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Home My WebLink About1995-12-23 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Ferguson keeps things ticldng at Costa Mesa Serving the Newport~Mesa community since 1907 Calls for ~uckGully patrolS are • • mcreasmg • Residents want police to keep closer watch on area that has been site of recent burglaries. By Evan Henerson, Dally Piiot CORONA DEL MAR -The list of people asking for regular patrols of Buck Gully is growing. Representatives from two homeowners associations have written letters to the police department, the city or Newport Beach and The Irvine Co. expressing concern over the number of transients who appear to be lJVing 111 the ravine. Yvonne Houssels, president of Harbor View Hills South, says in the past, pohce have chased bur- glars into the gully Houssels and her husband, Bob, have met with police Lt. Paul HE>rusey in an effort to get more supel'VlS1on of the gully. The Houssels' letters to The Irvine Co. and city officials have failed to draw a response, they claim. "I'd like to see somebody patrol that gully every couple of weeks,• Yvonne Houssels said. "The people living there are tres- passing and there is a legitimate concern about fire hazards.• Representabve from nearby Spyglass Hill and Shorecliffs homeowners assoaabons have also e~res ed concern about the mereasmg number of transtents in the gully. Homeowners have not pre5Sed the issue recently because of the holldays, but Spy- glass President Claire Schwan plans to take up the cause again after the first of the year ·we are very concerned about this,• Schwan said. "Tius area IS normally so free of crime that people become complacent. U there's an open door or window, (burglars) can comE' in at night when people are sleeping." Residents say that, over the past few years, the area has expe- rienced several burglaries and break-ins. Suspects have been tracked into the gully which pro- vides easy access to some home- owners' porches Junsdiction over the gully IS divided between the police department, the Orange County Sheriff's Department and The • SEE GULLY PAGE AS '-I I' I H I T () F (I I \' I '.'\ G Fanillies ansvver for the needy •Costa Mesa charity's adopt-a- family program provides food, clothing, toys for less fortunate. ' , I I I I I ' I I" ' 1·1 j. i . r l 11 1 l ,, ,,,. J im Gnffith wanted to teach his 7-year· old son Kyle about the JOY of giVUlg this Christmas season So when he saw a church fuer encour- aging the congregation to adopt families through Share Our Selves Uus Chnstrnas, the Newport Coast man jumped at the Joe Forbath (above) stacks presenb destined for needy families at SL John's ln Costa Mesa. Below, scores of volunteers, like the mother-daughter team of Mari and Keaton Ballard, pttch ln to help. chance. "We adopted a family that had four lods, all boys arid all between 2 and 9 years old," Griffith said. as be unloaded gifts, food and cloUung from his nuru-van on Friday at St John the Baptist Church, which every year serves as the nerve cen- ter for the SOS Adopt-A-Family program. "I really wanted to get Kyle mvolved It 's so easy to get absorbed mto our own httle world, and I thought it would be a good idea to expose tum to something like this 8 SEE FAMILIES PAGE AS Rohrabacher blasts DA for search of Baugh's home •County· investigators, armed with a warrant, rousted embattled Scott Baugh from shower early Friday morning. By Tina Damikolas, Dally Pilot Co ngressman Dana Rohrabacher is expected today to demand the resignation of Orange County District Attorney Michael Capl.ZZl, following what the legislator calls a •home inva- sion assault" on state Assembly- man Scott Baugh Friday. Rohrabacher, whose congres- sional distnct includes Costa Mesa, and other supporters of Baugh say otfi- cals from the head prosecu- tor's office rousted the recently-elect- ed Huntington Beach assem- blyman out of the shower Fri- day morning and initially didn't even let Baugh him get dressed as they searched his home The Baugh supporters also clauned the officers bid themselves when Baugh attempted to ph otog ra ph them and tried llohrabacber to wrestle Baugh's camera away from bun, pushing him against the outside wall of his home. An assJ.Stant district attorney derued the charges, saymg offi- cers legally searched Baugh's home for documentary evidence of possible campaign violations in the Nov. 28 election. Rohrabacher has called for a press conference at 10 a.m. today at lus office in Huntington Beach. Baugh declined comment Fri- day, on his attorney's advice. But Baugh filed a report over ~he madent with the Huntington Beach Pollce Department. Police officials declmed to discuss the compldlllt, refemng questions lo the Distnct Attorney's office 8 SEE SEARCH PAGE AS Police off er safety tips for holiday's late shoppers r~~----------~---, I \ I> I· \ SQUIRREL-SAVING SQUAD By David Silva, Dally Piiot COSTA MBSA Police want people to know the Grinch can come in many form &his holiday ea.son, and are advtmig resi- dents to take extra care at cash machine , shopping mall , and when dealing with telephone soliotors. •My comment regarding tele· phone soliotaUons ls, 1f it' too goOd to be true, 1t is,• said Capt. Tom Lazar, a 1pok man for the Cotta Mesa Police Department. Lazar suggested residents always get the telephon number of anyone attempting to sell them something over the phone. He recommends they then call to COnfirtn the 10Uaton are legiU~ mate. The Orange County Sheriff's D~nt also re<'Ommends people aak for th• non-profit organl&atioo number from any· one <:\timing to repr11111t a char· ilable ~. Relidmtl lhouJd Mk Ciillin to md tbml more _,_loo belon making a -=· ..... dudDg the hoUdays, AROUND TOWN A11 BEST BUYS Al CLASSIFIED 84 ENTERTAINMENT A9 POLICE FILES Al PUBLIC NOTICES 83 RELIGION A6 SOCIETY A8 SPORTS 81 WEATHER A2 How to contact.,. ... • David Prather will Davtd Prather holds a cap-spend most of this week-tured squirrel end trapping and releas-be will release ln a safer area ing the little creatures at away from the Castaways, to rescue tractors and them from bulldozers. tr\lw at the Cuuways construdion By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot site ln New- port Beach. CASEYW(SOt /OAl.YPUJT SATIMOAY, DECEMIEft 23. 1995 -----••. • --:,::i ! .. L A ·-_. . ,(, . ' :Isuzu giveway a ~ . boon to /,ocal schools If you're feeling lucky, Ameri- can Isuzu Moton Inc. has donat- , ed an Isuzu nooper Limited, val- . ued at $35,000 to help raise pro- ceeds for Orange County public schools as part of the second annual "Great Isuzu Giveaway.• To try a chance to win the car and help out the school of your choice you can purchase tickets for $5 a piece or five for $20. Tickets are available now through local school groups, Fashion Island's concierge desk in Atrium Court and at selected Fashion Island stores. All entries must be received by noon on Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1996, and the random drawing will be held at 5 p.m. in the Atri- um Court. For last minute gifts ideas, you can always purchase a gift certificate over the phone at Aida Grey Day Spa (549-3030) at South Coast Plaza Village. Aida Grey has days of pam- pering including a body mas- sage, European facial, manicure, pedicure, haircut and style and make-up lessons. The day of pampering packages range in price from $105 for a·mini-pam- pering package to $255 for a "bodacious day of pampering.· The holiday prices are good through tomorrow. For more gift ideas, my f~vorite past Chrisbnas gift was a Scandia Down •pillow puff.· It's currently on sale from $125 to $93.15. The "putt• is a down comforter in a 16-by-22 inch size that converts to a damask pillow. Scandia Down (549-9046) is located at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. I I lf--... -'-~,. ~-••. ~ J,. . :·"' -. ---' ,. ... :-.. \~ .· .. •., .... ~I--~"'-·.~~. • -. The Soup Kitchen opens its doors, hearts to needy families It's ce.rtaJnly the season of giving at the Soup Kitchen ln Costa Mesa. With a wide smile, 5-year-old Brian Avlla (above) of Costa Mesa beams his thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Claus who vis- ited the Rea Community Center to hand out gilts to children and their parents during the annual Soup Kitchen Christmas dinner. Lett. Jen- nll.er Carillo, 2, gets a helping band from her mother, Marta, as she finlsh- es up her milk. LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY Pl.OT • ~ -. ,· 1 ~ • ~ -• • .h Education Local students received degrets from Univenity of cellfornia San. ta Barbara· BA1.BOA ISLAND: . Gina Lwee McCullough - B.A. Sociology Garret Scott Savage -B.A. Film Studies COSTA MESA: Clifford ~ Bui -B.A. Commu. nication Karen Ann Clark -B.A. History Bryan Gary (:;ook -M.A. Educa . ti on William James Byans - B A.. Geography Cynthia Ann Freund -B.A. Film Studies Kristin Irene Kahara -B.S . Aquatic Biology Maryanne Mosher-B.A. Politicdl Science Phuong Dung Thi Nguyen -B. S. Pharmacology Mary E. Romm -B.A. Psychology Maec Jason Smernoff -B.A. Bus1- ness Economics Dedra Joan Smith -B.A. Sociolo- gy Natalie Maria Valderrama-B. A Political Science Ann Dorothea Walker -B.A. Bto· logical ~ences NEWPORT BEACH: Bisher Mohamed Ahdab -B.A. French Nicole Christine Boice -B.A Sociology Elizabeth Ann Coulter -B A. Dramatic Art Molly Ann Deneher -B.A Busi- ness Economics Edward Todd Farley-B.A. Geog· raphy limothy Charles Fier-B.A. Com- munication Jada Carissa Gorrell -BA. Film Studies Jillian Ann Hacker -B.A. Socio!· ogy Curtis Andrew Last -B.A. Law and Society Rachela Kristina Odegard -B.A. Sociology Allison Pash -B.A. Sociology William Bruce Pattison -B S Microbiology Eric Gant Slutzky -B.A. Political Science Stephanie Ann Svidergol -B A Sooology l.B. Merles of Costa Mesa suggested that Best Buys readers send the front of their old Christ- mas cards to the chtldren at the Sl Judes Ranch for Children in Boulder City, Nev, P.O. Box 60\00, Zip Code 89006-0100. The children apparently make new cards out of the pictures Tonight's last chance to catch the boat parade and sell them. The Alzhelmers Association of Orange County has a last minute gift idea. A 1996 Memo- ries in the Making art calendar oi 13 colorful painb.ngs by Alzheirnerpatienta.rtists.Tbe calendars are available for $12 each and are sold at Starving Artist Framers located at 369 E. 17th St. m Costa Mesa. All pro- ceeds benefit the Alzheimers Association of Orange County. The Balboa Porch (723-4113) located at 224 Marine Ave. on Balboa Island is having its first annual holiday sale beginning Dec. 28. Many of its holiday accessories will be reduced form 30% to 50% off. The Balboa Porch features fine home and decorative accessories. • IEST 9UYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy call m~ at 540-1224, fax me at 646- 4170. H OLIDAY NOTES: Tonight is the last night to see the Newport Harbor Boat Parade, which parade watchers say is the best ever, with more than 140 beautifully decorated boats. One yacht not to miss is the Unpretentious Too, owned by Geoff and Carole Landon \.'lith its Hawaiian theme and active, fire spurting volcano. Chamber of Commerce official Bill Pierpoint says this year is also the best ever for the decorat- ed homes that ring the parade route. More homes decorated this year than ever before and the judges had a difficult time decid- ing on the winners. Seven large banners were pre- sented last Sunday to the owners of the award wmning homes so those on boats could recognize the award winning decorated homes as they paraded by. This is a parade not to be missed. Four Seasons Hotel Catering served 965 guests dinner and dessert at the recent Boston Pop concert at the Pond in Anaheun in a benefit for the Pe.rformtng Arts Center. Some 250,000 white lights brighten the Balboa Bay Club property according to Henry Schuleln,club president One can enjoy the club's decorations as you drive by on Coast Highway, or from your boat on the Harbor or in person if you are able to attend one of their many holiday events, including the All Ameri- can Boys Chotr Concert Dinner being held tonight at the Bay Club. The music and the decora- tions will put you in the Christ- mas spirit! EAllTIIDAY BIR11IDAY: Newport Beach residents can pick up a copy, while the supply lasts, of the 1996 Earthday Birth- day calendar sponsored by the Environmental Quality Attain Committee of the dty of Newport Beach at City Hall, public library and Newport Harbor Cb.amber of Commerce offices. The four color 1996 Earthday Birthday calendar featw'es posters designed by students at Newport Beach schools, and a USed to record letters to the Mee, CA 92626. Copyright: No editor on any topk news stories. llh.JStnitions, edito- ADOBE SS ml nmter or ~iSet'Mnts herein uin be reprOduad With· TEMPERATURES VOL 89, NO. 29' Our •ddres.s Is 330 W Bay St, out written permlslon of copy Newport Beach Cost• Mesa, C.lif. 92627 right owner. 63146 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, CORRECTIQf:t5 tiQW.IORfACHUS Balboa PubliWr It Is the Pilot's pohcy to prompt-Orculation 64142 W1WAM LOM>IU. Editor ty correct •II errors of substance Th• Times Orange County Costa Mesa 67/46 • STIW M.M8LI. ,..._all 57~233. Than!( you (800) 252·9141 COl'ona del Mar Mtn.glng Editor ~ HllS YOKot, City Editor rn Cla\S1fied 642-5678 64142 MARC MARnN, Photo fdltOI' The Newport Bt.chlCOSU Mesa 0~2-4321 KWWWWIH. Daily Piiot (V~ 144-IOO) Is SURF FOMCAST Director of ()per •tions publlihed Monday Uvough S.t· Ed · LOCATION SIZE NOV Oli ONG, ~ In Ntwpot\ hid\ and News S40-122• Wudge 2·3 s 0""1led MM.lget CostAI Mes-. tublcriptions .,.. Sports 6'2"4))0 ~ 2.J' LANA JOHNSON, only evall.t>le by d1Kr1bl~ News. Sports Fax~ 170 Bledcrti 2 ... s Protnotklnl The Tlmet Orenga ~ ~ £-Matt: ltMr J9tty 2-4s ~ ttWt; Control!« 252-9141. In ... oUtside of Fln71Wt~.com CdM 2·h ~ 8Mch .nd Costa Mesa. --~ lullM9 Ofb 6Q"4321 MNM!SHODM ~·to the Ofllly P'ffot -.Ziii 9UllMll fa 01·5902 642-6086 ~ ........ ~ rn.11 for ---~--per month. Second daa ......... br '"' .......... ,..., ,.,.,_ plld M Cotta Mela. CA. YOUf ~~the Detty CMc.a~ ........ ~·~ ..... .......... l'tlot Ot1newa11pa Wil • ,-... ............ .. "*'*" .... Soulh-.. and""*"...., to Ntar ..... locll...., POJTMM. = ... ellltwtlldltD10 TM: Send aillhllcfw'lll tD dCIO ............ WMllMI LOWll. ..... ,... ,,_ Nfl P"' llld«.tllta .._ •191t.llf..CN. hour.. ... ....... ...., ... ~ .... "°' .. , C'.Glll ............. ............. foDtTMI&.,... 'I COMMUNITY & CL UBS West.em Waste, Coast Cleanen, Padftc Mutual, SPON, Environ- mental Nature Center, 1be New- port Conservancy and Sterling Motors. jim de boom NATIONAL llECOGNITION: calendar of city, community and civic events which can be helpful planning other events. Members Syd Deem and Tuck Rabbit of the Exchange Club of Newport Harbor were both rec- ognized in the December issue of the Exchangite for their outstand- ing conb'ibutions as the Club's secretary and treasurer this past year. Also noted in the same issue, was the Outstanding Ser- vice Project Award the dub received for in a span of less than a year, they dedicated or rededi- cated four Freedom Shrines under the leadership of member George Grupe. The rededicated displays were at Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor High Schoo.ls while the new shrines were dedicated at John Wayne Allport and the Newport Harbor Library. Con- The calendar was paid for by sponsorships of community-mind- ed companies, groups and indi- viduals such as Steven Myers & Auodates, lbe Irvine Co., New- port navel Concep~, Pour Sea- 1om Hotel, Marko Foam Prod- ucts; Dayna Petttt, Hoag Me.mor- tal Ho1pltal, MltsubllhJ Motors, gratulations. · SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nns COMING WEEK: Want to get more involved in your com- TIDES FrOm SWfllne ~ .... ttwough 1\aulldey TODAY Sorfen might see a First low .slow drop ttwough 3:08•.m . 1.7 the weekend Ind 1 First high ~ bUlldup for 9:20a.m 67 n'llS o.y with second low 3·S foot faces In ~arNS.ASUC· 4:28pm. -u c9iorl of storms S«ond high continue to~ 10:57 p.m. 4.J .,, W.Wn P.cfflc ltOfm treck wtlkt'I ..... y ....,....,._,fur .wiryorw O¥lf,.. Ant loW nat~Of .t.'02•;m 1,7 w..a. bptct ton'4 Ant~ ofltw~-- 1o:ota.m. 6.l atl•Mtld9thll ....,........,. 5«oftd low S:t4p.m. ·1.0 SL~~ ~Ngh " ........ 4A munity? Visit a service club tlus 'Week. Guests are welcome and most clubs will buy your meal on your first visit. 11JESDAY: Noon, Kiwanis Qub of Newport Beach meets at Shark Island Yacht Oub WEDNESDAY: 7:15 a .m. South Coast Metro Rotary Oub, the •Taste of Costa Mesa Oub • meets at the Center Oub. Noon: Costa Mesa Rotary Oub, meets at Mesa Verde Country Club. The Exchange Club of Orange : Coast will attend the National President's Luncheon in Pasade-: na. mtJRSDAY: 7 a.m . Costa Mesa Orange-Coast Breakfast : Lions Club will meet to decorate· the Uons Club Rose Parade Float ~oon: Kiwanis Cub of. Corona del Mar meets at the BahiA J Corinthian Yacht Club to hear • Mark Patterson on •eurrent Computer 1\'ends. • Newport Irvine Rotary Club meets at the • Irvine Marriott. • COMMUNnY. a...tt published : wety Saturday ln~JIY Pilot. : ~ :· -. -.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1995 Memories of Christmas past, keep future holidays bright . Our family bas been very lucky over the years One way or another, we have always somehow managed to oome together at Christmas. Cer- tAinly we have not failed to have a quorum. The more time goes by, the more complex the gathering -s\rategies and logistics. No. 1 daughter becomes a Coloradan and forms her own family (which, as you may have beard, includes No. 1 grandson lravis). No. 2 daughter becomes a San Franciscan and thin.ks about forming her own family. And grandma Katy -great grandma, actually -marries a fine gentleman, Stan, who is (\Ccustomed to having Christmas with his family. They will resolve the problem by coming down from their home in the 'tnountains behind Escondido for Christmas Eve dinner with Stan's No 1. son and his familY, They will drive back up to their perch that night, tum ard'Und early the next morn- ing and come back down the hill to open presents. Next, they will drive two-plus }lours to our house, open more presents, and have their second Christmas dinner of the season. These people are 88 and 84. Could you handle that sched- ·uie? Not me. I'd at least check into a motel Christmas night. Stan won't hear of it. He's owned several lravelodges over the years and he simply doesn't do hotels anymore. Next year, things look to be even mo're complex. The Trav, ()'. 1111 (1)\-...t fred martin you see, is expecting a baby sis- ter (or brother-his parents want to be surprised). That will mean Christmas in Colorado, for sure, which is not too hard to take for us, the only real problem will be organizing ourselves ahead of time. As noted here Thursday, I tend to come late to celebrating Christmas. Oh, I get there. I ho ho ho with the best of them. I just don't do it until the last moment. But I am just fine, thank you. I bought the tree Wednesday, and by the time you read this, it should be almost decorated. The outdoor lights went up Thursday evening, shortly after we posted . the last of the Christmas cards. Shopping will begin in earnest today. Shortly after picking up San Francisco daughter Carol at the airport. It will be completed, on schedule, by early afternoon Sunday That leaves plenty of time to Decker returns from h ospital Newport-Mesa Unified school trustee Ed Decker was expected to be released from Hoag Memor- ial Hospital today to return home just in time for the holidays after undergoing an angioplasty earlier this week. •rm feeling great," Decker, 56, said cheerfully Friday from tus hospital room. Decker went to Hoag Tuesday with some chest pain and under- went the non-surgical coronary procedure, which involved insert- ing a stent to keep his artery open. He bad an earlier angioplasty in November, but the artery had apparently closed up, he said. After a few days under obser- vation and blood-thinning med- ication at the Newport Beach hos- pital. Decker was given the nod to return home. "I guess I'm in good shape," he said. •My doctor, car- diologist Bonnie Gainer, is very encouraged by the results. She is mcredible." . Decker, a four-year member of the school board, even joked about doing laps around the fourth floor of the hospital during his stay. Up until November, Decker said, he had never experienced any heart problems and wasn't even aware be could be at risk. But then he learned his younger sister also had undergone an angioplasty. The Costa Mesa resident plans to spend Christmas at home with his family and rest up to attend the Rose Bowl football game on New Year's Day. -By Irts Yokoi take a nap, get to church Christ- mas Eve, arise early the next morning to stutt the turkey, and pick up lravis and his parents at the airport around 2 p.m . Christ- mas afternoon. I will admit to doing a little premature gift-buying. Whilst scoplng the toy stores I spotted a game that appeared to be selling rapidly, so it seemed prudent to grab one. It looks to be a won- derful game, and I'm sure it will give lravis and his parents and friends many years of enjoyment. The game is called •Picking the Fleas off Fred." Ghost of Christmases Pcast No one enjoyed Christmas more than my dad. He never had Cbri.stmAs as a kid. He was an orphan at '· and sp6nt the next 12 years in the Knights of J:'ythlas home in Columbus, Ohio. •u was a dank, dreary place,• he wrote in a never-finished memoir. •we never really felt sorry for ourselves, except at Christmastime. That's when we knew we were different. We always had a Chnstmas tree, but they were scraggly things, just as we were. The ornaments were bits of metal from the kitchen and the maintenance shop and each boy got an apple as a Christmas gift." In the last couple of decades before he died~ dad and his orchestra played many big bene- fit balls for charities. He couldn't LWOBEAUTY SUPPLY &SALON 723-5372 3441·8 \Ila Utt Newport Beach• Next to Pavilions ly tM water ftucaia • Opea I •ys • Clo8M Suays Don't Fight The Malls! f.~ NEW ARRIVALS BY: • REYN SPOONER • QlJIKSIL VER FOR Bovs & DADS •QuE •WATCHES & ACCESSORIES • ExCELLENT SERVICE • Glf'T WRAPPING • EXTENDED HOLIDAY HoURS 1036 IRVINE AVE., NEWPORT BEACH, CA 902660 • 631-2996 help but wonder what life might have been like al the orphanage if there had been people to give gala fund-raisers for the Knights ot Pythias Dad remembered thinking often that, when he had children, they would never w~t for a thing at Christmas. That was surely true. My favonte present was a radio-show, sound-effects set. There was a Lionel train, of course, and a Gilbert chemistry set from which I mostly made stink bombs. One year -1946, when he and my mother were divorced -dad gave me d .22 rifle with a tele- scopic sight. My mother had a ht but, amazingly enough, they remanied just two moot.bl later. My father was even more lav- ish with bis granddaughten. He would take both of them one day and go shoppmg for my wile and me. Th.en he would take each girl on a separate day to buy gifts for her sister. I have never been able to con- ftnn it, but I suspect our girls quickly learned to conspire together to boost their take on Christmas day. No matter. With my dad, it was very definitely the more the merrier. May your Christmas be as warm and wonderful and loving as our family's has always been. • FRED MARTIN'S column runs I every Thursday and Saturday. • For The Special People ... In Your Life 9ift Certificates Purchase now and receive 25o/o off price reduction ExpU'al1on date on ccruficat~ May 31, 1996 RESTAURANT prtirnt.s a :New Years 'Eve tf.l.travagallZ11 Sunday, 'December.3I, i995 'Exciting 'Flnmrnco Sfiow ~r.f Spectnrufu~ 'Firlf Course 'Dinner J!!us "Danci~q •To !l .L:.ir't •DJ '1'ast ~1f iiln~qlit 'lwo .katmgs bpm -$.u. '1S p..r pm«r S 3opm -11_;.:i ~5 rt' pmon ,;:\f'L '11 ./(of '&kn/ .)f u,f1room~ u~qorb( [.v herb:. • Crub .:, .... Chll'l.Arr Croqurttt~ Mrtwo "'1UCO .,.\crbc1 0 11Zl4I Qj • Patllo .)fuw ~:f mu of clid.m, VtT""f' ~ d.snU tri-<tJ ...,..,ptrs. qorllc, 1"11' 6 fl«. 'Ti1d ~( rgnun • Toppt:rl 11~M/ 1~blt ...zu« •}r~h 9nlltJ Salmon '"' NsiomM.lillZlll' Stu CJ Cfutkn 1lJrrwt 11 '\ptnadi 14111 {v c~. air a omp<lfiM (ilJ/IU .. Board looks to trim ll_lanagement, 'cap' salaries . • COSTA MESA -The Mesa , Coosolidated Wat District bodid 'of direct.on are consid rmg placing ~a •cap• on salaries and wbiWing <town the agency's management , staff to just two posttioni. The recommendabons are part , of a reorganiz.Ati>o effort to help the agency move from an ero of lacihties construction into a resource management mode General manager Karl Kemp has already presented the board with a plan, but on Thursday the offida1s sent the proposal back for more revislons. "I still don't like all those top managers,• board president Trudy Ohhg satd "I see Just two func- bOnS .. The plan Kemp proposed calls · for four department managers - one for operabons, 4,nother for fi.Danee. a thud for customer ser- vice and then the fourth for admin- istration The operabons manager dimict -and would take .,... the helm wbel:le9er Kemp is away. And, eech rnanag« would cmnee a llAft ~ .hout 11. That plan streamlines the mun- ber of top-leftJ superYisod down from eight. Oblig. however, la.id &be thought the district could be divid- ed into just tWo depertmenb - operations and admmjstrabdp. Tbe operabo.ns manager would Nndle production. dhtributioD. engineer- tng, field personnel and water quality The a~ation manager would prcMde board support and supervise aCXXJWltiDg, purcbasmg, data processing, office penonnel and public affairs. Oblig said she'd also like to see the managers' salaries start at $60,000 a year -about $1-0,000 JeSs than what Kemp bad propOsed - and top off at S75,000. : also would act as assistant general • manager -a new posibon in the •I think there are a lot of people out there who are out of work. and I believe the water industry as a whole is ove.tpaid. • Oblig said. •J think 70,000 is too much to start.• And. Ohlig said she thought the P,ut ~uM4 to~ w~ ~ ~ to,..,..,.it11! 1-Je au o~ A ~puW Cl.NdtW 4 lieu ~ ' ~i/t ... eHRIS'J'MAS :OAr $PSe1111. I · eo1t1pl8M •~all l •49,•• ...... HS. '· ... t :· ·= ... '· '· t;., .. •. i~ •. •• • . •• •• ... '· .... • • • • •• r I : • I i • • • r • • • • • , • t t • • I • • • • • car was11 • BUH a wu •JJt•IOI' • 1nterto. ShamPoO • 1nt1•xt. Allltor )UI • steam Clean Engine• ft .. 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With the four-department month. structure, with one ot the man- Board member Mike Healey . age.rs filling the role of asr.istant said be, too thought the district general m.anAger, I feel tbat it real- cou.ld be wen~ed with Just two ly is not top-heavy ... de~. Some residents on Thursday •And then I th()l)ght the duty of urged the board look at other assistant general manager could options before making a decwon. alternate between Ule two man-•tn busmess, if your doing a ~ers." Healey said. •sut. I'm not r.eorgamiation, the typical thing to sure I'm m a position to second-do would be to present three or guess the needs of the district. I four options and list the pros and think the general mADager is dos-I cons o1 each option,• said resident er and better able to assess tbal • Ed Guilmette. •Then, th general And Kemp maintains the district manager would make a recom- would be served beSt with four mendabon. .managers. 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If you see some monitoring program at ReseTVolf of th~ indic.ators, JUSt get tight 2, they shouldn't encounter any on it. . . water quality problems, said a Brady was hired by the dis- consultailt hired to assess the 18· trict in October, after a letter million gallon tank's design and from th~ state Department of efficiency liealth expressed concern that •you just have to tum the the ne~ $20 millio~ reservoir's water over• the consultant, Rlck single inlet-outlet pipe configu. Brady, told the board on Thurs· ration might not keep the water day night •Just maintain the minimum storage and tum the • SEE WATER PAGE AS llMIVALLEY SHERMAN OAKS COSTA MW SAN DIEGO ~"'f:J m E.uy St. 14324 Yeren IM. 3033 S. 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He also rec- ommended people ba"?e their keys re~dy in band when walking to their ca.rs. Shenff's officials advise shop- pers to park in well-lighted areas whenever possible, and report sus- picious loiterers to mall security or police. The department also sug- gests people let their shopping companions know where to meet in case they become separated. When using automated teller machines, Lazar warned residents to always ~their account num- bers and numbers well-hid- den. ~g to a sheriff's depart- -ment press release, "relatively mexperwve video cameras can be used to record ATM keypads from a distance.• If anyone appears to be loitering in the area of an ATM, choose another one, the release stated. But residents who fear the sptrit of Christmas may be losing out to mean-spirited boodliims should take note -in Costa Mesa, mote at.mes tend to occur during the summer months than durtng the holidays, according to Lazar. •Criminals need to have an avenue of escape, and with the parldng lots where they often work jammed with vehicles, they lose that escape route,• he said. GULLY CONTINUED FROM A 1 Irvine Co City police regularly patrol the gully by helicopter and can send bikes or dogs into the area. Henisey said the gully bas been assigned to an offlcer as a "prob- lem--0riented project.• The depart- ment will continue to regulate the area and bold discussions with con- cerned homeowners. •Jbe biggest problem is getting in and out of the area,• Henisey said. "It's difficult to patrol effec- tively, but the helicopter is able to do a quick sweep.• Walking through the gully is not illegal, but camping is prohibited, Henlsey said. WATER CONTINUED FROM A4 in the tank circulating enough to fend off stagnation. On Thursday, Brady recom- mended the district sample the water regularly to measure the lev- • els of nitrates and chlorine residual, • which kills impwities in the water. But, be told the board that the tank design was solid. Though, be said be probably would have designed the circulation system with separate inlet and outlet pipes. - · ·1 just see the design getting large,• be said. "Personally, I would have done it differently.• And, be said, 90% of the reser- voir's •success• depends on the district's operations or monitoring plan. He also suggested the district consider building a tlurd reservoir, so that the agency's water supply could be shUted around. That would allow a more frequent water turnover rate. • Overall, the board expressed .. satisfaction with Brady's findings. • Board president lhldy Oblig said she was happy to put the matter to bed. •J'm swe at the next water con- ference you will be talking about Costa Mesa's fiasco,• Ohlig said. "The public didn't trust us. They thought there was some wrongdo- .ing, and It cost us $20,000 just to . confirm that evezything is OK.• · But, SOll\e memben of a dtizen's ~ watchdog ~tfon weren't as pJeased Wlh~i.-dts reJ>'>ll. -•1 think w 'i:D need to have some teats done insi'1e the tank.• Heather Somers Kid on Friday. •··There could be pockets of dead ~.water sitting there caustng a mtrift- • cation probleni (which co';!1<1 J~.id • to waler quality problems}. · RU Ff ELL'S UPllOLSTEIY lllC. _,.,,.,., WEjlOl.I. l llMFAST •LUNCH • Sna.ALTY comu • • WAfDFIONT DINING• 0.... DAILY 1AM UM SEARCH CONTINUED FROM A 1 Abdo Zeidan, co-owner of Ocean Pacific Market near Baugb's home, said he saw the struggle from bis store and that afterward, Baugh stopped by the market. ·1 even cleaned his jacket -it had stucco on it.• said Zeidan. who added that Baugh is a regu- lar customer. Assistant District Attorney John Conley said the investiga- tors who searched Baugb's home dispute that story. Investigators said Baugh was outside taki:Iig pictures of them ~d they told him to stop. He said no, walked briskly to the door and bumped into the investigator standing in the doorway, Conley said. "They asked for bis camera. There was no struggle for bis camera,• Conley said. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The JWIMlltlon Continues Slnat 1972 ( JI ~ l 1\I ~ ' ' ' i .. r.t : .. 11 :.[J 'I At a Priday press conference, Baugh supporters said investiga- tors refused to allow Baugh to dress first from bis shower. "They tried to humiliate Baugh by perlorming part of the raid while be was naked, refusing to allow him to get dressed,• Baugh supporter Jim Righeimer said Conley said there was a delay of several minutes before Baugh answered the door. He said he hadn't asked investigators whether Baugh had been dressed or not Neither Baugh nor District Attorney's officials would say exactly what was taken in the search. But Baugh supporters said his income tax returns were among the items seized, even though they weren't listed on the search warrant Conl~y said the law allows officers to seize anything they consider relevant to the investi- gation, whether it's on the list or not ~,, 111111 ()LI t / e I North Carolina deep discount pricing on over 50 brands of carpet and all types of machine and hand made area rugs. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1995 AS F:A·MtllES ti , whose nam were submitted I" to the charity through Newport- Mesa and Santa Ana Unified school CONTINUED FROM A 1 districts, were not adopted. "That's better than Jut year, •And he really got into il We all though,• Forbalh said. •Last year went out and bought the stuff we sbll bad 300 and aometlung together. We got toys for the ldds1 families that weren't adopted, and clothes for the kids. And then we this year we only have 257 • provided them with a Christmas And SOS has made sure that dinner -turkey, stuffiliq, vegeta-even those families will have a mer- bles, pies ,and a case or Coke.• ry Chnstmas. Over the last couple Nell and Carol Cooney got of months, the volunteers have together with a group of friends and been setting 8Slde money dooa- adopted a family with three chil-bons to purchase Christmas pack- dren. ages 5 to 16. Uke the Grif-ages for the families who dldn't find fiths, they bought toys and food and a sponsor Last weekend, SOS vol- clothes for the family. But. they also unteers went shopping for food, threw in a little Christmas tree, a cloth.mg and toys. string of lights, a poinsetlla plant ·we spent $3,800 at Target and and wrapping paper. then another $4,000 at Kmart,• For- The Cooneys and the Gnffitbs bath said, standing 1n the llllddle of were among dozens of families and the St. John's auditorium, which organizations that joined the pro-was filled with all the loot. gram this year. ·vou should have seen Uus •Eeven hundred families were pldce a few days ago. We bad about adopted,• said Jean Forbatb, the 50 1uds in here. They were going founder of SOS, the largest poverty through and shopping for loys for relief center in the county. the families. You could bear them But, it still wasn't enough to say, 'Hey, that toy's for my family ' It meet the demand. Some 250 fami-1 was really neat.• TRAPPING CONTINUED FROM A 1 weanng skirts, but th8f changed into jeans in order to walk out oo the site where they would watch the release of the first squirrel. ·1 used to live m Newport,• said Stacy, who now goes to school in Olympia, Wash. "The Castaways was a beautiful area.• Prather says that he and Reuel will probably do most of the work: Morutonng traps can require at least a two--hour commitment and many people have already made plans for the holidays. Regardless. Prather says the cooperation of Taylor Woodrow sig- rufies a new willingness by devel- opers to treat the envirqnment with respect. Prather believes hundreds of enVllonmental groups through- out the country •are dancmg today• because of the developers' willingness to cooperate. Prather and volunteers hope to make a habit of relocating animal coloroes threatened by constructlOn. YOU NEVER . SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Holiday Catering Available JoITT Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch For Re~rvanoos and Dirccnons Call 7 23-0621 OMTMAS S8MCES St. J.me1 Epilcopal Churdl, 3209 vta Udo, Newport Beach tiok1s a 1 o a.m. Holy Eucbarlit Chr1stmas Eve Service, at ' p .m. ChUd.ren's eervic:e and pageant, a concert with the St. James Cha.rn- ber Choir at 7 p.m. followed by a Holy .Eucharist ser'vice at 7 :30 p.m. and a Christmas concert with Jubilate bells and the senior choir at 10 p.m. followed by a worship service and Festival Suchan.st Rlte n at 11 p.m. CHRISTMAS M SERVICE Children will be the focus of the f}:30 a.m. sezvice at St Mark's Presbyterian Church Christmas Eve with a special "Christmas Pageant• lUld a presentation by the intennediate-age yowig peo- ple. A family service at 7 p.m. will feature carols, choir, candles and scripture. At 11 p.m., a Christmas Eve Candle Lighting Service will be held with carols, instrwnental· llbJ. candJ• and communion. All are weklome to tbe chWdl locat- ed at the Carner of Jembcne and • l!astblu.lt Drive in Newport Beach. 64.C-1341. CHRtSTMAS NATMTY MGEANT Dozens of chlldrwn, some adults ana .usorted livestock Will take center stage u St. Michael and All Angels Epilco~ Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar presents a nativity drama at 5 p.m. Christmas Eve. This family service will also feature a full Episcopal service with com- munion. At 10 p.m. Christmas Eve, the choir will present a con- cert or Christmas music and carols followed by a festival Choral Eucharist at 11 p.m. Christmas Day service will be celebrated at lOa.m. CHRISTMAS EVE WORSHIP St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will hold Christmas Eve Worship services at 5, 7, 9 and 11 H:\PPY H<>LIIJA \'S & RABBITf INSURANCE C.-r) 441 Old Newport Blvd. •Newport Beach • ./ ,. 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St. Aridrew's if located at 600 SL Andrew's Road, Newport ~ch. CHltlSTMA5 EVE CHAPEL •Christmas Eve Morning Chapel• will be the 10 a.m. Dec. 24 Service at Orange Coast Um· lalia.n Universalist Church. The chapel service wtll include a wide variety of music involving medieval chants and Renaissance compositions as well as respon· sive readings. There Will be a candlelight Christmas Eve service at 7 p .m. with choral music, carol.S written ~ Unllariam of the 19th century and 1pec:tal baroque music, directed by JMOn H~. There will be refrelhments and stones foe the children between 8 and 9 p.m. 1259 Victoria St., Cos· ta Mesa; 6'6-'652. CHRIST CHURCH 8Y ntE SEA Christ Church by the Sea, United Methodist will celebrate Christmas Eve with two services of worship. The 9:30 a.m. service held in the sanctuary will include special music presented by the chancel choir and instrumental- ists. 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Balboa Blvd For intonnation, call 673-3805. .control tecbniqual and SOdaliz. ,, ~Call 513·5641. ~SHIFT ,• CIASSESl\'VORKSHOPS HEALTH DAY Instructor Janet Brosan leads People With Arthritis Can Exer· cise classes 10·1l a.m. Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The class includes health education, joint-protection tips, relaxation tecqmques, pain· The NeW)>Ort Beach Baha't Commwlity allows pafticipants to heer and experience "Paradigm Shift: A New Way -A New ~ World• 7:30 p.m. Friday at a pri. •, vate residence m Corona del Mar. Together, they explore such ques. tions as: Can racism and pre1u· ' dice be eliminated? What is the : New World Orderf Can conflicts be resolved without force? Are· women and men equal. What's the spiritual solution to our eco- nomic problems? And more Music and food included. .lf /~~mes/ G/fo!t"da 'I .J/ / ,",;l,e.; and a J",('tUH P/hfdr-l ('~(I Qy,'«,.. 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Si., COf1A ~w. . t ~~~~: • "Spend This Christmas with the Family of God" CHRISTIAN ! HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dlsclples of Christ) 2401 lrvln• Ave. 1t Slntl lu!MI Nlwportl11cll Sunday Worship · 10:00AM SaturJay, Deccmhcr 23, 5:30 P.M . Dr. Joseph Read &45·5781 St. Matthew' 1 Churc~ 1723 Wtlltddf Or , Newpott Beech (i.dng Shelfnglon. betWld The Pizza ~ SunJtly, Dccemher 24. 8: 30 nnd 10: 15 A.M "I INVITE YOU TO MEET JESUS" (Luke 2:1-20) METHODIST SunJ.1y, l\..-ccmhcr 24 5:L\.\ 7:00, 9:00 t1nJ l l :00 P.M. CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICES "ON HIS SHOULDERS" (Isaiah 9:6) LAGUNA United Methodist Church 21632 Wesley Dr. Laguna Beach 499-3088 Sunday Morning Worship & Christian Education 1 OAM Ministers David Beades & Virginia Wheeler l h11J.·,m~ ~ and )lllln(t'f {11r 5 ;L\1 anJ 7 00 P M "'" k.t') onl" Wesley Counseling Center Services Available St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. AnJre\\' RuaJ, Nl'" port Beach, California (714) 631 -288'0 (.k.n"''r"lll N l'\IJ"'rl 11.trh•r ll1i.:h 'xlwd.11ll'\mc:.mJ 15th.) EPISCOPAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST RELIGIOUS SCIENCE RELIGIOUS SCIENa NEWPORT BEACH SCIENCE Of MINO EDUCATION aNTH (COfnM of Oovt & OUoll • In olllc8 Bldg. across from FlllchtJf .J<>Ms) 901 Dove #145 CHRISTMAS EVE SUNDAY Two Beautiful Services 1 O:OOam & 6:00pm FAIRVIEW (QMMUNITY (HUR CH 3303 Via Udo, Newport Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 Church lOam • Spm. Sunday School 1 Oam Wednesday Meetings 8pm I CHURCH SERVICE SUN -10:30 I OfJb: M. Tu, T1I (714) 646-3199 Corner of fair Drive & Fairview Rood Costa Mesa (714) 545-4610 Dr. Gory Barmore, pastor For unto us a child is born. unro u.1 a son is giren: and the go~·emment shall be upon his shoulder: ... Isaiah 9:6 Branch of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston, ~&Machusetts PRESBYTERIAN Christtt1M ~ve Services ST. ~Rl< Mt£SBVT£RJAN CHVRCH 01nstmM P4'ScAttt WOTsl1ip att~ CMil~ urc 9:JO am f amil\f Service CMoir. Utt~leli5J1f Att~ Carols r.oopm Catt~le1i5ht Cmm+nmi0t1 11:00 pm Jamboree at £.utblwff Newport Dcacl1 644-1341 SOUTH COAST CHRISTIAN CHURCH \Ve Care About You Beca~ Ouist Cares. "ORNAMENTS THAT NEVER TARNISH" (PHILIPPL\.'lS 2·11) JUOLD A. HOLWMl GH M"'tl~r \\onh1p Scr\1tt Ill.I~ am Bible Srud1c\ 9 (1(1 am II.id~ J.or C.hmt 5 JU pm 792 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA • 92627 (714) 548-3468 (Comer of V'tetona Plattnlla) "HaViM A Heartfelt cJirtstmas" Part f · Dr. Jua1111/a Evans, Minister LUTHERAN CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor William Hemenway "We love children, youth, young adults, career adults, seniors. We love to care. to reach out. to meet needs, to . ilnswcr questions· • Sunday Services -8:00, 9:30 & 10:45 •Sunday School & Bible Studies -9:30 760 Victoria Street • Costa MeScl, CA 92627 (71 4) 631-1611 •(714)548-6866 (School) METHODIST JOY, PEACE A.ND GOOD WILL TO ALL from CHRISTCHURCH BYTHE SEA UNITED METHODIST 1 ~JC ,\. Balboa Blvd . Ne1 p 1rt Be:rh Come join us Chrlsbnas Eve, December 24th 8:00am Beach Service. 14th St. Ocean side 9:30am -Traditional \\lorsh1p 1n the Sanctuary 7:30 Candlelight and Carol Service MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 Baker Sr.. Cosca Mesa Dr. Dick George, Pastor WORSHIP SERVI CES , DEC. 24th 8:30 & 10:00 am Sermon: When Lase Did You Ponder? CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES 7:30PM Family Service: Lessons & Carols 11 :OOPM Candlelight Communion Service METHODIST NEWPORT CENTER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Celebrates Christmas Services Christmas Eve Morning Service . 8:00 am & 1 O:OOam Christmas Eve Service ................................... 7:00pm Please join us in celebration 71~1152 Ctmstmas Eve, Holy Communion, 7.30 pm. Ctmstmas Day. Holy Communion, 10 00 Lm Chldcale Is prtMdld. ,,/-'\ ,; ·------~ . ••• ):>' ..• / t\EAR'TB EAT I J l ·1 '; -of I ·-HEAVEN • I I I I . . ~ ( at South (9ast Community (hurch What does the heortbeot of heaven sound like? Jeyful, beautiful, regal, peaceful, fun and loving, right? December ¢outh Coast Community Church offers many opportunities for your fom)Y and friends to experience the heartbeat of heoVen. December 24: Sunday Morning Services 9:00 o.m. & 10:45 a.m. Jana Aloyro leading Worship. Heartbeat of Heaven: Christmas Eve Services 6:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. Christmas comes olive through storytelling and music presented by our pastors, musicians and Christmas Choir. South Coast Community Church 5120 Bonito Canyon Rood (Between Culver and Newport Coast Drive) Irvine, CA 92715 • 714.854.7600 COMMlJNITY CIWRCH, CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Invites you to join our Church Famllv and celebrate the Birth of Christ with us! Two Christmas Eve Candlelight Services Sunday, December 24 at 7 :00 p .m., bring the ch.lldren for our family seTVice of lessons and carols with The Chancel Choir featured. A special Christmas meditation will be presented by DT. Dennis Short. At 11 :00 p.m. come and enjoy a classic Christmas Eve of lessons and carols with soloists. DT. Dennis Short will present an Inspiring Christmas meditation. Chlldcare provided at the 7 :00 p.m. service only. Join us Sunday morning, December 24 at our 8:30 or 10:00 a.m. service. 611 Heliotrope Avenue • Corona Del Mar. CA 92625 (714) 644-7400 o community dttdicalttd tu lm·i11K a1td su1·111~ EP[S C () l). \ t, Jttsus Christ Ol l..ord and ~al'i11r l'\HL,.R l~:rl 1 warmly i11vitts yo11 and your jm111ly to joi11 our family ill celtbrati11g tile btrt/1 oj )t\m Christ. Sundin, Ucccml~r 2-' J() am H11/\ l· 11d1111i\t N1tt• II 4 pm Clulcln" \ \t•n u t 1111d J11l~u1111 7 11111 Gremel Prd 11de. 1/11/tlr1111• fnr 111/11111' 1111011~// 11~1· n1r1 7. JU p111 Ho/\ I 11d1t1fl\I Ullt' II JO p111 Cltr1.!i/1111/\ C1111tcll "'''" tl1111r 1mtl /1<1111/ fir//.\ JI /Wt ft'.!illntl J:11< l1<1mt Ulle II Wiiii t/11111 a11d t11dtt\l1<1 ~londu~, l>ncmhcr 25 JO <1111 llo/\ I 11c/ia1 t\I Uut II Newport Harbor Lutheran Church J\.11 ~aints ~nglican <llltur~ ('Gtrtdritional ~Unm) ' 18082 ~u=b bat (iuat~of.... A:~rlJ)q 1.t) 8:00am ·Holy Comanumon 9:~10:10 . 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Costa Mesa ·rd give an my friends a box of the finest Havanna cigars, and we'd sit around and puff with pleasure all through 1996.• Hekll AllMn, CoroDa Del Mar ·To an my teUow CallfomiA elementary school teachen, I'd give a big fat raise. We deserve itt• . reStaurant kf q.gtlll I I Ruth Bein, Corona Del Mar •rd give my husband a smail. fast and fancy sportscar to replace the big boat he cruises in now. On second thought, maybe hebetterkeeptheboatAsports- car might tempt him to ta.Ice on a small fast and fancy new passen- ger!" µ~~ Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find seMCes from ,~ ...... ~---~-electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. ~ Dec. 21, 22 0-23 • Thur1tlay, Frid4y 0-SattmlAy 1 ()..5 pm ~ SunJay 10-4 pm W...........__ ____ ~ BenefltlnQ Orangewood Children a FoundatJon Examples of Savings EK.ADA LOUIS FERAUD . 2pc Pantsuit 2pcKoit Skirt A Sweater 3pc Pantsuit Approx Retail / /11· / 1·1.f ( 1111u/ \1111 c· · M.-" Jiffe,'mee in the lift of a tlaerving chi/JJ . ~ -' ~ - ._1 _ __,,. _!..,_ _____ -'_. ~ -· ~ LOOK POK nm OllMGE DOTe fOR :J~ SAYlnGS Ori SU2CmD MEllatVU>ISe ltlck CIW'''-· ~Beach •To everyone on planet. the meek and the mighty, I'd give beam, lots ol beam, IO we oouJd all lit down and enjay u.olVenal music u the~ ot mankind,• Lome HOICbelt. Balboa &land ·rd give the world peace of mind ... and one of my delidous fruit- cakes with extra nuts. We must not forget the $.lts. After all, the world is completely nuts already!• l)ntd l•Mell, Costa Mesa •rd g1ve tree accounting lessons to RObert atrOo. and a kick in the you mow where ... tt rhymes With daa.· Our inventory consists of all original handmade rugs, new. and antiques, from all over the world -Kashan, Qwn, Heriz, Esfahan and Nain, Indo-Persian, Sino-Persian, Needle Points ... and Many Morel ,.------------, I COUPON I I $100 OFF I I ... ,,.....c,~1t1111 I L AU. ml.OW -' ,------------, I COUPON I I $200 OFF I I ............ c;z;;;~ 11t1111 I L AU.IL!,__ _ _ _. ,------------, I $ COUPON I I 300oFF I I _......_°==11tw I L----ALl."!.------.J 1l~~5) ~i:y . N.1996 e~ Presented By E? ~ ~ · Regal Beauly & The Bod This Weeks Tip: 1 -DON1 DRINK & DRIVE 2 -GET PLENTY OF BEAUTY SLEEP 3 -HAVE FUN! & J{app)' o • \~e honor all competitors ' product discount coupons • I REGAL BEAUTY 1)fE Boo I ~fc1U',!t. n;.. crNpon ""'Y "°',,, ""'""'w.1..,. #!'/ othtr"t/fe.r, ""°""''or,.~. JiliJSt. I •. (714 ~ 642-4482 • Dilc:ounll do,.,,~ lo Mind, sa.tiin ""AaMI ro'ti:fs. ~ l/11" ---~-----------------'Wis 6 in Yo 7lll !AI Wondtrfu Jitw Yta.r REGAL BEAUTY THE Boo· 269 E.17th St. 369 E.17th.St. Costa Mesa Costa Meu (714) 6&7-M82 (714) 6'2-8910 SAnJROAY. DECEMBER 23, 199S At 'Spider Woman' offers respite from holiday theater: I f you're overdosed on produc- ~ tions of •The Nutaaclcer• and •A Christmas Carol,• the Per- /orming Arts Center bas just the cure. The Tony Award-winning musical "Kiss of the Spider Woman• opens Tuesday for a two week run, and it's guaran- . teed to get you right out of the holiday spirit. Based on Manuel Puig's novel, "Kiss of the Spider Woman" t.s the story of flamboyant window dresser, Molina, who is impris- oned in a Latin American jail for a sexual offense. His cell mate is Valentin, a political prisoner. Their unwilling relationship is at once hostile and distrusting ut, as Molina tells stories to alenti.n about the characters in _.,, ___ he has seen. including an een character called the Spi- er Woman, the relationship adually becomes one of love, · endship..,respect and mutual .anderstalfding. • South Coast Repertory staged the non-musical version several ears ago on the Second Stage to -weat acclaim. That riveting pro- duction was a two-character affair that powerfully and frankly dealt with everything from poli- -tics to homosexuality to the will lo survive. The stage version is not too different from the 1985 ~ film version that garnered an Academy Award for William .~wt in the role ot Molina. · So, how do you make a musi- • :Cal out of a play like this~ "I think audiences are pleas- antly surprised," said Juan Chio- ran, who plays Molina in the ·musical. •1n this version, the Spi- der Woman has a much more • prominent role. And the fact that 's musicalized makes it a very different interpretation.• And it doesn't hurt that the Spider Woman is being played by Broadway legend Chita Rivera in a repeat of her Tony Award-winning role. Her role • expands the play's fantasy sequences into show-stopping nwnbers, but the ~erious themes of the play are still the focal • • point. "It's not a play that is just going to pacify you,• Chioran said ·It challenges you and edu- christopher trela cates you and demands th.at you pay attention and that you deal with certain topics. We've had very liberal audiences embrace it, and we've had very conserva- tive audiences at first be resistant to it, but eventually they come with you. That's great, when you can actually sway someone's opinion somewhat, or make them see another side of the issue.• C hioran said the emotional demands of his role, as well as being on the road for 14 months, can take it's toll physically and mentally. "It's very ditficult, no question about it,• be said. "I go through a real roller coaster ride of emo- tion all night long, which is very demanding but ultimately very rewarding. But the emotional punishment that I take is now manifesting itself physically. My neck is out, or my back. I'm not losmg my mind, wluch could very easily happen. It's just my body that is starting to fall apart." Chi.roan said that while there have indeed been receptive audiences wherever the show stops, they have found that "Kiss of the Spider Woman· is a hard sell during the holidays. u I think that Christmas time is tough. period, unless you're doing 'The ~utcracker' or 'Christmas '<!:a.col.' It's not the kind of show you 91ve someone tickets to as a Christmas gift. 'Meny Christmas, here's two tickets for the prison show. Bah, humbug ' I don't want it to seem like it's all doom and gloom, but it's not froth. 1t bas an in.credible entertainment value.• The prison show ... uh, "IGss of the Spider Woman,• opens Tuesday night and runs through Jan. 6 at the Orange County Per- fonning Arts Center. The advance word on this show is very positive, so get ticlcets while you still can. The best availability is for the second week1 Jan. 2-6. Call 556-ARTS for tickets. Dancer saw 'Nutcracker' first from the stage Believe it or not, Costa Mesa resident Sheri Giller, who dances in the Ballet Pacifica version of •Tue Nutcracker• that closes this weekend at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, never saw a production of the ballet until she joined Bal- let Pacifica several years ago. "I did everything else, but I never had an interest in 'The Nutcracker' because it was so traditional,• said the 22-year-old dancer during a recent rehearsal break. "The first time I saw it was when I did it, but I didn't really see it because I was in it" Giller, who has taken classes at the Jimmy Defore Dance Stu- dio in Costa Mesa, is dancing several roles in "The Nutcrack- er,• including the doll in the opening party scene. Her roles vary each night, depending on the cast lineup. When she is not busy dancing, Giller is a hostess and waitress at a local restaurant. "Most of us have to do other jobs part time,• Giller said. "That's reality. You've got to love dancing. That's why we do it.• Audiences know how much fun "The Nutcracker" is to watch. Is 1t fun for the dancers too? "During the year we do so many different pieces, and we're always cramming for time, learn- ing and polishing," Giller said. "Then 'The Nutcracker' season comes around, and finally it's something we already know All we have to do is polish it. We don't have to re-learn or re-do it. And it's a nice way to end the year. Audiences enjoy it, children enjoy it, we enjoy it.• Order Comcast Cablevision today atid enjoy a holiday seaso11 fill ed with top quality etitertainm en t ... and star-filled movies. AHd ask about ou r special valu e l packages that spread good cheer throughout the year. Cotncast is here to help your wishes come true/ CALL TODAY FOR THE 3-STAR PACKAGE AND GET: • Complete Basic Service, The • ..r<,.. ......... ,,...lt'll;y Ch1nocJ, Encore end 1W1--.""rc premium chaMcls. Qjbll~om HBO, Cincmu, • Ss acdit oo your Arst month of premium service . • Wc11 be on·timc, or your instaUatlon's free, plu we11 credit you $20. • 30-Day Money Bick Guarantttl PLUS OUR SPECIAL BONUS GIFfS ... • $2s JCPcnncy auloa gift cxrttfiatc. • 30 frc:c minutes 1 month of SPRlNTt Por tickets to the Ballet Pad.fi- ca version of "The NutC"ack:.er, • call 854-4646 or 7.C0-2000. Celebrate Christmas Latin-style at arts center Celebrate the myriad regional Christmas festivtties of Mexico when "Fiesta Navidad• returns to the Perlomung Arts Center today at 3 and 8 p.m. Presented by the Phtlharmonic Society of Orange County and The Center, the event includes the Fiesta of La Posada, which marks the pil- grimage of Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem: as well as the break- ing of a pin.ala, mariachi music from Mariachi Los Carnperos de Nati Cano, and dances from Mexico performed by Ballet Folklorico Ollln. Also on the bill are a variety of other Mexican music and dance groups. The show con.dudes With the manadu version of tradition- al Christmas carols, including "Noche de Paz" ("Silent Ni9ht"), "Campanitas" l" Jingle Bells"), • Aqui Viene Santa Claus" ("Here Comes Santa Claus") and many more U the name Nati Cano sounds familiar, it's because his group has been around for about 35 yea.rs. They were featured on Linda Ronstadt's best-selling LOW•LOW PRICES & VERY ~AST KENNY 1ft, PRINTER , · ~ . · 2SO 311 2 album •eandones de Mi Pad.re," and two follow-up albums. 11ckets to • Fie5t.a Na vi.dad• are $10 to $31, and a.re available at the box office prior to each sh.ow. Call 557-ARTS for more information. 'Othello' three different ways to enjoy It's a play! It's an opera! It's a movie! Next it'll be a Saturday mommg kids show and a lunch box. It's Shakespeare's ·Othello,• and the Moor of Vemce is more . popular than ever. The film ver- $ion starring Laurence Fishbwne and Kenneth Branagh bas been garnering rave reviews, and the Opera Pad.fie production of Ver- di's •oteno· opens next month And if that's not enough. Laguna Playhouse will present the ori91- nal play next spring. The film version is currently playmg ex.elusively in L.A.. but is scheduled to open in Orange County next Saturday. But on Wednesday, you can be one of the first in the county to see "Othello• at a spedAI saeen.iJ:?g at Edwards South Coast Vllla.gC Theatre in Costa Mesa.. : Sponsored by Ca..stle Rock • Entertainment (the film's distriO. utor) and Edwards Cinemas in honor of Opera Pacific's produoa tion, the screening begins at 1:30 p.m. Afterwards, guests will· move across the street to Planet Hollywood for a post-screening party, with a light buffet featur· mg a vanety of dishes from tbe restaurant's menu. Ticlcets are $35 per person and benefit Opera Pad.fie . It's a good opportunity to com- pare the two versions. The fjlm. 1.s an opportunity to gain a greater appreoation of the creative po - er of Shakespeare, and the opaa offers a look at Verdi's genius in I adapll.Dg a lheatncal ma.ste.IJ>iece into an operatic tour de force. Space at the screening is limit- ed, so call 474-4488 ext 308 for reservabons and t.n.formatlon. I • CHRISTOPHER TRELA'S column runs Saturday\ fi~ COSTA MESA CMC PLAYHOUSE ..., llf5Bll5 All Singing, All Ooncing, AJI Gerlhwin CRAZY FOR YOU Fcr*'ll .......... 714.650-5269 68' Hamiton 5'reet Costa Mesa, CA OllE<llD IY Wl'f WAm PIOOOOD IY Ill TOMlllWS .'-ylllln~ll 1"6 ~ fnllly, _., • l'OOpm ~--·'tiX\pnl • • A1D forum. CALL IT THE CASTAWAYS COVER-UP \. best of the readers hotline To the •de-fence• man Tom Redwitz: Should you ever consider leaving The Irvine Co., I would suggest that you enter politics. • Your six-paragraph letter to the Dai- ly Pilot was well-written and in the end succeeded in not addressing the read- en' concerns regarding the color of the fence and the removal of the trees. U you did •listen to community head casting, not to a family of fisher- men leaving a mess behind them as they left, or to a drunk with a can of beer. Cheers for the Boudreaux Bootn Hurray for the Boudreaux Boom, which skims debris from the water in the Delhi Channel. input9 you forgot to "address communi- r ty concerns regarding the fence." · LOU VON DYL Newport Beach In regards to the wall that The Irvine I Co. built around the property called the As they rode their bicycles on the pier, they yelled at some kids who were also riding their bikes on the pier, and told them to walk.their bicycles. I couldn't help but be impressed by the fine example they were setting, or the diligent police work they were perform- ing. I, like Woods, am one of those citi- zens who believes that when I ride my. bike, I need to follow the rules. There- fore, when I take my friends or family from out of town to Newport for a bike ride, I am continually made to look , foolish when I insist that we all "walk 'our bikes" as we approach the pier. As a rower, I am accus- tomed to seeing a filthy bay after every rain. What a pleasant stlrprise to find very little floating junk in the water last weeken~ after our first rain. How wonderful to s~ such an efficient, low-cost system be so incredibly eff ec- tive. SUSAN SKINNER Newport Beach I• Castaways: Even though it does not look pretty, it is extremely important for dust pro- tection and 1 believe it is also required bytheAQMD. . It's just a sad fact of life. It's some- Whenever I see those police officers on the bicycles, they seem to be more interested in harassing the bar patrons (which is by all m eans far more impor- tant than a sloppy pier) or checking out the babes (which is the duty of every heterosexual male.) Mike Boudreaux (left) invented a device to keep debris from flowing into the bay. thing that has to be up there while they're doing that construction. DAN MARCHEANO MARC MARTIN I OMV Pl.OT 1 Newport Beach To be honest with you, I don't thmk the pier is important enough to demand the constant vigilance of a sworn offi- cer. Nor do I believe that the pier will ~kept clean if we do as another read- er has suggested and elect a volunteer room monitor. . Step up pier pressure access to a translator. I have to agree with Fred Wood of even know that they will not be able to feed their families. A holiday from sad news Newport Beach, in Community Forum Dec. 16. I have spent a lot of time at the Newport Pier, occasionally fishing, mostly enjoying the scenery. The pier is loaded with signs. Only once have I ever seen the bicycle police come down to the end of the pier and give a ticket. Not to a fisherman over- This would, however, be the perfect place for a city traffic control employee to be stationed in a rotation of their duties. They could be attached to the lifeguard unit, and they should have After all, most of the people that fish from the pier are trying to feed · their families. And 90% of these fish- ermen are a mixture of either Vjet- namese, Filipino or Mexican immi- grant families. The signs are all writ- ten in English (as they should be!). But more than likely, 90% of them can't read your newspaper, so they don't Give out a few tickets for littering and I'll bet the pier stays clean. But first explain the problem to the people that don't understand our language, in their native tongue. Let us not asswne anything I B. TIIOMAS HILL Costa Mesa I do want to congratulate you on the first page yesterday and today with good news instead of all the disasters that we're being fed. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a thank you. EUZABE'Ilf TALBOT Newport Beach correspondence . Separate districts is ·an idea whose time 'has cOme I f it made sense to have a separate Costa Mesa School District and a separate New- port Beach School District in 1960, why doesn't it make sense toda.y? These two citi~._.tike any two cities, have different con- stituents, different ideas on education and different demo- graphics to serve. They were different in 1960 and they are even more different today. To say that to have-a separate administration system for each district would be wasteful is ludicrous. That would mean that Foun- tain Valley and Huntington Beach should be unified, that Placentia-Fullerton should be unified, that Orange-Santa Ana should be unified or they would be wasting taxpayer's money. These separate school dis- tricts mentioned above have separate school districts because they represent areas that are different just as Costa Mesa and Newport Beach are as different as day and night. Neither one is better than the other, just different and they deserve a separate school sys- tem to administer to the educa- tional needs of their particular _.....student populations. Representation on the board of trustees should be whole and to itself with seven trustees in Costa Mesa work- ing solely for Costa Mesa stu- dents and their parents, and seven Newport trustees mak- • again ing decisions solely for New- port students and their parents. As it is, you have three Costa Mesa trustees ma.king deci- sions for Newport students and four Newport area trustees ma.king decisions for Costa Mesa students. As for Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson!s complaint about ~e trustees of )l.Jewport-Mesa proposing the sale of two Costa Mesa-zoned school sites recently, where was the may- or's voice when the district sold the Jamboree high school site (Corona del Mar zone) for approximately $15 million and the Corona del Mar Elemen- tary School site for almost $5 million back in the 1980's? The Costa Mesa zone cer- tainly got its money's worth on those two deals, so wliere's the beef? But this simply points up the absurdity of having a com- bined school district in the first place. There are always going to be these kinds of differences of opinions on the sale of the sites and petty jealousies until Costa Mesa trustees make decisions for Costa Mesans and Newport trustees make decisions for Newporters. So let's get on with making the two districts truly represen- tative again as they were prlor to Uie 1965 unification. It's an idea whose time has come - again. TOMWIWAMS Former school board trustee Newport Beach DON LEACH I D.M.Y Pl.OT Steve and Robbie Prepas travel the world trying to brl.Dg sight to people. gains EYESIGHT Ophthalmologist Steve Prepas and bis wife, Robbie, a nurse, travel the globe in a quest to help others gain their sight. The Newport Beach couple are an example of how some expand the season of giving to a year- round undertaking. CHRIS LINDEN This Estancia freshman, who once lived ln a car with his mother, was showered with Christmas gifts from one of the school's alumni, who read about his plight in the newspaper. CANINE CAUSE Impressed with the good work done by local police dogs, the student council of Sonora Elementary School voted to give $1,000 of its hard-earned htlds to the Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment to t\elp pay for a replace- ment to the retiring canine Igor. losses HARBOR COURT The lingering effects of the coµnty bankruptcy can be felt in local courthouses where judges have found creative ways to make ends meet -including buying their own paper cups and sentencing certain defen- dants to courthouse yard work. But judges say they can no longer buy their paper supplies and say court operations will come to a halt if the county doesn't come up ~th money soon. MYRTLE FLACH Anyone who's e</er eaten at the Galley Cafe will miss Myrtle Flach, who passed away recently at the age of 76. Mrs. Flach and her husband bOught the bays1de ca!e in 1957 and for 38 years the couple was a fixture there. hotline If it fields good, do it • EDITOfl'S NOTE: We asked our read· ers what they thought of Newport· Mesa school officials asking the city of Costa Mesa to help boot rowdy ball players from school fields during non- school hoors. Here's a sampling of responses: !think the city school district • and the dty should encourage young people and adults to use our school yards for healthy recreation on weekends and after school. Our adult group has used the school yard for softball for years and have never abused the fields. Instead of penalizing everyone, why not penalize the few people who do litter or destroy school property? Bl.Tl'CH WIISON Costa MeSil I believe that they should have permits to play there and yes, I think they should go ahead and have the city monitOI those areas so that unauthorized people are not playing on those fields. l think it's very important that we take this to the next level. STIJARTWOOD Costa Mesa I'm a parent of a child who plays soccer at Estancia and I think that access should definit~ ly be limited because we need the fields to be kept up to a cer- tain level condition, so that when they are playing their games it's not gomg to be dangerous to them or hazardous. Sometimes the fields get pret· ty beat up ii unauthorized peo- ple just go there and play all these games. If there's holes or anything on the field, the girls could be running and they could trip and it could be really dan- gerous for them. I would hope the City officials would do SOJl1~9 to keep more contlel;5o that people just can't be running on to the field when ver they want. SUSAN INOUYI! Costa Mesa • .. Ncwpon Be.chlC>&ta Mesa Dally Pilot :r·-:~ .. /:. . . ~ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1995 Att DAY O.C. MARKET Pt.Aa Orange County's unique out- door family shopping experience will be open today through Christmas Eve from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is St. AY DANCE PARTY • The West Coast Swing Dance • Club of Orange County will host a free West Coast Swing dance for all skill levels from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at Quality Hotel, Convention Way in Anaheim. There will also be • two-step, waltz, Cha-Cha and more. Free parking validation, free popcorn and a no host bar. ·WEDNESDAY OTHEUO/OTEUO Castle Rock Entert4iru:nent and Edwards Cinemas, m honor of Opera Pacific's January 1996 production of Gwseppe Verdi's opera •0tello," are sponsoring the Orange County advance screening of •Othello• on Wednesday, Dec. 27 at Edwards South Coast Village Theatre in Costa Mesa. The doors open at 7 p.m. for the 7:30 p.m. screening. Guests will move to Planet Holly- wood for a post-screening party. Tickets are $35 and will benefit Opera Pacific. For more informa- tion, call 474-4488 ext 308. YIDDISH HOUR The Jewish Senior Center of Orange County presents a Yid- dish Hour with Gerson Jerus, not- ed Jewish author, at 11 a.m. on the Federation Campus, 250 E. ' Baker St., Suite D in Costa Mesa. Lunch will be served at noon and the cost is S3 per senior Call 513- 5641 for reservations. NEW YEAA"S DANCE The Jewish Center oi Orange County will ring in the New Year with the popular sounds of the •Ambassadors Music• at their dance today on the Jewish Feder- ation Campus in Costa Mesa. The event will include a kosher lunch. Admission is $5 per person. For reservations call 513-5641. nruRSDAY....._,_....__ 'ANIMALS DOWN UNDER' Wild Wonders will bring ani- mals from •Down Under,• such as the wallaby and kookaburra, to the Launch Pad for a lively 45 minute show today at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. The cost is $5 per person. The Launch Pad, a non- profit preview facility of Discov- ery Science Center, is located on the third floor of Crystal Court at South Coast Plaza. For more information, call 546-2061. FRIDAY · 'DREAMS FOR THANKSGIVING' A workshop by the Rev. Bob Pulliam at the Community Church, Newport Beach Science of Mind Education Center, 901 Dove St. Ste. 145, Newport Beach. Workshops begin at 10 a.m. and adjown at noon. Tea and coffee are available 'at 9:30 a.m. Donation requested at the door. Call 646-3199 for more information. 'PETER AND THE WOLF' Jim Gamble performs his award winning-marionette inter- / pretation of the children's classic "Peter and the Wou• tOday at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. at the Launch Pad, 3rd fioor Crystal Court, South Coast Plaza. Make and take activities follow each performance. The cost is $3 for members and $5 for non-mem- bers. Seating is liniited. For more information, call S.6-2061. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT Jett Johnson will provide clas- sic rock musical entertainment from noon to 2:30 p.m. and again from 7 to 10 p.m. on the Town Square, Thangle Square. ROCKIN' AT THE SQUARE Jeff Johnson will play classic rock from noon to 2:30 p.m. and Jenny Richards will play folk/rock from 7 to 10 p.m. today on the Town Square at Triangle Square. ;:--CENfER sHoE REPAIR ·~ WORLD'S FINEST WINES AT THE BEST PRICESI . 285 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Next To ROSS Dress For Less 645·5511 Hours: M-F 8:30 -6:30, Sat 8:30 -5:00 • C•llfomla'• l••din• P"ttnlum wine reblller • Ore•t -••ctlon • FrtendlJ -rvlce • Deltvery •v•ll•bl• 1 1 5% OFfc~!tht:d !!,!PAIR WORIC I « Compl::~e s;.1~~ & :.::: Rep~y Copy I ...... ~~'? - - -- - - -- - -J I Call~ 1(800)966-5432 for a ~monthly cat4log ~WINECLUR Oran~~s Opr He.dqUarters The Tinder Box Premium CigarJ • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo• Cuesta Rey • Davidoff • Don Juan • Don Lino • Dunhlll • El Sublimado • Excalibur • Fonseca • Griffin • H. 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For more information, call 717-3801. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3 SERENDIPtTY The Serendipity series for sin- gles resumes it's weekly sessions tonight at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road in New- port Beach. "Dealing with Per- sonality Dilierences in a Relation- ship" will be the topic. All singles are welcome. A $3 donation is requested. For more information, call 574-2214. AmWnS fJCaOSE An 6Wdle ..... cs.lgned spedlicaDy few J*lple witb Utbri· tis will ~ today at the New- por:t·Costa Mesa-Irvine YMCA. The five-week p~ will ~ vide gentle movemu&f AD4 activ- ities under the QQi(lance of trained personnel tonelp bi~ the mobility, muscle strength and stamina. Pre-re¢stration is required. For more information, call 642-9990. PANHEWNIC MEmNG Newport Harbor Pa.nhellenic will meet today beginning at 10 a.m. at St. Michael's All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Dnve in Corona del Mar. 11li.s month's program features •Missions of California" by Anita Freedman of Bowers Museum. A luncheon fol- lows. Donation is $4. For more information, call 846-4164. THURSDAY, JAN. 4 WRITER'S WORKSHOP "Writing Like There's No Tomorrow," a six-week fiction- writing workshop, will be taught by internationally published wnter Barbara DeMarco Barrett beginning today at 10 a.m. at Local Grounds Coffee House, 3007 East Coast Highway in Cororia de1 MU 1be group iJI b advanced llUdm• wbo are work· ino on a novel or 9hort ltlOriel .ad Will have weekly crltlquing MS· lions and wri~ exercises. Pte- Jegistr.ation is reqWred. For more informatioR. call 760-8086. TABLE TENNIS Orange Coast College offers table tenrus classes for the entire family on Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons. The Friday session is from 6 to 10 p.m. and begins Jan. 5 and nms through June 7. Sunday's session is from 2 to 6 pm., Jan. 7 through Jline 9. The annual tee IS $50 for adults and $25 for seniors and young people under 17. For more infor- mation, call 432-5880. SUNDAY, JAN. 7 LEON URIS Internationally acclaimed author Leon Uris will speak on the topic "The Word and the Survival of the Jewish People" at 7 p.m. at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camel- back in Newport Beach. Tickets are $30 reserved, $20 unreserved and $10 for seniors and students. For more information, call 644- ~.eh.el ~mitfr ain 11.e.ctinn MORE THAN JUS'f CLOTHES 50% OFF SELECTED CLO'IHES, SHOES & GIFf ITEMS SAlE STARTS 12/26/9'j • 2 Wub ONly 406 32'ul St. (at Newport Blvd.) Newport Beach 675-5499 t QUALITY IS Half mark Rollagas Lighter in Sterling Silver Ashtray and Humidor in Thuya with Marketry Exclusively at Alfred Dunhill CRYSTAL COURT . THE VILLAGE . THE OFFICES ~ 61.A.l.OCK 8UWmMfNSS!M SfMS ~y HBIQtDWM WSFl'Tll~ 1998. WOMEN It fOOOSEIMCf The Janupy dinner meeting o( the Orange County Chapter of the Roundtable for Women ih FoodService will be tonight at 6 p .m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, -'500 ;.MacArthW" Blvd. ill New- port Beach. Fifi Chao Will be guest speaker. The cost is $25 for members and $30 for non-mem- bers. For more inf onnation, call 665-6312. MONDAY. JAN. 8 SINGLES MINGLE Christian Singles Mingle will hold a progressive dinner and seminar with KBRT talk show host and Minirth-Meier thera- pist, Dr. Greg Cynaumon. The cost is $10 for the three-cow-se meal and seminar. J'he event takes place at 7 p.m. at Newport Beach Public Golf Course in the Tea Room Restaurant, 3100 Irvine Ave. For more information, call 375-0400. MASTER'S SWIM PROGRAM Orange Coast College offers a monthly swim program for adults age 19 and older, begin- ning at 6:30 a.m. daily in OCC's Gymnasium pool. Registration is $40 for one month, $70 for 0.... "'W~\.£) MAIL ORDER BUSINESS Ora.n9e Coast College Will hold a workshop on •How To Start a Order Business" today from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Room 110 of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Building. Marketing specialist Nancy Miller, Will teach the basics of the mail order business. Or learn to market on the Internet with presenter Mike Rounds in Room 111. Registra· tion is $35 for either class and a $20 material fee to be paid to the class instructor. For more infor- mation, call 432-5880. · SATURDAY, JAN. 13 APPLE COMPUTER CLUB Quark will present its latest technologies at the Orange County Computer Groups meet- ing today from 8:45 a .m. to noon at the C hemistry Building on the campus of Orange Coast Col- lege, Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. The meeting is free and open to the public. For more information, call 836-0522. ,. ~-.s f•"-~'°" l'\'f TUnf L•o\'. '-em! FARRELL G. HINKLE. o.a.• .. M.a.o .. Re. Newport Bueti: 844-1281 • Santll An•: 55&-1122 Newpon BncblCo.ta Maa DUiy Piloc orvoaa MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the· traditional two-attorney divorce, ii ottered the third Thursday of · every montli With attorney Alicia; D. Thylor and psychologist Lee H. . Solow. Space is limited, and reser- vations are required. For more! information, call 863-9590. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obtairl free U.S.D.A. surplus food between fl and 10 a.m. the second Saturday of each month in the rear parking lot of the Church of Christ, 28& Avocado St., Costa Mesa. Pot more information, call 631-2177. , TEEN FOCUS · The Teen Focus outpatient chemical dependency treatment program holds a free 12-SteJ} Meeting at noon Sundays exclu~ sively for teens in its offices al 567 San Nicolas Dm~9~Suite 201, Newport Center, Ne'Wp!Jrt Beach For more inforrnation~b~ 640- TEEN or 640-1788. •Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, Ext. 333. ., EYE-OPENER Costa Mesa Highs Jason Ferguson ... a Cluistmas story. Mesa's Jason Ferguson - • Stricken with cancer, growing up OD the West L.A. "This Wilms doctors realized 24-year-old continues streets intertwined with gangs, cancer is very they were dealing violence and assorted other rare in people my with something his amazing odyssey nighbnares. age,• Ferguson more sinister. "I have a strong belief in the said during a Ferguson can't as the Mustangs' head Lord and I still think something casual interview forget the day the basketball coach. positive is going to happen from while sitting on doctors came into this,• Ferguson said. "It would the bench during his room and told be very easy to give up, but if Thursday's JV him be had you do, that's when you pass game at Los By Jim Watters, Daily Piiot cancer. away.• Amigos High in •Tuey brought And Ferguson isn't ready to Fountain Valley. my father E very 11\~mlng when he go just yet, thank you very much, "It usually (Marshall wakes up the first thing despite the constant nagging attacks children Ferguson) in from Ja5on Ferguson sees by pains that crop up in new spots 2-to 5-years-old just down the hall bis bedside are the two about two weeks out of every and is 95% and then they personal goals he has month. curable,• told us 'We found handwritten on a piece of paper. Ferguson has been diagnosed Ferguson said. you have cancer,'" Goal No. 1 for the 24-year-old with Wtlms cancer which has •sut at my age, Jason Ferguson, as the Ferguson said. •J coach of the Costa Mesa High attacked his lungs and kidneys. they don't know was in shock. We boys varsity basketball team is One of the most uncomfort-how to cure it.• season began. both were. My able effects has been the .. QUOTE OF THE DAY ·1 MDer knn11 tJun ~ ., man!J f'#!OPk who crare about ma -· I thought tht!tt ~ onl!I o hanil/li.l ... -JASON FERGUSON oldest, his sister Awian, is taklng said with the hint of sheepish college classes and his brother, smile. "I ~emember how good Marshall Jr., who is the middle they taste together, but now it child, is a truck driver. tastes hke chemicals." p erguson 's dad lives in When thing5 aren't going Beverly Hills and is a talent well, like two months ago, then consultant "who puts people in well-wishers are being told the commercials.· 1 Vl.Sit might be the last. "I was very,close to my mom,• The number of visitors has Ferguson said. "We have a very really touched Ferguson deeply close family so these few years His illness has acted like a haven't been easy. But I really lightrung rod, attracting high believe God doesn't give you school fnends and others he had more than you can handle. lost touch with over the years. •There's something I need to ·1 never knew there were so learn from this and I just have to many people who care .about keep looking to find out what me,• Ferguson said ·1 thought that something is.· there were only a handful. but lWo things Ferguson doesn't I've been amazed how many need to learn more about are people stop by and say they're courage and determination. He is 1 ._ • ~ .. to become a Division I college Ferguson first first thought was praying for me or just to say hi." coach. inability of his body fluids to knew something was wrong of my mom.· a fighter of the first degree. L ike Jimmy Stewart in· the • Goal No. 2 is to beat the drain away. Instead, they settle early last season, his first as the Ferguson's mother Terry died U everything is going well, holiday classic •it's a Ferguson is in the hospital for a cancer that has insidiously in his legs and feet. varsity head coach, -when he felt ·two years ago from breast Wonderful Life"' Ferguson is • worked its way into the very "You may have noticed I walk a pain in his lower back that lin-two-or three-day stretch out of ~ cancer. getting a chance to see how . . fiber of his being and, so far, has a little funny,• Ferguson said. ·I gered. "My next thought was of my each month for chemotherapy. many lives he has touched shown no plans to let go its bold. can't -get my balance. I feel like I "At first I just thought 'Wow, family having to go through this "Chemotherapy really drains through the years. Stewart found More than once, the doctors am on a ship all of the time.· I must be getting old,'~ he said. again,• he said. "It just really hits you,· Ferguson said. "lt just his happy encting. Ferguson is at USC Medical Center have When he sits normally in a "But I knew there was something you when they tell you.• takes all of your energy. written him off. As recently as chair for as little as five really wrong about a week later The death of Ferguson's mom •And food doesn't taste the still looking for his. two months ago, visitors were minutes, his legs will lock up and when the pain was still there and put tremendous pressure on a same. I can't eat some of the ·1•m gomg to keep fighting to being told be might have as it's very painful for him to stretch I got up one morning and had a close-knit family that suffered things I used to like anymore the end,• Ferguson said. •1 am little as two hours to live. them out. It's like when your foot lot of blood in my urine.,.. with her every step of the way, because they don't taste good grateful to the school for letting me continue coaching. It has But Ferguson has refused to falls asleep and you feel that tin-Friends told him they thought not being able to do anything to anymore.• give up and just keeps fighting gling as the blood begins to he might have kidney stones so ease the pain. I Llke a root beer float. kept me gomg You couldn't ask . back -just like be has always re-circulate. Only for Ferguson he went m for some tests. And Ferguson is the baby in a "Root beer and ice cream the tingling doesn't go away. were my favorites,• Ferguson done since his early days Newport Harbor High's Justin Kerr is at the core of the Sailors' attack. By Richard Dunn, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -When Justin Kerr of Newport Harbor High was nmnmg for Student Body President last year -and won -many were surprised, including himself. •Everyone thought there was going to be runoff, but I guess people remembered my name and my speech,• Kerr said. •People were pretty surprised, because I didn't know that many people.• Everyone will certainly know him now, but not necessarily for his political prowess. Kerr, who grew up in Newport Beach but played soccer (and lived) in Scotland during his freshman and sophomore years of high school, is campaigning to become the best striker in the Sea View League, perhaps all of Orange County, while the Sailors earned enough votes with their preseason success to crack the county's latest top-10 poll (seventh). Most of his Newport Harbor peers identify him for his podium-delivered speeches at school assemblies, but most of Orange County will know Kerr, who scored 21 goals last season, as one of the most prolific offensive threats in prep circles. the tests became more tests, as family of three children. The 11 I C, 11 S C. 11 <><>I . I ~ C > ,-~ ~ < > < _ <, 1-: H STRl-KERR ball comes off his foot, it usually goes in the goal. He has a great knack for hanging around the net and he works hard to get the opportunities. He's not afraid to take them. If there's a chance to score, he's going to take the chance.• Kerr, who played on two high-level club teams in Edin- burgh. Scotland. before his fam- ily moved back to the area pre- ceding his junior year, scored 11 uYou have to anticipate where the ball's going to be. If you wait for it to happen, it's usually too late ... u signed professional contracts. They stay with the club team until they're 17, then they go play on a professional team. So it's real physical, and every game is really important. •My first year, I was ad1usting to the whole thing and their style was really hard. (l'fnecastle) is one of the best teams in Scotland Nine of the boys had already signed professional contracts. It's -JUSTIN KERR goals in the Sailors' first six games this year. He credits his two-year education in Scotland for achieving greater savvy. •1 played on one team my first year (fynecastle Boys Club), and changed teams my second year (to Glenparks Boys Club},• said Kerr, a second-team All-Sea View League player last season, but a first-team All-Orange County choice by the Los Angeles 1lrnes. • J really had a good second year there. l think that's what really got me going, and I've carried it on ever since.• Kerr, who bas committed to Princeton, was never a superstar in youth soccer, but was among the better players. By the time be returned to the U.S., be was a prep superstar like a farm team for the 'IYnecastle professional team in Edinburgh.• Kerr was intimidated, at first, but only a little. Though he uses that schooling to create havoc for Newport Harbor opponents, he does not overwhelm players. "I use my instincts and outwit my opponent,• he said. "You have to anticipate where the ball's going to be. If you wait for it tohapp'en, it's usually too late.• Kerr, who shared team most valuable player honors with Alessio Smith (Cal State Fullerton) last season, is the best striker in the league, according to Bouette. "l think, of the guys out there, he's a notch above everybody else,· Bouette said. "You're nev- er going to tell him that he's going to lose, ' because he will get more upset and start to take over the game.• • SEE FERGUSON PAGE 82 CASEY LUKSCH I OAl.Y N.OT ,. "There are two things about him,• Newport Harbor Coach Colin Bouette said. •His heart, for one, and his knack for finding the goal When the •Just the difference in play allowed me to get that much better,• Kerr said. ·1rs really physical over there. There are sophomores playing with kids who have already left school Those players work during the day, then come out in the aftemoon and play soccer Some kids had already The Sailors, 5-1-1 in the preseason before entering the Suni Valley Tournament. certainly wouldn't mind Kerr getting a little upset. Justin Ken, booting lt home when a junior. Estancia the darkhorse -good enoll:gh to beat ·anyone •First-year coach Steve Crenshaw believes be has a winner in the stable. By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot Miguel Zelaya (far left), Greg Austtn (right) are two of the E.gles' best as they gear up for the Pad.UcCout LNguewan In boys soccer. Estancia en ten without a lot of fanfare, but many believe the Eafl•ba~ lbepotmtial .. .,. .. nce11p11lcle down. Estanaa hammered West Covtna, 4-0. The Eagles, eliminated by Riverside J.W North last season m the playoffs in a game that was decided by sudden-death penalty kicks, also f eatw'e sophomore forward Ramon Gard.a, their fastest player who earned team most valuable player honors in 1994-95. Miguel Huerta, a talented forward who plays on the outside, was an all-league performer last season, while junior Jnldf1elder Willie Alfaro goes mside and outside. Senior Jordan Brown and ophomore Brad Wayman, a water polo tandout, share time in the goalie'5 cog . Sophomore Antoruo Serpas, a newcomer from El Salvador. is a resourceful and physical mid- fielder, while junior Gerson Salgodo, Estanaa·~ top nmn on the boys cross country team last autumn. al.50 starts in th midfield. Junion Carlos Sliva (striker) ond Fernando Lara (defendert are allo starters. while Cren- shaw relies on a solid bench. •1n fact, when we played lidilon (and won, 2- 0, Agalmt the oounty"s seventh nu\ked preteuon teem), we dldri't have HUf!ita and bets a k>ed." CNalhaw Mid. ·we were playing With b6c:tUp pa.yen, 10 we•re • very talentecl. very ltrQag tNID.• Among CreaShaw'I greatest concerm indudel. bll .... ~~ fnllttated by -CIPPO- .... •11rt a good. quaHty --. we MDII to pa.y goodt ~ ~. but if we•re .,..,... _.,aN Wbo'I w>ttng bud ball. our•, CJ =:•..,..•• 111111..., • 11911111. -W.aa ................... ,~ -.... Oii.ad :.......: _,... ·-- • SATURDA"'f, DEaMBER 23, 1995 A m~tter of willPQwer COSTA MESA-Juon f«- guson was like any typical ~ teenager when his ..-- ents first told him they were moVlllg from the hardbitten streets of West Los Angeles to the sanctua:ry of West Covina in the San Gabriel Valley. With his roots uplifted at 13, Ferguson held on finnly to his one Uleline -bis Jove for the game of basketball. •I started playing when t was five," Ferguson said. "As I was growing up, all you bad was basketball and hanging out. There were a lot of gangs, yeah. That's all that's down there. ·r started with a gang, but that didn't last long because my parents planted one on my butt• 37 ~ts a game,• Cook Mid of Ferguson before a recent coadUng matchup, h1I ftnt against a former student, at the Costa Mesa/Downtown Kiwa- nis Tournament. The Mustangs won that game -48-39. •He wos always very deter- mined and strong-willed,• Cook said. "He still is. It's his strong will that's keeping him here." "He's the best I've ever seen," said Zordilla. "He did everything that Coach Cook told him to do. He only had to bear things once and he would do it. •rm very happy to be able to see both of them together. I'd like it to be that way all of the time.• •Frank was a great role player,• Ferguson said. "It would be fun to be able to play with him again.• COM - Corona del Mar Coach Etchison has three returning starters, and he believes that's a nucleus which can ' bear fruit in race for CIF berth. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Matt EtchisoQ bas been around soccer long enough to accurately evalu- ate a program during a rebuilding period, this being bis 21st year as a coach. Etchison, the first-year coach of Corona del Mar High's girls CONTENDER STATUS. team, has only three returning starters from last seasQn -tri- captains Julie Garrison, Morgan Mead and Katie Wllliams-but is convinced that CdM can sneak into the CIF South.em Section playoffs. •Everybody is conceding San- ta Margarita (rlmked No. 1 in Orange County) as the class o1 the (Sea View League}, with nine retum.ing starters, and Irvine's going to be tough. But I'm very confident that we can sneak in there somewhere for second or third place and make the play- offs, • Etchison said. Corona del Mar (3-6 after its first nine games) plays in the Ocean View Tournament next week. then tackles San Clemente in a nonleague game Jan. 2, before opening Sea View League action against league-favorite Santa Margarita at home Jan. 4. CdM has beaten Orange, Laguna Beach and Hwttirlgton Beach in the preseason, as Garri- son, a senior striker, leads the club with five goals, including two agaU:ist Orange in a 3-0 win. Mead, a senior defender, and Williams, a senior midfielder, are expected to fuel CdM's run toward the playoffs. Garrison and sophomore strik- er Lindsey Grubbs start up front, Williams and jwlior Heather Mar- shall anchor the midfield, while Mead, sophomore Lauren Wein- stein, sophomore Bonnie Watson and sophomore swe~per Kate MacDonald play in the back. Seniors Celeste Chu (midfield- er) and Aubree Watkins (striker) are expected to contribute, while juniors Bella Shimer (defender) and Kara Wilgeroth (midfielder) and sophomore Megann Clar (midfielder) could play key roles Junior Faith Mickler, a tr4l1Sfe from Valley View in the Uplan area, and freshman Megha Bryan are midfield starters. "She's a player,• Etchison sai of Mickler. "She's been hurt Wi a thigh injwy, and she's just no coming back. She's going to brin an added dimension to the t and help us offensively." Heather Hritz, who recorded shutout against Orang~. an sophomore Jordana Havtiluk ar CdM's goalkeepers. Although it' a new position for Havriluk, she expected to be the starter. "She's tilled a great need because we were concerned wh our goalkeeper ~ going to be.· Etchison said of Havtiluk. "She' come a long way, and she's onJ going to get better as she goes.· Ferguson's mom, Terry (now deceased), had worked six years at Xerox and was mak- ing good money and hts father was doing well in tbe enter- tauunent industry as be was reaching junior-high age. The tune was ripe for the move. •we moved to West Covina to get away from the gangs,• Ferguson said. ·At the time, I hated the move, but looking back, I'm very bappy we did.• Ferguson would even enjoy taking Cook one-on-one, but "if tbe two of us were playing against each other be would win.· "Coach Cook is a second father to me," Ferguson said with great affection. "He defi· nitely bas been a role model in many ways. I really knew that year that I wanted to be a M·A.S·H 2650: Home of the Mustangs Ferguson blossomed at Workmdn High in the nearby City of Industry. ln tus sophomore year, he met Codch Rick Cook, the school's new vaTSJty basketball coach, and the two formed a lasbng fnendship They joined together m the symbiotic rela- tionship of a skrnny point guard and a veteran coach (now 26 seasons) to twn a 1-19 team into a CIF playoff con-I tender that fust year. Ferguson, and backcourt mate, Frank Zordilla, now an assistant on Cook's staff, played varsity ball together for three years. The pair were both All-State for the Lobos. "He averaged about 35 or FERGUSON CONTINUED FROM 81 for more support.• Ferguson takes his position as the varsity coach very seriously. He feels he owes the kids and the commuruty the best he has to offer. ·I'm the head of the program so it's my responsibility to be there so I can see everything is progressing smoothly.· Ferguson said. •I really love these kids so much." In a way Ferguson is a kid himself. At 24 he's one of the youngest coaches to ever coach on the varsity level m Orange County. He started as the freshman hoops coach at Mesa with the current seniors on the varsity squad. They've grown up together. •Mike Montoya and Donny Ogo are like my sons.• said Ferguson, letting the emotion show through •1 love them all, but those two have a sped.al place m my heart "I always liked taking film of the games, so we pull them out every once m awhile and everybody has a good laugh looking at whdt we looked like back then• Those who have been around long enough will remember Ferguson as a hrebrand who . couldn't sit still on the sidelines. For the season-opener against Westminster, Ferguson was relegated to a wheelchair, with his assistant, Cris Freeman, yelling out instructions that Ferguson could only whisper to him. I don't think I was the only one shocked when Ferguson got out of his chair and walked mto the middle of the huddle during a second-period timeout. •1 guess it was pretty dnun.atic," Ferguson said with obvious joy. •Jt just felt so good to be back out on the floor " The season has already ottered more than Us hare of c:hailenges. The Mustangs came in shorthanded with only seven players stilted up for the opener after two playert had been re.moved from the team for infradlons and a third player was injured. • ' And U that wasn't enough, the Mustangs found out recently they'U be forced to forfeit their' thr hard-earned Wll\J be<:aus a player we ruled to have ~n academically ineligible. •rt Just came 'IP out o1 nowhere,• Perguson said of the Situation. "Hate to it happen, but you juat have to deal with it, • \Ye've just got to keep on gOIDg. Ev~ that'• luppoMd ao ~ aone wW aet 4olne~~We hU been .. ,...._ bUt. ~Mil !'t ................... ,,.,...... ·coach.• Ferguson continued in col- lege at Mt. San Antonio,· where he first played with his current assistant, and best friend, Cris Freeman. He was considering head- ing on to a small, four-year col- lege, when former Costa Mesa basketball coach Billy Brewer offered him a position to coach the freshmen team four years ago. And so Ferguson's lite, like a basketball on the parquet floor of the old Boston Garden, took a bpunce in its present direc- tion. -By Jim Walters by without Freeman's help. The two have been best friends since their playing days at Mt. San Antonio College and continue to be roommates. "He's everything you could ask of an assistant -and a friend.• Ferguson said. •He's done everything to help out. He's the best you could ask for." This past week the varsity and N squads were competing in the San Dieguito Invitational in San Diego. The varsity played five games in four days -including a two-point loss and two one-point losses -one of those in double overtime. The Mu.Slangs varsity won their game early Thursday morning and the team was back on campus around 3 p.m. and the coaches were scrambling around for alternative transportation for a bus that never showed up to get the N team up to Los Amigos for a 5:15 p.m. game. The game was the N's sixth game in four days. "Besides all the games, they were having a pretty good time doing other things like going to the movies and bowling,• Ferguson said. •Yeah I was bowling, too. ·1 used to be halfway decent, but l bowled a 58 and could barely pick up the ball • A pretty amazing schedule by anyone's standards, and more amazing when you know Ferguson had been in the hospital the previous Wednesday through Sattudayforhis monthly pilgrimage. For now, Ferguson's goals are crystal clear and he teaches his players to make the same commitment to their futures. •At the end ol the season, and in preseason, I always have them write down their goals," be said. •vou can't achieve unless you write down a goal and see it everyday." And Ferguson lS a coach wllo practices what be preaches. COSTA MESA -Plrst, it was Je5sica Schroedei, who still has pms in her leg after breaking an ankle last summer in a cross country camp. Then, it was Shirley Blass- man, whose injured left knee may be serious enough to keep her out for the remainder of the season. Now, it's Mandi Simonds, whose medical problems could also keep her away from Costa Mesa High's girls soccer team. •This reminds me of two years ago, when we were in the thick of (the Padfic Coast League race) with two games left, then we got five kids on crutches,• Mesa Coach Dan Johnston said. •Injuries really make a diff erenoe, especially when you don't bave a lot of depth." Schroeder was Mesa's top scorer last season. She will not return. Blassman tilled her offensive role in the preseason. scoring six goals, induding five m two games, before a colli$ion Eagles win by 70 COSTA MESA -Estancia Higb's girls improved their record to 10-0 Friday night with an 84-14 nonleague basketball victory over an obviously over- matched Compton High quintet, which fell to 6-2. Vivi Rodriguez scored a sea- son-high 20 points, .as did point guard Jessica Waltz, who added 14 assists to the Estancia totals. Also scoring in double figures for Estancia were Jill Black (14) and Jennifer McCartin ( 11 ). Compton's leading scorer managed six points. Cl Estancia 84, Compton 14 Compton 5 2 3 4 -14 Estancia 25 18 21 20 -84 Compton -Bullard 1, Fuiva 1, Gallien 2, Jones 4, Pratt 6. Estancia · Waltz 20, Black. 14, Rodriguez 20. Stapleton 9. Deming 8, J. McCartin 11., M. McCartin Z. Camberos 0. COSTA MESA AMERICAN LIITLE LEAGUE BASEBALL AND ·~GIRLS' SOFTBALL FINAL REGISTRATION This hospital for the walking wounded and out of action soccer athletes is located on Fairview Road, where Dan JohnSton's girls are trying to do with what they've got. in a nonleague game ageinst Santa Ana on Dec. 14, with her cleats firmly planted in the grass, twisted her knee. •1·m wonied that we're not going to get (Blassman) back.• Johnston Sa'.kl. •She has either S<:Ored or assisted in everything we've done.• Bk "•" 'Wll be 1eSted for ligament damage after th~ holi- days, when the 'JWelling declinel. Aside from the Mustangs' injuries, they bad a fine presea- son, going 5-3-0, a.s they pre- ~ for the PCL opener Jan. ~ at hOJne, located at 2650 Fairview Rd. iii Costa Mesa, against La~ Beadl. Of their victories, all were shutouts, With standout goal- • keeper Erin Van Hom getting four of them. When Van Hom inissed their game against Saddleback, Simonds filled in and recorded the other shutout •m the three lOsses, most of the goals we've given up have come on set-play situations, like corner kicks or free kicks,• Johnston said. •1 don't see any- body blowing us out this year. We're pretty solid. I think if we can answer the scoring question with the people who are miss- ing, we'll ~rise some peo- ple.• Sweeper Suzanne 11mmons is one ot Mesa's leaders. while Usa Steele and Sarah No.kawa- ki are solid wing bac.lcs. Johnston is also pleased with the entire halfbatk lirie, led by. Heather Bracke~ and Gegi·Van De Walker. Jaime Benson, Liz Powell, Reyna Pineda and-Yadi- ra Loera Jotate in the middle halfback positions. Striker Nicole Jankowski, who along with Brackett has one goal. has played well up front. Christina Capen is also a solid contributor. •After losing Jessi.ca and los- ing Shirley, it puts tb4t much more pressure on the others, but (Brackett) bas always risen to the occasion in the past.• John- ston said. Johnston picks ta~ Hills as the favorite to win the PCL title, while Aliso Niguel, Estancia and University are fielding strong teams. "I don!t think any team is weak in that league," be said. •nie top league (in Orange Cowtty) is probably the Sunset League, then the South Coast League, but after that, I would put the Pacific Coast League right m there at that point." -By Richard Dunn From The Cartier Gift Collection ... The S.lsnotre Ctcx~ quartz movement; mall 18K Pant he,.. quartz watch; large Art Deal Tank• watch in sterling silver with quartz movemmt; rlbbt..-d . ilwr lighter and Cartitr's Panther anct Cougar" pens. Cartier watch~ and accessorit'!'I are eold exclu ive1y at C~rtler and at Authorized Cartier Agenci TRADITIONAL TllK JllTZ CAllU'ON: ltANC'ttO MIRAm A LMXINA NIOUl!L PAIHION lllMfD: NBWPORT 1MCH ('1"> n1 9010 • • Newpon Be.chleo6ca Men Daily Piloc SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1995 high school boys soccer previews Coach Derek LaWtber learning some of the hazards of coaching in a numbers game. By Rktwrd OUnn. Dai~ Piiot CORONA DEL MAR-If more players ' were like JOlh Weimte.in, Corona del Mu Higb•s boY• socce1 team would probably be better off, according to CdM Coeth Derek ~. who has been in the .soccer bQmriess longer than his vam- cy ~1-8!'P are old. . · ·1 I was coaclillig Divisi.On l college, (W~il a Division I player, because he plays dub and ~ya 11 months of the year 'arid that's all he thinks about. He watches games on television all the time," ii.id Lawther, who coached at UC l:Mne for 12 ~. mostly the rtien's team. u well u in the professional ranks (North ADiericao Soccer League and American SOccer League) for five years. •'I'bat's the type of player you need,• Lawther continued of Weinstein. •vou need 11 of those players to play. He's our leading scorer (six goals), but we haven't scored a lot in games." CdM, 3-3-2 in the preseason as it pre- pares for the Martria Tournament begin- ning Wednesday against North Tonance (7:30 p.m.), opens Sea Vi.ew Leflgue play Jan. S on the road against Santa Mar· qarita, rAnked No. 1 in the Orange Coun- t}' coaches' poll. See View opponents El Toro (fourth), Newport Ha:rbOr (seventh) and WOOd- bridge (eighth) are also among the coun· ty's top-1 O schools. •it's entirely different on the high scbo01 level. because you can't rec.nut," Lawther said. •Whoever's at the school, that's what you've got. Most schools that do well have a club playing in that area. For in$tance, El Toro has the Mission Viejo Padadores. Club makes more skill- ful j>layers, because you touch the ball 11 months of the year. "At Corona del Mar, I've found that you have volleyball players flipping over tilto IOCC'er and football players flipping overinto soccer. Most players don't touch the ball for a long enough length of time. n.ey Just play high school soccer, and that's whit we find. a lack or skill So wh&t we Geed Is club in Corona de! ),tu.• 'D'ans14Uon: The Sea KiDgs lack skill daJi seuoo and will prob4bly have a tough tbae againll the afore.mentioned tour sea V\ew teams. Aside fiom WeinStein., a senior co·eap· ta1n ana midfielder, the Sea Kirigs Will be led by a formidable defensive wilt with l8aior heavyweights David Pnicb:t><>Di. ~ Schrank, Derek Newcomer and Blmt Steeae. PrUcbbom and Schrank, however, mkc;ed most of the presea.son because of MAit(.. MARDI I DAl.Y Fl.OT Eric B.r:hikerhoff Is one of Corona del Mar Hlgb's malutays In lb quell for success 1D Sea Vlew League d.rdes. knee injuries, while Newcomer was recovenng from an illness. Steele also missed games because of an illness. •we need those four players," Lawther said. Most of Cd.M's offensive production is expected to come from Weinstein and senior Eric Brinkerhoff, who had two great goals against Saddleback in a non- league game. Midfielder Chris Strong, a senior and co-captain, is al.so a club player and should be the heart and soul of the Sea Kings' middle. Senior defender Jon Acuff, senior midfielder Hunter MacDonald. juruor forward Matt Hoyt and sophomore sweeper Nicholas Orlich have all irnpre5- slve Lawther in the preseason and should be regulars. Hoyt, among the fastest players on the team. is also a scoring threat. Sophomore Ken Brown is the goal- keeper. Although CdM had a reputation for soccer success under Coach Ray Hales in his four-year tenure, the Sea Kings will have their hands full this season in the Sea View Leag\le, with a CJP Southern Section playoff berth ~rho.ps their high- est ~c goal "It looks like a virtual tie between Sant.a ~arit4 and Ne~ Ha.rbOr, • Lawther said. •J haven't seen them play, but I know their players. {Santa ~a.ti taJ has more dub playen than anybody else. I've watChed WoOdbrldge, and it bas a lot of club players, too, but I think Woodbridge is in a rebWldirig stage. •But I'm more into my own team than any other team. I'm trying to get our team fixed rath~r than wony about ow opposi- tion. U we get our things going, we don't have to worry about about the oppo5i- tion. • Starting from scrateh -it's not easy; Mesa can vouch for that • Costa Mesa boys finding out there is price tag for reaching a superior level, and patie~ce is No. 1 on the list. By Richard Dunn, Daift Pilot COSTA MESA -Anyone who says they don't like winning is crazy, or lying Not everyone, though, can win, and Costa Mesa Hlgh boys soc· cer coach Mike Dunn understands this He just hopes that his players will understand, too. Getting extra out of the program -rather than focusing on wins and losses, and where you finish in the Pacific Coast League -is Dunn's primary concern as he embarks upon his inaugural season as a high school varsity coach, following years of service on the youth level. "They are trying hard, H Dunn, former member of the City of Costa Mesa's Planning Commission, said of his players. ·111e talent's just not qwte there. Not everybody can win league, but I think we're having a good time, and that's exactly my focus. When the season's over. my hope is that they would wish they had another day out there It's hard for them, losing ti.me alter time.~ In addition to a shaky economic climate which hinders the program, the Mustangs are 1-6-0 m the preseason, beating PCL foe University, 1-0, m the Irvine Tournament Four of their losses came against Orange County powers Santiago, San Cemente, Fountain Valley and Woodbndge. "It's quite a tjlallenge. It's a lot different than I anticipated," Dunn said of his Mustangs, who open play in the Magnolia Tournament on Tues- day. "The kids are a lot fun. l enjoy the boys. But the demographics are a challenge. The lack of parental support. is amazing. The school gives you $300 and you have to raise the rest. It's an eye- opener •1t•s fun, but it's tough over there Some of the parents are struggling and the kids have to work 1 don't think we've played a game with all of our kids. It's not that they want to go to work, they have to go to work. It's a real struggle econonu- cally for some of them." Soccer balls, uniforms, nets and tourney fees add up qwckly. Next year, Dunn hopes to lure more than four parents to the booster meeting On the field, the Mustangs feature a couple of club players, along with returning goalie Carlos Loza, who enjoyed a solid year as a sophomore Senior Jared Call, a center/midfielder, is prob- ably Mesa's top scoring threat, though no player bas more than one goal thus far. •He's a guy who works hard the whole game," Dunn said of Call. Senior stopper Casey Chapm and {reshmdn sweeper David ltan are two of Mesa's finest. "For a freshman, he's way ahead of everybody,· Dunn said of nan, who plays club soccer for the Orange County Uruted 15-and-under team. Other members include Silvo Alderene, Juan Escobar, John Lama, Jose Carballo, Amabor Pine- da, Abdon Ra.nurez, Ricardo Valdez, John-Lewis Bescanon and Gustavo Ojeda. "We only graduate three guys, so hopefully more guys will be back next year," Dunn said "I think Estancia should win it all (in PCL) Uus year. They've got a real good team and they've beat some good teams. Estanoa and Laguna Hills are very tough Down there (Laguna Hills) the club programs are pretty strong, and once you have a program that's winning, good players want to go there." Only a title will give Newport Harbor the respect it's seeking • Sailors are deep in every department; expectations are running as high as it gets. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -One day, earlier this month, Newport Har- bor High's bOys soccer team upset one of Orange County's premier teams, while splitting up its squad at halftime, dispatching its second unit to an Irvine Tournament game against Mission Viejo for another victory. ln retrospect, perhaps 1t wasn't exactly an upset, when Newport Ha.rbor defeated Fountam Valley, 4-2. in a nonleague game Dec. 8, Wlth the Barons ranked thud in the Orange County preseason Top-10 poll I ASl" L:J• '>CH / DAILY PILOT "We're OK with not being Midfielder Tobin Junowtch ranked (m the preseason top 10)," Newport Harbor Coach Colln ·(Khoury I has made it a lot Bouette said "We would rather easier for me He's with the team sneak up on everybody, because more than I am He's a tramer; be we feel it's better to earn it thdfl trams soccer teams, and we be handed it, anyway " brought him on to train the team. With thetr outslandmg presea-We're tn great shape, and the kids son, the Sailors, who open Sea love hlm " View League action Jan 5 on the Although one of Newport Har- road agalnst Woodbndge, can no bor's top defenders, Jake Opp, longer sneak up on opponents suffered a season-end.mg broken They're seemingly on their way to arm that reqw.red surgery earlier earning what Bouette foresaw m this month, the Sailors are loaded November, a talented group of Wlth senior sensation Justin Kerr club players who should chal-and Brandon Brown up front, ~d lenge top-ranked Santa Marga.Ji -I Jeremy Ellis, Ryan Yurada, Jun- ta and fourth-ranked El Toro for my Perlans and Brett Baker on the Sea View title the back line As1de from Baker, a The Sailors, 5-t-1 before enter-I sophomore, the Sailors' entire mg the Suni Valley Tournament back line returns from last year. lost theu first game Dec JS I Juniors Garrett Jansma, Tobin against stxth-ranked Mater De1, Junowich and Scott Tackaberry 2-1, in a nonleague game, but still and sophomore Austin Anlgren, managed to crack the county's provide the Sailors with one of the top-10 poll last week (seventh) I best rrudhelds. m the league ·we expected to be very In goal is seruor Ryan Hoover, strong from the start,~ Bouette who played in the field the ~ said. •How far and how well we 1 two years Bouette also likes his would do, we weren't sure But 1 bench don't think. anybody else expect-·obviously. we sent the other ed that I Celt playing (Fountain 11 players over to the Irvme Tour- Valley) has given us a chance to I n~ent (.Dec 8), and they played earn it and J think we did that " a flrst team and cbd well m beat- "We had a lot of talent when 1 mg t-.i.isslon Viejo," Bouette said got here, but a lot of young kids Kerr. the best striker m the mostly sophomores and juniors, H league, accorcbng to Bouette, had said Bouette, entering tu.s third 11 goals in Newport Harbor's first sedSon as the Tars' coach six games ·He's off to another ·When J iomed, the whole unbelievable start,• Bouette said. freshmen team played club, and •He's the man to watch, that's for now they're 1uruors and seruors sure " and I get to see them develop. 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'ff wlh o,..._.t Cell Oleeellle ... ,........,., HOWllt When WOrds Are Not Enough "Sp.tlallzlftg In S11mp•tltJ1 ~- 2983 Harbor Blvd Coste Mesa 540-3135 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Ugal Department at the Daily Pi/JJt is pleased to announa a new service nozu amilabk to new businesses. wt wiO now SE.ARCH tlx name for you at no extm chtirf!, and save you the time and the trip to tht Court House in Santa Ana. Thm, of course, after the search is complmd wt wiO fik your fo.:titious business ntl1M statmimt with the County Clerk, pu/?lish ona a Wttlt for four wttla as mpam1 by law and thm fik your.foOof of publication with the Counjy am. Pldse stop by to fik yqur .fo:titi""1businessSlllllVnmt111 tk Daily Pilot, 3...30 W. Bay~ a.ta Mesa. If JOU amnot stop b.J pJet. aJJ 11.t at (114) 642-4321 and we wiO milte ~/o!,P' to hanJ/e this ~w f1y mAiJ. Jf J.f'U shou/Jhave ""Jfarthw ~ tJe-""'"'"""UM! will k mtft thtm gWJ to assist you. Goodwin,.,, MlJ ~ . ,~ OUIW OllOUU Telqmne 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00anr5:00pm Me>OOay-Friday DAILY PILOT DIAOUNIS MondaY-··•••M ... Friday 5~ Tuesday ........ ._ . .Morxlay 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday S:OOpn Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:CX¥n Friday ................ Thursday 5:~ COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2624 COMMERCIAL LFOOSUNT &0· EMPLOYMENT 2925 SERVICES 5533 Santa'• Spee lal 1 BR/2BR Mob lie Home REAL ES TATE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Opx style. 2Bd 1 Ba. Quiet & Secure. F d 12; 7 I s -•••••• country kit, gar. Only 1991 Newport Blvd. oun 1 n tater $750. Call 968.3905. 646•8373 Bros. Prkng lot· Please be aware that EOUAI. "°"""" Fairview & Baker the listings In 'his cat- 0""011•uNiT• --------2 Mstr Bra, 2Ba, spa-BUSINESS OFFICE 549-8777. egory may require you AU"tll tmleHmllSllltlntlus HUNTINGTON clous, w/d hkups, d/w. FOR RENT 2769 Found Inflatable boat in to call a 900 number UWSPpeJ Is"*'''° Ult Fed· trplc, patio. gar+ extra · In which there Is a 1ral flit HMlllll Ac1ti1111 as BEACH 2140 pkng $880 Great offer H20, Balboa oen, near charge per minute. 11111MH.-Jdl1NWltllltpl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for 1 'yr lse. 851-1933 •Balboa Island•. Cypress st. 646-4005. B A HI h Cl Marine Ave upstairs • g asa I• llfwrtist ''ally pttlmnce. Home for the Holl· E'ald• Costa M••• office 150 sq ft LOST CAT Black, gray Dinner Companion llml1Jli111 11 11m1111111tlon days RENT TO OWN. Storage for car, amt 5325/mo: 67$-8877 & white Tabby w/wht Platonlc, Top Payl b&Std .. rau. ,..., ,.u,i..i. 2Bd 1.5Ba, fncd yd. boat or 1 585/mo · chest, Park Npt area. 5 3 a • 7 9 o 5 f e e '"· U.fiUA IMIU1al s&llas • Only $775. 968·4495. Avail now. 720•1565 · $50 reward. 759-0284 ~..,~.: ~ .. u-~ LOST: male gray, blk & DOMESTICS 5540 --I"•--..... 11n:wPORT wht Tabby, big, fluffy, ,,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llUol •fiscttmiAatioa.'' n~ NEWPORT friendly. COM area.1• n11 HWI"'" will not BEACH 2169 BEACH 2669 I 0,wner heartbroken! LIVE·IN WANTED PLUG IN "4"11ol!le Na! cnliM llCllSI la 14111 wwoces • •lr<en\ -~la ~'~ ....... By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH GINllL61. POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the riJht to censor. reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any enor that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be ' responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion . WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q. 1 -Neither vulnerable, aa South yo0 hold: •KQ10965 ~6 OVoid MJ712 The bidding ha.s proceeded: SOtn'H WEST NORTH EAST l• Pue 20 P .... T What do you bjd now? The bidding bas proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH 10 P.. I• T What do you bid now? Q. 5 -Ne.ither vulnerable, as South you hold: •K 7 5 8 1¥>A Q 10 9 OK J 9 8 •2 u.illtlyaccefll..,adWMt· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REWARD. 760-8586 In Costa Mesa home to •Ill klr ml •st111 •ldl Is 11 3Br, 2Ba 2 car gar. Smalt brown dog found take C&te 01 3 children Q. 2 • As South, vulnerable, you rillallN If Ill• In. Ow ruc1111 vaulted cells, ocn vu, * 1 BR $925 * ot 22nd St. St. Mary $400 per month plus room l••••••••llbold: The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUJ'B WEST P ... n Hn'Y latlrmtd lllal all steps to bch. $1300. 2 BR 2BA s7251Up Armenian Church and board. dwtlll•t• MnrtlHd 11 tlll1 Call Bkr. 642·3850 Relrlg & dishwasher 650..8367 ,____..7-...1._4......,5 ... 7.-4-._4.-2;;..4;.,;3'--........ ----.---.....---' ... Incl. 60x30 pool. No • - 10 P.. IQ INT P.. 1 What do you bid now? QAK96482 087 ........, .. ..,.... .. 01 • 3BR/Den 2BA Ip, ctn, pets. No fees. Nol••••••••• ..U•JJ1111i111YN*. Team-dbl gar S1500. and, lease. 545~855 BUSINESS & •••••••• ...... ~.ullHUO or Rmmate Wanted 1 BR APT NEAR lilll·hl., 1·lllO·U4·1510. fir 436-6665/854-6460 BEACH. 5775 Incl FINANCE PERSONALS tatWllll ...... DC1111J1•111 Bayview Terr gated gas. water, elec, frig.' .. •••••••• t1llHUD1t42i·l500. comm. lmmac 2br 2ba Owner 673-1177 t• -------- HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 dotch hse. lrg patio.•~--......,,---------•---------PERSONALS N/pet $1750. 760-1219 CANAL FRONT 2bd BUSINESS 3002 2ba, den, garage. Up· Big Cyn guard gated strs. Yr lease. No pot. FOR SALE 2900 DATING? SHY? furn 2Br 2Ba. den. LV $1495/mo 4002 R1· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · ver For ~ fun tlme call airy. Reis. $3100. 619· 1 "'00-300-3353 u 360-2629 805-969-3648 •----------· __ LASER TAG Amuae-011·592-590-035. •PETS WELCOME! ment Bus. Est'd cust 33c per minute, 18 + FABULOUS SAVINGS 2 +2, now pnt/crpt, base. Fun zone. Calt - If you would like to mlrrord closets. Won't Mark S80K. 723-6453. You Dream or Dating live In a home that's last at $1285 675-8003,_________ Now make It a Reality .-1 ·900-484·2600 Ext valued from S800K to BUSINESS 1542. U .911.,..,. 1o4us1 be is. St2M, Visions Proper·1·-------· Procell Co cscm 9S4·7420 QOV'T FORECLOSED ties on Display Is OPPORTUNITY Homes for penniH looking for qualified MISCELIANEOUS 2904 •••••••••W on SI. Oehnquent Tax, managers to five In RENTALS Repos, RE Os. Your these properties. For•••••••••• EMPLOYMENT Area. Toll Froe 800· further lnlo contact 1• PAYPHONE ROUTES 898-9778 Ext. H-1361 Elizabeth or Melissa Local SitH-for sale. tor current listings. 714-280-8080. -R-0-0-M-S---2-7-0-6 $2,000/wk potential. -------- --------LIDO Mobile Hme Park'=jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 800-208-5300. 24 hrs. EMPLOYMENT COSTA MESA 1024 Charming lurn'd 1 ?11• MOti'm'V 5530 Steps to pvt bch. $1250 •NB 1/2 Blk lo beach. &'I.IOI 675-3969 909·371-t 160 Prof, non/smk, kit prl11. TO LOAN 2914 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mesa Verde SBr 2•n81 family hm near parks. Gar. W/D. $400/mo. $35,000/Yr Income No pets. 646-5676 potentlal. Reading l.ndacpd yds. nu rool/pnt APARTMENTS in/out. By ownr 555-8133 Xlnt Area Value! FOR RENT RENTALS TO Gorgeous 2BO 2BA •••••••• l=SiiiHAREiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iii7iii2ii4 Twnhm w/2-car gar. A t• bargain at $149,900. _B_AL_B_O_A _____ 1 room In aprtmnVblock Patrick Tenore Agt from beach-COM, new LOANS 3K-60K books. Toll Free (1) .. ~"°no'~6.c 800-898·9778 Ext. R-._."' 1361 for details . .NI types ava11~ lJ< cf 'Fully Bonded $40,000/Yr Income Serving US since 72 potentlal. Home OIX"1 7<11m.9pm ~Sclr TyplstsJPC users. Toll Ccill 1-800-941-8321 Free (1) 800·898-9778 Repainting? W you' re loOking tO rem:Jf nt it, rebuild it, replace it or restore it, look in the Pilot Oassifieds to find the service you' re looking for. The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NOR111 IQ P... 30 SQ P... SNT ? What action do you take? EAST P ... p ... Q. 3 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: MK8748 Q8 OAK •KQJIO Your right-hand opponent opens the bidding with one spade! What action do you take? Q. 4 • Ne.it.her vulnerable, u South you hold: M98 QAK102 OQ J985J •Void Q. 6 -Neither vulnerable, u South you hold: •K 9 7 QVoid OK 9 8 4 3 W 7 6 5 2 Partner opens the bidding wit.h one heart. What do you respond? LooJc for ans~rs on Monday. I Learn to be • better bridfe player! Subecribe now to the Goren Brldp Letter by calllna (800)788-1225 for in1orma&ioo. Or ~ite to Goren Bridie Letter, P.O. Bos .C..10. ~ ll. 80880- .C..10. RENT through classified 842-5678 760·8702 PENINSUIA 2607 remodel, deck, $600 -S..-on Gtwtl t• ex T·1361 for listings. NEWPORT 'BEACH 1069 util Incl. 673-6224 $800 1 BR BALBOA Bal Penn resp. person 417 E. BAY AVE. for 2 'hBR 1BA Housoj•------- UTILS PO. STV/FRIG. near bc_h. $600/mo ANNOUNCEMENTS NO PETS ..... 547·1155 inc. ulll furn 574-9785 Cott•• House Server PT, lrlendly, customer service oriented, roll· able, wk-ends a mustl will train. 675--9300 Best Area Value! Detch studio 1 hse to Balboa Ponn. Pri11 Concrete form setter. Ouatlly 4/5Bd 3Ba bch & park. past Bal· bedrm w/bath. Sep.1--------Must bo exp'd In cast- exec home nr Fashion boa Pier. $575 yrly entr. fp, W/O. Oule1 ANNOUNCEMENTS In-place concrete walls. Isl w/spa, pvt yard on utils Incl. 723-0146 area. $550. 673-6557 2920 Refs/Good attitude. Cos XI I d ., o.c. 819-729-8888 · n con • won COM 1 Bdrm av!. Utls la,,I Only $499,900 W/ --------I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E s•oo $800 .. TERMS' C.11 Now' CORONA pad. No pets, non •L 1 N rt 1 • rn u • s kl 708 A d ov ng, u ur ng, weekJu stuffing en11&-Patrlck Tenore Agt DEL 11w11n 2622 m ng. vaca 0 Stable Couplei Wish lopes ~t homo. For 780-8702 "UM\ 5390 675'8634 to adopt. Life In rural f n f 0 5 end s •If . ... 10 CANYON 0 COM Jasmine/Oen. Lg community, country. addressed stamped u over 2BR 1ABA w/ View design hm. Sep suite d d h P plan. 2BR, Oen, 2BA S1165/mo. Ullls Incl. 17x20 w/14'clost+2 woo e • ome. rom· envelope to: B&A $489 500 B 0 Is• future devotion Homemallers, Box Simple to Bulldl Animal Banks Have A Garage Sale! • • Y wner. Avl 12/15. Call 222· patios sn5. 723·0377 and love to newborn. 2158, Lubbock, TX Call 644-52 l 5. 5775 M-F 8-5 for appt. C 11 Elli & B b •LIDO Spaclou1, quiet 1.~oo.:~8.32~8 79408 ••••••••• c D M 1 BR stud lo home. Lg sunny patio, ""o--o'""u"""R~M,...,.....E __ T_C ........ O_O_K/_U Apt, private patio, p· .. entrance Nr bch HOUSES/ "' · · housekeeping, exp'd. pool, $450 631·2863. S635+utll 723·0400 LOST & llve out, F/T. Non· CONDOS .,,__ _______ NB Lg, 4bd home. 2· FOUND 2925 amkr. Newport Beach FOR RENT Spacloua studio, no rms avail. Pool table ':Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii area. 714-673-3643 CMMm1181nk1 .. bl Ind HI)' to make. TI-. UIV~ b4lnk1 mlk• greet gifts Ind ... WJt'/ Mii .. Cndt Showa. YCIU CM buy,,.. one dell"1 or buy ieri dlftlrent cliMlgne. Ead'I plln Mt lnctudM FULL SW!...,.. kitchen, atepa to 1 d t I J 1'1• !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11•1!1 beach. Avail 1/1. n ry, enna, acuu, FOUNDI POSTAL&OOV'TJOBS $545/mo. 675-4072 gar., n/amk. 642•8058 German Shepard S21fHOUR+BENEFITS •GENERAL 2102 Upetra Studio with NB Shr 2br 2ba Oen A big puppyl NO EXP WILL TRAIN F iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1l kltch. Ullla Incl. 58451 Hbr Vu. Prkg, lndry, Black w/brown and Appl+lnlo 714-&47·1Q9t 2108 " Vnueualtv large 4Br 4Ba 2-a1ory updated f'lm . Ltg patio, Fmch ~ dra, 2 fp. Stepa to ~h.$3000.723-4633 2107 .,., F'urn/Unfurnlehed 1"'2""0R, 1BA near bHch. If 250 Inc. utll 574·9785 CORONA 'D!LMAI 2122 ~·r·28a P'ront Du-...... 4S7A Seawatd Aoed IU95 M6n. t Yr 4.eHe. AYilll t/t/H :ltG-47 .. NU mo Avl Nowl Call 222• bale, pool. Jae, aauna. white cotorlng. In my Receptionist 5775 M-F 8-S for appt. F/P $550 646-5788. yard, Dec. 2111, 11am Immediate opening ROOM IN NB3BR 2BA (In College Park area). Accounting co. PTi --------Houae, pool, avail Jocelyn 54().2318 eve/wkenda. NB. 759- COSTA MESA 2624 '1mmed, s5so. 99a. 6926 or fax 120-8006. 6239 Pgr 218-<4533 SALES/PHONE QUIBT tk SEB.BNB Palm ~esa Apart111ents OVER QUALIFIED? Looking for change, l•H strHs? Peaceful Boating/Marina Env. ssoo+ WK. Med ben. Start lmmed 723-7375 Salee/Phone Relaxed Waterfront Office: Seeks moll· vated Hlf8l for lntat· net' a "1 Boating Co. Xlnt S/Benl 723-7389 fllMI I 3SI (I Brtnt) •• 13.15 '3S) (10 Brilt • "" Add$1.00klr~ ~lltln~ Gold C.U.y Woocllrrorb Dept 92e28 1815Wlm~Ot. Aubum, CA 95803 IUSIN!SS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY 2904 SUCCESSFUL BUT DISSATISFIED? """' '° ~ )'CM Ilk ~? Oo you WM• .,. COllfTtlOl OW1t ~ Uf,? ... f(ttMf~ TMWI COllpllWlfY M«b OlplMfMLCI MLM llMtaa 6 "'°'~ ~Wk kd~ildlk. PT/fl. CAii kiMbuky 714 / 497 .. f744 :> Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to place Your _Garage Sale Ad! arl es. &fei c •ar da llld are it's e 1S ed, tho e. • te's ttly . t r • • , .. • i MERCHANDISE •••••••••I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mee C 1/Upgrd 040 Crd Pl•nt Sal•. Herbs. ju· 8/~~5 + s~tt. $500 obo. ANTI ___ Q_U_E_S----1 nlpors Sl. 8• King/On 13 Monitor 673·3464. 6010 palms $20. Citrus· MAC SE Tons of s/w. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil avocado (lru1tlng) S 1 0. plus printer & mod om. •BUYING ITEMS* Cement fountains $495 for alll 646-6306. From 1800-1960. 1 pc S110. bird balhs $20. to entire estate. Paint· 909·674·9422 1--------- lngs, china, glsware, Beautltul hand-tied FREE TO YOU 6022 furn, etc. lmmed cash, Oriental rugs, 11x14 & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii top S. 673·6223 Iv msg fhctO, aearoam groen. Golden Retriever• 540.1446 attor 6pm M/F 7·8 yrs. BeauV healthy both gr1 kids! APPlIANCES 6011 COLLECTIBLES Ted756--0388 64&-0119 FF Frig $135. Washer 6017 JEWELRY, FURS & Dryer $110 each. •· 11nr 6 25 Warrantee & Delivery HOLIDAY BARBIE """' ~ 0 ( 7, 4) 9 5 3 ·9 8 2 2 1995, $200. RANCH MINK Shon ----------------jacket med-small $500 044-5312 6014 TRADE Obo 673-3402 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W h '/ PI a Y H Ide 'N through classified Seek with childcare? FURNITURE Lovely queen sofe bed, beige, fine cond $110 obo. 673·6103 CARPENTRY 3510 A to Z HANDYMAN INSTAUJREFACE CABINETS l<ltehene, baths, doors, Wll\dOWS. Doug 541s-7258 CARPET CLEANING 642•5678 Cati Claaslfled today! 642·5678. SATURDAY, Ol!CEMBEft 23, 1995 ANTIQUES & CLASSICS 9250 Chevy '84 Impel• Convert, klnt eond Great X~ gift. Sac at S 15,000. 7&0-8702 CLASSIFIED It's the resource you can count on to soil a myriad of merchtm· d1se 11ems, because our columns compel • q ualified buyers to calll '93 828DX Silver, 4dr, at/ac/ps/pb, am/1m cass, tilt whl, phn, new tires & tags, ml n tr Orig owner· 1---&_4_2_.s_e_T ... a __ $10,950. 644-5424 'i'Jhe Buyer's Market" VCheck your shopping list off by stopping in today at any one of these local Orange County Auto Dealers! "Buy, Lease or Browse" nge Count')!_'s Auto Dealers are Number One in Customer Sa · action SADDLEBACK & satn Leastng IRVINE AUTO CENTER 1-800-831-3377 714 380-1200 CREVIHIMW Santo Ario Auto Moll Edinger ot 55 Fwy 835·3171 CONNEll CHEVROLET 2828 HorOO< Blvd, C M 546-12000 .. Otm&B llm1 ATLAS CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH 2929 'ar.f /j'f C.M <!BP HUNTINGTON lfACH HYUNDAI 16661 Beach Blvd. H.B. 142·0l31 RITCHER JOMES MOtolt CAIS 1301 Quall St • Newoort 8eodl 833·9300 • 3910 . . I ' All rt ... .,., -It II llntll -sa.I .... ,,.. IJUel t .... lllltll ... n l .... ... .... .... tol·I .... clJlt -HC cc FC - iii Q t'I 0 ~ 14 8 ,, cc iii Me ,, L .-Ir ( 1 • t I ii ( • I ( I _, , I • H r C F !I G: ~ iii . BAD CREDIT NO CREDIT· NO PROBLEM SOUTH COAST TOYOTA ANNOUNCES OUR YEAR-END -CLEARANCE SALE! Tiii I A LEGITIMATE INVENTORY REmcTIONI ••1sn111• --.,. ....... tpafty, ... ,.., (.......,, ..... A IW v.,., nice (•1Wlll) • FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL STAFF w•ma ....... (#147858) ·-· ------"" ~.._ - THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES• DECEMBER 23 -29, 1995 GRAND GOLF COURSE ESTATE U>cated in the Guard Gated wmmunity of Big Canyon • PREsenlD flt YMat~M Homes. Inc. RealtorS ~ SlORV ON PAGE 14 • Cover. .. Watelfront Homes Inc. Rea/J.ors 2. Map 3. 'coldwell Banker Ne~rt Beach 9 • .Remax 10. Grubb at Elli• Residential .Real Ettate Services 11. Grubb &t Ellis Residential Ru! Estate Services 12. The Prudential -Jon Douglas Co. 13. Coldwell Banker Costa Meu H . Cover Home 15. Waterfront Homes Inc, Realtors 17. Stu Real Estate 18. Mortgage Rates 20. Waterfront Homa Inc, Realtors THE B LUPFS Greenbelt location. 3 bd Coletworthys -$289,000 Contemporary condo w/ ocean vi-. D'cttc Stcclbcrq -f..._9,000 May the true spirit of the holiday season fill your hearts and minds with joy all year long. ©&lli1 COLDWELL BA KER NEWPORT BEACH 759-0649 • ....................... -~T~ ~~·----' -,,•• ~""+---·-~ • ,-.·~ '1 .. ~.L...'.__,.,,,[ ___ _._.__ ____ • --•• ~--~A ,... .... _ -.• :_ ,.,_ -• . Donald pf aft Properties Homes for the Holidgys! End unit next to pool, 2 bd , 15 ba, apprc)\ 1200 sq ft. Open & Bnght Only $125,900 Dona Merry Christmas! DOVER SHORES AREA Bea utiful fam ily home, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths. Newly remodeled kitchen an~ master baths, 3,500 sq. ft. on a giant comer lot. $569,000 433-9528 Make the Risht Move Rare l story, 2 bd, 2 ba + den area Totally detached home. Hurry! $254,900 ~ r I U ·:, \T Y < l l . RS F I. I T< l · 1 l I I " 11< ).\IF I-'< >R (=~llll".l .\l.\S! •Best Bluffs Buy! •Desirable "Delores" end wilt • 3 bedrooms, l .S baths •Superb grttnbclt location $ 284,900 ~~$· Broker Associate (800) 283-3734 Call for private showing or a list of other foreclosures $1,950,000 This home's Blufftop location allows for expansive views of the Pacific Ocean and Catalina Island. Located on charming Little Corona Beach, it features 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, a large interior courtyard and easy ace~ to the beach. John Campbel~ lr•••r • S11i1r Acc111t htc1tlv1 (ht) 4n·l1IJ 5 -. -' ..... -~ . NEW LISTINGS NEWPORT BEACH $20,000 in upgrades: wood floors, German Tile, Plantation shutters, upgraded appliances, new cabinets. This uppe r unit is very close to the ocean. Walk-in closet. Very dramatic with vaulted ceilings, patio off living room. NAN DOYLE -LE.ASE FOR $1950/MO. BAYVIEW TERRACE Perfect one level home in gate guarded community. Home is light and bright, has neutral decor, mirrored wardrobe doors, a large walled patio, skylights, A/C, 2 car attached garage with laundry. JUDY MUNCY -$297,000 HA!lBOR. VIEW HOMES Very desirable "'A,, frame Porto.fino, new~r roof, replumbcd, new drains in backyard. Excellent Harbor View location. DRBYFUS/WBIR. -$529,000 BAYCREST SoUTH Custom built on large corner lot in prestigious area. Huge living room designed for playing/listening to music has no 90 degree angles, cathedral ceilings, built-in sound system. Home has a timeless quality. Den could be fourth bedroom. Large bade yard. DAVID M cCULLOCH -$625,000 HARBOR. Vmw ~ Well maintained 4 bedroom Belvedere located on one of the largest lots in Harbor View Hills. Very private, park-like setting. Cul-de-sac location, lot is approximately 18,000 sq ft. LISA ADAM -$750,000 (£~[1[1 COW E BANKER NEWPORT BEACH 750-0649 From Coast Newport Properties 644-1600 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260 Newport Beach, CA - - -•' ' • ' • 7 -~ -• • ,·~~:-•,-~r-l ~-:.:;:?"d • -.~: 1 •: HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE GRANDMOTHERS INTRODUCING SAM BUSH AN IN,..ff OUSE DEAL . . SHIRLEYS DAUGHTER -BEVERLv'S SON . NINE MONTH ESCROW -WE HAD BOTH SIDES! WE HOPE .ALL OF YOUR TRANSACTIONS WILL BE As WONDERFUL! THANK You FOR YOUR LoYALTY AND SUPPORT SHIRLEY HARRIS 759-3727 BEVERLY MORPHY 759-3731 xs.-~.!!!J? rt PropertiesDl featuring fine properties from condos to castles 1(/fdd,""" °""' ~ ~ ""~~Md, Se!WU«J S~ SUlu 1969 HILLTOP 11.ANOR M .,. . ...,K •'1r• ... l"Un , ...,, ••• ... U ... IOJ' .Ill f l t .,, .. 1 ·"" f~tn MAOI fi•1t1"'( ' Ji(Ut. .... f ••<IU'4 ~ ff 11111 rwllnw '"'"''no11t1M \r•,114 )h.fll i-_w_..a _'1._~·:!. & ~, ..... 11.-UO•OCIO P3 MD.U• GAii. 1UM UtA 11t-1nKk k~4.;I w•t1 ht-1 11 hi k· ',.."""' I\: ''""'' pt•tv .. • ... M.10\' f1H'4 ,, •. , .... "-• I tr)C4 \.I ......... ..,., ...... , ..... n '''"""' t,/ 1•-t•r111.o1lh1·rt N70.000 N2 ....CCUUI ., .. f I •flk ...... , I/• h. \.t I , ... "~'''"M ft• I\ 1 ...... •"' )i(f•""' I ...... I'. ,, .... J .... ..11• ttU< 'I\.\ '\I ., ~ff .. ~t I ~ltl .. ti(t '4•11111} \ ,,,,, U10,000 13 lu•""•ntit fof ..e Ltmtly -.11._..t h•1n~ wnh htJit "'"''"JiC.'" .,,., k ~ .. :·~~~ : ,_,~~1A fl ·~:A-.f t I ~:·~r;;,:; ••fftdUtf•n <,,, . ..,, H't.. ••-nh·r 1227,900 L5 I u.-nt h w1in4I. ""'"' ouwJ dr•W°' tt ..acl l•) pr'hr•U· fUUO t11i1"tUOK-ti. tl\H 111A • ""flu• lit hhrJry Ju-.h l.1ncl ...... ,untie • pt•,f 4* "" . ntU• V '"'""' k'V1.-I "'" 'h lfrN'f '" I >•n• t'<>U>I I •lu "'.,., .. on. h '""'· wich h.•~ ""''"'"'"' )''"" "'-o ....utl..t:Uon dut ... • <•"-H .. ,,. .. .mlnlt)' tae.ooo ss END OF YEAR VALUES SPECTAaJlAI VIEW5I ·From 3 k\cll1 38R, nwur Y./mrci1, dU.11 frpl Mmy imm1na $379,900 'ill EUGANT TIJ'DOI • Onmat11. entry lie 1Ytccptng \lllr<11C 4BR, .~m amcnillC'\, pool & ~ "'9,000 Hl llAOENDA AMBIENCE • C.oonyard entry_w/founum, hbnry. mnd qrt\, pool, if"' O.un ~-xw' $149,000 R6 A "10•1 • Bouulully u(lWldcd 3BR, 2 SBA. Cu~um 1mc:111n~ l..mcly hkkyud $2M,SOO M7 l.F.DUCED FOt QUICK ~ • Walk 111 ~kh frum 1h1\ grrn 111\rnmcnt dupln $1 .. ,900 A.l EXCWDil' VAWE • 2murcr1unc~. uutck liundry lie 1na..hcd ~rage. uglu lie hngh11 $130,000 H.1 MODEL PF.lF£CT · 3BR, 38A !O\\nhomc 2 cu paic, lir~r. \kyllghu & \hunm $199,900 V1 EXPANSlVE VIEWS! • I lr\el 4RR. 3 SBA, c1tm Y./ao1nng mhng.t. hbruy & Mn pmn $759,000 14 PAJ..MRU Bf.AUT'Y • 5BR +bonus t.bin fl nwtcr \IC 4 pm ~" 101 w/cntcruuuntnt cm,~ $759,000 S17 MEDl1UIANPAN Vll1A · 4 BR, 4 SBA + grtat rm. ()\er 4000SJ; on narty l/l 1erc. $7M;900 V7 -.... CAfM.m& ..... F n >m )"JUI" ln-"'1& ""'°'· dtntnf( nJCWT> 8nd m.L..rn l.n;ry fAmtl> ruu•n. l fl~-rt-M.°"~· in ~~ "In• Mk-............ .,.,.,.., ....... • ~~ ..... IC"nkn•trlutn •t0.000 CfJ OUR PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE The moat lmpoNnt element In this vision wu the people. Then n now, onty the top .,u and the moa1 qUallfltd ~ talent ww• ~ed Thek ·~ and ladershlp hlVe meant a consi.nt flow of new idau and waya to continually tll\provt aervlce to cOantl. Wt art proud of tht mtn tnd "°"*' ~ rtprtatnt OUf' ~mttment to nctlence In the "*Ultn9 of~· and we •• eurremr, ~ reaume't and ex our ...,,, . fqr mort ln.fonNllOn, cen -..00 and tM for Lola Slmmont Of Judy ...... OCIM, ~ cnY UIMft. Vk."'""' lntm all ,,....,...,.. In thh hnutlfl.ll CJO«'UtlY<: h<>tn•: Pool i' nd -.pa l.HlCI<' kic '1 llR, 31.JA, U.1"4.<"1\ ~u..tlil) l.lm>UKl>t IUf l4M,MO V5 DRSAllHOUH C ..... , im <fU:dtt)' funnt.r n• ~ 1. I hCJft1'• l....l'Jt"-" ,.,.._.n luc .. • I hlitht t our h..•dtuom' V.u1lh, I \.Cth.ntit' \ti.tt>CJd 'hUU(•r" lk rh• I c .. rr ..... S;at S.000 VS , END OF YEAR VALUES WAI.& TO l1.Aal • 4.Bll, 3BA, O'tV 1800 1q ft c.athtdnJ «iliup, IOkyligha, lpaoos. $119,900 Sl6 • l.OCATION, mu a Df.SIGH • SCnglc-lcvd 2BR. l!A. l,.andsQpcd. entry courtyard $121,000 15 5JAl1' IN mu · 281, W)C patio w/prdm Fircpbrc, a/c, Ewo kndttn, a.tadatd pragt. $123,000 ltl SlfOU SAi.i • 2Bk; l lcvcl iondo, end u.m, only 5 yean old. Ocean """'· cncbcd patK>. $142,000 S9 DCAPE TO 111! 1FOOOS • 2Bll, l .5BA City-dose, ytt Jet b.xk off strtt1 w /m of m11 $132.500 Ml PANOIAMJC OCEAN VlE1FS • Plc·shipcd rorncr 1oc 3BR, 2BA, lo\cly ndgbborhOod $25',900 C24 OlD W01LD OlAIM • Gl.stom 581., 4.SBA ciute with·~ ocon SacriJkt price. $935,000 L2 NO IOOPl'OPSl ·Ocon a( Ca.ralina V1CWS ~ 4 5 atrc milil· autc ~uh u(iladu pbi 1591,000 V3 fAMll.Y 'WONDEILA.ND • 3Bll, H BA, OCW1 YICW\1 Pool, spa, wircr&ll, lg yild. p tcd. Slll,000 CU Call 4894J900 BAYFRONT FANTASY ~cunning 6bd eustom home on Promonrory Bay. Quafoy chroughour. offers exquisite bayfronr pauns & decks. Dock accommocbccs a 50' yachc $1,895,000 Ann, Ted & Suzanne Code 70167 BELCOURT HILL Exclusive scning features Cacalina sunset and N~rt Ccmer views. 2bd, 2.5ba cownhome + den/library, 2 fireplaces, spacious kitchen. Communiry pool & spa. 2 car garage. $460,000 Karen Rtzck Code 71177 Q.UIET ELEGANT 1JFF.S'n'LE f.Jegant eustom home in a quiet inrcrior location. 4hd, 2.Sba, w/ovcrsiud s;mgc & ~ a.tea, ha.rdwood Aoo11, planution ,ftuttcrs wd custom built cntcminmcnc center. 24 hour _P.tc guarded community. $S19,000 i Mali GUllcdgc . c.ocle 702S7 UNDA ISLE Expansive chinnd views and exquime inceriors are pre- sented in chis cuscom 5bd h2yfronr residence with a pri- vire dock. Ann. Ted & Suzanne $2,395,000 Code 71197 RAREU' ON MARKET Desirable 3bd wlh.ardwd Boors, alarm system. 2 car gar. w/extr2 2 car primg. SoW w/designcr furnishings. Stephanie Houghton &" Kent McNauditon $529,000 c.Gde'71957 EXPANSIVE 180 DEGREE VIEWS 5bd. 3.5ba wlvicws of rhe bade ba~ city lights & mouncains. V~ o~~ & airy. Lrg funlenrtrtain- menc rm w/frplc & full bar. t.xccpuonal msu. suite & scpar2re guat quamrs. Arne Petersen $789,000 <:ode7tm WEST OCEANFRONT Ncwf bd, 3ba oceanfront residenc.e with priv:ace roof- top eek. Quality amenities including security and soun systems. Ann, Ted & Suzanne $1,095,000 <Ade 71067 SPECTACULAR VIEWS INN.LAGUNA Fabulous custom home w/<4br, funily rm, gourmet kitchen, beamed ceilings & the most incn:diblc views. Priced to .cU! Carol Allison &James Gray $89.S,OOO Code71487 \. 1 • t I } \. l.' l I i I I t_• ! s () ( l -] t -t i :, ~200 FRONT 1lOW -SPYGUM HlU. ~bd ClOntCmf>9.12:1Y~ fur maximum OCCUI, bay & <icy light views! 4bd; ~~ wich priva.tc coon)'ard enl.T2l"IOC. 3 car page. Marilyn Kershner Code71027 SPECTACULAR CUSTOM Hear rhe roar of the surf & W2£c.h the W3ves roU in! Sophisticated 5bd. 4ba contemporary in pri· • yate canyon ~g. Many decb. 7oOO floors, French doors, beamed cc.ilinp. lovely g;ardciu. PRIME BFACHFRONT Spacious Sbd w/alrnost lOOft of scclUdcd beach. Prvt pool & spa. Tow privacy. Kent McNaughton • $5,700,000 Code 71937 .--~-----........ --~----..... t. f I ------ -. 1 ) ' Newport Beach Off/cs, 2101 E. Paci lie Coast Highway ~""'!!'!"~----------~~ .... ~------~--.. -~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Best Buy! AIAYSllEVW '-:::;;~!.!"On llt\AI snty beaches wlvws ol lhe ~ + pavilhon All mpm:able den 111 a tmelm desqt E,.-y eot#lyard M.-.- IALIOA OCUROIT Stcierb & ~ 68R. 58A. hbr~ir'bmllr rm Custom rnnle & grn11 3 zones ol cfrnaecnol, prllNfY& ~nerior !tllwi)$.35')'Swlelewtor $2,545,• A MUST SEE! This rnagnbrely expnled Versa111t Pl;ll Im been remodeled & modified lo l*lectlOl'I Fabolouscou~denlly,beUl~palJOW/pool spa&cabana Tremwi- Oous useol!Mble 68R.65BA $1,7ts,• UDO BA YRIOllT Besl bvf on lido l:)oQ lorlwo 50' boats Appf ox 3900 SQ l COltemporary open floor planw/hil~ Assumable 1511 $1 ,715,aot SPECTACWR HARBOR RIDGE Ex~ional 3BR. 3 SBA smgle !Ml w/own & dy hgh ve11 Super'°' des191 & com11uct1on Approx 1/JacieenhancedbylargeKoi pondw/Wa81all S1 ,515,DOI CORGlOUS VIEW RESllEJICl Pr a geity reduad SpaclQUS 5l!R lvn wlpr• PoOI & spa ArchitecUat t.ly high atop Spyg!as,, H1ff wlSWeepng views ol halbor & city lights' SubJBCI IO • bankrujl(cy COIJt illlPfOYal S1 ,Al.• UWPIJlT-IEACH BAYRU)IT 68R 4 SSA Spamshmci1H i.n1lyrm+recreeoon1mw/pooltabll&equipmnro Huge pier & slip I0121¥ge yactcs ai>l>fOX ~ i. • sde bes on man chnlel $1,175,• mt FAIRWAY, BIC CAIYOI CUSTOM Best buy on golf cwse Gleal ~. SBA. lloorp1¥1 UruQue ·I( ICf s Wing'. lablJlous POOi· Siled pd Some~ btg ~be~ $1 ,375,• llYI• TERRACE (1f liZ2)101t raw 3BR. 38A pn., hm. remodeled & 11 pdd condllon C»gi ~o & prllll'8 lrortcotrtyardw(pool bery1mhas vie.ollwbof Of pool Gotimer'skt~l*ytq,ts& isops1lovdedceilrig 'Gr•· rm S1 .m.- CATO CUSTOM HOME Woncilrkit trad•IOflill SBR amom Ml on coma loC 11 lhrs gmd comm ldl ol • bid This2s1«yhomeollelsgre1Uam1tylivllg t.wgel3lrulyrmopensorco•nil & beU!lllly apporild mas11r ,,... thlt hm cn to• $1,251,• PRIVAR & PRUTICIOUS llC CAIYOI! A SllR'lng SBA. 4 SSA hm stu;ted on an o*SIZlld loC in prl¥alt & presllgicu Big Canyon• Ploperty 1ntors PoOI & spa w/Vft!ws of bay & OCDll S1, 1 .... BEAUTlftl. IA YSHORE HOME.! C~om h•n key hm •l•BR. 3 58A WI gate guaided c.olMl 2 private beaches Man nr BR & BA SIZS,• CAPt eo1 awm • GIAIJll C011STRUC1101 Bl" 19118, 111PS tosard Ywsllile 131111111wn::ome~48R, •..sBA. on 3 IMb Vtttte bll, oak c:aD, a.rt. ...,..11cordlbon $115,• AISOlUTE VAWE a 18.CallT 4BR, 2 SBA, latUsllc Belc:otrtMnr tm.Spaelu & ~ous. ~ loorplan Gcxme!l k*:fWl ~ gnge, prlYMapa & ~ S11t.- PRIVATl CUSTOM HOME 3 trpfs, frerdl doOrs. tlyt.,a, 4~ page ~ lol. gotlnll(s kitten, spa, 531.'1t .... llVl•TERRACE onddJI 48R, 38A tllTlily hm W/pool in II'~ cwtyad Pano OCSI l-li!~~YleWS~:. tom most rms Ba&Alfll wood ffrs & windows, CU!tom tile & decoriordelatl l.Jlgelamilyrm Secs~ l.wgeyardwAo'fely~ $Mt,GOI WATERFROIT WITH BOAT SUP •BR. 2.58A, 111ft. brtt(. lafge house. 1BR & BA dowrmus P11vz1 peel comm vn• to Lido Village shops "'5.• HARBOR VIEW HUS ~WI 1~ • Beaillllly remodeled 48R. 38A, llmlly rm.,,,_ ;'L·.:::dwood In, Aldllson Wll'doWs Enjoy bay/OC:9'1 view & agtr.Mlt yard ~ •.W Huge pra reclr.tionl $15 .• UTlll ULIOA ISUll Bu.fllul C.Codboil in 19!1t wfllhabaemaiabmoneycanbuy Hardwood lloors. gr~ ccmn, ftao*>rlt • Call tor a pr.-showllg.. SMt,• llOR11f LAW W,tARCE CWT HOUSl 48R, 2BA, pool, ¥le#, 3-c:ar page & largendw+lar ..... llha .... rool. pad. mnays Pb & morel *5.• CAllEO llGtUllS r.orto1ne.<ari,C)nviewstornlhs4ll!.lh IOecpllld low ascc elm -..e SPf:CTAQIM TOWIHllE! Golf cotn1 MWS ~om tlw patio & balcony ti llS ~ych¥lgld iowMon-. Relec:llon pool A rrui _. . SS31 ... aaw:um Gl1ll ~ IO bid ..,... chram hm in deslable Shorechlls '*· . sq l lot tocllld on cyn Wr'solnt ocean views Clwm ng SBA. 28A hm w/'2BR. 28A guest house Nlw pan .. new c.pet SSIS,• OCU• VIEW· COROU HIGIUllDS Ocxar1 vitw k om aM ~Of rms 11dwmng4BR. 38A, app1oa. 2llOO+ sq a tam1ly hm Very welt maitUNI PIS.• 9Wishing You~ and Your Family A Wonderful Holiday Season! WOIDaAl.UICATIOll IY IEGOllA PARI v.. tom toit PllltO ld t olca & roatop Frend\ «loors & ~ 98R,2 SBA 31rprs,lsdlloodlh,bt-ns.lagamsinucew/ ..... •ucuun · aaJST sw ~ ISll.lplrrllOIMllAd ·las iuctad ndw Ml locally ~2 bm*ocn, ~ Mnle ll'OJ, loof to celling IMIOI\ 1fl lid, $pa II mslr. Clo-11 ~ 6aooer-u appbne, ~ blocl..fo9, .tlQ •'*'*' *---SPECTAClUR VIEW Enioy lhl go1geous bay & cawi view tewer 38R 10\ldlome ~ick ~. dOlll to OCU\ may ltast optlelnl ...... HAMOR HICIUHS ltlldlr OWi*!. rmnodelld Ml on !alga COllW lot wlpoot 48R • 2BA. 1emodeled k~. b3ll'IS Skyt9'1b. wood tn_ FllllCll docn. ~ & brl!t' $111,• OCUI VIEW· CAMEO HllHAIDS 4BR. 2BA Ml 11 dai1able llmi!Y "'91b0fhood w~ llW!g rm, OW11ooki19 wga~d PIMlltachllXISS Gllll-.&oPPOftlntyl Sl11- IUUTN1Y MllOIEl.EI Sbl, 3ba lilmlly homt.Plia...,... oftlcMterl .... kidlwi bit, applinm. bar window Nlw i)ahooms. tn:h dooll, '*-IOfl ltUlas.. &ing al Otlers1 -·-PIUVATl YARI OF'FBIS SPA & WATEIFAU. EaslbUI Eiatllr'I 38R. 2BA. uwadls m.t, Clli bll-a, dba. Wiie 1oof, Air., • •. mrble lloofing t.Uir w '4t7 .• lfACOl IAY YllTACE COTIACE Uppild Hewrool.•Db!Cing,..,r.IClfput,tac:Qtl 38R,28A• 1BA. 18Aapt 8d~11N.Bl ..... PAllCNMC una IAY V• ol i.ct biy, min,"'° 3Bfl ..tl~bltl IM91 ~ llmlly1111, acrosa tern m~ poof, .... .- llEWPGRT llEJGllT1 Grtllt hm Oft~ IOI wJpool & spa 38R, 2SA, wry ni:I ,_. kltfW'I OPftla IO ~wig & dNlil rm. Vwy l9C & br!!t'. A~-~flln hm $434,111 Mii Pfl..U IUft.EX w.11 mal'Glred ~-on a,.., ccrrw ~. Plrlect tor COl'do ccmwullOll. o.n. wlll carry 101ne lnancang ..._ • .. IRASTICALLY REIYCQ .. • Lage Pl;ll G. n.tly 2.Dl 14 l Vfl'/ well INUUWled I.qt & bngtt 2 It«• 3 t.rocrn plus olla oll lhl mslr lmoetll SI.ill. w.u.rt prW loation. I 6 4 0 f\ I) f\ 1\ I S A \1 E N U I~ COLDWeLL BANl(eRO 714 -668-9333 ~ 7 1-1. 8 4 6. 9 0 9 4 I 'I, " , '"" ~~~·~~~ ... r • Located In the guard gated community of Big Canyon, thJs classic 6 bedroom estate was destgned by Fred Briggs AJA (among the top 100 architects in the worid, as reported in Architectural Oige:sU. It occupies a prime location at the end of a cW-dHac with 150 feet or frontage on the excluslYe Big Canyon golf coune offtrtng views of k1sh greenery as well as the twinkling lights if Newport Center at night. ~nd the Impressive two story entry with lls aoaring free standing circular staircase lies the two st~ formal dining room, large kitchen with casual eating area and ad)olning f ami)I; room with a separate media center, fireplace & step-down bar. There are also a formal livlng room and secluded library with wet bar. Com~tlng the first floor IS a separate two bedroom sU!te with bath and a generous utihty room. Most major rooms open through owrheight French doors to the broad view terrace fronting the golf course. Panoramic views through two story walls of glass are offered by the second floor gallery separating the sumptuous master from three famlJi; bedrooms. The master suite lncbies a sitting area with fireplace and wet bar, elaborate bath/dressing room and private balcony. A spacious second floor view terrace does double wty as a prMite su.ndeck. There is a three car garage plus spacious off. 5tTtet parldng In ~ seCurtty gated entry motorcourt Offered at $2,295,000 Read the latest happenings in ••• So 11 appcm at METRO REALTY ... thal office manager Joan.le SmJtb "'fOl(ll)), BliW JOl(llD, .. John Makr to buy 1 SI. raffle ticket at the Corona del Mar Otnstmas Walk. And ... wouldn't ya' know 1t, John won an all-expense weekend trip - including airfare -to LaJ Vegas. Speaking of Joanie, the results are in: Her 8~year-old son Brandon did, indeed, finish bis regular AYSO (soccer) season on o championship, undefeated Huntinaton Beach team. From THE PRUDENTIAL· JON DOUGIAS CO ..... We think. hands down. Georae McGatnpo '1 Otri tnw cap, replete >Nith a flashing bulb. w the best party hat to date. And ... Paa Mrrrj (how appropriate) is rcstina aftcf orpnizina the dclcaable food (made by the •jcnl'I) which fed tho hundred.9 of a~u who attended the company's holiday aatherint. Al~o ., . Marty and MeUnda Jones are headed down to Mexico for surfing and relaxing; Erie Compton is having a family holiday in Big Bear: Mariann Cordova is spending Christmas in Santa Pc. N.M .• but New Year's in the San Juan Islands; and Bobbi Mttgtr's holiday site is San Francisco. At COU>WEU BANKER COSTA MESA .•. Delpb.a Oswald took another fast -really fast -trip to Ohio. The problem: she never made iL The plane was somewhere over Arizona, when the pilot announced blizzard conditions made landin1 in Obio a 09-no. So back to the airport the passengers went. And ... giant poinsettiu arc decorating the office. thanks to BOJ Lupus, who doubles as 1 horticulture teacher at OCC. Also ... Jim lkydotff is up in the frosty Siem Madres with bis lao a.w.. Could be interesting if they Jct snowed 1n. GltVBB A BLUS RESIDENTIAL SERVICES had its Ouistmas party at the Ritz in Newport Beach. And quite the eye· stopper wu the always atunrung MalJ Gulled,e dad in a red satin &ult ind matching haL Nol to be outdone, Barbera Aune. too, wore holiday red with one of her ...,.,., .... ..,, ~hats. And ... Mart1111 Kcnb.ner wa n't aoina to take a back seat to &tJaer 'IW>tk'1 rather daring blouse. When tho two A&COts posCd for a photo, Manlyn -the te~ -bated her shouldcnl. My, Myf And ... I. n't thiJ11lways the way it happens? Ttjc day Bonnie Barrinpon board~ a plane headed for Germany. an offer comes 1n on one of her listings. And ... administrntive assistant Phyllis Ray took the ole' Red Eye to Kansas City with a stopover in Chicago. Talk about jct lag. Tom Tbomson of COU>WEU BAN KBR NEWPORT BEACH is vacationing in Switzerland. Skiing or banking, your guess? And ... talk aboot a tough photo shoot. Marketing director, R.on uland, copy writer Keftn Hollud and a pbotop'l(>Hr were on the rocks in L4guna Beach anempting to captute a $16 million property at sunset B~t they waited just a fc.w seconds too long. It seems a huge wave crashed drcnchina the threesome. Still. the seasoned photoppber managed to get the shot even thou&h $5,000 worth of photo equipment is no more. Two of COAST NEWPORT PROPERnBS Realtors will be cookinJ up a storm at Antonello Ristorantc. It seems a birthday present from Oarb Uncbay to Don Shtrlct.an wu a day of cooking with Antoncllo's talented chef. Chris will be joiruna Don in the kitchen; however their re pective mates, Sall1 Anne and IC.cltb, will be reaping the sumptuou. (we hope) benefits of the aift. .... Pll£D SANOS COASTAL PROPEV'IES' new apt Jen Jina became a IJ'.lllf'!Y (a1ain). Her dauJhter. DtbOrab f'lnn..UpuoYldl, JaVC birth to 7. pou(l(1 7·oonce DlylaD Hun,.r. Proud daddy a MJcMcJ. WATERFRONT HOMES REALTY ... Considcrina the nasty weather our-of-state. it's a good thin) Kenny Jo Rizzo and husband un are beaded to see their grandchildren in sunny Florida. But ... . snowy weather calls 11m CarT to Mammoth and the 1bm lounkd family to Big Bear. Ddla Ddpdo of R1VMAX SOUTH COUN'TY is Ill Aspen for the holidays. But. depending on the snow conditions, she may be riding a horse instead of skis. And ... Jane S....p.Ua'a attorney dauJhtcr. M.C .. just moved into her new Newport O>ast home. And ... Kdtb Randall Is spendina the holidays in his native New Zealand visitina relatives. Mel• lllC ocmcra"'1aUau to ua. on.ae Coan .&.Noalaloa of ........ ltH cdfloilr9 aa4 ~ Officen: ~Bockttt. president; GD Foenter. ~ident-clect; luftard Towaw. trcUuru; Jackie R....._.., secretary. Directors: Barban A.ailtaclttt, Tom Bl'1UllOD. DoG DeThomas, Tum lovtnltd, aauttette Mann, Steve Sutbtrlto and Bonnie Turner. Do JOll u v. •111 Uttk d.Oib f <1r daf B•1llM1 tollial111 JIUI t"11 Rltll EsMtt UlltW l•'ltt ~Mw, (71') S14-4UJ or /tu (11') ISM5fl. NEWPORT'S WESTCUFF 2sty 2bd tv.nhm in dtsWablr DcMr Vdage Upgradtd kitchen & new carpd Comm pool & cWiouw 631-1400 $189,995 COSTA MESA KEJGHTS Nur high school track & tennis 3bd l\Nnhm w/d1ntog & family rooms & large prl\C!lf yard 631-1400 $219,000 Ccmpidel-i c:hmng 2bd cotlagt, 11 w/wr. bar! liljl bt.ini d9& ~ ~. cbe 100-. !hops & serw:a REDUCID $309,900 NEWPORT Gated complex w/pool & spa rx cimg 3sty 2bd condo w/gramte. hrdwd firs & 2 lrpbs 631-1400 $234,900 IR\llNE'S Rancho San ~ ~. coown pool & spa ~ 2bd UllPft lllll w/p COl.l'Sf & !Jeenbelt ~ 631-1400 $247,000 COSTA MESA HEIGHTS ~3bdhane. M.lid ftrs, rcmodtled kitchen & baths R·2 loc 631-1400 $269,000 BAYVIEW TfRRACE Bright 2bd 2ba home In gated comm w/pool & spa Hrdwd firs, NC & pn· vale walled yard 631·1400 $299,000 NEWPORT SHORES Molt danYt loarplan, 2tty 3bd +din •/Wy, opGI ~ Canm ..... pod lclihcul. Mic to ocan. REDUCED! $365,000 .9Toppg fTIOUdagJ ~f!/<J/imtm& & 9Tappy o1ieBJ f!I~ From Pat & Gil Foerster and the Agents & Staff at WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors® NEWPORT HEIGHTS Darlrig 3bd coctagt, walk to al schools Used bock. picket ftnet & rose:s 631-1400 $379,000 NEWPORT'S WESTCUFF GROVE Largest 4bd Pali inch.des spacbJs master w/fri*, dini~ & fmly rms, bbraiy & cOlllby kitchen Pool, spa & alt dbl garage. $S44,900 CORONA DEL MAR Bright. newer 3bd twnhm. frplc, vaulted ce1hngs. granite counters, stroll to ocean 631·1400 $379,000 NEWPORT'S BELCOURT HJll Comm pool & spa Dramatic 2bd w/ den, security & ocean view 631·1400 $479,000 AT THE BEACH 5doors10 ocnn Custom 2bd w/omn 111ew. den, family rm, 2 frplca & Stlldlo 631-1400 $545,000 UDO ISLE Bright 2bd w/den & SIDlny p&tto Larger lot on prune street w/good txpallSIOO ~ tenlial 631·1400 $595,000 NEWPORT HFJGHTS ~ 4bd horm. tJStefl*/ mnodded w/Cf»ltt st:.j,e ldlchen. ~ rm & frpbs in master, drill) & IMng roam. DecUup1 $679,000 Sf.A ISlMO ToGliJ remodeled. 2bd w/chlg rm & den in pnild comm w/ro:J, tplS l tmrlS 631-1400 $599,000 HUHTIHGTON HARBOUl 1 ,.Y lxl remodeled ~ h:lme w~ IOCl1I, dec:k& 30' dOdt. 631-1400 $649,000 LINDA ISLE 5bd 111d11ional w/2 sty ceiLng & dock for large yacht Land may be pi.rchased. (lH) 631-1400 $692,000 TOlat/ ~ 2sly 3bd ~. hm. custom wood firs, cabinets & stutm + aaftsman's garage 51.nl't1 poltio & pnvate dtck. $89S,OOO BELCOURT Airy 2bd twnhm, dining & lamlly rms, high ceilings, 2 frpkes, marble !loon & yard w/spa 631-1400 $749,000 HARBOR RIDGE Est11e Home Remodeled Sbd. grand master suite w/lrplc in pnvate locested wtting 631·1400 $799,000 PENINSUIA POINT 3bd w/fmly rm, 4 frplces, roofdedt w/spa & lllel/JS & 3 car garage Fr doors & har~llocws 631·1400 $820,000 DOVER SHORES 4bd custa'n. lab 1U of t4JPrf bay & dly l9ltS (Nang & fmliJ rms. pool & 3 car gnJe 631·1400 $865,000 DOVER SHORES lnur«Wte, complet~ ranodeled 3bd bayfront w/ brMCI new kitdlen, d'11l1119 & family rms, & dock for SO+ on · ~ $989 000 OlD CORONA DEl.MAR Cbt~~&OCIMU Ollom ld t.rim. 2 ~ 2 dede. spa & 4 ar 9'9 631·1400 . $995,000 NEWPORT OCf.ANFROHT OISIOm 4bd, ITU w/ Fr doors'° pallO & i.d'I Barns, t.d l lradld d- 631-1400 $1,095,000 IMlECAMPUS~~landsoped 4bd, ~ & ~ rms ' farniliJ l danc.t room& (UCI lt..tddl 631·1400 $1,SS0,000 UDO ISLE Romantie custom lxl ...a. on ctra large cprrt cor· ner b Stone. wche$ & ccirnm. 3 lrplc.es & o · traonlnary pm:acy 11.r/hsrnews $1,599,000 UN>A ISt.£ 5 bd ~. prenm wde bil,r vteJ/, large dock lllld side be Dmg & family rooms & lush COll1yard (LH) 631-1400 $1.495,000 DOVER SHORES <Mr 'h acnw/lennacxut& pool. Custom 4bd sUles. &Inly, dnrg. fanw,i & game rms 631-1400 $1,495.000 CORONADtl.NAR Slxl~119111d~ w/lemia at & ~ rJ a.tan. b.1ij & ~on fNfl 1 aat. 631-1400 $1,695.000 IRVINE COVE flegant Sbd a.11om w/5 w garage & CXQI w 111.ai}N oceanfront oomm w/f#i beaches. 631-1400 $1,975,000 HARBOR ISLAND DRIVE 8ayfront w/125' It on water & dock for 70+ yadt Gorgeous ViDa. 4bd Utes ~ stone ttrracl w/ wa1erfall, & r~tartt $2,79S,OOO PELICAN POINT Front r~ huge extra pnvate lot in premier locahon on 12 green w/wh1tewalet views 631·1400 $1.895,000 CORONA DEL MAR Uciting new 3bd bayfront vila w/ltrrace, lawn, pnwtt brach & dock for 2 boats 631·1400 $2,495,000 LAGUNA 4bd cootempo wortc'<lf -1 w/~ Ot'Hn l COIStftne ~ + 50 pool & Sill 631-1400 $2,795,000 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 9bd Frlnch O\alUU w/ !Janel trUNri1Q rms on 4 + gad IO'es V*v & $3.9'5,000 Specializil}g in properties for sale or lease ..• on the water ... near the water ... and with a view of the waler ... NEWPORT BE'ACH SOTHEBY'S BALBOA ISLAND 2436 W. COAST HWY 315 MARJNE AVE 714-631-1400 lNTERNATIONALREALlY 714-673-6900 ~ .. .. Jacci_ueline Wittmeyer ioins Prudential -Douglas Her experience and determination benefit her clients Max111e Montgomery of the Newport Beach office of The Prudential -Jon Dougla' Co .. is plea.,ed to welcome Jacque line W111meyer. "Wl· are plea~d to ha\C Jacqueline Willmeyer in the Newport Beach office:· Montgomery \aid. "Her ~terling reputation through I 0 yea~ of '-Crvicc in the real estate mduwy '>peak\ for her:· W11tmcyer. a gr-dduate of the Univer,ily of Phoenix. with a bachelor'!> degree in bu~me~~ admim!>tral1on, brings admin1strnuve skill and an understanding of people 10 her coastal marketplace. Persistent and thorough. Wittmeyer refuses lo settle for being 3\erage and ~trivcs 10 give the best po-.<.1ble '>Cl'\ ice to ensure every reali'>l1c goal 1' met. Her enthusiasm for helping people drives her on. when many would comprom1se the client•,' needs to cxped11.c the fin1~h. With exuberance and detemunation she ncgouates to the end to put her client in the mo~I favorable position for achieving their goals. Wittmeyer liv~ in Corona del Mar with her husband, Wes. Her daughters. Heather and Laurie, attended Corona del Mat High School. According 10 Wittmeyer, it is very important lo . give bade to the Jacqueline Wittmeyer community. She maintains her member.hip in the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce. taling a proactive stance on issue!> that affect the community. "My chen~ benefit from the power of this company." Wittmeyer said. '"The state-o(-the- art equipment and the networ" of professional<; ultimately help~ protect ~y clients' intere !!>.That 1s the mam goal. Still, I find woiting with professionals sets a higher standard and increase my ability to conduct my real estate business:· CaU Jacqueline W&ttme_,.r aJ du N•wport Be11ch ojfu:e of Tiu Prudential -Jon Doutlas Co., (714) 759-6600. McLoud honored by Pruden~al • Douglas A 28-year real estate veteran Max me Montgomery. vice president/manager of the Newport Beach office of The Prudential -Jon Douglas Co . i~ plca-.cd to honor Bruce McLoud for uncompromising quality service. "Bruce McLoud proves winning Bruce Mcloud strategic~ for investor; through education and y~ of experience." Montgomery said. "His expertii,,c give-. clients the information critical to good investment decisions." McLoud's vast experience and a personal commitment to keep informed in the real estate and financial maitets provide a sound basis for the strategies he designs for clients. A grnduate of Wharton School of Finance, McLoud i" a certified exchange counselor. As a member of the Orange County Commercial Association of Realtors aod The Prudential - Jon Douglas Commercial and Investment Division, McLoud 1s current in his 111forma11on regarding market fluctuauons and t.rcnds. With nexib1hly, honesty and integrity he handles the 1nd1v1duaJ needs of each client and hel~ them to mrunltm a socce ful investment portfolio. An exchange specialisL. McLoud ha'> doc umented more than $60 million 111 investment property sale . ffis background in finance provides a sound foundation for productive investment portfolios. Call Bruce Md..oud al the Newport Beach office of Tlat Prutkntial -Jon Douglas Co., (714) 759-661)(). Entettainer'I deliaht ~Joos remodeled family home, one of Udo Isle's most desirable trccU. Four largebcdrooms, private masier suite with loft. three baths, large family room. aounnet kitchen, security s~tem. f!:xcellen~ floorpl~n with peat now for entcrtainina. Extra larae lot with south facing patio. Partial bay view. Off ercd at $799.000. Por WtOn htJMltllllt>lf, WI BntrlJ Clnelan4 ol COMery VU1o11 R..it;. 2025 W. "4oa Bl~d.. N1f!IPOl18toell, (114) 61J.3111. Grubb & Ellis holds fifth .annual White Elephant Silent Auction Benefiting the needy of Orange County The Orange County Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors are sponsoring an annual CanTree Food Dnve benefiting the Salvation Army. Local real estate offices are asked to contribute canned goods. juices. cereal,· pasta and other staples that arc distributed to the needy, helping them have a joyou~ holiday season. The Newpon Beach office of Grubb & EIJis ResidentiaJ Real &tate Services decided to inMilule an annual fund raiser. where agents bid on articles donated by agents and staff. A fun day and spirited bidding is had by all and the proceeds go towards purchasing food and building the tree. The tree is then judged by the Association of Realtors. Several sales associates also walked neighborhoods to assist homeowners in contributing canned goods for the needy. Sally Shipley distributed flyers to 1,700 homes on the Bluffs and Eastbluff areas of Newport Beach. She returned sevcnll times to the office with her car loaded with food goods. "The response from these homtowncrs was terrific," Shipley said. Karen Rezek and Claudette Blanchard distributed flyers to 350 homes in Newport Hcighci. The response was overwhelming and they would like to thank all the residents for the generous donations. They L to R: Poul Wri{#lt, Dick D~,Sh8:~1-. Johnson, MorilYO Kenhner, Sat,, 1~ and Shirley Licker en.JOyed meeting the residents and were impressed with the community's commitmcot Shirley Licker -as she has done for severaJ rem -collected food goods in North Laguna. and as alway , bad a t:rcmcndous response. The Grubb & .Ell.is Associates' committee for the Can'free was chaired by Shirky Uck:er and Gisela Burmeister. Dick Dickson, Paul Wright and Sandy Daley were rcsp0nsible for purchasing the SC"Veral thousands of cans of food. Grubb & Ellis Rnidtntilll Real EJtah Stniiet1 pridn ititlf on co1ruru1nU, imolmtunL nu o!fiee is at 23 Corporate Pltwl, SU.190, Newport Bt~lt, (714) Uf.. 6100. , JAKE KLOHS: Golf, golf and Lucy AGENCY: Balboa Island Realty JOBTITLE: Sales Associate/Office Manager FA~AREA: Balboa Island HOW LONG WITH AGENCY: Six years CITY OF RESIDENCE: Costa Mesa BOIBIESllNTER.EST: Golf, golf ai>d LucY our dOg CLUBSIORGANIZAnONS: Santa Ana Country Club LAST BOOK READ: ''lnc•Ookl" Joke Klohs PET PEEVE: FAVORITE MOVIE: "Night Shift" FAVORITE RESTAURANT: The Ritz FAVORITE GETAWAY: Anywhere With my wife Dawn Non.returned phone calls; and people who are late and don't caJI. ROW DO YOU DEFINE SUC~'l Healthy and happy W. N#I lo MfJr fro• 10." tlwfltla OIAr SNAPSHOT cot.MIL 1'ae u,.,,.,. fttltMru rul tsltll4 nrtnr. )rohn, a1tJlb, """*61Ut1 rqnsmldu1, "'., °"''' ,.,., llW .. ,., 10• "°"" liU lo W,U,IU. Wt '"'""1WI" '°" ,. ''"'•/Mo*! (tllltk """"''""'· i/ ,.,,.,.,. ... ~ ,....,, I""'"' w SNAl'SHOT ...rbtl °" '*k.. 5-"' t>r fa JOU~--lo: h,c• Scwru. ~ "1ol, 330 W. atq SL, Coim Mn., CA 91621; Fa: 11~ DMlli1'•: 5 , ... , ~ w1•a ,,,.,.. 11 .. ,,_.,,~q,.....-.. .... ,..,.,,, '° 11u con ldttr",,., ... .. nhl~ ,,,,..,. ~ Jo,c• Sd11M', 514- 'UZ. . -~·· 17 . ··1 Breathtaking views of the ocean, bay & clly Expansive, upgraded & bright! WAiis of glass lights. G~ous custom 48R, uch w/priv bring beautiful gTOlSlds into living room. with BA. 3 fplc, warm gotrmet kit. library, bnck library alcove. dining room and master suite motor court & ...... $1650000 48R 3BA remodeled kitchen . $699 500 BALBOA ISLAND Little Balboa Island Massive brick fireplace accents this 3 bedroom 2 bath main residence of pretty duplex Shared dock Lar brick tio. . . .. 1 400 000 LIDO ISLE A tranquil setting on the bay, with a sandy beach and picturesque vtew. 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath & st\idio rental unit w/prtvate entry Great locatton on Udo Isle ... Sl,095,000 BAL. PENINSULA NEWPORT COAST BALBOA ISLAND Great Improvements! Sparkling white kitchen w/new cabinets, floor, counters and range. New carpet & much morel Duplex on one of the best streets! ....... $547 ,500 CORONA DEL MAR comer ex. , BA + 1 . lBA + den. 2 separate garages, forced a1r he.at. walled patios, wood beamed ceilings Uke 2 sepanili!s homes .......... $429,000 MESA VERDE An upgraded pool home on a large comer lot. 4 bedroom. 3 baths & family room & 3 car garage Great kitchen Shows beauti Reduced' ............ $334.000 Duplex with 2 bedroom, 2 bath front unit. 2 bedroom, 1 beth rear unit plus 2 bedrooms, 1 bath owner hideaway. 4 car garage Beach dose! ........................... $529,995 WEST NEWPORT Barbecu8 on the roof deck w;th white water view. Chooee your 4BR. 3BA townhome, each with 2 car gar. Near new. Low down OK No Aiaoi:.. dua!. ........ UH Mal Remodeled kitchen, French doors, custom slate floor. new doors and moldings. 1lus Is a beautiful 4 bedroom. 2 baths. Community . tennis. . ............. $317,900 MESA VERDE Sprawling ranch style with owr 2 ,000 s.f. Totally upgraded 4BR. 2BA. hard wood entry, new Berber, formal DR. enclosed tio .:. . ................... $278 000 Executive townhome In gated Brookview comm Built 1980, 3BR, 2.5BA, direct occcss to 2 car gar MBR w/spa tub & fplc . Bonus room tool........ .. ........ $250,900 MESA VERDE ~1 C o r po r ;1 t c P i a z .J . S u 1 t e 1 3 0 . New port Be Cl c t l • 6 ·-l ~ -8 7 0 0 • • • --·· .. Abacus FinatlClal Grp. Amencan SaVlngs Bank Bank of America ---California Federal Bank -----Coast Federal Bank -------Countrywide Funding CU_B Funding 9>rp. Detrick Mortgage Group Downey Savings __ Emery Financ~ __ F~ity Federal Bank First Federal Bank of CA Fleet Mortgage __ _ Glendale Federal Bank -Home Savings Na~nsSanc Mtg. Corp. Newport Coast Financial Oceanv1ew F1nanc1al ProFed Mortgage Sanwa Bank Union Bank Western F1nanc1al SB Weyerhaeuser Mtg. TYPE PHONE A {714) 375-6666 s (800) 562-6272 B (800) 424-2632 s (800) 225·3337 s (800) 3()()..5626 K (800) 8n-5626 K (714) 753-7424 ~714) 759-9692 ~800) 336-9639 A (714) 729-9200 s (800) 232-2309 _ ~ (800) 6n-4332 K (800) 700-5650 ~800)560·~ s (800) 975·5051 K (800) 622-0102 A j 800) 806-5626 A (714) 651-6355 K (800) 686-3756 B (800) 237-2692 B (800) 453-1288 s (800) 393-9372 K (800) 669-7183 .,.~ ...... ,s·-_ ... _ ..... i-••• , .-· ... °"--. ••. ,.,.. .. -..... -.. •..;:1 _,. ~.. • ---I KEY LENDERS AND RATES 30-YNr fixed INTEREST "' POtNTS LOCI<· RATE OWN O') IN A.PA 6.875% 5 2.500 30 7.161 7.250% 20 1.500 30 7.438 7.125% 5 2.250 45 7.390 7.125% 20 2.000 45 7.364 7.300% 20 2.000 0 7.5'1 7.000% 5 1.875 45 7.224 7.250% 5 0.875 12 7.374 6.875% 5 2.000 15 7.110 7 .0000/o 20 2.500 30 7 .288 ---------6. 875 % 5 2.000 10 7.110 7.250% 5 1.750 10 7.464 7.250% 20 2.375 30 7.530 7.000% 20 2.375 45 7.275 ---------7. 000% 5 2.250 45 7.262 7.150o/o 10 1.500 30 7.337 ---------6. 875 % 20 2.500 30 7.161 6.875% 5 2.000 10 7.110 7.000% 5 i.500 15 7.185 6.875% 20 2.500 30 7.161 ----7.300% 10 1.500 15 7.489 7.250% 20 2.000 60 7.490 7.375% 5 0.750 30 7.487 7.250% 10 1.125 10 7.400 30.Y ... ed,Justllble INTEAEIT ~ POINTS IMX. llAAGIN ADJ. RATE OWN O') A.PA LOAN {~) INDEX RE>. 3.500% 20 1.000 7.620 500,000 2.400 110 1M 2.950% 25 1.000 7.665 600,000 2.450 110 1M 8.125% 5 1.000 7.900 203,150 2.500 11'$ 6M 3.700% 20 1.000 7.622 203,150 2.400 110 1M 3.500% 20 1.000 7.620 650,000 2.400 110 1M 5.125% 20 1.000 7.984 203,150 2.750 110 1M 3.700% ·20 1.000 7.622 500,000 2.400 110 tM 2.950% 20 1.250 7.591 600,000 2.350 110 1M 2.950% 20 1.000 7.665 500,000 2.450 110 1M 3.700% 20 1.000 7.622 500,000 2.400 110 1M -------------------------~ 3.950% 10 1.750 7.803 203,150 2.500 110 1M 3.950% 20 1.250 7.750 203,150 2.500 110 1M ----------~----------5. 500% 20 1.750 8.047 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y 3. 750% 25 1.000 7. 722 203, 1 SO 2.500 110 1 M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.624 500,000 2.400 110 1M --------------'----~-~-5. 000% 20 2.500 8.073 203, 150 2.750 1TS 1Y -------------------2.950% 20 1.250 7.591 600,000 2.350 110 1M 5.500% 10 1.125 7.981 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y 4.250% 20 1.000 7.851 400,000 2.625 110 1M 5.625% 4.375% 6.000% 4.250% 1 O 1.250 8.493 203, 150 3.125 1TS 6M ---20 1.250 8.350 203, 150 2.875 6CO 6M ----10 0.750 7.994 ~,150 2.750 1TS 1V 20 1.625 8.043 203, 150 2.750 110 1M Both fixed & adjustable programs at• 30l30 ~llOnel mor1gages Type ol Lender is· B • Blink; I( • lllOflQIOe t.nker': A • ~ bloic.: S • ~ & loan Mortglge banMf1 aod brok«s -llmfwed by ._ ~ Department ol Real EJtale as ellhef • broltef or 00f'P0'8b0n Fol lnlonnmJon cal CUI DRE at (918) 227-0931 In..,_. R.t111 lor adjlisi.bles IS .,., lnCrocldofy r.se for IN hi~ period Dawn P-rment •amount ol cash ('!II. ol sales price) paid to llHlde< pttOt ID aignwio mot\gage contracs. Pointe -% ol IOen balance paid to lender at'-of loan doling Lodl..fn ii Iha number ol dlys letldlf ~ ra111 Pf'°' ID~ A.P.R. •fie.,,,..,.. l*'*llllge rm .. ll<Ch 1$ an Hllmal9CI annual COS1 ol Iha loan to tie t>orrowet M A p R.1 .. cabAated by Mol1gllgl ,.,._ Co baMd on • $203, 150 loen amount. fie polnl'l lf10Wn .,., $700 10lal .... Thi A p " 5 .,. ~ In ... ohal1 lof ~ son onfy When apply.ng lol 1 loan. Fedefal Truch-in-Lending lltw I~ tenders IO clllc:ulale an A. p A speafic lo ..:ti loan on. Maximum loen la tie mUlml.m..,. •• loen under gr¥911 IWl\lll Al Rud ... Pf(9lll'lll have. maaf.. mum of S203, 150 M..-gln (in.._, Is tenders prof•. margin+ ndex • ac1Ual r1• after fll'S1 ~nt. lndell Is Iha basis lor Mlting an~ I'll•~+ Index• New Ra•) 110 • 11111 Diil Cost ol Funds, ITS • 1·Y-TrMSUfY BtH L6M . 6-moolh UBOR. 6TB • 6-monlh Trea~ 941, 6CD . 6-monlfl l\l9fllglt oer111icale ol def>Ollt Acfl~t Fnquency is the perlOd ~ edjuatmenlS. 1M . 1-Momh, 6M . &-McMlehl. 1Y• 1 YUi Al ,.. .. ~IO chatlge Ve<tty rate Ind lerms pr1or to applylng lot a loan All lender& prOVldo loans wt1h ditterent rates and lem'IS lor different loan amounl3 The Information praenlitd ls noc an °"-to "*8 a loan FOi a ~ glllde on hOw IO ll'IOC) lo< a mo<lgage send a $4 SO chedl payable to Mortgage News Co., 181 O E 171h St. Suit1 100, Sanla Ana. CA. 92705 (71 4) 836-11 n COPYRIGHT o 1985 Mor1glge News Co Coldwell introduces new OC regional manager Bringing more. than nine years of real estate expertise Bob Le Fever. president of Coldwell Banker Southern Cahfom1a Co . recently announced 1hat real estale and buc;mc.~ profe~s1onal. Charlie John~on ~111 take the helm a.' senior vice president and Orange County regmnal manager. Johnl>on bring'> more than nmc years of real ec,tate eitpcricnce to thl\ JXl,llion. including \UC'-C" with Memll Lynch Realty -.e"mg a.c; vu.:e president of bu~mec,s de' elopment for the West Coast region and CFO for more than 500 office~ nationwide. "Charlie\ exceptional leadership skills and background will guide our ~lcs organizatjon 111 the next century." LcFever c.aid. "He 1<1 ready to take a strong dlrection with strategic planning." Prior to joming Coldwell Banker, he -.ervcd as a consultant i.n acquisition mergers for one of the lqe t rcaJ estate finn in the Midwest. Johnson al!IO has an cxlen<1ive background in business development. es, strategic planning and ownin& and operabn& his own companies. "ColdweU Danker i reco&t1iud as California's largest real eitate company. with more lh:l.n 252 residential rcaJ estate offices and more than 6.884 sales associates and employees." Johl\IOn said. "At a time of downsizing and consolidation within the real eslllte industry, Cold wen Banker remain.~ secure willl I.ha fmanciaJ stability and n>WlinJ ex~ which allows us lo provide the hi&f>esl quality real estate services to I.he Ortnee County homebuyer. rm ex.cited about Coldwell Banker and our lading edge programs which enable our ales associaccs to take full advantage of I.he economic ~very underway in California." Born in Pittsbu"Jh· Pa., Johnson hold~ 1 bachelor'! deJttlC 1n finance from Duquesne University. Olad to be back in California, he and his wife Laura. have two sons. Leisure activities include J0uina.1olf and 'kiing. Coldwell Banker congratulates Joh~ Knoke Aggressive marketing tech~iques and hard work pay off Coldwe ll Banker Dana Point/San Clemente sales associate, John Knoke recently closed lhree transactions in one month with a combined total of more than $1.2 million. Beginning his real estate carur in 1988, Knoke h3S been honored numerous times as a top producer and has won lop rcgjonal sales awards. He credits tU uccess to ·always going the extra mile for his clients. .. Jt' important to always be professional and worlt with integriry;• Knoke said. "I believe thal being a good lasleocr and a great problem solver is what makes the diff~nce." Speci,alizina in the marina view and ocean view ~rtie..' of Dana Pojnt and San Clemente, Knoke has bec!I an active member of hi community tbroo:gh Kiwani • ~ 1 arid ctaitdi ~rup. He bole a bathelor's deJIU in nuclear en,inecnng from the Univmiry of Arirona. • Knoke reside$ in San Clemente with hi wife. Judy. Leisure activitic11 inclUdO dinin& out. goina to I.he movies and wring I.he day with bi wife. For .S '°"' rfltll mtllll ._ ~ Jou KIU>U"' du Colhtll..., °""" PoW!Sa Chtilllll ti/lb 111 (11') Ill· 9J.55: . . . 19 . -.... __ ~' _,.. . . .. ___ ._ Where's the party? At Prudential-Jon Douglas. .. \ • • f • • l : I SOT BY'S ntnr u an fud t' . e "Pfiidip 6' Joan 9urfey • Cfiris (.;.:, .J/elen ~l1elchibr e S)1dney 9 ;bbs • '11it 'Entirt Wateifront Staff Jeff !Arton JEFF TON (714) 631-1400 268 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC .. Reaitors® ~ ~~mfV~f/C~' 197 5 • 1995 ~ inpu,yx.>rlic'ifos fOIL> os lea.t0-m Ulel.alk~ ... ntxn /Ao1mk,,, _ant,f ui/A a Wal g'"/Ae aa/er... ..