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Home My WebLink About1996-03-09 - Orange Coast PilotS P ORTS Senior stars tee it up at Toshiba Classic Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 I • 'Cos;ta Mesa, we have. a prOblem~ ... • .·•Some want 'moon' removed from park, but scouts ~ope to make one 9iant leap for lunar-kind With petition. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot MESA VERDE -Savirtg the cement moon in what is tmofficially called uMoon Park" is the 1atest mission launched by a small group ... of Costa Mesa Cub Scouts. . "I don't want them to take it out -it's Moon Park," said Nathan Marsteller, 10, who lives across the street from the park where he often plays. "The moon is ·what makes it unique.• When Nathan and a few of his fellow Cul> Scouts in Troop No. 373 learned from Na~an's mother, Debbie Marsteller, that the moon may be destroyed by a city wrecking ball, they began a campaign to save the celestial form and started circulating peti- tions at their schools and among their friends. "The (scouts) think it's makes sense," Costa Mesa weird to have a big 'ol moon "Whoever thought Mayor Joe Erickson said. ·1 in the middle of park-they of putting the moon dQn't want to see the moon like it because of that," Deb-i'n h:ad a tremen·-go. It's dated. It's.vintage." bie Marsteller said. "Whoev-~' Approximately 20-feet . er thought of putting the do us sense of wide and 6-teet tall and moon in bad a tremendous complete with craters, the ~ense of buinor, but to t.cVce it humor, but to take gray cement moon was OUt is absurd." it out is absurd •, • II installed When-the park WaS lf·they get enough signa-created in the early 1970s to tures, the CUb scouts hope -DEBBIE MARSTELLER commemorate man's first the city won't demolish the walk on the lunar surface, moon, which has command-city officials said. A bronze ed the center of Suburbia I Park -called t plaque at the par~ reads: July 20, 1969, "One "~09n Par!._'.'_byj~ -for nea.rjy 3Q yecv-s. Smhll Step tot Man. Qlle_ Giant Leap for The s~outs even showed their petition Mankind," followed by the name Neil Arm- Monday to· the mayor, who offered his sup-strong, the astronaut who said those words port. "The little boys like playing on it -it. • SEE MOON PARK PAGE AS I 11 I \ I\ I '1 I I\ I I \ ' \ I I <> ;\; MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Runners wind their way through Suburbia I Park in Costa Mesa where some residents want the moon sculpture (center) removed. But the local Boy Scouts are .petitioning to keep il Both sides making noise about Measure S • March 26 vote most likely will decide fate of county's future commer- cial air traffic. By Evan Henerson, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -HarT) Terrell, a retired pilot who lives LO Santa Ana Heights. said hf' stopped attending Noise Abate- ment Committee meetings once officials at John Wayne Allport and city officials appeared to have the situation under control. Terrell and his neighbors still have to deal with the noise that comes from living just off the path of the airport's 5,700-foot runway Once they fought, but now, with strij:t regulations and careful ;nonitoring in place, they try to live with the situation. "Nobody wants an airport in the1I back yard," Terrell said. "Now Irvine and the South Coun- ty obes are going tlu'.ough what we went through about f2 years ago It's lugh time they reahze the unportdllce of having another air- port in Orange County." ,.. LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT '. As twilight slowly fades to darkness, Geno Orange of Costa Mesa was plcldng up some air speed tn and around Fairview Park.. Orange and his brother-in-law, The fear of excessive nmse \S, of course, a prominent part of the Measure S campaign -the pro- posal to overturn an earlier ballot initiative recommending a com- mercial airport at the El Toro Marine Base Measure S support- ers argue a full-time, high-use nm K1.nn, frequent the park every week to pedal oU str~ -a not too dUficult task in a setting llke this. , I \ I> I \ A2. COMMUNITY FORUM A9 ENTERTAINMENT A8 A2. A6 A2. PUBLIC NOTICES BS . SOCIElY A7 SPORTS 81 \ \ : \ ! I I : I ; • SEE MEASURE PAGE AS Wanted: $15 niiliion for repairs, officials say •The need for a large lump swn to combat decreased state funding for school maintenance is what led Newport-Mesa officials to consider selling old farm site. By Julie Ross Cannon, Dajjy Pilot r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------, I ' ""' I I I I I I I I I I I !, School district officials are looking at some big repair bills. Here's a brief look 1• at some of the needs at the elementa!Y, middle and high school sites. I ~~~~~~~~__,...~~~~~~ I SITE MAJOR NEEDS COST I ~Sc:hool9 I Adams "' Andersen I ~~~ I College Pant t Harborvtew Kar ec......~ ~ I ·, .. Renovated .. greer . boat will --wy_-td_e_r __ '-.. fOntinue the " If the sJwe. fits, its probably from Bryans Bryan Hemphill of Bryan f:L Ltd.(650-6856) is bavirig bis first . trunk show today featuring sh00s for men and women. The entire . line of Sebago shoes including Docksiders will be in the store t6day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. tropical tradition. in Newport Harbor Story by tlAa Oamikolas Photos by Marc Martin .. Most of the ~ebago shoes are made iri Maine and featuTe a wide range of sizes for hard to fit feet. Bryan Hemphill is the orfgi- ndl ow.ner oiHemphill's.Shoes~in Fashion Island. Bryan is focused on customer service, quality, and hard to fit sizes. It's located at 1727 WestcJilf Drive in Newport Beach. Th~ Tild Boat has taken on a new look, representtng the· Emerald Forest restaurant in Balboa. Newport Consign Design (642-8890) is celebrating seven years in business today at 270 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. The store promises great bargains on large and small home furnishings. With spring around the comer, Park Window Cleaning can help you out with your spring clean- ing. It's offering readers a 10% discount on all window cleahing through March. For a free esti-\ mate please call Bob Park at (240-9291) or (720-9101.) I t may have a refurbished, "rain forest" look, but it's got the soul of the Tiki B~at that's been cruising party-lovers around ~ort Harbor since the 1910s. The oat, known by locals as a place to party, was recently transformed into the •Emerald Forest Tiki Bocat". as a way of attrarting business for the bayside Emerald Forest restaurant and Fun Zone Boat Co., the owners of the Tiki Boat. a drink. But the bulk of the business will be private parties, birthdays and receptions, said Mike Harrah, director of ere-. a·tive development for Emerald Forest. The boat, whiCh also has.space for a band or disc jockey and- seats up.to 140 people, will charge individuals roughly $10 and up, depending on whether guests want cocktails _or a -sit-down dinner, Harrah said. · · Peter Stewart hand feeds Rupe~ a black .Wan off the stem of the 1Ud B9at. .good for_usbecause the boat sits a lot," he said. 11The dinner cruises wj.ll help." The floating tropical rain for est i's one of the .myriad of other charter boats. competing in New-: port Harbor, which has gained in popularity as a charter boat venue over the years. The height of the char- ter boat season starts in May with high school functiom, weddings and other occasions and runs ·The Tiki Boat was painted to match the rain forest-themed Emerald Forest restaur~t, comruote with vines crawI¥tg the ceiling of its enclosed lower deck and painted parrots and toucans. Hawaiian- style masks on the lower deck walls are identified a~ characters such as "Aquade- lf you're looking for evening do, god of wet stuff" or ~Marleymumba, Organizers plan to start tbi'ou h October hatter Ap · . i oug l-~~g~o~wn~s~,N~et~man~~lvfa.r~~cus~~7~5T.9~·=----l-t--9.ou...m..~l-Ul"1iSl " ways as a great se ec-Emerald Forest, which will cater its tion and it's showing its Spring own food on the boat, will draw from its Sept. 25, and already have·26 dinner cruises set up, Harrah said. s acks off until the Christmas parade, City Harbor Inspector Wes Armand said. evening gown collection today in the Couture Salon from 10 a.m. to own customers as passengers, announcing 6 p.m. Neiman Marcus is located to those waiting in line on busy summer Fun Zone, meanwhile, will receive a commission.off the per-person price, said Pun Zone boat captain Eric Stallcup. "It's 110n a typical February weekend, we might have, maybe 15 charters total," Annand said. •In May or June, it could be three times that." at Fashion Island in Newport days that they can take a cruise and have Beach. The Fairview Developmental Center is having its "spring ~u ti.que" beginning on Wednesday, March 13 from 8:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. in.the Fairview. Auditorium. There will be more than 40 crafters to shop from. · Fairview is located at 2501 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. The annual spring boutique is put on to help raise money for special programs at Fairview. Buck's Clock Shoppe (631- 3215) is having a sale on repro- duction grandfather and wall docks. The clocks are reduGed up to 50% off. Buck's Clock Shoppe is located at 1735 Westcliff Drive in Newport Beach. Barnes & Noble is offertng a tree parenting seminar Sunday · from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Local mar- riage, family and child counselor Rosalie Kfoury is having a dis-· cussion on the virtue of teaching values to children. Barnes & Noble (631-0614) is located at Thangle Square at 1870 I !arbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Envlr.onmental Landscapes ' Products (863-7001) is offering readers a Best Buy on 6-feet Hawaiian Kentia Ealms. The palms are on sale lor $75. Envi- ronmental Landscape Products is located at 3007 Main St. ln Irvine. ·• llEST BUYS appean Thursdays and Saturdays. call 540-1224, fax 646-4170. .. Rotatjans dopate trees .to loca~ youth ARBOR DAV: More than 2,000 weeping Chinese banyon trees were given to all third graders in public and private schools in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, satd Roger Gilbert, Newport- Balboa Rotary Club president. 11lis event continues a 33~ year-old club tradition which bas seen the distribution of more than 78,600 trees to thirdgraders for planting at their homes and public places. . POUCE APPllECIATION: You can join in appreciating the membeJS of the Newport Beach Police Deptartment by attending the Newport Hartior Chamber of. Commerce-sponsored Police Appreciation Breakfast on Tues- day, March 12, 1996 at the Sher· aton Newport Beach or by taking a Cop to Lunch on Friday, March 15. The breakfast salute to the men and women in blue costs $20 per person and lunch will be free for the officer if you dine at The Arches Restaurant owner Dan Marcheano said. Reserva- tions to the community wide breakfast can be obtained by calling 729-4400 and you can reserve an officer for lunch by calling Sgt Desmond 644-3662. TOWN & GOWN: UCLA Law School Professor David Alan Skiamky will speak on •Tue •• Jim de boom Future of American Justi~ itt the March 16th lunt!lb.eon meet- ing of UCI Town & GenVn. For information and reservations at $17 .50 call Teresa Camten at 645-9318. CLUB NEWS: Downtown Cos- ta Mesa Kiwanis Club member Rick Johnson presented ~tblete of the Month awards to ChrlsUne Dahle (soccer) -and Due Pluck (basketball) who were intro-· duced by coa.ches Jenny Tavarl.I and Tun Parcell of Estancia }ilgh School and Costa Mesa athletes Heather Brackett (soccer) and . Dan Lobdell (wrestling) who were accompanied by assistant principal Shella Harmon. The Harbor Mesa Uom Club will hold a Fashion Sem1nar at Nordstroms • South Coast Plaza at 8:30 A.M. on Saturday. March 23. Tickets are $10 per person, include a continental breakfast and can be obtained by calling Carol Van Holt at 962-0265. Keith Anthony, a Junior at Estancia High SchQol, won the StudenrSpeatcerConteStspon- so.red by the Costa Mesa Orange Cout Uon.t Breakfalt Club and received' a check in the amount of $50 as a club level winner. President Bob Josten present- .ed donation in the amount of $1,000 to SOS on behalf o{ the members of the ICJwaail Club of ~ewport Jleada. 1lw donation was matched by member Jack Mason @d additional food sup- plies were donated by Hank Swenerton. sanna a.ua MEITINGS nus COMING WEEK: Want to get more Involved in your community? Visit a service dub this week. Guests are wel· come and most clubs will buy your meal on your first visit. 1\llSOAY -1:15 A.M. -The Newport Beach Sunrise RQtary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club to hear from Robert · OeMetter on IR$ Audits. Noon -Costa Mesa Kiwanis Oub meets at the Costa Meta Community Center to hear Gwen Kuzz '"The 8'4 Problem•. ICiwanls Club. of Newport Beach meets at the Shark Island Y~ Club. f~ ,.M. Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons Club, ·the Fish Fry Club, will meet at the Costa Mesa Countl)' Club to distribute the thousand of dollars produced at the Fish Fry last June to local charities. WEDNESDAY -7:15 A.M. -South Coast ~tro Rotary.Club, the"Taste of Costa Mesa Oub'" meets at the Center Club. Noon -Soroptlmlst International Newport Harbor wUI meet at the Santa Ana Country Club for a business meet- ing. Costa Mesa Rotary Club, meets at Mesa Verde Country Club. The Exchaoge Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club for a "Magic Shbw" with Polly. 6:00 ft.M. - The Newport Balboa Rotary Oub meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yactit Oub to hear from Peter Case of Merrill Lynch on the Orenge County Bankruptcy. THURSDAY -7:00 A.M. -COSta Mesa-Orange COMt Breakfast Lions Club (fl~ at Mimi's cafe to hear from o ..... ld ~n on '"unning Hunger". ~ -)Wanis,Oub of Corona•l ~ Mar, meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub. The Exchange Club of Newport Hart>Qr, meets at Shark Island Yacht Club to hear from Bera Dordoni, Orange Chiropractic Health Center. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn for a program on the Circle K. The NeWport·lrvlne Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel for a St. Patrlcks Day celebration In song and story. WOK1"H REPEA11NG: From the bul- ltrt:ln of the Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach •1f you think you have no faults, that makes one more to add to your list." • COMMUNITY a Cl.UBS Is pobllshed every Saturday' In the Dally Pilot. Fax yqur sel'Vlce dub's meeting Information to 631-5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Qeach, 92660. Girl Scouts t;o conduct ~cJOtbing . drive county-wide ., ApproxiJDately 10,000 Girl Scou~ collect clothing to• support The Salvation Army's• drug rehabilitation services in: Orange County ln a county-Wide ·clothing drive . Girl Scouts·will cJjstribute plas·' tic bags iii their neighborhoods on Sa~y..and return to collect the ~gs of reusable clothing ne~! Saturday, March 16. The clothing. will then be taken to ·Salvation· Anny drop-off sites, including• several area churches, lending• the use of their parking lot for the day. The project will support The Salvation Anny's Orange County Adult Rehabilitation Center, the · counefs largest no.cost residen- tial drug and alcohol tr~atment . facility which . is funded solely through proceeds from local Sal- vation Army Thrift Shops. The Good Tum Clothing Drive coincides with the national Girl -Scouts-"Be-\'ourBest'Day;,._ a· ay when Girl Scouts across the country participate in local ser- vice projects to benefit their com~ munity. obituary Lincoln, longtime resident, Hoag supporter dies Jack Lincoln, a longtime Cos- ta Mesa resident and supporter of Hoag Memorial Hospital .. died Wednesday at Hoag fol- lowing a brief illness. lie was · 73. Services are planned 3 p.m. em.efl: al Park at 3500 Pacific View Dri- ve, Newport Beach. Mr. Lincoln was born Oct. 6,' 1922, in Council Blutfs, Iowa,· and attended Creighton Univer- sity in Omaha, Neb. He came to California in 1942 to study law at UCLA, Loyola University and Southwestern' University School of Law. He• enlisted in the U.S. Navy before· completing his. law studies and served his 'country in the South Pacific during World War Il. H e started a private law practice in 1953 speciali.ting in real estate· law until his retirement in 1984. Mr. Lincoln was involved in various. community organiza- tions, including .}he board of. dfiectors of AssoC:iates .of Hoag, Heart Institute and as a volun- teer chairman of the Costa Me~a Citizens Harbor ~Area Rescue• Team. -· He also served as a member and chairman of the Costa Mes~ n-affic Commission and tauglJl real estate adult education pft>. grams at Orange Coast College. Mr. Lincoln was also·involved in other community organizations in Long Beach, Los Cerritos and Anaheim. ~ ~ -~ Mr. Lincoln is survived by his wife of 42 years, Apr! Arnbom; daughter Jann Lincoln Geddes of Lexington, K"y.; sons Lawrence Lincoln of Seattfe, Wash., and Ronald Uncoln of Santa Barbara; as well as three grandchildren. The family asks· donations in Mr. Lincoln's memor.y be made to either Hoag Heart Institute. Hoag Cancer Center, ihe Jewish Foundation of Orange County, Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital (c/o El Bakal Shrine Temple) or Southwestern Unb , versity School of Law. . -By JelUiller Wo~ ~.... . Wllliam Lobdell. The same 24-O.lly Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, eost. hour 1nswering seNl(e ft\llY be Mell, CA. 92626. Copyright: No used to record letters to the ntwS stOtlef, lllustr.ilons, edlto- editor on any topk. rial l'NttM « ectv.rtlsements TEMPl!llAnml swell of 3 feet. VOL 90, NO. 49 AO DRESS herein can be ~uced with-:~rt Beach O\Jr address Is 330 W. Bay S~ out written permltllon Of copy-nou 1ltOMAS K. IOHNSON. Cost& Mes., Calif. 92627. right owner. Balboa PIJbllshef HOW TO 1EAOt US 63158 TODAY WIUJAM L090ILt.. Editor CQMECDQNS Costa Mesa First low SllVI MAW.I. It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt-OraalMloft 68157 5:35 a.m. 0.7 M1Nglng Editor ty correct •II errors of wtmanc.. The T1fMS Or•nge County Coront del Mar First high Ill YO«Ge, City Editor Please call 574-4233. TMnlc you. (800) 252-9141 66158 11:36a.m, 3.6 MARC MAlft"IN, Photo Editor En ,..,,..... .,..FOMCAIT Second low WGU!iliri, o.lt\td M2-567t 5:12 p.m. 1.) Direct« of Opefatlons-The NeWport B•ICM:osta Mesa LOCATION SIZE Dl:!Yi Piiot (USPS-14+80()) Is ~"42 .. 321 Wedge 2·lw Second high NOY Oi I i WCI. ....... 11:'40 p.m. ..7 Cl-"Mtd~ po lhd Mondev through Sat· N~ 2·3w urdly. In NeWport ltactl Ind NIM S40-122ie 81.ckles ~ 2"4 w • LANA JOll•DN. Spotts 64.2 .. ))C) IUNDAV l'romotlonf . Cost.I Mes.. -....nptJons.,. Rlwr:~ 2-4w only avlll ... by 1Ub9c:t1btf'9 to Newl; Spof11 fp w-4170 CdM 2·3w Flntlow PMMOD INAH. Controlltt the ltmes 0r.,. COUnty (IOO) E~: Flll7119"1cdgy.«>m i:Jla.m. Miami'~ Pr• Press ~.-.«, .... ' 252-9141. In ...... OUtlldt of ... C>Mc. Flnt high CAM.""'"' p~and Hwlport INdl lfld Co.ta Mesi, ........ Offtot 142 .. ll 1 t2:45 P.·M• 3.1 Olttrfbutloo ~'°"' to the Diiiy Piiot lulina F• '11-5902 ~kM otW ere av...,. by !Niii for ~~ . .,. S:D~. 1.8 . s 10 per month. SecDnd ct.. SICDlldh~ IJMDllS ttQ'DM ~~ttlWi.M ~-"COltf ~CA. ... ~ .-rnldn 642-«>86 (Prlclis lncMle Ill ~ =~=-~-YourClOI•'"**~ ~ w:~~!:"~~ Not•~=.,. e19Glt'.9fl td tt1d ~ to Edtl« The Nlwpcwt ~ Miii ,...,.. ....... An election where voters don't ,-.. . know their .T'S .from their U's . I • ; . B efore we .. to ~in Cali· 1fll~F-'llllfllrlr7"'.~"ir. ... Frl • Susan WrtfuOw, who's out, as she • lomia's March 26 }llimary, says, to j>addle Assemblyman Steye Forbes probably will Mickey Conroy in the race to ~ve tired of pouring millions of replace Gaddi Vasquez in the bis dollars down the drain. Third Supervisorial Dlstrlct. · . Pat BuchaMD won't be able to 't Personally, anybody who is out nUse any more ~ns to pour, to banish Scott Baugh, Mickey and Bob Dole would be violating <;:onroy and Bob Doman is aces in fiederal election law if he did my book. , spend any m~ millions. After brief speeches by the can- So by the time wbat's.Jeftof the dicJates, and presentation of cam- Republican presidential campaign paign checks by Women it) Lead- wheezes into Califorrua in the next ership chair Karen aatlc. the floor week or two, it will be pretty much was OJ>en for questions. · toothless. Oh, sure, Bucharuu\ will I couldn't resist asking what get out the black hat and rifle he martin they thought of Measure S. At first, seems to think make great photo Sanchez couldn't remember what Qps, and Bob Doman will be oral-it was. When she did, she said she ing in a parking lot near you. tv{o knew what Measure U was thbught El Toro should be convert- . But we'll have to wait for the (expanding the Board of Supervi-. ed because it would bring lots .. GOP convention in August fot any sors from five to nine)! more people in to visit Disneyland. action. Nine of 15 knew about Mea· Withrow, a Mission Viejo city The convention will be quite a sure T. but only three could cor-· council member, was for S, of spectacle, a giant tantrum. but redly state what it wa9'(massive cowse, but she didn't seem a things should be pretty quiet changes in the style, method and fanatic about it around here come March 26 . .And strudW'e o~ cou,bty govem.rnent). Age, twice mayor of Cypress, tbat is a shame. Only seven M1hf'? 15 knew that was finnly against it. Wrth no sizzling council or Measure S, if passed. could make • Marilyn Brewer was trapJ>ed in school board races to drag us to it virfually impossible for the coun-a committee meeting in Sacramen- the polls, the lack of interest in to convert El Toro into a civilian to, so an assistant in her local Ulings_presidential will have a. ter-.+:aiiJX>lt----+-u&1~-o>tawiiv~~· Lbll;e-tt,-gamely-too!Hhe rible effect on local elections. <At a luncheon ThW'Sday, hot seat. . . Even in the hottest campaigns, Women In Leadership (WIL) intro-Honestly,· I wasn't trying to our voter turnout records are dis-duceci the four candidates it is sup-embarrass Stacy. She's a very mal. With the GOP nomination porting in this e),ection: lovely, very bright young lady. · _ basicaily a done deal, issues vital • Marilyn Brewer -a founder of -well, you see,· she said, "the to the future of'Orange County the group -who faces only token district includes both this area and may well be decided by the lowest opposition for her 70th llistrict patts of Irvine and South County twnout in history. · : Assembly seat (Costa Mesa, New-and ... " Long pause. Specifically, there are Measures port Beach, Irvine. Tustin and •And?" S;T and U, plus some critical runs points south). "Well, she hasn't taken a posi- for the Assembly, the Senate and • Cecilia Age, who~ running to tion on this one way or the other,• the Board of Supervisors. knock Scott Baugh out of his Stacy said uncomfortably, but dis- You know about Measures S, T l'l!Cen-purchased 67th Assembly playing splendid footwork. and U, right? If you do, you're bet-District seat. Unfortunately, I fear top many ter than most of the electorate. I • Loretta Sanchez of Anaheim, people in this part of Marilyn's dis- did a Fred Poll on those issues who's fighting to be the Democrat~ bict will do the same. · and the results were dreaful. ic candidate against Bob Doman • ~ MMnN'S column runs eitefY Thursday and Saturday. Out of 15 registered voters, only in November. -------- \Ill/ IN/\/ \\JI ~·Famous Brand Rugs I 4!3" x 6' retail • $1099 Factory Sale Price • $399 Other Sizes Available. Pood While Supplies Last. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-S Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa '• o .... ~ ~-----------------, I IRISH SODA BREAD I I 1/2 PRICE! I I When You I I Purchase Any I I Sandwich. Loaf, 1 I-_ YoJLLucky I I Leprechauns! I I ~ ! I ~ I One Coupon Per 1 1 I Sunflour Natural Bakery customer I 427 E. I 7th St. Expires 3/13/96 I Costa Mesa • 646-1440 .I L-----------------r ' SATURDAY, MAROi 9, 1996 AJ briefly in the news Woman escapes attempted rape in.· arldngagarage searched the area, but didn't find . the suspect, Gogerty said. that eventually ended up also involving officers fri>m Huntington Beach, Newport Beach. Irvine and A 25-year-old Orange woman was assaulted in the parking struc- ture of niangle Square Thwsday by a man who allegedly put a knife to her throat. threlltened to • kill her and attempted to rape her, police said. The victim was walkfng to her. CM at 4:30 p.m. in the under- ground parking lot of the shopping ond ~tertainment center in the 1800 bloCk of Newport Boulevard when a man grabbed her from behind and turned her around, Costa Mesa police said. The man pulled a six-inch knife out of bis ~et and held it to the women's throat, then told her to be • quiet.or he would kill her, Costa Mesa P,Olice Sgt. Les Gog~rty said. The man unbuttoned his pants and put her hand on bis groin area and fondled her breast, police said. The man also grabbed and fon- dled her groin, according to police. When the man heard someone nearby,_ he allegedly °told the vic- tim she was lucky, then . left through the·north doorway of the -parxmgio , Gogerty saia. The vic- tim called police who then The MSailant is described as a 30-year-old male Latino, 5 feet 9 inches tall,.190'}>0UDds:.with black hair that was slicked back and a moustache, He had a gold cap on his front tooth and a thick, gold chain aroWld his neck. He also had a gold earring stud in his left ear. H& was wearing a white T-shirt, black pants and black tennis shoes. -By Carolyn Miller Long Beach. as well as Orange County Sheriff's d~·--:::.=="·00 said. The chase went through the wliversity, into Seal ~ch and down Paci'fic Coast Highway all the way to Newport Beath before windin9 around the BalbOa Peoin- sulc,, King said. .... The pursuit returned to Coast Highway and contl!>ued south to Dana Point before circling back to h MacArthur Boulevard and Ford Six-city, police c ase Road in Newport Beach where the ends in.Newport van struck a curb at 2:01 a.m .. King said. · A 17-year-old driving a stolen Two men ran out of the car and Chevy van led police on a six-city were caught by Orange County coastal chase early Friday, wind-Sheriff's canines, King said. ing through the streets of the Bal-Both the 17-year-old, who was boa Peninsula before being driving the car. as well as bis pas- caught, Cal State Long Beach senger, Khieem Gray, 25, of Playa police Lt. Judi King said. Del Rey, were booked for grand The chase, which started in theft auto, Long Beach Police Cor4 Long Beach and ended in New-poral Hany Erickson said. port Beach, began at 1:07 a.m. at a The 17-year-old was not identi- 7-Eleven near Cal State Long tied because of his age. Beach, King said. · Gray was taken to Long Beach University police ran the tags of city jail, where he is being held in a vcua leaving the parking lot when lieu of $21,493 bail. while the it seer_ned to cl!ange direction after teenager was taken to Los Padri- ~~~. J<Jng_said. _._...,!S.. juvenile. detention -eenter'.--- The van turned.out to be stolen, Erickson said. • and campus police began a pursuit -By nna Damikolas FR EE AT LAST!! Free Yourself From •.• • Restrictive Diets •. • Food Cravings • Feeling Hungry ------ ' • Missing Class Reunions nd O ther Important Events With the Program Using the Safe and Effective Phen-Fen Medications ---------------------------· \ $1 5·· Off lnitia/'Visit ,'' ~ with Coupon EX,,trt'f l1161'Jt! College Hospital Walle-In Medicine Center 27'i Victoria, Costa Meo.a 548-5872 WHY HIDE YOUR HEIRLOOMS ' AWAY IN SOME DARK CLOSET? 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Deferred maintenance includes major repairs and replacement to school equipment, including heat- ing systems, roofs, asphalt and lights. wwe're not talklng frills here,~ Bernd said this week. w1 thiRk Pvery teache r has Tue right to be in <.1 class where the roof doesn't leak. I think every 'student has the right to bf> in a class that's heated when it's cold." At Adams Elementary School, iPachers turned off the heaters th.is winter when the furnace blew dust rtnd de brts into lhe classrooms. Students were told to wear eX'tra, tayers o1 clothing to Cheir cold ·, 1ooms. Al Newport ~ Harbor H1g.h School, student bathrooms are so lOI roded ,. man y teens reportedly wc111 oU day to use facilities off n1mpu!>. But school officials haven't hdrpe<I on the maintenance .ISs ue until recently As one , resident ctS kecl board members Last month, why dtl' '\he maintenance prob- lems suddenly an issue? . .... Bernd said he woul!'be in favor of establishinq an endowment fund so the diS\:rict could use the interest to help pay maintenance costs each year -but only after lhe district takes care of its current nee<fs. •we have an obligation to future students, but we also bave an obligation to the kids with us now," he said. "They deserve good conditions for teaching and learning." .. .. . ------~-·-----------------------;. Co~ ~ stlll owe Ne.w· r-------·-------------------------------;' .J>Ort·Meta Unified more tlwi S8 : " l million trom the county bankrupt-: ... cy. SOme ICbOol omdia1i Mid they 1 I have heani rumon that the dilt:rict : : could receive $C million as soon as l : . this summer and they want to : : spend that money on deferred : 1 maintenance. • l : Bernd said he would recom-l r mend any money received from : : the county be put in a.n endow-1 : ment or trust fund to pay for future · l • • ri1ainteMnce needs. l : Newport-Mesa Unified isn't the l : only disb'ict battling a deferred : : maintenance monster: : : "We've got schools tbat are 1 : 30 years old and older," said • l • Orange ~nified School Dis~ct : : ,trustee JiJn Fearns. ·w~·ve got : : a $1~ million nee'd for air condi-: : tioning and heating' equipment ·; • . -------------------1 and we just don't have the L------------------------------·------------------------------· . money in our maintenance pro-als h ment problem. gram. because the state has reduced 1he Newport-Mesa offici ave If more classroom space· is ww • all · through the amount they give us and are only put the Costa Mesa High farm sale ffi....:.1~ will ere gomg on bold for several months while needed. school 0 u.cw> need same maintenance problems paying a fraction of what they can ll to find even more funds. e very other district in California is-by law," Peams said. ... they tackle an increasing enro - Newport Harbor M·ontessori Cente • .,.. > p·reschool • Kindergarten "Academic Excellence in Hannony with Young Uves" ...fyU_Tlme.!brt Tlme. !.Yur Ro~d Ages 2 to 6 • 7:00 a.rp. to 6:00 p.m. • Education to prepare young heans and minds for lhe challenge of life • Experienced, cenified, Montessori teachers • Individualized academic instruc11on • Extensive extracurricular programs (art. music, computers, gymnastics, French & dance) • Hot lunches 650-3442 425 ~1 I 8lh Street • Co ta Mesa F R E E IMPROV CLAS S • ' ' Inetracto • profeMiocual actor MONDAYS M~CH 11, 18 A 2_! 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But many needs IPll1dlfl, officials Sdy "In my opm1on, the problems cllf' c;o SPVere that lhey !>hOUld be ,1d<lr<·5sed on almost dn e mer· rwncy bds1s, • Bernd said . "l Uunk peuplc> want to st>e the problem t1ddrC'SSPd. • I But mdny commurt1 ty members <11e concerned dl>out selJmg one of the district's most valuable assets to pay for maintenance. Even If the "chool d1stncl pays its current maintenance ta b, rt won't be able to cover future mainte nance prob- lems. Stc1te fundm!J for deferred mttrntenance progrruns has contin- 11cd to decrease, and schools can only pay so much out of their tight gen<>rdl fund. Community me m- ber'> c1re clamoring for a long-tenn solution "Once the fann is gone, it's gone," one pare nt said, scolding board members at lhe Feb. 27 board meel:!.ng "What are you going to do an 15 years when there dfe even more maintenance prob- lems? Wtll you keep selling our children's future?~ Every year, Newport-Mesa racks up about $1 million worth of additional mdlfltenance n~ - and only hall ts funded. The d tStrict sold a 36-acre site off Jamboree Road in 1984 for $15 million. AU of the m oney was used to batl the distnct out of its maJilte- nance burden. Now school officials are in the same predicament 12 years later. Tff E OTHER BERYL Many people show incteased interest In aquamarine when they ltnd out 111a1 It belongs to the same family (beryl) as emerald. The tact of the matter Is that aquamarine does r,ot have to rely on dropping names of famous relatives It ls a beauty In Its own right, possessing a clear blue transparency. 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At A Seminar, Entltted, 'WEALTH: HOW TO' KEEP IT •.. HOW TO ENJOY IT NOW ... " . ' Topics Will include: · Li'lf!.idating Your Business: Tax Strategies for Business People & Real Estate Ownas; Long Term Care Planning; Wealth Replacement; and Chari.table Gift·Strategks. \ The expeffs are.' Kslll& A. RoNnbauna, Beq., .ROffn6aa• 4 Dlelal; Rohrl ~ tlolut, Neat lbr* ~ Sheridan MnAelman, Slanidan WlnA•lnlan 4 Co.; Giid JlalU..W .,,._,.In, tle111Wa Nalloltal hlilL JllAe Grtutw~ Nt1111 Yori JA(e wU be IM II~ atrport would indeed bring the problems Newport ,Beach resi- dents are experiencing into So'lth County. •Tue root of any oppo5ition to an airport is fear of noise,• said David Ellis, a consultant for the anti-Measure S campaign. To a certain extent, South County resicjents say they are already experiencing a dose of what extensive air traffic would be like. Homeowners in certain sec- tions of Leisure World have to stop in mid-conversation when a mili- tary F18 rues overhead, said Mea- sure S co-<;hair Bert Hack. · "It aepends on the time of da.y and where in Leisure World you live,• Hack said. Min the Gate 14 regia.. west of ~oulton, many of"" the homes have double-pane wm- dow5. • ' • Military planes are noisier, con- redes fellow Measure S co-chair Bill .Kogerman. But an airport operciting 24 hoW'S a day equates to far more departures and land- ings 'than what the area currently experiences. Measure S op_ponents.say there is no . com..J>arison between the -; noise at Jc5hn Wayne Airport ahd . no~e which would reach homes .--near-El 'Toro-if the-base became~ commercial airport. ComD)ercial planes are considerably less noisy than military plane9', they claim. Measure S foes also. say there is no South County equivale"ncy to Santa Ana Heights since an 18,000-aqe buffer zone will keep homes out Qf the high decibel areas. The base wos there well before develop~nl, Measure S foes argue, and state -legislation has tried to ensure the base and its neighbors would co-exist harmo-.,. .cm .,lOLE' BREAXFAST • LUNCH •SPECIALTY COFFEES• • .___._• .WAIERfRONI OJNING • OPEN OAILY 7AM-4PM • 723-0616. 634 UDO PARK ORJVE NEWPORT BEACH ... niously. ·As h~ began to be built. the Califom1a .Environmental Quality Act~ sure that they couldn't be built ... r. Beach will be affected, according to Barbara Uchman, an attorney and executive 4irector of the c:fti- zen Airport Working Group. ~ ~ loud area,. •1n the long run'" there wUl be Ellis said. ' • Both sides ctte enormous change; there would . =~ ~~ have to ~JAX cata handle off as far as noise is any more tnghts and Lang . concerned. Mea-n;..-ch AJr rt 'l .&.. t sure S supporters ~ , ~ Can , SO Wna , say ~ Toro would • ' are you going to do? ... • ~ require realigned runways. If. that -BARBARA UCHMAN happens, propo- nents say, airplanes could end up departing or landing over any nUIIiber of Orange County cities including Irvine, Laguna Hills, even Corona del Miir. · A map in .a pro-S mailer shows red arrows Oaring off from the El Toro Marine Base. •All cities sh6wn above could be severe'ly 4:npacted by the man- dated ... airport,• the mailer reads. "Only ~ S offers the pro- tection our commu:Oities ~eed to preserve our quality of life." Jbe qpposition says the map is a deliberately misleadin1J cam- paign trick. Aviation experts and the El Toro Reuse Planning 'Authority have coti9uded the base's existing runways can be used. They argue that the Federal Aviatioa Ad.miBistration would never permit the takeoffs and landings suggested by Measure S supporters. The pas_sage of Measure S wol.1.ld essentially block any activ- ity at El Toro, North County resi-· dents argue. · By law, John Wayne AfrpOrt is required not to exceed its current annual passenger capacity. If, after the year ·2005 the airport is forced to expand to meet increas- ing demands. all areas of Newport . A larger or busier John Wayne means the communities of Dover Shores and Balboa Island will become noise belts, Liebman said. "In the long run, there will be enormous change; there would have to be,• Liebman said. "LAX can't handle any more nights and Long Beach Airport can't, so ~hat. are you going to do?" MOON· PARK CONTINUED FROM A 1 ... . when be stepped on the moon. 8ut the day~ of thb land- mark in the quiet Mesd Verde neigbbotbood may be num bered i1 a 'few residents who call the moon unsightly and unsafe.have thelr way. At a January meeting, the city Parks and Recreation Commission approved the removal of the cement moon at the reqµest of residents, who complft.in it blocks their view of their kids playing on the new tot lots, which were installed a few months ago, said Keith VanHolt, the city's director of community services. MWe created our own prob- lem,· VanHolt said of the lunar ial.OIU& 11111571a11no11s AL ADAMS MORENO, Private Detective 3535 Each Pacific Q>ast Hwy, Ste. 356 corona del Mar, CA 92625 USA . t'lf4J 525-J956 IJfOJ 559"'880 Voice Mail: 714.833.5711 May, We suggest: HEALTHY llAOGRAM Pager: 714.804.7200 Taste . of the • OW.;.~ID Beach · • Mediterranean Chicken ·Lamb.Honey Sauce w/almonds • Roasted Quall • Bastla Au Poulet • Couscous V~etable CASABLANCA BISTRO .. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1996 AS dilemma-which rose for the first time &ince the cement trib- ute lafu,ted at the park. "We could use the tax mon- ey better than destroying · something that is part of the community," Palme said. "The parents should maybe move the11 body. • "I'll help circ.'\llate the peti- ThA plan is that after the moon is qemolisbea -at an e'stimated cost of $15,000 -the park's niame will officially switch from •suburbia One Parle~ to "'Moon-Park· and a plaque or smaller piece of the cement moon will be in installed in the old moon's place, he said. tion.· . -,~ • The motion to demolish the moon 01ay not go anywhere, 1 •. VanHolt says. It "I ipcluded in the commission's budget needs, which will be reviewed The irony of this plan isn't lost on many. and prioritized by City· Manag- er Allan Roeder, who will then "If you take the moon out of Moon Park,· it wouldn't be Moon Park,• said longtime res- ident and youth sports activist Mike Scbeafer. "I am CIJ>solute- ly willing to sign the (scout's) petition." forward the budget Co the City ~ · Council for approval, he said. • : Nltncy Palme, another long- time Mesa Verde resident, agrees. 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' Meditative movements to beJp ~uc:e stresS 1n our bodies ·in a workshop by Unda Stephens todAy in the Sci~ce of Mind .P.dU' cation Center, 901 Dove Street, Suite 145, Newport Beach. Coffee 1£ served at 9:30 a.m., workshop is 10 a.m. to noon. Donations at the door. IQ!ormatioo: 646-3199. FORE1GN POUCY DISCUSSION with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.,' by the Rev. Gail Miller at the 10:30-. today, Sunday, Tuesday and March 16 and 17 at the JCC Menorah Theater, 250 E. Baker at '(he comet o1 Red.hill 1n Costa Mesa. Tickets are $15 with senior and Jt,Udent discoW\ts. Reserva- tions and information: 755-0340. I • SPECIAt SERVICES Weekly discussion sess}Qns based on the "Great DedAons · LENTEN SaMaS Study Guide" (available for $11) at • Christ Church by the Sea ··"'11 St Mark's Presbyterian Church, at ww the comer of Eastbluff and Jam-observe the season of Lent boree in Newport Beach. The ses~ through. March 24 with a sermon s1ons .are • held on ~onday series by Pastor David Lehmberg e~nings Iii March and are f pen to Wled •Questions Pilate Asked." I.He public. Call 644-1341 for more The SW\day services are held at Ulformation. 9:30 a.m . in tlte sanctuaiy and HEALING BROKEN HEARTS include .. .special music pr~ted A divorce recovery workshop by tl}e. chancel ~oir and instru- by \(meyard Christian Fellow~hip ~en~. A spe~ Lenten study, m Costa Mesa. ~t pastor Portraits of Jesus m ~e Gospels" and single parent, Mike 'Samett, will be -pr~nted each Wednes- will leaC:l lhe. lecture and small-4ay evening, 7:30 p.m. Sunday group discussion, The fourth Night Alive, Ule evening service unnu~ !eminar runs trom 7 to 9,.. with 14th. Sf Gospel 8and and p.m. Tuesday evenings through. informal worship is held at 6:30 fv1arch 26. Child-care services p.m. VlSito~are welcome at Christ offered with pre-registrations. Church by 'tlte Sea, 1400 W. Bal- lnlonnation: 556-8463. boa Blvd. For more info~tion, LECTURE SERIES call 673-3805. ~ Newport Beach Higashi Hon-· ' Udl'iji .Buddhist Temple's. Dha.rma. S<>9ety presents a lecture and dis- cussion series conducted by a Huddhist priest at l :30 p.m. Sun- day at the temple, 254 Vjctona St., < 'osta Mesa. Call 722-1202. CONCERTS/ ENTERTAINMENT BEAU JEST SERMONS AND·_;_ SPEAKERS . GROWING . . MARTVG<>fn Christian Music Recording artist .. Marty Goetz will be at the Costa M~ Seventh Day Adven· tist Church, 271 Avqcado St, Cos- ta Mesa Saturday at 7 p.m. Come and receive a spiritual blessing - free to the public. For more infor- mation, call 548-6596. • LENT IN TH~ FMT LANE Instead of gtvµig something up for Lent, the Rev. Conrad Nordquist, Rector of St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, is advo-I eating taking something on -a program sponsbred by the Diecese of Los Angeles called H Lent in the Fast Lane." The s~ons are facil- itated by Cliff Nunn, Chtistian.. Education Director at St. John's, and will include a reflective story, scripture and square.table discus- sions as we • try to discern how scripture applies to our daily lives. · The six-week program meets on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 _p.m. Ttieprogram is offe7ecfto j)eople of all faiths. Information: 548-2237. LENTEN PROJECT Saint Michaels and All Angels Episcopal Church is collecting warm clothing for the Oglala Sioux Indian Tube in South Dako- ta. Bring any clothing donations - sw~aters, coats, jackets, etc. -to the church, 3233 Pacific View Dri- ve, Corona de! Mar each Sunday during Lent. Call 644-0463 for .... MAAC MARTIN I DAILY P1LOT Gary Barmore Is Fairview's senior pastor. tion and discuss 'those with the dresses and hats to shorts and a .. co=.on. suits. . I.~ + NG SERMONS: He +MISSION STA'TEMENt. To &,, will be di.scussing the people live out christian faith that is t~" who came in contact with both warm-hearted and open-p • ·~ Jesus prior to his crucifixion minded, inviting others to join I·· and-resurrection. -us.in ceJebr~ve worship, care t~ . _ · + OUTREAot PRoGRAMS: for the earth, service to f,., Congregation members assist humanity and love for one I'• SOS and FISH. The church another. 1 gr<WVS ~community garden +VISITOR'S NOTE: Visitors I!. and then donates the produce are encouraged to sign in, so •" to charitable organizations. that a follow up letter may be i '. • +WELCOME WAGON: The sent out. 1., congregation is very friendly +INTERESTING NOlE: Bar-I·· and there is a refreshment more has been. the pastor for 11 • time after the service. the past 20 years. I + DRESS~ Anything from By Julie Vlk.er · : ·; t -' • L------------------------. 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Th (7l4) '4t-3189 Dr ................ , • ., To~ II To C..; To C... It To 00. Brue9 Van Blair, Minister Sunday Wot1hlp 8:15 & 10AM Chutch School 9AM Adult -9:45 Chlldiwn Chlld c.,. Provldec;f 644-7400 611 -· Coron. Oii Mir PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH . Fallln1 Down, M~ Up, · ••• f illln&. f orwuell 'for infonnation on the <Religious 'Directory 'Please Call .. :Kristin 'Bennan • " . . SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1996 . 9Jlenin~t at Soiitli eoast RepertorY is like ci fariiilY ·.gathering South Cout Repertory 'The- atre is a 0>m.mun1ty trea- sqre. U you haven't attended a perform• at the Costa Mesa productiotlW>\ise, "The Th.ming of the Shrew," which runs • tl\fough March 31, would be an Ettcellent Wlllf to spend a few hours. Por pwists, plan on a bit of Shakespearian shock. For those who love the daring, plan to be ~ enthralled by director Mark. Ruck~r's imaginative tra,nsfdrma- tion of the elastic comedy into a new (and old) 1950's American Setting. Not one word of the original p{ay bas been adapted to tit the new ~ckground, allowing the s~g to lend a different laugh- • ter to the well-fmown story. In the end, as Shakespeare intend- ed, the audience comes away with the feeling that nothing in life is ever reany what it seems on the surface-. The other part of the SCR ma9ic, aside from the. very prO- fessional productions that have enriched this community for many years, is the wondedul . experience of attending an open- ing night on the mainstage in Co.slA.Mesa. SCRhaAbecome more of a family gathering than a traditional theatrical experience. Supporters of the artiStic direction of David Emmes and Martin Benson are nothing less than passionate about the small theater. It is, as they say in show business, ·~their blood.~ And, they would have it no other way. So, opening nigh.tin Costa Mesa is, to tty and capture the e'JJ)erience for tli0se not yet part of the SCR family, a little bit like being invited to the home of a friend for cocktails and dinner and getting to enjoy a world-· dass production as part of the package. Not a bad package. Arriving at the front door by 7:30 p.m. is mandatOry. The cur- tain is at 8 p .m ., however, the champagne flows and hors ' d'oeuvres are served for a little pre-theater mingling one does not want to miss. Naomi Grabel, Crlstofer Gross and Madeline Porter, the promoters for the' th~ ater; greet the cirrlvirlg crush., Produring Artistic Director Emmes is in the lobby sharing conversation-with-l&yal-friends like Arden Flamson, Barbara and Jim Glabman, Martlyh and · Tom Sutton. Catherine T!!ven and Blllur Wallerich. It's a cock- tail party par excellence. There is excitement in the air. The feeling is like a little New York opening with a Midwe~small-town fla- vor thrown in the mix. It's the kind of synergy that inspired men like Walt Disney. Main street America meets the avant garde future with no holds barred. The'very best of . what Orange County -its peo- ple, its culture. its phllosophyof life -bas to off er. I was proud to be in the crowd. The electric:ity zapped me. What's more, it zapped my 10- year-old daughter, Sabrina, my date for the opening affair. I was hesitant to bring the child to "The Taming of The Shrew" in the first place, but decided to chance it. As I ventured over to the hors d'oeuvre table for anoth- er p~ of lavosh ( a biblical cracker of sorts) and Swiss, Sab- . rina started socializing. She found one·of her teachers from Newport Elementary, and· they w~e practically clicking champagne glasses by the time I returned with the cheese. Sud- denly, the 10-year-old was part of the magic. She belonged in the crowd. Other p~ents brought thej.r childrel1 as well, and instead of seemintJ like invisible, small pre- adults, the kids at once seemed to fit in as kids, attending the theatei: to experience a little Sbakespea.re. How lucky for them. The eight o'clock curtain .slippeq to around quarter past the hour. No problem, the family of guests were a little slow in leaving the reception. • Hal Schultz, president of the SCR board community of sup- port, left lii.s seat to address, the crowd on stage, thanking them for their support, and the sh9w began h.s the full house settled into their plush, gray felt $eats for two hours of Shakespeare-ll)eets- Elvis-on-the-way-to-a-Sandra- Dee-concert. · The silence in the hall througho~e performance was .indeed indicative of the level of concentration. Silence pwictuat- ed by much laugbter, i should· say. But 'fhen the opening night crowd'was~'t howling, you could bear a pin drop. Even from the 10-year-old crowd like Sabrina. 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We tolve the& . and the sweet Sister in a state of -confusion, I -asked Sabrina if she had really grasped the stOry. . since the dialogue is tough to fol- low for an adult lacldng an ear . for Shakespeare, let alone a bad anim$ then. 1' there sup- posed to' be dinner now?• sl::ie asked • • Y~ SaJ>rina, there is dinner.~·-- Right outside·in the courtyard.· r ' said. "Shall we go?• child, • SabJina and I joined Mark Chapin Jolmson, Jils flance Bar- bara H.Uler, and a host of other late-night society supporters of SCR for a little pasta and ceasar salad in the courtyard, tallong Shakespeare and life, on a Satur- •No problem,• she exclaj.rned, "The shrew was not such a shrew after all. Kate was in love with Petruchio, and they proba- bly lived happily ever after.• "You ar~ aware ~t they did- n't ride off int9 the sunset on motorcycles in the ~e ·of Shake- speare, the author?/ I said in response. • • - d~y night in Costa M~, Califor- rua. • a.w. c.OoK·s columns run Thundays and Saturdays. 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Jack Lem- mon, Richard Lewis and Rita Rud.Der are among the cele bs expected to bring their -shiny Holly- wood selves-to-Newportior the dty'siirsrannua International Film Fe$tiVal in a couple of weeks. ~ The three star in #A Weekend in the Country," .. l>illed as a romantic comedy that will premiere at the Big Newport theater on March 2~ OTY PERSISTENCE The Costa Mesa City Council continued its ~ au$Ade to get a sports complex built on the for- mer Costa Mesa High School farm site by voting unanimously in favor of the proposal and putting 'the onus on the Newport-Mesa Unified School District to pursue the project. The future of the farm site remains in limbo, however, since the school district board of trustees briefly consid- ered-but then shelved in light of a public out- cry--selling the farm site to a home developer. Costa Mesa city leaders need to continue to pressure the school district to stick to the three- agency sports complex idea -and to rally"com- munity support for this project. • r------------------------------------, • I -losses I I I I •• I CHARl.EY HESTER ~- Cons~ate~bilantfiropist Charles__J Hester, who died last week at age 82, wa.s : always willing to donate his money or : time to worthy ca~. He.was ~arly : committed lo helping the arts -he and his : wife gave the Orange County Pel:fonning : Arts Center $1 mjJHon -and sick children : -CHOC was a favorite benefic:Wi' of the l Hesters' generosity. Though he suffered ·l health problems throughout his life, his : big heart remained strong as gold. : I I L------------------------------------j , SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1996 - ..... '\ -------=~~the readers: hotline COMING. ·ro RON'S DE°f"EN.SE . 111 .. • -- ;-M any say county should.: pay former budget µirector's legal bills A bout my dad, Ron Rubino. I think that without a · w doubt my dad's legal bills should be paid for. I can think of probably a thousand reasons why, but most important is that he didn't do anything wrong and he deserves-the right to prove it. . AUSON RUBINO Newport Beach I wanted to thank you for today's artiae. l appreciate you dealin9 with it from a personal level, about-my friends. I jus{ wanted to say that my friends and my family nave been won- derful. • Everybody has been very h elpful to me and very support- ive. That helps you get through a situation like this. I hope people will understand and vote 'yes' in terms of the legal fees. I feel I deserv~it. I feel I did my job and I think I did an exceptional job for 20 years by being the budget direc- tor and relying on other informa- tion provided by department heads. . I have been accused of some- thing that is not true and not appropriate. .... I have done nothing WTong and I hope the board of supervi- sor&willapprove my legal fees. Thank you very much. I'll be interested to see how citizens vote on this. I appreciate your coverage. RON RUBINO Newport Beach #Should county officials pay the legal fees of Robert Rubi- no ... " \The March 6, 1996 article in the Daily Pilot contains no evi- dence that any county officials have expressed a desire person- ally to foot the legal bill for Rubino. What must be asked is, "Shoul<! you and I, the county taxpayers, pay the legal fees of Robert Rubino ... • Whether the · C}DSwer is "yes" or •no,• lhe question ought to ~curately posed to elicit an accurate response. MARIA L HEDGES Balboa I believe the county officials should pay all the legal fees of Ron Rubino and I don't pai:ticu- larly like the question because the question implies that he is guilty . I don't believe he's guilty. The question should be tephrased but I do believe that county showa pay bis fees. - ' HARRY KNOTI'S Newport Beach' I-think the county should defi- nitely pay for Ron Rubino's legal . . . very unfair situ.a ti on. IRV GOLDBEJG Newport Beach I definitely feel the county officials should pay the legal fees for him. CHRISTIE BENNE1T Newport Beach The allegations are that Rubi- no committed two crimes while in the service of the county and his legal fees should be paid by himself or his pension plan or in the absence of that he can go to Legal Servlces of Orange Coun- ty and they will provide the excellent defense· (or him, which he so richly deservl!s. MAXWELL POSEY Corona del Mar. .. I support Ron Rubino as a fine member of the community and somebody who in my opin- ion is being victimized by the district attorney and the ongoing fees. -GLOJllA SULUV roblems assooated with the Corona del MAariV-+-"'bankruptcy. -• - I believe the Orange County supervisors should pay for tha legal defense fees of ANY coun- ty employee, Ron Rubino includ- ed, who is innocent of charges against him or her. Innocent until proven guilty is the phrase we hail. However, the lives of these people are devas- tated the day they are indicted, not if and when they are found In my opiruon Rubino has been a·fine member of our com- mun.i.ty. He has always been , . supportive of causes here. and in all probability has done· absolutely nothing wrong in the course of his work with the county over the past 20 years. PETE .PAI..LETl'E Balboa I'm a friend of Ron Rubinos and I do believe that the county to be guilty. Once acquitted, their reputations remain tar- nished in the eyes of many. • should support him and pay for • his legal fees. CAROLADAMi Newport Bea Al~}l they have done no _ WTong, they1~e penniless. There is little that me county can do to restore their reputations and the faith that people place in them but the least it could do is pay for their defense fees to keep them from total financial ruin. JANINE BARAN Newport Beach I think we need to take care of Ron Rubino's situation and ask the county to pay his legal • fees. I think he's been pickeq out as a fall guy and I think it's a . • l vote fon Ron Rubino. That is. 1 believe tl:te county should pay his legal expenses in this currenl situation. PATKJtON! Newport Beach 1 support Rubino. I believe that they bav·e to help on the delense and the county is sup- posed to pay for this. • CARLOS MASINI Costa Mesa • andidate clarifies position on IRWD waste water plan -. 'H investigating the facts ... is a crime, I'm guilty as charged,' says Assembly can- didate Marge Pantzar. not objectively looked at both sides of the issue is that you refer to the proposed tertiary water as sludge. The water in the harbor is closer to sludge at the end o'f a weekend than would be the Back am writing in response to Tony Dodero's Political Agenda col- umn that appeared March 4th the Daily Pilot regarding DlK ~~·tion on the IRWD WetlandS atwSu~- ~ Apparently the fact that I ha<1 )iecided to do some research -:J>etore taking a position on the froject is troublesome to you. " First of all. I am running for e 10th Assembly District. which a constituency of more than 212,500 citizens. Bay after implementation. The District includes not just Dr. Jack Skinner, the most Udo and Unda Isles, but all or vocal opponent to the project, has parts of Costa Mesa. Irvine, Lagu-his own data on the harbor Bay to na Beach, Laguna Hills, Lake For-substantiate this statement Ask 85t,,.Saata.Anaf.:iustin and-New--.i....u.iiu.Jocal.swfers. divers and.swim port Beach, where both incumbent mers. Marilyn Brewer and I reside. The coliform content (bacteria I made my d.edslon regarding indicative of human waste) in the this project after having talked to IRWD's tertiary water will be opponents of the plan, IRWD engi-1/200th to 1/500th the concentra- ·neeo, and independent engineers. tion of tl)at whJch already exists One indication that you have when the Back Bay's coliform lev- reade~ r,spond els are at their lowest. It will be thousands of times lower when the Back Bay is at its normal sea- sonal high. It will also be hun- dreds of times lower than the stan· dards for recreational use. Given that the volume ofter- tiary water would be 2% of the total volume of the Back Bay, and that its concentration is many times less than what's already l#ere, its contribution in absolute \'!umbers will be negligible. A laboratory would probably not be able to measure the differ- ence. And should there be an accident at the pfant, the IRWD already has the capability to shut off the flow to the bay, and divert it to the sanitation district. Others have been part of the rea· You described the flow as a son that the Great Lakes, and the "virtual Niagara Falls of treated Chicago, Ohio and Mississippi sewage rushing down the Back Rivers are, once again, becoming Bay." This is an irresponsible over· great recreational attractions for statement both boating and fishing. We're If investigating the facts of both not talking about experimental sides of a controversial project technology hete. • before taking a pos:it!bn is a crime, For more information call Mr. I'm guilty as charged. U taking the Ken Thompson at the IRWD. time to research what serves the I am offering to organize panel en~cy. ~ reaet..ii'-·~l!· lt'Wm<>DS''Wttere we am hr.ve 0 ing to on e group, is some kind of both sides of the issue make pre- vialation, I stand accused. But se.ntations and answer questions before you indict me, let me tell for the citizens of Irviiie and New- you what I learned. There are port. Only then can we make already similar projects that have informed decisions. been operating successfully for MARGE PANTZAll more than 10 years in California. Newport Beach Joseph Bell brightens liberals' lives DevJoe. P ardon my being so forward as to address you . fam.Warly, but you know us liberal.st Among our many so<ial and political failures is that we don't have the right brlngtngs-up to know and use the stuffy f ormalittes of the proper- ly anointed conservative. . You can add another "self-styled liberal" to your u.t and J know a few •c:loeet liberals• whose mlncb and hearts are in the right place but have been keeping a low proftle foe many reasons, tome ol theni good. They wW enjoy your com- mentl and ~nces., m\ich u t. Though I Imagine )'OIU' laftCM are sharp and your windmills indte many, U you ever need any- • OM tor~ to your side, Joe, I'm hare for you. rm IW'8, also. you'll be pleuantly IUIP!*td at Otbett wbo WW be peeking out from undeftbe WO: iD your behalf. •to the Pilot pag91. You~ my day. I lOOk forward IO future cotuiDDI. l!LMNOU HUMftlBY • Co.-MIM We arrived in Orange County at the same time as be and well remember Congressman James Utz paranoia about the Chinese invading from Mexico and other Orange County political idio- syncrasies. The culture sh9Ck hasn't completely wom off for \11 and we welcome Joseph Bell's voice, to remind us there maybe many more closet liberals now who need to be encouraged to emerge. FRANK AND JEAN POUAm . CostaMeia I have a cxnruneot this morning about the writ· lng of Jotepb Bell. He supposedly, is touted u an award-winning joumalilt and longtime UCt writing instructor. He b9ginl sentences with •and" and •but." l-lis punctuetlon and grammar are~ poor. An ex~ tb8nt., a MDtmce tn b1s artide WI~. "lfmnrMT1 sa, .nd abOrUon." Tti&t .. -=·211 ..... 09 ...... lnltnitt bllD ID we II r ..a-' a good --.-1ar ,.!j1'ml. &WUGll mood again." That is the best article I've read in years. This man is fantastic. 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QUOTE OF THE OA Y ilm Dwby !laid you !JUI/I are "' buttoned up. tt:t 8Ca.f'!I ··• • -BOB NEELY .. r I ' , ) I i :r-~~~~---~----;-::-:--:---'-~~~~~~~--~~~~~~-=-~~~-:-~~~~~~_..:~~~~~~~~~~--=;..:..;;::::,_~~~~~~__; • richard dunn · . . . . • . • • • . • • • • • • • . • . . • . . • . • . • . • • . • . . • • •. . ............. llilli ........... : Change i Of pace, . . ---hurray~ l • Senior Tour proves there is still some civility in sports, and it cari be done within the realm of keen competitiveness. T ens of thousands of people will visit Newport Beach Country Club next week, primarily for two reasons: To get a glimpse of Hall of Fame golfers like Lee Tuevino, Hale Irwin and Tom Weiskopf; and, for a fleeting moment in their sound-bite, sports-watching lives, to get away from NFL teams mnv:ing tcumother_ town._ and Fiesta Bowl-bound tailbacks allegedly assaulting their girUriend, to avoid seeing another tattoo on Dennis Rodman's body or reading aboµt a tennis player recovering from stab wounds or drug addictions. Don't get me wrong, my heart goes out to the afflicted. But in case you haven't noticed, or read a sports section lately, our so-called precious world of are- ruts and stadiums, 'ol uniforms • and scoreboards, reflects a rather : villainous society. : That's part of tbe reason why • the Senior PGA Tour is so beautiful. There are no contract holdouts, no player telling a network television commentator to get lost. It's a ground where workers actually earn their money, week to week, year to year. You could say it's the final resting place in big-time sports where fans can count on being appreciated properly while watching athletes with good manners. toshiba senior classic I Newport Beach ~ · 1 girds tor the invasion of the l egends of golf at Senior Classic • National spotlight_ tunis this way with· -.golf'S ,field or dream - - players competing in 54-hole tournament. .. By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -It's virgin territory for Newport Beach Country Club, which goes under the ~TO-SHIBA national spot- light next week in the Toshiba Senior Classic. For 22 years, the club has played host to the Newport Classic Pro- Am, 1;ts well as several charity events. But nothing this enormous. The million dollar purse 'has been a s:tmng a.ttraction for Senior PGA Tour players, with 18 of last year's top 20 money winners sched- uled to tee off next Friday, includ- ing Hale IrwiJ}, Dave Stockton, Lee Trevino, Tom Weiskopf and defending champion George Archer. I Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer will not be-here. Neither will John Bland, who won the Senior Tournament of Champions in Puerto Rico earlier this year. Bland pulled out because ot per- sonal reasons, Bob Neely, President of International Sports and Event Marketing -the event's manager -confirmed Friday. • But the field, wbich included legendary Gary Player in the last minute, is loaded. "It was a big sur- prise to us, because we thought (Player) had commitments in Asia," Tournament Director Michael Carey said. U the terrific weather bolds up, it should be interesting to see if the course record will be broken. The par-71 Newport Beach Country Club record is 64, held by Lee Davis, who accomplished the feat in a Regatta Townament on July 23, 1988. Davis was a guest of a member. . . The Senior Tour's phenomenal popularity -it began in 1980 with two events and $250,000 in total prize money,..~ e&cajated to~oday's standard of 44 events and $40 million in total prize money -is not only because of names like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, but the manne r in which "ltbink.the,ra'sAc.ruUMO:a-M~WQi--+--f certainly be tied or broken, because it is such a phenomenal its players perform. •Business people CAD relate to golf," said Tun Crosby, Director • of Administration for the Senior ! -Tour. "That's not to say they • don't like other sports, because they do. But in golf, there are no guaranteed contracts. U a guy breaks his leg, be doesn't make any money. That bolds a lot of appeal to business people." Oh. sure, Thevino, Gary Player, Chi Chi Rodriguez, : Al Geiberger, et al, can't swing a ! PHoro 8Y MARC MARTIN I OAlY Pl.OT 'fbe scenic layout at Newport Beach Country Club includes a challenging 6,598-yarlt coune requiring a 71 for a par UnJsh. field," Neely said. •If the weather bolds up like this, the conditions are going to be excellent, and with those kinds of greens. the ball is going to be rolling smooth and fast. It should be dynamite." Neely and his group are antid- pating a crowd of about 50,000 for the week, which means thousands of w~up ticket sales. A'!lit 7 ,000 advance tickets bad been sold by Thursday, accorqing to Carey. "We think we can do that 8 SEE CLASSIC PAGE 83 club like they did 20 yean ago. : r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------., But they'll bea.t tile pants off any ! I 1 ~~~!r~~:0~~J:~r:oo ! :.: .. Ne~rt Be. ach finds itself with. __ a tiaer on its hands. ·1:.· gets bolling, no matter bow : · ~ · w .I:'~: _ _ o : many sarcastic jokes 'n'eviJ)o ! 1 1 makes, or how often Rodriguez : l • Bob Neely says this year's classic has I does his sword dance. : ' l To compete among the best in ~ l the potential to become the Tour's gem. . 1 your age aroup, concentrate on : eech abotYuve in a sul~ : I I every weekend. yet still find : l By Richard Dunn, OitHy Piiot : time to shake bands, say hello : I ' and km babiet, is admirable. : 1 s tttlng comfortably in bis Newport Beach office I Malt ot the bain on their ! i overlooking the North Udo Channel. Bob Neely I head ant gray, but they're · • ! i ringtn~~ ::~~~'::~~~re's little ! getting better with age in terms : • time for breathers. I of diltinction. Telavilion ratings : I """ I prove it. 'Ibey cannot fight I.any : Neely, th marketing tycoon wn0te company ls in Neely's ambition 1n profeltional golf goes beyond Hobnel, bit 6 Greg Maddux : I cbUge o1 the Toshiba Senior Cltw next week at Newport Beech. In additiOn to bis puslon to lock up l · taWng futbit.ll, or d8felid : 1 : Nriport Beech Country Club, conducts one-en-one Thlblba fOf another 10.W.15 years,. Neely hopel to l 'Mk:biel Joidan m ...... k a t • ln'9Mewl with the same zeal 8Dd e'9ctrici~he .... '"-·lo-• ...... --...;. ..,.. ~ • 1,&119 ey. u · : I ...__ .. .a.-be==, .. _ 8 ,;,;,;a,...:..-, 'i maaege two~ ~ "~.._ti v 1 1~. We tt'I a POUntaln Of Youth for thole : ....,.. wu.u --~ ~-...... ~ ..-...... ---pu-a. ..... t,,. ._ __ ..,, ... notb,1ng preten abOut hill CliJtiiiil'Y. ..._.. ""' ........ -"'"""6& IUIU u... 1119 -..A· " on ==-can~1'itn on a ball at ~ I A "'9l'Ul c:bW aeaJtift ~Who foUDde4 Ill July, WtMi1 ISM and lbWba meet. the,.,..,_. 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I SATURDAY, MAR~ 9, 1996 .. • Senior Tour sending 18 of last year's top 20 money-winners to Newport Be~ to give this 6,598-yard entry a severe test. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -It opened in • 1954, under the name Irvine Coast Country Club along Pacific Coast fligh- way. Llke good wine, the golf course - no'W Newport Beach Country Club - has bad plenty ot time to mature. .. Next week, the biggest names on the ' Senior PGA Tour -16 of last year's top 20 money-winners will play in the Toshi- ba Senior Classic -will give Newport Beach Counby Club its inaugural PGA ,~ test of the par 71, 6,596-yard course. With assistance from Paul Hahn, ,,. NBCC's head pro, here's a hole-by-hole , analysis: 0 "That's going to be ·a birdie hole," Hahn said. "U they miss .• ,, there, they'll be losing a shot to the t' • J t .. T H E N,EWPQRT BEACH C 0 U N T R Y C L U 8 ," THE NEWPORT BEAot ~QUB 1&00 East Plldfk: CoMt H ay ,..=' Beach, ca. 92 . • Shop 644 M80 aub House '44-9550 , , field." It's an elevated tee shot with a dogleg left, a 339-yard par-4. Players' · : . . position off tfie tee is most important. l t Most will be using irons and 3-woods . Good tee shots leave a short iron to a , heavily bunkered green. .. The gTeens are tricky, but it's a V good driving hole, a straightaway, 390-yard par-4, bitting into an ele- vated green. "The ball gQes in different directions," Hahn said, · 0 · "There's another birdie hole," Hahn said of the long, 54_9=y_w:d par-5, which usually requires three shots to reach the green, even for big hitters like Jim Dent. The right side of the fairway is adjacent to the Marriott Hotel and tennis courts, With a bad slice. players will land in the tennis courts. Make sure you holler fore. .. It's a short, 143-yard hole over ~ water, with a green sloped from back to front. "The putting is pretty severe," Hahn said. It could also be a birdie bole for the pros. If anyone's going to make an ace, it will probably be on this hole. · .. . The No. 1 handicap hole, this .., 455-yard par-4 goes into the wind, a long straightaway in which play- ers will need to hit ·a wonderful second shot to make birdie," Hahn said. .. With a dogleg left, this 418-yard V par-4, players need to work the • ball from right to left off the tee, • because a large tree and fairway bunker • guard the left side. "It's pretty tricky, and fairly tough," Hahn said. "H you get out of the fairway there, it's tough to get it to the green, especially the way we've got the rough now. These greens don't accept too many balls out of the rough." otl}er way, they're history. They're not going to have an~g left to the green." The 407-yatd par-4 hole is wooded and lineti with homes. There's no background on the second shot, because you're looking toward the ocem"I. There's no reference point to with the green surrounded by tall euca- lyptus. The hole is 370 yards and should certainly surrender birdies to straight hitters. e .. Players will probably use irons V and 3-woods off the tee on this judge your distance. It's a fairly large, triangle- shaped green, with a monstrous bunker guarding the right side. Ws a 170-yard par-3 with plenty of room to bit e Among the toughest holes on it. narrow par-4 (360 yards). "It's very important to get it in the fAirway off the- . tee," Hahn said. "The greens are very severely sloped. Depending on where they put the pin, you'll see some thJ'ee- putts." the back nine, players need to hit a good second shot on this long par-4 (429 yards), which plays to a small green. The wide-open fairway is next to the e "This is one of the most difficult driving range. 0 It's the longest, and toughest, par-3 on the course (203 yards), with bunkers surrounding the green, which slopes left to right. CD, Precision is the key in reaching hoies because of the driving.· Hahn said. •from the tee, it's like you're looking into a horizon, it looks to the earth." ,The 397-yard. dogleg right is one of the tougheS\ holes on. the back nine. The green breaks toward the Back Bay, though it is layered in the other direc- tion and appears to break to the oppo- site side. 0 "Most of the senior guys, they hook the ball right to left, so this being a dogleg right, it'll be very important for them to bring it back the other way," Hahn said. ·u they go the the small green, which is surround- ed by two large bunkers. "The closer you get to the green, the tougher it is to get to the hole," Hahn said. •It's a Slop- ing green, and elevated from right to , . '-«D It's a long, uphill parJ (492 yards), but players sh ould get there in two. "They'll be putting for eagles and birdies," Hahn said. The left." It's a 344-yard par-4. e A narrow fairway is among the most heavily wooded on the course, No shootollt 19TH HOLi Where: Newport Beach Country Oub, 1600 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach When! March 11-17 (Senior Tour competition Is March 15-17) P\ne: S 1 million TV: ESPN (two hours live each day, March 15· 17) Key playen: Of last year's top-20 money win~. 18 will play in the tournament )ncluding; Hale Irwin, Jim Colbert. lee Trevino, Dave Stodcton, George Archer, lsao Aoki, J.C. Snead, Tom Wargo, Bob Murphy, Walter Morgan. Tom Weiskopf, Jim Albus and Lee Elder o.t.ndlng dwnplon: Archer Fot'milit: 78 playen, ~le stroke play (no cut) COWM Designer: David Rainville NICC Vic• Prnldent/General MaMger: Jerry Andenon NBCC HHcl Pro: Paul Hahn Toum.ment Director: Michael Carey. TE.E TIMES -The most attractive pre- liminary feature leading up to the main event in the Toshiba Senior Oasslc. the Tuesday Shootout. has been canceled. tournament officials confirmed Friday ... Shootouts consist of 10 Senior PGA Tour golfers playing nine holes, with one player ellmf nated after each hole, until only two remain on the final hole. 'Im Albus won last year's event at Mesa Verde Country Oub ... Instead, the fea· tured event on Tuesday will be a golf dink from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., conducted by !enior Tour players John P.ul C.ln and ltlve1 Mc:9M ,-"We're hoping to attract the youth to the golf clinic." Toumament Director MkhMI Carey said ... Tuesday flight will be a pairings party at Balboa Bay Oub for Senior Clas- sk Pro-Am on Wednesday and Thursday ... Monday's Kraft Celebrity Pro-Am kicks off the week of festMties. Alan lhklte. star of the NBC comedy •Hope I Gloria," and JMk W.._.,er from ·~rose Place" are two Of the con-firmed celebrities. Fonner Angels f'Nd Lrnn and 9obby Grtch are arso sched- uled to play ... lerTJ McGee. who was 32nd on the Senior Tour money list last • •~llll .. llllllW .... 11111111111111111~ year, Is among the_. expected to play ... ~ .......... the T•• cattle rancher who became the ct.fling of the Senior Tour last ~ Is among . thb year's 10 att.mat.s ... a-... Sifford Is also an alternate ... EYefyone lnvolv.d from • Newpof1 IMdt Country a. perspectJw rs ecst.tic about the event. "It's been fun going throuQh the setup routine. end wCwtcJng wtth itle guy frorv the 5-f'llol' "1A Tour on how he martd the ~ and tets the t..s." NBCC hNd pro,... tWwt said. "It's bMfl a i.am1ng ~ for me, and rfght- fulty to, blc:IM.fle this Is the fl1'1t time l'W tWr ~ lnYoMd In such a major tour· nament."'• AfW this Is doM, It wtU be a t.tt. In our <.IP for all of us. for me, .,,. ,., ...... (N8CC Vice ........ " and Genetti M~ and llOft leM- At (NICC Super'.ntet !dint), The ootf GOUr'9 Is Just lnc:NdlbM.. • .. ~ night 9t the Hyltt Newport9r, the tour• nement wtlt . donlte two&:.. ICholet-:="'.:=~ 4:'C UC w:~ "*'*Y of .. • .... ~ f.iMr, ..... L,......,aloe __ .._, and tolf ~ WhO"""" .... bee· • uM Dtrtctor Of the~ HucMton AllodMlon. ' '40 Years Experience STATE UC. 1217857 green is among the most slick on th entire course. This demanding, 437-yard par 4 "is probably the most difficult hol on the course," Hahn said. Even after good tee shot, there's a long second sbo that usually play.o; in o the wind. Jt's slight dogleg left. Approach shots tha drift to the right could end up sever feet down a steep bank. The greens d not accept many balls coming out 'of th rough. ·e If it comes down to the wire, · hole "could possibly decide the go tournament." Hahn said. It's the go course's signature hole, a beautiful, 165 yard par-3 over water. Wmd could als be a factor. It's a tough, two-tier green. e Tournament officials hope there will be Sunday heroics on this uphill. 510-yard par-5, where sky boxes swround the greens. "Players will be making same Extenalve s.tectlon ofFlxturM, Cot18n.~. Tiie, plu9 ... : N.EELY 1 CONTINUED·FROM 81 I • There wW be plenty of PGA l officials, of course, but nobody , from the administrative side, , because they're going to be ' looking at events that need attention. •nm Crosby said you guys are so buttoned up, it's scary.• Steering the ship with Neely is Michael Carey, who was hired by ISM to be the tournament director. Carey, a former field manager • and account executive for the PGA's marketing and operations . 1 staff, was the tournament · director for Michael Jordan, i managing pr:Ofeilional, .corporate and celebrity events in Chicago, : Hilton Head, S.C., and Pinehurst, I N.C. . , ·sob Neely is a detailed guy, : and Michael Carey, who used to ~ work for the tour, is very I competent," Crosby said by I telephone from Ponte Vedra I Beach, Pia. "One thing I noticed last week is that (ISM) bas become an integral part of the I community. They've hit the right buttons, and the golf course is in I a beautiful spot. It's a great I location and it has got a lot going • for it. "La.st year was a tough year, · but I think we're pulling in the right direction. Michael and Bob are putting their noses to the grindstone and working hard." It was Neely_ who originally put his client (Toshiba) and the Senior Tour together last year for the inaugural event at Mesa Verde Country Club, because Toshiba had long-yearned to _sponsor a major golf tournament in the United States. Hosting an event in Orange County, where Toshiba has its headquarters, was a perfect maniage. But Neely's company did not ve the final word in otin or marketing the tournament last year. There were some fundamental organizational problems last year and mistakes were made, but Neely's hands were tied. OCSA was responsible for marketing and managing the event, which it eventually lost. OCSA filed for bankruptcy within months after the tournament. · .. CONTINUED FROM 81 • One of the first steps taken in rectifying the tournem.~t·s loose ends was placing Neely, 53, in charge. "The Senior Tour gave the operation to OCSA, because the PGA didn't want to go back on its word, but Toshiba wanted us,• Neely said. ·we managed Toshiba's interest in it. When (ISM) was put in place to manage the tournament this year, we planned on leaving Mesa Verde, because there were some major parJting problems. OCSA had some problems, and we also thought we would be able to better showcase the event. •(During the tournament's management transition last July), Toshiba made it clear they wanted ISM Toshiba was disappointe4 we didn't run it the first year. " Despite some gloomy • circ\unstances surrounding last year's event, OCSA can take credit for landing the Senior Tour to Orange County. "You're certainly treading-On thin ice when discussing what happened (between ISM, OCSA and Toshiba),• Crosby said. "OCSA was responsible for getting the Senior Tour into Orange County. They made the commihnent last year to do the evept. (Neely) brought Toshiba to the table, and we told them great. let's get together with OCSA "I don't want to diminish • (OCSA's) role, but Bob was the marketing guy. I think he's . proven his ability. lbe proof, ultimately, is in the outcome of ·1he event. On one end, without OCSA there wouldn't be Senior Tour golf in Orange County. But, to be diplomatic, the banner of operating the tournament bas been turned over to Bob Neely." Neely, a former executive for Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson. among others, plans to buy a home soon in Newport Beach. That's good news for the comm . •(Neely) has built an organization around him, and they have the talent. they have the knowledge and they have the ability to get things done," said Jerry Anderson, Vice President and General Manager of Newport Beach Country Club. It has been built. Now they need to come. nothing controversial will happen at the Toshiba Senior Classic. Somebody using a different putter ts b1g news. •'Ibis is a second chance for some ol us to change our personalities,• Billy Casper said last year. "l used to be known as a grouch and a grump. Look at me now, weerlng knlcken and silly bats. I never thought I'd see the day.• Maybe it'• maturity, or perbapa tbete pa.yen died and • went to golf heaven. then ceme back to atbleUc life With an m)'igorated apPredatioo few everytbjng around ~ l!ltbet way, they're an unrelated species from the pmn~ •mll8on-a· year joclts who swap tMml every year and tbe grotetqUely greedy owners in the bueball; football. etc. Por die MCOad year in a row, our uwa ii blM11d wUb ESPN ~-.. WbBe IOIMOlle -tt . W81 Qeolve Archer Jut~ - Wi1l tiOld an avwidled c:biiC:k tor 1150,000. Nobody.....,. car. Wbo wtDI, um-JOU baYe. , ....... ..,. bc*am ...... tlMlt ~J;W.-r==~~ \ • MARC MAAffl I OAll..Y Ptdr Major bitten at the ToSbiba Senior Classic, which~ March 11-17, gather-Tournament Director Michael Carey, Vice President ; and General Manager of Newport Beach Country Club Jerry ~def_!<> lnle!J18tlonal Da.y Clubs, In~ Cbalnnan otthe Board.kvedy.;. Ray,-liilemallonat Spol'ti and Eveiit~arkettng President Bob Neely and David Wooten, President, International Bay C lubs, Inc. : :CLASSl.C . CONTINUED FROM 81 (50,000 people) over the three days· if the weather's great,• Carey said. ·And if it's a great leader boar~n Friday, I think a lot of people wW come out Saturday." ESPN is scheduled to cover the event live Friday through Sunday, with the MetLife blimp traveling over the Newport Beach area. Last year, when the inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic was held at Mesa Verde Coun· try Club, an estimated 34,000 people ctttended throughout the week, including 14,000 on the final day. Meanwhile, Ray ~oyd and Graham Marsh are the only players from last year's top-20 money list who are not playing. Floyd, who lives in Florida, rarely makes the California swing on the tour. Marsh is from Australia and usually plays there at this time of the year, which is summer in Australia. Of the top 53 players from last year. Bruce Devlin is the only other player not here, aside from Floyd (No. 2 on the list), Marsh (No. 8) and Nicklaus (No. 22). For NBCC members, today is the final day for them to play their golf course, until the event ends. ·we've been inundated by members the last few days, because the members want to come out,· said Paul Hahn, NBCC liead pro. "The course is in great condition and they want to play it with all the bleachers and tents up, so they can get a feel for what.it's like to play it with a major tournament setup. So we've 9een real busy. , ·Sunday the course is closed, and every- body wants to play (today). It'll be just crazy.r Members get in free to the Senior Classic every day, and are welcome to roam the club- house and rub elbows with the players. ln July, when it was announced that NBCC would host the second Toshiba Senior Classic:, several of the members reportedly werenlt happy about losing their golf course for tb days. ' •But now, with all the tents going up an(l • the electricity in the air, the members are real- ly excited. about it,· Hahn said. , For many of. the Senior Tour players, including Al Geiberg~r. Jim Albus and Bud Allin. it will not be their first time playing at NBCC. They played here before in the New- port Classic Pro-Am. PARKING SELECTION! Ml CASA . NEWPORT BEACH -There are corporate tents, sky boxes, Senior PGA Tour icons, a lavish golf course, and, let's not forget, park· Ing. Parking is simple: The public is being asked to park at either the Newport Dunes or Fashion Island (Building 600). There is no charge Officials of the Toslul>a Senior· Classic are offering free shuttle ser· vices from both locations Monday through Sunday. "The shuttle service is a continu- ous loop,• Tournament Director Michael Carey said. ·Shuttle ser· vices will start in the morning and go until th~ end of the afternoon."· Monday through Friday, the pri· mary parking will be held At New· port Dunes, located on Back Bay Boulevard off Jamboree Road (next to the Hyatt Newporter). Saturday and Sunday, the. pri· mary parking will be in the patking garages at Fashion Island (Building 600). ,Overflow parking will be .at Newport Dunes. .. The public is being strongly advised to avoid the open area adjacent to Newport Beach Coun· try Club, an area reserved for vol· unteer parking. "Newport Dunes" and Fashion Island are exactly where the public needs to park,· Lieutenant Jim Carson of the Newport Beach ct 8tmt1ing 600 is near the Family Fitness Cen- ter at the very top of Fashion Island. if you consider the entrance on Pacific Coast Highway being the very bottom. There should be plen- ty of parking there on the weekend. •Free shuttles do work and peo- ple seem to use them. Most people who attend an event like this have nice oars, and they want covered parking, rather than trying to find some place nearby, like Balboa Island, where parking is real tough." Parking was a fu~damental downfall during last years inaugur- al lbsbitia Senior Classic at Mesa Verde Country Club. .. -By Richard Dunn MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A'- TRIP TO MEXICO. " ROVER & JAGUAR { I ·' I ' •' •' .• I ' I I I .I , ' I ' i ~ ·' f 1 umni .proves e~rience can still be the .winning(~ kill in the ~ Saturdoy morning: . of Amin MJrbedi WU tmh IWl~Annual match always a ell-worth it experience ' oi players, and alumni. ~-... .... he Newport Harbor High· School boys' volleyball. team kicked off the season last Friday night with the Sailors' annual alumni game. This has been the sedson-opener for Coach Dan Glenn's team for the last few , years. lt 1s a great wa y to get the A1umru'1.nvolved with this SPdson's team and to contii\ue tht>II Sailor pride. The match was well played with the Alumni winning by scores of 14 -16, 15-10 and 15-7. The #old guys" seem to 'have too much experience. After rPintroducing themselves to each \ othe r m the first game, they put togl·th.er some'~emendous defense and shot selectiona to dom.lnale the la.st two gAmes. Thls year~ Newport team was impressive. The 5ailors' senior leadership of caffieron Black, ~pled with the mJddle hitting ot Wu BadorM and Ule lettlng- ol soptiomore naVis Nelson, forms a strong nucleus. Outside hitters Brlan Fox. Eric Bernhard and sophomore Scott Archbold can attaclc the ball while the middle blocking ol Graham Hoover is solid. 'Tbeyseemrowor.lcverybard which Will be a key to their success in the tough Sea View League. The Alumni was without Bill Yardley (away with work) ~d Dr. Tim Brown (ankle injwy) 'but. still showcased an experienced squad. . Outfitted in Newport Harbor Volleyball T-shirts ftom Redsand, the Alums featured only one true . iJ:iiddle blocker, Amin Mirhadi. Outllde hitt6r BW Brown moved to the middle. Sett*I Greq Sullivan and Sean Sheward game. Now thAl's dedication to your in the 'Victory. Amin II in his Eric Pfister is school and sport. Such dedication q\iarter af UCLA and m enter a puol m the was lnstnilnenlil bl Bile's bigh medical iCfiOOJ ID the f81[ Navy. He school ~r when he started for He ii alwayt a very strong played for four Glenn's 1987 CIP dwnplons. supporter: Ol Newport vQ(leyb years at the Another'mrteron the '8' and football (ht! was an.All-Se Navel Academy team was Drew Sheward, who, View League liqeman) and and is oow because of a knee injury const4ntly takes the time to stationed in San acquifed while skiing recently, with fonnez coaches. Diego. At 3:30 was relegated to coaching. He Today the Corona del Mar last Prlday did see some backrow action, boys volleyball team will hold were as cagey as ever and got the ball ro Kevin Droke on the outside as much as possible. , charlie .. . . afternoon he Newport immediately served him their annual Alumni game. was on San which resulted in a perfect pass Former Sea Kings Jason Clemente despite his bad leg. Perkins, Ty Price, Matt Droke, with years of beach and international bran de Island with his Sean Sheward, who like Henington, Hadley Carpenter plane. Drew, played collegiately at the and Chris Pliha will play for th experience, was a definite force with a variety of spikes and shots. Andy and Gaiy Crane provided much needed ball control, as well as cheerleading from their children. Big Al Gaddis was his normal inspiring sell and contributed with a big After flying University of S0'Qtheru California, Alumni .• to San Diego, checking out, and is engaged to Lean Mc:Causland. Carpenter and Perkins are fighting the El Toro •y •. be who .is a former All-Sororlty the Cd.M coaching staff while arrived at the matcli in the mid-volleyball player from USC. Price is an assistant coach at dle of the second game. He Their wedding day will be in Santa Margarita. Game time · stepped in with no warm-up to September and will probably be 6:30 p.m., so all alumni intere set and provided a needed spark. on a non-football weekend. You in playing our just visiting wi After the match, it was back ro know how those Thojans..are. old friends should be there at San Diego as he had to Dy early I thought that the middle play Jack Errion Gymnasium. briefly lJnbeaten Mesa wins, but 11$s('s own toum~y finals 80 st GlllLs aAcK A·Nn r11t C OSTA B LL Ml!SA TI1e SOET A Costa Mesa High softball team unproved to 4-0 by rdllying twice in Ute late innings to top Sdnta And, 11-10. in the Costa Mesa/Ddliy Ptlot Sottbau lnvita- tiona.1 gdJTle at the Mustangs' field. But they will be relegdted to pld}'lng for third place today - dl noon against Corona del Mar r1t Te Winkle Park -by virtue of runs allowed. "The re were four teams who cdme into toJay dl 2-0 (in the tourname nt) dnd we had ,11Jowed the fewest r.uns, • Mesa Coach Carrie Nelson said. "But we g ave up too many today." . The Mustang~. gave up the lt-ctd m the sixth, when Santa Ana turned a 5-2 deficit into a 6- 5 ledd . Mesa, however, with time running out on the 105-minute llme limit, tied it m the sixth to force an international tie-break· ~r. r Santa Ana opened the extra .. • Imme with four runs, but Mesa " posted fi ve without a hit, as Veronica Quintero scoring on a passed bdll for the game-winner. . • • • • • t i ,- , I I I , . , : , I : I J : I I I I I I t : Winning pitcher Niki Mont- gomery went 2 for 3 at the plate, while Knstin Chisholm and Kim Daniels also had two hits for Mesa. · • In another Invitational game Fnday: Newport Harbor High c1dvanced to today's 2 p.m. c-hamp1onship game dgainst Century al TeWmk.le Park. when Liberty Christian forfeited due to a shortage of players. COSTA MESAIDAJLY PILOT SOFTBALL. INVITATIONAL Cosb ~ 11, S.nUI An• 10 Santa Ana 100 014 4 10 9 6 Costa Mna 110 301 5 11 9 5 Perez and Abarca, Montgomery and Em<o. W·Montgomery, 4-0. l ·Perel 28 Chisholm (CM) 3B Jenet (CM) CdM posts shutout ~E~A S T A SOFTBALL Corond del Ma r High needed d shutout lo advcUlce to today's Uurd-place game of the Costd Mesa/Dally Pilot Soft ball Invita- tional, and pitcher Linda Van I look WdS equal to the challenge 1n a 7-0 tnumph over Edison Fn- ddy at TeWinkle Park. Van Hook struck out onJy two, but walked one and was backed by a strong defense, led by junior third baseman Jennifer Morgan (seven assists) Morgan also chipped m offensively, going 3 for 4 and scoring l wo runs. Senior Jennifer Luchesi went 2 for 3 with two RBI and Van I look also helped her cause (2 for J with an RB I). Edison (2-3) got a runner to third in the sixth inning, but C dM (2 -2) closed out the white- wash before the 105-mlnute time limit expited, advancing to today's third-place showdown against Costa Mesa at noon at TeWmkle Park. COSTA MESAit>MY ""'°' SOFTaAu. INVITAnoHAL ConHtll del Ms 7. Edllon 0 Edlso" 000 000 • 0 4 4 COfON del Mer 302 Oh 7 13 0 Yazmln •nd Kortney; Van Hook and Wills. W Van Hook. 1-1. l·Yumln, 0-3 28-luchesl (CdM), T. Shaw (E). • Estancia.hoys-eollect Siegel-Wins javelie-- C 0 S T A . , COSTA MESA - MESA -The SWIMMING Heathe r Siegel, TJJ.ACK Estancia High boys 400-yard winning the javelin with a toss of freestyle relay team cam e 97-10 and ta king thirds in the through with a must-win in the shotput and the 400 hurdles. was s~ meel's tinal event Friday to the bright spot Friday for the d efeat El Modena, 87-79. Ora.rige Coast College women's The girls team had a tougher track team. time of it, losing to El Modena, ~ ..... Ide 12• SeddWNlck 54. 91-74 . Or•r199 c:out JJ The Eagles' team of Matt 100-1. Wiiiiams (FO, 10.7; 2. League (OCO. Hoss, C htis Johnson, Chris 10.9; 3. Abrams.(5), 11.0: 4. Freeman (OCQ, Calkin d E · W h d 11 .0; 200 ·Williams (R)L 21.8; 2. Jeffrey (R), an nc ayman a 22.0; 3. Watkins (R), 22 . .z; 4. Freeman (OCQ, other ' plans, pulling out the 23.3; 400 · 1. Hancock (OCQ, 49.6; 2. Jeffrey clutch victory in 4:00.27. (R), 49.9; ~ Walke< (fU, 50.4; IOO -1. Home Th E 1 (2 1 kl . {R), 2:02.0, 2. Appell (OCQ, 2•03.8; 3. Greco e d9 es · ) spar ed m CS), 2:06.2; 4. OiMarco (OCQ, 2.o7.1; 1,soo . the sprint freestyle events. Chad 1. Hussain (R), 3:57 .2; 2. 5and\et (S), 4:0\.4; 3. Bollenbach was a double-win-Romero (R). 4:03.1; 4. Appell (OCC). 4:17.5; . 5,000 · 1. Mysyoka (R), 14:42.7; 2. Hussain ner m the 100 free (5 1.59) and (R). 15:03.9; 3. sAnchez (5), 15.48; no HH -1. 200 free (1 ;56.18) while Jon J es-Boissy <~>. 14.7; 2. tssach (R). 14.8'. 3. Brown sup won the 50 free (23 .8 l ). The (5), 14.9._ 400 IH · Boissy (R~. 54. 1, 2. Brown (S), 57.3, 3. lsaach (IQ, 57.3, 400 ntbly · 1. 200 free relay team of Bolle n-Aivenide, 42.3, Orange Coast 43.1; 1,600 bach, Jessup, ~oss and Mark ,.::. ·1\~'aJ:c~fQ.-~; 2. Traylor (S), 6- Stephe ns won _El 1 :35...:....3). WJ!Y::._ .2;-3.....!.effel (:3.-6-0; u -t..e&mpbe#-{sr.ll-2- man adcfed a win in the 100 112; 2, Traylor (S), 1H 112; 3. Jackson (5), 19- breaststroke ( 1: 12.13). 3 314; TJ • l. Ja<:kson (S). 42-8; 2. Leffel <R>. 4(). F th · l ( l 1 1) Ail 0 1/4; 3. Traylor (S). ~ 112; 4. Van Nlerlterk or e gu s - -, een coco. 37.1() 314; PY . 1 x hroeder (S), 14-0; Bennett was a two-time winner 2. Hollander (S), 14-0; l . Robertson (5), 12-0; in the 50 free (28 63) and the 100 SP · 1· Johnson <IU. ~. 2. Lynn (5). 45-9 112; · . 3. Heidrick (R), 43-11 112; OT · 1. Mad>onald free (1 :02.31). Meghan Williams (5), 155·2; 2. Johnson (R), 150--0; 3. Heidrkk was tops in the back at 1:13.66. CR). 148-7; n · 1. Jac:kson (5), 171-6; 2. Gr•· BOYS hanf (OCQ , 168-8; 3. Hollander (S), 158-9; 4. EstancY 17, El Modena l9 V81l Nlerlterk (OCQ, 154-4. 200 medley relay -1. El Modena, 1 :50.83; WOMEN 200 frM -1. Bollenbach (E), 1 :56.18; 2. _, Anderson (EM), 2:10.09; 3 Cllkln (E). 2:22.25; ... venlde 14. Slldda.bM* 67, 200 IM · 1. Keeler (EM), 2:06.24; 2. Budde Or.nge eo.t 26 (EM). 2:20.52; 3. Wayman (E). 2:22.81; so 100 -1. McOaniel ~S). 12.7; 2. Hooper (R), frM 1. Jessup (E), 23.81; 2. Hoss (E); 24..47; 13.0; 3. McFadden (R , 13.9; 200 • 1: Burton 3. Taylor (EM}, 26.82; 100 fly. 1. Keell!t' (EM), (R), 25.3; 2 McOanle (S}, 27 .O; 3. Foose (R), 57 51; 2 StepMns (E). 57.51; ]. Barr• (EM), 27.7; 4. Waters (OCQ, 284; 400 • 1. Burton 1:05 46, 100 frM . 1. 8oUenbach (E), 51.59; CR), 59.2; 2 Phillips (S), 1:00.5; 3. Waters 2. Hoss (E), 55.10; 3. Hamilton (EM), 1:05.80; (OCQ, 1:13.0; IOO • 1 Manley (5), 2:34.5; 2. 500 frff · 1. llujino (EM), 4:55.06; 2. McOelght (OCC), 2:35.5; 3. Foose (R), 2:.54.3; Stephens (E). 5:37.80; J Anderson (EM), 1,500 · 1. Manley (s), 5:14.0; 2. Koenig (5), 6:03 17, 200 frM ret.y . 1 Estancia (Bollen· 5'14 5; 3 Warner (S), 5:15 7; J,000 · 1. bach. Jes.sup, Hoss, Stephens). 1:35.31; 100 Koenig (S), 11:11.3, 2. Warner (5), 11:48.6; 3. INdc 1. Tsujino (EM), 55.42; 2. Jessup (E), Appell (OCQ, NT; 100 H • 1. Foose (R),~6 3; 1:06 40; 3. Taylor (EM), 1!13.50; 100 Masi -2 McDanlel (S), 16.7; 3. Amos (R), 16.9; .00 1 Wayman (E), 1 12 13, 2 BU<kle (EM), H 1. Hooper (R), 1:14.0; 2. Fenske (S), 1:14.5; 1:12 45, 3. Graves (E), l 18 13; 400 frM 3 Siegel (OCQ, 1:21 8; 400 Nl•y • 1 River· Nlay Estancia (Hoss, Johnson. Calkin, Way· sicle, SO 3; 1,600 relay -1. Rlvenide, 4:232. man), 4·00.27. HJ • 1. Foose (R). 5-0; 2. Willard (S), 5-0; 3. GIR1S O'Rourke (S), 4-4; U 1. Foose (R). 17.3 112; El ModetM 91, Estancia 74 2 Md>aniel (S), 1>-8; 3 Phillips (5), 15-4; TJ 200 medley relay. 1 El Moden.J, 2:14.46; I. Foose (R), 34-10; 2. Campbell (R), 33-9 112. 200 frM -1. McAllister (EM). 2:35.38; 2. Nel· Sf' ·Campbell {R), 32·5 1/4; 2. Herr (S), 32·3 tis (E), 2:39.81; 3. Black (E), 2:43. 10; 200 IM . 1/4; 3 Siegel (OCQ, 25-7 l/4; OT · 1. Herr (5), I. Rennkk (EM), 2:32.83; 2. Levinson (EM). 109-6; 2 Burton (R), 78-7; 3. Chapin (OCQ, 2:38 0, 3 FtiSNKht (E), 2.52 84; SO free . 1. 76-2; 4 SM!gel (OCO. 68-11; n · 1. Siegel Bennett (E), 28.63; 2. Vasquez (EM), 29.52; 3. (OCQ , 97-10; 2. Chapin (OCC). 87-9, 3 Frino (E). 29.77; 100 fly • 1. v~os Willard (5), 86-10. (EM), 1:11.87; 2. FISSN<ttt (E), 1:15.2"9; 3. Campbell (EM), 1:13.41; 100 frM • 1. Ben· sec ts }j*-nett (E), 1:0~.ll. 2. Lorenz (EM), 1;05.2~ 3. ge 8 Sp ~ . Brooks (E), 1.11.40; 500 frM · 1. M~llister C 0 S T A (EM), 71>9.9; 2. Harrison (E), 7: 10; 3. Frlno (E), MES"' S O FT B A LL 7;11; 200 frM ret.y • 1. El ModeM, 2:00.0; ,... 100 beck • 1. Wllll•ms (E), 1:13.66; 2. Childs After winning the ope ner. 5-0, (EM), 1'19· 14; l . Campbell (EM). 1=13·56; 100 Fn·~ay the Southern California brwMt -1. Garrlsoo (EM), 1:2US; 2. Levin- son (EM), 1:22.75; 3. Rnnegan (EM), 1:27.45; College softball team was no-bit .oo frM....., · 1. El Modena. for the first time this year, drop- Tars trimmed, 88-82 N E WPORT SWIMMING BEAC H -• The Newport Harbor Hig'h girls came up a little bit short in its dual swimming meet with Los Alamitos. Tabatha Loudon was the onJy double-winner for Newport, tak- ing the speed even~. winning in the 50-yard freestyle spttnt ~O) and the 100 (59.22). Loe Alwttoe ... Nft;port HMbot A. 200 ~ ... ~ -1. Los Alamitos. , 2:02.54: IOO ff..· l. Jo tm (l.A), 1:tl.07; 2. Cohen (NH) 214.&4; 3. M1llfken (NH), 215.65; 200 1M • 1. Foss (NH), 2:30.21; 2. Aken (LA). 231.60; ), Vallos (LA), 232.56; 501'ee • 1. LoudOn (NH), 27.10; 2. M1rsh (NH). 2'1.75; 3. Wlnza (lA). 27.14; 100 fly 1. Gonnietl (LA) 106.09: 2. Balls (I.A), 112. 70. 3 SMckeroff (lA), 1 ~•.40: 100 free · Loudon (NH), ~9.l2; 2. Manti (NH), 1:00.40; 3. Hartig (NH),· 1l00.S3; IOO 1'ee • 1. Aken (I.A), 5:3849; 2. Cohen (NM), 6~09.71; J . Foss (NH) 6:06,79; 200,,._....., • 1. LA>s Al-"1ltOS, 1:5064; 100 IMldt t. Joffry (LA), 1:o4.Sl. Murphy (NH) t:OUS; 3. stii<broff (I.A), 1:10.55; . 100 ....._. 1. Gunnltll (lA), 1:15 5l. 2 Robens (\.A), 1:1t.56; 3. Mandrino (NH), t :20.52: 400 ftM ~ • 1. Ntwpe>rt Harbor. 4:2U. Sailors lose in four HUNT- INGTON BEACt! -The Newport Harbor H.lgh boys volleyball taam fought hard to win the Ont mm- league game, but couldn't 1us- ta.ln the effort, lostng 15·17. 15-3, 15·11, 15-1 Thunday to Martna. W BadOMk hid t3· JdDI. Brian ping a 2-0 decision to nonconfer- ence foe Belmont, Tennessee in the second game of a double- header. ~a DOUlll.EHEAOER So<AI Coflege S, hlmotrt ~.) 0 Belmont 000 000 O -O 5 2 SoC1I College 100 400 K -5 5 o 1_Coe and Stanflll; Merrow and Murie, Munroe (5). W-M•rrow (5·2) L-O>e. .. l1nont (lilnn.) 2. So<AI College O Belmont 200 000 0 • 2 7 1 SoCal College 000 000 0 -0 0 2 Faircloth and Stanflll, Ruden (7); HOUS1on, Munroe (5) •nd Murie. l ·Houston (2-2). Tryouts slat.ed SWlday ~E~~~t ~ ~! SOCCI Orange Coast United Soccer Clubs wW be holding ttyouts Sunday at 3 p.m. for players ~es 9-17 at Bonita Creek Park ln Newport Beach. Last year, more than 200 boys and girls from Newport 8e~ch · and Costo ~eSQ competed for ocu teams tn the Coast Soccer League. Coach will evaluate each player's game and refer them to the proper team& for a doser look. Players should come ready to pedonn. Any players born betwPen Augu 1, 1978-July 31, 1986, are eb Make can be manged. dWn>Hs-at-relays-------. -~ . . ~gJ-~ E :0; sw.1MIU1(0 Sea Kings take seconds the first time in school history the • ' 4-L- boys s~ te~ ~rom Coto~a del ID uu_,ee-way meets Mar High qualified teams m all seven even~ for the finals of the Capistrano'Valley Relays. Tbe top 10. teams 1n each e vent advance to today's finals being held at Saddleback Col- lege . Action starts at.9 a.m. In Thursday's preliminary round, the Sea Kings were com ... peting in a 16-team field. In the 400-yard medley relay. the team of l{awika Tarayao. Cl)rls Kramer, J eremy Piasecki and Scott Kramer, . qualified fourth in a time of 4:04.05. Chris and Scott are twin brothers. In the 300 freestyle relay, the team of Mike Casey. Dan Hed-\ ley, Chris Esposito. Carter Weir, Jason Hokanson and Ghlis Kramer finished eighth (2:31.8). The 200 breaststroke relay team of Robert Hacker, Dan Hedley, Jeff Marchiorlatti and Esposito finished fifth in 2:12. The 200 9uttertly team of Tario, Hacker, Casey and Mike Bise were fifth in 1:49.3. · In the 200 backstroke relay. the team of Tario, Hokanson, Chris Kramer and Piasecki fin- ishe d fourth in 1:51.0. The 400 free relay team of Bise, March.iorlatti, Scott Kramer and Piasecki were fourth 1n 3:30.5. The 200 i:nedley relay team of Scott Kramer, Marchiorlatti. Bise and Hokanson were fifth (1 :50.1). Sailors edged, 10-8 SAN CLEM-TINNIS ENTE --Oou- bles Yuske Kojima and Scott Sims, as well as Graham Evarts and Tennison Oyler swept their se~ for Newport Harbor High. but the Sailors fell to nonleague host SarrClemente, 1-0-8, .Prtday. John Ranek won two singles sets fot the Sailors. SM a.men. 10. Newpon ...,._.I Slnates: J. Ranek (NH) lost to G1vil•n, Hi, def. Lee, 6-2, def. Engle, 7·5; Hoevel (NH) lost. 0-6. S-7, 2.0; S.inoff (NH) lost. 2-6,().6,H . Doublet: l<ojlmr5ims (NH) def. Olson-Jakemlya, 6-2. def. Rlchrid-R•usch, 6-1, def. Pfftenon·Niemanl\ 6-1; Evarts-Oyle< (NH) won. 7-6, 6-0, 6-1; Roney-Holme (NH) lost 2-6, H >, ().6. Cosmos advance NEWPORT BEACH -The cc Cosmos. Newport Beach's AYSO Division 3 team, wUl be compet- ing in this weekend's second round of the AYSO Sectional Playoffs being held in Whittier. The Cosmos advanced by hammering San Diego, 7 -1. in their opener. Scott Perkins and Nick Brown each scored two goals for the Cosmos, who got single ,goals by Tun Birdsong, Nick Farrell and Andrew Brown . The defense,was anchored by Hod Lamberton wttb asststance from Charles Lumplcln, Brown and Brad Patterson. San Diego scored late tn the game to break up goalie Aody Gold's shutout bid. sec women fall, 6-3 C 0 ST A MESA -Quynh Le continue. to be the bright spot for the Southern Celifomia College,women'a tennb team (6· 3) whldl dropped a 6·3 d9dllon Thunday to Cal State San e.tnaidtno in a nonconlerence match. CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar High's boys and girls track teams finished distance seconds to El Modena in a three- way track meet Thursday. that included Westminster. Richy Nichols was the orily double-winner for Corona del Mar, taking the shot put (48-5) and the discus (138-0). Tyler Beardslee picked up a win ln the BOO-yard run (2:05) and Matt Hoyt won the 200 in 23.5. · El Modena won with 95 points, followed by Corona d~l Mar with 51 and Westminster. 21. On the girls side. Vanessa Jameson, Doris Hawley and Kim DiMille were all individual winners. Jameson winning the 1,600 (5:40), Hawley taking the shot put (31-1 •/2) and DiMille winning in the discus (82-4) El Modena outdistanced the field with 84 points with Cd.M secoiid (57) and Westminster far back with 12. BOYS El Modena 95, Corona del Mar 5j~ ~ ..2 .. 100 • l ."TillmanlW), H-:s;l. Aldllez (EM). 11.8; 3. Hoyt (CdM), 11.9; 200 • 1. Hoyt (CdM), 23.5; 2. Tillma.n (W), 23.6; 3. Stauber'g (EM), 24.2; 400 • 1. Murrietta (EM). 53.2; 2. Tai (W). 54.6; 3. Miiier (EM), 5S.5; too -1. Beardslee (CdM), 2:05; 2. Munletu 207; 3. Rleckers (COM), 2:10: 1,600 • 1. Amos (EM), 4:36,4; 2. Seard\lee (CdM), 4:43.7: 3. Emenker (EM), ~7; J,200 -1. Amos (EM), 10:20; 2. Emenaker (EM), 10:20.4; 3. Maguire (CdM). 10:23; 400 relay · 1. EM, 45.5; 2. CdM. 45.9; 1,600 r.la,y • 1. W, 3:41.2; 2. CdM, 3:43.5. • HI · 1. Swamldass (EM), S-10; 2. Wilson (W), 5-10; 3. Reyti (EM),~ TJ • 1. ~z (EM), 43-6; 2. P•ru (EM). 3~; u . 1. AMdC'eJ (EM), 19-i 314; Milhtr (EM), 19-0 314; 3. Morales (EM), 17·5. SP • Nichols (CdM). 48-5; 2. 8r(){n0, (EM) 46-1 t 1/2; Adam (EM) 41· 10 314; DT • 1. Nlchofs (CdM), 138-0;2. R6mo (EM}, 137-9; 3. TaftaOli"I (COM), 1~; GIRLS £1MOdena .... Corona.,Mw57,.Weltminstllr 12. 100 • 1. Allen (EM). 12.9; 2. Elbano (CdM). 13.2; 3. Packard (W), 13 .. 2; 200 -1. Allen (EM), 27.0; 2. Elbano (CdM), 27.5; 3. Paekild (W), 27.7; 400 • l. D1hlberg (EM), 64.1; 2. w.1-IC""!,·~~ 1,.,,_, (CdM), 66.2; W10 • 1, 0.~M), '"°-~ < ..... e< (EM), 231.9; 3. MOC' n (CdM), 2:33.0; t,600 • 1. Jameson (Cd , 5:40; 2. Burton (EM), 5:41; 3. Morgan (CdMl 5:42;.J,200 • 1. Burton (EM), 12:49; 2. edy (EM), 12:50; 3. Bogue (EM}, 12:50; 400 relay · 1. EM, 52.3; 2. W, 54.5; 3. Cd .7; 1,600 ~ · 1. CdM Oameson. Weinstein. Christ~, Gardner), 4:30; 100 Htt -. Lanaha" (EM), 18.7; 2. Herco (EM). 18.8; 3. Tang (W), 19.0; JOO IH • 1. l.anah4n (EM), 53.0; 2. Dubin (CdM), 56.2; 3. Monroe (CdM), 56.4. U · 1.Alleo (EM), 15-8; 2. Elbano (CdM), 15-4; 3. Gardoer (CdM), 14'4;TJ ·Nichols (EM), 33-0 112; 2. Wallace (EM), 3().3 112: 3. Hawley (CdM), 30-3; DT • 1. OIMille (CdM), 82-4; 2. C>iKon (CdM), 82-0; 3. Hawley (CdM), 72-8;, HI • l. ~I (EM), +.II; 5" • 1. Hawley (CdM), 31-1112; Kana1han (EM), 29-1; 3. Dickson (CdM), 28-1 1/4. ------ ' • • • -. • • ~.. ---j 2._ -• For in e information, contact boys coo d.iilator Bernard Tow- en at~ ·1939, gtrll cOoidlnator Teny 'Ferguson at 5'9-2121 or Tany QMJ.Je,~aub prralllllt, •~.__..... 631-?Q.66, • -- it n ed e ... • .. ' . "-. , , I . l I , •• J I .. . . ;, LI I • I I I I' ~ •. , . .J ' . .· . -~ •;.,.-if . :.i'q. I • =~ .. ' _aASS•BHOUH Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday • Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT • DIAbUNll Monday ........... ~Friday 5:CX¥n Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:<X¥n Thlll'Sday ........... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thursday 5:~m · BY PllONI (714) 642-5.678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYMAILORIN PlllSON: 330 West Bay-Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Caner of l'llewport Blvd & Bay St. GENERAL POLICY · Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 111e publisher reserves t,he right to censor. reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the.space actually occupied by the error. 'Credit can only be aJJowed for the first insertion. . ' BUILDING & CONTRACT NEWPORT ,1 150 BEACH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BALBOA COSTA MESA 2624 HUNTINGTON MISCELIANEOUS RSHARENTAlSE TO 2724 . LANCOMDMERC~ 27 7 8 ANNQUNCEMENTS 2169 PENINSULA 2607liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SEACH 2640 RENTALS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Large Studio behind ••••••••• Triangle Sq. $575 Incl NB looking for quiot, Npt·M••• for onr-user AO NUMBER 11 Big Cyn guard gatod 1 house from oce•n util, w/d, patio, off. ••LAROE 1BD Close clean roomate, 10 Lt Ind otc condo/ware-ANNOUNCEMENTS You have found one furn 2Br 2Ba, den. Lt/ 2 Br, 1 BA, furn, no street prkng. 642-131 1 to bench. Encl gar., w/ share spacious 2 Br, 2 hse/stornge. 2·Sly, 2 2920 ~~"~"~:,":~ of two hidden ads .. airy. Refs. $2950. 619-prkg, lwr back unil, _M __ .....;ln~S ... p;:;.e_c_l,....•'"'"t_C..,._,.M balcony. 21 1 Adams ROOMS 2706 Ba at Irvine ave. 5480 restrooms. 1500+SF. 1 "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Entet and win the Be· 360-2629; 714·759·0120 $750 mo. Please cell ove-· $650 960-2440 inc. ulil. 642.5151 · Asking $130K assum-11 All llll "8lllil llhlfti&illl In Ibis nihana Dinner for Two BLUFFS 4 BA, 2 th Julie 997-0432 or agt. Cul-de-sac oH E. 20th. able loan. Pac1flcWes1 HE L p p R 0 M 0 TE _,.,.lalMjl.clto llltfed· contest. 675-4630 Clean 2 BA, 1 BA. upk· CDM Ocean side PCH NB Master w/own ba. e~•bara 7 14-379-4888 WORLD PEACE t:iy " BA, Prlv .. patio, 2 car,_________ stairs apt gar dee I I 1 -·u rllrttluit1Acul 1161 as 3/7-3/9 gar, com. pool. $1650 1BR S600/mo ulil pd. 1 laundry ~·oom, s110'. NEWPORT Quiet sunny rm w/own Laundry phone cab o. hosting a High Scnoof ......, .... .-.lllllt91f 6 O 7000 dk BEACH 2669 S6 I Pool/jacuzzJ. No pet.••••••••• Exchnnge studenl ---------mo. Agt. 4 • house to sand, sun , Mrs. Burke 1!54-7325/ bath & balcony. 00 Female $550 721-8727 from Scandinavia. Eu-~-=-.;-:,=:~~~ CEMETERY LOT/ •---------;~~b:a~ 1 ~/~4-;~~6 E. __ .....,..,_7_52_-_1.,..,5,.,..54-~=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,_m_o_. _N_Js_._6_7_3-8_5_0_7_ NB Share 2Br contomp BUSINESS· & rope, South America. NIM -.... , .... rtllglon, CRYPT 1225 Beach Area Ne., Nwpt Hts 2 BA. * 1 BR $625• CDM sunny, spacious condo. pvt ba, gar. w/ FINANCE Asia. Don.I miss this w.~IMN6!11Mllus0f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAYFRONT BLDQ 1 BA, upstrs, clean, 2BR 2BA $725/Up rm w/altch ba, kitchen d, pool $550 Incl maid opp o r tun It y to ...._...,.,.,.•illllltioato Peninsula Yearlv Panlnt View 1Bd 1Ba quiet, no pets $750 Refrlg & dishwasher priv. 1 blk bch. S425. Quiet N/S. 721.3179 I••••••••• broaden your horl-_ ... _ .,-.. ---·#e. "-J. Pac View M em Park Unfurn/Waterfront QuloVctn/snfo. Yearly 269 C. 16th Place incl. sox3o pool. No Fem only. 723· 1968 zons beginning Au· --.. --""' l I t f 2 $725 N/S 673 1943 .,AA0452 NB/B•ck B •y house.---------I c ll'AISE· 1 800 llUN IUlllcMiutlol." ~~:~:~eo; r°em:i'ns. · · ~ .,...... pots. No lees. No CM 2 rooms, 1st has Br/pvt bath. Ctenn. BUSINESS -§~~LIN~. · • Tall Ill t 1, 2 & 3 Bdrm •Lg 2Br 1 B• $1050 Npt Hght• kg_.2Br & toase. 545-4855 master w/prlv ent. P t' I M t S600 ..... ,.,., • na 54100· Call 555·1754 Steps to Sand New pnt/crpt frptc den. 1Ba, tg pvt patio, .... rt 2 d 1 a 10' 6P5· a85°4 6460' OPPORTUNITY ~-...~_,""'1ist· ' ' BAYR.IDQE It, bright, S400 + ~ ut . n s 436-66 or · ----• P •clflc View Me.mo· $750.$1675 gar No pets Yrty 2-car gar, new pnl/cpt. 5300 .... t"I /d 2904 .... ler "11 ta&lll wtik.is II rlal Park, Magnolia 160-1713 or 85r-1776° S1195/mo. 720·1565 uppor unit. 2 Br, 2 Ba, + ~ u 1• w ' NB/Westchll 2Br clean, ......... Uloln.Owrudtrs v·11 R t I 2 cnr gar. Avl lmmod. new carpet & blinds. new & bright. Quiet, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. """' ............ , all Court, companion I a en a s •STUDIO $550• ••TOWNHOMES•• $1250 497-9408 279 Very priv. 364 Hamil· nice area. F.pm pref'd. A Great Oeall Must 4wttU.ia Nwttlaed In 11111 crypt 56000 536·1 ' 84 Property Mgmt New pnl/crpt, refrig & 2 BA, J 112 BA. pa-Haverfield NB ton. Go see aher 5pm ·5450.., •.h u111642·6122 Raise Cash tmmed. ....,,,., ....... lo••• ulll Incl. Yrly. No pets tlos, S795; 2 Master, 548-6179 NB/Westcllfl. Stu 2Br Solhng 14 candy/soda -.a ,...llyNlll.To""" 6754912 760-1713or857·1776 patio,garage,w/dhk·•B••ch •h. mlle nr mach by 3/18. Net _.,.. • • up $950; 1 BA, patio, Ho•g* Sparkling 1 NB Oen Views, Vault 2Ba, lndry lac, pool, $12K 1·800·767·2284 llllillf..,. lnlllM,QllHUO HOUSES/ Studio Bright & cln. gar, $650. 548-7367; BR. Hugo Br & walk-in Celling, Ovrlks Har· carprt w/stornge. $425 ---·------ -IM1111l1·•·42H51Q.ftr CONDOS . Nico area, sep full kil 548-7460 Ctosot. Car pon. $695 bor, Prlv. 8th, frptc. n/ +•.h etoc. 548-2070 DO,N 'T JOIN AN· ..._¥Wttp1,0C aru,..... . E•s tbluff Remodel ·$625 w/utll, quiet N/ Pool/Spa. 646-6838 s, m/I, young prof, avl Newport North 3Bd 0 THE R 0 p. cauuo .. ...-. FOR REN-1 -ar wa Trrs. French Smkr, N/pet 673.SSSQ -=====-=----. now. $800 month T Nexuo i:fool & incuzz.L PORTUNITY until HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE doors, 3 B r 2v.iea., _________ HUNTINGTON •BLUFFS CONDO utTI. "B7s:'r2UO:-5512/mo. Plus Y'l utls. you have t.he Sectcno . $1900. Ag1. 759-9314 CORONA BEACH 2640 Nowor 3Bd, 3Ba, den. NB/Bluffs Prl\late lbr, N/Smk. Fomale Prof'd. MLM Success cas· i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii On tho pool. 2/gar. I I 800-969-9356/640·0185 sotto.Cnll for your free BOA Lido Isle 3Br 2~4Ba. DEL MAR ' 2622 $2050/mo. 759-0342. ba+den, w gar .. w d., cassette: 1·800-225· BAL. frplc, 2-car gar, patios. Sell your home kit prlvt, pool. Quiet, Nwpt B ch Wnntod _3_88_6_. _____ _ ISLAND 2106 111 Via Eboll. $2300/ through classified. Gr••t studio w/kltch, Female $600 644·02(. J pro I. fem. n/s, quiet 4 MOI PhoneCard ATES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mo. 310-277-1583 2 BR $7"-51 upstairs, . -642-5678 prlv ent., frpt, nr bch/ Br townhome, furn LOCATIONS GOING HEALTH BENE.FITS! tPAfl" nMJ:I JVU. TWIQ •> ~ ..-. Olota .... Tttqlhomt C-,.., I -51" ......... ,_, ., ,.. s.ru.c • Prwvn sp1 ... 1 A•-'Maoll-'F1,_ ' . M-1! Fw ,-. FattA ...... Tape CALL 1-800.995-0796 t:atnn TODAY!! •••••-•••I Ch•rmlng 2Br +loft, LUXURY LIVING prlv., stove/frig, gar, pool/tonnis, ultl pd. VACATION room, w/priv bath, full FAST! Inv. Req. Near shopping. avl $750 mo. 642·3162 priv., uht Inc. $600 aoo.700•7177, 24 Hrs. --------....... !~~er.h~~::i1y5~f!k1~~ FOR LESS now. 499-<>177 GREAT L8'ge upstairs 3Br RENTALS 2722 645·4505 UNLIMITED INCOME 1002 GENERJij. Ownr/Agt. 723-0653 Live In Newport's fin· •WALK TO BEACH! QN 2Ba, 4\ncl gar, frplc, High commission est homes a\ a frac· Studio . Q u I• t . LQCATI nenr boach. $\200/ Oce•nfront 3Br 2Ba RENTALS po tenUot savmg home OOV'T FORECLOSED tlon of normal rent. If $585 348·9424 1..Z.a IMll. mo. 851·1141 Ext. 302, near NB pier. Book WANTED 2726 owners BIO SS. New homes for ponnlos CORONA you have quallty fur-now for summer wkly financial service. 1-coll on $1. Oollnquent Tax, DEL MAR 2122 nishlngs catt 723-1151 $130..S-. LIPO ISLE ·Steps to rental. 714-434-1424 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil closers dohght. 1-800.. Repos, REOs. Your ****LUXURY COSTA MESA 2624 beachl 1BdrT(l Studio. R•spon prof non·smkr 699-6099 Ext. 81677 Area. Toll Free 800· $1200 2BR 1BA W•t•rfront Condo Geted/COVd prtcng Tennis, w/d. Avl 3/16.,_________ /dmkr w/Uny dog sks Vending with over 25 898·9778 E111. H-4645 2BA 2.75 BA. Highly a.v.tore, Pool s595 673•6103 RENTALS TO pvt studio, guest hse local accounts. Buy all for current llstlngs. Flroptaco, w/d. ocean upgraded. With boat 2 Mstr Br 2Ba, fp, w/d a-JW~ Room • ---------SHARE 2724 or gar a.pt In Npt Bch. or part. 8()().818-0908 side Coast Highway. s 11 p . s 2 8 0 0 /m 0 • hkup, gar. $880. East :.;?' .-:..-;:::. ,. Lve msg 722·9889. lrAmodlate. 675-5646 Agt 640-7000 Ext 306. of H'arbor. Great otter .... .._ "'¥".. SOUTH COAST CORONA Bright upstrs unit So. Npt North 2Br 2Ba for 1 yr IH. G4fH351 S.£W...P9id METRO 2686 B•lboa Isl fem to ••••Iii••• INVESTMENT DEL MAR 1022 of Hwy, 2Br 2Ba, 2-car condo. 2-car gar, AC, EA'STSIDE share 3 BR w/2 olh· COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil gnr, w/d, frig, pool. w/d, pool. Avail 4/1. Country Woods era. Patio, W/O, Own 2 8 $1350/mo. 721··0358 51395/mo. 640-1529 2 Br, spll·IVI, w/study. N••r SCP 38R 2BA phone. $452 mo + REAL ESTATE 90 0 & • n •• t Ip, skylt, deck, $875, encl garage. laundry utll, 723-0720 FABULOUS COM 3·Sty Condo w/olc, roof top dck. Opn/brlght $490K Pgr-266-6496 Agt. NEWPORT BEACH ce•n u Nwpt North 2Bd, 1.25 no pets. 180 21st st. rm. Quiel, xlnt area., ________ _ views 2Br tBa. No Ba, fp, deck, w/d, ber-646•1164,645•9543 , $950/mo 546-6883 Beautiful-NB prvt _________ , ... -------..... pets. Frplc, 1-car aitch ber carpel, tllo fir, gar. hme. Phn/cable/kltch/ BUSINESS OFFICE I nHd • houae for gar. $1150/mo. Pvt pool. $1150 759-0600. lndry. Quiet & Clean. the Lord's work. Tax str,et. Agt. 631•2242 oce•n view 3 BA, 2 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 $400+ut1 e4 5.9s1 s FOR RENT 2769 write-off & multiplied BA, frpl, d[w, 2 car CDM·THIS HOME IS blessings to ..,ou. 1069 COSTA MESA 2124 gar, $1400. Available SPECIAL! 1 btk to JW A I RPORT law (714) 830·8233 now. 675·5833 ocn w/vu from 20x40' business ctost']g. All --------~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil The best of Orango QUIET &: SBR.ENB patio. Lrg design hm fur n Is h Ing s /.-'4 w 5 BA, 3BA $259kl •E'sld• Lg 3Br 2ea, Co's fabulous homesl l ..._,... Ap w/2 sep mstr suites. books, copier, etc. for r=========:;'ll Traditional 2-sty, w/d, 4-car gar, court-Vlslpn• Propertl•• Pa. m .LY..L.esa !3rb11en'ts Yours Is 17x20 W/14' sale. Leaso nego- beautlful remodel, lrpl, yd, otc, lndry rm. 193• on Dlspl•Y Is looking cedar ctst. Huge lot w/ liable. Olivo-851-2010 No matter O~k bit-Ins, lg yard, C Magnolia. S 14 vi 11 grdns Incl 60 + roses " 4/1. No pets. 20 for people with qua ty So & L.-What you're spa. Priced to sell. furniture to five · In near yet SO iM... & more. Fem pref.lf"'l-----1111111111ril Catt Bob Coluccio, •••3Bd 2B• Condo these properties white lllat's the feeling you get. $~Stmo. 723-0377 2 IUW~.l ~ doing, your Grubb & Ettls' 644· Avl 4/1. Lg Poot. Nice they are on the mar-whc ti Palm WINDOW va"-A hometown 6373 ext. 121 unit on greenbelt. ket for sale at a frac-n you vc at Dover Shor•• Spa-U W x 1¥ Close to Triangle Sq. lion ol the normal Moa amid the lush clous hse w/poot. Bd/ • newspaper Bl? c:B~YOON o~~:r $1050/mo. 642-2649 cost. CALL: gimlCl)' of scdudcd ~.Ti·. ~fp.~n~~:~~; :~t:=i· The~'Pilot ~:5~.500. • By en Owner: Or coll 641-0593 M·F 714-280-8080 woods & study palms. • rci. ~ J.W.A. ' 1(//4 #1/p- ·~ ~ A GOOD AD! Call 642- 5678 Call 644-5215. Attr•ctlv• 5Br 2-sty Versallle• 2Br condo. ... .. __ ...,_ 751 ._ 2 D-'-· Lido Is, trg hm w/prof. Alll fof SM*o 47g.2434 w-~·· -·-.. hm, fncd yd w/deck, 2Ba, upgrds, 2/prkng, a .x~ ,. DQ.llUUllD Pref fem. Pvt bd, bth, flt I By Owner 3Br 2'hBa nice nelghborhd. Avall pool, clubhse. $1050. . Jn. SS IOS600 deck, cbl, W/d, gar. s n . Newporl Terrace 4/1. $1595. 546-7020 Gerl Agt 909-861-3&34 · 1BRS6l5 ioS650 maid $800 673-j 886.1_ ________ llllm-===--======.l1L-------~ condo. End unit on ---------• lBJl sns IO $750 l1dily Pilot cul-de-sac adjoins 7 Dram•tlo custom Vers•lll•a-Spectacutar ... No P- acre park. Pool, soc hom• wood firs, ocean/bay views. 2Bd ~ y.....:::::Blinds guard, etc. S159K. For brick frpt, vaulted cell· 28111, beaut furn, mrbl ~ r~ L.-- mors Info 646-9435 lngs, 2 BA, 2 BA + Jacuul tub, mirrors, • ~'O ni111 loft, beautiful. $1450 plush carpet+dlshos, A NEW C'.arpct, Paint & Tak Custom Oceanfront mo. + dep. 2166 Pa· bedding, linens. (Wiii A Picnc:u Room Large 4bd, 3 .5ba clrlc Ave. Call Bob consider renting un-. house,bulllln '88.No Coluccio, Grubb & 'furnished.) $1500. &HcaudPool&Jacum boardwalk. Pvt pony. Ellis 644-6373 ext. 121 (Agent) 631-8097 A P1dol & Balmnics '1•250•000· 831"7905 •NPT HQHTS AREA On The W•t•r w/pan-A Garaga Available DOVl!R SHORES 3Br 2 full Ba. frplc, oramlc bay view. 4Br 1218 Potarls gar, yard. $1195/mo. 2VlBa, 2/car. $3450 Open 8un 1 ·5 642·5722 721H670. Dock avail. Offia: Haun: 9:00 am . S~.00 M·F Ramododed 4Br view 1 2 and 10 00 ... 00 · home with pool & spa. Roomy 2Br 2Ba. x· g • t---------: am • ~: pm S d 729·7271 Agont car gar, fp, vault cells, NEWPORT 1561 Mesa Dr. · Santa Ana Heights, CA an Y cell fans, w/d, d/w, Prudential Jon Douglas pool. 11200• 434-6909 COASTt... 2170 (714:) 546-9860 HAift VIEW HOMES STUDIO LOFT e 290 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Phase 3, 4Br, stun· FLQWEA ST "Lag. Prot'I D•oor•t•d l.L.':-';-i-~-1;1--..~ii~-,i;1-iii=ii~-•• ;-i;1=-.-.. -.-.-.-.-.T-.-.---.~~-1;.-i.-..... -.~~."'!-1;.-1.-.'=-~ii nlng view, xtra lrg lot. Bch Charm"· remod. 2 mstr sta1, 2<at gar, r. • • • • • Portonno model. Bkr New carpt A firs, pvt tallan tile entry, for-I Coeta Mesa'a Beet S4o.56e4 or 729-7241 entry/prkg No pets. mal OR, sculpted frpl, . • . $895 . 548-8226 W/d. 11850. 640-1795 : NEWPORT VILIAGE APARTMENTS NEW LISTING Located In eiccluslve 6 HB~CHNGTON2140 APARTMENTS 1 o••• gu.,ded Harbor =ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii po• •nNT 1 Bring In this coupon Aldge. Prime quiet to-• ~ ~ for f /2 otf 1st c•tlon with view Of Lrg lmmao mobile hml•••••••lilll•I' month•• rent. Fora S1ddle~ck. 3 bdrms, 2Br 2Ba lo very active I limited ttme only. 2.5 batho. lamlly rm, Sr. park. Brookhurat/ oourm~t kllchen plul Adams. Stv. frig, W/d. BALBOA • Extra Lorge J,,., I and 2 eating area. Format BHut corner loL 1725 ISLAND 2608 bedrooms dining area W•lh 2 tncl utll. &4&,...49'1 JR iooo atory celling. Large nf\ 00 •1pa In prlva1a c:ourt· ~•R av..aA Uppat, l "" 1 yard. lllneH lorcH NEWPORT oar •PK•. W/D, Uni• 2 BR seeo eale. l49G,OOO ae•cH 2169 Island, y•atly 11860 • SOnd VOlleyboH 871 4 _.00 8IOft Agt. 173-4082 • 2 llahMd tannts coons • ,. Detw.. 2Br 29&, /4/C, • Verbl bllnOS W/d, l)lt4na, deck, Q&r, e ()elllng fons mini bay view. Avall 41 • Plulh oorpet 1, 11800. 723-6008 • F*-Room 2807 • ~ t.-poOI Qnd spa • Oai88Qf • OOW!td~ • -.... Wiit bitliorOS ·Gc.a ~ CoNGRATULATIONS'WINNER#5 Trevor Fortin N Dinner for Two at Fmd our hidden Classified Ads &: WIN! Contest RMks: l. Simply find our hidden classified ads somewhere in our classified section. Cut and paste the ads on the emry blank & mail. 2. All enrrics must arri~ by noon, dte next Wednesday. 3. W.nncr will be chosen by random drawing and winner's name will appear dte following ~ One winner per wttk . '4 •• Comest will run 2/l/96 throuib '4118/96. l"\llnBl\"\t, Pute Adi Here u °"" ..... Mt to AdtNa T .ytor a Legend 13~ ==-.., "°"""' loed 11-epumenle • S.1 ••• ,. 10 Beglnn« 11 WllMued QOWN 1 8ecMie falni.r 2 Drlbcolof 3 -rheOtd- Budter 4 ·-au..ttonm• 5 Sc:a111tt'a home 8 Dedetea 1 !Nc>rTNllon a =Vollo- 9 Accumulate 10 Allows to 11 Tennta N{ldout Naltue 12 Soldiet'I ltioe 13 Motels of yott 19 Weather Indicator 24 Singer V~n 28 Overeat 28 A Nixon 30 ·-Ooublflre• ,..... 0 , •. Uillled , .... ~ 31 ~oket' stake 53 Stop . 32 =::*' momentatlly · 33 a aklrt 54 Superior 34 Smal beds 65 SoYWt.foucJdet 35 ·-my WOfdr 58 Pieoe of 36 Andel country lnsUlallon 38 Aacetftled 57 Monster In faliy 39 Singer Gonna tales 41 Scrap of cloCh 58 Seaweed 42 -ammoniac Plodud 47 Golf IOOfes 59 Prune the 49 Luxuries hedge so Edible roots e 1 Zilch 51 Iron-rich meal 'IM Perch . .. ~~:so1're ... Diii ..... ' Wbat action do you take? Q. I · Both vulnerable, u South ~bold: MK.JIU oA• oai• _MK Th• biddirur ba,t ~ WEST -·Jroiirtl -rwr· SOUJ'B 1• . p._ P .. 1 What action do you take? Q. S • >.. South, vulnerable, you hold: Q. I • Ntllitber vublerable, u SOut.b you bold: .-Q'78 OA OAIU .mtlt71J41 Partner opens the bidclinc with one club. What do you reapond? Q. t • Neither vulnerable, u Sout.b~.~d: •Qe OA~OU • OAXI MQ71 The bicldirur hu proceeded: SOVl'll. tn:sr NORTH &ABT l• P.. 10 • P- 1 Wha' do you bid now? PS-818 8UI'· I' •a Report bv American Dermatof. ogy l'oundatlon ,.. v•al• new approved spray can heal llchy, n.icy. red akin In u lit· ti• u 7 daya. Call tor lnfonnaUon: 1-«><MS1· SPRAY. ' T•NNla LasaoNa 1ST LESSON FREE U.S.P.'r .A. Certified lnltnletor 642-8188 •Q .J. a. 11 QI OI .it 7. I Looli for an81DUI on Monda..y. The biddin2 baa proceeded: NORTH IABT SOU'l11 WEST 11:? P... . t What do you bid now? Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, as South you hold: .& 1:?KQ8 oQJ97t52 •104 Learn to be a better brldse player! Subacribe now to the Goren Brldp Letter by calllnlt (800>1p.122G for lnfonnation. ~ write to Goren Bridae Letter, --~-- PUSONAI.S 3002 HOT CONNECTIONS * 1.Soo.a4Me88 P.O. Box "410, ChJeaao. ll. 8088C). •-------~~ MeET YOUR COM .. ANIONI 1-100-ese.2eoo 0T.a2et HOTTEST ltltlt . 1.69 ' l.IWE ............ 900-505-SOSO eoo-7a9-4•ao • t ooo..a t aoOJWK Career opportunity w~ ad -a.ncy. Call 714-M ... l•a 140.00QIVr lnoe•• P•l•ntlal. Hom• Typl1tt/PC uaerw. Toi ,, .. (1) 800·898•9718 ex T·13e1 for ll1'1ng1. 9ookJteeper Bu•v NB Pf'OP rngmt co. Cuual N/S offlc•. Ftr M-F. S13,l50(hr. Fil>! rHum• to Pam. 875-2127. COUNTaR HELP PfT PhonH, ahlpplng. Frlendly & r11pan. Npt Beach. 842-0262 (714,as 1-9313 --------•• A1Jcfor 1M1p. Dept. EMPLOYMENT Devon & Devon • 5530 ersormel, Inc . Reporters, Writers, Contributors needed for weekly newspaper. General & convnunity news. Some photography . Mac helpful. Experienced. Send resume, 3 writing samples to: Personnel De~t. MEMBERSHIPS P.O .. Box 2929 . • LOST& 2925 FOUND - --2925 $2.99 per min. Must be 18 yrs. • T (lUCti:19CUL f.bone Required Serv-U (619r 645-8434 l-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim3m0•1•8ll!!l!!!!~~~ort~Be~ac~h~CA~9~2~6~59~~ •Yacht Club* •Membership* · For 1/2 price. (818) 441-8950 FOUND • Black female FOUND • Cockatlel, LOST: 2 Cockatlela I~=::=::=::=::~=::~ dog, near Santa Alla neat Brookhurst & Tai· 3/1, COM/NB area. Ave. & 15th St., C.M. bert. F.V. 968-0&4-0. On• II yellow/tan, On the move? Call 646-3467. tame, gentle. Other Is F 0 u ND • 8 r 0 w n FOUND 3/8 · Green/ gray/~hlte, semi-tame, Sell your extra leather wedding yellow parakHt near sweet. 759-3117 household album near Westclllf 17th & lrvlne Ave., REWARD: Lo1t Shih-i'tems Buy I\. Sell It. Find IL ClasalOed. EMPLOYMENT Plaza, 17th & Irvine, N.B. 646-8895. Tzu (medium alze, N.B. 775-4123. FOUND near 17th & male). Wh i te w/1_......,.l ... n_,C.,...l...,a...,S.-S.-.lf.-ie_d ___ ll••-----· Tustin Ave., C.M.: streaJc1 of llght brown/ For Ad · Action Cal a w~ Ab-VISOR 642·5678 Rare-looking pigeon, grey. 8 years old. Very Why play Hide 'N white w/ black/brown fluffy halrl Lost Jn the Seek with childcare? EMPLOYMENT ... feathers. Pet? 548• vicinity of Narcluus & ca II CI a a a ff I e d 5530 1228. 2nd St. Mar. 3 673-todayl 642-5678. 8 9 4 8 ·--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Lo• t fem ale wh Ile FOUND • 5 key1 + ._.-...._...-...._.-,.__.,r'tl>...........,Ll'..,._,,~~~-.........~J/r Boxer 'Sugar'. ap-alarm activator. Found prox 50 Iba, C.M. 2/25 near UCI. Call Back Bay (Irvine/Univ) 648-2232. 2/18. Leash & choke•--------chaln stlll attached. Thinking of having a Need• medication. garage sale? Joe (H) 650-6118, (W) Give us a calll 631·5228. REWARD. CLASSIFIED 842·5878 Put a few words : ~to w6rk for you. Of!iu (714) 401-9444 FAX (114) 548-5850 •APPOINTMENTS AVMUBL£ • NO OVER17ME CHARGE THE Call 642-5678. --NEWPORT IEACH Pl.UlllllG COIPAllY JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PROPERTY iSiRVI CE 3 712 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M GMNT 3 8 98 ~RECT 0 RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim William Harold Jewelers Therapy & Nutrition Ike'. C ustom Painting liiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLEANING 3515 SERVICES CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL HARDWOOD 3548 GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 FLOORS CARPET CLEANING •, •.------•!DOLPHIN CLEANINQ .:O*u~~~L~l~Q CPI BUILDERS INC. • MARBLI! EXPERT * * * * C.U ST 0 M =1~!'J'::'fn~'J:!~r;; . R~~~~:a~fh~~:ist ~~:ic. t~i·:x~'& g~~~~ 1 ~~'!d ~.°,;: !x~n~~~ & RESTORATION Prof'I from ""'urope. RHldentlal Conll. Poll•hlng/Protectlng. HARDWOOD FLOORS lkly/Mll/lrlde 873..0385 C.M. 722·9823 Llfl703468 831-4810 mgmt, homes & multi 7'COUSTIC tlILINGS 3408 Uphol • Oriental Rugs ~ Uc.tfl518424•1nsured Scratch/Stain Removal . Quality • Guaranteed Best Hrvlce In town! (7 14) 885-4993 L8206S4 9 4a.1oo5 inatallatlon•Reflnlah. SPRINQWOOD PAINT unlta. RE lie. 644-0172 7 1 4 .9 8 9 ·5 0 8 7 Ref'a. 5 Yeara Exp. Maintenance Avallabl• OVI 4 Ch I L686 3 Call Grace 251·9455 LEWIS Conatructlon •QUALITY WORK• Qµallty Work. Uc'd IANDSCAPB & M NG 383 •Not eap 27 1-------- HOU&ECLEANINQ Remoctel•Handyman HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc Ol•nn 548-8817 IAWN CARE 3808 :_BP~•;_:n=~I ROOFING l910 . ::~~~~:fc ~:rJ!:1. CARPET INSTALL 15 vr• exp. Good Ref. L:~~L7isi.sc:~::•· ~78~;~arP.Jj:.'7'Y~": G PUBLIC NOTICE 714-652-3027 P9 4n.5208 •THUNDER ROOFING• ¢ustom Tex1ureePalnt & REPAIRS 3516 Own trani. Call any• HAlJLIN 3720 8ealo Verd Melnt The Calif. Public Ullll-TOP QUHITY INT/EXT For all of your roofing 1 Uc'd. Mark 838· 7300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t 1 rn • · 2 4 1 -0 5 3 1 l.J. Scott Conatructlon Lawn•, Cln-upi, Tree tiH Comml11lon RE· ~ need a. Reroof/Repalr. I ' PRESSUftE WASHING Cuatom Home Bulldtra HANDY MAN 3710 .,UNK To The DUMP Trim. Sptlnklra, Aersta, QUIRES that all uaed ~ Reasonable Rates! Uc 838144 848-4122 ~CONDITIONING •ALL REPAIRS• Quallty • Guaranteed Llcl481954. Rel' a. 171._ .... 1882) Thlldlll7N24S Pg-4t3-lt42 houaehold goo de 8228 Jay 8.;0-5066 BALBOA la Power stretch & lnatall DOLPHIN CLl!ANINQ t 714-e7S.7719 Wiii haul what Traih movera print their • .,EATING 34lS Any alze Job. 20 yeara & REltTORATION •P•lntJC..,,.ntry* • I IHS8-882 • TRI.El • P.U.C. Cal T number: -------ROOFING CO A exp 7dy 830-5534 24hr 7 1 4 .9 8 9 .5 o a 7 Orywan and morel Man won t 1 • llmo1 and chauffeurs PIANO & VOCAL • R. LI .. BL 8 DOORS 3580 Small Jobi Oki Topptdlfttmovt. t.awnt. print their T.C.P. num-LESSONS 3868 /Comm /RH /Reroof M HIATINQ .. NC HOUSI! CLEANING Gary 845-8277 aw.nit .......... 79144'N ber Jn all advertl•• (r:.~~~Frtt.~~·J:;': llcJ•nlial•Commtrclal CERAMlC or .. n Seen• LandKpng mentl. If you have • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, ________ _ •rvlce•lnetallatlon TILES 3528 Local Area. Xlnt Ref'a An •Xperlenc•d 1•191 Retired Cottltactot NUTRITION 3742 /Muonry /Irrigation quHtlon about the le-•Plano Le11one• ROOF LEAK? .#171380 652~76 Yolanda 83t·8897 dependable door Repair•. Improvement•, ./Trimming /Removab gallty of a mover. limo 5-Adult. Entertainment L Co H""h Ouali iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •WINDOW Cleanlng hanger. Guar work, sm Jobe. au.llty/lnlegrl1y ClearK1p1 • MalntaNnee or cha~fleur, call: available. DegrHd R':f R.:.: •• l:x:a1 Rt~ ---------1 CERAMIC t MARBLI! e Carpet Clean Ing reu. Don 521-8910 I c.ie, Ken 842·t 770 L41'599025 890-8108 Public UtllltlH Teacher. 54().1947 OoHn View Roofing lnstalrn • Fabrication • Hardwd Flra Malnt ROOFING carp, plbg, QUIT IMOKINQ,,. Landscape Remod.,lng .:;~~~~~~ PIANO Beg.·Advanced Ltll673688 048·2338 3488 20Vra Exp • Licensed Free Eatl • 72~7078 DRYWALL palntg, alee, tlle1 atucco. 1 ST DAY!U Yard tune up/m.lnteN~. , All ag11-THcher Cert.1 _______ _ .liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1·800-348--9321 3584 Remoctel1. MORGAN Doctor Aeccomended landsc.pe/8111atJc design. Dibernardo• Movlng Entertainment Aafall. SPRINIU.ERS 3921 ktop Publlahlng a.eain. &howera Rep'd COMPUTERS 3556 SERVICB Uc'd 850..3291 1~ Monev bKtl guar Con.tractorlC27.eo40Qe. Local/Offlce1Storage Jennifer 840-8889 d Co .-..A RP Mobll• 11'403-534'5. Herttal Product Prof'I & Ethical 645-7505 Long 0111. Fr•• Eat. lllil~iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Of proc. Pr"'M"' Reiroullng & lnalall'n 714-71C).8tl2 ' T#1'1832 87e.3114 . S~RINKLBA RBPAIR •: .f'•WP,hlc:or"kDSot11gn/urcL.styou1 ~~ .. 780061350of64ea'! ~fs2Tlel• Computer Coeoh BAAIKI h Llolfl585190 Carpentr~*lleotrloal PLANT ARTlaT l•lft lecond M---PLUMBING 3890 ValveuHuda•Tlm• " ..-.. For effective laarnlng · P a111. No.Job too Plumblng•Orywall• Speclailat In tlClallng "' ... .,R._ cloctls. 2iY,.. Local Ellp. -..0.2SIO 1"~1807 All appa & aoltware amt. Acoustic removal, Stucco*PaTntlng•Tlle landacap~/lrrlgatlon Prof Mover.I 14Hr 8"' John 282-2831 Tit•• Qla11 Block• Mai'k 97S-7Sl49 etc. 714-240-1159 Rooflng•Jim &41·7414 HOME CA.IE/ upgrad•• 790..8782 7·D•y/Sr Diec/Fr" Eat TH• LOCAL PLUMalEA ~~ ~~. ~:~:.=. IN·HOMi QL8fUCAL C & C INTERIORS CARP•NT,.Y•Wlnd.wa UVICBS 3760 Pnf'I ~eoape llalnt maw 432.fl23/P~ .. iJarne1 ~~Co.• i·TUT--0-Rl-N-G--3-9-2-9 Lll'B582867 538-128e MS WORO.•XC•LL Orywl all• Texture Ooora •Wood Fence1 10Yra Exp • XJnt Rafa p•'.._.,NG 3858 Friendly s.Mct•lnsu.red ~ENTRY 3510 • Knowtedgat>le/Rellable •Fin ah Carpentry• • Drywall Repafr • • Seaaonal Flowera • AM11 u LIS32981 875-9~ lteftdyMan/Remod•I •Quality Service. LaSt735 Chrla 631-6447 Llfl201581 • Call Bob ~~ ~ .':;. . VICTOft 487•1738 . ., ~~~erea~am~I~ CHILD CARE 3536 C:ara. ~ 723-8129 249-1323 Pg.312-0020 Ref'•· PleaH call YWd Cl...-..up, Weed, •W.P. YOUNGQUIST -------- Elec. Plumb, a. Paint PC PRO Internal, ELECTRICAL 3610 D I I C O U N T TllMMW 114-3e1·9038 Trim. Remove. Trff8/ P9'ntlnt Centr.ctw eDAH DAWSON• V,4 ..... 2342. tmmed Appllcallona/Hatdwar• Electlfcal • Cwpenlfy CMA'WCW. Qin Hedgel/l.awn · Malnt Oual. s*ntlng by PfOfla PLUMBING --- Prefeaalonal Tutor RHdlng/wrltlng/math . Certlflcat•d teacher. Reaaonabl•. 723-5902 •·,.Jg• 714·227 .. 122 KOALA CARE RHton•~ homt rain. Monthly L.at\Clacaplng r fHM.Yatd Pg 748 537G Ucl802008. Ina. W1lt1 H .. t.,. • Drllna Hom•-bHtd Chlldcsre David at 509·2088 8m•ll Job l!XP•RT •From $25/month• a Compenlone • • Fr .. tel. .,.~3305 At model • Repair WALL RS ~HlrdWlt• E. Colla Mtaa LocaUon Duncan &lectrlc a A V A N A H •a TransPOt'lon • Aer. • Faucett • FlaturH COVBRIHGS 3932 lm•Cabln11 .. stucco L1'304200905 Quiel< RHponH . H A " D W A " • Pf.fl"( 114-1&2«SOI UGAL ltYrsQuaMrPlllMJftt L"654722•8404720 ~ L5C2731 H Y1• •lCP Ellzab•lh 5-48-1098 CONCRETE• Local uc. 850..7042 2000 w Balboa BNd. PLUS touc:hupa. Per# 717•9'728 ·~ 942..oao7 MASONBY 3557 ., 1 4 .. ., • .1 a at DUUIANCI l??I SBIVICES 3812 ~:~to:'.'t~~~ a~:i~R~P::.: .... "*'to Z HANDYMAN --------al. U 11' ea ,.- IHSTALIJAEFACE CABINETS Ctu.NING Brick, Block. Stone, '11le PENCE$ ~en., .....,.t. .. _bCharlle l'ATHUa UNIT•D CHUNG1i PAIHTINQ ~PrtluDmr~!!'}!!!'!~ :";01".:.e; •• :m:~ ~·· baths, dOOfa, SEDVJCES 35"8 6 DE,.•• • n p ....... • oerp'try, ~•Vlallallon 20 v,. Exp. Od Prtcel • ........ ,_~·· ~on. DoUO 548-7258 &\ ' Cone, ftallo, Drlvew?, ~ 3v15 tence btdg & power WMtl 118ALTM •U11MC• Ctllld tuooon • ~ Ouar work. ,r .. EsL 20Vrt tq>. M wen VUI'· We gall •hould hang Fpk, BBOs. Ref. 25 r Local ~. 71CH044 Nat"t Aseoc. for. t"9 24Hrs 71..._11e7.qc>44 Uc#37H02 531-1134 ltewa 14Mltl together. Strip, 1n1ta1r. li;_;fii;r~-..-:--1 A TOUCH 0, CU.SS Exp. Terry •57•7•" •PllNCaa GAT•a__. ..._. ..._.,.._...... ...,..,,,.,_ 131-3158 RAUiiOW Clrol• Malnt. PrHIM Plumltlne •i~;·.a~01 ~h:n~1::· • Cl••nlng. RH/Comm * lttt PrfctJQualltv ....,.,.,..,,,,... ,.,...... Colla M~ Pllntlng-1111/!xt HOUM/Apt Aapalra a ~model• 351 S Uc/Bonded. Fr•• Eat. LAndlcape ~ick. ltonl Rectwood • L1'87etoS •• v.... .... DISTIVCTJ0•37IO 111.SS&GI Qualtty Job. ''" •l 'r" l!lllln\alH • 1~-~~----••••iiiiiiijliiiliiil T•r... a1a-n4:a COncr• eoo:ne.1001 Jim Wh~ 142-7209 .,._at...-uNMt1 e:a••••• UM1n1 .... 1oeo TRADE ••OH HOUSECLfANINO NW 8•RV1Cai ,.._,. L9MOt18 •8W'DI~ 0.....-~elnt."'8 Tits Nn""T -.CH UCenMd-aonded Anylhlng .. •verwwna 1IT LAION,.... F,'i: 110 °" W/MI lntlfat °'* ,~.. "-Ull•tNQ COMPANY lhrouOh cla .. lflld • 110.00 per hour. 1',.. lsUma1•. "9t•a:-U.9.fll.T.A. CerUnH 1 ettot Jacuut Lto'tl/tns'ct tlnet '18. LICaNa• ••Y44e7 Ml ... TI 714-•48-03M .... .._. 7 ... t440 lnslructDr ..... ,.. Tt4-'7 ..... M .... JOU ,,. ... 41 714-4014444 -.....-......_ ..... _...;;.,;.-......;. I I .... . • . ~~ 8ac'h1Co.ca Mesa p.ily Pilot . - 1~;:;===:.illUCHDDISI JEWEi.iT. P11IS COSTA llBSA 1124 r.owu BOATS CBEVllOtET 1• lilSC'. IO 1 I • UT I025 7O12 iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill ·------ ............. hat ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii tO .......... lurn, 'M QllO Prl•m &We, •94 P/U 82000 s-.pct. Natlon'I letQHI boal ..... 93SK.100t<+/Yr PLANT aAl.S Cfftue· e R 0 L •Xe Sofaa/Jove eeate/ •3e t8' Chrla Craft awomatJ<:, AC, &ound Sterao/caH. Guod 'tU 900 TtutiO advettl•lng ••rvlca No exp r9q. Open ler· ANTIQUIS 1010 ·~(fruiting) $10. •Lady 2-Tone Cate drn1ers w/mlfrora, di-Oorgeou1 mah1goney 8)'9, new OrH/brokn. wo.k trvcJ<. Rune gd. Autotn4Ulc ~ a-'ttt t-etlll ~ rftory. WW tta10....1.aoo,. On/Plgmy palms~ $10 •Men Submatlna SS nettn/tablH, bedl w/ Orig. show c:ond. w/nu ~200. Call 847-3171 $850 obo 83'·7149. IOW mf, mint. t17tlt0 flT phone 1ate1 In ,.;. 89iM09t Ext. 81677 8 Herb• 11, t:erttent •Man ~t SS bud baaLda. .lamp&. --tratl9': ~'11( «91-~ RV Tow v.Note • -z.-~td wat•rlront loc:. UY• ••LL Cuh fOt fountaUto $110 bird 714*3e3 eee4 pictUf••• ate. Sat/Sun • ChtW•ll• w/\o kit , >tint training, ,.4,.,. S11u cookl41 ,.,., . OJaney. btha 820. 9GIM74....U C.. k 8 1 8am. 2521 Orange, W A N T E D: Power Run• ...,.,.,. R:e 11 • MERCEDES 91301 _______ 92_11P"" • """ IUll"'Ell Dt•1cro· MltlOll, Poppytrafl nUO ••uv• • CM 71&-5085 Boal 1990 Of Mw•r """"'' n y TOYOT 11000/Wk. 7~·7375 '" " " USA BMcJC Mammyi COOKWiiii iiT. 17 ORIG WeU kWn. NB 21'·32' To partner smog~: New front .& OftlVE.ft w/auto. br1ve :~:.:•:,~~~d=~~:. Chei/BuUet a carioon place water!•••, Artist 24x36 on. Pallet Monater •alel SaV on my dock. Cllll Oan lfreVWo· 7S1•89•5 '8 8 tee>E 2 •3 Whl:e/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii••• Weal LA A baick 6 hr•. finance Hp. Train In •BUYING IT•Ma ~ ,, .. , construe-~lllo Lane, ~f•• an~ DATSUN 9060 )(Int c:ond. QSk ml. xtnl cond 4-•P 1 day mid wk Npt to Uonwlde, Saleo/mgmt/ Jara. Pat 9M-0508 gr ......... 7-pty aur• knf (909) 885-:.1537 Svn 8 am. Del Mar at 873-0239. I Polo. Recorda. t.ownr '87 TenJel 7~1· 'Refs req'd. 875·3003 Dallao. (214) 880-8414 F • ...,. * tlonl R•taJI S1400 PETS L garage• u . Appl $10.900 obo 873-8948 burgandy U5o0 • First Mate/Deck hand t~o:u~;;;:::O·P~:.: now S3991 fr•• s2so ~ :~~·~.t~~~r •• ~~ola, SAIL BOATS 7014 '89 420 SEL Blac:k. ca1111...673-29e9. u 1 d 1 5 FT SALES -Inga c:nloa Giswera fab4lou1 Franclacan ANIMALS 6049 ~ · '8t Oatsvn 280ZX Blve, CD plnyer. good ,88 SUPRA Xlf'lt ..... ~:~o • Certl~~ v:11e1. REPRESENTATIVE fvrn' etc tmm•d cuh' bone china Mtl ~em-MUL,.l·SAL• '84 C•talln• 27 Ole-5-spd. Futr power, ~ond. si 7,ooo. e111 AM/Ft1 ue"9,, a.: Faic RH; 875-5212. Growing community top$ e73-0223 Iv mag' bar BBBI Warranty! 1· ADOPT •PET March 9, 9am-3pm HI stove aplnnaker 120k ml. Run• fair 436-6665 or 854·6460 speed -~:ooo. 'Cl1191 • 80<>-434-4828. ·-Furniture & mlac. furilng gl~ s12 000• $1200 obo 548-4888. 436-6005 8~ LiVE JN. FULL TIME newepaper group •eeks CLASSIP'IED FRl!E iTUFfl FROM Every Sat & Svn et llem9. 643 Darrell 436-eees o~ 854-6480. OLDSMOBILE 9155 or > COM. Htkpr & c:nre· dl1pl1y. 1dvortlalng repr• It' 1 th a a a a y •ta. , UNCLE SAM , PETS MART, Fountain 1----;Sa,E~W;:;;IN::-:;;Q~B=l!:E:---I._::~::!:~~~~~ takor for Hnlor lady. aentntlve with 1 year mini· acce11, Information· Scholorahl • ~~~~=' Valley. PupplH, kit· PARLOUR SAL• FINN 14 Ft cur~enl FORD 9075 TRUCKS tmmac., non·amokor. mum experience. Excellent pactf<ed marketplace etc 818 ~59 85!55 • tans. and .more, all Inside Everything tag, 5 ••U•, trailer, '88 C•l•I• Qu•d 4 No c:hlldran or peta. benelil package Including vla11ed regularly • 1uc· • • • lookJng for lovlng, car-goeal Bottom SI Sr'• great 1hape. 5950. '82 Mustang 6-c:yc: 1 ownr whl auto AC liiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliili Sapereta quattera. base salary for the ener· ,cesalvlly •by all kinda METAL BUILDING Ing homes. CALL 597· Thur-Sun 944 w. 19th Ceu 57s-3211 1llck shllt, AC, moon'. PS/PB.° amitm cass: '87 T6yotlt Xtre .~ Must be good Amer. gellc 11lea professional. of consumers. SALi!: 30 load 9037 for more Info. Tl kt k WE PAY "'A$H roof new brakes. iOnt cond 95k1 $3950 P/U. Xtra· long D f"-d cook o I Physlcal/drun acre ftt~ 40v80v14 b1tlldlng o OC er Thrift ,, s10'00 r•7 3 71 b I I Xlnt cond. Orlg .• Ow r. uu • r ve au~o. -· e, ... "' re-s8ft278ft. "'Ov .,100 • •Poodle• AKC• Shop Sidewalk Selol For good used Sabots ·.,.. • 1 0 0 · mmac 548·7704 AM/FM Can. 121)r a Mr. Taylor Sal/Sun quired. EOE. Please send SlS oa2· "8oxlOO~~:· Tea Cup Toy & Mini Set 3/9 9am·1 pm. & boot eqvlpment. '84 Ford Bronco II $3500 5$4-8~U 675"19:.Z._..;~~kdaya ~~ua~or~i• Jug~m~:~7~y ..... 517•484• .21 load $250-$950 714-838-4457 Now donations. 540 Minney'• Yacht Sur-5-spd, whllo. 67k ml. PLYMOUTH 9165 ... .,;; .. onager Tr-•nee News, 330 Wesl Bay Sire'"", 1111. ...... ~-4ox6ox14 $~019 121 S•v• abused •nd W. 19th St. 846-4024 plu1, 1500 Old New· Clean, Good Cond ANTIQn-r~ L -,;i ... .. .. c• 20 load . 5 100X16 abandoned pets. Ba a port Blvd. 548-4192 $4,000 obo 994-1187. • u~ G C6 NOW HIRING Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ()( ...... ....... '-$13 811' eo 1oox1e' \IOIUnleer/foster. Call NEWPO,,T '84 THUNDERBIRD 80 Pl~smoth Vo~-CIASSICS 9.,12 I di I I flJC your resume lo (714) -,_,, •• .., S ' • • 714-597-9037 "' • A PS/PB C 1 ager E seats 8, ~ mm• a • open ng1 63 -65 Oallli•ellttellllk 15,931 . All orders • B SPEED & uto, ' Al ' t It, eulo powor/ai $3900 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9'i at Hip Art Potter Co. 1 94 • <*illl. tinmL must be roc:olved by Whit• German Shepard BEAC 6169 SV'Y BOATS new vans. Asking obo can 723.,'504 1" AD NUMBER .2t4 Saek1 12 lndlvldullls. SERVI 04/15./98. Freight: 3 year old female "" 7016 $2100 obo. 650-7274 und No e>Cp needed. M4ist CE/SALESREP-taxes and erection not spade. ·Looking for •SPRINOFLINO• '89 TAURUS V-8 air 1874 PLYMOUTH ~~"t-.!'C:vehi~~en fl: Ilk• Money, Music, & Auto Aftarmarket. Included. Call NCI EX· good homef •.• • BOUTIQUE •1988 22ft Ski Boat• AMJFM caueuo, good VALIANT 7 0.~o o Enlor .and win the,lla- Peoplal S350Jw•fk Local territory. Must APP.LIANCES 6011 PRESS 1-800-777· 714-974-7823. a . p . I. N. 5.7 lltre V·8, King condition. $4500. Call miles, Great conditton. nihann Dinner for T• lo alart. Call Now hke working wilt\. yovr 9378. Serving People In NHd Cobra 0/0, low profile 43~5 or 854-6460 $l,200 OBO. Leave contHt. 7&4-5858 .E x t -5 hands. $40K base+ unsiru Fri. Match 8th 10-7 hull. just serviced, Message. 64S-9l53 3/7·3/9 PffBOOKKEEPER bonus+benafits. EOE ESPRl!SSO MA-mv \JM. Sat.March9th9-4 new controller/vphol· MEET Sell your unwanted C & P 800/316-1042 CHINE Brazllla 3 PEPPER SPRAY INSTRUHl:!NTS 6055 ***A 11 N & stery. Great ski boat-Items the easy wayJ omp. eachtree. group, runs great, nu;; • w Mon a Fri. 714/432-USCG Llc'd C•pt•ln ready to Install $2350 STOP ATTACK Ha"dcrafted llemst fOSt·IOOkl greal. .. vre-To place your 022t FAX; 432-0290 SOTon + for 45FT 846-9078 RAPE & MURQER Looking to purchase Please help take 1tia edy to go. $10,500 closslfied ad call PIT SALES USCG Certlf'd Vessel: W/leather key chain. an ugly electric homeless children and 646-94ti9/574-4247 .042-5078. ARMOIRE Fu Res: e75.5 2 12. Washer, Dryer, Relrlg Blk/Brwn/Blu/Red. baaa guJt•r for their lamlllu oU the 1 _________ 1 & Apt·.slze Gas Stove. $13. Pollce home under $200. Helpl Call street. 411 Redlands MARINE SERVICE -fn F91hlon let.nd hH VEfUOttEK -s-eet<-e 0 1lll,646-5848. unit w/belt~lip hol-·l:.atry at-7·1+377'"9338. .APRLIAHC~a.A&--=--'- p/t ulu position ENTREPRENEURS ster $18. Incl. tax & Frig, almond, side/ SUPPIIES 702 avail. Expedenc:e TO SELL Financial s hipping. *Mall aide, ldnt cond. GEtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil teQ'd. Call 644·9888. and Advertising ser-FURNITURE 6014 check/money order Pll\NOS & washor/elec dryr. SAT Pff Sml CdM design vices to Retailers. Top to: BK Enterprise ORGANS 6059 11-4, 400 Redlands at firm nHdl reliable Weekly commlsslcm •HOUSl!FUL• P.O. Box 80148. Cllff Or. Npt Hghts Runner to do errands, plus 15" residua! In· Lthr sofas, sleigh bed, RSM, CA 92688~ STEINWA~ GRAND Estate Sale, guitars, dallvarleo, office work come. Build your · fu-entertainment armolre, -benjoa, cvkoo c:loc:k, on u-n .. ded baaia. tvre wllh Verlchek. 1· Victorian fvrnlture allk t-1odel B, 1 yr old. Ell· office chairs & furnish· $8/hr. 873-9002 800·234·8151 . trees, coffee A end ta-Tr•deahow Carpet q ulsltel Bargain at 1 n gs, pa In t Ing 8 , bias etc Grandfalher Used 3 days. Only $3/yd. $35K. 310-58~809 di h P/T Work FfT Pay W•r•houae $8.00 hr c:lock. 714-s94-eeso Padding 1vt. CMh only! s es. etc. 8-2pm, TONS OF STAINLESS STEEL Bronze & brass & nuts & bolls + washers. S8.00 per pound. Minney'• Yacht Sur- plus, 1500 Old New- port Blvd. 548-4192 eam-12 M·F, no exp slDrt. FIT, M·f 8-5, Np &am-Noon Sat 3/9. F.V. Sat. only, March 9, n41C. $8.00/hr +c:omm. exp. nee .. myst be 10 .rooms of furn, 17150 Newhope St.1910 G"n"GE r-ww~lf" 1826 Tradewlnds -------- $300-$500/wk. Mark In neat/detail orlonled. Sofas/love 1eot1/ ~ ~ Lane, NB MARINE SLIPS aaJea. Office products Costa Mesa 650-4060 dressers w/mirrors, di· COMPUTERS 6018 Newport Heights Ga· DOCKS 852·0247 nones/tables, beds w/ rage sale. 511 Tvstln iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii~iii p S AL & QO T head boards, lamps, Ave., In alloy. Sat ~1kuR+~~N~~~~ EMPLOYMENT pictures, etc. Sal/Svn MAC 520c Powerbook. BALBOA only. 7·1pm, O·b•d, UP TQ48 FT SLIP NO EJCP WILL TRAIN SERVICES 5533 5am. CM 786-5065 New In box A/240 MB, PENINSUIA ~ 107 ~l~t~:: & it.! c~~:e~ s ' ~!!m ~~~. ~~~t.lsl~n8:. Appl+lnfo 714-647-1991 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6 pc bedroom set, sofa never vied. $1200 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB. 818-990-5066 R.iall Salos & loveseat, wood/ firm. 714-707-9488 D•MOVINQ SALE* •••••••••• UT 0 •••••••• glass dining room Furn & lots of misc.•• --------•0 F SANTA FH Please be aware that table + misc. 645-SAT, 3/9, 10-3, 502 TRANSPORTATION AIRCRAFT 8010 s,ek• exp'd IOlespor-the listings In this cal· 4692 Eric:. ANTED 31st St. (nelll door to --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ion for Jewelry kiosk egory may reqvlre yov 9 dr•wer dre•••r & TO BUY 6019 Alla Coffee) 673-2866 Port oxygen tank, mask In Fash Isl. Perm PIT to c:all a 900 number mirror & he•dboatd. & regvlatr. Never used hrly +comm. Call In whic:h there Is a $350 takes ell Good W CO BOATS 7011 Boughl for use In pvt Poppy, 844-5953. charge per minute. condition 646-2088 ANTED: RONA aircraft. Soll $175. ~=========~~===~~ · Ear patches for sea DEL-11,, 6122 ~ Daalgn C•nter Prices olcknots. Call Dorlono n"'"' 2 SEA D 0 O .IE T ($375 new). 675-7329 · 75% OFF at 673-2776. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SKIS No trailer. Sell -GARAG'C SAlE--•_..,~llanuf9Cluiu'a...R•g WANTED: 01~ coin ESTATE SALE both for $5000 obu.I••••••••• f;; Sofas, loveeea11, collectlona & gold & Comptete-houseftll-of Call 574-4259 wkdys: AUTOMOBttES chairs, armolrea, col-sliver scrap. Steve fvrnlture, clothes.1-;9~6:4:·3:0:4:8:o:v:es:/:w:k:nd=s~.J••••••••• HINTS foe tables, Iron beds. 642·9448 days ~~~~.·~thr&10~0ar:e~~ll • '582-8013; Pgr 488-1905 WANTED: Vt NT AGE 7' sofa, 8' gls·top din Before your ga~e ••HIGH·END Furn. • wr111watchH/Clock• room table/6 chairs, EclacUc mile" of hand· NB collector p1ya pre-lamps, orig paintings, sale, determine at carved wood, beveled mlum $$. 844-e829 6 dec:k chairs, bed-glaso and marble. uv-ding qn • twn beds items U wish to Ing, dining, and bdrm•---------books, b; stools, rv: II yo~ V . pieces. 8S0-9407. FREE TO YOU 6022 antique llhr card table. 5e • Make SUre Moving 8' R,,Jph Lav-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fri thru Sun, 1927 eve"'Mo.ing js dean ~ ren gtffn/Whlle chec:k FRiii! TO GOOD l<ewamee. 675-0703 • T ~ • sofa, green wicker di· H o M E • M a 1 a Classified Is ..... and repair.ed. netta tel 723-11oe Pa,..lan/mlxed cat, 4 MOVING Fvll bed, Y"· old. 373-6805. sofa, rocking chr, c:off Whit• Qermmn Shepard & end table, wall unit, 3 year old female dresser w/lrp mirror, spade. Looking fo; bread mach, ·plctvre1, good home I ••• etc:. $25-100. 673-2866 7 t4-S74-7823. CONVENIENT whether you're buy- ing. selling. or Just looking, classified has Whal you needl CLASSIFIED 942-5878 Getto the .. sle . ~BC's Attic, basement, and closet then get some· cash. M2.a978 BUICK . 9035 '88 Century Custom . 100k, 4-dr, 4 eye:, AT, PS, am/Im c:ass. Runs gd. $3500. 855·9108 No room left In the garage for the car? A call to cl•sslfled can help ..,,T e -Buyer's· Mar et" tl'Check ·your shopping list off by .stopping in today at any one of these local Orange County Auto Dealers! ''Buy, Uase or Browse" nge Count)!_1s Auto Dealers are Number One in Customer Satisfacti.on SADDL•BACK 0 !E -ATLAS DODel ..... service 2925A ~s-8\1,.Coslo Mesa Leasing Parts --~ IRVINE AUTO CHl\lSLEI\ CENTER . MM"' VOLVO 1 ·800·851 ·3377 SOUTH COAST AT\AS fi';IN;rJYMOUTH · TOYOTANSO 714 380·1200 292 . C.M. 1966~ .. C.M. • CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd, C.M. e.&-1200 CJ OUIKll COAST JH,JUll.11 OlDSMOllLI PONTIAC~ 2524 ' ~~ I LINCOLN i}ME RCURY lf&IJNCOUI MlltCKRY l lfll}/ff·· H .. @ FLl1CHH JONIS MOTOI CARS 1301 Quoll~.r' 8eoch PRE·OWNE CARS~ 1989 CHEVY CELEBRITY ....... $24951 . 1992 EXPLORER ~lak YiS.IMr414 1rin11'4.J3l4l $15 995 1993 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVllLE Whitt/llut IJditr \ftlilk (litlm741) . $19,995 1990 XJ·S CONY. s.11~ '-"' Or_....,,., \ftliei (Vllll(IW74l $25,995 1993 XJ·6 1986 HONDA CRX ~~ lld20M42') $2995 1991 XJ·6 Wll/lcu.br °'""' Wheek/111 ... $ (YlllMC632636) 18,995 1992 SOVEREIGN '-'1~ll* Orlat "'-1/0. 0-. IWllU54710l $23,995 1911 IERCEDES 560Sl w.sa.. Or• "-'WY.ly a.. IUd'llfJ312l $25,995 1992 HOllDI ACCORD El W t.w ........... (lid'W'fl07) $14,99 1991 SOVEREIGN -fnr/Ja , .... 0..~/li ... (YiM631171) $19,995 1992 SOVEREIGN ~0- llicllCW 1 ll $23,99 1992•• 5251 • 114'~1*. i.-..m,-.0r. ,, .. (Uc. :.zoM1J9I $27,99. ------Service Special ------ FREE Lube, Oil & Filter Bring Your Lexus. J1gu• or Land Rover lnto Our Costa Mesa Loc:abon ~ ! Any Factory Scheduled Maintenance And We Will Perform The L&lbc, Oil _, & Filler PLUS A 60 Point Safety Jrupcct1on At No Charge To You. Expires: 3131196 Factory Trained Master Technid:~ · ii SERVICE HOURS 7:30am • 6pnl SALF.S HOURS Mon· Fri: loam -6pm Sal.Sunday: 9am • 6pcn I ~ ' ~ I I ~ '. " ~ s I ' I I : I ' ' 1 ' i ~ S. I I I I ~ I NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING AVAILABLE , ·1996 TERCELS s799& MODEL #1301 MRSP #10, 768 (AFTER $500 FACTORY REBATE) 1996 TACOIAS 96 .BAD CREDIT NO CREDIT NO PROBLEM INCLUDING AIR CONDITION MODEL #71-03 MRSP #13, 1-24-------- 1996. COROLLAS LE's s12,986 LOADED MODEL #1704 MRSP #17,020 . . 19t~PECORAJ~YS s1.3,296 MODEL #2501 MSRP $17,023 I MODEL #2521 MRSP #17,313 19961·100 TRUCKS s10,896 INCLUDING AIR CONDITION MODEL #8711 MRSP #15,818 SanuiA'"' ALL 199&· CAMRY&· . . CAMRY LE, LOADED W/FEATURES INCLUDING LEATHER INTERIOR . - I.. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE· FINANCING 24 MOS 0% APR f()( 24 months ~ at Sou1h Coast Toyota ttvough ToyoeB Motor Cr9dit Corp. to quaified approved buy9fs wi1h premi9r rai.ct credit Maximum llnanced $25,000. o.al« participation m.y aflec:t consumer cost. Available on d new vehicles In stock purchased between 318·3110/96. Does not apply to leases. Must tai. deliV9f)' from <»aler 110Ck by midnight 3110/96. See deale< lor details .. I • . , ~ .. • Cover. .. Metro ReaJJ;g 2. Map/I~ 19. l&lbe. 1.i-1 laity ll. c .. .tlftll 11a1«< N_,.,., •1c11 W1tnfront H-IM., llultoo JI. TIM~foe~Co lt. CelchttU 1ubr N-,o.t ~ W1tnfnwit Ho-. IM • ....._ 21. TIM Pni<lmtW-)99 D..p. Ce. 40. CO.Wwdl IMbT Newpoot ~ W•lftfronl .._ liw. lffhlft n. Tlw """'-ial-,_ ~Co. 4L Coldwdl IMkft Newpoot lrodl Watftfroet "-h•c. ~ n. n.~,_~Co. u. ColdwdJ lubr Newpoot kadi Wattrlront "-9 IM., a..Jton -MftlO R.u.lty &.l. Colct-o Baabr Newpoot ._. Co.ui Nn.pot1 ~ 2S. c-~ .. ColclwtU 1W« N-,..t ~ 9 Coo.i N.wpof1 l'roptttin Z'J. CntMt 6 OU. ...... lial Rtt1 uuie ~ '5. Cold~ 1aaMr Newpoot •1c11 10 Coatt N...,,.,. ~rtln • Crwtlb 6 Elia' d t ati&I a..1 &ult~ ... ea._,. vma,. .... ,, II Co.ut Nn.pot1 f'ropmln a CnaM1•mu....._iw a...i a..1e ~ 47. ·-12. Coul Ntwpof1 f'ropmln .. Cfnabb .. Elllio a..w.iw .... &tale~ ... C~lub.Com~ 13 Co.ut N-pof1 Propm1n n ~. Ella a..w.tlal ~.J Eeu• S«nicft ... ............. ,, • 1•. Cout N-pof1 f'ropmln a2. c~ .. Ellll lridmtlal lul Eat.• Sttvkw S2. o,...._c•t• IS Cout Ntwport l'topertieo J&. hlllS-.N-,... ~ "· .._el llw"'"" " Cooot N.wport l'topfttin JS. swa..ar..w. St. Mottpp lattt; a..o 17 Coast Ntwport f'ropmin 3'. C.W-U IMic« N-,ort hlcll 55. Ntwpoft Cueoa E1tattw I& CoaM N•wpof1 l'roptrtln J'I. C..WW.U llAkn Ntwpoft Be.ell 5'. Colclwdl Ink.tr Newpoot leach " I -> OPEN HOUSES From one to five p.m . North Laguna View Home r395 Camden Place Open Sunday $1,495,000 ... · 1 .. -in association with TIM CARR WATERFRONT HOMES, INCL. REALTORS® 675-1058 •• 8: itont Mansion 6r :5-.SltA,"7,000-sq ft, pride of ownership F;,.>ulous harbor and jetty views, extra large lot • 631 -1400 North Laguna View Home 4@ 4BA Remodel, at end of private cul-de-sac Fabulous cxean and sunset views, pocil and ~pa Balboa Island Bayfront Bargain - 501 North·-Bayfront Open Sat. & Sun. $1,4.95,000 ·$3,950,000 $1,495,000 Udo Isle Bayfron~plex Easy conver;ion to~ ome Private beach, 8i'Munset views. $999,000 Belcourt B!J8=ain=-....-- 4BR 3.SBA MN'1\lx){IJ spa DesigneClJ?hdi ~ t';;ge lot $995,000 . Newport Heights Townhome 3BR 2.SB~ Tum-ke~idtlfi~yard Bright, open, catlledr~Wgl,"' centr~ air $24~,000 Affordable in Corona del Mar 2BR2.513A End townhome oo large greenbelt Refwbished and immaculafe, ammunity pool . $229,000 Triangle Square Atta 3BR 2BA townhome w I fireplace Greenbelt location, community pool $144,000 Balboa Island Bayfront Bargain 38R 4.SBA Remodel, 6 car garage Large private dcxk, huge roof deck $1,495,000 Harbor Ridge Value SBR 3.SBA Pride of ownership! Two private sunny decks, atrium $699,000 Little Balboa laland Duplex '3BR 28A + 2BR 28A churning duplex Prime "Little lsl1ndH location $.5691000 .Lido Isle View Home SBR 4BA Pride of ownership! Highest quality materials Marble, granite, French dO<l't&, crown moldings, 3 fin;?lac~ $869,500 Lido Isle Cottage 28R 2BA + Den home, ~amed ceilings Prime street to stTeet location, 3S' lo t $595,000 Turtle Rode Vistu 48R 2..5BA End townhome on large ~belt Refurbished and immaculate, community pool $3.59,500 - .,..,--.--•• • -' . - -JI"" ..... = . --. 4 -- -·- WATERFRONT HOMES~ INC. Realtors® Specializing in properties for sale or le~e ... on th~ wate! ... "!!.ar !._he wale"r. .• and with a l'iew ~/the water..~ OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY ONLY .. 512 Fullerton · Newport Heights · 3 Bd Hse Cammy Leslie $369.000 218 Apolena -Balboa Island 3+ Bd Hse Rose Smiley $655,000 930 W. Oceanfront · Peninsula 4 Bd Hse Austin Daynes $1 ,040.000 SUNDAY ONLY 27 4 Knox Place -C M Heights 3 Bd Hse Jill Andrus $259,000 3 Oakgrow -Woodbridge, Irvine 3 BdTwnhm Heather Moxley $270.000 234 lugonla · Newport Shores 3 Bd Hse Kennie Jo Rizzo $353,000 2179 Santa Ana -Eastslde CM 3 Bd Hse Rose Smiley $379,000 1901 Gla'lwood -Baycrest, NB 3 Bd Hse Eva Kwaja $419,000 54 Ocean Vista · Sea Island, NB 2 Bd Condo Lorraine Farrington $579,000 202 Abalone -Little Balboa Island 2+ Bd Dplx Bette Walsh $625,000 500 E. 15th -Cliff Haven, NB 4BdHM June Adams $679.000 1027 Mariners -Dover Shores, NB 4+ Bd Hse Jimmie Jones $749.000 2018 Galaxy -Dover Shores 4 Bd Hse Pia D Auria $795.000 411 Rigel Circle · Dover Shores, NB 4 Bd Hse Sally Phillips $1 ,495.000 395 Camden -Laguna Beach 4 Bd Hse Lis Olsen $1,495,000 900 Zurich Cir -Udo Isle, NB 5 Bd Hse Kay Polovina ~"i, 995,000 6 Oakmont -Big Canyon, NB Bd Estate Renee Peterson-King & Jeff Axton .995.000 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 65 7 Vista Bonita -Costa Mesa 3 Bd Twnhm Jeannine Stake I Olga Matthews $420,000 207 Canal -Newport Shores 3 Bd Hse Richard Lee $420,000 2970 Corte Hermosa -Newport North 4 Bd Hse Rick Schreiber $479.000 1465 Galaxy -Dover Shores 4 Bd Hse Vicki Lee I Michael Scholla $595,000 1701 Starlight Cir -Bayaat, NB 4 Bd HM George Dashiell I Esther Ane $598,000 501 North Bayfront -Balboa Island 3 Bd HM Mark Jackson $1,495,000 6 Collim lsland -Newport Beach 3 8d HM Grayce Taliaferro $2,395,000 On the water ... -.--------------, Huge lot. pnrne location has 4bd beach house bur u.ifl accommocate'14l 10 5000 s:ih new hm •6348" $1,040,000 Nf.WPORT SHORES Bt.uh 83 3bd on the canal w/exerose rm & Qlhce Steps to comm trms. pool & tennis •6327 $420,000 SUNSET Bf.ACH 3sty 5bd home w/dmirig rm, den & 4 car garllge t 2bd apt w/d111ing rm & frplc •6334 St.495,000 Cre!elll Bay ! <A.cstardng loabon w/c!rtct bqdi aces. house. guest hse. & pool •6330 $1,650,000 LINDA ISLE 5bd tradrtional w/2sty ceiling. & dock for large yatch. LaOO may be putthased LH '6276 $642,000 PENINSULA POINT fB:irus 4tx! baifaaitm ~g comer wfrjt6& bL ~ o:i rm. ibraiy, gwmet lddl. pabo & gadens '6286 $2,395,000 Rart oppomnly . gorgecM 3sty-Sbd ~T\S terraced to gate & private beach •616~ $6,250,000 BAlBOA ISlAND Bayfront w/3bds. clnang rm. shared dod, bi r.-, lqlt vistas. Great beach house or remodel ~ti li3 $979,000 CORONA DEL MAR Fabt.b.ts 2say 6bd traciticnal custom ho~ pool & spa #6360 $3,950,000 Near the water ... -----_____,,,, NEWPORT SHORF.S Qpm, aby 2sty 3bd widen & eat10 lotdlen Walk to ocean. comm pool, tennis & dli>hse •6290 $353,000 BAIBOA ~LAND C>.4)lex on desn!W lJttle Island Lower 3bd & ~ 2bd. both w/frJkes Two pan •6371 $569,000 LIDOIS~ NEWPORT HEIGfTS AT 11iE »f,AOf BAl.BOA ISlAND Ownung remodel, 3bds, g<umet lolchen, harthi.ioOO Fa~ 3bd twnhm. step\ to sand_lrplc. gcumet ·Great 3bd beach house w/Wp 4" bd & bath Pr· • floa-s. ~ts & wge pnvate ~ •6363 kitchen. large master w/h~ ceinngs •6320 Ind.des aD h.r~ & linens .r63i4 $375,000 $395,000 $519,oo.p UDO ISLE ~ 2bd w/de:n & sunny p.ltio Larger lot on piine street w/good potential for expatlSIOO. •6298 $595,000 DOVER SHORF.S Bank <>.med! Best 91¥ Frool PON \4NI fran 4bd, dinng & !my rms, guest CJll'S, pool & 1p11 .r6285 $749,000 l..IDOWJ.ACZ 2bd l4l!Jaded coodo w/bai;, channel, city light & mtn V.ew Comm pool, spa & 24 j:ir doorman '6375 ~70,000 HOME BY 1lfE Sf.A 2 doors from ocean, 'MW from rooldeck ~ remodeled 5bd w/dirung & family rms "6282 $795,000 LIDOISlf Gorgeous 3bd rustom via w/total pnvao, "'" 11 "!." comer lot An:ties.. beams & patio w/spa •bl I 1 $1,599,000 Wi.th a view of the wa er ... NEWPORT HFJGHTS Newer Sbd custom w/OWtn & b.,t views. Gcumet kitchen, b&-ary. dlllilg & !my rms. '6350 $825,000 DOVFR SHORES Total,i rerrodeledw/~& S1)4e 4bd, ciDj & ~ rms. & ~ w of i.wer bay & oly lcjlls. '6293 $729,000 LA OONA ~ OOllQI IAews. Gorgeous, cumn 3bd w/ ciiq, fanily & cxcrcile rms, pool & spa 16361 $1,970,000 PEttNSU.A POINT 2sty 3bd "Showcase" w/mW l.Ww, custom 14ood firs. cabinas & slums + aaltsmans garage •6325 $795,000 • NEWPORT BEACH 2436 w. Coast Hwy 714 631-1400 Exclusive Mfilia!e of Sotheby's International Realty BALBOA ISi.AND 315 Marine Awnue 1 714 673~900 ~ • I • 5 • . • -: • . •. -':) . WATERFRONT ' HOMES, INC~ Realtors® -~ -Speeializing-in pro~ertiesfor_ sale~r-leatt:;-.-on-the water::;ttearthe-water.-;-;and with-a~iew qfthe-waJtr.-.. ------·--=-I End llllt 3bd, 2ba Cost! Mesa twnlvn w/frplc, near comm pool. walk to park & library. •6299 631-1400 $144,000 EASTSIDE Costa Mesa. Gorgeous new 3bd Cl.5· tom home w/dining rm , 3 car~. WOfkshop & bonus rm. Top quality, central vaaun: •6347 631-1400 $379,000 NEWPORT'S Baycrest. Huge corner lot oo <Pet. tree-lned street w/lsty 3bd A/C home. Dining & . family nns. lallldry & worllshop in garage. ".6310 631-1400 $419,000 BLUFFS Unobstructed canyon & city ligh~ view from 2sty 3bd twnhm. Over 2000 5q h w/upgraded · baths. family & breakfast rms & 2 patios. #6279 673-6900 $420,000 Superb views from this lovely 4bd w/dining & family rm. 3' car garage & pool & spa. '6335 631-1400 . $849,000 NEWPORT'S Versa!les. Gated complex w"/dMilse, pool & ~. Canplet~ uwOOed sh.do on 1 • floor w/patio. New~ & ~·Beach cb-.e. •6.349 631-1400 $77.000 NEWPORT NORTif Elegant 4bd home w/lam1ly CUFF HAVEN Totally remodeled 2sty 4bd w/iliry. rm on beautiful. landscaped comer. Vatited ceillllgs. open livmg & family rrns. & gourmet kitchen w/ plantation shutters & 3 frplces. #6283 nook. Maid's qrtrs & 4 car garage #6368 ' ~ 673-6900 $479,000 631-1400 $679,000 --:,.._-'-V>IAMESA&ight &-airy~maslm;-WES'T€UFF-Spacious-& immadJlate-lsty Sl:rlw/ frplc & lamdJy OYer attached dbl garage. Nice, quiet family rm irt romantic garden setting w/pool, spa 16 lllit complex. •6358 & fourtains. Wall to school Bi parks. •6352 631-1400 $114,500 673-6900 $480,000 COSTA MESA He;dlts. So of 17., St. 2bd coodo w/patlo in small oomPlex w/rb grOlllds, coow- nient to shops & busts .. •6308 631-14QO $162,000 COSTA MESA Upgraded 3bd on comer. lot w/ RV or boat p'arlOOg. Mar~ frplc, tiled COlirters & wood floored enby. So. t:oast Metro area .. 116372 631-1400 $189,000 CORONA DEL MAR'S Harbor Woods w/carnrn · l'>arling 3bd w/4lnlrlg & family nn w/Fr. doors · pool & spa. Popular 2bd end 11111 in prime location & paYer$. Yard w/pool~ •6341 w/frplc, lamdry & cbf garage. •6289 631-1400 $539,000 631-1400 $229,000 COSTA~ Gated comm w/pool. Highly up- graded 2sty 3bd hm w/loft, family & diningrms. ~ w/largest yard.grassy play~· #6362 631-1400 $270,000 MID PEMNSUlA ~ w/'lbds each lflil & "Pc down. Deck & palio, I blodt to beach. 16336 631-1400 $320,000 LIDO PARK DRIVE Nicely appointed·~ coodo w~ city lights, channel. ocean & 5\1\stt ~. Security bldg w/doorman, pool & spa. •6301 • 631-1400 $495,000 CUFF HAVEN Delightful duplex w/3bd, 3ba Ol.lll'ler' s l.llit & 2bd rental. bodl with a frplc. Great area, dose lo schools. •6377 ,631-1400 $549,500 ~-----------·SEA ISIAND Can~ rernodeJed 2lxl ~ NEWPORT SHORES perfect a:nb w/dnilg rm, den & hi-tech kitchen in ~gated~w/pocJ.s.~& terris. llfJJ7 631-1400 $579,000 BALBOA SAND duplex. Quaint 3bd front house w/f:r?c + 2lxl apt & 3 space carport on prime street, steps to bay w/'itew fr6m front palio. #6355 631-1400 $589,000 ~ RIDGE Estlite liomes. Pmtiut·remod- eled 5bd w/dining & family rm & 2 frplces in a private~ setting w/city lights view. •6304 631-1400 REDUCED! ' $699,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES BeautifuDoJ reroodek!d ! SbQ w/dining & fmly rms. a&led sunroom & yard w/ used bick, spa, arbor, herb & rose gardens. •6369 673-6900 $709,000 NEWPORT'S Dover Shores. lsty 5bd sophiosticate. Yaid w/patio, pool, spa & v.iaterfaD. New wildows, I smooth ceings & marble & hrdwd firs. 1634~ 631-1400 $715,000 PENINSULA POINT Delightful 3bd, 3ba w/lamily nn, 4 frplces & 3 car garage. Remodeled in 89. hrdwcl firs.· Fr. doors & leaded & stained glass. •6284 631-1400 $.795,000 ' SPYGASS Hill. Corona del Mar T raditiooal 2sty 3bd widen & bonus rm on cukle-sac. Estate-like grounds w/lush gardens, large pool & spa. •6376 631-1400 $895,000 ORANGE PARK ACRES estate w/5 stall barn & ridng arena on over 1 acre. Beaut~dly remodeled 5bd w/dining & fmly nos & maid's qrtrs •6339 631-1400 $1,145,000 OOVER SHORES prime comer. Freshly pailted, Desirable bty 3bd wild !lb& Sll'I room. Walt Jidit& brirjlt lsty 4fxl w/dnlg& ~nns& e.at· ~ tracltlonal Sbd, prime 9olf coc.rse lot & to cli>, tennis, pool & ocan. • •6329 In kitchen. Large yard w/pool & spa. •6364 view. PrMlle ~gardens, pocA &spa. •6315 631-1400 280,000 631-1400 $595,000 • 631-1400 $2,995 000 NaWOln' SttOllES .. cq,lrx. 3bck 14> 8t 2 down, E.ldl w/2 bah & &pie. Steps to ocan beach, & dty ........... 16291 631·1400 $SS9,000 BAYCREST Toealy remodeled 4bd, chll & fam.° i)i rms & gotl"l1'le! kitchen w~ node. Mas- ter his expanded bath W/SIJAN 8t spa t\C. #6318 631·1COO $598,000 DOVER SHORES Over 1/'Z acre estate w/l/tew, tennis court. p:>OI & spa. Sophisticated custom 4bd home wl'brary, diring, fami>y & game rms. •6309 631-1400 $1,495,000 BIG CANYON lmprmw. ~ li1ndscac>ed (Jbd mansion ~ 8" fahway w/c!l:y ~Is \Aew. ~ & game rms. ~ & den. #6295 631-1400 $2,895,000 SHOWCASE .. lfi~ 9ilond CHARMING DUPLEX • Two 2bd units in great corner location Front house w/lrplc. blue & while tiled kitchen & French doors to patio ir6353 $5~9.000 UTTLEISLAND 2 bdrm cottage Master has sitting area & fireplace and opens to nice brick patio. Studio apt OJeI garage in rear. •6370 $625,0!)0 ROIODELED HOME Beautiful 2sty 4bd w/rool. deck. fireplaces in master bdrm. tl\ling & family rms. pawr ~ & hrdwd llooring. •6366 $699,QOO .. . BAYFRONT W/l.ARGE DOCK. Slllny 2sly 3bdrm. freshly remodeled w/den. huge roof deck & 6 car garage on large comer lot. #6343 $1,495,000 COUJN.S ISlAPI> BAVFRONT ~ remodeled lsty lJd w/p!ltios. lal.wls, & 190 ft oo the v.iater with dock. Dlq rm & huge fam~ ~· •6331 • $2,595,000. . Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty BALBOA lSlANO 315 Marine Avenue 714 673-6900 -:::.. . ~ . ' .. .. .. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors~ ; PP cp • t c " _L~~~mz ~--------.-. _ __;,_ __________ --..yo __ BALBOA ISIAND 218 Apolena Avenue Charming remodeled 2 story 3 bdnn home w/detached office & bath & 2 brick patios. New kitchen. bathrooms. flooring & roof. $655.000 243 Lugooia Street $280.000 . 397 Ramona Way $375,000 YABULOUS BAY FRONTAGE 6 COWNS ISIAND With a rare 190+ feet on the water and a dock for large yac~t. The sprawling , remodeled .1 story 3 bedroom home with dining room & huge family room is surrounded by gardens and offers magnificent bay views from all major rooms. Or build ' new with potential for over 10,000 sq ft! GRAYCE TALIAFERRO ofc 6 7 3-6900 res 549-0019 I • • " .. -. f "' KENNIE JO. RIZZO Residence 642-4917 631-1400 x2 48 207 Wablut Street $339,000 $2,395,000 NEWPORT NORTH 2970 Corte Hermosa Beautifully landscaped tum-key 4 bdrm home w/family nn. vaulted ceilings. 3 frplces. A/C & security. Prime comer lot in guarded gate community. $479,000 234 l.Ugonla Street $353,000 NEWPORT BEACH 2436 W Coast Hwy 714 631-1400 Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty BALBOA ISLAND 315 Marine Awnue /.::\ 714 673-6900 - j .. -. ---Exdt1sive-A#tttote-of SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REAL'IY • '4 Bftlrooms. 6.5 Baths. m~r 7.500 sqft • P:ano~mic Golf Coone&: City Light Vlt'ws • Mt'dia Room "·/!\ 1Vs. Higli-t«h Sound S~-s1em It Wei Bar • Ubr.lf)' w/CofTert<l C.ciling. Parquc1 Floor&: Cus1om Cabinets • Spacio\1s P~npohl Kirchen \\'/Gaggcnau ~nge le Ovens • Umn1one Floors \\ith Inlaid Marbk Accents • 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths. o'~r 6 •• sqft •Spacious Tnni<"e 0..-crlooklng'i'.>rhing Rangt and Clubhou5e • Bnutifully Finlshcli l)adldonal Home • Bnulifnllv Lancbcapcd Wall«! £nlry Gardens w/fiool. Spa & Fountain • Ubnty. Oym. Dining Roo111 le Family Room •A Must Stt fOf' chc Traditional Bu~·u • JEFF AXTON 631-1400 x268 .. '• • 5 Bedrooms. 6 Baths. O\~r 6,500 sqfl • Fabulous Views of Coif Course &: Cic\ Light5 • 2+hr Guard Gated Communicv •Prime Hilkop Location 0.ul~klng 8th Fairwa' • ~ Family Room. Came Room, & Ubrarv • Cowmct Kitchen k Adjoining Famil)' Room • ~ Bedrooms. fi h Baths, Large CuMom Home • Spacious Countn Kicchen • Formal Dining RQom • CoZ\• Family Room \\ith Fireplace • Large Coun\:afd [)ury • Fabttlotu Vlt'WS O.crlooltng 8th F:un.'ll\ and Cin u glm WAT~RFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors~ ''219/«UJ ~~~, Jeff Axton ~31-1400 x268 or Mobil 403-4400 ~· .. .• Im•• Terrace Exdt1n1 view of bayl 4 bedlOoms. 4 baths. pool. Marin Plallllppl $1, 795,000 New Listings ,.... Ccqeous home. 4 Bd. 25 Ba. 2 FP, pannet kitchen, lovely yard'plitlo. Eva• Colkett $619,000 OFFICE HOURS '9:00 A.M. ~ 5:00 P.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAY q • -. .. 644~1600 New Listings Remodeled family home with new master suite and bathroom. Harris S Kline $659,000 Newport Coast Rare opportunity for Plan D 3 bedroom with view In Alteua. Beverly Morphy $649,000 Cllffhaven Desirable family home w/ large baclcyard Private ma;ter Bd. & Ba Hazel & Jon Dishon $599,000 Eastbluff Remodeled hom~ at lue· slstible price. Contemporary decor. Vlewl Coby Ward $'89,000 Newport Shores Spacious & light duplex. Walk to beach & restaurants. Heidi Stockwell $299,000 Harbor Highlands Fabulous price on this inviting 3 bedroom pool home Large yard. wood noors +great location. Julie Stephenson $339,000 Harbor View Homes Charming remodel In great family neighborhood. Dave Won1 $549,000 ~ Creek Very open. uPCfaded 3 bedroom + family room. peak of ocean. Carole Johnson $' 19,000 Newport North · Very private location on oversized comer lot ~Ila floo.rplan: 3 or 4 Bd. 3 Ba. 3 car aarage. Susan Scanlan $499.500 Newport Heights 4 bedroom: 3 bath family home. Built in 1981 . Pool and spa. Patrick Bartollc $509,000 Shore Cliffs 3 bedroom, ~ bath charmer. New paint In & out. Must see! Barbara Hutchlnp $53S,OOO Westcllff Mint 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath plus den Resort-like pool and spa. Mary Duffy $587 ,500 New Listings Tbe Bluffs Excellent condition! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with view! Patrick Bartolk $309,000 Newport Helchb Charmine and spotless townhome with tarce yard. Ginni Johnson $264,900 Harbor View Hoale9 Great location next to creenbelo nd near~ Scanlan S Hinman $765,000 Harbor View H9a Spectacular view 5 bedrooms, 2. 5 baths. 3 c.ar garage home RJck Lancevtn $797,500 Newport He1Pts Wonderful tradr- tlonal family style ho me. Great family roomlkJtchen. 4 bedrooms, 4. 5 baths. Jerry Finster $949.000 Allo V1efo Newer 2 m.ter suites with .... yar"d. 8"t the bMkl Kelda Ruelle $142,000 Lacun• Beach Striking 'ocean and whitewater view building site. Steve Hlah $219,000 Soutla l.yuna Beach Two luxudo oceanfront units w/ prtvate beach access. Bob DITuUJo $259,900J$329,000 Sea Island Best of all vtews & best of all values! Spacious single level home. MMy Ellen & Bob Wectarz $529,000 Dover Shores Totally remodeled with _ Newport Beach Oceanfront units right on the ~nd. Great opportunity! Ronda Hein · $895,000 MeM Verde Fantastic home on 15th fairway of Mesa Verde. Huge lot! Sally Anne & Don Shertdan $895,000 a spectacular view. The best aaftsmanshlp Newport Heights Front views of and materials with every detall ln mind. ocean/harbor. 4 Bd. 4 Ba. executive home. Austero & Kim $795,000 Unda Lyle· $998,000 Centr&l Newport Oceanfront 3 Bd. 3 Ba. 2 FP. wine cellar, security system. RJck L;ingevln $1, 195 ,000 Splendid setting! Your seardt for the perfect home Is over. · Aus.tero & Kim $2,995,000 Harbor Island Wonderlul bayfront lot wi 62 fl of frontage. Spectacular main chan- nel views. Prestigious gated oommunlty. Bewrly Morphy $4,400,000 ' ~ Co~d9 & Townhome Living ~ Irvine Cove lnaedible 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. Medlterraoean vtlla with every amenity. Harris & Kbne $1,299,000 t..arelmont Great i Bd. 2.5 Ba. townhome w/ yard. view, 2 car ga,....e. lap Leltnert $J 52,500 ..,._ COllrt Spldous 3 bedroom, 3 bath townhome In pted community. Heldt StockweU $265, 152 - 644~1600 Gated ,~ Communities lnt.e Co.-e Oceanfront 6 bedroom Abalone Point home on 112 acre site. Rod Dalef $6,500,000 .. 853 Via Lido Soud $4. 100.000 0 PEN SUN DAY This magnificent 5, I 00 sq. ft. home with guest house on the Eastern tip of Lido Isle is a · rare offering. 110 Via Trieste $1 , 195,000 Estate Living in a. Beach Community! This 6 bedroom home on a 70 ft. lot is a unique opportunity. 123 Via Orvieto $875.000 0 P E N S AT & SU N Immaculate Turn Key 4 bedroom home on one of lido Isle's best Street to Street locations. .. ----_________ ,__,; _ __..____,,~~,-~·-- JOHN . JVlcJVlonigle 717-4711 26 Linda Isle $1,995,000 This is a!!_Qpportuniry 'to be on The Gold Coast of Linda Isle at a price we may never see again! Reduced $700.000 5 Park Place 0 PEN SUN DAY Ttie most view home for the money any where in Newport .Beach and Laguna. Shows beautiful! 124 Via Trieste $699.000 OPEN SUNDAY Brand New Listing! Elegant Lido Isle home with downstairs master on oversized 45 ft lot ' " . . JER-RY-FH~~·TE~ SENIOR SALES ~CUTIVE t a.,,,. .. tc.11.r. $869,000 759,..3750 .... EMenall a., . $1,237,500 '• l<EvIN KUBIAK AsSOCIATE Newport Helglits $949,000 c.,. ... Del Mar $695,oOo ,• . .. .,, . \ Carol Berg 759-3739 EXCITING ''LIFESTYLE" OPPORTUNITIES Enf oy Guard Gated Lh,lng at. its Best · _· ------ IRVINE COVE Gracious "Garden" Home with huge lot. Ocean side of highway. Single level. Ocean, Catalina view. Beach dose. $1,445,000 H ARBOR R ID<.E Sophisticated custom estate with panoramic~. harbor, city IJlhts views and excellent space for entertaining. $2,695,000 HARBOR RIDGE (REST Easfl Uvlng * Motivated Sellen * Grut Bufs Create the environment of your dreams in this.spacious townhome style condo. $539,000 Secluded and private expanded town· home in natura,I wooded setting. $499,000 CALL MARIAN PHILLIPPI To F1No OuT MORE ABOUT THESE 0UALITY LISTINGS! .• Irvine Terrace -4 bedrooms, 4 baths, pool, fabulous view of bay. $1,795,000 lrvtne Terrace -3 bedrooms, 2 baths. pool. Allp9 ,000 Pelican Point -Just built! 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, pool, on golf course. $2, 750,000 Irvine Terrace -Remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool. $549,000 Corona del Mar -South of highway, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. den. $710,000 For more info~atWn, call Beverly Morphy .759-3731 Tremendous and rare opportunity to own amaztng view property on serene canyon loeation. R~ntly remodeled home with lcqe open livinl areas, 3 bedrooms plus sel** guest qumters. Always brtchtf New tile roof, new ftoortnc and kitchen appllall(25. Room to expand IMng spaces. One of the largest lots In ShorecUJJs. Crashing orean waves and beach just steps away! Oftertd at $1 ,695,000 .· Come See Us at The Granville Follow Our Signs! . Don't miss this wonderful to_wnhome pro;ect right on Newport Beach Country Club. ust ecoming ava1 a e o_r · . sale for tfre ~rst time . Complete rerrovtition in progress . Tfris will be one of .tne most sought after addresses in Newport Beadi. For more information, call Rick 4tngevin 759-3759 We'll have Open Houses duri_!]g the entire tournament. Call to arrange for your private showing! Capdvating views of the shlmmerin8 Padfic from this warm and bright home in the red.isooverec:f'oommunityof Corona Highlands. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths as well as a liqe c:tervsun- room for~enjoyment or et~ Bleached wood floors, whitewashed open beam ceilings. new carpet and liqe oourtyald entJy with Mexican pavers. Walking distapre to private beach access and Olde Corona del Mar. Olfitrtd at $559,000 •" . .. _ ...-~r.._-._ :.~~ ·!;~~~P.;t~r ·-:--~·-"'~i'.-~:7·~~-:r:. ... · 16 · ·• · -, -• • .. 1 .. , . . ~ ,. '!I. • ~-• • Harhor Hill Newport Coast • ... SENIOR SALES ExECUTIVE 759-3717 t· Representing custom homes and custom building sites up and ·down the coast. Pelican H Ill '• OPEN Su~o.Av MARCH I OTH, I :00 P.M. ,... 5:00 P.M. NEW OCEANFRONT LISTING I 92 Emerald Bay Preview: Marc-lt-8th,9:00-A.M.---2:00 P.MT . • PRESTIGIOUS EMERALD BAY POINT • SOPHISTICATED, IMMACULATE 3 BEDROOM, 3.5 BATH HOME . • SPECTACULAR OCEAN, SUNSET AND CATALJNA VIEWS FROM EVERY ROOM • HUGE ENTRhNCE COURTYARD • ROOM TO Ex.PANO •CLIFFSIDE YARD AND GARDEN $~00,000 OPEN SUNDAY .MARCH I 0TH, I :00 P.M. ,... 5:00 P.M. 1000 Emerald Bay Reduced to $1,975,000 Original Price $2;850,000 Preview: Mardi 8th, 9:00 A.M. -2:00 P.M. . . • GORGEOUS TRADITIONAL HOME • SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION • HILLSIDE AND OCEAN VIEWS • ELEVATOR, LIBRARY, BILLIARD ROOM • Fo~ DINING, WINE CELLAR, GOURMET KITCHEN • 4 BEDROOMS, 4.5 BATHS, 3 ·cA* GARAGE • ExPANSIVE VIEW DECK WITH SPA Prked to sell ""•e41•teffl · Must call ROD DALEY for g~te clearance: (714) 494--6208 .. . ·. • 14 OAKCREST IANE $1,595,000 Exceptional 5 bedroom, 7 bath custom estate overlooking 14th fairway and green . Spacious open ffoorplan plus private courtyard with pool and spa. "Brand New -i9MCDM Home" Tom Home" • &cellmt Location • Mapl1lcant 5 Br, • Quaint2Br • Top Quality 4.5 Ba Home Coctqe + 2 Br Apt. Construction Elepn1ly Decora • Private' Garage. • SFR Or Duplcll 4 Off-Street Partin .Patios A BalC<>Oy $925,000 $935,000 $489,000 .. Charm Of "Balboa blmd "Seaview Pool The lalanc:I" Duplex" Home" • DwliDa l Br, Great Loe. Steps To • Pride Of Owotnbip l a:a cottage South Bayfront-•1.-geHome • cv.scom Decor • Each Unit Hu 3 Br • Huge Corear Lot •Balli New 1990 • 2 Ba A FumiJhed • Private POol $935,000 $759,000 $619,500 C:.l J.U Klohs "Super Sbaip" "Newer Villa "Golpoul• Point Condo" Huge Pentbome" • SmaD Ocmn View Oorgeom 1 Br, 1 • Pllllh White Carpet \ • Villa Bal>ol 1 Br • AdjlCleat To NB -~ • Desiper Window • Nice Coadition OoltCoune .a,l.-.,..! Coverings . . • Clole To Beacb • Fltnea Ctr. Pool • In Exc:dleDt Coad. $139,000 $167,900 $229,000 "Unbelievable "Front Row Bay Value" . Eegance" •Ocean Views" • lBr. 1 Ba Condo • StuDDing Larger • WbllA Value! • well Loe.fed 1 Br Pmlboule • Beautl.M Views! •Vaulted Cdlinp • CUit.om Dec6r Wltb SkyJiabta •Small 2 Br UU,000 $139,000 $219,000 I Wllltn Mildtel • 588-3083 "Panoramic "Exallmt "Catalina Vlnn" Condition" Sa!IMbi' • IDCl'lldlble Bay a: • 8eludlal 2 Muw • Taa1ewti M Value 0cem v...r Br Lawy CCDdo ·leutital~ • Vulled Cdhp 3 8t Laxary CODdo a: Sky~tl • aor..,... Decor Ulf,Mo $11',000 l,2ft,000 ThePrudentlal • Callfomla RM --1Z11 l'rllldl Dttw. EleoantY remodeled 4BR sing~ story, pool home. Beautiful sunsets, water & Newport ctr views. Extensive use of mart>le & granite. Gated courtyard w/black bottom pool & spa. State-of-the-art kitchen, large fonnal dining room. . AA impeccable ~in + family rm, office, RV parking. Large landscaped yard w/brick planters. This is model perfect! · --Lender owned, remodeled hm on lallJe comer lot w/pool. 4BR + 28A, remodeled" kitchen, baths. Skytights, wood firs, French doors. Light & bright. Sl25.• "It 71122. Expanded & beautifully remodeled "Capehom" wi\wnderful harbor & ocean views. 4BR, 3.5BA + office w/blt-in desl<. Cus- tom decorator details throughout w/new designer kit & island ctr. --- ------Beautiful Cape Cod built in 1991 with the best materials money can buy. Hardwood floors, granite counters, flagstone patio. Call for private showing . ... Super spacious 4BR + 3.58A. Recent remo- deling; deci<s, ent~ wood floors. View of Cheny Lake & Back Bay. Great location. $439,500 4BR, 2.SBA. formal dining, A/C, spa. Westec alarm, FR. sec. gate. French door, custom cabinetry, huge lot + much more! NORTH TUSTIN HILLS 10252 Sut1rise Lanr 10 Beds. 14.S &th.,, 9 Flfl:placc' Approx 30.00> ~ ft on llppl'OX 8 3Cl'C\ Another l'IPPfO• 18 :>ercs a• ;u bblc NORTH LAGUNA BEACH 304 We>mourh • 4Bd • 4.58&., Fitq>lace 111 Living Rm • Ocun V~w Esul&c. lmmacul:ue • Bonus Room now used as a Gym BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT 791 Cove • 9Bd . 9BL. Pll.!5 Guest Quanen • Appro11 10.000 sq.ft on Dbl Lot • Sauna. Gym Rec Rm .t Mud Rm_ CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4731 Suars Drive • 4Bd . 2Ba, RemodeUed in 1986 • Fircpbclc 1n MaAcr Bed~ Sinp l,.e\ocl • AIC, Occlln & City LiJht Vtcws TM TO ROT PROPERTIES 1-800-123-7723. BIG CANYON 25 Hcrmjtarc SB<I. SBa . <hcnir.cd F1q Lot • 3 Fireplaces. ·au ldren 's Wini" • PILUE A.u Foe MUOA 8&U111U NEWPORT BEACH 121 36th Strut • 4Bd ,4.SBa .2 S1ones • Fireplace 1n Lmn1 Room, Wee BM • 3rd Level Sundcck. Oak CabineU $895,000 (Ad. 6602) (* THEN ENTIR THE CORRESPONDING "Auoo Ad' 1.0. NUMBER) 24 HOOR AUOIO DESCRIPTION OF Au. PROPERTIES IN THIS AovER'TISE.MENT NEWPORT BEActt's FIRST 24-HouR BROKER Personal Ad desi ned b SCHOLL GRAPHICS• (714) 559-2079 BARBARA'S DIRECT LINE (714) 729-7208 41kdrooms (3 Mast~). 3.S Bath.~ • UnobslruC1ed Main Channel View • "Gold Co;bt" on LU1da Ille. 2 Docts $3,600,000 (Ad. 6618) CORONA DEL MAR 414 4 414 La Carnation • 'Bd . 2B11 . .t 2Bd • I BL • Exira Lona Srrect-to-Street Lot Ocean, Bay & City Liahts V~s t World In A..ociation With Marcia Brubitt • • • • !JJNDA !lI.oENDS • • • .. • Remodeled S Bdr . S Bath Home • S Bd , Over IOOFce1 on the Waier • Fonnal Din1111 Rm, Library. Den • Interior Counyvd w11h PlivlllC Pool • "Gold Coasl" on Unda Isle. ~ Dock • Second Llr)esc Lot on Linda Isle $3,495,000 (Ad. 6603) $2,300,000 L.H. (Ad. 6619) CORONA DEL MAR 440 Ca/JrllloTcrrocc CORONA DF' ~ • R 4521 Coal411ll • 4Bd., JBL. 2 C.. Det.ched G.-qc • Acceu to 2 Bcachc:s,Ocean View • 4Bd • 28L, 2 C.ar Altlcbcd Ganie • Eaccnde.d Uvin& A Family Room • Scllct's Choice o( Services • New Olass Sound Wall. VICWI • 6 Bd., 4 S Ba .. 3 Fireplaces • EncloRd lntcnor Atrium • Lowest Fee Pnce Oii Lindi Isle $1,649,000 (Ad. 6615) NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS 3100 Cone Hermosa • JBd., 2.SBL, 2 C. Altlcbcd Glniac • Uvq Rm. ~SpaA w.rfll • Upanided "Napoli" Model NEWPORT BEACH 19)0 mine Avenue • 'Bd .. 2Ba, 2 Or Au.:hOd Guqe • °"*()pee P\oor "- spa ia ..... ~ a.tyll'd (Ad. 6617) $595,000 (Ad. 6605) $519,000 (Ad. 6608) $395,000 (Ad. 6613) $33;,GGO (Ad. 6611) NEWPORT BEACH 2 7Q CalDfl' 13{)9 • 2Bd .. 2Ba . 2 C• 0...,C • View~ o( Ocean. Lido Chmintl City • Calhcdra.I Ceiliftl. Skyltpls $329,000 (Ad. 6604) LONG BEACH 2747-0strom • 'Bd . 2BL. I 112 Cir AllKhDd 0.. • Pool with Sp1. Pool Sweep. ~ Ma111Waed J..,.-<Aldca $196,500 (Ad. ~ NEWPoRT BEACH 210Ulllc1217 • llJ4 .• IBL, I C.ar Auxhcd Oarap • Lowea Priced I Bd In Scafa.I~ • F'uq>llice in Uvin1 Room '1'8,000 (Ad. "°9) NEWPORT BEACH 24651 Camtlm Court • lBd .. l.JBL. 2 C. Attlld!ccl 0.,. • Sold • M b" Condition • Pouible 3nl Bedroom. Fireplace $154,.900 (Ad. '610) NEWPORT BEACH 8S2 Holwml • 184, lk.0.-Codl.oc* .......... • LMnt kooin • Fo.wl bielq Room $127- Large south &cing patio. 40 foot lot. 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 139 Via Undine • $565,000 Pristine condition . 3 bedroom · 2 baths. . Office, funily room. 1300 Wcstcliff • $+40,000 Comer location · Rcmodckd 3-bcdroom, 2 barns. R¥ ac<-ess. 2298 Redlands • $3.79,000 MARILYN READ Call 729-7230 Mary Ellen Weglarz commended for an outstanding 1995 The Coast Newport Properties sales associate looks forward to the same in 1996 Coast Newpon Properties· sales associate Mary Ellen Weglan represented the buyer of two of the most expensive residential properties sold in Orange County last year. One of the properties is in the private golf course community of Big Canyon and the other is on Collins Island. a smalJ island on the turning basin oo Newport Harbor. After an extremely successful 1995, Weglarz is looking forward to another put year. She is representing the buyer of a property listed for about $3 million in the Corona del Mar communjty of Sborecliffs. WegJan and her husband, Bob. work as a team representing buyers and tellers in 1 wide price range in Newport Beach. Laguna Beach, Irvine and Cost.a Mesa. "We bad the unjque opportunity to ~nt the seller of the lowest piced property sold in 199.S in Coroni dcl Mar and the buyers of two of the highest priced homes sold in Orange County in the same yur," WegJan said. .. All of our clients mcieive the same high degree of personal IC1'Vice reptdless of their price ran1e." Acc::ordina to Wealan. tho majority of her business comes by way .of referrals from her satisfied clients "When I woric with my buyers and sellers. I can honestly say that I place their needs first. I know the emotional trauma of selling or buying a home." she said. "My /ih:Jry Ellen Weglarz CPA baclcgtound is very valuable to me when l discuss the purchase or sale of a home with the cl~nt's financial advisor or attorney and the client appreciates knowing that 1 understand their situation a little better." She also sees a trend taking place in the residential rnarUt. "The trend began in ~th Orange County and bas worked its way up the coast.'. Weglarz Aid "With prices where they are. interest rates at record lows and with Chapman University. UCLA and Martin Brower all forecasting increased employment. Orange County and our area in particular an: looking heallhier·from an economic standpoint than they have for years ... You ca '""" Al"'1 Blln Wqlu: td Coat N1.,,,ort '1o/Hffk4 4 Ciric l'fa:ua. SU. 260, Nn1pon lldclt, (114) Ul-1600. 2~ .• -.......... ~ . •. . -~-. . ,,{ ~ -~ • -.''"J::.il Gerry & Christa Long 729-7236 or 640-5664 Harbor. View Homes IN HARBOR VIEW -SEAWIND -$749,000 VIEW PORTOFINO Enclosed breezeway, and exceptional view of mountains and city lights, features a remodeled kitchen and baths, custom wet bar, many other new features. This home could be vastly expanded, including a three car garage. It is on the highest street in Harbor View Homes, Phase Ill, Seawind. Community pool, spa, and tennis court. •• • 5 BR SOMERSET -In the Port Streets. $739,000 Expanded to over 3,000 ft. with added library/office, and work-out room expansion o the master suite. Exquisite, with pool, and close to Andersen School. 1829 PORT SHEFFIELD -$459,000 Harbor View Homes original sales office, with tow bedrooms, den, huge living room (almost 1,000 sq.ft.) extra large yard. Architect Indicates home could be expanded to almost 4,000 sq.ft. IN HUNTINGTON BEACH -Great Starter Home -$239,~ In Dutch Haven Marina section. This I idential area of Huntington Beach, with well , large yards, proximity to the beach, and to the 405 Freeway. The home has been C6l odeled, with new roof, kitchen, baths, fi~, s surrounded on 3 sides by a six ft concrete b1~ll. FOR LEASE -HARBOR VIEW HOMES -4BR, 2 BA $2,300 MO. Close to Andersen School, athletic fields, community swimming pool and club house. 759-6600 Ext 236 ... ---~-~--~--' ,_~ ---,-------.-2-l --~-.---.• . ..f • • I . • • . l 1, Stunrnng PanoramtC Ocean & Golf Course approx. 5500 sq. ft., over .5 acre w;beautrful pool& spa Truly a urnque setting wrth stunnmg Catalma, Harbor and Crty Sunset Views. 5BR. 3BA & new gourmet kitchen Motivated Sellers $949,000 Transferred' Fabulous views of ocean. Catalina & crty hghts from this 5BR townhome 111 guard NEWPORT HEIGHTS "SrT1*t Magte~ BeauW two story w/ 48R. 3.SBA. Light & Bnght, hardwood ftoomg, secunty system Tr~ Engish Garden with IOIJltal1 Ol1iner may cary .... ~ '!QI offers.· View on pnme "Top of the Hill" cul-Oe-sac lot. Huge side yard, 6BR. 4BA. Perfect fallllly home. $897,500 HARBOR VW HILLS 1127 Whitesails Way OPEM. SAT/SUN 12_. "Fixer!' 3BR, 2BA w/ "unobstructed'" ocean, harbour & city lights View. "Pnme Locatioo.• Pracbcally lot value! Oistres sed Sale!!! OPEN sAT/SUN l _. ~ Priced Trad1booal Custom 48R, 4BA Home. Vded ce1hngs. gcumet kitchen with adjoinilg large famly room. Lush park-like setting w/ pool & spa $995,000 "Mediterranean Villa by the Sea.· kl enchanting 5BR, 5.5BA w/ocean views. Gourmet line appliances. security System, A/C. game DOVER SHORES 1219 Santiaeo OPEN SAT 1-5 Lovely Traditional Home featuring large family/ entertainment room w/ fireplace, beam ce1hngs & wet bar. Balcornes. bay views from 2nd story, new pamt & carpet. Acces~ to three pnvate beaches $595,000. NEWPORT CREST 1 Encore OP£H SAT 1-5 Highly Upgraded carpet and Paint. new fixtures, scr~ ce11tngs. new cabinets & work ' ~. . --2 ' --• • • ~ -• .. . f ) ,. • ' • • • 1, v. ,._Ill 1T-"\:-: f' .... ':-. .,.. • • • J:l.1,..-!I' . '"f -· _..,. -.... r ; '.• -.--. -, ~ • --_ • ---_ _....,,,t• ---__ " 'I"'"_.-'-~ • ,, 0 , , I The tax explosion By Steve Ostrin For the purpose of this article, I am going to lump IRA's, 401(k)'s, 403(b)'s. SEP's. etc. all under the generic bead.in1 of pensions. All of the above are ditrerent types of tax«ductiblc pemion plans. All of them let you deduct the money you put into them from your caminp. For example, if you are earning $40,000 per year and you put $4,000 into your pension. you will only be taxed on $36.000 income. 1bis is a aood thing. Another c~ristic of all of the aboVe- mentioned pension plan is that you are not taxed on the money as it grows while it's in these plans. That is also a aood thin&. Still anocber characteristic is when you take the . mot'ltl'/ out of the.~ plans, ii Is 100* taxable to you in the year you take 11. 1lus may or may noc be a good thing. Conventional -wisdom says that you put money into the plans now, let it grow tax free. and take it out later when you will be an a supposedly lower tax bracket. This is where I depart from the followers of conventional wisdom. Why? I'm glad you asked. Do you really want to retitc an a lower tax bracket than the one you're in now? Let's think abou1 it For the purposes of this example we will use a person, age 40, who is cuncnlly earning $40,000 per year. We will place him in a 30% combined federal and . state tax bracket. He figures to retire he will need about 70% of his currcnteamings. So, with the lid of his tax planner. he plans to invest $4,000 per~ into his pension plan and continues doing so until age 65. He figures ralistical.ly be can cam 8~ on hi'i investments during the 25-year period between ages 40 and 6S. Using his financial caJcu1ator he calculates $4.000 per year for 25 years at 8~ interest will givp him a nest egg of about $292,000. This amount will aeoerate about $32.000 per year income if he takes it in equal Installments over his life expcctancy. Hooray -$32,000 is 80% of $40.000. Tbal's better than the~ he Aid he'd need. Wait a minute. Jf we use an inflation figure of 3.S~ per annum. then in 25 years. $32,000 wm purthue just over $13,000 of goods in ~·s dollars. I'd be very HARBOR IllDGE Stunning sunset views overlooking the Ocean, Fashion land. Catalina and the Q>ast,to Palos Verd~Lfilwtl Hill _ and beyond is this single-family attached home. This home is located on a comer lot with lovely flowered-entry courtyard. A large li\cing room with fireplace, as well as a separate dining room which opens to expansive views. Kitchen and breakfast area also provide the inviting vista. Off the first-floor master bedroom suite is a courtyard with splash fountain and spa. Four bedroo'ms and three and one half baths, in addition to a study with built-ins, two family rooms. This home complete with two large proportioned viewing decks encompasses the beautiful views. A three- car garage with storage is included. This home is in move- in "decorator" condition. Private and guard gated, Harbor Ridge offers home owners a luxury of four tranquil swimming pools and spas, three tennis courts dramatically positioned to enjoy the towering pines and fa r hill views. Nature trails are woven throughout the community for added walki{lg fitness challenges. Evening roving security guards ensure the peaceful and"safe atmosph~re which perva~es Hamor Ridge. For More Irif orMAtion CAD. .. Marcie Adler at 714-720-9422 METRO REALTY 5 Corporate Plaza, Newport Beach <;urpnsed if a person used 10 earning 40 btg ones a year would be anxious to retire on 13 little ones. In light of the foregoing. let's re~xamine those S4.000 per year tax deductions he made: I) In a 30% tax bracket. be gels a $1.200 tax reduction for every $4.000 he put in his pension. 2) 'That means that over 25 years he wiU have saved $30.000 in taxes. 3) If. al retirement, his income is $32,000 per year and he is in a 30% ra.x bracket. his annual taxes will be $9,600. 4) At $9.600 per year he will pay back the entire $30,000 he saved over a 25-year period in 3.13 years. Thereafter he is going to-keep paying a similar amount for the rest of his life. Herc's something else 10 think about. If his $4(),000 salary increases s~ annually for the next 25 years, then in 25 years his salary will have risen to $135.454. Tu retire on 70% of that. be will require about $94.000 per year. J cannot logically accept that be could be in a lower tax bracket earning $94.000 than if he were ea.ming $40.000. lf, bypotbetically, he would still be in the 3°" tu bnlclcct ac that time, his annual w oo $94,000 will be about $28,000. So the end result may be that be could retire in a higticr tax bracket than his present ono. yet have less chin his present ~napower. • Beicau~ of the l>O'tntial tax explolion at the time of your retirement. 1 recommend you don't rely entirely on your pension plan for your retirement income. Tax credit programs. equipment leasing trusts. life insurance. and annuities arc jusi a sample of some of the ocher vehicles thal can be used to .ccurnulate retiremcn1 dollars on a tax- faVOfed basis. Properly utilized as part of a coordinated plan, these vehides can provide you Vlith tax-free or w -lllduccd income a1 retirement. SlwN °""" Is .,.,. Orup c ... ,.,, Filttutn.J SaWn, 515 Aalo• BlwL S&Ut• &SO, Collll M•s11t CA 91626, (114) S«U201 . ' , ' The Newpon Beach office of Grubb 4 1bis awird ~ the tireless efforts Ellis Residential Real &tale Service,, was of our entire NewpOi't BeaCh sales team." named the top Ii.sting offJCC for the company Mazzaoo said. "We had a remarbble year in in 1995 at the firm · s annual awards 1995 and intend to urpass oor sales and celebration on March I at the Ritt-Carlton. listin& reoords this yut... · Laguna NJ&uel. M<n tblD 300 Grubb 4 Ellis Sales The office is managed by R.on Mauano. usociatd attended 1ht aali ~mt. which who la)Cpted the award on behalf of his , . rccopiie<l lildivid!W 1CC001pli hments and team. I I . ;· ,, .. • :' . u-t '"" . •· . -·-· .• • 27 -.;,r• • -• ~ ;/' --·--· " . • I , . ~--1 • ...-. ...... • '-. _ .a • ...._ • ..--• • ..... - _ N~port_B~h <>ff!.ce -r:! ~ubb Elli· C! • .. :Bete- 23 C.Orporate Pim, Suite 190 644 6200-\J ;a.-6 -~lT~ Residential Real f.slate Services • Independently Owned and Operated 22~ SaL $1.2-49,000 Carol AIDsoa 2239 A.nlia SaL $479,000 Tom Bnwon Big Canyon Vallas 417 Baybill SaL $327,000 KayK.oo&l 8'ulb 304 Ami.ida Cumb~ SaL $319,9oo Kami Ra.ck SboredifL 242 Driftwood . SaL $695,000 BJ jobmoA . 5801-5801 V2 Seashore Or. SIS $1,425.000 SoUySbaaeo 36160caa SIS $1,795.000 Mali Gulledge 15 Rac\Ute SIS $995,000 Barbara Aune Doorcr Shora 1712 Antigua Wy. SIS $715,000 8alllPttaxn Had»ot View Homes 1935 Pon <Amey SIS $699,900 GraylSttauss Haibor V1CW Homes '2007 Port c.udiff SIS $499,000 JamaGny 1928 Pon Pnm:n« SIS ts-5&,000 Mali Gulloclge 2041 V11ta Cajon SIS $330,000 Phyllis Haydal 1518 Eldtn CI SIS $180,000 Jim Weixnbxh 15 Stoacglm/Gm:nwood VdlapSIS $146.500 MaryAn.oM~ 6 W)"OD Faiiway Sun. $3,400,000 CarolAlfuoo 51 Royal St.~ Sun. $1.850,000 James Gray 250 Hm:I Sun. $1,095,000 PauJWright 3700 <>rn Blvd. Sun. $999,500 Eathcr Tabak 33 Mootec:ito Sun. $799,000 Mni.nc Propp 1319 E. 8alboe Blvd. Unit C Sun. $799,000 &dynSbauai . 57 Hi.DtcWe Sun. $639,000 Karen Knoche I()( Vaa <>meto Sun. $620,000 Vupia O'Brien -'SO 1 c.onlaocl Or. San. $675.000 MW &: Cunain 1718 Port Shef&dd Sun. $549,000 . Lani.oe Shaw 1831 Newport Hills Or. Sun. $5~.soo Eric Shaw 3621 Li1ac Sun. $425,000 joAM Kenton BdcDatt HiD 3 Nonh Hampton Sun. U.0,000 Karen Ra.ck EMcbluff 2312 Anlia Sun. $469,000 Tom Bra.moo F.utblidf fJ07 Oiatnut Sun. $479,000 SallySbipky 8'ulb 2018 Vau C.ajon Sun. $325,000 GibWalbr Blulb 507 Aft11ida Lucia . So.o. $309,000 Maty Omthout Jasmine Cn:dt 3 Jetty Sun. $449,000 Valerie Howdl Watdiff 1621 Kent Sun. $379,500 Kayllangu : :-\' "':' .• L-.i. WunbledooV~ 3381 Wunb&edon Way Sun. $315.900 Cltuddtt 8landiard CDM 711A~ Su. $195,000 Kay K.on6I OOVEll SHORF.S ESrATE BEACH, PIER a: VIEWS Dovu _Shores finest offering with incredible potential. This property bas never been on the marltct. Awesome Baclc Bay and city light views. Ann, Ted. and Suzanne $995,ooo Code 1om 3bd, 3ba custom boasts views from entire open Boor plan, right on the waterl Outside patio tic landscaped yard lead to pm. beach. Nancy Barfield $2,250,000 Code 71757 LINDAISLE Ex.pan.sivc channd views and exquisite interiors ate piucntcd in this custom 5bd bayfront residence with private dock. Aon, Ted, and Suz.annc Codc71197 BIG CANYON PREMIER ESTATE Spacious 5bd. 5.Sba overlooking the eighth f.lirway. TIW home is fabulous fur cntcruining. Huge lot w/privacc gates lll motor court. $1,850,000 Carol Allison & James Gray Code 71687 MANOR BY THE SEA 1imcl~ style and quaHty arc presented in this exquisite custom 3bd. 3ba home. Rich wood floors, step-down living room. briclc patios. beautiful land.aping on a double North ~na lot. $1,22S,OOO 14 Jarvis c:ode 71337 SPECI'ACtJJ.AR DESIGNER HOME Custom oontcmi>orary designed home. French doors, pool lll spa. Master suite downstairs wlfrplc tic luxuriow bath. $69S,OOO Barbara Aune Code 71}-j7 \ • ... l I l I I VIEWSOF HARBOR UGlm Beautifully~ pcnihoux. Largest La Tour modd ~ -doubk master BR suitc:s. Quiet locacion. Oman views. . $179,000 * JI ·sT S< >I.I) * . ' I \ "1, Arne Petersen 644-6373 ext. 149 1712 ANTIGUA WAY -DOVER SHORES Expansivt 5BR f.unily home • &ck~Oty lights views • Custom Gourmet kitchen, whi(C..wa.Jioci cabinets • · ts • &miJy entertainment room • Dining & Living rooms • Large w/ spa • Scpantc guest/maid quarters. $715,000 ,. --. ~--------~---~~-~-------- 644-6200 ext. 147 721-0132 Ask For. "B.J s "Appraisal -· SHORECLIFFS Gated beaches, 3BR with pool, mini ocean view. $695,000 CAMEO IDGID..ANDS Gated beaches, 4BR, New on market. $499,000 FIXER -BRING OFFER Great harbor view, 3BR $525,000 STEPS 'fo OCEAN, ON QUIET OJL-DE-'iAC, OiARMINC & 'iPAOOUS. & SEPARATE (!UE.ST surrE. DESIGNER'S SHOWPLACE, PANORAMIC VIEWS, OPEN. SPAOOUS FLOOR PLAN. wooom s1:.·1T1NG. GUARD· GATED COMMUNffY. OPEN & BRJGHT, FLCrmNG FLOOR PLAN. SPARKLING POOL GREAT FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD. "'. BFSJ RUY ON«X:EAN BLVD. SEE UP THE GOAST FOllEVER. BI'S! Ol'l'ORrLJNI rY. AC1 TODA~ CUSTOM HOME, COURTYARD EJ'ITRY, NEW MAsTER SUIT!:. & sn.JDY. 2 SPACIOUS BEDR00..)45. CUL-DE-SAC LO<~llON. FABULOUS REMOOFJ... EST.-J'E-SIZEO LOT ON MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE, SPARK.UNG POOL HEAR CRASHING SURF, OCEAN & CANYON SPACIOUS, WOOD & GLASS SHO\Vl'LACF... PICTURE-PERFECT CAPE Coo DUPLEX. BEAUTIFUU y REMODELED & UPGRADl:D. SolffH OF PCH ON THE Bf.ACH. GATED 28R 28A. CONDO. PERFH "l FOR BEACH LOVERS OR 2ND HOME. \ '• .. .. 6 CANYON FAIRWAY • Spectacular Fairway One •Newer Mediterranean. 4BR., 7.5BA • Media Room, Family Room, devacor, 4 Car. Garage $3,400,000 • Newly Ranoddcd • Owner WilfTrade • $699,000 •Tum-Key• New Roof •Owner Will Trade • $499,000 • 4 bedrooms • Pool 8c Spa • R.anodeled • $995,000 •Newly Ranoddcd • Ocean Vaews • $549,000 L.H. 51 ROYAL ST. GEORGE • Largest Fairway lot in Big Omyon • SBR., 5.SBA, library, Bonus Room • Pool, S~ SaWla, C.abana $1,850,000 • WhiK Waur V.ew • Gmd Area • $895,000 • Newly RnDoclc.lcd •• bedroomt •$StS,000 Grubb 6Ellis ~J.i 11!" . ( .1 r11! '11 j,1111 1it 1 ,) ~ -~ · I . •• ,. .... 1; '·""· ..... , .... , ,, ..... , .. l.tllll" I ,1,t.\ 11~-J 11' ; I ... Patno ranks number one in 1995 She's the top sales associate i.~ Oran e County Bob Le Pever, president of Coldwell Banker Southem California Co., recently honored Coldwell Banker Irvine sales associate Desiree Patno as the number one sales associate in Orange County for 1995. Additionally, Patno was ranked first in listings sold, seventh in gross commission income and third in total unjts sold throughout Coldwell Banker sales associates internationally. Her achievements have earned her membership U. the prestigious Intemati~nal President's Bli~, an honor given to less than I% of the more than S7 ,000 Coldwell Banter sales usociatcs and employees in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Patno credits her success to a positive. hard- working and aggressive marketing approach to sell her properties. "Desiree continually se&s high standards for excellence in sales and customer service," Le Fever said. "It is an honor to have her as part of our - organization." Desiree Potno Patno bas immense expertise as a REO (real estate owned) account executive and employs her extensive marketing plans and networking skills in corporate relocation transfers, as well as for individual buyers and sellers. For all your naJ estale needs, call Desiree Paino aJ the ColdweU Banker /nine office, (714) 552-7200. Dolb · leads sales in Emerald Bay RE/MAX agent sPecializes in coastal properties Qill Dolby of RF.IMAX South County continues to be the leadoF in sales in the custom beach community of Emerald Bay. He ~ rccendy oongnrtuJatcd by Gary Thomas, broker of RE/MAX South County for his efforts in 1995. "Knowledge. commitment and just plain hard work have been the keys to Dolby's success," Thomas said. Dolby's knowledge of the area is inspired by a family history that goes back to 1934. when his grandmother first moved to the seaside '9illagc. She was also a successful real estate agent who sold estate propcrucs in Emerald Bay and other areas of Laguna Beach. "When I was a kid we used to talk about real estate and the values of various properties in Emerald Bay," Dolby reminisced. Bill Dolby Emerald Bay is a unique beach community that is situated at the north end of Laguna Beach. Properues start at $474,000 for an ocean view custom home site ·and go up into the multi-million dollar range. The community has a white sand beach with volleyball courts, picnic areas and terrific diving areas around the reefs off the north and south points of the cove. Additionally. the community provides a 24-hour manned guard gate and a roving patrol. There are acres of parks, greenbelts. a swimming center and six championship tenrus courts, providing recreational activities for both children and adults. For inforllllllWn, contact BiU Dolby aJ REIM.AX South CounJy, (714) 494-7475. Rare. half acre lot Situated on a half-acre parcel is this recently remodeled cust0m estate located in the exclusive guard gated community of Harbor Ridge. This home was completely remodeled in 1993, giving it the feel of a new home. A dramatic two-story entry with new dual staircase, beame~ ceiling, custom c.arpct runner and French doors leading to pool expose the uniqueness of this home. An all new utchen offers raised panel door cabinetry. granite counters. new ceramic glass cooktop and two Sub-zero refrigerators. The home offers an expansive view of the ocean. Fashion Island. city light-; and beautiful sunset~. Five bedrooms. five full baths and two half baths are !oopread out among 6,300 square feet uf iriterior space. The large maste r suite features .ii coffered ceiling, ocean view. fireplace. adjoining bath with Jacuzzi tub. oversized shower, tile. li~tone and a full sauna. An extra large game room is perfect for entertaining or family livinz with a fireplace, lots of ~uilt-ins. wet bar. space for a pool table and French doors leading out to the pool. The large lot ~ize allows for four separate outdoor living areas including the front yard. ~port court side yard, large pool area with spa. brick lined patios and a grassy play yard off the utchen. dining and li ving rooms. A newly constructed, gated side-entrance leach lo a spacinu~ garage which accommodates six cars. Offered at $1.895.000. For more infoT{l'Ultion, caU Susan Scanlan, Coast Newport PropertUs, 4 Civic Plaza. Ste. 260, Newport Beaclt, (714) 759-3717. OCean veiws and Catalina sunsets 1n the outstanding beach community of Emerald Bay is this tenific three bedroom, two and one-half bath charmer of a home. Featuring ocean views and Catalina sunsets from the living roo~. kitchen and master bedrooms. 1bc home is on a single level for easy living. A showcase home that was remodeled a few years ago shows pride of ownership. 1bc kitchen is a cook's dream,. with beautiful cabinetry, hardwood floors an<! an ocean view. The dining area is adjacent to the kitchen and it also ba.1 an ocean view. 1bc brick front entry provides for a very sunny patio area that is perfect for sum.mer barbecues. The family living area opens to the patio. • The home has the potential for expansion and at one time the sellers were considering adding a bedroom and a bath in what is currently a large storage area below the living area. Situated on the hill overlooking Emerald Bay, the home is just a short walk to all the community ameniliC$.. Included with the association ~ six championship tenni couns. three beacti volleyball courts. a ocw swim ccn~. ICtivides fot kids and adults. 24 hour aate ~ tee.u.rity Ind a pnvaie. ~beach. Offered at $989,000. l'or..,. ~~Bill ~··UIMA.X~c,.,.,,,. (114) #f.1415. . , --~ - ....... ~ r ..... .. .. -P .. , • > • 0 t l 34 -. -. - . •• ZMll1\"'.!~ort l§JFred Prd'peFties11· · featuring-tine properties -------~ - from. condos to castles . s~s~~.5_1«u 1969 QOTKIDST Under $400,000 lo Lquna Bach. 3BR., lli, l ll~ Larp ent.a1alnmmt deck oYUiooks lntutitina hup lot with a stream runnlnc through It. Walk to Blod>lrd Park. $389,000 86 • WINDOWS TO TNI SU Outseucllaa oceailhDt C::::-o....tooldaa cnshb>a -Ta below! bailt 9lduded c:oodo approx. 3100 lq.ft. on ooe lewl. Laxurloas •tt"WOU! 1; 100,000 D6 Our sales associates are setected for their knowledge, character, experience and commitment to strong ethical standards. We are OON interviewing for positions in our Newport Beach office. To sct)edule an appointment, . call 644-7111 and ask for Lois or Judy : Before You Buy, Prequalify t '4 Come in for a free loan pre-~ : approval before you start your : ~ ·home search. ~ : Call 644-8121 : ~ Ask for Nancy : ••••••••••••••••••••• ~C01TMlll ......._.,._ .. ...,wr*-..._ ... ._..,..._, ..... ...,..,.. ._. ................. ......... .............. -.......... .._ ..., ... 05 ....... Rare penotamk view of park plus thousa'lds In upgrades.. 3 bdmw each with prMa bath In 2500-sJ. Two fplc, Wit bar, Ftench limesta•, 1ta11an "*'*'-. ._ ............ : .............. $41t,eoo COSTA MESA ._. V.... An upgraded pool home 'on a comer lot. 4BR. 3BA & family room. 3 car gan1ge. Formal dllq room plus eat-in kit. New paint and car]let .............................. $SM,000 ' •111111i!1 t a V-... Highly upgraded 4BR. 3BA on a ~~c. Family rm w/frplc & French doors. Formal dln rm & nook. Spa~ centn11 we. 3 air ganige ................ ssn .ooo -. V_. Ranch style wtth over 2000 square feet. Totally upgraded 4BR, 2BA with formal din rm. Hardwood entry, new Bertier, near new roof, enclosed patio ....... $178,000 ..... V_. Single stOfy 48R, 2BA on a comet let w/fN access. Open floor plan w/cbtie fplc, large living room bright kitchen. Private yards & secured pool Close to schools ...................... $219,000 CORONA DEL MAR c.... .. _~~open flocw plan w,,_... c:.lq, ~ts, 38R, 2.SBA pb pool tllble Ila den. Wet bel'.,fJalc. Mstr ui. w/frplc. bllconv.1119 ta.D ...................................... ... C-... -Soutti of Co&st Highway. ~ ~ pb artist's ado~ oc:an "4ew. 2 w 91W1191· Rl llOnll but.has 2 tlplrata 11\q --.. Roof dec*. ......................................... -... Mlt,950 ..... ..._. Remodeled chamier has a sparkling white kit, spacious & bright IJv rm w/ French wnlows &° frPc-w/llmestme hearth . ...Hew arpet; Buploin great loc! ............ '. ................................... $547.SOO BAY VIEW HOMES p I ...... An ektraordinary site at the tip ol 1he Point. Pr1ced at lot wll.ie. this older res. w/40 front foot lot Is directly across from a . wide bay beach. Views, l.4ews!. ........................................ $715,toO ..... P ' 1 .. Penthouse with no common wals has 4 car garage with elevator to each floor. 38R, SBA, gourmet kitchen w/granite. Impeccable ..,_Vo r:atdous!.. ................................ $195,000 NEWPORT NEIGHBORHOODS a.tior V... ta. Reconsbuc:ted, remodeiecf &: pgeous! 9800 sq. ft. lot. New slate root, new a....tom doon &: windot.ils. ~ remodejed kit & brtdst rm. 5l.liny family rm. .................................... $719.teo ..... v... ...... Esta&e 5llel 4 bedroom. 2 beth Montego model With .dd-on breakfast nook, newer roof and a view of the hills. No court appearances needed ................................ St65,tl0 I WEST NEWPORT 2 Corporate PlllZil. Suite 130. Newµort Be;ich • 644-8700 . . .... ... ~ . . ... , . • • • • _. ..... Iii .. • • ... •..•..........••. , ....... , .... . ,. .. IRVINE 2 bd, 1 ba, end unit , quiet location on lovely street Lisa Adam -$106,000 · CoSTA M.EsA Monoccllo toWRhome , 2 bd, 2 ba, 2 car garage Donald Pfaff -$127 ,800 . C-osTA MB.SA 2 bd, l.5 ba condo, sunny end unit, excellent strc(t David Prince -$129,900 HUNTINGTON BEACH Single family home, 3 bd, 2 ba, a fabulous deal Susan Noonan -$209 ,000 LAGUNA BRACH Cbmni.ng VICtOria Beach cottage, l bd, 1 ba. Kevin Karub -$293,000 TBBBLUPPS 3 bd, 2.5 ba, located on the best BJqffi greenbelt Colcsworthy -$329,000 THE BLUFFS Spacious home with pmm couny:wd entry, .custom kitchen GailYorlc -$~35,000 CosTA MESA ~ bd , 3 ba cul-de-sac home with sparkling pool Phyllis Clark -$343,900 BA.5TBLUFF 3 bd, 2.5 ba, family room,_gr_cat family area Ginny Anderson -$429 ,000 CALL COLDWELL BANDl NEWPOllT BUCH 1 ·0649 JIA•JSO• Vmw HOMES "A" frame portofino, a great location Drcyfiis/Wcir -$529,000 NEWPORT BRACH Bayfront pcnthowc condo, 3 bd, 3 ba, highly upgraded John Campbell -$575,000 BAl..BoA PBN!NSULA. Exoting .f bd home &~'C-io~ condition, spaci<xis deck Marcia & Ri;bcrt Bents -$579,000 WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES .• l CoB.ONA DEL Mil 403 Poppy JASMINBCUll 11 Curl Ns-w-PO--u-1u..AND 3510 MarC\1$ WOODHJDGB 4-0 Rainbow Lo., Irvine SAttnU>ArS INVITATIONS , $389,000 . $429,000 $679,000 $343,000 SAl'UllDAY ~ SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS ' UGUNA BBACH DonaldP&.ff David P{ince Phyllis Clark KcvinlWlda '88 Alta VJ.Sta Way SBA lsL.um 60 Ocean Vasta Co.ONA DBL MA1 204 Hazel Dovu.Ssnus $285,000 $343,000 Sl,950,000 $798,000 Kevin ICanda Carolyn Bridge Edie Olson • Deremiah/Francis ~ 410 Morning Star Lane: Sonja Powdl • David McCulloch NBWPOUBMCH 1718 Paloma BALaoA Isl.AND 115 Abalone: BALBOA PBNINSULA 122 42nd Street 726 West Oceanfront BAYSROJlBS 2465 Marino Co.ONA DBL Mil 2525 Ocean Blvd. F4 CoSTA MBsA BA.s'rsmB 496 Walnut &snwn 2227Mlia HAuo• V'mr HOMES 18U Pott Ashley 1963 Port Bristol ,,..... JASMINBCUln 37 Whitewater LAGUNA BEACH 1755 Part Ave MESA DBL MA». 2737 Drake 0cEANnoNT 6304 WC$t Oceanfront LIDO 1sLB $419,000 SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS $675,000 $389,000 $1 ,390,000 $1,125,000 Lcase: $1,995/mo. W9,000 $599,000 -$529,000 $495,000 $995,000 $259,000 $892,000 NBW LISTINGS· Bruce Miller Deremiah/Francis. Dreyfus/Weir Marcia Bents Eleanor BOWie Do.nald PfAff Ginny Andcnon Dreyfus/Weir Dreyfus/Weir Miriam Maycll Tom ThoJtl90n Dreyfus/Weir David Prince Cusrom con~ 4bd, 3ba oo prime, south facing comer Jot. Neutral lnterion, gourmet kitCbcn with g:ranire counter tops, bleached wood 6oora, Fmxh doors Sc wiactoM, patio with .pa. AusoNMcColMlek • $795,000 · HAuo .. Vmw BOMBS Carmd inodd with a latge double bedroom, bath and pbyroom upstairs. OOK to park and Andcnc.o School I>sqf\u/Wcir -Sf 19,000 HAuo& Vmw Hoaas ~ Nenno with h• 6uniJy room and cxcn:ilc room or Office olf ol muter bcdrOorD. DttyNl/Wc:ir • $599,000 Mii.SA DBL Mil. Pour bCdioom, three bath, bright i.iid open flootpbn. Exti.nsM 989 addition and rcinOdcl Of imaior'. Drcyful/Wcir • $259,000 BAuoA PBNINSULA Du~x l/l bloCk to bCach With perfect °"!Oct'• unit. 4 car ~ ~/Weir'" $389,000 Call .Coldwell Banker Newport Beach 759-0649 . http://www.cold~ellbanker.com • '." t -,. •• ,.. --.· !!~t;!S Your 9u.1"de lo !he Y.t'Iiesl Y+operl.r.es in c5oulhern Gahfornia. HARBOR VIBF HILLS Well maintained 4 bedroom &lvedere /ocoted on o'1e o/ the largest lots in a terrific community. Vcry pritJCJte parle-lilu setting on cul-<k-sac location. $750,000 • Li•• Adam Built <ln the Western White Hous~ grounds, this 7 bedroom, §.5 bath estate boasts ei~ry imaginable amenity , mcluding a prit>ale pool, spa and beach access. $3,200,000 • Nancy Lavi;tt• LINDA ISLI Thi• 4 bedroom, 5.5 batl. bay/ront heme /.ab.lru a Jou.ly entry courtyard with fountain, a •/;p /or a 55' boat, and antiq"4 panJing tltrougl,out. $2, 150,000 • Edi. Olwn Extraordinary ocean view$ grace Uris C1.18tom contemporary home, constructed in the highut quality. Captures beautiful harbor and coastline view. $2,850,000 • Judy Muncy Bay/ront custom remockl on Ure tip of Lido with •turning basm: harbor, and mountain v~w. Doclrs /or three large boats. 4 bedrooms, 5.5 baths. $3,200,000 • Velma 1immont HARBOR RIDOB T ,.,,,.nJou. °'*111 and /,;,g .,;.,, a&mnd fro,,. thi• Engl;.J. T uJor #tat. on ti.. l¥'1f fDp of HariKw R. Includ.. 5 b.Jroom. and 5.5 both.. $785,000 • McC~CampL.ll Magm'f;cent CUiiom home Ul;tJ, panoramic ocean and city light views. Boom th• /i~ cra/taman- ship, 5 beJrooma, 5.5 batlt., and 6 fi..-placu. $1,950,000 • D'ette Steelberlf BALBOA PBNINSUl.A This :C,.t;ng 4 bedroom lwme is on 70 feet of prime /rontaga. Spac;oiu 30x40 patio and 4 car gamgt1 ON illll a /ao of the many tmNf!il:ia. $1,990,000 • Tlie Bmt. HARllOR llLA1'D o.-loolring Bar~""",,,. ttmemg ba.in, tJ,;. 6 b.Jroo,,., o.5 bailr J.o... &wt. tJ2· of&,, /rontDg.. IncluJ. ,,mat. pin /or 51' &oat. $4',950,000 • Carol Moclt Open Sw1day • 1-S pm• 2227 Aralia $429.000 • Lowiest. Price 1n wtbluff 3 bd.15 ba and family room. Ginny Anderson 6'M-9060x IS I TradltioNI '4 bd. 3 ba home wfth captivating ocean and Catalina views. $1.950,000 OPEN HolJsE -su-i. 1-5 6304 Wen Oceanfront Luxury oceanfront penthouse wtch 3 bd. 2 ba. $89l000 Divkt Prince 64-4-9060 xl20 l~late. llght and bright.. Uf>W end unit. Quiet location on a loYely street. $106,000 Completed in 1989, this home boasts views of Catalina and the pounding surf. Marcia & Robert Bents 644-9060 x 112 Fonner celebrity estate. 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, over- looking fourth fairway. 50' lap pool. $1 ,250,000 Perry Taub 644-9070 x 111 DISTRESS SALE! Open Sat. 1-5 • I I Curl 3 bd. i.5 ba home. Reduced! Now $'429,000! David Prince 644-9060 x 120 Unprecedented pier and dock bayfront home of Frank Uoyd Wright design. 3 bd, 3.5 ba. $3,750,000 Judy Muncy 644-9060 xl08 Exclusive and Secluded. 2 bd + library. wine cellar. · $469.000 JeMlfer Pritchett SC)6..888l ... Completely remodeled home with private courtyard for entertaining. 4 bd, 3 ba Reduced to $497,SOO Dreyfus/Weir 800-892-7158 Lowest priced home behind the gates with pool & spa. Spacious '4 bd home with huge den. $610,000 Perry Taub 644-9070 x 111 Reduced to $1 '47,500 2 bd, 1.5 ba sunny end unit. The best buy on the west side! David Prince 6+4-9060 x 120 Magnificent new waterfront pted estate. Private beach. dock. and bayslde pool. terraced spa. $'4,900,000 Judy Munty 64-$-9060 xl08 Gated community, 5 bd + bonus room. bfi&ht & open w/ torieous views. $779,000 jennlfer Pritchett SOM882 Open Sat. & Sun. 1718 Paloma · $419,000 3 bd family home on highly desirable street. Xtra large lot Bruce Miller 644-9060 x I 3 I Three bedroom, tw0 bath, single level home. Excellent condition. Oc~n view, close to private beach. $885,000 Bruce Miller 6+4-9060 x I 3 I Beautifully remodeled two story on wide 45' lot with south facioi patio. Perfect for entertaining. $695,000 D'ette Steelberg 717-9262 ...... Reduced to $l I 50,000 Ocean and bay views. 5 bd. 5.5 ba. En&flsh Tudor" est.ate .. pool. spa. guest quarters. IA¥id McCulloch 644-9060 x 149 COLDWeu. BANl(eR t.1 Ul~lll~ll I Top floor condominium over- looking the bay, 3 bd, 3 ba, very desirable location. $6'40,000 Edie Olson 6+4-9060 x I 32 Excellent cul-de-sac location .. Extraordinary city light and mountain views. 3 bd, 3 ba. Imminent Foreclosure! $529,000 Colesworthy -6+4-9060 x 182 Fanwtic white water views. G~t cul-de-sac lot.Approved plans for 5 bd, Brion Jeannette designed home. $599,000 Bruce Miller 644-9060 x I 3 I Magnificent custom home with panoramic ocean/city light vtews. Finest craftsmanship. five bd suites, 6 fireplaces. $1 .950,000 D'ette Steelbef1717-9262 Through Coldwell Banker Online™ , your property will receive international exposure on the Intern~t. http:/ /www.coldwcllbanker.com ' ,. ' ---• I HARBOR VIEW HOMES "A• frame portofinn in a great locatio n $529,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Palermo model, family room extended 13'. Exer~ise room off master bedroom. $599,000 BALBOA PENINSULA Duplex with perfect owners unit. 112 block horn beach. $389,000 --~,.,,,.-=-'Ii.__... .. ... -------.. -.. ------ HARBOR .VIEW HOMES Carmel m odel with expanded dining room . Best buy in Harbo r View! $399,000 Sellers, Time to List. 9 Escrows in February! MICHAEL DREYFUS & SusANWEIR www.coldwellbanker.com . md.reyfus@coldwcllbankcr.com swcir@coldwcllbankcr.com THE BLUFFS 3 bedrooms, 2 bath. Park location. $329,000 • WESTCLIFF Completely remodeled ho me with country kitchen and a private courtyard. $497,500 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Carmel model with large double bedroom, bath and playroom upstairs. $479,000 MESA DELMAR Tum-key, 4 bd, 3 ba home with bright European kitchen. $259,000 Call 800-892-7158 . . .. .,, . . . . ' ~~ .·,,.,:. ~--.... ·._. - SPYGLASS HILL Spectacular ocean, harbor and city light views from this "4 bedroom, 3.5 bath home. Large backyard with pool & spa. $795,000 LIDO ISLE Charming "4 bedroom, 3 bath home. Cou~rd entry leads to large living room, complete with beamed ceilings. $51-4,000 fOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: - Built in 1987, this custom 4 bd, 3 ba contemporary .Lido Isle home is situated on a prime, south facing corner lot. The amenities are endless and include: a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, bleached hardwood floors and cabinets, soaring ceilings, and a beautiful patio with spa. There is also a private beach, clubhouse and tennis courts for your year-round pleasure. BAYCREST NORTH Gorgeous &mily home situated on nearly I /"4 acre comer lot. Backyard complete with pool, spa & large grassy area. $519,000 ALISON McCoRMIC·K (71 4) 644-9060 x 144 . . . . ' ' ,. ' I , I .. . ' .. ••• ..., __ ----- Makttht Ri,taf Move - -. . ~....,~ .. ~""' ------·--· ----. -- Premier Eastside custom residence with four bedrooms, three baths for today's family living. Expanded and remodeled. Includes breakfast and formal dining. Surprisc ... only $469,000 PPBll · BWPOllT BEACH Custom-built four bedroom, three-bath residence with south- facing rear yard including pool and spa. Three-car garage with giant second-story guest quarters. Vacant. $399,900 ; ---~ .... --' ' . ~· • • • ..-... • ...t .. J. - Ask yourself. .. • Is now the right time to sell? . • Was your home on the market last year and ~idn't ~ell? • Are you considering a move this year? We will show you... · • How to prepare your home for sale. • How to price your home properly. • How to sell your home quickly. • How to choose a company and a broker. Don & Joyce Olson Balboa B~y Club Wednesday Evening at 7:00 p.m., March 20, 1996 • Umited Seadn1. For Reservations. please call Jennifer Noonan (714) 644-9060 ext. I 17 I \ ' Do You Kno-w · the Value of Your Home? Our listings sell and yours could be ~ext! _Call us for a complim entary market ~analysis. We've represented area res;dents for 24 years and would like to help ~;;u too! Cq.ll us for F R EE Internet .so/tware access. • (monthly service charge not included) .LYLEEN & JEFF EWING,' Perry Taub Office: (714) 644-907 0 x lll R esid ence: (714) 644-5833 714•673•1~80 ''Why Settle for Mediocrity?'' 1 -+ IZ l I <..;I\ \"I ) I ) I ( \I I~ I l 1 ( ' \ ,, 'i ( ) " $610,000 • Best valu e behind the gates • Q;liet location • Spacious 3 bd, 3 ha home • /;a'lf e family room •H uge kitchen opens to private pool and spa . • 3 car g arage $1,250,000 • Celebrity estate property situated on fourth fairwtiy. • Master suites on each floor. • &ijuisite architecture details throughput • Lap pool and spa • 3 car garage Read the latest . happenings in ... Buylines · Check out the ..,ign board in fron1 of ROGER'S.REALTY on P..ic1fic Coa't ll1ghway in Corona del Mar. Owner Roger MdOnnon change' thc mc"Jge every Monday Thi' week·, ''!!n rcJth. "Apnl · the month when the g~en ,·ium' to the lawn. the li lac and the IRS .. lMTERFRONT HOMES REALTY i!\ pr11ud of Maurttn Walsh. who compe1i:<.l in lhl' Lo' Angele' Marathon. 10e runner hc.1mcd with JOY a\ '>he wore her mi:dal to the olfit:e on Monday. THE PRUDENTIAL -JON DOUG/AS CO .. wa' al~o rcprei.ented at the Lm t\ngclc' Marathon. Ed Escano ran all 26.2 mile' Jnd Mary Jank-Peaker comrx>tcd m the h1cyde tour! At the COWWEU BANKER .VEWPORT BEACH offi ce, they' rt.: bu11ing w1th energy. Office member. jui.t returni:d lrom lhe 1996 International Business At GRUBB & ELUS RESIDENT/Al SERVICESPfiyiliS""Ray and her hu,bJnd Jerry JU'I ct'lebrated 1hc1r 40th annl\Cr'>ary They met on a blind dah: dunng World War 11 and have been togethl.:r C\Cr 'incc and they've ne\er had a quarrel' They ct.:lebra1cd the 1~1..J\IOll JI the F11 e Crown,. 'urroundt.:<l b) dc;ir lnt.:mh and fami ly membe1' "Alice the Wondt.:r Dog" t11ok her tiN li,ting for owner Kay Konfal. Among 11ther reai.on~. the Dac;h,hund ha\ ~en dubbed tht.: "Wonder Dog" for ,her ability to t.:).caflc JI any tune. She ha). become well knuwn in Corona di!! Mar. whc.:rc .. pe poke' her no'e into 'tore,, n~ l·arc 'hop' and bank' while walking around the c11f' 'lrccl' lier lalc 1' J famihJr \Ile al the N1.."Wp11n BcJch Pound where 'he\ run up a tab ol nl·.1rl}' $4(X) tn impound frc, In order In fJl 1hta1t.: 4uKk rC\lUC' .ind a' 111d Jdd11ton.1l fine\. Ah cc " n11v. uu1fim:J \\<1th a hamc" Jnd !Jg t ... 11ng Knnfal ' P·•i!cr number Alice 'm1"t ri:ccnt l'\lJflC paid 1111 tor her ov. ncr \\hen J OJU\,bund CJllhU!>lJ\t rc\lucd her Tv.11 v.cc>ck' <iltcr their lhJnce mcc1mg. the rc\lucr lJllcd KonfJI .ind J\kl•d hl'r tn mJrke1 her u1nc.Iom1111um II 11111!..' like Stephanie Houghton will Juubk her l'\Crnw h 11.11111 ,1 111\jl 111 S 12 million b)' lhl• end 111 Marlh wa) 111 g11' We wi'h Kent M<·Nau1:hton \ molhl•r lht.: ~'1 a' ~he reccl\l'r' fnim .tn dine" -t COWWELL RANKER COSTA MESA 'aid goodbye to Nancy Wimer with a retirement pan> at Zub1c\ in Huntington Beach. (:onfertntt ~ 90tb Annl~r1;1acy_ "T7 ~~ thy Ables WJ' ,urpn,ed on hcr ( elebradon m San ~ran<;1'\Co They Jmnea binhday l<bt week -with a pany Al'o more than 7.000 Cahforma ..ales J\\OC1ates. celebraung binhdJ}' th1, month arc Dk'k hmker<i and managers dunng the li\e-day Jantzer. Jerry Mahon) and Pearl Kenyon c\t.:nt in the Bay Arca. The conference featured 120 educ,111onal W\\IOn'i and a motivntional speech by John \i!Jddcn. sport.~ commenlator and holder of J Super Bowl ring a.\ coach of the Raider,. 11le grand finale .iward' e\ent clo<.<d v.11h a performance by Grammy winner Tun) Rl·nnctt At METRO REALTY. Linda Sliver\ fnend' took her 111 Twin Palm' In cclebrJtc her birthday Do you hon• any littll' tidbiH for tht Buylints cnlumn? JuH call )11/it Viktr, Rtal Estalt Editor (7 /.I) 57-1-4141 or Jax (714) 65()4802. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Company regrets any inconvenience which may have resuJted from a possible misinterpretation of an article that a~ared in the Feb. 24 edition of the Real Estate section of the Daily Pilot. A sugestion may have been inade that Colawell Banker ~ B~ COmpapy acquii'Cd Lan<lmar~ Realtors Which bu an office in Mission Viejo. ~ u lhe article pointed out, Coldwell Banker ,"Q ... lllifll Brobtqe Coinpany acquired cenain a55ets of ~e two bmer t .-, .. un, Realtors offices in Coto de Cail and ---·~ta Only and did not ~ui~ Landmark. rnndinnn 4bd, 3ba, French door'\, \\noJ floor., wood \hurter., E\lrJ IJr~e mJ,rcr txl .mJ fam1lr room three hno:k p.1110~. 1-rench d1K>r., hJrd\\1Kld floor., library/study, two lireplJ'" JnJ fi1rmal ilinmg mom. M ot h •atcd Seller! 2 ~ (J :; .\t \ I{ I ' I I • I\ \ ' ' II I ) I< I ' .... I . I 2 ;, . (I II ti f \u-p111111.1l SW home 111 onc of Nn'Jl<>rl'\ hnl.''l gJll' g.11.irdcd JreJ,, Ile" 111 h I l 11111ddnl \\II h J rr Jd111n11.il fl.111 Dn-.1111 k.11,hen, l.irge mJ,ler \Uill' \\Ith h.tk•tll\ l-.\lctk111 .lnll'.111 Susan Patterson: Roping , riding and real estate NAME: Su,an P.a11l·Nin AGENCY: Coldwell Banker Co,ta Me'a JOB TITLE: S.ih:,pcrson FARM AREA: Coa.~tal Orange County HOW LONG Wim AGENCY: Began·in 1985 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Hunlington Beach HOBBIF.SllNTEREST: Horses. cattle drive~. lntemalional Riding Advenlures CLUBSIORCANIZA110NS: World Wildlife Foundation Susan Patterson LAST BOOK READ: "Lighl a Penn) Candle·· b}' Mat.:\t.: Binchcy FAVORITE MOVIE: "Cal Ballou·· FAVORITE RESTAURANT: 5 Feel. Laguna Beach FAVORITE GETAWAY: Eastern Sierra\ and Pam PET PEEVE: Cl<N~·mmded people HOW DO YOU DEFINE SUCCESS? Inner peace and freedom Mir want to lttar fro11t JO" tltrouilt our SNAPSllOT colulNIL Tlat col""'" /talllrts rtal tltaU owntn, broltn, Oftn#, 11tark.ttln1 rtpnstnlQ/lvu, or •111 °"''' s14/11M...Hr1 "'" wouU liU to ltilltUrltl.. W• IMOUf'O:t' JO" lo llU a 111.ot. (black au wltilt, if pqs ibk), witlt CHqNlllJ namt, p1rso11 on' SNAPSHOT lltlUtH 011 bad. S.IUI or fax'°"' ~Offftlllloft to: JulU Vibr, R~ EstaU ' • DttU, "1ot, JJO W. Ba1 SL, Ca ta Mtsa. CA 91621; Faz: 114-4Sf>-4801. Dn4111N: s, ..... ,..,,,.,. w. •u p11.Wlt it •HJM" iu~. To • nvl11 /JifontatiJJ11 tlud ltoa alrwMly ktll 1"'-l#d, cwU 11~14-4241.. • • 1404 West Bay Avenue 5 br, 4.5 ba home with elevator and vaulted ceilings lh.rowghoul Magnificent quality and detaiJs. Large boat dock. Call Russ Auter 673-3777. $2,000,000 SPECTA CULAR BA YFRONT ~TERPIECE 939 VIA LIDO SOUD On the tip of Lido Island. main turning basin views, finest quality details and craftmansrup throughout. Reduced to $4,199,000 - 3 br, 4.5 ba in prime lagoon location, beautiful courtyard entry. Priced to sell, shown by appointment only. Call Jim Jacobs 675-3777. $1,750,000 Includes land LIDO ISLAND BAYFRONT 313 Vla Lido Soud Priced to sell. Sunny south facing location 380 .. 38A .• with boat dock. Walk to Lido village restaurants & shops. Call Russ Auter 673-3777. $1,399,000 LAGUNA OCEANFRONT 31501 BluffDr. Large 57x 150 Oceanfront lot With approved plans for a ~800 sq. fl custom home. Call Russ Fluter 673-3777. $999,000 OCEANFRONT llll E. Balboa Blvd. Spacious 3 br. 2 ba w/X-largc family room that could be 4th br. Beautiful bea(b and city light views. Nice grassy area & patio on the beach. Large 3 car garage. Call Ouis Brigandi 673-3m. $1,095,000 Newport Beach Restaurant For Lease 5 years old w/complete kitchen. $4500mo. Owner: Ram Fluter CALL FOR INFORMATION . -. -14 Q a~nce Committee Meettog 15 10 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview 17 St, Potrtck's Day 18 8:30 a.m.1 Ot1entatton Induction 20 .. 1 • 4 p.m., Paper Trail fl. 21 2 -5 p.m., COMPAS.5 Advance Course Bob & Dovie Koop ,..-.,------ Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob. Koop, Jr. Call the Koop team! 760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580 Brand new custom home at Big Corona Beach S Bedrooms. 5.5 Baths, appx. 4,200sq. ft., bcautif ul use of marble, granite &. tile. gourmet kitchen, Sub-Zero. cleva- to~ dual A/C &.-heating, wet bar, fire- place 3 car garage, private gated street. 1 ncndiJ>" •l(utll pf tlu harbor,. wlaiU 'WGUr aNI Calalina v~ws from abnott he17 'room/ $1,895,000 Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. Highly UpgJadcd, 3 bnn, + den, f~ place, 2.S bath&, heavily n:modclcd, pool, quiet uca with private beaches and pub. $598,000 BobKoo ,Sr.orJr. 3 Bedroom, 2.S b_atha, plua a den, large walk-in clOlel, formal dining rocm1 fire- place, lush land scape, pool & spa. $495,000 Bob Koop, Sr.or Jr. BAY FRONT UNITS Fabulous hatbot view, white sandy beaches. Rare opportunily io own four bay ftmt units oq Newpart Harbor. $725,000 Bob Koop, Sr. TOWN ROME Over 1,400 tqU&re fed.. 3 bedroom, .2.S baths, dinina room, ckylipn, farcplace. amae. Wide laundry, pool & ape. 140 Bob Koo Jr. Luge comet lot, Wallt to Mariners School, patk or shopping! 3 bed, 2 baths, fireplace. Great location, great deal. $339 000 Bob Koo Sr.or Jr. EASTSIDE FIXER Corner R-2 LOT Prime locatiol'\,This house needs TLC! Quiet 1rce lined strcel. luge comer lot $170,000 Bob Koop, Sr.or Jr. GREAT BIG POOL HOME Highly upgraded, over 2.SOO square feet., S bedrooms, 3 baths, fonnal dining. 2 farcplacea, family roam, pool & ape. $270,000 Bot>Koop,Sr.orJr. old. Two, two siory 2.1S bath, units. Possible to io townhomc:s. High ceilings, laces, ganges. $597,000 Bob Koop, Sr.or Jr. . NEWPORT BEACH . . 7601-5000 . A:::• . Ext. 28 c, .. i,, OPEN HOUSE SAT SUN COSTA MESA 166 Rochata Jake Yashar 987 Hartford Way $2M,887 $199,000 OlgalllWl'!l'W~IW!I~~ ..... ~ COSTA MESA 937 Crocus CIT. $279,900 Sanctt Adamek 2226 Avalon $169,000 Gayle Hobson Lewts 1787 Hmmnlngblrd Pat OaVIS $350,000 2779 Bunting Clr $359,900 Pal Davis 3325 Alabama Cir $199,900 Delpha Oswak! 1029 Seabreeu $130 ,000 Paula Utten 3429 s.nta Clan $214,900 Elsa Hoyt Wti.AT P011NT1AUI $125,000 l.Nt In llttlt hoUM Of rent out until ready to bUlld on R·2 lol 2M. 1BA. tirtplact (19POM) NfWPOlrrQlEN $1'9,980 l.llOl 2M. 2·1128A Townhomt Cloal to Ntwport'l Badc 8ay. Specious loft art1. rur patio, 2-w attached oaraoe. Cloae to shopping, commuting and Santi Anl Country Club (158RU) COLDWeu BAN~eRO ht :II www.coldwellbanker.com U~wAlORE $157,600 tmmaculalt 2-ttory In QUiii complex. 3BR with huge masttr, 2.5BA. 2-car 1tt garaoel Till atrium, t)(j)llldtd patio & Inside laundry. Comm pools, spa. tennis (60BAO) HOME SWEIT HOME $169 ,000 SBR, I 7SBA. dining room, 2-car garage Roof Is new. Yard Is hUOI A great buy at thla price. cant!Wly located; close to 111trythlng. (22AVA) POOl. SM a TENNIS COURT $169,900 Br1ttany Woods 2BR E&stsklt townhomt has ovtr 1400 sq tt , tlHeYel, tlrtplace. 2.5-car oaraoe. aid• pltlo, tnd unit Spacious bedrooms Great value for price. (24SAH) LOWEST PRICE AROUNDI $17',117 2 completely NPl!ltl houses on one huge Iott Ptrled occupancy record. Botll housn are 2BR. 1 BA. atparate laundries, y.ards and driveways & garages can't lose with thl$ deal! (19POM) MESA VE~DUCEDI $179,000 Good famlly nelghbortlood for this. Quiet 38R, 1 75BA home with flmlly room, dual ftrepllcl & morel Ntwty palnttd. rarge fot. Shows llght and bright! Owner mot1Yate6-Vacant (17GIS) TOWNHOME NEAR IAY $180,000 Popular Newport RMlrl 2-story. 48R, 2.6BA townhome I block to 8adl Bayl 2-car attachtel garage, tilt entry. sundtek. and morel Interior location, tirtplact, club houstS. ltnnla courtl, pools & 19111 (33REI) CKICIC THIS OUT1 $119,900 REDUCED! 38R, 2.5BA. 2·story Country Club VIiia. Grut locatlon. vtlw of pool & grounds Ste gattd. Owner wUI carry tat (303CL) LONG IEACH IEAUfY $197 ,000 FANTASTIC AREAi llautttutty rtl'llOdtlld 48R. 1 7SBA home wtth 2-car ltt garf Artplace & akyllghl In 11v1nQ room. Btllltffut tl1I noo11. Shows llQM. bright & alryt Ctll todlY for mart lrlfol (51£.29) "81/N:Y GA.1.0ll $21',tGO s. 28A. 11v rm with lnvlllnO flrtpllct, 1g nrtp11ct. Vtr'I PfM9 yatd wllh lultl tropical plents aurroundlnO kMllnQ ~IPL (33RJC) WREAT RRST HOME $21,,900 3BR, 2BA. txetlltnt ntighborflOod, lnskle lllCt locltlon. F1mlly room, kit combo. 1trlum on master BR. prMtl yard, fresh exterlOf paint A must see fOf ttle lustlestl (34SAH) HOUSI + DUPLEX $219.000 Just reduced $36,000 for fut sale A 2BR. 1 BA house plus a duplex, 1BR, 1BA eacfl with their own prvt blck yards R3, 9300 SQ.It lot can now for more Info (37HAM) THERE'S NO PLACE UICE HOME $221,980 4BR. 1 7SBA, complltel'f redone Inside and out. Hlgtlty upgradtd & lxPlndtd home In 1 pridt of bwnmhlp neighborhood. Cul-de·sac location. FR wlvaulltd ceilings, upandtd muter bedroom With rtlrt&t Oak plank flooring, rtmodtltel kltchtn, 2FP. custom brick driveway, bloctt wall fence (13HAL) EASTSIOE WONDER $~.tl7 Great Eastskte local• on R2 zoned lot. Charming remodtltd 28R. 2BA home wftll owrtlztel 2-car oanioe & woruhop. Tiled kltdltn & bath• Ntw carpets & flooring call todly. (18ROC) $298.000 IACIC IAY llAUTV $269,000 C04#11ry Strip 1r11 of Eutlldl. Stctudtd cuHSt-uc locallon Frith P11nt. & new carptt, CU11om built. 38R, M/28A. EndoSld laund~ rOC>fn, lllrlOI. steps to Bad! Bay. (S&lAC) UNlft.IEVAILElll $279,900 Huge eBR, 3BA. 2-ttory. 3-car gar home In Pfallglous Greenbrook. Cozy flrtPllCI & apacloul family room, pr!Yalt pool & apa. ,Oultt cul-di-sac. Close to South Coast. partcs & schools. (93CA0) EN1tRTAIHfNQ DEUGH11 Nl ,,900 LCMly enlargtel Mesa Verdi 1-ttQfY II tnd of cuk!Hac. Expanded mstr autta. Large lam rm wtth Wit bit, Slldl °"' lo llbuloal "" yd. pool. IP&. -blr. flllOll, f'lllCld RV area. Khchln & baths upgraclld, tncr dtaloner skylights. Much, mucf'I morel\ (16MIN) A REAl CIEAM PUfft $369,900 lm1111Culltl & ~ ~ 48A. 3BA. pool & spa. Mesa Vtrdt homt. Wonderful noor plan. 18R & BA doWn. Grtll homl tor tfltlr1alnlnQ. CllHll-aac. 3/A 1111· VlcMI. Rlld'J tor quick ewvw. (271UN) fVBMH1NW YOU MR WANTB> $356,000 Popular 4BR, 2.58A. 2·story Mesa Vtrdt "UPI* Bird" home. Lo mater aultl. tam rm wftll wet bar & fittc>llCI. Front courtyd. across from Pitt. New tilt root Niii to golf cou~ & ocean bremsl (17HUM) WE CMAWNWE YOU TO FtND $291,000 Four clNntr units at this prict and location. Wen cartd for units In Mtsa Verde. Each unh Includes 2BR. 1 BA An Pcelltnt purctlase for tht smart lnYntOf Has an CMf1lltd lot Ind six garagesll Don't miss out. (29f!{P) OCEANFRONT $939.000 Homt located In ttle middle ot the Ptntnsula In flmlly .,. 38R, 2BA home With 2·car garage on the sand. OWntr may cany call now lof more Information. (120CE) ON THI IOARDWAUC $1,219,000 Gorgeous sunsets over tha Pacific from the 2nd atory family room. 4 hUOt bedrooms, 3 baths, 3-car att garage. dull flrtplact. bonus room & morel Home IOCattd In flmlly oritntlted llN Of Peninsula. Home Is prlctel below marlltt C&ll now I ( 11 OCE) ( >l'frri11~'. I h1· hi ~ht·"I Ind 111' ""PP"' I I" I IH h.1 ... ,, 1d our'"' t 1'''· 111 i11l.i1111.1111•11 •Ill !ttlllill:_• ••Id I• ,1111 1 .ill ·ro111 Sul ro (,(lS -''JJJ I L •• , \I) \\IS \\'l·~\l 'I .' ~ 714-(t6S-9'JJ @ 0... : : . . : ~ . . BAN~eR LI .., I t ~ t ,, l) () l) t . I -t -tl -t , --t I I I 11 'I I Beach·close home with many UDarades Nestled m the rolling coastal hills of north San Clemente lies one of the best~ value., m Southern California. Just l.n ocean breeze away from some of the finest ~hes. this exceptional rc~1dcnce offers an ideal location and enJOymcnt of the best life has to offer Lcl>s than one year old, this home is better than new. It boasLs tasteful and cxten\lve upgrades insjdc and out As you enter the covered front portico, you·n delight m the spacious entry-with 11!> volume ceilings and rooms that flow together dramatically~ Included in 1h1~ le\el Me the fonnal hvmg room. formaJ dining room, expansive k..itchcn with a brcakfa.,t nook. an ad1om1ng family room wnh fireplace, the laundry room and a bedroom with a full bath A dramatic circular Staircase leads to the upper level. also with volume: ce1hng' The fifth bedroom is adjacent to the master suite and could sene as a retreat. Special attenti<]ll to detail in design and upgrades are app~rent throughout th1\ exceptional n:~1dcncc. The exterior tw been beautifully and lushly landscaped. extenMve and ta'>leful hardscapc is complete, including automatic sprinklers. The rear yard is exceptionally pnvate and ha., lawns. flowers, palms and a massive covered patio. Also included in this fine home is a three-car garage ·and a i.ecurity 'Y"tem. Offered at $315,000. this home is one of the best values in coastal Southern California. There is no Mello Roos taxation. For""'"'""°""""""' caU J•nniftr Pritclutt, ctrtifUd relocalion sptcialisl and stnior accoulll txttllliN widl ColllwtU Banhr Rnilhnlial Rtal Est/JU, (714) 506-8882. Coast Newport Properties welcomes Keith Randle Randle ioins team as senior sales executive Keith Randle began bis real estate career eight years ago, after spending eight years a~ a professional sailor on racing boats. He was born in Auckland, New Zealand where his love of 11mna beaan. He sailed from New Zealand to Hawaii and San Francisco m 1976.and earned a U.S. Coast Guard Captain's license at Pacific Maritime Academy. Randle joins Coast Newport Properties with se.ven years of experience gained from working at another major raJ C$latC franchise. While thi:re, be WIS ranked in the top 100 saJea associates in California for 199l-199S. "Joinina Coait ~~WU . an cuy deci ion for me, .. Randle said. .. I have ~Cid the upooential srowth in marUt WR the company bu achieved over the put ycan. 1bc market presence combined with an exceptional ~ st.a1r and the area'• finest residential tUl awe 8&Cftb were ... (ecton in mz dlicWoO to join Coast Newpoii Propenie . $ Randle iJ a member of Ra! BMaae Buyers Aaency C.ouncil and an accredited buyers rq>reat'hlalive, 1 memba' of tbe P.mployee -ReJoc:aOOn Counci~ a member of Orange CouDC)' Alloci~ of lleaJtors and chairman of the Grievance Committee l 996. He and bis wife Robyn have two children. Kate, 4 and Robert. 2 112. When not working in real estate you will · find him on the water or on the course. enjoying bis hobbies of sailboat r1cin1 and golf. He and Robyn ate members of the Sea Base Aiuiliary. dedical.ed to increasing community awareness and raising funds for the growth and improvement of the Boy Scout Sea Base. K•illt Riii#& ,,.clllllu1 lit N•wpoff Bt«la w Costa M1sa ,,.ofHrtUI ""' C4ll H tY«W tit Coast N•.,,,orl hopmk1, 4 Ctnt 11c11, St.. Z60, N"'°" Bt«ll, (114) 111-1113. ~ ~ -. ' -• 4 ; .. • • ~. ---... ')(J -~-~ •------ Commercial real estate outlook for 1996 Expert consultants proiect optimistic real estate mark~conditions TilC outlook for commercial real e!tt.at.e condition~ continue'> to improve according to an .ill-mc:mbcr ~urvcy dflOc Counselor., of Real fatale. a Ch1c.ago-ba.~ group of profc\\10nal real e\t.atc consult.ant\ who provide advice lO clicnt.s on real property and land-related matter\ Members of the organi1at1on arc awarded the CRE CCoun-.clor of Real fat.ate/ designation. All CRE' Jgrccd that real ci.tate cycle' throughout the country arc gcttmg bcncr acr<M the ~1ard. with the Southeast indicating growth in the next 12 m<mth'> CRE nndlnp Include: • Btg new, " positive fcchngll about econom1c growth m the Wc\t. pa111cularly ~hfom1a Tiie regioo may have finally turned the comer: the Southca.~t may lead the natmn in economic growth 'uppon.cd by the Olympic' and other favorable mve,tmcnt \.harademtic,: other area' are expected tu track the· national economy ·The apartment market ha~ lllabihlcd a' prtdictcd by CRE' an 1995. • Hotel' Jnd 'uburban office properties made more of a dramatic comeback than most eitpeCLed: there is ~trong investment potcnt1dl for hotels in the West, dnven by re:wn and willing sclle~ • Retail has fallen off a cliff from over.upply and poor \ale' that have hurt undcr-u1pllal11ed reta1lel'!I. • Downtown office market'i offer opponun11,11c mvc,tmcnt options m 1996. over,upply of both pmpertie' I' worse on both \.OJ\I\, Cahfom1a " 'till working off CA\.C" \Upply of the 1980.. • In r;in~ order. apartment,. mdu,tnal and \Uburhan olfac propert1c' are favorable JtlraL111Hh lor Jcvclopmcnt in 1996, new Uc:\ c:l11pmcrll tor mdu,lnal prope111c' '' 'tron~c't 111 the: M1dea,t. bn1:ked by healthy ~urporatc hal.111Le 'heel!oo, capital 'pen<.hng plan,. and J pu'h fnr pro<luc11vity • ApJrtmc:nl\ and rndu,tnal' arc ranked fo\Mably on both the buy and -.ell ~ide,, whllh lOUld lead to numerou!I tran~at:t1tin' IO )996 Re~kmul Flndlnp by CREs: We~t. 67 'l of the CRE.' ugrced that rcul estate cond1t1ons arc getting better in the rea1on, With 62% predicting the pre~nt economic cycle will continue to improve in the ne't 12 months Tiie CBD office marlcet was t11bbt'd by .s4% of CREs as the sector with the lowest investment attractiveness for 1996 Fifty-three percent of the CRE." said apartment investment opportunities arc attracuve in 1996. The office sector was rated the lowest in development potential for 1996 by a resoundina 7.5'Jll of the CR&. lndu trial properties received the hi~t marks on development attractiveness from 62% of the CREs. with apartments a distant second at 31 %. Ftfty-aix pertenl rated the CBD office mllrket low$ in saJea attracti veoess. while apartmenU. and \Uburban office buildings were tabbed as relauvely !l«urc bets in sales attractiveness for 1996. South: Fifty-three perocnt of the CREs patnted an optimistic picture by citing upan.ion in the region's real estate cycle and pttdjcting economic growth for the neitt 12 months. Apartments were tabbed by 62% of CREs as having the highest development auraqtiveneu for 1996. followed by industrial propertits at 64%. Fifty-nine pm:.ent or the CREs cited the CBD office ~or as the lowest for development potential. At 59%. apartments were ~d as the asset type highest in relative attractiveness for sales. while 64% tabbed CBD office buildings with the lowest attracti vencss for 1996. North: Fifty-two percent of the CR.Es cited the region's present rtaJ estate cycle a.\ geuina bencr, with economic growth projected for the next 12 months. CBD office (70%), hot.els (64%). and suburba,n office (51%) were sectors cited au asset type., w11h the lowe~t relative attractiveness for development for 1996. No sector in the present marketplace was tabbed as highly attractive for development. Apartments received the highest marks from S8% of CRE.~ as the most attractive sector for investment in 1996,•hile CBD office (72%) and suburban office (.54%) were cited as the lea.~t attractive sectors. Apartments again M:Orcd high on sales attractivcncu by 78% of CRE.~. while the CBD office sector again wa.'I the least anrac'tive sector at 6S% for 1996. Overall. the Northeast is suffering from employment cutbacks and mergers in the bankmg and finance sectors. Midwest Seventy percent of the CR.Es cited the pre~nt rcnl estate cycle a,, getting i)(tter. while 71 % \aid the economic cycle will be 'table to getting better over the ncitt 12 months 'The CBD office sector was cited by 58% of CRE.' U\ the as~t with the lowest rclat1\e attractivcne.,s for development. followed by community shopping centers ut 45%. Seventy-six percent of the CREs cited in the industrial i.cctor as having the highest developrmnt potential in 1996.1he CBD office ~ctor agnin ruted lowest by CREs on relative attractiveness for investment potential In 1996. along with community !.hopping centers. Industrial properties were rated hi&hest by 81 % of CR.Es 11.S possessing the highest atlnlCtiveness for investment for 1996. Apnrtments rated hiahcst among CRE.'1 (74%) &.! the hi&hest in relative attractiveness for sales in 1996. The CBD office sector WU cited by CR& (84%) IS possessina the lowest relative attractiveness for sales. followed by community shoppina centen (69%); hotels (68%); and power centen (4.5~). Tle1 Co1UU'1orr of •w lldot6 II llN """"'"'""' COIUllldaf ~ 0/ 1" Nfldolflll A.l.rorisdM of baJton. 1'I CoHlllon of It.Ml &II* II Ill '30 N. Mk,._,, AH., CMt.,o, IL IMU. p., .Off llf/°"""""11, c•B (Jll) J'lJ..l.n1; Ju (Jll) 319-1111; or 011llNllllmlll111 U,,:llwww.crw.ori. • !'tow to ensure quality is bui 1n. from the start ·. KnoWthe products being us~ and the contractors doing the construction on your home Now is the time of year when many families think about a new home. If you're buying an exisung home. thcfC'~ not much you can do to ensure l)lc utmost in quality. If building a new home, however, you should spend import.ant time with your builder to review everything you require so your investment is constructed the way you want it -with superior craftsmanship and quality producl'I. A good rule of thumb is to review with your builder all of the products to be used in your new home. Look for ones with quality ~ such a\ the National Association of Homebuilders Research Cent.er (NAHB) or the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval They mean thole products have been by independent I.bird parties for quality assurance. Also ask your builder about the trade contractors that will be constructing your home to make sure they are qualiry craftsmen with strona credentials. For instance, some products Ga insulation mu be installed correctly or it will not perform to optimum potential. Yet as 1 homeowner. is'~ hard to know if this material is wt in properly because yoo cannot sec it What's good solution? Ask that a certified insulati contractor insulate your new home. Some insulation contractors today have become certified throuJh I unique ""'°"''m available from tbe NAHB Research Center 10c program. developed in conjunction with Certain Teed Corporation. helps contractors establish quality procedures fi their offices as well as their in tallers It involves an eittemive insuJation tmning program and audits at construction sites the contractor's office. OnJy after these . audits arc passed. does the contractor rece1 a certificate of certification from the NAH Research Center. And to ensure high qualit is maintained year after year, the NAHB conducts periodic, unannpunccd office and job site visits. For-.,,.. U./Ol"lllatio110111a11rin1 flUllitJ U. JOllT 11•w lw.w, wriU lo t41 C.tfldn Tt1d Ho11N 1'""'1m, P.O. Box lirlll} Forr1, PA IHn, or coll (MIO) 182· 8111f<W0 jn1 COPJ of 0 #oe/uuw 011 tM Cl~ UlllnldM rt•UL l-'Lrit ru 011 lrrllnut «I ltltp:J!www.c1"""4Ulll.co111 . Mesa Verde -liaht and bright This five bedroom. two and thrco-quuten ba~, Mesa Verde lK>me is otrerea at a ~ price of "44.900. ~Judea • lplCJOUS family ~ wllh a used brick comer fireplace and beautiful pl111k f100!Jn1. Rxtn, la.rp f~ dirun1 and eating area with built·in sbdvea and wet bar. Liabt and briaht oveniz.cd Dlll ~suite with walk-in closets and dressina room. AU bedrooms an: aood st.zed and abow lifhl Inside l1u~, dlree-car llRJ'C· ¥rivate Jwnuious _pool and spa. ''"...,., CH1Mdo11 oa llrb °' «lur Colbta ...,_ ~ IJUl 111 Colilw1U a. r Codll MtN. ('Ill) '41-'JJJ or (11') ~ _,., u..1::r!,, laltp:W9"*.C~fl/)ahr.CO• . a n When the earth moves, concrete roof tiles won 1t Installation of concrete tiles can provide Aexi bility during seismic activity When an earthquake sends you running for a doorway or diving under a de~k. 11\ important to-know that the roof ove r your head will stay there to protect you. While no roof might be capable of withstanding the big one. roofs made of concrete tile w11l offer the best protection agamst 'e1,m1c forces. -Along-with bcmg more durable, concrete roof tiles. unlike :c.phalt i.hmgle\. which can eas ily tear or cr':lck under \tre.,.,, can also be m\talled pec1fkally 10 rC'1\I earthquake damage. Homco':"'ne~' in earthquake-prone area., can a\k their roofer to im,tall concrete ule' w1Lh batten board., and fa~tener<.. W1thJh1., method of rnstallat1on. the tile~ hook over the batten board~ so Lhcy won °1 ltlidc off. and the fasteners keep them from moving around during seii.mic activity. Ln addition. when properly installed. co~crete tile roofi. haye a degree of nexif>ility no other type of roof can match. Each tile cap move independently without impacting the O\'erall integnty of the Ille instaJlat1on And. e'en 1f the underlayment i'> di~trei...ed m an earthquake. Lhe concrete Illes will \till co, er the gap and protect again'>t ram and other element,. Additional information about concrete tiles and Lhe1r ability to w1th<ttand earthquakei. 1\ available from Monier Inc., ..... the nation·., large'' rnanufacturer of concrete roof Ille\. For a free "Home Ow11ers Guide to ' Residential R"oofing," contact Mo11iu aJ (800) 2RE-ROOF or write to M_onier at I Park Pla:11, Ste. 900. Irvine CA 92714. Calabria Villas 'in Eastside Costa Mesa TIUs spectacular three bedroom, two and onc-baJfbalh Mediterranean style. detached home is rarely on the market. Situated in an enclave of 12 new homes (built in 1990). The association feature.\ include a security pte. ProfcasionaJ landscaped bact yard with \iexican pavcrs, vaulted ceilings with custom crown moldinas. family room and living room plus large bedrooms with walk-in closets. The Bastsidc'a best buy. Offered at $269,000. For lftOrt u./_Oriltollott, cllll K1illt RaJUlk al Coast N1wpoff Proptfti.11, ' Civk Pla:A. Ste. 260, N1.,,-t &.A; (114) f44..16'>0. ~ . . Delightful condo in Seawind This condo cutie is located in the lovely community of Seawind. offering two bedrooms and two and one-half baths. This i~ an excellent opponunity for that first-time buyer. It is neat. clean and in move-in condition . . There is a nice patio with gn:enery off the kitchen area. a fireplace with mirrored wall decor. inside laundry. carpeting and vinyl flooring. Beach close -take a sunset walk to the beach. Qffered at $190.000. For lflore information call Carol Mulvey, MelTo Really, 5 Corporau Plavi, Newport Bea.cit., (714) 720-9422. Custom home in Ocean Ridge This new custom home bring, an unequaled uniquentss.tQ the exclusive guard gated CQlllmunity of Ocean Ridge. The Monticeto-style design combined with early Califo rn ia architecture makes this home an original among many bcaullful. new customi.. · High volume ceiling!.. spaciou., room' and an abundance of natural light along with an n(X'n floor plan create a comfonable atmosphere for family ll\·tng il!> well as entertaining. Pen:hed abo\e the Pacific Ocean. thi~ e~traordinary home enJOY' a tranquil canyon ..ening that pecr- O\er the sparkling sea. Features include four bedroom~. four and one-half bath,, gourmet kitchen opening h> famtl~ room. office off the entry with glas" door.. 'tamed pine floors and a three-car garage. There are two loggias. with one off the ma<oter bedroom that could be a fifth bedroom. The bal.'.k~ard backs to the canyon with a lush garden and a large gra,sy area This a a great opportun11~ to own a true California gem. Offered at S 1.595.000 For more information., call Susan Scanlan and Marcy Weinstein, Coast Ntwport PropertUs, 4 Civic Plavi, Ste. 260, Ntwport Beach, (714) 759-3717. Impressive view estate The ultimate in Southern California living ha.c; been achieved in this outsranding custom home located in the guard gated community of Ritz Co\.e This three-level estate features impressive views of the ocean. part and world famous Ritz Carlton. Enjoy the refre hing ocean breeze or walk down the pnvate c;tairs to Salt Creek beach Among the three levels are nine bedrooms. seven and one-halfbalh.c;. five fireplace~ made of either stone or warble and an elevator for ea.<;y access to all floo~. A subtem.,nean garage bas room for four cars. The ~ird noor feature.\ a game room with ~t bar and windows throughout that frame the magrufic:ent view. - 'Ritz Cove's central location allows for easy access to Dana Point Harbor. The Links Golf Course and Laguna Beach which I.re all just minutel away. Offered.at $2.690.000. For""" ""°"""""" c"'1 SIUM ScaJ.n or DeN B1Ul al Coast Newpon Pro~rtks, ' CM~ 1111:4, SU. 260, N1wJIOlf B«1ell, (114) 1S~J111. " • ·- BALBOA ISlAND NEWPORT BEACH 211 Emerald Aw 4lll Sun 1 ... $139,500 1218 ,.,..., DcMr Sho('el 4IR Sun 1·5 $950,000 Rumbold lleally/Mary Hatdesty Sandy M~ Jon Dougtu 675-4822 729-7271 CORONA DEL MAR 1404 W. Bay Ave SIR Sun 1-S $2,000,000 222 Morning Cmyon 3BR Wed'Sat/Sun n ... $940,000 C.UMfY Village lulty 673-3777 Corona def Mar P'ropertl~ 673-8494 2218 Margard lBR Sun 12 ... $369,900 S Maritime 2 +8R Sat/Sun 1-S $560,000 Rw Estate Brolcerage s.rvicft 65().6357 Weslty N. hytor Co. Pgr 759-1992 222 Via Udo Noni 481 Sat/Sun 12 ... $1,595,000 Bill Grundy COSTA MESA Bill Grundy Realtors 3325 AW>ama Orde JBR Sun ,..,. $199,900 675-6161 Delpha Oswald 2290 LaUnda a 4br Sun 1-5 $599,000 Coldwell~ key Realtor1 " 668-9333 967.-080() 23 Southampton Court 281 Sat/Sun 1-5 $569,000 NEWPORT BEACH lyOwntt 115 Via Koron 2BR Sat/Sun 12.,. $515,000 644-nas Uta Johnson 313 Via Udo Soud Bill Grundy Rea.lton JSR Sat/Sun 1-S $1,3'9,000 """' C.UMfY VUlage lulty 675-6161 61~3m 1211 E. Balboa Bl. 3+81 Sat/Sun 1·5 $1,095,000 Cannery Village Realty 939 Via Udo Soud 5BR Sat/Sun 1.S $4,199,000 673-37n . c.annety VIiiage RuJty 673-Jm Big· Canyon Villas: Golf and gracious .living BOUNDARIES: Big Canyorf Villas are in the northeast comer of Big Canyon Country Club. access is from Ford Road just west of MacArthrur Blvd HOMES: There arc 78 two ~tory anached homes in four noor plans of I .SOS: 1.750: 1.760 or 1.820 ~uarc feet. Each plan offer. t\W or three bedrooms. two and one-half bath\, a fireplace. spacious dining area and attached two car garage. lbe attractive exterior features distinctive aR:hitccturaJ styling with clay tile roof~. NOW LISTED: Only two home' are currently available. Both are Plan D noor plan'> One backs to the golf rnuN! for S465.000 and the other " only SJ27.000 The two 'ale~'° far in 1996 were both Plan 9·, tlutt \Old for S400.000 and S445.0CX) COMMUNITY AMENITIES: The lux urmu' clubhouM! j<; divided into two \ection,. One ill a spacious party room and the other is a gymnasium complete with top of the line equipment and a full kitchen • ..auna and <howers. Outside i~ a large pool • and whirlpool for the exclu<>ive u~ of the re~idents. SCHOOLS: Lincoln Elementary. Corona dcl Mar Junior and Senior High School~. SHOPPING: Big Canyon Villa.~ 1s located between Fashion Island. Newport North. Ea.~tbluff Center and Harbor View's Ralph's Market. SOURCE: Kay Konfal and Jim Weisenbach. real estate agents lt Grubb &: Ellis Residential Real &tate Service , Newport Beach. (714) 644- 6200. ext. 111 . Konfal and Weisenbach recently reprcllented the buyer on the highest reported sale In Big Canyon VIiias in the past three yeari.. If JO" would UM ID 1uMJI o CowaJq ProfiU of'°"' f tu'llt ort0, ,-. folWw tM oboH /""1fllt tmtl """'" • _, ofllliM (Tltowu GIUM) o/ tllt tun olon1 wW. " pltolo of• Ctuf'tld lisdltf. Tiu *u"'1dt>11 of tM JH'Opat/ pn ,,,,.,. tM "Now Usud" 1tdio1t. S.U tM iltf orlltatitl11 to Ju• Vlbr, no/ estaJt tdilor, Doily PUol, JJO W. 11 ..... SL UWJ J, Costa Mtio, CA 92621. 1J l"" Ila~• an1 qutstiof11, plHSt call (114) $'144241. - ,. -....;-. .' -- ~ - 23 Southampton Court Belcourt Hill Gated Community Spacious 2 Bu/room, 2'1! bath. with 2 A 8 BDRM 4.5 BA!! HUGE 3800 SQUARE FEET BACK BAY VIEW! CITY LIGHT VIEW! Beautifully remodeled six bedroom, home with 2 story master suite with circular stairway, gourmet kitchen. with Mexican pavers and Spanish tile. Large bright family room and dining room . $889,500 2915 Catalpa NB OPEN THIS WEEKEND REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE SERVICES NEWPORT HILLS ESTATES • BIG CANYON GOLF COURSE VIEWS • CUSTOM llOME QUALJTY FEATURES • HARBOR VIEW NEIGHBORHOOD • LARGE LOTS • UP TO 4,168 SQ.FT. HOMES • LOW TAX RATE TI\'FLVF. EXQUISITELY CRAFTED llOMES LOCATED IN TllE HARBOR VIEW HILLS ARF.A El mrou mu.s (714)644-6811 firtplaces. Substlmtial upgr1uks tbroughout-Countsy to broken. . 650-8357 lltllll eo.-..=-.·------.-..-r.:=r:::. ...... -~ .l!!P ,.,...__ ._ .. ____ ...,..._...,._~IM --~--~-(ii] .... -~~--IMPllll--'""•61'_., __ .,._·-.""" $569,000 644-7785 • By Owner One lot to beach! Each lllit 3 bed, 2 bath. Dramatic upper with 3 decks, perlect for owner occupant. French doors, firepl8ces & much more. Seller financing possible. Asking $465,000 714. 723. 4494 Cityscape Countryscape ... Escape SHORE CLIFFS 222 Morning Canyon $940,000 16 100' ocean view lot, wooded ca~yon, terraced with fruit trees and patios -Seeing Is Best! OPEN WED., SAT., SUN. 12-4 'tRi>Uma dd vii.all fjJ~ *6'7-N/4~ . . . . . . . . . J as111.ine C1~eek Gem 1 ll&Brma DalVB -CORONA DBL Mil cc >NT:\( 'T s Bedrooms • den, a bath.I. oompletely remodeled top to bottom. Private Spa. outstanding quality underground wine oellar. Seats 12, bolda UM> oues ot wine on the ahelveel PRICB *680,000 i.UOJLLB BOft or DAJDRA TILLllAN ('71•) '199-0848 {71'6) '7&9-1898 home otftoe JMIPl' . wRSI·BY N. TAYLOR CO. One Clvio Plua. 1180 • Newport Beach. CA 88880 ('114} &•4-4910 MANNING&: HOMES Fabtilom <:oroaa cld. Mar DuplG 2 ~ 3 Bedroom Units 4 Car Garage -Handicap ~ Priced to Sell at $575,000 Great Opportunity New on Market Seawind Executive Home for sale by owner ... below market price 2 story 4 bedroom. 2.5 bath, family room, Move-in condition. neutral decor, view of parkJFashion Island, Community pool/tennis/spa $514K Principalt Only CaU for Appoinlmenl -858-868&--- •79s~ooo.oo 3607 and 3607 l/2 PINlEY AVE. NEWPORT BEAOI DUPLEX: 3 BDRM., 3 llATII, DEN + 2 BDll.M, 2 BATH RENrAL SPECTACUl.Alt WAT'EllftONT c.oaND LOT. '8' DOCIL SEPAltATE R.OOP TOP DECltS. I OPEN HOUSE SUND~Y L-ij.. ..OWHD~ ~OOHl'Acr llilY ANN FAWl!D' (714) 675-0120 .. _ foJ'. Pre-Jtec.orded .Details Call-1-800=784 51-11 - • R&IM~ 760-5000 126 REDUCED TO SEWlt Baycrest MasterpiKel Exceptienal 4 Bdrm w/a wonderful flow of family & formal areas. Fenced pool plus yardl S569,000 COfk 12011 THE FINEST IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS ••• 621 Donllld Pl., N.a. CustQm 3 Bdrm w/Den, Family, ICltcheo & Master Ste w/FPI Enjoy quid on private cul-de- sac street •• ~ to S507,ooot Code 11081 SEARCH NO MORE ... 526 C.t.lln• Dr., N.B. NEWPORT HEl~HTS VIEWS ••• Upgraded -& expanded 4 Bdrml Family room, open kitchen, master rte w/FP and Ocean &. Part Views. S529,000 COfk 12071 We would lilce your comments, que tions or ~ons for material you would Ii.kc to see U'I the Daily Pilot Rw Estate section. published every Saturday. If you're interested in advertising in our publication, comact Wes representatives kip Hancock at (714) 514-41.41 or Jill Laoger at (714)57.._.1.48. Thcirfax number is (714) 63l-6S94. If you would UM to sUbrnit materials for pubUc;ation or ba~e an inttresting ~ idea. contact Jube VM. real eswc editor at (714) $74-4242. fU (714) (00.4802.. Custom built &. E.xpanded in 19811 4 Bdrms, Family room, huge master ste .. 3 fireplaces, & bright kitchen S61 5,000 Cod~ #2091 Rates as of March 7. 1996 Abacus F1nanc1al Grp American SaVlngs Bank Bank of America California Federal Bank Coast Federal Bank Countrywide Funding Detrick Mortgage Group Downey Savings Emery Financial Ftdellly Federal Bank First Federal Bank of CA Fleet Mortgage Glendale Federal Bank Home Savings NahonsBanc Mtg Corp Newport Coast F1nanc1al Ocean111ew Financial ProFed Mortgage Sanwa Bank Union Bank West Coast Mtg Group Western F1nanc1al SB Weyerhaeuser Mtg. 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Coiia .._CA 92627. 0 KEY LENDERS AND RATES 30.ye• fixed INTEREST % RATE OWN 7.250% 5 7.375% 20 7.500% 5 --7.500% 20 7 600% 20 7.375% 5 7.250% 5 7_375°k 20 -7.250% 5 7.625% 5 7.375% 20 7.375°k 20 7.375% 5 7.450% 10 7_375•4 20 7.375% 5 7.375% 5 7.375% 20 7.600o/o 10 7.375% 20 1,625% 5 7.625% 5 7.500% 10 POINTS (%) 2.375 2.125 2.125 1.500 2.000 2.000 2.250 2.125 1.724 1.625 2.375 2.375 2.250 1.500 2.125 1.750 1.500 2.000 1.500 2.000 0.625 1.250 1.750 L()Ct(- IH A.P.R. 22 7.530 30 7.630 45 7.757 45 7.691 10 7.846 45 7.61 7 14 7.517 30 7.630 15 7.462 ----10 7.831 30 7.657 45 45 30 30 10 15 30 7.657 -7.644 . 7.641 7.630 7.591 7.565 7.617 15 7.792 60 7.617 10 7.726 30 7.791 10 7.718 INTEREST RATE Z.950% 2.950% 5.250°4 3.500% 2.950% 5.000°.4 2.950% 2.950% 2.950% 3.950% 3.950% 5.000% 4.750% 3.950% 4.750% 2.950% 5.500% 4.250% 5.000% 5.000% 4.950% 6.250% 3.950% 30-Year adjustable % POtNTS OWN (%) 25 1.000 20 1 000 5 1.000 20 1.000 25 1.000 20 0.000 A.P.R. 7.483 7.582 7.756 7.587 7.533 7.795 - MAX. LOAN 207,000 600,000 207,000 207,000 500.000 - MARGIN ADJ. (%) INDEX FREQ. 2.350 11D 1M 2.450 110 1M 2.750 1TS 1Y 2.450 110 1M 2.400 110 1M 207,000 2.750 11D 1M 20 · 1.250 7.508 600,000 2.350 110 1M 20 1.000 7.582 500,000 2.45.Q 110 1M 20 1.938 7.580 600,000 2.350 110 1M ----10 1.750 7.719 207,000 2.500 110 1M 20 1.250 7.567 207,000 2.400 110 1M 20 2.250 f.859 207,000 2.7.50 1TS 1Y -5 1.000 7.985 207,000 2.875 HS 6M 20 1.000 7.541 500.000 2.400 110 1M 20 2.250 7.833 207,000 2.750 HS 1Y 20 1.250 7.508 600,000 2.350 110 1M 10 1.750 7.859 207,000 2.150 tTS 1Y ------20 1.000 7.768 400,000 2.625 110 tM 1 O 1.250 7.906 207,000 2.750 HS 6M ---20 1.250 7.768 207,000 2.625 6CO 6M 20 1.375 7.815 650,000 2.750 ·110 6M -----10 0.500 7.807 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y 20 1.125 7.654 207,000 2.500 110 1M Both fixed & ~ ptOOfam& 8/e 30/30 ~ltcnll lllOl1geON Type ol Lenoer I& B • 9ll'llc: I(•~ lllf*er. R • molVlgll brolclr; S • UVlllQI & IDM. ~....,_and b1oMr1 -b1Md by tie Cllllornla 0epat1menl of AHi E11ai. ..... '*a broke< Of corporation FOf lnlonnation call C8lll DAE at (918) 227--0831 . mw.t"-IOt lldj!ISlltblea 111111~rite'°'119 lht ~ petlod Down,~ 11111'ACM11 of cash" of .. , P"Ce) paid lo lendef pllof IO signing mortgage ClOOlrle1 Polnta •r•,. of loan balance paid IO lanclaf al lime of loen dc>Mlg. Locll-M It IN numb« of days lender guat.mHI ,. .. pllof IO clollng. A.P.R. II the aMUlll ~rate wttlCh 1s an estlmaled annual COil ol the loan to Ille t>om>we1 AJ AP R.1 -c.lc:IAal4MI by Mottgaoe Newt Co. based on a $207,000 loen emount. Iha polnta ltlOWn and S700 total fMI. The AP .R 1.,. rdldld In It"-c:hllf1 '°1 ~ son only w~ lot a lolln. Fedafal Tr!Ah-.,,.Landlng lltw requlln lenders IO c.lculate an AP .R. IC*lftc IO MCfl loen ofter. Mallnum kMln la 11'9 mulmum llndlr wol loen under oi-i 1arm1. Al hid rue prC9Wft1 hlw a INIJlll. mum of $207.000 Margtn (n %) la lenOltrl profit. "*Vint Index• acl.i taa allaf liral f4atlment. .._.II Iha ba lof Nlllng M ~llllble rate (Margin t Index• New Ra•). 110 • llfl Dist. Coll of Fundl. ITS a l·YW Treuuiy e.u. L6M . 6-monlh LIBOA, 8T8. 6-monll'I Treasury Bol, eco . 8-rnonlh ..... C*1'llc:8le of depoelt AdjWtfnlnt Frwquenc:y .. Iha period be'-~. 1M. 1-Motlfl, IM.~ 1Y• 1 v ... Al,. .. ~ IO chenge Vetify 1a1e and 1em11 pnor to applying lo! a IOllO. M ~ prOYtde loena with dineiene ,..., and lerms tot dll'-enl loen IWllO\Mlll. The Information preeented Is not en oflef IO make 1 loen. F0t 1 conlUITlit giitte on ttow _, anop ror I monoaoo send ."' SOchecll payable·~~ NewlCo . 1810 E 11fl &. $u11 IOO, SantaMI. CA 92705. (714) 838-lln COPYRIOHTO 1998 Mol1glgl NeMCo. • Spacious Homes O~anging ftom 4,000 to 5500 S.F.) • Large Lots (Average of 1/3 acre) • Spectacular Views Ocean, Harbor, City and Canyon. • Gate Guard.ed Community 24HR guard service ~not toiale P«lfic COISt Hwy A N New furnlahed homes available for . tourtnc and sale from 2 to 5 p.m., Sat/Sun ONLY 5 Lonaboat. Newport Coast •.•OO square feet ~ith panoramic views of the QCean harbor & city Priced at $1 .595.000 NCE Newport Custom Estates is proud to announce the completion of two fully furnished and professionally decorated cu~tom homes in Ocean Ridge Reservations .. are now being taken for a limited collection of new semi - custom homes ranging from 4.000 to 5.500 square feet. These special homes will be developed by Newport Custom Estates and built by Hilton Homes. Creative architecture and exceptional detailing provide an incomparable setting for elaborate entertaining as well as intimate family living Palatial entries. soarjng ceilings. elegant curved staircases. stately columns. arches and niches are only a few of the stunnihg features built within each home. A visit to our furnished homes is an incredible experience. one you will never forget! I For Information CALL 714·6t7·2452 NEWPORT CUSTOM ESTATES, INC . PtUCU Sf'P'ICTlV& D&ADUNB OP PUBUCATJON AJllD SUBJZCT TO CHA.NO& WITHOUT.lj011CE ALI.. Mirr. AftK APPltOXlllA~ HOllfEOWN•ftS AUTOMATICALLY BIX'Oflllt A MEMllER OF AN ASSOCIATION AUOClATION DUQ MAINTAIN TH& QUAUTY o.r OOllDION AftCA rA<nt.mts HOM..., SUIJl:CTTO AllCHITSCTU1lALCONT1'0L COMllll'TTF.X APPRQVALS 8111: A SALES lll:Pft'-SENTATIVI: POR llfOlllt ~ • INJ'OIUL\TtON NEWP'Oln'CUBT<* QTATSS IS 'NM' AP'P'IUAT&D •mt TffS lllVINS COllPAHY. 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