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Home My WebLink About1996-07-20 - Orange Coast PilotSP 0 RT s· Hometown player recalls quest f or gold Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ·· 'He was ... · a ·man of the highest _morality' Newport Beach r esident William Story, who perffihed iil fateful 1WA Flight 800, is recalled J udy Story (left) and her daughter, Jillian Smith, refiect on the We of Wllllam Sto ·ey John Canalis, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -It was a second marriage for William and Judy Story. And a successful one at that. The couple, both widowed, wed in 1991. Bill adopted Judy's children. route to a busi- ness meeting in France when the 7 4 7 exploded over Long Island. He wasn't sup- posed to be on the doomed jet. The insurance company execu-"It was starting over,• Judy, 53, said. "We found out how blessed we were to find happiness again.• Then fate stepped in the way. William Story, 51, was a passen- ger on TWA Flight 800. He was en Wllllam Story tive missed an earlier flight when his limousine driver got lost on the way to the airport. He was switched to Flight 800. Story by Julie Ross Cannon • Photo!i by Don Leach Youngsters learn the physical qhallenges of firefighting during a kid-sized competition · at the Orange County Fair Joelle Teeter shifted the red, plastic fireman's hat on her small head before taking nold of the small hose. Robert yYedlock, a .firefighter with the Orange sling the h~ <>ver her shoulder and grabbed the slack. •Are you ready?• he asked? HOK, gol" Joelle sprinted down the 20-foot stretch in her bullcYfuetighter j¥=}cet to a fire target. Stumbling ove*r too-big galoshes, she prematurely fµcked the hose's faucet on before reaching the .line of plastic fire hydrants. A steady stream of water fired into the air until Wed- lock grabbed hold of the hose and helped Joelle hit the tar- get with the spray. A loud bell rang five seconds.later, and Joelle dropped the hose in surprise. "Huny, huny," Wedlock shouted as Joelle scampered over to a child.lik:e mannequin, grab- bing the dwmny tightly ~oun<JJb.e neck. · •You're almost there," another firefighter called from the finish line, 30 feet away. Finding her second wind, JQelle struggled toward the firefighter, dragging the SO-pound • SEE FIRE KIDS PAGE 13 Judy, who shortly before the explosion received a phone mes- sage from William :Saying he loved her, wasn't absolutely sure if her husband was a passenger. "I was watching TV all night, trying to find out if he was on the flight," she said. "I found out at 9 a .m. the next morning." But her gut feelings were telling all along. "I just knew it," she said. "I said 'My God, this happened again.'• •SEE VICTIM PAGE A13 Anthony Aclnelll. 8 (left), cools things off at the MJnl.ftrefighter Challenge. Below, Gina Hicks, 11, and Flreflghtel' . . Robert Wedlock . simulate drag· ging a 40·pound cblld to safety. as a husband and father. WUllam was among the victims of TWA Flight 800 that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, killing all aboard. DON LEACH I DAILY P1LOT Local teachers concerned about cutting cl~ size • Instructors are worried about a proposed option to hire aides and the quality of teachers with emer- gency credentials. · By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -While school offi- cials ponder their alternatives and parents clamor for action, local teachers an! closely monitoring the lower class size discussion, wondering if they will be blessed with only 20 children in their classrooms this fall. The new state budget provides interested school districts with $650 per student to help reduce bulging class sizes to 20 students per teacher in kinder- garten through third grades. teachers wondering about Newport- Mesa's plans have kept the local teach- ers' union office busy answering phones and sent the union president, Linda Mook, seeking answers. "Talk about a big issue among teachers -this is one of the teach er s in the class- room, not just warm b di " II o es ... -UNDAMOOK •• biggest," Mook said. "One of our concerns is simply how quickly our district is going to get on board looking at this option." Many teachers are watching other dis- tricts hire teachers and split classrooms to accommod&te the new classroom ratio and wonder why they haven't heard from their own district, she said. That question prompted Mook to write a letter to Superintendent Mac Bernd Wednesday, . outlining the teachers' main concerns. Mook said teachers are concerned about •SEE TEACHERS PAGE 14 .. Bomb found in college parking lot r-----------~-----------------------, COSTA MESA -A bomb was found in the parking lbt of Orange Coast College Friday by a campus Jeeurity guard. police said. The device made from an unidentified liquid, a battery, ttmer and detonator' was found near the car of a 28-year-old Jtu- dent at about 8:30 a.m ., said Cos· ta Mesa police Capt. Tom Laza.r. Bomb experts dilarmed the advice. It did not explode. Lazar said the bomb appeared to have a faulty timer. Lazar IUfD1iled that the bomb wu intended to harm the OCC student, however, no one was lnjured in the lnddent. The Deily Pilot bu cboeen not to Mme the itudeilt. -ly Jollll C-11• Loving every moment ... . Weight room may bear name of late water pOlo player Gray Lunde •Parents, friends and former teammates of teen who died last year say gesture is fitting way to remember him. By c.rotyn Miller, Daily Pilot have tremen- dous talent and their youngest son, Gray, would have bffn among them, Bob Lunde lam.eilt- ed. •nie New- port Harbor program ii a rtstn9 star again and .. haft'° .. bKk .net wonder what would baft been.. Lunde aald. • 1t•1 riAlly bard beceme Gray WM a ..a ...,... tioMl ...... Ud bit Wiald ...... been the center of the WbDle thing: AJ SAT\MOAV, JULY 20, 1996 1bis weekend at the· Orange . County Fair · • , ' \ ' ' greer wylder \ ...................... .. : Cal's celebrating 50th · birthday with contest T o celebrate Cal's Camera's 50th year in the photogra- phy business, Cal's is hav- Saturday •HOURS: 10 a.m. to midnight • DISCOUNl'S: No special dis· CC?UDts on this day. A sample of the many sched- uled events: ' • 10 a.m. Sculpture spaces demonstrations • VISUal Arts Building Building Barnaby the Juggler -Melody Junction Stage The Harmony Notes Quartet • Cal Spas Centennial Stage • 6 p.m. Lawnmower Races (until 8 p .m.) ·Coors Light Grandstand.Arena "Tups for Kids" by Gordon Tillt • Crafts & Cooks Gallery/Home Arts Building Reminisce Hitch/Oxen Hitch · Newport Arena/Equestrian Center • 1 p.m. Disco Night with the . t· I I'. \ I ;'\; ( I . F f{ I s B L I: s light Stage/Visual Arts Building Guns & Garters Square Dancers -Cal Spas centennial Stage • 4 p.m. Centipede Stomp - Youth In Motion Building Artist Dick Thomson: Watercol- or Demonstrations • Visual Arts Building· Martha Armstrong -Flower Garden Stage/Floral Building Wlld Roses singing duo -Cal Spas Centennial Stage • 5 p.m. The Sixteens Plus - Times Heritage Stage • noon Bouquet of Salad Con· 'Irammps, Vicki Sue Robiruon, -H~~~~cmd~:e-Rtrvce--=----J-=~:-=:~-=---:~ , ing an amateur photo;c~o;;.n~tes::;.:;t.=--l-+---tei~-\:.IRWEIH!~.eo~--en es Will be on p ay or Gallery/Home Arts Building Beehive Hairdo Contest - Times Heritage Stage ~~-'--~-:----1 --_,0..,.an-Wile& Meadow~ Stage Barnaby the Juggler -Melody Junction Stage ' two weeks in the store. Prizes worth $1,000 will be distributed to the 12 winners. The dead.line ' to enter the contest is Weines- day, July 31at 5 p.m. The three categories are animals, people and landscapes. Photographs can be in color or black and white, and must be 8 by 10 or 8 by 12 in size and mounted on an 11 by 14 mount board. The con- t~st is open to amateurs only. Cal's Camera is located at 1770 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa. ' Wllllam Harold Jewelers (673-0365) is having a semi· annual half -off sale now through Wednesday, July 31. The sale features diamond wed- ding sets, one-of-a-kind pieces, antique and fine jewelry, estate pieces, and watch and jewelry repair services are available. William Harold Jewelers is local· ed at 3116 Newport Blvd. in Newport Beach. Laura Ashley (545-9322) is having a summer sale on select- ed clothing and all fabrics, bed.ti· nens and wallcoverings will be marked down 20% to 30% off. Laura Ashley is located on the second level of South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Hemphill'• Shoes (650-6856} ~is having a summer sale. All in Tractor Pull -Youth In Motion Building • 1 p.m. Com on the Cob Eat· ing Contest -Kids Patch Stage Artist Dick Thomson: Watercol- or Demonstrations • Visual Arts Building Kay's School of Dance -Cal Spas Centennial Stage • 2 p.m. Photo Shoot-out (until 4 p.m.) -VJSual Arts Building Wme Seminar •Pinot Noir• - Courtyard Country Western Dance Acad- emy • Tunes Heritage Stage • 3 p.m. Orange County Song and Dance · Tunes Heritage Stage Swing Kids Premier • Celebra· tions Stage/Youth In Motion Building Dan Wtles · Meadows Stage • 4 p.m. Centipede Stomp · Youth 1n· Motion Building The Harbor Singers · Times Heritage Stage Otavalomanta Ecuador Music - Spotlight StageNisual Arts Building • 5 p.m. Steppin Out Cloggers -Spotlight StageNisual Arts Arlington Theater • 8:30 p.m. Port City Jazz Band • Cal Spas Centennial Stage Alley Cats-a capella -Mead- ows Stage Lloyd Mabrey-balladier • 9 p.m. Bijou Magic Show · Bijou Magic Palace Scot Wiley Combo -Times Heritage Stage • 9:30 p.m. Orange County All- stars Jazz Band -Meadows Stage • ALL DAY: Straw Art by Morgyn Geoffry-Owens, American Museum of Straw Art, Visual Arts/Gems and Minerals Building-Demon- strations provided by mem- bers of the Gem Carvers Guild of America, Leather Tooling by California Lea\her Guild. Sunday • HOURS: 10 a .m. to midnight •Discounts: No special dis- counts on this day A sample of the many sched- uled events: • 10 a.m. International Day (until 6 p.m.) • Kids Patch Stage DAVE UJCHANSKY I DAllY PllOT Crazy Daisy gets vertical to beat Hershey tO the Oytng disk durlng competition at the lair. The dogs perform dally at the Equestrian Center. • noon Korean Folk Dancer - Times Heritage Stage "The Hedge·Hog-Lacers Bob· bin Lace" • Crafts & Cooks Gallery/Home Arts Building 'Iractor Pull -Yo~th In Motion • 1 p.m. Talent Search -Times Heritage Stage Divine Talents Singers - Cal Spas Centennial Stage "Good Bugs for Your Home and Garden" · Crafts & Cooks Gallery/Home Arts Building • 2 p.m. Wine Seminar "Zin· fandel" • Courtyard West Coast Music Theater -· limes Heritage Stage "Entertaining With Insects" by Ron Taylor -Crafts & Cooks- Gallery /Home Arts Building • 3 p.m. Girls Nite Out • Flower Garden Stage/Floral Building Elk WMst!e/Bill Neal -Spot· • 6 p.m. •Rose Pins in Leather" by Roz Short - Crafts & Cooks Gallery/Home Arts Building Joe Gandelman-ventriloquist - Buffalo Bend Bandstand • 1 p.m. Crystal Gayle · Arling-. ton Theater Monkey Grip Blues'-Flower Garden Stage/Floral Building Russell Brothers Circus -Circus area • 8 p.m. Best Pick:in's Show-De- 0 -Coors Llgbt Grandstand Arena Otavhlomanta Ecuador Music - Spotlight StageNisual Arts Building Touch of Class Orchestra - Times Heritage Stage • 9:30 p.m. Orange County All· stars Jazz Band • Meadows Stage Lloyd Mabrey-balladier:: 'Buf- falo Bend Bandstand • ALL DAY: Leather Tooling by California Leather Guild, Weaving & SpiJming by South Coast Weaver's Guild, Wood· turning by the Woodshed by Orange County Woodtwner's Association. : stock Bruno Magli and Alden ~shoes are discounted 40%. Own· : er Bryan Hemphill says the store ·~as a wide range of sizes in stock including size 13. "Even the very comfortable and popu- • Jar Bruno Magli deerskin shoe is ·now on sale,· says Hemptd!J. Lucky 20 get to plan sister city trip to Okazaki I· :-Since operung the new location • 1ast fall, Hemphill's has added a • selection of women's casual ; shoes that includes Sebago • Docksides and Clarks sandals. . · Westcliff Drive in Westcliff Court : in Newport Beach. , Sunday is the last day of : Garys semi-annual sale. Select- • ed men's clothing is reduced up : to 60% off. Garys (759-1622) is •• ·.located at Fash.ion Island m ~·Newport Beach Roger's .Gardens (640-5800) lS selling teak chaises at a reduced .. price of $299. There are also din- ing sets. side tables and accesso- • ry pieces that go with the out-~ door chaises. Roger's Gardens is located at 2301 San Joaquin .. Hills Road in Newport B.ch. ... a., Mark your calendars: next .:: weekend Westcllff Plaza in • Newport Beach (Irvine Boule· .. vard and Westcliff Drive) is hav- ing its fabulous sidewalk sale · with best buys galore. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "• BEST 8UYS appears Thursdays and ·,...Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, call me at 540-1224, or fa)( me at 646- ~ 4170. S ISTER CITY TRIP: Up to 20 lucky residents will be trav- eling to Okazaki, Japan, July 30-Aug. 8 as ~ey cele~rate ships between Okazaki and Newport Beach and 50 years of cityhood of Okazaki. According to Sister City board member and Newport-Balboa Rotarian Wendell Fish, the itin· erary includes an evening in Nagoya; visits to famous castles, mountain spa resorts and a 300· year-old mountainside village; parades, a festival and fireworks spectacular in Okazaki and a couple of nights in Tokyo. For more information on the Sister City trip, call 720-1077. NEW OFFICEas FOil HAR- BOR MESA UONS: Barbara Hayward bas been installed as president of the Newport Har- bor/Costa Mesa Lions Club for 1996-97 by District 4-L4 Vice Governor Mike Scheafer. Serv· ing with Hayward are Arlene · Schafer, Marianne Capelle and Pat Wood, vice presidents; Karen Lamas, secretary; Marilyn Rath, treasurer; Carol Van Holt, Tail 1\vister and Bea Olson, Lion Tamer. Installed as members of the board were Marian Perrin, Aide Marquez, Ellyn Snowden, Maybelle Green, Ann Mcllroy and Vlr¢nla Buckles. Imrnedi- was presented a gift of luggage in recognition of her service in 1995-96. J01TINGS ... Congratulations to former Newport Beach City Manager Bob Wynn and Carol Wilson who were recently mar- ried and are now on a .two-week honeymoon in Hawaii. The new Mrs. Wynn is a 10 year Newport Beach resident and a commer- cial real estate agent. And congratulations go to long time Costa Mesa volunteers and community leaders Vaugh and Helen Redding as they cele· brate their 60th wedding anniversary 1 I saw a' T-shirt this week which said so long to Pasta Me•a, closing Aug. 1 and Gino's on the Hill, the two most recent restawants to occupy 428 E. 17th Street in Costa Mesa. The prop· erty will be turned into a Boston Market, giving some competition to Koo Koo Roo, located a few blocks west on 17th Stree t. COMMUN ITY & CLUBS jim de boom Congratulations to Eleanor Dickson, wile of Newport-Bal- boa Rotarian llichard Dickson and to Caroline Babott of the Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club, both of whom received their Paul Harris Fellow Award from Rotary International. You know your wife (in this case, my wife Barbara) hasn't been to the grocery store lately when the first three manufactur· er coupons she pulls out expired 10/31/91, 4/30/92 and 7/31/92. WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SERVICE CLUBS: Danielle Augustine, Rozallnda Lopez and Susan Monsen all of whom joined the Soroptimlst lntema- ttonal of Newport Harbor. Brad Humphres, who joined the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons Club. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS TIUS COMING WEEK: Want to get more involved in your com- munity? Visit a service club this ~· Guests are welcome and mos\ clubs will buy your meal on your fu t visit. TIJESDAY -7:30 a.m. -New· port Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club for craft talks. Noon -Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club. Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa Mesa Com- munity Center. 6:00 p.m. -Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Llons Club, the Fish Fry Club meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club. WEDNESDAY • 7:30 a.m. - Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club meets at the University Athletic Club. Noon -Soropt:imist Inter- national of Newport Harbor meets at. the Santa Ana Country Club to bear Brigide Daily. Costa Mesa Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde Country Club. The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club for a program by Bob. · Newport-Balboa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian · Yacht Club for an update on the Boy Scouts of America. . THURSDAY -7:00 a .m. -Cos· ta Mesa-Orange Coast Breakfast 1 Lions Club meets at Mi.mi's Cafe., Noon -Kiwanis Club of Corona del Mar, meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn for a report ool the International Convention. , The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club. The Newport·l.rvi.ne Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel to hear Brig. Gen· e ral Bolden on Astronauts. . · WORTH REPEATING ... froIJ} 1 1 the Klwanla Club of Newport · Beach Newsletter "The best way I to succeed in life is to act on th~ advice we give to others.~ : : • COMMUNITY a a.uas Is published ; every Saturday In the Daily Pilot. 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Balboa 68161 TIDES Costa Mesa 73166 TODAY COfona del Mar First low 67/60 6:42a.m. 0.7 SURF FOllECAST First high 1:24 a.m. 4.2 LOCATION SIZE Second low Wedge 1·2 SSW 7:00 p.m. 2.3 Newport 1-2 SSW Second high Blackles }·3 SSW Aftw Midnight River Jetty ·3 SSW 1-2 SSW SUlmAY CdM - First low llOATING 7;14 a.m. 1.0 Ll9ht wln<k durln~ Flm.hlgh morning hours wl I 12;331.m, 4.1 btcome westerly. fif-Second low tetn knots, ~ gen· 1·11 pm 2.3 .,~. two foot wtnd Second high WIWS. Elcptct I 2;05 p.m 4.l ~~of two to ttwM feet. ... ArHl of loW (b;dl .......... 6) Swftlne WaV9trak fot-todlty A hHlthy southern Mmlsphent swell hit Wednesday. It put the masses In chest to head-high wives, and the best spots Into 8-foot sets. Waves start winding down Sat· urday. A smaller • southwest swell shows SuOO.y, wtth 2-to S·foot waves atm.good southerly exposed areas. That holds through Mondty. Fpr l.ttest \urf ntpe>rt and foreGISt updates, call tn. Surftlne, 1·900-976- SURI. The ~II emu 11.50 8nd any ~ btttotl. COSTA..sA • JOOO blodc of Ktttendale W•Y: A purse w.s stolen from a • living room table while a woman slept In her bedroom. It con- tained S56. pens, ~NP and other Items. • ._ blods flf ~a..-A burglar broke Into• home through an open sliding gltis door. A comJ*t disc ~ and headphone. v.euect •t Sf54. were taken. • 500 Modt of w.t ,..,. ltrMt: Speaken, • compact disc • pt.yer end comJ*t dlsa were stolen. Prowlers c.ame In .: through an open wtndow. • • 110i blodc ttf WNttlet Roed: Power tooli valued at S1,200 were stolen from the badt of e truck whllt the owner stopped to mike I phont ml. • am l.e.idl ef M1 ••d.e Awn.w. A locked bike WIS stolen. • 1• .._..., ,_. a.t Drhe: A man left his unlocked 1 c..-paftced ln front of hit house. SorMone op.ned the ear door, did(ed thee-rage door opener' and~ the garege. The ' thi.f took a KOOter, model alrplenes end other Items v1lued at S875. .... OlllllAOI •a. Medl ...... •Avenue: A l.wn mower w• stottn , from M open CM=· • 5* Medl .. _...,.. Dttw: A~w.~ e woman undrMI In her duplex. She sew him ttwough 1 window .... nOtidng hll lhedow. • .............. t• 9'N9I: ~. I CMftCOf'dtt, = = da1hlnl wlued et S1,100 Wlf'9 *"'" frOM a ,, - Ncwpon Be.ch/Co.ta Mesa Daily Piloc SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 .Musewn merger-foes Jose one Court battle Calm sett,tles on bay for time being P eace has come to the val-This is calleq the Green including requiring the city to ley. I think. After more Acres n project. It is, of comse, deprive its citi2:ens of their Finl •Laguna museum fans "I think they have than a year of bellicose what should have been done in Amendment rights. don't get their immediate arguments between the' Evil the first place. There is a huge Even 5o, Newport kept the a fundamental . Empire of the Irvine Ranch and growing market for door open and, finally, IRWD restraining order, but a i d d . Water District and the city of reclaimed water; it is not only came in and shook hands. m sun erst an 1ng N rt B ch al ·th 1 · 1i be there stm . judge will review the ewpo ea , ong wi eco ogically sound, it is prof-o sure, are . of the merger they assorted activist white knights itable. some gotchas: Newport Beach . arguments Aug. 1. think results i'n the fighting for the virtue of New-It's hard to understand why has to agree not to appeal the port Bay, there is an agreement. IRWD, in the face of overwhelm-regional water board's decision; By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot loss of Laguna's It has taken more than a year ing opposition from Newport not to sue IRWD; not to oppose and a half to reach this uneasy Beach and its residents, insisted IRWD using waste water for its NEWPORT BEACH _ An museum, but it peace. I first wrote about the fred . on relentlessly pushing to get its marshes and duck ponds, and to Orange County Superior ·11 t " Great Sewage Invasion March 1 way. ask Marilyn Brewer to amend Court judge Friday denied a Wl ·n O • • • • of last ·year. I have continued • Here's the city of Newport her Assembly bill in IRWD's group's request for an imme-_SHELLEY LIBERTO blathering about it for at least a martin Beach., innocently priding itself favor. diate restraining order to dozen more columns. on the enormous improvements The city also has to fork over block the merger of the New-• Hopefully, this will be the last the Regional Water Quality to the quality of bay water. $545,000, about 90% of which t H b d one. Nitrate content had been will go toward the construction por ar or an Laguna Hopefully, Peer Swann, mul-Control Board welcomed IRWD's reduced in the last decade from cost of the Green Acres pipeline. Beach art museums. new county museum's attor-ti-year president of IRWD, and project two weeks ago, can sink 12,000 pounds a day to the pre-No, it isn't fair that an inno- But the judge set an Aug. 1 ney, said the group's actions 0 J ck Skinn ti.red into the sea as the sun does. 4 000 cent party has to pay 500 1"'Pl're h . d 1 t . . b r. a er, a re sent , . MM~ eanng ate to review the are a e m coming e cause internist and a longtime leader Hopefully, there will be no The along comes IRWD. At to protect an essential part of its entire matter, allowing each the merger is a done deal. of bay-cleanup activists, can more need for money for first, the City Council says, offi-environment and a major factor Al side time to submit paper-Liberto said he is confident once again greet each another ap~als and litigatio~ and other dally, we welcome your stuff to in its economy. 1--~--1~~~~~~~~~~~~-J-L.ll.e_l;.UULL....JN...lll.-D.W....-W::.cu~..a._-+--1~~~l-ftri·ifffi·ds-they-ha~l@@'fl':-.J-t.iie1llCS...toJlteE~RMl!Ls..tr:eat:e.c1~-l-oiur-bay:-But-l"en~d-eoiffl.--+--=-~B~u~t~as~C~o~un~c:ilman~=:.~1i=om=-~~--1~-llll The long-awaited marriage reversal of the me rger Until retiring last year, Jack was sewage out of a long-suffering cilwoman Norma Glover won't Edwards puts it: "We're of the two museums, which because of the irreparable Peer's doctor for some 20 years. bay. roll over. damned if we do and ~ed if formed the Orange County harm -including financial Hopefully, Bob Caustin, can _ ' "Hopefully" is the operative The people fight IRWD at we don't ... This gives us an Museum of Art, was approved loss -such a move would go back to earning a living from word here, as Newport Beach presentations in Newport Beach, immediate way to avoid dis- by the state attorney general inflict on the county museum. the solo real estate practice he City Attorney Bob Burnham and at hearings at IRWD's posh charge (of treated sewage) into last week and finalize d Tues-"I don't think (MMM) will has virtually abandoned in the agrees. The deal among IRWD, headquarters building. We write the bay." d B t th t did 't t be successful," L1'berto sa1·d . t Newport Beach and the Orange l tt ha tin w And it gives us time to sharp-ay. u a n s op a pas year. e ers, we ve mee gs. e en our knives for the next Evil group called Motivated "I think they have a funda-Bob organized Defend the County Water District has, as know we're right, know we're Burnham Empire that wants to rape and Museum Members from their mental misunderstanding of Bay to do just that. Since the . says, more ifs in it on the side of the angels. plunder the bay. Plan to keep the Laguna the merger they think results first of the year, Defend The Bay than he would like. Finally,, the council~"" to ...,...~......, Now that the state Regional museum autonomous. in the loss of Laguna's muse-raised $50,000 to pay marine Basically, the pact calls for fight back. Ultimately, it proves Water Quality Control Board has Motivated Museum Mem-um, but it will not." scientists to shed light on the IRWD to pump its surplus treat-to be futile. The state water blessed the dumping of outside bers, or MMM, applied .for a The merger also launched holes and the unknowns in ed sewage -I guess now I board v9tes 5-1 to approve elements into the bay, can the restraint to immediately stop the agreement with the Lagu-IRWD's massive defense of the should call it reclaimed water, IRWD's project. . visigoths of the tollway authority· the business proceedings sur-na Heritage Corp. for its con-program it calls a Hwetlands the preferred euphemism -All along, the city pushed to be far behind? Proiect." over to OCWD, which will then get the Green Acres deal. But rounding the merger while tinued operation of the Lagu-'.J they pursue a reversal of it. na museum site on a smaller Hopefully, a brand-new fund-sell it for inigation of parks, golf IRWD threw up multifarious and • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. But Shelley Liberto, the scale. raising project, activated after courses and the like. ludicrous roadblocks, up to and Sout~oast Thrift & Loan Association The Phen-Fen Diet The :rnswer 1s \'CS! llo\Vc..'\"Cr the treat· mcm of oliesit\' nr Jn nvcnve1ght l"Ondi· 1ion also require~ appropriate lifcst~ le changes and :m 111divrdualized. phyi;1o:in· supervised. con1prl'11cns1\'c .1ppro~ch including diet, beh.1~i0< mod ifia11ion and cxcrl'isc. 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I guess it wasn't in the tarot cards. So I left. Still feeling the need to learn about myself, I headed to the next best thing: the Televac Per- sonality Analysis booth. I signed my name on a card, checked my astrological sign, Leo, and hand- ed the card to Clilf Televac. He inserted the card in a pnrnitive-looking machine V(ith rows of Lights similar to the john canalis bridge on the onginal "Star Trek.• A few seconds later, this son of HAL spit out a sheet describ- ing my personality based on my handwriting. · ·It reads your signature and sends it back out,· Televac said. "Look at it. Is that you?" I looked. I read. My gosh, it was me. Here's what it said: You are generous and enjoy sharmg with others. (Of course.) You often have changes of mmd and mood. (I do not. Do, too) You are too critical of yourself. (Nobody's perfect.) You have a tendency to worry needlessly. 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You have a way oi making boring /oba aeem lnterestlng. (No comment.) You do not Jnaplre d.Lsl1ke or anger 1n others. (Talk to my ed.J- tora) You are aenB1Uve and easily hurt by crlUcism. (Stop getUng so personal.) You remain d.Jgn/Jled, even under streas. (It's called stuffing your emotlom.) My ego was stroked and stripped. All for $3. Televac was a gentleman, cheery and fun to be around. He lives about 50 miles from Palm Springs and comes to Costa Mesa to cool off and analyze fair folks. And you don't need to be a psychic to find him. The person- ality test booth is on Commercial Lane. . Pier race raises funds for lifeguards More than 200 swimmers from throughout Southern Cal- ifornia competed in the 20th annual Pier to Pier Swim Sun- day in Newport Beach, life- guards said. Participants raced froxn the Balboa Pier to the Newport Pier in 63 degree water with small surf and mild currents, said Newport Fire and Marine Lt. Jim Turner. . Craig Nadel of Santa Moni- ca won \he race, completing the 1.8-mile course in 41 min- utes and 40 seconds. Stephanie Munatones of Long Beach won the woman's com- petition with a time of 46 min- utes and 13 seconds. The event benefits the Newport Beach Ocean Life- •JOHN-CANAL.IS i1 a-Oaily-Pilot-staff ,_ writer. w,4ftilxo We Cat•r Fiestas Exhibition Cooking Our Speclettyl • Sizzling Fajitas Ber • Handmade Tortillas • StrolNng Mer1echle 714 645-0209 guard Association. It was start· ed in 1976 to celebrate the nation's bicentennial. -By John Canall1 Local orthopedic center rated highly Patients at Hoag Ortltopedic Services gave the center high marks in a survey conducted by independent research firm NCG Research. Ninety-five percent · of patients rated physicians, living arrange- ments, and overall satisfaction as excellent, very good, or good. Hoag's percent of "excel- lent" ratings in seven such areas exceeded the percent of "excellent" ratings received by all other orthopedic pro- grams in the NCG database. Hoag Orthopedic Services ~'At,. o u v s g BUY a BEU URD CLOTHl!e, TOY9 • ACCl!eeoAll!•. l!TC. 21584 Ntlwport Blvd. (n Del Mar) ...,.....,,...,, CoeU Meell (714) U1·7313 performs more than 100 hip and knee joint replacements per year. Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian ls located at 301 Newport Blvd in Newport Beach. For more information call 574-6985. OMV to close August through November The Costa Mesa Depart- ment of Motor V~hicles office will be closed 5 p .m . Friday, . Aug. 16 through Sunday, Nov. 19. The three month renova- tion will include ceiling and lighting work and the installa- tion of new furniture. Surrounding offices, such. as those in Laguna Hills, Santa Ana, and Westminster, will continue to operate. For more information call 631-2220. Ne·wport Tobacco OF FASHION ISLAND EST.1991 The Finest Cigars, By George! NOW IN STOCK: HAMILTON S C IQARS George Hamilton's Own Private Blend. NEWPORT TOBACCO OWNER, RICHARD HALI.NIAN & CEORCE HAMILTON N E WPOR T B EACH 644-5153 OPEN SEVEN DAYS bllmliSERVICE SHOPS AREA• OPEN SEVEN DA'.·Y·S-· FASHION ISLAND 1065 NEWPORT CIM"ER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH (714) 759-1622 GARYS SALE HOURS , MON.-FRJ. 10:00 TO 9:00 SATURDAY 10:00 TO 6:00 SUNDAY 1 l :00 TO 6:00 '\. • Fashion Island • Newport Beach Sale Starts Thursday, July 11th, 9:00arn -9:00prn and Will Continue Through July 21st POWER IOAT HANDLING ClASS A 10-hour cowse that teaches the ins and outs of m nning a twin diesel power boat is offered by Orange Cout College's Salling Program from 7 to 10 p.m., July 25 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., July 26 at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Registration fee 1s $198. For more information, call 645-9412. SAILING PROGRAM Orange Coast College's Salling Program presents "Bareboat Chartering," a class that teaches intermediate-level sailors the skills necessary to operate a mid- i.ized auxiliary cruising boat from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 20, 27, Aug. 3 and 10 aboard OCC's Islander 36, • Andiamo. • Registra- tion fee is $198. For more infor- mation, call 645-9412. BAREBOAT CHARTERING Orange· Coast College's Sail- ing Program offers an advanced bareboat chartering course, fea- turing a four-day cruise in South- ern California Waters July 22 through .25. Registration fee is $375. For more information, call 645-9412. FISHING ASH SCHOOL Fishing classes are offered Monday and Tuesday of each week. Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion at 6 a.m . and return at 4 p .m. Cost is $125 per person. For more information, call 673- 2810. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO DORY ASHING flEET Get to the Newport Pier/McFadden Square early to watch the fleet return wi,lh the fresh catch of the day. The fish is prepared for sale at the open..air market. RSHINGTIUPS Fisb.iJul1.wpplies and boat charters (open party and private) are available at Newport Land- ing Sportfisbing, 309 Palms, Suite F, 675:.os501 Palco Fishing Charters, 832-77081 and Davey's Locker, 400 Main St., Balboa, 673-1434. SPORTFISHING CHARTERS Day and night fishing charters are available for groups or sin- gles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Headquarters on the Peninsula, 673-2810. SAIUNG SAILING LESSONS, BOAT RENTAL Learn to sail or windsurf at Resort Watersports. You can also rent windsurfers and 14-foot sail- boats at $15 per hour. Call 729- 1154. MORE SAILING, BOAT RENTALS Sailboat rentals and private lessons are available at Marina Sailing in the Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced classes include navi- gation, big boat, power boat, introduction to heavy weather and first-mate instruction. Call 613-1163 for more information. Also call the Blue Dolphin Sail- ing Club at 644-2525 or the Udo Sailing Club at 675-0827 for rentals. KAYAK ClASSES Beginning sea ka'ya..ldng, rolling clinics and private lessons are offered. Kayak and sea ski rentals are also available. For more information, call Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., 675- 1215. KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS 1Wo-hour kayak tours begin at 10 a.m. every Sunday from New- port Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult, $10 per child. Kayak rentals and classes are also available. Call 729-1154. MORE KAYAK RENTALS Single ($10 per hour) and dou- ble ($15 per hour) kayak rentals are available in the Balboa Fun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, 673-7200. Paddle Power also pro- vides kayiUt. surf, ski and canoe rentals. Call 675-1215. CANOE TOUR OF BACK BAY Back Bay canoe tours are offered _by Upper Newport Bay every Saturday. Meet at 8:30 a.m. on Shellmaker Island. For more information, call 640-6746. ROWING LESSONS, CANOES The Newport Aquatic Center offers sweep rowing (one oar), sculling classes (two oars) and canoe rentals. Classes run for four weeks and cost $15. Introductory clinics are also available Satur- days and Sundays at a cost of $10. For more information, call 646- 7725. SCUIA 11IAINING The Aquatic Center, 4537 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, otters scuba training consisting of six evening and two weekend day classes. Cost ranges from $200 to $310. The center al.so otters scuba rentals, special trips, repairs and air fills. For more information, call 650-5440. rT'S A DIVE At Dive-in Scuba, 2482 New- port Blvd. in Costa Mesa, certifi- cation classes for beginning to instructor level scuba divers are available. Other services ottered include local boat charters, equip- ment sales, rentals and repairs. For more information call 631- 9288. UNDERWATER CLEANING U underwater cleaning is 'more t9 your liking, grab your snorkel and join DIVERS. Cost is $10. For more information, call 122-9406. OTIIER RENTAIS Sall alrbome outside the har- bor, pulled by a motorboat, cour- tesy of Balboa Parasailing near the Balboa Pun Zone. A 90- minute trip costs $45. For more information, call 673-1693. Spend a day relaxing In a motorized lounge chair rented from Resort Watersports inside Newport Dunes for $25 per hour. Pedal boats, electric boats, booqie boards, kayaks, inflatable rafts, beach fwniture and wet suits are also available. Call 729-1154. Balboa Boat Rentals often 1ltS ATIRACTM ANO DEPEt()A8U ROWNG Fl£ KEEPS OOCMNTS 00 Slffl.ES CLOSE AT HAN>. SlDES lHlER A DESI< YffN NOT IN USE. ~ ROWNG FlE IS MADE Of EPOXY-COATED STEEL 00 IS AVAU&E IN Bl.ACK OR YMTE. --mi'. ~ l - rDlf ~ "-=:::: We accept Visa. MC. Arnex & gJve a 3% Dtscount ror cash or checks. GIRlS: NEWBORN TO 12 8oYS: NEW90AH TO ] Hoc.IRS: ....,, 10-6 SUH , 12-5 642·6619 For All Your Home/Office Needsll STOUllWIST 17141 631-4878 FREE Nyton Drawer Liners w/ev drawer em M pedal boat, sailboat, motorboat ana electric boat rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. Call 673-7200. Rent a party pontoon. chapar- ral run.about or family pontoon at Anchors Away Boat Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone or call 673-3372 for more information. • 1be Hubor may not be Venice, but you can always pre- tend. Spend an hour on a gon4o- la tour ottered by the Gondola Co. of Newport, 3404 Via Oporto, Suite 201. Cost is $60 per person and $15 per additional person. Price includes a basket of bread, cheese, salami, ice and glasses. Wine is available for purchase. Also offered is a gondola cruise and dinner at the Villa Nova for a package price of ~140. Call 675- SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 . 1212 for more information. Gondola~'!,~~ port. 3101 Coast Highway, al.it offers one-to two-hour gondoll cruises. A one-hour tour with champagne costs SJO. AJwo-hOq[ tour with dinner and champagll!t costs $180. Pickup at waterfrodl restaurant is available. For mo .. information, call 675-4984 . Irvine Cout Cbarten In Udo, Marina Village otters two-bow. electric boat cruises with a gounnet dinner. Cost is $180 fQf· two people. Other cruises are. available, complete with free champagne. Call 675-4704. • WHAT'S AR.OAT runs perlodicall)I. Mall your information to Hatbor Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, C~ ~ 92627 or fax it to 646-4170. \l TO l\Sl'I{ \\CFS \I J. CALL FOR QUOn8 Effe cti ve • Kn ow ledgeable • Fri endl y RABBITT INSURANCE 44 l Old Newport BI vd. • Newport Beach {near Hoag Hospital) 631-7740 Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber $ foro9n 00 UPT03MOS SAME AS CASH OAC \Rl'ETDEPOT Vl~YL *WOOD* MARBLE* TILE Full hne of~. Waven Axmns1e1 & Sisal Carpeting Available 1904 Harttcw Boulevard • Costa ..... N.L Comer of Harttcw & t 9th StNet ~~-+"'----f .. 722-9642 z Mon-Sat 1D-6 Sun 11-5 .. I ' SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 I,, \ ) \ I·. \ I > \ I ', I t I.: I TODAY TRAJN RIDES The Orange County Model Engineers offers free train rides every third weekend of each mon~ from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Fairview Park, Costa Mesa. Donations are accepted. For more information, call 548-7246. RUMMAGE SALE The Honey Doo'z of the New- port Harbor EUcs Lodge is spon- soring a Giant Rummage Sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. a t the upstairs hall in the Elks Lodge, 3456 Via Oporto, Newport Beach. For more information, call 673- 6 llO_ CPR CLASSES American Heart Association CPR instructors offer training courses from 8 a.m. to noon at the Hoag Health Center in Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $25. For more information, call 631-3623. SINGLES A Rotational Dinner Party for Catholic singles, in which diners I can 't believe ..... . move to a dlttermt table wltb each COUl'M, wUl be be.Id at 1 p.m. at Our Lady ot Mt. Carmel HaB. 144 l W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. The COit ls $25. Por more Information, call "50-3101. BR£AKFAST TALK Prindples Over Politics otters a breakfast featuring Ward Conner- ly, Chairman of California Ovil Rights Initiative Member, Univer- sity of CalilomJa Board of Reqents, at 8:30 a.m. at the Bal- boa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 852-0181. MONDAY ADD TALK Coastline Counseling Center will sponsor a lecture called, "Attention Deficit Disorder and Self-Esteem in the Child, Adoles- cent and Adult" from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 10~, Newport Beach. The cost is $5. For more information, call 476- 0991. FITNESS FUN "Pun and Pitness"-is the them of the Newport Beach Public Library's Summer Reading Pro- gram activity for children in first through fifth-grades at 10:30 am. at the Friend's Meeting room of the Central Library. The program will help kids learn to get fit and stay healthy by exercising and making wise food choices. For more information, call 717-3807. TAPPERCIZE A free one-hour "tappercize" and tap dance class demonstra- It's My Home Landscaping or re-landscaping is{,our answer to a beautiful new look for your home. FLOWERDAL can make your landscape dreams come true, and increase your home's value, too! Come in today and discover the people who can : KAY MATSON, A.A. make a difference to you and your garden. ~ ' . ~ NURSERIES, INC • ..-------COMPLETE LANDSCAPING 46 YEAJtS EXP. SANTA ANA• 2800 N. Tustin Ave. . (714) 633-9200 . C.C.N.P. : Land.cape DcslgneT LI«nscNo. COSTA MESA • 2700 Bristol Ave. TEIUlY MEIKLE C.C.N.P. Landtcapc Dctipcr . . .. J08UJ ·: Speeial Days OCN Kida' Day CARNIVAL ._ ' FRIDAY, July 26 DISCOUNTS Kids (6· 12 years) ore admitted free T""' Day MONDAY, July 22 Teenagers ( 13· 17) ore admitted for $.4 THURSDAY.~ Seruon (55 yeon & CMt) odmitted for $3 Free corousel and Ferris w+ieel rides for Senion · all day • ond night. Monday Wriatband Promotion Purchase o $15 wristband oo Monday's and receive . unlimited rides from noon to midnight. Dollor Ride Daya Speciol $10 wristbc>n<h ore 0110iloble for purchase Tueldoy through Friday ond ore YOlid for 10 rides during operating hours oo Tues , Wed, Thurs • ond Fri. (714) 7S4-6661 at the Fair! concert Series in the Arlington Theater 2 1how1 nightly at 7 and 9 PM SUNDAY, July 21 CIYITAL OAYLI MONDAY, July 22 THI l.IMallANDTS lUESDAY, July 23 llJANSITDR OICHISTIA WEDNESDAY, July 2.t KOOlAHOTHI THURSOA Y, My 25 LOUUWLS FRIDAY, July 26 IMIUO SATURDAY, July 27 TYHIRNDON SUNDAY, July 28 ,AUi. IODllGUU Comedy Nit9 l11te! P'..., provided for Ille hearing ~;· All OCb wbi«t lo wilhout notice General Inf onnalion Polr.Admlu6on Adulb ( l 3·5") . $6 Senion (55+) • $$ Children (6· 12) • $2 Toti (unc:I« 6) • FREE ••hours Monday • Wednesday, Noon to Midnight Thur~ . Svndoy. l 0/4M to Midnight l"'°"'""6on 714/708·•--ot Orange Countv Reai• lnfo•Une: 71 '/~SO-INFO .ic32A7. Visit our Wtb Sit. at WWW .ocfait.eotn tiCll day will be held at the Jewilb Community Center of Orange County at 1 p.m. at 250 B. Baker St., Suite C, Costa Mela, For more information, call 755-0340 WEDNBSDAY RTNESSFUN •pun and Fitness• is the theme of the Newport Beach Publi~ Ubrary's Summer Reading Pro- gram activity for children in first through fifth-grades at 2:30 p.m. at the Vmcent Jorgensen Com- munity Center adjacent to Mariners Branch. The program will help kids learn to get fit and stay healthy by exercising and making wise food choices. For .more in.formation, call 717-3807. NATURE PROGRAM Upper Newport Bay Natural- ists presents the nature topic "Birds at the Bay" form 9:30 to 11:30 a .m. at Upper Newport Bay Regional Park on University Drive across from the YMCA. The cost is $5 for children and tree for adults. For more in.formation, call 640-6746. SKIPPER SAVER "Skipper Saver" is the title of a new one-evening workshop that 1894-1996 Four Generations 102 Years! REMNANT CLEARANCE Now Open Sundays from I l -4p.m. ALDEN'S CARPETS. INC. I (j(jj Pl<lC't'lllltl SI .. Co~lil Mesa 646-4838 will cover batic ttrat.egi• for piloUng a boat ID trouble to a sale b.arbodr0017 to 9 p.m:at the Bal- boa Communily Center. The cost ts $25. Preregistration is required. For more information, call 64-'· 3151. LAUGHTER DOC The Inside Edge, a support group for leaders, presents Annette Goodheart, PhD, and "Laughter for Uving" from 6:30 to 8:30 p .m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $15 for first ti.me guests and $35 for others. For more infonna- tion, call 460-4242. INVESTING ADVICE Orange Coast College's Com- munity Education Office presents "Basics of Investing: A Primer" from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m: in Room 107 in OCC's Business Education Building. The cost is $29. For more information, call 432-5880. RECOVERY PROGRAM The American Cancer Society presents their free program, .. American Cancer Society's oveiy· bom-1610 11 a.m . at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Por more information, call 760 .. ~ 2011. MEWS mtfAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fut of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church presents ·Antidote fo1 Frustration• at its weekly fellow. ship from 7 to 8 a.m, in Dieren. field Hall, across from Newport Harbor High School. The cost is $2.50 call 574-2239. THURSDAY FITNESS FUN •pun and Fitness" is the theme of the Newport Beach Public Library's Summer Reading Pro· gram activity for children in first through fifth grades at 10:30 a.m. at the Balboa Branch, 100 E. Bal· boa. The program will. help kids learn to get fit and·stay healthy by exercising and making wise food choices. Call 71 7-3807. FREE WORKSHOP Finance 500 is sponsoring a free workshop on bow to reduce risk exposure on mutual funds, annuities and stocks from 1 to 2 p.m. -and 6:30 .to. 7·30 pm aLihe University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 251-0270. Quality Legal Services at a · Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partnerships, mergers, acqu1s11ions, buy-sell agreemenls, contracts and collectioM REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foredrnure~. ea!tements, tille disputes, work-outs · ESTATE PLANNING Trusts. Wilts. Probate Admimstrallon LEGAL =OPTIONS 'l When Your Partner Moves, You Don't IndividualJ y Pocketed Coils Make the Di f(erence Traditional coils are Linked at the top and bottom, so they can't work ~ independently. Only • \· ~ Beautyrest pocketed 1 coils are joined in -.: the midole, so each \ · coil moves indepen-· .. dently to contour every inch of your body. 3165 HARBOR BLVD • COSTA MESA One llodc South ol 405 F • HOUU: .oN.-sAT.H ........ .. ASK THE DOC lbe Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center offers •Ask Your Doctor• from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Cafe Hoag, located on the main level of the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Dr. Richard Holevas, a Urologist, will be avail4ble at the free meet- lDg for questions and discussion 'Of prostate cancer. For more infor- mation. call 7-CANCER. )USINESS GAME The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce Business Development Division presents the Gorilla Networking Game, a fun and, exciting way to gain new 'business and develop new mar- keting skills, from 7 to 9 a .m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $15 for mem- bers and $19 for non-members. For information, call 729-4400. IBM SEMINAR IBM presents a free seminar and demonstration on leading edge technologies that can trans- tmm-ttie way med.tum 10 small sized businesses run from 9 a.m. \o 3 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd .. C95ta Mesa. Call before or regis- ter at 8:30 a.m. the day of the sem- lnar. For more information, call {800) 766-4344. ' JSUSINESS FORUM ' The Business Forum offers a free luncheon discussion on ,•1nternatibnal Taxation and Glob- 'al 1Tade" from 12 to 1:30 p.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MaeArthur Blvd.. Newport Beach. For more information, call ~800) 996-7449. r 1' ' CAltUlt NETWOAK • The Career Network meeting at St. Andrew's Presbyterian ChW'Ch for those unemployed, will feature the topic •1ntemal Networtmg• at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. FRIDAY ~~-~ SOllafUN •team About Science Using Coins" is the title of a new two- week dass for 6 to 9-year-olds from 1 to 3 p .m. at Cliff Drive Park, 301 Riverside Drive. Learn about inertia, refraction, surface tension and other' scientific con- cepts in the class. The cost is $29. For information, call 644- 3151. SATURDAY, JULY 27 BEADO.ASS Timbuktu presents #Beads From Around the World,• a jewel- ry-making class at 11 a.m. at 1661 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. A $2 donation is requested. For more ffiformation, cair650-7473. NATURE PROGRAM Upper Newport Bay Natural- ists presents the nature topic •Birds at the Bay" form 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Upper Newport Bay Regional Park on University Drive across from the YMCA. The cost is $5 for children and free for adults. For more information, call 640-6746. CAMPFIRE PROGRAM The California Department of Fish and Game, the Orange County Harbors, Beaches and Parks and the Upper Newport ,I:> r~P Going To The Theatre Great Food & Excellent Service at Reasonable Prices ~ Unique Salads & \\ \', CR111,~ Sandwiches, 1J Great Hamburgers ' and Wonderful . Pasta Dishes CHICKEN & SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES MEXICAN & VEGETARIAN DELIGHTS . ~· • Door Panel & Dosh • Leather. Cleon & Condition ~· k96 $.S.96 $7.96 $7.96 ta:OD ••• Ml.GO 7 OOD,, Hem cf Carwash & Professwnal Defa1f mg Bay Naturaliltl pre1ent1 a talk about Southern California coastal wetlands, lnduding the Back Bay, at the new series of free Campfire Programs at 7:30 p.m. on Shell- maker Island near Newport Dunes. For more information, call Center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, N~rt Beach. There will be a S5 donation at the door although no one will be turned away for lack of paying. For more informa- tion, call 476-0991. 640-6746. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 ~E WORKSHOP COP TALK Finance 500 ls sponsoring a The West Newport Beach free workshop on how to reduce Association presents Lt. Andy risk exposure on mutual funds, Gonis of the Newport Beach annuities and stocks from 10 to 11 Police Department who will dis- a.m. at the University Athletic cuss the past Fourth of July in Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport West Newport at the board of Beach. For more information, call directors meeting at 7 p.m. in the 251-0270. Council Chambers at Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport BUZZ ALDRIN Blvd. The public is encouraged to Launch Pad, the nonprofit pre-speak. Por more infonnation, call vie~ facility of Discovery Science 548-4560. Center, presents the second man to walk the moon, Buzz Aldrin, for UFO TALK a signing of his book #Encounter Private investigator and foren- with nber• from 11 a .m. to 2 p.m. sic artist William McDonald will at 3333 Bear St, on the third floor present a lecture, #The Final of Crystal Court at South Coast Forensic Composites of the Plaza. For more information, call Roswell Spacecraft and Her 546-2061. Crew• at 7:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Police Facility Auditorium, FIRST AID 99 Fair Drive. The cost is $8. For Hoag-Memorial Hostntai-Yres~--rm:rre"ll· lltOnmatn:' m, call-520-4836-. byterian offers a first aid course and a special toµr of the Hoag emergency room from 8 a .m. to noon at the Hoag Memorial Hos- pital Presbyterian, Grace Hoag Conference Center, Newport Beach. The cost is $30. For more information, call 631-3623. MONDAY, JULY 29 ADDTAUC Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach sponsors a lec- ture called •Attention Deficit Dis- order and Clutter" from 7 to 8:30 p.m . at Coastline Counseling """'~ ONGOING SMOKERS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowship wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. Call 650-2713 for the local evening meetings nearest you. CARDIAC SUPPORT GROUP Led by registered nurse Beth Dunn, the Cardiac Support Group meets every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Shape-Up Newport in the Aerobic Room, HAIRSTYLES BY SHARON ~~~t.e.cu.. THE H YATT NEWPORTER (llY"'7~) \n~:· F<"11t1trio'.!, \/.'II . \ ( 111/ ( -I (II '-' I',{/ 11 /('II I le ( I}"() h \ i \ Natural Look Al.SO SPECIAUZING IN: Pennanent Make-up Hair (',oloring (eyebrows, eyeliner, lip hoer & full hp color) Wc:ives • Highlighting Facails Spiral & Stn1gh1 Penns Full line of Mur.KI & Sim Skin Care lfod)' Wav~ & Glycolic npid exfoliation trcaanents Manicum • Sculptured Nails Full Body Waxing Pedicum; CUI for yow 11pomtmn11 tod6y 714.640-7702 1107 )AMIOIEE Ro .• NEWPORT BEA C H , CA 92660 DVERSPRAY SHOE REMOVAL & SHINE COLOR SANDING 1080 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. The group ls free and open to the public. For more informAtioo. call 631-3623. FREEFOOO The Church of Christ distrlb· utes free food to those in need on the second Saturday of each month. Low-income and senior residents of Costa Mesa and NeWJ>Ort Beach can pick up U.S.D.A. staples from 8 to 10 a.m. at 287 Wtlson, Costa Mesa. Bring picture identificatiorl. For further information, call 631-2177. USC AWMt,11 MEET The Alumni Association for USC Newportlhvine Club meets the first Wednesday of each month at the USC Orange Coun- ty facility in Irvine, 2361 Campus Drive. For more details of events, call 250-4 USC. REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY The Costa Mesa Republican Assembly meets every third Thursday of the month at the Neighborhood Community Cen- ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 titled •Protect Your Assets• at 10 a.m . every Saturday. Attorney Debra Grimaila dilcusses how wills, living trusts, charitable donations and other tax reduction strategies preserve the value of an estate and help avoid probate. Admission is free, but seating is limited. Reservations may be made by calllng 760-8775. BUILD THE UR YOU WANT A support group based on the book, "To Build The Llfe You Want, Create The Work You Love,• meets every Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St., J-108, Costa Mesa. The fee is $20 per session. For ·more infor- mation, call 850-1689. HOW TO RAISE TEENAGERS College Hospital, 275 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, offers a free edu- cational workshop for parents of teens at 10 a.m. each Saturday. Every week's workshop starts and finishes a new topic, so par- ents can join the group at any point in the cycle. For more infor- mation, call Dr. Lani Martins at . 'on;-call ~tw-t_......~c.A..U.L'- 5326. DIVORCE MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alida D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited, and reser- vations are required. For more information. call 863-9590. PLANNING YOUR ESTATE Legal Options, 620 Newport Center Drive, Suite 1100, New- port Beach, sponsors a lecture A N -r ADULT BALLROOM DANCE The 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. Uve music pre>- 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. • Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; fax 64&4170 or call 5JW-1224, Ext. 333. c 0 .. .. 8 c ... l 0 u £ s 880KIH !0018808118 roa H I TLl811 • .. Cigar Accessories 1000 West Coast Hi~ay (across from Balboa Ba Club next co Marine) .. 8 $' ........ ,. . Al SAl\JROAV, JULY 20, 1996 ran e Coast Free Methodist +ADDRESS: 3198-B Airport Loop Drive, Costa Mesa + TElEPHONE: 641-1944 + DENOMINATION: Free Methodist +VIAR CHURCH ESTABUSHED: 1978. The church has been at the current loca- tion since November.1994. ' + SERVICE TIMES: Services In Japanese and English are held concurrently at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. Sunday School for all ages Is at 9:30 a.m. Momf ng and evening Bible studies and prayer groups, in both English and Japanese,·meet throughout ttfe week. + SENIOR PASTOR: difford Rapp +JAPANESE LANGUAGE PASTOR: Dr. Masaru Horikoshi +YOUTH PASTOR: Scott Hlroyasu + SIZE OF CONGREGATION: 65 families, with weekly attendance of about 40 members at the Japanese language ser- .,... _ _.._ vice and 70 members at the En lish lan- guage service. DAVE LUCHANSKY I DAILY PLOT FISH-Harbor Area (a homelessness and hunger pteYention outreach In Costa Mesa) and the Southwest Community Center in Santa Ana, where church mem- bers help serw meals to the neectt. .Recently they sent moneyto hetp some of the black churches throughout the United States that have suffered arson. When Kobe, Japan, suffered Its devastat- ing earthquake, church members traveled there to offer assistance and money, just as when NOrthridge. and the San Francis- co Bay Area suffered damage f n earth- quakes, the three Free Methodist church- es in Kobe sent aid to those areas. The church is also very involved with missions as part of the Pacific Coast Japanese Free Methodist .conference, which Is responsi- ble for evangeUzjng the whole of North America. They provide missionaries and/or financial support to mission work in New Jerse)4 Toronto, Otic.ago and Alabama, as well as to Argentina, Brazjl and Toyama, Japan. + DRESS: Comfortable attire. +MAKEUP OF CONGREGATION: The congregation is a mix of ages and ethnic origins, including Japanese Americans, Japan-born Japanese, other Asians, cau- casians and some Latinos. Orange Coast Free Method.bl Church Pastor Cliff Rapp. + OtUROt DESIGN: The 8,00<Hquare- foot facility is hidden away near the west side of the John Wayne Airport at the end of Airport Loop Drive. Tum right in the last driveway and the church Is in the second structure. tt does have good sig- nage. + OtlLD CARE: Nursery care is provided during Sunday School and church service hours. special summer series is being taught until Sept. 8, when the teachings from the Gospel of John will resume with John 11 : 17-44 as the focus. +TYPE OF WORSHIP: The worship is cel- ebratory and participatory. The service begins with singing and includes requests for prayer and praise, pastoral prayer and a sermon. The Lo rd's Supper is celebrated on the first Sunday of even-numbered months. +RECENT SERMONS: On July 7, Pastor Rapp spoke on the topic "Addiction," and on July 14 his topic was "Right and Wrong." + UPCOMING sERMONs: For the rest of the summer, sermon topics will include "Self.Esteem," "Marriage," "Family Val- ues," "Separation of Church and State" and "Welfare." When the teachings from the Gospel of John resume, the first topic will be "The Resurrection and the Life." + WELCOME WAGON: Ushers welcome visitors and ask their names. Following the singing at the beginning of the ser- vice and during a time when people sit- trng next to each other exchange greet- ings, visitors are introduced to the con- gregation by someone sitting near them. They are welcomed, often with applause, and the ushers offer them a gift of a pen- cil bearing the church's monogram. Dur- ing the week. a letter is sent to greet them, and someone who met them on Sunday telephones to greet them as well. + OUTREAOt PROGRAMS: The church supports local service organizations like + MISSION STATEME~ Ministering the word of God; following the truth of Christ; and enjoying the fullness of the Spirit. + TYPE OF SERMON: The pastor usually preaches through a book of the Bible. In that way, he teaches on all subjects taught in scripture. This year, the teach- ing has been from the Gospel of John. A '\ STEAM CLEANING AVAILABLE PRESBYTERIAN St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Wonh1r and hear th15 pracucal, Olru.1-cente~. b1bliGal mewii.~. "HOW TO HAVE A HEALTHY SOUL" (Matthew 7:7-23) Ot L,d1• 'i.inoil<bn-<ir.-t.-!:>aturday, July 20, 5,30 P.M ~"'h'"' · Sunday, July 21. 8:30 anJ 10: 15 AM 600 St. AnJrcw~ Ro;iJ. Newport Beach, California (71 4) 631°-2880 (acroa from Ncwrt1n I ll!r~ir I lii1h School 111 Irvine anJ 15rh.) Sr. MARK PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH COMMUNITY CHURCH "Open Anns and Open Minds" Wonbip9:30 Jambom le ~In Newport Bada 644-1341 ! HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dllclpltt of Cltrllt) 1411 IMM Ave. It ............ ....,.., ... 8und1y Wol'llllp • 10:_,. Dr. Dennis W. Short Minister 645·5781 TRADITIONAL EPISCOPAL NllrHh. "'" St. MattLew' • CLurcL A pillWI d .. /ttff/IOll Caldc aildt 1723 w..-Dttllt, NNpoft 8-d'I. CA__, l.'lldl'9 ......... lllt*ICf""' ..... ...,. 71 ....... 11. ...., ~Communion. 8:001.m •• 10:00 I.Jn. • ....., ...... t:to ............ dllldl'M ..... n.emr.-. .,., llOGftdlr a 1:t0,.. fOlll llr lllClllClll) ,,..,,....,, t:tOUI.. -~ ........... , ••• ,..,,.....,,,o:Ma.a,,,... ..... ,. 'h•• .,........, ...... w_ .. ,....._ VACAT10N •LE SCHOOL fat NA CNldl•1AQM4·10 ~·-·1~-NO"' • 1l:OO Noon + INTEREST1NG NOTE: Recently the church has been holding Japanese cultur- al classes including ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) and cooking courses. Other classes are being considered. Good Driver Rates Ticketed Rates • Homeowners • Commercial • We represent 1 O Co's to serve you best! Family Owned & Operated for Over 17 Years CHRISTIAN SOUTH COAST CHRISTIAN CHURCH W e Care About You Because C hrist Cares. "An Ancient Testimony" (Psalm 116) Jerrold A. Hollobiugh. Minister 792 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA • 92627 (7 14) 548-3468 (Comer of Vim>ri• &: PlattnWi) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ~T.SCJENTIST 3303 Via Udo, Newpclt Jleacb 673-1340 or 673-6150 ONldl 10 am • 5 pn, tunday lcboal 10 am Wedmldar ~I pn 3100 Pactflc View Dr I Newport leach 6"-2617 or 675-4661 CbW'Cb lOam Sunday School 1 o am ~ ~. pn. lat w.dnlldclr 12 DQQl1 Thou wilt shew me the path of life: In thy p"unu is fu/ness ofjoy: at thy right hand the" are pleasurus for ~rmon. Psalms 16:11 tl'lllt Media'~• 1\e f1nt a. JUDIAS M TEMPLE BAT YAHM ,._~ .. c-tlM a.Mil M..tc s. MJIMr, ow dllll•Woed ..,..._,....., b II,...,.. WELCOME PROSPf.CTIVB MBMB~ ""'-• o.~ c-, •• ...., ... ""'',_".._..".,..._ ·~A.JD111,.,,,.,Jro-t ..... Pleue RSVP the !e!np(e omce ~., ... ,,,,.. ...... ,,,_~of...,,"'°""',,, 6M ,.. ,_ID..... pl 11-i ..nkw 1.-our "-illlul ! s_,,. OllLDCAltl AVA..'!.AR.8 PO& ftlDA\' NICHT IUVICll. , -By Michele M. Mllrr C....MeM MISA VllDI UNmD MITHODllT CHURCH 1_7()1...,,c.M WonhiP & Church lchaal 1130 ancl 10s00 ...... Dr. Ridad 979·8234 C UN (i R [ C1 A T I 0 NI\ ! ........ (l(llS. t.it ... DO. religious calendar WO 'I '1 I ' 100K WORKSHOP -._ '• CommunltY Olurch, the Newr port Beach Church ot R.eligk>us Sdep.ce, is hosting a book wd· shop between 10 a.m. and DOQll. Saturday. The Rev. Gail Miller will review •'lbe Awakened Heartr• by Betty Eadie, author pf •Embraced by the Light." ~~ church is at 901 Dove St., Sui~ 145, 'in Newport Beach. Love offerings accepted. can 646-31~ for more information. . WHAT IS WISDOM Guest speaker Ann Fox wlli present ·wisdom: What Is It, Who Has It, and How Do You Get It"' dwing the 10:30 a.m. service Sun- day at Orange Coast Unitarlan urcb in Cnsta Mesa The se.r. mon will explore ways to develop the wisdom needed to meet 21st centwy challenges. Fox begins an assignment as intern minister at Emerson Uhltaria.J). Church of Houston, Texas in September. On- going summer children and youth programs will be conducted dll{· ing the talk. The church is located at 1259 Victoria St. For more information call 646-4652. SPEAK YOUR WORLD The Rev. Gail Miller explores the topic ·spea1tYourWord" Sun- day at Community Church, ~ Newport Beach Church of Reli- gious Science. The church is loca'° ed at 901 Dove ~t.. SUite 145, ip Newport Beach. Call 646-3199 for the time and other information. • ..... SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 At South Coast. Repertory audience taken aback-by Marcovicci Afdrea Marcovlcd bolted onto the darkened stage of uth Cout Repertory Tbeatre draped in a white cape with a train to follow her. , -:,..:lt was the tool of a diva, but 19fa:rcovicd, forty-something, clas- ~ beautiful and the young ·~er of a toddler boy, is any- "tlling but a diva. She discarded ~the affectation at once, draping it ''9ft;the piano and revealing her "WMO-style gown of black silk and tN~et applique. The audience was taken back to the supper clubs of the 3()s and 40s when · Marcovicci's mother, Helen Stuart, sang the songs of Porter and Berlin, Kerns and Gershwin. Marcovicci is a self proclaimed torch singet of the very late 20th • ., C:entury. She admits that she sings ~happy love songs. "Such a _tJWlg would be an oxymoron," ,we tells the local crowd that has .-.,.,..,.--1-n-ti~mnnui+o house ot- '?C'R for a Saturday night filled 1with her kind of love songs. Love , 66ngs, as she puts it, •about love 'unfulfilled, love gone awry, love 'Unrequited." In the tradition of ·the great chanteuses Edith Piaf ·and Marlene Dtetrtch, Marcovicci is a woman of her time, represent- ing her time, talcing her time by ttbe throat and throttling it full 'Mrce, compelling her audience to face the emotion she hands them with every nuance of her body b.w. cook· movement, every sound she utters. The Orange Coast audience did not really know what to · expect. They had.come to cele- brate South Coast Repertory's sec- ond annual "Summer SpoWgbt," a dinner fund-raiser and auction at-ttttracted 500 lOC8:b an raised in excess of $40,000 for the local theater. The evening began with an alfresco buffet in the courtyard of SCR fronting the the- ater. Arriving guests Judy and Joel Slutzky, Barbara and BW Roberts, Ellen and Ned Ollvler stepped through a huge portrait frame set up as an entrance into a shimmering black and white fan- tasy reception featuring silvery half moons hung !rom the court- yard trees. Glowing paper lanterns added to the mood creat- --------------------- • I r 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER ------- - es.sen rial elements : >-•, We Honor All Co~pctJtors' Coupons!! • If c:,. .... ,.:,. .. ,.,. ""'.-.....•-CARE • • ........ ~ ~uu.t>t"-L-11~ HAIR ! Ull!l~f& MAIA CA!H • • • 1 l v : pevonTo Hl)fe;i ... ,.la..,., ()-42-1 71 7 ' ' I I /I 1 / r 1 \ \ SATURDAY SALE UPTO 30%0ff Mo.st Merchandi.se 11 ..S ' '' ... . . . ' : '" : \ \ '; 2640 AvoN ST., NEWpoRT Buclt 642--22 5 5 The Ultimate Chenille Upholstery, Tables, Chairs, Armoire & Accessories Botanicare Landscape (11//i/1 //\I/If "/// '/''I I ifll\ \1111/1//t I f\ lf1 11 ' ( 1/1 t' II\ II t t1/l t1l (1~1-5(1--/(1. 1018 W. Balboa Blvct., #D R~Beach Oa £?!!L 67S·l84d ed by decorations maven Barbara cape draped over the piano, the Sloate, as locals asked one anoth-crowd that did not know what to er if they had ever seen Marcovic, expect were on their feet offering d before. a standing ovation. Some were The entertainer who would not sure why, but they knew they soon take her audience by storm had expertenced something spe- had in fact spent the afternoon at cial, certainly something very out R.lzzoW. South Coast Plaza. She of the ordinary, everyday enter- was there to autograph her new tainment they are exposed to here compact disc. "I think two or in Orange County. three people came by," she said Chair of the evening Barbara with a self-effacing laugh. "Actu-Glabman joined her co,chairs Jon ally, I think about 20 or so people Madi.son and Gordon Wiles in came by." The store was playing thanking the crowd for their sup- ber music over the speaker sys-port. "If you see an empty chair in tern dwing her afternoon visit. the house tonight, I want you to "One woman came over to me know that it is paid for," said a and said, Honey .. is that you proud Glabman. There \Yere no singing? ... OK, I'll buy one ... sign empty chairs. Glabman, her hus· here!" band Jim, and her committee The cabaret torch singer made sure of that, to their credit. signed with pleasure. She has SCR artistic diredon Davld traveled a long road from her folk Emmes and Martin Benson song and tie-died days in Central joined Marcovicci, her husband Park during the late 60s to the actor"Daniel Richert, and a crowd elegant simplicity of a black of new and adoring fans for a lit- grand and C~le-~·rteil'-m'Hfll@---+--u.t:-.MUe-1.1w.· JU'-.coffee,. cake and stage of South Coast Repertory. congratulations back in the SCR Her home base is the Oak Room courtyard following the show. of New York's Algonquin Hotel, Next time the chanteuse is in and when in Los Angeles, she town to sing "Our Love ls Here often plays the Gardenia Club on To Stay", the crowd at Rizzolli will Santa Monica Boulevard in the be in line around the South Coast roughest part of Hollywood. Her Plaza block. name, her voice and her style are ------------infiltrating the heartland. By the • B.W. COOK'S columns run Thursdays end of her act, which consisted of and Saturdays. her, the piano, magnificently' played by arranger-conductor Glenn Mehrbacb, diamond ban- gles on one wrist, and the white Andrea Marcovlcd sang love songs at South Coast Repertory. BantAM 31 Pr. FLUSH DEC((TRl-CAlllN CJtlJISFJl AcM1m or Memo ~ $49 951 ....... Adlllll ..... ...,al .. ,. PACIFIC PAGING 646-2080 2* NEWPORT llVD. ~Rtt ACllVAllON .--. -·· • Maintsnanoe • F1nancing Availahle iw.c..o We (>roudly owned her theM pUt years and enjoyed her pleuuftie Md enjoyed bet Comfort. Regretably it is time to offer her to a new owner. We are doitis '° II• faif pliee of tfll},000. PIMie c.Ba ~OWD.r) (7.14) ~9'91 fl f"• -A10 SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 c • •I L· • .. ~II reel critics ultiple -vieWPoints fo~ 'Multiplicity' · This romantic comedy a must-see Can you identify with hav- 1 ing so much to do that you ' b ave no time for yourself? Welcome to "Multiplicity. ff Meet Doug Kenney.i he's no different from the next person 'except that he has decided to lighten his load. His workload has doubled, his wife wants to go back to work, and he needs to be at his kids' activi-By Melissa ties. He can't Richardson afford to lose his JOb. What are his alternatives? Enter Hol- lywood magic. Just when • Doug, contrived realistically by Michael Keaton, is at his cracking point, a psychiatrist promises to double his capaci- ty -with a clone. Now Doug can really be in ~two places at once. But then, why stop with only one clone? -Soon, Doug has enough help that he can explore new inter- ~ ests without worries. The clones accomplish tasks with amazing proficiency. Yet they .. are only human, right? (Well, at least they look humQn.) When they try clonit:!g, hilarity abounds. But with th\Ycomedy comes disaster. Unfortunately, Doug's losing his life rather • .4bsdutaY Na ~ .. ·~ Fees than easing the stress. After a new bundle shows up, the original Doug should realize things are spinning out of con- trol. The question is how will Doug manage to regain his life? The humor of Multiplicity keeps you laughing at Doug's antics even though you will sympathize with Keaton's character. • As businessman Doug Ken- ney, in all shapes and forms, Keaton hammers out an amaz- ingly witty character wh o fights to make his ingenious plan work. At a time when The Nutty Professor's Eddie Murphy is being praised for creating numerous different characters, Keaton deserves high accolades for his creation of several in ivi u s stem- ming from one. Andie MacDowell performs wonderfully as the confused wife who runs through a gamut of emotions as she tries to deal with the constant changes in her husband's per- sonality. Keaton has his hands full with creating numerous personas, but MacDowell man- ages superbly with the equally challenging job of reacting to them all. Although concerned for her husband, MacDowell draws in even the most reserved movie watcher with her comic outbursts. During this action-packed movie summer, this comedy is a hit. You'll laugh until your sides hurt. The special effects, nnouncing e of ~~c..9Y~ THE ULTIMATE IN AFFORDABLE SEbllOR LIVING ' YOUR MONTHLY RENTAL FEE lNCLUDES: • Beautiful Apartment • Fully Equipped Kirch ens • Elegant Dining •Theatre • 24 Hour Emergency Response •library • Safery Barhs • Housekeeping & •Tropical Courrvord Linen Service ·1 --• Scheduled • Security Cared Activities with Subterranean Transportation Parking You'll enjoy our outstanding personal service. 714.646.6300 2283 Fairvi~ R.oaJ • Oma Mesa Joln Us For Lunch • Dinner • Stmday 8runCh Clterlng Avalleble For Reservarion• and Directions Call 723-0621 comedy, and pers~nal connec- tion make this movie a must- see -even during a very hec- tic summer. • MELISSA RICHARDSON, 16, Is a Costa Mesa resident and a junior at Newport Harbor High. Only if your in the mood for made-for-TV MMultiplicity!' has the 1001( of a charming television sitcom striving to be a major Holly- wood production. Michael Keaton stars as a busy busi- nessman who is cloned into four different ver- The whole premise is silly, with Keaton's final clone being a goofball role played only for slapstick laughs. But Keaton and Andie McDowell, w~o portrays his wife, are touching and believable as a working class couple Striving to meet the financial demands of the American Dream while trying to carve out quality ti.me with their kids. Their credibility in these roles, together with the ·genuine chemistry between them, makes the humor work in the family situatioqs pre- sented to us. A touch of bed- room farce also provides some of the funniest scenes in the movie. This film delivers it's laughs because of Keaton's fine per-sions of himself mthls ligh1----""--' ....,,..__,_+-'fennanee-and--the-light--touca weight romantic comedy. Plot convenience overtakes scien-By John tific realit)' as Depko the clonifi9 process depicted early in the film is just an excuse to set up the comic premise. But tliis allows Keaton to put on a real acting clinic with his very amusing portrayal of four dis- tinct personalities in one char- acter. RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dollar Covers Morel 1922 HAR80R at.VD., COSTA MESA· 5'8-1156 of Harold Ramis, who also directed "Groundhog Day." While "Multiplicity" is a pleasant diversion with gen- uinely funny moments, the movie can't shake that made- for-TV feeling that means you probably won't see it at Oscar time. Wait for the video. Grade: B- • JOHN DEPKO, 47, Is a Costa Mesa resident and a senior investigator for the Orange County Public Defender's Office. I WHIM YOU IUY 6 IAGIU AT REGULAR PRICI!!! I I ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER I I CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH Nff OTHER OFFERS. · 1 L N.B. LOCATION ONLY. 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JUI. Y 20 iB 10:00 a.m. • 12:00 Noon Come Join The Fun l Brina The Family! Tour our fticndly up to date campllses. • Refreshments • Balloons • Garden Grove . Ase 2 thru lf'ldc 6 1211 1 Buaro Snet 6:30 a.m. • 6~ p.m. (714) '71·'533 .. ' SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 A11 ell-acted 'Courage' portrays emotional futricacies of war top-notch delivery from Denzel This ls a fine movie. Reminded 81.e of •Soldiers Story" and •A Pew Good Men.• Has a great story and outstanding acting. · It's the story of a tank comman- der in Desert Storm who unin- • tentionally kills his best friend and cannot get over it. He's , assigned to • inYeStigate the By Dlck merit of a medal Tucker of honor award ofthestmy. Meg Ryan, who plafi the pilot, actually has .a small speaking role, but her character is essential to the plot and she does a great job. Lou Diamond Phillips, who plays a member of the helicopter crew involved in the investiga- tion, gives a strong performance. He is becoming a fine actor and is a big asset to this film. Denzel Washington has played some fine roles, but this is his best. As a man who is fighting himself and d ete rmined to find the truth, his perfo~ce is hon- est, believable, tough. He gives an Academy Award performance. This war film is more than just a movie "Courage Under Fire" is an extraordinary film. Not since "Shawshank Redemption" and "Born on the Fourth of July" has a story been so brilliantly told. In fact, I was so immersed in the intricacies of the characters and the subtleties of their actions that to call this Mjust" a movie some- how belittles this By Chris wonderful mosa- ic of candor and Cannon self-fulfillment. to a female helicopter pilot who bad been killed in a rescue oper- ation. His struggle to overcome his guilt and to find the true account of the rescue is the crux l1lis is a movie you don't want to miss! • DICK 1UCICER. 70, is a Newport Beach resldent and a retired instructor at Orange Coast College. The story begins in the Persian Gulf, set on a distant base camp just inside the Kuwait border. Already, the aftermath of the first wave of war has left a wasteland "1'•'11'1'11 ,/ f:rr sim~green l:U\-9-J~t~ )it;, --==- .... ~~ .... ~~ .... ~~ .... ~~ .... ~~ .... ~~ .... ~~ ~ Calling all cute, unusual' and smart furry, finned, scaly or feathered • • ~ friends. How's your chance to tell your owner you deserve to be • • • • recognized in . • • ~ • • Our first Annual ~ ~ Pets9 Pets~ Pets • •. Dally Pilot Special Tabloid Section. ~ ; Premlerlnt ~. 30 ~ Let your owner know tMt Vv'hen they enter you in our Pets. Pets. Pets • • contest your photo will appear in our special section. And if you're a • winner you can win valuable prizes! • ~ Contest cate'2orles Include: .. • • .. • • ~ u cutest o most 1:1nusual •• lJ smallest lJ laraest ~ . •. u best dressed/ costume 8 ~ ~ ••• and 1~·s so eas)' to enter. ;J:riesr o1 MMns & ~son insurance BtoM!s • • Pet C>Nners: Simply c~ck arry or all of the contest categories tMt you want your pet entered in. Submit • • a snapshot ot your ~!al pet along with a brief description (50 'NOt'tis or less, please per entry) of w'hy • • you are entaing your pet in the cat~. Each entry is $10. The entry fee covers publishing the photo in ~~ • the Daily Pilot. You may entv your pet in as many categories as you choose. Winners 1n each category • will rece~ a $25 gift certificate, re~ at a loc41 pet supply store. Winners will be notified by • c\\ phone. Photographs become the property of <:alifomia Community News, Corp. and can not tx • , ~ ~. Employ«s and relatives of Uilifomia Community News, Corp. are not eligible. • • I. Entry deadline:. 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And as Colonel Nat Serling (Denzel Washington) discusses pre-battle tactics with his tank battalion, we understand the severity of the situation and the uncertain futures that lie amongst the earth's fire-spewing breadths. The battalion enters into a highly explosive and confusing ground battle that ultimately results in a friendly fire casualty under Serling's command. The movie fast forwards and, as a result of the unfortunate inci- dent that plagued him, we find Colonel Nat Serling respectfully demoted to the job of researching and evaluating medal recipients at the end of the Desert Storm campaign. He is still contending with the personal demons that accompany a friendly fire casual- ty when be is assigned to a land- mark occasion where the medal -. / _,,,.,-- h!!!!_.J It 11 / ()utlet 70% Off of What? North Carolina deep discount prices at a Southern California address. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS t on-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa I ~ __ii of honor is to be awarded to a woman ,(Meg Ryan) for the first time. Meg Ryan and Denzel Wash- ington portray their respected characters with such sincerity and vigor that their compelling roles seem to transcend the screen. Both characters, while dealing with such profound emotional protocols, convey fear and mental exhaustion in a remarkably convinc- Meg Ryan stars ln .. Courage Under Flre." ing manner. The accompanying cast shall not be left without cred- it. Their talents shine equally bright. I cann.ot express enough bow great this picture is. Entertaining -no -·enlightening and insightful -yes. Qwd pro quo Hollywood. My money is finally well-spent. • OlltlS CANNON. 24. is a Corona del Mar resident and a superintendent for a commercial fence company. ROSEY'S AUTO BODY WJIOllllA lAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR FACILITY flEl M-.. & DelMty • All Cer1ifW W.11dus 642-4522 121 l1tl1Stri1I Way • Costa Men UNIVERSITY ~·. ~•'· I •>-I_.".(• 1W llllTf P• I Ill IN-11) llAYll ••. llAYll llT CltJ IMJWIUCllY IN-1J) ====~u ~TllW•• Cl) WOODBRIDGE · ~.\,: 1' )\; 1 c••m If..,. .... (I) I C•ACI If..,_ ... C9) ~-'"" UZAAll ACROSS THE SEADFTIME .............. , ctm• --,. Pit .uwucrn rN-11) WJ WWW MY (Pl-11) lWIKSOQ WESTMINSTER 10 w1~i~1i«': ··1" ,.;.":.~ ANAHEIM HILLS . ·' FESTIVAL , · A12 SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1996 readers hotline District dragging its feet • Readers say school officials need to take Gov. Pete Wilson up on his offer of $650 per pupil to lower class size. • EDITOR'S NOTE: We asked our readers if they thought the Newport-Mesa school district should act quickly to lower class size. Here are a few of the responses: I 'm glad you wrote an article on that. I was wondering when they were going to get a clue about it because if all the other districts are hiring new teachers now they are going to get the high-quality teachers. We are going to be left with what's left and they may be great, too, but chances are stronger they are not going to be as good as the cream of the crop. It says they might implement the plan in February. Why break up a first grade class in February? Anybody ; who works with little kids know you don't do that. A child bonds with his teacher in first grade and kindergarten and to break them up half way through the year clearly defeats the purpose of what a good classroom is about. I don't know why they don't start it sooner like all the other schools. Newport-Mesa has looked the other the way when it comes to other issues and now when they have something really great that they can jump on, they are still looking the other ":lay. That's too bad. It is really frustrating as a parent in the school district. MAIREAD KENNELLY Newport Beach I de!initely think we shol;lld DALE MCCOY Newport Beach I think if the school board is not doing everything possible to implement this by the fall then I do think they are drag- ging their feet. I know some schools in our county have this starting this fall and actually starting this month. Yes I do think they are drag- ging their feet if they are not doing everything in their abili- ty to implement this right away. LISA GIGER Newport Beach Yes, if they don't take up the offer they are just basically throwing good money away and I think they could raise the other 20% they need to reduce class sizes(. I think i~ridiculous that Newport-Mesa can't move as quickly as other districts are moving prior to schools open- ing. Even including year-round schools in Irvine which are opening this week. If they could move that quickly, I think Newport-Mesa district should be moving that quickly. Certainly there is enough parent support in this district that they can get the other 20% to make their budget requirements for the full pupil 5ize reimbursement. SUSANCAUAS Newport Beach I really don't know What the school district has been doing on it, but I do feel very strongly that they should take up the governor on his offer. tt is the first time In 20 years fiat something positive Is bttlng done tow•rd the educa- tion In the stat• and If they ~ their feet on tt I am going be In there raising ~I. ~LYONS Costa MeM • .. forutn FAX: 7~ 4-M&:-4170 • l l ADEIS " DAVID FERDIG I DAILY PILOT Brittney Shafer (left) and Bailey Gardner are. true to their school, earning $13 during a lemonade sale and donating the money to Newport Heights me- mentary School. DON LEACH I DAii. Y Pl.OT -- gains SWEET AND SOUR Thanks-le-the-hard work of students Brittney Shafer and Bai- ley Gardner Newport Heights Elementary School is $13 richer. The pair collected the cash b'y selling lemonade to thirsty cus- tomers in their neigh~rhood. PERSEVERANCE Julie Moore faced some tough odds. Despite being an asthmat- ic, she detided to attempt swim- ming the 17 .5 nautical mile trip across the Catalina Channel. Unfortunately, exhaustion and cold water took its toll and Moore came up just short. Still, a valiant effort. NEW LOOK Costa Mesa officials have launched an effort to spruce up the rundown and blighted-areas of Newport Boulevard. The undertaking would include plans for bike paths and parks. IT'S IN THE WATER After weeks negotiations, Newport Beach, the Irvine Ranch Water District and the Orange County Water District agreed to a far-reaching plan that should -if everything goes right -keep treated waste water out of the environmentally se1\5i- tive Upper Newport.Bay. The IRWD had proposed dumping around 5 million gallons of high- ly treated sewage a day in the bay. The deal would result in the treated sewage being used for irrigation. ·········~·································-····· · losses ROBERT K. SNYDER Swimmer Julie Moore ch allenged the Catalina Channel but came up short. However, her valiant effort gained ·her the tiUe of winner. A longtime resident and fonner manag- er of the Balboa Island Perry, Snyder passed away earlier this year. He will be greatly missed. I Mayor's J ohn Hedges colwnn makes me sick. I can't believe he uses that tragedy and turned I Toro Airport. That man is an aberration. How sad. SHARON BOUDREAU Newport Beach correspondence words on flying not so comforting the Brooklyn Museum for nine years, that was a BRONX accent Carolyn heard. I was born and Yankee Stadium. But than.ks for the thoughtful coverage . ., MICHAEL B01WINICK Newport Beach cated group of women who truly want and do try to serve our community's needs. Give us a we will, as we have other ser- vices to offer. JOCELYN GILBERT Newport Beach Bankruptcy nothing to celebrate · The recent range ounty officials sell celebration of their exit from bankruptcy is way out of line and an affront to us tax- payers. ers have some bitter medicine to look forward to -30 years of paying for the cost of bonds and interest to pay br the former board of supervi- sors carelessness and incom- petency. This sure is nothing to cele- brate. ... .. John Hedges indicated some- thing in regards to permanent fught fright. The only fright I have in regards to planes IS that, that numb skull John Hedges would be piloting them. I find hlm unbelievable that he 1s let alone a pilot or running the city of Newport Beach's magnitude Many children getting dental treatment Thanks for bein$ there, paramedics It should have been a ~silent Prayer" for the Orange County taxpayers pocketbook. So the Orange ~ounty taxpay- DAVID E. ROBERTS Costa Mesa MICHAEL LAKE Newport Beach Daily Pilot another part of liberal press It seems interesting that the typical liberal press put a black- out on the fact that Pete Wilson gave the eulogy for the officer at Calvery Chapel. Not a thing mentioned in the article by John Canalis. I would imagine il he was a Republican governor you would have probably given him full coverage. This is what you would expect from the press --0ne sided. BOB JOHNSON Costa Mesa • EDITOR'S NOTE: We presume you mean Democratic governor. Yo, git yer accents right, already Thank you and Carolyn Miller for the progress report to the communlty on the renovation of the old library building and the museum. I hope that your read- ers will be able to share our excitement over the next few months as new reports are made. But allow me an addition, a small correction and a BIG cor- rection. (1) our success to date has been from the leadership of Joan Beall1 chair, end her terrific Building Committee. (2) •6,000 11 th square footage of the combined build- ings. We will twve about 18,000 square feet of renovated gallery space (up from 9,000). (3) Tbouqh I WU director of ' This letter is being sent to straighten up a Hlad " of incorrect mfonnation a representative of SOS recently said ~bout dental care for the needy. It was stated that Assistance League H only treats children" - I do not know where one draws the line between the definition of child, teenager, young adult, or just plain needy young peo- ple, but in our Assistance League De ntal Center 1,500 .. kids .. pass through our doors each year. Their ages range from kinder- garten to 12th grade and we have 90 that are still being treat- ed because their work is not fin- ished, and they are baween the ages of 19 and 22. This group started with us when they were young but we, and I emphasize this, finish what we start -our treabnent just does not end when their required schooling ends. The care that is given tSy our professional staff, and I do mean professional dentists and ortho- dontists, includes cleaning, bridges, crowns, root canals, etc. and of course braces. I guess one could say we can otter every- thing from "soup to nuts." I am not writing this letter to criticize, demean, take away from SOS because all of us who "give" are needed in our com- munity. I a.m sending this epistle to you because 1 am proud of Assistance League of Newport- Mesa, l care about what we, who a.re totally volunteer ladies, do, and I believe we should be known for the services that we offer. By th way, we support this philanthropic projecfthrougb sales in our Thrift and Consign· . ment Shope (located in our build- ing that a1IO hoUMI our Dental Center), and our variOul aUxil- Mu}' tund·ralten. We.,. a dedi· • , We just want you to know how very special the paramedics on Balboa Island are to us. Our 12 and 10 year-old grand4 daughters called 911 for their father on July 8, 1996. The team of Capt. Alex Zanelli, William Thnke and Gary Beeler respond- ed and were able to save our son from certain death from a mas- sive heart attack. We are so glad to have such devoted men right here on our island -everyone should know how well-trained they are. DON AND BARBARA GATES, Sr. Balboa Island Shower ministrY truly ;l' a blessing The shower ministry at First Methodist is surely a great bless- ing and I (bank them for it. As a volunteer at SOS I have been able to refer many clients to the "ministry" -the only free shower in townl U it is true that cleanliness is next to Godliness, First Methodist is on the right mission. God bless the Methodists and everyone else, too. LD.llAN JOHNSON . Santa Ana Heights Drug policy needs discussion Thanks for Joe Bell's enlight- ening discoune on the failure of the present U.S. drug policy. I totally agree It's time to et least talk about changing something that needl changing. People who have •blind oppo- sition• to at least talking about eertous ch4nqe are ju.st keeping their heads tn the sand. . Here'• hoping the Daily Pilot J(eeps up the good workl PHILIP cun1S Calta Mela readers respond . Get rid of lewd shirts I walk quite often down in : ness areas up and down the . Balboa and I am totally I coast, Seal Beach, Dana Point, against1he displaY, of lewd i Huntington Bea.ch, none of T-shirts. I think we have l them have T-shirts like them enough lewd things around. I in their windows. I think it is a With the millions of kids disQTace to residents, visitors walking a.round. there, I think and the other businesses in we need to protect them and l the area.. I don't undel1tand the rest of us who are offend-j why the dty lets this go on. ed. I think the T-shirts stioWd 1 SHDU.l!Y P1HA be kept in the back. Balboa PeniDIWa CAnlY DASHER Costa Mesa I We have~ been I embarruaed when we~ I have been fighting um I down gueltl to our comm~ thing for yean because it's one 1 1 to '" tbelil Wlgu and of the things that is dowliing oblC:me (lilplays. It's m•lrt;ng this area. I have been so upset I an commullity • boa.key t.oalt. with all of that bad stuff up It is no laughing maner wben there. bOfl and glitS WM1 tldl ldDd I don't want my kidi or of suggesuve ttma. frteDds or relattves down tbere · TOM PINDIU. to .. that stuff. It ii .mbei· ..... raamg and dOwngredlDg and I tbink lt II terrible that we have to put up Wttb that. SUSAN IAMCINO Belboe ,.,,,.,... • • Newport &.ch/Cosni Mesa Daily Piloc LUNDE CONTINUED FROM A 1 center will be used by the boys and girls aquatics teams, which include water polo and swim- ming. Several members in the New- port Harbor High School Aquatic ~oosters already paid a deposit (or used weight-training equip- ment they bought recently at a liquidation sale. But they need to raise $30,000 more in the next 60 (lays. "A lot of people in the cornmu- riity asked us if they could do anything and this might be it," Lunde said. "There is a lack of good strength training (for the aquatic teams) and this will make a dilference." Although the Lundes' two old- est sons have graduated from the FIRE KIDS CONTINUED FROM A 1 dummy, twice her size. by the neck. After reaching the line, Joelle collapsed next to ·her shoes, then collected her ribbons for her out- standing effort. More than 130 kids participat- ~ Friday in th~ Mini Firefighter Challenge at the Orange Co).lllty Pair, which incorporated a physi- cal contest with lessons on fire safety. "It's nice to have the hoopla, but at the same time, we're here to teach the children about fire pre- vention," said Emmy Day, a spokeswoman with the Orange County Fire Authority. Firefighters from Riverside pro- vided a trailer designed like a tiouse to show kids what to do if they discover a fire in their own homes. The Orange County Fire Authority also brought along two canine pals -Lenny and Jake -to help teach lessons in fire safety. Lenny, a 3-year-old Labrador retriever, showed kids how he could find a hiddep swatch of gasoline-laced cloth .as part of an arson investigation. Jake, a 3-year- high sc.hool, and Gray died, the Costa Mesa couple remain active in the boosters which counts about 80 families as members. Gary Dietz, the booster presi- dent of the aquatics dub for the boys, said that for some time the aquatics conditioning center needed to be improved from its old, unpleasant environment including weight machines that appear unsafe. "I think Gray's passing gave us an extra incentive," Dietz said. •(The center) is something we can all rally around and get enthused about." The boosters are asking for support from the community to refurbish the conditioning center. Call 721-5161 if you have any questions or send contributions to Newport Harbor Aquatics Boost- ers, 800 Newport Center Drive, Suite 150, Newport Beach, 92660. VICTIM CONTINUED FROM A 1 Judys first husband, Steven Smith, was killed in a car accident in 1989. William's first wife, Pat Story, died of cancer in 1988. Judy, along with mends and colleagues, remembered William as a roan who used his intelli- gence, Wit and manner to make it in business and his heart to suc- ceed with his first and second families. "My husband was extremely respected," Judy said. "He bad that good Midwestern sense of ethics, fairless and hard work." Judy said he very much loved · her daughters, Anna Story, 16, and Jillian Smith, 23. He treated them as his own. "He was a better father than most because he was a father by choice," Judy said. "When he old Dalmatian, demonstrated the married me, he married them." "stop, drop and roll" technique Jillian Smith said William was used to extinguish fires on cloth-to give her away at her wedding ing. th.is December. She just graduat- Tue-kids!.(:ont~t was a preau:'--~Kl-Irom the University of Wasb- sor to the main event, a profession-ington. al Firefighter Challenge. · The Rev. Peter Haynes of SL Michaels and All Angels Episco- pal Church in COrona del Mar married William and Judy. He remains a dose family friend. •He was a lover and a leader,• Haynes said. "He was continual- ly a man of the highest morality." Though he liked goU and oth- er activities, Haynes said William "just enjoyed sitting on the patio at his house, talking with his friends." The Iowa native was a non- nonsense type who carefully and thoughtfully ch<>Se his words. He was active in church and charity, working with the City of Hope. His intellect was considered as strong as his heart with diverse interests ranging from interna- tional events to the California Angels. He graduated from the University of Iowa in 1968 with a business degree. Story was president and chief executive officer of National American Insurance Co. of Cali- fornia in Rancho Dominguez, a communitf north of Long Beach. A flag flew at half-mast Friday outside. the company'>-headquar ters and workers appeared upset as they moved about thf> one-st<r ry office complex. As with his family, his adueve- ments were great in business. He started working for the msurance "My husband was extremely respected. He had that good Midwestern sense of ethics, fairness and hard work ... " -JUDY STORY • firm in 1987 after previous assign- ments with The Prudential and other high-profile companies. Adoration from peers eventually brought him a seat on the Califor- nia Chamber of Commerce board of directors. •He was very highly thought of, as are all of our directors. who are leading executives in Califor- nia," said Doug Gordon, vice -.presi.4eet-0f..the-state chamber. He also was involved with the SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 Assoclation of Caldorrua Insur· ance Companies and the Workers Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau. Story's colleagues said they were devastated but would not furtber discuss the matter Instead, they issued a joint press release on behalf of the compa- ny's employees. "His consetVative Midwestern upbringing served him well in the insurance business and he was well-liked and respected throughout the ~dustry, • the statement reads. "He was an intensely dedicated, hard-work~ ing individual who truly loved his work and cared about the well being of all who worked for NAICC. He will be greatly , missed." Haynes. the reverend, spent much of Friday afternoon consol- ing the couple He was optimistic. "There's Just pain and sadness in that house,• Haynes said. "It seems to be a tough time but they're going to make it• Memorial services for Story are pending. · ta.ff-wrtit.~a.-r-t=DeAnna....,rnn~Oeo~..,,.1rrgnoer-+--.,.._. contributed to this report 7Uted °' tlte ~I.We? Full Spreads & Coverlets Custom Made To Your Bed "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" ·s ~ 1/.11'1tl~.l1JLU. 642-8400 ~ f.luoi:y &~-~7 Complimcncary 1998 Harbor Blvd., Cosca Mesa Da 1gn Consulcing ' "11~ fahm nJ l.ibor purduseJ duu M61 Lph•>l.ta\ "HAWAIIAN DAZE SALE"! SATURDAY, JULY 20THf~ ~~ VEHICLE OUTFITTERS OR SAVE 1 O'ro OFF ANYTHING IN THE STORE R.OBER. T MONDA VI WINE AND FOOD CENTER. COSTA MESA PRESENTS Valrhona Chocolate Dinner Frldny. July 27 This is a unique opportunity ror chocolate lovers to enjoy an evenin$ of lndultence. Chef. Sylvain Leroy of the ValrhoM Chocolate Compimy wlU cr~te a f l\bulous four coursc dinner fncorporattna chocolate Into every dbh. E6Ch course wm be paired witt\ A different Robert Mondavl wine. .. 7 P·r:n $85 per person Cleo Lnine ~~ and the John Dankworlh Qroup ~ SaturdDy. Autust 18 loin us for a concert on the lawn wi1h lnt6rna~ accJMned Cleo Laine. She ~ the only &inter to ~e Orammy nornmatk>M tn three different catetorie& Md &he ~ • a d6uJlnj erroy or vocal atyfc&. Doora open ot ~ p.rn.. Concert et 6.30 p.m. $3:S tor lawn M)Of& <picnic& moy be ordered for -$1!5>. $IOO for VIP dinner M".Affnt on the terrace. •• Por lldeeta ell <714> IWD-4alO mo ac.e ~w....8. COiia .... EVERYBODY GETS LEl·ED!! 20362 Birch St. • Newport Beach (714) 756-1211 •Hawaiian Orchids From •14"! ' and Cash •Huge Selection of Blooming Plumerias! OPEN SATURDAY, 9AM TO 4PM!! MEMBERSHIP INCLUDFJ: • Nt'W ~imlbcf Ontnacll\n • l' Yan! Heated 1"°' • Utt oi mt \l~1 Room and Eq111rmm1 by ftoJy M•a •~I · \OlkyNll • Sa.1r C1mbtn • lreadmUI • L-iltocycla • Sdi*tnn Audyric Bin\lcs • Lk Rowa • Cci~ II ~ • l.Jrpd Body ~et • Ncwdi. Track • Rlcq\M'lbd • H.vidh.11 •Step ~•Arn~ c5idtt Ad..S1 F.mm • H.rd B.d• •Aqua • ~ • Aqwn;: FIC.llHI • Smior ,\qlUlx Fimas • "' For \i'.lw I..*•~ Llr • IA~ • ._i T~ ~ • A~" ~ A1'°"'1 Uw 8' Odwr YMCA r-.._, ~-' SATURDAY. JUlY 20, 1996 •THE VOUMTED ~runs peflodkally In the Daily Pilot. If yqu'd II"' Information on getting your orga- 1'\lzatlon listed, call 642-4321, Ext. 331. IN'THfAITH COUNOL The Newport-Mesa-Irvine Interfaith Council, an umbrella organization for al area service groups, needs vol- unteers active In local congregations. Fot lnfonnation, ~II Carol Brown, 548- 3283. ' JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION IHTERNATIONAL lM Juvenile Diabetes Foundation lnter- natJonal, Orange County Chapter. is seeking volunteers to serve on its golf tournament committee and tor data entry. Also a public relations Intern is needed. For informatiOA on these and other opportunities, call Lee Powell at 553·0363. KIDS CANCER CONNECTION The Kids Cancer Connection is dedicat- ed to the emotional. educational and financial needs of children afflicted with cancer. Volunteers are needed. For Information, call 851-7774. -SUSAN &-KGMEN BREAST-CANCER- FOUNDATION Volunteers are needed immediately for a variety of positions for the " 1996 Race for the CureH to be held at Fash- ion Island on Sept. 22. For more infor- mation, call 224-0290. MARCH OF DIMES The Marcil of Dimes office in Newport Beach needs volunteers to coordinate and index resource files and create a master filing system of information and referral sources. This agency, dedicated to preventing birth defects, also needs front office assistants. Orientation is provideo. Call 263-1100. MASTER CHORALE The performing arts organization needs volunteers for computer input, ticlcet- ing, filing and handling phones. For information, call 556-6262. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOOATION Assi st the Muscular Dystrophy Assoda- volunteer diredory TEACHERS ment the program, as has been discussed. The di.strict ii taking prelimi- nary steps to add.ren the class size Issue before school starts. ~ tlon of Orange County staff at their •Biker Bash• eYefrt on July 26. Volun- teer help Is needed with registration, raffle ticket salti, drink and food booths, (oat ~ roving ticket sales or .s a money handler. lWo hours of training prior to the event will be pro- vided. Call Diana Cheek .t 55()..()161 . NATIONAL CAT PROTECTION SOOETY The non-profit society finds loving homes for owner-ttlinqulshed cats and kittens and malntainj a retirement cen- ter for older cats. Volunteers are ~ ed to brush the cats and give them a little extra TlC. For more lnformation, call 650-1232. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The non-profit recovery center for adult women with alcohol and other chemi- cal dependencies seeks volunteers. Call 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or call JO'( at 548-8754. NEWPORT BEACH {ONFERENCE AND vtSfTORS' BUREAU The Newport Beach Conferenct and Visitors Bureau is dedicated to the pro- motion of the city to potential visitors. If you have extensive knowledge of Newport Beach and would llke to vol- unteer, call 722-1611. HfWllOltT.MfSA SCHOOL FOUNDATION The Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation Is looking for volunteers to help with fundralslng efforts, speaking opportu- nities, public events and occasional offlc.e wortt. NMSF Is a non-profit orga- niz.atlon that raises funds to help with the education of children In the New- port-Mesa Unified School District. To volunteer call 631-4143. OPERA PAOFIC The Opera Pacific Guild Affiance, a support group for Opera Pacific, has a wide range of activities for volun- teers. For Information, call 474- 4488. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operation Oean Slate, a Costa Mesa- based organization that focuses on graffiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and for other duties. For more Information, call Michael Howard at 435-0745. ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER The Interfaith Shelter Is the largest fam- ily shelter in the county, housing, feed- ing and counseling 20 families daily. The group needs volunteers and dispos- able diapers. For Information, call Jeff CONTINUED FROM A 1 one talked-about alternative, which is to put an aide in each lower-grade classroom and con- sequently receive less money per student. •A number o! teachers don't feel that's a viable option because they're still responsible for 30-35 students, and they have to account for the aide and the program that the aide is car- rying out," she said. Teachers also are concerned that students will have a hard time adjusting to new classroom confiaurations should the district wait ~until February to imple- PLUG "'There are concerns about the educational, social and emo- Uonal problems kids will have after they're split from the pri- mary teacher they have gotten to know,• Mook said. •And they will lose educational time while the kids adjust and the new teacher learns their patterns of development. It's not ideal.• Teachers also worry instruc- toTS hired after all other districts have gotten first picks or those hired under emergency creden- tial waivers will not be up to par, considering the local communi- ty's high standards, Mook said. "We want the best teachers in the classroom, not just warm bodies," she said. Elementary school principals have been called back from vacation, school officials said, and will meet with administra- tors Tuesday to discuss space and budgets. School boa.rd president Jim de Boom ,Jaid he's trying to schedule a special school board meeting in early ~ugust sin~e the board wasn't to meet agam until Aug. 27. The board can- celed its Aug. 13 meeting last month. A group of concerned parents are getting together Monday. For more information about the parent meeting, call Angela Kraus at 252-4423. ----.... Reynolds, 631-7213. ---"'----..._..--!.._._._ ____ _ FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY The growing interest in the year-old Used Book Store In the Central Library has created a need for more volunteers to staff the store and the wortcroom, where members categorize and screen the condition of the books donated by the community. Vol unteen must be members of Friends of the Lib,ary and are a.sked to woric two three-hour shifts per month. Call volunteer coordinator Hannah Flynn at 673-0419 or the book- store at 759-9667 for more Information.. NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer tlelp. For information, call Rita, 642-9990. NAUTICAL MUSEUM The Newport Harbor Nautlcal Museum is in need of assistance in the area of accounting. If you have a CPA or book- keeping expenence, please contact Dr. Sheli Smith at 673-3377. ;.,,,. •Aaw,.. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNOL Volunteers are needed for a variety of functions. Call B39-6199. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The Orange County Chamber Orchestra needs volunteers to help sell tickets, staff social affairs, work the office and assist with mailing parties. The orches- tra also needs volunteers who would like to learn more about classical music to participate on its administrative board. call Gil Abrams at 644-7019 for more Information. ORANGE COUNTY HARVEST Orange County Harvest is committed to feeding the hungry by reducing pro- duce left In the fields and Is seeking volunteers to glean weekly on Wednes- day mornings from 8 to 10 a.m. and on the third Sunday of each month from 1 to 3 p.m. For more Information, call 708-1597. Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. NFM'ORT WCH • COSlAM{SA Daily Pilot · ·. Ct\REERS IN ,\\'L\l'IC)I\ · · ~AN .llCMCd.GP~ '""""'' Si9n Up Now For Vt1ur PREFERRED CUSTOMER COSMETIC BONUS 11ntl receif/e 1 10.00 FREE Cosmetic Merc/1111nJise A~er Accumul11tin9 '100.00 In Cosmetic l'urclt11ses See tletAi/s i'n store RBILONNAI 12. 79 r., ._.,113.fS O.'t ~ "' ..... , &NP Nllil W h•er 6 fl •z •If Bf' . BON VO SMOOTH·SAJLINi ~ s;,,,.,. fnlit ,,,_ ... ""',...,, ,_,., 99' ad .,.1.65 ~Ii.a• ""'•'If" ti( ti•ltr eM6 •Seaitif-,.., d#Jia SJ.,,,,...___.,.,._. . w,ial i~ I·~ esalJ Iii• tlf _, ... ,, l 6.1 rr'MI AOWdlo FLORAL ., c.1111" l~M• 25,,0FF IAll1Ad1Ma EYE-OPENER Corona del Mar braces for eighth Jack Errion Classic QUOTE OF THE DAY -UINre was a wag to MM. Jody~ would/Ind it ..... -OLYMPICS WA1ER POlO COAOI BllL 8ARNEl1' ·ALWAYS SOUPED UP, READY TO WIN I I 1 I I ' ' . ' ' I I I l I ': I Bill Barnett called Jody Campbell the '88 team's most complete ·player; Newport Beach resident went on to be installed in water polo's Hall of Fame. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NERT BEACH -Jody bell never met a poo m which he couldn't win a water polo game. way to win, would find it," said Campbell's 1.988 U.S. Olympic coach, Bill Barnett (Newport Harbor High). stephanie keefe Milne, Case take honors at Independence Cup qua.lifier • But it'll be Lee Buratti and Lance Toguchi who move on to lndpendence Cup Regatta competition. T he United States Sailing Center bas once again fostered sailors to be champions. . Five teams competed this past weekend for the honor of representing Southern California in the United States Independence Cup, the national championship for disabled sailors, and when all was said and done, there was more than But Campbell, a two-time Olympian, met a crowd be couldn't bear during the Opening Ceremonies of the '88 Seoul Games. Campbell, a Newport Beach resident, had played for Coach Monte Nitzkowski in the 1984 Los Angeles Games. •My biggest memory of . 1984, •Campbell said, •was walking in the Coliseum for the Opening Ceremonies and . hearing the deafening roar. It gave me goose bumps. You understood you were definitely . contrast going to Seoul." Four years later, Seoul was different. the olympiad series ~In any competition in the Olympics, against the Soviet Union or anybody, the South Koreans would root against us, and we had U.S. (military) troops protecting their borders. It wasn't long after that when the Soviet Union shot down one of their MI was telling some of the guys how (the Opening Ceremonies) were going to be an unbelievable feeling, then we went to Seoul and just got a goU clap, just a courtesy clap,• Campbell said. ·u was a letdown to see how rude the Korean people were to the U.S. during the whole Olympics.1\ify family had problems getting Jody Campbell airlines. • eo was a place, but I couldn't ta.xis, because (the taxi drivers) knew they were Americans. I quite understand why that was happening. That's definitely my lasting impression of the '88 Games.• Speaking of lasting impressions, avoid asking Campbell anything about Team USA's preliminary-round victory against Greece. All Campbell remembers is that Greece had a 6-foot-8 hole man he had to guard. On one shot, Campbell's head got in the way of the towering player's follow-through. Campbell suffered a mild concussion and was carried from the pool deck. NBC had wanted . . . • SEE JODY PAGE 8 3 r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, Bob Duesler still doing his thing on the tennis courts, driving his foes to distraction with his tormenting style. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH -Bob Duesler, master of the lob shot, had his challen ger tossing away his rack.et and sarcastically clapping on the opposite side of the tennis . court Friday. Duesler, of Newport Beach, and Geof Grant, of Sausalito, met for the first time since 1981. But they're old friends, both having traveled the United States Tennis Association m.en's senior circuit for years. •You can hate him," Grant said of Duesler, •but you've got to play him and socialize with him. •Today, I just couldn't set up well enough and I couldn't power the ball enough. My job was to make it tough on him." Grant made it tough on Duesler, pushing him to three sets, but was frustrated by Duesler's constant torment of lobs and spins in the men's 55s qllarterfinals of the USTA National Hardcourt Championships at the featuring PINS WATER POLO Los Angeles Seoul OLYMPIC DIARY little things IDean- a lot ... •An autograph's value can carry a lot of weight. · EDITOR'S Q5e5) NOTE: Corona del Mar .( resident Doug Sparks is a (coaching) technidan to the 1996 Olympic Games in AUanta, whose day-to-day endeavors for the Games began July 8. Doug Sparks Friday. July 19 -It seems like ages ago that I was told of my recreatio n standings HOOPS ,_ __ SGl'laAU. o_,otc..... ..... Ma ..... Coe.I •c- hndlts. 4; 6. Continent.I Cibte.1; 1. Old lats a ..._ o. CONTINUED FROM 81 .............. D"' 1. Y~s HetOef. 10 Meft4l "•1· points.; 2. (tie) Zaconof'ftks. always amazed bow these old- 1. (tie) Mad Mbc. 1 points. lffzer Bombers, 7; 3. (tie) Swing This, 6. We Try Harder, 6; 5. (tie) Tomados. 2, Take Your Base. 2. 1. Pier<» St. Terminators, S-1; 2. National Sports Grit~ 4-1-1; 3. (tie) Brew Cr.w, l ·l, POC. 3·3; s. Big Wednetdlty, Ii timen can play.• 4. unknowns, 6; 5. (tie) The He supervises everything Dogs, 4• Giants. ft. w.st while filling in if there's a c:o.st Auto, 4; I . Siw.rs, 2. Women's missing referee, timer or 5. Sh«ehouse, 2·3-1; 1. Zubles, 8 points; 2. scorekeeper. ~eoect ·o-1· 1. Rebets. 10 poi~ 6. The~Q.6. ....... C.J " Total ICAIOS. 6; 3. (tie) Q-OCJb • [put my snem out to ~· 2. River ~ts. 8; l . (tie) The Fungi, 6, Viii. Martinique, 6; 5. catfomla Ore4tmln'. 4; 6. Oeats 'n Oeavage, 2; 7. ~rlfone, 1. 1. Young Gum, 10 points; Di~ 4, Strike A Pose, 4; ture, • Orris said with a laugh, S. Gunn Bandits, 2; drawing the line at t.aldng the 2. Bad 8Mts. 8; 3. (tie) The Chucks, 6, Silver Bullets, 6, Spomplge. 6; 6. Team Taxi, O. 6. Rookies. 0. ard U Men's 1..oww "D" h court. • p witil last year I 1. (tie) T.Q. Shooters, 10 would play a game or two, but Men's ·w· Modtfled Coed "D-2" 1. B.T. Appraisals. 12 points; 2. (tie) Ziggy, Ziggy. Ziggy, 8, The Rookies, S; 4. Rlptide, 6; 5. The All Mighty's, 4; 6. Seer Buddies, ~ 7. Apria Jones & Temps of Doom, 0. 1. (tie) Lowted, 3-1, POC. 3· 1, Pierce St. Temtinators, 3· 1 ~ 4. (tie) Jones Boys. 1-3, Bilbo Baggins, 1-3, Outers Shooters, 1·3. points, Ballpartc Pizza, 10, I'm afraid they are beyond me. Containers, 10; 4. McGaw. I still have the desire, but not 4; 5. (tie) Ducers, 1, Parrot the athletic ability, or the con- Heads. 1' ditioning." ~ llASKETIAl.l. MONDAY He also has the youngsters Men's "C..2" Men's "C·1" 1. The Goons. 10 points: 2. (tie) Screaming Mimi's, S, NMCC Men, 8; 4. (tie) Quien Es Mas Macho, 4, Outer Limits, 4; 6. V.l.E .. 2. 1. (tie) Budmen. 6 points, Junkyard Dogs, 6; 3. (tie) Sam Burners, 4, Step Two, 4; 5. (tie) Shooters, 2, Dog Pound, 2. 1. S.T.1 ..• 2-0; 2. Sneaker in the current program be Squeak.ers, 2-1. Shooters, scorers and timers so they can 2-1; 4. (tie) Soljahs. 1-1, get ,a sense of the history Rhymes Wrth Duck, 1-1, they're a part of. L.A. Futures, 1-1; 7. (tie) • 1 , all fun Time Outs, 0-2. Spirit ts not re y a d-raiser Men's "C-4" Coed "C" 1. TNT/Cleats 'N Cleavage, 10 points; 2. Team Voo Doo, 8; 3. Bilbos At The Sat. 6; 1. Swing This, 8 points; 2. (tie) Team can, 6, New Beginning, 6; 4. (tie) Mudville, 2, The Smoothies, 2; 7. c.arta Blanca, 0. Siikscreens, 0-2. although we make a couple 1\JESDAY dollars,• Orris said. •The day 1. (tie) Ab5olutely No 'D'. brings everybody back, bind-~~;!~2~~~~8~~3;eo ing the tradition of Corona del Rim. 1-2; s. (tle) G.S.F., o-3• Marc athletics, in general, and Men's "0-2" Wiidcats, G-3. orona del Mar basketball, in 4. (tie) Zubies, 4, Orange County Combo, 4, Shore- hoase;-4;--'7. KillerVwgi , 1. Don't Matter, 8 points; WEDNESDAY particular,,, he said. •The kids 2. My Leg Hurts, 7; 3. 71tte~ktrr'Em & Fry~c--+-e to seetlleprogram bas Coed ·0-1" •rates, !i, 4. Cone, 4; 5. (tie) Marauders, 0, Ice Chalet 0. 3-0, Red Scare, 3--0; 3. continued the values, the style 1. Beachcombers. 1 O points; 2. Boatrockers, 8; 3. (tie) Fairview, 6, Best Billiards. 6; S. CJ Sluggers, 4; 6. PM Slammers, 1; 7. Blue Sox. 0. Men's "D-1" Unemployed, 2·1; 4. '(iild of play and the effort that 1. Flatliners, 8 points; 2. Threads, l-l; 5· (tie) Aj>ria, we've work so hard at over the Barr-Barians, 6; 3. (tie) Ball- park Oldtimers, 4, Rebels, 4; 5. Pathfinders, 2; 6. HTBC. 0. 1-2, O.B .• 1-2; 7. Jack's Surfboards, 0-2; years.• 8. Comcasters, 0-3. Pool play is set to start at 8 Men's "D-4" THURSDAY a.m. with single-elimination Coed "0-2" 1. Sharkbites, 10 points; 2. (tie) Muffin Monsters, 1. (tie) Bombers, 6 points, Sharks, 6; 3. Blythe & 1. (tie) X-Zibitz., 1-0, QSC, play continuing into the aftef- 1-0; 3. (tie) Leeper's, 0--0, noon leading up to a ? p.m. 6. Filenet Brewdogs, 6, Tomados, 6; 5. Base Assoc .. 4; 4. 58th St. Rats, 3; S. 04-Ever, 2; 6. Super Freak, 1. Basic HSH Kickin, 0-0; 5. Squid Squad, G-1, championship game. Centerfield, G-1. ~1 run into people I haven't DIARY CONTINUED FROM 81 area. We intend to do that for OUI competition days, but it's impossible now when we are carrying a 17-foot case full of pole vault poles. 0 It was an interesting sight as walked through the Olympic Village seeing so many athletes from around the world going about their normal days. I saw ~everal bicycle teams leave en masse; there were athletes everywhere who were jogging and stre tcrung. 1 was surpnsed that most of them look no different than the well-conditioned joggers and bikers in our community. As dumb as this sounds, that makes me proud. 0 We were told that we couldn't have came ras at the venues. Yesterday out of maybe 90 people at Cheney, I think I may have been the only one that didn't have one. That was quickly remedied as I sent Pete to the car to get ours. Security took pictures of athletes and staff and the other way around. Athletes took pictures of alhletes. During om session yesterday (Simon was the only one vaulting) at least 150 pictUies were taken of us working together. I am not qwte used to being asked for autographs. . I guess I feel my time has _ lIELP WANTED Youth coach , NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Beach Community Ser- vices Department is seeldng a part-time youth sports coach to help out with a variety of sports- related programs. I Applicants need to be high pchool graduates with at least one ~ear of college, with an emphasis lO· Physical Education or Recre- ·tiQn preferred. pie successful application WoWd work Monday through Fri- ~ from 2-5 p.m. with some weekday nights and weekends t"bquired. The position pays between $6.94-$8.44 an hour. , Applications are available at ~e Community Services Depart- tnent, 3300 Newport Blvd., in Newport Beach. For more information contact Todd Alvarez at 644-3156. I VOI;LEYB '.A L L Fonner Corona del Mar High grad Allison Englebrecht will be holding her second annual Beach 'volleyball Camp starting July 29 t Blg Corona State Beach. Englebr cht currently plays Olleyball tor the UniversJty of rtland. 1lie foW'-day camp for bop glr1I ages 8· 1~ will feeture hVee'=boUr dally MUions running t;t ::o~· The ooet for the !~man WonnetiOn ceJl 780- passed and the athletes should be the focus, but I never refuse because you never know what impact a small gesture like giving an autograph may have. 0 At my national meet in t 976 which I had won, I broke a pole attempting a new national record which broke my finger and required a few stitches to a cut that the jagged end of the Fiberglas caused. · When you break a pole, believe it or not, it is not counted as a miss. I completed my last two vaults and was going for medical attention when a little 8-year-old boy came up to me and asked me if he cold have a piece of the broken pole that Bruce Caldwell was then holding. I smiled and said, "Sure." He then asked if I would sign the white athletic tape on the pole (non-slip grip area). Though my broken finger was killing me I wrote vecy slowly and clearly. ·Good Luck, you can be the best if you believe in yourself and are willing to do the work.H Ten years later roy parents got a call telling them that this kid was looking for me to thank me and tell me had just won the Texas High School State Meet and still bad that piece of my pole on his wall. Last year at the USA Track & Field Pole Vault Summit in Reno, l was talking to a friend, former collegiate record.holder and 19-33/4 vaulter, Billy Payne (no relation to the ACOG president, Billy Payne) and he told me that the legendary pole vault coach from Texas, Carl Ericson, wanted to meet me. I was honored bu,t surprised at what he had to say. He started off by telling me that he was a big fan of mine when I was "a bigtime stud pole vaulter,• as he put it, but not for the obvious reason .. He was a fan of mine because I gave that broken piece of pole to his son. He said he watched from the stands as his shy little boy walked up to me. He knew I was injured and he just hoped I would acknowledge his son because he was vecy nervous to approach me. He closed by saying that if I nevervaulted again, from that day forward, I would always be the greatest because of the long term effect that one painful autograph produced. That i.s why I sign autographs when asked. Q Of course I failed to add that when I was 12-years old, the Southwest Conference champion from the University of Texas gave me a piece of his pole that he broke, which remained on my wall for many years. He too got a call from me when I won my first national championship. professional athletes what I work with in hopes that when that little future champion walks up to them, wha.t they say or do may have an effect you will never know ... or maybe, like in my case, you will be fortunate enough to be told. We invite you to view a spedal exhibit of Puhl• Watches by Cartier at our Fathion bland store from July 11 through July 22. I tmmft~ llAMCltO MllMJI 6.1.:.MJUNA NIOUIL ,.._.91.Af11Ds ~r l!ACH <7"> n1 to10 A ... ' Paul Orris seen for years and they say they're following us in the Daily Pilot,# qms said. "When we are in the playoffs it always amazes me how many alumni show up for the games to show their support It lets you know that the basketball pro- gram did have some impact on them." ast year:-a tresbriian ftom Orris' 1971 team s~owed up and ended up playing a teapi combined of a few years. •1 talked to him as the day progressed to see how he was doing,• Orris said. •He told me, 'Coach, I don't know any- body here, but I feel I know everybody.' That's what this is all about.• MARK YOUR CALE NDAR: COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College football fans need lo make' a few changee on their 1996 schedule. ' OCC's borne-opener again.st Saddleback College has been moved to a 7 p.m. start on Sept. 14 (Saturday), according to Athletic Directot' Ba.ny Wallace. · The game was originally slated for the 13th because Golden West' College, which shares LeBard Stadium with the Pirates, held the Sat·, urday night slot. When the Rustlers opted to play a day schedule this fall, Saturday night became available. The move also effects Orange Coast's Oct. 12 game with GWC which will start at 1 :30 p.m. instead of ? . 1996 Orange Coast College Football Schedule Sept. 14 -• Saddleback (home) Sept. 21 -Pasadena City College (home) Sept. 28 -Mt. San Antonio (home) Oct. 5 -at El Camino (at M urdock Field) Oct. 12 - • Golden West (at LeBard Stadium) Oct. 19 -• Fullerton (home) Oct. 26 -at • Rancho Santiago (Santa Ana Bowl) Nov. 2 -at • Riverside City College (Wheelock Field) Nov. 9 -long Beach City (home) Nov. 16 -at• Palomar (at San Marcos High) (*) M ission Conference Central Division games. DEEP SEA FRIDAY'S COUNTS Dllvey's Lock•· 8 boats, 283 anglers. 4 bonito, 421 barracuda, 135 calico bass, 1,029 sand bass. 13 sculpin, 8 sheephead, 12 halibut. 7p.m 7p.m. 7 p.m. 7p.m. 1:30 p.m.· 7p.m. 1 p.m. 7p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 rodtfish, 1 cabezon, 20 whitefish, 32 blue perch, 3 sole, 73 mackerel. Newport lAndlng · 5 boats, 245 anglm. 1,221 sand bass. 136 barracuda, 6 calico bass, 8 rockfish, 29 sculpin, 3 halibut, 2'cabezon • 51 mackerel. ' t . at NO CHARGE!* CALL DIRECT. .. I 1 .,,.· r Newpon Beach!Co.ta Mesa Dally Pilot BOATING CONTINUED FROM 81 Center also hosted a christening ceremony f~r the two latest additions lo their facilities. The ceremony began with the re-dedication of a Defender Mini 12-Meter. the boat underwent extensive work to restore it, the majority of which was done by West Marine. The Defender 12 is a singlehanded, internally-blasted boat ~t can be sailed by anyone, able-bodied or disabled. ln addition, a brand new Martin 16 was christened by the Sailing Center. The Martin16 offers the latest technology in boats for the disabled and will be used at the Swnmer Olympics as a development boat. Disabled Salling Association Program Director Peter Hudson was instrumental in attaining the Martin 16, which promises to be a great ass·et for the Disabled Sailing Program. Established as a springboard for sailors into the Olympics, the·United States Sailing Center-Long Beach now encompass.es a full realm of sailing activities, including programs for interscholastic and intercollegiate racers, youth-at-risk and disabled sailors. For more information regarding the Disabled Sailing Festival, the Disabled Sailing .Association or the United States Sailing Center-Long Beach, contact the Sailing Center's Executive Director Mike Segerblom at (310) 433-7939. a Balboa YC's-66 Serl~for J>HRF sailors ended last weekend with a three-race series over'to Catalina and back, completing a total of six races that began in June. Seventeen boats competed in the final stretch of the series that began with steady and moderate winds. After the race on Friday, the sailors spent the night in White's eove and sailed a six-mile beat to Ship's Rocle on Saturday in 10-15 knots. The breeze died down as the race wore on, leaving the boats to float home on a five-mile spinnaker run. The third race began with good breeze, but once again died down until the last five miles. D In PHRF A. the crew aboard It's OK dominated the fleet, winning the series overall with a 1, 1, l , (6), 1, 1. ln PHRF B, John Donahue's Ecstacy won line honors, with a 2, l, 2, 1, 1, (3). In PHRF C, Joe Degenhardt's Lickity Split topped the fleet with a 2, 2, 2, (4), 1, 2. · More than 35 boats competed in the 66 Series. PHRF A · 1. It's Ok. 3.75; 2. Cursor, 21 ; 3. Bravura. 48; 4. Raider. 27; 5. J·Bird, 27.75; 6. Epidemic, 3S; 7. Spirit, 37; 8. Heartbeat, 38; 9. Apparition. 44; 10. Energy. 45. · . PHRF B • 1. Ectasy, 6.2S; 2. Stoker. 12.5; 3. Jiffy Too, 13.75; 4. Sorcerer, 15; 6. Jalapena. 37; 7. Dutchess. 42; 8. Buie Moon. 52; 9. Munchkin. 54; 10. Lagneappe, S6. PHRF C • 1. Uckity Split 8.75; 2. Seamego, 9.5; 3. Valentine, 25; 4. Whippett, 28.5; 5. Katinka, 28.7S; 6. Death Mobile, 36; 7. Off, 43; 8. Pussycat 49; 9. Shani, S2; 10. Athena. 54. USTA NetloMI .._. .. !JOI ... SS. IWdCOUrt0-..1•= (M IJI e arg .=::::. ) Men41SO~ .._... . Olde Johnson (Ballwin, Mo.) def. Leland Housman (San Diego), 6-3, 6-2; Jim Parker (Hooston) def. Peter BroAA>n (Scottsdale, Az.). 6-3, 6-3; Ken Robinson (San carlos) def. Garyk Coidell (Palo Alto), 7-S, 3"'6, 6-3; David Bohannon (Garden Grove) <M!f. Charlie Hoeveler (Ross), 7·5, 6-3. Men's-55 Qulll'terflnels Singles Len Sapluto (Walnut Creek) def. Gordon Smith (Greenbrae), 6-3, 7-5; Gordon Davis (Encino) def. Larry Dodge (Piedmont), 5-7, 6-2, 6--l; Allan carter (New York, N.Y.) def. Dick Landenberger (Dallas), 6-3, 4-6, 6-2; lob Duesler (Newport INctl) def. Geof Grant (Sausalito), 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. Men's so Third-round doubles P. Bronson·D. Bryant (SCottsdale) def. J. Bowell-R. Farmer (Huntington Beach), 6-3, 6-3; L. Edgecumbe (Palos Verdes)-Jack Metalsky (Manhattan Beath) def. W. Brooks {N.-wport INctl)-0. Giiien (cathedral City), 6-7, 6-5, retired; D. Bohannon (Garden Grove)-D. Trout (Solvang) def. M. Jausei-J. Martin (Briggs. la), 6-4, 6-2; D. Johnson (Ballwin, Mo.)-F. Shuey (La Jolla) 'def. R. Cox (Tahlequah, Ok.)·R. Kisner (Huntington Beach), 6-2, 6-2; D. Crook (Phoenix)-T. Long (Scottsdale) def. P. Finch (NeWpOrt Beach>-&-Fraailosy (Corona del Mar), 6-4, 6-4; J. Parker (Houston-K. Robinson (San carlos) def. D. Ahmed (Laguna BeachJ. Netson (Newport Beam), 6-1, 7·5; J. Janson·T. Wire (Westlake Village) def. M. Erck·J. Rathburn (Santa Monica). 6-3, 5-7. 7-5; I . Hoehn (Burlington. Vt.)-C. Hoveler (Ross) def. B. Shineflug (Portland, Qr.)·Rlchard Sommer (Highland Park, II), 6-1, 6-0. Men's 55 Third-round doubles D. Leach (Laguna Beach)-J. Nelson (Newport lleach) def. R. Jaeger (Costa Mesa)-W. Torkells. 2-6, 6-4, 6-4; R. Cox (Tahlequah. Ok.)-G. Nicol (Wayne, Pa.) def. C. Montross (Orangevale)-R. Savom (Rancho Cordova), 3-6, ~3. 6-4; G. Grant (Sausalito)-G. Smith (Greenbrae) def. El Jakob (Mayfield Heights, Oh)-W. Simmons (Lakewood), 6-2, 6-1; H. Ahlers (Dana Point)-J. Sahratin def. C. Akin (San Francisco)-R. Budclin (Mountlake Terrace, Wa.), 6-3, 6-4; L. Saputo (Walnut Creek)-L. lindborg (Laguna Beach) def. A. Btancht (Pasadena)·R. Remolit(Los-Angeles), 1i-4, 6-Z;-A. carte (New York, NY)·L. Raupplus (Richmond, Va.) def. 8. Harader (Costa Mesa)· T. Muench (Lake Arrowhead), 6-2, 6-0; R. Jones (lrvine)-F. Scott (Los Angeles) def. D. Landenberger-J. Schubert (Dallas). 6-2, 1-6, 7·6; 8 . DuesJer. (Newport Beach)H. Leichfried (Irvine) def. F. Juhasz (Glendale, W1.)-B. Lang (Evanston, ii), 6·3, 6-3. Saturday's schedule 10 a.m. • 55 Singles. followed by SO Singles 2 p.m. · 55 Doubles, followed by 50 Doubles Sunday's Championship Matches 10 a.m. · 55 Singles, followed by 50 Singles 2 p.m. -55 Doubles, followed by 55 Doubles < <>I.I.l·(.1· ~<>I ·1 IL\ I I SCC signs Blankenship COSTA MESA -Christina Blankenship has signed a let- ter of intent to play softb~ this season for Southern Califor· nia College. Blankenship becomes the first recruit signed by new bead coach Beth Renkoski. She played both the outfield and ~atcher for Calvary Chapel High. Blankenship is noted for her speed and ability to slap the ball from the left side of the plate. ' .. JODY CONTINUED FROM 81 . "please don't ask a lot of details about the game." Sure enough, Campbell was asked detilils about the game. The words "l don't remember" came out of Campbell's mouth that day more often than a certain president during the 80s. Campbell (6-4, 195), a four-time NCAA All-American at Stanford, understood the nuances o! water polo as well as anyone in the Seoul Games, when Team USA returned with a silver medal, just as it did the previous quadrennium. Campbell was the U.S. team's most valuable player in '84, its highest scorer in '88, when Barnett tabbed him "the most complete player on the team.~ 1Wo yea.rs ago, he was inducted into the U.S. Water Polo Hall of Pame. Campbell's water polo expertise is why "One On One Sports," a low-frequency radio company based in Chicago, selected him to do radio commentary during this month's Atlanta Games at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center. "When fans go watch the event, there's somebody talking in their ear and they can tell you what's going on,· said Campbell, who keeps both of his silver medals stashed away somewhere in a drawer at home. ~The radio setup is for people inside the arena, to let them know wbat's happening. It's an outstanding idea for certain sports, especially water polo, which can be so confusing. Some people go to events and they have no knowledge of it-like diving, water polo or synchronized swimming." So it's Campbell to the rescue. Just like his playing days. Campbell, DOW 36, will be paid "just enough" for his radio services to cover his expenses in Georgia. ·It's giving me a good excuse to get out there," he said. Campbell, though, never needed an excuse. Mostly, he caused others to make them. "He was a tremendous athlete with fantastic leg support and balance,· Barnett said. ·aut I think his competitiveness is what I saw in him, PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES =P=U::B=L=1c=N=o::::::r:::1::::C::;:E:;:S== proximately $7,500 but ~~~~~~nHc~~;:s 96·26 --------medical expenses are still adopting the first amend· PUBLIC NOTICE being Incurred and medical ment to Development ---~~~~~-I bills are sllll being received Agreement No. 8 e Buyer's Mar et" V'Check your shopping list off by stopping in today at any one of these local Orange STATl!MENT OF by Plalntill for pr1or ex· CONTINUED BUSINESS ABANDONMENT OF penses. City Council Policy L·9 • USE OF FICTITIOUS b) Wage Loss: Approx. Conversion of Public Street 'NESS ....... E s2 soo to Private Street BUS ,..._ • CURRENT BUSINESS The folloWlng persons c) Future Medical EK· Solid waste Disposal Op· nave abanclonecf the use of penses and Future Wage llons • the ~lcllllous Business Losa; PJalnlltt Is unable 10 Published Newport ~~ L~7 Qs'!ph~~~ estimate the nature and H · Beach-Costa Mesa Dally 'Blvd .. S~ta Ana, CA 92704 tent of any future medical Pilot July 20, 1996. The Fictitious BuSIJlHS expenses and/or ~age loss Sa831 Name referred to above since no specific treatment. PUBLIC NOTICE was filed In Orange Coonty s1,1rgery or medical proce-1-------- on Aug. 2. 1994, File dures are planned at the Flctltloua Busfneas No.F617368 present time. The medical N•me St•t•ment Thuan Ngoc Kim, 614 W. records and repor1s do in· The following persons are Juniper Ave.. Santa An•. dlcale that plalnlltt CO\lld doing bvsiness as: Sign CA 92707 Co .. 306 N. State College, This· business la con· need future cefVlcal disk Anaheim, CA 92806 ducted by an Individual surgery 1mount1ng to •P-Kenneth R. Wells. 1920 Thuan Ngoc Kim prox $30,000 10 $40,000 Conney Way. Anaheim, CA 1 ff83885048 and, as a result, would 92805 Thll statement wat flied have futvre loss of Income Carlynn E. Wells. 1920 With the County Clerk of and a future reduced earn-Cortney Way. Anaheim, CA Orange County on 5-30-96 Ing capacity. 92806 County Auto Dealers! "Buy, Lease or Browse" . nge Count>!_'s Auto Dealers are Number ·One in Customer Satisfaction SADDLmBACK & a • uct CREVIER IMW ATLAS DODGE SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1996 IJ~ ~use if there wu a way tO Win. Jody C4mpbell would find it.• Campbell'• Long 8Mcb WU.00 HJgb teams were solid. among the ~ 10 ~ each yea.r in CIF Soutbern sectkm circles. At Stanford, where Campbell WU graduated in 1982, the Cardinal won NCAA titles In three of his fom yean. He had made the U.S. junior national team out of high school, and had an outside chance of making the 1980 U.S. Olympic team that boycotted the Moscow Games. "I'm pretty confident that I would've been an alternate in 1980, • Campbell said, "because they named 15 to the team and 13 would've traveled, and I wasn't traveling." Twice, Yugoslavia defeated the U.S. in the gold-medal game when the name Campbell was synonymous with Olympic water polo in the 1980s. In a.ddition to Jody Campbell, Tham USA had brothers Jeff Campljel} and Peter Campbell, both of whom played at UC Irvine. In Seoul, the U.S. beat the Soviet Union in the semifinals. setting up a rematch between Yugoslavia and the U.S. in the gold-medal game. The U.S. had defeated Yugoslavia in a preliminary r.ormd,-buttost'Wherr counted. ln 1984, Campbell was part of a veteran Olympic group that included Terry Schroeder. Gary Figueroa and Doug Burke. The Ame ricans were hungry following the 1980 boycott, but lost to Yugoslavia in the title game which ended in a tie. There was no overtime and Yugoslavia earned the · gold in total goals scored in the Olympics. By 1988, the rules changed and an overtime period was 'instituted in case of a tie. But it wasn't necessary. Yugoslavia won in regulation. Campbell was finished. He was 28 that year. "I just couldn't afford it anymore and I needed to get on with my life,~ he said. "For me, )twas a combination of both: 'Financially l couldn't stick around another four years, and physically I couldn't stick around, either.~ Campbell has the next best thing with his radio gig as the '96 Atlanta Games get under way. This time, he's expected to remember details. i LINCOLN i}MERCURY -• 13, 20. 1996. FRANK NICHOLAS. A Law wife Sonto .Ma_Aulo Mall 2925A Harbor6~1vd~ .. 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Credrrcan onlybe allowed for the first insertion. MISC. 2669 RENTALS ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 2744 2920 PERSONALS 3002 5530 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili~ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiii!iiii~ii!iiii!iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimli~ii!ii~iiiiii~iiiii W••h•r/Dryer St40/ S 0 . C 0 L 0 RA 0 0 2br 2ba Condo. Gated • Steps To Beach 0 ran 9 e $DEBT CONSOLI DA· ATTN : EXP ER I· R .E . Telemarketer ea. Apt. Refrlg 5100. RANCH next to Na-comm/upper unit. A/C 2Br 2Ba Yearly. 2·gar. COOL DEAL TION FREES. Cut EN CED TRUCK up to 12 hours per 7t4·646·5848. tlonal forest. 40 acres W/0, OW, micro. Pool/ w/d. no pets. Avall 8·1 S787 for 2 bdrm town-monthly payments up SI LE' DRIVERS. DRIVE weak. S7·$10/pat hr.1 ________ _ • $64,900. Unique Jae., 2-car gar. No pet. S1150 848·5878 home, central air, to 30%-50%. Reduce f'lewflileUp>eole TO OWNll SO down/ plu1 Incentives. Call FURNITURE 6014 property adjoining N/smk. $1395 673·5884 •1BR $825• pools, refrigerator and Interest. Stop coliec-l.jrroductionS-.ice 78 cants all miles. Patricia 729·72701'iiiii _____ iiii San Isabel National 2br 2ba twnhm• nr 2BR2BAS725/Up new appl . Over tlon caller1. Avoid Meet?.:1l!zA1tt0et._. Ownarshl~posalbleln Sala• 1• rn~e::j:e!t~~~~~.,U~?~ ~:!,h. c!~~~t~~. g~~ ~~~~lg60!3odl~~~~s~~ ~ OoO~seq. ft.In ~poa~ee ~~~~r~:~~r~ I F~~; ~'k,i,, r::.i ~ ~~.o~a°~1m~ies~~':i'~t~~ Natur~fs~Et~s 5~~~=~nB~k ~~~~t ~~~ views, forest of tall pets. $1395 640-1529 pats. No fees. No restrictions apply. NCCS, non-profit, II· ./,&maain9 .~...e1ulb Company Drtvera: Taking South Bay by tables, misc Items. Ponderosa & spec· ***BIG CANYONi-,,,.-lo_a_ae='._5_4.,.,5_-48 ___ 5_5_ THE KNOLLS c ens e d lb on de d S.,.«lyHtllt.Colifomio NEWER EQUIPMENT. storm. Wiii train =----7,..8_0_·9_5,,,,9_0,,._~ tacular canyon. Seclu-Twnhme 3Bd 2.5Bs Oreat Studio Pvt ent. 538·1400 1·800·955-0412 10. T·1 11 Competitive pay/ben· success chaser. Ex1r• Long Full Ad· slon w/all amenities. Golf Course View. ull pd, kit, nr bch, eflts. Call: NEW Call 310-429-4984 justable Bed. S200. Lake/river recreation P I/ I N I I I N/S --------· BTEECEORMHEOSAT VFAOMLUILNY·. APPLE LINES 1·800-S • Good Cond. 645·1352 minutes away. Owner 00 tenn 9 · ew poo • ann 8 • • 843-8308 or 1·800-hipping• financing. Red Creek paint. carpet & blinds. $800. 642·3162 COMMERCIAL Scandinavian , Euro-HOTTEST 843-3384. Madison, Receiving PT, M·F, Oak bedroom aet Ranch. Call (71 9)485· __,..s..,..2000 __ 1m_o_._8_4_0_·_5_2_7_4 ••LARGE 2Bd 2Ba REAL ESTATE peen, South Amari· X * X * X * South Dakota. Mon· l lam-5pm. Contact w /2 n i ghtst and•, 0656. Lido luxurious water· Condo Downtown Balboa ••••••••• can. Asian. Russian ithh49MMfji@IA . Fri. 8·5 PM Central. Jerry at 750.5423 armolre, dresser w/ HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RCNT front condo Large 2-car gar. 418 Harding high school exchange l '' l.IVE CALL!lll TEA GARDEN mirrors & headboard. 2BD, den. 3BA, sec. $1295/mo. 970-2893 student' arriving Au· • .,,,.--,---=------• S 4 2 5 . 21 ·Speed gust. American Inter· --.. ... I oa Cake Decorat or Energetic person, Univega $100. Office boat slip av all. S2,550/ Stepa to a and Studio Wt'll tdt tare cultural Student Ex· 900-505-5050 v er Y e,. Per. F /T. weekends to assist desk $35. 2 office mo./lease. 551•8554 dwnstrs, 24th St $650/ of•ourp·ro-r,.._ change. Call 1·800-800-7 S9-4C2 0 Manager P/T. for operating Tea Garden chairs S25. 435-9343 SEA FAIRE Inc ulll, refg, lease. ::1 r• •11-SIBLING. 1 81•75•9100 Baskin 31 Robbins Ice In COM. Call Dorothy 2BR/2BA Penthouse no pets 968·5888 Ii/rt It's 0111' own! •---------_. ..-cream s 1 ore on Mon-Fri 8:30a-4:00p. ROSEWOOD Solid rnd Rel & W/D Inc •Houses • Condos 011-592-570.950 Balboa Island. For 873·2288 dining tbl w /Lazy $1500 EW interview 840-3885 ----,.-------Susan. Both w/glass "F y v • Apartments • Orfices N PORT HARBOR Upscale N.B. cafe top. 8·chrs w/custom or our •rv MISCELLANEOUS HI h S ., I A I Clerical P(r C S I BALBOA ~. -----•I ISLAND 2106 B t B At Th <>ur~rv1,~mdmk: gr c,,oo eon on .. ALK LIVE ounter erv ce , It b l ue cushions. ••B uyh .. • ftTt' lmJoni;i qwhfitJtrn;.nts. •Classof1988• lft li ght office duties. Barlsta table servers, 53500.Flrm.645.8435 Mary::~ M;;Oulr• RENT~ tr1101nt M:re.ninll. Newport Harbor MEET PRIVATELY flex hours. Call Kim Ir I end I y. neat & 1-.,.,....,...---,...,.....,,......,.,..-- 646.6770 I••••••••• mamttnancr problems. -Nautlcal Museum-841·1545 capable need only Wicker World & More Grubb & Ellla rrntcollr(hon,tvichon Auguit 24, 1998 Talktosomeoneontnetr Dance lnatructor applyl 733-8310 Always Great Vatuel pro.:tM, rte. i><lvate nome onone. 18+. • Tea Carts $81.50 & up For Info: 714·841-4462 One·on·One $15/hr. Tap, Jazz, ---------Ptenty or Wicker Tool !HOUSES/ South Bayfront ROOMS 2706 ·CONDOS FOR SALE Upper duplex, terrific I••••••••• view· New painl/cpt. APARTMENTS liBmemdiiriiomommiii/Bii•iitiih-iifuiirnii/ 4br. 2 ba. lplc, gar, 1 1 a/ yrly. Agent 673·4062 FOR RENT un urn, gar, poo. sp tennis, w/d $650 Inc. BL Mana•ement -n. lc.ul P"""'1 ~· Call 223·835 I or 223-8313 GENERAL l002 CORONA .-QO•Vii'Tiiii1flOftiiiE•C•LO·.·E·D•I DEL MAR 2122 BALBOA utll. 831·3993 NB: Room for Rent.1-----------.1 c1aan. tu11 bath tnc. BUSINESS OFFICE Organization Serving Disabled Abused Chu: dren seeks volunteers for event commlltee. 532-9744 home a for pennle1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISLAND 2606 w/d, Jacuzzi, lg yd. gd LOST & toe. S635. 725-4135 FOR RENT 2769 FOUND 2925 .. on S 1. Delinquent Tax, 3bd/2ba Duplex iiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiii • fiapos. REOs. Your Garage, fireplace no Bal Isle 2Br, up apt, _V_A_CA __ Tl_O_N____ CANNERY VILLAGE ..c_Area. 1·800·898·9778 pets . S 1 4 0 O. remodel. den. adults.. Attractive 31 st St. BUNNY FOUND J!xt. H ·1 398 for 844-5215 no pets. gar. Lse. Avl RENTALS 2722 office for $730/mo Young, friend ly. :Current listings. Beat vlllage locetlon now! S950. 631·7752liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii R J 6 3-3 525·2428 1lQV'T FORECLOSED Great 1br. w/vaul ceil. Charming 1BD APT La Costa Resort •O~I ackson 7 117~3 ""F""O'""U.,.N,..,.,,,D__,.B..,.LA...,..,C""K..,...C.,,,..,,A"""T .. f I W/D Y l I Utll Chate .. u unit. Avail ce epace x ...,.om•• or penn es skylts, Ip, bale, Jae. · r Y ease. .. 1518 NP blvd, C.M. s an Jo a q u In & .On s1. Delinquent Tax, $895. 846-2278 Incl. $700/mo. Avail race season/GOP. Great loc. util Incl MacArthur Mon. 7/15. ;Rfpos, REOs. Your COZY COTTAGE•••• nowt 648·9531 S375wk. 619-759·3427 s 150/mo. 553-111 5. 780-9841 ~rea . 800·898·9778 O f t R t I 1'6Xt.H·1361 for listings. Dplx 2br 1ba hard·---------cean ron en a• W'alde Coat• M••• LOST CAT Blk/Whlte. wood floors, fplce. 2· CORONA 2/4br, deck, S1000/Wk 3400/2900/1600sq.ft. Newport CoasVRldge car park w/d hk·ups DEL MAR 2622 and up. 731•5501 combo off/warehouse area In Sancerre com· ORONA Avail now. S 1100 80/20. 850·8287 plex. 7/15. 640-6765. 1022 Agent e75.4912 ~iiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii RENTALS TO EJ. MAR Panoramic View of LOST Cockatlel Bird ai~iiiiiiiiiiii-iiiil Bay 1br 1ba +den. SHARE Grey body, yellow 7 Carmel Bey Dr Spyglaaa Hiii Executive home. Front row views of ocoan, rs rees, near bch. $1400/mo. 6mo· Ba I p • n t n p t FINANCE Lost 6/10. Rewardl Nr Wedge, sundeck, ••••••••• 548-3854 COSTA MESA 2624 frplc, W/D, N/S, S425/ ____ L_O_S_T ___ _ Large 3/2 F/P, 0 /W, dpst/utl. 675·5591 Gold llnk bracelet w/ lse. Mike 759·3680 --------- Sundeck. S 1550/mo. •-c-D-M--Sh-r-lg-4-b-r_h_s_e-. -1 BUSINESS small charm allached. 1-809-53Hl863 B:!~ekty. 31~:~21.:;;;· EMPLOYMENT 1125 Victoria st. <R> Party une SERVICES 5533 c .M . 548·0202 011-237-7177-11 FUNDRAISING Chat Une Account E 11ecutlve miiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii l·-------- 1-ll09·53Hl585 s15ootmo. 15 weak •••••••• MERCHANDISE Men'SClub • assignment. 1·2yr• Please be aware that MISC 6015 1·809·ID-o720 exp In sales/fundrals· the listings In Ihle cat· • Romance ing. Public speaking egory may require you liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 011·6"·7389 ability." prior non-prollt 10 call a 900 number PLANT SALE Cement a plus. Send resume In which there Is a table, 3 bench•• Ps1~~~0,.0V to: United way of o.c . charge per m inute. S150, fountains $110. -vvrJ<N X>n 18012 Mlt h 11 A bird baths S20. Citrus, AdultsOnlytnt'ITanffsApp"t c e ve. ASSEMBLE ARTS, avocado (fruiting) s1o. South. Irvine. CA CRAFTS TOYS jaw· 92614. Fax 724·3030. elry woo' d ltAms' typ-Herbs, Junipers, Vines • • u • $1 909-674-9422 Attention: Human Ing, 1ewlng, computeri--·------- Resources. EOE. work from home In 7'potted Oraceno Draco Medical ~aalatant your spare time. Great palm. $500. Lrg pot· F/T, Front off w/ some pay. Free detalls call tad cactus. 760-9590 . back. Exp needed, 1·800·632·8007 Poot Table ·Elegant. good tele skills, 24 hra AnliQu~. 1 of a kind. 721·8788, Lynn AVON SALES. EARN $1600 OBO 675·1854. •M•dlcal Compan~ EXTRA SSSI No door Teakwood oblonll ent needs customer ser· 10 door required. Mini· ctr $100. Teakwood vice rep. & outside mum age 18· Up to round tabla w/ext sales people. Knowl· 5 0% commission . S150. 2 brass head· edge of wheelchalra & Your hoursl No mini· boards S25ea. 3 twin supplles helpful but not neces•ary. CALL 1-800-637·0223 order! Ind. SI Model/full figure EMPLOYMENT fashion designer In WANTED 5535 N.B. needs wknd tea • t)ay. city l ights. -4 bedroom. 3 balh. Bonus & family room $879.000 Karen Rezek 675-8772 Orubb & Ellla 644-6373 ox1.126 Avail 8/1. 723·5135· $300 1st Month 1 di 1 REWARD· Sentimental E pvt rm av n ng rm. OPPORTUNITY ves. 263·7649·0ays. Clean, lrg mtn cabin· FP, wlk 10 beach value. 720·9489 t• A 'K 1~ '£~ style. 1 Br, watk-ln clst. S425 + utlls. 723·4572 29041'"w.,.,.e_d..,.d-,-ln_g_,...R..,.ln-g-lo_s_t_a_t ru,. 'Lr ~ COSTA MESA 2124 Huge back yds. Nr N.B. Master Bd Furn. •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COM beach by Ille-TQ A # room mode I. exp !!iiiiilii~iiiijiiiiijimiiiiiiii helpful. Britt 675·2174 Prof/Bachelors: Fem student avall as per· NO EXPERIENCE NEC-sonal asst. Clean/er· ESSARY! $500 to rand1/1ndry. 548·9360 S900 weekly process- slllex whlfe garden. chairs $50/all. Little Tlkes sandbox $40. Krackle Reversible st oller·navy S40. Dresser $35. Crafts. man lawnmover S75. edger $35. 759-1245 WHEELCHAIR Deluxe model. Exe cond. New S500. Sell Sl 70. 548-8795 beach/Triangle Sq. Walk-In closet. S625 $10,000 a mo.... ~uard station 14 I!'\ Bunkhou•• Apt• ~ / Jennifer a4 2.1401 + 'h utll. On golf St arting your 1st I•••• call Sandra • •2Bd 2 .5Ba 2-fp, course w/vlew. VIiia monthl Honest. ethical 819·724-S827 r.1FTED " gar.+ driveway. Bike $517 low Income, furn Point Condos. Bal Is/ & extremely lucrallve 1----------'-I to beach. S11 50/mo• studios, ulil Inc. Fashion Is 6~800 N MLM LOST CAT Siamese ~CHIC S250 Dep. Refs req. Clean, modern, sec. · bus. oppty. 01 · mix adult neut. male. ,.-iJ I COSTA MESA 1024 ing mortgage refunds. ••••••••-Own hours. Call: l--------- 1·800·801-4435 MERCHANDISE COLLECTIBLES •xt.503 Lve mess 9a-4p M·F. prk, pool & spa. N/S. Clean, Prof. 900-995·0795 ext.9757 70496 Seashore/51st, E'alde bin 38R/2 BA Avl 8·10 722·8588 Jackie 642·8226 S2bhare bpeaut/Jlful 2br HOTTEST BIZ IN USA NB. Cataract on left f •90Q.868•4t00 • ---,--------a apt. 001 ac/tenn/ $100,000 POTENTIAL. eye needs medication. tamlly & bonus room, E 'alde 3br, 2ba, w/d, 2Bd 1Ba 1·car Ga· Illness. $585 860·1422 Publicly 1raded manu· Rewardl 574-0703. X5344 ,_,. Out of Santa Fe In 6017 Fashion Island has ---------li•••iiiiiiiiiiiiiii openings for PT/FT ANTIQUES 6010 SHAO Autographed remodeled. S289.000. rafrlg. huge yd w/ rage. 121116 Sunroom. NB Hou•• by Fashion facturer of discount eves sales asaoc's. Contact Basketball! Cert of au· Open SaVSun 1-4pm decks. grt cond. grt No dog a. Please call ts. 2br/1 ba Avall 8/1 children's educational J3 99/ Poppy at 844-5953 thentlclty.842·9810 2242CatherlnePI. l oc. S1 500./dep. 714-4S45 ·7334 Female Pref. N/smk, aortware/CD-ROM'•1••••••••• • Ml,.. ,,. 850·3008, Agent •873-5880• E •a Id• q u I et no utlllt•• $395/dep. needa P/T·F/T dls-t• "".,.,"'l .. ,,v.- Qulet Cottage -E-,-5-1-D-E--C-O_T_T_A_O--E neighborhood 2bd/ Call Julia 840·1219 trlbutors. No experl· PERSONALS ~l !!!'aide t br, no pets. 3br 1 ba. lg yd, pets 2ba. Front unit triplex. ence/selllng required I l••••••••I L~:a~!j~~;?:!tJ S625/mo. $650/sec ok. 2178 Rural Pt. Pvt yard, slngle gar,•---------1·800-445·8114. .Call 850·8872 S1 600. 808-669-8397 ref, stove, W/D Incl. MISC. _P_A_Y_P_H_O_N_E_R_O_U_T_E_l---------1••••••••• Prr Cord. to recru1i Host Families, a11lst In exchange student prog. 3/wks In Aug. Supplementary In· come. 1·800-270-1880 Top Dollar Paid! From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Painting•. china, glsware, furn, etc. 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 ;NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 310 Rochester n-rNTALS 2744 PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT S750. 551·5093 ~ 35 Local & Estab Sites , liiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiim Earn up to s 1500 wkly liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I••••••••• E aide trlplx Xtra lrg CLASSIFIED 1·800·696·4980 FERL THI! P(r Delivery Pereon Days, on call baals. ========~ Catering Co. Food 2169 2BD nu palnt/crpV It's the resource you --------- fncd patio lndry/hk up can count on to 1811 a --------... Quiet! S84S. 673·3059 myriad of merchan· •VENDING ROUTES EXCITEMl!NTI Call Now To Meel EMPLOYMENT Service a1ep helpful. Clean DMVR req. Cusl serv oriented. Org, m ature, S8·t0/hr. BIO CANYON CONDOS Weat Newport Steps dlse Items, because BE YOUR OWN BOSSll Local Slnglea 5530 1 ·900-988·3002 x3122 1~iiii~ii!iii-~iii~m Clnd~ 848-4118 Sales/Lea•• 255K· to beach. 3bd 1ba•---------t I S459K $2200 +/mo. patios. fp, gar. 11425. NEWPORT ~~~ll~l~~,m~~y~~;1P1~ LOCAL SITES. Estab 2·3Br Brkr 759·7700. Property Hou•• BEACH 2669 calll ~~:•st~'!t1X~~~c!~!'. S 2 . 9 9 /m In , 1 8 + 1• -:P~rr=""'O:r-:l,..---,,f--1,..,-..,.-I Serv-u 619•645-a434 11,000'• P•••lbl• r ver or • derly Open Hou•• Sun 12-4 _____ 8_4_2_·_3_8_5_0 ii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 842·5078 FT/PT MFGA 01. Lonel~T Liv e Girt• <tBr 2Ba Remodeled ---------RECTll Min. Invest· one-on-on• I Ca II Hse Lg yrd S274 900 ment. FREE INFO 1·900-448·28281C3831. 20242 spr~c• A~•. COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 1.900-491-929~ 2•HB 1 8 + . s 3 . 9 9 d 1 n . BKR 722·1380 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Serv·U 819-645--8434 ~V;:;;;E;;:N;;D;:;l~N;::;G;::::t:Y:o=u::::·11=w=an~t ROMANCK l'OR YOU It, we got hi New, Hot. 1·90o-.3 .. 7400 Eaay, Pro fitable. elCl.6332 1 ·800-S20 .. 782 18 or olct.r CEMETERY LOT/ CRYPT 1225 QUIET !c SBR.BNE ---------- Reading Boolul PT. couple. Wed, Sat, Al Home. Toll Free , Sun. 2·5, ref. req. Own 1 ·800·898·9778. E1Ct. c.ar, prof of lnsur•nce. A·1381 for llstlng1. call Hugh 549·1848 S 1000'• Po••lbl• Prr Gen Ole/Comp exp Tplng PT. At Home. 20ht/wk. Apply 9am-4pm 1 ·800-898·9778 ext. llr lpffcly T-1398 for Ustlnga ~75 Anton Blvd. CM i1ooo•a Poaalbl• Ground Fir 9Gts-80Se Tplng Part Tlme. At PIT recp/sec'y, good Hom•. To II Fr•• phone/comp akllla. 31 Vend Ing• Mu 1 t sell route SINGLES: MEET Single 1-800·898·9778. E11t. day wk. S11/per hr. •-------- WANTED TO BUY 6019 Old Colna, gold, silver jewelry, Franklin Mint, Sterling flatware. etc. Steve 642·9448 daya T'Op Dollars Paid For Records. Juz, Sountracks, etc . Call Mike 645-7S05. PETS & ANIMALS ... 6049 BREEDER REFERRALS • BAEEDERLINO • helplng consumers ecro11 America nnd the Purebred dog they •want, from a breeder they'll tnJst, Call 1· 800-291--0900 or visit www.brffderllnk.com a Cemetery Lot• Pacific View Mortuary Ocean vu. S2000/ea .. Palm ~esa .Apartments So near 8c. ytt to fu ... That's the feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the lush gn:mcry o{ ICdudcd woods & ltlltdy palms. •20 cash eccounla people throughout •Buy all or parl rural America. Conn-T·1381 for Ustlng1. Karen 782·21781--------1--------- Myst.;~pper• tor APPLIANCES 803·:l83:-4828 PeclOc Vlew Mam Pk Nwpt Bch 3 plot s S 1700/ea. ApprQ)C 112 price. Handle by mall. 91 .... 42·2818 \ OUT·OP·STATE llOPEITY 1558 ------- • Studim, 1 8t 2 8cdrooms · Jrs. S57S to S600 • J 8Jl 1615 co $650 • lBR S725 eo S750 A No rcu A V crbal Blinds .. c.ating ran. A NEW~ Paint 8t Tiie A fimcss llOom • Hau:d Pool 8t JIC\mi 4 PIOol 8t BaJoonic:a A ~Availabk • 800-818-0908 dentlal, reputable, ••· tabll1hed plan. FrH detalla. Country Con- necllona Newsletter, PO Bo• 408, Superior, NE M9'11. SELL your home through classified local 1torH, se. 75 • an hour. FAtE prod· ucla. Now hiring, Cell now: 818•78 ... 842 eo11 ncnTs 6075 -----------~ -- Brand new ga• stove WANT•D Southwest while • burnera Award Tfokete. Top 1225/obo .• ,. .... 11· Dollar Pslctl '16MOSO EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPtOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT TV. IU!CTRONla, 5530 5530 5530 5530 5530 STEREO 1080. ------- NEWPORT BEACH FINANCIAL ADVISOR Nccdl' rt. hand-hJghJy org .. st\lr Slllrtor. fEAM player to manago ch nl >PflraUons. Candidata mu1l havo 1trg. comp. skills (MS oll'A!xcell and t'ltjoy 1· . SocurlUcs llccnso pre(., but not cq'd Clltnl lnlcracllon rcq·d. I( you ant to wk. In a nlco orr In R. I land & ant 11niroprenr.ural rHponslbfllty w/chatlonJ(o ... lhls I for YOU ! SaJ :up lo 4K annual :+ mn. bonus. Fax m1Utne &o: Pu I 714-71CJ.9770. ------ Custt'ln\er Scrvu:e position fOt evenln1 and weekend hrs. Pho11es and rc1:l~tnt1lon. lflC'ludes full fitness cen&er membenh1p. Ncwpoft YMCA f>.12·9990 u~ "'· c'"""' _ _,,. r-ttnesa 1lncr for oritntldons. "'~" i iOft MJ 1ocin1. Mutt ha~c urcmncc Prdcr cerufic.atlOll. Includes Ml fitnea etnter meml\•nhlp. fffY,jllJi't YMCA 642-9990 S6.50 hf. ~I Cllrll. \ l ! • I ! 'I I . ' ' • . ' . ' t ~ • lJ. t ate,.. JVC FM f8C't'r, Mag. CD player. 2 bl' apeatcere. MUS SILLIM .. 1ae7 GAUGISl''S .. llZZ ~ER~~O BOlfDA IOIS ~~ Ute ....... lll~~il!!l!~~iilliiim 'M OMO D Coupe, ---._. ...... ....-..-~------...;....;...... __ _ _.._.._ lerl8Q, luftev RADAR Furuno Model Whl, auto, A8$, Cruz. Hew• ..... worth 8y CHMLIS GOlt£N -INI • blc:Vcle, 1821 · New, uuct •unrl. pwr pkg, ...,m 745K. Like to 'ltotml#/ wtth <>MM SHMIF otoUl••· toya, and 1wlcel All hardware 113.000 873-4464 UM p ootaat.,.. to MMf T.-au11..1.au HIRSCH p !~ ~~1! ~: 1 S1095. 830.0?92 buy truck, e7 .... M ""'""" -;;;;;-;~--i :::u:-==:.DY1l~""s_u_PS __ moon eoes------ -MUU\.UU;: CLA8Sll'ID •1•a DOCX$ 7022 91 045, bUc/gtey tttv, lt'a th• re•ource you WEF.KLY BIUDGE QUIZ v v• non/emk.r, hand• "" can count on to Hll a ••lill•ll!~••&l20•.27• SLIPS AVAIL fon, fp, ar, 10 play CD, myriad of merchan- 7• ... tapm ••t ontr Private club S9 .._,._ cuat whla on new dis• ltema, because An""" QOOd t ttl F · • ....,,... 1 our columna compel ..... ..,.., 8•m• au •"waived. 850.7091 t raa, new brake•, quallflad buyer• to Q. J • ~ Sou1h, wlncrable, you hold: OI OK I MK.JHS 511 SM ernadlno 40, M 1 58 km I, ext warr. calll ietaiildet• .. ••le Pavun~r :rco~~~d°c! s1S1.5obo 973-2715 842•59 78 The bidding has proceeded: Fum. eppl, clothea, 25' aallboat. Two --------1----------t 80lTl'H WEST NOR11.1 toya. Sun e.m-1pm. anchora, 9.e marl,,.. JEEP SllO--------~ 14 P... 10 • 11 e Via .luo•r ob long 1hatt Vhf 1 Lido l•l•nd new Inn. 675·0892 • Hove A WhoL do you bid now? Nel9hborhoocl S•le 40' Mooring · '80 Grand Wa~onHr ·Sat .. Sun 7am-2pm· South Sida Balboa 4WD, low m .. lhOW• Garage Sole ·' Q. 2 • Neither vulncr11hlc, ll!I Furniture, toya, lsland,NearCoralAve room cond. Bal of &ulhyouhold: houaahold ttama. s12900 7214891 Chry Warr. Full PoW9r •lOH OAKQ IO U OlOI04Void Your risht·h1nd opponent opens the bidding wit.h one diamond. What ~on do you t.akc? Q. 5 • Neither vulnerable, a• South you hold: MQJ 107 42 QJ95 OVold •QU Wnnl is your opcnlnl{ bid? <~. 6 • AR Soulh, vulncrohle, you holtl: ACROSS I Puta on guard 8 Laatt\flf WOrilar' 1 loot 9 Beam t4 Anglaf Walton 15 Born 16 F ragtll'ICe 17 Presented for aw oval 19 Outfit 20 Toledo's take 21 Wapiti 22 F•rm animals 23 Blushed 25 Gu1ta11sl Paul 26 Wandered oil 28 Marsh 31 Muslcal W(l(lc 35 Eve<greon 36 Manage 8A Nol INC 65 Doctors' Ol'O 66 Embanllmef\t 67 Slants 88J•~ money 69 Moonlaontop DOWN 1 More prudent 2 Skv·blue 3 Fanatical 'Christened 5 Glide downMI 6 Horn 7 Clllenclar uni! 8 Was.ahead 9 Notched 10 Chocolate 1 Im• Loe Court BALBOA YACHT S12,900 730-1565 a: QR878S 0783 •9783 Superlor/Ticondaroga · BASIN has boat allpa '82 Wrengler Mint, 1 Partner opens lhe bidding wilh one M 1098 OKQ862 OA8 •A 10 1'hc bidding hes proceeded: 37 C1rcU1tous routes cookies 11 Smidgen 12 Grime 13 Gentle blows 18 Nomad's 7 10-M 01 .... ~,-......... *slL• SAT 9am-4pm avall from 31 to 75 ft owner, blk. AM/FM no trump. Whal act.ion do you µtke? Rolltop dHk S350. S14.50/tt. 973.1781 ' cua p/o Blaupu11kt. Schwinn AlrdyM Exer· DOCK S9,399. 975-4042 ' cycle 450, Sewing ma· plu1 or mlnu1 25' •--------china S3S. co11ec11bla s175 95o.a149 MAZDA g I a 1 a • a II le Ind I . tu::-:::-:' ::-:::":"'.....,;....;..;.,,.:...:;. Q. 3 • N~i{her vulncrnble, as South you hold: •Void 0 109743oQ 10 3 •AQJ93 9125 1e17 Bedford Ln B w A N T E D D 0 c K liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 17th/Rutland 1550.5194 SPACE for 1811 alee. '81 MVP Mlnlven Ca1The...._,,__,,......._Ol 64 ••• 5678 boat. Balboa laland 8cyl. 70Kml. Black. """ UU>)lllU) ' The bidding has proceeded: fK>trrn WEST NOR11t SANTAANA HEIGHTS •975·1840• Alloy rime. Mint cond.i loplaceyculiarogeSdeAd! Pue P... 10 EAST PHe $11 ,500. 642·8681 TRANSPOITATION AUTOMOBILES OLDSMOBILE 9155 '78 Olde W•gon V·8, Auto Trana. Full Pwr. -~~iiiiiiliii7iiOii11ilBMW 9030 ~f~e8. C/C~~F.,~ 8' DINGY Montgomery ~. !iii!iiji!ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BOATS Lap1traak. Teak trim, 84 733 Mat Burg/tan 1-------- w/covar and dolly. lthr, auto. xlnt cond, PORSCHE 9175 $550 714-435·0308 extras. all recorda, 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii B Wh I S5500 OBO. 873-6008 I~ 09~o'lT T~tLER '88 5351 Champagne. 75 Porsche 914 AT le.th lo d d 2 Uter w/Mags & Bra Current registration. • er. 8 8 • Convertibl 723·5824 S135. 714$.435-0308 rellglously aerviced. • 7 What. do you bid now? c,you STARTING . ANEW BUSINESS?? 141K mlle1. $15,800/ 1 ________ _ obo. 851·3194 TOYOTA 9210 e e e e e • e e .• • e e e e NOR111 EAST SOtrrH WEST p... 30 7 WhaL aclion do you t.akc? Look for an11wcrs on Mondoy. Learn to be a better bridge player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridie Letter hy calling 80CV788-1225 ror inrormatiun. Or write to Gore n Dridce Lette r, P.O. Bed 441 Chi IL 60680- «IO. POWER BOATS 7012 CADILIAC 9040 ,85 4 RUNNER Black. 71.1e legal Departmmt at the Daily Pilot is pl.eased .,. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil l!i~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii lthr Int, fully loaded, to nnnouna a new service now amilabk to nnu businersl!S. 17' ••rtlner C.prl '80 El Dor•do Blarrltt moonrf, 28k. S26.000. • -- '88, 85HP OB, Radio 350 v.a Auto A/C, F/P, 642·1494 wt wiOTIQWSFARCH the 111mttforyouatnot!Xlm ~. amJsavewtU the & top, clean, leln sale. Good cond S1750 obo nd ~'--.. ,_,~, J-- 14500/0BO. 675-8128. * 831·7148 * •-------ti~ a ~trip to tlx Court House in SantaAna. Then, of coune, afor the search 18' Shock electrlc '83 BRGHM D'ELEG 4X4 9221 . Pt>ktet/ ·a t:J. '{;_; . busi with j_ -Cou Bayboat. Hardtop, Loaded. Blk/blk tthr,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISCOmr wtWI J"'JO"TJ..,,.,t:IQus nesr~ftlltemmt lTX nty new batt, axe cond. 7 1 k m I, s 8 3 o o . '73 Jeep Cherokee Cl.erk, publish once a Wttlt for four wtJts as rrquired by law and thm fik your proof 40 Stany·eyed one 42 Fender damage 43. Affirmative 45 Tacked on 46 Hot spnng 47 Spontaneous 50 AelOf Silver 51 Pu1101tem 56 RodeoyeH 59 Spnntod 60 Bird's crop 61 Pseudonym 62 8jlrga•n · shelter 24 Jacob's twin 25 Vulgar 27 Team cheer 28 Automobtle manulaC1U1er 29 Sword 30 Social m1sl11 Slang 31 Al -not in agreement 32 Chirp 33 Sicll1an volcano 3" Decay 36 Spanish hero El - 38 Actor O'Neat 39 Place 4 I Shoppitlg center 44 Paramount 4 7 Certain loops 48 F Ol'lll9f U $ president 10 49 Part o4 A.O. 50 Celebrity dinner 52 Chllllal 53 Solemn 5' Detests 55 AV\8n aound 56 Blow gently 57 Jat - 56 Slope 62 Vote against 63 A N.'s lor1• 11 12 I S5900. 945-7873 PP (714)845-3221 Wagon 2-dr, auto, ps, ofpub/ication with the r ... , .. ~ CJmt. r•blt eng. 4" Ifft, tow 'J' ....,,.,.., .. J ~~~~rR~~~k~r;:~~ ~~ Please stup by to file your fictitious business st4kmmt at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. * * * 9 3 1 • 7 1 4 9 Bay~ OJSta Mt:ra. If you cannot stop by. please t:alJ us at (114) 6424321 and wt AUDIO WORKS SAIL BOATS 7014 CHEVROLET 9045 14' LIDO complete '95 Z·28 CAMAAO '91 Chevy Suburb•n u---L covera. nc cond. 8-Speed 11 000 miles 1/2 ton. dual AJC. prlv wi rfl/l/l(e amtngnnmts for you to handk this proctdu~ by mail. AUTOS • BOATS • YACHTS Custom Installations Won many racea. Rare .. 1.L£.. Model: tint, 108K. nu pnt, car· $900. 845· 7973 Bdy damage/drtvaable pet, tires, alloys. Vary If you should have any fortJxr qllestions, p~ aJl us and wt will bt mmr than C•I 25 rabuUVloaded, $5950 845-9552 clean. $12,900 OBO. ,.,/,.,/to ,.,..;"you. ,-. __ J L _L m' 'lnUJ' .,_,, L .-:_--1 • Stereo Systems • Enclosures • Mountings • Alarms • Hidden Untts • Theft Deterrents • Special Student Discounts • Mobile Service cruising/racing, $5000 _, 642·5013 6...u ......,..,. ~ UK!f J-~ ,.u., UU51noJ: firm. Must seal DODGE 9065 '85 R•nge Rover • I' Pilot Call. 723·6048 County LWB Cream, ' ---------• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii all xtra·a. seat cover•. MARINE SERVICE '88 D,arton• Very low range & tow clean. Rebuilt engine package never used. SOPPUES 7020 r~ntty. S3.000. Ask Low mites. 138,000. COSTA MESA for Bijan 973·8448. ___ 8_4_5-_5_5_80 ___ u---------------------------------...J •SE•R•Vl-C•E--•I CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 CONTRACTORS BANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 MISC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GENERAL 3 558 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TUTORING 3929 3831 DIRECTORY l!n9. Spealdntl•Lcwlntl •P•lnt/C•rpentrv• Wllllam H'arold Jeweler• •BISHOP PAINTINQ Expert Drain Cleaning SAT PREP Summef •••••••••I Affordable• NannlH ADVl!RTISE ON ACM CONSTRUCTON Drywall and moral Watch & Je-lry repair AUDIO WORKS Prompt Oual Svc. Reas s & Plumbing Repairs Seminars w/Patrlcla /Exp'd /Matura/CPR ·THI! INTERNET· Tennant Improvement Small Jobs Oki Antique• An• Jewelry * * Texturing•Wallcoverlngs 20Yrs exp. All Wllf1I guar. O'Dowd Jana M.S. MIH Poppln• 833-1171 Reach Mllllonsl Get Remodels • Com/Rea G•rv 945-5277 Buy/ltll/ll'adt 973-0385 AUTOS . BOATS . R•I•. L704332 969·2407 Steve 545-8298 Reg1strlllon 973·2390 ACOUSTIC CElllNGS 3408 Custom Stereoa • Alarms ...,,--------~• $300 Homepage FREE L#415708 540·5770 l•ml Retired Contractor Mobile Svc • Discounts CHUNG'S PAINTING -.,,p:-,-.-c.,..l•-e-=-P.,..lu-m-b:-l,....n-g-TUTOR Teacher Wiil Call 714-394-5031 LEWIS Conatructlon Repairs. lmprov1mant1, IANDSCAPE & OJ Beall VM-413-8802 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Price! Repairs & Romodals tutor your •lemenlary .f C•ILINQ MASTER eAcouatlo Removal• Cuatom Textur .. Palnt UC'd. llarlt 138-7300 <::?Litt .. PeoplH<::i' Daycare. Quality II!:======= Remoda'9Handyman am Jobs. Ouality/lntegrfty Guar work. Frff E11. Free Esttmates age child In readl~. L#704773 Local Rea. I cw•. l<an M2·1170 IAWN CARE 3808 Ucl375602 538·1534 Lt 8873H H9-1090 math, etc. 931·240 care. Warm home computers, fun, and !earning env. Quiet CM ST: 405/Falrvlew •714-557-S825• REMODELS carp. ptbg, MOVING 3834 EMERALD PAJNTINO Computer Consultlnt . Newport Be•ch paint, elec, Ille, 11Ucco, & B~alo Ycird M•~nt lnVExt. Wallpaper/Tiie POOL WALL Sttwre/Hrdwre lnatall Bulldlng Conlrector roofing. MORGAN awna. n·upa, rff ALL-AMERICAN Free asVRef/10yrs exp COVERINGS UpgradH•Repalra 47Y~. Dlalgn 10 Anlsh Uc'd. Phl95().3291 Trim, Sprlnklfa, Allf1te, Movea-U ... Carefully Competitive s 751·2030 SERVICE 3894 3932 714-957·1841 Prtni.Scannlng Svea ..c.L. Kirchner-Moblla #403-5395 Thatch 831-4422 Pg-413-8142 Courteously & Cheaply --------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARPENTRY 3510 ·714-378-9901• 723-5090 842-7003 • TRIES • 548-0223 T141227 lke'a Custom Painting F•rthlng lntertota ''========~ HonM Repalr/ReMOdel , Prof, Clean, Quality Island Blue Poola Installation. R~ --------•· 1.J. Scott Conatructlon Costa Maaa/Nawport Te"""'-"• Law11e Dlbem•rdo • Moving work lnVExt & Docks Discount W1ftC0¥9rlnga ------ H.,.ctvm•n/Remodel CI.EANJNG MACMRDIC •Care for Custom Home Bulldera 25 Ye•re • ...,. M dlll 75;-3478 • Local/Office/Storage Ll70l468 831-4•10 RPeopolair~. "~tpe~•Wpukmlyp~~trc1. Ll560875 e73-1a1t Addlllo B th Kitch Maclntoah Computer• Llo#481954 Ref'• Jim 931·2480 = o-. Long Dist. Free Est. --------• '" ,., "'" Flr•·W~~~r •D~maga SERVICES 3548 In your hma/ofc. Low/ 714-97s.'7798 · eQRl!l!N MASTllAS T11'181632 878·3114 PAINTINQ 289·8180 Acid wash 84S.8728 THE STRI_... ... Elec, Plumb, a Paint hourly rala 973 8819 Homa Reatontlo"'1tamodal Landscaping a• Malnt. Conscientious Creltsman Specl11lzing In w~ · • Tlla/drywall/WoodWork TrM Trim e Removal lpllt Second Movfnt Old-Fashioned Pride In --------removal. Ucll' &ae824 ~a~11!'!2a·7 .. 1m1m:: ACTteOaUn~. OR"•stCComLASmS DOORS 3580 Fancas/declcl/room add. Gardening Svc. 841·5512 Porof/SMovOalralrr24Hr Srv Workmanship. 289-8190 ROOFING 3910 * 714-993·503'7 * •-• • .. ..., Roofs/general repalra. 7 1y r sc 1178452 DOORS ~ Uc/BOnded. FrH Eat. Comm/Res. Rell Frff Ell Landscape I Gardening 432·91A3/P-34S.S850 __ ._ _____ 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii We gals should ~ Trlm•Cablnata•Stucco Teresa 282·7143 An experienced John &47·5520 Yrd cln-upeL.aw,,.Trff LOCAL-MOTION PIANO & VOCAL BA&.80A "OOFINQ CO togethet". Strip, it'• .. Orywlf LM2731 H Yrt 8l(JI ••OSI HOUSECLEANING dependable door STE pH ANS Plant4'Prun .. ~rlnkler 2 .Quya Move-U Quality Wo"' Guarnt'd adVlce to the .... Jerry 942.0587 Ucenffd.Bonded hangar. Guar work, Homt & Office Work• Frw mt11yr 43 1818 Fut Rallabla Pros LESSONS 3868 Reroof/Rapalr F:ee Est 831·2111 anytia'jla A to I k1HDYiiAN 110.00 !*'hour. • Syitem Sofiwarc • raaa. Don 521•8910 General Repair: /Paint Landeoape llemodelln9 ·Ask About 5'. Disc:ounts· Lie/Ins 931 50 81 IHSTAWM'ACE CA8INETS 714-948-03A • VtNS •~bugging • /Roof/Tiie 71 ... 581-7881 Yard tuna up/rnainl~. UC'd Tt.81129 494·0380 PIANO Beg.-Advanced •SADLER ROOFING Khchenl, baehl, doorl, WINDOW d'tiiNING • Back11p •Hard drives• DIYWAU tandscape/artiltlc dallgn. PUBLIC NOTICE All agH·Teacher Cert. UcenHd & Insured windows. Doug 548-7251 • CARPET CLEANING • Syttem Rebuilds. $1!9'lftl"tt ContractorlC27~008. C · Entertainment Avail. Free Est. All raroof CiiiPINTIY•Wlncl•w. • SCREEN REPAIR •Uppdes•h:metii.ns• .IO&\YI~ 3584 BAOUNG I 3720 Pr!~El!llc.i:!45-7505 ii:: ~~m7.':.':, u~~= Ja~llar 840-8981 guaranteed 975-5085 Ooora e Wood Fenoea "'l!I! ESTI 7•8-7079 •OTP inJapanese• PLANT ARTIST QUIRES that all used --------• ~~! ~:."'= APT Ol'FIC• CONDO • Pun:twe ldvice ' •an::~~tt~~·d Ac'!'J:.~ CHEAP CHARLIES ~!::~~1!~.j~,,1:!~~~~ ~~~!~aho~~lntgot~:1~ PHOTOGRAPHY -RE.M--0-D_E_L_l_N_G __ _ 249-a23 PQ-312.oo29 ~.~:c.:~~t· RICUR'S REscUE ~~11•r -=-~~v:i ~c:~.,d~~ upgradea. 790-e?91 P.u.c . Cal T number: 387S a ADDmONS 3916 MN771 IJMUO ?l4-89l.Ol90 JUNK f The DUMP Shane'• Oardentne limos and chauffeurs ~~!ijii~~~iiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •• rl.h' H •• olnl-(71 ... !..•1aa•) & ............ Uwn print thelf T.C P, nu,,,_ IMAO•S ., LuchenaQ .a•K MR a•ouT Chances are you wm rtncl what you need .... at the price · you want to pay WMnyou read Claatfted ddy M2-Mn CUPIT ctUNDf G 3 515 Eutopwt Prd'I. Beet Wiii hauf what Truh Sprinkl9'9 ••a 9801 men ta. If you have a .1oc~I Fi :;: °.'t'na lat. Remodelin0-Addition1 ···~Ellll!l:llll:J•~~~ti:Bl.=E~C~Tll~IU~~CAL: .. 3~6~10 .__ ca,. lnata•'ntf'amovat bef In all ad\lerti•• Pho 1 1 --••• In townl ".t• IVrt &p. Man won't! 988-1182 queetlon about th• te-va °' • anctng & Repair• No Job Too.._ ______ ,_._ 1.•.,.Ull•lalulo•Kl•IRl8••I Grace 99t-M5S SMell .lob •XP•RT TW• TY DOL'™ •YARD CLilN·UP ,..11ty of a mov• limo Wiii work wfth budget. Smalll Bob .48 .. 223 Why play Hide.~ -Duncan Slectrio N ~ Weeda•HedgH•T ·-• You N•Me fl... --------SHk with chltdollret c.pee a Upttol c.. CWGll Haae1ea11111g CONCUTB a Local/QUk:k ,.Mpont• HAULER/CLEAN-UP Tri med • New (.... or chauffeur• call: I C•n Shoot It. F•'1hlne Interior• C •II Ct••• Ule~ MHr 01111 we. .0.. CM1 fftre•Carpet•Wlftdoww JIASODY 3557 U215870 eM-7041 JOHN ll0-1128 ~ta • Malm..= P~=~a Me-OH• H1·HU Kitchen, Bath, Ramodala toctayl 642-581t . .... Hiiu Ul 1493 l(ltchen••a1h•8tove eeo.a1Mpt.741-5371 71._558-4151 Rm Addition• VLNJMCi.==--------- 1594-HM t~ lf5eoe75 •7>-12121-------- llAIO TO Oi6iii lktck, 8tocll, Stone, TMe PINCIS B!ALTB. llAOTY JUI tna'd. Decades~~~ ~·.:~·~?, •DBm 3115 a mrms 3740 llASSAGI lmtMm hp. Terry H7·7•M ·=a: ... . -, t I PnfMHHDiH .... • • •flhllllr ... ..... -"' e *• 1.r1 ~ L,_, ...,_ 1C¥'8 PlAINISTAMPED ........ L. .... Ur:'• ..,,. ... LJoenled tip. ............... In ·~ ~C...."4ol1t'I , ........ 11a1 Townl lte t970 L.Mt.. Mt-48t0 3880 SPJUNJa.US 312 l .... ; T• ·•• • .. T,. ~ , ... - • lelt N1eJQu111f PLOOa llllUU BOID CUii ~= ..,1111"1wr.ol :um=as:-=:=~=~----=~Mi!i .. ~~I NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING AVAILABLE ALL IN STO Modet•1104 2-4 month closed end lease $1,995 down + hrs\ pm\. first yr tic & deposct Total dfcves• $2.760 67 Total of pmts 1s $2,301 60 Residual value $13,927 06 12.000 miles 1yr0 AC ALL IN STOCKI 24 month closed end lease S 1,995 down + first mo pmt, first yr he & sec dep. Total drive off $2.660 61 Total ol pmts Is $2 280 ResJdual value $10.441 98 12.000 mlles 1yr0 AC BADCRIDIT NO CRIDIJ NO PROBLEM NEW '96 TERCELS . s59Mo 24 MONTHS Model #1301 • 2-4 month clOsed end lease. $1.499 + $500 rebate down+ first pmt. first yr lie & depe>sit Total drives $2,032 49 + $500 rebale Total of pmts Is $1.525 68 ·Residual Is S7.602 21 $12.000 mile '96 CAMRY QX SEDANS NEW '96 RAV-4 --~~~~~~~~~~~~--t:::.a.N ~~~~~~~~-!..~-;::~:ii::;--___..;..tiiilll ... ~ -!i~--4 ~---=~ OR 'MClllVY %TONCHn.- NT. PIS.~ CASS. 'NICE PU' YIN 1105295 *9885 sggMO #003462 24 MONTHS Santa A11u SOUTH COAST TOYOTA -..:;anr~,,...~ THIS WEEK'S HOT PRO PERTIES 0 JULY 20-26, 1996 Costa Mesa Cover. .. Fred Sands Newport Properties Map r"1 Grubb • Blu Raldential Real &bite 5ftvka t . Grubb • Elll1 Rnldential Real Eatate Suvicee 5. Crabb • EIJi• Re1identi1l Real l!ltaw Senica 6. C rabb • Ell11 Reaidentlal Real l!ltate Sttvica Fred Sanda Newport Propertia Ranax Ranax llc9'U lle9U Rnnax SW lleal l!ltate CCN111t Newport Propatiee C...~Pt~ Co.IN 17. Cout Newport Propertiet 18. Cout Newport Propertlea 19. Cout Newport Propertlea 20. Cout Newport PropatJu Cout Newport Propatiu Cout Newport PropatiH 23. COMt Newport Propmiea 24. Co.tit Newport Propatiu 25. Cout Newport Pl'Opfttie. 16. COMt Newport Propatia 27. Cout Newport Propertia 28. The Pnadentlal ·Jon Dougtu Co. 29. The Pnuteatlal ·Jon no..gJ.u Co. 30. The l'radential ·Jon DoagJ.u Co. Sl. TM l'nldential ·Jon o...jlas Co. 32. Rumbold Ratty Coverffome~ Balboa...._. llfflty am 37. Coldwell Banker Newport Buch 38. Coldwell Banker Newport Buch 39. Coldwell Banker Newport Buch «>. Coldwell Binker Newport Beach Cl. Coldwell Banker Newport Buch 42. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach '3. Coldwell Banker Newport Beaich 44. Coldwell B.inktt Newport Buch 45. Coldwell Binker Newport Beaich 46. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach 47. Coldwell Banker Newport Buch 51. Mortgage Ratee 52. Homn of the Week 53. Homu of the Week/Open Houe Gulde 55. Roger11 Rulty Mortgage Loan Specialist 56. Metro Realty • • -~----- Daily Pil°' ~al Est.ate • July 20; 1996 GrubhtiEllis··,,~ Raidcncw Real &tote S...rvka • ln<kpc:ndcndy Owned .md Operated WARMLY WELCOMES HUGH AND SHARON SWANSON . To OUR OUTSTANDING TEAM OF REAL EsTATE PROFESSIONAI.S THIS AsSOCIATION BRINGS To GRUBB & ELLIS MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR PRODUCERS 30 YEAR REsIDENTS OF NEWPORT BEACH 25 YEARS OF LEGAL EXPERIENCE ExTENSIVE COMMUNITY SERVICE PRO-BONO LEGAL COUNSEL . PRIOR REAL EsTATE MANAGEMENT R.EsPECTED REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS HUGH S\\.\~St)~ . . SHARON . ' • GrubhfiEllis ®'1'k~ Residential Real Estate Services • Independently Owned and Operated PANORAMIC VIEWS ExccpcionaJ 4bd., 2.5 ba. Ea.st.bluff' home w/vi~ of CataJjna, Back ~ay, mounta.ins & ciry lights. Light & Bright. A definite must-sec! $649,000 Sally Shipley Code 72047 THE EPITOME OP ELEGANCE Customi?.Cd & spacious 4bdrm, 4ba home. Free form river rock pool & spa w/founwns. Frplc, country kitchen. 3 car attached gar. $595,000 Dana Black & Lou Anne Rittey Code 72157 ifS ~-.".• '\''0 ~ ...... ~ ' \'ff I ' I ,, ' .. -e.~ •'& ~' ~ '. '\ . .\.'. .. · ... ~·~ I t ......... A\NORAMIC \'JEWS 4bcl, 3ba., w/upttain Carn rm, gourmet'• kit. Frenc:b Doon. hrdwd Boon. patios, Oltalina, Su.met &: city views .• $799,000 Unda Oeth &: Lois Jaa>bs C'.ocle 70837 .f f BEACH, PIER &:VIEWS! 3bd., 3ba., custom boasts views from entire open floorplan, right on the water! Outside intio & landscaped ~ lead to prvt. beach.! Nancy Bariidd &Tom Jo...aUtti $1,995,000 Code 71757 WONDERFUL WCATION! Wonderful 3bd., 2.5ba., home in the Heights. Slate flooring from the kitchen to back patio, custom plantation shuners & fireplace in liv. room. Whirlpool rub in master. Pam Ball $265,000 Code 72227 EXCELLENT PROPER'IY Spacious duplex on qujcc tree lined street. Each unit has 3bd., 2ba. Baclcyird, lrg. deck. Inside laundry in each. Lois Jacobs & Iinda Octh $320,000 Code 71387 GREAT CANYON WCATION! Rw~c stone & brick home in CdM. Large lot ro rebuild on or restore unusual & precious liandbuilt home. B.J. Johnson WONDEllF'ULLY MAINTAINFD Great <>een &orplao in this 4bcl, 2ba. home. Neum1 decor, tile Roon &: ceiling fans. Large private bact· yard w/apa. Maxine Mink & Joy Curtin $346,000 Code 71417 NEWPOIO" HEIGHTS A grat mu:nainmmt home w 4bd., 3ba. Lots ofliilJit tic.• dcCb. Uise den ""1>uik-tona. ln8dc laundry. New lciu:ht w/<:orian a>uneen. Nancy BarGdd &: Tom lovcnini $449,000 Code 708li Jo Ann Kenton $2,700,000 Coclc 71Sl FABULOUS PRICFJ PABUWUS VIEW . Oucstanding ocean &: city ligba views from th!' condo. Marble enuy, frplc. custom interiors. Sdlcr JS motivated to .dJ now! $450,000 Karen Rae1i: ac a.uGc:ae 8landwd <Ade 71867 $719,000 C.ode 710'11 ENDLF.SS VIEWS Siniamion the 71h 11:1ewll80 djp.ec views ~ 4 ~ pens &~is tha 5bc., 5ba., home. 3 frplc's, cncnsive use of shutters & mirrors, pool, spa & gucbo. Stunning! Carol A1laott & )amcs Gray $2,19S,OOO c.ocle 71 S27 Newport Beach Office 23 Corponte Pina, Saite 190 644-6200 7 Carmel Bay Dr. 1828 Kingkt Ct. l631 Raqueta Olde Corona dcl Mar 346 Poppy Ave. Olde Corona dd Mar 724 Poppy Aft. 15 Rue ronta.iae 2901 Ped.a 16 Rickingham 5801 Seas.bore Dr. 5 Nigbubore 7 N'aghu.bore Big Canyon 6 Canyon Fairway Big Canyon 1 Rue Moot1aux c.ameo Highlands . 4800 Sumy Sat Sat Sat S&S S&S $879,000 ~20,000 $319,000 $665,000 ~50,000 • sacs • $798,ooo -sacs S68-4.m -- S&S ~"'°°° S&S "$369,000 S&S $349,000 M. Ostetbout Dick Dickson Gib Wa.lktr Strauss/ Granieri BJ job.moo Kentoo/AuM Tom Brumoo MatkJacboo Sally Shipley Bdlc Pancb SoUy Sbatu:D ATS ATS Carol A.!Won ATS CAmeo Higblands 440 De Sola Terncc Su.o Su.o Su.o Su.o Su.o Su.o Su.o Sun Su.o So.n Su.o So.n $1,695,000 $1,425,000 $1,395,000 $1,295,000 $3,4~000 $895,000 $849,000 $679,000 $627,500 $399,000 $849,000 $629,000 UndaOeth 5 Mooaco 29 Co.enay l ill Antique Wy. 1085-uiago CONTEMPORARY DOVER SHORES omiud 4bdrm home wlEuropcan flair located on oversized flat street to street lot. Enhanced by a prvt 1, rose gardem. grwy arcu & well-lit patio .. Ted Jarvis . ICllmMutm So.n $519,000 Sun $310,000 $289,000 $174,495 8dk Partch ATS CHOOSE YOUR OWN Cwtom home to be completed in September. Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. & 1800 ocean view. 4bd, 4.5ba. Call now & select yow own materials. Eric & Laraine Shaw c.ode 71347 $~9,000 Code 70617 TAKFS YOUR BRP.ATH AWAY! VIEWS TO TI1E OCF.AN Cwtomiud for encenaining 4bd., 3.5ba. home w/views of Back Bay, Fashion Island & city lights. Seate of the a.rt kitchen, lrg funily room & stunning master suite. $1~50,000 Connie Betton & Jo Ann.l'cnt0n <:ode 71687 OLD WORl.D CHARM Charming Cape Cod beach home on beautiful Pcnjnsula Point. H/W Ars duu-ouc, frplc. srunrung wood craftsmanjshlp. Unforgetablcl $589,000 Stephanie Houghton <:ode 70547 ENTE.RrAINEll'S DEUGHT Beautiful move-in ready 5bd., 3ba., in Mesa Verde. Marble Roors, Chcrrywood cabinets and crown moulding duu-out. Pool & spa. Walle to go!f: ~ursc. "20,000 " . .. • • 4 Brtlroom, 3.5 Bath • funch Doon 11ntl Windows ThrouKhout •Air Conditioning • Pool Spa. Huge Bac9ard • New -Paint, Carprt anti Lanti.sC1Zpinx • Prmrier Cul Dr Sac !..oration • Tum Kry -WOni iAst! $995,<fOO •SPECTACULAR CUSTOM • TRADITIONAL ELEGANCE • 4 BEDROOMS PLUS LIBRARY •LARGE FAMILY ROOM • POOL, SPA, 4 CAR GARAGE Bl<;< :ANY<lN -<lPEN SUNDAY C1 CANYON FAIRWAY FAIRWAY ONE • Sptt11Ul1'4r F11irw11J (nu• Nn«r Medi1rrr1uu11n • 4BR. 7.5BA • MrtlUt &om, Ekwtor, 4 Car Gllr11ge. $3,400,000 • 5 Betlrr>0ms, 4 Baths • JJ,000 ''I· ft. lot • Bay. Ocean View! $799,000 $1,495,000 • I N < : < l :\ 1 r PR< l PE RTY \\ 111 I tnl >I '-I I I! I\ 11'\ \:\( l'\l, • Triplex -Near Ocean • Triplex -Costll Mesa • 4-P./ex -San· Ckmmte $389,000 $239,000 $439,000 El Fred Newport Proper feafuring fine properties from condos· to castles s~s~~U#u 1969 DRAMA AND DISTINCTION New custom estate lo Harbor Ridge wltll dty Ugb ts and mou.n.tala views. Five bedrooms, four-an41·a·balf baths. Coukl be ava.Dable by Dttember •. Call for ddaUI. $1 ,200,000 SJJ Partially completed 3BR. 3BA COGtemporary home. Located In West Newport right OJI tbe sandy beach aod naar dty ten.ab courts. $ t, t 00,000 SSJ es associates are ected for their 1100 Newport Center Dr., Suite 110 Outstaadt•a ) bedroom, 3 bath, prot: nally decorated home wltb faboloos views. Hardwood Doors, private outdoor spa. 1 spadoUs d~ and 2-car garage. $829,000 P7 SPYGLASS HILL Spacious 3600 sq.fl. home with fobwous mouotaio & city lights views. Custom-built SBR. J.7SBA. Ptos library, graoJte gourmet kitchen with sub-zero mri~rator and buUt-lo stereo system tb.rougbout. •749,000 DSI the white sandy beadles below the Ria Carlton Hotel to the Palos Verdes Penlo.sula. 4BR. 3BA 40001_2._n. -699,000 VJ7 VICTORIA BEACH Eajoy wbJtewater aad (OUtllDf l'tews from this cutem Morris Skmderiaa home OA Ott1U1 side of Hwy. Wlllll I block to Ollt or Laguna's ftoest 'beaches. Perfect for lit or l8d Mme. $475,000 M23 I \ we can h.elp make the difference in your lift! TERRJFIC FAMILY HOME! SjJacious 4 bedroom, 1.75 home! Splmdid 1rp11rate family room.' Formal dining. Special drn. '1mde laundry. JAC K GIFFORD $159,50-0 MESA VERDE BFAUTY Wonrkrfal 3 bedroom (was a 4 Bdrm. now with giant mmur) on rozy quiet cul-de-1ac. large grassy yard with spa.1 Berber rarpn. vaulted criiing1, etc. ROBIN TENCH $249,000 G RA N DMA'S COTTAGE Quirt 2 bedroom, I bath cottage in Coro"a def Mar. Hardwood jloor1, FP detached DBL car g11mgr. /1111 li11ed. KATHLEEN McNAMEE $319,000 W ESTCLIFF BEST BUY! Ct'rrat mrh 11ppeal with pretty Birch trees. 3 brdroom. 2 bath with plenty of room 10 expand up or out. MMir•aud ulkr. ROBIN TENCH $425,0-00 UPPER NEWPORT BAY Cul-tk-sar locanon, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, fmcrd pool, 011m1ud lot. ltkal for family. Open House Sun 1-5 J.O. CAll.AGHAN $434,500 DREAM HOME loca~d dose tQ Hewes Jr. High and FoothiU High. Highly upgrrukd 4 bedroom + Dm, 3 bath, 3 firrplaces, 3000 + sq . .ft. pool "°'1u. Motivaud 1elkrs. JACKJE HANDLEMAN $449,000 M UST SELL TODAY!!! Foreclo1urr imminent. Help.'! Fantastic large family home in great neighborhood Co11t11ct Mark's hotline @J-800-510-2005 code#5002. MARK ACKRJCH $259,0-00 I 0% DOWN WESTPARK J bedroom. 3 bath take owr loan. Nt'W Carpet. tktached home low 11JSOCU1tion d1U1. Attached gamge Lrglit and bnght. Fabulous buy. DIANE CAPPEL $239,000 OCEANSIDE EMERALD BAY Hommte firrr time on the market in 40 yean. 1-imtanic v1eu11, rxrelln11 building potemial Gzl/ far tk~1ilr. BILL DOLBY $885,000 CORONA DEL MAR ~mcrous pool home on larir lot. 3 bedf'()(Jm, 3 bath + formal living & dinmg rooms, family room, 3 car garage and access IQ 3 privaf:t' beacha. DIANA PROSSER $749,000 FABULOUS VIEW!! An absoluu "Muu Srr~ .. this 4 brdroom, 4.5 blllh, brmmful homr was built far family rntmnining . thr sprrr11ruL1r Bay and City lights 111rw gort 011 and on 11111/J ovrr 1800 sq. ft. of drdm1g 10 m;oy i1fom. OtU 760-5000 n:t. 1381139 Bill and Donna Webitcr S 1, 190,000 A RARE FIND IN DOVER SHORES A /11h11l1Jm lm:r,r llJI onr 12. r.vo Hf fr. A rmwdrlrd I> brdrotJm, 5 bath h111nr 11•11h 1rp111111r g11rst h1J11Jr .md 1>tru• of 1'1r IN1ck h11_y A l1lf'f,t" homr w11/, /l/11\11111m1 sp111t', 1m1dr 1md t1111 OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 2018 S11nti11go, N,.wport Br11ch Jane Sunga.ila $899.000 JUST REDUCED •ttARBOR VIEW" lovrly quallly rr·b111/1 '"""''"'home w11h srcond-11ory add11ion. Ft'nturrs: New windowr & doors, brautifal oalr floors, roffirrd rfllmgs, 1lr1lii.lns, new lritchm, brralrfast room, family room, n11tl formal dini11g room. 4 bedroom. i bath nrtd lour/y b11rlr}ftrd with G11ubo. <AU 760-5000 at. 113 E'lynnc Kemp-Allen $649,000 An International Company 760-5000 hppt.JNllNIJdlnk.com ~BAY. OCEAN AND OTY LIGHTS VIEW~" /01.il/.y rrmt>tk/rtl.. ~roxi""1te/y 5,000 sq. fl. 4 brdmnm1. j S &11/11 with hut" 'llmif, room. Gttrtl/ rourryard" 11/• fMI 1111d •P•' a111f trmuy, 111rdms. £wry 11rnmiry. C.IJ 760-5000 ""'-131 Robin Tench s1.2so.ooo N""'" 4 lm/roo,,,, J b.ul1 howu with pri11t1te Spa 1:md UJrrrf.iU I wh "1Nlsc11p1111' priwte pt1f'i .. Kir~hm with cnrtrr 11!.u11/ Family room, livinz Room 11NI ft.fllStn with firrplAm ' r •'' inr11xr 111ul morr Ow"" ""'J urry! c.JJ 760-5000 _,_ 112 DianeP~cr $498,000 NEW ON 11-1£ MAllKET llpdnreJ thNJuthout .( iwllrHm + ~family room 11.:1th ""'' lw firrp'4rr, 1/tylifl;t, llfU.~r rwf. ,.IJ.Np film~"""" rrtt1Mlrlrtl 1111111n-baih 1111J "''"· °'"""''"K ~ bridt /M'lllle. C.1' 760-5000 aL I J 7 FABULOUS BAYVIEW f/111 bm1111/11/ ·IBR, ~BA H11mboU1 bland homr! Grr111 rorner locat10111 Close to 1•11t'r]tlm1i.! Priced to srll! C.U 760-5000 t'XI 1()9 $449.SOO Jackie Handlcmu $209.900 An fnternatfonaf Company ~ 76&-5000 hppt.Jremallnk.com . EME.RALO BAY MASTERPIECE! One of'"' finm homn in Emnrl/4 &]. 5 s1111ely bttirooms, 4.5BA. I2foot ccihng 1mt1 while waJer ocean 11kws. Bill Dolby CUI 4.H-7475for ~t#UN $2.S00,000 •REAnfTAKJNG VIEWS V'uws of Ouan, Ha,.,,.ri ~. CtttJitu1 S11nut an4 city lipt:s. 5 bttirooms, 4 baths. 3 firrpwn. 1par*lint pool. sauna. /mt l«ation in SP!flius HilL CUIU0..2888 JallaUao $1,095,000 BF.ST OP BELCOURT Tbis pci4111 nutom nlllle WtU ltuiJI with the .JtimAY 11ttnrri4n to tkllUI an4 Hlt"'J. A.runt:s of mJ1Tbk 11NI t"'"'iu complimmt the Mr:or. 4 btJTHms, Ji'"""' family room, S/'«io111 t""" room,, ww ttll4r, um an4" .f '"' t""'tr· CUI 760-5000 CtL 113 we can help make the difference in your life! CORONA DEL MAR SOUTHOFPCH Mediterranean 5 year new 3 bedroom townhome. Formal dining room, laJXe living room with vauked cdlingJ and fireplitce. Master suite with firepillce and ikclt wiih spa. ROBYN SEARS $359,000 OCEANFRONT FORECWSURE 6 •mitJ on 2 lots. Al/ have ocean vinu. Tn-rific summn inco11U. Al/ fumished. Across from grassy area and &HzrtlWllik call now! KATHLEEN McNAMEE $1,500,000 NEW ON MARKET Architect's own contemporary 3 bedroom home. IArge, private manicured yard with lots of fr!4it trees, customized throughout, Frmch doors 7tiui to shady patio. RV access and more! JACKIE HANDLEMAN $234,SOO LOW DOWN AND MOTIVATED Immaculate nn«r Townho11U. IArgest plan -3 bedT'()()m, 2.5 bath, with fireplait. Will se/J! ·subiect to,. kss than 10% d.Own. DUSTY HARRIS $259,000 BIKE TO THE BEACH Lifht ana brif.h.t. 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath cont.llJ! OP~ spat:iousjloor pl..n. Nn«r CJtrptt. Large tGmfl 11reA. LIVE IN A DOG'S WO RID 59 D'!f.1 can be boarded or raised on siu. lnciMdes 3 bedroom ho11U. Ut_rxe lot. Unu.nud &s-KmMI z:onmC,Nur]ohnW1tJ1UAiryo~ MAX'1NE GOWEN $214,300 FAMILY LMNG AT ITS BEST!! Customiud 2 story with 5 bedrooms, 3 baths p!MS a '4rge bonus room. Large yard, pool 11n4 tpll_ in a lush 11nd strme sming. Mountain ana City Light iMws. JUllA LIAO $749,000 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP P~family honu. QN_kt /ouJion. &11.ui:fal miU>Ji£ nn«r "°"la"" 11pp!Unca. 3 bedioom 11nd" grea1 ~rtj. for JdAils. MARKJACQ.UES $214,300 EASTSIDE CONDO Quin mttt, ntUln' honu. urge 3 bedroom. 2.5 /Jitths. Owr 2, ()()() SIJ· ft_ &atifaJ '4ndsupuJ yani 11nJ JoubfL UT fllTdft. just listed. ROBEIO' MILLllCEN $249,000 EUROPEAN/URBAN FEEL..,. Itk11I for proftssioNlls! C/.ose to Airport, Shopp_ini. Dini"t: Two M11mr SMita. GuniJ 1.uJ ~ )~GHAN · $ll;,9IO You will be deUghted and excited by tlu elegance, chann and warmth of this ~autifuUy executed and rebuilt home with sw eeping ocean and bay~. A,,_. .. ....., ............... ..... ., . .,..., .. Offered at$ l ,299,000 A View For All Seasonat You won't find a more specuu:ular unobstn«:tecl ~ on tlu hiU than from this 5 BDRM home. A home to meet all the family's needs. A,._ le ......... II ........ If""..,. Offered at $1 , 195 ,000 Cos ta Mesa Expanded to inclut.k a 2nd story master suiu. Su this home now,~ you'U belinie in dreams come cnu. A"":'.=~ Offered at $250,000 .. Northwood The triews wiU take your breath away tlu mom.mt you walk through the door. A,... ................. ..... ., . .,..., .. Offered at $810,000 C-Otm see this fab decorated, ~ & upgraded Monaco with master bedroom on 1st floor & spa direcdy off the master ~droom. A,.._,.....,., Offered at $795,000 Nav Listing .. Cannery Village OVer 17 7'ears T.zyeriena 5tfong tfit. Coast 'lJroRµ 'J{Jimd to 1l.JltM~?fa{[ of 'Jame 760-5000 x131 1l.Jf?.lllJ(.Soutfi County Qm: s.ooo Sllfl'"' («ti Exceptional custom built 4BR with stunning views of the Back Bay and city lights. Fabulous floor plan w/huge upstairs Bonus and Game Room FIT FOR A KING! Courtyard pool plus rear yard spa. GATED ENI'RY /3 cal garage. $1,250,000 Elegant, but cozy 4BR w/pool & French doors galore! Bring us an offer! 1725,000 ~tE..,,,,.,,._, 4BR, 2.5 BA w/ 2 flttpJac:es. Ott.at fllmlJy room. Pool & spa. Immaculate. $499,000 JSJZArdm NfUll"C"""" SfMll Woode.dul 3BR oo large lot w/ beautiful yard. Gorgeous strttt. Just Usm1l 3 fireplaces, 2 patio's and a~ yard! 1539,000 S12M~ Omm Sl4I rfl'Cll In C.....tldH« 3BR 2BA. pdva~ spa. enclosed ya.rd. R~ U7'9,000I .. .. Bob & Dovie Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr. 760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580 La111e new c:ustoftl, grea1 ocun view, nn, M S.S 81, appl. 4,200 aq. (1., marble. gmule, aounnct ltil, c.levator. Wei bar, fuq>llCC:, decJtl Sl,895,000 Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. LEASE HARBOR POINT OCEAN VIEW . 3,690 square fooc home on a giant point lot with beautiful landscaping and a fabulous ocean view, locs of marble, new painl, 3 car garage feels ILke a cus- tom home, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 balhs. $5,000/mth Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. high end homes during first half of '96 outperform last year's There is reason for ce lebration among those who own homes in Orange County's pre-;tigious "Gold Coast" region (Newport Beach. Corona del Mar, Cn!-ta Mesa and the surn>unding communities). The latest stat1-.tic!-t comparing sales of residential propert1c!'t 1n the firM half of 1996 compared with the -.ame period la!lt year indicate a significant increa.\c in activity. According to rcceotly released figures provided by the Orange Coast Association of Realtors, 287 hcStncs were sold after having been listed Ob the market for 147 days during the period of Jan. I. 1996 to June 30. 1996. During that same period last year, only 228 homes were sold within an average 157 days on the market, according lo Patricia Moore, RCE, CAE, executive vice presiden1 of the Newport Beach-based associati on. Good news was also evident in the sales uf condominiums and townhomes with CAMEO HIGHLANDS Highly upgr1 , nn. + en, U'Cf> ace, 2 5 baths, heavily mnodclcd. pool, qu1Cl area with priv11e b.:.achcs and parlu. $578,000 Bob Koo , Sr. or Jr. i4 bo u Cro wrl! during the first half of '96 compared with only 111 last year. Although saJes of condos and other attached housing has continued lo climb, the number of days that such units remained on the marke1 increased slightly from 139 days in 1995 to 150 days in 1996. "When you actually study the fi gures, it is encouraging to discover how the market is reaJly picking up," Moore said. "For instance, the ratios comparing the sales price with the list price for homes in the Gold Coast region are all in the 90 percentile range, and in some classifications it's above 95 percent. "You can just imagine the optimism being expressed by real estate professionals in our area." she conttnued. "We're looking forward lo continuing 'to ride this wave of success." Established in 1929, the Orange Coast Associ.adon of Rtallon is comprised of nearlJ 1,500 real estaU professionals representing 642 brobrogei throughout Newport Beach and the surrounding communilUs. 8:45 a.m., Community Relations Committee meeting MLS Book cut off 3 9 a.m. -Noon. Agency 1 -4 p.m .. Efhlcs 4 Association Office closed In observance of Independence Doy 5 10 a.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Prtwlew MLS Book Delivery 8 9 a.m .. MLS Committee meettng 9 8:45 a .m .. Affiliate Committee meettng 2 -4 p.m .. COMPASS Beginner course 10 8:45 a.m., GPA Committee Committee meeting 9 a .m. -Noon. How t o b0 a Hero to Your Clients 1 -4 p .m .. More Sales Through Telephone Marketing 2 -5 p.m .. Internet Class t 1 8:30 a.m .. Board of Directors mee 12 10 a.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview 15 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 31 8:30 a .m .. Orientation/Induction 9 a .m. -Noon. Managing Stress & lncreaslng Energy 1 -4 p.m .. Exchange 9 a .m., Grievance Committee meeting 2 -. 5 p .m .. COMPASS Advanced cla ss 10 a .m. · 2 p .m ., Broker PreVlew 2 -5 p.m .. Internet class 9:30 o .m . -4:30 p.m .. Class. Resldentlol Rental Property; taught by Attorney Bert Cook. at tt\e association office 2 - 5 p.m., COMPASS Beginner course ... 1 O a .m. -2 p .m ., Broker Preview 9 o .m. -Noon, Tax Ideas tor Selling 1he Personal Residence 1 -4 p.m., Tax Planning tor Real E~tate In Divorce .. CC>aONA DU. MA.a. \1c:toNn beiuty bit .. 'al' s. 38l. Sltytts. 2 rplcs, lg. cln rm. $pldoc.IS I 8l. lj)t. ................. $6)9.- CC.ONA DU MAil faboulou5 south ol hwy loc:. w/oai view. 381l 2BA remod kit. frml Dl. Fttneh Ors.... ..$195.000 BAUOA ISLAND Top-quallty remod ~. White kit MBll w/ofc a. ded. 2.&ll llJlt CNef 2-car gar ........... sns,ooo Lm015Ll 5lla, 4.5Bt\ pg den. r.n nn a. barus rooml ~ 52.S It. 5Clm11Hhd lot! * 5PL---St/WSlll» UDOISl.l Probatt sale. No court req. Nice 2&ll on str.i.. Good Loe. Utge g.vden pado ............. S-95,000 "' .. 644-1600 723-8800 Two OFFICES TO SERVE You EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATE OF SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ~ew Listings Available Newport Coast Elqant 4 Bd. 3 Ba. family room, gourmet kitchen View! Schmiesing & Mertz $599,000 ... eout 7 OeMlre --4-• -....... Family Neighborhoods Bayrtdce Fabulous model perfect 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo. Great buyl Sara Hinman $245,900 Harbor Hl&hlands Remodeled to perfection. 4 Bd. 2 Ba. family room. Mertz & Schmleslnc $454,500 Expanded and remodeled, new roof, larce lot. Hinman & Scanlmn $529,000 Bluffs Park Homes Updated 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. New paint and carpet, built-in Sara & Brad Hinman Newport Coast Baycrest Tastefully refurbished 4 bedroom home with French doors, high ceilings and formal dining room. Jo.Anne Peridns $525,000 Harbor View Hills ·Lovely remodeled family home. 4 Bd. + family room. Huge lot. Carole Johnson $549,000 Harbor View Homes Expanded Palermo with beautiful wood floors Hinman & Scanlan $558,000 4 Bd . 3 Ba. Charming wood floors, large lot. much more! Hazel & Jon Dishon $599,000 Remodeled 5 Bd. 3.5 Ba. famlly home w/ 5 car garage. Mary Elen & eOb Weclarz $1 ,075,000 Harbor View Homes Remodeled Ba,crest Executive <4 bedroom 5 Bd family home, warm and appealing. rd Lon list of u Beach Communities 644~1600 723~8800 New Listings 644~1600 723~8800 Gated Communities Bayview Court Move-In condition 2 Bd. 2 Ba. condo. Community pool/spa. Heidi Stockwell $219,000 Bayrldge Inviting, well located 2 b,edroom condo wi th large deck. Dottle ValentJne $239,000 Blc Canyon F'abulous contemporary on Big Canyon Coif Course. Pictu~ perfect. Kline & Harris $1 ,375,000 Belcourt Fabulous contemporary designer perfect home on larp lotl Mary den & Bob Wecfan $1,39',000 Altez.za Plan "A" 2 bedroom, 2 bath +den end unit, ground level, view. Rick Lancevtn $399,500 Emerald Bay Sweeplnt views from upper Emerald Bay lot. Guard gated. Rod Daley $595,000 Bl& Canyon Villas Sweeping view of Big canyon Coif Course from this like- new 2 Bd + office pristine prope Villa Point Gated community. Walk to Balboa and Fashion Island. Sue Thomas $196,ood View Properties Eastbluff Great single family pool home with view In popular Eastbluff. Courtyard entry, upqated kitchen. Ronda Hein $499,000 Granville · Upgraded 3 Bd. 3 Ba. golf course upper unit with great view. Morphy & Bush $639,000 ShoreclJffs Remodeled lfome with ocean and canyon views on large lot. Mal}' Ellen & Bob Weglarz $1,595 ,000 Ocean Ridge Bramelea's largest rt Ian with view to Conveniently located two story 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. on cul·de-s.te. Frank Sennee $2 J 0,000 Harbor Rtdce Custom with huge rooms, view, gaz.ebo. pool and spa tancevtn & ee,. $2,395,000 Dover Shorea Splendid setting Your search for ttte perfect home is over Austero & tcJm $2,495,000 Pelican Point New! Exquii.tte quality 4 bedroom. 4.5 bath. Pool Marian PhlWppl $2,750,000 Altezza Model perfect 3 bedroom + bonus and family rooms. Plan ·o· w11h Morphy& Buh $635,000 Costa Mesa EuWcle COlltli M_. ' bedroom custom home. CloM to Btentwood Park. Rudie & ... $349,000 $19,829,900 SOLD AND IN ESCROW IN 1996 441.5 Carnation 3828 Calle Ariana 732 Via Lido Nord 2457 Riviera . ' 2950 Perla 2500 Monaco 939 W. 19t St. #02 I I 06 Polaris 409 Northstar I I Beacon Bay 1474 Antigua Buytr 85 Jasmine Cteek Buytr 6 11 Dahlia • 5 IO 38th St. • 2100 Yacht Grayling Buyer 2661 Circle • 2641 Bayshore Dr. •Jn Escrow $269,000 $995',000 $2,495,000 $4,995.000 $395,000 $1,150,000 $1 ,249,000 $625,000 JERRY FINSTER SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE #I SALESPERSON ,..._ 1995 759.-3750 , 723-8800 644-1600 '-Two OFFICES TO SERVE You EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATE OF SOTHEBYS . INTERNATIONAL REALTY / 723-8800 644-1600 ------- '" •.r '--. -~ ~= ... . . -~.-~--,-_,,.,~ . .._,..._.~ ~---·· _# ____ --:,Ji. -_ .... .&.. .. ~ • .-. BILL FEENEY in association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS OPEN HOUSES From one to five p.m. Lido Isle Vacant Lot 215 Via Kornn Open Sat. & Sun. $399,000 Dover Shores f.wnily Home 6 Bd. 4.5 Ba. spac&~\.'on large lot. Great location ~ross from park. pool $649,000 Lido Isle ~tion! 2 Bd 2 Ba. +den ~ed ceilings Prime str~ }fr~( location, 35' lot $595,000 4 Bd. ~pa. amily room \ ~ ~reat for entertaining $539,000 Pride or OwnersNt Duplex 3 Bd. 2 Ba. + 2 Ba. J J¥-~•Qvated units Steps to h\~~eat for owner/user $369,000 Costa l\\qa Starter 4 Bd 2.5 Ba. home o'}-J~Uhaped lot New roof. freshl~Ynt~. new carpet $219,000 Affordable in Coro~deJ Mar 2 Bd. 2.5 Ba. End to~~e green()elt Refurbished and ~community pool $219,000 Triangle Square Atta 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome w/ fireplace Greenbelt location, community pool $144,000 .. Dover Shores Bayfroot 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled with 60' on the water Large private dock. large sunny patio $999,000 Baysbores Family Home 7 Bd. 5 Ba. Traditional. hardwood floors, Freoch doers. 3 ~ car garage. large coootry kitchervfamily room $795,000 Lido Isle J>esjgner Home 2 Bd. 3 Ba. den meticulously maintained home, 47' lot Beamed ceilings. French doors, lushly landscaped $750,000 . t Lido Isle Vacant Lot Unique prime street to street location. ldeaJ for 3.000 sq. ft. custom home! Steps to beach & tennis $399,000 717-4744 Lido Isle View Home 5 Bd. 4 Ba Pride of ownership! Higbest quality mawiab Marble, granite. French. doors.~~ 3 firepl~ $829,000 Lido Isle Sophisticated 3 Bd. 4 Ba., den, 9' ceilings, huge master suite Prime low traffic comer, SO' lot. large sundeck $775,000 Westclilr Turn-Key Home 3 Bd. 2 Ba. family room. meticulously maintained! Professionally Jand$caped on large lot $469,000 Barbor IDplAnda Pride olOwwnfalp 4 Bd. 2.S Ba. family botoe in move-In CODditioo Oreat location, hardwood noon, terrific value! $359,900 • \ DEBI BIBB DENNIS DURGAN 759~3707 OLDE CORONA DEL MAR Premier location just steps to China Cove . Four bedroom New England style home with soaring ceilings and wood floors . Guest quarters have private entrance . $759,000 CORONA DEL MAR Pride of ownership duplex . Both units have ocean views! Huge deck for outdoor entertaining, 3·car garage and private access to beach! $499,000 MAIN AND MAIN 'Watch the world go by from this landmark Lido Isle bayfront estate! Two-hundred feet of bay frontage with docking possibilities for a yacfrt well in excess of one-frundred feet. This gracious Palm Be{lch style estate has lushly landscaped grounds, pool, spa and motorcourt. A RARE OPPORTUNITY ·To OWN "THE BEST OF THE BEST" Call for details 227 Evening <:anyon, Shoredlffs "Ocean View" • Exceptional ocean & canyon views • Overlooks Little Corona beach • Oversized 28.000 sq. ft. canyon lot • 3 bedrooms+ guest quarters • Newer tile roof, Oooring, appliances • Six houses up trom oceanfront Reduced to $1 ,595,000 53 Belcourt Nortli, Newport Beach "Large Interior Lot" • Over 12.500 sq. ft. interior lot • Remodeled with 4 bedrooms. 3. 5 baths • Large rooms & high ceilings • Lushly gardened grounds • 24-hour gate guarded community Offered at $1 ,395,000 204 5 Port Clielsea. Hamor View Homes "Wiii Trad e Up! Make an O(fer l" .,, • enormous 5 CS(gara&e • Remodeled with 5 bedrooms, 3 5 baths • Beautifully redone kitchen • Great cul-de-sac street location • Outdoor barbeque, pool & spa • Totally separate guest quarters Offered at $1,075,000 ".9l Home, ![or .9l{most .9Lny Lif estyfe'' .• 452 Cabrillo Terrace Corona Highlands • Sit down • 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, family room • Light & bright with warm tones • Large Mexican paver courtyard • Walking distance to beach & Olde CdM Opportunity priced at $~9 ,000 50 I Fenrfeaf, Corona del Mar "South of PCH " • Duplex South of PCH . • Comer location • Good potential building site • 3 bedrooms, 2 baths & 2 bedrooms, I bath • Large 2 car garage Valut prietd at $459,000 2671 Wawrff, 8af1Mm "Charming Cottage"· • 3 bedroom, 2 bath COttale • Newer roof, electric & plumblng • lnstde location • Gate guarded community • Bayshores starter home Of1trt' •t $,11, 999 . ------~-r--------. Sliorecliffs -tli.e opportunity exists ... 227 Evening· Canyon Corona del Mar . on Little Corona Beach . The 28,000 square foot canyon lot offers unobstructed whitewater and Catalina views. The open noorplan of this remodeled and upgraded home ~ts almost any lifestyle with four bedrooms and three and one-half baths with room for further expansion . For the consummate golfer, Pelican Hill Golf Course is just ~ve minutes away. Reduced to$ I ,595,000 . For your private showing call , MARY ELLEN AND Boe WEGLARZ Office: 759-3768 . Home: 644-5981 . ~ --- $1.095,000 Prime duplex property nght on the beach No public boardwalk Quiet residential area, uncrowded beach Spacious units. 3 car garage Perfect for beachfront home plus income. Easy to convert to single family. Beautiful property! $499,000 Fabulous opportunJty. 3 bedroom + den home in great community of Eastbluff. Great Ooor plan, beautiful pool and spa with used brick decking $325.000 Cottage at the beach in quiet rec;idential area 2 bedroomc;-+ den, all updated r renl h door« 10 garden and patio • $998,000 .. $895,000 fabulous locdtion right on the !land' No public boardwalk Two units. each 2 bedroom Perfect for beach home plus income. $545,000 Channing custom 2 story home just In block to great beach Also has guest quarters! Ocean view, hardwood Ooors. cottage garden and more. $335,000 & $300,000 Two all-new contemporary homes in block to beach Each features rooftop entertainment decks with views $849,000 $449,000 Luxury residence In bayfront security bulldlng In Udo area Boat slip available. $624,000 Close to popular swlmmlncfsur6ng beach 1Wo laqe 4 bedrooms, 3 bath units, refurbished In 1990. Call for income info. $279,000 Channing detached home, close to best be11ches on a large R-2 lot with lots of parking Here's an opportunity to live the beach lifestyle at an atfordeible price . All new custom beachfront home with top quality construction and attention to detail. Right on the sand In quiet beachfront section. Rooftop deck with coastal views. Two units, each with full ocean views. Beautiful home that shows like a model. 3 large bedroom suites that include a very large master with fireplace and panoramic view. ' BEST VIEW IN CORONA DEL MAR Front row Ocean Boulevard 2608 Ocean Boulevard OPEN SUNDAY I :00 P.M. --5:00 P.M. I • Wood floors, newly painted and carpeted, this home is ready to move in . Offered at $1 ,295,000 SHIRLEY HARRIS HaD of Fame Member 759 ... 3727 )IM KuNE 759-3771 ' I I ' $1.095,000 Prime duplex property right on the beach No public boardwalk. Quiet residential area, uncrowded beach Spacious units, 3 car garage Perlect tor beachfront home plus income. Easy to convert to single family. Beautiful property! $499,000 Fabulous opportunity. 3 bedroom + den home In great community of Eastbluff. Great floor plan, beautiful pool and spa with used brick decking. $325,000 Cottage at the beach in Quiet rc.;idential area l bedrooms + den, all updated f rt•nd1 doorc; ro garden and patio • $998,000 $895,000 Fabulous location right on the sand' No pubftc boardwalk Two units. each 2 bedroom Perfect for beach home plus income $545,000 Charming custom 2 story home lust 112 block to great beach Also has guest quarters! Ocean view, hardwood floors, cottage garden and more. $335,000 & $300,000 Two all-new contemporary homes 112 block to beach Each features rooftop entertainment decks with views $149,000 $449,000 Luxury residence In bayfront security bulldlnc In Udo area Boat slip avallable. $624,000 Close to popular swtmmlncfsurflnc beach Two larte 4 bedrooms. 3 bath units, refurbished In 1990. Call for Income Info. $279,000 Charmlna detached home, dose to best beaches on a larie R·2 lot with lots of parking Here·s an opportunity to live the beach lifestyle at an afford•bte price. All new custom beachfront home with top quality construc::tton and attention to detail. Right on the sand In quiet beac.hfront section. .... " Rooftop deck with coastal views Two units, each with full ocean views . Beautiful home that shows like a model. 3 large bedroom suites that include ) a very large master with fireplace and panoramic view. ... BEST VIEW IN CORONA DEL MAR Front row Ocean Boulevard 2608 Ocean Boulevard OPEN SUNDAY I :00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. Wood floors , newly painted and carpeted, this home is ready to move in . Offered at $1,295,000 SHIRLEY HARRIS HaD Of F•me Me•ber 759 ... 3727 )IM KuNE 759 ... 3771 TIM CA R R in association with BILL FEENEY and LANCE BOGGS Dover Shores Bayfront • 3 Bd. 2 Ba. -60' on water •Remodeled! Large dock $999,000 Dover Shores Family Home • 6 Bd. 4 .5 Ba. -extra large lot • Grcat location -near park $649,000 Baycrest Sophisticated • 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. + family room •Great fo r entenaining $539,000 Dramatic two ... story; living room, two fireplaces, three upstairs bedrooms, newly remodeled kitchen and family room with built ... f ns, pool and two car. garage. 717-4745 Westcliff Tum-Key • 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Family room •Professionally landscaped $469,000 Harbor Highlands Value • 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. -mov~in condition • Great value and location! $359"°° . ,. - ' . PRICE REDUCED TO $1,125,000 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE! $1,230,000 SINGLE LEVEL -4 BEDROOMS, 3.5 BATHS -4,000+ sa. FT .• FABULOUS 15,000+ SQ. FT. LEY£L LOT• 1 BLOCK TO PRIVATE BEACH A.hsolutelt1 tfae most incredi6le opportuniffl to purcltase a /tome in . tit is " exclusive guard gated community. • Approxi,,.•k CAROL BERG 759-3739 Custom 6uilt home right on the sand! 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 4 caf parking. Spacious grassy patio. Great surfing beach. Whitewater and Catalina views. Rtduced to$ I, 125,000 Private setting and magnificent ocean and canyon views from stunning custom home. Huge yard. Still time to select finishes. $1,495,000 PELICAN HILL CUSTOM Also A"dLl61e . FEBRUARY 1997 wlti .uc11 ad 1•1f c:.Mne vi~• - ·MA.Rev WEINSTEIN . . 967 ... 0663 .. I OJJ.1.n Ho.11.11.s IM/UU 2501 Vista Baya $795,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 N. Engilbr9chtf J Howe MCMYM 6 Rue Marsedle $650.000 Sun 1:30-5 L Reed 4 Rue OeaUV1lle $1,795.000 Sun 1:30-5 A Sheron 11 Rue Foun!Jlnbleau $625,000 &II H J Mather an 404 Vista Flcn $200,000Ui Sun 1-5 S Mittman $1,449,000 Sun 1-5 l Valentine $469,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 N Bailey 212 Polnsett1a $975,ID> SlllSllfl 11 N Bailey CIST41Bf 913 Art>or Sl!M.500 Sun 1-5 N Faoarty $679.000 Sun 2-6 A ShemVS Van AaJst 1218 Polans Or $870,000 Sii 1-5 S Mittman $439..000 Sun 1-4 A Hall .. " $535,000 Sun 1-4:30 V Saxton w nma ,,-. 2102 Seadnlt $929,000 Sun 1-5 J Muncy .... • 5 Honeysuckle $259,900 Sun 1-4 30 A Pauft $1.225.000 Sun 1-4 B.Pel1malVB.Wyland $539,000 Sun 1-4 N Roslw1 &P•lt:aEJI 12 kamalil Court 1-5 B. Chambers H 8. Ctwnbefs O.Ctwnbets Privacy + 1s en1oyed 10 this 680.SBA custom· country estate w/11brary, large family room. gor- geous grounds w/pool. spa, sport court. gazebo, lawns & trees Room for 4 horses. Country living within minutes to every- thing' Ad #P-2336 $431, .. Pride of ownership is very evideflt in this substanllal 380+ office (or 480) home. Gleammg wood entry, loads of Ille, newish roof & a solarium in which to relax & enjoy the ----. beautiful surroundings .. I ~ -___.__ --. - . I . 17 SEA COVE LANE, SEA ISLAND Dramatic townhome. Shows like a model. 2BR. 2.SBA + den. Stunning Oagstonc entry with water wall. Large patio. $565,000 BIG CANYON Single srory 3BR. 3BA w/gorgeous counyard entry & beautiful pario & gardens w/waterfall. Grear value · pnced ar $595,000 Totally remodeled. golf course views from pario and balcony. Reflection pool & spa. $630,000 UNBELIEVABLE PARK-LIKE YARD 2BR +den or 3BR. 3BA. Gorgeous!! Grear plan for entertnming. Reduced ro $587,000 VILLAPOINT Fabulous value for owner or investOI' • 2BR. 2BA •!Jl&le atory. <mat Newport Beach locatloo. tlN,500 BIG CANYON This mapiftcenl offerillJ wu ere.led uc:ludvely for 1111 owner with diJCttDing ta.~. Quality deso&n and workma111hip weal illlO the 10lal remodel of this 6BR. 6.5BA residence wbich inc:luda the bonus ol a 11q191111e livlna wing f<K inlawa °' &uesl. A gor-gcou1 pool, Ill* ct c..,.,.. on an extra lwie loe becking to big canyon golf course. 4 Rue Deauville $1,795,000 Call the Pro ''Arvilla '' 729-7212 24Hr. Pager -(714) 729-5430 BIG CANYON 38R 2.SBA. Large townhorne, courtyard entry -ovenized private patio. 3 car garage, large master on first floor. Guard gated community. $650,000 DOVER SHORES VALUE! 3BR 3BA. V.aulted ceilings. 3-car garage, ~rity system, private beach access. 410 Morningstar $679,000 SEA ISLAND FOR LEAsE FABULOUS RANCH· GARNER VALLEY Magni£tcent 6BR, SBA home. 4.5-. 2-111111 hone hem. 30 min/Palm Springs. Fabulously priced! Reduced ID $625,000 MOST SOUGHT-AFTER MODEL Latgc JBR +den. 3.SBA. All one level. no sUlin;. w/prvt. spa. Golf course location. Rcdll(.,-ed 10 $685,000 ALTEZZA (NEWPORT COAST) 3BR. JBA and loft. Grat views -light and bright. Private patio widl bulJt.io BBQ. $482,000 SEA ISLAND 2BR plus den, 2.SBA IOWDhome. Wondefful now for cnienaining with some golf counc views. Priced to sell a1 $535,000 < < > I { < l ~ :\ I) I~~ I .. .\ 1 :\ J{ J) L' l1 L.J~X~~S The ONLY units UNDER $400,000 with 2BR in Both Front & Back Units! 1. 2 Master bedrooms each with private bath, separated by living room w/fireplace plus 2BR, IBA rental. $385,000 2. All on ground floor -2BR, IBA & 2BR, lBA. 2 Separate 1 car garages, laundry in each kitchen. $390,000 3. Large 3BR, 2BA single story with 2/1 rental. South of PCH $469,000 and owner will carry 2nd T.D. $469,000 I'.\ C I r: I C: For All Your Income Property Needs Call the CDM Expert Bruce McLoud Office: 729-7297 Res: 721-8979 G H 0 l ' 1> New Listing -------- SAYSHORES COUNTRY FRENCH • NHtled In Bayahores, this t~ly exquisite, custom·bullt residence Is unaurpueed In Its country French destgn and appeal. • Four spacious bedrooms, Inducing dnundc mas1er softe with expansive ceilings, sitting area & fireplace, a total of lhree & one-half baths. two famlly nna; one upstairs & one downstairs, (upper 18 4th BR), fonnal living room & f~I dining room, b'*lkfast room & two- car garage wtth addltlooal apace for golf cart & '1ydraullc llft for 3rd car (negotlable). Featuraa lndude: French doors & windows, four fireplaces, ten·foot- hlgh ceilings, oak noora, atone entry, aecurtty system & area for boat storage. Bayahorea 18 a private guard-gal*' community with two private bea~s. Ottered at $1,175,000. PINN cal-for access to guard gate and address. CURT A. HERBERTS, II 631~ -· THE PRUDENTIAL• }ON DoUGLAS COMPANY :§ Attractive Portofino Model in Phase m of Harbor View Homes, with view-and a one minute walk to community tennis. EnclOscd breezeway and other upgrades. Lovely view of lights and mountains. $579,000 GOTO COURT! Tennis, that is! Two homes just steps away-less than a minute~from community t enrus court. Five bedrooms and 3 car gange, with new kitchen featuring white and _gleaming up~des, with bay window to the view of mountams and lights. Three doors to pool, spa, and tennis. $549,000 PERFECT PORT STREET LOCATION This home iJ just 2 few door~ from rhc greenbelt, and n.11 hlock.s from the Anderson School. It has ROO ~q. It. added and a lovely pool ""ith large hack yard. Manr features of upgrades include ne" roof. rile :md carpet Jnd w00tl Ooonng, all n~ windows, doors, manr other upgndc<>. $739,000 LOWEST PRICE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES Thi~ is a wonderful opportunitr ror rhe suner couple mo,ing into the Pon StTeCIS. Nicely upgraded Monaco model-:? plus den, ;o1th plenty of mom to expand. $429,000 NEAR SHOPS, COM, FASlDON ISLAND Th.is highly upgraded home is the perfect location for the exec who works in Newport C<nter. Walk home for lunch in 1 gated commurury, with JBR +den and O\ICI' 3,400 tq. ft. Seller has outgrown the home and wants to sell. $8S9,000 LEASE WITH FABULOUS VIEW Tim h.omc has the best \icw locations in 1111 of Harbor View Homes. Offering SBR ind 2.5 baths, end close proximity to pool and tennis. Offered at $2,800. ·TWO '1::::110 NGS Gerrr& Christa 640-5664 ... Quiet location! little Balboa Island Du . 2SR; 2SA, de1l wllarge SU"deck and b!llcoc'T)' + 28R, 18.A wrth patio ....................... $475,000 Spacious Island Duplex 48R, 28A w/large balcony up, 38R, 2BA w /pat10 down. Remodeled Kitchens/Battis. Square footage can't be duplicated! .................. $595,000 Balboa Island I . 'I I) Cape Cod Cottage home. 2-story 3BR, 29A. Warm and spacious 3BR, 2BA home with Pnst1ne Cape Cod 28R 28A. Remod in Fresh & bright. Vaulted beamed ceilings. forllk'll dining room and sunny breakfast "95. Gourmet kit. in granite, brealcfast nook, Large family kitchen area. Brick patio and nook. Detached 1BR, 1 BA stuc:ho cottage... frml dining. Quality bric~, 'WOOdwOf1t . . ..$795,000 yard for enterta1rnng ................... $549,000 Reduced $50,000l... ................... $5U,OOO & cobuietry ................................ $649,000 '&~ "414-4 ~t'4U ~-........ CHUCK RUMBOLD•MARY HARDESTY•LYHM WRIGHT•ROSE VALLERA•BIMG GIRLING ~Marine Avenue lalboe Island • 675-48H ~ ..... rL ENTERTAIN UNDER THE STARS Irvine Terrace with ocean, bay, and city views. Enter through a cha rming courtyard. This light, bright home features a family room with a dramatic retractable roof, and extensive use of glass and skylights. It has two master suites plus a comfortable den/guest room, a gourmet kitchen, and a cozy living room with open beamed ceilings. Work out in the lap pool, soak in the bubbling spa, or enjoy a quiet retreat on the private side patio with a murmuring fountain amid exotic plantings. Close to Corona Del Mar shops, Balboa island, and Irvine Terrace Park. Offered.at $975,000. R51 For more iTJformation, and a pn'vate showing call: FRED SANDS NEWPORT PROPERTIES Jndepent(y OwlJed & Operated (714) 644-7111 We List It! We Sell It! Call Us For Results! Live In One, Rent The Other! • ExCl'lll•nt Locatmn Close To South 8.1\ • 2 Large 3 Br Unit-. • Great Income!! $759,000 Call Betsy Boyd .@ 673-8700 .charm Of The Island! • Impeccable 2 Br, 2 Ba Cottage • A Darling Home •Custom Built 1990 Call Waltu Mitchdl @588-3083 SUMMER RENTAL • Walking Distance To Peninsula Point & Ferry • 3-Story • 5 BR • Pnvatl! Pier • Your Own Sandy Bch $2,600/Wkly Call Joan Coopu @ 673-8700 One-Of-A-Kind Penthouse • Very Unique 2 Br 2 &th Penthouse • Quality Decor • Nice Fountain View $189,000 Quaint Balboa Island Duplex • lmnUlculate 2 Br Cottage + Newer 2 Br Apt. Each With Pnv. Garage $445,000 Call Alice Brownell @675-9585 Magnificent Home or Duplex • Exquisite 5 Br Home • Elegantly Decorated •Showcased in '94 COM Home Tour Call Ali« Brownell @675-9585 Gorgeous Sea Faire ''E" Plan • Catalina Ocean Views & Sunsets • Largest 2 Br • Cathedral Cc1hngs $299,000 Call Walter M1tcmll @588-3083 • Stunning Cat(1hna Sull!ICts &: Bay Views • R.lrely Offen>d 3 BR • Custom Decorated $399,000 f Spacious Custom Luxury Villa Balboa Condo • Outstanding Value For Large Condo • Well Located Facmg Landscaped Common Area • Tasteful lntcnor Decor lncludin~ Plush Carpet & Designer Drapenc .. $229,000 Cnll Wnlter Mitchell @ 588-3083 Newpo~t Beacli Island Living At Its Best! •Brand New Pam1lv Home or Dupl!!:>. • Ei..cellcnt location •Gorgeous Luxury Amenities $895,000 Call Alice Brownell @675-9585 Versailles uLa Tour'' Model • 2 Master Bedrooms • Well Located • Quiet & Sunny • Excellent Condition $174,900 Beautiful Bay View Property • Gorgeous Bay & Ocean Views • Spacious L1vin~ • Fabulou., Kitchen $325,000 Call Walter Mitchell @588-3083 Ocean & Harbor Views! • Ver.<1111"5 2 Ma t •1 -1.a Tour" M~d • Nice Condition • Bc<lullful Comm. $179,000 t His first quarter business totals nearly $11 million Although Phil Immel of Fred Sands Coastal Properties is just 41 years old, be has been a Realtor for more tftan half of his life. Born and raised in Chicago. he has bad an interest in real estate since his reens and at 19 entered the business. It was obviously a wise career choice, as Immel's production figures have outdone his past achievements this year. He sold 10 homes and listed 15 in the month of January alone, with sales exceeding $6 million and ' first quarter 1996 business totalling nearly $11 million. Although he lists and sells throughout South Orange County, Immel specializes in million dollar properties along Orange County's Gold Coast, that stretch of luxury coast.al property from Newport Beach to San Clemente. Despite the fact that the real estate market is still recovering from a six-year slump. he has been phenomenally successful, which he atuibutes to his reputation. "Reputation is everything and I've been fortunate to build a good reputation over the 21 years I've been in business, both in sales and management," Immel said. "Satisfied clients keep referring busine..~s to me." He takes a quality versus quantity approach to business. According to lmmel, "I believe in treating my clients with kid gloves during the real estate process and after the sale. My clients are clients for life." .,. r 6 •' He also bas several corporate rclocatioo clients who use his services exclusively in South Orange County. Immel's client list includes such celebrities as television personality Sarah Phil Immel Purcell and clothing desiguer Mossimo Gianulli, as well as chief executive officers of major corporations. Immel joined Fred Sands Coastal Properties in January 1995. Re chose the company because of it's upscale and professional image and upper tier marlceting. The company recently opened offices in Las Vegas and Palm Springs. Immel speaks admirably of Fred Sands . and the fact that the 57-year-old entrepreneur is still running the company, with his name and reputation on the line. Immel's record-setting success has necessitated the expansion of his business, with the addition of four other agents working as part of the Immel team. The team recently sold all remaining oceanfront bomesites at Smithcliffs, an upscale gated community near Emerald Bay in Laguna Beach. To reach the l1'1#UI team, caU Phil Inuru4 Fred Sands Coutal ProJUrties aJ (714) 249-2020. --------- Read the latest happenings in ... Buylines Noelle Wright of FRED SANDS NEWPORT PROPERTIES gathered with more than a dozen family members this week at the Regatta Cafe on Lido Island. They thought that singing waiters would be a great way to greet Nudie's daughter, 11na Murchison, along with husband Gary and their children Lily and Grant who are here from Dallas, Texas. Graceland, Graceland in Memphis Tennessee was just one of the places that Roy Freeman of COWWEU BANKER MARINERS MILE visited on his road trip around the south. Along with "The King's" mansion, Freeman also went to that Cajun capital -New Orleans. And Sally Somers spent a week in waders up in Oregon, where she was fly-fishing. We also want to give a big welcome to Paul Wright, wh& just joined the Coldwell Banker team. COWWEU BANKER COSTA MESA's Jean Richmond is sooooo lucky. She just returned with a big smile on her face after spending a weekend away with her husband, Dave, and this weekend he's transporting her away for yet anoth~r romantic rendezvous. What a sweettel Heading off to our neighboring bot spot of Arizona is Boonie To.mer, who just can't seem to get enough of that new granddaughter of hers, and Shannon Hayes, who is visiting friends. Monique Vang decided to take a different route and beaded north to Cupertino to spend a week visiting family. And METRO REALTY's Darrel Pash decided to take some time off to enjoy. the summer and went to the woods to camp. Do JOU llave any MWI to inc~ in tlu BuyBnu cola1M1 Jiut caU J111U liker, real e1taU editor (114) 514- 4242 or fax (114) 650-4802. "MUST SEE" This lovely, spacious 3bd., 2.5 ba. home in this quality community is situated on an ideal comer lot just one short block from the beach. Enjoy a large family room and living room with fireplaces and relax in your private jacuzzi and sauna. The hideaway patio complete with fish pond is quiet and inviting. • $849,000 Call: Dayna Pettit 673-3899 or page 651-4610 • ColdV#ell Banker Online r eceives 1 editor's pick' as top real estate V#eb site Company receives honor from Interactive Marketing News Interactive Marketing News, a national Internet marketing publication, has selected the Coldwell Banker web site located at http://coldwellbanker.com as its • "editor's pick" for having the Lop site among nati.onal real estate companies. The "editor's pick" was bestowed upon Coldwell Banker in the April edit6n of the publication. "Although a solid marketing web i.1te can be created without a large wad uf ca,h. it appear<; Coldwell Banker ha' inve~ted the ti me and money in creating a mult1 -funct1onal MIC that i' very direct 1n purpo,e: bringing buyer~ and ~ellcr-. together th rough 1t~ agents,'' the publication noted. office has had tremendous success advertising her listings on Coldwell Banker Online. This month she will close the deal on a listing in Laguna Beach for a couple from lllinois, who found the home while searching through the Coldwell Banker web· site. Nationwide, Coldwell Banker online has more than 40,000 homes listed for sale, a mortgage calculator that helps consumers quickJy estimate their monthly home costs, a database of more than 1,000 frequently asked home-buying and selling _ ___,_.... questions, a section with luxury homes for sale and vacation home and relocation information. "To receive the 'editor's pick' as the top national real estate web !>ite from a publication that reports day in and day out on the Internet is significant,'" said Charlie Johnson. Coldwell Banker senior vice The Coldwell Banker site "supports the sales function by allowing pote ntial buyers and Charlie Johnson pres ident, Orange County region of the Southern sellers to do some basic homework before contacting an agent," the newsletter said. The company's easy-to-use. menu driven ~ite, called Coldwell Banker Online TM, has many features separating it from the more than 4,000 real estate- related Internet sites currently online. Consumers searching for a home can enter their ~pec1fic cnteria. '\uch as . . number of bedrooms and price range and view p otoi. o omes an .spec1 1c information on propert1e~ in their area. Sale~ a!>sociate Pamela Horton of the Coldwell Banker Laguna Beach North California company. "Witll Coldwell Banker Online, local listings of homes for sale and information on the home-buying and selling process is available to consumers when they want it. Also, a seller can receive additional local, national and international exposure for their property, at no additional cost, if their li sting is put on Coldwell Banker Online," said Johnson. Contact your local Coldwell Banlur office for furlher information or reach Coldwell Banker on the lntemet aJ http://www.coldwellbanker.com. -Stunning Eastside Costa Mesa townhome This two bedroom, two and one-half bath townhome has a large loft area that could be used as third bedroom. office or den. There is a two car attached _garage and more than 1,570 square feet of li ving space in this two story townhome:Offercd at $214,SOO. Aceentcd with a cozy fireplace, the living room f~ vaulted ceilings, French doors, wet bar, built-in TV cabinet and storage. There are plantation shutters throughout and upgraded pile carpet. Other amenities include private in-ground spa, security system, huge master suite with mirrored wardrobes and upstairs laundry room. This home has many upgrades, is in immaculate condition and ready to move into today. FOi' 111t>n '1if°"""""14, call Bo111116 Tllnt•r of Co/4w•U &utUr Costa M•111 Ill (7 U) 668-9333 °' (714) 650-7111. Colllw•U Banhr "°""' COit .Uo IH/•u 011 llN lnUntd Ill http://www.coldw•llbtutl•r.coa Kip Honcodl cxMriising sales ~ Julie Viker, real estale editOr We would like your comments, questions or suggestions for material you would like to see in the Daily Pilot Real ·Estate scctio~. published every Saturday. If you are interested in advertising in our publication, contact sales representatives Kip Hancock at (714) 574-4247 or Janet Vmograd at (714) 574-4248. Their fax number is (714) 631-6594. JJ you would like to submit materials for publication or you ~ve an interesting story idea. contact Julie Viker, real est.ate editor at (714) 574- 4242, fax (7J4) 650-4802. - To reach us by mail: Daily Pilot Real Estate, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. CA 92627. More Californ~n~ are choosing timeshares as vacation option Worldwide sales are expected A recent study by the American Resort Development Association (ARDA) found that a record number of Californians are expected to purchase a vacation timeshare this year. According to the Worldwide Resort Timeshare Industry, there arc more than three and one-half million timeshare owners around the world. It is anticipated this year more than 500,000 additional consumers will buy a timeshare interval for a worldwide sales volume exceeding $5 billion. California leads all states with more than 250,000 timeshare owners. "The vacation ownership industry is currently the fastest growing segment within the travel and tourism industry," said Sheldon H. Ginsburg, chairman of The Shell Group, a leading developer of vacation ownership resorts. "More and more consumen realize that it is much more cost-effective to lock in the price of a vacation through ownership rat.her than pay for rental accommodations yw-after- year. Vacation ownership is truly the vacation borne of the nineties." Most timeshares are fee simple interests in which the owoenhip is tied to a particular unit and owned in perpetuity. The buyer receives a fee-simple deed and enjoys tbe tax benefits of a second home. The common forms of timeshare ownership include: leasehold product in . . . . property are assigned for a specified number of years; floating wee/cs which allow owners greater flexibility to vacation at different times of the year; fixed week interest which is a type of fractional ownership in which owners know the specific weeks within a given time that they will have access to accommodations year-after-year. According to the study, from 1992 to 1994, more than 780,000 households have purchased a total of almost 1.2 million vacation intervals, producing a sales volume of more than $9 billion in just two years. "'The vacation ownership industry continues to mature and attract buyers from all walks of life," said Perry J. Snyderman. president of The Shell Group. '1ndependent developers are building high-quality facilities and offering more flexible usage options for owners." The Shell Group is one of the leading developers of vacation ownership properties in California. The company recently opened the first and only times~ resort in Anaheim. Peacock Suit.es Resort, and hu been involved in acveral other vacation ownenbip propatiea in Califcnia. The Sbell OiOup DOW bu reaort propeltiea in lfanil; ... Califomla. Arizoaa. FIOrida IDd Onllrio. -~ _,......_,.ri--?"!' --. ~: I -.....~-»--.-_-_t .. ~ ~EV6 Your 9uide lo !he !Jines/ 'l!roperlies in <:Sou/her~ California. Aprx. II 4 acr1 Knoll Top utate with /orewr views, CIU'tom ranocl.J, aprx. 3,000 $(/ft., 3 /ire,,lace.s, cord1mpormy lritrJ.m, oauhd ceilings, hu~ Jining room. $159,.000 • n. ,.u PL.II LIDolsu Romantic custom 3 bJ viRa on extra large quiet comer lot. Stone., archu and columns, 3 frpks and extraordinary privacy with views of lush greenery. li-1,.499..000 . k _O.wy comfortab/1 main houu with 5 bJ, 4.5 ba. $4,.9.5Q,OOO • C....I M.clr Pel:l:Jil!flu Poet!r A total rcmod1/, bay/ront, approximat1/y 'lO ft. on the bay icith large Jock, lowly 4 bJ hom-. gounn1t ltitclr1n, dining room, den , lawn and /iuh gardena. $2.995.000 • Gaal nc T t ' .. l./wD;E TFJPRM:E Comp/ate~ remcxk/d 4 bedroom & tkn, 3 bat), cuatom hom1, 6blnnirtg ocaan and bay viacs, .kgant /rmnd living and dining rooms, •padoua fami~ room, master Mt1. i81JO..OIJO e J-i!r R. I I · l.lool:aE Profoundly beautiful bay/ront, Iota of custom buih-in cabindry, handsome appomtmcnt., Eng/;.J, t/,,.ary, new dock u:iH occommodau a /mg. yoclrt pl,.,. ~boot. ~,,..•lpl..8j.8:Eu·t I L ..I, ' Dail1 Pilot Real Esaa.te • JuJy.20, 1996 WBSTCLIFP 2 bd, 2 ba villa with one master suite upstairs with fireplace and deck Marie Deremiah & Christa Francis -644-9060 -$217,000 BAYVIEW TERRACE Great location close to comm. pool, 2 bd, 2 ba, spacious master suite Don & Joyce Olson -644-9060 -$289,000 N~R.T SHORBS Largest 1 story 3 bd floor plan, lots of glass, open to 2 garden areas Kennie Jo Rizzo -631-1400 -$325,000 THEBLUPPS Excellent ux" plan, 3 bd, 2.5 ba, expanded dining room, m<m:·in condition Chuck & Kathy C.Olcsworthy -644-9060 · $359 ,000 BoNNIB BAY HIGHLAND BOMBS Very dean fainily home on large 9,000 sq ft lot, private location. Marcia & Robert Bents -644-9060 -$419,000 LAGUNA BBACH Prime city light anft ocean view Jot in gated Irvine Cove, private beach Olga Matthews -631-1400 -$445,000 .BAs'rBLUFP Charming, single level 4 bd, 2.5 ba home~ great f.unily area. Ginny Anderson -644-9060 -$519,000 . BAYCR:ss:r 4 bd, completely remodeled with quality and style, dining/f.unily rooms Sally Phillips · 631-1400 -$569 ,000 BAYSHOllBS Incredible value, 3 bd, 3 ba, shows light and bright, iargc coumry kitchen Carol Mock -644-9060 · $669 ,000 BAYSHOBBS Traditional • bd, 3 ba home With three briCt ~ hardwood ftoon Eleanor Bowie 8c Carol Mod: -644-9060 -$190,000 SHOllBCLIPPS Original 3 bd, 2.5 ba home situated high on a comer lot oo cuJ-dc·sac street John Campbell -644-9060 -$795,000 PPBll Custom built 3 bd, with family room oo ~sized lot, skylights Reggie McNcmcy -631-1400 -$799,000 LIDO ISLB Super 3 bd remodel, lush ccnttal patio on c.xtra large comer lot Lee Drummy -631-1400 -$799,000 OliNGs PAB Acus Equestrian catatc with 5 bd remodeled home, 5 barn stalls & arena Olga Matthews -631-1400 -$997,000 ()awrRbNr 3 bd, den,~ Mid. PenMw.U ~ rcrmcklcd in '90, wood 8n. ~ McGinlcy-631-1400 -$1,495,000 Lmol&U Huge half bl~ catatc iodudcs S bd bouaC with libnry, &mily rm. Kay Polovina -631-1.00 -$1,795,000 NBWPOllT BBACH BALBOA liIAND NBWPOJlT BBACH • la JilAiuNR'• ..... 631·1400 WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SATURDAY ONLY CORONA DEL MAR 324 Poppy Ave $662,000 Olga Matthewt HARBOR Vmw HILLS 34124 Se.breeze $599,000 Gregg Minoux NEWPORT CREST 26 Encore Ct $249,000 David Prince 306 Columbia $254,000 David Prince NEWPORT SHORF.S 234 l..ugonia St $329,000 Kennie Jo Rizzo IRVINE· Tum..E ROCK 10 Capella $589,000 Sonja Powell SUNDAY ONLY BAYSHORBS 2565 Vim $790,000 Eleanor Bowie I Carol Mock BELCOURT Ho..L, NEWPORT BEACH 11 Souttwnpton $469,000 Jennifer Pritchett 8LUFF6 308 Encina $299,000 Sandy Long 232t Vim Huerta $204,500 Allison Seesemann 2002 Vi.ta Caudal $255,000 Gail York CORONA DEL MAR 2231Pacifio Dr. $925,000 Miriam. Ma yell COSTAM.f.SA 2450 Fordham Dr $189,900 Cammy Le.lie BASTBLUFP 2610 Vista clel Oro $235,000 Eva I<hwaja ffARBoRRmae 18 San SeLutian · $1,319,000 David McCullocb I David Prince 10 Lucerne $319,900 David Prince R VIEW Ht:u.s 3800 In1et l1le $725,000 Allaon McCormick IRVINE TERRACE 1515 Serenade Terrace IRVINE • TUlm..E ROCK 2 Lyra LAG\.!NA BEACH 965 Capi.Uano LIDO lsu: 101 Via Dijon 900 Zurich Cir NEWPORT BEACH 2240 Holiday Rd NEWPORT SHORES 424 Colton .SPYGLASS HILL 2 Drakes Bay 3 Hall Moon Bay $890,000 $586,000 $389,000 $949,000 $1 ,795,000 $419,000 $325,000 -$899,000 $3,400/mo Jennifer Pritcbett Lorraine Farrington DonObon Joyce Okn SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 8AYCREST 1701" Starlight Cir $569,000 LAGUNA NIGUEL · THE VILLAGE 30322 Chapala Ct $298,500 LIDO ls1.E 106 Via Cordova NEWPORT HEIGi ITS 400 Tustin Ave NEWPORT NORTH 2970 Corte Hermon $559,000 $439,000 $468,000 Cammy Le.lie I Sally Phillips Ginny Anclenon G. Duluell Jr. I G. Dashiell Sr. NEW LISTINGS THE BLUFFS -Beautifully upgraded ·oelores" plan, 3 bcl, 2.5 ba, end unit, ligbl and bright plantation ahutters, garage loft for .toraije. Chudr and Kathy Cole.worthy -$339,000 THE BLUFFS -Rare •E• plan, remarkable back bay view, 3 bd, 2.5 ba, hencb windcnn, beautiful kitchen, 3 outdoor decks and patio1. Lyleen & Jeff Ewing -$450,000 HARBOR VIEW -Be.t priced 3 bedroom borne in Harbor View ... and it bu a~ and ~I ISL 1halte roof, extra large 10,900 1q £t lot. Kyle .jljj ~ KftaM -$579,000 NEWPORT COAST -Very 10phi.ticated townhome with sweeping view-a 0£ ocean, bay and city lights. Extra large •o• plan with bonua room. D'ette Steel1erg -$615,000 CHERRY LAKE ESTATES -A show stopper! Turkey remodel in 1994, gourmet kitchen has Wolf range, Euro-.tyle cabinet.. Pool and. spa. David McCullocb -$695,000 l.RVINE TERRACE -Completely remodeled 4 bedroom p)UI cl.en, 3 bath eultom home with .tunning ~an and I>., view-1, formal livin~dining Judy RoLLm. -$890,000 NBWPOllT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH BALBOA ISLAND · PCH • Mariner's Mile PCH iJ Avocado 631-1400 644-9060 . ~ 673?6900 http://www.coldwelll:ianker.com . I .. , Daily Pilot Real Estate •July 20, J~ ' , . ..._ . Newport Beach's .Premier Family ~ eighborhood · For /urther ;n/ormation, pleaae contact MICHAEL DREYFUS OR SUSAN WEIR ASSOCIATE LOGAN WILSON HARBOR VIEW HOMES SPECIALISTS (800) 892-7158 1824 PORT .ASHLEY r.. • 1943 PORT PROVENCE 1818 P ORT MARGATE 1851 PORT KIMBERLY COLDWELL BANKER SUPER TEAM r -.., -· - .. Team 1996 Team 1973 EXPERIENCE COUNTS Please call us to sell your home B.arbara Gothard Miles & Allison Gothard Seesemann' 644-9070 x159 FABULOUSLY REMODELED TOWNHOME HUQ!t Pemily Rm. o-of{D &~ G...t Rm Wf'Frpk II~~ patio on pieobelt. Qu.lity u~ $425,000 EMERALD BAY ·11,,. only lot availalable on ocean .;de of hwy. One-of-a- krnd wlrott• pool & .-nail pavilion. W.Jli to '-d.. $749,000 THE PENINSULA BAY ANO OCBAN CLOSE NBWUSTINO 3 e.droomt, 3 &tb. $680,000 IEW VlEY vmY! . '~ Old ~ Charm on c.,u.t ......._ Jt.2 lot wioldn 1 bd • +d.n upitain Iii .ep .tudio ~ $425,000 2Bdl2& (2""8d twice nonnal .ize) Oinif'4 Rm. F<MD Rm. Frplc:, hrd...d On, lerlfe private _,.. 2 p&tioe. $599,000 2333 PACIFIC -Vacant Lot C.D.M. $600,000 NEW LISTINGS 232 7 Vista Hu~rta 2041 Parlt Drive 14 Rue GRAND DUCAL • Private lot overlooking the 4th fairway • Fabulous architectural details throughout • Two large master suites • Immense formal living areas • Lushly landscaped g;ardens • Large lot with tap pool & spa $1,150,000 • Spacious 3 bd, 3 ba home • Large kitchen opens to private pool and spa. . • Soaring ceilings In formal dining area • Three car garage • Large &mily room • Wonderful value! $610,000 PERRYTAuel "Ylhy Settle for Mediocrity?" • Two bedrooms and den • Spacious formal living areas • Fabulous French garden • Quiet loc:adon • Single level $599,000 PRIVATE RESORT Vacab'on .very day in this very private mag- nipctmUy r•mO<k/ed home centered around a gar- den room and a black-bottom pool. The marble entry introducu the 5,000+ sq. /t. of lavish living itj. thiL •;ng/• ltory home. The living room is - warmed by a f/oor-to-ceiling stone fireplace with wan. of glau OfMning to the ocean, Catalina and night fight vi•wa. The ad;acent library is enriched with wood paneling, a /;replace and ocean viewa. A dining room is compltZmented by mirrors and a cry6t4J cJ.and.Ji•r. The family room is convem'cnt- ly /ocat.J o/f th• gourmet kitchen. The master au;t. /.abiru Cl /;.,.,,loc.. toafk-in wardrobe and druaing .... 11.. '"46tar bath mdZMlcs a •pa tub wam1.J #Ii, d ~ Ot>Uloolting th" ocean. A Scar~ i• alao ,,,.,,.nJ.J 011 a 12,000+ sq. ft. lot in prUtigjold Monareh Beach. For an appointment to view this properly, contact: GIRON GRUBBS (714) 218-5643 24-hr J;rect /;n e (714) 457-4202 (714) 494 -0215 11 SMITHCUFFS R OAD, . LAGUNA B EACH WitJ. arclritectural nMtivity and rwmo~ attention to cl.tail, ti.is J.ome exudu qMality and tblb'nc:tion ti. roMgJ.out. TJ.e utate /.aturu an entry turret with 24 /oot ceilings and .tone floori,,g with marble inlays. T1te living room ONJ family room feature marble /;rep/acu, 19 foot ccifr., duigm1r chandelil!f'11, hardwood /loon'ng and viim>a owrloolcing the Paci/ic. The lcitrl1en will Mdis/y any gcnJrmet, featun'ng a ooolcing J./,anJ 11Jith pre.p.. m'n./e,, oorwecaon OQUUI, Su/,..zero re/rig.rotion, and Jwo/ J;,J,wo.J,~ in custom Birtlnye maple cabinetry. Tl.u.6 alMJ an eatirig area anJ bNalc/tJlf bar. AJ;acent to tJ.e /citclim anr a butler 6 pantry and th. formal dining r~m. T11erw are 4 b-Jroom4, 4.5 J,atJ.., a I~ ~.,. euite with a /ircp/oce, and a c.Jm..Jm.d ,,,aJl,._in ~ with 3-way dru11n9 mirror. Tire master bath J-a /acu~zi .~p.1 wit/1 /ir~place, rlotle f/ooring wit/, ,,,arl,I, mlay and rl<me sl1ou.w Tl1ere ore many a/ate c/idu for entertaining, a custom 1JOu1ul 1yst11m, 4 oar gt1rogo and l:rr.atl1toking t•iewa of EmMUIJ Bay &ad,, d;Jfo and the bl,,. Pocif;c:. PROUDLY OFFERED AT $2,249,000 ------13-44 7/17/9610'13 PH Page 1 {Black plate) ........ '\•"'i' ........ ,_. •. ~ . . .... ~,. ~~. . ~,..~~-.. -· .. ··~· ':"{· .~~-..~ ----·------....,.,.---~----------- MAJOR PRICE R EDUCTION $1,775,000 •• • rental. or a werlt~ Y&e•tion •pot. $799,000 Lar~, b:f'i4Lt comforta.ble (am.i.ly home on de.irable corner lot. $569,000 AN EXQUISITE JEWEL IN AN INCOMPARABLE SETIING Riviera-like ocean and. coastline views, custom 3 hed.room home, dinmg and. £amily rooms, exercise room, 4 fireplaces, pool and. spa, ~xceptional privacy. Terum E.tate $1,395,000 SALLY PHILLIPS . . 631-1400 x234 opperl ____ ·1 - -----~---. _ _J is tum-key remodel in 1994. fea- Range, commercial hood, Euro-style co~ inets, birdseye maple, and Su~zero Bosch dishwasher. Other ommenities include stone ~ooring, marble and gran- ite counters throughout, vaulted ceilings, bull-nosed comers, pool and spa. OFFERED AT $695,000 EVALUATIONS ARE FREE! DAVID McCutLOCH (714) 644-9070 Ext. 149 SELLERS HIGHLY MOTIVATED NEWPORT BEACH Larlfe llnit in Gated Community 3Bdl2.5Ba..Frplce• in Muter t~ LR $189,900 WEST NEWPORT $498,000 •~a <. ~ '\ SI c. "t :. 1 . WALK TO BEACH Beautiful, Brand New 2BdJ2Ba Condo LORRAINE FARRINGTON 574-9999 Res • 63i-1400 OLD CORONA DEL M.AR Ch..rminit I B.J Cottage w/Lo(t, Buou & Hardwood Floo .. $309,000 A N INCREDIBLE BAYFRONT HOME WITH MAGNIFICENT HARBOR VIEWS This exceptional 4 ~room resichnce 1$ in a prime the water aml a large dock. Incomparable harbor, boating, night light and lush garden views arc /ramed by tall arched wimlows and visible /rom almost iroery light filled"°°"'!· The home includes: • A formal dining room ivith walls of windows to the view. • Paneled dan with fireplace, rag painted ceiling, single light Franch doors to tluz garden. • Gourmet kitchen with cherry cabinetry and granite counter•. • Master suite with arched ceilings, fireplace, sitting room, built-ins and romantic master bath with spa tub aml view. For additional information or a prioate viewing, p/eaJUlf call: GRAYCE TALIAFERRO 673-6900or 549:0019 I I . . SPYGLASS HILL 2 D RAKES B AY, SPYGLASS HILL Panoramic ocean, Catalina & night-light views, 5 bd, 3 ba, remodeled interior. $899,000 Ocean and bay views from this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home , fon:nal dining room. Lease $3,400/mo 5 bd, 3 ba, two story, fantastic city light and mountain views, lap pool. A must see! $795,000 D ON & JOYCE OLSON "There's No Substitute For &peri.eme. » Great location, 2 bd, 2 ba, spacious master suite with mirrored wardrobes. $289,000 1 -800-487-4931 __ .....;..___, For more information, call: GINNY ANDERSON Office: 644-9060 xl51 Home Office: 759-1997 PRICE DROPPED TO $298,500 S INGLE L EVEL V mw HOME O PEN S AT/SUN l -5 PM 30322 CHAPALA CoURT, LAGUNA NIGUEL (CoAST HWY, LBPT CB.OWN, LBPT CLUB HOUSB) Tlii.t ii the Ii.at priced 3 Uroo111 hoa io Had.or \l'teW .. Aod it liu I pool ancl tpL F.i-incl..k • I Sir .bait. rool piiol illlicl. ..,.! Old, lik ml -bl. ..,.! J..d.yard ft-,. Situattd oo an ntra IM,t Io.900 eq ft lot, thil bome lw ~ b.d 18 POINT LoMA, SPYGLASS HILL 5 bd, 3 ba, highly upgraded, new french doors & kitchen, large pool. $849,000 PEN!Nfl'l.A PO!N'f • $695.()Q() Tmific v;..., ol lwfior E' .n111. N.i trptntt 1p.mcl. 2 !Nllu f\U~ .. I wfuplc & ~~ jacuu.i tuli.. Brieht ~t lritckn p.arlrinc {or 4 can plua pl'ivalt t~lot. Mioultt \o bt.cli. Fun "U:irtt, & mbcnllb. Much sought after 3 bedroom, 2 bath single level detached home with views of mountains, lights and some ocean. Quiet cuJ-de-sac location, single tiered street, "no roof-top" view. Custom shutters, vaulted ceilings, skylights, A/C, move-in condition. L;fo at tlra "'1aclr ... it'. not /udi ... it'. nol a Jrecun Come by and see what a great value this is! :.. , t • • ~-, ... "• a a.ea.om CaO..., 11"1 t~ fact. ... ,,,aJe. tl.11 ~ Kyle and Kerry Krause 650-6904 raid.nee OWNER WIL L TRADE ~ LEASE OPTION Coasta[ 'Views and ~mantic Sunsets Jiuge Custom '£,state on 'J{ear[g 2 >tcres • 5'J/itw~ • '4!ra La'!Jl-10 Person Spa witli Oct4n'1'1eu1 • 34 'J()()t Long Custom 5/;yfigfit • '4fra La'Bt. 3 Car (jarage • Mas.nw 'Jenatf Lau1n with Ocean •J/ieuJs • J 'Drive Jtpproadit.~ (at Ont time su6divitfetf as 3 fats) Julie Krill aV#arded certified relocation professional DirectQr of relocation services for the Coldwell Banker Southern California Company successfully completes CRP exam • 5 '13earooms -!Ji{[ witft Ocean 'J/iew • 4.5 '13atfu • (jym, Office • 'l3il{iara !Jl.pom • Living 1<fJom witli 11 ft Ceilings am[ '.fireplace • '.Jamily 1?pom witli '.fireplace • '.Torma( 'Dining '.Rpom • !Area for 'Wine Cellar • generous 'Use of Slate, Limestone ana (jrattite 'l(eaucea to $1,395,000 Fo~ information or pn.t10lc showing MARK MALLOY (714) 967-6777 ColdV#ell Banker na111ed as the No. 1 residential real Company tops list for the fifth straight year Coldwell Banker Re\idcntial Brokerage, the parent company of Coldwell Ban~er Southern Cali fomi;t Company, was recently ranked No. I among residential real estate companie~ in the nation by REAL Trends. Thi i' the fifth con ecutive year Coldwell Banker Re idential Brokerage has topped the REAL Trends h~t. The company led the list as the largc't residential brokerage compan} 10 the Umted St:.ttes with 325 office., and nearl) 150,000 transactions 10 1995. REAL Trend compile<; the rcpom following a nationwide tudy or lcadang independent residential real estate companies. The urvey represented a comprebens,i vc collection of data assembled on leaders of the-re idcntial 'brokef118e \ndustry. according to REAL Trcncli officials. Its numbers were documented by independent accounting finns. According to REAL Trends, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage was first in number of total transactions. total dollar volume and number of agents. Combined. the number two and three real estate firms would not surpass Col~well Bank!!r Rc.,idential Brokerage. ··we· re very pleased that. once again. the -.tatistics coofmn what we've . aid all along -that Coldwell Banker cui.tomcrs m Southern California benefit from real e~tale prorc.,s1onals who draw upon the <,trcngth and resources of Amenca's lcaJ1ng real estate brokerage company. · -.a1J Bob Le Fe\er. pre.,iJent of Coldwell Banker outhcrn Caltfornia Comp:iny Bob Amgom. president of Coldwell Banker Re,1d~nual Brokerage. credited the:-cornpan) ·~ ranking to "the high caliber of ~les associates in Southern California and throughout our network of offices. Their commitment .to qu:ility cu tomcr service is unrivaled by any of bur competitors." Co"'4ct JOUI" local ColdweU IJtu&Ur offke for ftudr•r Uif""""""n or nt1elt ColllweU Ba11lca Oll,tle lllUrrt# flt ltttp:llwww.coldw•llbtuthr.CHI. ... ------·------- Lovely Harbor Ridge townhome A wonderful opportunity exists to purchase a four bedroom, three and one-half-bath townhome in the prestigious community of Harbor Ridge. This property is located on a quiet cul-de-sac and has a secluded courtyard, long driveway set back from the road and a three car garage. It is located in an area with stately pines in Harbor Ridge Crest and in close proximity to one of the four community pools. There are three fireplaces, one in the kitchen/family room, living room and master bedroom. One bedroom with its own private bath is located on the main level. Volume ceilings, air cooditiDning and wood floors are additional amenities. Harbor Ridge is a guard gated community with tennis courts, pools and spas and a nature trail. Offered at $519,000. For addiJion.al information, caU Usti.ng agent Carol Berg at (7 I 4) 644-16()(). Coast Newport Properlhs, 4 Civic Pltwi, Ste. 260, Newport Bead, Call/, 92660. Newport Shores on the water This light. open and airy home with high ~ilings and a flowing floor plan is uniquely designed for fonnal entertaining. Living areas arc built around a majestic black granite, three sided fireplace with dual mantles. A large gourmet kitchen opens onto a huge deck overlooking the water and private beach. There arc three bedrooms, two baths. and a large gounnet kitchen. An impressive expansion and remodel took place in 1993 and was designed for entertaining. Enjoy community pools, tennis and volleyball. For more information, call Judy Good aJ (714) 759-3752. Coast Newport Propmu1. 4 Civic Plaui, SU. 260, Newport Beach. Eastside gated community Laurel Pointe is an enclave of 70 townhomes centrally located with easy access to the 55 and 405 freeways and is a short walk to the Back Bay Ecological Reserve. The homes are Cape Cod-style and arc surrounded by mature eucalyptus trees. This two-master suite end unit is situated next to the pool and spa and includes newer carpeting, hardwood floor entryway, a fireplace in the living room, an upstairs inside laundry room and a two car garage. Both bedrooms have cathedral ceilings and their own bathrooms. The original owner of the home has priced the property to sell and creates a great opportunity for a first time buyer to get into the market. FHA and VA financing is available. Offered at $149,500, this is without a doubt the Eastsidc's best buy in a two-bedroom townhomc. For ""'1idonal infol1ltlldon, contact Keith RlllUlh at (714) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properlh1, 4 Civic Plar.a, S". 260, Newport Beada, Calif. 92660. Back lay Cape Cod This Cape Cod-style end unit townhomc is located on the Eastside of Costa Mesa, two blocu to the Baclc Bay Reserve. The original owncrldeveloper is willing to carry a small second trust deed to a qualified buyer. The project is also VA approved. There 8"' 10 units in this very well-maintained homeowners association. Features of this house include a master bedroom with vaulted ceilings and a private balcony, a fireplace in the Jiving room, a fonnal dining room and an oversiz.cd kitchen. The interior and exterior have recently been painted. The home is approximately l ,500 square f ect with a two car attached garage. Off eted at $169,000. For..,._ ~11, cllll Kndt ._."' (114) Uf.l60f. eo..t Nft111'1rl ~ 4 Ct.fc ~SU. JIO, Nw,.n B1«~ c.JJ/. JJUI. "I saw your ad in the Daily Pilot" ... "No matter where I go chi is what everyo ne is saying tome. I have advertised-fai thfull y in The Daily Pilot for almost 10 years and I find ii a very va luable asset in promo~ing my client' properties. The high quality of the respon e I receive frorn potential clients and other age nts is truly amaz ing . It has helped me to achieve the end result , which is to assist my clients in buying and ·elling propertie . The support staff is a pleas ure to work with as they are always available, very efficient and extremely creative. The Daily Pilot is THE Real Estate Sincerely, ( Ron Felsot Ron Felsot, Broker Remax South County Newport Beach For advertising. information call 642-4321 f 14 202 Willow Ln, Westminster •Owner refinanced 4 yrs. ago ($1 7:1,000 loanl •Owner cannot keep malung payments due to economic circumstances •Lender is foreclosing, short sale OK'd •Owner just wants to keep Living In her home, sbe would like to lease it back I • ase hel her kee her home! Was ... $172,500 Now reduced to ... $149,900 Call Terry Toman O ffice: 720-9422/474-1669 Pager 489-6890 M ETRQ 3822 Campus Dr., Swte 227 " Ne rt Beach, CA BIG CANYON Lowest Price Single level 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Den. Original Owner asking $489,000 644-5215 272Com M.oSt. 2 older homes (OM is 0 unit) $~,bOth are :mv/lBA. PriYOl9}-ards Ownet Wants to Trade! Fabulous Corona clcl Mar Duplex 714 Poinsettia 2 Large 3 Bedroom Unia 4 Ca.r Garage-Handicap Access NEW LISTING Ocean, .BQll & Catatlna View • 4 Bedrootns. 21 /2 Baths • Huge 19.000 sq.fl. lot • Custom Pool & Spa • 2 Granite Fireplaces You can almost see Brazil from here! Open Bouse Sun. 1-5 1 JADE COVE Judy Kolar • 640-1212 SHEA REAU( $550,000 ~ ss1s:OOO • Creatiw Fmancing Possible Call for an appointment to sec! Presented by Lora Vance Ralton 324 Marine Awnue •..:-673-4062 New Easts1 e Back Ba View! 3 7 9 B AY VIEW TERRACE Thls lovely condo has everything. Redecorated and new a~ances. 2BR, 2.SBA. L room has wood burning replace/wet bar & view of bay. Com. pool. spa, tennis and morel Reduced to $229,000 Jackie Gillis, Realtor ~"Area Specialist'' * 5BR. 4BA. large lot * Crtsp & fresh * New sparkling whJte kitchen *Huge ltvtng room wtth fireplace overlooking pool & lawn area * Ideal floor plan for Uve-ln * Great netgnborhoodf New Lia •••••••• $&60.000 ·LOCATION• ·LOCATION• ·LOCATION • Lowest priced 2 bedroom townhome In this gated community. Prtvatc beach. walk to Balboa Island. shopptng, restaur· ants. It's like everyday Is a holiday. $459.000 Call now p your prluale showing 64-0-1212 Owner I Agent , Thia Seller la Sertoa.alU • Fabulous Sunset Views • 3 Bdrms,, 2 1 /2 Ba. • Family Room • Gate Guarded Comm. • . Unbelle•ably Priced a t $409.000 Call now for your private showtng Judy Kolar 640-1212 Shea Real Aaklng ti ,a75,000 Buyer of your waterfront property wants to trade hie t.ge, remodeled Harbor View Homee. Gorgeous 5+ bedroom home with 5 car garage and poot with epa for Newport Beach watemontl Make an offerl CORONA DEL MAR 430 Dlhha Siil+ lhlnle ~ ledy 720-9469 714 Polntettla (2)38R units Lora Vall<'e lltalton 673-4061 COSTA MESA 2242 CalheriM Pl 311l Jay ftrptelft 650-JOOI l 79 Illy View Tenac:t 21R J.tdde ems 631-I011 552 ........ St., A2 CaMety vm.,. lelllty 673.Jm NEWPORT BEACH 1211,...0...-411 SlfttiyMlal•""* ... """1"' 72f.7271 1S1'L0cie•.._ Slit CIMlfY ... ~lilly •n-im Sun 1·5 $545,000 Sun 12-4 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 $269,000 Sat l ·S $229,000 $41n 1·5 $174,900 Sat 1-S $170,000 ~n 1-5 $1,450,000 r iem~ ~~-- _..._ --·" ... --· .. ;......._.... .. .... _........ • ,..-. .. '•~·JI ~ u~ '4BD. 2BA C-ily liome wfpyt. ~ la an ocdleGt ara. A vilue at $359,900 wltU'lllll to the laJest aJUlbestresale homes~this weekend NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH 1707 E. Bay A~ 71R Sat/Sun l ·S $3,950,000 Cannery Vllllge Realty 407 f. 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Rtalty 729-7271 673·3777 20242 Spruce A~. 4BR Sun 12-4 $274,900 Broker 722-1380 2042 Miramar 38R Sun 1-4 $849,000 Canllfll Village Realty 673-3777 21 Toulon SIR Sat/Sun 1·S $745,000 MardtAdltt Mdro Realty 759-9028 720-9422 210 Agate 31R Sat 1-S $470,000 CanntfY VII .. llealty 673-3777 2600 NewpC1t1 aw. 211 211l Sutt 1-4 $345,000 CanntfY VIiiage llfflty 673-3777 $1,399,000 $1,100,000 • TEE UP FOR THE premiering: Friday, August 2, 1 • r ~ ~ ~,. .._~ r ~ llne-1111: wllat's par tor Ille course? a guide to Orange County's public and private golf courses so you want to leam Ille game of golf? how to get started in the sport match 1s medal play. a primer of golf course terminology how to tum a bogey Into a birdie. course pros provide tips on improving your game gearing up. the latest golf products, gadgets and attire may I play through? tips on golf course etiquette a green lllestvle. golf resort living getaways. golf camps, resorts the scorecard: publl~atlon date: Fri., Aug . 2, 1996 deadllnes: space I Copy: Mon ., July 29 at 5 p.m . camera nadJ/release: Thurs., Aug 1 at 5 p.m. edltorlal submissions: Fri., July 19 at 5 p.m. rates: 1/8 page: $125 1 /4 page: $220 1 /2 page: $390 full page: $730 color: $100 each full color: $275 (minimum full page) To place your ad in this must-read section, contact your. advertising representative · or ~all 642-4321, ext. 339 · .. .· -~ Buying or Refinancing? 3.95°/o No Points No Closing CoSts {Interest Only Option Available) Any Loan Over $200,000 to $3,000,000 For a FREE Loan Consultation, Contact: GRANT KING or ROBERT PAINTER Office: (714) 673-4664 Message Center/Pager: (714) 451-7905 M.L.S. MORTGAGE WAN SPECIALIST A t.«>RTGAGE CORPORATION -~~ The M.LS. of the Lending Industry =--. ... · Member of Better Business Bureau · Located in die Rogers Realty Building 1:737 FAit CoMt Highway -COrona del Mar, CA 9262S OCEANFRONT LIVING Views, pool, guest home & a very private accessible beach below. $2,495,000 CDM TOWNHOME Pool, jacuzzi, clubhouse, guest parking and nearby shopping. $189,900 CATALINA& OCEAN VIEWS Pride of ownership &mily home with wood burning firepla~ on large lot. $897,000 CDMSOUfH OF PACIFIC CO~HWY Least expensive SFR detached home in town near beach & local shopping. $379 soo OCEAN&BAY VIEWLQT Extra wide parcel off the beaten path. Plans are ready-to-build starus. $799,000 A real California style floor plan. Bright, Light & airy. Very near shopping & beaches. $625,000 CDMPRIME CORNER Ocean & Harbor night light views &om garden terncc. Very near to ocean's bluff. $899,000 CDMLEASE 2 bedroom, 2 bath townhome South of Pacific Coast Hwy. with peak-a-boo view of ocean. Sl,47$/MO. • • --~.~~ii: . . --------- • .. Fabulous Ocean View! Complete interior remodel. Granite counters, whirlpool tubs m all baths, security system. Security gated with intercom. $995,ooc>' 21 Toulon "Best Buy". 5BR, 38A single family attached homew/all encompassing views. Designer decorated. Move-in quality. Very motivated owner. Lovely, raditional Home featuring large famtly room w;1ireplace, beam ce11tngs & wet bar. Balconies, bay views from 2nd story, new paint & carpet. Access to private beaches. Well Maintained Duplex! Cute front cottage w/2BR, 2BA. Newer rear unit 3BR, 3BA w/fireplace and large·decks. Great location and an ideal opportumty for owner Harbor View Homes Custom Estate. SBR, 5.58A plus office (6th bedroom), vaulted 10 ft. ceilings. Large lot on cw. de-sac. Loaded wrth the finest matenals. PRE-CONSTRUCTION OPPOR11NTY $995,000 SPYGLASS Hill 23 Bode11 Bay Captivating ocean and Catalina Views from tflts 4BR, 38A expanded & remodeled home. Two master suites, professt0nally landscaped. Complete w/large spa & waterfall. a custom M beauty w/(Jller $90K 1n upgrades. Newly remodeled 111 1991. Perteet location, Ideal oppor. for that owrre</ user. Professionally landscaped and beach close. Beautiful front townhouse! 2BR, 2.5BA w/lll.merous upgrades. Hardwood floors, Sherwood shutters throughout. South of Hwy. Premiooi Greenbelt Locatioo! 2BR, 3BA w/European white kitchen. beautiful hardwoOd floors, fireplaces. EJectrooc skylight in dining room. Large brick pabo w/bult· in BBQ. Comm. Pool & Spa. $795,000 HARBOR VIEW HM 1129 Port Carlow Live with that feeling of serenity & security in this speetacUar 4BR, 2.SBA famitY home. Jllst steps ~ay from ~. club house, pool. Expanded 3BR, 2.5BA in Qliet nei&ti>ortlood. Ught & Bright home featlns gcumet kitchen, vaulted ceilings & hardwoOd floors. Lovely Green Belt Location End llVt. 48R, l.75BA w/flew interior paint & carpet. ConvYU1ity pools & clubhouse. .. . .: . -... . . --~ .. ~ -·---~ .. . . ----- ---· ---. . --!":- /'.... Fabulous Ocean Y1ew1 Complete interior remodel. Granite counters, whirlpool tubs in all baths. security system Security gated with intercom. $995,000 HARBOR RIDGE 21 Toulon "Best Buy·. SBR, 38A single family attached home w/all encompassing views Designer decorated. Move-in quality. Very motivated owner. DOVER SHORES Lovely, Traditional Home featunng large family room w/ftreplace, beam ceilings & wet bar. Balconies, bay views trom 2nd story, new paint & carpet. Access to pnvate beaches. Well Maintained Duplex! Cute front cottage w/2BR. 2BA. Newer rear unit 38R, 3BA w/lireplace and large·decks. Great location and an ideal opportunity for owner ' Harbor View Homes Custom Estate. SBR, 5.SBA plus office (6th bedroom), vaulted I 0 ft. ceilings. Large lot on cul- de-sac. Loaded with the finest materials. PRE-CONSTRUC110N OPPORl\JNrTY $995,000 SPYGLASS HILL 23 Bode&a Bay Captivating ocean and Catalina Views from this 4BR, 3BA expanded & remodeled home. Two master surtes, professionally landscaped. Complete w/large spa & waterfall. COM DUPLEX ru ya cus om beauty w/over $90K 1n upgrades. Newly remodeled 1n I 991 . 'Perfect location, ideal oppor. for that owner/ user. Professionally landscaped and beach close. CORONA DEL MAR Beaubful froot townhouse! 2BR, 2.SBA w/numerous upgrades. Hardwood floors, Sherwood shutters throughout. South of Hwy. I t Premium Greenbelt Location! 2BR, 3BA w/European white kitchen, beautiful hardwood floors. fireplaces. Electronic skylight in dining room. Large brick patio w,lbutlt· in BBQ. Comm. Pool & Spa. $795,000 1829 Port Cartow Live with that feeling of serenity & security in tilts s~acular 4BR, 2.SBA family home. Just steps away from park. club house, pool. Expanded 3BR. 2.SBA in quiet neighborhood. Ught & Bright home features gourmet kitchen, vaulted ceilings & hardwood floors. Lovety Green Belt Location. End unit, 4BR, 1. 75BA W/rteW interior paint & carpet. Community pools & clubhouse. • y fE le s s h I s v ti 0 s c f • c r a c p k a r