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Home My WebLink About1997-01-04 - Orange Coast Pilotr · • s ·p 0 RT S Misty isn't necessarily misty-eyed Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 , Inside The best local " ,. -A HAR.E~RAZl·NG ORD6AL . .. •Newport Coast neighborhood riles animal-lovers by hiring company to kill squirrels and rabbits . By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot G~ound squirrels and rabbits are wreaking havoc on a New- port Coast subdivision, and the homeowners board isn't going to take it anymore. The Montserrat board of directors hired Newport Exter- minating to rid them of some of the creatures. And though many residents surely won't miss the droppings left and damage Fonner museum director helps out • Michael Botwinick will now leave in mid7February. The Orange ~ounty Museum d Art opens Jan 25. By Jennifer Armstrorig, Daily Pilot The director of the former Newport Harbor Museum of Art will be sticking around past the opening of a new county art museum at the old Newport Har- bor site. Michael Botwinick, scheduled to leave the museum in mid- December, will continue oversee- ing the site's $1.4 million conver- sion into the Orange County Museum of Art. He· now plans to leave by mid-February. • 1 am sticking around for a while," Botwinick said. MI'll be here through the end of the reno- vation." The new county museum will take up both the old Newport Harbor Art Museum and the old Newport Beach library. The reno- vation· began in June, when the state Attorney General's office approvep the controversial merg- er of the Newport Harbor and Lag\Ula Beach art museums. Botwinick declined to say what he plans to do after leaving the museum. caused· by the · animals, some worry about the ecological effects• extermination may cause. _ 111. was so upset," said resi- dent Ruth Borders, •who admlt- ted she hasn't heard many of her neighbors complain about the plal). •1t upsets the food chain. ~We have a rabbit problem, but there's. got to be something else we can do." A Montserrat neighborhood -· newsletter item on the extenni- nation carried the headline, "Montserr(\t Board will kill bun- nies." But Newport Exterminat- ing operations manager Andy Allaire said Montserrat hired the company to kill only the squir- rels. The company will put out poisoned bait that builds up in the squirrels' systems to gradu- ally kill off the population. And rabbits that eat the bait may become casualties as weu: Allaire said. · •Killing rabbits is not our purpose and it's not our _goal," he said. "This won't eliminate the entire rabbit population in any way, shape or form." Newport Ext~,nninatlng uses only bait· that is approved by the U.S . Environmental Protection Agency and won't harm house- hold pets, Allaire said. The homeowners association wants to eliminate the animals because they damage property, leave droppings and carry fleas, he said. "You cannot walk across the property without having a rabbit pellet stuck to your shoes," he said. I \\ I I I ( I I I I I< t I I I ( I I ( ) "\._ ' l. I I I . I I I ' • ' State Department of Fish and .. • DON LEACW DALY PILOT Game biologist 'lroy Kelly said B.orders' concerns about food- cha.in disruption were valid, but he didn't see any .cause for alarm. "The reduction in rabbits could reduce the food supply for raptors and coyotes," be said. •1t's not going to have any major impact otherwise -it's j\lSt another part of development.• Allaire desc.rt.bed the exter- mination company's role as "walking a pretty tight line." "We're the good guy-bad guy here." he said. "We're getting rid of the problem, but we're killing squirrels and bunnies." What ails you maynOt be flu •Whatever you've caught, local health care professionals recommend the ages-old antidote: plenty of fluids and rest. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Piiot Nearly everyone knows some- one who is coughing, achy anq resting in bed -or should be -this winter. While everyone agrees it's the season for the "flu,• health experts say that there's more to it than that. Margie Grant, a nurse for Dr. John Holland at the Mariners Medical Group in Newport Beach, said people often wrongly assume their symptoms are just a cold or virus that will go away quickly. . . •People automatically think they have the flu," Grant said. Continuing with daily activities, such as work and school, and assuming that the illness will CUTe itself only leads to more prob- lems, she said. U sinus problems move down to the chest area, it may spur bronchitis and if that goes untreated, may lead to pneumo- nia, Grant said. Her remedy? When people start to feel bad they should, •Push the fluids, take the l)'lenol and get the rest," she said. The new Orange County Museum of Art will open Jan. 25 with a St.3 million endowment under new director Naomi Vine. A puddle remained as the only proof of Friday morning's rain as couples came out to enjoy a sunset stroll on the Newport Pier. Lai Logan. a phamlacy technician Local leaders applaud ·Gov. Wilson's pri>posal I • The budget includes funds for teaching basic reading skills virough eighth grade. By Michelle TetWllleger, Dai/}' Pik1t Local school district leaders are applauding an announcement by Gov. Pete Wilson to expand the California Reading Initiative to· include reading instructton training to fourth-through · ei9hth-grade teachers. The propoMl -announced Fri- day u. part of the governor's 1991-98 budget -will add $57,5 mil11on in federal Goals lOOO funds to the program started lut year with S200 mHJlon to Improve pdmary l'Mding um. through twher tralnlng. nae woi'kabopl w10 be ~ o1 tw:bin' prd.-...i •w:t IDlibt mil wW OOOOllW* -..... NIM'•tM pboiak:l'"bued zr-"m~·uai.llkl ......... Secrillly ol ldu- Gllliil ...._~1••• __._..__ , •u I had a kid in the fourth grade, I would be concerned he would not have the same oppor- tunity to learn the phonics-based method,• Bergeson saic1. The new program will help teachers raise intermediate students to the same level in terms of phonics as the primary students. Mac Bernd, superintendent for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, said it was impor- tant to expand the lan¥age.erts training. through elg th-grade teachers. •As the grade levels get high· er, there's less of a focus on basic reading skills 1 and more of an assumption that kids know how to read,• Bernd Hid. •Tue mbre we can do to help te\lchen f ocua • on these lnues with fourth· through eighth-graders, the bet- ts olf we're gomg to be.• -==-~::i: w Jll'OPllll wm bell> cna'8 • ~ ~ '° ......... bellkl lolld ,_... Wmdf lAa'e .. MGIM r----------------, . I \ I l I \ • SEE FLU PAGE A8 NO FLIGHT OF FANCY •Bonnie O'Neil takes very seriously her high-profile roles in fights against John Wayne expansion and far El Toro airport. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot r . . . .. -------------- -~ . -- ---- " . GINO GARCIA . " Percussionist has been grooving for a decade at .C~elo's . greer wylder Put spring in your step with shoe repair deal, C ba'a Family Shoe Repair (~2-4314), located at 1673 Irvine Ave. in Costa Mesa, is having a customer appreciation offer for Best Buys readers. If you bring in this col- umn you'll receive 20% off on your next sboe repair. Cha 's is -one of the best local shoe repair shops. A January clearance sctie is ;~ progress at the Gregory :_Gallery (123-0887), located at :--a405 Via Udo in Newport . ~Beach. Everything is reduced t up to 50% off. Me~chanclise on i sale includes a hU~e assortment : of crafts, jewelry, ceramics, : gifts, art, and custom framing. - : Currently there is an exhibit : featuring one-of-a-kind ceramic : figures with dogs, cats, goUers, ; and beachgoers. The Gregory : Gallery is open daily, from ! 10:30 a .m . to 5:30 p.m., exdud- : ing Tuesdays. ' • : · A multimillion-dollar collec-! ti.on of Le Vlan fine jewelry is I being shown at various Macy's -I stores throughout California, I Arizona, Ne vada and New MeJ!rico. The show stops at 1 South Coast Plaza's Macy's on HE IS A local musician groov- ing on his first steady gig in years. BOOKING HIMSELF AS BACK.UP Gino Garcia couldn't ask for a better job than the one he now has as music director of Carme- lo's restaurant. He oversees all the live entertainment at the Corona del Mar eatery - · and plays percussion for every act he books. "Not a bad deal, huh?" he said of his first and only steady gig in years. He selects the acts from tapes local bands send him. He has only one requirement for the music he chooses: "If it makes me move and it grooves, they're in.• ACCORDION JAM SES-I I SIONS • Garcia, a 32-year-o1d Santa Ana resident, start- ~playing at Carmelo's 10 years ago after meet- ing an accordion player who perlormed there. When they jammed together, the accordion player liked what be heard and recom- mended Garcia to the owner of Carmelo's. After playing at the restau- rant for a while, he got promot- ed to the position of music director. The director's job provides him wit.ti a steady paycheck - something he has seen infre· quently in his musician life. MOMENTS OF FAME Garcia took up music play- ing in garage bands when he was 14. "Then once I got a gig and I got paid a couple bucks," he said . "I liked it ever since." He has performed in local clubs since then, playing the guitar, drums and other percus- sion instruments. He had some moments of national fame when ·. he performed in a music video starring longtime friend Louie Cordero, a Newport Beach resi- dent. Cordero led hip hop group Louie Louie, whose video for "Lap of Luxury" made it to the M1V airwaves. THE ser~uP Garcia still plays with · Cordero every Thursday night at Carmelo's. This Thursday, both anived at about 2:30 p.m. to set up their sound equipment around the small wooden- floored comer that serves as the stage. Garcia, wearing a black baseball cap, black vest and white T-shirt, helped Cordova unload speakers. He took a break to bang out some quick rhythms on bis bongo drums and tap his sticks on a table. But he would soon have to get back to busi- nesa -checking 80\Dld , setting up lights, return- ing phone calls, setting up pay ~edules. A st£ADY GIG He doesn't always like getting bogged down in the every~y details of his job. Then again, he doesn't mind it when be remembers times when he didn't have a steady job. ·· •My last real job was when I was a machinist when I was 21,-he said. •That's what's great about this -a steady gig is a steady gig." He apprecia~s being able to get that coveted steady gig and still stay iii music. "I can basically call the shots here,• he said. "'Ibey gave me the opportunity to do what I wanted to do.• · DETAILS, DETAILS He still longs to per- form. whiCh is why he plays with every act he sched- ules. His Latin jazz band, Los 'Itopicanos, performs at the restaurant weekend nights. "I still like perlonning," he said. "The most difficult thing is having to deal with all the other things -but for performing, it's worth it." ~Story by Jeon1ler Armstrong, photo by Don leach : Tuesday. The jewelry collection : will include necklaces, earrings, :·rings and pins, in diamonds, ... rubies, sapphires, emeralds, .and tanzanite. All a.re in gold Oubs to celebrate accomplishments, anniversaries iii 1997 · handcrafted settings and rangP · in price from $300 for a tanzan- l ite ring to $50,000 for a dia· : mond and ruby panther • : bracelet. An advantage to pur- ; chasing a Le Vian piece is that : the company allows you to : trade a Le Vian piece at any Le ! Vian show for the actual price : paid. • I : For best buys on. produce I don't forget the Newport Beach I Pier has a certified Farmers . I Market open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m . The outdoor mar- ! ket sells fresh, locally grown : produce, and there is a nice I selection of h oneys, flowers, ; bread, nuts and more. j i Balboa Boat Rentals (673- • 7200) has reduced its rental ! prices for the winter. You can i rent a boat for one hour and get • the next half-hour free. The • • offer is valid Monday through : Friday, and excludes holidays. : Balboa Boat Rentals bas ; Waverunners, kayaks, offshore · runabouts, sail~oats, and elec- : trlc bay cruisers available to : rent. It's located at 510 E. Edge- ; water Ave. on the Balboa • 1 Peninsula. Call for reservations. I ·--------~~~~~~~---: • IEST .UYS appears Thursdays and 1 Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, I c.11 me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-1 '170, or write to me: Best Buys, Daily I ,.lot. 330 W. Bay St., Cbsta Mesa, I 92627. Y Ounl EXPO '97: The . Orange County Pair and Exposition Center will play host to the 18th Annual Youth Expo '97 April 18 to 20 and is looking for schools and school-attifutted computer clubs to share their accomplishments and showcase student achieve- ments . Categories for competition include best web pages, com- puter-generated art and best use of technology. That's in addition to the regular competitions, which include a talent search, 4- H projects, school projects, cre- ative writtng, crafts, fine arts, science projects and social stud- ies. Deadline for participation is Jan. 31. For more information, COSTA MESA call 708-1520. CLUB NEWS: J oel Carlson. Dave Hibbard, Jack ~PPY and Charles lrvtne, members of the Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach- Corona del Mar, sold 36 See's candy bars and $700 worth of Entertainment '97 books at the Corona del Mar Christmas Walle in December while club member Hal Kloke sold 100 See's certifi- cates on bis own. According to Rosemary Ster- ling, president of the Soroptimist International of NeWport Harbor, the international organization celebrates its 15th anniversary in 1997. Part of the recognition of its years of service will be to provide complimentary personalized NEWPORT IEAOt jim de boom address labels from the Soropti- mist Foundation that display the Soroptimist emblem in order to • JOO blodc of East 17th Street : A purse containing $200 in cash was stolen from a shopping cart at Ralph's. • 400 blocLof 32nd Stnet: A $10 trash can was stolen from an alley. • 100 blodc of West 19th Street A purse containing $79 in cash was stolen from on top of a parked car, where its owner accldentafly left it. • MOO blodc of Awnue of the Arts: A $400 stereo was stolen from a car. There was no sign Qf forced entry. • 2800 blodc of Mandoza Drive: Stereo equipment worth $400 was stolen from a car. The passenger door was pried open. • llOO blodc of 5anU Ana Avenue: A $250 bicycle was stolen from a closed, but not locked, camper shell. • Sem cape Drive: A $250 snowboard and duffel bag full of clothes and accessories totaling a value of $1, 150 were stolen from a car. The front passenger window was smashed. • 4oo block of Colwnblll·Stnet: A resident returned from a trip and found his second-story front door had been pried with, but nothing was stolen. • 900 ~ of V(est Newport c.nw Drive: A $200 cellular phone was missing from ~ hotel after the vic- tim accidentally left it. !.----~~---:-~:--~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~~~~~~~-- • • : • I ! • • • • ' . VOL IO, NO. 'I0'1 ADQ"U OW addr9' Is 330 W. Bay St.. c:o.ta Mela, c.allf. 92'27. ~ O.lly Pilot. P.O. BOIC 1560, Costa MeM. CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories, Illustrations, edito- rt.f mettw Of~ herein can be reproduced with- out wntten permi.lon of copy· right owner . HOW TO BEACH US ~ The Times Orange County (800) 252·9141 ,,,,.... ...... Cl..ifled 642-5678 Display 642...021 fdltlofW I' News S«>-1224 Spot1s 642-4330 N9wl,. s,or1I Fu ~170 f-Mell: dpllot.2eearthflnk.net MlllftOflb . 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Exchange Clubs from South- ern California, including local Exchange Clubs, support the Costa Mesa-based Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center, according to an apprecia- tive BW Barrtngton, president of the center's board of directors. From July to October 1996, the Exchange Club of Newport Harbor donated $20,000 and the Exchange Club of-Orange Coast donated $6,550 for the center's child abuse prevention programs. The center's motto is •Fighting Child Abuse One F&Jllily at a Time" and does so with a variety programs. . 5EMCE a.u9 MEETINGS THIS WEEK: MONDAY -6:30 p.m. Harbor Mesa Lions Oub meets at the Costa Mesa Country Oub for the official visit by Gary Lozaun, District ~LA Governor. TUESDAY_-7:30 a.m. Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Oub meets at the Bal- boa Bay Oub to hear a craft talk by Susan Warwiek. -Noon. Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwa- nis Oub meets at the Costa Mesa Com- munity Center. -6 p.m. Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Oub, the Fish Fry Club, meets at the Costa Mesa Country Oub fa< the official visit by Gary lozalm. District ~ L4Govemor. WEDNESDAY -7:30 a.m. South Coast sunrise Rotary Oub meets at the Center Oub. Newport .._rbor Kiwanis Oub meets at the Unlvenl1y Athletic dub. -Noon. CosU Mesa Rotary Oub meets at Mesa Verde Country dub. The Exchange Oub of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. -6 p.m. Newport Balboa Rotary Oub meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to hear a Craft Talk by Rob Shep- herd. ntURSOAY -1 a.m. Costa Mesa- Orange Coast Breakfast Lions Club meets at Mimi's cafe. -Noon. Kiwanis Oub of Newport Beach<orona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Oub meets at the Holiday Inn. The Exchange Oub'of Newport Harbor meets at the SNrk Island Yacht Oub for a business meet- ing. The Newport-Irvine Rota(y Oub meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel to hear Bill Dwoman speak on •Miracle Water.• WORTH RIPIATWG ... from the •Sea Lions.• the newsletter of the Newport Beach Lions Oub; •A good rule for going through life is to keep the heart a tittle softer than the head.• • COMMUNITY a a.Am is published every Saturday in the Dally Pilot. Fax your service crub's meeting infonnatlon to 631·5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Beach, 92660. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price · . --51-25"', ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Co~tions partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, ~y-sell agreements, contracts arid collections REAL ESTATI: LITICATION AND , TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements~ title disputes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNINC • Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration ' LEGAL -OPTIONS ~ AI:J QIN I Y I AT LAW (714) 768-1775 I .. SATURDAY, JANUARY 41 1997 AJ NO new trial for Eric Wayp.e Bennett .I promised: no talking _ abotit what ai1S me .... T here w1ll be no more palaver about the dreadful ailments that have been ravaging our household: bronchi- tis.for me, fonnidable oougbitis. for my wife. an~lorado a.re 75. Wheel You don't have to be constant- ly checJdng the mirrors for a Smokey in ~~-brown wrap- Peppermints; one Rand-MicNally road atlas; one AAA tour guide to Arizona-New Mexicoi cm11 roll • paper towels; one spray bollle WindexJ two Dairy Queen paper napkins; one money bag from Newport-Balboa Savings and I ~ By Chrktopher Goffard, ~ lfot SANTA ANA -A Superior Court judge on Friday denied the defense team's motion for a new trial in the case of Erle Wayne Bennett, the 25-year-old Costa Mesa handyman convict- ed of rape and murder. Judge Kathleen E. O'Leeiy made the ruling after defense lawyers raised allegations of jwy misconduct, contending a ' juror left out important infollDAtion on a q_uestionnaire that may have preJudlced the verdict The unidentified juror appar- ently mentioned during deliber- ations that he had been arrested during a barroom brawl. But the juror never divulged the inci- dent when Depu~ Public Defender Leondard Gumlia interviewed him for the panel, Gumlia said. The jW'Or reportedly told oth- ers on the panel how tenible prison was, which may have swayed the jury to recommend the death penalty for Bennett, Gumlia said. • The juror's statements about jail might have made it "psycho- logically easier to deal with the enormity (of capital punish- ment),• Gumlia said. - Deputy District Attorney · RUFFELL'S - UPHOLSTERY INC. wt..~ Dollar eov.. Mof9I 1}22 HAllOl kVD., COStA MESA· 58-1156 Auto Insurance Now Required Bv OMV! Rabbitt Insurance Agency Since 1957 AUI'O •HOMEOWNERS• BWE CR~ ~ ~ -~ S,.,!J 631-7740 441 OW N«wDon Bhd. •Newport Bach . O'-u.,...,..., . James Mulgrew dismissed the jurots eomments about Jail as •generic." "He's just saying 'Jail is hard, jail is difficult.'• Mulgrew said. 1be juror appeared before Judge O'Leary on Friday morn- ing in a closed-court session. The jUl'Ol reportedly claimed he did not know if he had been arrested by the police or detained by security guards after the alleged brawl. N_oting she was "alarmed" by the inconsistencies in his story, O'Leary said she believed the juror lied to the panel., which qualified as misconduct, but she did not find evidence of preju- dice that would warrant a mistri- al. O'Leary is scheduled to sen- tence Bennett on Jan. 9. "We're disappointed," Gum- lia said outside the courtroom after his mistrial bid failed. Deputy District Attorney Car- olyn Kirkwood called the judge's ruling "proper.• Bennett stands convicted of murdering Newport Beach sec- retary Marie Powell Evans, 50, and raping a Corona del Mar woman, crimes he committed in September and ~ber 1994. A jt1ry recommended the death penalty in September. You see, some 20 years ago, our daughters made us swear that when we attained senior cit- izenship, we would not talk about anything that might be ail- ing us. A mention would be OK, but no more detail than, •t feel like Walter Matthau looks.• The girls ~d noticed -it was impossible not to:.. that whenev- er their grandparents met at our house, one topie dominated their conversations: Aches and pains of all kinds, illnesses CUITent and past, surgeries survived or yet to come. Inevitably, one of the girls would put a stop to it. One, sometimes both, would turn up the charm and, ever so sweetly, , announce: •No more sick talkl • It was after one of those din- ners, Qne of exceptiorup.clinical detail,· that our daughters made us swear to keep our illnesses to ourselves. And so you will be spared. On Thursday, I wrote some about Christmas with the nav and the Brettster. Also about not being utter fools and continuing our holiday trip to visit friends in Idaho and Washington. Bill and Carolyn Hardy. phoned New Year's Day to sing "Happy Birthday~ and describe lite on the Hood Canal in fred , ·martin Tahuya, Wash. 11Haven't had any power since Christmas,• Carolyn said. "'frees have been blowing down, we can't cook and we · don't have any heat.• Actually, it sounded like more fun than we'd been having. I have to admit to being some- what pressed for material for today's column. About all I've done the past tWo weeks is drive to Denver and back. One highlight was when I stopped for gas in Kingman, Ariz., and opened the passenger door. A gust roared through, so strong it blew my road atlas, Kleenex box and trash bag out of the car. Dorothy and Toto would have had a rough go in that for- saken town. The big event in cross-country driving comes when you leave stodgy, 70-mph California. Speed limits in Arizona, New Mexico • FREE HOT WAX Ski & SNOWBOARD TUNE-UP INCLUDES SEASON · HOT WAX PASS ($3S VALUE) NOW $20! NEW Ski & SNOWBOARD .RENTALS RENTAL Skl'CLOTHING AVAILABLE (714) Ski-SURF (714) 7S4-7873 2980 MCCLINTO K ·COSTA fai~~~:::iiit;::!::;ii~~:iii;;:!:iij~·!::iii~~~:::!::;i~iii:!:~ .. per, which away practically all pf the stress of cross-country driving. Seventy-five miles an hour, I think, is quite civilized. Plenty fast enough for any rational per- son. NudS1e it up there, lock on the autopilot and whiz through the great southwestern desert, listening to tunes like that splen- did lament. "I'm Messed up in Mexico, Living on Refried Beans." My wife flew to Denver, as is our custom. So for the two days of solitudE! on the road, my car becomes my universe. At a gas stop in Gallup, N.M., I took - inventory of the passenger seat: One box IOeenex; one receipt for the previous night's lodging at the Best Western Arizonian in Holbrook; one heavily depleted-- bag of extra strength Half's Men- tho-Lyptus cough drops; one ChapStick {n:lint flavored); two pair reading glasses, one pair sunglasses; one small jar Vicks Vapo-Rub; one bottle Robitussin Maximum Strength cough syrup; one container Champion raisins. Also: one skier's headband; one tin Altoids, Curiously Strong Loan containing $123A6; oae • wrist watch; one pend1 ftah-• light; two ballpoint pens; a11e • notebook; ~one bottle lotion, lifted from motel in Holbrook; one 'tbirst- Buster vat of Diet Dr. Pepper; one plastic trash bag filled with used tissues, cough-drop wrappers, one-apple core; cassette tapes of Kiri te Kanawa singing Jerome · Kem, Natalie Cole singing her dad's hits, the Brahms Violin Concerto played by Itzbak Perl· man. On the floor: one ice chest with orange juice, Canadian Glacier water and Diet Or. Pep- per; one pair cable chains; one bag Fig Newtons. one pair waterproof, fur-lined biking boots. You can't begin to imagine what a momentous task it was to reorganize th.is self-contained world to accommodate my wife on the trip home. • FRED MARTIN'S column n.ms every Thursday and Saturday. Handcrafted Pottery, Furniture A Home Accents Orange County's largest selection. Over 7,000 sq. ft. of unique and attractive items for home, patio and garden -direct from the interior of Mexico. See for yourseH why MEX•ART is becoming Orange County's best design resource. ..... Pigskin fumitun • Garden & ArchitKtllnl Pottery • Austic WOod Fumishings • Talavm • Statuary • Wrought lf'Ofl • Papitr "a<W & "on MEX•ART ........ c:=--546-6151 2925 Alrw2y Avenue Costa Mesa (near' J~ Wayne Airport) Open Doily • Mon· Sot: 1 O·b • Sun: 11-S omcas -INVENTORY SALEZ as -so ID evar n .. There.ts never been a better tin1e to see all the I , sides of Comcast. Farnily channels. Cooking progra1ns. Up-to-the-minute news and weather. Plus services that make life easier. A~d right now, Y<!" can get Comcast installed for q, special low price. o get Comcast. And see a side of televisiof!-you just can "t get anywhere else. Ci) CCJl\llCA&T•. EverythJfC you connect with. SAT\MDAV. JAMJAAY 4~ 1997 0 . - ADVENNRE IN FAITH '97 St. . Andrew's Presbyterian Church will host •ne Journey Tuward God• on Jan. 11-15. Dr. John Ortberg will address a series of topics, beginning with •God Wants to Use You.• He'll deliver this presentation Jan. 11 at 5:30 p.JU. and Jan. 12 at 8:30 and 10:15 a.m. Then, at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 12-1.f, Ortberg will speak on •wUlful- nea vs. Willingness," •Develop- ing a Heart of Gratitude" and •Going the Distance," respective- ly. A Jan. 13-15 series at 6:45 .and 9:30 a.m. will carry the theme •Encountering Jesus.• St. Andrew's is at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 631-2660. ' RAISING A 'MENSCH' "Positive Parenting in the •90s• includes •How to Raise Your Child to be a Mensch." The third in a series of panel discussiom at Temple Bat Yahm takes place Jan. 12, and will interest both par- ents and grandparents. The panel members include the temple preschool director, Karen Junck- er; the temple's religious school director, Joanne Mercer; New- port-Mesa Unified School District lhJ.stee Serene Stokes; and psy- chologist Roberta Wyman. The 7 p.m. event takes place at 1011 Camelback St. in Newport Beach, and a $5 donation per person will benefit a youth program. Phone " 6«-1999 ior further detaill. HOMW STUDIES Don Prenket ot Coutllne Com- munity CollegeWW teach four 10- week Hebrew classes at the Jew- ish Community Center in Costa Mesa. Beginning, conversational and intermediate Hebrew classes meet from 1 to 9 p.m. with tuition of $50 for center memben and $60 for non-members. The inter- mediate class meets Tuesdays, beginning this Tuesday through March 12; the conversational class meets Wednesdays, begin- ning this Wednesday through March 13; and the beginners class meets Thursdays, beginning this week through March 14. Advanced Hebrew classes meet Mondays, beginning this Monday through March 11, from 7:30 to 9:30 p .m. Fees will be $60 for cen- ter members, $70 for non-mem- ber3, and $5 for cowse material. .The center is located at 250 E. Baker St. Phone 7 55-0340 for fur- ther details. r JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOL The Jewish Culture School is offering SWlday school classes for children, ages five through mitz- vah program, as well as an adult seminar. The 10 a.m. to noop 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 semi- nar during the SlJilday school ses- T~~ ~~LL~~-,-~~~ CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S wtAR & .. EvEllkDAY SAVINGS 50%-80% As Featured on CH 9 T. V , Alan Mendelson 's "Best Buys" 332 Marine Ave.• Newport Beach 675-6887 CONGREGATIONAL (J) COMMUNITY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL . UNITED CHURCH Of CHRIST To~ Is To Cart; To Cart Is To DO. 8n.IC9 V•n Blair, Minister Sunday-Worship 8:15 & 10AM Church School 9AM Adult-9:45 Children Child C•re Provided 644-7400 611 l'Wotrope Ave. CO«>N Del Mar EPISCOPAL SAINT =~ruRCH "'AQwua1~D ' 7 li.~..I """-__ °""_,_.,,......,... Fr. David C. And.non, rec:1cr 3209 Vio Lido l'~Beodl 71,/675-0210 7:30 om Traditional 9 om Conlilrnpc:>fof'Y. 9 am Oivrdt SchoOI 1 O:A5 om Charismatic and Wednesday noon Tl'?ADITIONAL E PI SCOr1AL St. Matthew'• Churdl A plltlh ot tM Mrl/tl*I Cathcllc CtMnft 1713 W.... Oftwit, N9WPOft leech, CA- (leclng Sheltngloli. behind The Pizza .....,,, I f 71 .... 11. r stpns for all lts membei'I. 1be cen- t• ii Joca'8d at 250 I!. Baker St. in Cotta Mesa. 10 lea.m more abou.t the chapter and registration, phone Deborah Holland at 559- 6726. .. HEALTH DAY fnltructor Janet 8ro&ali People Wltb Arthritis Can Exer- cise claues from t 0 to 11 a.m. every Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 B. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The class includes health education, joint-protection tips, relaxation techniques, pain-control tech- niques and socializing. Call 513- 5641. SHRMONS NEW TRADITIONS Christ Church by the Sea cele- brates its New 1raditions Service of Worship each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Child care is available dur- ing each observance. The United Methodist .cilurch is located at 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. in Newport Beach. Phone 675-6310 for details. BIRTH EXPERIENCE On Sunday, the sermon at Orange Coast Unitarian Univer- salist Church will compare the work of a ministerial settlement cU.rector to that of a colonial Qlid- wife. Tne Rev. Daniel Hotchkiss will deliver M Attending at a Kind of Birth• during the 10:30 a.m. Ml'Vke. He hu worked at church- • In NeW Haven. Coan. and Boca Raton. Pia. u well u at church headquarters in Boston. Child care and youth teligioua educa-tion will be p~ed during the service. The church ii lomted in Costa Mela at 1259 Victoria St. For more information, call 6'6- 4652. . NEW LOCA110N This Sunday at New Thought Church. the Science of Mind Cen- ter, the 10:30 a.m. service follows meditation at 10. The church ts newly locate(\ in the Nelgbbor- hood Community Center at 1845 Park Ave., in Costa Mesa. Call 646-3199 for more information. SINGLES SATISFACTIOtf Disclosing wWhat Women Need• will kick off the Serendip- ity r series for singles at St. And.fews Presbyterian Church. On Wednesday, therapist John Jolliffe will lead the 7:30 p.m. dis- cussion. The specialist in .male/female relationships will probe the extent that women communicate needs and that men understand them. That clears the way to explore suggestions f improving relationships. ASK THE RABBI Rabbi David Rosenberg will field questions during , Singles Evening on Friday, and every sec- Make Those Patios 11 Entries Beautiful Let Jim Jennin&s install your complete yard hardscape. • Expert bride, block, stone, tile, slate & concrete work. • Can recommend quality designe_~ & landscapers. e Quality work in Costa Mesa & Newport Beach since 1969. CuR1ed R~d Mountain S~ Entry & Sups • Drainage problems? We solve them. Jim-s CUSTOM MASONK\' 170 E. 17th St. i Suite 206 Cotta Mesa (714) 645-8512 State Liceme 1392707 METHODIST C:....Meto MISAVBDI UNmD MnHODIST CHURCH 1701 laker, C.M WonMp & Church School lz30 and 10:00 a .m. Dr. Richard George 979-8234 I,AGUNA United Methodist Church 21832 Wesley Dr. Laduna Beach 4199-3088 Sunday MQr!itng Worship & Christian Educition 1 OAM Ministers David Beades & Virginia WhMfer Wesley Counseflna Center S4it'vices Avallible NIWPOR'T C.,,..R -UNITED mTHODIST CHURCH 16~~1~· 644-0745 Worship at 8:00M1 & 1 O:OOM1 Child~ Sunday School I O:OOM1 Jr. & Sr. High S:OOPM COMMUNITY CHURCH W HARBOR CHRllTWI CHURCH l. (Dllclplel of amt) 1411 ................. ....,.. .... S1nclly Wonlllp • 10:00AM Dr. Dennis W. Short Mlnllttr 645·5781 ~ . CHRISTIAN SCIENC E FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 Via Udo, Newport lleadl 673-1340 Of 673-6190 CbUlc8 10 -• I J11D. lllndaJ lctlool 10 -W<ICllwdat ....... t pm SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Jladac Vl9w Dr, NewpC1111 llacb ~2617 er 675-4661 aucta10- ...., IClbOol 10- WI' s ,....,_..,,. .... ,, r: lhoca J • ond Priday of the month. at nan • pie IMlah of ~ Beach. A sped41 Oneg Sbabbai (fellowshlp hour) will follow ll8l'Vicel honor· ing single people. It all takes place at 2-'01 Irvtne Ave. in New- port Beach (Back Bay). For infor- mation about the time, call 546- 6900. SUNDAY NIGHT' AUVE At 5:30 p.m. Sti.nday Night Alive gathers at Christ Church by the Sea. It features the t•th Street gospel band and informal worship led by members of the congregation in celebratioii of laity Sunday. Visitors are invit- . ed to 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. for good fellowship and an optional light supper. The church office will answer qoesti'ons at 673- 3605. lWELFTH NIGHT' To celebrate the last night of Christmas, Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church t. host- ing a Festival of Lights. A candle- light Eucharist, the Story of Epiphany (espedally for chil- dren), takes place Sunday at 5 p.m. The worship service includes special music, and afterward, din- ner will be seived in' the Parish Center. The church is located at 3233 Pacific View Drive in Corona del Mar. Call Kathleen Peterson at 640-2553 or Kim Turner 573- 9790 to attend. .USURRNG Chnst Church by the Sea's Ser- vtce on the Sand movat indoors for the winter. Don Roberton now leadl an informal Bible Surfing service at the cbW'Ch on Sundays at 8 a.m. It indudes singing, the meuage and good fellowship at 1.COO W. Balboa Blvd. in Newport Beach. Phone 675-6310 for details. NEW CLQtGY LAW On Wednesday, the Newport- Mesa-Irvine Interfaith Council will aamine the eff~ a newly passed state law will have on the clergy. The R~v. Louis~ .. Fair- weathre testified before the state legislature on behalf of the bill, and she'll speak about it during the noon to 1:30 p.m. meeting. The bill challenges the traditional clergy privilege of "blanket confi- dentiality" and deals specifically with reporting child abuse. The meeting will take place at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista Drive in f':lewport Beach. A $5 donation covers lunch, and calling 548-4942 will ensure enough food by confirm- ing your attendance. • Send photographs and typed releases detalllng stories, upcoming events, ser- mon topics or any other news involving Costa Mesa and Newport Beach houses of worship to Rellglon Editor, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. You can also fax items to 646-4170. Yoga is more than a few good stretches. Come to the on~ center in Orange County that offers "complete yoga" and discover oU the benefits of the ancient science. Because our teachers hove been trained by a yoga master, we teach everything from the popular Hatha Yoga stretching exercises to deep meditation ana simple techniques for quick~ reducing stress, · gaining emotional bala~ce and peace of mind. Come to a free demonstration and find out for yourse~ why we're the only center thars been shoring yoga in Orange County for over 25 years. Or coll (714) 646·-211 for more information. . w d J , .. lO:OO• free ~~trafioes : 8 • . Gft. 7:30 pm ·YOGA CENTER ·~ 445 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa Between Tustin aACI Irvine St., 3 blocks east of Mother's Market & Kitchen WINTER Brrng this ad and receive a 20°/o discount SPECIAL on our first month of ciass. PRESBYTERIAN "KEYS TO UNLOCK.A HAPPY NEWYEAR" (Psalm 119:9-16) Or. John A. Hultman S.turday,January 4, 5:30 P.M. "'-htoa Swiday,Januuy S, 8:30 and 10:1 S A.M. 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beac h , California (7 14) 631 -2880 (across from Newport Harbor Htah School at lrvlne and I Sth.) ST. MARK PRF.sBYTERIAN -CHURCH "Open Arms and Open,Minds" Wonhip9:30 Jmbont' ,...... Newport BeD 644-1341 R E LIGIOUS SCIENCE lrwUe the Te.tkienu of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar B ~-.Muca to ,.,..r l*Jc1 of u.vrship 1.-11~-~ ReftPoluDI~ Pl.tue caJJ, ~ ~ l SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1997 A \ • r I · Newport-Mesa social powerhouses earn 'Women · of the Year' .title '~ .. . .. -,,.... ' Ten ladies at the top of the community charts for 1996 1. PEGCY GOLDWATER CLAY ... Chief of Protocol, UCI Medalist, all-around qood sport and community leader. 2. MARY LOU HORNSBY ... Pounder of many local organiza- tions including The Fashion- . ables, which supports Chapman University. Hopes to break ground on All Faiths Chapel at Chapman this year. 3. CA1HBIUNE THYEN ... Chair of the enormously success- ful 1996 10th anniversary Gala f OT The Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center. Sl)e's got the biggest heart to go with the biggest smile on the Orange Coast. 4. RONNIE AUUMBAUGH ... Sma!t. charming, pretty and powerful. the Allumbaugh name spells success for any event she associates it with. A major doer, Allwnb,augh is always a winner. 5. DAJtDll! DUNLAP ... The epitome ol tute and ftnt-daa style, Dunlap ii organized and works bud for caUteS such u the Th>jan League ot Orange County and The Islandan. - e. AltDEN Pl.AMSON ... You can tell just by looking at her that she's got brains to go along with her good looks. When she opens her mouth, the town takes notice. Formidable force behind the Center and organizations like The Angeli.to& de Oro, Plam- son is Orange County's ambas- sador of substance over style . 7. BARBA1tA VENEZIA ... She's got boundless energy for everything from Opera Pacific to the Children's-Bureau and she's a majoT winner when it comes to fund-raising. The woTd •no• is l!Ot in her vocabulary. ~ . 8. MARY ANN WELIS ... Founder and behind-the-scenes force of the charity circuit in Newport-Mesa, Wells haj quietly raised countless thousands of dollars for a number of local causes. The~ southern lady is loved and respected. 9. PATll EDWARDS ... She's blond. beautiful and well-spo- ken. She believes in children's causes such as Childhelp USA and always is front and center with her personal best. 10. EIJZABE'IH VJNCENJ' ... One of the best.messed ladies in Newport Beach, Vincent sup- ports all of the community's efforts. The soft-spoken Califor- nia native daughter has always put family first, a fine role model for this community and any other. HODSON LIGHTING llluminazione Nuova Tuscania Available, in Bro~ Verdi Finish by • ~·°Dragonfly'$ Open Tun.-Fri. &30-5, 5'tl 9-4 1510 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa·• 548-9341 Custo m Flo rals Gifts & Antiques Speciality Furniture Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10-5 369 E 17th St., 113 714-646-6745 Westport Square • Costa Mesa (acroN from Llj>lu) .7fappy Xem Year We wolc forward to tJerving you the f inu t ln'dian CuiJilu in 1997 (714) 752-5200 ROYAL KHYBER 1000 N. Bristol (at Jamboree) Newport Beach -------------------------· • I I I I I I I I i I e~nrlol 1 elements 1 Cmn:x-C-642-1717 a: 283·D 17ti Street, Costa Mesa (Ntn to Ross) • n.-7 Dan: M·F 9-8 Sat. 9.7 Sn. 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'I ' I " I .. ,, ., ,, ,, . • I SAlUIU>AY, JAHUAltY 4, 1997 . 1' Local theaters MUSIC DIZZY'TmUTE ring in new year 'JNIDpeter Jon Faddis, pianist Syrus Chestnut, drummer Ignacio Berroa and bassist John Lee will Join together in an all-star tribute to the late jazz great Dizzy Gille- spie in •'Dizzy:' The Man and the Music" at 1:30 and 9:45 p.m . today at The Orange County Per- forming Arts Center's new Jazz Club, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $30. For information, call 556-ARTS. GUrTAR CONCERTO By)Tom rttus. Daily Pilot A nother year in local the- ater ls in the scrap- bOoks, and its replace- ment is waiting patiently in the wings as playhouses in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach pre- pare their first productions of 199? . The new year begins -at least theatrically -with South Coast Repertory and the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse trotting out their latest Strelich, whose "Dog Logic• 'premiered at SCR in 1988. This one should touch a few netves in this part of the coun- try. It's about a defense con- tractor hit by financial woes, and the situation is complicat~ ed by a crazed employee run- ning amuck with a gun in the buildi.Q.g. Martin Benson directs a cast compo.sed of old· timers Don Took, Hal Landon Jr., Ron Boussom, Richard Doyle and Art Koustik. Lanford Wilson's "The Hot L Bal ti· shows. In the latter case, it'll be the I < 1 < \ I I 11 I \ I I I{ more," a dramati c Guest conductor Raymond Leppard will lead the Pacific Symphony Orchestra and one of the world's most popular classical guitarists, C}lrlstopher Parkening, in Rodrigo's "Fantasia para un gentilhombre" at 8 p.m. Wednes- day and Thursday at The Orange County PE1rforming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $8-$44. For information, call 755-5799 . TRIANGLE SQUAR£ CONCERTS third time around. "Something's Afoot," a musical mystery comedy that has been produced twice in past seasons, arrives Thursday at the Civic Playhouse. It's cal- culated for audiences who like a little mirth with their murder. · Previews began Friday for an SCR-commissioned play, "Golden Child" by· David Henry Hwang, on the theater's Mainstage. It's almost a world pre miere -although devel- oped by SCR, it was first per- formed last fall at the Joseph Papp Public Theater in New York City. "Golden Child" focuses on a C hinese family's first contact with Western culture in 1918. James Lapine, who's brought many of Stephen Sondheim's musicals to the stage, will direct. SCR's Second Stage will light up Jan. 24 with another commissioned play -this one written specifically for five of the company's six founding a rtists. It's titled "BAFO" (meaning "best and final offer ") and was written by Tom ~,A,,.. ouosg BUY a SEU USED FUANrTURE, TOYS a ACCE890AJE8, ETC. 2584 Newport BMI. (8' 09' M ar) a.hind ............ C.U. ~ (714) H1·7313 comedy about the weary denizens of a rundoW11 hotel, will be Orange Coast College's opening gam- bit for 1997. It opens Feb. 6 for a two-weekend run in the Dra- ma Lab Theater. That same weekend, the Newport Theater Arts Center will present a seldom-seen Arthur Miller drama, "The Price." The story of three fam· ily survivors dividing their inheritance goes up Feb. 7 for four weekends. The Theater District in Cos- ta Mesa plunges into its first musical production, ope-ning the Kander-Ebb masterpiece "Cabaret" on Valentine's Day. Artistic director Mario Lescot promises more emphasis on the drama than the music in thiS version. Musical theater star Patti LuPon~ brings her revue, "Pat- ti LuPone On Broadway," to the Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center on Feb. 18. Then South Coast Repertory returns with "The 'Iiiumph of Love" on Feb. 28 and the cycle starts all o~er again. Pree live classic rock perfor- mances are scheduled fro;m noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- day; from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p .m .. Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at 'Iiiangle Square in Costa Mesa. SPECIAL SAFARI BRUNCH A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise is available aboard the 54-foot Emerald Forest 1iki docked in Balboa at the Fun Zone from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday. The cost is $25.95 per person and $15.95 for children under 12. For reservations, call 673-0240. FARMERS MARKETS • Every Thursday there is a farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Orange County Fair- grounds. The Orange County Market Place is every Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 4 p .m. in the main fairgrounds parking lot. For information, call 723-6616. • Every Saturday there is a farmers market from· 9 a.m. to 1 <£>tart Your ¥ /1 .. \ New YearS : .. · ··\ 1 I J :· ··: . ~ DeliciousH 4 c'U)·~ FREE COOKIE World FamoLM Oatmeal &Min Walnut with purchase of Any Simdwich lfr::J' Limit O ne Per Cuatomer Per Viait *4 Star Special only $7.95 Sof~ :w"ash ens. ••s-95> Sealer 'W'ax BLUE COit.AL Foam "7'a.x Air Freshener ArmorAll Tires '\Vb.eel & Tire Cleaning Not valid w i t h any ~titer discount. Expires 111019 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *Express Detail only SI9.9S . · Sof,t Wash er.. "4-•> .. Sealer Wax Hand Wax . ' ArmorAll Tires lfot INllfd aoftla '1"11 OU..-clf9count. &q>fra J/J0/97 r after ho urs , . p.m. in the munidpel parking lot and Sunday at 2 and 7:30 p.m. at Bayside Drtve and Marguerite Tickets.are S19·5'9.SO. Por infor- STORY AND CMfT HOUR Prom 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday, Bpnet & Nobfe holds a fun.filled aaft and~ hour for c:bildren of all ages. Retr.bmenta wm be served. 8amel & Noble ii loc:4ted at 1870 Harbor Blvd., 'Di.angle Square in eo.ta Mesa. For infor- mation, call &,,11-0614. Avenue in CotODa dial Mar. / mation, call 556-ARTS. 'GOU>IN Otl.D' South Coast Repertory pre- sent.a •Golden Child• through Peb. 9 on the Main.stage at 655 Thwn Center Drive, Costa Mesa . The performance schedule wtll be Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2:30 and 8 p.m . and Sunday at 2:30 -and 7:30 p .m. Tickets are $28-SU. For more infoanation, call 957-4033. 'MAN OF LA MANotA' The Orange County Perlorm- ing Arts Center present.a the National Touring production of "Man of La Mancha• through Sunday at 600 Town Center Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. The perfomut,pce schedule is today at 2 and 8 p.m . 'i 1894-1996• Four Generations 102 Years! All Room Sizes REMNANT CLEARANCE 50%0FF NOW OPEN SUNDAYS from l l -4p.m . ALDEN'S CARPETS. INC. t 663 Placenlla s1 . Cos1a Mesa 64&4838 NrfRJN Children ages 8 through 12 are invited to express themselves using oil and chalk pastels in "Pun with Pastels• from 3:30 to 5 p.Jll. beginning Tuesday and on every Tuesday for six weeks at the Vincent Jorgensen Commun!- . ty Center adjo.cent to Mariners 'Branch l.Jbrary, 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. Registration fee is $60. Call 644-3151. 'GOOSEBUMPS' The "Goosebumps" club meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. · al Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive. For information, can 759-0982. awa~---,.j,<o.S.t..J . ....., BALLROOM DANCE , DeFore Foundation for the Arts offers ballroom dancing every Fri- day and Saturday night at the DePore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Drive, Suite G-3 Costa Mesa. Prom 7:30 to. 8:30 p.m . ·on both nights a ~son will be' taught followed by open dance wif4 a disc jockey playing all kinds of music until 11 p.m. The dance les- son is free with the price of the.$5 admission. Call 241-9908. ROSEY'S A·uro BODY • ;J CAlJIOIMA IAW S'IA1IS You CAN CHOOSE ANYREPAIR FAC/l/TY FIEE Piel.., & w..y ·Al CMtlW w.idMS 642-4522 121 l1ll11trl1I W1r • C11t1 M111 PARK PLACE 10 .. ,, ~ , i~· _,.; UNIVERSITY .·., . , i .:· .. •I ,, • •• -• • •"\•• -• -• • IJ -., n letter of the week : Minority quota ~for classes would i be catastrophic • I 1 Recently, President Clinton ~ reiterated that he believed > In local control of educa- : tlon. But his Department of Edu-~tlon is radically reordering the priorities of the Newport-Mesa district so that a quota of minori- ..ties be enrolled in math and sci- ~ courses. ~.This is not a •plan to help 2nority students,,. as you ~ed Dec. 12, if those stu-~nts are not ready to~ucceed in : rtlath and science on the same E as their other classmates. re will be a high dropout and e rate, and the federal plan ~ces the district to redouble its ~~·along the same, fruitless -The Pilot referred to •broad- fi eligibility criteria.• This in part. allowing some nts to be tested in Spanish ir aptitude in math and ._.._--e. At Whittier Ele.mentary t.0K1100I, students tested in Span-~ declined from the 20th per-~ntlle In the 'third grade to the ~fth percentile in the sixth ~rade. : • Advanced math and science : courses are normally for the Eng~ : lish-fluent who are also at the • 80th percentile or above. Forcing : 1'lese two groups into the same ! (lassroom will result in a cata- : 5$rophic drop in educational ·quality. : The district is letting itself be : bullied Into an unconstitutional :~an. But if the board would : only take the taxpayers and par- • ents of the district into its confi- : dence, and tell1heml>fthls ideo- ; logically driven federal plan, the • board would have the popular, : and legal, backing to reject it. : NEOMcOJNE . Costa Mesa • . . ' ·t A7 foruin community commentary 1 • ... . . • • • r Most readers say they can handle a new area code, but not one that divides the city of Costa Mesa • EDITOR'S NOft: We asked readers what they think about a proposed area code change that would split Costa Mesa Into two area codes -714 and 949 -while all of Newport Beach would.fall under the new 949 code. Finally we are gifted with an identity elevating us above the unwashed Orange County masses. Number 949. We hope, however, neither rioting nor migration ftom 714 eventuates. Incidentally, the alphabetic conversion of 949 results in BILI.HODGES Costa Mesa I'm for it if they more or less reimburse the business cards, the envelopes, the billing of my stationery. Why should we repay for that service? FRANK LAMBARDI Costa Mesa I am not disturbed at all about having to split in some way the code between 714 and 949: however, I think it is ridiculous to have to divide cities up and so on. It makes it very, very difficult for people to understand whether they only dial a seven- digit or a 10-digit number or which side of the highway the peI50n being called is on. Par- ticularly in the metropolitan- type cities such as Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, Tustin and Irvine. It seems to me that despite · th~wiring in the ground that the~phone companies can. in their marvelous 20th-century electrQDics, figure out how to divide up these two area codes into a rational division. Gn.BERT JONES Costa Mesa I do not object to the Public Utilities Cpmmission's breaking up th~ cities with the area code, what I do object to is the horri- ble combination of numbers. We will go on record as one of the most sophisticated cities, being Newport Beach, with one of the fattest, boring, no class, absolutely no design features on these new numbers. -... New ~a ~ode could split Costa It is chunky, it is fat, I just question the people who put these three combination num- bers together and why wouldh'f a sophisticated city like New- port have a one or a zero to break it up? We will be the only city on record, a sophisticated city, with one of the ugliest, fattest, combination of numbers for an area code. It is boring, it has no redeeming features. Make up a new number, put a one or a zero in there. JOSEPH CLEARY Newport Beach If they are going to take half of us, they should take us all. It is not a good idea. If we are going to be the new area code, let's all be 949 in Costa Mesa, not half of us one code, and half of ui another code. I own a business here in town, I'm a real estate broker and I feel the split is fine, but let's just take the whole city code and have it done that way so we don't differentiate Costa Mesa from one area to another. "" LARRY WE1111MAN Costa Mesa I think it is downright ridicu- lous that a dty would be split with an area code. It makes no sense. If someone wants to call, then they would automatically know that Costa Mesa is in the 714 or the 949, but it would become extremely clumsy because then a person would • New 949 number should span from Newport Be.ch to Soutll County. lbougll tome towm will twive ""°aides have to call the operator just about every time he wants to call somebody in Costa Mesa not knowing for sure where he is at. I think the phone company would be pummeled with calls, information calls, asking for the area code of. the person in par- ticular, and they probably wouldn't even know the address, just know they live in Costa Mesa. I think that needs to be looked at. The city should be kept together with an area code. It only makes sense. Ill.I.FLYNN Costa Mesa I think the phone companies should assign a new area code to all of the cellular phones that are already in existence and any new ones that people get, and let the residences and the businesses keep the area codes that they already have. SHARON TUltNEll Newport Beach I would like to suggest we go to an overlay plan as opposed to chasing the bound- aries to where new telephone numbers would receive the new area code and the existing numbers would maintain the current code. It would seem a lot ~impler. ~ HARJtY ARMSTRONG Costa Mesa It would be very poor to have the area code changed. Friends and relatives from other states and cities of Northern California who have our num- bers now are going to have to be contacted so they can call us. Also, my checks have the area cod~ and ph.one number on them. I will have to get new checks if the area code is changed. We should not let the area code be·changed. ELLEN WU.COX Newport Beach I disagree with the splitting of Costa Mesa with the two area codes. I think that Costa . Mesa should stay with the 714 throughout the entire dty and South County should get the nay 949 area code simply based on the fact that Costa Mesa has been here a whole lot longer than any of the cities in South County and they are the new ones so they should get the new area code. MANNY BONILLA Costa Mesa I think what they are really doing is what is easy for the phone company versus what makes sense for the consumer. Being that Newport Beach and Costa Mesa have always shared a lot of joint facilities, why would they break up the two areas? Having one in 949 and one in 714 makes absolutely no sense. I think if they are going to do that they should start in Irvine and move it south. KIM RUSSELL Newport Beach I can understand the need for a new area code, but split- ting a city, I don't understand that. It seems to me tliat either you do the whole city or not at all and I think it might really affect the workings of the New- port-Mesa School District in _ having the area codes in the one district different. DEBBIE Sll.VERSTEIN Newport Beach I am not happy at all with splitting Costa Mesa into 949 and_714. I think we should stay with one area code, but of course I would prefer 714 beca\1$e my husband and myself have a lot of business that we do overseas and a lot of people would be calling us. I'm sure there is going to be a long period before they switch it, but I would rather that we stay 714. Sil.VIA YOUSSEF Costa Mesa I just kind of wondered what kind of an idiot would split.a city down the center and change the area code? Who is going to pay for all of the letter- heads, all of the advertisements and everything else that all the businesses are going to have to redo from 714 to 949? South County is one thing, but South County does not start in Costa Mesa. South County is Irvine, Laguna and southern Orange County. DUANE DICKERSON Costa Mesa I don't have a problem with the area codes themselves, but I do have a problem with aplit- ting cities into the two area cod~. I think if you are going to have two area codes, then 1hey should be split down so tha\.each city is in one area. I think it is going to be a real pain to try and figure out where you are calling if you got Costa Mesa being spilt up between 714 and 949. EJUCTROUP Costa Mesa .. . Let's check the· reader mail, shall we? --. I~~- -.... - gains ·~·Newspaper editors tend to . regard mail columns as the mark of one who has run short of ideas. While there I ·-are reacters who believe that 1 " about me, I view a col'WDll as a ~dialogue. You write in, the • -r newspaper publishes, and, peri- odically, the columnist responds. Many of you have written over the past few months. Some • of you have been complimenta- 1 ry. Others, well. a little more 1 censorious. I ,~ So, I will comment on the let- . ten from those who have been naughty rather than nice. And in J the spirit of the season, despite ' ·rour letter being a public record, wW p181e1Ve your anonymity. • •1 am appalled by Hedges' ignorance oo several counts in a recent 'Right Stuff' column. • ' "There is just u much a con- • ,;.titutional lep8l'ation of adl<>?l : and dty powers u there is sepa- ~ , ration of church and state. • • •we are very much a part of • a cttvene, multl-.umtc, multi-l radaL mulU·religtoul, and multi· eamamk' population. All thw l = ue entitled to share the •'~.tbe==u w.al • otbs and \«'" '9dll..:--• 1n T,.... .. etlll9d to the ....................... -.· I ........ '.INI aml•INd •·~-0.liltlrbJaaeof · jo"hn hedges our "liberal.~ol it" residents about my column on whether Orange County Human Relatiom Coun- cil should get dty doUan or whether our Newport Harbor Debate 'nMlm should. The writer's consternation is grounded on quicksand. •Sepa· ration ol cburCh and state• is not found In our Camtlt'Jtlon but for the grupimg ol an ac:Uvllt S~Court. -liberal fublOD, the Witter c:reawe a new myth by cudullng. deu ...... ,_.. .. no·~~ol ICboal wt dty pow• .• =:"C::.CX:: ba9 Nftpmt lwb .atd llNDI fmldl tlD bed lillb ICtioal lhl· ...... The "diverse, multi-ethnic, multi-racial, multi-religious, and multi-economic population" is no more "entitled" to the.fruits of others' labors than is a homo- geneous population. The use of the word •entitle" is to have us believe that our property may be taken unquestioningly and with-. out compensation. • And as for Pandora's box. hope is the only thing that was- n't released. It stayed in the box. .. I am wrttlDg In .response to (a) recent column, 'Getting spooked by those everyday ghouls.' One of (the) 'ghouls' is 'Those who would ignore the Ten Commandments,' however, last I checked my Bible, name calling ls hardly HVing in the Lord's image. • (1} believe (that) government should not intelfere with the abil- ity of individuals to make penon- al dedslool. (Hec:lget) says be ii frightened by a ~t that is 'patamaliltk:,' bowvver, on the malts Of catMtrophlc pregnan- dm (to-celled pmtiaJ bb1h abcr- Uon), wbal ClOUld be more pa..,. nellsttc wS tdgbltul tbfn to fORle a~ to ceny to wm a deed orctytag,_., "ib diiaaw medtcAlly nealf- :L~ ~ ~ ..... wltbmfamAU. ===fadagtnQk This writer either has not read the Ten Conunand:ments or is threatened by its precepts. The Commandments are a simple recipe for everyday living. If more people observed them. the world would be a much better place. Partial birth abortions aM never •medically necessary" to save the life of the mother. The procedure takes three days and ends with sucking the brain out of a baby. The writer's loose talk of tragic pregnancies belittles the experience of the family who have suff~ an in utero death. The statement about govern- ment intedering in personal decisions sounds like gabbing about what clothes to wear! Those who want to end partial birth abortions struggle to pro- tect an utterly helplesa human being from a brutal murder sec. onds before the ftnt breath. Safeguarding of human life ii a legt'11nate role for ~ent. .. 1-oa1rag114 ....... woald be1ltUa the .me. ea o1 two ~gtrla at Newport Heights IDmDm---tu)' Sclaool wbo COil• tribut.d tbetr prcfttl from llilBng 'emoDec'e '° .. ICbool. • Jolm Hldgea.,..,... llO :=ui~r.-...:t;'° 'tbll Wik 11IO1111 df\11 .............. ,,.._........, .. -... •tillnillaC • ..... pill That, though, is not the point. If there is anything ugly here, it is the wanton squandering by the education establishment both of our childnm's potential and of our taxes. Different school districts and ~chers per- form better or worse, but all suf- fer under state and federal gov- ernment mandates and interfer- ence . The educational technique du /our turns our kids into little mo~ than schoolyard guinea pigs. The •whole language• approach to reading ii the biggest example. It harmed half a school generation. •Ebonics" ls the worst. It bu the potential to harm an entire race. QUIET NEW YEAR The New Year came to oar local cities without a·d.runken dri- ving fatality -0r other violet:>ce. • Perhaps that's a good sign for 1997. Overall, both Costa M9M and Newport Beach reported a fairly quiet 1996 in terms ol w,.;. lentaime. GLEN GARRITY Newport Beach Police omc. Glen Garrity, a seven-year ftllr· an of the department. spa a tense 45 rninutee talking to a cll- traugbt woman ready ~ .... from a hotel balcony ledg9. lf9 eventually coerced bu llO am. cl06er and pulled her to ~. losses • • • • • A8 SAT\JROAY, JANUARY 4, 1997 · • Ne.,pon 8etichlCoMa Met& D.ily Pb '!'e .:....:..;;:..,..._~~~~-=-.;.;.......:._..;:.~;,:_;,.:..:..;..._~_;,.~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~...-~~~~~~.......:.~~~~...-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"'.'"""",.;._~~...-~...--:--...-~~...-~. l .~ ... FLU . CC>tlTINUED ~ROM A 1 at 1brlfty Drug Store in Costa Mesa, said plenty of people with strains of in1luenza were shopping for medicine Lo relieve their symp- toms. Kim Tanabe, of Newport Beach, said her doctor told her she had bronchitis. At Thrifty, she was buy- ing The ra-Flu for herself, and Echinacea, an herbal treatment for building the immune system, for the rest of her household. ·Nobody in my house is sick," Tanabe said. "I want to stop it in my house." Dr. Hildy Meyers, an epidemi- ologist for the Orange County Health Care Agency, said the department has not identified seri- ous outbreaks of in1luenza this WILSO.N CONTINUED FROM A 1 was also pleased with the expan- sion, but said she still nas concerns about how "phonics" is interpret- ed. "We're going to slow the whole process down from kindergarten through eighth grade if we contin- ue to accept any part of who~e lan- guage before we teach decoding,• Leece said. Wilson and other state officials announced rejection of season and that many sick people may be ex~rlendng different viruses . •There are plenty oT viruses going around,• Meyers said. •The symptoms are pretty much tpe same. We daink of influenza as causing the worst illness.• Meyers said doctors often pre- scribe antibiotics because it is sometimes difficult to detect whether a patient is suffering from a viral or bacterial infection. Antibiotics are not effective against viruses. . In genE$'al if people get flu-like symptoms -1tlgh fever, conges- tion, fatigue 'Cllld nausea -they should consume liquids and take pain relievers besides aspirin, Meyers said. Meyers warned that children are especially at risk for Reye's syndrome ~ a brain and liver dys- function -if they use aspi.Iin. the ~whole language" reading philosophy for phonics-based teaching last year. Board liustee Serene Stokes said she supported the governor's proposals. "I think Governor.Wilson's con- cern about education is to be com- mended," Stokes said. w1 can't believe we're finally going back to a reading program that's really going to help youngsters learn to read." Stokes said she would like to see the language-arts teacher training expanded through the high school grades. 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Residents arc friendly, well-educated and wid&ly traveled. They're not only interesting, they're interested in the continuing adventure of life. Add our lovely accommodations and three levels of care, and you'll undc11tand why this is the ideal location for the best years of your life. To find out fl}Orc, write or call l-800-278-8898. ... FANCY CONTINUED FROM A 1 She has brought to local airport activist groups the organized, put-together touch that charac- terizes her immaculate-yet·cozy home and her manlcured-yet- approachable appearance. O'Neil learned her first lesson in airplanes at the age of 17, when she took her first job as a secretary for Hughes Aircraft Co. O'Neil, born in Iowa and raised in Santa Ana and Ana- heim, abandoned her studies at Cal State Fullerton for the high- er pay of a full-time job with the company. At 18 she married Dan, whom she met on tile beach in Newport when she still Jived in Anaheim. She gave birth to their first son, John, five years later. •• When the O'Neils moved to Newport Beach 25 years ago, they settled in Harbor View Homes, where she helped start a co-operative preschool. She then joined tlJe PTA, worked in classrooms and organized a baby·sitting co--op. Her sons are now grown:· Danny, 25, a former star quarter- back at the University of Ore- gon, is now a youth putor at Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa. Kevin, 27, and John, 30, help run their father's business, O'Neil Moving. • Wlth her sons out of her CQfe, she bas taken on more city· and county-wide issues. In addition to her airport activism, she has spoken out against the Mer- maid, Newport Beach's only nude clµb, and .bas helped plan the annual Mayors Prayer Breakfast. She made ·her fateful foray ·into the airport fight when her family moved to their cmrent home in Dover Shores. She joined the homeowners associa- tion and volunteered to be the airport committee chairman at the height of Newport Beach's efforts to limit John Wayne flights. ~I went to a lot of meetings, and I learned a lot," she says. "When the issue of El Toro came up, it was a dream come true for _. ~"".£>1C.tt::vr111~'19~·MAnRESS Factory utlet Store s BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! J ®i.-s... ... 11o.,... • ._r_ E •• 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Blodl SO..t.11 ot 405 f'Wy 545-7168 The Oreck XL Hypo-Allergenic 8 lb. Hotel Upright Filters 99.7% of breathable air particles. II features a state·of·the·art roller which rotates at.over 6,500 times per minut~. picking up dust mites, pet hair, pollen, llnfiind fine sand, all in one sweep. The Companion Oreck XL Compact Canister Perfect for home or shop. Powerful enough to \ lift a 16 pound bowling ball ... and it's FREE*! OreckPower Brush Weighs only 4 lbs. but strong enough to remove lint from clothes and drapes. 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Oarence Turner, a former Newport Beach mayor and pres- ident of the group, calls O'Neil "very pleasant to work with." became dedicated members of Calvary Chapel. She al.so got involved in the Eagle Porum, a group ded,lcated to ChristWi values. As the group's ch4i.rman. she has spo- ken at local Oty Council meet· ings in favor of a proposal for an Abstinence Week in Costa Mesa and against the nude club in Newport Beach. But the El Thro battle, with its recent marathon-length meet· ings and county-splitting ten- sion, has taken up most of her w She's very excitable, and I'm very low-key, which is a good b4!ance," be says. "She likes to get out and org_gnize." time the last few months. Things · Her reasod'hd, positive approach to community activism evolved when she met a woman whose Christianity helped her through a battle with le\l.kemia. "I t.liougbt, 'She really has something l would like to get,'" O'Neil says. "She was so calm, and she always thought of oth- ers before herself." She began to study the Bible, and there she says she found a guide by which to live the rest of her life. She and her family have calmed a bit since the Board of Supervisors voted in .November to pursue airport plans, but O'Neil won't let down her guard. "It's not over -we do have to stay on top of it," she says. And to South County, New- port Beach's adversary in the El Toro debate, she has this mes- sage: "It's a shame that they consider us their enE:mies. We're just saying John Wayne is too_ small. We're only suggesting that they share some of our county's needs." S.hape .up Now!. A Million Dollars worth of Reiuvenation for $99. Please call 63 -362 for your complimentary SPINNING Class, Aerobic Class or Personal Training Session; Experience The Difference! 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By Jim Walter"$, Daily Pilot cosrA MESA -The disap- pointment at not maki.pg the Ameri~an Volleyball Coaches Association All-American team due • to a paperwork glitch was evident in Misty May's voice Fri- • day. However, the I:.ong Beach State sophomore setter said con- tinuing rehabilitation from a late- season knee injury is the bigger concern at this point. The Newport Harbor . High grad, who is home at her parents hou.Se for winter break, tore the posterior ~niciate ligament (on the back side of her left knee) going after a loose. ball. The injury virtually left her. on one leg the latter portion of the season. Despite the tear, May was able to lead the 49ers to a 33-3 record. . For her efforts, she was named Big West Conference Player of the Year as Long Beach State won the conference title with a 15-1 mark and advanced to the Regionals in the NCAA Volleyball Tourna- ment. May averaged more than 10 assists a game in the 49ers' four-game, season-ending loss to Michigan State. With only one player graduat- ing from this year's team, the 49ers should be among the Sea Kings. get a little help in , a2-0triumph . Over Spartans · • l • It never hurts to have a solid defense and a great offense; but it never hurts to P,ave someone else looking after you, too; ·cd.M rolls on . By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Though defense has turned lb season around, Corona del Mar High's boys soccer team used offensive grandeur Fri- day aftemOOh to defeat touted Villa Park. 2-0, in nonleague action. · In posting its .sixth consecutive shutout (and eighth this season), CdM forced Villa Parle Coach Fidel Alatorre's scheme to backfire in muddy conditions at CdM, where the weather wasn't the only break around •1 think there's somebody looking over us," Sea King Coach Derek Lawther said, referring to the Villa Park shot-on-goal late in the second half that tapped the side post, before CdM goal- keeper Ken Brown snagged jt. Ala.tone's Spartans (6-3-2) won the toss and elected to play defense in the first half on the muddiest end of the lield. •lbat way," Alatorre explained, "when it comes down to it at the end of the game, we won't get stuck ln the mlid f on offense), so to speak." CdM (7-5-2) scored both ill goals in the sec- ond hali on the drier end of the field, while W.- .la Park's offense got stuck in the mud, so to speak. And bea1ing the Spartans certainly didn't break Lawther's heart. Lawther and his crew arrived early Friday to prepare three soccer fields (one for each level). But Villa Park only brought its varsity. "All the refs showed up, too," Lawther said, • •90 we're glad we beat them.• The Sea ~gs, coming off a consolation • SEE SOCCER PAGE 83 • • • • favorites in the scramble for next year's nation~ title . But for now, May is just hoping that she'll be able to ..come back 100% from her injury. MI'm at· the point where I've been told I can start jogging, But I think I'm going to wait," May said. "Truthfully, I'm scared to see how things go. "I'm always going to have that tear. I can tell I move differently and I can't do all the things I was able to do. Right now, I don't think I'm 65% of where I was." -Most knee ligament injuries involve the anterior cruciate liga- ment variety, not the PCL, accord- ing to May. "With the ACL, it's surgery and with time you're back to normal," she said. "With a PCL, there isn't much they can do. They don't have a good surgery technique, QUOTE OF THE DAY 7 ICllO a lot Q/ collsgt1 gama rJtU 1J«P' and ahe'I (Misty Mag) pl.ayliag "' good. or bettt1t; titan anNbodl/ In tM country ... • -NEWPOIU HARBOR~ c{)AqI DAN GLENN • / "I'm sure she's disappointed, but she has never been one who plays for awards. People around the sport know what kind of a season she bad. She opened a lot of eyes with her play. "It would have been nice to be. an All-American, but I'll be hap- pier to see her healthy.• · -MISTY MAY • May, who is one of the top set- ters in the nation, bad the statis· tics to stake a claim to first-teem All-American honors. However, Long Beach State officials failed to send the proper paperwork on time, excluding May from consid- eration for the postseason honor. · so basically they say just to let it heal by itself. wl've never. had an injury like this. This is the worst." May missed part of her fresh- man year with a shoulder injury, but came b.ack to be the confer- ence Freslunan of the Year. "I've been doing a lot of work on the Stairmaster," she saic;I.. "I'm just trying to strengthen my quads and see what happens." "I got to see her play four or five times this year and she's play- ing: the best I've ever seen her play," said May's former high school coach, Dan Glenn. "I saw a lot of college games this year and she's playing as good, or better, . than"'anybody in the country. r Under AVCA rules, Long Beach State needed to submit a noinination packet with statistics for every match, season totals, a • SEE MISTY PAGE B3 e ~, 15 Potting it together. for that next level • That's been the focus of Brandis Braverman's attention, and she seems tb be just a step away from making that jump. A nother "level jump" and Brandis Braverman of Newport Beach will probably start cashing checks. Even though she played in only three Women's Tennis Association challengers in 1996, Braverman is ranked afnong the top 500 professionals in the world, even though she's not a professional. Well, she is, but she isn't. · This year, at least in the beginning, Braverman will ride the coattails of the U.S. Tennis Association on the juruor national team, be.r maiden voyage with the Us-I'A starting next week when she travels to Australia. All expenses paid, of course. That's the way it is when you're a budding pro. daily pilot high school athlete of the week Braverman plans to tw;n pro for keeps in '97, either in the summer or by the end of the year. Depends on how well she's doing in WfA Tour-sponsored challengers and satellite events. ·vou just keep playing a lot of tournaments and a lot of matches, and working hard off. the court prior to matches, prior to tournaments," Braverman said of her scheme to improve enough this year to turn pro. ·usually, when you play a·lot..ot matches, that's when it clicks together. It could happen over - the summer, or in Australia, 01 both.· Fernando Lara is the heart and soul of Estancia High's ( fortunes for boys' soccer. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot E nonnous pressure came ear~y. when All-CIF Southern Section sweeper Ramon Garcia of Estancia High couldn't play in the Magnolia Tournament. · More pressure ensued when Fernando Lara, Garda's replacement, had to patrol the fight ring for h1$ teammates. Sort of an enforcer in a kind way. And throughout Estancia'• aeven conaecuUve ahutouta in boys soccer, the team ii trying to shake a ntputatlon. whlch can be more cUmcWt than building one, good or bad. Lara, a lenlor, WU a goOd. .,,....,, Wt tuliback lut ..... . bal ai.o· played stopper, sweeper, right fullbadt and even midtleld8r. to amtt ..camd.-m AD--hdk Braverman. who doesn't tunr 17 unW Feb. 13, appears to have everything in front of her. •'Jbe goal for all tenniS players is a level jump, like I did over the SllIIUDer at .. Newport." she said, referring .. to the inaugural Pacific Mutual U.S. Challenger of Newport · Beach three months ago at ·-·· Newport Beech Marriott Hotel: " and nmm. Oub, in which Braverman, a wild card entry, .. upeet top.teeded Jolene Watanabe and went 1bnNgb: St8pbam. MabrY in the RoUnd "' ol 16 to reMti the~ BiawnMD. an ame-.. •. ~ ....... miiied.., tbe w' ~ ;t C:.'.:..a:;.J .... S.000 .... ,.. os::r .......... 9111111~ ... ii .. -111 a --"O~P-~• C01it11Mg\leboool'l.But~ -~--...... •"'--SE_,E __ ~.....,--~~Mie··~~--. .----.---·•-.. _--~~~~~1~1 ........ ~----.-•-11_ ... -_~__;-....__,_.;_--'!"....:.-------..-..;.;.... _ __;.....,......,illii..o,...~lilllillllilillilll..,...._._. SAT\MOAV. JANUARY~ 19971 GREG FRY I OAl.Y PILOT Newport's Breanna Badorek gets inside Ocean View's defense. TARS FALL, 46-41 Ocean View's searing starts does in Sailors. ~· By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot ' NEWPORT BEACH -U you're a basketball fan Friday's girls high school basketball game between Newport Harbor and Ocean View was one to watch. If you're strictly a Sailor fan then only one thing could have been better. The final score - which was Ocean View 46, New- port Harbor 41 . ' After watching Ocean View, the No. 6·team ln Orange County, jump out to a 10-0 lead and hit its first ten shots Qf the game from the Ooor, Newport Harbor (7-7) found itself on the short end of a 23-7 score alter the opening eight minutes. · "Hey, they could have Jet up right then, but they kept com- itrtj," said Seahawk Coach Bill Seibert. uwe've played a lot of good teams this season, but that was one of the best games we've pla~ed." Newport Harbor started pounding the ball inside in the second quarter, with Breanna Badorek, who led the Sailors with l!'·points, pulling down three of her seven boards. The first two of Alyssa Paul's tvJO three-pointers on the night h@li>ed the Sailors pull to within, 31-22, at the half. The third quarter belonged to M.E. Clayton and Katie Dunne who dominated the boards, both pulling down five rebounds. Oayton scored nine of her 11 points on a follow, a 6-foot turn- around jumper, a three-point play off another re bound and two more free throws as Newport tiu?tened the noose, 40-36, head- ing into the fourth quarter. Ocean View scored the first bucket of the final quarter, but a Badorek layup and 1 of 2 free throws made it, 42-39, with 5:08 Jeft. The two teams traded buck- ets one more time, to make it 44- 4.1 with 2:20 left. Both teams had their opportu- nities in the closing minutes, but neither could connect until Anna Lembke, who led all scorers with 21 points, got behind the defense on an inboWlds play from balf- court and scored on a layup with 0:16 to go for the final margin. "We were a little gun shy com- ing out," said Newport Harbor Coach Bob Dukus. #We turned it up a notch on defense and did a good job after the first quarter. "Once again we just couldn't play fo'o/ solid quarters. We keep knocking on the door, but we aren't getting the wins." Six of Newport Harbor's seven losses have come at the hands of Top-10 teams. LARA ~ CONTINUED FROM 81 ,. ,, When Eagle stopper German Diaz needs a break because of ,S;nee problems, it's Lara who ~ 11replaces him. ,,,, And when Estancia .• ,C>OJhpeted recently In the Magnolia Tournament, Garcia /'WU out of town, so Lara was the oond.erge, making sure the , ~agle hotel (i.e. goal) had no adrnitUuiceforopponents. • , 1be Eagles (7·1) captured the , ttwnpionahip of the tournament by lhutting out tow tea.nu In tour games, Including Padfica in ta.. ftnal, 1·0. r, ~ •P9rn&Ddo tilled in more' than • ~. ln place ot our ,.....,. IWMl)err • Bltanda i eo.d' s.ne Crwhaw Mid. ·~) pa.yect • DMjor part ln ""'~ OCCUl'l'9d out there." .. ' 111<,lf ,, 111111 1 l.ll\I "-11(1<11'"- CdM falls, 51-37; wlll ..,y for third place tonfgbt (6:30) GARDEN GROVE -The Corona del Mar High girls basketball team fell beblnd after one period and bad to watch u El Mndma pulled away to a 51-37 victory Fri- day in the third round of pool play at the seventh annual Cavalier Oaslic at Santiago High. Undsay Warmington led the 2-1 Sea Kings with 14 points on three three-point- .. en before fouling out CdM finished 1-2 in pool play and by virtue of a tie- breaker will play Canyon in the Ulird-place game tonight at 6:30 p.m. Corona del Mar's junior varsity will be battling for the tournament champi- onship at· the same site on the JV level, starting at 1 p.m. EIModllna51 Corona ...... J7 lclol9"r~ El Modena 19' 14 8 10 • 51 CdM . 12 10 4 11 -31 El Ma .... • hron 7, Dang 4, HerMndu I, 6-ner 1, Herco 7, Buford 3, Lopez 12. Matweef 9. 3-pt. go.t.s: ~. Fouled out: none .. c..... .. Mllr-Andenon 6, DeM.llle 2. Dldaon 3, Ounlaip 10, Gero O, Lvl 0, Pash 0, Quon 0, Vamer2. Wlllmfngton 14. 3--pt. goals: Wwmlngton 3. Fouled out: W.mlngton. . .,. "It's frustrating because we've been in every one of those games except one,• Dukus said. ·we could have won this game." Seibert agreed with Dukus. "It just came down to who would make less mistakes down the stretch,• be said. •1 give New- port a lot of credit. They seemed -a little nervous coming out, but they regained their focus and did a great job inside. "They sure play like a Top-10 team." OcunView46 Newport H.rbor 41 Sc.ore by Qullrter'I Ocean View 23 8 9 6 • 46 Newport Harbor 7 15 14 5 · 41 OclNrt View · Shelton 8, Lembke 21, Tuilosega 8, Rozales 6, Lindquist 3. 3-pt. goals: Lindquist 1. Fouled out none. ~ "-bcM' · Badorek 12, Glover 3, Dunne 0, Ross 0, Eadie 4, Paul 9, Urban 2, dayton 11. 1-pt. goals: Paul 3, Glover 1. Fouled out none. Lara. MVP of the Magnolia Tournament, has also earned Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week accolades. The best word to describe Lara is • ca):>taln. • He, along with co-captain-Silvio Alderete, safeguards the Bagles from intruding enemies who want to provoke tempers. In other words, when push comes to shove for the Eagles, Lara makes sure it stops right there. "We're not anything like what you read in the papen,• said Lara, who believes Estanda has an unjust reputation ' becallle ol brawls the past few seuom, including two last year ln tbel'CL. Aftl6 the Eagles .iiut out 1Garden Grove and Magnolia in the tournament, tb8y qWddy "4 •n'8 Che f.avort181. Bltanda --~toflght. . A«'Olding tO r..ara. but lt .. I •Estancia pulls out solid, But It was even earlier that hatd-1ought 60-54...Yi_........,_-t-Uma.Hl~~C::m1.:~gmam1a1e,__, over talented Orange in gip by either side. Bach team · the Panthers' gymnasium. ha~ .. !ed by as many as five pom •. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot ORANGE -It was a bold move through the middle, a dri- ve amidst traffic that resulted in a big arch, a layup that kissed high ofi the glass and fell through the net. "That was a big-time shot, it might have ~n our biggest shot of the season,• Estancia Coach Rich Boyce said of senior guard Selwyn Mansell's score late in the fourth quarter, a bas- ket that· tilted the delicate bal- ance of a close nonleague game won by the Eagles, 60-54, over Orange. ·Next, Boyce wanted to talk about respect. Respect for his team (11-4), a squad that claimed the championship of its own tournament (Daily Pilot Coast Classic) earlier this week, but still hadn't defeated a team ranked in Orange County's Top- 10 poll ... until Friday night. "That's a game we wanted to win real bad," Boyce said, after Mansell follow~ up his tourna- ment-MVP performance in the Coast Classic to score 18 points in a thriller against the No. 9-• ranked school in the county. "If we want to get respect, that's how you do it, you beat this team," Boyce added. "This Orange team is a senior-domi- nated team that is well-coached (by Richard Bossenmeyer).· The host Panthers (11-3), who tied Estancia in scoring every quarter except the fourth, had an opportunity to tie the game, but Brian Krauss' three- point attempt didn't make it. Estanda's Evan Taboada rebounded, then dished to teammate Sam Nelson, who was fouled and sank one of two free throws with 0:27 remaining to give the Eagles a 58-54 lead. Earlier, with 0:40 on the clock, Estancia's Brandon Casil- las (10 points, six rebounds) drained two from the free-throw line to put his team ahead, 57- 54, a pair Boyce termed as pos- sibly "the biggest free throws of the year.• To break a tie (47-47), Mansell (four rebounds, two assists) nailed a three with 3:18 left In the game. But it was Mansell's drivipg layup that banked high off the glass that put Estancia ahead, 52-47, the biggest lead at the time of the fourth quarter by any team. "At the end, we had the best player on the floor,• said Boyce, whose squad will play Capistra- no Valley next Wednesday, a team ranked. 10th in the county. •w as (Mansell) nails? How about that shot off the glass?" So impressed was Boyce, he started asking questions. Nelson (15 points, four re.bounds and two assists), Ryan Simpson (13 points, five boards) and Casillas also scored In dou- ble figures for Estancia, which • trailed as much as 29-24 In the third quarter. Simpson, who made all five of his field-goal attempts, grabbed four offensive rebounds. Estancia's biggest lead prior to the game's conclusion came in the first quarter, 11-6. NelSon hit a three and Simpson scored on a layup, but a talented Orange team -led by Krauss (15 points) and point guard Mal- cum Moon (13) -came back. Krauss' first of three extra- point buckets gave Orange a 22-17 lead in the second quarter, but Mansell scored and Simpson converted a three-point, when Mansell passed to him on the fast break. That tied it, 22-22. ... The Panthers started strong in the second half1 building their 29-24 lead, but the Eagles didn't fold. In fact, their full-court press caused two Orange turnovers, the only two of the quarter for the fundamentally sound Pan- thers, who attempted just two (made only one) free throw the entire fourth quarter, a period in which Estancia sank eight. •1 thought we played prettY sub-par the first three quarters," said Boyce, whose team shot 7 of 8 from the field in the final quarter. r------------------------------------------------------, college men's hoops Vanguards roll, 86-52 COSTA tvtESA -Southern California College's men's basket- ball team improved to 9-4 Friday night with an 86-52 nonconfer- ence decision over Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, fueled by the dou- ble-digit scoring of five players. 1 Terence Wilborn and Adam Dzierzynski each scored 14 for I I sec. backed up by Eric Walker (13), Marlon Watson (12) and I Rod Scheuerman (11). L Wilborn, Walker and Watson each led the Vanguard with sev- " I en rebounds apiece. . . sec jumped out to a 38-24 lead at the half and then cruised to a 20-point advantage ih the second 20 minutes, shooting 47% from the ftoor on the game. Claremont made eight three-pointer on the night, four more than sec. but it connected on only 37% from the floor. Southern C.llfomla College 16 ~52 Oeremont-Mudcl-Satpps -Paisley 5, Vandervoet 5, Hamilton 2, Selander 7, Lin 9, Sello 0, Lewinter 0, Callanan 5, Hjorth 7, Mollse 3, Seig 5, Gerard 4. 3·pt goals: Lin 3, Paisley 1, Selander 1, Callahan 1, Hjorth 1, Mollse 1. Fouled out: none. Southern c.altfomla College-Watson 12, Walker 13, Wilborn 14, Dzlerzynskl 14, Rose 6, Proffitt 5, Fetull 5, Perez 6, Carlson 0, Scheuerman 11. 3·pt. goals: Dzierzynski 1, R05e 1, Fetull 1, Scheuerman 1. Fouled out none. Halftime: sec. 38-24. ~------------------------------------------------------~ " wouldn't budge. In addition to controlling the ball, giving gOQd passes to tlie sides, moving bis teammates up the field, keeping everybody on their toes and being alert, Lara also makes sure his team doesn't fight. •we got hacked and whacked a lot, but we just sucked it up and walked away from lt. • Crenshaw satd. Lara stays calm on the field. He's the type you would want to get stuck with in an elevator. He'• a.a dependable a.s the sunrise. It's impoaible to overettimate hil importance to the Eeg•. He's a peaannalr•. "lbeY mow we have a hot temps ad an.. Lua laid ot oppmmtl. • and IOllMitlmel 1 think wbillll they Cllll't beat UI on tbe Geld. tMf tr;y to provoke UI (Into Ggbdilg), Mca\118 that's the Only way Chey am win.• EstanC:la won the school's first boys soccer ldague , championship la.st season, but the Eagles were upset in the opening round of the CJP Soutl\em Section Divtlion m Playoffs. •1bis year, we want to go all the way," Lara 14ld. •0n the field, we proved we can win league, but once they've seen you can't handle (chippy play), the coaches will by to provoke us. We don't worry about it anymore. •They'll start fighting or something, but we're not bke that anymore. We've mewed on. We want to try and wtn IMgue again without =ti.• tt'1 a kinder, Bstanda team. . Lara. a1ao an accamplhbed wiekler, caught tbe aa.tloa of colle9e coacbel al .... ~ Thumament."'O'lglalle'I probably end up at Orange • DON LEACH I DAJlY PILOT Estancia Higb's Sam Nelson (40) goes to the hoop against the overreaching defense of Orange'• Malcom Moon Friday night. CdM falls just s~ort in 46-42 loss COBONA DEL MAR - The Corona del Mar High boys basketball team ju1t didn't have quite enough to get over the hwnp Friday, dropping a 46_:42 noiiteague decision to Laguna Beach. The Sea Kings (4-11) nev- er led in the game, bu.t never trailed by more than three the entire way. Cameron Conover led CdM in scoring with 10 ' .,...t• •we earned respect after this one,• he added. Estancia 60, er-. 54 Score by~ Estancia 14 8 15 23 • 60 Orange 14 8 15 17 • 54 Estancia • Dawkins 2, Mansell 18, TENNIS points while Nick Friend added nine. ....... ... . c--.. ..... 42 law9by~ Laguna lffdJ 14 8 12 12 -46 Corona del Mar 13 8 8 13 -42 ........ ._...-Jameson 6, Don- nelly 2, O'Keefe 131 Anderson 7, SlrlaMI 14, Belmfohr 4. 3-pt. goals: none. Fouled out none. CoroM .......... Conowr 10, Friend 9, Shaffer 3, MuckJey 3, Alshuler 7, Frank• 4, lhl.WTNfl 6. 3- pt. goals: ShMfer 1, Muckley 1. Fouled out none. 'Casillas 10, Simpson 13, Nelson 15, Rainey 0, Taboada 2. 3-polnters: Mansell 2, Nelson 1. Fouled out None. 0r-. · Krauss 15, Dotson 8, Moon 13, Morel 9, Lein 3, Garcia 4, Miller 2. 3-polnters: Krauss 3, Lein 1. Fouled out: None. " • Doug Hamlin (Costa Mesa) of · CONTINUED FROM 81 the Newport Beach Tennis Oub • t is on the verge of starting two ' Braverman's first stop on her globe-trotting tour will be in Sydney, Australia, for the Junior Australian Hardcourts, a prelude the Australian Open Juniors. By competing in the Australian Open, the year's first Grand Slam for pros on the circuit, Braverman will earn valuable International Tennis Federation points and would appear to be a lock for playing in this year's Wunbledon and Pren.ch Open juniors, among the sporadic amateur events Braverman plans to play this season. Upon returning from Australia, she'll head for Midland, Mich., for a $50,000 challenger in February. Braverman's level jump last year started in January at a $10,000 challenger in San Antonio, where she was given her first wild card entry into a professional event. That was followed by her title at the Chicago K-SwisS' Oassic In February. Q Coast College next eeuon. In the Ba~' n~ game agam.at BolM Grande beforethe~ ·, guide books for tennis · aficionados, one for social , players, the other for tournament• players. Hamlin's elaborate ideas include launching the •Tennis Exthange, • which, among other . things, would give social players : an option to play elsewhere · when their club is hosting an event and using up all the courts., The guide books will include i detailed information (and stories): about each club in Orange • County for visitors, newcomers : and folks interested in exploring : other clubs. · Q The Palisades Tennis Club will host a seminar Jan. 13 for Wilson Racquet Sports and its pro advisory staff. About 200 teaching pros from throughout Southern California are also expected to attend. · Ken Stuart, Palisades owner/operator, will speak on , the subject of club management. • ' • IUOtAIU> DUNN's club tennis column appears every other SatUrday, Tournament, Lara scored his first career hat trick in a 9-0 win, "He's solid, because I can depend on him to play well no matter where I put him," Crenshaw said. Since El Toro beat Estancia in the sea.son lid-lifter, 2-1, the Eagles' defense, led by Lara, bas yet to give up a goal. Even El Toro's game-winning goal that day came on a fluke play when an Estancia player tried to clear the ball and In.stead kicked U into the goal. •So we've scored u many goala on us u our opposition," Crenshaw aaid. No matter what the need, or bow much prellUl'e, or what fMmmate ii unable tO pley,~or ~II provotmg a ape_· Leta stepe up to tbe cbalWIDge Mcb aDcl every um., leading tbe ... bi whet coWd beCame tblil-.......... ftW, , ''"'"'' • . --.,.. , r------------------------------------------------------~-----~------------, . . . ! SOCC~R .. I CONTINUED FROM 81 I I. • I • I . l championship in the Mari- na Tournament, in which they &hut out five straight opponents, scored on defender Robert Klase's goal ih the ?0th minute and . striker Matt tfoyt's sensa- I r j 1 ·on-one play in ~ :n~::. the goal in ~e ? 5th I The Sea Kings'lost their I first game of the Marina • Tournament on penalty I kicks, then blanked four ~ other teams. I When IOase scored from ·atop the 18-yard box· on a left-footed smash to the upper right side of the goal, he sprinted and dived headfirst in celebration (a la last summer's U.S. women's Olympic soccer team). ·1 waJ1 just ready to take . you out!• Lawther told IOase. Hoyt, recently back from a knee injury, beat Villa P(lrk's David Soper after skating past Spartan goalie · Charlie ·Bingham (three saves), the second of two . 'keepers used by Alatorre. · Villa Park starter Paul Mammarella was pep- . pered in the first half J:>y a dozen CdM shots-on-goal, but Mammarella (seven saves) turned the Sea Kings away each time to keep the game scoreless at- halftime. •H9yt is always very dangerous,• Lawther said. •When be cuts in, he can beat a player by five or 10 yards, and he made a large effort to get to' the ball and score. In his two or three games back, h~'s doing it all, and he's a leader. I think he's NCAA materi- al .• Lawther, former UC Irvine coach, also has Steve Reese and ·Brady Beauchamp up front to apply pressure, while sweeper Pat .Shanahan and Klase, a right fullback, kept the Spartans to only seven att~mpts . Andy Mickler of CdM dominated the oiidfield. Villa Park, which has already doubled its win total from last season, has five freshmen suited up, four of whom start. J •Some 'Of our freshmen get intimidated,• Alatorre said. •They see those big (varsity) players and they come back and tell me, 'Hey, they've got beards.' Or they'll say something about facial hair. It's new to them." But while the Spartans are expected to be together for four years, it's the Sea Kings making a mark now. C oronadel Mar Hlgh's Steve Reese (above), 12, gets tangled up with Villa Park's David Soper during Friday's nonleague match; at left, . Ross Anderson (tt) of Corona del Mar maneuvers past Villa Par)c.'s Christtan Lajos. Corona del Mar swept to a 2-0 nonleague victory as the Sea Kings conttnue preparatton for Sea View League wars, which begin nexf Friday. Corona del Mar has one more tuneup before league, a match at Aliso Niguel Wednesday afternoon MARC MARTl.N I DAILY PILOT J I I L------------------~--~----------~-----------~----------------------------~ 111(,11 "' llt><>I 11<><>1'" Costa Mesa girls split in tournament's first two games Th~~~~e~ SOCCER High girls soccer team split a pair of games Friday at the Katella TQurnament and will be back in actio"' this morning hoping to reach the consolation finals in the eight-team field. The Mustangs (3-5-1) opened the tournament with a 4-0 win over Loara before falling into the consolation bracket with a 2-0 loss to Pacifica. Costa Mesa used a second- half scoring barrage to break open up a close 1-0 battle and hand Loara the loss. Shirley Bla.ssman, Julie Kroen- ing, IJz Powell ana Oegi Van de Walker all 1COred single goals for the Mustangs with l!rin Van Hom, 8Jamnan, Nicole Jankows-k\. Brooke Shanley and Michele Barnett recording assists. Martha Gard.a bad three saves in the first hall while Margaret Landeros can)e up with one in the second half. Landeros had a big game against Pacifica, making 10 saves. •The game was a Jot clos- er thm the tcore, • said Mustang Coach Dan Johnston. •pedfica got a real cbeely goal to start tbe game. The other came on a penalty ldck after OM OI our play• m WM ciaDid fot an tDtlllUOMl bllid blill ..... falling clowii 8nd admgeMbd." · . call; Mm Will play,.,_ iodnlll:u a.m.11 lbl M-•s • -~----c...-r-~ at 1:15 p.m. f 1 SATURDAY, J~UAlf"( 4. 1997 life . in the bigs: Or ... in .a holdin pattern, waitin.~: for Fuerbringer~= . ·&co~ • First-year UC Irvine coach is taking blue chip matches out of Crawford Hall, and into the Bren. W:th my new position as the men's volleyball coach at the UC Irvine, I'm always asked about the job. Well, it is going well. The UCI athletic administration has been very supportive of my team and our coaching staff. Since I took the job in July, after admission deadlines, the team is basically who was left from the pre'Qious year's team. We have workt!d since September with conditioning and limited volleyball gym timeP- Nov. 1 marked the beginning of our first "traditional" volleyball time where we are allowed to be in the gym with the whole team for up to 20 hours per week. nus 20 hours includes weight room and video review time as well as actual gym time. The level of play is very exciting with the top teams in the United States in our conference, the Mountain Pacific· Sports Federation. Our home schedule includes matches with UCLA, Hawaii, Stanford, Long Beach State, UC·Santa Barbara and Pepperdiile. These are teams that any volleyball enthusiast should want to watch in action. In the past. the UCI coaching staff has opted to play their .. home matches in Crawford Hall because that is their practice tacility. We will play at Crawford but have scheduled two matches in the Bren Center which is tremendous place to watch volleyball. On March 28, UCI will play Stanford at the Bren. The Cardinal is led by former Estancia basketball and volleyball star, Matt Fuerbringer. UCLA will visit the Bren on April 15. Newport's Eric Vallely and CdM's Brian Coleman are both in the UCLA volleyball system. The present UCI team features 6-foot-10 Chris Harger who is the senior captain and is the "go-to• gqy..for Irvine. Donnie Rafter, who led Tustin to a CIF Championship in 1995, is one of the outside hitters. My coaching staff has worked hard to establish a top-notch program. Jason Bilbruck (recruiting and administration), 1\'avis Turner (scheduling and training) and Rieb Polle (training and administration) have put in countless hours. Former BYU standout, Shawn Patchell, who currently teaches and coaches at Irvine High, is a graduate assistant coach. Another question always charlie- brande , ' '- asked is: When does the season start? The answer is Saturday -- night at Crawford Hall when · UCI hosts Cal-Berkeley . Former CdM football and volleyball standout, Rob Alshuler, is a setter/backrow specialist for the Bears. The 7 _ p.m. match is the season-openec_ for both teams. On Jan. 29, UCI will host . Princeton at Crawford (also sei ; for 7 p.m.). There are many locpl ties to Princeton. Tiger Coach Glenn Nelson played basketball at Orange Coast College in the • early 1970s for Herb Livsey. He. . still recruits quite heavily in Southern California. The hope of improving the UCI program puts a great emphasis on recruiting . The NCAA rules do not allow me to discuss our recruits, but I can say that we have signed two players and are in close contact with some blg high school seniors. This coupled with a transfer or two should allow for future success in the UCI men'.s program. 0 In past articles, I have updated readers on the progress of our local players as they pursue their college careers. While I try to include.everybody from our area, it is inevitable that a few will be missed. This Christmas, I received a card from Rebecca Goldenberg who·is attending the University of Indiana. Rebecca was a member of Newport HarbGr's 1994 State Championship tea.Ill as well as a soccer and track standout at Newport. She played for the Orange County Volleyball Club. , I had not beard from her sine~ she left for Indiana two yea.rs ago. It was great to read in her letter that she was a defensive specialist for the 1996 Hoosiers. She was also on the Dean's List. As I have often stated, the greatest part of my job is watching foaner players succeed in life. This i!s one of those times. As Rebecca wrote in her letter, •1 guess bard work does. lead to good things.• 1 LOCAL 1 SPOJt.TS SCHEDULE s.twday •a.sketb.911 College men -Southern califomla College at UC San Diego Tournament. College women -Southern califomla College at cal Baptist Tournament. Community college women -Orange Coast at Cerritos. 7 p.m. High school boys -Newport Harbor at Ocean View, 7 p.rft. High school girls -Costa Mesa at San Clemente, 7 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Santiago Tournament Finals. • 50CC9r High school girls -Costa ~ at Katella Tournament ~.Fullerton, 9:45 a.m.). • Wrestling High school -Newport Harbor at Estancia ~2-way tournament. 10 a.m. MISTY CONTINUED FROM 81 . .. ... . • I I I I I ' I SATVRDAV, JANUARY•. 1997 ·SERVING ORANGE ! . -. : · COUNTY FOR . . ; 30 YEARS. I I . I I I ·,_ ., ·-... \ · .. .. -. \ .. · .. " - ·-.. . . ·' . . . I ' • : . .. .. '89 OLDS CIERRA V-6, aulo, low 76K mi., man xiw, xlnl v~ue~ (4£7464) : . '90 OLDMOBILE NINETY-EIGHT , Brougham, V-6, llhr., many xtru, non-smoker. (336197) : . '91 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD ; · : Frost Beige, tan lilir .. 4.~ V-8, squeaky clean. (214940) · '92 CADILLAC DEVILLE Dk. cherry, tan hhr., alloys & more! Very sharp~ (211314) New~~.._IWJPllot ' . . L • ' • .. . Oldsmobile : J • 1n Custome Satisfaction -~. I . . WE'RE PERFECTING THE FINE AR·T OF CUSTOMER SERVICE. $8988 '94 CADILLAC SON. DEVILLE s21 988 '95 CADILLAC ELDORADO . $28 988 Low 24k mi., gray/wnthr., bal. of warran~. (286731) · While~, low mi., V-8, northstar ~loys! (007494) $ '94 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS s23 988 '95 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS s32 988 ' 11 988 V-8, Northsiar, b~, moonroof & more! (800893) Frost reige, low 20k mi., V-8, Northslar, very nice! (m32) s12 '94 CADILLAC CONCOURS '96 CADILLAC CONCOURS $ 4 Low 28k mi., b~, llhr., C.D. & more~ (308077) Frost reige, tan llhr., only 7k mi., V-8 Northslar, C.D. (283465) s1~ 488 '96 BUICK RDMSTR EST WGN. s24 n88 '96 CADILLAC ELDORADO TIC s37 288 't 12K mi., while w/tan llhr, 3rd seal reduced! (411996) 7 1700 mi., red iwl, tan lthr., C.D., orig. MSRP $47,228 (~745) Fros! lkiie. Ian llhr .. low 11~mi (462171) s14 988 i15 1~LDl AURON & I (lll657) s25 988 '96 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS s38 688 I _..__~----------------~'------n-y --m1., __ ,moo_n~_,_ao_ys _m_ore. ______ ...... __ ~on_ly5_km_i.,~_~ ...... 'tan_l~_.,c_.D.,_&m_ore_!(82_~_5) ____ ...._.~v-......... . "':. . . . • .. . • . . -All vc hidcs :-.uhject to prior sale & credit approval plus tax, lie., doc., smog & dest inatio n fees. Pictures for ill~strat ive purposes onl y. Expires Sunday after publication . . -. .. . ~. GldsmeBile 405 P:AEEWAV ADAMS AVE. ADAMS AVE. MESA VEAQE DA. • ·m la ren ..... PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ~ ByFax (714) 631-6594 (Pleai..e incru'de your nanw and pbont' 11umher and we 'U caU you back with a prire quotf'.) 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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES of the Dlstrfct, the extent or pal Code, and for those moved at time or sale. Sale egalnlC lht establishment Chapter 5.08 of the Munlcl· sold as Ts end must bt re· (5) the District end the specific businesses wllh 1 o or Is subject to cencellallon In - NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH 2669 STORAGE 2742 CREDIT 2,07 E'alde Coat• M••• Need Good CNdi Pvt, secure storage/ F•at? "SEC,.E'lll garage. Easy 24hr. c RE D IT. L 0 0 pr. acceu. Dbl locks. HOLES" fore• ctedll $125/mo. 497·9131 bureaus to remove PUBLIC NOTICE typea of lmprovemen\s or fewer employees lhe en· the event or se1t1ement be· -· ---------!activities to be funded by nual assessment shall be tween land!ord and obll· RESOLUTION the benefit assessment. $25 oo • gated parly. EO\IAL HOUs,..0 HO. 95-103 Pro1es1s may be made se<:uon 5: The benefit 15• AYRES GROUP o•PoAtuN"v A RESOLUTION OF orally or In writing, but If sessments shall be col-BOND NUMBER S-400· All r111tSDll IClwtr11llog fll 11111 THE CITY COUNCIL wrlllen shall be filed wllh lected by the City In one t684 lhe City Clerk al or before annual Installment Assess· Ayres Self Storage, Real· UftJ'perls1111>jul 10lllcfcd· OF THE CITY OF the lime fixed for the Heat· menls wlll be levled on lhe dent Managers .,., Fair Haning Acl ot 1961 as NEWPORT BEACH Ing and contain sufficient date the annual District re-Pub 11sh11 ~ New po r I 111181141e• wllkll !Ult• II Illegal DECLARING ITS documenletlon to verify newal becomes etfectlve, Beech·Costa 1 Mesa Dally 10 MW9r11st "aay prtlcrenct. INTENTION TO bu1lnass ownership and and for new businesses In Pllol Decemb11r 28, 1996, llmllatln or dlm lmlnatlon OPEN SUN 1·4 VILLA BALBOA Catalina Isle. & Ocean views $159.500 240 Nice 11 118 MaryAnn t.AcGulre 648·8770 Ellla Realty Group VIII• B•lbo• Penthouae 2br 2ba Condo. Walk to beach. Gated comm, p o o I /s p a /I e n n I s , washer /dryer/lrl dg * 1BR S850 * 2BR 2BA $795 D/W Incl. 60x30 pool. No pets. Carport. Vlat• Del Meaa •545-4855• lncls frplc. $1350/mo. ---,..,---,,,--=--·COMMERCIAL 714·8 3 1-8538 Nwprt Hgt• 2Br 18• Apt w/pvt garden/lg REAL ESTATE deck. Pool. $895. Pet any negative nern from your credit ~ RENEW THE MARINE validate Iha partlculer pro-1he District oo the day ol January 4 • 1997. lllatll ie ·rac1. coloc, 11ngio11. REDUCED $2SK AVENUE BUSINESS tesl. 11 written protests are the Issuance of a i>uslness Sa894 su .blldl"p.lamittalllllusor APARTMENTS ok. Nr 16th 645-4900 ••••••••• port ..• lmmed lat•IYI Ouarnt'd. Sand $2'4.99 + $2.50 S/h to: H~ stead Credit Repair 3575 N. Belllln•. S\91 325, Irving, TX 75082 _ IMPROVEMENT received by lhe owoera of lfcensebylheClty. PUBLIC NOTICE •atleuloritJll.•lllilltationlt Fixer East bluff. One BR New crpt, _C_O_MM __ E_R_C_IAL ___ _ DISTRICT FOR THE businesses within the Dis· Section 6 The penalty for 1tiMunync11 ,,...,.oce.liml 4bd,3ba. Agt 470-6134 FOR RENT paint, kit. Frfg, patio. , .. •••••••• trlc1 which pay flhy percent dellnquen1· paymen1s shall Flctltloue BualneH ~01'1scrimlllllien:· · S6B5 Inc ulll. 747·7765 PROPERTY 2778''11 ._,NOUN"t:~_..... CALENDAR YEAR OF or more of the total assHs-be twenty·flve percenl of Name Statement nn ~ 6 • JANUARY 1, 1997 mtnls to be levled, no fur· 1he assessment amount Tilt followfng persons 8le Tiiis lllWIPlflll will •01 S:n•dc::-;.u~~~~:l•e:'a TO DECEMBER 311 lher proceedings to renew per monlh providing lhll dol b sl ss 1. c oft UWllltly acttpt...,llfwMt· HOUSES/ BALBOA 1997 AND FIXINO lht Dlslrlct shall be taken lhe penaltY to be added Otf ~ u ~~ i· · SL ••I tor rtll estate wlllcll ls 11 Luxurious 1 br and THE TIME AND for • period of one yeat shall In no evenl exceed Hu~ll~~On Beech 1Calltor'. '~GI Ille In. Our rtlMlers CONDOS ISLAND 2606 1 br +Iott with 2 apa· PLACE OF A from the d.att ot the finding one hundred percenl of the nla, CA 92648 ' .. ·lltt9-y llllonMd a.at Ill FOR RENT c Io us b a Icon I e s . PUBLIC HEARING of a majority protesl by the assessmen1 amount due. Don Osco Croh 1830 Pine •welll111 a4mllsed •• 11111 . 28R Upper UghVairy. Abundant walk In Prime RetelVOfflce 1200 1qtt startlng @ --------- S.55 NNN. Immediate ANNOUNCEMEBTS-occup. Shelley Luce. " (310) 424-8422 292"! EAEAS •1 City Council. Section 1· The lmprov• St H 11 t e h c 11 _,.-n 1'1111*1• • • closet and storage. WH · the Mar nt If lhe ma)orl"' prolest Is 1 and· acll Illes to be ·• un ng on tee • 1 · ~ .. --.. .... ~-... .... stv, frig, new carpet. Gas and water paid. Avenue Business lmprov• '' 1 men s v fornla 92648 •.....-......---·• -,. '°"" / p T Th Mo~ I DI 111 tab-only against lhe furnlshng funded by lhe benefit H· Thomas Glenn Croft 1353 ..-11~.clllHUD $1200 ulll pd. 106 1 2 Walk to Balboa Island rS•pVl•rrlt oHoly •Splrl men s r c was 11 of a specific type or types sessmenls shall Include ' BALBOA Pearl. (8f8) 241-74~ fished In 1996 pursuant to of Improvements or activity only the following: IPiuena Circle, Ventura, Cal· lilll·lrlt II 1·1D0·42•·1510. flf Sm 1 bd·'1 b• Street and the beaches. You who made me Sm Ofo Suite• for IH . 450-750 al In NB, CM, IRV. From $450. 844·8538 l!xt 400 the Parking and Buslne11 wilhin the Dlslrfe1 those 1 Marketln advertising lornla93003 -.-....1811.DCampleue ISLAND 2106 , Prestigious resort see everything • lmprovemen1 Area Law ot typH 01 Improvements or and nublfc reYauons for the This bu~lne11 Is con-e1UHUD1t'26·3500.. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii parking. Avail now. living with stunning ---------show.ad me th~ wa)( 1989, Callfornla Streets Ind ICtlvlllea lhlll ~ ellrnl· b ri r I I I dueled by. In Individual •• 6mq. lease. $800/mo. sunsets and cool INDUSTRIAL 2788 to reach my Ideals; Highways Code Section d ene 1 0 res auran 5 n Have you llarted doing +Step• to Beach+ Agent, 073-4062 breezes. Apts startln~ · ' na1e · Newport Beach. b I I? y Ol 01 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii You who gave me the ~65~ et seq. (herHtt~r Iha Further Information re-BE IT FUATHEA AE· us ne11 ye H, • • 3bd, 3ba. Lrg LR w/ at $1350. 789·185 FOR SAL• 10,000 sf divine gift to forgive • Act ). which requires an gardlng the proposed Busl· SOLVED thlll the City 82 FP. Sep DR. Hrdwd•---------... forget the wrorvi that annu!JI report to bt flied nHs Improvement Dlslrlct Co U 'r th Cit f N Don 0. Croft firs. Patio. Garage. BALBOA ••••••••••I 'INDUSTRIAL BUILDING ··• and aprroved by the Cl"' unc 0 e Y 0 ew· This 11atemen1 was filed •••••••••• NB. Store your cars, Is done to me; Yott •1 renewal may be obtained port Beach shall conducl a 1 h h c Cl•... f $1B50. 909·393·9360 PENINSULA 2607 1 11 th 1 I Councl lot each fiscal at the Newport Beach City ubllc hearfn on Janua w I I e ounty ""' o HOUSES/ MISCELIANEOUS Toya, or ? Bkr Bob are n a II nc • year; and Hall 3300 Newport Boule-~3 1997 ~·oo ry Orange County on 11·21·96 Cauatln 722·8777 dences ot my llf• with WHEREAS, the Advisory \lard, Newport ISeach, Call· 85• soon •1~!reatte/a'!'··1h~~ 19993702844 CONDOS _C_O_R_O_N_A _____ BAYFRONT 2bd/2ba RENTALS me. I, In this short dla- Board has prepared en An· fornla 92858. Telephone matter maY. be heard, In Dally Piiot Dec. 21, 28. FOR SALE DEL MAR 2122 condo, near Pavllliol;', •••••••••!••••••••• logue. want to thank nual Aaport for Fiscal end (714) 644·3225. lhe Councll Cllambers to-1996, Jan. 4, 11, 1997 2·car pkng, pool, dock You for everything ' Cal911dar YHr 1997 which The City Clerk shall cause caled at 3300 Newport Sa892 •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii avail, no pets. $1600/ BUSINESS & confirm once more 11 on flit In lh• Office of thl1 rtsolullon of lntenllon Boulevard Newport Beach•---------$1 ...... 5/mo mo rfy 873 8840 CONDOS•· FINANCE that I never want to ba the City Cieri!; end to be published once In e Callfornla.' a.t which umi PUBLIC NOTICE ---------•• ' Y • • ca separated from You. WHEAEAS, the Act r• newspaper of general cir· the Council will hear all In-GENERAL 1002 OLDE CDM Oce•n/B•VVl•w TOWNHOM:ES 2702 ••••••••• no m atter how great quites the Clty Councll to culallon In lh• City al 1easi lerHted persons tor or Flct1t1ou1 Bueln•H Ocean aide PCH Studio on Boardwalk. the material deslrea dectatt Its Intention to ltvy 1even days before 1he pub-against the eslablishmenl Nam• ~tatement Carmol·llke Cottage Kl14rlg-bed-bath, quiet iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ---------may be. 1 want to be ar:id collect HHssmenls lie heerlng. or the District lhe extent of The following persons •1• ---------Woodsy aetllng•Trees & secure, n/s, n/pet. B••utlful townhome BUSINESS with You & my lovM within the BuslnHs Im· This resolution shall take the District arld the specific doing business as: The Attention 2br/2ba R-1 An. Gar. $590/mo. Incl ulll. In Backbay. 3br-2.5ba, OPPORTUNITY ones In Your per· pro~ment Dlllrlcl tor lhe elfecl Immediately upon types of lmprovemenls or Bentfll AdvocalH, 3550 Home Owners MaryAnn McGuire 714-873-8372 2-car gar, frplc, & petual glory. Amen. next fiscal year. adoption. Pau.•d and activities to be funded by Gamino dtl Alo North, SL 840.0770 more $1450 + refs & 2904 Th f V ~OW THEREFORE. the adopted by lhe City Coun-the benefit assessmenl. 206, San Diego, CA 92108 & Ellla Realty Group WINTER RENTAL 112 dep~slt. lmmedlatt ank You or 0"" City Council of the City ol ell of the City or Newport Prolesl• may be made Sen Diego Auoc1a111, R.E. Agents!! block to beach, pier, move In. Call Sue for iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil love towards me & my Newport Beach resolvts 11 Beach 11 a regular meeling orally or lo wrlling but 11 Inc., (CA), 3550 Camino Showcase those 2br 1b• twnhse. gar, restaurants & shops. appt. 750-7850 Aocept Addltlonal loved ones. Person lollows: and thereon neld on the written shall be 1t19d wllll Del Rio North, St. 206. San 1 1 rf 1 furn, month-month Fum 2br 2ba. Very lncom. l.a%y Man's must pray the prayer Sectlon 1: The Annual A• 9th day of December 1996. the c1.Y Clerk at or before Diesio. CA 92108 ~~~c Ho~~~e 0~esth~ basic, pool, clubhse clean. 818·359-8779 NB Bluff• Bayview BuslhH•· Work 1 to 5 3 consecutive da"Y? ~ filed by lhe Advisod, Jan Debay, MAYOR 1he time fixed for the Hear· This business Is con-0 $1250 Agt 675-2311 Town ho m • , 3 b r hrs/Week For FrM Info without asRlng favcw ard Is hereby approve . ATTEST: LaVonn• M Ing and contain autflclent ducted by: a corporallon Week & pen Home · 1---------18sosq ti, upgradH. Call l.Soo.321 •7890 or 11xpectatlon1, aft• The Annual Report con· • d 1 11 t 11 Have you started doing Gulde pubHshed S•ndc••tl• Condo CORONA 52275 1 .. 50 3822 Fl anAln all third day favor will hA talns a description of Im· HarkleH , CITY CLERK oc1umen a on °, ver ~ business yet? Yes, Decem-each Saturday in the Light & Bright 2BR, DEL MAR · ag ... • n .. g av · grante d'.no matt~~ provements end 1cdvltles ATTACHMENT: Elthl~fl A e~l~d~~:sth:~~~~~l~r ~:'o, ber 2, 1996 Real Estate Tab. It's 2BA. Pool/spa, $1300.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii6i2ii2 Amerltel payphone rte how dllflcull It I•. lo be provided foe 1997, • Boundary ~ap. on file In lesL 11 wrlnen protests 8le San Diego Assoclales, an effective and 780-1980, Agent 11 ROOMS 2706 Local ellH. LowHI Promise to publlsO the arH boundaries. and the City Clerk 1 office. received by the ownere of Inc., Bruce N. Kesler, DI· Inexpensive way to 2Br, 18• W/G.,•u• prfcea. s15ok/yr. pot. this dialogue as sooe the annual HHHmtnt Published Newport businesses within the Dis· reC10t&VicePr11ldent reach homebuxersl Laundry. N /pet s . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 8Q0.800-3470,24hr. as the favor ta wllhln the Dlalrlct. Beech-Costa Mesa Dally lrlct which pay filly percent This statement was flied Call our Classl led COSTA MESA 2124 $1 100. Open Sunday Balboa Penlnaula Point Qet Into Vending granted. L\AP Section 2: The City Coun-I r lh t t I wllh lhe County Clerk of ~ · NI I I t h • .,, ell hereby dtelart1 It ln1en· Plot January 4, 1997. or ~r~ ob r ~ ~ asse:t Orange County on 12·23-96 Department Todayll -4, 614 B Marguente. F ce c ean qu/ekl o~e Exciting all cash bu1n.1--------- tlon 10 renew the Bu1lne,n Sa898 ~:~ ~r:ce:dl~~: to ~ne~ 19983105441 642·!5678 2bd/2·3/4b• FP, 2·car Utlls paldl 548·2525 urn. bdrm w I pr v. Buy below wholesale LOST & Improvement District or PUBLIC NOTICE the Dlslrlct shall be taken Dally Pilot Jan. 4, 11, 18, gar, W/D, AC, pool,1---------w/d. 54500 675'2 102 ~~~~a~ro~ a,,r:~~1•; FOUND • 2921 ~~~~s~ 1:~~=1AJi~ar RE•OLUTION lor a pedrlod ofl one1 ye1 ar 25, 1997 spa. Trash compaclor. COSTA MESA .. 2624 COM private en11rance, dlatrlbutorl 973•7581 Section 3. The locallon of • from the ale o the Ind ng E103499 Sa896 CORONA Micro. N/S. Must seer large closets, n 1mkr. --------,,..-iiiiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- lhe ~lstrtci wm remain the A R:~o~~~g~ OF t~t~ C:l~~~Y. r,r~~:s~~r~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE DEL MAR 1022 s12oomo. 833·4482 $517mo Low Income ~v:~e~ow. e5:~~79C:~ Ho~=~10~0· ::~~~or~s F~~~~ A~,u11 h8:!1t ~ same. generally the 200 THE CITY COUNCIL protest II only against the !!'Bluff Condo w / furn studios, ullls Incl. booming cottee Ind Fairview on 1.,.."" and 300 blocks of Marine · "·rnlshing ~f a sp~1ric type Flolltloua 8uelne111 VI R .., ..... • f h wt h OF THE CITY OF ,., .... ..... ew 3B , 2BA one ·c1ean, modern. se-150~oll·fln av. (&00) a2•~72.a• .. venue 11 181 ort 1 or rupes of lmprov .. ments Name ltatem•nt Sunn .. & Brlnht 1BR t $1795/ o d kl I/ nr•""ALS TO 800 ........ 503 .,. -• greattf specificity In tht NEWPORT BEACH Of acllvlty wllhln th,.• Dls· Th• following pet'IOnl .,. Sand~astl• Condo by • ory . m . cure par ng, poo iuol'I" ---FOUND Younn m ... map attached H Ellhlbll A DECLARING ITS trlct those lyP" of Im· doing business u : Heir bch & Fashion Is 549•395 9 spa. Diane 642•8226 SHARE 2724 Internet Rich•• btk Lab wtc:Oti:r vlclli- and Incorporated herein. INTENTION TO RENEW pro~emenll or 1ctlv1tl11 Technology 1158 Sun-Poql/spa. 5179,500. 2bd/1.5b• new paint, lnterHl•d? lty of c .M. & SA Hgq Section 4: Tht City Coun-THE NEWPORT BEACH mall be eliminated. flowtf Ave.,' Cosla Mesa, 8 T carpet, stove. Patio, FRU REPORT I M2-Mie ell proposes 10 levy, Im-RESTAURANT Further lnformallon r• CA 92626 7 °"1988• Agent NEWPOR lrg yard, gar w/opener Fr•• Room & Bo.,d 1-&C>0-408-8618 1e8784 on 12 25 Ji =• 0~ 0:,':.~hea:~:. IMPROVEMENT gardlng the proposed~·· r:e~llh N~~~· ~010 ---------BEACH 2169 S875mo. 545·3229 In Newport Beach In Pl//Jf PHONI! ROUTE LARGE REWMD .. menl upori persons con-DISTRICT FOR THE :~~";!.n!:~ov,:.7~ 0 :: ~rt e.:r,>CA e2e60 ew· IAGUNA E'Sld• 1 br, patio. frplc, ~~~sh~':,~k• ~~J.~~ 3"$ Local & Estab Sites ~st @81~~n='r1:ro't ducting 1 business In Iha FISCAL YEAR OF lalned at the Newport This buslneaa 11 con-BEACH 1048 * BLUFFS 3Bd 2Ba atove, frig, ceiling fan, Earn up to $1500 wkly S.A. 8130 557-622Y Dl1trle1. Sueh benefit H · JANUARY 11 1997 Beach Planning Depart· ducted by: an Individual iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-Sty on grHnbelt. utlls pd. 336 E. 20th H • B • Town ho u • • 14t<><MS98-49BO sessments shall be equal TO DECEMBER 31, ment. City Hall, 3300 New• Have you started doing •EMERALD BAY Upgraded. $1975/mo. $890. 548·8094 Brookhursl/Hamllton. &TOPI $1500/Wkfy Lost CockaUel !'!?! to two hundred ,P9fcent 1997 port Boulevard, Newport bu1lne11 yet? No 644-40&4 844-2299 E 'aide Studio by Fem pref.$450+ O.p. working from homel wht, very tam•. ~ (200%1 of lhe Cllclty • usual AND FIXJNG THE Beach, California, 92858. Sharereh NowzarM Ocean Vlawl Walk to Weatcllff & merkets. Incl utls. 962·1995 Xlnt Income oppt. No In N.B. on 12/25. annua busln1111 ense tax TIME ... DP' .ac• OF Telephone (7l•) 844.a225. Thi• atetemtnl wea flied pvt bch, part< & pools. 1Br, 1B• Mblhom• / / Reward 75N11r bast rate (I.e., excluding .... -"" The City Cltfk ahall cause wllh lhe County Cleft< or $935K 494-7052 Clean, newer. $850/ Utlls paid I N pets lrvlne houH, full prlv, glmmlcka. Serious that portion based on num-A PUBLIC Hl!ARINO, this resolution or Intention Orange County on 11·2S-96 mo lncld1 gas & wtrl smk. $475. 650-520~ near 2 collegH, !um P •op I• c • 11 : Loat Cockatlet, yellow ber or emplOyH•) as 91• WHEREAS. ihe Newport to be published once In a 19983702953 Near Hoag. 848-2258 Lrg 1 bd/1 b• New or unfJJmlshed. S300. 14t00-37o-4292 head, It grey ~ tabllshed. Beach Rntaurant Improve-f I l NEWPORT utll Included 551-4581 V NDINQ very tam•. 876-~ s.ctlon 5• The eolltetlon ment Olelrict wH tslab-newspapef o genera er· Dally Pilot Dec. 21, 28. H•rbor View Hom•• carpet. yard, carport. · E : lazy Man'• °' 675-~1 of benefli aueumenta fished In 1996 pursuant to wtetlod In 1:f City,~t I•-: Jen.'· 11, 1997 Sa890 BEACH 1069 ·1900 Port Cardlaf· S875. 329 University. N.8. Shara 5bd/6ba Dream. Few Hour• -Loat Gold Watcn ;a ahall be coUteted by tilt the Parking and Bvslnest r:vi:.~s ore t pu 3br 2ba. New carpel. Uaa S48·8093 In B elcourt. Gate 819 $. Wiii H ll cheap. b lack b a nd. Vlo- Clty In one annual Install· Improvement Atta Law or This r11olutlon shell take C•P• Cod Bawfront S2300 844-1908 Newport •cro•• the guarded. Pool. W/D. 1 ·800.a20·0782 HughH Marke\ In menl, wllh collactk>n• for 1989. Calilomla Streets and effect Immediately upon s1,34i.,ooo. Priced w/ Street 2bd/1.5ba. $7-00/mo + 1/3 utll. w estcllff Vlllag•. new bnlnestes In the DI .. Highways Code, Section adop tion. Passtd and dock & pier. 675-8120 Lido I• Baytront 2Br Oar, New palnVcarpet. No peta, amoklng, or CREDIT 2907 Rewarcll 759-1959 Irle! on the day of the IHu-36500 ti seq., (hereln1tter adopted by the City Coun-2Ba unit new on aandl No pete. SS50/mo. drugs. 721·11192 ence of a bu1lne11 11cen11 the "Act"), whlcn requtre~ ell of the City or Newport ClaHlfled Is:.... l.ndry, f/p. $3000/mo, 1665 Irvine Ave 18. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii---------- by1ht City. an annual report to be me Beach at 1 regular mMllng CONV1!N~ENT 1yrleaH. 587·3305 *720•9422* NB Dover Shor•• Section e:·Tht penalty for and approved by the City and thereon lleld on the whether your• buv-1----...---..--....,.,.-Quiet, male, Prof'I delinquent payment• 1hall Council tor each nscat .9th day of December lngk .. uing. or Juat Ver••lll•• Studio •---------pref'd. No drugl/klde. Can't sttm to be twenty flvt percent ptf year; and 1995 • 100 Ing, cla11lfled haa Penthouee Furo or NEWPORT $400+ull 845-95H5 get to all thost i:nonth, pr0yldlng 11\11 lht1 8WHdEAhEAS, the .~dVf·~ JM, Oebaw MAYOR what you Medi unfurn. Pool, gym, Be•q1 2669 _N_9_.,.S_p_a_c-lo_u_• __ 3 __ 9_r,"' al I b penalty to be added ah1I oar u preper .... an ,..,.. • CLASSIFl•D gar. Wik to bch. $850. an 1 rep r O a In no event uceed ont nual Report for Flscal Year AnEST: LaVonn• M. Ma-5878 494-8804. 722·7548.·'iiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 28• Nr bch. Own ba. around th• house? hundred percent of the a .. 1997 Which 11 on flit tn the Hartdeaa, CITY CLERK • W/D. S4SO + 1/2 utll. l•t th• Cleulft-... .... ment amount due. Office of the City Clark; Publllhtd Newport 1 N'1amk/drgs 87~ wu ~ ~ l~Vlcl:'~!~ awHEAEAS. the Act r• ~::= 4 ~=· oa11y COSTA ·MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 Newport Shor•• 3 Service Dlrectorr entity within ~ H8"• QU1re1 the City Council to ' Sa897"-:::=-:====-, SR, 2BA. Femal• h.ip you find menl boundarlel w• not declate Its lntenUon to levy Pr9fd. $450 monthly rellablt htlp. Overstocked Wllh atutt? A call to Claum.d will= f41· I ---- RENT :: • lhrough ctuslfted : -~ required to pay !ht and collect HHHmantt PUBLIC NOTICE + ut111. 942·~ --------Bullnffl lmprov~t DI• wllhln I.ha District fOt Iha '---------· trlct .... 1sment more thin oewt llacll year. • ...... NOIWtc• QUIBT 8t: SllllENE once, but shall continue 1b NOW. THEREFORE. the --'' pey requited bualnaH II-City Counc:I of the City of NOTIC•OP It Palm .... ~ .&~ .......... _.....:ts --.... In ac:cofdance Newl)Ol1 Beach molYeaes PuauceM.•OP ---..LT~~ ..&.Af::"".-& ...... ~ with Cha~ler 5,08 or the tolloW: AUNDON•D fo'unlclpal Code. Sec:1lon t: The Annual At-• PROPDTY 8tC11on I : The ltnpnMo port filed by lh9 AcMtofY Notice ~hafeby mentl and Ktlvttles IO M Boerd le hafab'-='Ol*f, tNt the wllll':~~~~~~~! fUndad by Iha t>enem .. The Annut11 con-... at pu1:111c ,,, JU-1.1 H•tmenll al\all Include lain• • ~ of Im-""1lt to Stctlofl It 100 of onty the toaowtng: ~ Md KtMti.s lh9 halneaa l Proi.. 1. Martltdna. advenlalng lo bt P'O'MtCI f0t N 19111 alotW ~. the to1owtne and put)llC rer.tlone. lhe ... b04Andlta., ana clMotbed PfOl*tY \0 wtt: 1, ltoctue dtYefOpment the tnnuet 111e11m1nt "''' 1.AONHICH!l UNIT and dlllritlUllOn. Within ttwOlatrtct. D.a TWO COO !AS 2• ''°"'°"°" ot publlc 1ac110n a: TM cnv coun-TAUCK Cl'il!ST. TABLE ...,.,.,. whlct\ are to take ell hereby deci&rff 1t Int.,. AND MISC, IOXES place on 0t In 1111'1 public tlon to rtMW Iha Reltau-MICHAEL GE1,SKBY, UNIT ~In lhe .... rant lmc>fowment 0111rlct c-4, REFRIOERAT~i EN- '· Dtcon1410n of any pub-lot flloal ve-' 1811 put"'" T!~AINMENT CE= 11c p1ace 1n t!'le .,..,, ..,. to the Mt. 1!2i. TOOL aox, 5. ~ .,.. rnalnt.. ltdlon 31 The butlnett """"'"" ,,.,. ........ -""'" ~ the 06*1d .. ..... .. be by oomptlo 1. "'9 ...,.,.. ~ remain IN "::i.~ ttve blddlna (wtmtn ..... of ,.. .... ect!Wllta. ttetaufarit .. bldl l'My lMi aubfl'lll9M In 11 IT PUMHI R .... _., NeWpoft ltaotl. ~OH THI ITH OP IOLVID thee tM Ctty ltdolt 4; Tha City ~ JAN, 1•!1~.l:OO A.M. AT COUM1 0. ... ~ of .... ell pr.-. to lllwy, Im-TH! l'RunlU WHIM "" ....... OClfldllC' .... .,.. --.. OOlaO-aalcl ~-""' ~·---°" ....,, Ion °' • ..,... _.. *"" -111 .._. 1s, t•i 111 7:00 ...,.._. • ,,_.. ~ ~ ~ MAYMI ITOM9I. ·---11CtrM .. INll-MIN I ""**9 !ft .. = WHI tlR AW., 9W ·,,,_ .. ....._ In lie~ Per ._ ....... A MllA. CA.~. Cellnll ~· .................... '1 .... " .... , ........... ,....,. __ .. -...... ·· ............ ····~~~••r'11 g":•:.:=. ... • 4 -=· ...... . . ~~~!!!!!..:..,!!!....=1 ,..... ,. -----~------~-~--... lliliiil STARTING .ANEW 1JUSINESSff . • • • • • • • • • • • • • no•PTIONt•T "H.e. T81W*'9 hlon. ..A"lh•l•~'l' f'{f • • Ctwte, 1HO ... ADVmlllT181NQ -ACCOUNT •X•CUTIV• -Lo c al c ommunlly n•11•P•P•r group -. .. k, out1ld• aalH repreHntallve to Join our growing dlaplay !a~vertlalng depart· ment. Adv ertlalng aalH eJCperlence 11 a mu1t lor thle e1tab- ll1hed retail terrltocy. ~pplloant ehould be energetic, motivated and organized. Salary plua commlHlon. )(((It b en efit pkg, Drug acrHnJnQ/phy1lcal r .. quired. £OE. Send r• ~um• to: Dally Plloc. Attn: L Eaola, 330 W. IJay SI., Co1ta Meu, CA 92527 pr lax •o :'it4.SS0.4802 BOAT R•PAIR Poeltlona avail. Ship· wright•, FlberglaH, Mechanlcal. 576-2837 eookk••P•r lmmed ' opening aval for local C.M. co. for bkpg dynamo. RetlrH 01(. M .C.S. Marketing, 845·2939 SALP.s . Howtos.11 JS-dllla s.au. ~,.,,.,,,.. etUywtql s 1500 .. $2000 paid weekly. Workoutof · your home. Guaranteed proven success. Let us show you how! Customer acceptance overwhelming. Leads galore! No cold callJna. COUNTER Hl!LP PT, 2·3 daya/WHk. ' Fun jobl Oltt & Mall '11o re . Ne ar OC Airport. Faic & Mall. • 955·9171. No exp nee. • Counter/Delivery Peraon Mu1t have clean drlv· Ing record; drive a manual ahllt; & lltt 70 lbs. Wkend1/early eve· nlng1 req'd. Electron· lc1/computer knowl· e dge a +. Apply In person: "I was looking for a plll'Mi me job whc~ I could make a diffcTcnct ln IOllltone's life. I found ii 11 Dwtwn." Durham offers pan-tlme morning and afternoon iw,i.., year-round. And, we provide the slltc-requl~ clauroom study and bdlind·lh<-whcel 1ralnin1 you'll need to gc:1 your COL. Professional, comprehensive training. Work in your own town or any region of the U:S.A. Meet your financial desire now. Call Jim Harrison for an Interview. LA. or Orange Apply in per5011at Ourbam1hutJpOrta0oo, 2811 W. lllfth St. In S.nta Au. Or, call 714-S'2-8999. TCP-4464A EOE. County residents. 9025 Atlanta, H.B. • All Kindl of Jobs For All Kinda of People. Claaalfled. Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week 'FREEi All for $1 o• DURHAll:I Qdl 1-888-895-9009 TollPrw T RANS P.O l TAT I ON. ----------············-----D YES,SILl ~y CAil City Zip Pho.w Credit Cord D WC. DV1SA D AM X I Op-- Moil To· OM Y Pit.OT 330 w lay s.r.e, Com,,_., CA 91.627 (714/ 6'H671QoMX1714163 I '6.ff' f'rftdt ~ o+I ,.._. °*" ,..,.._.,, ._. "--Moloe---""--"° - O•~ 0-~ O S-I-' o V4 o_......, o r....,oi.. 0 --0_,..... 0 ....,C-. I 0 ' .-J 0 ,,_,_""-"" 0 ....... "' •• OJ..,-0 """"'4..._ a--.. 1 O #C....... O C-C-..1 a~.... 1 a....,...._ c c-oa...~ DIJ-D""'11e..I O .... W~ : • S 10 for 4 Im.., S 1.00 each oddmooalline : ·--·····--------~··········· . .v ... oAll4U•o&.UU•Jl4 ~~: ....... ¥. WI' 10 ... 40 ,. ' What --clo J'OU tab? Q. I · I.a 8out.b, w1Derable, J'OU held: •A•7•1 OV ... o.+•n••.Jll ~"=Jr= .... I• ..... I• ..... 10 ..... 1 What do J'OU bill 'ODW1 Q. I -!ta 8oadl. wlDlnhle. J'OU bold:' • 6&Q4'lleH OAIUI OQ •I =Al"l=r=' I• ..._ 16 t What do you bid 'ODW1 Q. 4 -Both wlnerable. u South J'OU hold; 6 41OVoW0Ql716AllQ.J1081 2:.'J!' HF''*'"" 10 .... . 40 ... ' ww ....... ,...., ~I • I.a 8ou&h, ~ J'OU bold: •HI Ot OAIUl4 •A.Ill ~~= ..... 10 · ..._ I• .... •• ... 10 ... ' Wbai do J'0'1 bid ,,.,,,, Q. •• ,.. South, wJnenbae. ~ bold: 6 A Q II 7 0 7 0 Ill I 4 6 e 7 t I 11le blddlM hM J11a111 W · MJa'IB &Mr IOVl'll I• ._ I• lift' ... ' Wbat lldlm do,.. tab? EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 ANTIQUES FLAT8•D DRIVllR8 Top pay l)lanll Oreat miles In all .. uone. 0-6 mos. -S.24 6mos. • S.21 to S.34 Reoreatlon Lauer PT N.8. Community --------..• S.rvlcH H•k• ener- getic & cuat earv lndlv'e for c.hlldren'a programa. 844-31 H Great benefit• and SAL•• Attomav Hetc• unllmlted bonue -, opportunltl••· Call SS motivated HIH J 8 H t Fl tb d rep. pt/ft. At home. · · un • • Legal Svc1 724-4513 1-868-524-3628 •upon qua II flea ti on/E o E '--------~ eubject to drug ICfHn H••lthoare Prof•• slonaVCompanlon for ambulatory elderly gent In prvt home. Need ref'a/CA Lie. 850-1381 .. rvloe/S•I•• Rep • Auto Aftermarket. Local territory. Muet Ilk• working with your hande. $40k baH + bonue + benen11. EOE. 800.342:4241 •irvln• iarol•W ••wing Maohln• · Th••tr•• Operator Local He--------• Hfrtng PT ConceHlon 1ewlng contractor pnnUT••n-•nt MERCHANDISE OLDSMOBILE 9155 Server•. If you are 21 requlrH 30 eicp'd v.uu&v~ 6014 MISC. 6015 AUTOMOBILES or oldf'r, good with ••were. F·T + b•n-liiii!!iillililiiiijiiiiiiiiii -~~iiiiiiiii!~ii&I th• public & would eftt1. Apply In peraon. Blue S.Otlonal Wolff Tannin .... d• Ilk• to earn extra Cu•tom fl.All lno. 3 pc9. W/ •IHper. ---------money. IBT la forming Computer Lane or call 574-4248, daya Tan At Hom• CHEVROLET 9045 a pool of conceHlon 714-881 .. 118 444 4030, evH Buv Direct and Savel ~~~iiiiiiiiljiiiiiiiiii PT $7/h 4h Low Monthly Pmts '!" ••rv•r•. r. r .... amaH COM De•l .. n fir•• Color Catalog '88 Camero ~ blue •hltta. EVH & wknd1. . -,________ A Flexlbl• acheduling. firm nHde aecretarlal MEICBANDIS! ·Call 1.aoo-111-0168 beautyl. V5, • ml 1988 D•LTA88 Row•• Brougham Fully loaded, V5, daJt. blue with light blue I~ terlor, 94,000 mile•: $3,000 or beat offet~ 714 574-4257 -· Some HIVlng •JCPlr help with atrong, MISC O f'm caH, pwr wndwe, '•dHlred. can Sh.,..; compulttr, acct'g .. • 6 15 w·•u.t!ft A/C. 85k ml1, S3.400.1_T_O_Y_O_T_A ___ 9_Z_l_O. 8114-4193 -··1 phe>n• akllle. 573·8002 AH u•~ Lota of TLCI 552-3228 PIT Drlvera for Meal Waltr••alWalter• 10 atatlon Wel9ht TO BUY 6019 ~90on!.~:r;:•~~n li,i!i8i!i7iiCi!i•iiliijiloiiaiiiXJiiniitilco&nd•. Oellvery Svc. RequlrH needed for mexlcan ••t + frH weight•. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil alt stt. New c~I"' and Insurance. reet""'°t. Call Ro.. bench prHs. $2000. Top Doll•,. Paid 3/4 ton, 350-Va. One ' cas en-Hrly + tlp1.995-3877 85CMI031 Ted, ...._.020 For Recorde. Juz, owner. Xlnl Original gin•. WJwarrantla~ 101 Wa-to w~ In ,.., condition. $7950. $3,995 080 832-37 PIT lf'/T kit hen h I •--Sountracka, etc. • ..... ••s2• ... 3 L-·d irulaer' • c • P Blaok Jaok Send $4 Call Mike 645-7505. __ .., • ""'" & aandwloh makers. EMPLOYMENI' to: MUc• Roq '87 aub(Tahoe/Trk• White. 25K M ... Min• Start Hfhour. Call SE9 VICBS 5533 444 Robln90n Or. Huge dlac:/lmmed del Cond. Fully Loaded.' 250-0919 AM only. "' Tustin, CA 82elO JEWELRY, FURS Direct Lt11lna $34,500 645-32oa; Phone lntervlewera low Danglera •ART 6025 (714) 848-121,, '97 Land CruZ/4-Run~ Market R•March firm _... M YI Sat Huge dlsc/lmmed d•I needa enthuaJaatlc, Pi.&H be aware that 0 ng •I Blowou1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil I begin• Jan 2·3-4 • Id 0 t p I t --------Direct LeH na • fun people to Inter· the llatlng• In thle cat· Clothing, gltta, props, 0 u r n • PORD 9075 (714) 848-121,, ,. view con1umers ~on egory may require you flxturH. 842•5488 Umlled Edltlona .. marketing ldeaal Mu1t to call • 800 number "9 e. t 7th St .,9 Roger Tory Peteraon, ~~iiiiii!iiiii~~~ I·--------" be articulate with In which there II ., ______ ,...,....,__ "Scaf l•t Tangier"; '78 Ranohero GT 400 VOWWAGEN 923S: good phone manner. charge per minute. *'Ofi Uli* Robert Bateman, ~k mllH , one owner. No aalH lnvolVed. All Crib Dark wood "Big Horn Sheep". A/T. Power everythlnglliiiii!i!!~ii!iiiiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiC ahlfta avail PIT w/mattr••• $45. Signed, w/muHum $4,250. 282·9097 '74 8uper Bug 17.00 hr. 252;.180 DOMESTICS 5540 Changing Table 115. quality framing. •97 llxpfr/Rxpd/Trka Exe. con di N•W'; Reoeptlonlat For ~ta1nt ca5reaat 1115. RHeonably prfcad. Huge Cllac/lmmed del heada, •hocks, carb- C.M, buelnaH. Some Live-out Hann~ • w n g • t 7 o. Pl•••• leave meaeg, Direct Lt11lna Int• r Io r . 2 4 M PG >-cmptr helpful. F'T/FT. Nffded for 2 Infante. Climber & Slide S25. (909) 98S..2007 , (?14 ) 848•121,, Smogged. $3300/obo.: S7hr. •28-0620 x.202 8am-8pm. Mon·Frl. NB 874-4248• cfap 982-4288, D•w• - 444-4030, eve• •••••••••I 570·9270, pgr .. Reoepilonlat P-T Rera req'd. 722·9803.-..,...._.,....._.._..,.__.....,. -------- 20 houra. Preatlgloua N~a.:-~• ,.,:::!:• GARA.GB SAi.BS BONDA 90851---------- Full Service Salon In 1145 a cord. Free ••••••••l~ii!i~iiiiiiiiiii!iiiii!ii!! CdM. Neat & good ..-eaCRANDISE delivery IM-0915 '91 Aooord LX phone manners. Exp ~"' ' Coupe, wht, crulH 11 prerd. Call Nancy Waaher & Ou Dryer, COSTA MESA 6124 control, pwr wlndowa, 714-87a.1495 St 50. Beat offer. new brakes/Ur ... Why play Hlda 'N e?5-339t HM9 Thl1ft ataoP HOOO. •Ta.1544 SHk with childcare? ANTIQUES 6010 Th• Community Spec1&1 Jan. Sale SAT 191 Aooord Li Cpe Call Cla•alfle~ Matket Place. 10-3, 570 W. 17th St. AT. 71k ml. Grey. New todayl &42·5578. ceu.lfled F2 (In tMlck) 722·910I wheela/tlr... Reg Can't seem to get to all those Top Dola.r Paldl flfrom 1800·1950. 1 pc to entire "1ale. 'Palntlnga, china, glaware, tum. etc. ~r NB Rea '73-5223 M2-M7• •MOVING m1. malnt+avo. $10k. Rick Saturday .. m 80Q.542·2307. elCl.245 MlcrowavH , Cloth ... --------Toya, Furniture. JAGUAR . Lola ol 1tuffl 9105 1842 w. auer Can't seem to get to all those repair Jobs around the house? .. Let the CIHllfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. 842·5878 repair Jobs aro1.1nd the house? Let the Claaslfled Service Directory Can't Hem t.o get to all thOH repair Job• around the house? Let th• Clualfled hrvlc• Dlreotory help you find r.Uatile help. · Ml·Sl71 (Labrador) 'M XJ• ~ Lo miles, M•aa verd• .,.. factOtY wart, a1r bag•. ·SE LL blk, co, Ilk• new. '21·"5· 9 ao.sa9 o ~ur used vehicle help you find rellable help. RENT through classified ANTlQUIS 8010 SELL ~home through classified NEWPORT BEACH '14 XJI VP Lo mllH, h I If! d 6189 t•ctory wart, air bag•, roug c ass e bite, CO, Ilk• new. __ 8_4_2_·_5_8_7_8 __ -----·-- M••ln8 Appl, furn, . 121.H6. 850-.880 atereo, TV1, plants, 194 XJI White, Air .-------·----c:rlb, etc. Sund~ only • bag1, Chrome whHla, ·~· 1821 Port c".,'" lmmao, nl!t_ sa3,995. off Ford Rd. 'TI0-&4H •eo..-eo 114 XJI White, Air ~ IF WE'VE GOT YOUR NUMBER* SYOU'VE ·GOT A SADDL•BACK ••••••••I baga, Chrome wti•el•. TlllSl'OITADON imm'i~~·-: NEW CAR! "Buy, L••H Or Browae" Com• See Why Onaoa• Cou.._,. Auto Delllen Are Number On• M Cunomer -onl ) • SAT\JRDAY, JANUARY o\ 1997 • . . . -. SERVICE CLEANING ELECTIUCAL 3810 BANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE a PAINTING 3858 ROOFING 3910 WALL 7 • SERVICES 3548 IAWNCARE 3808 COVERINGS 3932 When you're tuned _into DIRECTORY Smell Job 11.XPBRT 1 NO JOB TOO SMALL HYrs Ou.llty Palntlnt HURRY Giant roonnf. •Bright H aeolnlna Duncan ElectHc D0or1, wlndowa, •l•c· NEW LEAF TOUCHUPS, TOO blowout aalet Re-roo , The Stripper European Prol'I. Beat Local/Quick ReaponH trlcal, etc. Ll #l514248 Landscape & Muo~ry 24 Hra. Rich ard Sinor repairs. Lie. Bond . . Specializing In classified ·= ~~ In townl Raia 5Yra Exp. L1275870 850-7042 Peter, 848-7358 DHlgn/Bulld/Rem.odel Uc#280644 645-3209 · Beat Roofing Wallp aper Removal ACOUSTIC Grace 251 ·9455 PeterkJn Electrlo Semi Retired Contractor Eat 1964. 850·1388 1..5889241 983·5037 .. UcJln1. 748-0487 RAINBOW Circle Malnt. you're tuned into yolt CEWNGS 3408 Prompt & Low RatHI Rep1lr1, lmprovel"(ltnll, Palntlng-lnl/Exl Hous_,iApl We Gala ahould han~ re1-eom/1m-lg Job• Shan•'• Gardening COMPUTERS 3556 am jobs. Ouallty/lnt~rl~ Quality Job. Fr.. H t. REMODELING together. Strip, lnllal , CSL618717 748-5255 I cart, Ken 842· 1 7 & Landscapln1. Lawn L#5159897 838-8888 advice to the crazy. community. cat• lnstall'n/Ramoval . CEILING MASTER & ADDITIONS 3916 831·2111 Anytime Sprinkler• 548-S801 DAVID SLOANE !.-•Acouatlc Removal• Computer Training FENCES Cuatom Textur .. Palnt A ffordable·Peraon al HAUUNG 3720 your LANDSCAPE PAINTER Sell your home .. Uc'd. M•rk 838-7300 One-on-One Training &DECKS 3615 out of hand? 645-9957 l'arthlng lnterlora through cla.salned. I ~ CRBAdmln 631-4258 JU,.K TO THE DUMP ·Lawn Renovation· Kitchen/Bath/Remodel 842·5878 Rm Addll.lons Visa/MC CARPENTRY 3510 MACMEDIC • Care for * Wood Feno•• * (714-988-1882) aprlnklers-tree pruning Ike'• Cuatom Painting L#560875 873·121 2 Maclntoah Computers Replace/Repair Low S AVAILABLE TODAY '11•neral clean.yp-Prof, Clean, Quality ;, In your hme/olc. Low/ Free haullng/ell. Uc'd g9a.1882 landacape upgrading Work. Int/Ext & Docks. CARPENTRY•Wlndowa hourly rate. 873·881g Advantage Const 9744301 State Award Winning L#7034158 831-4810 SPRINRLERS ~ .· - TWENTY DOLLAR 3921 -Doota • Wood Fences HAULER/CLEAN·UP Uc/Rel• 301·971 P•t•ra Painting . CloMVGaragt Ofganlzers CONCRETE & FLOOR INSTALL JOhN 650-1628 20 Year• Experience Put a few L#2151581 • Call Bob MASSAGE 3830 Free Estlmataa SPRINKLER REPAIR . 249-8323 Pg-312-0026 MASONRY 3557 REPAIRS 3620 lnterlora and Exteriors Valvt1•H11d1•Tlm• : s; HEALTH, BEAUTY Referral. 854-0512 clocks. 26Yrs Local Svc. 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A&Ao, tic, ~·· All/), tic. ~ .. ,,.,. oond, ~. lie, J)'a, low mies, 1ffts 1fits 1i"r4's s1=4is '94TOYOTA XCAB PICKUP vu IPd. rJo. p'a, ~ *llttS '96 TOYOTA '95 SATURN COROlLA DX CAMRY SC2 A&Ao, lie, lul poww. loldld. loldld, nice Cll' 3,500 millL 14'Rs s14iis s14·- .. THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES• JANUARY 4-10, 1997 .. .. . · . l:.UXURYLMNG AT rr's BEST . . ,. ....... --~ ~E\\'POHT C:HFST Cover. .. Balboa Island Realty 2. 3. s-. 6. 7. •• 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Map Fred Sanda Newport Proe$rties ThePnldefttiaJ-Jon Ooaglaa Co. The Prudential-Jon Doug1u Co. The Prudential-Jon Dougla Co. 'Co.er HOIM Slmy Balboa bland Realty Coast Newport Properties Cout Newport Prop«rtia Coast Newport Properties Cout Newport Properties Re max Remax 16. Remax 17. Ellis Realty Group 18. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach Coldwell Banker Newport Beach Coldwell Banker Newport Beach Cannery Village Realty 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 26. 'rl. Metro Realty Fint Team Realty Mortgage llates Homes of the Week Open Home Guide 28. Star Real Eltate Daily PitOt RH! Estate • Jamwy -6, 1997 Newport Proper lllDEPINDlllTLY OWNED & OllERATED featuring fine properties from cond~s to castles SetWUuJ S~ ~ 4Uta-1969 1100 ~ Caua Dr., Sake 110 . ,_ICTURESQUE CHANNEL Watch lite boats all by In lite Newport Clwuiel, e~oy the warm nnsds and 0ttan views from this private bome In Corooa Del Mar. 2 IM':pantte wlnp with caater 'QOOard. $3,495, MSO SUPERB 5 ACRE ESTATE C..,rWllc a_. ... ft., 41R. 61A, am. -., I acn pMd wltll bms aM .,,.... peol, .... phis lalllls tGGtt, dlls mort·Hkt reCftat prvrida naral pciftcy, _,,capped •ouataias, aipt Ugllt mws. rllSJ. 1ttt11 kl dty Ufe _...._lmpbaahltftlue. $1 ,~75,000 HJO CHARMING EXECUTIVE HOME Gorseous 4,000 sq. ft. + quality bulll bome with SBR, 4.5BA, S ft~lacts. Hip cdUq.s, Freodl doors, med brldt, raalna stream ID~ pied endave.$699,000 N6 MIX& MATCH Buy all of Ille IOU or buy -lot alld tlit dt\'dopef' wlll ~ou 1 au1om bome to suft your llttds. $495,G00-$595, 532,33,49 INCOME COTTAQU Cozy cobase widl lBR., lBA, wa .... lllY!tlq llnptece In Uvtna ..-.. Sq.rate ltucUo unit la rw .,.. el '(16ard. t.We laulldry. $3n, S4 We are now interviewing for positions in our Newport Beach office. Ask for Pete. MEDITERRANEAN ELEGANCE Sedodtd estlte oe appr.314 acra onriooklng DP Harbor. SBR, 6.5BA .,,_.maid's quantts Ii guest bOUM. Stalt«·IM-•~ w/J8CUZZI & 5lalll ra. Came rm wfMJ bar. $1 , 797 ,000 KS LIDO ISLE Walk lo lbe quaint Lido Vlllate from this elqant home with ~k-a-boo harbor views and s pecial custom features Including hardwood and marble Doors. Lease option available. $750,000 VSO SPECTACULAR VICTORIAN ESTATE nls beaolitlal '311,..n.. aut-llotDt o«ers 1 map.llkalt ltt' ll M ' part she bwk yard ud kqt wpantt ptSt -. NumttOUS spttiaJ rem.res i.chide J llftoplam/mallt.ds. J.5 car prqe. brick drttt ud llatd.tcape. wmrity ..r *'" ~ $859,000 CJO OCEAJIYllEW DUPLEX 'Ito steps to the cool bhM Padfk: Octan on the Balboa Peotmula. Both anftl haft 381t-2BA, ~ran.Dy room, wtdl fabulous ocean and Catallnll views. 535,000 WSO MONEY IN YOUR POCKn' 'rw. eceu Ylew trMnd wnai 1•11 D a, 38A, melt len l Ml ...... dedL ....... pat-for.._.. raml--. a.. .. .. ,,, ... _......._ $324,000 eech FSJ for information on these and other R.,ropertles: Call (714' ~44-7111 http://www.zow.co111/coastalpropertles \ii "J ~ • • _ cn1•••nE•.._..• ... Loe ln CdM apJC 100 eq ft of·coastlloe. Beaut 480, 48A hm wlfantastlc pano white water, ocean, harbor & CataJlna view. On front row of Ocean Btvdt '3~000 W BIMTIM-'*~ml ·· Beaut 2-story, refurbished, channer ~ :.llghtful nbrhd of Linda Isle. Spartdlng view, sun drehched patio -perfect for entertaining or relaxing. 5BD stes w/BA. $2,995,000 MAW• UPUS n Im A 100' of frontage on Alamitos Bay. Privately owned Marina for 27 boats. 50' turning basin w/Marlna. State-of-the-art dock, built In 1991 , has 1 O year warranty, minima.I maln- tance required. $2,500,000 Almll1'EI This expanded Versallle Plan has been remod & modified to perfection. Tremendous courtyard entry, beaut patio w/pool, spa & cabana. 6BO, 6.5BA. $1,795,000 ~-... CdM hm75 paces from Ocean Blvdl Apx 3,019 sq ft, 4BO, 3.5BA, family rm & study w/partial ocean views from 3 levels. Beautiful custom design. $975,000 OCEAI • 60lF COllllE VIEWS Are seen from this lushly landscaped yard & newly remodeled 480, 3BA home. Huge comer lot w/pvt access to 4 beaches plus 2 parks. $849,000 ............ Panoramic ocean & golf course views from wonderful custom 4BO. 3BA, home oo comer lot. Gourmet kitchen & "Great Room". Pool & spa, 3 car garage. $718,000 VIEW-=-• 41' LIT1 Beautiful 2-story, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, condo in Tabulous location near ocean & steps to beach. On 45' lot, with ocean & bay views from many rooms. Remodeled in 1986. Call us today tor more details. $775,000 Balboa Oceanfront. 3-story home w/panoramlc views. 6BD, SBA, lib, fam rm, elevator, & 3 car gar. Top deck has BBQ & spa. Truly the Crown Jewel. $2,54&,000 Ttadltlonal style hm, trench drs, skylights, crown mold· Ing, attic fan & sec system. 2-story entry, kit has eating area + loads of built-Ins. lrg mstr ate, BO & BA wNault· ed clngs, brick patio w/s~a off kit & FR. teel,000 llAllN. .... WI Tradltlonat lltyle hm on apx 3,2000 eq ft lot. Great ocean vlewsl Remod w/over-alzed pool & spa. $1,195,000 UmEFMaYWAllB Tradltlonal ""' w/580, llb, fem' rm, pool, spa & gor- geous ocean vtew. Lots of leaded glass, circular stakcase & elevator. Gated entry w/3 car gar. $11 .. ,000 cusr• -WITH VIEW Fabulous new cust hm wMew of ocean & city. 5BD, each w/adjoinlng BA. Gourmet kit w/granlte counters. Extra rm for offlcelllb. Luxurious mstr ste. $1,395,000 ·NllUS VIEWI • llARlml E. Gated Hart>9f Hill open fir pin ¥t/Vaulted clngs. Spacious light hm. Dramallc llv rm, tam rm, wlftpc & wet bar, lrQ eat· In kit, FOR, Downstairs study w/bullt-ln bookcase. All BO have their own BA. Mstr ste on vtew has 2 separate BA areas. Lease for $4,700 per month. $1,141,000 -·-···-· UlllA ... Custom family homell Built In 92', spacious floor plan. Light & bright, 3 bedroom~..3 baths, family room with wet bar, bonus room, FOR, trench doors, custom cabinets. Luxurious master suite with marble floors, 2 car garage + carport space. '785,000 IEIT YAWE-DOVEll llllllEI · One of the best values on one of Dover Shor91s most exclusive streets. Home has potential for 4' or 5 bed- rooms. D"""8tie courtyard entry, spa, vauttld Ceilings. Call us tOday for more Information. 1'39,000 , ........ Waterfront With boil ellp. 280, remodeled kitchen & living room, bullt-ln TV. Cu~ street, gated community, walk to Lido VIiiage. "49,000 ClmO • 111E UY Penthouse end unit Bayfroot condo w/all the bells & whls· ties. Dock available up to 45'. $529,000 -------- .._.., .... , ...... , Totally remodeled In '89 this 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths home sits on a large landscaped lot. It boasts a gourmet's kitchen with professional range, 2 fireplace's & a large bonus room. $485,431 ALTEZZA. .. ,.., COAIT · Fabulous 3 bedrooms, plan c home with panoramic views. Enjoy the privacy of "ALTEZZA" & the Newport Coast Lifestlyle. $482,000 .. CDM vaulE •--.r 3BD, 2.5BA. HI ceilings, hardwood floors, private patio. Seeing is believing. "Great assumable loan with 10% down". Call us today for more information. 9381,000 nu~""' um MY mw Gated 1991 Mediterranean Villa next to newport beach golf course. Views of the back bay from wide patio. Direct access to oversized garage. 11711000 $200,000 To $500,000 Gated 1990 Mediterranean condominium next to Newport Beach golf course & country club. Uppe_r level, end unit Is a real beauty. '211,000 .... 14'11 OCUI mWI Fabulous 3BD, Newport Crest Townhomes. Completely remodeled hardwood floors, custom stairway, marble & mirroded fireplace, extended deck walk to beach. Call us today for more detans. $318,000 " ...... Close to Bay-Ocean, apx 3,100 sq ft. R-2 lot, 2 & 3 bed- room units. Call for more lnforrnatlonl 8278,800 IEIT OF 1llE CllEIT Model perfect I 1 BO & BA downstairs, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. great location to pool & tennis. 2 car garage. If you want the best, this Is It! $234,000 DCUlrP'DI Nice 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, townhome, near beach-ocean view from spacious deck, quiet location on greenbelt area, community, tennis, pool & spa. tlOl,SOO Beautiful 2-story, refurbished, charmer In the delight- ful neighborhood of Linda Isle. Spar1<1ing view, sun drenched patio -perfect for entertaining or relaxing. 580 suites with BA. $2.,995,000 Charming garden, court yard, entry onto wide 47' lot. With private spa, remodeled home In pr1s11ne condition. Perfect for couple. $115,000 5BO, lib, tam rm, pool, spa & ocean view. Cust hm with lots of leaded glass, circular staircase & elevator. Gated entry with a 3 car gar. $1 ,449,000 COROIA Hl8HWIOS Condo on sand. 3BO, 2.75BA. Uppe~ unit with extra parking. Panoramic views, many upgrades, quality loc. $729,900 VUA8E uvm8 WITH .. CITY UR Single story, 3BO, 2BA In guard gated cOrnm. N<> Mello Roos. Lrg patios off kit & BO. Pools, spas, tennls courts. $475,000 BIG CAllYOI, UTTll PllCll 5BO, 3BA on quiet st In Blg Canyon. Xlnt fir pin, pvt Gated condo in good loc near Fashion Island. Pool, spa, ten-mstr ste, remod mstr BA, separate children's wing & nls court. Lower level unit, new carpetlng & paint. $219,000 . separate maid's or guest rm. Upgraded Kit hdwd fir. An original •10• on large lot, great "Ozzie & Harriet• neighborhood. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $449,000 ------- PROPERTY ONLINE new powder rm. Pool, spa. $849,000 Every Property •. Anytime. Anywhere. 34,646 inquiries. And that's just last weekend. The interest in The Prudential • Jon Douglas Company's Internet website ha,, been tremendous. Potential clients from all over the world have taken a look at our properties. Properties On Line generates the lcind of global expolWC out clients CJCpCCt. Anytime. Anywhere . ...... 1·,,. .. I, . .. Properties Online http://www.prudouglas.com http://www.prudouglas.com .. • • I' ' • . • i ~ ~ I · "-We advertise in the Daily Pilot consistently -because. it works" For advertising information call 642-4321 i; -- · Don and Joyce Olson of C6ldwell .. Bari.ker Newport Beach say ... ' . . . "The Daily Pilot has provided us With a way to reach the local . . ~ ... ' I communities and has . given us the opportunity · · to display· qur inventOry to the ptiblic. · . · .. - We have advertised ·on ·a . ~ .t consistent basis and have . had treffiendous results.'' ·~-.... ~ ........ he MacKenzie connection has the advantage Experience and energy are the perfect combination for success Behind the successful MacKenzie Advantage Team associated with the Newport Beach office of the Prudential - Jon Douglas Company is Mac MacKenzie, whose focus and motivation is the strength and spirit of the team. The combination of MacKenzie's Advantage Team and the strength of the Prudential -Jon Douglas Company have auted an electric cortncction. His refined skills in marketing, negotiating and sales have assisted hlm in maintaining a consistency of performance in the face of an ever-changing economy and real estate industry. In his first y~ with the company he was awarded the coveted President's Circle award which recognius the top five percent of agents withln the Prudential Real Estate Affiliates system nationwide. For the past three years, he has been awarded the Chairman's Circle award, which honors the top one percent of the agents nationwide and he is always in the top tier of performance in the Newport Beach office. As a specialist in telemarketing, MacKenzie is a recognized leader in his field. With a nine member liloc MacKenzie support team of telemarketers, endorsed by the Prudential -Jon Douglas Company, he has earned ti,e respect of his peers and has been asked t~ speak as a specialist in the field of residential sal~ and negotiation in various Orange County forums. MacKenzie has worked hard to earn his success and industry respect. He is a specialist in all of Orange County. To read• MM MMKenr.U an4 Iris Advantage Team ca.U tire Pnuhntial - Jon Douglas Company, 2101 E. Coast _, Hwy., SU. 250, Corona del Mar, (714) 721-3540. Contemporary Villa Point condo This contemporary condo is located in Villa Point. a community at the junction of Pacific Coast Highway and . baily Pilot Real Est.re• Jan.uuy -'· 1997 CWSE TO SCHOOL 3000+ SF 5 BR,j>lus library, f.unily room, office. Large lot w/pool & spa. Close to school and greenbelt. New roof, all new windows & doors, new flooring. F.xl>anded to over 3,00bS<\:..fr: Reduced to: ~79,000 FINEST LOCAq-JON In Harbor Point. Backs to R<>Jers <Ardens, No traffic noises. Stunning up2f:ldcs. Gated commuruty. 'Walk to Newport Cinter. $849,000 .. I n4 Port ~4 becln>c.m, single leftl, ~highly upsnded. new · bnbl, ~· LaiF yard with pool &: spa. OP SAT. 1:30-4:30 $519 000 . ••• "Your prof eSSiOllaliSfil sets a st:andara" Mr. A.B., Newport Beach *** "Your efforts to make it all happen were extraordinary." . Mr. & Mrs. C.M., Newport Beach *** "You are the be·st brokers with whom I have ever done business, both as attorney and on a petsonal basis." Mr.J.H., Newport Beach • *** " .... complete confidence·and trust Ill your integrity: · Mr. and Mrs. W. A., Anaheim Hills • • .. • • Jamboree Road in Newport Beach. It has a dramatic private entry, the largest floor plan . • in the community and is an end unit in a quiet location. Additionally, the borne is located on the upper level with a third story loft, which makes for a quiet home office or cozy den. There are eJtcelJent views of the Newport Beach Golf Course and night light iiews of Fashion Island. This desirable unit is competitively priced at $335,000. For mor• in/onnaJWn, ca.U Barbara Swindall aJ tJu Pnulendol -Jon Douglas Co., (71') 759.660(), • Southern California real estate is back in favor with investors Investors see strength and diversity in Southern California's economy Southern California real estate is back in favor with both domestic and international investors, according to the Worldwide Real Estate Group of Arthur Andersen. which tracks 600 capital sources around the world. "Investors are finally getting the true picture of the underlying strength and diversity of the Southern GaJifornia economy." said Duane Waters. a Los Angeles real estate partner. "We are finding the greatest interest in companies with suburban office and industrial properties, particularly in areas where entertainment, technology and manufacturing are strong." Real estate investors -whether located in Holland or Hong Kong - increasingly are making their decisions based on sQphisticated analysis of demographics, employment and wage statistics and other data, Waters points out. "Southern ailifomia is back on the radar screen," he said. · However. Waters notes that location. and demographics are not the only factors in the equation. Real estate companies must follow corporate standards and provide business, technology, management development and the highest business practices to win favor with the largest institutional capital sources. 'The globalization of capital in the real estate industry is a growing trend and today Southern Calif omia must compete with Thailand as well as Texas," said Waters. "Moreover, real estate is no longer viewed as a long- term investment so capital is much more volatile, moving to where the most attractive yields can be found. Real estate investments now average seven years, with the longest at 10 years." Arthur AIUUnen 's Real E1t.aU Capilal Marbtl group traeb 6(J() global capitol 1011rce1 011 a quartniy basis llllil advise1 real est.aU cowapank11U weU tu inve1ton on capilaJ llraUgUI. COVER HOME j C-L/ ocatfd in die heazt o( Udo Vlllage. one of the most presdgiow c:Z;;; locations in an of Newport Harbor, this lUxurious condo otfers spectacular panoramic Ocean & Harbor views and Is within walking distance to all Lido shops, Newport Harbor and the beaches. This luxwy High.rise, built in 1962 and recendy renovat.ed at a cost of approx. $2 Million, offers full security and numerous amenities including all new swimming pool & jacurzi. all new refurbished common area, new decks & parking, large community poolside patio & acces.5 to boat slips. This 2 bedroom, 2 bath penthouse condo enjoys spect.acular ocean and ~r views from .every room. Watch the ~ over Dana Point and sunsets over catalina and Pah5 Verde Peninsyla. scan the boars on the Rhine Channel, Udo Channel and Newport Harbor. Designer upgrades throughout include large kitchen with built-in sub uro refrigerator, white cabinets, corian counter tops, hardwood floors, rustom c:arpet. costom window cov~ and more. Very Ught & Bright ThroughoU'-This is nuly a unique and outstillding offering. - $559,000 For more ifJ/ormation, or your private showing, please call VICTOR YACK (714) 673-8700 Prevent costly repairs before buying . a home Professional real estate inspectors can uncover needed repairs prior to purchase Home buyers who use the services of a professional real estate inspector can uncover faulty conditions prior to purchasing a home and protect themselves from costly repairs, according to the California Real Estate Inspection Association (CREIA}. In a recent study conducted by CREIA among real estate agents and brokers statewide. riearly 62 percent of the iespondents estimated that a typical inspection uncovered up to $1,000 in needed repairs, while 26.S percent estimated an average of $1,000 to $2,500 in needed repairs. .. It's important for home buyen to acass the condition of the property they are purchasing up front rather than waiting until after escrow clOSC$," said Scott Clements, president of CREIA. "Any faulty conditions that are uncovered in the home inspection report during escrow can be addressed with the seller and conected at that time." According to Clements, a professional inspection can be valuable to a home buyer in protecting themselves against added costs for immediate repain. Results from the same study showed that more than 76 percent of real est.ate agents and brokers in California agreed that the cost of a professional home inspection is worth the ~fits a buyer might receive from it and 84 percent said they always recommend a home inspection when representing a buyer. A professional inspection consists of a visual inspection of the property's accessible areas including roof coverings, attic and roof framing, foundation and under floor support systems, walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors, firepl.ces, chimneys. water beater, plumbing. electrical, central heating and air conditioning systems. The buyes is usually provided with a written report and, when warranted, a recommendation for repairs of further evaluation by a specialist such u a tradesman or structuril engineer. CREIA II • Jll'OfndotMJ 11Uodldia" witJI It~ "' s... DWp """""' 11 '""'*" ,,,,..,,,,._,. dldl, urNtl ,._,,, 400 __.,., """ tt11tt#tltlln. Co1111U1Nn ca cd du CREIA n/nral """'1t. "'(800) 388-U43 "'""' CRBIA 'r wn a. "" www.cnkeo. /tw llllllW• of fuJJ/W lleq«ton bl t1tW ..... --z.- L. .. • ,"""-.... I;, " ·~ ~--..... ;;' .• -~ ~,_ ~, • : ... ,· :· ....• ~....-)--.:.. • ..... "" :c~ ... --. .,... -. -' -~ ... We List It! We sell It!, Call Us For Results! A View From The Top • 2 B~ 2Ba Penthouse Condo In lido •Spectacular Bay & Ocean Views • Boat Slip Available $559,000 Oill Victor Yack @673-8700 Darling Balboa Island Cottage • 2 Stol'J' 4 Br &: 2 Ba • Close To South Bay . • Remodeled Kitchen • Family Room Opens to Courtyard $639,000 Olli Betsy Boyd @673-8700 Oulslanding Bargain • Super sharp 2 BR & 28aCondo • Great Location •Extra Large Patio •Numerous Upgrades $199,000 CUI Walter Mitchell @588-3083 SuperShmp Villa Balboa • Creat2Br & 2 Bath Condo • Ceramic l.'!Js.lloors ·~ilghting •Extra Large Patio $189,000 180 Degree Ocean View • Totally Remodeled &: C.Orgeous Newport Crest Townhome • Tri-Level 3BR +Den • 3 Large Decks CAil Annette Warner @648-5555 Island Living At Its Best! • Bran4New Family Home Or Duplex • Excellent Location • Gorgeous luxury Amenities .$895,000 CAil Al~ Brownell 0675-9585 Villa Balboa Value • 2 Br 41 1.25 Bath • Large Quiet Patio • Great Location • Cuatom Lighting • Newer Paint $174,900 • 2 Br 41 2 Ba+ Oen • Plush Carpet le Designer braperies • Fittplac» In LR. • Quiet Location $218,000 CUI Walto' Mitchell 0588-3083 Beautiful Sea Faire Bay View • Gorgeous Bay &: Ocean Views • Largest 2 Bedroom Model • Spacious Living &: Dining Area • Huge Patio Facing Bay • Gorgeous Interior Decor • 210 Lille, #112 $305,000 Call /ibid Cetinelian @647-..5925 Live In One, Rent The Other! • Excellent Location Oose To South Bay • 2 Large 3 Br Units • Great Income $759,000 CUI Betsy Boyd @ 673-8700 'IRnquil Views • 1 Br & 1 Ba condo • Prestigious Area • Comm. Pool &: Spa • Security Building • Large Bayside Patio $279,000 CALI Victor Yack @673-8700 Sea Faire Bay &t Ocean View • 'Duly lmpec.ubk! Studio LwnuyCondo • Beautiful Kitchen • Custom Decor • Large Patio $159,.000 Gigantic Ocean View Condo • Ocean tr Catalina Sunset Views • Extra Den I Office , • Gorgeous In~ Decor $279,000 CUI Wllltn Mitchell 0588'3083. • ·--.- ... • EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATE OF SOTHE'BYS International Realty ;, .......... $499.000 292f .,.,. ... ··==-=·500 .... .. -,900 IO = $J49.-Slftl In M DIM $499,900 S2 DIM • s-.-• ..,, Ocilla""" $500,000 Gl ... Aienue $f69,080 171 lm•mlda.J 8'10,000 71, ... p ...... 9otn.oao Jl'21 ... DIM $510,000 7UI Awc9do & 708.5 $495,000 122 ...... c.so =l9,000 -Semt-Dme $ot99,000 ,.,, ..... Drtn 25,000 47J I c.o.tlmMI Drtve $525,000 .( I ~25.000 715 1111 $529,500 Monarch Beach $549,000 321 .Mmicold Avenue· $535.000 $549,0QO 1918 Seedrift $567,000 96 tUtzCove $425,000 $559,~ no .........,&no.5 $569.000 I 01 Ritz Cove $'7'IMOO $565,000 248 POPPr Avenue $595,000 31 RltzCove .,.000 $569,000 515 Via CJdo Soud $2,295,000 • 315 Heliotrope $625,000 n RltzCove $1,m.000 $569,000 1 Cheshire Court $2,400.d 302 Hellotlope $679,000 31 RltzCove $2,295,000 $575.,000 1310 Galaxy Drive $2,495,000 1312 Dolphin Terr.oe $749,000 24 RltzCove $2,695,000 $580,000 215 Via Udo Soud $2,595,000 1107 'Mill&Ullt Way . $749,000 I $589,000 3 Crestwood Drive $2.~.000 423 AVocado $759.000 Newport Beach $595,000 8 Leesbury Court $2.750,000 500 ltodi lid Place $815,000 $599,999 2296 Channel Ro.ct . $2, 995,000 3007 Setdnllun $115,000 114 Corsica Drtve $165,000 $615,000 6 Rodd"lham $2.995,000 65 Maelll9dllo Drtve $919,900 260 C...,tlOl $169,000 == 35 Harbor Island $3.950,000 15'1 ....... $m,OOO 102 Conk.a Drive 0 $169,000 2112 E. Balboa Blvd. $4,850.000 1233 ........ ., $969.000 32 Se•msie ... .., --I 1221 ...,... $1,100,000 1960 S..Bnmo $l'IMOO $661.M .. Newport Coast 4515 Ooati-$1,,.,,000 54 Conk:a Drtve $17'.000 . $669.000 I 1309 ..,....DiM $1,7'0,000 121 Conk:a Drtve $18',990 $675,000 2' Fecamp s-.ooo 3620 oa...~. $2,800,000 38 Sea w..d Drtve $19UOO $679,900 32 Clermont $199.000 3601 OoMll Blvd. $3.-.ooo 118 came. Drtve $21._HO $69!,000 11 v.ao.e $M9,500 IOI Shcndll ROlld $5,AOo,000 125 Comlm Drtve $219,000 $695.000 57 Clennont $495,000 508 tt.mor Woods $225,000 -$695,000 4 leUewe $ot99.000 ·1 Costa Mesa II Awerpe $234.900 $699,000 24 c.&ais $559,000 206 Fem Street $250,000 $699,500 2' Calais $569,500 2674 Or-. Avenue •1 $129,000 111 24th Street $m,C)OO $719,000 lOA~ $579,000 109 Alperi Line $139,000 132 a.,crest Court $2'9,859 $715,000 25 WhlteMndS $7'75,000 755 Gnlylins Bay $1'9,000 126 33rd Slreet •A• $260.000 $750,000 5 Nlehtshore $1,395,000 UM' ~Avenue llOC $144,000 726 Tustin Avenue $269.500 $769,000 •a Pelk:M Potnt 0r. 121 $1,595,000 2430 s.nta Anll !;2 $169,000 61 ShwwMer $llS,000 $769,000 u Klnpport $1,850,000 2416 l..tltpme -$217,000 126 33rd Sbeet ·a· $289,000 $779.000 I 0 Premle°re Point r $2,995.000 "" 220 KnossnetfD $229,000 62 ~Court $289,000 $195,000 2 Shoreline $3,325,000 2972 Andrae SINet $229.-42J r...t a., Awnue $289,000 $795,000 9 SeaSheU $),9".000 2762 Lclwlwood Court $m.GOO 2181 Vista F.nlrada $294,900 $199,000 I . I '355 Nftllda Awnue $234.900 2'° w.lnut Shel $295.000 $799,000 South County 210 E.16thStreettA $265.000 26'6 IHIWOOd _$299,000 $895,000 175 Tulip 1-e ~.000 424 Colton Stteet $322,000 $895,000 11 Aruba $87,900 229 s.ntll label Aw:nue $299,ood JOI &....-Slleet $324,,., $919,000 I 02 Via AtheM $108,900 2491 Parmley I.Me $309.000 204 42nd Slleet $32',000 $939.obo 25152 Camino Del Mar IF $113,000 14' E. Wlleorl A & B $315,000 2726 HIUtDp $330.000 $949.000 24561 HarborVlew DrMtfC.._.$149A900 397 tt.nor.. Way $389,000 •••• .,...I.me $3'2.'°° == 31274 Wat Nine Lwte $149,950 19'9 Vim Del Oro $3'9,000 17 Chudoa ~:::: Irvine ., .... SINet "'9,000 $995.GOO ~ 22 San """"° ,. E. 22nd &beet $nt,900 $JR50.000 2.-9 v.. Nmdlo $359.000 $123.000 'n Cedar snet $1'9,900 ···= l3asi M>ble IMdi $119,900 $179,900 . 2760 Hlllvlew Drive $149,000 $1,I .-Ji Coif Rtdle Drive $499,GOO $279,900 2421 £. 16th Slreet H $"9.000 $),__, n• 11 Hllhllnd $t99MO $285.000 121 29th Stleet ~.000 $1,250,000 4055 Calle Isabella ~50.000 $329,HO 230 Cedar $375.a $1,275,000 .t065 Calle lubella $515,000 $)39,000 2015 .,..,.. 1.-e , $315.000 ~ Calle Isabella $750,000 54 le1con&.y $390.000 4105 Calle Isabella \ $750.000 $339.000 35 NortMmpton Court '$399.000 ~ Calle Isabella $950.000 $385~ 21' v.. Karon "$MP$ 4070 ~le .. "1• 18.1: $399,950 2901 Corte Pbrtoflno ~-'°192 Fesdw $599,000 1906 Yecht Mada ~50.a 3'1 loath,.. $995,000 Dr1 ArWia $4'9,GGD 35571 leech ... $1,029,000 201 M;hlll Drtve $.tff,000 17 Old ..... ao.d Laguna Beach ,, ....... Drhe ..,... 59 Mllmnlr' 124611•11Mta... $f69.oeo '9clftc llland DIM 106 ""ConlD¥a ....... $219,000 m vt.lball le,.,.. 91lt of Area .,..... ............. == .., ...... 3210 ...... .,,, ... JIG CDdtC-... # ..... = ·--~ .., .. --.... .. - t 't , ' . ... ... ... ROY FREEMAN 717-4726 2921 Fourth Avenue · 61 Shearwater • 2 Bd. Cottage (I with Wet Bar) • I Car Garage with Laundry • Private, Single Family home • Bleached Wood Floors • Large Kitchen with BBQ Grill • Beamed Ceilings • 2 Bd. 2 Ba. One Level • Plantation Shutters • Fireplace in Living Room • Hardwood Floors • Fireplace in Living Room· • Private Yard with Lawn and Trees Priad to Sell at $285,000 Offered at $289,500 EASTBLUFF A SMART MOVE FOR 1 997 $459,000 $599,999 L.H .. Call COBY WARD for a private sliowing 644-2559 759-3724 $559,000 .. "Bringing B.uyers & Sellers ~ogether'' 25 TRANSACTIONS IN 1996! .·.OYER $l6,000,000 IN S~ES VOLUM~ ... 3530 Ulac "THE JONES TEAM" The depicted sales closed while "The Jones Team• was associated with their former broker. • = Represented Buyer & Seller 907 Chestnut • - we can help make the Jiffermce in your life! EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Lease °ttion or Sak. Bri~t. churfol 3 bedroom, 2.5 bat townhome. Great location -new paint & carpet. For farther tktails call I -800-510-2005 coile#4086 RITA WADE $179,000 EASTBLUFF PALACE &cently_ built 6 bedroom, 3.5 bath hoTM. Magnificmt Masur Suite with Ocean View. .. jacuzzi tub, suam shown: Privacy, Luxury Jll roomy enough for large family gatherings. Call 644-MAXG. MAXINE GOLDEN $659,000 CUSTOM GATED ESTATE Gorgeous 3500 sq. ft. custom horru. Gourmet kitchm. limestone, huge master suiu, pool & spa. gi«St house. CUJtom landscaping. I 8,900 sq. ft. "lot. Nice! PATRICK KNAPP $599,900 STE.AL OF THE WEEK-REDUCED TO $199,000 For fast sale. Over I 800 sq. ft. with soaring ceilings, new carpet and dicor. Privau upper Newport Beach location. Steps to pool and tennis. Calf 644-MAXG. MAXINE GOLDEN $199,000 OWNER BOUGHT ANOTHER! Motivated! Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with spacious patio. largest mot.kl in great Woodbi-Uke location. Call now! BILL 8c f>ONNA WEBSTER OCEANFRONT VIEWS Spectacular ocean views from nearly every room. Full knr;t,h balcony on each level Garden terrace o used bnck. CONNIE CORN $1,965,000 GATED COMMUNITY Terrific single story, 2 bdrm., 2 bath home. Beautifully landscape patio. Country kitchen. Big double car \filj'· 1 ROBEIT KEN $285,000 EASTBLUFF BARGAIN Lowly tn4 unit Ani"1 Pilln. fut/Jmt l<K11tion, pod 111nny µtio -,ff living room """ marttr. btboom owrloolting tht grrm btu ihllJ klllis to lfuin pool 3 "'"""'""· 2 "4th. E'L\'NNE ALLEN $2S7,000 CRF.ATE TIIE BEST BUY IN ... NEWPORT HEIGHTS! 3 bedrooms, view tkclt, upgrtUkd thru-{)ut! Granite & Maple kitchen. Affordi:t/Jk! RAE RODGERS $379,000 REDUCED $10,000 ARAREPIND Dowr Shorrs. 6 bui1Wms, 5 btUhs with l#pllrllU XS-' ho~ 11rui 11in11 of b1Ult b9 Owr 12.600 II/· ft. lot. GORGEOUS! C"'1 760-5()()0 ed. 1 J6 Jane Sungaila $199,000 • •NEWJ>OKT HEJGHT"S-• 3 bedroom, 5 b11th, 3700 sq. ft. with 5 c11r 111nzgc. Hutt tkrlt 11"4 1pa. Compkttly mnodtbd. Corgeous! C.IJ 760-5000 ""· l!J5 Wayne Smith $675,000 COME HOME TO BAYCREST ·READY TO SELL!! T'1rific 1111/ut in this 4 btt.lroom, pool homt in 11 l"'"' 11tlthborhooJ. Fmh/y p11i11ka i11ttrior with Bcrlur Cttrptts, Fmuh t4on 11nJ &ty Wi""""'1. LArgt '41 with rhi/11 111.fo pool. CJ/ 760-5000 ed. 120 Diana<Appd US9,000 SE.U.ER. TR.ANSPl!.ilED! F11b11"1us 11nrru.lui 3 btboom, 2.5 b.th i11 lflptrO 'l"in cul-JN« i<Klltion. /his homt htt.s btm lo11m1/y urrt.I for 11,,,J nutomi.uJ. M11Jtn JUiu is lllw. 111nny d-optn. Community pool cf unnis. <J>n S""""112-4•16An.. NB Darling home in Ea.stsitk Costa Mesa. Wallting distance to WOJthing. Pnftct for ·buikkrlowner to build large unit ovtT garagn on b11elt of lot. Front ho11Se has largr shlldy yard. 2 bedrooms llNi family RoWa Tenda c.Jl 79)..5()()0 .. JJl room. ~ .._ __ co __ NNIE ____ co __ R:N ______ ._ ______ s_2"_,_.ooo......,.___~· • An lnt•rnatlonal Company 7:60-5000 htlpl//re• ••• ••• BUT OF BELCOUJrr This rr.cwtu NUtom auu u11u built with the .Jti11111t# """'tio11 to tkt11il 11"" bt1111ty. A«t11n of "'"rbh"" pnitt co#lplimt11n tht tkcor. 4 bu/,_,,,, libr11ry. fa,,,;1y ,,..,,,, sp11cioNS l""" room, wint ctll4r, D"' """ 11 4 c11r l"""l'· c.JI 760-51JOO ed. 1 JJ ' $U9S,OOO HAPPY HOLIDAYS Mow in far tht New ~llr i11 this bt1111tifal 3 btboom, 2.5 b11th fYMotkltt.I homt on 11 J.~ ~t Ollt'T~olti11t &,w1tri1111 Subln with p1.1toTlll 11itu1. Nnu ltitchtn with ChirrywooJ suineJ t11bintt1, 11n11 11pplilt11et1 cf rik co1111tns. F11mily roo"' off ltitchm with f1Y11t 11it111! PREE HAWAIIAN VACATION 8111 this 3 btaroom, 2.5 b11throo,,, homt """po"" 5 t/Ay trip to H11t111tii for two 011 wu. Ewrythi11t is 11t111 i11 this 2 ycttr o/11 howc. /11 " Pri11111t G11utl Com111unity i11 &st:Ntlt Cost• Mn11. CJ/ 760-5000 01. llO Sl78,2SO An lnternatlon•I Comp•ny ~60-5000 FABUWUS EMERALD BAY &rnrJJ &ty u ntmeponiry !ikt """' &tnuiw use of pniu. 5 Im/rooms, ./.5 IMths. Cktt111, &M"h, 11rul U"JOll vktm. CJJ4H-747S ,am Dolby • .. $2,39S,OOO . NEWPORT HEIGHTS Ownn ,mM,,a + iname! OIJlt1'1i.u ''" !JJ{)() "I· ft. + beiuJlifaJ 3 bdro111" with J bu/room Apt. """t""'tr· Bllilt 1tnu in 1987! CJ/ 760-5000 Cd. 126 $5'9,000 NEWPORT COAST AREA Dai,,..k tlllM '°"'""'ni!J. lilli"f. 2 pn ~ hithlY_ ~ 3 HtlrH,,, pbu tlntl'.ffict. l:kf#llt, sophistialktl Mior fothirint httn/&llHi/ fWn .NJ~,,, StllirtllR. Arthiun tlaipnl. tz "" Jtl'f/ with 1Wjtl s"1k 1""io-C.U for 11p,-intmntt. CJ/ 760-51JOO .,. 117 Jedde H1Dd,lceen "'9,SCO T . SOFOOTSUP Pri11t1u link btach. 4 bttlroom, 3 b.th, compkkly """'tkktl in 11 prilrK bxlllion. By 11ppointmm1 only. $1A00.000 GATED COMMUNITY 4 bttlroom, 3 b111h with 3 c11r l""'IF· Goumut ltitchm, family room, 3 fi"p'4ca. Privatt If>" with watefa/J anti BBQ. Community pool. M.M All Ojfwnll CJ/ 760-5000 Cd. 112 $479,000 PRESl1GIOUS TROVARE Dttonuori tbum llnVnhomtf £kr11n1 ,,..,/,/.t mJr.1 llrul lti«hm, fomwl tlinint room, J>IMsh crr11m et1rpn. p'4nt111Wn slnt.lurs, 2 ctlr 111U1chui t""'tr with storair. pool 11nJ IJNI in t.Utl comm"1tity. m. can help make the difference in y our life! OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 • 2344 PORT ABERDEEN • NEWPOKT BEACH 3 bedrotm1, 2 b4th with ~ ef mountains and c4nyon. 1 kveL Priced to sell J.D. CAl.J.J.AGHAN $469,000 PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SAiE! Owner has found another! Excel/mt locati.on with lovely views at the top of the hill! .Expensive Hawaiian .feel landscape in the re4r yartl! ROBIN TENCH $199,900 OCF.ANSIDE EMERALD BAY Ho11USiU -first ti~ on the m4rlut in 40 yean. Fantartic views, cccelknt buikli11gpotmtiaL BILL DOLBY $795,000 REDUCED! Parlt Avenue with a view. 2 bdrm .• 2.5 bath gaud townhome for tht discriminating. Graniu, marb/4 and sophisticaud. Call now.' HUGH SWANSON $539,000 EASTSIDE BFAtrrY 3 bedroom with Hardwood Floon, "Frmch doon, 4nd a giant grassy rear yard + surukclt! lmmacu/au.' Se/Jn transferred! ROBIN TENCH $319,000 NEW ON THE MARKET Prime /Ocation acroJJ .from Tanager Parlt. 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 3 car garage. Newer roof, txet!knt curb appeal New lmch~ cabin~, appliances and conan counter tops. pnvau spa m fa'rxe yard. · JACKIE HANDLEMAN $383,500 PRIME COSTA MESA LOC.ATION Charming upgrlllkd architect's own 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Light, open andil;;i with French doon. La~yards with lots o it trees on a 8,000 sq. . IJJt. JUST REDU .' JACKIE LEMAN $218.500 BUJWABLEWT Prestigious Gated Community clost to the ~ A re4'Ste4'!.' ESTHER YANK $395,000 NEW LISTING -CORONA DEL MAR Jasmine Creelt mnodekd Plan 4 with ccpanrktf family room and brea/rfast arr1t aniJ li>ads o j~iJNGAILA $S4S,OOO ' - • Qm: S.000 Siii"'" (ml I Exceptional custom built 4BR w1th stunning views ot the Back Bay<Uld dty lights. F&buJous · · ftoor plan wfhuge upstairs Bonus and Game Room FIT FOR A KING! C.OUrtyard pool plus rear yard spa. GATW ENTRY/3 car garage. 11,250,000 SnuisldmNfzht L#.zht Ykwsl FJegant, but cozy 4BR w/pool & French doors galore! Bring us an offer! 17ZS,OOO Cff/lhqtm 3BR/38A • family room jll.SI renodekd w/ntW MfY\hing plus 128r/IBA1pirtmmt f'or extn I~ 1401 CUFF DIUVI R~ ID 1499,0001 '"' .. - °"""Wl!MtsWe -JBR, w/hardwood floors. French doors, etc. Borders Newport beach! Must see! 417 Cabrillo 1319,000 ~n•41...-.111 •• -- 1 New Year's Day Association office clqsed 2 8:30 a .m ., Board of D~ectors meeting 3 10 a .m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview MLS Book delivery 6 8:45 a .m .r GPA Committee meeting 7 8:45 a .m ., Affiliate Committee meeting 8 9 a .m .. COMPASS Beginner class 9 9 ·a .m . -12:30 p .m ., Seminar: Attrac t More Buyers and Create More Sales By Jeff Elias, nationally renowned finance exp ert 10 10 a .m . -2 p.m ., Brokers Preview 13 8~30 a .m ., Orientation/Induction 9·a .m ., MLS Committee meeting 15 2 p .m ., Internet c lass 16 9 a .m ., Grievanc e Committee meeting 9 a .m ., COMPASS Advanced c lass 17 10 a.m . -2 p.m ., Brokers Preview 20 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (observed) ssoclatlon office c losed 22 2 p .m ., COMPASS Beginner c lass . 23 9 a .m . -4 p.m .• Seminar: Resident/al Rental Prc)perty By attorney Bert Cook 24 1 O a .m . -2 p.m ., Brokers Preview 31 10 a .m. - 2 p.m ., Brokers Preview . + L111t11&.. _ _____, • EASTBLUFF BOUNTY Elegant custom marble and hardwood, recessed lights, French doors/Windows create private luxury. Spacious SBR or bonus room, ver- satile Interior. Gorgeous yard with gazebo and brick BBQ. Sally Shipley Code 7'Z797 . SHOWCASE HOME Sweeptng Pacific, Catalina '*· & fairway vistas grace this 4BR, 4BA home. cathedral cettmgs, French doors. Lovely courfyard entry, brick view patio. Linda Oeth & Lois Jabobs Code70427 N~ Bu.ch Offic1 144·6200 l1C •t , • .._. ... , .. ELEGANCE PERSONIFIED Glamorous 2 story, SBR estate with beautiful interi- ors, limestone & granite flooring, fireplace & llbrary. Lush yard, spa & exquisite ocean views! Ann, Ted & Suzanne $2,950,000 Code 70887 · l 'CONDO ON THE SAND live on the beach in this exciting ocean view condo! Community ieatures pools, sauna, gym, & club room. Sassy Luby $350,000 Code 71797 VIEW OF MOUNTAINS Set on a quiet cul-de-sac, this fabulous 3BR, 3BA home with bonus room or 4th bdrm, marble entry, fireplace, custom windows. Gorgeous yard with fenced pool & mountain view. · Claudette Blanchard Code 70707 mFOAAKING A rare find in Cliffhavenl Very private 5BR.t_1BA home with fireplace, Bay, basin, & ocean views! ;:,ey on huge, bulldable lot with 3-car garage. James Gray $799,000 BEAUTY ON THE BEACH 3BR, 3BA custom estate rtght on the water boasts views from open floor plan. Outside patio & landscaped yard lead to private beach. Nancy Barfield & Tom lovenittt $1,885,000 Code71757 721-1120 _,., .......... CAPE COD CHARM Localed in Newport~ worttertU 48R, 38A custom home features ismd ldthefl, wet tw, 3 fireplaces, k.ocurious ~ sUte with sitting nook. Very privale Y'dl'd with spa & Pam Ball $569,000 Code 72387 ELEGANT DEAUVILLE Dramatic two story 3BR residence with expansive views of golf course from living, dining & master suite. Lovely private pool. . Bonnie Barrington Code 71837 STYLISH MANOR Excellent European-style 4BR, 3.SBA home with leaded glass .windows & doors, 4 fireplaces , tile floors. Great patio with fireplace, perfect for enter- taining. Bob .Coluccio ~. $790,000 Code 71967 CUSTOM ELEGANCE Absolutely stunning custom home with SBR, 4.SBA, gourmet'$ kitchen, 6th BR or game room , 3 fireplaces. Master suite has marble shower & jet jacuzzi tub. Eric & Laraine Shaw Code72447 ·~ .. .. .. r Yoµr 9u.i~. lo I.he !Jines/ Y+ope:Cl<.t'e.J., ~ .in ·o~~l.hern Califar~.ia. -· ·: . .'. Out.ataruling traJitiona/ home /ocatd on lar94 corner lot on quiet cul.d.-aac, 5 b.Jrooma, 2.5 bath., lar94 bac/eyard/ patio area, family room with fr.lace 644-9060 TUNTl.E RUCK SUMMJT • $1,610,000 5 bedrooms, 5. 5 batk., mar/,/• flooring through- out, luxurious interior, uquisite ground., import- ed French limutone, cUltom pool, •pa, view•. 644-9060 CORONA DBL MAR • $a, 7()6,000 Cuatom oc.an/ront home with b.auti~I white IDClt.r .ail and ~,,..t vi•1"1 po/i•h limultm• flooring, gran;t• anJ marbl• 001mt.rlopt1. 644-9060 Unob6tructd city light view. /rom this Mar/y 5,000 square foot Frerach .tylc home, large recently rcmoJJ.J leitcltm, llfl'!I large family room with fi,.p/occ. 644-9060 LINDA lSLB • $2, 150,000 ~ /ovJ,, 4 J.J..oo,,., 5.5 hath home, ~ gankn room wtJ. /o-ntam, J;p /or 55' ~' . tJ.o .HJ. tiu, ant;qv. panJmg ~ home 64.4-9060 <.. LAGUNA BBACll • $4,800,000 Stwmmg, .....,, open view, M.Jitcrmnean utatc in uclu.,. ~n/ront community, F.iuat.• pool & apa, /;m..ton. and granit. tl.roughout. 644-9060 M.Jit•'J'd".an CU6tom hom• with nic• ocean via., mQlf., ~ hM rwtr.al arN, 4 b.Jroonia, 3.15 batl.., lowly pa6o arwa. , 644-9060 PeucAN l/JLJ. • $2,450,000 Stunning M.Ji~ home, ,,.,/.ct family home 111nh large gnwy .id. ~ hMgB front rorrl ..nth cpac;o,u ..,,;,,,,,,fng pool, panoramic oaaan anJ golf coime tM. 64.4-9060 DANA POINT • $6,$00,000 Sp.ctocular nao ~ hom• on th. .and! Co/;/om~ living .,,;d, N..,, Yorlr sop/,i.6cat.J intmor, /;/wary, J.vator, gaL.J community. 644-9060 .. + SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS COTO DE CAZA 234 5 2 Vi a Alondra $299,000 Linda Field SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS COTO DE CAZA 23452 Via Alondra $299,000 Gail York EASTSIDE Cos'I'A ~A . 2 79 Carefree 'Lane. $225,000 Carla Broffman lRvINE '• 2 Wellesley $220,888 Christy Langford ' SPYGLASS HILL 20 Morro Bay $749,000 · Joyce Olson NEW LISTINGS NEWPORT BEACH • $1,650,0CX> 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, luxurious master ~uite, gourmet kitchen, lhdoor and outdoor spas, private boat dock and beach level enter- taining room with wet bar and fireplace. Magnificent views. 644-9060 CoRONA DEL MAR • $595,0CX> Panoramic views of the Harbor, city, ocean and sunset from this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, corner location, den, high beamed ':eilings, spacious' privar;.~. .... ... . 644,9060 • .. . .,.__.......'Jlf"I'~· ••• ,,, • .... • •. _,. -. . ; . ••..L~#Jl..~~.tf.. -·~-, .... ~ ( SPYGLASS HILL, CORONA DEL MAR 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, unobstructed city and mountain views, upgraded doors anCI windows, near new carpeting. new ceilings, large yard, room for pool. Offered at $749,.000 SPYGLASS HILL, CORONA DEL MAR ~ '4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, extra large private grounds, beautiful Tradewind model with new haRtwood floors, french doors and windows, large pool and spa. Offered at $699,000 18 Point Loma 57 !1Pleta Point 2 Drakes Bay ~ :,~~u Circle 21 Bod~~ ~'-"brakes Bay 10 Rue · 8 Monterey Circle 69 Pelica ourt 4 Monterey Circle To add your .home to the list of SOLD homes, please call Don & Joyce Olson • . -. 1-800~487-493 ·1 ' A 01996 Coldwell Banker Corporation. All Equal OppOf1unlty eomp.ny. Equel Houllng ()ppofUllty. Al OllloM lndepeodenctt Owned lll'1d Opemed . . + .. A special home and location This immaculate five bedroom. three and one-half bath home is located in the Newport Coast community of The Point. Thia nue location backs tO a nature puk and offers ocean and city light views with a pool air.ed yard and complete privacy. The home's interior is model perfect with a dramalic formal living and dining room. The kitchen, which includes a bn:akfast nook. opens onto the spacious family room with a fireplace and spectacular views. The gracious master suite bas both a large dressing area and a walk-in closet. The fifth bedroom can be ~ ~ a bon\18 room. Other amenities of this spectacular home include a three car garage and upgraded security system. Offered at $77S,OOO. For..,...,._.,,..., cd ~~or s.11. "9nfn Ill (114) Ul-lffO. C... N,,,,_, Pr.,mln, 4 Ct.le Pllu, St4. 260, Nrqon a.elt. A LUll:llllllC South Wooclbridle Lab opportUnity! l.Af¥CSI decb! lBR cw 481t.S. gourmct kit. w1llk IO all JChools! S.'9.900! (~)Cell Bob Sdblpr l-SI0-387-1441 Cmtom Barbour View Bomet Newly built with mountain views! 3.33.5 eq. ft. of lwtury! SBR. 4.SBA. l alt aaraae! Walk llO AJldcnon. Coroa.11 del Mw Jr . .t Sr. JlciloolJ at $849.0001 (3114) c.u Bob SeUnerr 1.-..x7-.... r1 TeAM :\t'\\ purl RI M 1s11.1r ltlC. P~t Hurley enioys success in resale and ne"' home ·sc-les She is a top producing agent at Coast Newport Properties Pat Hurley bas worked in real estate f<X more than 25 years and bas consistently been a top producing agent She recei•ed the John Macnab Award in 1993 from Coast Newport Properties and her previous finn awarded her membership into the Presidents Club, honoring the top five peccent of agents nationwide. She has also served as assistant vice prcsidenc and 1191i11ant sales and marketing manager for Pacesetter Homes, Inc., a major real estate development_ company in Orange County. Prior to bee real estate careec~ahe spent 10 years with Pot Hutley the Newport-Mesa Unified School District as an elementary Classroopi teacher. Hurley was a traini.qg teacher for students from Loog Beach State IDd Southern California College and was a recipient of the Freedoms Founda,tion Ill Valley Forge Classroom Teachers award. . Hurley is a member of the Orange County Steering Committee for women's athletics at the University of Southern California. She is a life member of Women of Troy, a support group for; scbolatships for female athletes at USC. She is also a member of Hoag Hospital's 552 Club and is OD the Brain 1maging Center Committee at the University of California, Irvine's College of Medicine. In teal estate, Hurley most enjoys fanning good working relatiOQBbips with clients, along with living and wortiQg in Newport Beach. "The busin6ss is certainly not boring; economic cycles are always changing. For several years it had~ a seller's nlllb&. ~·-· madet:" Hurley explained. .,. "Aexibility is a must in Che real estate field. Plus, my experieocc in new home sales bas been very helpful in working in the resale market." A native Californian. Hurley bas lived in Newport Beach for 36 years, the past 21 in • Corona del Mar. She is a graduate of the University of Southem California with a bachelors degree in education. 'She also bas a certificate in sales and marketing from USC's Graduate School of Business. hi Bwlq cu h rNCW"' (114) ""' 1600. Coat N,.,_. hopnda, 4 CMc ,,,,_, 5". 2f0, N...,n a.cJt. 1 '· • JanUlll')"'• 1997 Daily Pilot Real Elcue ---. --... --- l , .. BAYFRONT ESTATE Spectacular East Bayfront location with unsurpassed views. Designed by famous early California architect Wallace Neff. 7br, Sba. Fourth story lookout room could never be duplicated. Courtyards 1 t w/beautiful landscaping, Koi pond, fountains, large dock Will hold several boats. Sandy bay beach: ~ ............. ~411"7 ~"""'-~---....__..-....""""-'...._.-...l!~ ......... ...---........ ......;;:...,._~14.,_~- E n ha n c e favorite rooms with new hardware and accessories According to industry experts, kitchens and bathrooms are the most used rooms in the house. That's one reason why homeowners give special attention to how they decorate these rooms and it's also why the kitchen and bath continue to be two of the most popular areas designated for remodeling projects. For homeowners interested in sprucing up their favorite rooms. the experts at Baldwin Hardware Corporation, the leading manufacturer of solid forged brass architectural hardware, offer some suggestions on how to incorporate solid brass products to make kitchens .and baths • more appealing. Kuchens Cabinet knobs and pulls. Completely renovating a kitchen can be costly. Instead, create an easy, attention-grabbing face lift by installing new cabinet knobs and pulls. Today, cabinet knobs and pulls come in a variety of styles that can add a distinctive look and feel to any kitchen. Select from polished brass or combination finishes of brass/chrome in contemporarycflassic or ornamental designs. Baldwin even offers cabinet hardware made of world-renowned Swarovski crystal. And, to enhance a kitchen's natural look, select today's new brass knobs and pulls in 'verdigris, patina or satin brass finishes. Door hardware. If the kitchen has an entry door, pantry or closet doors, opt for brass interior latchsets for durability and elegance. Solid brass -door hardware is strong enough for every day use and it creates a wann and inviting mood in the kitchen. Serving trays and bowls. Using • decorative brass accessories is another way to brighten the kitchen. So)jd brass bowls are perfect for holding fruit and other snacks and brass serving trays, in ornamental floral motifs or botanical and harvest designs, add just the fight finishing to kitchen countertops. Elegant solid brass decorative trivets are another impressive touch, which also help t<? protect kitchen tables and countertop surfaces from hot dishes. Other everyday items such as napkin rings and coasters add a touch of elegance when done in brass. Bathrooms Like kitchens. bathroom remodeling projects C3!1 be inexpensive and manag~able if done right. Solid brass bath accessories add an elegant feel at a relatively low cost. Some items that can enhance the look and feel of bathrooms include:' Towel bars and rings. Substitute those old aluminum or zinc-plated towel bars that were in the house when you bought it with durable brass accessories. All Baldwin bath accessories are so)jd brass and carefully polished and protected with a clear baked-on coating and all mounting hardware is concealed to preserve the integrity of the design. Robe hooks. Keeping bathrooms neat can be a chore. Instead of using plastic hooks on the wall, try solid brass robe hooks to add a touch of style and to keep the bathroom tidy. Bathroom shelf. If the medicine cabinet is full and the sink counter is cluttered with perspnlJ,1 products, get organiz.cd by using a bathroom shelf inade of glass or heavy acrylic and mounted with sturdy solid brass hardware. And, look for products with instructions for easy installation. Small touches. Minor changes such as throwing out the plastic soap dish and the old toothbrush tumbler can also make a difference. Replace those items with coordinated glass or acrylic items mounted to the'1all with solid brass accent hardware to save space and to create a clean look. Simple, yet elegant solid brass enhancements for the kitchen and bath can transform these rooms from drab and ordinary to stylish and neat -an appropriate look for the most high traffic rooms in the house. For "''"e in/onnaJion (}n solid forged b~s architectural hardware, consumers can caU Baldwin al (800) 566-1986. Above: Swarovslci ·crystal cabinet hardware and interior lotchset At left: A ~on of interior knobs and levers Botlom:Thelmgges bath collectionlM, the.~ senes .. _ . ~ \'VH()'S \VH() and \\'1-IAT'S \VHAT· in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa? Find it iri the nd· u~:CH :;Pnot . 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Margin (In%) ls lenderl profit; margin+ Index • adl'81 ratl after first~ INleK II ttlll bm fof ..-ig 811 .. ~ 11119 (Ma1gln +Index.• New Ra•). 110 • 11th Olat COit ol Fl.ndl. 1TS • 1·Yw Trwury Bil, U!M • 6-ntotlfl UBOR, 6T8 • 6-monlh Treuuty Bil, 6CO • lknontl .....,. oenllcMe of dlpoell. Actu1*'-1t f,.....ey la the pel1od belWMn acljUs1mentl. 1M • 1-Monltl, 8M • 8-oMonh, 1Y• l Yw. M ,.._ Wljld ID change. Vdy,... and tlrma prlot IO ~ for • loan. All ..... ptOYlde loana wllh ..,.,.. ,.... and"""' tor .... loan _....., The lnlormetlon l)faMIMd II not an ofler lo mab • loM. Fot • -glJldl on how IO lhcp tor a~ '9tld 1 S4.50cttedlpeyablel0 ~ NftSCo., 1850 E.171h St.. SI.* 220, SanlaAna. CAD2705. (714)838-1177 OOf'YRIGHTO 1WT ~...._Co. Model perfect four bedroom Nestled in the comforts of~ 24- hour guard gated community is an exquisite four bedroom. three bath, three car garage villa with three fireplaces. This model perfect home sits on an oversized private lot, perfect for children and entertaining. The rear patio is complimented by hard cul stone. The tropical landscaping creates a secluded, serene environment. The interior is beautifully appointed with plantation shutters. marble flooring and custom built-ins in the spacious family room. The fl oor plan is designed to perfection with soaring vaulted ceilings in fonnal living and dining rooms. One bedroom and one full bath is on the main level, ideal for guests or a live-in. The home is only steps away from the community pool and spa and is close to Bonita Parle, specialty shops. restaurants and Back Bay nature trails. The home is offered at $489,900 with a low laJl base (no Mello Roos). For mon lnfo""41Wn, caU Gng Lombardi at (11') 644-1600. Coast Nntport Properti•s, 4 Civic Plaul, SuiJe 260, Newport Beach. Uve the white picket fence dream This Cape Cod-style home is located in the Newport Beach neighbothood of Bonnie Bay Highlands and sits on a large comer lot With a white picket fence and beautiful, mature trees. This five bedroom. three and one-half bath home features a three car garage, security system, recessed lighting, smooth ceilings, hardwood O<>Oft and Berber carpet · The home's unique floor plan offers an upstairs bedroom with full bath and a family room which could be used as a live-in or mother-in-law's quarters. A downstairs family room separates this area from the rest of the home. The home ha& been extensively upgraded in the pa.at five years by a previous owner to include newer windows and French doors. The gloss white kitchen includes newer, white appliances, a large panfry and a double sink. Offered at $459,000. For mon Inf°""""""' call Kfttlt R.a4#"' (714) 644-1600. Coat Nnport Propnths, 4 Civk PlarA. Su. 260, N•wport B.1«h. 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