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Home My WebLink About1996-09-14 - Orange Coast Pilot• s1to rs Newport, Estancia bust out into ·96 season Ron Rubino talks with members of the local medla cm hll I • way out of court. · • 9-3 majority of jurors sltows support for the Newport Beach man who many say has been tagged as the fall guy in the county bankruptcy. ;;=;;;::""-;-:;::!:::;::::::::::"":=n==;=::=::-::::=.=--+-::~llSttrer--RiMM!~:-k-Citron-in bis- SANTA ANA -The fraud case against former county budget direc- tor Ronald S. Rubino resulted in a mistrial Friday, with the jurors dead- locked at nine non-guilty votes to three guilty. •1t•s a victory, but it's short of the one I was hoping for,• said Rubino, an Bclltblutf resi- dent. fraudulent handling of $93 million in interest earnings from the tounty- controlled investment pool. On the seventh day Qf delibera- tions marked by confusion and ran- corous infighting, the jury of one man and 11 women told Orange County Superior Court Judge J. Stephen Czuleger Prid•Y moming they were dead- locked. Newport·: waits for · Quiksilver • City Manager Kevin Murphy says he will court the surfwear giant if the company fails to find an adequate headquarters in Costa Mesa. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot Costa Mesa officials may be working to keep sur- (wear giant Quiksilver Inc. wiUun the city, but New- port aeacb officials are gearing up to court the com- pany if things don't work out with its hometown. Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy ( said Friday that he sent a letter to the $200 million world-wide company, expressmg the city's interest in being QuiksLlver's rlew home. • Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson said his city will do everything it can -short of tax rebates -•to keep Quiksilver. ·we need to compete on the basis of b.ow good • our city is," he said. ~When you try to keep a com- pany and do it on the backs of the taxpayers, 'that's wrong.• The company, founded and currently based in Costa Mesa, needs 250,000 square feet of ware- house space and 100,000 square feet of office space. Quiksilver has been looking at si~es both _in -1ld out building at a low enough price. Erickson hopes to keep the headquarters, which employs about 300 people , by offering planning assistance. He said basing a business in Costa Mesa has hidden benefits, such as no utility tax and low business license fees. Murphy emphasized that Newport Beach is not trying to steal Quiksilver from Costa Mesa, and said that bis city has no sites in mind for the cooipany. "We're not trying to poach on Costa Mesa or any- thing," he said. •Quiksilver wasn't even on our radar screen until two or three days ago:" Zero tolerance Bvm if his vin- dk:atlon wasn't tot.ii. .Rubino won overwhelming support among the jury. Many of them embraced him and his family after the trial. One of the jurors, Dianna Chairez of Ana- 'Ibe Jun-could- n't agree on wheth~r Rubino knew Citron was misapprqprlating funds. ~~,_Suit~~~-_. heim, said she intends to send the money she earned for jury duty to Rubino's legal defense fund. •rm gonna send my check over to Rubino,• she said. Rubino might need it: Despite the hung jury, Orange County Deputy District Attorney Jan Nolan said another trial against Rubino will •we have a trial date set, and we'll be read to o on that trial date,• she Aid. Rubino was charged with two co~ts of helping former county Christina Sin- clair, who voted to acquit, said the three who voted against Rubino were seeking a scapegoat for the county's bankrupt- cy scandal. •For some reason they took it per- sonally -like they personally lost money." she said. Outside the courtroom. Rubino received warm embraces from the friends who came to the courthouse in Santa Ana to support him ' Sharon Esterly, and his 19-year-old da h Mi 1n their eyes as they stood by b.lm. Defense attorney Rodney Perl- man spoke of Rubino as having a Rubino and' hll wUe Sbuoa Esterly (above) share a moment of relief shortly after the Judge declared a mJstrtal In the fo~r budget direc- tor's mllapproprlatlon of funds cue Friday In Superior Court. reputation for honesty and lntegrity •we put on five characters wit- nesses," he said .. "We could have put on soo.· .. The scene mirrored the groundswell of support Rubino has received. from the local community. Letters have flooded the Daily Pilot praising his character and asserting he is the fall guy for the county's financial debacle. longtime friend of the Rubino.family, has· been a · the trial to ro- vide moral support. "(Rubino's) a wonde{ful man, consdentious and honest -absolute integrity," be said. •When some- • thing happens ·we seem to need a scapegoat. It's like a pl.ay and be got cast in this role -and it's not the role for him." Rubino, who celebrated his ninth wedding anniversary Thursday. said outside the courtroom he was grate- ful for the support. •1t gives you great strength when your neighbors and your friends . . But Esterly said she doesn't plan to celebrate unW the case a ainst her husband is dropped. •Wben the DA announces this is over, then we'll celebrate,• she said. • Superior Court judge excuses himself from the case beta.use his stepchildren attend Estancia and because he knows the student's father, also a judge. • 4 By Julie Ross Cannon , Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -Citing a potential conflict of interest, an Orange County Superior Court judge excused himself Friday from deciding whether to prevent the Newport-Mesa Unified School District from transfemng a high school senior who violated the district's zero tolerance polic;y. School board members a9'!'eed Tuesday to trans-. ley~ player, fro~ Estancia High School after ~ June. But Judge C Robert Jameson, whose stepchil- dren attend the same high school, sent a note to the • SEE CONFLICT PAGE A 12 SHE'S TRUE TO HER SCHOOL r----------------, l \lll-'\ 2 injured in drive-by shooting AROUND TOWN A4 . •Costa Mesa incident is first since concrete barriers were erected in July 1995. BEST BUYS A2 CLASSIFIED 85 By Christopher Goff ard. Daily Pilot COMMUNITY FORUM A11 INTERTAINMEffl AB IN THE SPIRIT A2 PUBLIC NOTICES 86 By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot •UGtoN A6 IOCJElY WOittS Get your sand slwvels ready sea and the marking of the .end of summet, starts this week- end and runs through Sept 22. Activities include a sandcastle contest Sunday from noon to 2 p.m. at the Corona del Mar State Beach, a pier-to-pier swim Sun- day from 8 a.m . to noon at the Newport Pier and the 1Ute of Newport, which begins Friday and runs through Sept. 22 at Fashion Island. Nordstrom (549-8300) is offer- ing a deal on Converse All-Star High shoes for kids in the chil- dren's department. Through Sunday, the store guarantees to have sizes 10 to 6m in navy or black canvas colors. If it doesn't, Nordstrom will place a special order and give you a pair free of charge. There is a limit of one free pair per customer. The high tops are $25.95. Nordstrom is located at South Coast Plaza. The Sl Croix Shop (760- 8191) opened in the Atrium m--~lift--at-Jl"asm· oo-lsland-in-New- port Beach. St. Croix is a Min- nesota-based clothing company featuring European-influenced. fashions for men and wornen. It's most known for its colprfully designed knits and for its fine fabrics, including Australian Zephyr wools and Pima cottons. Fashion Island's store is the first St. Croix Shop to open in Orange or L.A. counties. St. Croix is also sold at fine Specialty stores, department stores and ~ro shops. Look for the coupon in today's paper for $1 off any $5 or more purchase at the Newport Beach Parmen Market. The outdOOI' ffiaiket is sdleduled every es- day from 9 a.m. to 1 p .m. at the Newport Pier and Balboa Boule- vard. The Original Cigar Factory (646-9604) sells hand-rolled Cuban cigars through wholesale distribution and IDAil-order. Locally, the cigars are available at the Newport Beach Farmers Market and at next weekend's Taste of Newport. The cigars are made of Cuban leaf that's grown in the Dominican Republic, Cos- ta Rica, Honduras and Ecuador, and rolled by Cuban residents in L.A. Coun . If you love birds, fly on over to local group of bird breed&s is having its annual bird fa1r at the Orange County Fairgrounds, C~ercial Building #10, from 9 County Bird Breeders will have vendors Y(ll.o .sell birds, cages, toys and feed. Sunnie Wbite- Rood of the group says the prices are extraordinary. • 1EST 9UYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Whether you're a merchant or a shopper. If~ know of a good buy call me at S40-1224, fax me at 946-4170 °' write to tM: Best Buys. Dalfy Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesi. 92627. + ADDallSS: 3233 Pad.flc View Drive, Corona del Mar.' + 11!Ll!PBONI!: &'4..(M63. + Dl!NOMINA110N: .BplloopaL YEA.a CIRJllC2I ESTABusffm>: 1959. + SEllVICl!'TIMl!S: Sunday-8 a.m. and 10 a.m. iervicm. Bible study for adults meets at 9 a.m. Cbildnm meet for SundAy school at 10 a.m. until they join their fami- lies in church just before the Bucbarllt + SENJO• PASTOR: Peter Haynes. +PASTORAL STAPP: Burton Kanoo, minister of music; Peggy Strong, minister of religious education, Barbara JohnlOO and + SIZE OF CONGIU!GA110N: Approxi- mately 200 attend weekly Sunday terVloes. · + MAKEUP OP CONGal!GA110N: All ages, primarily from Coron.a del Mar, New- port Beach; Cost.a Mesa and Irvine. + CIDLD CAltE:'Provided tor all ser- vices and most other activities. +TYPE OP WOltSHIP: Centered on the Eucharist, using the traditional and contem- porary books of common prayer. Reflects the rich liturgical heritage of the Anglican Church. The 8 a .m. service does not~ larly have music, but mu.sic is played sev- eral times a year. A fuQ choir and organ accompanbnent provide hymns and anthems at the 10 a.m. service. + TYPE OF HOMILY: Thaddng com- mentary is on contemporary cliAJlenges, drawing from Saipture, tradition, reason. experience and current events. + llECENT HOMILY: The themes of the homilies for the pest two weeks were •Christianity is the most matetialistic of religions• and •A forgiven church: a forgiv- ing church.. +UPCOMING HOMILY: This Sunday, Haynes will speak about mercy, pardon and forgiveness, based on Jesus' amwer to Peter's questio~. •Lord. how often ab.all my ' +WELCOME WAGON: U visiton leave their name and phone number, a letter and the cu.mmt church newsletter are sent out to them the next day. If they ask for specific information, someone from the church calls them to answer their questions. A four- week series of Basic Christianity classes is offered quarterly for newcomers to the church. + OumEACH PllOGIAMS: Haynes chairs the Diocesan World Mlalon Com- mission. The church participates in both the Anglican and Diocesan Cycle of Prayer, to pray for needs around the world. It also supports the Intedaith Shelter Project, the Interfaith Peace Project and the Canterbury Chaplaincy at the Interfaith Center at UC + DltBSS: Come as you are and 'Calif or- nia eclectic. Haynes offers this guideline: •How would you dress to have dinner with Jesus?• +CHURCH DESIGN: A good blend of contemporary and traditional. There are eight extraordinarily beautiful stained-glass windows of eight Christian saints. +MISSION STATEMENT: To worship God in wocd and saaaments, proclaim the good news of Jesps Christ to all, lead taith- ful and productive Jiyes1by using God's gifts 1.o n!SpoDd'to needs in our parish, commu- MIGUEL VASCONCEU.OS I DAl..Y Pl.OT nity and world, and be responsible stew- ards of all creation. +INTERESTING NOTE: On Sept. 29, the church will celebrate the feast of St .. vice and, following the morning wonhip, a barbecue and potluck gathering with music and games. The first Sunday of October, the church will celebrate the feast of St. Francis of Assisi with The Blessing of the Animals (Saint Francis is the patron saint of animals). This event is open to all and •even teddy bears are welcome,• Haynes says. St. Michael and All Angels also spon- sors a Baroque Music Festival every year during the second or third week in June. By Mldlele M. Marr Lions Club gets s ate of new members F IFTY-FIVE NEW MEM- BERS: The Newport Beach Uons Club was formally charted at a dinner held at the Hyatt Newporter la.st weekend and attended by 180 guests and members and presided over by Master of Ceremonies Woll Stern. The induction of new mem- bers was by lntem.Ational Direc- tor Pat Quigley of Merced, who introduced. the 50 new members and then called for anyone else in the audience to come forward and oin as well. Jan Dehay, to become charter members of this club which meets twice a month. The club's charter was pre- old by council of governor's Chairman PlllUp Browne. Guest · speaker was Dollald E. Benker. pest International President of Uons Clubs world-wide who cit- ed the pride the 1.5 ~ members in 43,000 dubs in 180 countries of the world •ve in their service to the sightless with the.Sight First campaign. Helen_ Keller cballeoged the .• -,-·~ -y - ···~ . • __A jim IJons International in 1925 to serve the blind and sight bas been the Uons major emphasis ever since. Uons Club is available by call- ing president NockoJd at 644- 6105. nm SAMARn'ANS: Mem- bers of the Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith Council will hear about the 3,500.year hlstory of the Samaritans of Halon Israel• from council member Tom Thorkellon at their Wednesday ~Plot. '-0. ao. 15'0, ea.. -... CA. ta2I. ~No ........... ...,~edit!> .,... ...., Of ... u..nents hlNlft'*' ... ~with out .tllln ~·of cop,-,.,. ..... IMM'ID.MHUS .. PAl•t.Ur meeting being held at the Church of Latter Day Saints, 21 Lake Road, Irvine. Thorkelson will be dressed as a Samaritan of old, and share 80 slides of his recent tri~ to Israel, whete he participated in ancient rites of Passover at Mount Gerlzim. Council president the Rev. Uoyd Sellen said lunch will be served at noon and the program will be concluded by 1 :30 PM. Luncheon reservations at $5 ea&, can be made by calling 548-4942. categories by chairman Ron Amburgery. Breakfast reserva- tions at $5 each can be made by calling Bobble Hedrick at 546- 108,. CLUB NOTES: Carl Langston, a member ot"the Cos- ta Mesa North Kiwanis Club will be in.stalled as Kiwanis Divilion 41 lt. governor at a ceremony SWGAY Flnt low •:A9 a.m ............. 1. 1 First high 11 :02 a.m. •••••••••• .5.1 s.cond low S:27 p.m. •••.••••..•• 0.9 second Ngti 11 :2t p.m. t •••• , •••• ..it.4 ... &DCATION ..•••.•. .SIZE ~ .• , •••••••• 1~w Nadport ..•..••... 1-2 w ................ t-2w "'*Jetty ........ 1-l w ~ .•••....•.... 1-lw next Saturday night. WELCOME TO nm WORLD OF smtVICE cums ... 1.esue A. Bruce-Lyle, classification of ophthalmologist, sponsored by Jerry Sewell, who joined the Newport-hvine Rotary Club; Owen Daly who joined the Exchange Club of Orange Coast. 5BIVICE a..ua WllNS 1HIS CDIMG WllK: 1UISDAY -7:JO a.m. -Newport Beach• Swlme Rot.wy Oub meets at the Balboa Bay Oub. Noon - The Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwanis Oub meets •t the Costa Mesa Commu- • CCHL-.wrt Ii QAm Is pubflshed every Saturday In the Dailv Ptlot. FAX your dub's Information to 631-5851. -.. .. · .· -• ·-: I .. .) AJ Postal service offers carrier · a holiday gift: time off . Getting bugged, even iI1 paradise •Jeff Schreiber was ordered to work on the holy day of Rosh Hashana. But in wake of community outrage, officials give him alte~ate days off. By Christopher Goffard, Dai/'y Pilot COSTA MESA-Jeff Schreiber, a local letter carrier who feared he would be forct.d to work on the holiest days of the Jewish year, was relieved to be with his family Friday night for the begin- ning of Rosh Hashana. Pleading a staff shortage, post office officials had denied Schreiber's request to take off the High Holidays -Rosh Hashana, which continues today, and Yom Kippur, which falls on· Sept. 23. But the 44-year-t>ld Mission vie·o man, who attends a conser- vative synagogue in at o , received a happy surprise as he was making his rounds with the mail across the city Friday. Jose Diaz, the postmas1et of Costa Mesa, drove out to meet him. H~ wanted to work out a compromise. The payoff:· Schreiber will work from 5:30 to 8:30 a.m. today, leaving in time for morn- ing prayer services. And he'll have Yom Kippur free by switch- ing one of his vacation days. "It's done," Schreiber said. "I just want to forget it and enjoy my holidays. I didn't want to have to go through all this trou- ble.• A Thursday ne wspaper article desaibed the controversy and sparked a series of phone calls to Richard Maher, spokesman for the U.S. Postal Service's Santa Ana District. Maher said he received •15 "It's done. I just want to forget i t and enjoy my holidays.· I didn't wan t to have to go through an this trouble ... " -JEFF SCHREIBER • calls Friday from places as diverse as Sen. Dianne Fe in- stein's office and the Anti- Defamation League. "(What) the situation basically boils down to is we have a lot of different employees, a lot of dif- ferent needs, a lot of different requests · for days off,• Maher said. •1t had nothing to do with his religion or honoring one over another. We've had peopl~ work on Christmas.• But Schreiber has a piece of advice for the next pet-Son who attempts to fight a bureaucracy: "Pray." Going Out Of Business Sale • COMPIETE UQUIDA110N OP OVll INVENTORY OF 11IE FINEST ITAUAN SHOES, BOOTS, BAGS, Bm.'15,.,.\ND SANDALS AT UP TO 8°'49 SAVIN<is., • All ~C MAmp MMPLF.S IN WOMiN!S SIZE 0 AT ~-,0/o SAVINGS. IMI DAYSI GREAT SELECTION, BUr LIMtrED SIZES, SO HURRY! ----- lj SERENA lj D 'ITALIA FASHION ISLAND, ATRIUM COURT, SUITE 210 L~SD~Si<rN1GRBen&:~TrliNG Accessories • Men's Designer Sportswear • Master Recreation Oil Painting LADIES DESIGNER CUYimNG GEORGIO ARMA.NI, LADY OF THE LAKE, MASM, AND MORE! dresses, pants, orts, skirts, jackets, vests, tops, sweaters, swimwear, jeans, T-shirts, bodysuits, lingerie, shoes, etc. ACCESSORIES hats. scarves, jewelry, belts, handkerchiefs, tights, briefs, etc. MEN'S DfSIGNEll SPORTSWEAR GEORGIO ARMANI, LOOP'S AND MOREf shortS, i>ants. s\Veate~. golf dothes, jeans. Jackets, etc. GIFf ITEMS brass, ceramic anµnals. etc. . M.Ml'ER REcRE.AnoN OIL fA1N11NGS ON CANVAS, SMALL .. LAJlGE " STORE, OFFICE &. SALON FIX'l'Ullf.S &. EQUIPMENT MUST ALSO B! SOLD · ,. SALE LOCATION 341 BAYSIDE DRIVE (Jut Wa1 Of Pt1d/k CfHllt H.,,> NBWPORT BEACH Af hile back I waxed rhapsodic about the elights of living on the Back Bay and communing with its beauty and wildlife. I wrote about the herons, the ducks and what I call the heli- copter birds, because .they hang frozen in mid-air while scan- ning the nelgh~rhood for lunch. There were even kind words for the sku.Dks, possums and other four-legged citizens that sometimes visit our yard and, occasionally, our house. People seemed to like the piece, and several told me they clipped it to send to friends and ..relatives. They wanted folks to know about the wonderful nature preserve they called home. It is, therefore, woefully p or me to say ere is trouble in paradise. I don't mean the ants. Most . of Costa Mesa an<1 Newport Beach is just one humongous anthill. They're pesky, bttt give the little beggars a spritz of Black Flag, and they're toast. Nor do I refer to the ubiqui- tous flea. We finally have a handle on these wretched little things. There are pills for our pets, powders for our carpets and, now, a new potion that slays outdoor fleas. Ticks are still a problem, though. This summel', I've pulled four ticks off my dog, Tulsa, a bearded collie with a fred martin great mop of long silver fur and an undercoat of dense white down. 1\vo of the bloodsuckers were dead, bl0ated into night- marish monsters that can only esm as squ.is y, pus- colored jelly beans with tiny, fringe-like appendages that used to be legs. Sorry, but that's what they looked like. The assault continues. We have had our house sprayed for termites on several occasions with all kinds of treatments. Last October, we tried zapping with high-voltage electricity and guess what: They're baaackl When the big heat came last month, the termites began swanning at the same window as last year, at the same time every afternoon. Uncanny! 1 called the termite people to remind them of our two-year ' warranty. "No problem," the lady said. •How's Sept. 191 • "There might not be any wall left by then,• I pleaded. "Sorry, but they're swarming everywhere," she said. So, every afternoon between about 3:30 and 5, 1 grab the can of Black Flag' and assassinate a dozen or so of the disgusting things. There is quite a pile of termite wings behind my wife's bureau. Then there's our resident . mouse. Five or six years ago, we found some tell-tale drop- pings in the kitchen drawer where we keep the dish towels and pot holders. A pest-control guy came over and put a thing with. chemicals in it under the don't kill the mice, just drive them outside in search of water. Every couple of years we ·find more droppings, the guy refreshes the chemicals and that's that. Last week we found another load of stuff in the same drawer. As is my custom, 1 put the collected items in a plastic bag for the pest guy to ~amine. w1•m afraid that's a rat, and a pretty big one," he said. Yeah, I thought it was pretty big poop for a mouse. But the chemical worked. The next day I found the rat - the rat, I hope -mQ<?shed by the heavy dieting glus door between the patio and the kitchen. Lutly, despite weekly iaids on Back Bay breeding grounds by Vector Control's cmmMnclo team.a, lllOlqUi~ atill have tbe upper hand. They are breeding when and where they didn't breed before, and in greater numbers. A few days ago, a lady who lives about 100 yards from us was engulfed by a swarm of insects. They bit her viciously and she is in great discomfort, with ferodously itching wefts and open wounds. While mosquito bites are · potentiaijy more dangerous, there are far more painfUl insects buzzing around. These were probably Ceratopogo- nidae (Biting Midges, Punkies, . . . .. (black flies), otherwise known as "#$%+% .. & bloodsucking little #$%&•+@s1· So next time you see Vector Control on the ballot for an infinitesimal tax increase like .00003 cents per thousand -as they were two years ago, and fb.iled -please disregard your Orange Countian congenital instinct to vote down any and all tax increases. After all, there's .some dread- ful thing out there that has you in its sights riqht now. ~ .ft'ED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. • . . . -------------------------· I Ansari Fabrix I I I 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER . • I S ELEC T EURO PEAN FABR I X I Come and see our 1 select .£.u.ropeon fob cJiJC:.!Si__ __ ll-~' ~~~:.r.~.,,...t,......JJ~i from 1 London, Zurich, Pans, Milano I I I I • • • • • • I ,,,..,,_ ' I I I I I I l1\Jstela I I .--............... !""-. I M ··-····,-8 " • • . ' I I r 642-1717 I I 1 283-D 17tlt StrHt. C1110 Mn11 (Nut,.. R.a) I I ' ~ 7 Dop: M·F IQ.I s.J. 1().7 SaL 114 I . --------·----------------- T he Ol'iginal Irvine Ranch Market s t arted out in. 1971 as a roadside stand offe~g vegetables and fruits right out of the fiel ds and off the vine. By 1996, it was ready for a fresh start ... In rode Jo&: Joe Raymond to give the market a sparkling ne""" look.. new energy and enough great ideas t o bring the ranch back to its former glory. They brought along - nahiftal beef from Manning, ........... feel Get on ou~ rnatllrig Uat to ..cetv. a ll th. rUnva faw ch. An.d, be a u re to aay h llo to Jo • Joe while you•• th!Mll MRENT5 couasE Waddell and Reed Plnandal Services often •Bade to School.• a free parent's coune in planning and paying for college, f:rom 10 to 11 a.m. at 949 South Coast Drive, Suite 100, Co5ta Mesa. 1b RSVP, call 437-7510. AUDITIONS ' The Musical Theater Academy is holding auditions for the •Sound of Music" and •0tckens Christmas Carol.• Performers of ,all ages are invited to audition. For an appointment, call 646-6624. .. VOLUNTEER DAY The Environment& Nature Center is seeking adult volun'- teers. which includes high school and older, to complete a variety of projects in preparation for the 1996-97 program year from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1601 16th St., New- port Beach. Call 645-8489. COMPUTER auB Oran e Coast Coll e's next Winners Computer Club meets .from 9 a.m. to noon in room 116 of J)CC's Fine Arts Building. The -,;Iub is open to anyone interested ~ Microsoft Windows and Win- Jiows applications. The annual members.hip fee for the club is .$20. To register, call 542-0468. SIDEWALK SALE Hillgren Square is having a sidewalk sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.DL at 2'70 E. 17th St, COlta Mela. Tweoty five stores and let'· viceS will be participating. for more mtonnat;M. aW 645-6211. RIN FUND«AISER The Newport Harbor Elks Lodge presents its annual •westem Round-Up,• a tund- raiser for di.sabled children, at 3 p.m. at 3456 Via Oporto, New- port Beach.1:1be event includes a barbecue, nve music, a square (lance demonstration, line danc- ing instruction and an old-fash- ioned melodrama. nckets cost $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Call 673-6110. IN THE SWIM You can cheer on your favorite ocean swimmer as contestants participate in the SeaFest Pier Swim, 8 a.m. to noon, at the New- port Pier. Contenders will swim the same cowse lifeguards tackle during tryouts. Call 717-3807. FAMILY DAY Bring the kids to the Bal' Branch Llbrai:: for a fun-filled day of stories, songs, puppets, face painting, displays, interactive exhibits and refreshments. This is another Newport SeaFest event, from noon to 5 p.m. at the library, 100 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Information: 717-3807. SIDEWALK SALE Hillgren Square is having a LAV\/ . BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, con1racts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Ev1c11ons, foreclosures, easemenlS, title disputes. "'ork-outs ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS COME LISTEN To THE NEW TEcHNOLOGY FOR YOURSELF WEDNESDAY efr THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 18 & 19 -9AM TO 7PM Now you see u ... Now -you don't ... I Mike M<lnthe ofStarlcey Laboratories will be in our office to demomtrate these new IJ\5trumencs. Mr. Manche worked wirh the hearing impaired for over 17 years and is an expert un the lacest dcvclopmena in the hearing aid indusuy. With our ne"' "compara1t1r" you will actually be able ~o hear the difference between the new technology and any ocher hearing ad. including your own. ' Since Mr. M.antM's ~with w is Umiu4, call mday jor )IOUr personal~ 675-3833 3409 E. Coast Hwy., CdM • 1 mi. So. of MacArthur I an1care Landscap ·e • Design # sidewalk ia1e ma 10 a.m. to s p.m. on 270 E. 17th St.. Costa Mesa. Twenty-five ltOles and ser- vices will be J)art!dpating. -For mare inform.a~ call 645-6211. TEA TIME The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation presents its filth anniversary Race for the Cure event. •Tea and RO$e5, A nme With Friends. from 1:30 to .. p.m. at the Newport Beach Mari- ott Hotel and Ten.nil Cub, 900 Newport Center Drive. The event, which is expected to draw hundreds of breast cancer sur- vivors, will include a fashion show and entertainment. A SS donation will be requested. For r;nore infor- mation, call '894-6317 .. IRISH JIGS The Newport Beach Public Library Poundatl'on presents •Music Inspired by Dance,• which features pianist Kevin Weed at 3:30 p.m. in the Central Library's Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 A~ocado Ave., Newport Bea ch. The pianist will perform ra · e rh Irish ·i s and reels and European folk dance tunes. For more information, call 717-3801. MEMBERSHIP TEA The American Association of University Women, Newport-Cos- ta Mesa-Irvine branch, will hold a Membership Tea from 2 to 4 p.m. at a Newport Beach home. For more information and directions, call 640-6275. . BIRD FAIR The Orange Count}' Bird Breeders is having its ann~ Bird Fair from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, Buildin 10 in Costa Mesa. Admission is or a , or children from 6-12 years old and free for children under 5 year$ of age. FoI more information, call 646-0642. BOOK SIGNING Dave Wilshin and Joanne Rodasta are having a book sign- ing party/Sunday brunch in honor of Robert R. Timberg who wrote "The Nightingale's Song" from Adults aren't the only ones who benefit from fitness! You can get your family started NOW in a lifestyle of fimcss and fun. The Sporting Club at Lakeshore Towers offers over 100,000 square feet of sports and amenities for adults to choose from, plus free child care•, holiday camp, ~rograms and activities for kids. It's like having two clubs in one! • • • • Call Today For A Free, o~-Day Family Pass. • 18007 Voe Kannan A¥Cnue Irvine, c.lifomill 92715 Ow»d~tf·~ 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at their home in NeWport Beach. For directions and to RSVP, call 644-4000. MONDAY DIVORa TALK . The 1.aw Offices of Lisa Cian- cio offers a seminar on "Divorce- What to Expect, How to Proceed• at 6:30 p.m . at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. The cost is $10. Reservations are required, call 574-0866. KJCKBOX AEROBICS South Coast Martial Arts/Box- .. ,.. ing Center otters a class for women using kick.boxing and self defense moves set to music from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 3165 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Fees are $8 per class or $50 a mon~ for ri!ation, call 545-5759. TUESDAY FINANCE 500 . Finance 500 offers a free work- shop on the real estate market from 1 to 2 p.m. at the University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. Call 251-0270. Celebrate with Grace + Persona.liz.ed Wedding Favors + + Chocolate Dipped Strawberries + + Gourmet Caramel Apples + + Wedding Mines +Jordan Almonds + + Truffles + Chocolate Long Seem Roses + +Gift Baske1 and Much More + Orange County Locations WFSfCLIFF PLAZA 1124 Irvine Ave Ncwpon Bcadl 01•) 631-8700 BRFAMAU (714) 990-3022 HUNilNGTON BEACH Marina Vtllagc (714) ~3251 . ' ()'\ ·1·111 : S«:H \1\1'\S 'l '\(~I · "This is the kind of visually spectacular 1 season-opener ... at which SCR excels." -Orange Cou11ty Register " ... something to see, the perfect pre-election debate." -Los Angeles Times by Oscar Wilde directed by Martin Benson Now through October 6 llO'OClWI l'llODlai WOMEN ANONnlOlJS lftJJl'~·~ Dail¢:Pik>t -..f azv~ by Lynn Nottage directed' by Serer Scott September 17 • October 20 THEZONE . • A free local support group meeta·at 6 p.m. to c:liscua •Tbe 7.one," the exdting nutrition plan developed by best-telling author Bany Sean, at the Super Crown Bookstore, 1835 Newport Blvd., C01ta Mesa. Por more informa- MIDICNTAUC ICICXIOX AEaOIKS • Uon, call 673-3588. The Ubr~ CommunltY Ser-vtc. Depanment, in cooperation with the Newport Beach Prieodl ol tbe Ubrary, praarntl a talk by Dr. Sam Shimomura, a dlnkal ~ in ~ department ot family medk:ine, fnlm 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Pi1ends' Meeting Room ot the Central Ubra.ry, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For information. call 6'0-8108. South Coast Martial Artl/Box- ing Center o1fen a dus for women using kickboxing and self defense moves set tomwd.drom1r • . ~WORKSHOP Coutllhe Counseling Center will spoD.SOI' a class called •Ma.t- ing and Relating," a dlscusslon on the challenge of Attention Deficit Disorder in relationships and how to correct potential problems before they develop from 1 to 9 p .m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. The cost is $20. For information, call 476-0991. TOASTMASTERS The Newport Beach Distin- guished Toastmasters Cub 1300 presents a spedal guest speaker, author and public relations expert Cherie Kerr, at 1 p.m. at Sgt. Pep- peroni's meeting room, 2300 Bris- tol St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 730-3671. Orange Coast College offers a free workshop on •Skills of Empowerment" from 6 to 7:30 BUSINESS MEET1NG • to 10 a.m. at 3165 Ha{bor Blvd., Colt& Mesa. Pees are S8 per class or $50 a month for unlimited c1.uses. For information. call 545- 5759. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce offers a lecture on "Create Business Suc- cess Through Word-of-fylouth Marketing" from 7 to 9 a .m. at the Balboa Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $15 for members and $19 for non-members. For more infor- mation, call 729-4400. SEMINAR . A seminar on "Flex-Talk: Dis- cover the Missing Communica- tions Unk" will take place from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Country- side Inn. 325 Bristol St, Costa 497-6915. EFFECTIVE PARENTING augNESS TALK The Newport Foundation pre- sents "American Business Prospects in the Middle East with the New Government in Israel" at 7:30 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $28 for non- members and $20 for members. Por information, call 224-2270. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- · p.m. today and Sept. 24. in OCC's Re-Entry Center. For more infor- mation, call 432-5162. The Medical Plaza Association offers a free community education lecture, "Effective Parenting," at 6:30 p.m. at the Health Education CbW'Ch presents a talk on •eom- mitted to the Common Good" at its fellowship from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall. 600 St Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The cost is $2.50. For more information, call 574-2239. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . . . • • .. . . . • • . • . • . . . • • • . .. • • . • • ,. • . . • • • • • • • • TUTOR TRAINING The Newport Beach Public ·Ubrary's Llteracy Program offers a Tutor TI'aining Workshop, to learn bow to tutor adults who wish to improve their reading and Writing skills, from 6 to 9 p .m. at :the Central Llbrary, 1000 Avocado :Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is ~·For information. call ?17-3874. MERCURY INSURANCE Good Dm.r Iota TI<Mt.cJRatu End of Sum..., Sp.clal • Homeowners • Commercial •Auto . Mother'slrVine .Graftd~ Celebration! ll:OOAM 10 3:00 PM Saturday, Sept.14th, 1996 • Wiila $100 P8EB .............. s,n. ...... .,. .•. ,_ ......... Qft • FRIZ'FoMs. rhr • Rdr•• . ·······#' . 1'111aAna lceMrllllMlll •s' la_ ..... c-. ..... Mother's Market U Kitchen PARKPIACE 2963 Mlcheboo (It Jamhoa•) ~ Ston 11oun: 9am-t0pm 752-MOMS c.ta Maa: (714) 631-4741 • a.t. a.tic (n4> 96:MMl61 lltS ATTRACTM Nf) ~PEtaa.E ROO.t«J Flf KEEPS OOCllENTS NI) Slfft.ES Q.OSE AT tWll. SLl>ES ll«R A OO)K ~ NOT IN USE. M ROO.t«J FU IS ~ Of EPOXY.COi\TEO STEEL Nf) IS AV~ IN Bl.ACt( ~'Mm. We accept Visa. MC • - Amex &: gtve a 3% Olacounf for cash ale orchecka . for All Your c10 .. t10tnce Needsll 111••11•a1 17141 831-4878 PM• Nylon Drawer Uners WI drawer Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event The City of Costa Mesa and the Costa Mesa Sanitary District (CMSD) are spon- soring a Household Hazardous Waste collection event in Costa Mesa on Saturday, September 21, 1996. The event is specifically for the collection of anti- freeze, batteries, used motor oil, solvents, pool chemicals, paints, and other household hazardous wastes such as cleaning products, pesticides, etc. Items NOT accepted at the upcoming event include ammuhition, explosives, asbestos, ammonia gas, picric acid, PCB' s and medical wastes . An informational brochure entitled "How to Rid Your Home of Hazardous Materials" was included in the Fall issue of the City Community Net.rs/ Recreation Review which was mailed to all residents in August. Th.is brochure explains the procedure for participating in the program; namely calling 1-888-559-2783 to make a reservation. ONLY RESIDENTS Wini A RESERVATION WILL BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE COLLECTION EVENT AND PARTICIPATION IS UMI I ED 'IO COSTA MESA RESIDENTS ONLY. Reservations will be taken until ~nesday, September 18, 1996. When calling for your reservation, you will tie given the location to bring your items . This event is being funded by a $75,000 gi:ant obtained ~ a highly compe. titive application process &om the CaWomia lntqrated Waste Management Board. For additional Information, pleue call the_.Oty of C09ta Meea Public Semces Department at (714) 754-5024 or the Costa Mesa Sanitary Diatrict at (71') 7*50f3. If Jq\I are unable to partidpa~ in thia event, please take your MOueehold llUUdous waste to one of foUr local County fadlitiel lot dlapoea). J1o1! ihe COUnty t.dlity IOcation nearett you, call the Onmp County liou.hOlcl Wute HOdine at (11•) ~ LAW AUXIUMV The OrGge County Law Aux- iliary wU1 be holding their month- ly meeting at the Twin Palms Restaurant at 11 :30 a.m. at 630 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For moce information, call 589-3692. CAREER NETWORK The free Career Netwoi:k meeting at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church for those unem- ployed features "Networking, the Key to Your Future• at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel at 600 St Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. ADVOCACY GROUP The Central Newport Beach Community Association, the "pier to pier" community advocacy group of residents and owners on the Peninsula, holds its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Amer- ican Legion Hall, 15th St. at West Bay Avenue, Newport Beach. For more information call 6 ·~ 1894-1996 Four Gen erations 102 Years! All Room Sizes REMNANT 'CLEARANCE 50960FF NOW OPEN SUNDAYS from 1 l -4p.m . ALDEN'S CARPETS. INC. 1663 Placenlla SI • COS1a Mesa 64&4838 Ten eel I SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 14; 1996 Ncrl.EAGUE Tbe a.ta Mesa Art League general meeting will be at 7 p.m. at tbe Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, ta.cs Park Ave. For more infonn.ation, call 540-6(30. RNANCESOO Fmance 500 otters a free wodc- shop on bow to rE!duce risk expo- sure on mufual funds, annuities and stocks from 1 to 2 p.m. or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University Ath- letic Cub, 1701 Quail St., New- port Beach. Call 251-0270. DRAMATIZATION The Newport fleacb Central Llbrary offers a free historical dramatization on •Re-Llving His- tory: The Amencan Civil War· at 7 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information. call 717-3801. PROSTATE CANCER Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres- byterian offers a free talk on ·neatment Options for Prostate Cancer• from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at ce:r Center, t Hoag Drive, build- ing 41, Newport Beach. Por mont information, call 722"'6237. ... INVESTMENT IASacS Orange Coast College otfen a workshop on •Basics ol Investtngi A Primer• from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today and Sept. 26 at OCC. Reg; istration fee is $29. Call '32-5880~ YOGA TAUC Steven Sadler, a yogi and med\ itation master, will speak aboux the •shaktipat" meditation tech- nique be learned in India froD1 Verthathiri Maharishi and other yogis at 7 p.m . at The Hub, 230 E'. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (310) 915-2884. • . HAWAIIAN FOOD The Angling Luncheon Cub will be meeting Sept. 19 tor Hawaiian food and socializing at 11 :30 a.m. at the American Legion Hall, 15th Street and Bal~ boa Boulevard, Newport Beach. The cost is $5. Call 548-6888. •Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Daity Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. . . 1 . -----------------, HAPPY ROSH HASHANAH I & YOMKIPPUR I J J I Plain or Raisin ~ Crown Challah t t · Other Great Holiday Treats : 427 E. 17th Street • Costa Mesa : -_<':! !!.'!. ~! ~ ~~e.!~!..-.J Come and experience the newest fibers of the 90's in this year's hot new fall fashions only at Rebel. Micro Denier SATUN>AY, SEPTEMIER 14.: 1996 WO:: ~ematlonal wW ldck on its ./all se911loc at the Newport Mesa Christi.an Center with a talk oo the poverty of growing up LD an affluent home. Carolyn Oesswell will share tier firstbAnd experience wtth other Christ· ian women Wednesday from 9:30 to UiOO a..m. At the same day and time over the following eight weeks, Or. Pat R.eaoat wW teach e Bible study titled "The Muten Plan." The center Is locat· ed at 2599 Newport Blvd. In Costa Mesa. Por more infonnatlon, call 975- 0775. DNORQ RECOVERY A seminar for the dlvorced and sepa- rated of all ages will begin Thursday and run through Oct. 24 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Dr. Bill Planagan will lead the six-week workshop, taking place each Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. PartJetpanls ma~ register at the door or pre·reqtSter through the Smgles Office at 574-2214 The church ls local· ed at 600 St Andrews R0<1d, Newport Beach NEW HEBREW CLASSES Choose from low IO-wt>elc Hebrew classes the Jewish Commuruty Center (JCC) oL Ordnge County will hold Uus fall The cldVdllced cldSS focuses on flu· 1--~cy-dev•lopn'IQtll .me! will meet Mon- days through Nov 18 from 7:30 10 9 p.m. Partiopants m the mtermedlate class must be able to read and wnte Hebrew and will meet Tuesdays through Nov. 12 lrom 7 to 9 p m B1bllcal Hebrew intro- duces student:. to redding and compre- hension of biblical text, and will meet Wednesdays through Nov. 13 from 7 to 9 pm. The beginner..' class introduces reading, writing dnd uncler-;tandmg Hebrew on Thursdays through Nov. 14 rrom 7 to 9 p.m The JCC is located at 250 E Baker St , Co)ld Me!>d. For infor- mation on fees and reqtstration, call 755- 0340 JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOL The Jew1Sh CulturP School 1s off Pr- ing 1LS thud yed1 ol Sunday school class· es for duldren, ,1gt>~ 5 through nutzvah program. 11nd also. <in adult semrnar. Begmnmg Sept 22, the I 0 00 a m to Sr. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "Open Anns and Open Minds" Worsrup 9:30 Jambortt & Eastblufr in Newport Beach 644-1341 COMMUNITY CHURCH HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH 24'1 lntle Awe. It Sam tsalltt • 11ewpo111eac11 Sund1y Worship • 1 O:OOAM Dr. Dennis W. Short Minister 645-5781 EPISCOPAL SAINT J~ES crURCH ep1scopa '"'A~P I t 1•~-1 ..,,,.., ..... a...."""'""" SIMar"" Fr. David C. And.non, rector 3209 VIO Lido N.wport e.odi 71'/675-0210 II 7:30 om Troditionol 9 om Contemnnrnrv 9amChurch~ 10:45 om Charismatic ond Wednesday noon noon classes will \.ISua&fy meet at the Jewish Community • Centet twice a mooth. Some teSllons Will substitute a field trip. This chapter ol the SOc:iety for Humanistic Judaism sponsors an edult seminal during the Sunday IChool ses.- sions for all its members. The center ls located at 250 E. Baker St. In Costa Mesa. To learn more about the chapter and ...gi5tration. phone Deborah fiol· land at 559-6726. SERENDll'ITY Serendipity, a weekly discussion series for singles of all ages, continues Its 1996-97 season Wednesday 4t St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Mark Balter, Ph.D. will draw from his new book to tackle the subject "Who's to BJame?" during the 7:30 p.m. session at 600 St Andrews Road in Newport Beach. He will elaborate on the differ- ence that exists between accountability and blame m relationstups. A S3 dona- tion at the door also covers refresh-. ments. Phone 574-2214 for detatls. YOGA/ATlANTIS expe.c:lence •pvMUgm Shift: A New Way -A New WOdd" at 7:30 p.m, eYe'V Friday at a private r1Midmce la C<llQM del Mcu Tugether, they expb-. such queltioo.t as~ Can racism and prejudice be elbnlna*ff What Is the new wodd ordetf C..n coaflicts be resolwd without fon:ef Are women and men equalf What's the spiritual solution to our eco-nmmc problemsl Musk and food are Included. Directions: 759-0999. LECTURE SBUES Newport Beach Higashi ttonganji Buddhist Temple's Dhanna Sodety pce- sents e lecture and discussion series Oct. 13 and on the second Sunday of each month at the temple, 254 VktoriA St, Costa Mesa. Call 722-1202. SERMONS loc*«I at 250 It au. lll Co.ta M .... l"boot 786-5000 for~ lnlonnatioo. llOSH HASH.+NJYOM ICW\a ~ IMJ.Ah ol Newpoll1 a..dl " hoktino • traditio«MI ROlll Huban& Nll'- vice at I 0:00 a.m. today 8Dd aDOther OD Swiday. The new rebbi. OeYld RoMn· berg wW offidate at the9e and the Holy Xol Nidm Semoe tAldng place at 7 p.m.. Sept. 22 An all-day Yoa:l Kl.ppur MrVkle will follow OJl the 23rd from 1();()() IUD until .undown. All obMrvances take place 'llt tbe temple tocared at ~401 Irvine Ave. on the Back Bay. The Ritual Committee suggests early reMIVations due to ticket pre-sales. Por information, phone 5-48-6900 or 6'6-7512. ROSH HASHANA The Paciflc Congregation, a chapter of dte Society for Humanistic Judaism, wW celebrate Rosh Hasba.na on Sunday, During the 10:30 a~m. Sunday ser· the second day of the holiday this year. \l\ce,,Orange C~st Unitarian Univ,rsal· The ceremony will begin ot 10:00 a.m. at i.St Church in Costa Mesa ,will probe the Marriott Sultes Hotel in Costa Mesa responses to the question, "What do and will be followed by a buffet brunch. UUs bf:?Ueve, anyway?• PJaying the role Reservations may be made at $15 per of Rev. John Ickes, congregation mem-person on a first pay, first seJVed basis ber Bob Melville will deliver his famous with limited seating and ~deadline. Call sermon, "What Do We Say When .... • 6«·2712 or 838-2836 for more lnforma- Jewtah ~· the Ka~ and Jewiab ...... &QC{ Mrolnel in ad~ eduodon .. the. a.mple. Prlday eight ..-nc-begin at 8:00 p.m and Saturday 'nlrah ltudiill are at 10:<>0 am 1be tern· pie ii locar.d at 2401 lrvine Ave. on tM &ck Bay. Phone~. WACTM CA1ltOUCS The Jle-Memberiog Group of Our Lady Queen ol Angels' olfen inactive Catholk::s an opportunity to participate in cr listen to candid. open diaJogue on t.OPles th~ di.Gale. Put' subjects have- ind uded marriage and remarriage. annulments, morality and changes lince Vatican ll, among othen. These frank, open discussions at the Parish Center will continue Sunday at 6:15 p.m. The center is located at 2046 Mar Vista Drive in Newport Beach. Please contact Ma.rle Romano at 548-3844 or Johnny Golde at 721-0496 ror more infonnation. IAHA1S GATHERING The Baha'ls of Newport Beach spon- sor a lunch, speaker and di.scussion of timely topics at 11 a.m., Sept. 29 and t,he la.st Sunday of each month at a private residence in Corona del Mar. All are welcome. Directions: 760-5360. Road In Newpllt Beecti (acroea trom Newport H4tbol ttigh SCbOol). Por more tnfOllJMldon, call 574-2239. VOWNTUJtS Saint Michael and AJl Angels leeks tutors for its m.lssion to the Orange County Vletnamese population, The Bplscopal Church of tM Redeemer. lbose interested a.re a.Ued to help an hour per week or more with English (primaJiJY English as a Second Lan- guage), math and science. Coaches for youth~ are also needed. tr interest- ed. call the program coordinator, Peter Daniel, at 539-6530. WEEKDAY SERVICES PRAYER BR£AKfAST Firs\ United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa holds a prayer breakfa.st at 6 a.m. every Wednesday at Denny's res~u rant at Newport Boulevard and 17th Street in Costa Mesa. Call 548-7727. HOLY COMMUNION An introductory yoga class meets between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Oct 22 at Community Church, the Newport Beach Church of Religious Science. Janet Mc:Cunmon will conduct -the session IHding--to gr:eatar mmd. body and spirit awareness. And between 10 a .m. and noon today, Rev. Ken Gray will present ulformation from the Edgar Cayce readings about our lives and this past culture. lbe church is located-at 901 Dove St., Suite 145, New- port Beach. Call 646-3199 for lllfonnation. Chlld care and youth education will be boo and malling instructions. offered during the seMce, and a meet-BLC>OO-PR.ESSUtlE OUCICS mg of the Amparo women's gTOup will HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES FOR stNGlES First United Methodist Church of St. James Episcopal Church, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach. offers a noon service every Wednesday with Holy Communion. Bring a lunch and dine wtth the church staff alter the seMce Call 675-0210. be held afterward. The church is located The Jewish Community Center Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St .. will con· at 1259 Victoria St. For more information (JCC) of Orange County and the Jewish duct a free blood-pressure cllmc BIBLE ST\JDY call 646-4652. -----!...!Assoda~$~ti~:ieodJ' ~~IJu,-jc' >i.I. ~~~-be~!ett-~enclf--W*it:ftt-:-ei~ie-41"54-1----J.~~opLes....Eellmit;l.llipLinJ?OSld'----i sent the 15th annual High Hollday Ser-Sunday of each month. Call 548-7727. Mesa mVltes everyone for a study ol Rev. Ken Gray uncovers "Basic Truth" Sunday at Community Church, the Newport Beach Church of Religious Science. The 10:30 a.m. service follows meditation at 10. The church is located at 901 Dove St., Suite 145. Newport Beach. Call 646-3199 for information. vices for Singles. Rosh Hashana services God's Word and food, fun and fellow- will be held tod;iy at 9:45 a .m. Yorn Kip-ship at 7:30 pm every Friday. All ages pur services will be held Sept. 22 at 7:45 SUPPORT GROUPS welcome D1rect.1ons 650-2589 (Jamesl HEALTH DAY Instructor Janet brosan ledds • Peo· pie With Arthritis Can Exercise" classes from 10 to I 1 a.m. every Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St .. Costa Mesa. The class includes hedlth eduCdtion. joint-protec· llon bps, relaxation techniques, pdm- control techruques and sOCJaltzmg CalJ 513-564 L 't PARADIGM SHIFT The Newport Beach Baha'i Commu- nity allows participants to hear <ind , SPECIAL SERVICES . CANTOR FOR HIGH HOLIDAYS A young, inspirational Chaz.an will ladd Chabad Chai Center's High Holi- day Services this season. Cantor Yonatan 1\Jller brings beautiful Chasidic melod1.es perfonned dunng se'rvices he's led Mound the U.S. and Australia. Seats are still available for the services to be held di the JeWlSh f=o!11111unity Center on the Jewish Federation Campus. It's p.m. and Sept. 23 at 9:45 a .m. AU take place at the JCC in Costa Mesa with Rabbi Robert Baruch', Ph.D. Tickets must be purchased in advance, but will be held at the door. Tickets cost $45 per person. The JCC is located at 250 E. Baker St. in Costa Mesa. Call 755-0340. SPECIAL EVENTS NEW RABBI Starting Sept. 23 at Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach, Rabbi DclYid Rosenberg will take the place of student Rabbi Joseph Mendelsohn, who will be com- pleting rabbirucaJ studies m New York. Rosenberg will teach subjects such as r-*DiSCOUNT-COUPON-*l I $1.00 on ANY $5.00 PURCllUI I : NEWPORT BEACH : : FARMERS MARKET : ~ c;gE~COiM~ i : NEWPORT BEACH PIER PARKING LOT 1 1 1 TUESDAYS 9:00 AM -1 :00 PM 1 I *COUPON EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 17, 1996 I ·---------------------------· "St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church" Saturday, Sepcemher 14, 5:.30 P.M. SunJay. Scptcmher 15, 8:30 and lO: 15 A.M. Or. John A. Huffman Preaching "CATCH THE VISION FOR BEING A HEALED PEOPLE" (2 Chronicles 7:11,22) NEXT WEEKEND: Theologian in Ru idenu at St. Andrew's Dr. Richard J. Mouw, Pruident, Fuller Theological Seminary 0 BR1NC lNC THE GosPEL TO OUR CULTURE" FnJa • Se u~mber 20. 7: 30 -9:45 P.M.: ls It Uncitlil to faoan cliiel Sacur ay, Septem r 21. 8:30, 10:00 A.M.: Can We Be R Pre.s ttrians in£> · omial SunJay, Sepe em her 2 I. I 0: 30 A.M. -NOON: 1$ God at Work in Popular Culture! "CATCH nn~ V ISION FOR B EING A THEOLOGICALLY GROWING P EOPLE" (Ephesians 4:7-16) Saturday, Sepcembcr 21, 5: 30 P.M. Sunday. Seprember 22, 8:30 & 10:15 P.M. 600 St. Andrews Road. Newport Beach, California (714) 631 -2880 (ac~ from Newport1-larbor Hi~h School at Irvine and l Sth.) METHODIST C..MHa NllWPORT aNTmt ~ MISA YllDI UNITD mntODIST CHUKH UNmD Ml1HODIST CHURCH 16~~,lwe. 1701 lalcw,C.M 644-0745 Wonhlp a Chufth School Worship at 8:00AM & I O:OOAM 1:30 and 1 OsOO a.m. Children Su~ Schoof 1 O:OOAM Dr. Richard r:.----979-823.4 Jr. & Sr. iQtl S:OOPM MENTAL HEALTH FAMILY SUPPORT St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church conducts a support group for families with loved ones with serious mental tll· nesses. It is led by a professional and takes place every Sunday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Fo.r more mformation, call St. Andrew's at 631-2880 or Karin Mont· gomery at 645-3708. CAREER NE1WORK The Career Network meeung ror those wiemployed continues at 7 :30 p.m. Thursday in Stewart Lounge at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chun:h The free, ongoing weekly meetings are open to all and are held at 600 St. Andrews HODSON LIGHTING Chelm Brown & White Cat Chelsea Cat atop her royal blul' pillow. Oblong be~e f abrir Shade ";th fringe. Courtesy to the Track MEN'S FEUOWSHIP BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Breakfast of St Andrew's Presbytenan Church holds d bredk!ast every Wednesday in Dierenfleld Hall dl 7 a.m. The breakfast ts open to au men for $2.50 per bri?akfast and takes place al 600 St. Andrew!> Rodd, Newport Beach. For more infor· matton, call 631-2880. ~ • Send photographs and typed releases detailing stories, upcoming events, ser· mon topics or any other news involving Costa Mesa and Newport Beach houses of worship to Religion Editor, Daily Piiot. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, 92627. You can also fax items to 646-4170. CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Wi lliam 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 -8:00dm, 9:30dm, 11 :OOam •Sunday School l Bible Studies-9:30dm 760 1ctoria treet • osta Mesa, CA 92627 (71 4) 631-1611 • (71 4) 548.0866 (School) JUDAISM TEMP • Tr?ADITIONAL EPISCOPAi ----------(Hf?l~Tll\N SCIENCf • • CONGREGATIONAL (1) COMMUNl1Y CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL . lNTtD CHURCH Of CHRIST I REUf1IOU\ \CIFNC f mm: .. "1' (71t) MN1• Dr. Ju•lli .... •nl I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST »OS YID I*. Illa peat....,.. 61S.U40 ar 6'Mlll0 Cltillla It• I I ... ....., ........ _ ... ,,._.. ... SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST SIOO ... ftlwDr~ ............ 6M-36l7 ar e,.....l c:a.ilall IO -......, ....... . Wit ? ........................... ... ............. flGed ........... fOllWWMly • . ,......'2:1 ..... (714) 756-8194 4253 Martingale Way, NB 1 mile South of J.W. Airport · cross_ Mac:Artbur/Cortothian ~ursday, Sept i9th Wine Maker Dinner urse MeaiJU--00 5Wlnes -£~ • Call for resen•aticms. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1996 A7 • Happy birthday Performing Arts Center .! The 10th annlve.nary gala concert and dinner for the Orange County Perfo:rm.Jng Arts Center on SepL 8 will go down 1n b:Utory as a · .. landmark night of glitter and generosity, u more than $500,000 was ralsed for the «:enter. The following are some oJ the many faces · · tn the cultured crowd. Top left. Jlm and Barbara Glabman. Bgttom left. Mary and Peter Muth. Below (from left), Arden Ramson, Ca~erine lb.yen. Henry ad Jtenee ~entroin, ud Judith O'Dea Morr • Make The .Most of What You've Got Before Without Stirgery Now tbett's an ea;y way to mkl ex~ vobne to YOW' ludne. It's caled of 11/tiflff.q ~· bd these !!ilcor1 lreaf ~no yur lra. i\a:xl~ .•.•••. yoo 1 maximize YOlr ~site or nreaie yotr ~ Wom externally ••• easy to use Kristen's Ungcric • LQungcwcar • Gifts • lre.t Fonns w cstcliff Court • 1719 w estcliff Dr .• 'iewpot1 ile-.¥·h After . . . I • • l . . ... . . ._ ________________ 63 __ I~_EXY ___ (_TlW_..._Mooda ____ -Saturda ____ ·.._IO-O ___________________ ~ Advantages: 1. No holJ!h 7 On, mote OOI ... ~ 2.Plll ....... ..., .......... .... a.o..._ ..... .._._ The Long Beach Coin · & Collectib1es Expo · ber 19 -22 199-6 Long Beach Convention Center 100 So. Pine Ave., Long Beach, Cal.if. (entrance & Parking On Pine Ave.) Coins • Stamps •Sports Cards • Phone Cards • Collectible • Antiques • Jewelrv • Old Records • Movie Posters • U.S. & Foreign Coin Auction Sports Guests Sat. & Sun.: George Arias • Al Gionfriddo • Johri Roseboro • Blue ~1oon Odom• Anthony Dav is • Lou Johnson. Plus Players Of Living Legends Of Negro Baseball • Legendary Ladies Of Baseball. Benefltln9. Orangewood Children s Foundation '//,, /,., (,, I '"''.J.:>11111 '1/ '\tu·1 Malte a Jiffernce in the lift of 11 tksen1ing ehi/J! Ungaro • Anne Klein • D KNY · • Escada • St. John and more! Now Accepting Appointments For Fall Consign1nents. Donations are always welcome. . -.: . • ,. • • • ' ........ ¢ .. _ ..... .,., ... Ac~g, choreogr~phy shine _in updated 'Caro~el' ~ Bf Tam 11lm at the Orange County Performlng q A half-century ago, fresh Arts Center through Sunday. pc from their groundbreaking 'Ibis version, directed by ~ triumph wtth •oJda-Nichola.s Hynter with choreogra· : homa, • Richard Rodgers and phy by Sir Kenneth MacMillan - 11 Oscar Hammerstein n undertook who died before finishing wort a ntw avenue ol musical theater-on the show -~ catch• Ra :a show in which the leading man the 4JYe as well as the ear ID most "1 -Mas not what you might call an instanoes. Tbe musical numbers ~ ::Upstanding individual. In fact, be are vibran&. and arresting (with 07,., :twas an abusive, the curious ~selfish jerk. r-------------------------1 exception ol the DI ~ The show, of : •CAROUSEL• : rather pedestri· ra ::~~':::~sel. • w~~ ! +•&& ...... MS ' :1usttn~~t ~ ar ••was quite sue-1 ~ D lbwri OinW Ori-Over•) and it ~ ~ and, like ve. Costa U.S. overflo~ with pl lts predecessor, + •-Om.I SUnday; • intensity, partic· p. 1t spawned a show*-.. lp.m. tod9Y ularly in the d< G o r d o n end 7:30 p.m. SUndmy; m.tl-sensual second- o MacRae-Shirley nees at 2 p.m. both ct.rs. act ballet involv· : Jones movie. + ..,. ...at llcbb cost ing the hero's But over the 1 S19 to S..50. teenage daugh· NI years, it's beep : +CALL: FOi' mare ~ ter. relegated to : tion. S56-MTS. To pwdw Yet, so~e d also-ran status , ..r..t.-7-..7178. key dramatic (J · rs ' uu. .. _ _,.. moments come al powder bg wdlDg to Ignite, an tmpatimt man wbO wBntl to do the right thing, but am't 'wait f« the right mcwnent Wlllon'I mpt· minute.·~· wbkti dlmu- .. the ftnt ad • ~ J'm· dered. an hoDmt 'emmt of a man on the bdil Of taltiiidiiiOd who's battling inf~ add lelf-doubt Also engaging ii Sarah Url· arte'I Julie, a reticent waif who blooms under the harsh light of her husband's infamy. When she warbles ·u I Loved You .. in the opening scene, it's a beautifully realized moment, one of all too few this production offers. ' Sheay D. Boone is outstanding as Julie's -friend, Carrie, who chooses the path of righteousness, ~nsiblllty and a more bum.- drUm ma.rrtage to an ambitious fishennan. Boone is an invigorat· ing presence. The one·sour note in the show, however, is Sean Palmer as Boone's suitor' and ...... b .... nd Palmer bu bee directed to ovs- play bis~ cbaracter to ' the ~ that be r11mbks 1Vw aggraVdiig Ulbl. ~-IOlld dtiwa's~, llebecca ~--... u June .. Aunt Nem. clllplays a ~ rich ~ a blllC requirement for the K1l'9ll who will sing •You'll Never Walk Alone." ~ Rk:kaby Is a COO· vindng scuzzball u Billy's Jarce.. · DOUI friend. Jigger, while Patrid.a Hodges makes a marvelous Mrs. MuWn, the randy carousel owner with the bots for Billy. 9n opening night, undentudy Heather McFadden stepped in and delivered a superlative per· formance as Billy's daughter, Louise. •Carousel• is a visual and vocal delight in its latest incarna· tion, despite some elements that seem a bit musty. JACKshrimp · 2400 W. Coast Highway 361 FOf8St Ave. Newport Beach Laguna Beach (7141 110 1177 (7141 371 8982 t-+--.,,.,.~~""'4 - Patrick WUlaD M'M""" Sarah tJrtmte In ·c.......a· at .. Onage Couty PerfOf'.111,lng Arts Center. .~~ J f.1-.. ;-~ • LJ tutt/-r~jA_utumn • • are faCCinf ~ • startin9 • Saturday ua~~~) Sept.21 1'120-0 ~--~>«. $ H~1CA.,u,z7 11~·"45·91'/0 floursi Cfur-Cfrl 11 -6 Sat. 10-6 Sun Shed Fat am/, Shed Excuses! ----------------4--~ D ets Don't Work but Body Wise Does! Build a better body with 22nd Century Products! Your passport to healthier living and freedom from fat. Call Today 644-8464 E>INrtJER SUNDAY -HURSDAY 5;00 T04+.00 pm SEAFOOD RESTAURANT & OYSTER BAR SERVING LUN CH AND DINNER 630 LIDO PARK DR IVE. NEWPORT BEACH Tense thriller creates ,._..,.,.pks of suspense. dasslc novel, •1.ard of the Flies,. dealt with shtp· wrecked cbildren who ~deteriorate to a savage ·~ cince they are removed from ~ comtraintJ of .civilization. !"!be 1Hggel' Effect• is an adult, ~ venion at this theme, sbowJng wnat ordinary people might do wheh confronted with the collapse of the normal -restfaints on our behavior in a ailis situation. The •trtgger• is a ~blackout of the electric sys- tem that renders all modem con- veniences inoperable. Kyle MacLaCblan and Elisa- beth Shue are convind.ng as a An Un~ ~ LUNCH• DINNER CA'IERING•TAKEOUf BUVONE ENTRff RECEIVE 50"/o OFF SECOND Entrte of equal or lesser value. M~ prcsenl coupon. ,.,.in1.w ~tAt)' 9Cl,,s~ 9UY. M.LL .__, ~. TGV11 A M:a99CJN•8, llTC. I BM "=.i' .... (9' IW Mer) .......... 0... ..._ (1141 n1·7aU White fish served on a soft com tortilla wjth our ·spec1ar white sauce. cabbage. cheese. ....-----··-----' I I I I ,\ 111i i1111 ( )ut et ""-- JUST ARRIVED! • Casual denim, rag, leather, hooked and chenille rugs. • More.Tibetan rugs. HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St, Costa Mesa SATURDAY, SEPTtMIEJt 14. 19'6 Tie premise of "What hap- pens in an upscale urban neighborhood when there ROSEY'S AUTO BODY ~UWSIATIS You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR FAC/UTY Fiii M,.. & .....,. Al C..-M wn- 642-4522 121 l14.str11I W1y • C11t1 M111 .. •'The VOLWf1&lt Dl•CIORY runs oeriodblly In the Daily Piiot. if you'd like lnfonNtlon on getting "J041I otp- • Madon listed. call 642-4321, Ext. 132. . :RllENl)S OF COSTA MESA l9ARY : 1be Prleftds ol tbe Costa Me:s4 1Ubra.ry need volunteers. For lnlonna· :tion, call the library, 646-8845. . :RJUuFEaua ; Volunteers n~ed for fun and ful-6 •filling activities for entertainment and . :mfonnation events benefitting abused •children and other Orange County ~ties. caJJ John Adams at 640- :0355. I ;GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of Orange County '.need volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, serve on speoaJ committees and give lectures, demonstrabons or classes. For ullonnation, call 979-7900. 'GtRlS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY ' Gttls Inc offers educational and ennchment opportunities for gttls and boys. Volunteers are needed For more . . ~~ GlASS MOUNTAIN INC. Voh.lftt8erl are needed to US dis· a.bled adults wbo meet monthly for educational. entert.linment and IOdal pwposes. For information. call ns-3'' 1. KAR80R AREA a HUNT1NGTON VAUEY ~LT CARE CENTERS This organization is committed to ottering community based long range t'rm care programs in a therapeutic enrironment structured to meet the needs of functionally-impaired older adults and provide respite and support- ive services to their families. The main office at 661 W. Hamilton, Costa Mesa needs qualified volunteer receptionists. Volunteers will receive training on tele-- phones, copying. filing and assist the secretary with special events. Call 548- 9331between9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. for additioruO infonnation. HERITAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY Volunteers are needed for an auxil- iary support group being formed by Heritage House. a non-profit substance abuse recovery home for pregnant and parenting women and their children In Costa Mesa. For more Information, call "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-M ADE NEW FuRNITURE • DRAPERIES Factory & Showroom 1998 H arbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ' WITH P'llll(;t!AK OI IOlH 'AMIC6~ j PROGRAM ~ ADVANTAGE 1 I 6 MONTH ORAL SUPPLY 1 4 MONTl:f TOPICAL SUPPLY I I 1 (For anunals und~r 55 lb~) 1 On/11 $27 : ._ On/11 s27 : L-----~-------------~------~ ~ F~[~-~ BRISTOL VETERINARY CLINIC 3713 S. BRISTOL ST. (~ S..nfl""'" d-MuArthwr, J•m N•nh •/South C..Ut pt,,u volunteer di~ HIGH HOftS HEAD UMY PltOGMM Tbe High Hopes Head Injury Pro- gram's Rea C.Oter In co.I.a M-. a. non·Pf'Ofit organizatklrl MMDg tbe needs of heed-injured adUlts and their famllles, is seeking volunteers. For in.formation. call 646-7458. HOAG SEEKS VOLUNTEERS Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyter· lanlis In need ol volun~ Jo ~ lo various areas. Some weekends,and evenings are avallable. Call the Hoag Auxillary Office. 760-2264 between the hours of 9 a.ui. and 12 noon Monday through Friday for an application and information. NosPtcE FAMILY CARE · Hospice Family care is seeking people to help with errands, visits and companionship to terminally ill patients and their families. U you are available 2 to 4 bows a week, call for free hospice training. For lnlormation. call Lany Mariotti at 730-1114. INTERFAITH COUNOL The Newport-Mesa-1.rvine Interfaith JWENLE~ FOUNDATION lfiW110NAI. Thil J\lwnlle Diabem PouDdatJoo IDlel'GadoMJ. Orecpl C:oaalJ'~ is seeking volu.ntees:s to .... Oft its golf '°"'1Dament c:ommlU. and for data entry. Also a pubUc 1'.91atlonl intern Is needed. For Information on lhl9M and other opportunities, call Lee Powell at 553--0363. KIDS CANaR CONNECTION . The Kids Canoer Connedion .. ded- loated to the emOuonal. ed~tiooal and ftnandal needl ot dl1ldreo at.fticted with cancer. Volunteers are needed. For information, call 85t-n74. MAROf OF DIMES The March ot Dimes omoe lo New· port Beacb needs volunteers to coordi· nate and Index reeouroe files and create a master 6llng system ot ln.fonna.lion and referral sources. This agency, dedicated to preventing birtb defects, also needs front oftice aslst4nts. Orientation is . ed. Inf call 263-1100. Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or .. ....., __,a...."°' . tor only s49900 UPT03MOS. Uc# 649491 SAME AS CASH 0.A.C Commercial• Rnldentlal S.ltltl • SMvlce Full hoe of Wool. Woven Axmlnater & Sisal C8rpeting Available 1904 Harllor lloulevard • eo.ta ..... N.E. Comer of llmttor & 19111 Street r------~----------------~----, I ,. · I I ., *· I I: VI: * I I DE:T'Alt.ING I 1 J 645 SuJHH:ior AY9 • Costa MetG I $ 574--7474 · I HAND CAR WASH UPON• I I I I _11A51'11l ~ Tbe perro1m1ng.,.. ~aoa Medi "1m• ... for ctllJIP"*' ~ ticketing, filing and baMHng pbcnjs. For Information, CAil 556-6262. MUSCUtAlt DYSTROPHY ASSOOA110N A9llst the MIUCUla.r l>yltrophy Asiiodatloa ol Orange County staff at tlletr •Biker Bub" event on July 26. Volunteer help ts needed with reglatra· t1on, rafOe ticket sales, drink and food booths, coat cbedc. roving ticket sales or as a money handler. 1Wo houri of trai.Dl.ng ppor to the event w.ill be pro- vided. Call Diana. Cheek at 550-0161. NA110NAL CAT PROTECTION · SOOETY The non-profit society ftnds loving homes for owner-rel.inqu.lshed cets and kittens and m.a.intaiDs a retirement cen- ter for older cats. Volunteers are need- ed to brush the cats and ·ve thein a lit· I ... tie estn n.c. For more tnronnetioo. • cd 650-l232. NEW DlllCTIONS fOA WOMEN INC. Tbe non-praat 1econ1 'I <.wfor adult women witb alcohol and otb« cbemlctl depeadeodes ... voWD· &een. CaU-548-~ betWMD 10 a.m.., and 6 p.m. ~ aall JoY at 5'8-8754. Nl'WPOlll' IEAOt COM arNCE AND YISITOIS' WAU The Newport 8Mch Confenmoe and V\slton ~is dedklated to the promotion of the dty to potential vtal- ton. U you have extensive knowledge ol Newport Beach and would like to volunteer, call 722· 1611. NEWPORJ.MESA SCHOOL FOUNDATION The Newport-Mesa Schools Poun· dation Is looking for vohmteen to help with fundraising efforts, spea1"ng opportunities, public evenls and ocat· siooal mfice wort. ~ is.non-prot- lt organization that raises funds to help with the education ot children in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. 1b volunteer call 631-41•3. Costa ?rltsa Citlic Pfagfroust ~"-.. ,, LA ~A11eAA PICnKIDIY R,iJt 9to,,.,,ft.iHS llllffiD IY .lttrry Vl'ittt-' · Sept•nber 12 • Odober 13 llumts. ftGrts en! 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Specials Also Available .a Flin. 10/10198 • NO CROWDS. NO LINES, NO KIDDING I ~· .. STIVIAJONIMMCHISI I Call 631-3623 ~!i~-t~r-'!T2rl""n1'"1ll~allnr---t-t1~.~~0~Pn,friNu-.T,-.D~:A~Y.~S~Alij'1flilrifr.Kw-·-~~-~.~.-.~Z111rII"~~~·-l-~America~.~n;H;~~rtMAssociation~~.~.:bU:.mNe1~w~ipoi~rt~/~M~esa~/~trvi.--.ne-OMsion__:_.-.~~~~0 -~ L------------~---------....,----~ jJ_ ~:=::::~i~:~~=tthe T YEi'~'ry,M;~' reurement community and· ,bl:· ~~:A_ ;_.I; ;D the answer will be the setting and the people. · Evenings and weekends find many taking advantage of the area's diverse cultural and recreational offerings. Whether your tastes run to the South Coast Repertory, concerts, lectures at the university or shQpping, youlJ have ready access to the pastimes you enjoy most. You'll also have ready access to a remark.able group of neighbors. Rtsidenu arc friendly, wdkduc:atcd and widdy travekd. They1re not only intcrutlng, they're inrcte1tcd in the continuing adventure of life. Add our lovely acc.ommodations and thttt leVds of care, and you'll understand why du. iJ rhc ideil location for the best years '?f your life. To And out mott, writ or call J ·800-278-8898. s~~~c!!..mt · ~~~~with :m."*llllQIJINllt. DCettlOOIOl267 •DK. --===~otu&,:r:,:•,_...,._, ... :...... -:r'... ,,.,:::::::r=. _,..._.......... .·'·-r:t-~~..._.... --- forum. .... gains EXPERIENCE Some 20 yean ego, 11 New- port Beach fireflghten jcmed up with the department u eager rookies. today, those same 11 remain a solid eddltion to the town'• veteran force, a combined 220 years experience between them. FAITH IN MAN Paul Hill by bis own admis- sion is not .a religious man. But it WU all be could take when he drove by St Joacbim Catholic ChW'Ch and saw van- with graffiti. Hill. a general contractor, decided to repaint ! the .church himself. 1,,:::·:. w~1::!~~ High water polo coach John Vargas who was chosen to lead the U.S. men's water polo team. ·i,,':. Choosing Vargas is yet another tribute to the powerhouse sta- ~C MA.Rn.. I DAl.Y fl.OT Paul Fratlello found an errant goU ball In the backseat of his car. He also found one of the back windows missing. FORE. I tus of local high school water polo. GOOD EXAMPLES Local school administrators are alarmed, but not surprised, by a recent survey that showed many parents actually expect their children to use drugs at some point in their lives. And r.---+-w'llM'~maJly-eisturbin .. . I I many parents don't seemed too losses ----; concerned about it. PEAa AND QUIET Residents near the Costa Mesa Golf Course say they are tired of ducking those way- ward little white balls that come whizzing oft the links and into their neighborhood. SANDY FUN Has SeaFest gotten so big that there's no room for the long-standing beach sand cas- tle contest? Hopefully not. But while the SeaFest event itself is strong as ever, intereSt in building the elaborate sand castles 5ee1J1S to be waning. best of the readers hotline l 1 j ~ Water polo coach John Vargu Ncohol has no place in school • I I I am the parent of a recently graduated Estancia senior. I am outraged by this lawsuit. -·--..AJl--=Sfu~dents k:nQw the-rule. I~ J>9Sted in every classroom at all the schools. I am outraged by the com- ment that all students drink or all athlete's drink. Let me assure you they do not. This student is ·Uhder age, knew the rules and vJas willing to break the rules •. showed up at school obviously intoxicated and now expects the school to just ignore it. The father is mad at the wrong people. The father should be angry with his child. If she blew her chance for a college scholarship that's her problem tbe scbool'.s or the~ board's. Instead of taking the school .his child in an alcohol education program to learn about the dan- gen; of drinking and obviously driving to get to a school dance. for upholding a long-standing policy that all students know about. I think the no tolerance is a lit- tle too tough. I think~ ls part of the high school • ence. I graduated from Estancia High School and I had friends that were moved for the same reuom. And because of that they lolt out on a good part of their education. [ believe there lboulcl be IOIDe type ol pwlllb- ment or eooteqUMK'9 for drlnk- tng, boweiver, b.mg apelJed or · t:nmlferred •• llttle too ltlfl. JOHNLIM.D COltaMMA Tbe OOO"IMDt in the paper that ltudent attme. ddDk·aD the -. and e¥wybody a.owa 11 liDdl a m-•ge to tbe ~ lllaet tt ii OK to 1nik tbe Nll9. No makwbat tbe • ar tbe ldlKtklD ID Ille, JOU bNlk .. .... you,_., .. .......__.~ . ·..,,.:.,,.· . fr t • I ' This child needs to be removed from her high school. BAU MAYES Newport Beach I think that is fine. If she wants to drink a ~and stay home, and her father wants to condone that, that's fine, but she knew before she had that beer, before she went to that dance that she should not do that. on campus with any ~d of drugs or alcohol then she too would be suspended. So he had to sign 'SO!llething-knewing-that, that is what it was. I can't even widerstand that he could file a suit. I think it is the only way to try to help these kids to stay off drugs and alcohol at least unW they are older. GAYLE GARDNER Costa Mesa reader reaction was drunk and then one or two or more of the kids taat were in the car have been killed or seri- mlS!yinjured. It is absolutely ridiculous that this father is saying in effect not my girl. not my'daughter. It is a typical mind set that parents have. Th.at their child is OK. Everybody should be punished but not their own. So I believe in absolute zero tolerance. And th~ father ought to with- draw his lawsuit and just partici- pate with the school and take care of bis kids. Experts all agree nationwide that alcohol and mar- ijuana are referred to as gateway drugs because ~ey are the hard drugs. lf this gal only had one beer, it ' school with beer on her breath during a school function. And that is out of line and out of place. Zero tolerance should ' y con - ued by the local school distrlct. EDWAJU> POOLE Newport Beach I am a teacher in Newport Harbor High School in Newport Bee.ch. As a teacher ol high school studentl in the Lut four yean, I have seen an inaeuing attitude among parents and teacbm'I alike that tobaooo, alco- hol and drug u.e 11 an expected pbue ol edol11 cenoe. Yet by tollndng tldl per- celved right ol p·m1gir we are ..,,ting tbe m~1ge to ltudeotl that this 11 ~ bebaW>r. We u a eodMy will ultimatliily pay tbie price fO( tbl9 enw In thlnldng. I feel an 1111atlill IDiy fol~ .. ii to addrw opmly wl hnklytbe--w:I~ IUIJOUDdlDg ... « .. wtlb ..., cbUdia. ADd ~ plKing dw~afb9bmar m dMr C>Cm9ll'--a1 ...... blibPtoilD•mudaof•"IP" . pwllte lllld Cllmg e SSW' M Ill lh ......... job•tMdl· ..... c11111 ...... ..eta .-..w1am111b9wlll ... ................. ~ tblllldo.boasscllla.llill · ..., .............. _ us Jd!Mlf ........ . .IUUIMt&• p .......... Celebrating the birth · of our Constitution O:a;~;;,~ei;;..·se;. 17 1 1787, 38 JDell signed the document tbat gave birth to the world's greatest and most succeaful ~tin republican government. 1be Federal Ccmven.tion, convened of delegates from 12 original colonies (Rhode llland refused to attend), spent a swelteringly bot summer ham- mering out a constitutiooal framework for America while battling the city's notorious black flies. 1be colonies ~d just fought a successful war against the mother country, England. Thir- teen independent and sover- eign states (all considered themselves as different from one another as foreign coun- tries, but still enjoyed a com- mon heritage and a common enemy) banded together under the aegis of the Articles of Con- federation to administer the war effort. This arrangement was workable so long as the war progressed, but its inade- quades became even more evident as the Continental Congress attempted to admin- ister the peace. One of the defidendes borne out by the articles was the inability of Congress to finance the war effort and retire war debts. Any action iequired unanimous approval of the 13 states, and even then. Congress lacked the ability to enforce its dedslons. the young nation's obligations and threatened its newly- gained independence. Particularly galling to Gen- eral George Washington WU Congress' inability to equip properly, feed. and pay the tIOops. On more than one occasion. be had to bead off near-mutinies. Govemment-malri~ was not an easy or agreMh task. James MadiscJo and the Vir- ginia.delegation. which aaivec1 three weeks before a quorum fanned. presented their design to the a.csembled convention. Although significantly modi- fied that plan steered the debate and fom1ed the buts ol the final product. 1be delegates could not have been more different frmn one another when it came to backgrounds, but as a group they comprised a fair reflection of the budding nation. There were the big states and small states, north and south, slave ownen;, abolitionists, immi- grants, natives, lawyers, mer- cbants, doctors, plantation owners, the wealthy, the mod- est, the aristocratic. the com· mon and some military men. Although the delegates age was .C3, skewed by voluble 81-year-old Benjamin Pnmklin Ma.son and George Wythe . Madison was 36, Hamiltm, 30), many had wide and long political experience. Some respect for the ugcbeclred I ~ ol government. Tbe • T • -~-t •· framen wanted to emure such , .~ I a tyranny would never again " c occur on the soil of the new United States of America. :: : Some delegates suppoeed the government lbould be Uin " to a connnonweelth ol sovw-., eign states. Otben thought a strong central government held the key to sucxiea. .; ' But all believed that what-" ever form the government would ultimately take, it would john hedg~ protect the tniedoms of its dti-• zens while it derived its authority from them. These delegates, these founding fathers, feared the loss of liberty for which they had already shed blood. Preservation ol revolutionary • principles was b:y far the dmD-: ' nanttheme. 1be delegates ~ .COil;-• recomidered, debated, and vOted again .. Many times a ~was made, only to be r changed the next day. More than once <lurlng the COllYell· ti.on. states threatened to pull out, jeopa.rdtziDg 1be ~ and, u it turned out, bistorf. Amoopng press and'" cmi-, OUI pubtic required tbe • windows ol the eut chamber ol mdepeMenoe HaD remain shut tbrougbout the day. RJliQg tem~rur. man_y times ccmtrlbuted to . . tan- pen. Anally, these ~bie men rw:bed agreement. Madi9oo WU dllappoiDted the comention did not adopt 8Cm&G bis-mmHmpoltaDl- ideu, but he nevertheless signed the final work. Along with Alexander Hamilton ol New York and John Jay, Madison became Publius, the pen name author- ing the Federalist Papen defending the new Comtitu- tloh. There wu some grumhltng that the federal convention bad greatly overstepped ill authmi- ty in drafting this comtitutkm.. It was more than a revilicao tl was an entirely new form ol government. 1 i - , CONTINUED FROM A 1 Wolle grew up as Amy Mihalko just two blocks from Mariners in Dover Shores. She . , graduated from Newport Har- bor High School in 1989 and knew she wanted to become a teache r. ' she skipped on the walkways. The school may have been painted and portable classrooms may have been added, but sixth-grade students are still getting "dings" in their note- books for misbehavior. #It's weird to see everything in a different perspective,"· she CALL FOR QUOTES Effect ive • Kno wledgeable • Friendly I ~ c..-0 ./ \ '...) r , RABBITT INSURANCE 441 Old Newport Blvd. • Newport Beach I nrar Hoag Ho,p11 .. 11 631-7740 ~ JOHn LEonnRD'S e OL P e M O P te1m. ~ ..... b - WoUe's coWGl'bn bldadeller dJEOlgrade t,acher. ·DON LEACH/ OAILY Pl.OT A large group of her elemen- tary school friends still keep in touch and several have married and moved inside Mariners' attendance bowidary. "Many of them are starting to have ·babies, and I just smile when I think I might be able to teach them," she said. .. ~NaUve~ ~~DD TM NMlft Staadent OrganiMtkm QI OCC will lpomor both an Nattve American Indian S)'JllP.)lium and C:XX:'s fifth annu· al Pow Wow • The~ wdl be ottered Native AiDerican danc.w, songs, food, arts and crafts in this event. There also will be lectures throughout the day. Those include IUbjectl o.n Memcu lndi· ans, Native American arcbitec- court's ptestding judge saying it would not be appropriate for .him . to bear the cue. Furthering a poteJltial conflict 1s Ja1Me00'1 aoqualntanoe with Jennlfen father, Harbor. Munid- McCartin. •He decided it was not appro- priate for him to hear the case,• said the McCartins' attorney, David G. Epstein. •While he' might not have been required to do it, he thought it best to enor on tbe side of caution." The case• was assigned to another judge and postponed until Wednesd.ay. l When akecl wta.tber the court could find any judga ill Orange County who doem't know ~ or his father, a former Superior Court judge, Epstein said that ii not the point •(Mc(;artin) is a~· in a dif- ferent court.• be said. ~1 think the fact that a judge knows~ doesn't relate to the judgil'I per- formance of his office. take it in Orange County, we'll go to L.A .•· Newport-Mesa Unified Super- intendent Mac Bernd said he is not worried about future conflict of interelts wi\h other Superior Court judges. •1 believe that our judges are very fair, and I think that any judge who doesn't believe they could be impartial would recuse .. iJ •"' .. .. themselves,• be said. The McCarUn cue, tbie tint in • which a penmt bu challenged " the district'I zero toJenmce policy, bas sparked a local cootroYeny. Many community residents support the policy, wbidl caDa for -on the fint ofteme -a\lb:natic tramrer al ltudm* ..... either with dNgl m aloahai or mdlr the : influence of drugs or alcohol at But 101D8 believe the policy is too hanh, potentially changing • the course ol a teen's life because - of one inddent. The case does have some wgenct .. School ,began Tuesday, but Epitein wouldn't say whether Jennifer is attending classes at her assigned school, Newport · Harbor High. James E. Fulton Jr. M.D. Ph.D FULTON SKIN INSTITUTE LASER CENTER OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA YOllA.slfti Us Let us SHOW you how you would look with any change you can Inlagine. Our lmager ls the perfect communication tool. We con alter most faces and bodies.to look lust the way you like. Our experts cnn TEL( you what It would entail to get your face and body the best they con be! IYE·CLOSlll Shadowlands at Westminster Bozing Clab Sunday , , e Site: s.nta Ana Bowl I : • Sltumllan: Nonleague Opener : for both teams : r: • .........: Saddlebadc. by 7 : ." • Dlledloaw: North on falrview : , l to Civic Center Drive (fomW1Y 8th : St.) Jn Santa Ana, tum rig~ ~ .. .:. I ' ... Stadium located at Flower and . : CMc Center Drive. : charlie · brande How they're . doing , , -•Local volleyball products are spread out across the nation ... and doing well. : MARC MAR™ I DALY Pl.OT •• : Newport Harbor's Danny Pulido (23) puts the wraps on Orange quarterback James Starr for a sack. . .. I 'I ,, .. . ,, , ~ M any of the former high : : school girls' volleyball ; , standouts are : # ~ continuing their success at the : 1 college level. It's always : -tot .in~~g to ~bo~ these . : ~ playe« ate doing' and Where • : • · ~ they are playing. : Corona del Mar's Kim : Coleman begiDs her ju,nior year : :.S at UCLA as their starting setter. : ~ While she has come off of the ; ; bench for much of her first two : ~ : seasons; she won the starting : • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • urtng summer : workouts. : After suffering two early : season losses to Louisville and ; top-ranked Hawaii, the Bruins ; are rolling along quite well now. : Kristen Campbell, who along : with Coleman led CdM to con-: secutive state championships in : 1991 and '92, returns for her : junior year at Duke University. : She is the team leader and : has set every game at Dulce : since she set foot on the campus. : Losing to highly-ranked Texas : and Florida, the Blue Devils : seem on their way to a : successful season. : very uentt ; member of the CdM state ; - Costa Mesa's 42-year-old John O'Brien comes out of retirement for a new challenge-against 12-year-old Ray Ramos in undercard at Westminster Boxing Club Sunday. · By Richard Dunn. Dalt Pilot W elterweight John O'Brien, who retired from boxing after winning his only prolealonel fight, then feh fortunate to w.alk out ot the ring under hill own power, is at it again. This time, the 42·yeer.old COiia Mesa resident will fight a 72-year-old Long Beach man in the UDderc4rd of Sunday's five-bout exhibition at the w~ 8oxing Cub that will fee.lure the return ol former welterweight wortd ctunzlpinn Carlos Palomino to the ring . Palomino, world dlllropton ftom 19'16 through 1979, is beginning a profeMiooal coroebeck and will be Joined in the uhibition by O'Brien and bis foe, Ray .Ramot, ~Gerrie Coetzee and Michael White (64oot·10) and l»ntam.Might Johnny Vasquez . Rarool, 72, never fougbt protemonany, but stays in good shape by ntnning and shadow boxtng wit!I hwo-pound weJghts In each hand · •He also eats a lot at vegetablal and puta. that'• bis seaet. • said O'lhten, who will face Ramos in a four-round bout. . Ht>:'\ I'\.<, QUOTE OF THI DAY -nu. wUl be 0 battle betwMI tour~ and tlN world• brlglrt,#l !JO'llll an ... · -100RNAMI!N1' OIAIRMAN ROBYN MY 8 Panthers unravels quickly against Newport as Sailors show weapons in every direction from start to finish in nonleague runaway victory at home. ball team lingered through on all of those.• The Sailors' offenstve effiden- cy, in fact, improved as the night went on, with scoring drives of five, six, four, six. three, two and three plays. ·we had some question marks with inexperience up front, but I thought those guys pretty much came through on aJl ol those • • • II in its locker room well past the end of the 15-minute half- time intermission Friday night. And with what they were facing on the field against dominant host Newport Har- bor, it was easy to see why the Pan- thers were less than anxious to resume play. on the run anit the pass,• Brilikley said. "We ran ·the ball real etti~y and (senior quait_er- back Josiah) Fredri.ksen th?ew the ball well, too.• Behind 28-0 at halftime, as Newport scored on four of its five first-half possessions, the Pan- the rs then surrendered two more touchdowns in the first six min- utes of the third period as the Sailors cruised to a 48-14 non- league season-opening triumph that left Coach Jeff Brinkley beaming. ·we were ready to play,• said Brinkley, whose squad posted the second largest opening-night scoring output in the 66-year his- tory of the program (the 1949 Tars sted-St. Monica, 54 emphasized some keys to victory and we pretty much came The brilliant Newport debut of senior Costa Mesa High transfer by Ohrel (209 yords and two touchdowns on 13 carries all in the first three quarters) was another reason for BrtruQ~'s broad postgame smile. ·He was pretty unpressive, • Brinkley noted. · Impressive was not a bold enough word to describe New- port's eighth straight seas<>n- opening win, induding the last six over the Panthers (though last year's 20-7 Orange win was reversed by a forfeit). The Sailors sliced through the Panther defense for 320 rushing yards, 113 more passing yards 8 SEE NEWPORT PAGE 84 • • • • • • ------------: •SEE BOXING ~GE 84 Costa Mesa's John O'Brien (lelQ lpm'I wtlh '12-year-olcl by a._.• •SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE IM ! . r.----------------~--------~ : I I .-.--.---...,-....,.. ... .,...l"'K' ...... ";r,nlnl'..-.;.....,; ...... ~,...,rt---~ .... ~~ ................ r-T_.,.., ... k-4t--'11111~--' ...... ..,,......-~ ...... hfl~~~~~aim-~=-..J--1--------~-I-•· . • If • • •Eagles score three IDs on their first four series; Dawkins runs wild; but Estancia pulls in the reins. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot remembered for the team's biggest opener since 1989, when Estancia shut out Cos1a Mesa. 31..0. Estand4, which had a pair of shutouts last year, stopped Century's rushing attack, for- ced two quarter- bacb to run for their lives out of the pock- et and soored four Neb, two each by middle linebacker Mike Briano and defensive end Joe Amlyo •• EstaDda lol1ecl at the Santa An&Bowt. The~-· .. ,..., ..,..... ~ to('(C ..... id ~ two .,_ tart8,....Wdtba c.tunOm to GDly ........... dowM( .... ...,. •C-.,:lllM '° wta .. the ab:dh'' .............. .. fol tbe••tll1ta ..... ""' ... . tr\9tDllltyellr). .... ,..aq., ... ...,.. I ~. " ·IT· I I I I I I ' . .. ,.. j -~ Saddleback College's..heavy-duty Gauchos 1 c :bring their machine to Orange Coast tonight as l •·:~mmunity.college football season gets underway l ~ with 7 o'clock game against the underdog Bucs. 'I I t !·~ Qy Jim Walters. Daily Pilot : I ·t.. . . ~ L COSTA MESA -· Gauchos . , ' . , : op the Pampas of South Amer-. ! ~ ' ic;:a keep unruly cattle in line : · With the us~ of a bola ..--a rope • that has two rounded stones h ;ahached at either end. l By holding the middle of the : ;'rope, these modem-day cow-t _ boys can twirl the bola with the 1 ; ~ f~rocity of a buzz saw. . 1 The clacking noise of the t , I . 1 '. .of swirling angles, is usually ~ :-enough to scare even the · : · : heartiest animal into making a BILL WORKMAN •• : .. ~ d~sired directional change. If •: not, the gaucho throws the bola : : • i;tl a steer's feet, bringing it : .. down in a heap. load should fall on the shoul- 1: Like their South American ders ol William League. : namesakes, the Saddleback Ironically, League was • College Gaucho football team injured in the first quarter of l has the ability to attack from a last season's game with Sad-. l variety of angles, throwing dleback. He missed most of the -opponents into a stupor similar game and part of the next, to those steers living below the k-eeping him from toppµtg the qorder. benchmark of 1,000 yards. He .--Sad d I e -finished with 931. ; back, whlch "My goal this season is to won the reach 1,000 yards, H League . M i s s i o n said during a recent practice. Conference "I'm looking forward to play- C e n t r a 1 ing Saddleback. I didn't really ' Division and get to play them last year and I -capped the want to see how I do against ' season with them.• a victory in Saddleback transfer Chad the Orange Collins will get the starting nod C o u n t y at quarterback for the Pirates. S i m p I e League He didn't play last season, but DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Receiver Marquis Batlle (above), quarterback Chad Collins form a passing com bination which carries a lot of the Pl.rates' hopes. •J.R. Walzhopesio start something new today when he and his Holy Cross teammates try to tum the tide agaihst Massachusetts. he Holy Cross Crusa. ders will be starting their second 100 years of football Saturday when. they square off at home against the University' of Massachusetts. The series between these two , teams dates back to 1897 - a - : Holy Cross win. The CruSa.ders : hold a 21-19-5 overall edge, but : UMass has won the past four ·• years, including a crushing 51-0 : thumping last season. : Junior running back J.R. Walz : will again be looked.at to be a • force in the Crusader backfield I after he, and the team, both . suffered through sub-par seasons. The Crusaders went 2-9, managing their second win in the season finale wben Walz caught fire and rushed for 172 yards and two touchdowns -the 10th best ind.ivi~ual rushing performance since Holy Cross joined Division 1-AA. He·finished the season with 520 yards and three touchdowns, far short of th.e 720-yard, seven-touchdown effort that landed Walz Patriot League Co-Roo)pe of the Year honors two seasons ago. jim waiters All-Westem Athletic Conference sel~ons from 1995 were . 1 servmg one-game suspensions for NCAA rules violations. Wide receiver Az Hakim picked up the slack. catching six Blanton passes for a career-high 174 yards and one touchdown. Backup running back Justin Watson filled in admirably for Rogers, amassing 113 yards on the ground and scoring two touchdowns. Rogers, Blackwell and Parker will be back this week when the Aztecs head north to take on UC-Berkeley . Blanton and his cohorts beat the Golden Bears, 33-9, last season in San Diego, but will be attempting to buck the series trend with a ~ this Saturday. While the Aztecs bold a 3-2 edge in the overall series, neither team has ever won on the road·. 0 Newport Harbor High product Sara Fairborn is , G r e e n he knows the Gaucho system --~~}~~~1S--iilgilllll-.UUw:c::>nterenoe-+~w~ell~.~H~e~'Mll~be~~b~a~ck~ed~~u~bQy__f favorite. freshman John Frank. Both '111e Crusaders will be starting their second century under who comes to the program after six years at Boston University. emer as one of the stars on the women's volleyball team at Georgetown. The Gauchos will have most threw touchdown passes in the of its big guns back from an 8-Santa M<mica scrimmage. 3 squad, as the Pirates will find Another former Saddleback out Saturday night at LeBard qb, John Carr, will ~o be in Stadium when the two teams the Pirate starting lineup, but clash in their season-opener. at linebacker. He opened the ,.Kickoff is set for 7 o'cll '95 season as the Saddleback . • While Saddleback been signal caller. ·· l~bbed to win the co ence Workman, and his coaching 'a~ain this season, OC (4-6) staff, spent Saturday going will be coming in off its second over films of Saddleback's straight losing year. Last sea-scrimmage with LA Southwest son, the Gauchos handed the College. Pirates their most lopsided loss, "They're good, no question 41 -10, in the 10-year series about that,• Workman said. since Bill Workman has be-en The Gauchos are led by An- the OCC head coach. Work-State quarterback Justin Ved- man still holds a 6-4 edge over-der who threw for 2,226 yards all. and -13-teuehdowns-as-a-fr~ "We have to play them man. sometime,· Workman said Freshman running back . philosophically about drawing Brendan McGraw has a Saddleback for the opener. "It chance to be a great one, , might as well be the first according to Workman. He'll 1 game." join returners Enrico Bozman : The Pirates' star-studded (284 yards and one touchdown) : backfield will be without tail-and Mark Reynosa (249 yards : : back Chet· Walker, who is still and three touchdowns) in the : hurting from a shoulder blade backfield. : and neck injury suffered in the Vedder's leading receivers 1 scrimmage with Santa Monica are Pete Campbell (34 catches : College. Fullback Mike Free-for 393 yards and three TD's) l man. who in Wednesday's and Adam Roman (22 catches : practice re-injured the ankle for 248 yards and three TD's). : ' t.l_lat kept him out of the open-OCC counters with fresh- m scnnuna e is a estion man Mar ·s Battle and mark for today. sophomore James Maldonado With Freeman and Walker ~ho have one collegiate recep- 08 RB 'FB WR WR TE c ' "I I . \ H I I· f{ ~ DEffNSI 69 Mark Mollner, 6-5, 230, So. 58 Scott Gray, 6-3, 215, Ft. 62 Brandon Wilson. 6-2, 2501 So. 66 Justin Emet. 6-2. 280. So. 38 George Uoam. 6-t 190, Fr. 11 Jeff Carr. 6-2, 220, So. SO DCIVe Brown, 6-0, 230, Ff. 8 Craig Hosse, 6-1, 190, So. 11 John Hlf'Car, s:I, 111C), So. 29 Jeff Mocny. 6-0, 190, So. I I.. I _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ J B R IEFLY More than likely, Allen will have to wait until next week for his first victory when the Crusaders travel to hapless Colgate. 0 San Diego State's Billy Blanton came away the winner· in his quarterback showdown with Idaho's Ryan Fien. Fien, who came into the · Aztecs' home opener as the Division I-A total offense leader, was intercepted four times, lead- ing to 16 Aztec points, in a 4Q-21 San Diego State win. Blanton, from Costa Mesa, touchdown despite being minus Heisman 'Irophy hopeful running back George Rogers, wide receiver Will Blackwell. Defensive back-Rieley Parker also missed the game. Fairborn, a sqphomore outside hitter, is the current le&.der with 60 kills for a 6-2 Hoyas. She had 67 kills coming off the bench her freshman season. Fairborn had a team-leading 12 kills in an early-season 15-11. 15-9, 15-5 victory over the hdst team at the Virginia Tech Tournament. Fairborn was co-captain for the Sailor team that finished the 1994 season ranked No. 1 in the nation. She was named to CIF Division I State Playoffs All-Tournament squad as Newport Harbor claimed the CIF ·on Division I championship. She was also an Orange County All-Star that year. Fairborn also was member of the Sailors' 1992 CIF Southern Section Division ill champion. Four games at Costa Mesa High today . . COSTA MESA -Pop Warner football is an all-day affair today at Costa Mesa High for Costa Mesa teams. .... P OP WAR NER At 9 a.m.. it's the Cardinals (7 -8) vs. the Santa Margarita Gold- en Eagles; at 11 a.m. it's the Chiefs (Jr. Pee Wees, 9-1 O) against . ~ , . 12) against the Lakewood Longhorns; and at 3 p.m . it's the Cow: boys (12-13-14) against the Lakewood Lancers. I I I ( I I I "" ( I I ( ) ( ) I I { ' ) 't " \ "\. I ) ' I I I\ I " ( I\ ( ) ' ' ( ( ) I "\. I i \ .l Clinics, new le ague offered by the Balboa Bay Volleyball Club ~ : A pair of clinics and a high school boys volleyball league are being ottered by the Balboa Bay Volleyball Club, beginning later this month. The High School Leagu~.will hold games Wednesday nights at 6:30 and 7:30 at the .Newport Hifbor High girls gym from Sept. 25-Nov. 13. Team selections (all players must attend to insure a place in the !eague) are Sept. 22 at 6:~0 p .m. at the same site. Cost is $30 which includes a T-shirt. .);i'\ ' ' 'Fbe. High Sc~ool Clink, for all high school boys interested in prepanng for their spring season, will hold practices Sundays 10 a.m.- noon and Mondays 6-8 p.m. from Sept. 22-Nov. 10 at Newport'• girls gym. ~actices. will instruct players on passing, setting, serving, defense, spiking and bl~g. as well as team play. ·Cost is $95 per player. ,':Jibe 14-and-under boys clinic fQf boys grades 5-8 with an interest in ~b.tre club ~rtence or\ in learning the game, will bold pracUces S~day from noon-2 p.m. from Sept. 22-Nov. 17 at Newport's g1r11 ~-Cost is $75 per player. ~·All ~ should be made out to Balboa Say Volleyball Oub. Por information. phone Charti& Brande (723-0170) between 10 a.m.-2 p.m. F~ clinic for gltlS ·up 'to eighth-grade 'The Orange County Volleyball Club fall d1nic tor girls up to eighth grade will be held Sundays from Sept 22·0.C. t at Corona del Mar • High. Sessions for new playi.will be 1-3 p.m., with retWntng OCVBC 1 p14yers and invitees goin om 3-5 p.m . - : l -Cost is S10 and dinic 1Ds1ructors will teach buic fundamentals : 1inclltding passing, setting, digging, serving, blocking and spOdrig : i~pled With pl~y. , ; .J.'.~ clinic both teaches the game to those interested in learning and . i*J!n9, and is a vehicle to join the club volleyball program, a more , 1 ~approach to the gcune. ~ l for lnlonnation, phone the OCVBC Office (723-0170) from 10 a.m.· ; J2 p.m. 't c ,. I 1 ! ' I Women~ Wumarnent. promises tQ ~ .Oiie"/g • nue sponsor confirms the emergence of U.S. Women's Challenger in Newport Beach. Sept. 29-0ct. 6. By Rich.rd Dunn, Dal'lj Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Most ol the names will be unrecognizable· to the average sports fan. but Newport Beach doesn't care. It has its first women's profes- sional tennis tournament With a tiUe sponsor secured and the United States Tennis er behind the event, officials ol the inaugural Pacific Mutual U.S. Women's Challenger of Newport Beach are ecstatic about the prospects it could bring to the dty. In the same vein that golf's Toshiba Senior Oassic swept the city in March, officials believe the U.S. Women's C!tallenger of Newport Beach, which features young, up..and-comtng pros from 22 different countries, is alre4dy bringing community and club members together. · Robyn Ray, Director of Tennis at Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club, the event's host club, is negotiating with the Chamber ·of Commerce to allow banners to hang at entrances to the Newport Center, where the tennis facility is located. Ray is also the event's chairman. The $25,000 event. Sept. 29 through Oct. 6, landed a title sponsor last week. Some pro- ceeds of the tournament will ben- efit the Na~onal Dyslexia ese . Mutual has a base at the Newport Center. •There will be young ladies trying'to make it on the pro tour,• Ray said. •And our committee has done a great job, because we have all the tennis clubs helping us. It has kind of brought the ten- nis community together, so we're real exdted about that.• Jolene Watanabe of Arcadia. ranked Mth in the world in sin- gles, ls the top seed. •1t•s a high level of tennis, but they're not household names,• Ray said. Qualifying rounds begin Sept. 29, with the main draw slated to start Oct. 1. Matches begin each day at 10 a m There.Mil be fea- tured quarteifinals match Oct. .C at 1 p.m. Semifinals Oct. 5 start at 10 a.m., with the finals Oct. 6 beginning at noon. nckets are $5 for matches Oct. 2-.C, $8 for the semifinals Oct. 5 andSlOforthefinalsOct. 6. Tour- nament passes for the entire week are $25. 11ckets are avail- able at the host club. •This toumoment is not about money, it's about points," Ray said. •A player would have to win five satellite toum4ments to earn as many world-ranking points as they would get tor winning one Challenger Tournament. This will be a battle between tour veterans and world's brightest young stars." Corona del Mar High product Keri Phebus, the NCAA women's singles and doubles champion for UCLA in 1995, is scheduled to play in the qualifying. 1Ua Snyder, last year's U.S. Open Juniors champion, and UCLA's highly recruited fresh- man, Elizabeth Schmidt, will also play in the qualifying. Lanni Poturl, former No. 1 player at Stanford, and Jan Chi, former No. 1 player for U<;LA. are There are 14 players registered who played in this year's U.S. Open, including Watanabe, Poturt. Chi and Newport Beach's Debbie Graham. Matches ~ only be played at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club. With 60 world-class players competing from around the globe, the satel- lite event is expected to stay here for several years and pump thou- sands of dollars into the local economy. The event will also feature a clinic, a pro-am and a communi,. ty/players party Oct. 1. The clinic Sept. 28 is free for all sponsors and ~ns_!__the pro-am is SeJ>!:_ Those interested in getting involved should call Ray (640- -4000) or tournament director nm Sta.l14rd (512-288-2558). Wildcats makiri.g waves COSTA MESA -The newest edition to the Newport-Mesa Jr. All- Amerlcan Football League -the Jr. Clinic Wildcats (ages 7-8) - will be on the road this Saturday against the Huntington Beach Dol- phins. •This is the first time in about 10 years that we've been able to field a •1t•s a great age because they don't have enough body mass or velocity to hurt each other. It's the ultimate in safety. Some of the hel- mets llJ'e Bl!ger tban the pla.yen. • The Wlldcats are coochecl by Chril Fielder, who is well-known for his volunteer efforts In the community -espedally with the Red . e was through on the way to the Summer Games in Atlanta. •Chris is the perfect coach for this Jevel, • Rothwell said. •All the coaches say this team is the backbone of the program. If they have a good ez:perienoe they will stay through every level ol the program.• Jn other games this Saturday, the Th>jans wiD be at home against the Cerritos Hornets while the Irish boa the Anaheim Mighty Ma.11.ards. Both games will be at Bonita Creek with the 'Dojam opening at 11 a.m., folJ.o\ftd by tbe Idlh at 1 p.m. The Bruinl and the Buffaloes will travel to Cerritos for 1p.m.and3 p.m. lt4J'tl. respectiwly. The Buckeyea travel to Compton to face the Oilen for an 11 a.m. game. Eagles land hard at lrVine, ram 16-2 • ~ ~ ' 1 ·' . . ··- community college men's soccer DON UACH I DAl.Y Pit.OT Coast's Marcos Dlaz (rlght) collides with Mt. San Antonio College foe near the Pirates' goal. You serve • Orange Coast drops 2-0 decision to Mt. SAC in season opener Friday. By Jim Walters,, Daily Pilot ' COSTA MESA -Some of the inexperience showed through the cracks Friday as the Orange ~oast College men's soccer team dropped a 2-0 nonconfer- ence decision in their season- opener with Mt. San Antonio _Colleg The Pirates are on a youth movement this season with 15 freshmen on their 19-man ros- ter. "They're young and they're going to be some mistakes in the early going," said OCC Coach Laird Hayes, choosing to keep an even keel in spite of the loss. "We never get on players about physical mistakes,• he said. "It's the mental things that we tell them about when they keep doing it 100 times. •1 don't like losing but this is a developm~tal thing." Mauricio Claure have always treated the reseason as a time to iron out e ugs an prepare for a run at the Orange Empire Conference tiUe. In fact, Friday's game took on the air of a scrimmage as Clau- on the sideline, too, going over the fundamentals. Claure is a former Junior Olympian with the Bolivian National Team and Bovetas bas spent time playing pro soccer with the Splash and the Galaxy. "Me, I'm good at doing things like picking up the cor- ner stakes after the game. but they're both excellent teach- ers," Hayes said. ·we're going to be just fine." There were no drawn-out postgame speeches, with Clau- tast"telling-his chm ges. home, regroup, and come back Monday.• All that will change Oct. 8 when the Pirates open confer- ence play at home against Irvine Valley. "We haven't won the title since 1991," Hayes said. •we've been second every year since, but we want the champi- onship.• The Pirates would appear to have plenty of reason for opti- mism. Freshman Ryan Yurada, from Newport Harbor High, caught , ' •He was challenging on every play," Hayes said. •tte ' I ong tice Thursday. Freshman Johan Bjorkman from Vetlanda, Sweden, made his presence felt in the middle. On several oca.ssions, be was ·able to ffllnp above the fray in front of the Ml Sac. net and head passes with pin-point accuracy. The Pirates just could- n 't connect on this day. ·we had two good opportu- nities in the opening minutes, but couldn't put them away," Hayes said. ·vou know in this game, you have to finis&. it off hen-you-get-the-ehan~ Mt. Sac. scored the opening goal when Eric Wtlliam.s got behind the defenden on a breakaway. OCC goalie Byron Uvingston moved up to cut off the angle, but he backed off a little at impact and the ball skit- tered behind him. Williams kept C<UJllng and pushed a shot through the emp- ty net for the score with about 10 minutes left in the first half. The second goal came on a similar play as Marco Lopez got behind the defense on a break- away up the left side. He sto · ust outside the to of the box and lofted a t over Uvington's bead into the far former OCC player, shouted man Hayes is counting on. He and turned quickly with a shot instructions during play. Both missed Friday's game after hav-in traffic, but it sailed over the spent a lot of time with players ing bis toe stepped on in prac-net. • , . , SCCmentake • 2-0 win at Faf j West Classic CHICO-Chuy Miramontes and Hemy Lopez each scored OP.as Friday to lift the Southern ailifOr- nia College men's soccer team to a 2-0 win over San Frandso St. ip opening-day action of the Far West Classic. Miramontes scored an unas- sisted goal at the 16:•0 mark and Lopez scored« seconds into t1Ae second half to propel sec (3~1) into today's match with ~ttle Pacific, a 3-1 loser to host Chico St SCC in Bulldog finals R E D - LANDS -The Southern California College women's soccer team defeated Cal Bap~ Friday, 2-0, t? ad~ance Redlands Bulldog lnvitatio The Vanguards will meet Biola, a 1-0 winner over Redlands, tnday at noon tor the championship. After battling to a 0-0 tie thtough 90 minutes and a 15-minute over- time period. Katrina Bohn and Lori Van Herk each scored in the second overtime to lift sec. The Phen-Fen Diet Are There Safe And Effective Appetite Suppressants? e ()It> Q The :JJ1S1\t'f ii> 1~· I lo1w.cr rhe Ut'JI• mcn1 ol obe~m cir Jn n\·t-rne1~h11.liod1· oon also rNJurrt~ .rpprnprwc 1i1Cs11 ~ rh.ltl~ and Jn :r.d·,ldu:ilat\1 ph1'SIO:lr.· SUj)t/'\'IS<'d. 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Jennif• IUffered a seuoo...ndtng tnee inJury and wm not play um leUOll. C'he bu been burdened : ~gbout her career with : ~ injUrles, but this is the most serious. : Starting their sopbomc>le year in : I college are a very t.alented group of : players which include Newport • Harbor's Melissa Schutz, Misty May, Sara Pairbom and 1lna Bowman, as well as Courtney Owens, who attended Calvary Chapel. Melissa Schutz and Courtney Owens return at Colorado with great expectations for the upcoming: season. Melissa's freshman year : was cu' short with a knee injury, : but, thro b very hard work, she : seems to as ng as ever. will step right back into her role as Colorado's top middle blocker. While Courtney was used primarily as a backcourt player during her freshman year, she has played tremendously in the front row this year and is vying for a starting outside hitting position. • Last spring, she was used as a : setter and can play very well in that : spot. Colorado suffered an early : season loss to W15<:i0nsin, but the : Buffaloes have not lost since. ..... de ZJ, CAMll!f I ... ~--· Estwm ) 14 0 6 -27 CenturY o 0 0 O · O ...... OA& .. Est -o.wklnl 7 run <Mole .. kkk). 7:18. 5--'QIJ:l ... ' Est -Dawkins 1 run (Mokede k~. 10:23. l.~\ Est . Peny 1 tun (Mokede ~. 6:Q6. FourdlOAM Est -Perry 1 run Oddt fllAed>. 8.'03. Attendlince: 1,200 (estimlted}. IM)Ml)UM. ..... Est -~ 20-192; Mc>Qde, ,.56; T. Tanlelu. 7-36; Felbc, 7-'Z'l; A. TMielu. 1-8; Peny, M; Castellon, 2•S; Meyer. 1-4. Cen -O\avez. 2-37; c.... 7-29; Marin, 6-26; Gonzalez. 2-22; ~ 1-5; Moreno, 3-5; Qnllez. 1-for-minta-2; Perez. 10-tor.mnus-14. IM)Ml)UM. MSSING Est -Pwry. ().40, 0. Cen -Marin. 040, O; Perez. 2-4-1, 16. Est -none. Cen . Ramlfez. 2-16. GA.-STA1'151'1CS Est c.n First downs 18 7 Rushes-yardage 55-334 2&-127 P.sslng yardage 0 16 Passing o-4-0 2-8-1 Net return yardage* 12 4 Sades-yardage none 4-mln-25 Net yardage 346 122 Punts 2-40.5 4-27.25 Fumblet-fumbles lost 2-1 2-0 Flags-Mt y~ 4-35 4--40 llme of posse5SfO(I 25:47 22:13 . At Long Beach State, Misty May bas continued her successful ways. Last season she played both at : OOH LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT setter and outside hitter. This year : Estanda's Mike Briano (left) pui. a punishing hit on Century quarterback Javier Marln, causing the ball to pop loose. *Punt returns. lntef'ceptions. fumble returns &he is being used exclusively as a setter and bas led •nie Beach• to • EAGLES an undefeated preseason. : rrma Bowman returns at Golden : J. West College as a middle : 1 blocker. She started on last year's CONTINUED FROM B state championship team which is • . . favored to repeat. : w_e can continu~ to play like w~ Sara Fairborn is vying for a : ~d tonight for '!11°e more weeks, staring outside hitter position in her : Llebeng~ said .• sophomore season at Georgetown : Dawkins, who rushed for 192 ---uni:vemty~lhave-always_bee.IL : yard_s and two touchdowns on 20 impressed by Sara's ability to : cames.' was _pull~d from th~ succeed at each level that she is on. : Estanoa backfield m the Eagles I'm sure that this will be true as she : final drive with the team's last ' leads the Hoyas. : three carries going to backups Last year's high school class : Jonathan Meyer and Rudy I produced seven players who opted : Castellon. i to continue their volleyball careers : With more than two minutes I in college. · : remaining, the Eagles certainly I At Newport Harbor, Jeannette : had an opportunity to score and Julia Hecker, as well as Laura ! again. f Wll_son, will take it to the next level, : ·1 knew (Dawkins) had a lot of while Corona <lei Mar's ~thryn : yards,• Llebengood said. ·But as I Rice, K~ Campbell, Dons ~awley ! coaches, especially our staff, we and Melissa Ford are competing at : wAnted to show a little class (and collcege. J . C be ed : not run up the score). That tends dM's ulie oom start. to : to haunt you and 16 first down the line. downs on the You don't want ground, scored to do some-on the game's thing like that. opening series I'll never do as a 29-yard that. run by •Hey, we Dawkins and a got our shutout 17-yard burst and we scored by Tanielu put Early in the second quar- ter, a Century punt landed six rows up in the Estancia bleachers, giv- ing the Eagles possession on the Century cr-points,-and ==-----t'the Eagles ie,---::----:-------i&t>...-~~GDs-.-----r.- if (Taleni) Mokede the red zone. bad a run of 17 Tanielu had On third-yards and two caught that touchdown pass, and-five from the Century 7, plays later scored on a 1-yard there would've been another Dawkins reached paydirt to cap surge. one.• an impressive drive that lasted Mokede, who kicked three of Estancia quarterback Jeff Per-· 4:42. his five kickoffs into the end ry, the lead blocker in several of In Century's ensuing posses-zone, was also part of Estanda's the team's pitch-and-trap plays, sion, Estancia free safety Chris offensive thrust, getting 56 yards did not complete a pass in four Mokede forced a fumble on quar-on nine carries. Tanielu (36 yards) attempts, but one throw was terback Javier Marin, but the anc1 Chris Felix (27) also reached dropped and another overthrown Centurions recovered. In the double figures. when an Eagle receiver was wide same series, Briano sacked Marin Estancia scored for the third open with only the end zone in and caused another fumble .. . time in its first four series when front. Century again recovering, fore-Perry bulldozed into the end zone Estancia, earning 334 yards ing a punt. from a yard out in the second quarter. Estancia had three 1-yard touchdown runs. Before the score, Dawkins went off right tadde for a .t3-yard gain, setting up the touchdown. Estancia received its first penalty (illegal procedure) while lining up for the extra point. so Mok.ede needed a 25-yard kick to make it 21-0 with 6:06 left on the first-half Following an interception by EsWicia's Manu Tanielu in the fourth quarter, the Eagles dis- played their most t:ime-cooswn- ing drive of the game (8:45) while grinding out 84 yards in 18 plays, culminated by -what else? -a. 1-yard scoring plunge by Perry. •Defense was always a ques- tion on my mind,• Llebengood said •we bad been afraid to bit and get anybody hurt in practice, but we showed we can play foot- ball. and offensively we just kept pounding them.• 1 playat0regon,butoptedtoremain! --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-, as a student only. Erika Hansen : went to Laguna Beach High, but ! now lives in Corona del Mar, and she too, is in the first weeks of her college volleyball career. SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 81 Ford and Hansen are both at • Princeton where Melissa will be the : despite relieving the starters with more than 20 setter. : minutes left in the contest. Erika is a very diverse player : Fredriksen completed 10 of 16 for three touch- and consequently will be the Mfirst • downs and no interceptions, senior Greg Wert- person off the bench• because of : man romped for 94 yards and two TDs on five car- her ability to play all three positions. : rtes and junior tight end Pete Hogan bad a pair of Princeton has a long history of : TD catches to pace the offensive explosion. success in the Ivy League and I'm : Defensively, the Sailors were no slouches, sure that Melissa and Erika will • either, sacking Orange quarterback James Starr allow that history to continue. five times and recording six other tackles for loss-Newport's Laura Wilson is : es or no gain. contending for an opposite spot : Pulido had two sacks, while Jason Deere, Erich on the volleyball team at William & : Schader and Cooper Wise also got in on the act. .__ _ _J.!J.w.;'IJ:'-~uw·LYUJ~ ~er throqgh"--!-"-t---be9lEl1F-el.KIEl.l&llnebaE.ker Joe Ul'ban,..who.-fr:e- high school, she is very suited to quently squeezed Orange ball carriers, also this new position, ~d should be accounted for the ame's onl turnover retumin will play at UC Irvine on Oct. 12. an interception 13 yards near the end of the first Corona del Mar's Kathryn Rice is • half. Ohrel capped. the first scoring march with an 8-another local who is playing 1 collegiately on th_ e East Coast .. She . yard scamper, before Predriksen, completing most of his ses while rolling out, found Hogan bitter at Brown University, which is in the Ivy League. Kathryn was a starter on CdM's 1992 state champions, and I'm sure that she : will provide leadership in·this : · building program. • Cd.M's Kelly Campbell is the starting setter for Colorado. With five former Orange County • Volleyball Cub playen at CU, I'm sure that she flndl things quite normal. The people in Boulder are ' raving about ber setting and her penon.ality. Gee, what a surprilel The Hecker twins are playing for : separate schools for tbe ftnt time : ever. Julia ii the top backarurt : ' specialist for UCSB, while : · Jeannette ii the starting backrow : player for Loyola Marymount, and : beet-up eetter. Both aeem to be doing well in their new eovtronmenta. On Sept. 18, UCSB plays at Loyola. . . . • . . or consecu ve sco g o an yar o make it 21-0 just 10 seconds into the second quar- ter. Predriksen hit Brad La Bass in stride on a 30- yard post to add another score, and a 34-yard would-be scoring screen pass to Ohrel was called back to lessen the Panther pain. Newport, however, was in no mood for mercy after intermission, as Ohrel broke the first play for 63 yards (15 was erased by a clip). A Wertman reception picked up 18 more, before Obrel, cut- ting smoothly in open space all night, went the final 23 yards to paydirt. •My line blocked great tonight,• Ohrel said. •1 love this offeme. • Wertman added a 2-yard scoring run to make it •t-O wtth 8:06 left in the third. then answered Orange's first TD with a 67-yard burst around right end to ttneUze Newport'• ICOl'eboard abow on the final play of the third period. A 0 -yanl bomb ag4dmt the Newport second· team defense set up Orange'~ first touchdown and the Panthen dlOYe 69 yardl on 10 plays for.. their final sa>re . MMC MAA'l'W / IW.V "-Of Newport Harbor Ulieblli:MI' Joe UrMll 0) dllUYVl lbi lmrt after an tm.rcepUOD late in 9eCODd qudm, pUalDg an ......... OD ~l OD tbe Sallon' lopllded ~ wttll IM~·· ODly taanowr • r--------------------------------, I I -· } . ~(~~--. ... , ... ! •• , .,,..._. /. ~ .:-: .. ·, ·- Newport HMbor4&, Olwtge 14 ScoN.., Qt.am•• Orange 0 0 7 7 -14 Newport Harbor 14 14 20 0 • 48 AntQum'tM' NH -Ohrel 8 run (Johnson kick), 8:45. NH • Hogan 4 pass from Fredriksen (Jotvlson kick), 3:29. SemndQum"W NH -Hogan 7 pass from Fredriksen (Johnson kid(), 11:50. NH -La Bus 30 pass from Fredriksen (Johnson kick), 1 :36. 11*dqu,...., NH -Ohtel 23 run (Johnson kick), 11: 10 . NH -Wertman 2 ruo Oohnson kk:k). 8:06. Org -Soto 1 run (Gonzalez kick), 1:42. 19; S. Jones. ;-6; Fntser, 1-4; StMr, frm~ 6; Peny, 4-minus-16; Gonz.alel, 1-mlnus-1 . NH · otvet. 13-209; Wertman, 5-94; Balk-er, 2-15; Felb(. 4-4; Fredrlksen, 3-mlnus-2. INDMDUAL MJI .... Org • SYrr. 1).30-1, 180. NH -Fnldriklen. 10-16-0, 113; Gomw\, 0-2-0, 0. INDMDUAL ...,_. I 0rg • ~ 4-58; Geudioto. Ml; Demof\ I ).37; Soto. 2·l~ a.Ml, M 1; ~ 1-8.. I NH -Pulido, 4-31; w.rtrn.\ 2-34; La I e-. 1-10; ~-11; <>tnt. 1-1. I Ant downs nAnmcs ~ ~ ,::: R~ 2&-130 27•l20 t Pas#lg ~ 1IO 113 Palling 13-J0.1 10-11-0 tMtr.turn~· 12 u I ~ s-mn.JO 1~1 I ~ ~~Gt ~·~I ~,.-.. Z-1J .. SJ . f· 11n'9 of .... llillOn 2"M 11:11 •f'unt ~ 1nts. fumble,...,.. I L---··---~-•-•••••-----•-•••••••-J You can bet ~t Newport Harbor Coach Dan Glenn and mpelf will be ln attendance. : '---~-----------------------------------------------------~------------------------~~--------------------------------..... . , $peeking d lister VI. lllter, c.oiocaclo wu to play at Dub last Wiik.end. • lCaDy Campbell again.It okler ...._Kristen. for the flnt time. UQfortunat.ay, a llttle hurrlcane blew tbrougb Narth Ca.roltna and CMlledlCJIMIUgl. . i BOXING . . CONTINUED FROM 81 : 18, 1969 .• Molt fighters don't : bob and weave like I do. Shad· • : ow boxing beap. me • lot. J grab • Due to ...... probleml, Cdorado dkf not bave bll unilonm ._could DOI play. It~ like : • "11!9l story, but J g\Mlll that it WU : : tbllM ~pound) weigbtl, put en tome ja:Z and wcrk out for about~ mlnutas, and thrOW pUnc:het u hard u I can. SO when I get ill tbl dog (for spe.rTlng), it's very eesy for me to bob and WM~ and mU opponents mill me." ...,. ....... to be. . : h grMt to watch our local : ...,.... tbrougbout careen, OD.: -oil ... oourt. . Proceeds ol the event go to benefit the Weltmimter Boxing Cub, ol wbich O'Brien it a longtime member of itJ board of dtrecton. Tbe opentng bout begiDI at 1 p.m. Gmlltal wtm"""Wo II $10. O'Brien. who defeated Elilee n.n. bj wtmlcaJ mortout .. a 41-~ roolde at tbe lrvtne Mantotf m Pet>. 1995, tm Only patrrr'-Gal lgbt. hM ~ with RilDoe far,...,. ...... b••llt!bdoul tighter ~ 12. • Mid O'Brten, wbo CW'l9m •bout the potential of k>llng to an oWOMDt 30 }'Mn bll elder. .{Rm:llol) bedm .. up Jnto the ring. But u I really hit blJn hard, ( canbmt him.• O'lhiiin; Owner' Of Body Tech ID Colte Mela, got Into the ling 19 months ago to !*I> promote .. bcalDii aDd ~,.,.... video arid book. ~ )UI bout egalnlt Torres, O'BrleD dtied numeJ'OUI laCWetlom, u w9ll u a sprained right hand. a cut above hil left m ~ en itndiel), a~ eardrum and a sprained Wt ankle, which oa;uned when O'Bden fell to the canvu ln the lint round. •1 got a little lhelllbOdred the ftnt few tmpacta, • Mid O'Bnm, wbo defeat.cl 10nW ID t :S3 OI the third round in an v.DdliQrd ol tbe 1MD1 Mentoet't Idle m the Balb&Jia. *lia .... en-; ~ ... b1q111 GQ; ... ,.. ... l)>&ntng wttb tkUD _.... IO tliere'I • lttdit bit OI • cUillllOD there.· Fighters OD S~ .. apected to WW_..... la& 0'8d9li adll •iiMlt CIODIMIWd. evm though Ramae 11 • llluda older. ·He,..., blll Mrc1e· O'ldilD Mid. •He hit me ma Wiiia • double left Mok. aid I NW I didn't -11 CClliMDg .. .. drdWd ...... a. r .. ~ ... ....., .... _ food out of • ...,.. .... _ ..._. r 01llllail9fP& «ta· I .,., .... _.. .......... . ....., .. ,.... .. \t/a? t*' t11 an •'9 I Qlla; wldda Ii la Diii I II MOl2 LMuill ID Wac •· ••· r f ·. ,· . .. SA'l\JRDAY, SEPr'EMIER 14, 1996 M.WflSCXMISI WMdllll mid Reed financial S«tkm ..... •&ct to School.. a he pmmr. c:.oiu.. In planning and paying b college, from 10 to 11 LDL at N9 South Cout Drive, Suite 100, Com Mesa. To RSVP, call 437·7510. AUDmONS 1be Mulk:al Theater Academy is Mkffng auditfom for the •Sound ot Music• and •Dickens Cbrtltmu Carol• Performers of all~ are mvtt.ed to audition. Fol' an appdntmeqt, call 646-6624. VOWNYIER DAY 1be Environmental Nature Cents II seeking ·adult volun- teers, wbk:h lndudet high school and older, to complete a variety of projects m preparation for the 1996-91programyearfrom9 a .m . to 1 p,m. at 1601 16th st, New- poit Beach. Call 645-M89. COMPVrElt CWI Orange eges Winnen Ccmputer Cub meets from 9 e.m. to noon in room 116 of 'occ'I Pine Arts Building. The dub is open to anyone interested in MicrOIOft Windows and Wm· dows a~tions. The annual membenblp fee for the club is $20. To register, call 542-0468. Sl>EWAUCSALE Hillgnm Square is having a sidewalk sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 270 B. 17th St., Costa Mesa. 1\venty five It.ores and ser- vicel will be participating. For more information. call 6'S.621 l . RIN RJND-«AJSER The Newport Harbor Bl.ks Lodge pre1ent1 its annual ·western Round-Up,• a fund- ra.lser for diMbled children. at 3 p .m. at :W56 Via Oporto, New- port Beach. The event includes a barbecue, live . music, a square dance demonstration, line danc- ing instruction and an old-fash- ioned melodrama. Tickets cost S20 in advance and $25 at the door. Call 673--6110. SUNDAY INTHE SWIM You can cheer on your favorite ocean swimmer as contestants participate in the SeaPest Pier Swim. 8 a.m . to noon, at the New- port Pier. Contenders will swim · the same course lifeguards tackle during tryouts. Call 717-3807. I Bring the kids to the Balboa Branch Ubrary for a fun-filled day of stories, songs, puppets, face painting, displays, interactive exhibits and refreshments. 1bis is another Ne\vport SeaPest event, from noon to 5 p.m. at the library, 100 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Information: 717-3807. SIDEWALK SALE Hillgren Square is having a sidewalk sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Twenty-five stores and ser- vices will be participating. For more information, call 645-6211. TEATIME 1be Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation presents its filth annivenary Race for the Cure event, "Tea and Roses, A nme With Friends• from 1 :30 to 4 p.m. at the Newport Beach Ma.ri- ott Hotel and Tennis Club, 900 Newp'.ort Center Drive. The event, which is expected to draw hundreds of breast cancer sur- vivors, will include a fashion show and entertainment. A $5 donation will be requested. For more infor- mation, call 894-6317. IRISH JIGS The Newport Beach Public Library Foundation presents "Music lnspir~d by Dance," which features pianist Kevin Weed at 3:30 p .m. in the Central Ubrary's Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The pianist will perform ra e r , 11gs an reels and European folk dance tunes. For more information, call 717-3801. MEMBERSHIP TEA The American Association of University Women, Newport-Cos- ta Mesa-Irvine branch, will hold a Membership Tea from 2 to 4 p.m . at a Newport Beach home. For more information and directions, call 640-6275. BIRD FAJR The Orange County Bird Breeders is having its annual Bird Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, I Admission is $4 for adults, $1 for children from 6-12 years old and free for children under 5 years of age. Foi: more information, call 646-0642. BOOK S(GNING Dave Wilshin and J oanne Rodasta are having a book sign- ing party/Sunday brunch in honor of Robert R. Tunberg who wrote ·The Nightingale's Song" from 11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at their home in Newport Beach. For directions and to RSVP, call 644-4000. DIVORUTALK The Law Offices of Lisa Cian- cio offers a seminar on •Divorce - Whdt to Expect, How to Proceed" at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Swte 300, Newport Beach. The cost is $10. Reservahons are required. call 574-0866 KICKBOX AEROBICS South Coast Martial AI:ts/Box- ~b ; . r .A~ ing Center offers a class for ~r:· ·~' women using kickboxing and se]J .. 1' • • • defense moves set to music from .iv~ .. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 3165 Har~! .. ~: ~,:: Blvd., Costa Mesa. Fees are o1K>" • • !1 ... ~~ •• unlimited classes. For more infor-: ' ~ · mation, call 545-5759. ~·.--;.~-; ' TIJESDAY . l"l"' . I l"l"L. •.._~ .. It..• FINANCE 500 , ·t!! • · Finance 500 offers a free work-·C11-· shop on the rec¥ estate market · ... ~ J from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Univtr:.1ty •, ~'' AlhletJ.c Club, 1701 Q uail St.,', "~ Newport Beach. 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The Dail Pilot~ The ~t accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the (ll'St insertion. EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE 1600 ISLAND NEWPORT 2106 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH 2669 FOR RENT 2769 FOUND PBISONAL 2925 SUVICBS 3005 5530 QUIET~ SB&ENB NBWPOIT BEACH 1oas , Palm l\f.esa ~ts a_,'"1ew Condo Sale or Le ... Option. 2bd/ 2-~ pool poH boal alfp avall. a.so.ooo. • Wiii cooperate with -oen••· 675-4573. tMOBILE BOlllS 1100 * t•MOVS.IN • •31... 21A dblwd, I 150/montn rent. •18... t8A anglWd, seeo/monen rent. loth •Yall wll•• option•. 1741 Pomona -G,44 , ., ........... . Th• COmmunlty ....... '*'•· • Clu9111ed ...... .,. Can't tum to gn to au tho•• repair Jobs around the houu? 1 Ltt lht c ... .-.. ..... Dlrectofw help YoU find relablehllp. ......,. UTIQUIS I010 PITS. aoauJIGTO• ------llS31•-----·~un«-;AJ.S~_;tCM~· llACll 1140 ......... ~--~ ·-----·11·-----~ lM ......... :-............. , .!'~•:::•:•,,. 11111111 kete, candleatlcke, Rec ...... ~ v~ Allemw .....,_ -.. __ ._, .. _ .,..... tae ...,. Ihm Mdf n.twale ·~ affectionate. House ~ft.....,._ W/own Irene. For frlendly emall the llMlnge In ltn oat-or Nonnandy ....-~oken. RalMd w/kld ;-.-a.v1-.an& 8artMlra e?a.438 mortgage office In 990'Y mey ,,_... ~ Refinl•her• cona&gn;> & peg, hu papeq. 5530 l•tern•tl•nal H'9ho-Cd.,., Top pay, ""* to C81 a 100 numbs ment depC.. ~ braal. FrM 10 an approved ·,i••lllilllllli•ml a.. 8*" In H.B. 2 h8Ye 24 Y'I up a In wNch U.. • a copper, lamp9, and home. 151-5488 I'. apacft for rent, 1 for h8Ye ~ Mdlude. GhatQe per mlnUla. chand.U.re nMded. CLalCAL commlaaton. M5-2997 Fu tMUme: 723-4798 i ' 1103 S~riot Ave.1--------.___. ____ _....__ Communny newsp• KWM or tv mag at 451·7805. Scott e3t.ass• JIVSICAL ••• 7-3 B~ Downtown per hu Immediate onty •.=~ f';r;i SAi.SP a DOlllmCS 5540 Df5nUIDNTS eoss ~.S-:~.~r~•t:~:::i ::=e :::..:::::. ~ Ho eJq>. nee. Appty: ermwnt PfT Toy Top Don. Paldl •2t7 9th St.• ==t ... _. .......,. min· 9904 W. P.C.H., N.B. Sfttore N.B. WMkdav •Hw 11..VCeakk •aw 0••-....... 0 .. _ .,._ a emoona Mon ·Frl. All duties e From 1 IOC>·1 llO. -· ..__ ... _.. 1--------ot 50wpm, wor1' 11a,...er A 12:30pm-s:30pm Stan 8"ka to· !!!~ 1 pc to enllf• estate. 8Hutlful flnlah, In NEWPORT wel wtch peopte, be Ceunter Help 714-132..ee97 wge .. :;;:~ Painting•, china, tune. Bought $4500 PUf'Ctual and qepend· for CoffH ahop & ... •••' •-cellent local ...___. glawate, fum, etc. • • c r If I c • S 1 4 7 5 . BUCH 6169 able. Houra Mon • Fri Dell. FT & PT Avail. -""" . ·---· 40Yr NB Rn 173-6223 (7t4)527·1854 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1:30am • 6:30pm. Apply In person Tu•• Local community references. 7I0-92ZI , ________ 1Hvtt Sat 7·10 lots of l!xcellenc benefit pack· thru Fri btwn 2 • 4pm newepaper group LICliisib <::) DiYCiiii '--------'·-sroa'Pnfr toys, kid• book•, age. Drug aoreenlng/ Ceft .. Republlo Seeks outalde Nies Lota of TLC & Funl &&nv clothH, aquarium and physical required. 290 •· PCH, CdM '9J>'•ffntatlv• .,, the Pldleltlc CPR l 1at Aki APPLIANCES 6011 GOOPS 606 plenty more to affl EOE. S.nd reaume P./T c t p on/ Dlaplay Advertising MNll/IMCltl lndd. AMs •••miiiiiiiiiiiiiii '•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1951 Port Lllurent with salary requlr• oun er •rs Department. Sa ... ex· ralet fl/PT M4-1740 1• ment to· Judy 0 ttlng Caahlet. Daya/Eves. perlence preferred Amen• Pride• as• Helat weight fltMH ************ ClaaJn9d Ad~•lng ~ply a~er 3pm dally: but will train. AP: Dbl door, Ice/water. aya.,llfecycle, atalr·t---------• Manager 330 W Ba ehoo a Flah TM:o pllcant should be en-Hardly used. $5001 muter. 548-8994 SANTA ANA St. C.M'., CA -9202~ 1882 Placentia, C.M. ergetlc, motivated and MERCHANDISE 83t..S200 HEIGHTS 6184 or Fu to: 131-1594. P(T Ofo, floor covering a fflf •tart.,. Salary1 .. ••••••••'·-w;t;;:;m;:;.;;--·I••••••••• •tof• 6rl CM. Hrs ~x· plus commlulon. Xln11• I •-~/Dryer liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CountM Help. PT lblel 79t·2324 J.,ry benefit pkg. Drug1_________ Admiral ••t under GARAGE SALES LAWN SALE PFhlon!,'· .,•hipping. PfT Salee Women'• aculrreenedlng/OpE.hys~-!. r• ANTIQUBS 6010 Xwtarrraanty'" tlUCM•is.arachcl9ty7.·I••••••••• r en .. Y reapon-speclally •tore In q . EC ..... ,..''iiiiiRiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • •Ible. N.B. &42-8282. Newport Hrly +Comm sum• to Lynn Esola,.. $575.obo M -85331--------- mr Exp'I w/Qa ... B Aex hra.' 769-7985 ~.t":· ::~a~tr~1----------.. Of " 34483 BALBOA ~ ... O.an record. PT Private Poatal 92127 or fax to (71 4) KAY FINCH WJtlrlpool waaher/ ISLAND 6106 Sun Onlwl 8·2 Exercise equipment, cloth••· lamps, furn, mlac . Items . 20432 Santa Ana Ave. (by Mesa) FfT. reClab68. lmmed. Store FHhlon Island 650-4802 POTT...V dfy9r, s125.ea, good liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii flteue cat! &4M654. Flex hrs. Retail exp TEACH•RS Wantedl Cash Paldl cond. Thermador, dbl Movlnt1 Sale '••·----- SATUROAY, SEl'TEMIElt 14, 1-17 Have A Garage Sale! u 4 ') pref. Apply In _person • 873-en3 * convection oven, Sat 8am-3pm 1• Drhrer/Qopher 637 Newport Center Loving-c•r• giver 1395.00 8TS.tt3M CI o th Ing. •po rt a TRANSPOR.,,_~ft'I<..-.---.._ To drive employer Dr. N.B. 9444245 needed to play with!:=======:!! equip, home furnish·'•••••••• baaed In Newport toddl•re and two• In --------1• Beach to & from work PT/FT Clerk accredited center. fUR.NITURE 6G14 Ing•.:. tool1, etc. and do odd Jobi Coller phones & FT/PT 6-12 Units ECE tfSTAICJSIM) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii 2;,i2 Sapphire ____ .;...... __ _ during th• day. clerical duties. min. Excellent wortclng --------BOATS 7011 tnvolvH algnlflgant PIHH call: 642-4343 cond. Car-.r ladder. Alliiq-lo '50. ~ l!leotrlo Twlnbed BALBOA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii amount of driving. RE Telemarketer Benefits. 292.0500 Xlnt condition. S200. 7 ' 8 " Aowlng/Salllng MUST HAVE CLEAN Exp. 9·12 hra/Wk. Toahlb8 •Elt.Uigllw ..... llur: (7t4) 97S.3277 PENINSUIA 6107 Dinghy. Fililerglass w/ DRIVING RECORD. S 7 ·S 1 O /h r . Ca 11 Copier SalH Rep a .... gllll....... Leather sofa, chair, wood trim. Xlnt cond. 3to.43tMMHU Patricia 729-7270 Salary/comm/medlcal, pclftllllln.dft,pcMry, ottoman.(blue) S300. 3 Famlllf Sal• Sat a. $1800 OBO 650-2696 cruises Elm $300/S wkly. Year round positions. HJdna both men/'#omen. Fr~ room and board. Will 1ra1n. can 1 ~ (407}875-2022 m. 7014, C34 ,.RECEPTIONIST Call 310·986·5060 oldOOIUMorlnl Drexel aofa, S300. 2. Anllq furn, toola,1 _______ _ Data entry. Apply: Fax 310-986-5066 =...,,.__tm., Uk• Nu 548·8994 plants, sport equip, POWER BOATS Amerlcorp 6000 w. ·---------~ clothes and much Pc 5 .-.i ......._ Secretarial Oak roU 2132 O 7012 H, N.B. 74-770t EMPLOYMENT •aw more. cean •Or. ... or........ top desk $250. Oak (end ol peninsula) MEET someone special through classified SERVICES 5533 •Co•~•--rocking chair S100. • &1111 ... oandldld 589-5580 ·--------20' DUFFY ELECTRIC Totally restored. $15k Invested. Sell for $9000. Glen, 574-0990 All Kinda of Job• For All Kind• of People. Claaelfled. ·ftlmldll9~ Slipcovered sofa, pot· CO~ONA tery barn overstulfed DEL MAR look, orig $1290. Hll liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $595. 74().3002 Big Moving Sale •-S-AI_L_B_O_A_T_S __ _ Sat 7·11, furniture, 7014 6122 Sf\I ES REPRESENTATIVES MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 t o o I s , a p p II an c e s , liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii plants, pots. tools, •Santana 20FT• clothes, etcl etcl Red sail boat S2400. 420 Acacia 1977 with trailer· cushions, full set of . :, Call The Pil~t Classifieds at 64 2-5671 to place your Garage Sole Ad ! ~i Classified Community Marketplace Frml Dining Set w/ Frl·Sat 9·2 be early• class· sails, fast boat· buffell/chlna cabnt get best bargains! many 1st Place races. $2150. Ital leather Xerox copier. Like Call Doug 540-5995 aofa set $1450. 2 BR new• r •du c 11 o nl OR John 850.0788 "~~-N~~~ enlargement . --------~----------------~-------~ $1900. Down sofa/Iv· 520 Avocado corner1 seat, $900. 828-2913 of 3rd/Avocado RES RES _..___ I ~.r.;Iot IDdep.at.ikPJ "l prefer advertisri . th the Pilot an e wH1B 1. due to the great · · d areat resPonse an f?~ ,, er service. custom Bill Solis STYl£ ANO auo cUSToM oES\GM fOt\ v-outt UfE S .TARTING ANEW B .lJSINESS?f • • • • • • • • • • • • • Phone Sw• for sm bus. Less than 1yr. 5/ 10 button phns + xtras Pd $3200-wlll sac at S2K. BCG 847·9124 Sat 7 :30·11 :30am No early birds! Women's, kids clothes, home furnishings, baby & decorative Items. 712 Oolden Rod WANTED (In alley) TO BUY 6019 Sat 9·3 priced to sell! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii klVbath goods, stereo. books, pie frame•. Top Dollars Paid 5th/Narclsau1 on 6th For Records. Jau, -------- Sou ntracka. etc. COSTA •~sA 6124 Call Mike 845·7505. nu; I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Emplre/Oak/Wlott•r JEWELRY, fURS Furn., collectlblH, 6 ART 6025 & more. FrVSat 8·5 660 W . 17th St. #32 ·NO Early Blrdll• -ftetMANS Huge Garage Sale Two llmlted edlUon Iola of clolhH, hsehld ••rlgrapha, (golf good• color tv toys theme) beaut framed/ Sat Sam tlll duak ' matted. Seller motl· 921 Paularlno Ave vaiedt 759-5410• (otl of Felmew) --------SAT &am CollectlblH, PETS 6 bdrm set, computer, •VT-••r N • w And• r •on n.111.uwuu...;i -6049 windows, glassware, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cloth•• and more. Annu•I 81rd Fair 3041 Donnybrook Sept t S 9-4 at the O.C. Fair Ground• •-8-UNTI--N-G_T_O_N __ In bldg to, C.M. t 4 • o o • d u 1t • BEACH 6140 $ t .oo for children GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage saJe, determine what items wish to sell. ~ke sure eve~ing is dean and ired. "Dog." . "Perro.,, "Hilt&<L ,, "C~n..'' "Employee. " "Empleado. " "Arbeitnehmer. " "Employe." • . ~ .. ·' .. .. • .. •1111111 .. 111111n; CL.tll&HCM.· ...n. ·:i ',,,,,,,,, ,/. 11 /.!-~(1~:.· :i .. ... . ···--··--·-·········---···-. .~ : 0 YD,511.1.~YCAll : I t i I I : ........ . • . ~ • :~ • • r.., .... C....-c...I OMC ClWA DAM JC __________________ .. ___ I ' Mil lit QMY "°' SIOW .. ._C...._CA,_. tn4....,.at•N••..,_ ,_.......,., -~ ' --- \ I ' ( J ( J r s s s s I t 1 s s s a r l s f s s t i s I ' l ' r . s ( I . s i I I ' I f ] ( 1 I t \ ' l ( s f . ' s r I I c ' ~ I I . ( ' .,.... 0 1-.~,-..,.......- ~ 37Doet 26 Happv homewoct< 27 Football fleld 38 Dense, as log 29 Ollerwnelms 39 SoOthed 30 ~ Mountains 41 An-star QOller 32 lllllClllle 43 -and dir'9d 33 Grey-brown 46 Olsguatlng sonQbkd 47 Gentternen 34 1'wl$ter" 48 Sweetheart feature 50 Sign of the 35 Sour zoclac 38 Trld 52 "Goehr ..... IOOTll W9'I' = f' .... What adion. JOU tab? ~I • P'Alt--Weil w1Dlftble, u South you hold: Wbat do you bid Dl1lll Q. I · la South. wlMrable, you hold! .1.,, 01tu o 11111 •Cl• amvaow 904s '"':'':u~s:. ... :.•r~r-:=~~==·~~=--~=~~ Partner'• ooHleut openinc bid ia • •AK Ottl711 o•I •K.Jll The bidding baa proceeded: 80UTll 10 u ' puaed to JOU.~ llCtion do JOU take? Q. 6 • ,.. South, vulnerable, you hold: DJll'SUN 913.0 POBTIAC eoeo. llEICEDES , ____ liiillil '78 aaoz 2+• '87 300S 4-door. fLtlty '88 PIDO Blk, IW&o-Orlg owner. 12500. equipped. Leather Int. matte, A/C, 1nrf,1-------- 8SO.a1H Orlgnal owner. Fae· atereo. New tlrel/bfk9. ANTIQUES• 9110 What do you bid now? •A71 OAQ 0&.11071 •A.JI Partner openl the biddinc with One epade. What do you nlpOIMI? tory ·cte.-"Mc:!f!· 11cso. 943.23ee CLASSICS DODGB .o•s All record•. Nie• cw a 1250 Q. 3 · la South, vulnerable, you hold: Lool (of' CIMIWn °" llONJ,oy. u It ahOWtl It. 1131c m11. --------liiil•••••• 111,350. 281-1001 wk.i PORSCHE 9175 •ea Chevv Truoll on --------- --------'a2 COLT Sll\lw, man-•Me-2903 hm• frame original, one of pla7ert 8•Moribe aow to t • cond. Grul gu mU· Go.ren anq. IAUer-b7 eaJUas age, S850 M7-38•Y .PartMr opene the bidding with one (800) 788-1111 for mtor.atioa. CLASSU'l•D no trump. What action do you tab? Or write to; Goren Jlrw,. Let-It'• the relM>Uf1:• you Q.4 • Eut-Westvul.nerable, u South you bold: ter, P.O. Box 4410. Cbicaco, ID. can count on to .. w a 60880. myriad of merchan-dise Items, becau1• our columns compel Sell your home through classified. •42·5•78 Whether you're buying All Kinds of Jobs For quallfled buyera to or selling, Classlned All Klnd•~f P~ple. c:am covers all your needsl Cl•••lfled. MiMS878 palo. 1-ownttr, new palnt/tran/brakeeltlrea. Xlnt Cond. $115.&K OBO -e73-8tMa Overstocked with atuft? 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MA& SS0.000 below arry }Bf .. In CdM. 2-stocy wl suite down. 3 twc.. Fpc .......................... SJIJJIOO Vlclorl.lll belliy bit '* °80'5.. 38a. ~ 2 fpla. Js. lin rm. Sp.b.11 I a .pt. ................. S6J9.000 coaoNA DEL MA& CORONA DU. MA& Pl1stlrle mid. dUp6ex. 28a I IA front W/fYI.. 2lll llA rea £..ti w/,,.. New roat ........ -S..• f~ south ot hwy loc. w/ocn view. 3&A 2IA ranod -. rrm DI. ftendl 0rs ........ s19S.• CO.ONA DEL MAa Look &t tNs plb fof -3IA condo! uth ~I. rplc. Jarnwl 0.. 1 M I IA down. ........... S:Ml,500 IAUOA ISLAND Owrnlef ~ lJ I.Aw~ helrlh. New c:.ilpel l/O. AfA."""' 2<M fPA8'e.·-····----""1- . ., r ··fl . .. • t • 4 BEdROOM, I. 7 5 B4TH STEVE RiddlE 714/241,0608 • ENd UNiT-APPROX 1420SO.FT • NEW CARpn & INTERiOR PAiNT • 2,CAR ATTACHEd GARAGE • COMMUNITY POOLS MONTICEUO LiNdA SilvER 714/645,}6 }6 $139,900 2 2 9 2 C ANYON DRiVE • PRiVATE HORSE pROpERl)' • Access TO Eoues1RiAN TRAils • ~ 9, 000+ SouARE Foo1 lm • HoME AppROx. 5 ,000 So.Fr. • 4 BEdROOM, 5 BATH • CUSTOM REModd I 9 9 1 • 0vER $ 90K IN. UPGAAdrs • 2 BedROOM, 2 BATH 2 BedROOM, 1 BATH • BEACH Close 0ARY SULLY 714/651,}488 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX "'5,000 PAUL SHAPIRO 714/720, 7200 Bi q HoMEI Bi q Lo1! Bi q MoTiVATiON ! l 228 M ARI AN, N EWPORT B EACH • 4 BEdROOM, ~. 5 BATH , 0v£R 2, 900 SQUARE F£ET • LARGE CORNER Lor , OvER ONE FouRTH ACRE • FAMily RooM ANd LiviNG RooM F1RrplAn s • HARdwood FlooRS • ScRAped CEiliNGS iN LiviNG RooM , FAMily RooM, ENTRY, A~d KiTCHEN • LARGE MASTER SuiTE wiTH SiniNG RooM JOHN ~'SEpp'' MAIER 714/251,06 }0 • ExlR£Mtl~OTimEd S~ • 2 BEdROOM, + DEN I 2 BATH • ClAssic CpnAGE HOME WiTH LARGE YARd • OvERSized BAy WiNdow • A MusT SEE,A Musr Sdl Now! EASTS/DE COSTA MESA $251,500 5 Corporate Plczo • Newport Beach • California • 9266C . . ., . • I .· ,. ' .. r i Daily Pilot Ilea! Estate • September 14, l996 · • Perfect for the Cameo Shores: Coast line views and steps to the beach BOUNDARIES: Coa4't Highway mid the ocean. ne1-tled next to Pelican Point and the canyon of Shorcclifu lovely ocean anct coasttint:" view!. -s tep). to heachcs. HISTORY: Originally !.old aJ. leai.ehold property. most arc all fee property now. Developed b Sunn Home.1, aton with Macco Corporation, Cameo Shores concluded the development of Cameo Highlands which is north of the highway and is part of their as<,ociation HOMES: There are about 177 homes, most bu~t in the 1960s. Most homes arc bordered by slopes which the owner maintains. Seventeen oceanfront homes and 80 percent of the homes arc view oriented. Average lot size is between I 0-11,000 square feet. Home is now listed in Cameo Shores STYLE: SCHOOLS: The one story. ranch style has height restrictions of 14 feet to ensure ocean views. While there arc still quite a few original homes you will find extensive remodels or homes being tom down and rebuilt. Most designs ensure a lot of privacy for the owner. Many homes have courtyard<; with pools and spas. COMMUNITY FF.A TURES: Lovely Roxbury Park, gated acce.-.." to three cove-like beaches and a gated walkway below Pelican Point out onto the beaches leading to Laguna. Quiet lovely community within walking distance to shopping areas offering a wonderful and gracious lifestyle. Children living in the community of Cameo Shores anend Harbor View Elementary and Corona del Mar High School. SHO PPING: The Cameo Shores community is close to many shops. Corona del Mar, Fashion Island and Balboa Island. Laguna Beach is a short and scenic drive south on Pacific Coast Highway. NOW LISTED: Presently there are only four homes on the marlcct. 11le area has experienced a resurgence in sales in the last two years as people have realized how rare these wonderful seaside communities arc. .............. . ... "' .. . ..... .. . -. ,. ..... ........ SOURCE: Evan COlkett, (714) 644-1600. Coa<.t Newport Properties. 4 Civic Pl:11..i. Ste. If JO• WOlllil liU to submiJ a COM111"""1 profiU of JOIU farm arta. /lkG• follow tit• UoH format and ef1cl.o1e •,,,.,, odlt• (Tlwmas Guidt) of tJu lllWI """'6 wilJt a photo of a CIUTHI lislJla6. TIN dncription of tht pro/l(l11J 6'HI ""'"' tJu "now listrd" Sttti.oft. . S."" IM '1tf""""""'n to Ju/it Viktr, rNI maw et111or, DtdlJ Pilot, JJO W. /hq St., Codll Mao, CA 92627. If you lulN •1 fl"lllom, pluse call (714) S1UU2. ' Daily Piloc Ra! .Estaie • Scpumbcr 1-', 1996 OCEANFRONT DUPLE X Pn.,... hoanJ,.al~ lncauon. ,.hllc ,..,..., """'·~I "• 1oun1nr ~ .... h \II """' painc. •upn noo., •nJ ,. ,~, .. lrCalmnll• 3SOS~hore $725,000 <AU Chris Bri anm 673-3777 .; : , BUying or Refinancing? 100°/o GUARANTEED LOWEST RATES IN TOWN! we will MEET or BEAT any rate. M.LS. is on line with over 150 ~rent banks & lending institu~ons to assure you e ow 3.95% No Points No Clos~g Costs 1':Dir-"Utan-·Over-$200,000-uto~$D::-13,.,,'1 ~~ t For a FREE loan Consultation, Contact: GRANrKING Office: (714) 673-4664 ~~ Unter/P r: .(714) 451-7905 M.L.S. ~previous years. our c hildren prompted Norman Rockwell f amity style summer vacations via the station wagon and an ice chest filled with root beer and hot dogs. More recently my wife Diane and I t1ave learned to -really appt'eclareiivlngin corona del Mar near-eur beautiful yacht harbor paradise. The thought has occurred to us that perhaps the best and most economical way to vacation is to observe everything around us. which w e sometimes take for granted. and tell all our friends and co-workers that we'll be out of town. 1Wo weeks at home would provide us time to finish a garden project yet at the risk of being discovered by a friend or neighbor who might want to purchase or sell their home. TI1e current upbeat local market place would certainly make thiS event seem likely. Perhaps the realization is that living ln Corona del Mar or Newport Beach is just a ,.. nd vacation an ay. If you're ready to start or alter your residential accommo- . · ere in Newport Beach or Corona del Mar. .. cail me anytime. + 2 sty. tract dream hrn. w/gue.st house ................... $1,295.000 +ocean front estate with pool and guest house ......... 2.495,000 + CdM town.home w/clubhouse and pool.. .................... 189,900 .· ; + CdM OCean and sunset view home'lai"ge lot ............... 897.000 •· + CdM SFR SO. of PCH near beadl ................................. 379.000 + c<M remoaetecJ home on wide lot .............................. 519.000 i I Residential RCal Estate Services• Independently Owned and Operated FABtn.oUS PRICE, FABULOUSVIEW Oucmnding ocean & city ligha views fTom chis condo. Matbk entry, fiplc, custom interiors.Sdkr is motivated to sell now! $719,000 Kittn~ & Oaudctte Bliridiaro Code 71097 ELEGANT DP.AUYIUE · Dramatic two story 3BR residence. Expansive views of golf oounc from living. dining & nustcr suite. Lovely private pool. awtMINC LOCALB &ccpcionaJ imaior design pea dUt ~ 3BR home with dqam hardwood Soon. c:usroat'~ origiOaJ wall toonca $29S,OOO Dana Black &c Lou.Ann Rittty Code 71617 B.EACH, PIER &VIEWS 3BR. 3BA custom escate right on the water boasts views from entire open floor plan. Outside patio & landscaped yard lead to private beach. Nancy Barfield & Tom lovenini $1,995,000 C.ode 71757 BEACH-CWSE ID.EAL Adorable 2BR, l.4BA townhol4SC w/sunlit interior & . n(Utt'a) decor. Bike or walk to beach, local shops. $179,000 Party O'Desky Code 70377 GENTLE BREEZES ~ & brecz.es surround you from this end unit w(&Tcplace, 2 master suites, large patio & deck. Association pool, spa. , $229,000 B.J. Johnson Code 71867 I NIGlfi SKYVISTA B:ryfront penthouse wfdl unique ceilings, antique futures, ocdlcot tikwork. endless style. Ronwuic Sj)2 cub in master suite. rare mountain and ba views. $575,000 Stephanie Houghton Beautiful custom 3BR, .3.5BA home w/sepan.tc ,guest apt. above garage. :Ocean view from mon rooms. Lrg. gourmet ~ wf1. S~Zao.. Sp.dow muecr. den bu bWlt-in. • C.ode 70317 64~-6200 A WINNING lAYOtm Great home w/wonderful floorpbn do9e to school & park.. Ftttplacic, small offioe. huge backyard. A ~~urr. Ma.rk Jadaon $360,000 C.ode 70507 SPANISH CHARMBR Cusromiud Spanish style home fcarurcs fireplm. fresh ~t. carpet. Super vacation home! Life on LidQ mdudes doc:b. tennis, dubhouse. $480,000 Hyla Bertca C.ode 72187 ENDLFSS VIEWS Sinaatcd on die /th tc-c with views sparuUng 4 filfrw;ays, this SBR. 5BA home offrrs 3 fireplaces, eust{)m mirrors and windows. Stunning pool. spa. and gar.ebo. Carol Allison & James Gray $2,195,000 Code 71527 OCFAN.BUIEXIEWS Very private & spacious 48R home with office. best views. Prcny ~entry. Walle to a.hops. beach in Linda <i>cth &c Loia Jacobs $679,000 <Ade 72357 v Newport B~h Office G .... u~1L ~·111· s· .. Beuer "c.o.p.atc Pia.a, s.a .'° 644-6200 11r :UD ft J;m iT~Hl!H!i& Raidcnria.I R.:a1 Estat.c Services• lndcpendcndy Owned and Operated .. &amgSar Su. ~lc.ard&Dd Sat. 1537 Keel Sat. $679,999 68 Sbcarwuer Su. $324,000 20112 Sprucit Sai, $335,000 l 82B Kiagkt Ct. Su. $420,000 (i Sasapc Sal. $169,975 346 Poppy S&S $665,000 2415~ . S&S ~.ooo 908 Cddl Pllce--S!cS-~.ooo--i; 2425 Bamboo S8c.S $«0,000 DigradolWallin • 908 <latnur S8c.S $589,000 ~/Jto.mld 2312Anlia S&S U3',000 3080 Cone Marin S&S $499,999 W2JrdSt. S&S $219,000 Pama.II 60akmoot San. $2,795,000 CvolAUiloo ... Rae en.de YIDec San. $7",000 Bouie a..n.p. 16 Rictingham Sun. $1.695,000 We Pan.di ._ &aWlg Sar Ul. Saa. sm,ooo Kmt McN.tg\lme 7c-dBq Sun. $865,000 Kuaaicick S3 lwt. lidgc Dr. Sun. $71',000 a.dcclt Btmdaanl ""° De Sala Terrace -$619,000 -'Sr!Conlud Saa. U9S.OOO '6t SCawanl SUn. $440,000 lllSAMau Saa. u".ooo SlOCadaa s-. $319,000 GMt.la .. I 2'01 Paia Saa. $3"9,000 2318VIDHopr -$226.900 l706lniM Scan. $310,000 lninc 11\ocaWoad San. $359,900 Huatingtoa Baca 19642~ Saa. $21 ... 000 FoaataiD ValJq 17685 Sota Criltobal Sun. $21 .. ,000 ings. skylights, ccramk tile, ~ bar, wine rack. 3rd ICYd 5RA duplex. Skylights. Poggcnpohl abintts in gourmet sundcck. 2 car garage. kitchen. 4 car garage. Muinc Mink & Joy Curtin Solly & Evdyn Sbaacn $895,ooo eoc1e mw s1,36s,ooo Code 11657 G CANIDN LINDA ISLE Peac:dUl & eermc home on ad-de-ac in Expansive V1CWI c:xquwte mtu10n arc a>mmunity. Fcanua bardwood Boon, M:place. cuatom prac:nted in chls custom 5BR bayfront rcsidcnce . kitchto & becha. Counyaid pool & spa. 3 car gangc. with a priftte dock. ~ .... ,...Booaa FIRST~ COMFORT Very impl~~vc 5BR. 3.58A expanded villa withcdcgant private balcony, 8 sky· lights, t interior. Two car garage. gorgeous front courtyard. Kay KonfaJ & Jim Wciscnbach <Ade 71527 dows cute private luxury. Spacious 58R or bonus room, versatile intcri· or. Gorgeous yard with gazebo and b~ BBQ. .. ~ ' ; ; l Tom Iovenitti Eanbluff -Newport Beach, ExcepcionaJ, 4BR. 2.258A, Gourmet Kitchen, Sauna. Gym. Bomed ~ Upgraded!! Amunablc Loan, Low~ dawn, AalOag $38SSOO (lJI) 680, 5.25BA. European Villa. PriV3rc gaccd courtyard. absolutdy cxqu.isicc. SO ft. dock, 3 ~ ~· pool spa. sawia. steam shower, masccr rct:rc:u. Asking $1,895,000 Tom Iovenitti & Nancy Barfield 380, 28Ao 3 rtory, in Newport Heigha. Grear kitchen and patio. .wdlla "49,000 644-6373 xl40/217 380, 2BA condominium, owner S2)'S sdl. 15% down, assume loan of $254,000. Gttat location, steps 10 pool Submit all offers. · ~ $299,SOO • Spectacular Custom •Traditional Elegance • 4 Bedrooms Plus Library • Large Family Room • Pool, Spa, 4 Car Garage $1,495,000 Motivated seller! Reduced to sell! 6 Oakmont -Open Sunday 1-5 ~untry French Custom 5 Bedroom • Family Room • Library •Pool, Spa • Stunning Views ,, Out of state owner wants offers! May trade or seller financing available. . • Panoramic Views of Golf Course, Cit;y and Mountains • Single Level 2 Bedrooms and Den • Remodeled and Expanded • Air Conditioner and Windows $659,000 . ~· , . • STEPHANIE L. HOUGHTON P~ld PENINSULA PROPEIITIBS ••,. • • ._ • • ~ r i It If t I I , La.rge 4BD, 3BA home, nwYe flooring. hiath c:ei.linp, patio, balcony + large roof-top declc -perfect fur encauining Designer perfect with many special u~! SpCaacuW views of Bay & City trOm this 2BO + Oen. Large mamr suite. Direct Line: 723-0137 with some ocean & bay views. $475,000 Charming Newpon Beach home in quiet beach community on desirable comer location. 380, 2BA, large living rm, formal dining nn, airy sun rm, original hardwood Ooors $589,000 CONNIE BETTON 644-6373 Ext. 152 675-0570 Res. CELEBRITV FAMILY ESTATE of Actor "James Brolin" Call for deuils. $575,000 C.Ommerci.al downstairs. Large 3BR, 3BA, residential upstairs with large livingroom, fucplace, gourmet kitche.n and 6 car parking. Great Income! Two bedroom, two bath units. Exa=Uent 111mmer ranals. $550,000 Steps to beach. Grubb & Ellis agent is tops Gary Hesselgesser has the most closed transactions to date Gary Hesselgesscr. senior marketing consultant with Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estate Services in Newport Beach was distinguished as being the associate with the most closed sales transactions to date in 1996. This announcement was made by Ron Mazzano. senior vice pres1 ent and district manager of the Newport Beach office. ary's reputation for hard work and service is well known lo his clitnts and professional colleagues, .. Mazzano said. With all of his experience and ' Hcssclgesser is known~ ooe of the most due to the ICren&tb of the corporate support be ieoeivca. Panoramic ocean & golf course vin•sl Private beach access, beautiful large double lot with park setting & pool. Secluded iBR, 3BA, home with cathedraJ Ct"iling in living room & large family & dining room, great for entenaining over 200 guestll. successful sales associates in Orange County. He builds a feeling of trust with each client whether they are a first-time buyer or a million dollar buyer. His knowledge of the market. professionalism. expertise and sensitivity is what makes him a top agent. "'Grubb cl EU.ii bu outstanding markt.tina ..S ~;this ha' a1re.dy been a peat llidvantage bccau-.e of the variety of mlrbtiog possibilitie~ I ~an provide to my cUents." Hesselgcsser said. 7b IW#e" a., Baulpl1u, call Grdt A Ba .... ., R-1 EstaJt ~ 111 Nftlfl!WI a..A 111 (714) 644-Reduced to $895,000 Grubb ~,Ellis ... ___ Hessetgesscr services several areas throughout Orange County, includina N~ Beach, Irvine, Tustin, and the Saddlebick Valley. He offers the latest in '*· OiSp m ~ e.ape Cod home. Q.Jality construc- tion 1991. 38R, ~with fm'lc:h OOors, blt/wirooN sld~c:t:ililgs ........................................... ~ Balboa Island ,.... 100 block -tree-lined street, quiet 'WtSt end of Island. 3BR 28A single-stay home. Front & rear patios. CircM -... . ················· ............... $490,000 .Pier plus great South BaY location. 3BR, family room and 4BA. Large Irving room wtth fireplace. Large master suite. Views from Jetty to Pavilion/shared Pier ......................................................... t1,49S,OOO Little Balboa Island Specious Island Duplex. 48R, 2BA with la~ Little Belt:>oe Isle French Regency 3BR/dm, 3BA Q.Jiet locabonl Little Balboa Island~ 2BR; ~ belcony up, 3BR, 28A with patio down. Remo-home with formal dining room and pnvate 2BR den with lar'ge SU1deck and balanf + 2BR. 1BA With deled Kil:chens/Baths. Square footage cannot apartment. High ceilings. Upgrades. Sq.ft. can't be p!ltio .......................................................... $465,000 be duplialtedl... ..................................... $569,000 dupllarted. i15 Abalone ...................... $789,000 "We can help make the difference in your life! DUPLEX WITH OC£AN VIEW CompktefJ rmwdekd two bedroom, two bath, Very spacious and open, and a I bedroom, JI bath -3 homes /Tom the beach. WAYNE SMITH $440,000 HARBOR VIEW HOME-r Ekgantly designed 2 story family ho11U, 1 approx. 29()(J sq. ft.-4 fftfrm., 2.5 ba1h. D~I • Master Suik! E'LYNNE ALLEN $649,000 NEW LISTING -NEWPORT COAST Gaud community with pool and spa! Foj modei! 2 bedroom + dnilloft, 3 foll baths + 2 car attached garage! AIC, upgraikd carpet a I tik, plantation shutters, ceiling fans. washer/dryer and refrigerator inc/uMd. Owner; relocating. 1 DIANA PROSSER $237,500 OCEANSIDE EMERALD BAY Homesiu Jim time on rhe marlter in 40 years.• Fantastic views, excellent building potential' Call for details. 1 BILL DOLBY $795,000 TIRED OF PAYING RENT? ~- Want faymmts under $I 000/month?'> Beautifu small gated community,_ close to ev"lthing. 2 bdrm., 2 bath, fireplace, deck, patio plw garage. Priced below all sal.es. DELIA DELGADO $119,9001 A WESTPARK SPECIAL Detached 3 bedroom, 3 bath, hi~hly upgr/Ukd I with new carpeting and fresh pamt. 2 car I attached garage, beautifal yard Shows Lilte a model DIANA CAPPEL $239,000 QUIET LOCATION Close to everything. light and bright. 3 bedroom + iafi. Sec. System. Priua to sell. Call for details. J.D. CALLAGHAN $284,900 C RONA DEL MAR Cute 2 bedroom, I bath cottage in Corona del Mar. Hardwood floors, FP ditached DBL car garase. just listeJ ~ KATHLEEN McNAMEE , UCICONDO New ettrpet. .P~/~t, smooth ceilings. 2 bedroom, 1 car gam~. !<e.Jrig., washer & drjer included. Vacant and easy to I«. JOAN BURKE $139,900 NEWPORT COAST Near ocean golf co urse. New gated arra. Ca for information. F.STHER YANK BREATHTAKING VIEWS V-uw of Omzn. H11rbor. CMstlinr, Clu/11111 Su nm 11nd City /Jfh11. 5 bet/room, .f b11ths, 3 firrp/;urs, l/"11*/mx pool UIUNl, bro l«11twn in SmlAss Hill. Julia Li.ao Sl,095,000 SPYGLASS Hill FAMILY HOME BwmfaJ .f Im/room, .f IMth family""'"" with "'w bonus room .nJ family room.. Br11fUI nrw ltitchm with cmm-isillnJ, t;ran1U countnJ, sub-rrro "11-iK· plus extra '4rrr y11rti with pool tpa 11nti vkw. CJ/ 760-5000 _,_ llJ $875,000 WELL BELOW COST ON BAYCREST'S FAVORITE STREET Doni miss this ont!.'! 4 btdroom1. family room. Whi" & Bript w11h pool, nrwrr roof d.oors d-wmdows!!! CJ/ 760-5000 at. 126 S585,000 ~o.auu S279,000 ) An ·fn tern•tfonal Compa ny . 76().!SQC)o Sl,197.000 OCF.ANFRONT LOTI Build your J,,,,,,. howu! &j~ Gol'f'!'IU Sauvm •"" mu/1111.( "''"m' ~lk"' PUT. shops UJ rrfawri# Rnu"nintJ1 Diana~ S59S,000 CJJ ?lfO..SOOO ... "' $725,000 An International Company 760-5000 http://nmumtlnk.com • "REDUCED• THIS IS A ·10., CJ,,m,,i"K ~ umit«ti tnvn 3 Mlroom. 2 INith J,,,m,, f.itln •• ,_ iJ iiry with Frmrh J.oon, "'rr' ]'lnl with lats offom trra 11NI 8,000 Uf· ft. l.ot. EMERALD BAY TRADITIONAL Cornn KnoU bJ<11rion. Sinffe kw/, bl.uL waur om1n 11iiw hom,. Om! of IM '4rt;rr Jou in IM community. 4 IJ,Jroom, 3 b.th. retluml $50,000. C.JJ 494-7475 Bill Dolby Sl,19S,OOO C.JJ 760-5000 otl.. J 17 Jadcie HancUemaa $224,500 REDUCED $10,000 PhyfliaOuk Cost11 Mn6S E' silk. Grr111 c.""'1 •n fuin str«t, !duh H11urifal /.mJsupilfl. (m111 ~ lfNi tlniJk Cllr fartlf'. OPEN SUNDAY 1-1 168 ALBERT PUCE. COSTA MESA C.JJ 760;5000 o:I. 125 PANORAMIC VI£W •ABOVE THE HARBOR" E"ro~ ,.-etmmrtmitJ. &f.nsik Jnmuiric Msipni °""' bnw. 3 IW/rw#ll'1fia llM 3 Mrhs. &h.NrJ wrth Fm.ch lirfUSIOru, ~,,_a,, fiUDC fi11uha. ntrwtl b11nut"7 C.0 760-5000 ot1.. Ill $489,000 $469,000 we can help make the differmce in your life! BUILDER CLOSE OUT 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, vaulud ceilingr. big. backyards, 2 car gara~, only 4 l.efi. M1'St SeU! PATRICK KNAPP $189,900 LARGF.ST PLAN 5 bedroom + loftldm. New carpet and hardwood I jloon. 3 baths. futllmt locatWn. A great ~- J .D. CALLAGHAN $369,000 MARVELOUS 4 BR. HOME! UpgnukJ ltiuhm and upgr/Ukd J ~ bath! 1A1fe tlininK_ a"a. Briclt firep'4ce. Private backyard with pario. · JACK GIFFORD $154,900 ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME Custom masonry and 1tone tudor with 1eparau Guat Quartn'S. Ekctric gatn and e«JUisite quality throughout. Beauiifai view1! JOAN BURKE $1,675,000 HARBOR VIEW HILI.S lnveston windfaD.! Contemporary floor plan on huge lot. Perfect for renovation. Ownnr moving out of the 1tate. Ca/11-800-510-2005 Cotk#5006 MARK ACKRICH $449,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MF.SA -R2 Cute yellow house on great corner lot. Great for buildn: Can add on to n -do. lots o potmtiaL CONNIE CORN $259,000 EASTSIDE CONDO Quin street, nnvn-home. Large 3 bdrm., 2.5 ha.th with over 2,000 Sq. Ft. BeautifaJ landscaping. G"at yard just listed! ROBERT MILLIKEN $249,000 HILLTOP TRANQUILITY See the !mt rap of the 1etting nm and first sparltk of City Lights high above Newport &a.ch. Nearly MW with magnificmt tkcor. Light anJ bright with customiud bonus room. EnkrtlUMn bacltyard. MAXINE GOLDEN $525,000 OCEAN VIEWS IN THREE ARCH BAY Design the house of your dreams ... with the ~ et1n ,,,,1y di . larg,n lots, easily build4bk with exceptional privacy. Charming 1 bed/ 1 bath cottage. Owner will carry at 896 APR. CHRIS HANSON $659,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Dupkx -Owner will carry -G""' loc@on!! 2 bdroom, 1 bath with garage 11nJ 1 Hdroom, J bath with garate. For compk~ details contact J-800-510-2005 ~ #4087. RITA WADE $2S9,000 ; ·-.. Daily Pilot lleal &tate • Sepumber l.f. 1996 Bob & Dovie Koop ------------~ -~~~~~--. Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr. 760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580 Balboa Peninsula • C ust om built! Large 3 bcc!romt, 2 bath and 2 bedroom 2 bath unilS wilh tile. floors.custom k.ilch- m1, Bc:iber carpet. cltyligt11s, largcmu· Cameo Sllonl. CulUlm home. luge mlcr· I.er swLe wilh 1 walk Wnc:a ynd wilh a NII aeivicc bu, pool A in clOlfd., sun deck jaami,tileOn,mhrindoWl/cloon,rivc:n'Odl, and I 4 CU garage. spa IUba, mnodded kit, ( rplc. pnY11C ~ BobKoo ,Sr.orJr. $925,000 BobKoo ,Sr.orJr. :::::::=!~~~~~~ Irvine Terrace! Cu&c 3 bodroom. 2-bllh, luge yard, cltylight. wood floon, upgraded k.Jichcn tile floon A COWllC:rl, frplc, 2 car pt $444,900 Bob Koop, Sr.or Jr. SOUTH COUNTY Maada al the.--views, pied llteel. Cc:wn- plc:ccid ~ driveways, plumb A elcic. $790,000 & $740,000 Bob Koo , Sr. or Jr. NEWPORT BEACH 760-5000 Ext. 128 Read the latest happenings ... Buylines • 1n Joanie Smith 111 METRO REALTY next several months that arc also 1~ c'caping h 1 a place where 'he won't ha' c to an,\\cr ..tn} phone' tor a week. We ho~ 'he ha' .1 t.1hulm1' anJ peaceful vacatmn Oop'' Happy belated h1nhda} to Pat Foerster and Reggie McNemey of COWWELL BANKER MARINERS MILE. They both celebrated on Sept. 12. And happy birthday wishes to Austin Daynes. who will blow out the candles on the cake on lhe 20th. Oh, Canada -Pat and Don Davis of COWWELL BANKER COSTA MESA are in lhc land of Mounties and maple leaves for a week ~ Heydorff is back a(ter spending four days fishing. He won't let us in on the loca11on. but we do know it 's always a good time when he and his brothers get together at their hideaway to reel in a few fi sh and a couple of stones. Bonnie Turner 1s all smiles since she's babysitting her four-month-old grandchild, who is here from Arizona for a week. Mark your c alendars -lhe Orange Coast Association or Realtors (OCAR) bas planned a f cw fun events over the community oriented. The annual Civic Leaden Break.fast will take place on Wednesday, Sept 18 at the Balboa Bay Club. Gue~ls include Ncwpor1 Beach and Costa Mesa officials, mayors. city manager.., planmng director... fire chiefs and police chief:-.. Special guests are assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer and supervisor Marian Bergeson. The Holiday Canoed Food Drive will kickoff at the next Realtors' cocktail mixer at Twin Palms on Wednesday. Oct. 2. The event will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Participants should bring two cans of food to the party. And, the OCAR Affiliate committee is busy planning the annuaJCbartty Fashion Show Luncheon. Sponsorship opportunities arc available beginning at $100. Additionally, donations are needed for the raffle. Proceeds from the Oct. 30 event will benefit the National Center for Missing and Exploit~ Children, also known as the Adam Walsh Foundation. Do you hav• any news U> indwl• in the BuJlines column? Just caU Julie Vihr, nal aial• edl.tor (714) 5744242 or /ta (11') 6504802 . ............. ,. ••••••• # • ..., •• , •• , ••••• . . . . . . . . . . · .•.•. . . . . . . . . . . .. ,. . . . . . . . . ' • over 17 ?'tars ~eriena JIJong tfie ·coast 'Brok!r '}/p.me.I t.o ~/'),{~!J{afl of J'a mt 760-5000 x131 Owr.f.600 '9?ET(wf/ E.xcepnonal custom hl11l1 4BR with stunning views ot the kit Bay &net dty lights. FabuJ. •u' JI,"' plan w/huge upstain Bonus and GUM Room FrT FOR A ICING! Couttymipool plm rc.u \.uJ 'IJ.1. (,Alt.O ENTRY/3 car pnge. OPLN SUNDAY 1-S • lot6 ~R $1,250,000 Smashln~ NIP,t Ulfpt l'kwsl ~Jegant. bu1 l07)' 4BR w/pt)()I f< French doors !(Jinn•' l\nng us .m offer! 1725,000 Nmport fmnlly Home 41~R. 2.S BA w/ 2 firt:plal~. Great family room. Pool & spa. Immaculate. OPEN SATURDAY 1-S • 1512 ANITA (X HIGHLAND) 1499,000 NntfNPrt Ikgch Stmll Wonderful 3 BR on large lot w/ beaullful yard \.orgeous street. Close to Marlnt.>r's School and aJI shopping. UZS,000 cw «IMlr YI~ Totlal reMOdd w/ • lartr mastet ~uih ,, • 11111, 3~ ~~'sM!dagml(\~1\1 ' ••I' 1$19,000 Om!ja SMc ,,rt:B k C9rmff dt'I 1>,fnr 3BR 2BA. ptvate spa. cncloled yard. • •.. $1JD;OOO, Charm Of The Island! • Impeccable 2 Br, 28aCottage •Custom Built 1990 • New Kitchen w /Top Brand Appliances $635,000 • Call Walter Mitchell @588-3083 Magnificent Home or Duplex • Exquisite 5 Br Home • Elegantly Decorated • Showcased" in '94 COM Home Tour $895,000 c.Jl Alrct Browndl @675-9i85 A View From The Top • 2 Br, 28a PC!f'lthouse Condo In Lido • Sp«t-arular Bay & Ocean Views • Boat Slip Available Call Victor Yack 0673-8700 •Very Uruque 2 Br., 2 B.t Pa\thouw • Quality Drcor • Ni<'e Fountain View $189,000· Channing Balboa Island Duplex • 3 Bedroom Cottage • Newer 2 bedroom Apt. w /Privatir Deck • Latge Pabo w /South Bay Front Vsews $539,000 Call (Av Proud @671-8700 Live In One, Rent The Other! • ~nt Location Oose To South Bay • 2 Large 3 Br Uruts • Great lncome'! $759,000 Cllll Betsy Boyd @673-8700 Gorgeous View Of Back Bay • 3 Br & 2.5 S.th • Large Master • Grani~ Wet Bar • Built-In Ent. Cntr. QUI UztH-IL Collins @509-8923 • 2 Mastu Model • YkU Located • Quiet 4t Sunny • Excellent Co1'dibon $174,000 Panoramic Bay & Ocean Views & Catalina Sunsets • Ra.rely Offered 3 Br & 3 &th •Custom Shutters & Verticals • Plush Light Carpet & Custom Hardwood Floors • Wall of Class Sunounds F1repla«' • Extra Large Double Patio $399,000 Call Walter M1tchtll @588-3083 NtwportBeach Island Living At Its Best! • Brand New Family Home or Duplex • Excellent location •Gorgeous Luxury Amenities $895,000 Call Alia Brownell @675-9585 Quaint Balboa Island Duplex • lm.macuJate 2 Br Cottage + Newer 2 Br. Apt.. Each With Priv. Garage $445,000 Call Alict Brownell @675-9585 Big Canyon Townhome • Incredible Golf Course Views • 2 Br. 2.5 Ba+ Oen/Study • Pnvate End Unit VACATION RE NIAL • Walktng Dist.Ance To Peninsula Point &: Ferry • 3 stOry • 5 bdrms • Private Pier • Bayfront . somdy bMc:h $2200/....,,. r I ... . , ___.. ---------- ~A-ed Newport Prope ~--~· . ) . 1aB BaBITLY _...a ONU1ID featuring fine properties from condos to cast/es _ Sewb«J ~ ~ 4Ula 1969 SALT SPRAY E1perleoce tb~ uhllaraUo• of ll'fi•I rlpt oa OH of Laguna'• lovdJne baches. Uw hi owr ..0 911.ft. ot huwry wltb prln~ sups to bHch and 45' of -.ilia for ,.cltt. Can ror reatura list. ~000 LSl ENTERTAIN UNDER THI! STARS Llgbt, airy, cmtom JBR wltb ualqu~ famlty. .-wltb rdnctable nibf. LoU of glMs & skylf&bU. aoun-t ldtdNn, spa & lap pool, dttk with oc:an. bay, & day Yiewa. Cloee to .u sbopplJJ« & rttftation. $929,000 RS I lllX & MA H Buy all of lht loU or buy OM lo4 od die dueloper wU1 buDd you a cu.~om i--to .utt~ your needs. $495,000-$595,000 532,33,49 viding superior · ce to Southern mia since 1969 ... 'Ur people are the difference 13 IAGUNITA Gated oceanfront estate In the heart of Laguna Beach. A well · built, well designed home of incomparable uality in "Lagunlta." aeR & exercise room (could be 5th BR), 5.SBA, game room, wine cellar, security system, jacuzzi, sauna, private boat QlOOring. All rooms .. haw oc~ views! $3,899,000 TRADffiONAL Well-located on a desirable street near all that Laguna Beach has to offer. 4BR,3BA.AN EMOTIONAL HOME. Must see! $875,000 ., I -_..___. ---------·-· --,,. __ .., ....... , , ... w CottooPohtt ~~~ Fantastic 2.6 acre front row h1t at Cotton Point. 450/nt overlooking the Pacific behind 2 g"uarded gates. Next . to Casa Pacifica (Nixon's Western White Howe). Build your dream home. $3, 7 50,000 Graciow, traditional '"''°"' h61IU i..dudu 5 bedrooms, 6 baths, private pier & slip for 60' yacht. High ceilings. Ekvator. J. car garage. Ovenind ilJt. 1.j8AmLA>t ..... Rare 1.8 acre ( ±) 1"t with mature trees & an unparalkkd western view of ~ ....... Baell Bay. Zonedfor~ ----+----+- horses. Room for tennu court. lfWafnumt ..... ~ Eastsitk Costa Mna Bread l!I Bflltn" 1111ill. R11rwb vaunst, 1ad ail ;, 2 BD .. JllA a"" luu a f>rivau rwar yartl l>lu a wry 1a,.,. qn. font ,artl. U•ill ""' ;,. (/l'Ut />Ort of Costa Me1a. s.11n-" IUtivautl -$319,000 , REALTY GROUP 760-1900 living room. 4-car tarage. Private pool & Jl>a. Bit gourmet Htchen. Private tennis court. ComJJete tyrn. Fully equipf>td media room. $3,295/)()() Remodekd 6 bedroom custom estate on a kgal douhk ilJt. Unf>aralle'8J.-ouan iMws. 2- story entry foyer & living room. Private pool & spa. Vny f>rivate location.. Private tennu court. Reduudl $2,495,000 DowrSltJN ~ Bea~tifal htm1e on the Bal with f>rivate dock for 65 yacht. Gourmet kitchen. for~ ir]/ormatlon on this propafy, please call Coast Newport Properties (714) 644-1600 4 Civic Plaza • Suite 260 • Newport Beach COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES PRESENTS ••• .c4 SPECTACULAR IR.VINE COVE OCEANFRONT ESTATE Th~ speaacular Europcan-Meditcnanean styje eslate, listed by Rod Daley, Is situated on one of Orange County's largest oceanfront lots in the fabulous guard-gated private beach community of IJVine Cove. The property's gated enay leads to a large private rowtyard surrounded by two separate guest cottages. pool. spa, changing rooms and the main house. The immense home is built on three levels. all serviced by an elevator and exterior stairways. Each room is lit beautifully for displaying art and Uving on the oceanfront and the exqu~te construction of the interiors ~ a picc'c of an in itself. The main house has six bedrooms. six and one-half baths. three family rooms and an extravagant master retreat that reflects the elegance and stature of this home · bedroom with fireplace. "her· office. "his" office and media cent.er. alcove coffee bar. huge main bath. extra bath. three large ---""""'"sunning deck. The main P.ublic area on the enay leVellSdCSigned ar~ views of ~ oetan. The living rqom. focmal dining room and family room arc an positioned with run vm. The restaurant equipped kitchen, panay. brWfasl room and out.OOor cooking areas are all arranged to handle food needs both latgc and small. Thc downstairs area includes another large rtat.adon room, wine cellar. laundry, an storage. and a four room suite. ~ ror nanny ~r grandparum. The house has balconits off~ Ml)' room. Don't forget the two guest cottages. complete with fireplaces. Of course in ~ location you find unsurpassed white water ocean views which are ever changing. Irvine Cove also offers a beach park and oommunity tenni.5. lb make an appointment to see this magnifictnt property or for further informadon oontK.1 Coast Newport Properties al (714) 644 -1600. I ,.. :.... 644-1600 723-8800 EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATE OF SOTHEBY'S International Realty ., .. ,,. ..,, . •.. ,,, .... Gated Communities Newport Coast 3 bedrooms+ den In St. Michel w/ pool and spa. Upgrades. Mike MalT $449,000 Newport eo.8t Ccqeous city llcht vtews from like new 4 Bd. In Montserrat. Gree LombardJ $562,000 Belcoert Tel'nlee Rare 4 Bd. Plan D In great loaation. UPCfaded throucJtout. LJU Noah $679,900 JUllllae Creek Ex<iellent buyl 2 bedrooms + den, private spa. Uke new. condition. Very quiet location. Carole Jo•uon $J98,000 Spotlight Belco1Ut HW Sunset vtews horn spacious 2 bedroom condo. Beautifully 'l>POinted. Country kJ~ MlkeMalT Ritz Cove Great custom building site. 2nd row with fabulous view. Scanlan & Busk $89S,OOO Newport Coast Customized 4 Bd. + 4.5 Be. on lar&eSt lot In 11te Polntel Lo~ban!J & Worden $899,000 BIC CaaJon GreaJ home for enter- talftlnc, Pool. spa. tennis. A fun house! a.n. Uadsay $1,495,000 Ritz Cove French Mediterranean build to suit. Spectacular vtews. Scanlan & Bask $1,695,000 Belcotlrt Contempor.uy MedJterranean estate w/ ocean and city view. 5 Bd. Jeny Flnster $3,J95,000 Blc Canyon Custom Completely remodeled home. Beautiful limestone ftoon. cranlte wet bar & counter tops. c.,, Lecraacl $1,550,000 View Properties 644.-1600 723.-8800 : 723-8800 644-1600 -~-. --.. LIDO ISLE OFFICE · 723-8800 644-1600 .,. I 644-1600 723~8800 Corona del Mar Jasmine Creek Great price for adorable 2 bedroom, den, A/C.. Johnson & Peterson $375,000 Irvine Terrace Cute cottage wt 3 bedrooms and pool. Great buy! Marian Phllllppl $489,000 Charming duplex. Front unlt-3 Bet. 2 Ba Rear unit·2 Bet I Ba Jerry Finster $524,000 Old Corona del Mar Duplex south of hlchway. l Bd. 3 Ba. and 2 Ba. 2 Ba. Sharon Smith $62,,000 ~-~----.... -- • Family Neighborhoods Newport Coast Priced for Immediate sale. St Michel 3 bedroom. 2.5 bath. Manny Stelllno $399,000 The Bluffs Remodeled! 3 Bd. 2 Ba. with city lights, peek-ocean and Catalina vtews. Excellent condition I Don't wait! Patrick & Tony Bartollc $309,000 Blc Canyon VII.las Sweeping view of Big Canyon golf course from this like new 2 bedroom +office. Prtstlne propetty. Scanlan & Busk $«9,000 Westcllff Fabulous tum-key family home on large lot. Beautiful landscaping. Carr & Feeney $469,000 Jasmine Creek Very open upgraded 3 bedroom, family room, peak of ocean Carole lohnson $519,000 Harbor View Homes Remodeled home near peenbelt Ind oommunJty pool Scanlan & Hlnma.n $629,000 Condo & Townhome Living Ea.aide Costa Meu Creat condo with extra larse bonus room. Cireat yard. Steve Mitchell $229,000 BaJYlew Court 3 bedroom. 1 bath exec:uttve condo w/ loads of us:>CJades. Sandie Fix $219,000 Eutbl.tf Gcqeous home. 4 Bd. 2 Ba 2 ftreplaoes, lovely yard and patio IEYan Corbtt $689,000 Harbor View Homes Beau11lul new remodel w/ 6 Bd. 5 Ba. A must sec Kllne & Hanis · $895,000 aJStom home w/ view. Large main room-. Susan Scanlan $1 ,250,000 Harbor View Homes Perfclt loatton I house from greenbelt Kid-. can walk I blodt to elementary school Scanla• & Hta-.n $729,500 Costa Mesa ' ..... •• With its beautiful pine trees and breathtaking cliffside setting, this very special property has a Monterey-like atmosphere that sets it apart from its n~ighbors. Located in the prestigious private gated community of Emerald Bay, the three bedroom, three and one-half bath home eatures a uge rd and charming garden. There is plenty of room to expand the existing home or create an entirely new home to fulfill the most discriminating owner's dreams. The home is situated on the point of land which separates Emerald Bay and Irvine Cove, offering spectacular views of rugged shoreline and the fascinating display of marine life in the crystal-clear waters below. View the semi-annual migration of dolphins and whales from a front-row seat, and enjoy the dazzling daily spectacle of the sun setting behind Catalina Island. • Offered at $2,900,000 · ROD DALEY 714 ... 494,..6208 Pftotograpfty by David Htotli Weste'" Exposure Saturday 901 Zurich Circle - Sunday 215 Via Lido Soud 124 Via Triest~ . 90 I Zurich Circle • • l ~ ' -~~~ ~ . . ~ .... .... ... ~ -, . _.· -.~ .. '. • . j • .. I 717~4711 Contemporary Udo Isle Bayfront 215 Via U do Soud - ---- This elegant 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath bayfront home boasts a high volume ceiling. spacious master suite with enormous walk·in closet. gourmet kitchen and bar, bayfront patio and dock with the capability to host up to a 60' boat. s~curity system. and a three car garage plus lift for a fourth vehicle. Offered at $2,595,000 A unique opportunity to own one of Newport Beach's most premier bayf:ront homes. .... ··- I ., - UdolsleOYrmer 8'J8 VIII Udo Soud 8-yfront Condo 611 UdoPadt~#2A R.epreset ieed Buyer . . .. . ~ --- Newport Coast Custom Lot 6 Windemere Court ... ' , . ·~- ~· - ; ( ' . i ,.. -------................. KEvI N Ku B IAK AsSOClATE CORONA DEL MAR $524,000 CORONA DEL MAR $47.2,000 BALBOA BAYFRONT $1.995,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS $879,000 11 Beacon Bay 1474 Antigua+ $23,668,900 SOLD AND IN ESCROW IN 1996 $995,000 $4,995,000 $395,000 $1,425,000 $1 ,295,000 $1,150,000 $1,249,000 $625,000 85 asmine Creek+ 611 Dahlia 2100 Vacht Grayling+ 2661 Circle 2641 Bayshore+ • 510 38th St. 2209 Channel Rd. 345 Emerald Bay• SMITHCLIFFS UJ9S,00o • } I ' l t ' _.. ----·· -----~ -----.. . ·---It t O I' . f' I t Io DOVERSHORF.S Laroe upgraded 5 bedroom home with stunnino Back ~B.ay and Fashion Island view, pool and spa. $931.• NEWPORT HEIGHTS Wonderful 3 Bd. •den family home w/ 1Bd11Ba~-quar· ters. 4 car garage and 34' RV garage. Great buy! $111,• NEWPOllT COAST Prat to Ill now. St Michel CllllfJd community. 3 8d. 2.5 Ba. hlrdwood floors. open and bright floor plan. .... NEwPORT HEIGHTS Remodel or teardown, but save the 4-car g$ili and bOnus room above! .• PELICAN POINT Front row ocean views from this spectacular custom homeslte right on the golf course. $1,695,000 • .. .. MANNY STELLINO + MARLENE HASSEL • 717-4761 Di~ct 642-6048 Residence . . .. MANNY STELLINO 717-4762 Di~ct 650-2678 Residence I ----.. --.. ---------------- • BILL FEENEY in association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS OPEN HOUSES From one ro five p.m. Bayfroot Value 30 I North Star Open Sunday $979.000 Lido Isle Vacant Lot 215 Via Koron Open Sat. & Sun. $399,000 Lido Isle Vacant Lot Uni<.JUC prime street to street location. Ideal for 3.000 sq. ft. custom home! Steps to beach & tennis •$399,000 Triangle Square Area 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome w/ fireplace Greenbelt location. community pool $144,000 BILL FEENEY'S 1996SALES Represented 10 Weybndge Seller I 0 Weybridge Buyer 435 Via Lido Soud Seller 2620 Cliff Drive Buyer 325 I Broad Street Seller 1506 Priscilla Seller 111 Via San Remo Buyer 8 Misty Meadow ·seller 83 Linda Isle Buyer 1a oron uyer 126 Via Koron Buyer I 26 Via Koron Seller I 26 Via Koron Buyer 205 Crystal Seller 304 36th Street Buyer 13 14 Santiago Seller 2 13 Knox Street Buyer 1851 Port Kimberly Buyer 137 Via Venezia Seller 314 Buena Vista Buyer 510 Catalina Buyer 10 I Harbor Woods Seller 125 Via Waziers Seller 4210 Spindrift Buyer 463 Walnut Buyer 304 36th Street Seller Bayfroot Value 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled with 60' on the water Motivated seller -bought another home $979,000 Lido Isle Bay View Home 5 Bd. 4 Ba Pride of ownership! Highest quality materials Marble. granite, French docn. aown moldin~ 3 fireplaces $799,000 3 Bd. 2 Ba. family room, meticulously maintained! Professionally landscaped on large Jot $469,000 717-4744 Harbor View Hills Broedmoor 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. completely upgraded and expanded! 9.900 sq. ft . comer lot. granite counters, skylights $950,000 Udo Isle Double Lot 3 Bd. 1 Ba. beach house, prime 60' street to street lot Build llm homes or a large home with yard. pool. etc. $769,000 " ... ' ... .. ...... . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • •••••• iii ••••••• ....... • • o t 0 f • t I p Eastslde Beacon Bay DENNIS DURGAN 759~3707 PRIME OPPORTUNITIES Location, location!! Perched over a secluded sandy oove with private access to beach. This is an an::hitectural masterpiece. $2,495,000 Custom traditional home with guest quarters. Old World charm throughout. No.w $499,000 NEW CUSTOM ESTATES HARBOR VIEW HOMES BRAD HINMAN 759 .. 3732 / ·--_____ J ~-----....-"'>.'~--:--·~-~ -~ ..... J»--.l -----· -......... ~--'~--._.~ .. - HARBOR VIEW HIUS $915,000 ' ' ' • . f -4 e + •I f • •' t TOP AGENTS HONORED SECOND QUARTER AWARD .WINNERS APRIL 1996 LISTING AGENT OF THE MONTH KEITH RANDLE SALES AGENT OF THE MONTH RONDA HEIN l.JmNG AGENT OF THE MONTH JERRY FINSTER SALES AGENT OF THE MONTH JERRY FI • I 9 9 6 SALES AGENT OF THE MONTH KEITH RANDLE ------- ''BETTER SALESPERSON OF THE QUARTER DALEY -------- THE BEST'' SECOND QUARTER AWARD WINNERS MOST TRANSACTIONS FOR THE QUARTER HEIDI STOCKWELL LISTING AGENT .QUARTER t 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and pool. French doors, high ceilings and formal DR. High assumable loan. $525,000 2 bedroom, 2 bath end unit condo right on the part! Includea. are refrigerator, W/D and $1500 carpet allowance. 01tl11 "$14 7,000 Tlie idea was simple: iUiW a flome of uncompromising q~ and style. ., Now, aft.er two years of Jiainstafting planning and peerless worfrmansfrip, the ·goal stands attained. No detail has been overlooked; nothing has been le~ to chance. At every touch, at every turn, something entices the eye, quickens the fteart, stirs tfte imagination. Spacious new custom home with golf ~~co~a~~~e--v-'feWS.H~·ttiir...,_,...._,_....._....,,__.~~~~~ NC and security system. $525,000 There is sometfiing for Everyone ... : BAYFRONT OCEANFRONT $1,395,000 $5,400,000 VIEWS l ' l DESIRABLE NORTH LAGUNA Perfectly remodeled home on oceanside of highway. Great view! Steps to beautiful Crescent Bay and local beach coves. Custom kitchen, wonderful veranda room, two master suites. Lovely large yard! Separate lower level, room for office, guest room or maid's room. Offered for$915,000 SPECl'ACUl.AR OCFJ\N VIEW Wonderful North Laguna vtew home on large lot, waUdnc dist.Moe to beautiful beac;h coves and nearby shops. Very~, pNlt back- yard, lush landscapina. Private, guest. maid's quarten or Oftlat area with own entrance. QfPi;N for $71 t,OOO BUILD DREAM ESTATE! Uniq_ue o_pportunity in Laguna Ni_guel. Build your dream estate on 4. 7 acres amid a pristine 57 acre property you ~an call your own. Incredible privacy! Magnificent ocean and city lights views! Call now! Offered for $2,900,000 UONLY IN LAGUNA" - • ~·~"-.t -------~ I I .. 1 I I ~ . I I t ·- )ILL ANDRUS 759-3736 LIDO ISLE I 918 Seadrift 3 bedrooms,-3-batias Pool, large yard $592,000 223 Via E6oll 2 bedrooms, 2 batfts New in 1989 $498,500 Community pool, spa $235,000 ...... _..,..,..,__ -............ - MIKE MARR 759~3786 ,,. Lifestyle and value mean everything! · CEAN Fabulous new custom villa . Over 5,000 square feet witli panoramic views . Features include 4 car garage and i ~replaces. $1,795,000 .. .Brestigious gat.ed community. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 fiat/as, 3 car garage overlooking pool and park. A true Newport Beacli value I . $679,900 . .. ,. ,· Presents Jasmine Creek In the heart of Corona del M.aLoffering re5ort lWing aLits finest. , t • erful property over 6,500 square feet ded by beautiful lawn, gardens, pool . Four bedroom suites plus additional baths, formal living and dining rooms, ily room, wood paneled library. $2,600,000 Y MORPHY VIRGINIA ZENZ -3 731 759-3764 For more information call -SUSAN LAIRD . -~-' ::I..:?::...t.-_......._ _ • Owner needs to SELL NOW! Recent dramatic price reduction makes this executive--style home the best value in the guard-gated community of Belcourt. This home features 2 becf,.OOms, 3 baths;la~e family room with wet bar, formal dining robm, huge eat-in kitchen, 3 fireplaces, soaring ceilings, matble floors and yard with built-in BBQ and spa. $679,900 OPEN SATURDAY 2:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. Golf Course View ' $279,000 254 Villa Point Drive ~ ~ -~-----,.~-, ,......~7. .. ..... -.. ,,,;.,c --. " " .. .. . . ._. :c._.A • .-.... '"""" -I -•.. -,d-- 20 RUE VILlARS $B25,000 Sophisticated DeauvHle beaJtifully appointed 3 bedroom on golf course. Beverly Morphy 759-3731 Minda Bush 759-3782 I 9 INVERNESS lANE $1,850,000 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath home on 8th fairway. Gounnet kitchen, library, wine cellar, pool, spa. Karen Betson 759 ... 3741 $I ,5H,OOO . I Completely remodeled custom home. Private master with flreplace. Gary Legrand 759-377! ----~ -4 30 ROYAL ST. GEORGE $1,450,000 Single story custom with sweeping fa1rway views. Open, light and spacious rooms. Stella Worden 759-3729 25 HERMITAGE $1,395,000 Rare custom lot and home on aolf course. 5 bedroom w/ chJldren's wing and playroom. Clots Undsay 7'9-3775 .. -~...;;;..;a.J.--· -· .... MARCY WE;INSTEIN ~ be tlte Newport c.ocut 967-6555 -644-8108 Custom Homes by Morris Development • Design/Interiors • Architecture • Construction • Landscape • Development • Come see our properties. Viewing available everyday by appointment. NEW LISTING 1233 Portside Comj>k~ly renovated Cape Cod home with ocean, bay and city light v~w•. Four spacioiu bedrooma includiflB a master suite, formal. dining room, 3.5 batha, larg~ family room, gou1'J'Mt leitc/aen with brea/t.fast noole, lovely liviflB room and wet bar. Beautifully landacaped patio overloOling tM Newport Harbor. - Offend at .,.,000 t-~ f ,. \ f H r I ~ r \ '\ c J I i ') ,, ) I ~ ) . " Heather ANGEL Barba;a ·HUTCHING~ "Successful Sale" call tlie Har6or View Hills Experts R -\ r~ B1\ r' ·\ H u Tc H '"' c ~ 7-; q ; -i I 8 --- SHIRLEY HARRIS Hall of Fame Member 759-3727 JIM l<uNE 759r-3771 Consider it SOLD When -you list with the "FINEST" .. • • J •• • 24 Chatham Court, Belcourt Specta,ular luxury "Towne Collection" townhome witlt higft volume entry and two master suites. This Plan "C .. has soaring two-story liviKg room with ffreplace and elegant drcular staircase. The Master bedroom suite boasts a ffr~place, dee" and luxurious bath. A second master bedroom has a private dressing area . Spacious family area offers ffreplace and Fren'h doors to lush entry courtyard. Belcourt is a private 24-hour guard-gated commuKity. The opulent landscaping with mature trees creates a warm wekome to residents and guests. The Towne Collection ftas a convenienUy located recreation cent.er induding pool, spa and cabana. Custom $2,495,000 Reduced to $699,000 o,.~versiud lot $525,000· ea,crest Customized witlt pool a1td spa $485,000 ' ' I t~ (I t ·~ -· . -· 1 • ..... -... -.... -----~--..:-: CONNIE MA.xSENTI Pager:·707.-7583 . '• ,_ "No one knows· more a6out the Coast" Walking distance to town & beach. Ocean views! 4 Bd. 3 Ba. FR & office. Perfection in every detaH. 849,000 Fabulous 2 bedroom, 2 bath upstairs condo. Light & bright. Ready to sell NOW! $144,900 Wonderful 5 bedroom, 4 bath family home on Beach Road. Separate guest quarters. ~95,000 - Spectacular vi~! Highest Promontory in North Laguna. Large ftat building site. Private cul-de-sac. $795~ COROKA DBL llAR D~X ~..., 1Wo 2 bed/one bath ooitS on a 50x118 foot lot. F8bulous opportunity for IUbclMsionl Won't last! Hl.nyt Aakln&_: $405,000~ The-Sands Group to auction 71 p~perties Properties ore located in Orange and Los Angeles counties The Sands Group. the auction company affiliated with Fred Sands Realtors, will auction 71 propenies located in Orange and Los Angeles counties on Sunday, Sept. 29 at the Shcratoo Gateway Hotel at Los Angeles . . . Open houses will be held from noon to 4 p.m. on Sept. 14-15 and 21-22. According to Dan Verdin. senior director of The Sands Group. this auction will be ideal for investors. "Most ~Jtics involved arc multi- unil complexes which have significant investment value," Verdin said. According to Verdin, buying real estate at an auction can be a very exciting and rewardina experience, both for invcston and thole looking for a home. With a reputatile auction company like The Sands Group. buyers can expect knowledgeable. friendly and professionaJ real estate services from licensed real estate agents. The Sands Group will conduct a free How to Buy at an Auction seminar at the Sheraton Gateway Hotel-LAX on Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. All documentation on the properties will be available for . . . . on auction day beginning at 11 a.m. The properties to be sold are located in Alta Dena. Arcadia. City of Commerce. osta esa. ovma. aw ome, Huntington Beach. Los Angeles, La Habra. La Puente. Lawndale. Lennox. Long Beach. Lynwood, Newport Beach, Puadcna. Pico Rivera, Pomona. Rosemead, San Juan Capistrano. San Pedro, Santa Ana. South Pasadena, Torrance and Wilmington. For biddtr reKf.st:l'tltWtt Uifonnatiott or to receive Gii audiott brodllU'I (1930TC), c"1l Tift SaNb Grotip arutiott ilf/onnalWn offk1 ot (800) «JO.. SANDS ( «J0..7263). CUSTOll HOME WITH OCEAN VIEW 4 bed/5.5 battt beauty just 1 /2 block from ~ Col'Ona. Gourmet kitchen with Island cook top, balcony, bMuttful pool and spa. Aaldne: $1,1-96,000 Fifth-annual custo"' home exposition 'at Pelican Crest The newest neighborhood in Newport Coast 1bc Irvine Company will stage the fifth annual Newport Coast Home Exposition. Sunday, SepL 15 from I J a.m. until 5 p.m. at Pelican Crest. can be one of the most exciting experiences of a lifetime," said Rudy Svrcek, senior vice prcsiden~ residential sales and marketing for The Irvine Company. '1'he Expo is designed to ex plain the process.'' One of the most sought-after private communities on the West Coast. the towns of southern France .and northern Italy. Custom bomesitcs here ran~ from $S2S,000to Vi. '---":...::..· ILi!--.:... Hi" ,... ,. __ .. ss.000.000. MSW nan r..wn 1 0 ~ ~ To reach the Expo attendafo~-...-:-~ · sess100 semmar on ·~--·~ take N~rt Coast 'the custom home building process. Guided tours of Pelican Hill, one of the coftllDWlity's private neighborhood , will also tiC offered Childcare will be avaiJable.. .. Purchasing a custom homcsite and building the home you've always wanted I Drive to Pelican Hill Road. Follow igns to Expo parking. For Utjonutiort, call tlu New,ort CtNUt Exldbil locllUtl hlow Tiu Clu111coh Ftldoty rataanutl U. FtuleiiM lslail N1wpon Center Ill (114) 1S9-U69. r-,,.....:-·-1-··--..... 0 Houses ~ $7'0.000 Sun 2-6 &. VIII A* -··-8708 w o.:.nfrOlll 11.225.000 Sat t-5 P.MclClnnly 6708 W. Otwttronl 11.225.000 5-1 1-5 a f'tl1lNn . ..•. ,,.,,, 4 AIMrgnt 1234.900 Sun H IOAIMfVne $214.000 Sun 1-4 7 NlghCsholt $1.295,000 Sal 2~ 7 NightSllol1 $1,295,00 Sun 1-5 8 Flifwlnd $1,796,000 Sun 1-5 .. 2104 ...... Wil!OIKI Siii 1-S •• allJ 21 8llbol CMS S11i9.lXXl Siii 12 .. ......, 19IXI s.tilOO 18.lXXl Siii , .. ~ 1-5 .... 502 Alrill IMVO S32c.ox> Sal l·S 502 Midll IMVO 1324,(XX) Sill 2-6 2-5 2-5 11-5 1210.000 84111 1-5 H .. JoMI 5 ....... $1.395.000 84111 2-5 • .... 0 SllllllWll 2104 .... ao.ooo 84111 1-5 lfL.lA: St•aee SIWSll 1-5 ... , ...... $1,"9,llOD $911 t-S ..... an•"*'°' 91111 M --Sii 1~ $1 ... " , .. --lllSlll 2-5 a.--.. , .. IZ,..000 Sii 1'6 .... This inviting 4 bedrooms, wilhin walking dis- lance to mariners & bO bay, features newer roof, autoolated sprlnf<lets, wood floors, copper pip- ing & much more! Subffilt yoor offer-now reduced to $429.000 . • y ----------. ---.. - STIJNNING 2-STORY CUSTOM HOME Just 5 minutes from Anderson School. 4 bedroom, 4 .5 bath, large living room, maids quarters. $79,,000 t 11\JWl\WICllKM WWPSr PRICE IN HARBQR VIEW HOMES 2 + den + 2 Ba on very private location. Best vaJue $4o9,000 THE Lor -THE loc.An<>N -THE Sm -T8E Pl.A le "' AnJn.iq,, Sch<Jo~ I.A~ ctp;ttuin. "~ TENNIS Pl..AYERs ORF.AM -PoRTIFINO Moon $SS9,000 4 /)oqn"' "°"'""'"iry tmJfi.s ~pool cf,,.. w ALK To Wou IN NEWPORT C!NTEa $8S9,000 Gtuul ~ity. MoJel pnftct.. lEAsE IN PoRT STKEETS 4 /Ndrr>tnN, bri:Jtt, ,. ltqll "' rnmlN/J. TIO ._ONGS --------- Gerrv& Cfu:ista 640-5664 Dotti Johnson 760-1966 Why Pay Rent ... ? When Your Mortgage Is Lm. Than RmJ. .... 707 Avoaulo Sunny & Bright I Bedroom I Bath, ocean view, beautiful location. Oil $179,500 753 Avocado 2 Bedroom -·2 Bath C.Ondo, Oose to Beach and Fashion hlarvl Printe 2-Car Garage with Storage. Lovely Pool, Spa and Entertainment Area. $229,500 727 Avoaulo 718'/z Mlwgllrite 4210 Spbulrift $269,500 $289,900 $185,000 h1lnsul1 Point 4 Bedrooms. 2.75 Baths, LMng room plus den, separate dining room, 2 car garage plus space fOf' 3rd car or boat 3 patios, custom spa . ..... ooo Waterfront with Boat Sllp 2 Bedroom, 1 Story, 2 car . Redone kitchen and ~room. On ctHe-sac street, gated community. $1148000 2 Association office closed for Labor Day ' 8:45 a.m., GPA Committee meeting 9 a.m. -noon. Agency 1 -4 p.m .. Ethics 5 8:30 o .m., Boord of Directors 6 10 o.m -2 p.m .. Brokers Preview MLS Book Dellvery 9 8:45 o .m .. Communtty Relations meeting 9 o.m .. MLS Committee meeting 10 8:45 a .m .. Affiliate Committee meeting 11 9 o.m. -noon. Foreclosure 1 -4 p .m .. Cold Calllng Techniques 12 9 o.m., Grievance Committee meeting 2 -4 p.m .. COMPASS Beginner course . 13 10 a.m . -2 p.m .. Brokers Preview 14 Rosh Hashonah 16 8:30 a .m .. Orientation/Induction 18 8:30 a .m. -Civic Leaders Breakfast 9 o.m. -noon. Envfro Hazards 2 -5 p .m .. Internet Course l -4 p.m .. Procuring Couse 20 10 o .m. -2 p.m .. 22 Autumn begins 23 Yorn Klppur 25 9:30 o .m . -4:30 p .m .. Seminar. Working with Real Estate Financing. Taught by Attornex Bert Cook 26 9 -11 a.m., COMPASS Beginner course 27 10 a.m. -2 p .m .. Brokers Preview ·········- $500,000's • 4 Bedrooms • Large Sun Deck • 3 Baths • Dumbwaiter • 2 Car Garage • Steps to Bay & Ocean Beaches The perfect executive be11eh ho1rU! Entirr third kve/ is mastn suite with fireplace, wailt-in cwsas ana large privau nm declt. Secona kw/ is an open floor plan with dining arra, family room ana large S1'11 declt. D1'mbw4iter maltes lift ury. FilfSt kl hllS 3 bedrooms lm4 foll bath._ This ho11U is sophisticated an4 comfonabk. Coleen H. Brennan (714) 720-9995 Pgr. (714) 304-()884 "' ... e;w•41•eii111&P - SPYGLASS HILL • $7()9,000 1-,.aJitianal 2 story 4 bdroom home with family r0<un and pool table srud bonus room, private estate like grounds with garckns, pool and spa. 631-1400 IRVTNE T ERRACE • $2, 195,000 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 11cu-/y co11structcd dramatic <<J11tcmrJ.m1ry home, panoramic 180 1·ieu:s of Ncu-parl I /arb<Jr, /imcstom• flooring, gramtc counters, pool Judy Roblniu • 644-9060 EW'PORT COAS,r • Custom gated 4 lxu/roo,,. uiew ufate, dining and famil" rooms, library, morning room and maatcr with riltreat, pool, spa and /ountams. Couiefty• & Petenon • 631-1400 HARBOR ISLAND • $4,950,000 6 bedrooms, 5.5 lxfJzs, incrwlible location ooerlooking Bay Island and turning basin, approximately 62' of bay /ronUJge. prioale pier for 57' boat .. Carol MocL • 644-9060. Lmo ISLE • $1,49<),000 Romantic custom 3 bedroom .,;I/a on afra /mg. quiet com41r lot. Stone, arches and columru, 3 /;rep/aces, extraordinary prioocy, oiews of lush grunery. Lee Drum.my • 631-1400 BALBOA PBNlNSULA • $ l ,0'29,000 3 bedrooms, 2.5 ba/Jrs, IXUnsioe/y decorat.J and remcxkmn.d, doclc for ~ boaJ, grwt bay and night light um . Bat Bay/rrmt Buy! Marcia fd RoLnt B.nu • 644..9060 DoVBR SHORBS • $J,325,000 RemodeleJ 4 &ulroom bay/rant with Jock for SS' yacht, new /acad., marble f/oors, upgrodeJ kitchen, prilJOte master with water views. Rob Giem • 631-1400 HARBOR RrooB • $1,31(),000 3 bedroom., 3.5 bath&, ~ quafity anJ acJ. lent talt,. /'1194 comer lot, ocean anJ my /;ght oiewa, endku /in of am1nitia, ~ ymJ wnh Koi porul. David Prince • 644-9060 ( I I I I 11 If I ' • I I I ' I • I I ' C.0STA MEsA • $144,000 2 bd, 2 ba, award winning contemporary design~ executive style Donald P&ff • 644-9060 NBWPOR.T BEACH • $185,ooo' 3 bedroom rownhomc in gated community with pool Kay Polovina • 631-1400 THE BLUFFS • $215,000 3 bd, 1.5 ba, charming "D" plan, redone kitchen, private rear patio Chuck & Kate Colcsworthy • 644-9060 TKB BLUFFS • $299,000 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, totally remodeled and spacious home. Sandy Long • 644-9060 • HAuoa RrooB • $319,900 2 bd, 2 ba, "Dynasty" model, private location, excellent condition David Prince • 644-9060 'J ~WPOlll' SliOIUls • $329 000 Upgraded 4 ~droom with new ~ aJid paint, dose to ocean Carla Broffin.an • 631-1400 DUPLBX AT THE BEACH • $385,000 New roof, two 3 bedroom, 2 bath units with fireplace, beach close Gordon/Van Ordcn/Walsh • 673-6900 NBWPOllT BRACH • $479,000 Near new 2 bd condo, high ceilings, fireplace, waterfront balcony Mary Lou Kichler • 631-1400 LID<> ISLE • $559,000 Charming, well-built and immaculate 2 bd original beach house Kennie Jo Rizzo • 631-1400 HARBoa Vmw ~ • $579,000 3 bd, 2 ba, new roof, cxtta large lot, private pool and spa, gaubo Kyle & Kury Krause • -644-9060 Lrrn.E 1st.AND • $595,000 2 bedroom home, brick patio and studio apartment over garage. Gordon/Van Ordcn/Walsh • 673-6900 BMEliLD BAY • $749,000 Lot with cottage, pool and small pavillion, beach dose Barbara Miles 8 Allison Scescmann • 644-9060 Lmo ISLS • $799,000 Superb 3 bd remodel built around ly_sh ccnttal patio, large corner lot Lee Drummy • 631-1400 BlG CANYON • $1,150,00() 4 bd, 4 .5 ba, private lot overlooking Big Canyon's 4th &irway Perry Taub • 644-9060 Lmo ISLB • $1,795,000 Huge half block estate md\ada S bd house w\th libmy, 3 car garage Ka~ Potovtm ·~-MOO . I WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES ,1-5 . SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS RANCH SAN JOAQU IN VILLAS, lRVINE 22 Navarre $199,900 Ginny Anderson 209 Nata $455,000 The Colesworthys SrYGLAss HILL -2327 Vista Huerta $204,500 All ison Seesemann 4 Malibu Circle $799,000 Gil Forester C'.,UH~ )NA l>EL MAR WF.STCUFF 204 Hazel Drive $1,795,000 John Campbell 1005 Dover Drive 119 $217,000 Deremiah/Francis 292 1 4th Avenue $299,500 Roy Freeman C HERRY LAKE ESTATES SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS 3 76 Newport G len Ct. $649,000 David McCulloch BALBOA PENINSULA EA~ISIL'.>E CoSTA MESA 1325 West Bay $425,000 Barbara Miles 3 50 East 20th Street $209,500 Robert Bents H nNTINGTON BEACH BAYVIEW TERRACE 10092 Beverly Drive $274,900 Donald Pfaff 61 Shearwater $297,000 Roy Freeman BELCOURT • SATURDAY AND SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS 65 Belcourt Drive $1,995,000 Betty Comegys BALBOA PENrNSU LA 1025 East Balboa $890,000 307 Fernando $345,000 809 East Bay $609,000 BAYCREST 1701 Starlight Circle $565,000 BAYSIDE CoVE 985 Bayside Cove $799,000 T111:: BLUFFS 214 7 Vista Entrada $549,000 CORONA DEL MAR 2525 Ocean Blvd. E-4 $449,000 .503 Dahlia $629,000 2479 Rue de Cannes $198,500 DANA POINT 3262 l Balearic $795,000 H,l\R~)R RILXIE 18 San Sehast1an $1,319,000 HARBOR VIEW 953 Sandcastle $579,000 LIDO ISLE 106 Via Cordova $559,000 NEWPORT CoAST 26 Clermont $384,500 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 400 Tustin $439,000 NEWf"ORT SHORES 424 Colton Street $322,000 234 Lugonia $339,000 0RANCI:. 698 N. Ranch wood Trail $997,000 NEWPORT BEACH PCH @ Mariner's Mile 631-1400 THE BLUFFS Miriatn Mayell 301-Esplanade $349,000 The Colesworthys Mary Ann Nethercutt 2129 Vista Laredo $329,000 The Colesworthys Kyle &. Kerry Krause 222 Nata $399,995 Barbara Miles 2217 Vista Dorado $307,000 Jeannine Stak.e Khwaja/Sterling CoRONA DEl MAR 324 Poppy Ave . $649,000 Lisa Adam Tom Thomson • 204 Hazel Drive $1,795,000 Edie Olson HARBOR ISLAND Donald Pfaff 26 Harbor Island $4,95Q,OOO Velma Timmons Renee West HARBOR RIOOE Deremiah/Francis 1. St. Tropez $659,000 Allison Seesemann HAReoR VIEW Donald Pfaff 1960 Port Laurent $478,000 L100 ISLE Ron DaubertEASTSIDE 506 Via Lido Nord $2,795,000 Lylcen Ewing 101 Via Dijon $850,000 Alison McCormick David Prince 900 wri~Circle $1,795,000 Kay Polovina NEWPORT BEACH Kyle & Kerry Krause 2240 Holiday Road $409,000 Linda Field SPYGLASS Htll Farrington/Lee 20 Morro Bay $749,000 46 Drakes Bay $749,000 Vicki Lee TURTIE ROCK, .IRVINE 7 Charlotte $1,995,000 Sonja Powell &. Jan Waid A llen/Broffman UPPER NEWPORT BAY King/Adams 2419 Santiago $799,000 Rizzo/Farrin~on V1UAGE NIGUEL, LAGUNA NIGUEL Olga Matthews *" - NEWPORT BEACH PCH @ Avocado 644-9060 29,SOO BALBOA .&..-A.9ti1191".~ <i Marilie -.__ 673-6900 http://www.col~wellbanker.com AND ENHANCE YOUR LIFESTYLE ......... --,..,. of stress. ...... . Jl&id ............ ........, .. ... dnFFIC ..................... is....., ....... ,.., ........................ .. of ....... .,.. Cowei ' I 1. llo llldlo •w raa .. Alwllc /lcadl Access ~. I.ow Aaodlldoll lca 4. De ..., Scatltr •. OoscfOkadl ......... .,.,, Wctn 135 IRVINE COVE COURT, NORTH LAGUNA $4,800,000 · A New Home Designed by Brian leannette 180 ° views, 5 bedrooms, 9 baths, library, state of the art communications and entertainment systems included with all existing designer feature s. (714) 644-9060 ~ 147 -r , f ~ .. , ... ~ . -. . , .. ,. ' '{ t, fl .... _.. -------·-.. -----~._......._ -..... - • t It• f o t t. t to It It If I I IO• -IN ESCROW I 0 Rue Biarritz • Listed at $725,000 18 Point Loma • Listed at $849,000 2 Drakes Bay • Listed at $899,000 21 Marbella • Listed at $869 ,000 For more information, ple~e call 1-800-487-4931 ~7here,s No Substitute for Experience/,, MICHAEL DREYFUS & SUSAN WEIR Associate Logan Wilson Call 800-892-7158 mdreyfus@coldwellbanker.com Selling_ Newport Beach •••. 1960 PORT LAURENT $478,000 ussex 1836 Port Ashley , • l 82'4 Port Carlow 1963 Port Bristol • 3126 Corte Caleta 195 5 Pt. Edward • 83 Bradbury 2012 Tahuna Terrace 1860 Port Renwick 1 7 30 Port Barmouth 1818 Port Margace 1851 Port Kimberly 1943 Port Provence. 2306 ARALIA $410,000 Selling Orange eounty ••• 24302 UANITA DRIVE $229,500 SOLD 1996 PPS $149 ,000 I LEASE $1,300/MO 31381 Isle Vista • 25082 Via Bajo Cerro • 12 Dragonfly SOLD 1996 424 28th Street 501 25th Street 649 26th Street 529 24th Place 1158 Chestnut 204 7 Pleasant Court 2 708 Ardmore I '. . ~ - ---·-- THE BLUFFS • 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, front row view, end unit. expanded and remodeled, no expense spared, spacious kitchen, enlarged mas- ter bath with 3 closets, skylight and separate tub/shower. wall of glass in living room toward baJcony and full water view. --------== -~':"=-:::=:::::---. -~ -------- HARBOR VIEW -SEA WIND 4f bedrooms, custom remodeled to 2.800 Sq. Ft. .... story, Knoll Top Estate with fonww views to giant NWJpOrt Center, city lights and befond. 3 fireplaces, contemporary lcJtchen, vaulted ceilings,_ huge dinin& l"OOll\. Next to be Seld •• -:--t--. all-fer Showing! '4 bedrooms, 3 baths, completely remodeled home, traditional & contemporary styfing. 2 master • $1 ... ,000 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, Executive styfe condo in Pentlidge Cove, contemporary design, oak kitchen private patio with view. COSTA MESA • $198,500 0 Pilgraril Shadow" townhome, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, big 2 car garage, very good looking area with breakfast counter. HUNTINGTON BEACH $274,900 .. bedrooms. 2 baths, decorator perfect. quiet inside street loca- 616 VIA LIDO NORD, LIDO ISLE REDUCED TO $779,000 4 bedrooms, 3 balh custom contemporary home built in 1987. Situated on a prime south facing comer locadon, proWl;ng for a light and bright home . Amenities include gounnet kitchen with granite countertops, bleached hardwood floors and cabinets , neutral berber carpets, high oo~ ceilings, beautiful patio with spa. O utstanding Big Canyon tradi:tional family home located on a large corner lot on a quiet cul--de--sac. Five bedrooms . plus an enonnous living ·room with fireplace, formal. dining room and a family room complete with fire ... place . Newer single paned french doors and Window~. Secluded large backyard with be.autiful patio area and a gated spa. Amenities incltule air conditioning, security system and a three car garage. ALISON MGCORMICK. ' I ' . .. -"'-=·-- , 14 R UE GRAND DUCAL . • $1, 150,000 . 23 RUE GRAND DucAL • .$599,000 • Private lot overlooking the 4th fairway • Completely updated with outstanding • Fabulous architectural details throughout quality and taste . • Two large master suites • Two bedrooms and den, single level • Immense formal living areas • Spacious forn!'al living areas · • Lushly landscaped gardens • Tasteful french garden. - • Large lot with lap pool and spa • Quiet location for more in/""""""'1n. calJ: (714) 644--5833 ''Why Settle for Mediocrity?'' http://www.coldwellbanker.com For #lore inforni11tion, call: GINNY ANDERSON SBNIOR. ACCOUNT ExBCUTIVB Office: 644-9060 xl51 Home Office: 759-1997 Two LISTINGS AVAILABLE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! · . 22 Navarre • $199,990 Ranch San Joaquin Villas, Irvine Open Sat/Sun 1-5 (Sandburg to Morena to Navarre -by golf course) 2 bedrooms, 2 .5 baths, townhome plus den/study, two story liv- ing room, ddightful atrium, inside laundry, 2 car garage In Niguel Shores, Monarch Beach Front Row Oceanfront • $1,895,000 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, den, family room, choice oceanfront loca- tion, panoramic views of ocean by day, floodlights on water by night, private steps to beach, 24 hour gated community. _9t!l Ginny for a private showing of these . two outstanding properties. 307 FERNANDO On The Balboa Peninsula PERFECT FOR WEEKENDS -PERFECT FOR REMODEL , . ABsoLUTELY CHARMING ORIGINAL BEACH CoTIAGE Ju51' STEPS FRoM BEACH AND BAY 3 Bedrornm • Fireplace in Living Room & Large Family Room Offered at $34 5 ,000 For More Information Call MARY ANN NE1JIBRCUTT 631-1400 x239 . 1 • -~ --------. -"'.... .. -.....---._. ...... --.. ··-__.... 673.-6900 GRAYCE .'TALIAFERRO ' BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT Prime comer location with full pier and dock. 4Bd/4Ba house w/formal dining rm & breakfast nook, large living room w/frplc, large master w/sitting area, and a 2Bd apartment. 2 car garage w/workshop & full bath. Offered at $2,195,000 FABULOUS WATER & SUNSET VIEWS Huge comer lot This gorgeous four bedroom. two and ooo-half bath borne is located in Mesa Verde. The living room features a gas log fireplace, picture windows and slate entry with double doors. There is newer light carpeting throughout, as well as new windows and sliding doors. The kitchen bas reaJ butcher block counter tops, a 'kw double oven, hardwood .• flooring, extra cabinets and an additional eating area. The huge family room also bas a gas log fireplace. wet bar, newer carpet and built-in cabinets. The home is located oo a huge comer lot with RV access. The rear yard boasts a beautiful rose garden, bas malW'e fruit trees and a private spa. Listed at $269,500. For"""''""°""""°"' ""1 &nnk Turner of Coldw1U Babr' Ill (114) 668-9333 or Ill (11') 6$0.1121. Colllwftl Bluahr proJHrtUs ""'' allo IH '"""" 011 dN JllU,..U, Ill lettp://www.col4w•lllltutUr.CMt.. NEWPORT BEACH Courtyard entrance to professionally landscaped properry with English gardens in a gated community. 3 bdrms, gourmet kitchen, family rm w/frplc, vault ceilings, plantation shutters & French doors. Master w/spa tub. r• Offered at $489,000 PREMIERE MONTSERRAT Custom hOme on large lot Recently listed by the vetcrao team of Dick Jaotzer and Peart Kenyon. this custom three bedroom. two bath home i located in the county strip area of Eastsidc Costa Mesa. Just minutes from the bay, this home includes a spacious family room and fonnaJ dining area. There is a used brick fireplace in the living room. Situated on an J 8,000 plus square foot lot with a private secluded pool, there is plenty of room to grow. . For~,,.,.....,,, Cllll Dk! /tllllUI' or,._,,~,,,_ of <Alllwll ""11Ur-.t (114) 668-9JJJ or,...,... Ill (114) 8'1-1114.. CollltHll....,.,,....,., ..._,Mo h /OfllM Oii dN ,,.,.,.., • ,,.://Www.~.eo& e custom home Located on a private cul-de-sac within the gate guarded community of Harbor Hill. Perched high above San Miguel Park. this property enjoys fabulous views of the· park. city light!> and mountains. This home was exceptionally-well-planned for fanrity living and enrenaining with great attention paid to detail. This is a truly elegant home wi1h quality features throughout. There an: four bedrooms and four and one-half baths plus a wood paneled library. A custom hand-<:arved fireplace and volume·ceiling!> give the living room a touch of formaJity. Other fabulous rooms are the fonnal dining room with beautiful built-in cabinets, the cherry wood paneled family room with enten.aining bar, built-in entertainment center and French doors to the pool. There is a gounnet kitchen with center island and cherry wood cabinets. Other quality features are a circular staircase, custom molding, security system and Pewter hardware. As evening falls the view of the park and mountains becomes a sparkle of city lights on the water of the pool and spa. This prominent neighborhood is ideal for such a traditionally elegant home. Offered at $1.250,000. For mon ilifonrMlion, call Susan Scanlan aJ (714) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properties, 4 Cittk Plat.a, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Family home recently upcla~ This home enjoys one of the best settings imaginable near greenbelt. pool and Andersen Elementary School. Located in N ' · · Harbor View Homes, this remodeled and expanded Palermo bas many wonderful f eaturcs. There are four bedrooms and two and one-half baths. An incredible expanded family room features beautiful custom built-ins. a waU of French doors and windows and a custom bu area with granite counter. Adjoining the family room is the kitchen featuring custom cabinets with beveled glass inserts. two G.E. ovens, a built-in G.E. monogram refrigerator and a large center island with seating bar at one end. Other amenities of the home are custom molding, window seats, recessed lighting and dVnmer switches, sm<>oltl ceilings and a skylight over the stairs. The outside features custom design landscape and hardscape with extensive use of brick. This incredible home is truly an exceptional opponunity. Offered at $735,000. Ft>f' _,,.. "4for-ldio11t aUJ s.uan Sunltur tUUI Sara Hintn1111 al (714) 644-1600. Coast N~ ~1, 4 ctnc Pllwl, Ste. 260, Newport &ocla. Custom home in go course community Private guard gated, golf course community of Marbella Country Club this home features three bedrooms, two and one-half baths and a three car garage. The formal living room and dfnjng room arc perfect for elegant entetUioing. rremion 10 daai1 througbounhis home is evident with coffered ceilings. French doors, marble flooring, granite flooring and countenops, solid brass fixtures, recessed lighting, built-in intercom and security systems. Any chef will love the gourmet lcitchen and brcaJcf ast nook that offer built-in JeM-Air gas range and gas grill, Jenn-Air dual ovens, large center island with vegetable sinlc and walk-in pantry. The master bedroom is located on the main noor with large dressing area. separate shower and Roman tub, dual sinks and cedar lined walk-in closet with custom built-ins. The children's wing or guest quarters is located on the second floor with distant views of the golf course from the balcony. Professional landscaping enhances the private and serene-location backing to the open hills. Built in 1990. this Mediterranean style home is offered at $625,000. For lltOn btfonnation, call HeaJhec Sailo-Wood of Coast Newport Properti.es, (714) 644-1600; 4 Civic Pia.vi, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Back yard full of park This inviting four bedroom, three and one- balf bath home includes the perfect in-law or teenage hideaway with bedroom. bath and loft This special i>roPttry, with more than 3,000 square f~t of living space, is located on a peace -sac 1anu t many custom mes. eaturcs me a spac1ous vtng room with floor-t~g windows, formal dining room and a family room. A large informal dining area with a built-in computer wort center adjoins the kitchen. The second story offers a master bedroom with redone bath and a walk-in closcL There are two additional'bcdrooms upstairs -one with a connecting artist's studio or hobby room. All of this is situated on an oversized partc-like lot with lots of room for outdoor activity and enjoymenL Andersen Elementary School, which recently won one of the highest awards in the state for math soores, is within walking distance. A clubhouse, pool and parts are for the community's enjoyment. There is no Mello-Roos and association dues an: very low. This is a terrific opponunity to li~e in the much desired oeighbol'bood of Harbor View Homes. F"' _,,.. ~ c"'1 J.JU &lt,,.usin6 "'J""1 Mna.111 (714) 6"-1600. Coal Nrq«t ~ 'Cine Plllia, s.uu 260, Newpott .... '" t '\ • ' . ' scrn wsta :cs &Ill A E A L T ; t t i , CORONA DEL MAR I 1430 West Bay Ave. 4BR r Cannery Village Realty J \ 673-3777 l 433 1h Begonia 2BR 673-7336 ! . I NEWPORT BEACH . ' 1211 E. Balboa Blvd 4BR 673-3777 1218 Polaris, Dover Shores 48R Sandy Mittman-Prudential 729-7271 15 Inverness 4BR Gary Legrand 644-1600 l Coast Newport Properties l t y Sat/Sun 1-5 Sat/Sun 1-5 ,~ .... ~,· ' ·(· .... 'w· ~ . ------------ NEWPORT HEIGHTS Built in 1990twonderful detailing throughout w/custom files, built-ins, wood floors, French doors, living room with marble fireplace, formal dining with butler's pantry, family room with brick fireplace, large kitchen with breakfast nook. Master bedroom with bay view. 4 Bedrooms + den, large yard, 3-car garage. Great neighborhood! $995000 Jill Wiese ~3605 OFFICE• 642-1168 HOME 1812 W. Balboa Blvd $2,199,000 cannery VIiiage Realty 673-lm 1906 Yacht Maria $299,000 Esther fine C.oast rties 208 E. Bay Coleen Brennan Sun 1-4 · $995,000 720-9995 231 Vaa lido Sou Sun 1-5 $830,000 Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 3008 Oiff Drive Sun 2-5 $1,550,000 Knowleton Realty Jill Wiese 646-3605 . 642-1168 2BR 3BR 4BR 3BR 4BR Corona Del Mar -Incredibie-\'alue! ! - $5 " . 99,000 •• JBR, 21/2BA. Family room, pool, separate yard. Very private! Jim &. Patty McDonald McDonald CdM Homes 759-9070 Sun 1-4 $299,000 Sun 1-4 $495,ooo Sat/Sun 2-5 $SOOK's n 1·5 $2,350,000 Sun 1-4 $995,000 • One stDty. 2-3 txims. pool. spa, big view deck. Flat lot Room to add • $S89K • 1Wo strxy. 3 bc*'m. huge black bottom pool. spa. yard. cath ceil. REDUCED $110Kll Naw$SISKll * Panoramic Main BNdl Views! Beaut 4 berm gcu kit big ded< RedladtD~ * One stay ftla!r. 3 bdrm, beaut yard, room to add '28( OPEN SUNDAY 1:00-5:00 DeslrAble, ~owl""'' wtdt spadow ..,. ..,,.,. ptldo. 11"1{)' upgrf#la ... ""~ 6l • ==----:~~ a.t/-4e-MC ~WT~ &{y. $349,000 SALLY SIUPLEY 644 6373 !It. H4 Gr 11 h h El li s •1,.. Best prictd 2 bedroom townhome ln this gated community. Prtvate beach. walk to Balboa Island. shopping. ~taurants. It's like everyday Is a holiday. Reduced ................. $449,()()() Abo for leue at $2400/mo. Call ~fer"°"' private shoulCllg 640-1212 ., Locaml on a bcaudful au lined Rlftt dw <Mtloob the ocean, IOllf~ of Pxi6c: Coan Hiahway. Clo« ro FashlOn ~ me.ms de rcsuun.na. Walk ro the and Bqonia parll. 2 BWllOOMS. 2 RAntS. 3 flRUl.AC'ES. SUN DECK. DIRECT' ACCESS FROM GARAGE. OPEN ANO AIRY Ft.OC>utJ.N. MANY ExntAsl (71~) 673-7336 Foll SALB BY 0wND 4'33 In BEGONIA AVE; COM>NA DBL MAR It's a home most oeoole only dream about Over 4500 sci.ft. of luxury indudiu 5 bedrooms. 6.5 baths, boat d~ ~pool met fP and ........ .-.. gu_est hOu9e. You'll love the ;r""~t locatioo and en~ YOU[ guests with elepnce and style. Only $2 Million. Mike Schlacter 854-7056 Century 21 Professionals C OlOUJ~l l D.'~N~<.'f~ ' SCOTT-LAND CO. 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Weyerhaeuser Mtg. • :::es CJ'!WWU . rm - • .KEY LENDERS AND RATES s (800) 582~72 B (800) 642-22,.. s (800)225-3337 K (800) 900-6062 s (800) ~5626 K (800) 8n-5626 ~ (714) 759-9692 s (800) 336-9639 A (714) 729-9200 s (800) 232-2309 s (800) 672-4332 K (800) 7()().565() s (800) 560-9000 B (800) 492-7587 s (800) 975-5051 K (800) 685-0001 R (800) 808-5626 A (714)651~ K (800) 686-3756 A (800) 801 -7300 B (800) 4~1288 s (800) 393-9372 K (800) 669-6747 IHIM»i MTE 8.125% 8.125% 8.250% 8.()()()% 8.500% 8.125% 8.000% 8.125% 8.000% 8.250% 8.125% 8.125% 8.125% 8.150% 8.()()()% _8.000% 8.000% 8.125'% 8.250'% 8.375% 8.250'% 8 .250% 30JW flxed 20 2.125 30 20 2.125 45 ' 20 1.750 45 20 2.500 30 20 2.000 10 5 1.875 45 5 1.875 13 20 1.875 30 5 1.732 15 5 1.750 10 20 2.000 30 20 2.000 30 5 2.250 45 20 2.000 30 10 2.250 30 20 2.125 30 5 1.750 15 5 2.000 15 2o 2.375 30 10 1.000 13 20 1.750 30 5 1.750 • 30 10 1.625 10 A.PA 8.392 8.392 8.478 8.307 8.759 8.365 8.238 8.365 8.222 8.478 8.379 8.379 8.406 8.353 8.432 8.265 8.224 8252 8.420 8.395 8.605 8.478 8.464 IOEHDJ RATE 3.950% 5.875% 3.875% 5.000% 2.950% 4.750% 3.950% 3.950% 3.950% 2.950% 6.125% 2.950% 3.950% 3.950% 4.875% 3.950% 6.750% 4.250% 5.500% 5.375% 7.000% 3.950% 25 20 20 20 25 20 20 20 20 10 20 20 10 20 20 20 20 10 20 5 20 10 20 30-y.., ....... .,. 1.000 7.328 600,000 2.400 ,.500 8.704 207,000 2.875 1.000 1.2n 207,000 2.350 2.125 8.787 207,000 3.000 1.000 7.319 500,000 2.400 0.000 7.580 ..et>7,000 2.750 1.000 • 7.286 600,000 2.350 1.000 2.250 1.375 1.250 1.625 1.000 1.000 1.000 2.500 0.375 1.250 7.3n 7.281 7.466 7.345 8.634 7.911 1.an 8.107 8.999 7.463 8.883 1.000 7.555 1.500 . 8.553 1.000 8.406 0.000 8. 773 1.250 7.453 500,000 600,000 207,000 2(\7., 000 207,00() 207,000 207,000 500,000 207,000 600 000. 207,000 400,000 207,000 207,000 207,000 2<1'11000 2.450 2.225 2.500 2.400 2.750 2.250 2."50 2.050 3.000 2.600 3.000 2.825 2.625 3.000 2.500 110 1TS 110 1TS 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 1TS L1M 110 1TS L6M 110 1TS 110 HS eco 1TS 110 1M 1Y 1M 1Y 1M 1M 1M 1M 1M 1M 1M 1Y 1M 1M 1M 6M 1M 1Y 1M 1Y 6M 1M Bolh fixed & ...... programs .. »'30 oon¥1ntlo11ll 11iOl'lgllgN.. 'fp d IAndlr la: 9 • 8lnlc; I( • ~ berlker, R= ~ S • -"11111 & io.n. ~ t.nMrt tlnd --., .. .....,, ti, .. c.llarnll Oepaltment d Altal Estate es lllhw • brolmr "'oorpor .. on. For lnbmellon cal Cell. DRE• (8UJ) 227..()931. ~AMI tor II.,.~'* tor.,. h ...,_..period. 0.... "--II ....n of cmti ~of sales price) paid IO lender pr1or Ill ligr*1g mortgege oonlrlCl. ..._.,. ')(,"Of io.1 be11noe peld Ill lelldlr .r 11me o1 toen dosing. Lodi_. ,_ rul'lber of~ llndlr ~ ,_ pr1or Ill dDllnQ. U A 11 lie~.,_.._. ,.... wNct1 ls an elllrnUlld annual cost of the IOlln IO the borrower. Al A.P.R.• ••~by~ NewaCo. beMdon 1 $207,000 toen lmOUf1t..,. l>C** ltlO'#ll endf7'00totll ..._ n. A.P.A.a .. lndldlct _..,. c:t.t tor~ son ontf. When llpplylng tor• loen. Flderail Trulh-irH.ending llW requlrll llndlf1 IOCllk:UIMe ... A.P.R. IS*:llc IO-=tl loen ohr .• 0 I" .......... murmum llndll' .. loln undlr~..,,,.. Mtlllld .... P'Oll'W ...... _. mum of $207,000. Mlltgln (in%) isJenderlproftt; nwgln +Index •~ 11119.,..lir1t~ INlallfwbMlalorMllnglll ....... ,.... (Mllgln+ Index• NewRn). 110a 111t10llt C.of fllidl, 1T8 • 1·Y .. ~ BHI, L6M "'. 6-monf'I U80R. 6TB . 6-monlll Treasury 811. eco . 6-monlh-. °"*'-°' ---~-·· ,,., icy .... peltod ~ ... ,. .. 1M. 1-Monll. ... ~ 1Y• 1 v ... M -~Ill change. Venty ..... and"""" prior IO~ b a loan. NA lenderl pr<Mdl .... wll1 dlelwll W "'°"""'tor cm... ioen emounta. n.111111»11.-,.. ~ .. nae ... ., IO.,... a loen. For. '*'NW~ on hcM IO.,.., lo< 1niongag.,191d 1 $4.SO~~10 Mongagl NewlCo.. 1810 E. 1711 St, &"9100, 5atlli NW1.. CAllil/05. (714) as;.1177 COf'Y'RIGHTO 1818 ~ ..... Co. This expansive home shows pride of ownership from the moment you enter the courtyard with pool and spa. through the house and out to a spectacular view of Newport's Back Bay. Fashion Island and the S~k Mountains. . . bedroom. ~ and one~baJf bath home is 0o one level. with sit-OOwn views from all major rooms of the house. 1he 1arge formal dining room is accented with coffered ceiling and padded wan coverings. while the large formal living room has a marble fireplace. A warm family room off the kitchen and breakfast area includes fireplace. built-in bookcases and entertainment center. Additiooal features of the home include custom exterior doors, recessed and art light.ins~ security system. crown molding, buih-in desks and bookcases in two bedrooms. Offered for $936,000. · For ,_,.. llfltlf'IMlltM, Cllll M.,._ Hard at (714) U4- /61J(). C0tut New/1(111~ 4 Ol'ic P'4:ll, Sllltt 260, Nn1pon B.-la. ..... ,, . ., ... ·········'· , ..... laundry with a washer and dryer illduded, a two Cit pnae, 10-foot ~J..inaa. a fireplace in the living room aod air cooctitioning. The interior bas desipet wall covaiop, I window scat in the maAer' bedroom. mirrored cloeet doon and Iota of windowa making thit unit light and bright. The home ii tilled ll $144,000. Thc'OUt oflbe ara teller has priced this home to acll and is anxious for ao ofl'er. 1bia ia perfect for a first time buyer, with a five perocot down payment. PriDcipt1 and interest peymcnta could be u low u $7~ pcii naoacb with Ul adjustable nre mortgage. Peotridge Cove la VA Ud l1HA approved. ,.,. .,,.. Wonttdlnt. e.u Klllll ll""6 "'(11') f44. JM. COM N~ ~. 4 O* ,.._,Sis. 2d0, N.,.,,.,, .... are four beckooms and dnc blihroocm. A titict fireplace and beam ceWaa Id off the larp family room. thlt opeos to the country kitcbeu: Addiof to me. wonderful living lplCCI are a lpKioul playroom IDd office. 1'broQahoW tbe home jOQ will find rich mtricllle moldin&. sJemniDa wood ftoon. v..w beam ceilinp, a<qeoUI wood wtndowl .Dd Frmcb clOora. Jlai.led.9uel doors. custom fixnnt llld decolm>f wiDdow llalJDMll pve cbil bome the perfect ftpieletq toUCb. TM pobl IDd yard ..a fw pat outdoor~ 1bi1 home bu juai tie. rtduced to $929,000. . ,, ..... ,,.,., ...... ""'B-. ~"' (114) ~ I f#. C.-~ ,.,..,,..., 4Qffr ,.._, .._-, N..,,.n"'*A. ... ,...,._.,,.... " IF YOU SNOOZE ... ... YOU LOSE. ANNOUNCING A RARE WINDOW OF 0PPORTUNI1Y THAT IS CLOSING Q!!ICKLY IN NEWPORT CC1AST & N E\\'PC_)l~l-P>EAC~--1 OCEAN RIDGE FROM $145,llOO •• ' •• i ••• FROM $995, 000 OWtiit OtMdld wstom eslate homes 1angi11g from 3,000-to-5;5001q:-1t. Four to SIWf'I bedrooms. Foor and one hatf to six and three quarter baths, On big quarter acre lots with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, -----&Q.-..-Ql!t(lffHS~IOfMS ~~- siblllld on 0111r one third (average) acre lots wfth brelthlaking views of Newport Harbor, City and canyons. "" -- PELICAN HILL , , Grand custom estate tiomes ranging from 4,500 to 10.000 sq. fl On IPP'oximaWf one half acre sites with panoramic views of the Pelican Hil Golf Count, Paciftc Ocean, Niwport Harbor, City and canyons. Tennis COU11 lbl lots Millbte. ""*' w ..., ·-,.,, ~ ~lbnlnl fri1 the City. CMyofl .., Mcullains. Design fT1ldom Is available at 1hls special location. c.. .............. ...,, PELICAN POINT , , Ocem1front custom Meditllmlleln villas sunounded by the Pelcan HiU golf course ranging from 4,000 to 6,000squartfeetononequarter1ere saes. Enjoy maonfflcent views of 1tlt golf course and Pacific Oceln. Oif1Ct beldt ICCISS COlnpliments this txdllSM priYlte community. ~By appointment only NEWPORT CUSTOM ESTATES, INC. FOR INFORMATION CALL:~714-647·2452 IROIER COOPERATIOI OI All AVAILABLE PROPERT1ES • ...: r ' ' ' ---c ... W4C A $239,750 SECLUDED LOCATION Like new! Beautiful 3BR 2.SBA 2 i.tory Bluff top home Charmed JBR 1.75 BA Greenbelt borne. Fireplace, plan· Secluded ~ Mesa Arca. 3BR J .7SBA interior tract ''"h J \\C5om c views. Vaulted ceilings, French doors. ration shuttcn, bcrbcr carpet. Upgrades galore. Private location. Large f.tmily room. Fireplace and designer Large goum1ct kitchen. 2 car an:iched garage. #JOSEA pool and sp;a! t34FUC kitchen. Central air. #90PEA POPUIAROOBDNADOMODFL $20'},000 ~CDl~BPAUIY $1.~ $186,000 Stroll to the bay &om this light and bright JBR. 38A 2- story town.home. 1 BR 1 BA down. Den, fireplace. Clubhouse, spas, tennis, and pools. 124NAJl South Coast Metro . Huge 4BR I .75BA iZ ·story home in 4BR 2BA twO story end unit with 2 car garage. Vaulted the Rcpuhlic tnc.i:. Fireplace, Family room, large lot. ceilings, skylights, two b<ikonics and private patio. Grc.u price! #29SPR Thousands under marict. #92HYD COSTA MESA 332.J M.vm.nd ( on.le l)cfplu °"' .alJ HUNTINGTON IBACH 1164 I Allani. SS+ Eiken Andcnun COLDWELL BANKER COSTA MBSA I HUNTINGTON BEACH -Zl4.6_68.9_33LJ 714.846.9094 '~ " / • --r--' ' .:. ,," ' I I . .. • . , -. ' . . l -4 S2lS,OOO 11-4 96K 197K PllBNCH QUAU'BI. $133.500 l BR 2 SBA wnh 2 a r ~rage. Large j»tio, end unit, fireplace. New paint, new arpct lntcriol- lontion overlooking wccnbclt. Serene and tranquil views Comm pool. t14DEA STAID' YO\Ja. BMPillB $169,117 Huge R2 xoncd lot with 2 completely «JIU"tt housa, yards, and bundry! Both an: 2BR I BA wnh ~rages too"! Call now! tl91'0M EIUN1'INGTON LANDMAD 51+ $156,000 ught -1 bright popular Ncwpott Model •id\ 3Bll. J.7SBA IOd pragtc. Ocw! brccus, pttn· . belts, tennis, poob. spas, and more. 187TUL 11,') '\. f,tl, '' '\: ,1' BASTSIDB LOCATION $139,500 Reduced t~nds! Si-;ious 2 BA 2 SBA Ncwpon Glen townhomc. Family room, den, and fireplace. 2 car garage. Comm pool. Ck-to n<crything. #ISBRU STYUSH TOWNHOMJ! $1 ?9,500 Beautiful 381. 2.SBA cownhomc w/brgc rar pano, v..ukcd ttilinp. marble Roon, lit!flt and bnght, whit~ kitchen a bl. 2 car anxhcd garage -supa eamidc location.1243$.A PO.PULAJI. "THBMB" n.ACT 1179.000 P~ 10! Huse 4Bll 3BA wich funily room. l 6rcplaccs. New roof. Tn·lcvcl home.. U~ in great neighborhood. O«ao bicua. #16CHA NBWPOllT BRACH .\10 Fernando 1210 I ;nda ~tC2rn• tiOO F. Ckanln>nt Jom Hn'da>rl} 60~nc Un< Jom Hn'\lorll COSTA MESA llli>S r.rl. Voiu 1 ordc lnu Dtu 2161 Mlncr l .. n<b Scunu Pacr M:M.t Rill l:':C':• 1079 \iis;ilu 1:.1 .. Hoyt POUl'n'AIN VALLEY 16161Mr ~ Da>'r Ha)""' SANTAANA 1009 w. llhh ~. (ayk HOO.OO 1-"u 9~W l81h 'it Gayle ~"' 1-"u KUN'nNGTON BBACH 1908 lklawa"' ~A<b""'k ll912~ond 0oo ... ~ 16502 awtcyv.ltc Jean lldltnM IS $3110.000 I S $259,Q()O I!> $229,000 I 5 $210.000 I S SIN,000 $239,900 I 4 $206.900 I 4 I S Sl l.f 900 I S Sl<M,900 I 4 SBS.000 I!> $224,900 I 5 Sl/14 .YOO I S Slll'l.900 BIUGRT 81.00nIBW $149,900 Big and Bautiful 3 BR 2.SBA end unit. 2 story w11ti fireplace, ccntnJ air, indoor laundry. Estc:ndcd wn.p around patio. 2 a r amchcd iµr.igc. '63SHA CONVl!NlBNT LOCATION $157,900 38R IBA large lot. Walk to IChooJ, shopping, and canyon par\. Ocean brttzcs. Enclosed pano. Dbl. dccuhcd pragc, RV access. POPULAR BRADPOJ.1> $108,000 l wo •ton• JBR I.SBA townhomc. Clmc ro South Coast Metro. Locn cd on Grttnbclt Walk 10 "hool and park. #31ALT COZY BASTSIDE $119,800 Remodeled 28R I SBA condo with 2 cu pragc. Ab..olutely adorable with COlY fi«place F1t.Ji whote inm1. ccn mic 11lc coonicrrops '24SAN HUNTINGTON 1U!.AOt CX>NDO SI 19,900 Spmous ground floor 2BR 2BA. Pircpl;acc in hnnp. room Enn smnge, intnicr location. Well mamtamcd. Comm. pool It pas. 111n NEW STBPS TO nm PAJUt Sl99,900 Xcluded rrxr! Ran: cul-de-sac auttt nc:ishbof· hood. Just a block fioo1 thc nciahbothood put. 3BR J.7SBA. Skylighm in living room and hall. Founh BR/Den. #31YUX MESA VBllDB NOllTH $139,900 Highly uptradcd 'A' frame 3 expanded bedrooms 2 c.'cnmic tikd 1-ths. Marble entry IO IOnnal liv· mg :and dining rooms opening llO ccruraJ atrium. GllBAT FAMILY HOME $263,000 4BR 2.SBA Fireplace an family room. Bonu.t oom. BcautilUI Fina rrcu bordering encm rcu Malibu and Rood lights add to evening cntc:rnin mcnt. 11!33CAR POOL HOM.B $449,000 l BR 2BA home with &nuly room and fittplxc on 0ttr 18,000 sf lot in Easuidc Cow Mcaa in county strip area. Mo« dairabk: aru. Call now! 13622N TOUCH OP NOSTALGIA $179,900 3BR l .7SIA. Formal dining room, l cozy lire· pltccs, one in the muter. lcu o( cusrom fanua -quiet tree lined cul-de-sac in beautiful N . Santa Ana. •IOWIS NBWPOU DACH $510,000 R.cduccd $25,000!11 ~led 3BR 3BA cus· tom pool home on 10,000+af loi. White j!owmct ~with iaJaod, French doon lead· 1!1f to put I* acnifls, Filcpbcc in tltchm and .. Call for information on joining our team of professionals. ToM SUTito 668-9333 I . "' ..... .,. ·• fl $239,750 SECLUDED LOCATION $204,900 Secluded Costa Mesa Ara. 3BR 1.75BA interior tract l()Cation. Large family room. Fireplace and designer kitchen. Central air. #90PEA POPlJLAB.CDIU:fiAD() RlI>EL $20'),000 South Coast Metro . Huge 4BR l.75Bf. 2-story home in the Republic met. Fircplatc, Family room, large lot. Great price! #29SPR ~cnJ.HNBB8Al11Y~ 4BR 2BA tw0 story end unit with 2 car garage. Vaulted cciJings, skylight5, two balconies and private pario. Thousands under market. #92HYD $186,000 Stroll to the bay from this light and bright 3BR !BA 2- story town.home. lBR JBA down. Den, fireplace. Clubhouse, spas, tennis, a.od pools. I.MN.AR OOSTAMl!SA 3323 Maryl.tnd Circlt Delpha OS..ald HUN1'1NGTON BBACH 8641 Adanu SS. F.ilccn Andmon COLDWELL BANKER COSTA MESA ·/ HUNTINGTON BEACH 714.668.9333 t 714.846.9094 ' / r-• • ' ,,, .. -f f l-4 S2l5,000 11-4 96K·l91K ~ . . . RHNCH QUA.I.TD. $133,500 3BR 2.SBA with 2 car pragc. Large patio, end unit, fireplace. New paint, new carpet. Interior location overiook.ing grccnbdr. Serene and mnquil views. c.omm pool. 114DEA STAU YOU.. l!.MPlll $169,117 Huge lU zoned loc with 2 completely aepente housn, yards, and laundry! Boch ace 2BR 1 BA with garages toO! Call now! tJ9POM B\1NIJNG'JOf L\NDllAllS+ $155,000 Light and br\ghf ~r Ncwpon Model with 3BR l.7SB.A and pngc. Otca11 bftcia, gr«n· belts, tennis, pools, rpu, and mote. #87TUL • I I ! \ '' ' \ ' '\, BASTSIDB LOCATION $139,500 Reduced thousands! Spacious 2 BA 2 SBA Newport Glen rownhomc. Family room, den, and fireplace. 2 car garage. Comm pool. OoM: to n-crything. IJSBRU S'ITUSH TOWNHOMB $179,500 Bautifi.11 3Bll 2.SBA rownhomc w~ rear patio, ~ultcd ceilings. nwt>lc Boon, lip and bright, whitcwuhcd kitchen cabs. 2 car amchcd ~ -Alpe1' castsick loation.124~ POPULAJ. "'l'HBM.B,. Tl.A.er Sl79,000 Perfect 10! H:qc 4Bll 3BA with &mily room. l fi:rcpbcci. ~roof. Tri-lcvd home. Upgraded in g.rcat neighborhood. Ocean &fttza. #16CHA NBWPOll7 B8ACH 310 Fernando '210 Uoda Stcarnt 600 E. Ocunlnwn Jim HC')'doffl 60~1.Arw JimH~ COSTA 1165 P•rl: Vuca Cir<k Ina Dill 2161 Mme• UndaSlcunt 17»-NewH~ ~Os-.id ....... Sttttt ~i=C.rdc .=os..'&ld H G'J'ON IBACH 20712J.C- Oonm "' ~Pla.c llill~ 1079 i.Alu 1:1~~ POUNT VALLBY 16161Mt.H~ Dave ~u SANTA A 1009 w !Ith.,, cm "'"*"' l..c>l'll 9 w lllrh ~ G~ot.on L.n.u HU GTON HACH , 1908 Otu"··~ ~Adamd: 21922 SulnmcNtnd l>uono luclolrh 16501~ ju11 b'hmm I S S380,000 I 5 S259,900 l·S S229,000 l·S S210,000 I S $179,000 I.+ Sll9.900 , .. Sl06,900 1·4 $219,900 I 5 SlU,900 1-4 I 5 Sl04,900 1-4 5235,000 I 5 S2l4,900 I 5 $184,900 I 5 51119,900 BIUGHT BIOOPD!W $149,900 Big and Beautiful 3 BR l .SBA end unit. 2 story with fireplace, centnl air, indoor laundry. &tended wrap around patio. 2 car uuchcd g.aragc. 163SHA SMALL OOMl'LBX $147,000 Qua10t 3BR 2.581. ncJt to the bluffs and Regional Park. Extra loft tOr office or den. Br\ght ~cchcn-Fu-q>lacc:.llllSF.A OONVllNIBNT LOCATION $157,900 JBR I BA large loc. Walk to a:hool, lhopping, and cMl)'OO park. Ocean brttzcs. Enclosed patio. Dbl. detached garage, RV acccn. POPULAB. IRADJIOllD $108,000 Two story 3.BR I.SBA townhomc ~ to South Coist Metro Located Of\ Grccnlxlt. Walk. to Khool and park.. #JIALT oozy 13.ASTslDB $119,800 ltcmoddcd 2Blt I .SBA rondo ,.ith 2 car g;u-age Absolutely 8dotablt with cozy firq>I~. Fn:s:h white pt.mt, crntmic 11lc oounrcrtops. 124SAN HUNTINGTON 111ACH <X>NDO $119,900 Spacious ground ftOOI' 2BR 2BA. Plrcplacc In b'ing room. Extra nong<, interior location. Well mainu.toed. Comm. pool tic spas. 177NEW STBPS TO nm PA.a.I( $199,900 Scdudcd ma! Ratt cul-dc·sac mcu ndtf'ibor- hood. Just a block &om the nciahborllooCI J*l. JBR l .7SBA. Skyligha in living room and hall. Fourth BR/Om. UIYUIC MCI TO NATUllB $102.;500 Nadcd in a put. fih temng! BeaudfW 281. 2.SBA "l·story townhome wt"th 2 car anachcd pngc. Qn;y fireplace. Upgndcd throughout. Very priva«. 1200EA TOUCH OP NOSTALGIA •179,900 3Bll l.7SBA. Formal dining mom, 2 cozy fire· places,~ in the masttt. Loa of aistom l'catutcs -quiet tnic lined cul-de-sac in bcaudfi.il N. Santa Ana. #10Wl8 tu&CANTON f.n9i000 On Big CAnyon Golf Counc! Hugic 2Bll 2BA with fbmDI dmina and ~nook. Flf'q)face. End unit, pool, apa, and grecnlxlu. '60SEA NBWPOU DACH $510.000 MBSA VB1DB NO&TH $239,900 Reduced $25,000!!! ~ 381. 3BA CUI· Highly upgraded 'A' 6-amc 3 c~ bedrooms tom pool home on 10,000+d' loC. WIUtc 2 ceramic tiled beths. Mart>lc cnay to IOnnaJ I.iv· gourmet kikhc1' .rith iland. Prcnch doon lead- ing and dining l'OOI'!" ~ to central atrium. ~f ro put 1* actdnt. ~ in kltthen and ~~~~~-tminr'l'OOf'lir.--f 'la6~~~~~~~~ G.llAT PAMILY HOM.B $163,000 OR 2.SBA. Fittpb« in ram.ily room Bonus oom. Bn1.111ful FICIU IT«:S bordering en~ rar Malibu aod flood ligha add to evening entertain· mcnt. #33CAR POOL ROME $#9,000 JBR 2BA home with F.unily room and tircplacc on over 18,000 •f loc in F.aauldc Co.a Ma.i in couniy strip a~a. Most dcsinible area. Call n~! . , 13621N • Call for information on joining our team of professionals. TOM SUTll.O 668-9333