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Home My WebLink About1996-05-25 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Freshman tennis ace a singular sensation Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Inside The best local Pair who died · in fire were admired by peers •Those who knew Costa Mesa High alums stunned by death of two who were honor students, cheerleaders. By Carolyn Millerr and Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -In the ir Costa Mesa High School senior year- book, their smiling faces beam in several photographs. They were honor students, on the cheerlead- ing squad and one was voted most spirited while the other was class sweetheart. Nina Rennie and Laura Dick- erson McKannay, of the Class of 1991, were the kind of students admired by their peers and never forgotte n by their teachers. Everyone who knew them were heart-broken to learn the two friends were killed Thursday in a freak traffic accident where nitrous oxyge n may have played a role. The Hyundai driven by Re n- nie, 22, burst into flames Thurs- day while the pair were driving south on the Santa Ana Freeway, according to California Highway Patrol officials. Dickerson McKan- nay, 22, who was visiting Rennie from Arizona, was in the passen- ger seat and died at lie scene. Rennie's charred body was res- cued from the burning car, but she later died Thursday night at UCI Medical Center in Orange, officials said. According to the California ·Who needs Atlanta? MARC MARTIN I DAllY Pit.OT Stude nts from Peggy Manner's kindergarten class at Newport Ele mentary (right) hold their Oags high during the playing of the National Anthem. Above, students had lo limbo their way into open- ing ceremonies. "Her family was torn to pieces like all of us were -this has been very hard on all of us ... " -CAROL TALBOT • Highway Patrol officials, Rennie lost control of her car when a tank of nitrous oxide in the back seat ignited. The two had allegedly bee n inhaling the laughing gas from balloons while they were driving, a witness told aO.thorities. The California Highway Patrol is continuing the investigation of the accident. Though the pair graduated five years ago, many students know thetr siblings who still atte nd the school, and many teachers remember them as smart, outgo- ing students with bright futures. Dickerson McKa nnay, who lived m Arizona with her hus- band, was the senior class presi- dent and delivered the com- mencement speech at her gradu- ation. Assistant Principal Lany Carl- son worked closely with Dicker- son McKannay during her last year at Costa Mesa High and described her as a bubbly student with a single-minded persever- ance. •SEE TRAGEDY PAGE A12 ~ ~---Laura Dick- erson McK- annay (left) and Nina Rennie were killed in a traffic acci- dent when a tank of nitrous oxide in the back seat ignited, according to authorities- YEAPBOOK PHOTO Newport prepares to hike resident water rates •Increases expected to continue until city unveils news groundwater project; average monthly bill would . go up $2.37. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEA CI I -. C1tv leaders are poised to tncrC'd..,e rec;1dent :. ".iter C1nd ""wer rates by as much d'-5 5" to co\'er the n:.mg cost of buymg , .. ater from the 1\Jetropohtan Wate r D1stnct The propo~ed Newport Elementary School students hold their own version of the Olympic games on Friday mcrease. the hr;t of several expected to be pas ed along to residents m the coming yedr~. wlll go to the City Coun- cil Tuesday Public Works D1rt>cto1 Uon Webb nott>d 111 c1 staff report lhdl lw expects the u\ l'l rHJl' customN's Wdter and .,ewer rc1lt> to mcredse !)\ rouqhl) $2.37 per month "The bottom line is that people want to have quality"" water deliv- ered by com- petent staff ... " -KEVIN MURPHY • The \\o"dll•r 111tP would mcredse from $1 q4 to $2 00 pt>1 hundred cubic feet of water Sewage drnr~w ... '"ould lw tuked from 15 cents to 20 c t>nh pt>r hundred cubic feet of water \<\'dtf.'r, ..,f',, Pr dnd paramedic subscrip- bon chargp.,, '" lwn dpphcable) are part of the ~dffie bill By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot tary Olymp ic 96 Games Fnddy The soft, ocean breeze cooled the young athletes a s they competed on the beach against other students - and "countries~ -at thetr grade level. movie,• said Kaiser. also donning a tie-dye. ·Tuey think they're really cool.• Cool? Maybe. Athlellc? Definitely. Kaiser's tenacious team of Alter a tense be-breaker race with a French compebtor, Kimberly t-.lohns ran away with the bronze nbbon m the girl's dlvision. T he summer Olympic'< c-ame fldr- ly for Newport Elemcrtdry stu· dents The long jump. The 50-ydrd-dash. The Frisbee throw. The 21 classes represented differ- ent countnes in seven events at the: parent-organized Newport Elemen- The Jamaican team from Joelle Kaiser's third grade class.was a school favorite. The students wore green and yellow tle-dyed T-shirts labeled "Cool Running." "They chose it because of the J amaicans took home three "medals" in the popular 25-meter hurdle event Leaping over four, one-and-a-half- foot hurdles, Tyler Cornwell took the silver ribbon while Patrick Keehan stole the gold in the boy's division. Out of breath after the second race, Kimberly credited her corn-row braids for the photo fuush. ·My mom started tt about 8 (p.m.1 a nd ti took u ntil after 9," Kimberly • SEE OLYMPICS PAGE A 11 The Cit}'<, bill lrom lht> I\ letropobtan \\ater D1stnct w1U go up $14 2. ">fi8 d unng th~ upcom- ing flsca.I year. accordmq to nt\ -0fhoaJs With- out pdssmg along a rdte hike, the nty's re erve fund balance would tall to $41.\4 911> mstedd of thE> current $1 CT7 rmllton NO DEAL Mesa Consolidated merger plan loses steam •Water board members are 'disappointed' with study that contemplates linking up with Irvine Ranch and Santa Ana Heights Water districts. By lina Borgatta, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -Water district officials next we~k will consider pulling out of d South County consolidation study group. Several months ago, Mesa Consolidated Water District and 16 other South County water agencles hired Ford Sauvajot Management Group, a San Diego-based consulting firm, to examine new ways of erving the region. The consultant's atudy and rec· ommendetlons -which included a suwestlon that Mesa merge With IMne Ranch Water Disttlct and Santa Ana Heights Water Co. -was preeanted to the board of d1recton on 1butlday night. But it didn't win any rave reviews. •1 was somewhat disappointed with the study and its results,• Mesa board member Mike Healey said Friday. "I apprcdate the work that they did, but I'm not happy with the options that were proposed, at least where Mesa's concerned. "I don't think merging with IRWO is an option that would be appeali(lg to Costa Mesa." If suCb a merger were to occur, the "successor" agency would employ 320 staff members, oper- ate an estimated $?9.2-million budget and serve ix cities with more than 25•,000 customen Mesa currently employs 67, operates a S17·mlllion budget •SEE MEAGER PAGE A11 ' r------~--~-~---, • ' I I I ' I \ I> I·: \ AROUND TOWN A4 BEST BUYS A2 CLASSIFIED 84 COMMUNfTY FORUM A10 ENTERTAINMENT A8 POLICE FILES A2 RELIGION A6 SOCIETY A7 SPORTS 81 WEATHER A2 \\I \1 111 U We don't want to be a wet blanket but a few raln- dtope thJa mom· -., could 11%&.le your -.ch~· SkJiU WJJI ,..ay deai WI after- noon. •SEE RATES PAGE A12 Merchants, lifeguard$ brace for unofficial summer kickoff •National Weather Service is forecasting partly cloudy skies but fair weather this three-day weeke nd. By Carolyn Miller, Darly Piiot At the Balboa PeninsuJa early this morning, the crew for the Catalina Plyer will dram their cup of Java, forget about fatigue and welcome aboard the holiday crowd eager to cruise into sum- mer. •tt's an adventure in the morn- ing when you have 500 people gotng to CAtaUna," said Betsy Sturgeon, an employee at the Catalina Passenger business where reservations a.re nearly full for the holiday weekend, ·we have to r v-upl, • said Sturgeon, rhucklll)g. •it's fun and verybody•is iil a good mood." A few miles away et Cbarli ' Chili at the Newpor:t Pi• the 29· ~ restaurant WW chug to llf9 • 7 a.m. u the lightl dldt on. ~ of colfee brew and th range slZZ.les bot m antJcipatlon of hearty breakfast orders And later, along the vast stretch of beach, sunbathers will snap their towels into l.lne wtth the sun, parking will once agcllll make blood pressu.r boil and the crowds will E'bb and flow at the whim ol the weather. Such is the long awaited cycle of summer that kicks off locally With Memorial Day weekend. ·our business is fickle. tt goes with the weather,· said John Meehan, the operational manag· er ol the BalbOa Island Ferry, Inc. "If it's hot and sunny everyone will ~ down b~re. • Meehan is hoping, like dozens of other local busi.nea own rs, that this M morlal Day weekend ts warm and pl81Ant, desplt1 Fn· day's cloudy skies, driWet and cool weather. They all k.now •SEE MEMORIAL PAGE A11 r-------------------------, F.Y.I. Local veterans groups will hold Memorial Day~ m both Costa M~ and Newport Beach Monday. I I I I I I I I I I I I I t + The 42nd annual •Lest : .. ,...t ............ °"" : s.rvec.s Wilf be hefd at 11 I a.mi at HarbOr LaWn Memor-: lat Partc, 1625 Giiler Ave.. : Cosa Mele. lhe .....-n is : sponsor9d ~the VI••• of I ~Wln.C..UMPlllt I 3536. i. ™ .. t ~ ... SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1996 greer wylder Find that homey /,ook at Swee, Pea A new garden accessory store Swee' Pea (645- 9140) recently opened in C6sta Mesa at 1720-D Santa Ana Ave. The owner Keely Kay promis- es to keep Swee'Pea a specialty store where you can find mer- chdndJi-.e you won't find at other places. "I watch the competition and make sure I have different llllngs," Kay promises. She has a OalT for decorabng, which helps her m selecting pieces for the store. Swee' Pea is a mix of old dlld ne w home-and-garden accesson es, including outdoor chiill'S, budho~ses, and wrought- lfon plant stands. Commg soon Kay will be offenng classes, including how to dry flowers, make beeswax candles, and pdint outdoor patio floors , • 'fhar she goes lblrd grade students from Mariner's Elemen- tary School help launch Moe B. Dunes Into the water Prlday at the Newport Dunes aquattc park. The annual event ls held the day before Memorial Day weekend. MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y ~Ol For the perfect garden, you can find everything you need - furniture, clothing and plants - a t Smlth & Hawken (437-9526) located at South Coast Plaza. It's having d pre-summer sale through June 2. There are great buys At Smith & Hawken indud· ing tools, seeds, pots and books marked down to 30%, clothing and accessories marked down to 25% off. and teak furruture marked down lo 25% off. Don't rain on our Unparade -CITYSIDE come join the benefit drive Man held in alleged rape attempt U your hairstyle needs a ne w look, Images Salon (675-5531) is the perfect place to go. Images does cuts, weaves, and lulls for men and women. I've been going to stylist Ron Perez for the last 15 years for haircuts and weaves, and all the stylists at Images consistently do great work. Many changes are taking place at Images: recently four top local stylists have relocated to the popuJar salon, and three marucunsts are offering a special for new customers -with the purchase of one manicure you'll receive the second one free. It's localed al 2515 E Coast High- way in Corona del Mar. If your planning an upcoming trip to San Diego. local Mail Dexes Etc. is giving away coupon books for discounts on hote ls, the San Diego Zoo. Sea W.orld, thf' Del Mar race trdck, and other attraclJons. ·Mail Boxes, Etc. has two loca- li_nns in Newport Be ach at 3419 Via Ltdo and at 1048 lrvine Ave, add three locabons in Costa Mesa at 11 75 W Baker St .. 2973 Harbor Bl vd , and at 1835 New- port Blvd. The best value in education hes to be Orange Coast College. wpere the twtion 1s cheap and lb1! instruction exce llent. I know -·t·m a graduate! Summer class 'Qvgin June 10. Call 432-5772 for mbre information. • iEST BUYS appeal'1 Thursdays and Sllurdays If you know of a good buy ""me at S40-1224, or fax me at 646- 4 f70 Write: B~ Buys, Dally Pilot 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa 92627. T HE SECOND ANNUAL UNPARADE: Ever want to ride in a parade1 Sit in the back of a convertible and wave to the crowd? Ride on a float? Dress up as a clown or in that crazy outfit? Get a little silly? You can on Saturday, June 1. You are invited to part:Icipate in the second annual community- wide "Unparade. H Last year, thousands, no hundreds, well, maybe a couple of dozen people participated m the first Unpa- rade, an attempt to continue the tradition of the Lions Club Fish Fry parade, scuttled for financial reasons. The Costa Mesa-Harbor Lions Club rightfully so, wanted more money to go to the benefiting charities rather than the costs of , putting on the parade. With the Unparade, partici- pants will dnve, not walk the parade route. Participants will obey all traffic signals and laws while driving at 15 miles per hour, waving to those who line the streets. The Unparade will keep the sense of community, tradition and patriotism the Lions Parade has offered for so many years! Decorate your car, pick up truck or motorcycle -use a little crepe paper or a few ballo~. tie an American Flag to your anten- na. Roll down your windows and find some patriotic music to play in your car stereo. Dress your self up -as a down, beauty queen, in a uni- form or whatever.Put a sign on the side of the vehicle to let peo- ple know what you are or who you represent. You can be the parade Grand Marshall Parade participants will gather next Saturday, June 1 at 10:30 a.m . at the front of the old J.C . Penney store at the Harbor Cen- ter, Wilson and Harbor. If you jim debdom have room, take along a few pas- sengers. At 10:45 a.m. the parade will depart from Harbor and Wilson, traveling south on Harbor to 19th Street where it will make a right hand tum and continue to Center Street where it will tum left to Lions Park and the 50th Annual Fish Fry. Again, obeying all traffic laws. Sorry. no marclling bands. But a sitting band would be wel- come to set themselves up along the parade route, maybe at Brecht Orchid Gardens at 1989 Harbor Blvd. If you don't want to ride in the1parade, come and join the Unparade viewers along Harbor Blvd. and 19th Street. You can be a Unparade judge. Just bring along your sense of humor and a set of cards numbered one to 10 and raise the appropriate numbered card as an Unparade vehicle passes by. All the Unparade participants and viewers will meet at noon at the Uons Parle to enjoy the car- nival ride and games and of course the fal)ulous fish dinners. Let's continue a new community Pilot Willlam Lobdell. The same 24-Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa hour answering service may be Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No used to record letten to the news stories, illustratlom, edito- editor on any topk. rlal matter or ~lsements TUMEMTURES VOL 90, NO. 115 ADDRESS h«eln Cit\ be reproduced with-Newport Beach out written penl'iulon of copy· 65156 Our~-Is 330 W. Bay St., ~ht owner. Balboa : ·ntoMAS H. JOHNSON. Costa Mesi, Calif. 92~27. 65;56 • : Publliher CQ88ECIIQNS HOW TO BEAOt US Costa Mesa .·M.UAM LoeDeU. Editor It It the Pilot'• policy to prompt· OrculatJon 68157 ·=snw~ ly COffec:t all erron of substance The llmes Orange County Corona del Mar : : Managing Editor PIMM ult 574-4233. Thaok you. (800) 252-91•1 66158 '• .. YO.Ge, City Editor : : MMC MUTWll, Photo Editor m Adwrtlsln9 SURF FORlCAST '•KIM CIRWITH. Tht Newport 8eech/Co5ta Mew Oti&lfled 642-5678 LOCATION SIZE : • Director of Optfatlons Dally Piiot (USPS-1"4-800) Is Display 642-4321 Wedge 2-3 SW fdltlcMW '•NOY om11NG, pUblltrhed ~through s.tt-Newport 2·3sw 'Cl..m.d~ urday. In Newpon 8MCh ~ News 540-1 ll• Bladtles 2·3M LANA IOHNSON. eoct. Mesa, subscrlptlom are Sports 642--0JO River Jetty 2·3 SW .~ News. Spofts F«>t 646-4170 • · NAMOD tMAH. eomron. ~ ev.il.tM by subscribing to E-Mlil: FLn.71 MflrodiVY.com CdM 2-3 SW The Times Or.mge County (800) -...... 11 CMAJCZYI(, f'r9 Pfea 252·9141 . In ams outside of Main Office 90A11NCI HAMr IUICIHT. ,,_ NMPOrt BNch and eoct. Mesa. luslne:ss Offlca 642 ... 321 V•liable Winds this CAM.'°'"'~ and sub9crlptlons to tht O.lly Pilot luslnes1 Fu 631-5902 morning shifting to -~but.Ion onty ¥• evall&ble by mall for "1bllthtd by ~ ~10knots . . ..... s 10 per month. Second dall C.hfornle COmmunlty NtWI. "' and~to20 • :.~HOTUNI ~ peld at Comt Mee. CA. a Times Mirror c~ knots wttf\ l oot • : 642"'°86 (Pr~ Include •II ..,.,.!(able ~ ...... Wind WIWS, five fool • ~ comments •bout tht Delly st.ett and local unto) POSTMAS-Pr«lldent and ClO ~sw.11. : "'°' or MW1 tiPf wtK ba record-Tlft: Send addr9 <l'\angts to 0 lttC Ctltf CH. Owu of momlrlg .. ""ec1 ..i ~~to EdltOr Tht Newport IHc:IYCotta ~ All rlghtt,...,.. ~dMrtngto ... •• I I • tradition -the Unparade and support the Uons Club Fish Fry! CLUB NEWS: Costa Mesa North KJwanit Club member Bruce Merri- field presented a $250 Club checlt to Robln Sutterfield to help pay for her trip to China with the Young Amba.s· sadors program. Andrew Johnlon and Keith Nelson, c:O-chaf/11 of the Wbeelchalr Sports camp for the Newport-.lrYtne Rolary Club, presented a check for Sl.500 to the camp organizers and adminlstra- tors · KJwanJs Club oJ Newport Beach treasurer Clyde Tbomas notes the club ha.I given $1,000 each to the Newport- Costa Mesa YMCA and the local Boy Scout 1Toop. SBRVICB a.UB MEETINGS nns COMING WEEK: TIJl!SDAY: 7:30 a.m. -Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club. Noon -Klwani.s Club of Newport Beach meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club. Costa Mesa Down· town Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa Mesa Community Center. 6:30 p.m. - Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons Club, Ille FtSh Fry Club meets at Uons Park to continue the set up for the Fish Fry scheduled for May 31 ·June 2, 1996. WEDNESDAY: Noon -The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia CorinUuan Yacht Club. Costa Mesa Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde Country Club. 5:30 p.m. -New- port-Balboa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. TH\JJlSDAY: 7 a.m. -Costa Mesa· Orange Coast Breakfast Uons Club meets at Mimi's Cale. Noon -Kiwanis Club of Corona del Mar, meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The Exchange Club or Ne wport Harbor, meets at Shark Island Yacht Club for a Ladles Day program. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holi- day Inn. Newport-IJvine Rotary Club meets at lrvi,ne Marriott Hotel. WORTH"REPl!ATING: from the bulletin or the Klwan11 Chab of New- port Beach, "if your prayers go unan- swered ... the answer may be NO." • cor.....nv • a.uas 1s published every Saturday In the Dally Pilot. Fax your senike dub's meeting infonnatlon to 631-5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Beach, 92660. • 22-year-old woman says suspect fondled he r. By Carolyn. Miller, Daily Pilot BALBOA PENINSULA - Police arrested a man from Run- ning Springs for allegedly attempting to rape a 22-year- old Newport Beach woman Thursday morning while she was asleep in a house on West Balboa Boulevard, police said. Ulysses Douglas King, 24, was arrested at 4:10 a.m. Thurs- day at a house on 45th Street where he was staying as a guest, Newport Beach police Sgt. John Desmond said. King is suspected of crawling thj"ough the closed but Wtlocked bathroom window of a residence on 45th Street around 2 a.m. and going into a bedroom where two females were asleep on mattresses on the floor, Desmond said. "He goes up to one (female), kneels on the floor and pro- ceeded to fondle the victim until he woke her up," Desmond said. HShe asks, "Who is it?' and be says, 'Don't you like this? Aie you married?'• The female screamed and slapped the man who ran out of the room, past several of . the other residents, and out the front door, Desmond said. The victim was not banned in the encounter, be added. Police searched for the sus- pect but with no success. About two hours later, police learned from one of the six residents in the house that a man who fit the.• su.spect's description was stay-_ ing at a house nearby, Desmond. said. Police went to the house in; the 120 block of 45th Street and· arrested King on suspicion or attempted rape without inci- dent. King admitted to going into the house and told police he had been drinking with friends at some local bars .earlier in the evening and had gone into the house to look for a female friend, Desmond said. King reportedly had eight outstand- ing traffic warrants for his arrest. Desmond encouraged resi- dents to lock their doors and windows, especially with swn- mer approaching and the popu- lation at the beach rising. "As we get to the summer months, people leave their · doors and windows open and.. · things like this can occur, even:' though they don't occur that·. often, but we don't want to:· leave that opportunity available to somebody," Desmond said. ": ms workshop for small business owners . The Internal Revenue Service is ottering free tax workshops for small business owners from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today, and on June 26 and July 24 at the Costa Mesa Ubrary, 1655 Park Ave .. Costa Mesa. : Topics covered in the workshop include small business set-up, ~ of business elites, business income and expenses, schedule C and self~ employment tax. For more information, call 360-2094. : partly cl9udy l•ter In the day.I "°"' SWfllne COSTA MESA non TOOAY First high 3:11 a.m. 3A Fltst low 10:151.m. 0.9 Second high 5:27 p.m. 4.0 Second low 11:34 p.m. 2.2 SUNDAY First h6gh ~,.,,,,, 3.2 Flnt tow 11:os a.m. ~high 6i00p.m. ~IOllV .-: midnight " --~ .. Wlwtlllkfw todey Sputtering swells and sinking surf Pf'9- v•lled through mott of last WMk, with some good south- w.st tn.ks It 3 fMt to 5 ffft In top spots fading away by Fri- day. A MW round of northwest wind S\>Wlls WM eicpect9d lnlate~and will probM>ty run through SYnday. By Mondtly a southust 21CHwell Will'°'''" ~ h'clher WWII. Fot ct.lly uf repom arid~c.ft (900) t71-SURF. The Gitl c01tS S 1.SO and f/trt/ P«*IM toll. • llOO l»'odc of HMt.or loulevtlfd: A thief somehow picked up and carted out a $2.400 sewing, machine from • fabric store whlle It was open for business. • 2700 l»'odc of Goff Courie Drlw: A burglar used an ash tray to shatter the front glass door of a pro st\op, then once Inside stole about 15 sets of golf clubs worth an estimated S7,500. Thh is one of many burglaries at the shop lndudlng one where the suspect broke in trirough the roof, according to police report:S. The Pther burglaries have °"""ed mostly during business hours. Police found thrM sets of footprints on tn. practice grHn and one set appeared to heed In the direction of the pro shop. Polk• •n:hed the area for sus- pectS but were unsuccessful. , • JOO Wodl of Vktorta: A .22 caliber, seml .. utomatk plstol worth S174 was stolen from the floorboard of a locked truck. 1lM burglar didn't stffl enythlng but tt'9 gun. • IOI Modt of SOUt:h COMt Dltn: A. thief UMd a ~l'Kh to unscrew a $499.99 camcOl'der from• stort on dltplay Then walked out of the store whhout being deWcttid. • 1100 Modi of '-llr rtne: A burglar broke Into a ~· dint\ bedf oom wtndow white \Ny w. ~and m>le ' $2,000 Wofth of I:':'*"' lndud"'9 • lY. va. • lteNO .,... tern and a S500 ~ Nfe. A MlghbOr told police~ NW a van from 1 moving comptny In ttie drlwway Of the• home. Newport Bnch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot SATURDAY, MAY 25. 1996 . Never can get .enough of those nuptials Come bid on treasmes at Costa Mesa library A collection of newspapers, copies of "Life.• •Tune• and oth- er magazines, and memo1abilia from the assassination of Presi- dent J9hn P. Kennedy highlight the silent auction now in progrell at Costa Mesa's Downto!l! Library at 1855 Park Ave. :: : ~ ~e wedding season. Oh, ,boy, 1S it the wedding se4son. ·Last Satwday, three yo\JJlg ladies of my acquaintance walked down the aisle, Britton Hostetter, whom I have .known, since before she was :Younger than a tadpole, was .married at St. Andrews Presby- . terian. Not a mile away, at Newport :Harbor Lutherari, Susan Skinner . exchanged vows with Robert Caustin, both of whom I met just 'last year. It may well be a marriage made in heaven, but it was also ·one forged in the Battle of the Back Bay, which is still being fought valiantly against the Irvine Ranch Water District. Bob is founder and director of Defend the Bay. Dr. Susan, a neurologist, is daughter of long- time clean-water activists Nancy and Dr. Jack Skinner. I expect their Hawaiian hon- eymoon was rudely interrupted this week when the Daily Pilot broke the story about yet another quasi-official agency also wanti- : ng to use Newport Bay as a dumping ground. Will this mad- ness never end? Sorry, I digress. The third wedding last Satur- day, for which I knew the bride and groom was that of Lisa Sp'ur- ney and David Todd. Lisa -as I'm sure were Susan and Britton -was radiant in her bridal gown. David, handsome in his dark- gray tuxedo and freshly brush- cut hair, was every inch the prop- er groom. Well, maybe the purple clogs were a hint that perhaps this wedding was going to have its offbeat aspects. ~· •. , ,. 0 (/ 0 .rg BUY A BEU USED CLOTHES, TOYS a ACCE880AIE8, ETC. 2584 NIWJpCN't Blvd. (et Del Mer ) llehind Bhetl 8Atlon Coeta M.e (714) 831-7383 fred martin · T Then there was the wedding site itself -the breeze way of an office-building-cum-shopping center across Mesa Verde Drive from the Ice Chalet. The wedding guests were cer- tainly as well turned out as those at the other weddings that day. Ob~ there was that one chap with the nose ring, and I suppose there were a few more tattoos, but it was very much a natty and good-looking crowd. Actually, I felt underdressed for the occasion in white slacks and my red Reyn-Spooner shirt. But when I asked David Friday • what I should wear, he grinned and said, ·Something bright and happy • That shirt, I assu_re you, is bright. As we waited for the bride and the traditional "da dum de dum," classical music flowed softly from a huge bank of Cer-~-Vega speakers. It is good that the disk jockey had a long tape. The bride's grandmother scooted around checking every detail, reassuring the guests that, Id RABBITI INSURANCE ~ S \ J..> 441 Old Newport Blvd • Newport Beach ~ ,.. · (near Hoog Hospual I 631-7740 Fiesta Catering • COMPLETE CATERING SERVICES • Sizzling Fojita Bar • Strolling Ma riachis ., • Ma rgarito & Cerveza Bar f , • BANQUET ROOMS '~ L.~ • PARTY JRAYS TO GO • COSTA MESA • NEWPORT IEACH • • CORONA DEL MAR • Pick-Up at your nearest location 645-0209 PH CHILDREN'S SPECIAL 50% OFF ON SITIING FEES R1cin1 a co"'Plbn111Jary card ptrf1ct for FaJJttr '1 Day, Junt 16 ·oh, she's always late, you know.• And so she was. "All things come round to him who will but wait," David was surely thinking. Finally, I spotted Lisa coming down the walk. All brides are lovely, but this one was genuine- ly a vision . She stuck her tongue out at photographer Dennis Gasper, then tossed a curt, "Hey," at a wedding guest who stepped on the long train of her gown. The 3:00 wedding began at 3:25, and just before the tick of 3:45, the minister beamed and said effusively, "David and Usa, you are married!" Then, to the haunting theme of Looney Toons cartoons, Mr. and Mrs. David Todd kissed warmly and, as Porky Pig intoned the traditional "Thaaat's all, folks!" turned to greet their guests. OK. so it wasn't quite by the book. But David and Lisa Todd are no less wedded than the thousands of couples who this past Saturday -and surely today as well -took the more tradition- al route lo a lifetime together. There was a time some years back when David probably couldn't even have stood up- through a 20-minute ceremony, much less clearly said, "I do." Until he cleaned up his act, David was an addict, pumping cocaine, crystal methampheta- mine and lord knows what else through his system. He's been sober six years, goes to AA every day and is thinking about run- ning for the Ca.sta Mesa City Council. As with many former junkies, caffeine is now David's drug of choice. He is a true connoisseur of coffee, which is the way it should be for a guy who owns a combmation coffeehouse and life-support system. From 6 a.m. until 2 a.m., Total- ly Coffee is populated by a pass- mg parade of neighborhood straights and recovering addicts and alcoholics alike. ll is a Cheers with no booze, a friendly joint where people can come m and have great coffee, a .. : t•IlllNI) f}l,l~NINt• SAT -JUNE 8 ~ROY AL CIGAR SOCIElY $ ,, OF COSTA MESA e<UHe See (!JU/I, all~ Sel.ec~ ~~~t:4~ We will be presenting an on-site hand cigar-roller for our grand opening. • PUBLIC & PR IVATE SMOKING AREAS • WALK-IN HUMIDOR • LIGHTERS & PI PES • HUMIDORS & CASES • TOP BRAND CIGARS 1909 HARBOR BLVD -COSTA MESA (1 BU< South Triangle Square) Slsa1 Like Loop Design Reg. $3195 Now $2795 Extra Heavy Plush Reg. $3295 Now $2895 Custom Drapery &Upholstery Fabrics Select Fabrics up to 40% Off ~ Classic Mini Blinds ~85·'6 .0FF WITH FREE INSTALLATION vast array of smootlµes and almost anything else non-alco- holic you can name. Or you can just drop by and read the paper, or Newsweek, or Montana Outdoor, or play one of the game machines or find some- one to talk to. Of course, you couldn't do that Saturday. Totally Coffee was closed for the bosses' reception. "Yeah, this wedding's going to be a little different," Lisa said the day before. It was that. Certainly, I have never seen guests at a wedding chugging gallons of coffee out of huge mugs that read, "Shut up and drink your dope." "Liquid wisdom,· David calls it. It fits well with another of the beliefs he adopted after coming out of the shapeless nether world of drug addiction: "Open your mind," Everybody did for tlus wed- ding. And a happy, rollick.mg good time was ha~ by all. . • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday Bids are also being ta.ken qa the four-volume memoir eC Napoleon by Bourrienne, ColClt-_ three-volume memoir of Mar~ ough, and much more, incl~ children's books. For m.fonna.tio))i call 646-8845. · ~ IRS workshop for small business owners The Internal Revenue Servi~ lS offering free tax workshops lor small business owners from 10 a.m to 4:30 p.m. today, and on June 26 and July 24 at the Costa Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Topics covered in the '!VOt!t- shop include small business se(; up, types of business elites, busi• ness income and expenses, schedule C and self-employment tax For information, call 360r 2094 . Ron R. Bunge · President Building The West Over 36 Yea.rs State Lie. #Bl-718715 3101 West Coast Highway Suite 310 - Newport Beach, CA 92663 Tel: (714) 642-1970 Fax: (714) 642-7772 .. Reg. $229$ Now $1995 Pacific Dreams Masterllfe Heavy Cable $2995 Now $2595 Smooth Plush Reg. $27'5 Now $2495 INYL SALE STARTING$ 79s AT ._. ... , ... • Armstrong • Congoleum • Mannington • Tlrkett .... A4 SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1996 TODAY OUTBOARD MAJNT£NANCE Orange Coast College Sailing Center offers a three-hour work- shop that teaches satlors the basics for maintaining and trou- bleshooting their outboard engines is from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 25 at the Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast High~ay, New- port Beach. Registratiop is $23 per person or $39 for couples. For more information, c·an 645- 9412. scomsH GAMES The United Scottish Society presents Scottish Games from 8 a.m . to 5 p.m. today and Sunday at the Orange County Fair- grounds. Adult admission is $12 a day or $18 for both days. For more information, call 998-7857. FOODS AROUND THE WORLD En1oy foods from around the world and demos of old and new crafts. Piecemakers Country Singers will entertain. Booth spaces are available for $10. The event is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at P1ecemakers Country Store, 1720 Adams Avenue, Costa Mesa. For more information, caU 641 -311 2. SHELLMAKER CAMPFIRE The Cahlorrua Department ot Fish and Game, the Orange County Harbors, Beaches and Parks and the Upper Newport Bay Naturalists are delighted to present Sylvia Galldgher, Sea and Sage Audobon Naturalist and Duector of the Orange Coun- ty Breeding Bird Atlas Project, who will share some of her inter- esting d.iscovenes and studies of Upper Newport Bay Buds al 7:30 p.m., Shellmaker Island, Newport Beach The program 1s free. 'THE lAST KLEZMER' The Yi<tdisb Culture Club of the Jewish Community Center of Orange County will show .lhe documentary fllin, "The Last Klezmer, • about the life of musi- cian Leopold Kozlowski at 2 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center, 250 E. Baker Street, Cpst.a Mesa. Admission is $3. For more infor- mation, call 755-0340. TUESDAY ----- NETWORKING MIXER The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce will bold a network- ing mbcer from 5 to 7 p.m. at 3732 E. Coast Highway. For more infor- mation, call 673-4050. REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated's luncheon meeting is at 10:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. The speaker will be Phyllis Spievy, a freelance writer and political analyst on Goals 2000. For information, call 557-6545. WEDNESDAY WEST NEWPORT BEACH The West . Newport Beach Association will hold its meeting at 7 p.m . at the Council Cham- bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. This months speaker will be City Council member Jan DeBay, who will discuss recent developments in West Newport Beach. DIET SUPPORT GROUP A body-image/diet support group begins tonight at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Psychological Association in Newport Beach. Led by Julie Keck, who recently WARNING! '"" M. •v 11. · 1 '"Y" '!I 11 I(, M"' 1. 1 "' .1'-l T'I'() INSUl~L'-.N< :1 ~ fil $798 With COUPOO below ~Costa Mee• 2150 H8't»ot llvd. 84 Vlctotlt • OP!H 24 HOUM - - -.COUPON-- - - . BROILED SIRLOIN STEAK FOR Two fJ""1 S 798 with thl• Coupon I ' Olnnere Include I IOUP OA SAL.AO• CHOICI Of' POT'AlO • VEOETAILB • D9MR AOU. 9000 Ofll Y AT . .,....;_ lost 20 pounds on the Pben-Pen Diet, the group will help people to lose weight peimanently, .Jeam reluation techniques and improve 9elf-esteem. The cost per group meeting is $25. To fi.Dd out if the group is right for you Dr. Keck offers a free 20 minute assessment session prior to the group meeting. For more intonna- tion, call 722-4588. TRAIN FOR OHLDCARE \'outh Employment Services presents a job skills workshop on childcare from 3:30 to 6 p.m. at 114 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Learn valuable childcare skills and responsibilities as well as emer- gency procedures and first aid care. Call 642-0474. · DEBATE The Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Unified Debate Team meets the Newport Harbor Speech and Debate Team in a debate over school uniforms. The debate will be televised and begin at 7 p.m. in Newport Beach City Council Chambers. MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST The St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Men's Fellowship Break- fast is at 7 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall. Dr. David Wallace will speak on MWhy David is called a man after God's own heart." The cost is $2.50. THURSDAY BUSINESS BREAKFAST The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce pre- sents •Build It and they will come," featur)Dg 1ucces1 coach Jeanine JU1t founder and presi· dent of Kreative Solutions, at a networking breakfast at 7 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. The cost is $11 for members and $19 for non-members. Por mol'e infor- mation, call 729·4400. COPING WITH GRIEF ANO LOSS •Grtef and Loss: How to Cope with the Changes They Bring" is the topic of a free pro- gram at 7 p.m. at the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Ubtary. No pre- registration required. For more information, call 717-3801. KIWANIS CLUB • The Corona del Mat Kiwanis Club is conducting a m-ember- shlp roundup, at noon at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive1 U yoti are interested in becoming involved in the community ser- vice program attend the mem- bershiJ) roundup. For more information call Janice Kellogg at 642-9990. CAREER NETWORK ·creating Your Future: Defining and Packaging Your Skills Set" is the topic of the Career Network meeting a t 7:30 p.m. in Stewart Lounge of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The meeting is held on Thursday evenings and is open to the unemployed public free. For more information, call 574- 2239. 421Q) ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES MAY 27, 1996 ll:OOAM Floral Wreath Presentation Commemorat!°j Those Who Served ID WWI • WU • KOREA PE IAN F • VIET <' ' ,' \\ \, \ South of the ~:ltles Unique SaJads Ir Sandwiches , \ Great &Ii Hamburger:s '111;, I l l \ Lower Level by Macy•s \ \ SOUTH COAST PLAZA ~ Pasta 556-9700 FAX 556-9702 D 'ty Excellent Service at Reasonable Prices S :., -----------------------~-50% OFF Buy One Dinner Rec:eM! Second one rJ ~ a lesser VaLe Af 1 /2 elf Dinner Served From 4:00 p.m. ires 6/10/96 • Not with other-iol. FOR WOMEN ONLY! Sol1tions for Womm~ Health Concerns Are you miserable due to PMS, menstrual cramps, varicose veins, and urinary tract infections? Are you stressed out ? Are you concerned about the estrogen debate and osteoporosis? Are you sleeping soundly? If you have any of these symptoms or concerns you should know·about a new women's health manual, For Women Only! Many women find medical science has litde co offer them when it ignores cheir hormonal cycles. They prefer to use natural methods such as diet, exercise, nutritional upplementation and herbs to treat their problems. This informative manual gives you spccifk facrs on the latest natural aN:f alternative remedies. These proven remedies can brina you lutina relief without the use of drugs. You'll learn all about these new remedies and how and why they work. You'll learn what exercises you can do to prevent osteoporosis and get in great shape (illustrations and program included). You'll learn about 60 common foods which fight disease naturally and have been proven to increase your estrogen level. Gee all the faces. This manual is being made available for only $19.95 (plus $3 S&HJ To order, send your name and address with payment to: Fitnett . lnatitute of Tati.Qa & Tramm,. Inc., 3151 Airway Ave., F·203, C0eta Mesa, CA 92626. Rctum the manual within 30 days for a full refund, if you are notjcomplctely sadlfaed. • .-...... .,.. • •• ... ···••1' -*• .......................... ..-~··- ... Newport~..._ Daily p· Ar HMIOI LAWN MIMOIML,.._ Tbe UDd M"'MI ·i..we Porvet· MemodaJ Dar s.m.. will be held at t 1 a.m. at Halbor Lawn Memorial P~ 1125 Giiler Avenue 1D COiia M91a. 'Iha pro- gram II under tM i!pOGlonb1p of the Vaten.m ol Ponlgn Wan, Coat Line Pait 3536. The opening ceremony Wiil laclude the advonrement of the Olympic flame by Neel Buel wm·pmtk:i- pated ID tbe 1996 Olympic Torch Relay. Buel will~ ti. ·et.- oal f1anie at the monument, •Jn Memoriam, UulmOwD Soktiel'.• AT MClflC VIEW MEMORIAL: MAK The Newport Harbor American Legion Post 291 wUl hOld Memorial Day services at 11 a..m. at Padfic View MemOrta1 Park in Corona del Mar. For more infol"DJf'tion, call 613-5011. di cation ~__..,.._.,__ __ ......___._i t_h pride H you want... Diversity. Challenges . Excitement. Excellent Salary. The California Highway Patrol want. you lo &.come part ol their elite group. DON'T JUST THINK ABOUT fT, MAKE A DIFFERENCE. For applications and more information contact the California Highway Patrol office at (714) 558·4325 • 24 Hour Recording. cusro?fl~ ~ SHOEREPMR 3401 E. Coast Hwy. Corona dcJ Mar REPAIR • CLl?A.NING •DYEING • Athletic Shoes ' • Otthopedic Shoes • Leather Garments • Belu • Suede le NewbuCk • llllra. .. "8m 'I • Newport BachlC.o.ta Mesa Daily Pilot WEmRN HORSE SHOW Today through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m . there will be a Spring Western Horse Show in the Equestrian Center of the Orange County Fairgrounds. Admission 1s free. For more infor- mation, call 708-1652. SATURDAY, JUNE 1 ART EXHIBIT "Journey Down the Coast• is the title of an exhibit of watercol- or scenes by Birgitta Kappe that will be on display ~ the foyer of the Newport Beach Central U brary from June 1 through the 30 during normal library hours. For more information, call 717- 3801. COMPUTER SHOW Super Show productions spon- sors a computer show located in building #10. Ad.mission is $3 for adults. For more information, call 852-9267. MONDAY, JUNE 3 AmNTION DEAOT DISORDER Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach will hold a free lecture called "Attention Deficit Disorder: The Big Picture• at 7 p.in. at 1200 Quail Street, Suite 105. For more infonnation, call 476-0991. COMMUNITY PRIDE MEETING West Newport City Council representative Jan DeBay, the chief of police, general services <:tifector, and a member of the b\lilding department's code eoforcement section will hold a community pride meeting at 7:30 p:in. in City Hall Council Cham- bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. TIJESDAY, JUNE 4 FASHION SHOW/LUNCHEON Newport Beach Christian Women's Club will hold a "By The Sea• fashion show and lun- cheon at 11 :30 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Tickets are $18, For more information or reservations, call 760-9616 or 760- 0828. JEWISH BUSINESS WOMEN The Jewish Women's Business and Professional Group of the Jewish Federation of Orange County will present a program on "New Ways to Work (and Llve) • at 6 p.m . at the Jewish Federation Campus in Costa Mesa. The cost including dinner is $28. For more information, call 155-5555 ext. 224. GARDEN aUBS MEMBERSHIP Orange County District of Cal- ifornia Garden Clubs will hold : The answer rs \'~' I lov.L'\'Cr rhc rreat· lncm of obesltv or JO cl\'l·m·erght rnndr- Sion also rcqu1n.~~ apptopriarc lifrst\'lc thanges ~nd :in mchvlduahzed. pll\"ilCl:Jn· supct'\'tSCd. comprd1cn'l1\'C approach lndudmg dier. behJ~1or mnd1f1c111on and bcrcisc For evcnrnw. 11 1\ not Just 1>1m- l>fy :1 m:mer of p'™1ing themsehes JWJ)' from 1he table• The new dlt'l 1>1lb. \' ht'n properly adm1m 1erccf hy J phl"~1c1:1n who Is knowledgeable 111 rhcir use. CJJl be a helpful ad1unct for ~e1gh1 reduction and ~'tight m:untcruincc • ean my olT'icc for :Ill Jppointmcnr :ind ~'t am dcrcrminc rf \'OU .111: nr me not ~ good c:ind1tL1tt! for clnig rhl'r:lf>\' for ~ity or an O\'tl'\\dgh1 cond11io11. : \11c nlso offer ahcrn.111\'e progr.um. : A~ Medical Group 1441 Avocado Ave. Suite 702 Newport Beach, CA 92~ (714) 720-9266 Alt Fer. 0-U (Wamtln*r rion Aho) their post-convention member- ship meeting at 9:30 a.m. at Crys- tal Court Shopping Center in the third floor meeting room. The.re will be a plant sale followed by a report, awards presentation and program on." Palms from Around the World in Your Garden.• Lunch is at noon. The cost is $5 .. ~or more information, call 544- ~751. ONGOING CARDIAC SUPPORT G.ROUP Led by registered nurse, Beth Dunn, the Cardiac Support Group meets every Thursday morning from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p..m. at Shape-Up Newport in the Aero· bic Room. The group is free and open to the public. use ALUMNI MErt The Alumni Association for USC Newport/IrVine Club meets the first W,ednesday of each month at the USC Orange Coun- ty facility in Irvine, 2361 Campus Drive. For more details of events, call 250-4USC. DIVORCE MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alicia D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited, and reser- vations are required. For more information, call 863-9590. PLANNING YOUR ESTATE Legal Options, 620 Newport Center Drive, Suite 1100, New- port Beach, sponsors a lecture titled "Protect Your Assets" at 10 a.m. every Saturday. Attorney Debra Grimaila discusses how wills, living trusts, charitable donations and other tax reduc- tion strategies preserve the value of an estate and help avoid pro- bate. Admission is free, but seat- ing is limited. Reservations may ' .,..... ..... ··r.:-.-t . ·-~---- be made by cal.ling 760-8775. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m . every Wednes- day at West Newport Communi- ty Center, 883 W. 15th Street, #5 upstairs, Newport Beach. For more information, call 953-0900. BUILD THE LIFE YOU WANT A support group based on the book, "To Buil~ The Life You Want, Create The Work You Love,• meets every Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 2900 Bristol Street, J-108, Costa Mesa. The fee is $20 per session. For more information. call 850-1689. HOW TO RAISE TEENAGERS College Hospital, 275 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, offers a free educational workshop for par- ents of teens at 10 a.m. each Sat- urday. Every week's workshop starts and finishes a new topic, so parents can join the group at any point in the cycle. For more infor- mation, call Dr. Lani Martins at 704-8166. ADULT BALLROOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter offers adult ballroom dance on the third Friday of each month from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples welcome. Live music provided by the Ray Rob- bins Combo. The cost is $5 or $4 for sage members. The Senior Center is at 695 W. 19th St., Cos- ta Mesa. FAMILIES ON COURSE A seven-step intervention and mediation program for families is scheduled from 9 to 11 a .m . every Saturday at the Costa Mesa Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. The program focuses on ways of communicating with any out-of-control family dispute, anger and general family dishar- mony. The cost is $5 for adults, $3 for children 13 to 18. Parents do SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1996 A5 . I I "11 I· H) ( '" I I t I \1 I '\ l 0 C-.Mma~ <;tr.• a.rtNlr Liam Ip' n. aaa.J dab pl"lllOll9ae • 5181 ...... Alla Pry... .. .. c..nat¥al ......... ~ : ' 31 .. 5:30 p.a.; satarday ' .. ~ fmL191~11118a.a. 8ila dtnnen at noon; ... , and Sanday everything ·:~ beglm at nobn. 1be baby and bNuty con--•: test1 will be held Sun-·' ~ clay at 2 and 3:30 p.m. . :; Preregistratlo-. Is , :: required for the baby . .J contest atld the deadline • •• Is MAy 29, Regider at Cal's Camera for the baby contest. The event 11 at Lions Park. 18th .. Street and Newport Blvd. in Costa MeA. For more lnformaUon, .·-· call 549-2186. not have to be present. Call 556- 8000 for more information. TEEN FOCUS The Teen Focus outpatient chemical dependency treatment program holds a free 12-Step Meeting at noon Sunda:ys exclu- sively for teens in its offices at 567 San Nicolas Drive, Suite 201, Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more information, call 640-TEEN or 640-1788. • Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Daily Pilot. 330 W. 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BEDROOM SETS Come ln and -one of the lupa.t d11p~• or qualit,r cn.f\aman filntltll.l'l' at tha lo...c. pncea in a.1l ofc.hfon:ua p.a.ra.nt.ed' SPECIAL SALE HOURS: SATURDAY 9 AM· 7 PM SUNDAY 11AM·7 PM MONDAY 9 AM· 7 PM BEAUTIFUL, FUNCTIONAL, & COMFORTABLE Come look at our large Mlect1on of Home Entert.a.inment Centers & Home Theetera. While htte broWl!e through our In.re showroom of LIVll\I room 90fu, lo-t IM!Cl>Onals and all the accent pieces p 11,~1!··. ~ .. . • • • .. ' .. .. ' " SATURDAY, MAY 25. 1996 ~PSI WORKSHOPS HEALTH DAY Instructor Janet Brosan leads "People with Arthritis can Exer- tiSe • classes from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m . Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 B. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The d$s includes health education, jo~t-protection tips, relaxation techniques, pain-control · tech- niques and socializing. Call 513- 5641. Af' OVERVIEW OF ANOENT AND MODERN RELIGIONS Richard Meyer and the Rev. Gail MUier present a condensed overview of ancient and modem pay religions and philosophies, focusing on the simplicity of the original messages and teachings. Held by the Church of Religious Science Newport Beach at 901 pove Street, Suite 145, Newport Beach, the class meets Tuesdays 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., in a 6-week study which began May 14. Class size is lunited to 25 participants. and reservations are recommend- ed. Call 722-8388 or 646-3199. Fees consist of donations at the door. PARADIGM SHIFT The Newport Beach Baha'i Com- munity allows participants to hear and expenence # Paracligm Shift: A New Wa y -A New World ~ 7:30 p.m Fnday at a pri- vate residence in Corona del Mar. Together, they explore such questions as: Can racism an prejuclice be elinunated? What is the new world order? Can con- flicts be resolved without force? Are women and men equal? What's the spintual solution to our economic problems? Music and food are included. Directions: f)-r\ '" "'\e. ' 759-0999. SPIUTUAl. RENEWAL Our Lady Queen o1 Angels wel- comes all inactive Catholics to join in a candi<J d1alogue about the church today and changes that have occurred. Everyone is welcome to an informal discus- sion group in the P~h Center Sundays at 6:15 p.m., June 2, 16 and 30. Our Lady Queen of AngetS Parish Center is at 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. call Sister Agatha at 644-92\8, Marie Romano at 548-3844 or Joe Drey at 640-4781 for more infor- mation. BIBLE USE AND MISUSE A special discussion entitled "The Use and Misuse of the Bible,• about misunderstood meanings of the Hebrew Bible by the Christian Church including •salvation• and •end of the world• myths, will be conducted by the Rev. Diana Heath at 9:15 a.m. June 2 in the Social Hall of Orange Coast Unitarian Univer- salist Church. The Church is at 1259 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa. For details, call the church at 646- 4652. CONCERTS! ENTERTAINMENT STRING CONCERT Jason Hamey of Fountain Valley, will conduct a string orchestra concert at 1 p.m. June 2 at Orange Coast Unitarian Univer- ~osta Mesa,-The orchestra will perform works by Schubert, Mendelssohn and Mozart and vocal soloists will be Maggie Goodrich, Ben Mason and Carl Pike. There will be a pre-concert lecture by Hamey from noon to 12:30 p .m. Admis- IJ-X\\ I 1 '1 1 "') f_ \i !\\"' ()~(''flu\'\ 't_C,(\(\ \ ~\\Q.\le.\t TM~ 1•"\'l\~C\ClC'.e. T1'1'.lC"lx ~ \~ (bq~\\-l\'\o\yo..., c\"·\ Cr-,.. "It' l , ... "'''-\ ''HK·ell~1\c~ '", \ \ Q\ y •'~·~f''(' ~' ,, 1 ' \~~'~"' \!e~'"' 1 <'('.)u\('\01, 'y\'C\•J( t~~ \' v >'.Ii l'or>v \ 'i 0. \ FARRELL G. HINKLE, D.D.8 .. M .8.D.,RC. Newport Bt111ch: 844-1281 •Santa Ana: 556-1122 PrllCdce Limited To Orthodontics and Ti andibular Diaorders sion is $10 for adults and S8 for students and children under 12. Hamey, • recent graduate ot Chapman University reeeived a bachelor's degree in music edu- cation and choral conducting. The church is at 1259 Victoda Street, Costo Mesa. Call 646- '652. SBRMONS __ ,,___._ -~--......-~ THE SOPJiOMORE YEAR That's the title of the sermon at 10:30 a.m. June 2 Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church, Costa Mesa. The Rev. Diana Heath will focus on different . impressions and marker events ol her "sophomore year" as the church's minister. There will be a "new member" welcome cere- mony. The church is located at 1259 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa. 646-4652. SPECIAL SERVICES SERVICE ON THE SANDS Christ Church by the Sea invites the community to their summer Sunday services 8 a .m. Sunday on the 14th Street oceanside beach, Balboa Peninsula. Don Robertson leads this informal ser- vice this season on the theme "Wrestling with Angels,• based on Old Testament stories. The service includes singing and good fellowship. Bring your beach chair! There is also a New Traditions service at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday Night Alive! still at 5:30 p.m . with a message by Pas- tor David Lehmbftrg at each ser- vice. The chancel choir is fea- tured at the 9:30 a .m . service, and an optional light supper follows ·the 5:30 p.m. service. Christ .. Church by the Sea is located at 1'00 W. Balboa Blvd., on thl! Bal- boa Peninlula. Por more tnfonna- tion, call 673-3805. MEMOftJAL DAY SERVICE Orange Cout Unitarian Univer- salist Church holds a special Memorial Day lel'Vice with con- gregation partidpation at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Everyone attending is encouraged to bring a flower to build a "Memorial Souquet" to honor those who have touched their lives. Child care and youth religious education will be pro- vided. The church is at 1259 Vic- toria St. in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646-4652. SPECIAL EVENTS FEUOWSHIP SEMINAR . Call now to reserve space: On June 22, there will be a Catholic Men Fellowships Seminar, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p .m . in the Hall at St. Joachim Parish. All men of local parishes are invited to learn more about their Christian role in fam- ily, marriage, career and church in a Saturday of spirited music and speakers. There is no admis- sion charge and everyone is invit- ed to bring friends from other parishes to attend. For more information, call Matt Ribarlch at 645-9017 or Paul Marchi at 474- 9121 . Sponsored by St. Joachim Parish and Catholic Men Fellow- ships of Costa Mesa/Newport. BLOOD-PRESSURE CHECKS First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St., con- ducts a free blood-pressure clinic between 10 a.m . and 10:30 a.m. June 2. Call 548-7727. BAHA'IS GATHEJUNG The Baha'is of Newport Beach sponsor a lunch, speaker and dis- cussion of timely topics 11 a.m. Sunday at a private residence in Corona del Mar. All are welcome. Directions: 760-5360. SUPPORT GROUPS MENTAL HEALTH FAMILY SUP· PORT GROUP St. Andrew's Presbyterjan Church conducts a support group for families with loved ones with serious mental illnesses every Sunday from 6:30 to 8 p.m., led by a professional. For more infor- mation, call St. Andrew's at 631- 2880 or Karin Montgomery at 645-3708. CAREER NETWORK The CareeT Network meeting for those unemployed begins at 1 :30 p.m. Thursday in Stewart Lounge at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The free, ongoing week- ly meetings are open to all and are held at 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport Beach (across from Newport Harbor High School). For more information, call 574- 2239. WEEKDAY SERVICES SOENCE OF MIND Meclitation class at 7 p.m. are held Tuesday at Newport Beach Church of Religious Science, Dove St., Suite 145, Newp Beach. •Physical Perfection/ ence of Mind• 1-J).so held 10: a.m. Wednesdays. Call 646-319 PRAYER BREAKFAST First United Method.ill Church Costa M esa holds a Pray Breakfast at 6 a.m. Wednesday Denny's restaurant at Ne Boulevard and 17th Street in Co ta Mesa. Call 5'8-1121. HOLY COMMUNION St. James Episcopal Church, 32 Via Udo, Newport Beach, offers noon service Wednesday wi Holy Communion. Bring a lun and din' with the church after the service. Call 675-0210. BIBLE STUDY His Disciples Fellowship in Co Mesa invites everyone for a stu of God's word, food, fun and fe lowship at 7 :30 p .m. Friday. ages welcome. Directions: 65 2589 (James). MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFA The Men's Fellowship Breakfa of St. Andrew's Presbyteria Church bolds a weekly breakfa and speaker at 7 a .m. Wedne day in Die'renfield Hall, 600 S Andrews Road, Newport Bea The breakfast is open to all me for $2.50 per breakfast. For mo information, call 631-2880. • Please send photographs and ty releases detailing stories, upcomin events, sermon topics or any other ne involving Costa Mesa and Newpo Beach churches to Religion Editor Laur Busby, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Mesa, 92627. You can also fax items t 6464170. Releases are requested tw Neeks prior to an event date. Now accepting enrollmen~s for Summer! 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Lord, tlzou hast been our dwelling place in all generations. Psalms 90:1 Branch of Tht Molhtr Churrh Tht First Church of Christ Scitntist Boston. Mwachusttts CONGREGATIONAi_ a> COMMUNITY CHURCH . CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH Of CHRIST To a.Meve Is To C...; To C.. /1 To 00. Bruce Van Blair, Minister Sunday Worship 8:15 & 10AM Church Sthool 9AM Adult • US Childrtn Chlld Care Provided 644.7400 611 Htliotrope Avt, Co<ON Otl Mar PRESBYTERIAN llt. L"'1" M '-MIJ•n <"•It r..-.. h11111 Wt1t'111r .m.I h,•,u rhl• !""·"'"' 11, ( lui.t ·\<'111\'.r~.J. h1hl1~.1I me---.~oe 0 WHEN THE LOAD GETS TOO HEAVY TO BEAR" (Matthew 11 25 28) ~.11urJ.1y, M.1y H. ~. lO· r M S11nJ.1y, M,,y 16. ti: lO trlll 101 ; AM 600 St. AnJr~w11 Rt,.1J, Ncwpnn Re,ich, U ilifomla (714) 6 31 ·2880 (~n 'tfTI Nr"' '"lhrlw I lii:h ~h.1111 ;it ll'\1114' nJ I ~1h) ' PRESBYTERIAN ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "Opl'n Arms and Open Mi11d1 " Worship 9:30 Jamhom & F.astblulT in ~ por1 Rmh EPISCOPAL SAINT JAMES CHURCH episcopal '"A Community o.dkot.d to Lo¥ing ond S.nrirlfl Je1u1 Cltri1t OJ Loni and So..,iof• Fr David C AnderK>O, rector 3209 Vio Lido Newport Seor.h 714/675·0210 IJ 7 30 om Trod1tionol 9 om Contemporary 9 om Church SchoOI 10.45 om Chorismotic ond Wednesday noon COMMUNITY CHURCH HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ) 2401 Irvine Ave. at Santa Isabel• Newport Beach Sunday Worship • 1 O:OOAM Dr. Dennis w. Short Minister 645·5781 FOR INFORrv1A Tf ON ON RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY CALL KRISTIN BERMAN 574-4240 S()UTl I COA..<:>T CHRISTIAN CHURCJ I \.\'c Cm: \boul 'wu lk<.111...c Chri-.1 C.1rc .... '',-l Psnlm For The Sick and Sinful" (Psa lm 53) J1:rrul1I \ I lnll11hJ11f:h. \1inl'ler \\'urd'ttp S.:n1c~ 10 I' 3111 U1hlc ~1Ud10 '' 00 3rn Mis For Clum ' 1(1 pm 7<J2 Victoria Street • Costa .Vlc..,.i, CA • 9U127 (7 14) 548-3468 I Cu mu ttl \ it1ur11 ~ l'l.1Hn II~) . I Pastor William Hemenway ·we love children, youth, young adults, career adults, seniors. We love to care, to reach out, lo meet needs, lo answer questions· • Sunddy Services-8:00, 9:30 & 10:45 • Sunday School & Bible Studies -9:30 7 60 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (714) 631-1611 • (714) 548-6866 (School) T RADITIONAL E PISCOPAL St. Mattl..ew' • CLmdi A .-WI at l'8 """'1tMt o.tlOlo '*""' 1723 w .. taM Dttl4, Nilwpoft lleech, CA lle80 ................... -.... ~ .,, .... 1111 9tandlly ~ eo.nmu.neon, ••a.a a ._ ..,,., ........................................ ~ ... ...,.,-.., ............. ....... .,,.,,.., Hh.111 • ...,Q •• I w-.·ern .............................. ... TIC,........, ...... __ .. ........ ...... ,..~ ....................... ... . --·--.~ SATURDAY, MAY 25. 1996 Al r~_. .. ... ~ Author Dunne laments America's untruthfµl path I America hu lost the value of truth. 'Iruth is a word without tnean- tpg, • says author-journalist Domtnlck Dunne. lbe celebrated creator of such literary works as "The Two Mrs. GrenvWes," "People Like Us," "An Inconvenient Woman," and "A Season in Pur- gatory," which was translated for the sm all screen this month in mini-series fonnat, has spent the better part of the last sever- al years as America's foremost tfial watcher. Covering both the Menendez Brothers trial and the O.J. Simp-· son trial for Vanity Fair Maga- zine, Dunne asserts that•"win- ning is everything in this coun- try, no matter what the truth happens to be." Dunne will be in Newport Beach June 7 as the guest of The Big Canyon/Spyglass Hill Committee of the Orange Coun- ty Philharmonic Society. He will share his views following a lun- cheon at the Hyatt, Irvine, being organized by Ann Ste rn, Margo Chamberlin and Patricia Lane. In a recent telephone conver- sation with Dunne at home in Connecticut, where he is 6n deadline to finish his book based on the O.J . Simpson trial, the author confided that he is "horrified by the dishonesty in our society." Convinced that 0 .J. Simpson is "guilty without a shred of doubt," Dunne questions why his attorney, Johnnie Cochran, was never called on what Dunne considers •outright lies in the courtroom." "Cochran would say any- thing to get his client off. If µie city had to burn. so be it. There was nothing he wouldn't say to win release for O.J . Simpson,• Dunne said. "Daily, Cochran would stand before the judge and jury telling them that the trial was about finding truth, and then he would say that O.J . was playing golf at the time of the murders and the real killers were drug dealers who mistak- enly killed Nicole and Ron instead of their intended victim, Paye Resnick.• Dunne.says such assertions are •out and out lies, and no one called Cochran on it.· His assessment of the Menendez trial is equally direct. "They are the kings of liars. those boys," Dunne said. "They brutally murdered their parents, Shooting them countless times, then an hour later fabricated stories of a Mafia hit while sob- bing uncontrollably for the Bev- erly Hills and Los Angeles police, fooling them for months with more lies.• b.w . cook Dunne went on to say that the brothers "lied to their grandmother, to their aunts and uncles, their cousins." The biggest lie, however, in his view, was the assertion by the defense led by Leslie Abramson concerning the sexu~ al abuse. •Jose Menendez never sodomized those boys. He was a very tough father, a demanding father who expected his sons to perform and achieve on many le'.(,.els including athletics and academics," Dunne said. "They were never able to live up to his demands, creating a tremen- dous sense of failure in them. But, he was not a sexual preda- tor. The tactics of the defense were unconscionable, and again, no one called them on it ... The overall message is that our society is accepting of the lie, when the so called Machi- avellian end justifies the means. That, in turn, translates into every facet of our existence. If you forgot to send in the papers, they were lost in the mail. If your child did poorly on a test, they must have been sick or perhaps they came down with a fast case of attention deficit dis- order. Caught cheating on your spouse, well, the alcohol made you lose your sense of values, and besides, it didn't mean any- thing anyway. Hit that car in the parking lot, don't even think about leav- I can't believe ..... . ing a note, you never saw that bright red car there in front of you. It was an apparition. - "So why should it be any dif- ferent when it comes to lite and death?• said Dunne. "Our sod· ety is focused on making it, therefore survival is all. What matters is the ability to survive, beating the system. Because the system has lost it's grasp on the value of truth.• Dunne's life experience is the stuff of novels, and the writer, who has based his work on the real life dramas of important people of the times, admits that portions of all of bis writing is autobiographical to a certain extent. Dunne landed in Hollywood as a young man, not as a screenwriter, but as a •behind the scenes" production worker in film. He was at times a stage manager and a publicis! and eventually worked bis way up to the ranks of producer, malt- ing a number of films in the 1960s and early 1970s. One of his movies was the landmark "Boys ln the Band ," an exploration of homosexuality at a time when the subject was still potentially censurable by large segments of society. His career began to spiral down- ward, aided by his abuse of alcohol. ·1 became a damn drunk ," Dunne confided. ·1 ruined my marriage, my family, my career, and my life.• Then, the worst happened. Dunne's only daughter, Dominique, was murdered by the man she was seeing. The strangler got off with a short sentence and was out of jail in several years, relocating to the Pacific Northwest. In the mean- time Dunne found himseH on the skids. His Hollywood career was over. his wife had left him, taking his two other cbjldren, sons Alex and Griffin. "I'll tell you what I thought of most, I thought or suicide,• said the author who has sold millions of copies of best selling books ALL CLOTH CAR WASH It's My Home · Landscaping or re-landscapi!ig is _your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. FLOWERDALE can make your landsca~ dreams come true and increase your home's value, too! Come in ~oday and discover the people who can make a difference to you and your garden. ~ . ~ NURSERIES, INC. __ C_O_MP_LETE __ .., SANTA ANA • 2800 N. Tustin Ave. LANDSCAPING (714) 633-9200 46 YEARS EXP. KAY MATSON, AA C.C.N.P. LiccnteNo. 308JS3 COSTA MESA • 2700 Bristol Ave. TERRY MEIKLE C.C.N.P. Landtcape De.igncr Landlc:ape Dalpcr (714) 754-6661 Author Dom.lnick Dunne will be speaking in Newport Beach June 7. during the past decade. Dunne got in his car and headed north. He left town with whatever he could get in the car and drove without a thought as to destination, ending up in a small town in Oregon. He had no work, nQ.money, and no plan. He had left in disgrace. . "Writing saved my life/ Dunne said. •one day I just decided to write." Dunne's first book crafted in his small Oregon digs brought hlm nothing. The second book sold two million copies. And the producer who left L.A. with his tail between his legs returned ,triumphant. From outcast to toast of the town, Dunne has seen it all. Asked if he is ever disheartened by the demoralizing exposure to the worst of humanity that he has experienced both personally and professionally, Dunne insists that his own life is filled with positive and good thoughts. "I am ever optimistic about humanity," he said. "I believe in the good spirit of mankind dom- RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Wt*9 Yow Dolor Coven Morel 1922 HAllOll llVD .. 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Here's how Rick Lohr {gui- tarist), Jordan Watson (lead smger), Erich Frey {bass) and Larry Pearson (drummer) got together. It's a little convoluted; I'll try to keep it that way: Rick and Jordan, friends since thetr college days at San Diego State played in a band called Two Drink Minimum. The band broke up and several of its mem- bers went on to join independent bands. Rick becomes a techrlical designer for Katin, Jordan's a designer at O'Neill clothing. Cut to August of 1994: Rick meets up with Jordan while the two are on their way to surf at 54th Street beach. ~Let's get the band back together," Rick says. Jordan agrees. The band, m.iss- mg two members, needs a drum- mer and a bass player. ·.Rick knows Erich from the snowboarding mdustry. At a ttade show in September, Rick ppPs a quesbon. Rick to Erich: evan henerson Know anybody who plays bass? Erich to Rick: I play bass {from . high school in a punk band called Dead Aim.) Meanwhile, somewhere in the world of professional music, a punk drummer formerly with the groups MIA and Naked Soul is suddenly solo again. Larry (Lars) Pearson is co-owner of a snow- board binding company called Cool Factor. And he's a friend of Jordan's. · Voila! Instant BUCKSHOT. T he band gets together twice a week to rehearse at the Katin Warehouse and they have regular shows irl L.A. One of their regular stomp- ing grounds, the Thunderbird, recently closed. Something about cockroaches, if I remember cor- rectly. Last week they played at the Roxburry South'in Irvine. Their next show is June 11 at Santa "Over 50 Years o Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FuRNITURE • DRAPERIES CUSTOM FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERY Recreate your existing furniture to create new updated designer styles! Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-8400 Ol'f:N SAT 25TW, CLOUD 27TH -=====!!'w!''!H=~=~=H•=S=r~!!!~!'"!'!"'!~K!A~~!AIOll!=!!ll • "lllli r . 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Jordan: Oh yeah, that's always been a dream. It would be great if we could get a record contract. Larry: Whatever happens, happens. Whatever doesn't, doesn't. Rick and Jordan live irl Costa Mesa, Larry irl Corona del Mar and Erich irl Long Beach. Larry • SEE PAIMETIME PAGE A9 KATSl:JYA RAINONE I DAJlY PILOT Local band BUCKSHOT is (from left to right} Erich Frey, bass, Larry Pearson, drummer, Jordan Watson, vocals, and Rick Lohr, guitar. LONG BEACH COIN & COLLECTIBLES EXPO May 30 -June 2, 1996 LONG BEACH CONVENTION CENTER 100 So. Pine Ave., long Beach, Calif. 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A I P •-.Wit..._¥ '. -' Newport 8nchlC.c»ta Mesa Daily Pil0t PRIMETIME CONTINUED FROM AS ~ a wife and a new baby ~e Jordan, by bis own adJnis- sJQn, likes to "go off the deep et'Ml· • He's the one with the he4rtbrea.k diary, the source of many of BUCKSHOT's lyrics. The band typically opens With a song called MMy Good r 'tl • uue. Sounds fitting. Woman of many talents : .Sue Wishengrad, a woman of ~any accomplishments, could have ended up in any section of this paper with the possible e&eeption of the sports section. Actually, check me on that. spe's got two children who, between them, play baseball~ football, ice and roller hockey. So we could probably find a way to get her into th~ sports page. As it happens, she gets the distinction of being Prime 1).med because right now she's hoping to expand her acting career. She told me that while we were discussing, among oth· er things, her participation in the Mrs. California International pageant in June. Sue Wishen- grad is the reigning Mrs. New- port Beach. Now, when dealing with somebody with a Wishengrad- like resume, it can be difficult to I ' find a starting point. The lady was a surgical nurse, has ratsed money for physically and sexu- ally abused children, is an inte- rior designer, volunteers at the Orange County Interfaith Shel- ter and has acted in 26 commer- cials over the past 10 years She also just completed the docent program at the Newport Harbor Art Museum. So where to begin? I'll take my usual tecourse and talk about Sue Wishengrad in the arts. She had a small role in "The Young and The Restless " for five years. More recently, she played a Holocaust survivor in a production of Arthur Miller's MPlaying for TimeM at the Jew- ish Community Center. To play the role of Elzvieta, she had to lose 20 pounds and learn to play the violin. This is for a community production, remem- ber. "I basically lived the holo- caust for six months, N said Wishengrad. Nit was very rewarding.• (I assume she means the experience of being in the play.) Now she's loqking at scripts and hopes to acf in movies. Her husband, Murray, who owns several Dollar Rent-A-Car fran- chises, wants to get into produc- ing. What kinds of movies? "Something with a lot of emotions. I've read this one script that deals with child abuse and alcoholism combined with a love story, " Wishengrad said. Acting is one of several dreams Wishengrad says she is still hoping to fulfill. She would like to start a teen help-line for girls with anorexia and bulimia. - -~ ------------- 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER ------- ()-12-1717 essential elemenrs Closed May 23 • 27 for Brett HemphiJl's wedding I HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS J I \ I I I \ I I I Mon-Fri 10·6 Sat 10·5 722-7224 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa 1, / 1 I/ / /• I \ . /11 -\ , " 11 " " Plug into the Pilot Classified sect10n to find services from Daily Pilot electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. 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But it's not about beauty or ego, says Wishengrad, who became Mrs. Newport Beach after she was nominated by a friend. • "This is about accomplish- IElY Am fll 1•• AWlm (Ml) 1C111Eall"a1t~u nn AllTOMA'I &.m CU> I M PllTIUll (N) MYSTERY ICIDCI naATlll -~111 TWTlll (pt.11J WOODBRIDGE ·,R,~~1: .' :Jiii) Harbor Hll1s resident Sue Wlshengrad wUl represent Newport Beach In the Mn. Cali- fornia pageant this June In San Diego. · MARC MARTIN /DAILY ~LOl men ts,• said Wishengrad. "At first I didn't want to do it, but then I thought about every- thing I've done. I want to do what I can to help. like the hot· line. I think the pageant will help. H LIKE-NU CONCRETE CO . • \,I j ·, (~...,· : ,-. --._ R.---:.,. .. -- . . : • . . . ~ . . . ' Free Estimates 760-8427 llEAVllrl PSllll llERI (11) l"WTB=T.l) ---1 ~( .. 11) TWTB:,11) ---llI(pt.11) R.W&(N) lWSTlll =11) ---El-.! (pt.111 --1111 E(PC-11) '"*-IN-11) 1WSTD {N-11) fUlf'O~ --• 11111 (pt.111 fUlf'O(N} M T1IUTll AIOUY CATt I Dia (N-11) --•I ll•U (Pt-1t) TWTBt=-111 • 1WTll pt.11 ,.. (11) --llllLE(pt.111 lWTlll IN-11) b :.r 0 .. . b # ......... 11111 ,~·--... ,., .. .,., --IN·fl) ..,~#,., ANAHEIM HILLS . . ·: . · · ~ FESTIVAL ··:.1 y. · ·' SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1996 forum. FAX: 7t ... Ml-4118 readers respond Alcohol-related crime a nationwide problem .. • "Newport Beach s alcohol-related crime is not unique. Recent national statistics have shown that 53% of fire deaths. 50% of ; rapes. 49% of traffic fatalities ... were all related to the con- sumption of alcohol. ·· ... T he Newport Beach Police Department must be commended on their work toward identifying the alcohol related problems in our community. The police studied the various crimes committed and tracked those crimes in . which one or more involved had been drinking. The results highlighted the heavy price we all pay for the abuse of alcohol. The bad news is Newport Beach's alcohol-related crime is readers write not unique. Recent national statistics bave shown that 53 % of fire deaths, 50% of rapes, · 49% of traffic fatalities, 45% of drownings. and 41 % of assaults were all related to the con- sumption of alcohol. The issues of drinking and dri- ving are just a part of the real story. Although these numbers are frightening, the fact is most everyone is drinking less today, the vast majority of the public either does not consume any alcohol or drinks only on spe- :weighing the merits, drawbacks p f merging local high schools I n response to the May 18 letters to the editor regard- ing the merging of the two tosta Mesa High Schools, I ould like to commend both Ed Decker and Jim Ferryman U>r the weU thought out and courageous idea of merging t:be city's two high schools. From what I understand, this is an idea that needs to be ,further investigated. Jn my opinion these two men have c;ome up with a creaUve way ftl improve the quality of the education provided to our chil- dren while better using our resources at the same time. Those people who believe Costa Mesa High-School will be filled over capacity once Joining Estancia, are forgetting that the 7th and 8th graders would then be gone. Better yet, make Costa Mesa 7th, 8th and 9th grades leaving Estancia to serve high school with grades 10, 11 and 12, with the possibility of a f\.lture stadium in the works. I believe having one city high 'chool would give a sense of 11nity in our city. I ask others plea se have an open mind to this suggestion ' and at least give it a chance to be investigated further. ABBY MCGUIRE Costa Mesa To close or not to close Estancia High School. That is the question. I say no! There is a better alternative. As has been done at Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa high schools, convert Estancia to a grade 7- 12 junior/senior high school. Parents have accepted the 7-12 arrangement very well at the schools that are using it, and I believe it would be accepted quite well by TeWin- kle Middle School and Estancia High parents. The next question, then, is how can we use the TeWinkle campus. My suggestion is that TeWinkle could become a fun- damental elementary magnet school which would be open to all elementary school students in the district. The availability of such an elementary school would appeal to parents who prefer a more traditional approach to education. Transportation to themagnet school would be the responsibility of the par- correspondence Board president failed ·on his SAT remarks U-tm de Boom needs to get .--• out more. Hts comment regarding Newport-Mesa's ~AT scores was uninformed He srud, Hwith the ethruc diversity of three of our schools, h~ happy with lhe resuJt. lf we bad a homogeneous school dis- · ct like Irvine, we would )nock the socks off the !tither school dJstricts." Irvine's ethnically :aiverse population is at leclst 30%. Moreover, ~niversity High hool, a school that ~odes everybody's tocks off, is even more st.iverse. When my son grad- I am responding to Newport- Mesa School Board President Jim de Boom's quotations printed in the May 1 edition of the Daily Pilot rE:garding New- port- Mesa's SAT scores. He stated. "With the ethnic dJversity of three of our schools, uated from University Jim Deboom '1ve yea.rs ago, 48 dif- I'm happy with the results. U we had a homogeneous school dis- trict like Irvine has, we would knock the socks off the other districts. We're doing well. I think (par- ents) should be pretty doggone happy with the diversity in our district and our scoring in com- parison with other dis- tricts with the same diversity like Garden ferent native lan- :OU!lges were spoken by stu- aileRts at that campus. In addi- ~n, children from a variety of «0nomic groups attend Univer-~ty, as well as hearing impaired ftUdents from all over the coun- ~ and those whose parents are )tationed at the two local mili- tary bases. ~ These last two groups typl- ~y pull down test scores and ther measures of achievement. Ull, University outperforms all er high schools, including orona del Mar. University doesn't make cuses, because lt doesn't veto. !· 1 do not know all that nhances or inhibits good edu- ation. However, year alter ear, University High School d Irvine Unified School Dis- ct continue to prove that eth- e diversity ls not a hindrance. JANET 1.r COLCLASEft Grove and Tustin." Below, are figures provided by each district office and reflect grades 9-12. • Garden Grove has a 70.32% ethnic makeup. •Tustin 48.55% ethnic make- up. • Newport-Mesa 37% ethnic makeup. • Irvine 35.288% ethnic make- up. Given the above data, Irvine is clearly not homogeneous. It is also apparent that Newport· Mesa's ethnic diversity percent- ages are closer to IJvine than they are to 1\lstin or Garden Grove. What ls the real reason New- port-Mesa ranks SlXth in average SAT scores and 10th in the per· centage of seniors acortng at or above the national average on SAT or ACT tests while 1Mn ratlklNo. 11 PAMJACOJS Concertl«l pa.rent, Balboa en ts. Advanced placement class- es were cited as a reason to close Estancia High since smaller high schools could not offer a sufficient number of them. Let us not forget that these are not the same courses as those which are required for graduation by all students. I believe that creative ways may be found to have suffi- cient AP classes ~hort of clos- ing a high school. My wife Nancy and I are parents of three children who attended and graduated from Newport-Mesa Unified School District schools. We are proud of our schools and our chil- dren, too. WAYNE REXRODE Costa Mesa To ledano: hypocrite or political victim? Most pleased to see Jim Toledano's recent reticence regarding Scott Baugh. · I guess given his current problems he feels it's best not to be a hypocrite. Since the Democratic Party locally plans to put this inci- dent behind them, let's just go ahead and put the Scott Baugh incident behind us, too, and get on with the business of running this county. BARRY ZANCK Newport Beach The only thing worse than the ·01 ' boys club· Republicans scheming to protect and rein- force their controls over the rank and me is the current Democratic hierarchy (so-called) try to ape their political rivals. By Golly, they're going to show Jim Toledano who's boss! They're going to bring him to heel because he made a mistake -essentially of no crucial impor- tance. • And they will waste hours and hours both in open meet- ings and behind the scenes (which is where they prefer to do their bickering of course). on a matter which should have been resolved by a simple repri- mand wee~s ago. If the board ls the least bit interested in getting Democratic voters to get out and work for the election of Democratic can- didates at all levels of govern- ment, they need to drop the in- fighting and begin to function as U they cared about the party and its impact on Orange Coun- ty. Currently, they've been prac- ticing being defeated. What they should be doing is spending their time developing strategies which just might acti- vate the Democrats in Orange County to vote, whkb as a group they are very remiss ln doing. J know as I have been an election precinct official for the entire 17 years I've Jived here. J know this ls true. This vengeful attack on Toledano only conflnns the pet- ty, nit ptcldng focus of the peo- ple who are running -or kJd· d1rig themselves they are tun· ning -the Democratic Puty ln Orange County Get real fellas. Do what you a.re suppos@d to do ... lead the party. BUANOa HUMlffUY C0tta,Me1~ clal occasions. Those who drink heavily com- prise a mere 11 % of the popu- lation, and yet they consume more than 61% of the alcohol sold. The solutions for reducing alcohol related incidents lie in how we handle those 11 % of drinkers. Past studies have shown that to focus any. energy on changing the drinker does not work. The good news is if businesses in our city practice responsible alcohol ri$ management, many of the problems we face can be solved. When a busi- ness implements the four steps of alcohol risk management, both the business and its sur- rounding community MW'in." These steps include: conduct- ing a risk assessment, imple- menting policies and proce- dures to reduce the identifietl risks, training both manage- ment and staff and then pro- moting these changes through positive public relations. This approach provides a safe and responsible environment for alcohol service while encouraging our local busi- nesses to remain profitable. The time is now to· request that the businesses serving and selling alcohol in our cities embrace this comprehensive s0olution. In tum we can reward them with our patron dollars. ELIZABETH DORN PAIUCER Public Health Foundations Enterprises, Inc. (a private non- profit foundation) Looking for the least expensive gas1. Dally Pllot readers are on the lookouL the readers hotline ill> • .. Whe~e's the cheapest pump price?. EDITOR'S NOTE: We asked our read- ers to tell us which service stations provide the lowest price gas In the community. Here are some of the responses. We've got one at Bristol and Red Hill for 1.(6.9. It's an Aico and it's been that way for the last two or more weeks. ALAN MD..VBJn' Costa Mesa There's a gas station across the street from the one in your paper. It's the Arco at 19th and Placentia and the gas is actual- ly cheaper there: SAUY MITCHELL Newport Beach The cheapest gas is right here on your same street. Down at Ultramar gas station at the comer of Harbor and Bay. The 87 octane is $1.45. They're the best and they're the cheapest. Bill JOHNSON Costa Mesa Just across the street the other station is St.44. 1 think the cameraman turned his oamera a little too much to the left. JlOYMIUS At the comer of m Camino and Mendoza in Costa Mesa, it's $1.45 a gallon. You have $1.47 as the lowest. JIM GLOVER Found a better price than $1.47.9. It's on the comer of Bristol and Red Hill. It's the AM/PM Arco. It's 1.46. So these you go, bud. PADllAIC McCOY Santa Ana Heights Thanks for listing the cheap- est local gasoline, the local Mobil. This is truly a public service in this period of exten- sive gas gouging. . The cheapest local gas is an Arco that ls right across the street at 19th and Placentia for a $1 .44 and next cheapest is for a $1.45 at Geisler and Harbor. Keep up the good work. Than.ks for your good service. I FRANK fORBATII Costa.Mesa .. wr~te your representatives PRESIDENT Bill Clinton, (D), The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave .• Washington, D.C, 20500. (202) 456-1 111 (6 a.m. to 2 ~~DENT Al Gore, (0), The Capitol Bldg., Soite 212, Washington, D.C. 20500 GOVDNOR Pete Wilson. (R). State C.apltol, Sacra- mento. 95814, (916)445-2841 U.S. SENATORS Barbara Boxer, (O), 112 Hart Senate Bldg .• Suite 212, Washington O.C., 20510 (202) 224-3553 or. 2250 E. lmperl1I Hwy. Ste. 545, El Segundo, 90245. (310) 414-5700 Dianne Feinstein, (0), 331 Hart Bldg., WIShlngton O.C., 20510 (202) 224- 3'41or11111 5anta Monka Blvd .. Ste. 915, Los Angeles, 90025, (310) 914- 7300. MOUA OF UPRHINTATIVES Chris COi(, (R), 47th Dist., 4000 MacArthur Blvd., East Tow.r, S"lte •0 0, Newport Beach, 92660. 756- 2244 or 206 Cannon Bldg., Washing- ton. D.C. 20515, (202) 225·5611. (most of Newport B•ach) DIN ,_.ebacher, (R), 45th Dist., tl162 ~ llvd., Suitt 30., Hunt· """°" llilch, CA t2147 141 ·2433 or tOl1 ~1h IWldlna. Wdtlng-ton. o.c.~s. 002> 22\.241s. (CGIU MU and West Newpott • ~PHONE NUMllltS t.-.,2.JSN OR 1-I00-"2·lS24 ,,. tM (aphol ~to eon. nect you to the member you are call- ing. STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th Dirt., 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 220, Irvine, 92715, 833-0180. STATE ASSEMBLY Marllyn Brewer (R), 10th Dist., 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 220, lrvlne 92715, 863-7070. CAL.olUllA COASTAL COftWISSION San Fr1nclsco (41S)904-5200; South coast rwglon CC>vef'41ge split ~ offic;ti In Long Beach (21~) 590-5071 and San Diego. COUNTY 90AllD Ofl SUNIMSOM Hall of Admlnbtratlon, 10 Civic Center fltau. Sanu Ana, 92701 Jim Sliva 2nd Dist. Com Mesa. 834- 3220 Marian Bergeson 5fWDlst. (Newport had\ SantAI AN Heights) 834-3550 COUNTY 1tGMD OP IDUCAnoN 200 IC1lrnus Drive. CON M9sa. P.O. Box 9050, 92628·90$0; ~. Ellabeth o. P1rker, member, Trustee Alu 5 (~ Mesa, Newpott Beach). ~CGl•WTY CDU.W D91MCT 1370 Ad.ms A~ .• Costa Mes., 92626, 4J2·S012: Chanceflor: Wtllt.m M. 'Wga E.D.; Pr& ldlnt SNny hum; ao.rd'"Memben hut G, kgw; Nancy~ Wetter G. Holiwlct AnNindo It Rull; Studtnt "rNltM! !ttt W.nwn. mv-.,..••n c-. Meie: CllY ..... 71 , .... OrM. '.) 92626, 754-5223 Joe Erkkson, mayor, Peter Buffa, Sandy Genis, Mary Hornbuckle and Gary Monahan. council members. Newport Beach; City Hall, 3300 New- port Blvd., 92663, 644-3309 John Hedges. mayor; John Cox. Jan Oebay, Thomas EdWards, N~ Glover. Dennis O'Neil, Jean Watt coun- cil members ORANGE COUNTY FAIR llOMD 88 Fair Drive .• Costa Mesa, 92626, 70&-• 32~1. President: Buck Johns; vice president: John Crean; Olre<ton: Doy Henley, Ran<ty Smith, Don Wiiiet, Jim Und- b«g, Gary Hayakawa, Emlly Staoford, Marian UIFollette. Nl\WOltt ..sA UN9lllD SCHOO&. DllTIUCT 1601 16th St., Newport Beach, 92663, 760-3200. Superlnte~nt· M.c 8«nd; Board ~:Judy Fraoco, President; Jim de Boom, Ed Decker; Jim Fenyman; Martha Fluor; Wencty ~. Serene Stokes ..sA CXJNIOl IDATID .,. DllTMCf 1965 ... ~ Costa Mesa. 92626 631·1200. IO«d Mtmben, Tl"ud)' Ollg. Hank Panlan, Merlo Durante, J.ck Hell, Mice Hee1ew. , -. COITAWIMRMY ~ P.O lox 1200. CoU MeM, 92627, 92621-1200, 754-5041 loerd Mlt1Mn:..,. ~Art ~ ........ Mine Sctwf9r .. Den ~II'°'•· Newport Beach/C.osta Mesa Daily Pilot 1' MEMORIAL CONTINUED FROM A 1 painfully well what can happen if it isn't. •Last Memorial Day week- end we bad the coldest May in 10 years -Memorial Day was a disaster,• lamented Alex Far- man the owner of Charlie's Chill. •But this year will be defi- nitely better than last. This May was beautiful." · Parman's concerns were echoed across the beach com- munity, where most business owners work ~efty hours to pre- pare for the profitable summer season. "If it doesn't rain, it will be good.for business and if it rains, business will stink," said Debbie Irish, the owner of Balboa Bikes N' Beach Stuff. •And I'll be upset because I've been up late nights banging up new clothes, and unpacking inventory -the store is busting right now." But according to the weather service, their woes may be for naught. While the skies may be partly PLUG IN r----------·------------~----------------~---------n EVENTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 dfer. • Call Harbor Lawn .i 540-5554 for more lnfonn•- tlon. + The Newport Harbor Americ.n Legion Post 291 will hold M•morlal hf MrVlcM llt 11 •.m. at Pacif- ic View Memorial P•tk, 3500 Pacific View Drive-f n Corona d9 Mar. For more Information, call 673-5071 or 644-2700. I •nd semces will not be : open Monday: I e All fOall post offices I • Newport Buch •nd Costa I MeM dty h•lls and related l government offices : • Newport Beach and Costa ' Mm llbraries : • All schools and offices In l .. the Newport-Mesa Unified : School District l • AH local banks • Trash collection in botll l Newport Beach and Costa I Mesa will be postponed one l day (I.e. usual rMonday pick-: up wlll be on Tuesday; Tues-l day pickup will be Wednes-• The following agencies day, etc.) l L---------------------------------------------------j crowded today with tempera- tures in the upper 60s, on Sun- day and Monday temperature will rise to the mid-70s and the sun is expected to shine, accord- ing to the National Weather Ser- vice. Whether preparing for swn- mer means featuring the hippest in-line skates, off«ID.ng new items such as iced mochas and teas, or beefing up beach-front forces, the holiday weekend and summer are definitely a wel- come change. • "Because it's Memorial Day weekend we anticipate large crowds," said Newport Beach lifeguard Lt. Eric Bauer, who recalled past Memorial Day weekends when the beach crowds swelled to 100,000. "It's a big get-away weekend and the kick off to summer.· Plug into your community .. Find out what's going on in your city, l\t.lhr PiJOt parks, churches, schools. entertainment and sports. Read the... JJ.All1 MERGER CONTINUED FROM Al and serves 100,000 customers in Costa Mesa and some parts of Newport Beach and unincoiporat- ed Orange County. Some residents who attended ThW"Sday's meeting said they felt the consultant was attempting to convince the agencies involved in the study that "bigger was better." "1bis is one of the finest studies supporting big government that I've ever seen.• said Donn Hall, a former mayor and current hus- band of Mesa board president lhldy Oblig. "I've never seen so many distortions and confiicting data in one report." Councilwoman Sandra Genis told the board she felt the report lumped Mesa in with agencies that operate much diff erenUy. "We, as a district that uses a lot of ground water, are very different than some of those other agencies that use mostly imported water," Genis said. "It's not like we're selling bananas here, where we get them all off a boat from Costa Rica and then distribute them. We're get- ting them from different sources. •And some of these agencies have deplorable systems. Our dis- trict has had a lot of foresight and planning for emergency supply, and we have a new reservoir. I would hate to see us joined at the hip with someone who doesn't have all that." 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Montessori teachers • lnd1vidualizcd academic 1nstruc11on • fa.tensive e~tracurricular programs (ar1. music, computers. gymnastics. French &: dance) • Ho1 lunchc 650-3442 .f25 East 18th Street • Co~ta Me~n *********************** *Pacific View Memorial Park & Mortuary, In conjunction with the*• *American Legion Post 291, invites you and your family to* *attend our 38th annual Memorial Day Service. * . • * * T'hls year's service will be held at our recently complete°* *"Garden Of Valor" Monument. This monument Is dedicated to* *the 4 branches of the Armed Forces, Police & Fire departments* *for making the ultimate sacrifice for our City, State & Country. * * °'r service will start at 11 :00 A.M. on Monday, May 27, 1996. * *Refreshments will be served. * * * * * * * * MCIPIC Yl.W llDIORIAL MM A llCMI UAllY * * PAITHPULLY SDYINO YOUR COlmUNITY 9111CS 'I-* * alOO MCIFIC YlaW DIUft * * N~ MACH, CAUPOIUllA t•• * : (714) 844 2700 : * ~ * * * * .• * * * * * * * /./_ . * * /' ~ * * -* ***** •••••••.•• On Thursday, board member Hank Panian suggested a more logical consolidation would be a merger with the Costa Mesa Sani- tary District, which is governed by an elected board but is staffed by city workers "I thought tbe report had some flaws, particularly from Mesa's point of view,• Panian said Fnday. "For example, in revenue, the report had Mesa down for levying taxes, and IRWD for not, and it's just the reverse. OLYMPICS CONTINUED FROM A 1 said before heading to the Frisbee throw competition. Sponsored by their friends and families, the Newport Elementary students raised about $9,600 for school computers, Principal Bill Knight said. "We always do a field day at SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1996 A11 "And in the report. Ford Sauva- Jot considered it preferable for a single district to provide water and sewer services instead ol having two or three separate agencies doing that. So, I don't understand why they didn't include that as an option for Mesa. "However, 1 think the repod, raises the question, 'Should Costa. Mesa Sanitary District and Mes& consolidate?' I think that's some: thing that merits further consider• ation. • ~ • the ldSt of the year," Knight said. "This being an Olympic year, wtt dec.ded to call it the Olympics.• !• Each class picked a country to. represent, and teachers spent the last week teaching the students: about those countries. : Though he didn't particpate izt. the day's events, Knight said he, made an excellent audience member. , "I didn't run, but I watched well," be said. "Lies; Fishing And Vanishing WALLS" ·~ The Ultimate 1·Day Training on HOW to OVERCOME the Toughest Objections! A MUST FOR ALL SALESPEOPLE L•m1ted 20 sea11 a\ .. .ulnble Enroll Now for tne Training June 5 or June 26. 1996 •n Newport Beacn. Calrfornra $289:00 each (Groupa oi 3 0t m0te S259 00 each} CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS or BROCHURE (714) 436-1400 o 0!1e-0ay 9 OOem lo 4 00p<n tlWQ!strll on 8 00.'Tt) • A 30-0ay & 6().()ay RtfrH!>tf Sess.on 11)1 !e'i'~ • • Free luncll and Wort<l>OO'. lrom IM Sem.nar l•ltMI "Pl-led <tllCI! g<1'd1>81• : • Senwlats sell CUI qutCllly • Mk IDOul OoJt l!oney Blldl G.l&tlVtlee J\ngelus (@ua:rries BUILDING MATERIALS INC. 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It was Dickerson Mc:Kannay who pushed the senior class to raise money for the grahite mon- ument, which marks the school's entrance. Though problems arose with the cost of the marker, she never gave up, making many of the arrangements herself until the sign was mounted on the front lawn of the school. "She wanted the class of 1991 to leave a mark," Carlson said. "Laura was a finisher. She had a bulldog tenacity to getting things done." The school yearbook lists Dickerson McKannay as a mem- RATES CONTINUED FROM A 1 MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT This ls the second entry in our search for the cheapest gas in town. 1b1s ARCO station at the comer of Placentia and 19th Street Is selling regular unleaded at $1.45.9 a gallon. U you know of cheaper gas, call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086. The city is working on a mas- sive groundwater development project designed to decrease the amount of water the city has to buy from MWD. But until that alternate source is available, water rates are likely lo increase over the next two to three yea.rs, said City Manager Kevin Murphy. Rates are expected to stablize •once the groundwater project is complete. And once the bonds supporting the project are paid off, rates will begin to decrease, Mur- phy said. I -----= ...... c. 375 S. Bristol (IN THE AUTOPUX) Help keep our city clean! "Today, we're totally depen- Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW • BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Corporation .... part1wr.,h1p.,, merger~. a<..qui~1tion), buy-sell agret>menh, contract., and tolll'<.tion~ REAL ESTATE LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Eviction~. fort-c lo~urt>-., easements, t1tle disputes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING Tru~b. 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Rennie was part of cheerlead- ing adviser Joanne Shimpoch's first squad. dent on the Metropolitan Water District and our cost to buy water at $450 per cubic foot of water,• Murphy said. •When we get our groundwater system in place, the price will be $285. That's a dra- matic dilference." Murphy said he hasn't heard any gripes about the proposed increase and doesn't expect any. Newpon BcachJCotta Mesa Daily Piloc "Nina was an excellent gym- nast and was just, well, vibrant," said Shlmpoob, who is also a school counselor. "That was the first year I took over ft!e squad, and they were really leaders among the girls, very together.• , ~ Jason Amorde graduated a.. ~· year after the girls did, but remained friends with Reenie. He said he was shocked by the :. news of their death. ~· "One of my friends called and told me the news last night, when she was in intensive care at the • hospital," he said Friday. "I was more in shock than anything. 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Though Dent is just a boy playing against com- petitors three years his elder, he's playing like a man among boys. doing well now; I seem to be peaking at the right tim H e. "It's incredible what he's doing, it' really is,• Mang said. "H he does (today) what he did (Fri- day) ... (pause), well he can do it. He's really starting to mature, and N e i t h e r • r,t'• Mang nor CIP t 11 • tennis adminis-~he~ do ~!::f~ B~c~ar~ lhe does (t~ wlaat he! , " "~ . !' ,_. ·.,. .. . .,, ' nis have been kept since the end of World War II. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot "The way I played before, I didn't think I was physically fit eno~h to keep up, so I tried to hit every ball hard for' a win- ner,• said Dent, unseed- ed in U).e.16-play~r draw. freshman ever ! did (Friday) ... well, he l having won a 1 d •t " 1 CIF singles tiUe. I can ° l . . . : Third-seeded Andrew Park of San Marino, a sophomol'~, came close last year. reac;hing the CIF title HUNTINGTON BEACH -For someone who was intimidated earlier this season playing against highly rated seniors, freshman Taylor Dent of Corona del Mar High is getting in the final word -quite literally. He signed autographs for his peers on Friday. Rather sheepish- ly, mind you, but be did it. "There were a couple of kids here who had (Dent) sign brand new tennis balls, thin.king he'll go pro someday,• CdM boys tennis 11 :\~I" richard dunn Adoption Guild ... summer's kickoff •Warm weather, warm tennis, warm feelings for one of the super events. S ummer officially starts today. Not according to the calender, of course, but in compliance with my sports clock. Says so right here next to my keyboard-caressing fingers ... Adoption Guild. That means warm weather and good tennis, Memorial Day Weekend and the unveiling of our area's greatest charity doubles tournament, arguably the best in Orange County, perhaps the universe. Yes, today marks Adoption Guild XX.XV. Charlie Eaton, the event's founder, will be honored tonight at the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club. Approximately 1,000 players (500 teams) are scheduled to participate. For the first time, there are senior divisions (50 and over). Folks, it doesn't get any better than this. The Adoption Guild Tennis Tournament, the area's largest and oldest amateur tournament, will be played today through Monday at various clubs, with the semifinals and finals June 1-2 at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. Aside from the fact that Keri Phebus and Robyn Ray are playing, first-year tournament co-directors Linda McClain and Donna Davison appear to be on the verge of making this year's event the best ever, beginning with tonight's Players Party at the BBC Racquet Club. The customary hot dogs and chill will not be served (thank God). Instead, \Yahoo's Fish Theo, Ranch Market, Health Emporium, Back Bay Rowing and Running Club, Ho Sum Bistro, Ruby's and Hard Rock Cafe are among the area restaurants catering the event. •we're proud to have such a great turnout for the tournament to show the community how much we love these little children,• McClain said. Ah, yes, the children -the reason for this tournament's being. It bu raised in excess ot $2 tn1llion for Holy Paro.Uy Services since Baton started the Adoption Guild. Holy Family Servicet is an organization dedicated to birth parent coumelling, child care services,adoptionfanllly services, post adoptive l'()Umelling, and child abuse and domestic violence counselling . ..... ..,. .... ,......., • SEE TENNIS PAGE 81 coach nm Mang said. "He got alt embarrassed.• · Dent's lasting impression began in the Round of 16 in the CIF Southern Section individual singles championships at SeaCliff Tennis Club, defeating Jose Lieberman oi Beverly Hills, 6-3, 6-4. Taylor Dent he's a kid who just What made the biggest inden- tation was Dent's victory over sec- ond-seeded Andy Scorteneau of Palm Desert, 6-3, 6-3, in the quar- terlinals. No longer does Dent, 15, suffer from back and knee problems - as he did earlier in the year as a result of abrupt physical growth. Blasting through the second seed turned plenty of heads. "They didn't have any right seed- ing me high, because I didn't do anything in high school tennis earlier this year," Dent said. "I'm turned 15 (on April 24). • Dent will play fourth-seeded Nick Varvais of Royal in the semi- finals today at 10 a.m ., also at Sea Cliff. Among the names being ver- balized following Dent's impres- sive victories were Stan Smith, Rick Leach, Pete Sampras, Jon Leach, Mike Briggs and Jackie Douglas. high school track and field Nichols captures berth at State • Corona del Mar High senior winds up and heaves the iron ball 53-11/4 'on next to last try to gain fifth, and last, spot for a shot at State next Friday. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NORWALK -While opponents tin- ker with spin techniques, play mind games and process coaching tips from the stands, Corona del Mar High senior Richy Nichols reduces his shot put mechanics to the lowest common denominator. "This was just go out and throw," Nichols said of his plain-wrap form, '-which proved functional enough at Fri- day night's CIF Southern Section Mas- ters Meet at Cerritos College to propel him into the May 31 CIF State track and field preliminaries at the same location. Nichols' top put of 53-11/4 earned him the fifth and final Southern Section berth in the 27-man state field, com- posed of qualifiers from 10 sections state wide. "I went back to my old form," said the All-CIF offensive lineman, who uncorked his fifth-place throw on the fifthnf six attempts. "It's still the normal glidei but it's all arm. The form I was using the last few meets forced you to use your legs more. I just felt more comfortable with this form and I fig- ured I had nothing to lose. I'm excited to be moving on.• Nichols was the lone survivor among four local competitors, though Newport Harbor junior M.E. Clayton triple jumped to a new personal best Smith, Sampras, i -COACH TIM MANG l Briggs and Jon : : Leach did it as L.-------------------------.J sophomores. Douglas (Santa Monica) and Allen Cleveland (Santa Monica) won CIF singles titles three years in a row. but never as freshmen. • Danny Saltz (1979) and Briggs (1985) are the only previous CIF singles champions from Corona del Mar. (CdM's K'eri Phebus won two CIF titles for the girls). ClF Southern Section records for ten- match. Park plays top-seeded Adam Webste' of Santa Barbara m today's other semifinal. Last Sunday, Park defeated Dent in the finals of the Whittier Open. Still, Dent appears to be a new man, even in the last seven days. • SEE DENT PAGE 82 \ l'l>l' I Il l '.\. c..l ll ll Phebus headlines Adoption Guild's big tennis show •Five-day event begins today with first of three leading up to June 1-2. By Richard Dunn, Daily Prlot NEWPORT BEACH -Ken Phebus. the most succes~fuJ female amateur terinis player in area history. headlines the 35th annual Adoption Gwld Tennis Tournament, one of the oldest and largest· charity doubles events in the world, which begins today and runs through Monday, with the semifinals and finals slated for June 1-2 at the New- port Beach Tennis Cl.b. Preliminary roundS are played at several locations. Phebus and her partner. Paige Yaroshuk, are seeded No. 2 m the women's open, wlule Julie Richardson and Kathy ~tay-Fntz are seeded No. 1. Pnze money in the open dlvi· s1ons is based on the number of entries. There will be $1,500 at stake in the women's open In the men's open ( 19 entnes). the largest of the open divisions, $5,000 will be on the I.me Tim Pawsat and Adam Peterson (USC) are seeded first. Pawsat has won three men's open titles in the Adoption Guild. his last m 1991 with Robert Van't Hof. Pawsat and Jolene Watanabe are seeded first in the rruxed open, where 13 teams will also compete for $5,000. Phebus and Peterson are unseeded in mixed Other top-seeded teams mclude· Chns Dunk and Glen Petrovic (men's 35s}; Robyn Ray and Ken Stuart (men's 50s). Pen- ny Stewart and Rosemary Brown (women's 50s); and Sue Conover and Mike Conover (mixed 50s) Phebus, who has never won an AdoptJon Gwld btle. will be hoping to cash her first paycheck. KATSU'YA RAlNONE I DAlt.Y PILOT • SEE TRACK PAGE 83 Corona del Mar High's Richy Nichols lets loose with a solid effort tn the shot put Friday. For UCLA last year. Phebus became only the second player m NCAA women's tenrus history to wm singles and doubles utles m the same year. equaling the feat of Stanford's Linda Gates ( 1985). r-------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, high school spring football series Ice cream social •Costa Mesa football team will wind up drills with father-son flag game, tbeD f ~ d~ the iOI aeam. I I I I I I I I I I I SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1996 y.outh baseball ~-Gouth, Perrine put the ding-dong •' '.!in White Sox victory over Tigers •' ; In Major Division action at • Costa Mesa High on Tuesday the ·: White Sox topped the Tigers, 6-4. . Despite a late Tiger rally the : White Sox held on to top the •Tigers for the first time this sea- : son. Home runs by Kyle Gouth and : Greg Perrine (a three-run shot) · proved to be the difference. ~ Nathan Hunter chipped in , with two hits. Perrine's complete ' game included nine strikeouts and be was supported by a solid defensive effort. The Tigers were led by Matt Bourquardez, who had a double and single, and Michael l cGuire, who had a triple· and mgle, and 2 RBI. Colin McGuire pitched four ong innings to lead the Angels· the Mariners, 9-6, in Costa sa American Little League · or A action Thursday. The Angels' bats came alive in third inning with a six-run 7'>urst. The Mariners made a come- back in the fifth inning with a five-run surge get close, but the Angels, with their strong bats, scored four more in the top of the sixth to put it away. Derek Wood pitched the last inning to secure the game. Q The Orioles handled the Angels, 7-3, in Saturday's action, after winning a game which was a continuation of a be game from May 7, thus a double-header sweep. In the first extra inning the Angels were unable to get a run across and the Orioles responded with one run in the bottom of the inning to get the victory. In the regular-scheduled game the Orioles scored three in the first and never trailed. Joel Walker hit a double and Brett Perrine tripled Walker in, then Gary Gonzalez doubled in Perrine for the Angels in the l;bird inning to pull the Angels to with- in 3-2. But the Orioles pitching with- stood the challenge the rest of the way, allowing just one more run in the fourth inning. Q In Minor A play Thursday, the Indians topped the Angels 13-6, behind 1Tevor Smith's complete game (eight strikeouts). Bryce Carich's inside-the- park-home run was a big moment, as well as R.J. Bader's triple. Also, Cody Singer, Chris Ada.ms and Joe Amburgey stood out offensively. Amburgey went 3 for 3 and Ada.ms had two hits. Sean McGuire was a standout defensively behind the play, Josh Elliott was solid at second base and Ryan Handy's running's catch in the outfield killed a potential rally. NEWPORT EAST PONY LEAGUE . '. ardinals have the inside track lth the Newport East Pony games, to finish 8-10. Steven Ward and Matsen com- • gue's regular season culmi-The Yankees were led by bined for a 12-stri.keout perfor- • g on Friday the attention David Richardson 's line-drive mance against the Reds. Bill to tournament competition, home run over the left.field fence, TaoJ"J}'l.ina, Harris and Jim Kociu- but still fresh in the memories are his third of the season. ba contributed strong defensive ;illis week's windup of the regular Q performances in the game. ~ason. The Dodgers, led thlB season Offensive contributions with t:__ Cardlnals 10, Red Sox 8 by Sean Penton's five home runs, solid hits were provided by Dan-r:: The Cardinals finished at 13-5 finished the regular season in ny Stone, Steven Savage, Matt ~d the dear front-runner in the third place with a 6-9-1 record. Vandercook and Griffin Dunzer. '!tlt>uble-elim.ination tournament The A's (3-13) and Red Sox (2· The Braves' final two games in ~ch begins next week. 14) finish the season on Friday the upcoming week are against ~· The Cards were led by David with two games to be completed the Cardinals and Giants. ~echt's 2-run home run, his third to detemtlned the fourth place Q Qr' the season, and an opposite finisher. Jimmy Amoroso pitched two ~d double against the left field A double elimination touma-strong innings of relief as the ience which nearly made an exit. ment begins on Tuesday, pitting Mets edged the Giants, 4-2. 1 Knecht also got the pitching the Yankees against either the A:s Bobby Messenger had two hits ctory to complete the season at or the Red SoL On Thursday, the and three RBI, while K.C. Rawlins 2, tops in the league. third place Dodgers face the had three hits to lead the offense. l The Red Sox led 8-6 after five fourth place finisher, with the Mike Waleck came up with gs, but the Cards added one winner facing the first place some strong defense for the Mets. m the sixth and then rallied m Cards on Saturday, June 1. Q seventh to go ahead, 10-8. Q In other games, the Mets ,,., The key hit for the Cards was The Major League Braves won topped the Dodgers, 6-5; the :y Prosser's 2-run single. his twice last week, defeating the Giants whipped the Cubs, 6-1; nd of the day, driving in Mike Phillies 5-2 ahd the Reds 11-1. the dodges edged the Phillies, 5- etic and Kabir Thind with the John Russell pitched a complete 4; the Phillies topped the Cubs, , go-ahead runs. gam_e against the Phillies, allow-10-6; and the Giants bested the · 0 ing four hits. Cards, 7-3. Standings; Braves, 14- . The Yankees clinched second Great defensive plays were 5; Dodgers, 14-61 Phillies, 12-6; ·place on Wedsnesay with their contributed by Jim Cociuba, 'Ifis-Mets, 11-7; Cards, 10-9; Giants, 9- : sixth victory in their last seven tan Harris and Brett Matsen. 11; Reds, 5-15; Cubs, 2-18. BASKETBALL C~MP :; Newport Harbor hoops coach Hirst has the I ::dat.es for summer camp slat.eel fox July 15-19 , f NEWPORT BEACH -Newport : Harbor High boys basketball •coach Larry Hirst's 1996 Sailor ; Basketball Camp, for boys enter- ' ij)g grades 3-8, is scheduled July : l~-19 from 3-5 p.~. at the Sailors' :gym. ; Hirst, as well as current New- . port players and coaches will : offer instruction on fundamentals :, such u shooting, dribbling, pass- ' ing, defensive stance and posi- .: tioning and man-to-man philoso-1 I phy. The <;amp is also designed to help participants improve knowl- edge of basketball strategy and learn team play in game situa- tions. Pre-registration deadline is July 19 with an $85 fee, which includes a camp T-shirt and a basketball. Late registrants will pay $100 and could experience a delay in receiving their shirt and ball. For inf onnatlon, phone Hirst (760-3251). 1--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- ' 1 il DENT four service aces ln the first set, and broke Scorteneau -a senior who has signed with Fresno State -at 3-2, the only break in the set. At triple fet point, Scorteneau was unable to return Dent's scorching MJVe, In the MCODd aet, Dent broke Scorteneau ln tbe f:tJ'lt game, but Scorteneau broke to keep it on serve. But Dent broke Scor\efteau again ln the tbird game, never }Olt hll -.ve ~ and brOke ScortenHu at 5-3 to'WID It. •Befon, wblln I ~ pJaY IOIDebody ~I Would 9M him too mUcb a9cltt and I woakl start bec:ldng away,• O..t -.kl. Now, Deot'9 oldei' opponents 81J twi"qg away. And ftm Uk· ~-bit·~~ TENNIS CONTINUEOFROM 81 divisions will be the men's seniors, where Ray and Ken Stuart are seeded ~o. 1. Ray twice finished a year ranked No. 1 in the nation by the United States Tennis Association in the 45s. The largest draw of the open divisions is the men's open (19 teams), where Adam Peterson (USC) and perennial Adoption Guild champion Tim Pawsat are seeded No. 1. Although the women's open is small, it should be exciting with top-seeded Julie Richardson and Kathy May-Pritz and second-seeded Phebus and Paige Yaroabuk. Phebus, former ClF'individual lingle9 dwnpion from Corona del Mer High, was Jut year's NCAA singles and doubles wtnner for UCLA. 0 ID TbandllY, ... tdl between bolt Corona del Mar and Peninlul4 in the boYJ CIP Southern Section Dtvtsion J Mmiftnala, Peninsula CO·head coach Jim Hamon cried, •We don't cbMl' for emn, • fo~' a CdM doublet pomt I.ft the second round ol a matCb eventually won by the Pant.hen, to.a .. •1 SIU8ll {ffanlon) bU11ever,.. FOOTBALL CONTINUED FROM 81 weights and passing league kinds of things." Howell anticipates putting about 40-45 bodies through the paces, which will feature an emphasis on simplification. "We'll start out basic," Howell explained. "The first day will start out with blocking and we'll block and block unW everybody knows how to block. We're changing a few things technique-wise. We plan to do a lot more shoulder blocking than we have in the past.• Though Howell said he hopes to employ some play-action pass- es and even some shotgun, be said there will be a greater emphasis on the smashmouth .- philosophy which former coach ~ Myron Miller utilized to tum the ~ Mustangs into winners. o "We want to get back to more i basics with the running game," li< Howell explained. "Last year, I 3 think it was a mistake on my part ~ to try to use more updated tech-~ niques with the same offense they v ___ ................................ __ _ had been running. I think we can .-----------------~-------, be a better team by simplifying the number of things we ask the . kids to do. We want to keep things simpler on offense and defense.• Spring practice also signals the return to the staff of former head coach Tom Baldwin, who takes over for retired offensive line coach Al Dies. Baldwin, as well as Howell and the rest of the coaches, will .offici- ate the father-son scrimmage, scheduled June 7. "It really won't be much of a game," Howell said. "But we want to make it a fun thing." < < > " I \ \I I " \ · ., 1 , " < I I I I > l I I nonl••.-Saturday, Sept. 14 -Saddleback (at Santa Ana Bowl). 7 Friday, Sept. 20 -<oronado (at Newport Harbor), 7 Friday, Sept. 27 -Edison (at Huntington Beach), 7 ~1 Thursday, Oct. 3 -Gabrielino (at Newport Harbor), 7 Friday., Oct. 11 -calvary Chapel (at Orange Coast}, 7 PMlftc Coast lNg&le Friday, Oct. 18 -at Aliso Niguel, 7 Friday, Oct 25 -Est.anda (at Newport Harbor), 7 Thursday, Oct. 31 -Unive~ (at Irvine High), 7 Thursday, Nov. 7 -Laguna Hills (at Newport Harbor), 7 Thursday, Nov. 14 • at Laguna Beach, 7 Full-time strength coach sought lifeguards COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High is looking for a full-time strength coach for the 1996-97 school yep..r. The position would involve working with all of the Mustangs' boys and girls teams during sixth period, administering off-season seen a Davis Cup,• Phil Dent, former member of the Australian Davis Cup team, said later. •oh, when you're in another country, it doesn't matter (how the point is scored). J remember going to Europe and playing on day, and they, would water down the court. It was so thick and slushy, it would just get caked onto your shoes. "We had grass in Australia, and it woUld be cut about a half ·inch on the playing court, but it was left to grow on the court where our opponents would warmup. It was about 1112 inchea long for them." Q Speaking of Dent. he and partner Logan Preidrich are seeded No. 3 ~ the men's 35-and-over division in the Adoption Guild, the fourth year of the division and perhaps the most popular. Dent 11 a former Australlan Open lingles finalist, losing Jo Jimmy Connonl in 1974, and a highly respected teaching pro at rhe BBC Racquet Club, where be ~ hil son, 15-year-old ~· Dent ii the assiltant general maDa9f!! and tenn1I director at the BBC Recquet Oub. Dent woo an Adoption Guild mm'I open title tn -1089 with h1a ~ 8i.u Hawn·Dent. Den~ Who cam C06Cbed Mktleel Cbaag, ,.. the M*daD Open dOuba. tide JD HELP WANTED as well as in-season weight train- ing programs. Interested applicants should contact Athletic Director Jerry Howell (556-3161). 1978 and played on the winning Australian Davis Cup team in 1977, the same year he was a doubles finalist at Wimbledon and won the U.S. Open mixed doubles championship with Billie Jean King. Maybe that's why he's such a crowd favorite. Q . CdM Coach nm Mang WU saatching his head following his team's loss to Peninsula, and not just because his doubles teams got smoked, 7-2. The Peninsula tans were clearly louder than the Sea King faithful. •Here's the difference," Mang said. "The girls' parents are screaming, and it pumps you up -hec;k, it pumps me up. Here, we only had four boys' parents. In the girls matches, the parents are running all over the place. J tell them, 'GQ over here, go over there,' and they're running around cheering for everybody." Mang admitted th.at Thunday's aemllina.1 "almost" sounded like a home match for Peninsula. a ID lut weekend'• ln V09Q8 member/guest at Palisades, an unbelievable 368 people partldpated. Here'• how U went in the tinall, with the first player mentioned in each team a mmnbe.r of PaliAdes: ID the man's open, ~ MAlt:ol1ne aDd BW Howte ... md Cadot ~and oa. The City of Newport Beach is inviting applications for senior lifeguards, With a salary of $9.30- 10.80 per hour. The filing dead· line is June 7 (5 p.m.) at the Com- munity Services Dept., 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach 92658. Paxes are not accepted. Smith (7-6, 6-4); men's 5.5, Scott Morton and John Hammergren defeated Steve Cruz and Saul Blau (6-2, 6-3); men's 5.0, Sid Crossley and Jeff Jameson defeated Jeff Bloom and Sergio Boertca (6~4, 4-6, 7-6); men's 4.5, Duke Edmundson and Ed Grinius defeated George Steineman and Bruce Westf orth (6-4, 7-6); men's 4.0, Robert Sheetz and M. Latham defeated Noel Torgeson and John Miller (2-6, 6--4, 7-5): and men's 3.0/3.S, Richard Boyer and Rick Riggs " defeated David Wyle and Greg Pope (6-4, 6-1). ·• a Sule Page and Gretchen Miller will face Ula Siga!r and Uaa Ogren 1n the w01J1en 1 opeu, fin.al on June 15 ot 10 a.m. • 1n the WOID«l'• 5.5, Do~ Itisb and Pat Damian defeat Sheron Bercaw and Sue C.l'Ollil!UH'lr (6~. 6-1)1 women's 5.0, Barbara PinMni and Karen Kraushaar defeated S. Nk:holl end Pam UWe (7~. &-3)1wcmum's4.5, Kelly GJ'MD and G. '™'4halh1 ,, defeated Sandy Woo and Peg~ MarmS (1-l, 4-e, &!3)1 women'iQ 4.0,~~=:J maM19~W)1 .. "' ArDold = r=•~ii .. ~ii tr:-. ....... _ irst Albie landed ~.Deep sea fishing has ~the green light to 1 highlight the Memorial : , Day Weekend's salute to summer. Deep sea fishing has really turned on tor the Southland sportfisbing fleet and private boaters running out of Newport harbor. Over the weekend the sport boat Momlng Star located a school of small albacore on its way to San Martin Island from Mission Bay. The fish were all taken by trollers as the one-to seven-pound longtins were not large enough to show much ' interest in big sardines that had I to be fished, Over the weekend, seas built up with a strong westerl\r blowing on the outside and only one albie was caught by the San Diego-based fleet fishing about 85 miles south of Point Loma. The water temp along the outer ridges is holding in the 63-to 65-degree range and tl)is could be the key to albacore moving up the coast and be fishable on the 43 Fathom spot :• by this week;end. • One of the key factors on the : deveJ,oping albacore season will be bait. Newport Beach has been getting anchovies (traditionally an albacore favorite live bait) but San Diego bait boats are finding ~ it tough to make cbovies in local ; 'Waters. • -It will be a wait-and-see .. fishery as the private fleet heads out ov~r Memorial Day weekend in hopes of catching the first albacore to be brought in to • Newport harbor. Cl The barracuda bite conUnues to produce l1mtts of log-sized fish on the front ~ide of Catalina Island. "Barracuda up to nine pounds are biting good on live bait and chrome jigs." reports Norris Tapp, skipper of the Freelance rUnning out of Davey's Locker, in Balboa. These g'ood-fighting skinnies moved up and out from mid-channel waters earlier this week and could stick around Catalina and provide good fishing for local anglan into June. "Yellowtail fishing has been awesome at San Clemente Island,• said Jeff Hewitt at Davey's Locker. The all-day boat Thunderbird caught 76 yellows in the 10-to 24-pound class on Monday and conditions look like these fish could stick around for a while. In addition to the good showing on yellowtail, anglers topped off gunny sacks with calico bass and a few bottom feeders. Locally the half-day and twi- light boats are finding fair fishing from Laguna up to the Huntington Beach flats. Sand bass have moved back to deeper water, but are staging to spawn soon and this should trigger excellent fishing for short runs out of Newport Bay. A few keeper calicos are being pulled out of the stringer keep south of the jetty and a variety of fish are being.caught by anglers fishing over the Newport Reef. Shark fishing is slow in the channel most likely due to the jim niemiec 65-degree water. There appears to be plenty of bait holding around the high spots but only a few thresher and mako sharks are being caught by yachts. With warm weather expected this weekend, and if the winds lay down by Friday, fishing over the long weekend could be very good for Southland anglers. Cl Marlin and blg dorado are pacing good fishing along the East Cape of Baja California. Erick Norton, of Costa-Mesa, fished out of Hotel Playa del Sol (800-368-4334) this past week, catching and releasing two striped marlin in the 115-pound class and then unbuttoning a big blue marlin that exploded on a green and black Calif omia lure. This writer also fished out of Playa del Sol resort with the family and we enjo.yed good fishing for marlin and bull dorado. Marlin came up on jigs in a feeding mood as they smashed orange and yellow Rainbow lures and Mean Joe Green jigs about seven miles off the beach. Marlin seemed to be on the smaller side as compared to fish caught during this time period over the past 10 years. The average striper weighed in the 70-to 90-pound class and this is perhaps a good indication that the East Cape fishery is coming back due to M catch and release" conservation programs practiced by resorts along the entire East Cape. Bill bull dorado highlighted our fishing vacation to the Sea of Cortez as a school of fish was located by the fleet about eight miles directly in front of Palmas de Cortez. Dorado are known to school up and around anything that floats in Mexican waters and these fish were attracted to the spot by a piece of floating plastic. Never have I seen so many huge dorado being caught in one day. The average fish weighed 25 pounds and there were many fish over 45 pounds caught. The bite was so good that many anglers were releasing female dorado and smaller fish as the hungry school continued feeding on live bait for hours. Cl lbe 15th Annual 552 Club Invitational Stag Shoot will ta.lee place at Prado Olympic Shooting Park in Chino Hiis on Wednesday, June)2. All proceeds from the event will be donated to Hoag Hospital for the _ renovation of the operating rooms. The shoot includes breakfast, lunch and the awards dinner. Shooters will compete in seven official events, shooting 142 targets. For more information, call 574-7208. Big B~ Tourney coming NEWPORT BEACH -So you think you're a bass fishermani Then here's your chance to help our fine, scaled friends while competing tor about $10,000 in prize money at the June 1 New- port Bay Big Bass Tournament. Proceeds from the •catch and release" tournament will benefit a hatchery program under the guidance of the United Anglers of Southern California. M::L will be used to replenish of white sea bass and other depleted local species. •we plan on releasing 4'00,000 white sea bass in coastal waters within the next year," said Jim Paulk. UASC president. "Once that program is successful, we will work on restoring other species such as halibut and black sea bass." The tournament will run from 6 in the morning until the final gun at 2 p.m. Participants will have to record the weight and length of each catch. Tournament sponsor, Team MacPherson, is also asking each angler to tag each fish as pert of their efforts to assist marine biolo- gists in future spotted sea bas~ studies. For registration informa- tion, call (310) 945,...096. ROSEY'S AUTO BODY CAllllilmt Ull .mm ~You CAN CHOOSE SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1996 TRACK CONTINUED FROM 81 and Sailors' freshman AliQ.4 McFall claimed a place in biltoly by shaving more than t• MIC!ODCh ott her previous best in the 3,200. McFall, aossing the finllb line 10th in 11:07.5, a~cording -to Coach Ertc 'J\veit's watch, bane· filed from a sizzling pace estab· llshed by Thousand Oaks stand- out Kim Mortenson. Mortenson, who came within 40 yards of lap- ping McFall, clocked a national record 9:48.4. \ Newport Jiarbor senior Laura Wilson posted a quality series in the discus, but had to settle for seventh place with a top throw of 124-5. But it was Nichols, whose no- frills approach stood out among some of his more demonstrative competitors, who will carry the Newport-Mesa District banner all alone at the state meet. "I'm still hoping to improve with another week of practice,• explained Nichols, whose career best is 54-51/4. "But the guys I'll be throwing against next week are the really gnarly guys. Those guys are throwing 60 feet, so they'll probably laugh at me." The 6-foot-4, 240-pound Nichols,· however, was all smiles after surpassing Santa Margari- ta's 6-7, 270-pound junior Jon O'Neil by four inches to extend his sea.Son. Nichols, who accepted a foot- ball scholarship from Southern Methodist University, did not compete in the postseason last year, due to injury, and has over- come some tendinitis in his knee · this spring. "(The tendinitis) bothers me sometimes, but I just run around a little and it loosens it up. Nichols said the six throws, compared to four at the Southern Section Division Il Finals, where h~ finished third last week. also helped alleviate some of the ten- sion Friday. "I was a little nervous at first, but once I got a couple throws in, it wasn't so bad. Nichols' sequence went: 48- 10; 51-53/4; foul; 52-61/4; 53-11/4 and 51-13/ 4 , the final four throws indicative of his compel· itive consistency the last several weeks. Clayton, who finished second in the section with a then-person- al-best 36-93/4 last week, was similarly consistent, surpassing the 3&-foot barrier on four. of her KATSUYA ~I OA.lY PILOT Newport Harbor's Laura Wll.son (above) gives It her best shot, but comes up short in the discus. jumps and missing it on a fifth by three-quarters of an inch. "She was right on the board on her best jump," said Newport jumping coach Nowell Kay, who is enthused about Clayton's prospects for next season. "She'll be back," said Kay, who will look forward to Clay- ton's 1997 assault on older sister Mandy Clayton's school record of 37-9. The younger Clayton's best Friday, gOQCl for eighth place, is the secoml-best jump in school history. 1\veit was also upWted by the prospect of three more seasons for McFall, who gained valuable experience in her debut prep campaign. "I'm just pumped up," 'J\veit said after McFall's breakthrough effort. "She's never had to run a race as fast as that one. Not only (Mortenson), but all the other girls running in front of her. That was great experience for her." Wilson's career, however, will pick up next year at William and Mary College, where she will juggle volleyball with her discus and shot put pursuits. •I'm disappointed, because my season is over, but there aren't a lot of people still doing track, so I think I had a pretty good season.• 1 ~Tk ANNlJAl CoRONA dEl MAR ScENic ~k lhcE & 2 Mil£ FuN WAlk, SAru1dAy, JUNE 1, 1996 STA•T Ti•H REGiSTRATIN bEGiNS AT 6: ,0 AM 2 MilE FUN WAlk: 8:00 AM WOMu~'s ~k RAcE.: 8:20 AM MEN'S ~k RM:E: 8:4~ AM l.oCArioN OcEAN Blvd ANd HElioTROpE iN CORoM dd MAR , AbcM TkE S1ATE BOO. PARkiNG Im PukiNq PAalciNG will bE FREE iN tite ~ dEI MAI S1AT£ BfAck PAlkiNG lol urnil 7:40 AM ~ will clOS£ AT 7:40 AM • ·~ ... ,. RuNNfllS S 18 WA1bas Sl St MCE dAy llfGisJMJioN (bollt) $20 Corona del Mar's Richy Nichols takes some U.me to think things over. 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S\650 Avl BEACH COM 3Bd 2Ba House 310-395·7390 COMMERCIAL , OM Church on He-call 723-6149, IV msg. phones. PH:960-2700, 521/llOUA +BENEFITS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Repos. REOs. Your now. 642·4427 2669 Complelely furn'd . LAND 2778 hotrope. 644-7153 FAX:969-6871. NO EXP WILL TRAIN Area Toll Freo 800· _H_a_r_b_o_r_V_l_•_w_H_o_m_e_a_ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3/mo. mln. S1750/mo.I---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOST CAT Fluffy tan/ CNA'a/Care Giver Appl~ lnlo 714-047-1991 .e96.9778 E>et H-1398 BR * 714-873-8071 * brown F, Dover & Compenlons HOUSECLEANERS R .f 1 1 3BO, 2BA. lmmac •1 $825• f Ad A tU... 750sq.ft Forest Ave.. S Transportion • Ref's Expanding co. ncods ECEPTIONIST/ or current ISi ngs cond. Great yard w/ 2BR 2BA $725/Up New 28' motor home Of' Cw1 Laguna Beach. Not h ores, NB. RE-PT-FT 714-752-6608 rollablo P(T holp. Eng/ COURT DIRECTOR GOV'T FORECLOSED gardener. Avail 6/1 Relrig & dishwasher for ronl. Full kitchen. CaH a street front. $1500/mo . .,...,,,w,.,A""'R""D-::1="'64=2.,,,-..,,18_,,8,,..a~,..,,... ~....,-~...,......------· car req'd. 545-7350 F/T 01 pvt tennis club -homes for pennies $2200/mo. 644-1968 incl. 60>e30 pool. No shower, TV/VCR. Ony 49;a.us5a LOST DESERT TOR· CONSTRUCTION••• In N.B. previous e1Cp a -on s1 Dohnquenl TaK, H•rbor View Hom•• pets. No fees. No & wkly ratos. 559·8844 ..._-.. TOISE Grey/black, Aaslstant/Labor 1":,~~°"':.~~\E:bv. plus, Hours 2-IOpm -Aepos, REOs. Your 40d 3.SBa Portlflno __ i_e_a_se_._s_4_5_-4_e_s_s_ ---------_1 ,,_,. 8", nr 15th & cnlf.Or, 2yrs exp. Truck req'd S 11 1 1 844°8900 ext.202. Area Toll Froe 800· c 'D NB. Reward. 646-7009 Some tools. 545-0904 mo pub ish ng firm R I t d N Modol Phesell S2500 VERSAILLES STUDIO The ommun11y " VISOR BUSINE S •-needs e>ep'd, moll-ev s ere urses 898-9778 Ext H·1398 644·6610 or 673-3174 Penthouse. Newly Markel Place. • S Q LOST·Mln. apricot poo-EARLY AM WALK-INS valed tolophone salos CMSI The travel for current llstlngs. lmmac Lido late JBr furn. Gym, pool, gar. Classified 642-5678 FINANCE dla,"Fella",losl nr 17th ARE WALKING AWAY·I person. Base/draw • Nurse Company l;llring GOV'T FORECLOSED 2¥•Ba, frplc, 2.car gar, _s_8_5o_._4_9_4_-a_6_o_4_. _____ 8_4_2_·_!5_8_7_B__ & Wostdill 5/17. Re· Station aval for rent comm. S50K •Annual. Fulllime, L&O and ER homes for pennies patios, 11 1 Via Eboll. I---------ward. 645-1564 or commission. Estab. Xlnt working cond. RN's, Nowl 2 yrs RN on St. Oohnquonl Tax, $2300. 310·277-1583 ---------------------------11•••••••• N.B. salon. Great loc. Fa>e res : N .l.C ., e>e p ., Good refs. Aepos. REOs Your COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 BUSIN'CSS Friendly atmosphere. 714-645-3891 Or call, __ ( __ 8_0_0-.)4_2_3_·1_7_3_9_ Aroa Toll Froe 800· Npt North 2Br 2Ba iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiii ,.. PERSONA.LS ;~C::::a::l::::I L::::e=n=a=6=7=3=·4=1=8=6==K::e::n::::a::I =7::1::4::·6::4::5::·2=5=1~1 11·---------. 898.9778 Exi H-1361 condo. 2-car gar. AC, OPPORTUNITY for curronl listings W/d, pool. No pets. n - - ----2904 RESUMES $1450/mo. 640-1529 WHILE·U·WAIT Costa Mesa's Best PAY PHONE ROUTE PERSONALS N~~m:u~~~!~~~~~: ---------1 Npt. North lea se. BALBOA clean 2Br, t '/• Ba, PENINSULA 1007 $11 50 Deck, tpl, w/d, ale. gar. 310-822·2331 4 -Unlts O cean View 2 LOIS 0 W C $425K 7 Units S50K Down OWC Pnnclpals Only Ron 5 48-0 919 Prope rt y House Best Buy High assum· able. 1st, l1ve-plelt, Balboa Pen. Income 53.500 Hurry. asl\1ng 479,000, pr1nc1pals only BG cn1qrpr1sos 673·866<1 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT COAST 2170 Larve 2Bd 2Ba 2-car allachod garage. Ovorlooking pool/spa. In gatod hilltop com· mun11y for S2000/mo. Call Marilyn 515·0516 or 759·9531 Ext 237 LARGE 4BO 2BA Nowly romod Ovrlks pork. bay, pl/\ beach Yrly leaso. S2350mo 4404 Channel Place (Ponnlnsula) Harry 262-4555 4 Br, 2 Ba remodelod, rrn for RV, drive by only, 269 Cecil Place _S_AN_T_A_AN_A--2-1-8-0 S25Sk Agl 650·3008. E 'SIOE BUYER pre- qua11l1od lor 4 Br, 2 Ba remodel, w/lrpl, 5244,900 1nqu11e, Donald Pfaff 433-9528 Coldwell Banker • 1 BO w/Dl!N• Upstalre, gated, pool/ spa, A/C, carport. Near S .C . Plaza. $725/mo. 963-6757 LAGUNA NIGUEL APARTMENTS 1052 FOR RENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Ope n Hou•• Sat 12· 4 4 Br, 3 Ba, formal--------- dining. lam. room, BALBOA , lu>e rm w/ent. cir, ISLAND 2606 flu g e yd w /cu a tom iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spa & blt·ln BBO. O.wnor making dbl -payments. 10"-down, wlll carry balance, no qualifying. Can close L 'll Isle quiet cozy up11re. 1 Br, full bath frpl, avail 8/1 yrly 11 ,000 mo. 675-5110 In 2 weeks. Agt. Pgr ---------851-4976 BALBOA -CE_M_E_TE_R_Y_l _OT_/_1 PENINSULA 2607 CRYPT 1225 •LQ 2BR 18A 11098 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J New p n I/ er pt , fr pl c, CEMRTERY PLOT Oar. no pete, yrfy. One epac• at Harbor _e_7_s-,_4,,,.7.,.51..,,·.,.,..,---- Lawn Ml. Olive, PENINSULA Magnolia aectlon. WINTaRS 1·3 BCSrma $95 . Call collect after Including Oceanfront. 5pm (909)925-4956. Moetly t urnlah•d 1780-l17aotmo. holflo Velw Mem e1•-4•1a a-t Park N.B . Oravea <P -•" A9CD LOI UHi Oen Vu--------- IHOOI•• 1118-... 2·2118 COSTA MESA 2124 Ifie Vi.w Mem Ilk ~·wport Bea c PI a'ShM Studle PJYt • IP'.Jlt•YH A GCO LOI HCIUded. Vert clelll\. .,..,,..,Oen vu. ft.,00.a Qarag• S*~/mo. • •11 .... a.2111. , U11• lnc:I. ~a40 NEWPORT VILLAGE APARTMENTS ~r~0~~1 t~ ~~~~ ~~~; EROTIC SATISFACTION S39·~~~~T5~~0TT. 1-800-696-4980 •14'00.962·2874 Bring in this coupon for 1 /2 off 1st month's rent. For a limited ttme only. • Ektro Lorge Jrs 1 and 2 bedrooms JR $600 l BR $700 2 BR $860 • Sand Volleyball • 2 hghled tennis cour1S • Vertical blinds •,Ceiling Fons • Plush carpet • fllness Room • Huge heated pool and spa • Gos BBQs • Covered porl<lng • Recreation with Ollhords 1 • Gated Community I Office Hours· 9 00 om -5.00 pm M-F 1 ond 10:00 am -4.00 pm weekends 635 West Baker, Costa Mesa. CA (714) 557-0075 -~---- QUIET 8c SER.ENB Palm 1".esa Apartlnents So near & yet so far ... That>s the feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the lush greenery o( tcdudcd woods & stately palnu. & Studiol, 1 &: 2 8cdJOoms · Jrs. $575 IO UGO • 1 Bil $625 IO S6SO · 28Jl $725 CD $760 A NoPctJ A V ettial Bhncb A c.clling r.,,. & NEW Carpet. Pan ac Tiie A Pimas Room A Hcattd Pool ac J.au:d A ~ ac BUconic:s A Guaga AYlilablc Office Hows: 9:00 am • 5:00 pm M-P ud 10:00 am • 4:00 pm wcckcnda 1561 Mal or. · s.ta Ana Heights, CA en•> Sf6.9l60 PURCHASE/LEASE Kitchen .,In Orange HEW FREE PARmlHE County Sport• Ber. 1-801-871·5555 Immedi ate Income 18+ long dist.loll .10/miru w11h onty stok invest-UNEXPLAINED ment. (714) 580-8686 INVESTMENTS WANTED 2912 Amazing Psychic Readings can change your Ille. 900-654- 2484. $2.99 min. 18+ America'• Hottest PARTY LINE! Call nowt 900-854-2481 . $2.99 min. 18 +, 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS '1--~~~~~- I ANNOUNCEMENTS I 2920 POWER!!! Psychic Tells You Things You May Not Even Wanl To Know??? 1 ·900-898-4900 x1575 $3.99/Per minute. Must Be 18 + . SERV·U 619·645-8434. GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure everyt!ling is clean and repaired . ~.pjlot Repainting? ,.,.,.._ ...... . ........... . ldltt,lllaiilb OilsllMs IO tnd 1111 ... wai/lt ..._ .. .. As a new adverciser with the Daily Pilot, I am highl y pleased with the results my advertising has brought - in only the first month! I will continue to advertise with rhe PHoc, and. appreciate the helpful, knowledgeable and motivated customer service .•' Thank you again Mark Porcclla Newport B~;kh/Co ta Mesa Daily Pilot SATURDAY. MAY 25, 1996 "Qudity staff wtth excellent resutts ~ why I advertise with the Dai~ Pilot!" EMPLOYMENT EMPtOYDlft 114f'lft 5530 5530 __________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -----l!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RETAIL SAL ••I IOCW. WCMIUU CASHll!A Drug & glfl Hiring '24/Hf' s.n.tils. etore. FIT or PIT. exp. On the )ob lralningApply pref'd. Biii 780-0111 yout area 8C)0.33Mt50 SALES T•LKPHON• OP· E 11 m I n ate Ion g •RATOR $9.25/tlr. distance phone blll & All ehlft1 avail at CM e a r n u n 11 m I t • d ofc. Will train. Call Income. How? Call Ann 213-960-5172 1 ·80().801 ·8-22 Secretary for newapa-EMPLOYMENT per ofc. OrganlHd, min. wages+ 1ates In· SERVICES 5533 c entlves. M·F, 9-5. Fax iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii resume 723-5493. S•cr•t•ry PT Assist to mfrs rep. Phones. orders, bills, direct mall. Near OC Airport 9· 12 S 1 Ohr 852·9044 Smart• Carte,lno. eee .. e•• Please be aware that the llstlngs In this cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there Is a charge per minute. Has positions avall1--------- fo r a manager & EMPLOYMENT superviso r at our O.C./John W a yne WANTED 5535 Arprl I oca tl o n. Wiil liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Loving Swedish nurse'• aid e. Gd cook, drive, caring. Local rels. Spec In s troke & can-cer patients. 646-3735 Convenient ClaHtned 842·5878 service & m aintain e quipment , collec t carts, collect, control. report cash, supervise s ervice assoc & o ffer q uality cust serv to the arprt & pasngrs. Position s require people & cash mgl skills , elec t. mec h !.:;::::::::::::::= Getto the basle ABC's ' By CHARUS GOftN wfth OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q. l · Aa South, vulnerable, you hold: QA Q 10 8 5 3 OJ •A 2 The bidding has proceeded SOUI'H WEST NORTH IQ PaH 1• ? What do you bid now? EAST Pau Q. 2 • Neither vulnerable, os South you hold: •8 2 c;:>K 8 7 5 2 09 6 3 45 4 2 Partner opens the bidding with one no Lrump:What action do you lalce? Q. 3 -Neither vulnerable. as South you hold: .._, 7 5 3 2 QJ oJ 9 8 5 •K Q 6 Partr1er opens the bidding with one spade. What do you respond'1 Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, as South you hol d: uKJ 103 QK854 OK 10 5 •G Partner opens the bidding with one no trump. What do you brd now'1 Q. 6 -AB South, vulnerable, yuu hold: C'Q 63 OJ82 The bidding has proceeded: SOl!l'H WEST NORTH PaH PaH IQ ? Whet do you bid now? •K 9 EAST Pau Q. 6 · Both vulnerable, as South you hold: •Q83 c;:>KQ 108 010832 •A9 The bidding has proceeded: NORTII £AST SOl!l'H WEST 14 P&N ? What do you respond? loole for an.~wers on Mon®> Learn to be a better bridge player! Su bscribe now to the Goren Bridl(e Letter by calling (800)7~1225 lor intonnation. Or write to Gor en Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, Il. 60680- 4410. . . MERCHANDISE APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE 6014 aptitude & phys ablllty to do job. Ideal candl· dale will be hard wkng , honest, fair, energetic, motivated & effective communlca· tor. Cust serv exp & posl high school educ a plus. Interviewing 5/30/31 . II interested Attic, ••••••••• 46"Subzero Rof/Frz basement, • ii ---...-------i Gaggneau etec cook· top, Kii nld D/W & and closet ANTIQUES 6010 oven/micro. Xlnt cond. . TODAY'S . CR()SSWoRD PUZZLE :::. ACROSS - 1 Hoolled nail 5 Ulce a he-man tO Michelle Pfeiffer lrlm "-the Night" 14 Atmosphere t5 Nail's coosm t6 Area around a castle 17 Deficiency 18 Contest 20 Malled together 22 Johnny -: Olxle &Oldier 23 Artist's plaster 24 Swoon 26 Convent resident 27 Rebulls 29 Estimated 33 Like a snake • ready to attack 34 Shane's home 35 Kett Of James 36 Collection 37 Dangle 40 Electrical unrl 4 l Crooner Crosby 43 Low ISiand 44 Grand -Dam 46 Used a ladle 48 Dog "hoter 49 Compcser Rorem SO Follow 51 Dutch cheese 3 14 t7 s.-rint 55 Lffs exerting 59 Noc doable 62 Running cont eat 63 Stringed instrument 6' SPfY 65 Phoenrc1an city 66 SICillan volcano 67 l(asparo11'1 game 68 Drag DOWN t Leg part 2 Hawa11an least 3 Curved lines 4 Sleepless 5 Colo hours 6 Oak nuts 7 Vinegar 1ar 8 Rosemary or 111yme 9 Possess tO Huge 11 Negative votes 12 Brown shades 13 Dorector Preminger 19 Chills and lever 21 Takes a chance 25 Persuaded 26 Shghl varratrons 27 Kind of bOOm 28 Stevre Wonder's 1ns1rumen1 29 Goshi 30 Lady s wrap 31 A Barrymore 32 "The Hunchback or Notre-· 33 Urban venicles 34 007 s occupation 38 Melancholy 39 Bakery"rtem 42 Venetian boal 45 Dog up 47 Pod vegetables 48 Tolls 50 Jazz pianist Blake 51 Contnbute 52 Skip CMlr 53 ·-my word'. 54 Towenng 56 Poet Angelou 57 Hosiery shade 58 F11munn 60 Pouch 61 Some MIT grads · 11 12 13 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. fax resume to (310)588·9958 EOE Sell your unwanted llems tho easy way! • Make offer. 646-1863. then get Ma ytag Was her MUST SELLll Girls white nights tand w/ mtchng dresser/ mlr· ror $55. Beige/brown couch S25. Kids/La-dles/Mens clothing, toys, books, Eureka cannlslor vacuum w/ allach s20. Shelves. rugs, much morel! Classlfled. To place your classified ad coll 842·5878. Some Cash. et.ST s:acf.S ~ Good Condition $100. 721-9656 842·5878 Anliqua lo '5(), Mod-. Was h e r/Dryer Gas •Esl=dNlersbuy: Stove & Frig 5140/oa. .... ~ 714·646·5846. ~~. 979·8534 . Walnut dining rm set 4 chairs, 2 leaves 550 obo 646·6747. old oosune « h ==·km· dec:ot1dive otljeds. •One...,,or...,. .... ·~•ae • Estate ... conc:ldld • lmmeciatl c:ati 714-.249-3711 FURNITURE 6014 Beaut Henredon Bed rm 1--------- sot like new. Sacroloce WANTED s 15oo. 873.0858 TO BUY Immaculate F urnoluro 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Everylhlng goos S201• lo S2,500 obo. cherry T E A K L U M B E R B/R sots, rice poster & WANTED. 642·5221 sleigh, formal dining days, 675·9109 eves. rm w/chlna cab1ne1, EXQUISITE leather sofa sol, Voclo· Top Dollars Paid FLEMISH rian l1vlng rm, grdfa· For Records. Jan. Minor master, Van 1he r clock. plus Sounlracks. e tc. Dael. Circa 1750. •714·220·2988• Call Mike 645-7505. Provenanc e , s uperb Ml cond tlo B l'f 1 sc ••• Furn., art work, ---------' n : eau ' u gym equip, 16-pc slvr. JEWELRY FURS 1---------.-----------...--------- llo rol, anrrque frame. & crySlal 733.9r:5~ ' PETS & PETS & MUSICAL pp 714-449·7119. SOK. . :J j . & ART 6025 ------... Model home furn 21"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS 6049 ANIMALS 6049 INSTRUMENTS 6055 wing back chairs w/ 1• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 Employee. 11 "Empleado." Top Dollar Paid! match pillows s220 NEIMANS From 1800-1960 . each. 1 day bod/sofa Two limited edition 1 pc to entire estate. twin w/p1llows $295 serigraphs, beaut Paint)ngs, <?hlna. Whitewash computer framed/matted. Seller glsware, furn, etc. desk w/mo1ch1ng 2 mot1vetodl 759.5410. 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 drwr end·tbls S l 50 ADOPT·A·PET •Poodles AKC• Every Sat & Sun at Tea Cup Toy & M1n1 PETSMART, Fountain S450·S950 714·751·3465 Valley. Puppies, krl· Save abused and tens and more. all abandoned pots Be a Spinet good sound, recent overhaul $450 obo , 964·1897 "A rb e-itnehmer. " "Employe. 11 NO MATTER HOW YOU SAY IT, CLASSIFIED CAN FIND IT. ~::::::::::::::::::::!i.~~~~~..!54~8~·:6~09~0:!.j----------0 FFl CE looking for loving. car· volunteer foster Call ong homes CALL 597. _7_1_4_·5_9_7_-~_0_3_7 ____ ----------- 9037 for more tnfo. PIANOS & FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT 6047 TRADE Overstocked with stutl? ORGANS 6059 BABY GRAND If you're looking for a car, classlfled has news for you. OFFICE fries. desks. copier. phones, and morel 642-4600 through class1lled 642-5678 A call to Classified will help 642-5678 Grinnel Bros New Mahoga ny f1n 1s h Make oiler 646-1863 ·sE·R·Vl-C·E--·1 ~L~~uc DIRECTORY CLEANING 3528 SERVICES DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SPRINKLERS 3921 Leaky Showers Rep'd Regroutlng & lnatall'n L#670l30 Dean of Tiie 673-8065 or 846-8526 3 5 48 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An experienced •Paint/Carpentry• William Haro ld J ewelers L & B Therapy QUALITY CARE + THE LOCAL Pl:UMBER WINDOW CLEAHINQ dependable d o or Drywall and morel Watch & Jewelry repair & Nutrition Ins/WC 20o/o OFF W/ADI ·a James E Bangert Co. hanger. Guar wo r1<. Small J obs Oki Antique e Fine Jewelry R N /L M T S 5 /0 I f 20Yrs Exp Xlnl "'orkmanshop Smee 1947 : ~~~:~~5~tory-S30 1 __ ,._a_s_. _D_o_n_!S_2_1_-8_9_1_0_ .,,...........,...a....,a,,...ry.....,...84......,._5..,...·5_2_7_7_ 6uy/seltllrldt 873.0385 massage. 722-9823 Fair S 645·2417 Ron Friendly Servrce •lnsured SPRINKLER fJEPA1R Valves• Heads• Tinie- ciocks 26Vrs Local Exp John Burr 262·2831 ACOUSTIC Houae Cle•nlng DOOR INSTALLATION Semi Retired Contractor RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. L1'532981 675·930-l -------- CEWNGS 3408 --------Spring Cl•anlng WEATHER-STRIPPING Repairs. Improvements,•---------MOVING 3834 Painllng-lnlhl HousrApl --------TUTORING 3929 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Newport T iie & Marble & Reg Sve. Mlnf.bllnds, & HatdW1te 552·5810 sm jobs. Oua~ty/lnlegroty LANDSCAPE & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Quality JOb Free est. l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fine Craftsmanship... carpet & noor. Vita/MC/AA I care. Ken 842-1770 IAWN CARE 3808 L*589697 838·8888 •DAN DAWSON• 1• READING TUTOR AAA ACOUSTIC Al Affordable Prices. AJ'a 888-2500 1--------PUBLIC NOTICE Plum bing 646-6720 Paint·applled Remove· Showe r1/Coun1ers/Flrs DRYWALL REMODELS carp. plbg, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The Cahf. Publlc Ulili· CHUNG'S PAINTING W111r Heaters •Drains Grades K·5 patch. Texture. lnl/ext Na1ur1I Stone & Marble---------paint. elec, Ille. stucco. & Beale Yard Melnt ties Commission RE-20 Yrs Exp Gd Procal Remodol • Repair ·Crecteot.aled Teachtf· 962·5691 or 847·8905 Fplcs LS4S4&6 842.2214 CONCRETE & SERVICE 3584 roofing. MORGAN Lawns, Cln-ups, Tree QUIRES that all used Guar work Free Est F•uctts • Fixlures S1ephan e 723-0468 CEILING MASTER MASONRY ~~·~i.lePh::gg:~~=~ Trim, Sprlnklra, A1Hate. h ousehold goods Uc#375602 538"1534 Lied Pgr•717·5729 •Aco ustic Removal• ---------3557 ,...SMALL JOB RXPERT ------..,.---"""'"" Thatch 631-"22 P~t3-8142 move rs print their EMERALD PAINTING ~-------~ Custom Texture•Palnt CHILD CARE 3536 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Drywall/Plaster Repair Home Repair/Remodel •---------P.U c. Cal T number: Int/Ext. Wallpaper/Tllo ---------WALL COVERINGS 3932 Uc'CI. Mark 838· 7300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brick, Block, Stone, Tile • H•nglng, hplng, Tulurt Costa Mesa/Newport . • TREES • limos and ch3ulfeurs Free ost/Rof/l Oyrs exp Expert Dr•ln Cle•nlng Cone, Patio, Driveway Comm/Rea 551-5573 25 Year• Exp. To1t1tedme1110H. La•n•, print their T.C.P. num· Compe1o11ve S 751·2039 & Plumbing Repairs liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHILD HOME CARE Fplc, BB01. Ref. 25 Yr B&K Llo#585180 Jim 831·2 4 80 ..,,.. ......... 751~78 ber In all advertise· Gene Abrams Painting 20Vra e•p All w0<k guar THE STRIPPER CARPENTRY 3510 Llct304201056 E 5 7 t IJ h Steve 545·8298 s 1 xp. Terry 5 ·7594 All phases. No job too---------Lawn Service. Mow/ mens. you ave a 1nt1Ex1 Oual PalntlReasS ---------pecoahz ng 1n wallpapei Roberta Thornton sml. Acoustic removal, HAULING 3720 edge/aod/iprinklers/ q uestion about the lo· Uc'd lns'd since '76 Precise Plumbing removal. Lie# 5889'24 Handyman/Remodel 720·3969 Npt Beach *Best Prlce/Quallty etc. 714·240•1159 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cln·up. Al 988•2718 gallty of a mover. limo 969·7083 Pg·664·3947 Repairs & Remodels * 714-983·5037 • Additions, Bath, Kitch---------Landscape. brick, alone •---------JUNK To The DUMP Iva msg or call after 5 o r ~~~,~~'~1~rt1oscall: Ike 's C ustom Palnling L "'!8r7o•3!8"~~~e1s0"'0 IFn~r1a'h11!n11ognl.ntR•erlmoonva1 Fire-Water Dam ago Concre1t. 800.786-1007 ELECTRICAL Prof. Cleon. Quohly ~ v ., •v• ., • .. Elac. Plumb. & Paint CLEANING 3610 (714-988·1882) GARDENING Rallobla Commission work. lnl/Ext & Docks. 01scoun1 Wallcoverino• N rt Im ed SERVICES 3548 •EXPERTc Blk walls, ·wm haul what Trash & a 111 w k t 714·558·415 1 ---------L•"""'a7s 873•1212 ewpo a rea. m brick, concrt, stucco & ua y or • ----------L#703468 831·4810 OJVV Page 7t4·227·8122 Smell Job EXPBRT Man won'tl 968·1862 reasonable rates. Dibernardo'• M'oving POOL stone. 25Yr E11p. Lows Duncan S lectrlc Ed B•"•tt 548•3371 0 111 S PAINTING 871·5887 Wo gals should hang DOORS Aemodtl•Hatdwart A TOUCH OF c• "'SS Jo•• 531,··7843 TWENTY DOLLAR Loca l/Of ceF/ loraEge Conscoenhous Crallsman SERVICE 3894 together. Slrip, instill! T,lmeCablnets•Stucco -Local/Quick RHponse 0 S Long SI. roe st. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii d t th _...,,1 L562731 35Y Cleaning. Res/Comm L1275870 950•7042 HAULER/CLEAN-UP reen cene landacpng T.r 18 1632 97e.3 t 14 Old·Fashloned Pride l!l a vice o e crazy. o.,"' II .. P Uc/Bonded. Free Est. FENCES, Brick, Block, JOHN 950·1828 /Masonry , Irrigation Workmanship 671·5967 Pool/Spa Svc & Repair 831·2111 anY1ime Jerry 842-0587 Teresa 282•7143 Tiie, Plaster & BB01. Llo'd Contractor .;Trimming .;Removals Spilt Second Moving ---------F 1 p H a IJG 'd W k SON'S PAINTING 1 ters• umps• eaters ----------A to z HANDYMAN ua uarant . or Small job apeclallst ---------Clean-ups • Malntel\llllce Prof Moversl 24Hr Srv INST.,, ""EFACE CABINETS •BOSS HOUSECLEANING . __ F_llf __ s_B_11_1·8_4_2_·_7_8_e_7 Fan• e LI g ht 1 •SP a HEALTH, BEAUTY lJll599025 950·9109 70•~/Sr Ol•cfT" 78452 lnVE11t. 22 yrs in o c laklansd a19u4•5P90702I•.. Why pla y Hide 'N? _.," ·-~-.... ,,. .............. ~., .,.56 43 ·"'123/P·346·5850 Ouahty. Sml Big Jobs W ly vc. • v Seek with childcare Kitchens. baths. doors. Ucensed·Bonded Patterned Concrete ...,,_,.,,.......,..,,_.,......, ll FITNESS 3740 La A • 1 5 J 9496 C a ll Cleaalfled W·-dows. n... .... 545-7258 $10.nn pe'r hour. D I I nd•cape emoclellng ALL-AMERICAN L C450S 9 714·~ 7· ---------10 .. ·yl 642·5678. "' ....,..,, ,.... r vewaya, pal oa, ---------Yatd tu~ up/rnain1enace. Pgr 1·800-616-9722 .,. CARPENTRY•Wlndow• 714-549•0388 decks. Repair/removal FENCES SKIN a BODY CAAB land1Cape/artl111c design MovH ·U ... Carafully WEST COAST PAINTING ROOFING 3910 --------.-. - D W d F IJc/frH est 222·8899 o Contfl'"lorlC"7 ~"4,.,.., COUl1eousty & Cheaply iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. --------.... c1:!~er1:.0 Olg::i~:: W~~~~~TC~L~~:~~ It D!Clt:S 36lS J~agf!:~ ~::~sg Pron ,.Ethical"' ~7SOS 549-0223 T\41 227 ~rr:e~~~~11~ V~aa1~X:. 8ALBOA ROOFING CO put. ~ L"26t581 e Call Bob •SCREEN REPAIR CONTRACTORS •F•NC•• OAT••• Call Becky 2~. PLANT ARTtST Ref's Joe 850-3433 . Comm . RH , Reroot 249·8323 Pg·312-0026 FREE ESTI '129-7079 ....,,.,_,.,..t ,.,._111 Speclallll In exiallng PARmS It Rtpaor • Fr" Ell Act1 -------GENERAL 3558 Redwood • L41578805 Ho-n rant:/ landacapa{lrrlgatlon OCCASIONS 3840 pcnsoNAL Llc'd,ln• •=11•50•1 a few ---------1.arlght Haeclnln91"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ ~.... _.. 78 ...... 782 .. &\ CARPBT EuropHn Prof'I. Beat I• Jim Whyte &42·7208 SERVICES 3760 upgr ... ea. ..,.., •THUNDER ROOflNO• CLEANING 3515 In 1ownl Ref1 5Yrt ~p. ACM CONITRUCTON •Wood Fenoea• iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prorl Landac1epe MAllnt United Part~ Rental SERVICE 3867 For au ot yout roofing Prorl Carpel Cleaning Olly Work•Falr Prices FAE• Ro•m lpeolal •0.C. 8Tl!AMWAY 1-eoo.3e1.a72 a Grace 251·9455 Tennant lmprovemen1 ~. frM hlUllng 10Yr• Ellp e Xlnt Rel• Wedding Rental EQUIP iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil needs Aeroot Repair. WO rd s Remodela • Com/RH lllfmatn. loW priota. Uc'd c.,. Giver For the • Seasonal f'lowera • nthHrlll .. Rectptlon1 VOUR PERSONAL Lie 63110 fS4e-4122 HonHt•R ellable•Hard L14t570I 849·8770 ~Conltt.117"5)01 eldetty. 12 years ••P· VICTOR 4S'1·173e GrldPert.et 845..0180 ASSISTANTS Working lrl1h Ladlea.1..,...,.......---------1 Ref't . Pl•••• call ":-:"-~,------......,.-Personal 0 111 Fridays tO Avall to clean your LKWl8ConatrucUon1---------T•nun~ 7t4.387-l~OG8 Shan•'• Cerdenln91..---------Trustworthy & Protea-REMODELING home. Wkly/Bl·wk Remo~l•Handyman FLOOR INSTALL la l.end1caplng. Lawn· PAINTING 3858 elonal. E11ce llent refer· & ADDmONS 3916 PIHll cell 548·9148 Ll704773 local RH. REPAIRS 3620 -IUTlll--JU-0-R--....--care lnatall'n/Removalliliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii anc H . 957·1705. °"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WO r k •'114-881•8821e ,.... Cl•an·up 948·8801 .w.p. YOUNGQUIST --------1· ---------·IHoua•olean•r Ael'a,•---------1 oe~IGlll"ll•r 3782 fl I II c t t AIK Ml MOUT ... CBlt.AlllC E11p'd 6 depedable. S.J. loott Conitrvollon •QUALITY WORK• .w '"~ Yard Cl••n-t.tp. Trim • n "9. on rao •r'1 PIANO ll VOCAL Atmooe11noeAddll1ona f Tl1IS 3521 Apt'• 135. Bl Wkly & Cuatom Home BulldM Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramle •&iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii ~!!!' .... NeudO.•f!!.emo,M•vlnet/. 0u11u::~b~nro • LESSONS 3888 ' Repair•. No JOb Too 0 r Wkly.lmelda&<l6"9277 Lltl4ll1S4 . Ael'•· Mrt> .. /C~t 8nd/lrll VlalONaD•SIGNS --:""v•rd pl.._-:::1 ... 37.. ,_n••d:~""""" $rn11111 0ob Me .. aa3 714-87S-778t L108278 72a·T:l:la ASID Prorl 0.1lgnet• --.. .. .... .. .. ....... • --~ C•llAlllO•M•RmLS •HOUB•CLUNINQ Coai ettectlve. excep.. ---------1 MY,..._Paifttl"'9 PIAHO Beg.•Advanc:ed f'etthln9 lneert.ra you lnetell'n • '~ 1& yr• ••P· Good Ref. Sall your home through cla11lfled. tlonel buying pOWet. Sell your home TOUCHUPS. TOO All age .. Teachet Cert. r<itcnen, lalh, ~· • • • 20Yl'9 ExR • UcenaM Own Irani. Call any-842•5878 Smlllg budgota, fr.. thrOUQh claaallltKI. a~ Hra. Alctlard Sinor £nt~a1nment Avail Am Add111ona VlH MC 1 .... ~ .. Na1 _t_I m_e_1_a_4_1_-o_a_:1_1 .... ______ _.. __ ..... ____ .._...-..__. ..... .-... coneuttallon. 280-8090 ___ ._ •• _ ..... __ .,_.___ Llc•lt0844 14~-3209 Jennifer 940-eHe l.Ueol75 •7S.1at• _'-_______ ,_, .> Have A Gcirage Sale! . • • Nc-wport Bc:advCott• Mesa O.Uy Pilot COSTA 1111& 1114 •1wrou POWll IOAts llAIWll SUPS lSOZU 1100 414 -· ·------------~--.. -~~~~==-!llml!AC-·B--1·11•1 7012 D0aS 7022 ' • -UT. Miit! ll••••••••'"•••iiiiiiiiiiiilj'8'f leuau Tro.per II •7• ChewW aa.•er 4K4 Ctoth6ng ~ llliMll 1• 71k mllH, orlglnal Cu.tom engine/ drlv• Ioli Of ~I~ HTAT• SAi.ii he 61 AVON aaAlllD•R UW DOCK 2 Sllp1 own•r, r•o. 18,500 shaft. N•W tlr•l/palnt. coaou Dll llU 1Ma w a-..r at 25 9am-2pm. Evwr 1''4". ~Melo H'+·. Elec/wtr/docil Oall 15<M7119, Hardtop. Full cage. 8122 (off Bak•.6 LatwadOf) thin~ muit IOI 1819 (8ht1. Rune exc.) High b0111. Marcus Channel 98% r•ator•d $9905. ~ -----a DAY YARD 8ALa B•d ord Lane 4· pertormano•/W•t•r 1200/mo ea, 673·7353 9125 e46-"505 Iv mag. SAT/SUN. T~a. toye, llV•"YTHINQ MU8T ekl/flah/crulM. Trailer MAZDA GAll(•JAO• SAL• ctothn a much morel QOI Couch, akl1, tuJC· plui many xtraa. --------·•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------M~. SAT 5125. metal ... A de1lgner ctoth.. "'°°· 54~2858. MOTORCYCLES 1ft88 Mud• RX 7 vo.,·SWAGll!H 9235 Xerox cabinet, oak 271 Broa~ey. Btwn e....,, H Pt' • '"" '" din• chair• youth/ NewPort &. lnilne. morel 1 eoe even • 1---------SCOOTERS 8018 Turbo, apollest 52K liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii exec dHk1'. rabbit •'SID• YARD SAL• SN~t 5(by51~1~: 15th) SAIL BOATS 7014 mll... S5500. Call '7 1 a Up• R • U Q cage, •ee VW bug lF 413 Magnolia SI. Sat. .. f2: atter Spm, 673""743' CON v ER TI 8 LE fend•, bookl. plant May 25th. 8•m·? 1'M~l!""'M~".:D:-::A:o:::Y-:--cw:"Zk~N~Dlliiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Honda 760 Nighthawk Red/white. restored poi.. lreaur, toaater, a famlllH plua. 25th·27th.10am·4pm. LIDO 14 & Trailer. New Dec •95. BIU•. MERCEDES 9130 hi<• new.142·9574 dr•u poods, 1undrt.1 Mo"lne S•I• Beach Hou•• Apts. 2· .. t• ot 1an1. Great ~~~h:'1111~~ H~~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , 7 3 V W SU p ER· 2 !t, i~rod S/25·27. 2849 Chlo• 1433 Sup•rlor Ave. Boall $l200 831 '3043 042·7404 '72 350•1 Mercedes ETLI! Rblt • •w Rd. MH• Verd•, Furn, TownhouH c., LIDO 14 Exe racer Claulc. Light blue. ::w br•kea1 ·~t: MOVING SALa Garaga ltem1, mlac. SAT SAL• 9·121 2 Hts of Hit• by Elllal Exe. cond. 2nd own•r. ahocka. $1 Ooo SAT 8,125 8AM MULTl·FAMILY QA. No early blrdsl furn, Patterson. Trailer & St0,900. 642·7404. 080 050·0520 Cloth... antlquH, RAQI! SALi! Kida art, c hllds/dsgner boat cvr. All grt cond. AUTOMOBILES ,74 280 Merced•• rug•. bad, blkea. bllcH clothing houa• c1othe1, ant1que1. $1200, Mll(e Kane •••••••••! Exe cond. Orig ownr. --------• 717 Orchid . . wares. toya, ,,.;,.c:, 8·2 1710 Candlestick In. 031.:1043 MISC AUTO 9245 (Orchid & 5th Ave) Sat. 1848 Samar Dr~ (by Irvine/Santiago) Choe brown/Ian Inter. • WE PAY CA$H Runs gfeatl $3000. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sat. on!y M•it 25 CM (Harbor/Baker) BMW 9030 700-1482 8am-3pm. 304 lrla. For good uHd Sabots ----------~~ SEIZl!D CARS from L t t h h Id PORTATION & boat equipment. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'77 MBZ 450SLC $175. Porsches., Ca· Ito 1 0knlckouks!.c01c1 HUNTINGTON TRANS Minney'• Yacht Sur· ,8 •• BMW 7331 Wh grey w/red lnl., xlnt d 111 a cs. Chevy•. ems. ·-• plu1, 1500 Otd New· v 1• cond. muat •••I BMW's, Corvettes. etc. No early blrdal BEACH 6140 port Blvd 548-4192 auto. loaded. Xlnt 17 500 548-1889 Also Jeeps. 4WD'i . SATURDAY 5f2S . cond. 16200. OBO • Yo\Jr Area. Toll Free 1· 7am·10am. N. of PCH *HUGE SALE* BOATS 7011 Call 640-0683• --------800·896·9778 Ext. A· btwn Fernleaf & Gold· In lot on Pec:an, SPEED 81 PLYMOUTH 9165 1398 for current list· enrod alley. Couch, between 8th & 9th In , 1 h SIFT BOA"'S 7016 CB1!"1>0L'i!T 9045 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Inga. rugs. tables, etc. downtown H.B. Furn .. 23 Bay aunc dbl &'\.\ ·~ &< w &\ &< '88 Plymouth Sundance Come Seell collectlblea & clothing ender, Norwelgen Kia-Turbo. 69K mllea. Exe --------Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad ! Classified Community Marketplace If you're .1ooklng forajob,. classlfled has news for you. COSTA MESA 6124 t BEAUTY SHOP + SUPPLIES: Hair products Paul Mitchel. Nexxua, Jolco. Furn, Floor Mata, Kitchen • 850.0902. Getto the .. sle ABC's Attic, basement, and closet then get some eash. M2·S878 8•m-3pm•S•t!Sun ~rg:~· ~olv~7:~~I~: •22' SKI aOAT '88 ,93 SUBURBAN 4 x4 cond In/out. Auto. All ANTIQUES & Tr••aur•• ' 0 0 5.7 lltra V-8, King Sliver dual air new pwr. S35oo. 536'1189 CLASSICS 9250 Trinkets &'ROWBOAT & OARS Cobra O/D, tow profll• tires,' all extra~. like --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Tra•h catamaran hull, good hull, ju1t Hrvlced, new. S23,500. 640· PONTIA"" 9170 ,74 Jensen Heal•" over 13 year• aavlng cond. S300. 875·0304. new controller/uphol· 5221. "' • things that somebody AVON 1890 9 •3.. stery. Great ski boat· Lotus twin cam. eng. wantal II you want II, 1 Good condition. $350. faat-1001<1 great...... '89 SUNBIRD Slt/hrd·tops. Runs Xlnt. b bl h I ready to go S10 500 F 90?S Conv. Turbo GT. Auto, $ 2 K 8 3 9 .7 5 2 4 pro a Y ave t. Pump/oars Incl. · • ORD Saturday/Sunday (909)62g..3347. 646-9449 574-4247 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil all pwr AM/FM cast. May 25th & 26th (714)675·1563. CC. Ult. cstm tires/ _UT_O_P_AR __ T_S __ _ 10121JonDayDr. 1993FORD whla . $4400.A Meredith Gardens C at•maran Nacr• MARINE SUPS BRONCO 4X4 673·2762. & REPAIR (Brookhurat/Adama) 5.2 (17'), w/traller. DOCRS 7022 In perfect cond. All CLASSIFIED 9260 ~::~~g t~n •;" w!~:: f0°;er,;~~~th~i~~~~~:: ~~'n ~hC:u;te~~ur~·.:i~~ LIFT OATES NEWPORT must sell. Voice Mall 38' Mooring (C-80) w/ Only 60k miles. S17K. myriad of merchan· For Sal• (3) Waltco BEACH 6169 401·6626 Iv mea. 11 ' ew, off Alvarado 574-4247 or 646-9449 dise Items, because 3,000 lbs. capacity, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pl., E. of Bay Is. $14K. our columns compel Ll11 Gates. $2500 for Bl .. Holld•V S•I• PO. WER BOATS Call (909) 397.9797 or MUSTANG '70 • Ga· qualllled buyers 10 all (3) .. For more • (909) 626·7190 raged 26 yrs. 99,750 calll Information, please Every1hlng under aunl 70121_________ mi, 1 owner. $4000. 942•5878 call Promod Shah Umbrella. tum, lamp1, 40' Mooring East of 548·0511 1·714·574-4267. bar, 1lnk , sporta, Pavllllon w/Coronado ---------· tools, micros, tr•e1. 18' MAHOQONl!V 25' sailboat. Two an·r---------------: Pr omontory Drive RUNABOUT. Just re· chora, 9.8 marine-ob west. Acroas 345 finished. Bimini Top long_ shalt, Vhf, new F/S/S/M 9am·2pm $3750 973·7199 lnfl. 875·0892. Why play Hide 'N 1948 Litman Seek with childcare? Classic Bay Boat. Call Claaalfl•d Xlnt cond. $3500 obo todayl 642·5678. Call 733.9993, BALBOA: 40' DOCK, Side Ti e. Holds: 48' Boat x 9' Wide. • 714-942-4914. =i1y e .Buyer's Mar et" tl'Check your rShopping list off by stopping in today at any one of these local Orange : County Auto Dealers! ~ "Buy, Lease or Browse" : nge Count)!_'s Auto Dea'lers are Num.bt!r ; One in Customer Satisfaction CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Horbof BIVd, C.M 546·1200 I LINCOLN i}MERCURY IUCH UNCOLN MHCUIY 16800~/:!'f · H.8. Run your ad in the Newport Beach C6!ta Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card# or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! I( your car does not sell we'll run it ···------·-·········------' ' 0 YIS,$111 MY CAI Cily ,._ . C.-. CO'd O MC ~ CAM X ------bp- Mai Ir CW.Y "OT :QI) w ..,.....,C-_C.0."'27 {114/ Ul>JUI 0. IN (1r11 '1 r-4M~ ~,....a+! ,..... "*' ""-..... _ _........ ______ _ a•<-o _,_ ., ... ..., o"' a,._.._ a '-..1~ a ... -o--"-c.-a•-o--u_.., a•-o--., __ a-~ oo-c...o a..,._ o..._..._ ac-a~...,..... a,.._ o...,,..., a..._.,.,.. ... • S I 0 lrx ' Nt-. I I 00 .,.Ji odtJitlonoJ lltw ' • I • for another week FREE! All for $1 o• ·-.... ---. ----... -.. --. -. --' BLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES TO ALTER THE SOUND· This buslneu Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Depattmenl, 3300 Newport Vina, Mission vi.;o. CA dUcted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE We herebv cen•fv th11 the OBITU•-8SS ARY 8E1WEEN THE "R·1" ducted by: 1 corpo<allon Soolevatd, P.O. Box 1768. 92691 Have VoU started doing above items ere 1n accor· n.n1 AND "PC" DISTRICTS The registrant(s) com-NOTICE Newport Beach, CA 92659-This business Is COrl-business yet? yes 10.15·91 ---------1 dance w11h the Ann~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BLIC NOTICES \ ~UBLIC NOTICE (PLANNING COMMISSION menced to transect bus!-IHVITINQ BIDS 1768. ducted by: a general port· Gwen Dagelord l.NSl3lll!I06 Stetemt!nt lor lhe veer --c---------AMENDMENT NO. 847) ness under the fictitious Sealed bids may be re-For fur1her Information, nershlp This statement waa fifed PROPERTY ANO ended December 31, 199!1 , .CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING RE· business name(s) llst9d celved at th• office of the call Giibert Wong, Project Have you S1arted doing wilh the County Clerk of CASUAl TY m1de to the Insurance of Newport S..ctt, hla chlldren: Steve swan, Cindy Swan. Tamara Engelke & Kim Swan (all realdenta of Orang9 County), hla 6 grandchlldren and • large number of dear frlenda. S.rv~1 wm be h•ld TUffday, May 28, 3:00pm at Pac:lftc View Memorial Par1t In N-pon with vt1ltatlon Monday May 27 from 4 :00-&:00pm . (714)1144-2700. ODA SUMMARY GARDING ORDINANCE above on: NIA City Clerk, at 3300 Newport Manager, at 844-3334. buslneat yet? No Orange County on 4·5-96 SYNC>f'SIS Of THE Comm1111oner, pursuant to CITYOF NO. 96·18 AMENDING Andromed Laboratories, Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768. Published Newport SarahC.Zlrbel 19993979313 ANllUALSTA~T· law. PORT BEACH TITl.£200FTHENBMC lnc.,NormanR.Jaffe,PrH· NewportBeach,Ca.92659-Beach.Cotta Mesa Daily Thll atalement was filed Daily Piiot April 4, 11, 18, Yw&*dO.C." .. 31• SHIBLEY H HORANEY, INANCES FOR IN· Published Newport ident 1768 unlll 11:00 a.m. on PUotMay2!>,28,1996. With the County Clerk ol 25 1996 Sa786 1995 President 0 UCTION Beach·Costa Mesa Daily T,hls statement was filed the 12th day Of June, 11198. Sa798 Orange County on 4·26·96 • STERLING CASUAL TY CHARLES J WILLIAMSON, NTROOUCE ORDINANCE Pilot May 25. 1996. with the County Clerk of 1995·96 STREET RE· 19993881517 PUBLIC NOTICE ki~~~"fc~~,;,0,:-:':~~~ g5~2·:~'V 05122, 05123. ENDING TITLE-14 Sa799 Orange County on 4·2HHI SURFACINO AND SLURRY PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Pllol May 25, June 1, Buch, CA 92860 05/24. 05/25 DOPT ORDINANCE NO. 19983$81183 SEAL PROGRAM Flctltl~·· Bus•-·· 8, 15, 1996 saaoo FNlcUllous'1 •tualn••,• To11l edn)l\tftd asset~ 20 PUBLIC NOTICE Law Ol11cH of Barger & Corittact Number 3086 -... •m• • amen $34 2 t 8 49'\ ISCELLANEOUS AC· Wolen, Llmiled Uabllily Engineer'• Estimate Name State~nt PUBLIC NOTICE The lollowlng persona 11e Tot• 1' 11ab1I1 t • 1 s . •~NS Flctltlou• Bualn•H Partnerahl 19800 $750,000 The following persons are doing buslnns as: 20/20 t20.5t2,489 OBITUARY ONFEAENCE CENTER Name Statement MacArlhur ~~ulevard Prospective bidders may doing bu1lne11 as: Hawal· Flotltloua Bu1ln•H Design, 19200 Von Kar· Aggreo1te w11u1-1ns tor SIBIUTY STUDY The following persons are • obtain one set of bid docu-Ian Surf. 1835 Whittler Ave. Name Statement man, lr11tne, CA 92715 1peclal 1urplus funds: • O· RHUT • SWAN :EGAL PUBLICATIONS doing business as: Tus· Eighth Floor. Irvine .• CA m1nt1 at no coat at the of· D·13, Costa Mata, CA The following persons are Erik Jansson. 1727 Port CaPll•I Stocks· SS00.000 • 888 -------- R)A THREE·YEAA CON· cany Institute for Advanced 92715-2427 flea of the Public Works 92627 doing b\Jalneu as: Panah Stirling, Nhport Baac.h, Aggreg11e w11te .. ns lor Bob Swan, fonner co-~CT COVERING FISCAL Studies. 33861 Chula Vista. Daily Pilot May 18, 25, Thi Id f h I Fredrick A. Patacchla, 183 MCS, 23048 Avenlda de la CA 92680 other then 1pac11I surplu, owner of ttM Newport -------- R JULY 1, 1996 TO Dana Point, CA 92629 June 7, 14, 1996 S790JC nganraggoe ,.a1v97ng 8 66-250 Kan Highway, Ha· Cattota, Sii. 600, Laguna This buslneas Is con-6fuundr_Ju·sln0otes. s.o. bpacfftcoat dchealanler°'•h,.lptal•,I E 30. 1999 Andromed Laboratories In· .. telwa, Hawaii 96712 Hilla, CA 92653 ducted by: an lndlvldual ,,. itAOINANCE NO. 96-16 corporated, (Callfornla), All Kinds of Jobs For Glv• u1 a calll Julle Patacchla, 66·250 Darfush G. Panah. 20 San Have you started doing Grosspaid in andcon\libul· palHd llWlfV May 22 NOING PORTIONS Of 3366t Chula Vista, Dana All Kinds of People. CLASSIFIED Kan Highway, Halelwa, Ha-Angelo, Foothill Ranch, CA buslne11 yet? No ed surplus. I 1,300.000 at age 82, of cancer. STRICTING MAP NO 18 Point CA 92629 Claaalfled. 042·59'18 wall 96712 92110 Erik Jan11on Unusignedfundslsurptual· Bom In Olendate on ' Thia bualneu Is con· Thi• bu1lne11 Is con· Thia alllement was filed • 1 t .906.00S O ........ m .. -r ~ 1""''" to Surplus •s rega1ds polk:V -· .,... .... ...,. f STARTING , • I I , • • ' ANEW ~-:BUS/NESS?? ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11x Ugt11 Depmtmmt llt the Daily Pilot is pJmsm ,, t.o 11nnouna a nnu HTVia MW 11UJ.i.Jabk to new businesses. ~ wiU now SF.ARCH the nmM for Jl1U Ill no Ddrll ~, tmtJ J4W JOU the ti~ llnd tht trip t.o the O!un House in Santll Ana. 1'hm, of~' 4for the lttlTCh : ii completai ~will fik your fo:titWul bunness nlt1M Sllltmtmt with tlN Co.I~ ! Clerlt, publish <ma 11 W«lt for fow ~ 4f WtJUiml 1'J '4w anJ thm file J"UI' proof : of ~lllWn with tht Onmty Ckrlt. ' f"4ue JIQ/J by ID file JDl'T /iaiJiwl business lfltlt»i.ml Ill ti# .lMiJy Pi/Qt, 33() W. &tySt. Comt~ lfr"'1ln«stopb)p/td#aJJu1111(1J4)6/2-02J mtdwe : wilJ m4J. ~for ]OM ID hanJk this proat/I« bj 1'flliL ' . /f J"" shouJJ haw ""J jUnlNr tpM!#ions, pm '1liJ us IUll/ wt uHU ~ mtn thttn tf4" "1 ilSSbt J"'f'-GooJ fuck in )'Diii' NW INtiMli . ~'Pilot awTAMUA dUcted by: husband and ducted by: an Individual with Ille Cou:ntv Clerk of holder· t 1 J JOG OOS Vlcior a Reba Swan, Wit• Have you atatted doing Orange County on 4·28-96 Income for the veer Bob la sul'Ylved by h .. Have you started doing bullne11yet?No 19983681452 t38.8l3,4&1 wife of 44 yeara bllllneas yet? Yes Darluah 0 . Panlh Dally Pilot May 25, June t, Disbursementslorthevur: Margaret, (Woodl•); fr9drlck~Pat1cchl1 This 11atement was flied 8 15 19" aaeo1 t41,170,827 hla bf'other Biii Swan This statement was Med with Ille County Clerk of ••• ii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif with IM County Clerk of Orange County on 4-18-98 Oftnge County on 4'26-96 19M36804U 18983981418 Dally Piiot May 18. 25, Dally Piiot M1y 4, 11, 18, Jun1 7, 14, 1996 Sa798 25' 1994S Sa7&5 PUILIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FlotHlou• •ualnaH FJoUtlOUI •ua1M11 Na ... •~nt Naf'M ltateMent The following persona 11e The followtng persona are doing butlne11 aa: lntegrlly doing bUSlnlu as: Fraley Confrac\011, 855 Baker AucflonHrt (Prevloualy IW101, Cotta M•N. OA lcnoWn u F,.,_., Auction 92$28 Company) 2083 Su Cove .,.._. A. Almendarez. 855 Lane. Coat• Men. CA Beker, Costa Mna. CA 92127 92t2t Mu o. Fraley, 2083 sea Tiii• bv1lneu I• con-Cove Lane cOsta Maa dUC1ed byl an lndM<lu.i CA 112t27 ' ' H~ you 1tart9d doing Thie bu1lne11 11 con-bUelne9~ Cl\lc:ted by. ~ PfoprlelOf· ~ t 1~ ... ez .. ._... lhlp '.'.~ e a .,,_" Wit ,...., Have Vol' 1t1t1ed dOlng w1th the COUl'lly et.fl\ of tM1ne11 yet? ~23198 0ranoe councv on 4-1He Mu D. Fraley t1M3880e .. This atatlment wet filed D9it; Piiot May 1t, 29, with the County Otertl OI ~ 1, 14, 1'91 Sa7t7 Ofange ~~::tm PUIUC NOTICI Dally Piiot May 4, 11, 11, PlotMlew • .....,.., 15, 19N .. 7... ...... ............ "'II.IC NOTIC_I ~ ":::.:-::;n' sW.:, ,... ... ...,. ....,..... '5:nm r. t71h 11 .• .._ ..... _. Colli CA .. 7 The ........... we Owlnlltfl ~. 11U dOlf'9 ---•: Ooctt ""'""~ ::.O Htwpolt ,._.,.., 11721 U. Vina. ~ MelMat 11 ~ ~-.CA-1 llltlft C. Zito.. 2mt LI ~,r-hOnle =1 Mlttlon -· CA "•Mi!llJll'led. ftoger Trowito, 13711 "f 8 ~ut <:I few .words to work for you. 642-5678. NC9'1C ... •MONALMM ~c=:;/ 3!500 Pacltlc View ~ Nawpott Beectl M44700 'IT'.mtr Mort~* Chapel Cremation 1~~!\aTn:Y N~t1IO nowua When Words Are Not Enough "SpedallzltaQ In S11m,,.U. 11 Fb.Ht-." 2983 Harbor Blvd CottaMeaa 540-3135 • NEW '96 MARK VIII $Q DOWN Plus lllll, 2A monlli dosed. ' 9ncl fWl:.C Red Corptt Leoi.e. $0 down payment+ S 1,500 focl9ry ..bole + $500 0wMf R~ RtboleEjmu11 qualify) fint payment, Tex, S550 hfundoble Mc:Urily ... , ond '1rt1 year lken.e r.., SI, 956.33 +S 1,000 loct67 rebole + $500 Owner loYo!tY Reba!. muw qualify) due ol inception Purchase~ <M11loble futUre YOkie $21,580 20 8cned upl!tl 12,000 miles pet~. 5 cenn pet mole 1or uc:eu mileoge. payments Sl2,936 Leo,,.." r~ lor wear & tear Llo$9 subjecl lo credit oppra.ol oftd insurobilily ' NEW ~96 SABLE GS •17,496 NEW 1 96 TOW CAR $Q DOWN . Plus lcul, 2A monlh closed end fWl:.C Red Corptt Leor.e SO down ~meot + S 1,500 foctory rebate • $500 Ow.... Royo)ly Rebol. ~muw quol1ly) forw payment TOJ<, : $550 bfuncloble S«Urily ~sit and fw.11~lat\$9 1", $ 1,956 33 +$ l,000 fociotr rebate + $500 Owner LoYol!Y lebol9 mull qualify) due 01 1nc.pt>on , Purchow op!IOft Cl"Ollobi9 futUre ,.glue $21.580 20 Baled upon 12,000 mile. per y«>r, 5 cenb pet ""'-lor exceu mileage Toto poy111ents S 12,936 Leo-"• ~·ble lor wear & leor t..ol9 wbt«'I lo C>'ed•t opproYOI and 1nJUtobtl.ly • • NEW '9 GER 1996_: MSlt S22 810 fACTlflAJ'E Sl.000. FACT~ SI 000 C.M.l.M. SAVl>IGS SI ai. NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING AVAILABLE Santa.Ana Orange Laguna ~~ ~ ' ~ -!!!p~!~OLLAS $12,986 «U!.!!a~!!~IS · $14,986 8.1!!! RAV-4 $17,986 I I • CORONA DEL MAR VIEW HOME A LANDMARK REsIDENCE FOR ELEGANT LMNG &THE BF.ST OF VIEWS Cover.:.Star Real Estate 2. MapJ'J.nda 16. ». Colchft.D Banlcer N~ Bach 3. Grvbb•EW. 17. 3'-Coldwdl Banbr Newport Bach R..wmtia.1 Ru.I &ult> Sttvica 11. 35. Coldwdl Banbr Newport~ 4. Grubb • Ellia 19. 36. Colchftll Banbr Newport ktch ~ R.eaJ Eettlt' 5ftvka 20. 37. Coldwdl 11.mker Newport leach s. Gl"llbb•lllls 2L 38. Colchft.D Banbr Newport h~ Rw'dtllllal R,_. Eet.te Serna. 23. 39. Coldwell 8-br Newpc11t hach 6.. Metlo....., 2'. .. CoWwtil 8-br Newpon lleidt 7. .... ..,. Newp0oi1 Pn>putia 25. 41. CoWwtit Banku Newport ham 8. C°"'d.M 26. '2. Open Home CW.cit' 9 . se.Jt..te.w. :n. "'· Ha.. ol 8"' Wftlc ll. ........... .....,. ?& K Ma.15 8 It-. u. CCNllt Newport Propatln 29. '8. Cout Newpowt Propmia u. COllt Newport PropmiH 30. H . CoeM Newport Propertiee 31. 15. Cout Newpclft Propria 32.. 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Beautiful pauo atc2S, nice yards, laundry area. Carol Allison & James Gray $239,000 Code 72587 BWFFS AND LUSH GREENBELTI Immaculate, secluded end-unit overloolcing grccnbd1. Fresh paint. Centrally located near shops, schools, narure trails! Ideal community! Sally Shipley $309,000 c.ode 71357 PUTilN' ON THE RITZ Ptcsrigious home in guard-pai N"igud ShOrcs. Glunyard cnay, 6rc:placc. oounay kicchcn, w.Jk to Ria. Carlton, beach. ~npool. Laura Rostvold $319,900 c.odc 72657 SO MUCH TO ADORE! Fall in love with this beautiful home in gated Back Bay communicy. Marble flooring, Planution shuners, frpk, parios, BIG ya.rd. Bcner t.han new! Gary Hcssdgcsscr $339,800 Code 30407 BAYCREST BEST BUY! Gorgoous a.utom home oo an cxtn laige kx. ~suite, gud( room OllCl'look pool & rcx:. area. Sdlas motiv:uui! Ann, Ted & Suzanne Sun. $174.495 Gib Walktt Sun. $519,000 Hyla Benea Sun. $209,000 Hyla 8utea LOTS TO LOVE Beautiful 4br Marodla on an oan large lot. ~ bright in~ tile roof; privarc pool & spa. Gorgeous ~ Mali Gulledge $585,000 Code 71697 GOLF COURSE WXURY 2 story, 3br, 2.5ba on t.he golf course. Family rm w/frpk and built-ins. Large master sw1e. Gisela Burmeister $669,000 Code70897 PERFECT BEACH HOME 3bd, 3ba custom contemporary. Gourmet's kitchen, S«uricy system, pc.rfcctly ma.intaincd-comcs furnished. Kent McNaughton &: Stephanie Houghton $1,199,000 Code 70157 BEACH, PIER ~VIEWS 3br, 3ba custom boasts views from entire open floor plan, right on the water! Outside patio & landscaped yard lead 10 prvt. beach. Nancy Barfield &: Tom lovcnic:ti $1,995,000 Code 71757 PREMIERE BIG CANYON .FSTATE Fabulous detailed custom home built by Fari w/magnif-' iccnt views of t.hc lake &: Big Canyon golf course. Marble accents throughout, wine cellar, 6 frpk's, gym room, pool. spa. 4 car gange. Carol AJlison & James Gr.iy $3,595,000 Code 72527 TIIE GOLDEN TOUCH Dramatic European councry scyle home boascs dctails that will anu1.e you! Hand pa.in1ed Fresco walls, 4 frplc's, c:itpansivc living room & rncloscd patio. $864,000 Bob Coluccio Code 70827 UNBELlEVABLE CUSTOM View Cacalina Island from this spacious 2 a:ory custom home. Tropical landscaping. balconies, 3 decks, cathedral ceilings, skylights. 5 car g:1r.tge. Near harbor, schools. SpcaacuJarl $679,000 Nancy Barfidd & Tom lovcnitti Code 40247 OLDE CORONA DEL MAil Charming Cape Cod duplex. 34 foot lot on beautiful tree-lined meet. Both units w/3br, 2ba provide good cash flow for investor. $525,000 MiChad Smith Code 71937 ' . • • • ~..u...a...:...u.:u:..::.:.:..:~:a:..:..:~:u:-&~~~:...:.:...:..:;.:..:.:..:..~.-.J....-' FARICUSTOM FRONT ROW GOLF LOCATION • 10,000 Sq. Ft.• P ool & Spa • 3 Level& •Unbelievable Views of Big Canyon • One of a Kind • Spectacular 180 degree view of golf course • 5BR, SBA • Secluded pool & spa • Perfection plus! · $3,595,000 FAIRWAY ONE • S~ Fairway OM • Newer Medikmmean • 41JR. 7.5BA • Metfia &om, Ekvalor. 4-Car garage $3,400,000 . • White mtur VllW • Gaud Area $89S,OOO -22 HERMITAGE •Newer Custom • 4 &droom $1.249,000 ' 5 Be/rooms. 4 baths • I J,000 sq. ft. lot Bay. Ocean vw! $799,000 $2,195,000 3 WINGED FOOT • 4 bedrooms • Pool & Spa • Rnm":kkd • Huge Yard • Cul-De-54c Location $99S,OOO • Newly Rnno~kd • Ocean Views $S49,000 LH. IN<~<lME PRC)PFlrJ ·y \\ II I I I{ \I >I -"I I I I I{ I I'\ \ '\ ( I'\ (I • Triplex -Near Ocean-$389, 000 • Triplex -Costa Mesa-$239, 000 • 4-Plex-San Clnnente-$439,000 ,. ,. r ,.. ~~ ~ --r • ' ---. _, -.: . ' . "' • 1607 s.. Bel CRJe A Gated Community ... Ocean, Cata~na,Harbor & City Lights View on prime "Top of the ~n· cul- de-sac lol Huge side yard, 6BR, 48A. Perfect family home. Spectacular Ocean, Catalina and Canyon Views. Complete custom renovation. Pool and spa 1n courtyard. A rare srte affording both view and privacy. 510Allso Custom Country Villa. 4BR. Master suite w/fireplace. Country kitchen, cathedral ceilings and wood beams. Private decks located upstairs, private spa. Reduced! 530 Clff Drive, 1202 Breathtaking white water ocean views and captivating sunsets from private patio. 2BR, 2BA + Den In model condition. Underground ill'a&e W/2 spaces. Just steps to the beach and village. Reduced. "Mediterranean Villa by the Sea." Ni enchanting 58R, 5.5BA w/ocean views. Got.rmet kitchen wltol><>f-the-lile appliances, security system, A/C, game room and more. lease · Available. 21 TCMalon "Best Buy" -58R, 3BA single family attached • home w/ai- eflC001>8ssila views. Designer -decorated. Move In quaity. Must Sel! Reduced! lots of COM Charm in this 48R, 38A front house w/wOod floors. lBR, lBA unit over gara~ w/Swedish fireplace & patio. Close to footbridge & beaches. Make offer- let's sell. Vacant-Reduced! Make offer -Seller bouaht another -very motivated Completely remodeled three level condo w/ granite fireplace, central air, plantation shutters, trench doors, security gated. Close to beach . Classic Beach VIiia! FablAous views! located rf&ht on the COM sc~ 5k finish fine. Untque 38R, 3.SBA, UPSI~ house w/3(J lrving/diq room w/high cetlings. Lease/option avatlable. Spectacular Bayfront Condo in Gated Community. Prrvate pabo with endless Sunset views. 38R. 2 SBA w,'1arge master suite. Textla'ed ceilings, plantation shutters. Boat sips available Live 111 paradise! DOVER SHORES lovely, Tradrtional Home featuring large family room w/ fireplace, beam ceilings & wet bar Balconies. bay views from 2nd story. new paint & carpet Access to three private beaches ~ $550,000 ~--· ---. -~ ... _.~ r--~ -..--- _........_..._.o.-~:L..._~~.,I, <.•' Newport Properties •Buu.an.Y~&ONUTID . featuring fine properties DRAMA AND DISnNCTION New C8ltOID eslate .. Harbor Ridae wtdl llPts ucl lllOllllW. views. Fin beclroom1, foar-•U·•·tl•lf bat••· Coald be mv.U.blt by l>ectmller. Call few deUUI. •1,200,000 S33 FA8ULOU9 YI ... Pa a:ala• oc-. 'flew Aocwllllll ~ ........ • 16.IM aq.ft. terniced lot.~ ......... , ......... ,.. . .._cw tne a.-. Seller ........ ..-M ..... -:r.0001191 from condos to castles a position of d confidence SPYGLASS HILL SpKiou ~ 14.IL 11o-wltla fabldoo:I moan.tai.D A dty opts views. Qisaom.bullt 5BR, 3.75BA. ftas library, piuilw coarmet kltcbee witla nb-uro rtlrtJlt:rator ud hllt·ID stefto systaD throupoat. $749,000 051 FABULOUS FOURPLEX BaatlfuJ, wdJ.malataltled uiU eacJa wftla 2 batlls, lndmdual laaadry room Ir Pn&e· ApproL 4370 IQ.ft. Oil Dke ml-de- uc ltrtd. Grat lllAllDab&e Ion. Harry! . $347 ,500 ¥51 LISTEN TO THE WAVES Prbaw loaidoa on tk onu'1 edae • -olik most private bt9Cbel ID Lap.na. £1Uo1 tlae poooeffa& 1r11ves It oceaa bnu.e h-om tliJs weU-nuaintalned unit. Sem!ttY~ted. ElffalOr to sand. 8379,000 C37 COTTAO .... Y·TM....U Two 2BR tlome wltb caltledral •s.;·M.. cdllap tJarooPoet. ftreplatt A prfftte pedo. A A • *Ip te tk Newport betldles. '3 ,000 TS1 .. ,. Read the latest happenings in ..• Buylines As promised in last week's column, we got the latest scoop on the Laughlin party, which many local Realtors and affiliates attended. The event was hosted by Astrid Torquato with ORANGE COAST TITLE. Additional sponsorf> were Darrell Pash of METRO REALTY, Scott Watrous of FREEDOM ESCROW and Tim Lear of CATA.UNA TERMITE. The event began early Sunday morning. as the <.:rew gathered for brcakfa-.t. a 6 a.m. bu!> trip and some li vely beverage~. Highlights ind uded a w mcdy hour by Jill Henry of PRUDENTIAL ADVANTAGE. Olaf Kilthau of REMAX CERRITOS showed that he's a serious cowboy in a western water showdown. The bus ride was complete with bubbles blowing through the air. , Upon arrival, the group spent the afternoon swimming and jet skiing on the river. That evening, dinner and dancing got everyone going. The dancing continued on the bus ride back along with beach balls bouncing about. llie tollowing m v1 u s were especially noteworthy at the event. Big winners: Darrell Pash, Gary SulJy, Michael Kenney of Metro Realty Social club: Sean Mebran and Olaf KIJthau of RF1MAX Cerrltos Comedienne: Jill Henry of Prudential Advantage Tan Beauty: Sally Stanton of Sally Stanton Fitness Best Personality: Marianna Lomonaco Mr. Flirt: Mike Tashman of Prudential -Jon Douglas, Co. Everyone had a blast, they're all looking forward to next year's bash and they send a big thank you to Astrid Torquato and Orange Coast Title. COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIBS received the first signed reproduction of Marjorie Pesek's winning artwork for the Corona del Mar Scenic 5K Race and 2 Mile Fun Walk at the sponsors' reception on Monday. The event was held at the Five Crowns. As event sponsor, Coast received a beautifully framed poster, the first of 200 limited editions. 1be 15th annual event will be e d next Saturday, June l . Sharon Grimes of WATERFRONT HOMESICOWWEU BANKER will be taking a group of fourth, fifth and ~ sixth grade.rs from Newport Elementary ScbooJ to the Quad-MATH-ALON next Saturday. About 120 youngsters will be giving up their Saturday morning cartoons to compete in events such as mental math, computations and a math relay at Tustin High School. Grimes told us that the group has been meeting after school on Mondays. "They come there after school and they still work for an hour an.d a half, even after a full day at school -that's bow excited they are," she said. Welcome to Valerie Howell. who named the new property manager tor Waterfront. She's a licensed real estate agent. Traveling this week are Georgianne Peacock who went to Las Vegas wilb her husband Dave; and Renee Pete KJDa, who went to Havasu with her husband. G The staff of COWWEU BANKER COSTA MBSA threw a baby shower~ Sonja Key who's expecting her first child in late June. The get-together ~f held at Donna Rudolph's home in · Mesa Venje. Look for Jerrie Mahoney. who\ cruising around in her brand new white Cadillac. She coosiders it a dream come aue, since it's been seven yt:al"\ 'ince she bought a new car. Do 1'Jll ltlne any news to include in the Brqlilles colwnn? Just call Ju/it Viker, real estaU editor (714) 574.4242 or fax (71') 650-4802. Extraordinary Views Of The Ocean, Jetty, Bay And Catalina COVER HOME Presented by STAR REAL EsTATE 2 Corporate Plai.a •Suite 130 •Newport Beach • 644-8700 In a community where location is everything. this landmark residence is situated on one of the finest sites in Corona dcl Mar "Spectacular~ understates-the view of the Pacific Ocean. Catalina Island, the entrance to Newport Harbor with white water at the letty plus a wide channel view of the Bay. Palms frame the parade cf boats by day and the twinkle of harl>or lights by night. Manicured grounds complement the striking traditional residence admired for its expansive viewing bala>ny with ornamental iron railings, curved path to a beautiful antique oak with leaded glass entry door and timeless architectural design. l~lde, the marble entry accents an elegant. entertainment oriented home with two marble fireplaces and a dining room replete with adjoining t.erranum and fountain. This four bedroom, three bath home includes a srunning roamer suite with beautiful beam celling, window seats. fireplace and a balcony with spa. The residence is superbly maintained and has been replumbcd. rewired and has ~ and "lir conditioning. There is new carpet and new wall and W1bdow ueatmen~ throughout Extra features include a three car ~. lnrirOOm and security system. OfluetJ Id 1111.JO,(Jt}(J Private Sho~ are welcome by appointment Plea.1e c.ontact Star Real Estate 644 8700 . ~'";-..... -..... . ~ ' \ r r""i. NEWPORT SHOUS 40. lBA ~ kit new doors, windows, sk~ firs. Fr doofs. Convn. pool~ ............ U 17.000 BAUOA ISLAND Owlrmer duplell. LI Lit wJllmestone he.vth. New c.vpet t/o. Apt CN« 2-ar ptqdst7.- HAUOll VIEW tm..lS lush grOISlds Kant remodel. New sk~ rool, ~ drs/Wtrdaw/abs. GofseouSl ..•. $72t.OOO CORONA DU. MAil So. ot Cout Hwy. Charming cottage &. .ntst studio W/OCll WI.~ dedt 2-c.v JM.$624.f50 OCEAN aw. CdM Wotld-dass ~view. 4BR.. 3M., 2fplc., 3-ar SN· Dedl w/spa. Spectaculatl .. $1,IS0.000 COllONA DU. MAil Duplex. Charming 2BR house w/pkket ~nee. Huge 4Bl 38A unit. Condo AppMS ..•.. $619.000 BIG CANYON Prime loc. 38R. 2.58.\ Mcl&ln twnhm w/prd. ' rtmod kit, wet bar, cu.st mirrors. fplc. ....... $275,000 lAST5IDl HEIGlll'5 Cute duplex w/wNte pldtet fence/shutters. Uch 2.N wffr*-Z.C.., g.u. Sep yolrds_$!5f .... , . I Grubb & ·Ellis leads in sales price ·Newport Beach office has highest average sales price among firms in Orange County The Newport Beach-based reaJ estate franchise. Grubb & Ellis/Beller Homes and Gardens was recognized last week a-. a leader in 1hc Orange County real estate markc1. In an article by Patrick Veling. an Orange County real estate analyst and partner of Dynamic Marketmg Resources Incorporated. Beller Home., and Gardens had the highcs1 average \ales price among leadjog franchi se and independent firms operating m Orange County. "It's great lo be recognized by an independe nt source as the best of the leading firms." said Dennis Gordon. president of Grubb & Ems. ''When you look at the competition in the marketplace -Coldwell Banker. Prudential First Team. RE/MAX, Tarbell. Ce111ury 2 1 and others, it's gratifying to realiLc we are the leaders in the market. Our commitment to the highest qualily service and support to our clicnls and agent'> continu.es to be the drivmg force of our organization and the rca.,on for 1~s success. In the highly competitive Southern California marketplace. Grubb & Ellis has Dennis Gordon developed a wide spectrum of marketing strategies. For upscale and luxury home markets, the firm offers national and international networks with their "Elegant Homes Division" and Christie's Great Estates. "Our marketing programs are unparalleled in tbe industry," Gordon said. "Sales associates recognize the benefits of associating with an organization that provides superior levels of service and products to our clients." For more informa/Wn about Grubb & Ellis, or to learn more about utilizing their marketing programs to get the best price for your home, contact the Grubb & Ellis/Be/Ur Homes and Gardens office nearest you. Mediterranean beach villa Completed in November 1995. this three bedroom, three bath home maximizes the view from every room possible. Included in this residence is a full entertainer's wet bar, travertine and marble fireplaces. and view lcitchen with walk-in pantry, built-in appliances, granite counters and oak cabinets, adjoirung a tiled dining area/family room. From the plush step-down living room, wallc out onto a custom patio surrounded by professional tropical landscaping, green lawn and private beach. Extending from the patio is a shared pier with a boat slip that will accommodate a large yacht Offered at $1,99.5,000. For more lnfonnadon, call 1blfl Iov•nilti and Nancy Bar}Uld of Grubb & Ellh R•silhndal Real &taU &rvkes, 23 Corpora# PIM.a, St.. 190, Nffport B•ada, (1 U) .f1~ 29 8 a.m . -l :30 p .m .. Seminar with Rick Willis, Double Your Income by Working Smarter Not Harder. at the Hyatt Newporter " 2 -5 p .m .. Internet Class 30 9 -11 a .m .. COMPASS Beginner Course 31 3 5 6 7 10 11 12 6 -8 p .m .. Laguna/Newport Cocktail Cruise 10 a.m. -2 p .m .. Broker Preview Charity Golf Tournament at Pelican Hill Golf Course 9 a.m. -noon, Ethics l p .m. -4 p .m .. Agency Corpus Christi MLS Book Delivery 8:45 a .m., Community Relatfons Committee meeting 9 a .m .. MLS Committee meeting 8:45 o.m .. Affiliate Committee meeting 8:45 o .m., GPA Committee meeting 2 p.m. -5 p.m .. Internet class 9 o.m. -noon. Tax Planning for RE Investments 1 p.m. -4 p .m .. Sure No Problem. Trust Me 13 8:30 o.m., Boord of Directors meeting 2 p .m. -4 p.m .. COMPASS Beginner course 19 Noon -l :30 p .m .. Free Seminar: Not Just Another Exchange Seminar 9 o.m. -noon. Anatomy of An Adjustable Loon 1 p.m. -4 p.m., REO's 20 9 o .m .. Grievance Committee meetfng 9 a .m. -11 a .m .• COMPASS AdVanced course 2 p .m. and 4 p .m., Lightning Flyer seminar 26 l 0 a.m. -1 p .m .. Seminar: Wof1dng with the Appraiser 2 p .m . -5 p.m., Internet class 27 9 a.m. -11 a .m ., COMPASS Beginner course ,. "fabuloal Income ''Brand New ''Balboa bland Property" Home" DupleX-' ~t 2 Br Cottag • Excellent Location • Great Loe. Steps +2 Br Apt. • Top Quality To South Bayfront • Private Garage. Construction • E,.cb Unit Has '.\ Br Patios &: Balcony •SFROrDupa &: 2 Ba &: Furni~ $145,000 $925,000 $759,000 "19MCDM "Ch.um Of "Great Island Tour Home" The lllancl" Location" • Magnific:en t .S Br, • Darling 2 Br, •Duplex Or SFR 4..S Ba Home 2 Ba Cottage • Close To NBF • Elepnt DecQJ • Cu&tom Decor • Under Constructi 4 Off-Street Putin • Built New 1990 Quality Features T ,,..,, ... $635,0UO $895,000 $H5,000 C.11 Aliu Browndl C.ll Aliu Brown~ll 5 "ANC>bately ' "Panoramic "Great Villa Golgecw" View•" Balboa Condo" •Sea Faire •E Plan• • Incredible Bay &: • Great Valllll! ! Largest 2 Br Ocean Views • Small 2 Br Modt:I Bay A: Ocean Views • Beauti!Ul Property • Steps To Beach • Designer Decor • 3 Br Luxury Condo • Great Community $325,000 $399,000 $149,000 "Super Shup" "Newer Villa Point Condo" • Plush White Carpet • Small Ocean View Gorgeous I Br. I B • Desiper Window • Villa Balboa I Br •WeULocaWd Coverings • Nice Condition •Vaulted Ceilings • lo ElceUent Coad. •Close To Beach With Skyligbts $244,000 $139,000 $149,000 II W1altn Mitchn • 588-3083 "Omtmdlng "Extra Luge Great Penthoue Value" Villa Balboa" Value" • Ovenized 1 Br • Outatanding Value • I Br, I Ba c.ondo • Good Locatioa • Unique Floor Plan •WeULocaWd •Very Quiet • TutelW Decor • Vaulted C.eilings • Vay Large Palio Faces Common With StyU,bts $139,000 $139,000 Pelican Point Magnificent custom home. Large lot with panoramic views. Sara Hinman $3,325,000 Big Canyon Customized family home on comer lot. Priced to sell NOW! Sally Anne & Don Sheridan $995.000 North Laguna Immaculate view home on large lot. Very private. Marsha Grtnbe .. Andenon $719,000 New Listings Balboa Peninsula Point Fabulous Old World style residence with dock. Jerry Ftnster $2,295,000 Balboa Island Beautiful new 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath custom home Marte Farco $995,000 Dover Shores Freshly painted 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath. Move-In condition! Esther Fine $595,000 PenlM•la Bayfront Terrific location. 3 8d. 3.5 Ba. w/ dock. beach. great views. Corkett & Hill $1,675,000 Dover Shores Immaculate slncle story home on huge private lot Pool/spa. Esther Fine $19S,000 Ba11hore1 Charmin& 3 bedroom beach cottage In great, quiet location. Molly den & Bob Wecl-n $'89,000 Coroa del Mair Charmine traditional home on canyon with ooean view. am. u.cllaJ $1.295,000 Blc Caa1on Great 3 bedroom Oeauville on aoU course. Pool and view. Bevelty MorphJ $190,000 S.. w..d 2 bedroom + den, 2.5 bath townhome. Destcner perfect! £Idler F'hle $'79,000 SB (I..,) S•a {I_,) Su (2-6) New Listings Parblde Town homes ·Channing 2 Bd. 1.5 Ba. townhome with 2 car garage, Heidi Stockwell $86,000 t Spotlight Irvine Cove Oceanfront 6 bedroom Abalone Point home on 112 acre site. Rod Daley $5,290,000 Bayfront lot with 62 ft . frontaae and spectacular views. Beverly Morphy $4,400,000 72 644~1600 723~8800 Beach Communities Mystic HIUs 180° ocean view 3 bedroom home on large lot. BIU Wedmore $689,000 Huntington Beach Big 4-plex with 6 garages, 3 baths each unit. Rick Langevin $795,000 Cameo Shores' Great view, gorgeous 4 bedroom, family room, open and light. Evan Corkett $1 ,385,000 Shorecllffl Remodeled home with ocean and canyon views on large lot. Mary Oeft & Bob Weclarz $1 ,649,000 Gated Communities Bayview Court Move in condition 2 bed room, 2 bath condo. Pool & spa. Heldl Stoc.lcweU $219,000 Newport Coast Upgraded 3 Bd. 3 Ba. Sancerre home with mountain view. Mary DITuJllo $287,500 Harbor Ridge Crest Crest townhome set back In quiet tree filled grove. Unique setting. Well done Interior. Beverly Morphy $399,000 r Altez:za Plan A 2 bedroom, 2 bath + den, ground level, end unit, with spectacular views. RJck Laqevln $399,500 Newport Coest 3 bedroom + den with pool and spa in St. Michel. Mike Marr $449,000 Emer•ld Bay Sweepln1 views from upper EmeraJd Bay lot. Rod Daley $595,000 Se.view Great view 3 bedroom, 2 bath with loft on large lot. Smith & Fb $599,000 View Properties SpJ•l•M HUJ FabuJous ocean and bay view. 4 bedrooms, 2.S baths. Connie Mauenti $1 ,195,000 Oce•n Rldce Spectacular vfew of sunsets over Harbor. New 5 Bd. S.5 Ba. Connie Mauentl $1,499,000 Gra•Yllle 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, 9th fairway of NBCC. Community pool. Rick l..aapwla $649,000 Newport CoMt Customized 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. on the larsest lot in The Pointe! Lomb9rdl & Wordea $899,000 Emerald BaJ Fabulous view 4 bedroom dose to parlt and beach. Hlnman & HlndiJer $1,295,000 Bis Canyon One of the largest lots. Completely remodeled. with view and pool. Chrlt Undsay $1 ,495,000 Costa Mesa Eaatalde Coeu M... 6 cottace Style unJts on larp lot In prtme locati<>n. HeklJ Stockwell $'49,000 Seawlnd 2 Bd. 1.5 Ba. condo wJth 2 car garage. Walk to ocean. • HeldJ Stockwell $179 .000 Newport North Highly upgraded 2 bedroom townhome with view. Gree Lombardi $189,000 Harbor HJcltlli•ds 4 bedroom 2.5 bath family home. Great value! Catt&Feeney $359,900 Wnt Newport Spacious beach getaway. 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath built In 1991. Laree master with high ceUlnp. am.ea Nllea $315,000 ~ayfrontUving Udo l1le Bayfront on 40 ft wide lot with la.rec dock and fabulous vtew. Blbb & Durpn $2,2,0,000 Newport Beach Harbor View Homes Wonderfully maintained 4 bedroom, 3 bath Montego Inside the loop. Move-in condition. Kline & Harris $465,000 Harbor View Homes Expanded 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. on exceptionaJly huge lot. Schmiesing & Mertz $639,000 Harbor View Homes Perfect 5 Bd. famlly home with lots of upgrades. Susan Scanlan $689,000 Udo Isle Udo Isle perfection! 3 bedrooms, 45 ft. lot with south patio. Johll & Robln McMonJale $69'.000 Beacon Bay Cozy updated 3 bedroom beach home with rental unit. Mike Marr $739,000 Dover Shore. 4 Bd. + llbral)', a green lawn, pool and spa. Front row views I Austero & Kim $1 ,195,000 Big Canyon Model perfect 5 Bd. family home with large backyard, pool, spa, city lights and mountain views. Worden & Bibb $1.295,000 Family Neighborhoods N.wport Nortlt Lowest priced 2 bedroom townhome. Prime location. Gree LomblirdJ $113,990 Mission Vlelo Well priced 4 Bd. pool home on large lot In Montell BlU Wedmore $229,900 Newport eo..t 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath built In 1994 In Sancerre. Gated. Pa~ck & Tony Bartollc $299,000 -,,... -;--,.'s -'-":-.!' ~-lf" . -j -_..\ • ---.. ' .-.. ~ --~ A ~ .... F .. ..._ 644~1600 723~8800 COrona del Mar· Shorecllffs 5 bedroom. 5.5 bath family home In beach community Evan Corkett $119,000 Harbor View Hills Exceptional property. G~t 5 8d home w/ huce-yard. Susan Scanlan $1,0to,OOO ---,..: _______________ _ 717~4711 Exclusive Lido Isle Bayf'ront 851 Via Lido Soud $3.495. 000 ~ of' Udo Isle 121 Via Orvieto $795,000 OPEN SUNDAY • .. JOHN ROBIN Pivat:ol Point: of' Newport: Harbor The tip of Lido Isle and Newport's most exdusive gated address. There is no better harbor loation. This unique wrap around lot fronts on to the turning b'asio, and two separate channels of water providing complete privacy from behind an expansive 200 feet of bay frontage. An estate drive fans out to breathtaking day and city light views of panoramic harbor, Fashion Island, Newport Coast and the Saddleback Mountains. Dock will host I 00' + vessel. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own the "&est of the Best" in Newport Beach. Best Buy on the Bayf'ront Ocean RJd•e Custom Family Home 26 Linda Isle $1. 995. 000 Inc ludes Landi Elegant Lido I s l e I-tome 124 Via Trieste $699. 000 I Windemere Court $1.595.<><><> 207 Via Jucar $695.<><><> 3805 Seashore Drive $895,000 6906 West Ocean Front $849,000 119 35tfa Street $545,000. -11;1 111 t. PcH ll H('\11 .. ' :.· .· ' '11 2833~ $499,000 7004 West Ocean Front $1,095,000 1920 West Ocean Front $998,000 123 "B" 36tfa Street $300,000. 61 I Udo Pari Drive #2A $449,000 206 Fern Street $289,000 4915 & 4917 River Avenue Beacli Duplex 409 62114 Street $325,000 ' .. •-. -r-• -• - 17 40 East Oceanfront $2,545,000 Bob Be 723-8800 x34 ,,, 316 Buena Vista $1,399,000 Ronda Hein 723-8800 x26 3707 Lake Avenue $599,000 Ronda Hein 723-8800 x26 ~-- .. . ' ~ ~~ ,.-. :""~---rl'--- ~ .... ... • ---~ .. .I ..... ~ • • --+ DENNIS DURGAN -DEBI BIBB 759-3707 OLDE CORONA DEL MAR Premier location just steps to Cftina Cove. Four bedroom New England style home with soaring ceilings and wood ffoors . Guest quarters witn private entrance. . $759,000 LANDMARK LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT ESTATE 'Two-hundred fiet of bay frontage. Docking possibilities for a yacht in excess of one-hundred feet, gracious Palm Beach style estate witli lusli grounds, pool, spa and motorcourt. A RARE OPPORTUNITY To OWN "THE BEST OF T.HE BEST" Call for details • . ()PEN SUNDAY I :00 P.M. ,,__ 5:00 P.M. I 61 HILLSDALE $679,900 • Prestigious Gate Guarded.Community . • Largest Model with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3 car garage • Great Location Overlooking Community Park LYNN NOAH 759-3722 .. HEATHER ANGEL Seffing a Coasta{ Lif estgfe 759~3743 436 Begonia $695,000 Custom 2 story witfa 4 Bd. 3 Ba. Close to parft. 2034 E. Oceanfront · $1,479,000 Sophistication on tfae sand. Prime Point location . , ' , _., ______ , ___ _ • Coast Newp,~rt Properties opens Lido office~_ New office located within historic Lido Village Coasr Newport Propertic~ i~ pleased lo annoum:c the opening Of II' 'Cl'C>nd re-.1dcn11al real estate ofli<.:c. conveniently l<x::.11cd adjacent to Lido h ie on Via Lido. "Cu ... wmer service and !>atisfaction have Coast Newport Properties, 3377 Via Lido · _Turtle Rock area of Irvine. It also services listings from Coto de Caza and San Juan Capistrano to Anaheim, Costa Mesa and Tustin. alway., been the number one priority at Crni'>t Newport Properties and we opened , our \ccond office in order to better serve ; our cltcntele in the Lido, Wc~t Newport and Peninsula commumties." said Danny Bibb. prc\1dent. "Not only are we excited about the location of this office because of its convenience for our clientele. but also because it is located within Lido Village. a very beautiful and historically significant area of Newport Beach." E!.tablished in 1990. Coac;t Newport Properties has become Orange County's premiere residential brokerage finn with a '>trong prc,cncc in Newport Beach. Corona dcl Mar. Laguna Beach and the "We are dedicated to providing our clients with unequalled market knowledge. personalized service and impeccable intl!grity," Bibb said. 'The seasoned professionals who make up the Lido office sales staff are dedicated to maintaining the same outstanding qualities upon which Coast Newport Properties had built its reputation." Visit tht new offke locaU4 at 3377 Via Lido, Newport Btach or call (714) 723- 8800. Coast Newport Properties sponsors Corona del Mar SK and Fun Walk Proceeds from event support youth programs Coa!>t Newport Propcrt1c<, I'> proud to be the event spono;or of the J 5th Annual· Corona dcl Mar Scenic SK and 2 Mile Fun Walk. Sat.. June l. Proceeds from this event help support lhe youth program., sponsored by the City of Newport Beach Community Se rvices Department. To register or obtain additional information, call (7./4) 644-1600. . Family neighborhood Located in the Newport~· community of St. Michel, this gate guarded home is just minutes away from Fashion Island, the shoppmg hub of the area. Consisting of more than 2,100 square feet. this home features three bedrooms, two and one-half baths. a see:arate dining room. wonderful family room with fireplace and kitchen with light wood oolorcd cabinets and a bcukfast area. A loft at t head of the stairs is available as a den or office. There is a spacious entry ball and handsome traditional s~. ~lantati.on ">huttm. high quality neutral carpet and ceramic floor tile enhance tbe light airy feeling of th1\ open twe>-story home. The rear yard receives morning sunlight and has an attractive patio and mature landscaping. A community pool and spa is less than a block away. Priced at $409 ,000. Coa1t Ntwp0rc Propertin, 4 Ctvic PlatJI, SU. 26(), N•wporc Beach. or caU 644- J 6()(). Mediterranean luxury living Situated in tbe private guard gated. golf course community of Marbella Country Club, this custom home fearures three bedrooms, two and one-half baths and a three car garage. 1be formal living room and dining room are perfect for elegant entertaining. Attention co detail throughoot this . home is evident with coffered ceilings, beautiful French doors, marble flooring, gramte flooring and countertops, solid brass fixtures. recessed liabting, built-in intercom and security systems. Chefs will love the gourmet kitchen and tftakfut nook that offer built-in JennAir gas range and gas grill. JennAir dual ovens. large center island with vegetable sink and walk-in pantty. The master bedroom is located on the main floor with i.ge dreuing uea. separate shower and Roman tub, dual ainb and cedar lined walk-in closet with custom built-ins. The children's winJ or guest quarters is located on tbe aecood floor with distant views of the golf course from tbe balc0ny. Professional laodlcapins eobanocs the private and serene location backing to the open hills. Built io 1990, thil Meclitenanean-atyle home is offered at $625,000. I For_,,. btfonNltlo11, colll«I HMIJw S.... MW, Coal N..,,ort ,,,...,.,, ' a.,,,,,_, s.. u o;N...,,,,,_.., _,ff' ,.aaa •••••••••••• ·.·.•.·,·.·::.·.·. t t f • t t ri"Trt I f I I , t I -t 1 I ~ ~' k~~ ••• • ••••••••••~•rrr•r_..~J~'J.IJ.~ .~L~~~ ~~·~f:/#JJ/'J ,,IJ,,... LocMed on one cA Newports' best 1willllDinJ bclcbes. This chuming bacb OOU11t iJ litmflrJd oa two 2S' Joa. Wide lllldy beacb. easy peninsula-.. Lm..,. ~ •t••liW> .... '7•• adl, si.-.... rw .._.. .... aa.ce. Cllll Rius FIMUr • 67'3-3m 1740 Plaza del Norte Listed and Sold by Dayna Pettit• 673-3899 Bayfront MobUe Home 0n:at peniAula 1ocat1oo. walkina cmwice to 9ome of Newport's best shops. restaw'lllts and entertainment. 2BR. 2BA. laundry wilh washer and dryu, booDs room. tfio.ar parting. $169,000 Call 10• BJtUU • 67'3-3777 Oceanfront Duplex Prime boardwalk location, while water views, best swimming • beach. All ocw paint. CllpCt. floors and window trc:almenls. $725,000 MUST SELL! Call Chris Brigandi • 67'3-3777 Bayfront Condo Boelers-Livc ca the bay. 2BR full aec:urity pent.house coodo- Private marina -Swimminr pool -Fumisbcd. $.170,000 . Call Herb Manhpll • 312-0284 Listed and Sold by ~ayna Pettit • 673-3899 Spacious 3BR, 2BA w/X·large family room that couJd be 4th br. Buutiful bcadi and city light views. Nice grassy area and patio 00 the beach. s1,09s.ooo · Call Chris Brigandi • 67'3-3777 Turn Key Condo Beautiful 2BR. 2BA coodo walking dJstancc IO TriangJe Square. l..andscaped by Rogers Garden. 'Thll hotne is ready to move into NOW. $194,900 CaU Kathken Lawkr • 67'3-3777 About I boor frOOl Newport Beach. Palm Desert and San Diero. 4000+/-sq.ft. Country French home 48R. 38A, pool, lCn.O.is court, 3BR. 2BA. iucst bowie. stream. $895,000 CaU Vane Ma1eU • 67'3-3777 -.. ' , ... Open Houses $650,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 J. Mather $199,500 Sun 1-5 N. Fogarty $419,000 Sun 2-5 P. Davenport 503 Poppy Ave. $469,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 Baily/Cole -1218 Polaris $895,000 Sun 1·5 S. Mittman a11•r•n 4210 Spindrift '210,000 Sun 2·5 D.Johnson 12 Kamalii Court $227,000 Sun 1-5 8. Chambers 61 Sea Pint Lane $329,000 Sun 1-4 S. VanAlst 1900 Santiago $735,000 Sun 1·5 S.Luby $245,000 Sun 1-5 A. Hall $209,000 Sun 1-5 J. Howe $950.000 Sun 1-5 M. Jank PUiier Visu one of our~ HoMu. and fqister to ..Mt a $400 lift cmi/icate to ..,_., Qedm.s! Lovely traditional 58R custom home oo corner lot. Lots 01 used brick. This 2-story home offers great family living. Lalge family room opens onto veranda. Must see! Use as a 5bd.3ba. Fam room w/rypen beam ceiling, lrpl. & an extra kit upstairs. OR seal otf ooe door & it becomes a <llplex. 380+ family room & 28A in front nBO. tBA w/double cac garage. ..... 380. 3BA beauty! Great oourtyard entJy, elaborate oriental IMdscaping,pond, walelfall. small bridge A must see! $421,• Lovely Monaco model-280 plus den in Howbor View Homes. \JPOf3ded tile In kitchen and balhs, hardwood flooring and new berber carpets. PricedRi~ Considered among the best locatioos in Travatef 380 townhome offers fabulous. unobstructed ocean & city views. Outstanding 'F plan inciudes 8ert>el carpet, tile PMf'S & wood blinds PRICE REDUCTION! Beautiful & completely remodeled 2BA +den (1 level) Very light & bright. Nothing left untouched. Move right in & enjay! $515,• (1!'7023) Great opportunity to bid your dream liOiiieAPP 18,700 SQ fl IOI located on cynw/some ocean views. Charming 380, 28A hm wnBD. 2BA guest house New paint + new carpel Follow the brid< path -open the Dutch doors to see this beautiful 280. 28A res. Newish roof, upgraded kitchen. ceiling fan & nice garden tool I• I · I I BARBARA SWlNDALL 729-7286 1990 Gated Mediterranean Villas next to the Newport Beach Golf Course. Walk to Balboa ls/a.nd & Fashion Isltind. $389,000 $214,900 $260,000 $194,900 Dotti Johnson 760-1966 presents Lovely 3BR 2BA Condo, hardwood floors, plantation shutters, 5 skylights, solar heating, community pool. $210,000 ( : < > R < > ,. \ I) I I .\ 1 \I{ ,"',.If/Id( t/\flc c ·IJJ/1/ll\ 753 Avocado 2 Bedroom -2 Bath Private Gange: OpenMonl-S $229,SOO 70'1 }fa.,. ••• 711 112 ~ ... 'W'tl • • Protecting your income by St.eve Ostrin Prcquenlly I mention the PS& G. or protection. savings and growth model, when discussing financial plans. 1f you don't have enough Qf one of the components, usually the others are endangered. In this article we're revisiting the protection portion of your plan in order to discuss an often overlooked piece of your financial puzzle. lf you are in business you probably insure the "Components of your business against loss beyond your control. You insure your inmises against fire, accidental injury, and theft of property. Your equipment is probebly insured. You probably have business intenupdon insurance to compensate you if yoor property is rendered unusable due to accidental damage. Whether or not you own a business you probably insure your car and your dwelling. Life, homeowners and other insurance poLicies provide important kinds of coverag~. but they will not safepard you from financJal ruin if disability prevents you from working. The stark. reality y without disability insurance, a serious injury or illness oould be financially devastatina to you and your family. You may believe you're less likely to become disabled than die pmnlltUrely, but statistics show exactly the opposite ia true. According to the Society of Actuaries, at any given time in your Catl'Cr the ch.aoce that a long- term disability will occur is several times the likelihood of death. Before you read further. get a piece of blank paper and a s..,,. Ostrin writing utensil. Write the names of 20 people that lcnow each other (members of your family, club members ... ). Once you have finished the list, circle the ones who have had a disability lasting 90 days or looger. My uperience has shown more than 90 percent of you will have circled at least ooe name on your lists. If you cam $50,000 per year, in 20 years you will have earned $1 million. Without you in it. will your car cam you that kind of money? Will any of the other thinp you ins~ continue your income? Disability insurance, also known as disability income replacement insurance, is the only vehicle that will replace your income in the event that you become disabled due to accident or UJ.neu. 1bere are several types of disability insurance policies. A properly licented agent or financial repreaentative can e~plain which is best for you. l have written a few articles explaining. in laypersoo's tmns, what tO k>ok for in ~lY. policies. Pleuc call « write me if you would like a free reprint. SUH °'""' " ..,,,. Ora~ C•ldJ F""'1tdol s.nkn, $7$ A"'°'9 lllwl. Siii# ISO, Ct>dfl M• Ct na1, (1U) 5#4201. ••• •• ii Olpe Cod Cottage home. 2.stoty 3BR, 2SA. Warm and spacious 3BR, 2BA home with Pristine Cape Cod 2BR 28A. Remod in Fresh & bright. Vaulted bf!amed ceilings. formal dining room and sunny breakfast '95. Gourmet lot. in granite, breakfast nook, Lerge f&mlly ldtd~ eree. Bflck petio and nook. Detllched 1BR, 1 ba studio cottage.... frml dining. Quality brickworlc., woodwo<k of lsland .................................. $195,000 yard:for entertaining ................... $549,000 ................................................ $540,000 & cebinetry ................................ $649,000 ......-...... ~-..CHUCK RUMBOLD•MARY HARD~.~~ @u=ROSE VALLERA•BIMG GIRLING ~..,-rL. ----- Real~r recognized for crime preven~ion efforts Jackie Gillis is commended by Costa Mesa mayor for organizing Neighborhood Watch groups Costa Mesa Realtor Jackie Gillis was recognized by Joe Erickson, mayor of Costa Mesa, at the city's council meeting on· Monday for her co~tment to the city's Neighborhood Watch program. JoQie Gillis Local executives to speak on housing clusters at conference Pacific Coast Builders Conference to feature presentations by Jeffrey Slavin and Donald Jacobs Dori us bas designed more than I 0 cluster housing developments. including such Gold Nugget Grand Award-winning projects as Travilla in Tustin Ranch and Brindisi in Irvine. '1brough our experience, we've determined which key elements can set the tone for a successful cluster community," Jacobs said. "Such details as the entry, number of units and location of windows can make a world of difference depending on the location. buyers and the market." Based on direct feedback from buyers. Jacobs' presentation will reveal the challenges and step-by-step process of designing clusters as well as illustrate bow landscaping. color and entry ways can set the mood for a successful design. Currently serving as the 1996 national •• 11 ~ "Your assistance in the coordination of numerous Neighborhood Watch meetings during the past several months bas been a vital link between staff and the community," read the mayor's commendation. '"'Ibe City Council strongly supports Neighborhood Watch programs because these programs provide a tremendous opportunity for both residents and our officers." Gillis explained. "There are signs posted on every block and stickers on front and back windows of homes. 1besc act as a deterrent to thieves." Jeffrey Slavin, president of California Pacific Homes in Newport Beach. and Donald Jaoobs, president of mz Dorius Architecture and Planning in Irvine. will be two of four featured speakers on cluster housing during the upcoming Pacific Coast Builders Conference (PCBC) Western Building Show in San Francisco. Scheduled for Thursday, June 27, at 1:45 p.m., the program will focus on the do's and don'ts of cluster housing as well as address design criteria and planning issues. Joining Slavin and Jacobs on the distinguished panel will be Jeff Meyers of the Meyers Group in Irvine and Thomas dcRegt of Newport Cities Development Group in Monterey. John Thatch of the Dahlin Group in San R.amon will serve as moderator of the pogram. Each speaker will offer a first-band look at the growth of cluster bousin1 over the put five years. According to Jacobs. a natioGally- ~ expert on cluster housing, JBZ chainnan of the Housing Committee for • Oillis bas orgutizcd 18 Neigbboihood Watch propms on the east side of Cosca Mesa. "I feet like it's a good civic service." f • • r" I " • • "# • t " • • • • • ' • • • .. • ... ~ t • .. • ' •• ' Gillis attends each neighborhood's meeting and said it's a good way for neighbors to get to know each other. J«kU Glllb, RMllor llfOY IH rw«ltd at 448 MopolM, Ctnlo Mesa or coll (114) 631../JOll. ¥ t • • • .' t t •• ' \,.---·· . --- the American Institute of Architects. Jacobs bas received more than 30 local and national awards. The PCBC Western Building Show runs from June 26-29 at the Moscooe Center in San Francisco with .. the exhibit floor opeo from June 27-'29. For ~ Ut/Ol"llf mdP o" tM PCllC Wnu111t B"'11M116 SAow, Ctlll (91') JlS. 9300"'"" Oii ,. l'C-.c'I ,.,... .... "'6• tll ltJlp:/lwww. wkorrfwk. ..... --· ·-·--------~":: := -· ---. . .. - . .... - Boasting panoramic ocean, Catalina, mountain and city light views, this 5 bedroom home, on a large lot, features a spacious back yard with pool. $919 ,000 • Don & Joyce Ol.oo N OllTH lAGuNA Bright, freshly decorated 4 bd home with fabulous ocean and sunset views. Family room, office, wine ce!lar and vieu• ckc/u on a large private lot. SI, 395,000 • U. ~ fl Ridr Sd.mLtt COllONA DEL M AR This traditional home ooor/oo/u the blue Paci/;c with fc,r.v.r white water, coatd.af roc1c and Catalina Ia/and view.. lncluJu 4 bedrooms, 3 bat.Ira. $1,950,000 • Jolm Campi.di Comp/ete/y remodeled and immoculate 3 bedroom home with family room and ocoon and dty };ght V1~11. Quality mat.rials, wood /loors, Berb.r carpet. $1,295,000 • V.Jerie Howell Custom contemporary 4 bd hom• built ;,. 1987. Prime south-facing /£ztion. Beautiful patio with privat. spa. $795,000 • Ali.on McCormiclr On th. .and w;th incomparal,/• bay oiaoa, impregi1», elegant, top qual;ty traditional cu.tom home with 6 beJroo,,.., dining and family rocmi., ti.en. $3,950,000 CORONA DEL MAR This 6 '*1room, 6 batli utale kim a privaU beacJ,, prioat#.bay.i<k poof, prioal# t~ spa, and a /our car ga~ lncl""4s pi~ with BpatJQ for 5 boats. $4,900,000 • Judy MUIM!Y 0cEANPRONT &wti/u/, profusionaOy landacaped 3 bd home w;th J.n in prime miJJJe ptl'1iMula /ocabon. Totally ,..wt«kkJ in '<)O untl. wood f/oor., spa $1,"95,000 • Emily~ TuRTLB Rocx CRJJST T "°" ma;..tic ..,;,.gs ~ up tJ,;,, ·4 b.Jroo,,., 3.5 bath I.om .. Jncred;bl. .,;.. of],,,;,,.;, ,118,, giwn j;.IJ. anJ canyon6. Spocio.. boc/q,a,J cmJ pabo $1,425,000 • Sonja Powell • Present;ng services as except;onal as t~e propert;es we represent ·-INVERNESS $2,895,000 Overlooking 8th Fairway DEERWOOD $3,950,000 Hilltop Location, approx. 7 500 sq .ft. 4 Bdrm/5.5 Bath 6 Bdrm/ 4 Baths + 2 Powder Rooms OAKMONT $2,995,000 Hilltop &tate w/Outmnd.ing Views 5 Bdrm/5 Bath + Powder ST. TllOPBZ $625,000 Rq>rescntcd Buyer . MALIBU CIRCLB $895,000 3 Bdrm/3 Bath Mini Estate SOUTHAMPTON $489,000 2 Bdrm/3 Bath Townhome w /Ocean Views "We Just Got Better!" JEFF AXTON 403-4400 VIA LIDO NORD $829,000 'Superb 3 Bdrm Rmlodcl on Large Lot IRVINE A VB. $259,000 2 Story 3 Bdrm/2 Bath Townhome View of Back Bay ~~~ COLDYBLL BANKER MARINERS MILE• 2436 YE~ COAST HIGHWAY• NEWPORT BBACH • 631-1400 x268. ef f • " : I ' NBWIOkl" BBACH On the Bluff ovcdooking the bay, private oourtyard entry Gail York · 644·9060 · $335,000 NBWPOl.T Saous Duplex with 3 bd up and 2 bd down, 2 baths each Kamic Jo liao · 631-HOO • $339,000 NBwnar's BAtcan Very large comcc IOt on ~ tree-tined ttrcct, 3 bd Jerry Smith· 631 -1400 • $419,000 BoNNIB BAY HIGHLAND BOMBS 3 bd, 3 ba, located on a very private road, pool Marcia & Robert Bcnb -6"-9060 -WS,000 NllWrOICI' "HR Upgrackd "Carmel" modd, 3 bd, 2 t..; ~location Judy llobbios -644-9060 -u~.wo J•NllNICUR 3 bd, 2.5 bat C'Ulea'Z' ii 111m. ......._ decor J~ Muoq ;, 6*f06Cf-$535,000 ams.. Delightful 3 bd, a ba home with ~room, 2 bd •· Nancy Pctmon • 631-1400 -$539,500 BAUOA 1sLAim Owming duplex with two l bd uaill in great oomcr loaaon Linda Gonloo, Goly Van Oreb, .. Wlllh • 67U900 . SS59,000 l&VINB Panoramic ocean and mountain views, 3 bd, 3 ha, ~ Sonja Powell -644-~ -$585,000 CALL COLDWELL BANlllt BALBOA ISLAND 673-6900 NEWPORT BBACH NORTH 631-1400 (PCH i MAluNw M.ILB) NEWPORT BEACH SoUTii 644-9060 (PCH i AVOCADO) BALBOA ISLAND New Orleans style home, 4 bdl.. 3 ba, on Little Island John Campbell · 644·Y060 -$625,000 BALBOA ISLAND Beautifully. remodeled 2 story, 4 bd, roof deck Grayce Taliaferro · 673-6900 · $659,000 BAYSHO&BS Inacdibk value, 3 bd6f ~ha. ~ country kitchen Carol Mock • -9060 • $669 ,000 OLD CollONA I>BL MA&. Ocean and mountain views, remodeled 2 bd Olga Matthews · 631-1400 · $674,000 DoVUSHOUS . 3 bd, 2.75 ba, off-bayfront, private spa in back yard David McCulloch/John <Ampbell • 64+9060 · $689,000 HAuoa VIBW Hn..u 4 bd, 2 ba, large yard, enormous lot, approx 18,000 sq ft Lisa Adam · 644-9060 • $750,000 SEAWIND. 4 bd, 2 ba, approx. 3000 sq ft, custom remodel Donald Pfaff · 644-9060 · $759 ,000 BIG CANION Higtily upgraded, 3 bd, 3.5 ba, new kitchen, brick patio Don & Joyce Olson -644-9060 -$779,850 MmDLB PB.NINSULA The Ebdl Oub with 4 lots on the blvd. dose to beach Mary Ann Nethercutt · 631-1~ -$795,000 CAMEO llJGHJANDS 4 bd, 2 ba, large dining/living room, full ocean views Lylcen & Jeff Ewing • 644-9060 · $865,000 NBWPOJtT'S UPPBB.. BAY Custom built, 3 bd, large family room, 1/2 acre Reggie McNerney • 631-1400 -$899,000 Lmo lsLB Over 2 lots on comer with charming old 4 bd home Kay Polovina . 631-lfOO -$949,000 OcBANnoNT Huge lOt in prin.ic locati~ city approwd plans · AUICin Da~ -631-1400 -Sl,<M0,000 Smualln.L Complcrdy cuaomiud bOme, S bd, 3.S ba, home office Judy Muncy · 644-9060 -$1,289,000 BALBoA lsLAND Bayfront with large dock, sunny 2 story, 3 bd Lis Olsen & Rid Schreiber -631-1400 · $1,495,000 Lmo ISLB Sweeping comer estate on entire half block, 5 bd Kay Polovina • 631-1400 · $1,895,000 BllL00100' 5 bd "~ bj>me" with 4 bd up and l bd down Betty~ le N~ Peunon -631-HOO • Sl,995,000 HAllOI. &mGB 5 bd, S.S ha, CUltOlll kitchen; library, pool, spa, rec. room David McCuDOch . 6"-9060. $1,999,000 BIG CANYON Prime golf course location, superb traditional 5 bd home Jeff Axton · 631 -1400 · $2,995,000 LAGUNA BEACH • 5 bd, 8 ba, private pool & spa, oceanfront estate Tom ThomlOn -6"-9060 • $4,600,000 CALL COLDWELL BANKER -BALBO~ISLAND 673-6900 NEWPORT BBACH NollTH . 631-1400 (PCH I MAlINw Mn.B) NEWPORT BBACH Soum 644-9060 (PCH I AVOCADO) Gi7±. f s' NEWPOR.T BBACH Custom waterfront home, 4 bd, 4 ba Judy Muncy · 644-9060 · $669,000 SPYGLASS HILL Grear mountain/city Light views, 4 bd Don & Joyce Olson · 644-9060 · $725 ,000 0cRA.NFllONT Beach comge, 2 bd, corner lot, prime location Sally Phillips · 641 -1400 · $799,000 BAYSIDE CoVE Newly remodeled, single lcvc~ 3 bd?.. 2.25 ba Tom Thomson · 644-906u · $815,000 SPYGLASS HILL Traditional 2 story, 3 bd home w / den 631-1400.· $895,000 I I I • ' I MICHAEL DREYFUS & SUSAN· WEIR Associate Logan Wilson Call 800-892-7158 mdreyfus@coldwellbanker.com Harbor View Homes $599,000 Expanded Palermo model with 4 bd, 2.5 ba , family room has been extended 13 feet, office/exercise room adjacent t_o master. Located in the inner loop and close to the school. Balboa Peninsula $389,000 This duplex is located 1/2 block from the sand; a perfect owner's unit upstairs with 2 bedrooms, l bath, hardwood floors, and a 500 ft sundeck. Harbor View Homes "A"' Frame portofino, great location . · Westcliff • $497 ,500 Completely remodeled home, private courtyard Newport North • $439,000 Customized home in gated community Harbor View Homes • $399,000 Carmel model, Best buy in Harbor View! Harbor View Homes Represented Buyer & Seller Harbor View Homes $525,000 3 bd, 3 ba , enlarged dining room and with an added break&st nook to the kitchen. Master has walk-in closet and remodeled bathroom. The Bluffs $319,500 Beautifully remodeled townhouse with · 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Home has sunken family room with gas fireplace, vaulted ceilings & a breakfast bar .. Deerfidd, Irvine Turnkey Townhome WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES 1 -5 . SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS B4YCIBST SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS 44 Baycrcst Court S279,900 Michael Stark BAYCJl.EST CosTA MBSA llBIGHTS 1701 Starlight Circle $579,000 Sally Phillips 274 Knox Place $259,000 Rose Smiley BAYSHORES BAs'rslDB CoSTA M£M 2556 Crestview $669,000 Linda Marston 19,9 Brandywyne Terrace $189,900 Kay Sterling THE BLUFFS PEININSULA 2150 Vt.Sta Dorado $329,000 Chuck Colcsworthy 6304 W. Oceanfront $875,00Q David Prince BAsrsms Com. MESA SATURDAY AND SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS 2423 Santa Ana Avenue $265,000 Christy Langford BAYCllST lfAuollRmGB 1901 Glenwood $419,000 Jerry Snuth / Jimmie Jones 18 San Scbas,rian $1,395,000 David Prince CoLLEGB PAll ffA.uo1Rll>GB 344 Joann $249,000 · Cammy Leslie 10 Lucerne ' $339,000 David Prince CollONA DBL Mil 204 Hazel Sl,950,000 Marie Deremiah LAGUNA 1755 Park View $995,000 Tom Thomson EAs'fBLUFF 2227 Aralia $399,000 Ginny Andnson LAGUNA NIGUEL LIDO ISLE 30322 Chapala Court $311 ,000 Ginny Anderson 506 Via Lido Nord $2,795,000 Lyken Ewing LIDO ISLE NEWPOllT SHOR.BS 745 Via Lido Nord $829,000 Sharon Grimes 234 Lugonia $339,000 Kennie Jo Rizzo LIDO ISLE NBWPOl.l' SHOR.BS 900 Zurich Circle $1,895,000 Kay Polovina 218 Lugonia $339,000 Jeannine Stale 0LDB"Co&ONA DBL MAit 01.DB Col.ONA DBL Mil 324 Poppy $674,000 Olga Matthews 2921 4th Avenue $309,000 Roy Freeman / Jerry Smith PBNINS1JIA PoINr MONDAY'S INVITATIONS 2009 Miramar $539,000 Richard Lee PBNINSULA 6304 W. Oceanfront $875,000 David Prince WBST Nl!Wl'Ol.T 313 3Sth Street $399,000 Kyle and Kerry Krause ·~, NEW LIST INGS NBWPO.llT HBJGHTS Gre11t i#11t.m11ent opportunity! Loi nu 11pproxi"'11tely 105 x 50 feet, st1it11ble to builll duplex. Existing stru(i/Ure is 11 2 bd I bti hoMe·built i.-1952. Sandy Long -$289,000 BLUFFS Be11Ntifally Npgrtuletl 'Delores' pllin. End unit w/3 bds, 2.5 btiths. Lifiht & ""8bt with white tiJetl iitchm & b11ths, white-wMlnd built- ins 11ntl Mnistm. G/lu:s fronts in iitchen & llining 11re11. Firepltice in livin9 ""· Pltint11tion shutters. Gtir119e htU loft storage. . Chuck and Kathy Colcsworthy -$339,000 lllVINB TmulACB F.xaptUmll/Jy dMINPJing 3 bellroo-, 2 bath tr11dition11l howu with 11 nice y11rd 11nd rooM for exp11nsion. Desir11ble Corona tlel Mar neigh· borhood. Brici front, b11y windolfls, h11rdwood floors 11nd 11Wre! Judy Robbins -$659,000 SPYGLASS HILL 1Wo story 'Coron1illo' "'otlel. F11nt/l.Stic city light""" ""1unt11in vitJPS. 1Jesi6ner ltitchen 111/built-in GE Mul#litm refri.IJer•tor 11nll ,,.uch MOTe! A pool you c11n actuall, swi1# ltips in. This beautifal honu h11s incn"ible, we/l-m11nicurell ltindsc11pin9. A .must see! Joyce and Don Olson · $795,000 Call (i;oldwell Banl<e~ Newpo rt Beach 759-0649 http://www.coldwellbanker.com .. ., " ,, ........ -------l..--.---·--.. _ -0:: .......,,,__ ___ ""-=----_---~-----. Jill Andrus 673-4861 631-1400 x247 FABULOUS PENINSULA POINT 3 Bdrm+ Fam il y Rn1 Remodeled 1991 Li ght and Bright! Open Saturday 2 7 4 Knox Place $259,000 Open Sat, Sun & Mon 2009 Miramar $539,000 DESIRABLE EASTSIDE HEIGHTS 3 Bedroom Home Near Park & Schools Remodeled Kitch en & Baths NEW LISTING Completely updated, single level model with two bedrooms and two baths. Amenities i11clude u French gar-· den and an ~cizl/c11t kitchen, all in a quiet location. • Spacious model with huge den • Plenty of extra bonus rooms • lArge kitchen o~ns to p;.;vate pool and spa • Soa n·ng ceilings in formal living area • A fabulous opportunity • 3 car garage • Former celebrity estate • Situated on a private lot overlooking Big Canyons fourth fairway • Fabulous .architectural details through;ut • Two large master suites • Immense formal living areas • Lushly landscaped gardens • lArge lot with 50' pool Offered at $599,000 PERRY TAUB 644-9070 xlli JOHN CAMPBELL Broker Associate, Senior Account Executive 1~800-473-8183 This traditional home overlooks the blue Pac1/ic with / orever wh;te water,. coastal rock formations and Cata~ina Island view$. Situated on the bluff above Little Corona Beach, this 4 bedroom,. 3 bath home exemplifies the essence of coastal living. . Offered at $1, 950, 000 - . , ; • - ;,·-:1r . ·•· ·~· '· ,-\·. .. , •. t..\ '"~ . ----------------... ----1 -- OLGA MATTHEWS 631-1400 x231 433-9455 pgr OLDE CORONA DEL MAR O..:can V iew, Great S treet in Terrific Location. Walk to Little Corona Beach. IRVINE COVE Large Lot With Ocean Views in Gated Community. Offered at $~45,000 Offered at $674;000 ORANGE PARK ACRES Beautif11 I Equestrian Estate w/5 Stall Barn l10 1.2 Acres. 4 Bd 3 Ba plu s Separate Maid's Quarters. O ffered at $997,000 CARLA BROFFMAN 262-8161 24 hour pager 631-1400 x255 2179 SANTA ANA EASTSIDE CUSTOM 3 Bedroom 3 Bath. 3 Cu G~ Noor New. ( >ff._-nxJ at $359,000 BRANO NEW LISTING CORONA DEL MAR UNIQUE CHARMING DUPLEX GREAT LOCATION .j. Bd 3 Ba/2 Bd 1 a... 4 Car Gqj c.tbednJ C1.Ji11~ SkyliJ.t.. M.a.dile & Slate ~ A M1.t Seel O(Jcrcd at $619,000 10439 SIOUX RIVER CIRCLE GREENBROOK 0114! Stot-y, 4 Bclnn 2 Bath. Atbd-1 2 Cu G~ Community Pool. o«cnJ ..;t $279,000 OLDE CORON A DEL, MAR Charming Stone House. Remodeled Througbout. Great Craftsmanship. O Hered at $1,060,000 218 LUGONIA NEWPORT SHORES f1oo..pl.n c&n 4 Bcl2 a. 2 c.... Oanp. N-Paint and Carpet. J.Al'.F Patio. Community Tenni9 fl Pool. OCfurod at $339,000 120 112 36m STREET CONDO BY TllE BEACH 3 Bulwoom, 2 e..tJ,. ~8u)'Ct: ~.l $339,000 344 JOANN STREET LARG.E CORNER LOT 4 Bedroom 2.5 lJa. Pool w1tlt Child Gate, RV Acce11. Offered at $249,000 2120 E. OCEAN BLVD. • • . • .._ ... "f • • .. '' " ~ • ... . t I I ;t~.···.:'.'-1·T.~·s'~~:T ··~·.'.·E:~T~.o . BUY ... WHERE YOU R EALLY WANT TO LIVE. :!·.:·'~<---~~~;~·--.. ~ .. "·. :_ ····: ' .· ' . . .•. ~. . . ' ON THE WATER :;()()\'I,\ L.11)() ~()l~I) l~.\l.H(),\ ISL ,\~I) VIEW OF THE WATER Panoram;c ocean v;ew, pnvate courtyard pool and spacr'ous bedrooms. Street to street lot, pnvate beaches. $86~,ooo LYLEEN & JEFF EWING . 714•673•1980 , ,. The Krause'• say: ·work wLere you mull, but Jin at the beach!• BALBOA PENINSULA Where you're on vacation ... every minute you're home. 809 BAST BAY AVENUE $695,000 Terrific views of harbor & ocean. No crpcme spared. 2 master suites, l w /&pk a: large jacuzzi tub. Bright gourmet kitchen w jlou of marbk a: glass block.. Super fCICW'C 1e>und insulated building with codoecd parking for • an plus pmatt ckntor. Will comida tndc for income property bac or home in IAs Vepa. 313 35™ STREET $399,000 Abeolutdy pafm ranodeJ. Two master· siud bedrooms. New applianca, ftoor, carpet, and dc:Pgncr wall coverings. Everything debiled a: spotless. Finished garage. This is the quiet part of Wat Newport Beach. Walk or bike, just min· utes to beach, bay, ihopping, movia ... Punl L;/tz at tire lxzaclr ... r'til not luck, r't'a not a dream ... r't6 a ckci.Kml Ca/I us, gfrl tire fact• ... ma/u, tlrG tkcr'.r'on/ Kyle and Kerry Krause 650-6904 re8idence 644-9060 xl 70 lnuineH THE BEST OF EVERYTHING This magnIBcent e1tate, nettled on a private d:reet in tL.e eiclanve Santa Ro.a grove• area of De Luz in Temecula, Ca.li£ornia, u ideally situated on 20 luxurious acre1. The fut of amenitie• include: • Modern Monterey-style home, approximately 6,200 square feet . • Dramatic entry with stone on the outride patio• • Li1rary with elegant maliogany wood paneling • Formal living room with marble fireplace • Garden/ gathering room with wet Lar • Kitchen with center island & wallt-in pantry • Powder room, three guest roo~, and an elevator EDIE OLSON 644-9060 xl 32 3RD ANNUAL NEWPORT SHORES GARAGE SALE Saturday · June 1•t · Sa-3p CURRENT LISTINGS • 243 62nd Street 3 Bd Home $249,900 • 231 Orange 3 Bd Home Sold • 207 Walnut 3/2 Duplex $339,000 • 234 Lugonia 3 Bd & Den Redu ced $339,000 • 207 Canal 3 Bd Home Waterfront $399,000 • 400 62nd Street 4 Bd Home Waterfront $462,000 KENNIE JO RIZZO 642-4917 RES 631-1400 x248 LOOK AT WHAT WE HAVE ••• S PYGLASS HILL Stunning mountain and city light views from this spacious 5 bedroom family home. Includes a lap pool and close to a new park. O FFERED AT $7 95,000 ' SPYGLASS H ILL Spectacular views! 4 bedroom home, great condition. Absolutely the best deal! Highly upgraded, expanded, well maintained 3 bedroom, 4300 sf. home sitting on Big Canyon's 6th fairway. Ideal for outdoor entertainment. LooK .AT WHAT You CouLn HAVE ••• 2 D RAKES B AY, SPYGLASS H n.L Boasting panoramic ocean, Catalina, mountain and city light views! Rare lot, nearly an acre! 5 bedrooms, upgraded throughout. Spacious backyard with pool & play area. $919,000 B AYVIEW TERRACE Recently 'upgraded, 2 bedroom, single family detached home in private, gated community. Access to outdoor recreation area. When Buying or Selling, HUNTINGTON BEACH Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! First time buyers or investors. Distressed property. 3 bedrooms, close to beach, new paint/ carpet -submit offers! $189,000 ($209,000 recent comp) CALL DON & JOYCE OLSON 1 -800-487-4931 JENNIFER NooNAN, AssocIATE 644-9070 x l 17 f /, ;: .. .. ---·-·-·-. ., -- ON THE WATER AND WITH A VIEW OF THE WATER LIS OLSEN 759-8520 REDUCED! LAGUNA BEACH 395 CAMDEN PLACE NOW AT $1,395,000 LIS AND RICK 1995 AWARD WINNERS present RICK SCHREIBER 631-1400 x276 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. t - Vacation rental oo the watt.I with beach, bay and city lights view. Walle the island boardwalk, take the Feny to the Peninsula and ocean or stroll Main street with its quaint sb<¥ and channing restaurants. Now through mid-Au~ fully furnished!! BALBOA ISLAND 501 NORm BAYFRONT $1,495,000 Spectacular ocean and sunset views from this private cul-de-sac location. Remodeled 4 bedroom with 4 baths, courtyard pool and spa, wine cellar and steam shower . 631-1400 • w :. ·. ·.11 Jil l.anglr, odwmsing soles repmentotive Julie Vilcer, real estate editor We would like your comments. questions or suggestions for material you would like l to see in the j)lily Pilot Real Estate section. published every Satwday. tr you're inlere$ted in ldvcrtisiog in our publication. contact sales representatives Kip Hancock at (714) 574-4247 or fill Langer at (714) 574-4248. Their fu number is (714) 631-6394. If you would like to submit materials for publication or have an interesting story idea. contact Julie Viker, real estate editor at (714) 5744242, fu (714) 650-4802. To reach us by mail: Daily Pilot Real &tace. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627. 0 For more information, call: GINNY ANDE RSON SENIOR ACCOUNT E~CUTIVB O ffice: 644-9060 xl51 Home O ffice: 759-1997 . FOR IMMEDIATE SALE! O PEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY l -5PM 2227 AR.ALIA, E ASTBLUFF PRICE DROPPED TO $399,000 Must Sell! 3 bd, 2.5 ba, plus family room, 2 fireplaces in the great "Ozzie & Harriet" neighborhood called Eastbluff. Come by and make your offer! Must Sell Now!!! ALso O PEN SUNDAY 1-5 30322 CHAPALA COURT, LAGUNA NIGUEL (Coast Hwy, left Crown, left Club House) Much sought after 3bd, 2ba single level, detached home with views of mountains, lights, and ocean Only $311 ,000 Kathryn G. Thompson to receive p.restigious Sumigarden Award First wo·man to be honored for lifetime achievement at UCI Real Estate Conference Kathryn G. Tho mpson, chief executive officer and chainnan of Kathryn G. Thompson Co .. will receive the 1996 Sumigarden Award presented by the University of California, Irvine's School of Management. A nationally recognized builder and developer, Thompson has built more than J 2.000 homes, apartments and condominiums in Southern California. The annual by-invitation-only conference is scheduled for Tuesday. J\lflC 4 at the Westin South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Considered Orange County's prcmim reaJ estate gathering. it is expected to attract more than 350 to~level executives from development, construction, financial and real estate- rcJated industries. "Kathryn Thompson is one of the finest borne builders in Southern California. She is a very successful developer and ber generosity and devotion to philanthropic organiz.ations have made a great impact in Orange '·••Ii•• ......... . ••. County," said Parker Kennedy, co-chair of this year's conference and president of First American Title Insurance Co. Previous honorees have included Donald P. Kennedy ( 1995), Ronald E. Birtcher (1994), Jack W. Peltason (1993), Henry T. Segerstrom (1992) and Ralph M. Lewis ( 1991 ). The theme of this year's conference is Real Estate's New Reality: The Implications of Technology in the Evolving Workplace. Andrea Saveri. director of the Institute for the Future. kicking off this discussion, will focus on how and where we will work, how and where we will shop, how and where we will live. These new realities will have a tremendous impact on the commercial, industrial, housing and retail sectors of the real estate industry. Jack Kyser, chief economist of the F.conomic ·Development Corp. of Los Angeles County, will give an economic forecast for Southern California. He determines economic trends in the Los Angeles five-county area and develops job retention and creation strategies for business and government. The UCI Real Estate Conference, now in its 12th year, presents an outstanding program bringing together a panel of top . . . . . . . ' .. local real estate leaders with timely and Urban Land Institute. Stanford thought-provoking ideas for a panel University Graduate School of Busines~. discussion moderated by radio the Pacific Coast Builders Conference. commentator and news anchor Warren the California Real Estate A~sociation, Olney. Olney is the host of the daily USC School of Urban and Regional radio series on KCRW-FM. "Which Planning and the NYU Pension Fund Way. LA r The program has earned Investment in Real Estate Conference. more than 20 local, state and national The UCI Real Estate Conference wa\ awards for timely public service and founded as the Sumigarden Conference broadcast excelJence. in 1984 by Elm Weingarden and "The accelerated growth of . economist Michael Sumichrast, Ph.D. technology in the workplace offers Developed as an informal forum for real tremendous opportunities and challenges estate executives to discuss industry for the real estate industry." said Louis issues. the conference has become a Masotti, Ph.D., director of the UCI who's who of the top echelon real estate Graduate School of Management executives in Orange County. In 1991 , Program in Real Estate. 'Th.is the UCI Graduate School of conference will examine how the Management became the principal industry should respond to the interplay presenter of the event. between info-structure and infra-Conference spo1tSors an Arthur structure." Andersen, Banlc of America, E&Y The UCI Real Estate Conference Kenneth uventhal Real Estate Group, presents the Sumigarden Award to an Fint American 1'itk Insurance individual whose lifetime achievements Company, KPMG Ptal Marwick LLP, have had a tremendous impact in the Morrison & Fotrsur LLP, Tiu Wolla real estate industry and in the Group, O'Mtlveny & Myen and , community. 'Thompson, the first woman UCI/GSM Progroin in Real &tatt to receive the Sumigarden Awar4, has ManageJMnL long been rccognir.ed for her outstanding service to real estate indUstry organizations, includiog:-the ' .. . . . . . . . .. . . ............. -------~----~-----.~--------------------------------------~-------:'.'~~-------~ •• 1, l I 1· • 313 LARKSPUR * Open Sunday 1-5 * Solid 3 Bedro<Ym, formal dining, home. Super garage , stressed for income unit. All lath plaster, hardwood floors. Reduced to Sell! $585,000 ~otona ad .At.a1t ~5'~~ ~ fil/·"'4~ • ....-..a--- J bedrooms, 2 hlltbs in prmsier location and new condition. Along with parlt-lille yard and swmry exposure, this home exudes warmt:b and charm. CORONA DEL MAR 313 Larkspur 3BR Sun 1 ·5pm $585,000 Corona del Mar Properties 673-8494 507-5071/i Acacia 3+2BR Corona del Mar Properties 673-8494 3205 Delaware Delpha Oswald Coldwell Banker 668-9333 652 Surf Street Audrey Savopolos Coldwell Banker 668-9333 653 Surf Street Audrey Savopolos Coldwell Banker 668-9333 COSTA MESA 3BR 4BR 3BR Sat/Sun 1 ·5 $595,000 Sat 1-4 $206,900 Sun 1-4 $158,995 Sun 1-4 $169,887 ft AmSS.•w, OU UftL II TllS IAlll. 0"1 flOftm llTI 1'EITllD cm.mu• lllllCll DOlm A -DIOIS-- DKGIATOI Tm!S II mn IOOI IACllAID us .... • llASS Alli 1D1CDto•sas.ooo P11ST 1WI UAL unn mm JAii IDl!DI! 7t41.N0-47l8 37 Shearwater Place Newport Beach 2 Master Suites, f 1/2 Baths, 2 Car Carag~, Gourmet Kitdlen,. Bl'Nldast Nook. Vaulted Ceilings, Fittplace, Air Conditioning. White Tile Throughout. Profesaional Landscaping w /Large Rear Yard, Private Gated Community. Community Pool &c Spa. Bordering Jogging/Bridle Path on 89utifuJ Newport Bay &: Wildlife Preserve. • $307,500 •Pramted By Wayne De Caro (714) 854-2125 A !!EA!, ESTATE 8ROKEAAGf NEWPORT HARBOR HoMES & INllESTMEHTS • • • NEWPORT BEACH 231 Santa Ana Ave. Owner 650-7937 ..... . - 3BR +2 Sat/Sun $549,000 D I •• \ ... . ... -_ .. BIG CANYON Lowest Price Single level 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Den. Original Owner uklng $459,500 644-5215 .AF~~ z.1( ./-tod-.571-.. .k.,._e~ <•t Cliff Drh.w) • Vinvl fro-aU r1U1jttr """"· • 3 B1t1,.... + /HfUU Rotn11. • S*""' /a•U,,.... toilll PtU. .,;~ •Har._. Jlt;ws. f"I ll•w, 1""""61a..,,,,,, • Lor'# ioc/tydrtl fl1illl .,.,.,.. /nlil trns. • /kaMtiftJq .ai,,taiwtl. • RWM for ~,,,;.,,1,,.,,;•u 2,,4 story. $549,000 Owner 650-7937 ~ • . ... • Drastically Reduced! 2114Elilen Limited Showing Easmde Home W/Span:/sh S(yli Exterior 3Br,, 2Ba., formal dlning room, famUy room w/fl.replace, spa in gazebo. Huge lot. fruit trees, (2)-2-car garages with alley access. Must give 24 hr. notice for showing. can listing office. $339,000 Eastslde. Costa Mesa 3BR. 28A, IJrick Fireplace, Large Master, Olrect Access to Gcuagc. Secluded Backyard. $195,000 PI{ ()IL\ l r S :\ I I 160 ACRE RANCH! Anza,CA $540,000 Great Family Retreat! 3BR, 3BA Home. Workshop,Hay Bam Fenced and CrOss Fenced, Corals, Stock Loader, etG. Paper Subdivision of seven parcels. Zoning is RR 2.5 which means one.itwelling ~reach 2.5 acres. The Ra.nm is and has been used for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hay and Oat Crops. Elev. 3900 ft, 4 season area, near Rancho California. Presented By Wayne De Caro (714) 854-2125 A REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE NEWPORT HAA800 HoMES & INVESTMENTS New East-Side Listing Hard to find E-Side h.ome in this quiet upscale area. This charming· 3 bedroom home has hardwood floorr.tmck fireplace. large yard. great family neighborhood, and, is in move-in condition. $289,000 \ , 4. . ·, . ~ .. 2000 Port Rapisgate Pl. 5BR. 4.5BA wtth Gourmet 1.ttchm. Wood Flooring. Reussed Lighting. Huge Walk-in Closet. Bullnosed comers, Xar Gange. The Best of Everythlngl Price: $889.000 For Your Private Showing can Bob Selinger 509-2002 FIRST TEAM NIWPOIT • ' I ,- • • Rtrtu u of May 23, 1996 l Abacus F1nanc1al Grp. Amencan Savings Bank Bank ol Amenca -Cahforn1a Federal Bank Chase Manhattan Mtg. Coast Federal Bank Countrywide Home Loans Detnck Mortgage Group Downey Savings Emery Financial Fidelity Fe~ral Ban~ First Federal Bank of CA Fleet Mortgage Glendale Federal Bank Home Savings NattonsBanc Mtg Corp. Newport Coast Financial Oceanv1ew F1nanc1al ProFed Mort_gage TLC Financial Svcs. Union Bank Western Finaooal S.B. Weyerhaeuser Mtg. TYPE A s B s K s K - A s A s s K s s K A A K A B s -K -..._ ·. -. -. KEY LENDERS AND RATES 30-y .. flxed (71 4) 965-00n 1.150% 5 2.375 LOCK· IH 30 (800) 562-62~ 7.875% -20--2-.-12-5--30- (800) 556-7811 8.000% 5 2.125 45 -(800) 225-3337 8.000% 20 1.625 45 (800) 900-606_2 -8.125% 20 1.250 . 30 (800) 300-5626 8. 100% 20 2.000 10 (800) 8n·5626 7.875% 5 1.875 45 A.P.R. 8.038 8.138 8.265 8.211 8.296 ---8.353 8.111 ---(714L7~-96~ -7.750% 5 2.125 10 (800) 336-9639 -7.875% 20 2.125 30 (714) 729-9200 7.875% 5 1.479 15 (800) 233.:_2309 -8.000% 5 2.000 10 (800) 672·4332 8.000°k 20 2.000 30 (~) 700-5650_ 7.875% 20 2.250 30 (800) 560·9000 7.875% 5 2.250 45 ----(800) 975-5051 8.000% 10 1.sob 30 (800) 685·000_1 -7. 750% 20 2.500 30 (800) 808·5626 7.750% 5 2.250 10 (71 4)_651-6355 7.875% 5 1.875 15 (800) 686-37~ 7.875% 20 2.250 30 (800) 801·7300 7.875% 10 1.500 15 (800) 453·1288 8.000% 20 2.000 60 - -(800) 393·9372 (800) 669·6747 8.125% 8.250% 5 1.000 30 10 1.000 20 8.011 ---8.138 8.068 8 .252 8.252 8.152 8.152 8.197 8.052 8.025 8.111 8.152 8.071 8.252 8.269 8.395 lfTEAEST "" POINT'S MAX. MA.AGIN ADJ. RATE OWN (") A.P.A. LOAN @ INDEX FREQ. 2.950% 20 1.000 7.324 207,000 2.350 110 1M ----------------2-.~-,.,..-.--------3.950% 20 1.000 7.382 600,000 ...,.,, 110 1M 5.750% 5 1.000 8.213 207,000 2.750 6CO 6M _________ ....;...._ _______________ _ 3.750% 20 1.000 7.481 207,000 2.500 110 1M 5.875% 20 1.125 8.456 207,000 3.000 1 TS 1 Y 2.950% 25 1.000 7.374 500,000 2.400 11 D 1 M 4.750% · 20 0.000 7.635 207,000 2.750 110 1M 2.875% 20 1.000 7.423 600,000 2.450 110 1 M 2.950% 20 1.000 7.424 500,000 2.450 110 1 M 2.950% 20 1.813 7.408 600,000 2.350 110 1M 3.950% 10 1.750 7.560 207,000 2.500 110 1M 2.950% 20 1.250 7.400 207,000 2.400 110 1M 6.125% 20 1.500 8.300 207,000 2:750 1TS 1Y 4.750% 5 1.000 8.410 207,000 2.875 1TS 6M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.532 500,000 2.550 110 1M 5.()()()% 20 2.500 8.287 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y -....,------------------------2~ 950 % 25 0.750 7.498 600,000 2.550 110 1M 6.250% 10 1.750 8.340 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y 4.250% 20 1.000 7.610 400,000 2.625 110 1M 5.625% 5 1.500 8.247 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y 5.125% 20 1.250 8.088 207,000 2.625 SCO 6M 6.625% 10 0.000 8.416 207,000 3.000 1TS 1Y 3.950% 20 1.125 7.495 207,000 2.500 110 1M Bolh ltKlld & aa,ustable j)fograms are 3Cr'30 convenbooal rnoftOaQlls Type of lender la 8 • Bank. K • mor1ge0e b9nk«; R • 1T101'Q1109 bfoUr. S • uYlngs & loen. ~ ~· and bfollers ere "*lM<I by lhe Cellfo(nla Oepa11men1 of Real E~1a1e as erthe111 b<okat"' corporellon F0< lllforma11on call cakl. DAE at (916) 227-0931 "*'-t A.-tor.,....,,.. ii In~,.,. for fMI firlC adjultmenl period. Down P-r-nt II amount ol cun (%of saies PfoCe) paid 10 lendef P'"" IO s!Qnlng mortgage cootract Polnta are% ol loan balat1oe paid to lendef 81 llrN ol IOlll'I dosing. Locti.V.11 lhe rvnber ol Cllys lllllOet ~tall pnor IO dosing. A.PA is .. annu.i j)9f094Cllgll f1lle wtllCh 11 an es~rnatod annual CQSI ol lhe IOan 10 lhfl bO<rower Al AP A.s &1• calculated by Mortoage Newt Co. based on a S207,000 io..i lll'llOOOI, lie points lhown and $700 ioc.i fMI. The A..P.R.a ere lnc:kldld In lt1lt chat1 for c:ompM- sonority wnen applylflg 10< a IOan. Federal TruttHn·LendinQ law requires lenders to calOulate an A.P.R. specific lo Ndl IOar\ ofler. Malllmum lolln la lhe m1id111001lenelerWiilloeinundergiven 18rma. Al fill8d ,_ PfCJ01111'M l\a"9 •maxi- mum ol s.207.000 M«gln (on °'o) 1§ '-"ders profit. margin• ondt• •actual rate alter lorat adjualment. lnOeJI II !he beal1 for se1llng an adjustlble ras. (Margin+ lrlt1e.. ,...__Rate). 110 • 11111 Dill Colt of Funds. ITS• 1-Vw Tr--v Bi•. l6M • 6·mon1tl LIBOR 6TB 6-monlh T1ea5\6)' 841. l!CO • 6-monf\ lvetagfl cenlbl• of dilposi\ Adfustmenl ~ .... period~ lldjuslrnerU lt.4 • 1....,,,.,, SM. &-Monllt, IV• 1 Yw /4:1 ,. ... •&AJ;lcl IO Cha"9fl Veuty •al• 8l>O terms PftOI IO ~ng tor • loen AM lendets pt<Mde loans ~lh dillet-raies and terms lot dlfter9'11 io.tl llmOUnlS. The lnlormllllon pr-*<! ls nol an ollef IO,.,.... a loen. FOi • CIOnlUIT* guode on how IO anop tor a mo<tgage. send a $4 50 checil payable to Mongage News Co . 1810 E 17171 $1, Su.te 100, Santa Ma. CA 92705 (714) 83&-ttn COPYRIGHTO 1999 Moltgage News Co, Olde Corona del Mar lifestyle Walk to restaurants. shops and lhe movies from lhis tradilionaJ two-story home. Stroll past flower-fiUed gardens and unique home!. along Ocean Boulevard and lhe bluffs above the beach. This home is cu.'>tom built and impeccably maintained. The large living room features a fireplace. a professional bar, and French doors lhat open onto a low maintenance, brick patio. The k.Hchcn has a large walk-in pantry. butcher block center island and an arched brick waJJ containing the built-in range and ovens. For more formal meals the mirrored dining I Private beach community This Emerald Bay custom bomesite iJ situated on a knoll and faces the Pacific Ocean. Catalina sunsets will be ever present from a new home from this terrific site. The parcel is located with proximity to one of California's finest beaches. Being marketed aS the best value for lots within the community, the property is listed at $451,000. • room with a built-in china display is available. The building process in Emerald Bay is one of a two-tiered process for building approvals. The first is for the bomesite owner lO have a home designed and submit plans to the BmcraJd Bay association. Once approved by the association they are sent to the county for final approval. The front strurcase near the entry winds up the window-lined turret. leading into a library with oak built-in twin desks. generous storage and bookcase-covered walls. From this co1y library you can step through French doors onto a sunny deck. or enter the master suite through double oak doors. Inside the master suite arc vaulted ceilings. ' indirect lighting and a marble fireplace. generous closets and a luxurious bath. The '>Ccondary bedrooms and two additional baths and a media room complete the upstairs living area. which is accessible from a second staircase located from the lcitcben. For more in/ormalion, contact Donna Wall at C01Ut Newport l'rofHrtUI, 4 CMc Pltwz, Newport Beach or caO (714) 644-1600. The Emerald Bay community is located on the north end of the pictwesque seaside village of Laguna Beach. Tbe community provides an almost half-mile long beach, six championship tennis courts. a new swim center, activities for children and adults alllce and acres of beautiful grass j>ark:s. F"' Uifomtatlo11 01t tJeJs Pl"O/MrlJ, caU Blll Dolb1 of RB/MAX SoulJI ColUUy, (71') "94-7475. . . . . . . . . . ······················· ................................................................................. , ... "We advertise in the Daily Pilot consistently _because it works"- --For advertising information call 642-4321 Don and Joyce Olson of Coldwell Banker Newport Beach say ... "The Daily Pilot has provided ·us with a way to reach the local communities and-has given us the opportunity to display our inventory to~the public. · We have advertised on a consistent basis and have had tremendous results. Thank you Daily Pilot for making 1995 a most . successful year!" .. \ • I • • I r ----...-..- Lido Isle couple receives inaugural award from Orange Coast Association of Realtors Al and Kirn Rowland are the inaugural recipients of the Orange County Association of Realtor's Pride of the Community Award for the exceptional design of the coup1e·s Newport Beach home, announced Patricia R. Moore, , RCA, CAE, executive vice president for the association. The Mediterranean-style villa. wltiob is located on Lido Isle, was selected on the basis of itS outstanding architectural design, lush landscaping and an interior style that closely echoes the home's exterior design. Designed by noted architect Robert Trown, the layout of the residence allows for maximum privacy while offering spectacular views from every room of the house onto a lush garden that neatly surrounds a slate patio, fountain and spa. Disthtetive carved stone molding surround the home's massive front doorway and lead into a secret garden featuring a raised fishpond. Guests entering the ~story home's quamite-Ooored foyer ~ quick to view a barrel-vaulted colonnade flanked by stone pillars that lead to the dining room, family room, gourmet kit.chen and breakfast nook. The $1.5 million retreat boasts three bedroom suites, fireplaces and private sunning terrace. A second private sunning area, which features both harbor and city light views, is located on the roof deck and is equipped with steRo sound and telephone. "This residential gem really embodies the image we are seeking to honor with the Pride of the Community Award.'' Moore said. 1be exceptional architectural elevation. open, aity interioc design and lush landscaped gardens all contributed to our selection ... "While this residence is in the $1 million plus range, it is not the dollar amount that detennincs whether or oot a house is worthy of this award." Moore said. 1betc are many modestly-priced . ---·· homes that feature clever design touches that we are intercsled in recognizing so • we hope to generate mote interest from owners of a broad range of res.idenriaJ properties." The Orange Coast Association of Realtors established the Pride of the Community Award to honor' individuali who have helped beautify their communities through the design of cbcir homes. Entries a.re submitted by nssociatioo members or by the individuals themselves and a panel will bestow the honor each month on the basis of exceptional architectural, interior aodlor land5cape design. At the end of the year, ooe overall winner will be seJecuid fiom the monthly finalists. 'l'llol• u.w •• id "'~"' tM PrlM of lite Co"""'""'1 Awnl..., • 10 b1 Jllllilllt6 ;,, color.,,,._,,.,,, Of du propaq a1o,., WW. du ""'"'" ....u, """1-111 tUUl plwM nlUllMT l:o: PrlM of the eo,,.,,,,,,.u,, c/o Ora11p COOll Associalion of Rea/ton, UOl North Newport Blvd., N•wport IHacla, CA 92663. For""',. biforrnation, call (714) 722,. 23()(). - ----------- • -~""=-------~---- Terrific opportunity in Turtle Rock This beautiful four bedroom: two and one-half bath home offeiS a wonderful opportunity to live in the family-oriented neighborhood of Turtle Rock. The house bas a family room and fonnal dining room and is situated across the street from a charming tree-filled association park complete with a pool. The home bas a remodeled kitchen, new wood floors, new ccupet ·and fres h paint, along with an updated landscape and newly installed sprinkler system. The owner created a lovely atrium retreat with lush plantings and Arizona flagstone. This home is priced to sell by the owners who 81'}! planning a summer move. Offered at $399,500. For lftDre information, contact Julk Suplun.son al Coast Newport Properti.es, 4 Civic Plaza, Newport Beach or call (714) 644-1600. A perfect house for the right price Your family will fall in love with this two-story Newport home conveniently located near Westcliff Plaza. Mariners School, park and library. Situated on a large part-like yarn with pool, the home has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, breakfast room, family room and formal dining area. Just a few of the numerous bpgrades are a 40-year roof, new doors and hardware, crown mouldings, French doors. shutters and new windows. Owners have moved and the reduced price of $515,000 makes this a perfect house for the right price. For more iriformalion, contact Julh Step#Nnson al Coast Newport ProfHrtin, 4 Cirit Plaza, N•wport Beada or caU (714) 644-1600. Fabulous opportunity to live close to the beach This sillgle level garden home with whitewater, ooean and Catalina sunset views provides a fabulous opportunity to live close to the beach. This spacious four bedroom. three and one-half bath home features walls of glass overlooking lush gardens and patio area. The level lot is about 15,(J()() square feet offering great possibjJjties for additional ex~sion as well as great privacy, The home is located in prestigious gate guarded lrv~e Cove. The Laguna Beach community offers a private beach, barbecue and picnic areas and tennis courts. The home is listed at a reduced price of $J,29S,000. For ""'n Uifof'l'lfiltWn, colt.IMt C4rol Berg al Coost Newport PN>JHrt#1, 4 Civk Plar.a, ·~,_.__._~-~._.. .... _,,,.____.,;;~-.... ,__..-....,.._...~~~..;;;L....:-...~·· ···NW1tM1 Beoclt orcaU (114) 644-1600. .. fl and in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa? • This t1pecial 11ection will include: • Arta 4 Entertainment Mu.sic, ~our, festivals, exhibits and dining • Beachee, Barbor 4 Ocean I 0 I Things w Do on and near the Water • Bet1t Kept Secreta • Calendar 'or Eventa .4 Look a' 12 months • Community Service9, Clo.be and Organizations Chambers of Commerce and other bu.sine.u organizations •Education The facl.:I about area public & privat.e schools, community colleges and speciali.Ud studies • Frequendy la.keel queetione and where wfind ~ OJinOen • Health 4 WellneM Ho.spitals and d. . • K.ide Shlfr A list of cJaiUl ca.re, organizations and kag • Loe.I Go•erament Profiks of Coua Mesa and Newpo11 Beach • Placee o£1Vonldp • Pointe of lnterat • Recreadon CommwUly_ and «nior j nurs, golf courses, courts, fel & parlc.J, <idull kagua • Sho..m. I.ocarani/ regional shopping venues • Traneportadon B~ laMs, rou.tu &path.3 and how w getfrom here to there via public transport .. ~ . . . ' 'I This SP-ecial section will premi~re Friday, May 31 ... ' • \ BILL FEENEY in association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS OPEN HOUSES From one to ffre p.m. Lido Isle Vacant Lot 215 Via Koron Open Sat. & Sun. $399,000 Lido Isle Large Lot 137 Via Venezia Open Saturday $699,000 Lido Isle Designer Home 113 Via Quito Open Sunday $795,000 Harbor Ridge Value 5 Bd. 3.5 Ba. Pride of ownership! Two private sunny decks, atrium $699,000 Pride of Ownership Duplex 3 Bd. 2 Ba. + 2 Ba. 1 Ba. renovated units Steps to beach! Great for owner/user Excellent income, new carpet and paint $369,000 Affordable in Corona del Mar 2 Bd. 2.5 Ba. End townhome on large greenbelt Refurbished and immaculate. community pool $219,000 Costa M~rter 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. home on~-shaped lot New roof, fr~b\y ~aint~. new carpet $219,000 Triangle Square Area 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome w/ fireplace Greenbelt location, community pool $144,000 Dover Shores Bayfront 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled with liO' on the water Large private dock. large sunny patio $999,000 Lido Isle Designer Home 2 Bd. 3 Ba. den meticulously maintained home. 47' lot Beamed ceilings, French doors, lushly landscaped $795,000 Lido Isle Large Lot 5 Bd. 5 Ba. family home on prime 52' lot Large yard/patio, 3 fireplaces. Reduced 125.000! $699.000 Lido Isle Vacant Lot • Unique prime street to street location. Ideal for 3,000 sq. ft. custom home! Steps to beach & tennis $399,000 717-4744 Lido Isle View Home 5 Bd. 4 Ba. Pride of ownership! Highest quality material.'! Marble. granite, French doors. crown moldings, 3 fireplaces $869,000 Baysbores Family Home 7 Bd. 5 Ba. Traditional, h.vdwood floors. French doors, 3 6rcplaccs, 3 car garage. large country kitchen/family room $795,000 2 Bd. 2 Ba. + den home, beamed ceilings Prime street to street location, 35' lot $595,000 Harbor Highlands Pride of Ownership 4 Bd. 2.S Ba. family home in move-in condition Great location, terrific value! $359.900