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Home My WebLink About1996-06-15 - Orange Coast PilotI I SPORTS Balboa Yacht Club ,celebrates 75 years Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ' .. ., Inside .. The best local IT Alt COM .ES DOWN TO DOLLARS ' . . '· . . r------------------, • I ! I • I • I ! •Fund-raising capabilities present the biggest difference between New- port Beach and Costa Mesa schools. r------------------------------------------------------, . Navigating stronger financial course I I ' I I I I I I I I I I • I ! . • By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot ! w hen a group of Corona : del Mar parents . : launched a neighbor- : hood •spirit run• in 1983 to raise • : money for three local elementary : schools, the event exploded into • an annual, corporate-sponsored : celebration, which last year drew : 4,800 runners and raised $80,000. : 1\vo years ago, when the : Estancia High School athletic department tried to organize the : same sort of event in its back • : yard, almost no one came. : "We didn't have a lot of atten-• former Estancia PTA president •we only made about $1,200 off it.. The school's parents tried to organize it again the following year, but couldn't muster the sup- port. "It was too much for us to take on," Bollenbach says. •n•s one of those situations where it takes time and a reputation to bui.¥. Fund-raising is tough." l So tough, in fact, that Costa Mesa cchools report receiving a small fraction of the gifts and donations Newport Beach schools receive. Costa Mesa parents repeated- ly complain about an unfair advantage wealthy Newport Beach schools have in raising funds. At the same time, Newport Beach parents say they have to raise large sums of money because of an unfair advantage poorer Costa Mesa schools have in collecting extra federal funds - money given to help bridge eco- nomic gaps between wealthy and poor schools. . That jealousy can cause prob- lems and nagging resentment between the two communities Newport-Mesa Unified serves, By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot T hey are the newest par- ent support groups in Newport-Mesa -ones that embody the activism of Parent Teachers Associations, the financial resources of ath- letic booster groups and the hands-on energy of school clean-up committees. They are fathers groups, and they're slowing invading local schools. • The first local organization. tor dads -the Navigators -wti conceived by a group of fathers at Ensign Intermediate School about four years ago. . Each member of the Navi- gators pays about $35 a year in ' •SEE FATHERS PAGE A12 ' ' I I I I I I ·: I I I I I . I I ' I I ,_ ~------------------~ : dance," says Vicki Bollenbach, a It's one of the most contentious issues in the school community. •SEE MONEY PAGE A 12 I t L------------------~-----------------------------------~ Bus driver's ultimatum is ignored •Bruce Anderson plans to file civil rights lawsuit now that his termination hasn't been rescinded. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A •rehire-or- else • deadline passed this week and former bus driver Bruce Anderson, a Costa Mesa resident, is still without a job for refusing to distribute hamburger coupons. And, as far as officials the Orange County 'Il'ansportation Authority are concerned, that's how matters are going to stay. The agency fired Anderson and will not rehire him, said OCTA spokesman John Standiford. •No action (Anderson) has taken in the past few days changes the material facts of the case,• said Standiford. HHe was terminated and that's it." Anderson referred all ques- tions to his attorney, Gloria Allred. On Friday, Allred said she would file a lawsuit Monday. She would not discuss the specifics of the suit or say where it would be filed, but suggested it would be an anti-discrimination suit. •1n our complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Com- mission, we alleged there was a violation of the civil rights act which protects an individual from •SEE DRIVER PAGE A13 s ·1 . \ I{ " ii \ " ' I I I I ) " \ I l I E MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y I'll.OT Evelyn DuGuay makes her way down the stalu after a Flag Day ceremony where the nag that was draped over her hus- band's (Horace) coffin was unfurled for the first time since b1s paul.ng in 1977. ,.. Civil service n ominees' partiality questioned •Union nominates spouses of fire and police employees to serve on panel that oversees work- er disputes. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Ptlot "fEWPORT BEACH -Three ol thf five nominees for the at} c; C-1\ 1.1 Service Board are \nves of hre and police officials -a fact that ra.ised some eyebrows th.ts week "I can't believe 1t. • said res1· dent Dolores Otting "There ts too much conflict of i.aterest -ho ..... can they be unpartial?" The independent five-member Civil Service Boa.rd hears appeals and acts on an advisory basis to the City Council on civil sel"Vlce and personnel matters, such as termination and disaphnary cas- es -the majority of which have ~ do wtth police and fire personnel! said one board member. 1\vo members of the board, Dayna Pettit and Chnt Hoose, are up for re-appointment ln the past, the police and fire- . manne wuons were each .,jlSked to nonunate one person to the board But th.ts year, th~y were •SEE NOMINEES PAGE A13 BUCK; ST O PS H E R E r---------~------, I \ ll I \ A ·FACE FROM THE PAST Newport can no longer afford lap of luxury •City officials say economy and other drains on cof- fers means less services and cuts intcr budget reserves. By Carolyn Miiier, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Recent discussions over the dty's prelim- inary budget sounded more like the banter 1n a mecba.nJc's shop than the chatter 1n Qty Hall. •we no longer have the monies to be a Cadillac organiza- tion," Councilwoman Norma Glover said, scrutinizing the bud- get. •we have to be more prudent 1n delivering services and we have to identl.fy more revenue long-term.• While City Manager Kevin Murphy agreed with the latter, he disagrffd with Glover'• auto ~?. not a Cadillac level anymore,• Murphy said at Mon- d&y'I budget=· "I'd like to think w.'re a -up Chevro-let.. Mv.iptiy Mid these changes haft '*" ~t l1nce fiacal "81 tllC);.ln, wbm th• dty cutlts number of employees by 100 and reduced the general fund and capital improvements by -40%. This year, to accumulate $2.3 million in reserves, the dty plans to transfer $500,000 into the dty'I reserves from other fundl, such u the oft-street parking budget. Estimates for 1996-97 ahow both the dty'a revenues and spending increu.mg alighUy. The budget allows for tome reltOta- tioo ol reserves u well u a mod· est pay ralM for dty 8mpkYyeei - the fint raise for non·Mfety employees lllK'e UMM, according •SEE BUDGET PAGE A13 AROUND TOWN A6 BEST BUYS Al. CLASSIFIED BS ENTERTAINMENT A10 ON THE COAST A3 POLICE FILES Al. PUBLIC NOTICES BS RELIGION AB SOCIETY A9 HOW n> ltEAOf US - QASSIFIEO ADS 642-5678 NEWSROOM 540-1224 HOTUNE 642..fiOI& IPOKTS 642-4330 \\ I \ I II I I: ' • Portrait of school name- sake Charles TeWinkle resurfaces; ceremony held with school's first student president. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MBSA -Five years ago, a TeWinkle Middle School treasure disappeared. Thursday it made a triumphant return amid fanfare at the school's annual award assembly. In 1990, portraits of Charles TeWlnkle, the school's namesake vanbbed from the walls of Boswell Hall. • lbe portrait had adorned BolweJl l1nce 'the lchool opened in 100., but wu removed when maintenance workers painted the inside ol the building five yeen ago. No one mew where the por-• trait of tbe ftnt Costa M814 mayor WU until l)bd9 Blill, the ~ tMcber Wt' from the original ~WIDklll ~. whipped them out tna bmallb w .d;k bkJttc '° lbow. ,...mt. ..,,., ... )Ult lying In .. bell- way fQr n 1b, tb19ir glw Ud . •SEE TeWINIO...E MOE A14 •1 SATURDAY. JUNE 15, 1996 greer wylder Dress slwp debuts • in Costa Mesa • A new shop recently opened featuring the dothing lines of Chantal & Vldd located at..1799 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa. The Chantal & Vicki S~oppe (646-7506) carries casual dresses for women and girls, and is open Wednesday through Sun- day. •If you're still seaiching for the JMtrfect swimsuit, today you can have a personalized sWimsuit cqpsultation with swimwear designer Anne Cole and see her lafest swimwear collection at E)ierythlng Bµt Water (540-8523) o~ the second floor of Crystal Ceurt. The fashion shows begin at:l p.m. and· again at 3 p.m. in the Center Court. If you purchase ilI1. Anne Cole swimsuit todcly, you'll receive a tree gift. check it out M ..... Wheeler, t, LaurenHel- frlcll. 0, ADM BeJden,9.Jwlca Etbell. 9, pndlce their dance ... with the guidance of Jenne CuDClall of Marlnen Scbool ln Newport le.ch. 1be young dancen ue rebeanlDg for their upcomlng tal- ent abow nut week at Martnen Park. CASE'f WKSCH I DAll.Y Pl.OT • Looking for a best buy on an e~ning out? The fourth annual South Coast Plaza Summer Food aQd Wine Festival to benefit the needy will take place at Crystal cQurt on Thursday, June 27 from 5~0 to 8:30 p .m. The culinary event is open to the public with a $30 admission fee that covers foOd and drinks. Proceeds from the event will go to the Food ~button Center and Some- one Cares Soup Kitchen. More Find the best about fathers at the library , than 32 of South Coast Plaza, Crystal Court, Village and Town c..nter's restaurants will partici- pate. This year's event features b<liorary chairman Elmer Dills, KA.BC Radio and TV restaurant c4tic and live steel drums of "Steel Parade' for entertainment. For more inlormation and reser- vetions call (435-2160). :-• ~Toumeau (850-0222) has F atherhood is one of the least understood and most mys- terious relationships in our lives, writes psychologist Samuel Osherson in HThe Passions of Fatherhood." For all who want to explore its complexities as June's third Sunday approaches, the library has abundant resources. •As our wives assume a larger presence in the working world, We dads are assuming more of a presence at home," notes Bill McCoy in "Father's Day.• Writ- ten for the new breed of real- world dad, this is a warm tome about fatherhood in the '90s, by a Parents Magazine senior editor. Equally illuminating adven- tures of male parenting are charted in "Rookie Dad," by the author of the syndicated column •oad's Eye View." For Rick Epstein, life falls into a "wobbly new orbit" when his first daugh- ter is born, but yields invaluable lessons as he learns to love the "incontinent little troll" who has invaded his life. Just as fathers of everyday folk range from wrathful patri- archs to doting dads, those of . public personalities indude eccentrics, drunks and stars. Enjoy more than 200 memoirs in "Fathers," including remem- brances lrom Alice Walker, Kurt Vonnegut and Mark 'IWain. Read other wtse and wicked tales about dads by Dave Bany, Art Unkletter and others, inter- spersed with tidbits from Machi- avelli, Dr. Seuss and Socrates, in "Every Day is Father's Day." "Many expectant fathers experience a 'cloudiness' follow- ing the confirmation of pregnan- cy," observes Jack Helnowitz in "Pregnant Fathers." To help fathers-to-be recog- nize ambivalent feelings, this guide to entering parenthood in dudes tips for getting involved with tlie pregnancy and dealing with changing relationships. According to William Jarema, author of "Fathering the Next Generation," healthy fathering encompasses the roles of elder, companion, champion, mystic and mentor. On the flip side, poor models are defined as dictal01s, trick- sters, competitors, magicians, and villains. This new volume features engrossing descriptions of fathering styles, illustrated with examples from films and lit- erature. Other dysfunctional sce- narios of father-daughter rela- tionships, plus a healthy model, are described in "The Father- Daughter Dance.• Fathers are indispensable for children and society and the growing rate of fatherlessness is a looming disaster. Those are the condu- sions of "Llfe Without Father." Readers of this new study will find ways to improve family life to strengthen one of the most important things a man can do. Other findings will help adults rethink the ground rules for par- enting roles in •fathers & Grandfathers Under Siege.• Words are not the only way to portray a relationship that rewards, frustrates and mystifies. Jn "Father & Son,• find pho- tographs of more than 50 male pairs portraying the bond that will be recognized this Sunday -• a bond that can be celebrated. cursed or strained, but never bro- ken. • CHECK IT our is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Ubrary. This week's column is by Joyce Gallie. a4ded a new line of watches just ir$ctime for Father's Day. "We are f4turing four new styles," ~eau exec Anthony J. D' ~rosio said. "One of which is •e to be j ust tight for every- o~e·s dad. The selection indudes an 18K "dual zone~ watch at $525, a stainless steel urectangu- lar" design for $550, an "auto- matic" watch in either steel or goldtone for $595, and a 1~ goldtone "moonphase" ~ with movements in both French and English for $525. And if you b1.1y a watch for dad at Tourneau, they'll engrave it at no additional c¥rge. Tourneau is located on tlie second level of South Coast PQaza near Saks Fifth Avenue. Let this year's countdown to Irrelevant Week begin .. :'In preparation for the summer I RRELEVANT WEEK BEGINS IN 8 DAYS: The 21st annual Irrelevant Week begins Sun- day, June 23 at 3 p .m. at 1Wi.n Palms restaurant with the Arrival Party and Press Conference hon- oring Sam Manuel, picked last in the NFL Draft by the San Fran- cisco 49ers. Irrelevant Week founder Paul Salata and the hard-working Irrelevant Week Committee pron$e a week of exciting events ~or Manuel, his twin brother Sean and mother Francine, all of whom will be housed at the Hyatt Newporter. pies, the Men'• Macy's S at South Coast Plaza is holding a special event featuring tofmer Olympic swimmer Matt Biondi, who bas received 11 Qfympic medals. And dwing the event you can register to win a ~ for two to the Olympic games induding airfare and lodging. And Russell brand activewear is 25% off. The week of activities is open to the public and includes Col- lege Night at Trophy's Sports Grill at 6 p.m. Monday, June 24; Irrelevant Week Sports Banquet )leaturing dozens of sports celebrities at the ~yatt New- porter at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 26; Rwm.ln' Gunnln' Goll at the Newport Beach Goll Coune on Friday, June 28, and the second annual Pub Crawl visiting five Newport Center pubs begins at 6 p.m . June 28. • IEST MIYS appears Thursdays and • saturd.tys. If you know of a good bu)' ca» 540-1224, or fax 646-4170, or write ta; Best Buys Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., COl51a Mesa. 92627 . • Salata and Irrelevant Week 'Nllllam lobdell. The wne 24- hour 1nswerlng service may be uted to record letters to the ~on l(Y</ topic. ADQIWS Our .cSdress Is 330 W. Bay St., cosu Mesa, Calif. 92627. COBRECOONS It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt· ly correct all errors of sWtt.vu. Please c.JI S7<M.233. Thanll ~· m The Newpott BNc:M:oib Mesa Dally Piiot (USPS.144-800) Is published Monday thtough S.t· urday. In Newport h«h and COIN Mes-.~--onfy a11.W. by~w The T1Mls Orenge ~ (IOO) 2S2.f1'1. In er .. ~ o4 Mltp.rtlMch lnd.c.o.ta .... at 1 c••• • '° the ~ fllGlt flllitt• Mllbte ~ ""'4 for • 10 ,. month: le('Onid deif ~ ..... It co.c.-..; CA. ~lndUdt·~ ....... lciicil Ulla)~ ta: liind .. cNrigll to ........ ,,IM\~Mei Committee are seeking gifts from local businesses to shower the honoree with at the Arrival Party. To make a gift donation, get more information or make a reservation for the best sports banquet ever or any other Irrele- vant Week event, call 263-0727. UONS CLUB BEING FORMED: The new Uons Club being formed in the Newport Coast, Balboa and Corona del Mai area will hold its formation meeting to elect officers, deter- mine the dub name and sundry other activities Tuesday, June 18 at 6:30 p.m. at the North Club House at Bayside Village, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Organizers Lou Nockold and Chuck Overbey can be reached at 644.SlOS or 992-6902 respec- tively. COMMUNITY NOTES: 1be Whllfenpoofl of Yale University were featured at the Balboa Bay Club's •Beach Ball" during the Opening at the Season Week- end. The Whiffenpoofs, all seniors, are on the first leg of their world tour which heads to ~= Balboa 6&462 Costa~ 70l60 Corona del Mar 6M2 -~ Jim de boom Costa Mesa Downtown Klwa- nb Club honored Athletes of the Month from Costa Mesa High SchoolmdudingKaUe Grogan (swimming) and Ryan Dandy (swimming), both for May, Matt Ruuell (track) and Margaret Grover (track), both for April, and Sean Hilton (volleyball) for June. Congratulations! Yacht Club. Costa Mesa Rot.al'}' Club meets at Mesa Verde Coun- try Club. 5:30 p.m. -Newport- Balboa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to bear from Sgt. John Desmond of the Newport Beach Police Department. the Orient next. Guests Joe and Carole Ciraulo, Bob and Ginny Robins, Rlcbard and Beryl Goward and Lynn and Bette Jack.son dined on a spectacula,r menu prepared by chef Jean Plerre Etgenheer and danced the night away to the sounds of Spe- da.l Delivery. Most of those in attendance agreed it was the Whiff enpoofs performance that mad~ the evening so special. 11JESDAY: 7:30 a.m. -New- port Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club to hear Peter Case with an update on the O.C. bankruptcy. Noon - Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club. Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa Mesa Community Center to hear from Tony Petros, president of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. 6 p.m. -Costa Mesa.- Newport Harbor Uons Club, the Fish Pry Club meets at Mackerel Flats and Goat Hill Junction Rail- road. WEDNESDAY: Noon -The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian 111URSDAY: 1 a.m. -Costa Mesa-Orange Coast Breakfast Uons Club meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon -Kiwanis Club of Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The Exchange Club of Newport Har- bor meets at Shark Island Yacht Club to hear from author, entre- preneur and pilot Benjamin Ban- nani. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn. Worth Repeatlng .. .from the Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach bulletin "it is all right to ask a dumb question. They are easier to handle than dumb mistakes." • COMl-.NTY AND a....5 Is pub- lished every Slturdly In the Dalty fltlot. FAX your SllfW:e club's meeting tmonn. tlon to 631·5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport BffCh. 92660. layer will spread coastal fog and douds Inland. TIDES TODAY Flnt low 4.1>2 a.m. -0.5 First high 10'..27a.m. 3.7 Second low 1:11 p.m. 2.0 s.cond high t-.ll p.m. s.a .... Artt aow 4:J6 a.m. -0.5 fnthlgh 11:ot a.m. l .7 ~-))45 p.m. 2.1 Second "W' .,....,.... S.7 -~- ftlrfott!DMy Notmudl but wind waves In sight until this ., '·• weekend~na new south-180 swell rolls In wtth 2-3 foot WltYM at south bfNks and shoulder-plus at the good spots. By~lt'llbe gone It\ beck to M'td W9Y9S b the MW week. For ... turf niport .ncl --- "91 ·-C9111he SUrflne. 1400-m SUrf. 1"i ml a.Ill s 1.90 lftd lr'fY ... ...... COSTA MESA • JOOO blodl of twbor 9oulw...t Upon mumlng tu tw red. 1989 Toyota truck .-:F-It fedco, a womll\ dh-c~ and c.llulw w.. mlldng. AClccwdlng to she had pati(ld ~from h stof'e end In the shade~ hef llfge dobefm8n pind'9r WM In the cab of the c.v. Her=-not harmed. • IOO Mode_, ~A man found e tt"9f _,..~ Ing with a ca"' Wough hit~-* from a stcnge WN In front of the howe. At he called tor Mlp to h9 famiJVthe man whh the cane~ mnttnuld ~ l1Wflt/ fn)m h ..... The vktim Iott .... of the 1Nef, but not .. the edge trtmnw and weed.., 1twt -milling In hlshands.. • JMO lllodl _, '911 it111 ,.,.,.._A rnan who wta "P°'1ed to be~ 25, Moot. 1-hhll-., JOO,.._. end uMfing a V.fteck f. Ind.,..,...,__... a 7·11*"'1oCalt a c.wton of s1.n nMta trom • _.....,. • ._ '*ll of the 1tcn and Me tMrl\. M the rnan Wlftt 1D ~ h _., .... him" ... -..-. eoe .. nechal and.._,... ,.,. OUI of the .... fowlfd WMt. Ill SGllJllMll ....... _, ... ....._,..AWllllllMM1••h111M :r-..... -~.!r·, ............ ._ .... -..................... -~11• ........... A..,C. ............................ -___ ..... .,.,,... .................. .._ Newport Baich/Cotta Mesa Daily Piloc. SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1996 B,and leader d~d recalled in midst of .Father's pay s~ I t wt11 be Father's Day in Just a blink and, alas, there will be no one here to pay homage to the patriarch of our family. Poor me. My daughters are scattered from San Francisco to Denver, my grandsons are don't celebrate the holiday yet -what's in it for them? -and my wi(e uses . · Father's Day aS"relri'bution for the way I treat Mother's Day. So, what else can l do but slink away to some pestilential hole, lick my wounds and gener- ally feel sorry for myself? Catalina Island is as good a sulking spot as any, I guess. The weather promises to be glorious, the water temperature is in the high 60s and the tourist hordes have not yet assaulted my island. All in all a splendid environ- ment for wallowing in self-pity. Certainly I jest. My wife has told me that both our daughters are sorry they can't call me Sun- day to wish me well. And she will even volunteer to swab down the boat on Sunday; she offers that every Father's Day. I will have my own thoughts tomorrow. About what neat kids my girls are -they will always be my •girls" -.and about my own dad. The last Father's Day I spent with him was 13 years ago, in a room at Hoag Hospital. He was trying to recover from a stroke that had hit him a few weeks (>'. 1111 <<1\'I earlier. It was difficult for him to talk and he would waver back and forth between fantasy and lucidi- ty. "Diana came to see me last night." he said with great diffi- culty. OUr older daughter was home in Parker, Colorado. I didn't cor- rect him. I wished him a happy Father's Day. "You're a father, too,• he said,· "So happy to you. Carol came to see me last night," he added, referring this time to his younger granddaughter. He closed his eyes and rested for a while. "Do you think I'll play again?" he asked when he awoke. "I do"Q't see why not, pop," I said. "But first you have to get everything working again. They're going to send you to a stroke rehab hospital and the head doctor there is a saxophone player, too.• "That's great," he said, and drifted off to sleep. His fingers moved. as if he was sort of fin- gering his tenor sax. He never , did play again, of course, and he died a few months later. Though the Freddy Martin orchestra was not in the same swinging genre as Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, et al., it was widely respected. In his book, "The Big Bands,• critic George T. Simon wrote: "Freddy Martin had one of the most musical and most melodic of the sweet bands ... one of the most pleasant, most relaxed dence orchestras that ever flowed across the big band scene." It flowed for more than 50 years, so the old guy must have been doing a lot of things right. Though his was not their style of music, most of the great jazz sax- ophonists used to come wherever dad was appearing just to listen to him play his horn and observe his technique. When that happened to be in New York City, he'd often end up with some of these guys in after-hours joints, playing up a storm. I would certainly have loved to be at one of those ses- sions. Though dad was known for Disputes aris~ over Job Center staffing By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -As far as City Councilwom<\11·~ Hornbuckle is concerne!, d' paltry $3,500 expenditure has somehow become the most controversial item in the current budget cycle. "It's amazing to me," Horn- buckle said. "We're talking about $3,500 m a $73 million budget." So it goes. The as-yet unre- solved debate over adding a part- timc staff member to help keep the peace at the Costa Mesa Job Center has once again turned the spotlight on the center. Do its visitors generally behave themselves? lf not, should the city be spe nding more money to improve matters?· ls the city spending too much already? Representatives from the city's Community Services Department have suggested spending $3,500 to get part-time help from the Orange County Human Relations Commission. Such a move, administrators argue, would pre- vent the need to hire addltional staff in-house. Budget watchers say thanks, but no thanks. Why contract out when the city bas its own Human Relations Committee who might fill the need? So111~ have even suggested that members of the Costa Mesa Police Department might help out at the center. That would be a poor use of city resources, according to Horn- buckle, who believes the job cen - ter serves its function of keeping people off street comers. "We've done what we set out to do," she said. "Of course it costs us some money." The city spends $133,620 per year to run the center, located at 1697 Placentia Ave. The Job Center is a gathering spot where employers can often find qualified day workers. Over the course of a year, as many as 36,000 workers have come to the center. An average of 200 job applicants per week generally find work. 1Wo city employees currently work at the center on a part-time basis. Of the $133,620 budgeted Bring Dad to fiesta at Whittier School Whittier Elementary School will hoat a Father's Day fiesta for the swround- ing community at 4:30 p.m. Sunday. Festivities including musi- cal entertainment by world- renowned mariachi band Los Gavilanes, and a potluck din- ner has been organized by kingergarten teacher Dean Reinemann to honor fathers of the area. Local families are invited to attend and are asked to bring a main dish that serves ~t people or more, person- al beverages and blankets, cushions, or beach cbeirs. Reinemann also encour- ages participants to bring dancing shoes in order to ful- ly •nJoY the music. 11Ml tchool is located at 1800 N. Wldltiet, Cotta MeM. ... lldOi'metion, call for the upcoming fiscal year, $91,740 will go toward salaries and benefits. With as many as 700 per week competing for a handful of jobs, flare-ups between competing would-be employees are bound to occur, say city officials. A third employee, officials claim, could help prevent disputes. . But Councilman Gary Mona- han says he is "not thrilled with the idea" of adding additional staff or of pouring more money into the center. ·we've got two people out there already and we're trying to cut expenses," Monahan said. ·we're spending an awful lot of tax dollars on the center already.• In the past, city officials have considered joining the county Human Relations Commission for reasons unrelated to the job cen- ter. The idea was rejected last year and should be nixed now, said resident Ernie Feeney. "We have our own bu.man relations committee," said Feeney, who maintains that a police officer could help at the job center. "Why don't we utilize what we already have?" And Eleanor Humphrey of the city's Human Relations Commit- tee says that everything is under control at the center. "I'm very impressed with the way it's run," she said. "I don't know who's behind this sort of thing, but the (job center workers) have been decorous and well- behaved day after day to my knowledge." QUALITY IS Alfred Dunhill Boutique ONLY AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA CRYSTAL COURT . THE VILLAGE . THE OFFICES llllllDIT1lll *Cn *CY'Sl81Sla. .. All 11111 M lll._ SMSAF111#1i81Ul Molday INoliP Flidey 10 •& lo 9 pa,..., 10 Ul lo 7 p.& s-iaJ l 1 I.JI. lo 6JD p& Sil! °"f> ("5) Prwy tt mJ ._. 9t. C. .._CA~ (714) m.• M 712- his dance band,. he ptayed jazz for many years at the beginning of his career. One of his early bands was billed as Captain Freddy Martin and his Pirates. He changed his musical mind in the early 1930s. "Dance bands play in much nicer places than jazz bands,• be said. Dad had a unique, immediate- ly identifiable tone. Johnny Hodges, the great saxophone player who starred with Duke Ellington, called dad "Old Mister Silver Tones, the best sax man there is.• And he was, I think. He was the best in the world at what he did, which was playing a sweet, melodic horn in a lush and unique style. Being the best in the world in one's tiny niche -whatever it may be -is a rare and precious thing. As the years spin by, the Freddy Martin fans become few- er and fewer. Indeed, not many people under 40 even r~member .him. But I occasionally hear from those who do -sometimes m an unusual context. When reader Tony Wolcott took me to task for a column on handguns, he added a P.S. to his letter, saying how much he and his wile en1oyed dancing to dad's band at the Coconut Grove. That was nice. J Most recently, I heard from Armand Charest of Costa Mesa, who asked, •Am I correct (that you) are the son of Freddy Mar- lin the band leader? If so, may I congratulate you for your father's ·1 talents and virtuosity.• . • Yes sir, you may. And be :• assured that I will relay your grb!, cious compliment when he and l~· talk SWlday. • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. INYL SALE STARTING$ 7.. 95 Anderson ffardwoo ,; Lincoln Oak Strip *All Colors* $799-..tt. Installed AT sq.yd. • Armstrong • Congoleum • Mannington • Tarkett Prices for Material Only .J A4 SATUN)AY, JUNE 15, 1996 Reputed white· supremacist going 'to prison . . racist pamphlets and cartoons into packaged food items during the put two yean. In September. a Judge granted a court injunction preventing Carlson from entering certain' supennarkets in three counties , with the purpose of distributing his literature. •Allan Eric Carlson of Glendale gets 32 months.in prison for shooting out car windows in Newport Beach. car Carlson was driving. Deputy District Attorney Dan Hess said lt was Carlson's com- By Annette Chavez. Daily Pilot A Glendale man believed to be responsible for distributing hateful literature in grocery stores was sentenced Friday to 32 months in prison for shooting out car windows in Newport Beach. Allan Eric Carlson, 32, was sentenced to two years in prison for the Dec. 19 vandalism. He was convicted of using a pellet rifle to shoot out the windows of 27 luxury cars in the Orange County dty. The vandalism, which target-ments to a probation officer ed mainly Mercedes-Benz, which motivated the judge to BMW, Porsche and Audi models, impose the sentence he did. caused an estimated $5,000 in Those statements included. Carl- damage. son's admission he would not pay Orange County Superior any restitution to the owners of Court Judge James Turner sen-the cars he vandalized., calling tenced Carlson to an additional them "millionaires• already. eight months in jail for bis pos-"I think he shot himself in the session of brass knuckles at the foot one too many times," Hess time of his arrest. said. "He used the statements he Police also reportedly found cJllade to the probation officer .as pages from a map book depicting· an opportunity to voice his politi- Glendale and other dties, a list of cal views and he just picked the Orange County grocery stores wrong time to do that.• and hateful literature inside the Carlson, a reputed white I,()(,< I (<) j )I) /,I : '1 .1 ;i I I \ / ' I ( ; 1' ( I , I ) I I I I ' ' I • Electric Boats • FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL!! 20% OFF RENTALS AVAILABLE • Pedaf Boats •Kayaks • Windsurfers •Bikes •Sailboats • Boogie Boards •Skates • Seacycles • 213 Men Kayaks • Sunkats supremacist, has been linked to numerous incidents in the South- land involving hateful ruers which target Jews, blacks and Latinos. The filers, usually ltuffed into products in grocery stores, con- tained. a telephone number with a Glendale prefix for a group called ''The Voice of Reason." Since his arrest, officW.s said they have n,oticed. a decrease in the number of hateful fliers being discovered. "Plus he hasn't been able to operate his hotline since he's been in prison,• said Tzivia Schwartz, western states counsel for the Anti-Defamation League. DON'T FORGET THE BIG CHEESE This Father's Day! Breads: Gifts, • Cheddar Garlic • Cheddar Salsa • Focacda • Cheddar Jalapeno • Swiss Onion Pannesan • Cream Cheese Cinnamon Rolls • Cheese Danish • FREE COOKIE With Any Loaf Purchase! Sunflour Natural Bakery 427 E. I 7th St. Costa Mesa 646-1440 SPY FAC~TO~R..._Y ....... PROTE C TION DEVICES 99 Out Of 100 People Swear By Us ... Many Others Swear At Us. They're Not Our Clients! --------- • Personal Protectk>n • Hidden sares • Counter Surveillance • Lock Picks • Surveillance • Records & Telephone ,A,ccessones • ~ VeHcleS • Novelty & Miscellaneous Items • Detection & MonltOi'frig 'The New & Improved SPY FACTORY' Come b and see Everett & Chuckl . 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Los Angeles dty councils have·' pas&ed ordinance1 which prohib· it the placement of literature 1 inside paclc.aged.·materlals. . Schwartz said next week a 1 similar ordinance is expected. to ·: be passed by the state Legisla-, ture. Schwartz sa.id it was just a • matter of time before Carlson's · ·activities turned violent: 1 "This (inddent) was very close ' to seeing him step over -the line,• ' she said. 1llllNI) f)l,l~NINf;! ROY AL CIGAR SOCIETY ~ OF COSTA MESA • eO#U!. See t!JW1-oll~ ~ oj.e~&.4~ • PUBLIC & PRIVATE SMOKINO AREAS • WALK-IN HUMIDOR • LIGHTERS & PIPES • HUMIDORS & CASES • TOP BRAND CIOARS • PRIVATE LOCKER RE•TAl AYAILAILE •OW INQUIRE ABOUT PRIVATE IEllERSllP & tlSCOllTSI 148-0llBO 1909 HARBOR BLVD -COSTA MESA (1 BLK South Triangle Square) OTHER LOCATIONS: Manhattan Beach, Las Vegas, Santa Monica, 9.it>oa Ptnlnaule-Newpof Eteactl Newport civic groups organize visit to Japan Th~ ~ewport Beach Sister aty Assooation and th'-• Newport Bal- boa Rotary Club will sponsor a 10-<lay trip to Japan this July to commemorate the 15th anniver- sary of sister city relationships between Okazaki, Japan, and Newport Beach. The trip is scheduled for July 30 through Aug. a and will fea- ture visits to famous castles mo~tatn spa resorts, a summe; festival and a tour of Tokyo Optional tours to Hong Kong will be offered. For more information, call 720-1077. OCC sponsors begin children's strings class Orange Coast College will ho~d a f~ur-week beginning string music class for children aged 9 to 14. The class will run from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Tues- days and Thursdays, June 25 through July 23. The course objective is to pro- vide hands-on instruction on the violin, cello, or viola. Students must furnish their own instru- ments. The class will be held at Cali- fornia School, located at 3232 N. California in Costa Mesa. Registration cost is $35 plus an $8 material fee payable to course instructor Debora Wonderchecl<. Participants may register in OCC's Community Education Office or by phone. Office hours are Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. For more information, call 432- 5880. United Way announces new funding program Two Costa Mesa agencies are benefitting from a change in the United Way's funding process. The Orange County United Way on Tuesday unveiled a new fund distribution system that will address the most critical health and human service needs in the county. The organization will dis- tribute more than $10.4 million through a more "results-orient- ed • fund distribution system. Gosta Mesa Seniors, a program designed to reduce future abuse briefly in the news reports through emp0werment, will receive $8,200. Share Our Selves, which pro- vides medical services such as TB screening, child immunization and minor surgery, is scheduled to receive $9? ,500. Leadership Tomorrow boasts graduating class Leadership Tomorrow, a spe- cialized leadership program for residents of the Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, and Irvine areas, recently graduated its 1996 par- ticipants. · During nine sessions, the pro- gram introduces local residents to various issues and leaders of the tri-city area, including city man- agers, managers of homeless shelters and fqod distribution cen- ters and police chiefs. Graduates of the 1996 program are: Corinne Beacham-Greene, Greg Bistline, Terry Dixon, Janeen Foreaker, Michael Geisen, Karen Goodyear, Michael Halphide, Janet Larrucea, Sue Leifer, Bill McCracken, Maralyn Olsson, Heather Somers, Peter Tarr, Elizabeth Thomas, and Jim Turner. The 1997 program will begin in mid-September. For informa- tion on how to apply, call Rick Ruiz· at 660-9122. Volunteers rewarded with h onors More than 250 volunteers were honored at the Fairview Develop- mental Center's 1996 VolWlteer and Donor Recognition Dinner held June 6. Volunteers were recognized for providing service to the 750 developmentally disabled resi- dents of Fairview and organizing programs such as the Special Olympics, Very Special Arts1 community outings and holiday celebrations. Fairview Men's Club member Steve Pappas was named Fairview's Volunteer of the Year. He organized an annual goli tour- nament 24 years ago that has earned Fairview more than $250,000 in cash and toys. Others honored include the Rene and Bob Courtney, the Hob- by Group, Long Beach Emblem Club and Lex Wells. The Fairview Developmental Center is located at 2501 Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. For more information call 957-5510. Signups offered for YMCA T-ball The YMCA is giving kids a chance to keep their ~bows up and watch the ball in a youth T- hall league for children 4-7 years old. Beginning Saturday, July 13, the Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine Family YMCA will begin the recreational league in which games will be Saturdays from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine Family YMCA, 2300 University Drive in Newport Beach. The cost for the program is $25 for a six-month membership and $35 for an eight-week program. Players will be divided into groups by age. Anyone interested in participating or coaching can call the YMCA at 642-9990'. SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1996 Tree trimmer found guilty of molestatio~ •Michael Fries faces a The parent had hired Fries period of time. .). sentence of 15 years to to trim her trees and told police Pries, the owner of •All 1Tees, •, her 3-yea.r-old. was telling her a tree-trimming service catering4: life in prison. •unusual• things regarding to residents in the area typically · Fries, according to police. Fries carried a video camera ~th him. ; was also suspected of molest-a habit that parents of the victimi ~g the 3-yea.r-old's sister, who called "highly unusual." but no " By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -A jury Friday found a Newport Beach tree trim- mer guilty of molesting five young girls, including two whom were only 3 years old at the time of the molestations. ' After a four-day trial in Orange County Superior Court, the jury found Michael A. Fries, 30, guilty on all 15 counts of sexual or lewd conduct with the victims, who were all under the age of 14 and live in Newport Beach or Laguna Beach. · Fries could be sentenced to 15 years to life in state prison when he is sentenced at a later date, said Orange County Deputy Dis- trict Attorney Camille Hill, who prosecuted the case. On the second day of the trial, the judge ordered that Fries' mouth be taped shut with duct- tape after be ignored several warnings to stop blurting out comments while the witnesses - two Newport Beach police detec- tives -were testifying, Hill said. However, this admonition did not occur before the jury, she said. On the third day of the trial, Fries had to sit in a holding cell and listen to the trial through audio equipment. "In (Fries') last outburst, he was saying that the detective was not being truthful," Hill said. Fries was arrested by police in his Newport Beach home last April after they received a phone call from a panicked parent. 1B 6. enough to be suspicious. Police said the alleged sexual Police later discovered video- acts occurred when the children tapes Fries made of the victims irt" • were unsupervised for a short his apartment. ~ ,· !!!B!!!!l!!i!!!!5!======:!!5~=====~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!============~· FREE Cutter & Buck baseball cap with purchase of any two Cutter & Buck items ;. ... .. • • .. r ' I ' . 'f . .. 8goK SKiNIHG · Costa Mesa author Jo-Ann Mapson, "Shadow ~ch • ., and Fountain Valley author Earlene Fowler, "Kansas lroubles, • will sign copies ol their new books from 2 to 4 p.m. at Barnes & N'9ble, niangle Square ln Cost.a Mesa. Call 631-0614. CPROASS Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres- byterian offers the American Heart Association Carcliopul- monary Resuscitation workshop from 8 a .m. to noon. The registra- tion fee is $25. Por more informa- tion, call 6«-3151. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONa RTS Ted Vautrinot plays contempo- rary folk music from 1 to 4 p.m. and War 'n' Cocoa performs con- temporary rock music from 7 to 10 p.m. The free concerts are on the Town Square at niangle Square in Costa Mesa. SUNDAY CAR SHOW The Cobra Owners Club of America Orange County presents its 15th annual "Concours De Nice" car show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Park Mall at the Office of South Coast Plaza, in front of the Westin Hotel at South Coast Plaza. The event is free. For more information, call 476-7789. MUSIC FESTIVAL The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce presents the Baroque Music Festival starting today and continuing until June 23. For times, dates and venµes, call 760-7887. :m:atf;lxo We Cater Fiestas Exhibition Cooking Our Speclaltyl • SlzzlJng Fajltn Bar • Handmade Tortilla• • Strolling Marie<:hls 714 645-0209 For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 2 51 SWppanl W.y •Newport Beach Classified ads work for you! 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To Be Continued ... 5 33 N E WP ORT CE N TE R D R I VE N E W P OR T B EA C H 644-5153 H~ Memorial HOIJ>ltal Presby- terian from 6 to 10 p.m. lbe regil- tration fee ii S25. Call 6«-3151. BUSINESS LECTUltE Foremic Consult.anti A.51od.a- tion Orange County presents "The Case of the Unmelodious Minives or The Case of the Raunchy E Mails" and •1.egat Malpractice and the Expert Wit- ness• from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at The Pacific Club at 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The costs range from $10 to $55. For more information, call 723-1114. UFE~MENT "Cleating the Ufe You Want• is the title of a two-part workshop being offered tb1I IUJD.Dlel' by Orange Coast College'• Re-Entry Center. lbe worklbop ii sched- uled for Tuesday evenings from 6· 7:30 p.m. today and the 25 in the Re-Bntry Center. Sessions are free. Call 432-5162. UNDERWATER PHOfOGRAPHY The public is invited to. •Underwater Photography,• a free noon program at the Friends' Meeting Room of the ,Newport Beach Central Ubrary. For more information, call 717-3801. SAFETY WNCHEON lbe Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce presents "Protect- ing Ourselves" at 11:30 a.m. at Five Crowns Restaurant at Poppy and East Coast Highway. The cost· is $15. Call 673-4050. (o RIVERBOAT fJ!FE<) JOIN US FOR FATHER'S DAY Newport HArbor N1111tiul Mluellm (Fo,,,.m, RniHri Ii. lM) RFSERVATIONS (714) 673-3425 hyk Fm p~.,. /Wifo <:Mii Jrlfl-1 lktwt'lf D-r uJ jar#m ill tlw Ad&, &Vir IS 1 F. COo\ST H 1CH11kY • Nn'l'Ol!r'll&ACH, CA 92660 FATHER'S DAY BRUNCH Dining Room or Waterfront Deck Champagne Harbor Cruises DINNER Dining Room or Waterfront Deck Special Dessert Cruise Only $5 ·00 With Dinner Reservation CALL 675-5777 HISTORIC WATERFRONT RESTAURANT• 3010 LA FAYETI'E, NEWPORT BEACH Cannery Cnme 8011 "Isle Muj<res" Leavuig the Cann~ry Dode ''Easy verdict in f avor of Mother Goose : On Trial! . .. clever and amusing ... " -Los Angeles Tf""1S Q# BY Dick Gjonola PIWENTBD BY SCR's Young Couervatory Players All yo11r f norile ,.~ ,.,,., .•• Ille J'O"'N UHi" .-,,,_, /#fore! I PBJUIOIUL\NCU: }rllN 14, 11111111 ,, , I naarrs: 110 Ma11s II.,. 11 ~ti/'' er~ · Final Weeiend -CAii 'T"1tlyl .. l t Nl1WOIUCING The Association of Spedal Bvent Professionals presents •Networking Inspite of Yourselr at 6:30 p.m. at the 1\vin Palms, 630 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. Learn how to speak to people when you have nothing to say. The cost is $20 to $25 for non- members. For more information, call 2-49-2307. l,£ADERSHIP The Priority Living Presi- dent's Circle For Men presents a mo.ming breakfast on •High Performance Leadership• at 7 a.m. at Planet Hollywood, 1641 Sunflower, Costa Mesa. The cost is $10 anc:t includes breakfast. For more information, call 955- 3453. RUSSIA'S FUTURE The Newport Foundation pre- sents "Russia's Future -After the mections• at 7:30 a.m. at the Bal- boa Bay Club in the Bayside room, 1221 w. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $28 for non-members and $20 for members. Por more information, call 22-4-2270. Am~ HOURS MEmNG 'The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce 11 spon- sonng it's June Business After Houn meet!ng from 5 to 1 p.m. at the Ramadi Ltd., 1680 Superior. Ave., Costa Mesa. The cost is $10 for non-members. Por additional information, p lease call 729- 4400. SEL.f..OISCOVERY Orange Coast College offers a free, two-part work.shop that places an emphasis on self-dis- covery. The workshop is sched- uled for today and June 26 ftom noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center. PROFIT WORKSHOP A free one hour workshop on lhe Real Estate Market, •aoom or Bust and How to Profit Now,• will be offered from 1 to 2 p.m . or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University Ath- letic Club, 1701 Quail St., New- port Beach. For more information, call 251-0270. CLOSING I After almost 10 years, we are closing our doors forever ... Everything Must Go! Upto50%o/f storewide ... excluding Walt Disney Classics. 9V1tooe1t Sttiettdg Eastbluff VIilage In Newport Beach 644-1474 di cation ~_...,. ...... .,._ __ _ ....__.___it_h pride II you want... Diversity. Challenges. Excitement. Excellent Salary. The Colilomia Hiahwq Potrol wants you to &econ.. port ol lfteir elite group. DON'T JUST THNC ABOUT IT, MAKE A DIFFERENCE. For applications and more information contact the California Hklh~ Patrol office at (714) 558-4325 • 24 Hour Recording. .. ,_,. . "· ••• .. --a..•-~· -· __ __.,._ .• , BUSINESS OWNERS Bailey Marketing Concepts presents "Discovery-Bases Sell- ing : An Executive Briefing for. Business Owners,• a free meet- ing, from 8:15 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Sandler Sales Institute, 2091 Busi- ness Center Drive, Suite 100, Irvine. For more information, call 800-422-4539. ONGOING ADULT BAUROOM DANCE Tiie Costa Mesa Senior Center offers adult ballroom dance on the third Friday of each month from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples welcome. Llve music pro- vided by the Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is $5 or $4 for sage mem- bers. The Senior Center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa 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 Com- munity Center, 1845 Park Ave. The program focuses on ways of communicating with any out-of- control family dispute, anger and general family disharmony. The cost is $5 for adults, $3 for chil- dren 13 to.18. Parents do not have to be present. Call 556-8000 for more information. COM CLASS OF 1986 The reunion committee for Corona del Mar's 'Class of 1996 is looking for alumni. Please send current address and telephone number to: CdM 86-Reunion Committee, PO Box 5269, New- port Beach, CA. 92662. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obtain free U.S.D.A. surplus food between 8 and 10 a.m. the second Saturday of each month in the rear parking lot of the Church of Christ, 286 Avocado St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 631-2177. TEEN'fOCUS The Teen Focus outpatient chemical dependency treatment program holds a free 12-Step Meeting at noon Sundays exclu- sively for teens in its offices at 567 -------------------- 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER -----------~---- NIOXIN essenttol elements ~7 We Honor All Competitors' Coupons!! ,,-;; .. , • .. ~~I Senscienre• mustela HAIR CARE . t•fllllla ft"I& CAat , • 1 I ' "W ----------. pevonta kl).f'-iAW.. •• . I (l-12-1 71 7 ' I ' \ ( I/ / (I • / 1 I/ I /11 I \ ,,, \ " ·~ ~-------------------~--------, Mllil ,... J!Jl!Jl lllllwnlAw., 1,.,,;~, ~ !J27I5 . , SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1996 A.1 San Nicolas Drive, Suite 201, Newport Center, Newport Beach. For m0re information, call 640- TEEN or 640-1788. ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP This ongoing group specializes in the needs of individuals who have sick and/or dying animals in their lives. It meets from 1 :30 to 2 p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite No. 311, Newport Beach. Free admis- sion but call 722-4588 for space reservation. MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUPS The Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Orange County proVldes education and emotional support for families dealing with mentally ill loved ones. A free support group meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at Orange County Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red- hill Ave .. Costa Mesa. Call 544- 8488 for details. Also, St. Andrew's Presbyter- ian Church offers a support group for families with loved c>nes with serious mental illnesses meets Sunday evenings from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the church's Stewart Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The group is open to the community and com- mitted to confidentiality. For more information, call 631-2880. BREAST CANCER SUPPORT A breast cancer support group meets every Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The meetings are free. For more mfonnation, call 722-6237. PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT A prostate cancer support group meets every Thursday; everung for eight weeks begin- ning tonight at 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The meetings are free, For more information, call 722-6237. SENIORS SQUARE DANCE CLUB The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round Dance Club seeks experienced dancers to join m from 9 to 11 a .m . every ThUJS- day at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets. Call 545-5669 for more informa- tion. · 0 FREE Sports Water Bottle (Spend $25 ot porttclpoting stores & receive o free sports water bottle. While supplies lost.) 0 Discounts & Specialsl 0 Prize Drawings FREE FOOD S•PUNG .... _..... mol'S- Schlotzsky'a DeU ~Labels Paacal Restaurant Gourmet Dell :. I 1Ji.. BusyQOdy Direct One Hour Photo Puc:al Epiciere NB Cleaners ~otal Beauty Vlsuaf Signs, EiC. Kitchen Oel9' Harts~&~ PllClllc ODiiie tbm ~&9 WORKSHOPS ART THERAPY . The Artist's Day is a time for creativity and everyone is invited to join in this workshop at 1:30 p.m. today in the Newport Beach Church of Religious Science par- sonage, 1929 Tustin Ave. in Costa Mesa. Bring your favorite type of painting or drawing materials, or bring clay if you like to work with it. The "little child" inside is eager to try new and joyous experiences. Call 646-3199 for more information. SPIRITUAL RENEWAL Our Lady Queen of Angels wel- comes all inactive Catholics to join in a candid dialogue about the church today and changes that have occurred. Everyone is welcome to an informal discus- sion group in the Parish Center at 6:15 p.m. Sunday and June 30. Our Lady Queen of Angels Parish Center is at 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Call Sister Agatha at 644-9218, Marie Romano at 548-3844 or Joe Drey at 640-4781 for more information. SERMONS MAKING PIZZA WITH YOUR PARENTS + CHURCH N4ME: Harbor Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) + APDRESS: 2401 Irvine Ave •• Newport Beach +TELEPHONE: 645-5781 + DENOMINATION: Christ- ian Church (Disciples of Christ) + YEAR CHURCH ESTAB- LISHED: 1960 +SERVICE TIMES: 10 a.m. Sunday Communion service and S~nday School for chil- dren ages 10 and younger; 8:30 a.m. is Adult Sunday School; 7 p.m. Monda).' women's and men's Bible study and prayer groups meet independently; 10 a.m. Thursday a women's Bible study and prayer group meets. + SENIOR PASTOR: Dennis Short + SIZE OF CONGREGA- TION: 100. Since Pastor Short came to the church in February the segment of young people is expanding. There is now a group of young adults and singles that has dubbed itself "The Young and the Rest of Us." + MAKEUP OF CONGRE- GATION: Ages 15 months through 93 years, singles, couples and families. + CHILD CARE: Provided at the 10 a.m. service and as needed for other meeting~ +OUT· REACH PRO- GRAMS: and events. +TYPE OF WORSHIP: A blend of tra· ditlonal and contempo- rary. Congre- gational singing of a wide variety of hymns - spiritual. Communion, praise and ethnic -is a large part of the Sunday Communion service. A lay leader leads the litany . and offertory parts of the worship. Pas- DON LEACH I DAllY PILOT Pastor Dennis Short of tyhe Harbor Christian Church. Financial support is sent to All People's Christian Center in South Cen- tral L.A. a,,d East- mont Cen- ter in L.A. The centers provide preschools, after- school, ESL and sum- mer camp programs, tor Short gives the day's message. + TYPE OF SERMON: Most often based on a scripture from the revised Common Lectionary. Contemporary, offering practical guidance and direction for daily Christian living. + RECENT SERMONS: On Mother's Day the topic was the importance of love in our lives, focusing especially on the role of a mother's love. Last Sunday the focus was on three senses needed for the Christian life: direc- tion, discovery and destiny. + UPCOMING SERMO N: The message for Father's Day will reflect on Christ as a model for healing for a father -his personal healing and the healing he extends to his family and communi- ty. + WELCOME WAGON: There are official greeters, but everyone at Harbor Christian Church has· out- stretched arms and a knack for hospitality. Community is in the heart of this con- gregation. and food to the communities they are in. Pastor Short is the co- chair of the Partnership Com,mittee that, combined with the United Church of Christ, supports the work of World Missions and Home- land Missions, wh.ich both provide physical and spiritu- al sustenance to people throughout the world. +DRESS: Informal. + CHURCH DESIGN: The spacious, open, multi-func- tional main building and sanctuary were built in 1973. The design Incorporat- ed ideas from the entire congregation. Especially notable are large patios that surround the building in a manner intended to express arms outstretched to the community. + MISSION STATEMENT: The Christian Church (Disci- ples of Chri,st) proclaims Jesus as Lord, draws its inspiration from Scripture and the Holy Spirit, withess- es and serves among the whole human family, acknowledges that Christian unity and Christian mission are inseparable, and claims · as its particular mission the quest for the reunipn of the Body of Christ, celebrating weekly around the Lord's Table the life, death, and resurrection and continuing presence of its Lord. + INTERESTING NOTES: The congregation of Temple Isaiah has met here on Fri- day nights and for other holy days for about 20 years. Also, Pastor Short is a licensed Marriage, Family and Child Counselor and is also very active with Mar- riage Encounters. He does a lot of premarital counseling and weddings. -By Michele M. Marr That's the title of the sermon scheduled 10:30 a.m. Sunday at O range Coast Unitarian Univer- salist Church, 1259 Victoria St. in Costa Mesa. The sermon, by the Rev. Kathy Klohr, will honor Father's Day, and special recogni- tion will be given to the Religious Education Department's children, youth and teachers, who will par- ticipate in the recognition of fathers. L . f -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-------~ The Rusty Pelican Join us for r atfitr's 'IJag on tfit 'Waterfront .. Champagne 'lJrutteli Servel from 9:00 am 5 at/Ur's 'lJag 'Dinner_ _,. Served from 4 :<XJ'pm 'J.low Jlccepting !l(eservations 142-3431 2735 W. PCB, lawpart Beach METHODIST I Coata Me-l MESA VERDE UNmD METHODIST CHURCH : 1701 Baker, C.M 1 Worship & Church School • 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. , Dr. Richard Georae 979-8234 NEWPORT CBNTER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1 60J Marauertte Ave. Coroner de Mar 644-0745 Worship at S :OOAM & 1 O:OOAM Children Sunday School I O:OOAM Jr. & Sr. Hlqh S:OOPM J ,A GU N.A. United Methodist Church 2 1632 Wesley Dr. Laguna Beach 499-3088 Sunday Momlng Worship & Christian Education 1 OAM M inisters David Beades & Virginia Wheeler Wesley Counsellng Center Services Avall8ble RELIGI OUS SCIENCE RELIGIOUS SCIENCE N&Wll'OIU IEACH SClENCI OF MINO EDUCATION CINTH (Cornet ot DOYe • auau -1n ofllol 9400. oetCJll from FlltCtlet Jonee) 901 Dove #14S Olloe: M, Tu, Th (714) 148-3119 Dt .................. , .. ...., CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FfilST CHURCH OF ~HRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 Via Lldo, Newport Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 Cburc:h lOam .. SS:-, SUnday SdW>Ol lOam Wec:tne.daT MeeUnga lpm The Lord •hall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this forth, and eJ1en for ellermore. Psal..,., 121:8 Branch of The Mother Church The Flrst Church ot Christ Scientist Boston, Masnchusett.s CONGREGATIONAL n\ COMMUN~ CHURCH \i!}J· CONGREGATIONAL UNITEO CHURCH OF CHRIST To~ .. lb c..; lb c... II lb 00. BNCl9 V~ .... Mtn1et« Su~ Wonhlp 8:15 • 1o.M Church ldlOlll tAM MIAt • 9:41 a.... Child c.nt """4• d ~7400 611 "'9,C:...DlllW CHRISTIAN SOUT.H COAST CHRISTIAN CH"C.JR.CH =,,,,,_ ..... we Care ~bout You Because Christ Cares. "Top Temptations Fathers Face" Selected Scriptures Won<hlp Servi"" I Oil S om Bible Srudies 9100 om Kid. For Chrln 5!30 pm 792 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa CA • 92627 (714) 548-3468 (Comer nfVi<'tOril ~ Plocenda) ' PRESBYTERIAN ST. MARK PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH "Open Anns and Open Minds " Worship 9:30 Jamboret .t E.ltblulf In NtwpOrt Badt 644-1341 FOR INFORMATION ON RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY CALL KRISTIN BERMAN 5744240 EPISCOPAL SAINT JAMIS C RCH episcopa .... ~ ... ,., .. ~-.............. u.w • .__ .......... Fr. David C. Anderson, rectof' 3209 VIO Ud<> N.wport 8eoch 71 .. /675-0210 7:30 am Traditional 9 am Co11 ... 1~'Y. 9 am Church Schoo4 10:45 am CharilmCltlc and Wednetdoy noon lUTHERAN CHRIST LVTHERAN CHVRCH Pastor William Hemenway "We love children, youth, young adults, career adults, seniors. We love to care, to reach out, to meet needs, to answer questions· •Sunday Services -8:00, 9:30 & 10:45 • Sunday School & Bible Studies -9:30 700 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (714) 031-1011 • (714) 548-6866 <School) St. Andrew~ Presbyterian Church Wun1h1r MnJ he11r •his J'f11Ctlcal, Chrl•r·comrcn . .J, hlblkal m~<'· "PATIENCE IN StlFFERING" Oames 5:7-12) l'r J.4m A Hu01u 1n. Jr S.m1n.1.iy, Jurnr ti, i; ll) r M . 1.,,.., ""'" SunJ~y. June 9, 8010 111\J I (I· Ii; /\. .M 600St. AnJrew~ RnnJ, N~wport Beach, California (714) 631-2880 (,.,,. .... foim N.·w •n I l.111'1•r I Ii h Sd•vul Al lrvl aAJ JSth. "" - SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1996 A9 EVent raises money, AIDS aWareness I a llall eledl4m year. tbe concept of •family values• is again a topic of dJlcullion. Central to this debate II the issue of same-sex relatiam. Ju an adjunct to this very emotional tenttory is the issue of Ams in America. : AIDS lhould not be a subject to tie debated politically or phllosopb- ~. reUglously, morally or sodal-!Y· It ls a disease. A med.ical prob- lem. And, it ii a reality. lnaeastng- ly, AIDS ii a kDler -an equal opportunity killer, that is on the rise in the population of young hetero- sexuals and in particular, women. Despite the medical facts, there are many people who still believe AIDS is a disease ot the gay popu- lation. And, as such, it is a disease that is •their problem.• Aids Services Foundation of Orange County would like to send the message to all dtizens of this region that AIDS is •our problem.• More importantly, it is a problem that can be overcome if the public and private sectors would work together to find a cure. Tu that end, "A Round Up For Life• unfolded <in the grounds of The Centennial Fann at The Orange County Fair- grounds to raise money and to raise awareness about AIDS. Chaired by Judy Fluor Runnels With a committee including Keith c;:luk·Epley, Robert Fontanma. CbarUe PraDdlc:ul, Roger Hamp- ton, Ken JU.On and Don Stratton. 400 concerned locals enjoyed the second annual western event to benefit people living with AIDS in Orange County. As Sam Morrison's band played on, a barbecue spread with contributions from such corpo-rate sponsors as The House of Sea- ~ 1\'ader Joe's, Barefoot Wm- .-y, Coors, Realife, Artie Springs, The Raft Restaurant of Newport. Ben and Jeny's, and Starbucks Coffee made the event a success. The evening's honored guest was NBC-' news anchor Kelly Lange,recognizedforherongoing work on behalf of people living with AIDS. Underwriting support for the affair came from Anita May losemteln (of The May Co. Fami- ly) and the WllJlam GWesple FoundaUon. Gillespie, of Laguna Beach, was in the news earlier this year for bis multi-million dollar grants to the artistic, scientific, and educational pursuits of multiple Orange County organizations. • The up-beat mood of the west- efll party and the resulting finan- cMI gain for the AIDS Services Souridation. which included an ~ctioo of celebrity memorabilia with donations from Uly Tomlin md Elton John, did not overshad- ~ the fact that many Americans ~' 4 t 1" o Cl v s g ., MIYA •U. U9aD ClOTHE8, 10Y8 a ACCllMIOA•a. IETC. !1584 N=:t ahd. (at Del Mer) -........... C-. Mm11 (714) ea1·73H remain ignorant concerning the disease, and unwilling to face the gay population associated with AIDS. Ironically, as the gay popu- lation comes to tenns with AIDS after 20 yea.rs of panic, statistics point to an alanning rise in HIV infection amongst our young peo- ple from all sectors of society. This week, I learned of two people I knew who died of AIDS. They were certainly not 'the first for me. I could list 50, maybe more. These men were not my dose friends, but I can assure you that they each had dose friends and family who will never com- pletely get over the loss. Straight society tends to forget that gay and lesbian people generally come from straight parents, have straight siblings, co-workers, friends, and sometimes even straight spouses and children of their own. • Orange County in general, and the Newport-Mesa Community in particular, does not pay much attention to the AIDS crisis. The IOdal players who generously donate time and money to in.any worthwhile needs do not have their names on the letterhead of AIDS Services Foundation. Orange County. Those who do are Runnelt, Sharon lak, Barbara Glab-.n,Janlc:eJobnso~Judy O'Dea Mon, George Rabb, Al Roberta, David Scott and Rba Groux to name a few. Aids Services Orange County has been around since 1985 pro- viding services to people living with AIDS. Today, more than 700 individuals living with the disease benefit from every dollar raised by the foundation. Its president is Al Roberts, and board members include Barbara Glabman, R.lcbard Rel.D.lch. Ka.nm EW.a and Judith JlosenthaJ, all active locals dedicated to many community efforts. But, they are among a pre- cious few who have stood up to be counted among those concerned about AIDS in America ... AIDS in Orange County. Ask yourself if you really can stay detached and unconcerned. Are you part of the mainstream crowd who snickers at the subject privately? Then, ask yoUrself, why? To get involved, call Louise Cwnmlngs, director of develop- ment, AIDS Services Orang~ County 714 253-1530. • 8.W. COOK'S coiumns run every Thursday and Saturday. INVITATION ROYAL KHYBER's FIRST CIGAR DINNER Tuesday, June 25th, 6:30p.m. FeaturlrtR these FINE CJGARS CACJQUE-Apacbe. DON MARCOS· Torpedo, AVO •3 CHAMPAGNE 1st Co11rse -TANDOORJ TUl-bit6 Cblcllt•11 nJMo. Lanrb Kebobs arrd Fish n.1t1ta M!tt'C'd u•ltb Mml/l(I '/alsa and CbtWl")'S OJola> ofjltltt Calf[or11fa Cbt1rdonnay Saul/(/Jnm1 Bla11c 2nd Co11 rse -Chkltm KM""" mu/ A1H Gobbi s..,,w uot1b B&matl Rlct> Cbotcl' <>ffl11tt <Allfiimla Chardonnay Sa1w111nu11 IJJa11c 3rd Course -/Gtrtibi Ulmb """ S-s P•11ttr St>n.wJ wttb &bmatf Rlro 4tb Course ~-~IJNu (Rice Au/4ins) prepared In saffron s;,,r;U M.Jt Whu"7- TW ,..,,.~; 5-.hr _,, U#.00 ~pat. AM..Ja-,,,.J~ RESERVATION: (714) 752-5200 ROYAL KHYBER -J(){)() N. BRJSTOL, NEWPORT BEACH f ET A PERFECT NIGHT'S SLEEP AT A WHOLESALE PRICEI I . rfi@npK. ' I • King Size FROM 3 pc. set These mattresses are all new & structurally sound, but coemetlcaJty Imperfect. Some have mismatched fabrics, scuffs from shipping, etc. But at these prices, who cares! I ; • ~ORANGE COUNTY'S AUTHORIZED SIMMONS FACTORY OUTLET! . ... .. • ·----. ' e The World's Most Extensive And Celebrated Collection Of Storage And Organizational Products lhe Container Store Can't find your shoes in the morning? Having trouble shutting your junk drawer? Need to unscramble your pots and pans? Then here's your chance to discover thousands of ways to save time, save space, and simplify your life. Come browse through our extraordinary variety of creative and innovative storage solutions. After one visit, you won't just be organized. You 'll be positively amazed . Sunflower Avenue -------.......... c.. ...... 1 1m1*'1m Metro Pointe across from South Coast Plaza · (Bear St. and South Coast Dr.) (714) 556-2333 AnMTA ~ CCMR, ~ mw.cE.., .... l Q1lllQt l SQWMY6. l tOJSTile S.Mnam UTll Alff BM NllliD. TX ~ " .. .. • .. • 1 .. .. , .. • . • I • ~ SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1996 what's going on 8ki BANC> SWING Dance to the sounds of the big band swing era with the Balboa Beach Big Band every third Friday of the month from 7 to 11 p.m. at The Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th Street. nckets are SS · and $4 for SAGE members. For more information, call 645-2356. ~ NEWPoRT BEACH CENTRAL UIRARY P 1 "Jowney Down the Coast" is C (he title of an exhibit of watercolor SC ~ scenes by Birgitta Kappe which Mn be on display from June 1 to P J\,Ule 30. For more information, call b µ7-3801. it GUNA ART MUSEUM STORE e. e: • "Turning the Tables," a display rr ~(table installations by local artists MU be featured at the museum SI tt9re in South Coast Plaza through JU.De 16. All artwork is available for purchase. For more informa- jc tiqn. call 662-3366. U LAGUNA ART MUSEUM U "One Hundred Years on the \\ Edge: The Frame in America 1820 · si b to 1920" opens at the Laguna Art C Museum Gallery at South Coast Plaza on June 21 . The survey of C 100 years of early American 1' frames will remam on view A through Aug. 25. R PAINTING EXHIBIT a I\ p ;..-Lenora Monahan will be exhibiting her impressionistic ~rench landscape paintings on .fune 22 and 23 at Rogers Gar- ~ens. 2301 San Joaquin Hills ~Good Driver Rates Ticketed Rates • Homeowners • Commercial • We represent 10 Co's to serve you best! Family Owned & Operated for Over 17 Years Road, Corona del Mar~Lenora will be present both days from 11 a.m . to4 p.m. DANCE LATIN AND CARIBBEAN a.ASSES A number of lively Latin and Caribbean dances will be offered Friday evenings at Orange Coast College from 8:30 to 10 p.m. from June 14 through Aug. 2. Registra- tion fee is $45. For more infonna- tion, call 432-5880. LATIN DANCE WORKSHOP Presented in both English and Spanish, a Latin dance workshop will be offered Saturdays at Orange Coast College from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. from June 15 through July 27. Registration fee is $45. For more information, call 432-5880. ADULT BAUROOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers adult ballroom dance on June 21 and 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 .. Costa Mesa. Fll..M SAILING FILMS A pair of motion-pictw-e classics about sailing around the world, HVoyage of the Brigantine Yan- kee" and "The Dove, H will be screened from 7 to 9:30 p .m. on Friday evening, June 21, at Orange G:oast College's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. nckets: $5-$7. Information: 645-9412. KID'S STIJFF 'GOOSEBUMPS' The "Goosebumps" club meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p .m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive. For more information, call 759- 0982. . STORY AND CRAFT HOUR From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday, Barnes & Noble holds a fun-filled craft and story hour for children of Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful HAND-SELECTED BOUQUET CANYON STONE ENTRY THIS STONE WAS SELECTED FOR ITS GRAY/BLUE COLOR. Jim Jennings CUSTOM MASONRY 170 E. 17th St. • Suite 206 Cost.a Me a (714) 645-8512 Stall" LicenM" #392707 Le t Jim Jennings insta ll your complete yard hard cape. • Expert bnck. block, stone, tile, slate & concrete work. • Can recommend quality designers & landscapers. • Quality work an Costa Mesa & Newport Beach l>IOCe 1969. • Dniinage problems? We solve them. Why take" . chance and be disappointed? Call the company that ha$~ 1000-. of cua&ornen ff!' ewer 2 7 years. Call Now and Ask About Our New P1cka11. 5 Premium Ch1•1l1 lor OnlJ Sl 8.511 549-3500 Continental Cablevlslon ( I '' , all ages. Refreshments will be served. Barnes & Noble ii located at 1870 HarbOr Blvd, 1\iangle Square. cau 631--0614. CNlDMN"S STORY HOUR Join Barnes & Noble in New- port Beach for an hour o1 imagina- tion and excitement at 1 p.m .. 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. 759--0982. • JAZZ SERIES Contemporary Jazz artist Keiko Matsui wW perform two concerts, at 7 and 9 p.m. Friday at the Hyatt Newporter hotel in NeWp<>rt Beach. Tokyo-born Mat- sui's latest release, "Sapphire,• was nominated "Best Jazz Album of 1995" by the Soul Train Awards. Tickets: $15 for the early show; $20 for the late show. Tick- ets are available at ncketmaster and the Hyatt Newporter. Infor- mation: 650-lJVE. GO FOR BAROQUE The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce presents the Baroque Music Festival starting Sunday and continuing until June 23. Call 760-7887. . TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS Free live classic rock perfor- mances will be held from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Vow Dolor Coven Morel 1922 HAllOl 11.VD~ COSTA MESA • 5"-1156 WHILE LOSING WEIGHT We'll pay you$$ to lose 10-20 lbs. 'Dr. Recommended. '100% Natural. '100% Guarantee. 'Lose Inches. 'No Hunger! 'High Energy. ' CALL (714) 548-7- We're Puffin' from 1 to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and from 1 to -4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday attemoons op the Town Square at niangle Square in eo.ta Mesa. 'ARMS AND THE MAN' South Coast Repertory presents George Bernard Shaw's •Arms and the Man,• set in 1885 Bulgar- ia against the backdrop of the Balkan war, the play is one of Shaw's self-desaibed "pleasant" plays and filled with engaging, exciting word play about love and war. Showtimes from May 31 to June 30: Tuesday through Satur- day at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with 2:30 p.m. matinees on Saturday and Sunday. nckets: $17-$38. Information: 957-4033. 'NUNSENSE' Costa Mesa Civic Playhou.Se presents Dan Goggin's "Nun- sense, • a musical comedy. Show- times: Thursday to Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p .m. through July 1, except July 4. Tickets: $15. Call 650-5269. 'CATf1SH MOON' Laddy Sartin's h eartwarming A Bug .ht Your Ear! comedy of love and friendshiR makes its West Coast debut at The Theatre Dlltrict. The play pre1e11ts a glimpse into the dynamics ot male bonding. Show times: Friday and Saturday a1 8 p.m. and Sun- day at 7 p.m. through June 30. Th:kets: $15. Call '35 .... 043. ORDER IN TitE COURT Mother Goose is in Dreamland· Supreme Court defending herself against slander, cJatmlng all the characters are historical people in "Mother Goose: On niatl• at South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Show times: 1:30 p.m tonight; 4 and 7:30 p.m. saturday; and 2 and 4 p .m. Sunday. Closes Sunday. nckets: $8-10. Call 957-4033. 'CAlliOUC SCHOOL GIRLS' Casey Kurtti's amusing satire o1 parochial school life in the 1960's, •catholic School Girls,• will open Orange Coast College's four-pro- ductions summer theatre season on June 20. The show runs Thurs- days through Sundays, June 20-23. and 27-30, in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre. Curtain is set for 8 pm. Thursday through Saturday nights. and 2 p.m . on Sundays. nckets:' $6-$9. Information: 432-5880. --'-'~1--11...-· r$1oofi:,§W'Oi_to., I Any Custom Us100 ~FF( Frame Order II A. ny Special 1 over $50 11 Order Art Must present coupon Discount eQual to at ti'::,~~ II 20% off. Applied to 's • a . ... COSTA MESA FAIRGROUNDS 12-28 Coloring Contest Rules & Regulations One win"'!r in eoch 9 ,9".0UP .will be chosen. Each winner will receive 4 tickets to the Orange County Fair. ~nmng artwofit win be d1~ at the Orange County Fairgrounds. • ~~ ::b:P~C' i~ a child in one of the age groups li..ed below. Name, oddreis and age • Mai! finished entries. to: 9"onge County Fair ~iol Contest, 88 Fair Dr., Costa Meso CA 92626 Entries must be ~ by 5 p.m., Monday, July 8. ' · : ~~I be ~ by~~. July 12. Winni~ entries will be on di~ in the Youth Building. 1""¥"" entries mat l>e pidc8d up at the Special Contest Office after the Fair, Monday, Joty 29 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ~---..;,._---~ .......... ------~---------:;........;;...__ ~: _______ __ ~ """""')'----5 & Under---6-8 ___ 9-11 AtJdr.s __________ ._;.. ________ city· 7~. Home f't'°"9 ----------~~....:....--~ .------ Pat•ll• Wottt ~,""!"""-_______ Parwnt/Guordicin SigrMiuN-----.......;;.~;..._--..;,;._ (, Newpott s..chlCosta Mesa Daily Pilot Hats off to engineer George WG. Ferris I W ould someone please tell me what it is about that Perris wheel in the Balboa Pun Zone which so cap- ttvates the artistic spirit? You see it in post cards and tour books. And murals. Big time, in murals. the Perris wheel just turned up in the newly-ded- icated mural at the Orange Coast Association of Realtors' Old Newport Boulevard office. More than a year ago, I wrote about another local mural: namely that not-so-little number on the side of the Balboa Mar- ket. That one bas the Ferris wheel too and the Balboa Pier ... surfers ... pelicans. Images of Newport. Are we detecting a trend? The way I see it, if you're going to depict Newport Beach, you can't rightly leave out the Balboa Pavilion. Gotta have the Balboa Pier and a boat or two. The Realtor's mural, perhaps in a nod to what has truly made Newport Beach what is today, has stuck in the Fashion Island skyline right there behind the Ferris wheel. No room for Fletcher Jones' Mercedes Benz dealership, apparently, but I'd lay odds that city leaders would paint that sucker front and cen- ter if they were calling the ~rusbstrokes. How about the topiary dol- ~hins in Corona del Mar? Can - nery Village? The Balboa Island ferry? • Clearly, Newport Beach is in pie eye of the beholder. U some- body ever commissions me to do ~ mural -you may laugh -I'd come up with my own images. My mural would include the Edwards Lldo Cinema and fiaute Cakes restaurant in West- diff. I'd throw in the Big Corona tidepools and a couple favorite· views from Coast Highway along the Newport Coast border (OK, so they're not in Newport Beach). I would include Newport Pier, not Balboa, and hoards of peo- ple would be fishing from it. I'd have the Wedge, on a good day. • And that miniature dock on Balboa Island with all the funky lgures all over it. My mural would contain Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The lftMlltlon CoMtftlMs Slnat 1972 evan henerson seagulls, not pelicans; seals not dolphins. And an unobtrusive bench from which anybody -resident or tourist -can take in the whole motley panoply. Q Confession: I haven't yet seen the West Coast Premiere of "Catfish Moon" at the Theatre District, but playwright Laddy Sartin lias. What's more, he trav- eled all the way from Rock Hill, South Carolina to check it out. One kind of needs.to watch this "West Coast Premiere" des- ignation. Yes, it's the first time on our shores, but "Catfish Moon• has bad something like seven productions, including its 1994 premiere at Charlotte Repertory. It also had life as a one-act back in the mid-80's before Sartin went back to the ~~)' BAGEL Co drawing board, added a charac- ter and made it a full-length. •Another one of my play's, 'Roses for Roy Lee,' won an $8,000 North Carolina Play- wrights Fellowship," Sartin told me by phone. "That allowed me to really focus on my writing. I settled down and went back to work on 'Catfish Moon.'" Steve Howard, a Theatre Dis- trict board member, had acted in the Ch8f lotte area for several years. A few months back, Howard -who is in the produc- tion -called up Charlotte Rep's Artistic Director Mark Woods and asked for play suggestions for the District's final slot. Woods suggested "Catfish Moon.• Howard read the play, pitched it to Theatre District Artistic Director Mario Lescot who grabbed it. "Everybody loves it. It's homespun and it's got a mes- sage,• Howard said It's a neat thing to be a part of. Furthermore -in keeping with what seems to be a requirement for Theatre District productions these days -"Cat- fish Moon• is set in the south. It deals with three middle-aged fishing buddies and the woman in their lives. The action takes place at a lake, which should pose an interesting challenge to the district's "Spare-No- Expense-on-the-Details" set designers. A gracious and grateful Sartin says that Lescot and Co. have MUST SHOW COL'PO~ • F..XP. 6129196 ST 474 E. l 7TH ST. COSTA MESA .. 1111· I 1·11 ( 1fl11t! \1011· .. Mak~ " Ji/Termce in the lift of" di'serving chiJJ! NEW SU MERC Conze In NOW for the Best Selection 766-6640 • 28SO E. <:oast Hwy., COrooa del Mar -.. .............. ,,. • Opill.....,. ........ ..., "got a real sweet pro- duction" on their hands. "They have really com- plimented my work, be added, "I'm real fortu- nate.• S To repeat, Laddy arUn. I haven't seen il, but those whCJ have -and, sure, they're proba- bly biased -say it's not "Grumpy Old Men• revisited. Audiences are supposed to laugh and cry and be touched and leave the theater feeling good. That's generally how Sartin says the experience has been going. "They come tn not knowing anything about the story," Sartin /1 Ni!.!!_Jlr111 Outlet 70 % Off of What? North Carolina deep di scount prices at a Southern California address. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 ~ 230 E~st 17th St., Costa Mesa~ SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1996 A 1t DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT In a scene from "Catflsb Moon" buddies .. Curty• Steve Howard (left) and "Gordon" Steve McCammon fish their favorite spot. ' said. "And the actors really move the audience. Then they laugh and cry and when the play ends, they're laughing again. I couldn't ask for more than that." For my part, l'd better leave that theater fighting off the urge to fish. •EVAN HENEllSON'S column runs every saturday. ROSEY'S AUTO BODY CAl.JRJ6#A lAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR FACILITY Fm Pkt.., & ......., • Al CriW led.eidw 642-4522 121 l1411trial War • Cesta Mesa WESTMINSTER :[ . ·.·, . · . ·-n __ ,,.., .. -:!~, .. mURi"' ,., =&• ~' -1 .... 11) Nmll .... .. ,., SATURDAY, JUNE 15, _1996 During our in~ Into schOol ..,._ the Dally Pilot foUnd that more = doesn't neceswlly ..aaa better w1w,_.. Newport Beach SihOoll dO outs<;ore a.Ir neighboring counterperts obn Qn ~ ~ests, but two cities hM v..ity dffferent·~ MONEY CONTINUED FROM A 1 says Supenntendent Mac Bernd. "It becomes Wc.e the chicken I dDd the egg: says Bernd, who came to Newport-Mesa in t993. "The federal goverrunent distrib- utes money to poorer schools to make up tht• fund-raising differ-I ence. If the other schools tum around t1nd raise more money to I keep lhe gap the way it is, it just goes around and dround, lilce the clucken .ind the egg.• Sue months dgo, Costa Mesa High School PTA President I Paulelll' Witt bro<1ched the subject 1 at a ~c-hool board meeting. As '>l hoot officials were deciding think what is going on is the par- ents are donating, they're sadly mistaken,• says Alan Thoop, presi- dent of Andersen Elementary's IYfA. "We're not as affluent as they would like to make it They could do just as well.• In 1993, Andersen parents turned in $.500,000 worth of super- market receipts in three months, claiming first place in a grocery '>tore promotion. The contest won Andersen credit for video equip- ment, books and playground mate- nals. "That's money that doesn't just get donated," Thoop says. ·we work for it, and we would be more than happy to help Costa Mesa parents learn the techniques.• But this year. Andersen did ask its parents to contribute $200 per ~tudent enrolled at the school, froop says. "They didn't have to donate the entire $200. Even $1 was appreciated.• The parent organization recent- ly used part of the funds to pur- 1 ('hase new playground equipment for the two Andersen kindergarten classes. Other money will go to help pay for a part-time physical l'ducation instructor for the lower grades. But much of the ·support Ander- <;en -and other Newport Beach ~chools -receives is not financial. Though most parents don't attend the monthly PTA meetings, they 9et word of school events through the "broccoli pipeline" at the local (~elson's supermarket, Troop says. "They're a well-informed group" that is quick to volunteer for <;chool events and classroom work. Troop says. MARI MARTIN I DAILY Plt.Ol A fund-raiser ln December at Kaiser Elementary School in Costa Mesa helped to pur- ~hase books for the school library. Many of the volunteers are stay- dt-home mothers who have extra time tpat many working Costa h~v to divvy a $I mill.ion malnte-\!1esa parents don't More than 50 nonce grcllll betwt'en schools, Will volunteezs are milling about cam- be~m<•d board 111embers to give· pus at any one time. Cosio M1~sd schools first priority. Across the school district at "I lhmk we nc-ed to make SWt' Sonora Elementary School, the we have c1 level playing field in l'TA struggles for parent participa- tem1s of the schools lil the Costa lion. Mesa I f1gh School zone and tlw ~At a school like this, you tend Eslc1nria I hgh SC'hool zone," sht-to have a few very active parents 'id.HJ dunng public testimony. doing a lot." says Principal Steve "Not lhdl 11 C•lll be completel) Pdvich, who notes only about 10 level with the other (Newpon dassroom volunteers on campus Beal'hl two zone~. but we do need during each day. to do ~omething to help balance the But Sonora has made tremen- problt•m that then• a.re large mone} dous strides this year through a gifts and loans given to the olhe1 new district program called Parent side U1c1l we don't hdve available lt• Institute. The classes, offered at these c;,tudents." ..,everal other Costa Mesa schools, Tl\e school bo<1rd decided to c;,hows parents how to become speifd the grant on the most neces-involved with their children's edu- sary mamtenann• pro1ects 10 the cabon and take an active role in clistnct, regardless of which city the makmg sure they succeed. schools are 111, but the subject of But money is so scare on this "equity" among Newport Beach I side of town, one outraged parent and Costa Mesa schools has played complained last fall when the a maior role m district decisions Sonora student council opted to c;mce. donate $1,000 to the Costa Mesa Newp1>rt Bedch parents say it's I Police Department to purchase a 3- not iust d matter of them opening year-old Belgian Malinois for the their wal.lets and writing huge police dog program. checks they work for extra cash 1 The parents said the money ror thetr schools. should be spent on school needs, •If the people in Costa Mesa not those of the Police Department, but the school said the donation instilled pride in the children and a photo of the dog is on display in the school's office. • Other Costa. Mesa schools face the same money dilemmas. •niere are schools in Newport Beach where the parents can pro- vide more than a lot of schools in Costa Mesa can." says Donna Ben- nett, president of the Adams Ele- mentary School PTA. which also bas trouble soliciting parent sup- port. "I don't know what the answer to that is, but somehow the district needs to do something to equal that out.• That would only lead to bigger problems, the superintendent says. •n the district compensates with extra money to the schools that don't raise funds, the district is going to set up a situation wh.ere there's no incentive for schools to raise funds,• Bernd said. One school board in Bowie, Md., refused a $.5-million parent effort last year to raise money for an audi- torium at one high school because it would create unacceptable inequities among the area schools. That wouldn't be a fair resolu- tion to Newport-Mesa's problem, Bemd says. "I think we're always going to have different levels of support from the parents,• he says. "But I would certainly like to see a situa- tion where donations are given to the district for the benefit of all chil- dren.• But gwing money to individual schools allows parents to see a direct benefit for their investment, says Harbor View Elementary par- ent Cyndie Borkoman. Borkoman, who lives in the Kaiser Elementary School atten- dance zone, moved her son to Har- bor View in Newport Beach because it was a smaller school. She didn't consider any small Cos- ta Mesa schools. "The problem with the other side is they don't have the parent involvement. It's kind of obvious," she says. "The bottom line is this school district needs to have a fun- damental school for parents that are really motivated. It's not as much how much money the par- ents have, it's how involved they are." School officials have proposed establishing an elementary magnet school at the former Rea School, but school board members remain undecided. For now, the superintendent says there is little the district can do to balance the unequal funds. "I think we're pretty naive if we feel that we're going to eliminate all inequity in society, or that we can compensate for the abilities of some families to ffive their children more," be says. "What we have to Look at is what is reasonable for the school district to provide and make sure that every student learns well." •• The followtDg chart· only lhowl donatloaa -IDc:ladlng computer, boob and other matertala -tbat have been regiatencl wtth the school dlstrtct dwtng tbe 1995-98 fiscal year. Tbe u.t .,_. not lDducte all giltl from Parent Teadier Aaocl•UODI o.r lDdlvfdaall. ~~ • 4 .• ..__ : ' ..... -. ; • -•' . I ~ ---~.:....,-~,·~J.t"'.',.-_ _!_ .... .:..lt..:: -----~"_-·~ Adams Alternative Educ. California College Park Costa Mesa High Estancia High Kaiser l<illybrookf Paularino Pomona Sonora TeWinkle Victoria Whittier Wilson Total: . . . . • . . . . . • . • • • • • • • . • . • . • • • • . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • . • • . . . .$ 127,483 SCHOOL Andersen Corona del Mar High Ensign Intermediate Harbor View Lincoln Mariners Newport Newport Heights REGISTERED DONATIONS "fatal: ••••••••••••••••••.•.••.••••••••••••••.•.•••.••.••••••• .$547,2.80 • NOft: Some Costa Mesa students live in Newport Beach school attendance areas, lnchlding Mariners. Newport Heights. Ensign and Newport Harbor schools. • SOURCE: Newport Mesa Unified School District. FATHERS CONTINUED FROM A 1 dues to support scholastic activi- ties and teachers awards. They meet routinely for campus clean-ups, helping with every- thing from landscaping to minor fix-it lobs. During the past two years, the dads have adopted technology as their primary cause, raising more than $60,000 through party f\md- raisers for state-of-the-art comput- er equipment. "We are here to provide the school with additional resources, whether that is financial or man- power,• says John Oyler, one of the original Navigators. "It's to help the school district with things that aren't budgeted for and it's to give the students on-site experi- ences.• After the children of the pio- neering Navigators -now finish- ing their junior year -moved to Newport Harbor High School, the dads continued the group at both schools. At Newport Harbor High, the fathers often link students who have an interest in a particuJar occupation with a -w.s. lished the Estancia Men's Group this year. Though the group hasn't ventured into the realm of fund-• raising, the fathers are trying to generate com-~ parent in that field Students then have the opportu- nity to observe the job on site. Corona del Mar High School has a fathers group the Helmsmen -who continuously donate their mon- •we are here to pro- vide the school with addiUonal resources, whether that is finan- cial or manpower ... " munity interest-\ by meeting for breakfast monthly to dis- cuss current educational issues which affect their areas. nying a dif- ferent tactic -J~NOYLER ey and energy to school projects. And Sonora Elementary School became the first K-6 school this year to establish its own Sonora Dads Group. The clan has made many noticeable improvements to the school. including seeding a patch of dirt behind the prlndpal's office, which has yielded a lush area of grass surrounded by donated shrubbery. Following suit, a band of fathers in the Estancia High School attendance zone estab- than those \ used in Corona del Mar and New-' port Beach, the Estancia Men's Group has actively solicited the involvement of all males in the zone -from grandfathers and male guardians to uncles and big , brothers. · ' Oyler says he believes male ; support groups offer a comfortable niche for fathers to show their sup-·~ port of local schools. "To think that'• fathers can put their heads togeth· '1 er and do what we do is incredi- ble," he said. Corona del Mar High proves king of fund -ra.ising hill By Julie Ros.s Cannon, Daily Pilot lockers, and wire the school for Inter- net connections. Ten-year-old Kimberly McKay created the. winning logo for 1997 Spirit Run fund-raiser CORONA DEL MAR -In a smgle night, they raised nearly half a million dollars for the11 school. The slick, professional infomiation lJacket says it all: To Be the Best. • Corona del Mar High School par- ents are the first to admit they have high expectations for their children - And their children's schools. • The school already is well-known 1n stale education circles for tugh- hievmg students and dedicated .staff, but nc;>w school officia.b say 'they're ready for national fam e. And itbey're· willing to spend money to back it up. . • The goal: lo raise $6 mil.JJ on for hoot improvements in an unprece- ented fund-raising effort. The target: local patents and corpo- ate sponsors. To date, the Corona del Mar High hool PoundaUon bu reported i&sso.ooo ln its debit column Th.ls ~er, worken plan to pamt th terior of th school. replac~ som dsceping, re'lllove som stud nt But Corona del Mar High is not the only Newport-Mesa Unified school with maintenance needs. The district's cunent list totals more than $15 million, and school board members are contemplating a district- wide property tax to help pay for it. Many Costa Mesa residents have read news articles of the foundation's success with amazement and envy, wondering how to begin such a mon· umental fundra.islng effort. •u we're succeatul here, we'd be more than happy to establish contacts and help (Costa Mesa) schools net· work with local companies and tr4Jn their parent volunteers to take a pre· se.ntation on the road.• says Kunberly Rothwell, a foundation boud mem· ber. Superintendent Mac Bernd se.ys be would Uke to see mor Newport·MeA 1chooll take on large fund-ralltng PJ'Oj~ to help IUbskliu state fund· lrig. •1 think it's a remarkable move. Really, I hope it tea the ltu\dards for some of our Other hlgb scbbc>ll.• • By Rebecca L Harris. Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -She may be only 10 years old. but Kimberly McKay already knows that winning feeling. The Andersen Blementary pupil recently designed the winning logo for Spirit Run 1997, a fund-raiser for three area elementary schools. Partidpants who pay to enter the annual fund-railer enjoy courses rang· ing from a •toddler trot• to a 10K jaunt. The race ts run on a certified race coune and all runnen are given com- puterized results. Spirit Run coordinator Sandy Collier Mid tM 1996 event raiMd more than $90,000 for Andersen. Harbor Vliew, and Uncoln elementary tcbools. No ltranget to su<x:e11, Kimberly took third place in the 5K run this YHT aDd allo swtma for the Harbor \l1ew swtm teem. Alt.boUgb lbe wW prObebly run the 5K agaln next year, she ,.,,.1m open to ~ her w~ zoaa. "I've thought about it put it looks really long." The spirited youngster was •really happy and really excited· to learn at a swim meet that she bad won the contest from among'180 applicants. Her logo will be splashed acr~ thousands of T-shirts and posters, and more than 80,000 race entry forms displayed 1n the Newport Beach community before the Febru- ary event. . Incorporating palm trees, coconuts, balloons, and buUdings into her design, Kimberly de<X>rated every character of •spirit Run 97. • Her lnlplration came from things she MW everyday. 'lb windy road looked 11ke en ·s· tome." .. Though lauded for her artilttc ability, Kimberly ii colllideriilg a d.if • f erent career petb. •I'd like to be a doctOr beet.UM I want to help people.• • And DO dOubt, lb8'0 be In it IOr t.bel~nm. NOMINEES CONTINUED FROM A 1 told by the dty manager's office to submit a total of five nomi- nees, accol'ding to 11llion presi- dents. . lbe change in practice came after Mayor John Hedges dis- covered that according to the dty charter. the unions were supposed to submit a list of five names, City Manager Kevin Murphy said. lbe mayor's discovery came at a time when be has been embroiled in a controversy with the police union over his contact with Civil Service Board mem- bers following a police officer's hearing. It is up to the council on June DRIVER CONTINUED FROM A 1 discrimination because of religion on the job," Allred said. "We also believe there's a violation of (Anderson's) right to free speech." Anderson, 38, was suspended and later terminated for refusing to participate in a promotion ' Re Painting? If you're looking to paint or repaint, rebuild it, replace it or restore it, look in the Pilot Classifieds to find the service best fitting your needs. Daily Pilot 24 to pick two out of the five names submitted. Murphy said there is nothing in the dty charter prohibiting city employees' spouses from serving an the Civil Service Board. So in additi~n to nominating Pettit and Hoose to be re- appointed, the unions added Rolla Dory, who is married to Newport Beach firefighter Bill Dory; Susan Thomas, who is married to Newport Beach police Sgt. Doug Thomas: and Cora Newman, whose husband is Newport Beach police Lt. Tim Newman. "We were told that we have to submit a list of five, so we did. They are Newport Beach resi- dents and we just picked them," firefighter association president Rich Thomas said. between OCTA and Carl's Jr. restaurants. For the month of June, all passengers who ride the bus on Tuesdays are given a coupon for a free Carl's Jr. ham- burger. A strict vegetarian, Anderson refused to hand out the coupons, claiming the action violated his ethical beliefs. After he held firm during a disciplinary bearing, the five year bus driver lost his job. His stand has generated media attention and praise from animal • 1 would think that there coUld be a problem (with con- Oicting interests),• Thomas said. •u I were the City Council, I would possibly not select those three. But it is their decision.• Murphy's reaction was: ~Sounds like they're trying to come up with a balancing act. "It is going to be a bit of a challenge tor (the wives) if they are appointed." Civil Service Board member Steven Bromberg said the police and fire associations may be try- ing to send a message to the dty, since both unions are pleased with incumbents Pettit and Hoose and want them to remain on the board. "Perhaps that's the associa- tions' way of getting their point across to the city, I don't know." Bromberg said. - rights activists across the country. Orange County People for Ani· mals has also set up a fund to aid the bus driver while he is out of work. Standiford would not comment on the possibility of OCTA facing a lawsuit except to say "We are confident in the actions we've taken." "There is an appeals process which he is pursuing. For the time being, there are no changes in the situation." .c .... .-.... FATHER'S DAY OREA ~.i:.<..E.\I DAD WILL LOVE YOU/ 50'-TO 80'-oFF RETAIL PRICE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Check us out on thelntemet 250 E 17th St •Costa Me..,d Hdlqren Squ.irt• • Si'-l-8137 ' tT l .... •\ v .. fl l j I•• I 'I I' 1•f, ,. ti ' i' Visit us Jor our first Qpen<House ! S ee our new est 'n'eas'ltes Jor the <Home and G arden .••~lli . l1t injoyconversation and refreshments ! ~0 ~::-~1 Saturday.June 15th 10·6 111/· WS· 9l'IO ATTENTION! Recruiting for the position of Calif omia Highway Patrol Cadet. 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Also, the city expects to spend $11 milhon on ~t High- way-Newport Boulevard improvements. The draining on the city's reserves over the last few years is in large part because of litigation on various issues -from sexual harassment suits with the former police chief, to accidents and environmental issues -which totals in the millions, Murphy explained. Additionally, the city's No. 1 revenue source, sales tax, was reduced in the millions from 1992 to · 1994 because of the dismal economy and state tax adjust- ments, he said. SATURDAY, JUNE 15. 1996 A t3 Mayor John Hedges 1 not pleased with the fiscal trend over the past 10 years, With spending up 9% and the average employee salary up 14%, while the number of. employees dropped 8% He also expressed ~ncem about the amount of money spent on l:apl· tal projects and the practice dt transferring money from fund t fund. •Apparently while revenues are down, expend,ltures a1e up significantly. We are hnng beyond our means," Hedge~ said. 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Cote worked to get the New- , port Harbor Kiwanis Club to foot the $600 bill to have the portrait rematted and framed, along with a portrait of Carl : Boswell, former superintendent ROlemary Szabo-~, the lint Tewtnkle etudent body preskkmt, Oew in inma JCelema, Wuh., to present the portrait to the current student body presl· dent Lauren Cassity and prfnd· pal Mary Ann Ehret The photo opportunity reae· ated a photo made in Septem- ber, 1964 when the portrait wu presented to Szabo-Berry and former principal WW Reece. Szabo-Berry said she was happy to return to Costa Mesa tor the ceremony. • •How often do you have the opportunity to visit your put?" she said. "It was just really interesting to see the school and bow much things have pro- gressed in 30 years. Everyone looks so young." The newly refurbished poT- traits are on display in Boswell Hall. S<>BER Cl{ \IH .\TH)\ WHIN YOU •UY 'I CUP OP conm• AND I llAGIU AT I A llACl•L W/CRllAll I RIGULAR PRICI!!!' 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AMERICAN CANCB SOOETY The 0rWlge County Region of the American C.ncer Society Is seeking office volunteers. Also, volunteers are being sought to answer calls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. For Informa- tion on these and other volunteer opportunities, call Sally Carson at 261- 9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOOE'TY llfLAY FOR UR American Cancer Society's Relay for Life Is held In June and lnvolws a team of run~lken competing against each other to rf!IM money. Refay lasts for 18 houn with four simultaneous events running across Oranoe County. Volunteers needed for a num6er of tasks AMEltlCAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE , The AmerkMI Home .... tth Hospice l»rogram needs volunteers to ghle ~ tlonal support to terminally Ill Pltlents and their fami11es 1n the grutw <>range County area. Training Is provided. For lnformatl'on, call 55(M)I()() or (800) 540- 2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS The Orange.._County Chapter of the American Red uoss needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross setV!Ges and to .ct as liaisons with the media In disaster and emergency sit- uations. For lnfonnatlon, call Judy Ian- naccone, 835-5381, or Joan Miiier, 835- 5381, Ext. 422. AMERICAN YOUTH socaR Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1996 soccer sea- son registration. Parents of boys and girls ages 4 112 to 16 are needed for computer Input. telephones, coaching, refereeing, equipment and purchasing. cau 640-2539. Carpet Your Entire· Home with Plush or Berber -..a..,.,,, '°'only s49900 UPT03MOS SAME AS CASH 0.AC Based on 50 yds. Padding & lnstalation Included While Supplies last ARPET.DEPOT VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE ComtnMClal • Re91dentlal Sa'-• S.WC. FIAi line ot Wool. WcNet1 Axmoslef & Sisal Carpeting Avallable 1904 Harbor •ou1evenl • Coata ..... N ••• Cornw of Hel'llor It 19th Sbeet ~~~-722-9642. lie# 649491 IAU.ff MCMCA The Ballet PK!flca Gulld, • volunteer support group for hllet Pacifica, needs ~Unt..n for a v.nety of tasks. For lnfonnltlon, c.1tl Molly Lynch at 851- 9930. llG MOTHERS. llG SISTERS Men and women aver 20 yurs old who have lived In Orange County for at least Six months and have been on the job for at least three months are needed to .w as big brothers or big sisters for children ages 6 to 16 from single-parent homes. For Jnformatlon, c:all 544-m3 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC., Volunteer opportunit* Include fund raising, pr09ram development and training to musting troops and packs. For more Information, call Devon Dougher- ty, 546-4990. BOYS AND GIRLS aues OF COSTA MEW/NEWPORT BEACH The three area Boys and Girls Clubs need volunteer coaches and arts and aafts WOl1cshop teachers. For location.s aQd more Information, call Dick Powers, 642-2245. CINTU fOR CMATIVI AIJDNA'IMS The'**' fol 0.-. ~. non-profit cNrltable °'"'lziatJon,:: wortcs through 1N tMltl9d w.y. vol&MUen. ~ llwel Interns ~ trainees. fO( lnfonnatlon. <.811.. • 642-0Jn. CJTIZIHS FOR A SEWAGI MEI IAY Yow help Is needed tp stop the RlnCh Olstrtct from dumping five mill gallons of trNted sew1191 per daiy Newport Harbor. VolUnteen, grou INders. organlzen needed. Call 722 1710. COWGE HOSPITAL , The College Hospital Costa Mesa Auxil- iary Is seeking volunteen to perform ctenc.al, rec.eption desk. 9tft shop ·~ other dutJes at the hospital. For infor- mation, call 642-2734 between 9 a.m: and4p.m. COMMUNITY H05"CE CARE Community Hospice care, which pro- vides medic.al and emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families in Orange County, needs volunteers in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. For Information or to register, call Cindy Laird, 978-7447. •China • Crystal • Antiques ·• Furn.itvre • CoJ:!Ectibles ** Jewelry JI[* ESTATES :i'Yc» (HI \\ ith lhi~ \cl,, 1-. ,,,.!.! NON·PROFJT PROJECT OF ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF NEWPORT-MESA 2220 Fairview Rd.• Costa Mesa (714) 645-5477 ()pen Mon-sat 10-4pm I Food S Wine Festival at Crystal Court Thursday, June 27, 1996 5:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. $30 Admissf on } ) I Pe.aturing: • Great cuisine from the many South Co.ut Plaza rtstaurants. ~ An exciting umpling of premium California wines. · • Live steel drams of "Steel Parade" for your dancing or listening pleasure. Benef itin,i The FC>ff Distribution Ctnttr 6 Someone C1us Soup Kitchen '~itlv" • Tl~1'f Crysta) Cowrt • 3333 S.ar Sttttt Costa Mesa • (714> 435-1160 EYE· OPENER Balboa Island Yacht Club celebrates 75th QUOTE OF THE DAY I • I penonalJy want to thank everyone. and I laww my son al!lo thanks you .. • -MARSHALL FERGUSON stephanie keefe It's a Dinghy world Several local sailors ~am All-American honors pt Dinghy Nationals while San Diego's Hardesty runs ~way with the field. ' Last Saturday saw the completion of the 1996 ICYRA/Sperry Top-Sider Coed Dinghy Nationals, hosted by the University of Wisconsin. ~ed in varying breezes from ao wind to medium wind over three days, the Dinghy Nationals leatured a good deal of flip-ilopping in scores ~tween the top competitors. : 'fufts University got out to a quick start, ending the day with ~ 10-point lead over the field. Tufts had previously won the Women's and Team Racing Nationals, and the team was looking to sweep, but USMMA l<ing Point sailor Bill Hardesty of $an Diego pulled the plug on those dreams by his commanding perlormance in A division. • Hardesty bested his competition by 36 points, setting a new collegiate record, one that was previously held by UC Irvine sailor Jon Pinckney. Hardesty posted seven bullets in 16 races, winning both the first and the last race of the regatta. With a B division that remained competitive enough to finish third personally, Kings Point walked away with an easy .win by 29 points. (J Just u Hardesty dominated in A division, so did local sailor Peter Wells in B division. Sailing for UC Irvine, Wells and crew Melissa Cutter won their division by 24 points, with seven bullet of their own, including wins in the first two and last tlµ'ee races. With Andy Beeckman, Fiona MCLean and Canine Palm sailing in A division and gaining eighth, the UC Irvine team found themselves in a commanding second-place position overall for the series. (J Other local sallon Included Whitney Finster, who competed on the UC Berkeley team, finishing seventh overall. a 11ae 1998 ICYRA/Sperry Top-Sider All-Americans were also announced at the conclusion of pie Dinghy Nationals, the list including some Newport Beach sailors. Casey Hogan was named to the Women's All-American list for her performance on the Dartmouth sailing team as both a skipper in Women's and · Co-ed. Wells was named to the All-American list for his pelformance at the Nationals and year-long. He's a senior and now a three-time All-American. Palm wu named.to the All·Amerlcan aew lilt for the lecond time whUe Beec!men wu named to the All-American Honorable Mention list, adding to hJI All-American title' from 1ut year:. a ~-... bot action tlalt wvbeM. .. tbe heavy bitten ol the Sebo$ 35 dall convwge on Newpolt lea& f« the annual =~==~· Mbaa Y(:, Udo Ille YC Ud =t._.Hmt1GrYC,allol er''~=~- TREASURED MEMOR IES •Trophy case installed in the Mustang gymnasium to honor memory of the late basketban coach Jason Ferguson. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot" C OSTA MESA • Family, friends and former play- ers gathered to honor the memory of late Costa Mesa High boys basketball coach Jason Ferguson Thursday, dedi· cating a trophy case in the foyer of the Mustangs gymnasium which will help others do the same. "Everyone who walks into this gym, they'll spot this cabinet and realize how much he means to this place," said Matt Mon- toya, booster club president and father of senior Mike Montoya, who played all four years at Mesa under Ferguson. Ferguson, died of cancer at age 24 on Jan. 21, before com- pleting his second season as var- sity coach. Ferguson's father, Marshall, drove down from Beverly Hills for the brief ceremony, and later stood alone in front of the dis· play, wiping away tears while viewing 'trophies, plaques, pho- tographs and other mementos of Ferguson's coaching and play- ing career. "It's still hard,• said Marshall Ferguson, who thanked the school, players and the comm~ nity for embracing fus son before, during and after his yearlong battle with Wilm's Tumor. "I personally want to thank everyone, and I know my son also thanks you." Criss Freeman, Ferguson's assistant coach, friend, room- mate and former Mt. San Anto- nio College teammate, also spoke briefly. "My next goal is to have this gym named after him," Mon- toya said . "I'll have to go through the proper channels with the school district, but I think the support is there, because Jason touched a lot of hearts." "I think this is great,• Free- man said, •and I'd love to see the gym named after him. But, knowing how much Jason liked to divert attention away from himself, maybe he would have been a little embarrassed by DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Marshall Ferguson, father of the late Costa Mesa basketball coach Jason Ferguson, takes a moment by himself following a dedication ceremony of a new trophy case honoring his son. this .• Marshall Ferguson also said he iS currently putting together a script outline for New World Pie- MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Jlm Beek walks the shoreline along the slips in the marina near the Balboa Island Yacht Club where he wtll be Commadore for the club's 75th annlvenary celebration this summer. tures, which has expressed interest in possibly making a movie of Jason Ferguson's We. •Balboa Island Yacht Club celebrates 7 5th anniversary this summer. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot BALBOA ISLAND -Some allude to it as a "paper" club, because it's not a full-service yacht dub like many of its neighbors, linked with boat yards, commodore galleries and slips in the marina. Only in name does the Bal- boa Island Yacht Club seem noble. And only in name does Beek's Pier seem like a fancy- schmancy wharf in the Newport Harbor. But the BIYC, which cele- brates its 75th summer this year, is the second-oldest yacht club in the harbor and endorses a proclamation of which no other can boast: Kids Only. "It's a fascinating program,• said Gene Baum, one of BIYC's original members, who was 11- years-old in 1922 when Balboa "The (outlme) will be put together within the next three or four weeks, then it's JUSt a matter whether they're interested Island pioneer Joe Beek launched the club for children betwee..ute ages of 4 and 16 An estimated 120 kids will sign up for BIYC's summer activities next Friddy dt Beek's Pier. Jim Beek. 16, is Uu~ year's BIYC Commodore; he's the son of Seymour Beek, the club'c; commodore 50 years ago when he was 12-years-old and bdd to do some heavy-duty recnutmg following World War ll because of the shortage of older kids tn the then-resort Newport Harbor community. Jim Beek is also the grandson of Joe Beek, who started the Balboa Island Feny in 1919 As Balboa Island lore has 1t one day, when Joe Beek Wd~ Port Captain of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club (the oldest club in the harbor), he was preparing his crmsmg sloop Carrollie for a tnp to San Clemente Island, when he noticed that a group of young- sters who were usually around • SEE BALBOA PAGE 84 MAAC MAllTN IDAl.Y PlOT Jason Deen, shown working out. bas tbolea to lldct fooO>all to bb atlaleUc calendAr after wtmalnf two Sea View l.Mpe dMmplOD.lblpe u a lleave,,_...glat wrestl r. Deere Sighting NBWPORT BEACH -DefenM has been a Newport Harl>Or High football trademark: for IOllle time along _the long gray line. And it just got ltluogw during spring praetice. Juen Deere the ICbOol'9 mOtt sUccessful beavywe.ght wrestler ln ~t IWDOI')', wtll play footb611 nut ~ in his senioir ,.., for the tint time In bil higb tcboOI carffl', •r.. mentioned (coildng.e>Ut fOi footbell) to him oft and on for four yem. • Newpwt. "-'* Coedl Jeff 8rtUleY Mid of Deere, p.Ddled tn u a dll lllft tackle. . .......,. I ... __ _. ·He Dl¥8' reeny wmted to come out. but um 1-· ~ . .. I SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 81 ..:.-.µmJor doubles standouts Yan~ Godbey and Katie Canrigbt near· 1y toppled a favored tandem ln the quarte.rfinals of the section individual championships. Hardly surprising were the standout individual performances of veterans Laura Wilson (track and field and volleyball), Jean. nette and Julia Hecker (volley· , • ball), Jill Nelsen (soccer and soft. ball), M .E. Clayton (basketball, track and field and volleyball), Laura Wilson (volleyball and track and field), Molli Mullen (softball and field hockey), Stephanie Gos· selin (softball and field hockey), and the aforementioned tennis exploits of Godbey and Canright. But among those who burst onto the scene were freshmen Alicia McFall (cross country and track), Jennifer Carey (volley- ball ), Leah Zaby (track) and Jor· dan Fredriksen (soccer), juniors Colleen Eacile (basketball, track 1 and cross country), Breanna t• Badorek (basketball) and Joanna Fielder (volleyball), as well as sophomore Melissa Snow (volley- ball). Here's a sport-by-sport review: Volleyball: A 9-t Sea View League record only resulted in a share of the title, but the Tars saved the11 best performances for the playoffs. Led by the Hecker sisters, both first-team All·CIF and AU-Sea View League standouts at setter and out- side hitter, respedively, the Tars _ _swept Royal in the first round, then ended Huntlngton Beach's season :· in the aforementioned upset. • Eventual section champion Mi.ra Costa, however, ended the Cinderella season w1th a four. game victory in the semifinals. · Jeannette Hecker, a four-year starter, was the league's Most Valuable Player and joined her sister as Orange County All-Stars, while Carey and Wilson earned second-team all-league honors. Fielder, a 6-foot-2 transfer from Estancia and Snow, a 5-10 outside hitter, each provided strong sup- port at the net. Basketball: The Sailor squad that finished the season barely resembled the one that started Dukus' debut season, and the transformation was truly irnpres- .....,5ive. .. -Andree Verhulst, the 1994-95 ~ Newport-Mesa District Player of •.. the Year as a sophomore, aver-i aged 10 points per game the first • .. 14 games, but missed the last half ... of the season with a fractured " foot. ::: Badorek, who along with Oay- : • ton formed twin 6-foot towers in the post, emerged around the nud- way point as a strong inside force, .... while Eadie blossomed filling in .... -. •. for Vetbu.llt at pcint ~· Clayton averaged 10.S points to lead the team and added lix boards per contest, while Badorek averaged 9.1 points and 6.9 rebounds per game. Badorek, however, averaged 15.2 pointa ond 12.6 rebounds the final t 0 contests, lncluding a 22-point, 20- rebound effort agalnst University. The twin towers were first- team All-Sea View League and represented the Tars on the eigbt- player All-Newport-Mesa .District squad. Eadie averaged 7.7 points, while Desiree Talley, Mindi Alford, Michelle Klytta and Janet Diaz took turns in the starting lineup. The Tars won their first seven contests, but lost their next six before entering Sea View League play. They finished 6-4 in league, tied for second with Irvine, but swept past New):>ury Park. 62-58, and Sonora, 51-31, before falling to Moo.rpark in the quarterfinals, coming up just shy o.f their fifth straight CIP divisional semifinal appearance and finishing with a 16-12 record. 'Irack and field: Cayton (triple jump and long jump), Wllson (shot put) and McFall (3,200) won league titles and each went on to earn second-place finishes at the CIF Southern Section Division Il Fmals. Oayton won the triple jump and long jump at Sea View League Finals and missed the chance for a third crown by being disqualified for a false start in the 100-meter hurdles. Clayton bounded a personal· best 36-9 3/4 in the triple jump to capture a silver m edal at the sec- tion finals, where she finished seventh in the long jump. She followed that up with an eighth-place showing at the Southe rn Section Masters Meet, once again leaping a personal- best 36-11 . Wilson, the school's Female Athlete of the Year, became the school's sixth straight league champion in the shot put and was ~econd in league in the discus, but qualified for the section finals only in the discus. She finished second there with a throw of 120- 11, and went on to finish seventh at Masters (124-5). McFall clocked an 11:22.4 to best the held at league finals, then finished second in Southern Section Division 11 (11:22.99), before shaving more than 15 sec- onds off that time in a 10th-place showing at the Masters Meet. Freshman sprinter Zaby was won bronze medals in the 100 and 200 at league finals, w here Autumn Puro was second in the 400 and Katie Bourgeois third in the high jump. The 1,600 relay quartet of Amanda Kent, Katie Kent, Sara "'· -. .. THE EARL'S -" ·-- .... -.. . ... --... .. ·-- BATH & KITCH[N HEMC>DEL S PE CIALI S TS A sk For Rem odel Extensive Selection of FlxturM, Conan, Marble, Tiie, plus .•• 40 Years Experience 642 1 753 STATE LIC. #217657 -"-~~~~~~~---' Mc:MDlm ud Puro "'*bed fourlb 1n Southam Sedbl OMlion n and the •oo A!l&ay ot both Kenta, Pwo . and Zaby WU WXIDd at ~ ftnall. C.oadl Ede 1\vatt's iquad went •·l tn ~dual meets • Teaala: Godbey and Canrlgbt lparkJed ID liDgles most of the season, before combining forces to make an impressive postseason doubles run. lbe duo finished second in league, fa1Ung to Corona del Mar High's Al.iua Scott and Meghan Wachtler, 6-0, 6-4, in the champi- onship match. They then regrouped to advanced to the quarterfinals of the CIP Southern Section Cham· pion.ships, giving eventual run- ners-up Pilar Montgomery and Sarita Yardi of Santa Barbara a 7- 5, 6-4 scare, before bowing out. Camight was 44-9 overall in singles, while Godbey won 27 of 30 singl~s sets during 10 Sea View League matches. Coach Fletcher Olson's squ~d finished 14-7, 6~4 in league, good for third place and a berth in the section playoffs. After a 14·4 triumph over Thousand Oaks in the opening rolllld of the Division I Playoffs, the Tars were eliminated in the quarterfinals, 16-2, by ~entual champion Peninsula. Erica Nelson, a Sea View League singles semifuialist, and doubles partners Brooke Taylor and Emily Barker joined Canrigbt and Godbey as first-team all- league selections. Senior doubles standout Katie Hawkins was second- tea.m all-league. Softball: Mullen, who missed the final four games of the season after being diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma, pitched one no-hitter and three one-hit· ters to earn Newport-Mesa Dis- trict Player of the Year laurels. Coach Mike Mullen's Tars swept Corona del Mar in Sea View League play and also earned nonleague triumphs over Costa Mesa and Estancia to claim the mythical district champi- onship. The Tars, however, had worse luck against rugged Sea View opponents, finishing 2-8 in league, 9-11 overall. Mullen an4 fellow junior and batt.erymate Gosselin were first. team All-Sea View League per· formers, while Nelsen earned honorable mention . Mullen, who hit .352 and post- ed a 2.36 ERA, a 6-5 record and 67 strikeouts in 64 innings in the pitching circle, was. joined on the all-district team by teammates Gosselin, Nelsen, senior outfield- er Alford and junior outfielder Lori Metcalf. 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Senior Ashley POIS potted the lone individual victory in the 100 breutltroke to help Coach Todd Kolber'1 Tars earn an 86-84 league dual meet triumph over Woodbridge, their only Sea View victory of the Cllm· ~s (200 individual medley and 100 free) and junior Barbara Cohen (200 and 500 ~r-tled lot two consolation at league finals, where the Sailo.rs were edged out foe fifth place. s-m"F Senior Mandy McDon- nell. one ot the top Luer youth sailors in the country. helped the squad finish fifth at the Dinghy Nationals and also compete in the High School TeMl Racing Nation- ak. .. MAAC MARTIN I 01\!lY Pt.OT McDonnell, who will continue her career at Boston College, was joined by girls Cryssa Byers, Ali- son Hill, Kassy Thompson and Heather Porter on the coed squad. M.E. Clayton overcame all hurdles to win Sea Vlew League champtomhlps tn the triple jump and the long Jump while fin- ishing second at CIF Finals. field hockey: Gosselin anchored the defense in goal, while Sara Undsey spearheaded the Tars' offense. Amigos in a 10-0 tournament vic- tory called after five innings due to the mercy rule. Gosselin hit a district-leading .477, drove in 13 runs and scored 11, while fashioning an eye-pop- ping ,613 slugging percentage. enough to propel the Tars into one of the league's three guaranteed playoff berths, and they did not gain an. at-large entry into the postseason, linishin~ 6-8-7, 4-4-2 in league. The squad finished 4-10-4, los- ing in a wild card match with Westminster for the eighth and final spot in the annual Tourna- ment of Champions. Goll; Sophomore Vanessa Shapiro and Dunne, a freshman, paced the school's first girls golf team, competing in the CIF/Southem California Golf Association qualifying tourna- ment at Mission Lakes Country Club in Palm Desert. Nelsen hit .319 ith 17 stolen bases and 12 runs and won three games as a pitcher. Alford hit .341 with eight steals, eight runs and six RBI, while Metcalf hit .300 with 12 steals and nine runs. Nelsen, who earned a soccer scholarship to Nebraska, alter- nated between forward and mid· field en route to first-team All· Sea Vie w League laurels. Cross country: McFall shaved 38 seconds off her previous best to finish fifth at Sea View League Finals (18:32), then placed ninth overall to help the Tars edge Back Bay rival Corona del Mar by two points at CIF Finals to earn the fourth and final Division m berth in the state meet in Fresno. Senior midfielder Ashley Lewis and goalkeeper Fredriksen were second·team-all-league selec· tions. Shapiro, Dunn and freshman Jessica Jacobi all shot low rounds at various ti.mes during the year. Swimming: Junior Melissa Pomeroy was the lone champi- onship finalist at Sea View Leagile Finals, finishing sixth in the 100-yard backstroke (1:07.12) and seventh in the 100 butterfly (1:03.29). The Sailors played what is believed to be the first girls-only high school golf match in state history against San Clemente. Badminton: Senior Cathy Do played No. 1 singles for Coach Kristi Montooth's coed squad, while Christine Vu and Maxine Babazadela were also consistent contributors. "Newport Harbor ran their brains out,• CdM Coach Bill Sumner said after ClF Finals, where senior Tahnee Thiel (19:58), sophomore Jamie Swar- berg (20: 12), freshman Molly Melum (21:02) and PW'o (22:00) also scored. 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Dady Piloc • youtt; sports Braves and Phils square off for c~wn Red Wmgs roller hockey champs COSTA MESA-The Red Wmgs defeated the Blues, 6-3, to take the title in the seventh and eighth grade division of the Boys and Gills Club of the Harbor Area Roller Hockey League. include Chris GraVlS, Sean Henthorn, Peter Lar- son, Brett Phillips, Nick Rycroft and Dan Wotta. • Majors, AAA, AA titles in the Newport Beach Little League to be decided this morning. NEWPORT BEACH -The No. l·seeded Braves and the No. 3 Phillies will be squaring of! ~ morning for the Majors DiVlSlon championship of the Newport Beach Little League. Pitching has been the by- word for the Braves this season. behind the consistently-strong performances of John Russell. He tossed two shutout this sea- son along with severhl one-and two-hit games. Steven Ward, Brett Matsen and Griffin Dunz- er were also standouts on a pitching staff that allowed an average of less than two runs and accounted for 8.5 strikeouts per game. The Braves beat the Cubs, 6-1, the Cardinals, 7-2, and the Mets, 2-1, to advance to the title game. The Phillies, who tied for the best regular-season record, rely on defense to cany the day. Offensively the Phillies use a balanced offensive attack, com- bining a high on-base percent- age, power and speed. Mark ~guilar and Chad Czisny each have contributed key hits all year, giving opposing pitchers a formidable challenge up and down the batting order. In the AAA UUe game (ages 9-10): The Braves and Cardinals are set to battle for the AAA crown today at High Noon. The Bl'aves (10-2) feature the one-two pitching punch of Bar- rett Sprowl and Aaron Harper and the solid all-around play of Michael Angelo, Ryan Kelly Infinity is second at So. Cal. Towney PALM SPRINGS -The Infinity Softball club made it to the championship game of the 12 and under division of the Southern Calif omia State Championships before falling to the Cruisers, 9-1. The Infinity posted three wins to reach the champi- onships. They beat the Aftershocks, 6-2, the Crack· erjacks, 4-3,· and came from behind for a 10-8 win over the Dynasty. In the opener, Marissa Becerra pitched a four-hitter and Ashlee Cappucci went 4 for 4 with a home run. A-gainst the Crackerjacks, Jamie Dotson and Kaitlyn Card each had two hits as Kelly Birk picked up the win. Becerra came back to earn the win over the Dynasty. Dotson added three hits and Card, Becerra and Cappucci bad two apiece. The Infinity, which includes Sheree Zaleski-of Newport Beach and Lauren Grumet of Corona del Mar, will be in Massachusetts June 21 in an effort to qual- ify for Nationa.lS. The team is a member of the Amateur Softball Association and the American Fastpitch Associ- ation. and Kevin Welch. The Cards, who tied for sec- ond in the regular season stand- ings, are paced by Blake Con- tant, Alex Chikovani, Brian Reynolds and Jordan Sim- monds. The winner will earn the league's No. 1 seed in the Dis- trict AAA Tournament of Cham- pions with the second-place team being the No. 2 seed. The Cardinals, who are und4feated in the playoffs, are led by pitchers Ben Maggard, Andrew Beck and Michael Garten. The hitting stars have been 1\'avis Deghert, Taylor Storm, Billy Bettingen and Daniel Mar- The championship game started with a flurry as the two teams $Cored four goals in the first four minutes before settling down. The Blues are Shawn Johnson, Dustin Fishel', Shawn Buttermore, Mark Underwood, Tommy Werbe, Clark Yeager and Jimmy Granat under the guidance of coaches Vic Pence and Glenn Johnson. tin. . The Braves are led by Mor- gan Dunzer and Jonathan Cab- in on the mound and Bret Ogden behind the plate. The Red Wings led 4-2 after one quarter and opened up a three-goal margin in the final quar- ter. The Awards Ceremony will be held June 19 at 6:30 p.m . at the Boys and Girls Club of the Harbor Area, located at 2131 Tustin Avenue The Red Wings, coached by John Gravis, The All-Stars will be announced following the game. In AA Division: Cliff Taylor leads a strong group on offense. More ballg8.llles on tap lions cup seventh grade champs • Dodgers and Cards clash in first of three championship games in Costa Mesa National Little League action today. half of the season while Cardinals went 7-1.in the second half to set up the championship game. Seaweeds wear lions Cup crown The Minol' A game pits the Mal'lins and the Dodgers. The Marlins went 7-1, edging the Dodgers by one game for the first-half title. The Dodgers and Marlins both finished 7-1 in the second half, but the Dodgers took the second- balf title by outscoring the Marlins,15-13, in the games they played against each other. NEWPORT BEACH -The Seaweeds,. a sev- enth grade girls StQCCer team from Corona del Mar, won all four of its games, including a 3-1 victory over the Ensign "B • team to win the championship of the Lions Cup Soccer Tourna- ment. CdM swept by Ens1gn •A", 2-0 in the opening round, posted a 3-1 win over Ensign "B" and a 6- 0 win over TeWinkle to advance to the finals. Mahler and Yourman provided the bulk of the offensive punch for the Seaweeds. Britta Vogele, who normally tends goal, played the final 15 minutes of the Te Winkle game out of the net and she responded with two goals. COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa National Uttle League will be holding its championship games in three divisions this morn- ing at TeWmkle School. Jaycee Mahler, Undsey Yourman and Kim- berly Henderson all scored goals for CdM in the championship-clincher. Gym Max. girls impress at Jr. International The Majors, Minol' A and Minor B title games are set to get underway at 10 with closing ceJ"emonies at 2:30 featuring an awards presentation and an The Minor B title game also features two teams called the Marlins and Dodgers. mGym Max' Antolin fifth in all-around and fourth on the beam; Young is second in the vault. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -A pair of standouts training at Costa Mesa's Gym Max Gymnastics Academy took home honors at the USA Junior International Women's Gymnastics Champi- onships, completed Saturday. announcement of all-· stars. In the Majors, the Dodgers and Cardinals will face each other. The Dodgers (7-1) won thelirst- The Marlins won the first half with a 6-1 recoJ"d while the Dodgers took the second half. In the Senior-Minors, the Dodgen; defeated the Giants tor the title. Jeanette Antolin, an eight- grader from Huntington Beach, placed fifth in the all-around and fourth on the balance beam, Force shines bright NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Beach Force posted a doubleheader sweep of the Huntington Beach Heat, 6-0 and 2-1, this past weekend in Sununer American Fastpitch Association play. In the opener, Nicole Pete allowed only one single while striking out eight batters on the way to a complete-game victory. Pete also had a double and drove in a run. Stephanie Gosselin, of Newport Harbor High, went 2 for 3 with a double and drove in two runs while her high school teammate, Desiree Talley, had a double and an RBI. Pete (2-1) bas struck out 16 batters in 18 innings of work. In the nightcap, Corona del Mar High's Hayden Aley ran her record to 2-0 while low- ering her ERA to 0.42 over 16 innings. No matter what you're doing. your hometown newspaper F1TS IN ••• Daily Pilot fjrate baseball calllp COSTA MESA-Orange Coast College is offering a Pirate baseball camp for boys and girls ages 5-12. The first session runs, June 24-28, from 9 a.m.-noon, with a second session July 8-12, from 1-4 p.m. The camp will be directed by OCC baseball coach John Altobelli with instruction be available for players at all skill levels. The cost is $7 5 per session, OJ' Sl 25 for both. Altobelli will be assisted by his staff and members of the team. Anyone interested can register at OCC's Communi- ty Education Office located adjacent to the library. The hours are Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Friday, 9 a.m .-5 p ,m., and Saturday 8 a.m.-noon. For more information, call 432-5880. 30 Years Exp~rience In Your Area Robert C. Suder, General Contractor BON>E'D & MUAED •UC. #8407132 714 -998-4070 Free Estimates IS -Look for the new Coupon Book .. ~ premiering Thursday, June 20 while Amy Young was second in the vault. Antolin, a two-time USA junior international team mem- ber, .tias her sights set on com- peting in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. She won the all-around title at the U.S. Classics Elite Junior Cham- pionships in the Junior Interna- tional class for ages 13-16, May 18 in Colorado Springs. Young also earned a gold medal in Colorado Springs on the uneven parallel bars, and was second in floor exercise, third in the vault and third all- around. Gym Max's Tami Taylor, COlJ\· peting m the Senior National (16-and-older), was fowtb in the vault and ninth overall in Col- orado Spnngs. Antolin and Young are both being coached by former Chi- nese National rated coach Howie Liang, as well as Jia W~. a former Chinese national team and Olympic team coach. Gym Max will be hosting the Chinese Olympic Team with current world champions Li Xia- iao-Suon and Mao Hua-Lan for a master clinic, July 31-Aug. 2. Announcing the Grand Opening of ~OcUac..9Y~ THE ULTIMATE IN AFFORDABLE SENIOR LIVING YOUR MONTHLY RENTAL FEE INCLUDES: • Beautiful Apamnent • FuJJy Eqwppcd Kitchens • Elcganr Dining •Theme • 24 Hour Emergency Response • Library • Safety Baths • Howekeeping & Linen Service • Tropical Courtya«I . • Scheduled • Security Gated Aclivities with Subterranean Transportation Parking You'll enjoy our outstanding personalseMce. 714.646.6300 • 2283 Fairvi.nu &tu/ • Con. Mes4 Give your dad the time of day. .. . , •• •• Father's Day is SWlday, June 16i · Isn't it time to remember Dad? 'i' ROLE ... I I I -... L. ;-- I SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1996 FOOTBALL CONTINUED FROM 81 durtng the off-sea.son through the kids that he may try it. And. sure enough, when spring ball came along and he showed up, it was a real bonus for us.• Deere, 6-foot-2, 240 pounds, won the Sea View League heavyweight title in wrestling last winter, earned runner-up honors at both the CIF Southern Section Division Il Finals and Masters Meet, and finished sev- enth in the state meet. •We were real pleased to get him out in the spring,• Brinkley said of Deere, whose heavy- weight record was 42-9 last sea- son. •He bad a really good spring, and it looks like he's going to help us. He's very agile and he adapted well. He'll most- ly play defense. We're not going to overload him. If we get him to play defensive tackle, that will be a real bonus for us." If Deere. who transferred to Newport Harbor from Okla- homa before his sophomore year, can create as ~uch havoc on opposing quarterbacks as he has on rival heavyweights, the Sailors' defensive front will be as formidable as the days of Beau Ralphs. . "You can see some things, in terms of movement and aggres- sive ness, and those types of things," Brinkley said. #I've seen guys try to play, when they've never played before, and they can't get the hang of it. But he's made a lot of strides. I think football's going to comple- ment his wrestling; the aggres- siveness will help him.• So as spring practice Newport Harbor starttng quarterback Josiah Fredriksen works out during spring football drills surrounded by his Sailor teammates. wrapped up for the Sailors, it also appears their traditional smashmouth offense will be modified to a more West Coast style, with quarterback Josiah Fredri.ksen throwing slants to wide receivers Danny Pulido and Brad LaBass. last year's squad that finished 4- 6, the Tars' first losing season since 1988. Frediksen, a member of the Daily Pilot All-Newport-Mesa District Dream Team last season, is one of the Sailors' most prolif- ic passers in recent memory and has added about 15 pounds to his 5-11, 160-pound playing frame of 1995. ·1 think we're definitely going to have to open things up and spread the ball around more,• Brinkley said. •Fredrik- sen has been throwing the ball real well. He finished strong last year and he's throwing the ball real well up to this point, and hopefully we'll throw a little more next year with him.• Running back Gr~ Wert- man is a..lsO a fine receiver out of the backfield, while Pulido All three players return from spotlight on sailor girls /1995-1996 Wm over No. 1 Huntington Beach a mixed bag •Huge volleyball victory "upsetting" to both Newport Harbor's Dan Glenn and best friend. By Barry Faulkner, Dally Ptlot NEWPORT BEACH -His team had just knocked off the top seed in CTF Southern Sec- tion Division I playoffs and the top-ranked team in the nation in a thrilling three-hour, five-game quarterfinal upset. But Newport Harbor High girls volleyball coach Dan Glenn was tom. Dueling his elation over extending his team's season into the semiftnals was the empathy he felt for his disconsolate col- league on the Huntington Beach High bench -his best friend, Rocky Ciarelli. ·I know what it's like to be the No. 1 seed and lose and it's not a good feeling, N Glenn said following the 15-13, 5-15, 8-15, 15-13, 15-6 home triumph. ·1 was really excited for our kids, but I could definitely sympa- thize with how Rocky felt. I still think he has the best team in the state." The Sailors, who lost four starters, including All-Ameri- cans Misty May and Melissa Schutz, from 1994's section, BALBOA CONTINUED FROM 81 sters who were usually around had swelled to a dozen. It wasn't long thereafter when the BIYC made its maid- en voyage for young yachts- men to elect flag officers, con- duct its own affairs, and have no dues or assessments (but always had money in the trea- sury, a matter attended to by one adult member who became the honorary staff commodore) . Thus, the BIYC was born. •There's so much continuity, history and tradition,• said Baum, the BIYC's first seae- ta.ry/treasurer. •When you start with a 4-year-old, that kid will have been a 12-year member by the t1m he's 16. And par- ents brtng their kids back, and tbey bring the1r grandchlldren state and national champi- onship team, were considered fodder for the then-unbeaten Oilers, who were later denied an at-large berth in the state playoffs in a controversial deci- sion. But the Sea View League co- champions. riding supreme efforts from first-team All-CCF Division I performers Jeannette and Julia Hecker, second-team all-league selections Laura Wil- son and Jennifer Carey, as well as front-row standouts Joanna Fielder and Melissa Snow, over- came Glenn's alma mater with its best digs. rielder, a 6-foot-2 middle blocker who transferred from Estancia, contributed 12 kills, while Wilson, the school's Female Athlete of the Year, added eight. •Things went our way tonight and they did not go Huntington's wal, beginning with the coin flip, Glenn said. Glenn won a second coin flip to host Mira Costa in the semifi- nals, but the Mustangs earned a 15-6, 15-12, 14-16, 15-11 tri- umph to avenge the Tars' 1994 Southern Section Division I title match sweep, the most one- sided defeat (15·5, 15-1, 15-7) in the history of best-of-five sec- tion championship affairs. •we (annually) run neck and neck and Danny Glenn whipped our pants last year in the CIP Finals,• Mira Costa Coach Daelea Aldrich said. ·we have four starters who remem- ber that." Said Mira Costa returning starter Rochelle Esp arza, •1t was payback. We wanted revenge." The semifinal setback final- ized the Sailors' record at 13-6. match of the year. ·This team's not ...., \ I I < > I{ < , I I{ I " I < > I> I f 1 based on talent, it's based on heart,• said Jeannette Hecker, a four-year starting setter and the Sea View League Most Valuable Player, who amassed 22 assists, 19 digs and 12 kills. +1.SeaView~~co dwnpiom upset n41ioDally ~ ranked Huntington Beech in UYe- game CIP quartmfina1 mmner, +2. Pour-yeer IWUng.eett• Jeim:. nette Hecker named lint-teem All· CIF and Sea V\ew MVP in ~ ball. Julia Hecker, Jean- nette's sister and the other returning starter, chipped in 16 kills and 12 digs. Carey, a freshman setter, had 39 assists and 17 kills, while Snow, the team's kill leader for the season, amassed 19 kills and 14 +3. M.E. Clayton, Laura Willon and Alida Mcfall wtn four·· GOid .medall at Sea WW LMgµe 1f8C:k and Field PiDaJs and ODe iOver medal apiece at CIP Otn.ioil D Pinals. +4. Wilson named school's Female Athlete of the Year. +5. Junior Molli Mullen no.med Newport-Mesa Dtstrtct Player of the Year in softball. back, and that continues the spirit and the tradition.• Starting with 35 members, the BIYC list gradually rose to a peak of 225 in 1946, according to a Joe Beek periodical of 1950, a book entitled •BaJboa island Yarns.• Seymdur Beek moved back to the Beek family home -the family pier is adjacent to the property -in 1985 to help keep the program o.float after the death of his mother, Carroll Beek, the •lifeblood" of BIYC for many years, according to Baum. In 1946, Seymour Beek, now the President of the Balboa Island Perry, was one of the youngest Commodores ever. 100 members.• BIYC offers sailing, swim- ming, diving, rowing, paddle- boarding, cruising, eating and crabbing. "When you see those 4- year-olds swimming and div· ing, you could just die," Baum said. "They're so cute." ·Gene has been very active in the club with the adult func- tions," Seymour Beek said . •He started the sailing raoes, about the time I was Com- modore." Being Commodore of the BIYC, run by kids for kids, is significant in other ways: •1 put that r was Commodore on my college application,• Bee k Mid. Jim Beek, a Corona del Mar High Juillor in the fall, will car- ry the BIYC torch ln Its 15th yeer, followmg 1n tbe fooUtePI ~. ~n, b9btftd AU-New-pmt-~~ and flnt·team all-lelgue_~ Clayton and Dre- ~ ~ tu. tDp-Meded Into OYtitbaie In Section'• m-"AA~. :.' flntabM ninth at Julia Hecker named All-CIP outside bitter in doubles partnen Katie Canitfht IDd Vaneua Godbey advanat to Southern Section seml- ftnall. +10. Soeciet, led by -~t~teui all-= l8nior Jill Hellen. ~ COUllfy;'I rop;.tanked Santa artta, 1-0, in tealOD BDale. DINGHY NATIONALS A ITotal ... 1ZI 1ot. 151 s.c.af a • ....,., • ts m 4.1Ufta Untvenlty 102 t11tJ !UlllD111ll*81 • 11J D ..... Mid a... 105 105 210 7. 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Open &.n.&n.1 2106 lnc:I lbd/t ba ~tudio. 2~•Ba. trplc, 2-c:ar gar. homes for pennies Slmln •551 :._635 fieldstone bullt In "like Sun 1-4 $739,000 1.car gar. W/D hkups. NEWPORT patios. 111 Via Eboh iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on $1. Delinquent Tax, new" c:ond. Gated Llongs, Broker 640-Beyfront yearly, 4 Br, Agent 54o.7000x30l BEACH S2300. 310·277·1583 $300 1st Month Repos, REOs. Your BIG CANYON CONDOS com. $879,000 Broker 5664 or 729·7248 B f 1 21 69 --------Area. Toll Free 800-Sales/Lse 255K·$459K 640-5664 or 729-7248 1954 Port Nelson 2 a, rp • gar, upper 4BD/3BA. 2-cer gar O cean View condo Clean. lrg mtn c:abin· 898-9778 Ext. H-1398 Or $1800·$2650/mo. Juet lleted Harbor vu duplex s2.5oo mo. $2200 mo. to mo. Penthse 2BO 2BA style. 1Br. walk·•n c:lst. for current listings. 2·3Br Brkr 759-7700. Seawlnd. 5 Br, Somer: REDUCED Agent 873-4°82 $1699 3BD/2BA. 2 gar 2 Br, 1 Be spacious, po o I/spa 11onn1 s Nr beac:hfTriangl& Sq E V 2 HARBOR RIDGE $500 BO/BA. No Kit. quiet. prlv. ,patio, no S18751mo 646-1728 Sonor• Ap\s xcept. lew • set. A + c:ondltlon, all D 43 2737 t d 1 c: M A 645 3358 -BAL--B-O_A_____ F•m Roome Room new kltc:h, view, c:lty Choice locatJon In ex-BALBOA on, 4-~:2~+ g~:p. 6~5:7 1 ~gr --------ary nn · to expand on this llghta/mountalna. 3 elusive gate guarded PENINSULA 2107 COSTA MESA 2124 2Br 2B• c:ondo. 2-c:ar SANTAANA 2180 $51 ~1ow inc:on;e furn PENINSULA 1007 uniquely located Port· drs to pool/a pa/tennis. Harbor Ridge. Spa-1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii st u 1 o s · u 11 'n c: · oflno model In Ph. Ill "Oulc:k sale" list p rice c:lous 3 bdrm condo 11 gar, AC, new carpet/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Clean, modern sec: of H.V. Homes. Up-s549,ooo Open Sun with family rm, private Pen. Pt. 2 Br, 1 Ba.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii paint, w/d, pool. No 1BD w/DEN prk. pool & spa . Beet Bu~ High assum- able, 1st, flve-plex, Balboa Pen, Income $3,500, Hurry, asking 479,000, principals only, BO enterprises 673-8660 graded w/new kltc:h. 1 -4 Broker 640-5684 spa, dramatic formal frpl, gar, w/d , yearly •2 Br, 1 Be, h••*· pet.s. $1395 640-1529 Jacl\1e 642-8226 MBA, tile floors, many or 7 2 9 .7 2 4 8 . dining area with 2 $1100 mo. Near Park fenced yd, w/d hkup, 3 Br 2 1/2 B• town-Upstolrs, gated, pool/ _1_b_d_M_o_b_ll_e_h_o_m_•_• more upgrades. Room 2338 Port Aberdeen. story c:elllng. A terrific: Avl. 7/15 675-7685 gar, No Pete 263~ hom~ apt. Near Fash ~~:; S.~CPlazc:a~'f6°;~; $495 & up quiet for boat atorage. Re-LOWEST IN PORT value at the new re-Santa Ana Ave., Unit Isl. Wet bar, trpl, c:om. mo. 963•6757. secure no p e u . duc:ed to $739,000. STREETS (b duc:e d price . of Can't seem to C.$900.645·1020 pool/spa/tennis. va-19 9 1 N ewpo r1blvd Bro ker 640-5664 or 33,000I) Bright l $475,000 Heights Duplex 381 c:ant. $1550 mo. Call 6 46-8373 729-7248 cheer ful M o n aco 673-4400 get to all those 16th Plac:e. 3 Br. 11h Diana 644·6590 orl••••••••• Lrg 1Br, enc:I garage, --------H.V. Hom•• Ph. Ill, model. Lg yd. New repair jobs Ba, w/d hkup, $1250 755-5008 pgr APARTMENTS walk·1·n'-C"IOse1 No LAGUNA lease $2,800 mo. Beat flooring, upgraded FAX 673-7918 around the house? "'1°· Avl 711 622-8535 3br 2b• Bluffs Tnhm, pets. $650. Avail 7 10. BEACH 1048 view la a ll Harbor kitchen. Call Broker hafborehome141•.com Let the Nice W'sld• exc cond, 2-c:ar gar, FOR RENT Bony 644·2270 iiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiii ~:~ o~o;:,9ri• o~~ne':s~ 640-5864 or 729-7248 .. HARBOR Claaalfled ~~:~d~m Y~:.m:1 ~~~ ~~s~~~~~~1', ~~~~~~~10 4 o~!~n3 ~:w:aN::"::,C:. New white kitchen Service Incl grdnr. 75t ·9103. •Bluffs 3 Br, 3 Be, --------NEWPORT model 1720 Palm Or. and spectacular view. TRADE EALTY Directory h ighly upgraded. BALBOA BEACH 2669 Avt. 8/1 Broker 640----H'~ •--.. SELL $2 500 o a I 7/20 ISLAND 2606 =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S729k Agt 499-1600 5664 or 729-7248 th h I ifl d ,,,. --,__ help you find • m · v · • u1roug Cass 1e O~RNl&t.reFlnn •2 Br, 2 Be $1500 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •1BR $825• The Community 842 ••7a reliable help. d hi I Mo. Also for aalo 2 BR 2 BA $725/Up RENT through classified Mar.ket Plac:e. "iiilv convenient •42.5•79 your use ve c e S169k LH ass. loan. 2Bd e v v through Classified * * r 1 8 Built-ins, Reing & dishwasher Classified Cl•••ffled Barbara Sanregret w/d, fp, lg storage, inc:I 60x30 pool No 842·5878 842·5978 642·5678 ReaJIOI'$ 644-0195 parking. Near new pets No tees No St 200'mo 8 7 3-0 6 7 2 _ _:l.::;03::.:S:..:C;.:... . ..;:;5...:4..;:;5;....·4..;..;8:;.5:;.5.:;._ --------····-------------~ D YES,SELL MY CAR I Have A Garage Sale~ TRADE through classified 842-5878 Sm•ll 1 B r , 1 B• Near village. yearly. No parking, S800 mo Agent. 873-4082 SELL your home through classified COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 QUIET & SERENE 1 Palm ~esa ~ar~1e~ts- .so near & ytt so far ... That's the feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the lush grccncry of secluded woods & statdy palms. A Srudim, I &: l Bc:droorN · Jn. SS7S ID S600 · JBR S6lS ID S6SO . lBR $725 ID $750 &Norm A Vcmal Blinds & Ceiling fam A NEW Carpet, Paint lie T&lc & Fimcss Room A Hcatrxt PocX & Jac.utZI A Patios & Bakonics A Garages Available Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to Office Hours: 9:00 am · S:OO pm M·F and 10:00 am • 4:00 pm wcc.b:nds 1561 Mesa Dr.· Santa Am. Heights, CA reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or moil it in with a check todayl Run for a weekl If ~r car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREEi All for $1 o• City Zip ~ o.dit Cord O MC OVISA D AM X IJ-------Ocp-- Moil To· DAILY PILOT 330 W lay Snll, COllo Mma. CA 9262'7 (114) 641-WI Q-FAX (114) 631·659-4 """"'* "°"' '*' ,.... "** Pertirwnl eo.-.__... __ M.J.J ,_...,._ o•"41* a -ts-o s...w o~ a_...,. O"'-'Clloot o_._ a -~ o__,c... 0 4.,,.,J D_,,..,,.. O,.....r.,,. 0 1..,1 OA.WIM..... O_..,,.._. o•~ co-~ o....,""'-11 o...-..... c c--0 0-........... Of.I-O""""-" O ........ ~ 1 • $ 10 for 4 /i,,.., $ 1 ,()() eodt adtJ;t;ono/ h ·~---~-----------··········· Ca11 · 642-5678. Put a few words to work fG)r you. ,, Call The Pilot Classifieds at 64 2-567 8 to place your Garage Sale Ad ~ Pilot COSTA MESA Classified Cornrnunity Marketplace Put a few words ta work fQr you. Call ~.e:Jlot 71'4) "6-9860 'r. - -5 -- -J I 1 Costa Mesa's Best 1 : NEWPORT VILLAGE APARTME~TS I 1 Bring In ttils coupon for 1 /2 off ht 'month's rent. For a 1 Hmlted Hme only . I • Eldfo lOlge .ks l ond 2 beOrOOITIS JR $600 l BR $700 2 BR $860 • SOnd VOlteybOll • 2 I~ tennis courts • \ltlticol bl.OOS • Cetllng Fons • Plush oorpet • Rlness Room • Huge hloled pool ond spa • Gos88Qs • OoYINd pcwtdrG • AlcttOllOn wtltl bllllOIOs • Galld community OMce Hou1 9;00 an· 5'00 pm M·f ond 10-00 crn -• 00 pm-. ealllndl 6SS Wist 8a1cet COlto M110. CA (71~ 111-G071 SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1996 IUllDIS OJlflCI IUSIJllSS Z724 llOI 11111' Z7tl 1'0a SIU IUTW?O ~~·---~z;1e;t1 SB&ll o, ..... du .... ftptc c ....... ~ Alt.............. •... 1t.... • .... , 1 t-c.r J:>t .., ,...,,,; Ore•t roe. Oul•t, 2-eoo.1. lllOll2.,. reUrln• •upply, -'' mo vr 1.. comfy, on-ell• J*ng, CM arH. AitrA 7/1. malnt, '9Ullt, routee. -H; -.. e75-n0e · full prtvs, amenltlH , M••4•• MC>Ot<Jgr• up 2°"' aut tnal• pr,terr•d 1400 CMN•lllY VILLAQ• 2'yral 1-800.2u.M23 ~1""D61 iiO iu N/S/~. 122.a1:rr. Attractive 3Ut St.1-------~---·~~._0IMe.,..icet• ~! trv. Metr St• w/pvt be. omc .. $315 '730 IOSDflSS WEEKLY BaIOOE QUJZ • • ....... -o. V\ew Wllllam Muon Aoy Jackeon 4S73-3733 n J Both vu.1nera1>1-South , ' Pf..,.1.11•1 bt.'°2 Park. Beautiful twn-•Otnoe •peoe 11ic13 OPPOJtTUNJTY ~· • '°' u ~ Vl9W VlllW v1aw hm•. W/d. 8-BQ. Pool 1518 NP btvd. C.M. 2904 you hold: • I 28r 28a. aaraoe. fplc.. /Tenn t500/mo. + th GrH1 loc. u111 Incl ..... a t>Q. a oJ 15 .a Q .J a I 11350.1bt1bagara;e utl. 1-9o9-794-079o 5160/mo.553-1115. AMAZINQI 101 FrH Pa.rineropenathebidclingwithone _ __.~5. 1•90IJ..eta-:9704 Room S335 mo. + Buy tt. Self 11. Find It. Golft grant. & loans --..ie. What do you re8p0Dd? MC. Non•amk, Colla Cl-atn.d. 10 flnanc• your amall •i-u M••a. Conv. loc. bu•lneu. For more M/Fem. Dan 842·8895 Info call 91 8-889•7479 Q. 2 • Aa South, vulnerable, you W/CM 1brS395 2brS800 lrvln• b•••d l'lfm hold: m pet ok quiet ar-Marni Great advancement ll1ltlc HY goln happy Hal: o.160lf ' potential. For Inter-.S 0 10 8 8 OA K 10 t 4 S ~ t 8 upbeat rett 631·2111. PWMJ110...,9llOll view call 2ee-oe1e Your risht.-hand opponent opena ---------•Walk to Fashion lat. (406 ~lclto ~ Looal V•ndln• IU• Lhe bidrung with one spade. What 2706 Female wanted to f1AI b ~ flhontt Cash Income. over action do you take? "CJlDOMS 1hare duplex. $350 ~.""""1..a...... 20 prime locallons. !ll•••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Inc. ulll. 675-8&34 Aanl................. -· 90C>..e7S.1 U3 Q. S . NeitJ\er vulnerable, u CDM aunny. •pac1ou1 --------"'1iiiiiiii' •• iiii ... iiii ... 1111•4•·JM..iilili.iiiill., PAY PHONE ROUtE South you hold: ... rm w/attch ba. kitchen GARAGES ~Mga·1 blk bch S400 35 Local & Eatab Sltea •109854 OAJ83 oAJt7 •Void , Fem only. 723·1998 FOR RENT 2740 COMMERCIAL Ear~-~g~~:J!~;k1y Your right-hand opponent opens •' Ji~m for r•nt E'1lde LAND 2778 •------~....,...--one club. What act.ion do you take? • Coit• M••a. top qual-4-C•r Gar•a•. Parphon• Blzl NO lty. non/.moke, quiet. Plue storage shelves. money downl Lowest Q 4 Bo. th vul rabl So th COM I I $ 50/ 50 tt F A Price.I Factory Olr.ctl • -ne e, aa u - -S475 548-5056 ocat on. 4 7 sq. ore1t ve.. bold :,: ' mo. 714·833-2704. Laguna Beach. Not Call 1·800-707-9378 you : street front. $1500/mo. 494-1898 , ............. . . i!NTALS TO STORAGE 2742 SH.ARE 2724 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·-----· ANNOUNCEMENTS The bidding has proceeded: liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CM Stor•u• Units NOR111 BAST SOUTH • Beok Ba~ home, $175. Approx 12'x 23'. BUSINESS & 21~ ~...... :• 098SI WEST p ... What action do you take? Q, I • Both vulnerab'6, u South you bald: ~Q OA OA K.l•leU •'JS Your right.hand opponent opens · the bjdding with one club. What do you bid now? Q. 8 • Aa South, V\).)nerable, you hold: OAKQ760 Ml The bidrung haa proceeded: WEST NOR'ltl EAST sours P-lO P... 1 What do you respond? r LooJc for aruUX're on Monday. Learn to be a better brid1e player! Subaeribe now to the Gonn Briqe Letter by callinc (800)78tH225 few lntormation. Or write to Goren Bridie Letter, P.O. Bos 4410. Cbicqo. IL 60680- 4410. beautiful area. 2 rm1 17th St. & Newport. FINANCE LOST & avl, quiet, pos. pe11, 714-835·8787. FOUND 29251---------r:-:-:-:-:~':""."~~~:-Tl'---------i $550+ 113 utll. pgr PERSONALS 3002 1 ............. . _454-3404 645-5540 --------·---------Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •• CDM S575 per month. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS *f.:~~1: a:~~ ~:'~~ ~~t~ 29251:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 EMPLOYMENT " Hardwood floors, FP, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2900 YMCA on June 6th iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillT'ALK LIVEJI•-----• yard, lndry. Near •••••••••li19iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C•ll 850·0952 Ii beach. 875-5217. Poloaon, MT Cafe,--------Loat Cookatl•I bird ACflOA 1_.... crMllonl 5 Aan.-y t FOf'IMI del'°9 13 RlnO etound the moon 14-~ '5 Hufloer '°' 1e ttuc'eeon 17 Ptmtorm 18 Type of ecllipM t9LMM9 21 Geometrtc fiOuN 23 Avoids 25 ""'*-' 2e P091'a atw.yt 27 Gobv horMbedt 28 -Paulo. 8'azlf 31 Undemanded 34 Theoredcal 36 Baby goats 37 In ltMs day . and- 38 Con 39 Occasional 42 ir=ates 44 Method 45 Young seals 4& Chum 47 Clobber 48 Lure 52 Ef\Clc>Nd atea 56 Gk>ly 51 lnleMeW8f' 11e=: eo~ 81 T .. andhn 82 Napo19on'1 .. of ..... 83 tollM.nd ~ 84 "Oo It Of'_,. &5 -a...-ANN»< eee;;"'~ DOWN 1 ·-are you 2~ :t :-.!99" 4 Georgill'• 5 = .. hlon 6 Tellere of tall talM 1 Actreu Adami 8 Pomy 9 Oriedplum 1 O Used a doofbelt 11 Cameo lhape 12 Only 15 Bordeaux 20 Hunt 22 Little boys 24 TWisted 27 Carries on 28 Hourglan flHer 29 Entr'-: • Intermission 30 Elevator ·31=' 32 Columbus' ship 33 Swirl 35 Freight carrlere 37 Cdt8c:lion ol letters 40 lndrllerence 41 Hard al worlc 42 Lll<ely 43 Cleansing ritual 47 SlowdOwn "8 Sun-dried bride 49N=- 50 e:e1sn dog 51 Romantic aPOOlntmenl 52 Nat or Natalie 53 Gemstone 54 Coff .. contalnefa 55 Ass\Qned func1lon 59 "The Thin -· CDM share sunny 2 Br, 2 Ba apt walk to bch, fem. pref. $530 + ulll. : : avl. 7/1 721-0636 RENT tee Cream, Gins. All RENT nr 38th St, Npt Penln. equipped. Consider Grey. yellow head. lease. 700 11. Laketrt. Reward! 548-3854 through classified call 714 640•7210 through classified •------PERSONALS MEET PRIVATELY EMPLOYMENT Talk to someone on their 5530 private home phone. 18i'. 0ne-0n-0ne lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 1-809-540-5172 ChatUne 1-809-474-3172 PERSONALS 3002 EROTIC SATISFACTION •1-809404-8482 HOTTEST X*X*X* Men'sClub 1-809-474-3173 Romance 1-809-474-31761 Psyc:Nc/ Astrology 1-809-474-3178 ~s Only lnl'I tariffs apply. , , .. ' ' $1,444.00 Per Week possible with the Summers Mail- ing Program. Thou- sands paid weekly. JOIN FREEi Send SASE and $1 .00 cash for registration form CONSUMER NETWORK P.O. Box 10913. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 . '. 'i • •• I • ., •• I • t '. •• •• .. •• .. I .. • .. . 1 I i: •• .. • "Employee." "Empleado." "Arbeitnehmer. " "Employe. " NOMAMR HOW YOU SAY IT, CLASSIFIED CAN FIND IT. 1.69 UVE MEMBERSHIPS ..... la+ 1 Oii '3018 $35,000/Yr Income 900-5()5-5050 I potential. Reading 8 -7•9 •420 book1. Toll Free (1) ...,. ~ -BALBOA BAY 'CLUB 800·898-9778 Ext. A· 818-758-9100 Full Membership $4K 1361 for llstings. Oll-59S .. 570.950 Save S1K 497·5125 $4 0,000/Yr lncom• • ••••••••• •• ••• fyc;,1:!i~h8 ~·ser~.0foft • Your Soulmate • Free P> 800-898-9778 • Could Be Anywhere • ex T-1361 tor llstlngs. • • $40,000/Yr Inc ome Can you lis t all your good potential. Hom• • qualities? Write a person a l ad •• Typists/PC users. Toll • Free (1) 800-898-9778 to a nationwide d atabase and ex T-1361 for listings. • Imagine how many people you • $40,000/Yr Income • could m eet. call now! • potentl••· Home • ) (900) 988-6003 ex 5853, • Typl•ts/PC users. Toll Free (1) 800-898-9778 • $ 2.99 per min. and J 8+ • ex T-1398 for llstings. • customer Service. • • Serv U (619) 64&.8434 • • •••••••••••••• ·------~- Put· a few words to work for ·you. Call . 642-5678. ______ ,CARPET CLEANING CONCRETE & FENCES HEALTH, BEAUTY IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING CLASSIFIED It'• lhe aolUtion you're searching for -wh•lh· er you're seeking a home, an apartment, a new occ1Jpatlon or even a stray pol. On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SERVICE CLEANING 3515 SERVICES 3548 MASONRY 3557 & DECRS 3615 & FITNESS 3740 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii!iiiiiiiiiii : _JllRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii~iii~iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Spilt Second Moving WEST COAST PAINTING Pr•ola• Plumbing ·-lil•••••••ll Prot'I Carpet Cleenlng Honeat•Rellable"Hard •EXPERT: Blk wall1, •FENCES GATES• SKIN & BODY CARE PLANT ARTIST Prof Movers! 24Hr Srv Free Eat.•10 Yrs Exp Repairs & Remodels ~· .. 2 Rm• & H•ll S59f Working Irish Ladles. brick, conc:rt, 1tucco & new/repair/poet rtpltced 10"' Off All Facials 70ay/S r Oisc(Tl178452 Unbeatable Rates I Free Estimates -0.C. STEAMWAY· Avall to clean r.our stone. 25Yr Exf.. LowS Redwood • L#576605 ,Massages & Waxing f:;~~~1:~e~7rr1-::!~~~~ _43_2_·9_1_2_3_1P...,.-341...,_6-...,.5_8_5o_, Rel'•· Joe 850-3433 L1887398 989-1090 ACOUSTIC 1·800·38S..S725 ho me. Wk lb/B -wk Jose 53 ·7843 JlmWhyte642·7206 Call Becky 288·8808 upgrades. 7 9 0 •9792 ALL·AMERICAN ---------------- C-!D.JNGS 3408 SCUM SUCKERS Please call s4 "9145 FENCES, Brick, Block, Movea-U ... Carefully PERSONAL POOL .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Carpet & Uphol Care Houaecl••n., Refs, Tiie. Plaster & BBOa. •Wood Fenc••* Shane'• G•rdenlng Cour1eously & Cheaply 24Hr Qua! svc. 20% Off Exp'd & depedable. Oual./Guarant'd. Work ~. frff hluGng HOME CARE/ & Land1caplng. Lawn 549·0223 T141227 SERVICE 3867 SERVICE AAA ACOUSTIC 538·4531 v-448-2483 Apt's $35. Bl Wkly & Fair S Blll·842·78B7 tstimatts low pric•. Uc'cl SERVICES 3760 care lnstall'n/RemovaJ 3894 Palnl-appll•d Remove· Wkly. Imelda 646-9277 AclVantage Constr. 974·5301 Sprinklers 548·5B01 ---------1 4 Your Convenience . patch. Texture. lnVext. --------1---------PAINTING 3858 Prof Svci & Anllance lal•nd Blu• Poola Pool & Spa Wkly Svc . Repair: lillers/pumpl/htrs Acid wash 645.0728 962-5891 or 847-8905 CERAMIC CONTRACTORS C•re Qlv•r For the1--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil For all your need• A·Z CEILING MASTER mES 3528 Laundry & Oryclean GENERAL 3558 FLOOR INSTALL elde.rly. 12 yeara ex_p. LEGAL •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Ret's. Jeff 72Mt587 ~~~:'c,~u~•x1Ru~;_~va~~~ ~:~: ~J'td0·?,1~~~ REPAIRS 3620 ~:~~· P~~t;:7.io~~ SERVICES 3812 Painting Contractor Uc'd. Martt 838·7300 (:ERAMIC •MARBLE 253 E 171h S1 Nr Winchel ACM CONSTRUCTON Oual. painting by PfOl'ls PIANO & VOCAL ROOFING 3910 lnstall'n • Fabrication * e 5 0 .7 9 S 9 * Tenn11nt Improvement •QUALITY WORK• Care'VOlver For Elderly. Ucl602098. Int. 20Yra Exp • Licensed Remodel• • Com/Ree HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc IOYrs Exp. Local Refs. BANKRUPTCIES FrH est. 645-3305 LESSONS 3868 BALBOA ROOFING CO '*-COunmONJNG 1·800..348-9321 U415708 549·4770 Mrble/Carpet Bnd/lns Driving/Shop/Good Cookl REASONABLE 24Yra Qualltv Painting c A R I "'"' nv MAID TO ORDER L708279 722·7332 Christine 646-3735 Attorney·Pr•p•r•d TOUCHUPS, TOO PIANO Beg.-Advanced I omm I es I eroo 6 BEATING 3418 Leaky Sho-ra Rep'd lns'd. Decades of Expf NB BUILDING CONT Free Phone Consultation 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor All •"••·Teacher Cart. LRepalr , Free Est 1Rtf1 Regroutlng & lnstall'n Spec:lall:z:lng NB/COM 47Yra. Design to Finish (714J 744-9272 Ucl280644 645-3209 Ent:rtalnment Avail. lc'd/lna 831·S081 Pl•ce Your Ad Heref L#670130 Dean of Tiie $5/otfl 719·9788 Can I help you? HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 Jennifer 840·8889 •SADLER ROOFING tocal/Ouallty AdV«11slng. 673·8085 or 846·8526 W£ CLEANi Only C.L. Kirchner 723·5090 . QUALITY • CARE Licensed & Insured Name Recognition. Newport Tiie & Marble V•c•nl Prop•r11••· S.J. Scott Con1tructlon William Harold Jewelers MASSAGE 3830 Summer Spec l•l•I Free E11. All rerool Custom Home Bulld81's p I t/C t 20Yrs Exp. )tint WQ0(4 mansh11p. PEST guaranteed. 875-5095 Speca.I Intro Otf•r Fine Crahsman1hlp... Incl: Carpels/Wlndpw1 L . * • n arp•n FY* watch & jewelry repair Fal s Ron-e 5-24 7 Call Todayl 574-4246 Al Affordable Prices. Minor Repairs & Morel lc~4 ~i;,71::• 1· Drywall and morel Antique• Fine Jewelry ' CONTROL 3869 •THUNDER ROOFING• Shower1/Countere/Flra * 714-530 ·2883 * 1 Small Jobs Oki 8\ly/HIWade 873·0385 L & B Th•r•py RAINBOW Clrcl• Malnt. For ell of your roofing BOATING SEllVICES Natural Stone & Marble WINDOW CLEANING O•ry 845-5277 ~ N ~~~t~on Sl~~~f~ Palntll'lg-lnVExt House/Apt ENVIRONMENT 18T needs. Reroof/Repolr. Fpfc• LS-45486 842"2214 •Average 1 atofY-$30 DOORS 3580 Semi Retired Contracto; "11.,DSCAPE 11• massage. 722·9823 P~~~8J~be:fa~:84::~ EXTERMINATING Uc 638144 848'4 122 3470 e 2 s1ory-S45. Repslrt, lmprovemtnla. wu• ~ FrH Termite 1nspectlon1--------- liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilCHlLD CARE 3536 Hou•• Cl••nlng An exp•rl•nc•d sm Job• Ouallty/lntegr~ lAWN CARE 3808 M•H•U• Th•rapr Carl Manire Painting Ants~oac11es/Fl•u/Rodtnl1 SPRINKLERS 3921 Peace Your Ad Her•I Spring Cle•nlng dependable door I care, l<en &42·1770 In Chiropractic: ornce. lnVExt•Fufl Service ;S&me~'..!O~ay~S:!.:~::..:0;:7~~=;;.:..t1:_1;li[iiiiiiiiiiii~~!!iili~ Local/Ou I & Reg Svc. Minl·bllnds, · $10 Off 1st Viall 0 I A f 10~ Ott -:: allty Advert sing. LICENllD'VDAYCARE carpel & floor. ViulMC/AA hanger. Ouar work, REMODELS carp, plt>Q, B•alc V•rd M•lnt Most Ins. Ace: 843·9053 . uo • • s• Plac• Your Ad H•r•I SPRINKLER REPAIR ~=1.ri:t~~~~~~· Lot• of TLC & Funt AJ'• 888·2500 reaa. Don 521·8910 paint, elec, tile, stucco, & Lawn1, Cln-upa, Tree Ll 356098 733•9048 Local/Ouallry Adver11slng Va lvt1•Head1•Tlm• 4:a11 Today! 574_..248 Pediatric CPR & 111 Aid roofing. MORGAN Trim, SPflnklrs, Aerate, CARUANA PAINTING Name Recognition. clock1. 26Yrs Local E11p. Meatsnnaclc1 focld. Reas DRYWALL uc·d. Ph1850.3281 Till!cll 831-4422 Pg-413.St•2 MOVING 3834 lnVExt. Very row, low Speotal Intro OH•r John Burr 282·2831 rain n /PT 984-1740 COMPUTERS 3556 SERVICE Mobile #403·5385 p1tc:ea fr&e Est. Bnd/lna Call Todayl 574-4248 .CIJU»ENTRY 3510 3584 HomeRepalr/Aemod•I -. TREES. W&e14 714.993.2734 ,_W_All _____ _ •iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANlNG · MACMEDIC • Care for Co1ta MHa/Newport To,petl,tt•Mo... U•l'I•, PUBLIC NOTICE CHUNG'S PalNTINO PIASTER S Ha~n/Remod•I Maclntoah Computers B&K Llo#08S180 211 Yeara l!xp. ., ........ 751~70 The Calif. Public Ullll· 20 Yra Exp. Gd Price! REPAI• 3880 COVERING •Addition•, Bath, Kitch SERVICES 3548 In your hm•/orc. Ltlw/ All Ph••••· No Job too Jim 831·2480 Lawn S•rvlce. Mow/ tlH CommlHlon RE-Guar WOfk. FrH E1t. ~ ,-Ire-Water D•mage hol.wlV rate. 873·8819 •ml. Acou11lc removal, edge/aod/aprlnklera/ QUIRES that all uHd Uc1'375602 538-1534 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TH• 8TfUPP•R e.c. Plumb, & Paint A TOUCH OP CLASS etc. 7!4-240•1189 cln-up.Al 988-2718 "ou•ehold good1 EMERALD PAINTING PIHter/ltucco Patch Speclallz1ng In waUpaper 3932 •qw0041 ar••· lmmed Cleanlng. RH/Comm CONCRETE & BIJL.V'S &46-8833 HAUUNG 37~0 Ive mag or call att•r 5 movers prlnl their lnVExt. Wallpaper/Tit• ·Serving So Ca 25yr• removal. Uc# 588924 .... Pago 714·227-8122 Uc/Bonded. Free Est All PhHH ComJAoa • QiiiblNINO Reliable P.U.C. Cel T number: Free Ht/Raf/10yrs eicp Llo,,3288647 24Hra * 714-993-9037 • ,. OOORi ~. T•rHa 282•7143 MASONRY 3557 Smooth/0 .. tgn ••xl JUNK To T .. -oun' A Ouallt~ Work at llmoa and ch1utteur1 Compillltlve $711·2039 714·1Ul4• 831 W• gal• should heng 20 yr• Uc# 555402 ._ print their T.C.P. num· ~th St Ip tn•t 11 TrltMCablneta•Stuc~o •8011 HOUSECLEANING c71.,._988•1982 r•••ona le rat••· ber In all advertla .. O•M Abrw liaintlftt •r. ' • 8 • ~ LM273t H Yrt tlP Uc4tnaed·Bonded Brick, Block, Stone. Tiie Wiii haul What TrlSh Ed Bwran 648..3371 manta. If you have a lnl/!00 Oual Palnl/AeaaS PLUMBING 3890 "'4c:e to t"• Cf~y. Jeny M2-0587 S10.00 per hOur. Cone, Patio, Oflvew~ !LECTRJCAI. 3810 Men won't! "8-1882 O~ SoeM l.lnclftpng queatlon about the I• Llc'd/ln•'d •Ince '78. •~t-a111 an Im• 'A to Z HANDYMAN 71 ... e48.0388 ~ro.:eoa. Ref, 259' /Maaonry /Irrigation gallty of• mover, llmo H•7ot3 Pg-8$4-3'47 TH• LOCAL PLUMIR SELL IH:ITM..&AW'ACt CAllNETS WINDOW CLllANING • CP•·M•ErrvNT9W57 0•!SK 4 s .... n Jolt UP•"T TWENTY DOLLAR JTrlmmlng /Romovala or ot'lauffeur. oall: lk•'• Cuaiom Painting .. JJ!nff E. BlnQef1 eo .. !ChcNM. ~ dOOf•. • CARPET CLEANING " • Duncan lbecVlo HAUl.l!R/CUAN·UP ~\.IP •• Malnlenance Public UtllltlH Prof. Clean, Quality Slnee 194'1' ~la t lttndowe. Douo ~1258 • SCAEeN REPAIR PL.AIN/STAMPEO Local/Oulck .......... .IOMN 890-1811 1.1509025 eao.e1oe comm1 .. 1on WOl'k. lnVExt 'Dock•. ,.rtendly ..... lntu(ed ~·~ •Vlin.flJ Wi'iifiv.w1ndowa FREE Esrr 12•707• ~,~on~~e.l'~~c: u2m10 ..0-704• • "*" ..... ,. Ae .. lielfte ?t4-MM151 Llf7034M •~t...ato L'H32111 111-1304 .... M ctasslfltd Door•• WOO<J PlencH •Brleht H••olnlne Lto'd cefti,..tw wnt•l'oru BAUTY Yn tune up1me1neenece. OIHrntK'4i'• Moving li'Ahlftliid llAtiO .__. 5;J;; Ci1ilft'"9 ·H71 ~ Ot98'111et1 EutopHn Prori. Beet * a .. t Prlce/Qu1llty S mall Job apec:l•llat a5Alo•a. I landtc9P4t{artlltfe datlQn, l..ocal/Offlce/Stor•o• ContclfnCloul Crafltrnan A ·Piumblng A•P4M;; •--~~~~:-=:--"!'~ u •t.281111 • Call Bob In townt Aef1 5Yrt ~. ~ .. twlcll, atone "•n••Llght~:: • l'ltJllSS 3740 'ContraCIOffC2t~. Long Dtat. Fl'ff l1t. Old·,atNoned Pflde 111 20Yrt tip. Al WOf\ :!!: 2A9-at3 Po-3t2.0028 , Grace 28t"'9488 CoricrN. JM.1007 DMWICI E>ectnc M "'°"' & rttWcal. 141-?IGI n111112 e78-att4 ~ -.e110 ...!•!!•~·~ ...... -=••~-~~!~~~;;:;;;~:;:...- Newport ac.ch/CoJca Mtaa Daily Piloc SAT\JRDAV, JUNE 15, 1996 87 !llPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT APPLWICIS 8011 WUT!D 5530 5530 Sl!RVICES 5533 TO IUT BAI.IOA 1011 PDDISUL& N!WPORT 6107 BBACB MUilf! SUPS FORD 9075 M!RCURY '""1135 ••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil w......-JDtyer $1451•. a 169 DOaS 102 2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii l•iiiiiiiiiiiiii_._ ------- Advertlalng Entry· Omce Help PT, 2·3 --Frig., A.pl alH at.ove L • o k f n. to r a MUG• ReMedel 8ale Qere9e aalo Multi· 40• Moortng level poalllon In real daya per wHk Oen PteaH be awate that 1100/ea. 714-&4•15848 ooa1ume m in.atone sat 8•2 Appl, cablneta, family Hoapltat bed, South Sida Balboa Oat ate advertising. oomp., phonH,. flllng . the ll•tlnga In thla cal· Weah•r,.leo. Dayer 1"cl'loker necklace'. doora 6 wlndowa. dHk. • Saturday 8/15 Island, nt Coral Ave. .i:•~ f1{0 wth potan· Irvine 25().8075 egory may ,.quire you Whirlpool lop of line. Old ot new Large • +Ilk• nu toya, stroller, 8·2 2338 Port Carlisle, 112.900 '121-0991 • · r ng, computer ... lo call a DOO number 5300 ... 1 3108 11 ·, l-h blk • 1 Newport Beach •o•M 1 or real aatate eicperl· PIT Salea AHVGen Ole In which there la • .... • • m a.7 ... !8!." • • · c ... ••, ••"'more ., oor ng 1al row 1H3 ,.ORD 9RONCO 4X4 In perfect C:Olld. All power. Jeatl'l•r. phone, tow pkg, rlm•/tlrH. Only 60k mu ... S17K. 574-4247 or 848·9449 '71 Mercury a;•t Mini cond. up- dated part• OCI body/eng. MLMf'"aell for funeral ex.pfnaea s 1100/obo. 64e.;!398 ... enc:• ~lua. Mu•t Computer akllls nee. charge per minute. Whlrlpool weaher ...... ...v 4« Seville (Penln Pt) Moving Sale gourmet end of C •I near hav. reterencea Food Ind t h .... tu I and antique ltema. Pavllllon. A·241 . ---------NISSAN . us ry Hp a+ Hvy ...,,,, K nt cond. Old Coln•, gold, allllef '13,900. 819-778·2863 9080 Plea .. fu resume to Fax rH: 714-252·0990 White 1175 Qener•I iew.vy, Frankttn Mint. CORONA And 1011 of goodleal .,,,...,,.....,,...,,.....,.... __ ....,.. __ 1 GEO '"so Kelly Edwards, l!leo. O•a Dryer, Sterling ftatwate, etc. Sat. 8/15 8-2, 20132 BALBOA: 40' DOCK. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-720-0G73 Pff Work Fff Pay MERCRAXDISB sso. runs well. Wfft· Stave 642•9448 dav-DEL MAR 6122 Bayview Ave. (Santa Two s 1 d • TI•. '87 Nlasan Pldt Up 15811 mll•• ,$2300 OBO Pl•••• call 714·712 1144 •• Alrtlnea Wiii Tr•ln eam-12 M·F, no exp lnghouae Refrlg. Ana Hla.) 9 ' and 13' Wide. 19.00.118,00/hr nee. 18.00/hr +comm. (used 3 moa.) white • 714-.842-4914 • '94 GEO Tracker Convertible. Great s1ereo aya Brand new HIRING NOW ::-.s~~~kp::,~~c~~ ANTIQUES 6010 $275721·9145 no TO YOU6022 ~~~~1~e':':'"l'r:::. TRANSPORTATION --------1 AU. POSITIONS e 52 .. 24., · White waaher and T k t MOTORCYCL-es For Info call Nowl ..., K Y • • o Y • • 1; i-800·509·5505 P•rMlme Demo for ·~~gl'Y:bo.•ns:;: '"•• KITT•NS to houHhold llem•·I•••••••• SCOOTERS 8018 ,,. top. Very claanl $9400 ... OBO. Ask tor B~an1--------- 673•9441J. ROLLS ROYCE 9182 ext. 9974 cond. 973·11990 good home. 645-34115 3719 Park Green Dr ongoing In Grocery T D II p ldl ---------- CAl'll •torH. Approic 25hrs Fr~~ ~ 8~~.1~80. Movecf need a loving Sat et15 8•m•1pm BOATS 7011 acoOTl!R INFINm 9095 '79 RR SS II Sj,Ai h•tl Upscale N.B. Cafe/ a week. Must be exp, 1 pc: to entire estate. home 2.pet cata lyr Patio furn. exercise off1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84 Yamaha 180. blue, Silver ml~23 Bakery . Barlata good appearance & Paintings. ohlna, FURNITURE 6014 old. Very loveable & equip, clothes etc.1• t3K mltes.-$799/obo 'A 3 G 20 $l 3 900 5824(723·15~52· coun ter help. Exp outgoing personality. glsware, turn, etc. pretty <::? 721•1933. 419 1/2 Heliotrope '95 Av•lon·Hitpalon 845·3773 •oyster white, wood & 5440/619-327· req'd. 644-0303. lmmed openings. Call 40y, NB RH 673-8223 CUSTOM Ch (1st ave btwn Golden 11 11. 2 In. w/15hp Id 1 P 1 h caehler/Drlv•t PT. f o r Inter v I e w . : •nywood Moving C•n't Ke•pl Rod and Hellotrope) Evlnrud. Uaed 4 tlmH •••••••••I go tr m. ower, 1 r. i--------- Competltlve wages/ 714-557·.5579 I~=======~ Bat, BraH rall, lights, 1 ~ y~ar old female only. $4500. Call: AUTOMOBllES Super condl 875-6617 SAAB :B185 liquor •torage cabinet, cat 2 -10 wHk old 1·602-581·8445. · 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii meala. Apply at: PT Summer help stainless •IHI alnk, • COSTA ~sA 61241-=---,,------••••••••• ---------i• Charo Chicken, C.M. Please call M·F, t 1-4 efST s:ac:rs At.I) and also a 2nd llquor kitten• (malH). BoJC -~ Anchore 43 lb. cqr ISUZU 9100 722·8400 Jeff/Greg only. Avl lmmed. $8 atorage cabinet w/ trained. Playful. Fe-$350, 40 lb Danforth ---------n ' cu.tom., S.,vlc. hr. 844-2880 Anl"'lift to '50s Mod..... lights. $2995 854-9713 male cat Indoor/out· S200, scuba tank BMW 9030 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Clerk Wholesale PTfFT , door.• Call 845·7019. *HUGE* $100, 875-8128 '87 lauzu Trooper II '95 Saab 900SE turbo conv G~n w black lop, Ian 11f\r 1rt Under t Ok 1r I . Cook & Delivery •Est.~~ buy. Furniture @ Dlaoount Neighborhood Salel 75k miles orig Ina I ~,:~;~11~0· ~k~~~~r person w/car. Exp. ahw,gllel,IJlllr*9. ' High Quality Wicker & SAT a-12. Enter off SEACYCLES Fastest '85 BMW 7351 • owner, red, $6,500 lzad perSo~ to :ssl•; pref'd. lmmedlatetyl ponlllli\,c:tr.,poilfy, RWr8i<i~eWu0a Laatl JEWELRY, FURS Victoria @ National or ~:5~1~r=1"· S~~ Brown, xlnl cond, Call 650·1769. cuatome,. In will call 873·9449 oldOOlt\lnloth 1125Vlctorla~~-D &ART 6025 19th @ Monrovia. 72e.1~g50 . =~.~~-~;~~01~4~ner. _________ 1-------...--- $36,000 ObO 251;89!.1 offloe. Cashier exp Receptlon lat )lwelly, bronzel, flln.. Costa Mesa 548·0202 Moving exec desk, '88 BMW 325 red, JAGUAR 91 OS VOLVO 92 30 nHded. Prev cus-Weekends In sm. Real petlod~. I tomar Hrvlce helpful. Estate Office. Fax decot811vtotilicta. . Moving Sele sofa Dlemon1d •ne•e•· ~~h1~1':~crov;a;~· :~; SAIL BOATS 7014 loaded. auto. sunrt, 1 iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mon-Fri 7am-4pm. Rosume to s . Lennon •Onallemortnllrellllll queen bed, dbl drar ment r ng 1.7 carat, 2133 Orange Ave owner, JClnt cond., 85k '89 JAGUAR XJS Call Marta 259-1100 759•8826 •Co11fid111ll1~'R••a1 Iron tblea/chalra, near colorleaa, mil $8,450 642·5704 Gold. 12cyl. Exe cond. '81DL4Dr. S~ Orig ownr. Ort" ldt>nd beige. S35ocr,crao eveslwknds 67~·~40 wkdays 660·1992<• Domeatlo House--=--~~-----•Est.m.-ooncM:tld barstools, rattan Marquis, appraised PARKING LOT SALE FAST! R0lgged for rac· 78K miles. 513KIOBO. kHper, child care. Sm• I I w om• n •"""*llldlc:Mh chairs + +. All Items $12,000 make offer Antiques. tum, books. Ing. 27 Shock San-DODGE 9065 723·5773 cook: live-In pref. owned whl••I• co. like new. 840-9111 549-1185 1724 Tustin at 17th St. tana 2 spinnakers, Computer data entry, 714...:249-3711 Fri Sat 9•5 Sun? xtra u lla. $4,200 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--------some English, happy gen otf, well spoken. Queen aa bed• $200. Scott Kennedit • • make offer 342-9629 '84 Dodge van conv., JEEP 9110 •·v-O_L_R_S_W_A_G_E_N-.- 9 - 2 - 3 - 5 paraon. f.rof. driver. phone manners , _________ Sofas $75-$400. Pine Serigraph. Artiste 881J.587·7752pgr. G d e N t ~ E s2200 p 1 VS, auto trans. good iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii oo re . r q. p . Iv meg 875·0432 SELL nt ctr. . fnla print. "Hana Dickman HUNTINGTON Ml S d tires, new rims, reblt l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sch. 850-5747 Grace $50-150, Olah waaher Boatyard." 45"x 64" atrel •llboar • 90 CHEROKEE 1• Social Servlcee S 100 7 8 0-8 177 $800 497 20 9 B1:11c 6 0 Hull only $200 eng., $4,995 545-2716 ' 2DR. '71 SUPERBUG ~ed l!xp'd Hora• Rider Sr. Citizens Nutrition • 1 ,.,,n H 14 729-1150 . -,8-.,.---D------1 2WD, White, TNT win· Adult to teach 5·10yr p your USed vehicle • •vton• Very dows, Lo mlles. Runs While convertible old• to: saddle, batho. rogram Mgr/Costa through classlfled __ W_E_P_A_Y_C_A_$_H__ clean. Rebuilt engine grealll s 63001080. Restored llke new and groom horses. Mesa. Great PT Jobi MERCHANDISE PETS & G•r•g• S•I• Furnl· recently. $4,000. OBO Musi selll 549·8833 642-9574 7 Start lmmed. For a 642·5878 MISC 6015 lure, clothing, com· For good used Sabots Ask for Bijan 873·9449 ....,,..,="""',_....,------8am·12pm. 51•5317 "hosVhoatess with the • 11 •~1nr 6049 & boat equipment. JCgo G ""w AA1unn.1. .. ~ puler. Sal. 6/15 8· '89 Dodne Dakota ranu agoneer , ______ _.......__ GROWTH OPP'TY mostestl" type per·t----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3pm. 322 3rd St. HB Minney'• Yacht Sur· Long Bed. vs. Aulo, 4WD, low ml . show-ANTIQUES & ~~~~::fc~rm;~::~~ ;~.~s ~~.la~as::·1:0 APPLIANCES 6011 P~~~dos(~t~ng~1~~~: Hlml male flam• pnt. g>r~'r;~}n Olive and ~~~·B1~~54~~1~ew-~~0~8k/1n~l-~~-2~:~~~ c0h0; w~~r~dFullB;~w~!1=CiiLASiiiiiiSiiICiiiSiiiiii.9iii2iiSiiO Bue + comm. Sara exp M-F 8:30-2:30 On/King palm•-lg $10 11 wks. CFA r~I•· $13,900 720·1565 i• 723-5440 pm. Some program/ REMODEL SALE Herbs St , cement tered. $300 642-35391 _________ ------------------• Sell your unwanted rec. planning. Exp Kltchenald, dtw, bit-In fountains s110, bird---------lAGUNA MARINE SLIPS FORD 9075 M_w:_R_C_E_D_E_S ___ _ Items the easy wayl working with elderly dbl oven, elec. cook bths $20. 90!M74·1M22 6148 DOCRS 7022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1; 9130 To place your req. Call (71 4) 220-top. All xlnt cond. ""'X 12' STORAQ• PIANOS & BEACH '89 T•urua GL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1950 Plvmouth Bus•· ness man s coupo $39,000 original m1111s clasalfled ad call ~~~4 M·F, 9 •4 Pm. :~:.·0~:~~~4~.~~~~ets. •SHED . XLNT COND'i ORGANS 6059liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 30' Mooring D·32, N. 121k miles. Xlnl cond! 042•5878• $200 845·1199 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GIGANTIC CHURCH aide o f Bat. Isl. $3995. 080. Please '85 MERCEDES COUPE 300 SE Gd Xlnt cond. 2nd O•" '"'' $4900 548-2030 (714) 899-0056 DRIVERS Retl 11 -=p~,-0"!"fo_r_m-~C.-,-0-.-.-w-a~l..-k ••bV Grand Plano s'!.¥~~~~T~~'A~ stretchable $12,900 _c_a_ll_7_14_·_7_1_2_·_1 _14_4_.1 t'lll•••----..-=.~-----..--.., Tre•dmlll Dual mo-Beautiful condition. In 976 s. COAST HWV. (714> 845-t71 7 c on d t 1 o , ooo •1-A_U_T_O_P_AR_T_S __ _ 714-831·7805 Expanding offioe has Immediate openings Use your Pld<up, Van or Economy Car Part·tlme I Full-time Advancement Opportunities Health Benefits Hove A Garage Sole! 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JPM·5PM Jom us at our Employment Open House and inl8(11teW with one ol our Representatives II you are unable 10 altend our Open House. cau 1-800-826·3485 to find out how to apply An Equal~ Etnp1oytt A+'FllW r~n place to sb~ ~ ,., ~q 'i)P'" ) , .f"r!a1 place 10 l l,.:/ '-.I' & hnhit•,.. When you're tuned into classified you're tuned into your community. tlon, . Incline adjstmt tune. $1850 430-1314. LAGUNA * BEACH 40' Mooring East of Overstocked with stutf? .,..,, a=-1.,..,...""'3""'0""'0""T""'D__,,T=-u-,-,..b-o & REP AIR wg n 3rd ae o t. all iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9260 $280. Sierra doghouaer----------1=...,..,.....,,....,....,...,,,......-----Pavillion w/Coronado med. $50. 55gal Hexa-••••••••• S•t. 8(15 9-4pm, 308 25' sallboat. Two an· gon salt H20 tank •Y•· Mertie St.. Laguna. chors, 9.6 marine-ob A call lo Classified will help 642·5878 tern w/cuatom wood GARAGE SALES Women's clothes, Jew-long shaft, Vhf, new cab. $475. 642·1405 elry, furniture, etc. lnfl. 675--0892. =i1y e ·Buyer's Mar V'Check your shopping list off by stopping in today at any one of these local Orange County Auto Dealers! ''Buy, Lease or Browse'' nge Couney__'s Aut.o Deal.ers are Number One, in Customer Satisfaction extras superb cond. $5500 . eves wknds: 675·1740. wkdays: 660-1992. 1990 Ford Cargo Van $2,750 OBO Ask for Donesh Snah. 714·574-4267 •• • SADDL•BACK & !Ii m LINCOLNi ~MERCURY:= ... .... CIEVIER IMW ATLAS DODGE CONNELL CHEVROLET BEACH UNCOut MERCU~ Santo &lQ.Aulo Moll 2925A Hort>or&-BIVdl "" .. eosto Mesa 2828 Harbor Blvd. c M 16800 Beoc_:n BIVd . Ha _ Sales Lening 5erVlcea,..:.;Ed~lnger.:£.::...~ot~55:;..;..;.;FWyWY.!...:.::835~·-~3~17~1-'-~__;5'~1~~19-M...;_~~--~__;_54~6-·1_200~~~1--~~M~8··7_739~~~ Parts ~ l(2D\ ~ IRVINE AUTO == ~ kJ CENTER VOLVO OIWllE COAST 1 •800•831 •3377 · SOUTH COAST JEEP/UIW OlDSMOllU FLETCHH JONES MOTOI CMS :.!:---7_1_4_3_8_0_•_1_2_00 __ _....1-A~-:2_~...;:i:.;::;a~=-L.:.;;Er.;..~:...LYM-C.O-MUT_H--'--l 966-T~..;.;ym::;TA/V-=· ~.;;.;;Ol~Y--~ C-M--"--2'°_5f'A_4_H~.....:r;c:=.9~.:.::·;c=. ~~K.-MAZD_Meso_' __ 1_30_1 _Quo_rn_·--·~--Be!B-.. ~"" .: - PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES OBITUARY • 888 ii It the lounclation'• prlllCIO nershlp PUBLIC NOTICE Have you alllted doing ThtS bualnua 11 con-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillMi&iii PUBLIC NOTICES pal office located II 3267t Have you started doing buslnen ye1? Vea. 5/6/96 ducted by· an Individual OXARART : Mediterranean Dr.. Dana business yel? No Flctltloua BualneH R. A. Development, Inc., Have you started doing Victor H. a-art. PUBLIC NOTICE Point, CA 92877 Tel• S11ah C. Zirbel Name Statement Aadul Radovich, Prnldent business yet? No 75, a Costa Mesa real· 1---------phone: (714) 248·5492 b• This statement wes flied The following persons are This statement was filed Steven~· f NOTICE OF ginning on the dale of this with the County Clerk ot doing buslneu as: Under· with the Counly Clerk of T_hls 1t11tmen1 was filed ~:;'ye~r•o~:ds~~~T AVAILABILITY OF publlcatlon and for 180 Ofange County on 4·26-96 ground. 1799 Newport Orange County on 5-31·96 with the County Cieri< ot 1996. _ ANNUAL RETUflH days thereafter during nor· 19993981517 Blvd. #A203. Costa Mesa, 10g93985098 Ofange County on 5·3t·96 Pursu1n1 to Sactlon mal business hours. Dally Pilot May 25. June 1, CA 92827 Dally Piiot June a, t5. 22, 19993M5099 Vlc1or waa a ~ger 8104(d) of the Internal R811· Th• principal manager of a 15 t996 aa800 Harold Kendal Arscott, 29 t996 SA80S Dally Pilot June I , 15. 22. fc°'omapa~looy. r Hc:ve_:;~~ enue Code, notice la the foundation 11 Aaron B. ' ' 1799 Newpo11 Bllld. #A203, ' 29, 1998 SA813 hereby given that 1he ,,,.. Jacobs. PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa. CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE bom on Jun• 19m nual ratum for the rear Susan Durham, Kellogg & Thll bualnus 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE 1920. ending May 31, 1996 0 the Andelson, 14724 Ventura Fictitious Buslneu dUC1ed by: an Individual Flctltloua BualneH He was survived b) Science Scholarship Foun-BIVd., 2nd Floor. Sherman Name Statement Have you started doing Name Statement Flctltloua BualneH cousin: Yvonne jtlane dalion, a private found•· 0~1ti~!·:~~03.Newpor1 dolngThe follobu-~-~~_:: ~sines• yef? Yts, 05/01/ The lollowlng !*Sons are Th::'~~S:! are Perry ol FullertOr\ and lion, la avaflable for public B ,.. ta M D·'I _,... . .... doing business as: Micki's ol ·~:.·:'! ,.... T long time comperuon lnspec1lon by any Inter· each .... os "' .. Y USA, 200 Paris lrl 1217 Harold Kand1I Arscott Bannera 4225 Hllarl• d ng bu_,... 11: . op Diane Oney ot'"~s!a Hied clllzan who requests Pilot June 15, 1998. Newport 8"ch, CA 92663 Thia statement was filed Street Newport Besch CA Flight Sports & E11en11, Mesa. Sa818 Jetl Hatsmkhanl, 200 Paris wllh the County Cieri< of 92663· · 5031 Birch Strffl, Su11e F, ----------------------------~~~--~1-~P~U~B~L~~~N~O~T~~~!~-~n11~port8"~~~eo~onw1~~~~~~~port~~~~ CA 92683 19993985102 AUant1 Huntington Beach John Scott Ctlig, 620 A STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? ••••••••••••••• 11Je LJ:al Dtpartmmt at the Daily Pilot iJ plms«I .,. to ttnnoun« a MW smlict """' atNZ.ikzbk to nnu busint:1:14 tli wiJJ now SF.ARCH tk ""~for you Ill no t'.Xtm chargr. 11114 kM you ~ tifM 11114 dN tl'ip"' tht Cmnt House in Slln14 Ana. Thm. <f a111nt, afor the KtUrl1 is '""'wJ "*'will fW !""' ~ businas 1lll1M st111m1m1 undJ tht ~ Cln4 faMsh tin«" Wldt for .fo"' ~ /11 •mi by /111114NJ ihm fik J'M' fJ'O!'f of Jl*bliauion wilh ti# Cow.& CJm. ~ ""! "1"'foJiii"jiaitiousbusinlS1ltlllmrml111 the Dttily Pilot. 330 W. Bg jk 0-M-. If Jllf' °"""" sttJP 11, pl.t aJJ"' 111 (714) 642--021 tatJ wt will""*., ... ,..,,,, jOr Jll" "" hm#& this~"'""'"' lf 1'* J..JJw ~ forthtr' qwstitml. ~ tiJJ"' ..ti~ WiJJ bi more lhtm iliJ,,, _.,,.,,, GtitJJ w;,,"""""" '1tllinor . ~Pilot CDSTANUA -Fl-ct-lt-lou_s_Bu_•_l_ne_H_ Peyman Oooya. 24302 An-Dally Piiot June 8 15 22 CA 92649 ' Jasmine, Corona del Mar. drH St. Aliso vi.jo. CA ' ' ' T I I I CA 92$25 Na..,. lt•t•ment 92658 29, 1998 SA811 h • bu~ n111 • con-Thia bualnen Is con· The following persona at• Thia bualnus la con-PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by. an lndtvldual ducted by: an Individual doing business u : Callfor· ducted by" 1 genaral part· Have you started dOlng Have you started d01ng nla Safety Compllance nershlp . Flctltloua Bualn•H business vet? YH. 5-24 business Y91? No Group, 22.-e Stal• Avenue _.. ....i-Jotepl'I MacDonald John Seo c .i.. .. ~ IA. Coata Men CA tne27 Have you start.., -"'"" Natne lt.atemant This statement was Med tt r-. Cemet~ • munl.lery O•llld Rlchard ~olt. 2248 bulineN yet? No The following penons ate with the County Clerk of ~ atat•ment was liled Chapel • C1"81'M6ery State Avenue IA. Co1ta Jen Hatamkhanl doing bullneu 11: Coast· Ofange County on 5-31-98 Wltl'I the County et.flt. ot ""'"" P.:ffic VleYW ~ u-. CA 92927 m. statement WU Iii.cl line Auto, 1789 Whlltler 10093M5103 Orange County On 5-10.IMI ~ ....... A d I I c I with the County Clerk ol Ave Costa M•H CA 1•••,e12u1 ~~ an al Law• one,. Orange County on s.1o.98 92827 • Dally Pilot June a. 15, 22, Dally Piiot Ju 8 15 22 M4-•70G &!:. r:.=, ~~17" • . 1tMH13057 Holll Rene Griggs. 2781 29. 199e SMtO 29, 1ne ne · SA81S ...... ~~l!'!l!!!!i!!!!!!l!!!'llt Charin Raymond Nichols, 0111y P11ot June 8, 15, 22, Bunting circle, Costa PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE '!!'fl.• ... Je 9714 Beilul Garden 29, 19IMI Sa817 MeH, CA 92827 --_....., a CA .......,..; Thi• bu1lne11 Is con-Fl tltl a 1 •"' rove. n...-PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· an Individual c OUI us nH• Flctltlou• •ualn•H Mortuary • °"lg>el Thi• bualneu I• co": Have oU •l•rted clot Nam. lt•tament Name lt•t•ment C ~ duct~ by: a genetal part Plotltleua 8ualne.. buslnn~ _pt? No no The lollowlng peraont are The following persons ar• l'8t1\I ·" '*' p NaMe lt•t•ment Holli R. Qflgga doing buslne11 .,. Coa•I· dOll'lg bualneH as: 2070 110 BtoadWiiy .._..,. Y®vet?~ed doing The fol1oWlng petSOns ,,. Thl:a statement was filed line Conaultlng. 20182 Design.. 1t200 Von Ktt-Coste Meet ~Holt o doing bualnlU .. : Wal wtth the County C*k of Cape Cottage Lane, Hun-tnan. lrvlne, CA 92715 Ml419fli tiled S1r.e\ ISanken lrwaatment ~ CouNy °" W1-M dnglon Beach, CA 92tMe Erlt Januon., 172'1 P041 ~~~~:~~~ = ~ ~ of S~ t03'11 Garden 19"HU104 ~artal ~a a::. ~11.2 Stll'hng, N•wport lffch, ; ~County on W1•tl &:::: CAI~ Garden Dally fltloc June a. 15, 22, tw:8on ~8t CA l'itMun. ~.!~alneH I• con- 1tlllell090 ~. wlnlhd. 10371 n. 1• SAIO? Thl• bualMt•· 1 con-d\lc:ted by. an Individual ~Pilot JUl'9 t, 11, II. Garden Gr0\19 • 18, a.,. PUIUC NOTICI ~ trt· an lndMclulll ~ Y® started doinQ n, 1111 IAeOe den Grcws. CA 8M43 Have you alarted doing bUtlnats ~? No .. _, u. -TtCI T"'' bualMH la con-"-tttleus ........ -=-~ l!':. No ttic Jantton rvwt.ftf -dUC:led by: an indMdual ....... ltatetReftt Thie ta~ ftled This ltaltlMt\I WU filed " ... u._. • ._ N Have you ~.~ dOll'l9 TN folloWjnn ,_,.. .. we • Mt Wilt\ 11\e County Cler'k of .......... buWleti ~7 No ..,. buelM:an~A. A -'ti\ the County Cletk Of Orange County on 4 28-H --.......... Wlnlfl'td ~ .. c11.t '""'"° Ofange County °" 14,... tHl3Nt 411 TM~~= Thie ... ... flltd Sen°"'** CA 12tn t ... Hll097 Oatly Ptlot May 25 • .AIOI 1, 11121 La YIM,~"~ a.tc91ot ft " Denl°"meM. Inc Daly~ June e. II. H . I IS tlM .-.Ot "'--CA -1 ~-.,,... __ .. , on W1· (CA). 41 calle ''""° kn n. ,... W'2 . ' C. ~ 22111 u 1tHMl110I ~CA Nt72 ......,. VlliO CA ~ Noe ~ a. ti, n. TN• 'uelneaa I• con-PUIUC I01lCI 1-....-----....,.--, l!1_ ' •· 1111 1M01 dueled by a oorpor-.don ii["-~~ •aw m ... ~ ............ ..... 1'111 Wtnlrw It~._._. ....... TBllftE ............. ~-......... ...., ... --.. .. -...... ~ --:: ... left PlOWOf When Word• IV~ Not~ "Sp«i....,..ln s,,,., • ._~ ~·" 2983HM*'9wt Ccilta,.._, M0-3 ....... ·~-------mt ~~~~~ ........................ ._..~ . . . , . l . • . : t ~ . . ' i ' • . .. • •, ., ' . :1 ·' . • r ·' :I .. .. I - I • ' ' . .. " . .. ... .... ' : I I I • I ' r--..,.. r NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING AVAILABLE '96 CAllRY SEDANS Pwr ....... ""llCb, lllllllr 111111• ...... .ac.111 ceM111•111. ' ...... (111111112522) Orang• Santa Ana SOME SAY "1 ONLY" -BUT WE SAY .... "ALL IN STOCK!" '81 OLDS '93 CHEVY REQENCYSDN S-10 P/U Loaded, 1 owner "Red Hor Nice truck (319316) •4995 (109183) •&995 'MCHDY '12 TOYOTA CAVALIER WQN COROLLASDN "A Diamond",·~· ac. caaa. Clean r:ar, 1 owner lo ml (1 189) (356504) •9495 •9795 · Proud Sponsors Of nt Coast Edltlo k Your LocaJ cable Gulde ............ '94 GEO METROHTBK 1 Owner, at, p1, ac (739204) •7995 '81 TOYOTA SUPRA White, lthr, loaded (t 30390t •9995 '12 TAURUS '11 HONDA '11 TOYOTA '11 HONDA '91 lllTIUBlllll · VllDN ' CRX COROLLAIDN CMCWQN MIGHTY llAX P/U Nice tame~ car °' buatness White, 1 owner. wry clean 1 Own«. tharp car Family or bullnea, nice car. Jade Green, nice truck. 1 Ok ml ( 75195) (013226) (484369) at, pe. ao (001624) (000183) *8 291 '8995 '8995 '1295 •1219 '13 PORD '11 PORD '91 TOYOTA '12TOYOTA TAURUSQL UCORTIDN CAllRYWGN CAMRr._. Loaded, nloe car At, pe, ao, 1 owner Med. Blue, lotldect, at (176948) (28821 2) (138829) •9995 ·•9995 •9995 ' THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES •JUNE 15-21, 1996 f • .... ..... , ~::(•:1. \II·._,\ \I Hl»I ~ .... . . . ... . .. ~ ...... . .. . .,. , . . .... ···ttlh•'·• .... -:..:vpo..(:·::.. ••• -<r ........ . . ........ f·· W B s Cover. .. Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estate Services 2. ~l•JandRulty n . Cout Newport Propatin 35. ~°fci'we11~1m Newport leach 3. 22. Coast Newport Propatin 31. ... The Prudential • Jon Douglas Co. 23. Cout Newport Propmln "· ColdwdJ la.nRr Newport leach s. The Prudenti.tl ·Jon Douglas Co. 2A. Fred S-CS. Newport Propftt:la ... Cold""dl knkeir Newport leach 6. The Prudmti.tl ·Jon Douglas Co. 2.5. Fnd Sanda Newport Properties '1. eo..rell 8anka Newport leach 1. The Prudmthl ·Jon Douglas Co. 26. Metro~ '2. Colilwell 8-ku Newport leach a. Jlnnu 27. Realty u Coldwell knku Newport leach 9. Ranu 28. ~ElUa tial "' Coldwdl .. Dker NewpcMt leach 10. llet1\u Re.I &ta• Serrica ts. Coldwell Baabr Nnrpott leach 11. RH\U 29. Cnbb tr ElUa Ralckotial 46. CoJdlull Sanker Newport leach 13. Star Real &bite Ilea] &ta• Senbs 47. Coldwell ll&llbr Newport leach lt. Cout Newport Prvpntin 30. Crubb ai ElUa llftlcknt!.1 '8. Coldwell t:=: Newport leKll 15. Cout Newpoct Properttn Rul &&Ate Serrittt '9. Coldwell aoku Newport leach 16. Coul Newport Properties 31. Cntbb • EUia heldenthl 50. Coldwell Bllobr Coet. Mn.. 17. Coul Newport Propertia Rul Eat.tte Savbe 51. Mottpae Raia 18. Coul Newport Propetdn 32. Grubb ai EJU11 heldeotla.1 52. Homee of the WeU/Open Home Gulde 19. C.0..1 N.wpott Propertia Real &ti.le Senkn 53. H-of the Wftk 20. Cout Newport_l"ropertln 33. CoTft"ffOJM 56. Coldwell lanJm Newport lelldt • -~- ........... __... _. ... , . We List It! We sell It! CBll Us For R e sults! Pride Of Ownership • Excellent Income • Well Maintained • Channing 2 Br Cottage+ 2 Br Apt. $489,888 $445,000 Call Alicl' Brownell @675-9585 Live InOnef Rent The Other! • Excellent Location Oose To South Bay • 2 Large 3 Br Units • Great income!! $825,888 $759,000 Call Betsy Boyd @ 673-8700 Newport Penthouse Condo • \.\fell Located 1 Br • Huge Vaulted CellJngs +Skylights • Nice Ught Decor $139,000 Beautiful Bay View Property • Corgeous Bay. Ocon Views • Spacious Uving • Fabulous JGtchen Charm Of The Island! • Impeccable 2 Br, 2 Ba Cottage • A Darling Home • Custom Built Call fake Klohs @631-0813 Island Living At Its Best! • Brand New Family Home or Duplex • Excellent Location • Corgeous Luxury Amenities $995;888 $895,000 Call Al1ct Brownell @675-9585 Super Sharp! A Cozy Condo! • 1 Br Condo w /Small Ocean/Sunset Views • Nice Condition • New Carpet fr Paint $139,000 • ~·t Location • Oversized l Bdrm • Nice lnllerlor Decor • Sunny le Private $139,000 ....... ~ ..... r-~~~~~~~~~~--, "Magnificent Single Family Home or AB A Duplex!" • Absolutely Exquisite 5 Br Home • As A Duplex: 3 Br. 3 Ba Home & A 2 Br. 1.5 Ba Apartment • Decorated With Elegance & The Utmost Attention To Detail! $995,988 $895,000 Call Alice Brow~ll @ 675-9585 321 Apolena, Balboa Island West Hollywood Condo • Exclusive I Bdrm • Totally Remodeled • Historic Location Near Sunset Stnp & Beverly 1 lills $79,000 Call Walter Mitchell @588-3083 Absolutely Gorgeous Penthouse • Huge 2 Br, 2 Ba ~~~~ Penthouse Condo • Cathedral Ceilings . • An Excellent Value! ·$244,000 Call Walter Mitchell @588-3083 Just A Short Walle To Beach • Excellent Value! • 2 Br, 1.25 Bath • Fonnal Dining Area • Fireplace, Louvers $149,000 QUI Walter Mitchell @588-3083 • Stunning C.talm. SuNeta 4t Bay Vte'WSll • R.rely Offered 3 Br • Custom Oecor•ted $399,000 OUl Waltn Mitchdl •588-3083 . . _,,.,._...,.Mll/J'J'~'7""";"V4""'-"""'-"" ,-----v·{t:. ·~......-iiJ'"'"'~f-T" ... • ·~•11. -,. ~ ., Open Houses 549,000 Sun 2-5 , P. Zartler 1625.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 J Mather $229.500 Sun 12·3 0 Jones $469,000 SatlSan 1-5 N Balley $1,449.000 Sas1S4#11-5 L Valentine $895.000 Sun 1-5 S Mmman $739.000 Sun 1-5 c Lono $549.000 Sun 1 ... G Lono S259.900 Sii 12"" A. Pau11 $227.000 Sun 1-5 D.Olambers 14 KamaJi.I Coul1 $239,000 Sun 1-5 D.Ctumbers 24 Odyssey eoun $239.000 Sim 1-5 A. Hall $209,000 Sun 1-5 J. Howe 5 Tnbute Coun $227,000 Soo 1-5 8. Chambers KJ9.000 Sun 1-4 J Oaboft $565,000 Sun 1:30-5 A Sheron Last Sun 1;30-5 P Davenport S539,000 Sat 2-5 N Roshan S235.500 Sun 1·5 6.McGall~n Vi.sit ~ of°"" Ol>en ffoti&Sa ..r rqista 1o win 6 P.,,,poris 1o Disneyland ll $150 Dime, Dollars! Superb custom hm In mi~ coodition w/4 or 58R's, 4.58A, libfary, huge family rm & gourmet's kitchen overlooking laiiway. Gorgeous views . ..... Elegantly remodeled 4 bedrooms, single story, pool home. Beautiful sunset. water & Newport Center views. Lois ol marble & granite Gated courtyard with pool & spa. $175,• Enjoy privacy from your oversized palio Drvnatic leeling oo entering this hm ~large mstr on hrst floor ··-Pride of ownership Is vefY eYideft in this subslan- lial 380+ office (or 480) home. Git.amino wood emy, loads of tile, newish roof & a solarium in which to relax & enjoy the beautiful surroundings. 17 SEA COVE LANE, SEA ISLAND Dramalll 1ownhomc. Shows bile a model, 2BR, 2.5BA + den S1unnang flag\lonc cnlI)' with waler wall. Large patio. $565,000 BIG CANYON Single story 1BR. 3BA w/gorgeous courtyard cmry & beau11ful pa1111 & garden~ w/watcrfall. Grat value · priced at $595,000 SPECTACULAR TOWNHOUSE Totally rt modeled. golf course views from patio and bal;;(lny ReOcct.100 pool & ~pa $630,000 UNBELIEVABLE PARK-LIKE YARD 2BR +den or 'BR. '8A Gorgeous!! Great plan fOt' en1cnaining. Reduced to $597,000 VILLA POINT f-ubulou' \JIU<' for owner or tn"e'tor 2BR. 2BA \lllj?il' 't111 v G1c.11 Newport Beach locnrion $194,500 ARVILLA 's VERY SPECIAL PROPERTIES Now is the Time To Buy! Recmt home sales figures show a strong ongoing rtcovery. BIG CANYON• OPEN HOUSE• BY APPr. ThiJ maanifi«n1 oft'l'rina ,.,., c"'ated eaclu&lvely ror an ow...,. with diK'Cf'llin& iane. Ou•lily ~an and workman,h1p wen1 lnio !tie 10Clll "'model of this 68R. 6.SBA rctlOence whlrh 1ndu<I<'• '"" honu\ or. ecpuate hvlng Wll\I ,.,.. inlaws or, .... A i<'<lJWU' pool. 'f'll It ••h•n• on 1n e•ln Uirae lol becking to big c.tnyon golf counoe $1,795,000 Call the Pro ''Arvilla'' 729-7212 24Hr. Pager-(714) 729-5430 BIG CANYON lBR 2.5BA Large townhomc. courtyard entry . o\er<.11ed pm ate patio 1 cnr garage. large master.on fir.t floor Guard gated communny $675,000 SEA ISLAND FOR LEASE l..argl.' lownhomc with wonderful &olf coul"\e view,. 2BR +den 2 'IBA. Pntro off liv1n1 room. Dcd off ma,tcr bedroom $3.200/mo. FABULOUS RANCH -GARNER VALLEY MapiflOCnl 68l. 58A home. •.5 acra. 2-at.all ~ ham )() mil\IPalm Sprinp. ~)' priced! Reduced 111 $625.800 MOST SOUGBT-AFI'Ell MODEL Large 3BR +den, 3..SBA. All one level. no stair\. w/prvt. spa. Oolf course location. Reduced to $685.000 ALTEZZA (NEWPORT COAST) 3 BR. 3 BA and loft.. OrCll views -tiPI ad bright. I'll\ itc 1*JO with bai.lt-m BBQ. $482.000 SEAISLAND •SRA COVIi LANB 2BR plus den, 2.SBA townbome. Wonderful flow tor entertaining -Priced to sell at MESA VERDE 4BR. I .75BA, 2 car garaae. possible RV accc~'>. lOt'ner loc Owner n:locating. Submit offer' $198,500 Amonbaof&M .1JU11111:uu Real Estate Qroup, Inc. Dotti Johnson 760-1966 presents 75JAvoaulo 707 Avocado 727 Avocado 71811. M ·u I I 2 Bedroom - 2 Bath Private Gange $179,500 $269,500 $289900 -t.210 "pind1·i ft . "t·\\port lh·.1dl $229,500 ln&crow ln&crow I: & • l'.11 k I 1d11 1111 1 l'l ll l llll.1 ,, I l.1!.!-.l11p l{d I • Lovely 3BR 2BA Condo, hardwood floors, plantation shutters, S skylights, solar heating, community pool. $210,000 Price reduction in Dover Shores area One of the least expensive homes available for sale to date in Dover Shores, a highly desirable, established neighborhood of Newport Beach. This good looking grey and white contemporary, single level home bas plenty of room for an active family that would enjoy broad streets, large lots and mature trees. The five bedroom, three and one-half bath home bas large rooms with an excellent floorplan for family and entertaining. The home has two of each of the foQowing: air conditioning units, water beaters, fire places and garage. To good to pass up if you are in the market for a fine opportunity. For more infonnation, call Pat 7Arthr at tlu Pnulential -Jon Douglas Company Newport Bead• ojJice at (714) 759-6600, en. 234. A mtmbtt of tM Jon Douglas Real Estate Qroup, Inc. Joan Maifeld 729-7296 760-8008 ILIGAN'I' llilE ULCOUaT 1 LEVEL Sophisticated 3BD, 2.SBA TCJTace Home. Induded -high ceilings, plantation shutters, neutral tones, atrium. Beautiful ganlco with gazebo. Guarded Community. sunu DPAMDID,, QUAUTI Hillsdale's finest -property describes this traditional, professionally decorated home. City Ught views. Master Suite w/300 sq. ft. Sitting Room & Fire Place . Lush Gardens. Move in condition. Move-in today! Owner eager! $714,000 $685,000 THE PRUDENTIAL• JON DoUGLAS COMPANY • - Presents Open House at Newport Crest On These Spectacular Prop~es : ~,-.~~ ,· ~ ,. "'< ;.;... -.;. -~~-__.. .. -... · I 1.: I I; l I I 3BDR+.._ OoemView $227,000 3BDll.2Ka.lh. Hal <>am View $227,000 4BR + Family room. Great location. $239,000 2BDR, 2 Bath, I-Story -Dramatic. $209,000 Sunday Open House 1-Spm Superior & Ticonderoga we can help mak e the difference in your life! IDEAL FAMILY HO ME!! Terrific 4 bedroom on 1pacious conur lot with large backyard Updatid kitchen. Newn-carpet. Very private. JACK GIFFORD $161,500 BEST VALUE!! 2284 Square fin. Hu$,e family room, aU white on white, 2 bedroom 2.5 bathJ. No Me/lo RooJ. No ksoc. Fee. 3 bloclu t.o &ach.' ROBERT Mlll.IKEN $385,000 HARBOR VIEW-REDUCED $86,000 HiP,ly upgrtuk_d & rnn~tk 3 bedroom/Den or 4 bedrotmt on large lot. ·ry throughout. Lowly ;.'ts with pool a 1pa. RON OT $539,000 MESA VERDE 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home on large lot with front courtyard Each bedroom has large patio with private entrance. just 2 bloclu t.o 1chools and =MC CASI.ANO $189,000 REDUCED E'SIDE COTIAGE Highly up~d and rmrodLkd in 1992, thiJ darling cottage with white picltet fmca and~ro ional "mascaping has 2 bedroomJ and an o e or coul.d be a 3 bedroom. Cust.om shuttn'J, R. V. cas and Security System. DIANA CAPPEL $345,000 CORONA DEL MAR Grrtcious _pool home on lmTr "'t. 3 bedroom, 3 bath + fumal living, df nint. and lizmiJy ro<»n. 3 C4T g~ & ll«ess to 3 pnvak ~. ' DIANA PROSSER $219,900 MUST SELL TODAY!!! ForecloJUre imminmt. Help!! Fantastic large family hoTN in great neiP,borhood. Contact Mar/ti hotline @l-800-5 10-2005 co~#5002. MARK ACKRICH $249,000 BIKE TO BEACH ~ sp«iqus 2 btlnn., 1.5 &uh crmJo! n- f/oori>/4n with 1IMl'ly cllTJ>d! ~ m;;;· )AOc GIFFORD new Sfl~ OCEANSIDE EMERALD BAY Emmzld Homesiu lrt lime on the Mmltet in 4G_~an. &ntasl1' views fonn the ¥ft'int potmJiaJ. Wallt to INacb. c:au /iJr dd4i/J anti~ BILL DOLBY $885,000 UCICONDO 2 bedroom. new pmn~ anti~~ New ailinr. 8riDn md 1D1it. Wood bufningfs..7j~ Uppn-u,;;·wilb fQhj ~ tmms. 'imy!l $139,900 An International Company 760-5000 hppt. Jremaxlink.com Jalia u.o Sl,09S,OOO ms.ooo CJ/ 760-SOOOCd. 126 SIS9,000 & $169,000 U79.ooo ,.... Bub $1,675,000 nch~ai...v• SOUTH COUNTY, NEWPORT BEACH ._ __________ .,.. ______ K..p"'fFlla. 23 Corporate Plan, Suite 180, Newport l e•ch, CA 92660--- •••• An International Company 760-5000 hppt../remaxlink.com REDUCED TO SELL Enjoy F1t""'-s &q Vinvs from this H1turifal 4 Htiroom, 3 bit th Humbo/JJ ls'4n4 bolM • mlMcui for 11n immet!Utu Silk. OPEN HOUSE SctT. 1-4 16.501 COTU1T. HUNTING7VN BEACH 760-5000 at. 109 ~1.000 GRF.AT CURB APPEAL &llml wWt.e for "'1'Je .5 ~"'• 3 INah ho~. Big cwrnn lot. 2 fi~!Ma. prilNIU front """'1"rrl mrry. Doni miss this ON! Pritttl to 1'0. CUI 760-.5000aL 117 Jaddc Haad.lanaa $295,000 OWNER MOTIVATED!! CJM,,,,;"t 2-tto'J ./ '-'""'"" 2 IM1h horM ;,, ""'w-in nnu/it»,, -~ IMiwifiJJJ. CnmvJ .,r. ;,,-f'Y'l,,J lfNI. CUI 760-SOOOat. I~ IJ9 1W1 ac DoAGa WclNtu $159..SOO WESTCUFF BEAlITY Fabukus 4 bu/room remodel with a peat jloorplan. Big family room 1tntl gorxeous pool anti spa. 1.512 ANITA LANE. OPEN SUN. 1-5 c.u 760-.5000 art. 131 Robin Tench $499,000 PANORAMIC VIEWS "ABOVE THE HARBOR" ... In this Eurof'<an-sryk gated rommunit]. b«,uisits Jr111114tic MJt(;l'W'1 own home, J liedroomloffiu and J 6aths. Enhanmi with Frrnch bmntonr. blarlt pniu, faux fi11isha. curwd banistm ... C.U 760-.5000 at. 111 DeliaDdpdo $489,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA !Mrling &sttUk howu on R2 lot. Grr111for11 llwi/Jn to aJ4 on. Exilliflt l>ult unit""""' IH rrpllltttl with J."l' 1111i1 owr pragn. CUI 760-5000a1. 170 CoaaieCom $2S9,000 SPACIOUS EXECU'nVE POOL HOM£ Exttl.lmJ l«llMn M•r Ntwport Heights. 3 or ./BR. 3BA. IMxtni#"' M.,'" lflitit. C.mpkuly rrmwkktl. Frrnch tlHn, tXIN ,,.n_, "'°""· A must Nell CUI 764..JO-O Ph,W. Clark $~3.900 ~ can help make the difference in your life! MINT TOWNHOME South of PCH! Meditm-anean 5 year new. 3 bedroom, 3 bath townhome with vaulted ceilings, 1 sltylights, FP. 2 car garage. Call 640-2677. ROBYN SEARS $359,000 LOCATION LOCATION!! &autifal Harbor Pointe premi~r. 3600 sq. ft., 4' bedroom, 3.5 bath, Den, Fonnal Dining, Marbk Floors + sauna. Extra large lot with beautifal pool and spa. WAYNE SMITH $889,000 FORECLOSURE DUPLEX Both 2 bedroom $18,012 income. Great location faUy managed Steal this .from the bank. 'W0nt last!! KATHLEEN MCNAMEE $110,000 DRASTIC REDUCTION!! Gated community 3 bedroom, 3 bath with marbk fireplace and j/oori~g. Recessed Lighting. goumm kitchen and beamijul master suite. Motivated seller. DIANA PROSSER $299,000 BALBOA ISLAND Ocean and &ty Vuws. French Normandy fieling- Giant 5 bedroom, 5 bath home in pristine condition. Rooftop Deck. ROBIN TENCH $769,000 MOVE IN CONDITION WITH LOW DOWN O>ru &II.a -Largest Floorplan. 3 bedroom, 2.5 Bath, 2 car garr:tf,_e. Selkr will allow AITD with low down. Call Jor details. It's a IO!! DUS1Y HARRIS $259,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Great 4 bedroom, 2 Bath home on a quiet cui-tk- sac strut. Priced to sell. RV parking. Open Floor Pl.an. RITA WADE $228,000 DECORATOR PERFECT! Fabulous 2 story home with extra Jiving room and ltitchm upstairr of master. Prof landscaped with spa! Evny amenity. ROBYN SEARS $319,000 FOREVER VIEWS! Newpo_rt Coast d-Vuta RHJ~. 3 ~drooms, 3 baths, light d-bright. Sits on Hilltop. CA/J for your 11ppt. MAXINEGOWEN . $549,000 EUROPEAN/URBAN FEEL Ideal for professionJtls! Clost to Airport, Shoppint- Dining. Two Mll1tn Suius. Guaril gated and Upgrtiikd. J.D. CALLAGHAN $219,900 SOUTH COUNTY, NEWPORT BEA<;H 23 Cerperate e,.._ Suite 188, Newport~, CA 926'0 .....,._..-.w,-.,iiiliiiiiii.._..iliiiiiiilii._~----..: .... -.-~.....,.....,._. -.-.--· •r.;.. .... ,-............ ,-.... , , ' _. . • - ... -1' .... -I'. • -'.. ·= ' -- ... Open kitchen , large Master Stew/sitting area! Remod & expanded in '92. Price reduced to sell $429,900 Code#20Sl Bu new n · on ate Newport Heights charmer! Upgraded 4BORM. guarded with white water views! 2 older homes 3BATH w/famUy nn, bay windows & Fmlch on 2 lots. Together $869,000 c.4'8 120Z1 doors. SsorJ,000 C:.-•2071 T1IE ''ULTIMATE" INFAMJLYUYING ... 4BDRM, 2.SBATii, oak flooring, family room, bright white kitchen & workshop! Pool w/generous yard! New roof, doors & windows! ledaced to $539,000 Code#2011 OVtr 171'ears 'b(ptriena !Mo1tfi tlie Coast 'Bro qr 'J(pmd to .1<1J'},{~ 1lafl ef !!~ 760-5000 x131 CmprMl)dMw Approx. 7,000 sq. ft. mastttpiece w/awesome ocem, bay & night light views. 12,300,000 Nntftrt BAKb GtAnt 4BR 4BA total redo w/large grassy yard. Simply an Incredible family home!JUST USJID! 1$49,000 48R,, 2.5 BA w/ 2 ftttplam. Great family room. fOol & spa. lrnJmculate. $89,000 Qcmn SIM of PCB In C9!'orM tkl Mar JBR 2BA. private spa. endoSftl yard RetbKWI $479j0001 Historic homes and theater arts above the bay BOUNDARIES: Newport Heights is bordered by Old Newport Blvd. aod Irvine Ave. and extends from Pacific Coast Highway (Mariners Mile) to East Fifteenth St. HISl'ORY; Several of the original dwellings were built as early as 1910. These are mostly situated on Santa Ana Blvd. Once part of a main highway leading to Newport Beach. Santa Ana is a grand wide boule- vard. with stately strcetlamps. Many of the other original homes were built in the '40s and '50s. The charming residences arc often built with hardwood floors and plaster interiors. YQU will also find many new custom homes (3,500 square feet and above) built right next to original cot- tages. Newport Heights is a well-tept secret, where neighbors still walk and talk with each other. COMMUNITY FEATURES: Newport Heights Arts Theater is situated next to one of three Cliff Drive Parks (at El Modena). providing a cultural expcri- cnoe foe local residents. The productions arc • and professional. Some Hci participate in the produc- emcnt of the plays. . cklidOlllilllY, Cliff Drive Park is perfect for picnics, weddings, w chi classes or for children to romp around. SCHOOLS: Newport Heights Elementary, Ensign Intermediate School, Harbor High School. All are within walking distance. Carden H.aI1 is lbr..c:loSC8t ptivate 5'bool. SHOPPING: Located near Mariners Mile, Newport Heights is perched above a row of nauti- cal themed shops, antique stores and a variety of restaurants featuring waterfront and outdoor dining. The neighborhood is between the outdoor malls of Triangle Square in Costa Mesa and Fashion Island in Newport'"Beacb. NOWLISfED: There arc 26 homes currently listed in the $289,000 to $895,000 range. Featured is 507 Tustin Ave., a three bedroom home with guest studio for $447,000. SOURCE: Rae Rodgers of RFJMAX South County- . Newport Beach, 7~5000. She has owned three residences in Newport Heights. During her 20-year career in the area, she bas sold more homes in Newport Heights than any other Realtor in Newport Beach. lStbStreet q ,_ ~ liU If, 1"""' • c°""""n"1 pro~·,_, /ri--, )ii.se follow tM 4ll9H fontlll Mdos• • ,,,., oat- lbt4' (no... GrdM) ...... ,., widl • ""°"' of o CfUNlll ~. Tiu th1c,q,tl.on of IW ,..,,.,., .-. _.r Ill• "11ow IJstMI" '""°"-S•"4 to: Ju& Vika; ""' .,,. Mikw, °""' PUot, 330 W. &q SI., Con. M•q, C.4, 92621. Bob & Dovie Koop ------~~--~ ~--___.;;.._~---- Bob Koo{> ,,. .. J)ovie Koop.. Bob Koop, Jr. ·--~ .. ~. ·. CaJl·the Koop tea1n! -·· .. ~60-SOOOExt. 128 or 760-1580 Brand new custom home at Big Corona Beach 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths, appx. 4,200 Stj. ft., bcautilul use or marhlc, gr.mite & tile, gounnct kitchen, Suh-Zero, clcva· Lor, dual A/C & heating, wet har, fire- place 3 car garage, private gated SlICet. lncndibk •outh of Ilse harbor, wltite waler and Catalina tiiews from almost every room/ $1;895,000 Bob Koop. Sr. or Jr. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Grat loc:a'tion oc:can aide of PCH, Ador· able.ranodelcd2 bed.room+ dc:n house, largo l bdnn ape., one bloclt to beach. $585,000 Bob Koo Sr. or Jr. EASTSIDE J.'IXER Corner R-2 LOT Prime location.This house needs TL.Cl Quic:t tree lined '1.rtet. large comer lot. $170,000 Bob Koop, Sr.or Jr. A LENDER OWNED Almoct 3,700 sq. ft. home, giant point lot with beatiful landSc:8pc.. oeean view, lots of muble, new paint, new carpet. fc:ds like a custom, 4 bedroom, 3.5 balhs. 795 000 Bob Koo Sr.or Jr. ~ upg11dcd, over 2.SOO ~ -S bedrooms, 3 baths. fonn1l dining. '2 tu.places, family roam, pool&. spa . $270,«>qO BobKoop,Sr.orJr. CAMEO HIGHLANDS Highly upgraded, 3 bnn, + den, fire· place, 2.S baths, heavily remodeled, pool, quiet 1ru with private beaches and parlcs. $598,000 Bob Koop, Sr.or Jr. OLD C.D.M. DUPLEX Two very cute Two 2 lxxlroom, I bath unilS. Quiet tree lined ~trcct, walk to five Crowns, Big Corona & shopping $425,000 Hob Koop, Sr.or Jr. RAY FRONT UNITS Fab\ddut tyrtx>r view. white sandy ~has. Marc orportun11y lo own four bay front unalS on N~pon l larbOr. $725,000 Bob Koop, Sr. NEWPORT BEACH 760-5000 Ext. 128 Abo u Ou Crowd.' Daily Piloc Ra.I £Mau• JuM 15, 1996 Christen Nilsen provides expert real estate service She is a consistent top producer at Coast Newport Properties II }'OU· re looking for 1hat one agent who·, ac.:cumpli-.hcd in putting together 1hc property ac.:qu1si1ion that most would cun,i<..ler 1mpo,,ible. look no further. Chm.1cn N1bcn ha.1, 11 consecutive year!> in the real cslatc 111<..lustry marketing multi - n11ll1on dollar pro pert ie~. In fact. am11ng 1he prest1g1uus homes -.he ha:- rcpe:-en1c<..1 i' L1 <..lt>'' most expcn~1vc inlcrwr home ($2,400.()()()) which she sold. listed and again re- sold. She also rcpre!>Cnted several bayfront propertiess in Newport and Corona del Mar, and has been successful on Christen Nilsen holidays; she sold a home listed for S5.5 million on Lido aft.er hold ing a fourth of July open house; and she sold a home in Shorccliffs on Mother's Day. which wru. listed for $4.5 million. Nilsen is consistently ranked among the top five producers in both listings and sales. She attributes her success to the abi lity 10 focus. "f am 1otally foc used on my career and goals," she said. ·•My objective is to market real estate with expertise and professionalism and make it a positive experience for both buyers and sellers." The objective is one of the main reasons for her move to Coast Newport Properties. "Coast Newport Properties is the No. I real estate office in the area," Nil sen said. "I want that expertise and professionaJism for my clients." Nilsen has a graduate degree in business, whi ch is helpful in her career and in dealing with her clients. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends. She also likes boating, water sports and horseback riding. Chriskn Nilsen may be reached al Coast Newport Properths, 3377 YUi Lido, Newport Beach or call 723-8800. Lowest priced d etac.hed home being offered Situated in the French Nonnandy inspired area of Sancerrc on the Newpon Coast, this three bedroom, three bath upgraded comer location home features Berber carpet. plantation shutters and a designer kitchen with monogram appliances. One bedroom and bath is located on the main floor. The master bedroom has a view of the mountains. walk-in closet and mirrored doors. The wrap-around patio is beautifully landscaped. Approximately two years old, this home is in immaculate conditi on and is being offered for $287,500. For mon lnfonnatlon, call Mary DITulllo, CRS at (714) 644-1600; Coast Newport Properties, 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Exclusive Irvine Cove Enjoy whitewater views and Catalina sunsets from this sprawling single level four bedroom, three and one-half bath home in Laguna Beach. Walls of glass overlook a beautiful private lush garden. With plenty of room to expand, this unique large flat lot of about 15,600 square feet is within easy walking distance to the private beach and tennis couns. Located on the ocean side of Pacific Coast Highway, this marvelous value offers the opportunity to live the California lifestyle at its finest. Irvine Cove has two guard gates, private beach, tennis and picnic areas. For mon Information, call Carol Bug at (114) 644-1600; Coast Newport Properties, 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Traditional Eastside bungalow This two bedroom home is located on a 7 .600 square foot 101 in the hean of Eastside Costa Mesa. The home is positioned on the lot so that it would be easy to expand on all sides, with the possibility of a granny unit according to the city of Costa Mesa. There is a two car garage which has either alley or street access. Features of the home include bcautjful hardwood floors throughout. a fireplace in the living room and iJ!side laundry/servi ce, porch off the kitchen and a spa is located off one of the bedrooms. There is an eating area in the kitchen. The rear yard is completely fenced in. The selle~ will consider trading up to a larger home. Offered at $255,000. For mon Information, call Keith Randle at (114) 644-1600; Coast Newport Properties, 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260, NewJIOrt Be.di. COltONA DU MAR Low tow prtc.e f'or 38R 2-story rear condo w/sulte down. 3 bllc. tplc. direct gar ... $)19,500 CORONA DU MAil Loolt at this price for 4BR 3BA condol C.th c:.ell. rpk. formal OR. IBR IBA down ... SMl.$00 COltONA DU MAR So. of Coast Hwy Charming cott~e &. artist studio w/ocn vw. loot deck 2<.a1 g.v.$62A,9SO WISTN£WPOU White water view from roof deck. 48R 3BA townhome W/2 CM gar. Neat new ...... SJU ,900 lAS1SIDl HUGKTS Cute duplex w/whlte picket fence/shutters Each 2BR w/tplc. 2-car gat. Sep yatds.$159,000 BALIOA ISi.AND O\lfmer duplex. Lg Ll w/llmestOM M.vm. New arpet tJo. t\pt Oler 2-ar prqeSS47,500 Pl.NINSULA POINT Dramatic wide bay view from oldet res w/40 ft front4'ge. Lot value. Suitable for rehab ... S68S,OOO Dover Shores Yard, grass. tree house, dog run; the grass is always greener here DottJe Austero $720,000 Balboa Peninsula Point 3 bedroom plus family room, remodeled In 1989. Jill Andrus $539,000 Jasmine Creek U&ht and brtcht Plan 2 w/ 2 bedrooms and cozy den + fireplace. Carole Johnson $485,000 VIia ...,.. Two master suites with loft In pted oommunfty. LJcht airy feellne. Mike Merr $309,000 BIS Canyon cu.tom 5 Bd. 4.5 e.. on 8th fairway. Ubr.uy, pool and spa. Karen Beaon $1 ,895,000 Corona del Mar Charming 3 Bd. 2 Ba cottage -steps to best beach I Schmiesing & Mertz $649,000 Seavtew Delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in gated community. Esther F1ne $510,000 San Clemente 5 Bd. 3 Ba. dramatk: executtve home with pooV spa. Cul-de-sac. Bill Wedmore $369,000 FMblde Hetclata CharmLnc 3 Bd. on la.rce R·2 lot. Steps to park & school. Jill Andru $259,000 NewUstings Turtle Rock Laree 4 bedroom semi-custom home. Shows like a model. Sc•nlan & Valli $1 ,285,000 Monserrat Gorceous city llcht views from this new 4 bedroom home. Gree Lombardi $589,000 BelcolUt Maaor Elepnt yet family ortented. 4 Bd. + laiae bonus room. Suu Sca•le• $1,195,000 •apu ~ Very private 2 Bd. 2 Ba with beautiful prden, peenhouse room. ,..-. Ciltnbelw M._ $549,000 OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY .... ~. $1 ,,.,,000 .. 0-S, $6,9,000 ,OOI I ... •• :m $!99,000 -(l-S» $,4 •• 000 $9",000 lllEH .. ,. ... Sudie Flx Ketdl Rand.le Corona del Mar I Irvine 1636 fJeanor Lane 309 Dartmoor Street 545 Allview Tenace 4 Emerald Bay '755 Nyes 84 Emerald Bay 3<t5 Emerald Bay 31643 S. Coat Hwy 906 Emerald Bay 934 Emerald Bay 2470 Monaco 2490 Irvine Cove Crest 2526 Monaco 9 ~·ta 44 Emerald Bay 2595 Altamar 190 Emerald Bay 2596 Riviera Drive t92 Emerald Bay 2-560 Riviera Drive 14 Lagunlta I 875 Ocean Way 171 Emerald Bay 31521 Bluff Drive 2665 Riviera Drive 122 Monte Carlo Monarch Beach "~Cove n 11tteove 25 ltJtz Cove 26 RltzCoYe 38 Rlt1. Cove . 35 Ritz Cove 25&l6 Ritz Cove 38 RltzCove 607 Bayhill 1706 Dover Drive 412 31st Stteet 1343 Mariners Drive 3102 Corte Caleta 3 Rue Deauville 2833 Catalpa 1614 Dorothy Lane 2 Lucerne 1906 Yacht Maria 16 Lucerne 11.6126.5 33rd Stre.et 1749 Skylark Lane 13-09 Bay Avenue 2009 Miramar Drive 119 35th Street 212 Via Eboll 2000 Windward Lane . 720 Btson 1960 Port Ramsgate 54 Ocean Vista 812 Bison 2671 Wavedy 1465 Galaxy Drive 125 Via Waz.len 3707 Lake Avenue 519 Slgl:\al Road 1921 Yacht Enchantress ~IYl7Rlver Avenue i 13 28th Stteet 538 Tustin 325 Via Udo Nord 1135 GranvUle Drive 2061 Port Bristol Circle 1415 Galaxy Drive 1830 Port Renwick 500 £. 15th Street 61 Hillsdale 2338 Arbutus 1827 Port Renwick 27 Beacon Bay 2000 Santfaco Drive 207 Via Jucac 2800 calOb 41 Montpelller 124 Vla Trieste 1209 Santi8ol9 Drive 2209 Channel Road 22 C~Court 24 Chatham . 601 Udo Park Drive #9D 1855 Port Manlefch 2592 Cfrde Drive 2642 Clrde Drive 2018 Galaxy Drive 123 Via OMeto • 113 Via Quito · I Parlt Piece 117 Via Havre 975 ~Cove West 11 l Via Undlne 1866 Port TaM.art ; 615 Via UdOlbd 15 Cypress Point 530 S. Bernardino 20 Rue Vlllars 2601 Circle Drive 3'°' Seashore Ddve J9St Port U>calelch 2• E St. Gec:qe J.16 lu JOI 5c.r Lane 7004 Wat OceMfront 1362 ~ II 2210m:.EMt ,. 16 ,s.n 2709 ... 7202 Welt OcNnfroftt 12 .....,. =mm 12 I "INeao.id ~ ~ ,., ..... 20t4 .. Ocemnhnt ,. ao,11191.Geolwe .->..,. 15 Inverness 1200 East Balboa Blvd . 12 Torrey Pines 45 Royal St. G~rge 3 I 4 Buena Vista 32 Burning Tree 2 Yorkshrre 21 Lochmoor 19 lnvemess 23 Unda Isle 755 Via Udo Soud 22•2 ChannelRoad 3 Yorbhlre 1310 Galaxy Drive 231 Via Ucto Soud 842 Harbor Island Drive 7 Cheshire Court 3 Crestwood Drive 8 Leesbury Court 215 Via Udo Soud 2296 ChannelRoad 853 Via Udo Soud 35 Harbor Island 21 12 E. Balboa Blvd. 928 Via Udo Nord 515 Harbor Island Drive , Newport Coast 1,550,000 1,595,000 l.595,000 1,650,000 1,675,000 1,695.000 1,750,000 1,795,000 1,895,000 1,895,000 2,250,000 2,295.000 2,395,000 2.495.000 2,•95.000 2,595.000 2,600,000 2,695,000 2,800,000 2,895,000 3,075,000 3,495,000 ,400,oOo ,850,000 1700,000 3J77V&aUdo Newpoct Beach ESTATES GLUB 723-8800 .,.., ............ ..-n .. 644~1600 723~8800 Newport Beach - Harbor RJdge Crest 4 bedroom, 3 5 bath Kensington Private view location. Carol Bera $519,000 Harbor View Hiiis Beautifully upgraded 4 Bd 2 5 Ba family home Kline & Hams $559 .000 Corona Hl&hlands Sophisticated villa In COM Quality, space, style. Chr19 Undsay $895,000 Harbor View Homes 6 Bd. 5.5 Ba. custom home on approx. 21,000 sq. ft. lot. KJlne & Hant• $I , 19' ,000 Newport North City lights views from 2 bedroom, 2 bath with 2 car garage. Gree Lombardi $219,000 Harbor View HUis Spectacular dty llchts. bay & ocean view on overslz.ed lot. Rkk Laqevtn $797 ,500 Corona Highlands Ocean/canyon views. 3 bedrooms, family room, and hi- tech kitchen Lovely gardens and sunsets. Kay Parker $675,000 View Properties Ritz Cove Front row ocean view lot In cate guarded community, right above part and beach. Scaalan & Bask $1 ,050,000 ~nt 3 Bd. 2 Ba. In Laguna on approx. 112 acre lot. Seduded cove. Jerry Flnster $I ,050,000 lntne Cove Ooean vtew 4 bedroom. 3.5 bath •prclen" home on larce lot. Carol Bera $1.295 ,ooo Balboa Penlnsula Point Sophlstkadon on the sand. Prime Point location. Debi Bibb $1 ,399,000 Gated Communities Newport North Gorceous 4 Bd. 3 Ba l car carace on lush overstz.ed lot. Gree LombardJ $495,000 Belcourt Terrace Rare 4 bedrodm Plan D In ~at location. Nicely uf)ll'ilded. Lynn Noah $679,900 Blc Canyon Slncle story custom home wtth sweeping fairway views. Worden & Bibb $1,450,000 Oceanfront Step onto sand from this 5 bedroom, 4 bath family home Connie Maxsend $1,695 ,000 Harbor leland Macnlflcent Mediterranean bayfront with dock Sae Ellen Volpe $2,595,000 lntne Cove Oceanfront 6 bedroom Abalone Point home on 112 acre sit~ Rod Daley $5,290,000 Harbor leland Wonderful bayfront with 60 ~. frontace and spectacular main channel vtews. ~ pted oommunlty Beverly Morphy $4,400,000 Bayfront Uving ... Udo lele 5 bedroom bayfl()nt on 45' wide lot Ltqe dc>c*. COC\tempofary desJin. leny F1neter $2,895,000 JOHN ROBIN IVlcl'-'lonigle 7I7-47II Landmark Bayf"ront Estate ' lido Isle Price upon request Ud~ Isle Bayfront: 507 Via lido Soud $1.995.<><><> . Represented Buyer Elegant: Udo Isle Horne 124 raa Trieste $699.<><><> OPEN SUNDAY Exclusive Lido Isle Bayf"ront: 853 Via lido Soud $3.495.<><>0 Ne-wport: Coast: ~ust:<>m Family Home I Windemere Court $•.595.000 Udo Isle J;>erf'ect:lon . 207 raa Ju~ . $695. <><><> ..-._.... __ ---------------------------·----- Best: Buy on the Gold Coast: 26 Linda Isle $1.995,0<><> Best: o~ Lido Isle 123 Via Orvieto $795. <>O<> OPEN SAT 6 SUN Prime Udo Isle ~<>mer L<>catto~ 325 Yia Udo Noni $629.000 OPEN SUNDAY ; 231 Via Lido Soud $2,495,000 Cynthia Phillips 723-8800 x28 1200 E. Balboa Blvd. $1 ,595,000 Bob Berg 723-8800 x34 412 Mendoza Terrace 25,000 Biii Hill 723-8800 x14 COME VISIT OUR .NEW LIDO OFFICE 314 Buena V~S,000 Tevis Hill x21 126/126.5 33rd Street $525,000 Jim Jacobs 723-8800 x30 2121 Hilttor Drive $349,ooo Tevis Hll 723-8800 x21 BILL FEENEY in association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS OPEN HOUSES From one to five p.m. Lido Isle Vacant Lot 215 Via Koron Open Sat & Sun. $399,000 Lido Isle Designer Home 113 Via Quito Open Sat. & Sun. $795,000 Lido Isle e Lot 52'Jot . Reduced $125,CXX>! 5 Bd. 5 Ba f amil Large yard/patio. 3 ~ $699,000 Dover Shores Fa~ Home 6 Bd. 4 .5 Ba. spacious~Qi "arge lot. Great loca~a~sffom park, pool $649,000 Pride of Owne~plex 3 Bd. 2 Ba.+ 2 Ba.-b~ovated units Steps to ~~ ! ~reat for owner/user $369,000 Costa M..~tarter 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. home on !~~aped Jot New roof, freshly pilnted. new carpet $219,000 Affordable in Corona del Mar 2 Bd. 2.5 Ba. End townhome on large greenbelt Refurbi hed and immaculate, community pool $219,000 Triangle Square Area 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townbome w/ fireplace Greenbelt location, community pool $144,000 Dover Shores S.yfront 3 Bd 2 Ba. Remodeled with (J()' oo the water Large privare dock., large sunny patio $999,000 Udo &le View Home 5 Bd. 4 Ba Pride of ownmhip! Highest quality matoials Marble, granite. French doors, aown moldinp. 3 fin:places $829,000 Bayshores Family Home 7 Bd. 5 Ba Traditional, hardwood floors, Frmcb doors. 3 fireplaces. 3 car garage. large country k:it.chcnlfamily room $795,000. Udo Isle Vacant Lot Unique prime street-to-trcet location. Ideal for 3,000 sq. ft. custom home! Steps to beach & tennis $399,000 717-4744 Udo Isle Sopbisdcated 3 Bd. 4 Ba., den, 9' ceilings, huge master suite Prime low traffic comer, SO' lot, large sundcck $839,800 U do Isle Daiper Rome 2 Bd. 3 Ba den meticulously maiQlained home, 47' lot Beamed ceilings, Frmcli doors, lushly landscaped $795,000 Lido Isle Prime Locadon! 2 Bd. 2 Ba. + den home, beamed ceilings Prime street-to-street location, 35' lot $595,000 BarbOr Hl1hl•Dds Pride of OwDenbip 4 Bd. 2.S Ba. family home in move-in condition Great location, hardwood floors, terrific value! $359,900 • • Dllr PilDi ......... , ... 15. 19'6 SPECTACULAR VIEW PROPERTY IN CORONA DEL MAR Beautifully remodeled and artfully executed home with sunset, harbor and ocean views. 4 bedrooms and 3 baths with large family room that opens t.o a country kitchen. Adding t.o these wonderful living spaces are a large playroom and office/den . Tliroughout the frome you will ~nd ricfr, intricate moldings, wood floors, vaulted beam ceilings, wood windows and French doors, raised panel doors and cust.om ~xtures, plus decorat.or window treatments give the ~nisfring t.ouch . "A home to tnd11 he prowl or· Offered at $995 ,000 • /t ·. 45 ROYAL ST. GEORGE $1,650,000 Traditional single family home in Big Canyon. Five bedrooms, four bathrooms, family room, living room, dining area plus large room ideal for a pool table with elegant touches and craftsmanship throughout. Private pool and spa . One of the largest private lots in Big Canyon . Stella Worden 759 -3 71 I Gary Legrand , ' 4 • • • i 1209 Santiago Drive Dottie Austero is proud to offer a new listing in Dover Shores. If you've been looking for the perfect family home, this is the house for you. DOTTIE AUSTERO 759--3763 You 'll love the large yard, the grassy lawn, the brick patio and outside entertainment area. Inside, you'll find quality at every tum. Hardwood floors, solid wood doors, superb built-in appliances. Priced to sell: $720,000 HARBOR ISLAND An exclusive Newport Beach gated community for the selective buyer. Newport's most exclusive island offers a secluded and very private lHestyle. We are offering a_ custom lo~ of approx.11,600 sq. ft. with 60 feet on the water -an opportunity to build a spacious family home surrounded by gardens, trees and a. private pier and slip. Sunny exposure facing the main channel offering exciting Pavilli_on night light views. THE BIG PROPERTIES ARE GOING, WHY NOT BUILD YOUR OWN!·. I BEVERLY MORPHY MINDA B USH 759-3731 759-3782 . I ' , • -----~-- SALT SPRAY l!irpulenn the u hllanatlon of llvlnR right on OM or Laguna's lovellesl batriles. I.he In over 6409 sq.n. or luxury with prinlt' Rq>S to bHch •nd 45' prh11lt boat moo~ Call for features list. $3,899,000 L51 HARBOR RIDGE SlnKJt·ltvfl estalt with 3000 squatt rttt of d epntt and style in RW1nl-galtd rommuolty. AYaUable a.' ear1y a<1 November. Call today $895,000 S32 ENTERTAIN UNDER THE STARS Light. 1111"). custom JBR wllh uDlq~ family room with retractable roof. Lot.' or gltis & skyllpts, goa..-c kJtdwn, spa & lap pool. dttk with ocnn, bay, & dty views. Clow to all shopping & rttrntl<>n. $975,000 R51 SPYGLASS HILL Spacious J6et sq.ft. home with fabulous t110W1tala & d ty l!pt.1 views. Custom-built SIR, J.7SBA. Plu Ubrary, snaJte eourmet 11.Jtdwa wltlt sob-zero retri_lenlor ud balJt-la .uno system 11troupoat. $749,000 DS1 • · -..,. -... .. '.!ft~C...._·~~· .. ·~~ .• ,-.r~--~ · ··-.: _, .... ' ~··· ·., ..... ,-: . -. -~ .... ~ .. ! ..... ' ' ·-· ... Newport Proper Try the test of ti estate, the Fred organization has .a position of t and confidence providing superior service to Southern California since 1969 ... . . . a reputation earned by consistently honoring the basic values of integrity, and a long pro elf ;~···"""""'~""" commitment tQ true customer satisfaction. Our people are the difference es associates are ted for their YOUCANSU ••• Swl!tpAq t...aal ,........ '1rwl, wtdc:l tMa your ryes from lht wllllw IUdy llt.KMI bdew tilt Rita Cutt.a Botti lo IM P1lcx Vttcla r. I II 4 W.-, J ...... .,_Ill-ft. . M99,000Y17 VICTORIA BUCH EaJoy wblwwat.er ud COllldlM .tew rro. Ws cmcom Mordl Skadaiea Mme GD w lide ol Rwy. Walk I block lo oee ol t...auna'• fl.-belldws. Perfect for h1 or 2ac1 "-e. '475,000 M3 LISTllN TO TH• WAVIES Prlntt loaldela • dae oaM'• fldet •._ti IM mOllt prhalt beeclm .. i....-. E!Uoy IM,..... ... W'aftl" ecaD brttlt from tbk wril-matatalaed ull ~~ Eltvator 10 saoc1. S359,000 C37 FUULOUS FOUllPLD .......... It h, ............... 2 ...... Wlridual ~ reoa A pnp. A..,.._. 43'11-.A•11ke cul~~ ......... Gftlll • Ne ..... '347,SOO YIU ----------- ....----.....-----FORECLOSURE---------.. 5601 Seashore Drive West Newport 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, contem- porary design. Lots of granite, lots of light. Large master suite w/ outstanding views. Extra parking for guests. Partially completed. FDIC OWNED $1,100;000 13 IAGUNITA ·Gated oceanfront estate in the heart of Laguna Beach. A well built, well designed home of incomparable quality in "Lagunita." 4BR & exercise room (could be 5th BR), 5.SBA, game room, wine cellar, security system, jacuzzi, sauna, private boat mooring. All rooms have ocean views! $3,899,000 1WOUNIQUE NORIH IAGUNA PROPERTIES TRAOmoNAL CONTEMPORARY Well-located on a Completely renovated desirable street near 3BR. 3BA all that Lagooa Beach _w/hardwood floors has to offer. 4BR. · f!l~1'out- 3BA. AN EMOTION-OlITSTANDING AL HOME. Must see! VIEWS. $87 5,000 $859;"°0... $829,000 ...-----~***COMING A1TRACTIONS ***----.....--.. l ' l t I ' ' 6 Windsor Beautiful 4BR, 4BA Family Home 1n Gated Community. Dramatic entry w/s11.Jnn1ng sweeping stairway, gourmet kitchen, library. Lush greenery w/superb pool & spa. Owner transferred · wants sold! SPYGLASS Hill 23 Bodeea Bay Captivating ocean and Catahna Views from this 4BR, 3BA expanded & remodeled Home. Two master suites, professionally landscaped. Complete w/1arge spa & waterfall. Prime Location w/Canyon and City Lights V1eW. 3BR. 2.5BA w/custom kitchen cabinets, upgraded baths. Very private front & rear patJOs. Owner wants sold. Submit your offers LANTERN BAY Highly Upgraded condo with sweeping Ocean & Harbor Views. 2BR, 2BA w/oak flooring in entry & krtchen. Berber carpet. French doors plus much more. Elevator access - security complex . A Gated Community ... Ocean. Catahna, Harbor & Crty Lights Vtew on pnme "Top of the Hill" cu\.de-sac lot. Huge side yard, 6BR, 4BA. Perfect family home. Motivated owners! Lovely, Traditional Home featunng large family room w/fireplace, beam ce1hngs & wet bar. Balconies, bay views from 2nd story, new paint & carpet Access to three pnvate beaches. Highly upgraded 3BR, 2BA plus nice l BR rental unrt. Gourmet kitchen, luxury baths, secluded private pallo Perfect for owner user. Just steps to the beach. NEWPORT CREST Highly Upgraded Galore! New Berber carpet and paint New fixtures. scraped ce1hngs, new cablflets & wen bench in garage. Motivated owner- let's sell. Spectacular Ocean, Catalina and Canyon Views. Complete custom renovation. Pool and spa 1n courtyard. A rare site affording both view and privacy. $795,000 LAGUNA BEACH 530 Cliff Drive, #202 Breathtaking white water ocean views and captivatilg Slllsets from private patio. 2BR, 2BA -+ Oen in model condrtion. Underground garage w/2 spaces. Just steps to the beach and viftage. CORONA DEL MAR BeautJful front townhouse! 2BR, 2.5BA w/numerous upgrades. Hardwood floors, Sherwood shutters throughout. South of Hwy. Attractive Cape Cod townhome. 3BR, 2.SBA, new kitchen, new carpet and tile, oversized 2 car garage. Lease option available. MotJvated owner! . . ~ '< -r n1 ~J ' ' . ~ ,. • ' ,. • I .--' • ' t--~ • • I\ -• ··1 ( .. • ,_ --' • • ' • - -I ~-I J I ~ I j (_ ~ I I ... J -' i I ·-• • ; ~ j • • Take advantage of this great bayfront tri-plex with bay and ocean views. This property makes a great investment or tum it into a single family residence and enjoy the sunset as the boats go by. Owner says sell. $995,000 CHRIS BRIGANDI CANNERY VILLAGE REALTY 714-631-3996 714-673-3777 Residential Real Estate Services • Independently Owned and Operated UNBELIEVABLE CUSTOM View Catalina lsland from chis spaciow 2 story cwtom home. Tropical landscaping, balconies, 3 decks. cathedral c.cilings, skylights. 5 ca.r gauge. Near harbor, schools. Spectacular! $679,000 N.q&fdl&Tanbaini Ad Code 72687 PANORAMIC VIEWS 4bd, 3ba w/upst.a.irs fam rm, gourmet's kit, French doors, hrdwd floors, patios, Catalina, Sunset & C icy views. $799,000 Linda ~th & Lois Jacobs Code 70837 TAKES YOUR BREATII AWAY! Luxurio us Mediterranean cwtom w/speaacuJar views! Superb quaJicy i• evident thru-out w/French limestone flrs, white oak, marble, granite & glass accents. Gourmet's kirchen, ent. center, fireplace. $3,400,000 Carol Allison & James Gray Code 71217 SMASHING NEW CUSTOM 580, 5.5BA w/libruy, office & 3 car page. Ocean, Harbor & Cicy light views. Prictd below market. Ann, Ted & Suzanne $1,495,000 Code 70237 CAMBRIDGE COURT Largest model w/downsta.irs bedroom being used as a den, frplc, communicy pool & spa. Desirable inte- rior location. $224,900 Myrna Boom Code 72237 THIS IS A WINNERJ Situated on a cul-de-sac is this spaciow home w/mas- ter on fi rst floor, fireplace, large living room. Near Santa Ana golf course. Harriet Botwinick $257,500 Code 72387 RARELY ON MARKET Desirable 3 bd w/hardwood floors, ab.rm system. 2 car F · w/arra 2 car prkng. Sold w/designer fur- nishings. Scephan.ie Houghton $529,000 Code 71957 EPITOME OF ELEGANCE Spcctaeubr 2 storv, 5bd home w/ bcauriful inc.enoo. limestone: & grmi1e 8ooring, 6plc & ~Luth y.ard wlspa & ciquisilr: ocean views! Ann, Ted & Suunne $2,950,000 Code 70867 644-6200 WCATION YOU'LL WVE Peaceful 3br on qui~ cul-de~sac. You'll adore che amenities such as skylights, bay windows, frplc. prof. landscaped ya.rd. Bob Coluccio $325,000 Code 72437 TOP OF THE LINE l.at"Re fourplcx features balconies, huh carpet, paint Eacll unit mdudes 2 car garage. Carol Allison & Jarnci Gray _ $439,000 Code 72597 NEW ENGLAND MASTERPIECE Price Reduced! Unbdicvablr cwcom home. Cape Cod with 5/6bd, 4.5ba on over 1/3 acre. Two great rooms. Chef's kitchen w/frplc & 60• Vt.king range with griddJe & grill. Anne Hoover $1.288,000 Code70937 CUSTOM BEAUTYI Never-lived-in cwcom home. Lu.sh courtyard entry w/Koi pond, great baclcyard w/pool ~spa. Frplc, ~t bar, marble bathrooms, French dn. Oaudenc Blanchard Mann/Ka.rcn Rczdc $635,000 Code 71271 -. --~------· - Newport Beach Office 23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 190 644-6200 Grtibh~Ellis ·.,~ Residential Real Estate Services • Independently Owned a nd Operated 58018c58011'1 Seashott Sat. $1,(25,000 Solly Shatten 1319 E. Balboa BMI.., IC Sat. $n4,000 Evelyn Shatz.en ., "-SJ.75'¥-. 1406 Lincolo Ln. Su. $749,000 Pam Ba1J 2312 Aralia Sat. $449,000 SaUyShiplq 2018 V&Sta Cajon Sat. $310,000 GibWalhr 3 Wmged Foot SIS $995,000 Gray/Petersen Harbor VitW Homes 1831 Newpon Hills Dr., E SIS $499,500 Steve Leverett 908 c.dw Pl. SIS $419,000 Tom Brunson 1615 Mariners Dr. SIS $369,000 Mark Jaruoo 6 Canyon Fairway Sun. $3,400,000 Carol Allison 5 Canyon Island Sun. $389,000 Mali Gulledge 53 Ha.rbor Ridge Dr. Sun. $719,000 Katen Ra.de 241 5 8uchye Sun. $699,000 Mark Jackson 4801 C.Ortland Sun. $675,000 Mink 8c Curtin Sun. $489,000 Maxine Propp 287 23rd Sun. $289.000 Lou Ann Riney 6 Seucapc Dr. Sun. $174,495 Gib Walka: PllP..STIGIOUS PF.NINSUl.A POINT BUILT FOR FUN View the bay by day & city ligbu by night &om this 4br home, -4ba in 'uper location. Frplc, open floorplan, 2 dccb + patio. 3 car garage. Beach residence w/oaan view & icparatc cnrry. Frplc, beamed ceilings, skylights, ceramic tile, wet bar, wine radt. 3rd level sundec.k, 2 car garage. Jo King Maxine Mink & Joy Cwrin $789,000 Code 717Tl $895,000 Code727C17 BA.YPRONT BP.AUTY Waalaitl bome on the bay wlrnar.odous v.oo<l fbxs. sit-<bm .. ~Shared dodt for Wgc yacht. C'.ounyard & bciyttorlL ..,_Co.~ for $000,000 HORSE PROP.ERIY Horse propcny paradise acrou &om 280-aett fairview regional park w/cquescrian access. Large homt w/coun· uy kicchcn, lrplc. sp.a . Pam BaJI· .-..INIDIAune eoc1e 11507 ms,ooo BLOCK TO BF.A.Oil Fabulous ovcrsiz.cd lot w/pcek of the ocean. Bride patio w/spa & BBQ, frpk, d ose to shops, rcsuuranu. $675,000 Kathy Granieri Code 70887 LOCATION-LOCATION-LOCATION 4br, 2ba Harbor View home w/Frcnch doors. whicc decor, hdwood floors. kic w/island, oomm. pool. Close co school. Ahsoluccly pcrfccc. $498,000 MaJi Gulledge · Code 72167 ONE OP A KINDi Walk out your door on the sun-soaked beaches of BaJboa Penninsula. Located at the end of the boardwalk w/3 bdrms & 2.75 ba .. Beautifully detailed home. $774,000 Solly & Evdyn Shaacn C.ode 70367 WEST PARK 11EIUtA Wonderful' 3br, 2.5ba in desirable communjty. All ntutral i.ncerior with lovely yard. Close to parks, schools. Community pool. $262,900 Maxine Mink & Joy Curtin Code 70717 644-6373 xl26 Karen Rezek ---~ ~ ---· ------ Distinguished one story, 5BR, 5.5BA estllte enhanced by serene views of the Back Bay, & Cicy lights. Behind the private gated entry, the courtyard has a private pool surrounded by used brick. FonnaJ entry opens to the spacious great room w/a high coffered ceiling and is beautifully detailed with handcrafted wood. Interior appointments include hand-carved cabinetry, heavy moldings, 3 fireplaces, used bride. and wood floors. French doors lead from the living room and dining room to the gardens & Back Bay view. The home is planned for privacy with a paneled library/study, game room, family room, and breakfa-;t room. Air conditioned with a 3- car garage. Just Reduced $1,395,000 53 HARBOR RIDGE DR., N.B. Exclusive guard gated community. Front row views. 5BR, 3.5BA. Family & game room. Spectacular ocean bay and city light views. $719,000 Presented by Barbara Aune 631-2863 JoAnn Kenton 759-0191. 644-6373 x117 Claudette Mann Ocean &: Back Bay Views • $335,000 2 Bdr., 2 Bths. in Bluffs. Hardwood Floors, Tenured Ceilings, Very Light & Bright! 503 Avenida Campo Remodeled $635,000 4 Bdr. 2.S Bath Eastbluffhome w/lush, IlopicaJ Koi Pond & Custom Pool, Spa & BBQ, Newer Roof, Marble, Leaded & Stllincd Glass! Showa Like A Model $S6S,OOO Lowest price J.M. Peters home for sale in tract! Plantation shutters, custom pool & spa! 4 Bdr., 2.75 Bths., Family&: Bonus Room, 3 Car Gar., 251SBamboo Gated Comm. Featuring Properties In Coastal Orange County Dover Shores "Main Channel" Private Estate Located in Dover Shores on the main channel, this one-of-a-kind estate features the fjnest amenities + quality seen in a residence of its kind. 6 BR, 5.25 BA. Private courtyard. Dock for SO+foot boat.. ......... $1,950,000 Tom Iovenitti Mediterranean home on the bay with a shared dock. New construction 380, 3BA, beautifully appointed with mirrors, marble & granite throughout. ... $1,9951')00 4BD, 4BA, Irvine Cove custom estate. Guard- gated community with private beach. $2,450,000 • Harbor View Hills Remodeled, 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom residence on one of the largest lots in Harbor View Hills. Beautiful yard nestled in one of the best family neighborhoods in Corona del Mar. Offered for ..................................... $689,000 • Corona del Mar 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom townhome. Walk to downtown COM. European-style architecture completed in 1993. Offered for ................................................................... $539,000 • Newport Heights New Listing 4BD, J BA ............. $449,000 •Newport Heights Partial view. Contemporary. Remodeled. 5 car ara e w I workshop .................................................. $6791000 Newport Heights Cottage 3BR, lBA. Rustic lodge interio r, wood beams, planked floors .......................................... $309,750 • Eastside Costa Mesa Buildable lot zoned for 5 unit condo. Presently 5 single income units ..................... $575,000 • Huntington Harbour condo 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Probate .............................................................................. $219,000 • HB Landmark condo 55+ 280, 28A. Owner will finance on approved credit .......................................................... $168,000 • Mesa Verde In Escrow Listed &: sold in 2 weeks. 480, 28A probate sale .............................................................. $206,000 .. Direct Line 644-6373 x121 Pager 576-3198 · · Bob Coluccio . 3BR, 2.5BA. Remodeled kitchen and baths. Large, private yard. Reduced $325,.000 Rich European Flair, 4BR, 3.5 BA with 4 F.P., South Facing 50 ft. lot. $864,000 3 BR/2BA gorgeously customized. $340,008 Direct Line 644-6373 x121 Pager 729-0917 Kris Pe ton Remodeled 2BR, 1 BA with office. Dana Black & LouAnne Rittey EXCLUSIVE BUYER 729-8296 717-4207 . \ parlll<'nliip nJJnhiuiug k11oidnlgc a1ul l 'X/N 'rli'l' /iJJ· totlay \ '10111l' lllltr"t'I New Listing! 4 Bedroom, 2.75 Bath, Well Maintained Baycrest Family Home -Courtyard Pool -Mariners Elementary 1706 Irvine Ave. $310,000 REPRES ENTATI 0 N Plan 3 in TurtleRock-fixer OK AVAILABLE' Buyers Needs: ~uple~inEastside,<?ostaMesa . • Fixer m Newport Heights or Corona Highlands Highly Customized Executive Home. Laige Lot · Free Fonn River Rock.Pool 2 Bedroom Penthouse with Skylights, Vaulted CAling • Spark)ina Clean, Roomy Floor Plan. Landmark beach villa Views · Custom Corona del Mar Captivating Catalina views of ocean, harbor and sun~ts may be seen from this beach home. Features include a dramatic 30-foot living/dining room. a large view kitchen with breakfast room, three bedrooms pl~s den, three and one-half baths and hardwood floors on the second level. Plus, there is ~ bonus penthouse sunroom. The property is located above China Cove. For mon ln/onnation, call Jeanine Paquette of Metro Realty at (714) 720-9422. There are more than $90,000 of upgrades in this deluxe style duplex. It was remodeled in 1991 and has a comtemporary kitchen and extnsive use of marble tile throughout. The combination of a spacious yard. ocean views and a unique setting provides an opportunity for personal enjoyment. This home offers a country kitchen adjoining the family room, a formal dining and li ving room. The master suite has a private patio including a spa with waterfall. The fourth bedroom is perfect for a granny flat or teenagers' paradise. Extensive use of windows maximizes views with about 3,000 square feet of living space. Offered at $749,000. This is a perfect location and an ideal opportunity for owner/user. Beach close, the home has been professional landscaped. For more lnfonnadon, call Gary Sully of Metro R ealty at (714) 720-9422. For more Information, call Keith Dudley of Metro R ealty at (714) 729-1651. COVER HOME /J home of unparalleled quality and beauty, located in the Jf!} exdusive gate-guarded community of Big Canyon in prestigious Newport Beach. California. This captivating custom home. designed and built by the renowned Fari. enjoys magnificent views of the lake and Big Canyon golf course from three levels of elegant living space. Its dramatic interior features major living areas of grand proportions, beautifully appointed with marble and architectural accents and perfect for entertaining. Magnificent high ceilings with Soffit lighting throughout heighten the feeling of spaciousness and elegance. Constructed of the finest quality materials.with no detail overlooked. the home has been meticulously and lovingly maintained to a condition better than new. For more infonnation please call: carol Allison &. James Gray Grubb &. Ellis Residendal Real Estate Services Both gracious entertaining and delightful family living are enhanced in tlUs vCfSalile layout, which includes two spaciOll.9 master suites, fully-equipped gourmet kitchen, wine cellar. and a family room/game room with built-in SWround Sound and stereo system. Six 6replaCtS add warmth and charm. The living room and fonnal dining room enjoy breathtaking views by day or night Additional fine amenities also include housckeepels quancrs, a built-in sound system lnsidc and out. and a security system. A pool and spa, as well as a large full-circuit workout gym, make leisure time a piwure. Wonb cannot do justice to the detail and quality of ~ superb home, unrtvaJed in ~ and location -an opportunity not to be missed. 644-6200 23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 190 • Newport Beach, CA 92660 . . . ..... I I . Real estate community ~ , mourns loss of Do11 Pearson ... Don Pearson, 69, passed away suddenly at his home in Bayshores on May 21. He was active in real estate for the past I 0 years, the last ti ve with Grubb & Ellis Real Estate Services. Don was known in the business as a ''gentle" man who never compromised his standards or ethics in business dealings. He was a soft-spoken man who approached life with a sense of huntor and always treated others with courtesy and respect. Once he had an idea. then be felt that everyone should be involved. Prior to his career in real estate. Don <,pent 30 years with LBM , where he worked in managemen1. computer • \ale-. and real estat e investments. After retirement from IBM, he weril on to become the president of a computer software company until ii was sold three years later. ... Real estate was a natural for Don. He rose quickly to become a top producer who was respected by his fellow agents. CaJling upon his computer experience, he developed a very sophisticated method for ~------ researching and evaluating properties. He was able to access the most current real estate information from an elaborate computer system at his home office. Don frequently mixed his business with pleasure. With a big smile on his face, he would take clients on hi s 48- f oot motor sailor boat so they could preview properties. His love of boating and of the ocean could be traced back to his childhood, when he would spend the summer months vacationing in Newport Beach. Life on the water was always an integral part of his life, and one of his greatest pleasures was taking crui ses with his fami ly. He was also an avid ham radio operator. He leaves behind his wife of 40 years, Lyda; daughters Ci ndy and Diane; sons-in-law, Kevin' and Raphael; two grandchildren, Alyssa and Cooper; and a sister, Barbara. *The staff of the Daily Pilots real estate section offer.'i its sincere condolences to Don Pearson s family and friends. Consistent top producer Sally Shipley i~ in the lead Sally Shipley heads the list of the top 20 agents for January through May 1996, announced Ron t.jazzano. senior vice president and district manager of the Newport Beacb office.of Grubb & EJlis Residential Real Estate Services. Shipley is a consistent top producer and h~ been in the top twenty agents since joining Grubb & Ellis. A specialist in marketing properties in the Newport Beach area, she has been a full -time real est.ale agent for more than 16 years and a residetlt of Newport Beach for 30 years. Utilizing lhe latest in pcrsooa1 direct-mail techniques, Shipley keep homeowners informed of market trends on a semi- monthly basis. s~ also develops personal marketing programs for all her sellers. Otbcr honorees year to date are: Kent McNaughton, James Wcise.obach, Stephanie Houghton, Gary ffes'setgesser, Mali Gulledge, Marilyn Kershner, Linda Octh, Lois Jacobs, Carol Allison, James Gray, Gisela Burmeister, Claudette Blanchard, Ted Jarvis, Suzanne Shuler, Ann Peters, Anne Hoover, BUblra Aune, Myrna Boom and Bob Coluccio. "Whether you are buying or selling real \ estate, our agents will assure that the transaction is structured',.to Solly Shipley your best advantage," Mazzano said. "They will pro'Vide you with the most current information 00 finaocing, marketing and any pertinent changes in real eawe law. Their knowledge of these areas is continually enhanced by personal research as well as through Grubb & Ellis training programs." Thne agnb ""' IH IWIClt-' Ill Grwbb cl Ellb RaiM"""1 RMI &"1U ~rlkn, 23 CorpolYIU Plttu, Ste. 190, Newport Beaela, (714) Ul-Qoo. Gncbb cl EIUs · Resillmdal Rial &"1U Senkcs luu 10 ojftu1 aNI llU>n tJuut 350 lll#s tu1«i4tt1 1erring Orate an4 San Dkgo colUllNs. Jo ~ing: She's serious about real estate AGENCY: Grubb & Ellis JOBT11LE: Broker associate FARM AREA: Newport Beach LENGTH OF TIME WITH AGENCY: Licensed broker since 1972 CITY OF RUIDENCE: Newport Beach HOBBIESllNTERESTS: Theatre arts, travel. dancing, reading, NBA~ CLUBSIORGANIZATIONS: Stanford University Alumni clubs, League of Women Voten, Speak up Newport. Cabaret Chapter of Ouildi of Perfonning Arts Cent.ct UST BOOK READ: "One nue Thina" "Singin_' in the Rain" FAVORITE USTAURANT: Giorgio's . Jo King PET PEEVE: ~e Who do not RSVP or return c8Jls, no-shows . . HOW DO YOU DEFINE SUCC'F.SS? Succas is having Che love of your family 8nd the respect of your friends, colleag4ri and clients. we tN1111o ._,. 1ro-,.,, ~· ow SNAPSHOT~ DI t'Oluut ,.,,,.,., ,.. ,,,.. •• .,,,, lirobir, 0111fb, llllil'UtJJag ,qfe1elllldiH1,4NI ~ .....,,,, We ''""""'16' '°" "' """a pltolo willt IJIC Uullrilllltll'1 anil IJN~y~ ........ Olltlrc 1*k. s.lt4 or Jc'°"' ""°"""""" tio: 116 MUr, tWl .... .,,,.., QoU, "'°4 3JO W. B1i1 SI., CMlll M--, CA • /iza1; Fu: (114) ~2. • 3 Charity Golf Tournament at Pelican Hiii Golf Course 5 9 o .m. -noon, Ethics 1 p.m. -4 p.m., Agency 6 Corpus Christi 7 MLS Book Delivery 10 8:45 o.m., Community Relations Committee meeting . 9 o .m., MLS Committee meeting 11 8:45 o.m., Affiliate Committee meeting · 12 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 a .m., Boord of Directors meeting 2 p.m. -4 p.m .. COMPASS Beginner course 19 Noon -1 :30 p .m., Free Semlnoi:: Not Just Another Exchange Seminar 9 o.m. -noon, Anatomy of An Adjustable Loon 1 p.m. -4 p .m .• REO's 20 9 a.m., Grievance Committee meeting 9 a.m. -11 a .m., COMPASS Advanced course 2 p.m. and 4 p .m., Lightning Flyer seminar 26 10 o .m. -1 p.m., Seminar: Working with the Appraiser 2 p .m. -5 p.m., Internet class · 27 9 o .m. -11 o .m., COMPASS Beginner course '-... I I ~VACANT, BLUFF, VIEWS Plenty of yacht harbor excitement will allow your imagination to wander while viewing Catalina sunsets from this spectacular panoramic CdM bluff site. Plans available for your perusal which were tailor-made for this street-to-street parcel. Reduced to $799,000 ESTATE SALE SO. OF P.C.B. Only a few 'steps to quaint CdM shopping yet gentle sounds of surf arc beard. Extra wide parcel. sunny patio and a living room wood- bwning fucplace. All this and more right in the heart of old Corona del Mar. Reduced to $469,000 LOWEST PRICE SO. OF P.C.B. 2BR + Den homo near Village shops yet very. close to famous CdM beaches + ocean viewing-bluffs. Owner relocating and must sell. MF.SA VERDE, REDUCED Highly upgraded home with huge master bedroom. Extra lqe backyard with beautiful pool. Designer kitchen with birds.eye maple . cabinetry throughout. Prencb doors and windows compliment this home localed on a very quiet street. Reduced to 53'9,000 1959 PELICAN PLACE OCEANFRONT LIVING You'll find a very pnvate, intimate beach inuncdiat.ely below this traditional 2 sty, 4BR. 4BA home w/two k.itcbens, game room & more. all surrounded by lush gardens & a gazebo with an ocean view. Cd.M TOWNBOME 5~ DOWN This is the leasr expensive home in CdM w/pool. Jacuzzi. club house & good guest parking. & it's footsteps clo.1e to neighborhood shopping including Roger's Gardens. 2 BR. 1 BA w/quaint fireplace. $189,Mt SALE OR LEASE Cul-de-sac location, 3 BR. 2 BA w/3 fireplaces & huge rear yard and garden. All new appliances, fixtures, carpeting & more. Walk to neighborhood shopping,~ and park. Very motivated seller. $335,000 I $2500 mo. NEWLISrING Panoramic blue Pacific, Catalina Island sunsets plus city night light views. A true pride of ownership 3 BR. 3 BA. w/ft.replaoc. Very large parcel which will allow room f~ a pool. $897 ,• Read the latest happenings in . . . Buylines The Jones Team of THE PRUDENTIAL-JON DOUGLAS was recognized for being in the top 100 agents in the state at The Prudential -Jon Douglas 1996 Masters Conference, held at the Westin Mission Hills Resort in Rancho • Mirage. ~t year, Marty and Melinda Jones sold more than $2 1 million in 29 tran~clJons. Already this year they have sold or put into escrow SIO million. The Jones Team is also in the highest Chairman's Circle, which is the top one percent of agents. I COWWEU BANKER COSTA MESA welcomes John Anderson. the new representati ve for the Home Mortgage Network. Lucky Jean Richman just returned from a romantic getaway with her husband - they went to San Francisco. And Tom Sutro just got back from a CAR convention in Sacramento. Also o ff to distant locales are BUI Lupis, who's in Oregon; and Bonnie Turner. who went to Arizona to sec her granddaughter. Other proud grandmas arc Kathy Daniels and Gayle Hobsoo·Lewis -both of their daughters just had babies. At GRUBB & EUIS RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES, Mary Von Geldem was recently appointed the escrow coordinator. No small task, since sales are brisk and she's busy dotting all the i's and crossing all the Cs o n the agents' paperwork. Sw.anne Shuler recently added to her menagerie of pets when she gave a stray cat a home. The feline was found by Mall Gulledge on the same day that Shuler had picked up the ashes of her late cat, Missy. She named him Skyler, for his blue eyes. He fits in weU with the rest of the furry family, which includes five cats, two dogs and a guinea pig named Squirt. Phyllis Ray and her husband will be celebrating Father's Day in New Jersey with their daughter Susan and her husband Dick, along with their children Aleit and Jack. And Barbara Aune is tossing one of her famous parties on Dad's Day -but it's for non-dads! Do you have any news to include in the Buylines column -call JuUe Yabr, real es/ale editor (714) 574-4242 or fax (714) 650-4802. J Real estate conference tackles technology's effects Real estate industry must reshape itself to meet new demands A' more and mcm: Amencan' lclccommute, v1denconfcrcncc and log onto the Internet from a vanety of phy'lcal place~ -homes. lcbranes. a1rpon\ and coffee ~hop' -builder' need 10 thank of way~ to suppon new technologies and get l\Ome first-hand experience surfing the Net. according to noted futum1 Andrea Savcri. "Shifting work patterns are forc ing the real estate industry to redesign homes and offices, but builders and developers still lack first-hand experience in cyber-spacc and don 't understand the needs or those using the new technologies." Saven told a group of more than 350 Orange County execuoves. The leaders from reaJ estate. finance. law and accounting had gathered for the I 2th annual Real ~tale Conference sponsored by the University of CaJifomia, Irvine Graduate School of Management Program in Real ~late Management. "We need to support workers in ways we ' aren't even thinking about,"said Saveri, I director of the Institute for the Puture in Menlo Park, Calif. "For example. telecommuters and mobile workers should be able to receive house calls from their company's technology support department and pethaps access "' · suppllea from satcUitc locations." Olan&ing wort patterns aho are being affected by the current evolution in the Southern California eoooomy, eoonomist Jack Kyter told the plhering at the Westin South Coast Plaza. t __ u As the state strongly rebounds from the 1990 -93 recession, technology is spawning more multimedia and bio-tech firms and th.at demands new. cuslomazed space... aid Kyser, chief economist for the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation. According to Kyser, eitplosive growth in mlemational trade in Los Angeles and Orange counties is driving up the demand for industrial real estate, but developers must come up with creative ways lo recycle old manufacturing structures on sites with environmental problems. "Technology can't fill up vacant warehouses or class 8 and C buildings along major thoroughfares -or can itT' Kyser asked. "lt's up to the real est.ate industry to reinvent uses for these structures so they can remain viable in the face of a changing economic and· tcchnologjcal landscape." Following Kyser and Saveri's presentations. a panel comprised of Thomas L. Schriber of Donahue Schriber, Larry Webb of John Laing Homes, Richard G. Sim of The lrvine Company and the aformentioned Saven explored the implications of a changing workplace and economic dynamics. The discussion was moderated by radio commentator and news anchor Warren Olney. The 1996 UCJ Real Estate Conference honored Kathryn G. Thompson with its eighth Sumigardcn Award for her significant contributions and achievements in real estate and the community. Thompcon ii chairman of the Kathryn G. Thompson Company and has built more than 12,000 apartmeots, homes and condominiums over the past two decides. We would like your coinmeotJ. qeations or MJggesUOftS for malerial you would lib to &CC in the Daily Pilol Real Estate IOCtion, published every SatW'day. If you're inierested in ldveniai111 in our publicatioo, coocact sales 1ep1atllllbvcs Kip Hancock at (714) S74-42'7 or Jill Langer I& (714) S74-4248. Their fu number is (714) 631..6594. ~1'*. w<Mlkl like to IGbmit IDllerials for pubUCal.ioo or twvc an~ story~ contaa Jiiiie Vlk«, real cseale edilor It (714) 574-4242. &x (714) 6S()...480'l. Th l'CllCJI us by mail: o.ily Pilot Real PAc*, 330 W. Bay SL, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. <> Certified Residential Specialists are in top four percent in the nation Designees are specialists in residential real estate Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant financial transactions of your life. With average home prices now in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, such a transaction is ideally suited fQr an expert. In the world of residential real estate, those expem are called Certified Residential Specialist (CRS). The CRS designation was created by the Residential Sales Council of the National Association of Realtors to provide home buyers and 5Cllers with an easy way to identify the top Realtors in America. There are currently about 33,000 Certified Residential Specialists in the United St.ates - the top four percent of all Realtors in the country. The requirements for earning the CRS designation are very demanding, yet those requirements ensure that a CRS brings a variety of qualities to the table in a residential real estate transaction. Qualifications include: •Required advanced study in listing, selling and financing; • The most current, up-to-date information available on issues th.at affect home buyers and sellers; • A history of demonstrated sales performance; •A commitment to providing the finest service available to people involved in the home buying or selling process. ''Certified Residential Specialists put in years of bard work and study to be able to put the designation after their name," said Gary Ericson, CRS. California state chapter president. '1'he knowledge and expertise they pin in the process is passed along to the confwner." Because Certified Residential Specialists are required to bold membership in their nalionaJ, state md local auociation of Realtors, they bold unique insight into ~nds and other market knowledge that can be essential to the home buying or selling process. .. A CRS can help you get the best price for your home if you're selling, or find the best deal if you' re buying," Ericson said. "When makin1 such an important transaction. a CRS is truly the consumer's best friend." To obtain a list of Certified Residential Specialists in your area, call the Residential Sales Council at (800) 462-8841, or loot for the letters CRS after the name of Realton in your ama.. Certified Residential Specialists are mcmben of the Rcsideotial Sales Council, one of two operating divisions of chc Realtors Natiooal Mubtina Institute, a not-for-profit affiliaac of the Nadooal Association of Rcalton. lt established the CRS desipadM in 1977. Lagoon location This Seaside Villag~ townhomc in a serene lagoon setting has three bedrooms, two and one-half baths with a two car attached garage. The home features newer carpet and ceramic tile throughout. with a fireplace in lhc living room and high vaulted ceilings. Shows light and airy. The complcit features pools, spas and tennis courts. Listed for $207 ,900. For ilt/DnRlllitM, cllll LiNla StMnU at Coldwell Banhr Costa Mesa; (714) 668-- 9333 "'(714) 962-1'30; or use th lllUmet; http://www.coldwellbanhr.com. Fountain Park townhome This immaculate two bedroom, one and o~balf bath, two story home tw a two car attached garage. The ceramic tile entry leads to a spacious living room. which features a ceramic tile fireplace heanh accented with brass and glass enclosed SCTCCO.Thc unit has fresh paint. carpet and flooring throughout There is ample closet space and storage. Both bathrooms have been remodeled. The complex features a pool, spa and lush greenbelts. Listed for $132,500. For ltif°""""""' coll IJ""4 Slums al Coldwell Banker Costa Mesa; (714) 668-9333 or (114) 962-1430; "'.,. tlte Jnunut; http://www.coldweUbanur.com. Large lot and spacious living This custom four bedroom, two full bath single story Co ta Mesa home has been recently listed and is offered at $179,000. Located on a large R-2 zoned lot, this home has been built wilh the highest of quality and standard$. The large kitchen features Corian tile counters, built in appliances, eitlra pantry and stocage. The living room incluctes a cozy fireplace. This spacious home has a den and family room and 1s well maintained with a new roof and water heater. The price also include the satellite dish. FtN,,,.,. ltifo""""6n, ~au lJ11tla Stearns at Colllwtll Banktr Costa Mesa, (714) 668-9333 ,,,. (11') 962-1430; "' Mn tlee lnltl"Mt, http://www.col4wtllbanktr.com. ----------~ Foersters honored as top Megabrokers of California Unique Homes magazine will feature the top producers Gilbert and Patricia Foerster of Coldwell Banker/Waterfront Homes, Inc. Realtors, Newport Beach, have been named among the top Megabrokers of California by Unique Homes, the national magazine of luxury real estate. As recipients of this honor, they will be featured with 55 others in the June/July issue of Unique Homes. on sale worldwide ncltt month. Honored as top Megabrokers of California, Gilbert and Patricia have earned reputations for excellence as top producers in the real estate marketplace. For more information call the Unique Homes public relations department. Your complimentary preview copy is available upon request Unique Homes reaches upscale readers throughout the United States and in 21 countries worldwide. F.ach issue features photographs and text on hundreds of luxury properties availablefor sale as well as updates on some of the country's most exclusive real estate markets. This marks Unique Homes' 25th year of publication. The June/July Summer Spectacular edition also introduces two . new features; the Property Linc offers a full page of cwrent news pertaining to luxury real ~. and the Unique Investment Properties section caters to the serious investor, featuring eitciting commercial investment opportunities available on the market today. Additionally, Unique Homes' June/July issue showcases some of the unique interiors created by Hollywood's houest designer-to-tho-stars, Waldo Fernandez. Unique Homes is the ~nly luitu.ry real estate publication with an audited paid circulation, recognized as the preeminent publication of its kind. Sales climb in· first quarter for ColdV#ell Banker Sales outpace the market for 1996 The first quarter of 1996 was marked by vigorous business activity at Coldwell Banker, where both sales volume and transaction numbers continue to climb, according to Bob Le Fever, president of Southern California Company. Sales volume peaked at around $1 .285 billion, representing a substantial 38 percent increase over the first quarter of 1995, while transaction numbers rose 31 percent over the same period last year. "1996 is proving to be an extremely strong year for Coldwell Banker." Le Fever said ... 'The market in Southern California bas stabilized and we are clearly in an upward trend." The Orange County region enjoyed an increase of 37 percent in transaction volume over the same period in 1995. ln conjunction with that impressive figure. dollar volume more than doubled to 54 percent. a substantial increMe above the overaJJ Orange County average of 24 percent. "Our success in 0{'allge County is a reflection of the quality and professionaUsm of o ur sales aswciates," said Charlie Johnson, Coldwell Banker senior vice president, Orange County region of the Southern California Company. In addition, Coldwell Banker million-dollar home sales in California during the first quarter of 1996 increased 50 percent over the same period last year. This increase in Choriie Johnson sales for Coldwell Banker is extremely positive in comparison to recent figures released by DataQuick lnf onnation Systems that show a eight percent decrease in the sale of million-dollar homes in California for 1995. "Coldwell Banker continues to lead the way in California luxury homes sales because of the quality services and exceptional marketing support we provide to our clients," Johnson said. For infonnationJ call your k>cal Coldwell Banker office or reach ColilweU Banlct.r on tlte lnltrnet al laltp:l/www.col4wt~er.com. The /arg•st nsilhlllial nal esta.tt company in Cali/om;., ColilwtU Banbr now OJHrotes 257 ojfkes aNI has ntarly 1,0<>0 saks associates statewide. ... DoVBR SHORES Exceptional remcxkleJ 4 bJ bay/ront home with dock for 55' yahct. New facade, marble /loora, updated kitchen, pn"vate master suite with views. $1,325,000 • Rob Giem HARBOR ISLAND 6 bd, 5.5 ba, incredible location overlooking Bay I.land, approximately 62' of bay frontage, totally remodeled, private pier for 57' boat, fabulous opportunity $4,950,000 • Carol Mock LAGUNA Magn;/icent 4 bd, award-winning contemporary work-of-art on OINll' 1/2 ocra w;fh 50' pt>o/ and spa. Wall. of glad off fr """°'°mic oc:Yan ti coaatal views. $2,395,000 • RoL Giem LlDOISLB Sumptuoua new bay/ront w;d, Joclt /or large yacht, ciutom ~French Joor., soliJ slab granite lutcJ,en, library and con,,.,,;.,,, .kuator. $2, 795,000 • Lyleen & JeU Ewin.t CORONA DBL MAR On the sand, with incomparaMe bay ufQl16, imprtZMive, elegant, lop quality, fTaditional cU8lom home with 6 bJ., dining and family rooms, gourm.t ltitclren. $3,950,000 • Sharon McKinnon CORONA DBL MAR· &YSIDB DRIVB •Ritz Palm Villa E.tate • -Magnif;c.nt MID woter/ront utale w;d, prioat1 pier, priuat. J,.,d,, priuah pool, terroced spa, and 1ix bedroom auitu, /;va f;rep/acu $4,900,000 • Judy Munoy ------ 0CBANFRONT B.awti/J, prof...ionoRr land.oap.J 3 J,J J.c,,,,. Wt), d.n in prim• MHl PmiMM/a location. TouJ/y mnod.led in '(}() toitJ. toOOd /loor., pnrNt lritJ..n. 2 fop/cs. $1,495,000 • Emily MoOinley HARBOR Rroos Jrr/;nite oc.an and bay viaos /rom this English tuJor utate, 4 bJ suitu, p/ua an aparlmmt 111nh Wch..ff1 and living room, bcuement is large~ room. $1,999,000 • David MoCallooli Drama6c 3 bJ c.w#om contem~ with h1A9' .cwntml .lcy/tt Jo,,,. ot.J 180' ooean ,,;..., t"'° .tqry /;y#tg & dining~ fo,,,i/y ~ J.n, gourmd ~. $2,79~, • sL:.ron McDaaan I l ' ' '>11( ll) I l ; I I I (II, I l I ; I ,1 ,, Ill "·"I''" I I: .... Ii I .1-l '\_,\\I'"'' I:, .1. Ii\\, I I: .11 .• Ii : 111,· CoSTA M.BsA -LoNGWOOD GREENS 2sty 2bd on grttnbdt. Dining rm, brcakfN nook Carla Broffinan · 631 -1400 · $239,000 THE B LUFFS 3 bd, 2 ba, completdy remodeled, skylights Sandy Long · 644-9060 · $299 ,000 VILLA BALBOA 1st fir condo w /2 masters & Jrg patio. Comm pool, spa Reggie McNcrney-631-1400-$195,000 VILLA BALBOA 2 bd, 1.75 ba, ocean, bay and sunset views, upgraded John Campbell -644-9060 · $229,000 NBWPORT CR.BST Large and practical floorplan, 4 bd, 2.5 ba, quiet and private David Prince -644-9060 -$249 ,000 EASTsIDE CoSTA MEsA 2sty 3bd twnhm, master w /sitting rm1 fin)y rm & views Jeff Axton -631-1400 -$.l59,000 CoSTAMBsA Gated newer area. 2sty 3bd w/dining, finly & yard Reggie McNemey -631 -1400 -$270,000 EASTsmB CosTA MBSA Newer upgraded 3bd on large end lot w/gorgcous ayrd Cbcryl Carlson -631-l•OO -$297,000 DUPLBX AT THB BBACH Each unit 3bd/2ba w/frplccs, newer roof. Goly /Llnda/Bette -673-6900 · $385,000 N BWPOllT BEACH 2 bd, 3 ba, fabulously remodeled, den/office area Miles/Sccscman -644-9060 -$425,000 . HUNTINGTON BEACH Newer 2sty 3bd designer home w/ocian views & security Goly/Llnda/Bette -673-6900 -$475,000 CHANNEL RBEP 2 bd, 2 ba contemporary condo, attractively decorated Renee West -644-9060 -$485,000 BALBOA ISLAND Beach cottage, on comer lot, 2 bedrooms, prime location Lou Hickson & Doris Lee -673-6900 -$619,000 JASMINE CllBBK • 3 bd, 2 .5 ba, traditional decor, gated comm. Judy Muncy -644-9060 -$535,000 1 BAY CREST U>mplctc mnodd 4bd w /dining & finly nm, luxurious ~ SaJJy Phillips -631-1400 -$579,000 HAuoll Vmw HoMES 4 bd, 2.5 ba, expanded Palermo, gr~t location Dreyfus/Weir -644-9060 -$599,000 HAlloa Vmw Hu.Ls kmodcled & expanded, 4 bd, 3 ba, private pool & spa Greg Minoux • 644-9060 -$599,000 OLDE CoBONA DEL MAil Ocean & mtn vicwi from remodeled 2bd wjgatcd courtyard Olga Matthews -631-1400 -$674,000 C.0WNA Dl!L Mil , 3 bd, 2 ba custom remodel, beautiful gated pool and spa Alis6n McCormick -6«-9060 -$725,000 CALL COLDWELL BANKER BALBOA ISLAND 673-6900 NEWPORT BBACH 631-1400 (PCH i MAmms MILB) NBWPOllT BBACH .• . 644-9060 . (PCB i AVOCADO) BONNIE BAY HIGHLAND HOMES 3 bd, 3 ba, large 9,000 sq ft lot, enclosed patio Marcia & Robert Bents · 644-9060 -S425,000 LAGUNA BEACH View lor in gated Irvine Cove. Tennis & beach. Olga Matthews -631-1400 -$445,000 NEWPORT NORTH 4bd hrn w /finly rm on corner lot, A/C & sec. Grayce Taliaferro· 673-6900 · $479,000 IRVINE TBWCB 4 bd, 3 ba, desirable location Judy Robln -644-9060 -$509,<XX> H.Auoll Vmw HOMES 3 bd, 2 ba., remodeled Monaco, added &miJy rm Dreyfus/Weir -644-9060 -$509,000 . ' • I • '-==-- BALBOA CoVES 2 bd + den, dock for boat, gated comm. Lavigne/Pereira -644-9060 -$542,000 BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX 21xh ca. Front h.sc w /frpk, Fr. dooo to patio Gol y/Llnda/Benc -673-6900 -$559,000 N EWPORT BEACH Bayfront pe nthouse 3 bd, 3 ba condo John Campbell -644-9060 -$575,000 BIG CANYON 3 bd, 3.5 ba. highly upgraded. brick tio Don & Joyce Ooon -644-9060 -S:.j79 ,850 ---........... . '97 .... v • -.. HAuot. Vmw-SBA WIND 4 bd, 2 ha, approx. 3,000 sq ft, 3 6plcs, vaulted ceilin~ Donald Pfaff -644~9060 -$759 ,000 LIDO lsLB 4 bd, 3 In, custom contemporary home, prime comer location . Alison McCormiclc -644-9060 -$795,000 SnGLASS HILL 2 story, S bd; 3 ba, lap pool, mountain & pty light views Don & Joyce Olson -64_4-9060 -$7~5,000 HoMBBY~SBA Superb remodel 2 door$ from ocean. Sbd w/dining & finly am Vicki Lee -631-1400 -$795,000 CoJlONA DEL M.All's SPYGLASS Tradiriooal 2sty 3bd w /dai & boous. lmh pDk, pool & spa Pat Pocrstcr -631-1400 -$839,500 CAM:so SHOJlBS 4 bd, 2 ba ocean view home, large living room Lylccn & Jeff' Ewing -644-9060 -$865,000 NBWPOJlT BEACH Luxury oceanfront penthouse with 24' of deck Davi~ Prince -644-9060 -. $875,000 Lmo lsLE Turnkey 3bd, dining, 6nly & maids. Huge lot, pool, spa, gardens Kay Polovina -631-1400 -$895,000 BALBOA 1sLAND BAlnoNT 3bds, dining rm,. shared dock. Great beach house or remodel Lou Hicbon & Doris Lee -673-6900 -$959,000 NBWPOll BEACH 3 bd, 3.5ba,custom1Valttfront home, pcnthome dc:d Lylcc.n & Jeff Ewing -644-9060 -$995,000 OJLANGB PBK Acus Equestrian estate l • aac w /Sbd ~ 5 mil bani & arena Olga Matthews -631 -1400 -$997,000 CoAONA DBL Mil 4 bd, 3.5 bi, 180~ &oot row ocean & harl>or views, Judy Robbins · 64-4-9060 -$1,195,000 TuJr..n.E ~ CJlBsT 4 bd, 3.5 ba, dr.uriatic custom home, fountain Sonja Powell -644-9060 -$1,425,000 SUNSET BEACH · 3sty Sbd oa:anfront w/dining, den+ lbd apt w/dine & 6plc Betty Comegys & Nancy Pctcnon -631-1400 · $1,•95,000 LIDo ISLB Huge 1/2 block cmte -Sbd, libnry, finly rm 8t gai'dCns Kay Polovina -631-l.f-OO -$1,895,000 • CoWNA DBL Mu • bd, •.S ba, ocan&ont home, moror ~ b-10-13 an John Campbell • 644-9060 -$2,795,000 BIG CANroN . Sbd anuxn, golf counc lOt & W!w. Wed Pdcm, pC>q &: tp& Jeff.Anon -631-1400 -$2,995,000 CALL COLDWELL BANDil BALBOA ISLAND 673-6900 NBWPORT BEACH 631-1400 (PCH i MAilINBBs MILB) NEWPORT BEACH 644-9060 (PCH i AVOCADO) lllVINE TmulACB 5 bd, 4 ba, dcarata paia., ~ IXrl and spa. Judy Mun.y. ~ -m<>,<XX> NBWPOR.T'S UPPJlll BAY Superb 3 bd remodel built around lush patio, large lot Reggie Mc Nerney -631-1400 -$899 ,000 EMEllALDBAY Ocean view. Rcrnodclcd 3bd. Lush landscaping. Vakrie Howdl -631-1400 -$1,295,000 Noll'i'H LAGUNA 4~1 ocwi view. Fmly ~1 office, wine cellar Lis UlSCO & Rick SchrcibCr -C>.i 1-1400 • $1)94,(XX) BALBOA lsLAND BAYPJlONT 3bd w /den on comer w /lg dock, 6 ~.Jn.: Lis Olloi & Ra Schtht . Ql -1400 -$1,.M.JW WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS BAYCQST 1701 Starlight Circle $579,000 THE BLUFFS 308 Encina $299 ,000 L.H. CoSTA MBsA 2626 Santa Ana Ave. 1891 Orange Ave. B . 1891 Orange Ave. C HAlloll lbDGB 18 San Sebastian NBWPOltT BEACH 6304 W. Oceanfront NBWPOllT SHORES 218 Lugonia 0LDB CoRONA DBL MAR 324 Poppy $1,500/mo $225,000 $235 ,000 Sl,395,000 $875,000 $339,000 $674,000 Jimmie Jones Sandy U,ng June Adams Lynne Lindsay Lynne Lindsay Sonja Powell David Prince Carla Broffinan Olga Matthews SATURDAY AND SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS $339,900 David McCulloch .. SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS THE BLUFFS 2002 Vista Caudal EASTBLUFF 2227 Aralia HARBOR RIDGE 18 San Sebastian LAGUNA NIGUEL 30322 Chapala Ct. LIDO ISLE 900 Zurich Circle NEWPORT CREST 305 Columbia 26 Encore Court l 0 Od~y Court N BWPORT BEACH 6304 W. Oceanfront NEWPORT SHORBS 400 62nd Street TuRTLB RoCK 2 Lyra $255,000 L.H. $399,000 $1,395,000 $311,000 $1,895,000 $257,900 $249,000 $259,900 $875,000 Gail York Ginny Anderson David McCulloch Ginny Anderson Lorraine Farrington David Prince David· Prince David Prince . Kyle Krause $462,000 Kennie Jo Rizzo (3~6pm) $585,000 Sonja Powell NEW LISTINGS BAYVIEW TBRRACB s;ngle /11,,,ily nsiJlm&e, single lne4 2 btt, 2 ha, gated &ommuniry, seduded, very priv11te /ouition, many upgr11des, frend1 doors, comm. pool & spa. Judy Muncy -$296,000 Tim BLUFFS Beautifully upgraded rrveJores" plan, end unit, light and bright, pl4ntation sh~tters, white tile in kitchen and baths. Chuck & Kathy Colcsworthy -$339,000 BAYSIDB CoVB O.U lne4 1UJ11ly mlUJ"e/el/, with 11 great view, 3 bd, 2.25 ba, atta&he" 6•"'+JI, JJWH-i# couition, IU1I iitthat with granite counter tops. Tom ThOmson -$875,000 SPYGLASS HILL Nantudtet model, highly upgraded, new fnn&h doors, ltitchen tind btith, professionaJJy /llnllsctipell, Jarge poo~ fruhly painted, 5 bll, 3 bti. Don & Joyce Olson -$895,000 BALBOA PENINSULA 70' of prime ocean front1J8e with living roDM • dining room • ,,,orning room, 3 of 4 bedrooms h11ve o&etin views. Two 2 C4r 911ra9es. 30x40' p11tio. Marcia and Robert Bents -$1,930,000 NBWPORT CoAST Pelican HiU est11te, ner 1/2 a&re, 5 btl, 5.5 b11, sp11cious groumls, sweepi1J8 ouan views, hge sille ytir1', m;,,,,,,;#8 poo~ spti. David Prince -$2,450,000 NBWPO&.T BEACH PCH • Mariner's Mile 631-1400 NEWPORT BEACH PCH @ Avocado 644-9060 673-6900 http://www.coldwellbanker.com t' -J -. ' -- BALBOA P ENINSULA POINT Spacious 4 bd, 5 ba waterfront home, yacht facilities for large vessel. $1,590,000 Luxurious livin g, spectacular views of the harbor, ciry lights and mountains. Leases available. 3 U NITS FROM $475,000 -$1,230,000 Exciting 4 bedroom home o n 70' of prime ocean frontage. Spacious 30x40' patio, 4 car garage. $1,930,000 VILLA BALBOA Very clean lifestyle with the amenities to match. 2 bd , 2 ba, Gated comm. in the heart of Newport's most active society. $180,000 NEWPORT BEACH HOLIDAY Large 3"bd, 3 ba pool home on quiet road, master addition has 2 skylights and a walk-in closet. 9,000 sq ft lot . $425,000 ELEGANT LIVING Eastside townhome, $1 ,OOO's in upgrades, 3 bd, 2.5 ba, owner says sell, You must sec this to believe this price! $225,000 SIR THOMAS LIPTON CHALLENGE CUP REGATTA Proudly Sponsored by Coldwell Banker Hosted By Balboa Yacht Club .June 15-16, 1996 -------- MARCIA & ROBERT BENTS 644-.9060 EXT ... _112 802-3731 iPAGB& Over $1 75 million in personal real estate sales Go with the best! n.ily Pilot tMl llltatt •June IS, 1996 I I • : ... .. -.~::;:__ _______ ----------------.. -..,,,,, __ _..__ ....................... ----......... -.-..; ........ ------ •. . Stunning mountain & city light views from this spacious 5 bedroom family home. Offered at $795,000 ' Boasting panoramic ocean, Catalina & mountain views, 5 bd, backyard with pool. Reduced to $899,000 AN ESTATE OF LIDO ISLE SPYGLASS liQ:.,L Highly upgraded, 5 bd, 3 ba, large pool, professionally landscaped, french doors Offered at $895,000 DON& JorcE OLSON 1-800-487-4931 Daily Pilot RH1 Escate •June 15, 1996 Highly upgraded, expanded, well maintained, 3 bd, 4,300 SF home. S89S,999, Now $725,000 BAYVIEW TBRRACB Recently upgraded, 2 bd, single family detached home in private gated community. Offered at $289,000 OVER 1WO WTS ON LIDO ISLE Half a block on cart end of Udo. 5 bedroom, 5.5 bath, family room & library. May trade down on Lido Isle. $1,895,000 Charming old Lldo home with 88' on Soud. 4 bedroom, 3+ baths. Private courtyard entry. Large back patio. $949,000 KAY POLOVINA 631-1400 X236 '' Daily Pilot .Real Estaae • Ju.ne 15, 1996 ------------· -=,.,....... ____________ j Corporate Properly Specialist • Certified Residential Specialist DAVID PRINCE, CRS~ CPS 644-9070 x120 214-6496 pager 6304 W. OCEANFRONT This luxury ~nthouse offers 24' 9/ deck ooorlook;ng the surf, sand and Catalina Island. The 3 bedroom, 2 batli oc.ean- /ront properly boasts every amenity imaginable, including huge roof top deck, 3 car sub- terranean parking, and elevator. $875,000 NEW LISTING • $2,450,000 PelKxin HiH utaU, over 112 acre, 5 bdrooms, 5.5 bat/is, spacious grounds, sweeping ocean views, per/ect for a /am;/y with huge suk yard, swimming pool and spa. Quality construction. Cul-tk..,ac location. 26 ENCORE COURT Outstanding ocean view property. Great loc~tion! Largest floorplan, 4 bd, 2 .5 ba, family room, quiet and private location, ocean view Ocean view, 3 },d, 2.5 ba, exten1ive unrade1, hardwood flooring, lar~e muter 1u.ite, 3 decks $264,900 Major remodel, expansion of master bedroom. $269,900 $249,000 LIDO I SLE Sumptuous new bay/ront with dock for large yacht. Elegant appointments include limestone and hardwood floor- ing; custom overs;zed French doors to the bay; solid slab granite kitchen, Honduran mahogany library and convenient elevator. This very spedal residence may be viewed by appointment w;th the Ewings. $2,7 95,000 B ALBOA I S LAND This handsome, water/ront French Chateau ;s an admired landmark on popular Balboa Island. Bu;lt in the '80s utilizing only the /;nest materials, it features amenities rarely found today. Wann wood appointments, beveled glass windows and doors, tile //oaring and the chann of river rock combine to achieve a feeling of wannth and endurin'J beauty. . $995,000 CALL LYLEEN AND JEFF EWING (800) 949-9471 (714) 673-1980 --- UNIQUE CHARMING DUPLEX GREAT LOCATION CARLA BROFFMAN Pager 262-8161 631-1400 4 Bd 3 Ba/2 Bd 1 Ba, 4 Cu Gr.i, CatheclrJ Ceiling•, Slrylittht.t, Muble fl Slate Floon. A M..t Seel Oflnoed Ill $619,oOO 1 + i I< > \ '\ '\ :--I I\ I I I EA STSIDE CUSTOM GREENBROOK "'-Bcc:lroo m 2.5 Ra. Pool witl1 ChiJd C ate, RV Acceu . 3 Bedroom 3 EWl... 3 Car~ Ne.rNew. One Sb,. 4 Bdrm 2 B.11. Att.d-12 c-a.. Community Pool ~at $279,000 Offered at $249,000 OfL..rcd at $359.000 120'.0N THE BOULEVARD An Outstanding BuiJding Opportunity 4 LEVEL LOTS OF 30 X 70 \\!1h1d1 ,h., ... the •llry w1ll1 nlflllm •"-«•nfrunl h11111e1 Th,• i;l,..IJ 1.•luh ,,( )l. .. wpnrl Bra,h l''"Jl"rlY ""'"'''',,I. •p•• 11111• clubl,.,11>< anJ par~111~ I. •I n I'-' I() •111an• le I ., h1· prom~'"'"""" ••'ulJ ~ U<'t'llenl (.,,"' ·•nd1.· l.auul" rt··1J(•1h.\' ,,r p•••l"lhly • ... nudu Jl"\Fl•l1•rmtnl $795,000 Mary Ann Nethercutt 631-1400 x239 1905 EAST BAY AVENUE (BAYFRONT) li•ted at $2,400,000 Rcp~sented the Buyer NEWPORT SHORES Fb.pl.n oEb 4 Bd 2 a. 2 c-a.... New P.mt u.d ~Lap P11tio. Ca.nmunity Tenni. & Pool. Owner IDilY cmry -oa.-1 at $339.000 ' I 'I I I I I \ ' \\ ( l ( I • i ( ) I J,' 1 BEST LOCATION IN COMPLEX 2 Bdm-. 25 B.tb T-.mbm fut l lnit 2766 ~Court. M-Venle A Mwt Seel OffrmJ at $239,000 1911 EAST BAY AVENUE (BAYFRONT) ~d al $2,400,000 Representecl the SeUer 2012 SEADRIFT, IRVINE TERRACE 3,500 eq ft, 1ingle level, 5 bcl, 4 ba OfEered at $949,000 BAYSIDE DRIVE, CORONA DEL MAR "Rib. Palm Villa Estate", 6 bcl, 6 ba, pool, pier OHered at $4,900,000 or $20 ,000/mo BUYING OR SELLING IN NEWPORT BEACH? BAYVIEW TERRACE CALL fiJDY MUNCY 2 bcl, 2 ba single family borne in gated communtiy OfEered at $296,000 For more information, call: GINNY ANDERSON SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Office: 644-9060 xl51 Home Office: 759-1997 PRICE DROPPED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. $399,000 OPEN SUNDAY 12-5PM 2227 A.RALIA, EASTBLUFF MUST SELL NOWl Buy dad this single level, 3 bd, 2.5 ba home to celebrate Father's Day. New roof, A/C, heater, aJarm. Walk to school, church and store . ALso OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 30322 CHAPALA CoURT, LAGUNA NIGUEL ( Q>ast Hwy, left Crown, left Club House) Much sought after 3 bd1 2 ba single level, deta~ed home with views of mountains, lights and ocean. Oiily ~311,000 Also Available for Lease in Eastbluff 2 story Lusk B, 5 bd, 3.5 ba, family room• $2800/mo - -----· --- 4 bcl, 4 ba, clock for 30 ft boat Offered at $669,000 mnaCY 729-7161 __ . ..,... _. ___ ... ..__ ,_, ____ ..._ __ ..... _. ___ _ $166,500 3BR., 2.SBA rownhome, lighr, bright, open w/vaulted ccihngs & lofi. Upgraded lutchen w/hardwood floors & Frend1 door.. leading to bnck patio. #34 UNI $194,500 MORNING WOOD BEAUTY $187,000 Spacious single story 3BR, 2BA 1494 sq.ft. town-home 3BR plus &mily room, l.75BA. Beautiful Euiopcan with family room. Light atrium. Fireplace, Nice grassy range, dishwasher • very fonnal living room and fonnal yard. Fresh paint, 2 car garage, Parks, pools & spas. dining room. Large cul-de-sac lot in very quiet & private # ll LAN setting #25ROW 4BR MESA VERDE $269,500 SOMETIDNG SPECIAL $329,000 HAS IT ALL! . $369,900 4BR plus family room in great Mesa Verde with huge yard Immaculate e~ccutivc home. 4BR, 3BA, 3 car-art. garage with & spa. Large master bedroom. 2 Ii replaces. Hardwood over 2600 sq.ft. of living space. 2 fircplaccs. New appliances, floors & newer carpet. New windowi>. Large kitchen. RV new paint, new carpet. Center atrium & bonus room. Quiet Charming Mesa Verde SBR, 3BA (IBR & BA down) Home with 3 fireplaces. Large kitchen, f.amily room, pool & spa. Set between 2 country cl ubs. 180Rl access possible. 3199 Country Club #31COU Mesa Verde st:rc:Ct. 2039 Goldcncyc Pl. #20GOL CC(Q) JLJQ) WJEILJL lIBANlirnlli. (C(Q)~TA MlJE~A I HUNTirW<GT<OW lIBIBA<CH /Il4J:o(Q)(Q)~o<9)~~~ I /IL4ko~4(Q)o<9)({))<9)41 lhl~~ / /wwwoooll<dlw(CJill]baumJk~lfoOOmnl I 11· 1 '.. I fl I I 'I ' \ . I I : ' I·, 320!i lkbwa"' Pl I 4 Jw Yutur $200.900 I t>S9 N.,.. Hampih1"' I 4 \~nd) Ad•mck • $215,000 JI YQ Country Cluh 12 J loonJ< Tu.mu S269,SOO \ ll'I '-11\ 11 'I '''.I>\\ I 5 $329,000 OPPOllVNrI'Y ICNOCX.S $70,000 2 Muttr Suita, l NII baths. South CoaR Metro arc. Ida! IOt roommacca or 1t1¥at0n! Can't lolc with th11 coottmponry unit w/fitq>bcc 8c rano 128SFA HACH CLOSJ! 1105,900 l'Qpulv Huntingron l...andJmR SS+. 28R. 28A Ul'f"'r encl urut Interior locanon Comm pooh, spas 1cnrus & more I mile to beach #87TUL OOZJ OONDO Sl 19,900 Spacious puund Booe-lllll, 211A, lircrl:acc in liYlng mom £1tn swnl!IC• interior locauon WcU m;un wncd Comm poob & ~ t 77NEW RBAL CHARMBll SJ 29,900 Lght & boght 3BD, I .7S8A with anachcd gi1u11c. lirCplxc fatn windows, French doon, commumry pools & ~ 118ANA UPOMDBD AND IMMACULATI! $132,SOO 2BR. J SRA, new ceramic tile, new kitc~n IPl)lianccs, 2 at pngt, patio. Compla faNrcs RV ·part.ing, pool, spa and gittobda. '1 SPPJ! Nl!WPOllT UNDING POI. ONLY $139,500 LKl>t & Blight 2BR, 2BA upper unit wnh V1ulted ca'linp. F1rcplau 1n liVlng room & luge decking too! 2car gar.age. Wa.shcr/dryer included. Comm pools & ~1 123VAXZ VALUE, LOCATION VlBW $139,900 38R. 2 SBA mwnhomc in Newpon Bc:u:h with view of canyon Numcr<>u• upgrade• Movc·io condition, communirv pooh, '.lf'-'S •nd tennis' I007SU WHAT A llAllGAJNlll $144,817 Cute 2BR. I BA hoox with breakfast nook & put yard with kxs of O.,...'US! Call now IOt mott loli:>! ISSHAM SMALL OOMM\JNITY $147,000 Quw11 311R. 2.SBA next w the Bluffi & ~gion.tl Pu\; Ein:n loft IQr office or den. Bright llihcn. Ftttplace. lnadc laundry l lOSEA nn>B OP OWNl!lSHlPI tl64,117 lmm.Kulate 3BR, 2.SBA, 2-&t0ty home. Mum suitt with walk·in dolcr Neutral colon. Tile entry. Tiled k.itclko Laa of windows! t 20MAJ' BNTEUAJNBl.'S DBUGRT S169,U7 R.:modckd 311R, 1.75BA home with~· room, bonut. room. Hugt kitchen, fitq>ba, nw· rcr 1.Arge rear yUd with c<wcttd ~tio. ssua. SPLASH INTO SUMMBI. 1169,900 SpactOOS 38R, 2.SBA 2·story cownhomt wldl att. 2· car guagc in qwct compla. llakony olI nwttr 8t 2nd. bedroom Pools, If* and ~ Call now 16.2SEA CONSTllUCTJ!D WITH CUB S 179,000 4 BR. 2BA, i.. aiunoy liildxs1.. •"-acnnWc tik tbnt- out lmmambir.. New rooC Olklr...c loalion. Ill MIN POl.ECLOSUU IS N1!XT $183,000 WonJerful 48R. 28A 2-car an. gar. 5px10U1 floor. rlin F1rq1bct l'nvatc yards. Quiet cul·dc·NC. Great area ~nwnc rri•c' #98HJ\R SPACIOUS a: GRACIOUS $195,000 8uunful OR, I .758A. fumlY home New dri~y New paint, newer roof, adi;kJ family room with high beamed ceilmp Pnvarc spa U20UM M1ISA VBllDI! POOL HOME $199,900 LKl>t lie bright 3BD, 2BA Mnglc story home. Vaulted ccilinp, atnum, un large master Quiet cul·dc-sx location. 133ALA 11.BPUUJSHJ!I> IN a OU'Il $106,MI Lovely lancbcaping '-Is tnU> d\11 adorable 31111., I .7SBA Mesa Vcrc:k home. Oak ftooring, tlrq>bcc. llcrbcr ~ Vaulted ceiling.a with cust0m rundr & t:nd bghnng. 1320EL llACS. TO NATUU UOl,sot Nadcd in a park like setting! Buutifill l lla., 2.SBA, 2 SlOtY, --~ with 2 CV anachcd prafC. Cozy ~-Upgrades throu~ Very pdntc. llOSEA PBISONALITT PLUStt $207 900 Owniml corner lex. Good curb ~. Prall ~t uulde and oui . .New kitdwn counttr top., new cu-pct. roof one ynr ncw Thrtt bcdiooms. 1.75 bubs. Ooo't mlM out!! Call roday. #15PON MBSA VBADB DlllJGHT Sl09,900 3U, l.75BA alnalc atory with b.rgc printt yard. Mow·in concl;c;OO. Calhcdnl ccWrip, 1mu111 olf'. Mlla.133MAA MODBL Pl!UEC'n BVl.NJI $1151000 Super slurp end unh in dainblc Woodbridge. 311R, l SBA l ·n.r pngc. New paint. 8crticr cupct. New bath ~ Cozy lreplxc. '67SUN LOADBD WITH CH.UM! ~900 38R, 2BA. large &mily room/kitdlcn combo leads to beautiful yani with inviting pool & lpll. UP&nded kitchen With bvilt·in island counter & csln alilMu 134.FUS CHA&MJNG WIMILBDON VILLAGJI $304,900 Spacious JBR, 3BA J·a r 1mchcd pngc home with fOrmal dining k brcatfut am. Two lirtj>laca. Marble entrance & kitchen. Frail paint. Prof laodlapa U 4QUE Call for information on joining our team of professionals. TOM SUTRO 668-9333 -- .,. "" · ~ u of June 13, 1196 KEY LENDERS AND RATES ·30., ... fixed 30. Year •dJustable INTEREST ~ POINTS LOCK· TYPE PHONE RATE OWN ('ll.) IN A.P.R. IHTER.EST 'll. POINTS MAX. MARGIN ADJ. RA~ OWN ('ll.) A.P.R. LOAN ('ll.) INDEX FREQ. American Savings Bank S (800) 562-6212 8.250% 20 2.125 30 8.519 3.950% 25 1.000 7.350 600,000 2.400 11 D 1 M 5.875% 20 1.000 8.352 207,000 2.750 6CD 6M Bank of Ariierica B (800) 556-7811 8.375% 20 2.250 45 8.661 California Federal Bank S (800) 225-3337 8.375% 20 1.625 45 8.591 3.625% 20 1.000 7.447 207.000 2.500 110 1M Chase Manhattan Mtg. K (800) 900-6062 8.250% 20 2.125 30 8.519 6.000% 20 1.875 8.718 207,000 3.000 1TS 1Y Coast Federal Bank S (800) 300-5626 8.450% 20 2.000 10 8.709 2.950% 25 1.000 7.341 500,000 2.400 110 1M Countrywide Home Loans K (800) 877-5626 8.250% 5 2.000 45 8.506 4.750% 20 0.000 7.602 207,000 2.750 110 1M Detrick Mortgage Group A (714) 759·9692 8.125% 5 2.000 13 §.379 3.500% 20 1.000 7.346 600,000 2.400 110 1 M Downey Savings S (800) 336-9639 8.250% 20 2.250 30 8.533 --~-~~~~'---~~----~~~~~~-~-~~-~ 2.950% 20 1.000 7.391 500,000 2.450 110 lM Emery Financial A (714) 729-9200 8.125% 5 1.748 15 8.351 2.950% 20 1.813 7.374 600,000 2.350 110 1M ~~~~~~~-----~~-"----------~ FidelityFederal Bank S (800)232-2-309 8.500% 5 1.625 10 8.717 3.950% 10 1.750 7.527 207,000 2.500 110 1M ----~~--~~-~-~ ---First Federal Bank of CA S (800) 672-4332 8.250% 20 2.250 30 8.533 2. 950 % 20 1.250 7.367 207,000 2.400 110 1M Fleet Mortgage K (800) 7()()..5650 8.375% 20 2.125 30 8.646 6.000% 20 2.500 8.564 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y ~--------~~-~-~-~ 4.750% 5 1.000 8.589 207,000 2.875 HS 6M -~----~~~~~~~--~ Glendale Federal Bank S (800) 560-9000 8.250% 5 2.250 45 8.533 ----~~---~---~~~~~--~-~~~~~----~ Great Western. Bank B (800) 492-7587 8.250o/o 20 2.100 30 8.517 3.950% 20 1.000 7.399 207,000 2.450 110 1 M ~-----~~----~ Home Savings S (800) 975-5051 8.200% 10 2.250 30 8.482 3.950% 20 1.000 7.399 500,000 2.450 110 1M ·~----~~~~-~---------~-NatioAsBanc Mtg. Corp. K (800) 685-0001 8.250% 20 2.000 30 8.506 5. 375 % 20 2.500 8.496 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y Newport Coast Ananclal R (800) 808-5626 8.125% 5 2. 125 1 o 8.392 2.950% 25 0.750 7.465 600,000 2.550 110 1M Oceanview Financial A (714) 651·6355 8.250% 5 2.000 15 8.506 6.750% 10 1.500 8.537 207.000 2.750 1TS 1Y -----ProFed Mo'1gage K (800) 686·3756 8.250% 20 2.000 30 8.506 4.250% 20 1.000 7.577 400,000 2.625 11 D 1 M -----~~--~----TLC Fina\'lcial Svcs. A (800) 801 -7300 8.375% 10 1.()00 13 8.521 5. 875 % 5 1.500 8.443 207.000 2. 750 1TS 1 Y --~~~~--------Union Bank B (800) 453-1288 8.375% 20 2.000 60 8.632 5. 625 % 20 1.250 8.247 207,000 2.625 6CD 6M 6.875% 10 0.000 8.610 207,000 3.000 1TS 1Y --------Westem Financial S.B. S (800) 393-9372 8.500°k 5 0.875 30 8.634 --:.--'-~~~~~~---~~-~~~~~--~ Weyerhaeuser Mtg. K (800) 669-6747 8.500% 10 1.500 10 8.703 3.950% 20 1.125 7.462 207,000 2.500 110 1M Both hid & .....,.. programt are 30l30 conwnlionel mottgages. Type of Lender is:,B •Bank; K • ITIOl1gage ti.nkal. A • mongage brokef; S •savings & loan. Mortgage bankers and l>IOk8rs &1e llcensed by the Callfomia Depel1mel1I. al Real Emte es-"'-a blok« or corporallorl. For fnlormation call Cali!. ORE al (916) 227-0931. '"*"'RN tor adjustable$ 1s an 1nrroduclory rate for the first a<11ustmen1 penod. Down PaylMllt Is amount of cash<'-of &ales Pflce) pelcl IO lander prior IO ligfling mortgage contract. Points are 'Iii of loan balance palO IO lendet 81 time of loan ctos,ing Lock~n lS the number of days lendef guarantees rece prior 10 Closing A.P.R. is the annual percentage rele which la an NllmM9d lllW1U8I cost ol lhl loan 10 the bofrower. All A.P.R.s ate calculated by Mongage News Co. based on a $207 .000 loall amount. Ille points shown aoo $700 total lees. The A.P A s are oncluded In this chart tor eotnpari· son °""f. When~ tor a loan, Federal Tf'UtlHo.Lendiog law requires lenders IO calculate an A.PA. specific IO eacn loan otter. Maximum loan Is the maximum lender will loan ul'IOer g111en 1erms. Atl lixed rate programs ha11e a m8JCI. mum of $207,000. Margin (ln "·>is lenders prof~: matgin +index. accual rate alter first aqvscment Incle• ls the basis for setting an a<ljuslable rate (Margin• Index • New Race) 110 * 11cn Dtst Cost ol Funds, HS • 1·Year Treasury 811, L6M. 6-monfl LIBOR. 6TB . 6-month Treasury SIU, 6CO . 6-mon1h average oerlifk:ate ol depOSlt Adju.tment frequency IS the period belween &diustmenrs. TM .. I-Month, 6M c 6-Monlhs, 1V• 1 Vear. Ab rales subject to Change. Vetffy ra1e and telll\S prior to applying tor a loan. Alt lenders provide loans with dofletenl rates and t91'ms for ditte<ent loan amoun1s The 1t1forrnahon presented is not an oHer lo make a loan. For a consumer guide on hOw to shop tor a~._., a $4.50 check payable 10 Mor1gage News Co. 1810 E. 17th St, Sulla 100, Santa Ana, CA 92705. (714) 836-11n COPVAfGHTC l996 Mortgage News Co. Don't miss the incredible values at St. Michel PlarJS One and Three offer homebuyers many opporfunities If you're seriously ready to move-up to the coastal elegance of St Michel in Newport Ridge, don't miss incredible values now being show~ on Plan One and Three homes within this gated. family- oriented neighborhood by California Pacific Homes. According to Debbie Wilson, sales counselor for St. Michel. the favorite among young couples and families is the Plan One, the Beaucaire. A blend of comfort and s<;>pbisti~tion, with 1,913 square feet of tnterior space, three bedrooms or two bedrooms with optional den and two-and one-half baths, this classic home represents just the right amount of living space. Plan One kitchens are a big draw, with oversized pantries and extensive countertop space, noted Wilson. Standard amenities include General Electric white appliances with built-in electric oven, gas cooktop. microwave and dishwasher. Other features such as cast iron sinks, maple cabinetry with finished interiors and hand-set ceramic tile countertops complete the picture. ''Potential homebuyers with growing families should take into consideration that the 2.378 square foot Plan Three, the Lomunc. is a perfect choice for tho...c who need plenty of flexibility and space," Wilson said. "HigbJighted by four bedrooms and three full baths. this home is well-suited for the demands of busy day-to-day living." As elegant as it practical, St. Michel's P1an Tb.rec is graced with a circular stairway, lavish master suite and walk-in closet. dramatic use of window designs, and an inviting formal living and dining room with soaring vaulted ceilings. According to Wilson. the features throughout both Plan One and Three embrace the best of family living. interior highlights include a sunny breakfast nook with outdoor access. cozy woodbumiog fireplace in the family room. convenient lau:pdry room, and two-car garage with direct interior access. "lf you've had your eye on the traditional ambiance and coastal setting of St. Michel, these specific homes will fulfill and exceed your greatest expectations for Orange County living -but inquire soon, these special bonus packages woo 't be around for long." she said. St. Michel offers four single-family designs ranging from 1,913 to 2.466 <iquare feet of elegant living space, with up to four bedrooms and three baths. This neighborhood's timeless beauty is further reflected by the presence of full drive ways. sidewalks, l:trge front lawns and a prestigious coastal location. Designed by the award-winning architectural firm of Richardson, Nagy. Martin, the St Michel citteriors are appointed with wrought iron accents, wood shutte~. radius and transom windows (per plan), complete front yard landscaping, full yard fencing and durable fire. resistant concrete tile roofs. Complementing the active lifestyles of its homeowners, St. Michel features two recreation plazas -private. on·site facilities complete with swimming pools. spas and barbecue areas. Residents Plan Three at St. Michel of Newport Coast will also be close to top-ranked schools of all levels. Balboa Island. the art festivals of Laguna Beach. shopping and dining at Fashion lsland, and John Wayne Airport. . As part of the renowned master-planned community of Newport Coast, residents will have an exceptional range of recreational opportuniLies at hand, including 38 acres devoted to parks, trails. playing fields and canyon view overlook areas. Homeowners in Newport Ridge automatically become members of tloe individual neighborhood's Homeowner Association and the Newport Ridge Community Association. Monthly association dues maintain tbc quality of common area facilities. Newport Ridge is included in an Assessment District and Community Facilities (Mello Roos) District. Consult a.sales representative for details. To visit St. Michel from the Pacific Coast Highway, talce MacArthur Boulevard north and tum right on San Joaquin Hills Road. Turn left o n Newport Ridge Drive and follow the signs to the sales office. From the San Diego 405 Freeway, take MacArthur Boulevard south and tum le ft of San Joaquin Hills Road. Tum left on Newport Ridge Drive and follow the signs to the sales office. Tht St. Michtl models and salts office an open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more informaJion. call Jeanne Sch11mtaehtr or Debbi Mlson al (114) 721-9634. •• f ij . . •. .· ' ·~ ~ ..( ·~---- Fl RST TEAM NEWPORT • • -:-~~~-• 1· ~·'" . .. .. :.(• ' .. '' "' ('.Jr, 'II • . • .• " lli .. OUSE Spectacular bay.ocean view. Wolk to beach. restaurants and theater. $205.CXXJ Cati. .. N.B. BACK BAY 2000 SQ.FT. Wowl Best locotton on Bock Boy. 3BR, 2BA. Best ptlce In area. $239.900. Cati... CORONA DEL MAR 211 Golden Rod 3BR Sat/Sun 1·5 $799,000 Metro Realty Jeanine Paquette 675-2225 336 Morning Canyon. 4BR Sat 12-4 $795,000 Jim & htty McDonald McOonaJd COM Homes 759--9070 4606 Wayne Road-COM 4BR Sat 12-4 $485,000 Robin Fenchel 854-0217 COSTA MESA 1707 East Bay Ave 781 Sat/Sun 1-4 $4, 199,000 Cannery Village Realty 673-Jm 506 '1" Street 381 Sat/Sun 1-4 $1,100,000 Cannery Vlllqe Realty 673-Jm NEWPORT BEACH 2600 Newport BMf. 211 2BR Sat 1-4 $345,000 Cannery vntage Realty 673-3m ' D 2312 Aralia 0pen s~ 1:00 -s:oo Wonderful • bedroom.__3 bath. = level home. Upgraded ~~~=L~~~: Large back yafd, quiet Ioeation. Reclucecl " ...., to Sen •449,000 =:a~ GrUbh&EJJ;s·ME-----· --- D ~ -Wll!i .. . ·. -"" . --·- Millioo S 0ce.ui v~ F..we for Newport N~r Mediterranun ~ $849k w/ienns! "Fvi" stvle Homes •·/Vtews from $2~.000+ intmor w/pool & spa on a IS.50lfft. wfrUlllJI BrW!it & airy. Xlnt lot ia pied vu. Won '1 ta.. I Locatiocu. c.11 Tor loationa. Abeolllk 1-Sovafua value! (lg. l..ugt UIJU'lllled ~BO, 28A f~ SBD etW« wnstJ""' panon.nuc -"* wl~ yard. In an ucdknt OD 13.SOO ft. lot. Was SI 1 milhoa • aro. A vilut at s.>59,900 w/1m111I Now. $799,000 •""-' New Eastsi e Back Ba View! 379 BAY VIEW TERRACE This lovely condo has everything. Redecorated and new appliances. 2BR. 2 .SBA. LfVing room has wood burning fireplace/wet bar & view of bay. Com. pool. spa, tennis and morel OPBNDAILY $549.000 Owner 650-7937 $239,000 Jackie Gillis, Realtor ~"Area Specialist'' 631- cm ~la£ mt=:-· ....., .. Panoramic Views 9or Bease BAllOI VlEW BILlS . me PtW11e om.. c.... .. MM- • E$y .nwled ~Illy .. ""' ..... view f!llllltit .... ~lot • Pri..w ..... ~_..Pool Asta • llldudes pdmclr-' pool .... _ ss.-.. ...... ~·kr ~~ Rose Smiley x296 71.f 631-1400 • pgr 748-6855 New Listing! Traditional Family Home 1532 HIGHLAND DRIVE .. SOLD IN 1996 .. 200 VIA SAN REMO 43 PROSPECT 201 VIA SAN REMO 4 MISSION BAY Jill Wiese NEWPORT HILLS ESTATES • BIG C.ANYON GOLF COURSE VIEWS • CUSTOM HOME QUALITY FEATURES • HARBOR VIEW NEIGHBORHOOD • LARGELOTS • UP TO 4,168 SQ.PT. HOMES • LOW TAX RATE TWEINB EXQUJSITBLY CRAJITED ~LOCATED IN 11fB HAJlBOll VIEW RIUS Al.BA. 'From $6,5,000 [I] NEWPORT llillS 014)644·6811 1111111 ... MANNING&: HOMES . I ,, ,I . " r. \ ., •• \ \ . ' ' ( . ' -~· Fred. Sands Newport Properties celebi-Gtes gr~nd opening of ·new office Fred Sands celebrated the grand opening of the Newport Beach office of Fred Sands Newport Properties this week with a g'1a event Panners Lois Simmons and Judy Raphael greeted guests, who upon arriving for the fetc were given the red carpet treatment, complete with complimentary valet parkiQg. The event took place both inside and outside the new office on Newport Center Drive. Guests ~njoyed hors d'oeuvres, drinks and music as they~ the light new offices, which feature ocean views'.· Pholos by Julie Viker 1La-..~-.;;w.;;;;-..--~---__,,.-~-.:,__~.___;;:..__..~--.:;.____;~ ~ ........ , ... ''· '"' . SC.les open for Civita at Newport Coast next weekend Demond for ocean view homes prompts sales to start two weeks earfy Homebuyers will have their first opportunity to buy at Newport Coast's most sought-after community -Civita at Newport Coast on Sun., June 23 at JO a.m. Located atop majestic coastal hills and inspired by the architectun: of Tuscany, Italy, this exdusive collection of two-and thrc~story homes starts from the high $400.000s. Civita's sales pavilion will open June 23 for the tint time and sales will commence that morning. "Because the rCspome to these homes bas been so extraordinary, we urge anyone interested in this community to call this week and ioqu~ about our sales procedwes," said Dalia Odlumbcr, president of Greystone Homes South Coast. Designed to complement nature's coastal artistry and fulfill the needs of today's discriminating bomebuyer, Civita at Newport Coast features homes ranging from 2,64S to 3,8S9 square feet. with three to five bedrooms and two and one- half-to four baths. The exteriors borrow architectural elements from natural surroundings, including distinctive masonry and wood. A private ocean and canyon-view park at the rim of the community will enhance this intimate gated neighborhood. Civita's innovative designs feature two- and three-story floor plans, with some homes built into the hillside. Highlights include master suites with private retreats and areas to set up a coff ce bar, spacious secondary bedrooms, gounnet kitchens with breakfast nooks, studjes, media rooms with wet bar or desks and optional secondary refrigerators, tWo-and three-car garages and backyard decks to optimize ocean and canyon views. Civita's two-story floorplans include: • The Plan One with 2,645 square feet of space with three bedrooms, three full baths, a den with options for a fourth bedroom and a two car garage. •The Plan Two with three bedrooms, two and one-half baths, a den/optional bedroom in 2,771 square feet of space. This plan also has a two-car garage. • The Plan Three with three bedrooms, and morning room, a media room, th.rec and one-half baths, optional fourth bedroom and a two-car garage. Civita's three story floor plans arc: • The Plan Four. with three bedrooms, a media room. a master retreat, three and one-half baths and an option for a fourth HomeAid aY#ards roofing company for its maior contributions Boral Lifetile, Inc. provided materials to help build shelters for the homeless Backing up their vision to put a solid roof over every American, Boral Lifetile, lnc., rcceotly received an award of recognition for providing roofing materials to m lhelten for the transitionally bomeleaa. 1bc award was presented by HomeAid'. a non-profit organization Cltablilbed by the Building industry Auociation of Orange County (BIA/OC). In makinc lbe J"'CICll~OO. BWOC president and HomeAid9 board member Larry Webb, comment.ed th8t thi1 special recognition wu pwa to a building industry supplier whO had made a major contribution of materials to belp the homel~ throqp HomeAid4'. Boral Lifetile Inc.'• contribution of more than 260 squares Of~ material has helped bouM man lhlal 2-'00 people in Orange c.ounay over dae luc six years. Bob Seaulb, iales ~for the Soutbem CafffomialLu Vegu office of BoraJ Lifetile accepted the award on behalf of the company. "BoraJ Lifetile inc. is committed to being an active participant in the programs that have an impact on our neighborhoods. The HomcAid• program gives us an excellent opportunity to work with the building industry to give back to our community and industry." BoraJ Lifetile. Inc. is among the largest U.S. manufacturers of concrete roof tiles. Currently, the company bas manufacturing facilities in Rialto and Lathrop, Calif.; Casa Grande, Ariz.; Katy, Texas and Lake Wales, Fla. The company aJso bas distribution yards in Vancouver, Wash. and Littleton, Colo. HomeAid9 Orange County is the Irvine- ~ ooo-profit organization that builds and renovates shelters for the transitionally homeless. Since its establishment by the Building Industry Association in June of 1989, HomeAic:r' bas oompleted 23 shelter projects du'ough ·the assistance of more than I ,SOO companies and 20,000 individuals, who have donated more than 300,000 volunteer houn to help the homeless. bedroom in 3,420 square feet. This plan f eaturcs a three-- car garage. • 'lbc three- story Plan Five, which offers 3,859 square feet of space with four bedrooms, an optional deo, a .... media room and Artist's rendering of Civita at Newport Coast a library, four baths and a three car garage. Homebuyers can add a fifth bedroom To reach Civita. take the (73) Corona del Mar freeway to either the MacArthur or Jamboree exit and travel south. At San Joaquin Hills Road. tum left and proceed inland to Ocean Ridge Drive and tum left. At tbiS point, please check in with the guard at the gate. From Pacific Coast Highway, tum north on Newport Coast Drive and tum right on Ocean Ridge and check in at the gate. Priority sales procedures for the June 23 sales opening are now being established. Listed as Southern California's second largest homebuilder, Greystooe Homes has woo numerous industry awards for its outstanding design, construction, marketing and customer service efforts. Builder Magazine recently ranked Greystone Homes the 27th largest builder in the nation. Greystooe's South Coast Division cWTCOtly bas five new home communities in Placentia. Rowland Heights, Coto de Caza and Las Flores and will soon be opening additional new communities in Coto de Caza and Tustin Ranch. Civil4 will be UJHn on Sunda]1 fro• 8 a.m. to 8 p.tn.. ,,ntil tJu llUNku an compkU on &rt., Jut, 27. ProqNcthe b"yen wanting to visit tlae sales pallilioll during tlte week 1/undd caD repreHnlalive U8a Wentel al (714) 852· 9411 for an appoilllmenJ. For inf onnalion 011 otlur Gnysto11e neigltborlwoth, caD 1·(800) 8()8..6888. A loaded question By Steve Ostrin At a recent seminar a gentleman from the audience asked, "ls there any rcuon to buy load mutual funds other than to increase the wealth of the person who sells themr' The issue at hand was whether no-load funds are inherently a better investment vehicle than load funds. For the uninitiated, load funds have eit!lcr an up- front load {sales charge) or back-end load {contingent deferred sales charge). No- load funds appear to not assess 'SalC8 charges. If you can get no-load funds without any sales charges why would you buy load funds? The answer to that is if no-load funds were better in all cues than load funds nobody would buy them. All mutual funds, whether they are owteted as load or no-load funds were better in all cases than load funds, have administrative and matketing expenses as well as management fees. Remember, a mutual fund is an investment compmy that pools itA inveaton' moaoy to ~ large quantities of 1tocb and bonds. Uke moat companies. it is in bu&inen to make • profit. Load funds pay a CC?mmission to the financial representative who sells them. The fund expects the representative's firm to advertise and market their producL The financial representative is expected to provide investment council and advice. No-load funds must rely heavily on media advertising. No-load funds arc legally forbidden from dispensing investmeot lld.vioe. They can, however, advice you of the difference between their family of funds. There are may sophisticated investors who arc willing and able to purchase strictly no-load mutual funds without the help of third party advisers and arc able to evaluate at least the following; I. All of the different types of funds; 2. Buy and hold vs. market timing; 3. Which type of fund(s) arc best for his or her particular situation; 4. Expense ratios and risk factors involved in mutual fund selection; S. The value of a bala.nccd portfolio; 6. Reports published by Morning tar, Lipper. etc.; 7. Historical stock and bond market trends;. 8. When, if ever, derivatives are an appropriate part of a portfolio; 9. The diffe~nce between yield and toW return; 10. Capital gains vs. dividend-driven returns and their tax ramifications. Sin• °""" " """' ~ CM.1111 FllttuKilll ~nk•, S1S ANcNI IUN., S.. a.JO, COltli M""' Ct 92'26; (114) 5#- 0201. ' \ ., ' •. J l ' ~ I .. •' ·, .. " ·. > .I'