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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1996-09-07 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Costa Mesa lines up top prospe_cts for !96 ....................... I . j An old friend i weathera-----t Hurricane Fran l l .. , Before I shuffle off this trou- bled planet into :the Great· Perhaps, th-ere-are a num- ber of things I want to do. J - I want to motor through as much of Alaska as possible; sail an ice boat; drive to Lubbock, Texas, or someplace like it, in a big-rig truck. I also want to snug myself into a very safe place and experience a hurricane. My wife's grandfather, the late Dr. E. Gordon C. Williams (much better known as Poppy) sat inside his concrete-block retirement home in Fort Myers, Aa., and described a hurricane to his tape recd-der. .rm not a complete fool, so I didn't jump on a plane for some- where in the Carolinas and check into a Best WeStem to await Hurricane Fran. Besides, if I had, I sm-ely would have gone to the wrong place. On Thursday, most of the weather guessers were saying Fran was on a course for Charleston. That was I I I 4----_ C MARDI/ DAl.Y Pl.OT Abe Asbldn confen with partner Darlene Pierce during play Friday at the Red lion Hotel clurtng the Orange County Regional Brldge TourilamenL Lett. ~ Cornelius of La Jolla dM!dts her score. "We're doing just tine. I've nailed the · cats to the bottom of where.-Hugo • slammed Friday. "If you.'.l'IHl!twenlV9 }ilayer you can ashore in 1989, play with a Pete SaDijJirU or a Mlcbae1 Chang.• leaving in his ,,,. Prolulional tennil players have ~pay· ferocious wake COSTA MESA-Thunp it. checkl, too. 1be bridge league offers master 35 dead and Some of the nation's best bridge players are points. a CO\'eted status symbol, rather than cash billions of dol-in town for the American Contract Bridge or prizes. . lacs worth of League's firSt Orange County tournament in 14 The points are coveted tools of intimidation. 1.._~-u..---._....._.-~~evas·~~~-1-~'Wl!l!tl'!t'..:--~-:-~~--'-~~-.~~~~~~r-,-"'=eftm~o~re""'poMtn~u~yoi'AfTu~h~~~,~.-nn~:?\W!n:n-RT7o:sw~~ door to keep the water out, and it's working just great." "Packing 1be league is the U.S. and Canada's pre-psyche out the competition. winds of up to · miere bridge organization and is Jc;nown for let-That's fine with Laura Plunkett of Hwttington 145 miles per ting the best players compete with newcomers, Beach. At 90, she is the oldest player in the hour," the sponsors said. tournament and ranked a master. newscasters •You have some of the best players in the ·~ridge is my life, and I am in there fighting," said-have world playing against less-experienced play- you noticed ers," John Chalson, a tournament director, said • 5EE BRIDGE PAGE A10 GIRRYSPINN that hurricanes always "pack" winds? -"Hur- ricane Fran is expected to hit the coast of South Carolina near Charleston and .... " This was serious stuff and I and Anne Spinn. H Fran blew ashore near Charleston, that . . " of Goose Creek. the town about 10 miles northwest of Charleston, where the Spinns now live. Anne retired in June after 14 years with the Daily Pilot. Dur- ing most of that era, Anne was the librarian. More recently, she ·held the title of assistant to the editor. She was really the news- room den mother. She soothed deadline-frayed nerves, comforted staffers who needed tt and never lost her cool. Anne handled even the nastiest phone calls -and this ~per gets some of the most bel- licose calls in the DAtion ., with remarkable aplomb, diplomacy and good cheer. i;:>epartment's vice squad: Thursday against a Newport online sex publication when they Beach man accused of posting came across notices for 69 Fanta- obscene sexual materials on a sy Line BBS, the service Vesely computer bulletin board, officialS allege_dly used to ~ownload his . . Daniel Vesely, 31, was charged Vesely will be arraigned Oct. 7 with five misdemeanor counts of in Los Angeles Municipal Court. distributing obscene matter, said He faces fines and up to one year Mike Qualls, a spokesman for the in jail. attorney's office. He could not be reached for · The case grew out of an inves-• · comment. tigation tty the Los Angeles Police -By John Can.alls I \ ll I \ AROUND TOWN •••.••• A4 BEST euYs ........... .A1. VOICES life, and I arn in there fighting~ I am always com- petitive. I play· t . " 0 Win ... -~URA PlUNKrn, 90 ---+ "People assume .th~t bridg~ is a :bunch of little old · ladies sitting around the card table. But ~t's not Ii ke that ... " -TONY MELUCQ, 19 + Jewish mausoleum planned for cemetery By Iris Yokoi, Daily, Ptlot COSTA MESA -Harbor Lawn Cemetery this week launched the first phase of a mulumillion-dollar expansion project that includes the construction of a new Jewish mausoleum building. The new 2,000-square-foot mausol~um will be located in the northwest end of the cemetery at 1625 Gisler Ave., in the ceme- tery's Mo_unt Olive section desig- nated for those of the Jewish faith. . The building will be approxi- mately 20 feet high and is pla,nned to accommodate 216 casket spaces. There· will be an additional 144 niche spaces locat- ed on the backside of a fountain in the complex. The new building, which is expected to take a couple of months to complete, is just the first of some six structures the cemetery plans to add in its Jew- ish section to serve the communi- ty, said Joanne Anderson, sales manager, "We want to cater to all of Orange Coullty," Anderson said. In addition to constructing the Star of David mausolewn com- plex in coming years, the ceme- tery hopes to eventually r~novate its Oriental Garden area; build some private mausoleum struc- tures and family estat_e gardens; and construct a stately, two-story chapel mausoleum build.mg, Anderson said. The cemetery has already tak-. -en-3& reservations for that chapel building, Anderson said. A key. goal of the expansion project is to provide •diversity" for the different cultures in the community, Anderson said. While the c~metery is non-sec- tarian, officials have learned peop e en o wan o with other people of their same belief or same culture," Anderson said. So the cemetery .also pro- vides a Catholic Gardens area. The 32-acre Harbor Lawn still has two acres undeveloped, Anderson said. Harbor Lawn is owned by a Canadian company, Loewen Group International. the Grandpar- ents Contest at the Newport Dunes with a whopping 68 grand-and MAAC MAATIN I DAllY PILOT When I called the Sptnnsin GQose Creek, Geny answeted. We chatted a bit. then I asked how they were coping with \he rambunctious Pren. CLASSIFIED ........... 85 Couple wins award for most grandchildren. How many, you ask? Try 68. And don't ask about birthdays. •we're doing just fine,• Geny said. "I've nailed the cats to the bottom ol the front door to keep the wa• out, and it's working jlllt~t· Tbat. l knew, wu a lie. U Ger- y ry ~bad nailed BIYtl and cat SteYem .to tbe dOor, be Wouldn't 9"11 be UJe to Wbii• pa let alone~ blU the pbGne rtng or plc:kM,.WJ. Wltb Mr OWD bi'OOcf grown aall aa tblilr' OWA.~ no more DeWlloam ~to~ Mlaie -tmitfrmiiid ........ ='9..:.--'8 '° ~ aDd c.t • WbliD ADM lilw MdE to jCllD ••PO. MGI A'9 I • A shoe in for the first lady is celebrating its eig year in business today at 1673 Irvine Ave., Suite Pin Cos- ta Mesa. It's the best shoe repair shop around. To help celebrate Cha's iumiversary Teresa Barnwell aka "the first lady" will be available for free photos with "Hillary" from 10 a.m. to 1 p .m. . For the last four years Costa Mesa's Barnwell has been mak- ing guest appearances as a Hillary Rod.ham Clinton imper- sonator. She's appeared in national ads, been on the •Tonight Show with Jay Leno," and has worked with retired Gen. Colin Powell, Leslie Niel- son, and Phil Hartman. It you're looking for a profes- sional make-up artist for special occasions or for a photo shoot I highly recommend Rhea Ula, a tocaI make-up artist-stylist. : Lisa has experience providing make-up artistry for commer- i:ials, television, magazines, tnovies-, fitness shows, and ~rides. Her talents are diverse, ond she's even studied make-up Special effects. You can call her business phone at (893-7389) for pi.ore information. : Jack's Surfboards (673-2300) located at 2127 Newpor1 Blvd. in Newport Beach is having a J>ack-to-school sale on all shorts and trunks at 30% off, and T-shirts are discounted 20~. ; Popular name brands carried ~t Jack's in'j!ude, Ezekiel. Nema, Club, Quik.Silver, Red Sand, Bill- abing, Local Motion, Katin, and Rusty. I • : Fashion Island's Georgiou +CHURCH NAME: St. Andrew's Pfesbyterian Church. +ADDRESS: 600 St. Andrews R~d. Newport 8e4ch +TELEPHONE: 631-2880. +DENOMINATION: Presby- terian Church U.S.A. +YEAR cmmcu ESTAB- USHED: 1be church will cele- brate its SOth anniversary next year. +SERVICE TIMES: Saturday -5:30 p.m. contemporary ser- vice; Sunday -8:30 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. traditiooal services. Church school for all ages runs ing. +SENIOR MINISTEll: John Huffman. + STAFF: William L. Flanagan. minister of singles and mis- sions; Lydia M. Sarandan, min- ister of adult education: Richard A. Todd, minister of parish life; The Rev. James T. Birchfield, minister of young couples and career singles; The Rev. EdwlU'(l R. Snedeker, min- ister of youth; Candy Baylis, minister of children's educa- tion: Daniel L. Sharp, .minister of music and worship; C. Brad McMunay, music associate; Leah A Stout, minister of visi- tation; J. Barry Martinez, direc- tdf of junior high ministry; ' Mark E. McCormick. director of college ministry; Toni L. Wood, secretary to senior min- ister; Arthur R. Mcintosh, busi- ness administrator. +SIZE OP CONGJlEGATION: 4,700 .. +MAKEUP OF CONGREGA- TION: A cross-section of the Harbor area with a growing youth, young couples and career singles membership. + CHILD CARE: Provided for all worship services and most other church activities. +TYPE OF WOllSHIP: Com- bines the best of traditional and contemporary worship, aiming to involve both the head and the heart. The Satur- day evening service uses con- temporary muiic from a praise band and chorus. Sunday ser-• vices are more traditional with music from the sanctuary choir. Huffm1m delivers the same.ser- mon at all three services. ' OOH ilACH I 01\llY l1LOT _sento r M inister Johi:a Huffman and ·an assembly ol pipe organs offer tmplr.atton Sundays at SL Andrew's Presbyterian Church ln Newport Beach. +TYPE OP SERMON: Huff- man's messages are biblical and life situatfonal. He some- t:imes preaches through a bOok of the Bible over a period of several weeks; books covered recently include James and Peter. +RECENT.SERMON: Last Sunday's sermon was "Life's Most Crucial Question• based on Acts 16:16-34. +UPCOMING SERMON: Huffman will begin a new series SUndayto~ptember and October·with a message called. •catch the Vision,· based on the scripture text from 1 Samuel 3:1-11. +WELCOME WAGON: Visi- tors are afforded anonymity if . they wish. Those who leave their name, address and phone number are sent a welcome letter and brochure about the church and its programs. Someone 1rom lbe-Parub-ute Committee telephones those who are interested in becom- ing more involved. On Sun- days there is a time ot fellow- ship around "mission donuts.• The monies contributed for the donuts and coffee go toward funding some of tbe,J.ll.aDy mis- sions St. Andrew's suppo~. On Saturday, this fellowship is around a meal of •mission piz- za,• salad and soda. with the money also supporting mis- sions. + OUI'REACH PROGRAMS: The commitment of St Andrew's to mls$ions, locally an~ globally, "is one of time, talent and money.• Recently, the church had about 180peo- ple serving around the world, including India, Samoa, Long Beach and Brazil. The ch>1fch has aided the Shalimar Street Project that supplies tutors to· the Costa Mesa community. It sends world relief through the offices of Church World Ser- vice and World Vision Interna- tional. Locaf support is given to several charitable groups. The chW'ch also bosb birthday par- ties at oeJghborinq ~vales­ cent hospitals and provides food. clothing and Christmas gifts through various programs. + DRESS: Saturday dress is very casual and any style goes. Sunday services tend to' be dressier, ranging from sport shirts and slacks to suits and ties. +MISSION STATEMENT: Empowered by the Holy Spirit. St Andrew's Presbyterian Chmch. whose heed is the Lord Jesus Christ, shall commit itself to: 1. Prodametion -Lead persons to a personal saving faith in Jesus Christ. 2. Fellow- ship -NUrture each other in ourfaith:-3:"Service -Deploy ourselves in servant ministries at home and throughout the world. · + INTEJlESTING NOTE: Huff- • man has ~ senior minister at St. Andrew's for 18 years. During this time the church completed and burned the mortgage on a $16 million building with a 1,400-seat sanctuary. Its annual support of uiiSsiOns exceed $1.7 milllon. Huffman also serves as chair- man of the board of World Vision U.S. -By Michele M. Marr L------------------~------------~-----------------------------------------~ Unarmed man walks ' out of bank with cash A man walked into a Newport Beach bank Thursday morning, stole-some. cash and w.alked.light back out police said Friday. The unarmed man demantled money from a teller at 11:15 ~· at Bank of America, 2600 San Miguel Drlve, Sgt. John Desmond said. 1be teller, fearing the man might have a bidden weapon. banded over an undis- closed amount. Desmond said. The man then walked away from the bank. wearing a base- ball cap and carrying a black Witnesses desaibed the sus- pect as a white man in his early 20s standing 5-feet-7-inches tall and weighing about 150 pound9, Desmond said. They told police he bad.short, light brown hair, a mustache and a goatee, Desmond said. Victim boun~ gagged a.s cony>uter com~y_ rob~ 1Wo men, one of them armed with a double-barrel shotgun: robbed a Newport Beach com~ puter company Thursday night• after binding-and gagging-a. worker at the office, Newport Beach police said. A 30-year-old Long Beach res- ident was leaving the office in the 3400 block of Irvine Avenue at 9:20 p.m. when the two men approached him, Sgt. John Desmond said. nie men pointed the gun ~t him and forced him to tum off the building's alarm system, Desmona saia. They thel) ordered him to lie on the floor before they bound his hands and, feet with duct tape and taped his · mouth and eyes shut, Desmond: said. . The men took an undeter-· mined amount of cash, computer: memory chips and computer; equipment, reports said. . The victim described the SUS-: pects as two black ....menr both : wearing dark clothing, knit slQ • . caps and gloves, Desmond saicl,: The man carrying the gun sroc>a: about 5 feet 6 mches tall. and ~ companion stood about 5 feet 1 t: inches tall and had a thin build. the victim told police. : ~ f760-2558) is having a sale on summer merchandise including tiresses, silk and linen pieces, ~otton piquet shorts and T-shirts. • If you like to dress like your favorite 1V personalities this is where to shop. The Georgiou fashions are worn by Heather Locklear, Deborah Norville, Ter- ry Murphy, and Cybil Shepherd. The store carries career suits, casual and eveningwear. Local entrepreneuer takes show on the road Comfortable ladies clothing is ~asy to find at Flttgues (644- 6485 ), which opened at Fashion Island last ring. The Chica o- as re 1 own e o thermal wear clothing that's time. There are dresses, pants, shirts, jackets, tops, and pajamas that come in a variety of neutrals and winter colors. Macy's South Cout Plaza is hosting an Anne IOein ll fall fashion presentation today at 11 a .m. For more inf onnation please call (556-0611) ext. 4268. • IEST MIYS appean Thursd•ys and Saturo.ys. If you know of a good buy call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646- 1'170 or write to me: Best Buys Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627. I N 1llE FAST LANE: Woody Smith. who served as presi- dent/owner and chief operat- ing officer of the Irvine Coast Country Club from 1964-1985 is developing a new country club in Las Vegas for those who like to be in the fast lane. Woody commutes weekly from Newport Beach where he .. . ~ , their residence, to nine miles north of Las Vi as were he is coo g ev pmen e Autopian Motonports Country Club at the site of the 1,100 acre Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The Autopian Motorsports oun u private club for affluent auto enthusiasts who wish to drive formula and sedan race ca.rs at speed.S up to 160 miles per hour. As for the commute Smith states "I wouldn't ask my wUe to move to Las Vegas, we both love Newport Beach too much. Tb1s is where home Isl" TOU ROAD UPDATE: Orange County 1ransportation Corridor Community Relations Uaison Betty Jo Bailey will pro- vide members of the Orange County Coast Association an update on the San Joaquin Hills toll road project at the monthly luncheon meeting on Thursday, Sept .. 12 at the Newport Beach Coll;Dtry Club. Th~ reception served at 12 noon and the pro- gram at 12:45. The meeting is open e pu an reserva- tions at $20 each can be made by calling 548-4942 at. 3. CHARTER NJGHI': The New- port Beach Uons Club will for- dinner at 7 p.tn. at the Hyatt Newporter when 40 men and women will be installed by Inter- naUonal Director Pat Quigley of Merced., California. The charter will be presented to Loab Nock- old. U.S. Navy retired, by Coun- dl of Governor's Chairman Pb.Wp lrowae. Guest speaker will be Donald E. Banker ~ intema- .~~~t llEADElt$ HOJUNE 642~ 0.ity Pilot, P.O. lox 1560, COsU MeM, CA 92626. ~No news stot1e. llustrlltlonl, ~ VOL IO, NO. 205 Record 'fOUI convnents ~ the DaNy Pilot« news tip5. ,, rW IMtt« Olf ~-Its hlrW\ CM\ be~ with- out wrtttlln pem*6on of copy- right own«. HOW m IJEAOt us ~ The Time Or11n91 County (IOO) 252-9141 ....... Clalllfted 142·5'71 Dflpl.y 142 ... 121 ........ N9WIW0..122A Sf*11142 ... ll0 ..._Spci11, ..... ,10 I-Miii: •":~.net ... OflD ..... Offal42~1 ..... , ... ,.-a ~~ "111 Cllfwllll °" .............. w ,,...,.,~ ..., .. .._~..,ao ........... WI ft I 'P ........ """"' ... t.JM.OLal-.....-. Newport 8-.ch 73164 l•lboa 73154 CostAI Mew 79l70 Corona del MW 721&4 a. fllORSCAIT lOCAT10H SIZE Wtdge 2 ... 1 Newport 2 .... hidtle:J 2 ... $ IUvtr Jetty 2 ... , CdM 2 ... , 9CMl1'llG ~ ..,."°""~ . becofMw-.,._ 15 knots. Wind- wttl biM to tWD ........... ~·CIDfM --~ Wiit. jim de boom tional president of Uons Clubs worldwide. More infonnation is available by calling 644-6105. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS 11flS COMING WEEK: Want to get more involved in your com- munity? Visit a service club this w~k. Guests are welcome and most clubs will buy your meal on your first visit. ~-doUiiJ and fag lhNd t ::. ': ::r:. . noon. ,_ 10IMW flnt-S:•S&m. -0.1 FlntNgh 12:J1&m. 5e<DMloW =rr-.. ,,.~ .... ,... ... l:Jla.-; 0.0 Rntllflh ~=-::-:r .... 11:11,- MONDAY -6:30 p.m. -New- port Harbor-Costa Mesa Uons Club meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club to hear Harvey Marklinger, chainnan of •Project Look." TIJl!SDAY -7:30 a.m. -New- port Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the at the Balboa Bay Club for aaft talks by Pete Bar- The Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa esa um r .. p.m.. -Costa Mesa-Newport Har- bor Uons Club, the Fish Pry Club meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club. South Coast Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Center Club. New- port 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 to hear tror4 Hypnotherapist, Keith O'Neil. 6:00 p.m.. -Newport-Bal-' boa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub to hear from Kenneth Caplin on "The Success of Harley-David-· son Inc.: 93 Years in the Mak- ing." 1HURSDAY -7:00 a.m. -Cos- ta Mesa-Orange Coast Breakfast Uons Club meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon -Kiwanis Club del Mar and Newport Beach meets at the Bahia Corinthian Kiwanis Oub meets at the Holl-• day Inn. The Exchange Oub of · Newport Harbor meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club to hear • cer omMon Beach police on the DARE pro-· gram. The Newport-Jtvine Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott • Hotel to hear Jim Lent on - Medicare. • cor........,., a a... is published ~ S.turdayln the Dally Pilot. FAX • your setVlce duo's meeting Information : to 631-5851 or mall to 1743 hyport .. w.y, Newport Bffch, 92660. : --. --:; ":~ . -~-.-. Ii • . . . . • ------......_ .. _ .• _. ~-. --~< Don't like the tone of this message • Tales frOm voice-awl bell ... •steve, this It Jim. Your vo~ mail's still all acrewed up. You oughta get that meaage tlsed. • •Ah Steve. this ii John. Dude, what planet you ltvtng on? Anne's been gone for weeks. You need fo update your message.•. •Your voice mail's still wrong. Don't you carer • And so the messages came, piling up like roofs and palm fronds in South Carolina. For a while I ignored the Cdllem, not because they weren't right, but because I was a bit unsteady behind the wheel when it came to voice-mail mechanics. · One evening, when the news- room was only halt full, I dedded to record a new message. I lis- tened to the old one first and, yeah, everyone bad been right. -1here it was: Hi, this is Steve Marble yadda yadda blab blab and if you n~ and ask for Anne Spinn blab blah ... · Anne Spinn, our longtime newsroom office manager who oJten knew more about the news than anyone in the newsroom, bad been gone Since June. Steve Lacy was the new person. So I got into record mode by hitting about 15 different options, deared my throat and in some- thing less than a monotone told my callers that, sure enough, 1 couldn't get to the phone but if they'd be kind enough to just press zero and ~for Steve &cy, well then, everythlng would be just peachy. · · I played back my message. l sounded bored. Maybe even a touch confused. But at least the information was correct. The next day some very famil- iar messages awaited me. •steve this is Rhontla, you ieally should update your mes- sage. Anne, in case you didn't steve marble know, is no longer with us. See ya.• "Yes Steve this is Pramod. Did you know you still have Allne's name on your message? You might want to record a new mes- sage• •steve? .TlDl again. Day 25 c;md you still have Anne's name you might want to know." I played back the message. It was the old one. No mention of Steve Lacy. Still jabbering away about Anne Spinn. Figuring I probably bit a wrong button somewhere along the line that transferred my new recording into deep space, I recorded it again. I played it back. It sounded good. Not just OK, but-good. Kind of.upbeat. Business-like but friendly. Busy guy here but for you my dear, dear caller, I always have time. The next day my fans raged on. •Marble. Take a message. Anne Spinn's gone. Got it.• I played back my message, my cheery new greeting. Instead it was the same old sandpaper- on-sandpaper recording of me apvising callers to •press zero and ask for Anne Spinn." I slumped down in my chair. I didn't get it. I know people who change their voice-mail record- ing dally, people who leave their entire day's itinerary on their recording, people who blithely record new messages from their eel phone while changing lanes on the freeway. And me? Can't even get my old newsroom chum Anne Spinn off my message. One evening I explained the whole stupid thing to City Editor Iris Yokoi, who is always very tol- erant with me and has known me long enough to understand that I'm easily defeated by bigb- tech stuff. "Maybe I'll just leave it alone, ldndo as a tribute to Anbe or something,• I told Iris. She nodded, though I couldn't tell whether she sympathized or was just bemused with my pathetic attempts at updating my message. It could have cut either way. I considered calling Anne S inn lhinkin that she of all people would appredate the irony of the situation. A couple of days later, Iris leaned over the desk. ·Hey, lis- ten to this.• She seemed pretty excited. She punched a couple of buttons and there was her voice -much peppier and cuter than mine -explaining that I was out of the office or busy doing some- thing yadda yadda blab blab press zero and ask for Steve Lacy. . One of these days I might even ask Iris bow she did it. On the other hand, if Lacy sticks around and 1 don't get to1ee.ling sorry for Aru)e Spinn, why bo~­ er? • STEVE MARa&..E is the managing edi- tor. on S ~Lt :· Beoufif ul seledion of quaht4 sofas and dining sets. Choose from wide ronqe of fabrics. Coordinate sofa with dininq qPOup. EveP..Jo4 disc-OUnt price5~ 1 T en ee l ome an experience the newest fibers of the 90's in this year's hot new fall fashions only at Re b e l. Micro D enier Lyocell .. SATURDAY,~ 7, 1916 Al DiStrict curriculum director selected •Newport-Mesa school trustees will be asked to hire Department of Education administrator Julie Chan By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -School officials have tapped an Orange County Department of Educa- tion administrator for one of the district's top administrative posts. The director of curriculum and assessment's office was left vacant last month when Eleanor Anderson retired after nearly 10 years with Newport-Mesa Uni- fied. ISLAND CINEMAS , I • • •' • ~ •• • (l"I' ~INPO~'B,•• 114 6t0•:1~ • • Though the pick must be approved by school board mem- bers Tuesday, Superintendent Mac Bernd said he will recom- mend Julie Chan. the county education department's lan- guage arts -and school improve- ment coordinator, for the post. •Julie Chan emerged from an extremely strong group· of ca.n- didates," Bernd said Priday. MSbe not only has an excellent background in curriculum and instruction, but also bas done a great deal of work with teach- ers.• In her new position, Chan will be responsible for all assess- ment testing and for the overall development and coordination for curriculum in all Newport· Mesa schools, Bernd said. •The real strong point with Julie is we believe she can be an effective administrator, but she also bu presentation skills and an excellent reputation among teachers,. be said. Bemd said wben be made the announcement of bis choice at this week'1 reading workshop (or elementary teachers, the crowd erupted in applause. •Many of our teachers have_ gone to presentations that she : bas put on," be said. Chan worked as a classroom teacher before fl!Ceiving her doctorate.in 1970. She produced a radio series on reading for the American Forces Radio Network and taught at Cal State Long Beach. Much of her career has focused on reading and writiilg instruction, though she bas administered several bilingual programs. FR·EE I I I I I I I I I Giant Cookie with the purchase of one loaf of bread I per person • Expires 9/1 1/96 427 E . 17th Street • Costa Mesa ·I -_(':! ~'!. 5!:! 'z. ~!:'!e!e;:1:!...-.J SONY PICTURES CLASSICS .. PRESENTS ACROSS THE . SEArwTIME . _.,...._.~~ ~~~--- '915'1' LADY LOOK Alm Cha'• family Shoe Service pre- .... •Tue Pint Lady,• a Costa Mm& resident who impersonates fflDary Rodham Ointon, from 10 *-.m. ~ 3 p.m. at 1673 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa. For more in(orma- doa, call 642 ... 314. IOOK SIGNING •ne Zone" nutrition group is sponsoring a book signing by Michael and Mary Dan Eades, authors of "Protein Power• at 2:30 pim. at the Jlames and Noble Bookstore in Fashion Island. For D1ore informatjon, call 673-3588. RUMMAGE SAl.E The First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa is having a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to noon at .420 W. 19th St. For more infor- mation, call 548-7727. . OONSCLUB The Newport Beach Lions Club will hold its formal charter- ing celebration dinner dance at 7 p.m. at the Hyatt Newporter Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-6105. POWER COMPUTING The Orange County Computer Club presents Microsoft and Mac- intosh clone maker, Power Com- puting, at the meeting from 8:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. in the Chemistry Building at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The first meeting is tree and the annual member- ship fee is $30. For more informa- tion, call 836-0522. ENVIRONMENT Por an appointment. c4ll ~6-662'. PETPD\MES Kn:aart is OCHpODSOriDg a Paw Prinbl charity event to benefit the March of Dimes starting at \O a.m.. at 2200 Harbor Blvd. The Paw Ptints mobile studio offers pi~ of one or two pets maxi· mum with a $5 donation per pet. To make a reservation. call (818) 360-4068. BOOK SALE Friends o1 Costa Mesa Libraries is having a used book, sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Llbrary, 1855 Parle Ave! For more information, call 646-8845. SUNDAY BRIDAL SHOW Mollie Merrell and Co. pre- sents "The Ultimate Wedding Event for Beach Cities Brides" from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, building 10. Costa Mesa. Parking is free and admission is $6. For more information, call 548~1089. FASHION SHOW Models from the Orange County Jewish Community will stroll the stage at the fashion · show at 6:30 p.m. in .the Jewish Community Center, 250 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Admission is $8. For reservations, call (818) 466- 3378. AUDmONS The Musical Theater Academy is holding auditions for tlle "Sound of Music" ami "Dickens' Christmas Carol.• Performers of THE ZONE A free local support group IDeeU at '1 p.m, to cliscuA •'Jbe Zane," tbe ezdtinq nutrition pJaa developed by best-selilng author Sany Sean, at the Barnes and Noble Bookstore, in Fashion Island in Newport Beach. For more ipformation, call 673-3588. ~ ADD SUPPORT Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach will bold a free lecture called •Attention Defic:i Disorder: The Big Picture" at 7 p.m. at 1100 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 476-0991. TIJESDAY ADD PROGRAM The NeWJ>Ort Beach Central Library offers a free program "ADD in Children and Adults" at noon in the library's Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more inf onnation, call 717-3801. LUNCHEON The South Coast Business and ro ess1on omen presen "Overcoming Barriers to Suc- ceed• at a luncheon from 11:30 a.a. to s p.m. at m 1bdo Grill. 633 s. ADloD Blvd., Ccilta Mela. 1be cmt II 117 foe nwnben and S22 for: guem. Por reMrVatiom, call 4n.4666. DIYottCE· HELP The 'Beginning Again Minlstry or the Divorced and Separated ls having it& free. regular meettng on "Financial Aspect ot Divorce" at 7:30 p.m. at the pu:isb center, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-2036. WARDROBE 11PS The Roundtable For Women in Foodservice Orange C6unty Chapter offers a dinner meeting on "How to Build a Core Wardrobe" at6p.m. at Nordstrom in South Coast Plaza. The cost is $20 per member prepaid. $25 per member at the door and $35 per person'for others. For more infor- mation, call 665-6312. f'OQIS~ Hoag MMnolial HolpUa1 Piel- bytaian often a Breut Hee1tb Focus. Gloup at 5:30 p.m. at the Patty ad George Hoeg Cancer Cent«, One Hoeg Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. For more information. call 574-6171. HEALJH LECTURE • '; 1be Genesis Skin Care and Wellness Center offers a free health lecture on •1ntestinal Health: Pathway to Ufe or Death" at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Com- munity Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 645--8004. - CANCER SOOElY Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres- byterian offers a smoking ce:;sa- tion program from 6:30 to 8 p.m. beginning today and Sept. 12, 17, -- 19, 25 ·and 26 at the Patty and Geolve Hoeg Cancer ~. 1 Hoeg Ortve, Building 41, New- port Beach. All deMeS must be attended. 1be coct is $25. To reg- ister, c.all 574.6J11. CHORUS a.ASS The emeritus Program at Coastline Conµnunity College offers a free choral class for older adults at 3 p.m. in tbe Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. For more information. call 241-6176. WRITING CONADENCE Orange Coast College offers a tree workshop on "Building Writ- ing Confidence" from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today and Sept. 18 and 25 in OCC's lte-Entry Center. For more information, call 432-5162. ------------· -- --ADD su'pp()fff I Coastline Counseling Center I of Newport Beach will hold a lee-I ture called •Tue Manana Syn-1 drome" from 1 to 9 .m. at 1200 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER I I I u .. we , ewpo Beach. The cost is $20. For more information, call 416-0991. I I I I I --- --- 642-1 717 I I I I I f1luste&a I . .. . . . i I 28J·D 17th Street. Costa Mesa (Ntxt to R8Ss) I O~tt 7 Doy&: ,\f.f 10-N .f;ot. J().7 Sun. //.6 I ·-------------------------The Emerald Forest Restaurant Bar & Grill presents a full day of free environmental awareness seminars and public interaction starting at 11 a.m. and ending at dusk at 309 Palm St., H, Balboa. For more information, call 723- 5000. all ages are invited to audition._· .....__ For an appointment, call 646- 6624. MONDAY ·RESTAURANT BIZ AUDITlONS . The Musical Theate r Academy is holding auditions for the "Sound of Music" and "Dickens' Christmas Carol.• Performers of 4" ages are invited to audition. esa (near John Wayne Alrpon) UCI presents a free Restaurant Management Open House on •nends and Opportunities in the Restaurant Business" from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m . at Bistro ·201, 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 631- 1551. '4Ma-Art 5~-'111 • ........ , Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard hardscape. • Expert brick, \ block, stone, tile, slate &. concrete work. • Can recommend quality designers & landscapers. • Quality work in Costa Mesa & Newport Beach since 1969. • OraJnage problems? We eolve them. Baskin <ii> Robbins . 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I COUPON EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 17., 1996 I PLEASE ATnND Oft FIEE-FUN-.INFOIMATivt SlMINAIS AVAJU I Lt TWICE A MOHJH ... tol lB£ DATt AND TIME Of OUR NEXT SHOW & IlLL CALL (71t) 631·3376 EXT. 133 · -----------------·---·--~---· MEN, WOMEN 8c CHILDREN OF ALL AGES For over 25 years United Studios of Self Defeflse has given people of all ages the focus, confidence, and self esteem necessary to meet all of life's challenges. IMPROVE YOUR CONFIDENCE • CONCENTRATION • REsPl!:CT • PHYSICAL FtTNE• ... • SELF CONTROL • SE.LF ESTEEM • 'IMIZONE A free local support group meets at 1 p.m. to dlscuss •The Zone,• the udtf.ng nutrition plan developed by best-selllng author Barry Sears, at the Barnes and Noble Bookstore, in ntangle Squar:e in Costa Mesa. For more lo.formation, call 673-3588. ROIUST Hdi.TH Orange Coast College offers a free workshop titled •Robust Health,• a course on how individ- \lals . can become holistically healthy, from physical, mental and emotional perspectives, from '6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center. For more information, call 432- 5162. CRIBBAGE The Newport Beach Cribbage Oub meets at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, on the comer of fifth Avenue and Marguerite ~venue in Corona del Mar. For more information, call 631-3371. N.B. HADASSAH Newport Beach Hadassab cele- brates its 25th anniversary with a Brunch at the home of res- ident Sherry Lopez at 10:30 a.m. The cost is $2.50. For reservations call 673-1403. DINNER/LECTURE The Newport-Santa Ana Legal Association offers a dinner and lecture on •Labor/Employment t.aw• at 5:30 p.m. in the Wynd- ham Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the 4rts, Costa Mesa. The cost is $16~50 for members and $19 for non-memben. For more informa- tion, call 752-8800. ALLERGIES , The Newport Har~~ea <!:hamber of CQmmerce presents '.Allergies: New Ways of Address- ifig the Problem" Crom noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Riverboat Cafe, . 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $15 with reser- vations and $17 at the door. For more information, call 729-4400. MEN'S BREAKFAST Tue Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church presents •What the Bible Says About Finances• from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The cost is $2.50. For more inf or- mation, call 574-2239. TIIURSDAY MEETING The Association for Corporate Growth presents Joel Slutzky, chairman of the boa.rd and chief executive officer of Odetics, Inc., at 5:30 p.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $20. For reser- vations, call 436-7515. LUNCHEON The Orange County Coast Association will discuss the Orange County 1Tansportation Corridor Agency at the· luncheon Beach Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway. The cost is $20. For reservations, call 548-4942. CAREER NETWORK The Career Network presents •Assessing Your Strengths and PoCusing Your Resume• at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. llnformation: 574-2239. ~AYRT The Costa Mesa Chamber of Comm.en::e presents •A 90-minute Breakfast Boost• discussing bow to stay fit while you sit from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Coun- try Oub, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Prepaid reseJVations cost $10 and admission is $15 at the door. Por more info1Dlation, call 574-8780. JOURNAL WRmNG The Newport Beach Central Llbrary presents a tree program on "Journal Writing for Personal and Professional Growth• at 7 p.m. in the library's Friends' Meet- ing Room. For more information, call 717-3801. CANDIDATE FORUM The Costa Mesa Republican Assembly will be hosting a candi- date forum night for City Council at 7 p.m. at the neighborhood C ommunity Center, 1845 Park lican Assembly will moderate the forum giving the candidates time to speak and answer questions from the panel and the audience. For more information, call 645- 5326. C HA'S FAMILY S HOE SERVICE CELBBRATES ]TS 8TH .ANNIVBRMR.T SAT., SEP. 7TH STOP BY AND MEBT FlR.sT LADY IMPERSONATOR Teresa Barnwell Free.Photos J Oam-lpm Free Refreshments 10am-3pm 1673 Irvine Ave., #F Costa Mesa (behind Blockbuster) ph: 642-4314 nts ATTRACTM ~ 0£PEN>ABl£ ROLt.H; FLE KEEPS OOCMNTS ~ Slm.ES CLOSE AT HAKl. SlDES ll«R A 0£SK. 'M£N NOT IN USE. OOR ROLL.NJ FU IS MADE OF EPOXY.COATED STEEL N() IS AV.Q..ABLE IN Bl.ACK OR VMTE. For All Your Closet/Office Needs!! We accept Visa: MC. Amex & give a 3% Discount for cash or checks. I ,. STORAGE WIST (714) 631-4878 FR&E Nylon Drawer Liners w/e drawer rchase IEACON IAY AUTO WASH 4200 llllCH mm ~ CA • The mini-dish you don't have to buy • Enjoy up to 95 channels of digital picture & sound • Ufetime warranty and service • AD available with Just one y phone call COMPARl flRST. . . YOU woN·T FIND A ll:TTIR YALUI IN SAJILLln ENTERTAINMINT. l'llMESI 1:. ADVANCED COMMUNICATION TECHNOLPGIES 714 61-0111 . • • • • • • ~ FINANCtSOO Finance 500 offers a free work- shop on the real estate market from 1 to 2 p.m. or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Unlvenrity Athletic Oub, 1701 Quail St, Newport Beach. For more information, call 251- 0270. FRIDAY INVENTORS FORUM Orange Coast College offers a monthly forum on "Profit Through Inventing" from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in room 101 of OCC's Science Lec- tUre Hall. Registration fee is $5 per session for members and $15 per session for non-members and guests. For more information, call 432-5880. , SATURDAY, serra.9a 7, ~-AS MAXIMUM GAIN The Consumer Businea Net· work presents Suzan Fiskm on •Directing Brain For Maximum Gain" at 7 a.m. tn the Tea Room. 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is $15. For more informa- tion. call 550-4785. WORKSHOP Newport Harbor Area awn,. ber of Commerce offers a free, business assistance workshop on ·vour Best Marketing Tool for the •90s• from 1:30 to 9 a.m. at 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For reservations, call 640-4789. COOKING UTE Orange Coast College offers a class on ·cooking Ute in the '90s" from 10 a .m. to 1 p.m. Fridays at occ... n. ct.. • Jllejd .. food and Nutrttkm 173 ad the COit .. 126. To regilW. cell m-.5772. -. MMH1"S COURSE • Waddell and Reed Pinanda}., Services otters "Back to School,• a ' free parent's coune m planning.. and paying for coUege, from 10 to 11 a.m. at 949 South Cout Driver Suite 100, Costa Mesa. To RSVP, call 437-7510. AUDmONS The Musical Theater Academy is holding auditions for the "Sound of Music" and "Dickens' Christmas Carol.• Performers of all ages are invited to audition. For" an appointment. call 646-6624. ,_,---------------------------------------------------+-------................... Don't When Your. Partner Move~, YI .• . Individually Pocketed Coils Make the Difference Traditional coils are linked at the top and bott , so they can't work independently. Only \ Beautyrest pocketed coils are joined in the middle, so each coi I moves indepen-· ~ dently to contour every inch of your body. BUNION CORRECTION ••• NO HOSPITALIZATION · FREE ADVERTORIAL with most ads. Advertorial dtWIHoe: Wednesday. September 1 t th I • Pboae fU&.3189 for ... bdar-U,., ~ IMiolh al t11!4• madoo. Bw:bii......,, ~~ Home s..W:ie OD • .W Ulm ..W ~ ClASSES HEAIJ1f DAY Sod9J'dn9, miadbatmg ud pay-StanilM1 Wed.De9day, Rabbi Choose from four 10-week Imtnictor Juet BrOlan _. iDg Will ~ al 9~ P.•· pre-Dewtd ..,,._,i.g will lead the twnw classes the Jewish Com-"People With Althritia Can EU.r-oedlDg the liaidnigtit ob11erftnca Hetnw School of Temple Isaiah IU>OD-NESW OtECICS PMYEI IRfAICFAST •unity Center {JCC). of Orange die• da •• from 10 to tl a.m. to billd by tlle templi'I new ru-or Newport Beach (Commvattve). Pint Uolted Methodist Church Pint United Methot.list Cllurch u~~lfoV'lmty will bold this fall. The every Tuesday at the Jewbb ~ D&Yid ROleobag. PollowiPg On Sept 23, be tUel the place of. of COlt4 Mesa. 420 W. 19th St., of Costa Mesa holdl a Prayer 1~Pnmced class focuses on fluency Senior Center of Orange County, Rolh Hasbanah, two tradltlona1 student Rabbi Jotepb Mendel-will conduct a free blood-pressure Bx8akfut. at 6 a.m. every Wednes- JJWJ-.,..iopment and will meet Mon-250 E. 8eket St., Costa Mela. The 10 a.m. ~ wm take pJace tobn at the templei Mendelsohn c1inlc between 10 and 10:30 a.m. day at Denny's restaurant at New-~~-_,,., starting this week'and run-class includes health educotion, Sept 14 and 15 at tbe temple. It~ will be completing rabbinical on the first Sunday of each month. port Boulevard and 17th Street in ::IPG through Nov. 18, from 7:30 to joint-protection tips, relaxation located at 240l Irvine Ave. on tbe studies in New York. Rosenberg Call 548-71Z7. Costa Mesa. Call 5'8-1721 • .m. Participants in the intenne-techniques, pain-control tech-Back Bay. for further informAtion, will 'also tea.ch subjects such as SUPPORT GROUPS te class must be able to read niques and socializing. Call 513-phone 54a-6900 or 646-7512. Jewish mysticism, the Kabbelah, HOLY COMMUNION Md write Hebrew and will meet 5641 . and Jewish heroes and heroines MENTAL HEALTH FAMILY St James Episcopal Church, t\aesdays, beginning this week ROSH HASHANAH in adult education at the temple. SUPPORT GROUP 3209 via Udo, Newport Bea.ch, llld running through Nov. 12, ~IG:e: Beach Baha'i The Pacific CO!lgregatton. a Friday night services 'begin at St. Andrew's Presbyterian offers a noon service every • 1Joln 7 to 9 p.m. Biblical Hebrew all ........ . ts t chapter of the Society for Human-8:00 p .m. and Saturday Torah Church conducts a support group Wednesday with Holy Commu- oduces students to reading Community ows yv.&..ao.pan ° istic Judaism, will celebrate Rosh studies are at 10:00 a.m. The tem-for &..-mes with loved ones with nion. Bdng a lunch and dine with eh.ens. f biblical hear an" experience "Paradigm l is I t...A t ""01 "-..:-' A IQllllUi aft th · compr ion o Shift: A..,. New Way -A New Hasha.nab on Sept. 15, the second p e oca ""'" a ~ u nue :ve. serioµs mental illnesses. It is led the church staff er e servtce. ' and will meet Wednesdays, World" at 7:30 p.m. every Friday day of the holiday this year. The on the Back Bay. Phone 548-6900 by a professional and takes place Call 675-0210. »arting this . week and ~g at a private residence in Corona ceremony will, begin at 10:00 a.m . for more infonnation. every Sunday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. ough Nov. 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. del Mar. Together, tliey explore at the Marriott Suites Hotel in For more information, call St. BIBLE STUDY ~e..lbeginn~~· class introduces such questions as: ClUl racism Costa Mesa and will be followed ROSH.HASHANAH WNCHEON Andrew's at 631-2880 or Kariii His Disciples Fellowship in -reading, writin}! and understand-and prejudice be, eliminated? by a buffet brunch. Re~ations The Jewish Senior· Center in Montgomery at 645-3708. Costa Mesa invites everyone for a •~.Hebrew ~0n Thursdays, ~-What is the new world order? Can may be made at $15 per person Costa Mesa invites seniol'S and studf of G~'s word, food, fun an~ ..aing this week. and runrung conflicts be resolved without on. a first pay, first served basis friends to celebrate the Jewish CAREER NETWQRK felloWship at 7:30 p.m. every Fri- "tb.rough Nov. 14, from 7 to 9 p.m . force? Are women and men with limited seating and a dead-New Year dwing its annual Rosh The Career Network meeting day. All ages welcome. Direc- Ibe JCC is located at 250 E. B~-equal? What's the spiritual solu-line. Please call 644-2712 or 838-Hashanah luncheon. Those for those unemployed continues tions: 650-2589 (James). er St., Costa Mesa. For informa-tion to our economic problems? 2836 for more information and attending the noon event on at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Stewart tion on fees and registration, call Music and food are included. mailing .infuuctions. Thursday will enjoy traditional Lounge at St. Andrew's Presby-MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST 755-0340. Directions: 759-0999. holiday music, festivities and teJian-Chu:rch. The fu>e, ongoing_.__--£-1~..P<U:~·· -Eenowship .Break-j_ _ _:_::_.::_:..=.:__ ________ -f-'.~:::'.=:.:....:.=._::.=-----l-'"lll1:11r"m'ml~Vl:~~g---tis~oaaiffiffi\ig;f.~ai'6tr1 ChaiaiilimrlAAsas~willrii· llrweelcly meetings are open to all fast of st. Andrew's P.resbyterian SINGLES LECTURE SERIES FOR SINGLES • offiaate the high holiday prayer. and are held at 600 St. Andrews Church bolds a breakfast every Serendipity, a weekly discus-Newport Beach Higashi Hon-The Jewish Community Cen-Reservations are requested for the Road in Newport Beach (across Wednesday in Dierenfield Hall at sion series for singles of all ages, ganji Buddhist Temple's Oh~ ter of Orange County and the traditional kosher meal availab.le from Newport Harbor High 7 a.m. The breakfast is open to all begin:; its 1996-97 season Society presents a lecture and dis-Jewish Association Serving Sin-for $7 .50 per person, and round-· School). For. more information, men for $2.50 per breakfast and Wednesday at St. Andrew's Pres-cussion series this Sumlay and on gles jointly present the 15th annu-trip, door-to-door transportation is call 574-2239. takes place at 600 St. Andrews byterian Church. Radio host John the second Sunday of each month al High Holiday Services for Sin-available. Please call 513-5641 for Road, Newport Beach. For more Jolliffe will discuss "Sabotage: at the temple, 254 Victoria St., gles. Rosh Hashanah services will i:eservations and information. VOLUNTEERS information, call 631-2880. The Hidden Fears of Closeness" Costa Mesa. Call 722-1202· be held Sept. 13 at 7 :45 p.m . and Saint Michael and All Angels during the 7:30 p.m. session at SERMONS Sept. 14 C\t 9:45 a.m. Yom Kippur INACTIVE CATHOLICS seeks tutors for its mission to the 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport services will be held Sept. 22 at The Re-Membering Group of Orange County Vietnamese pop- Beach. A $3 donation at the door WATER COMMUNION . 7:45 p.m. and Sept. 23 at9:45 am. Our ~9.Y Queen of AngelS offers ulation, The Episcopal Church of also covers refreshments. Phone Orange Coast Unitarian Uni-All services take place at the JCC inactive Catholics' an opportunity the Redeemer. Those interested • Please send photographs and typed releases detailing stories, upcoming events, sermon topics or any other news involving Costa Mesa and Newport Beach houses of worship to Religion Edi- tor, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay S~, Costa Mesa. 92627. You can also fax items to 646-4170. Releases are requested two weeks prior to an event date. 574-2214 for details. versalist Church in Costa Mesa in Costa Mesa with Rabbi Robert to participate in or listen to can-are asked to help an hour per will observe a •water commu-Baruch. Tickets must be pur-did, open dialogue on topics they week or more with English (pri- nion" during the 10:30 a.m. Sun-chased in advance, but will be choose. Past subjects have includ-marily English as a Second Lan- day servicer Congregation mem-held at-the door. Tickets cost-$45-ed .marriage and re-marriage, guage), math and-science. Coach- bers will bring water from sum-per person. The community cen-annulments, morality and es for youth sports are also need- mer travels, along with unusual ter is located at 250 E. Baker St. changes since Vatican ll, among RNANOAL ASPECTS OF DIVORCE Attpmey Ned Fauste conducts .. Financial Aspects of Divorce" in a regular meeting at Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church. The free presentation takes place Tuesday in the parish center at 2046 Mar Vista Dr., Newport Beach. Call 721-0496 or 644-9218. YOGA/SOENCE OF MIND An introductory yoga class meets between 7:30 and 8:30 p .m. Tuesdays through Oct. 22 at Com- munity Church, the Newport Beach Church of Religious Sci- ence. Janet McCanunon will con- duct the session leading to greater mind, body and spirit ~ awareness. And from 10 a.m. to noon today, Rev. Gail Miller facil- itates Science of Mind Year I. Its • scape includes true spiritual nature, the power of our mind, our relationship to God and guid- ance from the voice within. The church is located at 901 Dove St., Suite . 145, in Newport Beach. 9 tAtJ-ouvsg BUY & SEU USED FURNITURE, TOYS & ACCESSORIES, ETC. 2584 Newport Blvd. (at Del Mar) Behind Shell 8tlltlon eo.ia Mesa (714) 831·7313 ~ 1894-1996 Four Generations 102 Years! All Room Sizes REMNANT CLEARANCE 50%0FF NOW OPEN SUNDAYS fron1 I I -4p.m. ALDEN'S UJNCB •DINNER CA'IEtUNG•TAKEOUI' BU.VONE ENTREE RECEIVE ·50"/o OFF SECOND Entn:e °'-equal or leua' "aJuc. Mlltt ptatM coupon. ... , .... stories. Also, the new religious Phone 755-0340 for more infor-others. These frank, open discus- education director, Erin Pitzger-mation. sioi:l.s at the Parish Center will ald.. will be introduced, and the begin Sunday at 6:15 p.m. The choir will perform its first anthem SPECIAL EVENTS center is located at 2046 Mar of the year, directed by Jason Vista Drive in Newport Beach. Hamey. Child care and youth APPOINTMENTS Please contact Marie Romano at education will be offered during A beneficiary agency of the 548-3844 or Johnny Golde at 721- the service. The church is located Orange Co\i.nty Jewish Federa-0496 for more information. at 1259 Victoria St. .For more tion Annual Campaign has BAHA'IS GATHERING information call 646'-4652. . r . ~ed a new president and exec-The Baha'is of !'Lewport Beach utive director. Steve Ostrin will sponsor a lunch, speaker and dis- MAGNETIC MEDITATION serve as Orange C<?unty Hillel's cussion of timely topics at 11 a.m. The Rev. Gail Miller explores new presid~t. and Lori Marx- • Magnet;ic Attraction" Sunday at Community Church, the Newport Beach Church of Religious Sci- ence. The 10:30 a.m. service fol- lows meditation at 10. The church is located at 901 Dove St., Suite 145, in Newport Beach. Call 646- 3199 for more information. SPECIAL SERVICES SEUCHOT/ROSH HASHANAH To set the tone for high holy The Phen-Fen Diet TI1e answer 1s \'CS! However rhc 1rea1- mcnt of obesit\' or :in overweight condi- 1ion also requires :ipproprkHC lifcs1r\c • chclllges and an 111d1v1duallud. pll\'~1c1an· supemsed. comprchens1,·c .1ppro:1ch • includin~ die1. beh.1\ ior 111ochfica11on and cxcn.1sc. For (.'VCrrnrw, it b 1101 jus1 sim· p1Y,1 m:mer of pUshing themselves away from che table! llic new diet pills. when properly oclminllilercd hy a ph)'slcian who is kl'IO'Nledgcable 1n their use. an be :1 helpful adjunct fnr M:iAht reduction and v."tight malntconncc. 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' ' l "' I -~= SATURDAY, SEl'TDl9ER 7, 1996 -' Pilar Wayne gets ~urprise gift:~ birthday bash ·: . : A. end--o•-sum.mer 111l'-prise birthday bash brought smiles and tears from guest of honor POar Wayne. 1, The 'Wile of the late saeen legend Jobn Wayne arrived at Mama Gina's, the new bayfront bistro across from Unda Isle, . assuming she was to take a sun- set cocktail cruise on the bay with friends. As Wayne stood on the dock waiting for her boat, The Wild GOOS6 glided through the harbor. A crowd of wedding guests was on the former John Wayne yacht, now one of the more popular vessels for hire in the barbot. We from the time she was Mrs. John Wayne, preparing for family outings on the Wild Goose. She has sold the big house on the bay and o\ber trap- pings of her former We, preferring to ~ concentrate on her painting and traveling around the world to exhib- it and sell her work. Inside of Mama Gina's, the couple's Escorted in the restaurant's side door when the phantom codtta.il auile boat never appeared, Wayne was greeted by her crowd. The brunette with the goTgeous cheekbones, wear- ing her signatUre slinky white silks and multiple strands of large pearls, brushed away a tear as she embraced her daugh- ter and bussed A1ssa Wayne's date, Frank J. Fitzgerald m, in from New York City. Grandchil- dren Jennifer, Nlck and An.nle rushed to hug their grandmother and wish her happy birthday as pianist Gene DeValle accompa- nied NeWp<>rt's chanteuse, Mlm.l Crosson. singing •unforget- table.• The handsome son and local . boy Ethan Wayne held hands with Amy Shepard, joining Tony and Jan Vitti. Henry and Arrl- ~~~~-.uie<;rwfilm. SICJ 1 youngest daughter, Als- . saWayne, waited at the large plate glass windows b.w. cook and Irene Tendler, Clay and Joanne IC.all, Paul and Vlrgtnla Knott Bender, Roger and Pam Luby, Jlm and Cathy Carey, and the former Mrs. Howard Hughes, Terry Moore for more musical tributes from · overlooking the bayfront. Aissa Wayne watched her mother; she had planned the surprise. Per- haps she also reminisced about · her own childhood, seeing her family yacht travel by with her mother standing on the dock. Standing beside the pretty, blonde Aissa Wayne at the win- dows, a crowd of longtime · friends -brought together for the occasion with the help of party co-hostess Shirlee Guggenheim -shared memo- ries and champagne. David Semas, ~of Metalast Interna- tional Semas performed "You're Always On My Mind• to the applause of well-wishers Harry and Dianne Rinker, Monica Deemer, hotelier Henry Schlelein, Mary Roosevelt, real- tor Barbara Aune, Rex Reno, Tom Crosson ·and Matt Schafnltz (sans the vibrant nna, home with the flu}. Wayne's longtime pal, Claire Trevor Bren, toasted the birth- day gal with fond memories of ~7~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~ I rl.1 1 (_(),\ /Jl(JI. ,',//_(_/"I/,,\~ j PROGRAM ADVANTAGE 1 I 6 MONTH ORAL SUPPLY 1 4 MONTl:I TOPICAL SUPPLY I 1 (For anunals unda SS lbs.) I On/11 $27 : On/11 $27 I .L-----~-------~-----:L------~ includes FREE EXAM Offer &pim 9-30-96 BRISTOL VETERINARY CLINIC 3713 S. BRISTOL ST. f&t-S-fl-rd-~}•t ~ efs-11 c-n !'Wu SOUTH (714) 979-3080 SEAFOOD RESTAURANT & 0 Y.S TE~ 8 A R- Above: Shlrlee Guggenheim (left) with Pilar and A1ssa Wayne. Right Norma Meyer (left) Shirlee Guggenheim and Claire lftvor. her We with Duke and anec- dotes concerning bis Academy Award-winning picture, ·stage- coach." A silent croy.rd hung on Bren's every word, attempting to recap- ture the magic of the past that existed when the ~big giiy• and bis pretty wife lived on the tip of Bayshores with their brood, their boat and all of Balboa at their feet. Buzz Aldrin and his charming bride, Lots, also captured the crowd with stories aboul his new book, ·Encounter with Tiber," a futuristic science fiction novel that is taking readers on a wild romp into the next century and onto planets unknown. Mama Gina's boss, Piero Pier- attonl, and staff offered guests an exquisite meal of Italian deli- cacies, as stories and hugs and plans for the .future were shared and circulated around the room. Bob Moore/Shawna Larson. Tonya Andrian, Carole Rose, Joe Sheridan. Dana McCarter, Janet Ford, Donna and John Crean, Lynn and Clement · Hirsch, Nada and Ray Fladeboe, and a room packed with Wayne's friends shared the blowing out of another wonder- ful candle on her cake. , •May there be many more years and qiany more paintings for Pilar," one well-wisher said. "She bas so many more canvas- es to create, so many more sto- ries to tell through her brush and her oils.• Indeed, the future is all that matters, the past is only a whisper in the memory of the mind. The Wild Goose passed by yet again, and the crowd waved. • B.W. COOK's column runs every Thursday and Saturday. JACKshrimp ,. 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SlPTEM8ER 7, 1996 'Tm Cup'. offers Costn~r .a 'Waterworld' lifesaVer Costner gets back to what he dQ8s best After Jastyear's multi-million dollar mega-drip "Waterworld," Kevin Costner's latest picture returns him to friendly and famil- . iar waters as an a~3 and likable jock who has the , but lacks the discipline, to make it as a pro. Directed by Ron Shelton, who also directed Costner as a veteran baseball player in "Bull Dw'ham." "1\n Cup" finds Costner a small- time, broke golf pro and owner of a small-town Texas driving range. Although a legend around town for his golf game, unfortu- nately Costner, with a penchant for using golf as a metaphor for life, is as skilled at self-destructing as he is talented at golf. Never playing it safe and always taking what's going on STAGE 'RED _j~E ON SUNSEr Orange Coast College presents Charles Busch's hilarious off- Broadway hit through Sunday in OCC's Drama Lab Studio. Curtain is set for 8 p.m. on Fridays and Sat- urdays and 7 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets cost $5. Information: 432- 5932. 'THE BOYS IN THE BAND' The Theatre District presents this drama, with performances through Sept. 15. in the back lot of The Lab Anti-Mall at 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Perfomrances are Fnday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15. For information, call 435-4043. 'AN IDEAL HUSBAND' Oscar Wilde's play set in Victori- an high society, opens South Coast Repertory's 33rd season Friday on the ~eater's Mainstage. Perfor- mances run through Oct. 6. Show times are 8 p .m. Tuesday through Saturday and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. .. Weekend matinees start at 2:30 p.m. Ticket prices range from $18- $41 , with a "pay what you will" matinee on Saturday. lickets for that performance must be pur- chased in person. Call 957-4033. 'CAROUSEL' The Performing Arts Center presents a daring new production of Rodgers and Hanunerstein's most lyrical masterpiece, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday through Sept. 15. Tick- et prices range from $19 to $49. 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Is a rec:re-•never finished ational superMc>r whh the city of Costa anythhlg in bis Mesa and a Costa Mesa resident. life," drank too much. ending job. We're 1ecl to belieYe be will be competing in a prestigious tourney but it tUrrls out to be a lo~die job (OI' Jobnton, (A , under its breaqt. •What a jerk.") Costner takes it. He needs the money. he owes his former strip- per girlfriend money. He blows even this caddie job. Now the stripper owns the driving range. up co-owning a By Gay run-down pro Wassa.ll shop driving range, in the middle of barren Texas. The characters in "11.n Cup" are believable, lots of audience cheers and Marin's a scene-steal-. er. It is suited to a 'tee,' take the time to see! 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SAnJROAY, SEPT'EMIO 7. 1996 At .. foru111 ~~~correspondence~~~ ·non't take right :~: to vote so lightly .. ; S hame on you, Tony Dodcro political arena at local, county, for your column •Zrz:z:L state and national levels. By " wake me when the Novem· doing my homework J will be ber election is over" in the Aug. able to vote in my and my neigh-.• 26 edition of the Daily Pilot. bors best interest Hopefully. Earnest, impassioned citizens When a cibzen abdicates in California, as elsewhere, have her/his obligation to be a ~ork· been working for years to make ing member of his society -by • . --~peo;;;:;ip~tr.e;:-uno.:;-:derstan=~--d=hi.-;;o.,.w .... im....-Apo-r-_-1-d.isavowin an mterest in or 1 is vo m responsibility for w t ppens .1.: v-·. Textbooks provide glimpse into the past R ecenUy I visited an antique market located in down- town Tacoma, Wash. Hid- den among the usual knick- knacks and trinkets was a dusty stack of children's books. I pulled out an old school health text for fourth-graders published in 1960. As I thumbed the pages, I wondered what changes have transpired in the spedfic subject of childhood health. l asked Eleanor Anderson. the director of instruction and evalua- tion for the Newport-Mesa Uni· was most gracious in loaning me the new fourth.grade textbooks. john hed e s tional) Needs," •ttow Can You Some questions given: "How can you show that you want to be a friend to a new pupil?· and "How can courtesy help prevent accidents?" Lesson three of the new te.xt takes us to families. We open with the elderly, wheelchair- bound Mrs. Pedigp and her fami- ly composed of her daughter and two grandchildren. A note is made that it wasn't always this way. Mrs. Pedigo used to live with her grandparents. mother. father, and brother. No explana- tion is gN,en of the whereabouts Charge of Your Anger." The undercurrent of the new text is one of latclUcey kids, bro- ken families, self-importance, and multl-culturalism. The veiled attempt to normalize the breakup of nuclear families does little to support what should be the ulti- mate goal of a society composed of families with moms and dads, parents placing the welfare of - their children above all else by making the commitment of time, and a society with the goals of ensuring freedom and opportuni- ty for all, We rapidly (progress?) to defi-~ .today's education is the seeming nitions. There is the nuclear fami-emphasis on persoJ}al needs, self· ty-thahiefines some families: teem and me-ism. These Next is the extended family -a lessons are given to 9 and 10- subset of the nuclear family with I year-olds who have a narrow other relatives residing with view of their world. The worship them. Then there is the single-of "me" and "why I am special" the blended family. The instruction guide "Teach- ing Tip" is to "emphasize that one type of family is not superior to any other type.• Lesson three of the old text leads to in-depth discussions of physical health issues. As the hlJman body has not changed much in the past 36 years, it's appropriate that the bulk of a health text book be devoted to such. Pin.ally, the last chapter of the old textbook is tilled "You and Other People." 1b1s section covers being a good dtizen, helping others, being fair, courteous, getting along at home, taking responsi· l>Uity, setting a good example, and be1ng truthful and cheerful. 1bere'1 no word on •TaJdng ues promoting hard-work and achievement does little more than foster selfish self-interest and exacerbate the natural differ- ences between people. Self-esteem is acquired in the family. not bestowed by an arm of the govenunent in the f onn of school systems USing common texts. Self-.esteem sprtn.gs from personal responsibility and self. reliance gained through the pur· suit of excellence, the knowledge that hard work and effort pays dividends, 0and the love and sup- port of parents. Some will say that the new textbooks merely reflect what is our soaety. We owe our cbildnm more than that. ' • JOltlll HIDGIS ls the nwty0r of New- port 8ffch. every election. to that society -he deserves It's a privilege, not a chore.-what be gets in public officials .. • ~ although people, particularly the and public services. young,·seem tohave lost sight of The riches are still there for that fact, thanks to "pundits" like you and your neighbors (in the you. l b You must be preparing for argest sense), ut you wont get your post-November election col-them by bashing, sneering, with- umn and headline saying, •1 drawing or encouraging the Told You So ... Typical of the deep apathy which is so manifest media these days and a form of these days. Even though it self-aggrandizement I deplore. makes "good copy." Term limits aren't the answer; A pox on you, Tony Dodero . they're an abomination, a form of and all your ilk who, apparently, . :, passing the buck, the Sport of glory in being naysayers. Take 'I.; the Year for those who think like off the smothering blinders . 'w you do. For generations, one of you've gleefully put over your Americans' favorite incantations eyes and ears and put them over . was "throw the bum out• by your mouth. exercising our privilege of vot· A great. beautiful and won- ing. derful America is still out there -·7 I scorn certain issues, certain including politics and participa- politicians and certain ideologies, ti.on in same. U I wasn't so mad, but I believe it's incumbent on I'd feel sorry for you. . me to work at understanding all ELEANORE HUMPHREY aspects of what's going on in the Costa Mesa • Shots don't come cheap ~A~ Dear J oseph Bell. Some comments on your comments on my comment. First, don't whine . It's annoy· ing. Second, I deeply resent your accusation that I "upheld our mindless reputation for cheap shots.• · My spontaneous comments are carefuJ.hr thought out a.nd my humor is not cheap. It's afford- able. Lastly, it wasn't "five min· utes in the limelight• It was nine minutes. By the way, I've always won- dered (that's it for now, Joe) what• does "limelight" mean? There were "vino lights" in 19th century theater and there are the holiday sand lights in New Mexico and, of course, Bud Light -0 ) but what the heck is "limelight?. U you know, please write me at Costa Mesa eity Hall, P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa, CA 92628-1200. P~BUFF4" Mayor Pro Tern. Costa M~ A great loss, indeed ·c ongratulations to the half. ton -quartet of Carlson, Dunn, Faulkner and Waters on losing 131.pounds. They look great and maybe they could share, in a future article, their program of exercise ar\d diet. Imagine all the community projects that could be supported by similar pledges from other 6.refi co-workers. The O'Bese Brothers of Winter became the Brothers Beautiful of scenario. MICHAEL A. GLUECK • Newport Beach You can't see the aine .for the ·tz Regarding Joseph Bell's col· umn on Aug. 21 about the Angels. The solution to the travesty the Mickey Mouse folks have made of baseball is very simple: don't buy tickets! Each year I buy between 50- 60 tickets to Major League Base- ball. By the time I a<id in parking and the huge outlay of cash to keep my kids filled with hot dogs. nachos. soft drinks, etc., the total expenditure amounts to a considerable investment for me. Although I c:ertainly prefer to see my teem win. I enjoy th games regardless ol t,be out· come. However, until Disney tum.I off the noile and stops the hype, I will give 100% cif theM enter- tainment dollan to tbe Dodgen . I attended one Clippers game this year atthe Pond. It was a close and exciting game. Part way through the fourth quarter, my 12-year-old turned to me and said, •t like the slutt going on when they aren't playing a lot more than the game.· Perhaps that means the silliness is sue· cessful, but I suspect, down the road, it will mean fewer and few· er sports fans. Sooner or later someone will ' . begin promoting evefits that are • •pure hype built around nothing at all. Come to think of 11.. that - sounds a whole lot like Angel -... games now. '" EDWARD C. MAR~ Newport Beach I wish to congratulate 1he Dai- ly Pilot for allowing Judge Rober1; Gardner to wrtte his weekly col· umn entitled "The Verdict.• l look foJWard to reading his article every Tuesday. The Humor in his column and his his- tory of the area make for most intereiting reading. · · Last Tuesday"s artide about the judge in his early years being a horse thief, a runaway, and a juvenile sex offender was, in my opinion, his all time best Hopefully, I'll have the privi· lege of meeting Judge Gardner in person some day. In the mean- time, I wish b:im continuous suc- cess in the future. · He is indeed our local • trea· ~.· ..... --------------·--------------------------------------------------------------------·-----------------···········----------------------------------~---·------------------------·--------- We're not an on the Dole around fi.ere · 'ibe Mid. •1 am always competi- 1 play to win.• ~llW!l1 and partner Nunzio , -49, have played in ~=-· tournaments in as many ..-itbs. !:__:.._You will find her to be the ~ competitive bJidge person ,f heJ' age or a lot younger," rina 54ld. Pl\ltlkett had softer criteria hen pickiJ;>.g her partner. "He's the first good-looking qe I've found," she said. Though most ol the players in e Costa Mesa contest at the ied Uon Hotel are older, bridge ~·t just for grandma anymore. i The competitors are still as 1are.-as.one-eyed jacks, but ~ey !re in the deck. • "People assume that bridge is • bunch of little old ladies sitting ..-ound the card table," sa..id Tony elucci, 19, a player from San . . . , . . : The average age of a ·bridge ¢lub player is 55, organizers said. 'Jbe young players typically learn tom grandparents and a newer ~ource: the lntemet. I i Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT ! I: Hu gone ftsldngl For flSh tacos White fish served on a soft com tort:Jlla with our "special" white sauce. cabbage. cheese. guacamole and a slice of hme. Like they serve on the coast of BAJAll Our meals are a trip to BAJA as well as MEXICOll ~ s~ ·There pa Ymy good pro-, grams OD the. NM tbat lllt"JQU play bridge in reel u.-~ people iii~ pl8aill, .... Michael Sbuster, 24, • piayw from Premo. •Tb4t may be the thing that aves the~·• Still, pryiDCJ GeneratiOll Xan away from other divenions ii a str\iggle. . "You ha.ve to fight Nintendo,• Shuster said. The Contract League is stag- ing an Orange County event after a long absence because organizers were able to secure an affordable price on the large banquet rooms needed to host a large-scale bridge match, said Gene Simpson, vice president o1 the Southern California region. This region, -which indudes territory from the Mexican bor- der to Monterey has about 9,000 players, cannot typically afford to· lease banquet rooms here for a week at a time. Still popular, the game is just as difficult for the uninitiated as ~ver. It takes about five years to Simpson said. The four-person game origi- nated in the 1800s in Russia and is based on an earlier card game called whist. Without describing MERCURY INSURANCE GOOD DRlftR RATaa St. Andrews PresbyteriaD ChurCh ·~Ip and hear this practical. Christ-c:enu:reJ. biblical m~•ice. "CATCH THE VISION" (l Samuel 3:1-11) Sdturday, ~ptembcr 7. 5:30 PM SunJ.i)·. September 8, 8:30 and 10: 15 A.M. 600 Sr. Andrews Road, Newport Beach, California (71 4) 631-2880 (.~r<"'' fwm Newpon Hdrl'Or High School ;it lr.•me and 15th.) ST. MARK PRF.sBYTERIAN ClluRCH "Open Arms and Open Minds " Worship 9:30 Jambom & Eutbhdrin Newport Beach 644-1341 , COMMUNITY CHURCH HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH 24t1 .... ,,,,. ..................... .... hMly WttllllJ -11:1UM Dr. Dttnla W. Dort 1111• 645·5781 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 Via Udo, N9wport leacb 673-1340 or 673-6150 OIUldl 10 am a 1 pm, aanday ldloOl 10 am Wwdnllllclt ....... I pn SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Padlc "'"'Dr, ltewport leclch 644-2617 or 67M661 OIUldt JO am ~ lcMol 10 am .... !Mfiaj ........ I .... ht .. ar.dll! 12 DOCID Thou shalt be perfect with the Lord thy God Deuteronomy 18: 13 TRADITIONAL EPl~COPAl St. Matthew'• ChurcJ. A '*"" of f'9 Mglloln Cetholc Ctudt 17a W9llDlfr OfM, ~ leilcft, CA.._, ~ ..__. .. blhhf The Pim.....,, M111t 1• b.ddge's many coml*JdU•. lbe idea ii for.~~ team to ICON men poGm than tbalr opponents. 1bwnament bridge is consld· en!ld the most difficult of all card games, pla~ takl; ~is laUed tbe same band ID a round so skill not a random deal deter- mines the winners. Many competitors at the Costa Mesa game are professionals, folks who earn $100 to $200 a round, a duster of many games, to play with less- experienced partners who want to be competitive, said Dianne Barton-Paine, a townament director. ·"Those who are wealthy pay people to play (with them}," she said. Professionals also teach, write books, cbmputer programs' and the like. Tournament rules allow the hired guns to earn money tor play, but it's no ·guarantee of suc- cess, Barton-Paine said.\ •1t doesn't mean you'll win,• she said. Couples and friends apparent- ly make the best partners. 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There were no howling winds in the background, no clatter of rain pelting the roof (or, as one newscaster put it Thurs- day night, •toJTential winds and heavy rain"). "The rain is coming down pretty hard,• Geny.,aid, "but it's no wone than a good. strong SOUthem California rein .• • •we're actually enjoying lt. • • Anne Mld when she got on the pboDe. •we look out over a ~ llttle piney woods and we've t>e,11 mjoying watcmng tbe ppe trees and the sweet myrtle bend in the wind.• -.Anne SUSJ*:tedlbe Dilgtif have had something to do with Fran striking the coast in north-"; em South Carolina instead of Charleston. . . "It shows the force of my t>er- sona.lity, •Anne said. "I just got the house cleaned up and I cer-tainly wasn't going to have some old hurricane come along and mess lt up." Well, rats. It would have been a more excUing column had I been able to bring you Anne and Geny Spinn's eyewitness report from the eye of Hurricane Fran. . But I am very glad 1 couldn't. • AED MARTIN'S column runs eve<y Thursday and Satwday. , CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor William Hemenway "We love children, youth, young adults, career adults, seniors. We love to care, to reach out, to meet needs, to answer questions· • Sunday Services -8:00am, 9:30am, 11 :OOam 760 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 . METHODIST MESA VEIDE UNmD MOHODIST CHURCH 1701 laker, C.M Worship & Church School 8:30-ancl 10:00 •.m. Or. Richard 979-8234 I,AGUNA United Methodist Church 21632W~Dr. Laauna Beach ~·3088 Sunda M ' Wonshi & ChnsJ'an ~ 1~ Ministers David Beadea & Vlfginla Wheeler ~ CoUnaeNna Center seMces Availible CO"'GREGATIONAL <1) COMMUNITY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL . UNITED CHURCH Of CHRIST UNmD METHODIST CHURCH 160 I Marauertte Ave. CoronS del Mar 644-0745 Worship at 8:00AM & 1 O:OOAM Children Sunday School I O:OOAM Jr. & Sr. Hi1 h S:OOPM EPISCOPAL HELIGIOUS '>CILN<f: EYE-CWEllEll Zebras have their preseasoTJ football ~ractices, too • Costa Mesa Coach Jerry Howell will be counting on his 11crunch attack" to tum things around. ~------------------------------, By Barry Faulj(ner, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -Entering his second season as Costa Mesa High's football coach, Jerry Howe\l didn't have to dig deep to come up with the leading motivational theme for his 1996 squad. Instead, he merely looked across town to Estancia High, where he believes the 1995 Eagles concocted'a formula worthy of imitation. to us this year. It was a message to our kids that hitting the weights can pay off." I I very hard in the weight room and they're really getting off the ball.• Senior Jose Ayala, a second-team All-Pad.fie Coast League selection last year after starting six games at guard, three at center and one at tight end, would a to be a 6-foot, 235-und anchor to the o enstve ont w . ut Howell is considering moving Ayala from center to defense, which would leave junior tackle Daniel Ives (6-4, 250) and senior guard Carlos Ormeno (5-11, 285) as the veteran leaders up front. A front five of Ayala, Ives, Ormeno, junior guard Jeremy Via and junior tackle Chris McBride would average 6-1 t/2 , 259 pounds to help fuel what ~owell calls his •crunch attack," a return to the simplified run-oriented double wing scheme that was tinkered with last fall. -Estancia took The Bell away from us last year (with a 42-1 8 victory in the annual showdown}, because those kids worked hard to earn it," Howell . explained. •Their linemen got big and strong apd physical and we told our guys they had to do the same,-il they- didn't want the same thing to happen Howell reports that message was taken to heart, and, be believes, he has the horses up front to •ptay with anyone," if they can manage to avoid the injury bug that plagued them during last year's 4-6 campaign. •rm real comfortable with our size d ~riene»-0n-the offensiv~ line,"- Howell said. •'Rlose guys have worked Mesa will need offensive improvement after finishing 46th among 60 schools in all-Orange County...lea.gues with-117 points -including the 28 scored by the defense and special teams. .l'Normally, you want to win with defense," Howell said. "But we're . going to have to win with our offense and try to keep our defense fresh by staying off the field as much as ~-------------------------------------------------~ I • Colors~ Black. green, white. • League: Padflc Coast. • 1995 record: league, 1-4; Overall, 4-6. • ype of offense: Double wing. • Type of defense: Multiple 40. Head coach: Jerry Howell (second year, 4-6). Staff: Tom Baldwin (defensive coorinator, defensive line); Mike Crowe (offensive coordinator, quarterbacks); Ride Hoffman Jerry Howell (offensive line); Ryan Taylor (linebackers); Gary Baume (tight ends, running backs, secondary). • Returning starters: 6 offense, 6 defense. • Returning lettermen: 23 • Returning with honors: Ol Jose Ayala. 1996~ Saturday, Sept. 14 -Saddleback (at Santa Ana Bowf) Friday, Sept. 20 -Coronado (at Newport Harbor) Friday., Sept. 27 -Edison (at Huntington Beach High) Thursday, Oct. 3 -Gabrielino (at Ne1o'lport Harbor) ~~~~~frtday;Oct.-11 ~-<-Mvarlrl'l~~~~ftt'M~\Act~·~ Friday, Oct. 18 ·at Aliso Niguel* Friday, Qct_ 25 • Estancia* (at Newport Harbor) Thursday, Oct. 31 -Univers~* (at trvl~ High) Thursday, Nov. 7 • Laguna Hills* (at Newport Harbor) Thursday, Nov. 14 • at Laguna Beach* I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I ' * Denotes Pacif~c Coast league game. All games 7 p.m. . I L------------------------•-------••---------------j 0 ' ----- 1 ; "---- "15 ...... .., --:IS ...... .. ....... 'IS-- • Junior-laden Mustangs have some ambitious plans as 1996 season unfolds. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot C OSTA MEsA -There are no freshman or junior varsity games left to be won for the Costa Mesa High Class of 1998, wb1ch arrives as juniors to help ' . wars this fall. •we have a small senior class and a small sophomore class, but our junior class is solid,• Coach Jerry Howell said of the group Jhat went 9-1 &$ freshmen in 1994, then followed that up with a 9-1 junior varsity season a year ago, including a Pad.fie Coast League title. With only about one third of the starting lineup expected to be filled by seniors, Howell will indeed count on the newly anointed upperclassmen, including returning starters Steve Herzog, Daniel Ives, . dBen wasn't afraid to alter the lineup on a weekly basis. Here's a preliminary position-by-position breakdown: . • Quarterback -Uevanos . and fellow junior Dan Baume are waging one of the more heated battles for a starting nod, with Lievanos holding the slight edge. •1t•s still very competitive and we should know the Wednesday before the Saddleback game,• Howell said. The 5-11, 165-pound • SEE COSTA MESA PAGE B3 0 • MARC MAATtl I DALY Pl.OT Junior Steve Herzog will be carrying a lot of the load on bis shoulders for Mesa In •te. Llevanos, who started seven games in the secondary and three at receiver as a sophomore, completed 4 of 11 passes for 16 yards in spot duty behind Chris Mokede (transferred to Estancia) and Ryan Thylor (now a varsity assistant coach). Bawne (6-2, 165) would see his starting chances enhanced, ~ ~.-. if Lie"anos were needed to play a significant role in the secondary .. Howell said a No. 3 signal caller would be developed should the need arise, but no on~ has assumed that role as yet • Running bacJca -Henot. the leading ground gainer for the '94 freshmen, returns to a featured offensive role at wingback, after starting all 10 games at outside linebacker a year ago. His 34 rushing yards aa:ount for nearly half of that represented by retlaiiing backs, and his bard-charging style • There wasn't a lot to holler about as -:milltlple complications beset Mustangs . .. COSTA MESA-The coocbtng staffs from Santa Monica and Orange Cout College CQuld both walk away from Prl· day's traditional scrimmage at Coast's LeBard Stadium with positive feelings about ~team's d.evek>pment Each squad put toge~er two respec::tAble scoring drives and made some ausbing hits and big plays on defense while remainiog relatively injury-free. • going on than would normally be expected in a scrimmage. Quarterbacks on both si4-es were wearing Jerseys that designated them as •untouchables,• but it seemed some- body forgot to tell 'lhe defemes -and the referees :-about this gentlemen's agreement. . Despite some vidous bits, the only Pirate injuries were some pos.sible bruised ribs fOf running back Chet Walker and an apparent knee injury to defensive lineman Aaron O 'Conner who needed some assistance off the field about midway through the 2112- hour tussle. The bitting probably shouldn't have come as too big of a surprise. These teams have been opening against each other each year for more than a decad~ now. The scrimmage has almost taken on rivalry status. •we've played them every year since I've been here,• said Coach Bill Work- ..man. wno's in his 11th year at occ. ·1 think Dick Tucker started it the year before I got here.• •1t was a pretty intense ·game,• DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT agreed OCC's outside linebacker Coach any flgh•, or anything. They're pretty vocal. though. aren't they?• , At times the jawing on the field reverberated louder oft the concrete bleac:bers than the announcer USing a mlcropbone in tbe press box. There were a alew of pmalties on both sides and each team bad a couple of personal fouls to their aediL lbe Corsaln, who went 7-3 last sea- son while playing in the Western State Conference. w<>rted a very ph~cal defensive unit with a lot of speed on the. front line. Running out of a 3-4, Santa Monica caught the Pirates off guard by sending one or two blitzers on every play of the first few offensive series. ·we didii't expect that at an.• Work- man said. •we had talked a~t what each of our teams was goin!l to run, so e didn't do what they said they were going to do. ·we would have been better off com- ing out with the pass, but we were ~ something totally different.• The Pirates' first unit, working with Chad Collins (a sophomore from Sad- dleback) at quarterback, looked woeful their first two series. Running backs William League and Walker were both stopped for t -yard losses, with Walker suffering bis injury on his only Cai:rY of the day. . •1t wasn't reatly fair to Chad,• Work- man said. •(Santa Monica) threw us a curve there." · The Pirates made some adjustments in their blocking schemes to pick up the blitz and Collins went to a roll out. to help him get outside the rush. The strategy worked as Collil1s fin- ished 8 of 17 on the day for 62 yards and a 7-yard touchdown~ to tight end Mike Knox. • •The way they all went to the ball I would have loved to run a reverse," Workman said. ·w.e just weren't pre- pared to do it today. I wish we bad Orange Coast sophomore Wllliam League (1) tu.ms comer, trying to keep his feet against the Santa Monica defense. Mike Mayne. •At least there weren't • SEE PIRATES PAGE 84 O ruge CoMt u.Med'9 SJammen under 12 gbtl 1Wept to the IOWr ..-..11 tbe Junior United Soccer Toarnammt In Plecentla OtW .. LllbOr Day ~enct. shutting oat tour foel OD tbe W9J tit ...... Kneeling, from left, JeimdW Long, Allvla Maura. Jamie .. Kmner, Lamm~ Elilba Morgan.1Ab81 Montano. Standing, from .... Coecb Walll4 Kboary, hlge,,..... Adele Koetting, l>eYGll MtCalla. 'blda OR11. W.m• &Mil. Cllrfsltn• Hewtw, Menage'!' 'Diiay atama •Even the black and w~striped no-names need a little tuneup: By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot the real thing. PooUlall players go through weeks of trainJng and conditioning, testing themselves before the bell rings with a scrimmage against an opponent from a different school. Officials watch videos, t DON LEACH l DAllY PILQT Umpire Matt Endnu of Costa Mesa goes over lut-mlnut.e IDltrDctlom with a group of line Judges, back judges and refen9es In Prtday"1 tuneup for the real thing, atartlng next week. attend camps in the off-season. Covarrubias, Friday's head in the NFL. 22 yean. But even veteran But when September rolls linesman, who works u a •That's what we get here," zebra-striperl like Willard and around, they need a refresher technician for Prime Sports Covanubias added, ·w~ always Encinas need refresher courses on mechanics, their instincts Only Encinas and Greg get (white) socks when we before an offidal kickoff. call for a tuneup, their eyes Willard (Huntington Beach), the come to th.ii aatmmage. • And for guys like Cullum, need refocusing to catch false 36-year-old NBA referee, were • For Willard, his presence the beck judge on thil day, it's .., starts and pass interference the veterans of the commands special attention. an opportunity to open some plays. nine-member crew. His peers display a certain eyes and prepare for a long •you have to limit your Willard has umpired baseball respect autumn leallQO. erron as soon as you cari. • Mid Ud aflldlmd football and •People like Wiilard have •I'm ltill young at this, so .., Matt Encinu, a Costa Mesa be"*'"' llace he has bad a officiated at uoa.r level, so there'• time to advance to the .. ... resldent and football referee for driven licame. they know bow to~ next level," Cullum Mid •1n 2? yean. •What we try tO do ii When uked about Im rookie under tboeit coiidllklDI, and Dlv:i&ioo I there'~ a lot of bring young guys out and give status, Demaron laid: •No, I'm they bring that bin,• Mid polltic:i, but that's my goal. them some exposure.• not a rookie. Who told you Bndnu, wbO UC> oftk:lates "rbeN'I IOID8 networking Encinas, the umpire in that?-DlYilkm u and m ~. involved. .. Prlday'11Crimmage, made the When informed it wu footbd. •we come bare to get beck Univenlty of Arizona Sports Bndnali who IJl'1led the beam, •'Jbe.~ guys here see into tt, to be able to .. the Hall of Fame lut year for Dameron added: "Well, In bll w~ ti> get there.• falM staJU and~ pays, bueball. 1\vtce, be led the eyet, I'm JDOlt deflnltely a l!ndnat alto played college IO wbeD tbe (l'Ml) ~ ccmes Wildcats to the NCAA n>okie." footbd. for AdloDa. wtMn he arOund, ~can cxmmatrm cbmlpioolblp game in the A.. a reward for their time WM a ._ngnete aOd nwnmete more and yw're biatW College World Serles. and l\ftllt In tbe 1C1tJ1im1i8 for fCliiw' Gol«W> W..t ~ lftpanid a (ollldell '"'9 not paid),-. Cod a.Jla,.SbKIEWorct -. n-. U. an1y abOul 1.000 ! .l!MPM Mid Craig WI... W81 aMa • spedal gift. Bnc4nM led tbi inaugural DMatan I --• lbe • Deryl DYlon and Mike •We g.t tOcb -.. tt't a ma "•*IJ betw.m GWC and coua1ry, 111 In tbe NPl.. '° tt-. II Oam8i'Oo wer8 • &b9ol\.de hclllkJa (at ~ Coelt)," ()CC jn f986w ldl Jlnt .,_r 81 8 tigbl:Dltwe1lk. , i'Ookiel" ootbe~~. Mld'Jotm~a a JC • ...,...._,,_ the .&.m11PIAd-a5fora : While four otberibadlw tban 29-~. ll*d-yw omda1 Plr8'li mpped die JtiiiUii'i, cm-niiiltY-eollde gme, • I three yean' uperieaea. • on the ,,...m11y oan.ge level. 14·13. Diiie men INMM'tMD tbe • All of UI bava ~ wbOlil pl II ti&ecmae I.Mt ,.ar. ~ l'QIWtd hil wbtt9 atblMiC li>C:kl ~ : JObl, • YOhinteered Martin ...._ Llilrd Hayee ua wartt nnt awe~~ pme m .-...s Prid&y. l------------------------------~~--------~--~~~----------~~------~-~---~-~-..... ----------------------... ! .. ~ .. . ;Remnants of '9.3 and '94 success cOntinUe to carry on ·~ • BJ'yan LuxemboUrger bounces back from viral lung infection, returns to Villanova's starting lineup. By Bany Faulkner. Daily Pilot O n the heels of the 30th nonwinning season in Costa Mesa High's 36 years of varsity football. some links to the watershed winning cattipaigns of 1993 and '94 are still displaying the talent that helped the Mustangs compile 17 combined victories dunng that span. Having moved on to the collegi&te level after the 1993 leUClll.. which produced a 9-3-2 record and the school'• first and only CIF title game appearance (losing to Diviml vm rival 1\'abuco Hilll), Bryan Luxembourger (Wlanova), Brian Smith (Graceland College) and Corey Sides (So~ State) are still strapping it on. · And while 1994 All-CIP senior Charles Cb4tman, who ran wild for the 7-3-1 Myron, Miller-coached unit, is expected to sparkle this fall in the Golden West College backfield, there are two additional fonner Mustangs not a91C>Ci4ted with tbe ~ wiDdfall ltill compecmg. • Luxembourgei, the '93 CIP .. Southern Section Division vm and Newport-Mela Diltrict Player of the Year a1 an il-'de linebacker and oftemtve guard, has bounced back from a viral lung infection that pared 20 pouadU:rom his 6-foot-1, 220-pound frame during the off-season. Currently occupy1ng e backup role at strong side outside linebacker, Luxembowger is, approaching 100%, haYbag played for the Wildcats in last week's season opener at Rutgers. Aredshirt. sophomore, u~~up1he ~mrr~~ --:;-~-® llm1ted him "en intake, ~mother. Jan. . He played in all 1 t games last fall. mostly on sped.al teams, recording 12 solo tackles and six assists. Smith, a 6-5, 320-pound offensive tackle, was a seooM-team All-Mission Conference Central Division pa:former la.st ypar at Orange Coast College, before joining the LaJnoni, Iowa-based Yellowjackets, who compete in tbe Haut al America Omfenmce. He'll ocx:upy a backup role today wbaB the NAIA Division D 'Jackets opm up against St. Ambrole UalYenity. The 5-7, 157-pound Sides, a redshirt freshman, will have to work his way up the depth chart at safety for the Cossacks, who open their season today against Western Montana. · Sides returns to Orange County Oct. 19, when Sonoma visit Chapman UDtvenity. Ryan Jackson, a 6-7, 280-pound defensive end out of OCC, is now a Bulldog at Gardner-Webb University in Bolting Sptngl, N .C:He IUlt4iDed • bM:k .injarJ midway through fall driDI Ud .. out indeflp#ely, acoonting to CJlle I a.tr Webb oHldal ~ 0 tr m, the Newport-Me.a • DJsttlct's slng)e-seuon rusbing (2,512 yards) and touchdown (29) record holder who was twice All-CIF tot the Mustangs, rushed for 794 yards and nine touchdowns on 149 carries last fall for the Rustlers. He is also the team's leading retuming receiver, having caught 15 passes for 166 yards. Mille Meyer, a freshman .wide receiver at Orange Coast, rounds our the active alumni 1995 CON11NUED FROM 81 of simplification helped lead to the inconsistency that allowed the offense to produce just 89 of the team's 117 points. Interception returns, kick returns and two safeties produced 28 points, nearly 24 % of Mustang scoring. Defensively, All-Pacific Coast League and All-Newport-tvfesa District linebackers Ryan ~ylor and Jeremy Jehangiri helped the Mustangs finish the nonleague campaign as the third-ranked team in Orange County in scoring defense, yielding fust 32 points the first five games. Included in that run was back-to-back shutouts of lroy and Santa Ana: matching a feat performed only once before in the school's 36-season varsity hiStory. Laguna Beach managed only a field goal in the ~opener, but the floodgates swung wide open from then on. Junior running back Ray Obrel sparkled all season, rushing for 97~ yards and adding 221 more on 14 receptions, scoring 10 touchdowns in all He earned first-team All-PCL and all-district J9C09':Dition, before transferring to Newport Harbo( over the summer. Senior Nick Lefever anchored the offensive line, en route to All-PCL laurels, while Brian Abbott led all league receivers with 12 receptions against PCL foes to earn second-team all-league distinction. Junior Carlos Ormeno, who started the final four games at .--. ...... 11-4i.t41m91 .... t-1111M ... l-99 W911-f;~llle~~f--'OW!!nsl:~!JU8·J:Xl._W8SD8IDed_ • Tight ends -Blocking, not pass catching, is the predominant job requirement here, with junior Matthew Rudesill, senior Jeremy Siedsma and sophomore Gus Sandoval the leading candidates. The 6-2, 220-pound Rudesill won the PCL shot put title last spring, He opened last season as a starting ottensive tackle, but his season was dashed by injuries. ,. •Rudesill is as fast as anyone on our team for 20 or 30 'ards, so he can get downfield 1f we need to throw to him,• Howell said. •But he is also like a tackle playing tight end, because of hil blocldng.• The 6-2, 19().pound Siedsma has some tight end experience on the lower levell, while Howell considers the 6--0, 205-pound Sandoval'• b1ocldng ability equivalent to that of a guard. • O/fenaive Une -Howell expect» this group to be the ltrellgth of thfl squad, with a projected quintet of Ives and Chris McBride (tackles), Jeremy via and Ca.dos Ormeno (guards) and Joie Ayala (center) averaging 6-1 th, 259 pouodl. • Ayala. wbo start.cl at guard. center ::::ft' eDd )Mt year. eafoed -team AJl-PCL .. ureb. But be coWd be ablfted to cs.tame. U to. How9ll would~ to UM CbJi1 Shanley, a 5·9, 185-pound ~. at cenWr. low.tiag the ftweame'I ·~bf one tDdl ud to poundl. lftl Mltld ......... at tacklie, ~ °"' ,_ hdeeln, and ts.._.'° ~ ............. . Omt&J, ...... 'Nii Clll IM ilgbt .... ,.,.. ........ at ..... wt llo•• ..... w c:Ould ..... &Flld 1Mt W.bidDO&..-Mlls d second-team All-PCL by the circuit's coaches. --- SATUftOAY, SEPT'EMIER 7, 1996 been." The second offensive unit , moved well with freshman quarter- back John Frank, He went 6 of 10 for 93 yards, including a 32-yard scoring strike to tight end Joe Khamis. "I don't think we lost a thing with either of them in there,• , Workman said. "They both have a · '"lot of athletic ability and good foot- ball sense. "The execution wasn't that great at times, but a lot of these kids have never played on this level and you have to get used to the speed of the college game. It's different from high school. ·1 really ~ we got better on both sides of the ball as the day went along.· On defense, sophomore DeAn- dre Hill came up with two big sacks and helped out on another. New- port Harbor High grad Scott Gray, seeing his first collegiate action, came away with the only intercep- tion of the day. Returning starter, Mark Mollner, an Estancia High product, was a steadying force from his left defen- sive end position. There are still several questions to be answered, but Workman and his veteran coaching staff will be huddling over canisters of film this weekend to make the personnel decisions prior to the opener. The Pirates open at home Sept. 14 against defending Mission Con- ference Central Division and Sim- ple Green Bowl champion Saddle- back. "I JUSt want you to know that we are usually right -for the first game,• Workman told his team as they huddled in the end zone after the scrimmage. "But that doesn't. mean things won't change. You're all working hard and playing phys- ical. That's what we want.• > -' L ~· . . . .. -. - 11 .\\.1>-l<J -ll \\.I>< (l\IH \I It was no picnic on the Orange Coast College campus Friday afternoon as Orange Co.ast's Pirates and the Santa Monica Corsairs tuned up for the 1996 communify college football season. Above lt appears to be an all-out war between the two sides. At right Newport Harbor High product Mike Freeman (34), operating out of Coast's backfield at fullback. levels a would-be Santa Monica tackler In the annual •controlled" scrimmage. DAILY P9LOT PHOTOS BY DON LEAOI 1002-1625 ausa oHOUn Telqmne 8am-5:<X¥n Monday-Friday PUBLIC NOTICES I ' , • I -.. \ m 21D2744 ~11 • 1i PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ( .. " PUBLIC NOTICES Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-. Friday DAILY PILOT OIADUNll Monday ............ Friday 5:~ Tuesday ............. Monday 5:~ Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5~ Thursday ........... Wedralay 5:~ Friday ................ Thursday 5~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES SC . .....,. C°"9ge men -SouttW'n CAiifornia CoMlat at OCddentAI. 11 a.m . ........ College women -Southern C.llfomia coHege at Whittier College Tourney. ...... Palo ComrnUnity college • ~ Coast at San Diego~ Tournament. ....... Slft.10 • Tennis High school girls • Edison at Corona del Mar, 3 p.m . • 5oecM' Community college men • Orange Coast at San Diego Mesa (scrimmage), 3p.m. Community college women • Orange C08$t at Palomar (scrimmage), 3 p.m. WIDNESDAY, SIPT. t1 • soccer College men -Southern callfomia College at Cal State San Bernardino, 4. • Volleyball Community college women · Orange Coast at Cerritos (scrimmage), 1 p.m. • Golf Community college women • Orange Coast, Rio Hondo at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club, noon. TNl.mDAY, SIPT. 12 • High school • Corona del Mar vs. Marina, at Westminster, 7:30 p.m. • Volleyball High school girls -Newport Harbor at Calvary Chapel, 6:30 p.m .; Costa Mesa at Foothill, 3: 15 p.m. • W.twpolo High school • Trabuco Hills at Costa Mesa, 3 p.m. • Tennis • High school girls · Santa Ana at Costa Mesa, 3:15; Estancia atTrabuco Hills. 3:15 • Field hockey High school 'Qtrls • Newport Harbor at Edison, 3 p.m. DEEP SEA FRIDAY'S COUNTS DewY*l.:odl•-7-boats, 172 anglers. 67 yellowtail, 1 marlin, 1 yellowfin tll(I~, 152 bonito, 22 barracuda, 'R'k.alico bass, 53 sand bass. 12 sculpin, 2 halibut, 1 rockflsh, 1 white fish, 105 mackerel Newport LMding • s boats, 83 anglers. 1 marlin, 234 calko bass. 17 rockfish, 57 sculpin, 9 sheephead, 4 barracuda, 152 mackerel, 6 yellowta1I, 1 dorado, 54 sand bass, 17 rockfish, 127 bonito. GINEllAL POU CY llY .. IO• (714)~2-5678 Rates and deadlines are subject to change without nottee. The publisher reserves the ri$ht to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement._ Please report any error tha' may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actual ly occupied by the error. · Credit can only be aUowed for the first insertion. BY FAX (7 14) 631-6594 (Pl~ include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYMA&Olt• PllllONa 330WestBay Street Costa Mesa, CA CJ2627 Omer~ Newport BMI A Bly St. PUBLIC NOTICES OBITUDY 888 TURI ER AIMe"-'d ............... EOUAl. HOUUtO Ol'l'OllTUNITY Turner 8 6 ' L J I A11111l 11&1&e 14"'111!1!t in um_ ..-0 • 01 •. •*-1• w.. lltllltft"' formerty of Newport MWI...,..... .. 141.,.c .,. COV'T FORECLOSED homes from per1nles on S 1 Delinquent Yax. Repos, RE01. Your Area. Toll Free 800· 898-9778 Ext. H·1398 for current listings. BHch, PHf•d on ... FM tte.&111Ad .. 1161. September 2. 1 ISNS. ......_ .tlkll nian 11 lllltal Alma wu lltetmly a lo ...... ''Illy ,,...,.11ce. born mualclan. Study-hmll1ll111 ar •lacrlml111llt11 •---------Ing mualc for 80 llnt• 11 llCI. CllOf. 111111111. yeara, ah• wu an 111, llal•lca11.11111111111&1111J 11 accompllahed concert lllielal .,.._, • • 11111111111" FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1034 planlet and organlet. !MM lllY ..a pretemica. llMI· liiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii But abOYe all, lhe wu &lllM or •lscrifllulllll." OPEN BY OWNER a teacher, not only Of Tiiis AIWl11"'1 wlll nol 16704 Ml.Hoffman muaio, but of llfe u .:._._ ... __.-•.US.· $288,000 well. Alma I• IUfVtv9d __ ., -.. -• s b d / b h by her huaband 1111•••1t11..-nio1111t e 3 at • spa. Arthur Tumer; aon: ,....._If &111 • °" IUllen cul·de-sac, upgraded. Ronald Bartholomew: .. ...,.., ........, INt 111 nr Miles Squara Park. daughter, Pamela ••1161111 M..U..• la I~ C•ll 775·3832 Wlllla: alattr, Irene ""''"" ........ •• •---------Glump; 2 grandchfi. ..... u .... ,...._ 11...., HUNTINGTON dren and 4 great ,...,,.., '•.CllHUO BEACH 1040 Qfllndehfldt9n. Funer.I M·• .. 1.-.. ... ,_ MnltoM wtll be 1 :()() .. ¥' t I DC ... liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PM, WtdnMd8y, Sept .......... _.... 38R, 2BA On• mile to 11, et fladflo VI-. bch. Frig, w/d, soc:u· Me.mortal Petit end rity 1yt, l/p. By owner Mortuary, Newport HOUSES/ S189k. 84(>-7051 Open ~h. CONDOS Housa 11-4 Sept 7&8 •PO-R•S•AL_E __ NEWPORT BEACH 1069 I . ' NEWPOIT BUCH SATURDAY. SEPTEM8ER 7. 1996 HUNTINGTON COIONA BUSINESS PllSOlllU 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 CORONA NEWPOaT 6122 l!ACB IS 1019 BEACH 2140 DEL MAI 2622 OPPOITUNITT -----· 5530 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil DEL MAit ........... 1 l•iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiili 29041r-__.....,.......,.-~1•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~iiimi!i~~ll!ii-. Oll•N NOUS• •••• •,..~• Bl!AUTIPUL 1unnyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii ADV•RTISINO SAL•• Top Dollar Paid ! ESTATE SW LWe ...._, ' In e11clu1lv• gate 3Br 2Ba, Fenced yatd , 1BR. 2 patio•, frig, DI.,.••~ Local community From 1800•19150. TODAY & SUNDAY Sat/2157~7,!l"N~• : guJr d•sd ~1al'l>or ~!.~age, S'250.00 cbl. N o/pete/1m1C. DISTRIBUTORSHIP TelemerkaUn9 ns!!f.s•P!~ .. •sl'd•gr1~~.? 1 pctoentlreestate ~••••" Full bed~~";~ Ridge. pa" oue 3 ......,. Ma-4495 $.8()0/mo Including utlt. Now Off«9d Wiii mak• quallty ...... ...... .. • Paintings, china, b 9 rm 2 -~ bath 759-,5840 for appt. In this Al••I •al•• call• over th• reprHentatlve In lhe 9 :30.AM ·? dtnmg lab... lamp~. ' _JtapbllM'IC& modef In ---------,,.,......,.________ •Internet Ace"• tolephone 10 new and Ol1play Advertising glsware. furn. etc. Grandmothor Clock, w I ck• r, Io o I•· qulel cul-d•Hc loca-Ll.GUNA Whll•w•t•r Ocean •Store Fronts existing adverliHra. Departmenl. Sales ex· 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 Furniture, Books, collettlbles, great !Ion. Famlly rm wllh BEACH 2148 Blvd 1br+, 1050 aq.ft, e s.rvar Hosting An.w.r Incoming c:.lts perlenc• preferred, Tools, En111e Hous• boOk• & magulnef. "·' fire place, dramatic iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~tncf~~S~~I •Web Design and sollcil new bual-bul wlll I rain. Ap-hold Misc , Glass. v Int a g • c Io th•• .. formal <tining rm, 111px Sett Uquldatlng nH• througtl proac-plicanl should be en-AP-w•ucES 6 0 11 Men's Clothing 111nd linens, pictures & 2900 aq, ti. In all. Almoet Oceanfront Deposit llv• telephone can-ergetlc, motivated and r&.&An Mu• I ca I M 1 s c.. posters household Open Set/Sun 1·5 Studio, 3 rooms, and1_C_O_S_T_A_ME--S-A--2-6-2-4 S9.ISK Required vasslng Clnd retoarch-8 sett star1er. Salary • 4 0 8 IRIS • items. mlsJ: gatoreJ enter through main bath, nl1mkr, nlpets. 1-8C>C>REAL WEB Ing competitive publl-plus commission. Xlnt Air Con d Kenmore HUQE S ALE Sot 8·2. MOVING SALE Furn, gate on SpyglaH Hiii 714-499·1731 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ext.385 cations. bonollt pkg. Drug window unit. original Cltha, furn. kitchen, household, outdoor. Ad and follow l~ns lo $S17mo l.ow l~om• Oen•r•I auelnesa "Must work well under screenlngfphyslcal re-box and lnstructtons. pl11... 3150 Broakors SAT 7:30·12. 1100 lllnes: L:!~c~: :ale-NEWPORT furn studios, ulll1 Incl, Service•, Inc. The deadline pressure qulroa. EOE. Send re-5195.00 721•8 391 or. (Big COM Boach) EssetC, Dover/Westclllf Clean, modern, se-.,1 bualne1s counsel-•excellont oral ond suma to Lynn Esota. SA T 9 17 8 •2 ONLY! Renovation S•I• price reduced to BEACH 2169 cured parking, pool/ Ing franchise ha• written communication 330 W. Bay Stroot, Was her/Dryer 8 2 1 $449000 soa Jackie 642 8226 skllls Costa Mesa, CA Admiral sot under Soagull oulbrd, tools. S•t •1 i1tlures, • '[ · • opporlunltla1 I n turn, toys, housohold household Hems, 1 bd/1 b• newly ro-1 & 2 bdrm Mobll• California available. •strong solos. presen· 92627 or fax to (714) warranty till March 97. ltoms 6 t 7 Jasmine clothing. linens, anct modl'd. Garage prk-H 0 m • • au 1 0 t Please Call John Miiis talion ond sorvlco 650-4802 Xtra lg Capactty. moro. Come Seo) HARBOR REALTY LOGO Ing, front patio. hrdwd sec'ure no pel1. 1·800-583-8181, x2438 skills '""T __ EA ___ C,,_H_,,,.E_,R..,.,S,._---S57~.obo 842•85 33 ---------1954 Port Chelsea Pl. fl N b 1991 Newport blvd •Minimum on1 o-year Loving caro giver __ 0_r_9_8_3_·_3_4_8_3 ____ 1 COSTA MESA 6124 S•t 8 _1 2 2 Familw Make sure Its currenlll ,;:· ,:J;g s!:c5~8~rly 848-8373 PAY PHONE ROUTE •----------ti newspaper sa os ox-needed to play w11h s ' .. 730/'" 7 35' . . • . 35 Local & Estab Slte1 perhmce toddlers and twos in W aah er/Dryer alo. • • 2bd/2b• Steps to 2bd/1ba unlurn, near Earn up lo $1500 wkly •Ability to think ere· Admiral set under Fri-Sat 9·4, oal< round P ort Marg•t• Pt b P OCC now crpVpalnt accroditod center. warranty 1111 March 97 table. 4 cha11s. baby Harbor View Homes oach. atio, O/W, • • 1-800-696-4980 atlvely and work 1n a FT/PT 6.12 Units ECE W/0, $1150 /mo. pet ok. $695 + $200 VENDING· L.az M '1 team environment mln.Excollentworklng Xtra lg Capacity bed. cn•ldrens yard S•t 8 •m-12 Yrly lease. 642·0668. ,_d_e_p_. ___ 2_4_1_-0_7_8_0 · Y an cu i •Oetall orionrod 5575.obo 642-8533 toys schv.1nn bike CR bl .-Dream. Few Hours • nu.-cond. Career ladder. or 963-34 83 2962 Ceulon Or Rotrig, ta a, BAYRIDGE CONDO E 'elde 2bd/1b• Big S. Will sell cheap. l ·ftnl\_tuu:l 3002 •Sell molivarod anCI Benefits. 282-0500 Baker/Ceyl on buflell, furn. misc REAL ESTATE EXcflANGE 1600 2br 2bth. Fpl. Gar. exchange for apt 1 -800-820·45782 PVV"~ goal oriented 112 Vi3 Xantl'le (Lido) $ soot 1 & al 1 z7667 "PC knowloClgeable Tosh iba HOAG THRIFT SHOP l---------Nead GA home for L.0<d'1 ·;\work. Your price; my terms. lnvsl- . mnt and/or oxchango HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT A1 mo. 1yr. lease. ~anag~men :;' :; Vending-Must sell route .,../-'-. -l8+ Salary plus cornmis· Copier Sales Reps FURNITURE 6014 DOLL SALE MORE gent 644-6373x155. ou~ e nee • · •20 cash accounts • 1111&1 slon. E11collon1 bonol11 Satary/commfmed1cal, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SAT 10-3. 670 w 17th BAYSIDE COVE 64"'1 57· 760-9312· •Buy all or parl pack ago Including Call 3 t0-986-5060 St (tn b;,ck). 722-9106 Gated comm. highly MOVE-IN SPECIAL • 800-818·0908 40tk plan. Physical/ Fax 310·986-5066 Oa lf Bed w/trunClte New ortHol ht1area. ...:===-=:;..,;=:ip::.=-ti1-.dl.~ ~1:.1oenlng ro--------.,.-...,,...,,-::--.,-,,.-S135. Oak toy ct10s1. LARGE GARAGE • 2bd/1 b t Twt-of'• pit-$9411/hr like new. Oak nail Prvt beach, wlk to Bal a. ps a r1. MORTGAGES •-quired. EOE. HS Chem, Bio, Math, SALE 8am. Sat Sept Is. & stores $2400. New paint. $750/mo. ~ Fax resume to L. stnd & moro 644· 1474 7th. Womens clotn1ng. 640-1212 Own/Agt 269 ·o · 16th Place TD 'S 2918 Esola at (7141 650· Acctng, Span/French. KJn dle furn. Goe;, 011 hsehold 11om! & furn no pets. 844-0452 1'ii'iii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4802 or mail rosumo S.O.C. 3·2 +college 385 East 22nd St. E•stbluff 2br/ofc/br, 1, GPA. 443·2700 original gladmans 2ba, lrg deck over 1---------H•v• Exletlng T .D. 10 Dliplay Advertising.,_________ price. Olnong table. Sat -Sun furn, cllhs. canyon, ocean viow, NEWPORT' Paying i5% Interest 330 w. Bay Street, Weekend Recept 9•5. chairs.· china, curio baby stull, bikes. h I A .1 1 thl 35., Costa Mesa, CA Ille typing. filing and m 0 r 0 . pp c~mpmg ~quip, crall nr sc oo s, va1 now BEACH 2669 on y mon y. ,.. 92627 Ask I o r She i I a 7 39 su .. pp, g1a"ssw~1e, k11 $1750/mo. Ive msg L.T .V. Due In 1 11~----::--:::---------11......:.......:~------8 42 4 788 2 1·8 1 .. 310-493·1731 monthswants loaella PERSONAL Child C a r e PT. • items, otc lurneQu1p On the lllCMIT Sell your extra houset\Pfd Items In Classtfted TRADE through classified 642·5678 * 1BR $ .. 2. * par1 Prlnclpals only Morns o r eves.·---------Teak D esks glass on 980 P aularlno E:i~f~UJ~~EVi~~-N~g 2B~ 2BA S725/Up 1-4519·778-4944 iSiiEiiRiiVliiiCiiEiiSiiiiiiiii3iiiiOiiOii5 Mcariner·s SBou5th7 co1ast 'EMPLOYMENT ~gkor ~;:g3e~e ~~xol~. ;::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;,:;- 1 story, huge mstr Reing & dishwasher hurch, N. . .50 hr. SERVICE.S 5 5 3 3 5 shivs S30. 960· 1258 Fullerton Groat Family sulto+don. highly Up· Incl. 60x30 pool. Nol••······-FREE HOME 854·70~0 H t.314 Treasures on Conn~# GENERAL 2102 Homel 3Br/28a On a graded, dream kltch. pots. No loos. No lso. ANNOUNCEMENTS Ca~~~~R:J!c~::ule Childc are N eede d &•• .. ·-·- quiet street, totally up-$1900 760·8582 * 714-545-4955 * in my Mosa Verdo •••••••• M ERCHANDISE Celebrates its 4th Anniversary with an --,...-,----...,.,..--I••••••••-lnstallatlon, & receive Please be aware thal I ra} p king T .;... Sal J gr oded kitchen w/now Lido I s l• 3bd/3ba Ocea nfront duplex. personal protection home. 2 boys: 2 & 5 the listings in this CBI· MISC. 601 s naugu at J..iUt e nppllancos, brick Lrg lot, spa s25oo 2br, gar, lndry rm.1---------products for only 1/2 yrs old. MWF 8-3, . patio, huge lard. 3bd/3ba Bavfront $1000/mo. Winter LOST & 529.95. Limited offer! lloxiblo, possibly T/Th, ~ci1o:~11m~y~e0Q~~':nb~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil arurday, September 7th $1,000 870· 063 Bost loc, bch $6500 rental818-355-0885 FOUND 2925 Call 1·800-377-4448 ollernoons too. Will in which there is a Dbl B aby J ogger 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. G d All 675 6161 WI t 1 1 3b work around school Stroller Exe cona Long Beach worm & run Y r • n er urn, g r 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii schoduto. SG.OO/hr charge per minute. T 11' to ~0010 Q,J'::'J::'•I cozy 2Br. 2Ba. ·Cats Lido Isle 4br + den 2ba, $t250/mo .. 2br1• •••••••••• *557 •4312 * w /canopy S200 Ul ~ /( TC, accoptedl $79"' 00 2ba. $930/mo. 1 hso FOUND Female cat, 650-0951 ~. 2ba Fab house newly to beach 875-0 8 08 grey/white. In the 200 EMPLOYMENT •---------fiM furrurun. dwu, st.l~r. ~ta!. linens. Call 988-3305 remodeled. private,_________ block of Goldenrod, DCecorator to manag? E M PLOYMEN T Frml Dining Set w rollcrobln.•rt.ic-lry:rtc Orang• Oollghtlul 3Br beaches. brick cr1yfct; Winter orr sand; furn. COM. Call to ID. ompany owno.d natl WANTED 553S-bull-ett~huHl C3bnl i1ur:hit,,_:-.,,- 2Ba, fonced yard, w/lountain by clubhse. Avail 10/1. Two 1 BAS 875-243 8 franchise region. S215tl. · Ital lc.:ilher FR£E.,,..,.-,,lfll--::1tbpsn-1'-·'f100..--! garage $1100.00 S3395mo 675-4042 $850/$1250, 1 gar, w/ E M PLOYMEN T 1•8 00-44 3 -3 4 o o sofa set Sl~50 2 BR ., d, cbl, util. 3BR, 2BA L ~ 8 /3 1 A k 11 a De l lverv Drlvor Capta in M ike House sets sleigh nee poster A:wnsncc LaJU~ of Stwpon-Mea Call 988-4495 Npt North nar, deck. / I I 1 Cl ., hse $2000 2 gar w/d. blk w t ma e, tags w 5530 Irvine Florist shop. PT stllcr ex raor onillre. $1900. Oov.n SOIJ 1.,,. 2220 faifTlcw Roa4. C-Mesa 92627 2br. 1-t/4ba, Ip, w/CI, 633.9243 ' Agont chokor chain. 'Kai' Ret"d local school S 0 8.,8 ..,9 3 ., _________________ ,.. BALBOA a/c. pool, tse $1150. Rownrdll 5 45..0923 Clean OMV 833-3370 teacher. 644-7835 seat. 90 ~ -~ ' 310-822-2331 ·········-Lost C a t Rowardl $1,000's Possible DETECTIVE PRIVATE Hoover V.:ic SSO Re-ISLAND 2 106 ""o_c_a_•_n_,f-ro_n_t _W_ln_t_e-r•• vic-Morning Canyon. Re ading Books PT. Private 1nves11gator ---------gma llr rug clnr S-10 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 0 I I 3BR 2BA MISCELLANEOUS Al Home. Toll Free T G od W DOMESTICS 5 5 40 Micro S40 673-6050 e uxe urn ' COM, blk male. wht 1-800·898-9778. Ext. raineos-o ages 4br 2b•. Spacious remodeled. dbl gar, 2 patios. lrpl, w/d. $2600.mo 673·3059 A GEM! Wtrfront 3BR, 2.5BA patio +dock, 2 car. Dock avail. N/peV smk. $2650. 723-4633 condo. No Pe ts. RENTALS paws. 780-1948 R-1361 lor listings. 714-239·4581. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H o t Tub -.I a cu z z I $2000/mo. 673·6607 i '••••••••• LOST Gold Bangle $1 OOO's Possib le Hotel •H ou se M a n/Cook • Aero Xlnt contJi One Bloc k To B d f\1 1• bracelet w/Rubys & Typing PT. At Home. Gilt Shop Beaulllul All duties 9 yrs exp. S295.00 760-0387 3BR, 2BA. l/p, hkups, ---------0 Io mo n d s . Los I 1 ·800·898-9776 ext. atmosphero P/T, flex Seoks to work/manage gar + crprt, 2 decks. DUPLEXES 2704 August 7th in COM. T-1361 for Listings hours. SS/hr. Pis call: laroo ostate or ranch. Avail 10/1. 731-1230 838 -8845 ---------241-0837 or 752·4951 Excellent local Newport WANTED iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------$ 1 00 0 ' s Po• s I b I e 1 ~-----..,,-----~ relerences. 760-9228 VERSAJLLES N.B. OCEANFRONT Los t K lttlf Typing PT. At Homo. H o u soclean ers FT. TO BUY 6019 STUOIOPENTHOUSE 2br/1ba, 51350/mo. 9/5 v icini ty of 1.800.898.9778 ext. PT. Must havo C3r. •HOUSE-SITTINCiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Furn or unlurn. Pool. Garago. Patio. Winter. Mariner's Dr & San-T-1398 for Listings Must speak English. ~~~.s'~r hir~~~ E~~~~: gym, gar. Walk to 714•8 5 0 •8 443 tlago Blk & whiio. ---------723-80 6 4 CORONA bch. S850. 494-8604 ··simon". Occlawod. •-M-a-ln_t_e_n_•_n_c_•____ tent ref's. 574-4245 9· DEL MAR 212 2 ---------•---------friendly. REWARD .ACCOUNTING Industrial Labors/ 6, (909) 985-2007 hm T o p Do llars P aid For Records. Jazz. Sountracks, e tc Call Mike 645-7505 t a fevv vvords to vvork for .you. . • • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SANTA A.NA 2180 ROOMS 2 706 ___ 8_4_•8_-_3_4_2_8__ Community news pa-Helpers. Must speak .l•pan ese Caregiver LOOKING LOS 1 T d'Ch 1 11e' b 1 1k short pers seeks following English and clean ;:~:;:Yn~o~le~~trngt h: ---------i _________ ......... _______ _ FOR A RENTAL., NB I I I ha re ema • cat. full time positions: OMV. Apply In porson FREE TO YOU 6022 • CALL MARIA •Cryat•I Bright• Room, br ba. urn Purple/wht collar 3205 Lakewood Blvd Cooking. Mon-Fri. HARBOR R ••LTY 2Br 2Ba, trash/watec unlurn, g!lr, pool/spa/ Reward 675·1817 A/P & AIR 714.956.1030. English speaking, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -I S 50 00 ten, w/d, fem pref. I I ExperionceCI, reler-a73 ••oo pa d . 7 · mo. ssco11nc utl 631-3993 Post on v .._ J 1...---------.. Natur•I food market encos. 837-7 507 • N e wer Condo 3br, Call 968-9735 Minimum one year 1 ---------MONEY experience ln ac-and organl1c gClr 1t1 LICENSED DAYCARE Fr•• 4 New Zealand Laural plants. Must have absolute shada 642-6 18 1 .. 3ba, 2 frplc, vu dKk. -u-m~-TM-IN_S_TE_R-2-19-2 RE.NTALS TO gar, no pols. $2300/ YYl:.'1 su11nc 2 724 mo, 1yr Lse 631·5t0~ D.1MUO COSTA MESA 2124 1 Mii• To Be•ch •Cwt• D1'plax• 2Br 2Ba. garage, Beautlful Oce•n· fenced yatd, $850.00 front cus1om homo lo Call 988-0145 share. Avail Oct.1sl. $1000. 548-7489 3 Lg Bdrrta_.2Ba, gar, ••••••••• COM Shr tg 4br hse. 1 patio, lplc, all appl APARTMENTS pvt rm av1 dining rm, Incl. S1100 642-1004 FP. wlk to beach 3 Bd 2BA Lg yard. 2· FOR RENT $425 • utils. 723-4572 car gar. Fp. Lg L.A./ COM Walk to Fashion Kit. Newly remodeled Island. Sharo duplex. $1200 1-818-8t9-4544 $350/mo. Ulls lncld. E • s Io E o up LE x BALBOA Sherry 675·8634 2BR. 1.5BA, 2 car gar, PENINSULA 2607 Furn room for rant lencod yard. N/1mkg. Amenities, walk to S900. 548-5035 Beach Sit• Studio beach. Own entrance. 1/2 mo fr•• S565mo , ___ 8_7_3_-5_.,.,1..,.o_o_.....,... Nr Npt Hgt• 4br hae, 2ba. Lrg country kit, 2· car gar, pvt pool/spa. S1550/mo. 759-1064. . $300.dop, small pot Roommate Want•d ok. 873 -0678 48R on peninsula. F• Oceanfront a t 1 eth male OK. Call for Info, St (1900) Fum 3bd/ 723"5 240 HUNTINGTON 2 . 5 b a . W I [I t e r , awesome vlewl "C:lean.1••••••••• ii BiiEAiiiiCHiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii1ii40iil m 0 d. r n . s 189 5 COMMERCIAL 873-1943 ------REAL ESTATE OUT·OP·COUNTY OUT .of.COUNTY PIO PE In 1525 PROP!ltn 1525 BUSINESS OFFICE abl seeks 1111am n ep Lots 01 TLC & Fun• counts pay e And d 10 m~ ~nman• FOUN '' an s re .. n .. u • " Ped1at1oc CPR & tst A•d DI. collections pre-anCI grill and dolt statf. Meals sn:icks incld. Reas ---------• ferred. Call 673·2244. or faJ! ialH FT PT 9 64 •1740 PETS & resume, 673-2246 ft is bdieftd that 9 Data Ent,ry/ Contact Julte G1cm 1 .. ------· ANIMALSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii60ii4ii9i l O&F 1=0 PERSONS_ Billing Assistant 1• one year data entry 1.----------. MERCHANDISE . NURSERY SALES AKC POODLE PUP experience pre-•••••••••• IR,o'Wed mODl!'V f !erred, 10-key by Two years or+ retail Teacup, black lcmalo -, o Raised m home S550 n.nou soa.rca. touch. exp.. O.H egree, 759·0486 or rno.1826 O~ or C.C.N.P. pref'd . ANTIQUES 6 0 10 IT'SJOlJlll n.,a ;o Good benefit pack-Top pay & benefits. Annua l Bird Fair -'-d 'U ~-d • fo age including 401 (k) • FLOWERDALE • -------ii Sept 15, 9-4 at the l\D I WC DD It r retirement plan. NURSERIES , '30'• Dining room O .C. Fair Grounds yow We'll raa.rcb EOE. Oru9 screen-Call Mr. Lathrop t a ble 6 chairs. 2 In b ldg 1 0, C.M . upto3namcsfor lng/ptlys1cal re-7 1 4-633-9200 leals.S800.720-9596. $4 .00 a d ults $39-$10_per name aft. quired. Send resume 1 5 t h c • n t u r y s 1.00 for chlldron er that. <TtK GUAR-with t st alaCry dretquire· Photo Host J a pda n ~ s e lblB u ~~a Ro t 9mos. o ld Very ~,,a· _ (t we don't men o: re 1 Man· Love Babies? PT prof woo · oss Y 0 er altec11orH1lo House ager, PO Box 1560, needed 10 tako new·i-~......,,6....,4,--5_·3_2_0_8.,..--broken Raised w•k1C1s find )'91 mon~wc'tl Costa Mesa. CA born pictures daily In 1 9 5 O • s Ant I quo & pets, h.:1s ~por5 ttfwid l'OUft ( $14 92628 or fax to (714) the Nowpor1· Boach O 'Koele & Merritt Free to an approved senia tee) Sen 63J-7126. area, lndtv should be Stove. $395. 675-8527 home 858-5488 names, SSls, your avail Mon morn & Emplr •/O•k/Wlcker b I ., Admln. A ssistant wkClays. be rohable & Furn.. collectibles. ••••••••• A ~ ODt I~ Very busy olllce. s e If mo 11 v a 1 e d & more. Sat-Sun 8·5 ~O. to: Switchboard ond comptot1vo wage 660 w 17th St #32 GARAGE SALES : Macintosh e11perlence 800·21 4-3837 ext.217 ·NO Early Btrdsl- a muslL Eax...ui.sumas ~oot ... L.... ~;,:::;::;::;::;;::;::~~========= .......... 'eacno. f-9--------------------to S .Lennon at Flex hrs Morn/alt FaxN7 59-8 826 Costa Mesa Ideal for If.ST~~ BALBOA GOOD student. 8 42-405 0 I SLAND 6106 Cruise Ship Jobs! P r oduce M a n ag., AnliqW' lo '50t Mod..... --27691 ............ .-..--~~--1 Eirn $300/$900 wkly for exciting new lully , Est~ dl*I buy: • S • t 8 a m * H.vear1 rbotouhnd pon/sitions. ~rg~~lc ~rodu~~ d1ept tlNfl,g.&. ~. · 5 1 2 p a r k A v e . CAHNERY VILLAGI! tr ng ~ WOll\(n. PP cans wi ess pon:ielli'l,~polely (corner ol Topaz) Frtt room ;ind board Will than 1 O years exp. • LAK E ARROWHEAD If yon lmv1• S.150-0 1'.Ui-11 Jo.,.·n-2 suites. Olllce/ar1 PERSONALS u•'irt. r,,1 7 ,., 5 noed not apply. Can-old coA.ml or h ' Everything.11lust gol ud!O-.--S22i18°~'s~1~31~ti.mimliiiiiiiiiiill.ft--P"·'71~ ...... ~~ ... ~':'!"-tt-~~~~t;.~~~~t-!!:::~~::~ur:1..--t~ii~~==i~~~~tt~----~~ .. 11~~i--.!...----i~I or 1tl\tl l10111 for 1m1lr. )'°'' r1111 "''"ll"' 10"1111 ult ~o Q1U11i(~111, on 4573.3733 a . . orient china. lurn, exor Cute 2 ~ro£n. I Oath. lAj(f' Ami•ll4'1Ml llou,.... I•••••••• PERSONALS 30021----------1PT· Patrol P e reon BUSINESS & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii To place an ad In wanted for parking lot • Brit·j( 1-·i,...pl1m· • S111all Lt1f1 Anon • F'ortY1I Air """' • :.? S11111k.·ks • Rrlnfl!ralor • '«'a•lwr/Or)"f'r FINANCE QUYSll C .... ttled (ti Newport Bea c h Cell 942..se78. Tannie Club Gn'lll f.(11tditiou ! 3 nll1Nlt1 fmrn lnkf 111111 vlllHll,. -CrTflt ll(.fol.·tr1d C,.tmroy Rf'lt'fflt- S.111111 Prk-e m MIO Tatkfoottr 162.850 loan • 1694 ,.., -1h. owe ean "•r 714-891 -3736 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY .. 2904 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 QUIBT It: SBMNB Palm ~esa Apart:lnents , .. _ -- Meet Single girls from~---------,1 Apply In Per1on: other countrleatl 2601 Eastbluff Dr. NB 1.900.800.9595 • Hove A Talk to Uve Pqcbia!! RECEP.TIONIS T Garage Sole 1. Cheorlul, energetic, organlzod, sklllod In MS Windows, MS Or- lmt, Money, Know Your Fvrurt. Talk Llvt Ont-On-One NO'P-1....-... 11111 ,., ... , .. Caln. Nat Cbtilds a1647·WI ... '°" ~ Sde Adi llce, DOS. Sond re- sume to: Mariam Teto Co.. 291 !I Redhill Ave .. Ste 0102, Costa Meta , 92626 FX 714·979-0617 R•c •pUonlat Exceptional T-H oppty for Tustin corp. HO. "1 + yr ••P PBX/paging (714) 250-8845 PRO STAFF RIGO•R WANTED Sailboats part-lime. H 6 S Y•chta 942-47845 SalH L.A. FUn••• Exciting career oppottunltlH within a growing Health Club chain. ~ Innovative aggrHllV• lndlv duals. Entry·level aa1e1 & nianagement poal· Uon• av.Uable. Call TOOd 71~111i .......... Oreal pay.. t>enefl-.. In a couple of yrs make ltOCM< +I LOolt· 1ng 4 a oomMICMd, •11r•Hlv• ~· o .. (eC)OtJ • I'•• Cl 1 J )tu.IOll ---~ • equip, lots ol good1cs1 2 26 Ru!>y Ave CORON A DEL MAR 6 122 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? Call 642-5678 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11~ f...ttal [)qJartmmt at the DrilJ /a;_Jot is plmsM ... kl nnnountt a new~"""' IWtl~ 1q NW bwsinasd ~ wiO now SF.AHCH the~ far JO" 111 no e.xtnt ~. llM s.nir JI"'• rimL llnil ~trip to tlN °"'7t H0t«;,, 5""tll ANL Thm. ~ ~ 4for tlJt """'1 is compl&J"" wiJJ f* JO!"'~ bwi1t1SJ Mmr tR• -.nm1 With tf1t C-., ~ ""'*" tllltr II wit/tfai ~ u«h Ill~"' /aw aJJhm jW,,,,,, /l'Wf' of J*bliatbon .dth-~ ~ PWw */',,, "'.filiJI"" ~ ..... JJQ """'Ill. ~Pil«. :DJ~ &ty ~ a.. Ma.. ,.,.. atrllfllt.,.,,... "" .. "' ("14) '-'621 --will -*"'' ffa'*""" JirJll" "'htottlr "1i.s ,,_..,,,... /'.) ML lf ~ """""Niw ""YJ#tfhd •.... ,_,.,,. .. "'*'-~"' ~ .... """"' ... ,,.. GMJ w;,,,,,,,,..., ,,, ... .. 1-. 57~ 51 ,... condil••ll eo SctWe 81 s.ldtobe &2Gotd~ 83 LucMotis loc*s DOWN 1 Smalch 2 Summlngup ~~ 5 Reasonable ~Uphold 7 L•kelelt 8 Br1nc:h 9 Picnic peat 10 Eye pert It Truck part 12 Tavern order 14 Coarse blue cloth 17 Kneckl t9 Invasion 23 Earth 24 Make an otl~ 25 Hall. to CMsar 26 WOtkoul spot 27 VankoYlc and MohNto 28 Cc*1 Mather malady 30 Wetrd 31 Appropriate 33 Toon bane 34 Peslef 35 Have 36 Self 37 Cun9nlty 38 Plaything •o Singer Diamond 42 Hornet 43 Belows ..... Open up 45 least tanned 46 lithe 47 ao.er •9 Aquarium Wt 50 Low-tying lend 52 • -ptece or ,.,..,.r 53 October stone 54 Mullclan5' jobs • 55 -out: make ·"*'""' 56 Melancholy 58 Elltind bird NEWPORT BEACH POWER BOATS SAIL BOATS 7014 616 9 7012 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •SE•R•VI .. C•E .... •lcERAMIC TILES DIRECTORY CEILING MASTER •Acoustic Removal• Cuslom Toxturo•Palnt lied Mark 838·7300 CI.EANING 3528 SERVICES W&&&LY 8JUDOB QUIZ Q. I · "-Sout.h, VUinerabie. JOU hold: .aa Wold OA ll 111 .SQ MHU ,,.. biddint haa proc:eedecl; HOlt1H &AST 80Ul1I .... I• .,_ .. .... 10 Pue t WMt do you bid now? Q. I -Neither vulnerable, aa South you hold: ..i u oAQG OK3 6A 108U The biddin~p~ed: 80U'l1I NOR'111 EAST •• 10 10 p- t Whot do you bid now? The biddifw hM fl" D C 11 i llt: 80U'l1I . ftaT NOlrl1I .. .... .. 1 What do JOU Wei now1 Q. 6 • Boc.b wlnenble, .. SoUtb 70U hold: M lOIH <*ofU 04 MU The bidding haa proceeded: NOR111 EAST 80l11'H WEST lo P-I• P-ao P ... t What. do you bid now? Q. 8 · Both vulnerable, 11 Sout.h you hold: .., IOI 081 010184 <M KJ 10 Partner opens Lhe bidding with one no trump. What do you re11pond? CADILLAC 9040 ... l' ... twood Xlnt running cond. Dam· aged right frnt fendet . 11200. 840-1914. '90 Fleetwood 42,000 orig ml, 5 vogue tlre..s 6 Xtra wheel, installed phone, be>•• sound, Beautlfull 850·257& 1870,llftd We....-.r 4x4, V-8, auto, loaded, new paint, lthr, lilnt cones sesoo. ?a:s-aeao '88 .1 .. p Wrangler Sahara Ltd edition. ••••••••• 320 Showroom Condl- Hon, 17 ,500ml, Champagn• Beige w/Parchment leather Interior. Phone pack~ age, remote alarm, tJnWd windows. Fl· nanc. balance. only, o.b.o. 777·1151 .. ""87ToWota aupre Midnight blue. 6-spd All power. 1 HK ml. A/C. Good cond. $4800/obo. 641·8285. 302-9590,pgr. '82 &..nd Crul••r 4WD. Mini cond. 32,900 ml. Loaded. 544·5888 6oyl. One ownet. Low --------•---------mUH, 5-spd. Hard/ VOWWAGEN 9235 aort top. Pioneer ~1c•w.v 91351'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii stereo. Tow pkg. _.. v~• 1• A I arm. 19 8 0 0 . '78 CAMPER Xtnt 640-1029 or "40-5032 •94 Grand Marqule Condi, Orlglnat Owner 2-dr. One owner, 73K 18500. 744-9728 CHEVROLET 9045 LEXUS 9115 orig mll••· Loaded., _______ _ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 13900' 723•5 880 MISC. AUTO • 9245 '90 350 Suburban w/3 yr faclory warmt. Fun '90 LS400 Absolutely Q. 3 • Roth vulnerable, as Soulh you hold: pwr, cstm whts, TV/ all options. Phone, NISSAN 9150 SEIZED CARS from Loolc{or~nonMonday. VCR,S14k. 759-1 445 CD, Nakamlchl, trac·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1175. Porschu, ~KQJ 10 1a~~3 •K 893 ·~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~·~n~·~·~·~~~S~h~o~wrr~~m~·49~5~~~·1~m~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Yourright.bandopponentopens • Leam to be.-r brld1e FORD 9075 bks. Moving overseas'. warr~~~:.· Xlnt ~~~j BMW's , Corvetles. clothe biddindg with? one heart.. What. · player! Sub•cribe now to the liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Asking S 19,900/no 513,900 723·5142 ~~~ ~~::.sTo~w~~·e you bl now Goren B~ Letta by caWn1 '92 Ford Explorer reasonable. offe< re-1.S00-89B-9n8 · (800)78&-IOI' inlorwuition. Or Eddie Bauer all fused tor lmmed sale. --------Ext.A-1398 tor current Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, as Soulh write to Goren Brld1e Letter, power. 1thr, co' ptyr. 1..aoo-970-2492 OLDSMOBILE 9155 lisllngs. you hold: P.O. BOll<f.410. Cbicaao. IL~ fully loaded. Must aelll '94 LS400 Blk/blk w/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4410. $11,500. 546-7209. gld accents. full pwr, '92 Old• 88 Royel• -------- ••ea 2 'VA oQ J 3 ~ K J e • CLASSIFIED It's tho rosourco you can count on to soll a myriad ol morchan· dlse itoms. bocause our columns compel quallllod buyors to colll 642·5878 On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified Ctossllled Is ..... CONVENIENT whether you'ro buy· Ing, selling, or just tooklng, ctasslllod hos what you neodl CLASSIFIED 842·5678 '93 T·BIRD Red, V-8. new tires, nonsmkr. 4dr, tilto, A/C, lilt, CC. ANTIQUES & A/C, full pwr, Mich-24,000 mis. S39k all power. cass. Runs CIASSICS 9250 ell n's. Runs and looks 720-0521 gr ea I. 2 8 . 5 K m I. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii great. $10,900. ... . $11 .300. 847·1570. 873-0583 Balboa On the move? TRADE through classifled 642-5678 Sell your extra household items in Classified Overstocked with stufl? A call to Classified will help 642-5678 '52 Chevy Truck off frame original, one of a kind epoxy dupont finish. 845·3208 '73 Maseretl Citroen 37k, all orig. $14,SOQ, 080 993.5355 =i1y e Buyer's Mar et" vCheck your shopp1-tg list off by stopping in today at any one of these local Orange County Auto Dealers! •• • "Buy, Lease or Browse" · nge Count)!__'s Auto Dealers are Number One in Customer Satisfaction SADDLE BACK & g: i LINCOLN i}ME RCURY llACH UNCOlN MHCUIY l68001lr.9nf .. H.B. 3932 ..................... .,, , 1 500 CMLM Savi $1 874 ....... """"' .......... -- ---~---- -----... -/ _... .. ""' ...... ---;.. ~~ -------------·-······-···-· 1 • • SALES HOURS: •FBCIRl&m!S 1· ~M ·1ialiliYGJ11r .. =:.1 SATl-5 M en lt.llject to priof sale . -r:..:_ .... TTOYOTA I PASSING THE COMPETITION!. I • .. . 'I . EKE~D . ONLY -S'PUTH C<;>AST TOYc;>TA 1WILL . . ny Advertiseet Price From Any Authbriiect TOyota o~ .. A COPY Of, AD ND .WE WI~ MEET IT OR BEA11 IT!) 966 HARB "DR I j (800) I I . ~ R BLVD. COSTA NIESA TO SATISFY YOU" ET·T.OYOT 'A leUes. NJ expires close of business Mon 9109196. ~ust take delivery from dealer stock ~ ~ 9/09r'96. See dialer tor delals. ' .._ I • ~ ... o t •It t I t t f • I Io o o o t too •lo• t O 2. Map 3. Coldwell Banker Newport Buch '-Coldwell Banker Newport Bach S. Coldwell Banktt Newport Bach 6. Coldwell Baalctt Newport Bach 1. Coldwell Buker Newport Bach I. ColdweU Banku Newport Bach 9. Coldwell lanker Newport Beach 10. Coldwell llankft Newport Buch 11. Coldwell laabr Newport Wadi ll. Co.a Story • u . c.nne.., vtu• Realty H . CraW. • Ell'9 Re91dentla.I Jteel&tate~ 15. CnablJ al IDBI llaiclatial llul8*tes.Y.cn 29. Coast Newport Properties 30. Coast Newport Proputia 31. Coast Newport Propatiet 32. The Pntdmtial·Jon Douglu c:otnpany 33. The Ptudenlial-Jon Douglas Company 34. The Pradmtial-Jon Douglaa Company JS. The Pruclatial-Jon Douglas Company 31. Stu Real &tate . 38. 8a.lbN bland Realty 39. Metro Realty 4L ~Rnfty C2. Mortgage Loan Specialllt fJ . .Kncn¥1eton Realty '5. Opa ffoaM CaJcM/Mortgage Raia '6. HOGM9 of the Wee.k '1 . ...._of the Week 4& PNd Sanda Newport Properties .· I• f. I I t t t 'I• t t t l f I• I t t I I I 0 , I t •t • !!~~ Your 9ufrfe lo !he !Jines/ !Properlies in cSoulhern GalifornLa. · 0CEA.NFRONT • $1, 7<)5,000 Traditional OC«Jn/ront homa oon/oo/cing tJ,, ocean, t1mfic vi~•, 4 b.droorna, 3 batlis, jiut abou. Littk Corona &acJ, John Campbell • 644-9060 NE•P<JRT PENINSULA • $1,3<)5,000 Apm,,_,. J,.,;l,J;,.g a1 th. U , ....,. 1 "'111nit. a"'1 boo 21.1 ""° ,,;tJ, pal .-... pool, pa6o., ,bl.or, garogt and ufN parlring. Kay Polovina • 631-1400 LIDO ISLE • $2,1<}5,000 3 J,.J,00#.., 3. 5 1-J.., 1-.t;/tJ J..,/rowt J.o..... lot. of c:wtoM /,.,;It.;,. oJ,;,.., .J ~ .,..,..._,,,of hr I ... ...J ,,,_., .._Joel,. L7le.n & J.& Bwiq • 644-9060 Doer 2 fota on CtmNr with charming 4 /,J lwmc, courtyan} antry and kg. rear patio, 3 oar garage and boat .tmagt, .,,aOoau ma.tar with balcony. Kay Polovina • 631-1400 T URTLE ROCK CREST • $ 1 ,2<)5,000 4 beJroom.. 3 batl.., Jromabc cwtom lwma l,u;h m 1<}81, contoraporury .ty/. w;th Span;.}. inP~. panoramic """""4in, Inn and canyon maa. Sonja Powell • $64~-9060 LAGUNA B&CH • $1,<}<)5,000 ~ 4 J,J, _,J ,.;,.,;,ag ~·I.or,.. "" '1111# 1/2 ... ,,;,}, 50' pool ..J ... J. "' ;.. off.,,_,,.-..... .J COOll4/ ... Rob Oiem • 631-1400 PELICAN I /11.L .. $2,450,000 S tunning Muliterranean home, perfect for family, S b.Jrooms, 5.5 baths, panoramic ocean and golf course vie~s, pri~t• pool anJ .,,a. Pereira/Prince • 644-9060 O CEANFRONT • $ 1 ,4<)5,000 &auti/v1 3 bJ w;fh Jc,, in prime mid p,,,;,,.,Jo m.Q, tolafly ~in 1 <;<)(), .oooJ floors, 9o•trmd lritchcn, 2 frplc., .lcyl;ght and 6PO· Emily McGinley • 631-1400 HARBOR RIDGE • l , I 5 bJ, 5.5 bo, oc.an and bay oNMw, utg/WJ. T .Jo, ..tat.. ~ wooJ lrifd..,,, l;lwor, .;,I, ,.;d, ~.pool, .,,.. Jo,.g. ~ '°°"'· Da...ul McCulloch • 6-U-9060 · ·. Daily Piloc llnJ E.ate • Sepcember 7, 1996 SoUTH Q>AST ~O • $1•5,000 Rd\ubishcd 'Brookview with tennis and pools, 3 bd townhome Jeannine Stake • 631-14~ -BAs'rsIDB CoSTA MESA • $198,500 . 3 bd, l.5 b~ townhome on private sttcct, large private yard Donald Pfaff • 644:-9060 , -:.NsWPO•T Ssous • $U9,900 3 bd cottage, steps to prime ocean front; pool and tennis knn.ic Jo Rizzo • 631-1400 . BAYvmw TBllAcB • $285,000 l bd, 2 ba, great location, vaulted ceililll}, new paint, spacious master Don 8t Joyce Olson • 644-9060 BAYVIBW T8uAcB • $297,000 Upgraded 1 smry, l bd, hardwood ftoon, private yard Roy Freeman • 631-1400 NBWPOJlT BBACH • $345,000 Just steps to prime beaches, charming original 3 bd beach cottage Mary Ann Nethercutt • 631-1400 . THB BLUPFS • $349,000 3 bd, 2.5 ba, excellent "r plan, m.ovc-in condition, new tile roof Chuck & Kate Colcsworthy • 644-9060 &\rsmB C.OVB • $425,000 . 1 bd unit with den/guest, fireplace and 2 decks, gated comm. Bea Arnold • 631-1400 C.OaoNA DBL MAB. • $595,000 Channing 4· bd owncn unit, vaulted ceilings, deck with spa Carla Broffinan • 631-1400 hvlNB TBllAcB • $619,000 3 bd, 2 ba, cxccptiooalJy channilig family home, lovely yard Judy Bobbins • 644-9060 C.0&.0NA DBL Mil • $64:9,000 2 bd, 2 ba, ocean views, only one block to Little Corona Beach Lisa Adam • 644-9060 Lmo lsLE • $779,000 4 bd, 3 ba, custom contemporary home, prime comer location Alison McCormick • 644-9060 Ho.Jloa. l.lmGB • 749,000 · S bd, 3.5 ba, corner lot, entry counyard, city light views Jennifer Pritchett • 644-9060 , 4 bd, 4 .5 ba, custom oceanfront home with white water views John Campbell • 644-9060 NBWPO&.T BBACH AT MAIJ:Nla.'S MJla 631-1400 WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SATIJRDAY AND SUNDAYS INVJTATIONS SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS THE BLUFFS BAY~ . 222 Nata $399,950 Barbara Miles ... 1701 Starlight Cir. (11-5) $565,000 Paul Wright/Cammy Le.lie N EWPORT CREST CORONA DBL MAR 1 Baruna Courl $219,900 -David Prince 324 Poppy Avenue $649,000 Liaa Adam NEWPOR'T BEACH 953 Sandcutle $579,000 Kyle & Keny Krau.e 308 Encina $299,000 Sandy Long EASTBLUPF LJDo ISLE 221 7 Viata Dorado $307,000 Roy Freemao/Eva Klnvaja 506 Via Lido Nord $2,795,000 Jeff Ewing UDO lsLE •• 106 Via Cordova $559,000 Ric1ard Lee 900 Zurich Circle $1,795,000 Of,. Matthews 101 Via Dijon $850,000 Lorraine Farrington . NEWPORT BEACH 18 San Sebutian $1,319,000 Sonja Powell R.EooNDO BEACH 111 7 Ford "Avenue $214.,000 Michae l Dreyfus 2419 Santiago $799,000 Reggie McNerney SPYGLASS Hn.L • 4 Malibu Circle $799,000 Don O lson " BAYVIEW TERRACE 69 Pelican Court $285,000 Joyce C leon NEW LISTINGS· BAYVIEW TERRACE • $297 ,000. Upgraded & air conditioned 1 etory, 2 bd, willi light hardwood £loor1, plantation ahuttera, private walled yard with lawns and lreee. Roy Freeman • 63l-1400 ' · · LAOUNA BEACH • $465,000 Hill.ide duplex at.the north encl, walk to town, eteps to Cre.cent S.y, ~hannin61 2 bcl unit 'Will. h-plo and 1 bd unit, ocean view declr.. R~e McNerney • 631-1400 NEWPORT BEACH • $j79,_000 St. Marina enclave, near new and gor~eous 2 bd condo on the hay, hi~b ceitnga, lrplc and waterfront balcony, close to oc~an and ehope. Mary Lou Kiebler • 631-1400 BALBOA PENINSULA • $890,006 3 bd, 3 ba, comer oceanfront location with ocean and bay views, unique floorplan, lath abd plaster home with elevatot. Marcia & RoLert Bent. • 644-9060 OUT OF AREA LISTINGS SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO • $399,900 4 bedrooms, 2.6 bathe, charming Cape Cod etyle home, pool, epa Nancy Lavigne • 644-90Q0 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath., single level, Spanish style home, huge Lao}eyard -Nanoy I..avifnelBoni PexeirL • 644-9060 LAGUNA BBACH • $995,000 3 bedrooim, 2.5 bath., oce.n view, great J~tion, room for pool, tennis SAN CLEMENTE .• $1,395,000 4 beclroorna, 4 bath., Spanish style ocunfront with courly&rd, private spa Nancy Lavigne • $1,396,000 MECULA • 1 625,000 4 bedrooms, 5.6 bath., two atoYy home-with amenitin & many extTas Edie O l1on • 644-9060 ~~~~~~~___.,~~~~~~~~ lRVlNE • $1,995,000 5 bcdroonu, 5 .5 bath., exquisite grounde, imported French limestone W. r 644-060 NEWPORT BBACH PCH ~ Avocado 644-9060 BAUOA ISLAND @ Marine Ave. 673-6900 LYLEEN & JEFF EWING ,. • ii .. . .. (714) 673-1980 (800) 949-94 71 . 506 VIA. LIDO NORD LIDO ISLE OPEN SUNDAY • Beautiful bayfront home • New dock will accommodate a large yacht ·and bayboats • Custom built-in cabinetry • Handsome appointments of limestone, granite and Honduran mahogany • Elevator • 4 fireplaces • Expansive bayfront terrace • Sunning, dining deck • Wine cellar I Work shop Daily Piloc ~~•September 7. 1996 Sophisticated charm abounds in this spacious 2 bedropm home with views of the ocean and hills. Only on~ block to Little Corona Beach, this lovely view home is tastefully remodeled, beautifully maintained, light, bright and im;,,,aculate.. Fea~ures include a wonderful deck on which to enjoy the open vistas and the ambiance of Corona de/ Mar. ered at 000 erties ,. · o~~o 376 NEWPORT GLEN COURT CHERRY LAKE ESTATES Community. Great for entertaining! Reduced to $649,000 (714) 644-9070 Ext. 149 ~UJLJL(())<CJEI 1806 GLENWOOD COURT BAYCREST NORTH 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, refined home on a reaJJ bi lot. CORPORATE REWCATION! $598,000 BUILDER'S SPECIAL IN DOVER SHORES! $595,000 4 bedroom, 2..S batl;l home on large lot with 2nd story view potential, approxtmately 12,000 sq. ft. -Oat -with 2 car garage & 2 car detached garage. Call for a private showing. -------· sparkf;ng c;ty J;ghts. dn·veway leads This .exceptional home is on a uphill to the 2.47 acre lot and located ;nan ma;n house of three bedrooms and three baths. The properly also includes a two bedroom, two bath guest house. Th e lushly landscaped grounds are totally sprinklered and ;nc/ude many mature trees, as well as a refreshing black bottom pool and spa. Enjoy lovely views of Catalina sunsets and . equestrian zoned area ·of Cowan Heights, w;th.in the highly desirable Tustin School District. Claudia Mayfield-Wise ·(714) 644-9060 • Laguna, Beach Estate For Sale · LEASE O PTION Track or Exchan.te for a home or a LusineH . • 5 b.J-., ol/ .,,;1J, -.,;.. • 4.5 both. • Coo.ta/ r•m mtd romantk ..,....,. • /Jug. cw'-..tat., nlHJrly 2 acrw • Gym, off;c. . • BiRiarJ R- • S,_;o... l.;IJ- • LiNreg -Pili u ft mkng. & f;,.,,,J.- • Fam;/, -.;J, fi,.,.,1- • p,,,.,,,,J J;,.;,,g ~ • A,.ftNo...cJ.. ·~-o/­~-&~ • 5,,;..J.J. •. E:dw. ~ 10 ,,.,_.,... .rtl. _.... ..... • 34 . .,......... .Jr,,l;gJ.t • Extm lo,.,,. 3 ~ garog. • M-W. /.-J 1-n ..ntJ. """"" r;.ia • 0...-J T-1.. &J..mg. or 1-0pt;o... OFFERED AT $1,295,000 MARK MALLOY (714) 967-6777 C~stal marketing_ specialist ioins ColdYlell Banker Claudia Mayfield-Wise brings her real estate expertise to the Newport Beach office Coldwell Banker is proud to announce the affiliation of Claudia Mayfield-Wise. She has specialized in marketing coastal area property for more than 20 years with -a-totak>f-23 years OlllpeOeOCO in residential real estate. Previously Mayfield-Wisc was the owner of a local real estate finn. Having been a top producer since 1988, and being named Lo the top one percent of the nation's real estate sales people, her continued success is ates to prQfea.iooal and pmona1 outlook. •1 value my relationships with my clicntdc which has led to many repeat and referral cli~ts. I treat people with honeaty and respect." Mayfield-WISC said. Hu husband, Dooald Wise. is a lodging -bolpicality real eatale broka with Coldwell Banta Commercial Real &ure. They have two daual*n. ~ 33 and Krilliae, 28; wt a.........,.. Slrab, 2 1/2. Her 1-'HD 119 in mt ~.~.~-.., ,,.,,, Newport HmWAn Mma 1 a,• lilOCk • investing, boating. traveling and reading. Mayfield-Wise likes the national recognition of ColdwelJ Banker, and the ojJk~, 2121 P.qfk Coat Hilllwtq, (114) 644-906I br neclt Coltlw1U .,,.. .... "*"-'"' ,,,.:l/tinrl.coltlwl&M••AIA TIN ,.,.,.,,, ,..,.,_,,.,,... .... ~,"' Cd/tinlM, OMw.a ...... "°" , ..... 251 tlJ/fca llM .... ....,, 1,,. --....,,, ........ ONnil, ,,,. e...,.,., ... ,....,, J,$ff rWislcrsrffd ,... ..,,, fl/Ilia-'.,.,. ..... sa,• ,.,....,,, ....... ,.. ••••-~AM.a. '\ NFJVP()RT BEACJi BLUFFS 2217 Va.ta DorMlo $3<YJ,OOO Sin11le story, 3 IHbm, 2 b.tb N-pajnt, carpet & tile. Cl09e to .hoppina, tennia cl uh Ii! Puluon lal.ncl. 61 Sl.ea,.Watel' $297 :ooo Up11racleJ tinlJle family home. 2 bcinnt, 2 b.tha, AC & ft.pie. Private, larQe b.c~ yard with trea. Comm pool 61 ..,._ CORONA DEL MAR 2921 4tL Ann-$299,500 Little country co~. 2 bd., l w/wet b.r. &am~ ct'ilingt, • ~ght It! bright. l--41 kitchen wlBBQ srill. ROY FREEMAN COidweii a ·anker Y1elco111es R0"8rt Taylor He is a well known real estate professional with more than 20 years experience Robert Taylor was recently welcomed LO Coldwell Banker by branch manager Gil Foerster. "Taylor bas served the real estate industry for -more tban20 years and is known for his outspoken honesty and quality service to bis clicntele," Foerster said. "We are pleased to welcome him to our team of real estate professionals." Technology and market position drew Taylor to Coldwell Banker. &Vlll ty 0 te W , C- mai} and powerful martcting resources wm-e pivotal in my decision to join Coldwell Banter," Taylor said. Taylor's exuberance and joy in the complicated tUt ofloe1ling or martteting pcopertie.a pva him an undeniable edge that belpl him IO excel in bi.a chosen field. "Careful raell'Cb and planning act tbe ground wort for. aucceuful tr&DllCtion. .. be IUcl. A resident of Newport Island. Taylor and his wife, Andria, serve their community by volunteering to help the elderly. They are also involved in the Elks Lodge. Taylor believes that giving back to the Robert Taylor community brings-all the rewards and self-satisfaction dm ~ bo puR:hased. For JOfll' r-1 a-. lt#tb, c.11 Rollm T1111tw Ill dw Colbftl ..,,_,. Nrqon IU«la oJ/b, 1121 hd/fe Coal Htp.,.,, (11') UI-_..,. reaclt · Coltlwfll ........... ,,,. ,,,,.,.,, •• ""':l/tinrl.altlw ....... A& n. ,,,,,_ rai"'1...,,........., Cl ... .., U. ~ c.lllriill ... ... .... JS1_.. .... ._...,1,• ,.,.....,.,,. 9, ..... ~ .. c .... .., ........ 1,.$# 111'4 . 1 , But bit paws to wiD comes from a firm bwwW'.-Ol~aad lheextn ,,.,,,,....., ........... ~- •• •olbeliefdllllit--to~. --~ -" •• ,_ ftoin a ,MitlN Of ...... he ldded. 't • • • Ml*.t ll l 1 I How to .contact your real .estate representatives -_Kip Hancock odverliaing soles representatives If you woUld like to ubmit material for publication or you have an interesting story idea. contact Julie Viker. real estate editor 11 (714) 57'4- 424.2. fax (714) 6S0-480'2. To mch.us by mail: Daily Pilottlcal &tate, 3.30 W. Bay St., Cotta Mesa, CA 92627. . .· , COVER HOME C-L/ ocated in the hean of Udo Village, one ot the most prestigious J::) locations in all of Newport Harbor, this luxurious condo offers spectacular panoramic Ocean & Harbor views and is with.in walking disrance 10 au Lido shops. Newport Harbor and the beaches. This luxury Highrise, built in 1962 and recently renovated at a cost of approx. $2 Million. offers full security and numerous amenities including all new swimming pool & jacuzzi. all new refurbished common area; new decks & parking, large community poolside patio & acces.5 to boat slips. This 2 bedroom. 2 bath penthouse condo enjoys speaacular ocean and harbor views from every room. Watch the sunrise over Dana Point and sunsets over Catalina and Palos Verde Peninsula. Scan the boats on the Rhine Channel. Lido Channel and Newport Harbor. Designer upgrades throughout include large ki1ehen with built-in sub zero refrigerator. white cabinets, corian counter tops. hardwood floors. eustom carpet, custom window cov~ and more. Very Light & Bright Throughout This is truly ~unique and outstanding offering. For more iefonnation, or your private showing, please call VICTOR YACK (714) 673-8700 .. . Read the latest happenings in ••• Buylines COWWEUBANKER NEWPORT BEACH's own Kevin Holland and his lovely bride, Linda, will soon test their knowledge of each other whcn..l.bcy ~of ''l'he- Newlywed Grune" on Oct. 4. They just wed in June, so we'll have to sec how much the newly married couple have learned about each other -stay tuned for the airing date ... COWWEUBANKER COSTA MESA has a new unofficial mascot. WUUe, an incredibly cute black Labrador puppy owned by Bill Lupis, captures everyone's attention when he visits the office each week. Now that he's learning ~w to do tricks such as shaking hands (or 1s that paws?) and sitting on command, the pup is receiving even more adoration. Next thing you know, Bill will train him to show houses! That lucky Gayle Lewis was sent on another.trip by her hubby. This tithe, she and a few family members went to San Francisco to visit her son for four days. UnfortiJn~ll . her haok went Che other way on her way home to Orange County. The trip turned into a fiasco when Gayle went one way and her luggage went another. Bob Col.UO of GRUBB & EWS RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE celebrated Labor Day with a block pany in his Aower Street neighborhood in Costa Mesa. Filled with the community spirit, Bob donated money for the moon jump. set up barbecues and helped with the · a~ spearheaded by Steve Sloan. PACIFIC GATEWAY HOMES named Nanette Bernard as manager of human resources and accounting for the Orange County-based company. As manager of human resources. she implements policies and procedures. processes payroll, administers bcalth benefit information and coordinates the . . .. . NEW LISTING Custom Mediterranean style home built in 1993 is located on prestigious L Street Park. This 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home boasts extensive use of glass block, double p~ed windows, marble and granite, hardwood floors and 100% wool Berber carpet. Ready to move in immediately. Make an Offer! 332 L. Street ' Call Dayna Pettit at Qome 673-3899 or Page 651-4610 I •' REDUCED OCEANFRONT 3 bedroom, 2 bath home situated on approx. 40x92 ft lot. Sunset and Catalina views, cool ocean breezes. Prime · location! Serene and private-located on the sand at Balboa Peninsula Point. Don't miss out on this great deal. 1514 E. Oceanfront $1,350,000 Call Dayna Pettit at Home 673-3899~ . or Page 651-4610 I .. '• .... • / RcsidenriaJ ReaJ Estare Services • ·Independendy Owned and Operated COM-OCEAN VIEWS Prv1. qu1e1 neighborhood . Walk to beach, shops, dining. Spac.iow 4Br, Fam. rm. + office Courryard cnrry. Best view value. ' $679,000 Landa Oet.h & Lois Jacobs <:ode 72357 WHATAJEWEL Located in a very pcac.eful & priva1e setting is chis 3BR, 2.58A. ) . HARBOR VIEW BEAUTY Locarcd in a beaurifuJ neighborhood, this 4BR, 2.5BA home includes gourmet's kitchen, tile Ars, frplc, plantation shutters, lrg yard, Comm. pool. $S24,SOO Laraine & Eric Stuw Code 70997 HARBOR RIDGE CLASSIC Spectacular cusrom 4BR, 4.5BA home with library, 4 grani1e fireplaces. huge family room & 4 car garage. Sparkling pool & spa. sccuriry system & 3 air congitioners. Carol Allison & Ja!!les Gray $1,495,000 Code 70857 PEACEFUL & IMMACULATE crup and dean interior lightens this 4BR, 2BA home with spacious yard. New carpet. charming ceramic dee.or, cus1om kitchen and wardrobes. . Shelia Kaviani $214,000 Code 72547 WONDERFUL LOCATION Wonderful 3BR, 2.5BA home in the Heights. Slate flooring from rhe ki1chen 10 back . patio, custom Plantation shurrers & fireplace in liv. room. Whirlpool tub in mas1er. Pam Ball $265,000 Code 72227 PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW This beautiful 3BR, 3BA.3-srory home sirs ru ar . cry pnva1c w rp cs. w/finincing. Be creative. $549,000 P:i:rry Harv~ Charming Cape Cod beach home on beautiful Peninsula Point. H/W firs thru-out, frplc, stun- ning wood craftsman- ship. Unforgctublc! Stephanie Houghton $589,000 Code 70547 Code 72347 . 644-6200 CLASSIC CUS'IOM COTfAGE Comfortable 3BR. l.75BA wlh.atdwood Boors, bu1h- in sound system. newly landsca~. Large outdoor dcclc. Carefully detailed & refwbished. Hyla Benea $44-0,000 Cock 70167 GREAT CANYON WCATION Rwtic stone &: brick home in CdM. Large lot to rebuild on or restored unwual & prcciow handbuilt home. $495,000 B.J. Johnson C.ode 71867 OOVETED IRVINE COVE Cwtom villa on large lot m Irvine Cove Crest. 2 frplc'~. hi ceilings, Gourmet \ • kitchen, wn bar, spa + room for pool. Prvt beach, .comm tennis. Nancy Barfield & Tom Jovenjni $2.3SO,OOO Code 71077 seu. c ccr or summer retreats, cxciring lifesrylc. Great income opportunity. $695,000 Stephanie Houghton C.ode 72447 Newport Beach Office 23 Corporau Plaza, Sade 190 644-6200 GrubbttEllis·,,~ Residential Real Estate Services • lndcpcndcndy Owned and Operated 724P..,,,Aw.. Sat. $399,000 1·'38 Sutiago Sat. $619,000 250 B.oidwij S&S $295,000 908 Cdtis Pl S&S $399,000 3080 c.o.u Marin S&S $549,000 1615 MariDcn Dr. S&S $359,000 4S'r! CordaDd secs $495,000 15 lWe Fontaine S&S $759,000 2312 Anlia Sun. $439,000 2115 Arbutus Sun. $499,000 16 Rockingham Sun. $1 ,695,000 .UO MmdoD Tance Sun. $679,000 636 Cameo Highland. Sun. $895,000 210 I.ilk Ui. 1217 Sun . $162,000 ... Rue Grand Vallee Sun. $719,000 6 Sealcape Dr. Sun. $169,975 7 Unnd Bay Driw Sun. $86S,OOO $JD,JIOO 29 Cow:atty Sun. $399,000 1S37 Ked Sun. $679,999 346Popp,-s... $66S,OOO 5801-580 l ~ Sea.horc Su. $1,36S,OOO 387 23rd Saa. $217,000 1883Rboda Sun. $329,000 2971 Coaatry Club $280,000 Jo King Code 717T7 $99S,OOO $769,000 Paa:fUl & .aene bocnc in guard paid c:iommunity Oil a hplmiw c:MMel views and aquisitc intaion are eds. H/W fin. &pk. aascom kiGm & bedas. COUft11lld praaual 1D Ibis CUttOm .SBR bcyfront rcsidcncc· pool...,._ 3 a1 pnge. with a ~docL Jo Atut K.mcoo & Myrna Boom .,,... . c.l.1D'! Dr.mtABLE HAUOll VIEW HOME lmnwqlvt cuscom home on sunny Ade of the IUCICl on grat wrap around oor- DCr locarion. Mater 8c spacious fun. rm. with ~ts + den. U69,000 Marilyn Kashner . CAM 71767 J • • t I•' ' - 2312 ARALIA, Open Sun. Reduced to $439,000 Wonderful 4,, bedroom, 3 baths single level home. Upgnded kitchen, family room, skylights, smooth ceilings and -freshly painted. Large b.ck yan:i, quiet location and a GREAT BUY! JUST REDUCED. Owner is ready to sell -BRING ALL OFFERS! 5ffl AVENIDA LUCIA $299,818 Specious 3BR eod on.it ~ a huh peeobelt. Secluded &: quiet location acac CDM. Ideal location near paiU t abopr.Owner has-been cransfea1ed. RedDced • ready '° ld1. Karen Reze 644-6373 Ext. 126 • Roy&Mary Osterhout 644-6007 res. Broker/Realtor Scunning Oynasry model-upgraded with custom features. Spectacular viscas of moun12ins & ciry lighcs. A light & bright end unit with a newly rernoddcd kitchen wich lundpaintcd designs. O ffered at $398,000 Bernard ToV#ers ioins Grubb & Ellis Accomplished broker named assistant manager of Newport Beach office Ron Mazzano. vice president and d1.,Lrict manager. welcomes Bernard Towers to the Newport Beach office of Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estate Services. "Bernard will be a great asset to our office." Mazzano said ... Appointed as assistant manager of the Newport Beach office. his duties will also include overseeing operations at our Peninsula offi ce which is scheduled to open in September of this year." ·1·m very enillus1astJc to part of the Grubb & Ellis team. Their philosophy matches mine, with very high ethical and professional standards," Bernard said. "I wanted to associate with a company with progressive ideas and state-of-the-art technology plus a long tenn vision of the marketplace. This company offers that. I am very impressed with their international. national and local advertising media." Towers began his real.estate career in 1983. He quickly rose through the ranks of his was appointed !>ales manager in 1985 and manager in 1986. He led the office to record setting sales and listings production, ore 8emord Towers deciding to return to the marketing and selling of active in real estate and community affairs and bas held positions with the Orange Coast Association of Realtors as a member of the board of directors, cnember of the Grievance and Bylaws committee, member of the Multiple Listing and Nomination committee, Orange Coast association treasurer and state director of the Calif omia Association of Realtors. BnJllll'd 10w1n ca k ,.._,,_Id Grubb & Ellb Ra#M11dtll RMI &Mu ~mc.,, 23 c~ l'lcA, s.. 190, Newpol't BMCll, (114) 6"-QOO. RF.SORT STYLE UVING 3 bedrooms, 2 badw, vau lted cciJjnp, rwo car gangc. low association dues. $226,900 . 6"-6373 at 155 Dramatic ocean front This custom showplace is &d rugh above the ocean front on a stunning bluff top. Hear and sec the roar of the surf below. There are fabulous views from eveey room and private access to the beach. . . This home offers four bedrooms with private baths, a formal living room and dmmg room, family room with fireplace and wet bar, wine cellar and private outdoor spa. The master suite features fireplace, spa tub and steam shower. ~is a gated court yard entry and security system and a three car garage plus additional off street ~g. "'"'..,. "41 ..... ,,, ""'u.. Odlt .-1.."'6 }11#1¥"' Grw» al Bil!' ReriM"""1 RMI &tt.u, (114) "'-'373, m. in• ua _ .... Subli~e living by the sea When choosing a style for your home your own memories may be your greatest resource Many charmfog coastal communitie!-. are blessed with idyllic weather and breathtaking ocean views. Ideall y, our seaside homes should take advantage of those benefits. while at the same time reflect each of our unique perspectives, fulfilling childhood wishes for ourselves and our children. Your greatest resource may be your own wealth of memories: reading in a wicker chair on a sunny wraparound porch at Martha's Vineyard; strolling through an Engli h seaside garden; picn~g on a sun drenched California beach; or, cuddling up around a wood.stove to weather a stonny night along a windswept Oregon coast. Incorporating clements from your favorite recollections brings warmth and comfort to your own seaside home. Whether you opt for a rustic beach house or an upscale resort look, your home should reflect your personal tastes as well as the home's environment. A proressional architect. builder and designer can help you transform your visions into reality. For example, a contempo~style home might ~ designed to include serpentine lines to complement shoreline or waves and a house near a rocky outcropping could feature that clement in its style, addjng sculptural grace to the dwelling. Stone, wood and other natural materials complement our natural environment. A terraced lot provides a wonderful opportunity to create flagstone pathways or decks set on multiple levels. Transform a backyard into a seaside sanctuary filled with flowering azaleas. borders of lavender. birdhouses and butterfly feeding stations to delight children and adults alilce. Outdoor living areas arc important in any beach home. ~e balconies with ~­ tempered glass rails maximize views. Weather-resistant teak patio furnishings with a colorful market umbrella provide an updated. comfortable look. An outdoor outdoor entertaining or a cozy, romantic evening. For a more traditional look. a screened porch with porch swing and Adirondack rocking chair will evoke warm memories of yestccyear. . Indoor:s, use of wood wainscoting, slate or wood flooring, stone fireplaces and natural silk or cotton fabrics weaves a casual ambience ideal for our Southern California lifestyle. Towering glass windows topped with oaring ceilings Q"Utc dramatic architectural statements as well as panoramic vistas of crashing waves or stand of fragrant pine . A gln.'lli breezeway framed by massive timbers or an atrium filled with flowering tropical plants provides a dramatic entrance for your home. Tiers of picture windows above smaller windows which pop open at the bonom admit light and fresh ocean breezes without diminishing views. Dual-glazing. low-E glass provides insulation while protecting upholstery from fading when exposed to sunlight. Window covers . should provide privacy when needed. without restricting viewf Nature's best featuresllso can be displayed in custom furnishings. Sapphire blue, topaz, ruby, emerald green and other jewel-tone accents combined with neutral colof'S refl ect hues found in sea. sand and sky. Recapl"o/C memories of peaceful summers by the sea with timeless classics such as heirloom quilts. soft draperies of casual elegance. hurricane lamps or displays of maritime treasures -seashell collections. navigational maps. lobster traps or model ships. for example. Durable mat~rials arc best for areas where beachgocrs may track in sand or saltwater. Stain-resistant. easy-to-clean fabrics are ideal choices to prevent damage from wet swimsui~. Special · hooks inside laundry r~ms provide handy spots for swimwear. wetsuits and beach towels. Extra storage comes in handy for special gear. such as surfboards or cl)ildren·s pails and shovels. Our oceanfront environment is great for growing fresh herbs and vegetables. Drying racks and pegs to hang bunches of fresh herbs from your seaside garden make handy additions to your kitchen .. Combining kitchen and family room into a single great room is an enticing way to draw family members and visitors into this inviting area of your home. Children deserve their own special place in your new home. A combination of grassy and wooded outdoor play areas help stimulate children's creativity. An indoor loft or special room can give children an illyltl't rcrreat on foggy or rainy days. Children love captain's beds with drawers underneath to store their treasures. Youngsters also need places to disp,lay seashells or other collections as they build their own cherished childhood mo Your imagination, memories and creativity are the most important tools you'll need to create a sublime seaside haven that will provide your family with treasured memories for many years to come . Dawn Kttlr'M1 ii preriMnl o//Hlip U1tt /ntuion1 lite. in SM DNp. ForuulH U. 1985, du /irlll dnifM oNI mtrc.l11m4ise1 lllOIUI ltoflu1 be six '""'' ad Mtrlco. For ilt/"""""'1"1 ctUJ (619) 458-01()(). Bob & Dovie Koop Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr. • Call the Koop ~ea1n! 760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580 H1gh ly upgraded c:wtom pool home wilh a g1anl yard. Oalt dooa &: windows,rivr.r rock & tile, lwospa &ubl, gounnet lcitchcn, private beaches. $915,000 Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. Fabulous harbor and city llaht views located at a sandy Balboa Pe~lnsula Machi R.areoppornmity to own a bay rront 4-plu on Newport H11bor. $715,000 Bob Koo , Sr. or Jr. FOR LEASE Harbor Pointe View Home Ocean view, 3,700 square foot CllllOm quality home.. Extensive use of marble, whiiecarpct. very impressive home. Four bodrooms. three baths, three car gange Luge beautifully landscaped yud, gated community, clOIC to.Fashion Island. $5,000-pcrmontlJ . Bob Koop,$r. or Jr. IRVINE TERRACE! 3 bedroom. 2 balh, large yard, Fn:nch doors, skylight, wet b1r, bl~ched 01k floors. tile floors & counters, used bnck pauo, 2 car garage. $444,900 Hob Koop, Sr. or Jr. Two very cute two bcdrooro. one bath un11.s on 1 quiet l.rCC llllcd street, walk Lo Five Ctowns. Dig Corona & shoppmg. $425,000 Hob Koop, Sr. or Jr. enmsula Custom built! Large 3 bed, 2 ~th ind a 2 bed 2 bath un iis wilh ule floors custom kitchens, Oerbcr a rpct, sky- lighu. large maS\Ct suite with a walk 111 closet, sun dc:U & a 4 ar garage. Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. Fabulou.li C.O.M. location! l>rwate gated IU'Celat Dag Corona ancrediblemoulh of\hc harbor, ocean a~d Cat.alin1 views. Seller hu complcicd lhe trical. Pnce includes the plans! $790,000 & $740,000 Bob Koop, Sr. Comer R·l Lot Prime location. This house needs TLC! Quiet '1ee linod -.-.. large comer lo&. $170,000 Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. C STA MESA nXER! Larse R-2 Lo&, ASSUMABLE $142,Slt FIRST T.O. faistin1 hOUIC on an excra large R·l lot, prioe includes plans for two J•rge townhomes. Sel!C'I' motivated! 159 900 Bob K Sr. or Jr. NEWPORT BEAC.H 760-5000 Ext.128 Crtwd! ·- we can help make the difference .in your life! CORONA DEL MAR . SOUTH OF PCH ! Mediterranean 5 y_ear new 3 bedroom townhome. Formal aining room, la~ living , room with vaulud ceilings and prep/ace. I Master suite with fireplace and Mck with spa. I ROBYN SEARS $359,000 ; HARBOR VIEW HOME 1 1 Eugantiy Msigned 2 story family home, , approx. 2900 sq. fi.-4 bdrm., 2.5 bath. Duel I M aster Suites · E'LYNNE ALLEN $649,000 LOW DOWN AND MOTIVATED l Immaculate newer Townhome. Largest plan .: 3 bedroom. 2. 5 bath, with fireplace. WiU s4/J! · "Subject to" UH than I()% tiown. 1 : DUSTY HARRIS $259,000 I . t t OCEANSIDE EMERALD BAY · Homesite first time on the market in 40 years. I Fantastic views. excelknt building potential 1 Call for tktail.s. BILL DOLBY $795,000 T IRED OF PAYlNG RENT? Want fayments rmdn $1000/month? Beautifit small fated community close to everything. 2 bdnn., 2 bath, fireplace, tkck. l patw plus garage. Priced below all sales. DELIA DELGADO $119,900 ; A WESTPARK SPECIAL Detached 3 bedroom, 3 bath, hi~hly upgraded ~ with new carpeting and fesh paint. 2 car attarhed garage, beautifid yard. Shows Like a • motkl. , DIANA CAPPEL $239,000 I QUIET LOCATION -Close to everything. Light and bright. 3 • bedroom + loft. Sec. System. Priced to seU. I CaU for tktails. I J .D. CALLAGHAN $284,900 , CORONA DEL MAR BR.EATIITAKJNG VIEWS V"uw o/Owm, Harbor. G.oastliM, Gttalinn SunKt 11n4 City lights. 5 bedroom, 4 baths, 3 fi"Placn, sparkling pool.. sauna. bm location in Spyglass Hill c.o 6'0-2888 Julia Uao $1,095,000 ENGLISH COUNTRY CUSTOM ~ l'riwiu ,./ectnmk iatn mclosr thi1 mapijirmt home. MIUb /Or mterttti1ti"l· S111u-qf-t1r1 ltitchm tuith rrs111urr1nr refi'ig. Indoor BBQ and 7 fi'repl.aas ta roz;y up ID 6,()()() "I· ft. of t'U.,,11nce.. GJl 759-!JJU Joan 8\lrl(c $1,675.000 BAYCREST'S BFST BUY!! Below "'4r/u1! GorgeouJ 4 bedroom family home with Frmrh tioors th11J kd to lm1utiful pool and spa. New roof J,,on anJ windJ,ws! REDUCPD!! GJl 7tf0. 5()()0 at. I 26 SS39,000 I Cute 2 bedroom, 1 bath cottage in Corona de/ 1 Mar. Hardwood fi!!.oT'L FP tkt!JClmLD,.,,..,.c...WOj~..._____;.; ! garage. Just listed. KATHLEEN McNAMEE $319,000 UCICONDO New carpet, _pa)~ mwoth ceilings. 2 bedroom, 1 car gamgt. f!o/ig., washer & dryer it1rlu.ded. Vacant and easy to ~e. JOAN ~URKE ~ 139,900 NEWPORT COAST Near ocean golf couru. New gated area. Cali for information. . ESTHERYANX 1-800-510..2005 An lntern•tlon•I .. Company 76()-5000 http://..........._com Jane Su.ogaila $1,197.000 OCEAN VlEWS IN niRRE. ARCH BAY Dnit;n the houu of your drrmns ... IPith ~ VIEWS you on~y drtam about! On~ of tlx /A'Jm lolS, tfUi/y bui/Jabk witl1 acttptiaMI priuary 011rmrmg I bdll ba1h coaa~. Oumn-11111/ carry at 896 APR. c.JJ 760-5000 al. 180 Chris Huuoa $659,000 SPYGLASS HW.. Awnomt nizht liP,t 11nJ ,,,01111Ui" ~. ~ opm airy 4 kt/room ~I wi/J /'Hi IJ>tl + BBQ. ToN of~ thruoud OPEN SUN 1·5. 5Z DltAJCltS &4Y CORONA .DEL MAit . .. c.IJ 76(>.j(JOO _,_ IJJ Robin Teach ms.ooo An lnternatlonal Company ·760-5000 http://"""8JE11nk.com DECORATOR PERFECT F•"""1us two story howu wiJh IXl1'tl Jivi,,x rtH>m 11"'1 ltitchtn upslllirs off "'4.11". 1'rr1fosio""1/y l1111Jsc11peJ with nrw spa! Ewry 11mmity. $319,000 HIUTOP TRANQUILITY Sn dH "1st fWJS of tlx Httint "'" .nJ ft.rst S/"Zrflk of City lipts hixh •bow N""P"rt &t«h. Nuily 11n11 With mApijirmt tl«or. lipt 11,,J Bript with cwtomiuti bonus room. EntmAi"n'1 b11rlt yar. QJJ 760-5000 at.. IQJ Maine Golden SSlS,000 JUST REDUCED SOyly .Mr#ll E'SiJI ChtmMr! o.;"f_with *""""" ,,,,,.-. 3 lwbwM. 2 """'~ &,. /tikhn, (fU##I -*" wi""-1, Fmld1 "'-n. """"' """-ltfol lkarl />nfoct "°"*'rhooJ. OPJ!N StnwM.Y ff .SUNDAY 1-4 ~ ESTHElt. COSTA A(ESA QJ/7"-JOO EMERAL BAY TRADffiONAL Com" KnoJJ k>catio·n. Singk kw/, bli« waur orran ww home. One of the larger km in the community. 4 brdroom, 3 bath, ntiuriJ $50,000. CJ/ 494-7475 Bill Dolby $1,195,000 c./1760-5000 at. 138/ 13!J 8"d1 and Doana Webtcu $1,190,000 PANORAMIC VIEW "ABOVE THE HARBOR" Europun-Styk'fllfM annmunity. Fxq11isik tiram11tic tinipetl- own "°""'· 3 IHJroomloffi_ce tttul 3 births. Enh4nttd with Frmch Jimertone, blaclt grani«, foux finishes, curwti-bonistn'J ... QJJ 760-5000 en. 111 W'e can help ma*e the difference in your life! BUILDER CLOSE OUT f! bedrooms, 2.5 baths, vaulted ceilings, big backyards, 2 car gara~, only 4 lefi. Must SeU! PATRICK KNAPP $189,900 LARGEST PLAN 5 bedroom + loftldm. New carpet and hardwood foxm. 3 baths. F.xctllmt locatian. A grolt value. J.D. CALLAGHAN $369,000 MARVELOUS 4 BR. HOME! UpgrtUkd kitchen and upgr/Ukd I ~ bath! La~e. dining area. Brick fireplace. Privau bacltyard with patio. JACK'. GIFFORD $154,900 1WO BEACH COTTAGES I: just steps to Big Corona Beach ... 2 aJjac-ent I properties For Sale with views. Build new or ! 1 o~l~O~day. I RAE RODGERS . . ' ON THE OCEANFRONT! I : Once in a lifetime opportunity to bui/J your1 I dream home! Enjoy Catalina sunsets, crashing! waves and I 80' view! Vacant, kve/ lot! Cali! I for details. ! · DIANA PROSSER $639,000 I BEST OF BELCOURT l This gracious custom estate was built with the' 1 ukimate anmtion to tktail and beauty. Accents of marble and granite complimmt the decor. 4 bedrooms, library, family room, ; ·spacious game room, wine eel/a'! gym and a 4 · car garage .. FSTHERYANK EASTSIDE CONDO l . \ Quitt street, newer home. Large 3 bdrm., 2.5' bttth-with ot1tr 2;f)O(J-Sq:-Ft: Br:llJltifo.------- lands~ing. Great yard. just listed! 1 ROBERI' Mll.LIKEN $249,000 ' I SIZZLING NEW LISTING I Two homes on Octan/Tont. G"at condition. AU terms available. 4 bJrm., 4 bath. 2,500 Sq. Ft. . THIS IS A "10"! JUST REDUCED! Ch11rming upgnukd archiucts own 3 bedroom, 2 bif,th hotM, Light opm 11,,J 11iry Frmch doon, '4rge y11rd with lots of frwit trra """ /1 8, 000 sq. ft. lot. JACKIE HANDLEMAN . $224,SOO NEWPORT HEIGHTS Duplex -Owner wiJI carry -G~llt l.octuWn!! 2 bedroom, 1 b"!h with t"""tt 11114 1 betboowt. 1 b11th with f"~tt· For ctmtpf.ete Mt.ils co"""11-800-5J()..2005 "'1M #4087. RITA WADE $2,9, .. -----......... --.. --~-~-.. Pni. di!ankd 4 8R. 3.5 M w /ou*1 alilt Oft JJl level Gorpls yud With pool & spa. Price slashed to $1,169,999 OVer 17 9'tars 'E~eriena ?Lfong tfie Coast 'Brok!-r 'J{ametf to !l(f,l!M~ !Jla{[ of :Tame 760;.sooo x131 ~l!Ma~Soutli Countg Taw fl'mCldel w/ a tarp lllUln suite & CJfln. 3 ~. 2 patio's and a gocgt'OllS yml) $12 M.,.,,.,,, r' 1$19,000 HrzwYa* Wondmul JBR (WU I 4JIR, rmlOdtkd to a tarp nwter suitt'). Many ~ upgrades lh~ Quiet (U) .. QC. Commitment to Courtesy & Service 760-5000 x126 .. · R6'.MltC" So. County Newport Beach · 1115 liighland Dr., N.B. A daa ~ iade A beautiful ~home with pm nduad ~dy. Ranodded & rdUr- bished widi the end result 1Um-Ry mndition! ~ oondicioncd with 4 bc,Jiooms ac 3 b.abs. <>wr 3000 "I· ft; of luxury livina! p "* ..... --·-""'·---·- 644-1600 723-8800 llCLUSIYl AfFILIATl OF SOTHEBYS Intemati~nal Realty ) .. -• .-..., r-<>r«W-• . • • "1"'-... 9' ... ---• v , Saa aemente Spectacular ocean, white water view building site. Shift ~ $299,000 Coroaa del Mar Cute 2 Bd. 2 Ba. with fl> & ce1(1nc fans. Room to expand. Rick Laqevln $399 ,000 Olct'(:.olliHa del Mar South of Hwy. 3 Bd. I 8aJ2 Bd. I Ba Great location! Eva Corbtt $425,000 Old Coroaa del Mar Custom built condo wtth 2 ar prace. 2 Bd. with view of ~y. Lovely master! Uperadedl Madu PMU.lppl $425,000 Townhomes Corona Hlchlands Pride of owner· ship duplex with ocean views and prt· vate access to beach and 3 car garage. ~bl Bibb $499,000 Harbor View Homes Charming. updated Carmel. 3 Bd. 2 Ba. spa. Marian Phillippi $469,000 Lacuna Village Wonderful cottage w/ terrific garden. Walk to beach & town. Manha Crtnbera-Andenon $519,000 Cameo HipJands 3 8';t. 2 Ba. home. Lovely gardens. Cofie<>us ocean view! Evan Cortett $525,000 Corona Hlchlands Warm & bright remodeled home with ocean view. Wecfarz & Wqlan $539,000 Corona del Ms Sped.acular con~ porary home south s&de ot a>M vUJace. Steve HIP $875,000 cameo Shores Tum-key open and llcht remodel, wood floors, moldlncs. rec.. llchts. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Great view! E¥u Corkett $1,315,000 Family Neig~borhoods 644.-16.00 723-8800. ... , . ... ---_,.___,.,._ .. ... .. ~ "1.-S..---.-,__. ··-----------... --- 644~1600 723~8800 Sancerre The best of Sancerre in this Plan 2 • Luberon. Priced to sell fast! Barto lie & Bartollc $319, 900 Montsenat Customired 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. on the coast Oversized lot Must see! Chris Undsay $559,000 Pelican Point Oc.ean & coif course views. New 5 Bd. home w/ pool & 6 car pr. San Hinman $3.32,,000 ' • t ' •• ---·· --=-----· -~·---.. F1ora Vista Dramatic 5 Bd. 3 Ba. exec- utive home with pool & spa. Cul-de-sac. Bill Wedmore $359,000 - Harbor Hlghland.s lly home. One of Newport's best values! View Properties Cameo Shores Great ocean view home with updated kitchen, 4 Bd. 3 Ba. Community has 3 private beaches. Scanlan & WelnsteJn $869 ,000 Port.a8na lAqe 4 8d. 3 Ba. 3 cat pace home w/ spectaodar ocean & coastllne view. Steve HJch $925,000 ~rr & Feeney $359,900 • New traditional decor wt pool on prime view lot Private courtyard. Coby Ward $599,000 Marbella Custom built In 1990! A perfect "10." Guard gated 3 bedroom , 2.5 bath. Outstanding value. Must see! Heather Saito-Wood $625,000 HarborHW 4 Bd. custom home with view. Great flow for entertalnlnc. Morphy & Scanlan $1,095,000 Bis C..,O. Rare custom lot & home on golf CXlUISe. 5 Bd. 5 Ba. Petfect faml)y home. Chrts Undsay $~,395,000 Gated Communities Bia C.~on Gracious 5+ Bd. home• with cre't View yard. One of a kind! Chrts Undsay $1 ,795,000 SmldM::lfts New. Bd. 4.5 Ba. .with fab. ulous ocean views. Gated community. Jeny Finster $2, 195,000 Exquisite cus.. tom.home. 5 Bd. 6 Ba .. Panoramk views. Sara HllUIUlD $2,150,000 l..acuA• Beach Custom oceanfront 6 Bd. + separate guest quarters. Super north coast views & appointments. BW Wedmore $3,195,000 View Lots t JERRY FINSTER SENIOR SALES EXECUTNE #I SALESPERSON ,... 1995 759~375'0 ~ -- .... _._..,. __ ---~----............. _~-......... ~-.. ..__.... -~ . . 723-8800 644-1600 -----· ·723-8800 644-1600 in association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS OPEN HOUSES From one to five p.m. Bayfront Value 30 I North Star Open Sat. & Sun. $979,000 11 06 Notlingham Open Sun~ay $469,000 Lido Isle Vacant Lot 215 Via Koron Open Sat. & Sun. $399,000 LldoJsl(\,arge Lot 5 Bd. 5 Ba. famil~'" ~ 52' lot Large yard/patio. 3 fi~t>l<iCa. ~ $125.(XX)I . $699,000 Dover Shores_.F~ly Home 6 Bd. 4.5 Ba. spacio~l!'l)t> M large lot. Grear loca11on a~~from park, pool $6.&9,000 Lido~sle P · Location 2 Bd. +den h • d ceilings Prime slrect to s ocation, 35' lot $595,000 Baycrest Sophisticat.edft>ol Home 4 Bd. 3~ ft )Alfuily room Gtei.f for entertainj'f)g . $539,()()(l Pride of Owf\F"'1U> Duplex 3 Bd. 2 Ba.+ 2 Ba. ~Jt.1\..-Mated units Steps lo beach !~t for owner/user $369,000 Triangle Square Area 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome w/ fireplace Greenbelt location, communJty 1>95>1 $144,000 LJ4d8Lease 3 Bd 2 Ba Light~· 'aallfjf painted Hardwood floors, large s ;;-;~steps to beach . 4JUU per month Bayfroot Value 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled wi th 60' on the water Motivated seller -bought another home $979,000 Lido Isle Bay V1ew Home 5 Bd. 4 Ba Pride of oWTICl'Ship! Highest qt.Ullity ma&ttials Marble. granite, Frencti doors. aown moldin&'J. 3 fu:cplaoes $799,000 Lido Isle Vacant Lot Unique prime street to street "location. IdeaJ for 3,000 sq. ft. custom home I Steps to beach &: tenni $399,000 717-4744 Barbor View Bills Bl'Olldmoor 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. completely upgraded and upanded! 9,900 sq. ft. comer lot, granite counters, skylights $950,000 Lido Isle Double Lot 3 Bd. I Ba. beach house, prime 60' street to street lot Build IWQ homes or a large home with yard; pool, etc. $769,000 . 15 INVERNESS $1,550,000 Custom ho me with spectacular golf course view. . 31 AUGUSTA - $1,395,000 . Fab ulous cu·stom Mediterranean situat ed on 1/4 acre lot. $1,450,000 Set '5ltior\lll QIStDn\ home with 9M!IC!I*• flirMly views. BIG CANYON ' PROPERTIES SOLD IN 1996 ~ CNP Re resented 1196 21 Burning Tree Buyer and Seller 1/96 26 Burning Tree Seller 1/96 I Winged Foot Seller 2196 23 Inverness Buyer a11d Seller 3/96 14 Oal<crest Seller 4/96 S Rue Fontaine Buyer and Seller 5/96 20 Burning Tree Seller ---- 5/96 6 Rue Verte Buyer and Seller 6196 12 Rue Deauville Seller 7/96 31 Burning Tree Seller 7/96 I 0 Torrey Pines Buyer and Seller IN ESCROW t ••• --_-~·':H'.lWf"'~""~'l'-~··"""...,...,.,.....,_-'7!>""::'.'T-~..-~~~.~__.,,,.--':'Y~~"~7·..,. """' -· ·-~ -__ .,~;:·~ " ----JI ...... •-.. -• ~---·-t .. • ~ • --• - 2·5 1-5 l,W;.(D) ~ 1.S $710,000 Sun 2-5 $169.(D) SI.II 1-5 S229,500 Siil 1-5 e. Chamtlell $229,000 Sii/Sun 1-5 8. QiamberslN. fogar1Y $889.(D) SI.II 1~53) $222,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 8. Chamlln'N. Fogat1y $329.(D) soo 2-5 $324.IXX> SI.II 1-5 $1,225,000 Sii 1--4:30 $1,225,000' Sun 1--4:30 $385,000 Suo 2·5 St.795,00&- $474,900 Sun 1-5 $1,295,000 Siii 1-5 $1,395,000 Siii 2·5 ssss.ooo Sun 1:30--4:30 $429,000 Sun f--4 S699.lm $718,000 Sat 1--4 $535,000 Sun 1--4:30 $1,100,000 Sull 1·5 $242,000 Sat 1·5 t .. ~ I Beautiful single story home in Villas at San Joaquin. Golf coorse view. 2 !>dooms. 2 baths. patio with new deck. .... Upgraded "Oelom" 181 on a11-<1e-sac stteet. 380, 2.58A w/planlalion sht*wS. crown molO- lngs & smooth t*Ungs. Remodeled k*:hen. Exira large dining room. Wrap aroood patio. 1 I A ' t t f f • _-;-__ ~-----------· -. '. " • I NORTH TUSTIN BILLS 10252 Swuirc lAJ( • 10 Beds.14..S e.dla, 9 F~ • Oo '1be t ifesl¥1a oltlit Ridl A F-11" $1,M0,000 . ' LINDAmLE .J2 LjN/11 hie • Remodeled $ Bdr., $ Blda Home, 1>1111 • ·Gold-~- ~ LINDA ISLE OCEAN IUDGE 96 LJn4a ls/c J Ni"""'9m • 6 Bd .. 4.S Ba .• 3 Fireplaces. Atrium • 5 Beds .• $,J ~ 2 Fireplaca • IAwac Fee Price OD UAda Ille • 0ceM md Qy Viewe. 0.. Oulrded Sl"'119,000 $1~ . \··-~~-:<':!r,' ~--t .... . . BIG CANYON TOWNBOME 14 Rw Biorrjtz • 28d.. 2Ba.. Pim Om. Dowir Model 180" ,... ,. • ., Uwt6aikilid vtew ..,... lllVINE TEllltACE 1615 llQMlm T1:cmcc • 4 Bd., 4.J Ba., Hup Hlrtlor View • ccurtyini wll'OCS( spa ti: W*ifill $2,eO,GOO • 'f '" I ••.I I •• 'f' .• ' .. t t t t It l t t t I Ito o I I I I ' , l --~\ \ -· -. : \ .. • I 1 I I ! t ••• t ' If•• IO t I It It • I I I • Premiere Montserrat commun~ 1brce homes an:._now available in 'Newport Ridge's premiere Montserrat conuruutlt'y. The homes have four and five bedrooms. They are beautifully appointed with the latest in design and architectural details. such as soaring vaulted ceilings. There are gourmet family kitchens with breakfast nooks, spacious family rooms with fireplaces. large.master suites complemented with gracious dressing areas and walk-in closets. The homes are just steps to the community pool. lbere are two wonderful parks, a tot lot and community park complete with tennis. sand VQlleyJ>af l and softball fields. The opportunity bas arrived to move up to the coast without the headaches and expense of upgrades, built-ins and landscaping. For more infomullion, call Greg Lombardi al (114) 644-/6()(), Coast Newporl Properties, 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 26(), Newport Beaela. . Gracious living in Harbor View Hills This very desirable split-level home offers three bedrooms upstairs and a private master suite on the lower ceilings in the large living room and family room. For elegant entertaining, there is a spaeious separate formal dining room. lbc open kitchen bas been remodeled as well as the three bathrooms. New double paned vinyl windows and patio doors plus special J/4 inch laminated glass picture windows have recently been installed. There is a tbrce car garage plus an added garage door for easy access to the backyard. This beautiful home has a magnificent 12,000-square foot lot that is lushly landscaped. Harbor View Hills Broadmoor is a small executive neighborhood located in Corona dcl Mar. lt bas a wonderful ~mmunity pool and luge nature park. Enjoy the bcacbes, mUICUIDS, tbcaaen and restaurants in Corona dcl Mar. You can walk to Roser'• Gardeoa 1 and Fashion Island and enjoy all the amenities of living in the beachsidc community of Corona dd Mar. Offered at $539,000. For.,.. ""°""""""' CWlll Olro# Joluuolt Ill (114) 644-16#. COlld N...,, ,.,. ... , 4 a.k .l'lw, SN. 2'I, NftllPOrl a..lt. Exclu1ive Bear Brand estate This exquisite ~om borne is situated on a choice lot of more than 17,000 square feet with panoramic city lights and ocean views. Meticulous attention to detail,and the fi~t materials have been used to create this masterpiece. The major l'QQl1lS open onto the specioos patios surrounding the beautiful pool, .spa and cabana with barbecue center. The floor plan is pCrf cct for both gracious entertaining and family enjoyment. Among the many features are five bedrooms, six baths, two powder rooms, a formal living room, a wet bar gallery, a formal dining room with built-in buffet. a gourmet kitchen with butler's pantry, a huge family/game room and a custom, pecan finisbed library. The master suite offers a his and hers bath, two walk-in closets, sauna and jacuzzi tub, plus exercise area. In addition. there are four fireplaces, tbn:e staircases, a four car garage and gated mo.tor court. Offered at $2,850,000. For_,,.. be/tJfWWldolt, all S"1w BiltllUlll a1 (11') 6'U-16f,JO. Coast Nttflllll Propntln, ./ Ciric ,,_ su-:260, N1wporl Beach • Priwate oceanfront in· SinithcliffS Sequestered within the private oceanfront community of Smithcliff s in Beac s . catures our spacious bedrooms with 14-foot high coffered . ceilings and spacious walk-in closets. Each room bas its own private bath. The great room with its J 9-foot high ceilings and two ftrq)llOCS affords spcctaCular views of crashing surf, Catalina Island and fabulous sunsets. • Upon cnteribg the home through the turreted entry, one ascmda die ataircMe te lbe upper level of the home with main en~na areas. a state-of-the-an kitchmt With breakfaat area and impressive coastal views. The home features more thin 3,000 lqWll'C feet bf exterior entataining. Deeb .,e finiabed in imported slate. The home abio bias a slale surfaced motor court with a four car prap. . Only 18 fmumte buyen will be Ible to live widWa this private pied ocanfn:lat enclave and enjoy the tifesiyle of this pictwaque aeaaide ~-Offered .. $2,19S,OOO. . p., _.. W. i17' Ml Im; F...,, C... N,,,,,_, ,,.,,.,,_ '11(114)1#- 1-·0IM NAPJS!l l!'ts;---. 'aw,_..,•-., Ni"fll*!f...., LmOISU Cieat stttet to street 1oc. ~ MU downws. 2 very 13 M &. dee* ~ So p.ttJs. ... Sm,M COltONA DU MAa SS0.000 ~ow any 361 .. In CdM. 2-stoly wtdl suite down. 3 8.ilc.. rp1c.......... .. .. .. sm ,900 CORONA Dll MAil Prisllne cond. duplex. Ziil I IA front w/DI.. 2M llA ,_, Udl w/p . New roaL ......... "'9.MO CORONA DU MAR Vlaodin ~bk i.te ·ao·s. 38l. Stytts, 2 rpa, fs. cln rm. Spicbis I Bl. 4!pl .................. Ul9i000 eo&OlliA DU MAR F.WCUS south ot hwy lex. w/oai view. 38A 21A renad lilt. 6ml DI. f1"1Ch Dls.. ..... Sm,GOO Quaint Balboa Island Duplex • Immaculate 2 Br . Cottage+ Newer 2 Br. Apt. Each With Priv. Garage $445,000 OU/ Alia Brownell . @675-9585 Charm Of The Island. •impeccable 2 Br:, 2 Ba Cottage • Custom Built 1990 • New Kitchen w /Top BrandAppU~ $635,000 QUI Walter M itch.di @588-3083 Beautiful Bay View Property •Gorgeous Bay &c Ocean Views $325,000 Gorgeous View OfBaclcBay • 3 Br 6: 2.5 Bath • Luge Muter • Cranitie Wet Bat • Built-In Ent. Cntr. Island Living At Its Best! • Btand New Family Home or Duplex •Excellent Location • Gorgeous Luxury Amenities $895,000 Cllll Ali.ce Brownell 0675-9585 ome • Incredible Coif CouneVtew1 • 2 Br:, 2.5 Ba + Den/Study • Pri~ End Unit $299,000 Cllll Llnlrie Collins 0648-2234 .. Charming Balboa Island Duplex Spacious Custom L1ixmyCondo • 2 Br:, 2 Ba Condo • T...mtl Decor .• Phllh Carpet fr DalprO....,... Versiilles Ocean ~ Harbor Views • Highly Desirable 2 Master Model • While 1\Je Flooring in Entry & Kitchen, Mirrors. caJ1ng Fan. Louver Drapes • BHutifully maintained C.ted community with Pool Ir Spe Magnificent Home or Duplex • Exquisite S Br Home • EJepntly Deconted • ShowcMed in '9' CDM Home Tour $895,000 Cllll Ali.ce 8"1WntU @675-9585 • Excalmt Location Cloee To SQuth Bay • 2 Large 3 Br Units • Cleat ln<lc>riwll $759,000 OUI Betsy Boyd 0673-8700 Panoramic Bay &t Ocean Views •2~Modd • Welllocmed • QWet fr Sunny • ExotJlmt Condition -·--,,, " .. . ~ • • ' . - • \ ... ~· ... - .. . . . . . . . . . . ... -.... · --. . . "We advertise in the Daily Pilot consistently becaus _e it works" ... Fer advertising information call 642-4321 Don and Joyce .. Olsen of Coldwell Banker Wewport 13each say ... "The Daily Pilot has provided us with a way to reach the local · communities and has given us the o ortu:Q.ity to display our inventory to the public. We have advertised on a consistent basis and have -had tremendous results. an you Daily Pilot fer making 1995 a mo successful year! 11 2 Association office closed for Labor Day 4 8:45 a .m .. GPA Committee meeting 9 a .m . -noon. Agency 1 -4 p .m .. Ethics 5 8:30 a .m .. Board of Direc tors 6 10 a .m -2 p.m .. Brokers Preview MLS Book Delivery 9 8:45 a .m .. Community Relations meeting 9 a .m .. MLS Committee meeting 10 8:45 a .m .. Affiliate Committee meeting 11 9 a .m . -noon. Foreclosure 1 -4 p .m., Cold Calling Techniques 12 9 a .m ., Grievance Committee m~tlng 2 -4 p .m .. COMPASS Beginner c ourse 13 10 a .m . -2 p.m .. Broker Preview 14 Rosh Hashanah 16 8:30 a .m .. Orientation/Induction 18 8:30 a .m. -Civic Leaders Breakfast 9 a .m. -noon, Enviro Hazards • 2 -5 p .m .• Internet Course 1 -4 p .m .. Procuring Cause 19 2 -5 p .m .• COMPASS Advanced course 20 10 a .m . -2 p.m .. Brokers Preview 22 Autumn begins __ 23 Yom Klppur 25 9:30 a .m. -4:30 p .m .. Seminar. Working with Real Estate Ananclng. Taught by Attorney Bert Cook 26 9 -11 a .m .• COMPASS Beginner course 27 10 a .m . -2 p.m .• Brokers Preview OCEANFRONT LIVING Views, pool, guest borne & a very private accessible beach below. $2 ,495,000 CDM TOWNHOME Pool, jacuzzi, clubhouse, guest parking and nearby shopping. $189,900 CATALINA& OCEAN VIEWS Pride of ownership f.unily home with wood . burning fireplace on large lot. $897,000 CDMSOUfH OF PACIFIC COAST HWY Lowest priced SFR South ofPCH. Very near beach & local shopping. $379,500 CDMSOUfH OF PACIFIC . COASTHWY · A real California style Boor plan. Bright, liiht & airy. Very near s'Lopping & beaches. · $595,000 CDMPRIME . . . ORNE------t-t----• Ocean & Harbor · night light views froni garden terrace. Very near oceans bluff. $899,000 . · -.-.~ - Buying or Refinancing? 3.950/o No Points No Closing C~sts {Interest Only Option Available) Any Loan Over $200,000 to $3,000,000 For a FREE 1-0an Consultation, Contact: GRANT KING or ROBERT PAINTER Office: (714) 673-4664 Message Center/Pager: (714) 451-7905 ·M.L.S. MORTGAGE LOAN SPECIALIST The M.LS. of the Lending Industry Member of Better BusineM Bureau Located in the Rogers Realty Building 2737 East Coast Highway •Corona dd Mar, CA 92625 •~P.R. 7.6% All .rua subjeu to dwJ&e *Equal Opportunity Lender One of a kind home with view to ~atch Wi<h a view that reaches from Mount Baldy to the Pacific Ocean. this customized home offers privacy and a magnificent panorama_ The home measures almost 2.600 square feet and is located in the excllisivc gated community of Laguna Woods in LagUD3 Niguel. The development was designed by archiLect Chris Able and is located on a wide comer lol with many custom features including a beveled glass window at the entry. glass insets oo the slairc4sc between the handrails and risers and crown molding. An enclosed front couJ1yard paved with slate and surrounded with lush plantings leads LO the entry of this two story home. The elegant living room has a marble fitcplace and French doors leading out Lo a wraparound deck with v.icw. Three steps up from the living room is a bedroom/study with full bathroom and cozy deck. The formal dining room with vaulted ceilings aJso has French doors leading to the deck. The kitchen is a gourmet cook's dream; plenty of counter space and cupboards. a doul;le pantry and a center island. A large window over the sink looks out on a wilderness area across the street where deer occasionaJly wander. Double doors lead to the master suite with malble fireplace. huge cedar-lined waJk-in closet with built-in drawers and organizers. large bathroom with double sinks, Roman tub and oversiz.ed shower. French doors lead out to the main level garden wilh slate patio. beautiful in-ground spa and glass walls fo frame lhe view. A secondary bedroom is on the same floor as the master ~uite and bas its own bathroom and small patio. The home boasts 156 feet of storage space tucked in out-of-the-way spaces. Central air conditioning is another plus, akmg with a community pool and spa. For mon information, call Ra/pit or Denise Kuhns of Fred Sands Coastal Properties oJ (714) 499-13'6. Home financing made •• easier . Public Employees Reti rement System (PERS) financing now available One of the most exciting ways to -buy a home. is now available. If you are a member of the Public ~ _ Employees Retirement System (PERS), the Legislative Retirement System (LRS) or the Judicial Retirement System (JRS), you are through the PERS Member Home Loan Program. PERS members receive a low competitive fixed or adjustable rate with free interest rate lock protection . This allows you to "float down" your interest rate at three separate times during escrow if rates fa ll. The big news for PERS members is the ability to borrow all the required five percent down payment from their PERS account. A 95 percent fix~ rate first trust deed is made concurrent with lhe Personal Retirement Account Secured Loan (PRASL) for the down payment. This makes the transaction I 00 percent financed with both loans at low fixed or adjustable rates. PERS members can even combine their PERS oan with the advantages of Fannie Mac's Community Home Buyer program. This allows the borrower's income-to-debt ratios to be higher than normal. In addition, the seller can y u to three rccnt of the borrower's closing costs. This could save thousands of dollars and bring down the out-of-pocket cash investment to as low· as one to two percent of the purchase price. For additioal ilt/ontrlltio~ contaa Alhn Scarpelli, a PERS HolM Loa1t Beriefib Coordinalor witlt Mari1111 Mortgage, at (800) 487-5626, ut. 106 or your PERS under. •n7 "" Properties SOLD In 1996 NEWPORT HEIGHTS . . Built i". 1?90! Wonderful detailing throughout w/custom tiles, bu1lt-1ns, wood floors, French doors, living room with marble fin~plac~, f~rmal dining with butler's pantry, family room with bnck fireplace, large kitchen with breakfast nook. Master bedroom with bay view. 4 Bedrooms +-den, large yard, 3-car ~arage. Great neighborhood! Jill Wiese 646-3605 OFFICE • 642~ 1168 HOME R E A L v $995,000 . . T HARBOR VIEW HILLS • BROADMOOR: An award-winning c9mmunity in Corona del Mar BOUNDARIES: The homes arc located.east of MacArthur Boulevard and soulh of San Joaquin Hills Road. The entrance is off Crown Drive in Corona del Mar. HISTORY: Broadmoor was started" in 196 7. It was built by Dick Smith and designed by Ed lobrbacb. The Broadmoor development won many awards for design and construction. View from 0-home. ncN listedin:Broodmoor __ HOMES: Broadmoor I consists of 69 properties and Broadmoor ll bas S 1 properties, all of which are single family homes. STYLE: The Broadmoor homes offer six different floorplao.a ranging from sinate story to bi-level plans. with tbn:e to five bedrooms and 1quare footages of 2.378 to 2,.S82. Tbeac homes were tctraced in order to emphasize the ocean, bay and city 1.iJbt vieWa, which may be seen from t • many of the homes. A number of these homes-have now been expanded and cuslomjud. COMMUNITY FEA~: Broadmoor I and U are separated by a lush grccobclt which is available to the residents of Broadmoor 0 to enjoy. Both commurutics have a neighborbood pool for homeowncn and their guests. Broadmoor I also has a lovely put which is enjoyed by many. SCHOOLS: Unique to Broadmoor is the ability for homeowners' children to walk mai,ght to Harl>or View Blcmentary without ever crossing a major road. The neighborhood children also attend award winning Corona del Mar ffigh School for grades· wonderful private schools throughout the area. NOWLISTED: Currently, a beautifully renovated home is available with ocean, bay and city light views. This Cape.Cod-styled home consists of four bedrootns. three full baths and one powder room. a large living room, a spacious family room with fireplace'. I gourmet kitchen with breakfast nook and a formal dining room. It overlooks the entire Newport Harbor. • I I I t t f ' t •• ' ••• SOURCE: Heather Angel and Barbara Hutchings. (714) 644-1600. Coast Newport Pro ·cs, 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. If JOM WoUJ lib lo IUM 0 co""""""1 profik of 10fU f lllM .,.,., pkcs• fOU.w tlu dioY• /tNW!MI ollll eaelo1e a""" OlldiM (l'MfMs GIUtk) of tlu IUW oloiq wilJt • plullo of o Cllln"' lbtilef. s.1111 llw il4IOt'llllllil to J.& libr, '-' ~...,,., DtdlJ Not, 330 w. S., St., C.... MeM, CA 92'21. I/~ ,.,,.,. .. , fUdiou, ,-,. cllll (114) S1UU2. . ' . . . . ...... ' " . ' ' ' ' l . The Pailv Pilot's Top 103 MOST INFLUENTIAL. list is coming Friday, September 27. Don't miss out on the issue everyone will be reading to see who is on the list. Reserve your space now in the Main News section. See and be seen. Publication Date: Fri., Sept. 27 Sp . ., . Camera Ready/Release: Th4r., Sept. 25 at 5 p.m: ) To place your ad today, contact yo~r sales representative or · call (714) 642~4321 /). • ': t t t • t •• Yourl!uide to the laJestandbestresale homes ooen this weekend CORONA DEL MAR 2S.2S OJ-IW. 3C lBR C.-.y WS. lally 673-3m 2525 Second Ave (441 I D_,ia) 675-1716 40 Orm lly Dr • SIR "911 ... ....,.,.. Propettiel Uslaa ...... 75 .. 5011 COSTA MESA 379 lly View T~ '211 jadde<a. 6'1.-n1 552 .._.,..St. Al lBR c......,v.selalty 67J.3m NEWPORT BEACH Sun l·S SS9S,000 lBR $495,000 Sun l·S $729,000 »t 1-S $229,000 Sun 2·5 $169,000 1211 f. lllaoa lhd 411 Sun 1..t $995,000 c-ery .. ..., 61)..Jm 100 Welt lay Awe. 411 Sat1Sun 1-S Sl,199,000 C.-y Vll.ip lellty 6n.3m 1514 f. Oceeitflca• . c..ry ~ lellty 67).Jm 311 Sun 1..t $1,350,000 .. 1707 E. ky Aft. 781 SatlSun 1·5 SJ,950,000 ~nery Villige Rulty 673·3m 1812 W. Balboa lhd lBR Sat 1..f $299,000 ~nery Village laity 673-3777 2312 Anlia 41R Sat/Sun 1·5 $439,000 Cnlbb. Ellis Siiiy~ 644-6]73 x114 2671 Wft'efty 31R <:oast Newpoft ~ Sun 1·5 $588,999 lob Weglarz 75 .. 3793 Maly E118--~ 7SH161 ----- 3008 Cliff Driw 48R • Knowtetoa laity Jill Wiese 646-3605 642-1161 332 ''l" Slreet e.annery v.a.ge halty 673-3777 506 '1" Street C...ay \'lllge lulty 673-3777 311 Sun 1..f $995,000 Sun 1..f $629,000 Sll.'5al 1 ·5 s 1, 100,000 Rates• of-s.ptembef S, 1996 j KEY LENDERS AND RATES 30-ye• fixed lfT'EREST 'It. POINTS LOCtl· TYPE PHONE RATE DWN l"-l IN A.P.R. American Sallings Bank S (800) 562·~272 8.250% 20 2.125 30 8.519 _,,._ ______ .:____..;.__~,___--------------~ Bank of America B (800) 642·2244 8.250% 20 . 2.125 45 8.519 California Federa-1 ean __ k ___ s_....:..(800-'-) 2_25-_333_7 ___ 8.-3-75_% ___ 20--1.-e2-5--45--8~.-59_1_ ----~-------'--'-------------------~ Chase Manhattan K (800) 900-6062 8.125% 20 2.500 30 8.434 ~-----'-----'-------------------Coast Federal Bank S (800) 300-5626 8.450% 20 2.000 10 8.709 ...;,..; _______ .:,___!__:.:__;_ _ _:_: ______________ _ Countrywide~ __ Loa_ns ___ K_~C_800__:_)_8n_-56_2_6 __ 8_.2_50%_.~_5 __ 1_.7_5o __ 4_5 __ 8_.4_78~ Detri<* Mortgage Group R (714) 759·9692 8. 125% 5 1. 750 13 8.351 ~Saw? _.::__:_~---S-..:...(800---.!):.....3_36_·_963_9--8-.2-50%---20--1 .-87-5--30--8-.4-9-2 Emery Financial R (714) 729-9200 5 1.803 15 8.357 (800) 975·5051 8.200% 10 2.250 30 8.482 ' 1 8.125% 20 2.250 30 8.406 =N_ewpo-=--_rt_Coa_...;..::...st;.;__Fi:.....na.:...nct.;..:...::'a:.....I ___ R~(800) 808·5626 8.000% 5 2.250 15 8.279 Ooeanview Financial A (714) 651-6355 8.125% 5 2.000 15 8.379 :.:.=:.._.~ _ __:~_:.___:....:..:..~-------:-:-----:-=--:-----::-:---::--::~ ProFec:t Mortgage K (800) 686-3756 8.250% 20 1.875 30 8.492 TLC FinancialSvca-. ___ _.:..;R:.._.<!.;:800~)...::.8~0:..1 . .:..7300_:...:.--8=-.2:-:S0%=--1=-=o-"'"".1:-:.3=1=5-"'"".1=-=3~-=8=-.436~- un1on Bank B (800) 453·1288 8.375% 20 1.750 30 • 8.605 Western FiNncial S.B. S (800) 393-9372 8.375% S 1.750 ;:=:-=.:.;::.;_~--=:.._.~..:..:...:..;_ ____ -:-:--:-~ Weyerhaeuser-Mtg. K (800) 669-6747 B.2.50% 10 1 .875 30 8.605 10 8.492 A.P.A. 3.950% 25 1.000 7.328 20 1.000 8.389 3.875% 20 1.000 12n 5.250% 20 2.000 2.950% 25 1.000 7.319 4.750% 20 0.000 7.580 4.950% 20 1.000 7.286 3.950% 20 7.3n 3.950% 20 2.950% 20 1.250 6.125% 20 MAX. LOAN 600,000 207,000 207,000 207.000 500,000 207,000 600,000 500,000 2.400 110 2.750 1TS 2.350 110 3.000 1TS ·2.400 110 2.750 110 2.350 110 2.450 110 1M 1Y 1M 1Y 1M 1M 1M 1M 2.950% 10 1.000 7.849 207,000 2.250 L1M 1M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.3n 207,000 2.450 11 0 1 M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.967 500,000 2.050 1TS 1M 5.000% 20 2.500 8.976 207,000 3.000 L6M 6M 3.950% 20 0.375 7.463 600,000 •2.600 110 1M 6.750% 10 1.250 8.759 207,000 3.000 1TS 1Y 4.250% 20 1.000 7 .555 400,000 2.625 110 1 M _.s_.500% ____ s__...._t._soo __ 8_._429 ___ 20_1....;..000 ___ 2.:....1:...:50:..:..__1:...:r...::.s:.._._ 1 v 5.375% 20 1.000 8.226 207,000 2.625 6CO 6M 7.000% 10 0.000 8.650 207,000 3.000 1TS 1Y 3.950~ 20 1.250 7.453 207,()()0 2.500 110 1M ' r I l '· .. BIG CANYON Lowest Price Single level 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Den. Original Owner asking $469,000 644-5215 Call us Today & We1 help you SuocessUy acMt1ise 'PX propefty. 2 Bedrooms. 2.5 8adu 3 Deda. Rooftop Dcdt with Ocean View French limestone Aoon and Italian Plaster~ nrouc;t First Custom Piintcd FuUshcs I~~ ~ir!i°° l..oatcd On Ocean Side of Pacific Com- H.igbMy in Olde Corona Dd Mar Vallagc 2 Farcplacts. I in Master Bedroom 2525 SKu:id lfll-. (441 B Dlhlil). 0.-Dd Mar Offered at $495,ooo- ror Appointment To Stt Thb Property. Please Call Susan at (714) 675-1786 OWNER Will Coopemc With Real f.st2tt Profasionals NEWPORT BEACH I.EDUCED 10 s ias,ooo • Townhome In pltd aimmW\lty ·~w~&.spatub • Att.ldled g.vage • Community pool • Walk to Hoag Hospital and beach ·Great Buy1 • 3 bedroom. 2 1/2 biths plus bonus room ExcluslYely Usftd with Kay Polovlna olc 631 -1400 x2.36 hm 675-5622 JNC'>FDQU; VAUll: LOCA'RD IN Pll.fS11Cl()(l$ CU~TIDOOMMUNrn' 4a&JlM. '1WO STOm' cm UGHTVIKWS COMMUNITY POOL AND TINN1S PmCED TO SELL SSlS,000 nlNCIPiU.t ONU' OOf'lTAC'l\ TED JARVIS S09-S3S9 Grubb&Elljs ·...._ .............................. ~ ... o,..-1 fairwa_yof Bi~ Canyon Golf Course Bu1tt in 1989 No Mello Roos Sale/Lease $349 ,000-$459 ,000 MASON ELLIS REALTORS 759-7700 OPEN SAT/SUN 1-Spm • ft ff .ft f I I I• *One srory. 2-3 bdrms. pool. spa. big view deck. Aat lot. Room to add $.WK * 1Wo story, 3 berm, hoge black bottDm pool. spa, yan:I. cath ceil. REDUCED $110Kll Now$S8SKll * Panoramic Main Beach Views! Beaut 4 bctm gour kit big deck Reduced to $899KJ * One~ fixer. 3 bdrm, beaut yard. room to add $28( 2312 Aralia Saturday &-Sunday 1:00-5:00 Wonderful 4 bedroom'u3 bath, sirude level home. fpgradeo kitChen, f3-mily roollli . skylights, smooth c~ & fr~ ~ted. Large back yafd, quiet location: Reducecl a...., to Se1 *439,000 Sally Sbioley 64U373 Et 114 Grubb&EJlis·,.., a .......... .....,.._.~o-.t ... ~ t. ff atontY $269,000 Near Mlle Square 2671 Waverly OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 Recent fat·eltft gi\·~ thi' darlmg 3 bedroom romgc an dcm':lhlc Baphore<i n:nc\\ed chann~ ;\;f'\er roof. dennc, plumbtng. fence. p;i1nr & much more' Come see this charmer need ready·to·sell~ M2l'y Ellen & Bob Weglarz 759-3768 -795-3793 l!I Coast Ncwpon Propmics 4 Civic Pbu. Ste. 260, Newpon Beach ~ .:w . .. ,:,_ ~ f • I I Modtl P1rf'te1 ntwer largf 380, 2~8A ••nhomt. Bright t airy 1hro'!lboii1 w/rully upgrMkt. Xlnl loca1ioll. Onl $249.900 wfTtnHI .. '"'. 1720 Palm Dr. ofl' T~ple HW. Dr. SCOTI-LAND CO. ZOLITA SCOTI' 499-1600 ·It's an Inexpensive and effective way to advettJse your specJaJ properties. Deadline for S{JllC6 & copy is Wect>esday by 4pm. , . .. \ 379 BAY VIEW TERRACE Only 5 min. from ~rtl Redecorated and new appliances. 2BR. 2 .SBA. Brue water View of bay. LMng room has ftr~lace & wet 6ar. Comm. pool, spa, tennis and morel • • • • ' • I ' .. ' . '. ... I • r; ' .. . ' ' .. SALT SPRAY Ellperlen~ lM ubll.aralJon of HYIDI rtpt on oae of Lapna'a loveHat baches. Uve In over 6400 .. .ft. ol luury with private *Ps to bach and 45' priftte boet mooriq for yacht. Call for fe11tuns Ust. S:S.-,000 LSI CHARMING IEXECUTIVa HOME Goraeous 4 .... + quUty bailt lto9e witJt SBR. 4.51A. Wood- buraln1 S firtjll•tts. ll!p cdllap, Frmdl deers, aMCI bridt. Rurulln1 stmun bi pa«ful pied ttid8¥e. $7 49,900 N6 llONSY 111 YOUR POCKaT how*" trMewl •••nz 3aa, 3BA. w.111le'f'd1U11 ...... ~or ........ rer-..... ftlltal'-..e. a.. .... ,., .... ....._ ~M,000 PSI viding superior · ce to Southern mia since 1969 ~ .. ' f Ito ' •• ,. J •• ' • ' ' , ' • 'I ' I