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Home My WebLink About1996-08-10 - Orange Coast PilotSP 0 RT s. Women pros courted back to NewTJOrt s.Mng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ' ' I I I I f ' I \ I Feeling the sting of battle They are driving me absolute- ly bonkers. They stab me on my nose, my chin and jawbone, my cheek- bones. They attack my ears and my neck, wrists, forearms and elbows, my knees, legs and ankles. I use Campho Phenique, Absorbine Jr., rubbing alcohol, Witch Hazel, BugStilc, Cortaid, La.nacaine, Gold Bond, ammo- nia, Rhulgel, After Bite and ice cubes. None of it works very well, unless you slather it on within moments after the mosquito gets the seven moving parts of its greedy mouth into your succu- lent flesh. Seeking relief and wise coun- sel, I visited with Dr. James P. Webb, vector ecologist for Orange County Vector Control. Were there more mosquitoes · now in my neighborhood than usual? Need we worry more about their bites as a means of disease transmission? Are they ranging farther from breeding areas? Is there anything that can erase the suffering of a bite? Jim's answers were yes, yes, yes and not really. While the mosquito popula- tion of Orange County is down somewhat from last year, it is up in one of the primary breeding areas, Back Bay. •Where we used to find three to five egg rafts in a scoop of water, we are now finding as many as 100 to 150, • Jim said. A raft contains up to 200 eggs. question was confirmed in a fax Jim sent later in the day: ·oetec- tion of St. Louis Encephalitis has been confirmed during routine ' surveillance testing of blood from small birds in Orange County .... These positive results indicate that mosquitoes are infected with SLE virus .... Our concern is that humans may be involved 1n this transmission cycle.• There is no need to panic, Jim says. There is no epidemic here. Just a warning for all of us to be careful as tightrope walkers. Watch everything around our homes and yards that might pro- vide a habitat for mosquitoes. .1 But make no mistake. This is a war, and the foe is fierce, cun- ,.ning and vicious. Thursday morning I went behind enemy lines with a SWAT team. The commander, Doug Mathews, is a silver-fox type of 5', who has been with •SEE BUGGED PAGE A11 AROUND TOWN .•.... A4 llEST BUYS ...•.....• .A2 CLASSIFIED ••.•••..•.. 84 NEXT IN LINE MAA~ MARTIN I OAllY PILOT Demir Brade takes a little a1r time while tn-ltne skating around McFadden Square earlier this week. The fin~ weather should tempt more skaters and sun seekers to the beaches. TAKEN OF~ THE TOP •Longtime barber Ed Swaim gets clipped again as thieves make off with telltale red, white and blue pole. By John Canalis, Da1'1 Piiot COSTA MESA -The red, white and blue pole that spun a hypnotic welcome at Swaim's :eam. Shop for about 40 years bas been stolen. Thieves made off with the lighted ornament late Wednei- day or early Thursday, said own- er Ed Swaim. The pole, practically a dty landmark, came with the shop on Newport Boulevard when Swaim bought the business on July 2, · t963. He said the previous owner inltalled it in the 1950s, The bandits apparently did a poor job of prying the pole from its base. Bolts and parts were left behind, obvious signs Of damage, Swaim said. •r would guess they couldn't get much out of it.• he said. •1 think they're going to be disap- pointed when they get home." The shop owner isn't sure how much the pole is worth,. possibly a few hundred dollars, he said. But the sentimental worth goes deep, particularly for cus- tomers who called Friday to say they were disappointed by the theft. • SEE BARBER PAGE AS Popular Ensign principal to retire •Health concerns have sidelined 55-year-old Scott Paulsen, credited with shaping innovative programs. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot Scott Paulsen, the beloved principal of Ensign Intermediate School, will not return to his stu- dents next month. Because of health concerns, the 55-year-old model adminis- trator will retire from the Newport Beach school effective Aug. 31. ~we were flabbergasted," Superintendent Mac Bernd said Friday after Paulsen delivered his letter of r~$§natlon to the admin- istratiVeOlffces. "But r know he's looking forward to some relax- ation, and I support anything he would do for his own well-being and health." Paulsen is well-known m the Newport Harbor community for his innovative programs at Ensign, which have garnered the school hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants. "I've never been privileged to work with a more outstanding principal," Bernd said. "I think he's a role mode for any educa- tion administrator." Paulsen joined the Costa Mesa Union School District in 1962 as a r·----·-·-·-••••••••-•••4 SCOTT PAULSEN'S, ' TENURE AT ENSIGN + Established w eekly Ethnic Forum for stu- dents to dispel racist stereo- types and counteract intolerance +created Navigators , support group : for dads : +Garnered more than I SS00,000 in grants from ! anonymous foundation i ~---···-·---·-··--··--·-~ teacher. He has served as princi- pal at many of the community's schools, including Monte VJ.Sta, Andersen, California and TeWm- kle. At Ensign, however, Paulsen brought a new level of dedica- tion, creating a student ethnic • SEE PAULSEN PAGE AS El Toro plan gets loud local applause •Locals hail report that calls for commercial airport at closing Marine base. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Ptlot NEWPORT BEACH -Just as Milena Thompson answered her telephone, a jet roared overhead. "Wait a minute, the plane," she shouted, waiting until the planes going over all the time, in and out." Thompson and her husband, Malcolm, installed double pane windows in their Santa Ana Heights home years ago to dull the roar of the passing planes. When the windows are closed m the winter, the extra layer of glass works wonders. But in the sum- mer, when the windows are open, the noise is a nuisance. Thompson, like several resi- dents who live near John Wayne Airport, was relieved to learn that a draft report issued by the coun- ty Thursday favored an interna- tional commercial · rt at the • SEE EL TORO PAGE A 11 Ed Swaim ........ abcMdlOll- ...... par-..,. MildalnlDg . , , .... .... ..... .,..,.. 00Nl.£ACl1 /CW.YPlOT Locals balk at Angels "I don't know what " makes Mr. Tavares believe a Newport • president's comments •Many said the comments by Tony Tavares, designed to boost sagging team, were inappropriate. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily PilOt NEWPORT BBACH -'the president ot. the California Angels touched some nervet here e&rlier th1s week when be coinpared his players, who are mired in a llump, to spoiled kids in Newport Beech. . During a. team meeting earlier tlUI Week. Tony Tav.,... repcirted: 1y told 1m pa.~. ·nus teun ba '°° IMD1 players who lOok Wte they came frOn1 Newport Bw:h, where tbC d9dcMel and mom- mies ~" thim ~ tJair ever wanted. rm telling you right now. there's no way we go meo . 1 next season with this kind of chenUstry. - The comments, meant to inspire the playen, peeved some local residents. ·1 don't know wbat milkes Mr. Tavares believe a Newport BHC.h reSkient would want to play rot the Angell,• • quipped Mayor JOhn Hedges. . .Tbia guy .. ...., trying to ICON ~ti wtth Ntiwpolt ~· dents,• Mid ltCMllDd Wlmlmi, executlft dlrectol of tbe Newport 8Mcb Confermce 4IDd VI 113 11 BuniMl. She ll6d tbit CC I 3 W91'9 ........... ~ ·HPtng railed two cf6ilND. Newport a..da. I doG't tblU Beach resident would want to play for the Angels ... " -JOHN HEDGES SPORTS. Women pros oourted back to NewJJOrt s.Mng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ' I I 11 I ' I) \ I Feeling the sting of battle They are driving me absolute- ly bonkers. . They stab me on my nose, my chin and jawbone, my cheek- bones. They attack my ears and my neck, wrists, forearms and elbows, my knees, legs and ankles. I use Campho Phenique, Absorbine Jr., rubbing alcoh ol, Witch Hazel, BugStik, Cortaid, Lanacaine, Gold Bond, ammo- nia., Rhulgel, After Bite and ice cubes. None of it works very well, unless you slather it on within moments after the mosquito gets the seven moving parts of its greedy mouth into your succu- lent fiesh. Seeking relief and wise coun- sel, I visited with Dr. James P. Webb, vector ecologist for Orange County Vector Control. Were there more mosquitoes · now in my neighborhood than usual? Need we worry more about their bites as a means of disease transmission? Are they ranging farther from breeding areas? Is there anything that can erase the suffering of a bite? Jim's answers were yes, yes, yes and not really. While the mosquito popula- tion of Orange County is down somewhat from last year, it is up in one of the primary breeding areas, Back Bay. •Where we used to find three to five egg rafts in a scoop of water, we are now finding as many as 100 to 150, • Jim said. A raft contains up to 200 eggs. question was confirmed in a fax Jim sent later in the day: "Detec- tion of St. Louis Encephalitis has been confirmed during routine surveillance testing of blood from small birds in Orange County .... These positive results indicate that mosquitoes are infected with SLE virus .... Our concern is that humans may be involved in this transmission cycle.• There is no need to panic, Jim says. There is no epidemic here. Just a waming for all of us to be careful as tightrope walkers. Watch eveiything around our homes and yards that might pro- vide a habitat for mosquitoes. But make no mistake. This is a war, and the foe is fierce, cun- )ling and vicious. Thursday morning I went behind enemy lines with a SWAT team. The commander, Doug Mathews, is a silver-fox type of 54, who has been with I • SEE BUGGED PAGE A 11 NEXT IN LINE MAR,C MARTIN I OAllY PILOT Demir Brade takes a little air Ume while ln-Une skattng around McFadden Square earlier this week .. The ttn-: weather should tempt more skaters and sun seekers to the beaches. TAKE N OF F THE TOP •Longtime barber Ed Swaim gets clipped again as thieves make off with telltale red, white and blue pole. By John Canalis. Dai/f Pilot COSTA MESA -Tho red, white and blue pole that spun a hypnoUc welcome at Swaim's ~ Shop for about 40 years has been stolen. TIUeves made off with the lighted ornament late Wednes- day or early Thursday, said own· er Ed Swaim. The pole, practically a city landmark, ceme with the shop on Newport Boulevard when Swaim bought the business on July 2, · 1963. He said the previous owner installed it in the 1950s. The bandits apparently did a poor job of prying the pole from Its base. Bolts and parts were left behind, obvious signs of damage, Swaim said. •1 would guess they couldn't get much out of it,• be said. •1 think they're going to be disap- pointed when they get home.• The shop owner isn't sure how much the pole is worth,. possibly a few hundred dolla.rs, he said. But the sentimental worth goes deep, paiticularly for cus- tomers who called Friday to say they were disappointed by the theft. • SEE BARBER PAGE A5 Popular Ensign principal to retire •·Health concerns have sidelined 55-year-old Scott Paulsen, credited with shaping innovative programs. By Julie Ross Cannon, Datly Pilot Scott Paulsen, the beloved principal of Ensign Intermediate School, will not return to his stu· dents next month. Because of health concerns, the 55-year-old model adminis- trator will retire from the Newport Beach school effective Aug. 31. "We were flabbergasted," Superintendent Mac Bernd said Friday after Paulsen delivered his letter of resignation to the admin- istrative offices. "But I know he's looking forward to some relax- ation, and I support anything he would do for his own well-being and health." Paulsen is well-known in the Newport Harbor community for his innovative programs at Ensign, which have garnered the school hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants. · "I've never been privileged to work with a more outstanding principal," Bernd said. "I think he's a role mode for any educa- tion administrator.· Paulsen joined the Costa Mesa Union School District in 1962 as a SCOTT PAULSEN'S TENURE AT ENSIGN + Established weekly Ethnic Forum for stu- dents to dispel racist stereo- types and counteract intolerance +created Navigators support group I for dads t +Garnered more tflan 1 1 $500,000 in grants from I L:n.~n:=:::~~---.J teacher. He has served ·as prino- pal at many of the community's schools, including Monte Vista, Andersen, California and TeWin- kle. At Ensign, however, Paulsen brought a new level of dedica- tion, creating a student ethnic • SEE PAULSEN PAGE AS El TOro plan gets loud local applause •Locals hail report that calls for commercial airport at closing Marine base. By Carolyn Miller, Datly Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Just as Milena Thompson answered her telephone, a jet roared overhead. "Wait a minute, the plane,· she shouted, waiting until the . . ' planes going over all the time, in and out.~ Thompson and her husband, Malcolm, installed double pane windows in their Santa Ana Heights home years ago to dull the roar of the passing planes When the windows are closed m the winter, the extra layer of glass works wonders. But in the sum- mer, when the windows are open, the noise is a nuisance. Thompson, like several resi- dents who live near John Wayne Airport, was relieved to learn that a draft report issued by the coun- ty Thursday favored an interna- tional commercial airport at the This airport could acconunodate 38 million passengers a year. An international commercial •SEE EL TORO PAGE A11 EdSwatm ls...,.. aboatl09-....... ,... lor,... ~--. ••klde .. ...... ........ .,..... DON LEACH I [Wl.Y Pl.OT ·' r-~--~---------~-------~-~-~-------------------~--~----~ I I t •Gina and t II I' Cara Heads are I .. welgbUng" AROUND TOWN .....• A4 around when lt ! . comes to work· aEST IUYS . : ....... · .A:l. Ing out. They Locals balk at Angels president's comments --"I don't know what makes Mr. Tavares believe a Newport Beach resident would want to play for the Angels ... • compete today at tbe CalUornla StatltGalael ~tllftlng · ~tlcalee ....... •Many said the comments by Tony Tavares, designed to boost sagging team, were inappropriate. By Julie Ross cannon. Daily Pilt>t NEWPORT BEACH -The president ol the Ca.Ulomia Angels touched some nerves here earlier this week when he compared his players, who are mired in a slump, to spoiled kids ln NeWport Beech. Dw1ng a teem mee~ earlier thil week. Tony Tavanis reported- ly told hll p&ayws. ·nus teem • ~ IMllJ pleyws who look like they came from Nftrport BMch. where tlMti' dllcktiel and mom- mies .... them ~ tb8y ever wam.d. I'm telling Vo" rtght DOW, there's no way we go -. next season with this kind of chemistry.· The comments, meant to inspire the playen, P"Ved some local restdents. ·1 c:IOil't mow wtiat mak• Mr. Tavares belieW a Nftrport Be&cb nilddent Would want to play for the Angell,. I quipped Mayor John Hedges. .This guy ii ....aty trying to score pomta wtth NewpOrt ..-. dents,• Mid Roe.eatnd W.U., ftecuttfe dbedelr ol tbe Newport 8Mcb com.w-e .... ,, If' •• 8'nMa. .. Mid .. 0 .. w..IMIP•1•-J::• ·Hnmg r1611ll two~·-· Newpolt ..... 1 doa't tlllak •I AJ SATUltDAV. AUGUST 10. 1• ·' - greer wylder Help your pet avoid the vet T he PetCare Co., at 17th Street and Irvine Boulevard behind Coco's in Newport Beach, is offering a great vaccine clinic for your dog or cat today from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Shots - including rabies and leukemia - range from $6 to $12. Also, you can get a six months supply of the magic flea-killing pill -called Program -for $30. This stuff really works. Call 650· 3520 for more information. No~, Nobe, Nolse is offering used CDs at 50% off the regular price until mid August. The music store has a great selection and is located at 1505 A Mesa Verde Drive East in Costa Mesa. Call 556-6473 for more infor- mation. Newport North Center {MacArthur Boulevard and Bison in Newport Beach) is having a sidewalk sale today. And don't forget the Balboa bland merchanfs "Summer Out· door Sale" today and Sunday all along Marine Avenue. Carpet Depot (1904 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa) is having a sale. Fifty yards of plush or berber carpet -includlng padding and installation -is $499 while sup- plies last. I haven't checked, but Carpet Depot says it'll beat Home Depot prices. Call 722-9642 for more information. Uriarte, a furniture and ceram- ics store, is celebrating its grand opening on the comer of Bristol Street and Jamboree Road in Newport Beach (3601 Jamboree Blvd., Suite 22) with big sales. Antique-style desks, regularly $900, are $475; trunk-style bench- es, regularly $500, are $249; and rustic pine annoires, regularly up to $1,200, are $595. Call 476-2286 for more information. all floor stock. It's located at 1545 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa. The Pilot bas some great coupon ads In today's paper. A few highlights: You can get a free giant cookie from Sunflour Bakery (427 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa) with a purchase of a loaf of bread; 15% off any buy at Orangewood Boutique (2850 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar); and 10% off an adult round-mp to Catalina on the Catalina Ayer (673-5245). There are more coupons, just take a look. There's a good sale on at Nor1b Face at 1tiangle Square. You can save up to 50% on men's and women's clothing and aooes- sories and up to 45% on equip-- ment {sleeping bags, tents and packs). Call 646.0909 for more information. • IEST MIYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. tf you know of • good buy c.all me at 54G-1224, fax me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys Dally Piiot. 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, ~~27. NANCY ·STANSFIELD SHE IS A 20-year mobile meal volunteer for the Friends in Service to Humanity or FISH organization. FOREIGN BEAUTY Born in Indiana, Stansfield identi- fies herself as a ·boosier, • although she has lived in a number of places. Working as an electrical engineer, , Stansfield's father moved the family around to such places as Cuba and Venezuela. "The first four and a half years 'of my life was spent in Cuba,• she said. ·But I remembered Venezuela more not only because I was older, but because of how beautiful it was there.• The two-story house her parents bought was like a sprawling estate, Stansfield said. "It had a balcony and the land was tiered in front where avocado, banana and other fruit trees grew.• she said. "There was a rose garden, a tennis court and a range of ~ountains in our backyard; it was a simply magnificent place for my brother and I to play." Last spring, Stansfield said she went back to Venezuela with her hus- band for the first time since and was astonished to find the house gone. "The place where it used to be had turned into a condominium complex," she said, regretfully. "It was funny because the guards around there were staring at me taking pictures. The wheels delivering the Illeals "To ease their minds, my husband told them I used to have a home there," she said. COLORS ANO TINT "I told my husband that we had to get glasses with flowers or tint on them so I could see them better, because I used to knock. the dear ones right off the counter," she s1!id. "Wiping a tissue on the floor and then bringing it up to my face would tell me if the floor was dirty." NEPAL AND BEYOND Stansfield said the best part of the mobile meals program for her has been working with the drivers. apiece," she said. "They pick up the food from Hoag Hospital at 11 a.m. on their assigned day and make the rounds." In 1976, when Stansfield first took over the mobile meals program for FISH, she was diagnosed as legally blind. Stansfield said she usually sched- ules her drivers for only two times a month because of their active lifestyles. "When the cataract in my left eye was finally ripe enough to operate on, the retina tore," she said. "With my right eye replaced with a glass one, I was legally blind tor 14 years. e For 19 years now, Stansfiel4 has been able to see thanks to operations and the help of thick glasses. "They are the best people in the world, I'll tell you," she said. "They are mostly retired people, in their 80s and 90s, and they are a joy to work with." Five times a week, a. hot lunch, cold dinner, two beverages and a dessert is deliver..ed to 64 people who cannot leave home for one reason or another, Stansfield said. •Some of my drivers have gone to Nepal, the South Pole, and have climbed parts of Mount Everest," she said. "It sure sheds a whole different light on getting older!" Stansfield said she was able to get by with a few tricks she developed. "I rushed home the day I could finally see and said, 'wow, I didn't know the curtains were that color,'• she said, laughing. "I was so thrllled." "The drivers deliver to eight people -By Kathleen Haney photo by Marc Martin It's time to build up those sandcastle skills SANDCASTLES: Get ready for the 35th annual Sandcastl ontest sponsor y the Com- modores Club of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce being held at noon on Sunday, Sept. 15 at Big Corona State Beach. Chairman John Blom said everyone can participate by putting a team together and sending the entry form. A team can be your family, youth group, service club, civic organization, office group or even architectural firm. The team will be competing against similar groups in the trophy run and all groups in the chase for prize money -$200 for overall best, $150 for most unique sand- castle, $100 for most unique sand sculpture and $50 for mo.st humorous. Call 729-4400 for more infor- mation and a registration form. KIWANIS CLUB GARAGE SALE: You still have time today to go to Ensign School for the annual Kiwanis Club of Newport Bea.ch garage sale. HOT JlEFEJlRAL LINE~ U you Costa Mesa, try serving as the receptionist at the Newport Har- bor Area Chamber of Com- merce. I did last week during lunch hour while the staff went out for a group lunch and did the phones ever ring. Three calls came in from Arizona and Neva- da where the temperature was 112 degrees, seeking hotel refer- rals for a quick weekend in cool· er weather and an additional call for a week-long Balboa Island apartment rental. Fortunately the chamber has a good referral book at the reception desk! I was happy when the cham- ber's customer service represen- tative Lena Raymond returned from lunch to pick up the phones. Raymond is the knowl- edgeable one who answers the phones and questions on a daily basis with great ease and makes thousands of referrals to local businesses each month. JOTl'JNGS ..• Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwanis Club Pro- jim de boom gram Chairman John Fltzpabick presented a check in the amount of $1,000 to Dick Power, execu- tive director of the Boys and Girls Club. The funds will be used at the Westside Club Leaming Center. Blll Barrington of the Exchange Club of Newport Har- bor was elected president of the Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center of Orange County. Newport Balboa Rotary Club a check in the amount of $1,000 to Marty Mittman, a Corona del Mar High School student who is a junior at-Northwestern Univer- sity. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS THIS COMING WEEK: TUESDAY -7:30 a.m. -New- port Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club to hear Dr. Javier Davila, on the subject of infectious dise4$es in Orange County. Noon -Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club to vote on possibly merging with the Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club. 6 p.m . -Costa Mesa-New- port Harbor Lions Club, the Fish Fry Club meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club to hear from Tom Brosnan of Merrill Lynch. WEDNESDAY -?:30 a.m. - Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club meets at the University Athletic Club. Noon -Costa Mesa Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde Country Club. The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club for the Youth of the Year pro- Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club for a pro· gram by Jan Young of the Mis- sion San Juan Capistrano. THURSDAY -7 a. m. -Costa Mesa-Orange Coast Breakfast Lions Club meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon -Kiwanis Club of Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club and will be joined by the Costa Mesa Downt(}wn-Kiwanis Club. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn. The Exchange Club of Newport Har- bor meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club. The Newport-Irvine Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel to bear Pat Kenna of Martin Aviation. WORTII REPEATING: From the Kiwanis club of Newport Beach newsletter ... •Make up your mind that you can't and you will al~ays be right." • COMMUNrYY • cum ls published every Saturday in the Dally Piiot. Fu your service cfub's meeting infonNtlon to 631·5851 or maill to 1743 Bayport W1y. Newport Be.ch, 92660. RW>QS HODJNE 642~ O.ily Piiot, P.O. B<»C 1560, Cost. Mesa. CA. 92626. CoWight No news stories, Illustrations, tdltd- rlal matter or lldvet'tlsemenb herein c.n be reproduced with- out written permission of copy- right owner. ~,.~-. ;--. ---"'~. ,-. ' .. I ' • • • l . . .. Vol. to. 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Some filing periods were extended until Wednesday since an incumbent had not filed. +COSTA MESA OTY COUNOL - 3 SEATS (Filing deadline extended. until Wednesday) Joe Erickson (incumbent) Mel Fleener Llbby Cowan Caroline Butler James Fisler + NEWPORT BEACH OTY COUNOL -3 SEATS Dlstrl~ 2 (West Newport) Jan A. Dehay (incumbent)• Barry E. Zanck Dlstrlct 5 {Balboa Island, Big Canyon) 1 Diane Coltrane Sout~oast Thrift & Loan Association John E. Noyes, Jr. Ralph Rodheim Robert Schoonmaker District 7 (Harbor View, Spy- glass Hill) Philip L. Arst Dolores A. Otting Tom Thomson + NEWPORT-MESA UNIRED SCHOOL DISTRICT -3 SEATS Area 1 (North Costa Mesa) Ed Decker {incumbent) Area 3 {Santa Ana Heights, East Costa Mesa, Dover Shores) Martha Fluor (incumbent) Area 6 {East Costa Mesa, New- port Heights) {Filing deadline extended until Wednesday) Dana Black Brian Kevin Theriot + COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT -2 SEATS Jim Ferryman (incumbent) Art Perry (incumbent) Paul Shenberger + MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT -4 SEATS Dt'Yillon t Mark Korando (appointed incumbent) Fred Bockmiller DlVlslon 2 Jack Hall {incumbent) Ed Guilmette Sandy Genis Dana L. Haynes , Dlvtslon 3 Trudy Ohlig {incumbent) Dlvtslon 5 -short term Mike Healey (appointed incum- bent) Michael Collins + COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT -1 SEAT Area4 . Paul Berger {incumbent) Michael B. Collier James M. Righeimer By John Canalis, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH-In mem- ory of slain police Officer Bob Henry, two freshman college stu- dents were given scholarship checks Friday evening on the steps of the Newport Beach Police Department. Jannell Hanstein, 18, of Stanton and Dominick Cas- tro, 17, of Ana- heim each received $500 toward their college tuition. The money was raised during the annual Cop B b H Bowl charity 0 enry football game,• > which attracts players from throughout Orange County. "I just want to say it's a great honor, I've never received. a schol- arship before," Hanstein said . "This will be the one I remember because I look around and I see these police officers get shot and it breaks my heart.' Henry died more than a year ----------~------, FR~:E Giant Cookie with the purchase of one loaf of bread I per person • Expires 8114196 I I I I I I I I I I ago from wounds he received. in the line of duty. The 30- year-old offi- cer was shot by a man he was trying to stop from committing "Th1B will be the one l remember becaUlle I .look around and I see theile police otlicelB get shot and it breaks my heart.... " money t;i" their perf~ mance C Bradley~ "Giv .. players e wf! are the ~ of the te. but j~ below the t'lit suicide. -JANNEU HANSTEIN • for a scholar~ s hip," Bradley said. His mem- ory was alive Friday. He had played in the Cop Bowl. "Bob is the only past player that's been killed in the line of duty,· said Newport Officer Richard Bradley. Castro said he was honored and that the money will help with school. He will attehd Rancho San- tiago College in the fall. Hanstein is enrolled. at Cal State Chico. Terms of the scholarship required. students to be good ath- letes but not the kind of players that would otherwise win tuition Castro wrestled. and played football at Katella High Schoo!. Hanstein played softball a Mag:J'.\G" lia High School. 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For and RSVP is a must Por more mation, call459-8894. more information, call 979-1000. SPffCJfCRAFT:- 'Jlie Newport Beach Diltln- guilbed Toutmasten Club 1300 presents a 1pedal four-week "Special Speechcratt• course from 7 to 9 p.m. at Sgt. Pepper- oni'• Pizza Store's meeting room. 2300 Bristol St., between Birch and Jamboree in Newport Beach. The cost is $20. For more infonna- tion, call 730-3671. Zafte,. the esddag ~ - developed by be.t l8lling author Dr. Barry Sean, at Barne1 & Noble Book.store in nia.ngle Square. Costa Mesa. Por more infonnat1on, call 673-3588. 1 CASINO NIGKT The Oasis Center presents • Qasino N'ight • from 5 to 9 p.m. to raise funds for future programs at the center. Guests will receive $100 in chips to play blackjack, roulette and craps at 800 Mar- , guerite in Corona del Mar. The · cdst is $20 in advance and $25 at the door. For more information, call 644-3244. 'TRUNK SHOW 'The Fashion Jewelry depart- ment at Nordstrom South Coast Plaza presents a Llly Rachel trunk show from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come meet the designer and view her tall collection of cut crystal pieces at 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 549- 8300. 301'}i REUNION Corona del Mar High School, dass of 1966 will be holding a class reunion at 5 p.m . at the American Legion HaU. 15th Street, on the bay. in Newport Beach. For more information, call 759-6681 . TIMBUKTU Ttrnbuktu Folk and Tubal Art offers a Jewelry makmg class for ... a-year-olds and up at 11 a.m. at '\ .. in.formation. call 650-7473. GARAGE SALE Tue Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach has announced that it will hold its fifth "Garage Sale" from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m . at Ensign Interme- diate School, 2000 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. Proceed will go toward the youth assistance pro- gram and participants ar~ wel- come to donate turnituJe, appli- ances, games, toys, etc. For more information, call 640-7538. ·ouVERI'" Creative Magic Youth Theater presents •Oliveri • the stage adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel, "Oliver 'l\vist," at 2 and 7 p .m . at Estancia High School, 2323 Placentia Av~ .• Cos- ta Mesa. The cost is'$5 to $10. For more information, call 536-8625. SUNDAY BIRD EXPO Bird Expo, a full spectrum of exotic birds from around the world, is at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa from 9.30 a.m. to 3:30 p .m. The cost is $3 for adults, $1 for children under 12 year old and free park- TRUCK SHOW The •California Truck Jam- boree,• the nations premiere vin- tage and custom truck exhibition, wUl celebrate its 10th anniversary when lt returns to the Orange County Fairgrounds from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. in Costa Mesa. The cost is $12 for adults, SS for six to 12 year olds and free for children under six. For more information, call 364-1745. COMMEMORATION The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County and the Yid- dish Culture Club will jointly commemor* the martyrs who were 24 c:l'the leading Soviet- Jewish writers, poets and intellec· tual public figures that were exe- cuted under Joseph Stalin's con- trol in 1952. The free program is at 2 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call 755-0340 MONDAY CAREER FOCUS McCue Associates presents ~Where Are You Going?" an introduction to We purpose, career direction and action, at We've Got 'Em! Continuing the tradition of quality & elegance -short or long -all colors! 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TIJESDAY BUSINESS LUNCHEON The South Coast Business and Professional Women presents their luncheon speak.er, Sarah Alvillar discussing "Eff~ctive 1ime MaJ;tagement" from 11:30 a.m . to 1 p.m. at El Torito Grill, 633 S. Anton Blvd., Cost Mesa. Tue cost is $17 for members and $22 for guests. For more informa- tion, call 4 72-4666. SUNDAE SOOAL All participants in the Newport Beach Public Llbrary's Summer Reading Program are invited to a "Super Sundae Ice Cream Social" at 2 p.m. in the Friend's Meeting Room of the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717- 3807. SUNDAE SOOAl All participants in the Newport Beach Public Ubrary's Summer Reading Program are invited to a "Super Sundae Jee Cream Social" at 2:30 p.m. in the Vmcent Jor- gensen Community Center adja- cent to Mariners Branch, 2005 Dover Drive., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3807. CRIBBAGE CrUB The Newport Beach Cribbage Club will meet for the annual bar- becue at 5 p .m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite, Corona del Mar. Cribbage will begin at 6:45 p.m . For more infor- mation, call 631-3371. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 7 p .m. to discuss "The NEW PlttNCIML Parents. teachers and staff of Mariners Elementary School are invited to m~t l\muny Parham, the new principal at Mariners Elementary school, froDi 1 to 2 p.m. at the board room of Harper School, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, can 760-3466. MASSAGE TALK The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce presents "Massage: Necessity or Luxury• from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E. Coast 'Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $15 to $17. For more infor- mation, call 729-4400. 3 STRIKES LAW Orange County Paralegal Association presents "The 3 Strikes Law ... or is it?" at 6 p.m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. 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Balboa, Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3607. BOOK SIGNING Round Table West presents a luncheon program with authors: T. Jefferson Parker and "The Triggerman's Dance," Tracey Davis and "Sammy Davis Jr. -My Father," Charles Hillinger and "Charles Hillinger's America• and Eleanor Vallee and •My Vagabond Lover -An Intimate Biography of Rudy Vallee" at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For information, call (213) 256-7977. SCHOOL FEARS Orange Coast College pre- sents a free seminar for individu- als returning to college after a break in their academic careers called "Coping with Re-Entry Pears" from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at OCC's Counseling and Ad.mis- sions Building in COsta Mesa. For more information, call 432-5162. soon The Mono Lake Committee presents a tree slide show on Mono Lake and to answer ques- tions about the committee's work, Mono Lake and the future of Los Angeles' watersheds at 7 p.m. at Adventure 16, 1959 Har- bor Blvd. near 19th St. in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 650-3301. PRESSURE THERAPY The Doctors Speakers Bureau presents a free pressure point therapy workshop from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 2850 Mesa Verde Dr. East, Suite HC" in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 662- 0670. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 6 p.m. to discuss #The Zone," the exciting nutrition plan developed by best selling author Barry Sears, at R. Rettig's Back to Basics, 1680 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 673-3568. ART LEAGUE The Costa Mesa Art League General Meeting will be at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Part Ave. For more information, call 540-6430. CAREER NETWORK The Career Network meeting at Sh Andrew's Presbyterian Church for those unemployed, features Wiley Johnson, Psychol- ogist who will discuss NNew Real- ities in the Marketplace" at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. -------------------------· I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I • · I I I I I I I I 642-1717 I I I I 283-D 17th Street. Co.sta Mt.sa (Next to Ro.s.s) I I Opn 7 Day.s: M·F l fJ.8 Sat. 10-7 S1111. 1 J.6 • I ·------------------------- A NEW STUDY OF THE POSSIBLE TREATMENT AND LONG TERM PREVENTION OF BULIMIA AN EATING DISORDER INVOLVING BINGE EATING AND PURGING OF FOOD TO BEGIN IN AUGUST 1996 IN NEWPORT BEACH, CA PHYSICAL EXAM. HJSTORY. LABS. FOLLOW-UP VISITS AND STUDY MEDICATION FOR ONE YEAR ARE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE FOR PATIENTS WHO QUALIFY FOR THE STUDY. INTERESTED PERSONS PLEASE CONTACT OUR OfFICE. BARRQJE Veteran •trailer sailor,~ Mike Leneman, will discuss trailer sail- ing to the Bahamas and the Sea of Cortez and returning via the free- ways at Orange Coast College's annual "Barbecue Lecture Series• from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $11. For more informa- tion, call 645-9412 STEEL PARADE Enjoy the sounds of steel drums as #Steel Parade" enter- tains with a Cajun flair for free from 11:30 a.m . to 1;.30 p .m . at Harbor View Center on the cor- ner of San Miguel Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road in Newport Beach. For more information, call 854-3779. BREAKFAST TALK The Consumer Business Net- work presents Nick Smitii on "Marketing Plans-Second Edi- tion" at 7 a .m. in the Tea Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is $15 ~and includes breakfast. Por more information, call 550-4785. Bnmo Magli & Alden 50%0FF Sizes 7Yi-13 'lies Reg~.® Now s32~ HEMPHILL'S SHOES In Westetlff Court 1727 Westcltff Dr., NB 650-6856 PAULSEN CONTINUED FROM A 1 forum to heJp quell racial unrest at the school. #What he's been able to do there ln six yea.rs is fantastic," Bernd said. "When you set foot on that campus, you know that is a place that values education.• School board president Jim de Boom, whose daughter, Jodi, attended Ensign under Paulsen's leadership, said the principal will be deeply missed. ·1 know I'll make some princi- pals mad al me. but I think he's been the finest principal in the dis- trict for a nwnber of years,• he said. "He begrudgingly trans- ferred to Ensign and saw the opportunity to create a different climate.• • De Boom said Paulsen brought a sense of pride to the school, which has been the modeJ to other schools in California because of the ethnic forum. "He's got kids tallung with each other, putting aside bigotry and racism and looking for the best in each person. He inspires the best in each student and in his teach- ers.· SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1996 . COMMENTS CONTINUED FROM A1 Bill Robertson, diiector of communication with Disney Sports Enterprisei, said the com- ments were taken out of context. Tavares was trying to tell bis players to "get off their high bones,• he said. •1t had nothing to do with Newport Beach. He was just using it as an analogy,· RobeI!- son said. ·we have a large van- ety of season ticket holders that BARBER CONTINUED FROM A 1 But then again, Swaun's is that kind of place. It's an old-time place where Swaim and partner Art Cas- sidy, who call themselves barbers rather than stylists, still give straight razor shaves and inexpen• sive cuts. This isn't the fust time the shop has been victimized. Another pole was swiped about 15 years ago. Swaim was deeply disappoint- For All Your . come from NeWpOrt Beecb. • sun. IOIDe pumtl .... nld sports fans in tbe city Nkl M:> c:xmmenU were uUtguided. ·niat analogy doelll't bald water,• Mid John Walz, a eci.a... del Mar High School boa rt r;' #We have some of the 6n8lt •· letic programs in Newpcllt 1 Beach. It's not because tbe play ... er'• mommies and da&Bi!e ..,. , 'Yes,· it's because they worJJ ! hard and are overachievera. "It's really easy to crttic:ize Newport Beach because ol °"', affiuence," he said. "No one ever criticizes you for criticizing the 1 nch. • 4' ed alter the first theft. but the sec- ond burglary is like a bad hair day, not the lund of thing that upsets him "The first one really got me,· Swaim said "I guess I am getting older, more mellow.• Swaun plans to replace the pole with a newer model, which cos~ from $350 to $900, he said. He ~till hadn't reached tus insurance ag~t late Friday to find out if they would cover the cost. Costa Mesa police Lt Tom War- nack said the department is awa,re of the theft. Closet/Office· Needs!! We accept Visa. MC. .. Amex & give a 3 % Discount for cash CllC Ill or checks. [ STORAGE WEST '714> 631-4878 ' \ '~ . ~.j; atJgust 8 -25 save up to 50°tb Ori selected men's men's sportswear, Md SATUAOAV. AUGUST 10. 1996 St. Mark Presbyterian Church +ADDRESS: 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. + TELUHONE: 644-1341 . + DENOMINATION: Presby- terian (U.S.A.). + YEAR otURCH ESTAB- LISHED: 1962. +SERVICE-TIMES: Sunday at 9:30 a.m.; Sunday sc hool for preschool, middle school and high school youth meets concurrently. Adults and teens meet for Sunday school at 11 :00 a .m. + PASTOR: Gary Collins. + ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Ro b Stewart. established a $20,000 endowment for a field trip program; a partnership With congregations In Managua, Nicaragua to promote eco- nomic growth. Through a program developed within the -Protestant Council of Churches, the church has provided $20,000 for small- business loans. The church also runs Community Preschool at the church site. The school provides a multi- cultural curriculum for chil- dren 2 years, 9 months (in September) to 5 years of age. + STAFF: Kathie Grasso is music accompanist; Bev Bol- ing is administrative secre- tary; Mary Hornbuckle is director of the Community Preschool. The church is interviewing for a directo r of music -the church has a MARC MAllTIN I OAJLY Pit.OT Pastor Gary Collins· of St. Mark Presbyterian Church. + DRESS: Come as you are. + CHURCH DESIGN: A group of simple buildings designed more for function than for show. The building used for Sunday worship is undergoing a complete reno- vation, so the· parish hall is serving as the site for Sunday services until the construc- t ion is finished. large choir (25-30 people) for its size. + SIZE OF CONGREGATION: 300. + MAKEUP OF CONGREGA- TION: Members come from Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Irvine. + CHILD CARE: Available for inf ants and toddlers. Older children attend Sunday school concurrent with the worship service. •l• TYPE OF WORSHIP: Tradi- tional Presbyterian in con- temporary language. Both traditional and contempo- rary music. •i. TYPE OF SERMON: Bibli- cally-based, the sermons emphasize that we are invit- ed into Christ's life and encourage church members to be, like Christ, self-giving and inclusive. Themes come fro m a scripture for the week, often the Gospel read- ing as designated in the lec- tionary. Sermons address mis- sions and social-justice issues of our day. + RECENT SERMON: Based on the story of Jesus' feeding of the 5,000. +WELCOME WAGON: Greeters welcome vis itors to the church and there is a fel- lowship hour on the patio at 10:30 a.m. A "welcome" brochure is also available to visitors. Being warm, hos- pitable and inclusive is a pri- ority at St. Mark. + OUTREACH PROGRAMS: Among the many programs and activities supported by the church are: a partnership with Glenn Martin Elemen- tary School in Santa Ana where church members pro- vide tutoring and library books and the church has + MISSION STATEMENT: St. Mark is committed to "believing that all humanity matters, tnat every people 1s God's People, that every per- son is God's creation, and, therefore, sacred, we will actively seek to find waY.s to share the Good News with them all and invite them to listen for God's call to them." By Michele M. Marr L-------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Outrageous Interiors for the 90's THE ULTIMATE CHENILLE Down filled chaise sectional 25% Off !with this ad) • Space Planning • Color Coordinating • Design Consulting OPE.N NOON , 6PM Tuu -SAT 2640 AvoN ST., NEwpoRT Buch • 642 .. 22SS WOl'$h1p and hear this pl'llctlcal. 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MJIJtr, our dlstin(Uilhed spiritual lclldtr for 19 yun. / 1 I ,11 ' I ' 11 I I' ',I I I I I I I I I I" ' . ,, ~' . Ft'Ul.y EomU.g Slr•b611t Smtic,. 11t 8:00 pm . Family Smna1 fint Prltl•y of rony month 11t 6:00 I""· We warmly Invite you to 1ttlnd lrwpll'lltional llrvkee in our be1utiful Sllnctuley. CHILDCAllE AVAILABLE FOil FIUDAY NIGHT SERVlCBS. Pleue call ua •t (714) 6"-1999 11!MPLB IATYAHM ol Newport luch · ltvine 1011 C..1Nbdt5nlc. NNport 8-d\. CA~ °"' ~ .... .., AclmCUW J""-h Progrmt In Onna• c..ne, tlglon calendar 'NID LAME MEN WMJ<' Quist Church by the Sea United Methodist welcomes guest preacher the Rev. OWles Dennis to its New "n'aditions Service of Worship Sun- day. In addition to his message, •And Lame Men Walk.• the service will lodude sped.al music led by music director Lawrence Hutchens. OUR MEMORIES . G uest speaker the Rev. Mar- guerite Lovett will present •Tue Half-Formed Image in Our Memo- rtes• d uring the 10:30 a.m. Sunday service at Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church in Costa Mesa. The sermon will explore ways her sense of connection with all life has beeb shaped. Call 646-4652. 'GOD'S WLL fOll HIS CRfA110N' Rev. Bob Pulliam reflects on "God's Will for His Creation• SWl- day at Conunwl.ity Church, the Newpo•Bea.ch Cbwcll of Religious soence. can 646-3199. SPECIAL HVBNTS MARTYRED WM"EltS The Jewish Community Center of Orange CountY and the YMidish CuJ. ture Club will commemorate 24 Soviet-Jewish writers, poets and intellectuals executed during Stalin's regime. The free program takes place at the JCC campus 2 p..m.. Sun- day and is open to the public. Yid· dish actress Chayele Ash will per- fonn readings in Yiddish and Eng- lish. Phone 755-0340. tNi St. Matthew's Church 'I'. Vacation Bible 5choo\ . Cotn b obo"t to begin! !<ids 3 to 0 on~own fo Camp Courageou.s Monday tt''" rrldoy, A1.49ust !CJ-.'.H, ,,5 free \ q!)O Oln. -11;)0 Oln. f~re'3 going to be fl.n gornv 4 longs. e1rc.ltlng Bblel torle). new c.rolll ond good llllff to eot. #. Bring o friend. or c.~ rnolle o new one. ""7y/ BlJt spac.e is \Unite d. So don't rn~ 01.4t. Register todayf Atl yo" /\ove to doh c.oK us ol 6~6-115.2 . Gl\fe'\a 'IOI.ti! nome. oge, oddrell 4 pl\one n~er. fl\en )f\ow ~ ot 5t . Mattliew 's ChlJrC.h, 17.23 West c.liff Drive, Newport Be ac.h. We'll do the rest! Newport Harbor Montessori Center Pre cbool•Kiadergarten Full Time • Part Time • Year Roand ~ges 2-6 • 7:00am to 6:00pm • Experienced. cenified Montei.sori teache r!- • lndividuuli1,ed academic instructio n • Extensive extracumcular programs • Hot lunche' • Pony T'nuning Register Now ... For the learning adventure ef a /f/etime. "Academic Excellence in Hannony wilh Young Lives" 650-3442 425 East 18th Street • Costa Mesa Pastor William Hemenway "We love children, youth, young adults, career adults, seniors. We love to care, to reach out, to meet needs, to answer questions· • Sunday Strvices -8:00am, 9:3oam, 11 :OOam • Sunday School & Bible Studies -9:3Qam 760 Victoria Street • Costa M esa, CA 92627 (71 4) 631-1 611 • (71 4) 548-6866 (School) METHODIST Costa Mela MISA VllDE UNnED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 loker, C.M Worship & Church School ls30 and 10:00 a.m. Or. Richard "" 979-8234 I ,AGUNA United Methodist Church 21632 Wesley Dr. Laguna Beach 499-3088 &~~~~ Minister& o.vtd Beedes & Virginia Wheeler ~ Couneettna Center S«vk:ee Av .... ( 0 ~J (. r? r (1 A T I 0 NI\ l • .... a.•c..•c..1r•oo. lrUCll""' ......... ~ Wonhlp 9:00AM . ChlW c... ~ .... *'7.00 "' 11•••M9.C.-.OllM1r NEWPORT C•NTllR UHR'ED MITHODIST CHURCH I 6<tJo~Ji.1ve. 644-0745 Worship at a:OMM & 1 O:OOAM Children Sunda School 1 O:OOAM Jr. & Sr. h S:OOPM E PI SCOPA i SAINT :r:.s,~URCH "'A °""'9ullrDld w-. ... Mll ~ ..... 1Mif • ..-... ..... Fr. ~ C. And.non, l'9dof' 3209 Vlo lido . Newport 8eac:h • 71 .. /675-0210 ;:~ II 7:30 om Trodilional 10:45~ cind w.drl noon f ·~ · · ·-_ _. -..... D SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1996 A7 -ounClation puts on a splasliy show for AIDS furid-raiser he AIDS Services Founda- ti.on d Orange County bas set a goal of S.S00,000 for the upcoming Big Splash fund- raiser slated for Sept. 6-8. The l.bree-day event will be the 11th llJlllual Big Splash in Orange County, which began back in 1985 and raised $33,000. Organizers have come a long way. Unfortunately, however, AIDS is still very much with us. And every penny of the incredible $.500,000 that will be raised this year will go directly to the founda- tion for patient services and AIDS research. Not a dollar will go to function costs; everything will be underwritten, donated, borrowed, begged for or appropriate<! for the splash. to be held on the grounds of the Ken Jllbon and Al Roberts residence in Laguna Beach. Jillson and Roberts have been core supporters of AIDS Services since its inception. Last year, the splash at their home brought in $417,000. Pretty impressive num- bers for two guys who put on a backyard show and pool party. Of course it's not just any old show. They stage a massive effort coordinated by some 200 volun- teers from all over Orange County. Jillson, the show's director for the past 10 years, conceived this year's story line when he was driving to Aspen with Judy Mdnnls, a friend and colleague who serves as the show's technical director. The two stopped at a restaurant in Beaver, Utah, where they spot- ted Beaver High School across the b.w. cook street. In the school's honor, this year's theme is "Splashback to Beaver High." Jillson, Roberts and Mcinnis decided to turn back the clock, and set their project in 1959 when cars had fins and so did hair, for both the boys and the girls. Thecastofcharacters,which numbers some 35 talented volun- teers, includes: a singing and dancing football coach, as well as a football team: nasty cheerlead- ers: a principal with a heart of gold and a paddle; the loving and dangerous school nurse; the nerdy band leader; a girls gym coach; a high school sweetheart; and the All-American boy hero. Familiar music from the 1950s and 1960s will be combined with original music and lyrics by Rox- anna Ward and Phil Trodd, with a show-stopping number they call "Over The Top," Jillson said. King Size FROM 3 pc. set These mattresses are all new & structurally sound, but cosmetically imperfect. Some have mismatched fabrics, scuffs from shipping, etc. But at these prices, who cares! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa ,. ·. ,.. ~! r ,~ . ' . I Jillson, who produced last sea- son's successful off-Broad.way musical •Swingttme Canteen~ in New York. bas also arranged some celebrity SUiprises. In past yea.rs, perfonners such as Whoopt Goldberg, Penny Manball, Bea Arthur, Lauren Bacall. Dolly Par- ton. and Kirk Douglas have donated their talent to the show. An auction of celeb memorabilia will also be featured. Jillson and Roberts -working with Louise CU:mmings, DaWI Armendariz, John Vaughn, Jack Herzberg; BID Waten, Kim Oark and a host of others -expect more than 1,000 guests in their Katella Street yard. Tickets range from $50 to $250 with dinner served in addition to the performance. ~ajor-donor VIP seating is also available. So, if you want to "Splasbback to Beaver High" and support AIDS Services Foundation of Orange County, make your reservation by calling 253-1534 or 580-2090. The Phen-Fen Diet The answer 1 '<'~' llo\\l"l<'r 1hc trt.lt· mcnt o( ohe~m 01 .10 01·t'l'l\e1gh1 wnd1 rion :ilso rcq111fl'' .1ppropri;11c hfcs11 k changes and an 1mhvlduahzed. phl"iiC1:tn· supcl'Vlscd. coniµn:hcns11' appro:ich 1ndud1ng diet. ~h.11ior mod1f1Ca11on Jrtd e;ccrcisc. For evmonc. It 1\ nor jus1 sim· ply a m:11ter of ~mg 1helllSCn'(s av.'3y trom 1he L1ble1 Thf •1'-"' dttt pdls. \\hen i)roperty :ldm1nl\tcrcd h)• i\ phvsK1an who is k.no9.'ledgt:lble 111 rhdr 1~'iC. can ~ a helpful ad1uoct for o.elj!,lu mlucrlon :ux.I we1gh1 mrunrcoallCC Call my offlt'C for an appomrmcnr :ind we c:m dctcm11nc 1f \'OU an: or .ut' nnt a good and1tt11e for dmg th<..'f'.ipv for obesiry or an 01erwctgh1 rondiuon '«'e :ilo;o offer :ahem.Ml' rmgr.un, A~do Medical Group I +41 AYOC9do Ave. Suite ?Or Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 720-9266 .4-'Fw:o.n. (Wcmninmr Lootxlfl Alto) In other social circles, Chanel will be celebrating the opening of the Chanel Joallerie Boutique Aug. 22 at South Coast Pla7.a. A champagne reception will provide guests a first glimpse of one of the world's most coveted jewelry assemblages, with one-of- a-kind creations that range in price from about $500 to more than $500,000. The August peek is just a pre- view that will tease a more lavish event being planned by Judie Argyros and Ronnie All~baugb for Nov. 7 in the haute boutique of Chanel Joallerie, benefiting the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Proceeds from the affair will be earmarked for arts educa- tion programs. Next Saturday evening, Aug. 17, the traditional Midsununer Italian Festival known as Fer- ragosto will take over Fashion Island. Sponsored by Tutto Mare Ris- MERCURY INSURANCE GOOD DRIV•R RAT•S Tlc«na ltA'l'R ~ • CornlMtdlll torante, and benefiting Childhelp USA, Ferregost.o will be chaired . by Pam Arnett with assistance from Child.help president Patti Edwards and a group of fire jug- glers, mandolin players and strolling magicians surrounded by bountiful buffet tables overflowing with midswnmer ltahan dchcacies. Another popular Italian event known as Festa dell.a Vendenurua is also in the final planning stages for a. Sept. 14 premiere party. The actual event takes place in early October to coincide with the Ital- ian grape haJVest. An event supporting the Pedi- atric Cancer Research Foundation of Orange County, Festa IS the brainchild of the marvelous Fran- co Vesla, manager Qf Prego Ris- torante. The famous grape stomp- ing is a highlight of the affair. Lit- erally a ton of grapes gets srnooshed during the course of the day-long Oct. 6 gathenng under the Tuscan edves of the chic Prego. Pisbennen and women, it's almost time again for the annual Tag and Release Billfilb Towna- ment sponsored by Hoag Memori- al Hospital Presbyterian. The eighth annual, three-day event on the bay is set for Sept 5-8. It's being planned by the capable 552 • Club and this year's big tourna- ment honors the late Gene Baum. • who was an avid fisherman and an even more dedicated supporter of Hoag and 552. Sponsored by Bertram Yachts, the fishing will actually begin Aug. 21, when another major Hoag supporter, Rlcbard Berg, invites sponsors and und~ters aboard his multimilllon-dollar yacht fisher, Jalapeno, for a bttle bay cruise and bait talk to set the tone for the tournament.for more info m the fishing frenzy, call 760- 5939. • 8.W. COOK'S column runs ThuMays and Saturdays. ~ t A t >-0 U 9 s~ BUY & SEU USED PUANITUAE, TOYS & ACCE890AIE8, ETC. 2584 Newport Blvd. (at 0.. Mer) Behind Shel ~ ~ MMe (714) 131-7383 .. • • .. 'i • . 'a .. 1 1 . i , J t SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1996 reel critics Reviewers take a waltz with 'Matilda' Strong performances, inspiring theme -but no kissing All kids think they have spe- cial powers. Matilda knows she has these special forces. There- fore, Matilda is the perfect candi- date to advo- cate for the rights of a child. As with "James and the Giant Peach," this adaptation of a belov~ Roald Dahl By Melissa book gathers Richardson its strength from a child's fantasy. Only Matilda actually has the power to make her dreams come true. , As a super-intelligent kid who ·has to battle her neglectful, TV- addicted parents while also attempting to overthrow the hor- rendous Miss Trunchbull, Matil- da just wants to show children are intelligent human beings who should be listened to. She doesn't ask much, but no one hears a word she's saying, so she's forced to take matters into her own hands. Mara Wilson gives a magnifi- cent performance as clever Matilda and manages not to be overshadowed by her imposing costars Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman, who produce a picture- perfect portrayal of Matilda's crazy parents. And while Pam Ferris nearly steals the show as the ogre Miss Trunchbull, this movie won't be among the summer blockbusters. "Matilda" is a superb chil- dren's movie with heart-warming special effects, and everyone should see it for the inspiration Matilda gives to all who face daunting foes. Just don't look for any spectacular action stunts or dreamy romances, because as "Matilda• previews point out, this is the only summer movie to not have any kissing. But if you want to feel like a kid again, go see "Matilda"; it'll make your day. • MELISSA RICHARDSON, 16, is a Cos- ta Mesa resident and a senior at New- port Harbor High. Film and cast appeal to all ages The only sad thing about this delightful film is that Mara Wil- son, who plays the title role, is going to grow up some day. She will, no doubt, be a successful adult actor, but surely a child actor who relies on skill, charm, and intelligence instead of nau- seating cuteness is a far rarer commodity. Bringing a dearly loved children's sto- ry to the screen can be a risky busi- ness, as the stumbling new produc- tion of "The By June Fenner Adventures of Pinocchio" attests. The young fans who filled the theater'Friday afternoon were clearly not disap- pointed by this adaptation of a Roald Dahl classic. Adult viewers will also find plenty to enjoy. Everyone in the cast-Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman as Matilda's airhead parents, Pam Ferris as the evil headmistress of Crunchem Hall, and Embeth Davidtz as the lov- ing teacher, Miss Honey -bring just the right combination of seri- ous effort and pure fun to their roles in this story of a bright but lonely child who is able to use her special powers to great effect against the greedy, selfish grown-ups in her life. "Ouallty childcare In a neighborhood setting• cean Breeze Children's center Now Under New Ownership Steven Brown. Owner/Administrator b Located in a quiet, residential setting l!> Home cooked, wann meals served family style b Starts from 2 years old l!> Toilet training l!> Low Studentrreacher ratios b C t I t ti D & G ti Cl A allabl • BP!ort .inrJ <1tt~·r c;r t1ool r t1ilrir,111 p11 iq• 1" v:,tt1 c;chXJI ,11w<l r t11ld11•n 1,·"111<-ecl to c111<1 •1,, · ·, 1,, •Service • Speed •Luxury "'Ifie 9'{f.wport 'Boat" 1 00% Discount on Adult Ro und Trip 0 Monday-Th ur'>. N ot Holiday -. DP · • Doily Service • •Reservations R~ired • 714/673-5245 • CATALINA PASSENGER SERVICE INC. However, I strongly recom- mend going to see "Matilda• at a time when you can share the experience with children. "Matil- da" is a film that elicits those child.hood outbreaks of infectious belly laughter that make you remember just how much fun being a kid can be. • JUNI FENNER. a Costa Mesa resident In her late 50s, Is vice president of a WOf'tc force training company. Kids want sequel, a dult wants less dark comedy The first 20 minutes of "Matil- da• presents an anti-television story line that will delight and . amuse parents and kids alike. Danny De Vito and Rhea Perbnan play a dumb, low-life couple who are uneducated, uncultured and crass in every way. When De Vito comes home from his job of cheating customers at his used-car lot,· all he and his wife want to do is watch TY. They force their sensitive and brilliant daughter, Matilda, to put down the classic books she likes to read and to watch TV along with her dimwit parents. This role reversal sets up sev- eral good laughs that deliver a great message: The hero of this film is a child growing in wis- dom, who is eager to read and learn. while the parents are objects of ridicule as TV addicts who understand nothing of life. Mara Wilson is excellent as the charming Matilda, who final- ly gets her wish to go to school. Unfortunately, she is sent to a private academy that is run like a prison by Ms. 1hlnchbull, a cruel and twisted headmistress played with overblown zest by Pam Fer- ris. Only Matilda's good heart and developing psychic powers save her and her friends from doom during their adventures at the school. I Matilda meets and bonds with a kind teacher at the school, Miss Honey, who becomes her mentor and ally against the · headmistress. But here the film loses its focus and By John Depko becomes a dark comedy that dwells far too much on the antics of Ms. 1hmchbull and her dominatrix personality. Some parents may wish De Vito had directed this part of Roald Dahl's story with a lighter hand, more in touch with the movie's outstanding opening premise. However, there were many children under 12 who were at the screening I attended. Overall, they laughed together and seemed to relate well to the film's portrayal of great kids, stupid parents and mean teachers. One young moviegoer, 6-year-old Kaitlyn Keller, told me she hopes there will be a sequel. Given the dearth of family films outside of Disney's work, we may well see •Matilda Strikes Back!" GRADE: For kids, B+; for par- ents, C+ •JOHN DEPKO, 47, Is a Costa Mesa res- ident and a. senior investigator for the Orange County Pubtic Defender's Office. Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Catertng Available For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shipyard Way • N.wpcxt Beech 12.0BEll. T MONDA VI WINE AND F OOD CENTEll COSTA M ESA PR.ESENTS <ieorae Namitton ctaar Dhlner Saturday. Autust IO Actor Oeorae t1ftmilton will ho&t He spectncull>r dlMer. Semple three or Mr. NNnitton's new cJaors Md enjoy the COffiJ>MY or INS fNOOUS bon vlvMt. The evenS\j w• Include A aourmet five course dinner accompanied by 12.obert Mond6vl 12.eserve Md District ~~. 7 p.m. $135 per person Cleo Laine and the kJIW\ Denkworlh Oroup !ltmdDy, A~t 18 k>lr\ U& for a concert on the lawn with ln18metlc>Mly acdMned Cleo Laine. She 18 the oN)i M.neer to receive Qrammy nominotlon& In ttwee clnerenl cafeaort:ea end ehe ~· a derA .. array of vocal atyle6.. Doora ·open at &00 ~ Concert at °'30 p.m. $35 for liwn 9Mla <p\cnlca may be oidered for $15>. SIOO for YIP clnner ~ on the lenacfl. Por cal <IM> Oft>'48IO llrOJZ!lal .. briefly in entertainment Kids ~an get wild at zoo camp c;bUdren ages 6 to 7 may participate in Orange Coast College's week-long "Junior Zoo Camp• held from 8:40 a .m . to 12:20 p.m. Aug . 19 through 23. The c~p will introduce children to zoological activ- ities and includes expanded animal contact and science activities. R~gistration is $7 5 and includes transportation to the Santa Ana Zoo, a T- shirt, notebook and lab materials. Participants may register Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p .m., Friday from 9 a.m . to S p .m ., and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon in OCC's Community Education Office. The college is located at 2701 Fairview Road in Cos- --~----- ----i N!!__rl ilr111 ( )utll1l 70% Off of What? North Carolina deep discount prices at a Southern California address. HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa ta Mesa. Call ~32-5880. Race for cure registration available Registration forms are · now available for the fifth annual Orange County - Race For the Cure, spon- sored by the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The 5K/1-mile walk will take place Sept. 22 at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Participants may pick up entry forms at numerous local stores, including J .C. Penney, Orange County Ford and Lincoln Mercury Dealers, Pier 1 Imports, Regis Hair Salons, U.S. Post Offices, and various health clubs. To receive a registration form, obtain team informa- tion, volunteer, of for more information call 550-4636, category 7223. 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The t ls $24 to $42. For information, 556-2787. MMER FESTIVAL The annual Sum.mer Music , estival at Fashion Island eludes jazz, country, big band d rock 'n' roll from 6 to 8 p.m. very Wednesd&y until Aug. 28. ower of Groove performs rhythm and blues music this Wednesday. The concert series is· free and seating is first come, first serve. For information, call 721-2000. TitlANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS Free live classic rock perfor- mances are scheduled from noon to 2:30 p .m . Monday through Fri- day; from 7 to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. ART HIBmON ~ •Fragments of Mystery," new )>ainti.ngs by R.T. Pece, and Betti- na Hubby's sculptures will be on display beginning today and con- • tinuing unW Sept. 8 at Griffin Lin- ' ton Contemporary Exhibitions, '1640 Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa. • The opening reception will be held from 6 p.m . to mid.night .. today. For information, call 646- \ 5665. . ~PAINTINGS ~ An exhibit of paintings by locld ~Srttsts Jim Travis and Phyllis Kali- 4 'tier will be on display through : Oct. 1 in the Newport Beach Cty ... Hall Gallery, 3300 Newp<>rt Blvd. :• Travis will include landscapes of •, local scenes, as well as scenic vis- ; tas in New England, Virginia, -Asia a.rid more. Kaliher will fea· -ture impressionist-style acrylic , and oil paintings on sun- : drenched patios, courtyards and ;. Newport Harbor sites. For infor- • mation, call 717-3870. '• • Tunbuktu, Pollc and 'Ittbal Art is proud to exhibit the collected works of Samuel Brantley through Aug. 31 with a reception for the artist Sunday from 2 to 5 p .m. at 1661 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. On Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Brantley will speak at Tunbuktu about bow homelessness affected his art and his work with "at risk" youths. RSVP is required for the artist talk. For information call 650-7473. MARA PAINTING Pa.in du Monde Cafe presents "The Russian Mafia," one of the most recent oil paintings of John Di Bello, which will be on exhibit through Aug. 30 at Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. The three characters in the painting are depicted as Death, Espionage and Brutality. For information, call 646-1102. PORTRAITS IN OILS •Portraits in ons· by local artist Sally Coffee will be on dis- play through Aug. 31 in the foyer of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. The public is invited to view th~· play Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday and Sat- urday, 9 a .m . to 6 p.m. For infor- mation, call 717-3801. TROPHIES In honor of the 100th anniver- sary of U.S. Salling, the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum will present a unique exhibition titled "'Ii'ophies: 1iibutes to Yachting 'Ihumpbs" until Nov. 8: 10 a.m. to 5 p .m. in the Grand Salon Gallery, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For information, call 673- 7863. LAGUNA ART MUSEUM ·one Hundred Years on the Edge: The Frame in America 1820 to 1920," the survey of 100 years of early American frames, will be on view through Aug. 25 at the Laguna Art Museum Gallery in South Coast Plaza. MURAL DISPLAY Placido Domingo, Carol Chan- ning and Mikhail Baryshnikov are a few of the famous faces that will be hanging around Jewel :· 5!55:5:==55!!!!5:::==:!!555:==:=:====:!!!!!!!!!!!!!::===::;::::;:==:==:==:==:==:====::==::==: : ................................................. .. ~ ROSEY1S AUTO ·soor ANY REPAIR FACILITY 642-4522 121 l1411trl1I Way • Cesta Mesa . . Court 1n South Coast-Phrza through September. The Orange County Performing Arts Center bas created a specially produced, larger-than-life photo gallery with more than 400 running feet of photo murals celebrating ten years of performances at The Center. SPECIAL - BOAT RALLY The Assistance League of Newport-Mesa presents the 4th annual "Sears DieHard Electric Boat Rally" in Newport Harbor from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 24. Participants will race down the bay to discover "Retro Fever" theme clues which pertain to the heritage of the Newport Bay area. The entry fee is $75 per ele~c boat, which includes two T-shirts and two lunches. For information, call 557-5100. CLASSIC CARS The Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion Island in Newport Beach presents the second annual Summer Cruise, a gathering of fine pre- 197 5 classic, rod and custom cars on Mondays through Sept. 30 from 4 to 9 p.m . For information, call 721-9546. SUMMER DINNER HCigars on the Veranda" is a special event Aug. 23 that will feature a specially-prepared din· ner at 7 p.m. by the Riverboat Cafe in the private Texas Deck dining room, followed by a selec- tion of fine cigars at 8:30 p.m. The cost is $35 for members and $50 for non-members. 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FARMERS MARKETS Every Thursday there is a farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Orange County Fair- grounds. The Orange County Market Place is every Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m . in the main fairgrounds parking lot. For information, call 723-6616. Every Saturday there is a farm- ers market from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the municipal parking lot at Bay- side Drive and Marguerite Avenue m Corona de! Mar. STAGE "OLIVERI" Creative Magic Youth Theater presents "Oliveri• the stage adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel, "Ollver 1\vist, • al 2 p.m. and 7 p m. today at Estancia High School, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. Tickets cost $5 to $10. For information, call 536- 8625. FILM SUMMER FILM FESTIVAL The Gnlfin Linton Contempo- rary presents the free Outdoor Summer Artist Film Festival on Aug. 24. 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Barnes & Noble is located at 1870 Harbor Blvd., 1iiangle Square in Costa Mesa. For infor- mation, call 631-0614. CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR Come to Barnes & Noble lil Newport Beach for an hour of unagination and excitement as Bill reads stones at 1 p.m. 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For infonnabon, call 759- 0982. DANCE ADULT BALLROOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Center oUers adult ballroom dance on the third Friday of each month from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples welcome. Live music pro· vided by the Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is $5, or $4 for SAGE members. The Senior Center is at 695 W 19th St., Costa Mesa. For information, call 645-2356. COMEDY SAILING STORIES Sailor and stand-up comesiJan, Holly Scott, will share hilarious sailing stories this summer at the A T• TO ICU (Ill A TIME TO ICU (II MATILDA IPG) IHIEPfltOHCIE GAY (PG·13) JACIC '9·13 ESCAPE fR M lApe\RI PHIEltOMIE~ I ) JACIC (f"u·13l SUPERCOP (If) lltDIEPEltDEltCE OAY (PG·13) rHIE FRIGHTEltERS (R) CHAlll REACTION (PG·13) A TIME TO llllL (R) CHAIM REACTll* lPG· 13) PHIEllOMEltOlt PG) JACll (Pli-131 IESCAl'IE FROM LA (RI TIE IWTTY PROFESSOtl tPG·13) COURAGE U.OEA flRf (II) I DARK PLACE 10 )-• ............ .. rH MIYlllE • N1 UI-- I UNI "ERSIT y c •• ~, l)o,.. a-.. I UCI 1'1 IRVlh( • 1'14 !!.! 8''1 annual-• Barbeeue--Lecture- Series• on Aug. 9 from 7:30 lo 9 p.m. at Orange Coast College's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. 1be cost ii $11. Information: 645-9412. SHERATON NEWPORT BEACH Reefwalker Lounge features a comedy room hosted by Bryon K. Finner and Barry Weisenberg one Friday a month. Tb.is month's show lS on Aug. 23 at 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. lnfonnation. 833-0570. CLUBS CARMELOS RISTORANTE George Butts returns from his Las V09as appearance back to Carmele>i R.t.storante for his jazz series on Sundays and Mondays at 8:30 p.m Marco Santos and San Bra.z.tl Dancers heats up the summer nights with the sounds of tropical music on Tuesdays and Wednesdays al 8.30 p.m. 3520 E. Coast High\\<dy, Corona del Mar For information, call 675-1922. 'i' 1894-1996 Four Generations I 02 Years! REMNANT CLEARANCE Now Open Sundays fro1n I l -4p.rn. A LDE N 'S CARPETS. INC. 111'> 1 Pl.11 1•1111'1 ..,, t 11-.1c1 :\lesa 646-4838 ..... ~1h ATIMf TOIU •OIPHGIEICf UY 131 CMll RUCTIOI ( 13) UCAPE FROM U llU ........ (PC-l3) COUllAGE UllllEll Fm (JI) JACll (PIMll ll1115Ptll IPC·13) JAC.-IF'G·1ll MATILDA b .. . A10 SATIJRDAY, AUGUST 10, 1996 I \ • , .. ,,, . . ... readers write '• .. ~! ........................... . . .. Bring back ousted cheerleader adviser I just wanted to let you know about some of the · positive feelings my daughter and I have experi- enced as a direct result of participating in the cheer- leader program at Newport Harbor High School under •the direction of Candy Jack- : son. Jackson, the former . cheerleader adviser, took the , · time to extend courtesy, ' · comfort and confidence to girls on the cheer squad. She : is a person that cared and was concerned about other issues than just cheerlead- ing. She became a sounding board, a person that was reassuring and helped build confidence in the girls. For reasons unknown, her con- tract with the school district was not renewed and we're disappointed. This isn't about cheer- leading, it's about a lady that sincerely cared for a team of girls, a lady that went out of her way to steer, guide and build char- acter in a team as well as attend to the individual needs of teenagers! Because of her effort. the Newport Harbor High c.heer squad developed into a top notc.h, nationally revered program. She fielded a team that was dedicated and dis- ciplined, with a professional image not seen in other squads. The competition tea.m placed third in the state championships, first at the • NCA regionals and eighth in the USA nationals. Her team was required to ·· maintain very strict stan- dards and their grade point averages exceed 3.6 com- bined. Cand Jackson should ac now ge or er ~ outstanding effort and accomplishments. She ran a .. superior program assisting • these girls with everything : • from ., hair to homework." The learning curve for a . "' new advisor could take years to accomplish. Who gets : hurt? The girls, the school, · : and a successful nationally ~ recognized teaml Why hinder a successful and positive program! We should be honoring those that have contributed so , much. I would like to see the district consider Jackson's reinstatement for the bene- fit of the district, the school and especially the cheerlead- ers that have worked so hard. TERRANCE K. PHIWPS Newport Beach ~ 1111 Olnllon, (0), The Whtte ~. 1'4>0 ~·Ave., Washington, O.C. J0500. Hotline (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) QOa) 456-1111. • WI mm: We asked our rudefs to tell U5~~found11*1•1 about Newport llN<h. ~ .. some rwsponses: Back in 19.44, I was in the Navy and I ran into a Californian, I was trom Iowa. And he could tell I liked the Califor- nia atmosphere so ne told me if you ever want to live in California, you got to live in Balboa. Well believe it or not I went to Berke- ley for a year and grew into California. I. did not attend Berkeley like I intended to and I went and finished school at the University of Iowa. In 1954, I was going to be transferred to Chicago and I said that's it, we are on our way to California. Pour days later, we were on our way. I moved to Balboa in 1954 and I have been here ever since. I raised five children here and they are in the l\J'e4 still. And I coosider myseU a very lucky person to be here. I taught school for.29 years in the Newport-Mesa District and loved it. ( just feel so fo~ate that I could live here. Thanks for asking the question. JOEGROTIIUS Balboa I like everything about Newport Beach except the traffic. In 1945 I was dragged kicking and screaming from my birthplace, ·tos Angeles, by my hus- band. Well, I fell madly in love with New- port Beach, its perfect weather, its beaches, its beauty and the very friend- ly people. I call it Camelot because to me, it is paradise. My friends say I should work for the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commeroe aDd rm afraid they some- limet get a UttJe tired of bearing me- rave about tt. bUt I can't bielp lt. I have traveled all around and have aeen much beauty, but mv. heart is in Newport Beach. I want to be here forever. MARGARET MCGOVERN Newport Beach Somers 'missing fr«?m ftgh~ Where were you, Heather Solners, all those 14 years u ~ents of Mesa del Mar and College Park were fighting Nederlander West over the noise at the amphitheater? Don't use this (water merger) now for political' reasons as a candidate for City Council. BELTA ANDREE~ Costa Mesa • Transfer GATE children to new school Tbjs is your friendly fugitive. I just received today In the mail, the Aug. 3 and "' weekend edition of the Pilot. - Regarding the GATE program. It's very , simple. . -. Just get an inter-district transfer liker did with my daughter and drive your . kids to Courreges School in Fountain Valley. . They have got a perfect system. It's a fQll, all-day program, They don't bus kids, it's not an hour a month. It's a full program like any other class structure and all the classes are GATE. It's fantastic, check it out. ·smsoFFER Las Veg~ IN OUR VIEW hoping to make an impact on schoo~ class slz~s. gains LEARNING Principals around the New- port-Mesa Unified School District are taking advantage of a monu- mental opportunity to l<>wer class sizes to 20 students in first and second grade by hiring new teachers as fast as they can. El TORO AIRPORT BOOSTERS Newport Beach residents who have fought hard to see a pas- senger airport built at the soon- to-be-closed El Toro Air Base, were most likely pleased to read of a report this week that found a commercial airport is the best option for the environment. COMPROMISE Rather than engage in an ugly Boat resident Jerry Mora court battle, Newport Dunes Mari- na and Jerry Mora have come to an agreement that will allow the boat owner and cleaner to live on his ves5el until January, giving him time to find a new home. The Dunes had taken action to remove write your representatives . MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Mora, who accused marina offi- cials of prejudice. CHANGE After 50 years, Orange Coast College has undertaken a makeover, ditching its former scarlet, black and white school colors for a new navy blue, orange-and white look. losses FISHERMAN A new gate has gone up at the Balboa Pier that will allow city officials to shut down the . pier from 12 midnight to 5 a .m ., same as the Newport Pier. The new closing times came on the heels of efforts to clean up the pier of fish saaps and other messy items. Cities, schools need to untangle fed's web •H ave the fears of the founding fathers that ocal governments would become mere adminis- trative sub-units of the federal government become reality? Let's review the recent record: In a seven-page letter dated June 6, 1996 to the city of New- port Beach, the Deparbnent of Housing and Urban Develop- ment "reviewed" the "annual performance" of that city in meeting HUD regulations. After sifting through the stulti- fying verbiage, one discovers that the report concludes "over- all progress meets program requirements.# In true bureaucratic form, though, HUD then disclaims the report by stating that it is "based upon the information available to this office, and does not reflect an indepth evalua- tion of specific activities." (sic) Then there is the heavy- handed "recommendation" by the Office of Qvil Rights that the Ne rt-Mesa Unified School District better not never, ever, even a little itty bit think about changing District bound- aries for the JoAnn Street kids unless it knows about it first. The local school board bowed low and rescinded a realignment decision made in the best interest of all the cllil- dren involved after two investi- gator types from the Office of Qvil Rights descended on the district to investigate an llllOny· mous and cowardly complaint of racial discrimination. You see, we locals just don't nave enough lawyers to def end our local decision when facing the Education and Justice departments steamrollers fund· ed. by our tax money and subsi- dized by the federal money presses. How about a federal law sin· gling out an industry for protec- tion? No, I'm not referring to the . usual tariffs and trade protec- tions from imports. I'm referring to a business cartel located solely within om dom~c bor- ders. I'm referring to federal protection from peaceful protest by our own dtizens. You know, the kind conceived in the Bill of Rights. • Because the federal govern- ment has deemed it unreason- able to expect our local police to keep the peace, it bas deQg- nated an area around abortion fadlities to be a protest-free zone. Next, consider the dty of Costa Mesa's eUorts at adminis· =federal Comm.unity t Block Grant prcr gi ~ 11 the program wbich II <Sallgned to gtve your . tu maaey bllCk to your cam· mUnity br ~the dty (wbldl belt lmOWI the Medi) tiod'*'hulll °1.r:-n 11. lbat .. HUD ~llllDMllY9 :;.a:·~: -== .......... ... .. ....... r.1:;.. -tr•: ed .... ,...~ in taxes. john hedges Add in the suffocating paperwork requirements, and it is no wonder that worthy relief groups like Dayle Macintosh and B&J Helping Others don't even bother to apply. Not only that, according to the liberal anointed, it is unrea- sonable to reduce your taxes to allow you to keep more of your money to contribute directly to the need or their re resenta- .ve org ons as was one in this counby for decades. Finally, check out the gov- ernment's latest foray into industrial policy. Keep in mind that it's all in the name of what's good for you. I'm referring to clean air. Now, who could possibly be agaimt Clean Air? The answer is anyone and everyone. Anyone and every- one, that is, who questions any aspect of government policy and regulations promulgated under the aean Air Act. Taite electric vehicles for instance. Supposedly, the motive for the Oean Air Act is to reduce the amount of emis- sions spewed in to the atmos- phere. In true tax and spend form, though, the government tries to justify spending more than $200,000 per ton of reduced emissions to manda te the pro- duction of electric vehicles and create charging stations. Why not first buy and scrap old pol- luting clunkers at one fiftieth the cost. that is, $4,000 per ton of emissions reduced? But watt, electric vehicles run clean. They do.n't pollute. Besides, they are a sexy Qew toy. Just don't confuse the issue by questioning the amount or emissions produced when burning fossil fuels to generate the electricity needed to recharge them. And don't ques- tion why electric vehicles need a $.5,()()()..per-car subsidy as well u other massive goventment aupport to make their 50-mile- per hour top~ and 130- mlle range competitive. 11 you do, then you're~ dean •• Now oxnee tbe ~ aeatM ... baldJdea ..... lbD tbil pd\111111 ......... not =~-cm. tlitstt=·--·-..., ............... • .· BUG CONTINUED FROM A 1 ~~==ts~:~ 20. Arias, who specialize$ in .~ rodent control in 218 miles of ftood- control cb.a.nnels, and Danny Mc;Cartf, who covers the county's canyons. We met on a trail in Back Bay, just below the mansions of such movers and shakers as John Crean and Buck Johns. Until recently, this particular wedge of the bay had been rela· tively mosquito-free. Not now. As the guys briefed me, the snarling insects buzzed around our heads and faces. "We're now finding more new breeding spots here than any other area,• Doug said. Just a week ear- lier, Doug assembled a special task force with 12 more troops than usu- al and mounted an "all-out assault" on the mosquito population of Back Bay. There will be another raid next week. The weapon of Choice in this war against the 29 varieties of fresh-and salt-water mosquitoes that plague Orange County is - bacillus thuringiensis israelensis. It is a naturally occurring exter- minant that only kills mosquitoes. Breeding areas are everywhere. One ot the'wunt ii the UCI Marsh. ·'lblt.pa.ca. .. Mathews says. And since mosqui· toes can migrate up to weven miles from home, there is the potential to infest a good chunk ot the county. Open fields .and beck yartls are not much better. "Mosquitoes can breed tn a little as an inch of water in a paper cup," Jim Webb says. Other SO\UceS include cemetery fiower cups, wading pools, potted plants -espe- cially the saucers under them -old tires, patio drains and swimming pools (mosquitoes eat chlorine for breakfast). They even breed in cattle boot- prints. •And I treat every on'e of them," says Danny McCarty. Over- watering is a prime offender, and often the water ends up trapped in utility vaults. After my stint on the battlefield, I went home and took a shower. I still itched. Later I took my dog for a walk. Along the way, we passed a vault with an "E" on the half. removed lid. I poked my walking stick into the darkness of the 1-foot-by·2-foot vault. It showed water about 6 .inches deep. You could practically see the neon sign blinking: "FREE MATERNITY ROOMS! GOOD EATS!" • FltED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. 8~-P~· ·• .. Home and Gardlft Clutter • • • • 1 ~ ~4 Stop &! for a <{)isit 1'120-0 ~A.~~. <ff Qfue. tftru ('fr\dal'. 11-7 c.f#, H*-',CA.,u,:7 ours: Saturday 10-6 11~'1;./5·91'/0 Sunda'l 12-5 The Perfect Light For The Kitchen Table. Verde Bronze Finish New Shipments :Arriving Daily. Courtay to the Troth 1S10 Newport BM:t. Costa Mesa • 548-9141 - Open Tues.-Fri. 8:30-S, Sat 9-4 "We are dry, safe, and very proud of our beautiful TERRA Shake roof." -Steve and Stephanie Salyer, Villa Partt LASTS A LIFETIME! ~.,..,, Mf1 ,_, rHler wllf tnow tor tan. • Clan A Fireproof • IO Ye•r W.rr•nty • Lltfttwelght • Up to 9"> Lesa Thlln Tiie -EL ORO- CON11Nl:JED FROM A 1 airport w.ould take the burden off John WaynB Airport expanding to its capacity of 15 million passengers annually by the Y'4f 2020. "El TQJ'O is a good spot They have so much space between air- planet and the houses," Thompson said "Frankly, this airport is an acci- dent waiting to happen. Hopefully it won't. but there is no buffer zone here.• . · A commercial airport would be the least environmentally damaging alternative for the base and have a positive impact on the economy, according to the report. 'Ibis pr~ ferred plan would offer 143, 100 new permanent jobs and $9.9 billion in · total revenue, the report stated. The county Board of Supervisors is expected to consider the proposed plan in November. City officials were planning to issue a formal announcement Fri.day on the county's reports, an environ- mental impact report and draft com- munity reuse plan outlining the international airport proposal, called Alternative A. But City Manager Kevin Murphy said Friday they had- n't received the reports. "The city for many, many years has encouraged that position but we don't know what it means without looking at the documents,• Mwphy aid... ·w. need to k>nk dOlaly.-aL how the preferred alternative will impact John Wayne and what the economic impacts of this proposal are on Newport Beach.• Along with the international air- port. a second reuse alternative was for cargo and private p~ only at the base. This would require John Wayne to expand to its full capacity. The third reuse alternative is for no airport at El To10. The base would be developed with homes, an educatio.oal facility and a sports complex. 1llis would also require John Wayne Airport to expand to its full capacity and provide cargo uses. AD three alternatives include a 990. acre habitat preserve and assorted commercial uses. County Supervisor Marian Bergeson, who represents commu- nities in both Newport Beach and South County, is also waiting to digest the daunting documents. ·"If John Wayne is expanded to 15 million passengers, what does that mean?" said Bergeson, who lives in Newport Bay. "How many flights does that mean a day when they can't start until 7 a.m.?~ Planes can only fly at John Wayne between 7 a.m . and 10 p.m. Bergeson said she will request an extension of the 45-day period for the public to offer feedback on the reuse alternatives. In some of the unincorporated areas she repre- Shed Fat and Shed Excuses! Dets Don't Work but Body Wise Does! Build a better body with 22nd Century Products! 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Tbe;re not only interesting. they're interested in the continuing adventure of life. Add our lovely accommodations and three levels of care, and you'll undent.and why this is the idtal loc:atioo for the beat YQn of yow life. To find out more, writ or cUI l..eoo.27.....,.. ~~~~!!!nt ,.,...,c,-........ •non-~~~ ==-~c:-~7.°"'" --............... -.,... ...... -........ : ,, =sr...: ....... -·= ="1==-"',.,,.,.,-. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1996 . ~ sen ts, residents don't b&ve city s1atf fin, a Newport Bea.di J"ident tor 40 Kmwlh.a.&K.vfyQC...~Ul:.Jrel.IUl.UUIU...t:AlWL.iWUll:...Wt....lyeitD,a.grees seek answen is crucial "It is a window ol opportunity to "We need a process that is open provide an economic wiDdf4D to and fair so everyone has a complete Ora.nge County to provide jobs;• understanding of the impact," Griffin said. Bergeson said. Clarence Turner, president al dii Others who have followed the Airport Working Group ol Ormge airport issue for years agree an County, supporting a (l(lllDIDll!ll' international airport at El Toro is airport at El Toro, said rekwdng the-· needed to boost the local economy reports is the beginning of a pn>QelS4 and provide for growth. the public will watch carefully. , ·uavor this, not lo pass off some-"Its impact on John Wayrw. •: thing from our neighborhood to hard to say,• Turner said. "I believei someone else's, but to create some-John Wayne will be expanded bl.i thing for the younger generation," not to 15 million pa.ssengen. The! said Edwin Hall, a longtime Santa money wouldn't be there and the Ana Heights resident. mitigation measures would be bot.I Eastbluff resident Charles Grit-rendous." •' 1 .\l'TO l\Sl R \\( l . ~\LL CALL FOR QUOTES Effective • Knowledgeable • Friendly RABBITT INSURANCE 441 Old Newport Blvd. • Newport Be ach (near Hoag Hospi tal) YOU ASKED FOR IT - WE VE GOT 1r1 A flEAL MANHATTfN BAG[L 631-7740 AR M9I ·.R E p ,-- EYE·OPENER Pros tm their-way to Newport Beach • and Cara ... Cara and Gina ••• each possesses that competitive desire to be No. 1, an asset which contributes I greatty to the overall performance of the other's abilities. By Bany Faulkner, Daily Piiot T he love, friendship and respect ~e first. But som~where, lurking behind the sparkling minor-image smiles of sisters Gina and Cara Heads, lies enough competitiVe fuel to stoke any good rivalry. "I push the rivalry, but they downplay it,• said Tony Ci.arelli, who introdu,ced the siblings lo weightlifting as part of th~aining for shot put and disCuS ·at.Ne rt Harbor High, where bot)l luuted ore hea~ at!· Stanford (G~} ~UC Berkeley (Cata)..• I I •apt.~er C~'t hide the f4cJ tlia th re's competition th e. As SooJl u you ,_ -Which one is g to win ..4 ~ compe t¥m. , the~,ay. 'l • and 'Yo~'m i>ol going f e beat tne. 1t's'p>4,, ~¥. sizable shadow, indeed, she cast upon Cara. Cara. the Sailors' record-bolder in the discus (1•9-5, topping Gina's previous standard), won the Sea View League title, was second in the Southern Section. third at Masters and fifth at the stote meet in her specialty as a senior. She gave up buketbell her final two years at Newport, follt>wtng two knee surgeries. Ironically, it was Gina's knee surgery (a reconstructed ACL in Januarv), which bas helped to level the piaying field. "(Cara's) stronger than me, now, so my goal is to get back to where she is. I guess · we've changed roles," Gina said. •Cara is ahead ot. ~titioni bdt ~ thopgh~ f~nner , :nol. comP.13tiii t I' ~douts iilf· fn • • > Gina, because of the injury ClS much as , anything," C1arelli explained. •aut, light before Gina got hurt. both were lifting about the same weights. By the time the Collegiate Championships roll around in October, or at least by the American Open the first week in December,! expect the Heads sisters will be going head-to-head.• te wei~ht 1 : against .each : cations, as they' 1 th 11 1 rn.n &t today's Califo~a : 0 et . . . : ft.a~ Games weightlifting : : competltion, beginnii>.g : ' at n'Ooll at Irvine's Hy~tt : -CARA HEADS ! Regency Hotel, there is, • in reality, a separate : Cara, who throws the hammer and the discus at Cal, where she'll be a Tlieads Division.• ~ Said Gina. one year • sophomol'e next fall, -----· ---------' holdsallthejunior national weightlifting old.er than Cara. •1 guefls w.e've always ~ c:om~ting with each ~-even wh8n we're not qitnpeting against each other .• Gina won six CIF Southern Section Jndivld.Qal championships in track and field. was an All-Newport-Mesa District and All-Sea Vie.w League guard for the two best girls basketball ~ iD • school history, and earned Sea Vlew League and Daily Pilot Newport-Mesa District Athlete o1 the Year laurels before graduating in 1994. It was a record$ in bet weight class (10 kilograms, or between t•0-154 pounds). Gina. who put the shot in 1995 as a freshman at Stanford, plans to pick up the hammer next sea.t<M u a redshlrt sophomore (it made its women4s collegiate debut last spring). She held all the junior national records in the 76 kilo class (154-161 pounds), before they were broken dwing her 16-montJi.. injury-induced absence from the sport. • SEE HEADS PAGE 82 STATE GAMES Local athletes in every direction today. By Barry Faulkner. Daily Prlot Modeled after the Olympics, the eighth annual California State Games will bring together an estimated 5,000 athletes to compete m 17 Olympic sports at various Orange County venues this weekend. For some members of the Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor high school water polo programs, the competition will also share a unifying theme with the quadrennial athletic spectacle recently completed in Atlanta. The aforementioned Sea Kings and Sailors, who put Back Bay bragging rights on the line when they ~ off in their annual Sea View League meeting (Oct. 10), will join forces oday and Sunday in bopeg of winning a four-team tournament at CdM's M an Bergeson Aquatic Center. Incoming CdM seniors Carter Weir, Bill Messenger, Jus>n ~~on, Chris Esposito, as well as Sea Kingj~rs Scott Sandland, Greg S~ and Phil DiRicco, will combine with Har J1's John Ucdfert, Matt Moreau and Paul Park to form Orange County A. The ocal alliance of arch rivals, coached by CdM varsity assistant Tun Salvino, com~te in a round-robin format today, beginning at 9 a.m., against anQther county squad (Orange Co\lllty B), as well as units from the state's central and northern regions. 8 SEE GAMES PAGE 82 QUOTE OF THE DA 'I ~~~~~~~~~~,,,,,.AllN-n'Nll._~~~~---....~-- but tMy dotDnplag tt .... -WEIGH1UF11NG COAa/ TONY aAREUJ I MMC~™ I DAl.Y PILOT . . . . . stephanie keefe :---------=-; Trying l to ·get • · foothol c ~ • Boating world still in , ; fog over Olympic Gan1£ . ~ in Savannah; hopefully ~ this will at least get the : reader a little closer. . . : Olympic Games, man) : I n the wake of the 1996 : people are still graspmq : knowledge about whdt : happened in Savannah : Ga. Only on the Internet bas : information been available, b : news stories have conflicted \ ! one another and the true stOf'\ : remains to be unheard. : The following is an actual : account from Tom Ehman. on• : the officials on the Soling cour : His account details the last dfl ! of Soling racing as the : Americans were making a b10 : for a medal: : Unfortunately, this account : only gives a taste of what : happened on Wassaw Sound : but 470 crew Ian Walker of : Great Britain pretty much : summed up the conditions \\ » : he said, •After surviving Thm : day's particularly tempestuo1 : thundemorm, I can see wh' 1 : people here believe in God · ; In a dying weather systeu : westerly, and with the two T\ ! helicopters hovering loudly : overhead, seDlifi,nal matche~ : continued Friday (Aug. 3) at : 1000. Germany and Russia Cua Reildll (ebovet .. lol1ll OD aaotber mtsslon; below, CUa od older ; began the day up 2-0 over c~ : Britain and America. Germ.ctn' : and Russia easily won, so tht:> .._Ghia take a moment to reJU between wodloata. · : .. J Pros will make a stop in Newport Beach • fiewport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club will host U.S. Women's ~enger Sept. 28-0ct. 6. A bsent from the area since World TeomTennil pulled out two years ago, profeuM;mal tennis w1l1 return to Ne\tl>Ort ~ch next month. \tlth $25,000 at stake and 60 wodd-<:lul players from an B 5 different countries ting, th U.S. Women's of Newport Beach, benefit the National eseerch Foundatloo, la planning to make a bt\:°ugh sp1-th at the N8WJ>Qrt ch Manlott Hotel aJid,19Mt1 QUb to keep the t8lllt event hen . permanently. There's no Aumtxa Sanchez Vicario, Monic4 Seles, Conchita Martine-z and s~ Grat. Undsey Davenport could be playing in the Vic Braden/CHOC Pad.rlnos Tennis Festival. But there will be plenty of women on the edg• of becoming another Davenport or Vicario. Professlonals ranlid approxtmAtely trom 7 5th In the world to 2'1Sth will play in the area's inaugur~tellite event .hosted by Robyn Rat, the dub'I dllector of tennis. . Former Corona del Mar High standout Keri~ the NCAA miglel and doublet cbanlP'm' lUt year for \ICLA. it~ to pJay. The event Ii compnblil tO I I I I I I ' I ', athletic energy food. wW donate T-sb!rts and 100 bars each day for the players. The event, Sept. 28 through Oct. 6, ls still seeking a title sponsor. People interested in getting involved should e&ll tournament chairman Robyn Ray (640-4000) or townament director nm Stellard (512·288-2558). . . Wiiia .. Vic lrMeWCHOC . '• "IJ .. .. .. • • .. .. · cl also said she gained 1t1on from Gina's determination dealing with her knee injury. ' lwnever I was dragging a little J -workouts, I would think of Gina 1 to go to rehab and not being : •u train. I thought, 'Here I am 1 l •dming about doing a set of \ . . relli has noticed a change in mce Gina's injwy. 1na had always been a little ' onfident, probably because she .: 1der and she's the one who got .; , 11rst, • Ciarelli said. •cara was r! .; stepping behind, even though 1s getting lifts much younger 1 .ma had gotten them. But • , J this last year, with Cara's lifts ~ • 1 up and Gina being hurt, Cara il.Lzed and felt her own oats a JI • r ~ ~ 1d Gina, •tCara) is having her ,· ., the spotlight this year, and I'm ~· 11 for her." r ,drelli, however, said work ethic ~ 1lways been prominent in each of r f 11mer standouts, for whom he still : , hnates workouts while they're in ,. ~ny Area. t 1 rom day one, both Cara and ~ "' were willing to do everything I t i:.:d," said Ctarell1, who coordinates rqth training for the Tars' football n as well u several other Harbor 1 .... 1es. "It wu never 'I'm tired' or 'Y were always ready to go after it. ve had guys who eventually get to ID :r Ptl.O Stanford redsblrt sophomore Gina Heads (above) work.I out for today's start of the Callfomla State ~ Below, she and her sister, UC Berkeley sophomore Cara. on the left. work on their llfttng teclmlques. that point, but none who started that way.like Gina and Cara did." Ciarelli also praised each's ability to perform in competition. "It's great to have a rivalry, but weightlifting and track are individual sports, so you won't have success unless you are self-motivated," be explained. "Both are very good about focusing and concentrating in competition. All you have to do is check their history in track. They've always had their best marks in the biggest competition. which is what you ask for as a coach." Both Heads termed the State Games a low-key forum in which to measure how their training is . progressing, as well as a welcome opportunity to recreate the competitive mind set only a tournament atmosphere can generate . ·rrs also refreshing to compete so close to home," Cara said. "Since I've gone away to school. I always notice a different feeling when I'm able to train at Newport Harbor, work with Coach Ciarelli, and just be with family. It definitely helps to have people cheering for you and pulling for you during any competition. One of the things I'm looking forward to at . . . come and watch who have never seen me do this before.~ For Gina, who resumed training only five weeks ago, it's a chance to rekindle a competitive fire rendered dormant by her long layoff. "I haven't lifted in competition for 16 months, so this is a way to get my feet wet again,• Gina explained. "I'm still so fired up about training again. At this age, sports is my life and I love. it to death. Only being able to work about a half hour during rehab was a big adjusqnent, after being used to spending two or two and a half hours in the weight rQOm every day." Though ooth are benefiting from track and field scholarships, they see weightlifting as a potential avenue toward Olympic competition. And, while women's weightlifting is currently excluded on the Olympic docket, a movement is in place to change that for the 2000 Games in Sydney, Australia. •At this point, weightlifting is a sport I think can take me farther,• Cara said. Noted Gina, "'!rack is my first love, but weightlifting is moving in. The Olympics is a key goal for me and I'm very optimistic about them adding women's weightlifting by 2000. I don't dancing and not have women's weightlifting." DEEP SEA • DEEP SEA FRIDAY'S COUNTS GAMES CONTINUED FROM 81 SemiftMls will be held Sunday at 9 a.m. and 9:50, with the bronze.medal game set for 10:40 and the gokl-medal showdown at 11:30. Competition in track and field, weightlifting, lwimming, taekwondo, figure skating and Wl9ltling will also feature local atbletee, many ot whom took part in Friday's opening cere- monies at Cal State Pullerton. Gina Heads, the Daily J?ilot Newport-Mesa Diltrlct Female Athlete of the Year as a New- port Harbor senior in 1993-94, Will be joined by si.lter and 1995 Harbor graduate Cara Heads in the weightlifting competition at Irvme's Hyatt Regency Hotel. Other area weightlifters, under the tutelage of Newport strength guni Tony Ciarelli, include current Sailors Sylvia· Madueno, Michael Warther and Derek Fox. All but Pox will compete today, with compe- tition beginning both days at noon. Costa Mesa's Rachael and Bianca Ziemann, 13-year-old twin sisters, will be joined by fellow locals Kevin Artz (Newport Beach), Kyle Crisp (Costa Mesa) and KC. McKanna (Newport) at 'frabuco Hills High for the track and field compe- tition, which, begins at 9 a.m. today and Sunday. The Ziemanns, who annually dominate city, county and Southern Calif omia youth high jump competitions, will be .. competing in their specialty in the youth division . Artz, who will also swim the 50-yard breast- stroke event and handle that portion of the 200 medley relay as well, will run the 800 meters today. Llke the Ziemanns, the 10-year-old Artz was a dominant force in Southern California and finished fourth in the 400 and 800 at the recent USA '!rack and Field Youth Nationals in Salt Lake City. Crisp is scheduled to run the 100 in the ban- tam division, while McKanna will compete in the midget division 200. Balboa Bay Swim Team member Theresa Schmidt will swim in 'the 50-yard breaststroke in the 9-10 age division at the Crown Valley Recreation Center in Laguna Niguel, where action begins at 9 a.m. Newport Beach's Jeff Stokes and Albert Mellinger, as well as Costa Mesa's Nathan Todd, will test the competition in taekwondo, which begins at 10 a.m. today at· Magnolia High. Stokes and Mellinger will compete in 18- and-older fighting, while Todd will participate in fonns in the 8-and-under division. Costa Mesa's Emily Jacob will take to Ana- heim's Disney Ice to compete in the figure skat- ing event, scheduled today from 8 a.m.-5 p.m . Costa Mesa's Daniel Juday will wrestle in the 220-pound class for grades 9-12, scheduled from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. today at Chapman University. r----------------------------------------~ I l flWO local youn~ honored I I I I I I I I I I I I I ., I I I I I I I I I I Cotta Mesa residents 'Irevor Theriot, Bianca ZJemann and Rachael Zie1rumn are among 25 California State Games participants being hon- ored tonlgbt at the California Athletes of Dis- tinction Celetxity Dinner at the lrvJne Maniott. Theriot, 9, wu an all-conference football lineman, all-conference in basketball, and goalie of the year in roller hockey in various youth leagues, while earning top honors for his scholastic acbievemenf, as well The Ziemanns, 13-year-old twin sisters, have Gw <tyeli, Hylton, Comfort a ~ cept college scholarships Davey's Lodc:er . 8 boats, 234 anglers. 1 yeUowtall, 1,330 sand bass, 32 bonito, 144 barracuda, 47 calico bass, 19 sculpin, 1 sheephead, 3 sole, 350 mackerel. Newport LllncHng . 6 boats,. 199 anglers. 1 whit.sea bau, 1,028 sand bass, 120 calico bass, 1 roddish, 3 sculpin, 3 sheephead, 3 halibut, 7 barracuda, 3 sole, 12 white fish, 201 mackerel. • H>, USC, UCI secure se1 · ,..s of three Costa M1 , High products. By . ry Faulkner, Daily Pilot Gr,'\ Co" led re!. las1 sch car Bri Fn ~TA ?l.iESA -Robert 11 Sean Hylton and James in. an All-CJF trio which ,. Costa Meta High water Pam to the CIP Southern ., Division n championship n, have .recently accepted rships to continue their ~. former Mustangs Coach Kreutzkamp announced WATER POLO Primarily a two-meter man as a junior and senior, Grayeli also swam on school-record-setting freestyle relay teams last spring. Hylton, a 6-foot-7 hole guard, created severe problems for opponents with his praying man- tis-like arm span. The PCL MVP as a junior, he was a first-team All-CIF selection as a senior and joined Grayell to represent the Mustangs in the Orange County All-Star Game. Hylton, also an All-PCL volley- ball player, scored the winning goal in the 12-11 ClP title-game victory over Marina last fall, tip- ping in an assist from Grayeli to avenge a '94 quarterfinal loss to the Vikings. Kreutzkamp sai<J he expected Hylton to red.shirt next season, since the 'Irojans return the majority of their squad from last fall. Comfort, a first-team All-PCL performer alter earning second- team all-league laurels as a junior, used his speed to make the Meta counterattack one of the most effective in the Southern Section. A talented swimmer, Comfort joJned Grayeli on tbe aforemen- tioned f ree1tyl~ relay quartets and captured three med.all u a I:!:. at the CIP Divtaion Il He WU fourth in the 1 OO·yaid 1*:lmtrOlui u a JUnior and fifth tn the 100 free, while adding a tlfth- pla lbowtnG tbM Mme meet In tbe 400 ,,.. Nlay .. Al • ..mor, be WM l Ula lb lie 50 he and S 2tb ID .. 100 he at CIP PliMill. STEAM CLEANING AVAILABLE Roller hockey championships set for Monday. COSTA MESA-With roller hockey exploding on the youth sports scene, the Harbor Area Boys and Girls Oub in Costa Mesa will host its inaugural I:nline Roller Hockey Championship on tv'[onday at the dub with two divisions com- peUng for bragging rights. .. About 20 teams have • been involved through-1 out the summer. Games • are played with fOW', seven-minute quarters with fully outfiU.d teams. In the younger divi- sion (first, second and third graders), .lthe Sharks (6-2) and the Ducks (4-4) are slated to skate for the title at 5:"5 p .m. The Ducks upset the previously unbeaten Red Wmgs to macb the championship game. The title game in the older division (fourth, sched.oled for 6:45 p .m. -By Richard Dunn 14' SATUN>AY, AUGUST 10.1996 CONTINUED FROM 81 O'Connor of the Newport Beach Teon1I Cub, former chairman Dennis Claus (Racquet Cub of ~and NBTC member Doug ~toumliDeal ....... play in a guaranteed two-match fonDat, thanb to the coolO&atloo round (or bacltdraw). •New tennis players are having ctittlculty getting into the tournament aide ol it.• Hamlin said. •They need to undentand a draw, and how to advance. But theie's not enough lnlormation. By the time the tournament gets hyped, it's too late.• ~.,-.. 6119 lllflll• Deldld .............. . ·~lmael. ...... u.s. ............. Iii lelge .,....... a.et Wtlh I ....-..~andalotol pNmt-. USA w. aaalni ........ 2-Jllild.na. uo..M-mllY'lf'lltlllle _...,.. tw. O-nwy WGD ...ay, ~ u.m Olltriggers getting ready for annual luau party H have been ln.strwnental in the ausade for a novice division. •1t•s just to try and help push the novice and beginners, that's how we're going to grow the sport and get more beginners,• O'Connor said. •That's what we're trying to do, along with some other dubs. We're starting round-robins and get-togethers. • a .. 1':-tbit aeD stollD oell moved NEWPORT BEACH -The Balboa Bay Club annoWlced Friday its annual Outrigger Canoe Club Luau Beach Party, to be held next Saturday at 6 p.m., featuring seven world-class outriggers competing along the North Udo Channel and a Polynesian-style buffet Hamlla's idea to vl~ tape individual CHOC matches with a full-service media package bas been a topic of discussion since last month. A match could feature as many as three video cameras and a narrator. Call 642-30« for more details. ID witb 25-plua Dots and drlVtng rafn. 11ae pr....aa.rt WU :Jll'llUY wild. The~ ... nimble s-. sliced in and out d tbe spectator ad dinner/dance. The BBC Outrigger Canoe Club, launched last year, is sponsored by the club and was organized by member Scott Gayner and BBC Governor Mark Evans, under the auspices of Henry Schielein., BBC President. Irv Goldberg, former NBTC General Manager, was among the pioneers three years ago who began to campaign for the promotion of novice players. a a The Palisades Tennll Oub has hired Don Gaynor as its assistant manager to relieve the daily administrative burdens of tireless dub owner/operator Ken Stuart. clfldel bo9tl. narrowly avoidlilg Mftl'al C".,.._ in tbe by DOW very windy and ~ caKtitionl. Before the start there ware four or ftVe green flags and two pnt-ltart pemhiM, one against each team (offletting). USA wdn the start and I believe Led the entire match, giving tbe USA th8Lr second medal of the Games, albeit a bronze. •This is a wonderful tradition and we are pleased to invite the Newport Harbor Outrigger Canoe Clubs to once again participate in this' annual event,• Schielein said. "Outrigger enthusiasts will enjoy watching this sprint race at dose range from the Balboa Bay Club beach. Last year, we had a crowd of over 600 viewing the race and then joining in for a festive evening complete with a luau and dancing.• The Outrigger Canoe Qubs, including both men and women. divisions, include BBC Outrigger No. 1, BBC Outrigger No. 2, Black.ies, lmua Outrigger, Newport Outrigger, Newport Offshore Outrigger and Offshore Among other d1scussions, it appears novice players will also get a financial break to entry the CHOC event. ; Standard entry fees are $50 eer player ($100 per team), but aovice and 3.0 division players are expected to enter the Q>umament at a 60% reduction rate ($20 per player, $40 per team). Novice and 3.0s will still Gaynor won the NCAA doubles title in 1964 for UC Santa Barbara and had been a head pro and director of tennis for 18 years at Riviera Country aub, before briefly moving to Montana, where be owns a ranch. Stuart won the NCAA doubles title in 1966 for Long Beach State. A tired and wet bunch of sailon, race committee and umpires, along with four or five 1V boats. and tbe dQZeJl or so spectatoc.boats. tumed. _ west for one last 4'5-minute run Outrigger. · _ Following the races, a luau buffet dinn~r will be served featuring a •Hawaiian Pit Roasted Pig,• along with other Polynesian entrees accompanied with fruits and Island delicacies, according to BBC's Fran Mulvania home -across Wusaw Sound and up the Wilmington River through the marshlands to the Olympic harbor at the Sheraton. Tickets are available for $25 per person and may be ordered by calling the BCC at 645-5000, ext. 171. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ORANGE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The appllcants listed Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvtduat UPPER NEWPORT BAY •boV• .,. applying 10 lh8 business yet? 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George. 10405 ~2~~.~ING SECTION ~·f5 ~MENDING CHAP· above are applying 1o the wilh the Counly Clerk or d~~~tg~~~~~sp:;.si~i~: Fu Wal In~ .. 9113 Bolsa Orange Counly on 7·5-96 McDaniel Drive, Garden AO OPT RESOLUTION AOMO GRANT FOR NAT Department ol Alcoholic Orange County on 7·15-96 Kingdom 743 Promontory Avenue. Suite 228. West· 1998368872'8 Grove, CA 92640 THE UPDATING OF CITY URAL GAS VEHICLES • ~~~:i~ge~v:~;~ :tell1~3 19983889823 Dr. w .. Newport Beach, CA ~~l~l8fbe~1~:::3 Is con· Daily P1lol August 3, 10, J~1!d ~~~~·,~~iv:~ua~on- RELOCATION GUIDELINES RE c y c LIN 0 s u R· 23RO STREET NEWPORT Dally Pilot August lO, 17• 92660-7357 ducted by· a corporallo 17. 24• l996 Sa638 Have you started doing TO CONFORM TO CUR· CHARGE REFUND. (Re-BEACH, CA 92663 24, 31, 1996. Gloria M. del Rocio Rivera Have yo~ slarted dglng PUBLIC NOTICE business yel? No RENT STATE LAW. quest of Mayor Hedges) For the following type or Sa840 Bernal, 3408 Via Oporto business yel? Yes 6·18·96 James C. George PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE OBITUUY 888 CONl'ORTI Dorothy Fol•om Conforti, died August Ne.IC VlmW 4th, In Sonoma. CA. lllUIORIAL PARK Born January 30, 1912 Cemetery • Mortuary In Dalla, TX. Manted Chapel • Crematory for 68 years, she la •urllVed by her h us-3500 Pacific View Drive band, Michael; three Newport Beech chlldren: Gay, Steve, 944-2700 Vic; thrff grandchl .. --------dren: Christa, Erin, PERCE lllOTHERS Natalle; 1wo bn>th«'a, IEU •ADWAv thr.. •let.,.. Dorothy '' traveled .,, her llfe, Mortuary * Chapel IMng In l..8tln America Cremation at different times. A Newport Beech rffl-110 Broadway dent alnce tti. early Costa Mesa abctlN, ahe wu active 642-9190 In Real Estate • ._ ______ _. She la gr .. tty loved and wtll be m .. Md. A private Memor1al Service will be held. Ag~E~~:N~~ TS AND PUBLIC SAFETY DEPART· License: 41 ON·SALE PUBLIC NOTICE ::~l3 Newport Beach. CA Fu Wal, Inc., Phil Cheng, Flctltloua Busln•H This staloment was filed AMEND AGREEMENT ~ENT. (Request or Mayor BEER AND WINE· EATING This business Is con· President Name Statement wllh lhe County Clerk of-------- WITH SCHAEFERS AMBU· rge1sl N Pub 11th e d New po rl NOTICE OF dueled by· an Individual This slalement was filed The following persons are Orange County on 6-28·96 SELL your used vehicle Clasalned ls..... through' classified LANCE SERVICE INC., AS u b Shed e w Po r I Beach·Costa Mesa Dally APPLICATION TO · with Iha County Clerk ol doing business as: Irvine 19983887992 SECONDARY PROVIDER ~~ac~;~oata 0 Me;:, Dally Pllol August 10, 17, 24, SELL ALCOHOLIC Orange County on 6-21·96 Rooli119, 14781 Oroveview Dally Pilot July 27, August OF EMERGENCY AMBU· 01 ""llusl 1 • 1 'sa639 l996. Sa841 BEVERAGES Overstocked with 19983887257 Ln .. Irvine, CA 92714 3, 10, 17, 1996 Sa634 LANCE TRANSPORTATION JUL 31, 1998 slutt? Daily Pilot July 20, 27, Au-Kenneth Randall Sutton,1----------. SERVICES. Why play Hide 'N To Whom It May Con-A call to gusl 3, 10. 1996. Sa833 11781 Grovevlew ln., Ir· COST SHARING AGREE· Seek wilh chlldcare? Cl if d vine, CA 92714 MENT WITH COUNTY OF Ca 11 CI a a• If I e d cem: The Name(s) of lhe ass ie Buy II. Sell II. Find It. This business Is con· IOdayl 642·5678. ~~~~~~~ II/are: PASTA will hel Cl•Hlfled. Telqrone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNU Mooday ............ Friday 5~ Tuesday .. _ ....... .MoOOay 5~ Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:<X¥n Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thursday 5~ llY .. ID• (714) 642-5678 •YMX (714) 631-6594 (Please include ywr name aod phone number and we'll call you ta-le with a pice quote.) llYM19 OR• ·--· 330 West Bay Street Costa~~ CA92f>ZT OxmdNewpart Bhd ~Bey St CONVENIENT wholher you're buy· __ 6_4_2_·_5_6_7_8 __ Ing, aelllng, or just looking, classified has what you need I CLASSIFIED 942-$978 GI POLICY RENT through classlfted Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reel ass if y, revise or reject any classified advenisement. Please report any err0r that may be in your cl4l$Sified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no lilbilfty for any error in an advenisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. GENERAL 1002 GENERAL 2102 COIONA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiii DEL MAI CORONA 2122 DEL MAI NEWPORT 2122 BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 OOV'T FORl!CLOHD ------ homea tor pennies u"'VIN"' T•OUIU .aOUM. -on S1. Delinquent Tax, ,_ u " 0""011ru1un Repos, REOa. Your Lening Of Renting ............ ..,...lltllllMI Area. 1-800-89&-9n8 yout Property? Call: a ; ; 1 la ....... 1M ~· E x t. H • 1 3 9 8 f o r ·l!xpreee lA••lnr -''* ........ Act If 1111 • current llsllnga. '"::::;1:-a:oo-=::·=·=a.e==7=a=~ RENT ...................... --------·-.......... ..., ,....,.... Buy IL Sell IL Find It. 1,,... ... ., f11Ut .. :1aat1t1 CORONA Cl•Hlflod. through classtned ._. • 1111. _,, r111ti.. DEL MAI 1022 .................. ., ...................... .... _,_.,It,,...,. ,.. • ._.I Sr" • hit • ,, ,,, .... ... -------- lnoredlbl• Value Very pvt, 3bd, fam rm, pool. yard, IHt,000 4818 •urroy. Agent 769-9070. Not yet Dated. ,. ................. . _ ................... --------=:-=~ COSTA MESA 1024 ....................... -~~----- µ c 01 ........... •'•lcle3•Dl2M • u t k h1 ...... 1lt _. hr(fwd noor. lrg yard. •11•1 , c1 AIM 214 CeoH Pl mt,ooo. ...... , • Qe _ ,_ Open hit t•ltNft ~·?!I OCw ..... ~-•'•--NE-WPO--· _l_T __ _ ............ ,.'l!A .. c.s ..... 1.oe.• BOUSE$/ .CONDOS :JO• SAU! 810 CANYON COND09 lalee/1..eHe 341K- l4HK SHOO+ /mo. 2-38' 8rlu 7Sf.1700. •••••••••I Ooeen 1,.. ••• 1 3/br, I .I ba. twnhme, huge 11.-•r 1002 maat«. OW~· ,.......,,_ lt43,IOO. c.a1 7'~2100 .... ,,.. : ...,.,. NMOLOHO ........... pennlN -------: :.::..~~:C. BOUSI!{ : ANa. i.x> ... •n• co~ • lal. H•t 31 l for nuv• • ......,,. . POa UJr1' BIG , CANYON Lowest Price s1n11e level 2 Bedroom, 2 Batli, Den. Oijelaal Owner -=~ 644-52115 ---------- Qumr 1t SBllBNK 2607 1 Palm .l\tf.csa Apartlnents . . . Newport B«ach/Cosca Mna Daily Piloc HUNTINGTON LOST 8r EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT fUJtHITI1ll 6014 NEWPORT . BPCH 2640 FOUND 2925 5530 5530 BEACH 6169 !iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uk• new wood frame· liiiliiiiiiiiii&iiiiiiiliii 1 bd/t ba On golf •••91• mix, two year FUNDRAlalNQ R•NTAL AO•NT studio couch w/tru"" Qre•t O•r••• Sale c 0 u '• • · P • t I 0 • old female, white di•· Account Executive For walk-In rental di•· 2 lnnenprlng 2308 Arbutus, N.e. 5875/mo. 849·3985 mond on brown clrcle $1500/mo. 15 week buatnH1 In Corona mattreHH. Custom Sat. 8-4pm. 8·10 on forehead, w/green a1alYinmen1. 1 ·2yra Del Mar. Must have tailored cover• 6-••aatbluff• collar. Baycre1t area. al a/f cushions. 831·7561 NEWPODT exp n • • undraJ1· Calllornla Real Estate .1ewelr1, .lewelrw. " Hollday{Tradawlnds. Ing. Publlc apHklng UcenH, be able to T••k d••k• gl•H cost jewelry, ceramic BEACH 2669 Please Call 850-4154 ability, prlof no~oflt work wMkenda and over top. 47x30, $150. pie frames, elec iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Her name Is Shilo. • plus. Send resume work on commlulona. Wood utll ahalfa, typewtr, copier, futon * 18,. 1825 * Found Male dog, light to: United Way of O:C. Call Mr. Ring 88x35x12 $35.aa. Sat 9 .3 2 aR 2fA t72S/Up brown w/whlle pawa, 18012 Mltchel.I Ava, 873-4400 Wicker etegere 70xt9, 800 Tuatln Ave I approx. 60 pounds, South, Irvine, CA HARBOR REALTY $40. 080·1258•---------Aelrlg d ahwHher Mosalmo Accesaorlea Incl. 60x30 Pool. No found Tues 8/6 at 92614. Fax 724-3030. R•t•ll S•I•• Upacale ---------Sample Sale l N I N 1 Oh Thoaa Donuts Attention: Human stationary store In MERCHANDISE H b 1•-b all pe 1' 0 &H. 0 se. Newport Blvd/Cabrlllo Resources. EOE. •ts, 0 ... ags. w eta. * 714•545-4855 * COM. P{T, n/nlghta or MISC 6015 Sund1y9am 942·5848 Houaecleenlng Sundays. Aak for • 1821 Holiday Rd • Step• To 8 ••ch FOUND Parakeet flylng Nead Hardworking Manager 975·1010 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (Dover ShorH) !~~.2n~ap~~:.rlx~:ii°::;· In my backyard. man/Women. PT work. Telemelli(ellng 10 GREAT •. DtNNE.R S•t 8 /1 o 8 .2 pm 51100 . 849,5978 Bright yellow/green. Eng/car nee. 545·7350 COPll!R SUPPLll!S RECIPES. Marcy s relrlg, furn, htehld Vicinity of Monte Myatery Shopper• Expanding co. aeaka Home Cookln"'' Send Items, clothos, gomes, OH CANAL Charming, VIiia/Orange, CM.Caii $0.75/tu + Part manager, reorder, $5 + $1 S&H 4229 S. books, luggogo, b"lko sml 1br, big patio, re· to clalm. 631-3964 Time. Now Hiring new account people. Ireland St., Aurora, stuff, and much morol deco, n/pat. ldoal for LOST CAT Siamese For Local Stores. 6am·12Noon Mon-Fri CO 80013. 1948 Port Clarldgo 1 person. S995/month. mix adult neut. male. Free Product•. Top Comm. Great Ulla lncld'd. 650·8145 70498 Seashora/Slst, 1·504-571·5280 Opptyl Call Shelly Murray Lawn.mower.,__ _______ _ 21 In. 3.5 Runs Greatl $100. 842·8533 ON THE WATl!R with NB. Calaract on left Out of Sant• Fe In 8am·1pm 582·0821 panoramic view, 4br eye needa medication. Fashion Island haa Tr•v•I Conault•nt 2.5 ba, 2/car, $3450, Rew•rdl 574·0703. openings for PT/FT Dynamic person for _W_ANT __ E_D ____ _ RENT. through classified SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1996 Put a few words to work for you .. : Call 642-5678. When you're tuned into classified ·f~ you're tuned into your communitlr~:: .,. a1rU ~~ 729·7670 '45tt dock eves sales assoc'•· Hrly+ Jaaclnatlng career. avall. comm+FT benefits. XJnt salary potential. TO BUY 60191---------1---------------------------------- STEPS TO SAND Contact Poppy at: Strong lelaura aalH· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ii Big 3br near eurt PERSONALS 944-5853 person pref. Min. 2 Top Doll.,• Peld years exp. Sabra S 1 5 O O /p e r m o • ••••••••• PIT A9pembl1' trained. Banents. Fax For Records. Jazz, Call Don 729-7183 (mechanical) Must be resume w taalary Sountracks, etc. S T S d C ex per, Eng apkng, history to: 458•2407 Call Mike 845-7505. t•P• o •n ute PERSONALS 3002 ,_nt_•_o __ m_c __ e. __ 9 __ 4_e. ___ 3_2_1_0 •---~-,..----Studio dwnalra In ,-Tutor• p/t HS Chem, --------- IJ!plex. No gar/pets. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PAAT·TIME Bio, Math, Splfnlah/ FRBE TO YOU 6022 Lease $800/mo. Incl Plan For TOMORROW! Do Yo Love BablH1 French. S9·S1 1fhr. utllltles 847·2922 GIFTED PSYCHICS! Nat'I photo co Heks S.O.C. NHd car. 3.2 F O X T E R R I E R WINTER RENTAL 1·900-868-4100 x8157 responsible person to +coll""'" GPA 443-2700 * photograph newborns at ·•· · · PUPPY Free to lovlng Across from beach. S3 .99/per min. 18 + hospltal In Fountain UNIOLOBI! TRAVEL home with yard. 7 B tlful 2BR 2 BA Proc:all Co. 602·954·7420. fu.rna.u51400 6•45_50.36• Valley. flex hours. Entry level position In month old, neuterd. SINGLES Opportunltrl Pleasant environment. No the exciting world of 455·9247 Eve EXCITING PEOPLEI exp nee. For Info call toll travel. Join Unlglobe, 1·900·988-3008 x3733 free Mon·frl 8am-lpm the #1 Franchise. --------- MISCELIANEOUS RENTALS $2.99/per min. 18+ 1-80<>-431·2544 Excellent phone/Inter BUILDING Procell Co. 602·954·7420. --------,..-porsonal akllls, w.ord MATERIALS 6030 ROOMS 2706 F•m•I• n/s, quiet pleasant lrg kit, w/d sn/dck, Aval 9/1 $400mo. COM. 721·9548 N.B. Steps to beach. priv. w/sap. ent. ba, deck. micro, frig, yrly 850-8180 RENTALS TO SHARE 2724 Balbo• I•. seeking roomata to fill lg mas- ter br In 3br apt. Pvt ant./bath. Lg enough for 2. Female pref'd. Call 714-573·2571 Dover Shor•• spa- cious hse, w/pool, bd/ w/ba, fem only, $550. util, n/pat1 673·7092 N.B . Condo 2Br 1 Ba, wfd, parking, n/smk, lomalo. $450/month. Please call 644·t785. RENTALS WANTED 2726 WANT•D 8tudlo/apV lrg patio/ yard. Prof tom, 49, 2 colll••· NB/ COM area. 208-2798. GARAGES FOR RENT 2740 HOTTEST .1,::,14;1,;e., . 1.~9 UVE ........ 1- 900-505-5050 8G0-7 59-4420 818-759-9100 011-591-570.950 20x30 luxury, 4 car apace, storage shelves, panel, carpet. S425/mo 78e>-e020 •••••••• EMPLOYMENT •R•EAL-•E•ST•A•T•E-I EMPLOYMENT 5530 BUSINESS OFFICE FOR RENT 2769 t 1 ,OOO'e Poaelble Reeding Book9 PT. At Home. Toll FrH 1 ·800-898·9778. Ext. CANNERY VILLAGE R-1381 for llatlnga. Attractive 31 at St. -1-1-,-0-0-o-,-.-P.,..-o_•_.•...,lb_I_• office for S730/mo Roy Jackson 873·3733 Typing PT. At Homa. Toll Free ES CM t670 Santa Ana 1-800-898-9778 -Prestigious OtflcH· axt.T·1398 for llstlngs. 300 + tf H . Ulla pd. S 1 1000'• Poaalble ~00. Agt. 875·3889 Typing Part-time Al Npt Blvd near Homa. Toll Fr•• McOonalda Off/retell 1·800-898·9778. Ext. for rent. $950/mo. T-1381 for llatlnga. Owner anxious -,-1-0_0_0_'_a_P.....-o_•_•..,..lb....,-I• Call Don 728·7193 Typln9 PT. Al Home. 1 ·800-898·9778 ext. T-1398 for Uallnga BUSINESS 8r FINANCE Computer Ueer• W•nted Steady Work, Great Pay. Call 1 ·8()().831-8981 Cook lmmed. opening• -1-U-5-1-NES--5-----1 Tap a 'a Restaurant N.8. 788-8184 OPPORTUNITY cuatomer R•l•ttone 2904 MANAGER High Volume Toyota Store. Experience a + Qenerel Bueln••• Great opportunity. Service•, lno. Th• Competellve Salary. #1 bualnea1 counaol· Call Marty Harrison at: Ing franchlH haa 714·722·2000 opportunltl•• In SOUTH co•sr Calllornla avallabla. " Pl•••• Call John Miiia TOYOTA P•rt·tlme office help process Ing • k 111 s iiiiiiiiiiii!!iiiiii~~~iii M·F, 1·8pm. Phones, req'd. areal benefits. computer reports, Ht H.B. nroa. Fax res att: Two Steel Building• appts. Wiii train. Patti 714·890-0282 (1) 40x25 was $5850 Call Pet 438·9885 or call 714·891·8200 wlll sell for $2550. llHSTlllL NODUCIS SILG A Fortune 500 compony hos Immediate openings In the local area. We offer: • S30tc-S40k 1st yr opportunltv •Protected accounts • Emns!w trolnlf9 ol benatlts •No overnight travel • Monogem9'1t opportunities • Repeat business/ tap quollty proOxt:s Aequlrements: • S.lf·Stotter • Stobie woric hlstorv • Outgoing personolltv • Abllltv to develop cust. relotlonshlps. Please contact Angt Colklns. Coll 1•800•677•6242 Of fox resume 310•416e9788 (t) 40x40 wlll sell for W•nt • Job? FT/PT al $4200. In storage, home. Wiii train. Cindi never put up, blue· 884-8081x101 pr 1 n 1 s Inc I u de d . APPllANCES 6011 1·800·292-0111 Grandma's cupboards, kit, gar, etcl tv, dryer, lawnmower, kid stutf S • t ·Sun 9 ·4 114 Apolena Ave. elley behind 612~ Fine art, houseware, books, collectlblea, clothes. exercise equip, Jewelry, ate. COSTA MESA 6124 Ol•nt .a.temllw •el• Sat 8am-4pm 2889 Beker Mesa Verda Clothing, furn & misc. Group G•rag• Sele Sat 8am·2pm 2820 etden Lots of atuffll W••h•r/Dryer Admiral Ht under MOVINO SALE warranty tlll March 97. Everything goes I Xtra lg Capacity. Very Sat 8am wall taken car• of. 278 Bro•dw•Y 1700.obo 842·8533 MOVING SALE Fair@ Fairview SaVSun 8·1. FUDVTfURE 6014 Cltha, plants/pots, ~·u Bonala pwr tools, Dining room t•bl• chrome w/glasa top. 3ex72. 1100.1157-1170. Double •drm Set Headboard, bureau, vanity w/mlrror, end table, S500. 876-2 t 19 mower, kng w/bd, gtasatp pine base dng tbl, antq furn, art work, MOREi 2348 Lit· tleton Clrcle. S•t 8·10 8·3, queen· 'a I z. d c Ith s. t v. bkcase. heater, bad•, GIHa round table w/ m 1 • c ' f u r n 11 u r • · black marble base, 2019 Paloma 1 blk 4 chairs, xlnt condl from lrvlne, between $400. 048·2202 2oth/Holldew ---.....----..,...,.--••t 8110 8-4pm, baby To place an ad In Items, awing, axaraau· ClaHlned Call 842•9978, cer, pr1bl crib, gtrla 1-soo-583-e1e1, x2438 -0-R-IVE--R/R-O_U_T~E~ .-------------....... Medlc•llD•nt•• ......... _ 'A. <JcmA....1 .... •-r1 cltha, hHhld llama 1 t 84 Bolae We1' aso.tt9a Biiiing work at home Routt..... wn •• , •• g; w-.IUUllU on your compular. & Strvlctl ~ rt.vr IMldn9...,., contrtbutOrt wtlh ProcHalng Insurance to cover lh• Orange tilliOlllntjOUmlllm ... ~IOI. '"""**- clalme. Invest from county ., .. for carpet °'*"'9-Ml'9t ~ Ol9ll • OrMga ~ $2995. ~lnanclng avall care equipment ·and a-:1'1 COllSIOI· .....,. .., 'Mtllng ..,._ '°' FrM seminar A Info products. ouilea: P.O.Bolc2929~~CAm58 •MO 1400-890-44'7 ••Mee eldatlng retail Of fell ., PAY MONI ROUTE :!tor::::;..:_•v~~: ._ ____ _. .... _.....,,....., _____ .. 31 L.oeel a !slab lhH l'lav• mecttanlcal aptlo Earn'UO to 11500 wkly tude a aood SMQPI• • 1~1...,..810 •klll1. t!xparlenc• VIN~: LUy Man'• hefpful, but .,tit tral.n. ~ ,..,, Hout• -Oood OMVR required: Bia ... Wiii .... .E""P· •bl• to P•H druo t ~oo.aso-3•3 acr .. nlng/phyalcal. Mptyto: RUG DOCTOR 12407 llaUaon 14.v•, ate n-o WMUet,Ca IOeoe f'u praf:3to.M14111 °' call•IOC).HS.Oll71 10. liTONLY8·3 Bunkbeda, draaaera, dishwasher, filing cab- inet, women/glrla ctothff, toys, spOrta equipment and morel 594 Grand Haven Cir P•ul•rlno/Ludlne• ton •8AT0Nt..Yt• loaQel' Stotler, chalra, children• cloth ... toya, couch, tal>f••· more tumltura, and ptenty of odd• and enda. Come Sa•t &Ht ConteU ~. 8a ... 3pM KIWPOlT UACJI •111 a .•. 1 ....... ... ~Wpn\Toellll turft~a{ftloel ltO ... ,.. .................. .......... ... .... • t Y&tlLA • STARTING ANEW • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Legal Department at the Daily Pilot is pleased to announce a new service now available to new businesses. ~ wiU now SEARCH the name for you at no extra charge, and saw you the time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, after the search is compktul Wt wiU file your fictitious business na7m statement with the Gnmty Clerk, publish once a week for four weeks as rtquired by law and then file your proof of publication with the County Clerk. \" Please stop by to file your fictitious business statmzmt at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop by, please caO us at (714) 642-4321 and Wt will make arrangements far you to handle this procedurt by mail If you should have any farther questions, please caO us and Wt! wiU be mort tJ:an .#dw~~~"· Dan~=~jPnot NEWl'llllT llEACl ¥1S1.A MESA • • ----·····------------------ Run your ad in the Newport Beach . Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with you.r credit card # or mail it in with a c~eck to®vl Run for a w-8ekl lf'1 ~r car does not Sell we'll run it far another~ FReEI Al for $10• D YES,SELL ~y CAR City Zip Phone Credit Cord DWC. DVISA DAM X -----~- Moil To· OAA.Y N.OT 330. W lay Shit, C-Miio. CA 92621 (114160..5611 Cl' MX C1J 41 63 I"""' ~"-"o+I ,.,... 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Q, l I Jia South, vulnerable, .JOU bold': •KQJU OAK OX QI .Slot What ie your openlna bid? Q. t · Both vulnerable, u South you hold: 6AI t1KQ'71 ot MQ10t64 \ The bidding hu proceeded: 80l11'11 WEST NOBTll BAST l• P.-10 P .. T What do you bid now? Q. 3 • Neither vulnerable, aa South you hold: UK t1A7tl41 094 MKI The biddin~roceeded: 8011111 NORTH 1<:1 p-l• 1 What do you bid now? BAST p._ Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, aa South you bold: 4A tlA Q II 01u•u MK 8S Partne\o opena the bidding with one spade. What do you reapond? Q. 5 • Ila South, vulnerable, you hold: 6lOI t1A948 0781 •96'8 Partner opens the bidding with two no bump. What do you respond? Q. 8 • Both vulnerable, ae South you bold: •K 10 87 t <:7K Q U OQ t ~ 10 Partner open• the bidding with one no trump. What do you reepond? ----------- 14' Udo & Trallet' ClllftOLIT 8045 MEICIDES 9130 ''78 •L 31K. • • xlnt cond, new cu«om ,90 C"-"r Lutnlna Wht, cutt Int. aunrf;" . cover. Trailer road bt 8CV1 aut 91 ,98 ••Rc•D•• xlnt cond. seooo. Ort ready. •tooo "4-2080 P::::er every~hln:i COUP• aoo a• aa.reol 898-0410- 2i' irlokaon New Fully loaded, 92k ml Good cond. $10,000.1-------------- bottom' pal11t, motor 16200. 79 ... eoe 7144a1·7MS llJSC. AUTO 9245'111 $5000 or trade for car. 1 ... llllliiii!lil!~~il!iiiii truck or older wllaler? ' e • M • r o • d • • 1e 873-8719 or.845-1144 CHRYSLER 9050 280SL Conv, whhe/ .. az•D CARS from .. Hunt. Harbor Marina ••lii••lii•lif 4281 Watne< AV• H.B. '88 Chrval•r 8/30/90, 11 am. Uen Le Baron Conv Bur· navy Int. +apd/atlck. I 178. Porachea, $13.ooo/obo Cadlllaca, Chevy•, Oree, 720"°988 BMW's, Corvettea. Look for anawen on Monday. tale. 1982 34' Jetta. gundy W/l.thr Int., auto. "'"'•7"""'6,...a"'"i"""o..,.l,.L.---- CF0551CF. Hln#3477. SIOK ml. Xlnt cond. ConverUbl• 2-Topa Aleo JHp•. 4W0'•·. Your Ar••· toll Free 1.eoo-t198·9778 ext. 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AC, FP, It. th• resource lru BOATS 7011 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 6169 BEACH 616 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sat 8am-4pm S a t 9·1 maple desk/ Wool Indian rug. Mexl· dresser. misc ltemsl can rug, designer 2083 Port Provence Pl 13' Zodiac Mark II/GT 3hp Suz. Fresh water. Acces. S2.9k 675-4090 jeans, Antique Mother 1-P-O_WE ____ R ___ B_O_A ___ T_S ___ _ of Pearl. Leather •••••••• bags. KPX printer. 7012 Roller blades, 2pr w/ TRANSP.QRTATION all protectors. Antique liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• labels, Elec dryer, mint cond. Akal cass 0 th ? deck. Designer jeans. n 8 move 242e, 242a, 2430 Sell your extra . Unlveralty Dr. (Off Irvin• Av•) household Buy 11. Sell 11. Find 11. items '28 Apollo 11 tt beam, dual cntrls, fly brdg, sips six, head w/ahwr. galley, twin 228, mere engs, outriggers baft tank, swim step, elec wench, Newport slip. $24,000. or trade for can count on to aell a whether you're buy-anchors, 9.8 marln• CC. AM/FM Stereo, nUCRS 9220 ""'1 c~unt ,on to ·~ • myriad of merchan-Sell your extra Ing, selling, or juat ob long ahett, Vhf, $5,500 854-7041 :Y~ • lte~• ~=aif.'; ,.dlse ltema, because household looking, claHlfled has new Inn. 87&-0892. '84 Explorer Exe C:r colum~• com.,•I our column• compel items whact yLAou5n5e1e:~ED 40' Mooring cond. 12K mllH. 2· '70 Ford 1/2 Ton p/u qualified buyers to qualified buyers to 842 15878 South Sid• Balboa wheel drive. Power, 300, 8-cyf, auto t.rana, calll cam 842•5878 in Classified • Island, Near Coral Ave leather Hate. $19,500/ Xlnt work truck. 842·5878 S12,900 721-0891 obo. 310-5111·11524 $1500/0 8 0 . 723·1504.1--.....-----..,.. .... I'-------~~-'-~------_.. __________ ,__ _____________ __ .,,T e Buyer's Mar et" V'6heck your shopp.ing list off by stopping in today at any . one of ~ese local Orange County Auto Dealers! ''Buy, 'Le.ase or Browse'' nge Coun~'s Auto Deakrs are Number One in Customer Satisfaction SADDL•BACK ~ ·e · ~ ·-..... 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TOYOTA PICKUP ,.., ....... a.-n tiiii ALL NEW '96 TERCELS s59MO 24 MONTHS Model #1301 24 month clo6ed end leeM. $1,499 + S500 rebate down+ flfst pmt, lt<st yr lie & deposit Total drtve off $2,032 49 + $500 rebate TOia! of pmts ts $1.525 68 Residual 1s $7,602 21 S12,000mi •99 CAMRY DX SEDANS SOUTH COAST TOYOTA -~nr~-"4~ 'llDODQI 'ti CMIVllOLIT IMQIO DYIAITY CAMIOlll . • •• 41.K.pt,,.. .. ar, ... pcl, ..... ».IC."''*' .. --. ""'YCllM. ---&•~ '1111 "'iiii~ lf73l2D4) 'tlll 'ti TOYOTA .. 1 llOmA 'MFRlCUIW 'MIAIUI ._,_ CAmlrLI ·--TMCa lllCl(.up ~IL ~-&"lllt&llJ.llt .. ...... ll .... ,.. .... ~"'~----.... ~·--~ '1811 -•nf~ ti iii ' .......... ---~--------------·· --.. .... -------------- THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES •AUGUST 10-16, 1996 . .. . . IRVINE COVE • ... ( Cover. .. Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estate Services Map 22. Coldwell Banku Newport Boch 36. Cout Newport Propttties Metro Realty 23. Coldwell Banka Newport Buch 37. Cout Newport l'Topatin Metr.o lln.Jty -2A. CoWw.dl Banka Newport Beach .31. Cout Newport Propertin :=:-!.-S~.:;..~~ :~rn- ::: 28. ~:.b:!...°=deoflal :. ~~=~ Remax 29. GNbb If 61.Ht lletldatial 44. Cout Newpon ~ C-nay VU1-ge Rulty Real EtUte Snvbt 45. Cout Newport Ptopettin Harbor Rutty 30. Grwbb • lllli9 llnldentlal 46. Cout Newport Propfttin Balboa hland batty llul !It.at. Senkff 47· Cout Newport Propatin The Prudmtlal·Jon Douglat Co. 3L Grubb fr Elllt RmdmbaJ 48· Cout Newport Ptoj>ertia The Prudential·Jon Douglas Co. Real Ettate Servka 49· Cout Newport Propmin The Pradentlal·Jon Ooo·•~ Co. 32. Grubb fr EIU. Raldentlal 50. COMt NllWPOft hopntin -51. 1t..,Rnlty The Pradentlal·Jon Douglas Co. Real l!ttate Scnka 51. CoYtt Home Stcny C.Oldw&ll e.nkn Newport Beech 33. Grubb fr BllJt R•lclentlal 53. Mortpge Loan Specialist Coldwell lanker Newport teach Real Ett.t• Senbe N. Open Koaee Gulae/Mcntgage Rttee I ti After 3 0 years of sin~le ownership, this classic custom home is now available to the buyer who understands the value of this unique location adjacent to Galaxy Park. Over Pre-Construction Opporronity 120 feet on view side of C'n1laxy Drive overlooks upper 1--;...,;,_--------....:....0.---_, Newport Bay. Featuring elegant living room, large formal dining room, and gorgeous master suite with fireplace -all principal rooms have spectacular views. $995,000 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Linda Silver 645-3636 645-6642 METRO i~ f A L T v Environmentalist's paradise OPEN HOUSE Sunday Aug 11th I p.m. -5 p.m. Meet The Builder & Architect Keith Dudley (71 4) 729-1651 METRO Upper Newport Bay is a natural habitat for rare b~. plant life and fi sh. The purpose of the reserve is to protect the fragile ecosystem of the Back Bay. Pictured above is the exquisite Upper Newport Bay view from the 124-foot- wide backyard. nie home has both torma1 and casuat Corona del Mar townhouse entertaining areas, and all arc oriented toward the view. Front townhouse with two bedrooms and two and one- Additiooal amenities are three bedroom suites, three half baths has had many upgrades. Amenities include f~ mld a Sun.room with French doors opening to a Sherwood shutters hardwood flooring and I b formal garden. ~ ~tely French "'.gcncy architecture landscaping. Locat~ in the villa c of eoro.:;.s dcl u __ featuret volume oeilings and a classio.graod ball entry. 'The &1 • •YIAll. location adjacent ~Galaxy Park whichJw more than soo Blocks to the beach. Close to Fashion Island, libraries feet of street frontage further enhances clis fabulous and parts. Offered at $379.000. propeey. p,,, ""'" llt/OTfNllJoa, call DanWl Pala of Metro For 111on Ut/Olflllllio11, cbll Lhlllll. Sil,_,. of M«ro R..it,, 5 Corpo"* floa, Newpon Ba1e1&, (114) 120.. R,a/Jy, S CoTpOl'tlU f'llu.o., Newport Be«la, (114) US.. 9422. 3636 or (114) Us.4U2. ' ' . -~---. . ... ... ._ -. --.. ... -.. --..... --. .. .. . . - "•" .. . . ····-·· 4092 Square Feet fume · 5 Bedrooms Pim Office (6th Bedroom) 5 1/2 Bathrooms 3 Car Oversized Garagt: Approx. 10450 Sq. Ft. Cornn Lot Premium Cul-de-sac Loca11on Still lime To Pick Your Fin i,he, ... Pre-Construction Opportunity Offered at ... $995,000 CC>aONA DU MA& Look •t this pOOe b 4IA lM GOndol C&th cell, fplc. JooNI DR. I Ill I BA doWn. ........... $-.- PE.NINSUIA POINr DrllrNldc ~ bly ¥lew tern alder res w/Q. frorGgoe. Loe value. ~ b ....... UM,000 CORONA DU. MA& DmnMk &. ne1r-new w/38l 5Ute. Gorgeous kit. w/WiUIO, root dt\d, 2-at p. .............. SSJOMO UDOISU GieK meet to street loc. Huge MBR downstrs. 2 WI'! 1g Ill\. decl ~ So pldo .... sm.- UDOISU. 58 ft. lot. great loc.ldon, '8R. 3BA. sing~ ~et w/l.vge So. p.tllo. Pt.ns ror 2nd stocy .. $619.000 COSTA Ml.SA SBR 2.75 BA wttti 'Ila downsUiis Including 2nd MllR. Pl1de ol owne'f5hlp aJel.. ................ $219,900 ~ can help make the tliffe1-ence in your lift! CORONA DEL MAR SOUTHOFPCH Mediterranean 5 year new 3 bedroom townhome. Formal dining room, la'K! living room with vaulted ceilings and fireplace. Master suite with fireplace and Mck with spa. ROBYN SFARS $359,000 OCEANSIDE EMERALD BAY Homesiu first time on the market in 40 years. Fantastic views, exceli.enr building potential BILL DOLBY $795,000 WW DOWN AND MOTIVATED Immaculate newer Townhome. Largest plan - 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, with fireplace. WiU uU! "Subject to" Less than I 0% down. DUSTY HARRIS $259,000 MARVEWUS FEATURES! Upgrnkd 3 bedroom with new carpet.1 Freshly painted. Large Lu.sh privall backyard. RV access parking. JACK GIFFORD $164,500 NEWPORT COAST Prime k>t -over 14, 000 sq.ft. Owner motivated and mUJt sell! Call far an appomtment. ESTIIERYANK TERRJFIC FAMILY HOME! Spi.endrd uparau family room! Formal dining. I Spectal d~n. !mule laundry. JACK GIFFORD $159,500 MESA VERDE BEAUTY WonMrjUI 3 bedroom (was a 4 Bdnn. now with giant master) on cozy quiet cui-M-sac. large grassy yard with spa.' Berber carpet, vaulted ceilings. etc. ROBIN TENCH $249,000 CORONA DEL MAR Cute 2 bedroom, 1 bath cottage in Corona, Ml Mar. Hardwood floors, FP Mtached DBL car garage. Ju.st Ii.sud. • KATHLEEN McNAMEE $319,000 GORGEOUS REMODEL 3 or 4 bedroom and 3 baths. luxuriQus Master mite. Cump~ly rmwtkled with French doon, tinted windotm and exmz spat:Wus rr><»ns. Family ro<»n, .fomuU dining room and sparltling pool PHYUJS CLARK $329,000 SPACIOUS ULTRA MODERN Across from upper Newport Bay. Huge Master suite. WOod floored, family room. Steps f() poo4 spa, and tennis. MAXINE GOLDEN $229,500 • FABULOUS EMERALD BAY Emmlld ~ contmrpomry lilu nrw. F.xtmsiw UH of K'""!niu. 5 bcdroomJ, 4 5 baths with Omm, &arh awl Canyon Vil"Uls. l«auti 111 the end of a pri1111u cul--<k-sac. Ewry amenity. CJJ 49'1-7475 Bill Dolby $2.395,000 GATED NEWPORT COMMUNilY! Newer 4 brdroom, J bath homr 1111th pri1111u Spa and \flarcrfall lush '4""1capint,. privatr patio. Kirrhm with crnter uland. Family room, Livmi Room rmd MtUter with firrplam. 3 Ctr iamgt' and morr. Owner may ra'T}! CtO 760-5000 ext. 112 Diana ProHcr $498,000 .. NEW ON MARKET Nrwporr Brarh p1rrurc prrfrrr rrmodrl on quut prrrry cu/- dr-sar. lmmarulau homr ul/lh umply benu11fol largr 101 wuh a "rounrry frrf" CJl 760-5000 ext. I J I Robln Tench $375,000 ' An lntern•tlon•I ·Company 76();-5000 hppt.J1"911NU111nk.com FABULOUS VIEW!! An absolute "Must Stt~ .. ti'" 4 ~"" 4.5 bd.th, bcau11fol hom,. was built for family mtnuiniftK ... ilN IJ>«tM"Ular H.J.r 11nd Cuy l11h11 view pa on tzNI Off Wi.th wn-1800 sq.fl. of dcdtmt to m1oy if from. CJJ 760-5000.-lW/39 BiU and Donna Web.tu $1 ,190,000 PANORAMIC VIEWS "ABOVE 11iE HARBOR" tks1p<ri home J bctlroo,,,/officc ~ 3 /Mthr. Enhtznud "11/. Frrirch lmwronr. b'4clt pnuc, fa"" finuhn, nm~d ban mm Ddia Delgado CJJ 760-5000 at. J J J $489.000 An International Company 760-5000 hppt.Jremullnk.oom A RA.RE FIND IN DOVER. SHORES A fit/nMus '4rzr J.1 owr 12.600 "I.ft. RnruttkkJ 6 /Mboom, 5 /Mth "'°"" with sq>11~ pat holflU llllli llUw of tlN b«lt bay. A "1rzr howu with IMJCim11m lfHl't• illliM 11nJ out. CU/ 760-5()()() ca. 136 Jane Sungaila $899,000 &11#/ifiJ 4 ktlrHm, 4 Mm fam,:Z,,'-"" with "'rt' ltonus room lfNi fllllfi/y ,_,,,. Bl'llnJ MW Jtj unrlJ tmUT i.iJJinJ. f"U'iU ~11111WJ, F11b-uro rrfrit· Phu 0'1rtl lllrt' "'"' with pool, IJNl 11Ni vin4A. CU/ 760-5()()() at. 113 $875,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX Grur tillplct -tx«/Jnt J.taU,.. NtWT 11 ~ 2 W..,,. llNi I Mltw,,, am with Prtftr· LA-"'1 ~ CJJ for Jn.iJs. c.JI 760-5000.,,. 116 HARBOR VIEW HJLLS INVESTORS WINDFALL Grr111 vkws of 0«11n, "'1y 11114 F1Uhion lsillnd. F1tnt1Utk ttmtmtporllry fo>or pun on hut< lot. Pnf«t for rmov111ion. Ownn'J nuwint n1of114/e, Wllnt it"'"' toi/ay. ,,,u M11rlt's Hotli~. (For Prr-rr<orrkti tktaikJ infomation) CU/ (8()(}) 51()..2005 <:Mk 15006 Mark Addich $479,000 FABULOUS BAYVIEW Grr11t location on "6'f' <0m<r lot. Hom< h111 bun rrmomkJ with lllrzr 2nJ story~ 4 bedrooms, J b111hs 11nJ family room. Just """'tti!! Ski $420,000 ... TWO BEACH COTTAGES Just sups to Bit Coro1111 &«-h ... 2 tttijaunt /'/"f>"!ia fer wk with shmnint vinus! Build nnu or "mtHbt Cnll for tkt11ils. CU/ 760-5000 at. 126 DECORATOR PERFECT ~ nw sm, "-"" witb Clm'll lillint ,..,,, llNi Jtitchni #p#llin •ff 1'lllllln'. Pr.ftssi.NllJy '6Nlsc11PtJ wiJb ,_, spll! Evny llMnlitJ. $319,000 we can help make the difference in · your lift! BUILDER CWSE OUT 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, vaulkd ceilings, big bacltyards, 2 car garage, only 4 lefi. M ust &U! PATRICK KNAPP $189,900 JUST REDUCED Grill curb appeal puts thi.s big 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath homr in lJaycrert 'i4bovt the Crowd" Upgradn throughout. Mniculowly landscaped with privau pool and patio. DIANA CAPPEL BREATHTAKING VIEWS! Ocean, Harbor, Coastline and City Light views. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths. 3 jirqJlaces. Pool Cr Sauna. Spyglass Best.1 JULIA LIAO $1,095,000 BANK OWNED Very cute 3 bedroom, 1 !4 bath home. Niu neighborhood. Frtsh paint, new carpeting, large yard and 2 car garage. JACKIE HANDLEMAN $144,900 OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5 Upper Newport Bay. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, /meed Pool on an oversiud lot. ltkal for family. 2313 LI Litul. PL, Newport &4Cb J.D. CALLAGHAN $429,500 HARBOR VIEW HOMES CusUJm tksigned for the 90's life styk. 4 bedroom, 3 bath Monugo with gourmet kitchen, family room, and patio with ga.ubo. A must see! E'LYNNE ALLEN $875,000 ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME Custom masonry and Stone Tudor. Separate guest quarters. Electric gates. Exquisite quality throughout. Beautifal views. JOAN BURKE $1,675,000 CO STA MESA DUPLEX Eastsitk 2 bedroom, 1 bath each with private yards and garage. ROBERT MlLUKE.N $229,000 O CEANFRONT LOT! Build your drtam ho77U! Enjoy summn sunsets anJ crashing waves! milk to pin. shops mui mtaurants. DIANA PROSSER $634,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA ·eamul Cottagr-_ m ust see this "'1rlinf, 2 bed- room. Everything new. •Uzn,u/ Style jloiwr g11rrim~ RITA WADE $239,000 -. CostaMaa Pristine 3 Bdrm townhome on quiet street! Sharp fam . kitchen. Lg patio. Spacious Master ste. OVer 17 ?'ears ~eriena JJ.fo"B tk Coast 'Bro~ 'J{pmea to !R.f,l'M~1la{[ of '.Jame 760-5000 x131 'lf.l./!M~Soutfi Coun <Mr S.000 S4J!'O!"f (ml Exceptional custom built 4BR with stunning views o( the Back Bay and city lights. Fabulous Ooor plan w/huge upstairs Bonus and Game Room FIT FOR A KING! C.OUrtyard pool plus rear yard spa. GATED mrRY/3 car garage. Jl,250,000 Conmg 4d Mg t1ll4a Total remodel w/ a I~ master suite & office. 3 ftttplaces, 2 p.1tio's and a gorgeous yard! 512 Marigold $539,000 Omm Sffk o.{PCll In Conmq 4<1 Mqr 38R 28A, private spa, enclosed yard. Rall«WI $469,0001 S"'4Slrbq MJftt umt l'kw.tl Elegant, but cozy 4BR w/pool & French doors galore! Bring us an offer! $725,000 N(Wf9r1 Etmdly BerM 48R. 2.S BA w/ 2 fireplaces. Great family room. Pool &. \p.1. Immaculate. 1512 AaJta $499,000 NCWIPC"1 Beads Stmll Wonderful 3 BR on latge lot wf beautiful yard. Gorgeous street. Just listed! $425,000 I (\ Bob & Dovie Koop Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr. Call the Koop team! 760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580 Two Ocean Front Lots at Big Corona Beach Grett location ocean side of PCH, 1dor- 1ble, remodeled 2 bedroom+ den house, eAtcnaive use of bleached knouy pine, plu11largc: l bdr apL one block to beach. $585,000 BobKoo ,Sr.orJr. A Harbor Pointe View Home 3,700 Squue fL custom quality home, arac belutifuUy landlClped yard, g11ed conunwijty, loll of m1rble, 4 bdrm, 3 b1th, 3 Cir gu. $5,000 per monlh Bob Koo Sr. or r. OLD C.D.M. DUPLEX Two very cute Two bedroom,~ beth unita on 1 quia trco lined atrcd, w.tk to Five C10wns, Bia Coren• Ii lhoppift&. $425,000 Bob Koo ,Sr.or Jr. Fabulous C.D.M. location localed on 1 priv1lC ptcd lt1'Cc:l at Big Coron• belch with the most incn:d- ible mouth of the harbor, ocean and Cat1l- in1 views you e1n im1ginc. Pncc includes the pl1ns, owner has completed the foun - d1tions, dnveways, sewer plumbing 1nd elccuical. Steal these lots! $790,000 & $7 40,000 Bob Koop, Sr. IRVINE TERRACE Highly upgraded, 3 bdr, 2 bath, large lot, French doors, skyllght, we1 bar, bleached oak floors, Jou of tile & used bnck $444,900 Bob Koop, Sr.or Jr. Elpanded 3 bdr, 2-5 b1th + den, fonn1I dinin&, lwo firq>laca, two e1r gar, Ju&h landac1pe, pool 4 sp~. g1ted belches. $495,000 BobKoop,Sr.orJr. COST A MESA FIXER Larae R-2 Lo& ASSUMABLE $14J,OOO FIRST T.D. E~sung house on 1n eun large lot, price 111cludes pl•ns for two larae townhomea. Seller mot.ivtted! $1S9m BobKoo ,Sr.orJr. BAY FR ONT UNITS F1bulous harbor view; while sandy beaches. Rlre opportunity lo own four b1y frcnl units on Nowpon ll1rbor. $725,000 Bob 'Koo Sr.or Jr. NEWPORT BEACH 760-5000 Ext.128 . .._ ......... . Oj Robyn .Mkn-Sears ~ Re/Max Hall of Fame Direct Line: 640-2677 . ....... lBE0/3.SM townhomel'1 like a h<>Uset 'Ull!l- slab granite •'- floors. l Mrwsl. IONUS ROOM! Gourmet ~-.,.._lh•tlng area, fonnal dining .--. """1 room with custom fi~ prolmk>oally landscaped Gfillt Ocun viewi! 10 a.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview MLS Book dellv&fY oftlf•1 ...... 11 S 8:45 a.m .. Community Relotlons Committee meeting 6 8:45 o .m., Afflllote Committee meeting 2 -4 p.m., COMPASS Beginner course 7 l -4 p.m .. Agency 9 o.m. -noon. Ethics 9 10 o.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview 12 9 o.m., MLS Committee meeting 1• 10 o.m .. BORPAC Trustees meeting 1 -4 p .m .. Envlronmental Hozords 9 o.m. -noon. Understanding the R.E. Contract 15 9 o.m .. Grievance Committee meeting 16 21 22 23 28 9 o .m. -noon, COMPASS AdVonced course 10 o.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview 2 -5 p.m .• Internet class l -4 p.m .• Probate 9 o.m. -noon -AppralsoJ 9 -11 o.m .. COMPASS ~ COUM 10 o.m. -2 p .m .. Broker Preview 10 a .m. -1 p .m ., Seminar. Disclosure fa< Common Envlronmental Hazards, taught by Attomey Bert Cook 1 -4 p .m., Folr Hous1rQ I Arcrutecturally magnificent wirh lavish cabinetry & marble. new dock for large yacht. Spacious open Ooorplan by Jim Caldwell. CONSTRUCTED BY CANNERY VILLAGE REALTY 1430 Wes t Bay $2,199,000 Call Russ Fluter 673-3777 Take advaniage of this great bayfront tri-pleit with bay and ocean views. This propeny makes a great investment or tum it inro a single family residence and enjoy the sunset as the boats go by. $995,000 Call Chris Brigandi 673-3777 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Prime boardwalk location, whire warer view~. best swimming beach. All new pa.inr. carpet. floors and window tl'C<ltrnenri .. $725,000 Call Chris Brigandi 673-3777 3 bedroom, 2 bath home situated 011 approit. 40it92 ft. IOI. Sunser and Catalina views. prime location! Serene and private-localed on Balboa Penin~ula Point $1,350,000 Call Day na Pettit 673-3777 or page @ 651-4610 NEW CUSTOM BAYFRONT To be built in Corona del Mar. Highest qualiry home over 5,000 square feet. Ovcrsiud bayfronr patio and large boar docks that will accommodare two boats. ' $2,599,000 Call Russ Fluter/Chris Brigandi 673-3777 • Must see. This lovely, spacious 3bd. 2.Sba home in this quality comm. is situated on ideal COl'llCf' lot just one block fn>m the beach. Enjoy a large family &: hving room wlfircplaccs & relax in your pnvate jacuzzi and sauna. The hideaway patio complete w/fish pond is quier and inviting $849,000 Call Dayna Pettit 673-3777 or age @ 651-4610 Small offices for lease at the Newport Beach pier. $500/mo. each Call Russ Fluter 673-3777 .. -. Magnificent Home or Duplex • Exquisite 5 Br Home • Elegantly Decorated • Showased in '94 COM Home Tour $895,000 Call Alice Brownell @675-9585 Charm Of The Island! • Impeccable 2 Br. 2 Ba Cottage • A Darling Home •Custom Built 1990 $635,000 C4.ll Walter Mitchell @588-3083 Gorgeous Penthouse • Huge 2 Br. 2 Bath Penthouse Condo • Cathedral Ceilings. • An Excellent Value Ozll Walter Mitchell @588-3083 • Stunning Catalina -SuNN at Bay V'.ews • Rattly Offettd 3 Br • Custoa\ Decorated $399,000 QUI Walter Mitchell 0588-3083 Quaint Balboa Island Duplex • Immaculate 2 Br Cottage + Newer 2 Br. Apt. Each With Priv. Garage 0111 Alice Brownell • @675-9585 live In\One, Rent 1lie Other! • Excellent Location Oose To South Bay • 2 Large 3 Br Units • Creal hlCOme!! $759,000 Expansive Ocean Views • Largest 2 Br Model •Vaulted Ceiling. Skylights, Marble Entry, Bleached Oak Cabinetries & More $299,000 01ll Walter Mitchdl 0588-3083 Versailles UU Tour"' Model • 2 ~r Bedrooms • Well Located • Quid le Sunny • Excellent Condition $199)888 $174,000 c..Jl Walter Mitchdl 0588-3083 Versailles Ocean &t Harbor Views • Hlghly Desi.Table 2 Master Floorplan • White 1iled Flooring In Entry & Kitchen. Mirrors & Celling Fan • BeautifulJy Maintained Gated Community With Pool & Spa $179,000 Call Walter Mitchell @ 588-3083 Nnuport &lch Island Living At Its BesU • Brand New Family Home or Duplex • Excellent Locabon • Gorgeous Luxury Amenities $895,000 0111 Alice Brownell @675-9585 SUMMER RENTAL • Wallong Distance To Peninsula Point & Ferry • 3-Story • 5 Br • Pnvate Pier • Your Own Sandy Sch Gorgeous View Of Back Bay • 3 Br & 2.5 Bath • Large Master • Granite Wet Bar • Built-In Ent. Cntr. $462,000 C4.ll Laum Collins 0509-8923 One-Of-A·Kind Penthouse •Ved:U~.,2 Ba Pen • Quality Deco.- • Na Fountain v~ $189,000 C4.ll Walter Mitchell 0588-3083 tBfllf $769.000 Sun 1 ·5 4 M1rado1 S389.000 Sun 1·5 S569 000 Sal 1-5 IEWNI[ IEACll lfilWBT 6708 W Oceanfronl Sl.225.000 Sun 1-5 34 Hillsdale Or $679 ()()() Sun 1 30-5 J Mailreld 17 Sea Cove Lane SS65,000 Sun 2-5 111..&AllJIJI llEWl'lNf [ &llfll 5 Aries Cour1 $239.000 Sun 1-5 B Chambers 1 Rue Chaleau Royale $876.000 Sun 1·4 V Saxlon 12 Kamall1 Cour1 $227,000 Sun 1·5 J Howe 4 Rue 011auv1lle $1 795 ()()() Sun 1·5 J Malher 14 Kamalii Court $239.000 Sun 1-5 J Hov.e &DRO#A DEL MAR 26 Encore Cour1 $239.000 Son 1-5 B. Chambers 707 Avacado $179,500 Sun 1·5 0 Johnson T1fSWllBT 753 Avacado $229 000 Sun 1·5 o Johnson 4 Auvergne $234,900 Sun 1-3 M Cole 503 Poppy $457 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 N Barley 10 Auvergne $214,900 Sun 1-3 M Cole £'tllmA. /RtlU/fJS 1.lft'.Mf 60!I Seaward $775.000 Sun 2·5 M Jones 6 T rvoll Cour1 $224,500 Son 1·5 ' E Escano IJIMA llllBES lll'nflla. tolfR $679.000 Sal 1·5 A Zarnonegar $679 000 Sun 1·5 c~ 16 llan~lo $479,000 Sun 2·5 $830.000 Sat/StJn 1 ·5 S Millman $699.000 Sun 1·5 S Luby 1-5 $429,000 Sun 1-4 J Oabo11 $274,999 Sun 1·5 B Ams~ler -...._ ___ --_________________ ... • This 1s the most sought after floorplaii All one level. no stairs 3 bedroom. 3 5 bath. large patio with spa Guard-gated luxury• THE LOT-THE LOCATION-THE SIZE-THE PLACE Grand remodel and expansion of the brgcst Port Street floor plan, expanded to over J,200 sq.ft. Pool, all new windows and doors, added library, exercise room and new entry. And just 3 minutes to die school. TENNIS PIAYER!S DREAM Somerset Mocld. Not quite in your own back yard but bow about 3 doors away and 9emced by your ddgbbOn? Community tunis, pool and spa is indeed just steps away. All new kitchcu. too. Gnat~ &om upstairs. Best price. . $S49 ,000 Pcwto6no MocleL With the wne proDJnity to that tennis CJOU!'l-just stepS away. Tb.is Pono6.no has the eoc.loled breezefty, all new ·windows, upgraded IOtcbcn tile and a~, two &mily rooms, 3~ baths. Sd1er bas~ $S79,000 WALK TO WORK IN NEWPORT CENTER Nat to ~ Gardens, just a short walk to Design Plar.a, Medical Plau, or Corpontc Plaza in N~ Center, ~ loCatcd IDr &mily and the pro£csmoaJ. It is situated oo an inside lot Uld my from tnffic. and lW the added security of the ptcd community. Also, a 3 car garage, huge master suite, guest quarters downstairs, and sun room for enjoying t!i~ morning sun. $759,000 LEASE Lease with View. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, large master suite, bright kitchen, dote to pool, spa, and tennis court. $2,700 mo. TWO ONGS Gerrv& C~ta 640-5664 ·MARYBETH COLE STANDEL 729-7285. NEW LISTINGS! Tt-tulitUnud, FM~ 6 BR, 4.$BA Uirgr Lot. Pool. $1,89S,OOO Luxury oceanfront penth<tusll with 24 ft of deck ol'erlooking the surf, scind and Catalina Island. Every amenity imaginable, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths BIGC~ Prime golf cc>u~c focation, superb tmditio11.1/ arcl1it 3 story, 5 bedrrum oceanfr.,111 home u·ith d111m9 room, den and If car garage, 2 bJ t1pl. u t1/1 prep/ace, dining room and kitclrcn Ro..,/ fop deck and beac/1 patio. 0<mng, gmnite f..f marble cmmlerfops, all bcJr.,,lms ar11 suites. $2..795.hOO .... (.:'·····:ti Drmnat1c custom 4 b.Jroom, 3 bath homa in Tu rtle Rock Crut, cont.,,1porary aly/a with spm1isl1 inf/uencu of a~ and /ounUJins. This sweeping c<Jrncr utata on an antirs ha/f block Tm BLUFFS 2 bd, 1 ba, perfect swtcr home, private end unit, ovcdoob greenbelt. Barbara Miles & Allison Scescmann -644-9060 -$204,500 CoSTAMl!SA Newer 3 bd home with nice yard in small Bastside complex. Carta Broffinan -631-1400 -$225,000 NBWPOll.T CUsT 3 bd, 2.5 ba, great locarion, lots of upgrades, oak ftooring in entry. David Prince -644-9060 -$254,000 CosTA MBsA TluPLBx Immaculate 2 bd, 2 ba home with fireplace & two 2 bd, 2 ha units Cammy Leslie -631-1400 -$295,000 THBBLUFFS 3 bd, 2 ba, completely remodeled, expanded and remodeled kitchen. Sandy Long -644-9060 -$299 ,000 Tim BLUPl'S 3 bd, 2.S-ba, turn-key, totally redone, on major greenbelt, patio. Chuck & Kathy Colcsworthy -. 644-9060 -$329 ,000 CollONA DBL MAll. 3 bd, 2 .5 ba, detached Cape Cod townhome, great location. Donald P&ff · 644-9060 · $349,900 CoSTAMEsA Charming duplex, 2 bd each wtlt, near 17th Street, shops and services Kennie Jo Rizzo · 631-1400 · $375,000 EAsrsms CosTA MESA Bright and beautiful landscaped 4 bd home, &mily and weight rooms Jeff Axton·· 631-1400 -$399,000 LAGUNA BEACH Prime city light ind ocean view lot in gated Irvine C.ovc, private beach Olga Matthews · 631-1400 -$445,000 LIDO PAIUC DluvB 2 bd condo, security building with doorman, pool and spa Mary Lou KichJer -631-1400 · $470,000 ISLAND 2 bd home, brick patio and studio apt. over garage. Gordon/Van Orden/Walsh -673-6900 -$595,000 BIG CANYON 2 bd, 2 ba, single level, completely updated, frcJich garden. Perry Taub -· 644-9060 -$599,000 HAuoll ltmG.B ES'rATBs 3 bd, 2 ba, single level, exquisitely decorated, courtyard patio. Barbara-Miles & Allison Secscmann--644-9060 -$659 ,000 Mm. PENINSULA 4 lots, ll0x70 ft, potential for 4 houses or condos. Mary Ann Nethercutt -631-1400 • $795,000 BATseous S bd, 4 ba, doac to beach, large lot with rear patio and spa. Eleanor Bowie -644-9060 -$995,000 NBWPOs.T BBACH AT AVOCADO 644-9060 NBWPOB.T BBACB AT MilJNn's MJLB 631-1400 - ·-- Daily Pil0< Ru.I Estate • Augwt 10, 1996 WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SATURDAY ONLY 466 Gaviola CORONA l>EL MAR 204 Hazt!I EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 350 East 20th Street $339,000 $1,795,000 Cu lesworthy • Lisa Adam Lino ISLE 900 Zurid1 $1,795,000 106 Via Cordova $559,000 MF.SA V EIWE 2766 Longwood Cnurl $229,000 NEWPORT COAST Kay Polovina Richard Lee Carla· Broffman 10 Fair Harbor $2,450,000 Boni Pereira/David Prince NEWPORT SHORES $210,000 l:va Khwaja 400 62nd Street $455,000 SUNDAY ONLY I 701 Slarli~hl Cirde $569,000 BONNIE BAY I llGHLAND HOMES 2240 .Holiday Road $41 9,000 Tl IE BLUFFS 2002 Vista Caudal 2749 Vista Umbrosa 222 Nata $255,000 L.H. $349,000 $415,000 $299,000 Kennie Jn Rizzo June Adams Robert Bents Gail Yorb Coleswortl1y Barbara Mile$ Sandy Long NEWPORT O CEANFRONT 6304 West Oi:eanfront $799,000 SPYGLASS Hill 1 San Martin $699,000 2 Darkes Bay $899,000 Tl 'IITLE ROCK 10 Capella $589,000 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY T 11E Bu •fFs 21 ..J. 7 Vista Entrada Cou.1:t~I: PARK $549,900 Joyce Olson Don Cl.on 308 Eni:ina EASTS ll>F COSTA M F.SA 496 Walnut $439,000 2450 College Drive CoRO~A DEL MAR $209,000 Cammy Leelie/Paul Wright HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3800 Inlet Isle Drive LAGUNA B EACH 395 Camden Place $725,000 $1,395,000 Lis Olsen 324 Poppy Ni:i:•roRT No1m1 2970 Corte Hermosa l 'PPER NEWPORT 8,\\' $649,000 $.J.68,000 NEW LISTINGS EASTSmi: COSTA MESA Executive condo with contemporary styling, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, fireplace, brook setting. Donald Pfaff -644-9060 -$144,000 LAGUNA I IILLS 2 bedrooma, 2 batha, light and bright, move-in condition with sky- lights, wet bar and super bonus rooms, attached garage. G rclitflt Minoux -644-9060 -$186,500 Lmo PARK DRIVE Security building, ocean, bay and Catalina aunaet vieww, 2 bedroom•, 2.5 baths, boat slips available, priced to aell. Joh.n Campbell -644-9060 -$550,000 BALBOA lSLANO 3 bedrooms, convertable den with wet bar, 2 1tory living room with fireplace, new kitchen, aparlment llVer garage and l~undry room. G regg Minoux -644-9060 COSTA MES,\ BALBOA PENINSULA 2 bedroom, 2 bath house with fireplace, duplex -each unit has 2 bed-Completely remodeled bayfront beauty, larQe front dec:lr witb boat f~ rooms, 2 batha, 2 private patio1, all with vaulted ceilings large yacht, roomy family home, huge muter .Wte,. 4 bedroonur:3 ~ Cammy Le.lie.-631-1400 -$295,000 Roy Free~an -631-1400 -$2,175,000 NEWPORT BBACH NEWPORT BEACH PCH @ Mariner's Mile PCH @ Avocado 631-1400 644-9060 673-6900 http://www.coldwellbanker.com QUANTIJM HOME TOUR OPEN SUNDAY 11-4 . 2240 HOLIDAY ROAD · BONNIE BAY HIGm..ANDS -, -....,_,...._ -- 403 POPPY AVE, CORONA DEL MAR Spectacular detached Cape Cod townhome, 3 bedrooms, 2.S baths, living room with brick fireplace, ocean view from master bd. OFFERED AT $389,000 Now $349,900 NEW LISTING! 3025 CROYDEN BAY, PENTRIDGE COVE North Costa Mesa executive condo with contemporary styling, 2 bd, 2 ba 2 car garage, fireplace, brook setting. OFFERED AT $144,000 2147VISTA EN'TRADA, THE BLUFFS End unit, "E" plan, 3 bedrooms, 3 full batb.s, premier Bluffs location, vaUlted wood ceilings, private courtyard entry. 0FFE.RE~ AT $549, 900 2479 Ruf DE CANNES, EAsntOE COSTA MESA Spectacular "detached" Pilgrim Shadow townhome, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, private yard, 1,600 sq ft. Built in 19~ Custom built -i bedroom, 3 bath residence with south.f.acing rear yard Including pool and spa, 3 car garage o..am AT $3H,900 $2,450,000 Stunn;ng contemporary Med;terranean estate w;th panoram fo Pac;/ic O cean and Pel;can H;/I Go!/ Course v;ews. Newly constructed ;n 1995, tlus elegant 5 bedroom, 5.5 bath home is situated on over one-ha!/ an acre. Pelican Hill is a private, guard-gated community and is situated at the northwest edge of Newport Coast. Open Sunday 12-5 pm 10 Fair Harbor, Newport Coast BONI P EREIRA DAVID PRINCE Estate Division Specialists 644-9070 644-9070 1 SAN MAllnN, SPYGLASS HILL SPYGLASS HILL 2 DRAKES BAY, SPYGLASS HILL Panoramic ocena, Catalina & night-light views, 5 bd, 3 ba, remodeled interior. $899,000 4 bd, 2.5 ba, estate-sized lot with large pool, new french doors and windows. NBW LISTING • $699,000 5 bd, 3 ba, rwo story, fantastic cicy light and mountain views, lap pool. A must sec! $795,000 BAYVIEW TERRACE DON & JOYCE OLSON "There's No Substitute For lkperience. » SPYGLASS HILL Great location, 2 bd, 2 ba, spacious master suite with mirrored wardrobes. $289,000 1-800-487-4931 5 bd, 3 ba, highly upgraded, new french doors & kitchen, large pool. $849,000 Tluough high, hand-carved wooden entry doors, you put a separate tackJelgacdeo room with French doon opening to a courtyard with a fountain. Thie five bedroom traditional home was built with quality. Large matter bedroom suite with attached sitting room/office with fireplace facing the bay. Slip {or large boat ancltwo aide tiea. $2,150,000 I { you want the finest, this is it. Enter this a1most new 7200' Monterey home on a private tree-lined street to this fully manicured ground. of approximately 20 acres. Main bouse, guett house, apt. for ~r, free standing, party room, horse facilities, citrut, avocado1 and grapevine~. Grounds have a variety of Howen, roeebu1he1, 100 oak trees, pine trees and a large hass 1a1e. $1,675,000 CALL EDIE OLSON • 644-9060 xl 32 , (\ I Have Ver Motivated Sellers! Your Of£ers! RARE VIEW LOT IN PRIVATE OATE(> lRVINE COVE Consnunity 8e.J.. and Tenrn. o«.erod at $445,000 * Price Reduction! $649,000 * 324 POPPY -OLDE CORONA DEL MAR OCEAN A ND MOUNTAI N V I EWS EXTRAORDI NARY PRICE REDUCTION OCEAN. J IARROR & JETfY V I EWS Gori;,icou• 4 BJnn Home ~t .795,000 A NEW LISTING on the Balboa Peninsula ABSOLUTEL1 CNARllNC ORlllMAL BEACH COTIACE JUST STEPS TO 8A1 AND BEACH Perfeet fer Weeke nds • Perfee t fer Re111edel 3 Bedrooms • Fireplace in Living Room & Large Family Room Offered at $34S,OOO fo1· MorP Information Call MARY ANN }.f!:'I HER CUTT 631-1400 x239 OLGA MATIHEWS Pgr 433-9455 • 631-1 400 x231 ELEANOR BOWIE CELEBRATING 22 YEARS WlTH CoLDWBLL B ANKER (714) 644-9060 E XT. 145 2465 MARINO B AYSHORES ~lose to the beach, this beautiful home is situated on a large lot with 55' on the street in a quiet location. $995,000 322 CATALINA N EWPORT HEIGHTS This spacious, traditional home features french doors, hardwood floors and a highly motivated seller. $449,000 -~--------..,._ • Newp_ort Proper ~YOW... a OPDATD featuring fine properties from condos to castles Se1WUu) S~ ~ 4U1ee 196'1 l l 00 Newport C-entcr Dr., SWtc 110 EqMrleace tlile emu., ..... of IMn1 rl1ht OD one of t..s-a'a lewlmt ........ lift .. Oftr ..el aq.ft. of luxury wldl prtftte .... to .... aad ~ prtnte ..... inoorha& ror yadat. Cllllftlr,___..._. '3.-,ooo LSI FOR TH• SOPHISTICATE Bauur.t -.W, lppftL 6llO 11q. ft. Formal Uvlq/plano rm., aoarmtt ldt. fabuloaa 8IMttt w/retrnt + rltw dtd.. Drumtk pool w/ sankna lier. 1p11 & ~.J wMttfalL .1,195,000 C8 :;. ___ .... . -- In real estate, the Fred Sands organization has me~ a position of and confidence ... a reputation earned by consistently honoring the basic values of integrity, diligence, and a long proven commi troe customer satisfaction. Our people are the difference sales associates are selected for their ledge, character, · nee, and their •NT•RTAIN UNHR THE STARS Lfpt. airy. cut-38R w/uaJque famlly rm. wlreCnctable root. Lou of p.. A lkyUpts, coonnet kltcben. spa & lap pool. ckdl w/ocna, bay, It dty views. 0-to all sboppUl& & recrntion. $929,000 RSI HARBOR RIDGE ShlaJe-le•d at.ate w/3111 aq.ft. of depnc:e A style In pard- pted tDDllHlllkJ. Aftllallle. autJ. NoYanbtt. c.o '.lbday! *895,000532 SPYGLASS HILL Specious 3'411 sq.ft. lilome wltll tabuJous 1D0011tma & dty upu · Tinn. Custom-bailt SBR. 3.7SBA. Ptus Ubnlry. graaite $749,000 DSI MONllY IN YOUR POCKET Two ocean 'ritw tri-lnd townliloae&. 381. 38A, ndl Ind a... ctdlera ct.ck ......... aw-t ,__,.... i..-. 0.. to ... , ........ ...._ '324,000 .._ FSJ Daily Pilot Real Estate • Auguu JO, 1996 Grubb fiEllis ® ,,n..hs. .644-6200 Residen tial Real Estate Services • Independendy Owned and Operated pcc1acul.1r 2 srory. 5bd home w/bcautiful inreriors, limarone & gran11c Aoormg, frplc & library Lush yard w/spa & exquisite ocean VICW)! Ann. Ted & Suz.anne SWEEPING VIEWS D1sunguished 5 bd, 5.5 Ba cwrom estate enhanced by serene views of lhck Bay & Newport Center Magnificent appointments. Courtyard w/pool & 'P·l JoAnn Kenron & Barbara Aune CUSTOM POOL HOME c, 111 ' 'i hJ. lrg. l. 'rory w/ separate children's wing. 2 frpk'~ & lof1 ch.11 <.In ht: lml t.un rrn or Mudy. Entertainer's dream. I mJJ t krh, l 01s Jacobs & Connie Be;on $629,000 Code 7 1607 ELEGANT FORMER MODEL Impressive c1ry lights & golf course views in this serene & quiet resi- dence w/frplc, rile Ooor~. rnmmunity pool, spa. tennis courts. $389,000 Mali Gulledge Code 71027 CITY LIGHTS VIEW1 Exceptional 4 Bd, 3.S Ba home boasts a dramatic marble entry, Euro-style kitchen. land~ping by Ro~er's Gardens and city lights view! Uro1 Allison & James Gray $1,249,000 Code 7 1797 SPACIOUS POOL HOME Big 2 story home fearuring 4 brs., & 2.5 ba. + added family room. Den or office downstairs, 3 fireplaces. Large pool Kay Konfal & Jim Weisanbach $349,000 Code 70277 EXCLUSIVE WOODBRIDGE COVE ·'Stunning 3 br., 2.5 ba home in gated community. 3 car garage. Light & bright, remodeled 3 years ago. Cds location. Morivaced owner. Anne, Ted & Suzanne $369,000 Code 7 1557 LIGHT & BRIGH T . Well ma1mamed 3br .. 2ba. home. family rm. add1 r1on w/farcpl.ice & wet bar. Repainted inside & out. frelhscd p.1110, potting shed & vegetable garden. Anne Hoover $509,500 COVETED IRVINE COVE Custo m villa on large lot. Two fireplaces, hish ceil- ings, Gourmet's kitchen, wet bv, spa • room for pool. Private beach, com- munity tennis. Nancy Barfield & Tom Jovcnict.i $2>350>000 Code 7 1077 Code 727 17 . UPGRADF.S GALORE C ustomized -i bedroom, 2.25 ba home. Kitchen w/Gagncan burners & custom cabineu. Sauna, work- out rm., wood shutters, marble CS\tty. Nancy Barfield & Tom lovcnctti $385,500 c.od.e 72807 CLASSIC CUSTOM COTI'AGE Comfortable 3 br., l.75 ba w/ha.rdwood floors, built-in sound system, newly landscaped. Laige ou1. door deck. Carefully detailed & rcfuibiihed. ' $440,000 H yla Bcneg Code 70167 NEW ENGLAND MASTERPIECE Price rcdu~! Unbclievabll' custom home. Cape CoJ W1th )/6 Bd. 4.5 Ba on over ·113 acre. Two great room' c~~f s kitchen ~/frpl~ 6l (ill Anne H oover $1,288>000 Code70937 SPECTAC ULAR VIEWS 2. br. 2 ba Dover Plan. rmioddcd & cxpandcJ . French doors & windows, built-ins thru-out. Master ba w/marble & gra.nicc. • Carol Allison & James Gr.ay _ $659,000 ~e 70607 , N~r:~:~! ~ffi644-6200 . Grubb f;Ellis e ~ Residential Real Estate Services • Independently Owned and Operated 3080 Corte Marin Sar. $549,000 Mali Gulledge 2318 Vista Hogar Sat. $226,900 Dick Dickson 7 Carmel Bay S&S $879,000 Ra.ck/Ranger 15 Rue Fontaine S&S $795,000 Ka11on/ Aune l '4 Rue Grand Vallee S&S $789,000 Borum Bani.ngtoo 3"6 Poppy S&S $665,000 St.ralWIGranieri 908 O.estnut S&S $589,000 Tabak/Daley 286 ~ 19th St. S&S $249,500 Bbck/Rittcy -5801 YJ Seashore Dmc Sun'. $1,"25,000 SoUySbatuo 5 N'igbubott Sun. $1J95,000 ATS 7 Nlgbtsbore Sun. $1,295,000 ATS 22 Hcnnitagt Sun. $1,2-49,000 Carol Alliloo Hartlor Vtnr Hm. 19S'4 Pon Oaridge Sun. Sl.095,000 Eric Shaw <Ameo Higblands 639 c.ameo Highland Sun. $895,000 Ame Pctcnoo Ha.dlor Ridge 53 Haibor Ridge Hatbor Ridge 29Ccmony Httbor V aews Hills 1537 Keel Cameo Highlands '4801 Cortland Shocediff 2'42 Driftwood 2200 Lalc.c Park Lo. 1828 Kingkt Ct. 515 Poiruettia 15 I '4 Warwick 215 Via Dijon 2821 Alta V1Sta 29 15 Catalpa 2115 Arbutus 2312 Aralia GrybbaEl!l.!' E.S. Costa Mesa 160 22nd St. Woodbridge, Irvine 13 Sotring Hawk Sa.wind 6 Seucapc A RARE FIND Large 5 br .. 4 ba. home in Newport's Cliffhavcn area w/bay, turning basin ac ocean views. Cds location on an extra large Aat lot. Carol Allison & James Gray Sun. $719,000 Karen Rr:r.dt Sun. $399,000 BdJe Putcb Sun. $679,999 Maxine Propp Sun. $675,000 ,Mi.ak/Uutin Sun. $675,000 8.J . .Johmon Sun. $459,000 Jo King Sun. S-420,000 DickDicbon Smi. $-439,000 BmwdTowai Sun. SS-49,000 Jim Weixnbach Sun. $480,000 Hyla Bcrtea Sun. $649,000 Sheila Kavian.i Sun. $665,000 Jim Dignado Sun. $519,000 Sally Shipley Sun. $439,000 Stew Levctttt Sun. $399,000 Tom Brunson Sun. $599.000 Claudette Blanchard Sun. s 9, Sun. BELCOURT -Will. TRADE Elcganc 5 br. custom home with ocean view and grand marble entry with circular staircase. 4 car garage. Available furnished. Belle Partch $799,000 C.ode 71697 $1,69S,OOO C.ode 71147 OCEANFRONT PROPERTYl Step off of the patio and into the soh sand of this 4 br, 5 ba duplex. Skylights, Poggenpohl cabinet.s in gourmet kiu:hcn. '4 car garage. ENTERTAINER,S DREAM This spacious 4 br., 4.5 ba: oceanfront home is located On a secluded cd.t ac offers white water & ocean ViCW$ + dramatic an:hitceture w/high ceilings ac excellent Aoorplan. Solly & Evelyn Shan.en Lois Jacobs & Linda Octh Code 71657 $1,985,000 · C.ode 72727 DO NOT MISS TIUSI Fabulous Eastblulf home located on quiet cul-de-sac. 38r+funily rm+added bonus room & 11' prvr. yard. French doors & windows, 2 fireplaces & fTcsh pajnt. AJI this an sunset views. Sally Shipley HARBOR VIEW BEAUIY located in a beautiful neighborhood, this 4br, 2.5ba home includes gourmer's kitchen, cile firs, frplc, plantation shutrers, lrg yard, comm. pool. Laraine & Eric Shaw $S37,000 Code 70997 PRFSI'IGIOUS PENINSULA POINT View the Bay by day & city lights by night from this 4br home. 4ba tn super location Frplc, open Aoorplan. 2 decks + patio, 3 car g:arage Jc Ki $789,000 ° ng Code 71777 Codc72697 ,. . EA:EERALD BAY -OCEANFRONT Emerakl Bay Oceanfront North Laguna Beach Proudly presenting 108 Emerald Bay. This Oceanfront Estate located in the prestigious guard gated community of Emerald Bay is one of only 14 homes located directly on the sand with direct beach access. Enjoy the dramatic feeling of living on the oceanfront with crashing waves and white sandy beaches. This home expands over 5000 square feet of living with 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, a family home theater room featuring THX sound system, over 3300 square feet of wrap around decks, private spa, private guest quarters with parking for 6 cars. Please join me for a private showing of this spectacular oceanfront property ..... Presented at $5,900,000 KENT McNAUGHTON Specializing in Luxury Estate Properties (714) 644-6200 I wish to th~k. all of my cl}ents for maki~g 1996 3:no~er record year with over $19. 5 M1Il1on Dollars 10 dosed sales. Your choice in selecting my-team t? repres~nt you in marketing and selling your property has proven to be the right ch01ce. Grubb&Ellis·~ R.ldenda.l R...t Bat.ate. Servlon • lndepcnd.ndy Owned and Opaatecl The Broker of Choice for Luxury Property Sales . LINDA ISLE 5BR I 4.5BA Custom. Pier and Slip . . Under $1,000,000 LH UNDAISLE Incredible 5BR Custom w/Down Channel views. Large Dock. $2,395,000 NEWPORT COAST RE-SALES *THE POINT *NEWPORT RIDGE *OCEAN. RIDGE *MONTSERRAT *THE FSfATES *PELICAN Hill *PELICAN POINT *TROVARE *ST. MICHEL * ALTEZZA *SANCERRE *SUMMIT *ST. IAURENT 725-5126 WOODBRIDGE COVE Pristine Perfect C-Plan 3BR 2.58A-ligbt ~ Bright $369,000 PENINSULA Newly conscructcd 3BR on the Boardwalk - Sun, Surf and Sand. $998,000 ... -· _._,_ Barbara Aune 63 1-2863 Jo Ann Kenton 644-6373 at 119 ------ Custom one story, 5BR, 5 1/2BA. The courtyard has a private pool and spa surrounded by unfinished Sierra Srone Terrazzo Decking. Interior appointments include marble flooring, wool berber carpeting, and polished pavers. There are two family rooms one on each side of the kitchen/eating area. Mountain, Back Bay and city lighr views. 644-6007 ra. Broker/Realto r Bonnie Barrington "'-'373 est 146 ~52ra. $1,350,000 DESIRABLE FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD S1unnmg Dynasty modd-upgradcJ with cwrom k.nurcs. Spcaacubr vims of mounmru &. cuy l1ghu. A light &. bnghr end unn with a ~y rcrnoddcJ knchcn with handpa1mcd deugns. Offered at $398,000 14 RUE GRAND YAU.EE Dramatic rwo story entry & living room. Excd len1 golf course view from living & dining rooms & master bedroom. Prrqte pool. Former modd with 3br. and 3ba. 89 000 1-800-962-8555 Pager 714-857-3478 Nancy Barfield 380, 2BA condominium, owner says sell, 15% down, assume loan of $254,000. Great location sc~s ro pool. Submit all offers. 3BD, 2BA, original home and owner. A landscaping jewel on a large lot. Heart and soul for 42 years moving to Washington. Property sold "as is". There is a house in there! Asking $239,000 BELCOURT -WILL TRADE Elegant 5br. custom home w_ith oc.can view and grand rn.atble entry with circular staircase. 4 car garage. Available furnished. $1,695,000 BEAUl'IFUL FAMILY HOME With 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3-car garage, matble Roors, granite kitchen ror· cherry wood cabineu. pool & .,,a. Asking $299,500 .. 644-6373 at 164 Dick Dicluon 6"-6373 at ISS SOLD LAST WEEK 16436 Poco Circle 503 Avenida Campo 745 Pasco Wes ark S3 Harbor Ridae Drift Speaaaibrcmn. bey&~~· view.~ pr~ axnmwtiry. 3 air p. & bonus ioom 3816 !lj-ft 19,000 21 lS ARBUIUS, Opm Sun. $Sl9,000 Quiet rul«-uc loa11:lon.1..aJF oomcT lot 8£ spacious yard. Frmdi door and windows. 3BR wtth &mq room 8l .dckd ~ m.fJv painad &c lllCwa' carpet. All this •• ..,.. W:w. 0wner-... ,.J,c( Great Costa Maa ~on 5br, 4ba. 2 car atmchcd ~ bcrbcr carpet. planettion shutters. tight~ bright. $299,000 •, , 644-1600 723-8800 Two OFFICES To SERVE You. EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATE OF SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY New Listings Availabl~ Beach Communities Newport Cout Goreeous dty light views from this llke new 4 bed room. Crq LombardJ $574,900 Hanttqton Beech Big 4-Plex with 6 garages, each unit with 3 baths. Rick l.anpyln $795,000 Udo Isle 5 bedroom. 4 bath tum--key custom with bay vlew1 BUI Feeney $829,000 l..apM ee.dt Sped.ae'Ular ocean ooast· line view bid&. site, adjacent to 2 Mark Sfnaer homes. One sold for over$ 1,000,000. Townhomes Bayview Court 3 bedroom, 3 bath executive condo. Decorator perfect. Steps from Back Bay. 2 masters. SandJe fbt $289,000 Rltx Cove Great custom building site In guard gated area. Fabulous view Scanlall & Busk $895,000 6meo Shores Great view, goreeous 4 bedrooms, family room. open and llcht Evan Corkett $1 ,385,000 Irvine Cove 3 bedrooms. 4 baths. fabulous courtyard and pool. Emerald Bay Fabulous home, steps from sand with whitewater views! David Hlrschler $2,300,000 Emerald Bay Huee. spectacular view of coast. beach, rodes and sunsets. Rod & Nancy Daley $3,950,000 Bayshores Traditional 7 bedroom, 5 bath with hardwood noors, French doors, 3 fireplaces, 3 car praee. New Listings 644~1600 723~8800 New Listings ' • • • 644~1600 723~8800 Corona del Mar Jasmine Creek Great price for adorable 2 bedroom, den. A/C. Johnson & Peterson $383,500 Great buy' $489,000 Coron~ del Mar Charming duplex. Front unit w/ 3 Bd. + FR Upper unit w/ 2 Bd Jerry Flnster $524,000 Harbor View Hiil• Exceptional property. Huce y•rd. Great 5 Bd. home. s .... Scanio $1,090,000 ---.. -·-,----2 ..... --• - Gated Communities Bia Canyon VIiias . Terrific golf course view Pristine property. 2 Bd. Scanlan & Busk $_..9,000 Newport Coast Customized 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. on largest lot in the The Pointe. Lombardi & Worden $899,000 Villa Point Lovely golf course view 2 master suites Walk to Balboa Island. Gated community Sue Thomas $279,000 Newport Coast 3 Bd. +den home with many upgrades + pool and spa. Superb family area in St. MJchel. Mike Marr $449,000 Harbor Hill Exceptionally tasteful custom home. Contemporary deslcn. Suun Scanlmn $1,240,000. Bia canyon RemodeJed custoth home with spectacular golf course view. Gary Lecrand $1 ,,50.000 Bia Canyon Mediterranean VIiia 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. Fabulous and new. Lyle & Worden $1,695,000 Family Neighborhoods Westcllff Fabulous turn-key family home on large lot Beautiful landscaping. Carr & Feeney $469,000 Eutblaff Cofleous home, 4 Bd. 2 Ba. 2 ftreplec:es, lovely yard and P9do. EYa• Corttett $689,000 Harbor View Homa C~ location next to greenbelt and near school. Scanlan & Hinman $729,,00 Harbor View Ho.,.. Beauttfu1 new remodel wtth 6 Bd. S Ba. A must see. Kllae & Hente $19,,000 Emerald Bey Spectacular location I 3 bedroom home with Incredible vtewsl Rod & NanCJ Daley $2,900,000 Belcourt 5 bedroom contemporary Mediterranean estate w/ ocean & dty view. Jerry Fluter $3,395,000 lnlne Cove Spectacular oceanfront contemporaiy home. 2 story master Bd. Hant• & KIJne $1,500,000 Bl1 Canyon Stylish home on large view lot. Traditional 5+ bedrooms with 2 family rooms and country kitchen. ChrtsU Costa Mesa Eutslde C:O.ta Mesa Custom 4 bed· room home. Close to park. Cul-de-sac. Randle & Wong $319,000 E••telde C09ta MeH 6 cottace style units on &arae lot ln prime IOCMlon. Heidi StocbNU $4",ooo Low price for this 3 bedroom view home. $525,000 Gorgeous 4 bedrooms + office, playroom, family room. $995,000 BAYFRONT Take a hold of the opportunity to get on the waterfront with your own dock. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths. Offered at $1,395,000 See it nowl -;:r·-, ... I I J I I Open and light 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, · fonnal dining room, family room. $1,385,000 3 bedrooms~ 2.5 baths, family room. Great view! . $885,ooo· I 723-8800 644-1600 Two OFFICES TO SERVE You 723-8800 644-1600 ! Open. ff<>'=1ses Saturday 207 Via Jucar 339 Via Lido Nord 90 l Zurich Circle Sunda11 · l l 7 Via Havre 207 Via Jucar 325 Via Lido Nord John Robin M c Monigle Landmark 'Bayfront Estate Lido Isle Price upon request Elegant Lido Isle Home 124 Via Trieste $699,000 Exclusive Bayfront 853 Via Udo Soud Newport Coast Custom l Windemere Court Prestigious Lido Isle. Estate 901 Zurich Circle $1,399,000 207 Via Jucar $675,000 Best of Lido Isle l 23 Via Orvleto Bayfront Condo 717 ~4711 Catalina Dream Home 56 Gaviota. Hamilton Cove $1,300,000 Prime Corner Location 325 Via Lido Nord $599,000 Newport Coast Custom Lot 61 t Udo Park Drive t2A Represented Buyer 6 Windemere Court Bayview Terrace 69 Pelican Court Represented Buyer '' '', . """ . I v -~ Udo lsl~ Bayfront 507 Via Udo Soud -,.~·~-·-·",. ' f(~~p\ed ~y~r .. '-5 '"' . \.,, ... #~ ·~. . -.. ,. ,.. I I Udo Isle Estate I I 0 V1a Trieste I I . ' ,, ---' '*"' .,. Newport Helchts 5 Park Place ,, ~: •• -.w ''" .-r ' ' ~ .... Udo Isle Charmer 818 Via Udo Soud Belcourt Townhome Newport ls!Md 36 Belcourt 4CM 40th Street Represent~ Buyer" , .\ -.. -F -... I BILL FEENEY. in association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS ' OPEN HOUSES From one to five p.m. Lido Isle Vacant Lot 215 Via Koron Open Sat. & Sun. $399,000 Westcliff Remodeled Home 1106 Nottingham Open Sun~~y $469,000 Dover Shores Bayfront J Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled with 60' on ·the water Large private dock. large sun11y patio $999,000 Dover Sho~llllil~ Home 6 Bd. 4.5 Ba. spacio~1 »Irr f~e lot. Great locallon ~ m P.arL 1>991 $649,000 Baycrest Sophisti~ Home 4 Bd. 3~ ~· ily room ~ or e ntertain_i11g $539,000 Pride of Ow~ .. p Duplex J Bd. 2 Ba. + 2 Ba. hQll\ :itMated units Steps to beach!~ or owner/user $369,000 Aft'o~dable in del Mar 2 Bd. 2.5 Ba End to e gi:eenbelt Refutbished and · community ~I $2~,000 ~e Square Ana 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome w/ ~lace Greenbelt location, community_1>9<>J $144;000 . . .. ~ .. _ Udo kle View Rome 5 Bd. 4 Ba Pride of oWOCl'Ship! Highest quality mataials Marble. granite. French doors, aown moldings. 3 tirq>laoes $829,000 Lido Isle SophJstkated 3 Bd. 4 Ba., den, 9' ceilings, huge master suite Prime low traffic comer. 50' lot, large sundect $775,000 Bayfront Duplex 3 Bd. 2 Ba. owners unit + 2 Bd. l Ba. rental Dock for two 30' boats, large patio and yard $499,ooo Udo hie VIK"allt Lot Unique prime street to street locatioo. ldeal for 3.000 aq. ft. custom home! Steps to beach & tennis $399,000 • 717-4744 Bayshora Family Home 7 Bd. S Ba Traditional, hardwood floors, French doors, 3 fireplaces. 3 car garage, large couotty k:itrhmlfamily room $795,000 Lido Isle Designer Home 2 Bd. 3 Ba. den meticulously maintained home, 47' lot Beamed ceilings, French doors.. lushly landscaped $750,000 Westcliff Remodeled Home 3 Bd. 2 Ba. family room, meticulously maintained! Professionally landscaped on large lot $469,000 · . JERRY FINSTER . SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE #I SALESPERSON _.. I 995 759~3750 ------------KEVIN KUBIAK AsSOCIATE S mitlicliffs, Laguna 'Beacli S mithcfi.Jfs is a private oceanfront gautf enclave of 18 custom fiomes in 'J{prtfi Laguna. '11iis wontlerju{ 'European inspire a liome features 4 spacious 6etf rooms, liartf woot( f foors, liigfi ceiB.ngs, state-of-tlie art K;jtclien anti spectacular views of tlie ocean, Catalina anti sunset . . Offered at $2,195,00f! • Lido Isfe S pectacufar contemporary styfe '.Ba!Jfront !Wme. 'Top quauty tlirougfwut! Open ffowing ffoor pfan tfesignetf for tfie ~wport 'lJeacli fifestyfe. Large master sui.te witli firepfaa anti generous cfoset space.. Large 6aysitfe. terrace witli 6uilt-in 'lJ'lJQ, 'Docf(jor farge 6oat. Offerea at $1,995,lXJO . ... - • JERRY FINSTER SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE #I SALESPERSON ,_ I 995 759~3750 ', ------ .. SHIRLEY HARRIS Hall of Fame Member 759-3727 JIM KLINE 759-3771 AsKABOUT I Burning ·Tree $1,375,000 720 Bison $569,000 1309 West Bay Avenue $539,000 Sliorecliffs -tlie opportunity exists ... . 227 Evening Canyon Corona del Mar ... to o~n one of tftese truly unique coastal ftomes percfted on a natural can on overlookin tfte lapping surf on Little Corona Beacft . Tfte 28,000 square foot canyon lot offers unobstructed wftitewater and Catalina views. The open ~oorplan of tftis remodeled and upgraded home ·~ts almost any lifestyle with four bedrooms and three and one .. half baths with room for furtfter expansion . ·For tfte consummate golfer, Pelican Hill Golf Course is ;ust ~ve minutes away. · Reduced to $1,595~000 For your private showing call MA.RY ELLEN AND Bos WEGIARZ Offiu: 75~·3768 Home: 644·5 981 ·. TIM CA.RR - in association with BILL FEENEY and LANCE BOGGS Wonderful North Laguna view home on large lot, walking distance to beautiful b each coves and nearby shops. Very private, great backyard, lush landscaping. Private, guest, maid's quarters or office area with own entrance. Offered for $719,000 Pedectfy 1enK>deled home on oceanside c:J highway. Great vtewt ~to beautiful ~Bay and local bead\ roves. Custom kltdeen. wonderful veranda room. 2 master suites. Lovely ~ yard! Separate lower level. room foroftke, guest room or maid's room. Offend for $97,,000 717-4745 Westcllff Remodeled Home Situated on a large 85' x 11 O' lot. 3 large bedrooms, beautlfully landscaped front and rear yards, beamed ceilings in living room, large gourmet kitchen opens to family room, crown moldings, security system, newer roof, copper plumbing and more! ' Offered at $469,000 The best of all worlds! Excellent Laguna village location in easy walk to lovely beaches and downtown, plus fabulous Catalina and ~an view. Private ad~ large lot, immaa.ilate. Offend for $619,000 --.··~·--·~ -. --l.....J,,,..,,, .. ~L-. ~ .. - Consider it SOLD When you list with the .. FINEST" Large 5 Bd. 4. 5 Ba . graciously appointed with quality craftsman~ ship. Pool and spa .............. $895,000 Delightful 3 Bd. 2 Ba. beautifully landscaped on a quiet cul-de .. sac street ................... 11' •••••••••••••••• $5 l 0,000 Clean and bright 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. with 2 fireplaces, poo1 and spa on extra large corner lot .................. $595,000 Picture perfect 3 Bd. 2 Ba. with upgrades~galore in highly desirable neighbor~ood ..................... $500,000 Elegant 2 Bd. 2 . 5 Ba. with den, luxurious master suite and golf· course view .................... $549,000 Charming 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. beautifully remodeled with new windows and French doors ....................... $418,500 · Fabulous four year old custom Medite"anean home, situated on 1/4 acre lot. This two story, 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath home features soaring vaulted ceilings in the entry, living room and family room. Desirable open noor plan with master suite downstairs with sitting area, marble ~replace and large master bath with walk·iJt closet. BrooJ<vieYI 1 : Great location in Costa Mesa BOUNDARIFS: Brookview 1 is bounded by Bristol to the west. Paularino to' the south. Ludington to the east and to the north is the San Diego freeway. WSTORY: The first phase was built in 1974 and the second in 1976# HOMES: There are about 211 condominiums. 1be approximate square footage ts 1,500. STYLE: The condominiums of Brookview I off er three bedrooms. two and one-half baths, central air cooditiooing, indoor laundry, huge master bedroom. two car attached garage, atrium. patio and upstairs balcony. COMMUNITY FEA~: Residents of Brookview I will enjoy two pools, two spas and two professional tennis courts with many greenbelts and walk-ways. Dues arc $174 per month. SCHOOLS: Paularino is the elementary &ehool; junior and high school students attend Costa Mesa High. Privaae ICbools in the area include Page School in Costa Mesa. Montessori Harbor Meu School in Costa Mesa and Carden Hall in Newport Beach. SHOPPING: South Coast Plaza is only a half mile drive. Lucky's grocery store and Sav-on Drugs with a 24-hour phannacy are close by. SOURCE: Dick Jantzer and Pearl Kenyon of Coldwell Banker Real Estate, 164-0 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa, (7 14) 668- 9333. If you would like to submit a community profik of your farm area, pkase follow the above formal and enclose a map outline (Tltonuu Guith) of the ~a along with a pltoto of a currelll listing. Tlte description of the propeny goes under the "now listed" section. SeNl tlte infonnalion to JuJU Valer, real estate edilor, Daily Pilot, 330 W. &1J SL, Costa Mesa, CA 92621. I/ JOU have any l(Uestions, pkase call (114) 5144242. . . ---- NANCY BARFIELD & TOM IOVENITII of Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estate Services in Newport Beach at 644-6200 rmchind the g_uard~ gar.cs o~us Irvine Cove •. th.is socaacular new 6,500 lq ~cJf-oot aecuuvc raidenc:e offers viitually every amenu:y ana ~ comfort, . combined with over 14,000 aquare feet of hard.Scape and surrounding gardens, which mwt be seen to be fullv appreciated. Noted architect Mkfiad Underwood has caidUUy mdded the most desirable features villas overlooking the Spanish Riveria in Marbclla with the finest estates on the Greek isles ofMikinos, Andros and Kea. He combined these in a design utilizi.n2 the very la in buil~ technology. This is the larttest residence building envelope in Trvine Ciest. Enter the walled com~und into a 6'ridc-~vcd, circular au.to court flanked ~ an . . _ oversize three-car garage. Th~ auto court leads to the dramatic ft;>rmal entry, v.:i~ atrilci nine-foot double doori opcrung upon a marble foyer and sweeping vaulted ceilinp sueJ>Orted bv graceful cofumns. The large IOCtna.l living room includes a marble fireplace of heroic proportions, two- story domed ceilings, an<f extra tall French doors whiCh lead to one of die many patio areas. The formal dining room connects with a huge kitchen fcaruring custom cabinetry and granite counter tops. The Oacor professional cfou~le ovens compfement Gaggena':' elccmc and _gas cookto~ complitc w:th a ---------------Chinese woi. An adjotn..ing bicakfut room leads thro~ French doors onto a ~e ~:..:~~111 balcony for aifrcsco dining or just rclaiing. The spaciow family room features a stcp- down wet bar and seating area. French doors lead out to the central ooianyard with its spa and founwns. Across the courtyard, there is a large c:xcrcise and ~e room that accommodates a full size p<>Ol table, and includes a doublc- door ~ntl}'. and al~ bath/dressing area. It is fiankod by three secluded bcdroOms. The master suite is located on a separate upstairs level. A formal sta.irwar leads to me double-door entrance of this l,500 square foot private retreat. Na~. it has oa:an views, huge his and hers wallC-in closets and baths, and a s~ar marble tub and spa ad.i!ccnt co an oversize double shower. The entire residence is wired for statc-of- thc-an audio/visual equipment and includes a urned sccuri ty system. Equestrian d~ This magnificent equestrian estate ia situated oo approximately 3. 7 acres overlooking the valley of Coto de Cua. The property opens to a long, winding driveway through a wooded landscape ooto beautiful pastures and meadows. Outstanding quality in EastblUff Located in P.aatblu1f in Newport Beach is this exceptional four bedroom, two and a quarter bath residence. Features include a gourmet kitchen. sauna. gym and beamed ceilinp. Upgrades throughout. Offered at $38S,500. The main structure is a Georgian manor oo ~ levels with four bedrooms and four and one-half baths. The marble entry bas a grand stairi:ase descending from a akylit rotunda and has a chandelier. The gourmet kitchen features a WoltJ nmge and butler's pmtry. There is a subterraneaD temperature-controlled wine cellar. Tbae is a formal mU11~ room. paeled library, family room which overlook.a the pool and temce. The third story has a 900 square foot bonus room. Surrounding buildings and grounds are a bone lova"'s dream with barn and equeltrian area. The stablea have room for six bones, includina two foaling stalla, feed room.~ room, automatic Wala'ins System. hayloft. fly eoatrol_ IOUod system aod w..b nCk lrea for p-oomina. ~ will be an open bcMlle oa Sunday, Aua. 11: Offered It $3,@.000. For,,.,,..~: 1--. #Ill M""""" C.... •/Ors»• Bllb ._,.pdr' llMll ~ ~(114J*'•• -·- For...,_ 114/01Wdo1t, "'11 DMI IOHrtiltl atl Naq Blit1WW of Gr.» & Bllb RaltlMIW RMI 8** s.rita, (114) '" 6100. ·. Delightful Sea View home Located in the guard gated community of Sea View. This three bedroom property has it all: cathedral ceilings. new carpel, fresh paint. unu>ually large lot wilh extensive brick hardscape . .pool and spa. The home is instantly appealing w11h a bright open feelins made even more delightful and a city light view by night and an expansive open feeling and view by day. The association dut!~ are very rea<>0nable and include pool. pa. tennis and 24-bour gate guard. Just minutes away from Fashion Island, the beach and local stores, Sea View is a simply unique area and this home could be a wish come uue .. Offered at $5.W,.SOO. . For 1Mre ilif,,,..,,.., Cfl/l JlllU ~eplunson al (714) 644-1600. Coast NewpoTt Properties, 4 Ci1•ic Pla:.11, SU. 2#, N,..,t S.Cla. Exceptionally tasteful custom home Built with meticulous aucnuon to detail, this Harbor Hill custom home f~tures a sofl contemporary exterior de igo. c\otic 'pedmcn landscaping with fully automated lighting i.ystem, washed river rock finished <lm l.'way and patios and a black bottom pool and spa. The interior of the home features four b-.:urooms. four and one-half baths. oversized living room. formal dming room. family room with wonderful rock fireplace and wetbar. state-of-the-an ldtcheo and exercise room. The master hnlroom is exquisite with a deck, sining area and huge bathroom. Other special features are \\1ndows with sun protection, four kylights. ove~ized garage will accommodnte limousine and New custom villa in Ocean Ridge Located on one of the targest 1ots m the community of Ocean Ridge in Newport Coast; this custom viJla boasts more than .S,000 ~quare feet. An eleJJDl circular drive leads to opposini garaacs llQCommodating four cars. Off the grand entry is the liviq room, dining roo01. library, family room. gounnet's kitchen with huge morning room. utility room and a bedroom. The first flOOC' also features five custom fireplaces. two and one-ball bMbl .s wide open views. On the second level, the children's wing offers two sttites, each with lel** bid\. ~ by a p&ay/gamc room. The sprawlina master suite feature& a sitti~..,... wt11a wet .,_ eel ftreplaoe, a spe tub.with a view and a fircpl.ce ancj afull length deckwilla vn. ofdle~ blit>or, canyon ..cl city ligbts. Offered at $1,795,000.' For ....,. 11!/M 1' ; t.a ~ NoM ,_ (1)4) 644-Jf/IO. CotUl N"'1Jflrl p,._,mla, 4 0.W ri.m,s....-. ... .. Buyi~g or Refinancing? 3.95°k No Points No Closing Costs • (Interest Only Option Available) Any Loan Over $200,000 to $3,000,000 For a FREE L-Oan Consultation, Contact: GRANT KING or . -ROBER'f PAINTER Message Center/Pager: (714) 451-7905 M.t.S MORTGAGE LOAN SPECIALIST A MORTGAGE CORPORATION ~3 The M.L.S. of the l.tnding Industry C: . Member of Better Business Bureau .. ' ~ Located in the R.Ogers Realty'B~ 'Z737 F.ast COat Hipway ~rona .W.Mar, c.&:.926JS· '\ .. ~ .... -:_. ·--.. ~ ---__....-......... -~ -;----~~-·--,; -. . , -~ ~ -....... - ----------~ KEY LENDERS AND RATES A8tee a of Auguet a, 1991 3o.)'Ml'flxed IN1'DE8T " fl09ITS l.OCK· TYPE PHONE RATE DWN '!> If A.PA AmericanSa~ngs _Ba_nk ___ s_~(800_~)_562_~_2_1_2 __ 7_.7_50% ___ 20 __ 2_._125 ___ 30 __ 8_._01_1_ Bank of America B (800) 642·22« 7.750% 20 2.125 45 8.011 ~~~-----'-__:.-----------~-------California Federal Bank S (800) 225-3337 7.875% 20 1.875 45 8.111 ~-----'--'-------------------Ch as e Manhattan K (800) 900-6062 7.625% 20 2.500 30 7.925 --..:..--=--------------------Coast Federal Bank S (800) 300-5626 8.000"I. 20 2.000 10 8.252 ---------------------------------Count rywi~e~ome_Lo_an_s __ K_~(~800-'-)_8_n_·_56_2_6 __ 7_.8_7_5_% __ 5 __ 1._500 ___ 45 __ 8._07_1_ Detrick Mortgage ~-roup ______ A_(..._7_14_)_7_5_9-_96_92 ___ 7._750% ___ 5 __ 1_.7_50 __ 1_3 ___ 7_.9_7_1 Downey Savings S (800) 336-9639 7.750% 20 2.500 30 8.052 ---'---'-------------------Emery Fin~nc1_a1 A_-'(_71_4..:....) _729_-92_oo ___ 7_.6_2_5% ___ 5 __ 2_.04_1 __ 1_s __ 1_.e_1_s_ Fidelity Federal Ban_k ____ S_( ..... 800--'-)_2_32_-_2_309 ___ 8._000"l. ___ 5 __ 1 _.62_5 __ 1_0 __ 8_.2_1 _1 First Federal Bank of CA S (800) 672-4332 7.875% 20 2.000 30 8.125 ---------'---'-------'----------------Fleet Mortgajle K (800) 700-5650 7.875% 20 2.250 30 8.162 Glendale Federal Bank S (800) 560-9000 7.750% 5 2.260 45 8.025 -------'---'------'----------------------Great Western Bank B (800) 492-7587 7.850% 20 2.100. 30 8.110 ----------'---''---------------~------Home Savings S (800) 975-5051 7.750% 10 2.250 30 8.025 Nations8anc ~~ ,_Co_rp_,__. ___ K_~(~800-'-)_685-000 ___ 1 ___ 7_.6_2_5% ___ 20 __ 2_.'J7_5 __ 30 __ 7_.9_1_1_ Newport Coast Financial • A (800) 808·5626 7.750% 5 1.625 10 7.958 Oceanvlew Financial A (714) 651~355 7.875% 5 1.625 15 8.084 ProFed Mortgage K (800) 686-3756 7.875% 20 1.875 30 8.111 -----------------------TLC Financial Svcs. A (800) 801 -7300 7.875% 10 1.250 13 8.044 Union Bank B (800) 453-1288 7.875% 20 2.000 ~~ 8.125 ---=---'--------------~'-------West em Financial S.B. S (800) 393-9372 8.<>00% 5 1.260 30 8.170 -------------------------~ Weyerhaeuser Mtg. K (800) 669-6747 7.875% 10 2.000 10 8.125 ....... , RATE 3.960% 5.826% 3.875% 4.625% 2.950% 4.750% 4.950% 2.950% 2.950% 3.950% 2.950% 5.875% 5.000% 3.950% 3.950% 4.625% 2.950% e .750% 4.250% S.500% 5.125% 7.000% 3.950% 25 20 20 20 25 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 5 20 20 20 25 10 20 5 20 10 20 1.000 7.318 600,000 2.400 1.000 8.380 'l.<11,000 2.750 1.000 7.267 207,000 2.350 2.125 8.614 2'17,000 3.000 1.000 7.309 500,000 2.400 0.000 7.570 207,000 2.750 1.000 7.276 600,000 2.350 1.000 7.359 500,000 2.450 1.813 7.342 600,000 2.350 1.375 7.456 207,000 2.500 1.250 7.335 207,000 2.400 2.375 8.555 207,000 2.750 1.000 8.621 207,000 2.875 1.000 7.'J67 207,000 2.450 1.000 7.957 500,000 2.050 2.500 8.807 207,000 3.000 0.750 7.433 600,000 2.SSO 0.750 8.695 207,000 3.000 1.000 7.545 400,000 2.1525 1.500 8.420 207,000 2.750 1.250 8.:MJ 207,000 2.625 0.000 8.641 207,000 3.000 1.250 7.443 207,000 2.500 110 1M 1TS 1Y .110 1M HS 1Y 110 1M 110 1M 110 1M 110 1M 110 1M 110 1M 110 1M 1TS 1Y HS 110 1M 1TS 1M 6M 110 1M 1TS 1Y 110 1M 1TS 1Y eco 1TS 110 1M 8ofl llMd & edjultlble Pfogtal!W.,. 3000 ~•liolllll ll'IOltgllgeL Type °' landlt II: 8. 8enlc; I(• lftOl1glgl bMMr: R. ~ bnlMr; s • 19¥111Q1' io.n. ~ t.nlllfa n bloMrl n 11:.md ~ .. ClltlM o.p.tnlent"' ~Edie -..,., a broker or corpomlon For ~ill>iiiiiilluil c:.ii Call. ORE. (918) 227.(18G1 ........ "*!of ....... II In~ 111111 lof ...... ...,.,_,. perb1 0... ~II anlOUl'tl °' ~ ""d MIU pooe) paid IO lencW prior to Ugrllng mor1gllge c:ontraa. Poem. 119 'JI. of loan b9IWICle p9ld IO~ II lime of loln ~ LAKtl4111 .. number al dlYI ..... ~ 111111 prior to dDllng. A.,.A • ....... ,,_.....,. ,_ which Is an eslimatad IMUll COii of the loan ID the bor-. Al A.P .R.a .. C8lclAmd by Mol1lgega Newt Co. bM9d on a '207,000 IDen llftOUl'lt, .. points atlowl'I and S700 "*' ..... Thi A.P Al .,. lnc:Mlld In NI dlert tot ~ eon onty When tpplytng lor a loln. Federal TllJlh..ln.Lending law requires**' to~ en A.P Jt ~ 10 eedl IDen olaf . ......._ loM la lie mplmun lalldlr wll loln undlf ghw1 llmla. M "-' ,_ ~ t-. a ma»- mum ol $207,000. Mlf'Vln (In 'JI.) la llndarl prollt; lllllfgln +Index• ldull ra• ldWllnt~ Inda II lie balls lor .... 111 ......,..,... (Malgln + lndl•• New Raia). 110 • 1111Olat.ea.aof~1T8• 1·'(-T..-.y 811, L6M . 8-monlto LIBOR. 8TB. 6-monltl Treuury Bil. llCO. 6-monltl-. cer-=-of dlpollt. 'dll:l•llMllt ,........, .... period balwMl'I ~ 1M. 1-Monlh, 8M. f.Monlla, 1Y• 1 Yw. Al ...... Nlfld to chMge Venty rate ano tenns prior 10 tpplytng tor a loan. AM lendel1 PfOllldl lolr1e wllh cMern raw and ..,_ b ""9rwC loan lllllM1ll. Thi lnlonnllllon p-*d II not an of'-IO mmi. a loan. For a --gillda on haw tD lfiap lot a mot1ga09. ~ a $4.50 ct'8dl pey!lble 10 Mongage News Co .• 1810 E. 17111 St., Sulll 100, SarU Ana. CA Sll705 (714) 13tr 1117 COPYRIOHT 0 1918 MOf'DIQl News Co. NEWPORT BEACH 1218 Polaris, Dover Shores 48R Sandy Mittman-Prudential 644-1096 729-7271 1440 West Bay Mel Fuchs Pavilion Paul Langone 675-8120 1514 E. Oceanfront Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 48R JBR 1707 E. Bay Ave 7BR Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 2600 Newport Blvd. #211 28R Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 506 "I'' street 311 Cannery .. Realty 6TJ-3m Sat/Sun 1-5 $838,000 Sun 1-5 $1,495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,350,000 Sat 1-5 $3,950,000 · Sun 1-4 $345,000 W'lll 1-5 HUNTINGTON BEACH 19848 Berbhire Lane' Ruben Gonz.alez (213)888-9222 (800)567-8952 • 38R Sat/Sun 1-5 $92,900 Woa't lut! ~' 480, 38A !»gt Uomdtd 4BD. 28A U.ily paiptr Pnf~ guard pied hoait wfsUndttk & IM·~· IA an ~ w/F": pool It ·~· Prime t~ctUtnt are&. A valot 11 ~.900 locatioa. Ullly 15-49,900 w!Ttrms. wfTtnDJ. Call to ttt today I ABsoLlll'E BEsr SPYGLASS .... -•• ••••• .. • ... •••• •• •• ... -. ••••• .. -----.--· VALUE! US· 580 etf* wfJ/l.'f paoonmic vlews OD 18,280 ft. lot. ~ ~ -9 • newly remdld. Waa $I .2 millioo -Now -$719.900 "' terms! Woo't l.M-UI '{; II 'r .; ,.~ ~ ~rt Ntwu MtdntrTantan Homft wlvitws From $249,000+ wftttmal Bright & airy. c.11 for d.1 loutiooi Mockl ~rfttt n~tr ~ 380, 2~8A townbomt. Bright & airy tbro11ghou1 w/m111y_ ullirades. Xln1 loutioo. Oal $255,000 w!Ttnul 14202 Willow Ln, Westminster •Owner refinanced 4 yrs. ago (S173,000 loan) •Owner cannot keep making payments due to economic circumstances •Lender ls foreclosing, short sale OK'd •Owner just wants to keep living in ber home, she would like to lease lt back! •Please help her keep her home! "$'17!,590- $139,900 ~Q..~ t to= ... · 1 Showcasing your property In our ~ Homes Of 1111 WHk guide. : ; • ~ Reach buyers that are senous • about purchasilg a "8w" home! Call us Today & We1 help you SI IC08SlfLltJ acMNtise 'PX property. : ~ 842-5878 ~ Dll!fjlot ~ • • .. .a.· ,.. •LOCATION• •LOCATION• •LOCATION • Lowest prkled 2 bedroom townhome In this gated commuotty. Private beach. walk to Balboa Island, shopping, rcstaur· ants. It's like everyday ts a holiday. Reduced ................. $449,000 CaU TWJW for your prtvaU lhoUICnil 640-1212 OWncr/ Agent .. Corona Del Mar Fabulous Value!! Not Yet Listed!! $599,000!! ·~--,..--- JSR, 21/2BA. Family room, pool, separarc yard. Very private! Jim &. Patty McDonald McDonald CdM Homes 759 .. 9070 REDUCED S 100,00011 1440West Bay 460, 3BA, Bo"us Room, Di"i"g Room. Family Room & Extrtise Room. J 80° Ba!#fCity Lights Views. 80 foot dock . " ~ MEL FUCHS PAVILION REAL ESTATE .. VACATION RENTAL-= Open 'For Your 'Enjoyment Tear "Round . Cliffside Cottage by tfie Sea it 'Romantic 9et-V!way in Corona def Mar by Cfiina Cove r:areatfi <Taking Views of Ocean r:agy ... Steps to r:aeacfi 'Perfect for One or <Two Couples Rates from $1.75-$250 a night with a Special Weekly & Monthly Packages Available For Reservations call 800-345-9708 IOI 111.AYA, lmWOlll' llACll •The "Bluffs" BEST BUY! • On a quiet cul-de-sac · • Most popular model! • Lush greenbelt location • 3BR + 2.5BA +FR • 90% ~ mortgage=Sl,442/mo. DOl'f.-OUT •• ~ .. ··------.... IUlllllllU • • I ' ', ·---------· Daily Pilot RHI Estate • Al.lg\Ut 10, 1996 NCY P ETERSON ere y Lister ria Lnyd lai a Oden O ieda ens an voza ne Swimming Soccer Softball Volleyl;all canoe/kayak Voll eyball Voll eyball Waler polo Baseball Vn!leyball Baseball Canoe/kayak Track Track Track Volleyball Canoe/kayab Equestrian Huntington Beach Placentia Laguna Beach lligh C llSta Mcsu Tustin San C lcmchtc San C lemente Yorba Linda/CSF Irvine Cypress College Newport Beach O range I Iigh Villa Park High UC Irvine El Toro Newpo~ Beach Aliso Viejo ----------.. BETTY COMEGYS PREVIEWS PROPERTY SPECIALIST 248-5957 PAGER Chris Duplanty Tennie Mike Evans Water polo Barbra F. Harris Volleyball Laguna Beach v·. Don Hackett Water polo Irvine High Steve H egg Cycling Dana Point Dan Henderson Wrestling I luntington Beach/CSP Lisa Jacob Swimming Miasion Viejo Mark Kotaay Baseball CSF Tammy Liley Volleyball Westminster Bev Oden Volleyball Irvine Chris Oeding Water polo Newport Beach Connie Paraskevin Young Cycling Corona del Mar Mike Powell Track UC Irvine Chris Snitko Soccer Anaheim Jim Terrell Canoe/kayak El Toro Brett Winslow Volleyball Irvine Jennifer Brundage Softball Irvine Jamee Martinez Rowing Newport Beach Doug Martin Cycling Seal Beach Congratulations to all of Orange Countys athletes who participated in the 1996 Centenn.ial Olympic Games ---,,,.~~~ eqi.1....-.~ ..... 0llaee-....... -.0-...~ lllC.-.&1110..11 ... --.. ..... 0..... ... ~--.... ,,a...1 ........ o.... ..... ,,a....