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A. TEARY DEPARTURE
Family and friends of 'I1na. Schroeder
say goodbye to woman who died
doing what she loved -flying
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Roughly 150 friends. 8Cqllain-
tances and family members gathered at the Balboa Gaze-
bo Friday afternoon around the ashes of 11na Schroeder,
the 37-year-old Balboa Peninsula woman who died last
weekend in a plane crash.
It was a postcard-perfect day near the Balboa Pier,
bright and serene, with no breeze ruffling the long rows
of palm trees. Around 1:30 p .m. Schroeder's family clus-
tered together on the gazebo platform behind Father
Steve Sallot, who led the memorial service.
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DevelOpers in the driver's
seat for the new toll road
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Stan Stewart
(above) U IUITOUDd-
ed by family and
Mend.I during a
memorial service in
Balboa for her
mother, nna
Schroeder. who
died Saturday In an
airplane crash. Left.
photos, planes and
family decorated
the gazebo at the
Balboa Pier where
the memorial ser-
vice was held.
MARC MARTIN
I OAA.Y Pl.OT
Pro-ort
forces lobby for
supervisor votes
•City Manager Kevin Murphy and City Attorney Bob
Burnham brace for contentious board meeting Tuesday.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot
Newport Beach and South
County residents have been war-
ring for years over converting El
Toro Marine base into a corruner-
cial airport. And the county
supervisors' Tuesday vote will
end a battle that determines
whether that war goes on.
Local airport proponents'
decade-long, multimillion-dollar
efforts culminate in that one vote.
•we're closing in on the first
leg of the marathon," said New-
port Beach City Manager Bob
Burnham.
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors votes Tuesday on
whether to approve a report that
recommends using the base as a
commercial airport when the
Marines leave it in 1999. The
county planning commission, the
citizens advisory committee and
the airport commission all voted
last month in favor of the report .
Newport Beach city officials
and activist groups have been
pushing the idea for years as an
alternative to future expansion of
John Wayne Airport. Now they're
rallying pro-airport troops to
speak at Tuesday's meeting and
meeting with supervisors to plead
their pro-airport case.
"We will have our forces out
stronger this time," Newport City
Manager Kevin Murphy said.
As for South County residents'
repeated threats of lawsuits if the
plan goes through, Burnham said
suits could produce positive
developments.
Burnham and Murphy said as
of Friday they had pitched their
arguments to three of the five
county supervisors. Left out of
their campaign effort was new
5th District supervisor Thomas
Wilson, appointed this week to
replace Mari.an Bergeson, who
resigned last month to take a
state post.
Wilson represents Newport
Beach and much of South County.
The Laguna Niguel city council-
man's stance on the El Toro air-
port issue has been questioned,
though bis South County leanings
make him a likely anti-airport
vote .
'Following is a run-down of
• SEE EL TORO PAGE AS
Pot up, alcohol down
district numbers show
•Number of students
punished under zero
tolerance remains about
the same as prior year.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -While
marijuana use violations
increased and alcohol violations
decreased during the 1995-96
school year, the district trans-
ferred and expelled about the
same number of students under
its zero-tolerance policy as the
year before.
A total of 51 students were
transferred for substance and
other offenses during the 1995-96
school year while 35 were sus-
pended fbr weapon, theft and
other violations.
Fifty-two students were sus-
pended and 28 expelled during
the 1994-95 school year.
Males continued to make up
• SEE TOLERANCE PAGE AS
STUDENTS TRA.NSFERRED
UNDER ZERO T~CE:
• Elementary ....... 2 ... 3
•Intermediate ..... 12 .. 10
• High School ...... 37 .. 39
Incident ~down
Alcohol ............ 8 .. 14
Marijuana ......... 39 .28
Mushrooms ........ 1 ... 0
Other drug related .o .. 1 o
Other ......•...... 3 ... 0
STUDENTS EXP£US>:
• Elementary ....... 8 ... 8
•Intermediate ..... 12 .. 8
•High School ...... 15 .12
lndd4!nt brffkdown
Knife ............. 12 .16
Marijuana sales ..... 5 ... 5
Facsimile gun/BB gun .3 .. .3
Assault . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . 1
Burglaryltheft ....... 7 ... 1
Explosives .......... 7 ... 2
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+ atURCH MME: The Baha'ls year, members of the assembly_· hearts together.•
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Costa Mesa Chris Clyde, vice chairman; Baha'ls believe that lndlvfduals
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A holiday bounty to
fill home and hearth
0 range Cout College ls
holding a free Home and
Hearth Winter Faire from
to a.m. to 3 p.m. today at the col-
lege's Tedmology Center. The
faire will feature holiday decor
in(:luding specialty plants and
centerpieces; decorations; OCC's
famous greenhouse poinsettias;
boutique items including frames,
clocks and music boxes; and holi-
day foods. The event was orga-
nized by the OCC Foundation,
community volunteers, and col-
lege staff to raise funds for the
new Harry & Grace Steele Chil-
dren's Center. For information,
... all 432-5749.
+ TB.EPHONE: 957-2894; Houshmand Eshraghlan, trea-cannot Interpret spiritual wrft-
Orange County Information surer; Rosalind Estrada.:ayde, lngs authoritatively. The mem-
line, 753-3551 seaetary; Mark Robinson; Mary-ber who hosts the Nineteen Day + ~:The Baha'i Lu Taylor; Lori Doss Wilson. Feast selects passages from
faith Is a religion without +SIZE OF CX>NGREGAJ'ION: 40 Baha'i writings to be read, gen-
denominations. It Is organized in Costa Mesa. Worldwide, the lly tatf t the •the •
in a way that discourages sects Baha'i faith has about 6 million ~ather~ J the feast.~
from branching off. A local members example, at the feast of •um,•
faith community forms when a + ~OF CONGREGA-or knowledge, readings might
group of more than nine TION: Young and older adults I .a..-.. opk. Baha'is elect a spiritual assem-and some children. re ate to UNI\ t
bly, an administrative body for + OflLD CARE: Provided upon + ~ WAGON: Visitors
the local community. request. Generally children stay are warmly welcomed at fire-+ YEAR CHUROt ESTA8-with parents. sides. which lndude short talks
USHED: Costa Mesa's local com-+TYPE OF WOltSI .. The by guest speakers on Baha'i
munity was organized in the Nineteen Day Feast has three prfndples, discussion, sodallzing
1950s. The faith Itself originated elements: sprritual devotion, and ~ments.
in Iran in 1844. administrative consultation and + OUIMAOI ~: + SERVICE TIMES: Once every fellowship. The devotional time Baha'ls work locally and lnt:er-
19 days, Baha'is meet at a mem-of the feast Includes readings nationally for sodal and eco-
ber's home for a Nineteen Day from the Baha'i writings, some-nomic development through a
Feast. The feasts are open only times other spiritual texts and variety of Individual, family and
to members. Weekly Firesides, prayer. The administrative dis-community actMties. Loarly,
MIGUEL VASCONCB.LOS I DAILY Pit.OT
Local Baha'ts memben Include (front row, from left) Vaheed
Berd.Jb, Rosalind Eltrada-Oyde, Lane Calvert, (back row, from
left) Chrls Clyde, Lori WU..On and Pazlollah Berdjls.
informal gatherings in the cusslon allows every member to Baha'ls have participated In
homes of Baha'is, are open to have a voice In the community's highway dean-up programs, as + MISSION STATEMENT: The destined to live in peace and
visitors. The locations of local affairs, and the fellowship artists working for peace events Baha'is. a publication of the harmony. Baha'is work towards
Firesides are available through includes snacks or a meal for and the annual Walk for Peace. Baha'i International Community, the creation of an ever-advanc-
the county-wide information social enjoyment. The word Some Baha'ls choose to •pio-desaibes its focus and mission Ing, sustainable world dviliza-
line. feast does not mean that the neer, • or move Into an area as. "'The main theme of · tlon." + STAFF: The faith does not meal is necessarily a large one, where there are few Baha'ls in Baha'u'llah's message is unity. + IN-rERES--m-NG NOTE: The
have pastors. Members of the since the feast Is primarily splri-the endeavor to spt&d the He taught that there is only one local Baha'i community will be a
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If banging Christmas lights
.:;aems like a big hassle this year,
_brlstm.as Ughts Etc. will hang
atem and take them down. I
naven't personally used the ser-
vice, but you can call Ryan at
515-0885 to get information and
to ask about his affordable rates.
local administrative body, the tual, of worship, companionship faith. God, that all the world's reli-sponsor of the fourth annual
Spiritual Assembly of the and unity. The Importance of +DRESS: May vary depending gions represent one changeless Peace Walk, scheduled-to take 1. :
Baha'is of Cost.a Mesa, are elect-the Nineteen Day Feast to on an Individual's taste and and eternal Fa~ ?f God, and place in September 1997. 1 ,
ed each year on April 21. This Baha'u'llah is •to bind your comfort. that all humanity is one race, -ly Michele M. Mlwl' I • I I
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A free demonstration on how to
create festive garnishes for holi-
d~ meals is being offered by
renowned chef Celso Razo of
cannelo's Ristorante at 7 p.m.
Wednesday. at Kitchens Del Mar,
loeated at 3536 E. Coast Highway
in ·Cprona del Mar. Also featured
at 8: 15 is interior designer Hali
Strohmeier discussing elegant
table-top designs for the holidays.
The event marks the 10th
atiniversary of Kitchens Del Mar
and free coffee and dessert will
be served. Reservations are sug-
g «sted as seating is limited.
Please call Christine at 673-9199
or:tu your reply to 673-1252.
Get into the holiday spirit Newport style
the 17th Street Beauty shop is
he\ving Domia P. Killian, regional
educator from Murad, Inc. skin
ca:re, give complimentary skin
~with a state-of-the-art
skin scannet from 11 a .m. to 2
p.tn. Call 642-1717 for a personal
appointment time. It's located at
283 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa.
• IEST IUYS appears Thursdays and
Saturdays. Call 540-1224 or fax 646-4170
with your best buy.
UGHT UP TIIE PARADE:
ght up your kayak. sail or
wer boat or yacht and
bring smiles to the faces of a mil-
lion plus people by participating
in the 88th annual Newport Har-
bor Christmas Boat Parade spon-
sored by the Commodores Club
of the Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce.
Entry packets (10 pages chock
full of information on parade con-
trol, radio channels, route and
schedule, etc.) for the Newport
Harbor Christmas Boat Parade,
scheduled nightly from 6:30 to
8:45 p.m. Dec. 11-23 are available
at local yacht clubs or by calling
the Newport Harbor Area Cham-
ber of Commerce.
If you are one of those hosting
parade watchers at your home or
office you can sign up for the Ring
of Ughts home and business dec-
oration contest, notes Fire Chief nm lllley, chairman of the Com-
modores Boat Parade Committee.
jim
de boom
Six categorles"Will be fudged
in the Ring of Ughts while a total
of 10 categories will judged and
18 awards made for the partici-
pating boats and presented at the
Christmas Boat Parade Awards
Dinner and Auction held Jan. 17
at the Sutton Place Hotel.
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COMMUNITY NOTES: New-
port Be4ch resident Gordon West
is serving as president of the
Orange County World Affairs
eouncU and reaaurateur Bill
Hmnlltoa bu J• been 9lrrted
president of-Ole~ Harbm
Nautical M~Ulll Board cl DJINc,.
tors, replacing Rudy Baron whose
term expired.
CLUB NEWS: Members of the
Newport Balboa Rotary Club
donated dO'LeD.S of unwrapped
toys for the annual Toys for Tots
program sponsored by the United
States Marine Corps Reseive
Program. Since the founding of
the program in 1947, more than
$2 million children have enjoyed
the benefi~ of Toys for Tots.
SUNDAY
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Need to take a few poun4e Off?
Are you afraid to take the "new" medkadona? Then yaa need to eee ml
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SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nos COMING WEEK:
Center Club. Newport Harbor Kiwanis
Club meets at tbe Ooivenity Athletic
Oub. Noon Costa Mesa Rotary Club
meets at Mesa Verde Country Club.
The Exchange Club of Orange Coast
meets at tbe B4bla Corinthian Yacht
Oub. l:OO p.m. Newport Balboa Rotary
Club meets at the B4bla Corinthian
Yacht Club for a program by UCJ row-
ing coach and Olympic medal winner
Duvall Hecht.
11.Jl!SDAY -7:30 a.m. Newport
Beach Swuile Rotary Oub meets at the
at the Balboa Bay Oub. Noon The Cos-
ta Mesa Downtown IQwanis Club meets
at tbe Costa Mesa Community Center
for a program by Lew Pannon. 1:00 p.m.
Colt.a Mesa~Newport Harbor Uons
Cub, the Pith Pry Club meets at the
Coeta t.Wa Country CQb for a Quist.
mu P111tJ tGl children. I • <01~ a a.um is published
f!VWy Saturd9y In the o.ify Piiot. Fax
your setVlce dub's meeting lnfohnation
to 631·5851CKmailto1743 Bayport
Way, Newport BNch, 92660.
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COSTAaiESA
• 2300 blodc of Felntlew Ito.cl: A thief allegedly attempted to enter a con-
vertible by cutting a two-foot hole In the convertible top. According to the
police report, there was no entry made.
• 2700 blodc of Herbor' 9oulev..t: $75 cash was st<>ffen from a medical dln-
ic.IThe front door and the storage l'oom with a cash box Inside was found
pried open. -
• IOO blodc of Sh•llm•r: A stereo, speakers and four compact discs totaling
a value of $564 were stolen from a car. The back driver side window was
found smashed.
NIWPOllT IEAOt
•GOO blodc of Splndalft w•y: All four tires of a parked 1990 Ch~ler
Lelaron were punctured with an unknown object. Damage Is estimated at
$250. .
• 100 blodc of J8th 5v..t: S 15.250 In chairs, necklaces and bracelets were
stolen from an upstairs studio apartment. A padlock on the door was pried
open with a device resembling a screwdriver.
• 1000 blodc of a.rsw. Dltv9: A 1992 Chevrolet Geo Storm was stolen from
the parl(lng lot of a 9rocet'Y store. The owner had left the keys In the car.
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LEGAL ~PTIONS
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Jeweler,
civic leader
Humphries
passes on
Joseph Clayton Humphries,
a 4&.year Costa Mesa jeweler
and community activist, died
Thursday night at Hoag
Memorial Hospital Presbyter-
Um after a year-long battle
with leukemia. He was 74.
Though Mr. Humphries, a
Newport Beach resident,
closed J.C. Humpluies Jewel-
ers four years ago, he continued
appraising
jewels and
investing in
real estate
until his
death.
A philan-
thropist, he
belonged to
the ~
Mesa Cham-Jo.eph
ber of Com-Humphries
merce, the
Costa Mesa Kiwanis, the Costa
Mesa redevelopment agency
and the Newport Beach Mason
Lodge. He wrote a regular
advertising feature for the Dai-
ly Pilot called •Gem Talk.•
Mr. Humphries, a South
Carolina native, also loved to
goH and was a member of Big
Canyon Country Club. •He
was playing golf still. right
until be went into the hospi-
tal,• his daughter, Kathy
Humphries, said. ·we had all
hoped that he was going to
m~eit."
•· He is survived by bis wUe,
Jacqueline; three daughters,
Kathy Humphries, Robin
Hwnpluies and Julie Kalyvas;
a son-in-law, Jim K.alyvas; and
two grandchildren, Alexander
and Zachary K.alyvas.
Memorial services are
scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday
at Pacific View Mortuary. lbe
family asks that donations in
his name be made to Hoag
Cancer Center's Circle 1000
program.
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The Phen-Fen Diet
The: answtr Is \"CS' r Jowcvcr the treat•
ment oC obesity cir ;in ovt.1'1\'tighl condl·
tlon also requires approprt:uc lifestyle
changes and an lndtvidU211l.td, physlci:m·
supctVISC'd. comprchcnsh·e appro.1ch
including diet, l>c:h.'lvlof modification and
exercise. For CVCl)'OOC:, it b not lust $10)·
ply a m:mer oC pushi111 themse~ away
from 1ht tlble! The new diet pilb, 'II-hen
properly administered by a physician who
ts knowlcdgtablc In t!lctr ust. cm be a
hdpful ad;unct tor v.q)\1 reduction and
weight maintcnance.
CaD my ofllct i>r an ~llllCnl and
we can detcrmlne if T'OU are or are not
a pxl a~idare roi dnag thcRpr lot
obesity Of All ()'."el'fo. <otddori.
'C'c a1sO offer McmatlYC ~
Corolla del Mar lot liQ.e move voted
down by Planning Commission
•Property owner's
request to change the
sizes of bis two adjacent ...
lots generated controversy
among residents.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Planning Commission Thursday
voted unanimously to halt a con-
troversial proposal to move the
boundary line between two
recently purchased Poinsettia
Avenue lots.
The city's modification commit-
tee originally approved developer
Harry Marsh Jr. 's request to twn
the 30-foot-wide and 20.foot-wide
lots at 412 and 414 Poinsettia Ave.
into two 25-foot lots. He was plan-
ning to build two duplexes on the
site, which was combined years
ago to make one SO-foot-wide lot
to hold a large house.
The committee OK'd the idea
because a 20-foot-wide lot would
make development difficult.
But the committee's decision
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caused an uproar among the
area's residents, who opposed
allowing lots narrower than 30
feet. When planning commission-
ers got wind of the protests, they
asked to review the committee's
approval.
After the modification conunit-
tee decision, City Attorney Bob
Bwnham ruled that the ~0-foot
wide lot cannot legally be split
because of city zoning codes.
Poinsettia Avenue resident Jer-
ry Kennedy stressed that h e and
the other protesters don't oppose
development.
·w e just don't want to wony
about this little town losing its
individuality, w he said.
The commission's ruling will
stand unless Marsh appeals to th&
City Council.
Sout~oast
Thrift & Loan Association
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1996
I
briefly in the news
Horse shows coming
to Equestrian Center
The Equestrian Center at the
Orange County Fairgrounds has
announced it will bold 31 horse
shows next year beginning with
the Interscholastic Equestrian
League on Jan. 12.
The shows, which vary from.
two to six days in length. are free
to the public -except dwing the
annual Orange County Fair held
July 11-27. For Equestrian Cen-
ter information, call 708-1652.
Additionally, the Orange
County Fair board will meet
Thursday to decide whether lo
approve a request for free use of
a fair building by the Centenni-
al Fann Foundation.
Other topics of discussion
include seting parking fees for
Cirque du Soliel, the Equestnan
Center busineM plan, boarding
rental and whether the city can
conduct a Christmas tree recy-
cling program on the fair-
grounds.
The meeting is at 1 O a.m. in
the Memorial Gardens Building
at the fairgrounds, 88 Pair Drl've .
lnfonnation: 708-3247.
OCC library to shut
down for holidays
The Norman E. WJ.Json library
at Orange Coast College will be
closed Dec. 21 through Jan. 20.
The library will reopen.tor the
start ol the spring semester on
Jan. 21 , and regular lil;lrary
hours will resume. They are 8
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Thursday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fri-
day, and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satur-
day. lnlormabon: 432-5885.
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• Rajputs, Mughals and my Mom . .. ;
Susan Seely (left) vlsltecl the
Taj Mahal with her mother,
Melinda, who joined SWlall
and her husband, Arte, ln India.
Here's an in.tJtallment filed by
Newpon Beach native Suaan
Seely and her new husband, Arie
Katz. You can reach them at their
Internet web site address
www.;wconnectJon.com.
By Susan Seely, Daily Pilot
UDAIPUR. INDIA -My mom,
Melinda, must really love us
because at 1 :45 a.m. on Oct. 7 she
cleared customs in Mumbai's
international airport. ready to trav-
el with Arie and me tor two weeks.
We thought that she was crazy
to want to meet us in India, but
we were excited to see her and
happy to get the "supplies• she
had brought for us from Newport
ARM9IRE
Cordially Invites You To Join Us
for ·
Beach: magazines, Tom's tooth-
paste, Glide floss, deodorant. laun-
dry detergent. new shoes, new
underwear, etc.
The first day after Mom
arrtved, we stayed in Bombay and
went to visit Hem~ and Aarti
Kapadia, a young_ Hindu couple
we bad met at a Rotary Cub
meeting the week before. We had
interesting discussions on astrolo-
gy (Hemen said that most Indians
have their charts done and consult
them at least annually with regard
to important decisions such as
marriage, and that he and Aarti
had visited an astrologer before
they got m.anied to see if their
charts "matched") and the Hindu
conc:ept of furniture and room
placement that is similar to the
Ollnese system cl. Peng Shui.
We checked into our hotel in
Agra. Where our wtDdow ottered
our tint gltmJlM cl. the 1ltJ Mahal.
the moct famous mausoleum in
the wodd, built by Shah Jaban in
1653 as a testament to bis ~ur
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It was incredible. Prom our
vantage point it looked unreal.
like something in Disney's
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structure looming over the crowd-
ed dty splayed at its feet.
That afternoon, we went to visit
the 1llj up close. It was just as mag-
nificent as it bad been from afar.
The architecture is amazing, and
the incredibly intricate inlays of
precious stones are just stunning.
We all agreed that it is difficult
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basic questions about the spedfic.s of
the vote and life after the vote:
HOW AJIE 'DU! SUPEllVJSOJtS
DPECJ'ED TO VOTBf
Roger Stanton represents the 1st
TOLERANCE
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the majority of the violations with
,;inly 13 female transfers and one
female expulsion.
"The most noteworthy thing
-right now is the resurgence of
. marijuana use among teens,•
said Tom Jacobson, director of
secondary education for the
District, where voters approved bal-
lot measures that favor an airport at m Toro -but be has voiced relelVa-
tions about the plan's impads on
South County. Airport actvOOlttes can
the 2nd Oistrid'a Jim Silva their belt
bet. Voters in Don Sattarelli'I 3Jd
District split on the issue and wW
provide the swing vote. William
Steiner represents the 4th District.
the bastion of towism that favors an
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District.
The numbers for most viola-
tions jumped between the 1993-
94 and 1994-95 school years and
have remained at that level.
In response to that jump,
Jacobson said, "We've simply
redoubled our efforts on commu-
nicating the policy to studeitts. •
The district offers counseling
services for students struggling
with drug, alcohol and other
problems, Jacobson said.
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about negative Impacts. Wllson is
expected to vote agatnst the plan.
WHAT EXACll.Y AU Tiii!
SUPERVISORS VOTING OM
1beir vote wW accept or reject an
Environmental Impact Report,
wbicb outlines options for the bese: a
commercial airport, a cargo airport
or a non-airport use such as a trans-
portation center. The report favors a
commerdal airport that can accom-
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sengers per year.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXTI
H the supeIVisors approve the
report, steps yet to COQle include:
wor)cing out a detailed plan that
determines details such as bow ~Y
Oights to allow and when to allow
them; the U.S. Department of the
Navy's own Environmental Impact
Statement and IChedule for doling
the base; and actual airport building.
If they don't approve it, the other
options wW go to COWlty voters on a
ballot measure, city leaden say.
WHY IS nos IMPORTANT POil
NEWPORT BEACID
The settlement that limits flights,
flight hours and noise at John
Wayne Airport runs out in 2005, at
which time the county oould expand
the airport to accommodate local
flight demand. lf El Toro beco¥ a
commercial airport, the count)""ton 't
need lo expand John Wayne.
MU this passes, we can sit down
with real maps and solve real
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1996
WINT£R FAIRE
Orange Coast College is si.g-
ing a •ttome and Hearth Winter
Paire• to raise funds to support
construction of the new Harry &
Grace Steele Children's Center
on campus, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
tn OCC's new Technology Cen·
te.r. Bvents include a holiday
boutique, various international
foods, holiday music and a raffle.
For more information, call 432-
5749.
SAILING EXTRAVAGANZA
Orange Coast College oilers
an evening of slides and stories
called the "Adventure Sailing
Extravaganza" at 7 p.m. tn
OCC's Science Hall. Admission
is $6 in advance and $8 at the
door. To register. call 645-9412.
BOW MAKING
The Container Store offers
free bow-making workshops at
10 a .m . 1 p.m. and 4 p.m . at 901
G. South Coast Drive, Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
708-0800.
COMPU11!:R Q.UI
The Qrange Apple Computer
Cub wil meet from 8:45 a.m.. to
1:15 p.m.. in the Cbem.lltry Build-
ing at Orange Coast College.
Intuit Corp., publisher of the
financial U1AD11gement program
Quicken and Quick Boob, will be
the featured presenter. 1be first meettno is free and annual mem-
bersblp is S30. For~ore informa-
tion. call 836-0522.
CHRISlMAS FESTIVAL
Country Store Piecemakers is
having its annual Cbli.stmas Festi-
val from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1120
Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. Admis-
sion is free. There will be 165
booths of handcrafted items for
sale and live country music, food
and entertainment. For more
information, call 641-3112.
WINTER FORMAL
The Jewish Community Cen-
ter of Orange County presents
•Enchantment under the Sea,• a
winter formal dance for students
in grades nine through 12, from 8
p.m. to midnight at 250 E. Balcer
St., Costa Mesa. The dance
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and ·voyager,• from 11 :30 a.m.. to
2 p.m. on the third floor of the
Crystal Court, 3333 Bear St. Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
546-2061.
OtRISTMAS CONCERT
The St. Andrew's Sanctuary
Choir and Orchestra presents the
annual Christmas Concert at 4
p.m.. at 600 St. Andrews ·Road,
Newport Beach. Admission is $6,
Child care is available by reserva-
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The event is an elegant a.ftemoon
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$55. For more information, call
260-4781.
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tlon pay $2. Por more information,
call 951-5586.
FAJll/IA.Y NIGHT
SLIDE LECT\JRE
The Archaeological Institute of
America offers a slide lectw'e on
the monolithic statues of Easter
Island from 2 to 4 p.m. at The
Lyceum at Southern California
College, 55 Pair Drive, Costa
Mesa. Members and SCC stu-
dents are free and nonmembers
pay SS. Stu<,ients with identifica-
Hoag H01pita111 552 Club andk
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of nees Family Nlght, benefiting ,.
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presby-,.,.
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the Crywtal Court. 3333 Bear St.,1c
Costa Mesa. Attractions include.,
live entertainment, a Christmas-•
train and a chlldren's lulraoker1 stage. Admisslon is $10 per per-ti
son and $25 for a family of four. c·
For more information, call 550-..1..
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MENORAH LIGHTING
The coxnmunity is invited to 0
celebrate the menorah lighting at 1..
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around town .
HOI mAV FUN Orange Countf ott .. •55 Alive,•
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~ me Invited to the Corona de1 Miiion retain drtvinG prtvileges,
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Mu. Tbe speda1 event featw'el • •s.nta Rolla Over,• a puppet play A\IDITIONS
at 12:30, 1:30 and 2 p.m. and Orange Coast College'• tbe-C' will be able to villt with ater department often audltion.J
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and retr.bments. Call 117-3801. •stone Soup,• beginning at 5:30
OIRISTMAS WALK p.m. in OCC's Drama Lab Tb.&-
'lbe Corona dtt} Mar Chamber atre. Nine roles are open for men
of Commerce is having its 2oth and women. Rehearsals are slat-
annual Chriltmu Walk Festival ed Fridays from 9 .a .. m. to 2 p.m.
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. along Coast For more information, call 432-=y in Corona del Mar. Par-5640.
ts can listen to live enter-
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tibn, call 675-8866.
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OtRISTMAS FESTIVAL
Country Store Piecemakers is
having its annual Christmas Fes-
~al from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1720
AOams Ave., Costa Mesa. Admis-
sion is free. There will be 165
bPoths of handcrafted items for
s&le and live country music, food
~4 entertainment. For more
iiformation. call 641-3112.
MONDAY
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f 1be Jewish Senior ~enter of
ADDTAUC
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offers a lecture on •Attention
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Psychosttmulants• at 1 p.m. at
1200 Quall St., Suite 105, New-
port Beach. Cost is $5. For more
information. can 476-0991.
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another. Protest demonstrations
were held, lawsuits filed.
None of it made a shred of
difference. The people who are
dedicated to protecting I,.aguna
Canyon were ground up and
spat out by the huge earth
movers that plowed through
the once.-pristine habitat.
The people who objected to
the use of taxpayer money to
fund what was primarily a ben-
efit to development interests
watched aghast as the price of
the turnpike soared until it was
more than St billion.
Three years ago, Newport
Beach joined the strident battle
against the toll road, spe<:ifical-
ly the last leg of it.
All of a sudden, the blue-
prints and environmental
impact vote for the toll road
showed tl:ut tollway ld~pplng
part of Newport Coast Drive
and putting in a toll booth.
Ob, no, said John Cox, then
a Newport Beach councilman
and the city's representative to
the tollway agency's board of
directors. The toll booth had
always been there.
There ensued a ~plendid
ruckus that ended with Cox
ousted as the dty's delegate
and replaced by Phil Sansone.
It was not a pretty sight.
But the toll booth is still
there. There is an alternative
free route -locals call lt the
Mark of Zorro for its Z·shaped
path -but it is a carefully bid-
den secret.
If you don't know the route is
there, you'll have difficulty
finding it. There ·are lots of
signs guiding motorists· into the
maw of the toll road, but I saw
not a single one clearly point-
ing out the no-charge way to
get to MacArthur Boulevard or
the Corona del Mar Freeway or
Orange County Airport.
•Of cou.ne not,• says attor·
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pressing a lawsuit against the
Tto.mportation Corridor
Authority to remove the off end·
ing toll booth. •Do you really
think TCA wants to miss a sin·
gle one of1those quartersr
The suit bu struggled
through supertbr and appellate
courts here in Orange County.
•No judge ha.I even both·
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Toledano of his 62-page brief.
So Jim is going straight to
the California Supreme Court.
A basis for the suit ii an 1860
ruling by the same court that DO
public road can be taken and
made part of a toll road. It gets
worse.
Orange County approved
much of South County devel-
opment with the condition that
the road now called Newport
Coast Drive be built as a way to
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A COURSE IN MIRAQ.ES .
At Community Church, the
Newport Beach Church of Reli-
gious Science, the Course in Mir-
atles on Wednesday from 1 to 8
p.m. is temporarily recessed. Con-
tact the church for det&ls. It's
located at 901 Dove St., Suite 145,
in Newport Beach, and the phone
number is 646-3199.
JEWIS" SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Jewish Culture School is
ottering Sunday school classes for
children, ages five through mitz-
vah program, as well as an adult
seminar. The 10 a.m . to noon
classes usually meet at the Jewish
Community Center twice a
month, but some sessions substi-
tute a field trip. This chapter of the
Society for Humanistic Judaism
sponsors an adult seminar during
the Sunddy school sessions for all
its members. The center is located
at 250 E. Baker St. in Costa Mesa.
To learn more about the chapter
and registration, phone Deborah
-Rolland at 559-6726.
SOENCE OF MIND
Learn the way to listen and be
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guided by the voice within and
about true spiritual nature from
10 a.m. to noon today. The Rev.
Gail Miller teaches Science of
Mind Year I, drawing from text by
Ernest Holmes. At the same time
on Dec. 14, Juanella Bva.ns
instructs Science of Mind Year rv.
Open to all, this advanced cla.ss in
metaphysics and truth teachings
also prepares those wishing to
become practitioners or ministers.
Love offerings are accepted on
both occasions at Community
Church, the Newport Beach
Church of Religious Science. It's
located at 901 Dove St., Suite 145,
in Newport Beach. Phone 646-
3199 for more information.
HEALTH DAY
Instructor Janet Brosan leads
People With Arthritis Can Exer-
cise classes from 10 to 11 a.m.
every Tuesday at the Jewish
Senior Center of Orange County,
250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The
class includes health education,
joint-protection tips, relaxation
techniques, pain-control tech-
niques and socializing. Call 513-
5641.
PARADIGM SHIFT
The Newport Beach Baha'i
Community allows participants to
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hear and expedeDce •Paradigm
Shift: A New Way A New
World• at 1 :30 p.m. every Priday
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
oonfllcts be resolved without
force? Are women and men
equal? What's the spiritual solu-
tion to our economic problems?
Music and food (lle included.
Directions: 759-0999.
DHARMA SOOETY
Newport Beach Higashi Hon-
ganji Buddhist Thmple's Dharma
Society presents a lecture and dis-
cussion series Sunday, and on the
9'cond Sunday of each month, at
the temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa
Mesa. Call 722-1202.
ASK THE RABBI
Rabbi David Rosenberg .will
field questions during MSingles
Evening" on Friday, and every
second Friday of the month, at
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach.
A special Oneg Shabbat (fellow-
ship hour) will follow services
honoring 11ngle people. It all
takes place at 2'01 Irvine Ave. in
Newport Beach (Back Bay). For
information about the time, call
548-6900.
THIS JUSTIN
Dennis W. Short broadcasts
•God's Good News• on SUnday
during the worship service at
Harbor Christian Chwch (Dtsd-
ples of Christ). The sermon,
beginning at 10 a.ifi':, will draw
from Mark 1:1-8. Church school
for children will take place at the
same time, and adult Sunday
school runs from 8:30 to 9:30 a .m.
The church is located at 2401
Irvine Ave. in Newport Be4ch.
Contact the church at 645-5781.
FRESH CONTINUITY
Christ Church by the Sea cele-
brates its New 'Ii'aditions Service
of Worship each Sunday at 9:30
a.m. Child care is available during
each observance. The United
Methodist church is located at
1400 W. Balboa Blvd. in Newport
Beach. Phone 675-6310 for details.
CANVASSING THE GLOBE
On Dec. 15, artist Morgan
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Show timn art:
Sunday, December 8, 1996 • 4:00pm anti
Monday, December 9, 1996 • 7:00pm
at the NormJ111 Loats Aiulitori1m1, 600 Irvine Ave, Newport Beach.
Tickm arc: Sl2SOfoc aduJts and $10.00foc chi ldren and seniors.
Group tickcc sales arc available. For further information, call:
The Ba/kt Montm4rtre7141646-7688
TRADITIONAL EPISCOPAL
St. Matthew's Church
A parish of the Anglican Cathollo Church
1723 WMl!Clff Or1ve, Newport Beach, CA 92660
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673-1340 er 673-6150
Ciurc:b 10 am • 5 pm, SUndcrrScboal 10 am
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644-2617 er 675-4661
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PRESBYTERIAN
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Sunday, ~r 8, 8:30 and 10:15 A.M.
"ABRAM'S CALL: FOLLOWING
GOD INTO THE UNKNOWN"
(Oeneai& 12:1·13:18)
Or. john A. HufrtMn ChrblmU Conurt.t1 Sunday, December 8, 4:00 P.M.
~ and Friday, lAcember 13, 8:00 P.M.
600 S~. Andrews Road, Newport Beach, California (714) 631-2880
(ecnm from Newpon Harbor Hish Sc.hool .c Irvine and 15th.)
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piece ol art lhe created to pro-
mote interfaith undentanding
and awarenea. She'll abare bet
work dwtng the 10:30 a.m. eer-
vkle at Orange Cout Unitarlan
Univenalilt Church 1n Costa
Mela. Green wu commluloned
to create her p'rojei-t, wbldl bu
been shown around the word to
cultivate peace aDd acceptance of
teligioua dlvenity. Child care and
youth religious education wm be
provided during the service. The
church is located at 1259 Victoria
St. For more information, call 646-
4652.
PEAK SOUNDS
The Rev. Gail Miller recalls
•Angels We. Have Heard on
High" on Sunday at Comm.unity
Church, the Newport Beach
Church of Religious Science. The
10:30 a.m. setvice follows medita-
tion at 10. The church is located at
901 ~ve St., Suite 145, in New-
port Beach. Call 646-3199 for
more information.
HEAVENLY SHOW TUNES
The 10 a.m. worship at New-
port <;enter United Methodist
Church w1Jl inCJude a COD= rery Cbmtian musical S y.
The Chei>Ml Choir will prwnt
•Prom Heaven'• Throne,• a
melodic ietelling of the Christmas
story. Its conclulion involves the
entire congregation Joln.lng in on
favorite carols. The church at
1601 Marguerite Ave. 1n Corona
del Mar ol181,'1 additional perking
at Uncoln School The church
office can be reached at 6'4-07•5
for more information.
lltE REASON FOft THE SEASON
Community Open House
Month at St. Mark Presbyterian
Chwm emphasizes "Remember
the Reuon for the 5ea.1on• dui ..
ing December. The entire ·family
meets in the sanctuary at 9:30
a.m . and after a special lesson for
the children. the youth are wel-
come to attend church school.
After the service and coffee hour,
adult classes will focus on •Jesus'
at 2000: The Courageous Peas-
ant• with a presentation followed
by dialogue. The Sunday service
features a special Readers lhe-
ater presentation of "Adventually~
Waiting for the Messiah.• Thtt
church is located at 2100 Ma{
Vista Drive in Newport Beach. For
details, phone 644-1341.
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Pastor William Hemenway
"Wt love children, youth, youns adults, carttr
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• Sunday Servtca -8:00am, 9:30am, 11 :OOam
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RELIGIOUS SCIENCE EPISCOPAL
lrWitc ch. "aidmt.s "Newport Beach, Corona ckl M«
8 Costa Mesa to ,ouT place of wor1hip
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Local glitterati go Hoag for the holidays
H oag Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian's Christmas
Carol Dall is the place to be
tbis evening at Crystal Court.
The black-tie celebration
promises to be the elegant affair
of the hollday season, taking
place under a tent erected on top
of the parking structure. Co·
chairs of the party, John and
Prances Applegate, expect a
who's who guest list of local glit-
terati. Proceeds from tonight's
bast?-, alon{f .with all funds raised
a.t the Hoag Festival of Thees, will
benefit the hospital's renovation
ol the operating rooms.
. In other Hoag news, the 552
qub Juniors will celebrate the
season Dec. 17 with a Balboa
P.avilion bash, kicking off at 5:52
ol course. The Newport Harbor
~t parade will be the focus of
the evening for some 200 young
professionals dedicated to Hoag
Hospital. Chaired by Paul La
Plana, the juniors event is open to an interested, with tickets priced
at $37.50. Call 574-7208.
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This weekend, Bowers Museum
of CUltura.t Art featUres the Kidse-
um Wmter Wanderla.nd Family
Festival. Storyteller Antonio Saae
will take children on a journey
through time and around the
world with stories of the season.
Santa's workihop is just one stop
on the magical tour for children,
and Sarita himseU promises to pay
the kids a visit. The Bowers Kidse-
wn eve.nt is free and takes place
today and Sunday from 11 a.m. to
4 p.m. Call 480-1520 for details.
Q
H you are looking for another
holiday outing to enjoy with the
family, you might consider taking
them to see the Ballet Montmartre
production of •Christmas Wish# on
Sunday and Monday at Loats
Auditorium. Newport Harbor High
School. T\ckets are $12.50 for
adults and $10 for children and
may be purchased by calling 646-
7688.
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Pacific hosted Myrll Kreuder this
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Faber, Anne Key, Elaine Keck,
and Joan McFadden. Each of the
tea tables was adorned with heir-
loom china and silver from com-
mittee members' per5onal collec-
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In-store news for the holiday
season features the opening of
Georgette Klinger at South Coast
Plaza. The salon officially opened
this past week in the Jewel Court,
with a special event slated for
Wednesday, when Kathryn
Klinger hosts a reception in the
beautiful new boutique in support
of the Pacific Symphony. Cocktails
and conversation will precede a
performance of Beethoven's Ninth
Symphony conducted by Carl SL
Clair. The new salon, which was
lovingly and handsomely
designed by Klinger and Bob
Heraldez, is the epitome of good
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Another wonderful happerung
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work of The Alzheimer's Associa-
tion on Tuesday. Windows On The
Bay, Newport Beach, is the venue
for a gathering of supporters called
"team-X-treme, • a group of young
professionals in their 20s and 30s
working to fight Alzheimer's. Un-
da Sheck of The Alzheimer's Asso-
ciation reports that this dynamic
young support group is working to
"brid'ge the gap between genera-
tions with education and assis-
tance to parents and grandparents
with Alzheimer's disease and
dementia.•
Chairing the affair are Kerl
Close and ller brother, Erle Close,
star of NBC's "Dark Skies,· along
with Jacqueline DuPont and Alisa
Gordon, all local activists dedlcat-
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NBC series ·wmgs, • 1V star
Crysta.I Bemard lent a band
recently at Planet Hollywood,
South Coast Plaza. The pretty
blond actress joined local business•
and community leaders raising ,
holiday funds for St. Jude's Chil·
dren 's Research Hospital. Bernard
presented Planet Hollywood with
her famous kitchen towel, apron
and spatula from "Wmgs. •The
props jom the growing collection
of entertainment memorabilia that
is the signature of the popular
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Since she was a child, Pat Russell of Costa Mesa has carried on
BRIAN P06UDA I DAILY PILOl
Pat Russell displays some of
her favorite womens' hand
gloves that she has been col-
lecUng since the 1930s.
By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot
W hen Pat Russell was a
oung girl during the
bepression, her family
couldn't afford to buy her nice
things. But her aunt, who worked
as a post mistress, always made
sure her niece was taken care of.
During the 1930s and into the
'40s, Russell's aunt would pick
her up on Saturdays and they
would take the streetcar into Los
Angeles to go shopping and
have lunch.
"She was an old maid; never
had any children, ff Russell said.
·She was very generous with my
sister and I -she gave us social
graces.•
One luxury that Russell's aunt
always bought her on those trips
was a pair of gloves. A fashion
statement in the early 1900s,
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women always wore gloves
when they left the house.
The 67-year-old Costa Mesa
woman now has more than 50
pairs of the gloves, from the fine-
ly detailed leather ones her aunt
wore to the cloth ones given to
her on those fun trips into the
city.
Most of the gloves are from
the 1920s though 1960s, and the
older ones, worn by her grand-
mother, are from the late 1800s.
#My aunt was still carrying
and wearing gloves until about
1960, • she said.
The gloves are soft and ele-
gant, and range from very long -
up to the elbow -to very short.
The colors are muted: mostly
browns, black and white.
When Russell's aunt died in
1985, she went through her old
trunks and found even more of
the gloves.
•As I found them, I kept
them,• she said.
Russell said the gloves were
more of a trend than a functional
item.
#These were the utmost in
style and fashion," she said,
caressing a long, brown glove
with five satin buttons that travel
along the forearm. "The long
ones'were the real fashion state-
ments."
The collection is special to
Russell, who likes to reminisce
about the past.
"They have sentimental val-
ue," she said. •Tuey remind me
of my family."
Russell carefully packs the
leather gloves away in tissue, a
ritual she performs so the deli-
cate leather doesn't mold.
"I can't get my hands into any
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down at a tiny white glove.
"They bad very small bands
back then .. •
Russell also has a collection of
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even has a bottle of water from
the opening of .the San Fernando
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used to do things."
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SCR's 'Christmas Car91' strikes pleasantly familiar chord
By Tom Trtus
B ack in 1980, when South
Coast Repertory was a
m;re stripling of 15, com-
pany member Jerry Patch hit
upon the idea of adapting
Charles Dickens' classic novel,
"A Christmas Carol,• for the
stage, maybe even presenting it
for two or three holiday sea-
sons.
Well, here it is 1996 and "A
Christmas Carol• is still packing
them into the Mainstage audito-
rium -with, remarkably, most of
the show's major cast members
continuing in eithet their origi-
nal roles or facsimiles thereof.
This sense of continuity is the
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We've gone without Don Took's
Marley on one occasion, with-
out Art Koustik's dual
Joe/Fezziwig on another, and
Martha McFarland took several
seasons off, finally returning in
the cunent version. But two
roles have been constant -Hal
Landon Jr. 's magnificent
Ebenezer Scrooge and John
Ellington's lower-keyed,
delightful Bob Cratchit.
But director John-David
Keller, who's staged all 17 pro-
ductions, must look for another
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Ellington plans to leave the
company to study for the min-
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difficult to fill as Landon's would
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enjoy the other familiar faces of
•Christmas CarolS" past -
Richard Doyle and Ron Bous-
som as the spirits of yuletides
past and present, and director
Keller taking a now-familiar
tum as a charity solicitor with
McFarland (who also returns to
her role as Mrs. Fezziwig).
Richard Soto and Devon Ray-
mond are both in their seventh
seasons with the show, and both
shine particularly well in this
production; Soto in the role of
Scrooge as a young man and
Raymond, moving from his girl-
frtend, Belle, into the part of
Mrs. Cratchit. 1\vo newcomers
acclaimed soloists in Beethoven's
Ninth Symphony, at 8 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday at the
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who also impress are Benjamin
Llvingston as Scrooge's nephew.
Fred, and Debbie Grattan as his
wile, Sally. They, like many oth-
ers, take on other characters as
well.
Landon has long been the
definitive Scrooge, and this time
is no exception as he sin.ks his
teeth deeper into the role every
year. He plays the audience like
a violin, holding focus even -
perhaps especially -when
alone on stage for several min-
utes in both his miserly and his
reborn incarnations. And, of
course, his •hat trick" on the
bed cl.raws an ovation.
New faces also menti.ng
attention are Susannah Schul-
man, who inherits the role of
Belle; Benton Jennings Mel-
bourne, moving up from the
ticket office to assume the part
of Topper, and James Kruk,
quite solid as the young Marley.
Cll.ff Faulkner's rapidly
changing backdrops are as
effective as ever, and Dwight
Richard Odle's costuming is
agam first-rate. The addition 'of
a puppeteer for this version
spices the street scenes, which
also are enriched by scavenger
ladies McFarland, Grattan and
Schulman.
Patch, Keller. Lancton a.nd
company have ushered the holi-
day season m wonderfully once
more. This 17th annual "Christ-
mas Carol" 1s agam a joyous
occasion
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'I feel She
way ... "
-DENNIS PINTO,
speaktng about his late wife
who died the day he learned
he had won the state lottery
letter of
the day
Ode to the
homeless
T his poem is in response
to a story about the
homeless· on Nov. 13
and how they were having
proble~ dl the library and I
feel temble about how these
people have to live.
HOMELESS
God bless the homeless for
they need to be strong
And survive in a world that
has been torn.
Each day they face a chal-
lenge in the human race
They don't know if tonight
they will find a space.
Where they can rest their
weary heads
Remembering their past of
pillows blankets and a warm
bed.
At sundown their lights go
out.
No cooking, TVs, Reading,
Some of the things they have
learned to live without.
Then the Sun rises to a new
day in
Search of restrooms, show-
ers, food on the way.
Many even have jobs but
don't earn enough pay.
With the rents so high they
want today.
It's really a shame people
should care and share.
Some have so much but the
compassion not there.
We sometimes take for
granted and want more.
When these people don't
have what's needed like a
roof or floor.
If only we could find a way
Everyone would have a
home today.
For we are not permanent
here on earth.
We only stay awhile,
So why not help another
walk that extra mile?
ETttEL CORONA
Costa Mesa
The Back Bay Bombers are grounded for the season .
BACK BAY BOMBERS
For these teens from one of
the district's two continuation
schools, getting a chance to
play basketball was a big deal.
And last year, they made a
good showing, despite a few
outbursts. But now, the
National Junior Basketball
League has bounced the stu-
dents out of competition, end-
ing their hopes for before the
season even started.
CHILD CARE
Bad news hit the daycare
commwtity this week as the
Newport-Mesa AsSistance
League officials announced
monetary constraints has
forced them to decide to close
down the Grace Hoag Child
Care Center, which has oper-
ated since 1972.
losses
TINA SCHROEDER
She loved to fly. And when
her life ended abruptly in a
crash last weekend, many said
they were thankful that Tina
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PllOT
Schroeder died doing some-
thing she loved. Her children,
Sian and Chiron, are going to
need all the support they can
get.
a Laguna Nlguel coundl-
man, to be the replacement
for 5th Dtltrld Supent.sor
M4rWi BergMOJl.
VOWNTIERS
Oriaa di1 Mm' High "'1-
deatl saw tbe cMDenge and
ro1e up \o tt. The students
chalked up IOID8 14',000
hours of time helping out
local charities.
community commentary
Bathroom scrub is long time coming
By Karen Wight
Superintendent Mac Bernd
was recently praised for
pled~ to upgrade the
bathroom facilities at Newport
Harbor High School.
Bernd has been in an office
next door to the ~ school for
three years and is just discover-
ing that there are enormous prob-
lems with the school's facilities?
1llis is an issue not only with
Harbor High, but with every oth-
er older school in the district.
Ask any child in any of our
well-loved schools what their
largest complaint is ... the bathr
rooms. They have tree roots in
the pipes that back up regularly,
the floors and tiles are in desper-
ate need of an add wash, there
are no doors in many bathrooms
and those that have doors have
no locks, and there are no per-
sonal hygiene products in the
older girls restrooms in the ele-
mentary schools.
Many times the parents and/or
students have tried to improve
the conditions by organizing
cleaning days or by offering to
buy air fresheners to place on the
ceilings. Every time an effort is
made it seems as though there is
a reason for the district to rebuff
the effort.
Pipes do not get reamed until
they back up, locks are not
installed because of student
Hsa.fety. • All these things add up
to give the students a lot to com-
plain about, but very little room
for action.
Many of us have tried to be a
part of the solution, not part of
the problem, but often our ideas
have fallen on deaf ears.
Any parent who has potty
trained a child knows how devas-
tating it can be for a kindergart-
ner to be told that he can't go to
the bathroom at school for fear of
overllowing the toilets every time
they're flushed.
Mac Bernd -thanks for recog-
nizing the problem, but don't stop
with Harbor High ... have a cou-
ple cups of coffee and go on
some visitations of the schools ln
your district. teacher's lounges
not included.
Let's give all of our children
clean, sate facilities to use.
• KARIN WIGHT Is a Newport Beach
resident.
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correspondence 1
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Clean up the ...
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Cannery Village \4
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I for one support the residents
and those responsible busi-
ness owners who want the
Newport Beach City Council to
do something about the number
of drunks in the Cannery district.
I am amused at the illogic of
Dan Marcheano, owner of the
Arch's restaurant, who believes
the Newport Beach council
should back off its civic responsi-
bilities because the chamber of
commerce is •studying the prob-
lem..
Since when did we elect the
chamber of commerce to run our
city? I don't think we did.
REBA Wll.lJAMS
Newport Beach
Test scores reflect
district's bad job
The dismal overall ems
scores of the Newport-Mesa
School District is indicative of
the poor job that Superintendent
Mac Bernd and the board have
done over the past years.
The great swing in the ele-
mentary school ra..qldng!l from a
Whittier' low of t 1 %, to Ander-
son's high of 80% is unbeliev-
able and unacceptable. Where
has the board been?
A specific note is the sad case
of a once strong Adams school
in Mesa Verde. A low ranking of
40% is directly attributable to
the twin wrongs of bussing and
bilingual classes resulting in the
continued exodus af local neigh-
borhood children to private
schools. The superintendent's
weak response to this crisis is
that people should look at
steady increases in scores over
time. It appears to me that we
are just about out of time.
Where is an action plan?
ROBERT SPICE.a
Costa Mesa
Lack of knowledge
about marijuana law
After reading the letters to the
editors about the marijuana
issue, I am quite stunned to real-
ize how many people voted for
and are for that passage, that
have no realization that it is not
for presaiptions.
U you pick up a teenage mag-
azine ... maybe written by a doctor,
that says go ahead use marijua-
na to help you with PMS or ear
aches or anything, that would
allow that. I am just stunned
people didn't reall7.e it had noth-
ing to do with a prescription.
M.USHA NORDLUND
Newport Beach
Don't park on
Newport Center Drive
I was dismayed to recently
read in the Pilot that Newport
Beach had approved a request
of The Irvine Co. to transform
travel lanes of Newport Center
Drive into on street parking. To
paraphrase the Council reaction
-well this will allow for more
sales tax revenue.
I don't know what others
think, but I t.b1nk Newport Cen-
. ter is a much better place
•
because parked cars were not "
designed into the driving expe-
rience around Fashion lsland.
There is going to be a materi-''
al degradation of the Center's "
appearance w hen we introduce
the parked cars. Can parking
meters be far behind? Could the
request by The Irvine Co. be
because it didn't want to pro-
vide adequate on-site parking?
Can it be a result of Edwards
constructing three additional
screens with no additional park-'
ing capabilities? ,1 I hope others wQuld.Jliare my
ooncern that we don't destroy a ~
rather grand avenue by intro-
ducing ~e parked cars (and
parking meters?) to Newport
Center Drive. ,,,
. FRANKE. HUGHES ,.
Newport Beach •
Veggie bus driver
got your money
.. ..
,, How exciting that the vege-
tarian bus driver got a large set-"
·tlement from the taxpayers for ...
disobeying his employer.
I certainly hope this encour-
.. ,
ages him, others like him and
Gloria Allred to sue taxpayers
more and help rectify all the
wrongs in the world. Remember,
it is only other people's.money so .• /'
it doesn't really matter anyway.
BAllllY ZANCK "
Newport Beach
HI
A Newport Boulevard
of broken dreams , . ,.,
cil: I would like to pose a ~. T o Costa Mesa's City Coun-
few simple questions. ~. •
Is there one among you who is
pleased with the present state of -
Newport Boulevard? Would .. -
more liquor sales improve the
quality of life for the denizens •
who live on, or near, this "boule-..
. vard of broken dreams?H I think i
notl .-•
Is liriliting the sale of porno-
graphic videos, or magazines,
easier than eliminating the sale
of drugs or prostitution on this
boulevard?
I think we all know the
answer to that question!
Can this blighted street
become a better place for all
Costa Mesa.ns? Yes, rm sur~ of it
-but it takes a courageous, intel-
ligent and hopeful leader. Per-
haps the most d.ifficult questions
are: Who will that leader be?
And when will he take the lead?
JOHN J. BEYERS
Costa Mesa
Can't see the view for
the trees
I find it hard to believe that
The Irvine Co. and the city of
Newport Bea.ch would be so
inconsiderate in planting a mass
of pines and palms along
MacArthur Boulevard (below
San Miguel). They will eventual·
ly block out that refreshing and
spectacular ocean view to the
motoring public as they enter our
beach community.
. RONll!O
CorotJA del Mar
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Brace yourself for ·a turbulent airport b~ttle
Wayne Airport could not satisfy
intercontinental and internation-
al demand now relegated to Los
Angeles International.
Indeed, people ln the farthest
reaches of Orange County must
travel up to 75 miles (many times
a.three-hour trlp) to reach LAX
for what may be only a one-hour
Oight. The ccmtralned supply o1
flights contributes to John Wayne
Airport's stAtul u one ol the
highest-yield alJportl in the
~try.
What th1I means 11 that alr·
bnel can charge and recelve
~ Wlil than ellewbere. for
a•mplA, a round trip flight to
Pbe>enis may OOlt 5'9 out of
LAX. Piolri John Wayne,
though, tbat Mme tJtp will ~
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ftiii fl'CJID • banowtn9lY lbOrt
runway and Jlmttecl ramp space
ibaebon*l ta to. IMl'9 •70
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for every departure.
The Air Une Pilots Association
has long-ttanding and well-d.oc-
umented complaints about John
Wayne Airport. Their position is
made clear in the m
Toro Environmental Impact
Report: •(The assoc1ation) sup-
ports the concept of moving air
carrier operations out ol John
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CONTINUED FROM A 1
Framed photographs ol air-
planes, along with photos of
Schroeder, were arranged around
the table where her ashes rested.
Schroeder died when a Paris
MS-760 jet nose-dived into an
indusbial building shortly after
takeoff Saturday aftemoon from
John Wayne Airport. The crash also
killed David Covell, 48, of Lompoc,
and David Rolland Hughes, 51, of
Cypress. •
The bright yellow private plane
plunged through the roof of a med-
ical-supply company. The cause of
the crash fs under investigation.
Schroeder was a single mother
with a passion for flying. She
worked as an engineer at Northrop
Grumman Corp., and she had
recently sold an article to Private
Pilot magazine about the plane in
which she died.
She leaves behind two children,
Sian, 17, and Chiron, 15.
Sian, dressed ln black and wear-
ing dark sunglasses, wept through
the afternoon. Her voice broke
when she spoke of the crash that
killed her mother.
•That's the way she should have
gone,· she said. ·No other way.
That's the way she should have
gone.•
Chiron, who appeared at ther ·
service with a tie and wraparound
sunglasses, said the last week has
been filled with a "lot of stress.·
"It's horrible ,· he said. ·rve
been throwing up a lot the last cou-
ple nights. (But) I guess I've got to
be the strong one, be there for my
sister.•
When he received the news of
the crash, he said, "I kind of put
myself in (denial}, said it couldn't
be my mom. But it was. It's a bum-
mer. I loved my mom.•
Chiron said be will fly Saturday
with a family friend in the Cessna
140 his mother co-owned.
"It's my mom's plane, and I just
kind of want to fly ·in it for the last
time,· he said.
All afternoon Friday friends and
acquaintances walked up to him.
They offered words and hand-
shakes, and he accepted them
politely.
"You hanging in there OK,
duder said one.
"Yeah,• he said.
The memorial service drew
dozens wearing suits and ties. Oth-
ers were teenagers wearing back-
ward-turned baseball caps and surf
shirts, with skateboards held
solemnly at their sides. Many who
came to pay respects knew
Schroeder through her passioo for
planes.
Erle Ha.men was Schroeder's
Oight partner who worked with her
at Northrop. 1bgether they once
Oew to her native Midwest and
back.
•0n the one hand, you th.ink, if I
had to go, I'd want to go Oying an
a.ilplane, • be said. "On the other
hand, nobody deserves a thing like
that"
During his sermon. Father Sallot
capttaliud On the flying metaphor.
"When you strap yourself into a
cockpit. and you blast into the sky,
you realize that you're in the hands
of a power bigger than yourself,·
be said. "To try to explain her trag-
ic death ... lousy timing. ... I don 't
think any of us would attempt
that."
Sallot said leaming how to Oy
required a good imtrudor, just as
life required God's guidance. He
said Schroeder's death permitted
her to •meet the Chief Instructor
face to face ... not out of fear but out
ol delight."
At times the sound of aiip1anes
crossing overhead drowned out his
voice.
Chiron sat down mid-sermon
and pulled his knees up against his
chest.
When Sallot finished, !Mtinvited.
others to speak about SBiioeder.
Ed O'Neil, her neighbor, said she
had •a zest for life like no one I've
ever seen.•
. Near the end of the service a
Mustang P-~1 . Down by a family
friend, made two passes overhead.
Schroeder's ashes will be scat-
tered over the ocean next week.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
• Fredri.ksen's 19-yard touchdown pass to Brad La
comes with less than a minute to g o; it's just inside:the
comer and comes on a play pulled 9ut of the hat on e
field of play a s the Sailors barge into next week's ~Ue
game against tonight's Santa Margarita-Tustin ~er.
By Barry Faulkner, Daity Pilot
FUll.ERTON -Newport Har-
bor Coach Jeff Brinkley said it
was what high school football
was all about. but the g ame-win-
ning touchdown for the Sailors
Friday night came on a school-
yard improvisation .
Trailing top -seeded Servite,
16-15, with less than a
•This feels like nothing l 've
ever felt before,~ said Fredri)gen,
moments after talking BriJJtley
into the victory-clinching plo
·coach Brinkley came in~th
a play, but I said no," said •tbe
Daily Pilot Sea View L~e
minute left in the CIF .-------~ Offensive Playe( of
the Year. • Southern Section Divi-
sion V semifjnals at
Cal State Fullerton,
H~nior quarter-
back Josiah Fredrilc-
sen sold Brinkley on a
variation of a curl to
Brad La Bass during a
timeout at the Servite
19.
•we've never nm
that play before,· said
•That was alldosi-·
ah, • Brilikley
explained. •He :said
move me out of the
pocket and let :n>.e
throw the com• .to
Brad (La Bass, who
sold the comer 1md
got open}.~ •
La Bass, who m ad e Josiah Fredrtk.sen
the Servite defensive
The game, '*ich
featured just .one
touchdown thrOtlgh
three quarters, opiped
up considerably iDtbe back bite on the curl,
then bolted for the com er.
Fredriksen, who asked to roll
right on the play, hit La Bass just
inside the cone to give the visitors
a 23-16 upset victory.
The win puts the fourth-seed-
ed Tan (12-1) into the Dec. 14
championship game against the
winner of tonight's Santa Mar-
garita-Tustin semifinal (7:30 at
Tustin) at a site to be determined .
final period :
Servite linebacker Nick Btclit
intercepted a deflected pas(and
returned it 2 yards to the Ne'f!J)Olt
28 to start the late-scoring· ou t-
burst. ~.
Five plays later, Vmce ~
dived over left tack.le for a 1-~
score, and quarterback C.-eg
Cicero's two-point" convestion
pass to tight end Chris By)tedt
gave Servite its first lead :with
10:25 left. • •• OON lEACH I DAILY PILOT
Newport's Pete Hogan comes up with fumble recovery as teammate Erle Freeman (40) celebrates; Greg Wertman ls behind Hogan.
It's the third title-game appear-
ance in five years for the Sailors,
who defeated Servite , 20-15, in
the 1994 final.
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chances for a repeat at
Tip-off tourney finals
• Estancia must settle for
third-place showdown
with Newport Harbor
afte r dropping 69-57
d ecision to West Torrance.
By Richard Dunn, Daity Pilot
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I want to be and we run against
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nmnen within a'~
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cbempomblp under Su.mDe.r
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: NEWPORT BEACH -The
R~-Duggan
US Sailing's
Male Athlete
of the Year
• Paralympic Games
medalist captures coveted·
honor, and it sends him
into ·another arena as a
candidate for the U.S.
Sportsman of Year award.
0 the national sailing n scene, US s&ling
has named
. Newport Harbor ffigh girls bas-
ketball team spotted opponents
about 21 games last season,
before transforming from an
11-10 squad into a team that
nearly upset top-seeded Moor-
: park in the CIF Southern Section
: ill-AA Quarterlinals.
• This season, with the benefit of
: four returning starters and their
: first complete summer under sec-
: ond-year Coach Bob Dukus' tute-
: lage, the Sailors appear to be
: ready to pick up where they left
: off.
• "We had a very good summer,
as opposed to last year when we
really didn't have one at all," said
Dukus, who will count on All-
Newport-M'esa District 6-0 twin
towers Breanna Badorek and
M.E. Clayton, as well as senior
point guard Colleen Eadie to lead
a small roster Dukus calls the ning streak.
•Newport Nine. Badorek, whose maturation
•it doesn't sound like we're into a consistent inside force as a
deep, but we're nine deep, which junior coincided with the Tan'
most teams aren't," Du.kus late-season surge, averaged 15.2
explained. •1 could have brought points and 12.6 rebounds the final
up a couple girls from the junior 10 games to lift her season totals
varsity to sit on the bench, but to 9.1 and 6.9, respectively.
why do that? The nine girls we •She's tough as nails," Dukus
have are all very talen~ and will said of
all contribute. We're going to be Badorek, who
tough." complements
Just how tough, is a subject C l a y t o n ' s
Dukus hedges on somewhat. But finesse with a
he isn't above pointing toward more physical
showdowns with Sea View p r e s e n c e .
League powerhouse Woodbridge Clayton aver-
(Jan. 14 on the road and Peb. 4 at aged 10.5
home). points and six
•If you look at what Wood-boards as a
bridge lost (Daily Pilot Sea View Colleen Eadie junior. Co-Players of the Year Erin Sto-"M.E. can
vall and Melanie Pearson), com-take the ball at
pared to who we have back, my midcourt and lead the break,
feeling is those are going to be which not to many post players
two great games. We have a can do," Dukus said. "She has a
strong desire to win and we'll go nice assortment of moves, and
in with confidence. Those g~~ really excels at the high post. She
are definitely two highlights 0 mves us great flexibility.,.
our schedule." · Eadie, who earned second-
It was the Sailors who handed team all-league laurels after step-
Woodbridge its last league loss, ping in for injured Andree Ver-
before the Warriors built their hulst (since transferred to Bishop
existing 40-game Sea View win-Mo~tgomery), gives Dukus a con-
ti.dent floor general.
•She's really grown into the
role,• Dukus said oI the 5-8 veter-
an. •She is a good leader, is very
quick on both ends of the floor -
and has developed the ability to
drive, shoot and dish.·
Desiree Talley, a 5-9 senior, is
the other returning starter. She
averagecl'4.1 points as a role play-
er for last year's 16-12 squad.
·She can shoot from three-
point range, penetrates well, and
should be one of our top defend-
ers and rebounders," Dukus said.
Makenzie Glover, who played
sparingly as a junior, brings inten-
sity, fire and defensive prowess to
the starting five, while sopho-
mores Katie Dunne (5-9) and
Alyssa Paul (5-8) are back to add
bench support after impressive
varsity debuts last season.
"Katie has a chance to be a
fantastic player and Alyssa has
made great strides," Dukus s~d.
Sophomore Kristen Urban, up
from the junior varsity, and 6-1
freshman April Ross, round it out.
H My three sophomores and Ross
are going to be fun to watch in the
years to come, but they're going
to help us right now."
~en pressed, Dukus cites
Newport Beach resident John
Ross-Duggan as its Male Athlete
of the Year. Ross-Duggan, with
crew Chris Murphy and James
Leatherman, won the bronze
medal at the 1996 Paralympic
Garnes held in Georgia after the
Summer Olympic Games.
Sailo~ fall, 37.:.28; Los Al returns to finals
A seven-race series sailed in
Sonars, this regatta served as an
exhibition event for sailing's
introduction to the Paralympic
Games. This event will hold full
Paralympic status at the 2000
Games in Sydney, Austraija.
BesideS his bronze medal,
Ross-Duggan also won this
year's Hobie 16 lrapseat World
Championships in Sydney, the·
Independence Cup and the
North American Challenge Cup
(both held in Chicago) and the
Shake-A-l..e9 Midwinter Regatta
in Miami.
Ross-Duggan's sailing career
began at Alamitos Bay Yacht
Oub, where be competed in the
junior program and actively
sailed Hobie 14s and 1~ His
career culminated with a Win at
the Hobi8'19 Nadtmal
Champions~ps in 1977.
In 1978, at the age of 23,
Ross-Duggan was injured in an
auto accident that rendered him
a C-7 quadrtplegic .. After seven
months of rehabilitation, he
returned to finish medical school
and completed a residency in
radiology and a fellowship in
neuroradiology.
"Receiving this award is
about the highest honor I've ever
received,~ Ross-Duggan said.
"It's on par with representing the
USA at the Paralympics and
winning the bronze medal. It
will help further my mission to
promote sailing to persons with
disabilities as a rehabilitative,
recreational and competitive
sport."
Wmners of the Female
Athlete of the Year and the
Team of the Year were bronze
medalist in the Europe Oass,
Courtney Becker-Dey, and
bronze medalists in the Soling
class, Jeff Madrigal and Kent
and Jim Barton, respectively.
Ross-Duggan, Becker-Dey
and~ Soling team will be
consi red for the U.S. Olympic
Co ttee's Sportsman,
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•Wasted opportunities prove fatal; Sailors
will play for third. today against Estancia.
By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot ~
NEWPORT BEACH -Fri--lllDI
day's boys basketball game lllltJi ff 1$$i[d
between Los Alamitos and
-Newport Harbor'b.ighs4eft both coaches shaking their
heads about missed opportunities.
The result was a pretty entertaining game that saw
Los Alamitos take a 37-28 victory to advance to
tonight's championship game of the Daily Pilot Tip-Off
Classic at 7 p.m. against West Torrance. The Griffins
(3-0) lost to Estancia in the finals last season, 10-66.
The Sailors (2-1) will play in the third place game at
5:20 p.m. against Estancia.
"We just didn't shoot very well today," said Newport
Harbor Coach Larry Hirst. "Their defensive pressure
had something to do with that."
Dustin lllingworth's only point of the game came on
a free throw with 0:23 left before the half to give the
Sailors a 13-12 lead a\ intermission .
"Our guys are usually pretty happy when they see a
zone defense, but give Newport credit." said Los Al
Coach Steve Brooks. "They were playing us tough and
they kept us off-balance."
Both teams shot less than 40% from the field in the
opening half.
The Sailors opened their biggest lead of the game,
16-14, on a three-pointer by Peter Cunningham 1=30
into the second half before Los Al went on an 11 -0 run
keyed by tliree-pointers from lravis Strang and Kevin
Staniec. .
•strang's three gave us some breathing space at 20-
16," Brooks said. "That seemed to open things up for
us."
At that point, the Sailors switched into a man-to-man
defense and Los Al was able to work inside before
Staniec's three made it 25-16 with 2:40 left. Adam
Hearlson scored on a follow at the 40-second mark to
snap the Sailors' drought and cut the lead to 25-18
heading into the final eight minutes.
Matt Jameson scored on a 16-foot baseline jumper
10 seconds into the fourth period to close the gap to 25·
20, but that was as close as the Sailors would come.
Jameson finished with lO points to lead Newport Har-
bor.
One of Los AJ's two 6-foot-8 inside players, Matt
Komer, led all scorers with 14 points. The other, Adam
Seaton, . atsddedd a.o. AIMtltoe JJ, Newport tWtlor' 28 seven pom an Los Alamitos 8 4 13 12 -37
eight rebounds. Newport Harbor 6 7 s 1 o -28
"It think they a.o. Al....etoa . Havens 5, Garibay O,
showed th.ey're Strang 5, Moore o. Staniec 6, Byrd o.
both going to be Seaton 7, K~r 14. 3-pt. goals: Strang 1,
A 11 -L e a g u e Staniec 1. Fouled out non~. 'cks •Hirst said NecJport HMtaor ·Cunningham 3, ~u , • · Jameson 10, Archbold 2, Galber 2, ,.., We re young and Illingworth 1. Hearlson 8, Thlssell o,
we still have some Celley 2. 3-pt. ~Is: Cunningham 1.
work to do." . Fouled out: none.
BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor's Adam Hearlson looks for an open team-
mate In Sailors' compeUUon at the Dally Pilot Tip-off Clas-
sic. Harbor was toppled by Los Alamitos Friday night, 37-28.
Sportswoman and Sports Team
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Newport Harbor YC's :
Lehman fleet closed out its •
season with the Ken Davis
Regatta la.st Sunday. Salling in
extremely light conditions off
Udo PenimUla, competitor's
scores were, on average, very
inconsistent er.cept for winner
John Drayton and aew Gail
Nye.
Drayton and Nye posted a 1,
1, 1, 2, 4 to take the regatta -
and the series.
Drayton won the series by a
just 04l8 point over Phil'
Ramming, who allO ftniahed
recond in this 40th running a(
the Ken De.vii. Rounding out the
top five went: SteY& Schtq>ek. in
thlrd1 Davtd Black, fo\.UthJ and
Jim B\lc:JdDghami n.tth.
Mon than 30 boats~
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Community College men •
Orange CoastlKlw.nts lnvltAtlonal:
Golden West vs. Orange Coast. l
p.m. (contOIM!on)
High school =Dalty fltlot llp-Off Oatlk -1 Harbor:
Consolation, COf'OM M« vs. · Verdugo Hiil-. 2 p.m.; Fifth ptece. San~ vs.~ J:40 p.m.; TNtd plMlt, &tllncla vs. Nlwport
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"The Orange County Top 10
is out and we're not in it. b
looks like we may get a chan
pla~ five teams that cue,
our Kids are really excited a
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semifinals, a destination they
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In addition to bis talent on
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•corona's Nina Vaughan semifinals 1n back-to-back yean. Mar'• doubles tum ol Cayla.D because I thQught I waa going to day morning) and played ieallf ~
~ .. • ·nr.o. 5 to the semifinals . •Butl don't want to just have a Lealle tmd Nadia Vaughan. both win the tournament, and when well, I completely shut her out, : ~ good showing. I want to win. I frelbmen. l.oet tn the quartertinala, you do that you've got to beat all Vaughall Mid of euy third-Mt : W...~cond straight season want my name QD that cbampi-.. 6-3, 6--', to Summer nmtee and the good ones eventually,• she win. ·1 thought I wu really pr.e--:
CIF Indi 'dual ~ . ombip banner. I want to win CIP. Margaux Plerog of Dana Hills. said. pared (to play Stunov~ in the : at .vi ienrus So I guess now I have to work Top-seeded Paye OeVera and Vaughan earned a degree of semtflnals), beca~ I was bitting :
Championships. harder, and the good thing is that Katey Becker of VWa Park won revenge in her qwuterfinaJ victo-well in warm ups and I bad an :
I've got another chance." the doubles title over Calabasas, ry over Esmero, a freshman. awesome first set (against : jim
waite rs By Richard Dunn, Dal¥ Pilot
IRVINE -Merely performing
well in the CIF Southern Section
mdtvidual girls tennis champi-
onships isn't good enough for
Nina Vaughan of Corona del Mar
High, at least not anymore.
*l'm pleased with myseli,"
Vau~han said of her three-season
run Ul which she has advanced to
~ RUarterfinals (1994) and the _ ..
SAILORS
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Newport senior tailback Ray
QJ:lrel, who paced the winners
w$ 153 yards on 30 carries,
returned the ensuing kickoff 29
yards, and brOke 28 yards on first
dpwn to put the Sailors in busi-
ness.
Obrel went
Brad La Bass
21 yards with a
screen pass,
then found a
gaping hole
between tack-
le Ian Dorlsh
and guard Phil
Baltazar on the
left side for a
16-yard touch-
down run.
Fredriksen
hit Danny
Pulido on a
fade for the
conversion and Harbor led, 15-8,
with 7:47 left.
A 51-yard Nick Rodriguez
kickoff return helped a Servile
counterpuncb which took only
four plays to cover the remaining
52 yards. Yet another two-point
Ocero pass put Servile on top
w.ith 6:33 left, but Newport had
the final answer.
The Sailors, who recovered
fumbles to end the Friars' first
two possessions, cashed in the
se<;qnd miscue when the 6-foot-5, 2~0-J><>und Pulido bulldozed 5-6,
tSO-pound Alvan Loreto on an 8-
yard catch-and-run with 5:07 left
iq the fust period.
Pulido stopped Reed on
ROGERS
CONTINUED FROM 81
begmning of the race, so I was
looking for them. We have
always known where they were
the last two weeks."
Rogers, who ran 15:00 on the
Mt. San Antonio College rain
course the week prior to finish
sLXtb overall in the CIF Southern
Section Division IV Finals,
bebeves J'l pacing hlmself. Sort
of let's his mind do the work.
•· J see cross country and
long·dJstance running as a
rnentaJ sport,~ said Rogers, still
hopeful of Stanford acceptance.
"Everybody's got a lot of physical
taJeot, but if you can keep
yourself focused and keep going,
eventually somebody's going to
g;ve up and hopefully it's the
other guy and you'll win the
race. I think if you just stay
focused on what you're doing,
you'll be all right."
In the biggest races of the
seuon -Southern Section
prQDminaries, section finals and
state meet -Rogers led the Sea
~gs.
"When we found out we were
t
rT,.ENNIS ~.NTINUED FROM 81
' ~~9 to four different
1be Senior 1.(0 League began
ID March, with the four clubs ~g otf on the ftnt Thursday 'bl .,ery month. t l8m\ll 11 more than something f~ the elttmatad 96 senior men
~o are involved 1D the league, Players like Regan, o 73-year-old htued magume publilber who
tlidn't pick up hll flnt rocket
jmWhewu,2. eTbp-teeded BBC m.cquet
ub featw. Bill PopeJoy1
Ol"IDC county CEO. and captain Pill HoOd. fGn:Deir ~ent ot liunt POodi. . .
S«nlfbW round.I tOctay wm
aD eight courta at Park
1Na1W1t1ftlt.. whh fo04. S'W'kl, IOft
111111.u .aa bilili ne to the
Vaughan, a junior, reached the while Temecula'• Sana.z Ghazal Esmero defeated Vaughan, 6-Esmero), then . everything went :
semifinals for the second consec-defeated Wood bridge's Natalie 4, in a single set two months ago downhill from there. :
utive year on Friday at the Rae-Exon in the other singles semifi-when the Sea Kings played Mater •The first set was pretty : ------------
quet Club of Irvine, losing to top-nal. Dei in a nonleague match. pathetic (against Stunova), and I : Lets g t
seeded Zuzana Stunova of Rio Nina Vaughan, a two-time Sea "When we played (Ibursday), missed opportunities in the sec-: B
Mesa, 6-3, 6-4. Vaughan was View League singles £hmnplon there was some pretty good ten-ond sel (Stunova) didn't really do : '31
seeded fourth. who lost to rival Exon ln this nis, but it wasn't my best," anything to beat me. It was pretty :
Earlier in the day, Vaughan fin-year's league final, was ellminat-Vaughan said, referring to the disappointing because in my : ad t
ished off Mater Dei's Melissa ed by the section's defending rain-shortened quarterfinal the opinion I should have won the : •e y o
Esmero in the quarterfinals, 6-4, champion. Stunova is a senior. previous day, in which Vaughan tournament. All four semifinalists : ..I. 1
3-6, 6-3, when she played per-"I thought it was a reaµy tough held a 3-2 lead in the third set, are pretty equal, and we can all :
haps her best tennis in weeks. draw (facing the top-seed in the after she and Esmero split sets. beat each other on any given ! n1111ble In other action, Corona del semifinals), but I don't mind "I closed that (match) out (Fri-day.• : • . • • .
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Harbor's Joe Urban Jan the ball loose u Servtte quarterback Greg Cicero goes down. Sailors'
Jason Deere (left) and Danny Pulido (right) close ln; Pete Hogan eventually came up wtth the ball.
fourth-and-one at the Sailor 15 on
the next possession and the
Sailors averted an apparent disas-
ter early in the second to preserve
their lead.
Fredriksen hit Pulido, who was
stripped of the ball churning for
extra yardage. Though Servite's
Adrian Hinkley recovered and
appeared headed for paydirt, the
officials ruled an inadvertent
whistle had killed the play.
Safety Erik Runfola, kicker
Eddie Johnson, comers Brett Bak-
er and Eric Freeman all made
touchdown-saving tackles as the
Sailors held Servile to 60 yards on
the ground and 185 through the
air.
Pete Hogan and Joe Urban
recovered fumbles and Erich
Schader sacked Cicero twice to
aid the Harbor defense.
Fred.rilcsen finished 14 of 25 for
149 yards and Pulido led five
Newport receivers with four
catches for 52 yards.
Servite's heralded receiver
Stephen Ward, who came in with
a share of the Orange County
lead with 71 receptions, caught
bis first and only pass with eight
seconds left.
• . : • Twin sisters Jeannette
Newport H.tMlr 2J
Servtte 11
• and Julia Hecker on \he
opposite sides of the net
at the NCAAs Sunday. Score by QaallrWa •
Newport Harbor 7 o o 16 -23 : It's H--1..er vs. Hecker Servlte o o o 16 -16 : ~
flrlt Qww1*' : Sunday. Number 6 Loyola
NH · Pulido 8 pass from Fredrlk.sen : Marymount, with
Oohnson kidc), 5:07. : Jeannette Hecker, is set to battle
Fowe. Qww1*' N Ser. Reed 1 run (Bystedt pass from o. 14 UC Santa Barbara, with
Cic.ero), 10:25. Julia Hecker, in the second
NH-Ohrel 16 run (Pulido pass from : round of the NCAA Women's
ffedriksen) 7-A7. • Volleyball Championships.
Ser· Rubalcava 42 pass from Cicero The match. set for 1 p .m. at ~ard pass from Cicero), 6:33. Lo 1a will A th twin · t NH · La Bass 19 pass from Fredrlksen yo~, pit e S1S ers
(Fredrlksen run), 0:50. from Newport Harbor High in
Attendance:'6,500 (estimated). the biggest match of their lives.
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING It's the second time this
NH -Ohrel. 30-153; Baker, 2-12; season that the two freshmen
Hakes, 1-2; Fredrlksen, 7-mlnus-7. will duel. Jeannette and the
Ser -Reed. 18-90; Rubalc.ava, 2-9; Lions beat Santa Barbara in four. Garko. 1-4; Cicero, 6-mlnus--43.
INDIVIDUAL MS5'NG Loyola (25-2) went on to claim
NH · Fredrfk.sen, 14-25-1, 149. its third straight West Coast
Ser -Cicero, 8-31·0, 185, Reed 0-1. Conference title -posting their
Garko, 0-1. second straight unbeaten
INDIVIDUAL RECEVING NH • Pulido, 4-52; Ohrel. 4-35; Rausch, conference sea.son with a 14-0
3-29; La Bass. 2-26; Hogan, 1-7. mark. The Lions are making
Ser -Garica, 2·51; Rubalcava. 2-50; their third straight NCAA
Rodriguez.. 1-42; Reed, 1-17; Bystedt. appearance.
1-13; Ward, 1-12. The Gauchos are one of only
GAME STATISTICS four teams to have played in all
NH Ser : 16 NCAA tournaments. Santa First downs 16 11 ! Rushes-yardage 38-l80 2s-78 : Barbara (23-8) features Julia
Passing yardage 149 185 : along with former Corona del
Passing 14-25-1 g.33--0 : Mar standout Jennifer Stroffe, a
Net return yardage• 10 2 : junior.
Sacks-yardage 2-20 2-18 ! Freshman Kelly Campbell,
Net yar~e 339 265 : from CdM. is the fourth-ranked ~~~~les·fumbles lost 3-4~:~ 3-~:~ : setter n~nally for Colorado.
Flags-net yard~e 9-72 6-66 : The Buffaloes (19-9) advanced to
Tlme of~ 29:08 18:52 : the second round with.a 15-9,
•Punt returns, interceptions, fumble 13-15, 15-7, 15-12 will over Oral
returns '! Roberts (27-5). They'll meet
standout. Neither is Rogers. Four locals on South All-Stars Hawaii (31-2) today.
Freshman Kathryn Rice (from
CdM) was a for~ down the
stretch in Brown's run to the Ivy
League tournament title and an
automatic bid into the NCAA
state champions, for the next half
hour we didn't know what to
do," Rogers said. ·we were just
wandering around, saying to
each other, 'We're state
champions! We're state
champions!, can you believe it?'"
Tyler Beardslee, wbo shares
the leading role with Rogers, is
considered one of the best
1,600-meter runners in Orange
County, but not a cross country
miles of each other.
And talk about a good deal.
For the weekend finals, players'
ante is only $10, which includes
a tennis shirt worth at least $15.
"I think other clubs will pick
up on it, because it's good for
older people,,. said Regan, who
added that the local senior
league I.I not interested 1n
e:rpandtn9, but other clubs, such
u Mesa Verde Tennlt Club and
Los Caballeros Sport.I Vlllage 1n
Fountain Valley, could cut a
s.tmilar league.
Regan Mid forming the
league wu -.y. •ft'• Just for
men, becaUM you cm't get
women to admit tbey'n. }O, • be
lauah.ed. ID the nnt at t~ tpnnata,
teams play~ to . rankings, I.e., No. l pl&ys No. 1,
No. 2 .. ,. No. 2, etc.
(Regan and bil p.nmr, Lou
Luccbeli. Mio 13, .... Hiiied No.
l IOI the Pa NeWpolt twn.)
Rogers is more of a grinder, a
determined overachiever who
gets every ounce of speed out of
his legs.
"So we have to revert to a
pack,· Sumner said. "That's why
when you hear me say there's no
star on the team, that's true.
Tyler's usually the guy who leads
us, and sometimes it's Jason, and
Jason has led us the last three
weeks. But as a team, what
happens when you construct a
cross country team, you don't
look to one guy. It doesn't
happen, and it won't happen.
H Costa Mesa had three good
runners (Hancock, Eric Solis and
Jaime Carrillo), but it wasn't
enough, because you need five
good ones, or four good ones and
another runner, or some kind of
combination .
"We have nine guys fighting
for the same spot all the time,
and they're all trying to run a
certain time, and they all stay
with each other. That's why our
group finished within 49 seconds
of each other."
Roger&, the leader of CdM's
winning state-meet pack, can
now rest assured he gave it
everything he had.
PLACENTIA POLO
Corona del Mar High
seniors Chris Esposito, Billy Mes-
senger and Carter Weir, as well as
Costa Mesa High seniorJustin Tay-
lor, have been chosen to represent
the South in the Orange County a11-
star water polo game Sunday at 10
a.m. at El Dorado High.
The trio of Sea Kings, who all
earned first-team AU-Sea View
League honors and helped Coach
John Vargas' squad advance to the
CIP Division I Quarterfinals, are all
expected to start, according to
South Coach Rick Scott from Lagu-
na Beach High.
Taylor, a third-team All-CIP per-
fonner as a junior, joins Messenger
and Mission Vtejo's Carlos Gonza·
lez as Scott's choices in goal. Taylor,
a standout on the 1995 CIF Division
D championship team, was the lone
senior on this year's Mustangs, who
finished 19-8 after bowing out in
the Division Il Quarterfinals.
-By Barry Faulkner
b riefly
• field. The Bears (20-14) lost their
Eagles rip Ocean View 3-0 : first-round match to Louisville • : (25-4) in three.
HUNTINGTON 50CClll : Sophomore Misty May and L,_
BEACH The : her teammates from No. 4 Long ~
Estancia High boys : Beach State open play today s~ccer team posted a 3-0 nooleague : against Minnesota (24-1 O), a
victory over Ocean View Friday. • winner in a fust-round
The Eag~es (2-1) too~ 18 shots on : five-game thriller over'central
goals while their goalie, Brad Way-: Florida
man, fa~ only two shots and : The 49ers (32-2) will be at saved them both. • . Estancia opened 2-0 lead at the : home m a 7 :30 p.m. game.
half on goals by lrving Islas and :
Jose Quintana (bis fourth of the !
year). Juan Cervantes rounded out :
the scoring in the second half. •
OCC shoots for title
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-________ ,,..,..a.a Union.•• ~ .. ~of~ Fab yard s299k . 115,480. At $139.28/ patio, garage, no pets. by. Lo-ratHl 24<>-3197 Clerical position fer ~ *-"' ~· ..._ ot •4bd/3b•. Main 52000 .... 3 51"""" PlolltlcMl98usln•N ..._....,..._,.,.._._. ...,....,...,ct.gee beach view, pano mo. Call Owner Nick · .... • •• $ M I ll~TVOUNCEMENTS Senior complex. IOtlll&.
...._.llete..nt 'a ~ ...... -.ct-:::=::::r-= ocean view, catallna 714-548-2 B03 Pre•tlge Condo Cln.~:~tn ~!:i!tyte, RENTALS TO AlUl be a people peraonl TM~~ S* .. ~.,r&IJ. c!f! = Ol Mlllnge benlt .. Deed d TR•.. Sunset & city llt ... lg gated 3br 3ba. 18001f, ..f I I 2724 $6.50hr. 788-7~1 :"'fod:":!.-bl ~ptta1@ .. _...11QZofh tt••.t0. Mn ........ k;,. view decks, big loe, CEMETERY.LOI' hrdwd llra. lndry ~!:p.~k ~,C~r.°r~ SHARE PT Clerlcal
WOfll c Ada @ Work, "-"*'Codi Md.._. cn.dlraretlMd~ gour kit, S699k. ' hkups, pvt entry, cntrl Bunkhouae Apta LOST & Clerk/Errand perSQft
244M zer Of., Laguna ~to~=-:::.:: .._ica, I tny, • ft. •Superb ocean view CRYPT 1225 pool/spa, no pets. P•t 942·1401 3 ROOMS avall now In FOUND with own car. C.,t
Nlautl, CA 92871 ~ to h -.-. er-. this tlgur'8 ptor to Iota. S175k·S399k. S1900/mo lease Incl beautiful C.M. home, 2925 723-5511 (1C>am-~
Uildaay t<Mdler, 244815 ~--w _._~.::!__ ..... l'he?enilftdalyundet * * * * water, trash, sewer, •1 MONTH FREE• to ahare rent. Klds ok. PT Lo .... '• .,. .. 0 .. Monf or .. Lagune NlgYel, w· --·-..-= -._, Deed of TNllt .___ SCOTT LAND CO. P•olflo View •5 OCcDeEaFn assoc duee. Avl Jan·l -CM F•mll11 VIII•&• Pt .... • call 444-3999. Loat male miniature " ......
CA92e71 ~ M -..... foN~MdcWvwed 49e..1eoo View lots #20 /5 . 7t4-790·8543 Gated 2·3Bd Sn5-875 Pincher, ears/tall Lunch Route•
Thia bualnHI It con-......... ~~ to Md ID1'8undllml8dawrttln $11 ,500 . 31 0 31• The Moat Wd hk·up, appls, vert, 38R B••utv on Pen cllpp•d. blk/lan. Mond~·Frlday. ~~
ducted by: an lndMduL """"Mid I; I under aid =~ 0:::: -~~~= ~~::~.n 7321, or 702/558-043t EXCLUSIVE sca.rpohrta.bsl:c'~:P'!::: i5w~ ;a:~~ ~::: ~~~i 578-7130pgr/851·9391 S40·~:e.l:37 da,,. ~yer;t~.:' July?'. :=,:...~i:=-=-ten Noice d CW.. Md 3BR S135k Zip Code In Town .-7 t4-8GC>-3083 seer 548--8823 LOST or possibly sto-
1991 Celr°"*' ~ b Eleclantolel. 'The~ •1850 Monrovl• "92957" ten 'Candy Marte', fe-PT Sh 0 PP :J! UndSaY, l<nadlef' 11n11 ttwelR. The propeity ...... aM..cl Mid Noice 3BR S170k HOUSES/ Luxury rental condo-B•I Penn br/ba lrg male pure bred Choe W•nt•d Now >+/f\i
Thia e\ltement wu filed tr kF re....,._ 11-. t<Dnul Md IBaclon ID •14142 Foxglove CONDOS mlnlums CLOSE-OUT NEWPORT apt steps to ocean. Lab 11130 vie or Hos-In local area. SlO+
With the County Clettt of = .._ w-. 'The ..... lel '°·be recorded "' Ole 2BR S99k In prestigious Newport Reuonule 650-8881 plt&l/Old Newport, NB. Free products. Urrimkt
OrangeCOWltyon11+96 naaa.rconnan ::t~•P"IP-•8159.l!uclld FOR RENT coast! Only 2 miles BEACH 2669 CDM Walk to Fashion Rew•rd 548·7899 °t8~~8ei-4~ti:•
t9H37oot05 t V" f;' I MJ1 al h ~ tine ~ = 28R $75k away from the beach. Island. Share duplex. •LOST•
Dally Piiot Nov. 30, Dec. 1, ..., poper\y Wl9led ......, atnc:. 8llCh ~ •8 •crea La Creat• our beautiful 2bd, 2ba * 1 BR $950 * $350/mo. Ulla tncld. small Sliver Yorkle. R•t•ll Sal•• ~·
14, 21, 19915. Sa885 allow la~ to ba: t1on. Prtnlllf TNlt Died $199k or Trade designs start at 28R 28A ,795 Sherry 875·8634 12/3 at Santa Ana Ave knowledge a~·
Pu.Uc NOTICE !!.,!~~'9':-~~ s.w.., Inc.. a c.ll'ofnla •Tennl• M•n•lon CORONA S1370• Each class!-D/W Incl 80x30 pool 8 S ly & 22nd St. c .M. Great job, tots of , • _, ,,_ ,,.. -.-Corocndon. -.. Tru•-. Tus $1 .2 mll. cally designed floorp· · · N. • Bluffs. hr nw Reward. 648-9884. Call Aana. 721
• ._...,.. lNl!iee cbdelma 202() Eat Flnit sn.t, SUie Succ••• 873·8842 DEL MAR 2122 Ian Includes w/d , re· No pate. Carport. remdld 3bd/2·•hba, 635-3450. Tonya. Rx Clerk/Det·v . .co% Flotltle\19 BuelMH _,, 1111mty for m'/ lncaf· 120, lanlll Ana, c.lromle lrlgerator, private ga· Vl•ta Del Me.. gar, w/d. VIEW. 2 rma ---------... ,.-
Name 8t•t•ment '**-d h llrelll D ~ TNllM .. ir.. rage, microwave. gas •545-4855• avail Mslr $750. bdrm/ To place an ad in +mileage. Must ,,..
Th• followtng persona are ._ nl aa.r common f'onnlllof't Nl.mbW (t1tt 2 BR Ubrary, pool, range and flreplacew h •-bale $800. 944-0138 Cl•••lfl•d car/Ins. $6.50/hr , fait doing bu11net1 11: I) Or· ......,... I tny, lhMl'I 117.17211. 9'I: RONlld W. Real Estate spa, tennis. $2050. · •Beac ...-••• Call 942-5978. people prsn 642.01'oe ange County Airport Shut· ...._ ...., ... • a. Jlnlan. Vice PrHldlrC, For Sale? Elli• Realty City llght view loca-Pennlnsula yrly 1-3bd. N.B. Pen Lrg rm, blgl========= ue, b) United Airport Shut· ............... ~ ~: ~ 11, 1M ***** B.J. 721-0132 tlons, gated com· All close to water. cloaet >Cira storage 3 ~n111TTH •· He""TH L ., rv' tie, 181 S. Popi., Ave .. • Wlnlllly, _,,11111 ot AW214141 1tlD, 1tll0, Weekend munlty; pets welcome. sns.s1500. Hollday & hous~• 10 bu~h. ~ Ul J;.n.I. Ul
Brea. CA 112121 llllpllld, , ........ pm-12/F H ? Our resident• have Vacation Rentals also. 5500 + dep. 548-6853 FITNESS 3000 FITNESS Kezem P. Mogheddam, ......_, • ~ Open ouaea COSTA MESA 2124 acceaa to state ol the VIII• Rent•I•
181 S. Poplw Ave., Br .. , tojlllY-~ ***** art fitneaa faclllty, apa· 875-4912 NB Ooe•ntront Beaut
CA 12121 p11 .. oflld'~"'7~ The Cally Pilot Real clous and modern furn hse on brdwalk.
Thi• bu1lnH1 lo con-andllf..,.Deed nu., Estate Tab which Is **28D w/am garage. clubhouse, 2 pools, 2 Gr••t Upper Stt.1dlo W/d, f/p, gar. Prort. ducted by: an lnc:IMdull _.. ....._. .._... • published each Sat· W/D Hk-upe. Fenced spas and business Pvt ent, Ip, pool, ten. $600. G75-0342
Have ~ •lat11d doing pnMlllidlft....,nqlil(•).• urdar, Is an effective backi•rd. $750/month center. IMMEDIATE Steps to bch. Ntamk. bualneu yet? no _.., I Sf!J, "'* l'8 d I S800/mo. 842-3182 NB pnvate rm w/own Kuem P. Mogheddem ..... d .. Dlld d .,._ an nexpens ve way Pam Agent 54&-5880 MOVE-IN available. entry & bath, pool,
Thia 81alement wu llled -• *1 ""-~ _. to showcase that Call 640·2800 Ht• 2bd 2b• $895 male pref. $450. ulil
With the County Cler1l or • ..,...de.tn-..n special property. H""""'~GTON *rHttlcttona apply like new. vautted C4Jll, lnctd. 854-2109
Orange Cowrty on t M·H af-.. '"'91111......, ~ Call our Classlfled vn 'u1 no peta. Great areal ------~--1 tlHH00171 Dlllld d nu.t. Department Todayll BEACH 2140 W•t•rfront Home 780-1713. 857-1n8. Sh•re 3bd/2.5ba Dally Pl4lt New. ao, Otq. 11 __ .,. I I It t lo-642·5878 G o r g e o u • v I• w . Newport Coast condo
14 21 19M. 9&881 .._..._...,.. SKHllll Luxury 4bd/2.5i:>a. Nwprt Hgta 2Br 18• w/prof female & her ' PU' IUC NOTICI _._ ,.._ •.;: ~ h-ID aeautlful Mlatorlo Pool, tennis, beach. Garden pool apt. ''" dog. 1650/per rm or 2 1111 .--3br 2ba home, with 850-8010. 752·0429. tndry, crptt . .S79S. Pet room• 11150. N/S .. ..,...._._ •··-•~-= ~ ~e~= 3600 PacltlC VIN onve CORONA 1br 1ba unit, acroaa ok. Nr 1eth MM900 ptHM. 494-4282. rnnn___ -... ,,_ Newparta..ch from ecen lc Lakel---------1-..,...--.,..,--~--~ --------..,1 Nameltat-.nt .___,_......., ....... ,.00 DEL MAR 1022 Park, blocks to ocean. WESTMINSTER 2192 HWpt Hgt• 3BR 1BA Share HonM Privt rm/ The fqllowtng PlflOM Wt ......... ,. .... ....,. 11900/mo. Avall 12/1 Small yard S750 + bath. Fuu priv. Bay :n"9=-aph~'. ~~=:..-:...a:: ,__,.. B•nk Owned It'• 714-9tMM024 WHtmlnster Chimes $450 :~:pete. ~~~tl~.,a~;.~~80 ~ O&rden Gl'OYt, CA lllt Mallat flf "'1 ml. 1-AY Hot, at .. l It lat C,. iiid/2ba home 2br 2.5ba, twnhae
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-7t4-44CM>4t9 Work In r,rof, auto-will Call CHhler/ tlon. 1125. M0-7911 l'or Record•. Jazz. Cu.tom 82" lavender ••• 7130 ..... 1.pm 1552 Miramar Dr. #51---------
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Chiropractic facility, •xper. & be knowl· Antique 4 poater PRBE TO YOU 6022 beveled gluato~off & mlac. houeehold. B •am b 0 tt1 ea . -------..,._ Shopping for • new baalc typing & lnter .. t edgeable of general Mahogany twin-bad•~ tbl w/faux flnllhed SaVSun 8am-4pm SaWun 8em-3ptn
apartment? cla11ltled In learning are req'd. offlc• support. M-1'. Maple table & 2 chalra braH ewan baH. 9832 OIVmplo 2031 E.Balboa BIVd-dally
842-5878 leta you compare BaH pay +bonu1e1. 7am-4pm. Stable Co. Ethan Allan hideaway Yellow C•nn•• Belg• On 1ofabd. Drlc1.,,..---.---.----coata ·without haHI• C•ll 378-0552 In Tuatln w/employaa bed/couch a chair Pl•nt• 548-9832 wicker w/gluatp1 coff Saturar a.1 itmul--------~-----:-----..L---------
or worryl banent.a. Pl•... call 811a-o4411 tbl, dHk, end tbl. ltema, ~hen ltema,1 .. ------------Cleaalfled To place an ad In Marta or Butch at Pecan finished oot• Lota or mlacellaneou.I
842-8878 Cl•••lfted 25 .. 1100 btwn M KJntJ Size W•terbed JEWELRY FURS gon game lib w/4 81a.A Geneva Call 842·5878. Dk at.alned pine. 2 • wick b k-.. & d ,. _______ .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cupboard• 6 mirror • AltT 6025 ded :~at.r:.~hal,:a~a---------!MPlOYM!NT on tall headboard. Tall rollers. Antique elot NEWPORT Looking for an opportunity
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agory may require you Call ls.40-15995 PETS Ir Chr9, Fl•her 1peakers, Shor••· Furn, hHhld, to call a 900 number Roaa/aklla, 2 -amall •POfl•, clth1, applc9. In which ther• 11 a Queen Plllowtop matt/ ANl14AlS 6049 tablea, cloth••· •tel 1..,,,..--_,,,,_.,.__,,,......,,,....,, charge per minute. box aprg. N9Yer ua9d, 418 Heliotrope Garage 8ale Sat 8-3
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•aa Ceupe ... Vme ••a• Cott• 'Ta Continental 4.5 Ur. One owner. In or1glnal condltJon. Cl•aalc, aunrf, all
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942·7700 '82 Sto•lth Wht w/blk owner. Very lo-mUH. bra. 38k miles. Mint 19,500. 841·3584 MQ'7 Ollt OAI ~Jt'711
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Sid• Tio• for 25' Hll tlrH. $1000. 842-1233 FORD 90751---------Q.2 ·A.South, vulnerable, you
boat. Nr Udo Bridge. '88 Aatro V.n Only OLDSMOBILE 9155 hold:
Nwpt Bch, great loc. 43k mist V-6 Auto Al '87 Explr/Expd/Trk• •=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
59.00 per It. 675·8l28 C, stereo, pwr at~er. Huge dlsc/lmmed del 1"
brka. H.990 831-1023 Direct Leaalna
AIRCRAFT 8010 •'93 S\JBURBAN• (714) 849-1~0
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' 79 Wiiia Wing equipped . Orig owner. JAGUAR 9105 H•rrlor H•nglldor S23,950. 931·3119
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1888 DELTA 88 Ro~•I Brough•m Fully loaded, V6, dark
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CHRYSLER 9050 One owner; In orlglna11---------
condltlon. s12,95o. PORSCHE 9175
841.0800
BMW 9030 •'90 LoB•ron• '98 912 Lt. beige.
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* '848MW 5280 * New p~lnl, llras/brks.
Convertible. One LEXUS 9115
owner. 54,000 mlles. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $5,500. 941.0800
Re·bullt. New palnV Q." . Both vulnerable, aa South
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S!i,500. 973· 7208 Red w/Blk top, AJC,
M KJ 109 0785 OQ92 •A8
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you hold:
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'515 Ford Pickup
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pvt patio overtooking park like green-
belt. Mini ocean view. Highly upgrad-
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& coffered clngs, trench drs. Walk-In bar
w/sink, grantie countertop. Marble fplc,
built-in crystal cabinets in. mstr BO +
fplc. Sun .nn & spa. '879,000
Arvilla Sheron
lilda Reed
Bal1>ara Roppo+o
Ml 11iio-t Gal Grabner 16 Ocfyssey Ct. Rochelle Liss 6 SWift Court 1-4:30(1-3:30 N. Balley/P. Davenport 14 Escapade Court
1-4 Marty.Jones 12 Kamalii Court
17 Tribute
Doug Johnson MlmiCM9f 1-4 6 Failwiild
1-4 Irene McCarthy 5~
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1-4 Lynne Valentine
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245 VIia Point Dr.
CdM hm75 paces for Ocean Blvd! Apx
3,019 sq ft, 480, 3.SBA, tam nn &
study w/partlal ocean views from 3 lev-
els. Beaut cust design. $975,000
$198,000 Sun 1·5
$685,000 Sun 1-4
$.119,000 Sun 1-4
$219,000 Sun 1-4
$218.900 Sun 1-4
$219,000 Sun 1-4
$203,500 Sun 1--4
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$345,000 Sun 1-4
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Stan Wylie
Sue Van Aalst
Barbra Chambers
Vi Saxton
Barbra Chambers
Barbra Chambers
Natalie Fogarty
Dottie Johnson
Melinda Jones
Mike Tashman
Melinda Jones
Balbata Swindll
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SWINDALL
729-7286
245 Villa Point Dri'1C
$215,000
Corona del Mar ,,, CoEy Rear Unit
$310,000
Big Canyon
$219,000
FOR LF.AsE 20 1 ffARB<>R WOODS PLACE
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4 Homes From Award Wmning Andersen Sch ool
Close to Park & Playing Field
Room For Expansion • Main Floor Bedroom
True Cul-de-Sac • Flat Lot
$6~S,OOO
Johanna Markley ioins
Prudential -Jon Douglas
She enioyed a successful
month in October
Johanna Markley, sales executive with
the Irvine office of the Prudential -Jon
Douglas Company is a recent addition
to this active, high profile office. A
former educator and a native of
Germany, this bilingual agent is poised
to represent buyers and sellers from
international backgrounds.
"Johanna Marldey's professional
integrity and conscientious approach to
the demands of her profession have
been widely acknowledged within the
real estate community," said Chuck
Allen. manager and broker of the Irvine
office.
Markley' s personalized care and
service extended to her clients has
earned their appreciation in the best way
-loyalty. s~ is willing to go that extra
mile which cams her referrals from
satisfied cliep~. Knowing this is a
service business, her clients are her
number one priority. Her consistency
bas paid off in a most successful
transaction month of October when she
sold $1.4 million in residential
properties.
10 n«lt Joluuma Mart#], call the
lnilw ~of IA•~ -Jon
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$2,79S,OOO
]AMF.S GREY
EllU ReaJty Group
(714) 644-6200
26 ROYAi. ST. GEORGE
$2,395,000
JOHN HOOVER
~I C«p. Reahv
(714) 756-6666
an on
4 llUE DEAvviu.E
$1,795,000
ARVILLA SHERON
The Prudential • Jon Douglas Co.
(714) 759-6600
12 Rul GllANo v A1lD
$710,000
CAiwl.E ffENNEssy
Century 21 • Badwde
(714) 969-6100
15 INVERNEss LANE $1~50,000 GARY LEQRAND
CoUt Newport Pro.,ertiH
(714) 644-1600
3 RUE CJiATEAV RoYAL
$639,900
CoNNJE PETERSON
Star Real Eatate
(714) 968M56
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30 RoYAL ST. GEoRGE
$1,450,000
STEU.A WORDEN
Cout Newport Propqties
(714) 644-1600
23 RUE GltANo DucAL
$599,000
PERRYTAVB
ColdweU Banker
(714) 644-9060
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BALBOA ISLAND TREASURE
A gorgeous 4BR, 3.SBA custom home with European flair and excep-
tional decor. Cozy fireplaces, finished wood, plantation shutters, 2 mas-
ter suites with balconies, kitchen with bar. Great patios.
Bert & Marian Reedy
$795,000 Code 71507
OCEANSIDE CHARM
Distinctive woodsy cottage with 2BR, 2BA. brick fireplace, French doors,
gorgeous wood cabinetry. Lush trees & landscape.
$359,000
MaryAnn McGuire
Code 72407
SPACIOUS POOL HOME
Big 2 story home featuring 4BR, 2.58A & added family room. Oen or
office downstairs, 3 fireplaces. Large, spar1<1ing pool.
Kay Konfal
NEWpon Buch offta· ~
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. ENGLISH
con AGE
Beautiful custom 38R,
3.5BA home with quest
apartment. Ocean views, _
Gourmet's kitchen with 2
Sub-Zeros, spacious
Master, den with built-in.
Gisela Burmeister
$949,000
Code72777
UNIQUE CUSTOM HOME WINNING HIOHUGHTI · -
Rustic & original describe this hand-built bea~Stone l.a\1sh alSDn aaa1ts malcB 1tis 4BR. 2.7SBA. Randt "48
& br1ck Interior with 28R, fireplace, loads· of charm. home tJ1forgetlable. Texllnd, vcdBd ceiQi, la; urotnt sotnf, & origia ftrepa. r.cut'(clrd pool & spa
B.J. Johnson • ·
Code 71867
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
Spacious & private SBA, 3.SBA home with hardwood
floors. fireplace, Immaculate decor. Spar1<1ing pool In
private yard.
Barbara Aune
FABULOUS PRICE, FABULOUS VIEW
Outstanding ocean & city lights views from this condo.
Marble entry, fireplace, custom interiors. Seller is moti·
vated! ·
Karen Rezek & Claudette Blanchard
$719,000 Code 71097
Gary Hesselgesser
$545,000 Code70827
ULTIMATE LUXURY
Gorgeously crafted 4BR, 4BA custom estate with floor
plan .for comfort & entertaining. Large private guest
suite, hardwood floors, French doors. Lush fruit trees.
Mlc~el Smith
Code71007
EXQUISITE
EUROPEAN VILLA
Dover Shores custom
manor with gorgeous bay
view, mahogal\y flreplace,
master w/retreat, atate of
the art kitchen, security
system. Redwood sauna,
private courtyard. 3 car
garage.
Nancy Barfield &
Tom lovenltti
$1.795,000
Code71417
FINEST BEACH HOME
Magnificent sunset, Jetty, & Harbor view from wrap
around balcony of this 38R1 3BA dream home. Close to
beaches & serene park. Coastal IMng at Its best!
Pam Ball
$849,000
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WILL TRADE
Elegant SBR custom home
with ocean view and grand
marble entJy with cl~ular
staircase. 4 car garage.
Avallable furnished.
Belle Partch
$1,895,000
Code 71147
PENiNsulA OfficE
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2425 Bamboo Sat $440,000LH
2515 Bamboo Sat $589,000 Ame Peterson
6 Seascape Dr. Sat $168,850 Gib Walker
14 Rue Grand Vallee Sat/Sun $759,000 Barrington/Kenton
1883 Rhodes Sat/Suo $329,000 Jim & Kay
908 Chestnut Sat/Sun $575,000
2320 Second Ave. Sat/Sun $359,000 JohnsorVStrauss
258 E. 21st Street Sun $298,000 Bernard Towers
3616 Ocean Sun $1 ,695,000 Mali Gulledge
1710 Kings Sun $949,000 Gisela Burmeister
301 Apolena Sun $795,000
2821 Alta VIS1a Sun $619,000
2515 Bamboo Sun $589,000 Tom Brunson
4527 Cortland Sun $495,000 C.Simons
29 Coventry Sun $395,000 Belle Partch
21 Trouville Sun $359,999 Maxine Propp
E.S. Costa Mesa 2046 Aliso Ave Sun $379,000 Victoria Strubb
ES.Costa Mesa 309 Broadway Sun $315,000
2318 Visa Hagar Sun $226,900 Dick Dickson
Rancho San Juoquin 29 Madrona Sun $245,000 ' Marilyn Kershner
Villa Bahioa 270 Gagney #213 Sun $204,000 M.Mink
28581 Adriatic Sun Renee Tiiton
SABLE & SUNLIGHT CONCORD HILL GEM
Only steps away from the sand! Enjoy scenic rooftop An outstanding 3BR home with spacious family room
deck with ocean and bay below. Impressive interior & a 2 car attached garage.
with 4BR, 3.5BA, two-car attached garage.
Stephanie Houghton Bernard Towers
$475,000 Code 75017 $249,000 Code 75007
ON THE COURSE BEAUTY IN EASTSIDE
Great 2BR, 2BA condo rloht on Big Canyon golf Great 3BR, 2BA home in prime location. Spacious lot
course. Areplace, tranquil vlews & private garage. offers possible opportunity for development Access
for boats & recreation vehicles.
Jim Heydorff Mark Jackson
$219,000 Code 75137 $315,000 Code75117
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PRIVATE BEACH HOME
Charming 4BR, 2BA home with open interior, French doors, Bay windows.
Large yard & access to private beach.
Maxine Mink
PRESTIGIOUS PENINSULA POINT
View the bay by day, and city lights by niqht! This 4BR, 4BA home features
floorplan for entertaining. 2 decks with patio, 3 car garage.
Jo King
OPULENT TOWNHOME
A private courtyard with fountain & beautifully landscaped garden surround
this 4BR, 3.5BA townhome perfect for entertaining. Views span ocean,
Gatalina, & city lights.
Mali Gulledge
~BLUEVIEWS Very private & spacious 4BR home with omc., best views. Pretty courtyard
entry. Walk to shops, beach In fabulous seaside town.
Linda Oeth & Lois Jacobs
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20112 Spruce, Newport Beach -Recently reduced, value for$.
1706 Irvine A'ftllue, Newport Beach -Affordable Bayaat.
19 Sea Wand, Newport Beach -Spacious Upgraded end uniL
1741Tustin12C, P.a.tt Side Costa Mesa -Con'ftllient, spacious 8c dean.
2S2S Bourbon Sueet Unit H4, Orange -Light 8c bright end uniL
Kathy Granieri
644-6373 ext.159
PRICE REDUCED 40 THOUSAND DOLLARS
To $625,000. HuGE Lor. CuEsT HousE. CHARMER
Read the latest in real estate in neYI listings
•LUS llU l.TY GllOUP is
getting into the spirit of the season by
sponsoring a Christmas tree at Crystal
Court this weekend as part of a fund
raiser for Hoag Hospital. The tree's
theme is Wfbe Mmk Is Always
Playbac." a sentimental design that
combines horns. harps, magnolia
blossoms, wintaberries and glistening
pearl drops to capture the romance of
the holiday. Last year, a tree sponsored
by the oompany won the award for
PeopJe•s Qoice.
And soaring to new heights wu
J_,. Gray, who recently had the
largest sale in Big Canyon when be sold
a 10,000 IQU8l'e foot home in the mid-
$3 million range. Gray specialius in the
.Big Canyon area and represented both
the buyer and seller in the transaction.
Kelly Edwards was glowing after
returning from a family vacation to the
Yucatan Peninsula over Thanksgiving.
They visited TuuJum and Cozumel,
where they explored ancient Mayan
ruins and delighted in spotting new fish
while snorkeling in the crystal blue
water.
Everyone was a winner at
COl.DWSl.L llAll..,,,. Moote
Carlo NJ&bt this week. Don Ollon
celebrated bis birthday early by &bowing
the crowd some fancy footwork on the
dance floor. He sure doesn't move like a
70-year-oldl For a glimpse of the fun.
check ou.t page 42 ..
"Daydream Depot," the imaginative
Project Playhouse enay submitted by
cox, ~. lllCHOLSOll
WOil the "The Craftsman Trophy'' for
best builder/craftsman at this year's .
fund raiser for HomeAid OranJe
County. It was also cited u Onmd
Award Second Runner-up for .. Best of
Show" and received the second highest
bid in the highly successful auction of
the 11 full-size children's playhouses,
held adjacent to the Hard Rock Cafe in
Fashion Island.
This was the law firm's first entry in
the annual event.
·~ firm had made monetary
contributions to HomeAid in past years,
but this year we wanted to actually build
a playhouse to demonstrate that our
lawyers, non-lawyer staff and friends
can create something besides mountains
of paperwork or aggravation -we can
actually build a beautiful structure!"
said John Kiocannon, a partner and one
of the "builders."
Designed to encourage imaginary play
among children, each side of the
playhouse featured a diffCftllt vignette.
The front entry bad a "General Store"
theme, with a display window, another
side bad a bay window with a "Puppet
Theater, .. and the rear was equipped
with a "Soda Fountain .. and deck. The
interior WU finished with ~pny
trim and cabinetly, a bead-board ceiling
and maple flooring and featured an
open-beam ceiling and hand-painted
munla deplctin,g 1be stuy of the tortoise ,
and the hare. Additionally, the
playhouse was fully stocked with a rack
of costumes for dress-up, puppets for
the theater, groceries for the genenl
store and soda fountain supplies,
including candy and play ice cream.
llAUIOA ISl.AllD is hosting a
Christmas Home Decoratin& Contest
to encourage islanders to participate in
the holidays. Priz.es will be awarded in
three categories: originality -i~
execution -overall effect and effort -
time involved. Judging will take place
on Dec. 15, 16 and 17. Awards will be
announced prior to Cbristtnas. 1be
event is sponsored by the Balboa Island
Improvement Association. Fol more
information. contact Pat Noyes at (714)
673~.
Do you have news to include in
New Ustings? Press releases may
be sent to Julie Viker, real estate
editor, Daily Piiot, 330 W. Bay,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627 or faxed to
(714) tJ50..4802.
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Xew B1sl1ny
An original Balboa Cape Cod home that has been extensively remodeled.
Surrounded by private gard~ns, has formal dining room, open beam living room
with custom fireplace, cozy den with frreplace, country kitchen & hardwood floors
and brick throughout this two bedroom, two bath home with front & back stairway.
Approximately 2600 sq.ft.
1641 E. Balboa Blvd.
Priced at $729,000
Call Dayna Pettit 673-3899 or page at 651-4610
723--8800
644--1600
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2921 4th Avenue
21 Whitewater
fO Fathom
32' jetty Drive
715 Poinsettia
708 Avocado & 708.5
4721 Cortland Drive
715 Iris
321 Marlc<>ld Avenue
1918 Seactri'ft
720 Femleaf & 720.5
248 Poppy Avenue
315 HeJlotrope
302 Heliotrope
1312 Dolphin Tenaoe
1107 WhltesadsWay
423 Avocado
1001 .semnc SUn
500 Rockford Pia
65 Montec:Mo Dltw
$289.500
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$14«>.900
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$472,000
$495.000
$525,000
$529,500
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$567,000
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$625,000
$679,000
$749,000
$749,000
$1'9.000 ...,.000
-1531 Sandcalde
1233 Portslde 'Wf/'/.
~.000
$919,900
$929,000
$969,008
$1,100,000
$1,)8,,000
$3,600,000
$5,400.000
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1221 S.yslde
4515 Gorham
360 I Ocean Blvd.
I 0 I Shoredlff Roect
2674 Oraftll!A"9ftue B-1 $137,000
109 Aspen I.me $139,000
155 Graylinc .. •• :99.000
2330 VancUMdW.,'"201 $1'9,500
1845 AnahelmAvenue#lOC $144.000
2430 5anUI Ana £-2 $169,000
2416 Lesparre Way $21'7,000
300 SantoTomas $219,000
220 Knox Street ID $229,000
2762 Lonpood Court $230,000
3355 Nevada Avenue $214.900
210 E. 16th Street IA $265,000
175 Tulip Lane $265,000
2037 caJvert $215.000
229 S.ta Isabel Avenue $299,000
2* Parmley Line $'09,000
146 E. Wlblon A & 8 $J 15,000
)97 Ramona..,.,. $389,000
Monarch Beach I
96 RitzCove
IOI Ritz Cove
31 RitzCove
72 RitzCove
31 RitzCove
2A RitzCove
$425.000
$779,000
'$895,000
$1,775,000
$2.295,000
$2,695,000
Newport Beach I
1200 East Balboa Blvd. $1,545,000
15 Inverness $1,550,000·
33 Bekx>urt Drive North $1,695,000
19 Inverness Lane
337 Via Udo Soud
2242 ~nelRoad
428 Via Udo Nord
~ 515 ~ UdoSouCI
. 1 Cbesh1re Qlurt
1310 Galaxy Drive
215 vt• Udo Soud
3 C1estwoodDrtve
8 Leesbwy Court
2321 s.nuaco
2296 ~IROad
6 Rodcincham
35 Had>or Island
2112 E. Balboa 81vd.
$1,825,000
$1,895,000
$1,995,000
$1.995,000
$2,295,000
$2AOO,OOO
$2,495,000
$2,595,000
$2.695,000
$2,750,000
$2,750,000
$2,995,000
$3,395,000
$3.950.000
$4.850,000
Newport Coast I
4S Calvacb
32 Clennont
.31 Veriailles
17 VaJore
4 Bellevue
24 Calais
25 Calais
20 Avlcnon
25 WhJtesands
17 Whltesands
12 Fallwtnd
42 Pelican Point Drive
12 K.inpport
I 0 Premlery: Point
2 Shoreline
9 SeeShell
$379,000
$399.000
$449,000
$449,500
$539,900
$559,000
$569,500
$'579,000
$799,000
$825,000
$1,395,000
$1,595,000
$1.850,000
$2,995,000
$3,325,000
$3.995,000
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COAST · NEWPORT
PROPERTIES Aw S
#1 SALESPERSON 3RD ()QART~R '96 #1 LISTING AGENT
3RD ()QARTER '96
Jerry Finster
MOST TRANSACTIONS CLOSED
FOR THE Oi!ARTER
JULY 1996
A GENT OF
THE MONTH
AUGUST 1996
LISTING AGENT
OF THE MONTH
Patrick Bartone
Ju1v1996
LISTING AGENT OF THE MONTH
AND
AUGUST 1996
AGENT OF THE MONTH
SEPTEMBER 1996
AGENT OF THE
MONTH
SEPTEMBER 1996
LISTING AGENT
OF THE MONTH
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JERRY FINSTER
SENIOR SALES ExECUTIVE
#I SA• ESPERSON IN 1995 AT
Co.AST NEWPORT PROPERTIES
759-3750
. l<EvIN KtiBb\K
AsSOCIATE
BILL FEENEY
in association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS
Lido Isle Estate
Remodeled home, 6 Bd 4.5 Ba + bonus room on 52.5' lot
Prime street-to-street location at eastern tip of island
$995,000
Belcourt Townhome
3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. Sophisticated tum-key townhome
French doors, crown moldings. adjacent to pool & spa
$669,000
717-4744
LIDO ISLE VIEW HOME!
Bayfront Value
3 Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled with 60' on the water
Motivated seller -bought another home
$979,000
Newport Jlelgbts Barpln!
• 5 Bedro~m, 4 Bath "Turn-Key" Custom Home
• Highest Quality Materials
• Marble Flooring
• French Doors with Beveled Glass
• Granite Counters
• 3 Marble Faced Fireplaces
• Crown Moldings
• Fabulous Bay Views!
• Steps to Beach and Tennis
• Reduced $70,000 !
$799,000
Lido Isle Double Lot
3 Bd. l Ba. beach house, prime 60' street to street lot
Build tlm homes or a large home with yard, pool. etc.
$769,000
Bayfront Lease
3 Bd. 2 Ba. 'beach cottage on prime comer lot
Hardwood tloors, 3 car garage, pool
$379,000
4 Bd. 2 Ba. + family room. Fresh paint + new carpet
60' on bay with great views, dock for 50' yacht
$3,250 per month
PICTURE THIS
A unique blend of structural elements.
Warm ye~ contemporary. Sophisticated in theme.
Commanding coastline, whitewater and harbor entrance views.
Tranquil ocean breezes. Simple elegance.
Extensive use of natural materials.
Monochromatic decor with striking textures.
Volume accented by natural and architectural light.
· 6 bedrooms, 6.5 baths including guest quarters.
Pool and spa with resort ambiance.
Offered at $2,800,000
Intrigued?
Call for Details
Heather ANGEL
Barhara
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Will You Call "Home"4or the Holidays?
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759-3743
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1918 Seadrl~
Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath
family home. Large yard
~e4uutl to $567 ,000
2762 Longwood Court
2 master suites, 2.5 batfts. Greenbelt
location. Community pool, spa.
$235,000
2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Total remodel in 1989
$478,000
991 I Big Sur
5 bedrooms, 4 baths
Family room and office
$359,000
PROPERTIES FOR LEASE
H.tlbnc1 l-.,l<111d I Ob ~l·c1rl S2'JOO/month
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GREAT PRICES!
Rov FREEMAN
717~4726
2921 Fourth Avenue
• 2 Bedrooms (I with Wet Bar) • I Car Garage with Laundry
• Large Kitchen with 880 Grill • Beamed Ceillncs
• Fireplace in Living Room • Hardwood Floors
O(fmtl fi.$219,500
61 Shearwater
• Private.One Level Home • Bleached Wood Floors
• 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths • Plantation Shutters
• Fireplaoe in Uving Room • Private Yard with Lawn and Trees
Of1trtd "' $215,000
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GARV LEGRAND
759 .. 3779
30 ROYAL ST. GEORGE
$1,450,000
Immaculate single story
custom on fabulous lot with
sweeping fairway views.
STELLA WORDEN
759--3729
6 PINEHURST
$799,000
Light and bright 4 Bd. on
spacious lot with p<>ol and spa.
Priced to sell!
DANNY BIBB
PRESIDENT
15 INVERNESS $1,550,000
Remodeled custom home with spectacular
golf course view. Beautiful limestone floors,
granite wet bar and kitchen counter tops.
Private master suite with fireplace.
56 ROYAL ST. GEORGE
$4,000/Mo. Lr.ME
Fabulous 5 Bd. family
home. Freshly painted.
Ready to move inl
12 TORREY PINES
$1,495,000
Completely remodeled single
story 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath family
home on extra larae private lot.
CALL FOR A MARl<ET EVALUATION
MacDonald named branch
manager of ColdY1ell
Banker Irvine
Successfu l broker brings his
expertise to the Irvine office
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Scott MacDonald, an award-winning
broker with an impressive list of sales
honors to bis credit, bas taken the reins as
branch manager of the Coldwell Banker •
Irvine office.
A real eswe professional for the past 12
years, MacDonald has ranked among the
top one percent of sales producers in the
United States. Awarded a top 10
designation in 1995 as a Southern
California sales producer with another
local real estate firm, MacDonald is a
liceosed real estate broker and a
relocation specialisL He also bas
extensive knowledge of the luxury home
market. .
"Coldwell Banker off era a wealth of
resources and a reputation as a
come:rstone in California's real estate
martet." MacDonald said. 'Tm excited to
be part of the team, and I'm committed to
supporting Coldwell Blnker clients with
the best reaomces available." ·
Born and niscd io Southern California,
MacDonald bas been a sesident of South
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Orange County for the past JS yean. He
bas a bacbelor of scieoco degree in
business administtationlmaoagemeot from
San Diego State University.
He and his wife, Patricia are active in
Mariner's South Coast Church based in
Irvine and Newport Beach. They have two
SODS, Troy, 7 and Chad, S. Jn his leisure
time, MacDonald enjoys water skiing,
surfing and golf.
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All of the major areas in this tastefully remodeled
home open to a tranquil bay view. Perfect for
entertaining, this spacious contemporary home features
formal living and dining rooms, fami ly room that opens
to the gourmet kitche11 (with Sub-Zero, double ovens
and European fixtures), breakfast area, rooftop deck and
bayside terrace with spa. The master suite is situated
away from the rest of the home and features an
impressive bath and dressing area as well as a stunning
water, mountain and night-light views. An adjacent
nursery would make an idear home office or gym. The
finest appointments have been used including marble,
granite and hand-painted fini shes. Special features
include 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 60 feet of bay frontage,
and a private dock for large yacht. This extensively -
remodeled home is an outsta nding value and is offered
at $1 ,325,000.
For additional information, or to view this beautiful
property please contact Rob Giem at the Coldwell
Banker Newport Beac h office 0 14) 631-1400 or reach
Coldwell Banker at http://www.coldwellbanker.com.
The largest res idential real estate company in
California, Coldwell Banker now operates 257 offices
and has nearly 7,000 sales associates statewide.
Overall, the company has nearly 2,500 residential real
estate offices and more th an 58,000 sales associates
and employees throughout North America.
ColdY#ell Banker and . Santa
Claus gear ·up for a free
photo Yleeke"d
Photo day to benefit Toys for
Tots
Santa Claus will be stopping by all
Coldwell Banker offices throughout
~ge County, on SaL, Dec. 14, from 11
a.m. to 3 .p.m. for free photos.
For every new unwrapped gift a child
brings to donate to Tuys for Tuts: they
will receive a free photo with Santa.
"Every child should experience a happy
holiday seuoo." said Omlie Johnson,
Coldwell Banter senior vice president,
0nnae County region of the Southern
c.alifcmia Company. "With the
community's support, we'll be able to
provide the needy children of Orange
County with a memorable holiday
experience."
The Santa photo day is taking place to
benefit the Toys for Tuts campaign.
Coldwell Banter will serve as the official
collection CleDtet for Toys for Toes from
now until Dec. 17. The public is
encounaed to participate by donating
new, unwnppecl toys to Coldwell Banker
office locatiom throQ&bout Orange
County.
Chariie Johnson
Founded io 1947, Toys for Tots bu
evolved from a small Los Ange.Jes..area ·
project to a nationwide campe.ip. The
U.S. Mari.De Corps Jlesave disuibula the
toys to local charitable organizaliou.
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(714) 499-1320 Office
(714) 494-1520 Home Office
31601 PCH • La0una Beach
OPEN HOUSE
'DECEMBER 8 1 -5
1311 Circle Way, North Laguna
truly unique blend of casual California elegance and early twentieth century colonial Hawaii has been created in this veauti-
ful North Laguna residence. The architectural style has been further enhanced with a manicured park-like landscaping that will thrill
and excite the visual experience of most any passerby. A few amenities of this fine property Include three vedrooms. three and one-
half baths, a separate guest suite, den or office. new kitchen and bathrooms plus splendid ocean vieW5. Offered at $939.000
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OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS HARBOR RIDGE
EAsTSIDE COSTA MESA #7 St. Tropez $659.000 Allison Seesemann
336 Monte Vista $254,900 Donald Pfaff/Cammy Leslie 18 San Sebastian $1.275.000 Edie Olson
MESA VEADE jAsMINE CREEK
20 I_. PhaJarope Circl e $389,500 Jeannine Stake 11 Curl $339,000 David Prince
LIDO ISLE
SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS I 0 I Via Dijon $750,000 Kay Polovina
BALBOA PENINSULA
307 Fernando $3 .. 5,000 Mary Ann Nethercutt NEWPORT SHORES
247Walnut $399.000
BELCOURT
65 Belcourt $1 ,995,000 Betty Comegys NORTHWOOD, llMNE
2 Chattanooga $333,500 Marcia Schwartz
THE BLUFFS
265 I Vista Omada $439,000 Carol Allison THE Ta""CES
3610 5th Avenue $310,000 Dreyfus/Weir
COAONA DEL MAR
2301ris $789,000 Lisa Adam WESTCUFF
EAsTslDE COSTA MESA
I I 00 Rudand Road #2 $168,000
336 Monte Vista $254,900 Donald Pfaff
2678 Club Mesa ptace $303,500 Kevin Kanda
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VIEWS FROM PALOS VERDES To DANA POINT
S bedrooms, S.S baths, over S,000 SF home, ideal for fam-
ily living and entertaining. Harbor, Catalina and night-light
views. Amenities inclu~ hardwood floors;french doors
and custom moldings. Traditional Cape Cod home.
OFFERED AT $2, I 00,000
NEARLY 62' OF BAY F.80NTAGE o~.tlARBOR 15lAND .. . ....
6 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, incredible location overlooking Bay
Island and the turning basin on prestigious Harbor Island.
Comfortable main house with 5 bd, 4.5 ba which wraps
around interior pool & courtyard. Private pier fo r 57' boat
OFFERED AT $4,495,000
TURTLE ROCK SUMMIT ESTATES
'4 bedrooms, '4.S baths, prestigious gate
guarded community, family room plus library, . ....
approximately $200,000 spent on upgrades.
INCREDIBLE VALUE IN 8AYSHORES
3 bedrooms, 3 baths, shows light and bright,
white open beam ceiling5y white tile floors,
large country kitchen, garden patio.
BEACH ORIENTED COMMUNITY
S bedrooms, 3.S baths, gated guarded
neighborhood, 2 private beaches, family
, living and dining rooms with pine paneling
OFFERED AT $1 ,295,000 0FF~RED AT $639,000 OFFERED AT $1,095,000
foY ~ /~ v.tt:
Ol996 Coktwell Banker Corporation. An Equal Oppor1unfty ~-Equal Housing Opportunity. All omces Independently Owned and Operated.
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I I CURL, CORONA DEL MAR
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM
3 bd, 2.5 ba, upgraded and remodeled,
large living room
Offered at $339,900
2 bd, 2 ba, highly upgraded,
exceptionally lovely location
Reduced to $219,900
CORPORATE RELOCATION!
. 18 SAN .. SEBASTIAN, HARBOR RiDGE
<t OPEN SUNDAY I ·4PM
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3 bd, 3.5 ba, remarkable quality,
single story, large corner lot, spa
Offered at $1,275,000
Sunny end unit on excellent
condo street, vaulted ceilings
Reduced to $119,900
DAVID PRINCE
PREVIEVIS PROPERTY SPECIALIST
-644-9070 EXT. 120
Executive style condo. 2 bd, 2 ba. private
patio view, contemporary design, I 0 ft
ceilin~. woodbuming fireplaces, oak
kitchen cabinets, master bedroom with
separate tub & shower.
Offered at $144,000
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Boasting unsurpassed ocean, Catalina and
sunset views, this incredible home, to be
completed in January, 1997, is redesigned
and rebuilt with the highest quality materi,
als. 6 bedrooms, 5 baths plus 2 half baths in
approximately 6200sf of living space.
Enormous, professional entertainment
kitchen. Unique, climate-controlled wine
grotto complete with tasting table.
Offered at $1,995,000
•Tri-level open floorplan • Sep. living room with fireplace
•One block to Natural Back Bay • R.V. Parking or side work yard
• 1,500 sq ft of living space • Decorator's Delight
HURRY! $254, 900
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• Dramatic Entry w/Waterfall and
Indoor Stream
• Large Rooftop Deck with Built-in
BBQ, Wet Bar & Fabulous Ocean View
• Built-in Elevator
• Separate Guest Quarters
• Large yard for pool and entertaining
• Steam Shower/Sauna Overlooking
a l>rivate Tropical Garden
644-9060 Ext. 192
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• English Tudor Estate
• One of Newporc>s Finest
Gated Communities.
• Infinite breathtaking views
• 5 bedrooms, 5 .5 baths, including
guest quarters/apartment
• 5 fireplaces
• Cherry wood kitchen with
butler's pantry
• Pool, spa
• 4 car garage, motor court
For Hore Information, Call: Call now for a FREE
eValuation so that we
can hit the lfP&llld
runhm1 In -997.
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DAVID McCULLOCH
(714) 644-9070 Ext .. 149
LIVE ON THE BALBOA PENINSULA
ABSOLUTELY CHARMING ORIGINAL BEACH COTTAGE
JUST STEPS TO BAY AND BEACH
Perfect for Weekends
Perfect for Remodel
3 bedroom home with fireplace
in living room and large family room.
Will Consider Lease/Lease Option
Offered at $345,000
110' ON THE BOULEVARD
-4 LEVEL LOTS Of lOX70
An Outstanding Buildinf Opportunity/
Property shares the alley with custom oceanfront homes.
The Ebell Club of Newport property consists of a spa-
cious clubhouse & parldng lot on 8,'400 sq. ft.
This prime locadon will be excellent for '4 homes
Offered at $795,000
MARY ANN NETHERCUTT
631-1400 X239
C1996 Coldwell Banker COf'PO(atloo An Equal Oppoftunity Company. Equal Housing Opponunity. Al Offic:e8 lndepeodeoty Owned and Operated.
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• Gorgeous custom remodel • Large grass backyard
• Beautiful hardwood floors • Huge wood entenainin& deck
• Custom designer Euro-kitchen • Private cul-de--sac street
• Built-In sub-zero • Shows like a model home
• Custom Anderson windows & doors • Meticulously maintained
Offered at $303,500
For More lnfonnatidn, Call:
KEVIN KANDA
LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT HOME
4f bedrooms. 5.5 baths, exceptionally lovely home with
separate garden room, beveled glass windows and a slip
for a SS' boat, including two side ties. Antique paneling
imported from ~d used throughout the home.
OFFERED l(f $2, 150,000
DESIRABLE END UNIT IN POPULAR BEACH WALK
• 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths
• Freshly painted
•New Carpet
• Good location
• Motivated Seller
• New Water Heater
Offered at $245,000
For More Information, Call:
LORRAINE FARRINGTON
631-1400 Ext. 255
IMMACULATE LAKE-SIDE ESTATE
Luxurious two-story home with full amenities and many
extras. Citrus and avocado groves plus family gardens
and fruit trees. Horse area well accommodated.
Outdoor entertaining facillities for i 0 to hundreds.
OFFERED AT $1,6 75,000
For more infonnation, call
EDIE OLSON
644-9060 Ext. 132
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One of the greatest joys of the Holiday
Season is the opportunity to wish clients,
friends and family the very best, and to
say thank you for all your support. We
hope that you have a wonderful holiday
and a te"ific new year.
COLDWELL BANKER.
COSTA MESA I HUNTINGTON BEACH
714.668.9333 I 714.846.9094
http:/ /www.cofdwellbanker.com
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2263 Heritage
Jim Mahaffy
1771 New Hampshire
Delpha Oswald
2135 S. Vern
Sandy Adamak
1-4
$239,000
1-4
$227,000
1-4
$195,000
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COSTA MESA
1891 Orange
Bonnie Turner
1-4
$235,000
Ill'!\. II<>! \I \\ll llll" -.1 "1\\
2403 College Dr. 1-4
Jerrie Mahoney $215,000
1648 #A Iowa St 1-4
Jerrie Mahoney $239,000
T HE HOLIDAYS are coming, and Santa
is on his way to Coldwell Banker! On
Saturday December 14, Santa will be stop-
SANTA'S
COMING
T O OUR
PLACE!
ping by at 11 a.m. and is available for photos -------
until 3 p.m. All.he asks is that you bring a new,
unwrapped gift worth $5 or more to donate to Toys for
Tots! And best of all, you don't need to
travel to the North Pole (or the mall)
· ust to your nearest Coldwell Banker
office to help make a happy holiday
season for som~ne less fortunate.
Help a child enjoy the magic of
the season!
Su Santa ot tlu Coldwell BanUr Office Locared At:
Newport Beach
2 J 2 I E. Coast Hwy.
(714) 644-9060
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Costa Mesa I Huntington Beach
1640 Adams Avenue
(714) 668-9333
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PAClllIC RANCH BEAUTY $229,000
Beautiful 3BR., 2.5BA, tri-lcvcl "Capri'" model.Formal
dining & living room have fireplace, bonus room &den
too! Comm pool &spa&. #19POM
$166,500 THE HERITAGE $239,000
$179,000
4BR., 2BA, Huge country luh:hen, "ith ceramjc ole thru
out. Immaculate.New root: cul-de !>3( locaoon.#2 lMIN
Rarclv on the market.Private cobblestone street leads to dega~t spacious home. 3BR. (2 masters) plus den,
3BA.French doors, Bay "indow, formal dining, cozv fire·
place. #22HER 2263 HBRITAGB, C.M.
GREAT HOME IN GREAT AREA $195,000
4BR "ith huge t2m1ly room. Curb appc.il. Probate Sak.
Sold "'A:. ls~ #215CER
COLDWELL BANKER
COSTA MESA I HUNTINGTON BEACH
714.668.9333 I 714.846.9094
http:/ /www.co1dwellbanker.com
GREAT VALUE $54,000
Hunoniton Beach ShorcchlT 55+. lmmacufate JSR.
l.75BA. Mo bile home. Almost new carpet.New
paint.Clubhouse, pools, spOlll. Beach close. #20BEA
AFFORDABLE 55+ $97,900 .
Great 2BR, t.75BA with garage in the popular
Huntington Landmark 55+ community. Comm. pools,
spas, tennis & events.Beach close #89BIS
PRIClID TO SELL!! $105,000
Great 2BR., 1 BA, End umt m Prestigious Mesa Verde.
Has own direct -:iccas g41rage plm car port! Low aswc1a·
tion w/comml\nity pool. #1610W
AFFORDABLE MESA VERDE $108,500
2BR. 2-Story townhome with attached garage.Lush
patio. Light umt \vi th gray carpcang. Vertical blin~.
Ceiling tans. Low assoc. with pool. #l6IOW .
GllBAT stAJU'BR HOME $129,900
Great linlc starter home in Santa Ana on boarder to
Fountain Valley. 3BR., on huge fot.Wcll maintained
&priced to scU . ..tlla.AR. •.•
WBATit. UAGAINlll $139,887
Cute 2BR., 11lA: boU$C with brcakfut nook & great yard
with lots of flowers! Call now for more info! #SS HAM
lU ZONED LOT $149,887
Spacious 3BR., 2BA, home with open beamed ccil-
inp.Mastcr bedroom &bath added.Situated on decpR2
zoned lot -room co build another unit/house! Call now!
#19POM ., I
DBSIRABLB LOCATION $169,900
Spacious 3BR., 2.5BA. 2 acory rownhomc with at. 2·car gar. in quiet complcx.8alcony off master & 2nd
Bedroom.Pools, II»> & tennis.Call now 162SBA
SOMMERSBT CITI $17'4,900
4BR., 2.5BA. Two srory end unir wnh 2-cu g;ar.Vaulted
ceilings, skylights, two balconies & pnvate
pario.ThoU5'lnds under marl:.. #92HYD
GREAT CURB APPEAL $195,000
4BR., 28A with huge family room. Attached 2-Car garage
with built ins. Nice size yard for luds, pets, hobbies.
Single story. Probate Sale. #21 VER
SPAIUCLING CLEAN $209,000
In CoUege Park! New Carpet 7 paint in this light &
bright 3BR., I .75BA home with fireplace in livmg
room.Pride of ownership area! #22COL
COLLEGE PARK CHARMBll Sll-',000
Fantastic 3BR., l 75BA home.Tas~fully remodeled with
beautiful hardwood floors, textured walls, recessed light·
ing & ceiling uns.A must sec! #24COL
THBRB'S NO PLACE LIKB HOME $215,000
Lovely 4BR., l .75BA. home.Expan~d & upgA~ thru·
out.Family room, vaulted ctilihgs. 2 custom
fireplaces.Brick drive.Cul-de-sac. #l 3HAL
BLUFF TOP HOMB $229,000
like new! Beautiful 38R., 2.5BA, 2 story bluff top home
with awesome views.Vaulted ccilinp.Frcnch doors, Large
gourmet k.icchen, 2-car attached garage. #lOSEA
BASTSIDB CHARMBll $2~000
Very private 48R., l .758A, custom home.Original own-
ers! Family room with firCplace .Exccllent landscaping
includes private spa. #2 l WF.S
PR.FSllGIOUS WIMBLEDON VILLAGE $254,900
MoJcl Perteet' 3BR. 2BA "ith f.1m1l v room. Marble
entry. Plantn1on 'ihuners. Tile lutchcn h esh e:uerior
paint. Churning Yard . Comm. root & Spa &
Tennis.# 11 KIN
GR.BAT FAMILY HOMB $258,900
4BR., 2.5BA, Home "1th formal runmg.Fircplacc m tam·
ily room.Large bonus room.Beautiful Focus trees, board-
er entire year yard.Malibu & Rood Ines. #33CAR
RV ACCESS $265,000
Expanded & remodeled. 5BR's, 3BA'~ .. (2 master bed
rooms) One up & one down. Fireplace and Bay window
in living room. Kitchen completely remodeled. Corian
counters. Marble & Tile floors.Appr°' 2250 sq.ft.
#34FUC
6-PLEX $286,000
Reduced Thousands! Well maintained in great area of
Hollywood. 2BR., House + 4-lBR. + Studio. Unin on
Huge comer lot. 3 cndOl'icd garages with ample parking.
Owner Motivated!!! #l lNEW
B.ASTSIDE POOL BOMB $395,000
Reduced over SS0,000!!! 38R, 2BA home with fmilly
room & fireplace on over 1800 + sq.It. lot in Eastside
CoastMcsa in country strip area. Most de.sir.able aiu. Call
now! #36ZZN
PANOJlAMIC GOLF COURSE VIBW $795,000
4BR., 2.SBA, Tri-Level Home on the Mesa Verde CC
Golf Course, floor to ceiling windows, gourmet kit., huge
din. nn., crown molding etc. View of golf course &om
every room! 13,000 sq.ft.Lot -end ofCul-de·sac. 3-ar-
g;ar. t30CAP
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fountain. BBQ Ind 2 &IOry pubo' Appnn 3.100 SF or
gu:nJ !!•lfil hutury oa ovenm:d kil b11d.1ng w 1 hug• 1t•tt"n~ll' EAclu.1vr listifta call foe }OU< pn•11c -lhow\~=·IXX>' (3059) c.u.... 1-I00-387-1'40
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landoClpina! loailioal $239.0001
(3862) Call Bob sau., 1..-.387-1440
Custom Harbour View Home?
Nrwlv bu1h ""h mounuun '!rw•! :l.JJS Ml fl
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SJl.49,0000
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w/rcceued hpl•! Kirchm/dinina room!
l!ntcr1alnmcnt ccn1c1 11 den, yard IMlcfully
des!ancd 10 cntet1alnl Prked at S349.900.
3063 Call BW .~ 1..-...317.1440
3 8:45·a .m .. Afflllate meeting
4 8:45 a.m .. GPA Committee meeting
9 a .m. -noon. Ethics
1 p .m. -4 p .m .. Agency
6 10 a.m. -2 p.m .. Brokers Preview
MLS Book delivery
Hanukkah
9 9 a.m., MLS Commtttee meeting
10 2 p .m. -4 p .m., Take the Mystery out of Buying a
Computer
11 8:30 a .m .. Installation Breakfast
9 a.m. -noon. Foreclosure
1 -4 p.m .• Poper Troll
2 -4 p .m .. Internet class
12 9 a.m., Grievance Committee meeting
2 -4 p.m., COMPASS Beginner class
13 10 a .m. -2 p.m .. Brokers Preview
18 9 o.m. -noon. Probate
1 -4 p .m .. Appraisal
2 -4 p .m., Toke the Mystery out of Buying a Computer
20 10 a .m. -2 p .m., Brokers Preview
21 Winter begins
2' Association office closed
25 Chrtstmas Day
Association office closed
27 10 a .m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview
31 New Year's Eve
Crisp and br9t (.ape Cod home. Quality oonstruc:-Little Bolboa Isle French Regency 3BR/dm, 3BA
tion 1991. 38R. ~with Fre.nch ~, b8ywincbN home with formal dining room and private 2BR
and~ceil~ ........................................ 1619,000 apartment High ceilires. Upgrades. Sq.ft. can't be
Balboa Island
Nat.Inc custom home & apt 48R, 4 full baths, steps
to the ~ lb:>f deck views d bay, city I~, hills. &rt
wincbN, French ~' NC, vaulted ceilings, patios,
ded:s, professiooelly deantect ... : ............. $195,000
Balboa Island
dl.4'.)licated. 115 Abmlonc ...................... $715,000
Custom 38R, 2.58A home built n 1990, mai •led &
refned to~· Bay \<tews from rocl dedc, b!llcmt
CR8 wlarll brloool, ~ rTl!i1r Sl.itE wlvtJ.mj
ceilirss, sp'9 b.b, ~ 1tlu to b!lltl .............. $190,000
Prime 100 block -tree-lined street, quiet west end
of Island. 3BR 2BA single-story home. Front & rear
patios. Clrat -.................... .. ................ $490,000
Uttle Balboa Island
Spacious Island Duplex. 4BR, 2BA with large Great value on South Bayfront. Fabulous views of Q.Jiet location! Little Bolboe Island Dlplex. 2BR; ~
balcony up, 3BR, 2BA with patio down. Remo-turning basin, Pavilion, soosets. Spacious 3BR, 2BA den with lm'ge Sllldeck and balcOl'lf + 2BR. 1 BA with
deled Kitchens/Baths. Square footage cannot home with family room plus 2BR apartment with patio. Reduced ............................................. M40,000
be duplicated! ........................................ $569,000 views.
Balboa Island Balboa Island
Cepe Cod Cottage home. 2·stay 3BR, 28A Warm and spacious 38R. 28A home with famal Pristine C~ Cod 28R 2BA. ~modded in 1995. F~ & bright VauJt£d beamed ceilings. Large . dining room and soony tnakfast noat. Detached Gc:umet kitchen in ~' ~ noac, fooMI
family kitdlen a.u. Brick patio and yard tor 1 BR, 1 BA studio cottage. dining room. Quality brick WOf1c. 'NOOd wortc and
aurtainlng. cabindry .
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• Excellent LocatiOJl
Cose To South Bay
• 2 Large 3 Br Un.its
• Great Income
$759,000
Call Betsy Boyd @
673-8700
Big Canyon
Townhome
• Incredible Golf
Course Views
• 2 Br, 2.5 Ba +
Den/Study
• Private End Unit
$299,000
Call WalteT Mitchell
@588-3083
Sea Faire Bay
&Ocean View
• Truly lmpeccablt'
Studio Luxury Condo
• Beautiful Kitchen
• Custom Decor
• Large Patio
$159,000
Call Walter Mitchell
@588-3083
Gigantic Ocean
View Condo
• Ocean & Catalina
Sunset Views
• Extra Den I Office
• Gorgeous Interior
Decor
-fl9!J,OOU" l79,000
Call Walter Mitchell
@588-3083
• Brand New Family
Home Or Duplex
• Excellent Location
• Gorgeous Lwnuy
Amenities
$895,000
Call Alice Brownell
@675-9585
Darling Balboa
Island Cottage
• 2 Story, 4 Br & 2 Ba
• CI09e To South Bay
•Remodeled Kitchen
• Family Room Opens
to Courtyard
$639,000
Call Betsy Boyd
@ 673-8700
Spacious Villa
Balboa Condo
$218,000
Call Walter Mitchell
@588-308
• Very Unique 2 Br.,
2 Bath Penthouse
•Quality Decor
• Nice Fountain View
• Cose to Beach
$179,000
• Largest 2 Br &r 2Ba Model Condo
• Dining Area With Wall of Glase
• Specious Uving Area W /Fi.replace
• Huge Kitchen WI Built-Ins And
White Washed Oak Ca,binetria,
• Huge Patio Facing Bay &r Ocean
$305,000
• Totally Remodeled &r
Gorgeous Newport
Crest Townhome
• Tri-~ 38R +Den
• 3 Large Dedls
$380,000
Ammttte Warmer
@648-5555
A View From
The Top
• 2 Bf. 2Ba Penthouse
Condo In Lido
• Spectacular Bay &
Ocean Views
• Boat Slip Available
$559,000
Call Victor Yack
@ 673-8700
• Rarely Offered Sea
Faire 2 Master Model
• Excellent Location
w I View of Pool
• Lots of Upgrades
$199,000
0111 Walter Mitchell
@588-3083
$189,000
Call Walter Mitchell
@588-3083
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F.ASTSIDE COSTA MESA
uase Option or Sak. Bright. chenfo/
3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome. Great location
-MW paint & carpet. For further tktails call
1-800:.510-2005 cotk #40116 llITA WADE $179,000
F.ASTSIDE JUST LISTED
4 bedrooms, 2 bath on a very large lot. Skylights -
Pass throurh ramge and R V. Access.
DIANA CAl>PEL $289,000
OPEN SUNDAY -38 CANYON ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH -TERRIFIC BUY
3 Bedroom. 2.5 Bath with great golf course
vi~. CaU me for your person.al ihowing or
come by Sunday izml vw .
. D. CAL1..AltAN $264,900
UPDATED AND UPGRADED!
Single story f!!lll curb appeal. over 2200~. ft. 4 bdrm., 1.75 bath, new 7titchm, new roo MW
lumbing &tkc., new yards, 13,000 sq. . lot.
~TRICK KNAPP $ 59,000
CUFFHAVEN REMODEL PLUS INCOME!
FabU/ous 3 bedroom, 3 bath, + family room.
Total rmeodt/ with a 2 bedroom, I bath
llJNlrtmmt all O'J ont kw/
ROBIN TENCH $499,000
OCEANSIDE EMERALD BAY
Homesi~ -first time on the m4rUt in 40
arl. Fantastic views. exce/Jmt building
otmtiai.
ILL DOLBY $795,000
GATED-COMMUNl1Y
Tn-rifo sin,Je ttory. 2 bdrm.. 2 bath home.
&11utifiJJr /4nJsc11pt p4tio. Ct>Untry ltithcm.
/}iK tlti#bfe ~if£N · ROBEKI' $285,000
EASTBLUFF BARGAIN
I.Awl] mJ unit .A.nit.« PIAn. F.xct/Jnat loc4ti4n, ~ood
nm"} ~ off livint room """ ""'1tn' ktiioom
wnioolint ~pm "Nit thllt luJs to 'J"id pool 3
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E'LYNNE ALLEN $257,000
EXPAND YOUR VIEW! ~ °'*" ""'~ Ffll»r•"" Ill JO"'
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GA'.11!1> COMMUNITY
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BEST OF BELOOURT
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760-5000
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KISS YOUR LANDLORD GOOD-BYE
Mow into this ktwly ho,,., IJ.y "PP" Nn~rt &ty! Owr 1800 sq. ft. of romfort. St~s llO pool 11rul tnuris.
Mwnc Golden $219,000
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EMERALD BAY OCEANSIDE OF PCH
Emerald &ry-~lk to Hach from this specilll 3 bedroom, 2 bath
clAssic lmuh hduse, or b11ibJ yo11r Jre11m hol'ne. Call now! c.a 494-7475
Bill Dolby $880,000
NEWPOIIT HEIGHTS
Owner raU/nr.c~ + inamu! Owniu kit 9300 llf· ft. +
H1111tifal 3 Htiroom with I bu/room Apt. wtr t"""t~· B11ilt
nnoin 1987!
Ss-69,000
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LOVELY FAMILY HOME!
Qxuming 2 bttlroom, 1.5 baths! IA!ge mdosui pa!W.
TUJO-(JIT gmrzge. larEt bacltyarr1 with puit trtts.
JACK GIFFORI> $127,900
GORGEOUS REMODEL
3 bdrm, 2 bath with family room and marble
fireplace. Great ~ighliorhoOd and profmionaUy
laiidscaped large ya;rJ. Near Newport Heights.
ROBYN ALLEN SEARS $279,000
GATED COMMUNITY IN COM
Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath located jasmint'
Creek. Formal dining, den with wet bar and
2 large patios! Brana new ,·arpet and paim!
RAE RODGERS $374,900
REDUCED!
Park Avenue with a view. 2 bdrm., 2.5 bath
gated toumhome · /Or the discriminatinf'
"Granite, rnarbl.e and sophisticated. Call now.
HUGH SWANSON $539,000
EASTSIDE BFAUTY
3 bedroom with Hardwnod Floors, French
doors, and_ a giant grassy rear yard + sundeck! 1
Immaculate! Selkr transferred! I
ROBIN TENCH $319,000 I
OCEANFRONT LOT!
Build your dream home! E'!i<rJ gorgeous
Sunsets and crashi'}g waves! Wa1k to pier,
shops and your favorite restaurants! just
reduced!
DIANAPRO&W.R $550,000 I
MF.SA VERDE DUPLEX
Pritk of ownnship neighborhood 3 bdrm., 2
bath and 2 bdrm., 2 ba1h property is in
excel/mt condition. Qu.ia location 2 doors fr.om parlt. Attached and enclosed garage. Each
has _own P!!~~j]~ct for owner.
JACKIE HAND $265,000
BUILDABLE WT
Pmtigiqus Gtmd Community c/ou to the
watn:. A real Sual!!
ES11IER YANK $39S,OOO
NEW LISTING -CORONA DEL MAR
jasmine Crttlt mnotkled P'4n 4 with ~11ntled~'llmiJ room anti m"'tfllSt area and /o"'1.s of_" .
JANES GAil.A $545,000
GATED COMMUNTIY
4 IHdrtxmi. 3 bath with 3 car gara~. !
Go"rmn ltitchm. family room, 3 fi~wes. Privak spa with w~alt-IJB +
Community ~L MAKE ALL OFFE
DIANA PROSSER U79,000
Om: S.QOO HI""« (ml
F.xceptlonal custom built 48R with stunning vi~ of the Bad Bay and dty lights. Fabulous
floor plan w/hugc upstairs Bonus and Game Room ITT FOR A KING! Courtyard pool plus mar
yard spa. GATED ENTRV/3 car garage.
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Elt~ant, hut cozy 48R w/pool & French doors
galore! Bring us an offer!
1725,000
<Jllllumn 3Bi/38A + flllllly room ll1't ltll10dtkd w/rww Ml)'thing
plus 1 Zlr/lllA lfllltllltllt for extra lncomf.
1401 CUFF DRIVE
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~-,, gwu 4 BR Nrwport waitl\'f. 2-ll()(f w/elcpnt custom pen & ~ plus flrNly IOOOl, libraiy + t'OOlllJy ki!Chm.
1213 BLUEGUM
1574,900
Darllm&vtskk 3BR; w/hardwood 000f'S, French doors, etc.
Borom Newport beach! Must see!
417 c.ABRJLLO
13 J 9,000
} Bob & Dovie Koop
Bob Koop Dovie K~p Bob Koop, Jr.
Call the Koop team!
760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580
CAMEO SHORES OCEAN VIEW
PRIVATE BEACHES
HiahJy uppdcd cuaiorn home.. Complciely
upsndod wilh Oak doon & windowa, c1tcn-
llvo ute of river rock A Lile throughout. two
1pa tuba, sauna. custom gounnct kiu:hen,
two muter suita, sectional gange door,
CCl1lral air candil.ioning. l.arje back y11d,
pcafect for c:n&.eruining. with a full sc:ivicc
tis.chcn, aaz.cbo, spalklin& pooJ and spa.
$925,000
Bob Koop, Sr. or-Jr.
Cu1lom duplex!
Just 8 years oldl
Large 3 bed, 2 ~th
and a 2 .bed 2 ~th
UNI.I with tile noon
custom kitchens,
Berber carpet, sky-
light, large muter
auite with a roman
tub and a walk-in
C}OICl, IWl deck &: I
4 car garage.
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We
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Listing
PRICE REDUCTION!
Hurry this one won't last!
l..arao 2.517 lqUll'C foot f1miJy home wM IOU o(
upsAdca. S bedrooms, 2..S baths, hanlwood A tile
Doon, 1ir conditioning. l1tt0 yard, pool A spa
M=N,MI Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr.
EASTSIDE FIXER
Corner R-2 Lot
Prime location, thb house Medi lender lovtna
care! Quiel tree lined ltreet, larae coraer I&
$170,000 Uob Koop, Sr. or Jr.
NEWPORT BEACH
760-5000
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Douglas celebrate a
successful November
Judy Muncy, senior sales executive with
the Newport Beach office of the Prudential
-Jon Douglas Company has been
successfully striding the corridors of
residential brokerage (or more than 20
years. Her unflappable style, boundless
energy and commitment to the client she is
representing have earned her a large referral
base and a network of satisfied c lients
allowing her Lo conduct business all over
Southern California.
She had an unprecedented November
with about $21 million in sales. Among
I.hose transactions was one of the highest
sales along the Soul.hem California coastline
communities -an $8 million sale in L.A.
County, representing the buyer, who was a
referral to Muncy from a satisfied client.
Muncy took Newport Beach by 11torm six
years ago. She listed Pilar Wayne's former
home in Dover Shores. At the broker
p~view. agents visiting the listing were
astounded that this unknown had listed such
a high profile property. She knows her
strengths lie in the negotiation process
because she is able to separate fact from
6cpon., translate that to what a seller thinks
Judy Muncy
his house is worth and to what the buyers
want to pay.
The Prudential -Jon Douglas is the
perfect brokerage environment for her. She
knows the strength of the management team,
headed by Maxine Montgomery. the
Newport Beach office manager and vice-
president and regional district manager. The
support services within the office and the
company is what she needs to keep the high
octane of her performance in business
constantly fueled.
To n od Jwl] Muq, call tJre Newporl
Beach offke of tJre Pnu:lentild -Jon
Do•g/41 C011fJHU11 at (714) 159-6600 or
her dind lilu at (714) 729-7161.
Call for Winter Rate Incentives -Up to $12 00 Off!
• The Jewel of Newport Beach
• 1 BDR from $1350, 2 BDR from $1485
• Spectacular Ocean & Harbor Views*
• Whlte Washed Beamed Ceilings*
• Health Spa and Tennis Courts
• Million Dollar Clubhouse
• Fireplace and Skylights'
• Private Garage with Remote*
• Conference Room & Private Library
• French Doors on Private Terraces•
• Walk to Balboa Island
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IAVltff IPAATMENT COMMUNITIES
A H I G HE R S TANDARD OF LI VI NG * Available in some Villas
Irvine Terrace: A beach close community full of amenitie~
BOUNDARIES:
Bordered by Pacific Coast Highway to the
north, Bayside Drive to the south, Jamboree
Road to the west and Avocado Avenue to the
easL
HOMES:
There are about 370 single family homes.
1be streets are terraced to give more than
half of the homes an ocean view. All but a
few homes are on fee land and. there is an
association height limit of 14 feet.
STYLE:
Thele are many types of homes ranging
from a small. non-view cottage home to an
expansive, new two-story custom built home
overlooki.Qg Newport Harl>or. There is
constant remodeling and new construction in
the oeigbbortlood.
AGE:
The first 22 homes were built by Smith &
Worley in the l 9SOs. Many of the homes in
the far west sectloo were buUt by Ayres with
the balan« built by Maoco.
Panoramic view home now li$Md in Irvine Tenoce
SALF.S: distance. A park. tennis courts and soccer
There have been 15 sales in the past 12 field are in the center of the neighborhood.
months, nearly the same as the 16 sold the Association dues are $10 per month. Other
previous year. The non-view home prices features include large lots and wide streets,
ranged from the lowest at $420,000 to the harbor views and a low property tax rate of
highest at $718,000 for a remodeled home. 1.025 peroeot.
The lowest priced view home was sold for
$790,000 and the highest was a remodeled
home with a front row view for $1,880,000. .
NOWLISTED:
CWTCntly there are I 0 homes for sale and
another one in escrow. One of the homes
now listed enjoys panoramic views, four
bedrooms and three baths. There is a private
gated cowtyard and a large, view back yard.
COMMUNITY FEATURF.S:
Beaches, Balboa Island. yacht clubs,
shopping and schools are within walking
SCHOOLS:
Lincoln' Elementary and Corona del Mar
High School. Hart>or Day School is a private
school which offers kindergarten through
eighth grade.
SHOPPING:
Within four blocks on Pacific Coast
Highway is Olde Corona del Mar with
quaint shops, grocery stores, restaurants and
a movie theater. In addition, Fashion Island
and Balboa Island are neaiby.
SOURCE:
Melinda and Marty Jones of the Prudential -
Jon Douglas Company. (714) 729-7251 or
(714) 729-7252.
If you would Wu to sMbmit a community
projik of your f arm area, pkase follow the
abolle f onnat and e11elose a map ollllilu
(Tlwmas Guitk) o/11" «na along wilJa a
photo of a current listing. TM description
of tlte properl] goes 11111kr du •now
listed • section. Send to: Julk Valer, real
ntaU editor, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA, 92627, (114) 514-4242.
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1997 INSTA.LLATION BREAKFAST
BALBOA BAY CLUB
1Jecentber11,1996
8:30 a.m.
1997 Officers and Directors
Gil Foerster, President
Jackie Handleman, President-Elect
Bernard Towers, Treasurer
Bonnie Turner, Secretary
Tom Brunson, Director; Doug Hockett, Director;
Tom Iovenitti, .Director; Claudette Mann, Directo_.;
Julie Schmiesing, Director; Steve Sutherlen, Director
Dave Wong, Director
$ 15 per person
Includes a full breakfast, juice, and coffee
Tables of 8 can be reserved
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Enclosed is my check in the amount of$ _______ for reservations at$15 per person.
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Mail or fax to: Kimberly at OCAR, 401 N. NewJ>ort Blvd., Newport Beach, 92663, or Fax to 642-4105.
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to c 1ent tastes and lifestyle
Working closely with your lhe ~of lhe
R Ito .d h house like this. ea r can OVOI pure asing Why. everyone
pitfalls ~an look straight
Editor '.f note: Lynn Noah is a Realtor at
Coast Nnvport Properties. He offers a few tips
on purchasing a ho~.
For mos1 of us the purchase of our primary
tesidence is the mos1 important and largest
financial transaction we will undertake. Ir can
be incredibly exciting, sometimes frustrating
and often intimidating. The desire for
validation, especially for first time buyers or
singles, is powerful. Ir is understandable 10
scelc support from close friends or relatives. To
this I say, "Buyer beware."
As a Realtor l often hear. "l absolutely love
this place. Can I bring my uncle (could be
boyfriend, boss or aunt who liOld real estate in
Cleveland in the 1960s) to see itT'
Be acutely aware tJw as a buyer when you
seek supp<xt from an outside party. you put
them in the posirion of being the critic. They
will feel obligated to voice opinions and their
remarks will naturnlly be very important to
you. Always remember. however, that their
perspective is nor the same as yours.
For cumplc, several years ago clients who
had become good friends of mine divorced. l
sold their join! residence and began the search
for a new home for each of them. In a shon
rime I had located a property that Mary (not
her real name) fell in love with. While Mary
was a successful thirty-something
businesswoman she felt alone and vulnerable.
She asked 10 show the property.10 her parents.
'The followiqg day as we walked through the
property. Mary's mother. accustomed to her
large fonnaJ home in P~dena. could find
lirtJe to her liking. She said, ''Oh. I could never
live in a place where the kitchen opens up 10
m to sec your
diny dishes."
Mary decided
10 look at some
more homes.
About a week
II' later we found
her a nice
property wirh a
single-wide
closable door into Lynn Noah
the kitchen. Her mother approved.
Mary lived in that propeny for less lhan a
year when she called 10 tell me lhat she hared
her condo. She had been entcnaining quite a
bit and aJways felt so removed from her guests
in lhe dining or living room. Unfortunately. the
market had declined and sclJing was not an
option. We rcn1cd Mary's condo (at less than
her monthly cosr) and found her a lease in a
home with a very open kitchen. It was much
like the one she originally wanted.
Of course ir is always important 10 obtain
professional inspections 10 determine the
condition and confonnance of a propeny.
However. when it comes to matters of pen.onal
rasre and lifcsryle, only you know wh111 1s
suitable. While Mary's mother had the beM of
intentions. her innuence cos1 Mary bo1h
financially and emotionally.
W0rk closely with your Realtor 10 find a
property that fits your re<juiremcnt~. Hire
professional inspec1ors to venfy the corJ<htion
of the propcny. Pinally, after close of escrow,
invite your friend.'> and relatives to sec your
new home. They will love it.
To reach Lynn Noah, call (714) 644-1600.
CoasJ Newport Properti~s. 4 Civic Plaui, Ste.
260, Newport B~~lt.
Tranafer forces sale Owners-bave_bcen tnnsfened and the company wanrs this
elegant St. Laurent sold immediately. Nestled in the hills of Newport Coast. one enters the
private wroug:bl iron aatcd courtyard with fountain and is immediately drawn to the
~ of Ibis four or five bedroom home. With views of the canyon and sunsets, this
~utifully upgraded home has a formal dining room and a living room with floor-to-<:ei.ling
wuidows and wood burning gas fireplace. A gourmet kitchen and breakfast area opens to the
f~ly ~ ~~ fueplaoe and also to the professionally laodscaped yard. trellis covered
p&tlo w1~ ~lt·m bartecue and view. Also oo the main floor is a guest bedroom with bath.
U~ ., a sptcious bonus area with built-in cabinets. Call to inqum about seller
~Vertlng ~us .room to sP-dous fifth bedroom or library. 1be view-oriented master suite
mcludet a badi with nwble die Ooori.Qg and spacious walk-in cl01Ct. There are ldditiooal
bedrooms with a Jack and Jill bath.
St. Laurmt. it a walque, small gated community feeauring a recreational facility with
awirnmiQ1 pool and apa. Priced foe immediate sale at $.S39,900.
F#...,. ~ ..... Ollll Jwly Mm:.°' Ill& Se,_.., Ill (114) ftU..1600. C:O..t
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~~y-Freeman specializes
coastal transactions
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He brings a strong business
background to Coast
Newport Properties
Roy Freeman is a welcome addition to
Coast Newport Properties. He brings his
experience and enthusiasm in the real estate
field to the company, along with a strong
business background.
Freeman has been active as a real estate
agent in the coast.at area since 1989 and
before pursuing real estate full time. held
positions as president of Dolco Packaging
and regional manager of Willamett
Industries.
"I've always enjoyed homes. the idea of
building and the aspect of finding the right
home to fit a client's needs," Freeman said.
His late wife. Anne. encouraged him to
change his profession to real estate full time
to alleviate his busy travel schedule. He
took right to the business. During bis years
in real estate sales be bas been awarded top
producer status aod sales leadu awards
many 'times.
Freeman chose Coast Newport Properties
becau.se, "I like to be with a winner and I
respect Coast Newport's leadership position
in the industry. I've tried to base. my life on
integrity and I feel that this is the company
that exemplifies that trail"
Roy Freemon
The Freeman family has lived in Newport
Beach since 1979 when they bought a
peninsula beach house, tore it down and
proceeded to build their home. He is very
familiar with the area and has sold along
most of the coastal area and Costa Mesa.
When not busy with a client's transaction.
Freeman can be found in ooe of many
community services. He serves on the board
of di.recton for Hoag Hospital's 552 Club.
worb with the f~datioo and is &Wt
president of Hoag Heart Institute. He also
belongs to the Orange County Roundt.able
and delivers Meals on Wheels.
Ro1 FtW..,. ca h rwelu#I 111 Coat
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Nrqon S-Clt. C.U (114) Uf-lffO.
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NEWPORT BEACH
BALBOA PENINSULA 1611 Arch Bay Or. JSR Sat/Sun 12-4 $679,000
1354 E. Oceanfront SBR Sat/Sun 1-4 $1,095,000 Mike Abel-Owner/Agent
Cannery Village Realty 642-3217
Vince Mayell 20 Hillsborough, Hrbr Hill SBR Sun 1-4 $1,100,000
673-3777 Sandy Mittman/Prudential \
1641 E. Balboa Blvd. 2BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $729,000 729.n11
Cannery Village Realty 2100 Vista Laredo 4BR TwnHs Sun 1-4 $325,000
673-3777 Bankers' Preferred Mortgage
1 707 E. Bay Ave. 7BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $3,950,000 Ann Santas
Cannery Village Realty 152-6767,854-4302
673-3777 231 Via Lido Soud 3BR Sun 1·5 $2,350,000
506 "I" Street 38R Sat/Sun 1-4 $1,100,000 Cannery Village Realty
Cannery Village Realty 673-3777
673-3777 2444 Vista Nobleza 213 BR Sun 1-4 $425,000
5205 Seashore Or. (Bluffs) 2-3BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $949,000 Shorewood Realtors
Bankers' Preferred Mortgage 310-546-7561
Deborah Wilkinson/Ann Santas 3 Rue Chateau Royale 3BR Sun 12-4:30 $639,900
752-6767, 854-4302 Star ReaJ Es\a,te
Marge Hammond
Marion Hampton
648-4839
I R.t• .. ~December 5, 1996 I KEY LENDERS AND RATES
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INTEREST .. PCMNTI LOCK· INT'fMST .. POINTS llllAX. MA"°9t AD.I.
TYP£ PHOHE RATE DWN t!l .. A.PA RATE DWN O!l UA LOAN O!l INDIX fMQ.
Abacus Financial Group A (800) 938--9393 7.250% 5 1.875 15 7.4n 5.950% ·5 1.000 7.596 300,000 2.700 ·110 eM
American Savings Bank s (800) 562-8272 7.500% 20 2.125 30 7.757 3.950% 25 1.000 . 7.'J97 800,000 2.450 110 1M
Bank of America B (800) 642-2244 7.375% 20 1.875 45 7.604 5.375% 20 1.000 8.119 2'17,000 2.875 1TS 1Y
California Federal Bank s (800) 225-3337 7.375% 20 2.250 45 7.644 3.875"' 20 1.000 7.447 2'17,000 2.500 110 1M
Chase Manhattan K (800) 900-6062 7.250% 20 2.250 30 7.517 4.250% 20 2.250 8243 207,000 3.000 1TS 1Y
Coast Federal Bank s (800) 300-5626 7.600'% 20 2 .. 000 10 7.846 2.950% 25 1.000 7.2319 500,000 2.300 110 1M
Detridc Mortgage G~ A (714) 759-9692 7.250% 5 0.375 15 7.323 3.850% 20 1.000 7247 750,000 2.300 110 1M
Downey Savings s (800) 335-9639 7.37~ 20 2.375 30 7.857 2.~ 20 0250 7.412 500,000 2.550 110 1M
Emery Financial R (714) 72M200 7.250% 5 1.750 15 7.464 3.~ 20 2.250 7.301 eoo,ooo 2.225 110 1M
Fidelity Federal Bank s (800) 232-2309 7.500% 5 1.625 10 7.704 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
First Federal Bank of CA s (800) 872-4332 7.375% 20 2.125 30 7.830 2.850% 20 o.750 7.314 207,000 2.400 110 1M
Fleet Mor1gage K (800) 700-5850 7.375% 20 2.125 30 7.630 5.500% 20 2.125 8.1'40 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y
Glendale Federal Bank s (800) 580-9000 7.375% 5 2.250 45 7.844 2.850% 10 1.000 7.942 207,000 2.250 l1M 1M
Great Western BaM B (800) 492-7587 7.325% 20 2.200 30 7.587 3.950% 20 1.000 1.51 207,000 2.450 110 1M
Home Savings s (800) 875-5051 7.200% 10 2..250 30 7.486 3.950% 20 1.000 7.5M 500,000 2.060 1TS 1M
NationaSanc Mtg. COfP. K (800) 685.()()()1 7.125% 20 2.375 30 7.403 4.()()()% 20 2.500 8.02.4 207,000 3.000 leM 8M
Newport Coast Flnanclal R (800) 80&-5826 7.125% 5 2.2SO 15 7..390 3.950%. 20 1.125 7.410 800,000 2.450 110 1M
Omni Anancial A (800) 644 6664 7.750% 5 0.000 10 7.786 5.500% 10 2.000 8.414 201,000 2.750 l.8M 8M
ProFed Mortgage K (800) 68&-3758 7.375% 20 2.125 30 7.830 4.250% 20 1.000 7.575 400,000 2.825 110 1M
Sanwa Bank B (800) 237-2692 7.500% 10 1.625 45 7.704 5.760% 10 1.375 8215 207,000 2.750 1TS 8M
TLC Financial Svcs. R (800) 801 ·7300 7.375% 10 1.825 13 7.578 5.260% 6 1.500 8.048 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y
Union Bank of CA B (800) 453-1288 7.500% 20 1.750 30 7.718 4.750'% 20 1.000 8.023 207,000 2.e25 eco eM
WeyemaeuMf' Mtg. K (800) 669-6747 7.625% 10 1.825 14 7.831 3.950% 20 1250 7.473 207,000 2.500 110 1M
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HARBOR COVE
PRO)!ENADE
OPEN HOUSE
SAT 12-4PM
SUN 12-fPM
l611 ARCHBAYDR. <•J ..... s..ia-~
Agenu Wieloomc
Mike Abel
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Seller has spared no expense
in this completely remodeled
Plan .. C" in the bluffs. 2 or 3
bedrooms, 3 baths, 2100 sq.
ft. with a 300 sq. ft. bonus
room. Move-in condition .
Seller Motivated .
2444 VISTA NOBLEZA
$425,000
Call Rene Sandera
310-546-7561
I rMllDUS OCfNf'Pl'rutD ON WO
Roof .iop deck • petlo on beach. Great
Summer/'lllnter renca1 Income. Remodeled lowu I O"WDC(s unll. 3bcfb. Upper unit 3bc/2ba I indudes fumlsb.inp. 5205 ~ Or. NB.
• UNIQUE DUPLEX ON THE PARK •
I Large 3bf/2:ba ownc1's uni! • 2bd/2ba for CXln I income. aa.e to beach.
• OCEAN VIE\11 DUPLEX STEPS TO SURF •
I UnbeUenble ~ Ql2chine. SummeT/Wlnter I
rental potcntbl. I.Ive-in or investmenL
• For Privak Showins caD
I Deborah Wilkinson, Broker ' I
714-752-6767 /714-67~9308
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The key to privacy is at Villa Point This 1990
Mediterranean-style condominium bas two master bedrooms and two baths.
Priced at an affordable $219.000, the location of this end unit which sports
vaulted ceilings and pretty views of tree tops and tile roofs is reminiscent of
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The Villa Point community is greatly appreciated by ~ewport Beach
residents for its gate-guarded cnttjes, lush tropical landscaping, pools and
gracious grounds. Centrally located at the apex of Pacific Coast Highway
and Jamboree in Newport Beach, Villa Point is a comfortable walk to
Balboa lalaod, several yacht clubs, shopping centers, the Hyatt Newporter,
the Back Bay and relat.ed wat.er sports activities, golf courses and tennis
facilities.
Perfect for a primary home or a aeoondary home-away-from-home. Villa
Point may be just the right move for you.
For -.on ildorMlllioll, cllll .,,,_,. SwiMAll o/ llN PnlMrttllll -JOA
DM11'u co_,,.,., 111 (114) 159..uol.
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