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Home My WebLink About1996-03-30 - Orange Coast PilotS,_O•TS Homerown ·rower plots course for Olympics .. EEKf:ND , MAR f H 30 31 , 1<J<H, Crime takes. a tumble in Costa Mesa • • Ill " • State and federal data shows city's crime figures dropped for second year in a row. reported ln 1995, a 5.4% decrease compared to 1994 when there were 2,486 aimes That index does not include larceny/theft and arson climes ! Crimes in Costa Mesa-1995 r-----·-------· ------------------··---------------·1 By C.rolyn Miiier, Daily Pilot COSTA .MESA - A new report tndicates a1me in Costa Mesa has dropped, a feat which police credit to the community working in tan- dem_ witll them. "lt's that community ortented polldng," Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lezar 181d. "Without the com- munity help!ng you out, you're dead in the water." District won't get funds from Prop.203 • School district officials say they don't qualify .for Proposition 203, which voters approved Tuesday. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -While 1chool diatrtcts across the state are fighting for a chunk of the $3 bUUon school construction and remodeling money voters approved Tue1d~y. Newport· Me1a Unified offidalJ are sitting quietly on the •ldellnes. ~ Proposition 203 paned 62% to 38% to the delight of educators A ef'}CWhere. And while Newport-Mesa ofh- clals say their thrilled voters approved the measure, many res- ldenll hove questioned why the local diJtrlct won't be benefiting from the windfall. "Newport-Mesa currently doesn't quall.ty for state building funds," Mike Pine, the d!strlct's chief flpandal of fleer, said the day after the election. •we have excess schools in our district, and as long as we have excess space, we don't quallf y for construction fund&." Newport-Mesa has many closed schools, such as Eastbluff, Rea, Lindbergh and Mesa Verde, Which are leased to other agen- d s. "The state's position is that if we have school sites we can sell to generate money for remodel- ing, thon why should they give us ftllY addJtional fundsr Fine said. But the district's next-door neighbor, Huntington Beach City School Diltrict, which also leases tour d05ed school sites and ls Applying for money to remodel two open schools. "We, at first, thought we weren't going to qualify," Jerry Buchanon, a11lstant auperlnten- •SEE SCHOOLS PAGE A11 bomidde and rape as well. I I Prom Janwuy to December 1995, the crimes reported numbered 6,359, a 6% decrease when com- pared to the crimes in 1994 which were 6,778, according to a semi- annual report from the state Attor- ney Genera.l's Office, which dted La.st year, there were only two homicides-compared to six in 1994 -and 25 rapes-compared to33 dur- ing the prior year, the report said. Lazar said it ls the second year 10 a row that the dty has shown a decreue in cnme l • VUltLENT CRIMES: • PROPERTY CRIMES: I ! Homicide -2 Burglary -1, 111 I ~f-crlme index. Aggravated assaults did increase, however, by 14.8%, with 241 report- ed in 199S oompare<i with 210 in 1994, the report stated. At the end of 1994, the ot.y ~ decrease of 7.58 % in the Cahfonua Clime Index !-Rohlery.-171 TOtal:-1.9U-- - That FBI index included 4,292 larceny/theft and arson reports in 1994, compared to 4,007 in 1995. : Ag91avated Assaults -. : 241 Source: State Attorney Costa Mesa also showed an improvement in the California Crime Index, which was included in the report. There were 2,352 crimes "If you want to Uve 10 &afe com- munity, you have to be part of that community law enforcement,· LAzar said. l Tot.ill: 439 General's Office report I There were decreases ln the number of violent crimes such as I I L----· .. __ ----------------------------------------.. J PRESl.DENTIAL POWER{S) ()()t, lACHtDAllY FotOl For the first time ln 65 years Newport Harbor will have two student presidents -Reagan Roney (left} and Mllu-Hoevel. Mike Hoevel and i • • • Reagan Roney will ~ • • share the ASB i presidents post at Newport Harbor High By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Piiot M ike Hoevel and Reagan Ron. ey were doubles partners on Newport Harbor High School's tennis team until Uus week's student body elections Now they are the hrst co-pre idents of the school's Assoaated Student Body in 65 years. The unlikely pair tied in Thursday's runoff election with 286 votes a piece and, at the suggestion of the senior ASB committee, deodc1l to share the tiUe and responslbt.llb ~i rather thM face a second runot1 M ... "lday ·rt•s a pretty unusual xcurrence. to say the least.• wd AS E adviser Chet Malik. ·we haven't c uctly flgured out how it' gomg to work, but I can say we wouldn't have oone th1s wt th anybody but Mtlte anc Reagan. They worked closely in ASU th1s year and get along very well." Both M1ke and Reegan aid they • SEE PRESIDENT PAGE A 11 ,.--------.. -------.. ---------..... ----------~ ... --._-................... ___ ..,_, Union denies it wants an investigation of police chief • Newport Beach Pobce Chief Bob McDonell says confu~1on dlJout his legdl iliscu~s1ons with the Civil Service Board lriggered the second probe> By Carolyn Miller, Dolly Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Tht> Newport Beach Polite Mcmctqe- ment Association president sa')'s lht> labor group cl.id not 'd'>k tor dr. invesbg.lbon mto whether Polin• C""hlet Bob McDonell tmprope;I) rontdcted mc>mbers of the nh ' C1vll Semce BOtll d tollowmg d d1sc1pl 1 nan reVlew ot a nt\ pooce ofhc•~r Ear~1e1 th• .. wt•ek Cit\ f\.I a n et q e r Ke\.'Ul :-.turphy scud he hJd hired an tndP- penden r 10ves- bgator to look Bob McDonell ~~~/hC'a~~~e And f\.lurph) said attome'V':t rep;esentmg the management assoc1at1on. the uruon whlch ~presents top-rank- Lng ofhet>rs, asked for the mvesU· gallons mto contact all<>gt>dl) made by both f\ la\ or John Hedges and Cluef ~tcDoneU But. accordmg to a pohce management uruon repre~ntd · uve, ro11pling the quef to the controvl'r"\ \\d'> a m1 under- shmdmg "Thf:' 1ch1l'fl I' gettmg hung Ul the O('\\ pap<>r when lhaf really not what wacc, intendf>d • aJd Newp<>rt Bwch police Sqt Fred Heinecke pre-.1dent ol the police managemf'nt union m an mter- Vlew fndar Hem eke '>dtd tht' umon sought an tn\'C''>llgatrnn into· whether the ma}or improperly 8 SEE POLICE P~Gf A16 C£ASSMA3'BS I I I I I I 18.ngle between two fisherm n tumS viol nt College campµ,s to include lilgh school stlldents this fall • A collaborative effort between Orange Coast Col- lege and Newport-Mesa attempts to 'catch' students before they begin to drop out. • .. !X J•nnlfer Won, Dally Pilot . COSTA MBSA -Oetting a Jump on thelr tutu.res. approx!· mately •O to SO high school 1opbomor 1 ln the Newport- M ... Unlfted School District will attend duMI on a full-time bull at Orange Coatt College this Sep· ---· 8'\ldentl from all th• dlltrtc:t'• ~ 1CbOo11 -including COlta Mila, ~ Corona del Mar, ~ HarbOI' and th• Beck lay.Monte ~ alternative tu· * -Wiil ~t· ln • project cded 0.-.. Cout Middle Col· .... fM :bOol, In which they will .... ealll ge ('()W'MI 1n addt· .., '° .. ~ Ngh IChool classes -all on the OCC campu.. The collaborative effort between OCC and the Newport· Meaa 1chool district waa announced Prkl&y. L'etley Danatger, an OCC etliltant EngU.ah profeuor who wtl1 eerve u pr:oject dlrector, HJd the program ii aimed at sopbo- more1 becaUM that's Wben ma dentl tend to start dropp&ng O\lt of high .chool. ·we want to Clatch the IDda before~..y out 4Uid wbc> hav. tbil to IUCC:9ed. bUt doG't a. tMy're ~ to man tt; • 1>m11a1r Mkl. .,,_. an the ldda tlaet people an doube;lliO WOUMl gradua•. • •81E ~8MOE A11 I \ I l I \ AROUND TOWN •.••••.•• A6 llST MJYS •••...••.•••• .,,,;J,, ~ ..••.......... 15 aiMMUNrTY PORUM •.. .A 14 INTaTAINMINT ••••••. A 12 I · ! , • I I \ : · · \ I ' I ' ' ' • Angler is arrested on u picion of assaulting a teen with knil . Sl'ORTS Hometown ·rower plots course for Olympics Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Crime takes a ttimble ill Costa ~Mesa • State and federal data shows city's crime figures dropped fo r second year in a row. reported in 1995, a 5.4 % decrease compared to 1994 when there were 2,486 crimes. That mdex does not include larceny/theft and arson crimes. r------------------------------------------~------, I I I l · Crime in Costa Mesa -1995 I By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A new report indicates crime in Costa Mesa has dropped, a feat which police credit to the community working in tan- dem with them . From January to December 1995, the crimes reported numbered 6,359, a 6% decrease when com- pared to the crimes in 1994 which were 6,778, according to a semi- annual report from the state Attor- ney General's Office, which cited lhe FBI crime index. That FBI index included 4,292 larceny/theft and arson reports in 1994, compared to 4,007 in 1995. homicide and rape as well. Last year, there were only two homicides -compared to six in 1994 -and 25 rapes-compared to33 dur- ing the prior year, the report said. Aggravated assaults did increase, however, by 14.8%, with 241 report- ed in 1995 compared with 210 in 1994, the report stated. Lazar said it lS the second year in a row that the city has shown a decrease in crime. At the end of 1994, the city had a decrease of 7.58% in the California Crime lndex. • VIOLENT CRIMES: Homicide -2 Forcible Rape -25 _Robbeq -17 l Aggravated Assaults - 241 Total: 439 • PROPERTY CRIMES: Burglary -1, 111 Motor Vehicle -802 Total: 1,913 Source: State Attorney General's Office report "H's that community onented policing," Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar said. "Without the com- munity helping you out, you're dead in the water." There were decreases in the number of violent crimes such as Costa M esa also showed an improv~ment in the California Crime ~dex, which was included in the report. There were 2,352 crimes "If you want to live in sale com- munity, you have to be part of that community law enforcement," Lazar said. ~------------------------------------------------- District won't get fundsfrOm Prop.203 PRESIDENTIAL POWER(S) • School district officials say they don't qualify for Proposition 203 , which voters approved Tuesday. By Julie Ross Cannon, Dally Piiot NEWPORT-MESA -While school districts across the state are fighting for a chunk of the $3 billion school construction dnd remodeling money vote r~ approved Tuesday, N ewport- Mesa Unified offio als are s1tttng quietly on the s1delm es. Proposition 203 passed b2"'n to 38% to the delight of educators -.,erywhere. And while Newport-M esa ofh- c1als say their thnlled voters approved the measure. many res- idents have questioned why the local distnct won't be benehtmg from the windfall "Newport-Mesa currently doesn't qualify for state buildtng funds,~ Mike Fine, thC' distnct's chief finanetal officer, said the day after the election. "We have excess schools tn our district , and as long as w e have exn•ss space>, we don't qucll..tJ y for construction funds." Newport-M esa has many closed schools. such d S Eastbluff. Rea, Lindbergh and f\te~a Verde, wtuch are leased to other agPn - c1es. DON LEACH I DAILY PILO for the tirst time in 65 years Newport Harbor will have two student presidents -Reagan Roney (left) and Mike Hoevel. "The state's pos1t10n 1 thdl LI we have school llE'S we Cdn sell to generate money for remodel- ing, then why shouJd they give us any additional funds?" Fine said But the d1stn ct's next -door neighbor. Huntmgton Beach City School District, which also leases four closed school sites dnd 1s applying for money to remodel two open schools. "We, at first, thought we weren't going to qualify," Jerry Buchanan, assistant supennten- •SEE SCHOOLS PAGE A11 Mike Hoevel and Reagan Roney will share the ASB presidents post at Newport Harbor High By Julie Ros.s Cannon, Daily Pilot M i.ke Hoevel and Reagan Roney were doubles partners on Newport Harbor High School's tennis team until Uus week's student body elections. Now they are the fLTsl co-presidents of the school's Associated Student Body in 65 years. The unlikely pair lied in Thursday's runoff election with 286 votes a piece and, at the suggestion of the senior ASB committee, deeded to share the title and responsibilities rather than face a second runoff Monday. "It's a pretty unus~ occurrence. to say the least." said ASS adviser Chet Mahle. "We haven't exactly figured out how it's going to work, but I can say we wouldn't have done this with anybody but l\ like and Reagan. Tuey worked closely in ASB this year and get along very well." Both Mike and Reagan said they • • SEE PRESIDENT PAGE A 11 r--------------------------------~---------------------, CLASSMATES College campus to include high school students this fall •A collaborative e ffort between Orange Coast Col- lege and Ne wport-Mesa attempts to 'catch ' students before they begin to drop out. 81 Jennifer Won, Daily Pilot -COSTA MESA -Getting a jump on their futures, approxi- mately 40 to 50 high school sophomores in the Newport- Mesa Unified School District will attend classes on a full-time basis at Orange Coast College this Sep- t~ber. Students from all the district's high schools -including Costa Mesa, Bstanda, Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor and the Back Bay-Monte Vllt4 alternative cen- tet -will participate in a project called Orange Cout Middle Col- leqe l'lgh School, tn which they will take college COW'IMll in addi- ~ to their NgUlar high school .. classes -all on the OCC campus. The collaborative effort between OCC and the Newport- M esa school district was announced Friday. L-esley Danziger, an OCC assistant English professor who will serve as project director, said the program is aimed at sopho- mores because that's when stu- dents tend to start dropping out of high school. •we want to catch the kids before they drop out and who have the potential to succeed, but don't look like they're gotng to make it,• Danziger Mid. •n.. are the kids that people are doubting would graduate.• • SEE c~es ~E A11 I \ ll I \ I ' I I 1, ( I I I \I \ I \ I AROUND TOWN .... _ . -.. A6 HST IUYS ..... -....... .A2. Cl.ASSIFlfQ, ...•.......... BS COMMUNITY PORUM ... .A 14 INTERTAINMtNT •. , .... .A 12 ;oua N.n ....... ~ .... .A2 Union denies it wants an investigation of police chief • Newport Beach Police . Ctuef Bob McDone ll says confusion dbout his legal discussion with the Civil Se rvice Board triggered the second probe By Carolyn M iller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Bed ch Pol1( e Manage- ment A soctdtion president says the labor group did not dSk tor an inve ligation mto whether Pol.tee Cluef Bob l\ lcDonell Lmproperh conldcted mPmbers ot the c1ty":; C1vt.l SeTVlce Board lollov.mg a d1 c1p l 1n ar y reV1ew of a nt\' police officer · Earlier this week City lanage r Kevm turphy Sdld he had htred an mde- pendent mves- 11ga101 to look into the police Bob M cDoneU chief's act:Jons. And Murphy ScL1d attorneys represent:Jn g the me1nagem ent assoc1at1on , the uruon which represents top-rank- tng otftcers, asked for the mvest1- gat1ons mto cont<1ct allegedly made by both f\ tayor John Hedges dnd Cluef f\ lcDonelJ But, dCcordmg to a police management union representa- llve. coupling the chief to the controver v Wd!. a m1sunder - standlng "ThC' tch1ef ) 1'-gettmg h ung m the newspaper when that's really not what was intended.~ said Newport Beach police Sgt Fred Hetnecke, president of the pol.tee management uruon m an inter- view Fnday Heinecke Sdtd the union sought an investtgatwn mto w hether the mayor improper ly •SEE POLICE PAGE A16 Tangle between two fishermen turns violent • Angler is arrested on suspicion of assaulting a teen with a knife . By carofyn Miller, Daily p;1ot Al SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1996 ' - She Iik8s to keep on lier toes greer wylder Cannery Village will have European feel Onc.e again 31st Street in the Cannery W - lage will transform into a "European market" on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The outdoor street fair is an event the merchants and artists of 31st Street organize that includes entertainment. refreshments, music, and shopping. Participating merchants include the following: Donka Designs a gallery and gift store; Le Canard for antiques and accessories; Alta Coffeehouse for coffee, sandwiches and salads; La Vie en Rose for antiques; Uving Creations for home and holiday accessories; Ma Belle Provence for fabrics and accessories; Jane Elliott's Rowers for fresh flowers; Cannery Paints a workshop for artists and supplies; Pedal Pushers for bike rentals and sales; South of France for antiques/ate- lier; Cbrts Leusebrink an artist; and 31st Street Studio for antiques, gilts, and gar- dening accessories. Alistair Stones (67 3- 8485) has recently relocated to a new store across the street from its former store at 2846 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. In celebra- tion of its new larger store Alistair Stone has discount-~ ect~ilutoc,lt furnitur~. t)iere ate betls, annoites, dressers, chairs and tables made of pme and alder wood. Custom furniture is not on sale . SHEIS Darleene Lind, a 62-year-old grandmother and powerhouse of energy who worked as an assis- tant choreograpller in the early 1940s and '50s with celebrities such as Gene Kelly, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin. 'DOWN AND DtRTY' DANONG Working with legendary dancers was a marvelous experi- ence for her and she learned a lot, Lind said. "You never_rea_Mzed how great these people were at the time," Llnd said. "I didn't appreciate the opportunity to do steps and twirls with them as I do now." Lind worked and danced throughout the 1950s on such films as the "King and I," where she was one of the Balinese dancers. Other dance credits include work on films such as "Living It Up" with Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin and •Tue Benny Goodman Story.• Lind said her favorite dancer is the late Gene Kelly, because of his style of dancing. uHe was the down and dirty and funky kind of dancer,• Llnd said. "He was the more athletic kind with the white T-shirt and tight pants." <!AN'T STOP MOVING Born and raised in Hollywood, Lind got her start in jazz and tap dancing when her mother took her to dance lessons at the age of five. She knew then she wanted to be a professional dancer. "We started doing shows and people would come to see it and it kind of escalated from there," Lind said. Fourteen years later, Lind mar- ried and was working in the Red Shoes dance studio in Hollywood when she was offered a job to go to New York in 1953 and assist in choreographing the "Perry Como Show." · With her first child, Donna, already born, she worked there two summers in addition to her film work in Hollywooq before she decided to quit the long hours to have more children with her first • DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT Darleene Und bu choreographed such celebrities u Gene Kelly, Donald O'Coanor, tbe Rockettes and Perry Como. She spends part of her time tn Costa Mesa and the rest traveling all over the country. husband, Herb. But that didn't stop Lind from going into Hollywood for a few hours at a time to help shoot vari- ous scenes for films. Seven years later, Lind quit showbiz briefly again to have her son, Jack, and opened her own dance studio in Downey in the early 1960s. "Then I could still dance and take the children with me," Llnd said. •aut I kept doing shows and dancing in the nightclubs in the eveniilgs and with my swing part- ner (Pat Eggar). • To support three Children after the death of her first ~d in 1969, Llnd maintained the dance studio and worked at a battery manufacturing company. She still managed to dance in tile evenings with Eggar while her mother watched the children, Llnd said. CALL HER 'GRANDMA' Llnd remarried in 1976 and moved to Lake Havasu City, Ariz., m198S. But she now spends more than half the year living in Newport Beach with her daughters, just so abe can do what she loves most - be a mother of three and grand- mother of five. She recently helped choreo- graph the musical production of •Annie!' a.t Andersen Elementary School in Corona del Mar, where . some OJ her grandchildren are stu- dents. She helped produce the •Rockette" number in the student show. •My whole joy in life is with my grandchildren ... I find time to do everything when they ask me to . do it because I'm so proud of my family,. Uod said Bven with her busy schedule of attending 13 trade sho'fl a year for her late second husband's company, which manufactures and distributes model airplane tools all over the world, Und said she will never retire and has always considered herself a moth- er first. •No. 1 is the family and being a mom,• Und said. •1 chose to be married and to have a family. I haven't regretted it at all" -ByJeen•-Won •If you know someotie who would IMke an Interesting Pilot Penon, QI our Rud- ers' Hotflne art 642-6086. Remember to leave your name and phone number too. WheallWrdilltw matcJ.l tlelded • OCC OhilMI o.t or .,. .. c:1utS far ·~ tladaidwt OanpUs Colleagw, will pra11nt a wheel- chair rugby match fraaa 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in OCC'1 P9tm'loD Gymna- sium today. ·nae mMch, NDctloned bf Wbeeldudr SpClr1I USA. wtll fat· ture the ~ Beada Sbarlls wheelc:balr rugby team. The event ii a fUnd-nmer for 1Cholar- 1hip1 for disabled students. Admission ii S5 and tickets ar~ available at the door. For more information. call 432- 5807. ASSB International Studeat Exchange Program. a non-profit public benefit organization. needs families to host foreign studen~ for tbe 1996-97 ICbool year. : · Tbele well-saeened ~J from various countriel are school age, speak Bngtisb, ba'.&9 comprehensive · insurance alJ!f bring their own spending JDOll8)\: Host families may be two-paf· ent, single-parent. or without cbil~ dien in the home. They need te1 enjoy teens and be open to learn• ing new cultures. : : For more information, conta<.1 Karen at 559-6817. ;. .. . Mesa offers low flush · toilet program • . . Mesa Consolidated Water Dti.i trict is currently olfering cu5~· tamers ultra low flu.sh toilets fqr $40 through May 31. .~ Customers are offered rwo options: ; • 'J1le co-payment opti'!l allows customers to obtain ~ name-brand low flush toilet f01 $40 plus a refundable $15 deposit. The deposit is refunded when the old toilet is returned. For informa- tion, c.a1l (800) 424-8538. • The rebate option allows cus..: tomers to receive a $50 rebate toward the COit of a program~ approved ultra low flush toilet. Customen who purchased ul~ low flush toilets after May 1, 1995 may be eligible. To participate in the rebate option. call Honeywell DMC Services at (800) 563-5874. Another local furniture store Patina (645-8887) is having a winter sale. Patina recently opened at 1532 Old Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa. There is a varied selection of antiqued wax pine pieces on sale, lamps, and upholstery items. Here's a way to put those used boOks to good use. Easter arrived early at South Coast Plaza. The *Easter Bunny" is located in a quaint Easte r gazebo of white wrought iron sur- rounded by a patch of real grass and colorful, tulips, orchids and other spring flowers. Pictures can be tal<- en with the Easter bunny from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m . on Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p .m . and on Saturday and Sunday from 11 :00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Photo packages will start at $10 and visitors will receive bunny ears as a sou- venir. The bunny will be in through Saturday, April 6. • 9EST llUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Whether you're a merchant or a shopper, if you know of a good buy call me at 540-1224, fax me a1 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys, Daily Pilot. 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627. BOOK DRIVE: If your family is like our (amily, we still have books on the shelves that our chil- dren read when they were in grade school that were given to them as a birthday or holiday gifts. Well, those books now could come in bandy at your local ele- mentary school. Susan Despena.s, director of elementary education, said some 10,000 kindergarten through sixth grade students in the Newport- Mesa Unified School District have read more than 489,801 books since the kickoff of the new •Just Read" program this past fall. And the local elementary school libraries could use more books forchildre ntoread. So pack up a box of the used books from your book shelf and drop them off at your local ele- mentary school office. There the books will be designated grade appropriate and put to good use by school children who will read close to 800,000 books this school year. If you leave your name and address, I suspect you will even receive a handwritten thank you note from one of the children ben· William Lobdell. The same 24- hour answering MNke may be used to record letten to the editor on any topic. VOL 10. NO. 67 1"DMAS H. IOtMON, Publisher WUJHI L09DILl. Editor ..,.,....-.., ~fdltor -YQUI,. City Editor MMC ....... Photo EdltOf ... Shh. Dnctor" of OperatJor. .-Vm111WC1, a-tfled MMeger 1.NMMll•M. • Prcmotb• ............ Qlnboller ..,. •• ~,,.. P'ta .... .-...... =..=~- ADQRESS Our addrets Is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. CQMECTJQNS It It the Piiot's policy to promflt· ly correct all en'Of'S of~. ~ ull 574-4233. TNnk you. efiting from your generosity. HE WW. BE MISSED: I don't recall ever having met the late Richard Steele, but I do recall the Newport Costa Mesa YMCA ben- efiting from his generosity several times through the Harry & Grace Steele FoundaUon while I served as the Y's Executive Director in the 1970's and 80's. Over. a period of several years, the Y received several challenge grants from the Steele Foundation to upgrade the locker rooms and showers, install energy conserva- tion systems and to make the out- door pool more usable year around by enclosing it in the win- te~ . Funds were usually given on the basis of being able to match them, thus involving others in supporting the YMCA. Richard Steele's support of many community o.rganizations including Hoag Memorial HOlpl· tu. the Newport Harbor NaUUcal Mmeum. Hubor Adult Day eare Center to name a few, has been greatly appreciated and will prob- ably continue because of his fami- ly and friend•' leadership at the Harry & Grace Steele Foundation. ~ ~lwtl 6515 a.lbOI """ Co&tl~ 7W50 CofoftlldltM.r 67/50 WPO•~ LOCATION SIZE w.dge 2--4sw ~ 2"41W ..... J..Srw ._..._ J-Srw ON 2--4rw jim de boom nus COMING WEEK: Want to get more involved in your com- munity? Visit a service club this week. Guests ·are welcome and most clubs will buy your meal on your first visiL MONDAY: 6:30 p.m. Harbor Mesa Uons Club will meet at the Costa Mesa Country Club to pre- sent local charity organizations with funds allocated to them for 1996. TIJESDAY: 7:15 a.m. -The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotaiy Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club for a program on Olive Crest .Noon: Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa Mesa Community Center. My condolences to the family. IQwanil Club of Newport Beach meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club. 6:30 p .m. -Costa M~-Nawpolt Harbor Uom Club, the Fish Pry Club, will meet at tbe Costa Mesa Country Club for a bmrtn911 meeting and Super Raffle. EI.ECI10N PAC'r. A local election worker at a polling place in Newport Beach reports that ballots for Tuesday's primary elec- tion were available in 17 different languages for voters. WELCOME TO 1HE WOlll.D OP SERVICE CLUBS: Stewart L Voeltz, clalliftcation Architect Site Developmmt. lpOlllOl'ed by a..:y Laa. wbo joiDed the Newport ... Rotary Cub. SERVld CLUB MEETINGS WEDNESDAY: 7:15 a.m.- South Cout Metro Rotary Club, the •'JUte of Calta Mela Qub• meets at tbe Cents Cub. Noon - Costa M8la Rotary Club, meets at M8M Verde Country Club. The •t 2 ffft •nd • ,,.... ...... southwest swell of ......... 3feet. ..., A MW ICMlthtm TIDn ......... IOUth- TODAY IOUfMmt· 1to II Rntlow ..... ln.wtth• 12:24-.m. 0.2 =of hied-Ftnthlgh ......... 6:t11.m. 4.l ............. Second tow .... Add. 12:51 p.m. 0.2 ............ _.. Second high for• eo Moot 7:t4 p.m. 4.1 .............. =ro:.. . MWY Flntlow -dlmrlt .. U.un. t2 .... llUlhl: ... .... high .....= ... tcSla.m. 4.S --~-Slcond low ........... 1:21 ,.,.,. 0.2 ,,....,.,...,.,,. l~~Nlh .............. 4A ==~-= u I:.? ...... Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. 6 p.m. -The Newport Balboa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to hear from Congressman Chris CoX. nruJtSDAY: 7 a.m. -Costa Mesa-Orange Coast Breakfast Lions Club meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon: Kiwanis Club of Corona del Mar, meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The Exchange Club ot Newport Har- bor, meets at Shark Island Yacht Club for a bittiness meeting. Cos- ta Meu North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn. The . Newport-Irvine Rotary Club • meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel to bear from Brig. General 8oldefl of the El Toro Marine Bue. wonH lllPl!A1ING: Prom tbe buDedn of tbe IDwmll Chab ol Newport .... ·Some peo- ple's minds 819 like concrete -all miXed up and permanently set.~ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1996 AJ J~ot many chall0nges ·found in post election musings· -~I! ~ttfea~ - $5 OFF ANY PURCHASE OF $30 OR MORE Quality Consignments Welcome By Appointment Not Valid on Sales Merchandise, Expires 4/15/1996 · ~- 18675 Brookhurst Ave. . ~ \j~ Fountain Valley ·~ "..: 965-6230 :\f ,, CLEAN • CARING • UNCROWDED Personal Trainhig Specials .6Week & 3 Month . NO ENROUMENT FEE • NO DUJS · Includes full use of all club facilities • Awabic & Yoga Clmas tt sea.. of the M ~pment • Certif1ed T rokMn & Teacheri ......... ._... .... NATALIA LARSON MEMBER FOR 12 YEARS TWO AEROBIC CLASSES Bl TWO WEIGHT TRAINING SESSIONS A WEEK SHAPE-UP NEWPORT Comer of E. 17th & Irvine Ave. in Westcliff Plaza -631-3623 Your Ne;ghborhood HeohfJ Club Since 1982 ~ sk a Regents Point resident what tht best things arc about life in this retirement community and the answer will be the setting and the people. Evenings and weekends fin.dJTtany taking advantage of the area's diverse cultural and recreational offerings. Whether your tastes run to the South Coast Repertory, concens, lecrurcs at the university or shopping, you'll have ready access to the pastimes you enjoy most. You'll also have ready acccss·'to a remarkable group of neighbors. Residents arc friendly, well-educated and widely mvdcd. They're not only interesting, they're in wested in the continuing adventutt of life. Add our lovely accommodations and three levels of cate, and you'll understand why this is the'idcal loc:ation for the best years of your life. To find out more, wrir or call J-800·278--8898. Regents Point PICK UP THE PIECES ~ 9 !\ ((1\\ ~ ~-1( .A. J,~ ~ . ·~~ We Repair Broken & Damaged Crystal, Porcelain, Glass, China, Paintings and other Art & Collectibles and Anti9ues. ~= rric:<J!Fl Co.ta ... 315 Newport Ctr. Dr. I lK ~.......... 711 w. 17th St. C l 1 (714) 720-8183L:::..-.:..,.,,:='"::Z:-J (714) 645-9953 ·CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE • PHOTOGRAPHY 240 Newport Center Drive, Suite l 10 Newport Beach (714) 644-6933 Don~t Miss Out! CHIWREN'S SPECTAL 50%0FF on Sitting Fees 25% OFF on Portnrit Onlers ~Point I• owned by SOuthern C.ufomlll Prellt>Ytenan Homee, a non·fof-proflt OfV8N•tlon wltl'I more then 40 yw.. of ppertelioe In 1etliement ,. ~~· ~300803257 •OHL I Nam1-.~-----~---------------~--..o...;....--:-----~~------~. 1 .. .__,,..._IO --.-,Ill_. d IJ a. polll:r ll:W _ ..,,.._...,., # .... ~~-...... .... -..-= .... .. ~ ..... ~Md----~11'1 -,...,..,.to~ _.,.,..c:o.llw. ..... ~~ .. ---Of ..,..,. 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" ••• the play's language is eloquenL .. it's a beautiful play to bar." "GI . fi . -°"""' °"""' ~ ass ·ts a ne wnter ... She bas a wonderful zest for creatlng women ... " -IAISA~ Tlma '7i1Qe /11ee 1UO#ee# by Joana McClelland Gt~ Through April 14, 1996 f A4 ~·s sketch of poulble Improvements to Corona del Mu Hlgh School Community takes aim at improving high school facilities By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -An impressive group of Newport Beach community members is joining forces to create the Coro- na del Mar High School Founda- tfoil," wlllch atrn-s atimprovhtg the- seventh-through-i 2th grade facil- ity. The newly formed foundation includes parents and alumni in the community as well as school faculty and administrators and will meet for an inaugural town SaLety Tip! 89-95 BMW shimmy when braking due to warped brake discs. BMW is now manufacturing their own brake discs. For any brake job in the future ask for original BMW brake discs. Introductory offer! Bring in this ad for your free safety check and pay just $19.95 for oil (up to six quarts) and filter service. Includes hazardous waste disposal. BMW & Benz Spe c ia lists 7 40 W . 16th Street C osta M e sa, C A 92627 . Call now for your appointment: 642-1410 Benefltln9. Orangewood Children s Foundation //1,· /,,/ (,11,.,/ \1011 ·briefly in the news Plant sale blooming at Orange Coast College It's spring, so it must be time for Orange Coast College's Orna- mental Horticultur& Department's plant sales. plant hotline hu been estab: liahed to provide information on which plants will be available on which day. The hotline number is 4'32-5198. With the assistance of The Irvine Co., the f<JU.ndation wW honor one innovative teachers at each Newport-Mesa school With a $500 grant. The money may be used for proposal needs, such as materi- als, equipment, filed trip trans- portation and stipends for guest speakers. Proceeds of the sale go to stu- dent acholanbips, supplies and materials for the Horticulture Department. The sales will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. on Prldays, April 12, 19 and 26 and May 3 and 10, in the .. lath house on the west aide of the horticulture classroom building. The selection ranges from tomato, pepper and eggplant to daisies, petunias and ferns. A Teachers to receive grants The Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation will announce its spring teacher grants April 29. Teachers are encouraged to submit their ideas for incorpo- rating creative environmental programs into their class's cur- ricula. . GRAND OPENING ~~-- - - - - - - - - ----• - - - -ill - - • $ee w(M.;U) ~ ~ : . MORE name bnlnda & BETTER aelectlon than AHY pro shop or dept. store In So. Calif.Ill At 1/2 the prtcelll 2l50 E. 17111 St. Co.ti! MMe, Hlllgren ---574-81!'7 ~ offer you elegance and beauty. drt{tsmanship and quauty. all put together with taste. · {)~°'r Dr. ~in~le1 fhY'~<. y~11.r :> o~ b r"lo(C 4"5 w,,~ de~no-.~ly vor.Y}\ +-'1 L ('PS"'/1-, 7-J,,,.nJ: yov-. V I T'f Y>1Vt C.h fur c;.l-r"'•~"1+tn ;""j Y'Yly -U.t+h ! When Your Partner Moves,You Don't •A Color Palette Beyond lrMglnatlon • Over 2,000 Fabrica To ChooM From • Brtght Cont«nporary Oeoorattve Prtnta, Sc>llda, Te>durM1 Trdlonal, Exciting T¥JlltrtM And Men ... • eu.aom·o.oon.tor Fumtture lnoludlng John Ch9ltM D•~s.Mce, . And Wf'I • Comloe ..... °'1llpeltel, ~ • ...,, Room !n11mbl11 , ·Individually Pocketed Coils Make the Difference Traditional coils are linked at the top and bottom, so they can't work ~ independently. Only \ Beautyrest pocketed _ coils are joined in the middle, so each , " coil moves ~ indepen.dently to contour every inch of your body. ~· Tlw {)o../'(Of,Oi11u,. Ma urns 545·7168 3165 HARBOR BLVD • COSTA MESA Qw llock Soulli ol 405 I I I UPPER CBUST p 1 Z Z A MOVIE NIGHT MON thru THURS 1-18" LARGE CHEESE PIZZA 4-SMALL GARDEN SALAD 4-SMALL SODAS WE ALSO FEAIV%~11'122AI PASTA N. Y. 1'122A EY 111fri~~w f~u~~ /'122AI <!Al20NE SAlAl>SI SUES/--· .£ ~·IGUi'liUJtwi - CALL AHEAD -548-65 May Your Ea$fet · be wa rm and Sfuzzi ~ May it be filled With joy, smoked salmon omelettes, carvcd-to- <>rder leg of lamb, lemon •treuse1 tan and dozens of other delights from our Baster bullet. Join us from !0:30-4:00, Sunday April 7th. $16.95 per person, $7.95 for children Under 12. Even Peter Cottontail will need a rcseivation. .. Wheatgrass Shot of . hie Purchase with any SlmNoMotENT LEVEL ENTERA 14)515-0802 ( 7 ilh any other offer) ~15-96 (not good w Exp. Pilot for your virtual only at VIRTU11t--woRLo - Contra/ a 30 foot tall walking tank in the combat 9•me or Fly in a soupea up hovercraft rn the space race r-----------------------, I 2for1 1 I Buy One Adventu,,, & Get One~ I / First time players only • Off er <xpinos 4112/96 I L-----N_~!i'!~_:~~e.!:. ~!'° ____ _ Trian9le S uare, Entertainment Level 714-646-2495 . t;;. e· :.:. r ... \. ::'>%~ S q ·~ . ' "'1~· ' life ... ~· . Eat, drink and be shopplng. .. -. Costa Mesa d Of The 55 ~t The En · Freew•y, D <] D <J \ . ., • • .. ' ' f • ' • 4 " .. • • ¥ .. .. • • • • • • • .. • • • • • . .. I • ' # • : J A 6 SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1996 ----~.,-~ ~ --~--1 . -· . . ' . -. ._ -~-. , _.. Springfest '96 with a country craft Cocta Mesa Ubrary is offering lec:turJ' titled •Attention Detidt the Rainbow• fashion fair featuring 165 booths of hand-free.tu preporaUon assistance on Disorder: The BJg Picture" at 7 show/luncheon with speaker JAZZ DANCE~ aafted items, live coun1ry music, a first come first serve basis p.m. at 1200 Q\JOll St., Suite 105, Miree Zwten and singer PatJi- Muter teacher and choreogra-great food and entertainment. through April 3 from 5 to 8:30 Newport Bea.ch. Por more infor-cla Pelechner at Balboa Bay pber, Christine Baltes, will pre-There will also be free ongolng p.m. in the community room of mation. call '76--0991. Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway. sent a jazz dance workshop today demonstrations in the store. The the llbJ'aIY., 1855 Park Ave. Tax-BUGS, BUGS, IUGS The cost ls $18. For more lnfor- and S\l.nday at DePore Dance fair is 1rom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and payers should brlng all forms and Uve and preserved bugs infest mation or to RSVP, call 159· Center, 151 Kalmus Drtve, Suite Sunday, March 31 from 9 a.m. to 4 pertinent records. For more inf or-the Launch Pad today and April 8 3392 or 760-9616. G-3, Costa Mesa. Work.shop fees p.m. at Piecemakers Country mation, call 646-8845. at 11 am., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Ages FLIGHTS OF FANCY vary. for more lnfonnation br reg-Store, 1120 Adams Ave., Costa PASSOVER.101 5-1 can explore ladybugs, water-Kici., ages 8-12, can construct • • PARENTS WHO CARE A panel of community leaders w1ll discuss the positive and neg- ative aspects of unsupervised recreation. •ne Dangen of Hav- ing Fun,• from 7 to 9 p.m. at Coro- na del Mar's Uttle Theater. istration. call 751-7554. Mesa. Call 641-3112. The Jewish Community Cen-bugs, beesandmoreaswellasdo gliders, copten and seltzer-table WILDWONDERSt 'A TASTE OF THE GOOD LIFE' EVENING IN MONT£ CARLO ter of Orange County will present crafts. The cost is SS for members rockets during an investigation of Ages 5 and up can enjoy the The Susan G. Komen Breast The Costa Mesa Senior Center Passover 101, an introductory and $8 for non-members. Seating things that fly at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. wonders of a serval. a macaw and Cancer Foundation plays host to presents An Evening in Monte class on the traditions, signifi· is limited. For more lnfonnation, and 3 p.m. today and April 9. a ldnkajou when Wild Wonders ·A Taste of the Good Ute at 7:30 Carlo, with proceeds to benefit cance and special cuisine of call 546-2061. Seating is limited and the cost is returns to the Launch Pad With p.m. at Jewel Court, South Coast the Center, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Passover at 10 a.m. Fees are $5 for FAONG FORWARD $5 tor members and $8 for non-their animal ambassadors at 11 Plaza, Costa Mesa. The event at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, JCC members and $8 for poten-Pacing Forward, a support members. For more information, a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. today and includes a variety of foods from 695 W. 19th St. The cost, is $25 per tial members. Reservations are group for family members of call 546-2061. April 10. The cost is SS for mem- South Coast Plaza accompanied person. Call 645-2356. suggested. For more information, recently diseased cancer patients, BREAST CANCER SUPPORT bers and $8 for non-memben. For by international wines, dancing, call 755-0340 ext. 271. meet every Monday from 6:30 to A breast cancer support group more information, call 546-2061. aod live and silent auctions. The SUNDAY AfiTIQUE MARKET 7:30 p.m. and 1rom 7:30 to 8:30 m~ts every Tuesday from noon SPEAK UP NEWPORT cost is $75. Proceeds benefit ----An Outdoor Antique Market p.m. at the Patty and George to 2 p.m. at the Patty and George Speak Up, Newport will pre- Komen Kids, a friendship, under-Plppt LONGSTOCKJNG will be at the Hyatt Newporter in Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. sent a debate followed by a ques- standing, education and support Orange Coast College's A.mer-Newport Beach from 6 a.m. to 3 Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. tion and answer forum on the network for kids who have a par-ican Family Theatre presents the p.m. For more inlormation, call The meetings are free. For more The meetings are free. For more IRWD's proposal to discharge ent with cancer. For more infor-Astrid Lindgren classic, •Pippi 673-2171. information, call 722-6237. information, call 722-6237. reclaimed water into Upper New- mation, call 224-0290. Longstocking• at 2:30 p.m. in the PARKS/RECREATION MEETING port Bay at their monthly general SHAPE UP AEROBICS Robert B. Moore Theatre. Tickets MONDAY 11 JB>AY The Parks, Beache.s and Recre-membership meeting at 5:30 p.m. A six-week total fitness class are $12 for adults and $8 for chil· ation Commission of the City of at The Cannery Restaurant. 3010 will be taught by the Shape-Up dren at the door. For more infor-OIL PAINTING EXHIBIT FASHION SHOW/LUNCHEON Newport Beach will meet at 7 Lafayette, Newport . Beach. Newport Health Club staff on Sat-mation, call 432-5880. Oil paintings by Sam Park will Christian Women's Club of p.m. in Council Chambers, 3300 Guests are welcome. For more urdays from 8 to 9 a.m. at West HIV/AIDS DISCUSSION be on display at Newport Beach Newport Beach holds its "Over Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. information, call 224-2266. ~ewporr eomm~-'-.-_,-x...-.,,....,-,--f-~~.-10tai'Vk~Pr~e~s~bytiir.iienanriAnpresents jl~enmti~"'tilfilr~ary~.~o6-~~mc'!i!i§~!!!i!!!E!ml!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:=m!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i~i!!i~!i!i!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!5!!!!!~;;;;;~~;.;~~.-.iii!!i5§§'" trom 8:15 to 9:15 a.m. at Grant "St. Marks AIDS Ministry: Where Ave, Newport Beach through Howald Park's Community Youth We Plug lo• as part of its April 30 during normal library Center; and from 9:15 to 10:15 1-llV/AIDS series at 11 &.IJl. Sun-hours. For more information, call also at the Youth Center. Registra-day at 2100 Mar Vista, Newport 717-3801. tion is $25. Call 644-3151. Beach. For more information, call ADD LECTURE COUNTRY CRAFT FAIR 644-1341. Coastline Counseling Center Piecemakers celebrates FREE TAX ASSISTANCE of Newport Beach offers a free Enjoy a delicious brunch while cruising beautiful Newport Harbor aboard the Pavilion Queen ... Complete with live entertainment and doorprlus CHAMPAGNE 5()0/0 OFF Since 1914 =-"='j'!A .. &4!~~! Pll ._ 722-0420 _ISlleS OJHn Mon. • lrl. 9·S YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicio us Food! Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 25 I Shi~ Way • Newport Beach TALEJ1kWHALE l<inko·s DIGITAL PUBLISHING WAVf "1Hrr T J~EPROGRAPHICS ll'<C IRVINE & NEWPORT BEACH 714 .261.5290 JOIN US for EASTER BRUNCH 7 :00 a.m. -3:45 p.m. DINNER 4:00 p.m.-10:30 p.m. 1894-1996 Four Generations 102 Years! REMNANT CLEARAN CE Now Op en Sundays from I I -4p.m. ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. 1663 P1acernla St .. Cosra Mesa 646-4838 BRUNCH CRUISE EASTER SUNDAY DEPARTURE 10:30 A.M. Regular Dinner Menu and Special Ham &Lamb Dinners Sumla,y, April 7th, 1996 1 Oa.m. to 3 p.m. ADULTS $28.00 Board at Balboa Pavilion MON .·I'll. 40010 6:30 pm 400 MAIN STREET, BALBOA Brunch Reservations (714) 673-5245 BRUNCH 10-2;30 * Dine A Shore at 10:30 . 12:00 . 1:30 Followed hr a 1 hour Harbor Cruise CAURJIOOA 92fl61 673-4633 Valtl PaFlclng A~-allablt DINNER 4;30-10 *Dine at 4:30 or 6:30 Followed hr a 1 hour Harbor Cruise • Special Dine & Cruise Rates 67S-S777 . a t lOC.afe Indoor And Outdoor Seating Available (Outdoor Stating -Wtathtr Pmnitti!lg) Adults -$28.00 • Children -$14.00 Featuring a D ixieland Jazz Band Easter Bunny • Egg Hunt • Kids Room BUY 1 YARD OR MORE AT REGULAR PRJCE, GET 1 YARD OF THE SAME FABRIC FREE Umit One Fr• Yard Valid thN SUNDAY MARCH 31, 1996 IPOIT-oPERAlM IRVIN• 18952 MACARTHUR BLVD. 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All bre~ds, pastries and food prepared · ~n·premises daily Present this ad and receive a 11~ COMPLIMENTARY cappuccino with a lunch or breakf~t purchase · OFFER EXPIRES, APRIL 6, 1996 1807 Westcliff Dr. GOURMET PI ZZA VE::GETARlAN DISHES LUNCH SPECIALS -GREAT SALADS •DINE IN •TAKEOUT •DELIVERY Newpon Beach THE1 PKZZ~~ B K~ERY 7h-~ea ol NEW YORK STYLE PIZZA ~4-~';W!i 631•1166 1741 WESTCLI FF DR.• NEWPORT BEACH Between Irvine Avenue & Dover Drive r 1725 Westcltf Drive. Westcfff ~-Newport Beoch \,itt\c.Jea~'Ci . rou 50% -75 % OFF During Tent Sale Only MARCH 30th, 1996 . 645 -1355 • 1829 WESTCLIFF DRIVE • NEWP-ORT BEACH STCLIFF. COURT TENTS E PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS .NMaree's • Appoint1nents of Newport • Kristen's Lingerie • Westcliff Optometry • The Butera Collection • Haute Cakes • Little Peopl~ + Me • The Greenhouse ENJOY REGGAE CAL)':PSO MUSIC WITH ISLA1VDERS STEEL BANJJ! ' j I I -. SAT\JROAV. MARCH 30, 1996 r--------~------------------~-----~~~ ~ SPECIAL SERVICES For more information, call 673-I 3805. I I I I I 1 • GOOD AUDAY SERVICES Newport Beach Church of Reli- gious Science, 901 Dove St., Suite 145, Newport Beach. Staff ministers officiate 7 to 8 p.m . Fri- day. METlfODIS1'/EPISCOPAL HOLY WEEK St. John the Divine Episcopal and First United Methodist Churches will hold joint services in Costa Mesa to observe the institution of the Last Supper. On ~aundy Thursday services held at First United Methodist Church beginning at 7 p.m. at 420 W. 19th St. in Costa Mesa, preceded by a light supper at 6:15 p.m. for $2 per person'. Good Friday services include the Stations of the Cross iD the patio of St. John the Divine located <it Bay and Orange Streets, beginning at noon. The evening liturgy begins at 7 p.m.There will be no Services on Holy Saturday. Information: 548-2237. EASTER CELEBRATION Covenant holds their annual celebration of the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ in the church, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa 10 a.m. Easter Sun- day. Brass accompanists Ko Skinsness and John CaUer join the Covenant Choir and soloists for festive music along with per- sonal testimonies and an Easter proclamation, "On Easter You Can See Forever" by Pastor Tun McCalmont. linformation: 557- 3340. LENTEN SERVICES Christ Church by the Sea will observe the season of Leht through Sunday with a sermon series by Pastor David Lehm- berg, "Questions Pilate Asked." The Sunday services are held at 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary and include special music presented by the chancel choir and instru- mentalists. 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. HOLY WEEK CONCERT I I On Sunday at 7:15 p.m., the 1 Adult Choir of Our Lady Queen I of Angels CathoUc Church, I directed by Patricia Lamb, will I present a concert of music : accompanied by Mindy Ball, 1 harpist and Barbara Northeutt, 1 oboist. There is no charge and child care is provided. The church is at 2046 Mar Vista Dri- ve in Newport Beach: Informa- tion: 644-9215. EASTER SERVICES The Community Church Con- gregational United Church of Christ, 611 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar, invites everyone to join them in a seri~ of EaSter Week servi€es. A ligM ~upper at 6:!5 p.m. in Mertz Hall with a service at 7 :30 p.m. in the sanctuary marks Maundy Thursday. The chancel choir will present anthems and communion will be shared. On Easter Sunday, celebration will begin with a Sunrise Service at 6:15 a.m. at Lookout Point on Ocean Boule- vard above i Beach between Heliotrope and Goldenrod. and full worship ser- vices at 8:15 and 10 a.m. at the church. An Easter Egg hunt will follow the 10 a .m . service. Infor- mation, 644-7400. HOLY WEEK SERVICES St. James Episcopal Church invites the community to join their Holy Week services at the church, 3209 Via Lido in New- port Beach. From Monday through Thursday, a aoon Holy Eucharist Rite II will be followed by a soup luncheon. On Maun- dy Thursday Eve, at 7 p.m. a dramatic presentation by the Covenant Players followed by the stripping of the altar. Good Friday begins with Morning Prayer at 6:30 a.m .. noon to 3 p.m. homilies on Christ's seven last words (come to all or part of a three hour ser- vice), 6 to 7 p.m . L-----------------------------------~ St. Matthew's Church \, I' . ~{'i''"•:.. \~. A parish of the Anglican Cathol'tc Church ' ;µ. z ~; 1723 Westclitt Dr. (bellnd The Pim Bakery), Newport Beach ~ .: ~"'/.t.; 714-646-1152 ~~ ·~~ _; • ~~ Sunday, 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. ./ , . -:,.~ Sunday School, 9:00 a.m., for adults & children of all ages ~1111111~~~-: Tuesday, Bible study, noonday & 7:30 p.m. ~ ~-Maundy Thursday, 9:30 a.m. & 7:30 p.m., Holy Communion ':" Women's Fellowshlp, ThUfS., 10:30 a.m., prayer, coffee & study Good Friday, liturgy, 3:00 p.m. Easter Even, 7:30 p.m. Easter Day, 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Tt'ldltlonll EpltCOpll wonlllp. Qilldc1re II provided. METHODIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE -... . Celebrity Community Church • + CHURCH: Celebration Com- munity Church + ADbRESS: 3194-Airport Loop Drive, Costa Mesa <t> TELEPHONE: 957-1481 + DENOMINATION: Non- denominational + YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1994 + SENIOR PASTOR: Chuck Miller + SERVICE TIMES: 9:30 a.m. Sunday + SIZE OF CONGREGATION: 120 + CONGREGATION MAKEUP: The core group is in their 20s and 30s and single. But they're starting to pair up, gettin9 marriea and having families. And they're bringing their parents to the services. + CHILD CARE: The Learning Center is provided for children up to age 6. + TYPE OF WORSHIP: The wors 1p comprises near y a of the service. Songs started on an upbeat tempo and segued into more subdued selections in preparation for the sermon. Contemporary Christian songs were the focus of the day, but more tradition- al hymns may also be sung. Several songs were sung in a responsive style. Accompani- ment is provided by bass, key- boards and piano. + RECENT SERMON: Present- ed in an outline format, .Pastor Miller spoke about the impor- tance of understanding the prophet and the high priest in preparation for Easter. "If you don't respond to the prophet or the high.prie~ all you need for Easter is a bunny, H he said. He encouraged the con- gregation to reany study the selected scripture, and then share the meaning of it with the person seated next to them. + UPCOMING SERMONS: The series on preparation for East~ er will continue, then will change to studying the nature of t he church. + OUTREACH PROGRAMS: Inside Out, a singles ministry, meets on Thursday nights. A small group ministry, Walkers, meets on Sunday nights to share scripture. + VVELCOME WAGON: A greeter stands outside the front door before the service, and most likely will tell you his or er what yours is. +DRESS: California casual, with men in dress slacks and oxford or polo shirts (no ties) an'd women in floral dresses. + MISSION STATEMEN~ "We are a people coming together in response to God's calf to love Him with all our heart, soul, mind and strength. As people in process, we live out this lifestyJe by: 1. Loving the. Lord through alone time with Him, 2. Extending His love to one another, and 3. Bringing His hope to a lost world. + VISITOR'S NOTE: There is a Join Our Easter Week <HO~ CWCECE~CCff<E<D~ SUNDAY OF THE PASSION/PALM S~DAY-MARCH 31 MAUNDY THURSDAY-APRIL 4, 6:30D.m. SEDER MEAL & STRIPPING OF THE ALTAR GOOD FRIDAY-APRIL 5, 7:00p.m. HOLY SATURDAY EASTER VIGIL APRIL 6, 7:00·8:00D.m. THE RESURRECTION Ot OUR LORD I \ ~ "Jesus is risen. He is risen indeed!* I[~ APRIL 7, 1996 7:00-8:00p.m. ·~.,.,,i,,,,,'lrllilll ~ (Daylight Savings Time Begins) ..::/::.:.-. I NEWPORT HARBOR <./---/'\ LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Dover Dr. at 16th St. in N~rt Beach (714) 548-3631 EPISCOPAL DON LEACH I OAJLY PILOT Chuck Miiier is the senior pastor at Celebration Community Church ln·Costa Mesa. fellowship time when the mem ers o e congrega ion turn to say hello to their neighbors, frequently embrac- ing each other. fiint/'5 g{;~~~ C)(J~ C!e/eomiiom + INTERESTING NOTE: The gles ministry, Inside Out, and is continuing to expand. Palm Sunday Seroices, March 30 & 31 Saturday: 6:00 pm Sunday: 9:00 & 10:30 nm Good Friday Seroices, April 5: 12:00 Noon Easter Weekend Celeb~tion Servi~; April 6 & 7 Saturday: 6:00 /mi • Sunda)•: 9:00 & 10:30 am IDayl1gl11 ~'''"IP btgin1 f..turrr Sunda,1. A/ml 7 Don'/ f111grl to ;tt JOUr d!ld. AJILWJ Otildcorr and cltildrm'1 progroms Ol'llilablt far on Wttkt11d sm1im. 2025 Alton Pkwy • /roine. CA 92714 • Tel: 7141442-9240 CHRISTIAN Costa Mesa MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 laker, C.M Worship & Church School 8:30 and 10:00 a .m. FIRST CHURCH OF -A CHRIST, SCIENTIST sr . .M.AIUC PRESBYIERIAN CHURCH SAINT JAft'ES CHURCH episcopal ... A~O.I s l»Jowlivantl s.wv .... 41.W• Lotdantl 5cMor"' SOUTH COAST CHRISTIAN CHURCH We C..are About You Because Christ Cares. ,___...,.,_._ .... Dr. Richard Georoe 979-8234 NEWPORT CENTER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH t 60ct Marol.lerite Ave. oron<rae Mar 644-0745 Worship a t 8:00AM & I O:OOAM Sunday Schoof All ~es 9:00.AM Rev. Edward C. Martin J ,AGUNA United Methodist Church 21632 Wesley Dr. Laguna Beach 499-3088 · Sunday Morning Worship & Ct)ristlan Education 1 OAM Ministers David Beades & Virginia Wheeler · Wesley Counseling Center Services Aval18ble ------------ 3303 Via IJdo, Newport Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 Church lOam Sr 5pm, Slmday School IOam Wednesday Meetings 8pm ... The kingdom of lieaven is at hand. Matthew 10:7 Branch ot The Mother Church The First Church or Christ Scientist Boston, Massachusetts CHRISTIAN HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH RELIGIOUS SCIENCE (Disciples of Christ) R£UGIOUS SCIENCE NEWPORT IMCH v 2401 lrvlne An. at Santa Isabel SCIENCE OF MIND EDUCATION CENTER ..l Newport 8elC~ (Comer of Dove & Quall -In omce Bldg. ocroa from Fltlcher Jones) Sunday Wonhlp • 1 O:OOAM 901 Dove #145 I CHUR¢H SERVICE SUN -10:30 I Dr. Dennis w. Short Olllcl: M, ru. rh a1•> Me-3199 , Minister 645•5781 Dr. JuaHlla lvall, Mlntltlr PRESBYTERIAN St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Saturdly, Mllfd\ lO, ,.30 P.M Suaday, Mnddl, 8:JOlftd IO:IS A.M "FAITH AND DEEDS" U•mea 2: H -26) SundtUJ Worship 9:30 4.m. Child Care, SundalJ School Jamboree at Eastbluff Newport Beach 6114 -1 3111 Fr. David C. Anderson, rector 3209 Via Lido Newport Beach 14/675-0210 7:30 am Traditional 9 am Contemporal)'. 9 am thurch SchoOI 10:45 am Charismatic and Wednesday noon 'For 'information on tfie <Religious 'Directory 'Please Call :Kristin 'Berman 574-4240 COMMUNITY CHURCH "Death •••• Before and After the Grave." DEWITT CLINTON GUEST SPEAKER Jerrold A. Hollobaugh, Minister Worship Service JO:lS am Bible Srudies 9:00 am Kid~ For Chruc5:30 pm 792 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA • 92627 (7 14) 548-3468 (Corner of Victoria & Placentia) LUTHERAN CHRIST LVTHERAN CHURCH Pastor William Hemenway I ·~ '1 .. t. --~ ·,-·, \ , , ' ~. ·~· . "We love children, youth, young adults, c.ar«r adults, seniors. We love to care, to reach out, to meeJ needs, to • II I • • • • ', answer questions" • bday Services -8:00, 9:30 & 10:45 • Sunday School & Bible Studies -9:30 760 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA 92027 (714) 631-1611 • (714) 548-0866 (School) . Community Church. Conpeaatlonal United Church of Chrlat 611 Heliotrope Ave., Corona de1 Mar (714) 644· 7 400 llaUJMlJ Tlaand.,. ApJtl 4 Ught Suppt't •l 6: 15. (reervauona Nqulttdl Scfvt~ & Communion at 7:~10 p.m. s-t.r ....,.,. e.r.tc• e:us a.m. Lookout Potnt (Jfeltotrope &-0cc4'Jl) ...... ..,...,. 8:11 • 10 .... !uter ,...,. Hunt efttt 10 a.rn. eervlcc ChUd Care Avallable. thrtt ~ und«!t .. •• • • • • • 4 • • • " • .. . • • • • • . • • .. • • • • . • • • • • " .. • . .. • • • • • w • • • .. • • !1.-.-'· \. . SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1996 ~ -... ~-- Oscar glam9ur steps .into Orange County spotlight • 8.W. COOK'S column runs Thursda~ and Saturdays. H.>\PPY f~ASTER 0 . 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Other than two jar:z festivals in the late '60s, I can't reiCail any others. :,J>ancho Sanchez and his Latin j~ combo played the first, while the second featured Charles Rutherford's three jazz orchestras \illttl guest artist, Don Menza. .... Sanchez's brand of Latin jazz \fas so hot, one had to be careful (f>t to be burned by the heat of th~ rhythms created by a number of ~ve instruments played at ...,mous times by the entire band. 1\umpet, saxes and flute and tiombone played with such zeal ahd beautifully arranged har- 1*onies, mainly by pianist and 1:9usical director, Richard Torres, added more spice to the tasty shunds. j The highlight of the set was .,:::ongo Blue" by Mongo Santa- ~· which featured an awe- some display of rhythmic intensity With the use of chekeres (a large, ~urd-like instrument covered th beads) by Papo Rodriguez. e slapped the bottom of the ifi..strunlent with his right 'hand ..... hile holding it with h1s left, and ~ook the gourd so the beads made a gushing noise that sound- 8d like the steady beat of fast- tireaking ocean waves. ' Sanchez and Band.a brothers Ramon and Tony were given chekeres and the ocean turned into a sedes of soulful, funky cur- rents that engulfed the entire con- cert hall with an intense and vibrant rhythm. ~embels of the near-capadty audience will no doubt attest to the fact that the power of a Pancho Sanchez concert is to be experi- enced firsthand. 0 Less than 24 hours after Sanchez's concert, Charles Rutherford's three student bands - with Don Menza as guest soloist and arranger -added their own Big Band torrid temperatures to those that Sanchez had left in the Robert Moore theater. Rutherford's Jazz Pacific Orchestra provided a collage of seldom-beard sounds that served as a supportive and encouraging background for the trio of Menza's tenor saxophone, Ron Stout's trumpet and on trombone, Regan Whitaker. The mix of the three horns in the front line, with Menza's chart for the Big Band -a saxophone section with clarinet, three flutes and bass clarinet -provided an aura of sounds that resembled a musical quilt. Menza as arranger and Menza the soloist complement each other like an enduring and everlasting relationship does for two lovers. Announcing the Grand Operling of~~~~ THE ULTIMATE IN AFFORDABLE SENIOR LIVING YOUR MONTHLY RENTAL FEE INCLUDES: • BeautifuJ Apartment • Fully Equipped Kitchens • Elegant Dining •Theatre • Library • 24 Hour Emergency Response • Safety Baths •Housekeeping & • TropicaJ eo .. --.....1 Linen Service ..,,, ...... •Scheduled •Security Gaced Activities with Subrc.rnncan Transportation Parking You'll fVl/oY our outstanding personal servfce. 714.646.6300 2283 Fllirvinu Road • Ont11 Mes11 Newport Beach Based Certified Public Accountants Have Been Your Taxes For ars We provide you Call for que tax situations. entnow! KELLY &COMPANY CIANCIO & BOTTOM LAWYERS '!!I Dover !?~!!!-_!llte 300, N•!'!!,!I •••di His arrangements have been influenced by Claude Thornhill (a major influence on Miles Davis' "Birth of the Cool" recordings) and the 1950s classic combo of valve trombonist Bob Brookmeyer and tenor sax master Stan Getz. One could hear the effect in bis originals, "Broa.dbottom" and "T.N.T." Tenor man Menza's musical debt to John Coltrane and Getz was obv1oU$ in both the up-tempo numbers listed above and his bal- lad playing on "Where Did The Summer Go?" The latter number featured vocalist Christine Rosander singing Menza's own poetic lyrics with a tone that made the notes sound big and round like cello pure. The concert included two fine local vocallsts, Rowanne Mark, a vocal teacher at the college, and the ever-busy Stephanie Haynes. Both were excellent but u they were accompanied by Ruther- ford's Monday Big Band and Fri- day Big Band, lt was difficult to bear their singing, due to the super loud playing of the musi- cians. How about a concert featur- ing the vocalists with piano, bass and drums backing them? Thanks to "Doc" Rutherford for making all this happen. Orange Coast College has a right to feel proud about the level of musician- ship that was on display. • LEE lllUU>LEY, of Costa Mesa. Is a retired psychology Instructor, counselor, dean and jazz enthusiast who teaches history of jazz at Orange Coast College. THE EARL'S f I ,'\ I t I •• K I T ( t 1 f r J f' r ~-~ l ) [) r I s p [ c I 1'\ L I s T s WE DO IT ALU Visit OUr Showroom 1526 Newport Blvd. (Btwn 16th & Industrial) Costa Mesa Extensive Selection of Fixtures, Corian, Marble, Tiie, plus ... ~~~~~~~~w Have you lost $ $ $ Investing in: Hema Care Audiovox Drug Screening Advanced Photonix or other High Risk Stocks? 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The couple are graduates of the University of Arizona, Tuc- son, where she was affiliated with Delta Gamma sorority and graduated with a political science .and history major. She is currently enrolled in Pepper- din.e University's masters pro- gram in psychology. She is employed by Baker-Thomson Association in Newport Beach. ry and was affiliated with Sig- ma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the Univetsity of Arizona at • , Tucson. He is also a graduate of Co1ona del Mar High School and ts employed by CB Com- merd.al in Laguna Niguel as an industrial broker. He received his bachelors degree in a triple major, Span- ish, political science and histo- They will be married Sept 1 in the Skoakie Country Oub in Glencoe. CLOS& 1111/S'ntillnOllS AL AD~ MORF.NO, Private Detective . 3535 FJlch Pacific Coast Hwy, Ste. 356 Q>rorl8 del Mar, CA 92625 USA 1'1MJ 525-DSS IJfOJ 559..f880 '--------------------------------------------~. ' • r-- - - - - - - - - - - - --~ -,~ .. 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PRESIDENT I CONTINUED FROM A 1 are exdted at the chance to serv~ together next school year. •If Reagan had won by a vote, be would only be representing half of the sdlool, • Mike said. "If I bad won, U would have been the same. This way, both Sides will be represented.• 1be pair appealed to two different types of students. Malik said. While Reagan is a football and tennis play- er, Mike is involved with many acad- ~ dubs on campus, induding drama, French and speech. • Mike and Reagan faced three Qtber candidates for student body nresident during Tuesday's election. None of the <?Pponents garnered SO% of the vote -which is required ip the school's constitution -so the top two vote-getters were place in a • I I ; ~ ~ ~; I • -. ~ --I~ ~ I ~·~ I 1, l • I .. " He said the projects me aimed at modernizing the 30-year-old ldlools' plumbing, lighting and alarm ~ tems -projects identical to those needed at Newport-Mesa schools. On its applications, the·Huntlng- ton Beach district bas agreed to pay for 50% of the projects' colts if the state will pick up the rest of the tab. ·vou just get in the game and play your cards epd see how you do,• Buchanan said. •we knew in 1993 that if we didn't put our cards out, we wouldn't be in the game, and that's what counts.• run-off election Thursday. The results were announced to the candidates at an after .. school meeting. • 1 thought it was going to be over, one way or the other, then 1 found out we tied and were going to have another run-off.• Mike said. "I was, like, 'Please, no more.'• lrut because the friends worked well together this year, the senior ASB officers decid~ a co-presiden- cy was the natural compromise. Reagan said he doesn't foresee any conllicting agendas between the co-presidents. ·we both have the same purpose -to do what's best for the school,• he said. ' Jessica Griffith and Kassy Thompson will serve as junior class co-presidents next year after they both received 87 votes in Tuesday's election and 96 votes in Thursday's run-off. ...... -~ "'"' ~~ l'I .. I I\ \ TANGLED CONTINUED FROM A 1 The veteran ftshermo.n :became I enraged," ,an toward tl!e ~uth, and cut his fishing line Then threw bis pole in the ocean, police said. But the victim wasn't going to stand for such treatment and in retalia- tion, reportedly threw Nguyen's pole in the water too. At this point, Nguyen grabbed his fishing knife and twned to the teen. •With knife in hand, he began swinging at the victim and lunged forward in an attacking motion,• Newport Beach police Lt. Doug Pletcher said. "But it doesn't look like blood was drawn.• The victim backed aw4y from Nguyen who then put bis knife down, police said. The victim reportedly seized the knife and threw it in the ocean where it joined the two poles. Undaunted, Nguyen rt:iJOrtedlY grabbed another fisherman's pole and swung it at the victim, •at some point they ran out of weapons," Fletcher quipped. Neither man was injured in the incident. Nguyen is in custody at Newport Beach City Jail with bail set at $50,000. CLASSES CONTINUED FROM A 1 The first three years of the program will be funded by a state grant and will gradually include a small group of juniors and seniors for a total of 200 stu- dents from all three grades attending the college classes. Danziger said the grant will provide for extra personnel in the initial stage and the travel time of high school instructors, who will work part-time in the beginning. Fifty spots are currently avail- able for sophomores in the fall semester. Counselors. teachers and parents will recommend stu- dents to be considered for the program, Danziger said. The advantage of this kind of program is that the class size is small and personalized help is available, Danziger said. ·vou want to keep it small to have the support of a small cam- pus,• Danziger said. MTbe kids will know our campus and have been on our campus_ for three years. They will be more com- fortable than a regular student who isn't used to our (school) system.· SPECIALIZING IN JAGUAR& LAND ROVER 7:30 AM • 8:00 PM 2 SHUTTLES RUNNING DAILY 2 BLKS. NO. OF TRIANGLE SQUARE O.UR EASTER CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH IS FOR EVERY BUNNY! SERVED IN OUR PACIFIC BALLROOM 10:30 A.M. • 3:00 P .M. ADULTS $21.95 . 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"We are hoping for them to make a connection between the real world and what they are learning in class,• Danziger said. "The community college bas the environment of adult learners who are experienced in the field and hopefully provide them with role models as well.• Newport-Mesa Superinten. dent Mac Bernd said the pro- gram looks promising and be • believes it will succeed beyond three years. •1t offers another pathway for kids to do well;· Bernd said. •1t bas the potential for a lot of aca• demic success.• I' Oa.nzigex SA.id _she hopes eventually the program will become sell-sufficient with atatf! reimbursement of per-studenf costs. ,... And the high school studeg aren't the only ones who'll educated by this progra , Danziger said. ) 1 "It will be like a learning lab-' for us (college administratqrs), •,. Danziger said. "We'll learn WAY" lo help students ge.1 _µsed to our system and to encourage stu-. dents to go to college.• ~~ITNESS~ XPARTNERS /"' Get FQC 1n ¥1Y1 ~ Bod & Mind ... 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While you wait, we will steam Off the bracelet and case. {>Olisb cbc aystal and clectronicalll check for accuracy of time. This is a "cosmetic spnK»-up'" and dQes not include opening the watch. This na oml is good through the mondi of March. AU SAT\JROAV, MARCH 30, 1996 t wasn't hard to catch celebs at film fest finale !be Newport Beach Interna- tional Pilm Festival began with celebrities and it end- wtth celebrities. 1 On the day of the festival's ~g gala, I was led from hotel Slfite to hotel suite at the Hyatt ~rter to conduct separate Sews with actor Edward Olmos and director Robert g. Yowig's film, "Caught," g Olmos and Marta Con-<:Jita Alonso, wioffictally closed tile festival ThW'Sday night. "Caught" premiered at Sundance ~d will screen in Cannes this Sljmmer before being released toward the end of the year. ~The film is also the 10th col- lcO>oration between Young and dmos over the course of 20 y•ars. Their joint projects have irlduded "The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez/ "Roosters" and •n;. uinph of the Spirit." ' Longtime friends, the two adopt almost reverential tones when they talk about each other. "Each day enlists a growth period and the growth pattern is constant," said Olmos, who also s\arred in •Stand and Deliver" and "Miami Vice." "Robert lets me grow to the fullest amount of ~ capacity. He's a very gifted human being." Et tu, Robert Young? "Eddie never hogs the cam- era," Young said. "He's remark- ably generous both as an actor and as a person." · In synopsis form, the film reads like low budget noir. A young dhfter moves in and breaks up the marriage of a New Jersey City fish store owner and his wife. Wedge driven into relation- sbips, shattering conclusion ... you get the idea. But "Caught" goes deeper, Olmos says. "It's about the needs people have and what they go through to.lulfill those needs," Olmos saTd. "It leaves the viewer stmmed at how the film moves into the heart, the brain and the entire being.• '1'bis is a film Young believes in so passionately that he held on to the story for three years and uDimately spent his entire pen- sion to g et it financed. He acknowledges that personal stakes are fairly high. Olmos and Young both asked that I re-interview them after see-mg the film. It was, alas, a promise I could not keep. a -Robert Anthony's brightly-col-. oli8d, acrylic violin glows in the dQk. - • :Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT :OUR MEALS ARE A ; TRIP TO MEXICO .. The D'ac:lltlon Contln.aes Since t97.Z at ( ( !( .... ,. :.11 ' I , . Pt1 '"Jf /.•if . ShoREs I NTERions evan . henerson The musician is one of only a handful of people to play this ' unusual instrument. It's an elec- tric, six-string instrument, a sig- nature model of Anthony's own design. Three sponsors from around the country have helped out with the strings and the pick- up apparatus. A Newport Beach resident for the past year and a hall, Anthony has devetoped a following through his band Icon, which just cut a new CD. The band has headlined at the Coach House ()lld the Galaxy Theater as well as several local clubs. For an ~pril 12 concert, how- ever, Anthony will be working with a classical cellist, pianist and vocalist. This will be the first time the musician will hear his own compositions played by a classi- cal ensemble. The musician also hopes that th~ classical appearances will bloom and prosper. He envisions a time when his ensemble will be accompanied by an entire sym- phony. In that respect, the April 12 meeting at the Huntington Beach Llbrary is Mplanting a seed" for his symphonic aspirations. •And of course, we need to make sure that the audience is entertained. I think we'll do that. Anthony, 28, doem'tlike tc>set limits on the type of music he plays. His repertoire includes everything from bard rock to amorphous new age. •And you better stick classical in there," he says. •That's somewhere in between. "It's vast. There are no limits. I try to make it so I pierce into the depths of the listeners so they can be inspired." Prior to college, he was self· educated in both the piano and the violin. He got his first violin ~a child and gave everything else up. At Cal State Long 'Beach, he switched from pre-med to music, although be believes that music and the healing arts are. very much intertwined. The April 12 concert, spon- sored by Anthony's friend and Newport Beach neighbor Mel Skolnik, is a benefit for the Earth- save Foundation. In past peJfor- mances, Anthony has donated a portion of his proceeds to the Sierra Club. and the Legal Defense Council. "No matter where you are in the world, music is a language you understand,• Anthony said. "It's the same thing when you:re dealing with the earth. That's a language everybody can relate to." • a Newport Beach's new cultural arts coordinator comes from the Newport Harbor Art Museum (or whatever it is they're calling the place now). Now, instead of working with museum docents and~ educational programming, Karin~ will be working with arts commission- ers, the sister city and with city 1 uck Could Hop y, ..r1d. J.' o~,. ~ Qv-Q.Y Register· To· Win Heidi ' the Bunny! This delightful stuffed rabbit Is three feet tall and comes with her own cottage. Come enter your name for a chance to make her your special Easter bunny! ·~· KC's~Shop K-Mart Plaza ~ 2200 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa --.._ ., 646-1557 ~ Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber Auttoiled Oeeltt For for only M s499•lO~k~ ~.A.C Mon -S.t Jo-6 • SIUI 11-5 I can't believe ..... . t ~ It's My Home Landscaping or re-landscapi!ig is your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. FLOWERDALE ~n rnakc your landsc.a~ dreams come ttuc, and increase your home's value, too! 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MARC MAR™ I DALY Pl.OT: I asked her thoughts about the corporate-style merging of the Newport Harbor and Laguna art museums and got a.n extended pause. Newport Beach Cultural arts director, Karin Schnell. holds one of 1 the photos from the Edward Nunez exhibit that Is on display at t- the Newport Beach library. , "No matter what happens with this decision, I think the plus out of all this is making people aware of the visual arts and the muse- um5 in Orange Co\Dlty. strengthen the visual arts in the ... county." ' ~_.:.~~~~~~~~_-;;:~ ·rm hoping that whatever happens, it will definitely • EVAH HENERSON'S column runs 5,Jt-·:.i urdays. ~ \ • Exercise Equipment • Scuba • Hockey BREAKFAST • LUNCH ".I • Wetsuits • Surfboards • Golf • Rollerblades • SPECIALTY COFFEES • ; ~ • .,,. ::==.n • WAT£RfRONT DINING • . :. MERCURY INSURANCE CO. 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But grace is the first of many words one might use to describe Ron Sexmlth's haunted melodies, quiet, questing lyrics, and plain-tlYe, canary voice. Championed by rock icon Elvis Costello as "a modest and elegant gem," Sexsmith's debut album from Interscope Records plays on a listener's heart and mind like the shuffling voice of the earthbound, lovestruck angel passing through a metropolis in Wim Wender's 1988 •wmgs of Desire.• "It's a melancholy record. That's just something in me," Sexsmith said in a recent phone interview, a Bing Crosby album crooning in the background. "I feel like I'm pretty messed up most of the time," Sexsmith con- tinued, "and songwriting is a way to raise myself above desire and lust and all the things that pull me down. Songs are a little pep talk for myself." The album depicts a man attempting to navigate the some- times torrid, sometimes narrow straights of love, bis vessel a disas- ter of fear and doubt and yearning. "A record is a document of a particular moment," Sexsmith said. •tt's me at that lime. It's how I felt on that day at that hour." The hours surrounding Sex- smith's rise and breakthrough are, admittedly, the stuff of soap operas -turbulent, romantic, and with a happy ending. Born on Elvis Presley's birthday 32 years ago to a lower-class fami- ly in St. Catherine's, Ontario, Sex- smith took solace in bis mother's dusty collection of 45s. "I listened to Buddy Holly over and over, and Johnny Cash's 'Ring of F'ire' just scared the pants off me,• he said with a laugh. A big fan of Gordon Lightfoot, Leonard Cohen, and Irving Berlin, Sexsmith's initial round of song- writing was brought on by neces- sity. ' ·1 was in a band in high school: he recalled. "We were so ~d we couldn't play anyone else's songs, so we had to write ,. ............... -----------------, our own.• ' SeXSUlith .recaided demo after demo that found deadend streets, strummingawayatcover songs in dive bars, reach- ing for something more ..... RonSex· tmhh -with John HIMt in his craft. •I really feel that melody is the soul's extension," Sexsmith said. "A good melody really lifts my spirits." .... G.euy 1hMIN jnd Coech Holm. • •llN: 8 p.m. Sun- ct.y n Geluy and 8 p.m. Monday at eo.ch House. Ron Seksmlth I I It was on a tree-plant- ing sojown in Northern Ontario when Sexsm.ith L-------------------------~ was 19 that he found the muse that unlocked the secrets of strong melody and self-awareness. At summer's end, Sexsmith returned h~ and Jocelyn, the forest tutelary, moved to Quebec. The young couple and their infant son, broke but in love, lived in a barn in the Quebec. country- side, a piano, bed and stove their chief assets. A flood of words and music fiowed from the tunesmith - 30 songs in four months. ·Before that time, I knew I wanted to be a songwriter, but I hadn't created enough evidence to convince myself," he said. The subsequent demo led to a publishing deal with Interscope, who finally signed the songwriter as a performing artist on the strength of a one-on-one perfor- mance in the president's office. "I always thought that if they could see me playing in my own kitchen, they'd sign me," Sex- smith said. The resulting album, produced by Mitchell Froom (Crowded Hou Los Lobos)· and Daniel Lanois (U2, Peter Gabriel), is quiet and searching and, above all, very human. What would he like a lis- tener to take away from it? •well, hopefully, they'll just take it away from the record store," Sexsmith quipped. Sexsmith plays the Galaxy The- atre and the Coach House with John Hiatt Sunday and Monday. 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However, as the film's objec- tive becomes clear, we are lost in ambiguous character inter- actions and thoughtless sub- RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dollar Covers Morel 1922 HARBOR BlVD .. COSTA MESA · 548· 1156 9t At )-0 V 9 s g BUY C BEU. USED CLOTHES, TOYS 5 ACCES80Al£8, ETC. 2584 N9WPCM't Bhld. (et Del Met') Behind ..,_.. Station CCl9c. Me.a (714) 831-7383 plots. These talents are unfor- tunately overshadowed as well by shoddy direction and, although unpredictable, a ridiculously hollow ending. Once again, Hollywood has given us a film that appears to be inventive, suspenseful, and entertaining, but realistically devoid of substance and truly scant on character involve- ment. We are, however, blessed with an appearance by the multi-faceted Kathy Bates, as a self-assigned detective curious about the goings-on at the school. She plays the only believable role in the film and if not for her, I would truly have been ashamed of this picture. •Diabolique• wanted to offer the audience the same kind of enigmatic terror that the title seems to evoke. But, if titles are supposed to parallel movies, I would have called it ·oiabol-bleak· or "Diabol- stink .• • OMJS CANNON, 24, is a superin- tendent for • commercial fence com- pany. A crazy schoolmastet is murdered by his wife and girlfriend. But just when they think the worst is ~ over, clues that may lead to his · ·• disappearance show up all over the school. Sharon Stone was mar- velous and Isabelle Adjani was mysterious. "Diabolique• is a must-see for any thrill seekers. It was tenifying and mtense -J was hooked the whole way through. • KATIE HOSTETLER, 16, is a New- port Beach native and a sophomore at Harbor High School. . . ., ,· .., ITALIA T.RAVEL l 'SA HANDLING ALL DOMESTIC - & INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL llT.K.ID(N) 1lE POITllAI~ Pll1WD) (N) 1lE -~ • FAMl.Y ':A1.!l ... -s/WNI UsWusOll "'cum a ..=.:'~111 FMIO.I> •••ca1 CERRITOS 10 , ._. ·, · : f~HHllfl\ • ,•IJ W'' ' '11 ~. 1 11 ,f ' A14 SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1996 forntn . ...; - ~--· .. editorial Mesa r Consolidated makes a move ·:thatj$ <UI wet Mary Urashlma T alk about keeping a losing · streak alive. The Mesa Consoli- dated Water District -a full two years into its own personal nightmare• -has been slapped with harassment suits, buffeted with accusations of mis- management and forced to explain away everything from a valuable set of fpssils that got tossed in the trash to the millions spent appeasing neighbors of a new reservoir. U there's a pothole in theroad, Mesa Consolidated seems ·to have the uncanny ability to steer right into it. Friday marked yet another PR set- back for the district. It wa~ Mary Urashima's last day at work . . Urashima had been the district's spokeswoman for six years, a smiling face even in gloomy times, a 't'eservoir of information and the person who made sure the community was kept up to date on everything from water con- servation to rate hikes. It wasn't Urashima's idea to call it quits. It was. the district's. In the name of downsizing, Urashima's job -public affairs manag- er -was eliminated. Still, she was encouraged to apply for a newly creat- ed administrative post, a position many figured would be a pert ect fit for someone with her experience, intelli- gence and buoyant personality. . In the end, though, she didn't get the job. She says Kemp told her that she just wasn't the right person for the job. A suspect decision, to be sure. So just like that, a government agency that is reeling under its various controversies has lost one of its most valuable commodities. Though it's not our decision to make, it's all but impos- sible to imagine that the water district -searching high and low for just a breeze of stability -will be better off without Urashima- The community will miss Urashima. We will miss Urashima. And, though it may take 'the water district's top administrations a while to realize it, the district will miss her too. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... correspondence 'Principals' give high marks to schools I want to lhank the entire Killybrooke School commuruty for the wonderful hospitality they extended during my tenure as "Principal for the Day." The Newport-Mesa motto of "Excellence in Education" was ably demonstrated by a dedicated staff and attentive stu- dents. An event such dS "Principal for the Day" showcases many of lhe things that are right with our schools. Hopefully it will also serve to increase the business community's awareness of the need for its involvement in reaching solutions to the well-publicized challenge we still face. But this experience need not be restricted lo such specially designated occasions. A well-informed community is essential to the success of our school system. I encourage every parent to schedule visits to lheir local school and to follow school clistrict matters on a regular basis, rather than waiting for a particular "hot" issue to temporarily provoke their interest. LLOYD BENNETI Costa Mesa I would like lo express my thanks to lhe administration, teachers, and staff of Kaiser Primary Center. I had the privi- lege of participating in the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict's "Principal for a Day" program and was assigned to Kaiser Primary. I was delighted by the creativity and eagerness of the students! The teachers are resourceful, inventive, and ge nuine- ly care about these young people. The cdmpus is clean and well-managed, an amaZlllg feat when you consider the la ck of resources and funds provided to schools. PrincipaJ Kathryn Hofer certamly unpressed me, and should be commend- ed for her well-run school and the team ' environment she encourages. I learned that a small, but committed group of parents participate in school support activities. Imagine what coula happen at Kaiser Primary and any other school, if more parents were involved? As a parent, I encourage others to observe what is happening in the class- rooms. I watched as a young boy told his teacher and classmates about •a very bad ntan named Hitler." The teacher quietly coached the students, discussion, guiding them while they talked about Hitler, the concentration camps, identifi- cation tattoos and the millions of lives that were lost. All the students agreed with confident conviction that this should "never-again• happen. Teachers may have many moments like that, bllt it is one I will not forget. Thank you, Kaiser Primary. MARY URASIDMA (Former) Public Affairs Manager Mesa Consolidated Water District Board's kindergarten plan just doesn't stack up The Daily Pilot· continues to provide outstanding coverage of our local school board meetings. It seems that there is hardly a meeting of the board where material from the Pilot is not mentioned. My wife and I attended the school board meeting on March 26 when in the face of overwhelming opposition from parents, the board decided to -stack" kindergarten classes. I oppose this plan. It seems to me that the creativity we teach our children in kindergarten does not apply when one becomes a member ot the school board. Here are my cre- ative alternatives to the stacking plan: Let's really stack the kids by putting a second floor on all the schools. Each year, as enrollment grows, we can add another floor. Why stop with kindergarten? We can stack all grades, and when the poor test scores come back. we can apply for lots of money to help us out of this jam. Send the kids to kindergarten by lot- tery. Those wlth winning numbers get to go to sc;hool. Losers go to the Big Spin. Finally, since we really need more classrooms, I suggest we make three kindergarten classes out of the Newport- Mesa School Board room. STEVESMllH Costa Mesa We need to keep the Neighborhood Watch signs! Regarding the NeighborhOocl Watch signs being replaced by the Westec signs: I definitely do not want the Neighborhood Watch signs replaced by the Westec-signs if all of the community is not serviced by Westec. I feel that we worked very hard to get the Neighbor- hood Watch. We had to attend meetings, make sure there was a certain amount of people on the street. And on our particu- lar street, it works very well. We work very hard together and I would not like to see them replaced. JEAN PERRIS Costa Mesa 60-miler an inspiration Regarding cover story "Hitting 60 in stride," Monday, March 25, 1996. Felicitations to pharmacist Alan Pell, who ran 60 miles on his 60th birthday. This gives us pre-gold men and women new inspiration. We are not over the · just a little slower aroWld it. The best medication he ever dispensed was showing us how to stay active. MICHAEL A. GLUECK Newport Beach MAAC MARTIN I DAILY Pl.OT Uoyd Bennett was principal for a day at Klllybrooke School. Bell needs to head back East Where did Joe Bell come from? Guys like him are supposed to write in New York City or Boston! Does Bell think the furor over Rauf is not standing for the anthem? And that we are all born yesterday? The flare-up is over Rauf making $33,000 a game and saying he is oppressed by the United States -the same talk, by the way, as the guys who blew up the Trade Center in New York TONY WOLCOTT Newport Beach Just how many trombones was that, anyway? I enjoyed the write up and criticism or accolades of the Music Man that was presented and 1 understand that a lot of things are being downsized now but I really wonder what happened to the other 59 trombones in that famous song from the play. Since you said it had 17 trombones. Oh well. • EDITOR'S NOTE: Oops. JACQUIE MD I ER Corona del Mar Community Forum runs Thursdays and Satur- daY$. Write to: Pilot Letters, 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. community commentary readers write We're all playing on the same team By Gary Monahan A couple of weeks ago, I was bestowed the honor of catching the first pitch at this year's Costa Mesa Little League openings. It was a warm and sunny morning spent at the TeWinlcle and Costa Mesa fields. Mayor Joe Erickson and Newport- Mesa school board member Jim Perryman were in attendance in addition to the parents, coaches and other friends and relatives of more than 1,300 players. Por baseball fans, the Gary Monahan beginning ol spring had arrived, and for those hours I saw nothing but smiling kids, gloating pa.rents and a aense of great at'(.IC)mplishment. This could not have happened were it not for the Joint use agreement between the city and Newport·Mesa Unified School District that built and upgraded these fields. Everyone involved -from city offt-• dals to school officials, and also parents - deserve our utmost praise in this accom- plishment, but this cooperation and suc- cess must continue and grow. More kids needing more fields are on the horizon. Luckily, we now have an opportunity to continue and expand on these cooperative ventures. Monday night, the City CoWlcil wW be consideri& 8ll.. off er from the school district to purchaie"llM Costa Mesa farm property, and the possibility of joint-use fields at Davis SChool. There is also a site plan for a sports complex at Estancia High School up tor consideration. However, in order for any or all of these ideas to move forward, we MUST have cooperation between the agencies and the public. CurrenUy, through our Master Plan, we have a bonafide need for sports fields, and the school d.l.strtct is in desperate need of funds for maintenance and upgrade pro- jects delayed by the bankruptcy. U you add th parking needs of the Orange County Fairgrounds, its willingness to pay, and our city'• capital improvement budget. we should b4v the tools to bring theee pro- jects together. Don't forget that the kids playing sports &re the same kids that are attending our schools. These fWlds, to pur- chase and renovate fields will also main- tain and renovate our schools. In order to bring this together for the benefit of all, we must keep our eye on the Big Picture. U we squabble over the price without COil$ldering development, we lose. lf we squabble o~er lease agree· ments without considering renovation, we lose. To ensure a fair agreement between all parties, we need your help. Negotiations between the city and achool district only may not produce the desired outcome. We all need to work towards a common goal. We need representatives from all:pa.rties concerned, including our dtizena. We also need your opinions. Voice them at our meetb,lg Monday. Write or call your school board memben and coundl memben. Help us to improve our community -our kid.I are depending on us. ' • GMY MONh~ h Costa M9SI dty muncll member. ODE TO AN EMPIRE The sound of disco music used to pulsate through every vein in the place. Bodies would subconsciously groove to ever/ little part of the rhythm pound- ed out through the sound sys- tem. The beverages were fairly priced and tbe con- versations flowed as rapidly as the beer. For around $20, a nigbt of good dancing, drinking and overall fun could be had. Amidst the thick of music and booze was a diverse crowd of people waiting to be met. Good company was always there and ready to share the good times. Alu. no more fun or good times wW thrive • from the dimly lit inner rooms of the Empire Ballroom. Out beloved. City Council, with tho exception of Peter Buff a, huti.ly sbot down all the propoaall to keep it open and better the sur- rounding aituetiOnt. Admittedly, there was work to be done about the reddeu actions of • few of tbe Ballroom'I patrons. However, the a.ctiom of tbeM few coWdri1t have poatbly belli IO MYWe .. that the livelihood o( Orange County's hottest spot need be eliminated. Now, the masses of "Genera- tion X, ~ as we've been labeled, have nowhere to frequent in Costa Mesa. Our hard-earned money is spent 1n other dtles, or a few solemn dollen et a time in some dirty dive bar With about one-tenth the liveUneis. The Empire Ballroom now •Retta in Peace.• It 11 swely mined by most ol tb8 danctn, ainolel, and d»-bard tub~ of the twentylOmetblng gm.ra-tion. JOHN I. UPfl.D ,,o.w..a - • t ..... 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I feed ITT/ dog N'O becauSe it doesnl Ca't.ain al'fmeal~ SCl'jt:xwl mt9 <X ccm Brian wfCh ,., the Petcare mascot. ~· k las 'MlOle Meal Pnxein ~ good ta 'Pl pell str1 n2 roar. • las vtami1s c am E as nan.rat preservaM5. so k doesnt coor.ari !he chemc.als ethaxyqur1. BK\ <X BHT Ike a lcX ot ~ pe< foods. Plus. i'PD was ~ t1,' ~ Ooce. !he (~ thaC ~you the famaJs ·~·ft c:J pet foods. ~ Once 6 famtt OWM:I so (hey can guarcnee yru I OOlb satistac· Cion <X yr» rooney bact. I belieYe N'O is lhe best food for ITT/ OOg. I !Me yru to c~ down to ITT/ SUR so I can <J'oN yoo Vi8rf I ~ recor1111e1 Id HO N.1var£ed Pe< ()le(s f<X yr» dog <X cat .-. I ~ . , ' I ' r . .. . SATURDAY. MARCH 30, 1996 • POLICE CONTINUED FROM A 1 contacted a Civil Service Board ember, but the union never 'n!quested a review of McDonell's aebons. "We bad an lnodent come to us that we believe obligated us to ask that it be looked into,• Heinecke said. "However, our complaint cer- ~Y doesn't point the finger at the chief of police." In a letter he sent Friday to union ~ttomey Jeffrey Epstein, Heinecke wrote, "We have no information the ef of police has contacted any vil Setvice commissioner improp- • C ity officials are s till in the rnccss of asking the Orange Coun- ty District Attorney's office -at the mayor's request -to investigate Hedges' alleged improper actions. Both the mayor dnd city manager were out of town Fnday and weren't av&lable for comment. McDoneU saJd Fnday he appreci- ated the assonal.lon's efforts to set the record straight "It's unfortunate that the mlorma- tton 1mt:JaUy conveyed suggested that I dtd somctlung mdppropriate- ly, • McDoneU sd.ld. "I appreciated them trymg to correct that. They genwnely felt bad that th~ir inlen- ltion)> got rruscorrununicated dfld the ~age il caused .• McDonell added, with cs laugh: •After rcadm9 thf' headline, it's like trying to put the genie back m the bottle." Th<' "rruscommumcat:Jon" report- ,edJy occurred when the association ;asked its attorney to look into 'Whether Hedges contacted mem- bers of the Civil Service Bodfd, after the board exonerated an officer, who was accuted of drinking at a bar while on duly. Tbe police management union ii coocemed if Hedges did contact a board member, that could influence the upcoming beartng of a second police -off:ieer who reporte(Dy was also at the bar. McI>onell sok1 he actually talked to board members after the tint offi- cer's bearing, but solely to get an explanation of why the panel over- turned the disciplinary actions he took against the officer. McDonell had suspended the officeJ; five 10-hour work days, trans- ferred him to the patrol division; and ordered that be undergo a mandato- ry fitness for duty evaluation "to explore issues of chemical depen- dence.• But when the officer appealed to the five-member Civil Service Board, the panel determined the officer did not consume any alcohol while on duty or engage in any mis· conduct. The board called the chief's discipline •unreasonable in view of the offense, the circumstances sur- rounding the offense and the past record of the employee.• • Because the board reversed the chief's deasion, they explained to him why, McDonell said. HI was the individual to impose the discipline so I was excluded from the closed bearing -I couldn't sit in on the presentation of the case,• McDoriell said. "So they said, 'We will sit down and explain this.' It was mdependent of the contact they may have had with the mayor. "I talked to a commissioner - that's no secret,• McDonell said. 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Y ou can be sure Debbie Albright will be quick to sign up for next year's volunteer list, when Newport Beach Country Club hosts the third Toshiba Senior Classic. Albright, a standout golfer and co-captain of the NBCC women's team, had an unforgettable week (to say the least) when the Senior PGA Tour players visited Newport Beach. Albright caddied for television producer Don Davis in the Celebrity Pro-Am on opening day. 1\.vo qays later, she was a last-minute replacement and filled an open spot in the Senior Classic Pro-Am, playing with Bob Charles. Albright and t:harles are both from New Zealand. "Since I played wit}) Bob Charles, I figured I was pretty lucky, so I bought six lottery .tickets that night and won four ?>ut of six numbers, and won §67," said Albright, whose Jo.race women's team finished Jhird overall last fall in Women's 5outhem Califorrua Golf AsiOdation Team Play. The following night, Albright helped with the awards banquet )t the Hyatt Newporter. • Over the weekend, she scored lor the pros during the Senior Classic, including the leaders - Jim Colbert, Lee Trevino and !)ob Murphy -on Saturday. "'That was really a thrill," she ~aid. : On the final day, Albright !cored for Hale Irwin, Bud Allin and Bob Eastwood, who tied a course record with a 64. "A friend of mine, who's also Ji volunteer, asked me, 'Do you still have that four-leaf clover?'" Albright said. : u Jimmy Adams oJ Udo Isle failed to make the cut during the Monday qualifier for the Seniors stop in San Antonio this lveekend. • Adams, a former used car Calesman, played in his first pro ~vent when he qualified for the Senior Classic at NBCC . Adams, 51, a golf instructor at t.ifacArthur Place near South Coast Plaza, came up short in Die Monday qualllier at • .. • • SEE GOLF PAGE 82 • I I I I l I . :.J . PRIORITIES · N o athlete is inunune from illness. Even those with brawny musculature are not exempt from the harsh reality of human nature, which can impose affliction without asking. C::ase in point: Look what happened to Lou dehrig, after whom Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis is named. Chip McKibben, though, wasn't that sick. But last autumn, following an extended period of discomfort, and only days before he was scheduled to leave for the Arco Olympic lraining Center in Chula Vista, the former rowing Chip McKibben has been able to distinguish himself with honors despite serious illness. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot world champion in the eight-man sweeps was diagnosed with the Epstein-Barr virus, which causes infectious mononucleosis and may cause various forms of cancer. Abruptly, McKibben's priority -to qualify for the Olympic Games in Atlanta this year - had been altered. You wouldn't expect the virus to infringe upon a highly trained, dramatically sculptured athlete like McKibben, but it did. You wouldn't expect someone like McKibben, 6-foot-5, 212 pounds, with 7 .1 % body fat who can squat 355 pounds, a member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic quadruple sculls, to get inflicted. high school baseball But he did. "I could walk away and be at peace, because anything else is just gravy," said McKibben, who has recovered enough from his condition to earn a seat on the U.S. Olympic lraining Team in the double sculls, and will fight with about a dozen other boats for one qualifying spot at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Gainesville, Ga., April 10· 14. McKibben, who has been training in Cbula Vista since early January, will leave on • SEE MCKIBBEN PAGE 83 MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y ""OT CdM pitcher 0..d Johnson dellven fro_m tbe iDoand. He also delivered from tbe pl.ale, Including a homer and a double. . Sea Kiri.gs belt I1·vir1e, 11-7 • Corona del Mar pounds out 14 hits, helps throw Sea View League race into a ttinnoil with triumph over Vaqueros. IRVINE -Do~ tt's best hnpreaion ot a bodybuilder, the Cornna del Mai High base· · bell team flexed its collective mUac::le Friday to tie the Sea View LiagUe race up in mots With an 11·7 victoey. • The SM KiDgl (6...&, 3-l) poundicl out five utta bUe hlti ._;; ,tnduding three home runa -while mountmg a 14· bit attack. They mo twned three rmne erron mto runs. Aad; as a ralult OI WOod· bdclge'I s.2 vt~ over Bl "!bro, four teem1,• lJ;w:ludtbg the Sea Kings, are within a halt-game of one another. .This is the second straight game we had 10 hits or more,• said Corona del Mar Coach Joe Koh. •1t looks like the bats are real- ly starting to come around. We were 1truggling there for awhile.• , STANDINGS S.. View LHgue Overall Irvine (5-5-1) El Toro (7-4-1) CdM (M) Woodbridge (5-4) Neiuport (S-5) S. Margarita (4-6) u..,. WLT 3 1 1 3 1 1 3 2 0 3 2 0 1 4 0 1 4 0 Friday's scores Corona del Mar 11, Irvine 7 Santa Margarita 6. Newport O Woodbridge 5, El Toro 2 lUescf.y's Games (3:15) CdM at Woodbridge El Toro at Newport Hllrbor Santa Margarita at lrvlne double play. •1 give them all the credit,. said Irvine Coach Bob Flint w h o s e Vaquerm fell to 5-5-1, 3-1- 1. •But this was one ot thDl8 games for• With two outs in the opening inrdng, the See J(.lng1 bunched Corona made it look easy in the earlY gOing, jumpJmg out to • 5-0 lMd 8ft8r 21/2 innin91. Tbe Sea Kings Would 8Dd • .certng in .wry lnDlng, but tbe mtb wbeli lrViile turned a three .. - a single by first beM!MD Kevin Stuart. iWting ~ Clad Jobnloli'• run-tCcMiDg dDuble and weber Bryu BMr'w RBl- lingla to put tbe Sea KIDgl ahead, 2-0. CclM ... ti 3-0 after two, on a le1doU .._ ~ catcher Chris Wills who came home on a two-out single by center fielder' Royal McMackin. Johnson unloaded a two- run homer, his third of the year, over the right field fence in the third to bring home Stuart, who had singled, making it 5-0. •1bat was a very unfamilia.r sp<>t foi us in terms of getting a big lead.• Koh said. •I think we showed it in the bottom of the inning.· , The Vaqueros loaded the bases with no outs on a single and two walks by Johnson to tbe Nos. 8 and.9 batten. Catch- er &le Sonnenberg then hit a MC:tifiat 0y to deep left to IC.'Ol9 Irvine's first run ol the game. Wlth two outs, JobDloa walked bis thl1d runner ol the lnniDQ to load the buel once mare. Ant •SEE COM PAGE IM Mesa punishes ·AJiso Viejo, 6-1 • Broesamle baffles Wolverines with nifty five-hitter and Mustangs respond in kind defensively. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pflot COSTA MBSA -Funny how fielders' moods change when they're relaxed. Behind right-hander Matt Broesamle, it seemed u if Colta Mesa Hlgh's players had- n't a wony in the world. Baseball waa fun again. • Center fielder Ben Felter ended the game with a dlv'lng, t>aclthanded catch on a llnkiDg fly half in front ol him . • On a low pop-up doWn the third-hue U... ID foW ~ Muatang catcher .Julbii VuqUiZ made a dMng catch to end ttie fifth. • In the third, Mesa shortstop Seth Halverson stayed with a tough bop and made the assist. •1 was just trying to throw strike•, let them hit the ball, and let my defense do the job1 • said Broesamle, whose sparkling per- formance on the mound led the host Mus- tangs to a 6-1 victory over Aliso Niguel on Friday in Pacific Coast League action. Broesamle, 3-1, threw no more than 15 ~ in any inning. He walked nobody and made 22 first-pitch strikes against 27 Wolverine batters, which meant be got AbMd m the count more than 80% of ._ um.. ·n..rs what we've been nUsstng. • Mele Co.Ch DcNg Deats Mid of Broesamle'1 ltltlDHllll .. mg p8rfoimani'e. ·Tbat tabl ill dMt pa a=• oft our teein. It'• a cehb"9 effect. That was the best game we've played since Santa Ana (in the season opener), and it couldn't have come at a better time.• Broesamle made 76 pitches (58 strikes, 18 balls), got ahead to the first 13 hitters he faced and scattered five hits, including infield singles in the second and third innings. "They pit:ked it up and started to hit the first pitch,• said Broeaamle, who gave up three straight llng)es in the fourth inning, leading to AJilo Nig\lel'I o01y .nan, ·u they want to hit tt, ftne. ll'l betW·than a walk.• Uke Deatl aakl, t0meth1Dg about a "cahnlng effect.• • In Brt>elamle'I lnttiAl ~ ~ ot the ,..,. wbm be WIOlbl ... aMmt '° 3.() again.It only OH AllM ~ batter, tbe • • MllA MOE M I I I I I\ ( > \ I , I I I I 11 I ( I \ \I I Men's double sculls ATLANTA July 19-Aug. 4 '96 A continuing series on our .. athletes' quest for Gold deanne hemmens lia rousset HOME S.WEET HOME Kayakers finding out just how sweet it is in and around the waters of Upper Newport Bay . Edjtor's note: DeAnne Hem.mens and Ua Rousset are currently engaged in heavy-duty training in theu attempt to win a berth at the Allanta Game!. This is the first in a series of articles for the Daily Pilot as they continue their endeavors. ,,_ • From DeAnne - T his week has been a busy one, beginning with Lia and I moving in together at the Arco Olympic 1raining Center On Monday, we had blood .,.. tests to determine any nutrition deficiencies; on Tuesday, we tested our VOi. (maximum oxygen intake) on the kayalting ergometer machines; on Wednesday, we had our body fai tests; and Thursday, it was a qwck drive home to Costa M~ to take care of some business. · The Newport Aquatic Center was quiet Thursday morning as I set off for a long paddle - alone for the first time in many weeks. Even during a difficult training session, it always amazes me how beautiful the Newport Harbor can be, albeit ... a drlzzly, gloomy day. -• The best day at Otay Lake in Chula Vista doesn't compare to :' a gray day at home on Ne~ Bay . We'll be back in San Diego on Monday for a very difficult _ week of training, paddling 100 k:llometers-plus on the water. Can't wait. though, actually! a •From Ua ~ stephanie ... ' keefe . • . . . . --------.... -.. ~ -• ·_M ........ ------------~: M....., ..... with 12-1 · ~ewport, C11M set ta make a· .. nm for . . . . triumph . . The Magnificent Seven Mallory Cup ~ •Molli Mullen's second-inning grand slam lights a me and Newport Harbor goes on a tear . ~ • Corona del Mar High's ! frosh-soph volleyball team i gets it done with seven • Both schools earn a bid to High School Nationals after posting impressive marks at last weekerid's Pacific . . . . COSTA MESA -Junior MoOl MuDiD Ol Newport Harbor High ausbed the ftnt pitch of her at-bat in the second~ over the head of Costa Mesa'• center neld- er for a grand slam, as tbe Sailors defeated the host M~, 12-1, Jn a ~ ~ ... Jldday. MallDt tbe "JUW' No. 1 ptt1J;s ~ . i players on its entire squad. . . : More than a few times this season : the referees have been testy in : telliQg Coach John Coast Championships. ~ · played ~ 6lild ID til ~ W a ofteJllltM attack tblil ~ .... ~~ ... by, four~~ : Cunningham he needed to have his : whole team on the floor to start the : match . • "I have to explain that we only have : seven players," said the first-year coach : of the Corona del Mar High frosh-soph eason of hard work and intense training has paid ff for the sailors of Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor high schools, as both teams clinched berths into this year's High School Nationals for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JiD NelliD (four 1W ICliNd). ..... Tallef (cm, lqlQ ad-... Ml= run) illDWtwobltlbNMwpmt Mullea bad._ IBI. : volleyball team. "I usually get a stunned : look and something like, That's it?' : "Well, that's ill• : While most of the teams the Sea : Kings compete against have at least the Mallory 1Tophy. : At the Pacific Coast : ·wew bed Iii• nm -... ..-;1'11t 1leYar a ~ ~· bidli ,._ I a Coach MIU MlillllD 9ald; "1'blra 11ae ,_ one in lecait--.y." : twice as many players on their roster, : CdM is making by with one over the : minimum Championships last weekend, : Newport Harbor finished second : -sealing the spot it had held all : season -and CdM finished : sixth, allowing the Sea Kings to : It was 8llo MGm Mullm'l ent laalDilna in b1gb KhoOl .cm.11 : Outsid~ hitter Gib Reese is the only : sophomore among freshmen on the : squad. He shares duties with Ryan : Meeks and Ryan Wunz. : Morgan Jackson and Mark Rowe edge out Point Loma by .5 ! Mullen's slalil ignited a leYell·nm eec- on~ inning for Newport Harbor (7-')• wbicb beat Costa Mau p1tcher NDd Mc&-· gomery. The Sailon open Sea View Leegue action on 1\ieidey at El Toro (3:15 p.m.). : team up as middle blockers and Mike : Jackson (no relation to Morgan or the : other Michael Jackson) and Brandon points. : Hosted by Mission Bay Yacht : Club, the 19 teams experienced perlect sailing conditions, with shifty breezes of 8-to-10 filling in predominantly from the west. The regatta featured 14 races, six in the 'A' Division and five in the 'B' Division on Saturday, and eight in the ·A' and nine in the 'B' on Sunday. Newport Harbor sailed Mandy McDonnell and Alison Newport Harbor, wbicb baC! 18UCID highs tn runs and bits, also recelWd a llel- lar pitching performance fmm NelMD., who allowed only two bits in her route- going eUort. She struck out three and. walked three. Mullen's bases-loaded homer widl DO outs ICOl'ed Ne.lien, 1laDey ad PalMld. Mullen added an RBI lbigl9 ID tbe tbtnl. •This WU one of tbmll dui.' Mlkit Mullen laid.. 11Sometiam,.. .... ~ COiia Miia IUgb's KdlllD adilllolm dtiDbs tlae '*Ider : Crosby are the setters. Mike Jackson is : the team captain. : So far this team has been the : Magnificent Seven, pushing out to a 9-2 : start (21-4 in games). They've faltered in : their last two matches, but it could have : been from lack of oxygen as much as : anything else. : At last weekend's one-day, frosh-soph : volleyball ~ent at University Hill in -~ Division, who sailed to Hurd in their fleet behind Torrey Pines skipper Tyler Pruett and University of San Di~o skipper : when thtngS go very, Ver/ ........ .... times you haVe days wbm tblDgl go~. very b9d; Wei. tbil wu om d ._ c1aJ1 wheD MWf~ went ftlf•.~--us, ADd ""' YSy bad for ........... the c.u. ms~ Wini aar ..,.., . to pull ID tbe lbrow, bat Newport Harbor's Mindi Alfoid slides In ~blPrldays DOaleagae sollball .... lbeSallon w.n all smDes with • 12-t vidDI}', Dd atrtpt.~1 pM 1r :Jill N._ Is all ' n.,toO,•lba : High, the Sea Kings went 4-0, winning : all eight of their games in the 21-team : field. : They went into the playoff round as : the co-No. 1 seeds, but fell to Laguna' : Hills, 15-9. to finish in fifth place. It was : the team's first loss of the season. Jeff Marsh. • In the 'B' DlVlsion, Brian : Newport Harbor has DOW bM'9D CGlta Mesa tbree ~ in a row. •1at ads WM the first 0De ever th4t WU tJm ~ • Mullen said. •we beat them tat ,...-. 13- 12, in a tournament during Easter, so I think they wanted some revenge.• , ............. .., : ·w e rotate our three outside hitters, : but all of our other players are in every : minute of every game," Cunningham Bissell, Patrick Hogan and : ......... , ....... ID •crow-liop• olf ttiemouDd~ her pttchtDg Heather Porter shared the • skippering duties, while Cryssa Byers and Kassy Thompson switched off as crews. Hogan and Thompson sailed dil incredible 3-3-2-3-1-1-2, helping to gamer a second-place tiniila for the team in the d1viSion. ~e Reicher and Justin Reeyes sailed 'A' Division for CdM, keeping consistent scores throughout the series to finish iuotb. 'B' Division sailors Mike Bdrton and Robbie Rader finished just five points out of Uurd, helping their team to slip ahead of Point Loma in the overall standings. In the final results, Cd.M finished in fifth overall, but Torrey Pines, which finished in fourth, is ineligible to compete in the. Nationals because is has an eighth-grade skipper on the team. ~Mlith the PCC's counting for 70% of the rankings, the real ~W,e for the four spots came dq_wn to the 14 races held last w&elcend. "Of the 19 schools which COJJ!Peted in the event, 10 sdiools were in contention for a~. Newport Harbor has bid an extremely consistent sGn, with a win at the AmlJater Regatta, a third at the Bowl Regatta and a fourth e Card1Dal Regatta, scores ~tty much guaranteed the ~ spot at the Nationals. :::at.M. with it.I young team, ...,.iso able to stay fairly ci'iii1ttent wlth a sixth at the Anteater and an eighth at the (91naJ, but tt WAI the Sea 1 tnaedible second-place at the Role Bowl that placed them in caDtion. ~ewport Harbor) sailed up to.JnY ~Uons," Coach J--Malm said, Mand (CdM) s4lld above my ~Uons. It \41) great weekend for my • NONLEAGUE Newport ....... 12. c....e. ..... , Newport ~rbor 171 03 -12 12 3 Costa Mesa 000 01 • 1 2 l Nelsen Mld Gosselin; Montgomery, Bljenjan (5) and Chisholm. w. Nelsen, 2-0. L. MontgOmef'y. HR -Mullen (NH). sequence. t£AH HOGSTEN I DAILY Pl.OT Giants rally to take 7 -6 win : said. "It hurt us at the tournament. : ·we were looking forward to a : trophy, but the kids ran out of gas and it : all hit the fan at once. I was tired just : from watching." : Under the tourn.ament format, the : games were played as quickly as • possible. All 21 teams played four pool games, followed by the playoff round. The whole tournament was over within nine hours. Last Tuesday, CdM opened its Sea Po Ny Acri 0 N View League season with a two-game • loss to Woodbridge -a team they beat : in tournament pool play. : Was Cunningham surprised by the NEWPORT BEACH -The Mets rallied · : loss? • fromfo d t ed th Gi 7 YOUTH SPORTS CORONA DEL MAR -In Newport East Pony. • . . • ur runs own o ge e ants, -League action on Wednesday, the Cardinals, behind : Well. my te~ ran a lot m practice, : 6• in extra innings Saturday in Newport the strong pitching of southpaw David Knecht and : to say the least: . : Beach Little League Major Division play. g6(;~~iunzer sparked the rally with a three hits each by Carlo Perea and Jonathan : While Cd.M ~ short m numbers, .. : . ~osb Bradbury pitched six strong Schrank, improved th.,,; .. l"""'gue-leading record to 4_ •• Cunningham. thinks they have tradition : mrungs and Matt Newcomb pitched the s~gle up the middle, followed by hits by ~ ""'"' th ir sid : seventh to get the win for the first-place TTistan Harris, Russell, Billy Taormina and 1 with a 15-4 victory over the Dodgers. : on,, e e. . : Mets (4-1). Danny Stone. The Dodgers opened with three runs in the top of : All the teams are really good m the : Blake Reilly, Josh Bradbury, Alex Courtney Conwell, who singled, the first on three consecutive hits, followed by a : Sea Vlew League, but what helps us at : Northridge, Jack Ukrapina and Bobby scored the only run for the Cardinals (3-t ). Michael Hayes double. Knecht then settled down to : Corona del Mar is we come from a : Messenger had key hits in the Mets' Phlllles 9, Cubs 7 retire the side. : volleyball background," he said "That's : comeback. K.C. Rawlins and Devon Hunt Catcher Clark Fonda led the hitting 'fhe Cards came back with two runs in their half : what helps the beach dties a bit. : had strong defensive games. attack as the Phillies used some aggresive . of the first, with a two-run single to left by Perea the : "li you didn't know how to play : Matt Boyce had three hits and drove tn base running to beat the Cubs (1-4). first of his six RBI for the game. The Dodgers added : volleyt>ap in Corona del Mar when I was : three runs for the Giants (3-3). Brandon Kurtz was impressive tn bis a run in the top of the third to go ahead, 4-2, a lead ! a kid you were an oddball." : In other games: first start of the year. Defensively, the they held unW the bottom of the fourth, when the : Corona and perennial powerhouse : Doelger 5, Jledl 3 Phillies (3-1) were led by Mark Aguilar's Cards fought back with four runs to take the lead, 6"". : Huntington Beach met earlier this : Brandon Sherrick-Odom put in a fine catch of a line drive with the bases loaded Danny Prosser led off the inning with a single to : season, with both teams coming in : pitching perf onnance and several out-and a nice catch in right by Vince Taormina. right, followed by Schrank's single to left. David : sporting unbeaten records. The Sea : standing defensive plays by RemJ Viada Phlllles 7, ltedJI 1 Mittman reached on an error to load the bases. Perea : Kings won the match two games-to-one, : helped the Reds (2-4) stay close. First baseman had two hits, including a chipped in with a line-drive, two-run single to left, : winning the third game, 15-13 .. ! Patrick Tokuyama's double off the left double, and made some good plays on followed by nm Northup's two-run single to center. : •They have such a strong volleyball : field wall and key hits by Kevin Mand.Das defense for the Phillies, who played a The Dodgers failed to score in the fifth and the : team with six guys on their bench,• : and Clay Bousema proved the difference Tuesday game with the Reds. Cards ended the game with nine runs in the bottom : Cunningham said. "There program is so : for the Dodgers (3-2). Fonda, once again came through with of the fifth on bits by Perea, ..... Chris Vandermolen, ! strong. That was a huge win tor us.• : Braves 5, Cardinali t two hits and two RBis and shortstop Billy Kabir Thind and Prosser. : Cunningham. now 30 1s a 1984 ~ an;:g ~~~i:.~ six solid 1nnings, ;a:: ~~~~~rtwt:en: ~~:::ig a':ct1fo:'t! Knecht pUched a complete game for the Cards : Corona grad who~ up playing : The games was tied, 1· t, unW the sixth Cornett combing on a two-hitter for the with eight strikeouts and 00 walks to earn his third : beach volleyball. Although, he never ! inning when the Braves (3-3) broke the Phillies. win of the season. Miclde McLung had two doubles ! played high school ball. : and a single for the Dodgers, now 1-3. : 'I wasn't IIJlait enough to play :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!volleyball.•hesaid.•Iwutoobusy ! GQLf of volunteers, Anderson is hosting a Senior their driving distance, take strokes of1 their ! IW'fing.• : Classic Volunteer Tournament on Mond4y game, prevent injuries and improve ! He joined the Sea Kings Just bef<n : at 10 a .m., the first of two, because of the concentration. : the 16810D started at tbe urging of his ! CONTINUED FROM 81 overwhelming number of volunteers during Carrido, fonner Mr. California (now ! long-time friend, Hadley Carpenter, who : the event (an estimated 850). retired from bodybuilding), trains : coa.ches ~e N team. ! Woodlake Country Club in San Antonio. a professional golfers on how to strengthen : I can t believe how mature these : He earned $910 for h1S three-round their game wtth fitness and nutrltlonal ! kid.I are,• Cwmingbam teid. •l•ve -! effort of 11-over 224 at NBCC, or $120 Eatanda High'• goU team now hal ltl principals. ,. : coached men'1 IOftball before -that's : more than Chi Chi Rodriguez. own trainer and nutritionist, fitness expert Carrldo ba.1 a book and video on the : mOlt of my coaclUng upertence. These ! For Adams, who never played on the John Carri.do. subject, entitled •Pttnea Approach to E kids are ~ mahil9 tba.n the men. : PGA Tuur, thiJ week in Texas was his fifth "He's teaching our players about proper Power GoU," that ts expected to bit the : ~~ 1...: ! Monday qualifier, making the cut only weightlifting, stretching, exerdle and market next week. E ~ ... ..,, ~w numben actually WOl'U : once. nutrition for golf," B.U.nda Coach Art Some ot the local standouts Carri.do bu : to tbe team• advantage In one r.pect. Q Peny said. "We'll use it 1n the off-teaoo muned lndude senc:ti Cotter, NBCC : They get to prec:tiw .gaiDlt the JV ,-" · and durlng the seuon." wom4tn't c:bamj>ion, and Natalie King, : teem • . : Jeny And9noa. N'ICC Vice President : and General Manager, said he's still ~three : feet Ol1 the ,ground• following the Se.i\lor ! CaNic, whim wu hotted by hlt club. • In an ed of appreciation to the bund..redl .1 ,.... , ~ Carrtdo, a former Eltallda balketball Mesa Verde women's ehamplon. ! "HacDey ...ny ~ • lot d player, ls an amateur golfer who loWered __......__.... ...... _... ___ _..__ _ __;.. __ ~ : ~In tbe lddl. • <:-i""'llWn h1I handicap to single digttl iri IMI than : Mid. •Ke WM a trtple-A bMdl ~ three yean, convtnced that thfoUgh • MCMllD ...., cu, got# e:oturm ~ : pays (the top ~. He bM tbe pbyalca.1 conditioning, golf en can lnaeaae llPP.M"I .-Y lh.ridly. • uplltile. • . . T I I I .. Chip McKibben (front) continues to do the thing he loves best, despite a bout with Epstein-Barr virus. MCKIBBEN CONTINUED FROM 81 Sunday for Gainesville to engage in early preparation. The double sculling winner -and only the winner -will advance to the Olympic Qualifier in Switzerland in June. It's that cut and dry at the U.S. Olympic nials. •1t•s harder than ever to make it on the Olympic team,· said McKibben, a Balboa Island resident and former Corona del Mar High basketball standout. •They've cut two events, or six seats, which is about 50% of our team, to make room for ball- room dancing and mountain bike riding." McKibben, though, feels fortunate to be healthy enough to row. A former Orange Coast College rower who was part of the first American crew to compete in China in 1985 under OCC Coach Dave Grant, McKibben was forced to change disciplines earlier this year, moving from the celebrated eight-man sweeps to the double sculls. ·1 struggled (with my health) at the end of last summer and I couldn't figure out what was going on, because I was getting really sick,• he said. Last fall, McKibben visited Dr. Ken Cooper in Dallas, Texas, a renown sports doctor. That's when it was determined he had Epstein-Barr. •or. Cooper said to take the first three weeks off, but I didn't feel any different, and it turned into two months," McKibben said. M It came to a point where I feared ... well, I wasn't going to quit. I was either going to go down (to Chula VLSla) and give it a good shot or I was not going to go at all. I figured I've b.ad a real good career, and I think I can still be competitive, it was just unfortunate it happened this year in an Olympic year.• McKibben was originally slated to leave • "My closest friends keep asking, 'How are you doing?' Wen, I'm doing wen. They. think it's such a devastating tfilng. They watch the· Wide World of Sports on television and they se~ the ski jumper tan off the slope anCl they think that's me. I But that's not the wey it is ... " -CfillP MCKIBBEN •• for the Arco Olympic Thaining <:enter last Oct. 30. He didn't arrive until Jan. 4. •1t looked like I needed to change my discipline or I would never get on line for the Thals, • he said. •(Switching boats) gave me a chance to take more time off during the day. It was like going from indoor volleyball to beach volleyball; it's the same sport, but you practice different. 'Tm glad I got a chance to go to the lrials and at least give it a shot.• McKibben, who will be 31 during the Olympics, and his partner, 25-year-old Brad Layton of Indiana, were designated as the fastest double sculls on Feb. 15. McKibben, a former UC Berkeley crew member, has competed in virtually every discipline of rowing. He was a member of the U.S. Olympic quadruple sculls, which finished eighth, at the '92 Barcelona Games, and rowed for the U.S. on the world championship eight-man sweeps in '94. In sculling, each rower uses two oars; only one oar is used per rower in the sweeps. MI was disappointed, but not discouraged,· McKibben said or his shift from the swee~ to the sculls. "1bis is athletics, and athletes understand that. It's very bard to perceive failing on the out- side, like it's the agony of defeat. But it's not defeat. l had been pushing the threshold for so long, and had been a world champion two years ago, my coach (Mike Spracklen) said I've got to listen to my body and maybe slow down. "My closest friends keep asking, 'How are you doing?' Well, I'm doing well. They think it's such a devastating thing. They watch the 'Wide World of Sports' on television and they see the ski jumper fall off the slope and they think that's me. But that's not the way it is.• In health or sickness, this is McKibben's last attempt for an Olympic marriage. The quest is the same in the eight-man sweeps as it is in double spills. Both band down gold medals to the winner in Atlanta. •1 certainly feel my age now," McKiQJ:>en said. MI have to be much smarter about how I approach it. I can't go day to day and pound it, I have to be tactical and pick and choose when I shine.• John Hansford McKibben Il has had setbacks before. 1Wice, he almost quit rowing. He was an OCC crew coach in 1993. But the following year, he was back in a boat, rowing on the third seat for the U.S. sweeps. His final competitive race could come next month in Gainesville. McKibben hopes there will be more. SATURDAY, MARCH 30. 1996 I swimming Eagles boys, girls romp COSTA PvlESA .. The E5fAncia Higb boys and gtr1rsWfm teamr- probab1y wish they could take ob SaddlebaCk every meet. At least that was the way the scenarios played out Friday as the girls won in a rout, 128-32, and the boys won 108-60. The girls (2-4-1) won six of the eight individual events and swept all three relays. Aileen Bennett led the way, winning the 100-and 200-yard freestyle in 1:01.2 and 2:16.2, respectively. Her time m the 100 was a person.al best. One of several top marks set by the Eagle girls in the meet. Bennett also swam legs on the winning 200 medley and the 200 tr~ relay teams. .._I.I. Hollie Fassnacht won two events with personal bests in both the ~ ) butterfly (1:15.1) and the 500free (6:33.6). She also swam the 200 meo-.... ley relay and anchored the 400 free relay. ~ Jessica Harri.son won the 200 individual .medley (2:56.5) Meghan Williams won the 100 backstroke in a personal best of 1:12 .. The boys (3-4), did not lose a single event in beating Saddleback. The Eagles' 200 free relay team of Chad Bollenbach, John Jess\Q\ Matt Hoss and Mark Stephens won in 1:34.7 -just 0.5 off qualityit)g• for CIF. Bollenbach took the 100 free (51.6) and the 200 free (2:01.9) an • anchored the 200 medley relay and led off in the 200 free relay • Eric Wayman won the 200 IM (2:21.4) and the 500 free (5:43.5) and anchored the 400 free relay. t -;f • \9 . Mark Stephens also won two events, the 100 butterfly (1:00.6) aBCP .,. the 100 backstroke in a personal best of 1:01.7 . He swam legs on the 200 free and 200 medley relays. ... _ Jessup won the 50 free (24.0) and Bret Toboada won the 100 brea!rt-- stroke (1 :15.5). llOYS &Uinda 109, ~ 60 200 medhy reley ·1. Esund11 (les.wp, Wwyrnan. Stephern. Bollenti.ch). 1 52.4 200 fNe 1. Bollent>.ch (E). 2:01 .9; 2. C.mtos (S), 2· 15.0; 3 Colchlldo (S). 2 28.8 200 IM -1. W11yman (E), 2:2l.4; 2. J. V11tquu (S), 2.27.2; 3. H Veiquez (S), 2.34 0. SO fr9e · 1. Jessup (E). 24.0; 2. Hoss (E), 24.1, 3. ~r (S), 24.7 100 fly · 1 Stepheni (E), 1:00.6; 2. Roy (S), 1:07 2. 3. Jessup (E). 1.08 0 100 fNe · 1 Bollertbech (E), 51 .6; 2. Hoss (E), 56 0, 3. Kasper (S), 57 4 500 fNe -1. Weym11n (E). 5:43.5, 2. Roy (S), S.56 6, 3 Gonzalu (S), 6 14 2 200 fNe relay · 1. Esanaa (Bollenbact\ Jessup, Hou. Stephens), 1 34 7 100 bedt · 1 Stephens (E). 1:01.7; 2. Sensten (S), 1 13.81. 3 Gonzalez (S). 1 14 7 100 iw-t · 1 Tabiooadil (E), 1:15.5. 2 Gonulez (5). 1:1B.5, 3 uulk1n (El 1 21 0 400 free relay 1 Esuncia {HC>Sl, Johnson. lino De Costa, Wo11ym1n). 3 S8 7 GIRLS &tllnda 121. ~ 32 200 medley reley -1. Estancia (Wllllams, Fnno. Fassnacht. Bennett), 2 13 6 200 fNe · 1. Bennett (E), 2'16.2; 2. Brooks (E). 2·35 O; 3 Carnett (E). 2 45 7 200 IM -1. HMrkon (E), 2:56.5; 2. SlllCk (E). 3 07.7, 3. De La Jara (E). 3 07 7 50 free -1. Seki (5), 29.6; 2. Williams (E), 30 O; 3 Tsu)o (E), 30 6. 100fty· 1 Fassnacht(E), 1:15.1;2. Frono(E), 1·160; 3 Nelos(E), 130B 100 fNe · 1. Bennett(E), 1:01.2. 2. Sl«lc (E) 1 10 9, 3 8roolts (E). I 12 1 500 free· 1 Fmnad'ot (E}, 6:33.6; 2 Nelos (E), 7 15 4, 3 Moilxf>eld (E). 7 16 I 200 "-relay 1 Estancia (Wilharm, H1rnt0n, Frono, 8enoet), 1 S7 1 100 bedt · I Will111ms (E), 1:12.5; 2. Mufteld (E). 1 22.2, 3 De La Jar (E). 1 27 1 100 ~ · 1 Sellt (S), 1:25.8; 2 Fnno (E), 1 26, 3 TSUJi (E), 1 31 2 400 fNe relay · 1 Estanci11 (Brooks, Maxfield, Tsu11. Fassnacht), 4 47 4 . . ". I If .... , . .......... , -..... t • .. ,. • • -.. .... . . -.. .,),. ... -111+ OCC women extend conference streak to 1 o~: ... ..., MISSION VIEJO -The Orange COQSt College women's swimmm~" team handled Saddleback, 173-125, and Rancho Santi.ago, 189-30, in-:..:. a double dual Orange Empire Conference meet Friday at Saddle-·-· .... back's pool. ..... The men split their two dual meets, beating Rancho, 159-64, w~· dropping a, 112-100, decision to host SaddJeback. ,:,~. The women's victories upped the Pirates' conference dual meet ·• :."':.. winning streak to 105. -~-: OCC's Rori Rangel won the 100-yard individual medley (1:04 49} and the lOQ freestyle (55.69), while teammate Htlary Cox doubled in .~ the 500 free (5:23.29) and the 200 free (2:01.30) ..,-:;,. Newport Harbor High product Carey Read topped the field in ~ .... '! 100 breaststroke and joined Cox on the victonous 200 medley relay ~ team. Michelle Maloney (50 butterfly) was also an individual winner f<M' ..... the Pirates. .:: Wisnu Wardhana led the way, winning the 200 IM (2:09.22), 200 · ~"..! butterfly (1:58.54), the 200 breaststroke (2:19.20) ... " ' Andy Snelgrove, formerly of Newport Harbor High, won the 50 ·•-• and 100 free in 23.0 and 51.67, respectively ·. ', C.J. Johnson took the 500 and 1,000 free m 5.13.28 and 10:59.18, respectively. ~:-'' Chris Vinciguerra won both diving events, taking the one-meter·~~·~ (180.3 points) and the three-meter (160.3) '"" .,~ ... ~ . . BRIEFS -... · ... "' CdM nets 14-4 victory over Cat~:~· CARPIN1ERIA -Corona del Mar Hlgh's No. 3 doubles team of senior ~J , Shukla and junior Reza Jahangui swept fu help the Sea Kings earn a llfsr'\O nonleague tennis victory Friday at Cate. · "''" Shukla and Jahangiri pa;ted 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 t:mnnphs for the Sea Kings (6'~1 • who will remain in Santa Barbara Countv to take on Santa Barbara High t~ a.an. ... "' a.. 4 • ! sar,..: TUrldcto (CdM) clef. ChandelkMff. f>.1, df!f Hong. 6-2. clef Kin'\ f>.1, Dent (<'.dM) won. f>.1. 6--\,§i\..., Shlmllrdl (CdM) lost ()-6. 1-6, 1-6. • ~ c..ppe4k>Miller (<'.dM) df!f 5mlth-PWMipi. 6-.t. clef Mortl.v'd-Ho. fKI, clef ~ ~ C'*'-) Oqn (CdM) won. 6-2. 6--0, lost 3--6; Slwki..llhlng<n (CdM) won. f>..2. f>.2. &-4 Sea Kings capture 8-4 softball win over Santa Ana':~N CORONA DEL MAR -Linda Van NOtUAGUE '"'"' ' Hook and Erica Greene who trans-Corona de! .._I. s... Ana• •' iv't ' . . SanUAni 100 030 0 • 4 ~4~ ferred to Corona del Mar High this Coron• del M11r 003 soo ,. -s 'J.v1i~ season led the soft?all team Friday to ~1~Mor~~v.n~~ .... a 8-4 nonleague wm over Santa Ana. ~ Van Hook had a two-run double and thr~ RBl while Greene picl(~ up her-third win in four decistons by pitching a four-hitter. Van Hoo and Greene came over from Calvary Chapel this season. Van Hook's double put the Sea Kings up 3-1 after four. She addecf "' another RBI when CdM bunched three hits and three Santa Ana intb'l ' · five-run fourth inning. Hayden Aley had a two-run single in the i.nni1f,.g"'"' LOCAL S CHEDULE NeWJ>Ort Harbor girls humble Irvine, 94-38 IRVINE -Newport Harbor High junior Autumn Puro won the 200 and 400 meten and ran on both winning relay teams to help the Sanon earn a 94-38 Sea View Leegue track and field victory Fri- day at Irvine High in a meet rained out Thunday. Junior M .E. Cayton won the long jump, triple jump and 100 hwdlel, while Laura Wilson, who continue1 to be hampered by a sprained ankle, topped the field in the shot put and discus. Newport Coach Eric 1\veit, however, was also eager to praise the work of 1ophomore Katie ~. who added second· Place sboWtngl in the 1~ and trtpae Jumpl to her high Jump. •w.·r.~ )Ult getting her Into .-other events belid• the blgll Jump and her llUd ID tM ..._ ·(33~}•'2) ... abOut a tbrM- fOot ..... wviliDailD ens mr ~- -...... Wiii '!Wilt. who Uo ..,_. '*=t frwttnwn spnnt· • ..... Zlbp,. wmn.1n tbe 10Q before anchoring the victorious .(00 relay. Harbor improved to 3- t, 2-0 in league. In the boys meet, Newport received strong perlormances from Shane Reese (personal bests in winning the shot and discus), Chuck Loo (winning the t 00 high hurdles and the trlple jump and second bi ~ 300 hurdles) and 1<>phoniore discus thrower Eddie Clarke (second). lbe Vaqueros, however, came away with an 8'- 46Winto dropthe1Us to t-3, 0-2. 80YI .... M....,_...,..,. ... \ Mnnl •• 11.1; 1. Wlllllmt (I). 1 u . J l.MIH. H:J -• ;, MftN a U t; 1. 1.M (NH). lU; J, Glf'dlA JU. •·tMltG , .... DJ; 2.f.ibl(l'H, 5'1~ •"'"' --1 .... ~n Hl.22. ..... l:"-1...... ,, "99·1, .. C:JU:l ....... 11). .. ,,, I.~ ....,. .... , '81~ 1~2..., .. 1~J. ~~ 1H1.~(I; ,,~, °".&:.~.Gh ... 7.~ ...... (l).«17,J ., . ., ...... t, ............ · ' m row:."'"" ... ' SATURDAY • llASBAU. College -Cal State Dominguez Hills at Southern Callfomla College, 1 p.m. Convnunlty college • Orange Coast at Fullerton, noon . •S.W••G High school glm -Corona del Mar, Newport Harl>or, .EstaOO. at OF Relays Finals It Belmont Piaza. 7 p.m . ·~ College men -Point Loma Nazarene at Southern Callfomla College, 2 p.m. College women -Point Loma Nazarene It 5ou'them California Col- lege, noon. High school boys • C0t0N del M ... It s.nta B.attNlra, 11 a.m. .. f!lllDAn COUNIS ~ Lodllir • 2 bOltl, 11 ~ 26~-. 1JI tcUlpln. 3 blecbmlth perd\, 14 rockflth. . 26 ~, wt.lelftlt1. •• •"" ....... J boetl.. ........ , toWald. J2t roc:dlh. 19 Qlko btll. 42 bOntto. t ~4 ........ R~ fttt\ IO I*.-pMt\ 40 ..-w. • 11WX ~AELD College men and women · Southern California College at UC Riverside Invitational, 10 a.m. Community college men and women • Orange Coast at UC San Diego Open, 9a.m. High school boys and girts • ~ Harbor at Tl'abuco Hiiis lnvitatioN , 10a.m. • SOF1Ul.L College -Point Loma Nazarene .t Southern C'.allfomla conege, 10 am. ·~ Colhlge "'*' and women -Orange Coast lit SM Olego Oew Oa.k. a a.m Santa Margarita plays R)e rude host en route to Sea View League baseball victory. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA - Garrett Nuzum could get a complex. For the second straight ~riday, the Newport Harbor High left-hander pitched impressively enough to win, but found little support and even less good fortune. Thls time. it was host Santa Margarita . . ... which came away with a 6-0 Sea View League baseball verdict, behind an impressive pitching performance of US own. One week ago, ~uzum dueled Corona del Mar's Chad Johnson to a 1-1 tie·througb eight-plus innings, in a game Johnson and the Sea Kings won, 2-1, in 10. •That's the best we've seen a guy pitch against us all season,• Santa Mar- garita Coach Tip Lefebvre said of Nuzum, who was victimized by three errors and additional defensive sloppi- ness in a five-run fourth that gave Eagles' senior right-hander Craig Harrison all he needed. Harrison required only 67 pitches (47 strikes) to two-hit the Sailors, improving to 2-0 and earning the hosts'· first Sea View triumph in five games. He faced I .--._. ' .. I . ' • 1 I ' ty of nonsupport, 6-6 1 only one mote than the minimum, help- ing limit the game to a scant 80 minutes. •Their guy d,id a good job,• Newport Coach Jim Kiefer said of Harrison. •tte threw strik~s and challenged us. I thought we were a little timid at the. plate." Kiefer also described the Sailors (5-5, 2-3 in league) as flat. •1 don't think we were prepared to play; attack, rather than be attacked. Baseball's a tunny game. Some days you're really focused ariC! others, you have to find a way to get yourself into the game. Today, we never found a way to do that. "But give Santa Margarita credit. They made some great defensive plays behind (Harrison). They did what we wanted to do." Nuzum got what he wanted -a fOU• tine grounder -to open the Santa Mar-- garita fourth. but the ball found its way through an infielder's legs to kick start the Eagle rally. Nuzwn pounced on a would-be saai- fice bunt to get the lead runner at second, but a stolen base and a single broke the scoreless tie. Another single followed to put runners on the comers and an errant pickoff throw to third plated the second run. A double and single drove in addi- tJonal runs and the hosts (4-6, 1-4) added an insurance tally in the sixth. • Newport's Paul Jones blooped an opposite-field single to right to open the fourth and Harbor's Br~don Scbieppati dropped a shallow fly ball under the glove of a diving left fielder in the sixth. Nuzum finished with seven strikeouts. •'(Nuzum) .. deceptive,. u febvre! saJd. •ffe doesn't have tbe OYWpOWering futbell. but he mtses his i*Cbes and• throws strikes. He did a greet job today.• ' Harri.son walked one and allowed just two Sailon to reach second bate, the first on a fielder'• choice and an error in the third and the second on Sbieppeti's dou- ble. A caught stealing and a double play on a, line drive to the center fielder kept bis efficiency at a near-perfect level. "When he throws well, he's around the p1ate," Lefebvre ~d. SEAVIEW~• s.rt.a Mwprita .. Newport ........ 0 Newport Harbor 000 000 0 -0 2 3 Santa Margarita 000 501 x • 6 8 1 Nuzum and Jones; Harrlsoo and Santoni. W - Harrison, 2-0. L • Nuzum, 2-2. 29 • Parlt~r (SM), Schleppati (NH). Eagles discover the dreaded '10' • Laguna Beach posts 8-1 victory, dropping Estancia to 0-10 for the season, 0-5 in league play. By Roger Carlson, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -It is a -word which is often linked to near-per- fect ... "10." But at Estancia High where the baseball team continues to strug· gle in Pacific Coast League com- petition, "10" has no place in the dictionary following Friday after- noon's 8-1 loss to visiting Laguna Beach. For the record, and until they can get the monkey oil their col- lective backs, it'll be the focal point of their frustration, it was the 10th straight loss for the win- less Eagles, who fell to 0-5 in league play. STANDINGS •we really don't have a lot to say," continued Millard: "I know this, we aren't offering any excus- es." count, but Laguna Beach. with doubles by Justin Berti and Teo Moore and a triple from Aaron Whitfield, erupted for four runs in the third to push it to 5-0 and the handwriting was on the wall. Estancia tried to bounce back in the bottom of the third, but could only get one run after a base hit by Juan Ortiz and walks to Marlo Romo and Abel Flores loaded the bases with one out. Starting pitcher Steve Baker picked up the RBI with a ground- out to short, and Laguna Beach starter Chris LeToumeau got the third out on a strikeout Ortis finished the day 2 for 3, which was the majority of Estanda's offensive output The Eagles left runners strand- ed in every inning, nine in all, but only in the third did it appear they had a chance at a big inning. PMlfk c.o.st ....... ........ llNdl .. &tanda 1 • MARC MARTIN I DAllY PILOT "We're not doing anything dif- ferently than we have in the past,• muttered assistant coach Ken Millard as Coach Paul noxel held court with his team in left field following the game. Estancia entered wijh the identical starters as it opened the '96 campaign, if nothing else cer- tainly a vote of confidence from the Eagles' coaching staff. Laguna Beach 104 201 0 • S 8 1 Estancia 001 000 0 -1 4 4 • A sliding Royal McMaddn makes It by the tag attempt of Irvine Hlgb's Joey O"Toole to no : avall as Sea King team.mate Chris Carey ls called out on strikes. Below, Kevin Stuart scores. • ' :COM '• ' I CONTINUED FROM 81 • baseman Shaun Wooley made him pay, smashing a two-run single to left to cut the lead to 5- 3. Ml was getting a little bit wor- ried there," Koh said. "The whole time we had the lead I didn't feel safe. Irvine is such a good offensive team.• • McMackin put a kink in i 1! Irvine's comeback by powering a 0-1 fastball over the right field _ wall, his second of the year, for a 6-3 Sea King lead through four. "That one hurt us a lot," flint said. MThe next inning we just couldn't get anything funda- mentally done properly." Bear opened the fifth with a single to center and moved to second when the ball was jug- • gled. Right fielder Reuben Gulledge then laid a bunt down the first -base line which the catcher tossed into right field to put runners at the comers. Gulledge stole second and both runners came home on a two-run, pinch-single by Paul MacMillan. Left fielder Ryan Achterberg, who struck out his first two at-bats, put the finishing touch- es on the inning, hitting his third home run of the season, off the scoreboard in left to make it 10·3. Johnson, who pitched six innings, moved to 5- 1 on a day when he struggled with his control. He went deep into the count on two thirds of the batters he faced, serving up some high fastballs that were smoked for three doubles. He also walked six while striking out three. "This was his worst outing of the year," said Koh. "But this may end up being really good for him. He learned that he can still do it when he doesn't have bis best stuff." llaillng 11-5, Irvine made it interesting in the seventh with 11 · ~ailors take lrvine in f otir ' f.Newport 2-0 in league. • • : IRVINE -The Newport Harbor High tloys volleyball team capped an impres- &lv" opening week of Sea View League Jlay Friday, handling host Irvine, 15-9, 15- ~ 14-16, 15-8. ; ~e win improves the Sailors to 3-t, but dwast importantly 2-0 in league, after talc- ~g care of m Toro Tuesday . . 1. ~.~ was a big week for us,• said ~ Co4ch Dan Glenn, who received Sila.ticed contribution. against the Vaque- ~. led by senior middle block.er Wes ftadorek'a 14 kills and sophomore setter 1"8vil Nelson's•& assists. • •1 think Santa Margarita and Corona lSdl Mar are probably a step above every- qie elle.Jn the 1"9'\le right now. The oth- ff four team.t a.re all pretty even, so every wm ii big. r don't think Irvine played one ft Its better ID4tches." Brian Pox and Cameron Black added Jnht kil1t for the 'IVs, while Bl1c Bern.bard ~Cf Matt Caldwell added m apiece for Harbor. •,;•Scott Archbold also came off the to belp UI tonlgbt1 • Mid Glenn, Who leaMd. to t4U th.I.I week'• momeotum 1\181day'I Back Bey abowdown with CdM. : "'lb.ti wu e big win for us, but our Jddl :51mert eno..agb to know they have to be · to play "fl!Y DAght. And Corona ; be healthy· for tie tirSt tune tn a ~~y).· • four runners reaching base off Wills, who came on in relief. The Vaqueros scored twice and had two on when Wills finished striking out the side by making Kris Kim whilf at an outside fastball. SEA VIEW LEAGUE Corona del Mar 11, Irvine 7 Corona def Mar 212 140 1 • 11 14 1 Irvine 003 020 2 • 7 9 3 Johnson, Wills (7) and Bear; Man· riquez, Greinke (4), Ackerman (4) and Sonnenberg. W • Johnson, S· 1. L • Manriquez, 2·3. 28 • Johnson (CdM), O'Toole (I), Wills (CdM), Flint (I), Poul· son (I). HR • Johnson (CdM), McMakin (CdM), Achterberg (CdM). MESA CONTINUED FROM 81 offense wasn't bad for Costa Mesa, either. In fact, senior right fielder Tony Arevalos batted ninth in the order for the Mustangs (6·4, 3-2 in league) and went 3 for 3, hitting the ball hard twice and scoring a pair or runs, including Mesa's first. Arevalos ripped a double down the left-field line leading off the third, when he sat back on an off-speed pitch. Arevalos eventu- ally scored on a wild pitch, the first of two that inning by Wolver- ine starter and loser Scott Fuller, who lost his first PCL game in three decisions. "I was (experiencing) a rush the whole game,• Arevalos said. MI was really relaxed up at the plate, not tense like in "the past." Arevalos hit a bullet to right field in the fourth that carried to high school boys volleyball CDM SWEEPS PAST EL T()RO WITH EASE Sea Kings appear to be rounding into shape for a serious TWl. The Eagles appeared to have slipped past the early-innings barrier, going into the third inning on the short end of but a 1 ·0 the fence on a short hop, but be managed only a single because the runner in front of him (on first) bad to hold. Nonetheless, Arevalos came around again on Pel- ter's scoring fly ball to right. Mesa, which did not strike out and got the leadoff hitter aboard in every leToumeau, Howe (6) and Moore; Baker, Romo (4), Wilson (7) and Herman, Simonds (7}. W -LeToumeau. L • Baker. 29 • Berti (LB), Moore (LB). 3B ·Whitfield (LB). . infield single, beat-. ing out a high chop-. per up the middle that was fielded by Aliso Niguel second baseman Nick Orlan dos, whose throw was too late. frame, broke it open ...._.....__.,;;: with four runs in the Tony Arevalos "I just didn't want to lose again today, because we haven't been tiaving that great of a year," said, Arevalos, whose squad is now in the'. hunt for a playoff spot. fourth, Mike Adel- mund's RBI double scoring the first run. Jeremy Starns had the big blow for Mesa in the inning with a two-run double to left, one pitch after Ad elmund and Broesamle moved into scoring position on a passed ball. . Mesa scored twice in the third, both on wild pitches. Arevalos added his career- higb third hit irt the sixth, when he led off the inning with an Broesamle, who struck out five on the mound (four called), had the bat taken out of his hands, walking three times, twice inten- tionally. He bas walked nine times in the last four games. M OflC COAST ~GUE Costa Mela 6, Aliso Niguel 1 Aliso Niguel 000 100 O • 1 5 O Costa Mesa 002 400 x -6 8 1 Fuller, Devine (5), Smith (6) and Smith, Charles (6); Broesamle and Vasquez. W ·• Broesamle, 3· 1. L -Fuller, 3·3. 28 • Anva· los (CM), Adelmund (CM), Starns (CM). • ' I , .. ~· '. ' ' , , j ' .. • "-1 .- ' I I'\ ~ I f ' . ., I j I f I ·~"-'l,wi I , .. , I 1 '\ I - . ~ I ' :-.. CLAS91ED HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DEADUNES Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Werlnesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Werlnesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT BEACH LOTS 1069 FOR SALE COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT 1400 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 216 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •3BR 2BA, 2-cor gar. * * ** 2Bd 2Ba $950 1924 W • Oceanfront EASTSIDE CM $co12r 95g.ar•.3BR 2BA. 2-Npt Hts Charming 3 Pool, garage. Close to EQUAL HOVSIHO 3B 3B I A d $1300. Agl. Bd 2 B /I t shops. 314 Aochesler. OP'P'OllTUHtn r a +ap · emo C-2 Lot 50x200 wllh Jim 850-1220 • a, w.g am. 722-8988 or 673-7907. 1 Utl nu. OMC Opn S/S 1-5. 2 Bodroom, 1 Both room, new paint, nice -~,,..,....----- All IUl ntlle lhtrtialllt" 1 Aeducd S879K 645-6655 house with hardwood Attrec tlve e5Br 2-sty yard, no pets. $1650/ ••2BR 2 BA Ip, d/w, ......,.,llw'ltct•tbeftd· --------floors. Needs TLC. hm, fncd yd w/deck, mo. Avt. 5/1 759-3n1 beam coil, dock, w/d, ... Fllr "-slnt Act ti 1161" Absolute Best Value! 5245 000 with owner nice nolghborhd. Avail gar. $950. Behind Trt· --.,wMdlllllktsMlllttll 4Bd 2Ba family home flnanclnn. Contact 4/1. $1595. 546-7020 Npt North 2Br 2Ba anglo Sq. 642-1311 " """*-. ._, ,merucc. In xlnt area. Only • condo, 2-car gar, AC, -::E,.,-' -=1"-::d--.,.-----owner, P.O. Box 2404, E-Slde 2.5 Br, 1 Bo, w/d , pool. Avall 4/1. • • 1Bd avail now. U.l .. llH If ""rlmlaitltn s359,ooo w{TEAMSI Newport Boach. CA recent romdl, hard· $1395/mo. 640-1529 No pets. Gar $585, ~ • nice. Cell(, rtllti9n, Coll 92663. wood floors. lg yard, S450 dep. 150 E 21st ra.~lllnllllls11t.sllf PATRICK TENORE 51025 mo. 642.5483 ON GOLF COURSE! Street. 548·0683 ............ ••lllUIMNllt REAL ESTATE Big Cyn 2Br+den, -------- .... MJ.U...-..Cc.hml· 842-5704 OUT-OF-COUNTY 2 11'.lBa exec twnhm. •E·Sld•• quiet, 2 Br, lllll••bcril!Mlatilll." IRVINE 2144 Pool, tennis, gate 1 Ba, up stairs. w/d BIG CANYON Dover PROPERTY 1525 grded, designer dee, hookups, dock, gar. 11111 HWS,,..r will aol plan. 2BR. Oen, 2BA. sec u r i 1 y Park 1 n g . $825 650-3335 ....._,_.pt_,""'11n· ~4~19550052 BJ Owner. VISTA 3Br 2Ba custom 2Br 1.!5Be Vacant $2100/mo. 723-1509 EASTSIDE 2 BR .... llr rul "'* wlllcll ls I• a 44• 1 · bit w/guest hso, hdwd Or oat cond. S895/mo. Yard. w/d hkups, gar. .....,...tfll1llw.Owl1tMcrs e BIG CAN y ON firs, Ip , good area, lrg Cote Realty Group The . best 01 Orange Quiet. No pots. $885/ .. ...,._, lllermff Jlllt all 4/5 Bdrm. 3-car gar. lot. S195K 619-758-465& 760-1900 Cos fabulous homos! mo. 619-934-3710 "''*' .... rtl • In 1~1 Visions Properties ----------t• -" 11 1 On golf course. Super on Olaplay Is looking FURNISHD STUDIO • ,, ..... "911Mlt 141 M con'dltion. Nrly 4K NEWPORT tor people with quality APTS All Now lntorl· ..... JOJl....,Mlb.llcom-sq. ft. Lrg l9 t. HOUSES/ furniture to live In ors, S5 17/mo. IN:I ... .,..,.•IUllllll.CllHUD '$809,!500. BEACH 2169 those propertlos while ulil., Pool. l11dry fac, Tll·•ll 1-•-414·1$11. fof Cot• Realtit Group CONDOS they are on 1he mar-gated. Nr Triangle Sq. Ille ¥rt1t 1 .. 111, DC Wll llitUt 700-1900 FOR RENT e e I a c AN yo N ket lor sale al a frac-Perk Piece VIII ago CllHUDICUl·J$00. Open Sun l-5 M cClaln T ownhm• lion of the normal 714/648·7804 16-Rue-Deauvllle 3bd 2.5bo. 2 docks, cost. CALL: Large 2Br 1 •hBa, •••••••••I Fantaatlc 4Bdrm. wotbar, lplce. Secure 714-280-.8080 patio, gar, now crpl/ ~~~0• e~. ~~I. 1~:C,,~~pni~·g. BALBOA pkg/storage. Viow o f Weatcllff Lease furn 6 point. Blufls near HB. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 2106 golf course. Pool/to rm mos+. Open house $880/mo. 846-2665 Fomlll neighborhood. ISLAND $1900/mo 840-5274 SaVSun 3130 & 31 1.4, Lrg 1Br, oncl garago, Cote :!:i~yog~oup liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Back Bay 2Br-1 office/ 1~21 Sussex Lane walk·ln closet. No 700-1900 4Br 2Be dplx upper. Br, 2Ba, lrg dock over ON THE WATER p ots. $650. AvaJI 4/15. --------------·--Yrly. Gar, fp, frig. w/d canyon. On Vista Bo-Betty 644-2270 Fant a at I c 4 Bdrm, hkup, storago. 119 nlla near Jr/HI School. With panoramic bay Move-In Speclal CM ---------1 3Ba, Pool. Ort cond. Ruby $1950. 675·8877 Avoll 4/2. $1800/mo. view. 4Br 2\."IBa, 21 Cul-do-sac oll E 20th. GENERAL 1002 Gorgeoua landscaping. Lve mag 310/493-1731 car. $3450 7~7670. Clean 2 BR, 1 BA, up- Famlly neighborhood. CO 0 •BACK BAY Avl Nowl Dock available. Slalrs apt., gar, dock, QOV'T FORECLOSED '819•5 00. R NA 3/4Br, 2Ba. 'hse. New laundry room $710. hom•• for pennies Cote Reelty Group DEL MAR 2122 carpet, paint. upgrades. Mrs. Burke 854-7325/ 780·1900 on $1 . Delinquent Tax,--------Frpl, gar, pet ok. Lg APARTMENTS 752-1554 Repos, REOs. Your HRBR VIEW HOMES $109!5. 2BR 1BA yard. $1695 lease. Near Nwpt Hts 2 BA, Atea. Toll Free 800. Monaco. Mrbl & hdwd 6071h Narcissus 640-7262 or 373·8600. FOR RENT 1 BA, upstra, clean, 898-9778 Ex1. H-4645 firs, lrg pvt lol Bkr Garage, W/D. Beyrldge IVbrlto 2Br quiet. no pets $725 for current llstlnga. 729-7236 or 640-5664 Don 556-6660 Agt. 204 uppor, 2-cor gar. 269 C. 16th Placo --------I Lido Isle 4Br 3Ba. 40' lot, center So. patio. beam coil, robll klVba. $795K. Bkr. 673-7205 $1200 2BR 1BA Avl 4/1. $1250. 279 644-0452 Fireplace, w/d , ocean Havor11eld. 497·9408 BALBOA Studio Apt-Npt Hgts CORONA DEL MAR 1022 side Coast Highway. Big Canyon 2 BA+, ISIAND 2606 area. Patio, lndry rm, lmmodlate. 675-5646 2.5 BA, lrpl, pallo, quiet oroa. N/pet S495 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Avail now. 720-1565 On the Water tropical Charming 2 Br, 1.5 w/d, prkng, $1700. Avl Delux e 2Br 2Ba. NC. GENERAL POLICY BJ' PHO• (7 14) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor, reclassify. revise or reject any classified advenisement. 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 advenisemeot for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occu~ied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. BYMAILORIN CONGRATUIATIONS\VINNER#8 Evelyn Wardlow WIN Dinner for Two at Find our hidden Classified Ads &: WIN! Contest Ruks: I. Simply find our hidden classified ads somewhere in our classified section. Cut and pas1e the ads on the entry blank & mail. l . AJI entries mwt arrive by noon, the next Wednesday. 3. Winner will be chosen by random drawing and winner's name will appear the following week. One winner per week. 4. Contest will run 211/96 through 4/18/96 . • ENTRY BLA:\K Name------------- Address---------- Phone~---------~ Paste Ads Herc Paste Ads Here Mail to: Dinner for 2 Contest, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa CA 92627 •&J . .. OCEAN & BAY VIEW 212 Carnation 3br/3bo $429K Opon Sun 1 ·5. 673·904 t paradise, 2 docks, Ba, cottage on can· 5/1 675-0773 w/d, bit-Ins, dock. gar, --------. $579k. 242'> st, Agt yon, carport. No pots. Bluffa•Townhom•• mini bay view. Avail 4/ GREAT NEWPORT ROOMS 2706 RENTALS TO 2 6 6 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SHARE RENTALS TO 2724 SHARE 2724 ' SPYGLASS WITH 180° VIEWS! 840-9252 $1650. Call Grubb & 2250 sf Bay tront view 1. $1500. 723-5008 Lac• .. DN BEACH OPEN HOUSE Ellis, BJ Johnson 3 B d + FA S 2 3 9 5 Kl I ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 721 0132 A --------i• CDM Ocean side PCH. : 4 LUCERNE. Harbor • gent 050-3 8 2 2 BALBOA 1·2-3 fin. •1BR $825* Sunny rm w/ow11 ba & Npt Crest Shr 3Br , Large ltko-now 5 Bdrm estate on 18,280' lot. A bargain al $795,000. Won't last! Call PATRICK TENORE REAL ESTATE 042-!5704 EL TORO 1032 Rldgo. Beautiful 3 Ocean Sid• of Hwy. NEWPORT ISLAND $13D~$9DO. 2BR 2BA $725/Up bale. ssoo. Avl now. Balboa Qceanfront condo nr beach. Frpi., bdrm priced to sell at 3Br 2Ba, bonus/lot1 w/ Single family 3Br 1Ba PENINSULA 2607 Rofrlg & dishwasher 673-8507/h 975·6931/w 1 Bdrm w/ba $500 pool, tennis. $600 Incl ' $495,0001 Open Sat & wet bar. 2 car gar, w/boat oock. frplc, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Geted/Cov'd prkng Incl. 60x3o pool. No Female prel'd 723·6250 util. 646-2216 Sun 1-4. Kay Sterling, alarm. $2400/mo lso. nlco patio+ sunporch, B eech Studio for pets No fees No CDM sunny, spacious .,,..,,,.,..,,.------,...- Harbor A ea 11 y Agt 281-4455 Port furn Incl w/d , re-rent no kitchen, Bevetor9, Pool le~se. 545•48·55 rm w/allch ba, kllchen COM 1 Bdrm avl Utlsi--------- 673-4400 0 B s 11 L 1 I I TV 1 Rec/W.M...ht Room provlgs-1 blk bch $425 paid. No pots, non STORAGE 2742 , · pen •am P t• v r g, • n ew crp: small/clean, $450 Inc. '""'' NPT BEACH lot1 opV Fem only. 723-1968 smklng. 708 Avacado1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 3Br 2Ba, fp, lndry, 2· $1675/mo yrly. Avail ulll. 752-8551 Qn..it. Mgmt. 1• T • rr If I c R •mod I car gar, 1 l.'lblks shops now. 675-4912 Agt. office. 1200 sq fl. adj $390 675·8634 10Jt24 storage for car:. • /b hi $ 3 Life At Beach qulol Gii & W--Plitt to Via Lido Marina. E 'SIDE CM $400 3Bdrm 2Ba, SFR. New c 1950. 6 1•2115 •Fanteatlo View• studio w/full kitch. New pnVcrpl. $1400/ Unfurn Br w/seml-pvt Dover Shores Spa· boat, fLWn, etc. 1500 cpl, paint, & baths. Studio w/kltchenette. Super custom home. mo. 310 .0 69-5284 or Ba, kllch & lndry priv clous hse w/pool. Bd/ blk Newport BIVcl, CM. $535 util pd. 310 E. .., $150/ 673 , ....... Remod kltch. Lrg yd. Walk to beach/shops. 49drm. Pool & spa Balboa Blvd. 673-0675 310-470-4777 Ext. 315 Quiet 1-.1 S. 548-5035 w/bo, fem only $550+ mo. • ~ $284,500. $485 ulll Incl. Avl 4/15. $!5,9!50/Mo. p V \.'Juhl. N/pol. 673·7092 Cote Realty Oroup 723-5051 723-0970 Cote R••ltv Group •Steps to Beach• •NEW ORT ILLA• NB1Eastblull Pool, gar,.,..,.,,,,,__ _______ _ ADNUMBEA21 780·1900 780-1900 Large 1Br. living APARTMENTS cable.w d,l onnls N S NB 1 Blk to bch 2bd rr=====-----a· You have found one Opon Sat 1·5 room, garage. $775/ BEACH AREA $400 ulll incl Jim 979-hse, lg back yd/drive-No matter of two hidden ads. COSTA MESA 2124 Lido Isle 3Br 2V•Ba, mo. Agt. 714-729-5639 --------AVAILABLE NOW ! 7151iwrk 759-5035/hm way. Male pref'd , n s. Enter and win the Be---------frplc, 2-car gar, patios, HUNTINGTON Single • 1BR • 2BA S600/m o. 725-4183 what you're nlh41la Dlnnor for Two MOBILE 111 Via Eboll. $2300/ --------From $48!5 • $850 Room To Rent doing your contest. HOMES llOO *POOL HOME * mo. 310-277-1583 CORONA BEACH 2640 Close to Bch/Shops/Fwy Non smoker and child NB 1Br In 3Br house 3 hom~town 3/28-3/30 Mesa Verde 3Bd 2Ba, LIDO ISLE HOME DEL MAR 2622 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii For more Info call: ok. 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Shr "As a new advertiser with the Daily Pilot, I am highly pleased with the results my advertising has brought - in only the ftrst month! I will continue to advertise with the PHot, and appreciate the helpful, knowledgeable and motivated customer service." Thank you agai n Mark Porcella Hghla. Lrg fenced yrd, apt. Gar Incl. Walk to Whether you're bur,lng•---------for rent. Full kllchen, 2Br 2Ba lux tnhm, bay gar. Avail 4/15. S1SOO. beach. No pats. $875 or selling, Claas fled ROOMS 2706 showor, TV/VCR. Day vu/gym/pool/etc. $750 Oreal locl 744-1382 lease. 856-3120 covers 1111 your needs! & wkly rates. 559-8844 Avail 5/25. 851-7225 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 5-7---------'p-p'-----, Costa Mesa'9 Beet 1 NEWPORT VILLAGE APARTMENTS Bring In thiS coupon for l/2 off 1st month'• rent. For a llmlted ttme only. • Extra Lorge Jrs • 1 ond 2 blOtOomS JR $600 1 BR S700 2 BR $800 • Sood Volltyboll • 2 · llQl'lltd llnnls COllf19 • \41Wffool blinc11 • Oelllng Fons • ~ccwpet • RlneMRoom ' • ~,.., pool ond spa '. Ooill8QI • ~ llOltlltlG . . . • Alt*"6n .... "'tliilloiol • Galld~ OMoe HoUs 9:00 <Jn.~ (I) pm M.f and 1om 00\ • .too Pf'l.'l•• •"'OC* 636 Well lciM COSta Me90. CA 01~ 117..0071 •• 8' SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1996 TODAY'S CRaSSwoRD PUZZLE --------------------------~-----·~,-UIDIUS-=---~-:-~· .. -. .... -.r~BM=n:;:;o=na~NT:;;--iE?Ut;;;;;;;;onDNT;:;;;;:;~~ .... OPJIOITVNITY' PBllSOIUl.S 5530 5530 ... ______ ....._ ________________________________ , 2804 8y OWll.a.... ·-------·--------1 Au Pair C~dlAaior Not.19Mle....,. PIT .. -9tl!ftU•Ytl! 3002 Elcc .. lerit ~y. C., 6 wlttl OMAR SHMlf .rid TANNNf H9'tSCM V!NDINQ.f"IUTASnc ...... .-~ftftMl lnt'I Exchange Pro-ln•urance, Mu91 •PH"•' ------ A~A088 1 "Mliln point 6.CNwyroll 10 Yawn 14.~atake ts.Stun 1 e Flying 'Saucen· lbbf. 17 Blemish 184Aebuff 19 eo.tdlna deVIOe 20"T dUng 6'rd 221 "Rldefs of ttie · Purple Sage" •author 24. Wondel1and 26 ~-of tile oomlcs 27 Cigar t>ox 30 Make beloved 33 Soon 34 Prec:ioo$ olntmel\t 36"Bolse'a state ~Cleverone ~ Dancer Fred - 41 Fracas 4~$tall(s 4<Engrave 45 Style 48 Ouencl\ed ~ Equipped Ille& • an eagle S<>St1mpy's pal 5 Poplar DOWN 1 Bnlethe hatd 2 Ancient Peruvian 3 Leading ectOf 4 T 0900raptiy 5Str~ 6~ need 7 Almy material 6 Poet Pound 9 O,,O's love 10 Made. baby sound 1 1 At a distence 12 Apple. e.g. 13 Cetch sight of 21 Antique 23 Singer Qoone 25 Boxed 27 Hema and- 28 Squadrons 47 Passes Into law 29 Lodging place 49 Garland of 30 Ortlers flowers 31 TV hotshot 51 Eagle's neat Spelling 52 ·oo -01t1ers• 32 -Island 53 Equal 35 Cat's prey 54 MapJe Of cedar 37 Had bills 55 Weight 39 Inquired allowance 40 Musical 57 Atop oomposihon 58 Yeam 43 Strands 59 Type of job? 45 Helena's stale 62 Wandet Idly ~"'ft'T-n"""'"'rn-., ~·· ._.. gram •••k• com-23_..,..... •-=-v ..... nvna l"WI fl'7 PAOOUCT. 400" '1t0frr. munlt" oriented per• English. 7 ~ 1 -..... _._..,....... •1200/Wll Potentim. can Your D•t•Nowl , Q. 1 • Em·Wtn 'YU.lnenbte, u South you bold· M 1011 OQ lO ot•• MUI The bidding haa proceeded: 80tml WEST NORTll EAST P... M Dbl p.,. 7 Whot action do you take? Q, 2 • Bolh vulnerable, aa South you hold: 09 OAK4 ~tl602 The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH •• p... l• 2• p... s. ? What action do you take? Q. 3 -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: MK74 OA94 064 MKJ8 The bidding haa proceeded: NORTH EAST SOt11'11 WEST 11\? Pau ? What do you respond? Q. 4 -As South. vulnerable, you hold: M 104 c::?A 10 8S OAQ 102 •92 f"R&~ STA.NOS ¥ 1 .. 004•8·2.800 •on lor a compen-IMMBDIATll WORK 'lb. biddinghSI ptoceeded: \.eoo-3\MMO XOl:U u.9e/mln ell•cJNoluntefr posf. 27 PT]FT cuatom•r ' NOR111 EAST 80UTB WEST 18+ Tchtne phn req. lion. Work out of service poalt. No exp 1• •• f Serv u 019-8't!S-e334• home to suppQrl req'd. St•rt t10.1S • Wlult. do you bid now? YSNDINQi group or young Euro-Opening• In OC. 714• or .. t 2.nd. Income a FIND YOUR SPIClAI. peen liv•ln child care 281.0320 noon-41pm Q N · he 1n bl top Quality Equlpmt SOMEONE NOWI provldere. marl!•t pro-1----.,.-----• 5 • ett rvu era e, aa 1-aoo.82°"4353 1·800-988-e888 gram In community & MEDICAL South you hold: E><t 61133 U.99 pt< min scr•en host ramllle1. FT ,PT Back ofc ant. !••••••••• 1&yrtt S«v.U81M45-8434. Cornpeneallon based Busy dermatology otc •Q u u !\?Au u a ovoid .x Q .ANNOUNCEMENTS HOT CONNECTIONS fonu~~m~•r .~~~';...";!~~~ 10 c .M, 640·2311 . Thebiddingbasproceeded: •1.SQ0.894-4688 Call EF Au Palr, 1·800-NB TOY STORE•t• NORTH EAST SOUl'B WEST 333·6058. Mature adult. 20/30 10 p.,. 11\? P... NEW FREE PARMINE =---.-.,----:::--":"" hours/wk. Including .,. a. p.. ? ANNOUNCEMENTS '1-1120-718·5454 Bookk••P•r/Secr• occaalonal weekends. WhaL do you bid nov/! 2920 11+ long Cllst tol .IO(nin+ tery Quicken. AA/AP. Teaching/specialty r• iii!!!iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PenlSEnlere•m•nt ~~~:2o ~~ .:::.um• tall experience pref'd. Q. 6 • Both vulnerable, as South Ea•l•r Soccer Camp EJaculalfon control Stan 832 .. 887 you hold: @ COM High School with personal trainer. Ceshl•r Gary• & Co Need e Job... call The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH l• P... 20 t What do you bid now? EAST p ... Look foronswen on Mondtzy. Learn to be a better bridce player! Subecribe n ow to tbe Goren Bridjfe Letter b' callinf (800)'788-1226 IOI' information. Or write to Goren Bridfe Letter, P.O. Box ~10. Chkaao, IL 60680- 4410. April 8tJt.12th • David, 714-362-4904 men'• store, FashlOn CA Job Connection For boys & Qlrlal PSYCHJCS KHOW Al.L Island, looking for Sec, Gen Ole, Sales Ages 5 thru 14 1·900-2$5.0SOO evening cashier from 1-8004945·2971 *Cati 944-4771 * Ext·2174 $3.99/per min. 5:30-9:15 tu,wed,l·1----N-O_F_X __ _ HEALTH BENEFITS! ~,_..Im.&. TWJQ ........... 1-1 ....... ~C-,Uyl .. ~ ........ '-t ................ oo a.A•~n.,.. .. w.t.M ...... ,..... ~,.. .. 11+ Serv·U 819~5-11434 hu,frl. Please contact MatJorle 759-1622 Where's my allce? Cheerful, lrlendly help naeded PIT days. Front deek/phonas. Wiii tcaln. 642-3030 Hip Art Poster Co. Now hlrlngl 8·12 peo- ple. No exp needed. Management training $300/Wk. Call Nowl CNA's/Cere Giver 754·5858 Ext•5 " Compenlons Transportlon • Ref's Office Aaalstent PT·FT 714-762·6608 NB Ad Agency. Com-puter skllls $7,25/hr+ •rt11•A~"jpqlijl CUSTOMER SERVICE Fax Res: 875-788~ ExcLus1ve s1NaLEI OPERATOR t•s ORO. Fun Job. $7/to " start. 2-poaltlons avail 848·5599 M·Tu·W 12·3pm or 6-9pm --------Heley & AHoclat•s P{T RE ASST. COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS & CALL I~ t.tnn * 714<-688·7440 * For top NB Bkr. Com-, puter skills & lie pref. FOR RENT 2769 FINANCE TQDAY t ! tGIHIS GIHI\ · GlktS Customer Service· Ron 760-5000 ext IOI. Fronl desk, Npl YMCA --------Greet members, r• Phlebotomlat mobile, WATERFRONT OFFICE celpllng, phones, reg-1 year exp., lax re- in Udo Peninsula, 727 BUSINESS HOTTEST lstrallon, 642.9990 sume (818) 813-2678 eq ft+decl<. Flreplace, FOD 5"11yoe 2900 LOST & 'JL"LX * '! * local Jobslle site OC BUSINESS OFFICE FOR RENT 2769 ~:t~':' v~!~~~~~j ~~~~liiiill\iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND 2925 •17••.'.ftTE *DOCK ASSISTANT* PLUMBER 2 yrs exp, $1100/mo. 675-1129 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..., , .. l Oii N.B. boat rental oper. clean OMV. Drain Lrg private exec office --------NB Beauty ,salon In FOUND -Blue para· 900-505-5050 seeks dock assl. Du· cleaning, plumbing, spc avail In Easlblult busy shopp ng clr/15 keet near Weslmlnste 800-739-4420 lies Incl malnt ol ave & repair. 646·3299 w/phone, fax & copier. sta/4 manicurists, r rental fleet. Friendly,, _________ _ $400 negot. 717·0606 beautllul decor, ownr & lSlh St .. N.B. 642" prof Image a must. F/ PLUMBERS wanted eager to retire. Agen1 4640· T w /weekends. S6/ w /5-yrs Jorneymen Office Spece In Mee 714-645-5600 FOUND • tul'-"rown f• hr -r bonus. Fax re-exp'd In service and Bldg nr Hoag/2nd fir •--v 714/645 9206 I Cl OMV No Elev/1K-2K sq 11 mate bunny. Found at b sume · · repa r. ean • a N rt A t c LM .._._ •--must/rot·s. 645·1183 Negotiable. Agent: BUSINESS ewpo u 0 enter, """""-EARN MONEY Read·1__,...,...,..,,.,..,....,...,..,,.._.,..~..,,.... 714-645-5600 comer of Bayside Or. Ing Booksl $30,000/Yr POSTAL I QOV'T JOBS OPPORTUNITY & PCH, N.B. 573-0900 1-900.255-0400 Income potentlal. De-$21/HOUR+BENEFITS Overstocked with stuH? A call to Classlfled will help 642·5678 11 .. -------~I 2904 FOUND -Small tan I• Ext. 5311 a 5312 tails. 1·600·513-4343 NO EXP Will TRAIN male dog, answers to .._. Ex!. Y-9637 Appl+lnlo 714-647·1991 INDUSTRIAL 2788 Costa Meae Placenlla & 171h St. 1400 aq. It. MCI PhoneCata ATES LOCATIONS GOING FASTI Inv. Req. 800-700·7177, 24 Hrs. Lltlle Bear.Pound near ".;.!!r'..::",.:: ,, Canyon & VlctorlalL..-.llDlll.U:LMIMIM...-..:.-Exp'd Paint Prep, fiber· PVT POST OFFICE . Ave., C.M. Taken to glass. gelcoat, snip· In NB needs PIT • H.B. Humane Society. wright & mechanic counter help. Phones. Call 536-8480. EMPLOYMENT posit avail. 675·2837 shipping. Friendly & LOST PARROT FITIOUES responsible. 642·6262 NEW CAR DIEALERSHIP Green w /red over Retall Salee Retail $1250 &46-1164 ---------· STEVENS GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Commercial • Residential COMPLETE REMODELING sf~ Oflice(714)401·9444 FAX (714) 548·5850 • APPOl!fl'ME!{TS AVAILABLE •NO OVERTIME CHARGE INCOME PROPERTY 2790 lor under 20K. All WI -•1 d ---,.----1 •OUT OF SAHTA FE* nose. ngs ... PP• • d.H• If you lov• clothing & mak .. /modls. Nation-not tame. Lost vie Wll-EMPLO r .ivu:NT love to sell we olfer llx Southw .. tern store In wide Co. seeks local •on & Monrovia, CM. 5530 hrs, xlnt discount, fun Fashion Island has rep. 800-865-8365 REWARO. 646-0642 work environment In permanent position iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEW CAR DEALERSHIP, _________ $40 ,000/Yr Income now Fashion Is. store. avail lor exp'd Salos- Eeat Side Trl-plex For nde $20K. AJI HEAL Lisa 810-646-4988 or p~son. Hrly Tcomm. Great location. XLNT u r TH & potentia l . Home Fax res: 810.&46-3980 Call Poppy, 644-5953. ~:;.!r::~~r~s~ge~~~~ ~k~~c~0:!~~· ,s_;~~ FITNESS 3090 ~~:!·~~'j'~0~_s8-;:~9;~~ --------s et • • A 1 Ea a e Stucco • Drywall Repairs • Painting Tntutt Coating• Foundation• Concrete Retrofitting • Olimney Repair• Merble HE NEWPORT BEACH PLUMBING COMPANY $319 000 665-6365 ex T-1361 for listings. Women's & Home Cote Reaity Q~oup GLOBAL MODELS Store has lmmed. po· Cell Bob 780-1800 PAY PHONE ROUTE Classltled Is..... Needs New Faces slllons avt. Must have 35 Local & Estab Sites WANTED CONVENIENT lor upcoming projects. exp. and knowledge FREE ESTIMATE 6 Earn up lo St 500 wkly Serious Cll•nta whether you're buy· Send photo T $4 for of the highest etand- Reliable Prompt & Professional Servi • 800-200-0859. 714-378-9980. SIS Superior Ave Newport Beach, CA 92663 The Community Market Place. 1-800-696-4980 Lose up to 30 lb• In Ing. selling, or just shipping/handling: afds of customer Hr· 30 dayat Starts 111 looking, classified has 2646 Dupont Or. Ste vice. Xlnt grooming Vending With over 25 $34.95. Call Janice what you needl 20-514 Irv, CA 92716 and appearance es. Lkl 691599 •Bonded ~UC • 1114491 Claulfted 842·5&78 local accounts. Buy all now 800-589-6101. CLASSIFIED Phu• u Inc. 223-8760 sentlal. Contact Steve or part 800-816-0908 042·5978 or Marilyn 759-7985 •SE•R•Vl_.CE_. ..... ,~l~c ;lRECTORY • 3894 : IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 POOL 3 7 42 IAWN CARE 3808 [ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICE COMPUTERS 3556 DOORS 3580 FLOOR INSTALL HEALTH/ 3528 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REPAIRS 3620 NUTRITION • NEED PC HELP? An experienced PUBLIC NOTICE Oen• Abrams Painting CERAMIC•MARBLE ConsullatloneUpgrades dependable door Phil'• Gardening Svc The Calll. Public Utlll-tnVExt Oual PainVReasS lnatall'n • Fabrication In I er n e I Sot UP hanger. Guar work, •QUALITY WORK•,________ Wkly Svo.(Yard Cln·up lies Commission RE-Llc'd/lns'd •Ince '76. 20Yrs Exp • Ucensed & Advlco 559·7387 reas. Don 52t-8910 HardwdNlnyVCeramlc QUIT SMOKING,,, • Seaso5nal Flowers • QUIRES thrcl all used 888·7083 Pg-664·3947 •~=~------Mrble/Cacpet-Bnd/lns Island Blue Pool• PooVSpa Svc & Repairs. Fllters•Pumps•H111trs Weelely Svc. Ms.8728 ' ACOUSTIC 1-800·348-8321 INTERNET Advertise L708279 722·7332 1ST DAY!!! 7 1 4. 4 e ·8 e 7 1 houaeho d goods lk•'• Custom Painting ClilLINGS 3408 Leaky Shower• Rep'd Your Produce, Service DRYWALL Doctor Reccomended PLAHT ARTIST mover• print their Prof CIHn Quellty -------- =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Regroutlng & lnstall'n or lnlormatlon on the SERVICE 3584 IOO% Money back guar Speclallat In ul1tlng P.U.C. Cal T number; Work. Int/ext'& Docks. ROOFING 3910 ', ~ L#670130 Dean ol Tile Internet. 574·0120 HANDY MAN 3710 Herbal Product landscape/Irrigation limo• and chauffeurs Li11703468 831-4810 iiiiiiiiiiii~iiijiiiiiiiiiiii '¢EILINQ MASTER 673-8065 or 846-6526 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii upgradH. 780-9792 print their T.C.P. num- )-Acoustlc Removal• --------..-SMALL JOB EXPERT 7t4-7eM182 ber In all advertise-SPRINGWOOD PAINT BALBOA ROOf:INQ CO 1' T 1 CONCRETE & Prof'I Landecape Malnt t rr h ,,9 a ./C /A /R 1 ,...ustom extur .. Pa nt --------Drywall/Plaster Repair •Paint/Carpentry• men •· you •· • Nol Cheapl L686273 omm es eroo :-icd Mark 838·7300 CHnD CARE 3536 MASONRY 3557 ,Hanglng,ITaplng/Texture Drywall and morel !O~~~!".fa1• F~~.'::I! ques11on about th• le-•But Reasonable! (Repair /Fret Est /Refs · • Comm/Res 551-5573 Small Jobe Oki INTERIOR VICTOR 457•1739 gallly of• mover, limo All Palnl Work Guaranlttdl lc'd/lna 831·15081 • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0.ry 845-5277 or chautreur, call: 714-552-3027 Pg 479-5209 , CHILD HOME CARE Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie DESIGNERS 3782 ~•II•& Landaceptng Public Utllill.. · ' "1R CONDITIONING 81 ~EATING 3418 QtlSM He:ATINQ & A/C ~asldentlal•Commercisl e e rvlce•lnstallallon ~c.lll671360 662-4476 R~~!~~;ho~r~n Cone. Patio, Driveway ELECTRJCAI 3610 Semi ReUrM Conlnotot Oerden Melnt New CommlHlon TOP QUALITY INT/EXT SPIUNIU.ERS 3921 ' 20-3969 N B h Fplc, BBQs. Rel. 25 Yr Repairs, Improvements, DESIGN VISIONS lawns, Sprlnldr Sya. TrH 714-558-4151 VefY Reasonable Raltal : 7 pt eac Exp. Terry 557·7584 Smell Job l!XP•RT sm jobs. Ouallty/lntegrlty • p of'I O I Trim. Cln-ups 454-31'2 Dlbernerdo's Moving L648228 Jay 650-5066 SPRINKLER REPAIR • KOALA CARE Duncan Electrlc I care, Ken 842·1770 r .. gner• Verd Cl•ef\•UP, We9d, Local/Olflc•/Storage Valvu• .. tads•Tlm• ' Home-battd Childcare *Beat Price/Quality Quick R .. pon.. !t!~!nyfc: ~=~= Trim, Remove. Tre .. / Long Ol•t. Fr" ~sl clocks. 26Yre Local Exp. e. Costa MeN Locallon Landsc:apa, brlcle, stone Local Uc. 850-7042 ROOFING carp, plbg, •&Your BUOGETI HedgH/Lawn. Malnl. T#181632 879-3114 PIANO & VOCAL John 282·2831 I L#304200905 Concttte.eoo.7ae.1oo7 ~~d::· ~~~= 1-800-821 ·7712 964-Yard Pg-74e..s376 iplll Second Moving LESSONS 3868 -------- Elizabeth 548-l098 •Block w.11 .. concret• ELDERLY Uc'd 850-3281 FREE Conault•tlon "Th• Tr•• .~'"mp Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv TELEPHONE CARPENTRY 3510 s2o.s25 Un 1 $2.,3 sq Mobll• #403-5365. T•rmlnetor TrH 701y/Sr Olec/Tl171452 p••uo B Ad --'-d SYST.EMS' 3ft26 . CARE 3611 Removal/Stump Grinding 432·11123/P-346-5950 uu. eg.. v...... • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLEANING Brlck•l621352•999·5901 Carpentrv•aieotr,.al JEWELRY 3784 S...,allsts Uctl'o1285 All ag ... Teacher Cert. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Handyman/Remodel SERVICES 3548 •EXPERT: Blk walls, D • llT Q Plumblr:g•Or ywalf• Frff Flr~wood/Mulchl •Two., ..... ,. Movln9 Entertainment Avail. •FR•• c•LLULARS - Additions, Bath, Kitch brick concrt stucco & C MA • RD LIVIN Stucco•Palntlng•Tll• StumpMHler 1164-3972 Home/Office • 7·Daya Jennifer 84°"8808 ... ,.,... ltl!M •MIAS Fire Water Damage ' v ' •F"ull SllC,/Oce1n Views A fl •Jf 841·7494 Wiiiiam Harold Jeweler• Insured since 1981 • ONLY .... ff T Elec~ Plumb, & Paint A TOUCH OF CLASS ~tone. 25 r El(p. Lows •Family Style/Uc'd oo ng m Watch & jewelry repa1t ~ CAUl34&50 881·1500 1-mo Air ~olc~ ~ 714·048-2342. lmmed Cleanlng. Rel/Comm 0 .. 031•7943 •Nutrlllonal meal• CARPENTRY•Wlndowa Antlque•Fln• Jewelry MASSAGE 3830 PLUMBING 3890 71+37M1H Pao• 714·227-8122 Uc/Bond9d. Fr•• Esl. •Superv'.d medlcallon Door•. WOOd F•noe• Buy/ltll/lrldt e73.03U G 3858 174tl hech •• H• Tereaa 282·7f43 CONTRACTORS •24Hr Pereonal n.c • Drywall Repair • PAJNTIN • DOORS Remodfl-Harc1War1 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING G~N£'D11w 3558 760-1843/800-307.CARE L,,261581 • Call Bob L & &Nu~ltlo~hTn'.~~ THI LOCAL PLUMHR ~r~~:·;:~~c!: Ucen .. d·Bond9d '" l\IWot 249-8323 Pg-.S12.002e LANDSCAP! t RN(Muaag• The ... ptst •W·"· YOUNGQUIST -a J~~ ~~ett Co.· TUTOJUNG 3929 Jerry 842-0587 ~~~ogr~aea CPI BUILDERS INC. PENCE$ Hendymen C:harlle I.AWN CAJtE 3808 C.M. 722·M23 ~~.::~~'".!~. FrlenCllY s.rvtce•IM4Htd PR•NCH TUTOR •CA A to z HANDYMAN • D!~ 3615 Paint, plumb, carp'try, 8Wl!DISH/8PORTS-1t Ucl802098. Ins. Ll6329el 875-9304 Certrd. E><p'd Teacher lfllSTAWRUACE CABINETS .:ci'u~:~~t~:i1.o u~~;~~~1~eTn°.";;d le~ bldg a f>OW9' wUh •••lo Verd M•fnt M .. :JJ• 110 0" w/adl FrH ~· 845-3305 · ALlioaa PLUMBING "A Vot,. Servloel" ~tch«'ls, baths, doors, Prol'I lrom Europe. (714) eea-.993 •P•NCE8 QATll8• Local re•ld. 7e<>-5044 L.awna, Cln-.ipe, Tr• ~~ .,::4:~i~~~ llY,.GuaUtr Palfttlnl Drain ~ fflllft "•tt.. 87e-eoo9 windows. Doug $48-7258 e .. t Hrvlce In townl .._,Sllalt,.,... ,.,.__, ' :rrtm, Sprtnlch, A.trm., PLUS touchupa. 24Hr IMer .. noy lwo1--------- ' R•I'•. 5 Ynr• Ex_p. L•w1• c.nstrvatlon RedWOC>d e Lt1'570805 u••nwooD 1"*"1:i1...Ullg-4IMl42 24 Mrs. Richard 81not Low. .....~2 .. WAIJ. Call Grace 251·8458 RemodeleHandyrnan JI Whyt 842 7209 un&\.U U 1280644 &4~32ot ,_. CARPET Lori•'• c1 .. n1ne arv L:~~r':s7':'::~::.. o:CK c:ATl~Oa PLOOJtS 3712 .• Tllll • • ~UALITY clii• • COVlllN::S 3932 C1EANING 3515 oep•ndabl••D•t•lf•d waterproof ayea.m.. ::.·~·~;:,=•· Repointing? ·~opp w1AD1 •DAN DAWION• THS lnuPPD Suppll•• Furn'd. Xll'll 1.J. aoon CeMtruotkNt Balconle• • Patio• * * * • c u I T 0. I 20Yll ~ lOrll ~ PLUMBING ~' "' ..... ..,., •~LAT RAT.• Ref'I. 714-7ao..o44 Custom Home Bulld«t ~ 4113-11522 eCIRllaN llA9TaRS l•1111c01•• Fair I 145-2417 Ron Wattt tt.llef1 • Dralnl removal. Uc" ..... . CMPITCLUNINQ PRaaiuRi WilHINQ Llc ~~~l.:.17=:r•a . •Woodl'ona"* HARDWOOD PLOORI ~~ & Malnt. •,1*M•.1•11111COcr fWllNWCtnleMalnt. Remodel • R•palr •71 .... ..,...,. Lota! Fast Service Ou•lity • Ou.,ant.-CS ~ htlldna tnatallatlort•Reflnlth. T'" Trim • Removal """'1,loollllhl'IDI Psfflllftt-41\1/EWt Hou1t/API r~~~~:22~ts:~~u;:~ -.;rtori.IHiMGij 7t4-e45-9192 DOL.JtHINCLUNl..0 STSYSN1SOUSAAL ....... u..: ......... l.Wd Malnttnanc• Avellabte Qardenlng9v0. 141-56,Z O..W.111Wllie OuaMy lob FrM .. l .. ,_._ • ...._ ....__. DOLP"'lfl CL•aNINQ & R•8TORATION CONSTRUCTION •--c.on*f7"630t OualltV Wortc. llo'd a,..,. .... LMldecpng UMMl7 .,. el88 p.,,, 717.a7a9 -• '1·r:'::.. ';;: a R••'l'OWION 7 14 .. ••·•0 • 7 •Stucco/Drywall ._ .... _. . Oloftft 11484817 /Muonry ,/tn;c;atlOri .,..,........... CHUNO•a jtAIMTINQ l::.t~"i'6;'4da Uphol • Oriental Ruga R 8 L I A i L • !~=:=':ble PLOOI YVSt'• • w /Trlmrn&r;g /"9m0vala ao Yr•-!~· Gd Prtctl LMrt Dialn Cl•MJ"9 W• gal• thoUld hllftQ , Quality • Ouatante9d HOUa• CLUlllNO .... , &n na.a. ~ • ~ 04* ,rH Eat A-Plumbing Repalre h a I Install. t 1 • ·• • • ... o a 7 ~ AtH. XJnt A•I'• ~1~e;r:i'1'a~::~"':d UP.llU 3120 B&UUllG 3720 L•INOl8 _.toe Uo4',1110i ~1634 WM .-P. _, ::..= :o:~•rio• ~-oruy'., Yolanda •,t .... 7 7 t 4 -2 'I• .. • a o ....,,11..,, i 1•1i 1i 11 &.rtM Palftt.... "'" aa1.au t ~ •WINDOW Clwlne .......... aDUT ,,.,. ,.. ,.... DUllP Yatd tune .................. Doni )Ult "'" k done-.. ,. .... Plumltlne • Carpet Cl•anlng DOOIS ftoflahlnaJProteoUng. nt..-.1m1 ~· .. dlllgl\. Ho• It Dunrlt•I Aepaka a R•models • Hardwd l'Jf• M.int ~ "9moYlll Wiii .... Whal Traah ConlfteW.ct74D40il. .... aft WMls td. ,,.. ••tlmatH ·······•...!'!!r .. ~l!!e~U~•.,2'7~29-!:;!7!019~ J.llolM .... ,... .... ... ,1 ... 1191 ,,.,. ' ........ ...,.. L14ftlt ?Holll-1141 LIM7aM .... toto • __ ...... _____ ., Nt<.-pon Buch/tAttta Mesa O;uly Piloc SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1996 . 17 EMPLOYMENT5530 MERCHANDISE fVllNlTUIU! 8014 GAIUlGB SALES P.OWER BOAT~012 CADWAC 9040 BONDA 9085 MERCEDES 9130 PEUGEOT 9180 TO. YOTA 8210] TWtn .... 8H >ant , ... 8.VILLa ... Mencl• Ctvlo lllr, 1875 2400 hautllul AO NUMBl!R 11 '7• c ....... H• N.w aM.&I 11._. eood. near"""'· 1260. , ....... Orlolnal, real Good 2 <Sr, am/fm l:lefeo It. blue, Jow mll. Kint You h~ found OM &11••. retMMtt cart> >ont AIPR•lllllTATIYlf nA .. uQUES 6010 Cd 7234109. •u•o,• &4 -Y CondlUon, new tlrH. !551( mli.s. xJnt, 13250 cond, very •con, of ""° hidden ads r\lnninQ cond. Reg'd Qrowlng community a.u.a n 1978 F/8 i .. nglne. S8995. 875-6128 909-735-e269 Corona estate aal• S3,600 obo Enter and win the B• Iii 9196. s1200 0 8 0 g 0 k Walnut din Mt: Meet 15• •-1108 Own« ,K•nUy •pent 4"" .... 1 ... an.'"' wkd • -' .. an• DI • t TL.. c-•1 7*" ""228 ni.vapaper r up '" 1 •BUYING ITEMS• china cloMt, oval tbl w.nM over $3000. Mu1t .. 11 --"""' " Y ~~test. nn ' or '"0 .., ...,...., · display ld\leflillng r•pr• From 1800-1960. 1 pc w/lva & pada, 4 chr•. thla WMk, 723-4'07!5. CBIVROtET 9045 MAZDA 9125 --------• sentatlve ~•th 1 ynr mlnJ. 10 •nitre estate. Paint-$650 obO 641-8180 •vorwthlne Qoe•I MlTSUBISBl 91~5 3/28-a/30 awm el!l*~t. El!Clln.ot Inga, china, ~.. -· -"TWln bed white b nk 41'•U1 .... bottoM benefll paclleg• lnctucling fum. etc. lmmed cl1h, •• u liner. Must .. 1111 S750 83 c ..... ro BerllMtta '83 M•ada Pickup PONTIAC 9170 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a base uleiy lor, \ti• tner· top S. 673-8223 Iv msg. MERCHANDISE beds, lamp1, 875· obo 714-&42·7207 or T·top, full pwr, air, 1· Great work •ruck. 'to ECLIPSE '72 Ford Su•rven 1' getic Hitt proltttlonaJ. Gr•nd ao.oponlnn l970 S ~ ~1f'•r;i~nd Pgr 714-717·1\41 onr. Sharp. All records Runs great. Beat offer. DOHC TurbO. White. iijiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiii AutomaClc. Run• & f Phy1lcll/do1g ae1eenlng r• Conalgn~ent Gallery• MISC. 1015 ve. a un $3370 obO. 723-1504 Muat .. 111 642·5607 Runs great! Perfect '89 FIRl!BIRO While, look• gOOd. $700 Call ' quited. EOE. Please •end 270 E. 17th Sl, Sult•' condlllon lnslde/outt 2 topa. 6-apd. loaded. 545-20ilO ~r A SAIL BOATS 7014 Xlnt cond. 5"400. Call resume to Jt.idy Oetting, 18, CM, Thur• 3/28-3·Rofrlgeratore 14'0-BALBO CHRYSLER 9050 MERCEDES 9130 s9500tobo. 248--0385 54'7·3171. 1-------- "Callfornla Community Sat, 3/30, 1 tam-6pm, $175. Sota & tw .. at PENINSULA 8107 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------VOLVO 9230 1 News. 330 West Bay Street. next IO "'11 Casa $300. Table. 673-024" WE p•v CA$H '93 Town. Country '88 aeo Road•t•r OLDSMOBILE 9 155 _P_O_R_S_C_HE _____ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r Costa Mesa, CA 92627 or Handcarved wood w/ "' 37k mllH, orig owner. Both topa, Sony CO 9175 1988 Volvo 760~~ fBX your resume to (714) marble fold·out bar on BIG For good uaed Sabota $17,500 obo, plyr, phn, chrm whla, ,89 C•l•I• Quad 4 i, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Turbo, 4 dr. auto, air;' 63l-6S94 whls. $175. 857·1758 PEPPER SPRAY & boat equipment. 645·9070 gold pkg, blk, loaded. 1 ownr Wht auto AC 87 T.,ga Reblt eng. loadeJ, white $3995 S • n d w Io h Shop Laat atorofront avail STOP ATTACK YARD SALE Minney'• Yacht Sur-$23.995. 675-8128 PS/PB • am'/fm ~ass' grt cond, not running. 909-735-6269 Corona .. ~ TRADE ~ need• PIT worker, flex 17th St. Antique Row. RAPE. MURDO Bede, microwave. re· plua, 1500 Old New-•---------·---------xlilt cond. 95k. S3oo0 $5000 or trade for vw hours, call Kim ot Turn up w/cllentele. W/leather key chain. frlgerator, chairs. port Blvd. 648-4192 f~RD 9075 SELL obo. lmmacl 548·7704 camper. 545·2030 651·9486 Toke over & move In. Blk/Brwn/Blu/Red. aofoa, aur1boarda, bl· liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Heirloom 650-4294 $13. Police tiome cycles, lots more.--------'82 Mu•l•ng 6-cyc, Why play tilde 'N RENT ' SECRETARY R.E, · Sunday only 8am-SPEED Ir atlck •hi .. , AC, moon-Snk with childcare? \:lo ·c unit w/belt clip hol· .. 102 w 8 11 your home c 11 c 1 1t 1 d Newport enter coml/ ster $18. Incl. tax & .. pm, 1 . ay SKI BOATS 7016 roo t, new brakH. a ••• • lndl real estate office. Ave. (off 11th St.) ·•1000. 547•3t 71 through classified todayl 642·5678. through classified • through classified ~ 64i·5678 Front office position ahl PP Ing. •Mall req. telephone voice & bl'-"-'-=-check/money order *1988 22ft Ski B t• '84 LTD Wagon Orig Prof'I dress. Excellent • ~-· mr11, to: BK Enterprise oa owner, great cond, C= P 0 B 80148 5. 7 litre V-8, Kl':'g crutH control, pwr typing & SH skills. • · ox · Cobra O/D low profile Rool Htate experl· dllla. . Jn. RSM, CA 926~8. ' • steering. Ult whl. lug· ence helpful. For Inter· •C.b•Cllttalli. Hugo Oarago Salo hull, Just serviced, oawi rack V·6 68k COSTA MESA 6124 l'..&.l..M..I """---9 e O G o v e r n o r • new contrQll•r/uphol· ml. $2500. 963-8975 view call Ma. Duhl •..---Z 1 atery. Great ski boat· ____ ....;...;...;......;_;__ 7141644-4910 on th Console TV Victoria/Placentia, Sat. fast·looks great.. ... re-'89 Bronco 11 xii, 6 W I N T I C $100. 2 Swivel chair• Mllfch 30, 8·1pm ady to go. 510,500 cyl. 4x4, auto. ate. el ty • IY Of O. $75 ea. Table, lamps, 1-:-N.,-o'""'l_n.,..h,,_b-o-:rh,.-oo_d..,..,,,S,....•.,..I•-646-9449/574-4247 Io ad ed. $ 4, 6 5 o TELEMARKt:TINCA _AP_P_L_IAN __ C_E_S-6-0 -1-1 chair's. Electric May • 642 1552 EXCLUSIVl!SINOLES Tag dryer $35. Misc. Women'a clothes, 1.,...,-,-...,·,,..,.............,. ___ _ QRQ. Fun job w/hlgh ~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pictures. Lido la. tools. household misc. '92 F150 V8, Flare- earning potential. SEARS rotary gas C.Ualter12noon 673-6248 SUN 3/31 only, 8-3 MARINE SERVICE aide, xt. cab, lrlr pkg. Hourly+Comm. Eves lawnmower, used 2514' l.oyola Road SUPPLIES 7020 ~;~1t5::nd., $12,250 Haley & As•oclatea twice, $90. 673-8111 • Rummage Sllllo Cub • 714-888·7440 * Th d d WANTED Scout Pack 39. Sun· erm• ore ouble Tired of making oven, very good cond. TO BUY 6019 day 3/31 8am-12pm. •om• on• •I•• 5450 obo. 641 ·8180 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii College Park Elem. ric h? Free training .,..------_..;.....;...;._ 1• 2380 Notre Dame Rd. (800)349·2411 W•ahor, Oryer, Relrlg WANTED: old coin (Fair/Fairview) Toya, TOBACCONIST FIT ~a~P~~z;8:e~s stove. ~~~:~uo~:ra~. g~~ev! ~t1~thJ'a~iy ~~:~~·u~:v Clerk ·Smoke Shack 642-9448 days doublet 250 Ogle St. C.M. --------,...,.,...,....,...,...,..,,,..._ _____ ,.=----:-----1 weatern Sec urity Is FURNITURE 6014 WANTED: VI NTAGE Sun only 9am-3pm, hiring tor lmmed FIT Wristwatches/Clocks furniture, clothing & TONS OF STAINLESS STEEL Bronze & brass & nuts '93 Ford Explorer XL T 4X4, xlnt cond., 47k mll., loaded, grey, $16.000 642·2844 & bolls + washers. --------$6.00 per pound. Mlnney's Yacht Sur· plus. 1500 Old New· port Blvd. 548-4192 '95 FORD CARGO VAN White, 7k mll. take over lease, S 1 000 dep . OAC 640-4071 openings In oc area *** Oak game set NB collector paya pre-mlac., 950 Dogwood -------- Pis call 31().324-4981 . Twin beds, whJte bunk mlum $$. 944-8829 St. (19th & Placentia) MARINE SUPS beds, Queen, hd· DOCKS 7022 I!::======~ EMPLOYMENT _b_o_ar_d_, 6_7_5._79_7_0 __ FREE TO YOU 6022 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1923 Ford Model· T •ROADSTER• SERVICES 5533 *HOUSEFW.* BEACH . 6169 40' aide tie. W. Channel 100% Orlglnol. Very L h f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nr Udo bridge. Water/ t r ao as, sleigh bed, FREE TO Q O OD elec. No live-a boards. clean and runs great. ........ Please be aware that the ll1llng1 In thla cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which thore Is a charge per minute. entertainment armolre, HOMI! • I need 4-FAMILY 5399/mo. 675-6128 $6800.00 OBO. Call Victorian furniture silk adopUngl9 yr. old fe-ESTATE SALE' (714) 963-2633. DOMESTICS trees, coffee & end ta· male Bauett hound/ 21 01 Vlata Laredo. 50' Mooring blH, etc. Grandfather Tenler mix. Young at Bluffs. Sat only 7am. Or le.ss. Great penin- clock. 714-894-9880 heart, needs to be Appliances. tools. sula location! Closest 1 8 • c o n fore n c • -around people. Calf boat hardware, Ham· Mooring to land. Call t•blo walnul. good 721·9621. mond organ, Polaroid Stovo 723-5883 cond.. 5300 obo cameras. exercise =~=---=--:--:--548-0722 s t epper, kitchen, 80' doop Dock faces 5540 Form•I Dining Sot 8 •LA Q UN A household, antiques, main turning pt. 124 1093 Ford Bronco 4 x4 In perfect condition. all power, leather. phone, tow pkg. rims/ tires, only 60k . $17,000. 574-4247 or 646-9449 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil chairs, xlnt cond., ART MUSEUM paintings & more. S. • Bayfront. Balboa Nanny noeded. Uve China cabinet, bar Satellite, at South Island ........... 252-12711--------- out. Mon-Thurs tor stools. etc 646-0507 Coast Plaza, 3333 HONDA 9085 two children. Engllsh Hoapltal·Typo Bod Bristol St. Suite 1000 speaking, reeponslble. Electric. Good cond. CM "Seuss Is Loosel" Roferences required. 5250. Call 434.()576 Through May 5th 714·644-6858 Freel 714·662-3366 Queon w•t•rbod ---------1 (Somma) w/platform1--------BOATS 7011 -------- CLASSIFIED S75. 557-1576 BMW 9030 ~~sn ~h:u;te~~u~~es;;r~ Sofa & love aeat white/ BUILDING iii'9ii4iiiWii•iiviioiiruiiniinii•iiriiliillii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRANSPORTATION AUTOMOBILES '77 HONDA ACCORD Keeps going & going & going! 1 owner. En· glne will purr oftor new waler pump. Needs brake pods & TLC. $600 casheroo or obo. Costa Meaa mytlad of merchon· beige '125• king bdrm MATERIALS 6030 1 owner, used In '95 HI-complete $300, dlse Items, becauso curio cabinet 575, full liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii only. Obi trlr. Tags 1991 BMW M3 5 _5_49_·_5000 __ 10_ ........ P_m __ speed, power sunrff windows, cruise cntrl, BMW AnU-theft stereo, 60k mil, xlnt cond. $16,900 925·5534 our columns compel Beauty Real mattress •All Stool Bldge. good 'Ill 6/98. $5200 qualified buyers to aet 5100, queen foam •Custom Desl~n obo. Biii 821-8408 call I $70 I matt set • map e • Factory Spec •I• WATER FUNI 642·5978 bkcase $80. 549-2646 •Stock Sizes Avl. For Sale: 2 Seadoo EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Buy Now. Save 51000'sl JET SKIS, all down -=e~7:-::B~M-==w':':"'":.3::"":2::"":5:-:1-6~c-y~1.. 7 1 4 .9 9 4 ... e e 4 atyle. 574-4259 week· fully loaded automatic, days: 964-3048 eves/ like new $5250 (909) weekends. 735-6269 Corona 5530 55301-~~~~~- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PETS & I'm Deen Aldridge, the Regional Manager for a subsidiary of GE C1pltal Servlcea. We are th9 NUMBER ONE company In this m1jor growth-market. I'm seeklng motiv1ted cendldates who enjoy sHlng the results of their contributions In a c:omp1ny that operates with INTEGRITY from the top down. If you ere looking for. ANIMALS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 6055 On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified One call is all that stands between your business and millions of potential customers. • CAL•SCAN California Statewide , Classified Advertising Network 180 California newspapers with a combined circulation of more than 3 million. $400 for 2 5 words Make that call. (916~ 449-6000 • lneome PotenU1I: $15K+ Man11gers / $4M5K+ Sates Repe • Proven ~ngSya19m wtth com,,.,,r..o.n.n...ct LNde • Beat Tre nlng In lndustty (Emphaslztng tho Soft Sell) Looking to purcha•• •n ugly eloctrlo It••• guitar f or under $200. Helpl Call Larry at 714-377-0338. SADDLEBAC'K &' lml Dodge - .. I LINCOLN ~ME RCURY • ~dmlnlatmtve Support Leta You Focus on a.fling • Industry a..ect.r (30% Annual Growth) • Recuslon-.Proof I need both Man1gera end Salespeople to drive our axpio.Ne growth. If you want to be part of our •UOOfflful ule1 team, ple1se cell or file me your resume Immediately: Tel: (800) 286-2409 Tel~ (714) 253-8745 Fax: (714) 752""9316 BICYCLES 6060 Mr. & M,., Schwinn blkH f40 ea. Elter bike $40. 720-9513 SPORTING GOODS 6085 CREVIER IMW ATLAS DODGE CONNELL CHEVROLET BEACH LINCOLN MERCURY Sonia AOOAufQ Moll 2925.\ ;;QrbOf BIYd_, CoslO Mesa 2828 Hori)()( Blvd, c M 16800 8eocl'I BNd .. H.8 service a-..;E~d~in~g~er~o~l~5~5..;..;;F;.i..,;;8~3.;...;5-·3~1~7~1....;... __ __;5~44~16~-1~19~~~•---4-----5-46_-_1_20_0~---+---a..-~_8··_77_ll_99 __ ~-4 IRVINE AUTO Parts !!!I ~ ~ CENTER W11i6f@j VOLVO ORANGE COAST Sales Leasing 1 •800•831 •3377 SOUTH COAST JUP/!AOLEJ OLDSMOBILE FLETCffElt JOMES MOTOlt C.US aurfbollrd e·t apoon 714 380·1200 AT1f9522;~~F~~.~~H 196J~~b1~c.M. 2~rJ~r;~;s~~ 1301 Cuo~~~Beoch _ • • , • " • • • • • , ' • e 1 ... L TC, lnc°"'°""41 no•• sing~ fln. Good 1~--~..;....------~~~-..L.---~•.=.-..;..::~3~4----"---...;..;:;.;;..;;.;;.;;.;...~~~._~~-~~~"'---_.----~--~---: •• cond.$100.857-1758 I!::"::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ • PUBLIC NOTICE\ HENDERSON Denni• M . Mondor• eon, 52, po~tar f111'1· errn.n and Newport Beach native, died WednHday, March 13, 1990, In CabO San Lucas. Survived by mother Oorolhy M. Henson. 11ap tether Al IMNi!ii;ill Henson, a star ,.&Uta AuHell and family •••• pfUa many rr .. nd• and fl•h•rmen. Memorial •~ICH were held March 11 at the M~ Calla rHldenc• In N .. poft hech. " ..... When Wotd8 Are riot~ ·~•·M•lll ......... ...... ..., ....... CCllMM.- ~31 I NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING AVAILABLE ALL 1996 TERCELS S7986 Model #1301 after $500 rebate !~~IA !!!!~!~~~.~~~~ s11,99& ~~~od~#!~6 COROLLAS S12,986 !~o~ed!.!!!1 ~od~!RYS $1 4,986 ALL 196 AVALONS '~§,!' from MFG. Suggfft9d Retail Price Santa Ana LagunA BAD CREDIT .NO CREDIT. 'NO PROBLEM. R WINDOWS, POWl!R LOCKS, A/C, CASSEnE, M• GOLD PLATED TRIM + MOREii $ --c- , • > " ~ .. ' • • . . " > .... .. . j • • ' ' ' • • • ' • • • ' ' • ' • • • ' • • • • • • ' t ~ Cover. .. Coast Newport Properties I. Cowr.C........,..,.....,.....,. 1. M.>p >. MMI ..,_. a.tty ....... s.a-.. .__ 7.c_,vs-.-...., a.o-.. ..... .....,_... .. ..._...., , .. wir...... .................. 1L--.....t'-IM., ....... u...,_._ ......... ....... u. ................... ...... "' .................... ........ u. ................... ....... , .. ----......... ........ ,,,...,..., ..... ... c...... ....... ....,...._.. 1t. CMllMll ............ ._.. J& c.w-iJ ....... ,...,... hd 2L CAMwfll ....... ,...,... ..... 22. C........I ...._,._,...._. D.C..."-e lt.C.-NlwpM ........... 1$.C..NlwpM ......... -.c.......,_ ........... 2'.c...e.....,_..,..... ac-.....,_.....,.. aa.......,........,._ -.c......,.. ......... Jl.C-................ n.c_.....,_...,.... nc-....,.. ......... 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':""" -. . . -. ) _. . -· -. -_·. ·~ --,:_ . .. ~ "1996CDM "Ch.um OE Tour Home" The Island" Home" • Magnificant 5 Br, • Darling 2 Br, • Excellent Location 4.5 Biath Home 2 Ba Cottage •Top Quality • Elegant Decor • Custom Decor Construction 4 Off-Street Partin •Built New 1990 • SFR Or Duplc:.x $935,000 $635,000 $925,000 "BAiboa bland "Seaview Pool "Fabuloua Income Duplex'• Home" Property" • Great Loe. Steps • Pride Of Owoersb.ip •Quaint 2 Br To South Bay!ront •Large Hotne Cottage + 2 Br Apt. • Eadl Unit Hu 3 Br • Huge Corner-Lot • Private Garage, A: 2 Ba &: Furnisbed •Private Pool Patios &: Balcony $159,000 ''~"" $489,000 $645,000 I Walter Mitchd "Super Shup" "Newer Villa Value" Point Condo" .. ' • 1 Br, 1 Ba Condo •Small Ocean View Gorgeous I Br. l B 4 • Well Located e. Villa Balboa 1 Br • Adjacmt To NB • vaulted Ceilinp • Nice Condition Golf Course With Skylights • Clole To Beach • Fitness Ctr. Pool $134,000 $139,000 $161,900 ,. ll Walter Mitch~I .. • • " "Catalina "Bayview "Gcqeou16: • • SUDMt8" Penthouae" Huge Pmthome• 4 • • Ttema¥1oua Value • Studio 1 Br Model • Plush White Carpet ;. ' • StuDDiDg Views •Vaulted Ceilings • Designer Window ~ From All Rooms &: Skyligbts Coverings ~ • Gorpoua Decor" • Gorgeous Decor • In Excellent Cond. ~ $299,000 $1,295.00 $2U,OOO II Wal~r MitcMI • 588-3083 'Tanoramlc "Unbelievable View1" Elegance" ·•Whal.A Value! • IDcredlble Bay A: • Stunning Larger • Beauti!Ul Views! Ocean Views! 1 Br Penthouse • CUl1om Decor • BeautifUl Property • Pafect Location • SIDlll.l Br • 3 Br Luxury CoDdo • Totally Designer 1119,000 $3H,OOO $139,000 NEWPORT BEACH LARGE CGU&i LOT Single Story 3BR, 1.75BA in great neighborhood. Close to Mariners Park and fibrary. Walk to shopping. Call 722-1667 for your personal showing. ......... Ir. REDUCED PFIMH'FD $Zl4,000 Walk to Beach from this 3BR, 3BA townhome with vaulted ceilings. Master suite with sitting room. 1 BR & full bath downstairs. Huge garage. Community pool and tennis. Ce•••• c.r. BEAUTIFUL TOWMID• pU,950 2 BR. 2 BA and Den in this fabulous N.B. Townhome. 2 car garage, Approximately 1400 sq. ft. Immaculate. Shows like a model. Fantastic Floorplan and a great yard. Don't miss this one. Call 1-800-487-5260. Cllff llEWPORT llEICiHTS DUPLEX $89,000 Great Duplex in Newport Heights. 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom each with garages. For recorded details call 1-800-510-2005 code #4087 or my office, ext. 1t6 Rltaw.de OWNER RFI OCATtmei! llWPT COAST $39,000 1.5 Years New! 3BR, 3BA in gated community with pool and spa. Vaulted ceilings, recessed lighting and many build ins!! Make all offers! DlwPau•H SIEPS TO llEAOI $345,000 5BR, 3.5BA Duplex. 2 fireplaces, new roof, carpet and paint. Assume S280K 1st T.D. Rents 'pay mortgage. Try 10% down. ...._D1l••ll1 EAS'TllLWF -TOTALLY -DVATED $119,000 Popular Delores Floorplan in move-in condition! 3BR, 2.5BA, new kitchen, baths, windows. air conditioning+ morel Lush courtyard entrance. "'-·P1a11w RFDt..ICFft TO SB&. llOWI Baycrest's Best! 4BR, family room, oak floors, fenced pool plus yard ... Call now for Open House times this weekend! ........ ,. w, ..... ,.. $111,000 Remodeled beauty steps to wavesl 3BR on quiet street with gorgeous kitchen, etc. Best Beach Buy. Motivated ~ler ......... di ...... Vll'W ••• Custom designed for the family of the 90's Uf~le. Gourmet kttChen,skyllght. breakfast room, family room combo. Gazebo patio for entertaining. Lovely 48R, 3BA 2 story primal Montego. Call 760-6602 ...,_ ..... NEWPORT BEACH GATED camllm'TY $1SO,OOO Golf course view from this expanded Monaco in Big Canyon with master suite on first level. .1ws-••• llELCORI" CUSTOM 5800 sq.ft. home with bonus room and 4 car garage. A real steal! Gated community -Owner wants it sold now! Call today 640-1529. Es&arv..11 CORONA DEL MAR SPYGI ASS IEAUU $791,000 Customized SBR + bonus room + large yard. City and Canyon view. Serene and private. .......... REDUCED TO • • • $2,J00,000 Approx. 7,000 sq.ft. masterpiece with awesome ocean, bay & night light views. Rare huge lot situated just above the harbor! 5BR, 5.5BA, Customized interior. Grounds include pool, spa, teahouse & formal Japanese gardens. Re ... 'n.cll LAGUNA BEACH ova $40,ooo • ~' $90,ooo Gorgeous home on a quiet street. Very private yard with fountain. Hardwood floors. Must see I I Call today for a personal showing. 707-9755. 1'Nqh ... __. BEL" n IAY NII YOUI $149,000 View -View -Vlewl 11 Fabulous Beach -Ocean - Canyon view lot. pf af1S/PUll permit to build a fabulous SBR home. dall me nowt 494-7475 -···· HUNTINGTON BEACH • -TO •MRI * $D4,SOO Lovely & spacious 2BR, 1.SBA condol Open floorplan with nearfy new carpet and large dining area. JedlGlfhinl COSTA MESA • •• LOCATIClm Seller leaving -needs fast salel Very nice property- and kxationt.Needs some nc. Low down or assume. Call today and ask for ... ... COSTA MESA Near OMV In Costa Mesa this mufti-use building has ample parking and possible owner financi ng. Call for the details . ••11w11+ddlle1,.... ~·· $105,000 Only S105K for this FHA and VA approved Mesa Verde Villa 2BR + 1 car garage. Hurry -won't last! Klltlll•• ........ msA V&DI $189,000 3BR, 2BA home on large lot with front courtyard. Each bedroom has large patio with private entrance. lust 2 blodcs"to schools and freeway. Aw"'C d • • MAD •:an • Owner transferred and wants offers. Beautiful Mesa Verde 3BR home. Priced reduced and ready for a quick escrow! This weU kept home has 2 fireplaces, inside laundry room, 11 fruit trees and is really a "Must See". Call for your personal showing. ................. EASTSml Ol&Y $329,000 Fabulous 48R, 3BA with extra living room and kitchen on 2nd floor! Family room and living room downstairs with marble fireplace. Over 2200 sq. ft. Call today at 640-2677 .... ,. ..... I I n E'sm CDTTAGI $JM,900 Highly upgraded and remodeled In 1992, this darling cottage with white picket fences and professional landscaping has 2BR and an office or could be a 3BR. Custom shutters, RV Access and Security System. N • 0 r11al DllASTICALLY I evc-1 $499,000 Overlooking Mesa Verde Country Oub Golf Course. this 4BR, 3.SBA custom home Is ready for you . Remodeled kitchen, sun room. 2 fireplaces, spa tub in customized Master Baths, 3 car garage and more. Seller ready for offer. Call today. . ........ , , IRVINE lmGllT II GU I.BIL tlJl,900 ldeat for ~ngte or couple. Private quiet. gourmet kitchen, Skylights, 2BR. 1.58A. Grut location. call 644-4100for1ppt. , ... O" 11ts .....,. ••an w.1 $J21,00 Below Marltet -Must sell lowly 48R, 2.SBA family home. GreatJocation. Subject to short sale and probate. can to see today . _..._. . . 1Wl\I mcK CT I I I PJl,000 Unbelievable vieWt One lftef home with spectacular pool and spa. Granite floors. Great value . • ..... -.. You deserve ..... . •Honesty • 24 Years Experience • Communication •Personal Service • Dedication • Results! #1 R(i!AW• Newport Beach Agent 1988 -1995 11 J ~~I . L -.. < > l 11~, / ' Cl IS , I ,< > J\ 1 L I VIN c-; #1 ~elcourt: Market: Specialist:! Prol dea>ratied 48R. 3.sBA w/~ suite on 1st &rvel Euro kitthen. hugr f&nuJy room. l'onnal bbrary/den. Lush rear yard w I pool. spa and mlettaWn.&-. Priced to SeU Now Sl,290,000 Near new SBR. 58A. ard\t mstrptecr. Natural hrdwd floors. romputerized lighting. liOilrlng a!llin~ &: state of the art gourmet kitchen w I granite counters. Tuide Possible $2.350,000 .... ~-..~--:::i--~~..,.. Towne Collection Pian "C" ·Gorleous 2BR, 3BA plus lal'g' fanu.ly room. Best ~ location. u!P! tilt pivm. emier carpet. custom shutters&: Euro white lutdlen. Many other quality built· in ~tures. Offered at $795,000 . . .. ' .. ' l ' • • • . . • • ' nt:/AA~V " So. County K..D~rlrx\. Nevvport Beach CORONA DEL MAR • Spectacular Tudor Townhomel • 3BED/3.5BATH completely remodeled townhome in the heart of CdM! Feels like a house! Granite entry, fireplace, and slab granite kitchen counters, Hardwood floors. 1 Bed/Bath Downstairs! Only S429,000 CORONA DEL MAR • Mint Townhomel • South of PCHI • M editerranean 5 Yr. Nu 3 BED/38TH townhome w/vaulted ceilings, skylights, F.P., master w/F.P. and spa on view deck! Only US9,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA •ONLY $329,000 • Fabulous 48ED/38TH with extra living rm. and kitchen and Master Suite on 2nd floor! Fam. Rm. & living. rm. downstairs w/marble fireplace and spa. Professionally landscaped! Over 2,000 sq.ft.! •••• Ownen MotlY•tecl •••• Robyn Allen-Sears 640-2677 Leaders in Balboa Island Sales and Listings We Sold/Participated in the Sales of ... • 42% of Balboa Island Properties SOLD* 't.Md Oft Or~ eo.t .4JIOdlidon ol IWlftln Slldlda Pier + great South Bay location. 3BR, tam. rm & 4 full BA Large IMng rm w/frplc Large master suite. Views from Jetty to PaVl- hon/shared Pier .. t1,59S,OOO Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr. 760-5000 Ext.128 or 760-.1580 Brand new custom home at Big Corona Beach S Bedrooms, S.S Baths, appx. 4,200 sq. fL Beautiful useol maible, pnile &: tile, gounnct kiu:hen, Sub-Zero, elevator, dual AJC & heat· ing, wet bar, fireplace 3 car garage, private glled street. l11etdib'6 .,..,u. of U.e luubor, wlti# 'lflltU#r ~ Ctllolilua vilw1 fro"' almost •vn,roo•I $1,895.000 Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. EAST SIDE FIXER ... -''"'-_._,.-. .. ~ ~ .._\ ,,f. . 1..''" "' \.. \ I -4'-• . Coner R·l LOT Prime location, This ~ noada TI.Cl Beautiful treo lined •treet. luJe comer lo&. 170000 BobK Sr.orJr. Crisp & bright Cape Cod home. Quality construction 1991 . 3BR, 2BA, w/French doors, bay wind- (JV\/, vaulted ceilings, custom decorated and colorfully land- scaped! ...................... $699,000 Quiet location! little Balboa Island Duplex. 2BR, 2BA, den w/large sundeck and balcony + 2BR, 18.4. with patlO t417,000 , OLD C.D.M. DUPLEX Two wry calm. two bedroom, OM !Mlh uruts. ~ cr. lined llrOC& mold C.D.M., walk 10 Five c-. a-. eor-. shopping, $425,000 BobK ,Sr.orJr. .NEWPORT BEACH 760-5000 tlu Ext. 128 · Crowd! I' ........ . .. CHARMING ON THE PARK Outstanding Peninsula Point Home Luxurious master suite, hardwood floors, decorator touches throughout. Must see to appreciate the many details. CALL DAYNA PETIIT 673-3899 PG. 651-4610 17 40 Plaza del Norte $675,000 ' ) " t -{Y Corona def Y?Ca.r ll)_rff do ... Caff lh'e Corona def %ar 7eam ... :J?usf_y 9 uinlher, 7/ssociale !l<eal!or, 7ony Clar£, 7/ssociale :J?eal!or, !Jl(endy 2/{endenhaf/, 7/ssislanl 36 Years ojVrfla!le 0xperience. Chris J[opper 222 !JJ(ornin!J Canyon :A-inc1paf !lJrober dhorecli/fs 16, JOO' V iew Bol7Vii£71 Comfy Ofcler:J 23edroom + Office Jlome, !J(e<fucedlo $940,000. Open 7Jaify I 2-4pm 313 Bar£spur :/url ':/f <Jianl ..Step .'.h 7J1y Corona I' Chtna Go.If! ?'J-c-h''· r.5/ioppmy, 'l/(°''"' I' J{,rJ, &/"h'la, 'Jl,rma/7J1nm9, Jf/7JJ ?foors, ! 7'atms, J·CYlr ~'aror 9ueJ/ 7'arimy J,J9.1,f/Jt'/ (6y ':/rppl) Open ..Sunday U-4pm V.rflaye .507-.507 1/2 7/cacia Cozy '7k/OCI Coast .){,1£-y "l>up/tn. <Jh«f!JJrid IJ ~ J!JJ~ 7'alto, C Y artf + 2~ 2!1Ja/hW;!h &n<kc.1.,1-Car !f'U'Or • J '.:nrts 'jf //'J£u for J.JIJ,()()(). ~ &m!ay 124JW1 • Ill . r' ... ~ :.~..,.!' -: t,:, ., .. ,. 1.·.1.·· ·J .f<~a.i.f.}l~-Jl4..~.~ .. llt1t~ ... t_!.~J..l~._~_,.!J~11d .. L-· '·'-' Stunning PaOOf'amic Ocean & Golf Course Views! This elegant home of 5BR, 5.SBA, approx. 5500 SQ. ft., over .5 acre wft>eautiful pool & spa. PallOfamic Ocean, Harbor, City lights view! Spacious 48R family home w/exceptional . • floor plan for entertaining & family living. large rear yard • w/pool, lush gardens & lllObstructed ocean Of Enjoy "as is: 2BR, 2BA home w/lBR, IBA guest cottage. Home is located on a rare 40 lot Ocean peek view, just steps to the beach. Motivated owners. Prime Location! Canyon and city ights view. Kitchen custom cabinets, upgraded battvooms. private front & rear patios. Owner wants it sold - Custom 4BR, 4BA Home. Vaulted ce~ings, gourmet kitchen with adjoining large family room. Lush park-tlke sett>ng w/pool & spa. Custom Country Villa. 4BR, Master suite w/fireplace. Country kitchen, cathedral cei~ngs and wood beams. Private decks 1219 Santiqo Lovely Tradtional Home featuring large family/ entertainment room w/ fireplace, beam ceings & wet bar. Balconies, bay views from 2nd story, new paint & carpet. Access to three private. beaches. NEWPORT CREST 1 Encore fi&htj Upgraded Galofe New Berber carpet and paint, new fixtures, scraped ceilings, new cabinets & work bench IO Fabulous views of ocean. Catalina & city lights from this SBR, 3BA smile family attached home. Owner transferred. Must sell~ 1127 Whfteuls "Fixer!" 3BR, 2BA w/ "unobstructed" ocean, harbour & city 6ghts VleW. "Prime location." Practically lot value! Distressed sale!! El NGUEl HEJGHTS 31201 Oakmont Warmth & Style Abound This Spacious 5BR. 2.SBA Home. Huge premium lot. naturally light & bf1ght. Sparkling pool, spa & watertan. Make offer -Seller bou&ht another -very motivated Completely remodeled three level condo w/ granite fll'eplace, central air, plantaboo shutters, trench doors. gated. -. -. --. . . .. . . . . ' ~. . . . - .. .. ~ ' ~ ' • • ~ • " " . t WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors® Celebrating 21 Years In The Newport Harbor Area SAnJRDAY ONLY 234 Lugonla • Newport Shores 3 8d Hse $353,000 Kennie Jo Rizzo 432 Westminster· Newport Heights 3 8d Hse Carrie Allen $375,000 1201 Santiago • Dover Shores, NB 5 8d Hse Esther Fine $715 000 930 W. Oceanfront· NB Peninsula 4 8d Hse Aushn Daynes $1.~000 SUNDAY ONLY 1710 Labrador· Mesa Verde, CM 3 8d Hse Sally Nette! $239,900 2179 Santa Ana · East.side CM 3 8d Hse Carla Broff man $359,000 207 Canal • Newpott Shores 3 Bdffse Richard Lee $420,000 615 Gary Pl • Newport Heights 4 8d Hse June Adams $459,000 54 Ocean Vista · Sea Island, NB 2 8d Condo Eva Khwaja $579,000 1701 Starlight Cir · Baycrest, NB 4 8d Hse Jeannine Stake $579,000 395 Camden · Laguna Beach 4 Bel Hse Lis Olsen $1.450,000 1163 Marine · Laguna Beach 4 Bel Hse Betty Comegys and Nancy Peterson $1.650.000 SAnJRDAY & SUNDAY 1901 Glenwood · Bayaest, NB Jeannine Stake I George Dashiell 610 Donald · Newport Heights Cammy Leshe I Marlene Hassel 1465 Galaxy • Dover Shores June Adams I Lorraine Farrington 1027 Mariners · Dover Shores Jimmie Jones 3 Bclllse $41ff>O 3 Bl1tse $479,000 4 Bel Hse $595,000 4+ 8d Hse $749,000 501 North Bayfront • Balboa Island 3 8d Hse Rick Schreiber • $1,495,000 RENTALS AVAIIABLE NEWPORT BEACH 714-631-1400 BALBOA ISLAND 714-673-6900 On the water ... ----------- Huge lot, prime location w/4bd beach house. Can take up to 5.000 sqft new home. •6348 $1,040,000 NEWPORT SHORES Canalfront built m '83 3bd w/exerdse rm & office. Steps to comm pool, tenrns & ocean. •6327 $420,000 BAIBOA ISUND Bayfront w/'large dock 2sty 3bd w/den on large comer lot. roofdeck & 6 car garage. -<>343 $1.495.000 Gracious 3bd bayfront on large lot, pku & float. Dining rm, library. patios & ganiens. #6286 $2,395,000 OCEANFRONT Beach cottage w/2bdrms on oomer lot in prime location. 16388 $799,000 lIITLE BALBOA ISi.AND Bayfront w/dock for larger boat 2sty 3bd w/den & flower-filed pabos #6384 $1,500,000 Rare opport\rllty! Gorgeoos 3sty 5txl w ;1av..ns terraad to gated private beach '6365 $6,250,000 Near the water ... ------ Gated newer area w/wmrn pool. Highly upgrade:! 2sty 3bd hrn, loh, dining & ~ rms, ~· '6362 $270,000 NEWPORT SHORES Fresh. 2sty 3bd w/natural \l,()()(j caOOiets. vaulted ceibng, lrplc & SI.fl deck '6387 $285,000 BAYSIDE COVE 2sty 2bd coodo w/d:A garage. Gated anplx w/pool, spa, beach & available dock rental. #6390 $395,000 HOME BY THE SfA 2 doors from ocean, \Ww from ~ Superbly remodeled 5bd w/dnig & ~ rms. '6282 $795,000 UDOIMKDRM 2bi condo, seruity !*lg w/doomwi, pld & spa. Cl\amel, ace.an & city lgtlts W!ws. '6301 $495,000 2bi hrn w/sttdio apt owr garage, brtk patio Master has sitting area & fireplace. #6370 $625,000 MD> PENINSUlA Dplx w/M each. & frplc in lower Gr6lt SIJlVlleJ ~. µ;! steps to beach. '6337 $320,000 BALBOA ISlAND Great 3bd w/separate 4th bd & bath Price mcbies al lumishlngs & linens •6374 $519,000 3bd. ~rm, 4 frploes, rooldetk w/spa & \~~~ & 3 car garage. Fr. ms & han;.r.iood flool'I 'b284 $795,000 With a view of the water .. , NEWPORT HEIGHTS Newer 5bd custom W/OWlll l '-i IAews. Gcumd lcitchen. libraiy, ~ & ~ rms. '6350 $799,000 DOVER SHORES T~ remodaed w/rpait.j l ~. 4bd, clrq l lni,r nns, & spedraa.b views. #6293 $729,000 NOR'IH lAOONA Fmh, chan1*lg 4bd w/faldous ocean ~. Fri} rm, office. wile cdar, pod l spa. '6351 $1,495,000 NORl1t LAGUNA NEWPORT BEACH 2436 W. Coast Hwy 714 631-1400 Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheby's International ~ealty BALBOA ISl.AND 315 Mn.e A\.enua 714 673~900 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors® Celebrating 21 Years In The Newport Harbor Area f.ASTSl>E Costa Mesa. Gorgeous new 3td a1!bn w/drq rm, 3 a1 garage.~ & bcnas Top cpllly, anral vac &·SOllld 'J*m. •6347 631-1400 $359,000 NEWPORT tECHl'S ~ lid oottage w/1lanl- wood floors on prime shed, Mlt to al schools. Used ln:k, pidcet fence, roses & large rear yard "632$ 6Sl-1400 $S69,000 3bd w/sllq rm, fami,r nn NEWPORT HEIGHTS lrnrnacUate 4bd on <Pet Spyglass. T ndtlonal 2sly 3bd w/den, flld; & l 2 balcanies w/Baick &ri ~. 16333 aidHac. Remodeled~ rm, Fr. doors & bcn1s nns. Lush grot.rds w/pool & spa.16376 631-1400 $265,000 uted tn:tdrix. Rear piltio& rice~. "6392 6Sl-1400 $895,000 6Sl-1400 $459,000 NOR1H COSTA MESA Upgraded 3bd on cxir- ner lot w/pertqior RV 01 boeL ~ frplc, tied lcii:ha1 OOt.lllers & wood Boored enby. 16372 631-1400 $119,000 Nl'WPOIT Bf.AOl lwge 3bd iv.mm In 9*I anpbt w/ptJd. AJt cti garage, boru nn/'Hfl/d· f'a. MIM' w/wd celng, frplc &: spa U>. 16379 631-1400 $219,000 fE\1POlrT SHOlf.S 3bd be.edi oottaga. Tied MDI aimer. ~ peHad 1tty 4bd, clrq IMng rm, ic.:hen &: baths. Steps to prWne ~ & (m.tJ rms. large~ w/pool l spa. ~ front It amn clih9e, pool & tennis. 16385 631-lM $595,000 631-1400 $149,900 NEWPORT HEIGHl'S Sf.A ISlAfC) ~ renodded 2bd, -- perfect condo w/clrq rm, den I: ta-tech ldkt. In pd gllllld c:ormn w/pods, spas & pool. "63111 631-HOO $579.000 MYCIESTT~ nimocWm14bd. diql ~ 11111 & gowmet ldlchen w/lnlldllt nook. ~ t.~belhwt ... &spatub. ~ls 631-1400 $579,000 IW80t\ &NI> Ownq 2sty 3bd Vl/r.p cl-BmUUJht.t~3xl ....W,~l~ Reel bath. Complddj remodded a: fralVi nm, hriM>ocl loon & 2 frpbs. '6391 pM...s, new ldkhen, lboiq, rocJ I: mcq. '6.l'38 631-1400 $479 000 '7U900 $640,000 IW.BOA ISlNI> ~ remodeJed 2sty 4bd w/rocl deck. Fftplaces WI master & ~ & farni,i rms, pwer ties & ~ flooring. 16366 673-6900 $699,000 .. Nf.WPORTS Upper Bay. CUstom t.ill 3td w/erge '-nti rm on fMf 1/l am. Open pB\ ~ cdqJs, sloND. Fr. doors a: bh. adaped ~ 16381 631-1400 $950,000 ID> 151£ T~ 3bdon qeb, clii-.i&lamt,t nns, malds<Jtrs& 3 argnge. SaemJ ~ Wiiis ii ;r. to urr,i pllllo, pOO, spa & gmdlns.16.38() 631-1400 $999,000 DOW.It SHORES estate w/Wtw, lesris cnrt, rm l spa on '11t11/l aae. SoJ:ilb6:ad alltOm, 4 bds, Inly, diq. ~ & glllTle rms. l6309 631-1400 R1h edl $1,395,000 ID> 151£ P.omantic CUlfaTl 3td \'ila on exll'l large, (Jilt caner~ 5me, lldm & coUms, 3 frPces & Gtraorci1111y prMr;yw/WNI$ d bh !Jftne'Y. '6317 631-1400 ....... $1,499,000 SHOWCASE EXCEPTIONAL ESTATES CORONA DEL MAR On the sand v.ill lncompiirable blr/ ~ ~. degn. top~ a.ISlorn home w/6 toms, ~ & fanVJ rms, den i*rl goumet !did.-. & autyald w/rxid and spa. '636() $3,fS0,000 . NBVPORT 8EAOi 2436 w. COlllt Hwy 714 631-1400 Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty BALBOA ISLAND 315 Marine Awnue @. 714 673-6900. • ' • ' • • • ' " • • . WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors® Celebrating 21 Years In The Newport Harbor Area WATERFRONT'S #l TEAM ·' PRESENTS ••• MARLENE HASSEL 642-6048 MANNY STEUJNO 650-2678 NEWPORT HfJGHTS Darling 3bd cottage w/hardwood flrs on prime street, walk to schools. Used brick, picket fence, roses & large rear yard. #6328 $369,000 NEWPORT HfJGHTS Immaculate 4bd on quiet cul-<le- sac. Remodeled kitchen/family rm , Fr doors & used brick frplc . Nice larxiscaping & patio. #6392 $459,000 CUFF HAVEN Delightful duplex, large 3bd/3ba owner's w/beam ceiling, yard & 2bd rental w/patio, both w/frplc. Great area, close to schools. #6377 $549,500 NaWOR'T HEIGHTS Huge 5bdnewerrustan w/OCRan & park views. Master with view deck, gowmet kitchen, liniy, dining and family rms. #6350 . $799,000 NEWPORT BEAOi 2436 w. Coost Hwy 714 631-1400 ·631-14.00 x254/259 ~elusive Affiliate of Sotbebys International Realty • NEWPORT HfJGHTS Channing Brion Jeanette re- model. 3bd, gourmet kitchen. hardwood floors & skylights. Large, very private yard. 16363 $375.000 NEWPORT HfJGHTS &lutihl\i appointed 2sty 3txl remodel on <llde-sac. ·Gourmet kitchen w/nook, dining & family nn, hrdlAd firs& 2 frplces.16391 $479,000 Cl.ff HAVEN Large 2sty 4bd. Airy, open livirf:J & family rooms w/beam ceilings and gourmet kitchen w/nook. Guestqrtrs& 4-cargarage.16368 $679.000 PfJJCAN POINT Front rf1tN homesite in spectaat- lar location on 121-greenw/white water views. Extra privacy · w/ ~nexttoproperty.16296 $1.795,000 BALBOA ISLAND 315 Martne Awru 714 673~900 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors® . .. Celebrating 21 Years In The.Newport '"1arbor Area US OLSEN .. 759-8520 . 395 CAMDEN PLACE LAGUNA BfACH $1,450,000 ,,, ON THE WATER . . AND WITH A VIEW OF THE WATER US ANDRICK . . .. . 1995 AWARD WINNERS · RICK SCHREIBER 631-1400 x276 501 NORTH BAYFRONT BAIBOAISIAND $1,495,000 Fresh and bright 2 story on the bayfront with large dock and slip. Remodeled 3 bedroom on large comer lot with den, huge roof deck, two story skylit entry and a six car subterranean garage. r Spectacular ocean and sunset views from thi private cuJ-<IHac location. Remodeled 4 bedroom home with 4 baths, courtyard pool and spa, wine cellar and steam shower. 631-1400 NEWPORT BEAOi 7 i463t:i• Exclusive.AffiliateofSotheby'slntemationalRealty BAl..BOA ISi.AND ~ 31s Mame Awnue . Yizl.· 714 673-6900 - . . . . . "' . ' I .. ' • • ' ~ ' ~. ,. • .. ~ • • ;. • • WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors® Celebrating 21 Years In Tiie Newport Harbor Area OCEANFRONT HOMES IAGUNA Bf.ACH ·ON THE BEACH · 1163 MARINE AVENUE 3 Bedroom. Pool, Guest House $1.650,000 NANCY PETERSON (714) 967-0221 COWAN Hf;IGlfTS • 2.47 PRIVATE GA'IB> ACIES 3 8edrtxim Home, Pool and Latge Guest House $1.995.000 IAGUNA BEACH -EMF.RALD BAY Outstanding 5 Bedroom Estate On The Sand $6,250,000 1995 AWARD WINNERS The Power of Two lEMON HBGHTS • 1.7 PRIVATE ACRES Gated Eatate with Tads Ccut. Pool and Ocean VW $6,000,000 .-. SUNSET Bf.AOt ·ON nE SAND 5 Bedroom Custom with Separate Apar1ment $1,495.000 BE1TY COMEGYS (714) 248-5957 NEWPORT Bf.MJI • aJFF HAVEN Duplex, 3 Bedroom, 2 Beth and 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath $549.SOO NEWPORT BfAOf 7 j4Qi-i40o . Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtorse . Celebrating·21 Years In Tile Newport Harbor Area .. ·WE KNOW. UDO ISLE ••• AND UDO ISLE KNOWS US! KAY l!OLOVINA 675-5622 LEE DRUMMY 675-1622 CHRISTEN NILSEN 675-7728 BFAU11RJJ..LY REMODELED Turn-key 3 bedroom home on huge lot. Master w/fireplace, dining room, family room, maid's quarters and 3 car garage. Soaring ceilings and walls of glass to patio, pool, spa and gardens. #6380 $999,000 ROMANTIC CUSTOM VIUA Extra large, quiet comer lot. Extraordinary privacy with views of lush greenery and sunny patios. Three fireplaces, spa and extensive use of quartzite, arches and columns. #6317 Reduced $1,499,000 SWS!PING CORNER ESTATE "True Estate" on one-half block at the quiet end of the island. Included is a large 5 bedroom house with library, family room, triple garage and luxurient gardens. #6359 $1,995,000 SUPERBLY REMODFlE> An exceptional, bright and ligh1 l story 3 bedroom home with diq and family rooms, new kitchen, windows and doors and remodeled baths. l.JJsh tropical patio on oversi1.ed comer lot. 16393 $829,000 . Esdlisive Affiliate of ~dieby's International Realty BAl.80A ISLAND 315 Mame Awnue - 714 673-6900 • I • . "'\ --------~- ~ .. ~ •• -_,._.4-""-"A!ll'".~···-· ,-~J .... ._ ... :""7-:•• ···~• • . ' • 16 ~ .;_..,_ •, . J~ . • ..,...~~ •t• !~... • ~..... ··~, ~ WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors® Specializing in properties for sale or kase ... on the water. .. MllT the waur. • .and wilh a view of tM water. .. CELEBRATING OUR 21 YEARS IN THE NEWPORT HARBOR ARFA MARLENE HASSEL 7 years at Waterfront CONGRATUIATIONS TO WATERFRONT'S 1995 TOP TEN! 7 years at Waterfront MARLENE HASSEL & MANNY STEWNO No. 1 T earn in listings and sales w lume No. 2 Team in listings and saJes volume MARY ANN NElltERCUTT 21 years at Waterfroot VICKILEE 16 Y9S at Wae.rfnrt NANCY PETERSON 6 years at Waterlront MANNY STEUINO 6Y9'SlitW~ atRISTEN NUf.N 6 years at Wallrfrat NE.wPORT 8EAOi 7 UQN.40o Exclusive Affiliate of Sotheby's lnrem.tional Realty LORRAINE FARRINGTON 12 ~at w.frai aALIOA ISi.AN> Top qUAllty rttnOd duplex. White kit Mil w/'*. &. dedL. 2.Bl • c:NU 2 CM p S7Js.oot Peithou5e w/4 Gil gM, dev•tor to uch ftr. 38l 58A. Try Trade or lelse-Opt .•...... S.0,000 UDOISU 58 ft. lot. grut 1oat1on. 4ll 3M ~ lewl w/lllge So. J»tlo. Plins b 2nd story. M60.ooo 17 . "~·, .~,. ,; COllONA DU. MA& 4Bll lBA w/rx,fv entry to 1 Bil I BA down. C.th cdllng, ~ toon.I OR. ................. $319,000 COllONA DU. MA& Spldous &. open. 38l 2.58A plus pool table size den. MM wlfr#:.. spa tub, bllc .•.. SJM,000 HAUOR VIEW HIU5 Lush growids .a:.ent remodel. New 5We root. Q.ISlOm dts/vlirtdow/ubs. GcwgeousL S119.000 COllONA DU. MA& II.ear ll'llt xlnt ftOOf plln. 24try w/sulte down. 3N. 3 bilconles. fplc. direct pr .cc. .. $319,000 COllONA DU. MA& So. at CoAst Hwy. Owmlng c.ott&ge &. .mst studio W/Ot:ll VW. Roof dedL. 2-<M pt$6U.f50 ' ---...,--··.,.. ~· . • : . . 18 . . ·~ --....., -r---..,,......... .. --M . Buyers, Time to Buy. Selle~, Time to List. 9 Escrows in February! HARBOR VIEW HOMES Palermo model, family room extended 13'. Exercise room off master bedroom. $599,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES "N frame portofino in a great location $529,000 NEWPORT NORTH Beautiful customized home witb a gourmet kitchen. Located in a gated community HARBOR VIEW HOMES Carmel model with large double bedroom, bath and playroom upstairs. $479,000 MICHAEL DREYFUS & SusANWEIR HARBOR VIEW HOMES Expanded Carmel model, dining room and kitchen have been extended. Beautiful Badzyardl $525,000 HARBOR Vmw HOMES OPEN HOUSES -SUN. 1 -5 Carmel model with expanded dining 402 Vista Trueba, 1943 Pon Provence room. Best buy in Harbor View! 1730 Pon Bannouth $399,000 mdreyfus@coldwellbanker.com When Buying or S~lling, .Call Don & Joyce @Ison .800-487-4931 . . . . 204 Hazel, Corona dcl Mar Oceanfront w /forever views of sails and sunsets. Potential to expand. Owner says bring all offers. Sl,950,000 Ocean views -owners motivated Original Shorecliffs home situated high on a corner lot of a terrific cul-de-sac street $795,000 Laguna Beach Exceptional priVitc gated cs12te, designed in clas- sic Tudor style. $3,850,000 l lS Abalone, Little Island New Orleans sryle home, 3 +unit Sought after 100 block location $675,000 280 Cagney Lane 1 bedroom + den, ocean & bay view $229,000 or $1 ,450 p/mo. 1008 E. Balboa Blvd. Contemporary bayfront, private dock Sl ,850,000 410 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores Off the Bayfront, 3 bd , 2.75 ba, master retreat with vaulted ceilings. $798,000 633 Lido Park Drive E-3 2 bd plus den, docks available, beautiful bayfront penthouse condo. $575,000 .. --}! My Turn By Perry Taub SPRING IS A TIME FOR CHANGE AND GROWTH! Economic trends indicate that now is an o pportune time to pur- chase or to sell residential proper- ty in Newport Beach. Interest rates are competitive and quality home inventory is stabilizing. In the San Francisco Bay Area, multiple purchase offers are being pn:sc~ on homes for sale. The Beverly Hills Area inventory of homes for sale has dramatically decreased and sales have increased. Based on these trends, soon, it will be "your turn n to enjoy the benefits of an improved real estate market. It wouJd be my pleasure to assiSt you if you are planning to acquire or sell a home. _, 644-5833 OPEN HOUSES l-5 P.M. SATURDAY'S INvJTATIONS THE BLUFFS 2327 Vista Huerta $210,000 Allison Sccscmann 929 Tiller Way -Open Sat & Sun 12-4 NEWPORT BEACH 6304 W Oceanfront S892,000 David Prince HARBOR R.IOG E l8 San Sd1J!>t1an Sl ,395,000 Sonja Powell LIDO ISLE 844 V1.t Lido Nord S3,200,000 Velma Timmons W OODRRIDGF 40 R.t111bow IA1kc $347,500 Kevin Kanda SUNDAY'S lNVTTATlONS HARBOR VIEW HILLS 929 Tiller $489,000 Carolyn Bridge HARBOR VIEW H OMES I 730 Port R.1rmouth $399,000 Dreyfus/Weir 1963 Post l'rm·c1Ke ss2s·,ooo Drcyfu~/Wc1r IRVfNP. 17 Mont.ma\ E\tc $218,000 Jan Ward JASMINE CREEK 119 J asmmc Creek $589,000 Judy Mum.)' BALBOA ISLAND 115 Balboa hland $675,000 Renee West BIG CANYON 25 Rue Grand Ducal $610,000 Perry Taub 10 Rue Biarriu $895,000 Joyce Olson SPYGLASS HILL 52 Drakes Bay $725,000 Don Olson NEWPORT BEACH 6304 W Oceanfront $892,000 Kerry & Kyle Krause HAM<>R RIDGE 18 San Sebastian Sl,395,000 David Prince DoVBll SHORES 410 Morning Star Lane $798,000 David McCulloch THE B LUFFS 1953 Vista Caudal 402 Vista Trucha Broker AHociAte Enjoy gorgeous bay, ocean and night light views in desirable Harbor View Hi/ls. • 4 &drooms, 2.5 batlrs • larye lot over 11,000 sq ft • Complata/y ramode/ed kitchen with Euro-cabinetry and bay window. • lkuo/uDy lamlsca1»J rear yard with private 6pa • Pn·ixn. courtyard entry (800) 283-3734 DOVER SHORES: Private beaches on the bay BOUNDARIES: The Dover Shores community encompasses the streets nearby upper Newport Bay's West Bank. The general location is north of Pacific Coast Highway and cast of Dover Drive. · HISTORY: 1bc area was part of a land grant given to Don Jose Sepulveda and calJed Rancho San Joaquin. The Upper Bay was called Bolsa de Quiguera by the Spanish which means "Bay of the High Ban~." James Irvine bought the fand in 1864. and the Irvine Company started the present development about 100 years later. • HOMES: There are 310 homes inc luded in the.Dover Shores Community Association. Most of the homes have views or the potential of a view. All of the lots arc generous in size and many are exceptionally large. In addition to the many bluff top or elevated homes with bay and/or ocean views. there are 73 waterfront homes with direct access lO the bay. STYLE: Many Dover Shores homes are cu tom built and the others were con tructed by well-known builders of quality house featuring pacious living areas. COMMUNITY FEATURES: Residents may enjoy a variety of activities including swimming and boatin& at private bayside beaches. The Mariners Branch of the library is within walkina distance as is the Newport Aquatic C"altet which offers rowing, kayaking and canoeina. lbcre a.re Coast Newport Properties Presents Lidt> Isle Ctmt~ &Jyfrtmt, This extraordinary, warm, contemporary home is situated on one and one-half lots on the sunny south-side of prestigious Lido Isle. It features forty-five feet of bay frontage, a spacious oayside terrace and dock that will berth a 60-foot yacht. The home was completed in late 1990 with architecture by Mark Sin~er and dramatic interiors by the internationally famous deSJgners ,Karl Copas and Jarmin Roach. You will find the perfect synthesis of open design, style and luxury in this elesant five bedroom, four and one-half bath home with its romantic master su.ite, bayfront spa and an extra large walk-in closet. The gorgeous custom interior decor is set off to perfection by the marble and granite, dramatic glass walls, gourmet kitchen and bar, security ~ystem, and three-car garage with a lift for a fourth vehicle. Lido Isle offers its residents a yacht dub and community center, private beaches, tennis courts, parks, and private security patrol. To many, Lido Isle represents the ultimate in California lifestyles. This is truly one of the finest homes. Living on the Harbor at Newport Beach, you will enj oy the best that Orange County has to offer. Lido Isle is just minutes from the area's prime retail, cultural and business centers with easy access to both Orange County and Los Angeles airports. For more infonnotion 011 this property, ple11se co11t11ct: Coast Newport Properties 4 Civic Plaza, Suite 260 Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 644-1600 numerotts activities provided by the Dover Shores Community Ass.ociation. SCHOOLS: Local public schools are award-winning Mariners Elementary, innovative Ensign Junior High. and traditionafly excellent Newport Harbor High School. Parent participation at all three schools is outstanding. NOW LISTED: There are 18 active listings in Dover . Shores as of MaJCh 25. The prices start at $595.000 with the highest priced listing at $2,995,000. The home pictured is the lowest priced view property and is offered at $595,000. T-his ~ features a huge family room with oversized fireplace. From the second story, lhe master bedroom and two additional bedrooms have balconies and expansive views across the bay to the Dunes Marina. A fourth bedroom has a balcony and beautiful view of the backyard trees and garden. SOURCE: Linda Silver of Metro Realty • .5 Corporate Plaza. Newport Beach. (714) 720-9422. Silver has lived in Dover Shores for 23 years. If you woulll likt to submit a communhy profik of your Jann ana, pkast follow tltt abovt fof7111Jl and tnclost a ""'P outline (TllolfUIS GuiM) of tltt arH alon1 witlt a pltok> of a curn1'1 1Utilt1. Tiit dncripd,ot1 of tltt ~ IHI '""'~ dN "Nw lisNfl" s«tiolt. ~"" tlN Uifonlfllliotl IO Ju& Vibr, ~ tllldt ~ Dtlily PUo4 JJI) w. .. , SL, Coia. Mac, CA '2627. (/:/Oft MN 0111 q11t1dou, /Mtu• coll ('11') 51'-'U2. .· New Listings Big Canyon 5 bedroom, 3 bath single story family home with pool. Rick Langevin $899,000 ·~ Baycrest Executive 4 bedroom single level on large lot. A 10+1 Keith Randle $579,000 New Ustings $755.000 934;,ooo SU (J-4) $372,500 s.t (1-4) » Uiada Ille 75' Via Udo Soud J Yutbhh lO ...... Tree n1 Via Udo Soud . -. . 1740 r.tOoNnlront $2.545.000 80 HlitiCwlllmMI DdYe $2.~ 7 amMre eo.t $2,600,000 , c-Wood ome $2.69S.ooo 2., .. Udo Soud S2.l".OOO ... ,... Ddwe $2."5,800 DN Q tlf~ hi .,,.,,_ ., w. UilD Sold ...... -Wi Udo SoUd $4.ICIO.GIO ,,........... $C.-.OOO 2112 It .... lhd. $1.850.GOO ''' HlibilllllMCIDrhie I· $299,000 ~l'.000 $112.450 S-.000 --...... ...... $1,419.000 $1.499,000 $1,'49.000 $2.'1'0.GOO sun.- 9'.•.ooo I $17,900 9".000 $10il,900 ''"·'°° $16',900 . $185.000 ··-sm.- $4.750,000 Soatla County I -. . ------------------ ....----·--JG ,.; I ._ • • 644~1600 723~8800 New Listings The Bluffs End unit "Trina" Ooor- plan overlooking Back Bay. Kay Parker $295,000 L.H. Bayview Court Spacious 3 Bd • 3 Ba townhome in gated community Heidi Stockwell $259,859 Mlssloa Vlelo Well priced 4 bed- room pool home on large lot. Pool & spa. Bill Wedmore $239,000 Tiie 816 Best bu~ In Newport Beach. 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo. UH land. J.Ue Stepheuon $15',000 Granvl.De Upgraded 3 bedroom, 3 bath golf course upper unit w/ great views. Morphy & Bush $639,000 Eme rald Bay Large (24.000 sq. ft.I view lot. Great opportunity to build In private beach community Guard gated. Rod Daley $695,000 View Prope~~s AIMew Terrac:ie Located In Pfe$d&ious private community. Walking distance to town, beach & partcs. OYertoob the ocean. Conale MaDentl $824, 750 Emerald Bay Charming studio/ home In Emerald Bay. Lot value! Rod & Nancy Daley $825,000 West Newport Beach Oceanfront duplex right on the sand. Quiet area. Ronda Hein $899 ,000 Harbor View Hiiis Remodeled 4 Bd. home w/ gorgeous harbor/ocean views! Evan Corkett $995 ,000 Condo & Town~ome Living Tastln 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo Comer location, large side yard. Cynthia PhUUps $99,000 llllllMt" ..... •• Polllt Super "9y view 2 bedroom condo In cre•t loattlon. Bob Bers $29',000 $46,,000 t. Emerald Bay Fabulous view. 4 bedrooms. Close to park and beach. Hhunan & Hlrwchler $1 ,295,000 Udo Isle Custom home on double lot with pool. Bay and light view. Sara Hinman $1 ,295,000 Harbor RJcfCe Elegant custom. Huge rooms. vlew.1azebo;pool and spa. Laqevln & &ere $2,395,000 Hu.nttncton Harbour 5 bedroom. 7 bath bayfront on tip of Trinidad Island with 3 la11e docks. Approx. 240 ft on bay. le ny nn.ter • $4, 750,000 Costa Mesa Family Neighborhoods ........ Yllaae Privacy & seclusion! New Interior. Pine floors & French doors. Steve..... $J29,000 Newport Beedt Exquisite remodel. 3 bedroom pool home on larce lot. C)wdda PYlps $5J9,950 Newport North Customized 3 bedloocn (poss. 4th) in pted oommunity. Could not be duplkated at th.is~- Gree Lombarcl $«9, 900 Island Uving Udo lele leyfront duplex. Sindy beach Md city Utht ..... Heidi leockwall . $995.000 lnbte Terrace Charmine Cape Cod with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths and pool. Vaulted oellJnc. slcyllchts. Best buy! Matta• Pllllltppl $499,000 Harbor View Hiii Adorable 4 Bd. 4 Ba. family home, large backyard. Stella Worden $5'9,000 Seavlew Completely redone slncle level home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Susan Sen''" $599,000 6 Bd. 5.5 Ba. custom home on approx. 21.000 sq. ft lot. Kline & Hants $1,295,000 Belcourt Contemporary destcner perfect estate home In cated community. No Mello Roos. Mmy den & Bob Weclarz $1,395,000 Gated Communities Blc C.•JO• yorgeous slncle family home with private pool and spa. Lqrand & Bibb $1,650,000 Rib C9ft Gre•t oce•nfront lot pec:hecl ebo¥e PMt wt Pk'tlc. Scnnb· & ._. $1,090,000 644-1600 723-8800 Beach living Newport COMt · Six year old 3 Bd. home. full of amenities. 14ht and bright. Hazel & Jon Dishon $289,000 Udo Ille • Custom bilyfront on • "ft. tot:' bedtooms. 3.5 bMhs. Dock. c,..w. n•.. $2,49',ooo • ----------I TOP AGENTS HONORED F o u · RT H AWARD OCTOBER 1995 QUARTER WINNERS NOVEMBER 1995 LlsnNGAGENT OFllE MoNrH JOHN McMONIGIE STEVE HIGH DECEMBER 1995 1 • 'BE TT-ER SUSAN SCANLAN . , • "" •• • .i • ,. • - 29 .. ' . . . . . !,~ . ' - THE :BEST' ,. -.-.I FOURTH QU .ARTER AWARD WINNERS LISTING AGENT OF~THE QUARTER . i. I I I • t • ' I ~ 644-1600 723-8800 Collece Park 3 Bd. single family home on comerfot. Great neighborhood. Heidi Stockwell $198,000 Harbor View Homes Great opportunity! 4 bedrooms on laqe lot. 1-ts to parit. Sara Hinman $575,000 Ba7c....t Ulte n~w. totall)' refur· blshed 4 bedroom on peat street. lo.Anne Perldn• $,2,,000 Beach Communities Single level, spec:Dcular view, 2 bedrooms. den. 2+ baths. Steve Hlch $469,000 Huntlncton Beach Blc 4-plex with 6 caraces. each unit with 3 baths. marble fireplace and skyllchts. Cmneo Sllol9 Great view home with updated kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3 ~Community has 3 private beilches. s.an Sea..... $169.000 Beacoe.., Cozy updated 3 bed- room beach home w/ I Bd. rental unit. Mike Marr $739,000 Udo ltle Bayhont with larce dodt and fabulous view. 3 bedrooms+ den. Worden & Bibb $2,395,000 Ba,..oree Charmine 3 bedroom home Just steps from the beach . ..,,_ Morplly $1 ,090,000 Oceanfrollt Step onto the und. 5 bedroom. 4 bath farnJly home. Coanle MaDemtt $1,69',000 Ritz Cove ~t lot In cuard pted oomm. Perched above part & PadJlc. Scanlan & Busk $2,014,~ Oceanfront Duplex In quiet beac:hfront sedk>n. Top quality bulldlnc. spacious unJts ln mint oondltion. Rick · n $79',000 $6l4,000 Ronda Hehl $1,095,000 Condo & Townhome living Belcourt ~ totmhome w/ hleh cietllnp, French doors & morel U•da LJ1e $659,000 ............ awt ~ 4 Bel. 3.5 Ba. 3 c.ar~. Cul-de-Mc. • ..... & ......... .,.,,,000 Qpportunities ~, i''~r1.: ·' .!a' _. • . JERRY FINSTE·R SENIOR SALEs ExEcuTIVE #I SALESPERSON ~ 1995 . 759,.3750 Lido Isle $2,895,000 KEvlN KUBIAK AsSOCIATE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • . -·--- \ • .. .. SHIRLEY HARRIS . Hall of Fame Member 759"'3727 JIM Ku~E 759-3771 DENMS DURGAN DEBI BIBB ~ 759~3707 LANDMARK O~EANFRONT ESTATE · -=--m SHORE CLIFFS · estled on a rare 36,000 square foot oceanfront parcel, s exceptional Frome offers breathtaking views of .the . . harbor entra11ce,·crashing waves and blue Paci~c. Most rooms, intludilig-tire ~ve bedroom~} six· and one-half baths, living room, den-, study, dining-toom, breaifastTO()lk~ ~ and family room are located on lite eittry~ level." ~.,-. t • Custom details include hardwood and brick tile noors, beamed ceilings, crown moldings, hand-painted tiles . and French windows. and doors. .. ~ . ~ . . ,. JOHN ROBIN 717~4711 1'1c~onigle Bes1: of" Lido Isle 123 Via Orvieto $849.<><><> . Character and charm are abundant in this immaculate four bedroom home located on a 45' lo~ in one of Lido lsle·s best street-to-street locations. Open beam ceilings, hardwood floors, huge us~d brick south patio with outdoor jacuzzi. downstairs master bedroom with separate sitting area, fireplaces in both · living and dining rooms. Beautifully refurbished with quality finishings and amenities. 0 P E N S AT U R DAY A N D S U N DAY I :00 P.H. -4:00 P.". Exel ustve Lido Isle ~yf'ront: Best: Buy on t:he Gold Coast: Lido Isle Estate 853 Via lido Soud 26 Linda Isle 110 Via Trieste .$3,495,000 $1,995.000 $1, 195. 000 0 P E N S AT U R DAY . & S U N DAY Newport Helsht:s Fantlly Home Elesant: Lido Isle Home Charming Lido Isle Home 5 Partc Place 124 Via Trieste 838 Via Lido Soud $995.000 $699.00·0 $669.000 OPEN SUNDAY 227 Evening Can11on, Corona del Mar • Exceptional ocean and canyon views • Oversized 28,000 sq. ft. canyon lot • New tile roof, flooring and kitchen appliances • 3 bedrooms plus guestquarters • Stone's throw to Little Corona Beach Offered at $1 ,695,000 .., 53 Belcourt Nortli, Newport Beach • Extra large interior lot • 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths • Spacious and open with large rooms •Lushly gardened grounds • 24-hour gate guarded community Offered at $1 ,395,000 80 Ocean Vista, Newport Beach • Lowest priced unit i~ Island •Overlooks 14th fairway -NBCC • 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths •Maintained in excellent condition • 24-hour gate guarded community Offered at $529,000 452 Caflrlllo Te"ace, Corona del Mar • Sit down ocean and catalina views • 4 bedrooms, l.5 baths, family room • Bleached wood floors, new carpet • Large Mexican paver courtyard • Walking distance to beach and Olde Corona del Mar Offered at $559,000 ' ' t t I t f • t t t I • f ' . . .. Lido Isle View Home 5 Bd. 4 Ba. Pride of ownership! High quality materials Marble, granite, French doors, crown moldings, 3 fireplaces $869,000 Harbor Ridge Value 5 Bd. 3.5 Ba. Pride of ownership! Two private sunny decks, atrium $699,000 Triangle Square Area 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome w/ fireplace Greenbelt location, community pool $144,000 BILL FE.E-N·EY in association with TIM CARR COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES Voice Mail: 717-4744• Bayshores Family Home 7 Bel. 5 Ba Traditional, hardwood floors, French doors, 3 fireplaces, 3 car garage, large country kitchen/family room $795,000 Lido Isle Prime Location! 2 Bd. 2 Ba. + den home, beamed ceilings Prime street to street location, 35 ' lot $595,000 Affordable in Corona del Mar 2 Bd. 2.5 Ba. End townhomc on large greenbelt Refurbished and immaculate, community pool $229,000 ---·--...-... ---- . ... Lacuna Beach Striking ocean and whitewater view building site. Steve Hlch $219,000 South Lasuu Beach Two luxurious oceanfront untts wl private beach access. Bob DITuDJo $259,900/$329;000 Sea Island Best of all views & best of all values! Spacious slnaJe level home. Mal)' EDen & Bob Weclarz $529.000 Dover Shores Tot.ally remodeled with a spect3CUlar view. The best craftsmanship and matertalswlth every detail in mind Austero & Kim $755,000 View Properties Newport RJd&e The Pointe 4 bedrooms. 4 5 baths with ocean views Designed to perfection. Worden & Lombardi $819,000 Newport Beach Oceanfront units right on the sand Great opportunity! Ronda Hein $895,000 Balboa Bayfront Contemporary on the bay. Dock. private beach. Tum-key! Mickey Rowe $1,399,000 Balboa PenJnsua. Point New 5 bed· room Mediterranean mansion Bob eera $2.545,ooo Splendid setting! Your search for the perfect home is over Austero & Kim $2.995,000 Harbor Island Wonderlul bayfront lot wl 62 ft. of frontace. Spectacular main chan- nel views.~ gated community. Be\4elty MorpJly $4,400,000 0 Spotlight Corona del Mar E.IMnlld -Point Ocunfront home w/ private bffch. Ctashlnc surf & sun9et'SI Rod Daley $2,,,0,000 Corou del Ma9r Custom built 2-story w/ 4 Bd. 3 Ba. & spa. l fl blk. from park. Ma9rle• Phillippi $730,000 . ., -. . . . .. . . . .. . .. S.,,.&.• KID 4 Bd. l Ba. + den on larae lot with ocean, bay & ctty views. f1x & Lqrand $829,000 644~1600 723~8800 Gated . Communities Emerald Bay Ocean view custom home 4 Bd. 2. 5 Ba. Private beach 1 feny Finster $1,237,500 lrvl•e Cove Oceanfront 6 bedroom Abalone Point home on lfl acre site Rod Daley $6,500,000 - . . ---.Jill-. \:• -· - • • ¥~~ 38 ,~---··--~ .... -•... _. ..~,.-:'._-. ·-. . . . . ' .. LYNN NOAH 759-3722 CORONA DEL MAR 520 1/2 Narcissus • Premium quality construction throughout • 2 Bd. 2. 5 Ba. family room and attached garage • Great comer location on quiet COM street OFFERED FOR SALE AT $409,900 Juov Gooo 759 .. 3752 ... I Do Beautiful St. Laurent Plan 2 with 9 bedrooms, den/study and q uality upgrades. Professionally landscaped . Beautifull y decorated · this is a "10"1 Huge lot! $408,325 ' ft' I Newport Coast SpectacJtlar Ocean & Canyon Views - Exceptional upgraded Plan D end unit inside guard·gated community of ALTEZZ.A. Granite countertops, trav~rtine flooring, A/C and security system. $5,9,000 For more infomuition contad Rick Langevin 759~3759 DUNCAN FORGEY . 759-3792 439EIM-... Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with wood floors, lots of windows and separate guest house. Wonderful ambiance and landscaping! Meticulous detail In every room. , $542,,00 • MARCY 967.:f;5'5 39 . . ) . .- PELICAN HILL Tliis magniffcent estate en;oys sweeping views of golf course, ocean, liarbor and city liglits . Tlie plienomenal six bedroom ffoorplan "'ptures views from nearly every room of tliis ffnely detailed liome. A rare opportunity in one of Soutftern California's most prestigious communities Offered at $4,300,000 Two VERY SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE BEACHSIDE COMMUNITY OF CAMEO SHORES E"'°' tills nfertsiwf' re...-W 5 W,.,,, ..... ""' sit ..,,. oet4111 fttw. i.M«ted ON 0111 of t/et "'1ftst lots (,,,m. ortt-fudf 41m) ;,. a. ... eo Shores. Oftel'U fi$1,47,,000 :- 4~33 Tremont Stq (roM tM .,.,., ,.,... °"'° tM ~ vinr *''of tltls 4 WrooM ,o,,.,, lo trtiof ~ukr suNS1ts owr tltt sootlti111 Pfldfic OU.11. LoWtst prlu '" tlte ""'"°lioodl Of1trt4 at $169,000 ,, • J ·------:--·--___.., _ __.____._.-. .... .. -· 40 LASUIA IEACll OCEAIFROIT Fabulousoceanlront hm 4BR. 4BA, contemporary upscale design. Steps to the sand Private gated comm. $1,•,• GREAT OPPORTUllTY TO OWi 2 32 acres zoned Mlg w(l tree sland1ng bldgs. Could no1 duplicate at this price. Excellent m~1men1 opportunity ' $2,718,• UDO ISi.MD IAYFROIT Light & bught lamliy hm on extra large lot w/drl:Jt.. 6BR + 4 SBA. Large mstr suite+ remodeled bath Spacious guesl qtrs. Immaculate condition! $1,115,• COROU DR MAR llSTORICAi. HM Perched above ·unle Corona· on-an oversized corner tot w/pano ocean views. 5BA, 4.5BA. hardwood firs. beautiful high coved ceilings, massive trpl $1,121,• COTO SECL&D CUSTOM HOME Perteet lam1ly/entertammg custom estate al end of wooded cut-de--sac neighbor- hOod Beautiful woodwork throughout. labulous family rm w/huge roaring frpl, pub-- style wetbar & adjoining game rm Direct access to hO!se traits. $1,SIS,• EXCEPTIOUL CUSTOM HOME City lites. bay + ocean views. Quality workmanship throughout. French doors. mouldings. 3 trpl's 6-car spaces, garage w/lots of custom cabinets. 5BR. 4.SBA Long duveway + much more $1,m,• FlllE LOCATIOll Less than 5 mm·s to HOOQ & PCH. Easily seen from 55 Hwy 6 ollice suites ( 1 w/ apartmeol) Pertee! tor satellite ottice or primary ollice when 1oca1ioo. access & parking are cr11ical considerahons. M011valed seller' -·- PRIVATE & PRESTIGIOUS 818 CUYOll A slunn1ng SBA. 4.SBA hm s11uated on an oversized 101 in prlvale & prestigious Big Canyool Property enioys pool & spa w/vleNs of bay & ocean! SIS7.• MOVE II COIDITIOI • IAYSHORE Gorgeous 4BR. 3 SBA. just reduced! TOlalfyremodeled in 1987! MainflrBR.2 pcrvall beaches Galed $811,• 52' UDO ISLE FAMILY HOME Bring all olferst Must sell' Large IOI on street 10 strada locahon. Quiet end of Island. close 10 tennis. beach. clubhouse. 5BR. SBA. family rm & dining rm. lBR, 2BA downstairs Greal house. location. loll $710,• SUP£R8 EXPAllOED & QUALITY Gate guarded Belcourt expanded model. Supesbly decofated m traditional style. Quality oak wood used including llblary area. Move-in today! $714.• SPACIOUS TOWW En1oy privacy from your oversized patio. Dramatic leeling on enlering lhlshm -large mstr on hrst lloor •.m ..... LHSTYl.I Private boa1 dock. sandy beach, 28R +den. Accommodale to approx. 40 ft boat + side lie. Gated comm: Remodeled like newt tal,• ......... Single SfOfY beaJ\y, martite flooflng. highly upgraded. Open house on weekends - call for more lnlonnalfon. -·- llAMGI VIEW lllU 4BR. 2BA. Belvedere plan Ina tnllous looallon next to greenbelt Cuslom remodeled lhru-out. French dooJs & windows, scraped ceilings, hardwood nrs. custom etllly doors wlbeveled glass. Alarm system & rooch more. tm• M:ul VIEW· tua •um 4BR. 2BA llm in desirable family nelgrtorhood w/elql;wlded IMng rm. overloolcing large yard. Private beach ao:ess. Great value & oppoflunityf •11,• .. T .... IUCI CLm WJllll ECS,ICEAI VIEW A beautilulfy cnfted new hm jU'st 3 bllcs to the OC8l. 3BR, 2.58A, family nn. AllOfox. 1800 SQ It wtruty 500 sq ft In dectcs & f)81lo. Aedl.adl ... mil EU CGIP. Tuma L~ly Newport Beach home! 48R, 2.5BA. sep. lamlly, liVing & dining nns. Bay windows. rem.kitchen. spa, NC. Much morel •·• OI ct18~ '8m BF COURSE In prestigious gated Coto deC&za-on the golf course! 4BR, huge mstrsuitewtretreal & frpl. Blg kitchen. .... •• CGmU DB. IUI • IGUTH OF Pell On approx. 45 ft lot. 3BR. 38A. den+ olfice. Approx. 2400 SQ ft. Reducedll$411,• PEACER1.. PllVATE .,,_ Ol IOl.f COUISE Clean 4BR hm in a very special setting. Romantic mstr suite w/lrpl & sweeping views, walk-in ctoset. Obi trpl in living rm & family rm. 3-car garage. Mtn views.$171,• BAYVIEW TEIUCE 3BR. 2.5BA hm in QClled comm. Great loc. grassbaclcyatd & patio.Tile floor.~. remodeledmstrBA.Comm.pooVspa.Closetobay,biking&jogglnglralls.$145,• CllAllMlll IEWEI COlllOU DEl IUI C.O 2BR + loll. rear unit on a wooder1ul. quiet street in lhe village of "Olde Corona del Mar". Close to beaeh. shops &.restaurants. White decor, light & bright. Cape Cod style. $111,• IEWPOIT IEACH TOW--Villa Sienna 38R. 2.58A. vaulted ceilings. sunken living rm w/lrpf. Open kilehen w/ tilecounlefs.Oakcal*lets1woodftrs.G«geousmstrsuile.Moti.adseller.sl9.- ~ -... . ~ M COOL OCEAll IMEZEI In this security galed IOWnllolne on lhe bluHs In Cosla Me$L 2 mslr Stliles, comm. llOQ! & . ... A member 9f: the Jon Douglas Real Estate GJ:.~, Inc. $1,m,• Enjoy unobstructed ocean & city light views from this beautiful custom home in Harbor Ridge. Dool • miss this one! Custom 38R, lolt, pool. Magnificent ocean view! $649,• Beautiful Cape Cod built In 1991 with the best materials nlOOO'f can buy Hardwood firs, granite coootecs, llagstone patio. Call tor private showing. $509,• Lendel a.ned, remodeled hm on large comer lot w/ pool. 4BR + 28A. remodeled kitchen. baths Sky- lights, wood firs. French doors. Light & bright $431,• Prime loc. upper unit (2BR + den). Luxury senior living (nr Oasis Cent!r). 2-car ~• w/Storage, lnsldelaoodry,ea-inkitcheow/Centef isW!d.Court- r-d entry & view deck. Aecb:edl $515,• rn•,.,.,,., ,._ _,.., 1 • s Elegantly remodeled 400, single story, pool home. Beautiful sunsets, waler & Newpo~ cir views. Ex- tensive use of marble & granite. Gated courtyard w/ black bottom -the-art kitchen. $515,• Single level, 5BR, 3.58A, gourmets kitchen. Large nns, 2 lrpl's. many significant extras. $549,• Super spacious 4BR + 3.58A Recenl remodeling: decks, entry, wood firs. View of Cherry Lake & Back Bay Great location. $439,508 lovely Newport Beach home! .CBR, 2.5BA, sep fanily, living & dining nns. Bay windows, remod- eled kitchen, spa. A/C. Much more! sm.• Beautifully remodeled SBA, 2BA hm. Corner loca- tion w/RV acuss -gourmec kitchen. Newer bath- rooms, plmlon shutters, French doors. 7 ' ----· ..... ____ ...._._ ~--"""" -.:-.... ---, 1 .. , NORTH TUSTIN lllLl3 10252 Sunrise Lane • 10 Beds. 14.S Baths. 9 Ftreplaces • 4Bcdrooms (3 MMaen). 3.S a.t.. • Ranodded S Bdr., S 8adl Home • AJlPfOJ' J0.00> sq.ft. oo llppl'OX. s ~ • u~ Main a...ci View • FonmJ DiniD& Rm. Unry. Den • Anochcr approx 18 acres available • "Gold <Am" oo Unda Isle. 1 Docb • 90dd 0-" oa Liada Isle. Pvt. Doct (Ad. 6625) $3,600,000 (Ad. 6618) $3,4'5,000 1996 "Lh.J'\.lh" ;\\\\l\ll 1\11. ll'll"-I Excellence ·in Service & Quality Personal Ad designed by SCHOLL CRAPHICS • (714) 559-2079 BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT 791 Cove • 98d . 98a . Plus Guest Quarters • Appro~. 10.000 sq ft. on Dbl. l..of • Sauna. Gym Rec. Rm &. Mud Rm. • 6 8d ~ 4.S Ba., 3 Fireplace• • Encloed Interior Atrium • LO'WClt Fee Pria: on Linda Isle • S Bel.. 4 Ba.. G9e GUlrded • ApprwimaflCJy W OD lhc W... • CratM Yiuocina Availlble (Ad. 6623) $1,649,.000 (Ad.'615) $1,GSO,OIO LR (Ad. 6610) CORONA DEL MAR CORONA DEL MAil NEWPORTNOR'JHVW..U 414 4 414 I.fl Camatjon 4527 Cortland 3100 Corte HcllltD• • JM . 28a., A 1Bcl.. IBa. • em. 1.o1it'Stiect-eo-Scnct Lot • Ocaa. _,. Oty l.ipls-Ykws • 484.. a...1 Car Attlldied Ganp • e....u._ A l'lmiJy Room • New Ollla Sa.ii W11. Views • 3M. 1.SS... 1 Car Atllldied a...e. • LJvillbL Mftqa:e.SIJ9A 'MlllM • UppW ~ .. Model SQ9,SOO (Ad. 6617) ssu,oee (Ad. 6608> ~-(Ad. 6613) NEWPOllT BEACH 270eq,.Y1~ LONGl&\CH 1 2747 °"""' • lBd .. 2Ba..1 Car a.. • Viewl o/OceM, LWo Qianncl. City • c.hedrll CcUilllo stytipcs • JBd .. 181., 1 112 OlrA-.c:bedO.. • Pool wida Spa. Pool Swt1p. Hilled • Maintained J.,_ o.dea 132'.-0 (Ad. 6604) $196,500 . (Ad. "°6) NEii.JR GAIL RANCH 27712 Deputy Circle • SBd.. 4.SBa.. "Boca boa" Arch. • Pool, Spa. Momllin ~ Cily Views • Priced 'Wdl Below Mn.cc!!! $1,395,000 Direct Line (714) 729-7208 • Worldn1 In Auociatioo With Marda Bruhier t CAMEO WGBLANDS BELCOURT 4731 SMary Drirc 57 HjllH'alt Drive • 4Bd., 18a., Remodelled ia 1986 • 38d.. 1.'8&.. .,.. Lb • Model • ~in ~Bed.. Sillllt Le¥d • AJC. Ooeall ~ Oty U,tt V-a • Qaiet lilfedar Loailioa. Bat. ltdwb. • \Vlwm Ceililll. Bal Bay ........ $'95,000 (Ad. 6624) $6.19,000 (Ad. "11) GOU' COURSE LOCATION Tram:odous upsBdcs. gorgeous view' of golf course and Catalina. 2BR. 2.SBA + den $597,000 SPECTACULAR TOWNHOUSE Toc.alJy remodeled. solf course views from patio and balcony. Reflection pool• lp&. $630,000 Homes That Fit You To A 'Tee' .... ... or a 'Green' .... or a 'Fairway' Call the Pro ''Arvilla'' 729-7212 24Hr. Pager -(714) 729-5430 SPA ISLAND· GD.AT 'IOWNllOME VALUE 2BR + Den. 2..SBA. Private patio w/watcrfall Spa- Sauna in master suite -Deck overlooks golf course $545.000 PlcnJU PERFECT LANDSCAPE Oriental ptdcns wlsunkee convcnation .t firqii1 + Wllafalb. lBR + dltll or 381l l 8A. Hi.ghly mou,11cd ~lkr. $51 .. NEWLY ltEDt:CORATED Ne11lral tones. A Creal value. 28R +den Of JBR. 3.SBA. pm petio. $539.- NBW LB1'1NG • MllA VDDS .· 4BR. t.758A. 2 cs ..... ,..._ RY 11CCe15. ~-...... • • • Residential Real Estate Services • Independently Owned and Operated COUNTRY COITAGE One story 3BR, 3BA ch.armer. Special features indude cathedral ceil-in~, brick flrcplacc'1ic~ood Boors. Roger's Gardens landscaping ac brick parios. ~.ooo Lind.a 0cm ac Lois Jacobs Code 71'67 OID WORID CHARM C harming Cape Cod beach home on beautiful Peninsula Point. H/W Ars thru-out, frpk, stunning wood craftsmanship. Unforgettable! Sccphanic Houghton &. Kem McNaughton Code 70S47 GREAT OPPORTUNITY 3BR, 2BA only steps to beach. Great view deck. Located on corner lot on one of the prettiest strCCtS in CdM. $59S,OOO Mali Gulledge <Ade 71947 BPAtmFlJL VF.RSAW.ES -'BR. 4.58A, arc:hitu:tu.rally unique rcsidenoc on the I hh fairway. Prmc:b limestone entry and kitchen, massive cwtom windows ac aky- ligbu. large private patio. ,$m,OOO Anne Hoover $1~000 CODE 7'1'J37 CHARMING &PRIVATE This lovely home is mcOcuJOwly maintained w/sky- ligba, frpk. Private badtyvd, deck. comm. pool. Extra storage. Oose to school. Laraine ac Eric Sb.aw U46,97S Code 72407 CAMEO BEACHFS This is beach living at its finest! 4BR home on lrg lot w/'MXUS to 4 bcaCbcs. Interior has Italian tile 6rs. C.omm. parlts, lrg yrd. B.J. Johnson "99,000 Code 71877 DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE View Catalina Island from this spacious 2 nory au-- tom home. Tropical landscaping. balconies, 3 dccla, ou:hcd.ral c::cilings, skylights. 5 car page. Near har- bor, schools. Spca:acularl Janet McKinley $71S~OOO Code 40U BIG CANYON PREMIER ESfATE Sp.ciow 5BR. 5.5BA avu- . ~ tbc cig!itb fairway. nw nome is &bulous fur entertaining. Huge loc with private pres aDd motl&r coun.. 644-6200 BAYCRFS'f BF.ST BUil Gorgeous custom home on an cma large lot. M.uttt suite, gum room overlooks pool ac rec. &tea. ScUcn motivated! Sur.anne Shuler $S2S,OOO Codc070ll7 PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW • This beautiful 3BR. 3BA. 3-story home Jits high atop Laauna Beach. Very Private w/3 hpk's. Owner willinl to help w/financing. Be creative. · Patty Harvey $575,000 Code ~7 BEACH, PIER &VIEWS 3BR. 3BA custom boasts views from entire open Roor plan, riabt on the waterl Outside patio ac landscaped yard lead to prvt. beach. Nancy Ba.rfldd ~Tom lovcnini $2,2SO,OOO c.odc71757 WHAT A MAKEOVERJ 4BR. 3.5BA Hatbor View home. Enclosed Portofino w/stcpc to greenbelt. Pool. park ac dubb.sc. Privacy. Possible trades. Vacant. James Gray ac Carol Allison $699,900 Code 71817 'J<fl Chestnut 2041 YJSta Ca;oa 711 Aliocado 15 Scoocglcn Sat. $695,000 Sat. $620,000 Sat. $1 7 4,900 SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS $2,lS0,000 $629,000 $52.f.SOO ~.ooo $330.000 $17'JSO $1"3,000 Jack a.ahire Phyllis Hayden Laura Rostvold 8ar6dd/10ft'1litti BaD/Petenen Lic:br/Rostvold Tom Btumoo OstahoutlHqdm Kay Konfal MatyAna Mc:Gaire 51 Royal Sc. George 15 Rue Vcrtt Sun $1,850,000 Sun. $'95,000 Carol Allison Bdfe Putdl James Gray 3 Wtnplfoot 5801 Seasho~ Dr 250 Haul Corona dd Mar 34621 Lilac Sun. $'95,000 Sun $1,.f251000 Sun. $1,095,000 Sun. $415,000 IWboa Peninsula 1319 E. Balboa Blvd., IC Sun. $799,000 Solly Sbaa.cn Kuen Masters Kattn Knoche Evelyn Sbaa.cn IWboa Main bland 301 Apolina Harbor V1ttr Homa 1701 Port Ashley 1070 Pacador 1924 Holiday Newport Nonh Vi1las3137 Conte c.a1eta lie Caayoo Villas .fl7 Bayhill lie <:uyoo M<.Oai.o 23 <Auyon la. Dr. f.Md,ld 2312 Anlia a=:=.===~ 222 Nau -• -••• -I I - BUllD A PALACE 2018 Yuta <:ajon 2318Vuta Hopr 100 Sc:boh Pba Custom mate ocean view pared (approx 52.272 $<I.ft.) in bear Brand Ranch area of million dollar homes. Near cx:can, Dana Ponr Marina and equestrian c.cntrr. Candice Flock US9,000 Code20-U7 BF.AUl1FUL BJG CANYON PeacdUl & tetmc home in guard gated community on a ais. H/W ftrs, frpk:. cust0m kitchen & baths, court- yard pool, spa. 3 car garage. · Jo Ann Kenton & Myrna Boom. $139-Code 713'1 SPeCTACULAJ. VIBWS-N. I.ACUNA ~ QlltOID home w/4BR. funily rm,, gourmet k.itdam, beamed &iliop 8c the most i.naediblc TXws.Priad ro li:D! Carol Alfuoo & jama·Gny c.llnWT. Sun. $795.000 Sun. $729,000 Sun. $699.000 Sun. $519.000 Sun. $48'.000 Sun. $327,000 Sun. $239,000 Son. w;,,000 Sun. $425,000 Sun. $325,000 Sun. $226300 Sun. $17',000 Bert Reedy Judy Strauss Jim Weixnbacb Lou Ana Ritter Mali Gulledge Karen Ra.ck ~Propp Saodyl>alq Mary Qstahout Gib Wallr.cr '6ck Dic:bon ~MMire WESI' OCEANFRONT New 3BR. 3BA oceanfront iuidencc with private roof- top deck. Quality amenities including security and sound systems. Ann, Ted and Suzan ne $998,000 c.ode 71067 OCEAN VIEW MEDITERRANEAN Vlll.A. Huge reduction! Exdwive 5BR. 4.58A in guard gaced comm of Harbor Ridge. Gourmet's kit, Library, spacious m.str bdrm w/6replac:e. pool & spa. Marilyn Kershner $1,200,000 WATER WONDERLAND 5BR. custom residence on 55' bay frona.gc w/picr & slip.Patios & decks make the most of the views and great for cntcn:Uning. AWF.SOME BF.AOI FRONT ON 11IE BAY Prime location in peaceful Beacon Bay. No need to vacation when your home is here! Newer fumirurc thru-out, comm. tennis, guest boat docks $1,099,000 Gisela Burmeister Code 7l3S7 OORONA DEL MAil -EXCELLENT VALUE! Guard.-gatcd comm~nity, tcnnis.p00l, grecnbclts C:rQte an enchanting set- tingior this beautiful Custom 380 home with lush Rogers Gardens land- scape. ~.000 J 2031 E. BALBOA Bl.VD. The most charming Peninsula Point home. Cape Cod beach house. large fireplace, hardwooq floors, spacious dining room, crown molding throughout I $589,000 BAYRIONT lMNG Great seco'l,d home on the bayl 2BR .zlsA furnished. $225,000 2712 W. OCEANFRONT Near new custom oceanfront! 3BR 2.5 BA white water views to Catalina. large master suite, white washed oak kitchen w/built-ins, crown molding, Berber carpet. STIPS To SAND 3BR, 2.7SBA Designerfumiture, den, Berber carpet, hardwood floors. 2 car gar. 6 CANYON FAIRWAY •Spectacular Fairway One.- • Newer Mediterranean, 4BR, 7.SBA • Media Room, Family Room , devaror, 4 Car Garage $3,400,000 51 ROYAL Sf. GEORGE •Largest Fairway lot in Big Canyon • SBR, 5.SBA, Library, Bonus Room • Pool, Spa, Saum~, Cabana $1,850,000 .. •Whitt Wam View• Gaud Area • $895.000 " SPYG~ -FRONT ROW Fabulous view. Huge price reduction $799,000 STARfER HOME •. 1 BR. 1 BA Rancho Sama 'Margariia. $89,~ 2312 ARAUA Open Sun. $469,000 Wonderful 4 bedroom. 3 baths & famiJr. room single be! home. Slcylilha, llnOOlh oeiling and 6ahJy paina:d. lMgf pnv.ne t.ci }'2l'd. quia location and a GRF.AT BUY! l • ~ "' •• :_ -• ~ .. • • 4~ .--, ' • • '" --·., r • • -.- Read ht ltli3 he .. iplrings in ••• Buylines . At COWWEU BANKER NEWPORT BEACH, the extremely busy team of • Michael Dreyfus and Susan Weir have hired Lopn Wiison as their fuU-time ai.i.istanl. Wilson is a Laguna Beach native and a recent graduate of the University of Southern California with 1l double major in real estate finance and marketing. She's also a computer whiz. GRUBB & EUJS RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES is pleased to welcome Mary Von Gekkm to the new position of escrow coordinator. Gisela BUl"Dlekter put her fantastic marketing skills 10 use recently. when she took a listing in Beverly Hills for $3 million and by the end of the week already had it in escrow! Dana Black was surprised with an honorary service award from Newpon Harbor High School for numerous contributions as a volunteer. Her efforts include acting as a coordinator for "I can make a difference days .. and sparking the fo rmation of the academic boosters club. Congratulations to Karen Baker and her husband Dan Schifelbdn. who recently welcomed their l>econd daughter into the family. Little Haley weighed m at 6 pounds, 9 ounce<;. Esther Tabak went to Northern Californja to watch her i.on. an attorney. represent the plaintiff in Superior Court -it was the firsr time she had <,ccn h1~ law school skill s in action. -Laura Rostvold recently joined the company and is already keeping the accounts department bu'y with numerous leases each week. METRO REALTY wishes Arllss Kirscbmer a very happy birthday on March 30. THE PRUDENTIAL-JON DOUGLAS CO. 's Sandy Mittman is proud of her son Brad. who was recently invited to join the residency program in radiology at Cedars Sinai. Buffalo girls won't you come out tonight. . .it seems Buffalo native~ Paula McKinney and her sis. Dr. Map Critelli have ended up working just down the street from each other on Avocado Avenue in Newpon Beach. Critelli just opened a medical practice specializing in dennatology. so she's just down the street from McKinney's real estate office. Do JO" ntws to indlldt in tl11 811ylin11 colu11tn 'f Just call Julh Yiktr, rtal estatt tdilor (714) 574-12'1 or fax (714) 65()..4802. F.STATE SALE SO. OF P.C.H. Only a few 'tCp!\ to quaint CdM shopping yet gentle 'uuacb of ~urf are heard. Extr.i v.ide parcel. 'unny patio and a living room v.ood- bum111g fireplace. All thi' and more right in the heart of old Corona del Mar. Reduced to $489,000 325 MARIGOLD AVE. VACANT, BLUFF, VIEWS Plenty of yacht harbor excitement will allow your imugi narion to wander while viewing Catalina sunM:t' from.this spectacular panoramic CdM bluff site. Plans available for your peru~al which were tailor-made for th1~ ~treeHo-:.treet parcel. Owner will tr.tde. $824,500 MESA VERDE, REDUCED Highly upgr.1ded home with huge master bedroom. Extr.i large backyard with beautiful pool. [)e,igner kitchen with bird,·eye maple cabinetry throughout. French door.. and window compliment thi.' home located on a very quiet 'trcct. $379,000 1959 PELICAN PLACE OCEANFRONT LIVING You·n find a very private. intimate beach immediate ly below thi.\ traditional 2 i.ly. 48R. 4BA home w/two kitchens. game room & more. al l surrounded by lush garden:. & an ocean-view gaze~. $2,495,000 LOWF.sT PRICE SO. OF P.C.H. 2BR + Den home near Village shopi. yet very cloi,e to famous CdM beuchei. + ocean viewing-bluffs. Owner relOC'.tting and mu:.t i.cll . $379.SOO 328 MARIGOLD AVE. CdM TOWNHOME 5% DOWN Where but CdM could you enjoy a February Saturday afternoon nap beside an aqua- colored pool and return to a 'unny patio for a quiet lunch or refre-.hing drink? Th"'.!- bedroom townhome '' waiting for your m'pcctmn no". $189,900 QUAINT CdM COTTAGE Normnn Rockwell would have surely painted th1~ home to c'emplify the real charm of Olde CdM if he were alive today. Extra wide parcel So. of P.C.H. & very clo:.e to famou~ beachei. & fooli.tcp:. clo-c to CdM village 'hopping. $639,000 LOCATION! LOCATION! You mu't -.ee this cute. cozy hou!>t with pnvate patio locnted on \OUth side of PCH Th1\ home or office ha' a charming ftreplace & great potential! CIO'iC to ~hopping. amenit~ & most importantly. Starbuck."! $1.185/mo. r·-.: ' · · . · 1 f · • ' . • . , · ' , ~ • · . ') Ll , Newport Heights Custom Country Villa 510 Nlso Avenue • Newport Beacti Offered At: $665,000 . • Prime Newport Heights Location • 4 Bedrooms -Master Suite w/ Fireplace • Cathedral Ceiling in Living Room -Wood Beams • Country Kitchen -3 Gas/wood Burning Fireplace • Private Lovely Decks Upstairs • Private Spa • 2 Car Detached Garage Proudly Presented By: Terry Toman "Custom Home Specialist" METRO Off.: 714fi20-9422 Res.: 714/474-1669 Pgr: 714/489-6890 BALBOA PENINSULA 448 Seville Mary Fryer Balboa Newport Reilly 723-4494 4BR Sun 1-4 CORONA DEL MAR 212 Carnation Muketrends Ru! Estate 673-9041 3BR Sun 1·5 218 Heliotrope 2BR+ Sun 1·5 Binnie Dixon/Mdro Realty 720-9422 22l Morning Canyon JBR Corona del Mar Properties 673-3494 31J larbpur JBR . Corona del Mar Properties 673-3494 5 Maritime Dr. 28R Wesley N. Taylor Co. 759-1991/729-0948 507-5071,; Acacia 3 + 2BR Corona del Mar Properties 673-3494 Dally 12-4 Sun 12-4 Sat/Sun 1·5 Sun 12-4 COSTA MESA 199 Brandywyne Janet Ramage 642-9304 2603 Elden#H llnnieDbon Metro Rally 720-Mll 2737 Drab c..il ...... Coldwel......, ~3660 3BR Sat/Sun 1-S JSR . Sat 1·5 411 Sun 1-4 .. -. -. . . . . . . . . Jas111ine CreekGeln! QnaHty, Qnallty, Qa1a]tty· 2 Br, 2 Baths & De ONELBVEL 'lbtally up-dated top of the line up-grades. Garden & Patio designed by Roger's Nursery! 5 MARITIME DR. Open Sat & Sun 1-1 LUCILLE BOYT DAJDR4 TILLllAN (714) 789-0HS (714) 7&9-1991 (plocw) (i.o-otrlot) wss:t.rr N. TAYLOR 00. 0..1»"9-·-·-....-C&- 382 Hamilton Street Costa Mesa Newly constructed in 1994, two 3BR. 2BA units. Many custom features. 3 garages + open parking space. Assumable $200,000 loan owner will carry 2nd trust deed. $289,000 SALLY SHIPLEY Grubb & Ellis 644-6373 Ext. 114 Beautiful Peninsula Point Home ~ 448 Seville Walk to beach, bay and ~lboa from this romantic 4 Bdrm, 3 Bath home with family room, sundeck and tiled patio. Large 20x27 master with fireplace. Loaded with amenities. $675,000 714. 723. 4494 IRVINE NEWPORT BEACH $675,000 37 Wmt.erflaven 31R Sally Anne Sheridan Coast Newport Propetties 644-1600 Sun 1-4 · $249,SOO $429,000 NEWPORT BEACH 1211 E. BAiboa Bl. l+BR Cannery Village Realty $637,500 673·3777 1218 PoLvlt, Dower Shofts 4BR Sandy ·Mlttman/Pnld. Jon Douglas "40,000 729-7271 1404 W: Bay Ave SBR Cannery Village Realty $595,000 673·3777 1740 Plaza del Norte 3 BR Cannery Village Realty $560,000 673-3777 1924 w. Ocunfront 3Btt+Apt James Quigg $595,000 Bat One Real Estate ~s l Luceme 4Blt Cont NeWport Propertlet $184,000 Anclru Du Pre 759-3736 206 Via Oflon $187,SOO Lyn leluco ltallior -6n-7205 2290 laLlnda a Key ...... $252,900 967-GIOO 313 Via Udo 5oed C-.y VII.-lllllly 67Wm 4BR Sun 1-S $1,()95,000 Sun 1 ·S $950,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 $2,000,000 Sat 1-4 $675,000 $879,000 Sat 1-5 $499,000 SltlSua 1·5 $795,000 Sun 1·5 $599,000 511,'Smt 1·5 $1,399,000 3607 & 1h Finley Aveout SIR Sun 1-5 $795,000 Mlly Ann Faubett 67S-0120 -..-- 510 Aliso Avenue TenyToman Metrobllly 710-9422 111 w. 15th St. 1-l <Mys.ly Metro ltellty 7»9422 939 \1a Udo Soud Cmtnery'-Vllap lellty 673-lm 4BR Sit/Sun 1·5 $665,000 21R "' Sat/Sun l ·S $249,000 Sil SlfJSun 1·5 $4,199,000 .. . ......... " ............ . . . ' --.... .. ' ·_. ~; . _ .... -~ . •795,000.00 3607 and 3607 1/2 FINLEY AVE. NEWPORT BF.AOI. DUPUCC: 3 BDRM., 3 BA111, D1!N + 2 8DllM, 2 BA1U RENTAL SPECTACUl.All WATEllFllONT c.ollNEll LOI". 48• DOCK. SEPARATE llOOF TOP DECKS. l OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 I OWNDBaOD:R PllAR CXlHl'ACT KUY ANN fAUBErl' (714) 675-0120 «JOI S.1•'-" %ltwe Large Comer Lot A Building That can't 6e Duplicated 4 eedroom. 3 DMh Upper Unit 3 6edroom. ?-Bath Lo~r Unit txcellent Income rtreplaces / 2 car a~ The 6eauty of Catalina Sunsets The sound ol Surf c.esslng the lkaCh Qi •AT ..... 000 CO.RONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Ocean Side of Highway Back -8 yrs old, 2,500 sq ft, double garage, central air ; jacuzzi , fireplace, alarm. Front -1,000 sq ft, 1 car attached garage, 2BR, 2BA. $579,000 Owner/Agent 714-281-4455 Prestigious Shoreellffs sa aa.ooo 336 Moming Canyon • Corona df'I Mar OCEAN &: CANYON VISTAS FROM·MOST ROOMS! Light, Bright. Spariou.s. Fabuloub J(j1rlwn. Family Room. Formal DininA Room . 4 Bedrooms. 2.5 Bath.-. + Virw Loft. approx 60' wide lot. Call for appointmrnt. Jim and Pally McDonald • McDonald CdM Homf"8 • 759-9070 NEWPORT. HILLS ESTATES • BIG CANYON GOLF COURSE VlEWS CUSTOM HOME QUALITY FEATURES HARBOR VIEW NEIGHBORHOOD LARGE LOTS UP TO 4.168 SQ.FT. HOMES LOW TAX RATE 1WELVE EXQUISITELY CRAFTED HOMES LOCATED IN TllE HARBOR VIEW lllU-5 AREA (714)644-6811 1111111 ~.,,,,.,--·-----....-.----..... --. (M._...,._. __ .. --..-.....-11JEM.Col£RA,. .. -·--lml _, ...... _., ____ (llA ___ • .,.._ ... ....,, __ """ .. -IE. MANNING&: HOMES EASTSIH COSTA MESA 1 .... ...,.,...~ Nice 3 BR 2.5 Ba Townhome • Cathedral Ceilings • Large Master BDRM • SUnken Bath • Floored Attic •End Unit • Small Well Maintained Complu ..... , .... $184,000 1712 W Oceanfront Offered at $1,349,000 One .C Bedroom & Two 3 Bedrooms, all with view. lalV'dry rooms, 2 bathe. Summer rates from $1800 10 $2"400 -10 to 12 wceka -all unitt furnished -Propcny might be convened to 3 condos. FMtu,_. "4686 .q. fc., 3 carpona, lot 1iu 30ir I 02.5 Mel F~chs Paul Langone Pavilion (714) 676-8120 ~~ &tate (714) 747-7766 ,_..... RmAmlllelll • ....... °" .... "°"" ..... PRlvATE CUL-DE-SAC $599,000 A 4BR gi(111t 4000 sq.fl. w/3jireplac~. 3 dining areas. 2family rooms. (Pool and Spa) on quiet sum. Owner Wants Quick Sale Call 967-0800 Dick McKa.sson Pacifica Realty "' 7202 W. Oceanfront Newport Beach • Custom Oceanfront Built · 89 • Catalina Ocean Views • 4BR 3'/2BA • Gourmet Kitchen • 4-Car Parking • Full Security System . •Quiet Beach, No Boardwalk • Please Call for Appointment • Will Co-operate with Brokers $1,195,000 Sheree Battelle (714) 631 -7905 Beautiful Bay & City Lights View 1440 West Bay Offered at $1.695.000 · F-turea: • <4 Bedrooms. 3 Ba1hrooms • Bonua Room. Dining Room & Famil.) Room • 1&0-Bay I City Lichts View • 80' Dodt Mt.sured from ~ of 8tidl Pario . Mel Fuchs Paul Langone · Pavilion (714) 675-8120 Real Estate (714) 747-7765 -.....fftAIMU!Tllll ..... On __ ...... ~ ......., ,. It l'llt oe-. ,.,.._ ...... .. ' -~--.'r""~~-~~ ...:..: s2· ..... ~·.-'•'1L" -•.:.":r· -~ ..... ~:i:.·.~ -·,-. ·-... _, -:-.:· .. -.•. --r --. ~ -_..·_IJWlfjp'_A_·."""!"T-~~1'~-~,,.:~•1·~,·~ .... ~-· ':-'· '::' -·4l1.A . ••. , .if', • _,._ -, ~Fred Sand .. !_l~_!~Ort .Pr perties featuring fine properties . 1100 ~ ~ ~ fro111 condos to castles · ~ 8"d SewUuJ-S~ ~ SUia, 1969 Magnlftaot secluded estate on appr 314 ac:ra overlooldog Dana Point Harbor. SBR. 6.SBA w/sep ma.Id's quarters It pest bouie. Gym, Jaaau.i/steam rm. Game rm w/f\ill bar. $1,797,000 K5 DRAMATIC CONTEMPORARY Fabulous Ylewa from thla outstaodlnc JBR. JBA. professionally decorated home. Hardwood floors, private outdoor~ ! 2 spacious decks. $859,000 P7 CATAUllA ¥mlS Gtwl_ ..... .._.,....,__ ........ ... ,,... ............. JM. ..... ...................... ..,......,.. ~·-l!f& Nt9,900 ClO ~COTTMll ......... ,,..... ...... ..._.,.._ ............................. ................................. ................. _ •••.ooo 05 Our sales associates are selected for their knowledge, character, experience and commitment to strong ethical standards. We are now interviewing for positions in our Newport Beach office. To schedule an appointment, ca/1644-7111 and ask for Lois or Judy ~ BefOl'8 You Buy, Prequallfy : • Come in for a free loan pre-• ~ approval before you start your : • home search. ~ ~ . Ca/1644-7111. . : • Ask for Nancy ~ • • ·~··················· I ......... NI ....................... ... ___ ....._,.. ............ ....... ...... ............................. .. .......... • ..,., .. CJJ Ii ••• . ' I I RatM .. of Match 28, 1996 ·KEY LENDERS AND RAT.ES 30.year fixed 30. Year adjustable INTEREST % POINTS LOaC· NTEREST 11. POtNTS MAX. MARGIN ADJ. TYPE PttOHE RATE OWN (11.) .. A.P.R. -~RA..__TE..__DWN-"-..__~(~11.~l-_A.P.......__.R~·-----LO=AH--... __ ~!'X-I INDEX FREQ. AbacUS Financial Grp. A (714) 965-00n 7.625% 5 2.250 14 7.898 2.950% 20 1.000 7.483 207,000 ;.?.350 110 1M -----------------American S.Yings Bank s (800) 562-6272 7. 750% 20 2.125 30 8.011 2.950% 20 1.000 7.582 600,000 2.450 110 1M BankofArnefiQ 8 (800)556-7811 7.875% 5 1.875 45 8.111 5.750% 5 1.000 8.074 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y ---California Fedenal Bank S (800) 225-3337 7.875% 20 1.750 45 8.098 3.500% 20 1.000 7.587 207,000 2.450 110 1 M Chase Manhattan Mtg. K {800) 900-6062 7.875% 20 2.000 30 8.125 5.875% 20 2.000 8.193 207,000 2.750 1TS • 1Y Coast Federal Bank S (800) 300-562S 7.800% 20 2.000 10 8.049 2.950% 25 1.000 7 .533 500,000 2.400 11 0 1 M Countrywide Funclng K (800) 8n-5626 7.875% 5 1.500 45 8.071 · 5.000% 20 0.000 7.795 207,000 2.750 110 1M Detrick MOf1gll08 G~ A (714) 75~9692 7.S25% 5 2.250 14 7.898 2.950% 20 1.250 7.508 600,000 2.350 110 1M ~--------------------------2.950% 20 1.000 7.582 500,000 2.450 110 Downey Savtnga s (800) 336-9639 7.750% 20 2.250 30 8.025 ----------------------~ 1M --2.950% 20 1.813 7.567 600,000 2.350 110 ------------------·. ---Emety Financial . R (714)729·9200 7.750% 5 1.S93 15 7.965 -----1M 3.950% 10 1.750 7.719 207,000 2.500 110 ----·~----------__..;..._______ ---Fidelity Fedenll Bank S (800) 232·2309 7.750% 5 2.000 10 7.998 -----1M 3.950% 20 1.250 7 .567 207 ,000 2.400 110 1 M __________ . ______________ _.;. _______ ------First Federal Bank of CA S (800) S72·4332 7 .875% 20 2.000 30 8.125 --------------------------5.375% 20 2.250 8.1S7 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y ------------------------4.75()% 5 1.000 8.268 207,000 2.875 HS 6M --- Fleet Mortgage K (800) 700-5650 7.750% 20 2.375 45 8.038 Glendale Federal Bank S (800) 560-9000 7.750% 5 2.250 45 8.025 HomeSavings S (800)975-5051 7.950% 10 1.500 30 8.147 3.950% 20 1.000 7.541 500,000 2.400 110 1 M ------------'-------~·-5. 125% 20 2.500 8.167 207,000 2.750 HS 1Y -----------------------------~ Nations8anc Mtg. Corp. K (800) S22-0102 7.750% 20 2.125 30 8.011 Newport Coast Financial A (800) 808·562S 7.750% 5 1.625 10 7.958 --------------------~ 2.950% 20 1.250 7.508 600,000 2.350 110 1M OceanviewFloancial A (714)S51-6355 7.750% 5 1.750 15 7 .971 S.000% 10 1.875 8.193 207,000 2.750 HS 1Y ProFed Mortgage ______ K--'('-800--.:..)_686-__ 37_56 __ 7.750% 20 2.000 30 7 .998 4.250% _20 ___ 1_.000 ____ 7._7_68_ 4_00_,000 ____ 2_.62_5 __ 1_10 ___ l _M_ Sanwa Bank B (800) 237-2692 7.900% 10 1.500 15 8.096 5.000% 10 1.250 8.190 207,000 2.750 HS SM Union Bank ~. B (800) 453-1288 7.875% 20 2.000 60 8.125 5.250% 20 1.350 8.009 207,000 2.S25 6CO SM S.250% 10 0.125 8.035 207,000 ----Western Financial S8 S (800) 393-9372 7.875% 5 1.500 30 8.01.1 ----2.750 HS ,1Y Weyerhaeuser Mtg. K (800) 669-S747 8.000% 10 1.250 14 8.170 3.950% 20 1.125 7.S54 207,000 2.500 110· tM Botl'I ._ I ......... pograma we 30t'30 COft*llional mo1"'8ges. Type ol lAoOlf Is. B • Benk: K • ~ benkef; R • ~ broker. S • l8Yings & loen. Mongage benkefa and brol!Ms ate licensed by lhe Cablomle Depel'1menl ol ..... e..... ...... lllOIW Of 0Qfp0f8ti0n FOf lnformabOl'I cal c.w. DRE II (916) 227.()831. lmerelt Rate lof ·~stables Is an intlOdUctOfY rate fol hi llrlt ~tment ptflOd Dowa Peyment IS lmOWlt ol caSll ('II. ol sales pricl) pllld 10 i.rldlr prior 10 lllP1inO mot1glg8 c:onlract. Points ate 'JC. ol loan bai.nce paid to lendel at time of IOan dosing. Lock-In Is the~ of days llf'°8f ~ 1818 prior IO cloSlflO. A.P.R. Is lhe llMU9I peicentage rite wt1ict1II111 ~.,,,...CC.-of lhe loan to lhe booowet. Al AP R.s 818 calculated by Mollgege News Co. based on 1 $207,000 loan emount. lhe points aho-.wn end S7'00 lo4al l8M The A.P.R.s a1e Included In INs cn.t lof compan· son Ol'fly. When~ lore lolln. Feclerlll !l\Jltl-ln.l..en law 1equ.res lendel$ IO cak:Uate an APR speclllc to eacta lolln ofter. Maximum '°911 Is the maxlml.111 lendlt will loln undlt given ierms. Al fixed 18'8 PfOlll1llTIS have a maxi. mum ol $207,000. lllltgln (In 11.) Is lenders profit; margin+ index • actual ra1e al\8! first~ Index II the basis IOI eealng an adjustable me (Mliigln +Index • New Ra•) 110 • I Ith 01$1. Cost or Funds. 1TS • 1·Y88f Treasul'f Bil, L6M. S-monltl UBOR. 8T9 . 6-rnonltl Tr98SU1Y Bil. 6CO . 6·l'llOl'lth awiege ce111flcale of daposlt. Adju1tment Frequency Is the period~ adjustments. IM. 1-Monlh, 6M . 6-Monthl, IV• 1 Year. Al rates s~ IO change Vedy l1lle Ind 9eflllt prior ID ~ lor a loan. AH lende1s provide loens with dlfterent iates and terms lof diffmenl loan amounts. The lnlonnation presented Is noc an ofter IO make a loan FOi a consumer guide on hOw to shop lor a ~. 111111 a $4.50 dl9Ck ~ 10 Mot1g8g8 News Co , 1810 E 171n St .. Suite 100, Santa Ana, CA 92705. (714) 836-11 n COPYRIGHT O 1996 Mortgage News Co Corona clel ~ view house Situated hiab above the street in a very privale Cameo Sbores location is an exceptional property which offers a sit-down view of the Paiclfic and Catalina sunsets. This property is located on one of the largest lots in the nei&hbofhood with a lot size of one-half acre. The interior living space is about S,000 square feet and bas been extensively remodeled. Features include five bedrooms, five full baths and one half bath. three fireplaces. double wood ct'tt)' doors and Arizona patio fla,gstone floors throughout main living areas. The formal living room has a wood beamed ceiling, sit-down view through the mitered window ad wood fi'amed sliding glass doors to the pool, patio areas and grassy yard. Aa aO new kilc:bm has European type cabinetry. Corian countet'S. a six burner Dacor ,_ c:OOk~ md lhc double oven-top is both conventional and microwave. The master 1uite has a volume wood oeiling. fireplace, beautiful built-ins and adjoiniQs bllb with a JllCUZZi tub. marble counters. separate shower and three closets. Other quality feaaures a.re a sophisticated AT&T Merlin busil\eSS phone system and intercom. a variety of custom lipting. a new security system and a great entertaining bar near the liviQa room. Tbc house ii lisbl and bri&bt with soft neutral tooeS throuahoot. and eitteosive use of f1acstone Md ..... c..-6a feel of iodoocloutdoor living at its finest. 1be best in Southern California livint with private access to rJne community beaches plus access dvoup Pelican Point to Crystal c#le Stare BtM:h. Offered a1 $1.•7S.OOO. Ftw _.. M/of dh-, od.S.U-Sa11t••-' MlllV ~ o/Cotm N•WJIOlf ~'idn, 4 a..t ,..,_,Slit. 260. N•"'f'Orl ll#ICA, (11') 159-3111. Lynne Valentine: If you're ha ppy, she's happy NAME: Lynne Valentine AGENCY: Prudential -Jon Douglas Co. JOB TITLE: Broker associate FARM.AREA: B~ Canyon. Linda lsle.)hrbor Ridge HOW WNG WITH AGENCY: 24 years in the business CITY OF ~ENCE: Newport Beach • BOBBlF.sllNTERESl'S: Real eswe, travel .. working out. thealte. the stock market CLUBSIORGANIZATIONS: Saodpipet, Hoes Auxiliary, Orlftae County Perfonning Arts Center LAST BOOK READ: "1be Qieoc•• FAVORITE MOVIE: .. Gone with the Wind- FAVORITE RESTAURANr. The Ritz FAVORITE GETAWAY: ~--..._ __ ao:l~• Del Mar LYJ1ne Valentine PET PEEVE: Cancelling appointments at the last minute • HOW DO YOU 'DEFINE SUCCESS? Finding fulfillment while making others happy We WGlll to INar fro• ~" tluoMtlt our SN-'J>SHOT cot.... Tiu cobt,,.,, /HllW'tl 1'Nl alllU. owun, &roUn, •""· llltU'Uliltr ~eldtlli~u •"" -.If ...-kn. W• ~ JOfl to s~IUI • ,._ (6'd Mil wltilc, if JIOSril*), .,.,. ,,.. W"'6MJ'I Mil dN c_,,,.,.1 s ~ ~-• 6od:. S."" or Ju,_, ilifor-.lioll to: J•1" ViUr, ml..,,,,. ,._, o.;q ruot, JJO W. S., SL, C... Ma11, Ct '26l7; Fu: (11') '54Mlfl. l>MlllUt•: S ,,,,._ ~ .,,, ,, ..... ,, _Ill«•;, ...,;'nNr, 10,...,,,, bitforr r"iM,.., IMI ........,, ......... "' <..II (11') $1~ 4'l. ~· ' • Duo reports reeOrd activity in Cliff Hawiri/~ Heights It's no WQOder that Marlene Has9d and Manny StelJino of Waterfront Homei have been dubbed tbe dream telm. 'a.e two are on a roll. havini sold one home per week since ~beginning of the year. According to the •o. wbo spccializ.e iD the upscale neighborhoods of Cliff Haven and Newport Heights for Newport Beach-based Waterfront Homes. there is so much activity occwringin the local Arvilla .Sheron is rowing in the deals at Sea Island Experience and hard work lead to top 10 ranking in her office Arvilla Sheron. sales associate with the Prudential -Jon Douglas Co., Newport Beach office is the captain of her own destiny. She has been tremendously successful in the guard gated community of Sea Island. Arvilla sold nine of her Sea Island listings and represented three buyers for that community in 1995 alone. Al-Ong with sales in other communities. this led to her ranking within the top ten producers for the office in 1995. Additional achievements include being named to the prestigious Chairman's Circle and winning the respect of her peers and clients. Her success is a rcsu_JJ.-of experience. focus and old-fashioned hard wort. A(villa ·s educational bac~nd includes a bachelor of science degree and a master's dekrce from the University of Missouri, which have $Crved her weU in organizing and targeting her market area in the rcaJ estate profession. She is also thankful for her husband Rk:bard. who has consistently provided her with tremendous support and encourag~nl This bas · allowed Arvilla to fnaintain co nsistent production and generate growth. Arvilla posseses friendly. Arvilla Sheron knowledgeable people skills, which have enabled her to tum business relationships into wonderful friendships. She also enjoys a comfortable esprit de corps with colleagues. Her success has continued into 1996. She currently has two more homes in .escrow in the gated community and is looking forwmd to the stabilization that seems to be bappeoing in the current marketplooe. Sk believes that everything will sell if it js priced right and is easy to show. She is very positive about the market and it's future. Arvilla SMrolt COit H n«lwl al tit• Pnuk""'1.l -Jon Doqltu Co., 2101 E. COllSt Hiflawtq, 125", Corona thl Mar, (114) 15'-"«J. Emerald Bay ma~iece Located within the private gate guarded neighbomood of Emerald Bay is a masterpiece of architectural design and quality of craftsmanship. This fabulous home overlooks the ocean, the south coast of Emerald Bay and beyond. It's just a short walk to the half mile long sandy beach. Priced at $25 million. this custom home is unparalleled. The home has five bedrooms with five baths. It is built on two levels with 10 foot ceilings on the lower level and J2 foot ceilings Of\ the upper level, providing a grand feeling of spaciousness inside. The_ street appeal of the home is outstanding. A slate roof and French country garden malt~ ••.one of kind. From the granite kitchen counters to the solid limestone pillars the quality 1s unsurpassed. There are three fireplaces of 18th century origin from France, with wood crown molding. • The house also features two air conditioning systems and forced air heating. 'There is a sound system wired in the major rooms for stereo sound. Situated in the 24 hour pto guarded community of EmcraJd Bay. with six championship tennis courb, swim center, basketball court, beach voUcyball court and acres of greenbelts and parks, it is a pecial place to live and play. Fot'llU>n U./onMIJo,,, call 8iD Dolby tit lt.EIMAX Soallt Co•"'1. (114) 494-1415 • .. " . WITH 220 CUSTOM HOMESITES SOLD, NEWPORT COAST IS THE MOST SOUGHT-AFTER LAND IN CALIFORNIA · · HOMESITES FROM $525 ,000* TO $5,000,000. Weloofne to Neviport ~ California. Here, lust south of Corooa del Mar and north of Laguna Beach, you'll diSCOYer a variety o( custom homesites. Visit our Newport Coast Exhibit~ from the El Torito Grill at F~ion Island or call 7141759-(,669 for more informatioo today. ..... _.ms._,..._,,,.._...., • ..,.. __ ......,°'"" .. ......,. .... u _ _._.,. ........ _,,....,. ______ ,,,.._c..-. PELICA N POI NT 5'qJs from the Padflc sunouoded by the Ocean CoolX <i Ptlk:an Hill Golf Club. Lots l\la'aglng .lS ICftS. .. _ ... ..., ......... _ .. ___ .. ~_.,~.. ~ ...... ---.....-........... _ - • ' •I ... • -.l.,.--r I )j I -t. ) .1 .... ' • COAST N f WPORT PROPERTIES I It t.