
..
"You never
know,• cau-
tioned Parsel,
who praised his
team's intensity,
but isn't quite
ready to make
reservations for
Sacramento just
.,Weve 8'IOwn first half. fl
Parsel said.
a lot ol 1ntel1Jgeiree
so tar. alitl we'Ve
taken gOod care
ol the ball .. •
"Our shot selec-
tion was pretty
good, and · we
were intense
defensively. It's
pretty tough to
improve on
that." . yet.
-we've
shown a lot of
intelligence so
-COAOt TIM MRSEL • Irvine (2-4)
improved its
outside shooting
to open the third period, draining
an unanswered trio of three-
pointers to close to within 41-32.
far, an,d we've ta.ken good care of
the ball.•
The Eagles had just four of
their nine turnovers before inter-
mission and connected on 60% of
their field goals (15 of 25) en route
to a 41-23 cushion at intermission.
•we p~yed really well in the
But with Candlish popping
consistently from 15 feet and
Plock running the offense and
Qurying four three-pointers, the
Eagles quickly regained control
111<,lf .... , lff><>f H•>'\ .... '''' c.rH
and cruised before emptymg the
bench.
Plock fin.i.5he4 with a game-
high 18 points. hitting 5 of 10 field
goals, including 4 of 6 from three-
dom. He also added five assists,
four rebounds and two steals.
Candlish also lut 50% from the
field en route to 17 points, and
collected team highs in rebounds
(nine) and steals (six). Even better
was the absence ol fouls for the
often foul-plagued powerhouse.
who picked up lus first and only
personal with 3:12 left U1 the
game.
"I've been working on that a
lot in practice," Candlish sa..id of
both bis nudrange jumpers and
hl.s ability to avoid referees' whis-
tles.
THE . STATEMENT:-TARS, ~2
Sailors belt higlily-
regarded Fountain
Valley Barons.
•Mustangs jump to big
early lead, then just hold
on to top Work.man, 48-39.
eight points, to cut it to 9~8, but The two ..._ traded beskets,
Mesa then went on a 1S·polnt run and theft Montoya bit an eight-
spanning the doling aeconds of foot Jumper in the lane and was
the fint penod. to the 2:31 mark ot foUled. He ,caDned the free throw
the second, to lead 24·8, Montoya to giv• M9a tome breathing
capping the run with a three· space, 40.35, With 5:21 Wt.
pointer. The Muttang1 led 28-l 6 Tb Mustangs scored two
at the half. quick buUb, one on • power
The third period ~ to .. bue)lne dme by juniof ~
Workman. The LOb6I ou11N iftd ~~Md a lte8l of lblt ln-
tbe MuMangl 14-!4 aDd -cut .. bO'mds JN!ll lpMl layin, by ....
'-d to 3S-30 ~ .. the guard Donny Ogo to put the Mul-
flnll p.lbd. ..... ap 4t..SS, ehdlftly
Jv.alor forward AllrMea ........... ...,
Hll1 ,WboWi4*9...._ It &..aarw._.., ... ~ ...................................
• ..... p •• ....., ....... • ,.... ............ --........ ~ Nlbui••· Ogo .......
Sophomore Sam Nelson,
another reason for optimism on,
Placentia Avenue, clupped m 13;
pomts, hitting 50% from the fteld
and netting all four foul shots. !
Senior starter Nick Novak con-,
tnbuted five boards and four•
points, wh.Ue 6-5 Junior Brandon '
Casillas, like Novak an addition:
from last year's junior varsity, had:
five points and three steals. :
Seruor John Maraya rounded•
out the scores with m points, net·:
ting all three of his field ~ '
attempts to help the Eagles finish:
23 of 43 from the field (53.5%). •
The barrage of three-pointers'
by the Vaqueros to start the third 1 quarter represented their only
back-to-back baskets, until late in
the findl period
·Talley's ·
ti ..... ming
perfe?t!
• Newport Harbor girls
sail into tonight's South
Coast Tournament finals
with a 50-45 OT victory.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Piiot
IRVINE -When Juruor guard
Desuee Talley transferred to
Newport Harbor High from
Phoenix, Sailors girls basketball
coach Bob Dukus figured she was
good for one three-pointer each
game
MThat's what her dad said, but
she really hasn't stepped forward
offensively until now,• Dukus
said. •Suddenly, with the game
on the hne. she does it.•
Talley canned a bench--erupt-
ing three-pomter with 0:29 left m
the overtime period Fnday rught,
as Newport Harbor upset CapIS-
trano Valley, 50-45, in the senuf1-
nals of the South Coast Tourna-
ment
Capo Valley (2-1 ), ranked m
the Orange County preseason
Top-10 poll. had a couple of good
looks at the basket m the w~g
seconds, but came up short eAch
time, then was forced to foul. as
the Sailors (3-0) sank 3 of 4 free
throws m the final 12 seconds to
ice tt.
t<lewport Harbor will play Uru-
veTSlty High tonight at 7:30 in the
chdmp1onslup final.
Capo Valley's Jenny Jenning ,
a transfer who played for the
Sailors last season, scored early in
overllme to give the Cougars a
45-43 lead, but Capo Valley
rrussed on its next seven field-
goal attempts.
·At the end, it looked like (ttie
Cougars) were going to get som
points, then we got some
rebounds (10 in overtime), and
the shot by Talley," Dukus said.
Talley was mobbed by h r
teammates following her clutch
three-pointer, but the celebration
was tainted, because Coll en
Eadie, Harbor's starting foiwAJ'd,
suffered a spramed right ankle
dunng the joviality.
•Someone stepped on my foot
and I fell the oppos1te way,• sad
Eadie, who finished with seven
rebounds and three assists, and lS
not expected to play tonight.
The Tars had pulled to withtli
45-H, when point guard Andtel
Verhulst made a h throw With
2.58 left m OT. Newport mined
i first SlX sho trom the floor ID
the extra perlod, until ~
cam up larg •
"It was open, o I 1ust tool(~
said Talley. who drained bet
maugurat thr -pointer ol UW
ason in th S&llon' tbbtl
attempt from the field of tha~ _ on, thanks to a pair ol
51ve boards by 6-foot center
Cla)'ton.
Nt wport Har\lOr, led by
hullt'I l 2 points (8 °' 11 .....
lin ) and ll'\'8ll rftoaam.
Clayt0n'1 U poln1I Ud
boudl, fell Mhlncl ID t.
quartet, 23·16, WblD
~·..c-.:i-~ ......
half e..,ow..,.-~
anm•'a Clll!I•• ... ,_ .. --· Dllr ... .._
CORONA DEL MAR-With 6-foot ...
senior Darren MacDo~d, jU&l out
from football oolstering the front line,
the Corona del Mar High boys basket-
ball team rolled to a 28-17 halftime lead
and held on for a 51-C2 nonleague tri-
t wnpb over visiting Pacifica Friday
Jligbt. •
MAcDonald, with just three practices
und r his belt. scored 11 points and
• had a teem-high eight rebounds in a
startmg ri>1e tor the Sea Kings, who~
received ts and 14 points, respectively, trom foIWards Adam Klinke and Brian
Coleman.
•Our plan going in was to get tbe
ball inside and that's what we did,•
said CdM Coach Paul Orris, whose
squad improved to 3-2.
"It was the tint ti.me we've gone
against a team that played thls much
zone, so I thought we did a pretty good
job.·
Orris also praised his team's defen-
sive intensity, particularly, with the
g~e·s slower tempo.
CdM frontcourt perlormers Charlie
Peyton and Corey Gorily came off the
bench to score four points apiece, while
football standout Josh Walz shared
time at point guard with starter Nick
Friend.
CASEY LUJ(S(H I DAll.Y PILOT
Josh Walz of CdM drives the lane past Paclflca's Ryan
Caraveo; at right. Corona.'1 Nick Friend falls to his knees
attempting to steal the ball from Padfica's Jett Davidson. ,. ~. ------:--__:,_;_ ____________ __,_.: _________ __J
··· .BAS K'ET B:ALL
1,,
SUMMA RIES
HIGH SotOOL BOYS Estancia 6J, ...,,..,. 48
, • Score by Quwten
Irvine 14 9 17 8 -48
'Estancia 21 20 14 8 -63
' "Irvine ·Rahimi 10, Guinn 11, Hill 8,
..,r·triU 6, Miley 6, Rivera 2, Hudson 3,
.~2.
3-polnten -Guinn 3, Hill 2.
Technicals -Coach Keith (Irvine).
EsUnda -candllsh 11, Plock 18, Nel-
son 13, Novak 4, Casillas s. Maraya 6,
• ~Y Simpson 0, Ro Simpson 0, Jahid O,
Cotham 0, Flynn O
3·polnten -Plock 4, Nelson 1.
.. ' .. ' ..J
; _ .Corvna del Mllr 51, Padfica 42
Score by Quatten
P~fka 7 10 11 14 -42
~ 'orona del Mar 13 15 11 12 -51
--Padfka · Davidson 1, Aimes S, car-
-ave<> 11, Swan 6, Wallace 4, Woods 2.
Peters 7, Fisher 6
,3-polnter • Swan 2, Cara~ 1 ,
Aimes 1
CdM -Walz 1, f'eyton 4, Keane 2.
Coleman 14, Gorrty 4, l(llnke 15, Mac-
Donald 11, Friend 0, Evans 0.
Q
c:ost. Mesa 48. W...ttman J9 ' Score by Quwt.n
Workman 8 8 14 9 -39 Costa Mesa 12 16 7 13 . 48
WottunM -Yem 2, Esperepee 7.
H<llem 16, Ochala 9, Eli S, Cantero o.
3-pointers · Ochala 3, Halem.
Fouled out -Yem.
Costa Mesa Montoya 23, Ogo 5,
Yori( 2. Payne 2, Correa 2, Leahy 14.
3-pointen -Montoya 4, Ogo.
0
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Newport H.t»or 50
" Cilf»lsb •.a Val~ '5 (ot) • Score by hriOcll
capo 12 11 10 10 2 -45
~ 9 13 14 7 7 -50
C...,o Valley -Jennings 19, Andef'soo
5, Combs 9, Christensen 2. Kissel 10.
3 J>C?inters • Jennings 1, Combs 1.
Fooled out -Combs.
Newport tWt:.or -Badorett 6, Eadie
3, Verhulst 12, Clayton 11, Talley 9,
Alford 7, Klytu 2, Diaz 0, Dunne o,
Paul 0, it.llano 0
3 pointers -Alford 1, Talley 1.
Q
Corvna del M.-47, C,.,yon 41
Sc:ore by Qu--.
' Corona def Mar 10 14 18 S • 47
Ca~ 12 9 10 10 • 41
• Warmington 10, Albano 2.,
ford 5, Simon 4, Gardner 25, Anderson
0, Hawley 1.
3-polnten • W.tnnlngton 1.
Fouled Out -Simon.
CMyon · Rose 2.. O'Neill 6, Fulbright
12. Hiflon 4, Seaman 6, L.udw\g 3,
Mohltaml 8.
Fouled Out O'Nelll, Rose.
a
emta ,_. 51-.. .., Alliia .... 17
~ncho ~ltos 4 9 2 2 • 17
I Costa Mesa 9 11 18 13 • S1
i ~~-Oao2,Doa.n2.
1 LotA 2. Lopez 5, Ramirez 2. Nlumau I 2'c.on. Meile • Grover 4, Chapin 4,
1 ~ 6, Collett 8, Watanabe 4, Gron-
1 dahl 6, Grogan 5, Anderson 14. I I 0
I CGMMUNITY COi.UGi MIN
I Or•• eo.t 12. II Camlfto 72 I 11 c.ifMtO Outt.r 6, Sholes 13,
Moore 18, Muny.r 11, SMfton 8,
t Nv".00 2, Ufandu 5, llllch 9.
1 , 3-Polnten~ Outler 2, Moore 2. Sholes
l' 1, Rkh 1. °*• CWt -Cla'tis 22, Fr.calosy 1, AmbtoM 23, Wilcox 0, Downs 7,
:AWl09 2. Mitchell 11. M<Ck.wlg 3, Park-
.., J, :t-poWrt«s· Curtis 4, AmbrOM 1,
MCOun9 1. HatNme: M-aM.
" P < > 1 1 1< .i 1 1 1 :'\ < , ~ r " P <> H 1 < , If { 1 " 11 < )( > " ....
briefly
Newport Harbor's Wilson commits to William & Mary
Harr:~g~T s:c~b :a~= GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
standout Laura Wilson has verbally committed to accept a full scholar-
~hip fro~ the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Va., accord-
ing to Sailors Coach Dan Glenn.
'A 5-foot-11 middle blocker, Wilson earned second-team All-Sea
View League .hono~. this fall, h~~ping ~e ~ors advance to the CIF
Southern Section D1V1Sion I e.m.ilinals, including a stunning five-game
quarterfiMl upset over nationally top-ranked Huntington Beach
WU.Son won the Sea View League shot put as a junior last spring and
was second m the discm. She finished third in Division n at the section
shot put finals and also played three year5 of basketball.
Bidding for valedictorian honol"!ll at Newport, Wilson has plans to
become a doctor.
• By Barry Faulkner
~-Newport riders compete at fairgrounds
COSTA MESA -Riders from Corona del w:n uBSTJllAN
Mar and Newport HerbOr high schools Will oo ~.
among those competing Sunday at the Interscholastic Equ ttian
League·~ third show Of the on at tho Orange County FaugroundS.
CdM1 Brin Claire and Andr a Mullinax competed in the varsity
divillori at the mid-October JEL how, while Kara English, Julia W ks
and Launa Alg ar represented th Kings on the lower levels.
Newport'• conbng nt fig to consist of Emily Brernn y, Lauro
St18hl, Crystal Bridgeman ~d BiAJ'lca Mollicone.
Costa Mesa searching for a vanity tennis ooaclt
COSTA MESA ... Cotta Meaa High SChool
ii Hardllng for a vanity boys tennil C06Ch
1bole lntereMd in wallr.-on polltion 1hoWd contact Athlettc Director
Jcry "°1' 5545 .. :ue1. J
Curtis, Mitchell pace Pirates to 89-72 victory
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's JC BA men's basketbAU team, sparked by season-SKETBALL
high outputs from Duane Curtis (22) and Draper Mitchell (18), the lat-
ter. ~om off the bench. rolled to an 82-12 nonconterence victory pver
visiting El Camino Friday night, the losers dropping to 1-8 on the sea-
on.
It was 34-all at halftime before the PirZltes broke loose to post their
fourth victory in 10 starts.
Sailors take 6fth place at In1ne Tournament
IRVINE -A drained Newport HarbOr team, who
shuttled duectly from its 4-2 upset w1ri over Foun-
tain Valley earlier in the afternoon, slipped past Missf.On Viejo on
penalty ki~ks, 4-3, to take tilth place in tho Irvine Tournament Friday.
. The Sailors (5·0-1) battled the Diablos to a corelea tie an regula-
tion, before Brandon Brown. Ryan Yurada, Tobm Junowich and Jun
Pcrk.i111 eaCh conv rted penalty kicks for the wm.
Jak Opp suffered what could be a disloc~ted shoulder for the Tln.
SAILORS
CONTINUED FROM 81
hullt'• basket amt subsequent
fr darow with J :48 on the clock.
The Sallon lj>W1ed m the third
quarter, taking a 3'·29 lead, as
BnteDDa BIMloreJt 110 rebounds)
hit a J r tft the key, Talley
scored on a put~c.k: and Verhulst
added a laytn with an assist by
Bador k, oapplng a 7-2 run
They led 36-33 after three
j>erlodl, but Eadie picked up her
lourth foul with 0:22 to go ln the
thltd. She didn't return until 2~59
WU left ln reGuJatlon.
VetbW.t aflo p Into foUl ttou-
ble, pic:ldng up 1WW fOUfth with
CcJMshoots
for consolation
crown after r
47-41 triumph
• Corona del Mar forced
to hang on at the end in
order to nail down victory
over feisty Canyon five .
By Ric.hard Dunn, Daily Piiot
IRVINE -Victory seemed
inevitable for Corona del Mar
High's Sea Kings early in the
fourth quarter Friday against
Canyon.
Or at least that's what they
thought. ·
Coach Garth Flint's Sea Kings
leading by 13 points in the final
quarter, needed the clock in their
favor down the stretch to hold off
the Comanches, 47-41, in the
South Coast Girls Basketball
Cassie at University High.
CdM (4-t) will play The Bish-
op's of La Jolla today at 4 p.m m
the consolation title game.
Jennifer Gardner, CdM'~ 6· l
senior center, dominated against
Canyon (2·2}, scoring 25 pomb ,
grabbing 13 reboun9s, and
adding a pair of blocked shots
It was Gardner's basket to
open the fourth
quarter that
gave CdM a
44-31 lead, it's
biggest of the
game.
But CdM
didn't score
another field
goal. ln fact, it
didn't score
again until Doris Hawley Gardner
sank a free
throw with 0:46 left in the game
and the Sea Kings leading, 44-39
With Corona del Mar ahead
45-41, Canyon's Meghan O'Neill
missed two free throws with 0· 15
remaining.
CdM's Lindsay Wanrungton
rebounded and was fouled two
seconds later, draining both free
throws to ice the win -·we bad a cha.nee to reany get
it over with and we didn't,• Flint
said. •we didn't play well in the
second half, after getting the
momentum. I don't know if we
thought we were going to win
and lost our composure or what."
CdM went ahead in the sec·
ond quarter, outscoring Canyon
14-9, for a 24-21 halftime lead.
The Sea Kings shot 7 of 13 from
the floor in the third quarter,
when they slowly pulled away,
building a lead as big as 40-29
when Warmington netted a
three-pointer with 1:19 on the
clock.
Warmington finished with 1 O
points, seven assists and five
rebounds. Hawley had six
boards.
" \ . Mus~ngs
trample
Vaqueros
IRVINE -Costa Mesa ~gb's
girls basketball team got back on
the winning
track Friday
afternoon, big
time, as the
Mustangs put
on a 36--4 run
to dismantle
the Rancho
Alamitos
Vaqueros, 51-
17, in a conso-
lation game at
the Wood-
bridge Invita-
tional.
CMcb Len Whitacre finally
found some positive aspects to his
team's game lifter three straight
losses to highly-regarded t~. as
a defensive combination of Mar-
gATet Grover, Carl Howse,
Chanel A.Ddenon, Julie Collett
and Cbrl.st:ina Watanabe took the
Vaqueros apart .
Andenon led all scorers with
1.C, and had 10 boards as wen as
Mesa improved to 2-. oyerall .
COACH
CONTINUED FROM 81
gone.
ClullWW.
Newport-0
I thlnlr. Dick Pr.....,. should be
hired as a football coach at Corona
de! Mat High School
TedWIWAao
• I'm supporting Dick Freeman u
bead' vanity coach. We've got to
have him in the community and at
school ' .
Muy Jane Heme
0
1b1s '5 regarding tbe matter of
the coach at CdM High School. The
administration has shown a lack of
_ appreciation for anybody that
works for them and instead of
rewarding um man with a job, they
hang hllQ out tQ dry.
This is typical of the administra-
tors at CdM High School.
0
DoJores ROU
CottaMua
I think it would be a cotton
. pidtin' crime U they do not give
him a crack at bead coach if the
man wants it. Outside of that f
would have to be awful PO'd about
tt because the man eameei it.
OutSide of that, I'd also like to
throw in one little hel~ hand for
Coach Paul Orris. He's a pretty
good man, too.
WUliam Delane
0
I would love to see Dick given
an opportunity to take the team
and run with it this next year. He
did a great job filling in.
Bob Md:lellan
0
• I would like to inform you that
the CdM Touchdown Qub over-
wbehningly supports the appoint-
ment of Dick Freeman as Head
Coach.
M the 1995 lteasmer of the
* Touchdown Club, t have worked
• closely with Coach Freeman and
• believe that he is an outstanding
• individual,
~-As interim Head Coach, be dealt
effectively with several complei:
penonal and football situations ...
more then most coaches will ever
have to face. His positive leader-
ship and ability to communicate
and motivate bis pl4yen and assis-
tant coaches was inspirational.
We also have confidence that
Or. Martin and hi& staff are acting
on behalf of the best interests of the
school, the pla.yen and the parents
as they consider their decision.
Steven V. ltlccabona a
• I pl4yed football at Corona del
Mar High School. 1 am a senior now
and my ti.me bu passed.
J have bad the opportunity to
work under many coaches and can
honestly say that this past year at
Corona deJ Mar bas been one of
the best experiences I have had.
Coach Freeman bad a great deal to
do with that.
J want il to be known that he
was there to guide me, not only in
football, but al.lo for any personal
problems that came up.
He has earned the love and
respect from mysell and my team-
mates. Coach Freeman stepped in
when we most needed him. In my
opinion, Coach Freeman turned
our football program eround.
Ryan Nebon. 'IHI
0
. • I want to take lhis opportunity
to make it clear to Corona del Mar's
administration· tho.t letting Coach
Dick. Freeman slip away would be
the biggest mistake they could ever
make. He was named Coach of the
Year for a reason.
I respect few as much as 1
respect Coach Freeman; both as a
coocb and u a person. I know that
anyone else who has played for
him, or coached with him. feels the
way 1 do.
f retuse to write the word •tnter~
im• in front of Coach Freeman'•
name, because he has· been our
Head Coach from the day he
• stepped forward. •
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1!195
Slammers 13-1
for the seaspn . '
IJ
' lbe Slammers under-12 soccer team.'
trom Orange Coast United. completed en 1
undefeated Silver League season with two 1
victories Saturdoy. :
The Slammers powed it on in a 6-0·win •
over the Upland Celtic and then capped 1
the S('U()n with a 3-0 victory ewer the •
JUSA Patriots. • ' :
The Celtic game was unusual in that
both goalies, James Towers and Kyle ,
Sapak, each scored goals. •
-Towers, playi.D.g forward for the first
lime, headed in a blistering shot by l\'tOn •
Wahl that had bounded back off the cross-,
bar. Sa.pak scored on a second-half penal-
ty ldck.
The Slammers finished the regular sea-.
son with a 13-1 record, outscoring oppo-
nents 52-9. Ryan Wolfe, Kevin Campos
and Aldo Bautista were the season's lead-,
ing scorers .
Slammers under-12 Jiuad had a standout seilson. Back row, from left. KYie Dixon, Kyle Sapak, Kevin Campos, Jake
Steelman, Andy Almquist, Tyson Wahl, Coach Ziad Khoury. Kneeling, from left, Aldo Bautista, Spencer MacDonald,
Brett Luchesi, Josh Cornett. Tyler Thornton, David Peel, Ryan Wolle, James Towers.
The Slammers also won three touma-;
ments and na.r;rowly miised winning a •
fourth, Tbank.Sgiving weekend, before :
falling 2-0 to the state champion Irvine •
Strtkers in the title game of the Irvine Soc-:
cer aub Harvest Cup.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
,,-,
Newport Mesa NJB season goes into full swing
A number of local teams were in action
this past. week as the Newport Mesa
National Junior Basketball season got into
full-swing. Here's a recap:
Bulls 59, Spun .(1
The Bulls dominated the Spurs with
Chad Gorden leading the way with 18
points. Shawn Biggio added 12 and Jeff
Cheek, nine. All Net Division
8th grade boys
Jago.an 65, Santa Ana Eagle• 58
The Knlcks St, Sonics 49.
Dustin Belingworth scored 19 points to
lead the Jaguars to victory over the Santa
Ana Eagles.
Steve McCarthy had 17 points and 15
rebounds. Mike Campbell also bad a dou-
ble-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds.
Arya Hawkins had nine points and four
steals and Robert Balores and Gahardt
Coatsi, bad five and six rebounds, respec-
tively.
•The team won by their defense and
balanced attack,• according to Coach Sel-
win Mansell
6th grade boys Dlvtston II
Yorba :ynaa Bruins so. Lakers 45
The Lakers jwnped out to a 29-21 half·
time lead, but couldn't hold as the Bruins
battled back for the win.
Slh & 6th grade boys
Ttallblazen 52, Heat Sl
Greg Perrine canned two free th.rows
with :03 left on the clock to lift the ll-ail-
blazers over the H~at. David Conte finished. with 14 P..Oints and
Joe Foley hAd.10 to lead the Lakers. The Blazers led by 15 at the half, but the
Heat battled back to take the lead with DJvltlon I
7th a. 8th grade )>oys
All-Star Grune
set for Sunday
at El Toro High
•Costa Mesa's Grayeli,
Hylton, Dandy, Newport's
Richardson, Peetz earn
South All-Star berths.
LAKE FOREST -Costa Mesa
High senior Robert Grayeli, the
CIF Southern Section Division U
Co-Player of the Year, tops a list
of five Newport-Mesa District
standouts representing the South
in the annual Orange County All-
Star water polo game, Sunday at
1 p.m. at El Toro High.
Grayeli will be joined by Mesa
teammates Sean Hylton and
Ryan Dandy, as well as l'lewport
Harbor stars Chris ~Cbardson
and Mike Peetz on the 15-player
roster, chosen from 28 who tried
out for Rebel co-coaches Brian
Kreutzkamp {Costa Mesa) and
John Wright (Marina).
Hylton shared Pad.fie Coast
League Player of the Year laurels
with Grayell and was a first-team
All-CIP selection, while Dandy
wo.s a second-team All-CIF hon-
oree for Kreutz.kamp, who
resigned after two seasons at the
MUSW>gs' helm Thursday.
Richardson, a first-team All-
ClF Division J choice, and Peetz a
second-team All-CIF designee,
helped lead CO.ch Bill Barnett's
Sailon to the CIF quarterfinals.
-By Barry Faull<n er
),()()left. •
SATURDAY ...............
College men -SOUtMm California
College at ~Jose Christian, 7:30 p.m.
Community toO~ women -San
Diego Mesa •t Or•nge Coast, 7 p.m.
High school boys -Costa Mesa/Costa
Mesa Downtown Tournament at Costa
M@SB High; 7th plKe, 3 p.m.; 5th place,
4:30 p.m.; 3rd place, 6 p.m.;
championship, 7:30 p.m.; Newport
Harbor at TerMK..11 Valley, 7 p.m.
(non league)
High sc:hool girls · Costa Mesa at
Cypreu Tournament, V'S. Beverly Hills,
4:30 p.m.
• SOCCEll
High. IChool boys • Newport Harbor
at lrVine Tourmiment.
High sc:hool girts -Corona del Mar at
Irvine Tournament, 1 p.m., tonsolatlon
d\ampM>nsh\p, at Irvine High
• WllES'IUNG
High KhocM -Estancia at Anaheim
10-way Tournament, 10 a.m.
SUNDAY
• WATER POLO
High school -Orange County
All·Star Game at El Toro Hloh. 1 p .m.
Evan Cooper started the winning play
with a rebound on the defensive boards
and then swept the outlet pass to Perrine
on a fastbreak. Perrine was fouled in the
act of shooting and pwnped in his game-
winning free th.rows.
Magtc .(3, Jazz 26.
Lou Castillo had 14 points and seyen
rebounds and Robert Ch4l 12 points and 15
rebounds for the Magic.
Girls
Rockets 43, Santa Ana 7
Sharon Day and l..avita Caseo each had
13 points to lead the Rockets over the San-
ta Ana Hot Sisters.
The defense was outstanding, led by
,.Day, Evita Castillo and Linda Salazar.
Carrie Hawkins and Monica Martinez
added some strong rebounding.
Division ID
3rd & 4th grade boys
1\"allblazers 29, SonJcs 27
Aaron Fitzhugh scored 12 points,
<I>
including three th.ree-poioten in a row, to
lead the Trailblazers over the Sonics.
Brett Perrine scored nine .points, an<t_
Tom Yorko added seven for the Blazers.
Jordan Salinger and Jason Patida scored
key baskets and Daniel Cooper did a great
job on the boards.
Hornets 39, Lakers 27
Jacob Matriana who led all scorers with
24 points to help the Hornets to a victoi!y .. ,
Brandon Romero lead the team with
some nice assists and some fine dribbltnQ.
Kevin Leguizamo led the teem in rebound-
ing.
Bulls 37, Rockets 6
Michael Flanders had nine•potnts and
Taylor Young added eight to lead the Rcick:-
ets. _.,.
Knlcks 40, Magic 24
Patrick Joyce scored 17 points and Alex
Orth and Kevin Joyce added the court
leadership a.s the Knicks' posted en easy
win. •
•
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.• 1019) an ••Isling 11ng11 Maiy Bus1et, •228 Overstocked wllh llemenl balwe•n Own11 N•m• ltate~nl -1am11y iot Ind t porlici:n ol Miry Busl.,, •229 sluft? lfld obHgalod patty. The lollowlrog pertoot.,.
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two parcel• lor tlngl• lam-Tim l.9onard, •247 Classlfled S.ach-COsll M"a Ody H1art to Hoert Productk>ot
fly r•slOeollsl deveiopm.nl Nsnnell• Pik1, •306 wlll help Pltot Ooc:omber 2, 9, 1995. bJ Glt1bal Yld.o Pt~
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® COSTA MESA 1024l•H·o·u·s·E·s·,--•lcosTAMESA 2124 NEwPoRT NEWPORT CORONA NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT
-BEACH 2169 BEACH 2169 DEL l\IAR 2622 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669
-M• .. V•rd• 5Br 2~e1 CONDOS a •au t 11u1 M•d I t•r··I •-::::::::::::::~=· ll~::!~~~=~~·l~~!!i~¥.~-.~~l~ii!'~~:-!:;;;.iii;i~j&i~i:ii~~~~ii;ii jo~~i!!~~~~~ f11mlty hm n.M park•. FOR RENT rane•n Slld, 2~8a j LndKpd yds, (l&j roof/pnl 11ome. G•led 011 CM & 19R Upper RHf Unit •THE 8LUFFI• 1· 2811 1ASA w/ Vl.w 1 X.I 11 Btdroom *18R 1828• 2 MAITER BR, 28A ~~~"~ lnlout. ey tlWlV !5'-8133 NB bord•r. 2-cer gar. gereg•, wtk to bch, aty, llfld unit, quiet loc $1195/mo. utll• Incl. a. ~"fi'k.1n clout 1725 :ZBR 28A 1725/Up Apt. Ad uul pd. se50I
1 ~d 11075/ A $750/mo+••o dep. 3Br, 28•, •~· 12/15 Av\ 12/15. Call 2:22· p us ,.,..838 Retrlg I. dlshwesh•r mo. N•er ..,....,,,..,..5 ......... ......,...,... Xlnt •-1 u•luel yr""' mo. gt 220•• 3510 s1. 01• s .., 60 00 pa ..... 1 , ·-·o ·-··~· -• " GENERAL 873-37770f3:12·1.400. "" 1850Agt94 5 67711M·FM1orepp1. nc . ""'~ pool. No Fwy•.759-11128
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........... ...., bar~ 111 1149,900. 18& plu• den. FP, BluHe Town•hoM•• l•••••••••I $1•50 41 3+2-Upper, Call CI•• elCl•di--"=""=-:;:::;::.::::,:._I through ctanlflod • ....... .. .., .,_llC, P• ok T•nor• Agt _ patlO. Peta ok. Only •2
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4111,11.,.4 111 .. ._,1 Ontv S4to900 / 18d 1ea, lrp1¢. pool. IOOldng for quallned 308\.t Coral, 11000/ COST" MllSA 262,
' ........ TEAM81 c.11 · N0:1 IS~~A Pet• Ok. Only IH3. meMQ•• to llvti Jn mo. 310.2734300 n " f. J 0 ,•~ --.1::.: 1;,P~o~t~rl~olt~T~•~n~o~r~•~""~''.l:~-:w:.::.; .. .;2~1~0~6:1·~"'~'~'00~ .. t"r:'~3~5~, ~~~I thffe ptop.rtles, For•l _________ j!•'!"!~~~---·11 ••,...,,'j,16/ f 5 , 111 M 7 90-8708 Hom. t;, t-kOikl.,. lurlh., Info contact I 2 .,. i U la""4f'Y v.:=r:: 48d asa, fp, gu, tnca Eltnboth « M .. ltM JALBQA hk-t1p•. g.,., 2:Mt
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2 .. ~2f, .... ~~oeo~.~r;~~n~~NUISVtA~~---·2iieiiOll7,/..,~H=~~-~~-~~.,~·=·~/j 1111 IC .. ,.._ plan, 28ft, Den, 28A. & Charming .4Br hm wt 11300. Call Hl•0141S. Hhlfli V11W HOM•I (3t0) 931·'7970
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!8dm'I ~CJOaUI. Ch•tmlno fuul'd I + 1 mo. 841-1481
........ CLOllO 7 drll " bay. r.nl COIONA &1000 ~In • .,.,. '°pvt bc:l'I JIHO , •••• a.t ···~
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PVUm1U I014 1V, ILICTIORICS. 2&89 BUSINUS • lDSONALS . 55JO snuo to80 ~~;;~!!!!!!ii~!I PINA.NC! . ........... dHlgner ·------·11
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AIMl. -.n. ~· Up-l'EllSOKALS 1 lhrt/Wk. Thur4un new. OOfgeoua end Ya ....... lttreo ... Yr ...... No pet. BUSINESS 11am-7pm. up to 111/ tabte. all oia... \4" t A 11~ • .t002 River hr. s.tt .. tarter, Pf'Of. thick'. 640.5324 S)'9 em wHome 1~53. • OPPORTUNITY DATING? SHY? appear .. good J*>Ple --__;-------~ =: "=~·.:~g:
ON8 8.0ROOM 2904 For a fun time call •klU... Hunt 8ch/Foun. ---------.. •P••k•r• S400. nr f'•h ..... lnet c.at· "°11·592-S90-035. Vall•r loc. flax re•: Bl k "'·"·h 574-4255 or home Port.~Jf:~U~:/mo * SNACK ROUTI! * 33~ per minute, 19~ caro (415) 390-1285. T w • ~d .~ u at 5®-1129
954_.. FOR SALE • Dlatrlbute ••letllll•rk•tlne cleaned! 1200 574. ' S~lou• 1 Br w/lon, the hotteat anack Item HOT CONNECTIONS Executlvea. Computet 4255 or at home
nytt, 2 patio•, walk·ln In the U.S.A. Proven 1.S00.4604U8 literate. f'/l.X reaume: ~1129 clat. End unn ov.ttooka SS$ Maker. Call Nowt 71 '•280·1180 Attn: "::=:====::;:::::: GARAGE SAL'l!S pool. 11390. $75-8003 1 ·800·348-e2eo Ellubeth. Or call _ c.
280-8080 t.adl•• Omega Con· I'll•••••••• 1 •-• .... 28R, oc.e•n $Payphonea•Local YMENT · t n lion tch ata•-~''
;l.w. 2 balconl .. , Situ$ LOWHt PrlCH EMP10 T .. ctM,. Now hiring ~.:.:,8K W:,1d.' oo1d1---------
• W/D·hks>s, 1·car gar, $ 2 K IW k I y Pot' I for January • Pr• face w/1/2 gold bar• BALBOA
51160 egent 831-11097 80().80().3470 24 Hra. school teacher to on braclllt & d1L t>ezal. ISY •llrft
coteacti, prlv School a..n.nu 6106 very Lru 2Br 2Ba, Medical Biiiing F/M ~ ... PLo-~•-uct campue/lrvlne, S3K •ac S800 "°'2963 '"iiiiil••iiiiiiiiiiiiii 1Ja; balcony, mlcrowave, 100,000 + F(T .10a1 1 uu;.n' PT afternoons ~ FT. Solld pine atmo1r9/entar t•
,..... frplc. Huge muter Brl • 45,000 t Pff 5530 l(Jnt wkg. cond., ben-centr, new SUJOO, HC
$1320. 675·8003 ema, min. 12 unit• $450. Blue L..>ahap•
1 Da1 only, Sat, Dec.
9, t·S. Snowboard
stuff, Jacket1, com·
puter atutt, golf 11uff,
booka, china & more.
Join I 27 Jtlr Ofd CO"" $35,000/Vr ECE raq. ~30 sofa w/occ chalr A
pany. Home but com. potential. ~~~ ~;~,~~t;;~~·:..o.~ .. puter bulintSI. Ont on books. Toll Free (1) EMPLOYMENT
tr inl N ...... ..i 800-898·9778 ext. A· VICES 5533 -------Ont I ng. o 1.o~ .. ,ng 1381 tor d•talls. SER MERCHANDISE
212 Agate {alley) MISCELLANEOUS
• RENTALS HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE
NoshousELLitNfttlGRE,Q'D $40,000/Yr Income -·-MISC. 6015
Pot• n ti• t • Hom• Pl•... be aware that iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiii~ 2706 1-800.297·2878 txtte2 Typists/PC UHra. Toll the Usttngs In thl• cat· XMAS TREES 8-9'. 15
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PAYPHONE ROUTl!S eFxrHT)361) 1~~9g7:.8 egory ~y require you gal $40. Herb1, Junipers
&PAT108ALE
Anllque9 & cralts, etc.
Sat, 12/9. 9am, 106
Marine Ave. (1 block
past nre atatlon)
•NB 1/2 Blk to beach. Local SltH·for sale, to call a 900 number s1. 8' King/On palma•---------
Prof, non/smk, kit priv. 52,000/wk potential. Admln. Aaatat. For rest In which ~r• Is a $20. CltN.avocado (trurt· CORONA
Gar. W/d $400/mo. 800-208-5300, 24 hrs. paced HR firm. Mus chargs psr minute. Ing) 510. Cement foun. DEL MAR No/pets 714·646-5678 .....;..;..;;._..;....;_.;...;...._..;....._ 111ns $'10, bird baths V E N D I N Q • L 0 c a I know Word perfect & Proj111lonal1, MM119.,1 S20. eog...e74•9422 liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
6122
Accounts with over 25 MS Word; ,•trong Executive• 3 FamUy Oar Sei. Dec
machlnes•Buy all or comm. aklll1; multlple MOVING Almost new: 9. aam-2• Great Items,
2718 part•SQ0.8l8-090S taaks & busy phones. RELOCATE TO pun-out couch, bdrm a few antiques. 4515
Growth opportunity & Ht w/On matt & box, ·Hampden Ad . In ------
~ IJAGUNA BEACH _,. MOTORINN
l(itd!Cnettes • Ocean Vu
PYt Bell • Pool • HBO • Mui
.. Coffee Scrv •Daily Sl8+
ly $17S+. Monlhly Avail
~14-494-5924
-"5 Notdil COMt 8
RENTALS TO
' SHARE 2724
"IT'S SO GOOD" 11 was competitive pay. LAS VEGAS! retr'lg. Coffee table, cameo Shores, CdM. on NII TVI 600% Profit. 8:30-5:00 M·F. Please kitchen table, parrot t-;.,,;__..;..... __ _,.. __
SlOK Min. lmmed $$. call Kathy at 433-0100 Three top reaaons cage, plants, Iota Hug• O•r•g• S•I•
8()().818·3319 "Or tax r••· to 549-1838 why Money Maguln• more. 717•7713 Fur11 & great stulfl
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY
2908
CASTING·MOVIE EXTRAS
Production trainees.
Major studio:
714•533·5018
Chef
urgently needed at
VIP Balboa. We ape·
clallze In prime rib,
ateak & aaatood.
Exper'd In prep. of
brunch, lunch & din·
ner. Rellablel Sat.
neg. Call for Peter
673-9368 1 1 am·2pm.
rated Laa Vegu tfl9 In----~--=---Sat 8·12 noon. 704
Its "Belt Cltlu to Uve Sowlnn Exerclaer Avocado off PCH
11n 1995" luu•. and Bike Modal XR-7.
why 5 200 people are Spedomater & timer. _C_O_S_T_A-,-.r-rA_6_1_2_4
relocating to La• 5150. 760-0520 nu;..;J
Vagas each~onth.
1 )Job growth rate
topped 8%, bast In
the hatlon.
2)Major companies
expanding their
local operation•.
3)Low cost of living
and high quality of
life.
Let the nations largest
*LAROE* YARD SALE
Sat.Qnlyl Sam
M•c Cl/Upgrd 040 Clothing, furniture,
Card 8/125+aottware. bird cage. Etc ....
Uke nu $600 obo 873-3484 287 E. 23rd St.
COMPUTERS 6018
Mac +, complete. B a by items, t oys.
WQrd, music, & gr11ph· clothes. No Junk! Twn
lcs-, games. $195. Mac beds & frames, misc.
SE $295 362·3314 SAT 8-4, 2738 Cibola
and fastest growing --",.-~-D----
career marketing nrm W """ ',1;
oaslst you In retocat· TO BUY
CLOSING UP
FOR Tf\E WINTER
Reslcjlnfs ot Monti·
cello will be ~onduct·
Ing a community 1ng to beautiful Ula iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Veg•al
6019
Chlld Car• As•t Frr
In daycare hm In NB. , 1 Blk frm Bav Vtfw Enorgohc, dopendable
frm bale •• Shr lrg 3BR person. 263-1529 ALLEN AND -.·
ASSOCIATES
Want•d: ohlld'•
. wo.,den pl•yhouse
Call 760..0t59.I v
-clean-out before Xmas
Garage Salo. Monti·
cello, Falr & Fairview,
Sun, Oeo. 10, 7-~
FREE ·tO YOU 6022'
hse, fp. n/amk pnv Ba lt~!!!~~!!!!!?JE!!l:•JI CLERICAL Full Office W/tUb $800 873-8019 Exp, Good W/Phono.
B•I Pen 3br 2ba. ••••••••• Reliable, Efficient. Call 1·800.JOBS-234 Steps to bch, park & Growth co. prr 28 hrs or 702·792·8200. •
shops. kld1/pet ok. ANNOUNCEMENTS 97e-1150 F.x resume to Al••k•n M•l•mute
Ou1et Neighborhood •------.,.-~-".'"'-: 702-792·8~02 Male. FbUr years old
Wto. $600723-4981 Couoter Help W•nted Looking 4 good
8•1 Pen Fum room FT/PT, reltable, good Flamingo ·hOme. 373-0771.
CREATORS OELITE
Haftdcraft.d Clft1
This Weekend Only!
.10CMJ OFF! Xlra 5% Wr'ad
We Do X-mas Wrappiogl
Bes1 Prices In Town• ·7'f~'7.22.a041 ANNOONCEMENTr . people akllls. Apply at Executive Park ... 1 avall In brand now 3Br J E. Coast Bagols 474 1050 E Flamtngo Ad Qo/IFd•n ....... tr •evere.V
• 2Qa. Frplc, w/d. $450/ 2920 E h St CM surte 111240 M 7.., Y"· eau I!::====:===:;=;====
mo. Hurry! 828-1822 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;:~·ii1iiii7iiit :u;-,:.:--;;:.rui'Wiii Las Vegas, NV 89119 healthy both grt kids! Qarage S•I• Sa1
I Penn Pt. HH. GOURMET COOK/Lt , Ted758.Q388 848-0119" Only 8-4 pm, Furnl· Aval! nowt Nr wedge. HOST FAMILY OR hou1ekoeplng, exp"d, Offices Nationwide · • · fore. Appllancea.
Sundeck, fplc, w/d ROOM & BOARD live out, Frr. Non· Never a proldslonel JE'~RY ~r Clothes, Rugs & Misc
S425/ utl 875.4325 NEEDED amkr. Newport Beach conault1ng t.e. "~&. • r"~ 206 Susanna Place oll College-age Korean 71 ....e73-3643 , . L ll'DT 6025 n.8 nge near Del Mar software engineer on area. ui1 nn ~
Slmple '° 9ulldl
Animal
Banks
OlrMme18.a ..
bl end ""f to mM•.
ThlM ~ bwilcs
inMa gr'Ml glfb end all
VW'f ....... Craft Showe.
You Qn buy Just one
dlllgnorbuy ten
dlltlrlnt daalgna. Ead'I
plan 1et lncludel FUU.
SIZ! peftlnlS.
Plan I 351 (1 Benk). $3.115
I 350 (tO BanU) •. SU$
Md s 1 00 b Catlloo
(ft:fudes s 18 In Couponsl
Gold CNVy Woodlrotk;
Dept 92626
1615 Wimbledon Or.,
Aubum, CA 95603
·AD!
C~ll
642-
5678
" __ _...~,,___,.,,_...,.-HOLIDAY 80UTIQUE Intern program nee .. a Houee -.helper 5-d9ya D014E$nCS 5540 '°" SAUE: J.Weta of & CHILDREN'S t'--------'="" family to atay with Prr. Eng/Spanish ok • ,.,.~ .... Faft'IOUS & CLOTHtNO ~ALIE
an 2-F•b 20. Wiii pay Live l~JOut, Pl•... ....--. Otherel Gold, d'•· Sat, Det. 9, 10-4
Daily~
"090d money. f91ea&e call Nan •t 645-1353. LIVIMN _,.,.., •
call Marla or Allure at · · tn coita Me .. 'homa . ..to mondJ, color stones. • 18"'8 Samu, MOH
714-540.2400, lnoome Potenti.i up take we of :i ·chlldten. Buyn;.11 GM>-26&1 Ver<te ·~rbr/Baker)
•Loving, Nurturing, ttoo Y1stoeunC~aoll 8518$.1034m~ $400 pt< monttl plus room John Wayne Bronze, MOVINQ SALE refrlgs.
Stable Couple: Wlah 1 " and board. :1'h• Horse Sordler \tied•, desk sofa, :SBd 3Ba. Lg rm to ... opt. Ufe In rur11t tape to leam more. ftt4) 574-4243 • Z'151 A"-prd. SS.500 ratt•n aQla, wicker town ba. W/d, fplce, ,... 1 1 ~7350 bdrm aet, lants, rage, patio. Jennifer commun ty, coun ry, OFFICE/PHONE • • obo 1 , misc. ca0'841 489 •
575 76tMSeoa wooded, home. Prom-Clerical I. dis~tch for shver fox 1u11 co•t t=u111--...,...._,.-~'r---::-::
M Charming home, le•d :uture dev~on conatructl n co . MERCHANDISE length. Pd $17,000. S"~~r&clu~':.n go:.~~~:. rg yard, W/d, gar, an ove to new m. Call 714·759·5488. aaJI $3,900. new,
Call Ellleen & Bob gor,...,.us 721•9593 ·n1hlng equip., b1 quiet atr .. t. S800 utll 1-8<>0-488-3238 P/T Retall tor upaeate •--858 W. 18th St.
included. 76().6505 card & gin ahop In 'Hlatorlo B•lbo•' .S•t. Dec·• 8 •2 ome home for X·ma• Fuhlon lal. Perm °' AN'flQUES '6010 lilhd by Kel)nedy & Mlcrow~ve, comput·
NB-Beaut hH, lg yard, LOST ar hollday. 759-7751 'Th• Swimmer' print •r•. lot• of "fniacl
by natl.JI"• park. prlv. FOUND 292S Pff W k F(T p ANTIQUE DEALER by Hockney. 531h7231 274 Knox Place
pet ok s55o pg '54• or ay WANTED to tak.. s·T-UN 8am·1""m 3404/hm 645-5540 6 12 MF no exp '"' -1• ... i:::-:=-::----::-::--:--'."-'-1 $200 Reward for r• •m· · • over quality atore, OFFICE 272 E. 20th St. ·Sid••• Fun hOu•• •· f blk nee. SB.00/hr ~comm. 7 h St CM Terms T .. tum of conten .. o 5300 "'"'""'lwk. Mark in 1 t , · fTrD""~~ ._ Get These reasur.s amen. Cl•an. resp. No briefcase atolen 11/24. .......,.,, negoti,ble. 65o-4294 \lauulUI\.._ ut Out Of My Wayl
peta. $400/mo. Incl Include• patient 'aale• .• g~~2~jducts •BUYING ITEMS• EQUIPMENT 6047 Speaker•. radial aaw, utl.+MC. 845-0820. record•, address From 1eoo-1MO 1 pc handtoola, marble
HB V. mile to beach t>ook•, houH keys. POSTAL & GOV'T Joas to entire estate. Paint· Lrg oak roll top desk alaba, clothes, t>ooks.
Rm wflg walk·ln clost. Call (71') 974-72$4 S2t/HOUR+BENEFITS Inga, china. glawar,, l250, small roll top Sun Dec 10 aam·3t>m
alldlng door• to beck (215) 245366 NO EXP WIU TRAIN furn, etc. lmmed cash. 1200, '\-drwt file cab new ou dryer, furn,
yard. "450. 983-5717 (Small dog Found 2/7. Appl+ Info 714-647·1991 top$. 173-6223 Ill msg s125, oak" bookcHe haehold Items, anti·
•LIDO Spaciou•. qu1el Whit• curly haired R•c•pt/Gen Ofo Qeorge 111 Strl• $150, oak veneer gue1, clothing, spona,
home. L.g sunny patio, male. Near 23rd & 7/H A pty ea-&p Painted Satinwood computer table s~. top. 256 Camellia Ln,
pvt entrance. Nr bch. Santa Ana. 646-6007 'eOC:O w;~:H N .B. Bdrm set. 52500 obo. whlte-wash TV stand SOrange a Santa Ana)
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30 Moors
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35 House w\ngs
37 Chlneae money
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40 Dead heat 41= :!w.at~
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write to Go'Nn Bri4fse Leu.er P.O.Boi '41,~IL~ 4'10. NB Charming cottage laland Dec 5. Ple&M • xerox Coplw & fl.dler Camera ac~ssoriH & .a " ~p. Sm yard/p~~. call a deacrlbe. ROUTE·DRNERPrr Roy~ eo~w ~~ more •• Frl·Sun 8~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~-~~~~~---~~~-~..;.....-~"---at0tage, w/d. EZ pkg $75-7175 Net'I Marketing firm APPLIANCES 6011 plleL Sell chea.p. Can 2336 College Dr
S-450 722·9555 FOUNDi EARRJNQ Malls Pff FOIJla Clltver _to 723 .. 074.
Gold with 1tonH. =~ :~n~d~ ,, ,,,. ans. W.aher . FOlJNTAl.N
' pvt bath, kltch, lndry. Hugh•• parking tot. basis. Rout• 11'1 Santa • Dryer $110 .. ch PETS L v•Y "LEY Inc utVcble. No amk/ Weatc:.11tf. 848-0491 a/h 1 b Cb/ WarTant" a o.iiv.ry ai: ~
pets. $500. 722-9155 FOUND: Keya. Sunday ~~t~~~ i::ie11. { 7 1 •) 9 5 3 ·I a 2 2 ANIMALS , 6049 liiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
Hpt Beach Private Dee. 3rd at the COM a11 provided. rmnt haw waaher/Qryer $140 H•IMAN MARCUa
roorn & bath CloH to "Chrlatmaa Walle." dependable . transpe>rta· ea. fraenr $100 080. ADOPT~•.pET Canadian Lynx, Jacket
beach. Quiet. $500. Large ring of keys tJon. tche<lual ~ulre-GH atove s100 apt -. Qreat 4 akl, was S7K,
&45-8799 found at the Chamber mentt neltlblt, must be elze. 648·684a Every Set .& Sun .. et "" $2600175·1252
Npt Shor•• 3 Bd 2ea of Commerce booth. conslstant. F0t lnOft tn-PeTSMART, F'ounteln
P1 e c.11 873-4050 , __ ... .__ can 1-800--'87· Valley. Pupplea, kll·l..:...------""-"--
HM $400+ 1/3 u\il & ... · • ::-:!' .. "';;'',.500 l!!Tnt•TT'PH"DB 6014 ten• and mor•~·.•11 H.,UNTINGTON Dep. All anien. ACf'OH 1000 REWARD '""""" c""n"'"" lookl g for 1ovtnn. car 6140 • fcom beach. 650-4657 Female llght-colored Sal•• Coordinator klQ h~m ... CALL 697: BEACH
wpt Hght• 2 yra Oelden ftetrlever Pharmaceutical Co. "48 Glas Ta•I• 9037 for more Info, lilm••-~iillilil•I
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vautt6d cell. ow'n bath: COiiar wit~•· Laguna & Mark•llng a I SalH 1295. 857·1003 · lovable 0tang• fem, * ••m·3Pm *'
full prlv, NS, lndry. area. •fM·933o repa. Secretariat aalee •20 SOFAS S99-St99• $200,• Daya 72f-o908 .:; .~~~~·ct:'.t:p !~~~:
S500. 673-\8_.8 x 337 Lost D .. mond Ring aupport, graphic d• •••F A C T 0 R y••• >1.311;.avea 8_.5-31«. Pree Corteel •
Ooeanfront Room Rewardl la•t •"n 12/ elgn(layout, • Inter· • lltt Sleepers ..
1aa-View. 1645+ dep 3 Bay(Thurin IMS-1154 action w/paople at all ... •Poedl .. AKO• 80~1 •Ill• ... ~u•
& utlt. Avallabl• now. LOST YORKlitlR• level• of the corp. • : ~:o:::~!~r;i:•:c, .!!..~1T1!>'t,.~~1!'!
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Ing cln, quiet, n/amk. w/Medlcal card, etc. Macintosh computer, 71'4. OPP 71'"597'9037• lillll~ll!!I~~~~ -,..pons. p9'Son. 1500 11110, 18th & Santa graphic dHlgn/layout, 0.aten Center""••• ..,. ___ -.:.~---
Incl. utlla 153·8135 Ana, C.M 15'8-2oet Exper. w/OuarkX· l!ntlre content• of SPOITING
pr•••· Photoahop, mod•I home: Iron GOODS eoes tolAG. ~742 TH t l!xcel, a Word a plue. b•da, tofu, chair•, S • llEA1 Competitive eal, & aton• vaMt, armolre. il•••••lll~ 1 • ..;.;;.::;.;.;;..;;..:.;,.;;,;..;..~~ ....... ll•~l!!l!!'!l!~!!IPITNISS 3000 oompl•t• benefit• 2 .. 11210t ~ tOO INOWIOARDI ... "" ••• ,... ..... ~~~~!Ill-pkg. S.nd ()( ••• r••· ed eo.tel' along w/ eal. hlet. to: A AT IQ U • M •hog Newt NeY9r u1edl All IO 40'. MCur • • UNLIMlftD * omc• Mgr., 12 .. 1 N, dr .. aer W/mlnflt 1371. ~ II a ft per mo. ,.--19 ..... OMS ~ '" ~71157 '• Lak9VteW Ave., T, AM· OVefaz tan OOYCh • la'Moftth.o Ofter andt helm CA 92907 P'lt>X: chair UIO, WrltlhQ ......;;.;.;;...;..;.;.;.,:....~~-.~ •~..;.;;..-...~~~-:~
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IAU...a LO'ftJ~:. cai•, alloys.' Oood con.di Oara9ad In. roof, AJC, Orul Cone!, Cleaner. All equip-~ ..... cones. ~176.131•7141. COM. $.UK 4534110 '2,"° IPH-.7489 , ·rnen1 tMdy to worti.
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Jc CB~OLET 9045 4df grHn &oll$ m~ Ya, 4'. AC, alarm, 80011 Etc., 112,000 IMW 9030 Gl"A -ni&o 080• &55:0680 loeded, lmac, 48k ml, Ot>o Call 7t4-648-l"llliiaill••••' •:i:i!=:~~~~~ll"1~~~~-15~~~t l 11e.100 oso. "1· 4182.19:30-lprn.) l ~""'"-";::1;:;;;;:::;::::::..4 , .. ~;oiliii .. iiiiiill °"""" . . DUFFY . • ilt IEAPoo S2Sl.995 Ut2KFJ31li!
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'88 ~2• 4dr1 auto, AC, blua, AIAO, AC," 112k ~· xlol: cond, ;to -y9•••w--•u "235 -'· "°" m1, """ mi, OOOd coO<I. 12800 · ' M.oon-'. Bl ows· "OBILE 9155 ~ -~ •
LECTIUC BO~TS. ,,,. ••• mv """""" 1..o~ ~ .. · •SALES;· • Mill c.u .. \. .. ~ Com.
""' dean c.ar. $5250 oao. 4344500 PS l8900 e1w1a1 ·~ _ 080. Call 434-e500 . • ••••• , .... wou ~-
•HRVICE • l·MARl--N-E_S_UPS---1 ~"";:'~~ ~ ,, •. tllENTALS . ooc~s ... 7022
••• 329 48r. MllO, AC, DATSUN SOGO ]!IP ,. . ., 91 '0' • ...Cv1;1••• au.-Champagna/gld. Xinl am, 110k ml, fun1 , .c \ pr•m• wtil, 2dr, cond, a/c. StO,IOO grtl clean car. 15.350 , good condt'looklng obo. 875-64e0
OBO Cilll "3'4..SOO '78 2dr Waeon 4apd 88 Wr•n•l•r OCY.!· ~ Can 54$-7277 Plug Into lhe Pilot
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services from electricians
. and ~umbers tci
· I •USED BOATS " '~ •TllADE•INS
··.CONSIGNMENTS
FactotY Showroom ._,,.2001 W. Coa1t Hwy.
-... (~ff'n Ardell & ~ , Sea.Scout Ba•9)
945-e427
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soHhls $280/mo. Ann
762-t787 Of' 854-4302
SAIL BOAlS 7014 38' .. 55•· M•x. Bal i;;i;~;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;iiiiij Pon. S.c 1-c., prkng
':)Q SAIL BOAT'it
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-Boal Spice ·
avall 3o-45 ft. $12/ft.
on Pon'n ..•.... 675-7599
SLIPi: 22' to• 44'
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pool•. Frlen.dly to
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tax benefit,
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• GARAGE SALE.
HINTS
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sale, determine what
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$21.500 VIN6380Z7 1' · · 1 FORD 907 5 LEXUS ·ill.is -·'•'""' ..,, Runi •°°"· REPOSEISED CARS
,. ' · S2500. 644:5425 , eTaka 0.... '.,....nt•• 1 ~ 1,Bi;UliiiCKiiiiiiiiiiii9;;0;;3;;51l'7!,!~·~~o or!! '93 QS300 -whtlgiy, ·T ~ 13 t::hev Coralca Recl/Orromewtletb 1• bullt ~at\IJ thru OU1. lttv, lmmec ... 1 own..., OYOTA 9210 ·" Tcttot• camry LE .
$Z1,nnn VIN 654710 '88 Grand N•tlon•I steal 14999. 591.7942 anrl, co., Kt-$27,900 94 Ford Tampo ~ v-e turbo, full pwr, , OBO. PP-551--4720 • 3 P I ST f3 Nl1sari King Cab naw palnL 88K ml. 82 Mu•t•n11 . 5.0. • ' ,..... 10• Autb 88 Ford Taurus 1992JaaU-
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Red I O)tcrnl! Wheels
$22.500 Uc 3CHZS74
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1994 Ford •
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$17.995 Lie 3JYJ3B6
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$29.995 VIN 00678 _,,.
BAUER
LOTUS
•• COSTA MESA
2115 Hartior Blvd
·642·7700
16995 obo '34-eSOO . 4s pd, fl.Ill pwr, load9d, • Iran•~ ~ paint/Urea, 89 ford Taurus 1-~=-=-·=,,,.,.....~1 xlnt condl clHn lnlld• MAZDA . 9125 xlnl condl grt trans. 89 Jaguar
Can't seem to & oul, muat •••I car 12600.,652·1292 .. 99 Merc9d" 420
get to all thosa S2950. can 839-2498 · ;93 a2eoit Sll'Ver '4dr -'Bl" 4w.4, Pl~kup sspd, . 88 C~ Ben•ta
repair jobs '81 hgl' Preml•r 8-.at/ac/pafpb, a:n/f,..; ··Ac, am/I'm ciss~ alld· ·117 St.,llng 82051.
qrllnder, auto trans, Casa, now 'tlr•a & , Ing bk vrlflClow. ·JMOO 87 Acura lnlewa around the house? AC Curt•• Coniror t••• mint! 1. OWnr Cau. 4:J5.0749 · n Ford Aarottar ,
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by stopp~g_ ~ today at any
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County Auto Dealers!
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CADILLAC, -u•o H.
SADDLE BACK &
CAMPERS, RV'S,
TRAILERS .'· 8014 2925A
UY fUDflOf "°"°" # 16 trvlne Al.Jto Cerfef 7 t 4-f30. 7IOO
MAlllS CADfUAC..IUICK
2600 Hclbor BM:l. • CoSlo Meso 714 M0-1100
'Tf Prowler Tent Traller 11eep1 s; \)as & alee.
hQOk·up1. S750 obo.
Vic L 662·"2753.
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CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 -Blvd. C.M.
54&-12000
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HUNTINOTON IUCH HYUNDAI RfTCt*I JONES MOTOI CAI$ 16661 8eoch BIYd. H.B. 1301 CPJJI St., NswDoft Bloctl 142.0U t 133.9300 .
items you Wish· to
· sell. Make stJre
everything is dean
· ·arid repajred. . MOTORCYCLES IRVINE AUTO
CENTER
1·800·831-3377
714 380·1200
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warn, er1a1e polley,
develop multl-m9d'ls/
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&•cret•rlal/Typlng
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•for consul! call 723-5514
CARPENTRY 3510
SCOOTERS 8018
VESPA SCOOTER
200CC Very low ml.
Xlnl cond. 5975.
Must 1ell. 722-8498
3720
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dependebla door HardWd/Vttlyl/Ceramlc 171 ...... t•U)
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7. Coast Newport Properties 19. Cover Home
8. Coast Newport Properties 20 Waterfront Homes, lnc Realtors
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10. Prudential -Jon Douglas Co. 22. Waterfront Homes, Inc. Realtors
11. Prudential -Jon Douglas Co. 23. Waterfront Homes, lnc. Realtors
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13. Cannery Village Realty 25. Waterfront Homes; Inc. Realtors
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36. Open Home Guide
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644~1600
New Listings
Newport North TH 2 Bd 2.5 Ba
2 car gar End unit New paint & carpet
Gre g Lombardi $195,000
Newport S oree Charmine bcac:h Emerald Bay Spectacular Mediter-
cottace. remodeled to perfection.
Ronchi Hein $299,000
ranean oceanfront BfeathtalcJnc vtewsl
Rod Dalef $4, 950,000
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C.Ulom&a Sea Breeze Cated 1 bed-
room, 1 bath Uptradedl Priced to sell!
Patrick Bartollc $lS9,900
Country Club Menor Completely
remodeled JOlf course home Must see!
Grq Lomberdl $419,000
'asmlne Creek A statement In
class Private community
Mickey Rowe $497,000
Anaheim H1l1s 2 bedroom. 2 5 bath
townhome with 2 car attached garage
Dramadc LR. ceramk tile. Berber catpet
Grq Lomberdl $16S,900
Beach Living
Belbolt PHIRA.. Channtn1 dU~
Walk to ocean and ihoppff'.'&..
Heidi StockweU $3H,OOO
Laguna Nl&uel Make offer!
Seller is motivated Very sharp property
with some ocean view
Scanlan & Busk $473,900
Eastbluff Brand new remodel
View, pool, large slncle level.
CobJ:Wud $499,000
Newport Nortb Villas Uke new!
Larsest floorplan on oversized lot
Susan Scanlan ~.soo
Harbor RJdge Crest 4 bedroom.
1 5 bath Kensington Private vfew location
Carol Ber& $S39,000
Ha~ View Homes ·Model perfect"
4 bedroom. Creat location, dose to park.
Sara Hinman $'55,000
Harbor View Homes Corgeous 5 8d
1 5 Ba pool Remodeled/expanded
Lyte & Elsendrath $129,000
Belc:ourt TemKe 1 bedroom, l 5 bath,
master suite, family room. 2 story
Bert & Martan Reedy $745,000
Harbor View Hills Spectacular
city, bay and ocean view 5 bedrooms,
2 5 baths, l car garage Many upgrades
Rkk Lanaevln $829;000
Condo & Townhome Living
Eastside Coeta Mela Spatk.lln& ) Bd
2.5 Ba 2 stofy .In sought after oomplex.
lube Stephenson $195,000
....... Creek Excellent buy! Prfvaie
area, quiet location 2 Bd + den. s.,.
c.arOle ,.,.....,. $391,000
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Communities
Belcourt 3 bedroom. 2 5 bath
townhome Superb condition with spa
Vlrclnla Zen.z $665.000
tt.rbOr' Rldp Newly built 5 bedroon'I
home wlllbfary, workot.tt room . pooVspa
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Bayfront Uving
West Newport Beach Ocunfront
duplex right on the sand In quiet area
Ronda Hein $899 ,000
Central Newport Oceanfront 3 8d
3 Ba 2 FP, wine cellar, securtty system
Rick Lanaevtn $1 ,295,000
Harbor llland Larae custom Hart>or
Island bayfront. New private dock
Bevert, MorphJ $),750,000
Lacuna Beach Strikln& ocean and
whitewater view building site
Steve Hlch $249,000
Cllffhaven Completely remodeled!
3 bedrooms. 3 baths Ocean/harbor views
Thomas & Lombardi $549,000
Unks Pointe Special 5 bedroom
pool home on 3rd green E.N CC
Bill Wedmore $6-49,000
Newport Coast-Trovare Outstanding
3 bedroom. 2 5 bath townhome in gated
community Views of ocean and city lights
HeldJ Stockwell $285,000
View Properties
Shore Cliffs Ocean and canyon views
with beautiful kitchen rnaJ(es home llJ!"1lt for
now . but. a new house on this lot? Wowl
Mike Man $819,000
Udo Isle Udo bayfront on 40 h
wide lot. Large dock & fabulous vlewl
Worde n & Bibb $2,395,000
South Laauna Wonderful oceanfront
estate on secluded cove
Bibb & Harris $2,495,000
Balboa Peninsula Point New 5 8d
Medlteri:anean oceanfront mansion
Bob Bera $2.545,ooo
Cc1tona del Mar
Irvine Terrace Low p rlcel
Remodeled home. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
Marilin Pbllltppl $549,QOO
Harbor View HIJJ. 9'1allty expand-
ed 5 8d home In prtvate setttna.
ValentJne & Laird $645,000
Corona HIChJaadS 4 bedtoofM.
oflke. FR. pool, spa, ooearVc:anyon vtews.
Sara Marvin $945,000
Ritz Cove Oceanfront lot In guard
gated oommunlty above part and Pacific
Scanlan & Busk $2,690,000
SJaore CJlffs Landmark oceanfront
estate wfth beach access 36,000 sq h lot
Debi Bibb $4, 900,000
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ocean frontace. Approx 18.000 sq h let
teny Finster $4,999,000
Ocea.nfront Laauna Beach oceanlronl
overlooklnc secluded cove on appro' 112
ilCl'e lot Very prtv~ 3 bedroom. 2 bath
teny Finster $I, 150,000
Laguna Beach
AIMew Ternce Private community
1 bedrooms. 2.5" baths. oc.ean view
Conn.le Ma.uentl $149,000
JIM KLINE
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ml On •'l<'• WlOy beadles W/vltflS ol lhe iellY • ;>.!.,Ilion Aro lfl1)«Qble ~Z'ln"~in i : ... 'n deslQll &.ly ~d S..,900,000
CROWJI Of THE SU ~lllQUt 1oc inCcH wltMI 100 n o1coni1ne41Jl. ~ hm~ P¥lO ~ ocw ri.tx>r & ~1111w:w Ori•~ rowel <kr.an!Jldw/pllvacy4$3,900,000
BEl.COURT OCEAN VIEW
Ml'dl1erraneM1 corterrwurydeslgn. 01W1ty & pei!ecllOn tvoogho!A 58R lor!NI din.no
den lltq ITllV ,.,,,i>' & 1DO m1ny lll'llllbes 10 rrenttont $3,'50,000
IALIOA OCEAIFROIT • Superb A uo1Queprapett)'4fiSR, SBA. llOrvy/lamlyrm Cusiommarble &91alllle 3zone5
ot chlNle control. pn~ & seconditylnlerlOI Slalrways, 3SIOlyS w/elM!of $2, 545 ,000
HARBOR AIDCE aJSTOM ~ulolul coo1en~>onry tmwAaroe pool. Sl!i & walertafl 4IJl htnry. lamly rm m1c1Se
rm u .,ou like •l'lle & 1>11otr1 thirn lot you1 $1. 795,000
GORCE(IUS VIEW RESIDEJICE
Pnce ~really 1edUUid SPM:oous 58'1 hm •/l>rM!e pool & spa Althdedutal t>Nllly high
ilOD SPYQtm Holl wts~·no YI~ ol hafbor' City hgtUI ~IO ~COUii
iOptOVll tf,S00,000
NEWPORT BEACH BA YFROlfT
681! 4 ~BA S(laoi~molo!l l;mlyrm+1ecr~rrnw/poollabll!&eQUtP1""111nd HUQe
pier t. ~·o tor 7 ~roe~ 1P01oa: SS-65-lld •Sldebesooll'Qlnchnw:I s1,m,om
IRVINE fERR¥E (1f 7mt)IOlll row. :ilR. ~ 111ro;mc \fief hnl. ~ & tn iirtecl corG1lon Ci/OE~"' P&IO & f)lrVlle llOl'll a>lllyan:I ""°°' Ewry rm his we. ol talt>ol or pool Gour~ 5 ~ •/blyY!eW has ~iotn & esooen _, vaulledcaltno 'Gl~ rrnSl ,SS0,000
CUSTOM VIEW HOME • CATED COMMUlllTY
SlllWl<ng Catt1o111.1 cont~ry CllS1Dm lvn in hs O*d conm ~ty hies.,~ l~ble QIWrty ~ 4811. 3 S8A.;oo1 & spa Gour1llel s kl then elflQalll mstr
SU<ie o~ enletl.lITTmerurea Call IO •' $1,2115 ,000
IRVINE TERRACE ~Wondellt.f Newport Harbor WM lrom ll'ls 38R. 28A INme T errxe hm WI ~.itoisvper r~1 Uioe~e1t1Yw/S#tnmnopoo1 &~nino ~lio arot rms & vaulted oeihngs Very mollvallld kl ldt• $997 ,000
CAPE COO alAAM •QUALITY CONSTRUCTIOlf
81110 11118 ~t01t0Wd V«Uilel.1111/lmw~ncomeint 4BR. 4 58A on31et.oets Whtie
hie 04~ Cdb Berber Mo¥t-i0 eoodlllOn $895,000
COWEN HEIGHT "PRESIDIO" ~BR 4 S8ACUSlom PrtV<lleQMedestlle Ne'l'erlrwduupprox S200"Jftolli'flo05P~ Appio~ 1n ~re lall! Oual11y thloughoutl $880,000
LMoe tnly rm Sec SY' L•oe yvd •llo'f"ly ~ng $8'9,000
SEA ISWD , GOLF COORSE VIEW
lhr!IS Ille rro~ 10IJOld ~ei t~a~ AA one level 11> Sl.llrs llR. 3 SBA. !Mge ~'° w/
spa Guard Olfed luwry• $695,000
HARBOR VIEW HUS
l1ff1iiiii)AoYe rn llO*' BeauloltAly rerrodeled 4BR J8A. lam rmw/ml k:t lvOwd Ill's ~lllow.s Enloyt>ay/oceanY1e..&1:11oe1>1rvmyardlb)eredl.d10n'$659,000
BEAUTIFll. PENINSW POINT HOME
3BR 38A rrol'!! in petted Laroe mstr sui" •12 wait 1n dosets Formal d111109 llTl oen
wiblt in enfert.lllll'llerll ctr Sauna workshop Ced.II lrned closets A cire~mt $629,000
HARBOR VIEW HUS
38R 2BA Belvedete Open & light exlri lirge IOI ntCe eoclosed coutlyard Open 'flelV IO
lo"'4y sunsets $595,000
PROBATE SALE
localed on lhe~ cove 38h boatsltp • saodyorrvate beacllQlfed comrrui11y 38R 28A Bock COl.flyard w/l)jf 1n 080 $569,900
CAMEO HICHlANDS
Gteil oppartuntty 48R 2~ open h001plan f.(j)arcled l1Y1119 rm 1ar91? ~·d Oesiri!>4e
COllfl'I P1rvat1 beKh Great value' SStt,000
PAN<llAMIC UPPER BAY
Viewolbably rnn.ltghb 3BRexti..OW11~ li!Qekllehen.lwlyrm wontrom
rnnr-p.vk, pool ~9.000
OPPflUUNITY KMOCl(S
Emicie tn'teSlmenl ol!!fed by ~vated ~ S 2911 un ~~ $409,000
SAN WMENTE INCOME'1Hfft6 , Sleldy~lllOl*lynrt>exh l.Mge 4 t>let•/il 3BR + ?l!Aipt$ Goodloe "'9,500
FABULOUS END UNIT
Pmner loabon w/both bay & !J)ll cwse ~ 2BR. 284. ~ ~ &l!L lslnl & ~IDll lo Hewpc>ft llexll <ioll Coune & CCM'Jy Club • $349,000
, fOlll BEDAOOM BLUFFS CONDO
I.Moe 'C' plan w/'ilautled ceilrnos & 4BI! Wei• iocated end tnl w/qt'ee!U~ on~ Sides
, & clo5e to OOOi ~~ plllllatoon shut1etl rnrr01ed si.rase wall. Bett>et
arpr11ng ll!Qe balcolly & tndo1ed PJ1!0 $329 ,000
VERY SPECIAL LAGUNA HIUS
Buut1lul lvn 4 & 3. IMQI! lwly rm. 21rp1 s f a!Julous landsap.1}argeyW. ~ !Mnly
Mt!a MJIOI U1>9Rdes $269 000 _; ijt I t
ABSOLUTE VALUE II CARDEN GROVE ·KING SIZED MSTR. JSR 2 SBA town/Im End u111t brick lrpl cetafl'il: Irle nrs Motivated $114,900
We are pleased to announce
The Prudential California Realty an<l
Jon Douglas Company have joined force'
to create California's largest
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malelials money can buy Hardwood ftoors, graniil
couniers. ftagstone patio. Call for a privata showing.
$329,880
GIUI 38R. 2BA trn on comer IOI Pr!Vll! patio &
plentyol parting. Just steps from ltle bea:h A great
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Located on lhe biggest cow 3811 boat slip+ sandy
private beach galed canmunity 38R. 2BA Brick
courtyard witlt-in B80
$529,000
Lender owned. remodeled trn on large corner lot w/
pool ~SR+ 2SA. remodeled ki'=hl!n. balls Sky-
li~ts wood Hrs Freoch doors Light & bright
$339,900
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Gerry & Christa
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Lot with hebm pea.
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$749,000
WOIDERFUl
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4 bd. 3 ha. c;rourm~ kitchen
Sudan Weir -$4S9,000
THI! Bi.U'FFS
3 bd. 2.S ha. end unit, T plan
Ginny Andenon -f46S,OOO
B>.YCllEtrr NOJtTH v• A.cre, la.ncU<!apcd comer lot
Alilon McCormic1' -fS19,000
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SATURDAYS INVITATION~
llARBoR RIDGE
10 Lucerne
w. NEWPORT BEA.CH
6304 W. Oceanfront
$369,000 David Prince
$892.900 David Prince
NEW LISTINGS
BIO CANYON
FabW.ous :view of 4th fairway
and qreen/nite light views of
Fashiion Idland. Over
$30,000 in upqrades. 2 sky-.
lights, rnarble fireplace in
rnaster bedroom. 2 bd, 2 ba.
Barbara Mile• -f290,000
NEWPORT Cuerr
"Dynasty" model in a private
location. Lovely woodsy feel
to landscaping. Excellent
condition. Great location. ·
Super price. Owner says sell
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David Prince -•369,900 .
IRVINE TERRACE
Lowest priced horne in Irvine
'I:errace and a great value. A.
very livable fixer. 3 bd, 2 ha.
2 car garage.
Judy Munoy -f .. 89,000
SEAvmw
Excellent value for 2 story
Port Royal on high str~et
with ocean view. Hoxne i•
perfect candidate for ·
remodlel. Wonderful
·private community.
Panorarnic Views.
8tC'VC Suthn-lcn -U99,000
LIDo
Charming Lido Isle home.
~h bedroom i• do:wn.stairs
wit'h it• awn bath. .could be
u•ed •• larqe farnily room.
Coun)'ard patio entry leads
to l~• li"Viltq room.. ~ bcl 3
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Altecm ~ -'939,000
TuRTLE RoCJC CttEtn'
Expansive mountain and city
light views. private entry
courtyard, xnarble floorings.
white carpet, plantation ..
shutters. 4 bd. 3.9 ba.
Sonja Powell -f629,000
LA.aUNA. NIGUEL
One of the best lots in Bear
Brand,. Fabulous ocean.
Catalina and sunset views.
Cul-de-sac location. located
in gateguarded comxnunity of
fine custom homes.
Nancy Laviqne -f699,000
BAYSIDE COVE
One level newly remodeled
· With great view. 3 bd, 2 .29 ba,
move-in condition, new
kitchen with granite coun-
tertops.
Tom Tho~on -f879,000 . .
NEWPORT BEA.CH
Luxury oceanfront penthouse
with 24:' of deck overlooking
surf. sand & Catalina Island.
Every amenity imaginable. 3
bd, 2 ba.
~ David Prince -f892,900
BA.I.BOA ISLAND
Close to the North Bay.
Coxnpletely remodeled. New
Kitchen. apartment over the
garage. 3 bd. 2 .9 · ba. llVinq
room with fireplace. Dining
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rooms. "'cdor t.cdln....,.
Judy lluncy 721H1f1
lux1ry oc. rl!Otll penhliule wiltl
2A' d ded( Mfloolcilg stllf, sand &
Catlina Island Major amenillesl
Devtd Prtnct 15MIM9 x.120
6 bedloarrs, 6 blh. 7200 sq ft..
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6'8111 localao tlilh a WCJCldllr llif!I ti
the landlalpil ~ 2 beca'>c)I :s. 2
bah plJI a~ $3fi9.Dl
DIYid Prtnct 759-0&49 1.120
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A True aassid SUd8d on comer
lol One d the besl Y8kies on '1e
bayfront. $1,090,000
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lncrdlle locdon IMrlookllig Bey
Island. Aw!Uidniately 62' of bey
frontage. 6 bd, 55 be. Private pier.
C.-ol lloc:k ~ 1123
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Large '4 bdnn, 3 bath Ivan Wells
home in • ~ locallon. Pool end
spa accentuete Soulh flcilg ganlen.
.. bd. tamly rocrn. ga1ed comnujy
Wiii pool nl tennis. $699,000
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Dlwid Prtra ~ 1.120
HAMOR Vo tbEs
Beelllif\ly ramode6ed Somerset
model 5 bd. 3 bl. 3 car garage.
Great locatlon. Close to pool, partc.
OreyfUl/WW 644-9060
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Classic Old Wor1d ~· CUsbil
. :dlrfJOill hcxnt. Penh>l.lse dedt
Includes private boat tie.
Jtlf a Lyllln Ewing M4ao
lfMNETENUa
., Lowest priced home in lr.1ne Terrace.
A~Y8U.Home ll 1very
IYallle blf. 3 bd, 2 be.
Judy Muncy l44-IOeO 1108
Ocean view home on 1 rare s acre lol 3 bd, 2.5 ba. $995,000
NllJ b lease • $3,500lmo.
Tom Thomtoo 7S9-0l4t x.1'7
3 bectooms, 25 bib. CMf 2000
lq.l. in ... c:omnmyt
Reduced to $289,000
Oll•1mlWFnlicla 79..t x.129
BAvaerb'nt
Gorgeous lamlY home.
~ wilh pool_, ... plJS
large grassy 8181. 3 bd. 2.5 ba.
Allon McCormick MW060
NEWflORf Boat
~ femodei of largest ftoorpllW\.
Specious nmter IUite wilt! spa li>.
French doofs, mertJle flocn,wet bar.
Gall YOft 644-tOeO 1138
The llcUly of Udo PllR b#er, lhe
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Donald Maff
Properties
Beachfront Resort Lifestyle
Offering spectacular sunset, sand and coastal
views. Custom construction in 1989. Features
3 be~ooms, 4 baths, built for entertaining.
Asking $1,390,000
Private Custom
Cqmmunity
·Full Back Bay and mountain view
residence. Singie ~tory ~ bedroom, 2. 5
baths, big family rooni. Breakfast dining.
Wonderful rear yard. Only $439,000
Dear Donald,
«Your before, during and after transaction support
and knowledge allowed our f amity to have the
most successful real estate transaction ever!»
-Stne and Pa'tty Culpepper
. Do11ld Maff
4JJ•9f28 . ,.
Make the Riyht Move
BALBOA ISLAJ-.JD WATERFRONT
Handc;omc French Chatcau,
mhh appo1nred \\1th rare.~ woods,
l.<>unrn ~cone and cuscom detailing.
rh1\ outstanding watcrfronc
home has a tic for a bay boat.
Presented at $995,000
This Emerald Bay custom home has
sweeping views from every room. Four
bedrooms plus study, family room, and
a walk-in wine cellar. Limestone,
French doors and decks galore.
Now $1,650,000
LY.LEE'N & JEFF EWING . .
800-949-94 71 71 4-673-1 980
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Tbl9 coatanponuy Medlternnan home. comp&eted
In 1990. occupies an extra wide comer lot that includes a
3 car garage on one of Udo Isle's prettiest streets. Oistinc·
ti\18 carwd stone mom:tlngs surround the massNe street
side door openh ig from the exterior wal to rewal a secret
enby garden wtthdouble glass doors to the home. From the
two story foyer, a barrel vaulted ook>nnade, flanked by stone
pilars, leads to the dining room, ooiy famiJy room with
fireplace and gourmet kitchen with granite counters and
tnakfast nook. The br1Diant design, by noted architect
R*rt Trown, allows b cxtraordnary privacy with "'8ws
d bh ~from ewry room.'The NSidence enc.om-
paws 3 bedroom suites lnc:k.dqi a fabulous master with
flreplace, c:ozy lV retreat. balcoriY and sumptuous beth
with glass endo9ed shower and bb that open to a waled
and private sunning terrace. Accessed from a second floor
balcony, the roof deck Is equipped with stereo Sound and a
telephone and offers harbor and city light views. The
exceptionally serene and romantic ambiance Is heightened
by stone Boors both· inside and on the patio with fountain
and spa, spacious smny rooms with high vaulted or beamed
ceillngs, deep niches for artistic trusures, and the extensive
use of the finest craftsmanshjp and materials.
Offered at $1,599,000
Read the latest happenings in ... ·auylines
It was the late 19S0s and COAST
NEWPORT l'ROl'BRTIBS' ht Burley
• was a first grade tucher at Baldwin Hills
-Elementary ScbooJ in Los Angeles. One of
her students was a "aood liulc devil ,"
nicknamed Reeolc.
"I was taller than her," PaJ 1'1Calls.
Fast forwi.rd to ihc 1990s. Pat is at a
kopeaty JRYicwm BlJbol hliila and
, w-and-behold, thefc is littli Rccnie.
"I noticed right awey shC was tiller than
me," Pat wd about the stately Mauna
Dawn, abo a Coast Realtor.
And ... did you know Rldt LaQaevla just
nWricd Alla in a ceremony held at a lovely
Tustin Hill cstale. The couple
honeymoOOcd in Hawaii And ... ~
Lowe bad a great time on her African
Safari.
RB/J£U SOUTH COUNTY ... is on
AUJI!', AJ.,Blll'. ~t As we
speak -ltcahorlpilot IOb Mlaft. aided
by Realtor/sidekick Gary ThomM. 1s
navigating RFJMAX's colorful bot air
balloon to Del Mar. And ... Realtors Bill
Dolby and Tncy lmmd have joined the
company; also ... congrats to Jackie
~new officer (secretary). Orange
Coast Association of Realtors. The
installation bieakfast is slated for Dettmber
14. And ... trVine's Hyatt Regency is the ite
for RFJMAX South County's holiday
celebration.
Good scoops atCOWWBUBANKBR
NEWPORT BEACH. Did you know Dlfkl
Prince -in his pre-Realtor days -was a
Jogger in Oregon and a commercial
fi hennan? Also ... there is celebrity-of-sorts
in the office. The musician (RE insim on
staying anonymous. Oops! Did I give HIM
away?) is a bas guiwi t with a local rock
band.
Pmm.MLBOA ISLAND R&l.LTY ...
o~ Walter Mltdadl ~a new right-
band ptflOD (or left). She is Jll*I
Cmtiodlm. also a Realtor.
News out of THE l'RUDBNTIAL ·JON
DOUGLAS CO •• is ... MuiDe
MoatcomtrJ'• assistant Natalie BrlnbDan
is oo maternity le.ave enjoyin& baby
Altsudn. And ... Carol Jecobl' son Ron
• ju t got engaged.
Speaking of engagements ... Mama no., is bOpina to find Mr. IUPt in bet
Christmas stoctina. And Marcia says it
could be a number of ~le who stick him
there. It seems friends, clients, business
associates -even her plumber -arc playing
matchmaker to a collection of Mr. Rights.
Marcia says she 's still taking bookings for
1996.
Gbela Bunndster of GRUBB cl: BUJS
RESIDENTIAL SERVICES -was showing
the Califomja sights to bcr mother. sister
and brot.bef'oln-law visiting from Gcnnany.
1bc reason for the reunion: Gisela's
daughter, El.kt, was getting married.
Barbara Aune hitched a ride to Fresno with
Phyllis a.y and husband Jerry. So -we ask
-why did the jaunt take nine hours?
1bc holidays find John Maier-METRO
REALTY -in the windy city. And ... Pllul
Shapiro visiting Wi~in -long way to ao
foe a block of cheese. And ... office manager
Joank Smltlri proud to say her 8-year-old
son Brandoa is on a championship
Huntinaton Beach A YSO (soccer) team. If
the bOys win tbdaytbeywitl be-undefeated.
F~ SANDS COASTAL •
l'ROl'BaIBS will be opemng an office at
1100 Newport Center Drive. Newpon Beach
on January 2. The roster will include
M1cbJ JWdlN, Jim Button. Job
Almt, Colea Bmuaaa and Kim
Da.,...._ Aho ... M.8rt. Lupo and husband
Joe celebrated a 3.Sth Wedding anniversary.
CANNBltY VILLA GB REALTY will be
havina its Christmas party at °"ner •-........,., Bay Island OOmC; The lavish meal
will be prepared by CbefTooy Story who
apprenticed at Aubcrgme. Also ...
adnuni tratJve assi llllll Christy Dandl is
off to New York to hop-.tilJ-you-drop with
her mother and stStcrs. And ...
coincidentally. Beverly Ckvtland also bas a
Big Apple trip planned.
Sources at WATERFRONT HOMES
REALTY say the "gorgeous and leggy"
Maureen Downey is jetting all over the
place with her 6-foot-8-incb boyfriend,
Scott. 1bc world-wind romance bas landed
them in New York, Philadelphia, Cabo San
Lucas and soon Bennuda. We are impressed!
And ... eagnog will flow at the company's
Oui~tmas party to be held at the Balboa Bay
Club.
COW WEIL MNKBR COSTA MESA
has car new& Evidently, Jim Beydortf
returned hi Jimmy .. lemon" and now is
cnusing around town in a 1996 cha.mpagne-
colored Continental. Dkk Jaataer and
Part Kenyon· just returned from attending
Dick's brochct's wedding in Fkxida; and ...
Rody Alvarn blew out 30 candles on bis
birthday cake.
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SptciaUzing in properties for sale or l~ase •.. Qn the water ••• ntarthe watu. .. aNI wUh a rieW of die waur. ..
OPEN HOUSES
SA llJRDAY ONLY
17 41 Tustin, 4C -Eastside CM 28dT~m
Sally Nette! $144,500
SUNDAY ONLY
405 Bolero · Park Udo, NB 2 BdTwnhm
Irene Lrulon $185.000
234 Lugorua -Newport Shoru 3BdHM
Kennie Jo Rizzo $365.000
1113 Grow-Westcliff Grow, NB 4 8d H.te
Rosette·AMtee Gird $544,900
103 Ocean Vista -Sa bWMI, NB 3 BdTwnhm
Esther Fine $568,900
54 Ocean Vista -Sea Island 3 8d Twnhm
Michael Scholla $599.000
1400 San Miguel· Corona del Mar 5 8d Estate
Olga Matthews $1.695,000
1384 PKific Way · Laguna Beach 4BdHM
Robert Gtem $2.795000
SAnJRDAY & SUNDAY
2500 Beacon -Newport Haghts 38d tbe
Marlene Hassel $379,000
1901 Glenwood -Baycrat, NB 3BdHH
Pia D'Auna I Jerry Smith $439.000
4909 Seashore · Ocanfront NB 4 8d HM
George Dashiell I Reggie McNemey $1 .095.000
YEARLY RENTALS
6061/z Begonia -CdM 1 8d Apt
Cocona de! Mar $875
1905 W. Balboa -NB 2 BdApt
Penmsula $900
207 Walnut -NB 2 8d Apt
Newport Shores $1000
7 6 Villa Pomt -NB l Bd Condo
Villa Point $1175
438 fl Modena -NB 2 8d Hse
Newport Haghts $1175
2687 Pala Mesa Court -CM 3 BdTwnhm
E.astside Costa Mesa $1350
71 Sea Island · NB 2 8d Condo
&g Canyon Mclain $1500
4427 W. CoaJt Highway -NB 3 8d Twnhm
Newport &xh Town~ $1600
1631Irvine11f -CM 3 BdTwnhm
Costa Mesa He19hts $1650
3121 Coast Hwy •2A -NB 2 BdCondo
The Towers $1900
506 36• St • NB 3 BdTwnbm
Udo Village $2000
601 Udo Parll Drive 1120 -NB 2 8d Condo
Udo Village $2500
332 Via Udo Nord -NB 3 8d Apt
llfoJsle *3000
2007 Bayadere T arac.e · NB 38dHee
Irvine Terrace $3500
22 Cl\&tham Court · NB 2 BdTwnhm
Bek:ourt $3900
120 IMnc Cove Court -Laguna Beach 4 8d H.te
~Cow $7800
On the water •.• --~----~--___,
Bayfront w/dock for so· h ~t Pnstr.e
remodtled 3bd. cining & fmly rms & rrtw lutdim
$989,999
HUN11NGTON HARBOUR
I st. 3bd remodeled~ home w/famiy rm.
deck & 30 It dock
$649,000
UNDAISLE
5bd bayfrant. premier 11ide bay WW, Jrg dock &
~ide be Dioog & fanV/ room & Wi cMyar'd
$1.495,000 (Ui)
____ PELICAN PO_INI' ____ ..,.......,
Frcn row. rug! cxtri piwate lot 111 pmnier
locatD1 on 12" !Jeen w/v.fttt water W\15
$1,895,000
UNDAISl.E
5bd m'bt.lnal w/2 stOl')I cdng & dock fa large
yacht Urd 11\a'j be JUthased.
$692,000 (l.H)
CORONA Ofl. MAR
Exollng new 3bd bayfront Wla w/lmla, lali.'ll,
ixwate beach & dock for 2 boats
$2,495.000
Near the water •••
NEWPORT SHORES .
Open. airy 2sty ~ den &: eat 1n krtchen
Walk to ocean. comm pool. temis & ~
$365,000
NEWPORT HEJGtfTS
Vakie' Pnstrie 3ld !Wnhm, lugh ced1195. v.+ille washc!d
woods, NC. 2 patJOS & yaid
$249.000
ATIBEBEAOi
5 doors to ocean Custom 2bd lvn w I cxean VtlNI,
den. fnllo; rm. 2 ~ & stldio aJX
$545,000
PENINSUIA POINT
2sty ~ ·~ hornf. tUSlom wood Rn.
C2lbnets & stutm + craftsman's garage.
$895.000
NEWPORT SHORES
Upgraded 2sty 4bd w/pM. pabO SttpS to ocean &
comm f#J, c:kimlse & ltMls
$327,000
TllRf.E ARCH BAY
BW!h.6/ mnodelld 4~0fll homt
'bam&. dbl '** wdc»5. 4 hJ*es
$2,675,000
NEWPORT OCEANFRONT
CUiiom 4bd, nlllUr w/ff drs IO pallU & ~ad
8eaml. brick & leaded~
$1,095,000 ---
HARBOR ISlAND DRJVE
Ma!J;.Janr Medrtrranean 125 h on thr ttay
dock lor 70+ ~ tmac:a w/f#i & ~pa
$2,795,000
BJGCANYQN
Bck<Ut Hil w/a:xrm pool & ~ ()amatx 5bd contcmpo 11 ga.ted ~ wf\aWs 9 bd Fttneh Ol8Ul w/rptd ~ rms
2bd. drn. ~ 9flttm & ocean view ont &: OCUl, bll) & c!JJi ~ l • ~ on 4+ gUI tcra V"1ci lid oc.8'ft iMWS
$479,000 $1,695,000 $3,995,000
BUJRiS ·UDO VD.lAGE -~--QUtCOftO~-.l'.ICJIJL----+ '""5pau-~2 .... <J.y"""'Jld........,twt..>.ltJl-m, Ian~ & bieJdas1 rms;--Doutnm. flOlllli'9Jla.1*iilii~.,. !\-Cbe 141 WWJ tJ bayl OC9l. Custom 3b:I tv.drn.
2 Patios. calWl & dlJJ lijit VIN'S coodo, new gcumel lotchcn, bay ctty lkj\t &: ocn w. . 2 fr1*a, 2 decb, Sfl8 l 4 OJI ginge..
$420,000 $620,000 $995,000
llMHECOVE
Elegaril 5bd Olstan w/5 ar 91"91 & ocean w 11
~ larJn ocanfrcn cxxrm w/pM be.aches.
$1,975,000
"~~~.tg'"~n .
tAQINA 4bd~wonol lr'l w/~ ocean &
a>llldint .__ +SO pool l 11»
$2,795,000
NEWPORT BEAOi
2436 W COAST HWY
714-631-1400 Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realfy
BAl.BOA ISLAND
315 MARINE AVE.
71~73-6900
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. !.Realtors®
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Sp1clalit.Jng 'n proptrties for sale or lease ... on the water ... near the water. .. and with a view of the water ...
CORONA DfJ. MAR
Harbof Wocds w/crxrm poOI, spa & ltnnlS End
111• w/2bds, '1J*, lain!ry & dot& ~
631-1400 $229,000
TRWG.£ SQUARE 3bd twntm w/woocbrnrlg
11* & good me polio End ll'lll on gmnbell w/
·om pod steps lo puk. libnry & shops
631-1400 $149,000
SOUTH COAST METRO ln recently reflriishal
Brookww 2s:y 3bd twnhm w/att cftll g.vage in r«~
f\lern locabon l1fM cli & pods
631-1400 $149,500
AUSO VIEJO 2.s:y2bd 2 5ba ~mm w/~ pod
& S?ll ~ ptl'fea w/&plc, lcJt.iO/ natral decor.
bnc.k & &gstooe ~. kot pond & gRr$>
631-1400 $153,900
COSTA MESA HEJGt'TS south of 17' Street 2sty
2bd w/plll)o in SIMI~ With na grwids. cm
venient to btMs & ~
631-1400 $162,500
NEWPORT HEJGHTS Vila Sienna 2bd twntvn
Hqi cdangs. wood fin. tult in media etnter Al
icrdablt ., ~'pcl't Buch
631-1400 $212.000
COSTA MESA tEGfTS ne1r hiijl dlOOI nck&
term Grat 3bd tv.riln w/~ &: ~ m15, new
pabo &: '8rge ~ii sd.dli:I a:mr d ~
631-1400 $219,000
EASTSIDE CGlfa Mm. EJiuptionll 2bd Mtrn,
Joh w/dottd. now ., Oita tu COIJi bt 3td tmn
Beams. fi: doors 'c:herrrq spa ii tock hlrdlcape.
631-1400 $219.000
NlwPoRT'S HARBOR HIGHLANDS
3bd homt w/tJIR ~ ~ ~. firt
Jke& ~...., O.toJChoak& pri
631-1400 $365,000
glltedca14*x wfji:d"tpa; lWlllW
3-ty 2bd, lilRIJ lrom Ny tlrlel G-de cnlry, t.d-
Mlod .,, 2 &J*es. balcoriJ' tiend pelio5
631-1400 $234,900
DMJtS Rancho San Jaeq.*1 cQl!iPo w}pqd &:
ipa. Brijt. chetrU 2bd ~wit w/clrq l In tJ rms. 2 petlol l..,., of gcM cant.~
631-1400 $147,000
NEWPORT BEAOi
2436 W. COAST HWY
714-631-1400
COSTA MESA HEIGfTS Neat park & elemen-
tary school Olanning 3bd w/hardwoal floors &
recently remodeled kitchen & baths on R-2 lot
631-1400 $269,000
BAYVIEW mlRACf Bnght upgraded 2bd home
tn gated comm1.11ity w/pool & spa Pale hardwood
iloors. plantation shutters & walled yard w/trees
631-1400 $299,900
COSTA MESA HEJGHTS Charming smal dt.pex
w/2\nms uch lllit Close to i -r Street. shoppng
& buses
631-1400 $375,000
CORONA Dfl MAR !\ear new 3bd Medi:erra
l!eall twnhm w,1arge ~ decks Strol to beach &
shop5 Rreplace. llid!ed crirlgs& granite COll"llers
631-1400 $379,000
NEWPORT HEJGHTS Estalt S.1 Wonder!U i»
tmbal 111 lhls 3lxl home w/clning & ~ nns VI
rorner locabOn on ~ street
631-1400 $379,000
BAY CREST
Ted; r~ 4bd. drnj & ~ rms, tat in
laldlm. & Fr cb:n. Mar t.ltl w/saN & spa lib
631-1400 $619,000
AT TifE BEACJi ~ spi)CIOIJS 3bd ~ ~
steps to sard. Gcumel kitdim. llrge master v.·fhi!jl
cdngs & &pc in Ir.wig room
631-1400 $395,000
NEWPORTS BAYCREST X-llrge oomer lot on
cpet trrHMd stred w/lsty 3lxl A/C home. IMl-
tng & fmy 11115, laLrldry & lg~ "gwagt
631-1.400 $439,000
NEWPORT NORTH Elegant & ~ 3lxl
home 111/~ l'OCXll df ll'llStef on Cl'JrCSizld lot w/
spa & lcullain Ill gated COOV!Ulity 111/pod
631·1400 $489,000
UDO PARK DRIVE NiGe1iJ appointed 2bd condo
w/b.itly channel, ocean. SlllSel & aly li\jlt ~'S
Serui1y bldg, w/doorman, pod & spa
631-1400 $525,000
OID COROM Dfl. MAR Near new specxu
3bd !\\Mm, dnrg & lamfy rms. larga mMI« w/
~ room, ~ & dec:k w/c'ty lijll V'!lW
63H400 $539,000
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BELCOURT
Soinwted 4bd. ~ & fatMy rms i\ paiit.fale
setting w/,,,00. Sp.1 & v.~ on owrsized lei.
631-1400 $995,000
Sf.>: ISlANO CoolPet~ r~ied 2bd designer
perfect c.nlo w,'~ rm den & Ii-tech ki:dien in
guard g.stl!'d COOVTUlly w/Jni6, S?llS & teivus
631-1400 $599,000
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NEWPORT HEIOOS ~ 4bd tastefij., remad-
e id v. r cOtlllry ~ kitthrn. ia.'Tlil; rm & lrplc~ 11
master din."9 & ... 1119 rm °'-'Ck & spa
631-1400 $679.000
BELCOURT Spxious, pnst1ne 2bd trilm w/<lrt-•
tng & ~ rms. hliJh cdings, 2 bplces& maitlt 8rs
Ccu1yard miry & lour.ly yard w/spa
631-1400 $749.000
HARBOR RIDGE F.stata Homes. Remodeled &
un~te w/Sbds 111 splCtaCWr nal\ntJ bested.
sttbng 1111th total pnvacy & oty >-. views.
631-1400 $799,000
PENlNSUlA POINT Del~ 31x!. 3ba w/lanuly
rm. 4 frplces & 3 w gar Remodeled '89 hnMd
..,. Fr. doors & ltaded & statnld ~
631-1400 $820,000
IRVINE CAMPUS Hi#; miotional 4bd w/~.
dance & ~ nns + tibrary. 5 fribs, fXQlislti iloal·
Ing stare.aw & wals of CUiiom v.W:Jws ID WW llJi)
631-1400 suoo.ooo
lA HABRA ESTA1t BwiU &.j!h Tllb home
on 8 ICl"a Seciny g.lled w/ttnris cwt. o¥nPc
pod, spa & gul5t hcuc tb l citna tr-. Reim!!
673-6900 suso.ooo
SHOWCASE
DOVER SHORES
EXCEPTlONAL VIEWS
Offoed ~a 5paOOll5 4bdhome11./special handicap acctss & \it\l.'5 of
lhe o!y licjits & Uppa B.iy Ujll. opcrl beamed Ungs Ill IMng.
lining & ~ rOOITl5 & yanl v;/d«k & ,,,00 $699 ,000
DRAMATIC TOP QUAUTY
4 bd home w/fMjJ!bl views ol ~ bay, nalln preseM & nl!#it
~ts Dining & fMIW; rms, pnuate courtt,wd entry w/pod & 3 car
garage. O.m ~ lfadel $865.000
WEST(1ff (Jl(>V£ u.p 4bd 1oor P.
~... . nm.Iii\• UDO~Jtd~~~!--f-1":!!~:;...~~~::::'~~::;;;;~ii!~ ~ lcrnn lat S&orw. wdle!S l ~ 3 frPca a a:U'ltly ktim. Pod. spa & 11t ~ gwq
631-1408 $544,900
QJF'F HAVEN Sant d oc.ean • bay lrom
tr.; 3bd cdtage, !JcM ~ IO remodel or ldd
nlW w/aaJttl. W:w &an~ 2nd lllofy
'31-1400 $549,000
a atr~ PMCY ~ct Uh !1ftnllY
631-1400 $1,599,000
COWAN tE<JfTS 2 4+ eaa glled ~
Diit~ aw In TllSD'l ioc:HI, 3 ~
& maa,dlay PIMev w/l/tNls ol bh fftllllY
631-1400 $1,995,000
FABULOUS ESTATE -1/2+ A~
\W, tenni6 co.it. pod l '1)1 ~ CUS*al'll w/4 bctn\ des,
tttniy, drWtg ~ & gmne l1T1l Fr doors. 4 &pc.. A/C & MCIJ"1ly
~IW.ad! $1.495,000
"~~«Ut rt"~"
Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheb s International Real
BALBOA ISLAND
315 MARINE AVE.
714-6 7 3-6900
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OPEN HOUSES
From o·ne to five p.m.
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
1600 San Miguel
Open Sunday
$U9S,OOO
Oceanfront Custom
4909 Seashore
Open Sat../Sun.
$1,()95,000
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Lido Isle Bayfront GrttoMI
48R4.5BA hm
40' lot. pnvllll! SMOINU-:.n
Udo Jal• Traditional S.yfront
58R4 SBA Pridr of~-key Large dock. e11cellen · I views $1,59~
~u. Roca• 5BR 7.5 , 6acra Newport Beach Estate~f Mr$. Joh Wayne
App 7 ,000 tqft e c:owt $1,395,000
58R 48A lun, d yachts Dover Shoru~a froo~ Home
Lllrge y11rd & rant.age . 1,389,000
Udo Lile Sophlstlciited
58R 4 50/\ Tt1!-'lly n.>mocl~l ~ homt
f>nme 45 c-omertot. pe 1 detail! 095.000
Easy ron~ersk> family Udo lsle~rlplex
~~o -~
lowHI Priced Balboa l1lan~1 t 48R 2Ba o~~ Rapt.
Grtat Valot'~· view 5899,000
~ S51'9,000
lido hie t..rp Lot 38R28s~
JBR 2BA .t. U1 Rm ~.Hal r
p.,ftct w /nut <twd On 5395,000
Bay~,t & Sale ' 38R3B
GA'at loc11ti0n, Fr doon OWi Uff,000
Trlai:igi• Squan Atta
JBR 28A town.hOme w /flrtpl.Ke C~lt location. comm\ml~ pool SH9,000
·BILL FEENEY
in association with TIM CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS~
675 -1058
Belcourt Tennt;·s ate
SBR 4.58~ home i
Almost h , I and spa"
$1,995,
Oceanfront Custom
4BR 3.SBA-on sand, no boardwalk
Tum·key with whitewater views
$1,095,000
Dover Shores Bayfront Bargain!
3BR 2BA totally remodeled "Tum-key" bayfront
60' on the water, private dock, quiet location
$989,000
Lido Isle Cottage
2BR2BA +Om~, beamed ceilings
Prime street to street location, 35' lot
$595,(XX)
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Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
SBR SBA Conttmlporary, wlll exchange
Approx. 1.2 acres, ocean & bay views
$1,695,000
Belcourt Bargain
4BR 3.SBA Manor II, pool & spa
Oesirr quality, large lot
$995,000
Harbor Ridge Value
SBR3.SBA Devonshire model
Two private sunny decks, atrium
$799,(XX)
Newport Heights ToWnhome
3BR 2.SBA Tum-key with private~ ~ -
Bright.__~ cathedral ceilings, c:entraJ air
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DOVER SHORES -FRONr ROW VIEW
Redlced $80k. Dramatic & spacious 4BR. 3+ 2 half BA single slOfY
w/pooJ & 3 car garage.:" .. ..... .. . .. . . $865.000
PRIME DOVF.R SHORES LOCATION
Light & bright 4BR, 4BA single story w/private pool & deck
ouerlooklng Upper Bay & Fashion lsllnd ............... $699,000
~iinioddld 4BR. 3BA + Olfire & ~room. IJ.Dutous
master blah wllh IMlll ,_ ....................................... $598,000
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BELCOURT STYLE REMODEL!
Beautiful 4BR. 3BA With fabulous Back Bay & mountm views il
prestigious DcM?r Shores Pnced to Sel. ..... $779.000
GORGEOUS Sf.A ISlAND TOWNHOME
Highly soplusticated & complet~ remodeled w/hi tech kitchen &
baths, 2BR, 2 SBA+ den ayerlookjng golf course. .. $599,000
~ ~ed 3BR, 3BA pnvett end unit With loYely large
yard and pillO .......................................... , ..... $568,900
NEWPORT BEAOi
2436 W. COAST HWY
714-631-1400
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315 MARINE AVE
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JILL ANDRUS
Res. 6734861 Office 631-1400
VICKI ·LEE
Res . 673-6573
F~S BEAOf COMMllMTY
Owming Peninslia Poi'lt homt. 4 bedroan a 3 & den llilh FTendl doors & IMrldows. new carpet
& large, moy patio. WeJ mailtained and~ k> moue in. ........ ~--: .... -.... ~ ... -. $479,000
DESUWllE f.ASTSIDE HEJQfT'S
SI~ ropark& elementaryscMQ. ~3 bedroom heme with ~remoddedkildien& bah.
HatdwoQd 6ocn. Lage R-2 ~in wt.at~ ............................................. $269,000
PENINSULA POINT TRADl110fW.
T1tn-key 3 bQoom & ~room. Roof top deck with spe and ocean \Ww ~day and dly "}ts~
nlrjlt. 4 flre?aca. han»ood Soon, French doors and ~ndows. .............................. $820,000
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Aw houses ID oc:unfrant bach. Main house has 2 Bdrms, ~room and den. BedfU ~
. cbn, 2 ~ &replias1 spllciot.l l!Wig room and st\llo apt ................................ $545,000
aJSTOM MYFllOHr HOME Ml> Otl1CE
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath with vaulted ceAing & ~l Roof deck. central air and doCli: for 50' boat and
4 car garaga. ............................................................................................................ $950,000
NEWPORT BEACH
2436 W. COAST HWY
714-631-1400
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BALBOA 1Sl.AND
315 MARINE AVE.
114-673~900
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RobGiem
631 .-1400
EXCEPTIONAL CONTEMPORARY
1384 Pacific Way, Laguna Beach
$2,795,000
Unparalleled view
Award winning residence
Finest design & materials
Over one half acre
Special one ttme open house
Sunday December 10, noon to four p.m.
CHERYL CARLSON
722·7607 631-1400
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Fresh 2 Bd tawnhome. Loft w/doset, 2 ~ory living nn. French doors & patio
w/rock ~spa in beautifUly lardicaped smal quiet com~ $219,000 ·
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VIEW! VIEW! VIEW!
Truly a Newport Beach lintrnark w/l4hr seanily
and docnnari. Located 00 tile Rhine Olamel, bay am lllnh.J lBskl ~ 3 \j(s to beach. 2Bd. 2.saa.
sat.Ila & wet bar. Bkjg amerities id.de a Qlard
nn, ~ areas fa entertaiiiniJ, pool, spa &
gueSt dOc:k. .
•3F $525,000
#70 $620,000
MARY LOU KlfJfLER
675-2700 631-1400
HARBOR ISLAND DRIVE
Magnificent Mediterranean, 125 feet on
the bay, dock for 70+ yacht Terraces with
pool & spa ............. $2, 795,000
BELCOURTTOWNHOMECOllECTION
Guard gated community. Dramatic
3000+ square foot townhome , lushly
landscaped with spa & BBQ.
MOTIVATEDSfilER. $749,000
CORONA DEL MAR
Ocean view 3Bd, 3.5Ba built in '88 w/
~In living room. R&endi; upgraded,
2 large sun decks. <>.mer says: ·srtng
Offer!· ........................ $3 79 ,000
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759-3076 631-1400
NEWPORT BfAOi
2436 W. COA.5T HWY
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315 MARINE AVE.
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Fresh & Clean Townhome
2Bd/2Ba, Single Story .
$144,500
IRVINE "NOR11fWOOD"
3Bd/2.5& Single Family~
Many Upgrades & Extras.
$219,500
Sally Nettel
Extensively Cu5toml2led T ownhome
Upgnided 2Bd/2Ba
• $185,000
AFFORDABLE IN NEWPORT
4Bd/28a Townhome, Hrcbd F1rs,
Brick Frplc, ~ Garage
$280,000
Res. 545-2514
631-1400 x281
DOVER VIUAGE, NEWPORT BFACH
Two bedroom 21/2 baths in th1s largest model. Inviting patio is an
extension of the large living room. Upgraded kitchen
features built-in washer & dryer.
JUNE ADAMS
631-1400 x292
CosTAMESA ~
Large R-2 lot with approved plans for two
3 bedroom condos. Located in prime
rental area.
BAYVIEW TERRACE
Newport Beach Best Buy
Upgraded 1 Story 2 Bdrm 2 Bath home.
Plantation shutters, hardwood floors,
lovely p~vate ~rd. No Mello Roos!
Owner Very Motivated.
Offered at $299,900 ROY FREEMAN
631-1400
Spectacular Point Home
2209 Channel Road
. f Steps tQ bay and ~ at the tip of the Point. '
Completely.renovated and remodeJed In 1994 w/3 Bdnris,
family & dining rooms. Bay Md jetty vk?\Ais from master bal-
~ · A vesy private deck complete with pUnbing ere laige
~ patio are perfect for ent~. Natural sisal
carpeting and cUstorn hardlA.<xxf floorirg, rustorn cabinet$
aid plantation st.Jtters ....................... ······· .. $895,000
A SHOWCASE HOME!
MARY ANN NElllf.RCUIT
67~5546 I 631-1400
NEWPORT BEACH • 2436 W. COAST HWY
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BALBOA ISlAND
315 MARINE AVE.
714-673-6900
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wo-storv. oceanfront townhome Located on the sun·
renohed beach oh.tboa Peninsula in an area known for its unique history. Enjoy the
reatbuJdna ocean view, Catalina and the famed California sunsets. Thi is a one-of-a·kind
rty :tjuaated at the quiet end of the boardwalk. A petfect primary residence or vacation
. Featuring lwdwood floors. aounnet k.it.chen with sub-zero, office or loft pl m the t'ICcan
1cw masttr suite ovCrlook.ing the sandy beach. Between the bay and ocean. Balboa Pemn'>ula
vidcs specialty~ and ~urants. Offered at $799,000.
For JO*" ,m.u ,._.....,, "'1J Ert/yle or Sou, Sltct:u1t al Gnd>6 & Ellil llaiMlllial Rtal "* Snftca, 2J ~ Plavl, Su. 190, New,ort Bftlell, (714) UUJOI.
Balboa Island livina at its finest This maanmcent home
wa .. o;howcased in the 1994 Corona del liar Home Tour. Top-quality construcuon by Ooua
Brownell who pcciali~ in quality craftsllWlship and builds cxclusi~cly on Balboa I.stand.
This home 1 cxqu~itely decorated througboot with the utmOSt attention to every detail. The
home can be u~ L'> a dupleit or a large inglc family home. As a duplex -three bcdroolJ\!
and thrtt bathrooms. plus an apartment with two bedrooms and one and one-half baths. Or I.\
a smgtc family home with fhc bcdroorru four and one-half baths. ·
Sunroof, four off-street parking spaces. air conditioning, inten:om. security ~ystcm and
much more. Extremely nexible noor plan for Balboa Island living at its be t
Call Alkt Browntll, broktr~assodtdt al Balboo lslaM Rltlll] for""'"' in/Ol"llMlion, (71')
67J-.8700 "'(71') 641-2235.
E • • • uropean 1nsp1ralion Thi\ one-of-a-kind home is perched atop a hill
with views of city lights and hillsides. An elegant marble foyer v.clco~ with fountain.<> and
statue . 'There are four &paeious bedroom.' accompanied by three and one-half bath and an
executive tudy or library.
The state-of-the-an kitchen 1'-replete with the bc'l Jpphance\, ut1htanan dc\tgn. custom
cabinetry and 'pace for the gounncl cook Cu\tom dr.ipene,. hghl c.irpet. vaulted ccilin~ and
cascade<; of light through arched window\ are al'>O how~. 'The formal dirung room is
perfect for entcnaming and the master uit.c delight\ the ..en'>C'\ with a~ ista of the kylme.
For '3fety. there is an electronic iron gate accented by pavers wmdmg throughout the
dmeway and <,pace for RV parking. Three over-s1t.ed garage' make way for car. and lu'ury
toy' The ground' arc immaculately landscaped and hard-.cJped with brickwork and greenery
which cnhaocel> the setting. Large. well-cropped tree.s '>helter the home and frame the view
with a nostalgic sen-.e of a European estate.
Located in the prestigious, cqueruian Nellie Gail c0mmun1ty of Laguna Hill'>. the home 1'
near the coa:.t, but above the congested be'JCh lifestyle. Excellent schools ensure posllivc
actJ vity for children.
For a privaJt showinf, uU V'ick] nan1 al the N'wport Btaclt ofJict of The Prudential -
Jon Dou1las Co., (7lrl) 759-66()().
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BELCOURT· WW. TRADE
FJeganr 5bd cunom home with ocean view and grand matbk entry with
circular staircase. 4 car garage. Availat>k"fumishcd.
~1,695,000 Belle Partch Code 71H7
SAILBOATS ac SUNSETS
Specucul:m sunset & lwbor view from dUs cxttnsivdy remodeled 5bd,
4ba, in Corona dd Mar. A home of distinction for a growing family.
$849,000 Bonnie Barrington Code 71007
Townhouse w/2 mm suira, & 2.5ba. Ftplc. hardwood Aoors, walk-in
dOICtS. 2 car lltt. pi. lcnpcccable grounds w/pool & spa.
$192,000 .Ann, Ted l5l Suza.one <;ode 71317
OJFFHAVEN
PERFECTION
~acious 4 or 5bd, 4.5ba
ftoorplan w/~ design
&~Living&
cntcn2ining is easy wlltg dia-
matic nns. 3 nwblc fiplc's.
One of the brgcst locs in he
area.
Uncb Octh & Lois Jacobs
$999;000
Code70~7
• OORONA IDGHLANDS CUTIE
2bd, ll?_a on quiet street w/remodfcd kit, bdwood
Boon in I.iv rm & kit, big yard, kty to beach garcs in
Sbomiilf.
Jim Wciscnbach l5l Kay Konf.a.I
$384,000 c.ode 71527
BEAtnmJL BAYCRFSI'
Imrmculate extra large custom w/5bd. 4ba. Prvt.
master sufre, built-ins, vaulte<f wd. beam ceilings, &
rcccsscd lighting. Possible to buy w/fum.
Bob Coluccio
EXPANSIVE 180 DEGl~VIEWS · 5bd, 3.~ba w/vicws of ~ back ry, city lisha & moun~IOJ· Verr.~peo & auy., In cn~rta1nmcnt rm. w/rrplc & t\ill bar. ExccptiooaT mru. rune & scpa-
race guC$t quarters.
Ame Petersen
NEWPOla'
.BAYFR()NT
C.ozy Balboa Cova 2bd,
2ba home with 38fi. boat
ilip and 2 car garage. Quiet
gate-guarded community.
Arne Petersen
$5".SOO
Code7'1777
Coc1e11m
BELCOURT~ Exclusive setting .fca.tur~ . 'na sunfCt and Ncwoon Center views,. 2bd, 2.5 townhontc + dcn/libra_ry, 2 fireplaces, spaciow kitchen. Community pool & spa. 2 car gange.
Karen Rezek
$47S,OQO Code71177
CUSTOM POOL HOME 5bd. 3.5ba lr'2. 2 StOC)' w/~ children's~ 2 ~·s & loft that an 6c 2nd bm. "!I or srucly. Entmaincr's dfto.am.
$639,000
Connie Betton
Code71607
BIG CANYON
PREMIER ESTATE
Spaciow 5bd, 5.5ba overlookin_g_ the eighth
&irway. This home is
&buloUs for entertaining. Huge lot w/privat:e p tc:s
& motor ooun.
Carol Alli.son
$1,8SO,OOO
c.ode 71687
CORONA DEL MAil PEllFECTION
Spacious 4bd, 3.5ba Cape Cod style. Exocllcnt floor-
plan w/.oaring ceillnft'. hrdwd. floors. & 2 brick
frpk's.
" -' Linda Oeth l5l Lois Jacobs
$799,000 Codie 71647
Residential Rcil Esuce Services • lndependentlv Ov.rncd Jnd Operated
130 I Sus.a Lane Sat $4SS,OOO
15 Rue Verte SIS $1,145,000 Aune/Km ton
19 Harbor Ridge Dt. SIS $679,000 Tom Bruot0n
1928 Pon Pren-met SIS $539,000 MaliG~
180 I Port Sterling SIS $475,000 Marilyn Kashna
41 S Viiu Suatc SIS $329,000 Sally Shipley
304 AmUda Cwnbre SIS $319.900 Katai Raek
2018 Vrsu Cajon SIS $325,000 HardmJBnuuon
22 Hermitage Sun $1,249,000 Carol AllUon
508 Kinp Pl Sun $999,000 llndaOdh
55 Montec:ito Sun $950,000
1319 E. Balboa Blvd IC Sun $799,000 Solly Sha.am
131 5 Antigua Way Sun $482,000 LouAn.oe Riney
4714 C.Ordand Sun $499,000 BJjohmon
3700 Ocea.o BM! Sun $1,095.000 Mary Von Gddern ,
25 18 Wen Ave. IC2 Sun $194,000 JimW~
250Hnd
HOME PWS INOOME
Spacious 2bd. Iba duplex, cadl unit Jw bride fireplace,
dining area,~ w/laundry area & nr:a padcing.
Dana Black ac LouAnne Ritter
$215,000 Code '70947
SLE£PING B.P.AlTl'Y
Prcui~us neighborhood & opponunity await you
w/dUs 4bd on nra lrg. lot. Private yard & entrance.
Great ~model potential.
Sun $1,095,000 KatmMuun
BP.ACHA~
Affordable 4bd ho~ in prurigiow nei~ lij
prinre lot. C.Ommunity parlcs 8c belches ~·
BJ Johnson
U99,000
ROSE COVER.ED COTI'AQ: ~ 3bd. 2ba home w~ oeilings, French
doors, hirdwood floors, pristine la.od.sCapc, private
pacio, room to expand. Ocean View.
$S8S,OOO BJ Johnson C.ode 70727 $880,000 Code71677
BPSf PRICE -BFSI' VIEW
SuP.remc living bc2jns in Harbor Ri~. 5bd beauty with unobstni:ted' views of ocean, city Lights. anC!
mountains.
Marilyn Kershner
$899,000 C.ocle 70997
PREMIER OCEANFRONT PllOPEJU'Y
This dramatic home features unique arcbiteaural
design & luxurious ap~intmcnts wfi.ic:h provides cbc
finest of livin,g &c entmainin'" c:>n the oc:eaDfront.
Stephanie Hough con &c Kent McNaughton
$1,395,090 Code 71867
PRIME B.P.ACHFRONT ~ ~bd w/atmo.t 1 OOkc<c of tcdudcd bcac:h.. Prvt
pool & spa. Total~~con
$S,,._OOO
WINDOl1V ro 1HE SP.A ~ ()can Blvd estate overlooks Inspiration Point in CdM.
Rearitly remodeled 5bd. 4.5ba home. Main boux + guest house.
$1,950,000 Mali Gulledge Code 71167
STAR QlJAUl'Y
Customil.cd home with 3 prMte si<Se yards, pool, lpa.. BBQ wet bar. -per-
fect for enttttaining. Spaciow Master suite with sauna. Includes walk-in
wine oclla.r.
NEWREOUCl10Nn
Substantial home on approL soft wide street to street lot nat (0 the ceri-
tral mada. 4bd, 3ba + rumpus room with bar, spacious patio, fu:c-fonn
pool and cabana.
$93S,OOO
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bedroom with walk-In closet, 1.5 baths.
Large 2 car garage. Pretty exterior Great
locale n!flt? . . . $119 900
MESA VERDE
Pool & RV access with double gate. Private
fenced yard. 4 bvedroom. 2 bath. corner
location with gbreat curb appeal Close to
schools 229 000
NEWPORT BEACH
Executive townhorne In ga,ted Brookview
comm Built 1980, 3BR, 2.SBA. direct
acc;ess to 2 car gar MBR w/spa tub & fplc.
Bonus room tool .. .$2S0.900
Remoda\ed kltChen, French doors, custom
$late floor, rnrw doors and moldings. This Is
a beaut1ful 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. Community
tennis..... ... . .. ......... $317 000
Barbecue on the roof deck with whlte water
view. Choose your 48R, 3BA townhome,
each with 2 car garage. Near new. Low
down OK. .................. $S14,900 EAOI
NE\\'PORT SHORES
Duplex with 2 bedroom, 2 t»th front unit 2
bedroom, 1 bath rear unit plus 2
bedrooms. l bath owner hideaway. 4 car
Beach close! . . ···-SS29,995
MESA VERDE
Beautiful remodeled kitchm, soa.ri'lg cdlng
In cmrslze IMng room, new Fnmch doors In
4BR two story. Large brick peUo, second
sto deck ExceJlenrlocatJon ..•. $669 900
IRVINE TERRACE
Great Improvements! Sparldlng white kftchen Expansive, upgraded & bright! Walls of glass
w/new cabinets, floor, counters and range. bring beautiful grounds Into IMng room, with
New carpet & much morel Duplex on one of library alcove. dining room W master suite
the best streets! ...................... $5t7 500 4 BR 38A remodeled kit.chen $699 500
CORONA DEL MAR IRVINE COVE
A upgraded pool home on a large comer Owmlng cottage plus ocean v\ew artist's Be dauled by the sweeplng master suite
lot. 4 bedroom, 3 baths & family room & 3 studio. 2 car garage. RI zone but has 2 with spectacular ocean view, fireplace 6nd
car garage. Great kitchen. Shows bea.utlfuDy. separate lMng areas. Roof deck. South o f wet bar Dramatic home with elevator, pool,
Reduced• ...................... $U4.000 Coost ..... $614,950 and limousine ...... $1,100.000
CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT COAST BALBOA ISLAND
2 Corporate Plaz[!. S:;:'! 1 JO. Nc\".tport l3c,-..·r1 • '· i.1 ;"·:.-11
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Panoramic ocean, bay and
city lights view! Custom
quality graces this warm
traditional 4 bedroom
residence with library,
gourmet kitchen, pool, spa
& brick motor court.
Spectacular view from this
BARBARA
O'KAIN
MARION
HAMPTON
987-0125
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lassie lines, a tranquil
setting & a beautiful sandy
beach. 3 bedroom main
residence has an enclos~
sun room. Bay view from
master suite with fireplace.
Large studio apt. with
private entrance
no o guna
Beach is the site for this
magnificenl5 bedroom
estate under construction.
Sweeping ocean & canyon
views. 3 fireplaces, study,
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TAMARA
FIGUEROA
MARK
MALLOY
729-5504
3 bedroom 5 bath
penthouse with no
common walls. Gourmet
kitchen with granite
counters. 4 car garage
with elevator to each floor. L-~~~~--~~~~~~-
game room, gym and
more. E xt r a ordinary I . $1,850,000
" $895,000
L--, Co r µorlltc P Ill Zcl. Suite 130. Nev.· po 1 t Belle !"i
ttartiOr Ridge estate .. This exceptional &ingle level home is jtuated on a
prime J/3-acre Jot in the prestigious guard-gated community of Harbor Ridge. Desi~ by
esteemed Beverly Hills architect Robert Earle. the pro~ displays superior con~on and
the highest quality mnteriaJ. The flowing floor plan, with numerous French doors leading to
colorful gardens and private walks, was designed with the enterta.iner in mind.
The three-bedroom home offers the opulent lifestyle of the Newport Beach elite. From the •
welcoming entry with rich wood flooring, valilted ceilings and band-painted artistry to the rich
living room with carved fireplace, wood moldings and French doors leading to the veranda.
every master-crafted detail reflects pride of ownership. The dining room opens to a red _brick
conversation pit. making the tropical landscape a part of the decor. The family room. with
coffered ceiJings. piped-in musk and rich oak paneling and helving. culminates in a dramatic
oak bar with temperature-<X>f\troUed wine cellar. •
The lcitcben boasts every state-of-the-art convenience incluCling sub-zero rerrigcrator, lour
ovens. microwave and new appliances. The large waJk-in pantry and utility room with kyligbt
enhance the utilitarian design. adoes lhecentu island, while !hr lcyl~ bethes the kjtchen
with filtered sunlight. Ocean and city ligbu through the windows crcat.e a stimulating view and
a touch of serenity. The breakfast room is replete witi1 quality oak cabinetry and etched glass
io.set'i.
The bedrooms are large with a classic grace. Large closets and Freoch doors and windows
overlooking tranquil gardens add to the luxury. The master suite is grand in design. The
spacious cedar-lined wallc-m tu s and hers closets provide storage and organization. The custom
fireplace i!> adorned with an elaborate carved mantle. lbe finaJ touch of class is the cedar-lined
sauna.
The sublerrancan \IA<at garage 1s presently a lhrce-car garage with exercise room. The
central vacuum, <;cC.:unty ~ystcm and inlercom ltdd 10 the advanced technology. and the
emergency generator cn!>ur"Cs power.
The estate. high above the ocean's drama. has meticulously maintained trees, flowers and
grassy knoll~ A koi pool with cascading waterfall crowns the landscape. Mature trees, a rose
garden. pnvate patio~ and a secret reb'eat from which one can observe a breathtaking view of
the harbor. city lights and ocean give the home resort quality. The ownetS. set on building a
new castle. aro willing to work with a strong buyer.
For a private showing, call }Dall Maife/Jl aJ the Newport Bu.cit olfiu of The Pnuknnal-
Jon Douglas Co., (714) 759-66()().
Custom MeditetTanean villa Located wjthin the exclusive~
gat.ed community of Ocean Ridge is OUs exquisite cust.Om Mcditemnean villa. ne.ianect to
take advantage of uptivatiog ocean, harbor and city views, its sunsets Ire absolutely
mesmerizing,
The masterpiece i$ i~ on about 1/4-aae and includes four bedrooms, four and ~half
bath,,, library, four f1teplaoes, gourmet kitchen and eltcnsive use Of coliseum stone &nnite and
mart>J~ .
Creative architecture and exceptional dewlina provide an inc<>mparable seWna for clabortle
catertainina. Thi& mapif1'Cnt home is offered at $1,750,000.
For,,_.~°""'""" coll HollJ Gootlrlele of Metro RMlll, (71') 120.Hll • •
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Mackenzie honored by
Prudential · Jon ·Douglas
Some of his tools are
telemarketing and multi-
market research
Maxine Montgomery, vice
president/manager of the Newport Beach
office of The Prudential -Jon Douglas Co.,
was pleased to announce that Mac
Mackenzie achieved the hiahest dollar
volume for 1be Newport Beach office in the
Orange County nwket. '.
.. Mic is. hanl worter," ~omcry
uid. '1ti comi tent eff oru IDd
profes.OOoabsm &iVC$ hint m advaota.gc;
and bis strong sense of direction gives him
power, Mac's success is no surprise. He sci$
his goals. designs bis plans and aligns
hirmetf with a strong network of
profCS$ionals."
Mackenzie is the top producing sales
executive for the ()Qng.e County ~ct in
the Newport Beach office. His goal is to
provide aggressive marketing. roupled with
constant attention to the mar\etplace,
enabling homeowners to ~Uy
complete the sale or their properties.
regardleS$ of market conditiom.
.. A successful sale at top dollar~
more than simply placing a listin& in the
classified ads and r;:.1 out • few
Mackenzie said.
.. lt~ires
innovadve
meihochof
exposing property
to a arcaiet extent
than ii nonnally
reviewed through
more
conservative McJc~ ~ICS.lt is
llOt the iDartct for COQICJ\I~ Ort. ..
Mackeazie is ranked in tbe top t ~ of die
nation in gross sa1e$.; Not c:oolenC to be just a
good Reakor. !lit has mi.de it a point to
employ the best possible staff to support his
clientcle. CrcarinJ the Mackenzie Advantage
Team, be bu designed a force to power his
success.
"My upport staff bas a direct impact on
the uocess of my trullketing .P.lan and the
results 1 bring to my clients,' be said. "Team
effort re ults in WINS."
CaU Mac M«b~ dlfd du Mtd.lllZU
Alffluetap Ttat at du Netlf/I0'1 Bacle
olfice o/Tlte huMntild -Jo1t DoMpa Co.,
(114) 15UIJOO, (popr) (1U ) 121-3540.
CAMMY LESLIE .·
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Experience really cou~ts
Steve Riddle of Metro
Realty continues to excel
in the real estate market
A 23-vcar rcaJ estate veteran. Steve
Riddle has lived m Costa Mesa since 1958
and specializes in residential real estate
sales in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
area.\.
''Although lhe mark.ct has been in
somewhat of a slow-paced period. the
economk situation should improve the
industry's ootJook in 1996," he said.
Riddle. who is Metro's own computer
expert. is exceptional with reaJ estate
software programs. He enjoys and strives to
help people find homes which meet their
needs.
To rtach Sttvt RUldlt caU Mttro Rtalt],
(714) 720-9422.
Larae COmer lot Nestled in the prestigious Glenwood Village area of
Aliso viejo. this special comer location exudes charm. class and a family-oriented lifestyle.
Wilh two bedrooms, plus a den and two and one-half baths. the home is the largest model Plan
4 two story. and is totally upgraded featuring maJble entry and kitchen flooring, custom plu.~h
Berber carpet and top quality plantation shutters throughout. Off-white interior decor is
unmaculatc. light and bright in this end location in one of the largest comer lots with wrnp-
arou~d pnvate yard. Direct access is afforded from garage to kitchen. Vaulted ceiling accent
the living room fireplace. and the home is fully air«>nditioncd. U!Jtwiou living 1s accented
aJong with community fac1hties such as an olympte-s!Ud swimming pool. pa. clubhouse and
park. Offered at only $146.500.
For"""" iltfonlllllkJ11 call MttTJA.nn Mc<luirt of Grubb & Ellis RtsiU""4l Rl4I &taU
Savicts, 23 Co'JIOl"OU P'4tJJ, SU. 190, Nrqort Buel&, (7 U) "1#-6200.
Jasmine Creek -new look This residence is ooe or the best
buys in the guard sated community of Jasmine C~k in Corona de1 Mar. It has acre of
greenbelt&. low taxes and no mcUo coos. This pecial home tw been t&MefUUy uj>datcd with
~ lighting. skyliaht. wood floors and air conditioning. The master suite bas a fu-eplace.
balcony and mini ocean view. The garden patio is laric with lush planting and perfect for
outdoor enttrtainins. Year round vacation living with pool • pas and ttnnis courts. Located
close to beaches, Corona c¥1 Mat village and is minute to Fuhion Wand, the airpon ind
freeways. Offered at $479,000.
Call, Hturld llotwinlck of Grubb & 811" Rt11Mndal lttal l!s14U Stnius, 2J·COr1'!f'*
P/iwl, SU. 190, Nwpon /hod, (114) ~00. .
' ColdWell Binker associate
gets published
She contributes recipe to
Chicken Soup series
Coldwell Banker Irvine is proud to
announce that senior sales a.uociate. Boonie
Cox is cWTCntly in print in the newly
released book. "Chicken Soup for the Soul
~book."
Cox bas contributed a hort story and
recipe, refTecting the inspirational and
beartwanning tories found in the two
previous boob. "Chicken Soup for the
Soul," and "A Second Helping of Chicken
Soup for the Soul"
The third book in die series differs from
the first two with the addition of actual
recipes along with short stories. The first
two books were on the New York nines
bestseller list and "Chicken Soup for the
Soul" won the 1995 ABBY Award.
"I'm honored to be mcludcd among the
many talented people who have contributed
to the f>ook." Cox
sa.id "Thi was
such a gteat
experience."
With more than
six years of ,
successful real
estate expericoce,
Cox tw been
rccognjzcd
numerous times
Bonnie Cox as 1 top office
producer, multi-millioo doUar producer and
Gold Circle award winner. Specializing in
the coastal communities, Irvine and·
Saddleback Valley. she is an extremely
active member of a number of professional
and community organizations.
A Newport Beach resident for shcn years.
Cox enjoys reading. traveling. theater,
western dancing. writing and painting.
Co11Jod Bonllie Cox at tM ColilwtU
&nhr Imne ofli«, (714) ss2.2000.
Accelerating jour mortgage
makes it obvious the sooner you pay off your
mortgage the beuu you make out
financially. Many lending institutions
enc:Ourage you to pay a liuJe extra each
month above your basic m<>1tgage payments.
for example, if you have a JO.year $100,000
mortgage and your interest rate is 7.S%. your
monthly payments wiU be '$699.21. If you
pay an extra SSO per month towards your
monpge. it will be paid off about ix yCMS
early. If you pay an extra $100 per month. it
wiU be paid off about 9.5 years early.
Obviously it is a good idea to pay extra
towards your mortpge in order to pay it off
By Steve Ostrha as early as possible. Remember, payina an
lldd.itional $100 per month pays off the
One perceived advantaae of a OKSifgage mot\gage in 24S payments. Makina the
loan is a portion of the payment is additional 11 S payments would cost you an
deductible. Let's take 1 moment and look at additional $S6, 315.51. Payina the extra
deductible interest. In 1 ~year mortgage. $100 for 245 payments cost you only
' the paymenb for the fl1$t 20 years are $24,500.
mostJy interest and deductible. For When you pay extra to your monpae
illustntive purposes, let'~ assume your lender, you arc limiting your options. If, for
m<>1tpge payment is $2,000 per month; and some reason. you need any of that money
your wmbined federal and state tax bracket back dtiring the lift of your m<>1tgaae. you
is ~ That mean tn order for )'oU to get a must bom>w 1t back at a premium rate. Docs
-$600 tax dC®Ction (30% ofS:Z.000) you ---lhi make left9C when you arc vohmtvity -
must spend $2,000. giving the lender the use. of you~ money?
Another way to look at it is over 1 20-year Wby not ~the monc~ mto an investment
period, you will spend $480,000 in of your clloiee? By doing so, you can take
mcxtgage payments to act a total tax advantage of investment opponunities as
deduction of aboUt s 140,000. During the they arise and till have the money to pay off
tasi I 0 )'CIJ"S, When you are suppOsedly your rtlortp~ early.
rctitcd or oearing retirement. you will pend 5"W .°""" ~ _,,,. ~ ~
,_,, additiooat $240,000 in mortgage F""'1tcMJ ~ 515 .tuHt •w. S.IU
payments and act litt)e or oo tax deductions. &so, Co *'Mao, C4 9l6U, (114) $#-
Does I.hi. make ICl\ie? 0101.
Viewing a ~age from tbi perspecthe
PELICAN HILL •
New Custom HQme
with Stunning
Panoramic Ocean &
Goff Course Views!
Thts elegant home of
5BR, 5.5 BA. approx.
5500 sq. ~. fJtle( .5
acre w,11>eautiful
pool & spa.
$2,495,000
.. ..
Tracitional Custom
48R, 4BA Home.
Vded ceillgs,
&OllTTlet kitchen with
a4omg large farntf
room. Lush pari(.Q(e
setti'lg with pool & spa.
REDUCED
$995,000
HARBOR RIDGE
Elegant Custom
Townhome
w,/Gofgeous Ocean,
Catalina & City
Views! Superb
upgrades StJToood
. 38R, 38A-~~
tre'places. Close to
Fashion Island and
beaches.
REDUCED ~~~~~L.:;;...~ $789,000
OCEAN RIDGE
Exclusive Custom
Mediterranean Villa.
4BR, 4.5BA
w/approx. 4,400
sq.~ Designed to
take advantage of
exqwsrte full ocean,
harbor, & city
views. MagicaJ
brilliant sunsets are
breathtaking.
$1,750,000
SPYGLASS Hill
TrUy a ooiQue setting
with stuming
catallna, harbor and
crty sunset views.
58R, 3BA home, new
gcumet kitchen.
Sellers are
motivated.
REDUCED
$949,000
Highl'f upgraded
38R, 2BA plus nice
1 BR rental unit.
Gourmet kitchen,
kJxury baths,
patio, Perfect for
owner user. Steps to
beach ~ shoPPfng.
$410,000 .••
!-
120-9422
OCEAN RIDGE
The ·catlf omia
Llfestyle: Newly
constructed open &
spacious one-story
home completely
flmshed
w/captivatmg views
of ocean, city &
Newport Harbor.
$1 ,495,000
SPYGLASS HILL
OPEN SAT/SUN 12-5
Breathtaking
Panoramic Ocean
Harbor. & Pr.emium
Fashion Island Views!
Beautiful 4BR, 38A
home W/Of!# carpet &
new Pallt lush
landscape with lovely
sparkling pool.
$895,000
EAST SIDE
"Entertain in Style!"
lovely 38R, large den
2.58A. Spectacular
master Stile
w/juxurious bath, nve
rock firep&ace,
_· .. .,ts .. Ullt
bright. Absolutely the
best buy!
REDUCED $190,000
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BALBOA PENINSUIA NEWPORT BEACH
1602 E. Balboa Blvd. 4BR Sun 12-4 $495,000 1430 W. Bay Ave 48R Sat/Sun l·S $2,199,000
Fred Sands Cannery Village Realty
675-1509 673-3777
200San Remo 6BR Sun 1-4 $875,000
CORONA DEL MAR Jill Wiese
222 Morning Canyon 3BR Sat/Sun 12""4 $969,000 Knowleton Realty
Corona del Mar Properties 642·1168
673-8494 508 Via Udo Nord 4Br Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,599,000
Cannery Village Realty
COSTA MESA 673-3777
1850 Kinglet Cl 38R Sat/Sun 1-4 $294,900 939 Via Udo Soud SBR Sat/Sun 1-5 $4,199,000
Rudy Alvarez/Pat Davis Cannery Village Realty
Coldwell Banker 673-3777
668-9333
Big canyon Villas . 2·3BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $370-469K
2515 Santa Ana Ave. 38R Sat/Sun 12-5 $275,000 Melinda Mason
Owner Barbara Sanregret Realtors
646-4837 759-7700
How to plan a trouble-free move
each box to JO pounds. Label each boJt with homes. The Ryder 20-f~. full 11.e moving Pack your truck one-quarter at a time from
Why do It yourself? Do-it-yourself
mover\ can save up to 80% of a
profc~s1onal movers cost!>. While saving
money 1s a pnme consideration for mo t
people wha move themselves. do-it-yourself
movers ali;o gain more control over the
movin$ process. take better ca.re of their
belongings and can move at their own pace.
What's the best ny to pack? About a
month before moving day, start cleaning out
your closets Donate old clothing and other
unu~ items to charity or sell them at a
garage '41e. Set nside materials you'll need
for a final clean-up at your old residence.
Start qving newspapers for wrapping
d1-.hcs. &fill ware and mirrors and plastic
baas for covering lamp hades and other 'oods that new'J)3pcr might stam.
Sta.rt packing early, paclc a little each day
and pack one room at a time. Fint, pack
objects that aren't used everyday. Wrap
fragile items and use crumble newspaper.
towels or bubble packing materials to fill
bo"e 80 their conten won•t bounce
around.
For C4sier loading, limit the weight of
a hst of its contents. and indicate where you van ~an hold .the to ·~ average rooms of floor to ceiling. tying off each quaner with n
plan to put them in your new home. You can fum1~ wbJle Ryder r. 24 foot vetucle can heavy rope when completed. ~enve clothing in fumit~rc drawers and pack accommodate seven ro:oms or more. ~large appliances and large pieces of
items hke cloch and picture frames on loose Your rcn~I dealer WtU help you choose fum1ture rint Pl~ b(>x prings. mattre. <;es.
garments. such a.o. ~ks or T-hirts. Carry the proper tze truck ~gouge the ~umber mirrors and pictures with their edges re ling
e:ach drawer separately to your truck to and type of boxe you ll .need. A typ1cru securely along the side of the truclc. Rugs
hgbten your load tw~~l"OO!" home rct •• trcs about 3S boitci. should tlc rolled up and placed lengthwise
Pack essent1al '>mall applianc~ I~ ince of van~ 1ze ·Also: ask truck rental . down the middle of the truck floor. Fill tn
you'll be u~ing them until the last day. Pack comp~1~ abou.t renllng or buying moving the remaining area with boxci.. putting h'ht
them in factory boxes whenever possible and u~hes. mcluding hand truck .. boxes, one on top of hea\ y ones to avoid cru h1ng.
cushion with wadded, not 'ihrcddcd furruture pad! • ~vy dut~ tape and rope. What sboold I do with my car? Mo t
newspaper. (shredded paper can get in~ide Jabeb and car-towing equipment. . . truck rental companic .. including Ryder. rent
machinery and cau~ damage). Don't forget ltet>t.rvlng you moving truck. Planning lS safe and easy-to-use car towmg equipment
to defrost and empty your refrigerator and the key to a smooth move. Reserve a rental that can tow cars. mini-vans or tight pick-up
frec.ter and drain the water from your truck !lt lca.\t t~ weeb before your move, truck!.
wa hing machine. especially dunn& the peak ~um~r mo~ths, Driving a moving troct. A properly
Don't pack paint, alcohol, hJbtcr fluid or ~o hel~ guarantee ~at the nght ·~vehicle tWlintaincd rental truck drive almo t as
any other flammable liquJds, smce these is 11:vrula.ble. Ryder ., ~mprchcn. 1yc. -tasily as a car. However. since 1t is much
item can be unsafe to move. In fact, many nauonw1de compute~ rcscrvatJon larger and heavier, give yourself more time
tales prohibit their transportation. syste~. ~yder~RST, Wlll help ensure the to top and accelerate and more pace to
Whtlt about my fUrnlturt? Ryder / !'ght sazc truck 1. available "'!hen you ne.cd make turns. All Ryder rental trucks dbigncd
uggel ts rcmo-<ing the legs from tables and it. ThC system a™! hel~ do-it )'OUl"!IClf for household moves fearurc automatic
chain.. if ~siblc, to make the pa~ morc movc!"5 ~e on nud-wcck move by transnus ion.
compact. Then, wrnp the ~posed urf1eed updating rates co tantly according to l;.c3n1 to adjust your mirrors to the proper or your furniture in moving pads and label fluctuation '" supply and demand . height., for the most vi,ibiUty and the
each piece with the room wbcte it will be Ho~ can I ~ft m1 belongln ? It • . location of the headlight and win<bhicld
used in your new home. Small mirrors CIJ'I ~ senual that do-at younelfmoven ask thetr wiper witches. Have someone tand ou~idc
packed in drcs~r drawers of boxe . Large unurance aaent whether _their current . the ltUCk to j<,t you when backing up. ·
mirrors and t'rumcd artwork i.hould be . homeowner or rental ~It Y will cover their Your trUd bould c~ily pa.\ throuah moi.t
wrapped individually with care. bclong1og en .route. lf ll doc~~·t. momy truclt.: highway tunncl.s and overpassc.,, but
What du truck do f Dffd? How many rental com1>3nie offer protection plan., that remember that drive-thru windo~ L'i ,,,.ell a~
boxes? When properly loaded. a 10 foot ~over ~bold ~OI.>& and ~nge" while service 'itation and motel canopie ma) pose
Ryder mini-van can hold one or t~o in tran~•l In ~lion. moi.t commercial clcanoce problem •
average-iie rooms of furniture and other mo.vet) provide a ~tandard coverage lev~I. Movtr ~ A4wuelop, R:,MN /rtf 2$ f>OI' belonging~. For added comfort. Ryder offers which can be supplemented for on add1ttonaJ """"'f fUiM OIUW;, _,,.1 oiM~
an innovative JS.foot family van, which bas charJc. "'""'"" .nJ will lltlp '°" /ll't"'1" /tw 011' extra ~tmg to accomn100ate family and How lhould I lolld aDd ~ .._,. ~" s#IOolla, ""-"10tmfV NW.
friends helping you move. The J s foot truck? Fully cx1cnd tht loading r.1mp fnmi Pld 0,., up°''"'" loCOl It/Mr .. kr or
vehicle i perfect for most thnic to four room the back of your truck and po"ition it a uU tiolJ./ttt l_,_GO-RYDU IO t'ttflvc close to the door of yoor ha1nc as ~s1ble. 0 ,., "1 .. iL
C RONA DEL MAR * INCREDIBLE VALVE
$1,295,000
(1 Block to Little Corona Beach!)
-~ 306 HAZEL DRIVE
Nantucktt Ptrfttt ~modd
""""'4200 sq.fl. horM. l yard on lush canyon!
BANK OWNED -FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY! 3-5 Bedrooms, 31/2 Baths, 3 Firtplaces,3
car garage, Family Room. Bonus Room Premium location in Dover Shores with panoramic view of water. hqhts and
fashion Island. •~R. family room + separate ~uest house · all on one level Priced CaJI for appointment. reduced for qulcb sale
Offered at $749,000 JIM & PATIY MCDONALD -
McDonald CdM Homes
759-9070
f or further information. please call:
lnwtst Prictd Ocean Virw
Townb<mu in Hilrbor Ridge!!~
Gorgeous 3BR 2.5BA Townhome,
located on the highest street in
Harbor Ridge Esaces.
&traordiMry Omrn '1 City Litt Vi~!!!
This expanded Miramar with its ·
own putting green and private
courtyard is offered at the
unbeaabJe price of
$625,000.
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ob Shea -Realty
640-1212
BILL CALLAWAY
(714) 479-7858
Seven Gd>6el Real Estote
200 Via San Remo
6 bedrooms, 4.5
baths. Large master
w/office & balcony.
Formal living
w/fireplace. Large
dining room. Family
room with fireplace.
Private front patio
with fireplace. Best
street to street
location. Steps to park, tennis, lido beach & clubhouse.
. $875,000
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Jill Wiese
646-3605 office • 642-1168 home
FIRST OFFERING
tu Morning COnyon
~ 3lr plus oftk•
ShoNdlf home. Wei grounded,
large canyon a ocean •w lot,
e.nocect pden.
$969,000
PENINSULA POINT
RETREAT
4BR. 2¥..BA. One house from bay
and steps to beach.
1602 E. Balboa Blvd
$495,000
Coleen Brennan Agt
675-1509
·~QfMft SatUldat 11-4 -----Bfnld Sands COi\STALPtOl£RIES lndooe11den11y Owned lr>d Operated
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KEY LENDERS AND RATES
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TYPE PHONE RATE OWN ~ .. A.PA RATE OWN '"! A.JI.It. LOAN 1!J N>D FIEQ.
Abacus F1nanoal Grp. ___ A (714) 375-6666 6.875% 5 2.375 30 7.148 3.500% 20 1.000 7620 500,000 2.400 110 1M
Amencan Home Loans A (714) 955-3633 7.000% 10 1.875 7 7.22.4 6.~ 20 1.125 8.080 350,000 2.750 1TS 1Y
Amencan SaV1ngs Bank s (800) 562~72 7.250% 20 1.500 30 7.438 2.950% 25 1.000 7.665 600,000 2.450 110 1M
Bank of America B (800) 424·2632 7.125% 5 1.875 45 7.351 6.125% 5 1.000 7.9G8 203,150 2.500 1TS 6M
Cahforn1a Federal Bank s (800) 225-3337 7.125% 20 1.875 45 7.351 3.700% 20 1.000 7.622 203, 150 2.400 110 1M -Coasl Federal Bank s (800) 3()().5626 7.200% 20 2.000 0 7.«0 3.500% 20 1.000 7.620 650,000 2.400 110 1M -Coun1rywide Funding K (800) 8n·5626 7.000% 5 2.000 45 7.237 5.125% 20 1.375 8.024 203, 150 2.750 110 1M
Delnck Mortgaile_Group A (714) 759-9692 6.875% 5 1.875 15 7.097 3.950% 20 1.250 7.550 600,000 2.300 110 1M
Downey ~avi~s s (800) 336-9639 7.000% 20 2.375 30 7.275 2.950% 20 1.000 7.665 500,000 2.450 110 1M
Emery Financial A (714) 729-9200 6.875% -5 1.500 30 7.059 3.700% ·20 1.000 7.622 500,000 2.400 110 1M
Ftdelity Federal ~ s (800) 232·2309 7.375% 5 2.000 10 7,617 4.950% 10 1.750 7.812 203,150 2.500 110 1M
First Federal Bank of CA s (800) 672·4332 7.125% 20 2.375 30 7.403 3.950% 20 1.25<1 7.750 203, 150 2.500 110 1M
Fleet Mortgage K (800) 700-5650 7.000% 20 2.500 45 7288 5.500% 20 1.750 8 .082 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y ---Glendale Federal Bank s (800) 560-9000 7.000% 5 2.250 45 7.262 3.750% 25 1.000 7.722 203,150 2.500 110 1M ---Home Savings s (800) 975-5051 7.150% 10 1.500 30 7.337 3.950% 20 1.000 7 .624 500,000 2.400 110 1M ------NahonsBanc Mtg. Col£.:___ K (800) 622-0102 6.875% 20 2.375 30 7.148 s.<>00% 20 2.500 8.109 203, 150 2.750 1TS 1Y
Newport Coasl Final'lClal A (800) 808·5626 6.875% 5 1.625 12 1!112 3.950% 20 1.250 7.550 600,000 2.300 110 1M - - -Oceanview Financial A (714) 651-6355 7.125% 5 1.250 15 7.286 5.500% 10 0.750 7.978 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y ---ProFed Mortgage K (800)~756 7.000% 20 2.125 30 7.250 4.250% 20 1.000 7.851 400,000 2.625 110 1M --Sanwa Bank B _J800) 237·2692 7.300% 10 1.500 15 7.489 5.625% 10 1.250 8.531 203, 150 3.125 1TS 6M -Umon Bank B (800) 453-1288 7.125% 20 2.000 60 7.364 4.375% 20 1.250 8 .416 203,150 2.875 6CO 6M ---Weslem F1nanCJal SB s (800) 393·9372 7.250% 5 1.125 30 7.400 6.000% 10 0875 8 .043 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y -----Weyerhaeuser Mtg. K (800) 669-7183 7.000% 10 2.000 10 7.237 4.250% 20 1.625 8.043 203,150 2.750 110 1M
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Yle$ ptlCe) paid lo lendet pnor to sqiono mortgllOI conlrad Polntl.,. ')I. ol IOel'I betance peld IO lettdet 81 llml ol lo.n c1og loell-4n Is lhl IU7llw of dllys *""" ~ 111te pro to <*>91ng. A.PA II the IMUll petQtntage rate
whtd1 •s an esbnlated annual cost ol lhe IOan IO lhe bot,_ Al AP Ra•• clbAlt8d by Morlgage News Co blSed on a 5203.150 loen lmOUnl, lhe polntl .,_Ind S700 IOClll IMS The AP Rs 819 lneluded In l!lll d\1111 tor~·
son only When apply;ng lor a lolln, Federal Trvlti-ln-Lendlng ilw requires lelldlrl to c:alcUlate an A P.R. apec1flc IO eactl loll1 oflef. MUlll\Ulll loen Is !tie mextnun letw»I' wlll towl under glveo terms. Al ftlf9d rate programs lleY9 • muJ
mum ot $203.150 Margin (m 'l IS lenders profit margin • Index • actual rate all• r11st ~ Index la the besiS 10f Mtting an~ ra1e (Malgt\ + lndl1t • New Rite) 110 • I 11h Dl$t Coll ot Funds, llS • l ·YMr T1MSU1y
BIR L6M • e monltl LISOA. 6TB • 6-monlh Treasury Bil, 6CO ~ 6-monlh ... Clltlllcal• of dlj>O< Aclluttment Frequency 15 .,. petlOd IWtWHn adluStMenll IM • l ·Monlh, 6M • 6-~ 1Ya 1 Year Al talM si.tljec:t to cnanoe Venly rale and 1erms poor 10 applyrng fof a loan All lende<1 prOYlde to.n1 With dlll«ant ratos and 111ms lor different loM wnounts The Information pretenled Is not en oiler 10 make a fOafl For a consumet gliide on how to l/IOp
lor a mon9age. send a S4 50 cheek payable 10 Moogage News co. 1810 E 17th SI . Suite 100. 5anla Ana, CA 92705 (714) 836-l 1n
Hot water heat is best for comfort and efficiency
Operates at 85% for
better efficiency
Hot water heat, also known as hydronic
heat. i generaUy considered the most
comfortable, most economical and
healthiest home heat.
Yet. according to the Hydronics
lnstituie, a noo-profit..resean:b group.
about ~ of new borne construction bas
either electric or forced air rbc installed.
Why? One strong motivator is low
upfront cost for the builder. But forced air
or electric beAt, the in titute says, can cost
a homeowner an addition.al 50% or men
in fuel bills while failing to provide the
comf on advantages of hot water beat. For
c hmatcs where heating is a principal ·
concern, 1t advises prospective buyers and
rcmodelers to lean trongJy toward
hydronic heat.
Wrong hcatina system? BuiJde~ sell
homes on feature<;. but a new bomc·s
heaung system 1s ~ly dtseussed. The
ea~1e t and cheapest sy~tem is the one that
usually goes m, whclber it makes sense for
the chmare or not.
Today, many people want central air
conditioning; bot central air conditioning
and bot air heat can be run through lhc
same ductwork. making the installatlon
easier o.nd cheaper. However, warm air
rises and cool air sinks. so imog ductwork
for one makes the performance of the other
suffer.
Broad room lCmperaturc fluctuations arc ·
also a problem, since forced air beat is
basically a wann draft. When it's on. it's
really on, blowing hot air at you, noisily.
When ifs off, it's completely off, and
you'll notice a rapid coolmg of thc room
that eontmues until the blower comes on
a pin
Heating a house with bot air also means
you need a &eparate system to beat
domestic bot water for bat.bing, dishes, etc.
Heatina domestic bot water i said '° be
the second hqest ~t of eDCIJY in an
average home.
Electric heat, while quieter and
somewhat more cOmfottablc c.hari foi"ccd
air, is ccrt.amly the most expensive way
you can heat a home.
Eleclllc heat works at about 29%
efficiency. To illu,trate. the institute otrcn
recent companitive bcatma costs for a year
in the Non.heast -$4.500 for electricity.
$2,200 for propane gas, S 1,5, J for nacural
gn.~ and $988 for fuel oU.
Modem hydronic sy tem•. which can be
.
fired by oil or gas. dist.nbute hot water
from an efficient central boiler to
baseboard units around the pcnmeter of
rooms. They provide gentle, dent beat
that penetmlCS deeply and evenly. New oil
and gas hot water boiJen are compact And
extremely efficient. running as high as
8.5% efficiency
'The Hydrorucs Institute recommeods
prospective cu com homeowners talk with
their architect or builder a.boor Ln talling a
hydronic sy lCm at the outset lf you arc
looking at exi ting new construction. the
heating syslCm should be a prime
consideration in rbe selection process -
you may have to live with it for a long
time.
For remodeler. hydrooic sy i.ems are
simpler to inslall than you may realize.
Use of flexible tubina and compact boiler
units make bydronic sy terns ideal for
modernization and expan ion. Wbcrc
forced air '~term already exi t. lhcfc's no
Med to remove the exi tins duct work.
which can till be used for air
conditiooina. The first step is to caU a
Ucensed heatina contractor to evaluate
~ present y ttm and suggest ways to
improve beating effiacncy and reduce
costs by u~i.ng hydronic hat.
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COPYF\IGHT 0 1995 Moflg1ge News Co
Monarch leach ocean
fronts Located in the pl'WiJious
guard-gated community of Ritz Cove are
two adjacent oceanfront Jou. The lots arc
perched a.boYc a paat. which sits on the edge
of the sand: The two Jots can have private
steps to the beach and park. There ~
preliminary architecntral plans available
upon request. Both have gorgeous vie~ of
the Plcific Ocea.n and the world-renowned
Ritz Cirtton Hotel. The lou can be
purchased scpar1tely or apge.thcr. II is a rm
opportunity to own two adjacent oceanfront
lots. Ritz Qlve haS • pcat location riJbt
t)CJU to the links golf QOUl"Se Sold
scparatcJy, Lot No. 25 is priced at
$ l ,295.000 and Lot No. 26 ac S 1..395,000.
Toacchet. these lots atC Si.690.000.
F"' ""',. bc/M9lllia1&, ~""SUM
Stullut or 0.H llUk"' Coat NIWpOft
ProiHrfi41., 4 Cmc /'k:.o, S#. 260.
N..,,, ~la, (1U ) f.U.1600.
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Single-family living in elegant Newport North Villas An
affluent. elegant lifestyle greets you at the.Catalan plan in Newpon North Villas. The two-
tory. three bedroom is easily convened into four bedrooms. Flooded with natural light, the
rc!.1dencc IS on a large lot in a quiet interior location. A practical noorplan with airy volllme
i:c1hng,, the pnvate master uitc is enhanced by a retreat. Cu5tom featu~ mcludc hardwood
floor\, plantation shutters, custom built-in entertainment center plus air condillomng. The
mtcnor has been profe 1on1Jly decorated in ~ft tones. Both the exterior front and rear yard.\
are easily maintained. For you enjoyment. there is a community pool. ~pa and cabana.~ nestled
at the base of the hiJI creating a pectocular resort-style living maintained by the association.
Newport North Villas is a 24-hour guard-gated community. Close to Newpon North
\hopping, two major shopping centers and within minutes of freeways. Offered at $519,000.
CaU Mali Gfllk.d1~ of Grubb cl E/Us RtsUhntial Rtal EstaJt Stniicts, 23 Corporau
Pla1.11, Suitt 190, Nt~port Beacla, (114) ~6200.
Located on the 9th.fairway of the Ne~ Beach
Golf Course This pcious condominium overlooks ~ manicured greens of ooc of
the~ beautiful ai&hts in Newport Beach. From the tranquil pastoral vision of a better life,
the golf coune ~merges as part of the c:ICcor. fnuncd in the large windows of the home.
Two bedrooms and two baths, the kitcbcn has been completely mnodclcd with
entertainment u a motif. The ~ ~k off the living room and dining area provides dramatic
views of the Newport Beach Country Club.
Centex's Proiect Playhouse
wins designer. award ·
Proiect supports local
building industry's aid to
homeless
~ floral wallpaper and rich red and green
accents set a warm. welcoming tone. The
focal point in the single-room structure is a
flagstone fireplace with wood mantel. A
built-in cabinet bas a ceramic-tiled
countcrtop and a wotbble brass sink.. The
The Designer Award in the third annual
Project Playhouse competition sponsored by
HomcAid Orange County has been awarded
to the Southern California division of
Centex Homes. according to Larry Ludwig,
division president Centex's English
cottage-style, My Little ~r. playhouse
was honored for interior design excellence.
Proceeds totaling Sl20.000 from the
event will benefit the county's transitionally
homeless. According to HomeAid. an
affiliate organization of the Orange County
Building Industry Association. children
represent half of the thousands of
transitionally homeless throughout the
county.
Centex's playhouse g~ the highest
auction sale price of $25,.500. according to
Ludwig. More than 700 people anendcd the
charity auction which featured eight
playhouses on the auction block. Debra
Newell, of Tustin-based Ambrosia lnterior
Design. Inc., provided the interior design.
"The,opportunity to do something for the
homeless children in this county is the
reason why we've been inyolved with this
worthy event foithe past three years,''
Ludwig sat ti's especlally gfatlfying This
year that our tlltry will contribute so
significantly in terms of real dollars to
easing the plight of the children."
My Little Manor playhouse is a classic
country cottage structutc with multi<e>lorcd
brick veneer, sand<0.lon:d stuoco and
cbanning gable windows. A combination of
fi hgale and d.iamood shingles enba.nced the
playhouse's old world ch.arm. The award-
winning interior design focused on country·
style comfort. elegant and refined. Romantic
chandelier and outside lights are wired for
electncity. The little cottage is charmingly
furnished with a table and chairs, a rocking
chair by the fireplace, ceramic dolls and
framed pictures on the walls.
Centex Homes is the largest single-faplily
home bui~r i,n the United States, and the
Southern California division -the largest
divi ion -includes new home
neighborhoods in Ofange, Riverside and San
Bernardino countie . ln the last year alone.
Centex 's Southern California division
,experienced a 100% increase in sales, from
"42 the previous year up to 815 new home
sales this year. according to Ludwig.
A division of Centex Corp., a New Yorlc
Stock Exchange company. Centex Homes
cunently builds more than 10,000 homes
annually in 41 martets across the country.
Formfonutionrqanlin1on1Ce1Uu
new lwlfN ntitltborlwod i.tt Sovtlum
Colifoncia, con/ad tM saln and lftllThtin1
thpartJMnl at tM dirision 's Corona
~rr Monday-Prilllq, 1:30 a.m. "' ,
S ,.,,._, (909) Z1MOOO.
The guard-ptcd community provi~ safety and priv1Cy. Direct aolf c:ounc accesl sets
homeowners UDOnl the elite. The private clubhouse with full terVicc kitchen, the rear round
acccs to thcp®I whpaand the warm California sun mm thiSbome the best reward fora A special lluff offeri .. Thischarming'and iavitin1 one-level~
ucceuful life. bcdloom. two-bllh end unit condominium oft'en 1 pnvate. bled ~ard. The beautifully
Near the NeWJ>911 Center Ind Furuoo ISJaild., the community bU die paf~ aoc.aon. remodeled and lipCt*d property1s at a dcllinble location. It I filled whb natural light and
Theaters, trendy ra&auranU, unique shops and quality lifestyle abound ia this unique setting. un.sbinc and ~ French doors and window-. hai'dwood Ooon and sk.Yli&bts· Other
Nearby transpoltllion conidon and fobn Wayne AirpoC't make every deitination nemby. featu~ include bay window in the bedroom. remodeled kitchen and baths plus many built·
Excellent lender incentives and low interest rates make it easier than ever IO own this private ms an garage. Tbc community offen wide. tree-lined stmets. miles of lush res<>rt. .--~robeJts and community pools. ~ to Bastbluft' vtltaae shopping, two ~or shoppin.g
FOi' _,,..,,.,.,....,. ""crwllllH jiMMU.1 Mil•,,,,.,.,,,,,....,.,., cllll llnen centers and in ~imity to fn:eways. Offered at $259,<XX>.
du N.,,,_, a..c1t ol/k• o/1TM ,,,.."""'-Jo• DofiPU Co., (11') 1$~ CW U.. 0..-atl Loia J«Otl tf Grw» .t Dil .....,., ltHI.,,,.. ~ lJ C.,.,... "-.Wit IJf, N~ ._,. (114) '4UM.
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The Best Of
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$1 , 195,000
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Linda Isle
26 Unda Isle
$2,395,00C).I
Lido Isle·
Newport Helglits
$1.069,000