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Home My WebLink About1996-09-28 - Orange Coast Pilot--~ J .......... ~ ....... ~ ................ ~ • .. .......... ~ ~ "" "' --• ~ 1111 "' ...._ Peace celehriited .. here· whne tu1moil empts abroad •Widow of Anwar el-Sadat and son of assassinated Israeli leader Yitzsbak Rabin accept awards on behalf of slain leaders at luncheon. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daly Pilot group at a luncheon here Friday honored two slain Middle East leaders for Usmr peacemaking efforts -just as violence once again threatened the region's hard.- won peace. · Former Egyptian President Anwar el- Sa.dat'1 widow and former Israeli Prime Minister Yltzbak Rabin's son accepted awards on behalf of the leaders at the Newport Beach Marriott Resort Hotel and~ Club. The awards ceremony was part of the conference for People to People Intemational, which fosters uni- ty among na&i6ns. The group awarded its Bilenhower Mecanlon .tor promoting international I whom won Nobel Peace Prizes and were assassinated. Despite a 1993 peace accord orchestrated by Rabin, Palestinians and Israelis are battliDg each other once again. "Now, not even a year since my father's assassination, we are seeing the fragility of those agreements," Rabin's son, Yuval, told the crowd of about 400. "If we the people of the region do not pursue the path of peace, we will end up back in the trenches." After the ceremony. Sadat's widow, Jehan, expressed optimism about the ,., .-tr---~ --~ --. ' ' . Middle East situation. •1 believe it will soon end,• the univer- sity instructor and poverty act1vist said. •No one needs more war.• She also said she enjoyed the relative calm ol Newport Beach. "The view from the balcony in my hotel room is magnifi- • Organizers chose Newport Beach as the site of the -40-year-old group's confer- ence this year because it's •very cos- mopolitan,• coordinator Steve Becker said. Some local members sat among the di:iegates from about 20 countries. Corona del Mar resident Lucia Barben, though a longtime member of the group, was attending her first People to People con- ference •SEE PEACE PAGE A15 Yuvalbb&D, IOD of lsrall prime mlnls- ter receives the Elftenbow- er MedalJlon. Shewaallo a red"eat of the awa,ril.- ~ - Kindergarten parents to battle the student shuftle •Opponents of a plan to move students around and enlarge some class sizes intend to confront school board Tuesday. By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Hoping to derail a school district plan to shuttle some kindergarten stu- dents aiid teachers to new dus- es, a group-of a:mcemed parents are busily preparing to invade the school boardCS study session Tues- day. Armed with newspaper arti- cles and copies of board mem- one ~, tbe pa.rents camped out at pick-up and drop-off points at Mariners '.' l i ' i I ' ' -,, SHUFR.E SIUDENTSl Do you approve of the school district plan to move kindergarten to make ~ for enroll- ment droP. Call Ule Readers Hotline at 642. -6086 and leave 'P" . _ .. name, hometown, thOugtrb; - and teiephone number. Elementary School Thursday and Friday, hoping to enlist new rea\lits. Kindergarten mom Patricia Nan ce sa1 e paren s were • SEE STUDENTS PAGE A15 Carjackers take IDan's van at gunpoint in Costa Mesa By Olristopher Goffard, Daily Pilot wife at the Marshall's store on Harbor Boulevard around 2: 15 p.m. and was airing out bis van in tbe puking lot when a man and a woman o. ched him. Tbe man. w o wore a a leather jacket. pulled out a .38 revolver and shoved it in Salva- don's face. •He said, 'Give me your keys,"' Mid Selvadon, a Footblll Randi resident. •He asked for my wallet also. Then they drove off.· Salvadon. wbo said he was terrified during the incident, fied into the store as the van left. •1 was kind of anticipating a shot in my back,• he said. •ibe guy didn't look like be was going to do anything good. I think -my . . The victim said he and bis wile lost $1,200 cash, plane tickets and a passpo . e van is a ored, two-door 1993 Dodge with tinted windows. The robbers are described as a white female and a black male in Standing close to bis wile out- side the store after the incident. Salvadon seemed shaken but relieved he didn't resist the car- jacking. •He's got a gun and he's big- ger than I am.• he said. •1 think t did the right thing.• A cool way to spend a birthday birthday party is available t The Ice Chalet (979- 8880), located at 211 Harbor Blvd in Costa Mesa. The Ice • OJmmunity mmnben can tour Newport Beach's fire and police stations and watch otticen demonstrate how they fight fires, use the •jaws of life" and com- mand the K-9 team. among other activities at Public Safety Day Oct6. The Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department and Police Department will sponsor the event at the Newport Cent&' Fire Station, 868 Santa Barbera Drive. 1bu.n will run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and demonstrations wiD begin at by the Newport Beach lifeguards, Orange County Sherif:h Harbor Patrol and other emergency ser- vices. Legendary perfomier and accompllsbed painter, Tony Bennett, left bis slgnatme at South Coast Plaza Fri- ~-Bennett was at RlzzoU BOOk Store to sign copies al JIU book of painttngs, •Tony Bennett What My Heart Has Seen. .. MARC MARffi I OAll.Y PILOT =~!~~~!~E!E1n i Volunteer army made 'Taste of Newport' great event a~ room with a hostess, a . B~ R<?bbins ice cream cake, j ~:~:[:~=.:~rr j.'.:· ' ~=~~~ ~ =;::n~1~:e;o~~e ~~ista~:~ ~~~d the =.n!~[::~;,!~ri::.:_ rrtinute group skating lesson, V bm Hill. chairman of the beach crowd at Balboa Bay Club . departments. The group will also son. Donna Hazelton and .Jim sl(ating and skate renthls for i board of the Newport Harbor and the Ishibashi girls, who have go to Big Corona Beach and Bal-Muth as directors. The new offi- $~6;>. For more information or Area Chamber of Commerce, been selling Evian water for the boa Island, kayak at the Newport cens will be installed at a dinner- r~tvations, call the Ice Chalet. about the value of volunteers. past eight years. Beach Aquatic Center, visit dance Friday at the Bahia Hill notes more than 600 vol-Volunteer Pat Smith worked Ensign Middle School and Coro-Corinthian Yacht Club. Dinner 'He mpblll's Rugs & Carpets is unteers worked at the Taste of three straight days as hostess in na del Mar High School, and reservations can be made with Newport last weekend. The vol-the sponsor hospitality booth. Joe attend a barbecue and pumpkin nna Hoover at 673-7429. htl\ling a huge Karastan rug sale. unteers sold admission tickets, Parker of KPMG Peat-Marwick carving at the home of Moe CLUB NOTES: President Mll- All of the Karastans are SO% olf scrip, beverages, worked cbil-coordinated the accounting and Hamill. The students and chap-lard MacAdam introduced Dr. suggested retail price through dren's booths, served as hosts banking function for the event. erones will be guests in the Mac Bernd, superintendent of Nov. 3· Tilis includes the pdpular and answered hundreds of ques-Mike NI.sky, general manager of homes of local host families dur-Newport Mesa Unified School oriental designs along with the tions from.56,000 visitors who the Newport Beach Marriott ing their stay. Welcome! District, as an Honorary Member Sisalwood and Garden of Eden tasted food from 32 restaurants Suites and his volunteer staff-Jim COMBINED CLUBS OFFI-of the Newport Balboa Rotary area rugs. and sipped on wines from a Joe Reylea. Allred Hammond. CEltS: The combining of the Club. ·-The store has recently added dozen wineries. Hosaln Garan and Don Gatsldl -deboc)m Newport Beach and Corona del Member Bob Bartels is coordi- casual rugs that are made of Volunteers came from the oversaw the purchase and distri-Mar Kiwanis Clubs has resulted nating an immunization clinic on chenille, denim, stenciled sisal, ranks of chamber membership bution of 299 cases of wine, in a slate·of n'ew officers for behalf of the Newport-Irvine alher and flannel. These rugs and other o were from ser-which other volunteers then sold. Okazaki Junior Hi h School stu-1996-97 which includes Alan Rot Club at the Immanuel come in a wi e range o co rs ~+..:vi~·~ce~cl~u~b~s~s~usch~as~:~th~e~N~e~wpo~~rt~+.:.:..:.:~. ~e:r-==ve~a~e;:w:=-:-:::p~Mrr~n::::::.:::::._+...::;;._en~ts~an~;.:tw~o~~a~pe~ro~n~es~~~-+~;;eso;;;n:;...s~ervm~~g~as~p;;tres~l!:;ett~t::. --~~~~~~~~~an~g~e=-o..,.n---~ an~ Sizes, including runners that Beach Kiwanis Club, Newport working on the Taste of New-arrive in Newport Beach for tours Serving with Oleson are Rldlard sialtat $35. "The casual rugs are Harbor Exchange Club, New-port, but the event wouldn't hap-and activities co-sponsored by Bee, president elect; Walt Good. p~ for kitchens or family port-Balboa Rotary Club, the pen without the services of dedi-the Newport Balboa Rotary Club Barrett Westover, and Steve I • says owner Brett Assisteens of the Assistance cated volun~ •. many of which and the Newport Beach Sister Wynn, vice presidents1 Jack ~. who had been look-League of Newport Mesa and ' have been with us for eight Qty Association. Milla, treasurer; 11na Hoover, r a well-priced casual line National Charity League, and years," Hill says. Events include a welcome by secretary; Bob Josten & Jeff s . Also new to the store is from local businesses such as OKAZAKI VISITORS: From Mayor Joba Hedges at City Hall Hallln, past presidents and ood flooring installation. Union Bank, Abigail Abbott and Friday through Oct. 9, four and tours of the Newport Pier, Byron Hendenon. Charles ~hill says he's selling bard-wfP.1 flooring made by Kahrs, a hl§b".quality Swedish pre-fin - ished wood floor that is priced cotnpetitively. It's located at 230 E~~ St. in Costa Mesa. :-.:· toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boat (673-3791), a local toy store, is hi)ving weekly toy sales through Qct. 13. On sale through tomor- row are Gotz and Corolle dolls. Starting Monday and running through Oct. 6, Brio train sets, tracks and trains will be on sale, aJ)d Oct. 7 through Oct. 13, doll ~thes and doll trunks will be OI} sale. For every $20 purchase mad~ between now and Oct. 15, your name will be entered in a drawing to win free toys. Toy Bbat is located at 3331 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. VOL 90, NO. 223 REAPERS HQIUNE 642-6086 Rec«d yol.K comments about the Daily Pilot Of news tips. TEMlllt.AnMES NewportBe~ 7o.t63 Balboa 7°'63 Cost.a Mesa 76167 Corona del Mar 69"63 WPOMCAST LOCATION S(lE Wedge 1-3 s Newport 1-3 s Blackles 1-3 s River Jetty 1-3 s CdM 1-3s llOATING L19ht .nd variable wmds durl~ mom- Ing hours I become westerly, 10- to-15 knots. Wkld waves will build to 2 feet. and a 3-foot swell will come from SEPTEMBER SMTWTFS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Morning low douds and fog will precede clearing skies in the afternoon. Tl)E5 ~ First low 4:16a.m. 0.6 First high 10:27 a.m. 6.0 Second low 4:56p.m. Second high -0.1 11 :06 p.m. 4.9 suJ,AY Arst low 4:52 a .m. 1.1 First high 11:03 e.m. 5.8 Second low 5:44p.m. 0.1 Second high 11:57 p.m. • 4,4 WA1ER • UJMMUNI If II UtMS IS pubhsPied every Saturday in the Dally Pilot. Fax your service cl ub's meeting Information to 631-5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Beach, 92660. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 1996 :PUBLISH . . R PERISH Balboa local Jim Eournier has compiled his peninsula stories into a book for posterity By Jennifer Armstrong. Daily Pilot J im Fournier can·. tell tales of Balboa history that include brothels, banks, barking spiders and bathtub races. In fact, he collected 131 sto- ries on these and other topics in bis book, •Tales of Balboa.• He swears anyone who reads it becomes an •instant local• for · the low ~rice of SS.95. Chicago native, has been com- piling the stories for the 20 years he has been a peninsula local. wide-open gambling, rum-run- ning and wacky people.• ·1n Chicago there's a great sense of pride in the dty -I was taught Chicago history from the day I was born,• he explained while between customers at Bal Harbor Uquor & Deli on the peninsula, where he works.part time. ·rd like to have the same sense ol histOry here.• It delivers just that through quick stories about alcohol traf- fickers who ran rum in the area during Prohibition and drunk strangers who wandered into town bars. The vignettes -some only a few sentences long - bear titles such as "Carousel Lady,• "Digger Dean,• "Gar~ge Sale Queen• and •Music Box Answers." Fournier will discuss the book on the radio show "ln Touch. with Orange County• on J<Ezy-FM 95.9 at 7:30 a.m, Oct lland••raH.-d l ·,11r11it11r.-,\. Pott.-r). Over two years, the former peninsula newsletter publisher interviewed 11 people and read 14 books on local history for the project. The book's cover promises "an .insider's view of Balboa's outrageous past of Udo Book Shoppe, Martha's Bookstore, Bal Harbor Uquor & Deli and other peninsula mer- chants are selling copies of the book. Of the 500 in print, about 200 have sold so far, Fournier said. 20. . Gay Wassall, who this year took over publishing the Balboa Blab newsletter from Fournier, said the book has both enter- tainment and educational value. "It's great fun reminiscing about the past," she said. "We need chronicles like this to pass on to generations." Cash reward offered in tree trunk caper By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot .. night," Harrison said, noting that he's already contacted the police. "I'd sure like to get the message COSTA MESA -A local realty across that we're onna chase group o g whoever we can." anyone who can lead them to the Harrison said the parking lot is so expensive to make a dump run," she said, pointing to high prices at the local dump. "People dro them off and we have to pay to have them remov . eop e leave stolen cars here too." Warehouse Prices! Thousands of it~ms-"direct •trom the interior of Mexico. Orange County's larges! selecrion of ponery and home accems. Plus. rustic wood and pigskin --- furniture. Discou11t to the Trade. ...... a Arcldteclwtll ,..._,, • ,.....,_ ,.,....,. ... ...., ............ •It ... MEX•ART . ....... ~. l925 Airw.t~ Aven1'f.' U>sta Mesa ~ ~ (nC'M john \\'a~11e Airpon) •MeJr•Art 5f6-6J5J • o,.. hllJ culprits who dumped· a massive a favorite dumping ground for tree trunk on a West Side proper-people with unwanted funk. ty sometime between Thursday ·we often get various gifts at night and Friday morning. night or on the weekend, some- Mike Harrison, an executive at times including barrels of oil,• he nico Realty, discove?ed the trunk said. •And we get the occasional Though Gallagher estimated it costs the company $1 ,200 annual- ly to have junk removed from its property, Harrison put the figure as high as $6,000. lltE Daily Pilot -which he's identified as belong-washing machine. It happens ing to a Brazilian pepper tree -in periodically-about once a month the parking lot behind the com-we send someone down to make pany's Monrovie Avenue busi-a trash run.• ne11 cunplu ~l' moming. -Jane-Clallagher.-property man- Tbe trunk. >eentng on its side, ager at the Monrovia Avenue site, stands about 5 feet tall. abd Har-said mattresses are also dumped rison estimates it weighs about there regularly. 1,000 pounds. It llOW sits in a "The reason people do it is it's parking stall, sandwiched -----------between two vehicles in a mo~d-r:--=.;;.====;;;;;;;;;~~==..,-: of~~ will have to pay to have it RUFFELL'$ removed. UPHOLSTERY INC. "It got dumped during the .__,,Doles Cov.ra Mot9I 1922HABOI &VD., CCStA MESA· M1·1156 Celebrating the Art and Science of Medicine Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science and Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water • /HT•"' The 6th Annual 64JAZZ AT DREW" Legacy Music Series .... • Curtis Mayfield &. 1be lq>ressions • H.B. 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' MUJER HISPANA _ Estancia fllgh School presents • Adelante, Mujer Hispana, • a free motivational conference for Latina teenage girls and their mothers, from 8:30 a.m. to noon at 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. Featured speakers will be Maria Rubalcava, producer ol •Hola Los Ange es, an e a on- tanez, senior promotions produc- er, both of Channel 52 television. Po~ ~ations, call 760-3410. ~ POWWOW Orange Coast College presents an American Indian symposium from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. in the Fine Arts Hall 119 in conjunction with OCC's fifth annual Pow Wow from noon to 9 p.m. on OCC's soccer field. The Pow Wow is free and the sympo- sium costs $15 for either or both sessions. California Indian arti- facts will be on display from 1 to 6 p.m. in OCC's Art Gallery. For more information, call-432-5162. HOME Q.EANUPS l'he City of Costa Mesa will ~or •Neighbors for Neigh-bc>D. • a community cleanup in the· El Nido Senior Mobile Home Park, from 9 a.m. to noon at 1640 Netlport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Between 75 to 100 volunteers are needed to help beautify the city by ,painting the seniors' homes, picking up trash, pulling weeds, numbering parking spaces and other tasks. For more information, can ,754-5140. otlU COOK-Off The Balboa Peninsula Commu- ~ Chili Cook-Off will take plaee from noon to 4:30 p.m. at L Street Park. For more information, c.all 675-0965. MA&NmSM 'lhe Harmony, Unity, Balance -• rare alliance of community oatteach programs and educa- tibnal workshops -offers a med- itatiOn and self-awareness pro- gtaji from 7 to 9 p.m. at 230 E. 17tft St., Suite 218, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646- 11 ~. cutnNG TAXES Courtlandt Financial offers a free, one-hour workshop on how room Dance Week. the Orange to cut federal and state taxes with County Chapter of the U.S. Ama- a conscience from 10 to 11 a.m. at teur Ballroom Dancers Assoda- tbe University Athletic Club, 1701 tion invites couples and singles to .. . more information, call 251-0270. FASHION SHOW The American Association of University Women will present a fall fashion show at 2 p.m. at Neiman Marcus in Fashion Island. Tickets cost.$10, with the entire d onation going to the AAUW Educational Foundation. A light buffet will be served. For more information, call 786-4020. RUMMAGE SALE The Oasis Senior Center is holding its annual rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fifth Avenue and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. Items will include clothing, fine jewelry, fur- niture, computers, Christmas items, tools and collectibles. For more information, call 644-3244. NEW PARENTS New moms and dads are invit- ed to sign up for •Newborn Basic 1i'aining, • a one-day workshop from 10 a.m . to noon at Cliff Drive Park in Newport Beach. The course will include many nontra- ditional tips on nursing, sleeping, working, siblings and sanity. Pre- registration is required and the fee is $15. For more information, call 644-3151. CAMPARE PROGRAMS The California Department of Fish and Game, the Orange County HarT., Beaches and Parks -and the Upper Newport Bay Naturalists present a new series of campfire programs at 7 :30 p.m. on Shellmaker Island in Newport Beach. The discussion will include the current status and natural history of snakes, frogs and other creatures that go bump in the night. For more informa- tion, call 640-6746. BALLROOM DANCE In celebration of National Ball- m: p.m . at Jimmie DeFore Dance Studio, 151 Kalmus Drive, Suite G-3, Costa Mesa. A dance lesson will be presented from 1 :30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost is $5 for USAB- DA members and $8 for non- members. For more information, call 898-1773. CD SAVERS Orange Coast College offers a workshop on ·conservative Investment Alternatives for CD Savers,• from 9 a.m. to noon in room 204 of OCC's Lewis Applied Science Building. Registration fee is $19. For more information, call 432-5880. YOGA Pl.ACE The Yoga Place offers the •Yoga for Your Life• workshop from 1 to 3 p.m. at 1835 Newport Blvd., Suite 208, Costa Mesa. The cost is $25. For more. information, call 642-7400. SUNDAY somAU RESTA Join West Side Costa Mesa families for a traditionally Ameri- can softball game, folfowed by some traditionally delicious Mexi- can food and the colorful pageantry of youth . folkloric dancers from noon to 5 p.m. at Uon's Park on 18th Street and Anaheim Avenue in Costa Mesa. POWWOW Orange Coast College presents the free, fifth annual Pow Wow from noon to 1 p.m. on OCC's soc- cer field. California Indian orti- facts will be on display from 1 to 6 p.m . in OCC's Art Gallery. For more information, call 432-5162. ROYALWAU The M.S. Phoenix presents •A Royal Hawaiian Luau,• a dinner and show cruise, from 3:30 to 9 p.m. boarding at the Balboa Pun Zone, 600 Edgewater Place, New- port Beach. Th:kets are $35. For more information, call 673-0240. RUMMAGE SALE The Oasis Senior Center is holding its annual rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fifth Avenue and ~erite Avenue in Corona ael Mar. Items will include clothing, fine jewelry, fur- niture, computers, Christmas items, tools and collectibles. For more information, call 644-3244. MONDAY GOLF CHARITY Save Our Youth, a gang pre- vention/diversion program serv- ing youth at risk in Costa Mesa., is holding a charity goU tournament at 11 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Celebrate with Grace + Pcrsonafucd Wedding Favors + +Chocolate Dipped Strawberries+ + Gourmet Caramel Apples + I ~S AVE MONEY! + Wedding Mints + Jordan Almonds + + Truffles+ Chocolate long Stem Roses + +Gift Basket and Much Mott + :SAVE TIME! . Wrth the j ... Daily Pilot . . . -. . -ClASSIFIEDS .. ~I(ALL 642-5678 .... . ••• ' . . ... •.· ••• . -r :• Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard hardscape. •Expert bride, block, stone, tile, alate &. concrete work. • Can recommend quality desiencn &. landtcapcrw. ' QuaUty work in Costa Mesa &. Newport Beach since 1969. • Drain.,e problcnur We solve them. Orange County Locations WFSl'CLIFF PIA1A 1124 Irvine Ave Ncwpon Beach (114~631-8700 HUNI'INGI'ON BEAQI Marina Village (714) 846-32Sl GRAND OPENING Nowin~ress Custom Gifts & Speciality Florals Antiques Furniture . 25°/o OFF FwRAL :ARRANGEMENTS ~lwling Custom Amm~m11 Expires 10-l S-96 . " Couae PIM\ All ......, ... cif 1125 far._,..~ or a.GO for tour ~ 1Ddist1 ~ feel, cart. bmdl. ............. aellwhmen•• Pew .,... ~ ... mll~2813. ADO TALK COMWne CouMtHng Center CIGen a free lecture OD • A.ttendoli DaGdt Oi90lder 'fteatnwxt: Med- ication. Diet and Ewdle. from 1 to 8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport BelCb. For more tnfonnation, ca.D 476-0991. CERAMICS QASS lbe Newport Beach Commu- nity Services Department offers a Paint-It Yourself Ceramics class from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center on Fifth Avenue and Marguerite Avenue in Coro- na del Mar. The registration fee is $23 and preregistration is required. For more information, call 644-3153. HEALTHCARE The Stanford Professional Women of Orange County is hav- ing a dinner meeting discussing •tteatth Care Policy• at 6 p.m. at Scott's Bar & Grill. 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. Cost 1s $30. For more information. call 251-2800. WOMEN'S LUNCHEON The Newport Beach Christian Women's Club luncheon will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club. Cost is $18. For more information, call 760- 9616. DIVORCE HELP Orange Coast College offers a . X-MASSALE Fairview Developmental Cen- ter is holding its Annual Pre- Christmas Sale and Grand Raffle Drawing from 8 a.m. to 2~p.m. at 2501 Harbor Blvd., Costa ~esa. All proceeds go to benefit such programs as Special Olympics, Very Special Arts aDd birthday and holiday gifts for residents. For more information, call 951-5188. SCHOLARSHIP LUNCHEON Newport Harbor Panhellenic will bold its annual •Scholarship and High School Counselor's Luncheon• at 10 a.m. at St. Michael's All Angels Church. 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Daphne Scbolarshjps will be awarded to UCI women and the high school counselors will be honored at the luncheon with bridge following immediate· ly after. Donation is $4. All National Panhellenic Sorority women are welcome to join. For more information, call 8'6-416". HODSON LIGHTING Rted Alaba&ter Gia" with Twiated Rope Duign In An Antique Bro~ Fin/ah. KT 29· DIAM 19" IF1566/SBZ Cou.rtuy to t.M Trade 1510 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa• 548-9341 Open Tues.-fri . 8:30-5, Sat 9-'4 Here's your chance! Come celebrate what's right aoout ' . . . . Concordia University at Irvine proudly presents "On Wings of Eagles" Celebration! Highlighting 20 years of service and looking forward to what lies ahead. featuring: " t Dr. Lynne Cheney, host of CNN's Sunday Crossfire t Special appearance by Lyndsay kahler, 1996 Miss'Califomia and Concordia Alumna! . i t Musical performances ~ Concordia ~ti ADMISSION iS FREE! . .. TRAVEL 1NDUS1WV Orange Cout College often a seminar called •navel and Adventure: Your Uvelihood • from 6 to 9:30 p.m. in room 101 of OCC.. Art Center Building. Attendees will examlJ>e frequent- ly 1J,Delq>lored careen In the trav- el iDdUltry and will cover salaries, commissions, tips and income potential. Registration fee is $35 and there is a S3 material fee. To register, call 432-5880. WRITING CONROENCE Orange Coast College otters a free, three-part workshop on •Building Writing Confidence• from 6 to 7 :30 p.m. today and Oct. l---9--ANHfH-0CC~Re-EntryCen ter. For more information, call 432-5162. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's· Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will have its weekly fel- lowship discussing •The Christ- ian's Delight, Danger and Distinc- tives •from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dieren- field Hall. 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The cost is $2.50. For more information. call 574- 2239. WINNING STOCKS Orange Coast College offers a two-part workshop on •How to Select Winning Stocks,• from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today and Oct. 9 at OCC. The class is designed for both newcomers needing basic instruction on how to get started in the stock market and for expe- rienced investors who wish to gain access to growth strategies of professional money managers. Registration fee is $29. For more information, call 432-5880. THURSDAY DIVORa HElP The Law Offices of Usa A. Ciancio offers a seminar on •Divorce -What to Expect. How to Proceed• at 6:30 p.m. at the Cua Del Sol Clubhouse, 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport ~ ~ ia SJO. Relervations ---~(".al ~·..()866, OfilN MOtlsl tb'e New Directions For Women. Inc. ls having an open house, ceJebratlng 19 years of providing alcohol and drug treat- ment to adult women, from 4 to 6 p.m. at 2601 Willow Lane, Costa Mesa. To RSVP, call 548-0755. · QUILTERS . Newport Harbor High School presents •Quilters," a seven- woman ensemble piece with an enactment of prairie life in the mid-1800's, beginning at 7 :30 p.m . at the Robert B. Wentz The- atre, 600 15th St, Newport Beach. Admission is $6 during pre-aale and $8 at the door. For more infor- ruatton, call 631-5517. CAREER NETWORK -'"Pft..--n...--Fareer-Network meeting for those unemployed • will feature •Proficiency in Self. Marketing• at 7:30•p.m. in the chapel at St. Andrew's Presbyter- ian Church, 600 St. Andrews JtOlld. Newport 8Mcb. tu man lafcnadaa. c:all 574-2239. ... wc.sta Comtlmdl fllMnd.il ca.. • he ....... -bow to cut ted· enl and ........ With • COii· ~ fnmi 1 to l p.m. « 6'.30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Unt•••t Atblet- ic Club, 1701 Quail Street. New- port Beach. Por man information, call 251--02'10. lOWCOST MMICEt1NG Entrepnmeun, b\Mfnen peo- ple and ~ iDterelted In )ow. cost marketing strategies are invited to .Chutzpeh Malbting,. a free program at 1 p.PL in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Ubrary. 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 117~1. lRAILGUIDES The Environmental Nature Center is looking fM porticipants to train for Volunteer naDgu1des to-present-tdUGltional-low$-to elementary school students from 9 a.m. to noon Fridays beginning today through Oct. 25 and on November 13 and 20 at 1601 16th St., Newport Beach. Material fees are $10. For more information, call 645-8489. QUILTERS NeWport Harbor High School presents "Quilters,• a seven- woman ensemble piece with an enactment of prairie life in the mid-1800's, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Robert B. Wentz The- atre, 600 15th St., Newport Beach. Admission, is $6 during pre-sale and $8 at ftie door. For more infor- mation. call 631-5517. auf TOUR Newport Beach Hada.ssah is planning a bus tour to the Skirball Cultural Center and Museum from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost is $35 and includes bus transporta- tion, admission, a docent tour and lunch. For more information, call 640-8477. SATURDAY, OCT\, 5 QUILTERS Newport Harbor High School presents •Quilters,• a seven- woman ensemble piece with an enactment of prairie life in the mid-1800's, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Robert B. Wentz The- atre, 600 15th St, Newport Beach. Admiaion is $6 dudng pre-sale and $8 at thadOOI'. For more infor- mation. call 631-5517. PARENTING SKIW Journey Counseling Services of Lutheran Social Services of Southern California presents a parenting skills workshop from 9 a.m. to noon at Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $10. For more infor- mation, call 631-161 t. CAR CARE FAIR To prepare for car care month, car owners can have their vehi- cles inspected free-of-charge at a Car Care Fair sponsored by the Automobile Oub of Southern California from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. at 3333 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. For more information, call (213) 741-3136. 0£F£NS£1RAltMG The United Studios of Self • Defense offers a women only,. ages 12 and up, self-defense training class from 2 to 4 p.m. at 1000 w. Padftc COMt HlabwaT. Newport Bw:h. Colt 11 S20. PW man mfcwmatioa, call 722-0526 . YAM SALE nJut Off Pounds s-PNy ls having a fard sale frolil 8 a.m. to ~.i:· at 403 Walnut Plaee, C.ost.a For more infonnattoo. cal1 6'0-6266. EATING RIGHT Adults can leam about •&tmg for Energy• at a workshop from 9 a.m..·to 1 p.m. at tbe Comm.unity Youth Center in Corona de1 Mar. Preregistration is required and the fee is $30. For more informa- tion, call 6"-3151. HERITAGE RUN Newport HaJbor High School p1'8181ds tts 10th annual Harbor Heritage Run beginning at 7:30 a .m. tnduding a fitness fair from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at 16th Street between Daven Drive and Irvine Avenue. The Harbor Heritage Rmi comists ot a SK Feature Run and a 2K Fun Run/Walk and the entry fee ii $20. For more infor- mation. call 6'5-5806. FINANCE TAUC Courtlandt Financial offers a free workshop on how to reduce risk exposure on mutual funds, annuities and stocks from 10 to 11 a.m. at thf1 University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 251-0270. OOGGIE DERBY Orange Coast College's Foun- dation presents its second annual "Doggie Derby,• beginning at 7:30 a.m. at OCC's track field. Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m., the two-mile nm/walk will be at 9 a.m. and an optional cos- tume contest will commence at 10 a.m. Preregistration entry fee is $15 pt!r dog/owner pair, the day of the event the cost is $20 and more than one dog will be charged an additional $5 per dog. For more information, call 432- 5645. ANGER CON'fltOL Orange Coast College offers a workshop on •Anger Control - Parent Thaining .. from 9 a.m. to noon in room 201 of OCC's Lewis Applied Sd.ence Building. Regis- tration fee is $29' per person and $49 for two people. An additional $5 material fee will be payable the day of class. For more infor- mation, call 432-5880. SMOKBtS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowship wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. Call 650-2713 'i' 1894-1996 Four Generations 102 Years! All Room Sizes REMNANT CLEARANCE 50960FF NOW OPEN SUNDAYS from 114-p.m . ALDEN'S CARPETS. INC. 1663 Placentia SI .. Cosla Mesa 646-4838 MM.. ~ ;,, ti# lift of• ~;::; cbilJI Ungaro• Anne Klein• ·DKNY • Escada • St. John and more! ' END OF MON'l'D AIM A ~CE Fr i. Sep t. 2 7"', S at. S~pt. 28"' & Sun. S ept. 29"" Roans Moo&lt 10..0 tO 'liD • ,......, .,._ 29da l Oim!tpm • for the local evening meetings nearest you. NETWORKERS The Tuesday Morning Net- workers share leads from 7 to 8 a.m. every Tuesday at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 215-2903. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- lies of the Costa. Mesa/Newport ·Beach area can obtain free USDA surplus food between 8 and 10 a .m. the second Saturday of each month in the rear parking lot of the Church of Christ, 287 Wtlson St., COsta Mesa. Bring picture identification. For more informa- tion, call 631-2177. MOMS SUPPORT GROUP Group process focuses on work, success and parenting issues every first and third Thurs- days from noon to 1:15 p.m. and 7 to 8:15 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St., Suite J-108, Costa Mesa. The ses- sion cost $15. For more informa- tion, call 850-1689. • Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Dally Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call ~1224. Ext. 333. ==============!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=:==:==:=::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!l!!BI .... ~ tJr~_J'f el 'H~ J~JSH d'Udl cl ~lStCAU<(AH'C .. • \-t~ • ·-I. •.• . ~ ... l • ~l l. ·: ~ I • • . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1996 · Islanders in charitable streams • • . ·t. , . 't - -' . ~ . . . .. · ' __ ,,r,.,_..,..._,· .,___ ,., ... . ~The Islanders left the island, ·• Fashioh Island that is, their namesake, and gathered at · ie e {~een in Belcourt for a midweek 11ternbe r reception. • The organization, founded '014DY years ago by Mary Lou .Hot.nsby and Mary Ann Wells, is •~all but powerful cadre of local women who dedicate their • bJne and money to a different t"barity each year with one cavedt: The organization they support must benefit children in some fashion. This year, the Orangewood Childmi's Heme is the n!dpient ol the lslanden' Jargea. ......, Cnsab•lia, Islanders president. welcomed ICarea Huclba. CJaltllDe ......... Mar· .... ~ ... :aww..; Katby ~ Pllyllll Simer. 8eda Bldoa. MupNt Jtldaard. son. hmly Pos with her charm- ing mother, Emilie Benaarcl, and the ravishing Dardle Dunlap, lite of any party and super-active oommunily treasure. The big social news in South Coast Metro this week featured T-shirts, a major comedic star, and a foWldation to fight AIDS. Whoopl Goldberg designed a limited-edition T-shirt to be mar- ' party was thrown in her honor to introduce the celeb ·r that will generate proceeds earmarked for The Elton John AIDS Founda- tion. Goldberg follows in the footsteps of fellow stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stal- lone, and Demi Moore in creat- ing her own shirt. The holiday season has begun. OK. it's only three days shy of October, but we all know bow time me.. 1)ffanf and Co., South COMI et.A. ha got a jump OD .n of m. pr11 en.ting • special tl¥8it mm w9elt ID ltln called •s..tmg Flatware b Every <>cce9'on • 1ldl ii a must for every Orange Couteil, and hosts are welcome, too. Special 11ffany guelt Ed Wawtf w, not- ed autbodty OD decorattve Amer- iam lilYer. wm be coadudlng an illfonna1 worbbop during a coclrtalJ party bolted in store Tuelday. For more Information. contact Merry Richey at 416- 9009. Four members of the Islanders -Gerry Schroeder, Julie Krupoff. Beth Bldna and Martha Green -keep up their campaign to help children. Whoopl Goldberg designed a Umlted-edltton T-lhlrt that wUl generate proceeds earmarked for The Elton John AIDS Founda· Uon. · Parents, children encouraged to participate in interactive theater ~ 1 . 1~1 1 1 ,i"r11 ( )utlt l lly Hoi-Nga Wong, Daily Pilot W hat would you think if your 17-year-old daugh- ter lied about drinking a b<.'er? How would you react if you discovered your 13-year-old stu- dent takes drugs? Do you any have idea what's going on in your children's lives? Stop-Gap, an 18-year-old non- profit theater company, uses dra· ina d S an educational and the ra- vcutic tool to help families answer these questions and address other critical social issues. Instead of lecturing to children and students and administering punishment, group members make children their friends and • discuss their problems. The company will present a showcase this year titled "The Family," which will preview its ·~ucational touring plays for the 1996-1997 school year. The show- case will be performed at 6 p.m. Monday at South Coast Reperto- ry's Mainstage theater in Costa Mesa. The. presentations will cover topics such as diversity and preju- dice, substance abuse prevention and HIV I AIDS education and how to prevent violence during conflict resolution. In Stop-Gap's somewhat improvisational plays, facilitators act out situations and stop the action at a particular point. They seek input from the audience to make decisions on what will hap- pen next, and then proceed to act out the next scene. Children can see the consequences. The interactive method is what Corona del Mar parent SueAnn Pacini called the •mas- terpiece.• Pacini, who is active in the Par- ent Teacher Association at Ander- "(Being a parent). ls the most important job in the world, but you always learn to be perfect. Stop-Gap is a wonderful way to ~ ... " -DE•ESMITH sen Elementary, last year invited Stop-Gap to perform programs on drug and diversity issues for Ande'rsen's sixth-and fourth- graders. She says the plays can actually change children's opin- ions on certain subjects. •niey loved it," she says. "They liked participating. I like the fact that the actors let the chil- dren come up with the solution as well. •(Stop-Gap) gets into other people's heads. They want to know what the audience is think- ing and feeling, and they take that and pull it into a drama." ..... Said Victoria Bryan, Stop- Gap's managing director: •Each presentation is an exploration about the issues. It is like a rehearsal for lite; it gives kids a safe place to look at the situation. •Then when they're in the sit- uation, they already have some experience and know how to deal with ll" The plays also promote follow- up disc\lSSions between parents and their cblldren. .Bryan said. So parents are encouraged to attend performances. Debbie Smith, a registered nurse and a Newport Beach mother of three sons, said she plans to take her 14-year-old to the showcase. •rm a parent,• Smith says, •and I don't know what my kids go through on a daily basis. It helps me to start the dialogues with them. It brings up the issues that might be uncomfortable. But it's good to have Stop-Gap bring it up before the situation occurs. It's more preventative. •1 think we need so many open doors to talk to our kids. (Being a parent) is the most important job in the world, but you always learn to be perfect. 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Standing in the middle of this crowd is Terry Casey, whose attention is turned to his mandolin. When Casey lumps on a ledge to play the furious retrain. the crowd gets Wilder, whooping cheers .as U Ireland had just won the World Cup. It ii a typical reaction tor ·lbe Penians. Arguably the most famous lrilh band in Orange County, The Penians take whiskey sh<>ts on stage, ask U there are any "Fenian Virgins" in the house and play songs from artilts as diverse as Van Morri- son and AC/DC. I house during sing-a-longs around the piano; bis father • played Ute fiddle, Jin whistle and lrilh Dute. But the band's influences are more diverse than the traditional Irish tunes -they encompass everything from the Beatles to the Sex Pis- tols to 1980s rock. Although they cite The Chieftains, The Wolle Tones and The Pogues as specific said drummer Chris Pierce, 4-f, the band's newest member, who joined late last year. •The band is abQut playing Irish music with a roclt 'n' roll, kick- (butt) attitude.• f avorttes and/or influences, The Penians have only one quallflcation for what they will play on stage: They have to like it. "If you're playing some- thing you don't enjoy, you're not playing from the heart,• Casey said. This, after all, is a band that has been known to segue from Jethro Tull to an Irish tradi- tional song. For Casey, the son of Irish immigrant'S who started the band as a duo in 1989, the Fenians' success has been more.than he ever hoped for. "When I started playing Irish musit, it was simply for fun,• he said. "I never dreamed I would be doing it for a career.• The band is often asked what their name means. Tb~ Fenians take their name from an ancient group of Celtic war- riors who protected the clans. In the 1800s, Fenians were a group of nationalistic lrshmen who formed to promote revolu- tion and overthrow the English government in Ireland. For ttve years, they have packed the Harp Inn, attract- ing tans of Irish music and converting more than a few skeptics. But their popularity is not limited to that bastion of lrish- ness, The Harp. They play Irish festivals, parties, and the Oran.ge Street Pair, where they draw a large, diverse and sometimes not too sober crowd. The key to the band's suc- cess, Casey says, is the hon- esty of their music. For Ireland, the Penians like to say, is the land of sad drinking songs and happy death songs. Pat Mackey, who owns The Harp with her husband, said the band has been a boon. "The Penians have been a great impetus for our estab- lishment," she said. "They've STARR CARROLL / DAILY Pll.Ol Fenians' band member Terry Casey rocks The Harp Inn In Costa Mesa recently with bis mandolin. ·we get grandmothers and their 20-year-old grandsons enjoying the music, enjoying it equally,• Casey, 32, said. With two CDs to their credit, The Fenians will soon begin their third1 they also plan to tour, having received offers to play all over the West Coast and elsewhere. •1 think our time is now,• And band members know what they're singing about: Most of them have Irish blood. Casey and his siblings were the first of their generation to be born in the United States ("across the waters"), drum- mer Pierce is Irish-American and bass player Brendan Harkins, 28, is third generation Irish (and, incidentally, a chiro- practor by day). Rob Williams, 43, the band's guitar player, is of Welsh descent. Growing up, Casey heard Irish folk songs around the ~s lnteflors lorlhe90' THE ULTJMATE . CHENILLE Down fl/lecJ chaiN sec:Honol 25%0ff Exp.9/30/96 • Spac» Planning • Color Coordinating • Design Conwlting Co•pU•1nuy COlltMllTAYiotit Wbll Puachu1 2640 AvoN ST., NEWpon Buch • 642 ... 22JJ • P;ish,1•w.11ch StolnleM dee! ChrOI~ onddelte Wot«~ to 30 rneten been a good help.• And the band's fans are anything but timid about their admiration for the quartet (and sometimes quintet. At some shows, Tardu Yegin plays flute and saxophone.) •I heard them at the street fair five years ago," said Chris Alexander, 26, of Huntington Beach, who was at The Harp wearing a Fenians T-shirt that says "Have Another Beer" on the back. "I had never heard anything so awesome. I just love it. You can't help but get raff into it." The Fenians are happy with the band's success. And grate- ful. Oh, once in a while, Casey wonders about taking the band to Boston and other Irish enclaves to test the waters. But the Harp will always be home. "It's nice being a big fish in a little pond,• he said. 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The Sporting Club at Lakahore Towen offers over 100,000 square feet of apons and amenities for adults to choose from, plus free child care•, holiday camps, programs and activities for kids. It'• like having two clubs in one! ! • • • • • Call T°"'1y For A Free, O'"-Day F11mily PtW. • 714 250-!4422 •' - aooo. SWIAT MO TIAAS • iQange Cout College pnnnts tM I 19808 llDgiag ~ MDMtioD Blood. Sweat & 'J88n at • p.m. SYnday in OCCts Robert B. Moore '118atre. Advance tk:Utl are S22 for occ studentl1 Mnloc dtt'&em and childreD ages 12 and under, and S25 for othen. 11cbtl at the doOr are $29. For information, call 43'2-6880. • wh_.s going on . Mazy portraying blltOric steam bu aeated a~ produced. at 6 p.m. Sunday. PUied with spe- v ••ell. wUl be on dilPl&Y tn tbe larger-than-life~~ ~th dal memorabilia from: 1be Can-tor-GI ._ N9wpolt 8MCb Cen-man then '°° feet ot ter1 hiltory, lts support grvups tra1 Ubraif through Mmday. Por pbOto murals celebrating 10 yean and the arts otgOllizatiom who lnbmatim:a_ call 117-3801. ot perfomumces at Tbe Center. have performed ttun, the time capsule will be buried at the ha& M1N11NGS NAUTICAL MUSEUM of The Center• Grand Port.al until An exhibit ot pmntlngs by local The muaeum features the The Center's 50th anniversary in arti9tl Jim 'll'avil and Phyllil Kali· Grand Salon for apedal exhlbi-2036. The event ii free~ For infor- ber wm be on display through tlons1 the Model Gallery, featur-mation, call 556-2122, ext 318. Tuesday in the Newport Beach ing a world-dais anemhly of ship Cty Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport modeb; and a rotating display of CAWGRAPHY Blvd. Thavis will include land-the muteum's pennanent collec-Calligraphy for beginning and ~ of Jocal scenea, u well u tion in the Corridor Gallery. The intermediate adult saibes will be scenic vistas in New Bngland, museum is at 151 E. Coast High-offered 1n an eight-week session ~SICALMUSICALE Virginia, Asia and more. Kaliher way, Newport Beach. For infor-from6:30to9:90p.m. Wednetday ·.Jti ('lasstcaJ mustc.ale, a kind of will feature lmprealionist-style mation, call 673-3371. at the Oasis Senior Center in cJttbical music •jam seuion, • will acrylic and oil paintings on IUD· Corona del Mar on Fifth Avenue be presented by John and Kay drenched patios, courtyards and LAGUNA Alff MUSEUM/SOUTH and Marguerite Avenue. Prereg- Brown from 2:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday Newport Harbor sites. For lnfor-COAST PLAZA istration ls required and the fee ts at '11eir Balboa home. Performers mation, call 717-3870. Laguna Art Museum's Satellite $50. For information, call 644-add listeners with a classical Gallery at South Coast P1az.a is at 3151. ' Ncwpwc ~ ...._ Dllily Pib penoo and S15.95 tor c::bJldren Urday sbows. ntUts will be aoJd under U yean old. Por infonna-at tbe door tot a and 19. Por t1oD. can 6'13-o2AO. tnfannatlion. CIB 432-5880. MMBS MIJmETS Every ThUnday tt.ere ii a tanners market from 800 a.m.. to 1 p.m. at tbe 0ranoe County Pair- grounch. The Orange County Market Place ii every Saturday and Sunday from 1 a ,m. to -4 p.m. in the mQi fairgrounds parking lot Porinfonnation1call123-6616. Every Saturday there is a farm- ers market from 9 a.m. to 1 p .m. in 1be municipal park:hig lot at Bay- side Drive and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. STAGB ·our OF OIDSt' The Newport Theatre Arts Center preMDtl •0ut ol Order,• a funny farce, through Oct 20 at 2501 Cliff Drive, Newpan Beach. Cwtain rlMI at 8 p.m.. 1bundays, Fridays and Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. Sundays. 11cketB cost $13. 'TURANDO'r m\J.$1c interest are invited to par-•..sr IMPRESSIONS• the Carousel Court entrance; tidRate. For reservations before •First Impressions: The Lagu-admission is free. Hours: 10 a.m. SEWING WORKSHOP 'ORCHARDs' the event, call 898-9099 or 673-na Beach Art Association• will be to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday; Adults can learn how to sew Orange Coast College's Reper- Opera Pacific presents •Turan- dot, • Giacomo· Puccini•• final opera, at 8 p.m. today and at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Orange Coun- ty PeJformlng Arts Center, 600 Tuwn Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Ticket prices range from S22 to $89. For information, call 740- 7878. ....___.....,IL.Z.E~th=.:...;e dat.YJ;o~f .YHun~i...._---f-i~tu:_-J~~~~~-Ml~~...o.f-~1~0~a~.m.~to~7~.m~.~Sa~~~~~~~lfelltlE~· e1-s,h&l'tfH~~· :9-e11~.!J:..-i-tDJlr-'f't:relrtnreomp~fpil1!Slmtnrt-~:;::~~::;:-~::~~;;:;;~------j Art South Coast Plaza Gallery to 6:30 p.m. Sunday. For informa-shirt dresses from 6·.30 to 9·.30 n-'"'""-f h The Theatle District presents TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS ti -n 662 3366 co~iiun o seven s ort_ stories, .lb u""-· th o.~ • drama through June 15, 1997. •First on, ca.u • · p.m. "''-..a-. esday at Cliff Drive e ~r· m e ua.uu., a · • n1CU1.1 ·Orchards,• by l~th c~tury with YV>rf •"'-·,..h Oct . Pree live classic rock perlor- mances are scheduled from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- day; from 7 to 10 p .m. Priday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at ni.angle Square in Costa Mesa. Impressions• will feature selected Park 1n Newport Beach. Preregi.s-.,....onnances ""'""~ · California •plein air• ,..., .. tings • SPECIAL tration is ~·'~ and the fee is Russian author Anto Chekhov at 19 in the back lot of The Lab Anti- .,.._. •'""l ....... u 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and u -11 t 2930 Bristol St Costa created by the founders of the $43.50. Sewing machines will be ivJ.a.u a • 7 p.m. Sundays on Oct. 11 to 13 M perf Frida' association from the Orange provided, but students must pur-esa. orm.ances are Y and 18 to 20 in OCC's Drama Lab d Saturda t 8 d S County Museum of Art. POW wow chase their own materials. For an Y a p.m. an un-Studio. Tickets are $5 at the door d t 7 Tic:ki ts cost $15 F Orann-e Coast College presents information, call 644-3151. ay a p .m. e · or TROPHIES an Am:rican Indian symposium only. For information, call 432-information. call 435 ... 043 In honor of the 100th anniver-from 10 a.m. to 1 p .m. and 4 to 6 ClASSIC CARS 5640· sary of U.S. Sailing, the Newport p .m. today in the Fine Arts Hall The Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion 'PARALLEL LIVES' 'AN IDEAL HUSBAND' ART AUCTION Nationally renowned Dyansen Galleries brings its fine-art auc- ~ to Newport Beach at 7 p.m . tQd4y at the Sheraton Newport Bach, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. Paatings, prints, objects of art aJMtfine posters will be auctioned. Pet .information. call (800) 234- Harbor Nautical Museum will 119 in conjunction with OCC's Island in Newport Beach presents present a unique exhibition titled fifth annual Pow Wow from noon the s~cond annual Summer Orange Coast College presents "Thophies: nibutes to Yachting to 9 p .m. on OCC's soccer field. Cruise, a gathering of fine pre-MParallel Llves," a series of hi.lari- niumphs" until Nov. 8; 10 a.m. to The Pow Wow is free and the 1975 classic, rod and custom cars ous feminist sketches by Mo 5 p.m. in the Grand Salon Gallery, symposium costs $15 for either or Monday from 4 to 9 p.m. For Gaffney and Kathy Najimy, at 8 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport both sessions. The Pow Wow will information, call 721-9546. p.m. today, Tuesday and Oct. 5. M An Ideal Husband," Oscar Wilde's play set in Victorian high society, runs through Oct. 6 at South Coast Repertory. Show times are 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Weekend matinees start at 2:30 p.m. Ticket prices range from $18-$41. For more information, call the box office at 957-4033. Beach. For information, call 673-continue Sunday from noon to 7 Matinees are at 2 p.m. Sunday 7863. p.m . California Indian arfilacts SAFARI BRUNCH and Oct. 6. Advance tickets are $6 will also be on display both days A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise for Thursday and Sunday perfor- MURAL DISPLAY from 1 to 6 p.m. in OCC's Art is available aboard the 54-foot mances and $7 for Friday and Sat- ~- WATERCOLORS •Down to the Sea in Ships,• an ~it of watercolors by Richard Placido Domingo, Carol Chan-Gallery. For information, call 432-Emerald Forest TI.ki docked in ning and Mikhail Baryshnikov 5162. Balboa at the Fun Zone frpm 11 are a few of the famous faces that a .m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday. Each will be ·hanging around Jewel TIME CAPSULE guest during September will be Court in South Coast Plaza The Performing Arts Center given a voucher for~ complimen- through Monday. The Orange will dose its 10th anniversary sea-tary 30-minute ride on a Fun Zone County Performing Arts Center son with a time capsule cer~ony Water Bike. The cost is $25.95 per Blue Water Grill features deep-sea delicacies 8)t Marla Bird, Daily Pilot County," says George Kookoollecles, owner of John ,J_ __ ..._ _ Dom1n1I and organizer of the WSWf shooters at James Beard Foundation dinner. Blue Water Grill The dinner, the first in Orange County, willl>e held Thursday at ; 'Ole former Delaney's site on the Dominis restaurant in New-~o Park Drive bas become the port Beach. .._ Water Grill and is open for John Dominis' chef, Joseph ,.ness. Owners ltlcbard St.an-Flores, formerly with the Beverly taiund Jim UJdcka1 say you will Hills Hotel, heads the kitchen t;e•4b1e to buy oyster shooters lineup, which includes Costa and other briny delights at the Mesa's own Alan Greeley of the ~old oyster bar. Open daily. Golden 'lhlflle; James Beard ~One 675-3265. award nominee Enrico Glaudo of • Pierro Selvaggio's Prtm1 in West ..Selle bay cruising L.A.; Serge Falesttch, formerly at Q Spago, now chef and partner of Newport Landing launches Ecllpse in West Hollywood; and Illiday happy hour cruises ChrtsUan Rustnom: of the Ritz- ~ugb Nov. 8 on the •Newport Carlton. Landing Belle," a custom-built Experts who have selected stem-wheeler with plenty of complimentary wines are: Plero ~uthem chann and room for 50 Selvaggio of Valentino'• 1n Santa m,ssengers. Cost per person is Monica. Bernard Erpkmn. co- SIW .95, which includes tax and owner of Edlpee and formerly at s4rvice for the ride plus bot and Spago; Enumymnel ICemlji of the cold appetizers with a no-host bar Ritz-Carlton and Marlo Acedo, ~-deek. The boat leaves din~r-lH!EmmaeHer-t~Mmreemnm:---- fJOm the restaurant at 6 p.m. each Encouraging :E~tion and Pliday at 503 Edgewater Ave. on development of through U$e Balboa Peninsula. Phone 675-schola.rsb.ips and grants is part of ~73. the fbundation's mission. In the .• past, Orange County chefs who ..; .... Orange County first have been invited to prepare din-"°"" ner at The James Beard House 1n aw.els are the Academy Awards af fie culinary world, ~en annu-aJr3n New York, so its a genuine li(ic>r to assemble a dinner for ~foundation here 1n Orange ~ . "O'Der 50 Years of Fine Quality" UPHOLSTERY I DRAMRY SALE 20o/o OFF* LABOR &FABRIC Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $125/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, contrads and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRAl'!llSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, work-outs ESTATE 1'1.ANNll'\IG Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS ATTOltNIVS AT LAW O'\ 1'111 : S C H \1\1'\Sl\C,I" "This is die kind of visually spectacular season-opener ••. at which SCR excels." --Orange County Register " ... something to see, the perfect pre-election debate." -Los Angeles Times "Wilde play still ideal today." -Daily Pilot A new comedy that tup at the 6unUy heartslrlngs. "··~·fuU of wisdom and warm humor" .. --Orange County Register "lively" :2J.cs Ange#$ T'mes , -~~~ WATDCOLORS 1be Newport Beach Commu- nity Services Department often a six-week art class for children ages 8 to 12, •watercolor and More," trmn 10:30 a.m. to noon every Saturday beginning today at the Vincent Jorgensen Com· munity Center at Mariners Park on Dover Drive and Irvine Avenue. Preregistration is required. For inf onnation, call 6"-3151. STORY TIME ~ Verde Ubrary has story- tilnef for children Tuesdays at 1 p.m. and Wednesdays at 7 p.m. through Dec. 11 at 2969 Mesa Verde Drive East. e oose umps u meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive. For information, call 759-0982. STORY AND CRAFT HOUR From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday, Barnes & Noble holds a fun-filled craft and story hour for children of all -ages. Refrestunents will be served. Barnes & Noble is located at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. For infor- mation, call 631-0614. DANCE ADULT BAWtOOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers adult ballroom dance on the third Friday of each mopth from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples welcome. Uve music pro- vicied by the Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is SS, or $4 for SAGE members. The Senior Center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa .. For information, call 645-2356. SINGLES THE CABARET CHAPTER The fowth Tuesday of every month, the Cabaret Chapter of the Guilds of the Orange County Pes;forming Arts Center meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel, 18000 Voo KaJ'man at 5:30 p.m. lot a social hour followed by a meeting at o~ The group ls for profes- sional singles, 30-60, who wish to support the Center while having fun. The cost is SS for guests. For information. call 262-5881. JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS New Jewish Relationships allows Jewish singles to choose people tbey wish to date bun profile alhnm• that pidure and d~ 11ngi. wtth a wlu range d penooa1 and prolealoll· al intemcts.Membeablp f.w are $40 for m months and $70 fOI' a year, oon·memben d the Jewilb eo.nmunity Center are S10 more. For information, mll 755--0340. Tennis Ladder for Singles offers an opportunity to meet new people while improving your game. Registration fee ii $18 and interested parties put their names on a list and can cb.allenge play· ers on the list For information, call 755-03'0. JAM, singles 21-39, hold.I a variety of outings and activities. For more infoanation, call the JAMline at 665-5048. Jewish In Between Singles, age 35-59, offers social and cul- tural events and can be reached SYNAGOGUE VISrT'S Meet young Jewish singles and couples for Friday services in area synagogues. Visits take place the third Friday of every month. For information. call 755· 5555, ext. 551. THE CANNERY Karaoke is available from 9 p.m. to midnight Mondays and Wednesdays. Wme Tasting from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and live music with The Jetsen's from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Thursdays, 3010 Lafayette, Newport Beach. For information, call 675-5777. CARMELOS RJSTORANTE George Butts returns from his Las Vegas appearance back to Ca.rmelos Ristorante for his jazz series Sundays and Mondays at . ~mdSan Brazil Dancers beats up the sum-. mer nights with the sounds of tropical music Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m. 3520 B. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For infomiation, call 675-1922. ATlANTIS Disc jockey Steve Beltran spins retro, funk and rare grooves at 9 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays and disc jockey Maxwell House is fea- tured at 9 p.m. Saturdays. MUs:lc mdudes KROQ flashbacb, house, old school and '70s. No cover charge from 9 to 10 p.m. all three nights. Guests must be 21 and older and dressed in tasteful· lycasual attire.1be'=1utrisat 3388 Via Udo, third floor, Newport Beach. For information, call 675· 8008. Newport Harbor l\f ontessori Center PRESCHOOL• KINDERGARTEN Fall n.e • Part n.e • Year Ro ... Aces l-6 • 7:t0ul to 6:tlp• • Ex · enced, certified Montessori teachers • Individualized academic instruction • Extensive extracumc programs • Hot lunches • Potty Training • The Residents · what's going on ALTACOffEE People who want to read their own poetry can sign up at 7 p.m. for the open reading on the sec- ond Wednesday of every monUi at 506 311t St, Newport Beach. For information, call 675-0233. IENHANA Karaoke at 7 nightly at 4250 Birch St., Newport Beach. For information, call 995-0822. BIRRAPORETTl'S Matt Johnson nio, jazz, 7to10 p .m. Sundays. South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For informAtion, call 850-9090. a.ua AND SHORE HOUSE CAFE The Jat Lacaire 1tto performs every Wednesday and Thursday from 7 :30 to 11 p.m. at 263 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. For information, call 650-2432. CORNERSTONE CAFE Storytelling the first Friday of each month. Bible study, 7 :30 to 9:15 p.m. Wed.ne.sdays. Uve entertainment Fridays and Satur- days. 1907 Harbor Blvd., Costa esa. For information, call 646- 5776. DIEDRICH COFFEE/COSTA MESA Every Wednesday -ts -open Mike Blues Night with Dave Cross from 8 to 10:30 p.m. 474 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For informa- tion, call 646-0323. DIVA Uve music featuring: Kevin Guillaume on piano, every Wednesday. Jazz Duo, every Thursday through Saturday. Music hours: Wednesday through Thursday .. 8 p.m . to midnight. Fri- day and Saturday 8:30 p .m. to 12:30 a.m . 600 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. For information, call 754- 0600. DURJY NEll.Y'S PU& Karaoke, 9 p.m. Fridays. 2915 Red Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. For information, call 957-1951. ELEVATION ZERO Jam session featuring Cat Ebat and Emil De Mill, every Sunday from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. Uve enter- tainment, dancing every Thurs- day and Satwday, 8 p .m . to QU.d.- night; The Balboa Brass, ~ery Thursday; Rythym 3 Bones 2, every Saturday, 9 to 11 p.m. For inf0ID1Ation, call 631-9999. THE HARP INN Traditional Irish music, every Thursday night. The Penians, every Friday, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 130 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For infor- mation, call 646-8855. KONA LANES LOUNGE Karaoke at 8:30 p.m . every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday .Rock-n-Bowl every Sat- uday from 10 p .m. to 1 a.m. with a disc jockey. 2699 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For information, call 545-1112. Uve local bands, featuring dif • ferent bands and disc jockeys every Monday and Friday. New- port Station: Alternative-lifestyle dance club every Thursday and Saturday: Doors open at 8 p.m. 1945 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. For information, call 631-0031. LEGENDS Magician Greg Wilson every Tuesday from 6:30 to 8:30 p .m. 580 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. For infonnation, call 966-5338. LEONTIEFF'S WATERFRONT CLUB Sunset Jazz Band with Vera Kennedy every Saturday, 8 p .m. to midnight. 3101 W. Coast High- way, Newport Be ach. For infor- mation, call 631-9999. LOCAL GROUNDS Jazz and blues guitarist Brian Barrett performs at 7:30 p.m. on May 16. There is no cover. 3007 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For information, call 675-2800. MARGARrTAVIUE Peter Shambrook performs every Wednesday at 9 p.m. 2332 W. Coast Highway, Newport ·Beach. For information, call 631- 8220. S~t<e NEWPORT Your neighborhood ,,,_It/I club tor men & M1Dmen 8'nce 1882! • Personal Training Experts • Aerobics, Yoga & Stretch Oasses • Area·s Most Qualified Staff • Excellent Service & Attsntion PIERCE STREET ANNE< Uve blues featuring Three Blind Mice, every Tuesday and Joel Schechter, every Saturday. The Sharks play 5 to 9 p.m. Sun- days. 330 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. For information, call 646-8500. ~ UON HOTBJQUB MAX Guest DJ playing hip-hop, R&B, Reggae tnd house grooves every Thursda.y. Flirt, OC's pro- fessional singles' mixer, every Fri- day, 5 p.m., and Deejay Evan Lan- des spins dance music 8 p.m. to midnight. Fever, featuring music from '70s, '80s and Top 40, 8 p.m. to midnight Saturdays. Big Band dancing 1 to 6 p.m. Sundays. 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For infor- mation, call 540-7000. Hotline: 438-4938. THE RfTZ performs from 7 to 11 p.m. on Tuesd~y through Saturday. Sun- day and Monday from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. piano vocalist Jim Hayden performs. 880 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For information, call 720-1800. SHARK CLUB House, funk and hip-hop, Thursday through Saturday, 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. Recorded progres- sive music and billiards, every Sunday through Wednesday, 10 p.m. Live Shark feeding, every Thursday. midnight. 841 Baker SID'S J"' Y. Brian Barrett pelfoolll blMi guitar every Monday olgbt at a; p.m. There ii no charge. Sid'a-..il~ smoke-free. ''5 N. Newpmt • Blvd., Newport Beach. Por inf«• • mation., call 650-SIDS. _ j, 1C Sl\JOIO CAFE U'l Gene Munell, every~!· Eric Sardinas Project, eveo-· Thursday: John Heussemtamm, every Saturday and The Fab8tl: every Sunday. 100 Main in Ne,,- port Beach. For information, Cflli 675-7760. THE TEA ROOM : '.)~·. Karaoke every Thursday, e:'if.. p.m. featuring Musical Ma~l, Karaoke Knight. 3100 Irvine Ave,; Newport Beach. For informatiOO, TOTALLY COFFEE • _ Bill Word's Killer Comedy. 1525 Mesa Verde Drive East, Cm- ta Mesa. Forinlonnation, call4*· 9367. ·-. r TIKI BAR • .., Uve reggae with U~ every Monday. Local bands ~ Wednesday. Alternative ~ every Thursday. -Dance-bands every Friday through Satw:da}t- Heavy alternative bands, every Sunday. Show time: 10 p.m. Cov· er. 1700 Placentia. For inf<>Dlli· ti.on, call 548-3533. ..; Carpet Your Entire Hom~ with Plush or Berber llon&t104 .$unt1-6.~~~~~-!UISL- ROSEY'§.JY!O BOD'( You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR FACIUIY Fl& M4ll I...,• 642-4522 121 l1411trl1I W1r • C11t1 M111 aQ~ ·Gab m.• .. .,,, " South Coast Christian Church .. ADOMSS: 792 Victoria St., .c.'°5u Mesa. ·~S.-3468. + DINOIWTION: Christian ChurCh -there are •bout "'•,.000 congregations world- '4Nlde. . ~•+·YEAR CHUROf ESTAB- tJUSHID: 1954. "+SERVICE ~: Praise and worship is Sunday at 10:15 a.m., Sunday school for all -.es is at 9-a.m. + SENIOR MSTQll: Jerrold A. Hollobaugh. Last Sunday marked Hollobaugh's 33rd year in ministry. He ministered ~fri' Ohio, Pennsylvania and llli- .::ti9is before coming to Califor- • (\la. He is also a chaplain for ,. . . . 7J!l'ent and a member of the ,.-Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwa- '.'tf>iS. + PASTORAL STAFF: Sheila Brown, worship leader; Kay · Nelson, choir director and ·"'f'ianist; Shirley Hilsabeck, sec- · ··retary. ':1+ SIZE OF CONGREGATION: "75. The Reverend Jerrold Hollobaugh of South Coast Christian Church. "''Ito MAKEUP OF CONGREGA- .>"l'ION: Ages 6 months to 96 •years; singles, couples and ·"'families; primarily from Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and· -fountain Valley. ; y at 9 and 10:15 a.m ., and ICHI~ CARE: Provided Sun- • needed for other activities. e church is in the process of .. relocating the baby nursery to .. the rear of the sanctuary, in a • toom with a viewing window .. to the sanctuary. This will be a -c6nvenience to those parents • who wish to stay with their ;. infants t TYPE OF WORSHIP: Every . Sunday service is composed of '" ffµise choruses, traditional ~ J)9mns. prayer, a sermon and ttle Lord's Supper. ~-TYPE OF SERMON: Ser- mons are expository and teach • irom the Bible verse by verse, r often incorporating anecdotal .. ,,lustrations for clarification. ~·RECENT SERMONS: Recent .t sermons were on selected • • .4 psalms • • + UPCOMING SERMONS: Hollobaugh just began a se.ries of sermons called •Faith Foundations." The series will include teachings on .,The Basics of Our Belief," "The Deity of Christ, Our Lord" and •christ's Virgin Birth,• among others. The series would be of interest to anyone curious about the nature of the Chris- tian faith. During this series, guest speaker Bill Morgan will speak on •evolution and Sci- ence." on Oct. 27. +WELCOME WAGON: The people of the ch friendly, hospitable and com- munity-minded. They wel- come .anyone from the com- munity to their worship and activities. .+ OUTREACH PROGRAMS: The church is in the process of obtaining a youth ministry team from Pacific Christian College to build on its min- istry to youth in the communi- ty. A family seminar on Par- entil.)9-and Family Relations is planned for early in 1997. The church supports several chil- dren's homes, including Cook- son Hills Christian Children's Home, Oklahoma; Kulpahar Christian Children's Home, India; and Rancho de los Ninos Home, Mexico. It also supports several other m is- sions organizations and chari- table groups. + DRESS: Informal. + CHURot DESIGN: The sanctuary is traditional, with a center aisle, pews and altar at the front. South Coast Christian Church exists to REACH AND TEACH; to REACH people with the hope and love of the Gospel in order to win people to Christ and help them grow in Him, and to TEACH God's word and to prepare God's people to serve t he church, the community and the world . + INTERESTING NOTE: The church has two women's Bible ..study _groups. One grcup meets Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the church's Fellowship Hall. Cur- rently, this group is studying James Dobson's book, "When God Doesn't Make Sense." Another group meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the home of a church member. This group is studying "Women as Encouragers." An adult Bible study meets Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the Costa Mesa home of a church member. The group is studying "The Christian Attitude Toward Self." A quarterly men's yer rea a 1s e m Fellowship Hall on the first Saturday of each quarter. -By Michele M. Marr ~,.,,. ouvsg BUY a ULL U911D FURM1'UAe TOYa a ACCSWFUe8, nc. , 21584 N~ ..._ I-' Del MsJ ............ OMC&H I (1141n1·~ • !!!!!!!!!!9!!B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=::=:::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!:!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!5!!i!!!!i!!511&m .......... llll!ll .. !!1!!5!!!!!m!!!!!!l!!!!!:!!!!!l! St. Matthew' 8 Church A per1sh of the Angllcan catholc Olun:h 1723 Weltelff Drtw, Newport a.ch, CA 82880 (facing Shet'.oglon, betnf The Pizza BMefy) 71M4&-1152 Sundlry Holy Communion, 8.'00 Lm. & 10:15 a.m. 84.lndey lchool, e:OO I.Ill., tar Ill*' cf1lclrln at .... n...eur. Bbl 1111.dy. noonday & 7:30 p.m. (ell tar locllan) C....Meea MISA YllDI METHO OIS T UNITID MllHODIST CHURCH 1701 ...... ,c.M W.INp & Chucda ldlaal a.-G1M110.00 ...... Or. . 979·8234 Ronw-. 15:13 I OMMUNIT Y ( HIJ~~( H llMlmlCIMlWICllml ~· "'" .. CMlllt .............................. .............. Dr ................ ., 141-1711 SECOND CHURCH OF . CHRIST, SCIENTm Sl00'4~wr:==-- ~·........ _ ·a ,,..._. ............ ._.., ~ .............. .,.. ................. ,.~ liD 10:23 1~1J~Ut.tk a.upnp Dfnu:sory p~~ .. rellglon calendar JEWISH HISRMICM:OIJ&1r'EN JoumeY ~four njlllejnrde al Jewilh ~ at tbe Jewtlb Comm1mlty Center al Orange County. 1be five-week dall. 4,000 Years of Jewish History: An Overview, 'Will meet Wedneldeys, 9ct-'} to 30, from 1 to 9:30 p.m. ~ S30 for memlws and5'0 for nm-members. 1be cmter ii located Oil the Jewish Federation Campus at 250 a &br St. m ea.- ta Mesa. Call 755--0340 for men information. WOMEN CONNECT • Dr. Pat Rexroat is INcbtng The Master's Plan, women's Bible study dasses. It's part of Word Study Intematiooal'I fail session at t.er. It meets Wednesdays through November 13 from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. The Center is located at 2599 Newpoit Blvd. in Costa Mesa. For more infonnattoo. c.aJl 975-0715. NEW HEBREW ClASSES Choose from four 10-week Hebrew classes the Jewish Com- munity Center of Orange County e and also, an aduJl WniMr, 'Ibe 10:00 a.m. to noon da8lel usually meet at the Jewish Community Center twice a moatb Sc:me w- sions subctitute a field trip. 1be cent.er is located at 250 E. Baker St in Costa Mesa. To Jeam more about the chapter and regiltratlo111 phone Deborah Holland at 559- 6126. , LUTHERAN CHRIST LVTHERAN CHURCH Pastor William Hemenway We love children, youth, young adults, carttr adults. seniors. We low to care, to reach out, to mttt nttds, to answer questtons• • Sunday Savica -B:ooam, 9:30am, 11 :ooam m 760 Victoria Strttt •Costa Me.Sa, C.t\ 92627 PRESBYTERIAN Wonhip and hes thia Pl'Klkal. Ouut~ttttd. biblkal ~- "CATCH THE VISION FOR BEING A PRAYING PEOPLE" (2 Ouonkla 7:13·14)) s.turdly, Sept.anbn 28. S:JO P.M. ,._.... Sunday, Sepcember 29, 8:30 and 10: lS A.M. 600 St. Andrews R~. Newport BJead\t California {714) 631·2880 (aero. from Newport Had>oJ HJah School at Irvine and lSth.) ST. MARK PRISBYTIRIAN R f l1(1IOU', ,, 1~ N< f ' CllUICB "OpmArm.s and~ Minlb" :'&t;.'Rm• cc.. al ................ _ ---.... ~ MllNW~IOl iiililHlliir."""ft~~ Wanlllp,.JI HiAlTH DAY Instructor Janet Brosan leads People With Arthritis Can Exer- dle claaes from 10 to 11 a.m. .every Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The da.ss includes health education, joint-protection tips, relaxation techniques, pain-control tech- niques and socializing. Call 513- 5641. The Newport Beach Baha'i Community allows participants to bear and experience "Paradigm Shift: A New Way -A New World" at 7:30 p.m. every Friday at a private residence in Corona del Mar. Together, they explore such questions as: Can racism and prejudice be eliminated? What is the new world order? Can conflicts be resolved without force? Are women and men . equal? What's the spiritual solu- tion to our economic problems? Music and food are included. Directions: 759-0999. L.EC1\ME SEldES Newport Beech Higuhl Hon- ganji Bu•klNtt Temj>le's Dbanna Sodety preeeDIS a l8cture and dis- cussion series Oct. 13 and on the eecond Sunday CJf each month at the temple, 254 Vlctoria Sl, Costa Mesa. c,n '122-1202. SINGl.FS DfVORa RECOVERY A seminar for the divorced and separated of all ages continues through Oct 24 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Dr. Bill Planagan is leading the six-week workshop each . Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The ch\ll'Ch is located at 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport Beach, and partici- pants may register at the door. For more information, contact'the Sin- gles Office at 574-221". JOY THROUGH DISAPPOINT- MENTS Dr. David Stood shares •How t0> Use Your Disappointments to find the Joy of Fulfillmenr dur- ing SERENDIPITY, a weeJcly dis- cussion series for singles of all ages. It meets Wednesday at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Stood, a professor of psychology, looks at overcoming setbacks to "climb out of our occasional despair and tum those disap· pointments into stepping stones to deeper fulfillment and faith." The 7:30 p .m. session takes place religion calendar at 600 St. Andrews Road in New- port Beach. A S3 donation al the door also coven refresbments. Phone 574-2214 for details. 'CONVERSATIONS WITH COYOTE' The congregation of Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Ch\ll'Ch in Costa Mesa will hear from one of its own during the 10:31> a.m. Sunday service. Tom Loughrey will ~ his comments on •Conversations with Coyote• by Webster Kitchell. He will explore spirituality and mysticism with a Native American theme through mythical conversations with a coyote. Child ca.re and youth religious education will be offered during the service. The church is located at 1259 Victoria St. For more information, call 646- KEEPING FAflli On Sunday, guest preacher Rev. Larry Young addresses •A Matter of Keeping Faith• during the 9:30 a.m. new traditions ser- vice at Christ Church by the Sea. Young's appearance will likely remind some of his ministry at the church from 1985 to 1992. The service will include special music under Lawrence Hutchens' direc- tion. The church is located at 1400 West Balboa Blvd. in Newport Beach. Phone 675-6310 for details. 'ME YOU RECEMNG7 1be Rev. Gail Miller asks •Are You Rece.iviogl • Sunday at Com· munity Church, the Newport Beach Church of Religious Sd· ence. The 10:30 a.m. service fol- lows meditation at 10. The church is located at 901 Dove St., Suite 145, in Newport Beach. Call 646- 3199 for more information. SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY SERVICE ON THE SAND Christ Church by the Sea's Ser· vice on the Sand continues Sun- day evening at 8 a.m. on the Bal- boa Peninsula's 14th Street oceanside beach. Don Roberson leads the informal worship service that includes singing, the mes-. sage and good fellowship. Bring your beach chair and come as you are. On Sunday at 5:30 p.m ., Sun- day Night Alive gathers at Christ Church by the Sea. It features the 14th Street gospel band and infor- mal worship with a message by pastor Dave Lehmberg. VISilors are invited to 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. The church office will answer questions at 673-3805. SPECIAL EVENTS FESTlVAL DAY Saint Michael and All Angels Festival Day will follow the 10 volunteer diredory , • THE VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs periodically In the Daily Pilot. If you'd like information on getting your orga- nization listed, call 642-4321, ext. 331. COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association, Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteers. For informa- tion, call the Chapter Office at 375- 1922..., ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCATION OF ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County needs volunteers for its Visiting Volunteer Program; support group leaden for patients and care I~ end for the~ helpline. ~•~can c.MI 213-1111. AMfRfCAN CAN<D SOCIETY The Orange County Region of the Amerian C.nter Society is seeking office volunteers. Also, volunteers are bei to answer c.alls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. For iiUOmia- ~ tion on these and other volunteer opportunities. call Sally carson at 261- 9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY llSAY FOR UFE '•The American cancer SOciety needs volunteen for a '}I.Imber of tasks. For more information, ~ontact Sally carson at 261-9446. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDIONE Americans for Free Choice in Medi- e a non ofit educational or aniza- 1on founded on the idea o in iv1 ua liberty and free enterprise, is seeking office volunteers. For more Informa- tion, c.all 645-2622. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emo- tional support to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. Training is provided. For information call 550-0800 or (800) 540- 2545. AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER ORGANIZATION Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1996 soccer sea- son registration. Parents of bpys and Beautiful Hair! • ·•di! 11. IMC Hlr Em· New Chm~•~ Nol llllWlil • "' .. ..., ....... ~ CoWwtll • IUdbn • Paul Mitchdl • Nmus •Sebastian • PramtSi girls ages 4 112 to 16 are needed for computer input. telephones, coaching. refereeing, equipment and purchasing. can 640-2539. ASSOOATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS 1s a nonpro 1 group in Mesa that sponsors and supports multi- outreach community service programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volun- teers are needed. For information, call Dr. Renee Namaste, 540-5803. BALLET PAOFICA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer support group for Ballet Pacific.a, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For information, call Molly Lynch at 851- 9930. 8IG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS Men and women oVt!r 20 years old who have lived in Orange Coun-Wror at least six months and have been on the job for at least three months are need- ed to senie as big brothers or big sisters for children ages 6 to 16 from single- parent homes. For information, call 544-nn BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC., ORANGE COUNTY COUNOL Y~lunteer opportunities include fund- training to existing troops and packs. For more information. call Devon Dougherty, 546-4990. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF COSTA MESA/NEWPORT BEACH lhe three area Boys and Girts Clubs need volunteer coaches and arts and aafts wortuhop teachers. For more information, call Dick Powers. 642-2245. SATUROAV.~2&1• A1' a.m. wonhip Sunday. Dress casu- ally and enjoy special music that will continu.e for the party on the patio. The church is located at 3233 Pacific View Drive in Corona del MM. !>hone 644-04.63. WOMEN'S WNCHEON Inspirational singer and speak- er Renee Bondi will appear at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Women's ·1uncheon Wednesday. Bondi will share how her faith, family and music got her #back on her feet" after a paralyzing fall left her a quadriplegic. A $6 fee covers the 11:30 a.m. luncheon in Dieren- field Hall and a 12:30 p.m. concert in the sanctuary. SL Andrew's Presbyterian Church is located at 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport Beach. Contact Karen al 631- 1854 or Jo at 669-0977. INACTIVE CATHOLICS The Re-Memberin Our Lady Queen o ge o ers inactive Catholics an opportunity to participate in or listen to can- did, open dialogue on topics they choose. Past subjects have includ- ed marriage and re-marriage, annulments, morality and changes since Vatican a, among others. These frank, open discus- sions at the Parish Center will continue Oct. 6 at 6:15 p.m. The center is located al 2046 Mar VJ.Sta Drive in Newport Beach. Please contact Marie Romano al 548-3844 or Johnny Golde at 721 - 0496 for more infonnation 8AHA1S GATHBING The Ba.ba'is ~ Newport BMCb sponsor a lunch. speaker ud dil-- cussion of timely topics et 11 a.m.. Sunday and the last Sunday ~ each month.at a..pdftte-""'1' m,,e in Corona del Mar. AB are ~ come. Directions: '160-5360. : BL()()O.flRESSURE OfKKS · _ First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St .• will conduct a free blood-prelSJD'e clinic between 10 and 10:30 a.m. Oct. 6 and the first Sunday of efcb month. Call 548-7727. . SUPPORT GR~ • MENTAL HEAl.1H FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP _ St. Andrew's Presbyteda.n Church conducts a support group for families with loved ones wttb serious mental illnesses. It is led by a professional an ce every Sunday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. For more information, call -St. Andrew's at 631-2880 or Karin Montgomery at 645-3708. .· CAREER NETWORK The Career Network meeting for those unemployed continues at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Stewart Lounge al St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church. The free, ongaing weekly meetings are open~ all and are held at 600 St. Andrews Road m Newport Beach. For more mformation. call 574-2239. ---- 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER I I I 20%0 I I I lff.,. mustela pevonla essential 1 •------an till • • · · • elements 1 : 642-1717 CEu.Ex-OM: 1 283-D lltli Street, Costa Mesa (Nen to Rflll) I OtM!n 7 Davs: M-F 10-8 Sat. 10-7 Sa-. 11-' I ----------------- J <lhtlS<)ll & (_"<llll Jlclll~- Steel lnstallated Steel Automatic Openers (71~) 8~7-J .J2() Lic.476508 Bonded, lnstRd . • Ca itractor since 1976 'Fly Away Home' makes reviewers' hearts soar Add it to the list of quality family films D espite the perceived dearth of worthwhile family movies, a casual survey of recent releases would reveal crowd pleasen such as •free Willy,• •'J'be Uttle Princess• and •Babe.• Now we have •Ply Away Home,• a winner enchanting thousands of moviegoers as well as drasti- call im rov- ing Colum ia Pictures' bal- ance sheet. In •Pty Away Home.• Both have a great feel for Wild-life and a semitivity for well- rounded_characten like Amy and Tom. 1Wo small cavils: the overuse of dense, distorting red or orange filten for both Interiors and exterion. 1bere'1 not a sin- gle frame with natural lighting. Even at dawn or bJ.gh noon it looks like dusk. Secondly, the attitudes of Amy and Tom toward each oth- er have been clearly estab- lished in the first fifteen min- utes, but more scenes are played out. As good as •Ply' Away Home• is, the pacing would be better if two minutes had been added to the outtakes. junkie Involved with several dty com- mittees. Amy, the Cin to h 13-year-old ema grap y, heroine (Anna Paquin, memo-performances superb rable in ·nie Piano•) bas been IF ly Away Home• is a brought back to rural south-eastern Canada by her father, movie for anyone who is a child at heart. This Tom Alden (Jeff Daniels), fol-movie is full of great acting, a lowing her mother's tragic death and her own injury. The compelling storyline and beau- 10-year estrangement creates a tiful cinematography, and it can ale make viewers feel good. gulf Amy m es no attempt to I was driven to see the bridge and Tom cannot. movie Until the geese come. because 1 am This is when the magic a fan of uie starts, with Amy finding 16 cast. I'll admit deserted goose eggs in the Jeff Daniels meadow. All of the geese in the vicinity are terrified by a land-isn't very hard to look at, but clearing bulldozer, so Amy be is also an gathers up the eggs and nur-excellent, lures them uritil they batch. well-estab- What follows is innovative, fu nny, breathtaking and heart-· lished, highly acclaimed warming. The relationships -actor. I was Megan Beal between child and geese and charmed by ---ther-are-artfuliy-and-legieally-h~iir1)Jmm11o1Til"lal'fmo"':am:e'in intertwined. Paquin is tart •The Piano• and was eager to enough to bring a new dimen-see her in a more sophisticated sion to the disaffected and for-role. lorn youngster and radiant as Both Daniels and Paquin the film marches to a pre-continued to delight and sur- dictable but joyful ending. prise me. Paquin was convinc- Tbe director, Carroll Ballard ing as the wourided but strong- (" Never Cry Wolf•), first willed Amy, who has recently worked with talented cine-lost her mother. She is now matograpber Caleb Descbanel forced to live with her eccentric on •The Black Stallion• in 19?9 father. Not only did she deliver and they team together again her lines well, but she used her King Size FROM 3 Pc· set These mattresses are all new & structurally sound, but cosmetlcalty imperfect. Some have mismatched fabrics, scuffs from shipping, etc.· But at these prices, who cares! facial apre1donl to CODYef confmion aDd anger. Daniels WU endearing U a free·~t ed bJ.YeDtor wbo hat been absent for most of his daugh- ter's life. Terry Kinney also d8aielVel mention for portray- ing Amy's awkward Uncle David. In addition to the e.cting, there wu a plausible, even sd- e1,1tifically baled, storyline filled with comedy, suspense, adventure and wumth. Amy wakes up one morning to the sight of developers tearing down the forest just outside her father's property. Later that day, Amy rescues a nett of goose eggs from a developer's bulldozer. Soon, the newly hatched geese bond to her, and she must teach them to fly and migrate. Along A minor subplot concerns the conflict between treehug- gers and developers. It's easy to guess which side of the debate the cameramen were on, because~e cine- matography was exhilarating, making me feel like I was fly- ing with the geese. • MeGAN 8EAL. 15, Is a Costa Mesa resident and a sophomore at Middle College High School. 'Fly Away' is a rare feel-good film T his is an excellent family movie. It's the story of a 13-year-old girl who loses her mother and goes to Canada to live with her father, who she bas seen very little of for 10 years because of a divorce. Her resentment and unhappiness are understandable. She finds a nest of goose eggs.-wl:fen ey a , adopts them and they become the most important thing in her life. · You will get educated about geese and their migration habits while being totally entertained. The suspense i$ provided by a narrow-minded game war- den, who wants to clip their wings, and a developer who wants the last of a wildlife Cigar &'!Obacco Yes, Yes, Yes ' FREE CIGAR With this ad. One Honduran Opr. Umlt one per cusCOmer. Offer ends Oct. ts. t 996 AU Premium Op, c.ohlba. Havw, Hlmlhais, Mlc.n.ldo, 8§18, DMdoff, ,.,...., Fuente &. more, more. more. 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He works full time for $5 an hour; his take·ho~e pay is around $150 a Hard choices will have to be made -between paying for food or electricity; walking the three . . $50 and $75 a week babysitting. sending the children to school with holes in their tennis shoes or being •a little short• on the rent. The $150 in aid they will lose means a great deal to hard- working, legal residents like the Alvarez family. JeuForbath They pay $650 a month rent for a two·bedroom apartment on the West Side, which leaves only $200 to $250 monthly for food, utilities, clbthing, trans· portation, medical costs, etc. The Alvarez family are among the thousands of the working poor, both immigl'llnt and citizen, who could not sur- During the Proposition 187 debate, legal immigrants were praised for abiding by the law and working through the sys- readers write Birthday wishes to a pre-teen son • EDITOWS fll01'I?: The foilowtng Is a tetter written bv a Newport Buch mother to her son on his 12th birthdaiy. She 115ked us. ·~ don't use his or my name as ft will embarm him to death. M H a.ppy Birthday! You're 12 and I want you to know how much I love you. 1Welve is • strange and won- derful age, somewbere between boyhood and the teen yean. This p1mmer wu ~You and your f:rlendl spent hows surfing and playing baseball, but a new group began showing up at parties, gida that ii. You also bad some adult · expeiiincet. You were "SO quiet after attending the f\lneral ol a beloved coach". I knew you were wondering if the MIJle thing could happen to your Dad. You also bad the experieDc:e of catch· ing an adult in a lie, someone wbo you bad trusted. When we talked about it later, I told you to not dwell on it and to move on. You said you would, but it would be bard for you to ever trust him again. And then you asked, •Why are people like that Momf• Well son. I don't know. Some- times the truth hurts and some- an by yourself. This year on your first day of school it was a quick "Bye, Mom• and you were off. When you were 2, you used to cry and cling to my leg when l dropped you off at day care. How I hated the>5e days when I had to leave you. You were well-cared for, but I didn't get to see your first steps or play much with yo\1. Most nights I was too tired to do more than give you a bath and read a book. I remem- ber we used to kiss each other's palms in the morning so that if either of us felt lonely during the day we could put our hand to our Cheek and feel love. I remember when you were born. You had a high tempera- ture and were rushed to inten- sive care. What scared me most was when our priest was called and it was •highly suggested• that you be baptized immediate- ly. We prayed and you got well and I count myself among the blessed. I still feel lucky each and every day for being able to experi· ence life as your mother. I want you to know I'm glad for all the moments of the past twelve ears. I'm roud of our school in sped.al education. You make the time to sit with him and talk. about the TV shows he enjoys. These shows and the people in them are a big part of his life. He doesn't get to all the parties and events that you do. He's older than you and bas stopped being cute. Some ol YOW' peb teue you about him, But rm proud when you tell them to •Shut up!• 'tem. Now jt seems the federal and state governments have reassessed their role in our com· munity. Many ask, MWby don't they become citizens?M The answers are as varied as human nature, but more than 1 million immigrants were natu· ralized last year, 1 million this year. and probably there will be even more next year. English as jammed, but many still find it difficult to learn English and pass the civics test. With the Welfare Reform Act, responsibility is not only being asked of welfare recipients, but also of local communities. Responsibility for the health, safety and well being of some of society's most vulnerable people -children, the aged and dis- a.bled -is being shifted to the state. Tbe state will shift even more of the burden to the coun- ties. Historically the county has been the provider of social pro- grams. If numerous people now receiving aid will have their health and weUare benefits cut off or cut back, as county offi- cials predict, they will still live . . . ties will have to face their suf- ferings and hardships. What is Costa Mesa doing to face this challenge? Have we as a city assessed in any way what effect the new law will have on our residents? Do we care?How committed are we to social ser- vices? We hear a great deal about public safety, public works, the reaClers hotline corresPQndence • • parks and recreation, strength- ening the business climate, but very little these days about the needs of the thousands of peo- ple in our city living below the poverty level. We used to be known as The City With a Heart, now we're The City of the Arts. There's nothing wrong with that, but wouldn't it be great if The City of the Arts still A good first step would be to seriously consider what effect welfare reform will have on our city and what steps Cos ta Mesa can take to respond in an effec- tive and humane way. • JEAN FORllATH is a Costa Mesa resi- dent and founder of Share Our Selves poverty relief center. She is also active in othef ~I so@! service organizations After you pitched that game Jut year and after you and your teammates did the UIU4l beet· alappmg and whooplng, you ran oft tbe fleld and gave him a bug -be bad been there the whole time praying and cbe 1rtng tot you. I WU 10 proud ol JOU ........ Proud became you knew what friendlblp WU and weren't afn.ld ol the taunts ol otlMin. It's unanimous:· drop the Rubino case I Y-. IOIDlltiaW m'ie a~ tn tbe neG. You never dOp Mt· mg and then are aumbe .a °"' tbe f9*d1Y roca. You lgllt wltla yom bn6er and you.r dotbee ......... to..Ulttotbe lM!mP"'· '--'° ... ... J'OUf ~Olk ..... .id you ... .,. ... tD ltay up ..... ADd God=..,.. wtaat't ..... But t 1 1oft you, .......... ~...-.--------~~, ,J --~ ........ ,.,... ..................... ~ ...... ..., .. I am Ron Rubino'• lilter·ln· law. I am married to Ron's JOUD9!' brother, Lou (the tD1ddle ol tM three boys). I have knOwil am for about 18 years. n.r. baW beell mmy who bave alriMlity attelted ~ Ron'• fllMt ctiUeidllr. Wei add me to the liil Im ii ane ol tbe kind· • 8lt. i-. maNI. e.and com· m~......... lbave evw mown:. He tbe Jail per· tan ID !be wadd I WOald ciald· • cap9ble di~ wroag-dGlag . Heudaur~IMnw.,_. dlrOuall ......... .... .... ~,_ ........... .. tilil ti •••••• ,): .... . ...... ...., ...... ..... ma.---a.• r·• ............... .....,.. . ...,,. 1111119111"'.alr• --·~· radically different verdict of •guilty• IO Why Dot pressure Diltrid Attorney Mk:bMl "' Capizzi to diOI> the charges? JtJDrdl PALEN lUBINO End.no to re-try and waste tbe public's J money. --~ 11IOMAS E. TIJCYlll Newport w.cl J . SAl\JROAY, SEmMIER 21. 1996 I I I I I~.~ In The Ru nning ~ I • ~.-SA O'TY O>UNCL-J loe Erfdcson, Incumbent and busJ.. ~ ,.... ~ a:»ullding itasp«tor ~ Cow.n. planning c:ommb- iion« taroflne Buder, nwttetlng manager =vans,~ emplovee Somerl. businesswoman Graham. mortgage broker lames Asler, landscape manager Lawrence Jones. congrmionaf aide j)vistopher Steel, businessman ~ BEAOt OTY COUNCJL- l-SEATS.. District 2 (West Nev.tpe>rt) Jan Oebay, 59, incumbent 'Barry Zanc:k. 41, ~ banker "' . = 5 (Balboa~ B~ ~ne Coltrane, 64. reel~ bro- Jb!ln Noyes. SO, Balboa ls1and tJ\,lsi- rJeSS owner \ ~ph Rodheim, 52., independent', lfobert Schoonmaker, 64, retired "ineer ~ 1 (Harbor View, Spyglass HIO Philip Ant., 67, computer Industry ~ Dolores Otting, 44. busineswloman Tom Thomsoli. 50, planning~ missioner and businessman NEWPQIO:MESA UMAED SCHOOL DIS11ICT -J SEATS AIM t (nor1h Costa Mesa) Ed Decker, 57, incumbent and com- munity college dean Aru J (Santa Ana Heights. Dover Shores) Martha Fluor, 45, incumbent and homemaker Aru 6 (east Costa Mesa, Newport Heights) Dana Black. 42. real estate broker ltrian Theriot. 39, businessman = CONSOUDATED WATER Dis. -4SEATS Dlvlllan, Marte Korando, appointed incum- bent Division 2 Jack Hall, incumbent DlvlllonS . Trudy Ohllg, Incumbent Dhlllaft 5 -short term Mike ~ appointed incumbent Michael Collins, small business owner COSTA MESA SANTARY DISTRICT -2 SEATS Jim~ Incumbent Art Perry, Incumbent Paul Shoenberger, dyil engineer COAST COMMUNTY COLLEGE DIS11tlCT' -1 LOCAL SEAT AIM4 . Paul Berger, incumbent Michael Collier, sett employed con- tractor · James M. Rlgheimer, reattor Jerry Patterson, city attorney, .teacher Man Pham, small business owner political ar.ena • 'he ~ .. ..,.,,. Reltaurant. 3010 Lafayette, New- Ctty Covd• ........ Ionia port Beach. SpolllOred by Speak la COiia MeN: Up Newport. Call 22A-2266. • Oct. I, 7:30 a.m. at the eo.ta • Od. ti. 7 p.m. the·Corona Mesa Country Oub, 1701 Golf de1 Mar Residents .Assodation eoune Drive. Sponsored by 'will host a Newport Beech City Mesa Pride and the Coalition for Council candidate forum in the oommunity room at the Newport · Beach Central IJbrary. ___________ ,, • POUTICAI. ~ providls tnfonna.. tion about~~ 9WntS. send your notkle to the 0.-ily Not. lttn. PolltJQI Arena. no W. by St. Costa Mesa. Ot faic It to 646-4170. Responsible Government. Call '~-jf.~~itiiiiii~~iii~~~~ Arlene Schafer at 546-1•29. • Oct. 9, 7 p.m. at ntangle Square. 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Tboey get to be that specMI group of human beings that are forever a part of the clul of 2000. •1 think these k1di are going to be a special claa, • he said. •Tiaey wiD be reoognized fqr a long time to come.• 1'he Daily Pilot will be. recog- mzmg the event thro\lgb a spe- cial ledes of stories which will track a group of NewPort Hubor High School students from their common beginning 1n1reshmen English class through their high school graduatiou at Davidson Field. We will introduce you to this diverse group of students in coming stories as we follow their differe,nt paths through the acad- emic rigon and extracunicular challenges of the next four years. Amy Caulfield, a freshmen En · teacher at Ne rt Har- r-, me oo 1988 and said she's excited about the tum of the century. Her students, however, have mixed reactions. •1 like the idea of it,• said Sabrina 1Weedy, 14. "It's a pretty coolnumber.Alotofspedal things are going to happen that yey and our class will be remembered for a long time .• Butt>artenSmtttr,tt;1s 1lllim- pressed. •Jt's just another year to me.• STUDENTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 upset Wednesday after they were told tbe dis1rict was working on a plan that could shuffle children around and possibly balloon some classrooms to 29 students. "I think the thing that frustrates us is that (school administrators) med to ramrod it through.• Nance said Friday. •This is our children's years old. Some of them just stopped crying this week." School board members learned of the plan ~t Tuesday's meeting when administrators presented th1s year's enrollment figures. About 285 fewer students than anticipated -mostly at the ele- mentary level -have registered in Newport-Mesa schools so far. Since the school district is now paid bf tfte state for each student enrolled,. 285 fe-wer students means about $1 million less in hmding. Administrators planned to cut three kindergarten classes out of some Costa Mesa schools, meld the &tudents into emung classes aiid transfer the extra teachers to other overaowded schools. But trustees put a temporary hold on the plan until 1\lesday's special study session when they discuss whether to expand the class size reduction plan to kinder- garten and third grades. Superintendent Mac Bernd said the kindergarten shuffle is needed because the costs me too high to keep the current low class sife ratios at certain schools. "Less enrollment means less money for us,· he said. ·we end up paying for teachers we don't need." en WO uted to other classes at the - schools, bringing the dul size ratios up to about 29 per~. Some other schools like Cali· fomia, Paukuino and, bincoln ele- mentary schools would keep their low class size ratiol, Bernd said . . •we. didn't Just arbftrarily pkk kindergarten (to move around),• said Susan Despenas, the dJredor ot elementary education. •That's where we'ie llllaing the mart stu· <knu.· But parents are still upeet. • ( jUlt feel IO cheated,• said Jenniler =· whoee ldndsr· gartner. Adami. Scboial board members wW meet ~ at 1 p.m. at 1he HarperCcwnmuntty c.tar, (25 B. t8tb. St., m CoMa Mesa. COAST ell -PPR.Rs ii an astonishing level ol rudeness.. CONTINUED FROM A 1 'Jbunday I joined my fellow memben ol Women in Lead~ ship to bear Suzie Swartz talk after a fine lunch at the Pacific Cub. Swartz is a mother wbo in 1994 oo--founded Community Action for Public Schools - CAPS. The organization is •dec:t· icated to informing the public on people and groups who impact public education.• After a 20-minut.! talk outlin- ing bow the FPRR operates in Onmge County, moderator Louise Adler opened the forum for questions from the noor. THE CONSI NMENTHOUSE · a~a~d Ope~l~e Our Newest IAc:ation Louise bad called oo three or four oMhe 7()-IC)IDe Women in Leedenb1p members and guests. She had just iecogn.i7.ed a woman in the second row of tables when a man erupted from a table in the miMle ot the room. He bellowed at the chair and tbe guest speaker. His shouted words ran together so J couldn't make out of what he was saying. Now Louise Adler is an asso- ciate professor of education at Cal State Pullerton and looks about as mild as an associate professCJf of anything can look. But you Shouldn't mess with her. •This smacks of McCarthy- We cany fine Antique and &tate Fwn.iture, Qyml, Giftwa.re, Chin.a, S&Mr and Ac:casoria. We ~ able to uaist you in ~your 6ne bou..ehold itaru. We pride ounelva in undem:an you.r need for diacmion, dependability, an security 2411 Eur Pacific C.out Highway Corooa Del Mu (Nat Mor 1-~ /Umum1111) 723-4222 clf nthon!)'j_• · -Custom Shoe & Boot Repair ~ •Dzdng • Rq::ir • Handb.p =~ CLASSIC EUROPEAN MENSWEAR SPORTSWEAR •SUITING S ismr· the man blustered. •&ruse me, I haven't recog- nized you and you have inter- rupted someone else.· Louise said politely. •McCarthyism!• screamed the man. 'Will you please leave, sirl • Louise said in her sternest teacher voice. •Blah Blah Yatta McCarthy- ism!• the man babbled on as the women verbally ran him out of the room. So who was this goofball who had paid $40 for the privilege of making an ass out of himself in front of several dozen very bright. very tnftjeentf.el WGIMD (and a bandfu1 al menf<A)f W• be ICJIDe .::rew4ome ~ ". <lkl* for an oblan ICboCJl .. bollld1 ·j Not lwdly, folks. 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THE DRAWIHG WIU 'WCI Pl.A.Cl Ot4 SA1WDAY OCTOID snt RtOM 11.-00 UHnl 1.-00 THERE WILL BE HOT DOGS AND OONKS ~OED ANO A CONSTANT OAAWING All DAY THE S1UDEH'T WHO IWsEs 1HI MOST #tlOtCY WIMS A 1f!nllmat~ With the new "comparator" you will actually be able to hear the difference between the new technology and any ocher hearing aids, including your own. Call for "°"' ~sonal appotntmmt today. 675-383 3 COAST HEARING AID CENTER 3-409 E. Coast H ., CdM • 1 mi. So. of MacArthur -l ' t HAVING FUN ,,,,., ,.., ....... la: 1. 0.1111 "" itlll ("" ··--k~to ci1111tr.I) . 1 M "-" mien J. Plllt ft llNMr J11 lib . ~~Fire 11 ., Wll (• • dis Mil) .. 5. Talil It 11 ••• ( r IYE·OPINElt N""""1't Harlior High girls tennis ~solid down the line •Penalty-plagued game takes the starch out of both sides; Estancia improves to 3-0 behind nmning game. By Mike Sdacxa. Daily Piot exactly what Estancia High was up against Fri- day night Not only did the Eagles have to overcome Calvary Chapel. which they did by a comfortable 41-14 score, they also bad to overcome an offici- ating crew which flagged Estancia 14 times and 141 yards -a ataggerlng 111 of which came dur- ipg the first half of play in a long, drawn-out game. Despite the negative yardage, Estancia was able to roll out to a 21-6 balftime advantage. •Those really, really took away from this ball- game,• Estancia Coach John Uebengood said of his team's penalties. •0ur kids were afraid to be aggressive because of some of the calls, and they really took away a lot of our energy. • •But don't get me wrong -I was really pleased wiQl our performance. We ran the ball well. and our defensive front did an excellent job.• Estancia's running game was one big reason the Eagles were able to improve to 3-0. After quarterback Jeff Perry opened the night's scoring with a one-yard sneak midway through the opening quarter, the Eagles struck fast and furi- ous. One play after Calvary Chapel closed to with- in 76 on Daniel Murrletta's 13-yard touchdown pass to Luke Clardy, James Dawkins returned the ensuing kickoff 89 yards to start the first of ve consecu 1ve • SEE ESTANCIA PAGE ~ Estanda's James Dawkins rambles through Calvary Chapel defense on 89-yard kickoff return for a TD. Phebus set for event~ on Sunday . .. . • . . JC FOOTBA LL i Tonight's game • • • # • . • . • • • . . : • Sftlt: Orange Coast. 7 p.m. : • SHuMlon: Coast is 1-1 and ! unranked; The Mounties are 1-1 : and No. 9 In the Southland poll. : • F•orlbt: Mounties. by 10. : • ,......, by. To contain the : ruQning game of quarterback : Mike Moichetti and running bac : Erk Shine. : • OCC Stating lineups: See l : • Story Md mt W Ilk's 0CC : MVPI: See 83. Edison . jescapes . I 18-12 . . : •Costa Mesa Coach ~ Jerry Howell enraged : over referee's call. . :~---------------------------------: By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot • HUNTINGTON BEACH - : Weekend television encourao ! it. Good for ratings, producr : believe. But in high school fo : ball. celebrating excessively c : cost you dearly, as it did c~ .a : Mesa Prtday night. , H you listen to Mustan •• ; Coach Jerry Howell. it soundr : as if the 15-yard •dead-ball foul : penalty on Mesa during a cruaa. : time in the fourth quarter was tr ... ! difference in host Edison's 18- : nonleague victory at Huntingtr- : Beach High. . : ·1 can't believe that a ref : would make that type of taunting : call to make the game change • : Howell roared. following a hea: ; breaking setback iJLa game .m ; which Costa Mesa (1-2) either kad : or was tied most of the way. : With the game tied. 6-6, in the : fourth quarter, Edison (2-1) : appeared to be shut down agam ; on offense. ; On a third-down la from the : Mesa 22, Mustang defensive enCf : Donny Causey sacked Edison : quarterback Jeff Grady for an 8- : yard loss. But instead of Edison : facing fowth-and-16, it bad only : fourth-and-1 because of the : taunting penalty. : Edison's Josh Kogler, the : Chargers' most productive often-! sive threat. bulldozed bis way for : a yard on the next play, giving ! the Chargers their first down and : setting up a touchdown that ! would give them the lead. 12-6. : Costa Mesa. which failed to : comple1e a pass for the third con- : secutive vame (0 of 12 with four : inte~tions_for the seaso_!!}, : came back dramatically to tie it, : 12-12, wit.b 2:02 left in the game . ·---"----------------------------------. . . . • SEE MUSTANGS PAGE 85 ' _( ' I POOR QUAL:I~ ' ., . SAlURDAY, SEPTEMIO 28. 1996 IJ .. "i"P;"~~~-~~~--;,_-,...., • • . . ........ ;...;o.;-....11-..;:i • . . • • . . . . • . . • • . • . : • Fab Five's legacy at ! Newpmtliarbor seems ! ·to be a way of life. •• • Jim : W5youthinkof • It : Newport Harbor High'• '· . Wa ers : Pab Five freshmen on ,., _________ : the girls tennis team, kind of ~TOPPING ~ ~ouwonderwhatcould ""; wen. when Coach Pletcher "' Olson's Pat> Pive are seniors, ~:. TH E. Alexandra McGoodwin (Newport • Beach) will be a fresbm11n. Right now, McGoodwin ls richard dunn ~~41 c HARTS 11-years-old. She plays in the ~ girls 12s division when competing in Southern California •• : Tennis Association-sanctioned Emily Barker), Audra Adams and Kristein Case (daughter of Ross Cue) are Newport Harbor's Fab five. When they're seniors, tbey'll oertainly find room for , Prediction for Billy ~lanton: He won't do : and junior open tournaments. • She doesn't even tum 12 until Dec. 28. Three days shy of the SCTA birthda deadline. BarUer '.hie Aztecs have a bye!) tn er-e's no truth to the rumor • m p ' grade at Mariners Elementary School. •She'll be a Newport Harbor ldd, • said McGoodwin's mother, Nancy. • this column is going to be : · renamed the BWy Blanton : While tennis folks see Olson's Sailors as the team on the rise -based on the fact that five tOumament-tough freshmen stepped on campus this semester at Newport Harbor McG&dwin, coached by Rance Brown of the Newport Bea.ch Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club, was one of 13 players throughout the nation to be selected to participate in the U.S. Tennis Association lfaining Center Nov. 29 through Dec. 3 at Key Biscayne, Fla., following an extraordinary performance at the U.S. Challenger Cup. ulletin, despit& the rash of ink : 's been receiving recently : ·thin these lines. : It's small tribute, actually, : nsidering the kind of numbers : · Costa Mesa resident has : putting up as the star6.ng : erback for the San Diego te Aztecs. -M~win's presence in the future would seem to support that theoxy come next millennium. ~ Most oollege football fans : Euld have to agree it would be ! Chelsea Godbey (sister of Vanessa Godbey), Amanda Collopy, Sarah Barker (sister of McGoodwin was one of only tty hard to overlook this : onner Mater Dei prepster. : ~ There he is. Right at the top of : TARS' VANESSA GODBEY · week's NCAA passing : dency stats. Nwnero Uno. : The same way be dominated : ese pages four years ago : · g his senior year when he ! the Monarchs to a CIF CONTINUED FROM 81 ended the season last year at 119 (and five straight CIF titles since the school uthern Section Division I title, 'lanton has saved his best for ~senior go-round in the t:ollege ran.ks. opei:aed in the autumn of ..._ ~ 7, 1'19 1991).· .... -...: · The seliior to lead ~ = .... Newport Harbor that day iiilihi: 105 -she of Daily Pilot Athlete ~Tennis • In last week's 51-31 win over j»clahoma, Blanton tossed a f.areer-high five touchdown : passes. In three games, Blanton : Jw completed 59 of 96 passes : of the Week laurels ... was ,_No. 1 *915 Vanessa Godbey, Coach ci.dll FlftttWr 011on Fletcher Olson's captain. ~ .... ,_.Pim. Nt slb:iiimla~fodt Godbey oould cover your ........ , t '"8lllldng office walls with medals ,.. •·ftllDlnatt.fWlbJr"S' jar 1,002 yards, 11 touchdowns : :fnd only two interceptions. : won at junior tournaments 1~w1rt-*-ik01Sa a.ne in her career. of .. ,___ But on this day, Captain MP I ef Wlilll • ~ His string of record-setting • )erformances comes to an end Sills, week-guaranteed. The 1fUtecs have a bye. Godbey stepped forward on :.-~~==•~ the bus just before the Tars M-;.'ii.';M hft 1-5..._ arrived at the Rolling Hills ~far .. ~hk 1SOlll Estates-public <"4IIlJ>US and ..__.JI& .--"--.-.....; ... ""' ~ a . shouted instructions. • ... Colgate ts to J.R. Walz and : The CD player -brought Clllldll'...,.__ . .., Cross what the New Jersey : along for those special .,.. are to the Harlem Glo-: head-jerking tunes that ~trotters. : pump up the volume in more ways than one -was turned off. J · In his last two games against Godbey's plea. •1 told them that we had had a fun bus ride up ~ Red Raiders, the former here, b~t now we need to be serious and start focusing on the :f.Orona del Mar High standout match,• Godbey said. ·we could leave the tun behind for a )as rushed for 322 yards and couple of hours.• (bur touchdowns. His 150-yard Godbey made sure the tri"p back home was even more fun. ~tburst last Satwday earned Godbey, 15-0-this season while playing·No. 1 singles for ~ Co-Offensive Player of the Olson's Sail6rs, swept her three sets against Peninsula, two on eek honors in the Patriot tie-breakers, including the opening round against Peninsula's No. 1 player, Nicole Kabe. g\le. Ka.be led Godbey, 4-0 and 5-1. •(Kabe) startediD.oving the : It also put Walz at the top of ball around and changing the pace, .. Olson said. •So (Godbey) ~ conference rushing charts Th ralli ~.. th 199 yards in two games (a realized she had to play error-free tennis. e es were extremely long. Vanessa dug in her heels and played really ~.5-a-game average). tough. It was a great match to watch. All the tie-breakers were ~ greal • r "= Cl Newpoit Harbor, ranked No. 2 in the Orange County ., What • dlllerence • year coaches' poll behind Corona del Mar, won three tie-breakers in ;makes. the first round. t-~-~n Southern : •we knew this was a really important match, and we knew ~College's women : WJ! baalliealillftYthlSyear to 00 lt,rGodbey said •1 told oul !!SJ>ikers managed only nine wins : team we had nothing to lose. Peninsula hadn't lost (since it )nd finished dead last in the • opened five years ago), so just go out and play your best.• ~den State Athletic How will the victory effect the Sailors? That remains to be ~erence. seen. •Tu1d everyone (earlier this week) that we can't let it get '> After 16 games this season, to our heads,• Godbey said. •There are still tough matches out e Vanguards are already 11-5 there -beating Peninsula is ~win the past .. We still can't verall, 2-2 in GSAC play, think we're No. 1 now.• .-9-iD the-PM-W enng ew ague on yet to · , that · onal polls and sure to move presumption would be wise. CdM and Woodbridge (No. 3 in after coming off one of the the county) might have something to say before it's all over. ggest wins in school history • But for Godbey, coached pdvately by Phil Dent, lt could be er No. 3 Point Loma • th lw>m ...... t ...... of 1 -11..-1-f this f he • e ~~ a ong u.MU&& o success season or r azarene. : individually, as well as her teammates. After losing the first two : "On the court. she's able to mix up her shots quite a bit es, sec battled back to beat : more, and she's very well-aware of the strengths and int Loma 1n five. : weaknesses of her opponents,• Olson said. •Mentally, she•s Freshman Noelle Sturgill has • very tough.• y picked up the slack • Godbey. interested in UCLA, Arizona, UC Santa Barbara ted when middle blocker : and USD to play collegiately, last year reached the CIF y Carpenter went down with : ind1Vidual quarierfina& in doubles with partner Katie Canrighl lnjwy a few weeks ago. 1bey LOlt to top •eeded Pilar Montgomery and Sarita Yardi of She aneshed several deep Santa Barbo.ra, ...,'VP.ti Into the comen while •we have Jlo idea if we're going to return to doubles,• ying compdled. as Point Godbey said •Sometimes I want to play singles and sometimes 's two kill leaden fired doubles." with an overwhelming : Before Godbey needs to wcny about that. of coune, there's ...,...~--ed total of 33 on the • still plenty ol. team·re&uld matcbel in wblc:h tbe Sailors are . . . • • . . ). . • • . . • planning to win ... wt.th c.pqtn Godbey at the <XJOtiOli . I~ ~, . ~ -----'I " '_ ---- -----i. .. ~ - --'l1 - three junlon to finish undefeated in singles at tbe Challenger Cup in Boca Rat.on. A&.. in August wblle representing the Pa.c:ific z.one. Only 13 players from California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii are chosen to play for the USTA's Pacific Zone. Pour zoo.es compete at the nation.al ChaDenger Cup. Another nationally ranked junior appears to be on the horizon for Newport Harbor. . a nao,.gta Ifs a sped•• w.i·>md in terms of tennis, as well a.a next weekend. fans are expected to be on the move more than ever along Jamboiee Road, trying to commute from one venue to another. The inaugural Pacific Mutual I _Df_ Newport Beach (hosted by the Marriott), which begins today and runs tbmugb Oct. 6, ls being played the same time u the 15th annual Vic Braden/CHOC Padrinos Tennis Classic, which makes its debut in the autumn this year. Then again, it's probably better to have too much, than not enough. Cl In terms of playen, U.S. Women's Challenger tournament chairman Robyn Ray said those eliminated early in the event will be invited to play in the CHOC Tounumvmt. 1be CHOC Tournament benefits Children's Hosplta1 ol Orange County, a regional pediatric center that treats children from birth to age 18, regardless of the family's ability to pay. It has raised an estimated $500,000 to $600,000 for tbe CHOC PoU:ndation since its inception at the Vtc Braden Tennis College in Coto de Caza. The ~ent is played at several dubs in the area, with next weekend's semifinals and finals at the RaaJuet Oub of Irvine, home dub for many Corona del Mar residents. Shirley O'Connor of the Newport Beach Tennis Oub is the tournament director. Cl New1»9rt Beach's Debbie Graham (Palisades Tennis Oub), ranked 165th on the Women's Tennis Association pro tour, is the top local player competing in the U.S. Women's Challenger of Newport Beach, the area's first women's pro satellite event. The $25,000 event features up-and-coming pros from 22 different countries and will benefit the National Dyslexia Research Foundation. Pacific Mutual is based at the Newport Center. Qualifying rounds begin Sunday, with the main draw slated to start Oct. t . Matches begin each day at 10 a.m. 1bere will be a featun9d quarterfinals match Oct. 4 at 1 p.m. Semifinals Oct. 5 start a.t 10 a.m., with the ftna1s Oct. 6 beginning at noon. Th:kets are S.S for matches Oct. 2-4, $8 for the semifinals Oct. 5 and $10 for the finals Oct. 6. Tournament passes for the entire week are $25. nckets are available at the Marriott. a Jolene W•ube of Arcadia, ranked 84 th in the world in singles, is the top seed. The field includes some veteran players trying to earn their way back on the WfA Tour points list • - Wrth 60 world-dass players competing from around the globe, the satellite event is expected to stay here for several years and pump thousands of dollars into the local economy. It is sanctioned by the USTA. ·· Internabonal Tennis Federation and the WTA Tour. The event will also feature a clinic, a pro-am and a community/players party on Tuesday (6:30 p.m.). The clinic today (1:30 p .m.) is free for all sponsors and patrons, the pro-am is Monday (6:30 p.m .). Those interested in getting involved should call 729-9566. • IUOtARD OUNN's dub tennis column appears twice monthly. COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL An . •Mounties invade OCC tonight at 7, bent on · running the ball down the Pirates' throats. By Jim Walters. Dail'y Pilot COSTA MESA -Three of the top m rUshers in the Mission Conference will be cm the field tonight when Orange Coast Col- lege goes for its seoond win of the. season against the invading Mt. San Antonio Mounties. Two are tailbacks -OCCs William League and Mt. Sac's Eric Shine -but the most dan- gerous back on the field may well be Mounties' starting quarter- back Mike Moschetti •He's the guy I am really con- cerned about.• said OCC Coach Bill Workman. •0nce a running back gets the ball. you know where he's going. You never quite know with the quarterback. Espe- cially one who is so deceptive.• Moschetti is only 11th in pass- ing in the conference (23 of 48 for 142 yards and one touchdown), but he's the conference leader with an 8.9-yard-per-carry aver- age (169 yards on 19 cani.es). His total yards place him sixth in the conference, just behind Shine. The 6-1, 190-]>0UDder"outof La Mirada High rushed for 110 yards on seven carries and added another 110 througb the air last week in a 28-23 loa to top-rated Saddleback -a team that beat OCC, 59-21, in the opener. A lot Mt. Sac's blocking emes are se up e van- tage of MOICb.etti's athleticism. ·oh boy, do we know that.• Workman said. Moschetti was a second-round draft cholce with the Oakland >:s and be and OCC middle line· backer Jeff Carr (sidelined with an injury) were roommates in the Minor Leag'Ues. Moschetti and OCC wide receiver James Mal- IL. -.~ -.,-. I • • • --_ .. ~ ---~--..... r------------------------------------------------------, WILLIAM LEAGU E B ATE NETT 1 The6-0, Tbe6-1, 210-pound 185-pound sophomore sophomore rushed tor 17 5 kicked two yards on·16 field goals. ~o pace including the Orange Coast 19-yard to its fust win of game-winner the season at the with just :05 left. I expense o1 Pasadena.. in the game. • L------------------------------------------------------~ don.ado are best friends. While Moschetti offers a unique defensive challenge, he's not the Mounties' only weapon. Shine was one of the top prep backs in Orange County last sea- son for Savanna High. He's aver- aging 7.1 yards a pop (171 yards on 24 carries). OCC counters with League who is third in rushing with 220 yards on a conference-leading 42 carries. He's coming into tonight's 1 o'dock game off a 175-yard per- formance in last week's 20-17 win over Pasadena Qty College. Freshman wideout Marquis Be.tile-is-developing into quite a big-play receiver for the Pirates. He's averaging 15.7 yards a catch and three of his six receptions have gone for touchdowns. There will be a few changes in the OCC starting lineup this week. Former Newport Harbor grMl Keith Gray will be at offen- sive right tackle While Virgil Hopper will move in at right end on defense to make his first start. Zach Hayes, a late- comer to the team. will be at mid- dle linebacker. Ettanda High product Frough Jahid did well enough in his first start last week to earn a perma- nent spot as the free safety. Mt. 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Howell pointed to the exces- sive celebration flag as a key ~ point "We had played Edison straight up to that point,· HQwell said. "I can't believe a referee would take it away from a kid, just because a kid's happy. U (Causey) was pointing at an Edi- son kid, I can see that. But that referee has been watching televi- sion too much. (Causey) was pointing to our stands, and the referee takes away the game by a taunting call.• not." Edison was flagged twice in the game for excessive cele- bration. •t oug t e referees called it both ways," Edison Coach Dave White said . "I don't know if the Mesa kid said anything or While the hard-fought game was dominated by Edison in the first half, though it was behind at halftime, 6-0, Mesa's bend-but- don't-brealc defense provided ambitions of an upset for the unranked· Division VIlI squad Edison controlled the foottaD !or 14:09 in the first half andneld 1Costa Mesa to 113 total yards, 47 coming on one play -wingback Vince Hamade's long run to the Edison 33, in which a 15-yard face-mask penalty on Edison was added to the play to put Mesa on the Charger 18. Five plays later in the series, Hamade (103 rushing yards on 14 carries) spun off some big bodies in front of him and scored on a 1- yard run. It was followed by the first of five consecutive unsuc- cessful PAT's in the game. "There were some pretty shabby PAT's by both teams," said White, whose squad in the first half was stopped on back-to- back fourth-down attempts to kill Edison's first two drives. In the second quarter, Mesa recovered an Edison fumble in the end zone, when a Charger ball-carrier dropped a handott- and kicked it forward. Edison's fourth and final drive of the first half was abolished when Mesa free safety Ronnie Lievanos inter- cepted a pass and returned it 10 yards to keep momentum on the Mustangs' side before intermis- sion. Kogler scored on a 16-yard run in the third quarter to tie it, 6-6, then Edison used up the remain- ing 0:46 of the third quarter and the first 5:03 of the fourth before taking the lead, the same series in which Edison was given new life on the taunting call. Grady, who completed 11 of 20 passes for 104 yards (five comple- tions to Kogler), connected on a roll out to wide receiver Aaron Maas in the back of the end zone for a 13-yard scoring play. Mesa responded with its longest tilne-consumia~ (4:55) of the game, a series high- lighted by Steve Herzog's 31- yard gain to the Charger 24 on fourth-and-two. Herzog later scored on a 1-yard run, spinning off a blocker in front of him with 2:02 left on the clock, tying the But Quatman gave Edison the l~d back. Hamade was the last ~esa player to get a chance, but his angle wasn't wide enough and Quatman ran untouched. •niey always play us tpugb," • Estancia defender swarms Calvary Chapel quarterback Daniel Murrieta. ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM 81 Felix, who finished with 112 yards on six carries, accounted for the Eagles' next three scores on runs of 33, 53 and six yards. Dawkins, who gained t43 yards on 16 bies, dosed out the onslaught with a 49 yard run. "We have one of those offens- es that can pop one real quick, or just grind it out," Llebengood said. ·we ran the ball real well tonight, but I've got to give Cal- vary credit. They're a small team in regards to numbers, but they continued to fight all night." S-..~0.--.. Clhlwy 6 0 0 • -14 ~ 14 7 6 14 -41 Ant~ Est • ~ I run (Molcllde kick). 6 IS CC • CIMdy 13 i-s from Murrietta (kidt failed), 0:17. Est • O.wklns 19 klclloff return (Mokede kldt), 0:03. s-.d~ Est -~lbc ll run (Molc.ede kick). 7:52. nwdQuwtiw Est -Fell• S3 run (kid< failed), 9:15. '-tt\QuwtM- Est • Felbc 6 run (Molcede kldt). 11:56 DON LEACH I DAlV Pit.OT INDMOUAL ll£ClEIVING cc . Andino. 1·)5; 0-). 24, Shon. 2..io Est Gal~ 1 10. GAME STAltSllCS cc ht fft'.st downs 6 14 Rw-.yM"1U9e ll-109 ~JU Pmong yard• 79 10 P.ming 7·111·2 1+-0 N4tt return )'«deg.• 41 99 ~ardage ~mln-41 none Net y~ 188 442 Pvnu 7·217 2·35.0 Fumblfl-fumblti lost 1·1 1-2 Flags-oel yan:t• US 14-141 l1me of ~ 29:30 11:10 • Pvnt retumi. inte<cep- t!oM. tumble mums SAT\JROAV, SEPTEMIER 28, 1996 15 s Mustan~ top El Toro, 3-1, move into today's semis of South Coast Tournament TUSTIN-In WATB& POLO a battle of the titans, Justin Taylor made 13 saves Friday to he:lp Costa Mesa High's water polo team notch a 3- 1 victory over El Toro in the quar- terfinals of the South Coast Tour- nament. The 4-0 Mustangs are the No. 1 ranked team in CIF Southern Section Divmon ll while El Toro ca.me in at No. 4 in Division 1. The road doesn't get any easi- er in tonight's semifinals as Costa Mesa goes up against either Long Beach Wilson or Capistrano Val- ley (both in the top five of Divi- sion I). Game time is 6 p.m. ~ .. , .. __ and Hunter Taylor all scored sin- gle goals for the Mustangs. SouthCOMt ~ C.osQ Mes. J. El Toro 1 Saw'9 by Quart.rs El Toro 0 0 l 0 • l Costa Mesa l 0 1 1 · 3 El Toro scoring -Tilton 1. Costa Mesa scoring • Cleaver 1, Hylton l, H. Taylor 1. Saves: Taylor, 13 Estancia splits pair ANAHEIM WATER POLO -The Estancia High water polo team picked up its third victory in the winner's bracket of the Magnolia Tourna- ment Friday. beating Gahr, 8-6. before falling to Sanger in a tight, 8-7, game. The Eagles (3-4) will be play- ing two more games today with a chance to finish in fourth place. The worst they could do is sixth. The first game gets underway at 1 p.m. with the second game at 6 p.m . against opponents to be determined. MAGNOUA TOURNAMENT Estanm .. Gahr 6 Saw'9 by Quwtws Estancia 2 3 2 1 • 8 Gahr 0 2 2 2 • 6 Estancia scoring • Wayman 4, ~nften 2, Peterson 1, Hoss 1. Saves: De Wilde 10. Gahr scoring · Garcia 4, Ara 1, Eguez 1. Saves: Perez 8. Sanger .. Estancia 7 Saw'9 by Quwtws Sanger 3 3 0 2 . 8 Estancia 3 1 3 0 · 1 Sanger scoring • Reyes 3. Reyes 2; Garza 2. Lewis 1. Btancia scoring -w~ 3. Peterson l, Thorpe 1, Senften 1, Hoss 1. S.ves: OeWilde 7. Sea Kings win two CORONA WATER POLO DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar High water polo team got oft the schnide in a big way Friday, sweepmg two games in the consolation br~cket of the South Coast Tournament. The Sea Kings hammered Fallbrook, 13-5. and then came back to beat Riverside, 9-5, in second-day action. They'll be back in the water at 9:50 this morning against a team to be determined. Jason Hokanson had eight goals on the day while Carter Weir added seven to help CdM improve to 2-3. Weir had a garne-lugh five Sea Kings romp, 13-5 SANTA BAR- BARA -The No. 1 TENNIS doubles team of Jenny M eyer and Robyn Cole- man swept three games Friday to key the Corona del Mar High ·girls tennis team's 13-5 victory over Santa Barbara •Tuey really tried to load it up on doubles,· said CdM Coach Tim Mang. •Jenny and Robyn really did a great job under tough drcumstances." The Sea Kings mlproved to 6-0 and did nothing to hurt their hold on the No. 1 spot in the CIF Southern Secbon DiVlSlon I rank- in gs. Nina Vaugbao, Nadia Vaugh- an and Caylan Leslie swept their singles matches. leaving Santd Barbara in.a position of needing a sweep m doubles to force a tie. The Dons picked up five points, but Meyer and Coleman's wins shut them down. The Sea Kings will be back on the courts at 11 o'clock at San Marcos. Corona .. Mill' 13, 5MU ......... 5 Singles: Ni. Vaughan (Cd~) def. Newton. 6-0; def. Steele. 6-0; def Kellsbey. 6-1 ; Na. Vaughan (CdM) won 6-1 . 6-0. 6-2; Leslie (CdM) won 6·0, 6-0, 6-2. Doubles: Meyer-Coleman (CdM) def. Moore-Owen, 7-5; def. Vadi-Bennett. 6-3; def. Grogenberger Mueller, 6-4; Perea-Harrington (CdM) won 6-3, lost 6-7, 4-6; Budhraga- Glasgow (CdM) lost 5-7, 0-6, 5-7 Sailors win 2-0 i~urN FJELD HOCKEY VALLEY -Kyle McNichols scored two first -half goals Friday to lead the Newport Harbor High girls field hockey team to a 2-0 victory over Fountam Valley Both of McNichols' goals for the Sailors (2-2) were unasstSted Goalie Erin Kennedy had a spec- tacular save, smothering a shot while stretched on the ground. The 2-1 N team notched a 1- 0 wm on a Sara McMillen goal OCC rallies for 4-4 tie COSTA MESA -Orange Coast SOCCER College put on a furious rally in the final 12 minutes Fnday lo battle back from a three-goal deficit lo tie LA MiSSion, 4-4 in men's soccer. Newport Harbor High grad Ryan Hoover pulled the Pirates within 4-2 on his second goal in as many games. Johan Bjorkman stored the first of his two goals on a penalty kick with 3:00 left and then added the tying goal from 20 yards out with 1:00 on the dock. Mikael Tomblom scored the first goal for OCC (1-3-1). OCC cruises, 9-0 COSTA MESA Orange SOCCER 1~-~itM-in the opener against Fa.U-Coast College goalies Klln Rudloff and Abby Erickson could have taken the afternoon off m Friday's 9-0 nonconference women's soccer victory over San Diego City. Corona del Mar Htgh's defense swarms over Canyon's Komrom Tarkeshian. COM CONTINUED FROM 11 (an average of more than 40 pounds per man in the trench- es) to pound the Sea King defense into submission. •With them being that big, we knew we had to control the football to keep our defense off the field,• Freeman said. •8ut we couldn't handle their rush.• Canyon went 80 yardl on 14 plays to cut it to 19-11, and three plays later, watched Hoyt c.b4le down another midi.re. before t:browing the ball out ol his own end zone for a Mfaty. 'Illrklshian return.cl the ensuing free place-kick 40 yards to the CdM 32, went IOI' 8 yards on a audal third..and· one to the Sea. King 8, then eel· ebrated J ermalne Mont· gomery'a 2·yard TD run ~ gtve C4nyon a 2&-19 *d with ~:19 left. CdM. drtVing to erue lti stunninJ.~t. got a 10-y.rd McCl -O'MMli Mda1. then a 28--yard O'MM.ra INril Off ngbt taetle to the ~ 22. • O'MMre. "'boNW ...... 9 ... IW, •• stuffed by 6-foot.. 300-pound Omar Khashen on a subse- quent third-and-three at the 15 and a fourth-down pass was just beyond an open Cooper's reach in the end zone with 2:44 left. Only O'Meara chasing him down from behind kept Tarkeshian from scoring on the next play, but his 64-yard burst set up his own 16-yard TD to ice the game and leave Canyon the only unbeaten team on the field (3-0). O'Meara earned bis seventh straight 100-yard rushing per- formance (112 yards). brook while Hokanson added four. Jason Powers, Scott Sand- land, Chris Esposito and Shaheen Panahi all put in single goals. Hokanson had four more in the finale against Riverside Poly. Weir and G~eg Str~lzow ~th push in a single goal. Goalie Billy Messenger had another big day for the Sea Kings, saving 13 in the first game and capping it with an 18-save perf onnance in the nightcap. COfW .. Mar u. fillbroOI&. 5 5eof'e by QlWten Fallbrook 1 1 0 3 -5 Corooa del Mar 2 4 2 S · 13 CdM scoring • Weir 5, Hokanson 4, Sandland 1, Ranahl 1, Powers 1, Esposl- to 1. Saves:~ 13. COfW ..... t, ltlvws .. s Scml9 "' Quarters RlwnJde Poly 0 1 2 2 • 5 Coronedel~ 4 2 2 1 -9 R~ Poly ICoring . PQwood 2. ~ 2. Heyming f. CdM ·~ .. WW 2. Strelzow 2, Espo9hD 1. ~ ~ , .. French comes up aces WAl..N\TI' - Orange CoUt College~ more setter Ketl Fr nrh ham- mered three lelVk'a aces Priday to bem1ne the Plretes' carw leader with 12 tn leading the visitors to a 15,.9, 15-1, 15-7 non.conference Wom.en'I voDeybe.D bt.\D'll~ at ML Sen ADWnlo <:oneg.. 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Gr-t For mor• Information more. to call a 900 number Wuh«/dryer, lt40.00 and plenty morel! atanda, lampa, etc. No Hlllngl lnveat oriented S.A. based oppt'yl Retall/SalH Call (800)S21.a555 In which there Is a each. ...._5848 307 Fornando 1735 Port Chari•• I --f---------------~-!S~5,~9~SO~F~t/~Pt~,~F~r!M~~k~_:•c:h~o~o~l~/p:,h~o~t~o~g~r:•~P~h~y~Ex~p~req~'d~.~e;4~4~1~9~2~1~=::JiiiiiU.aiJL=:l.J'[gf ~yjouliiit~hew~:.;•;. ~ chwge per minute. Sat 8·2, 18 Family r !SHli..--":-r---------.J-.AG~~~ ... ~~s.,.J.:::~~~==='"""''"""''"""'==~So.Celti-~..uuu.aJ.ulll-__. CONDOS • years, looklng for 1 o me Counter Holp you •re ..... with CORONA PAY people to ttaln now as through clu•lfled. for Coftff shop & color coorctfNllk>n and oo~rncs warranty till Maten 97. Lot• of Stufll TOWNHOMES 2702 PHONE ROUTE asslatanta. Poaalbl• M2·Se78 Dell. FT & PT Avall. enjoy working with ~ 5540 Xtra lg Capacity. DEL II.Alt 6122 2012 Pott Bristol Cir 35 LocaJ & Estab SltH advancement lo pho-Apply In person Tue• people, thl• could be ~~.::2-a533 SAT 8-3 Groat Salel Oran90 Twnha• Ear~~~~~;'kJy tographer. We want Front Offloo FT for lhN Fri btwn 2 & 4pm the plac. for you. Care needed fOf' 5th PATIO SAL• Sat Only Misc furn/hou11hold 1rr .. 11Ublel 3b< 2ba, -=--::~....-::=--~...,..--re1ponalbl• and ener· Medical C.n1er. Must Con .. Ropubllo Every person on the grader In my home 3-7:30-4. 4515 Roxbury 1950s Chambers por· 2-atory, f/p , yard, Profits! Profltal Call getlc people who can be bilingual Spanish. 2840 I!. PCH, CdM "S!~~d10• _.!!.!_~ 1!! 6p, 3x/W .. k, SS/hr. PUltNITURE 6014 Cameo ShorH/PCH celln stove, TV lamps • . 51200.00 9aa.3305 Wall Street Pro. for work seasonally to Call 548-2273 NB OFFtc• Baslo _...., _....,. ,_ Ow ca 7e0-84e• 22 f 11 111 bamboo chair, twinb.,._ HOT stocks ready to a I"" d h h H I .. hl9he1t ..... of . n r. yr• 0 easur•• dresser, pottery, b.._:-PP, an w o t or· ouaoo ••nora FT, typing ealH growth • Lr o k Do k all n• make you money now. oughty enjoy working PT, Mu1t have car. potential goOct verbal praduct l~ FREE Room a 8o•d II a • •m Good Stuff! S2·S72W' Twnh•• FrHh & Airy 3br 2ba. Small pet. $995.00 mo. Call: 9e9.9735 900-388·8181 ext with chlldren. No Must epeak English. skills • 721•5 788 arMr-= In exchange for FT pine deak, dining COSTA MESA 6124 501 Fullerton/Clay ,. - 3838 $3.99 per min. weekend work or 723-eo94 ---·------So the... Nanny S•rvlces. Mu1t lat*, leaf, ilx chalra, SAT 9arn.3pm Mull be 18yr. Touch aalea. Hours are early CLASSIFllED N•oded now. In acNlt lln 1peak flu•nt Engli1h, ml9hlng buftet: white 308 ENCINA _ tone phone req. Pro-!!10rnlnga thru early ll'• the resoutca yo lmmedl•t•ly outgoing P•rl~ N S, Reference• a m •lamlne desk, 40 yr• cumulation Furn, misc household ••-• callCo.602·954·7420 aftltrnoon1. Per1on1 u cuz:zl'Glr1s and can-do a.-..., MUSTl963-0$n' matching shelf & of overythlng Llema. Joolli ml~ DUP~ 2704 -:R~"'""'!"t"'ts=---d.,......,,S,..,....-requiring full time •m· canlcount on to Hll a Door Ho~Securlty could lead to an~-• drawer unit; aide by 234 Hm Plac• hardware & building iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ::ace~ "Lg co~~~ ploymenl need not !ri~~ ·~te.!:~ m~: Cocktall waitreH Ing career. Openings Prof Woman desire• aide fridge, quffn bed (Santa Isabel) items. CaH for Info, 4 PLEX kit h 1 apply. Starting eatary • Apply In P•,.on: now ••I• t f er: Houa•Sittlng pcnltlon. frame and manresa: 2 FrVSat 8am-4pm pager 717•9255 on Many f~~tur~~~n~~; pl~c~. ~i:; I~~~ ~~e~ for aulstant1 $60/day ~~~11f1~l~m~~y:,>:'P1~ Sharks Sports Canllna TLC. Long term. Xlnt swivel patio chairs: Huge Yard Sale 9/26 or 9/27. W~ll W. 17th & Pomona, Call 9:30 thru Noon calll 14988 Sand Canyon SllH Allllllltl rere, n/amkr. COM/Big stand-up drill prHa; 2 Sat Only Sam No E· get back within 2hts. ~:.b:~r·9j:;;3I:g C.M. Next to future only ~5-411 7. Drug e42·H78 Irvine. 552-3410 Vis··_. •---lattl Canyon atea. Av1.10/1 heavy duty 8ft. step blrdsl Furn. clothng. ,. T d J ' test mandatory. EOE .,.. ,._....., 819-321-0737 ladders; 1 heavy duty apples, 25HP boat ••••••••• ra er oe 1 645-6811 Office Pff H k 20ft. extentk>n ladder; V di !---------'--------~ OUH ffptr girrs 3-spMd bi.-uc1e. eng. surf brds 304 TRANSPORTATION ROOMS 2706 •n ng:Lazy Man·s Stock •-1oclattl Call pag ... # 117:9r255 Flower/$antJ"Ana i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dream. Few hra•BlgS Facility ,.,. • .. •••••••• Wiii sell cheap 4 4 4 4 4 4 ... 4 ... .+ MERCHANDISE on 9/26 or 9/27 and LAWN SALE S•t/Sun•• S400 rivt S350 ..,.. --t .. ..._ ___,_ ousewares. mas BOATS 7011 2 Top Quality Rm• 800-82o-4S782 ....._ ~ GruthS .+-Coordinator F1u1a1e ....... • •wn11t1erreytuorunr ypohu'r cwa.11 Oh·5 Clothing. Jexwe1rv.1--------- p upper, c ...... pe "'._ --·g within 2 hours. items. 2048 Pomonaliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil In home. N/petatamk. ••••••••• ....._ ....._ ... ry, a ~lttw ---------.,,--------CM E'aide 548·5056 ANNOUNCEMENTS ...,. ..,.. Oracie -Corporation Is weTk env~, ANTIQUES 6010 Oall wall unit. bedset. Ave. (neat t9th St.) Newport Dunes Maiina" Back Bay Rm, pvt ••••••••• .:A. SECURITY GUARD ....._ now a $4.2 dbllll~n 9"ch a~~···---coftff tbl. 719-2818 OC chapter of ALHA 101 N. Bayside OrZ entr, like new S375. • FITsecurityQUlldfortheholidav1HSOn.Apply""'P company an I • aounta, _,, Qu••n size box Annual Garage Sale N . B . 1O /t9 191.- no/imk. 54 ._ 9536 _________ • 1t2JO(S.,JoiquS1 .. ICoed._ ,CdM . ....._ world's leading aup-opportunltl• · . Spring & Mattress Sat7•m·2pm 11•mLl•nSale -"P plier ol Information bonus•• for a frame & bedding. 173 Broadw•y 33· Newni CF9587JF,.. NB bright/airy, clean LOST a • RECEPTIONIST ...... management aolt· AHoclatH are .... KAY FINCH $175. 760-1149 Lots of stuffl Hin# CFZ20560041B' ... quiet home, kit, w/d. FOUND 2925 ~FIT~lislforhuvyphones-"P wate, growing at more eome of the "*'Y POTTERY Storage Mov• Outlt:=======:::::::z~ $450. Walk to beach.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Pleaweall(714)721-2100,txt.34. .+-~a!' 50% annually. beneli~s we offer ltur Wantedl Cuh Paid! ---------1 Everything Must Gol 548-1903 I' • r~•-ere currently IHk· • m P 0 Y • • • • • e73..e223 • MERCHANDIS! 1930 Placentia Ave. FOUND Sutoboard iHO\oft~u•u ....._ Ing an experienced C @ PCH & Palboa FIT M<mllry. fnt~office. MS WOid, _.,. Facility Coordinator Af9P1.Y... MIS , 6015 Unit A..e Sat 8·2 Sun 8am-5pm R • tinn? epmn," '" . .................. RENTALS TO Blvd. on 9/25 late ....._ Wlndowl9S, MS~. ....._ tor our 100+ Costa PS.SON AT: SHARE 2724 evening. 722·•321 -"P Please call (714)721-2100, ext 346. ..,.. Mesa office. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimlLOST 'Bear' grt whl ............ . Pyranese wearing ----· CdM 2 young prof blue collar w/tags In 1eeklng female to 1hr COM 9/27. 721-8921 3+2 HH. Mint Loe. 600.mo 310-880-7830 Loat Nata, a P•lll• Siamese fem with a CdM 2br 3ba, Custom white tip tall, big blue Home. Prof male/fem. eyea. Me1a v. area off Jim, 644·1170/hm Baker. 942-8533 933• 1933 ext.206/Wk. REWARD Lo•• wallet CM 1 BR 350/lat/leaH. w/plctures, S.S. card .. W/artlat & .iudent. Prl-Driver• II~. credlt vat•. qulat, happy card• an<2 ti>QI. bQok. hom•. 931 ·2111 I.oat In the vicinity of CM Prlvato AM In the Vona P.,.klng Lot ott Bristol In Santa nice quiet hae. Shat• Ana. on Aug 30th. bath, kit etc. Prefer Please call 557·5227. male. S300. 545-8209 2740 eoo..7S ...... H iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 818-758-9100 e11..sn..s7 .. ,H 1/11.UG VOURS•u= IN TO A GREAT CAREER . with Montgomery Want YOU'LL ANO THE NEWEST PROOUCTS, ANO THE BIGGEST BRANDS AT ELECTRIC AVEMJE W. art c:untntly IMldng candidlltn for Electric AVMJt Mlnlger .tt you are energetic. motivated, love reN chalenges rd have at lemt 1-2 yen retail maiagemert exper1ence. we'd love to heel' from you. Just send 'Pl t9SllTle and salary histOJY to: Montgomery Wlf'd Dfltrtet Ofllct 1288 Clrnb> Del Rio North Sin Diego, CA 12108 Attention: Area H1.1n1n AtlOW'Cel Mlnlglr or fax to: f819t 192-5480 Drug Free 20Jr34t luxury, 4 c.t epace, atorage ·=~~:;:~c:;r.'··t-'.BEAL~==:m:""'.•::--"----'. -:BUL-:. ~-:TB~.~------S-E_L_L __ PITNESS 3000 PlTNISS 3000 --------- Llv.o Abo•rd 30fl urlinlght. Avail Now In N•wport Beach. 909·371·1180 COMMEltCW. RBAt BSTATB your used ve~cle Can't eeem to get to all thoH rtpalr Joba around th• houH? Let the ClaNlflecl Service Directory IUSUflSS OPPICI htlp you find POI IDT 2789 L---....!D:ll!ll~.:....__..__J 1---'~-'-~_.;._""_1..;..:· __ Oracle ofter• excellent compensation and an out1tandlng benefit• package. PteaH Hnd °' f1UC your re1ume to: Oracle Corporation, Attention W. Richard· eon, 10 Twin Dolphin Drlv•, M/S 859625, Redwood ShorH, CA 94065. Fax: 41 s-e33- 1628. No phone call• pie.... EquaJ talent wlll always get equal opportunity. ORACLE neceHary. College Pharmacy S49-3288 PT Private Poatal Store Fashion leland Flex hrs. Retail exp pref. Apply In pereon 637 Newpon Center Dr.N.B. 844..e249 PT· Patrol Poraon for parking lot Apply In penK>n: N,8, T•nnla Clula 2601 EublUft, N.B. PT/lleoeptlonlat Apply In peraon• N.8. TaNNl8 C&.Ua 2601 Eut Bluff N.8. .. ETAJL PETCO, one of the net.Ion'•..,._,....... .... of pet tood ... ... ptOlltdae ~ ianl cornpef ..... • benefit• lt1cludln9 40t(k), atodt ~ & .medloalMtntal lneurllnoe. Oppom.rio .... ~ ... '-: ·=== iC=•n .... , ..... (Imel "'*"81. INtd, Aeptlle, • 1'1af\) • All OMd ....... may ~ In .-won • 1011 .,,,,.1 ca ~a1.11a1tno). Coat• .................. ==·~~ &l ....... = CaaablaR•a Fan 138 Santa Isabel New, uaed Schwinn Armolre, 2 bikes, elec bike, uaed Men's Goll dryer, golf clubs & Club1. Furn refinishing chest of drawers. kit.. Spc furn set. can 540-3870 or -F-0-~---Al-----51 s-g930 \UH N _______ 1 VALLEY I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 6134 COWCTIBLES 6017 •Sat 7·?• Movlng Sal• Everything Goesl 9808 Sturgeon Ave ................. : 111111111.llllillh a..11*1Dlld6a ... •• lllldle... ,. -···-···------------·-····· I I : D YES,SELL ~y CAR : I I I I : Non. I • Adr:hss I : Oly • Zip "'°'- Cndl cad OW:. DVISA D AM X • brp- Moil lo: OMY Pl.OT 330 W a., si..e. C...... Mala. CA 921&27 ,1 (11'1~"19OrMX111'1 '3 '°""" Nt*~o.+I ,.... CJ-',.,...,, ... ..... . ..... , . ~- g~ a._._ a•,,,,,_ QI,,.., • ••Ctr a .... ...., aM-.. • - °' bf c. c c 94 lh 0 bl bl th "' Ur ot = lh Cl ll'I fit Bl 0 P' aJ. I( Cl H bt I ·~ ta P1 7i c. s w 8 T M f l 6 J • T Q M 11 I e. Pl • SATURDAY. SEP.TEMIB2& 1996 TODAY'S CRQSSwoBn PUZZLE POWER BOATS 7012 JoMJac:ob- 28 EJlllnt 29 Of ponlilfs 30 Reptnand 31 Sn:t:;: 32..... law 33 CtlMgl Iha 35~ 38 "Fernando" lhoul 59 M.D.'s group 60 Bancteedar Brown 13 POWER BOATS YACHTS 7018 7 0 12 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * 3 4' S •• R •V 34 0 20' DUFFY ELECTRIC Sundancer, generator ••••••••• 27' Boston Whaler 1987 T/225 OMC'a. Custom teak cabinets. Slffps 4. Xlnt cond. $39,000 080 Rick 798-8974 CLASSIFIED It's th• resource you can count on to sell a myriad or merchan· dlM items, because Totally restored. S15k Xlntl $69K.975-5095 Invested. Sell for $9000. Glen. 574-0990 •-MARI--N-.-E-S_E_R_Vl_C_E_ DUFFY ELECTRIC •BAY BOATS• SUPPLIES 7020 TWO (2) Edi son 18. s. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beaut cond· I w/new surry top, cushions. etc. $5995. .$3995. Dully Boals Showroom 645-8427 our columns compel -------...-- quallfled buyers to calll 842·5878 -----•I CERAMIC ffiES CLEANING 3528 SERVICFii -1:•:-•:•:IPI:::= IUICK 1---------~~-------~----"":"'"~~9'!"'-lli 702Zr. ... ~~-=-= .. ~~~~ ........ ~ •c:= ~a::=· ·.:-·.-:.·;·~ =--~-· ~·-~IOO.C.il IOl5 BOllD& .,...TAMNtNRllCN be./ tor ao· Mal. ma tn.aoo ,_. lllell ~·••971~:m~~i;;!;;~ aoee .. ...,.....,.... ..... l40-1t01 -----~---r W&&&LY BRlOOIC QlTIZ Q. l . Neither .Wnenble, .. South JOU hold: 61HI _JI o QeU •KQ.I le7 Parliwr opena the biddinc with one haan.. WJuat do you reapoAd1 Q.1 • Eut.-We.t vulnenble, u South you hold: •AQ,110971 0 1 OIC tll •I The biddlna baa proceeded: war NOltTB KAST 80UTll ..._ ..._ t o T Whlit do you bid DO'ff7 Q. I • Neither wlnenble, u South you bold: •Qll o A.I 17' OA •Qtll The biddlni bu proceeded: 80t11'B WB8'r NORTH BA81' 1 0 ..... 10 ...... ' Whal do you bid now? Q. ' • A. South, vulnerable, you hold: • 10. 4 0 A J[ QI 0 8 s •• 8 '11 The bidding haa proceeded: NORTH EAST 80t11'11 WB8T tHT P.. t• P-i o PMe T What do JOU bid aow1 Q. a • Aa South·, ¥U1rierable. you bold: •VGW Olltlll Ollll •AQtll The bidc:ti"'= pcoceeded: 80Ul1I NORTH &Aft t o I• 10 hea ' What do you bid Dl¥'lt1 Q. t · Both vulnerable, u South you hold: •AKI 0 .11 0 I •A.I tUH I The biddinc bu pcoc:eeded: 80Ul'B war NOR'l'B llABT I• .._ t o P- T What do you bid now'/ or AIU1f'ers oo Le.rn to be • better bridse ~4;.rt Subacrlbe now to the Briclee Letter by C8llins (800) 788-Ull for Information. Or write to: Goren Bridp Let- ter, P.O. Bos 4410, Chlcato. JU. 80880. docks. 116,000 lot JllP 1110 bot" o a o . CADILLAC I040 ••••••• ....... ..,.. .......... , ..................... ., 40' ...... east of11 --·--------Pellllon •1Coron9do •a ••rrlat IMk w Sah~~L~~ VOLVO 1230 25' ••llboat. Two ....,._top. T.,, lthr, :Ir.a, 54pd. Hardl!m••iilll•••• .-.c:hats, 9.e rftllrine. Nice I Pvt Party aoft top. Pion•., •7e aM ...._ N.11Jo. Ob ldng eNft. Yltf, '4IOO.OO 781-4473 stereo. Tow pkg. made. IUIVOOI. OOOd new lnl. 875-0892. .,.., ~_,,.~T~S~~---1 Alal'm. 19500/obo cond. Muat fix muffler. 80' MH ..... (Ot .... ) ~ ml ,,.:•~.ii:! 640-1029 or IM0-5032 Se75. 74-1450 or... em Pen loc. ao .. CD 7oK ml watr --------== ~:°° '21,900·. •44 1•33 MDC!DES 9130 1~111SC---.-A-UT......_0_1_2_4_5 Two Sida Tie.--------• 9' and 13' Wide. CJIEVltOLET 9045 •eo 300SD Baig•. •73 ""'9ft•ll••• aa.. • 714442...,.14 • Watt rMintalned, graat A 21tt. ..._. e. low Newport lloh @ PCH/ , condition. $5,000. mllaage, NM Ql"M.lf N ~ B .. ·d DI 84 Sulturtaan v.a. ~:-.:::~2::;90-:-:;eoeo:-:"":':':;::;;l • ..:S3;::::IOO::;:.·-,,..;M04~::;.;:;::aoao;,;;.:.'lT ew.,..... "" · ngy automt. A/C, full pwr, ,, •llp apace avail up 10 AM/FM stareo cau 87 420 ••L Loaded! •••Z•D CMS "'°"' S.5' beam. eao-a100 Vary dean. 123,goc) Beaut If u I Car I t t 7•. Ponchea, TlrM Of .Up .... ? 948-3988 C • b • r n • t IC• m •I Cadlllacs, Chavya, 45' Mooring 8"t loc S14,750. 842-3•53 BMW'• CorY•llH. In Nwpt ea.j. S13,500. 'H Blaaer Ull 4x.4 'M t;420 Loaded, x1n1 Also Jeapa, 4WD'•· 52tMIH7 Wht/gr•v llhr Int. Cond. Wht w/gry Int. Your Area. ToU Fr" Loadac:tl Xlnt cood. 43K ml. 138,500. Tom: 1.aoo.att-9779 aat. Un d • r Aro h • • 12k. 1231900 552·5308 M4-90e0 •147 A·1398 tor current hdngs Brldef Prlvala dock up to 25'. Power. --------•--------1--------- $175. eao-a145 CHRYSLER 9050 MG 9140 ANTIQUES a AUTOMOBll.ES Can't seem te> get to all those repair Jobs around the housit? Let the Claaalfled Service Directory help you find rellable.llelp FORD -9075 Rooms, apartments, '73 M• .. r&U Citroen 37k, all orig. S14;500 080 993.5355 '88 F2SO HD Lariat homes Overstocked with XL T Supercab 460 ., Classlfled stuff? EFI. Only 11 k ml. Full can satl•"' A call to Pow•r. $15000.00 ~, A 1 • o , c a b o v • r your Classified Campar. S4500.00 housing needs. will help PP 751-4473 ----------1 __ __,0,._4::.;::2::..·'""50"'"""78~--- ~==;:=============:;:=========.i~==:::::;:~ .,,T e Buyer's Mar et" .-'Check yon:r shopping list off by st~pping in ·today at any one of these local Oraitge County Auto Dealers! ''Buy, ~e or Br~se" Count')!_'s Auto Dealers are Number • • • IRVINE AUTO CENTER- 1·800-851·5577 714 580-1200 I LINCOLN ~MERCURY SPlUNla.!llS 3921 3894 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• SPlllNKLD ROAIR LHky Showera Rap'd HonHt•Ralleble•Hard Home Need R•P81r7 Regroull a lnstall'n Working Irish Ladles. Remodeling? R•fs L•TTeR P•RFl!CT Clrcle of Friend• p u • L I c AT I 0 H. Social/Rec Program Bus Communications: Kida/Teens w/ot w/out Writing, Editing, Proof· dlsablllty.1::'538·8030 raadlng. 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Colchfdl Banker Newport leach 53. Mol1uJle Rafa 54. ()pea liOu.e Guide 55. Homa of Ille Wttk 56. TM PradentiaJ.Joo Douglas Co. 644-1600 723-8800 llCLUllVI AFFILIATE Of SOTHEBYS International Realty New Listings Available Blc Cenyon Ught and bright w/ pool and s pa on spacious loL PdcedmselL Worden & Bibb $799,000 Udo We Ucht and bricht family home. 4 Bd. 4 Ba. 2,700 sq. ft. Large master suite. John & Robin McMonJc'le $695,000 37Tenaa c-m•Rlcltla ... soo Rcdfonl Ce ........ • ,., Godlam 1ee .......... 2J20 led Awea1le 302 Hellocrope Dew•Sllar:. 1900 Sutlllco Dlfft 1930 cw.., om. 1124 Gelllxr DltN 30 I Nonla Star •a1tM• 2531 P1i ltMn North LaauDa Immaculate home w/ peat view, large lot. Very private. MMDGdnbeqit.a.m.-$719,000 Coroaa Hl••laada South Pacific Jewel. 4 Bd. 3.25 Ba. View! View! View! Elbabeth namer $825,000 Doftr Sltoree Larp 5 Bd. home w/ expansive Bldt. Bay view, pool and spa. Martelle tt..el $936,000 Custom bayfront estate. Best view locatlon • must seel True Medlterrane.n home. Patltdl & Toey Bartollc $1,390,000 Costa Mesa --~~·~ . .. :-r • • -••• ~ ... -.....,... • • 1~};161·. _,,, ~ So•th Lapne Creat custom • Spanish style oceanfront home and cuest house. Private steps to sand. HI.ch & Finster $1,5CJ.5,000 Dewer Slaores Very motivated seUer. Tum-key bayfront under I million! Can & Feeney $979,000 Emerald .., Fabulous home steps from sand with whitewater views. DMld Hlndller $2,300,000 Rlts Ccwe Front row In exclusive cuwd pted community. View of ooeanl Soalu & Bak $2,695,000 lnlae Coft Spectacular ooeanhont estate wtth 2 cuest cott-res. vtewsl Rod Daley $9,500,000 Oceanfront Wonderful 5 Bd. 4 Ba. family home on Beach Road. Step onto sand. Separate cuest quMters. Coaale Maaelltt $1,695,000 Condo & Townhome Living 644,-)600 723,.8800 New Listings Upper DlamolHI Ooun view bUJkl. Inc sJte ln t..cuna Beach. 9,200 sq. ft. BID Wedmon $199,900 . l '· J, ... -_t l 644~1600 723~8800 Corona del Mar 2 story, 4 Bel. New England charmer. Steps to China Cove. Debi Bibb $729,000 Corona H&chlands Sophisticated Villa Quality. space and style. Chris Undsey $895,000 Harbor View Hiii• Exceptional property. Huce yard. Greats Bd. home. Sau Scanlan $I ,090,000 Custom built In 19901 A must see! Best value! 3 Bel. 2.5 Ba. Heather Saito-Wood $625,000 Emerald Bay Sweeping views from up per Em erald Bay lot Build your dream home Private beach Rod Daley $595 ,000 . RJtz Cove Buildinc site for custom home in beachfront community Comer lot Great opportunity to build Scanlan & Busk $779,000 Belcourt Spacious executive style townhome. Private spa. many amenities Sue Ellen Volpe $679,900 Hamilton Cove The best of C.taJlna 4 bedroom, 3,400 sq. ft. home. John & Robin McMonllle $I ,)00,000 Family Neighborhoods Back 8-J SJ*:ious new custom home wtth aolf c:ouree views. JoAue PerkiM $,2,,000 Harbor Rldce MacJllficent custom 6 Bd. 7 Ba. estate. Panoram1c views can>1 aera ~.695.ooo Oceaa Rlqe Macnlfkent custom v1lla In Ocean RJd1e. Views of ocean. bay, canyon and city llchts. LJaa Noala $1 ,795,000 View Lots JERRY FINSTER SENIOR SALES ExECUTIVE --. #I SA• ESPERSON IN 1995 AT Co.AST NEWPORT PROPERTIES 759-3750 ' ,~-~~~--~1115 -.__. . --·----=- ~~ ....... 723-8800 644-1600 723-8800 644-1600 J ~I ' 1 .. BILL FEENEY in association with TIM CARRani/LANCEllOGGS OPEN HOUSES From one to five run. Bayfront Value JO I Nonh Star Lane Open Sunday $979,000 Lido Isle Vacant Lot 2 15 Via Koron Open Sat. & Sun. $399,000 Lido Isle Vacant Lot Un14ue prime street to street location. Ideal for J.000 sq. ft. custom home! Step~ to beach & tennjs $399,000 Triangle Square Area J Bo. 2 Ba. townhome w/ fireplace Circcnbclt location. community pool $144,000 BILL FEENEY'S 1996 SALES Property I 0 Weybridge I 0 Weybridge 435 Via Lido Soud 2620 Cliff Drive 325 1 Broad Street 1506 Priscilla 111 Via San Remo 8 Misty Meadow 83 Linda Isle 130 Via Koron 126 Via Koron l 864-Park Vma 126 Via Koron 126 Via Koron 205 Crystal 1415 Galaxy 304 36th Street 2 13 Knox Street 1851 Port Kimberly 137 Via Venezia 314 Buena Vista 5 10 CataJ ina 101 Harbor Woods 125 Via Wazicrs 4210 Spindrift 463 Walnut 304 36th Street 300 36th Street R epresented Seller Buyer Seller Buyer Seller Seller Buyer Seller Buyer Buyer Buyer Seller Buyer Seller Seller Buyer Buyer Seller Buyer Buyer Seller Seller Buyer Buyer Seller Buyer Bayfront Value 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled with 60' on Lhe water Motivated !>eller -bought anothi:r home $979,000 Lido Isle Bay View Home 5 Bd 4 Ba Pride of owncn.hip! Htght."1 qllilllly matenaJ, Marble, gramtc. French dclOf'>. m1wn moldmgi.. 3 firepl<ll.~ $799,000 717-4744 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. completely upgraded and expanded' 9.900 ~-ft. comer lot. granite counters. skylight:- $950,000 Lido Isle Double Lot 3 Bd. I B:i. be:ich house, prime 60' street to street 1111 Build l.M2 homC,) or a large home with yard. pool. et~ $769,000 Ba)'front Duplo 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. Sophisticated tum-key to1WD1oon:ic_ ___ ...,Uj'4,...;~1reiWfMn...ilftit+i!!-84!H-Bt,-ftf9f8l..------- French doors, crown moldings, adjacent to pool & spa $669,000 Dock for two 30' boats, large patio and yard $499,000 ohn • Robin McMoni_gle Landmark Bayfront Estate Lido Isle Premier bayfront parcel property boasts 200 feet of bay frontage . Price Upon Request Catalina Island Dream Home 56 Gaviota Only free standinf frame in tile eulusive community of Hamilton Cove. Prtme Comer Location 325 Via Udo Nord F11•U11 fao'"' witft 4 bt4roo...s, 3 6.tfts "'"' ,.,.,, so1dfa polio. $599,000 Contemporary Bayfront 215 Via Lido Soud Magni~unt 5 bedroom, 4.5 batfr home witfr large docit. $2,595,000 Spadous ~amlly Home 219 Via Nice Ugftt and bri1f1t 4 btdroom, 3.5 batfr ftome on one of Udo's prettiest stradas. Ideal Fa.U, Home 209 Via Koron c1ui,,,,1111 4 ""°""'· 3.5 t.tft '°''" wftli ... (rMt •. $569,000 717~4711 Prestigious Udo Isle Estate 90 l Zurich Circle Estate size lot with 5 bedroom, 6.5 batfr home and pool. $1,249,000 Terrific Udo Value 124 Via Trieste Elegant home witft granite kitchen and marble noors. UdoF....,Home 217 Via Eboli Tr"4itio11al-stflk 4 ""°""', 3 Ntlt lroMt wftli SOMtli ~ ""' sfnlM. $569,000 r r r ' • i ' . ... "" ~-~· __,,......__. -·-... . ,_ ----~--.-.: . HARBOR VIEW HOMES Beautiful remodel with 6 bedrooms, 5 baths on one of Harbor View's most desirable streets. Guest room with separate entrance, children's . study/den. ifhis is a must see! $895,000 ~----. . . . -- - •:c_ •"J. ~ : SHIRLEY HARRIS Hall of Fame Member 759-3727 JIM KLINE 759-3771 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Nicely expanded 4 bedroom, 2.5 ba a ermo 1n grea location, only 4 houses from greenbelt. Huge family room, master with office/exercise room . This is a great bargain. $535,000 1 'l \11\1 • ,. ... - EAsTBLUFF Wonderful famil home with I e remodeled master suite plus 4 additional bedrooms. Expanded to include separate dining room, family room and home office with outside entrance. $569,000 Eastslde Beacon Bay DEBI BIBB DENNIS DURGAN 759 ... 3707 PRIME OPPORTUNITIES Prime location with s~lar • views of surf, sand and sunsets. Motivated seller has relocated. $1,399,000 Recognized as the premier bayfront location. 200 feet of frontage approached by a private gated drive. 4 bedroom New England style. Soaring ceilings, wood floors. Steps to China Cove. Reduud to $729 ,000 Pride of ownership duplex with ocean views, huge deck for entertaining, 3 car garage and prlVate access tobeach .• Custom traditional home with guest quarters. Old World charm throughout. Now $499,000 r r ~· .. Opportunity is just a phone call away .... ~. 227 Evening Canyon, Corona del Mar "Exceptional Whitewater and Canyon Views" An incredibly unique canyon setting with whitewater views overlooking Little Corona Beach. This 3 bedroom plus guest quarters home features a newer tile roof, flooring, appliances on an oversized 28,000 sq . ft. canyon lot. DON'T MISS THIS! Reduced to $1,595,000 452 Ca6rillo Te"ace, Corona del Mar "One of the Best Priced Ocean View Homes on the Market'' . Sit down ocean and Catalina vjews are yours in this 4 bedroom plus famlty room, 2.5 bath light anctbright home in turnkey condition. Bleached wood floors, new carpeting and sandblasted ceilings compliment this hQme's charm VlEW + CONDITION ::a VAWE Reduced to $539,000 "We're Here To Help" OCEANFRONT ESTATE 101 SHORE CLIFF ROAD OPEN SUNDAY 1 :00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. THIS 6 BEDROOM, 6 BATH LANDMARK HOME S ITUATED ON THE OCEANFRONT OF SHORE CLIFFS BESPEAKS A LIFE OF LEISURE, FUN, FAMILY AND MEMORIES. FORMAL DINING ROOM, PANELING, 4 FIREPLACES, BIG FAMILY KITCHEN AND DEN ARE JUST A FEW OF ITS AMENmES. SITTING ATOP A 30,000 SQ. FT. LOT WITH BEACH ACCESS, THIS IS A "ONE OF A KIND". r · Fine construction with a forever view. Everything you could ever wish for. For the smart set. Pool and vast view. Custom 5 bedroom beauty. Custom remodel with Back Bay views and pool. What a yard! And a big house too. Call COBY for more information 644-2559 759-3724 Entry level price .. Near pa,rk. .................. ~ .......................... _ ..... . -• --. ~~~ .-.~ f ....... ~7-~·~-....-~~~~ ~-·---"'• _.. .... _______ .... _ 1-.....-.-, -------_____ ..... ·-·. .... ........ ., .. -- We would like your c:omments. questions or suggestions for maleria.l you would Uh to sec in the Daily Pilot Real Esaa1e secbOO. publiAhed everJ Saturday. If you are inte:rakd in adwirtiliQs in our publicllioo. cootact saks repreaentatives Kip Hanc:ock at (714) 574-4247 or Janet Vmograd at (714) S74-4m. Their fax nwnbc:r iJ (714) 631-6594. Janet Vinogrud adwirtising sales representotiYe If you would like CO iubmit iDlkiia1I foe publication or you bave • iataating story idea. COlltact Julie Viker.~ estate editor 11 (714) S74- 4242. fax (714) 6.S()..4$02. To n:ach us by mail: Dtily Pilot Real Estate. 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa. CA '12627. Read the latest hapi)enings in . . . Buylines METRO REALTY welcomes new agents MichMI Stark. Joan Matber and Donna Fallon. Metro's Darrell Pub and Tom Sutro of COWWEU BANKER COSTA MESA reprcscoted their companies at the 1996 Ruanea Espo and 1Ute of Triangle Square in Costa Mesa this week. 1bc event f eat\D'Cd more than 50 exhibitors, prize drawings. entertainment and yummy samplings from Triangle Square restaurants. Also represcoting Coldwell Bankn _ were Vlnu1laa Ra-.Je-,.. Denlle Lowe, 0.nd ea,_, 9 aH'r 'l'aner, Jim Beydor« aDd u.da s-r-. The CB aew said they hid a great time at the community event was beautiful. but they' re happy to be home. While driving through the wilderness. they saw bears picking berries and two bull elk with full antlers fighting over a female elk ... some things are the same everywhere! Gayle Bobson Lewis just found out she's going to be a grandmotbcr -again. Her daughter. Genee is expecting a child on April 30. And condolences to Monique Zane. whose father just passed on. Province Group, a diversified real estate development company, selected HAYES MARTIN ASSOCIATES, INC., a leading advertising and public relations agency in Costa Mesa, to launch the min campaign for legacy Homes at the Diamond Canyon project. "Province Group. the parent company of Lepcy Homes LLC, bu crea1cd a very unique and exciting now product in its Diamond Canyon project in DialDOGd Bar," said sUdra Kwly. preaideot of Peng Sbui was a very importaot consideration in the product's design and planning, gearing the neighborhood to meet the needs of a unique niche markeL We loot forward to providing it with the specialized care and attention that will make its launch successful.•• Inez Diu's daughter, Amanda is Do 10• luzn •1 INWI to iltcbuk in beginning to make quite a name for tlN BrqlUt•• c...,,t }IUI ~ J..U. benelf onstage at Orange Coast College, Vibr, nal •&IOU MiJ,of-(714) 5144242 where she's staning in another theater or fax (114) 650-4802. ~ti<fl. t I ' • • • f ' f • • " ' I • t t t t t t I I I .. t • I I • • • • • • • ..... .,. • • • •.. • • • • • • • ............. • .. • • • ,,... ...... -• • • .,_._u .... Extra wide parcel on tree lined street. Near COM beaches. Master bedroom. suite includes cozy fireplace, vaulted ceilings & a walk in closet to die for. Very open country kitchen with adjacent family room, all with matching fabrics, wallpaper & tile . Very fastidiously planned & built with traditional ambiance throughout. Two room guest suite with private entrance & viewing balcony. All of tbe ahoPe for only $1,249,500 ~ can help make the difference in your life! DUPLEX WITH OCEAN VIEW Compkuly rnnodekd two bedroom, two bath, Ve?. spac10us and open, and a 1 bedroom, 1 baih -3 homes !Tom the beach. WAYNE SMl'tH $44-0,000 NEWPORT COAST Near ocean and_ golf course. Gated community. Owner must uU: FSTHER YANK $1,045,000 PRIVATE QUIET LOCATION I One I.eve/. Light & bright. Upgraded lritchm. ' Skylights und more. OPEN SATURDAY 14 Morma, Irvi~ J.D. CALLAGHAN $179,900 OCEANS I DE EMERALD BAY Homesite first time on the marlret in 40 years. Fantastic views. excellent building potential CaU for deUtiis. BILL DOLBY $795,000 T IRED OF PAYING RENT? Want faymmts under $1000/month? Beautrfu small gaud community_ close to everythrng. 2 bdrm., 2 bath, fir_eplace, declr, patro plus garage. ?need below aU sales. DELIA DELGADO $119,900 A WESTPARK SPECIAL I Detached 3 bedroom, 3 bath, highly upgrllMd wrth new carpeting and _fresh pamt..._Z car I 11ttached garage. beautifal yard Shows like a model. DIANA CAPPEL $239,000 QUI ET LOCATION Close to everythif!g. ljght and bright. 3 bedroom + wft.. sec. Sjsum. PricUJ to seU. CaU for details. J.D. CALLAGHAN $284,900 WELL BELOW COST! Upgr:atkd 4 bdnn., with family room and beautifo/ hardwood Roon. Niu baclt yaWl with pool OPEN SAt/SUN 1:30-5:00 1940 WINDWARD UNE RAE RODGERS $519,000 N UHrtUled 4 bdrm., 2.5 bath humr on~~ dMac. Nt'W leitchm, ~ceilings, fiinch dotm. loc4kd in •Onmlry Ch4b ~ JANE SUNGAit:A $299,000 REMODEL HOME + INCOME just comp/ma 3 ~ 3 btah + family room in prmjpau.s Cli.D"avm plus darling 2 bJrm. A.Pt. 11/ron 1 story. ROBYN TENCH $509,000 BEST OF BELCOURT This F<iow rusrom rsrau was built wirh rht u/Jmuzu an_ent1on to tbtail and beauty. Arums of marbk and xramu romplimrnt tht tkror 4 brdrooms, library. family room, rpariow iamt room. Wint rr/Jar, om 4n0 a .f CllT filnlft EathuYank Sl,395,000 OCEANFRONT ESTATE Alnoluuly stu1111int ocu11ftont home wlfh 6 brdroonu. 8 barhs, approxim111rly 6500 111.fi. &a11tifal ocean, btarh, UzUJlmo · Nipt lipt vinvs. CJ/ 494-7475 Bill Dolby $6.250,000 PANORAMIC VlEWS Btau11fol 2 + den, 3 bttiroom, 2 75 b11rhs wuh rvrry 11mtnity Nrum1/ to/ors of litht l'9' anti white lo tnhanrr your fonushmts PLant1111on shu11crs OPEN SUNDAY 1-5p.,,,. 17 SPUN DOR. NEWPORT COAST DR. CJJ 760-5000 at. I I I OdiaDdpdo $399,999 U7',000 An International Company 760-SOOO http:// ............ com JUST REDUCE.DI! Fab111.oru 111nut "' this 4 ~ 4.5 INt"1 family homt S~r &rJ d-ritz upa 11i.nu. Owr J 800 Uf· ft. of dcrltint. A •!tlMSt Stt . C.Jl '76tj.5<JOO ed. IW IJ9 Bill aod Doan.a Wd>nu $1,125,000 OCEANFRONT LOT! 8u1'4 ,,,.., tirr11nr homr! &j., Go'Pw SMNLa IUUi rnuhmt. wavn1 U'1i/lt ro Pur. shops 11fUI y.urfovoria Rrstll11'1lnts1 JUST REDUCED! CJJ '76tj. 5000 ed. 112 CJl18-S#O-. IJO Kad.'-aMcNaa. $550,000 .____ ___ Ri'MflC" SOUTH COUNTY, NEWPORT BEACH 23 Corporate~ Suite 180, Newport Bach, CA 92'60 __ __.. An International Company 760-5000 NEWPORT HFJGHTS Dttpla.,,,,,,.,. wiJJ c•""1 -GIWI louhon.'! 2 HtlrH111, I b11th with t~ •""I /mboo,,,, I "'6Jh with O'"'tr. F.r complm Mt4ils r.wua: $249,000 SS99300 $299,000 CJ/ 759-9314 Sl,67S.OOO CORONA DEL MAR ~ ffirht /irht .,.,/ __ uj,, llinvJ. ~#pm lliry' ~~with ,..i. ~ • BBQ. r.111 •! uPf""ln tlirw- nt! REDUCED! u~ 11,,...p.a. 'lwbw"" • £nir fa,,,;q ,...,,, wilh _, /NtT, fi""'6«, S~I, MWIT l'Hf •"" ~ "'41Ur /Nah. CJJ 76f>. 5000 Cd. 117 Jaddc ff .. ,,u.,.. $199,jOO PAil.iC AVENUE WITH A VIEW 2 ,.,._., 2.$ .... ~~{.r-.~. w-JN. ,,,.,j/, .,.,/ •/hiuiat.I. <A1J T.U,. CJ 'J'60.. SllOO $~000 ~ CIJn !!elP 1IUIM the~·;,, /;Lf ,,,.,,. .. J"'• --~ BUILD.ER CWSE OUT k~2 ~ ;!;e,';:fj t:ft~"f/::~U! PA'tRICK KNAPP $189,900 THIS IS A "1 O" 0'4nni'!K. uPf!Wied arrhit«t's own 3 bdrm, 2 baJIJ ~. lif11!.. opm aJ airy ftrnch_ doon. ~ymr/s with lots ef fiWt trm anti a 8,000 Slf· ft. lot fast mJuad. JACKIE HANDLEMAN $224,500 MARVELOUS 4 BR. HOME! Up~d ltitchm 11nd upgr:IUkd I ~ bath. IA~ dining area. Bridt ~fireplace. Private bac 'ltrti wiih J>lltio . .JA: GIFFORD $154,900 . BF.AUTIFUL DANA POINT Grrllt 4 bedroom on quitt cukk-S4C. Lil~ bac!lJartl with spa. LOw tlZX r11u. Approx. 1 - mile to beach. Priced to sell MARKJAal.lJES $2Z7,000 HARBOR VIEW HILLS lnvmon windfa/J! Contnnporary Jloo.r pl.tin on huge lot. /'!"foa for rmovalion. Otimni c:::t"b'OM' tM stllU. Call 1-800-510-2005 MARK ACKRICH $449,000 BRF.AlHTAKING VIEWS! Ocun. Harbor, Coastu ne anJ City LiP,ts views. 5 bJmu., 4 baths, 3 frpls., pooT c SllUIUI.. SPWlass best! JULIA tno $1,095,ooo EASTSIDE CONDO Quia mret, nn«T' home. urge 3 bdrm., 2.5 b4th with over 2, 000 Sq. Ft. &auti land.sc11ping. Gwilt yard. Just Listed! ROBEirrMILLIKEN $239,000 HILLTOP TRANQUIL11Y e e rays sparltk of City llpts hi,b ~ Neu11.on &ach. J<lea~ new witli maf,!Jijicmt 'i:kcor. light and briQ1t with nutomiudDonus room. Entm411UTt b~ MAXINEGOIDEN $525,000 Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr. 760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580 ninsula Custom built! urge 3 bedroom, 2 ~th and 2 bedroom 2 ~ UIUIS"wilh liJe floon,cwtorn kildl- cns, Baber carpel, &kyligtu.a, largema· CalMO Shores. OallOm hune., large ml.er· ca auilc with a walk Llinas yard with a full rcrviClC bu, pool a m cio.ct, l\WI deck ,acuai,lilefbs,CIU windoWl/doon, rivc:rrock, and a 4 car garage. apa llltM, ranoddod kit. frplc, privaie bcacha oo ,Sr.orJr. $925,000 BobKoo ,Sr.orJr. ~!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!' lrnne Terrace! ciae 3 becboorn. 2 be&b. 1arge yard.. ayligbt. wood floon, uppded k.11.Cbm tile floon a COWl&a'a, trpc, 2 car pr $439,900 Bob Koop, Sr:or Jr. SOUTH COUNTY S-ta Au Hdghts.5 Bdr, 3 Ba, larpyanl wmi • pooi a ..,.. wood noon. upgraded kildmi wil.h tile noon a ~1en. fin:ipl.ace. $J7e,8e8 BobKoop,Sr.orJr. NEWPORT BEACH 760~5000 Ext.128 ....... ,,.,. e come to a beauciful upp8decl single story residence on Westcliff in Newport Beach. This quiet, tnlC liDcd ttreet-is full of remodels and lovely gardens. The large trees, brick lined concrete drive. new roll-up garage door and expansive front doors is the first you sec of this home. n 1s a arge dining room (easily converted back to a fourth bedroom) and to the ~eft is a newly remodeled bright kitchen with recessed lights, built-in desk area. custom cook book shelves, a Jenn-Air siJt burner cook top and a large brcakf ut table area that seats six. 1be formal living room has tall glass windows looking out to an oversized pool and spa surrounded by tall greenery. Walk through double doon into a large family room with a fireplace and glass doors opening to separate grus yard an:a. 1bere are two more large bedrooms and a muter suite that faces the pool. Other upgt'ldea include Bert>er carpet, all new interior doors, ceiling fan and extensive brick hadst.,. Privacy is eobanccd by large side yank and mature fou.&e. For..,. "41..-Joa, c"'1 Robin Te~h Ill IUIIMAX s.tll CoulJ, (11') 16(). 5'IOO, at.131. unit Lovingly remodeled with the finest miterials. this sin.ale story, thrr:e bedroo three bath plui. new family room home is a rue find witb the two bedroom pnvale unit. The sellers are transferred and they have priced dtis property at $509.000 for a before the end of the year. --+11io-bemo-i~~a!1 ~--hools, shopping-and beaehes. 'Fhe main house r.tft!U upgrades including new hardwood tloors. Berber carpet, vented skylights. light open beamed ceilings, glass block, new roof. new drainage system. plantation shutter.. bn patio and a raised hearth flagstone fireplace. There is a gorgeous light, bright new kitchen with eating bar and built-in while appliances. The adjoining foanal dining room and oe~ly completed large farrul) r have enhanced the livability of this wonderful home. The spacioua master suite boasts two walk-in closets and an extra large bath with double sinks and an oversized tub. The rear unit is a great bonus for extra income or a perfect in-laws quarter... For mon infonnadon, call Robin Tench at RF.IMAX Soalla County al (7 U ! 76(}. 5()()(), ext. JJJ. l.IDOISl.l Cftlt SC1ftt to sttftt lot. ~ M8l downstrs. 2 very lg N a. dedl upltn. So pldo .... $ ... CO&ONA Dll MAil Nlllne aJlld. ~ 211. I IA Mint w/{11.. 2M llA tell. Udl w/p. New 1ocL ... --.Slft- CO&ONA DU. MA& VlaoNn beil"Y bit '* '80' s. 3U. Skyla, 2 fpk:s. lg din rm. 5pldollS I 91. if1L-.............. S6J9.000 CORONA Dl.l MA& F.t>ulous touth of hwy toe. w/oai view. 3M 2.&A rernod ldt. frml 0.. fmw:tl Dl's--·$119- UDOISU Cottage on overslz.e lot Ideal for remodel o.- new home. Qelt str.S. loattofl ........ $417.5GO • • I View Hills home with three bedrooms and two custom baths ii an ideal ooe story with a wonderful open floor plan and is naturally light and brigbL >.. you ~. your eyes arc ilDJDC'Jdjately drawn to a luah, very private pool-sized back yard conducive to eata1ainia&· Preoch doon to one of the IJClCODdary bedrooms may serve as a · ous llbi'iij(Olli5i - 1bii i"'cM• comer lot oft~ 11a1MDbas poteotia1 for expllllion if needed. PealSa liidude • formal liviaa room and di.Dina room with cozy fireplace. 1lrp family nx.a ~ to the litChen IDd infanml ctinina area. plmftlioo lhuacn. uppldel 111RJacbout. llDOOCh and vaulted ceili.np, designer wallpmpu wt fixtura and • dnc Cir .-nge. One of Newpo1t'1most10Ught after communities, Harbor View Hilla ii within .nlking dill~ to exemplary and nationally recognized IChooh and ii within a three minuac drive co beacbca, l'Cltulrlntl, lbealen and Pub.ion b1aDd. AltJ« lal dlilD two moatbs Oil the awtd. the lilt price bu DOW beell •laabed to $50l,;000 for ... k11+ fMt aale. Priced II $120,000 below lender appnilal. ~eally located in the most popular family · neighborhood in Newport Beach. This lovely 4 bedroom. 2.5 Bath home is situated in the heart of the community of Harbor View Homes. It is just steps away from a beautiful greenbelt, clubhouse. pool and children ·s play area. Just a short walk to Anderson Elementary. The perfect home for entertainlng or relaxing with the family. It includes a built-in outdoor BBQ, conversation pit with gas lava rock and lush landscaping with automatic sprinklers. Other features include; smooth textured volume ceilings, french doors and wood wtndows-thm=ottt-,-custom -sky lights, califomia plantation shutters and 2 fiteplaces. Lovely countty kitchen and family room with wet bar, and many more extras. Open Sunday 1-5, 1829 Port carlow 1b see this.fine home and move right in, call Dale Simbro of Metro Realty (714) 720-9422 •• Newport Prope .......wrLYow.D&ONUTED . featuring fine properties from condos to castles s~ ~ ~41.#u 196 9 1100 Newport Caitcr Dr .. Suitt I I 0 SALT SPRAY Espet m.tt tile uMlllradon ol UYbtc right oa OM ol Lapu's lovdlal ~ Uw bl onr ..001e1.ft. ol lusury wltll prtqte *Pl to llacb and 45' ol ~ for yadtL Callforfab1A11U... $3.-,000·LSJ MIX&llATCH Buy aJJ ol tile locs cw buy ooe aacl the dentoper will build yau • aastom boCM to suite your DMds. $929,000 RSJ FOR THa SOPHISTICATE BautlfuJ mate, •l'l)roL '°'° ICI· ft. Formal llvialfpiano nn.., eoannet kit, (abalous mater wfretreet + riew ckck. Dramatk pool wltll .um bar,..,. a tttnad -~ $1,195,000 C8 LAGUNA ARTIST CHARMER A romaetk lllome located la lite detlrable Nortll Laguna. 48R, 38A. Woocl-barala1 .n ttplatt w/oceaa views. n.td'uJly deconted by tlw OWDtt, a wdJ-kao-artist. 0- to e~I .. 29,000 L8 24CARAT Spectacular riews Offl' dty lipts, w1atte .. ta-, Catallna aad Califonala'1 RJ'fiera COMtlloe. Over I acre cmtom toe wtda City aacl Coastal Commbdoa approval for 9571 sq. ft. M.~bome. $995,000 MS IRVINE TERRACE .IEWEL Completely remodeled. aquldk ' ~ boCM .aw from lniDe 1Hnce Park. Ope9 aad splldous, bawdtal backyard with pool and tanmaiped ,_ prdeo. pril'Me wtaa whdde entrance. $829,000 S53 SPYGLASS HILL Specious lat sq. ft. home with fabulous -.ataia & dty 1J1hts views. Cutom-bullt SBR. l 3/48A. Plus Ubrwy. GruJte aoarmet kitchen with sub-zero ttf...,._tor UMI built-ID stereo.,._ throgpouL $699,000 DSI t .. v . Buying or Refinancing? l 00°/o GUARANTEED LOWEST RATES IN TOWN! we will MEET or BEAT any rate. M.L.S. is on line with over 150 different banks & lending institutions to assure you get the lowest rate! SPECIAL OFFER 3.95°/0 No Points No Closing Costs Any Loan Over $200,000 to $3,000,000 For a FREE Loan Consultation, Contact: GRANT KING Office: (714) 673-4664 Message Center/Pager: (714) 451·7905 M.L.S. MORTGAGE WAN SPECIALI~ A MORTGAGE CORPORATION Tut M.LS. of the Ltnding Industry Member of Betta Easinm Bureau 2865 E. Coast Hwy., Suite 212 • Corona del Mar *A.P.R. 7.6% All rata subj«t co change *F.qual Opportunity 1.cnclct Exceptional Lido Isle home 1n addition to four be.drooms and rour and one-half baths, thi!> lovely home has fonnal living and dining rooms. a family mom and four fireplaces. Gracioul> entertaining is facilitated from a gowmet kitchen w11h large pantry, while extensive \torage and built-in cabinets throughout make for great livability. The spacious master suiLe contains a retreat. its own wet bar, a large view balcon~ and spacious bath wiLh Jacuzzi tub. The long list of amenities includes a bonus room with skylight, large utility room. lush landscaping and lots of parking in an over,11ed three car garage. Thi!> excellent location is only l>teps to the beach, park and tenn1~. Listed for $1,295,000. For more information, call Sara Hinman at (714) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properties, 4 Civic Plaw. Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Model perfect in Newport Not lh Villas This ~ bedroom Napoli is nestled on the most gorgeous. private lot in the villas. A rare offering, this beautiful home backs to complete privacy of a miniature pine forest and offers an extra deep yard. professionally landscaped wilt\ fountains, built-in barbecue, brick treatment, adjustable lighting, outdoor sound system and gaubo patio cover. ~ ~s-interior is tuml!bea With plantation WOod flooring throughout the main level. The family room bas custom built-ins. ~odi:ng a wine rack. The gourmet kitcbeo offers all Whirlpool appliances llld aCOIDl:Dc:rcial grade gas cooktop. There's also a convenient interior laundry room. 1be grxiious m.ula' suite includes a cedar-lined walk-in closet and French doon leading out to the rear yard. The upstaits has two spacious bedrooms, one which also bu another ccdar-lioed walk-in closet. Both bedrooms have direct access to a full bath. An added feature iJ the two car garage with built-ins and work bench. This exquisite home is just steps to the community pool and spa. neighborhood park. nature trail, specialty shops and restaurants. lt tw all the comforts of a 24-bour guard gated community with a low rate and no Mcllo-Rooa. Offered at $424.900. For trUNW Uifonnation, coll Greg LoMIMnlJ 111 fU.1'80. COMt N~ ~""'' 4 Cil'ic Plava, SU. 260, Nnpon B«UIJ. . . ~_,-.. -.... ~.:....:....:,"-·~ ... ~"·· Great value on South Bayfront. Fabulous views o f turning basin, Pavilion, sunsets. Spacious 3BR, 2BA home with family r(X)m plus 2BR apartment with views Little Balboa Island Cnsp and bright Cape Cod home. Quality construc- tion 1991 3BR, 2BA, with French doors, bay W111CbN and vaulted ce1hngs ............................. $699,000 Spacious Island Duplex. 4BR, 2BA w ith large balcony up, 3BR, 2BA with patio down. Remo- deled Kitchens/Baths. Square footage cannot be duphcatedl._. . .. . ............ $169,000 Cape Cod Cottage home. 2-story 3BR, 2BA. Fresh & bright. Vaulted beamed ceilings. Large family kitchen area. Brick patio and yard for entertaining. Balboa Island Pvtatlt.c custom home & apt. 48R, 4 full baths, steps to the Bay! Roof dedc views of bay, city I~, hills. Bay winc:b.iv, French doors, AK., vaulted ceilings, patios, ded:s, ~ly dex:orated ......... , ....... $195,000 Little Balboa Island ..... 100 block -tree-lined street, quiet -.vest end of Island. 38R 28.4. single--story home. Front & rear patios. a...-. ....................... ~······•"·······$490,000 A.n architectural masterpiece on the west end of the island. 4BR 4BA. Master suite with view balcony Little Balboa tslanct Little Balboa Isle French Regency 3BR/den, 3BA Quiet locatJonl little Balbo!l Island ~ 2BR; 2BA, home with formal dining room and private 2BR den with large Sl.flde:dc and balcof"t( + ~ 18.4. With apartment. High ceilings. Upgrades. Sq.ft. can't be patio ................................................................. $465,000 dupl1€ated. 1•s ~blrlonc ...................... tn S;OOO Charming Balboa Island Duplex • 3 Bedroom Cottc1ge • ~"'r 2 Bedroom Apt w/Pnvate Ded .. • urge Patio w /South &yfront Views $539,000 Call Gay Proud @673-8700 A View From The Top • 2""8r, 2Ba Penthouse Condoln Udo • Spectacular Bay ck OceanVteWs • Boat Slip Available $619,000 CJJJI Victor Yack @67J..8700 Versailles Ocean &t Harbor Views • Highly Desirable 2 Master Model • White Tiie Flooring C.U Walter Mitchdl @588-3083 • Very Unique 2 Br.. 2 Bath Penthouse • Quality Deaw • Nice l!ountafn View $189,000 Live In One, Rent TheOtherl • facelJent Location On Balboa Close To South Bav • 2 Large 3 Br urutS • Cn.'al lnrome' $759,000 Call Be1sy Boyd @ 673-8700 Quaint Balboa Island Duplex • lmmaculatt 2 Br Cottage + Newer 2 Br. ApL Each With Pnv Garage $445,000 Call Alia Broumdl @675-9585 Big Canyon Townhome • 3 Br ft 2.5 Bath • Large Muter • CnnUe Wet Bar • Built-In Ent. Cfttr. Beautiful Sea Faitt Bay View • Largest 2 Br &c 2 Ba Model Condo • C.Orgeous Bay &c Ocean Views • La~e Master w I Double Door Entry • Dining Atta w /Wall of GJass I • Huge Kitchen w I BuiJt-lns .. • Very Large Patio Facing Bay • Stunning Designer Decor $325,000 Call /ibid @647-5925 Or Annette @ 648-5555 210 Lille LimL #112, Newport Bea.ch Magnificent Home or Duplex • Exquisite 5 Br Home • Elt.>gantly Decorated • ShowcilSt!d in '94 COM Home Tour $895,000 C4/1 Ali~ BruumeU @675-9585 Island Living At Its Best! .. Brand New ~amily Home or Duplex • Excellent Location • C.Orgeous Luxury Amenities $895,000 Odl Alia Brownell '@675-9585 VACATION RENTAL • CORONA D~ MAR SO. HWY .• 200 ORCHID Spectacular whjtcwatcr, ocean views. Rare front row view. 3BR. 3BA Open Sun. -Pamela Ball $849,000 CAMEO HIGHLANDS, 4527 CORTLAND Great opportunity! Desirable neighborhood. Private beaches. 4'8R, 28A. Open SatlSun. -Maxine Mink $495,000 CAMEO HIGHLANDS. 639 CAMEO HIGHLANDS Ocean view, custom pool home. Across from N.C. golf course. 4BR, 3BA. Open Sun. -Connie Betton $895.000 CORONA HIGHUNDS, 440 DEL SOU\ TERRACE Ocean view all bedrooms! Spaciow and private. 4BR. 3.5BA. Open Sun. -Ame PCterson $679.000 HARBOR VIEW Hlll.S, 1537 KEEL Great property on oversized lot w/many fruit trtt:S, room for a pool. UPS?<icdm some areas. 5BR, 3BA. Open Sun. -Maxine Propp $669,999 SHORECLIFFS. 242 DRJFTWOOD Good locarion. 3BR. 3BA. Open Sun. -B.J. Johnson $675.000 SPYGLASS, 7 CARMEL BAY DR. Ocean, bay, & city light vies. Bonus & famil y room. Pool. 4BR, 3BA. Open Sun. -Karen Rezek $865.000 NEWPORT BFACH BAYCREST. 1706 IRVlNEAVE. Wdl maintained f.unily home. Gose to all 2!1W'lit:ics. 4BR. BAYCREST, 1514 WARWICK Dramatic family home is lovely Baycrcst. 5BR. 3. )IM. Open Sun. -Judy Strauss $529,000 • N LANE Country French Estate on large private view lot. Seller will trade or offer financing__ ror q~ficd buyers. 5BR. 6.5BA. Open Sun. -Cacol Allison $2,795,000 BLUFFS, 23 18 VISTA HOGAR Resort sryle living in Newport Beach. 3BR, 2BA. Open Sun. -Dick Dickson $226.900 DOVER SHORES, 1424 ANTIGUA WAY Ranoddcd on 13,000. A:>ol & spa. Gm yard. 4BR. .ViBA Open Sun.-Tedjarvis $84')JlCXl EASTBLUFI\ 908 CE..TIS Lowest priced home on cu.1-<ic-sac. 3BR, 2BA. Open Sat/Sun. -Tom Brunson $ Wl.000 EASTBLUFF, 2312 ARAL1A Best Buy! barge yard, quiet location. 4BR, HH. Open 5at/Sun. -LevcrCtt/Srupley S>l \'l.000 EASTBLUFF. 2425 BAMBOO Expanded lal'2t yard, rcmoddcd. 3BR. 2BA Open Sun. -~me L:vcrett S-1-10.011111.11 EASTBLUFF. 2115 ARBUTUS Cul-<ie-sac. 4.rgc comer lot. JUduccd! 3BR. 2. 'iBA Open Sun. -Sandy Daley S4'l9 .uoo EASTBLUFP, 908 CHFSTNUT S_paciow, lar'ge yaid. Cu.l«-sac. 4BR. 3BA Open Sun. -Jim Digndo EASTBLUFF, 2821 ALTA VISTA $'i8'1.000 Fabulow view C:X:pallded and remodeled. 4BR. rn.\ Open Sun. -Laura Rostvold 5M'J.000 HARBOR HIGHLANDS, 1615 MARJNfR'i DKIVl"- Grcat family home. Owner wants to trade t.ir Jurlrx ~l the beach. 3BR, 2.5BA. . \'i'l 000 Open Satf Sun. -Mark Jackson ~ · HARBOR RIDGE 5 MONACO ccan an VIC'WS. Open Sun. -Lois Jacobs R W HOME'S, 1725 P < Secluded location. Assumable loan. lBR, 2BA. Open Sun. -B.J. Johnson S20<J.000 Grubb ti Raidenrial Real Estate Services • I I PENINSULA, 121 36TH STREET newer duplex, st~ to sand, central AJC 2 car garage. 2 ~ru. '5BR. 4.5BA Open Sun. -Catherine Simons $895,000 SANTA ANA HEIGHTS. 20112 SPRUCE Family pool home, xtra large lot. Separate master suite. Formal dining. 4B~ 2BA. Open Sun. -Dana/LouAnne $335,000 SEAWINO, 6 SEASCAPE 2 story ooodominium. Near beach, community pool & spa. 2BR. 2.5BA OJ>C.? Sun. -Gib Walker $169,750 VERSAIUES, 300 CAGNEY 1215 ~~·c~~~~~~~~rnls~.~ VERSAilLES, 240 NICE LANE 1116 Ocean, Catalina views. ovcrsiud sunny pario. Great buy, make olfu. l BR. 1 BA. Open Sun. -Mary Ann McGuire $159,500 Vlll.A BALBOA. 210 LIU.IE LANE 1217 Sca&rc unit, very motivated. great value. 1 BR, l BA. Open Sun. -Maxine Mink $162.000 WESTQ.JFF, 1210 SUSSEX LANE Fahulow funiJy nciithborhood. 3BR, 2BA. Open Sun. -Team Aoovcr $509.500 WF.STNEWPORT, 580 1-5801.5 SEASHORE DR. Custom, oceanfront duplex. Large 4 car garage. 4BR. SBA. 0 n Sat/Sun. -Solfy Shatten $1,365,000 COSTA MESA WeU ma.intaincd, ~pdaccd townhome, Mariners school. close to shopping. lBR, 2BA. Open Sat. -Dana/LouAnne $165,000 Reduced $10,000! Charming complctcl)' rcmoddcd on large lot w /ovcrsiud detached~· No detail spared. 2B"R, 2BA. Open Sat/Sun. -Pamda BalJ $2~.ooo EASTSIDE, 250 BROADWAY prime location. Hardwood Boors, formaJ dining w/cof- fcrcd ccilin . 3BR. lB~ Open Sun. -Dana/LouAnne $295,000 EASTSIDE. 324 FLOWER STREET Great home plw studio on large lot. 4BR. 3BA. Open Sun. 2-5 -Team Hoover $349,000 EASTSlDE, 2046 ALISO AVE. Trad.itioml home on cul-de-sac. 3BR. 2BA. Open Sun. -Coluc.ciorrowcrs $379,000 __EASIS1Qf, 461 ABBIE WAY Fanwric lot! Marble, granjte, skylights. One or a En 2BR. IBA. Open Sat/Sun. -Dana/LouAnne $425,000 ME.SA VERDE, 29n COUNTRY CLUB One story w/~I & spa. Den could be convened to BR. 3BR. 1.75BA. Open Sat/Sun. -Kay Konhl $280,000 MESA VERDE, 1828 KINGLET COURT Beautiful, marble floor, granite lcitchcn counter, cherry wood cabinca, po<>I & spa. 5BR. 3BA. Open Sat. -Dick DicksOn $420,000 MESA VERDE, 1883 RHODES ~ homC' w/addcd f.unily room, den, pool. "Inner loop 4BR, 2.SBA. Open Sun. -Jim Wciscnbach $329,000 Interior design, model perfect. Ocean/park closcby. 2BR, 2.5BA. Open Sar. -Shelia Kaviani $198,600 unJt, 0 area. master SW • 2BR. 2.SBA. Open Sun. -Marian & Ben Reedy Sn5,000 FOUNTAIN VAU.EY, 17685 SANTA CRISTOBAL Remodeled home in good neighborhood.. Oosc to gxcat ~!:'!S~ Kaviani $214',000 . + Custom Dover Shores • Over 5,000 Square Feet • 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths • Private Pool and Spa with Cover • 2 Family Rooms • Formal Dining Room • Pandcd Library/Scudy • 4 Furnaces • 4 Air Conditioners • Large Kitchen with 4 Ovens • 2 Dishwashers •Courtyard for Parlcing • 3 Car Garage Offered at: $1,350,000 Superior Performance ••• Excellent Results Newport Beach specialist offering professional personal & confidential assistance. Proven success handling listing & sales. For informa- tion or ap~n:da_';i·· Barbara Aune 644-6200 &t. 132, 631-2863 Ra. . JoAnn Kenton 644-6200 &t. 119 759-0191 Ra. •• l CONNIE BETTON 644-6373 Ext. 152 675-0570 CELEBJUTY FAMILY ESTATE OF ACTOR 44JAMES BROLIN" p \'\Oil\ \II<: OCEA~ \'IE\\'. Remodeled in 1 C)QQ. 4 hf"dr~m p~>I home 011 n.tru l11n.!1' do11l1l1·-:-izf' lot. Brautiful private srrt>11e settmg with golf · 1·011r~•'-hill~ and Catalina vit>ws! $895,000 Harbor Ridge Filled with naturaJ light this stunning one story, two bedroom. two bath Dynasty plan sits high on the hill in the guard gated community of Harbor Ridge. It features a professionally landscaped entry with a fountain and a rear patio with views of mountains and city lights and is bordered ~y ma~tic pine ~· The remodeled kitchen is enbantwi by a breakfast nook. lntmor appomtments mclude hand painted wall designs .. custom built-in cabinets, coffered vaulted ce~gs, •~lights, marble foyer and a cozy conversation area with a marble ~lace. Set m the midat ~ elegant custom bomea with nature trails, parks plus commuruty pools, spu and tennil. Specially priced at $398,000. For _,,. ""°""""""" "'11 Rily ad M.#117 °'"'*"'"' of Gru» .t Ellb ll.aW.itdill Rull EdtM Saftea, (114) 6"-4100. , . •. , , . , , ' .. Sales~ from all 10 offices of Grubb & FJlis Rcaideotial Real Estate Services joined~ last week to participate in the ~ annual Grubb &: Ellis Chili Cook-off and Bamccue at Doheny State Beach. Grubb & Ellis hosts the chili cook-off every year or some fun and spirited competition as well as to encourage company wide networking. "It was quite a gathering," said Dennis Gordon, president. "Considering ttiat since the last chili cook- Lowest price in Newport Beach The uttimale location. This home is within walking distance to Mariners School and park. shopping and restaurants. It's close to the beach and to freeway access. This home offers two bedrooms and two bathroom&, an open kitchen with white tile, a large living room with fireplace and a community pool in tbe courtyard. Upgrades include new paint and carpet. Listed for $124,.SOO. For,_,.. ilt/otfltlllio11, Cd/I AJau ....... ,...,. BHHr #It Or8lt .. Bllb R~11Mllllal Rial Enou Sa.kn, (114) '1lJ.451' °' (114) 14l~IUO. 2 8:45 a.m., GPA Committee meeting • 9 a.m . -noon, Ethics 1 -4 p .m., Agenc y 5 -7 p .m., Realtors Cocktail mixer at Twin Palms, kickoff for c anned food drive 3 8:30 a .m .• Board of Directors 10 a .m • ?-t-~.----J~w..tot--P~~w----------it MLS Boo k De livery Gate Guarded Community 7 9 a .m .. Community Relations Commtttee 8 8:45 a.m .. Affiliate Committee meeting 9 9 a .m . -noon, The Basics of Borrowing 1 -4 p.m .. Real Estate Development City Counc il Cand idate forums, watc h for details 1 o 9 a .m .. Grieva nce Committee meeting 9 -11 a.m ., COMPASS Beginner course 11 10 a.m . -2 p .m ... Brokers Preview 14 9 a .m .. MLS Commtttee meeting Columbus Day (observed) 16 9 a .m . -Noon, Fair Housing 1 -4 p.m ., Trust Fund Handling 2 -5 p.m ., Internet c lass 17 9 a .m. -Noo n, COMPASS Advance course 23 25 27 31 1 a .m . -p .m., for details 1 o a .m. -2 p .m ., Brokers Preview Daytlght savings -set clocks back one hour Lockbox hours become 8 a .m. to 8 p .m. 11 a .m ., Annual Charity Fashion Show luncheon at the Hyatt Newporter Hotel Halloween Ne"' legislation defines home· • • 1nspect1on It provides increased protection to home buyers and sellers Governor Wilson recently signed leg1slntion (SB 258) that will protect borne buyers and sellers. acoording to the California Real Estate Inspection Association (CREIA). SB 258 was sponsored by the California Association of Realtors (CAR) and supported by a.coalitioo comprised of CRElA. the . . and major inspection companies and anizatioos throughout California. Recognizing the role a pro cssi inspector. the legjslation requires adherence to recognized Standatds of PracOce. such as those or CREIA and ASHJ. These siandards specify must be included ia an inspcc:UoG ~bill also bu provisions against conflicts ol iDlel'eSt 5uch as inspecton performing repairs 08 propeltlCS they have inspected or the me of OOflO"llClual provisions limitin& the liability oC a home inspector to the cost of the nport. 1be pusing of SB 2S8 ii u uupcecedeotcd move IO provide incnased protectioe to consumers." said Scott ClemenU. paidcnt of CREIA. '"Since its ioocptioa 20 years ago. CRBlA bas suivcd lO increase industry ~)n California with coosumen' belt ineerata ~ mind. The 1.iphaa o( SB 2S8 into law DOW IOlidifics our efforts and recognizes the role o( a professional home impcctor ... "Gll\Cnmr Wil~on's receni signature of SB 25X rcpre...:nu. grcaL news for both California con,umer. and real estate professionals." said Rid. Snyder. pre'1dcnt of the California Association of Realtors and a San Diego Realtor. 'This new law creates standards for home inspectors and makes it clear that home inspectors cannot avoid liability to the cost of the inspcctioo report ... CREIA was formed in 1976 to establish Standards of Practice and a level of professionalism for the unregulated inspection industry. Since then. ~ association ~ also consumer protection through proposed · · ·n closet with CAR's • Consumer Procection committee. Over the ~t two decades. CRElA has grown from an informal group to a professional associaboo that ~Y. has ~ dUoogbwl th: statt:.--Membcn-of CREJ.A are requin:x1 to suooessfully complete entrance cxam.inllions. adhere to a strict Code of Edlics and Standm'ds of Pnlctice. and must obcain 30 hours of c:oobnuing education each Ye61r. • eo.u ..... 09 e.a * CltEIA refaNI INdlM "'(M) 3'1 IUJ tw ridl CHLO • 'W«Niu. wwtt1.crft&ctlflli/tlr,.. ,._, -t ffllllllW ~la dtW---.:A ~ -J CUJA'J.MASBl'IS.'4 tbo/~ ca IH '*""""., "'6tr (M> U3-1Ul. • .. -· -. II . __ .... _ ---· Amattbn~rlte 1'na DoNelas Real Estate Smka cno..,i, Inc. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE n.is iltvililt1 'BD, wlwalkiA1 disltutu to-.rilun & l>tld ,,.,, /eot11res IUWU rf, •lllO••ld Jo,u o.bolt sprittkkn, tWI ftn, cop/Wr pipittf. $419,000 12')..7254 IELCOURT OCEAll VIEW HewMed1te11ar1ea11 wrrte111pora1y design, quality & per lectron ltlrooghout 5 bedrooms formal d1n1ng den huoe master with llreplace & too many amen1hes 10 menhon' $3.450,000 THE IUT OF IEWPORT IAY Prime localton with mcomparabie & unobstructed views of the ocean, harbor & Jetty entrance Lrg view terrace. 480. 4BA. w/pvt pier & slip 3car garage w/sec system $3.100.000 UYE OI TIE SAIDI Balboa oceanlront Magnificent 3-s1ory home with panoramic views. 680. SBA library, family room. elevator, & 3 car garage. Top deck has BBO & spa Truly the Crown Jewel $2,545,000 MAR1Ull 100 ot~n~~nvately owned Manna lor 27 boats. so· lumlng basin within Manna Stale-of-the-art dock. butt! m 1991. has 10y841rwarranty. mmimal mamtance reqwed $2.500.000 A UllQUE OPPOllTUmTY UIOCWRIDIE IEILY UITEI • IBCOUIT Custom Immaculate 2-story, 480. 3.SBA hm in this pvt comm wl pools & spas. Beaut serene setting Palm tree lined rear yard. $735.000 llftRI DPAllEJ I DUALITY Gate guarded Belcourt. expanded model. SuperblY decorated In traditional style. Quality oalt wood used -lncludlno library area. $679,000 IPACml ~-CAIY· Enjoy privacy from your oversized patio. Oramatie feeflno on entering this home · large mastllf on first floor. $650,000 Jl'.ft VIEW llOllU Great location • 580, 38A 3 earoaraoe. pool. 4 houses to Ande<son School. $625,000 P~ IR.l.U C.D.11. 6fut qiii!Oii . ~seller. submit offers! 180 house In front lot $279.000 llCEl•LE IUY • ~VIEWP~ In phase 11(of Vwrw,. 9([41TI(( model in good loc Vlf/W ot partl & lots ol trees. WeU maintained & in xtnt conditlOll. Close to shopping & restaurants. Seawlnd comm en1oys ten nis & pool. Fam netghbortlood Agent can show a1 anytime. $535.000 LllOIA~ Baytront coodo, flows beiutifU!ff-tfiru-out. dock is lmmacula~~ pa111lld. new ftoorioo, cacpets. copper plumbing, great l'rUru 1oc witlt "-,.,.,..,.,_ 4 .~ rw yard wall to schools & shops. All this & a rilws of tltr «Hll, ,_,,.,cl Jnt, ''*-"· newpoft address. $274.999 IJr llilw '''""~· 4BD, ,BA, wJrt pm& .U,. VIJ..I ...r Wl11 ..... VIEWI J Ctu pr IJl/ltt 111''1ft. $.J,/00,000 Giidf991 ~·-niifto~ available, nice view I 380, JBA, 2 car garage. Seller will carry. Furniture available. $529,000 Remodeledcm~~J!w.0etached front unit with 280, t BA. Rear unit over rare 3 car garage has 380. 2BA. New kitchens & baths. $469,000 ~t~rate!'new~~ ~~ 2.58A, tam rm Apx 1800 sq It. Beaut Views of the ocean from the sundecWpatio apx 500 sq It. $449,000 le m home,guartlgatedcomm. D.2~-~x Beach Golf Course. Wiii. to Balboa Island & Fashion Island. Two mstr S1eS. $249,000 2 bedrooms. 2 5'~-!f Ylulledceilinos. custom mirrors. inside laundry, 2 car ganage. Gated communi.y with pGOI & spa. $199.500 $199,500 SBD,SBA._ w/J.au pr. J /plc1, IJI,, ""'· 4 pYI SOM 4 Ip& E'fjoy clq 6'/ao Outs1and1ng contemporary hm w/ocean & canyonv1ews 580.SBA Gatedcomm.BUV NOW & WO<k wlbuiklef to add your personal ftn1!.h1no !ouches $1 795.000 580, 'BA, 2-<ar lfU· 1iltp kNI a. .,,,,. pool. 011usiud cortt'r loc. ~l1U1'itt1 tltrougltouJ. T~/-tltr-Jjttr opplillM-. 'D• & informal d1tt mt. Sulutkd spa. $199,000 2 sq rt. oversized yard in pvt loc. Hardwood lloofs tn all 80, plantallon shutter1, mexlclft flY8f'S m entry & ldlcMn. Gourmet kitchen. with white cabmets Owner relocating. Must sell! $429.000 &101'UOCftJlt ,,;,.,, wltih b~i1r1 cf.i>UTo bncltu,1• & rr11l11uwllls. $119,947 OCWFROIT·CdM Fabulous 380 main house with separate guest house Al beacn level Cdll today lor more details $1 .695.000 URA£ f AMIL Y WUTED l rad1t1onal home wiSBDlifirary, lam rm. poo[ spa & a gorgeous ocean view Cust hm wllots of leaded glass. circular staircase & elevalor Gated entry with a 3 car garage S1 .449,000 CUSTOM MOllE WITH VIEW Fabulous new custom home wftnView of ocean & City 580. each With ad1om1ng bath Gourmet kitchen with granite counters. EK!ra room tor office/library Luxunous master suite $1 .395.000 0 Hr Slwww'1-.t ucbuiw nnw. H• ,,_ ""~"""'for ' ,,, SllD. DrwiNltic c~•ftlrJ, ,,,., NMIUtl dltp. UJJ,,. -Dpe~_HQ_11_s_e_s llJ.l(JAJILMlg 202 Put MWtfi/JW 21~CMS MUIJ«lU ~10 Mcw111nQ si. ~ ~~~ ·---1507 llull lMll MMQll Vllfl.JIQllO 1154Puit-..i f954PlitJllMI ...... em,...,_ S79!>.IXXl S769 (XX) S659(XX) S599,(XX) $669000 S7SS.OOO S419.000 1719.000 '719000 12311.000 '549.000 Sill 12-4 Sill 1 s Sill 2·5 SIMl 2·5 Sl#t 1-5 Sl#t 2-5 Swl 1-5 Sii 1-4 Sun 2-5 San 2-5 s.n 12~ ~~ All m...,.. OM~ liWly Jones l<Men lyndt Meltndl Jones MlllHal "'Sutolt Genyl.Olll Doue .illWlmo Mllllll fOGll1Y l.lll1llU 113 Via Oullo S710.000 Sun 2-5 Marcil Bnisnilr •W"1111 ""1J 4-409 'A Smhort S569.900 Sun 1-5 Geoloe Mcgaffigan 4-40918 Seashore S729,900 Sun 1-5 George McGamgan 670ll W Oceanfront Sl.225.00 Sit/Sun 2-5 Boll Platlman lfm18UIJAII 5 Nlgtrtshort Sl.395,000 Son 2-5 aMITashmln 7 NiOhtshoft 11,195,00 Sal/Sun 2-5 8aftllrl RoC>POlo 8 FallW!nd 11.795.000 Sun 2-5 Nan Tully 4 Auvergne 1234.900 Sun Malybeth Colt 10 S22UOO s.n 2-5 ClwllllN Mol1IZ 12 Kamltil Cou11 S21l000 Sin 1-5 'ASlxlcfl fl~Court ss11.a s.n 1-5 .. ~ 14 EtCllll6t Court '21UIXI Sin . 1-5 llwda AlllMy IJ"11M 1521 ltlllll lMll $198,000 ~ 1-5 ...,,... llU9! 42 ..... fl'llinlDr 1315.000 s.n 2-5 lllrn s.Mdll Vuit one of owr Opc:n ~II~ to win a $500itfi ~to~ B& T....I~ "Id cMn ,,&art,_, tR:lf ......,11 ~-... ---·-··-----... _... The~:!:=I· ~!?J~®!N.-k _J_]~~·-· ..... -... _. ____ ,.. __________ __._ ______________________ .. ______ ,, __________ _ .... This Inviting .. bedro«m, within walking dis~ ma to maril'llB & back bay, teaures newer rool.UOITIDd~. wood ftoofs. copper ~ ing & rooctl more! Sutmil your otter-oow reduced to $429,(0). . ... .. • 4BEDROOMS- STEPSTOTHE GREENBELT II) sevcnt"een years in the business we have never bad a more well cared for home. Perfection. This is an outstanding quality home. 8 years new. $79S,000 SBEDROOMS NEAR THE PLAYGROUND A fabulous famal v home, with extra larze · bedrooms, office, master bedroom retreat, pool, all new doors and windows, new roof, and more. Two short blocks to Anderson School. 1954 Pon Nelson ••ml Reduced to: $729,000 .. ... !Ba'tb'ta Cftambe't~ 548-4796 pu!.Lfli~ . cNE-wp.o,,,t ·Cud 'Jownhome~ BBST BBST -3 bdrm., 2.5 bath. remodeled kitchen, ' hrdwd. firs. Great location. $218,900 Gorgeous 3 bdrm., 2.5 bMh. custom tile, new kitchen. · in<tiMct lighting. $229,000 JlEDUaD) fOll IMMEDIATE SALE. 3 bdrm., 2.~ bldl. Plantation ~mmiview. $219,000 ___ _... -. . -... ... ~ - Why Pay Rent ... ? When Your Mortgage Is L.m Tbtm Rent .... 707 Avoc.th Sunny &: Bright 1 Bedroom 1 Bath, ocean 'fiew, beautifal location. Close to beach A: Fashion Island. $179,SOO 1SJ~ 2 Bedroom-2 Bath CondO, Cloee to ...... and Fashion IWnd. Pmate ?--Car Garage with S-.. ~Pool, Spa and Entertaimnmt Area. $229.SOO 727 Avoaulo 118'/z Mlwgllrite 4210 Spitulrift $269,SOO $289,900 $18S,OOO Star Real Estate continues sjrovnh and e~nsion I · I de nd" reauiting in bodl Newp<Wt Beach and P ans me u expo mg Wat H\llltingtoa ee.:h. 1t.eay bliDgJ more their five l>ffice operation to than 20 ymn of mwgemeat experience • to the orpnization. He bas received better serve clients m:ognition from two of the biggest ra1 Franlc McDowelJ, broker/owner of Star Real Estate, recently made several important announcements that will keep the company on the cutting edge of real estate and demonstrate why McDowell has long been recognized as a leader in Orange County real estate. "Star plans to expand its five office opcnuion sub8taotially during the next several years;• McDowell announced. "Plans are in the works to expand the West Huntington Beach office and the Newport Beach facilities. They will be dramatically increased to better serve clients in Newport Beach, Huntington Rut)Ol' iDd West Huntington Beach." Additional office locations arc being sought ·n Santa Ana and South County. "We =gly looking to acquisitions to acbicv our expansion goals," McDowell . d. Star Real &late bas been serving Orange Count~ for 20 years and bas about 200 ICMooed real catate profeaionals amonpt it nnb. It is one of tbe largest ral estm ~in Orange County. , f .. A strong management team and a terrific sales staff is whai makes it all · possible, .. McDowell said. •'The synergy and enthusiasm our agents demonatrate toward their chosen profession really sets them apart from the IS of the field. Maoy of the aaeota working for Star have been here since its inoeption nearly 20 years ago." Hands on management ii also a by to Star's succeq. Mcl>oMU oootinues to oversee operatiom froin bia corporalC headquuUn in Foualain Valley. His experience and aood busi.heaa ecnse are valued and hi• input is IOUgbc by even seuoned profesaiooals. 1be South HuntingtOO Beach office team bas been in place for 20 years and bas beaa be.tod by Bill Aneoau during dW codle period of dme. Recendy, ~ Reay WU added IO b Sra1am, to lllill With men•ae,,... .. estate franchises in the counlry as -manager of the year for Orange County and manaser of the yw for SOuthem California. With heavy emphasis on riak management assessment and a bands-on approach to working with individual agents, be is expected to help them . • achieve their individual goals as well u bel~ establish comj)Uly goals. •'We have ~fully studied the real estMe amt.et and fed coafident that we 1R puUiua ., ..... iolD pla% lhatwill ~ baMlf'll our clleals md agents ~,. McDowell said. "The next l 0 years ofta-flbuJous opportunities for those who lbe ability to work Within iL" sw •NIB"'* u •ftlll Hrm• Ctl,,..,,1 Wl1rft ..._., •• wlto ... ,... ...,. ,._,,'""of """'""" ~Ilda. p M lllOn "'ftl"R idr A abolll Slllr lt..t B#4tf,f, Nil P1'flltk McDow1a., (114) 1u-aa, °' r1s11 dwlr wt ""., + • $255,900 Beautiful fBR, 3BA Mesa Verde Nonh home in excellent condition, fOrmal living & dining room~. Vaulted c:eilings, $206,500 :rnR, l.7SBA, Wigle story with large private yard. Move· In condition. Cadtedral ceilings, atrium off Master bed· $202,500 Ncsdcd in a part like setting! Buunful 2BR. 2.SBA, 2· story townhomc widt 2 qr attached garage. Cozy fire· place. Upgrades throughout. Very private. #20SEA b~ &nilly room & more #l6UTA room #33MAR 1657 UTAH CtaCLB, CM 3332 .M.u!LYN ClllCLB, CM CONSTllUCTIID WITH CAllE$179,000 fBR. 28A, huge country kitchen, white ceramic nle throughout. Immaculate. New roof. Cul-de·~c location. #21MIN $235,000 GllBAT SINGLB STOB.Y $169,000 Jwi built 3BR, 2.SBA F.amidc: Townhomc. Pid our your own cupct & 6ooring. Private front courtyard. Urge Master Suite. Skylight. 1891 OJ.ANGii Avs.,IC,CM #18DRA Super clean 38R, l.SBA home in Anaheim. Formal dining & c:rtra large fmtily room. Huge private yard. Good area. #20WlL 3332 Mm·land Cink Ooroc:hy C'>oo 1079 Vwh.t Elsa Hoyt 1865 Patt Visu Cude Ina Diaz HUNTINGTON BEACH 11921 Swnmcrwind Dolu11~ 19c.O.- Pll OToolc Davis 1191 OnllF -c· Jim M.abatft 2476 •a· Santa Ana Bonnie Tumcr 12-.f ~ ll!V,YllO I -I S206.500 I -I S2J5,000 I 4 $210,000 H us9,900 J-4 $189,900 1-4 $263,000 SlSS,900 12-4 $135,000 12-4 Sl89,900 COLDWELL BANKER COSTA MESA I HUNTINGTON BEACH 714.668.9333 714.846.9094 NEWPOllT l.ANDlNC $139.SOO ~' lflR ?a\ • Z ,.,. s>t~< •...!t<J •n'•"I" •rcpl&c. l'f"f"C" unit \,hi,.., h~ & ~ ,ummunrn rt""" & ~ I B\ \I'> 11110HT 111Loo.:V1P.W sa ... ooo 1'11t &. l'lc.umt\11 iJUl ! 51.\ rnd uno l "4'ttn •Hh hrrp-.c ,cntf".J .ur .nJ.,.w 11..,.,Jn tucni..t,J ••.a.r .,.,_1nJ r1un. l ,,, .n•h<J ,..r•r:< 161\H.\ U PCl llADE.S GALOU S 14S.000 fluuarul !RR lll.\ ~ ••r •n ... h<J iuu\(< ""'n"'-ll<• ~ firqiil.M:(~ ''Ah• & '""""" •irh uuhcd ,ctftnp~ ,.ummunm rout & ..,. 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""" ........ ...._ .......... .... -••&S\JS Call for information on joining our team of professionals. TOM SUTllO 668-9333 Ii ' t I J __ , ............ -·-. ~-. ·.· :-,.., ·~!'" •. .,..-"\. ::. .... . '6,, ~ /. .•... --. SP"IGU$ HIU • $199.000 Traditional 2 story 4 bedroom home with family room and pool table sized homu room, privau estate /ik.i grounds with gankna, pool arul apa. 631-1-600 LlDo lst.E • $1, 7t}5,000 Swuping comer att1U on an err6re luJf block, mclud.u a very large 5 bedroom hOUM with liltrary. /ami/y room, tnp/e garage and luxurient garrkna. Kay Polovina • 631-1400 Partemnnic: .,;.,. /,om Palo. Vmie. to Dana Pomt, 5 1*/roowu, 5.5 batJu, OVllT 5,000 Sq Ft of i<koJ /ami~ living and antntainmg, wirre a?llar. Moclt & Miller • 6-U-9060 BIGCANYON • $1~7'),000 Traditional family homa located on a large comer lot on a quiet cuf..Jc . .ac. 5 b.Jroom., en""'"""6 living room witJ. firep/oc., f cmruJ dining room. Ali.on McConn:iclt • 644-9060 5 J,J, 5.5 bo, .tumring M.dit.rran.an utat., /arg. grauy .Jc yard, panoram;c oc.an .,., b.a.ti/ul/y duign.J, ~ o.i/;ng., owr 112 "" acN. Perei.ra/Prinoe • 664-9060 ............. -.......... ---·-·····-··-·· Dramatic CUilom Junn. 111iti 0 aJJi6o,, oe>m,,lmJ in 19<)0. ContnnporrJJ'J/ ,,,;. Ju,,,,. ~ 4 IJ. 3,5 ba. Panoramic CG1IYO" & """"111.ain Piao. So.~ Pow.Ii • 644-9060 . a CoSTA MESA • $225,000 Newer 3 bd home with.nice yard in small ~uide complex Carla Broffinan • 631-1400 - NEWPORT'S BAYvmw TmulACE • $297,000 Upgraded l story, 2 bd, hardwood floors, shutters and private yard Roy Freeman • 631-1400 '1'HB BLUFFS • $329,000 . 3 bd, 2.5 ba, totally redone, on major greenbelt, new kitchen Chuck & Kate Colcsworthy • 644-9060 NBWPOB.T HBJGBTS • "39,000 Comer home, charming 3 bd with den and basement, iwdwood floors Carla Broffinan • 631-1400 CHANNEL REEP • $«~000 2 bd, 2 ba condo with everlasting views of ocean & bay Renee West • 644-9060 CollONA DBL MAil • U.9,000. 2 bd, 2 ba, ocean vie\VI, tastefully J:ClJ10ddcd, beautifully maintained "'. usa Adam • 644-9060 ~ .• ! ---ALBOA ISLAND e $670;oo<J Charming 2 story 3 bd home, family .rooQl with frpk, 2 patios Grayce Taliaferro • 67a.6900 ~ hVINB TBRRACE • $849,000 4 bd, 3 ba, completely remodeled, stunning ocean & bay views Judy Robbiru * 644-9060 LIDO lsLB • $1,4:99,000 Gorgeous 3 bd custom villa with total privacy on huge comer lot Lee Drummy • 631-1400 CoWAN HBIGHTS • $1,9.0,000 3 bd, 3 ba, 2.47 acres, 2 bd guest house, Catalina·vicws, pool . Claudia Mayfield-Wisc • 644-9060 . --.... ~ .. ~........,.. "-c.~--... -., _...._~ ... ~~-=-----~-... • ', 1• I, , f ~ f. " THIS WEEKEND'S OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS LAGUNA NIGUEL 24352 Kings View $249,000 Jimmie Jo nes SATURDAY AND SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS BAY CREST 1701 Starlight Circle $565,000 Allen /Jones 106 Via Cordova $499,000 Richard Lee SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS BALBOA PENINSULA 307 Fernando $345,000 l 025 E. Balboa Blvd. $890,000 18 San Sebastian $1,275,000 LAGUNA BEACH 1384 Pacific Way $1,995,000 MEsA VERDE 2766 Longwood Court $219,000 2240 Holiday Road $399,000 22 Avignon $489,000 1 Baruna Court $219,000 424 Colton Street $322,000 $749,000 $699,000 NBWPOllT BBACB PCH ~ Mariri.er's Mile 631-1400 Vicki Lee Marcia Bents David McCulloch G iem / ~atthews Renee King Jennifer Noonan G rayce Taliaferro David Prince June Adams . IRVINE • $199,900 I This dramatic 2 story, 2 bedroom, 2 bath town ... , home includes a den/study, living room with fire ... place, and a delightful atrium with retractable shade cover. Close to P.OQl and spa area. Eating area in 1 kitchen. Ginny And~rson • 64+9060 ~-=---=-=-~~-=--~~- HUNTINGTON BEACH • $274,900 Stop looking! This decorator-perfect 4 bedroom, 2 bath home features a 2 car garage, inside tract loca- tion and thousands spent on upgrades~ Bright, open floorplan. C lose to sports park and nail to beach. Donald Pfaff • 644-9060 CQRONA DEL MAR • $629,QOO _ Reeendy updated in a great location in old Corona del Mar. Light and bright with large kitchen, extras include downstairs study/office with fi~eplace, plus fami y room with ~i t ... in entertainment center. Deremiah/Francis • 64-f,9060 SPYGLASS HILL • $749,000 Unobstructed city and mountain views!. 5 bed, rooms, 3 baths, upgraded doors and windows, near new carpeting, light and bright, large yard with lots of playing area, new ceilings, rounded comers. Don & Joyce Olson • 644 ... 9060 ROCKY POINT • 2 100 000 __ _ Breathtaking panoramic views from Palos Verdes http://www.coldwellbanker.com ' ,, .. ; l I I •. ( f Spectaa rll I , in bclasiwe lnrl•• Co•• (Norlll La1•il•) 135 lnrl•• Co•• Crest •Spectacular 110° views, the bat views cotnpared to any lot in Pelican Crest • Large lot .,.rox. 17,000 sq. ft. in Irvine Cove • Private Beach and Tennis courts •Association dues approx. 1/1 of Pclian Hiii • No Mello Roos Taxes • Exdusive guard-gated, private comm1111ity of Irvine Cove • 1 (714) 644-9060 Ext. 147 $4,800,000 .... • Allewl1•1 ...... M"r ... ta111 .. • ...... Ocii9 ........... ,. .. _ . • s ...... .,,.s ........ . ..................... + EASTSIDE COSTA MESA • $439,000 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, completely remodeled home, traditionaJ and contemporary styling. 2 master suites. large living room with fireplace , formal dining rooni. 2749 RUE DE CANNES, COSTA MESA "Pilgram Shadow" detached-style townhome, 3 bedrooms, 25 baths, big 2 car garage, corner lot with large yard. $198,500 DONALD PFAFF MESA NORTH Executive Townhome • NEWPORT HEIGHTS Tri-4eYel contemporary home. '4 bdrms, 3 baths.2600+ sq ft. Completely remodeled kitchen. A Must See! Offered at $439,000 279 & 21l CAREFREE LANE Si"lle family deuched homes on private~ 1,650 square feet living space. 3 bedrooms. 2.5 baths. Built 1990 Usted at $225,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER 3 bd + den, 1.25 baths, attached 2 car garage with basement and work.shop, french doors and fireplace in living room, hardwood floors throughout. Offered .at $419,000 2105 FUENTES, THE BLUFFS Linda plan on widest ireenbelt. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. 2 car n. large patio. refurbished. Hurry! <>«wed at $129,000 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2 Ca[ Garage Fireplace, Dining Room View to Garden Patio and Brook $1+4,000 704 LARKSPUR, CORONA DEL MAA Unique and charming duplex In a great location. '4 bd, 3 ba I 2 bd. I ba. '4 car garage. cathedral ceilings, skylights, marble and slate floors. A must see! Reduced to $595,000 IEST IUYl MAE FlNOt 2 bdrm, 2.5 ba townhome over 1700 square feet. Located on 180° greenbelt. Mun See! Hurry! Reduced to $219,000 -CARbA BROFFMAN Pager 26~-816.""' ........ ~~ 644-9060 x 165· I I l , .. . •. .·, _____ ............ ~.,.. ................ ~~ _. _.:_ ________ -...-___ _ 14 RUE GRAND DUCAL BIG CANYON $1,150,000 • Fonner celebrity estate • 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths • Fabulous architectural details • Two large master suites - • Immense f onnal living areas • Lap pool and spa t714) '644-5833 http//www.coldwJlibanker.com ''Why Settle for Mediocrity?" • Single level home with French garden & excellent kitchen • 2 bedrooms, 2 baths & den • Completely updated with quality and taste • Spacious formal living areas THINKING OE SELLING? Call me to maximize the market exposure of your home. ....................... \., PREMIER LOCATION Providing unsurpassed ocean, Catalina and sunset views, chis increJible home, currently under construction, 1s redesigned and rebuilr wich the highest quality material~. 6 bcJ- rooms, 5 baths plus 2 half baths m approxi- mately 6200sf of living space. Enonnou , professional entertainment kitchen is 40' x 15.5' with 2 15' islands. Unique, climate· controll ed wine grotto complete w1th c,ming table. Offered at $1,995,000 18 SAN SEBASTIAN • $1,275,000 3 bd, 3.5 ha, remarkable quality & excellent taste, large grassy yard, huge family room. NORTH LAGUNA NEW ON THE MARKET! LIS OLSEN 631-1400 x230 644-9070 Ext. 120 • Dramatic Emry w/Waterfall and Indoor Stream • Large Rooftop Deck with Built-in BBQ, Wet Bar & Fabulous Ocean View • Built-in Elevator • Separate Guest Quarters • 3 Inside Laundry Facilities • Steam Shower/Sauna Overlooking the Private Tropical Garden 11 CURl. • Reduced to $349,900 3 bd, 2.5 ba, situated in the guard gated com- munity of Jasmine Creek in Corona del Mar. I I I :• •• . '.·, f. I I DON&JOYCE OLSON "There's No Substitute for Experience." 1-800-48 7 -4931 Valento ioins forces Ylith ColdYlell Banker Irvine His sales and marketing background spans 11 years Branch manager Jon Cook recently welcomed sales associate Jay Valento to the Coldwell Banker Irvine office. Yalento brings more than 11 years of knowledge and experience in sales and marketing and three years in real estate sales. He also is familiar with computers and was a former small-business owner before starting his residential real estate care.er. '1'oday's consumers arc more educated than ever and to reach them effectively you need to apply special marketing • enough to put up a sale sign and wait for someone to come to you." Valento spccialiuS in the Irvine area and sunouodi.og communities. He is a member of the South County Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors. Va.lento received a bachelor's of science in martding from California State Univenity, Long Beach. A native of Downey, be ii well-known throughout the eomm.unity .. fn b.il apare time, he enjoys bowling and worting out at the gym. '~";, "'~'" 11 •• ,., .... r.-,·tt'•'l Jay Volento For Y""' IWll nt1111 needs, caU Jay Valento at dN <Aldw1U &uthr lnilt1 0 , 7 Col4w1U BaUr IHI tJu lllle'r'Mt "' lt#p:Jlwww.~dlbanhr.com. Tla1 lartnt nrillnlW TNl nfllU COlllptUIJ in c.li/MWlo, C:OUW1U BMUr now ..,._, 257 oJfk•• tDl4 llas Mtll'9 1,0()() Iola a1odatn ltlltewiM. Ovmdl, tJu COlfl/NlllY Ms JU4Tly Z5'JO f'niM"""1 real 11"1.U oJfkn tDUl llUH'W tluut 58,0()() ,.. IUIOCilda a4 qq>loyen t1uvtc11told Nortlt AIUrlca. >ti ~ (, ;llMl•fv l 1 1 t1•4 11 •11V l 'J({l l.J J CoidY1ell Banker Ylelcomes Harry ~ich He brings negotiating skills and international experience to the Irvine office Harry Rich recently joined the Coldwell Banker Irvine office, announced Jon Cook. branch m~ager. Rich began his career in residential real estate in 1989 and gained valuable experience working in the United States, the Pacific Rim and Europe. He has established and managed offices overseas. "We~ glad to have Harry in our Irvine office," Cook said. "He bas 35 years of top corporate negotiating Coldwell Banker." Educated in engineering at the Polytechnic Institute of BrookJyn in Long Island, New York., Rich is a member of the American Society of MecbanicaJ &ginccrs. After working for many years as a corporate executive, he chose a career in residential real estate. "I wu'a former praidcnt of the HomeOwQen Aasociation and I belle e that real eatase is a penooal laVice bminess. My clieota expect DOCbing le11 than excellence." Rieb Aid. 14' I If ·~ I rt I 'Ill II 'I I fl ~· I 1 t I l.i Rieb bas resided in Woodbridge for the past 20 years and bas been active within . . . a member of the lntemalional Air Travel Association and American Society of Tnvel Agents. For oil JOflT IWl m.u ll#tb, etlllltla a.,, ... "'°"""'4 ...... "' ''"'" "'(11') 5$1-2#1.,. ... ,,,. ,,,,.,,. "' ,..:lltnnl~.eoa 7fN ,,,,.,_,... ""* :...,.., "'~ aMtHll ..... ..., ..... lS'I oj/ka Mil._....,,, 1,M Mia ....a. ...... 'lllM. .. t A ~· from the residential real estate dictionary Defining frequently used terms in Points: the lender's service charge for real ~ tn::.lsactions making a loan. Each point is equal to ooc ~ percent on the loan amount. . Wheal bu)'ina Cl.' ldliaa • home. words and pbruea often come up thlt are DOI familiar to the avenae perlGa. llCCOldiaa co Gary F.ricsoo. CRS. preUdelll « 1be California Cha.peer of Certified JtCllicleatial Specialists. However, mmy people we reluctant to ask their agent to cllrify dQe coocepts. F.riC!Oll recoo111""'1d1 uking questions if you don't fully undentad the real estate t.cnninolop bdog med. HeR are a few terms that agents are moet ftequaldy asked to explain: Adjiutabk ratie lltOl'ffOfe: a financing technique in wllidl die ac.der' can raise or lowet the..,,.... ...... nte according to a set index. ladl • li1-1no111b 1'reuury bills. Biqen' ,,,_,; an.I atlte agent who represenll the bayer in the la.I estate rransaccion. A buyers' ..-i worts solely on behalf of lbc buyu. CI01in1 com: feea buyen pay to provide.rs of servicca aaocia«ed with a home's closing, such as tide hll1ance, IUtVe)'ing fees, rccordina fee&. deeds and affidavits. Escrow: the doliq «a real estate transaction cbrouab a neub'al thild party who holds funds mdlor doc:oments for delivery. By placin& money or valuables in the care of a mutually accqJ(lble third party. the sincerity and good faith of the one making an offer are lhowa. Sellt!n' agt!Tlt: the opposite of a buyers' agent and the most traditional arrangement in residential real estate. The agent works on behalf of. and in the best interest of. the seller. When you have any questions about aspects of a real estate transaction, call a Certified Residential Specialist. CRS designces arc the most knowledgeable and educated residential real estate agents in the country and they arc always happy to share their knowledge with others. Certified Residential Specialists are members of the Residential Sales Council. one of two operating divisions of the Realtors National Marketing Institute. a not-for-profit affiliate of the National Association of Realtors. The Council works to increase the professionalism of residential real estale practitioners. The council C$18blisbcd the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation in lm. The CRS program offen quality education and service to its mcmbets. To dale. about 30,000 real estate professionals have earned their CRS designation. representing the top four percent of Realtors in the United States. 10 loc4U " CntiJW RnuunDaJ Sp«i4Jist in your 11ei11tborleood, visit lattp:/lwww.nco11~iLcolllfl1eorclt, °'call (BQO) ~2-8841. ~--------------- Gorgeous Cape Cod-style townhome units This almost new duplex is located in desirable Eastside Costa Mesa. 1be units may be sold separately. 1llCSC beautiful units have fresh paint inside and outside, in addition to oew carpeting. 1be units are just six years old. Each home has three master suites and three and one-half baths. Each unit also has its own brick fireplace. 1be homes have patios and two car an.ached garages. Lisced at $399,000. . For MOn U./orllllllion, coll Bolllde Turner aJ (7 U) 650-7127 or Lorri Rob'b.son (71') 615-2057, or du Col4weU &utbr offiu aJ (714) 663-9333. Coldwell Baker propertia 1111q also be /011Nl 011 du llllund al hltp:/lwww.colllwellbcnlcer.coa St. Michel appeals to young professionals and mature couples - The alluring coastal location, lifestyle pnd pricing attracts homebuyen Highlighted by gated privacy, classic ~ingle-family desip.s and an unequal!~ location withiD the praagious Newport Coas1 community, St. Michel in Newport Ridge contia~ to lum a divenity of Orange • County bomebuycn I.Deluding young profcssioo.all as weU as IDltUrC couples. For~ pbyaidao Dr. Darryl -'Ni ' I oppoctunity to ICl1 bis coodominiwn and pwdwe • de«rhod raideoa': "l wanted to ti¥O dew IO tbc beach and thouahl ic WM a eood time Ill> mate a move," Dr. W... .W. '"1 bew I WllllllDd a Dice home ia -......... mtlood -and si. openness. which is very appealing." Forlaclcic and PhiJ Handle.man, living with.in Newport Coast was something they considered years ago upon the inception of this new community. "My husband and I. who have been reaJ estate brokers since the early 1970s. realir.od immediately this would be a premier development along the Orange County coastline." Jackie said. "As a result, we kept an eye oo the various neighborhoods being built for the past couple of years. and a community-type setting in St. Michel. Ultimately, we agreed that this coUec:tioo bu lhe most to offer us ill tamS of price range. the asking. In fact. we feel so good about California Pacific Homes and this oeighbod>ood. we've refCO'ed clients as weU as friends here." SL Michel offers four single-family designs ranging from l,913 to 2.466 square feet of elegant living space. with up to four bedrooms and three baths. Classic Ooorplan designs include woodboming fireplaces. dramatic use of window designs, formal living and dining ~. ooovenicnt interior laundry, and two- c:ar attached barbecue an:as. Residents will also be doee to top-rtnked schools of all levels. Bal* Island. the art festivals of Laguna Beach. shopping and dining at Fashion Island and John Wayne Airport. As part of the renowned master-planned community of Newport c.oast. residents will have an exceptional range of recreational opportunities at band. including 38 acres devoted to parks. trails, playing fields and canyon view overlook areas. Homeowners in Newport Ridge automatically become members of the individual neighborhood's Homeowner Astociabon and the Newport e Communi~ Associatioo. Moothly association dues maiQlain the quality ol common area fac:iliDes. Newport Ridge is included in aa /u1 ! IF mt dilUict wl Oxmmnitf Fecilities (Mello ROOI) diauict. Consult a sales repCIClllllli~ for clecoails. Yillt lfiaibway, cm MacArdmr Blvd. 9IJltb ...t tma dPt oa s.. ~ llilll llold. nn left -Newpod ... Dme ... follow lbe ..... to ....... o8lce. Pftm lbe s.. Dieac> ..as ftoeall)O tib ~BM._...._. fliiii llll • ...... llill ~,..left oa Nswpcut ..... Drhe _.. t'oloW 9e lipll to ...... .a; ... ~ .............. .. ~-'Jt-..... , .... ,,,., ... ..,. 1 ........... _ _.,.,.._ SR Rr•(7M•WP s t • .... le••-/ltltlOY a~ lllliil•*' r l '"~ ......,.ua:oAul 111 :• •l Pull up a chair The sun allows Southern Californians to be rebels -while the rest of the country sees autumn on the calendar and begins to fish the mittens out of mothballs, we're sitting back and en~oying the soft shaiJes of fall. The community of Olde Corona del Mar has borrowed the best from everyone to enjoy a moment in the sun.t-,~;;;;!11 j~ or ~hade. There arc East Coast I Adirondacks that allow you to sit back 1 and put your feet up on a matching t • •, ' \ , . • ·. 'tool a.\ well as chairs designed for mama. papa and baby. Benches run the gamut from a copied-from-the- park wrought iron look to a check-the- v1ew-from-my-porch variety. But from where I sit. the best place to perch is a simple swing under a big tree where I can watch ac; the leaves flutter to the ground. Concept and p~los by Julie Viker ------------- + "I ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY PILOT' For advertising information call NEWPORT BEACH -Kent A. McNaughton, Realtor, · Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estate Services "In my business it's very important to reach everyone in the community cµid the DAILY PILOT has given me that ability. With their strong support staff and great assistance I am always pleased to work with them. Recently I sold a $5.2 million property through my advertisement in the Daily Pilot. This contributes greatly to achieving my client's satisfaction and is the best way to inform buyers what's available in the area. The response I receive has always been very beneficial in adding to my success and I will continue to advertise consistently. Thank you DAILY PILOT for making my business grow stronger every day. You have a dedicated clie-nt." .. . t\ BOUNDARIES: Pacific Coast Highway, Buck Gully and the Links course at Pelican Hill Golf . Course. HISTORY: One of the first view nei.gbborboods built in Corona deJ Mar, the original homes were considered custom built for the time and built in the craftsmao style during the late 1940s and early 19SOa. ) IS Exceptional Dover Shores home An entertainer's dream home. Wllh front row Back Bay and fashion Island views, this four bedroom, three balh homo bu a feel and toot that will appeal to most everyone. Views surround the most utilii.cd rooms. The large master suite with walk-in closet and spacious bath look out ooto a tranquil setting. With a large pool and tiled decking that is perched above Newport Back Bay, this home offen the finest entertaining atmosphere. Listed for $949,000. FOi' ...,.1141.,,.,..,,, ""1 H11al or Jon I>Ulto11 Ill (11') "4-1600. Cout NftffPOrt PropertJa. 4 CiPk P"-, SU • .UO, Nnrport BMCle. \ --- Exclusive Irvine C:,,ve Enjoy whitewater views and Ca•••ioa ~sets from dlia sprawling sinaJe level four bedroom, three and ono-balf beth home. Walls of glass overlook a beautiful private lush garden. With plenty of l'9C>lP to expand. thia unique large flat lot of about 15,600 square feet is within easy walking distance to the private beach and tennis courts. Localed on the Ocean side of Pacific Coast Highway in ~ Beach, this marvelous value offers the opportunity to live the California lifestyle at its finest. Irvine Cove bas two guard gates. Offered at $1,195,000. For_,,.. ilif"""""°n, "'11 C"1'0I Bas Ill (11') 6"-161JO. Coat Nrqon Propnth1, 4 Ci* Pllu, SU. 260, NRlport 8-«le. .( R.-•of 9epelmber 21, 19MI TYPE PHONE American Savings Bank S (800) 562-6272 Bank of America --B _ f800) 642·2244 California Federal Bank S (800) 225·3337 Chase Manhattan K (800) 900-6062 ~--------~ C_oa_st_F_edet __ raJ __ Ba_n_k _____ S-.o.(800) 300·5626 Countrywide Home Loa.ns · K (800) 8n·5626 Detrick Mortgage Group ~ (714) 759-9692 Downey Savings ---'----'s""''(JBOo,_;'---_ ) _ 335-:-9639 f~-.ary Financial A (714) 729·9200 Fidelity Federal Bank ~ _ (800) 232·2309 First Federal Bank of CA s (800) 672·4332 Fleet Mortgage K (800) 700-5650 Glendale Federal Bank S (800) 560-9000 Great Western Bank B (800) 492·7587 ~ome Savings S (800) 975·5051 Irvine Lending & Investments A (714) 752·2400 ~ationaBanc Mtg. Corp. K (800) 685-0001 Newport Coast Financial A (800) 808·5626 Oceanview Financial A (714) 651-6355 -------------ProFed MortgaQ!_ _____ K_~(800_)_686_·_37_56 TlC Financial Svcs. A (800) 801·7300 ----Union Bank ___ B_ (800) 453· 1288 Weyerhaeuser Mtg. K (800) 669-6747 • KEY l:ENDERS AND RATES 30.ye• fixed INTEREST 'JI. POINTS LOCK· RATE OWN ('JI.) · IN A.P.R. 7.875% 20 2.125 30 8.138 r .750'Yo 8.000% 7.750% 8.250% 7.875% 7.750% 7.875% 7.750% 8.125% 7.875% 20 2.250 45 8.025 ----20 1.-625 45 8.211 -------20 2.250 30 8.025 ----20 2.000 10 8.506 ----5 1. 750 45 8.098 ----5 1.875 15 7.984 20 1.875 30 8. 111 ---------5 1.682 ----5 1.750 20 2.000 15 7.964 10. 30 8.351 8.125 7.750% 20 2.500 30 8.052 7.875% 5 2.250 45 8.152 ----------7. 850% 20 2.000 30 8.099 ----________ __..:,_ 7.750% 10 2.250 30 8.025 8.250% 5 1.500 12 8.450 7.750"/o 20 2.125 30 8.011 ------------8.000% 5 0.750 10 8.116 8.000% 7.750% 7.875% 8.000% 5 1.625 15 8.211 20 2.000 30 7.998 ----·------- 10 1.375 13 8.057 -----20 1.750 30 8.224 ---------8.000% 10 1.750 10 8.224 30. y_. lldjustable NT'EREST % POINTS MAX. MARGIN RATE OWN (')(,) A.P.R. LOAN (')(,) INDEX 3.950% 25 1.000 7.3n 600,000 2.450 11 D !>.875% 2<Y 1.000-8.~ 207;000 2:a70 1--rs- ADJ. FREQ. 1M _____ s.875% 20 1.000 1.2n -201,ooet 2.sso ho 1"M 4.750% 20 2.500 8.465 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y 2.950% 25 1.000 7.319 500,000 2.400 110 1M ----------------'--~ ------_4_. 7_50 __ % __ 2_0 __ 0_.000 7.580 207,000 2.7~ 110 1 M 3.850% 20 1.000 7.2n 750,000 2.350 110 1M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.3n 500,000 2.450 110 1M 3.950% 20 2.250 7.281 600,000 2.225 11 D 1 M 3.950% 10 1.375 7.466 207,000 2.500 110 1M 2.950% 20 1.250 7.345 207,000 2.400 110 1M ------6.000% 20 1.625 8.505 207,000 2.750 HS 1Y 2.950% 10 1.000 7.818 207,000 2.250 UM 1M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.3n 207,000 2.450 110 1M 3.950% 20 1.000 7.9n 500,000 2.050 1TS 1 M 3.875% 20 1.500 7.528 207,000 2.550 110 1M 4.625% 20 2.500 8.837 207,000 3.000 L6M 6M 3.950% 20 0.375 7.463 600,000 2.600 110 1M _6_.s_1_5_% __ 10 __ 1._250 __ s_.1_81 201,000 3.ooo ns w 4.250% 20 1.000 7.555 400,000 2.625 110 1M -----------------------5. 375 % 5 1.500 8.424 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y ------~---5.000% 20 1.000 8.282 207,000 2.625 6CD 6M 3.950% 20 1.250 7.453 207,000 2.500 110 1M 8olh llwl & _.....,.. programs -30r.lO con'f90tional mortgages Type ol Lendef is: B • Banlt: K z mo11gage banlcer. A • lllOl1gage broker; S • savings & loan. Mol1gage bankers and b«>Mn are licensed by the California ~It d R9.i Ell* es ei1tW a bfoQr or COfPOl'llJOf1. F0t information call Calif ORE at (916) 227-0931 . .,,.....t AN lor adjustables is an lnlroductoly rate lor hi first~ period. Down P11Yft*11 IS amount d cash(% of sales price) P9id 10llrldlfprior101igrW1g mor1gage contract. Polnta are% of loan balance paid to lender 81 lime ol loan dosing. Lodl1n is 1he ~ ol days lender guaranlees 18118 prior lo doling. A.P.R. Is the annual peroertage rate wNdl la .. ~ annull COit of the I08n to the borrOW8l. Al A P.A.s are calcul8ted by Moltgage News Co. based on 8 $207,000 loan amount. the points showl"I and $700 tolal tees. The A.P.A.s -inCluded In lhls chart lor ~,;. son <rif. wt.,~ lor a loan. Federal Tl\A!Mn-lending law reqikes lendef's to calculate an A.P.A. specific to eadl IOan ofter. MaJdftMll '-' is fl8 ~l#TI lerlder will loan under given lennS. Al fixlld rate pt(9WTIS have a maxi- -ot $207,000. ll9rglft (in')(,) is lenders~ l!l8lgin +index• actual rate after llrSI adjus1menl lndu is the baS<S lor S8llS1g an~ rate (M8lgWt + Index • New Reta). 110 • 11th Dist. Cos1 of Funds. 1TS • l·Year Tre&SU!y Bit. lat·~ U80R. -9T8• 9-monlh TrNSlrf 811. 9CO • 8·month average cenificate of-depoSil AdJu81ment FrequMCJ is the period'*-adjus1mencs. 1M • t•Monlh, 6M,. 6-Monlhs. tY... 1 Yew;. AJ ~S\JbjectlO change. v...,,.. ..i terms pnor to llPIJIYing lot a IOan. All lendors pn>Yide loans Wi1ll different rates 8lld leml$ lot diflerenl.)oan 81110ia'lts. The inlonnallon presenMd is not an offer 10 make a loan. F0t •consumer guide on how lo snop '°'a mot1gllg8. Mnd a S4.50check payable 10 Mor1gage News Co .. 1810 E. 17111St.SUie100, Santa Ana. CA 92705. (714) 836-11n COPYRIGHTC 1996 Mortgage News Co. Newport Beacb, this home is an entertainer's dream. A few of the features of this lovely four bedroom. two and tbree-q.wters bath home include a master bedroom with high beamed ceilings and fireplace. master bath with Roman tub and separate shower, kitchen with brelkfut room and viewing deck. nicely beamed family room with fireplace and a large downstairs game room with wet bar which leads out to a beautiful pool, spa and entertainment area. The home has great views of the Back Bay, Saddleback Mountains. Fashion Island and city lights. Offered at $615,000. For_,,. u.tor-lllloJt, c"'1 Jar, s.idl "'(11') 123-8800. Coat Nnporl ho/Htdn, ·Jm W. Utlo, NWJl'Hf BMcll. home is located in the Newport Beach commumty o Newport away from the harbor and beaches. This custom home of about S,000 square feet features four bedroo~ and four and _ope-half bUhs. The family roornllcitcben bas a fireplace, Jmge ceotraJ island. breakfast ~ and Viking range. The home also features a butla''a pmlry and spacious dining room. u well as a lovely breakfast area overlooking the intcri<Jr' walled garden. In addition to the fueplace in the family room, there are also fireplaces in the living room and master bedroom. Upon entering the home. there is a view of a sweepin~g 1 slairc:aaand a.rgecoay hall wicb fabulous molding andbudwood floor. Upseain · a separare pine pueJed den remini1Cent of a mountain reuaa.. 'Ibis home dilplays craftlmanlbip and is locallCd near some of the finest schools in the ua. Priced at $879,000. F•...,. "4/MMdiM, ellll /.wJ '"'*'°' 1IU.....,., ~ l'•W • (114) U#-1#1. COlld N""""",.,..,..., 4 Ciftc ,..._, SW. 211~ N""'f#lrl ...._ ' 'I I • ' I :• •I I I , I ' ~' • 'i> f . . ,, \• • r, Cu5tcn 4br/4.5ba at guard gated Marbella Country Club in San Juan Capistrano, just 15 min. from N.B. on Rte. 73. Palatral ma5tt:r with 5itting and FP Sub l.ero and granite. $539.000. Hl1iT"t. •aest in Personalized Service• 644:-0195 . WATER VIEW PROPERTies IN THE BLUFFS! Prtnceu Plan of die Blufbt 3 ~rooms. i.5 ~ lmnodeled ltttchen. LarQe Inside lllundry room. End unit 4 enclosed courtyml Offcted • ..-.ooo ITS 1'ata lkMilta NEWPORT BEACH 1430 West Bay Ave. 4BR Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 1532 Highland SBR Owner 645-1828 1S32 --"31JR Metro Realty Russ Shimer 644-7875 1707 E. Bay Ave. 673-3777 1812 W. Balboa Blvd Cannery Village Rulty 673-3777 23 luceme Owner/Broker 760-9590 231 ~ Udo Soud Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 7BR lBR 2BR 3BR Sat/Sun 1·5 $2,199,000 Sat/Sun 10-S $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 $3,950,000 Sun 1-4 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S $2,350,000 2671 Wawrfy 381 Coast Newpoit Properties Bob wepn. 759-3793 May Bien Wepn 759-3768 . 3008 Oiff Drlwe 481 Knowleton Realty 308 Avenlda Cumbre 28M.g FR Barbara Sanregret Barbara San ltulton 644-0195 S Hiiisborough 3BR + Sandy Mlttma....rrudentlaJ 729-7271 644-1096 506 "I" Strttt 3BR cannery Village Realty 673-Jn1 Sun 1·5 $588,999 Sat 1... $949,000 Sun ,... $l85,000 Sun 1-4 $1,149,000 or SSOOOmo.lse SaUSat 1·5 $1,100,000 • + R A SPYGLASS HILL ... $9&0,00011 Open Boue SU.ll. 1-5 1 JADBCOVE Judy Kolar • 840-1212 SHEA REALTY SS88;999 2671 Wllfttlv OPEN HOUSE ·suNDAY 1-S R.ccznt.&cdift P!Olhis dadiJl3 ) bedroom comge in desirable Bi)"Sbores rcneYo"Cd charm! Newu roo~ dearic, plumbing, fcooe, paint A' mum more! 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