HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-09-21 - Orange Coast PilotQUOTES OF lltE DAY
"We have kidJ ccming from ~ally
dysfunctional families in this area. I
(!Ilk to them ~ day. And IM main
tJtin8 they have is aff8tr -a tmibk
angu. They want to ~ back at
sonuone."
~ Serge BeltnLnt assistant principal
at Newport Harbor High, on the
problem of teen suicide. (Al).
"The though/ of suicide iJ a great
consolation: by 1'Wlns of iJ ~ get
through many a bad night. "
Friedrich Nietzsche
COMMUNITY EVENT1
• Art.I on the Green will showcase
a smorgubord of arts today and
Sunday. The two-day festival will
feature a variety of performing and
visual arts from 11 a.m to 6 p.m. at
Costa Mesa's Town Center Park.
There is no admission fee.
• Newport SeaFnt wraps up this
.. weekend. An electric boat race and
~te festival will be held today.
Sunday will feature a sand castle
building contest The Taste of
Newport will be held at Fashion
Island both days.
• Local 1porta Community college
football: Long.Beach City College vs.
Golden West College (at Orange ..
Coast Collep), 7 p.m. today. High
school boys and garls cross country:
Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar,
Estancia, Newport Harbor, Mater
Dei at Woodbridge Invitational, 8
today a.m. Volleyball: High school
girls -Costa Mesa, Newport
Harbor, Corona del Mar, Estancia at
Orange County Champioruhips at
Edison, all day. Men's college soccer:
Southern California College at UCI,
3 p.m.
INSIDE
• Today we debut what we're
cohfident will become a popular new
fixture on Saturdays. Local high
School newspaper staffs are rotating
production of the Youth pafe -
writing all the stories, shooting all
the photographs, laying out the page
and writina the headlines.
Newport Harbor High School gets
first end atthe pqc_today.
Es•ancia, Colta Mesa and Corona
del Mar high IChools will follow in
sulll9qucnt weeks.
Today's Youth page can be found
OD paae A.7.
INDEX
BricSae/11 C.ified/16
Community fONm/Al3
Croawordllt
DU I Arrcitl/Al
Entenalnment/A1t
Horoecc>Ptlll
Lepl nodc:edt
ReliP>n/AU
Society/Al
Sp()rtlJal
Youth/A7
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Should bikel and roller lkatea bC
allowed on Nowtort Beacb'a
boardwalk? The city comidering a
bu fol~ a lawsuit i~ an
injured pedestrian.'
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Muc ij-divorce-cr senior to take 30-year-old bride
By Rusi Lo. ..,....,
I t may be a loQg way from May to
December, but Capt. Swede Jenson
isn't ~ing to let age differences
scuttle his splashy shipboard wedding
ceremony.
Even the harbor fire boats will be
pum£in& their hoses in celebration when
Jenson -wht> admits only to being 65
years old ... marries for the 15th time,
this time to his 30-year-old sweetheart
Linda Jorgensen.
After eight years of a "storybook"
marriage, his fmt wife died of cancer.
With the other 14 wives, Jenson said he
was more or less trying to re_P-l ace his.
1rrepliceab1Cfirst love. His m-arrTages
/4; I,_ .,'
lasted an average two to three years, but
Jenson said he's never had to pay
alimony.
~How could he divorce so many times
and never pay alimony?
"I'm going to start a school to explain
it and..eharge a lot of money," he joked.
"It always ended amiably. We just never
had bad feelings."
Jenson claims to be 65 years old,
although friends say they believe he's
closer to 74. A Pilot story on his annual
"Wife Hunt" cruise in 1986 identified
Jenson as 70, an .. error he says h~s
persisted. For years, Jenson took" an
annual cruise to Catalina Island with a
ship full of buoyant young women, a
cruise lhaejokingly became l<howtras
~~~lot
A lone fis herman waits for one more catch as the sun sets over the
N~ Beach pier. Overcast skies have made for beautiful scenery lately.
"Swede Jenson's Annual Catalina Wife
Hunt." He canceled the cruise this year
out of respect to his betrothed.
Most of Jenson's ex-w~ves are
considerably younger than he is.
"Everybody thinks I act like I'm 25
years old, but it's very difficult to relate
to older women," he said. "It's hard to
talk with them."
Jenson, owner and operator of a
19-year-old Newport Beach maritime
license preparation school, will hold his
wedding reception at Josh Slocums
restaurant at about 11:30 a.m. today,
where he plans to screen the video of
his shipboard wedding.
He first met Jorgensen about 10 years
See JENSON,,_ Piii
Swede J~nsori st~ds alongside hi&h.
newest hcide-to-be, Linda Jorge~/ ~
This will be Jenson'-s 15th marriage. •
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Local· otncials recognize
suicidl crisii in schools
Counselors say situation
worsening amon g students
By LorlAnn Basheda
Stall Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -School officials
here say they aren't at all surprised by a
new federal survey that shows one in 12
high school students have tried to kill
themselves and more than one in four
have seriously considered it.
"It's more serious than we realized,"
said Serge Beltran, an assistant principal
at Newport Harbor High.
"We have kids comin& from really
dysfenctional families in this area. I talk
to them every day. And the main thing
they have is anger - a terrible anger.
They want to get back. at someone."
Neither Beltran nor the district's other
high schoofs.Jceep. track of tbe number of
students who confide that they have
thought about killing themselves, but
counselors contend it is growing.
"It's scary," said Carolyn Crockett, a
counselor at Estancia. "We're definitely
seeing the problem get worse."
Conducted by the Centers for Disease
Control, the federal study was based on
interviews last year with l 1,631 students
in grades nine through 12 in all 50 states,
the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and
the Virgin Islands.
Twenty-seven percent of the students
said they had "thought seriously" about
committing suicide during the previous
year and 8 percent said they had tried to
kill themselves.
"That seems high," said Dale Woolley,
director of student services. "But there
arc a lot of stresses on kids these days -
a lot of things they have to cope with.
"It is not unusual for a youngster to
talk about taking their life when they are
upset."
The number of high school students
who talk about taking their lives, for
instance, is much lower than the number
of actual suicides. According to the CDC,
11 of every 100,000 teens . killed
See SUICIDE/la Piii
V"nleotaped hit-and-run case
back in court tor new trial r
By Ins Yokoi
S1lft Wl'tef
NEWPORT BEACH -Three years
after one of,the most notorious hit·and-
run incidents in recent Newport Beach
history, the tragic, painful story about an
alleged drunken Balboa Peninsula joyride
that ended in the death of a mother of
three returns to the spotlight.
On Monday, Daniel David Ornelas, the
young man convicted of fatally running
down Debbie Ann Killelea in a peninsula
alley in September 1988, will be back in
an Orange County courtroom to face a
second trial.
The 22-year-old's conviction on charges
o f grossly negligent vehicular
manslaughter while intoxicated was
overturned in January based on what was
described as a legal technicality.
Prosecutors appealed to the state
Supreme Court, but the court rejected
their petition.
So prosecutors refiled the charges and
will try for a second gross negligence
conviction. A new jury will hear the
dramatic story of how Killelea, 37, was
run down as her two young sons watched
and will view the gruesome videotape of
the turbo-charged Nissan 200SX, driven
by a tben-19-year-old Ornelas, barreling
down the alley toward the petjte blond
woman.
"I would anticipate it would be shown
again," Deputy District Attorney Randy
Pawloski said of the videotape, the crucial
piece of evidence in the original trial.
See ORNELAS/ID ...
After five yearst PAC audience ear_ns respect
echoed by Los Angeles Times
music critic Martin
Bemheimer, who soundly
ridiculed the gaucheries of
county audiences five years
ago. Bc:rnheimer said the next
step for c0unty coocertgoers is
to broaden their musical
taste ''J 'ust as Orange Cou nty is thought to be
oonservative politically, to a
degJeC it is lbougbt to be
conscrva\M anilltically. ••
Bemheiiner aakt. ·•nc
protP.'ltns are not as
demandina or l<Mlillturou.s as
they nliaM bi. The people
who rwa die UQW Will argue,
with ~-bi. ~ tot •
big houic to fiH Md if they
put on lhbiD. tbat are \00 far
out the 1Uclience ~t not
--come~ .••
Oranao County audiences
hPe since recoYered from
eUty IMul~ ICXOritina to
tcendriek, maturlft& into
~cijeable concert buffs.
Keadrici's M1CS11Mnts arc
BcrnhCllRCr credits the
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A 51-year-old Ne'w.ort Beach resident who is president of
Access West Telemahagement in Newport, the West Coast arm
of Missouri-based Access America. By purcbashtg ta~ge blocks of
telephone service from AT&T and Pacific Bell, Access West is
able to pass on relatively low rates to its clients. The company
also offers detailed bills and management reports. --·
GO WEIT YOIM 11MA11a1N.__ _______ _
Shocket was born and raised in London. At age 16, he began
working as a commission-only salesman for an auto accesso~es
company. At 19, he founded h1s own auto acccssones
distributorship. But by the mid-1970s, Shocket was discouraged by
labor strife, high tues and a depressed economy in England. His
company exported to 40 foreign countries, including the United
States, and on a 1976 visit to California, he decided he wanted to
live in the Southland.
ON THE MOVE-----------
Attracted to Southern California's weather, lifestyle and
business opportunities, Shocket sold his company in 1978 and
went to work for an auto parts company in Glendale. In 1982, he
took a job in the telecommunications industry, and in SSS, he
moved to Newport Beach to become a sales manager wi~ U.S.
Tel, a forerunner to U.S. Sprint. Recognizing that dcregul~don of
the telecommunications industry in 1984 created opportumties for
telemanagement firms, he decided to accept a posidOft as
president of Access West.
-Compiled by Tony Cox
K atherine Bell, stiff spitting mad over being taken off the
Porno Snuff Killer story, pulled into the Balboa Bay Club,
waving casually to the guard as she zipped toward the
valet.
Here it was a Saturday morning and she was going to be
spending the lion's share of it covering the Great Electric
Chowder Boat Race in Newport Harbor, an annual and slightly
zany affair that this year was being led by Little Benny - a
6-year-old Elvis impersonator who would be riding aboard Corky
Miles' cabin cruiser, "Pocket Change."
The press release Katherine's editor had
handed her late Friday afternoon said that
Little Benny would be "belting out
'Jailhousc Rock' in the grand tradition of
the King himself as the boats make their
way around this graceful and picturesque
harbor ... "
ORANGE COAST ''Oh boy," Katherine sighed' as she read
the press release again. "Leave it to tome
PR firm to find a 6-year-old Elvis 0EQ IJ\L impersonator."
by Shera/ t..S.u Katherine strolled to the staginf .,..a,
keeping an eye out for Leigh Strain, the
Helm's weekend photographer. As She
looked around the decorated dock area, she spotted Corky
talking with Sal Prelch, the small, swarthy reporter/editor{
photographer for the Newport Blues.
Prelch, already working on a Bud Lite, was writing furiously in
his notebook as Miles talked.
Worried that she might be missing something, Katherine
walked down the dock and began climbing aboard Miles opulent
craft.
/ She dido 't make it.
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•
Children of
m.igrants get
a head start
By Russ Loar
Stan Wiler
A handful of migrant
4-year-old children stepped
gingerly into the scary world
of school this week, taking their
first steps toward overcoming the
hardscrabb1e lff e onhetr parents.
It was a challenging first day of
hool for these children who
ak mostly Spanislt and whose
academic future will be threatened
by their parents' transient lives.
But they had fun, too.
This ·~ the first year of an
experimental migrant preschool
program in !he .Newport=Mcsa
Unified School District, funded in
part by a federal grant. The
preschool classes, held at Wilson
Elementary School in Costa Mesa,
are made up of about two-thirds
migrant children and one-third
English-speaking kids. Educators
hope exposure to English will help
migrant children make a smoother
transition into kindergarten.
"Most of these children do not
usually have any school experience
before they go into kindergarten,"
said teacher Edie Archibald. "TI1is
way, kindergarten won't be such a
frightening experie nce."
During their first day of school,
some of the students were
Marc MMl!nl'Pilot
Uriel Contreras, 4, gets some air
during recess.
Did You Know?
Teacher Edie Archibald gives a finger painting lesson during a preschool dass at Wilson School.
absorbed in cutting and pasting as
they sat at their tiny desks in a
comer of the colorful, sunny
classroom at Wilson School.
Others were listening to "Donde
cs ta Spot," a Spanish-language
version of "Where is Spot?" read
by a Spanish-speaking teacher's
aide.
They formed odd-shaped blobs
with Play-Doh and strung Fruit
Loops on string, making edible
necklaces. '
Parent Sebastian Cahuantzi,
speaking through a translator, said
he is grateful for the chance to
enroll his son AJejandro in the
new program. "I want him to learn
English," said Cahuantzi, who is
currently working at a local
. McDonald's restaurant.
Many of the migrant children
are from homes visited by migrant
education teache rs who provided
home tutoring ro:,,.older,migrant
students durins ,tne summer.
"Migrant parents are not very
aware of how to prepare their
children for kindergarten," said
migrant education director Tony
Valenzuela. "This will give them a
little extra help."
On Fridays, parents come to the
school for child-care related
discussions hosted by community
professionals. "Whatever the
parents learn, thc:rJet to ~ractice
right there with their kids, '
Valenzuela said.
Brandy Brideweser, 4,. with teacher Edie Archiba.ld during a read-along session.
In Costa Mesa: The
comer Gf 19th Street and
Newport Boulevard wu
the site of Costa Mesa's
first elementary IChool,
Mai~ Street School, bunt
in 1926. Later, in the
1960s, the building, re-
named for former
principal Oara McNally,
housed evening school,
the continuation high
school, special education
clauea and IOIM ~
services. In 1979, the 7.4
acre site wu IOld to
Pacific Federal Savinp
for $3,-457 ,000.
Brifhten the comer
where wo iro by .endirJI
your hlltorical bet. to
Did You Know, De Pikit,
P.O. Box 1.560, Coft•
Mta, 9262d.
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Hock shop cler.k has seen all kinds, from kings to pawns
A' the article ~ Tbutld1y'1 Pilot Economic
1JMtq ot Colla W-. UdN~rt 8oach retail 111ea .,... It,
"Sammer rewnlNI were up and down, and for the mott
With ita pink signs, the place ii bard to miss. J wu
disappointed, tbouah, that it did not have the traditional
pawnbroker's three balls banaina over the door.
"ibat's all?" the guy moaned. "Sony,'' said the clerk and
pointed to two shelves full of other boom·boxea.
The $25 the young man walked out with three minutes later
was loaned to hjm for 20 days, but he could take as long as four
months to pay it back. It would simply cost him more money.
parf dOWL"
That la u expert, A1ccinct and 1CCUrate a
refJec:don ol the U.S. economy u ~ will find
any:Where. DO you hive the same feetina l do.
that nobody, fiom George B. on down, hat the
faintest idea what'• going on? And wone, what
lies in the future?
Since all the expcru and ac:Mien and
consultants hawn't got a handle on this thina, it
aeomcd nccewry for the Fred Column to step
in and fiaurc it out.
Of all the businesses which might give a real
insight into the economy, it struck me that o ne
category has remained largely unprobcd: pawn
shops ..
In the Yellow Pages, there arc three local
establishments which proudJy proclaim their
status as pawn shops. The others soft-pedal the
nature or their business with the presumably classier-sounding
"jC1'Chy exchange" and other euphemisms.
'Mostly we get people
who are living from
p#ayct:teck to paycheck,
and we occasionally get
upper-income peopre-who
might surprise you. Some
of then live day to day,
too. But when the bank
says no and the finance
company sars no, we
don 't. We fil a need . .' -·--Pawn shop employee
"They wouldn't have luted
the fint night," said Gil
Wiggins, a soldier-or-fortune
type who has been with the
store since owner Paul
Wesselink opened it about 14
months ago.
Newpon's first and only
pawn shop has apparently
done well. Wesselink was
busy loading merchandise into
his car to dress out a new
shop he's opening in
Huntington Beach.
"You want to know about
the economy from a
pawnbroker's view, huh?" Gil
tossed my question back.
"Stinks. Nobody's buying ...
people are just hanging onto
their money. But they're
borrowing."
A woman who pawned a pair of calipers for $10 would pay $1
ror the money for 20 days. U she redeemed her calipers after four
months, it could cost her $5. However, a $100 item for the same
period would cost "only'' $17.50, a $200 item $25 in interest.
The mind boggles at what the yachtsman who hocked his boat
to Ncwpon Pawn for $52,000 paid for the use of the money. But
when you need it, you need it and pawn shop rates -and all
their other operations -are as rigidly controlled by the state as
banks and savings and loans. Indeed, looking at some of those
outfits, the hock shops arc far more tightly controlled.
"We get all types and classes of peorle in here," Gil Wiggins
mused. "We get people who are out o a job for the first time in
their lives, we get people who arc always out of a job; some of
them pawn the same article four or five times. We also get
people who have just gone (chapter) 11 or 13 and don't have
money to put gas in their car or food on their table.
• The listings showed that Costa Mesa has two pawn shops: Sir
Holyrod's on 19th and what is now American Jewelry and Loan,
but ·Which used to be Young's Pawn Shop, on Baker.
Both were closed when I visited the other day. Newport Beach
has one good. old-fashioned hock shop, Newport Pawn & Loan,
an<j it was open and busy. '
As if on cue, a young man -early 20s, clean cut, good looking
-walked in with a huge portable stereo on his shoulder. "How
much can 1 get for this?" he asked. Another pawnbroker told
him, "Oh, 20, 25 dollars."
"Mostly we get people who arc living from paycheck to
paycheck, and we occasionally get upper-i ncome people who
might surprise you. Some or then live day to day, too. But when
the bank says no and the finance company says no, we don't. We
fill a need."
AJI things considered, I must admit that my original concept
did not work out. I didn't learn much new about the economy.
But I did learn where to go if it gets any worse.
Police log
Costa Mesa
A stereo and a microwave oven were stolen from a
unit at AlJ Space S~~le over the summer. A ~tudcnt I~ in Newport ~~~items missing_
when abc returned to the s!°rqe ~ Saturday.
PoUce imestigated three a11to~bili· burglaries last
1bunday, two Saturday and 13 more between Mon· day and Wedn~ay.
The vehidea were parked on Bay Street, Alabama Orde, Oub House Circle, Harbot Boulevard, Paul·
arlao Avenue Jennifer Lane, Center Street, Cortez Street, Town telitcr Drive, Valencia Street, Monterey
Avenue Fairview Road, Red Hill Avenue, Meyer
Place, Village Way, Adams Avenue And Bristol
Around Town
Street.
Losses, most of which were stereos a11d tools, to-
taled nearly $8,000.
•I e
A WOukl-be bu,.iar in the 300 block of east 10th
Street was apparently scared off by a dog, police spec-ulate. ,
A couple returned to their home Monday 10 find
1he sliding..alus.door pried open bu1 nothing missing.
Police believe whoever broli:e into the house was
greeted by the couple's dog in the hallway and ran for
fhc front door, which was ft:ft open.
The burglar apparently knocked a wall hanging off
the wall near the dooiway on his way out. • Oine's !-fallmark: employees say they saw a woman
run out or their store at South Coast Plaza Wednes·
day wirh Sl,400 in cash she apparently stoic from an
open safe in the back room.
All checks and charge slips in the safe were also
mtsslng. -
Newport Beach
A $5,000 Chinese rug stolen from an open garage in
tbc 300 block of Iris Avenue. • Someone made key scratches all over a 1989 Ford
Mustani parked at Studio Care. 3201 E. Coast Hi1th·
way, and carved a profanity in foot-high letters in the
cen1er of a passenger door.
• A Sl2,000 watch and $3,000 cash were missing from a home on Weymouth Court.
•
A window was pried to eo1c1 a 1978 GMC pickup
1ruck parked in the 2300 block of Pon Carlisle Place
and a VHF radio. three busaness suits and other
clotht0g were stolen.
•
A young man was seen wallong away_ from a fhone
storage room at a law office in tfic 1100 block o Bay·
side Drive holding a large. box-shaped item and later
the office's Sl,575 phone system control unit was dis-
covered missing from tire room.
7th annual chili cook-off (714f 432-5880. The registration rec is
$33. ange County ta1rgrounds. Costa Mesa,
Sept. 25. al a luncheon marking the be·
ginning of the Cen1cnnial Fann Founda·
l lOO.
Newport Beach. Par~, Beac~es and Rec·
reation Deeutmcnt LS offennJ a band·
wr11ing anaiysis class taught by Master
Ccrullcd Graphoanalyst, Jean Lee.
Costa Mesa police officer, David ~.
will present a two-ho;'~. bands-on, self· defense workshop _:ru y evenin~ from
7 to 9 p .m. in OCC's Peterson Gymt_!a·
sium. for infonnation, catl (714) 432·
5507.
The fee is S56 exclud111g supplies . .I-or in·
fonnation, call (714) 644-3151.
NEWPORT BEACH -The 7th 1n·
nual chili cook-off takes place Saturday,
Sept. 28, 1t L Street Park on the B1lbOI
Penhuula from noon to 3 p.m.
The residential enll)' fee is $15 and the
commercial entry fee 1s $35. Make checks
payable to Balboa Peninsula Point Al!·
sociation and m1il to Rob GUJtavson,
1526 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa, CA 92661 ,
(714) 723-4662 or (714) 646-2496.
AC:tivitics include ltve bands., drawing
for prlzc$. &•mes for children aad chill
tasttn&. Admission is free .•
Appraisal day
NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport
Harbor Art Museum presents an 1p-
pralsal day 1t the Museum, Mooday1 Sept. 3-0, from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4
p.m. at 850 San Oemente Drive, New· port .Beach.
Stop smoking
COST A MESA -Orange Coast Col·
Iese will offer 1 two-part stOP. smoking
workshop scheduled for Saturitay mom·
ings, todar and Sept 28, from 9 a.m. to
noon in Room 169 of OCC's Science ~ullding. Woruhop lecturer, John V. Davis, is a
licensed marriage and family counselor
with a priv1te practice in Fountain Val· Icy. .
Participants may regist.er In OCC's
Communlty Service Of'llce located in the
colleae'a Student Center Buildlot or call
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OrcaorY Pctenoo, 42, Costa MeM
l'lldcem Srour, )4, Redlands
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Brian t>uAn. 37. HuotiJl&1oG Bcacb
Robcn Siac:k, 37, Coll.a Mou
KC¥in Pete, 32, lrviM
Howard Raddiffe. 25, lmne
Milly BooClt-Smltb, 2A, Coll.a Mesa
Patridl Mitzel, 25, Newport Beacll
John Beny, 23, Coda Meaa
Junca Brahler, 25, Coeta Mesa
Vlcxnmh ' Sancbez-Outlettci, 39,
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ICJmberly Job-, 21, COlta Mesa
Madi 1llomu. 44, Millioa Viejo
H.cnry Smith, 20, Moc'c*> Valley
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NEWPORT BEACH -Newport
Beach Friends of the Ubrary will i;trescnt
a series of programs for the 1991-92 se•·
son beginning Monday, featurina Or.
Paul Fnzler, Dean of the School of Com·
munication Arts at Chipman College.
The meeting_ Librancs in the Post.
The founda11on 1s designed 10 solicit,
accumulate and d1~bursc funds for the
opera11on of Centennial Farm, loca1ed on
the fairground, and for 01her agricultural
and youth·rclated program~.
Hearst Castle excursion
This four-week course is offered on
Tuesdays. beginning Sept. 24, from 7 to
8:30 p.m. at the West Newport Com·
munity Center. The class rec is S58 plus
a S 15 material fee. For infonnation, call
(714) 644-3151.
Rape awareness
Drawing and painting
NEWPORT BEACH -Tl\e City of
Newport Bca~PaJcs. ~aches an~ Rec·
reallon Departme'at ts presenung a
Drawing ancf Painting Course for adults.
The autumn classic ' NEWPORT BEACH -A SK and
lOK runlwal.lc race on Saturday.i. Oct. _19! will benefit the Upper Bay tcologica
Reserve and the Share Ourselves orgam·
ution.
The start and finish of the race will be
at Newport Dunes. .
McLuhan Erawtll be held at the NC.!iJ>Ort
Center Library, 856 San Oemente Drive,
Newport Beach, from noon to 3 p.m. The
program is free.
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast Col·
lcgc will sponsor a 1hre<··d.1y trip b) COSTA MESA -Orange Coast Col·
Amtrak to Hcars1 Ca,1k Saturday lcge wtll otrer a series or workshops ind
This eiiht-week class will be held on Wedn~ays from 10 un. to 12;30 p.m .•
Sept. 2S tbrou2h Nov. 13, and t1ugllt by
Muni Sharon SieiA.
t'or registnuon mfonnation call Ehle
Racing at (714) 548-4897 or (619) 275·
5"40.
through Monday No' 9· 11 lcctur" that focus on sciual usault and
The cost of the trip is S2W 1 he fee ripe Tu~ay through Thursday, Sept. 24 Oasses will meet at Marincn Park/
Vincent Jorgensen Community Center.
Send )'Our 11crru fof Around Town to
Bob van Eykcn, The Pilot, 330 W. Bay
St., Costa Mesa. 92626. Spanish for' kids includes round trip !rain fare, two nights throu1h 26, on campus. lodging in Morro Bay, and two Hearsl _......:.....:.:.......::.:..:...........:..:.2 __________________________________ _
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Coast College's College for Kids Program
Monday through Oct. 23.
The class meets 10 tlmcs, on Monday
:ind Wednesday afternoons, from 3:45·
4:45 p.m. in Room 103 or OCC's Busi· ness Education Building. The registration fee 1.s S45.
OCC adjunct Spanish instructor Mar·
th1 0 . Blake teaches the course.
Participants may register In OCC's
Community Service Office or call (714)
432-5880.
Farm foundation
COSTA MESA -Director of the Cal·
ifomia Department or Food and A&ricul·
turc. Henry Voss, will speak 11 tlie Or·
Ca.stlc tours. For infonnation, call (714)
432-5880.
Legal secretaries. seminar
COST A MESA -Learn the how·tos
ind wtiys-or fast tn1ek, DCM and other
civil cases at Newport-Santa Ana Legal
Secretaries Association annual fall semi·
oar today beginning at 9 a.m. at the Red
Lion Ion. 3050 Bristol Street, Cos1a
Mesa.
The fee for NALS members is S65 and S75 for non·membcn. A ccrtificale of
completion wtll be given for rive continu-
ing education hours. For informauon.
leave a message at (714) 892-3684.
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made clothing bOutJque early store with onty three p.iecea to at lha 1tnre around S:40 a.m.
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lavish fashion show later in the Anniversary events. apparently pried the door open
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The future of the soup kitchen affects many, induding 18-month-old Dylan and his mother kelly Fox.
So•P kitchen · may be homeless
Volunteers battle
what life dishes out
I f Merle Hatlcberg had hg
way, she'd keep cooking up
30-gallon pots of soup every
day for the poor and homeless
until the day they just stopped
lining up at her door.
But by the end of the year, her
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen,
which feeds about 150 peqple a
day, could find itself out on the
streets without a place to call
home.
two years ago .
"We've got a --~r:-~
small, older
congregation,
which means a
lot of the things
we want to do
arc done by one
or two peopl~..t."
he said.
The· church
will likely
merge with one
of three
po ss ible
congregations in
the Huntington
Beach and
Fountain V;llley
area, Ewing
said. Such a
merger will
allow the
c hurch to
'Everyone
thinks.Jt' s_
wonderful, just
not in their
backyard.'
-mu~ on the difficulty of
finding a home for
her soup kitchen
The kitchen -the only service
of its kind in Costa Mesa -is
looking for a new home since
finding out several months ago
that its benefactor, South Coast
Christian Church, is being sold.
expand its services and ------------------
"I just feel terrible," said
Hatleberg, who returned to work
Friday fo llowing a 6-month
recovery from cancer. "Everyone
thinks it's wonderful, just not in
their backyard."
reach more people, he added. kitchen, which will do business as
Three different churches are usual until the church moves.
interested in buying the South "Costa Mesa needs it," she said.
Coast Christian Olurch site, "t have the backing of the city.
although it's not known if the They know what I do. They know
possible owners would want to that it's needed, th.at l keep a
Earlier this year, church officials
made the difficult decision to
move because of a shrinking
congregation, said the ·Rev. Bob
Ewing, who fought to host the
5-year-old soup kitchen more than
keep the soup kitchen, Ewing said. clean store. All we need is a
Sinc.c that questions remains, buitdi'ng."
Hatleberg said she's looking for Soup kitchen manager Jack
another benefactor or any other Moriarty said there have been no
sort of building in an industrial problems or complaints associated
part of town to house the soup with the operation since it moved
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The change was made to help
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~urrounding the Rea Community
Center on Hamilton Street.
Volunteers now serve up to 200
people a day at the church, most
of them homeless, Moriarty said.
"Right now what I'm getting is a
lot of women and children," he
said. "Their husbands have been
laid off.
"I even get people who are ..
living in an area down here called
dumpster number one and
dumpster number two," he added.
For David M., the soup kitchen
provides a free, healthy meal when
he finds himself out o( work,
which has happened rtiore '
frequently since the recession set
in.
"If it wasn't fur them, l'd have
nowhere close to go," he said. The
opportunity for free meals at the
soup kitchen also helps reduce the
need to steal food, he added.
For the past two months,
Moriarty said soup kitchen
volunteers have started the
difficult search for a new home,
although they haven't come up
with any real leads yet.
"I plan for tomorrow," he said.
"But J live in today."
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Two suspects nabbed in cocaine bust
Rocha, 23, to reportedly buy
the drugs.
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tr~ C4llcoll the show, at Would COit betWeen
Police arrested two people
for allegedly selling cocaine off
Pomona Avenue Monday night,
one of whom unwittingly led
them to the home of a third
suspected drug dealer on Elden
Avenue.
Sgt. Tom Boylan said his
detectives ~.rrcsted Jose
Rodriguez, 24, for selling
rocaine on Pomona Avenue.
But before they did,, Rodriguet.
took them to the 2527 EJden
Avenue home of Pasqual
There they found about half
an ounce, or St.500-wortb, oC
the cocaine, police said.
Rocha was arrested for
possession and sale of cocaine
and possession of a firearm.
Boylan said Rocha was on
parole (or another· crime. MWlllr $12,000 anCt S20.000," he said. "I
H e'1 written maiieal acores
for 1uch mcMel u 9 1/2
Weeb, played with atan
lite Bob Seger and the Silver
BUiiet Band, created jingles for
serious
business.
It's life and
death
stuff.'
mega-companies
includJng c.oca
Cola and
produced several
muuc videos.
But it's a
volunteer project
for public access
television In
Costa Mesa
about the "War
on Drugs" that
H.E. Cat says is
especially close to
his heart.
A recovering
alcoholic who
went from
touring with the
Rolling Stones to
panhandling on
the streets of
-U. CAT Newport Beach,
Cat is the moving
force behind the production of
three Copley/ Colony public access
programs exploring the "War on
Drugs" and possible solutions.
..uwe all know what's wron3
already," Cat said, explaining the
positive em{>hasis for the shows.
"We all know what we're not
doing."
In the first 30-minute show, ·
which will be airing in the coming
weeks, Cat asked his panel of six
the essential question: "What can
WC do?"
As the discussio~touched on
local school and community
programs helping answer that
question, a Sober Living hotline
number flashed for people who
need help finding help.
"This is real dear to me, it
touches me,'' Cat said. "It's our
major problem in the world. I bet
everybody, no matter where they
are, knows someone with a drug or
alcohol problem. That's how big
this disease is."
Panel members on the fin.t show
included KROQ disc jockey "Jed
The Fish," Lynne Bloomberg,
coordinator of drug prevention
programs for the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District, and Sober
Living By the Sea administrators
Carl Mosen, Michael Anderson
and Sandy Cope.
Future shows will include city
offi~ials, noted physicians and even
some big-name stars, Cat
promises.
Cat brings to the program some
20 years of professional show
business experience, including
work as a musical consultant for
MGM Studios.
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u much as it's helpin1 him.
"The bottom line is -and 1
know this ~ sound ridi~lou• -
if 10,000 people watch this thing.
and just one person gets out, 'ets
saved, we did our jobs," be s11d.
"It's serious business. It's life and
death stuff."
A musical prodigy, Cat grew up
in Detroit and received music
degrees from University of
Michigan and Juilliard Academy of
Music and Arts in New York City.
By 18 he was conducting the
Detroit Philharmonic Orchestra
and later jammed with the likes ol
Ted Nugent, Bob Seger, the MCSs
and Mitch Ryder.
From 1975 to 1985, Cat headed
his own group -known
appropriately enough as Cat
House -and toured briefly with
sucn groups as the RoUing Stones
and Rod Stewart.
A drinking problem, however,
ended up bringing his career
crashing down into the gutters of
Newport Beach.
"I had it all,'' he said. "How
could I have a problem? So I hit
!._he !><>ttom, lost cverythtn_g al}d
ended up in the gutter."·
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H.E. Cat works with his wife Michelle prior to taping the show.
Since undergoing recovery for
alcoholism at Sobes: Living in
Newport Beach more than a year
ago, Cat said he has continued
working on various projects
including a television production
of the Christmas Boat Parade.
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... is it a nt'w, media mad~ illnt'ss or 1s it 100 years old 7 Is it
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Dr. Lynn Stanton and Dr. Barton Blinder will be discussing its
cause, how it is diagnosed, availablt' trt'atment, along with the
relationship between CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME and
dt'prt'ssion. We will also be discussing the progrt'ss that is bt'ing
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this FREE Community Educatiom1I Semi nar.
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~partment jailer did not use excessive force in
litndlina ao advertising executive auestcd.in 1981.
'.I In one of about a tdozen brutality suits filed against
uic city in the late 1980s, Everett Temme claimed
J1olicc officers violated his civil rights bJ using an
Wllawful wrist hold and hitting his head against a jail
tall after bis Sept 30, 1987, battery arrest.
' But a f cdcral court on Thursday afternoon ruled in
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Orange County's
, Finest Chowder
I Makers competed on:
SUNDAY,
September 15, 1991 --
in the
• 2ND ANNUAL •
PAVHJONS CHOWDER COOK-OFF
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CONGRATIJLATIONS
TO THE WINNERS
Restaurant Division
1st: Merlina's on 17th
2nd: Dune's Back Bay Cafe
3rd: Parker's Seafood &
The Rusty Pelican
Individual/Team Division
1st: Victoria Shaw
2nd: Security Pacific Bank
3rd: Balboa Island Marching
& Chowder Society
People's Choice
1st: Dune's B~ck Bay Cafe
2nd: Cabo Coast
3rd: Merlina's on 17th
Best Overall Decoration
1st: Cannery Restaurant
2nd: Delaney's
3rd: Balboa Island Marching
& Chowder Society
11IANKS TO All COMPE'nTORS:
Ancient Mariner
Dune's Back Bay Cafe
Delaney's
McConnick & Schmick 's
Newport Sea Shack
Ruby's jaguar Diner
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Woody's Wharf
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force.
tbo inienectfOn "but darew I ..... at tM rear
window. Temme cllbnld ho~ oft, thin~ the
ahlttered window wu ihi mutt ol a junlhol.
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the polke department for about 15 yean bOfore he.
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wristJoct on Temmc1 but ooJy to move the obltinatc
man from a doorway, where be had sat doWn and
refused to move, Feeley said.
WbeD be called police to com~ about the
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account.
Temme, who lives in Nevada, also filed another,
SlO-million brutality suit apinst the city in 1986, but
that is still pending and ha not gone to trial, Feeley
said. The suit atcmmed from a June 1986 incident at
Weat Coast ffiahway and Bayside Drive, when
But police deJlied officcn uMCI undue. fon:c and
alleged the advertising executive bad tried to run
down the officer directing traffic at the intersection.
The officer bad to leap out of the way of Tcmmc's
car and threw his flashlight at the car in a reflex
action, police said.
The district attorney's office ultimately decided
against filing charges of drunken driving or assaulting
a police officer against Temme.
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Soviet official s~ys
his country needs
colleges like OCC
By Tony Dodero
Stafl~
COST A MESA -A ranking
member of the Supreme Soviet
said Friday that he believes
community colleges such as
Orange Coast College should be
part of the political and economic
change sweeping his homeland.
Speaking at a press conference
in the Coast Community Coll ege
District offices, Alexandre P.
Vladislavlcv -a people's deputy
of the USSR -praised
institutions like Orange Coast
College and caJlcd for a
cooperative effort between the
U.S. and the Soviet Union to
speed his country's quest for a
free-market economy,
"Russia is in need of help,"
Vladislavlev said. "I'm absolutely
sure that our two great countries
can develop new concepts of
cooperationt"'
Among those concepts he woold
like to sec developed in the USSR
is the community college
institution, he said.
"We have .a good tradition of
education in the Soviet Union," he
said. "But that education is being
changed. Now we even have
private forms of education, which
was unheard of before."
Vladislavlev, who is in the U.S.
on vacation, wanted to sec some of
the foremost community colleges
in the country.
Vladislavlev was aJso questioned
Friday about the political struggle
between President Mikhail
Gorbachev and Russian
Federation President Boris
Yeltsin.
"Gorbachev never had an
effective team of his own,"
Vladislavlev said. "He did not
create an effective political
mechanism."
Although Vladislavlev was in the
U.S. on a vacation trip, the recent
turmoil in the USSR prompted
him to spend the last f cw days
meeting with Congressional, State
D e partment and Pentagon
officials.
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Stop whatever you're
thinking for a brief moment
and try to imagine yourself in
thia situation. You're white
and you've just moved to LA.
It's the fint day of school. ~
you apprehensively stroll the
ltran&e balls, scanning faces
arid seeking friends, you arc
lbocked to realize that you
arc among the few whites
that attend the school, that
you are in the mfuority. ~
The dark complexions of
those around you make you
1tand out so noticeably that it
seems every one is staring at
you, and as you strain your
cars to make out their
mutterings, you find them
Inaudible due to the non-
Bnglish languages in which
they arc speaking.
For a growing number of
~nts at Nc~rt Harbor,
this is not something that
needs to be imagined, but is
In fact a daily routine that
lcems never ending. For
these students, opportunities
to do things most white
students at Newport Harbor
enjoy lie just beyond the
cu It u r a I barrier. Se If.
conscious of their imperfect
lan guage s kill s and
contrasting backgrounds,
· many are shying away from
sports, school clubs, drama
productions and other extra
curricular activities, leaving
them basically unable to
contribute to the success of
the varied programs offered
at Newport Harbor.
While the programs arc
easily maintained by the 87
percent white majority, the
minorities' numbers are and
have been increasing steadily
since last year. More than
twice last year's number of
Englis h a s a Second
Language (ESL) students arc
attending school this year,
and that number continues to
grow.
. As of Sept. 11, the racial
make-up figures of Newport
stand as follows: 1,157 white
students; 103 His panic
students; S black students; 7
Chinese; 11 Japanese; 7
Koreans; I American Indian;
2 Filipinos; and 30 other non-
white students.
Obviously, most students of
NHHS arc not suffering from
cultural discrimination. But
the fact that some arc still
remains.
As I have spoken with
tnany culturally diverse
students, I have realized that
what the school needs is
everyone's participation in
connecting a bridge to those
who lie on the other side of
the racial ravine. The key is
to get involved!
Our ESL teacher welcomes
students of every nationality
to bring their talents in
foreign languages and use
them every day to help
translate for ESL students
who attend the zero-period
class.
Another option, joining the
upcoming International Oub,
will five kids the opportunity
to interact with many
students of different
nationalities, discovering new
things about their fellow
classmates as well as
expanding their own
viewpoints.
Miss Brower gets
into the act ·
IV MARGY FRANKENBUGER
The drama department hH
p.-escnted quality producdons for
many yean.
Jn 1986, Mias Brower, the current
drama teacher, arrived at Newport
Harbor High and began instructing
the drama tcourse. Under her
direction, the program has taken a
step rorward toward more adult and
challenging roles for the cas:
members.
Miss Brower dedicates her heart
and soul to everything she docs
concerning drama. A$ many of her
students' can tell you, she certainly
gives more than can be expected of
any teacher. She can be found In her
drama room or on stage preparing
for a production as late as 10:30 at
night. Miss Brower also shares a
special bond with her students. Both
in class or out, students find her
approachable concerning class and
personal questions.
Miss Browers interest in drama
began in high school, where she was
cast for the lead in several plays.
After graduation, she continued he:-
schooling at Orange Coast College.
While there, she participated in
numeroµs drama producUons, a few
of wi,tch wer-e operas. From ther,.,
she continued on to cam her
bachelor's and master's degree in
English at Cal State Long Beach.
After college, her goal was to
become a writer. To supplement her
earnings as a writer, she began to
teach. Although now she has settled
on a tcachina career, lbe continu°'
to perform theater at Orange Coast
College in the summer.
Miss Brower hu enhanced the
curriculuna of the drama department
to include many exciting experiences
for tbe students. Throughout the
year, students can watch television
shows being taped, partJcipatc in
theater festivals and lake other field
trips.
One of the biggest trips offered to
the students is a trip to New York.
While there, they go to many
Broadway and off-Broadway shows.
For a select few, their will be a trip
to London, where they will explore
English theater.
While the students must spend up
to 5 hours a day rehearsing in the
final stages of a production, and
much time imd energy fund-raising,
there are many rewards. Each year,
thousands of dollars arc spent and
hundreds of hours arc dedicated to
bring the Newport Harbor High
community the best possible
theatrical productions.
The best way each and everyone
of us can recognize this hard work is
to support the drama club, whether
it is attending the d~ma productions
or being a cast member. The
upcoming productions include:
"Romeo and Juliet" on Sept. 27;
"Noises Off' on Nov. 21, 22 and 23;
the senior play on March 26, 27 and
28; and "Camelot" on May 28, 29
and 30.
Musician Stewart looks for band-aid
BY JYNELLE HARRISON
Robert Stewart, a junior here at
Newport Harbor High, has been in
the music field for almost five
years. In the sixth grade, Robert
moved to California from Texas
and took up a keen interest in
music. At that time, he was
unaware of the fact that he would
later develop his musical interests
into playj,ng in a group.
Later on in Robert's sixth grade
year, he met his future best fri end,
Dave Tibbetts. He and Dave, also
a Newport Harbor student,
developed a band. Robe rt
described the band a!I being a
"crummy first band."
When asked, what were some of
your favorite groups, he said, "I
liked the Beatles and Led
Zeppelin." Currently, he listens to
Geddy Loe, Steve Harris and Les
Claypool. When listening to music,
Robert prefers "awesome bass
players and guitarists."
When Robert finally began to
pursue his musical talent with a
band, he recalls his first perform-
ance as being like a first date. He
felt like he was having dizzy spells
and adrenaline rushes, but most of
all he felt scared. Robert was with
a band he helped create called
Monolith. He recently moved on
from Monolith for no apparent
reason and is now trying to form a
new band.
When asked what he was
looking for in a group, he replied,
"a good drummer who can keep a
straight beat and, of course, a fiery
guitarist."
When asked if he foresees a
f uturc for himself in the music
field, he is very hopeful. A lot of
his friends say he definitely has a
future career in music. Robert
says. "maybe I do." His fears are
not being successful, not being
liked. He says it's easy to be an
overnight success. He believes
people don't realize how hard
musicians work.
When asked, do you like
performing before a crowd?, he
replied, "of course, I love to
perform!"
Robert wants everyone who
plays music to keep it up, and
everybody who doesn't to listen.
Robert is out to get what he
wants, and I wish him much
success!
Principal Dennis Evans greets new s
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Scenes from the start of school!
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How Do We Justify 'Sailor Pride'?
BY DAN EASTMOND
The phrase "Sailor Pride" is
often u~ed in association \\ith
sc h ool functi o n s and
announcements, and the idea of
maintaining strong school spirit
is commonly accepted as
beneficial.
Yet, for !lchool spirit to be of
any value, it must be based on a
sol id foundation o f factual
positive traits. It must convince
its clients that the school has
WORTH!
So, when we speak of "Sailor
Pride," on what grounds may we
justify it?
I interviewea NHHS Activities
Director Mary Ann Archbold
and Sophomore Class Secretary
Michelle Leslie about their
vicwo;.
"Compared to other schools'
programs , ours are
fabulous!answered Archbold.
S he c it e d H arbor's
consistently talented athletes,
"Gung Ho" ASB workers, clubs,
and tremendous efforts in recent
food and toy drives, last year's
Gulf War collections, Back Bay
cleanups and student elections
-collectively "unparalleled at
any school."
Leslie added to the list by
particularly stressing rallies as a
means to magnify Sailor Pride,
to bring it into the open instead
of leuin~ it stagnate. She then
noted the importance of simply
"being a team" and focusing on
"the positive things, and not the
negative" as keys to school
spirit.
Archbold mentioned that
spirit comes from the individual
-not just the "we should"
(attitude). but the "I will." She
emph asized that Harbor's
succes~ 1s a resul \ of individual
effort among "a4 faculty that
wants daily' to give students the
best possible education, and ...
students that want and demand
the best education they can
possibly have. ... )(jds that care
about how (it is) going to help."
She also acknowledged the
"dedication of students and
parents" in several areas,
including sports, the PT A and
the ASB.
Sailor Pride, tho ugh not
always immediately apparent,
exists in force, and for good
reason: Newport H arbor is
indeed a school of individuals.
Freshman from India says people alike everywhere
BY RACHEL ARROW
People vary from country to
country. You hear about the
Russians or the Palestinians on
television, but do you ever WOQdcr
about India?
fres hman Rajan! Gupta's
parents immigrated to America
from India. Rajani says that "the
people there are like the people
everywhere."
India is an overpopulated land
that has poverty left and right.
The Taj Mahal is a big favorite
of Rajani's. The beauty of the
temple is outstanding. floored
with marble, Rajani believes that
the Taj M~al is one place you
wouldn't want to miss, if you ever
-..isit the country.
Even with her dark skin and :
Indian customs, Rajani likes to •
think of herself as American. but
she knows that she will always •
have her India n culture. --..
Korean came to NHHS for education
BY WILL RANKJN
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In Aug. 1989, Kiju Park first set
foot on American soil.
Kiju was scnrhere by his father,
a doctor in Korea, to pursue a
better education. His mother and
his sisters accompanied him on his
long trek across the Pacific Ocean.
When Kiju first came in to our
wonderful llnited States, he only
knew the ABC's. To use the
dictionary, he would sing the song
to himself to remind himself where
the letters were located.
At first it was very difficult to
find friends. Since he spoke no
English, it seemed that many
people shied away from him. As
he learned more English, he grew
socially. These new friends helped
him to learn English faster than
any teacher could.
School in Korea was much
different than the school in
America. Almost all the schools
were either all boys or all girls.
School would start at 6 a.m. and
would last till noon.
K.iju hasn't had to miss any of
his Korean food with all the
Korean restaurants in Orange •
County. K.iju is planning on staying
in the United States to finish •
college, and then either follow a •
carrcr htre in the States or return •
to Korea for a career. •
This is one of the many •
examples of how lucky we are to
live in such a wonderful place and •
go to such an outstanding school.
Grandparents play imPortant rol~ $1,• prize up for grabs
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rettlftd. Wlilat allMMlhl we do?
Worried Gra'"9,.._tl
Dear Worried Grandparent.a:
Orandparenu have atwayi
~laycd an important role in
p"rovidi~ grandchildren with
unconditaonal lo¥e-, attention ~nd
encourapment. With the
number of troubled f amllica, tho
sr•ndparents' positive pretence
ls even moro critical.
You arc completely correct
with your assessment of your
g.randcbildrcn'a needs. To
dMlop a positive tclf-c:oncept,
you"' children need atr~tlon,
praile and 1 aenac or bek>nalna.
If their parents aro unwillina or
are not able to siYc thi
.cmotioaal support, it is
especially important that you be
there for them. Read to your
grandchildren. Talk with them.
Recognize their efforts and
achievement. Orandparenll are
the &Jue boldina many families
-----• together. ft It is mandparents unfortunate are the glue that your ton
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I n conjunction with World AIDS Day, the American Red
Cross Onnae County chapter is aponsorin1 the third annual Oranae County HIV/AIDS Awareness Poster Contest.
A Sl,000 arand priu is offered. in addition to prizes in the
followin1 cate,oria: 1) Elementary School. 2) Middle School/
Junior High. 3) High School, ~) CoUcgc and S) Community
At-Large.
The intent of tho contest la to afve thole who live, work or So
to IChool in OranJO County an ~ity to set more involved
in the community and to learn more about HIV/AIDS.
rotten abould bo submitted to caeturc the 1991 World AIDS
Day theme: ,.~~QI the ~l~nao. • TM mcastae llKMlld
e~ lndividuala, poup. and commuftitiel to Wort tascthu
10 combat the AIDS epidemic and respond compuaionately to ~ IMlta with Hl\l/AIDS.
C on11Cl the AIDS Education C>mcc at tbc Oriftae C.oUnty •
Qai)ter of the American Red ero.. 835-5381. ext. 263, for
lbOr9 mfOrination about tho cont• and hoW to hM a pest
speabr d to ,our pap about HIV/AIDS.
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B UT DOES IT INCLUDE ALL UTIUTIES! -U you're
looking for a nice place to rent on a month·to--month basis,
n get in line for the ol' Duke Wayne homestead on_N~~rt
aay.
A favorite attraction for cruising tourisu, even though the
Wayn e family hasn't dwcllcd there in more than a dc"cadc (the
Duke died in '79), the eight-room abode is being "offered .for r 1.
wprcsen1 owners Sob and Beverly Cohen arc asking SS0,000 a
1nonth -believed to be an all-time high even
for this land of lotus-caters. A mere pittance,
considering that they helled out a reported $6.5
mill io n (give or take a mill) for the deed.
In case you're still hcstitating, please be
advised that a very large yacht slip is included at
no extra charge .
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DEAL -Coincidentally, Pilar Wayne is putting
her fabulous Back Bay showplace, La Roca, on
a lease-option basis. She's concentrating these
days on her-promising art career and-would be-
content with an atelier the size of, say, La
Roca's tennis court.
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Roger and Candice $Cftnapp, left, and Judie a nd George ArgyrOs ho sted the Chapman reception.·
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The furnishings alone are mind-boggling -
you've probably admired them in the world's
Local
Scene Partygoers make history at library . .
lonfcr magazines -and most of lhem are included in the ta:b.
So, you're sa"livating to know, how mu~h money are we talking
abou!? OK, th at's a fair question.
If you're b uying, irs in the neignborhood of $5 million,-which is
a very love ly neighborhood. Only her agent, Jody A. Muncy of
Tarbell Realtors, knows for sure.
If yoi.1're merely renting, the mOnthly tab is only $12,000. And
if mul ti-1alCnted Pilar really likes you , she may throw in one of
he r delight ful oil paintings.
No Jookic-loos, please, unless yo u're an art dealer.
D DOES THAT INCLUDE A TEAM Of' PARAMEDICS? -If
you're planning 10 attend the annual chili blowout staged by the
Balboa Peninsula Point Assn., scheduled next Saturday, you'll be
reassured to learn that one of the teams will be representing the
Newport Beach Fire Dept. They're specially trained in
extinguishing gastric blazes.
Sorely missed at the festivities will be one of the cheeriest
chiliheads of 'em all: Judge Calvin Peter Schmidt, who left us
recently. Good ol' Cal always enlivened the scene. Among his
cultural contributions: he introduced Congressman Chris Cox,
then a candidate , to the joys of chili, Balboa style. If C.Ox could
survive that heat, Schmidt reasoned, he'd be ready for
Washington .
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MOON OVER MOSCOW -Their "Moon Mullins" comic
strip has been retired, but Ferd Johnson and son Tom, both of
Newport Beach, are still turning oul the funnies.
l 'here's this nole from Tom:
""fhought of a line I can't use. Wilh the Soviet Union economy
in a shambles, shouldn't its basic currency be changed to the
rubble?"
(Tom Johnson also th anked me for writing about his Beverly
!-!ills High School class reunion, circa 1952. "Got a kick out of
that," he pens in left over India ink. ';Undoubtedly the first and
last t i1n~ n1y name gets associated in the same item as Donald
Brtn's."
ARE YOU TIRED Of ARTIFIOAL NAILS!
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By Vida Dean
Pilot Society Edilot"
:A: new place to party, one
-Steeped in h1Story!-ChapiTian
Univers ity supporters
discovered it Wednesday evening
when Judie and Geor~e Argyros
hosted Chapman 100 s reception
and dinner al the Richard Nixon
Library and Birthplace in Yorba
Linda.
Joining the hosts greeting 70
guests were Candice Schnapp,
party co-chair with Judie, and
husband , «Roge r Sc hna pp ,
president of the Chapman 100
advisory council.
Among those attending and
having the opportunity to tour the
$21 million museum located Oil
nine acres were Gail and Ron
Soderling, Dotti and Glen Stillwell,
Diane McDonald, Jim Glidewell,
Zee Allred, Marion and Tony
Montapert, Jo Elle n Qualls (1he
T iffany VP presented the
Argyroses with a lovely crystal
vase) and Nila and former 100
prez Alan Trider (who pointed to
Time covers lining 1he wall and
said Nixon was on more than
anyone else - 73.)
Other guests seated in the
museum lobby area for the Golden
Truffle-c atered dinner were
university (changed from college
Sept. 10) president Jim Doti and
wife, Lynne, Nadine and Tom
Wilek (he was in Washington
during Nixon days as deputy
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From left, Julia Rappaport, Bill
Hall and Steve Ostr1n
chairman of the Republican
National Committee) and guest
speaker Ken Khachigian of San
Clemente, who has served as
speech writer and adviser to
Presidents Nixon, Reagan and
Bush as well as Vice Pre sident
Dan Quayle and adviser for Gov.
George Deuk.mejian and others.
Khachigian de lighted the
audience with talk of his 31h-year
stint as editorial consultant and
r e search a ssis tant o n the
preparation or Nixon's memoirs.
"Chapman 100 was founded in
1989," said Newport Be ach
attorney Schnapp. "We hold no
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awareness raiser, as party co.chair
Steve Ostrin said " We arc here to
have a lot or fun , hear a lot of
music, touL..a.-gre.aLbome_and -le ---
everyone decide-.. -that they can't
Jive without'the Master Chorale in
From· le (t, Brian Stucker,
Nakeema Brooks 1and Loretta
Ro binson
fund·raisers, but pay either Sl,000
or SS,000 membership dues which
goes for scholarships."
0 MUS IC, MUSIC, MUSIC:
They're already grooming the next
generation to ·perpetuate the
oldest performing musical group in
Orange County.
The voices of Cos1a Mesa
Children's Chorus like ringing
crystal bells delighted the 500
friends of Orange County's Master
Chorale arriving Thursday evening
at 1'he Village Crean.
It was no! a fund-raiser (tickels
were only $10), but it was an
their life."
''The chorale is 36 years old,"
commented director Bill Hall at1 the season preview eve nt. He's
excited about the season which
begins Oct. 20 at the OCj
Performing Ar.ts Center, and
equally enthusiastic about ·the
C horale 's , June 25-Ju ly 12
European tour in England, France1 and. Italy (where the group will·
sing for the second time for the l
Pope). "You can all go with us,"
said Hall. (Yes, you can for about!
$3,195 each.) j
The .,101 or music" included a
program by soprano (and Rams/
owner) Georgia Frontiere and
baritone Richard Fredericks. I'
Listeners included party co-chair
Dr. Julia Ra ppa port, Nora
Jorgensen, Nancy Hodgson, Ltt1
and King Burstein, hosts Donna I
and John Crean, Dk k Engel andf
~ children's chorus director Loretta
Robinson.
Others spotted in the huge
dining room (filled with nibbles
and cookies) and around the
village were Lu Smith, Ruth Ann
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Vesta Curry holds up her pin
marking the fifth anniversary of
the Pe rforming Arts Center.
M usic, upbeat, yet at times slow and
romantic; dancers, leaping, slinking and
gyrating; lights, flashing, bouncing and
colorful, changing backgrounds for dramatic
segments ... all the while 165 models paraded the
latest fashions on the stage of the Orange County
Performing Arts Center. That's fashion theater!
With the two performances of the extravaganza
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presented Friday by the Guilds, the Center's five
year birthday is under way. Whatta a way to start a
celebration.
"It's going to be good," predicted producer
Carlton Bumett prior to the first show. He gets the
understatement of the day award if you can judge
by the applause and oommenU from the 4,200
attending the shows (2,400 by day and 1,800 by
night.)
The first act, featuring styles from 20 Fashion
Backstage, Ann Stern has make-up applied by Richard Stevens prior to the fashion show.
------Island and South Coast Plaza
stores signaled a black and white
fall and winter ahead. But, after
• intermission color burst forth and
concluded with the finale of guest
desi~ner Stephen Yearick's
brilliant beaded beauties.
"There are 165 of my evening
wear looks in the finale," said
'---.a.ol""""':....t....:•:.J Yearick who has designed for
many Miss America.contestants,
entertainers and socialites since
1986. Finale fashions are valued --S--1--at s1so.ooo.>
OC ety Scgerstrom Hall became the
-----• "Center of Fashion" early Friday morning with models, hair stylists
and makeup artist arriving as early as 9 a.m. (Talk
about backstage drama.)
"Many of them were here when I arrived at 9:15,"
said Shari Esayian, chairwoman of
the event, wearing a jade green
three-piece Stracci. Before the
curtain went up Esayian said,
"This show will knock your socks
off."
Guild chairwoman and last
year's show co-chair, Fiona
Petersen said, "It really is fashion
theater. I don't know how Carlton
does it... trying to surpass last l'l!l...i!Rllllll.,."1
year's show."
You had to look twice ... honorary chairman of
the "Center of Fashion" ~thryn Thompson was
dressed like a man appearing io a David Rickey
and Company show segment. (Bet she looks better
Wednesday as a girl at the "Starlight
Expressions.")
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Show producer/director Carlton
Burnett takes some time to chat
with Shari Esayian, show
chairwoman.
For 460 fashion viewers, the event began with
lunch in the South Coast Plaza ballroom. This time
gave four of the former Guild chairmen a chance
to reminisce and think about the future of the
Center ... Georgia Spooner (1978-'81), Ciel
Woodman ('87-'88), Patty Rowley Robertson
('85-'86) and JoAnn Boswell, now of Sun Valley,
Idaho, shared a table and memories.
The long hours of rehearsal and fittings, long
hours of waiting for make-up by the artists
concluded on a sweeter note for the models. After
the evening show, the cast partied in The Center
Room and the brownies were brought out ...
pre-show dietin~ was over!
BY THE WAY: The Guilds are The Center's
original and largest support group with nearly 3,000
members in 37 chapters around the county. In 1990
The Guilds raised $620.000.
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Dancillll puts
'' 0 n the Town," the musical saga of three
sailors on a 24-hour
liberty in New York City, first
arrived on Broadway in 1944, the
collaboratio:l of a pair of relative
neophyt cs named Leonard
Bernstein and Jerome Robbins. rt
inspired a 1949 Gene Kelly movie
that has become a classic while the
o rig i n a l stage ve r sion h as
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Tllul
languished in
virtual obscurity.
Theater
Critio
Wh y? The
Laguna
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pr ov id es
something of an
a ns wer in its
revival of the
Be r n s t e i n-
Robbins project,
complete with a
dozen or so songs
you never heard
o n the screen.
D es pit e it s
Michael Berry, Adam Pelty and Michael Hickey (from left) are three
sailors "On the Townu in New York at the Laguna Pfayhouse.
-----• exuberant staging by new playhouse artistic director
Andrew Barnicle and some classy
choreography by film veteran Jack
Tygett, "On the Town" simply was
a much better i.how on the screen
than it i~ on the stage.
happen in the original. The ab-
sence of even fragmentary
ro mantic rapport weakens the
central plot and, by extension, the
production.
cameo characters.
Adam Pelty is an agreeable but
unexciting figure as Gabey, the
sailor searching for the desirable
Miss Turnstiles (Lee Wilson), but
apart from the excellent ballet
number they share, there's not
much chemistry on either end.
Miehael Berry as the avid tourist
swabbic and Rosen's captivating
cabbie have some fine comical
moments, heightened by Rosen's
Mermancsque vocalizing in the
hilarious "My Place" number, one
of the few which made it to the
screen.
The movie ve rsion logically had
the leatling characters m~et briefly
before Ke lly's sa ilo r began
scouring New York to find the
lovcl~ Vera-Ellen. And they also
met for a night on the town -
inte rrupted by her Cinderella-like
01ght to he r Coney Island cooch-
dancing job -which also doesn't
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female taxi driver -splendidly
enacted at Laguna by Brie Rosen
-the characters in the stage
version are little more than set
pieces, supporting players for the
superlative dance numbers. While
the movie gave each of its six
principals an arresting personality,
they are sketched quite lightly
he re and often outshined by
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as the third sallOr. a ri..., for a
primitive mu who 1t1r1ct1
ant h ropo lo&ist Meta-Kate
Hellman, but their numbers come
off somewhat forced and contrived
-muc.h like her character's
muddled relatfonship with an
aging judge (Ed Bcllrey), whose
presence was thankfully exPsed In
the screen version. Nancy Fut as
a boozing vocal coach and April
Morgan as ~osen's wallflower
roommate score higher on the
comedic scale, although they
ovcrp~ay egregiously en route.
Two background actresses who
particularly excel in their cameo
assignments are Doina Roman as
a gossipy subway rider who starts
every sentence with "So I said ... "
and Stephanje Fargo as a club
singer whose traffic-stopping
beauty often pulls focus from the
cenuaJ characters,. .however
unintentionally, during her
moments as part of the chorus.
Musical director Bill Doyle's
five-piece combo keeps the
Bernstein score at a brassy high
tempo.
Those who remember the movie
fondly may find the Laguna
production a bit anemic, but first-
time viewers should come away
exhilarated. "On lne Town"
continues Tuesdays through
Fridays at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 2
and 8, and Sundays at 2 and 7
p.m. until Sept. 29 at the Laguna
Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon
Road, Laguna Beach. Reservations
are taken at 494-8021.
Area theaters
to hold allllllons
Several community theaters will
be holding auditions for upcoming
shows during the next week.
Scheduled are:
• Auditions for John Ferzacca's
World War ll drama "The Failure
to Zigzag" will be held Monday
and Tuesday at 7 p.m. in OCC's
Drama Lab Theater. Alex Golson
is directing and will be casting 22
men of all ages. An Asian actor is
needed to play a Japanese
submarine commander. The play
opens Nov. 7, and additional
information 1s available at 432-
5640.
• Goltlen West College will hold
auditio ns for an updated version
of "The Taming of the Shrew"
Monday and Tuesday at 7 p.m. in
the Actor's Playbox Theater. Roles
arc available for 12 men and three
wo m e n. the Sha kespearean
comedy opens Nov. 8 in the
Playbox. Call 895-8772 for details.
• Tryouts for "The Philadelphia
Story" will be held Sept. 29 at 6
p.m. at the Newport Theater Arts
Cente r, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport
Beach.
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information.
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W ay back when I wu arowfng up back east, in San
Bernardino, r used to vnsaew the cable from my family's
television every night and book it up to lbe stereo so I
could hear Jim Ladd on "'Ibo Mighty Met," KMET-FM.
Though San Bernardino is only 60 miles or so from Los
Angeles, where KMET (now "The Wave," KWVE-FM)
originated, the surroundlng hills and mountains blocked TV and
FM-radio •fanals.
But by simply hooking the cable TV feed to the stereo, Ladd
came in as clear as a bell -though, for some
reason, he came in farther down the dial than
bis usual 94.7.
'The Latest thing to come o ut of Copley/Colony
Cablevision puts my crude former marriage
between cable and radio to shame.
Digital Cable Radio, a 24-hour audio service
transmitting digital sound to subscribers' stereos
via their cable TV systems, will be available in
Costa Mesa on Oct. 1.
Local
The commercial-and DJ-free service offers
uninterrupted, digital-quality sound on 19.
narrowly formatted music channels. It also
simulcasts M1V; VHl, HBO, Showtime and
Cinemax in sound rivaling that of compact discs. Cable DCR's musical formats include Hit List,
Country, Oassical, Oassic Rock, Solid Gold
Oldies, Soft Rocle, New Age/ Contemporary Jazz and Urban
Beat, Big Bands/Nostalgia, Easy Listening, Love Songs, Modc:m
Rock, Musica Latina, T raditional Jazz, For Kids Only, Hard &
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Tunes). '
Oigital Cable Radio was test marketed o n the East Coast for
about three years before it premiered May 21, 1990, with satellite
transmission to Willow Grove,
Pa. Costa Mesa is one of a
handful of cities taking part in a
national "roll-out" of the system.
"This servioe is relatively new
to everyone," said Steve
McMahon, Copley/Colony's
general manager.
In fact, Costa Mesa's Copley/
Colony is the first Colony system
in the nation to carry the service,
the first cable system in the Los
M cMahon explained
that the sound of the
music and premium
channels will be even
better than what' comes
out of stereo
televisions.
Angeles-Orange County area to offer it and the third in the state
to have it, he said.
Costa Mesa was selected because of demographics and the
capability of the cable system. to carry the digital signals, which
originate o n the East Coast and are beamed to a satellite, which
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McMahon explained that the sound of the music and premium
channels, which already transmit in stereo, will be even better
than what comes out of stereo televisions because those signals
will be intercepted, processed and digitized before being sent up
to the satellite. .,
Of course, the first thing that came to mind when 1 heard
about OCR was the bottom line : How much docs it cost?
Nada -for a month anyway. Copley/Colony, for a limited
time will install and let you try OCR for 30 days free of charge.
If yo'u wind up keeping the service, it's $9.95 a month ($2 more if
you want a remote control). ~
Installation involves your friendly neighborhood cable
technician coming to your home and. installing the OCR tuner to
your stereo. After that, you'll get CD-quality sound at a monthly
rate that is less than most CDs.
But you won't get Jim Ladd.
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E arty autumn is the best
time of the year f0t
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Warm days, cool nights and
above-average rainfall create the
perfect environment for
F
rminatlng grass seed. It's more
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eddlesome weeds die away.
Every successful lawn starts with
good Seeds, proper fertilizing and
great soil Few soils are born
ferrific, but they can be .coaxed to
excellence with the right soil
amendment.
Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss,
an all-natural son conditioner, is
ideal for all soils. It aerates heavy
clay, so prevalent in North
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endy soil. It also absorbs up to
20 times Its weiiht in water, then
freleases it srowry to thirsty plant
lroots as they need it. ~ Now step back, take a ~
ltical look at your lawn and
ecide what needs improvement.
Common problems inqude thatch eildup, dog urine spots and
mpaction. Here are a few
lutions to some common lawn
woes:
•Removing thatch. That springy
feeling underfoot probably means
thatcll buildup. Thatch is a layer
pf living and dead grass stems and
'r o o t s that impedes the ~netration of water, air ad light.
emove thatch every couple of
ars by using a hand thatch rake
a rented power dethatcher.
Merating. Heavy traffic from
putdoor parties or childre n
laying can compact grass and
ake 1t harder for, gr~ roots to
t the air, water and nutrients
ey need to grow. To remedy
is, aerate the lawn by using a
ented power aerator to pull pfugs
t of the soil and encourage
al~ ~ development. Ra~e
ff the plugs, then top dress the
awn with Canadian Peat and
Rejuvenate lawn patches with top-grade--grass s~ed and peaf moss.
reseed following the steps .below.
•Spot patching. It lawn
problems are confined to 25
J?ercent or less of the total area,
then spot patching is the solution.
Purchase the best grass seed
available. Cheap seed is no
bargain; it's slow to germinate
and may contain a high
percentage of annual grasses and
even weeds.
The best lawn grass for
temperate areas is a mixture of
tall fescues, perennial rye and
Kentucky bruegrass. fescues
tolerate shade well, while rye and
Kentudcy "blue" are sun lovers:
To spot patch, loosen the soil in
the affected area to a depth of
four to six inches with a shovel.
For d~ urine spots, remove a
couple inches of the highly acidic
soil and throw it away.
Spread a two-inch layer of peat
moss over the spot, then top this
with a thin layer of starte r
fertilizer. Using a garden fork,
work the mixture into the top six
inches of soil.
Reseed at a concentration of
eight to 10 seeds per square inch.
Rake lightly so that seed is just
barely covered by the improved
soil mixture. Keep new seeds
moist until they germinate.
[Qf> dressing. Top dressing
holds seeds in place and protects
them against wind and drying
sun. lawns should be top dressed
after dethatching, aerating and
spot patching. To top dress, apply
a V• to 1/i-inch layer of moistened
Canadian Peat Moss and water
lightly but thoroughly.
•The comp!ete overhaul. If
more-than 25 percent of the lawn
is in poor condition, it is advisable
to revamp it completely. First.
aerate with a· power aerator, then
spread a one-inch laye r of peat
moss over the entire area.
Next, use a verticutter - a
machine that slices deeply into
the soil -to loosen dead grass
and thatch while it mixes in peat
moss to encourage a new, well-
cond itioned seed bed. Broadcast
a high quality seed over the entire
bed, rake in lightly and roll. Finish
with a top-quality 5-5-5 fertilizer,
which encourages vigorous new
seedlings.
If the lawn has been completely
taken over by crabgrass ad weeds,
it may be best to kill off
everything first by using a contact
herbicide. There are safe, organic
varieties available. Wait three
days after use and follow the
above steps.
A lawn requires care and
attention, and cool fall weather
and Canadian Peat Moss can
ma ke cho res a lot mo re
enjoyable.
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F 0 R y 0 u ~
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.Tra~splant in back yard
o~, but timing essentia~
Q I have a grapevine
and a tilrCI of
• paradise that have
the e sun situation (full).
Would it be OK to transplant
the twof
A. Feel free to
b~d of paradise
and the grapevine.
However, timing
will be necessary.
When the grape-
vine defoliate&,
prune it back very
hard, dig out as
much root as pos·
sible, then trans-
plant the plants
around if that's
whu you are
looking for.
There probably
will not be any
gr1tpes growing
transplant the
"'* FllllFlll
Things
Green
from it for the ------next three or four years. As far as
the b ird of paradise 15 concerned.
haclc away. It is a very durable type
of plant that takes much abuse.
Transplant this at any time of the
year.
• Q. I have had a couple of
Sago palms die on me, some
young. Is it best to keep
waterang and hope or let them
dry out for a while?
A. Sago palms like to have high
humidity. If they are dying on
you, it could be that they are in
too sunny a location. It also is
very possible tha.l you are
overwatering the plants!'
If you feel that this is so, taper
back on the wateri ng for a short
while and see what nappens. It is
not unusual to wait six months or
more for results. • Q. A ~ung visitor cut my
dwarf apricot tree right throu~h
the middle of the trunk. It is m
a whiskey barrel and was just
starting to bear fruit. It kept a
few green leaves for ~ while but
is now pretty barren.
Is it a goner? I have been
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watering it faithfully every week
for eight months, but it still
doesn't change. The trunk is still
a burgundy cOlor.
A. With a traumatic experience
like that, it is not uncommon for
any plant to lose some or all of its
leaves. The best thing for you to
do is to give it some tender,
lovi ng care, as you are, and to
cross y<)Ur fingers.
However, if the branches break
off cleanly, it probably is a goner
and is ready for that dwarf apricot
nursery in the sky. • · Q . Would my dwarf lemon
tree do better out of a whiskey
barrel than in the ground? For
the sake of space, I would
rather keep it in a barrel. I'm
~ly getting about fpur iemons a
year. Is that a poor crop?
A. Dwarf lemons will do great
either in whiskey barrels or in the
ground. You see, they can
acclimate themselves to either
cr0wing condition.
As far as the amount of lemons
you are getting, it depends on
how old tne tree is. You nger trees
do not bear as much as older
t rees do, t h e refore, an
inconsistency in the amount of
lemons. Pollination also is a big
factor. You mew want to get
another tree so tfie neighborhoOd
trees can transfer pollen to one
another.
Hang in there and before you
know 1t you will be getting plenty
of lemons. • Q. Our fescue lawn is getting
partlr incomplete ly brown,
especially around the edges. Am
I watering it too much or not
enough? I water once a week.
A. Fescue lawns have a
problem with fu ngus. It is this
fungus that turns tne area brown
as you describe. Normally when
we see something--jike this, we
turn on the h~. Tiguring it is not
getting enough water.
On the contrary, it is getting
too much water. It would be in
your best interest to cut down on
the water, then scrap that area of
all dead debris, reseed and allow
1t to grow again.
(Nick Federoff is co-owner of
A.N.B. Industries, a landsc.ape,
consultation, maintenance and
contracting firm in Whittier. He
can be heard from 5 to 7 every
Saturday morning on KF/ AM 640
answerinp gardening and
landscapin8, questions for
Southern Caltfornia. Write to him
in care of the Pilot. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa 92626.J
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Our Sunday Brunch is .
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it a try, the tab is on us.
Call for reservations.
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always open for
anyone in neea
By Marge Bltettl
Pflo( Rellglon ConlspondM
N estled on the comer of
Via Lido and Via
Malaga in Newport
Beach is St. James
Episcopal Church, a charming,
old fashioned structure that adds
a touch of history and charm to
Lido Isle.
One immediately gets a
feeling of warmth and hospitality
by the welcome sign and the tall
wooden church doors that seem
to invite people inside for a visit.
"We keep the churclt doors
unlocked during the week so
that anyone pass~y can come
inside and say a p~ayer and in
the beauty and the quietness
encounter God," said the church
rector, the Rev. David C.
Anderson.
St. James' invitation of
hospitality is visible at Sunday
Worship, when fresh carnations
are handed out to each visitor,
who is then invited to stay after
the service for coffee.
D ifferent services are also
tailo~d to different individual a es. "At St. James,
our servi 1terally cover the
waterfront," Anderson said.
leeP~pl.
"At St. James, our semces literally cover the waterfront," the
Rev. David Anderson says of his Udo Isle Episcopal church.
all the freedom that the Holy
Spirit allows," according to
Anderson.
extending from classical to
contemporary, and he employs
each for the different services.
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partidpltion.
C hurcb member Betty
Connelly remomben the
early days when, people would
gather oullide Of ck ~
Bishop's home with lawn dWn
to participate in Sunday •
Worship services. After World
War II, the community became
more stable and formed a
congregation. ln 1949, tho
church was built.
The church's hospitality and
beautiful harbor location have
made St. James a favorite spot
for weddinp. Nearly SO
weddings are held there every
_year, and the calendar is U$1Jally
filled a year in advance.
Real commitment is required
of coup!~ who plan their
weddings at St. James. The
church r~uires that couples
attend eight·weelc, pre·marriagc
classes, complete personality
profiles and meet ttith a
counselor tour tunes prwr to
their wedding. Coupl~ are also
required to attend Sund~
worship at St. James wbUe
prepanng for tlie wedding.
T he real vitality of St. James
comes from the people who
worship there, accordina to ·
Anderson.
COSTA MESA -A Salvadoran fiesta -with entertainment, a
Salvadoran dinner at 6:30 p.m .• plus a garage sale thro~t the day
and evening -Will be held at Orange Coast Unitarian Univenalist
Chun:h, 12S9 Victoria St., today.
For details, call 646-4652.
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CORONA DBL MAR -Saint Michael and All ~ls Episcopal
Cburcb, 3233 l'aCifle View Drive, 'Will be honored by the preseooe of the
Diocese of Los Angeles' Suffragan Bishop, the Right Rev. Oacster
Talton on Sunday. Sept. 29.
The Bishop will celebrate the 10 a.m. Eucbaris.t and baptize and
oonfirm new members. ~ that day is Saint Michael's festival day, the
parish will additionally celebrate after the service with a luncheon
attended by BishOJ> Talton.
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COSTA MESA -New lftea}ben will be receiYed on Sunday at~
10:30 Lm. scTVice at the Fint United Methodist Church of c.osta M
420 W. 19th St.. between Harbor and Newport boulevards.
A luncheon in honor of the new members will follow the service al
noon. The Rev. Galal Gough, senior minister, will lead a Heritage Tou
of .the church buildings, telling the story of the church. which wu organ·
ized on Easter Sunday of 1912, and climaxing the tour with a climb to
the top of the tower.
The Rev. Gougb's message at the 9 an<t 10:30 a.m. services, the fourtb
in a 'series on "The Letters to the Seven Churches," will be entitled
"Resisting Temptation," and based on Revelation 2:18·29.
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At 7:30 a.m., a traditional
service is held. At 9:30 a.m., a '
contemporary service is offered.
And at 10:45, a charismatic
service is held that "is done with
"This church is dedicated to
loving and serVing Jesus Christ,
and we endeavor to hold up
Jesus as Lord both of the church
and of our individual lives and
to discover what that means in a
practical, everyday sense." COSTA MESA -"The Physical Basis of a Rational Faith" will be
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Music Director Bill Roberts
has a full range of musical talent . · The traditional service features
traditional organ music and full
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Youth Groups Sunday Evenings
Ministers: Galal Gou h, Tia Wildermuth
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180 Vlctorle St., Coete Meu
Lother V. Tornow, PHlot
131-1811
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WORSHIP SERVICE 1:00 10:30 AM
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SAINT JAMES CHURCH
episcopal
Tradlllonal 7:30 a.m.
Contemporary 9 a .m
Church School 9 a.m
Chartamatic 10· .. 5 a.m
Wednesday 6:30 a.m.
Fr. David C. Anderson Rector
3209 Via lldO,
NtwPQtt Beach
71.W75-C210
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Worship and hear this pnldial,
Clirist-cmttttd. biblical mclll8C·
"IT'S NEVER TOO LATE
TO START OVER!'
(Philemon 1:1·22)
Sunday, Scptanber 22, 1991 Or. RkhlrdTodd
8:30 and 10:15 A.M. ,._...
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(la'Oll from Newport Harbor Hl&h School at Irvine &.15th.)
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Dr. Juanella Evans
"The Cosmic Dance ... Lessons For All"
Service and Jr. Church: 10:30 a.m.
Special attraction Seminar:
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Sat., Oct. 6th 10:30 a.m.
with guest speaker Rev. Marguerita Craycroft .
Dlal an Inspiration
646-6464
Child Care PrcMded
Adults Jr. et.11th
8:00, 9:45, 11:30 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m.
646·1032
263-1261
Dr. Peggy Bailett. D.D.
"FORGIVE AND GROW0
SERVICES; 8:45 A.M., 10:30 A.M., 5:30 P.M.
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the 10:30 a.m. service on Sunday, Sept. 29.
Ogden, minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Orange
County in Anaheim, will explore recent research in brain evolution, and
resulting perspectives on faith, religion and possibly the trinity.
Child supervision and infant care will be provided.
for information, call 646-4652. aaa an ... 'Divorce Raconry Wll'llllilll'
CORONA DEL MAR -The Lutheran Church of the Master, 2900
Paci& View Drive, will be offering a "Divorce Recovery Workshop"
beginning Oct. 1. .
Putor Mark Anderson leads the workshop, which will ~ based on
Lewis Rambo's book, "The Divorcing Workshop."
Rambo's book will be available to all participants at cost, and the
workshot> is open to all divorced or separated members of t~.
c:ommumty.
Childcare will be available. Contact the church office at 759-1031 fO(
more information.
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BALBOA ISLAND -St. John Vianney Guild invites women in tho
community to a Membership Tea on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home'
of Mrs. Howard Ulene, S Weybridge Court, Belcourt, Newport Beach. 11
For reservations, call Miss Joan Benson at ·673~6978. For informatiot\'
about the guild, call Mrs. Raymond McArthur, president of St. Joh'n
Vianney's, at 644·0646.
Music llrlCIDr to give ....., recltll
CORONA DEL MAR -Rodger Whitten, music director fll
Community Church, Congregational will be giving a recital of pia ..
music at the church on Sunday, Sept. 29.
The public is invited to the event, which is scheduled for 7 p.m. at lhf
church, which is located at 611 Heliotrope Ave., one block north of Ea'
Coast Highway. Admission is $5 for adults and $4 for children.
Whitten, an Irvine resident who has served as Community Church'~
music director for two years, will play a program of Romantic &¥
Impressionist oompositions, which include works by Ravel, RacbmaninotJ
and Chopin.
A former member of the faculty at Irvine Valley College, Whitten now
maintains a private studio in Irvine.
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COST A MESA -The fall adult religious education program hu
been announced by the Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church,
12S9 Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
Tho seaions CIO\'er a wide variety of topics, including: science, religion
and the family in the modem world; comparative rel~ns, writing )'QUr
spiritual autobiography, sketching and other art activities, play reading,
orientation, UU World discussion group, movie& with the minister, and
others.
Some have limited enrollment and a series of weekly sessions. Somb
have no admission and othen suggested donations. 11
Pacilitaton include the Rev. James Nelson, Shelly Webb, Paul Jillsoni
Birdie Reed, Paul Oethard, Ben Hubbard, Judy Tomlinson, Betty
Guthrie, Richard Carter, Shari Loeschen, Anna Friesen, Mieque
Weinstein, and board memben. ·
For ldedule details contact Paul Jillson, adult education chair, at 854-
2695 or the church off'ace at 646-4652.
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Editor William LobdeTI ... 642·4321, e>d. 351
[rl itorial
-11111 llmt cltlzins are informed citizens
The envelopes, please ...
" ~ Thumbs down to whomever
propoaed the ktea of charging Costa 1l Meu residents an annual fee of $50
,, for oo;s>ies of City Council agendas and $2S
:JI for mUIUtct of the council meetings.
Historically, local residents have ·been
able to have agendas and minutes mailed
to them simply by giving the city
self-addressed, stam~ envelopes. The
same policy is used 1n Newport Beach,
Fountain Valley and Irvine. .
Fortunately, council mcmbcn in Costa
Mesa quickly dashed the idea of charging
residents for agendas. "I'm personally
appalled by this," said councilwoman
Sandy Genis.
Indeed, charging resident$ for basic
participation in-city government is
Letters
appalling ... es\'jcially since those same
residents are a I ready footing the bills in
Ciiy Hall.
I . Thumbs up to the recommendation
for banning rollersltates,
skateboards and even bicycles from
Newport Beach's popular boardwalk -
which !ittctches rrom the Newport Pier to
the Balboa Pier.
The committee, made up of council
members and Balboa residents, has
suggested the city move forward with an
interim ban until a more lasting solution
can be round.
Makes sense. The boardwalk is so
congested, especially during the summer,
that skateboards and bikes are flat-out
dangerous. No doubt that's why a judge
recenily awarded $279,000 to a pedestrian
who was~knocked-down on the-boardwalk
by a biker.
• A more lasting solution, of course,
would be to construct a second pathway
fOr bikes and skateboarden. Widening it
might work, too.
Thumbs down to the idea of
scuttling 1he long-floating Character
Boat Parade.
The parade, which celebrated its 31st
annive rsary this year, has been on the
endangered list for some time now as
interest and participation in the colorful
and slighlly waclcy event has waned.
One explanation for its decline may well
stem Crom the fact that the parade has not
had a ftxed date in recent years. Lately it's
been staged during the summer, earlier it
had been held in the ran.
Organizers should give the parade an
annual dale -maybe the Fourth of July
-and more publicity. That way, it might
develop an identity the way the highly
suc.ccssful Christmas Boat Parade has.
The Dig Oops Award this week goes to
... us.
In covering last Su nd ay's hiJ.hly
attended Chowder Cookoff, Pilot
restaurant critic and cookoff judge Ma rla
Bird remarked on the lack or clams in
some o r the entrant's bowls.
She suggested that while there's nothing
wrong with using shark or even shrimp in
chowder, the organizers should consider
changing the contest's name from the
Clam Chowder Cookoff to tfle Chowder
Cookorr.
Only trouble is that irs already called
the Chowder Cookorr.
Oops.
-No matter what some think, ..,"" "FllEIDOM HOMF' off« ... Open border?
-slif Soner has his rights, too T he Tm""iginCci -horro7-~--~what
will become of C lfornia
without increasCd immigra ion and
open borders due to 6ur aging
baby boomcrs, threatened in Joh n
McGlinn's Sept. 5 letter to The
Pilot, is rife with the mylhs
sur rounding ou r growi n g
immigration glu l.
E. nelosed is a copy of the
orig;nal flyer advertising the
Freedom Tract in 1953 when it
was new. Note the "Freedom" in
Freedom Tract! What I see
happening in our community is the
antithcsi.~ of freedom: a small
mino rity forcing their narrow views
on the majority and dci;>riving Sid
Soffer of hi s constitutionally
guara nteed right to use hi s
property as he wishes.
Roger Carlson, Pilot Sports
Edi tor, wrote an article regarding
Sid Soffer and his battles with the
Ci.ty of Costa Mesa. It couldn't
have been filled with more
missta1cments.
Maybe Mr. Carlson should move
10 a community like Irvine. He
~·ouldn'I even have to look when
hir comes out of his house in the
morning because it would look like
all the other houses. But then he
wouldn't have anything to
complain about. Many of us
bo ught here because there wasn't
a· homcowncis association. Maybe
t~13t's why the developer, Herber!
Kronish, named it the Freedom
Homes.
In his article, Carlson stated
that Sid's backers don 't even live
in the area. In fact, I live in the
a.r.ca. More than ISO neighbors and
I signed a petition supporting Sid.
Those neighbors included both
neighbors on either side and lhe
five houses across the street from
him. How many of Carlson's
neighbors would be wi lling to sign
a petition supporting his self-
serving and balf'pcyous editorial?
(Well. Shakespeare made up
words, too.)
In large print, Carl son says he is
Sid's neighbor. Yet, he lives on
another stree t and has no view of
Sid's residence.
Further, he writes that the cars
are use less and arc parked. on the
lawn. In truth, his vehicles arc
classics, and I have been told that
a high-ranking city official offered
to buy one from Sid. They have
been parked on Sid's concrete
driveways for a numbe r of years.
To appease the city, Sid has not
only poured the concrete for them
to sit on, bul also gotten
registrations, bright shiny new
license plates. and put some
behind the fence that he built
because of the cily's demands.
Each time the city· has enforced
a new ordinance (or should I say
o rdnance) against him, Sid has
complied with it. Yel some are still
out for his blood, and I guess lhey
won't be satisfied until hell freezes
over.
Another falsC staten1ent Carlson
made ..-.·as that all of Sid's avenues
of protcsl have been exhausled.
Has he never heard of the
appellate process?
I 1ried to have a civil discus.sion
with Carlson regarding his leller
bul the guy was irate. I-le must
~pend too much time covering 1he
fighl s in hockey games. He should
st ic k to reporling sporls.
Hopefully, he is more objecli"!'c
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and accurate in that area. There
arc nicer ways to deal with
neighborhood disputes. We don't
have 10 kill flies wi th sledge
han1mc rs.
CHESTER GAMBONI
Costa Mesa
Editor's note: Chesler Gamboni
is a neighbor of Roger Carlson
·and Sid Soffer.
In true "baby gloomt:r" style, he
warns us our society is doomed
without the ne.,.,. blood .
Ethnic interest groups arc
beyond devout in their efforts 10
convi nce us that we can absorb
·limitl ess numbers of dropouts from
other countries, thus restoring the
American Dream. No1 true.
Example: ;\merica·s besl (or
y,•orst) compc1i1or in the GNP
Lc~gue Japan did not
achievt: their present black-ink.
dominant financial position wilh
the muth-1outed "\8-to·25 age
group" workers -y.•ith their own
or wiLh immigrants. They did it via
cos t reduc tion s, increased
productivity, shrewd planning and
aulomation .
In contrast, ou r clear and
present danger is nol the trendy
and repeated suggested dwindling
labor pool. but drowning un-
hyphenated American taxpaye rs in
a sea of red ink -caused by
endless payn1ents for social.
medical. welfare and educational
benefits 10 lho~c who come here
fron1 other cuun1ric s. l"hc open
llordcr I~ pcrhap~ a clo)cd issue -
it may alr('ady be too lat e.
MAX Sl'. YVES
Nc..-.·porl Beach
l note of thanks for helping to feed the hungry How to get involved!
0 n the weekend of August 17,
you were kind enough 10 run
an editorial on a project that
several of our local restaurateurs
and food suppliers have been
worki ng o n with those great
people at S.0 .S. It was entitled
"Feeding the hungry a good cause,
sure bet." •
This is a belated hearty Thank
You for the recognition and for
the publicity. As the president of
one local restaurant group and a
board member of another, I can
1cll you that, as a group, these
restaurant and industry people are,
on~ of the greatest bunches or
givers to all kinds of good causes
Uaat I have ever seen. And they do
it quietly a'nd without looking for
publicity or reward. So it's
..
particularly gratifying when an
editorial appears out of the blue
giving a well-deserved pat on the
back to these wonderful people.
I'd also like to tell you that the
genesis of all this was a phone call
to me from (Pilot restaurant critic)
Marla Bird asking if we could
meet to sec if there was some way
the local restaurants could help
S.O.S. Without that call, there'd
have been no editorial.
Speaking of Marla, I'd also like
to tell you that she's not onl'l a
breath of fresh air for those o us
in the businc55, but is the critie-to-
rcad for our customers as well . We
keep tabs on the latter very
c lose l y, and her upbeat,
professional, tcll-it-like·it·is style
has earned the respect of the
dining and the restaurant
communities.
Finally, you 'II be pleased to
learn that, as a result of the
editorial and a slory you did
previously, we have gotten calls
from restaurant people who asked
to participate, and from people
who just want to be involved in
reeding the hungry in one way or
another. As an old journalism
graduate from Stanford (class of
'52), it makes my heart happy to
sec the press so powerfully positive
in our communi ty.
Many thanks again for your
su pporl. It is truly appreciated.
HAL ROSOFF
Irvine
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Edilor's note: The following
are samples of readers'
comments concerning The
Pilot Pizza Pursuit. For the
past few weeks, The Pilot
has been collecting names of
the mosr popular pizza
places as suggested by our
readers. /(you don't see
your favorite pizza spol listed
here, give us a slice of your
opinion by calling 642-6086
wi1h the name and address
of the pizzeria. Results will
be announced in an
upcoming issue. Only callers
who /eave their names
{spt:lled out), cities and
phone numbers (for
1'erification) will be
p1Jb/ished.
Our fami ly is voting for
Donatellis Pizza, 2230
Fairview Road in Costa
PvlesrThcy tl:Ne the""bcs't
pizza around, simil ar to the
cast coast pizza.
LORIN LAST
Corona del Mar
I wa nt 10 give my vote for
Zubie·s Gi lded Cage, 1714
Placentia. Costa Mesa.
MILLIE MILLER
Costa Mesa
The place is the Pizza
Bakery and il's in Westcliff
in Ne..-.·port Beach . We jusl
absolutely lO\'e it.
GERI FRAZIER
Newport Beach
I just ~·anted 10 let you
knoy.· tha1 the best pizza in
town is Lamp Post Plzza at
462 E. 17th Street and I am
really blowing it by gi\•ing
vou this information because
ihen they will be
overwhelmed with customers
and they will probably have
10 enlarge and will become
all commercial and it will be
like drivc·through or
something. They really arc
the bc,1
SUE WINKLEY
Costa Mesa
I vole for ttic Lamp Post
Pizza, 642 E. I 7th St., Cos1a
Me.sa. Best pizza place in
IOY.'R.
DAVID SWEITZER
Costa Mesa
I'd like to put in the nan:ie
for the Pizza Bakery, located
at 1741 Westcliff Drive,
Nc..,,·por1 Beach. I think they
have cxcJHenl pizza. I work
next door to.them and I eat
there jusl about cvel)' day.
CINDY MANSFIELD
Ne..-.·porl Bt:ach
Munchies Pizza is th e all
11me. You won't be able to
find a better one.
JIM HEATH
Huntington Beach
It has 10 be Mutt Lynch 's
down by the Pier. l have
taken many. many people
there and they've all raved
about it. It seems to be the
bc~t one around.
JOE HARRIS
Newport Beach
The Original Pizza is by
far the best pizza in Newpon
if not California. It's on the
peninsula.
JOSEPH TORRES
Newport Beach
Best pizza is Haus of Pizza
in Costa Mesa.
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By loriAnn 8uheda ...... tho biddina procea bad notlaing to do
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pe~ the llMJlt lucnllw awap meet la
the country.
COST A MESA -Members of the
Oranae County Fair Board continue to
dub with opentors of the Orange
O>unty Marketplace over next April's
leue renewal for the lucrative swap meet.
This week, the Fair Board canc:eled
bidding for the lease after Robert TeUer,
the current operator, filed a lawsuit
contending the board is trying to take
control of the swap meet. in violation of
state law.
11(The board) just felt it WU time that
clarifioation be made on the i1auea and
conditions of the (Request For
Pr()l)Olals ) • .,
The requc.at. which tell the coadlliom
for bidding on the lcue to operate tbe
swap meet. baa been the primary point of
contention with Robert Teller. the swap
meet opentor.
Tho Tel-Phil leac, boWever, will oapire
in-A&>ril. A.ad fair board momben blYO
decicfed to put it up for anbs to •• the
best deal ~ can.
Under the exiltina lease, Tel-Phil pays
the atate lS percent of all food and
beverage grou receipts plua one third of
the money it makes rentina apace to
tenants.
Te&-Pbil contllldl la the auk that the
Pair Board liidudid .ewralorilioal
which would emeadally eutile \;' to take
OYCr tbe ...., meet
The county rai~nda, where the awap
meet ii held ~ weekend, is owned by
the state and managed by the Pair Board~
The au.it 11ka that a temporary
restraining order be placed on the biddin&
~ until the matter could ao to court.
A bCUiog on the restraining order w~
set for Oct. 4.
It ii ~ tbe law tor a atate eadfy to
~rate or manaao a private
But Norb Bartosik, general manager of
the faiT board, said the decision to cancel
Teller founded the Oranp County
Marketplace in 1969 and, along with
business partner Thomas Pbilipe, spent
the next two decades turning it into
In the request for proposals, the board
ub for at least 3S percent of all gross
receipts and SO percent of an profits.
One of thole pnMlioaa wOukl re ~
board the authority to hire and fire swap
meet employeca. Another would reduce
the cap on the number of vendon
Last year Tel-Phil grossed $14.4
mi.Jlion, turning $3.7 million over to the
state.
.• N: City COlllCll •s --
. 1111 lauranca altar rl1ll'lnllnt
--: PPIVlnllon ........ •w In llllPlct
From A1
Wynn, who will leave the city at
the end of the year after 20
years at its helm. The City
C.Ouncil recently gave Wynn a
pay raise that boosted bis
annual salary to $143,436 -the
second-highest city manager's
salary in the county -and his
estimated annual retirement
salary to $83,000.
paying for, quality health
rnsurancc," the ordinance
states.
Under a program established
in July, other long-term
Newport Beach employees pay
25 percent of their health
insurance premiums upon
retirement, with the other 75
percent paid by the city and
cw:rcnt~Joyee ~nt "butions.
In Costa Mesa, employees
retiring after 20 years also get
15 percent of their premiums
paid. Only after 30 years with
the city do retiring employees
get 100-percent coverage,
according to information from
the personnel department.
From A1
themselves last year.
"That docs not mean we don't
take (their thoughts) seriously
thoug}t." Woolley said._ "We don't
disthiss it, even if it's said
carelessly or in jest."
That's why the district has set
up -several suicide prevention
programs, including one at
Estancia that trains students to
counsel peers who appear to be at
risk.
'"fhe-mrctal-poinr-R-whetr11
student has not only thought about
it, but visualized it." Crockett said.
''Then It's all '$)'Stems go here. We
get outside help immediately."
The district has a crisis team
comprise'd of professional
psychologists and counselors to
intervene when there is a suicide
or a suicide attempt.
That team is currently working
with a teen who came to the
district several weeks ago from a
nearby city after his good friend
and another teen put a bullet
through their heads in a double
suicide pact.
Beltran said he can almost
relate to the students' horror.
It was during Beltran's first year
with -Ncwport·Mcaa four years ~
that he met a recovering drug
addict who had transferred to this
district from the East C.Oast.
Beltran remembers the 18-ycar-
old students as "a nice kid. We got ·
to know each other really well and
he was doang really weU. Then one
weekend he killed himself with a
shotgun.
"That really devastated me. It
was very tough for me. I just
couldn't get rid of it for months.
"If it affects us as adults and
professionals. bow devastat.ing
must it be for a young friend?"
The CDC found that suicide
attempts and suicidal thoughts are
"significantly more likely" for girls
than boys. Thirty-four percent of
fem ale students -said 'they had
seriously considered suicide,
compared with 21 percent of boys.
And-while 10 percent of girls had
tried it, only 6 percent of boys
had.
Hispanic students reported the
highest rate of suicidal thoughts
and attempts -respectively 30
percent and 12 percent. Whites
were next -28 percent and 8
percent -followed by blacks -
20 percent and 7 percent.
The CDC report also noted that
previous studies have shown that
the suicide rate among Americans
lS to 19 has quadrupled in four
decades, from 2.7 per 100,000 in
1950 to 11.3 in 1988.
"It's been .on the rise for quite
-sdme--time uow;" ·-said Jan.em
Johnson, head counselor at
Newport Harbor. "And we have
been awaTe utit:"
The last time a Newport-Mc~
district student committed suicide
was in the summer of 1990.
The proposed ordinance
reasons that the top three city
officials "serve at the pleasure
of the City C.Ouncil without the
protection afforded by the civil
service system," and thus,
payment of ·these retirees• share
of the premium "will serve as
an inducement to remain in city
service without civil service
protection."
"For many years, long-term
employees retiring from city
sc rvice experienced great
difficulty in obtaining, and then
The city of Huntington Beach
provides a flat monthly subsidy
of $244 to retiring employees
who have served 20 years with
the city, according to personnel
department information.
PAC: Phllharmonlc Society collb'lbules to center success
JEN•: Pllllllng lamlly wtlh bride
FromA1
ago at the Ancient Mariner
restaurant where she worked as a
waitress. He's been divorced from
wife No. 14 for about eight years.
Fourteen is a significant number in
Jenson's life. At age 14, he was
abandoned by his parents, a
traumatic event he believes ha&
caused his heightened need for
affection. "From then on out, it's
been very necessary to know
somebody wants me," he said.
Although his marital track
record is a little shaky, Jensen said
this time it's for keeps. "l wish
everybody could be as much in
love as I am," be said. "We're
planning a family. I've never been
this happy."
From A1
Philharmonic .Society for nurturing
a core arts audience. "The
phil~annonic society has always
had an intelligent, sophisticated
audience," he said. "When they
took their events to this glamorous
performing arts center, the
audience remained sophisticated."
The hunger for contemporary
music is nourished by Erich
Vollmer, executive director of the
county Philharmonic Society. "l
happen to be a champion of 20th
century music," he said. "Our
audiences need to have their cars
washed out now and then."
Despite the musical ambitions of
county artistic directors, 1 the
recession he.s added a cautionary
note to programming decisions.
"These are times that "ydu do look
very carefully at how much you
charge, how much you pay artists
and how big of a season you're
going to mount," Vollmer said.
Contemporary works by
composers William Kraft and the
late Charles Ives last season were
well-received by county audiences,
according to Louis Spisto,
executive director of the Pacific
Symphon31. "Traditional classical
music a\idiences have been
somewhat resistant," Kraft said,
"but our experience indicates that
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when the music is presented in the
best possible way, you've got a
fighting chance."
Opera Pacific General Director
David Di Chiera also secs a
growing sophistication in county
audiences, evidenced by their
willingness to sticlc around for the
curtain calls. After a cautious first
year in 1986, when Opera Pacific
presented "La Boheme" and
"Porgy and Bess," last year's
season featured such infrequently
performed works as "The Pearl
f ishcrs" by Biz.et and "The
Masked BaU" ~ Verde, both of
which Di Chiera said were
cnth11siastically received.
"We're just at the threshold of
OllNEUS: Back •
In cmty Jiii
From A1
But Pawloski added that he
hoped he would also be allowed to
present additional evidence. which
he declined to describe, that was
not permitted in the first trial.
Killelea, who campaigned for
stricter speed laws in the narrow
alleys surrounding her Balboa
Peninsula home, pushed her
children against a wall and
stepped into the alley as the
speeding red sports car
approached, apparently trying to
shame the driver into slowing.
According to the jury's verdict in
his first trial, Ornelas, who'd spent
the day at the beach drinkinf rum
and malt liquor with fnends,
plowed into the woman as she
tried to move out of his path.
Th e e n t i r c s c e n e w 81·
inadvertently filmed by Ornelas'
friend, a passenger in the car.
Ornelas ran from the scene and
was captured a short distance
away.
Prosecutors accused the
Huntington Park teen of aecond-
degree murder but jurors instead
found Ornelas guilty of the lesser
offense, and a judge in May 1989
sentenced the former soccer player
and cross-<X>unuy runner to the
maximum 10 yean in prison.
Despite bis attorney's attempts
to have him released since the
conviction reversal, Ornelas has
remained incarcerated.
Prosecutors in recent months
successfully argued that Ornelas
posed a danger to the public with
a history of alcohol abuse. In
March, he was moved from
Soledad Prison, bis h<>mo for the
last two yean. to Oranao County
Jail to await hil new trial.
Tho youna man's mother,
BlanCJ, aaid her 1on'1 reltP>us
faith bas helped blm remain atrona. althOu&b be it obYIOualy
The Mesa Con10Hdated
Water District will hold a Town
Hall Porum Monday and
Thu~ at 7 p.m. for dillenl
in1cre1ted in le.amiq more
about the their c:onumanlty'•
water needs .and tho diltrkt'•
,
what we need to do as a cultural
institution in Orange C.Ounty," Di
Chiera said. "In five years our
audience has grown and
demonstrated a willingnes~ to go
further afield of the core of very
well-known operas."
Audience building is an ongoing
process, and not limited to Orange
County, according to Pacific
Chorale Director John Alexander.
"T~ere 's no qu~stion that
audiences all over this country
need training in concert-going."
Alexander said. "Twenty years aao
Orange County was a cultural
wasteland. The county is now one
of the major arts movers in this
country."
Danny Ornelas
dcsp<;>ndcnt. "He's always thinking
positive, and says he trusts in the
Lord," Blanca said.
"I feel the same way -
whatever happens, it's in the
Lord's hands."
Ornelas' parents, brother and
two sisters travel regularly from
their new home in Ontario to visit
their second youngest sibling, and
family members plan to attend
each day of the new trial, Blanca
l'aid. "We're not going to leave
him alone," Blanca said.
"You need the support, no
matter how old you arc. He's
always telling me he's OK , but I
know he's not. He doesn't want his
family to know he's sad.
"And he says he always has the
other family in his prayers."
Facing the possibility of another
emotionally wrenching trial, the
Killelea family has declined
comment.
But friends and former
neighbors in the Peninsula Poinl
community said they hoped IM
second trial would send OrMlu
back to prison tor the maxlllum
period.
"l person~lly feel it's Important.
a mcsqgc 1s sent that you can't
drink and drive," said Dayna
Pettit. "People have to start takin1
responsibility for what they do.
The community la very emotional
about this .11
plani tor the fUture.
Both meetinp will be bekl at
tbe diltrict't offb It J96S
Placentia. Por more
information, caU tho district at
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t:Us late 37 -ycird
fi Id goal lifts ~
Eagles by Aztecs
By l<lrtc Wolcott
SporWWlllr
GARDEN GROVE -
Miki: Smith may not have the
moll memorable of names.
but after his fourth-quarter
perfOrmance Friday he won't
IOOD be forgotten at Estancia High.
· With 7 minutes 10 sec:onds left in a
sc:orelea game, Smith booted a 37-yard
field goal With 2:38 to go, he picked off
a la Quinta pass at the aoal line and
helped preserve • 3-0 non-Teague win at
Bolla Grande High.
--Tbe-victory was-the second in as many -
tries for the Eagles this season, matching
their total output lut year, and the
second timo they
kept the
opposition from
scoring a
touchdown.
'We're a
young team on
offense, but
we're getting
better. I could see
improvement
from last week
to this week.•
l "".-IQ# •••
Estancia Coach
"I was back-
pedaling, he
turned and ran
and I drove on
him," said Smith,
explaining bis
goal-line heroics.
"I bobbled the
ball a little,
thought I was
going to drop it,
and then came up
with it in the
end."
The Eagles almost had Jame slip
through their hands, too. Despite holding
the Aztecs to 28 . yards rushing. while
sacking quarterback Ken Granger five
times, La Quinta was on the verge of
scorina late in the game. .
FoJlowing Smith's field goal. La Quint.a
(0-1) took the kickoff and pushed 63
yarcM to the Estancia IO-yard line -by
far 'tts deepest penetration of the night.
But on first-and-goal from the 10.
Grt,nger sent the ball toward wide
redlll\'er Cal Daniels in the end zone and
Smith came up with it.
made a critical call on fmt-and-goal
and 1 may have made a mistake," said La
Quinta c:oach Roger Takahashi. "We're a
young team and we have to gain
experience to know when to throw the
b~*way when the man isn't open."
t year the Aztecs routed the Eagles,
32 • on the way to the Garden Grove
See ESTANCIA/D
""onarchs may
attle with LA
.champions in . rrv grid game
81 8lrTy Faulkner
IP."Wlllf
BUENA PARK
'n.e Mater Dei High C§§i•= fobtball team ia a
pc>tentlal beneficiary of a
ptOp<lled exhibition game between
dwnpiona from the C1F Southern
Section and the Los An,eles City
Section, which was endorsed by the
<)F General Council Thursday at
ttie Sequoia Athletic Oub.
The 1ame, to be sponsored by
KCOP/Cbannel 13 and acbeduled for
Dec. 20, 1991, hu becn·approYed by ~ Loi Angeles City Section. and
a;Jaiu approval by the state ~deratcd c:ouncil, which meets Oct.
1~2 at Palm Springs.
"The Monarchs, ranked ftfth in CIF
Division 1, could represent the
Southern Section as it's major-
dtvision champion, and cam a ahare ot the riahts fee paid by KCOP,
~ wilT televise th• pme. The
rtahtt fee, which remains negotiable,
lilentatM.ly set for between' SS0.000
i s100.ooo. to increase over the
of the proposed five·year
trKt.
The ree would be divided
1mween the two tchools pl*Yina. u
u the two~ionl, and at.ate P:• Southern Soctlon
fDlllUIUltiOncr Stan thomu said.
maue ooulcl beij> our aection
a duel lacrulie."
· ~ other ICtloa tebft It the year'a
ti «Mlftdl met~ a .propolal
.... would IMlwe WIMIM the n 1 ber of .......-CIP weter
..... ....... from dae s..
....... floe ... IOll:..Wll
td bJ 1n overwhtl•l111
. IMC./M
--Sepblnber 21, 1191
The Newport Beac~ Mesa Pilat
Spera ............ cm-. .. ..642-0Jt m. 317
' Saa
Nd
by Vikings
Marina explodes
for 34-0 victory ·
behind DellaCroce
By Roger Canson
Spoits EdllOr
NEWPORT BEACH -
Corona dcl Mar High's ~~
concerns over a slow start, 'i'
despite a victory a week ago --: ·
in the Sea Kings' opener.
went far deeper than simple c:oncem
Friday night at Newport Harbor, suffering
their worst defeat in 18 years as Marina's
Vikings swept to a 34-0 stunner in non-
lcague football action.
"We've got a long ways to go," said a
disappointed Dave Holland, the Sea
Kings' veteran coach. "We're not playing
good defense and we won't be in any
ballgames until we do."
Holland was at a loss to get to specifics,
saying his first order of business this
morning is to "look at the film," where
celluloid proof will put the finishing
touches on one very dismal night for the
Sea Kings.
Corona del Mar's deepest penetration
in the first half was to the Marina 34 en
route to a 12-0 halftime deficit.
But that was nothing compared to the
punishment dealt by the Vikings in the
second half as quarterback Chris
DcllaCrocc broke
it open with a 60-
yard dash on a
keeper after
faking a dive to
his fullback, John
Marvos.
"That was fun,
coach," was how
DellaCrocc
described it to his
coach, Dave
Thompson, who
got his first victory
since returning
this year after a
self-imposed five-
year hiatus.
"I think Corona
'We've got a
long ways to
go. We 're not
playing good
defense and we
won 't be in any
ballgames until
we do.•
-•w••• CdM coach
--
~
" •
c.
o£
.,
!Wluya~lol
Brandon Finney (44) drives into Ocean View's Kyle Simpson(75) for lcey yardage in 34-0 Sailors' rout of Seahawlcs.
dcl Mar is much better than this," said
Thompson, who described his team's
effort as a matter of "everything working 1
right."
It started working right early as Greg
Sato picked off a Sea Kings' aerial and ,
returned it 37 yards to the CdM I-yard
line, where Mike Darling took it over on
the next play. Sailors do · some stomping, 34-01
By Barry Faulkner
SpOl1S Wik
HUNTINGTON BEACH
-Newport Harbor High
football coach Jeff Brinkley
said he scripted the first 10
plays, but he may as well
have diagramed all four quarters of the
Sailors' 34-0 stomping of host Ocean
View Friday night at Huntington Beach
High.
Newport's line dominated on both
sides of the ball, enabling running backs
Brandon Finney (127 yards on 20
carries) and Tony Mancuso (73 on 15)
to run wild. It also paved the way for a
steady performance by junior
quarterback Greg Williams, who gained
his first start in place of senior Mike
Ofer, out several weeks with a broken
c:ollarbonc suffered in the opener.
"It was an ideal game," Brinkley said.
"I had the first 10 plays scripted with
eight runs and two passes. We ran the
ball well qain and Oreg stepped in and
did a good job of running the offense.
Ho showed a .Jot of poise and threw the
ball wisely (c:omplcting si.x of nine for 50
yards and a touchdown)."
Brinkley could not find any
disapp<>inting aspects of his team's rout,
but cited several areas of improvement,
including special teams.
"We shored up some concerns I had
after the first week, but next week, it's
back to basics," Brinkley said.
The basics of this one included five
Ocean View turnovers, and a sledge-
hammer offensive attack for the visitors,
that produced touchdowns on three of
four first-half possessions. Buoyed by a
21-0 first-haJf cushion, the Sailors came
at the Scahawks full force after
intennission, owning possession of the
ball for all but 5:54 of the final two
periods.
"We play good defense, and have for
quite a while," Brinkley said. "Our
offense put up some points tonight, and
out offensive line played very well. But
once we settled in and became more
accustomed to their (run-and-shoot)
offense, we played extremely well
defensively."
· Before the Sailors adjusted, Ocean
View drove 35 yards on 11 plays on its
first possession. But a 3S·yard field goal
try missed with 7: 17 left in the fmt
period, and the hosts did not cross
midfield again until the second-to-last
play of the game.
Finney had his second straight 100-
yard game by halftime (107 yards on 14
carries), and opened the scoring on a
12-yard run with 2:03 left in the first
quarter.
Newport punted on its second
possession, but the first of two
interceptions by senior linebacker Darin
Mangnall put the Tars back in business
at the Ocean View 43, seven plays later.
Williams, a 5-foot-11, 136-poundcr,
capped the ensuing four-play march with
a well-executed play-action roll out,
hitting wide-open tight end Jason
Lawson from 3 yards out to make it 14-0
with 2:32 left in the half.
MangnaJI, an All-CIF returner, who
had 14 tackles in the opener, made his
second big play of the night on Ocean
View's next snap, recovering a fumble at
the Seahawks' 18.
Five plays later, Mancuso pounded in
from 1 yard out and the rout was on
with 41 scoonds left in the half.
Mancuso added another I-yard
See SAILORS•
It was working in the second quarter, as
well, as Marina marched 52 yards for a
touchdown, the payoff a 28-yard strike 1
from DellaCrocc to David Anderson, who
simply went down the left sidelines on a
fly pattern, taking in the toss with room
to spare in the end zone.
Marina's 12-point margin at halftime
was highlighted by the fact Corona had 1
just 55 yards net, including three 6.nt
downs, and was into Marina territory on
just once occasion -thanks to Chris
Quinn's fumble recovery at the Marina
40.
The Sea Kings would net just 6 yards
before a penalty and a dropped aerial
forced yet another punt as the die
continued to be cast solid.
Sea Kings quarterback Todd Kehrli
suffered a lack of support up front, as
well as downfield as several long darts
with big-gain potential wont unrewarded.
"I thought Tom Hess ran the ball
well," said Holland, "and we missed a few
catches -three or four."
With Marina's third touchdown c:oming
with just 2:26 spent in the third qu:irter
all that was left was sbowtime for the
Vikings, who went on to connect with a
45-yard touchdown play from Della( 'rocc
to a wide open Mark Mahone (still in the
See CDM/D
' Third-quarter blues get Mustangs kicked in the face, 42-28
By KttWo6cott .......
OARDEN OROVE-Wa
funny in tho non-
humoroua tente or the ~
-how a team could do IO
much right on ofteue and
defent0 and ltill end up IO wt'Oftl·
Such wu tho fate of bead cOtich Tom
Baldwin ud hll COiia Moaa Hfah
MUl&anp, who bad aMrly twb the yaldl
Mbln& and ~ u R.aDCho AlamilOI.
more i1-IWb • ..., first dowfta and MW 1lhe foolbill J2 of 41 mi.nut-. only to
loM 43-21 ln • w ...... ~ Thunday
•t ..._ Or.ftde tfilh .
l8ldwlft lold ... .... Wtwt to do,
and tt.ey did k: a--. for m yards
(170 b1 J:em.ndo ~).and puaina for 71 more.
Baldwin told his defense what lo do,
and they did it too: Holding the Vaqueros
to 168 ground yards, 11 in the air.
B\lt whatever be told his special teams
to do, they either •) didn't bear, b) didn't
undentand, or c) chose to ipote.
0~onnalty. when you bold the otber
team's tliJbKt to (37) yarda )'CMI &et a
Win," Mid S.khrin, lhakin& bla head.
But not whe~ JOU fwnble a punt that
lc1dl to a toucbdown, b8w lbe foUowina
OM btoC:kOCI tor a TD and the next one
returned 63 yards ror a third 1C01e all in
tho 1pan of lil 1ntnutea ln • the third
quan.r.
Add to thia • 90-ya.ld kJckotf renam
and three IDte~ and ft quickly
'*°tlWil dew w11J the MUii'"" -~ l·l
after waltdna ~ 1Wen'191ne Palms, n-o. ln thetr opener a week earlier.
•
Last year Rancho Alamitos (1-0-1), on
the way to a 10-3 record ,and a CIF
semifinal berth, rolled over Costa Mesa,
28-0, in the sec:ond game of the season.
On Tbunday the Va(\\lel'OI beat the
Must~ 28-0, in tho lb1fd quilter.
Or, make that the Vick-ero&. While
Costa Mesa wu busy boldina tailback Jeff
Byrd to 37 yards (145 less than be gained
In a 21-21 tie with Troy the previous
week), fullback Leon Vidten Nabed for
116 ~rda and acored three toucbdowns -
all in the third quarter.
"We tried to nen thinp out a littJe bit,
1ive Vtd:en tile baR' more," said
Vaqueroe Coecb Rick Miller.
Until Victm toot the ball aaa. the
tine early m the llioond half and 9ddld a
16-yard hisf\·•teppina touchdoWn chreo
minutes later, the game wu anyone• to
,
win. ln fact. midway through the second
quarter, the Mustangs enjoyed a 14-6 1 lead. I I Costa Me$1 stnclt fmt when Fcnando / l
Ospina ruovcred a fumble at the RUcbo
AJamito1 ~ tine 30 leCOnd into t.be
f;;,;,ac:~ fint or three Jobprij ,
After the v~ acored ltit than
two minutes later. biliq to conven the
extra point, the Mustaap ltnidt ijiin.
Mike Cou blOcted a pw1t and Dolt Hin
foUd it in tbe eftd ~IOM, ~
~ta of "~" a~ the Viii~
lidiitine. . •
11IDlc ~were mt•IMd.
...... hid thinll IP-. °"' way ...
'numbef one• carriecf Mci dial kicllGlf for
a.ooeTA~
... ~~
Costa Mesa quarterback Matt Harber looks downfield for an open receiver as a Rancho Alamitos defender starts to dose in during Thursday's non·lague confrontation.
~ RainonW'Poloc
Costa Mesa Coach Tom Baldwin searches for some answers.
Statistics ..... =.:i:.=..--· CoSll Mesi 7 7 0 14-28
Los AmlQos 6 8 28 0-42
~Quart.
CM-J. Ospina 11 run (l.uxembolKver kick),
8:44.
RA-Byrd 5 1111 (pass taled), 7:00. ----~ CM-HIM recovered punt In end zone
(l.uambcuger ~7.:..._ "' RA-Bnnm ~~ 11111). ~02.
RA-Vickers 1 run (kick blocked): 8:15.
RA-Vlckets 18 run (Byrd 1\1'1), 5.24.
RA-Vk:kets 5 reun of blocked Plft (Foss
lddc). 3:12.
RA-Byrd 63 rut reun (Foss lddQ. 0:34. Fouf'tll Qurtw
CM-J. Ospina 5 1\1'1 (ldck lalled), 8:42.
CM-J. Ospina 7 pass from Hatt>er (f. Ospina
run). 0:28.
Attendance: 500 (estimated).
INDMDUAL RUSHING
CM-F Ospina, 17-170; J. Ospina, 11-86;
Julien. 4-15; Tran. 2... Hal1>ef ?+for-mln-8.
RA-Vk:kets. 13-116; 9yrd, 10-37; TOQll.
3-19; YOU!'(, 1-(ml!H), Brown, 2-for-mo-5.
INDMDUAL PASllNO
CM-Haltler, 10-22-3, 71 .
RA-Brown. 1-4-0, 11; Yount. 0-1-0. 0.
INDMDUAL RECSMNO CM-J Ospina, 2-25; Vega, 2-15; T1111, 2-7;
Nid>ling, 1-7: Meyer, 1-7: Jaglowstd, 1-5;
Hatdilg, 1 ·5.
RA-Vickm, 1-11.
OAMB ITATllTICI
CM RA
First downs 16 7
Ru$/le$-yanlaoe 35-275 28-168
Puslng yardlQe 71 11 Passino 10-22·3 1·5-0 Net reun ymoe• 8 90
Sacb-yardege 1-mln-8 1..mln·S
Net yardage 344 264
Punts 4-7 .0 4-20.0
F\Jnbles-lumbles lost 2-1 3-3
Rags-net yatdage 5-10 6-50 Time ol possession 31.58 16:02
•J>in rruns. irtefcepllons. tumble rtnms ~ IU1nonr/l>,loc
Mustangs' Johnny Ospina (1) rambles. He scored three TDs.
From 111
a TD. That wu the tumJnj
said Baldwin, referrin& to re
apec ia I i s t ·••f c ty-convor
quarterback Manhlll Brown.
took the cnsui.na kic:kofJ 90
untouched \<> even the naur19
score at 14-all.
What followed wu history in e
making as far as Baldwin
concerned.
"Twenty·
eight
points in
one
quarter -
that 's
n'cvcr been
done here
before," he
said,
alluding to
his career
as a prep
football'
coa c h .
"We work
on punt
protection
every day
0 f the
week. It
'T wenty-eig
points in one
quarter -· ff
that's never
been done he
before. We
work on punt
protection ev
day of the
week. It was
just one of
those things.•
.was just one-Of those things.'!
Credit the Mus tangs
damming the flooq and act
making the final scdre rcs;pec;tal~
Fernando Ospina ran for 2!fi;y
on 10 carries in the fourth qua
as Costa Mesa put together
nine-play scoring drives, one for
yards, one for 82.
Johnny Ospina, who gained
yards on 11 carries, scored on a
five-yard sweep and again on a
seven-yard pass from Matt Har
Under heavy pressurf most of
night, the 1unfor , quarter
completed 10 of 22 passes to
different receivers, but was pi
off three times.
"We'll do a little soul sc
now. We've got to get them t
worrying about who was at fault.
It's not one person who ma~ a
team win or lose," Baldwin said.
GAii• NOTU q_,, ..._.,, ~
Mesa's 11-PCL ~d. ~ his rtQtt lcnee~ second quarter Ttvsdly. ''Whethef h a S4¥Wn or ~ -., we'I ~ hM to
and sn," "8ad coach Tom 8'lclwln
receiver Mike ..,., ~ered leO Cl'lmPS In
the game, bu1 II was not serious Baldwin praised the
defensive eftorts of linebacker lllke Cot.. who
blocked I punC and forced I kimllle, Ind lneaWl
8ften fl•... who ~ I Rancho Al-*'s
ruminO blek al lhe ball FetNndo ~ Ad•"' Hern•ndea also had lum e recovenes
SAILORS: Ocean Vi gets a taste of Harbor's smashmouth I') I
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Newport Harbor . . wins eve ry war 1n
convincing style
From 81
touchdown run late in the third
quarter, and reserve back Wade
Tift, who converted four of five
PATs, capped the scoring with a
32-yard scoring jaunt with 4:59 left
in the game.
Joining Mangnall with intercep-
tions were Sky Harris and Tift.
While the defense was ·op-
portunistic, Newport's offense also
proved alert, recovering all three
of its fumbles. Only a diving ·
interception by Ocean View's
Pe ter Ohm a t hi s own 3,
bl e mished the near-s potless
offensive pe rformance by the
winners. ..
Earning prl· e for the second
straight week, re the offensive
front of Amin arhadi, Pat Cahill,
Scott Andrews, Marc Barton, and
Beau Ralphs, while tight ends
Lawson and Mangnall, as well as
reserves Matt Mourcaux and Phil
Bloomberg also opened holes
throughout.
Ed Aymami and Mourcaux each
sacked Ocean View's Joe Fraser to
complete the defensive dominance,
which allowed the Sailors to out
gain the hosts, 249-61 on the
ground and 55-43 in the air.
Statistics ~,
Npt. Hart»or M, Ocewl View 0. 8w9"' o-t... t Newport Hiit>« 7 14 7 8-
0cean ~ 0 0 0 0-
P'lnt cau.rter
NH-Roney 12 Ml (Tift kick), 2:03
leoond cau.ter ,,
NH -Llwson 3 pus from Will!Mns (Tiii Idell.
232
NH-~g::.0 41.
NH-Mancuso 1 1111 (Tin Ide~. 2.34.
fourtfl au.teer
NH-Anney 1 run (l<alser klctl), 1. 11
lu1
m
(JI!-Till 32 run (ldc:k lllled). 4:59
Attendance 1.800 (esllrnaled) 11
INDMDUAL lltUUtlMO ~1 NH-Finney, 20·127; Mancuso. 1~73;
2·29. Gu, 7·26, R smtt1. 1·11'hls-3. . 2-mirus-3, \Wliams, 1-minuS-14. ,.
(Jl/-Pn 7-27; Fraser, 8-19. 11
INDMDUAL PASllNO I NH-Wiiiiams, &-9-1, 50: HarTls, 1·1-0, 5.
(Jl/-fmef. 7-11-4. 43.
INDMDUAL Rae&MMO NH-Manc:uso. 2-17: Coalclo, 2-14; ~
1-6; La Bass. 1-5. Llw1on. 1-3.
(Jl/-Plll, 3·19; Dm, 2·21 , Mo, 1oti
Fanoga. 1-nil'Als-3.
GAll•aTATllT:-•
Arst downs 17 I
Rushes-ywdaot 47·2~! 131! PasU!g Y*1lagt ~
Passing 7-10-1 7-1 .. Net r.un ywdage· 28 ,..
Sacks·)'al'dao• 1-m1n-14 2.mfn-10 Nety~ 318 ..
Pl.Ills 3-30 2-U Mlbla~ losl M W Aaos-nrt ylnllge 3-10 5-12
Time of possmlon 30:18 17~42
·Pure """"' lran:epllons, lll'nbll m.ns 1
Prep football scores, schedul.e
~·Soof'M
CetUy 20, Los Amloos 15
IMrll 14, VIiia P111t I Loa Allmllot 10, FOIRlln Vllfr/ 7
M.lOflC)lla 14. l(tnntdy 13 Alncho Allmb 42, Ceeta .......
~ 1s, sm MerOlfb 12
Valencia 41, Sonofl 0
,~.ao.....
BrN-Olncla 37, ~ 0
Buena Pll1t 17 Canv<MI 9
c.p!S1rln0 v'iJ,,;, 20, Edlsqn 14 C111sb1c1 20.eiroro 12
Cypress 7, Watern 0 Dana Hll1 10, Trlllueo Hills 10
El Dor* 11, T !Vi I
El MooeNi ~~ ~ Hiii 0
B Seoulldo 31\' t.aau111 8eactt 13 Ellf*lllll 42. ad Ml V*t 0
........ ~OUllUO ,..7, 1
Glrdln OrM 40 Centlos 8
HIWllOme 27, s.c. Ml 7 u ..... 34, 8olsa Orflllde 7
~Hila 27, San~ 7
•
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Tom Hess (with ball), who averaged 5.3 yards a carry, drives into the Marina forward wall Friday.
Statistics Marina M , Corona dal .. , 0 ..... .., .........
M.ma e s 15 7-34 Corona det Mat 0 0 0 0-0 P1mcau.rt•
Mar -Dal1ing 1 Ml (lddc failed, wp rnA!ed),
10.22
hoeMau.t...
Mar-0. Anderson. 28 pass from OelaCroce (pass failed), 0:36.
n.1n1 avert ...
Mat-OelaCroce. 60 run (0. Anderson pus to
Resler), 9'.34.
Mar -Mahone 45 pass from OelaCroce •
(McMahan lclcll), 1 :25
'""" Guerter Mat-MIMls, 1 Ml (McMahan kid(), 2:51. • L~P~ Attendance· 3.200 (esllmlted)
INDMDUAL RUIHtNQ Corona del Mar's Tom Hess moves forsome tough yardage as Marina defenders move in for tackle.
Mu-Oell1Croce, 9·75; Marvos, 14-64;
Oaf1ino. 6·31, Bym, 6-25, Parrish. 3· 19; fllSlef,
3.18: Suftlvan, 2-8; T. Anderson. 1-6; Aeslef,
1· 1
CdM-Hess, 12-64. StttlbefO, 7-21; Kehrl.
6-9
CDM: One very long ·night for Sea KingS -
f1 le.P~
Sea Kings Coach Dave Holland was at a loss for the answers.
INDMDUAL PAlllNQ
Mar-OdaCroce, s..a-1 . 115.
CdM-Ketwll, 6-21·3, 54
INDMDUAL Rl!CEMNQ
Mar-0. Anderson. 2·65: Mahone, 1~5.
Mye<s, 2·5.
CdM-Hess. 2·12: Turner, 1·25; Clartl. 1·7:
Clemons. 1-5: Hoover. 1·5.
QAMll ITATl8TICI
-C4ll first downs 1 S 7
Rushes·yardaoe 0 ·255 23-108
Passing yardage 115 54
Passing 5·8·1 8·21·3 Net rnim yanlage. 41 13
Saclcs-yardage 2·1T1111·8 2-mln· 14 Net ywclage 403 161
Pins 2-36 7 -26
Fumbln·fllnllles los1 3.3 2·1
Flags-net yardage 4-20 9-55
11me al PoSsenion 27•56 21 04
"!Ve mums, lmfc~. lunC>le reuns
~ .
From 81 47.
third period), and a 48-yard Corona. meanwhile, was on the
scoring march with 2:51 left in the other end of the spectrum, and as
game. the game wore on it got no better.
Corona del Mar would get to "Our defensive coaches called
.Marina's 41 in the fourth quarter the stunts at the right times," said
and that was the extent of the Sea Thompson. "And Corona might
Kings' scoring threats for the have had a lot more confidence in
balance of the game. their game if they had caught
In the first half alone Manna some of those passes. They just
would enjoy tremend9lls fie ld didn't play their normal game."
position, taking posses~on at the For Marina fans, the feeling of
Cdfyt 1, CdM 47, CdM 45, Marina a return to the glory days of the
3~._ Marina 11 and Marina 48 -late '70s and early '80s as the
g1vmg DellaCroce the advantage / Viking veer operated with
of taking the first snap of each precision-like authority at times,
drive on an average of the Marina capped by the 60-yard dash by
DellaCroce and his two
touchdown strikes to Mahone and
Anderson.
"It's nice when the quarterback
is operating the veer like that."
continued Thompson.
0
GAME NOTll8 -ft was 1he WO!'St loss IOf
Corona def Mar smce a ~ loss 10 F<M1taln Valley
m 1973 iWld. ft was 1he biggest fTIMOll'I ot victory
IOf Manna S111Ce tile Vlldnos put away FOU!Uln
Valley in 1985 -by 1lle same score of 35-0
Mlsslno trom action tor Corona del Mar was
defenS1Ye back Ken ....... who was In Jlj)al'I
tor a college ennnce examtna!JOn tn nrms ot •
non-1eaoue ~ 11 was 1t1e wor;t loss tor
Corona det Mar stoce a 35-0 loss tG Slvama In
1963 -C()(()N s second-~ suson ~Coach
Howard Johnson
Monarchs crush hapless Swordsnle·n, 47-9
By Richard Dunn
SpaiftWrtter
SANTA ANA _
Knowing last week's ~r .,
scco n d h a IC was LJl"Ji-', ,fir
inadmissible, Mater _ • }.~·
Dei High made sure it "
drove in the nail for fou r quarters
Friday night.
There would be no relapse in
thi!o<-0ne.
Striking from every angle, Bruce
RoUinson's Monarchs -ranked
No. 5 in the Southern Section
Division I poll and No. 2 in
Orange County clobbered
former Angelus League rival St.
Paul, 47-9, in a non-league football
game before an estimated 4,200
fans at the Santa Ana Bowl.
"To be honest with you, we
definitely spoke about (playing)
four quarters all week," said
Rollinson, whose club is 3-0, the
best start Mater Dci has had
under its third-year coach. "The
kids did all the talking at halftime;
the captains did most of it."
Mater Dei, up 27-0 at halftime
last week against Capistrano
Valley, held on for a 27-21 victory.
Not the type of second half
Rollinson had in mind. ,,
So when the Monarchs cruised
to a 21-9 halftime bulge over St.
Paul, it didn't let up. ln fact. for
the Swordsmen, it got worse.
Much worse.
"We definitely came here and
outmanned this team," said
Rollinson, whose Monarch~ earned
483 net yards -265 in the air,
156 on the ground and 70 from
returned plays.
Quarterback Billy Blanton, who
was sacked only once for a minus-
8 yards thanks to an oversized
Mater Dei line, did not get his 300
passing yards, although his per-
formance was nearly impeccable.
Blanton had amassed over 300 ·
ya rds in the Monarchs' first two
games, but this time had to settle
for 265. •
He completed 14 of 18 with one
interception and four touchdowns.
He was pulled after his last throw
with 4:38 left in the third quarter
-a 38-yard scoring strike to Chris
Ruperto, who scored three
touchdowns.
"I really believe you've got to
win the football game and neither
Billy Blanton or myself were
interested in humiliating anybody,"
Statistics
Meter hi 4'7, It. Peul 8
kwe ~au.ten ~ J·1S, 1»41tl •·IS. Hal. H . ~. 1~. Cas11••
3 e o · o-e 1-4 7 14 20 6-47 ,.,.., cau.rtet
MO-R~ •9 pus 1rom 8IMIDn ~ ldttl). g 14
SP-ClrldeQs S2FG 4 sa
hMMOU.tw
l.40 -Thies 19 pass from ~ (8lllldbenl ICIC.k).
6 a.a
SP -M<Kmr/ 3 rvn (kl(~ fa~. 1 27
MO-Mennie 12 OHS ITom ~ (1llOadbetC Ide•)
0 a.a
TNnl Gvertet
MO-RUllCl10 5 11'1 (8toadbml ~. 8 S2
MO-Knull 2• ~ '*" ('lck IJled) 7 le
MO-R.-10 34 PISS lrom Blnln ~ ~)
08
'-"' cau.rtet MO-Vnquu 5 M (\a blocQd), 7.4-4
Allenclallce USO (IS'inltld)
INDMDUAL ltUSHIMQ
SP-Lenzen. lJ.29. ZllOflllO, ~17. swm. 9-8.
McKimey, S.7, Corrll. 3·5. Oun. 2-2
MO-RUl*10. t-49. Vnquu. 9-35. Sols. 2-15,
Rollinson said. "We wanted to
win, but you have to be careful not
to get too greedy. I was pleased
with the offensive line and their
pass protection.
"I'm pleased. I'm really excited
about this football team. We had
three great practices this week
because our guys were really upset
at what happened in the second
UK>IVIDUAl PASSlllQ SP-Lerven. 8-11 n. 107 ~ 1·1-'I. 3 Mcllmey 1).1.1
MO-lltnoll. 14.1e-1. ns. UN o.o.o
leHMVIOUAl Rl!CSMllQ SP-EICOllll. ).56, Swm 2-17. Mcl<mty M.
o~. 1-26. 8lldetrlml. 1~ MO-1<11111, s-74, Rue>e!IO. 3· 104. Thies. 2·35. KuM.
1-16. s.rps, 1-14; Morn. 1-12. Sullua. 1-10
GAii• STATISTICS
... llD
Flrst downs 11 23
RusheS-ywdaQe 39-78 26-158
Passing y.dage 11 O 265
PaulnO 9·13·1 14·18·1
Net rtUT1 Y•d•• 7 70 S.cb-yanlege 2-mln-10 1-mln-8
Ne1 ywdage 18S 483
Punts 6-3-1 1-42
Fumbles-fumbles IOSI o..o 1·1
Flags-net yardage 10-71 10-93
Time of pouesalon 30.11 17·411
· •Pun 11tUmS. lnterceotlons. fumble returns -
half of the Capo Valley game."
Blanton was warm as soon as
the bell rung, firing bullets to
Nicky Sualua (IO-yard completioh)
and tight end David · Knuff (15
yards) as the Monarchs rolled on
tQeir first possession, going 80
yflrds on seven plays as Blanton
capped the drive with a 49-yard
touchdown bomb to Ruperto over
1he middle.
Mater Dei's defense was not
quiet. either. Mike Lopez and
Ke vin Pekar recorded' sacks. Knuff
returned an interception 24 yards
for a touchdown in the third
quarter and Jason Thies. Jeff
Kuhn. Jo~h Coggins and Sualua
applied heavy pre~sure on St. Paul
quarterbac k Matt Lenzen
throughout.
The Swonhmen. who actually
had the ball longer than Mater
Dei (30 minutes. 11 seconds to
17:49), gained only 78 ground
yards on 39 carries.
Following its cushy halftime
advantage, Mater Dei made it ugly
in the third 'luarter, pouring salt
on St. Paul's wounds. Ruperto
scored on a 5-yard touchdown run
with 8:52 left in the quarter to
fini sh Mater Dei's first drive of the
second half, but three plays later,
Knuff stepped in front of St. Paul
running back Shawn McKinney's
pass on a quarterhack throwback
and returned it for another score.
After Mater Dei's defense
forced St. Paul to punt again.
Blanton had one more aerial left
as Mater Dei took over with 4:57
remaining on the third quarter
clock.
He reared back and uploaded
another bomb; Ruperto was on the
receiving end again, this time from
3 )ards out on Mater Dei's first
play of its new possession, making
it 41·9 after Brian Broadbcnt's
fifth extra-point.
0
ESTANCIA: Eagles post second straight non-league victOry with 3-0 verdict
Frqm 81
League championship. However,
La Quinta graduated 10 of 11
starters on offense, and it was
apparent Friday that the
replacements still need some time
to come together.
Estancia, which tied up Los
A.mjgos, 10-3, last week, had its
way with La Quinta, too. Leading
the sack attack was senior
def cnsive end Chad Sorrcnson
with 1 lh. Senior linebacker
Ricardo Aguilar added a sack and
an interception, while tackles
Carlos Cornejo and Alberto Rojas
had one sack each.
"The defense played great
a'llin," said Estancia Coach John
Ucbengood, dishing out praise for
most every player on the defensive
team. "We return nine of 11 on
defense and theit experience
showed toni&ht."
• In the tint half, the Eagles gave
La Quinta's young offense an
experience il coulCI have done
•hhout. The Azteca, held to minus
S yards Nshina and 49 net yards,
never croaed the .SO. •
But Eitancia didn't do much
better. aalnlna ju t 89 net yard
·and movini put the La Quinta ~O
..-&... '
J
Statistics
htencla 3, La Quinta O
~.......... I04M'9 by Guert0 .,.0 0 3 3 LO -Daniels. ~-ea . t!erv. 5·27; ~ ... --Satttpunwaycha. 2·!1
La Oultta ,........ o!rt! 0 0-0 GAiia ITA'flaTICa
Est-Smllh 37 FG, 7'10. let LQ
Allendn:e: 900.(lllMlled) Rrs1 c1owns 11 1
IMOMDUAL MISHINQ Rushes·yardaoe 27-208 13-21
Est-Gomez. 23·124: Ollhefsld, H2; ~. PuslnO ~ 10 Ill 1 _., Soils, 1-3; N111n10. 1-1. Jollner. PuslnO 2·9-0 12-25-2
l ·IOMllilllS-8. Net l"""1 yan11gt• 54 13
LO-Berg, 8-33; S&lltpunwaycha. 4·9, Saclcl·yardlge 4..fl1n-.25 · S-mk\-21
Ofangtf, &.foHnlM·35. "'----1-yatdaoe 247 111 IMDMDUAL PMIHfQ PIMU . &-39.0 7_.2 . .0
Est-Jotww. 2·9-0, 10. R#nbles-lllnl*l loel 2•2 1.0
LO-Gflnlltr. 12·25·2. 91. Aag:a• prdaQe • ~ 14 llfOMDUAL R•CllMllO Time of poumlon 28:08 1U2
Est-ScNsltT, 1-12, Gomez. 1-tof·ll'hll·2 •P\J'C """"-~ 1'mlle '*"'
only once.
"We're a young team on
offense, but we're getting better,"
said UebenJOOd, sounding much
like his cohort on the opposite
sideline. "I could see improvement
from last week to this week."
Indeed, the Basics matched the
three first downs they managed In
tho entire game aaainst Lo
Amigo two plays Into the second
quarter !l&Bin t U Quinta. And
with sophomore running back
Christian Gomez bQck in action,
the point~ could start flow1na in
the weeks to come.
"We didn't have him durina
spring, due to study hall, and then
he sprained hb ankJe during ran
practices, but he played hard
tonight. He's runnina real bard/'
Llebengood said of Oomet, who
carried the ball 23 times for 124
yards. .
It was Oome.t who launched the
Baalcs' lone scortna drive,
rumbUna off t~kl~ fot' 15 yards to
the Estanda 40 on the final play
of the third quaner. He ptned
five yuds up the middle on his ..
,
.Aguilar Smith
next carry, but hod to be helped
off the field after the play.
Gomez returned four flays later
on a crucial fourth-and· in which
quarterback Matt Johner kept the
bait and picked up 11 yards to the
La Quinta 40. Two hand-offs to
Oomez moved the ball to tbc 25,
and two plays later Smith<.plit the
upriahts.
°Fr~ddy Pajarito put h down -
he's a re.I ~ holder -nnd I
just kicked 11:• Smith said of his
winning kick. Hl've made kicks like
this in practice. In the aame the P9los ,et a little doKr, to you t!}'
to fotaet about it and just kick h.'
Johner will Uy to (~t about
hia lint (Vt'() pmea ~ina a ho
prepera ror thi" Friday"• vi it to •
Harrington Rojas
Corona det Mar. The lefty, who
completed only one pass against
Los Amigos, hit just 2 of 9 for 10
yards against a swanning Aztec
defense th8t socked him four
times.
Meanwhile, when Granger
wasn't naucncd on hi back, he
did have rca onablc success
through the air. The S·foot-8
junior nailed 12 of 25 attempts for
98 yard5' with Daniels and Mike
Berg catchin.& five passes apiece.
Bera led his team in Nshtng.
picking up 33 1ards_ on e'lht
carries. Overall, l.boUlh, it was a
disapeointlna niaht for both
offeMM uni •
In fact. for more than three
quarten. Friday njaht's contest.
RIJtgins Schisler
looked more like a ping~pong
game, with the punters serving as
paddles.
Aided by good winds and even
better bounces, La Quinta punter
David Matlock averaged 42 yards
on seven kicks, including boob of
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--Newport Harbor's Misty May(1) and Dani Foley (11) go up to blod< spib! attempt by Mater Dei outside hitter llecl<i Gohlke.
CdM reaches -oc volleyball semifinals
After slow start,
Sea Kings stop
La Habra in four
By Tim Meyer
Slloc1S Wl'lltr
'
Corona del Mar High
advanced to the semifinals of the
Orange County Girls Volleyball
Championships by defeating La
Habra in fou r games Friday
night, while Mater Dei was
de nied by Capistrano Valley in
three straight.
The top-seeded Sea Kings
rallied to win the first game of
the match, 15·10, aft er La Habra
had jumped out to an 8·0 lead.
They then won the second game
easily, 15-5, as the rcs\l.lt of some
perfect sets for their strong
outside hitters.
The team then needed to
regroup after La Habra found
new life and blew out CdM in
1hc third game, 15-0. The Sea
Kings were able to regain their
earlier fonn and never trailed in
!he fourth game, winning. 15·9.
"The team got complacent
after winning so easily in the first
two games, which is not unusual
at this level of competition," said
Cd M he ad coach M ark
Rivadeneyra. "They quickly
found out in the third game that
1hey were playing a good team. I
told the girls 10 go back 10 the
fundamentals in the fourth game
and we were able to pull it out."
CdM _ w_al J ed_ by -5-foot-8
outside hitter Channayne Conley,
who came up with some key kills
when the team needed a lift. The
news wasn't all good for the team
though, as middle blocker Kim
Smith had lo leave the match
with a knee inj ury she suffCred
early in !he fourth game.
'J'he severity of the injury was
unknown after the match, but
there seems little chance that she
will compete in today's contests.
Mater Dei, which had earlier
surprised Newpon Harbor, found
the goi ng much tougher against
No. 2 seeded Capistrano Valley
High.
l 'he· teams were tied 9-9 in the
first game before Capo Valley
ran ofr 14 straight points to gain
a decisive advantage_ In the third
game, Mater Dci seemed to get
things goi9g early by capturing au
early 6-2 fcad.
But like they had done before,
the Cougars wCnt o n another
streak, this time a 10-point run,
and Mater· Dci never threatened
again.
"We aren't playing the way we
want right now, but we were able
to come through when we had
to," .said Capi strano Valley
Co~ch John Gipe after the win .
Corona dcl Mar will play
Laguna Beach toda'y in one
semifinal while Capo Valley will
be matched against El Toro in
the olhcr semifin al.
Both matches will be held at
1hc Edison High gym at IO a.m.,
with the winners meeting in the
final at 6 p.m. today.
CIF: First title game against LA City Section -set
From 81
The proposal, submitted by El
l'oro High Principal Don Manin
on behalf of the South Coast
League, would have affected six
leagues in the 4·A division.
Barbara Wilson, a consultant
hired to coordinate the potential
formation of an Ora.JJge County
section, reported on a 9()-page
feasibility s1udy, which reflected
the willingness of Orange County
school districts to eleplore such a
move.
In other action:
The council voted to authorize
the section's executive committee
to pursue acquisition of a new
section office.
The current racillty, located on
the Gahr High campus in Cerritos,
is leased from the ABC Unified
School District, but the lease has
expired.
Rather than rent the existing
facility (whic h was hiked after
expiration of a 25-year agreement
from SJOO per year to $2,646 per
month), the executive committee
expressed interest in buiJding il s
own facility, which could be paid
off in five years.
Orange County Bowl picks up OCC, sponsor
By Richard Dunn
SpG!ts Wrtlet
Managemenl of the Orange
County Bowl, the top community
college post-season game in
Southern California, has been
taken over by Orange Coast
College beginning this season.
The l llh annual game, which
pits lhe Mission Conference's
Central Division champion againsl
an at-large opponent, is scheduled
for Dec. 7 at OCC's Le:Bard
Stadium.
After two yea rs without
corporale endorsement, this year's
contest will be sponsored by
Simple Green, a division of the
Hunt i ng ton Harbour-based
Sunshine Makers, Inc.
OCC replaces Saddleback
College in the administration of
1he game. Douglas Bennett,
executive di rector of the OCC
roundation, is the game's manager.
In past years, PONY sponsored
the Orange County Bowl, but the
athletic shoe company dropped its
sponsorship after the 1988 game.
This is the first year that the bowl
game has been governed by OCC.
"The sponsorship enables us to
have a better game," Bennett said
of Si mple Green, an all-purpose
automotive and household cleaner.
Bennett added that a portion of
the sponsorship will go to athletic
scholarships and also benefit the
college's football program, as well
as other athletic programs.
Since 1987, the bowl has
o perated a day ·n igh t
doubleheader, with the "Oassic"
By the numbers
played in the afternoon and the
"Bowl " featured in the evenin~.
"We're committed to pr0V1ding
one game featuring the Mission
Conference Central Division
c hampion against the most
attractive opponent possible,"
Bennett sa id. "A second game, if
there is one, will be decided upon
as we approach the end of the
season."
Bennett said a bowl selection
committ ee haS been assembled, a
cabinet of five OCC personnel.
The board includes head football
coach Bill Workman, athletic
director Barry Wallace, Dick
Tucker (coordinator of athletic
administration and legendary
coach), Jack Shinar (sports
information director) and Jim
Carnett (director of marketing and
CROSS COUNTRY TENNIS :.-WATER POLO
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,....,...,., 111. Hllul, 23:20: 36. Grlrt. 24;40;
311. Aitklm'lln, 25:01 ; 42. lW. 25:04; 44. Ftnlr\
25:0ll; 411. COclcrln, 25:'3; 58. ~ 211:53: 59. Pn. 28·S.: ISO. ~ M:SS; M. Hlnlen, 34:22 ·-,..,
Team scorn: 1. Wiii Y*f, J&· 2. SIOdltbaclf. "°· 3. R1¥tr11CM. 54; 4 . ONftite COMi, ••1 s GolOln Wnt 115: 8. Fulerton, 131; 7. Rlncho $»
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ICthr. 22:55; 20, Tllbol. 23:15: 21. O'Hll. 24:11;
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PIQlll 1, ,.. 1. Sim: T...._. I. McMlllln 1.
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'
community relations).
"E¥en if we didn't have a
sponsor, we could break even,"
Bennett said. "We'll be able to
give the gu~s in the game sweaters,
jackets or T-shirts.''
Bennett said OCC agreed to
operate the bowl game last August
after Saddleback dropped it.
"We're pleased to be associated
with this environmentally sound
product," Bennett said of Simple
Green. "The college is looking
forward to a long-term, mutually
beneficial relationship with Simple
Green."
Last year, OCC played in the
Orange County Bowl -its first
post·season appearance in 15 years
- and lost to El Camino, 2J..20,
on Dec. 1.
• -~
Cotti.... 3 5 3 4-15
HHWben 3131-1 """""'""'"'-··-""""'" 2. DlnWtO 2. Ftl 1. SMt; Awllll 4,
Coat.._. a, RINlaWa...., •
CosllMeu 2 1 4 1-I llNftlde Poly 2 1 2 1-II
Costa Mesi ICOMO: ~ 5. Poc1lr 1, MllOlt 1.
Gn)'d 1. SMI: A'llll I.
W-1.IMIW c...._.-•,,_..a
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Gm: 1, COOM 1. Smt: Piie 9.
DEEP SEA
'
In -
t-• RIVERSIDE Tho WATER POLO ~ ll Costa M ... H1~ woler polo ..-""
aquad began tlS ,teuon in
impmtfvo fashion Thiind1y afternoon, defeating dcfendlng CIP 3r·
A champion Rivemdc Poly, 8-6, at Poly's 1<1um-nt: .
The MuStangsi ,who earlier Thunda1. downed" Hacienda Heigh
Wilson, IS~. wCte off Friday and wdl opcn·.with the acmifin~·l '
loday. ht
The game against Poly was even through. the fi~t half before the>1:
Mustangs took control with a four·goal th11d pcnod. Three of the
J I. p '"' goals came from MeSa's top scorer, u 1an opov.
''They were double·teamins him, but he was able to overpowe!,
his defenden," said Costa Mesa Coach Jason Lynch. rt ...
After assuming a 7.5 lead after three quarters, the Mustangs 1 held the Bears to 4 single goal in the final period while 100ring an1
"
insurance tally for the final two-goal margin. 2 In the fint game against Wilson, Mesa wasn't able to pull awai 8 until the second quarter. It was ~-3 after one! but the M~tan~i.
took command with a five-goal pcnod to make.it 8-4_ •.~ halftime ...... ,1 "We-started out tentative, we had some pre-game JlttetiOUf we
regained our composure after that slow start," said Lynch. ..__..;ut
Popov scored eight goals while three other Mustangs notc:.~1
two apiece. v
Elsewhere: ,
•Lona Beach Wilson 16, Est.ncla Sj Est.Incl• 8, San LuJ1,,
Obllpo 7; Estancia 8, Downey 7: After being overpowered b)j ,
highly-regarded Wilson on Thursday, the Eagles bounced back with
a pair of come·from-behind victories during the scoond day of tbeJ,
Millikan Tournament. -.1•
Against San Luis Obispo, Estancia (3-4) trailed 5·3 going· into,
the final quarter but Ryan Bollenbach's goal with four secondfn1 remaining 1n regulation, off a pass from goalie Chad Cain, ti~d the_
game at 7. .
.In sudden-death ovenime, it was Bollenbach again, scoring from
the hole on a shot under the arm of the opponent's goalie to win
~ .
Against Downey, the Eagles again fell behind, this time 6-3 late
in the second quarter. Adam Bollenbach's goal pulled Estancia
within 6-4 with 25 seconds left in the half, then Ryan Bollenbach
and Brian Beatty scored to knot the game in the third quarter.
Beatty scored again to put Estancia ahead, and the Eagles added
the fifth straight goal for an 8·6 lead, then held on as Downey
scored with 40 seconds remaining.
"We showed quite a bit of characte1 in those games," said
Estancia Coach John Carpenter.
The Eagles arc in ,action with a pair of games today, the tint of
which is slated for Lakewood High at 11:30 a.m.
• Corona dtl Mar 9, Foothill 3: After yielding the first goal of
the game, the Sea Kings (2·1) pounded in the next nine to
dominate the Knights at home.
Ted Simpkins broke the ice to tie it early and Crosby Grant
added the second goal to put CdM ahead for keeps. Simpkins and
Austin Weir tallied two goals apiece as seven different CdM
players scored.
Next on tap for the Sea Kings is the opening of the South Coast
Toumament next weekend.
Costa MIJ8a /lll/ll'(Ml8 to 8-0
COSTA MESA -The
CoSla Mesa High girls VOLLEYBALL • '(,.
volleyball team remained r
unbeaten in lhree non-league
matches Thu~ay with a come-from·bchind 7-15, 15·6, 15-3, 16-14
victory over vis\ting Orange Lutheran.
Senior seller Janet Ospina contributed 29 assists while junior
outside hiller Olivia DiCarnilli notched 17 kills as the Mustangs
ov'e rcamc a slow start.
"Our defense was lacking in. the first game," said C:OSta Mesa
Coach Tomi Kenzie. "We improved our defense and got stronger
serving as the match wor'i on."
C.osta Mesa rallied from a 13-8 deficit in the fourth game to
clinch the match.
Elsewhere Thursday:
8 Newport Harbor 3, Marina l : The Sailors outlasted the
Vikin&S, 14-16, 15·1, 15-11, 13-15, 15-10, as senior outside hitter
Maureen McLaren posted 26 kills and freshman Misty May added
15.
• Mater Del 3, Ocean View 0: Outside hitter Amy Moeller
notched seven kills as the Monarchs swept lo a 15-8, lS-6, 15-8
victory over the Seahawks:
The Corona del Mar High
girls tennis team, behind the TENNIS • •
play Of the No. 1 and No. 3 ~
doubles teams, posted a J 2..(j
non-league decision over Foothill Friday.
ln No. I doubles, seniors Erika Anhood and Sara Cicerone
prevailed by scores of 6-1, 6·2, 6-2. The freshman-sophomore
tandem of Jenny Olttsgow-Jenny Murdy posted its second sweep of
the season by identical 6-4 scores.
The Sea Kings are now 2-1 overall entering next Friday's match
at Sahta Bart>ara.
In another match:
• Sunn1 HUit 13, Newport Harbor 5: Sarah Hawk.ins, who
improved her personal mark 10 13-2, was a bright spot as the
Sailors (2·3) fell short. Hawkins swept, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3.
SPORTS SCHEDULE
Saturday
foolbah
-Br Dr l'Uol
College -ArizON St.lite vs. USC at Cotileu_m/ 11:30 p.m .•
Community collqe -long Beach City LIM!eae '<'I. Golden W~ Col'qe lat
Oraf\ge Col5t CoUe.), 7 p.m.
W•ttr Poto
Community colleJtc -Orange ~ at Merced Tournament, all d.ly.
High sc:tlOOI -Costa ~ at Rivenlde Poly Tournament, all day; Newport
HarbOt (ro.h-toph tOUmilment, ;ill day.
Crotf Country
~ men and women -Soothem C.lifom11 College at Aztec ln+AtaUon.ti •t San ~ SUte, g a.m.
Hllf Schoof bow ahd girls -Cmt.1 MeM. Corona dtl Mir, &tanda, Newpott HatbOI'. Mar ~ at WoOdbridge ln\llllllional, IS a.m. VolloyWI
Community coUete women -Or.tnp Coast at bncho S.n11.tf> Tournament. ~ldoy.
HW' dlOOI airk -COit.ii Mnl ~ tt.rbor, Coron.t ct.I Mir, hwdl at Orange County O\amplonshlpl M (dhon, .alt dl;y. , ......
College men ~ Southern C.llfoml• C.ollep •I UCI, l p.rn,
Monday
Hif' IChool ;rts -CorORll dtl ~oro, 6:)0 p.m.
Teftftft. -
t-liati IChool girts -Meter Def •11.ap.1na HHll. l p.m,
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,I.Illy 8 -
1111 ••a 42 years later
• By Derril Brostemous among its members.
Sporb...,. "When I was a little girl growing
~ up on Balboa Island, I lived next
T hcsc anficrs aren't your s1cr-door to Stell Marshall, who was
eotyp1cal fishermen one of the founders of the club,"
portrayed in your average said James. "Little did I know that
"Acid and .Stream." But like the I'd be a member many years
sul;tjccts in the magazine, the later,"
grc)up shares a love of the Aside from charters throughout
outdoors and a love of the sea, the season out of Newport Beach,
They're Lhc Newport Harbor Long Beach and San Diego, the
Lady Anglers. This club is just ladies rcccnlly celebrated their
what the name suggests -women Club Birthday on Sept. 14. On the
wh,o enjoy fishing. agenda in the future will be a
HWc're a fun bunch of down-to-Christmas party during the
earth ladies who love to fish and holidays and an awards banquet
have a good time," summed up held at the Balboa Pavilion in
Linda James, a member of the January.
club. Trophies arc awarded each year
This isn't a new idea. In fact, for the largCst and second-largest
th;: Newport Harbor Lady Anglers fish caught in each game species
club is celebrating its 42nd year in on 12-, 20-and JO-pound test line.
1991 . According to James, the club S~cial trophies arc also given for
was organized back in 1949 by a vanous catches.
gr6up of 11 women who liked to Butto ns arc awarded for
saltwater fish . freshwater fish caught in any of
The object of the club, said the United States, including
James, was to interesl ladies in rod Hawaii a nd Alaska.
and reel fishing, to aid in the The tackle rules of the
conservation of fi sh in local waters lnternatio·nal . Game Fish
and to encourage sportsmanship A'isociation have been adopted by
AOVERTORIAL
,Now drivers can take the
,freeways by (desert) storm
in their personal Humvee
• In the mar1<et for a 4x4? Do y'ou want something that will stand out from
the Virtual sea al Broncos . Blazers, Cherokees ·and Range Rovers? Then
1wann up your checkbook, .because the ultimate urban assauft vehicle is
becoming available lo mere mortals like you and me.
Specifically, the military replacement for the venerable old Jeep Is going
on sale. That's right, the same vehicle tllat we saw
hostling across the TV screen each night on CNN
during the Persian Gulf War will soon become a civillan
vehicle.
Called the Humvee (high mobility multi-purpose
wheeled vehicle). or Hummer !or short, this
5,000-pound, lull·bme,, alt-wheel driver soon will be
sharing the streets with Ford Explorers and Nissan
, Pathfinders. Yet is somehow seems probable that the
Hummers will redefine what the tenn "sport utility "
vehicle really means.
For Instance, the Hummer can comfortably negotiate
water that's five feet deep, safely drive at 30 mph with
-----' nat tires or confidently leap out of a transport plane Driver's with a parachute (wouldn't that make a smashing
S t entrance at the local country club?). ea What you won't want to do with your new Hummer,
-----though, is attempt to drag race anything more powerful
than a grocery cart. Motivation comes from a 150-horsepower, 6.2-liter
General Motors diesel that drtves through a three-speed automatic
transmission.
With the wind behind it, accelerating to 60 mph will use up a
•quarter-mile of pavement and nearly 30 seconds. But don't despair, as the
•250 foot-pounds of torque at only 2,000 rpm will enable the Hummer to
climb up and over nearly anything that gets in its way. A 25-gallon fuel
tank will ensure decent drtving range as well.
Three vers ions of the Hummer will be offered Initially -a topless
pickup, a two-door hardtop and a tour-door hardtap pickup. None of them
is what you would call cheap. Prices will be $40,500, $42,500 and
$44.000, respeclively .
. And, if the rather lelsurely acceleration offered by the diesel engine is
less than you can be34 take comfort In knowing that Chevroters 7.4-liter
,gasoline VB already has been litted into several test vehicles, offering lar
more sprightly pertonnance and less noise.
tt you're after something just a bit more civilized (literally), then perhaps
the new Jeep Grand Cherokee wm be more to your liking. This is the
long-awaited model that effectively replaces the recently retired Grand
Wagoneer. Previously knOwn by Its code name 2J, the new Grand
Cherokee wm be wider, longer and more contemporary looking both Inside
and out than the current Cherokee models.
By dimensions, the Grand Cherokee will closefy match the Ford Explorer,
and this model will be the first product to emerge from Chrysler's new
Jefferson Averue North plant In Detroit. An lnline six-cylinder engine similar
to that used In the existing Cherokee models or an available VB wnt be
offered.
The VB could well be Clvysle!'s extensively modified 5.2-llter,
12311-t.nepower engine, olherwlse known as the Indestructible 31B. Don't
be slloclie<l II prices stan at $25, as the Grand Wagone•r's pl1ce was
, climbing close to $30,000 before It left town.
General Motors also wm be IDIOlng the ranks of the new and Improved In
the sport utility wars by offerlnQ Its compietelY redesigned full-s~ed Blazer,
Subutban and Yukon models. The Yukon Is essentially the GMC version of
last yeafs full -siled JimmY. a sister vehicle ID the Chevrolef Blazer. .
These giant truck-based vehicles have surliVed with essentially the same
design slnee 1973, so the updale Is quite wtlcome. Bath the Blazer and
1Yukon are available In two-<loOr 4x4 t/\m only, powered by GM's 5.7-llter vs and equipped with four-wheel 011tl-lock brakes standard.
-The hoods ars shorter. the windows are larger and more smoothly
-Integrated Into the body work, and lnteriDl1 are much mors welcoming. In
1hort. the new models are still based on a pickup truck chassis, but their
,design Is geared more toward comfort ow lhan_ln the past Wind and road
noised are bolh reduced. · The Chevrolef and GMC Suburban ~so receive the same re~slons,
'inclUdlng the new styling, modem Interior trealment and Improved
suspension syslem. Standard power for the l1Uge SUburban (selilng up to
nine) Is the some S.7-llter V8 found In the Yukon and Blazer, !hough 1
,7.4-llter engine Will be offerod ,as "' option. Bol11 rear 1nd Ill-Wheel drtve
are available In the SUbu!bln. At the DllllOSlte .ond of the sport utility spectrum IS I new Ctrysler/
'MMsublslli vehicle. ComblnlnO the compact sl2e of a smd Sidon Wl1IO!l
wtl!1 the utility and versatility of a minivan, the PlymoUlh Colt Vlsf&IEaOle
'Sllnmlt ~ EJcpo all are ossentially the same Yll1iclt under their skin, 10nQ and short -•se versions will be ofler9d It ·-. RIQlnlleSS, this !root-drive WIQOll Is pDWlt'ed by I four-(Yilndef enaine, '°""' ssa11ng for ft<t to seven .,.._ (depeodlng on 1111 Wlloll&ase
itnllll) Ind oftlll -k -ond II--drtwe IS °'*""· The COit ~ n II -lo the pmioul (lodge colt Vista, another Mill<llllN-clulOMd -le -IS l mW-minim .
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the club and govern the awards for
trophy fish.
''We are a non -profit
organization and hold fund-raising
projects such as our Awards
Banquet to benefit the Orange
County Handicapped Children's
Society," said James.
Presently, the group has about
70 to 75 members, according to
James, "a lot of which arc not
active, bul have been members for
many years." And the Lady
Anglers arc l<>oking for new
memhcrs.
Parsel has top 4-mile time
Dave Parscl, at 36 years old.
had the best time at the four-mile
distance during this summer
Estancia High Sc hool Summer
Shadow Runs.
Parse! toured the course in
20:51 during the race July 18.
Parscl also had the fourh and
seventh-best times during two
other runs.
Marty Callahan had the second·
best time of 21~02 on June 13.
The top female time for the
four-mile distance was turned in
by Valerie McCulchan, who was '
clocked in 27:58 on Aug. 15 .
Nancy Baird "'as nex1. with a 28:19
on June 27.
The best three-mile time was
turned in by Ruben Esparsa on
Aug. 22 when he finished the ra ce
in 15:23. just one second ahead of
Calla han that evening. ~1a ry
Schumacher turned in the best
female time of 18:56. also on Aug.
22.
A li sting of the 1op limes for the
two distances:
Name,Aoe
FOUR MILES -1 Dave Plt'st!, 36
2 Mi!Ty Callahan. 28
3 Curt Hughes, 25
4 Parsel
5 Jell Mitsumc!o, 19
6 Ca!llllln
7 Parsel
8 Aul>tn fsoarsa, 26
N•"'9,Ag9
1 IJ~lene McCUlcNn. 32
2 Naricy Baird, 4t!
3 M1tlielle Conley, 20
4 McCutcNn
5 McC!Acl'lil1
N•"'9, Age
THRl.E. llllLEI ....
1 Ruben Esparsa. 26 2 M¥ty Cadanan. 28
3 Brld Ale~an<ltr, 25
' Oave P11set 36 5 c~~•llin
6 Pa•~l
1 PilfSel a P;usel .......
N•m.,Age
1 Mill"'/ Scl'W'l~MI. 23
2 SI~" f\mbrcli•. 18
3 C.1r11e Apgd 15
~ Mtllnle C011ley, ZO
5 Nancy Barrtl, 40
TlnMo.t•
20:51 7·18
21:02 6·13
21"06 6·13
21 :07 8-15
21 :09 8·15 21 13 7-18
21 ·19 6·13
21 21 6·13
Tim• D•I• 15 23 8·22
15 24 8·22
15 30 8-22
15 43 a.22
15 ~ 6·20
15 52 6·21l
15 52 8·8
15 57 1·11
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month at the Western Federal
Savings and Loan building at No.
4 Corpo rate Plaza Drive in
Newport Beach.
The monthly meetings are held
on the third Monday of every
·rhose ladies inte rested in
information on the club are invited
to call James a1 (7 14) 494-1105.
•
Clean Harbor--lJay
takes aim at trash
Any and all concerned communi1v members are invited to take
part in today's I ith annual Clean" Harbor Day in and around
Ne""·port's Back Bay.
"It's a community-wide a11ack on 1hc trash in Newport Bay,"
said chairman Charlie Yates of Newport Dunes, where the event
begins today al 9 a.m.
Among the group~ joining in the effort on foot and in canoes
and kayaks will be the Boy Scout Sea Base, Newpon Aquatic
Center. California Outriggers Associ:i1ion. area scJlools and
colleges and other~. Yates said.
Spo'nsorcd hy !he Chamber of Commerce of the Newport
Harhtit Arca. and cndt,rsed bv the State of California Fish and
Games Department. the cveOt 1' par! of this year·s SeaFest
celebration . ,-
Anyone intcre~1cd should arrive b} 9, al ""·hich time lhey will be
given garbage bags and put on a tc.im ""ith 20-30 other peoQle. All
trash \Viii be ~epara led into re cyclahlc and non-recyclable urltd.
Fo\lo""·ing the clean-up. participants may return to the Nev .. por1
Dunes for hamburgers. pro\•ided by Carl's Jr. For more
information, contact Charlie Y atc~ al 7:?9·3863, or better yet, show
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SATURDAY -
TELEVISION
,.,1 Colleg'f Football
9:30 a.m. -Kentucky-Indiana, ESPN.
9:30 a.m -Cornell-Priocelon, SC.
9.30 a.m -Miss. St.-Tennessce, TBS.
10:30 a.m. -Mich. St.·N. Dame, Ch. 4,
11 a.m. -San Diego St.-Air Force, PT.
12:30 p.m -Arizona St.-USC. Qi. 7.
I p.m.-Cincinnati·Bowling Green, SC.
2:30 p.m. -Texas A&M-Tulsa, PT.
4 p.m. -1 loly Cross-Boston U., SC.
4·30 p.m. -Auburn-Texas, ESPN.
5 p.m. -Washington-Nebraska, Ch. 7.
7 p.m. -Cal-Arizona, PT.
"Now notice, ~tlemen, when I shine the light in
his eyes he becomes immobilized as If In a trance
and can easily be sacked.''
SATURDAY
• ASU-USC, Ch. 7, 12:30
• Atl.·Dodgers, Ch. 11, 7
SUNDAY
• Atl.-Dodgers, Ch. 11, J
• Cowboys-Cardinals, TNT, 5
MONDAY
• Phillies-Cubs, WGN, 5
•Jets-Bears, Ch. 7, 6
SUNDAY
TELEVISION
Auto Radn1
5:50 a.m.-GP of Portugal, ESPN.
9:40 a.m.-Goody's 500, ESPN.
Noon -Modified 200, TNN.
1:30 p.m.-Havoline 200, ESPN.
r Pro Football
10 a.m.-Vik:.inp-Saints, Ch. 2.
10 a.m.-Raiders-Falcons, Ch. 4.
I p.m. -Rams-49crs, Ch. 2.
5 p.m.-Cowboys-Cardinals, TNT.
CoUel" Football
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Pro Footbllll
10 a.m. -Raiders-Falcons, KFI (640).
1 p.m.-Rams-49cri, KMPC (710).
I p.m.-SD-Broncos, XTRA (690).
Bucblll
11:30 a.m.-Angeli-Chi., Kl.AC (570).
1 p.m. -A~l.·Dodgers, KABC (790).
I p.m. -Giants-SO, KFMB (76<>).
MONDAY
TELEVISION
Baltball
5 p.m. -PhilliLl!l·Cubs, WON.
9 p.m. -IBA All-Stars, SC.
LOS ANGE~ -Tbc Univenity of Southern
Calllomia foocball team, 1eetin1 a bit of coiWsteney,
opens the PKific-10 Conference portion of tu
lchcdule today when It entenaina Arizona State.
The kickoff is slated for 12:30 p.m. and the game
will be televised locally on Cltannel 7.
USC Coach Lany Smith is not convinced that the
Trojans are a sure bet to win today, despite the fact
his team is listed as a better than a touchdown
favorite. That's because the Sun Devils, 4-7 last year, appear to ~
improved. .
"I think this is the best ASU team since I've been c:oachina at
USC,"said Smith, in his firth year with the Trojans.
"Their defense is extremely strong. their offense is improved. bas
established balance, and they Just have more good players everywhere .
For a conference opener, this as a really, really tough game. I think the
Sun Devils will be strong contenders in the oonfercnce race.
"We're going to have to play every bit as good if not better than we
did against Penn State."
Today's game at the Coliseum will be the Padfic-10 opener for both
the Trojans (1-1) and Arizona State (1-0).
ASU is ooming off a 30-3 victory over Oklahoma State. USC was
upset, 24-10 by Memphis State, then pulled an upset of its own, 21-10
over Penn State last Saturday.
"It's going to be a whole lot tougher game than we bad last week,"
Sun Devils Coach Larry Marmie said. "I think SC played terrific defense
against Penn State, and their new quarterback, (Reggie) Perry, is getting
more and more experience and he's going to be good."
Both teams seem solid on defense.
Comerback PhilHppi Sparks and linebackers Darren Woodson, Bryan
Hooks and Brett Wallerstedt head the Sun Devils' defense, while
oornerback Jason Oliver and tackle Terry McDaniels have played well
for the Trojans.
Ofk nsively, both teams will rely o n relatively inexperienced
q,uartcrbacks.
ASU sophoeiorc Bret Powers, who had started just once before,
completed 14 of 25 passes fo r 207 yards and a touchdown, with one
interception. against Oklahoma State.
Faria wins match race,
scratch ·main events
lap handicap main event.
7 p.m. -Braves-Dodgers, Ch. 11, TBS.
8:30 p.m -Floridd·Syracuse, SC.
11 p.m. -Pac1fic-Hnwaii, PT.
12:30 a.m -Auburn-Texas, ESPN.
3:30 a.m.-Fairplex replays, PT.
Auto Racina
10 a.m. -Northwestern-Rutgers, SC.
10:30 n.m.-Minncsota-Colorado. PT.
8:30 p.m.-Micb. St.-Notre Dame, SC.
10:30 p.m.-Arizona St.-USC, PT.
B1HINIU 11
lO;lO a.m . ...:Cubs-Expos, WGN .•
IO:jQ a .. m. -Cards-Mets. W¢R.
Pro Football
._. 6 p.m.-Jets-Bcars, Ch. 7.
Horse Raring
It was a ·big night for Colton's
Mike Faria at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Cost, Mesa on
Friday. •
Faria not only won the weekly
scratch mai n event, but also took
home a $1,000 prize in a special
"winner-take-all" match race at
the Speedway motorcycle racing
program.
McConnell worked his way from
the 40-yard line into the lead,
passing Archie Perez on lap 3 and
pushing Perez out so that most of
·the fi e ld was able to pass Ba1tb1ll
Noon -Blue Jays-A's, Cb. 2.
4 p.m. -Angels-Chisox, Ch. 5.
4:30 p.m.-Cubs-Expos, WGN.
7 p.m. -Braves-Dodgers, Ch. 11.
Tennis
I p.m.-Germany-U.S., ESPN.
Motorcycle Racing
I p.m. -Camel Pro Mile, TNN.
Basketball
2 p.m.-Olympic selection, Ch. 4.
Horse Racing
8:30 p.m. -Fairplex replays, Ch. 56.
J a.m. -Los Alamitos replays, PT.
9 p.m.-Goody's 150; ESPN.
RADIO
Coll'&" Football
11 a.m.-SD St.-AFA, XTRA (690).
12:30 p.m.-ASU-USC. KNX (1070).
1 p.m.-CSN-CSF, KMNY (1600).
4:30 p.m.-Aub.-Texas, Kl.AC (570).
6 p.m.-SJS-LB St., KORG (1190).
Bawball
12:15 p.m.-Giants-SD, KFMB (760).
4 p.m.-Angels-ChiSOll, KMPC (710).
7 p.m.-Atl.-Dodgers, KABC (790).
Pro Hockey (Exhibition)
7:30 r.rn. -Pitt.· Kings, XTRA (690).
11:30 a.m.-Angels-Cbisox, Ch. 5.
1 p.m.-Bravcs-Dodgcrs, Ch. 11, TBS.
5 p.m. -Blue Jays-A's, ESPN.
Socctt
4 p.m.-Youth Championships, SC.
7 p.m. -English League, SC.
Horst Radng
8:30 p.m.-Fairplex replays, Cb. 56.
2:30 a.m. -Los Alamitos replays, PT.
3 a.m. -Fairplcx replays, PT.
Tennis
9 rm.-Germany-U.S., ESPN.
.
6 p.m.-Super Derby XII, ESPN.
8:30 p.m. -Fai§Plex replays, Ch. 56.
12:30 a.m.-F3lrplcx replays. PT.
Box!n1
8 p.m. -Andries-Harding, PT.
Auto Racing
I 11.m.-Goody's 150, ESPN.
RADIO
Pro Football
6 p.m.-Jets·Bears, KNX (1070).
BaHball
7:30 p.m. -Jays·Angels, KMPC (710).
-By Dena ls Brosttrbous
The match race was sponsored
by a local car dealership, and
Faria prevailed over a field which
included runne r -up Shaw n
McConnell of Brea, Brad Oxley of
San Juan Capistrano, Costa Mesa's
Bobby Schwart:i: and R uss
Wagman.
underneath him.
Riverside's Scott Brant fell into
second and held on to that
position with Oxley third and
Faria fourth.
A crowd of 2,133 was on hand
for the night of racing.
Spa~.,
l•t Onntte COUftlJ Pilh•=-t ~ti main (4 laps): 1. Milt flfll (COiion)! 2.
Sieve Lucero (Riverside): 3. Gaty Hlckl (Riverside):
4. Bobby Schwanz (COSIJ Mesa).
Orange Coast wta pair In Merced Davis replaces McNamee In the four-lap scratch main
event, Faria got the gait and went
wire-to-wire, fe nding off a
challenge by Steve Lucero of
Riverside. Faria won by a half-
leng1 h. whi le third-place Gary
Hicks was never a factor and
Schwartz went down in turn one at
the start and was eliminated early.
Handicap main (II laps): 1. Shlwn Mc:CoMel
(Bea). 2. Scoll Bnri (Riwnlde); 3. Brlll Oldly (San
.luln Caplmno): 4. Mike Flril (Colon>: 5. Josh l.Jrsen (Bllboa): 6. ArcNe Pem (Costa. Meu); 7.
Aswty No11Mc> (OrUrio); II Pit Colnl (Celtl
Mesa) The Orange Coast College wate r
polo squad improved its ledger to
11·1 this season with a pair of easy
victories on the first day of the
Merced Tournament Friday.
In the opener, Bill Nickel scored
four goals and Rich Ruffi ni added
two as OCC took a 7-1 lead at
halftime and was in front , 11-2
entering the final quarter.
Russ Davis, who guided the Woodbridge High girls basketball
team to the CIF Southern Section Division ll·A title last year, said
that he will be the new coach at Estancia.
Match 11Ce: 1. Mike Fwta (Colon); 2. Slwn
McConnell ~): 3. Brad OideY (Sin JUln
Capistrano): 4. Bobby Schwanz (COsta Mesi): 5.
Russ Wigman. Davis will replace Lisa McNamee, who has left Estancia to
become an assistant volunteer coach at Stanford.
The Pirates raced to a big early
lead and downed Citrus, 12-5, then
used a big third quarter to
frust rate Merced, 14-9.
Against Merced, the Pirates
struggled early and trailed 5-4 at
halftime.
Davis coached the Woodbridge varsity last year while Eric Bangs
was on sabbatical. He had assisted Bangs the previous s~ seasons.
-By Tbt Piiot
McConnell, who was second in
the match race, did manage to
take home top honors in the eilht·
Second OMslon main (5 laps): 1. Bob Rlc:tW'dt
(Cotoraclo ).
Third t>Msion main (4 lips): 1. Jelle l<lng
(HulClnglon Beach)
Allendlnce: 2. 133
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TO LOVING IROTHIRI ATHLETIC A LtnLE ROllANTIC UVEUI
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Adultl ody. $1.50/IM'10 rrin
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1·~903-1188
$15.00 pet c.all SAIL A pretty. VfK'I ctuey. LOOK.jlJKE llllCERE KINKY WIDOWER 1-90M48-5MI ATTlllCTIVI SWF, 30, attnlcilve AT· ~~nett~~~ (Calec, Wiiiiam, or SWM, 33, 5'10", 170, Trim SWM, 152 look• Educated, fun loving, FOR EVERY DESIRE LIVE DAZZI llG GIRLS
1.--..00 Am chltec:t, H•k• SWM 1 DannleC). Dwtt·halred, Ilk .. aerot>tca, weight 45, 8', 180 lb•., blond one woman man. No 24 h,. 11.95/mW 10 min
30-40, Intelligent, edu-maroua ntere•t• lc•blua ey ... tall and llftlng, •ports. movtes, blue ayH, ~· trim children. Emotionally lllTILLIGENT catad, fitness con-... ks attractive, •uc· hand•oma, prof•• music, reading and cutelah SWF 35-45. and flnancllilly aecure.1DTDl1DAYAIUILE
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CALL 1·90(F73T·1188
$2.54/mln, 10 min/min St ab I• and a C· ac,loua, generoua, al· ceaaful man, 44 to eo, •lonal a plus. Wanted mQ!9. Seeking SWF Sense of humor a Seeking pretty IMJy 40 ALL• IEVUE
complahM blond, 44, fluent g•ntleman, tolayfu'oor-forever., 1'~ by blonde beauty, wtth compatible Inter· must. Movie, music, to 55, with good
5'5", flt 8nd happy, cpmmlttad relatlon-P and am a ot SWF, 28. #3003. aata. #1980. fun companionship, morat/•thlcal values. t~
$2.50/mln, 10 min 24111
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BY AREA CODE TALK TO LIV'R
llkH th• outdoors, •hip/marriage. N/S/D. fun to be with. You a•.al'lu FULL TIME prtvat• 1 On 1 love #1977. HOME#'• S2Jmln loolclng for one man -2936. wlll be glad you '°""'" partl••· -1984.
with humor and 1n1eo-1-------_ca11_ed_. *_a_20_. __ TEMNll ADVENTURER WON'T BE
1 ·90().82().3355
$3/mln. Must be HI yrs
GIRL.SI
CALL1·~11n
$2.50/mln, 10 min/min
rttv. 11k.. dinner at MIDWESTERN VIBRANT INTEORln swM, 39, t1nanctai1y LAROE DIUPPONTED
8:00 Of aftet, who's ROOTS CLAll'Y •ecin eHks SF, :>S. ME TOO "Exceptionally Hand-
wllllftg to travel to International .tut-a~ Energetic, athletic, 35 trav9flng compan-33, SWM ... k• large soma", I.all, flt, 30'• .... ,mort S..Ch. 44--·7~• .... a_a,..__ prof ... lonal SWM 44
eor ~-.. ~ ttw, t.Qov, tit and fun "1 1"""' 1 nn;; • • Ion. From Alaakan wll· SWF to share good gentleman; very lov· • --.. _.... DWF IOOktng lor that Phyals;ally flt, edu-very r .. I. no praten· demau ftahlng to ax· time• and be.a Irland. Ing, caring, under· ATTRACTIVE spaclaJ man 39-49, N/ cated, 11nanctally and -tlona, ... ka-anractlve, plorlng ancient ruins. #3005. ·standing, playful, Intel-
LATIN S for mutually nurtur· emotionally atabla, flt, emotionally avail· Muat be flt, anractlv• ----.. ---.. -0-E--llgent. sincere, au-Ing, lovlng, open, hon-moraUy whole•oma, •ble woman, 25-40. to and daring. #1982. ~""' thentlc, romantic and
..atdng committed r• eat commitment. II sensitive and humor· ~::Opllf~~eda~ --0-Ell-..;EROU-.,..,,,..,.,...,,.l--I BY sexy, with varied Inter·
Call 642-5678.
Put a f ew-w-o·ras
to work for ou.
llldonaNp ~ SWM, you're emotionally oua, ••ml retired, en-eats. Seeks: Very ~1. good fMtlng• available lor a lovlog joys llfe, dlv1eralfled latlonahlp. #HM9. EXECUTIVE CHRISTMAS pretty, slender. sweet --------------------------
8nd weft.4ducated. I ralatlonahlp, please lntareata and tutu, BLOND HAIR Succeaaful lnvaatment la poaalbl• wttan • na· and compatlble glrl am 38, 5'2". I Ilka to call. #2921. wlahea to m"t with Banker, 45, seek• turtng, attractive, lady friend. (BaJboa Pen·
c:tanc:9, movta•. din• --------gentleman of •lmllar BLUE ms travel companion, SF, In her 30's find• her nlnaula). -3008.
out. I ldd. #4006. MR. background for good SWM, 5'10", 180, ftt, for exotic, romantic splrttually awake, non-__ W_OR_,_K_u-an-0--1 _. _ _.__ RI~.,_ tlm•a and quallty attractive. Wall· trips for t;>ualneaa and smoking, aucceaaful, .._,
"' 1..-11w5 vnu companionship . traveled, Intelligent, pleasure. 5'9", 180 mldweat values PLAY HARD LOVING SWF, 44 vrs .. 130 lb•.. #2923. 31 . To meet ettracttva Iba., open, dynamic. Prince. Humor and DWM, 37, 5•7 .. , enjoys PROFllllONAL blond hair, green --VIV--l -C_l_O_U_S__ SF, dark heir, any communicator. non-gratitude wlll make hontu, skiing, music, •Y••· Love early race, 21-31, for rel•· smoker, no "head our love sing. Sharing travel, -ks fun, ad-
and cartng SAF, 35, Rock·N·Roll, amu•• ZANY tion•hlp. #3002. cu••" apply please. Ille Is the answer. v-ture In SF ..... ""~. 5'4", 130 Iba., Hatting ment partta, board & ••• .. ~ anTIST BRAIN •191e. #t948. SWM or DWM 33-40, card games, movt... ""
good man, good t>a-p1ay• & dancing. Fema1a, 48, 5·10", ac-SEEKS HANDSOME
havlor and aucceasful Looking for SWM compllahed striking EXOTIC In hie Clll'Mf, for laat-under 50 yrs .. over blond. Eccentric, er• BEAUTY
Ing relatlonahlp. 5'8", smokers O.K. atlva, Intellectual, so-lnterutlng, •ucceaaf\JI GENnEllAN
#2935. t12953. clal, educated com-SAM , 3 8 , • • e k a Flt 50'• E.uropean •
CULTURED NEWPORT BEACH munlcator. Paint/draw, young., girt for friend· Joya th• simple things
remodel, Real E•tata. ship and fun. I am In Ille. J.ooklng lor at· PEARL QORQEOUS Love belly leughal 5'9", 170 Iba., lit. tractive woman to
ProlaulonaJ, vagetar-BUTTERFLY Creative bonding Pleaae be pretty, open ahera llle'a laugha
I.,, -.tty SJF 38 needed nowll #4002. and trim. #3009. with. Lei'• exchange • ... -• • · n.ecta e sexy ahoulder h 966 •r11atlc, Intellectual to land on. Doa•n't WANTED DOllESTIC P otoa. -1 .
and from the East smoke. She danc... oua1 --E HANDSOME eout ...u aecure, PROFEISI ..,... , , r educated gentleman swim•, beach walks. Mau GIRLS FUN
and kindred aplrlt for Luxury condo, ward· _,. HONEST meaningful relation-robe to White House that knows how to be appeal to thl• SWM , _ .. , ..... ,...,. or atey home. 60'•. romantic. I'm ac:tven-S', 175 lb., dart! hair. Hll I'm 6', a flt. Hna
.. np, .. ~. blonde, 125 Iba .. 5 '5" turou•, Ilka to play I'm good looklng but tlva, youthful 38, ... k DECISION ten. t12922. tennla, non-amokar. modest, Ilk• to cootc, Ing love and .no
I'm ettractlva epeclal low children and the gamH with e ve TIME PRETTY lady In my 40'a. water. I'm happy-no cute lonely lady with a
I'm looking lor tun, SHAPELY #4007. hang up•. Seeking great heart. Calll
adventu re. lamlly, SWF·DWF-attractlve #1981.
1ove, HCU11ty. 1 1ova BLONDE p ...... 30-38, prefer ---umw--'1
people, •un. ocean, SWF. auccessful •x· long dark hair but?
good health, and ma. ecutlve, humorous, #1978. CHRISTIAN
I'm aophlatlcatad, non-rallglou•. love• DON'T Male student, SWM, beautiful, poaltlva. w"kand• away, •kl· A 32, looks 28, aoeks
Dancing under the Ing, laughter. Sffk• REAL IE non-material SWF, 2
stara on our world SWM ~. aucceu· SHY 34, walks on beach,
tr8V9f br .. thlng clean lul, attrectlve, witty, llAN movie•. tennis, long
air woutd be h .. van. communicative, n/a/d . affk• • lovable, exclt· You're 50 + • attractive. talks. Down to earth, PIMH be SW male. Committed relation-Ing real woman for spunky, full of energy open and honest, for
48-e6, tall. #2952. shlp/merrlage. 12950. real chemistry b•· with • paaalon lor llfe. romance or just lunl
E.._ICH Rrafty twffn us. He la S'2", You want to ahere !1'3000. nn ...-allm executive, 64, at· Blue Jeana or DreHy ---------1 YOUR FOR tractive. lnterutad In TlmH, long walk• and HEAL THY
UFE CO-ITMENT arts, .. mng. cherttlaa, telk• anc:t leughter. HAPPY
hHlth. She would be candlelight, )au and
DWF, 53, are you In-DWF, 41, aeeka hap-feminine and frff to claaalca, travel and HANDS01!9EI
tareatad, honeat, plnHa from ateady share his Ille. #3007. cooking. I'm 61, DJM, Ready for your BEST
all'Wght fol'ward, Hn-WM, with calm lor· 5'11", 190 Iba .. •• & LAST romance? Me:
•ltlve, Independent wardly active look, ATHLETIC cure, Hnaltlve, ener· tall, zHtfut, playful,
and wiling to Invest Eaatam value•. 5'1 l " FUN LOVING g4'tlc, humorous, edu-• d u c • t • d , c 0 m· ~ In a nurturing and up, truth, home, .,., •9.. 165 cated, romantic and mltebla, pa•alonata,
ret.Uonshlp? Call me. caring, understanding, SWM, • ....,, 5 ' ' aomewttat ahy, friend· gentla-aplrltad, mid· Who you are la too giving. -4004. llt, Intelligent. romen-ahlp, conversation waatern gentleman. or-t not to share. _... ___ T_AL_L___ tic. Ilk•• dlnlngk, ldanc· and companionship You: 35-49, adVentur·
.. ._...,, Ing, beach, • • na· first and then? #1983 . .. £... ture. s .. 1ca trim and ous. fun-loving, trim, . ATTRACTIVE aware, unemcum· EUROPEAN n /a, unencumbered. SUCCESSFUL bared, N/S lemel•ag• OR tl1962. llAN
NATURIST
BEACH
LOVER
SWM, 39, tall, hand·
some, lntelllg4Hlt, real,
looking tor adVentur·
oua, tall & lit N/S bru·
nene 2&-38, wtto en·
Joy• aun, aalllng,
travel & laughter.
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SEEKING
RIGHT
LADY
SWM. auccaaslul,
8'1'', 190 Iba., good
looking, flt, n/a, 48,
look 36, seeking at·
tractive SWF 30-40 for
enjoyment/committed
relallonahlp/manlege.
#1965.
TALL
ATTRACTIVE
YOU/ME
TLC HAPPY
Fun-loving, sen•• of
humor, enjoy• huga,
walka, travel, dinner,
dancing, sunsets,
seeks adventurous,
honest, 39-46 lady for
frlandahlp and lasting
retatlonahlp. #1978.
Pcr c..,()11,11
Service'.--. JOOS
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900-535-8585 99C/mln GENTLEMAN . SWM 41 6'4" look· Alone? Wanta fall in
Ing ;or ihat ;peclal Love? Chrletlen
woman who wants a Phone Romencel It
monogamous man. Work•I $3/mln. 1·900-
Walklng, travel, mov· _7_86-_77_1_0_(_2_4_hrs_) __ lea, music. fun Non-1 _______ __,
smoker anc:I Ill.
#3001.
TRYING
SOMETHING
....
NEW ~
Shy SWM, 27 yrs. Ji'
young, 6 ', 185 Iba.,
~nd. blue ayes,
fovea beach Ille, cy-
cling, music, moun-
tain•. Looking for
companionship with
SWF with almllar Inter·
est•. #1981.
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OWF, 49, looking for .....;;.o._pen_. _11_3006 __ . ___ ana•n ••N HELPI
50+ N/S companion ._.....,. Thia nice guy, (SWM, Fot a.if'ltd Ad
with almllar back· MEET female aought by at· 24, 8'3", 195) doesn't FIND ACTION
WANTED!
ground & lntera•t• tractive. educated, want to finish last. I'm Call
ranging trom outdOOf' end traveled SWM, 24, looking for someone _.
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56-70. Me? I'm 57,
15'5", blonde, blue ev-a. madtum build,
nice to be wtth. Sound
Good? '14000.
actlvltlH to candl• for frland9hlp, Ian-who la educated, fun, fm~
llght dinners and eo-80meone special guaga and cultur. le•· sincere, attractive, ro-an apartment D-YISOI •
clal oommltmante. through clua1fied •ona. Engllah ftuanc:y mantle and love• th• throunh clli.uified ~.1611 :•
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#4001. not required. #3010. outdoora. #1947. ,, •
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SPECIAL GARAGE SALi RATE
CALL 642-5671
l I
( j t '_) I ' .' .'
Crafte1'8: 80 Bisque eni-
mala, 2 lg ••ec oak deaka, dealgner
clothes tC>-12, ahoea
1 ON, anttqun, bric·
breo, atlver, Havll•nd
china. Xmu atutf. etc,
etc. Sat/Sun 8am-5pm. Alley behind 424
Dahlla, enr 1 at A~.
Costa M0s;1 6124
r'-J• :. I ' '
H1·.11 :1 I 1 t ,lj
Sat/Sun. 9 to 5 . Lawn
mower/edgr, patio
tum .• deak•, 7' Rod
Iron bird c.ge, .tc.
248 e. Wllaon. CM. ---------1 Moving Sale. sat 8 to 3 .
SATIJRDAYONLY Furniture, klda
l'. "
St 'I I ' " $1.50 per llne
per day. eo.t w~.
T'h9t'a All )'OU pay. Exeellent, -thorougfi,
.._..,, Ol'I • -dependable, fr ...... _, ·-Call tOday. Excellent t3 ~ refereneea. Jull or
SERVICE oouo 860-64S4.
DIRECTORY
FM more lnformatk>n
CALL TODA.VII
Btl', I I
St·.,,. . ; . .,
LOVINO mother will
watch your ehatd, o.a
yr9 otd. • yr9 ... tw.. Jodie M7o0711
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7141194.oeoG, eve
714/87H781.
AM-4PM. Furniture,
•• roll top d•tk,
baby ltema, wedding
gown & veil alze 8 ,
mlac. 499 Cabrlllo.
848-3629 Sat only.
8 :30am. 447 Coata cloth••· refrigerator,
Meu St. C .M. Utile bit mlac. 1938 Port
of every1hlng for aalel Net.on.
ASK FOR
CANDY
Need a Fu? We handle
It all, typing, A/P &
A/R. All bua. nMde
handled by our Sect)'.
Guar. loweat rates.
673·2309.
=-,.~: aRIOKL TIL•, Cleanlng.ftaaldenUa~ eee-3118 • L 0 C ~, C 0 M· IOtdV8ath Spec:lalleta. t350/M() M)E .. CM
Skyllghte, wlndowe, Main Channel e • t
THURS, FRI & SAT -.. -.-d-e_o_o_r;_•_t_l_ne __ S_•_le_.
1 O•m-4pm. Interior fl/2r.<Jf22. o to 3 . -CU•·
Deeorator'a Salel tom furn, excel cond.
Mostly newl 4 Sofaa, Decorative ittema.
Iota of lampa, pUloWa, Women's a kids cloth·
art worka, exec deak, Ing & ahoes, new &
Your
Service Dlr8C1ory
-Rep1eNntatlve Jii•UY FULL OR PARTIAL
TRUSTD•aDS (714) 838-4577
Commerelal. Exeei. -,,.,,-....,. ..... -.... P ... Al--ll""S.,...,H-... -"'-te/--CIUlft Uc. & Refa.
lent, thorough, d• ......_. PftOPEATIEB-' 875-3862. Fmch doon, eee. UC. bNrn up to· 11 t
-n274W. 'e5CM)389 long. Can 97S-t1S1
20 YRS Accummulatlon.
Sofa & love aeat, elee·
tronlct. etc. Sat/Sun
9am. 2172 Meyer Pl. tables & much morel uaed. Speed akl. etc.
Excellent condition. etc. 3235 Broad St.
842-4321
Ext 310
PUBLIC NOTICE
Cabinet~. 3·190
Jfendable. ~,... e.t., p-,_. ,._ ................. ... oall today! Exoel. refa. -.. -,..... .. u,. ... .
Ballentlnee ..... 7041. Dl'ywall. ~277
HOUSECLEANING. 15 •flANDYllAfl•
y,. EJcpeMnc9. Refer-11111•9IN ~ .-. Mualoal Dir. for Nwpt eneea. Reasonable ___ c.._8!udt __ .. _1_~---Hbr HS a CM CMc
r.t••· Mana, 241·9553 A HAIUW MANI PlayhouN now offer•
1\.1 t I', II
L• ~,·,, ,, , ,,\3·)
s, t ~ t It
S· ., \ 11• '••, .'' ' ...
10
BLOCK S ALEI 1664
Tustin Ave (In Back).
New wedding dren
alze 1 , n-eoffH table, whit• Ille & oak,
cu•tom built. $100/
each. Baby ltema, re-
1045 Weatward Way. Nwpt Hts.
C.M. 842"2255 _R_E_F .... R-IQ--,-9-5-, _N_e_c_c-hl01 The Calif. Public Utlll·
lies Commission, RE·
QUIRES that all used,
household goods
movera, print their
P.U.C. Cal T number,
llmo'a & chauffeur'•
print their T.C.P . num·
ber In all adverlls•
menta. If you have a
question about the I•·
galfty'of a mover, llmo
o r chauffeur. Cati:"
Publlc Utlltles Com-
mission. ~14-558-4t5t
...,.CONVEYS CUSTOMS
Cabinet a/Furniture.
FlnlstlH/RHtoratlon.
All quality. 548-6375
WANTB Home Repalta pvt. piano/organ lea·
Dirty HOU9N & Buay Home Design aona In your home.
Met.lculous Morton'•
Mobil• Scr"n Servtce
Nobody beata Mor·
ton'• prices Nobody!
Our prices are •o low you have to look up to
aM the bottom . Hu your camper .,_,
.... ng more dr!Yeway tll8n
campsites? SeH fl with
1 classllted Id.
sewing mach, Sim-
mons hld•a-bed, anti· que rocker, typewriter
S45, Iota of ml1c. SAT
Sam, 2007 Vlata Cajon frigerator & ao much i----------------------
morel SAT & SUN 8-4.
Depre .. lon glue. other
glauwar•. OU IAmP•. lawn mower, etc. Fri &
Sat, 8 to 5. 234 Hiii
Place.
HUGE SALEI To"ot.,
aporta equlpt, h••
wares. All muat gol
SAT 8am-4pm 711 w
~"" ca. 9et
cad t}1dcM1 witl
aJt at/ ill claui/lea
Gill 842-5878
Carpentry 3510
Cement
Concrcll.' ,b2b
,/ ,/D r lveway a-p atloa-
paths etc. No joO too
•mall. ...... Lio. .....
Mickey 536-0553
D.A.Z. Conatructlon
People. "Who Ya Call John 83HS333 S15/1eaaon. All i.v.ta.
Gonna call?" OT. llAINTllUNC• Kevin Weed 539-8851.
•llACH MAIDS OV.r t 9 .,_ exp. In
Ue. & Bonded. ._ Apt. Malnt. W• can
10% Oft. 982-6485 handle anything ahort
Plano leaaona. All eg••· Your home. Over 25
yrs exp. Ref. avall.
714/888-0181 Uly.
COMPUTER HELP:
IMC can ualst you
with any prob.lero.a. oc
need•. 800-584-9291.
Con tr ,1ctors 3558
of a major overhaul.
Newport Beach ·
ca.ta MMa ·Hunting-
ton Beach Areu. Call Pci1nt111£1 J8SA
CENTAUfl MAlNTEHAHCE ll'JI Y,. of 11Mar .Loc11.
--~ QualttY.Minded
DAN'S Holi!e/Buslneaa Custornn. Rlcfllrd Sinor
Improvement. Drywall. ~)845-3209 Carpentry ' & Painting . ......., __ *_P_A.._l_NTI_N_G __ _
Bonded. 845-7822 Quality painting. Local HANDY ANDY referencH. Falr price.
(714) 842-8595
Spri11~ I, '
Rep,111 ~ 392 1
SPRINKLERS are my
only bualneas. Tlm..-.,
11JLIV.es, drip svatema.
lnatallatlon & Repair.
722-7824 Charle•.
rec Services 392<1
171hSt#A11 -:::;~:;;;;;;:;:;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i1 Crattaman•hlp, con-. Addltlona/remod. Gen-crete & blocic. Free
•rat Repair• and est.· competitive
Add1t1ons
Remodeling 3·~ 10
D.W. a.otuatrom. R•
mOdel/Add on. French
Doors & fin. crpntry
Lk:. 6Q4081. 842·7390.
G£Nf.AAL CONTRACTOR
Custom home• & r• modeling. RH A com-
mer~. Uc #827760.
873-5533 or 49:Mr796
Elec.Plumb-Palnt. LI. _R_o_n_._s_so-a __ 584 ____ _
cwpntry, tliic 831-4043 Eict-lnt. Comm. Rea.
Quallty work. Aeaa
Tree trim , ahruba,
stump remvt. clnupa,
•pmklra, sod, eomm.
malnt. Mike Mt-0512
Handyman Hrvlces prices. 751-8535.
___ 7_1C)._7_80_5 __ 1 ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION
Baick B•y •ulld•,. MHonry-Concret• Pa·
HANDYMAN SERVICES. prlcea. Free est. Ref'a. Window .,..hrng a houaeolAnlng. Call 30 yra ••P· 7t 4l424-
714-842.9274 3458 or 213-498-7509
W1ndc1\'.
Cleanir1q Yl3·l·
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Frame to flnlah. Clean, tlos-Ortveways. Paint.
Fast, Quality wort<. IM!dclpe. Mikt 5"8;-3098 Conslrt1c tr ;r) Haul mg 3720 PAINTING PLUS Marc·a Wlndow CIMn-
Q ...._ • ..._,..,bl Ing. Qu.llty care 81 ualn..-•VI-• reaa ,.., ••. FrM ••t. 54&57H Sllla/acrMna 54&-2844
Q .1-Both vulnerable, as South
vuu hold·
+A64 •AQ953 tAJ8 +92
The hidding has proceeded:
South West North Ea.st
I • Pass I NT Pass
?
What action du you takt.>.,
Q.2 -Both vulnerablt.>. a!-
vou hold:
+Al\965 •AK3 t85
What 1s your openiniz bid"
South
+AQJ
Q .3-Ai. South. vulnNahlt', vuu
hold.
+Q •Jt0A7 tQJ832 +KJ9
The biddmir: has proceeded.
Nor th East South West
I NT Pus 2 + 2 +
Pass Pass 3 + Pass
4 • Pass 4 t Pll88
4 • Pass ?
What action do vou lake.,
Q .4 -Neilher vulnerable, as South
ynu huld.
+AJ 107 •K983 +652 +83
The bidding has proceeded:
North Ea.st South West
I • Pus 2 • P&BB
2 NT Pass ?
What do yo bid now"
Q .o-Ne1lher vulnerable, as South
vou h old : + 1004 •K93 +7632 +K87
Partnl'r opens the bidding with one
c;pade Whet do you re11pond?
Q .6-Both vulnerable. as South
vuu h old:
•At084 •6 t AQJ63 +AKJ
Tht.> biddinf( has proceedt.>d.
South Weit North East
I t Palls 1 + Pass
?
What do you bid nnw"
Uc.605544. 72.2· 7705.
Appliances
Service 3426
PAULS'S APPLIANCE SVC
All MakH and Models
Courteous Serv 558-05 t 5
3021·8 Harbor Bl. C.M.
Cer<.1n11( 8uilc1.11q 1·,t>O
Tiies 3S28 P•ul'a C.....ruotlon,
driveway•. pa11oa,
JACK KDNaDY TILE room addition•. aaw
& MARBLE. INSTAU c utting, e oncrete
+ · REPAIR. All typea remov. Uc. 254724.
of Pavera. Washing & t-6_3_~_1_04_3_o_r_63_8-3_5_2_e_._.
Sealing. 497·5665
If you're looking for a car,
classlfled has news for you. TRADE
throuoh classified
Saturday, September 21, 1991 lov(• relatll'n\hlp Wtll bt· rl'St<lr..d Pl•r·
f<'<I tl:'Chn1'ful'~ ''"'.lml1n1• prt1('<-dun.,.,.
!(•'I n<I ,,, .. up.·rflu11u., mah•r•.11
,,..LT HAULING SERVICE
Garlgt /yd clnupl"llMI
Jon 845-8192
DICK'S HAULING
Junk to dump & gen·
eral hauling. Large
truck with lift gate.
540-3798
DUMP RUNS • JUNK
Furniture. trash, tree
branch••, appllancea.
Mike 7 dya 646-1391
RAINBOW Clrcfe Melnt. Mare'• Window Clean· p n.w. , ... .c ... Hou--• Ing. Quality care at *·-..,,. '"''""'· -reu rates. Fr" eat. Apt. Oual. job. Fr" "'· Sllla/1creena 548-2844 St. llcfse9897 638-1758
W.P. YOUNGQUIST un1t~;'1~?~;~~ng.
P11ntlng Contrlctor RH. & Commerclal
Quality painting by 1 __ s_1n_c_•_·1_1_._7_6_1_.2_5_s_2--t
profeaalonala . Huyourgoffgtmegotyou
UC#802098. Insured. 9fOIOlng7 Sell tl'IOll c:luba
f=rM est. fS45.3305 With I daailied ad.
ulation. pt'l'5onal milgnt•llsm. ~o .1p·
peal Scvrp111 pla\'' paramount roll'
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
lt'St Wr l orget' Arin to rl'mrmbl'r
lpnt •nd prennl): lloudini, Jo.an
( r•wford, !Hiil' 0 .1vis, Glori.a Sw.in·
~on, Jack Johnson, Colin Powl'll,
Oudll'y Moort' and l.1wrrnce .. rr·
linghl'lli. Atil'~ n.ativr' '"fl'el good""
wht'n drl'S5l'd in v•riou~ sh•dtt of rrd .
Thl">l' propll' .,., St'lf ·st,,lrrs, inve~·
llVl', cour.1gt'ous, rom.1nlic. p.assion•lr.
Ant'S planrt is M•r.,, m•ny nativr~
PISCES (lt•h fQ ·M.mh 201 \\'h,11
h.1J be.•n nt•bu l"u' ht-co ml'• .,nl 1J
Pn·~·"'"'" vnu pri•ft .. rt•J ··•~ht J,w, ·'It" will nPw lw .1«<'pl<•<I ONJlin•• 1•\
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h11 11n.11H1.1I 1j•"P"I ( .1pr1c .. rn 111
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IF SErTl MBER 21 IS YOUR
RIRT llOI\ Y: '•'U .Ht• tl1'fU1'1f1vto,
1 h.irm1n1t. tt"nJ 111 """"r V••Ur r.1r«.., du
plt-nl\ ••f 1r.1v..l1ng ..,, . .,.,.,,,llh ~·pulo11.
f'"'...-..' dbund,lnll' l\f "11 .1nJ w 1...Jum
t..·mu11 ~.1g1t1.H1u' I"'"''"' plJv mt'.>n
1nglul rt•I<'"'" v<•Ur lift• You M l' .Jfl1'11C.
hav .. rn1t•lh•c1u.1I cun1•'1IV . .u .. cap.ihh•
Pl l.iugh1ng di vour uwn fu1bh•., 'h•u
,,rt· t!\ltt'mt•h .. -,,n, ... H'U' ,., ,1pp.irt'f
b11.I" I m,lgl' 'ltU iH<' J r,1" n II• 1.1w.
i<•urn.ill\m P'"""h 1mporl·e~port .IC ·
11v•lll"' 0l'C1•m~r will ht• Y<lUr mo .. 1
rruJucl1v·· ml'm<lrabh• m1,nth of 19'11
SCORPIO (Oct 2"1· N1w 21) C.hl:'C~
L1br• m<"'<..lgt-Short trip roncwn' 11-.cd
11on, mt"-"""· cummun1c .. 1wn with
clOSt' rl'1<1t1V1' Proft"'~l11"al <1ppra1...:il h ..
latei. to pmJ'>t•rtv vJIUl" Ml'thuJ,1logv
dominoatt"i o>ct1v .. ..rl'nan1• Do 1t1
SAGITTARIUS (N1w 22-0.>c 21 >
Ch•n~t>-. ouur .ll hnmt-domestic dd ·
1ustmt'nt ulltmatt>ly rl'Shlrl'S h,1rmuny
Focu'< ''" rl'l.lllvt•,, tnd1v1du.il who •ll'
•s 11 inqu"11ur Rdu!W 111 I><> 1n11m1Jat·
t>d What you own w.,, leK•ltmatt-h•
earnl."d
CEMINI ' (May 21-Junl• 20) lun.,
P"'''"·'" highlights St'Muo1hh . pt'I"""""
alttv ab1h1v to ~UC'<'t'"fulh ulllt'l' puw·
<'r' <•f ~wr~u."wn ) nu 11 l'i. pt'ri<'nt,.
· i.:t"ld fortun•• in m.111 .. ,.., of ~~ulo1
lion. rnmo1ntr Lt•u pl.iv' p.Ham1>unt
r .. 1 ••
CANCER (Junt• 21 ·Julv 221 lnJ1
\•1Jual al hip cnulJ b.->Ublt'('I to l.i.
ll•1d.,'<·upt· o f m1•••J ., ""•"P t>pt11•n,
Opt'n OrdL"r-, 1ltnl'r.irv 'Ub1<'<'I hi .. u.t
dt•n ch.ingt• Unolllwdtt\ pwc .. Jur••
prnv,--; 1><-n .. f1nal Aqu.inan " 1 .. o11urtoJ
ACROSS
I Culhvate
5 Frog genus
9 Send (a
check)
14 Goll cry
15 Amend
16 Chemical
prefix
17 T etephone
18 Cast ballots
19 Hall
University
20 Or.f! treaters
22 ccll.irage
23 Pre-noon
24 Mention
25 Geomelnc
shape
28 011ference
32 gurdy
33 Blind
Mice
34 Scornful
e•clama1ton
35 Wrath
36 Palm leal
37 Tot
38 Lingo sull
39 Lover s word
40 Subsequently
41 Number or
miles
43 Rigorous
44 Noun end1nQ
45 Lab gadget
•6 Alltlude
49 Bleaker
53
59
,
53 Cum
54 Unusual
55 -China
56 Bury
57 Wine bucket
58 Type ot palm
59 Fates
60 Cribs e g
61 Alaskan city
DOWN
t Some Gls
2 Kind or soil
3 Her1ld1c
bC>fder 4 Strongly
built
5 1775 pa1r101
6 Beauhly
7 Insect eggs
8 Munched
9 Ribbon
ornament
tO English ci ty
t 1 Hand warmer
l2 Sacred 1mag!"
13 Style
21 Conservative
22 Searched for
Ole
24 Trite
25 Tear u?
26 Seemingly
27 Hankerongs
28 Ass1gnmen1
29 Dwindle
30 Weapon
3 1 In tha1 spot
33 Small amount
36 Use a sword
37 Mun1chlle
39 Hoofers
40 USSR river
42 Type ot
bicycle
43 Some cattle
45 Went astray
46 Slithered
4 7 Indian ol New
Mexico
48 Sell pref
49 Fish
50 Involved in
51 Cheese
52 Heavy cord
54 Eve's origin
I frrl thl'y h.1vl' good lortunl' whl'n
\ticking with numbrr 9. During No-
vl'm~r. m.a1orily of ArlH pusons
will m•kl' ~1gnific;11nt doml'~tic ad·
1u,tml'nh, possibly ch•nge rr~idrncr.
ARIL'> (M.trth 21 -Apnl f'l) M""'
j, .. ,1,,J,., '""''" vour "·" '"" 11 ~111
tr ... nd' am1•ni.: rh .. high .inJ th<· m1ghl\ ...,..,,.,,_,1ru• h.•.llurt·" (low••r' mu .... 1c J,•
""'>t" culor rt•unu•n ""•lh l,_,, ... J ._,n,•
I JU ru ... I 1br.1 p.-r .... rn .. rl.t\ ..... , n•l1· ..
TAURUS (Arri I 20 MJI 20) '>tut-1-...,,, "Pl""'''"" Jut' h• m1•ll t>1 11 I'm r>. hnt• IL"rm' "'"PM.11<" l.l< I I wm w"h
ful 1h1n~1n11 )<>u n· ullt>n.tf 1,.,,J,•r-h1p
r1tlo• {,1•1 ll'rm' 'tra1Khl. wa11 lor cl.inf•
\d"''" Pi ........ r1gur«to. prum11wn1lv
GEMINI (M.i1 2 1·1unt• 20) What
Comeback: Bo Jacklon, Hnulional
Sagittarl1n athlete, wlll make yl'I
•nothtr lndellblr mark In sporu "'<•ml."d 1mpr.lClic.1I 1u'1 lwu J,l\, agu,..
"''" '" rt••lm ,,f rl'Jhl\ lntlu,11.., puh history in 1991. His romeb1ck from fnjurin will M regarded with awe. li'h'"!( 1r,1vt•I, t1•mJnc ... ,1..-1~nm1·n1 le• Jackson la only one of • handful of i'tl'I nw"-.lj(<' ,,,,.,..., L1•v1· rl'l.111nn,h1p
inh•n .... (.inc .. r naiivl' inv,.lvi"<I athletn lo 1tar In two 1por1s -
CANCLR (lun<' 21 luh 12 I i\lh•n bo111eball and football. Jacluon ~·
J 1pond1 to crllicism that ht thould not t1un rt·~utvt•1oii .. 1n,un 1nJ,•rt"nJt>n-.t·
.,1, h· c,..,11,11,1, P•''""'ht\ 11r nt'" ~playing two sports: "I've ch-n to
ltovi· '"u II h·.irn "'''"" ,1t>.,ut fin<H1ti.il llvr my life this way. and I couldn't
.. i.11u .. ul pi•h•nli,il pJtln•·r l lwc!. ,..< c.,t Ifft whit 1nybody thlnka.." Dur·
, .. ,.,i.. r.•lo·r•·ll• ,.., Ar"'' r•·r~ ... ·ntt·<I ing S.ptemMr, 1992, it will be t'Yidl'nt
Ll:O (luh2"1·Auit 221 l •·g.•ltu ' thatBoJackson isback.
h•rn .ip.irt R<'wlt M1tf<· 1nJ,•p<"ntlt•t1t ARIES (Much 21-Aprtl 19) Em ·
rcourw fl•r vi•u includrn)I 1r .... h ''"'' phas1s on fuc1nallL>n with sp1ntual.
t>t•ginnin1t uf m.·.inin)lful ,..1.uurn .. hip ml'taphyslcal subi«t~ You'll ll'arn mon.•
I mph'"" ~1.,.. nn publii imn!(•'. crt•dt about theology. will bt• rn1rlgut'd <1lt10
C~PRJCORN (O.'<' 22·l<an 19! fl•·
male rt>lat1V<' 'avs. "Th" 11m .. I want
you to c;et lht• p;ice •nd 1 .. i.l' the lt>11.t••
Monev 1ha1 •ppearl'll to • \lip aw.i\
will bt> f't'('l•verN b, 10 pm An'w""
an• found lhmugh ptoct'l>S nl mt,l1ta·
AQUARIUS ( f.in 20· Feb Ill)
Oudltnt.> l'"\15. cht.>c!. 1nvt\1Ce'. b<'
dWill"t' of 1nv .. ntorv ltrCUm\ldC\C't"' fol·
vor yt•ur df<>rts, l'Vl'nl~ 1ransp1rt> th,11
Vl'rify vit•wi.. 11pi01fln' Busin...,s proJ'<•
~•lion •~ Mund Capricorn plavs r\llt'
PISCES ( 1-t-b 19· M.irch 20 l C h<'<~
Aquanu~ m .... ~ge T.ake 1ntllilllVl' w ... "
shades "' II"'"" and mauvt-A"<'n
Vlt'W' 1n P."1t1vt•. dr.lm.lltc la,hwn
You'll b.· fin1'hed with ""''"K pl\if'"''"
'"'" 't•U fl' "" WolV In n .. w hl.'1gh1 .. 1
IF SEPTl;MBER 22 IS YOUR
LEO (Julv 23-Au11 22) 1-ull M.-..1n
rl'l.u .. ~ to lr.ivt>I. publ"h'"it 1dt·ah'm
'""''" ror "i.oul m.itt' DIYt"f'lh'
m.i11,11a1 n pt'r~pt·cttv1• 'hnw that vou
c.rn,f.iugh a: your own l1ub1, .... F1no1nc1,1I
windl.ill 15 J"11nci J'<"'"b1l1tv
VIRGO (Aug 21-S.·pt 22) Fucu ... •n
ml'lht>dolu1n . mndu~ 11pt•rand1, "111
1ngness le• rt'build ''" mnr .. w1tabh•
b•M'. Funds 1ha1 appt•ar. tu '\in up'"
will .igain be olv111labll0 <;0~1111n to co·
nundrum round by pt>ru,tn'g o1rcan1• "'
l'rAIUl't' f'l
LIBRA (St-pt 23-0ct 22! lunar po·
sll1on .a«c•nts publicity, image. crl'dtbtl ·
1ty, p.artnt>nhip, marit.al 'talus Re.ad
•nd wr1lt', open lines of commun1c.1
hon. know lh;at chancv mtthn(t rould
It-ad I~) mt-an1nglul rl'la11onsh1p
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nllv 21 l V1Kor
rl"turns. t'nthus1asm rt'pl•cl'S ennui
Scen<ano ft'olturl"!> romancto. music, fl ow-
""'· s1gn1f1c•nl doml'sltc •diustmc•nt
V1s11or t(ln1ght prov1dn ~ltmul<allon.
promote"' cl•'h t>f 1d1-.u T.iuru~ ln-
volvf'd
SAGITTARIUS (Nt•v 22·DK 21)
Favorable MOC'ln a~pl'ct htghltghu
phy111e1I a1tn1ct1on, e11plor.i11on. d1•pl•y
of skill as charKter analyst St>cret you
l"t'YHIN to "sptcial pt>nKln" 15 S;lfl' Vtr·
go will pl;ay 1lgntfican1 n.>ll' tnhty. m.irtt.il .. 1a1u .. Vi!(tl~nC<'' by mantle .arts, '€'1t'nC't'\ Sct.>nario It'll·
v ·IRCO I Aug 2"1 S••pt 22) rw11 lures hospital. muwum lt•ur ,
.,,.......,~....,.---.....,-..--,1 pt•r., .. n., bt1nK conflictini1 .,10,, .... fl.. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Focus
9 10 1 t 12 13 j(llfdlnj( bd'lc l"Ut''>. ••mploym••ni R<' on dtadltnl'. rt'spon)1b11t1y, prl'5!1Url',
BIRTHDAY: Ynu olrt' 1nd .. pt•nd••nt, cry-
,111ve, contnweri.1•1. did nnl follow fam•
1ly trad111on, could have b.'t'n s..>p.ir•tl"tl
frum llnl' nr both parent~ o1t rel.illvrly
t>.irly age You art' fa\Clnatf'd by arch1·
lt'ctur11. 1ntl•rnat1on.al .irf1ln1, could tw
eng11gt'd 1n publishing. writing, advt>r:
thii ng Ttluru~. Lt'o, Scorpio pt>r11on11
play slgnif1c•nt mle<1 In yuur life Cur·
rt'nt cyclt.> .iccents 1mpt1rtant domt-stic
1d1u1tment that c11uld 1ncludt' .1ctual
change llf l'Hldl'n«'. marital statu•. N•l·
vembtr i' ml'morablt
CAPRrCORN (Ot'c 22·J•n 19)
Fmph•~•• on rol'hmun1c.i1ton. lt'Mual1·
ly, ptf!IOnal maKnettsm. phys1cal 11trac·
twn You'll 11uc<'tt.'lfull)• ml'et challengl'
ur dudllnl' [mphaals on promotion.
productton. 1ntl'n51f1t'd n-l<1tmn1>h ip
fuw 11, bi• c.•nh'r ,,f tu~ ul w.or Ult• rubbing l'lbow~ with "b1g -w1g5,"" Many
16 mah•lv dl!ci,11111 " rt·~• ht.>cl bv yuu of your fondt'St dl"SU'l'S will be fulfillt'd
cnn~o·rn1n11rmpt•rh .11tv1•,lmt'nl c.irl'\'r You'll hilVt' luck tn m<allt'l''!I of Spt"CUI•·
-19-----+--+--tl mAneuvt'r !Ion, mm<an~ Cl'lt'briltt'1 Mond8y, &.ptember 23. 1 .. 1
LIBRA (.,,_·pt 23 ·<~1 22) Y11utu11ltl GEMINI (M•y 21·1unl' 20) lndt· Attroloty In Egypt! Camal Abdel AQUARIUS (Jan 20-hb 18) Ta!.e
lpt'etal C.itt' In traU1c Rt>jecl oHt'r for
"ridl'" by blbulou~ lnJividu.al You'll
h•vt wider 1ud11•nc1'. you'll 1IJO l'\'C4'1vt
~nllk'n for rt'<'t'n t Nntribution LI ·
br. hgur1 fU'l•nitnl'ntly
--t--tf---1..,_-t---tl .... , ~Mlubr.ilinu accl'pt.inn• t•f cr.·atlvl' vjduill who I• wh1ms1cal. ft>y. mah·~ N 1 C 1 £ ti di "' .. • ,. aNer, ate apr corn IYP an ct•· ··n.r.•,1vctr, Jl'"''""t Fmph;i~I~ u n d1vl'l'!ll · deep impn·~~11m by,artlrularlng fttl· tor. decl"ffd that ollllrology could not
ty, Vl'r• .. 1t1l11y, 11~r11•tv. dt'cuv .. ry. h•v<' •ngs Your own j(Clol 4 •rt' cry•t•lh71.'d be practlttd In ht. 4'01Ullry. To thl•
""'l11t1on,h1p lntu1llvt-inlt'll<"CI Jnm1 You fin.illy know whtl"I" you att going d1y, the (Sypll•11 pop.I~. from
"'""' ft<.t(hr!Jg J'l'UC'<''' rt'f1m.J -.and why Libra n.atlvt pl•y• key n.>ll' lldtnli•t. end lntellectu•l• to tht man SCORrlO (Oct 23 Nov 21 ). Yc1u CANCER (June ll·July 22). You'll I h di I b
K ix-t'nllghlfnfd In many orN• _ ~Pf'C· n t t •trttl, K'"t 1 em rut H •
1011IJ h.ivt• lhrn~~ y1•ur own w.1y 1.1y I~ trum of lntl'rt'Sts bru.idi•n& Oia<uvrry 11 lroJogy. A ftw 11\0ntht .. o, bowt""·
10•1,•1 ,;fhl'" Ii.now you m1•.1n bu~1n "' MM:ft tb•t uhim•ttly ptovH profllablt' Faroula llaeMy, qypdan ml11l1tu of
Tur down In orJ.-r II• ff•bulld Kring lun rrl•tlon•hip intt'nM' controvtr· cllltui., b.trr-4 bMkl Ofl •trology mt•thoJ~. proJuch to ''•II• <lf thl' Ml ~r•I lndtPfndt'nt C'OUfN 111' nt'CftUry from the tayptlH public library •t
Au\Opt thAlll'lll(l' 1•f Jur11btllty 11 ... 1 l.£0 (July 2l·Aug ll) :rru~t inlut C1lro. Ntvtr1hclew. •troloay to11tln·
PISCES (Feb 14· Mar<h 20 ): H1"n·
cl•I tr•nMttion c.sn ~ romplt'il'd Ac·
tt'nt lnd'P!'ndl"nuo, 1\fl1tn1flty, 1nnuva•
llVt' prn .. •durl'~ You'll Ff'COVt'f rmm
~'<'t'nt l'motlt>nill ~bkk Nrw love tin
h1m.-on L"'' Aqu11rlU• '" pictu"'
SACITTARIUS (Nov 12 ""' 21 l tin lnltllecl lorn vi• prnc•'•" of utt 10 IN pr1ctlc•d •"d boolr.1 on tht ""''""·~~It', dtlltt'rn mt•hVt' ... <lun't p.·r Inching Paf1nenhlp prOpcl'l.iil could tvbttd .... bo•pt •• rtad. rf s "EMBER 2J IS YOUR
mil priJr ht dt•tl'r f'l'\tKrt"" M<•mb.•r 11f prove profU1bl• l>rt1\1on ~ht'd con · AlllES (Mirth 2l ·Apr1I 19) rull llRTHOA'Y: Y('IV '"' br(ght. inqullll·
CIPfl'"""' c..·~ off •. ,... conlltru(lovi· 'Ul(8t"' cern1n11 m1r1tal Matwi lndfv1dual who Moon potlllon 41((' "tt wn utliln', ,,., ttvt'. qoldnm ll.ltidlf'd m1tNOly to Lnow
""" -foll1•w 11 Sh••n trip m.iy bl·'"'' prfv1ou ly oppclllC'd will now conM.•nt. tt1n1hty. romplt'tlon or '"'"l~Nft'(t lk•mt'thing tlttUl'T'N -you w.tnt ,..,.
•'11Qry t..-nlhlt l'I 1n f'ICIUl't' VIRCO (Aug 23·5fpt 22). 01YC''111 • You'll f'l'C'elYt C'llnlratul~llon and m m r.on .. tnoliv•tlnn• You hlVll ·•wrlleo r'•
'CArRrCORN ( °'"' 22 JAn 191 At fy, try dlfftrfnt mod~ of tr1ni.purt•· ptn,.tlon t.Awt' rtl•lwn1hlp undt'l'll•WI "11n11utt " You ,,... c1p.bl4' or ~~rt
h•n11on h•t11•lv11• •wunJ .irp".ir11n<1• tlon. Contractual obllll•tlun aurfKt'll minor m•I• C•pr1cor11 n•pf'ftfnled lnA. •nlcui.un11 fNllna•. ll11Wmln,uh't8
wArJn.O.,. d1•rnrA1111n tttm<oJ ,,, k'o1u11 lilddeon cl1uH dlj(Ovrrod All•ntlnn,.. TAURUS ( Aprtl 20·M•y 20) What lnforma1t0n You c•n a,. fhn1tiou • Ir·
fy1n11 P''l'Mmal ,urn1unJ1n11• ~mph.1•1• volvt' .round publt«" lm.111r. lt>11al h~ bttn obfu11C1ttd. hi.Id n. ell! •lht'd ""'el\'nt en_. you re-•n..-of th•
•'"' tlfl 1n111mt'. l1•11tJI .i11no••m1·nt, m..... ri11h11, marrl•ge S.gllt4trl•n 1nvnlv,ld will b.• "lfawd for y<11,1r jnformatlnn r1diculnu11 C•min1. V1r110. 111i11arlu•
1111 i.f111ui. l 1~.1 flt1urt•• f'l\•mlnc•ntly LllRI\ (Stpt 23·0.t 22) You'll bt' •nd btntfll Long-di tantl' cnmmunl· pt•n,un' rl•y m•jclt roln In y11ur hit'
AQUA RI US (J.1n 20 I 1·b 111 > (ll"' ·1 comphmtnttd nn •PP"""'"'"· yourt•m cauon r"liat.No "' ft1Vt l h•manct Kl•m Oun nit Och•b.-r. l'\'l1tlun1hlp ~ umn
f'qU.atr ,f1•lt1v with J ·r,~1t W1th1n .... "''" pithy wuh und.-1\Wa Rc>bulld tn• flt'I•· unl\3 VI' lur. Ant"ll f11111r..,. pnimlnl"nl• lnttnM', l'Yt!n controv•"'••I f 1n1nciat
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LID ·~ NiilD-... "*TD°' TH5 LoutHnhlz• CASE NO. A1eol56 .. ., .. ~ ._,.. ... .... Wortte r»eesor (7t•) ... m~._MOC:mDNi ..,.._, WllU, 'fOU CASE NO. A1IOl25 ...... To.._.~•• helf'• ~ ~ ol 1. A ... IFW "wt COftllo. ...... art "rm COU•Ct'--Qt ._, A~· To all hwa ... ne--. Q'ecfi1or. ... of C.O .. Me a t1Uk ... Me ....,.. .. UCO.;;: et•l vr ...._ ..... t!tr 2', 1•1. • I GO f"'4 ? 1 .. ~nelc'-"611$ ct.Otors c~t etwdlilora Md PGfWd -=:-• ~io:.: ..... Oft lep111ftbef I, ~OTt~ II HER£8Y 1* Ctn OP ~
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' f'ffl1~J~'~ b4hrn GOOd9 undef .. ._: or": C-.J.: ... ~>: ~_:.>°'the::!· Publl•ll•d Newport ii 14~. Gii CJeticllll .....-: ._ oftlCle of Loutsenhlur filed by Sec1.1111y Pl\c:1ftc ......,. .,., b¥ OCher'I DUST'Alf:S, INC.. a 0..-... 8Nctt.Costa .,... Piiot
h ~ Alcofdlf al 0rMDe ~ C8*1rrM. • A PETITION M5 b81itt1 Net 81\nk in the =-~i.ed.,:..: were corporation 110 ~2-52~~'?'~ s.c>lember 21, 1991
1 H5 DODGE COLT
VISTA rMw.n. t ,000
ectuel mite•. Show
room ocwldllton. Aak·
""'eeooo. e7S-1000 t• OOOOI! COLT·Dl.. WhtU . AM n'M-
OHeette. Orlglnel ~.S21'00.
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.....,.. llo ._ Hal6ca ol DM..11 ...., illdQft eo .. hied by O;inHtt A v.,.,~, S r Court of owned ....!__._ W...,lnaton Aoed, Pm.-~CA 12114 • Sa758 ~ ~.::=•-... .. ~.....,to-1n 11\e Svpvtior Court ot gR=· County ot =ed f/NJOt ;.-=:,: ~~ ~. 1522t Oolna ~ aa· NAIL Alaclrdlirot_,~_,"' .. ~a:=-.:....,.~ g=~ County 01 THE PETITION conlract 1lghl1, chanei ~~~ FASHfONS · --------, .. ___ """!'----'! ..,_. IO .., o.d of f'Nlll .. al P'Mc eudlDft~ THE PETITION reqvHts th.11 S8Cur•ty peper ... ~~ fACTURINQ ~AH"f All other bualneu PUIUC NOTICE ~ .. the.,_ d .... In lawful....,_ of n reqvifSIS that Oilntel A Pactlic NillloMI S.'\nk b~ 5~ end ~-..:: ~. All other ~""8 ~ u:c' _..,~..= '9011C9: OP
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....., ID h hlgheM blddllr • IM ~ -... Vereket be awointed as appof'llid 11s personal ~ now n•mH end addrHIH lt'I pe.c ttvM "6a&JC SM.a OF &':!.~ ._ OcM.wllV eour--. 100 a. °"*'! persol'lal rvpras.enb\bve to r8Pflt$enmhvtt to ~ ~J' lf1--UMd b¥ IN ....,(•) Wlltlln ltal9d by the ..&{:,'· 118:-PaSoUL HIOfJtR 1 '( _.. .._., .._.. Ana. c.tNornle. al lfl9I 11QM. tMt adnllntSliitl the est:itw of administer "'" t-slille of ~ and f9lumt ~ the Plllll ttv• YMR. M none • · No. •--_.., .__ mnt '9\flld to end ""' Mid bi; It undllf _, the ~nl tlw ClecedlJnl ~ Miiied by the ....,(•) .,., -n,. nll!Tle(I) end buel-• • • • ~-~TNlll In l"8 ~ -....:t In Mid County THE PETITION THE PETtnON = ~ ~ now 345 Reticer Avenue. ~ neu addr.•H of the PurSYant to the Cellfomla -dlctlbad a.: ~ ••• reqv1tSts thv dec.tdwnrs requests ttw dwel9dltnra _..._.. • et> MM&, CA t2fS29 l>W9rt•) .,.. OIEN NGOC Satf..s.Mce Slot-eae FllCll-~ ~._.L 1 The nont J'Rrtf 111 50 ,_ Of lol St WILL M d codtc1I!. 11 :v1y Will <'\nd code.ts 11 My ...--. tOQtlthef wtltl .. 4. The nam9(1) (lndl-HONG .,11 ·AMIDON CIR-Irv Act C8 & P Code 21100 ... ......., Hliaht&. • lflOWfl on • mep r9CIOfdld in be 11drn1ttlld 10 probA111 be ~lilled to prob.itb ~ thereof. All pro-wtdull, PIR•el'ip °' COf· CLE WESTMINSTER CA et aeq.). the ~ boc* ~ ,_,. U ol ........,..,.,. ...._ ,..... ot Or· The w1I MCI i\ny codlcfi Thtt w1I and MY codicil!. ~· Ind JlfoeSue1a of the ponde) Ind ~( .. ) of t2e13 ' will tell at public euc:llOo, ~. c.lfomie. mid nont1 .... ~ tt750 ,_ ;ire aV111t.iblt1 tor life avatl.ibla tor 8QOlnQ, lnduding bu1 not the buyer.,.. FMH INV£s. -n,. UMtt on Saptembet 30, 199f, at r---------.1 ~ lliDnO the norlfl•n'll'IV iw. ol &lid"-ea:untnl\Uon 1n the httt kttpt ttllMltnAllOn 1n thu 11111 kvpt limited to, money, depollt TOR GAOUP. 1 Celltomle P•~"'::. :,• 11·00 AM, 2065 PlaQll'llla ... ¥OUl8WAGON , ~ ol v. ct..:rlpliar\ ltld ~· by the court by thv court 1ccount1 good1, equip-COtpOrdon 345 Aachll AY.. r.11\n · • AV9., Colt.a Mesa. CA .,.,. ,..-...-~ h the oen....._ o1 ~A-.., for. THE PETITION THE PETITION "*"· ~ proceeds enue, Coate M .... CA ' tr~= tonal property lnclucflng
_._.' • ~ Avenue, • ..,_n an aid mep, e..,. requests authority to requo;sts .1u1ho111y 10 and other lllngib'e OI lntan-t2e2e ==· • • furniture, elotttlng, toota ~~)~~.~°.!>. ~ the ~ 30 oo r.c Inducted wieNn admintSter • uw esl<1l10 adnvuster ltlt !1Sf.ittt p,lble property recei11.ed 5. ni. meta .,. gerwr. not 10 !!"'S::-~ and/or other househOld
P •-. Mid a..tclf A---. Aleo 8ICl8JIC .._ .. '°"' hi par. under the lnde~ndttnl under the tndttpt10den1 rom the ..,. Of dl1po911ion dy dMcribed u : All phyll-and locat • . ~ items l'lored by the follow-ull out •t•reo. lion fndud.d .it.hin the lllrld can 1 _, In ih.t mn.ln Adm•nistr11uon ol EstaltiS Adm1n1s1riu1on ol Eslates or lhe foregoing. All c:.i --.. includlng 119-CUL.vE~ OR~ ct: ~E Ing pe1ton1:
Alatm. 701< mflee. dlecl to 1t1e &ate of Ceifomle r~ ~ ll Act (This aulhortly will Act (This au1hor1ty will preMnt end ruu. boob hk:lel, mactllnety eQUtp-CA 82714 ·• 1 • SP E295 LUIS RUIZ; SP
e7,500. Cell N&o 1163 In book 2431, P8Qll 313 of aMt 0r.,. Cciuney' i\ltow 1h1t persona111Jlow lhe pttrsonnl ~ record• ~ to ment Inventory, '11c11t1oU1 The bulk Ille 11 !mended E222 DAVID BAOAJOZ: SP 2119. A110 ~ "*efrom, ttw11 portion lndUded wilNn the rep1esental!vt1 to 1;ike repres.ttnlahvt' to talltt u .. foregoing. The u1e will buslnesa name Mid les-E050 MAAA L PELL.AM; ________ _,, llil.s ~In tNI awtaln flnel order ol ~ ""'ny i\Cllons. WllhOUI niany actions WllhOUI be helcJ In-the entrainc. ..... ln1er•11 In certain,.., ~~ c:"~mma~ed ~·the SP E012 KEITH FLANA·
lion. 8lperb Coun C... No. 30-77·27, • c:wtlfilld otJlt obtAtning court approv:tl obt.'lin1ng courr ilpprovill ~ of Comm«c.~k prOf)erty In connection whll ESCRbW C~P L1 ~~ GAN
ol which W• 19COrded June I , 1880 in boc* 13e21, &fore t;1k1ng CtHl:ttn y11ry &lore t;1k1n9 Ct1rt<iin Vt1ry Wt,~~~ s.tltf'a flexlble metal hoM South Street C_,:;ltoa CA ~ reserves the right PI08 917 al Mid Offlcilt Aecofda. 1mport:lnt acli~ns 1mpo1tAnt :tClion"o ,..,., __ _,, of menufacturlng bualneu 90701 · • to bld a1 the sale Pur-
PARCEL I: The IOUfhwoatlltv I0.00 feet of lot ei however. thti personnl howev .. r lhl' Pt1f'>OMI ~tember 24, 1991. and ere located at: 345 Fis· tale da~::C: 1~~'e~ chans must be made with ot..Hewpon HeWMa, .. lhown an .. mep recordld in rttpr~~n~1vv will bt! rttptt'$tmll\l1vi,. Will b1: d • Nie II being con-cher AVWlue. Costa Mesa, 11191
1 •m · peraonal checks °' cash-fltVmouth 1860 o.tuxe boc* 4 119g1t U of ~ ...._ record9 of Or· requwed to give notic .. to r11quir11d to give norrctt Ir. ucted 1>y rtuon ot tl'le CA 92626 The. lk 1etw checks only. All put·
Rune very •mooth, ~ ~. c.ifornia, uld aoutheuiettv I0.00 f•t inter~sted persons unle~ •nl11r..-.1ed p .. rsons uni... . defeutt by C.O. Minor, In-6. The addre11 to wl'llch Cafltot:,:la 'tie J' tubj~ to cha.~ gooCls 111e sold "a$ brand new brakee, no mMIUred lloflO the north~ line of uld lot th11y hilve wa1111;1d no11c11 or !hey havt1 w.w.1.-d nohc11 01 corporated on • note dale lnqulrtet •bout the sale n onn m-1-. and must be paid fo1
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ruet or <Mnta, 12850 , or ~ pursx-of this dalcripUon. uld nortt1.-.. consented to tho:! proposto consttnt01d 10 rh~ proro'..-l June 15, 1990 and purau-. may be made la: 345 ~t~~al Code Section ahd removed at the time of
080. 722•7275• 8'ty line being Iha centerline o1 Suc>eilOf A~ for. 11ct1on ) Th., 1ndt-ptindt'nl :tchon) Th .. onch"p~ne1 .. 111 ::!. toFISacurfty ~ Flaher Avenue, Cott• ni. · nd add 1 sale. Sales 1ubfect to prior
1 "'IS Ford Crown :-:-:-~~--;.......--1 mertv. Newpori A~ u ..,_nan Mid "MIC> ~ adn11n1str<1hon 11uthor11y a<1m1n1s1r1111on nuthornv Octnanclng •ment Mesa, CA 92626 th name• th ':o o canc;ellation 1n tha ...-ent of • Tri hawk aporta car. thenlfrom, the north~ 30 oo feet included Within w1U btt gr.1nlt!CI un1.,ss <'In w1N b,.. 9rnn1 .. e1 unlttS'. .1n dated ober 8, 1989. 7. The 1>uy9r hu •• • P•rton WI m Nltlement between owner ~ Wagon. 44~ Only 52 were bu!lt. aeld ~ AV9flU8 Aleo~ therefrom ltwt • tnlt1htStwd pv1son 111ots "" tnlt!r"'st .. d pttrwn 11111!. .on Al lll1'f time before the aumed °' will 811ume In claim• ma~be filed Is and obligated Par1Y Dated mu.. l.oeded. ElccM-C o ll•clor value tian Included within the*"'~ In th.t ~ obJt1Cl1on lo ch .. p .. 11110 ob1 .. ctioo 10 111 .. pt.'hhon tale. the debtor mav r• full the debts owed to ~~N 1~~2e Sout~J:OW t!M 14th and 21st d~y of
tent condftlonl On• '20,000 +. Best offer dlecl to Iha suii. of c.Ailornle recorded .Mnualv us and shows good c.~us .. <'Ind !">how~ good c.1u',.. deem the colllllllll In ao-clalmant1 of whom the Cerrito CA 9070 r"4 Seplemti.r, 1991 Public
OW!*. sa.915 080. or trade for Jeep 1153 in boo* 2437. pege 383, OfllCMll R«ordl ol ...i why lht-court should not why lht' court ·.11ould no1 ~~ ~h hit ~ buyer hu knowledge on last d '· t f\11 ~and t~ Storage Management, Inc
m2•1857 ~. 721-8808 OrMge Counl'f. Aa.o -=ept lhetefrom, thel ~In-gr:inr th"' ;iu!horary 9r;iAnllhH.-E'A1uR1ho!.!1~ l0tm ~mer~:C:,...., the date the ~er receives '"Y ~1:, ~I b4m~::.!. I~ (818) 244-&060 ~ within the *"' ~ in Uwt <*1-ln tinlll or-A HEARING on lh IN ... , on ch,.. "' the list of dainWlt1 from -.... "oent "" owner def of Condemnetion. Supetlof Court Cue No 30-77. Ptl~toon will b .. ht'ICI on pt'lllOOO will bt' ht!ICI on lenderi;l the pr1nelpal aum the Mii« °' ~ff a l9mber 25, 1991 which Is Published Newport
27, a c:ertifl8d ccpy of which wu recorded June 1 1880 Octobt!r 3 tli91 ,,1 1 45 Octoo.>r 3 1491 u 1 .is ~f S74~78.95 plua lrMfMt ~ lnqYlry to di• :!: ~net~ d~ before Beach-Costa Mesa Pilot Jcc·p '1110 /\ . .! ~-., Ir'· ".
1Ml5CJ7
excell•n1 body/m•
cnenleal, new aoft top/
doora. 1 own•r.
fl· ·p.1 ' 'J260 In booll. 13828, P9Q1t IU7 o1 Offiael Recorde ' PM in Dept 3A focalt.d ;ir PM in D.-pr JA loc.1h~d ,.,, ~of the 2;a,_ 1::,. ~ cover the ctaim.nta. lpeci~ ::0V. date Saptember 1•. 21, 1991
ECHterr "8" 700 C1v1c Centt>r Dnv .. 700 C1v1c C10nlt'I Duv.,. !ermined u of lhe dal Dated: September 6. 1991 Dated Saptember 4 1991 Sa738
TOGEllER WfTli Al IN nght~ t!Oht of wey, .._. ~]~1 Sanra Anil CA ~n~t~ ~<!~Z g~8 S:inr.i d1mptlon 11 made.•~~ QR~:: INVESTOR OIEN NGOC HONG '
ment.s, ptolill, prw.o-, ~a.~ and IF YOU OBJECT T IF YOU OBJECT TO rangement1IOI1endef may • • Celltomla Publlsh1d Newport DrnH Nornrs ---
AUTOM091LES
Bad ~'OK. 88'-91'
model•, guaranteed
epproval No down p~yment. 1-eoo-2~ 24 Hra.
~ now or hlleett. in ~ey ~ lhtf grMr. 01 •h~ per11.1 ~arull\9 01 ah., pwtwon be made wnh George DU· oorporatloft BHch.Costa Mes. Piiot ~ ot~ !.*.:!°·or~ ':J:'and ~ ~'°. you shou':J •1ppt;ir "' rh .. yo..I>\ ~ould .1pp ... lr ·" '"" ~v:01;'~=-~w~~~ ~Up -Moon, Saptambef to. 1991. TTOO .---------.i-
QUll'ed tiUa end ,...lion in or t eec:tl and ec hl:'Mlf'lg nnct !;t;ia.,. ~our ~.,r1r19 inel •1•11" your Beach Cal1fomla 92660 ·
LJlllOOUI '?t Aid ,... P'°'*'Y and .. ltr 0 ~ pert of ObJttellons or "'"' w1111.,.n ObJl"< loon•. 01 101.. wrill~n Onl · cash or · Publl9hed N•WlMNt WILSON
a1eya ..._,.IO Of edjoinlng ~ ~ "g'~ oblecbons w11h Iii.. court obc;c11011s w1lli "'" cuu11 ch9ct made payi::~~ •••chlCo•I• ll••a __ PU_BU __ C_NO_T_l_C_E__ Ma"Varet Wiison, c............. 4eG
eng. NM good S 1800
Mu9t ... 1 842-0567
and lmcJr!Mmelitt of every lund and ~ion now bt! or.,. lht< h1:1.111n9 Your bl:' 1"' lhe h.,.,ronq Your CommerceBank and drawn Pllol September 21, 78, ot Costa Mesa.
t...n. plec9cf or erectad Mid r... °' ;ip~.irnnc., 111•1Y bt< in app .. ;ir,,nc.. m:iy 1i.. on on a financial 1nslitutlon ac-1991. NOTIC& Of1 paued away Tues·
.. gooda, lilllUNe, tumeahil~ ~~~ pl:'rson or bLyour ;irrornt!y p>!;~on o~~~you1A~10111 .. ~ c e PI ab I a Io C ctm-.. 784 PUBLIC HIEMINO day, September 17, ~ now or hereaf._ Mt.ached to or tnllailled or C~~OIT6~ ARE A CREDITOR 01 E 1 merceBank 8fld drawn on a ••FOR• TME 1991. She Is sur-
_. "' Ot lbout ,,.,:kl end 8V8fV ~ end imprCMt. or ·' 1 1 d • f1nanclal lnslltullon ac-C vlved by her daugh-""".' of aid f9ll PfCJperty for ua u pert theteQf °' In contongent cr11dllo1 of th .. con m91:1n er .. itor ?' '"" c e P I 'b I o 'o Co m-rTY COUNCIL ter, Linda EsRlnoza -----:=:-=-:---'----------! conjunction with the '* end occupency of IUCh build-a.,,.,.,., .. d you mu<; I 111,.. dttc.,:islld you niu '' 111" merceBank wlll be ac-UPERIOR COURT OP TM• CITY OF 0 f c 0 9 t 8 M 9 9 a. ings elf lmpr~t• lndudlno bul not limited ell your claim wnh lhd c:ourt your cl.1ini w11h lht' courr cep1ed OF CALIFORNIA FOUNTAIN VALLEY HAVE A 8C)peratut. trecQ. ren\p., loedirl(, platformt, rnect!0• :ma mM ii copy lo th.-and nwiil '1 copy lo lht DATE: Se tember 18, THa COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY g'~~r~?:~gh~~r, ~lea~~
motora. elevator" ~IOn fittings. doora. w:::'· ~rsonal r .. pres .. n11111v.: pi;irson.)I r .. pre<, .. nU1hv1:-t991 p GIVEN that cl\ Tunday • ... 1¥ona . ...,,. front.I, acieen1ngs. ••IWIOl.w en.s.!' .1ppo1nt .. d by '"" COUrl llp~oinlt'<I by lh~. COUii COMMERCE BANK BY; 700 ~~., October 1, 1991. 11 8:00 lartdale, FL: two blinda. cerpet, floor covetingl. dr~ tumeca. ~ w1ih1n tour n10n1hs from w11 '" lour mOll_!h~ from George Dillon. Vice Presl· P M. In the City Council bro1hers, AJ Crane of
G RAG era. gu and oil end 8'acttic: bumera end heel8f due tht' 0.11., ol hrsr •S!.u.1nctt of lhtt d,1ft' ol lust o~u;inctt 01 dent Drtve West, Chambera, 10200 Slater 0 c ea rt s Ide a nd A E SALE 11en11. hooda. nues and regist111, hol "'"' 1he.1 "-lt:oll .. rs as prov~d on 1 .. 11 .. rs ,1s p1ov10.,d in PAOOF OF SERVICE BY Sant. Ana, CA 92702 Avenue. Fountain Velley, LI o yd Cran a of
· alnb. 1104a. a-it, aNJineta. drelnbooercb. reh ,.::: s.~tto~ 9100 ol lhtt StClion 9l00 ol , "'"' MAIL STATE OF CAUFOR-In Iha Matter of the Calltomla, the City Council Costa Mesa; one
• heeling, ooo1ng end M conditioning ~ tena, C;ihforn1:i Prob.1h:• Codi:' C.ililorni.l Prob.ii.-t:oO.-NIA. COUNTY OF ORANGE P9lltlon To Chante will hold a Public Hearing sister. Virginia Eas·
llen!Ulora. wwing, petl8la. .. llghtlng hxtUt• and Qeat,.. Th,.. """" •or llhng Clilin~. Th..-hm.-101 lll1n?, <I um<, I am lmpfoyed In the The NIUfte Of TOUTI on the tollowlng: ton o t Arroyo & 42-5 6 7 8 aod tut.a. time c:loc*a end OCtlef elecltlclil equipment wiU nor .. xpor., b.,fo,t' loui will nor ... pu.-b.-Ort' loui County ot Orange State of HeNDllRIHOT RESOLUTIOl-1 ESTA8-Grande; and many
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and .. plumtllng and~ ftldurea and equipmen~ mooths lrom th .. 11.,.111ng month". lrom 111" h,. mng Cellfom"-f am 'over the CASE NO. A180495 LISHING WATER RATES other family mem·
.......,, end......., equipment, Ind al lfees, ptenta. C111t noltet'd :ioov.. d.'lt .. noloct'CI ,ibov.. ege of 18 and note 1 party AND CHARGES bars and friends
thrube end oUl8I -~ end the etdwtecturel, YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY EXAMINE to the within action: my ORDER TO Those desmng to testify tn who loved her V1s1--=========:r::====:::::::::::::-:-:i ltruclurel. mecNinlc:el end •IQll...,ing draWtnQI Ind the hie kept by the court If the hie l\l:'pl by lhtt cou11 11 buslne11 address Is 1201 SHOW CAUSE fa\/Of or on opposlllOn to talion will be from · ---------i IPllClfalionl of wry end .. of ad"\ bulldttloa end ifn. you are a person you ;ire a person Dove StrHI, Newpott FOR CHANGE this proposal wtH be gNen 11 :OO A .M 10 1 00 PUIUC NOT1C1 PUIUC NOTICE P'owmtntt under or purlUlnt IO which the aeme ... interested in the estale 1ntereslt1d •n the ttslaltt 8Nch. Caltlomia 92660 OF NAME an opportvnlty to do eo If P.M on Saturday
_ _ ereaed, or tmldl dainee'9 or apacdy the ,,.,,_ In you rMy hie wllh the court you m.iy "'" w1lh lhe court ON September 18 1991 1 PETffiONER Toutl Hend·1 turthef lnformatlOn ts d• September 21 • at
-• ..... vr NOTH~• OF Which the llfne -• ereded. .. of wtldl •• and lt\8ll a lorn"'I Request '°' a lorm.11 Requesr 101 MrV9d the foregolog docu-ershot hat filed a pe111lon sired. you may contact p ~ MmMlttQ PUaLIC w,e OF be deemed to be • '*"**" .,. 11IC11t to u. lend Special No11ce ol Ille hlong Spo.cnl Notre~ ol lhe hhng menl deacnbed u NOTICE for an order 10 change Wayne Osborne, Public B~~~~w:yrot';:~u~•ryll
NOiet It het°9by gtveri ftllRIOtCAL PROPERTY llnd bul6dlngs thereon whareln pieced or lmUlled end a of an 1nven10:y ano ot ;in onveniory MO OF PUBLIC SALE OF COL· names from Toutl Hend· Works 01fector 17'•1 965-ln Cosre Mesa
!Mt the ~ ConVntt-... 24817 pett ol lhe real P'°'*1Y. SU8JECT. "°'""9r, to the ngttt appr;usal or estate <'\ssets :ipprilo~I ot 8Slille ass.iw. LATERAL to Interested par. ershot to Eliz-HOfld. ~. Cryptslele service
9'on ot the Clcy Of N9wpott Purauant• of T.~tor to f9fn0ole, ff ~. ad"\ god&, (lxtuia or ol any pebhon or 0~ 01 ilny ~utoon or tie$ In 11'111 ac:tJOn by plac. ershot CITY COUNCIL OF 8Nid'I wll hold • SMlbllc ~tos the California rurniltlinQI end 8Cllliomlnt for Iha purpoie cl ,..._ acc:oont ;is gro111Cled in ""counr as grov1~<1 in Ing a true copy thereto ..,. IT 11 hereby ordered that TME CITY OF FOUM· w111 follow al 2:00
h••tlf1g to conalder ltY ~B & pt~ Feel!-ment With lln* Item. of the -=~tu.ming sectoon 125 ot rha secbOn 125 01 lhll clo9ed In • Haled env. all penot!S lntere1ted In TAIN YAU.EV, J.E. ff P M Saturday at ~,. No. 731 wtlfc:h 91 21700 ltle _.,. funct1onc al Nt1M11 , CaMomia Probate Code A C11hlorn1.1 Prob11te C<>OO A ~ ~ 1her this matter appear before Sevren Jeequet c-Harbor Lawn Memo-
lnwcfwe e: R9qUMf to 1n1-wllf '• -= .__...., collect~ 1elerr_, IO b COftu••-• Request tor Special Nohca Rtiqut'<;I lor Spec1;il Notice . al.cl by C: this COUi1 In Department • "7 rtal Park lo Cos1a II.-In amendment to Title -.... ... 81 pu • the "lllllWM, • end All renlailla. wn1nga. lnooMe. ,.. lorm IS available lro01 lhe lorni is. ;iv;ul:tble lro01 lh11 ti mai return receipt ,. No. 3A ot the Orange Clwtl Mesa Pierce Bros ~.-C!'..L~ Newpon BMch o:;.cX)"A~ 30, 199t, •t ceipta, fO'f8ft• r~--. and profill Ind while court clerk court clerk quired, I~ 1119 United Stain County Superior Coun at Published Newport Bell Broadway Mor-
Munn••-Cod9 ao u to &;11 M • 1~ PO(N>l'la. eny portion of Iha llidlbt80leu .and harlbv i9m111na Attorney for P.tltioner · Attorney tor P.tltloner Mell at Newport 8Nch the eddres1 shown above BHCh·Coste Mesa Pilot 1 u a r y o Ire c 10 rs.
permit tr. _.,. Of c:onv. Pf~~ e:::::. unpeid, mey accrue flam aid f9ll property encf eny pert DANIEL A. VEREKER WILLIAM V. SCHMIOT California addressed u toi on OCTOBER t, 1991, It 2 September 21. 1991 (7l4) 642•9150 nlence lteme IUdl u , bul clottllng, tool ~ a:!; thef8ol end from .. buildinge and impl0¥9J'WIU lltuet· 2790 Harbor Blvd. 5030 Campus Or. low•· o'clock p.m., and then end Sa757 ________ __,
not Nmlted to, IOft dr1nka, • or ed It.eon. 0t wtlidt mey .,. ~ °' receilltlbte bv Ste 311 Newport BHc h . CA c 0 M 1 ted tl\af1 show caUM, It any ---------1
candy, clgertlilt91. ~. meo-= ":!°:·ed by Trust0t from~ ulirlg, llttting, leaeillg. IUbNrino. Costa Mesa , CA 92626 92660.2179 • 11 is" E~r::' ,~fPSi~eet: they have, wl'ly the petition jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ulnea end en.ck food, rn s p a 3"f 1 B J Es s E IUblelhng Ot of, or otharw1• from the whole Newport B@i\ChtCosra Nttwport Bt'llCh Co .111 Santa Ana, Ca 92701 Ro-tor change of name should PUBLIC NOTICE
conjunction with the ~ Mill.EA; SP 8046 BAR· °' eny porllon 0t portlOnl of uld ,.., PfoPerlY or eny Mes<1 Piiot Mes11 PilOI nald o . Minor, 11332 Vista not be granted.
tlon of eUlomoblle Mflllce BARA DAIL· SP 03051 bultdw1g or tmprOYement eitualed thetaon Del Lago, Santa Ana. CA h 11 further ordered that e NOTIC• 0'
1tat1on1.The propoHd WILLIAM PEPPARD· SP The street eddr-or ocher common deaignetion, if PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 92705 Clyde er Minor copy ot this order to •how PUaLIC Hl!ARINO
ameodment eleo lnciudee: G304G SECURITY TECH any, of the real property deectiDlld ~Is P.Wponed lo ..._,.,1__ F'-'ltlo·-2459 Harriet Lane. Ma.: cause be publlthed In aUOR• THI! the ~ f()( on-.alt1 INTI:RNATIONAl be: 1880 &.4parlOf A---. Calta MeM, c.titomle. ... ...... _ ...,, -· helm, CA 92804 Kenneth Newport Beach-Coat a CITY COUNCIL
partJna epacee f()( •Ulomo-Owner r...,..... the right The undelaignad Ttuat• dildeima eny liabtllty tu 811"/ euelneM Mente h•IMM Name 0 Minor. 24162 Kathy ~eensaeraPlllotc1'rcnuewsl1tlopan perpub-of OF TME CITY OF bile eir\l6oe ICatlone which to bid et the tale. Pur· •ncotrec:lnUI ol the llreet ..,,.._ or OCher COfN'llOl'l Stat.....t ltat.ment Ave , El Toro, CA 92630 ll hed FOUNTAIN VALLEY
PACIFtC VIEW
'MEMORIAL PARK ~ .. natdo ~ ... ~ beYI ch .... must be made with dMlonahon. "any, lhotfn harW\ Tha Follow!ng persona The Following peraons San Diego Wholesale s In this county, ar NOTICE IS HEREBY ""' ,,...,_.. the tale 11 P9f90l'\lll checils or caah-"'-me end lddr ... of the beneflClalY at llWhoee ,.. •re dol~ bUalness u : are doi~ buslneu as· Cre<111 A11oclallon. 204t leut once a WMll for four GIVEN th 1 Tund ~.!..!!.!.~ 1era checlta only. All pur· ques1 ·~~~~~conducted Union BelWa. Allen-REO~E OTNAl.L ANO ENVf. THE NI KERSON GROUP, First Ave., San Diego. CA tconha MCt.lday· 0t11~~!~.lor to October 1~ 1:1. 11 8~
C.metery • Monuarv
Chapel • Cremator)
"'"""' ..., ....,......, .,_.._,.. cnaa.d goods a.re 90fd "u IOl'I .._.._ .....--. 445 South~ Str..C, 5th N ... N A SYSTEMS. 8&40 Wimer Ave., Suite 921•5 Conlns & Aikman u ... ''"'-···• p M In the erty Cou I ~WUh~ u a 11, .. and must be paid'°' ~: Los1 ~ c.lllornia 90071 ( 13) 238..e144 21~~~_antt Lane, HUf'lflng-20t. Founraln Valley, Caltf Corporation. P.O. Box 'UTVDGUIEYOHF. ~IOUUP~-· Chambert, 10200 Sla~r
3500 PacollC Vo-Onve
N-port Beacil
M4-2700 ,...... ~ .. uwu -M"'J'• .,,. ,. and removed 11 IM time ot .... ec IOne lo u .. propetty m., b4t obtained pcMWI ton --..h, Calif. 92846 92708 14•7, Dalton, Georgia .. '".. .. AV9n • Fountain Vall
qui,_,. to PfO'Ade reat tale Sain subJecl to pnorl to • wntten requeat eubmlltad to the beneticiefy within SyMa JMn Fan Underhlll, Craig Scott Nickeraon, 30722 Sun-11 Bank. 120 RIOR COURT Calif~. 1119 Clty Cou~i :o;: wtlid\ ere ..,....,.. canC.ltat!on In the ewrrt of tan C10) deyt from l"8 rm publlcatian of thia no4ice 2t271 Banfl Lane, Hunting-26•8S MHld1. Mlsaion N Hartx>r Bl\ld., Fullerton, DAn: AUO 22 1991 wtft hold a Public Heanng
gener.i public for Nftl_,. betwMr1 owner Said .... d be rnede, but Wfthour CCJ\leNnt or ..,. ton BHch. Calif. 92946 Viero. c.lrf. 92892 CA 92631 Peclflc St.ale T. HenelershOt, 3301 8eat #1 tM follO..nng. PlhCE llllTIHS
IEU IHUWAY MW automobile MfVfce and ot>ligeted party Da1ed ren!y, ...,,... or '""*8d. rllg8fdtng hfte. p r1"" °' This bu1ln11s 11 con-This bu1ln111 11 con-Bank, 246 E. Main Sl.. St. No 35-T. Santa Ana. CA CHARGES FOA PHASE 11 ttatlone; and the r• thill 14th Mid 21St d of encumbranoes. to IJeV the~ UflOllld bellWa of ducted by: an lndMdual ducted by• an lndMdual Stoctrton. CA 95206 Haller OF 1991 WEED ABATE Mortuary * Chapel
Cremahon ~ for Juel price s.ptembef 1991 ~ the otligeUona l8C:Uf9d tJrr. Mid Deed ol TrUlt, with. If\.. The reg11trant(s) com-The 11g111r1nt(s) com-Sy111m1. Inc • 18871 92704 MEN T p Ro GRAM· ;r;,~;:. t>4t In comphnce 51orllg!~vement. Inc. tenm thereon, IOQMher with fees end COltl lncuned, • menced to transac1 busl-mencec:t to trMisact bull-Cowan Ava , Irvine, CA Published Newport PROJECT NO 4855 ...... not •ONd the Telephone (8'8) 244-8080 prOVlded in the lnlbument1 IVldenc:lng the obliQetlana nest under tM Flc:tltlou• nets under the Fictitious 92714 Beach.Costa Mesa Piiot EDWIN WEBBER INC 110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
142·1111 minimum prtce algn ,. Aoent for OWl"et. • aecured ~ .ct Deed of Trutt. ~ under the Buslneu Name(•) listed Buslneu Name(•) !lated Nlotlolette D. Font Augus1 31 , September 7, (CQN.ai.51. ~NI forth In the Publlehed Newportl tAWma °' uld Deed al Tru11. f..., c:hlNoee end~ ebove on: August 13, 199f •bow on: Juty 1, 1991 Publi1hed Newport 14, 21 , 1991 ThoH deslrlng 10 testify in
coci. of .,:"' S:'°'9f'~~ Beac:h.Co1ta Meaa Piiot i of the Trust• and °' ltl9 llUll et•ted ~ uld o.d of m:" J. Fan \JndeftC!ll Craig Nickerson Beach/Coste Mesa Piiot Sa682 laVOf or In opposition 10
f t• o s.ptember 14 21 1991 Trust. The tolal amount of l"8 unpeid ~ of ltle • 1tatement wu filed This 1tatement wa1 tiled September 21 1991 ~· ' ' s.735 atJlioetlona mcured ~ l"8 property lo b4t _.,Md,... wtth the County Clerk or With the County Clerk of • · ,,,760 ~ Ma been ,. Pl8ble estimated oosta. ~ Ind edweliC181 et the Or~ County on Auguat Orange County on Sap1em-...,. II Ill 0 and II hu been time of the ini1ilt putilir.ation ol the Notice of Ttu11ee'a 13, 1 1 b4r 3, 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE II deCermlned tNt " II cat· PUBLIC NOTICE .... ii aatimeted lo be se. 124,IMO 33. prewldld, howw-F503588 F5058H
ex9mpt under er. benefic:iefy'a bid at aid .... mey Include al or pert Publllhed Newport Beach-Published Newport Beach-Flotltloua ----------------------------
the lla\llnNNm of the '1CTITIOUI of IUf amount Pt~t prwnluma. eccr'* lnlef· Cotta M... Piiot Santem-Costa Men Pilol S.ptem-Cell le EnYlron'"ental •USlNUa NAiii: _. end~ If eny, wlll m ... Ihle f.,..-orviOf to .__ 12 1.,. 26 ...... :~ 3 Bu.-n. .. Nam• Quality Act. ITATSlllDfT .... ...--,.. ml . •· ...... ....,., . ber 5, 12. t9. 26. 1991 ltetement ~ ... II '*9bv fUrttler The F--...... P«IOna .,. The benef~ under uld Deed of Ttuat ""'8tofore Th ,,.,.., Th-&48 The Following persons alYen .,,.., Mid pubtlc heel· dotna i;;,~ u · ~ and cWMwlld to "-undetligned • wrltleo No-......, ere doing bullnesa as:
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARfF
and TANN.AH HIRSCH
Ing Wiii b4t held on !tie 10th ENGLISH SYSTEMS 545 lice ol Oefeull and a.ctlon to Seit The uildefaigoed PUBLIC NOTIC ORANGE COUNTY MUF·
dayof<>dober198t,atthe Redl•nd• Ave N~ ~18idNoflceofOefeultandElectionloSellob4t PUILICNOTICE E FLER SERVICE/ 496 N. Q .1-Both vulnerable. as South how of 7:30 p.m. In the Beecf) CA ll2ecS3 l9CClfded In the county wn.e lhe rNI property la local· Faotttloua Newport Blvd., Newport vou hold: ~ Ctwnbera of the et.rk'AlenCOOll ed FSIOM .., .. ,.... .. _ Buch. Celli 92663 ·+AS'" •AQ9 3 t Newoet1 Beach City .wt. 545 Aedlanda Ave., N-. Oommo11 Nitti Und Title ~. trus .... 466 Flotltteue ltalHMftt JamH LeRoy Crockett. .. 6 AJ8 +92 ~~ ~atd • ......, -...... CA 112183 MatMt &., &e 210, s.n Frenciaco. CA 1Mt06, (4'S) au.IM•...,.. -n...... F~ --a 496~ N. Newport Blvd .. The bidding has procffd~ ._,...., lteadl Cellfofnla, ...,.... -., ~ ~ .__ ...... L r: .... -A t..__ ........ ~h-.... --~""" ,,_......,, Newport Beach, Calif. South W-t North Eut at wHotl time 'and ptec. C9C6le c.IMt• Cooll. 545 o.t8, lfiMt --..._ u ,...,.._, --·--. lt.telneftt are dotna buslnea u : ~ .,.
any Ind .. P9l'90N Int•• :::,,andc'A ~ N~ ASAP3TM2 Th9 Following penon1 MERCH~DISING & MAR· Ari.rte M Crockett. 496~ l ., P... 1 NT Paa
Ntecl -_, and .,_ , tl1 15''4 ...,1 are doing buslnMa u : KETINQ SERVICES, 18 N. New~ Blvd., ~ '! ··-• ~ Thll butllMll It con-' • .,., LINGERIE FOR LESS. Wellington Ct., New..,... n-··'". 't .,......,... "'h heard -.on. If )'O'I cNJ. ducted by husband end ....... ...... A ,.... .. ___ .. ,... ,..... ......... • ... ....., n al ac-taon do you take" ·*9 Ha P'otect In court wttt PUIUC -TICE PUB I ....... ,.., • Wl'IUe, vr _.,, ""'"' 92660 Thia bu11n111 '' con-A .-l::ven ii partntr has a super· t;';::: ~ ~ ':!:; The reglatrenta com-'"' seer i L :0. NO:!wa. ~~in!;.~fomla ~=n A. d~~~':·~ ::'ed by husband Mid maximum of 10 poanl.8. gamt would
Of 80INOI• .... rllAaed et menced to 1ranuc:t "'*" aacMW "°· PubllC Eetlng Place tJcanM Thia bu1lnea1 11 con-8Nch, Calrf. 92660 The reglstrant(s) com-still bt "iffy." Since North 1s mort
the pubflc hearing cs. ,,... undet the Actttloul Tml04IC No. 4t.20teo11 now leeued ducted by: 1 corporation Thia bualnHa ft con-m«>eed to trans.ci busl-likely to have • tomewhat weabr ecrtbed in WI nob,,, In 8u1lne11 N•m• ltlled lllOTICS TO for the premlMa loclted at: ,:~,:,·•~ C:,: dOcied by: en lndl'Yldual neu under the Fldltlous ~ oorr•pood•oce • ~ ~~!').~~ CRUfT'CMt9 OP 18071 H&tt>of Btvd .• Foun-we • .-.._ -.. .,.___,_ The 1egl1tr1nl(a) com-BualneH N•m•(•) kited hand. there's no point in bidding ...... _ to the ,..... .. °' ........ ,.,.., """"" llUf.K IALa ta1n v:: ,... 82....... ·--....... .. .. ,..,..........., menc:ed lo transac1 bull-ebove on· March 11175 again. Pe s. However. 1f vou play _.., -Tllla llalement wu flled ...... -1-.....,._., • -,..,.. Buatn.11 Natn41(1) lated nest under the f1ctltloue , • .__ •• . ....._.__ •L. h heiertna.. _ _.. ,.,_"v" The aaleendtransf9f ,..,_,."' .,....,,,,..,, w1at t e ont no trump ttspon11e is ....... t11 n1l~) wfth the Courtly Oeft( of TO_ .. __ f --.............. ._ ....... ·~on: Augul( tNt eu.1ne11 Name(•) lilted ™• l'lalement WU Ned -,. Oranot Counly on Augu« ,,__.... o .... _,..,.....,.. _...,. Dan Mc:Mlllen, Director ot ,~on· Auowt 22, 1991 fon:mg. you muat rtbtd tv.o ..... '°· 11tf. ALCOMOUC ~~ ~ OPS Fredeftcll A. 8o«1ome ~he~t, ~ diamonc:t..
WWt ...... ..,C...... ftubllahed '::::~ --=:!.~• ~;:o:""'c~~SC~ ~· :.-'~ ~~ ~· t~atc=v ~:ie:. bet 3, 199f FIOM27 Q.2-Both vulnerable. 111 South ., *'•pwt a.ach-Co9ta M... Piiot et ._. mMI • • P OAAHOE, CA l2W end ~ County on August Ore'.1: County on Auou•t PublilW N9wpon 8Mch-you hold·
ed Newport ~ 7• 14• 21• 28• N~~ ~-m~HY ~~'T:.rt8 mite It
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1 F90M7e Cotta M ... Piiot sep~ •AK&61\ •AK3 t 86 •AQJ
M ... Piiot • SA GIVEN lfllll • tMlfk ..,. of The bullr..,. It IUbflet to ~ NewpOt1 ~ Publl1hed Newport &Mell-ber 5• 12• 191 21. lt9t What is your opening hid"
8eptatt• at, 1 .. t . 702 aaaete flNJ • nntftr of el· Callfomla UnlfOfm Com-Co9tli Meea Plot Septem-Coata M ... Piiot Sep1-lh6tt A .-While we will. on occasion.
M'TY :C::to '=9'.:=. lloaflae II marelel Codt hcUon '* 5, 12, 11, 21, 1•1 t>er ~. 12. 19~. 1•1 PUIUC NOT1CI open 2 NT on a balanced 21 point.a
......C IOT1CI PUii.iC NOTICI -n,. ntme(•). sod.i a.cu-·~·purcMle Pflea • o1 ~ Th450 with a weak doubleton. w~ don't lik t
---------1---------1ttty of,_..,... Tax Nutn-~lnCOMletion doing'eo when we hold a fivt -card
P1a•t111 ......,,. bent Ind buelMM edldrwa wtth the Mia of the tit» PUIUC "°'1CI PUii.iC IOT1CI m ajor. Sin ce we consider this hend
'81t11111 "-••111 ..._., of the ....,/llelnNe are: MM and..,,.,., of the If. The P:ollowlng ~ too weak for a dem.and bid, th•t
'"' I tit ... , __ • ~~~-~~~· c,en,~~100' tile •um !!._f • .!!.•••,!!__ .~·~ art doing bul"*8 .. : ltave• on• apad"' &' th• t'nl" T1'8 ,...,.... per.ant The 'OIOWinO IMf'IOnl _,., ._.,... -·""'"" u.-. • lnaludlnQ ... Mrlll --Ill -PRIME L.ANDSCAPI! & " ~ "' " "' ,, ~
.,. doing ....... ae: .,. dOerWI bUMNill •: ~ 'f"""'t·bCA f* ventory Htlmatecf at Mil ..... 81 1 ••Ill MAINT£NANCE, 10I Apttl •lt.t'maiiv~. v .V»Jft" INTIAHA-(&)J.C. ,ATT!MON .. AS-.... ~~':.lrv·au·H~·.::u~~ aa.000..00, _.,,. oonelata The Follo-~ pnona The ~o•otOrv pereone ~. ~ Beech.
T10NN.; H: .. 1920 Main IOCIATH (blNATIVI fRS" of the~ .. cto6no"""""'8..: .,.dulna~tia: Calif.92Ma Q.3-As South, vulntreble. you k , 9Mlle 4001 !NIM: Calf. AMl!AICAN Nl!TWOAK, All ti\ b I c.tt.~ Into ... CAT'S CAADLI!, 1800 WHT'HAl'ID AVIATION, CM1W1 ~ Primo, hold:
ANSWERS TO
WEEKLY BRIDGE Ql'lZ
Q .•-Netther 'ulnernhlt" ''~ S1111th
vou hold.
•AJI07 •K983 •652 +83
Tht biading ha" proceeded
Nor th Eut South Wf'8t
l • Pus 2 • Pus
2 NT Pua ?
What do vc1 bid no"'"
A .-Partner is In\ 1tm11 game. ttnd
you cuuld hardl\' have a much bft
ter hand for him an support nl
heart~. With \'our side ace, four
good trumps and a ruffing valut •
three hearts would bt a pu~illani
mous underbid .Jump to t'our
heart'! .
Q .3-Neather vulnerable. as South
vou hold·
•1064 •K93 t 7632 +K87
Partner o~n11 tht b1dd1n1t w1th ~mt-
11pode. What do vou ,.spond?
A .-You have a dead minimum re·
sp<mM •nd 11 Oal hahd, 80 wf Uunk
a ralw to twn apades would be too
optimistic. regardltaa of whethtt
you art playintr four or f"'-.~•rd
m.,ol"J. •'of'('tnll no tnimp or not,
our re pon~ ..,ould bf one no
trump
111114 moo ~ A\'lf!Ue,c/olr· IWllM!:,.l:J .d::.:.(:.; ~ ~ ,_ .._, Coral ..'...!!C!t _ _!t•wpon 1 ... 1 ~.Dr .. "'* 10t ~OM.~ +Q •.JtOe? .,,. ..... o •KJI YT.., ...,,....__,, tno., vln., Callf. 12714 ( Ul8d the .... ="=I ....,,_., ,_ -._ ._.. a..dt, ...,_, m.-a Nfa. calf. lt10r 9Mcn. Cell. 9*1 ._°",. Cllrdfr... 1lt0 MUI IL, ......... .,.. of~ m .000.00 c... ~ 1IOO Cot9 ""' tNtt Inc., CallOmle. ,rwwa .Ml "1mo, '°' Tht biddin, hu c:r'OC'Mded: Q & Both I bl Sou h
"'"• 400, !MM, c.. JOHJ>h c. f111t1t1on, ... . ~ -~ II .... ,,. ... ,.,.. "' Mew ..... """'*' ~ Cell. , ... , c.,,.. Or ....... ApUI Drive. Huntfng1on North Eut ... w .. • . -vu nn• ~. •11 l _,,. 1182.C lucldnCltWn °'"' ~ .. -.., ... of .... -..00 00 lllm AN. C1lt lt101 leech Calf -..a • ,. you hold:
Thfe bu9'Ma• te con-Ooela ......_Ctillf. _. Hllet(a)Alotn•••· are: ft '* ~ lilliwd .,.. Tf'lla bu•IMN It con-""41 bu11Mu i. con-Thi• 'bu.In.ea 11 con-l NT PUI 2 • 2 • •Al084 '16 tAQ.Je.3 •AIU t=-,:.:.,~~ ~~·::~eoft> ~~loolal..,. ::r .. "'t.::== ~~::,,rOOfft-~,~1:,:>~ ::-by:~ Ind:..-~ : : ~ Th.biddi has~
.....-lo .......... Tfte rettlelrant(I ) 00~ tt'!.... arMd _..!.•.-."';': !!._ .... , M ""'*9d '1,..,.,. lo.,..,.,. ,,...., lo hN8ct .... The reQllltant(•) COffl-• • Pw ? Soul tth Wp .. t l o.rtb pltut .. ,_ ..._ .. ~ ~ lo ~ .... -· ... -aeon of ......... ,... ....., .. ,_ '""' .. ~ rntnC*f lo nr.-ct ~ ••w Ne!M(•> lllled ,.... under n. AaWoue =--r.e"tW. ";\UH Md flrohi81DN CIOde. ... 9w1' w ...,,..(•) ..., 8Wlnw NnfM(a) ~ ,... l#'lder the ""*"°"' What actioa do )'OU We 'r t
...._on: Al.9llt 1t, 1•1 ..,.1,.. Heme<•> ..._. ,., • .-!_ .... !'.-.IOfM !he~ .,!h*""'• llllf ...... ...,. on: ~4 ..._..•NIA IWelMea N&tneC•I 1.-t A.-Fll"lt. c::ner do. not havt a Whal do .,..., bid now1 l.911t......,. lllO.eon:JtJN•t• ... w .. ...__.,.,..._ llllf ....... ....._enct .. C...Ml)oe ..-~,.,_...,. •bcroleorrA49*16 1•1 ,. rd b ,._
,_ 111 '""' .. ..._ ~ c. Nteiton The_. .,.... IOld .,. oerwe 11 eo • paid ...., TNI tttl '"'" ... lNa • •• • ,,..11 w tied etwta A. flrirnO • 1aut-<-a •rt uit-t would A.-You •re c.ru1nly p>1nJ tu
WIBI .. ~ Cleft! oe '1111 1Ull1N11t .... 9td r.:::W.,::: =::: ..., h ..... '-'*" .,... h ~ a... ""' ... ~ a.. o1 n11a .... ""*" .,.. flliM M\.'t btd lt eulwr. tt. elto doa not mt. and you doft't nHtl all lh.t ~~ °" ~ =.:-=.-C::,.: ~ .... .!.....~a!•. ;;;T~..: ~.~on ~·,i;1CoYntr on~ O::~on~ ~i:h~:rdbed'::t'b:U~;..~ much to mab am a tt nabl ~ ·r ....... • .. 1tt1 ·-·-·-·-"' -· ...... N04?1a '°· 11tt t .._ • h. poaiblhty. Th•ttfott. not .,,..., ~ .._. ..... " ... fOod --.=c;~ 09Md: .,......., 11, fl\AllllMd.......,... ~ ......,.., lleech-HOU• c: u._ tMe \ I aol the hand lo N mP to four p.d ww1d adl· a..,.._""..,._. Nl*Nd,........_... =-~.,. ,.:, 'i'~11tlfet1ec1 N•• 0 ,1 co.-. ...... flllot c.... ..... f1t1o1 ~ ~~~ ~ ln • •3 ~r b'N Will bt quattlyt1p \hoflO\tnllalnrth •
Mr 11, 1t. •. OllGIMlt:t. eo... .,._ ""'~ .-~,O\llNi ~ ,__',......,it. 11i te. Oce04MJ J, J1 , t111'8rJlbet •, ,., 11, c.a ...._. fltlol ~ forrid to niff epedet tfl the l<'nt· hand SW' with• )ump lh11\ of
ttet IMif I. 1t, 1e. M. 1•1 1'lli..,,. ......... to 11oe ••11•••• 11, 1•1; lttt ,., .,., 1 1t ,.. ,., lNap hand end ~ Iott trump lhteo ch.ibl. then JUPP9r1 l!PI
:n..-1 _. ~ tr•~ 11 On.Sele MNI ~ 8a-4a ' ' Th.t61 WCllmt). bid fi · cluba • ~y,,u1tv at v11ur nut tum .
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...... ,UL of: MMOMET 'R°'ii.M ~ ....... ;:-:,. mcM; ~':;~~mom TNe ........... ~ c.r. .nu TM 'rt'."IM(I) = :r:;,.~~
,..,•1YMA ..;. ~ AOW\.EY ~of ~·eoun.y lNtd .._fl:~ Gm ~'vtdt,. ::" !tr:.....,....,..~~.:,.:_.=:::.-'.....,-=.--,..._ nMe -u1trw • 1--i
&MIT Oii • ftm KaM Of~. (Wft ~· oelw'9d u.8. 0. T"9 ......,_.(•) ... ....... • a ti -~ laltd .... -.= I ...... ~ :.:-.:·:-~ ~T.= .:c.~~~0r: ~~ "'-9:'..:.C..~~ r:::"'o..~0:~ ~..J:.-:.--....= ~a:.~"::~:: =~9'/A '=-•
DU Mft llfW thlllAaMT9 .... 1a1t1C.. ~&.c*~°';'~ ~-=-~=: :t: =~::::=..:cs .. llwt ~._,NM uncllt IN Plclldoul Tift ........ nt ... llecl .... ~-:.la,;;
::-...:..-:. ~ -:'o!.-.NOO -i:·PIMIOnf9QUMatnet ~the -...Of!f-deoe-=~1.o;.;;; =::~: ..... =r:c::. ....... =---°":H~ ~I!~-~ =-~-=r.'3N ....
,.. • rtt1flflM '""" C..-.l11•1rt~ JUcftl Ann Qr.., bl ep. n... ~~IN p m. • ' · Community Center • :J: ._ ,._ Qel1c of ,_.Hurtt . . ,...Tte ,.,..._
tlU) 111 .._--' ~ Notice le Of119n that PGW"9d .. per90n9I ,_,,,.. deoldlllt't _. lftd c:odlo Th.-.-. le lrwit.d '° ... S257Mt ~ ,._-:::::. .. ,. _,_ ...... n. 1• ·rmen1 '&.:• --·--.... _ -JOHN P, DEILY, .. AOmln-......... to .omll""* the •• If eny, bl admlMd '° tend....--L•nd Acq uhltlon • ........",. on ~ .... ~ ... -~ N9WPOft ~ _. ..... __...-..... _.. l.v.tor With Wiii ~ Pf~. The wtll lftd -~ '50000 20.1 1 With "" COunty a.rte of Coeta ..... Piiot .... --.... -...... ~--! IHt.Mr. A letter or of the Ettate ~ JOSE.PH ~ !!.m!.. ~ ..__ ~· .,.. ~ f« ,!_ gtnlt'9I ~ ,....!' sodat ._.._:........_... . ,_..,. ~ County on ~ ._. Orenll -"'1' -· ..__... --.... .... --__. -,... .'J~ ,..... _ _,, ·-~-u,. v,. Pf009r1Y I ..,.., ..., .... _.._._ ~-· -t 1 Sl, .._....,._, 7, 1a, tt, a, \le1
... ---._. ... ~ LUIS_AVU.A. •le• JOE ~ t'I will end coc#-·~In IN .. --*"' ..,_ .,. ldlftlfty OI 111.~ flUblll'9d ~ _.. -· '"1 .... .... ,.... .. "".Mt AVILA. d«:IMtd, ..... clla. It~. bl admitted to bYthlCOUl1. ""~ renllng the Publc~··1~000 eo.t. ..... Not ~ N047H ..,_"1
ftle ... liall .. l ... M It Pl'f'Mte NII lllbfec:t to p!'Oblte. The wfl encl eny Thi ~ r9QWlta .,_ ef*:ll .. at fOllOWS• ~.,,. • R ,000 st, StpeilrltMf 7, 1•, t t ~ ~ ~ l'Ullllf*'.....,.,. ...,.
....... .... ...... ...., conftrrnetlon by ,.,. aup.. eodicll1· .,. evallable fOf thOtttY to edmlnlaier tM.. A-020 Mlnu•I 'P•rt• Fair • •.eoo 1 .. 1 • Cqita ..... PloC ~ c... ..... ... ~
!Mitt .,.,.. ~lb Court, on Of after SIP-eumlnet!On In ttle tUe kept 1111under1'11 lndependeni 8eUy enop 9qUlpment I Admlnl* • 145,872 s.419 31, 81p• rib« 1, 14, 21 , W 1011C1 31, s.p.rnber 1, 14, 21
rour "'•rrf•1•, pur ~~~~~,i.O:.~~ .,.~~~~~Halellre.I =-=.-con-1tlt1 ,..
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of "°"' OhoovNn. OU Hiiia, Cellfomll 92853, tne t• under the lndepeodent Mntltlvo '° tlk• many IOrl A.OH LIWrtn~ Wllll• PllttMnt Of Houllng end .. • • ...., be ordered to P11J followln~ Improved reel Admlnl9ttetlon of Eat•t•• t1on1 without obtelnlng Mtec. a 11oa-. Urb1n DevetoPmenf N• p....a PUIUC llOTJCI ni. =•Per.one l'UIUC ICn'tca "'"°" .net 8ttomer property. Act. (Thia authority will court apptOVll. Blforl Ilk• ~ Nom\l IMC:h Como tlonll piograrn obftellYM llkllll1 • .,.. dofftCI bUllneee •: .... .net Meta. "JOU Improved reel pro~ allow the peraonal repr• !rig cer'8ln WK'/ lmpotllnl ~' MllC. ot provtcflng lncr .... d •n'"tt I.... ........ INTl!flNATIONAl ijlAR-......
,........ ..., tM ....... =~:-of~ NntatNe to talle many ec-=-~1'11.J.: Ml88 Deta llftlG" Como ~lo~~·,,: ........... • .... Ill.._.. l(!TINO MEDIA, 3045 a llr Ill"-:-tM, .-the oleftl for • ~ known 2 t1on1 without obtaining -.i .er t ......_ notice t ~I Mleo. Ne _....__..... The ,ollowlng pereona et1e1 ... 111 CWob at.. ~ Betctt, •• I r • ........... form "rou """'"""""" .. 101 COUl1 epprovel. Befof• Ille· r...,.-r 0 ..... 0 An208 MICllHI An•l•y • ·-----... .,. dolnabuel-•' The "OltoWlnO ~ Clllf. 82teO 1'11 'OlloMll ,...,... ...,. ..... ~ Placentia Avenue, Costa Ing certain V9fY lmpoflent lntereeted pweona uni... Mite. HOUMhold I BoXM c11111M, Ind communlly d9o OCP PARTNERS 1 cdfo,,, we ~ ~ d! Oubrlvkl ""*99 *6 .,. dofna .,.,..,... •:
taot • l••r•; i4:: :i~Cal~Ofnla, legally~ ~~-~_!he P«· ~ ~8'= ~ Mi:J PIUI ...,, Miiie., ~ ::"* ~ n1e 11m1tect ~ m INSCO ASSOCIATES, Cetob.:.C,Newpcwtewh, (1)FIAIT CALIFORNIA
... • .L IOl'\ll ~ wlll be ... _ HouMhold. eoxe.. • ... SVMt Co* Me.a: 23435 C.mnlto Bulllo, .... Celt. ~ Cb)~CAL,. Medletefr, The South 132.00 f89( of required to give no4lce to action.) The Independent A-257 S«n I.on Mite., Income pereone. C111f m ' ~ Hiia, Ceillf.12953 Thlt bVllntll le conn lflOfl'M NIAi Ml
Uet9d Hone 30 DIAS the Ellt half of Lot 35 of lnteNltld pereona unless 8dmlnl9tr111on 8UlhotttY Wiii HOUNhold 6 eox... NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-UnkJett., En1efi Wllhr A. lnmltl, 23435 duc:t9d br. 11n lndlYldUll H. ~ # Of.
CA L • N DAR I 0 S Tract Ho. 9. In the C~ of lhly heve Waived notice Of be grtnted uni•• an Inter· An271 Debbi Antereon THER GIVEN ·that Ill I*· Cllllomle o~~ Cem1n1to BMIHo, Laguna The regl1tt1nt(1) com-enge, e.iif. ....
.._,. ... do NOlblf oft. Co1ta M .... County ot Or· c:onaen1ed to the propoled esled Pef80n "'" "' ob-Mlec., HouNhold & Bc»cM. IOl'l9 lnterfftld In ,....._ ahl 78' Beker Coet• Hiil. c.itt. 92653 mencld lo 1nlnMCt ~ ~ Detllll MeillMon.
clal .. n ...... ~ 111g9, State of Cellfomla u lction.) The Independent Jecilon to the p«ltlon end A-294 Gerald E. Myers Ing COBO °*'6M ft9r. ~ Ce1f 92e29' Marie Scott 11133 Port nete und« IN Fldltloue 245 N. g:r.iz:;:ct #22.
clon tudlclel ' pettf. ~n~o;. ·r:: ~-:':::. ::n;:r~~'ti.:~ =-J:':, c::-~::: M~88ox•. lat Stewll/1 ~cooln ~ ll'IY""J J: Thi• bu~·,,,... 1• con-~07~ BNch, =-~· NllM\~ 1~ ~ ~ 12218
clon, ...,. completer r ceneneoua Mape records eat.er person Illes an obs •uthotttv. The Ill M1::1 eoxn. City'• publtc llbratlee °' et ~ by. • llmlled part· Thia bu11ne11 11 co~ Dubf...,.a1:.:'ie:. ' Cotalboll, W~ Hllte,
pt'OMfttar au fonnulero of Orange County. CallfOf· )ectlon to th• pe1111on and A HEARING on the pett. A-332 Joy Gibb• Weter· the Pllmlng Department 11 ~ P ( duCted by: 1 general part Thia ,,...,.,,.,,. wa lllld Calif. 91387
• R1opu1ete (Ila• nla end the followlng Items shows QOOd cauu Why the lion Wltl be held on OCTO-bid & Boxff. City Hall after September m~~cJt'~ltt~~ :,: Mflhlp · • wfth the County ~ Of Thia bu1lne11 11 co~
aponoo form 1282) of pereonar Pfopefty: coutt should not grant the BEA 10, 1991811:45 PM In A-33<1 Kalttl A. i:.cn Mlec., 23, 1991. MM ~ the ~ The regletrent(•) com-Orenae County on AQguet dUdect by: a gener.i p1111.
anto la corte Un• 1· UQuor UcenM Ho. 47• euthoftty. Dept 3A loatld Id 700 6 !lout Commentt °'requests fOf B a1n11 N•--' ) ht menced to l1anMd butJ. 23. 1091 nerlhlp carte 0 u• n~ 243266 now INl'9d tor the A HEARING on the pell· Civic c.nter Dr1ve Wm, A-381 Liu Hl1vniek1 1ddltlon11 lnformellon .::0.,. ,;.. ~: 1991ed ,,... under IN Fk:tltlou• ' Ptl04TH The regl1tc1nt(1) com-
elefonlce I ...... premlM1 deacrtbld lbc>Ve. tlon wlll be held on OCTO· P.O. Box 838, Santi Alli, Mite., & eox... lhould be directed to Mr. Miil LJntd.ct ' Bu1lnee1 N1me(1) lt11ed menced to tra~ bull·
I . no • • ,, 2. The resta1Hnt butlnell BER 10, 1991 •• 1~45 PM In CA 92702.()638. &<>15 (fhrt. Hogue Fridge C:ralg Bluell, Prlnclpal Plan-no.: uwm~ wa fltld •bov• on· Augult 1 1991 Publlahld Newport ~ ,,... under the ""1ltloul
oera proteoo on. known u A'vll1'1 El Rlneh-Dept. 3A localed 11 700 II you object to the grant· Side bY Side, househol"d, ,,.,, City of Newpott s.ech with the r~-.. ~ of Wiit« R ·Inman ' Co.ti Mita Piiot AUQUll Bueinlea Name(•) hted
uatod no ,,..... .. au Ito. Civic Center Ofive ww, Ing of the petition, you mite & Box... P1enning Dlpertment, (714) ....,..", This swiecnent wu tiled 31, Septemt?er 7, 14, 21 , llbow on: NIA
""*"'"'•a ttoMpo, la 3. Furniture, nxtures and Santa Ana, CA 92701. shoUld ~peer Ill the hell· B·205 Thomu Flecher 644-3225, prtor lo 1'11 put>-~1 County on Auguat with the County Clertl ot t991 Kemmer MettMOn
oorto puodo oxpodtr equipment located on the II you object lo the grant· Ing and 9tat• '/04lf ot>-Mlec., & Boxea. lie ~· • Orange County on Augu11 s.ee9 Thia statement WI* ftlld
onlenoa que llfeoton real pl'Operty with the ex· Ing of the petition, you )ectlon1 Of Iii. written ob-c.006 Robert W. Spencer Wend• S. ........ Fl04408 28. 1991 with the County a.di of
eu metrlmonllo au eeptlon ot cettaln lealed should ~pear at the hear; jeetiona with the court be-Mlac., & eox... c~ Ci.ttt, c~ of Now-Pubff1hld Newpott Blech-' psos278 Orange County on Auguat
proplodod , .. ~ .,. Items end ltema belonging Ing end 1t11e yoor ot>-fOf• the heartng. Your IP" C.015 Ryen J. Freme Poft 8Moh Coet• Me11 Piiot August Publla'*I N-BNch-PU1UC NOT1C1 23, 1991 .. to third pertlea. ~s or file written ot>-pearence may be In person Mlec .. & Boxes. 31 September 7 14 21 .. ~.,..... ,.,.Na do non que uotod 4. Slventy-tllle {7MI.) of jectione wtlh lhe ~outt be-or bY your artomey. c.'°65 Jim AodgefS Fuml· Publlahed Newport 1~1 · • • • Costa Mesa Pilot Seplem· Flottllaue
pague mantenolon, ltl• IVlf9ll9 lnvente>ty over tOfe the hearing. Your ap-If you are• creditor or• lure Aug.a & Misc. BHeh/Co111 Men Sep-Sa-658 ber 7, 14, 21 , 28, 1991 kalr?nu ....... ~ NIWPOft 8Mch-
hoftor9t'toe de •bottedo the lut llx (6) months. pearance may be In person contingent aedltor of the C.o38 Sandra Strobehn lember 21, 1991. S1-e98 • ......_. .....ta Meta PlloC Au9Utt r la• coat... SI no Said Improved real prop-or by your attorney. deceased, you must flla Household, Boxes, Toys & Sa762 The FOllCMlng peraone 31, Septembor 7, 14, a1.
puec1o ,.._ lae OMt .. etty may either be told as If you are 1 creditor or a VOOI" ctalm with the coutt Misc. PUIUC MOTICI .,. doing buelr*'a •: 1991
por la pnoontaofon do a I.Kiit IOQ«hlr with one, contingent creditor of the Ind mail • copy lo the Pef· C-<>56 Mary May Misc , & PUIUC llOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IMPACf MODEL MAH· s.481
I .. ____ pkt 1 some or all of the Items of deceased, you must lite 1on11 reprenntallve •P-Boxes. FSM4a AGEMENT 930 w lf,th =========
• _.._., • • ~ per1on1I property listed your--c:lalm with the court pointed by lhe court within C·2il3 KathlMn M. Slew· fllottHou9 P'lotltloue St Co1ti Meu · Calif
tuarlo de la oorte quo above In which cue any and mall a copy to tho per. lour months from the date art Household. Mlec. Auto. FkiUtloua lluolneM MaMO ......,. .. ....,.. !r.!9:z1 ' · PUIUC MOT1CI
It do un formul•rlo do remllntng ttema of per· sonal repruenlalive ap-of firal · '"~ of ,..,.,. C-311 Stephen Schickler au.lftue ......_ Ste~ • ........._, DorM A. Medrano 19812 ,....., ..
oxonoraolon de la• aonal property may be IOld pointed by lhe court within as provided in MCt1on 9100 Furniture & Misc. ....._.... The F.............,. The Following Plf'IOnl EJmrtdga \.n. ~ a. 111 .._
ml•"'•• (Waiver of Hpat11lely or, In th• al1er· lour months from the date of the California Probate ().()06 Brian Darnall Misc, The Followttig persons .,. dot ~~;;.~. :~· are doing buslnetl u : 8Mch Calf i2Ma• •H Court F ... and Coab) nat!Y9, said lmpl'OYed reel of first Issuance of !filers Code The lime tor lillng & Boxes. are doing butlneu 11: HEAL~ CAST · · CAEATI9E LEARNING AE· Rk:hWd s ·Bucldly 19812 1 .. t•••nt
SI doMa obtenor ~ Pf'Opetty and all 11ems of es provided In section 9100 clalma Wiii nol expire be-().()5() Austell A. Ice Kall· PLANET EARTH RESTAlJ. Adams Cotta Meu g'j~ SOURCES, 1330 S.E. Bris-Elmridge .LI\. H~ The FollOWllig portOnl
1)41raonal proP4"'tv may be of the Callfomla Probate fore our month• lrom lhe meren, HouHhold, Por· RANT. 2855 PlnecrMlc Or. ' ' · lol St. #37, Santa Ana. BNctt C1111f sb..a .. doing bullr'9M at:
aeJo 1•8•1, oomun .. IOld Mpetatety. Code. The time IOI' filing hearing date nollcad table Equip., & Misc. 8-220, Coetl M .... Calif. 9~f11 F k eooo Calif. 92707 Thia 'butlMu 11 ~ ZARA ENTERPRISES,
Cl'IMI de INnedlao oon The lerms and conditions claims w\11 not expire be-above. 0.205 Roblr1 Thornburg 92Qe 91 1 0 Uf'U o,w•, c.rle Lynne Rowley, 1330 ducted b general S*'· 27291 Vie SM Pedro, ,... un •a19do. ot tale.,..: Cash only. lore four months from the You may examine the file Mlec .. a Box". John Gutteridge. 2855 Pl· xby ~·Calif .. ~ 9• S.E. Brtstol St. #37, Santa nerahlp 'f'. • lion 'JtetO, Cnillf. 92982
NOTICE The restrain-At i..11 teri percent (10%) hearing dale noticed kepi by the court. If you D·218 P"ul• Bruckman necreelc Of. B-220, Costa ~ bual~HI ·la con· Ana, Calif. 92707 The regl1tr1nt(1) com-ChhlYa Vohra, 27291 Vie fng ordera Oft the bMk, ot the amount bid mull ~ above. are a pMSon ln1er .. 1ed In Misc., & Box". Mell, Calif. 92&28 ducted by·.,, Individual Thia bu11ne11 11 con-mencld to trlnNCI ~ Saft.. P.dro, MIM'on Vlefo,
ere etleotlwe ...,Mt paid with the offer and the You may examine the rile the eslate, you ~ Iii• 0.244 Matlc A. Hitcher Ad1m Gutteridge, 2855 Pl-Th ·1 t I( ) duc:t9d by: en lndlvldual ,,... und« the Ac.1ttloul Clllf. 92112 both ...,....... .net. wtte blllnC4I must be paid on kept by the court. II you wrth the court a t ~ Misc., & Boxn. necrMk Of. A-123. Costa ~,01 ~~ :,: The regl11r1n1(1) com-Bulinell Neme(a) llsted Thia buelnne I• con-connrme11on ot Ille by the are a person 1n1ere11ect In quest for Special Hota of 0.268 Gregg Fu}i~o FH· Mna, c.tlf. 92626 meneed to nnuct buai-lbOY9 ·NIA ducted by:.,~ unttl ltle petition ,. dlan court. the estate you may file the Piing ot an Inventory 1 Cabinet & Mlac Connie Gutteridge, 2855 n"' under the Ac:tltloua ,..... under the Actltlout DorM T· Med The r1gl1tr1nt(1) com-
""99ed, • ludtment 19 Bids end oflera tor lhl11 with lhe c:Ourt a formal Ae-and appraisal of Hlate as· 'jy.319 Sherren ·Martinez Plnecreelt B·220. Costa :~~es~n· N;~;i~·~t>!''41 Bualn111 Name(s) ll11ed Thi• .uitementrano wu fifed mencld to trWIMCI buef.
ontoncl, or ltle court property must be made In
1
. quest for Special Notice of sets or of any pelltlon or Misc., & Boxes. MHa. Celtl. 92626 199 · ' abow on: N/A with the County Cleft! of ,,... und« ~ Ac:tltSoue "'8lcM further onion.. writing end directed 10 the fdlng 1:>1 an Inventory account as provided In E.OOl James Hulet Thia buslne11 la eon-M ~lk F Nlct CarrilRowtey Onlnoe County on Augwt 8U9inffl NarM(a) tlotld n... ordera .. .,._ JOHN P. DEILY, Admln· and appralul of estate 81• seciten 1250 of lh• CalilOf· Household Oftkl• & Misc ducted by: joint venture n:, :tat~ flf'l~aw ftled This atat-n wu filed 23. 1091 llbo¥9 on: August 2t, Hitt ton•••• .,,....,. In 1atr11or Wl1h Win Annexed. Mis or of any petition or nra Probate Code. A A• E.Ol2 G'uy w. Churc-The registrant(•) com-with th• ~nty Cl~k of with the Coooty ci.rk of · Ftl04TGe ChNryl Vohra c.ut.mle _ 23521 Pueo d• Valencia, account 81 provided In quest tor Special Nolie• hOUH Mite & Boxes menced to 1ransact busl· 0 Co Orange County on Septem· Thia atltement wu fll.o .,, 8"J i.w Sult• 115, Llguna Hiiia. aection 1250 of the Calllor· form Is eveilabl• from th• E-040 G. Tupper Swain 111 ness under the Fictitious 2;•~1 unty on August ber tO, 1991 Publlahld Newport BMcn. wtttl the Cow1ty ca.ti of
ontoroement .. •ffloer Callfomla 92653, or may be nla Probate Code. A Re-court clerk. HouHhold, BoxH & Mlec. Business Neme(s) listed ' PSCM313 Coste MeM Pllo1 Auouet Orenae County on AUQutt who heo reoouecr or filed with the clerk of the quest for Special NolK:e ~ttorn•r, tor Pelllloner: E.OS6 Jemie Fernandez 1bove on: NIA FI04885 Published Newport Beach-31, Se9tember 7, 14, 21, 30, 1091
Men• 00PJ of them. above Coutt et any Ume fO<m is 1v1llable from ltle Kirlc Mc nlosh, 628 West Household BoxH & MllC Connie Gutteridge Publllhecl Newport BNcft. Costa Mita Pilot Septem-1991 P5084U
AVllO Lae proM~ after nrst publlcatlon of this court cierk. 19th St, Costa M .... CA E.o65 Mike GrHnleal This 1111emen1 wu filed Coste Meu Pil04 Sept.em. ber 14 21 28 Octobef 5 s.ero Published~ Blech-.,.. Judie ..... que 8 ,_. notice and before lh• sale Attorney for Petitioner: 92627 Mlac. with th• County Clerk of ber 7, 14, 21 . 28, 1991 • • • Co.ti M ... Piiot · s.ptem.
reoen al ,.,,.,.. do wtth a copy of aald notice GRAVEN PEARY BLOCK Publlehed Newport E·237 Lauretta Martinez Orange County on August ~1 1991 .. _, __ ICI ber114.21 28 1991 ffta ottaclon .t being ma.lied lo the Admln-BRODY & QUALLS. 523 w. Baactl-Colta MeH Pilot Misc. 23, 1991 S.·706 ~ -11 1 • • s.492
oon OC> 11ralor W11h Wlll Annexed. SllCth Sl Ste 1130 Los September 19, 21, 29, 1991 E 278 Debi Purce! Ml FI04748
...,_ pere emboe oon-Administrator With Will Angeles, CA 90014 ' ThS702 Bo~es. ec.. Published N-port Beach· PUBUC llOT1CI F8MH
,.,..., tento el HpoM Annexed reserves lhe nghl Published Newport E-284 Marlin Herbart Colt• Mell Piiot August ,....... PUBLIC NOTICE "8ttll1ue
oomo la ••po•, hoata lo reject any or all bids. Beach-Costa Mesa Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE Hou11ehold Auto & Cycle 3 s be 1 2 .. ._ otftlou • ....,.,. MalM que le pottclon ... ,... Publlcetlon dates shall be September 19, 21. 26, 1991 Whells & Rire1 & Boxn. 1, eptem r 7. 4, 1, F1otttlou9 Pl • 8tat11R1nt ...........
PUIUC NOTICI
ohouda, M dlctt UNI ~rntember 17th,·l91h. end ThS70t F1ctJtlou9 E·285 Aoy Kel1er Misc .. 1991 .......... ..... ....,,... Memo The Following Pl'90'1I ................
doolalon flnel o to DATED· Bwlnou No1n1 Boxes. SHi60 .Stat......t Stat.....,.. -doing bUlll'9u 11: 1'91..-nl carte Hpkla lnttruc-1991 . Seplembef 11, PVBLIC NOTICE Statement E·288 Dan McBride Cabl· The Followtng Plf'IOnl The Following ~on1 ME'Tl'O EXECUTIVE OF· The Followtng pereona
olenet lldtclona .... DI-JOHN P. DEil Y, Admln· The Following persons ";'~ b 118 h • d New P 0 r 1 PUBLIC NOTICE .,. dol~ butlneas u : ~~=C~NTER ACES, 575 Anton 81Vd., 11• doing bullnea 11:
ohe• prohlblolono latralor Wrth Wlll Annexed NOTICE OF are doing buslneu as: Beactt·Coata Mesa Piiot PENGUI Pl.ACE, 14485 1110 Vlc1orl1 St B102' 3rd Floof, Col1a MM&, MAIKAI COHSTIUJCTION, pu1d1n "•otreo Published Newport PUBLICSALEOF AMERICAN DATA GROUP, Septembef 14 21 1991 FlolHloua Holt Ave .. Tuatln, Caltt. CostaMfte.Clllfl 112927 'Cellf.92Ce I~ 10242 Malkal Ortw, H~
cuatpllr on oualqu* Beach/Costa Mesa Pilot PERIONAL PROPl!RTY 2001 Diena Lane, N-port ' ' s,;.727 SuollMOI N•mo =· Gale 750 El Cam-Nancy Clarie, 11 lO Vlc1oria ;.:, ~ 81Vd., 3rd ~Gr~ C,-:~
pWte do C.llfoml• por September 17, 19, 24, No. 93502 Beach. C•llf. 92660 Th .F .. ollowltOMWll lno Real, Tustin, Calif. cs1.,.lf 8 ~~·1 Co11a M•••. Floor, Calllornl•, Cotti k•I Drive, 'Huntington ou•lquler egonto dol 1991 Pursuant 10 the Calltoml11 JamN Brendle Greene & • ng persons 92680 . ...__ Mell, Clllf. 112e29 Bea 11 Clllf 9294e
orden publlco quo 1.. 1718 IStyell;Sctervl(Bce& PStorag.• 2F1ac70011· ~~~ 5t~~~re~~P2~~ PUBLIC NOTICE aFOre ~wol'.3Dbu1lne11 IS,:3331 Yogesh Gala, 750 El Cam-Thie bu~lne11 la co~· Thie bualneu la con-lh~ ,RoM. 10242 Mllklll .. _ lbldo " Cod MOTION I A I T II C Ill ducted by. In Individual duc:t9d by: I corporatlol'I Dr1ve Huntl0
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·-•-rM 0 que PUBLIC NOTICE et seq.), the undeBlgned Beach, Calif. 92660 THE COSTA MESA ZON· E. Cout Hwy., Corona de! no ea • ua n, 1 · The regl1trent{1) com-Th• r-latrant(•) com-,._.., ·---ngton -"''· ...,. "'910 una copla wtll sell et public auction, Thie buslnees Is con· ING ADMINISTRATOR M•r, Calif. 92625 92880 rnerlC9d to 1ren11Ct bi*--• ...,.,, -
de ellu. on September 30 1991 It ducted by: husband and WIU RENDER A DECI· Kenneth Robert Hander-Thia bus~esa Ii con-nffl und« the Actltlou9 ~unc::, ~~~ J~ bbu~l0•!!....'!,, ~~
t. The name end ad-NOTICK OF 02:30 PM, 2075 ' NewPott wile SION ON TVESDAY, 0C-ton, 5182 Aoyale Ave .. Ir· ducted by: ""nl venture Bu1lnH1 N1me(1) lltled 8 I N i{e)) Hated y. 1 -~-,.....,. d,.... of the curt le: (IU PUBLIC SALi! OF Blvd., Colla Mesa, CA J>M· The reglstrant(s) com-TOBER 1, 1991. OR AS vine, Calll. 92714 The reglelrenl(a) com-above on: July 1, 1091 ua ,,.... amee:a nenhlp nombre di I do PE.RSONAL PROPERTY aonal property Including menced 10 11an111ct busl· SOON AS POSSIBLE Thi• bualneu 11 con-menced to transect bull-Nenc:y aatti ~~· ~ Cl'lllr The regl11rant(1) com-r NCO on No. 22101 furniture clothing tool1 nest under the Fletltlous THEREAFTER ON THE duclld by: an lndlvldual netl under lhe Flctlttous This atetement wu flied ' • mencod to tranMC't buel-
la oorte ea) SUPl!RfOR Pursuant lo the Cllllfoml1 end/or other houMhold Buslneu Name(I) llsled FOUOWING rTEM: The regl1lrent(1) com-BualnHI Neme(a) listed with the County Cleft( of ~ atMlment filed nea under the Flctttloue
COURT OF CAUFOR-Self·Sel'vlce Storage Facll-!lams stored by lhe follow· above on: June 1, 1991 1. ZONING ACTION V.· menced lo tran11ct buli· •bov• on: N/A Orenge County on Septem-with the ,._,...., ~~ of ButlneH Name(•) lated
NIA, COUNTY OF OR· lly Act (B & P Code 21700 Ing persons: James B. Greene 91-15 FOR ACE CON· nets under the Fictitious Bharat Giile ber 8, 1991 """"'"1 1bov9 on: August 22. 1911
ANQl!1 TOO CMC Cl!N· et saq.), lhe undersigned SP 0020 DENNIS BLACK; Thia 1111emenl WIS filed STRUCTION COMPANY, Busln .. 1 Name(1) H1led This alalement was nled FaoeoM ~1 CounCy on August Bob Gmorft
Tl!R DRIVE WEST, will sell at public auction. SP E011 ANNE AHEARN; wlttt lhe County Clerk of AllTHOAIZEO AGENT FOR above on: June 3, 1991 with the County C1er11 of PubllsMd ...__...... Beach-' P804MT Thia ltallment wu tied UMTA ANA. CA 82702 on September 30, 1991, 11 Sp E O 8 4 WI LL I AM Orange County on August CHUCK MENZHUBEA FOR Ken Henderson Orange County on Augusl ·~-.,..... wtltl the County a.ic rA
. 1:00 PM, 2099 Placentia, ZUNKEL; SP E099 DAN M. 23, 1§91 AN ADMINISTRATIVE Af>. This 1tatemen1 WIS ftled 27. 1991 Costa Me-. Piiot s.ptem-Publllhld Newport~ OrWIOI County on Aug\m 2• Thi IMlln!• eckl ..... , Costa Mesa. CA personal BENJAMIN; SP E119 WIL· . PI04721 Ju s TM ENT TO EN· with th• County Clerk of FI04M2 ber 14, 21, 28, October s, Cotta MeM Plot Septem-30, 1091
andof J!~~ .... ttone _!'Imber Pf'Opetty Including furniture, LI AM CRAWFORD; SP Publlshtd Newpott Beech· CAOACH 2 FEET INTO Orange County on August Pubfflhed Newport Beach· 1991 ber 7, 14, 21, 28, 1991 PW48t
-"" • •nomef, clotttlng, tools end/or other E155 MICHAEL FOIT; SP Costa Mesa Pilol August THE REQUIRED SIDE SET· 30, 1991 Coeta Mesa Piiot Seplern· S.708 s..ea5 Publlahed ~ Blech-or plelnttff without _.. household l1em1 atored by E172 RICH PINNEY; SP 31 September 1 14 21 BACK ( 1 O FEET RE· F505453 ber 1 14 21 211 1991 .. ,., ... NOTICE Cotta MMa PloC ~
eltorn9r, ta: (El noMo the follow!~ persons: E209 FRANK TYLER; SP 1991 ' • ' QUIRED; 8 FEET PRO-Published Newport Beach· ' ' ' ' s..w PUBLIC MOTfCI r-v ber 7 14 21 28., 1991
bl"I, ta dlrecelon r et Ri~c~4~P c~~v:JbN~ ~5~~~~~c~~~: Sa.663 ~~E~0 ~o;,N~ ~~ eo111 Me11 Piiot S.pt•m· --.. ........ ~ Plotttt•• ' · · s..4983
nurnoro do lolofono dol WAR WACK; SP C353 TLER; SP F001 CHERYL ILY RESIDENCE LOCATED ber 7• 14• 21 • 28• 1991 PUBLIC NOTICI r ... m_ .......... ...... .. ... .,.. -1e1 ebogedo dtl d• CHERYL JOSENHANS; SP BURTHE: SP F018 ROGER AT 3202 WASHINGTON Sa-69l ................. ........... ..__ ..
"'8ftdentl, o dol "--C352 CHERYL JOSEN· COURVILLE; SP FOt9 PUIUC NOTICE AVENUE IN AN Al ZONE. Aottttouo Ital...,. The lolloWWlg penone are ,., .... ,
......, ...... no ttono HANS; SP C305 >\ATHUR AOGEA COUAVILLf; SP Plctltlou9 ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· PUBLIC NOTICE •uatneea Nw The FOllOW!ng P9f'90'1I ml, buelMn u : .._.111 llw =".;.;.. :l .. ~!:: ~~PJ3~KAJ5~~L~. ::R: g~c~c;~L~~ flo au....._ N•,,.. ~l~A~~~: ~i~e AC. P'lottttou• Th• '~io:" pentOnl ~~~~~ :'iM.rv 1J1 ~~ ~.~= •1a11• ant
L ....... No' 108 NEST; SP C222 STEVE P. CONLEY· SP H022 VIVI· Statement TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL· ... .. .,. ~,,... u : CAPITAL. 23422 Mt• C'"1I Beech" C.Nf. 92980 The Folowtlig ptrlOfl8
aante Alw,' CA .927oS ~u~~Le~EA~~ :?~ ~~~~y u~g~~oS:A: H~~ ate"'d~noFol~ ~1 ~~,.b~ ~Je m.~ St':81Mft-:n' ~. eo.ta' :. Stta;, ~ftl~~5• Laguna Htnt, o'::' Ln~S2~: ~~t!~~~ •111
(7t4) 8~700 REGINALD J. DICARLO; SP Hl52 NANCY HAYDEN· SP CORPUZ F1AE PROTECs ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS· The Following persons 92629 Ray G Wlchn, 15 Inv· Calif. 92860 s.rtlna AYI., Co11ta Moel., DATa1 IEP t8 1990 8085 BOB KELLY; SP 8035 H18e ROBERT WRIGHT; TION, INC., 5761 E. LI SUES RAISEO IN WRITTEN are doing butlne1111: Garrett E. Sl1ley,. 1295 erne11, Newport Beach, Umil1 L.ez.aja, 18710 S. Clllf. 9fta7 o.,, L. Qrenvlll•, DANIEL CHATTERTON; SP SP H208 ROBERT U:E Palma Ave.. Suite 1289. CORRESPONDENCE DE· KIDS AND KIDLETS, 88 Stonelleld, Co1ta MHI, Cllll. 92&eo Plcadllly Ln .. Cerr"oe· C.111. l)anny 0-.. Kool>, 2111
Ctwk, ay J&Mt Young, CW9 BRIAN TOWERS; SP Owner l'9llfWI the right Anaheim, Calif. 92807 LM:AED TO THE ZONING Fair Drive, eo.ta Mesa. Calif. 92626 Thia bu11ne11 11 co~ 90701 Stef1lrig AYI., Clllf: t:itr7
o.putr C227 DANA SMITH to bid el the llll. Pur· Corpuz Fire Protection. ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR Calif. 92827 Thia bu1lne11 11 co~ ducted by: en lndMdual Thia bu1lne11 11 co~ Thie bualneu 11 oon-Publilhed N Beach· Owner reaeNH lhe right cnuea mua1 be made with Inc., 5781 E. LI Pal!"• TO THE ABOVE DATE. Herbert K. Wlgnef, 6100 ducted by: an Individual The regl1tr1nt(1) com-ducted by: C01>lf1Mtl duded by: en lrdlltdull
Costa M -;,::"Se 1 10 bid 111 th• aale. Pur· peraone1 chlcltl Of cash· Ave., Sulle #289, Anaheim, FOR FURTHER INFOAMA· Edinger #709, H'linttngton The regl1tr1nt(1) com-mencld lo bWilaCt bull-The registrant(•) com-The regl1tr1nt(•) c~
ell P em-chases must be made with i.t. chectte onty. Alt pur• Calif. 92807 TION ON THE ABOVE AP· Beecll, C.llf. 92647 meneed to trenHct billl-,..... Under the Fictitious mencod lo ttenuct bull· menced M> .,.,.._ ~
ber 14, 21, 28, October 5, peraonal check• or cull· chlMd aoocl• .,. eold "u Thi• bu11ne11 11 con· PLICATIONS, T"!U:P~ONE Thia bu1lnH1 11 con-neat under the FlcUtlooa 8uslnea1 H1me(1) lilted MM under the Actlttoua MM und« ttw Aotlloue
1991 lett check• only. All pur· la, " anif mutt be paid for ducted by: a corporation 754-5245 OR CALL AT THE ducted by: en lndlvldual Bu1lne11 N1me(1) lllld ebove on: June 1, 198t 8ualnM1 Name(t) Mated eu.tnee1 Name(•) ltatod
Sa729 chued aood• .,. IOld "u llld l'9mOVed It the time ot The regl11r1n1{1) com-OFF1CE OF THE PlAN· The regl1trent(1) com-•bow on: August 27, 1991 AllY G. W1C1k1n lbow on: MlfY 22. 1991 lbow on: NIA
---------ls," and mull be paid for Ille Sa11a Mibjec:t to pf1ot ~ to lllOllCI bull-NING DIVISION, ROOM ~ to lranaect bull-Gerrett Slale'f Thia stli.mont WM flied ~ ~ Danny Kopp ____ c _____ Ind removed It th• time of canC.i1at1on In the ewt'1I of ,,... under the Flctttloua 200, 71 FAIR DRIVE, ,,... under lhl Flctltlou• Thia 1t1tement Wll filed with the County Clet'lc of Thi• atatement WH llled Thie ltlll9"nlnt ... ttllld
__ PU_B_L_J_N_O_T_l_C_E __ 111e. Sales eublect 1o Pf'lor MHlement b«wMn owner Bu1lnH1 N1me(1) listed COSTA MESA, CAUFOR· 8u1lne11 Neme(t) 1111ed wtth the County Clertc of Orange eovnty on Auguet With tl'le County Cllt'k of with the County a.ttc Of
NOTICI Of' cenoetletlon In the event of Ind obligated per:ty. Dated ebove on: NIA NIA. abow on: NIA Orange County on August 23, 1001 Orenge County on Mey 24, Or9nCM County on Augu1t
PUaLIC SALi OF Nttlement b11WMn owner thlt 14th end 21Sf dly of Denlel G. Corpuz, Vic.-Publl1hed Newpor1 Hetbert I(. WIQ'* 30, 1991 '804710 1991 30, 109t
NRSONAL PtlWDTY and obllglted party. Daied September, 1001. Publlc P~fl 8eactl-Cost1 Me .. Piiot Thll ttatement WM filed PIOW8 Pubbhed Newpol1 8eect1-NM2U PMl414
thl• 14th Ind 21ST day of Storege Menagement, Inc. Thia ltltemenl Wll filed September 21, 1001 wtttl the Covnty C1tt1t of Publllhed Newport Beac:n-Colta Mita PlloC August Publlehed Orange Co&tt Publllhld Htwpott ~
No. 0010t September. 1991. Public Teleph<>nl (818) 244·8080, wtth th• Coooty Clerk Qf S.783 Or1lnD9 County on Auguat Co1ta Mean Piiot Septem-31 • ._.ember 7, 14, 21, Diiiy Piiot Junt 3, 10, 17, Cotta M ... Piiot ---. Pursuant lo tl'le Callloml• Storav• Management Inc Aoent for owner Orange County on Augutl 30, 1091 .._. _,_.,r Self·Setvlce S10tage Feel!-Telephone (8l8) 244~; Publlahed ·Newport 23, 1001 · Peo.4H ber 7, 14, 21, 28. t991 1991 24, 1991 ' ber'7, 14, 21, at, 1•1 lty~~&P~21~~f()f~ ~~~~~ ~~ PU~llO~ ~~~~.~~~--·Sa-~~~~--~~~~~~"•-~~&&•~~~------·~-· et1aeq ). ~~14gnedlon Published Newport Sep4ember 14, 21, 1981 Publllhed Newport 8"ch-Cotti Mita PNol ~ w1 NII 11 .,....,. ... llUci • 8eaeh-Co1t1 M... Piiot S1738 Costa Mita Piiot ............ '1otttloue Lo9king to sel on Seplember 30, 11191, 11 September 14, 21, 1991 .._.... ._........,.. ber 1, 14, 21, 28, 1991
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the lolloWlng per1on1. ADOPTD ORDINANC• ltetlfNlftt PUIUC NOTICE moo Von Karman, Sull• lllotttteua
SP D131 MIKE J. BAKER; Ordinance 91·24 II The lfollOWlng ,,.,.COi 450, lrvlne, Callf. 92'7ll5 ......... , Mw
SP 0052 FRANCES A. IChedlMd to bl In tull ere dolnQ buelnees It' ~ OIMd C. Grant. I sat-atMll ... M
SKILLfAN; SP C083 MEL f0tc• end effect 30 dayl couAmEY'8 °' CAlJ. h1lll1" .._.... zbur~wport B .. ch. The Folloo#lno ~
T. ROBERTS: SP A086 from "' ado4>tlon on Sep-FORNIA. llOt DoYer Drive, ............ 1:*· R Laubacf* 2 .,. doing bullnMe at:
WILLIAM C. BILSBOR· !ember 18, 11191, end WM Suite 108, Newport Beach, The Follow'lng per90n1 ~ootc Dona ,C,.n1, VINEYARD BOOKSTOAI!, OUGH JR.; SP A040 SEAN adopted by ltle lollowlng C.111. 92800 .,. doing buelMN et: C111f t2t71 ' 102 !. BPer. Cotta Meaa.
F. SMITH; SP A011 PAM· roll call vote: COUNCIL Connle't Confectionery SANDPIPER PAESS, 2150 .,.,,.;.. fl '*otw.I 2531 c.Nf. t2l2t
ELA E. THOMPSON; SP MEMBERS: AYES: Horn-Conipwiy, • C~lornil Cof• Viet• Oor1do, N•wpor1 ~ ,..,. ~ Vllwywd E'lll•Qllll11c Al-"°"' ADIL l<AMIL; SP 9008 buckle, Genia, &lft1, Hum-poratlon, llOt DoYer o.M, Beaoh, Clllf. 92MO 9Mcf\, CfMt eaieo IOdlt!On, Cllifotnla Corpo.
SOPHIE DOREMUS phrey, Erlcleton. NOES: SU1t9 108 Newport 8ffch, Jffn A. Stevena, 2150 Mltk A.~ tASM rwtlon, 102 E. Baker, Com
Owr1et .....,..,.. the t'lght None. ABSE.NT: None. Cllll. 9iiitO Vl1t1 Ouredo, Newpor1 Via Cartol.. ~ 'NIO'* M ... Calif, t292t
to bid et the Ille. P"ur· Ordinance t1·24 amend• Thia bualn•H 11 con-BMch Calif. 9'eeo Clllf. l29M • Tl'll• butln .. • 11 con-~ mutt bl made with Tiil• 13, CMpC9f "· Midi d"°'ed by: • eotporetlon Thll • bUtlne=• • co,,. Tllli bUtlMt• lo c~ duct9d by' • COIPOfatlon ~ cl'leob or Cllllho 29 of the Cotti Mii& ~ Tl'te regll1rent(1) com-ducted by:'" Ull ducted by: 1 '9f*9I P!lft-The reglttr1nl(1) coin-lers dllcQ Of'lt/, M pur· nldpal Code to edd f'911IM-mencld lo 1rlnl&Ct butl-Tiit r1g11tr•nt(t com-,,.,... tMnCld lo nneac1 bueto
chaeld DOOd• •• llokf ''11 tlont encl procldutet per• nelt ~ the FlctlllOUI menctd to 11'~ _., The reglttrant(l ) com-ntu under 1i.. Flc:tltlout ..... end ~ bl paid fot 19lnlng to Oenalfy Bonu9 ButlMN Nam•(•) lllted ,,... undet the ~ltlou• ~ lo tnnald !Ml-Bu.In... Nernt(•) lilted
and remowcf II the llmt of .-.CS ottltr lnoentlwl tot the eboY9 on: Jtnulty 2, 1991 BuelnMt Neml(l) hted ,... under ~ ~ lbcM on: NIA .-. ..,.. ~ eo Pf'lof Pfod\lctlon of nffcfdltlll John s. P.-.on, Ster• ~on: Augun11, 1991 lutlnlM Hime(•} 11-.ct MAl'oot 0. Mceu1. s.cJ 091C1idon In the ~ of end w1lor hOu~. lltY JMn A. ~ DiboWI on· A&lglllt 11 1M1 lrMt. MCtlrlmlnt ~ 0WNt The U i.xt of the Otdf. llile ettltmlnt WM fllld Thie .tetemtnl w.. filed o.vtcf C •QrWrt ' Thil I~ -WU . lllld
lttd obAg&tld perty. o.ted ""109 ~ be rMd In !ht w111 the County Cleftc of W'lth t~ County ci.rk of Thlt ~ WM Ned wtth tl'le County Ctertc of
tNe 14111 end 21ST day of City Clll'lt • olllce. T1 Felt ar._. County on 8tt*m-OtlftOI COUil'lly on Augu.tt lllllti the eouncy C11ft! of OttnOI Councy on S.,,.em-
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Oii: NIA ~ J. Mhn John Mc#INne .,. ~~.r: TN ""°".::t*: •-~ .._ by: a """91 ,.,.. .,. doing bullllllilt •: 1'91 • t 1 .... .._ Tiiie ••meitl w .. Ned Thie ..... ,..,... wt tied D.C. , 111 MNlt'( WINI :::--~°':ii J!:,.:,1~ nereNp . K.t .A. ENTERPRISES, AhabJ.Nafel •itiml t
itllt .. = "! .e fie County an OI With IN County a..tc o1 11th .., ... , Hunllngeon !Wl.T Ille ...-... : lol0w9:-TN regl91111m(1) com-1-HOw9rd Clrde, ~ Thie -•IMnl -tied n,. ~ 6*90nl 1110:::.,~ ~~ f:r'Y on Septem. ~~on~ ~-= t••~ =.:-r:-...... :' .. aa.1•'.00 UnMect ....._ ::-' ..J:r -=-~ =°'::;. cr':naM3 ~ C::.: ~Mi~H~ord
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W• ........ Pfollll • Thlit 11 lll'Nltl ... tied =--~ ~eaa:: ;:-c:;.: ~:; bef 14, 21, 28, Odobef 5, Thie ltllll t•IC WM lled ............. ~ r9ii1lttrant(t) eom-IUl'PI•-. ...... 111 ._ ••111 -. wtefl "'9 County a.It °' ~ the pert01111 ,..., a.,,..,_ In the MtmCI 1•1 wlh the County C1etk OI .....,.,.,, ..._ menced to -.-ct ~ I.I• ... -•h•••I .... ••Ht ~1lr.1Countyt11 on...,................_ ... .._=~ ~wtlr\theaerti s.112 OfwlaeCountyon~ S ,_under._~ -·.. ·---The FCllowlng pereone ...., _ _..... -the Orr-,.. _ _, .. -.. bet 13, 1991 taea"''"' .,...,._ Name<•l lilled .,,. F...._ ...,_ .. ,. fOlowtlig pereona .,. = .... .,.......-:;.., ' ,....ti Ilona without ob nlng ....._ ;:;..-_....,,..100-:::_:! -..--F90e7M The Folowtng per.ION llboll9 on:
1815 ...-.... _.___ M: .,. ~ ~ ... --• COUit IPPl'OWll 1etor9 tall· ,,... _,, "'""' .. _ ---... ......,........., ---.... .. ~ bualneel u .. _.r "' .:=-;;., ...._ ADDAX, 1030 S«:r ...... NEWP RT SOLUTIONS, PublleNd Newport ileadl-Ina oeNln ...;., 1mpoftant ~Weal s.rtta Ana ,._ ,,_ ,...,.__,Newport_,.,. -.. . S1aphlnle It Pl'trNI
"I01 • -I Cir Cott ....... m ProdlJdlon "'-=-..... Colta ..... ,.. ....,,. adlotlt ~ the • 12701. yoJ aa.o mull. ........ Coata ..... Plot Septem-p~py 1~~= This lt9tilmlnt WU tued eor1 ~Moh, Calf. tM e ..... _ Cd!. !>Oft 8Mcf\, c.tf. nei3 bef 14, 21, 21, QCIOlller S, tonal ,9p,wwwftitlv9 :.r:. vlde the D11ertct Attorney' ilktlllttH ...... ber 21, 21, October S, 12, Ulne ' ~on with the County Clelti of
Nhda IMnl.. uoo John DIYld Propw 1030 KMlnett'I M. Ruth, 22715 199t reqiMed to ~ ~ to Olflce lllllt\ en endorMd ... .,..... 19111' CA e2&47 ' Orenae County on Auol"'
_ ,_ve ~a.en Secrtterlat Ctr., ~Co1ta ~ ~1 Mllllon Viejo, a.111 lntereetild per.ona IM'llest copy of the ct.im clrKted TN FoloWln Sa-749 ThorMt R Annunzltto 23, 1091 _... t2ti:t ' ....._ Cellf. 92e2t · ·-~have wlllwd notice 0t to For1elt\n Utaon, Ors .. doing;:;;;;:.:-'°"' 2120 Ntbllck Terrace: ~804708 ~ b lnM9 19 oon-Thi~ buelne11 11 co,,. Thlt butlne11 It co,,. COl.....-d to the J)fOpoeed ange County DlltrlCI Al· HEADS~ FACES, 2443 OceeMlde, CA 92058 Ptlblllhed Newport BMch-~~·en~ du$d by. an lndMdual ~":~by: • genetel pelts PUIUC.eeoncl ectlon.) The Independent ~ .. OlftC:., 700 CMc Mwytla V. Elllott, 10 AJ. PUIUC llOT1CI • Robeft 0 . eooti, 102 Bly. Cotta ...... Piiot August
Tiit r•V:'~ C ~·'t!,11~~ : The reg111rant(1) com-tlOT'ICllOI' ::=~~~ ~cf":.rci:'~u .. Sarl.: ::9n L9guna Ntguet, Calif. Flotltl•• ~~. &o~ Newport ~~1s.piemt>er 7, 14, 21 ,
..i.riced .. Aclllloue MM under the Fk;tltlout menced to trlllSaCI buM-APftUCATIOll TO .. ted '*'°" NM an ob-Control No. above· in any u .. M JenMn 48 VI• M• .......... ....... Thi• butln•H II COfls Sa-674 _. uncletNllM(t) 111t9Cf Bullnett Name(•) • lltttd nus under the Fictitious ALL ALCOetOUC )ectlon to the p9titlon and correepondence. Nta RSM Calif 112688 Stat....,. ducted by: an unlncofPO' ---------
llUllMI•. ~ 12 aboft on: September 10, BualneH Neme(e) Hlted llavawa thoWI QOOd C9UM Why the H YoUr claim It not tlme!y Thli builneai 11 con-The Followlng '*'°"' rated 111oclatlon other1---------*"9 on. • 1991 above on: Saptember s. 9/t719t court tflould "°' grant the llled, the Dlttrtct Attorney• ducted by· co-par1n41n are dol~ bu91neu u : than• partM1'1hlp PUIUC NOTICE ~A. Evtna .._.. ~ f1~e--t _, Ill-'
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.ith the .__ On1r1ae County on Septem-wtth the County Clerk ol p1ytng to the Oepar1ment of BER 10, 19111 at 1:45 PM In State. The ptOper1y wlU Butlneat Namt(t) Ut19d 711 West 171h St. 0-7, Bullneu N1me(1) listed .......... t Ottnat County on_......~ ber'1l. 1911 Orange County on Saptems ~ a.verege Control OeQt. 3A 10Caled at 700 then be dl1Po1Qd ol as aboYt on: ~ 10, Costa Mfta, CA 92627 tboYe on: Augutl HI. 1991 The Following J*IOftS
i.11', 11181 NIOJOaa • FI07047 ber 6, 1991 FICHI04t to ... U:ohollo beYeregel CMc Center OflYe West. prOYlded In Health and 1991 WllUam H. Pezzullo, 345 Thomas R. Mnunzlato .,. doing buslnest u :
Nawpcwt leilm-Publllhtd Newpoft Beach-at 1548 Adema Ave .• Ste. P.O. Box 831, Sant9 Ana, Safety Code Section 11489. Marykll Elliott Cherry Tr" Ln.. NeW'p0(1 Thll ttatemertt was llltd VIOEOCAL, 2790 Hart>ot ~~ -----... Cotta MMa Piiot Stptem-CostPublalshedMtsaNewPlloportl ~ ~~2., M..aOn J._'?f~& CAH yll2ou7~to· ..__ ,......... MICHAm&. It. CAPIZZI, Thl1 1tatement wu flied e..ch, CA 92680 w11h the County Clerk ol Blvd. #115, Coata ....... ,,_,_ -,.....,. ...,.._..~ .....,. ..... ~ ... u, .. ..-..... .....,.... u ...... " Dlatrtet Att~, • W1th the County Cleric of Dan P. Pluto, 4400 Prllne Oraoge County on August Calif. 92626
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991 ~ ~"'::"~:: Beach-Com M ... Pilot Publllhed Newport 8Nchs The reglW1nt(1) com-Costa Mna PVot Septems ~ k...St~ 'Ana: --;;;PU;;;IU;".lCii~IOM;;;;;'1i;ilCl;-·1 PUIUC NOTICE r:;"tt':. hMring. Y04Jt ~ September 7, 14, 21, 1991 Costa Mesa Pilot Septem-~ to trtnNCt bull-ber 21. 28, October 5, 12, CaJH
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Plotllls •• .--u-""'1"" 0t by yow attorney. 1991 8ulinHt Name<•) listed Sa-767 ducted by: husband and ..,,,.., • .._. lkllllnaM NAftte 1"tetlttCMa H you ere • Ct9dltor or • Sa-713 tbove on: n/a wit.
StM1•1Rt StatMMnt ._,......_ Nw .... ~L-!,CT~ 9\0 contingent c:redltOt ol the PUIUC NOTICE Wlllam H. Pezzullo PUIUC MATICE The registrant(•) com-Tht FollOWltig pareone The Followtng l*aonl Sl•tetneftt ,,_r ,,_ ovw '· dec:MNd, you must Ille Thia statement WU flled l'IV menced to transact bulls
doing butlnDID • .,. dolnQ butlneu u : The Fonowtng perSOM ••LL ALCOHOUC 'f04JI clailm with the cour1 Flotldoua PUBUC NOTICE with the COunty Cler1< of ,.,..., undef the i:-lctitlous ~E EDUCATIONAL AD-PANACHE PRODUC-are doing buslnen u : 11.wMG•a and mtlh copy to the per· 8'1elnua Mente ()range County on August Fie~-Bu1lne11 Namt(I) listed VANTAGE 2155 ,....,... TIONS, 178115 Sky Park Cir. R.C. ANNEX COMPANY, 9/tlllt IOnal reprHentatlve ap-S........m Flcttttoua 22, 1091 ...... ,. .. -above on: NIA 1124 eo.ta Meu, IF, !Nine, Caln. 92714 • 17860 Newnope St Foun-To Whom h May Cons POlnted by the court within The Following persons ....,_Name FI041H Stet......nt Dung Nguyen 8'.;, 9212i Av1nt1 Photography & taln V•Hey, Calif. 1127oe cern· lour months ltom tlle,.Mte .,, doing buslnesa u : State.nent P\lbltshtd Newpolt e..chs The Followlng persons This statement wu ftled
Rach.I Wlnllon. 2166 A-Mod91 Management, Inc .. Rlch1rd Chang, 18209, ZErTOUNTSIAN, Nub1t S. ol flflt Issuance of letters U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL, The FolloWlng peraon1 Costa M ... Piiot Septems ere doing buslnetl u : wi1h the County Clertc of
necrttll Dr .. 8124, 0o919 17895 S':'Y Pltk Cir. tlF, Ir· Fountain Valley, Ctlll. fl eoe>Mna to the Depart· u provided In NCtlon 9100 2773 Oshkosh, Anaheim, are doing business u : ber 21 28 October s., 12 SUNDANCE WEST APART· Orenge C0t.w1ty on August
.._. CalH 82128 vine, Calif. 92714 92708 ment ·of AICohoik: Bewn1ge of the Cellfomla Probate Calif. 112806 INTERNATIONAL SECRE· • • ' MENTS, 1996 Mtple Ave. 23. 1091 Tiit•' busineu It con-Thie bu1lne11 11 co,,. Thl1 bustneH It co,,. Control to NII llc:oholic: Code. The time for flllng Roy D. Eckhardt, 2n3 O• TAAIAL EXCHANGE, 19762 199l Sa-
769
Suhe 9, Costa M .... Calll. ' FS04TOS
duded by: an lndlvtdual ducted by: e corporation ducted by: an lndMdual beverage• at 2104 w. ctllmt will not expire ~ hko1h, An1helm, Calll. Mtc:Ar1hur #324, Irvine, 92627 Published ·Newport BMchs Tiie reg.ltlral)t(e) com-The regl1trant(1) com· The regl1trant(1) com-OcHn Front N•wP,Or1 IOf• lour months from the 92806 Calif. 92714 Jan M. Peterson. 5141
ll*ICed lo trllnlaet-~ rnenctd to transact ~· menced to tran11ct bull· e.ecn CA 926&3 with '41" heerlng date noticed Jo11ph ColegroHI, 462 Meri& EllM Fultz, 1nF Riv· PUILIC _...,.. Chateeu, Irvine, Calif. Costa Mesa Piiot Augu1t
,... under the Flcil1lout nee. under the Flctl11ou1 nen under the Actltlou1 On Saie e.. a Wine (Pub. tbove. Wm Ridge Circle, Ana· ertlde, Newpon Beach, l'IVll'-5 92714 · 31 . Septemb« 7, 14, 21, Buslnes• Name(•) ll9ted Bu1lne11 Name(s) llattd Buslnesa Name(•) lilted Eit. Pt.) llctnM You may examine th9 file helm, CaJH. 92807 Callf. 92683 This bu1lne11 11 co0s 1991
elJloYt on: --.tember 12, above on: September 5, above (Ail: Saptember 9, Publlthed Newport kept by the COU11. II you Thi• bu1tne11 Is co0s Thia bu1lne11 11 cons ~-ducted by: en Individual Sa~
1891 _,.. 19111 1991 BHch-Cotta M .. Pilot ere a J*"IOrl lnter-.d In ducted by: • general par1s ducted by: an Individual •te1nrn -The reglstrant(s) com----------Rachel WlnttOn Biiiie J. Meuth, President Richard Chang Saotember 21 19111 the estate, you mey flle neirthlp The regl1tr1nl(1) com-Stat....,. menc«l 10 transact bulls ---------Tllll ttltement .,.. filed Thia ttatement w11 filed This statement wu flied s.791 ' with the c:ow1 a formal A.-The regl1tran1(1) com-menc.cf to trenuct bull-The Following pet1IOfil ,,... under the Actltlou1 PUIUC NOTICE
with the ,..~-.. a.ti ot with the County Clerk of quell tor Special Notice ol menc.d to transact busl-,,.., under the Flctttlous are dolnQ butlnesa u : Bu1tne11 N9111e(1) listed ---------Orlnat ,..:::=.,"~ s.ptem-Oranae County on Septem-the filing of an Inventory nest under the Flctltlou1 Bulln•H N9llle(t) listed ENCHAATED OCCASIONS ebove on· September 1, Flcttttou9
w 1}.1"1"' ber1),1991 Call 6 4 2-5678. aneleppralaalofestateas-Buslneu Name(•l lllled above on: Saptembef 9, NEWPORT. 410 w. Coast 1991 Buehln•"eme · •907090 FI07054 nt.I 0t of any petition Of aboYt on: October 1, 1991 1991 Hwy. Suite M, Newp0r1 Jan M. Peterson a•--......m
r account u provided In Roy D. Eckhardt Mana e Fultz S..ch, calif. 92663 This ttatement was filed -· PublishtdNewl)OftBeect.-PubllthtdNewl)OftBNc~ Put a few words Mctlon12~oftheCallfor· Thf1 atltement WU llled Thll ttAtement was flied Chi An J., W1n9. 915 with the County Clertl of .,.The F~=sons
Costa ....._ Pilot ~em-Coata M... Pilot 5-plem-k nla Probate Code. A R• with the County Cltftc of with the County C1er11 of Chee1nut PS.ce, Newport Ortogt County on Saptem-RPM~AGEMENT &t ber 21. 28, October 5, 12, bef 21, 28, October 5, 12. tO WOr for YOU . quest IOf Specie! Notice Oranoe County on Saptem-Orange County on Septem-Beach, Calif. 92660 btf 11, 1991 rvi Cali1 1991 19111 form ii available fl'om the b« 13, 1991 bar lb. 1991 Helene Cl Wen~ll15 F507048 C1Nr1>rook, I ne, "-'"'" ~-,._.. ·--1.,.• ' Chestnut Ptec. 112714 S.741 ._...-. """"' ......... r_... -F~t2 Beech Calif g2tieo Published Newport 8Mchs Diane L Mltchel, &t Clear· •&••··~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~Co~~~~hedNewl)Oft8Mct1s n1a 'bu~~~~Co~M ... ~Saptem-~~1~.~~14
fith 2121 E Coast HiGhs sta ..._. r""' ..._. .... or Costa Mesa Piiot Saptems ducted by: husband and ber 21, 28, Octobef 5, 12, Angelo ~. 21371 Sii·
YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED I
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THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA
642-567
waY. Solle 2Bo, Corona del ber 2t. 28, October 5, 12· ber 14. 21. 28. Octobel' 5. wife 1991 Y9n7"M UM. Trabuoo Ca0s
Mar. CA 92625 1991 1991 The registrant(•) com-I S.745 yon, Calif. 112679 Publlth•d Newport Sa-743 sa-714 menced to transact bull-Rober1 Ragsdale, 16 Ben-e .. ,., M Pll t ness Und8f the Fic:tltlou• gaNa. Rencho Sant• Mat• s!;~~%. 21~5~. 1"1 Business Namt(I) listed PUIUC NOTICE Guer1ta. Calif. 92608
ThS700 PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC N-CE 1boYe on: September 12. 'th11 bu11ne11 11 con----------v" 1991 .......... dUct9d by: a general pelt·
'1ctttlou• P1otttloue Chi An J. Wang BuatnHI ....... nerahlp ~ N•me ..,......_ ......_ Thi• atatemenl wu filed ... ll•tnt ___ ~ _ The r9iiJl1trant(1) com-StatetftDftt Stat....m with the County C1er11 ol The FoiloWlng perwne menctd to transac:i bull-Flctttloue The Foltowlng per1ons Orange County on Septem-.,. doing bullnea u : ,,... under ttw Ac:tltlOUI
• II are doing bullne11 as: Thedol F~I =-•ons ber 1 '1 1991 ANASTACIO MARTINEZ 8u1lneu Name(t) lilted
.... ntM ....,. MCOINLEY INTERIOR DEs a0reC O ~NOR LINCOLN ' FS07048 ASSOCIATES, 4 04 1 aboYt on: August 29, 19111
PUIUCNOTICE
............ SIGN, 1500 W. B1lbo1 " " MtcArthur Boule'ivd, Suite Diane L Mltc:Mll The Folfowlng peBOOI Blvd.. Suitt 203. Newpor1 MERCURY SPECIALISTS. Published N-port Beach-206 Newport Beach Calif Thia ttatement was filed
are doing bu91neu u : Beach Calif 112663 6812 Dellanc., Huntington Costa Mesa Piiot Saptems e266o • · with the County Clerlc ol
LANCO. One Im• Loa Ct., Patricia A .. McGlnley, 938 Beach, Calif. 92647 bar 21, 28, October 5, 12. Ant1taclo Menlnez, 24 OrWlQe County on August ~ewport Beach, Callf. w. Ocean Front,,Newport John Frederick Oconnor, 19111 Knob Hiii Laguna Niguel 30. 1091 "'::i N lJlne One 1 BM<:h, Calif. 92963 6812 ~. Huntington Sas753 Callt 928Tr ' ' FS064et
· · mh• Thi• bu11ne11 ta con· ~· ~~n::-4711 co0s Thie bualnen 11 cons Publlthed Newport e.ecn-Loa Ct., Newport Beac • ducted by: 111 lndlvldual ducted by' an Individual "-~-M Piiot Saptem Calif. 92ee3 The regl1trant(1) com-ducted by: an lndMduel PUIUC NOTICE ·, t( ) ...,..,. esa • Thl1 bu1lne11 11 co0s menctd lo transact busi-Th• reg'11tr1nt(1) com-The reg •tt1n • =-ber 7, 14. 21, 28. 1991
d\Jcted by: an lndMduel nesa under the Flctltloul ::!* imJ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ':~ Sa~
Th• registrant(•) com-Buslnen Nam•(•) !lated Butlnell Nem•(•l ftsted au.ine11 Nam•(•) listed l---------:-.::--
menc:itd to trantac1 ~ above on: February 11191 above on· NIA ..........,. above on· December 15. PUIUC llftTICE neet under ttie ~ Patr1dt u ...n...._. . The F--....... persons 1989 ""' Buslne1.s Name(•} llS1ed This .~_,was tiled John F. Oconnor fifed .,. doing~ ea: Anastacio Mlr1lnez F'lcittteue
lbove on: NIA wl1h the County Clertt of = :c=v ~ of MUSCLE CARS PLUS .. This atatement WU ftled 8 _..,111 ....._
Kent Lent Orange County on Saptems range Coun"' on c-.. 18362 Mt. Waterman, foun.. with the County C1«11 ol a t Thl1 lta1ement was riled ber 6 19111 ber 10. 1991 ., .....,._,r t8ln Valley, Calif. 92108 <nnoe County on August The i::~ peBOnS
with the County Otrit of ' F90903e ' P80830e Jamel E. Reid, 111382 Mt 23. 1091 ........,.. ~ u ~ f:r'Y on Septems P\lbllshed Newport BMCh· Pubhhtd Newport ~ Waterman, FOl.Wltaln Vtlley, FS04T08 ~~Ai<E"' EXPRESS 1138.
FeoeM• Costa M ... Pltot Saptem-Coeta Mfta Pilot Sapwm-~~ 9~':neH 11 co,,. =~ ... ~ ::C!; 1M658 ~ ~;9·· Costa
Publllhtd Newport Beach-ber 14• 21 • 28• October 5• ber 14, 21, 28, Octo«>er 5• ducted by: an lndtvlduel 31, September 7, 14, 21 . = F. Mlskei, 1026 N Costa Mfta Piiot Saptems 1991 e_718 1'191 The regl1trent(1) com-1_1 M llb r i{ Dr Brea 28 ,..._.,...,, 5 12 _,. S.715 _..._.. to transact bu91-.... • u . .• . ber 21, ' \A.I.,._ ' ' .. _,.._. F1c:tltlou Sas672 Calif. 9262
19111 nMS und« the 1 Lynette M Mia.Itel 1026 N s.74o PUIUC NOTICE PUIUC NOnc• Butlne1t Nam•(•) tilled Mellbu cYn. Rd .. Brea. --------, ________________ .. __ lboYe on: September 3, PUIUC NOTICE C.ilf.112621
FloUtl•• ll'lotltl9ue I 1J191 .. ,i., Thi• butlness i• co~ •·-....__ u-~ &met .,..... Plctftld• ... ......... by' ....... _..... Wld ---Buelna .. ...._ ' Thia ttatement was nltd .,...,.,..., · '"'"""""' PUIUC NOTICE
Statewt StateMllftl I with tile County C1ertc ol ••lft• • .....,. wife
The FolloWlng pertonl The Followtng peraons ()Janna County on Seplem-Sta'9Ment The regl1trant(1) com. bull · · .... -The Following peraons menced to tranNct busl-StM1•1ftt .,. doing ne11 u . .,. doing bullneu u . bef 9, 1991 . dol butlneu ... ,,... Uflder the Actltlous
The followlng persona RNR DESIGNS, 408 Pr~-(l)HARBOR CENTE~ F808tM TFH 1ANUFACTURING/ Builness NaiM(I) lilted
are doing~ u · pect St .. Newport S..C • STYLIST (b)HARBOR STYl P\lbbhtd Newport Beach· DESIGN 1035 WMtWtrd ibove on· September 6
POC, 1f18 =r'· Cotta C,::.~ = Powert Lyont, ~=~·~·· Colla M ... Piiot Septem-way, c0... MMa, Ctltf. 1991 . ,
M .... CalH. 408 Proapect, Newpon Mary A. May, 357 N. Mt. ber 21, 28, October 5, 12, 92t2e PtUI F. Ml1kel
l'llul· Douala Clnilll, 1818 Beech Calif. 92863 View Santa An• callf. 19111 Armando F. Hernandez. Thi• ttatement was nle(l
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Tanaget, C(iata ~ C&IH. Robin' LM. Laudutkl 230 92~ ' Sa-754 1035 Weatwwd Way, Coate with tf'e County Clertc ol
t2e2e C I ........._.....,. Beach y., b I I con-MM&. Callf. 112829 Or.,. County on Saptem-• Thia buelneH I• con-~on'2ee3,_..,,..... ' ~ ~~ ;,•~ s.1y L Hernandez, 1035 ber 13, 111111
ducMd by: an lndMduel Thia bu1lne11 11 con-The reg'111ranl(1) com-BA VE A WHtward ~· Cotta FI087U The reglttrant(t) com-dUc:t9d by: a geflefel pelt· menced to lranMC1 ~ MM&. Callf. Pubflshtd Newport a-:n-
rnancied to tnineaet ~ nanhlp ...... ~ the Ac:tttlOul "a. •c1 SALE Thi• bUtlMN It con-eo.ta ..... Pilot SecJttm-~ ~(.r= ~·~t~ :.': =· ~ t':;' UAIUI ~,=1~ com-ber 21, 21. October 5. 12.
ebove on: S.ptembef3, ,.,... ~ the F1ctlltout .._A. May , 642-5671 menced to ~ ~ 1991 744
1991 8uaNaa Name(t) llltDd fN.' t.U nwtl WU fled nt1D ""'* the ftclloUI S. PU D. Qr"lfll abo¥9 on: N/A Thlil ..... m*lt ... tied
lllllt\ the County Clef1I of = '='*" -'tied
0ranoe eo..'lty NoeHY =.:-~ ~
Publllt'9d N9wpc>r1 8eDch-bef 11. 1tt1 eo.ta Mau Not s.pwn. . "°"9t
ber 21, 28. October 5, 12. Publl9hed ~ ~
1•1 Colla Mau Plot ~
S.741 bar' 21, te, October I , 12, ~~--~--~--11•1
PUIUC NOTICI
PUIUC ll01ICI
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STIRTill& A llEW BUSllESS??
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I
ustang lets motorists relive
'muscle car' power of 1·980s
By °"""1 6oddry the road 1llld you could sweor 1992 models ore indeed offered
PW1 , ...... AIAll Wrtw Jimmy Hendrick$ and Janis Joplin with a 10Sehoitepower, twin-
were still doi_lll! live concerts. spark plug. 2.3-lib!r four<ytlnder
I you're a fan -of high-Bend into-a corner~thouah, an<l-•ngtri<', tlie models that reolly
technology, then tum tfie you 'll be very grateful Tor the carry the Mustang muscle
page. If advanced electronk:s, improvements in radial tires and traditi& are the VS-powered LX
contemporary design and the advancements in power 5.0 and the GT. Both use Ford's
sophisticated engineering turn yc>:u steering. Regardless, the sound1 high outeut 302.cubic-inch
on, then this car will turn you off. feel and performana: of the pushrod 81 an ens.ine so
But, if raw pov.ier, a solid ride Mustang scream "musde car" stra~ara it traces its roots
and retro-slyting appeals to your every time you hit the gas. bad( to the 'SOs.
sense of a goo(! ome; th en stay And herein lies the Mustan~'s
tuned. Th is car was headed for charm. With no turbos to ~·n
Completely without any of the extinction in 1982, when and no bane:ry of cams and valves
technical buzzwords that Ford was considering to wait for, dle MUstang makes its
punctuate today's auto-speak, the replacing it with the current four-~ instantly. The fachometer
Ford Mustang continues into the cyl inder, front-drive Probe. only needs to dimb past 3,000
'90s as if frozen in a time warp: Luckily for the Mustan_g, fuel rpm before a massive 300 foot-
Not to worry, though, as there's prices stabilized before tile final pounds of torque heads for thie
Mustang brings bock the fttl ol the 1960s '""'! the odnncements In hondllng of the '90s.
1still plenty to like here. decision was made and consumer rear wheels.
Electronically controlled demand for the V8 models At this engine speed, most
suspension, multiple valve resumed after the last energy contemporary power plants are
arrangements, overhead cams and crisis. The Probe still showed up, just gathering momentum . By the
leading edge aerodynamics are all but the Mustang sta~ on. As a time 4,200 rpm arrives, the full
completely absent from this car. result, the traijitional Mustang force of 225 horsepower is
Don't come looking for an formula is still with us over 25 hurtling the car forward with
independent suspension or all-years after its initial introduction. ar:nazinfJ force . There are plenty
disc brakes either, because you ot engines out there that need
won't find them. What you do In those 25 years, only the 5,000 or even 6,000 rpins to
have is one of the last V8-Pinto-based '74 through '78 make full steam. Not this one.
powered muscle cars iR captivity. Mustangs lost the passion and
Only a driver's-side air bag and appeal of that original Falcon-
electronic fuel injection signal that based '65 model. TOdaV's car is a
this vehicle is designed to deal direct descendant of the revived
with the environmental and safety Mustang that was introduced in
issues of the 1990s. The rest is a 1979. With 1 2 years under its
complete throwbac k to the '60s. belt since the last major facelift,
· And that's the whole idea here. most normal cars would have
Twist the ignition key an d died on the vine long' ago.
suddenly it 's 1965. Pull out onto Although 1991 ahd uixoming
B ut tflen , the· whole car
reeks of this kind of
ntechanical urgency. The
dashboard and long. ffilt hOod-sit
high in front of ~u, the steering
wfleel is thick and heavy feeling
the bucket seats are n'arrow and
snug. When the engine is fired
up, the wh* car fills with "an
~gitated rumble. becomes alive under you and the
· Depressing the clutch pedal engine breat~ in >nd out ~uires a hefty stab to send It to befWeen shifts. There's. nbthing
the 'floor, and guiding the five: subtle about the way this car ps
Speed into gear fakes a deliberate . about irs work as ttle engine, the
snap of the wrist. Delicate, this 'tires and the wind join voices in a
car is not. Sitting a~ idle, the chorus of automotive sounds.
Mustang feels anxious and
impatient.
When the accelerator pedal
goes south, this car suddenly feels
very light, as if gravity has
evaporated and there's nothing to
hold it back. And with barely
~.000 pou~ds to motivat~, the
1mpress1on 1s close to accurate.
With the manual transmission ;ind
a skilled driver at the wheel, 60
mph comes up in just over six
seconds.
Changing gears takes on a
mechanical ihythm, the road
Santa Ana
Warner Ave.
Coronadel
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SALES•SERVICE•LEASING
1500AUTOIAll111., SANTA ANA. 135-3rn
NEWPORT/SS FWY AT EDINGER D Sales Dept Open 7 Days ·
PmWServicC Hours M·F 7 am-6:30pm
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New, revamped
Mercury Sable
at Coast dealers
T he Mercury Sable, which
has received its first major
redesign for 1992, has
arriVed at Orange Coast area auto
dealersh ips.
The 1992 Sable features all-
new sheet metal on every exterior
panel except the roof, and
numerou s fun c ti o nal
.improvements to enhance 1 its
room, ride and comfort.
"We are launching the second
generation Mercury Sable in
1992," said Lee R. MiskowSki ,
ford vice president and Lincoln-
Mercury general manager. ''The
new i-efinements have created a
more upscile and luxurious Sa~e,
which features the same higfJ
quality and outstanding value our
customers haXf: come to expect.
"Since its debut in the 1986
model year, Sable has set the
standards in its class for comfort,"
Miskowski added. "With all of
these improvements, we expect
that · to continue in 1992. This
Sable is even more upscale and
refined than its trend-setting
predecessor."
The new Sable features a
sleeker front end with mpre
streamlined bumpers a'hd
headlamps, while retaining .an
updated version of its distinctfve
front light bar. The backlight anale
has been reduced to enhance fhe .
car's apeearance. 1
The Sable's interior also has
been redesigned to improve b9th
ergonomla and Silfety. A ~ ,
flow-through instrument pan~
intqi:ates the instrument panel
and the doors in a. single form .
A passenger-side air b~g
supplemental restraint system tiai
been added to sable's O!f.klNI
equipment list, making the Sable
ond the Ford Taurus the only
automabiles In their d.,. to offer
this safety feature. The drM!r'1
side air bag remains standard. 1
Overall passenger spioe has
been Improved for 1992,
induding inaeased front seat hip
room and rear ,seat head room.
The Sable is avallable ' at Joh,_ & Sons Llncoln·Mercury,
2626 Harbor Blvd,. O>ota Mell;
Beach Lincoln -Mercury, 16800
Boch Blvd,. Huntington BQCll,
ind Ray Fladeboe Llncclln-
Mercury, 16·18 Auto Center
OriYe, !Nine.
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THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES • SEPT 21-26
The Most Complete Real Estate Guide in the Area
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Cover Home Presented By
Arvilla Sheron Of
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INDEX
Cover, Tarbell
02. Map
03. Ron Felsot
04. Coast Newport
05. Coast Newport
06. Coast Newport
07. Coast Newport
08. Coast Newport
09. The Dalebout Association
1 o. Waterfront Homes, Inc Raaltors
11 . Waterfront Homes, Inc Realtors
12. Waterfront Homes, Inc Realtors
13. Grubb & Ellis, Peters & Shuler
14. Grubb & Ellls
15. Grubb & Ellis
16. Valentine Properties
17. Valentine Properties
18. Koops
19. Rae Rodgers
Don Pfaff
20. The Real Eltatent
NEWPORT BEACH/COS"fA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Irvine
21. Vaughn and Susie Stafford
Mesa Development
22. Prudential California
23. Prudential Calif ornla
24. Remme
25. Remax
26. Big Canyon McLain
27. Prudential Newport
28. Coldwell Banker
29. Coldwell Banker
30. Coldwell Banker
31 . Coldwell Banker, Agents
32. Coldwell Banker, Costa Mesa
Laguna
Beach
33. Chase ManHatten
34. George Elklna
35. George Elkins. Agents
37. Esther Yank
Independent Realty
39. Gtw1t 8ulldhig
Couftme & Aaoc.
40. Mortpge Rat ..
Weet Cal
Newport Flnandal
41 • 48. Quatfted
47. Real~ Round-up
48. Tart>ett
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA .:.& PILOT I REAL ESTATE
$828,000
BELCOURT Tl!RRACI!
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eore.CloMte9lloll..,,......b'lllle.
. $428,000
2 BACK BAY HORSB PROPERTIES
$1,125,000
1 ACRE+ TENNIS CT. $300K Price ReducUon
BELCOURT SINGLE FAMILY
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.-.. BELCOURT TERRACE
Plan "C"
GonMOUa
hardwood• a m•nr cuetotn toeture9.
Prtced .. Miii $825,000
SPECTACULAR VIEW UCK BAY TENNIS ESTATE
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Price Slashed
BEL URT HILL
Pa.n 1
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~ORT BEAa4/COS'rA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Spectacular
View Properties
4 Bdrm. home wit sweeping ocean views
ENft C.rWU
Over 112 ~view site in private beach comm .
Da,14 Hlncltler & Sara Hln,,.an
$1,295,000
Island Ll~ng
U1t"4l Isle $3,450,000
Open contemporary design w/every amenity
S~pft11nle Gro411
BalMI lsLuul $1,425,000
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Wonderful 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. plus 2 Bdrm. unit
Sftlrkf H•rrfs
Two Bdrm. duplex on canal, w/dramatlc views
Ddf 8166
3 Bedroom, remodeled designer cottage
M41Mf'Wll 0.Wll
SATURDAY., September 21, 1991 I PAGE 5
Guard
Gated Communities
5 Bdrm. custom home with dramatic views
5'"4111 LAlrd
Belcourt Custa"' $2, 195,000
5 Bdrm. 4.5 Ba. custom home with ocean view
..,.. ~lie Pcartcft
'3 Bdrm. '3.5 Ba. mountain & city lights view
Vlrg Int. 'UIU
Tranquil
Corona del Mar
Exciting harbor. city, ocean & Catalina views
DonnG W•ll & Stelt. Slclr•r
Spyglass Hill $1 ,295,000
Remodeled Southport. pool. spa & ocean views
Susan Laird
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N~-ORT BEAA"t/~STA M~RA~ /_REAL ESTATE
Townhome Living
$495,000 _."9"W ..... ________ __
El Oorado model overlooking 511t Fairway
Dannf 8166 & Stella Shirar
Family
Neighborhoods
6 Bdrm. 4.5 Ba. with bonus room. patio & pool
Bert & ~rlo RMf
4 Bdrm 2.5 Ba. with views of ocean & bay
Katftw Granieri & BarNr• Hutcftlngs
$699,900
Splendidly upgraded 5 Bdrm. home on large lot 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba. French doors. lovely patio Fami ly home with city lights & mountain vie~
Karen Betson, Bert & Marian Reedt1 Marie Far90 CMf U.bt11t.11
Huge price reduction! Fabulous quality location J.M. Peters built home In most desirable location Upgraded 4 Bdnn. family home with large deck
Carol Berg · E•an CArlrett Ef4u1 C.rfrett
Corona del Mar $495,000
Beau tiful contemporary 3 Bdrm. 3 Ba. Condo
Mldrew Rowe
3 Bdnn. 2 Ba. enclosed patfo. freshly painted
S.rNN H•tc'llrf•
$525,000
Expanded large lot, room for motorhome or boat
S.N Hbu .. e11
=J ~WPORT BEACff/C~A MESA ~tbf'/ ReAL:~TaTE .
Other Listings
Priced To Sell -
22 Belmont s 1,875,000
• Decorator's Delight -
• 4 Bedroom, Pool and Spa
4 Windsor Was: $1,495,000
• 3 Bclnn. View Now: $1 ,050,000
•Vacant. Owner Says Sell!
1827 Port Renwick Was: $765,000
• 5 Bedroom Somerset Now:$729 ,000
• Remodeled Throughout
2 107 Yacht Daphne Wa s: $799.000
• Expanded New Beford Now:$699,000
• View, N~w Kitchen & Master Bath
I
1860 Port Carlow Was: $659.000
• 4 Bclnn Plus Loft Now:$6 35,000
•Owner's Found Anoth~r
1957 Port Bristol Wa s: $579.000
•Remodeled & Expanded Now:$559,000
• Approved Plans For 2nd Story
2066 Port Bristol Circle Was: $5 10,000
• Extra Large Lot Now:$499,000
• Nicely Updated 3 Bclnn.
Relocation ....
Forces Sale!
$200,000 Price Reduction
You must see this panoramic view
. property to appreciate the quality.
Open House
Sunday, September 22nd
1:00P.M. -5:00P.M.
1127 Goldenrod
Corona del Mar
For furlf1er inforrnaliorr .
please call
Donna Wall
675-3233
For More Information, Ask For:
Susan
Scanlan
720-9025 .
Top PToductr First Quarter:
-Most Transactions
-Highest Volumt
Corona Del Mar
New Townhome Style Condos
700 A & B Begonia $499,000 & $599,000
Reduced $51,000 Each
Flexible Developer · Open To Creative
Offers! Will Equity Share Now. Great
Opportunity To Buy Fabulous
Quality, Ame nities & Location.
For further mforrnalion.
please call
Carol Berg
Broker Associate
760-1232
~~TURDAY, Septe1nbePz1. @1 r ~AGE 7~
A Realistic Seller!
Was: $2,350,000
Now: $1 ,850,000
11 Trafalgar -Harbor Ridge
• Outstanding Custom Home
• Approximately 22,000 sq/ft Lot
• 5 Bedrooms, Terrific Opportunity
6 Chadbourne -Belcourt
• Rare Single Story "Gallery"!
• Prettiest Kitchen Ever
• 4 Bedroom, Pool & Spa
nforgettable Appeal
213 Irjs
Once you step foor in this exquisite Olde
Corona del Mar custom home you won't
want to leave. Huge master s uite, four fire-
places and gorgeous ocean views.
$1,595,000
Sim Sadoski Gloria Robertson
640-2779 760-1232
Please Call FM Private Showing
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Debi Bibb
Res. (714)642-8868
Bayshor~s
2612 Circle
Like new! Ideal for family living. 5 Bdrm.
separate children's wing. gourmet family
kitchen. playroom, center brick patio with built-
in barbecue. Roof top observation deck.
$989,000
Harbor View Homes
1860 Port Taggart
Best buy in Port streets, second price redu c-
tion! Owner has moved and says, "Sell It!".
Immaculate Carmel three doors to greenbelt
and community pool. New Berber carpet,
upgrades galore!
Reduced to $475,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Bayshores
261 I Bayshore
Premier location! San Francisco charm
throughout. Elegant and sophisticated French
Normandy design -3 Bdrm. 3 bath plus 3 car
garage. Private patio for entertaining.
$979,000
Big Canyon McLain
#53 Sea Island
Vacant-immedlateoccupancyposslble!Tum
key 3 Bdrm. El Dorado. Rem odeled In
Belcourt style -white on white decor, private
wrap-around patio. Try lease/option.
$369,000
Also Available
Big Canyon View 3 Inverness
Bavsbore Best Buy
Equestrian Retreat 33 Acres
31 8 Grand Canal $739,000
Newport Heights
534 San Bernardino
Gorg ous designer's home! 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. plus
house. Superior quality and tradi·
tional tailing throughout. Luxurious master
suite, enormous family kitchen. Colorful
English gardens
$695,000
445 San Bernardino
Prime corner location, steps to Cliff Drive Park.
New England charm throughout, 3 Bdrm. plus
den, enormous master suite, eat In family
kitchen . formal dining. You'll love this one!
$785,000
SPYOLASS ••• Huge Price Reduction! Monumen-
tal views or the ocean. bay and city llghts. Ex·
panded Tradewtnds model. Rec:entty reinodeled.
HardWOQSS ftoo,.. Frend\ doors. Bay wfndowa. Ari
absolut~Q9(geoos home ....................... $1,295,000
Open lat/Sun 1-0 ........ m. 37 CeMbtia DrtM
RANCHO SANTA FE ••• Perhaps one or the fin-
est undeveloped parcels of land In Southern Cali·
fomla's premier equestrian estate community. Two
rare lake view sites. Available for purchase sepa·
rately or together.............................. . . $4,500,000
BALBOA PeNINSULA.. •• Huge price reduc-
tion! Worth seelng. An exceptionally well-situated
waterfront property on two lots. Six bedrooms
Four baths. Sixty feet of waterfront. Expansive har-
bor views. Dock for a large yacht ............ $2,595,000
EMERALD BAY ••• Prlce reduced lor a quick
sale. Hlghly preltJOlot.is gated community. A quiet
cove ovenool(l1 the ocean. Spectacular three level
=:~r.'~!1ceaC:,~: ... ~~~:~ ... ~~~·s1~~~
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO ••• Magnificent
French colonial coµntry home uniquely designed
for the California lllestyle. Six bedrooms. SIX and
one-half baths. Situated on 3.8 acres. Four car ga-
rage. Elevator. Alr·condltlonlng. Three adjolnfng
acres also available .................................. S 1, 795,000
LIDO ISLE ••• An excellent Investment op-
portunity! The lowest price on the Udo Isle. Bay·
front triplex. Two separate bayfront units. plus one
unit above the garage. Ownef will provide the fi·
nanclng.. .... .. ......... ......... . . ........ .. ..... S 1,495,000
BIG CANYON ••• Price reduction! Ultimate pri·
vacy. A striking contemporary. Plan 4. Remodeled
and expanded. Four bedrooms. Three and one-hatt
baths Spectacular pool and spa. Located on a
quiet cul·de-slic: ............................... St,375,000
BIG CANYON ••• Thls is a treasure. Original
owner. Plan one Broadmoor. ThrH separate wfngs
Master wing. Children's wing. Maids quarters
Larfe farnlly room Soaring beamed ceiling. Quiet
wet protected cul-de-sac ........................ St ,295,000
Open Sat/Sun 1 ·5 ......... 4 Winged Foot Lene
SEA IS~D ••• Rarely on the market. "Mar·
tlnique" end unit. Prime golf course location over·
looking the fourteenth fairway of the Newport
Beach Country Club. Three plus bedrooms. Four
baths. Private pool. Spa. Flreplt. .... .... . .. $975,000
CLIFFHAVEN • ANOTHER PRICE RE· DUCTIONU... Choice Cllffhaven location. Lot
value. Panoramic views of the ocean, bay and city
lights. Thrff bedrooms. Thtff baths. Enemely
mottllated .. uers. Please submit all otters .$795.000
Open Sat-Sun. 1 ·5 ............ 121 King• Pl•c•
DOVER SHORl!S ••• Abtolutely Immaculate
Dover Shor .. Cuttom horM. ~ parit4!ke yatd botdeted by mann plM trees. Plantation thUttera. = ~~ .~~~ ... ~~~~ ... ~.~·-~~
DOV!R SHORIS ••• Prtvate hideaway. L.owett PriCed vlhl property. OM third aCt't. Bay and city
lights view. tw0 pt'IVate beac~a. Tremendous po.
tentlal tor expanlk>n. Otfers Invited ............ 1725,000
Open SufMIQ 1·5 •••••••• 1000 .. ntlego DtM
~~·~·~ HARBOR VIEW HILLS ••• Award winning re-
model! This home has an astounding range of
views. Views of the ocean, bay. Catalina and night
lights. Highest street In the area. Large comer fot.
Two story. Three bedrooms. Three ba1hs. This
home is worth seeing ............................... $1 ,295,000
Open lunday 1-0 •••••••••• 2915 lbbtlde Aoecl
8AYCREST ••• This one wlll send your salivary
glands Into overdrive. Dramatic design. Retractable
roof. Massive atrium. Four ~rooms. Four and
one-half baths Child safe pool. Spa ......... $725,000
BAYCREST ••• Price reduced! This handsome
home commands a stately presence. Ftve bed-
rooms. Four baths. Addltlofial features Include,
stunning step-up Irving room, Impressive dining
room, and a massive family room. The rear temtee
features a gated. child sale pool. ............... $699,500 Open Sunday 1 ·5 ........ 1528 Santiago Drtv•
BAYCREST ••• This is definetely a home you
must see. Aawtess Inside and out Sweeping cor-
ner lot. Original owner. Four bedrooms. Family ~:~hi~~~~~ ... ~~.~ .. ~ ... ~'.~~~~~ ~~~~·~ .. a~~
HARBOR VIEW HILLS ••• lndulge yourself.
Ooean and bay views. Four bedrooms. Two baths.
Freshly painted inside and out. A very large lot.
Quiet street. A most uncrowded residence. Price to
sell............ .... ................... ............ ....... .. .. $649,950
Open Sunder 1·5 ••••••• 1129 Whit• Salle W•r
BAYCREST ••• A treasured landmark A rare op-
portunity. A totally remodeled three bedroom clas-
sic:. Meticulous attention to details. Excellent loca-
tion. Park like lot This tiome has everything. Don't
miss it.......... .. . .. .. .. . ... .. .. ... . .... $599,000
BAYCREST ••• A home may very well be the
largest Investment made. A buyer has every right
to demand that it justifies the price. This one does.
Four bedrooms. Two and one-half baths. Alr-
cond1tlonlng_,_ Large yard.... .. ....... ... . .... $595.000
Open Sat/Sun 1·5 ....... 2021 Windward Lane
UPPER BAY ••• Traditional In feel and appeal
Cont.0111po1ary in design and ambience A magnlfl·
cent family home Uniquely planned with totally
separate chfldrens or guest wing SS69.000
HARBOR VIEW HILLS ••• Nearly lot value
Don't miss this opportunity. Vlews of bay. ocean.
and Catalina Three bedroom Two and baths
Pool. Spa Walk to Fashion Island Needs decorat·
Ing and remodeling. Owner will consider a lease
option.......................................... . .. ........ $549,SOO
BAYCREST ••• Price Reduction!! Thia handsome
home commands a stately preMnce. An estab-
lished famltv neighborhood. Ave bedrooms. Two
and one-half baths. Pool. Spa. A brand new sauna tor year round entertainment ...................... SS49,500
Open ~at/Sun t •S ••••••••• 2045 Shlpwar Lene
BAYCREST ••• A prominent neighborhood. Burst·
Ing with posslbllltles A sens Ible price. Excellent
noorplan. Quality you can SM. Comfort you can
fMI. Four bedrooms Two and one-hal baths.
Beautiful courtyard....................... .. ...... $549,500
631·7300
SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 I PAGE 9
BAYCAEST ••• Price reduction! Spectacular qual·
lty. Privacy. Seclusion. Quiet street In a prtvlledged
neighborhood. Impressively remooeled and up-
p,raded. Four bedrooms. Four baths. Crown mold·
ng. French doors. Three car garage .......... $845,000
HARBOR VIEW HOMES ••• Popular Palermo
model. Four bedrooms. Two and one-hall baths.
Huge bonus room. Pool. Spa. Lowest priced Pal·
ermo. You add the special touches. ... ..... $529.000
WESTCLIFF ••• A ltttle jewel! Beautifully remod·
eled home. Three bedrooms. Two baths Two fire-
places. HardwOOd noors. French doors. Crown
molding. Spot lights Delightful family home. Large
yard with lots of used brick. ... . ... $525.000
NEWPORT NORTH ••• The combination 01 eJC·
traordlnary location, lot size and amenities make
this Medina model a best value. This carefully put
together home has a marble entry hall. two marble
fireplaces, Berber carpeting and air-conditioning.
Unmistakably the best ... . ................ ... $519,000
Open Sunder 1·5 ........ 2989 Cort• Portonno
WESTCLIFF ••• Thls three bedroom. twO and
one-hall bath home Is In Impeccable condition.
Separate dining room. Family room. Large master
sune. Beautlfulfy maintained yard. A perfect family
home. Owner wm help with the financing ... $496,500
BLUFFS ••• Pdc:e reduction! Large expanded Plan
Z. Private end unit. Four bedrooms. Four baths
Newly remodeled kitchen with Corlan counter tops
New Mexican paver tile floors. Wrap around patio
for private entertaining . . .. $470 000
COSTA MESA HEIQHTS ••• curb appeal and
charm eJCude from this Immaculate and beautltully
maintained heights home. Three bedrooms. Two
baths. All new kitchen French doors open to a
large enclosed patio. Lushly tanoscaoed Three car
garage. .. . .. .. . .. . $429.000
Open Sundar 1·5 ......... HS10 Tuatln Avenue
UPPER BAY ••• Large family home Secluded
Private Remodeled Two story Four bedrooms
Three baths Separate bonus room 81\ck bay and
mountain vtev...s Large varo with pool and spa
$400000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA .•• A tremendous
value. Great curb appeal Three bedrooms Two
battis. Open ceiling in ·the living room Berber car-
pet throughout Mature, att1active landscaping A
family home at an atto1dabte price This home
won't last . .. $395 000 Open Sunde~ 1--5 .......... 323 E. 22nd Str .. t
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA ••• Jus1 reduced'
Very private street Quiet location large. two story
home. Three bedrooms. Three baths Formal din
Ing room. Oen. Nice sized yard. Immaculately main·
tafned. Seller Is extremely motivated $359,000
MESA VERDE ••• ln a word "adorable" This
treasure has been updated to per1ec:llon and is in
move In condition. Three bedroom. Two bath c.-
ramlc tile In the kitchen and baths Plantation shut· tm. Hatdwood floors .................................. $275,000
0.,... Sat/Sun 1-0 •••• 3211 Mlch'99n Avenue
ftSTCLIPP ••• Great location. CIOse to every·
thing. Upgraded. Light. Cozy. Two bedrooms. Two
and one half baths. La~e master suite. Private
rw':,o ~ ~~~-=ng .. ~~.~ .... ~~~u~lty ~I :~~5~
1817 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Realtors ®
Exclusi\·e Orange County Affiliate of Sorheby's lnternarional Realty
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Pllri<.hkegrOU'ldssurround thtS l sty
-capt> S('nes 2 bd 2 Nlth f\.mhm w/ paho & great poteohal
n \I l •IOO $194.000
SOUTH COAST ME.TAO Beau11ful 2 bd 2nd fir unit 2 maste~.
l-oc-.>m 11 rk sk~ioqhr' I~ qreenbelt & comm pool & spa CLHI
7toO ~"O() .-$1 &9.!'>UO
HUNTINGTON BEACH · Landmark g11;irdl'd ...Julr tornm•JrHI)
l 14 , kt 'l''"' h S.1qhr mor•CHt'J 2 NI"' / fc\m1ly m1 (lH)
,, II t<H10 $187 900
COSTA MESA """ °' l-d 2 Nllh hou~(' F.lm•I) room "'
""<'dhh l'f'k r•,11•· \\ l,\fl""e C"'-<'• & ~:ard"' 'I nut Ire~ 0...rwo ,,, -. '"II /\'.,\!," Ott,••'
o 1 1 14 uo $ 1 90 000
EASTS I DE COST A MESA Bngt11 1-Pauuful 3 bd l\mhm high
\ coln'q' "'-~ "'t>lnl'h 14....00 liumong frpk "'~"P lt round deck &
dbl g." "9<'
1.>31 140(1 $249.000
VlUA BAlBOA Be3utolul, us1om1zl'd 2 bd condo w/ lllrge deck
bl O..l'an \\1 lrom m;i.,rer Boght ~ OJ'l('n comer loc.:itlOf'I
t.>31 1400 $259 000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Completely 1emockk-d from tne
rn~tdeout 3 bdrm lrpk be1WT1edcl:(rngs deck&e\tralMgeyard
bJl 1400 "' $275.000
COSTA MESA f"c' 1n lo\'Clj,' smllll cul <lc"Slll. community. 2 bds
2 Nlth~ drnrng & l.vnol\ room o p<•n1119 lo a tnum paho
b3 l 1400 $279 600
BAYVIEW COURT 8.· 11Ulltul t'>riqht Med1terrlllle<1n 2 bd 2 bath
<'nd on1t"' 2 QMc)91"> /It. provote paho on 9"ePnbell Comm pool
& spa
(> 11 1 <l()Q $285.000
EASTS IDE COST A MESA 2 bd house .... 2 btlths & d,...mg
room 'l Md & douNe qar."9<' R 2 IOI
f, l 1 1400 $300.000
V1U.A BALBOA Brlqht & rmmll\.ull\11' 2 bd condo with oceon
\1el4 C ommunrf\,' J'IO'il spo & tmms Nke to beb<.h
L 11 1400 S320.000
++ WATERFRONT HOMES. INC. ++
OPEN HOUSES
SATIJRDAV & Sl/NDAY
2223 Fiest•. Bluffs.NB 3 bd Townhome
Jibed Cetinelian $385.000
1003 SonwrHt Lane. Westchff. NB 3 bd Hou~ Heidi Moody $515.000
J 706 Pon SMffkld. Hbrt>ot' View Homes 3 bd. Houst'
Chns Satterfield $525.000
220 Apol.u. Balboa Island 4 bd Hou~
Susie Busch -Grayce Taliaferro $785 000
210 Larlcspur. Corona del Mao 3 l-d H.x!Sf'
Regina Rtchardson Tim Can $8%.000
14 1 1 Klnga RoMI Chffhllvt'n N B 5 hJ H.x1st'
Rob Giem $1 oQS 000
6 19 Vta Udo Soud Lido Isle. N B c, t:\i Hou"'
Margo Stuart Austin D<!lyn~ & M<irk JMMoo $1 7Q9 000
27 lnvern~sa. Big Cany0n. NB 4 bd H.ww Olga M.:irtne<A"S · &rb.lra Tompkms 1-2 77c, 000
SATURDAY
205 Monte Vist• Uls.tside Co<,ta M~.., Roy Frec.>man
63 &ycnst Court Bayviev. Court
P~HMTISOfl
35 C.nyon CrHt Corona del M,,,
Bob T ompluns
5 19 S.n .. 1'n•. Newport H('tght\
Manny Stelllflo •
34342 Port Lantun Corona d<-1 Mar
Joanno Hendne
2723 Ocun Blvd . Coronll del Mar
Barb¥a Tompkms
SUNDAY
2141 Iris Pt.c.. Ulstsoc::le C~ta M~
Courtland Alex
420 62nd StTect (LI-ii. Newport Sho.-es
Manlyn Cle.:irv
54 7 S.nt• 1'n• Newport Helqhis
M.:irlme Hassel
15 7 7 Mlnm11r Pmrnsul.:i Pornt
Anne Freeman
100 Vi. Cordov• Udo Isle
Moureen Downey
J 16 Vta lt ... c.. Lido l<Je Roy Freeman
226 Ruby. Balboa Island
Adell Potterson
l bd Ho11sl'
$275 000
2 td Cond.1
$285 000
3 lxi To ... nhomc 1 $38Q.500
3 bd Hou'('
$498 000
!'> bd Hou"" $1 .3%.000
2 bd Hou,r
f.1 59!'> 000
4 bd Hou'>l' $349.900
lbd H~ $389 500
3 bd House
M89 000
3 bd. Hou<.e
f.!'>6!'>.000
3 bd. Hou'tl' $&29.000'
3 bd House
$649.000
2 bd House
$649.000
3 2 Vicnn.. Hbrt>ot' Rodgio. N B 4 ~ T owntronw
Judy Bet1tty $ 765.000
2149 Mlnnwr. Pminsula Po1n1 3 bd House
Jill Adrus $849 000
301 La Jolla. Newport Helgits 4 bd. House Che~ Carlson , $865.000
500 Momlng Sblr Lan•. Dover Shores 4 bd HO\M'
Tony Stolz $1069,000
321 PopPV.COf'onll del MM 6 bd.House
Dl«le Canon $1.195. 000
NEWPORT HEJGHTS Cht1rmlng refurl>Wled 3 bd Cape C I
..., / famri)' rm Fr doors. hrdwd 111'S& lowly yard & paho P~"""
le""'4' optlOO
b3 l 1400.. .. . .. . . ...... ... .. . ..... S4SQ.UOll
NEWPORT SHORES Spacious 1 sty 3 bd 14'/ bonus '"-""
\aultt'd cr~1ngs & p.lho Walk 10 ocean. comm pool & tenn ...
b31 1400 $3JC) (101 •
MISSION Vff.JO Beautiful 5 Bd h<lnlC! w/ Country Em1t1.J1
fl'elrng F amll~· rm w/ I-rick ftpk fo"1'lo&I dining & den T 11pl•
$352 C,011
NEWPORT HARBOR Immaculate 2 bd bayfront condo"' '-'~
& ~n~rt vus BoatcJopbl $2 per ft Llt!M opto rsubmittradt>1<l1 h
b1 l 1400 $3&5 Qtlll
BA VVlEW COURT Beautifully decor.:ited newer J M Pete" I
td ~Tlhm 1r1 secunty complex w/pool & spa Mllfble fl~ & 111 '"
631·1400 ....... ..... i3oQ ooo
EASTSIDE Co..t.t MttS<t tot.ill remodel Bngit 3 ld. vaultr I
ce~mg-. ~~9'ts frpk MW baths & kttc:hm & be&utlful I""~
631 1400 .. S379 mio
NEWPORT SHORES Largest 2 sty 4 bd beo<:hfront hr>1111•
Comm pools & tmnls 2 blocks to ocean. (lH)
b3 l 1400 $38Q OOl•
CORONA OU MAR'S Canyon Crttt townhomes w/ co1111n
pool & sra Be.:iutlful rt'modck-d 3 bd w/ scr.:i~ ceiltngs f'Cl\t'"
& minors
<.>31 1400 $38<> C.Ull
NEWPORT SHORES Waterfront w/ paddleboat Charmn'19:?
sl)• 4 bd 1r1 comer loc.thon Great are.:i with commun11V pool',\:
tennl~
631 1400 . .. "" .. $474 QOO
NEWPORT AT THE BEACH Colonial 4 bdrm home I Hn.I.
to both bay & oc•an Outside entranu to 2 bdYms fM moth<'r 1n
law suite
t>31 1400 .S475 ooo
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Nice 3 bdrm home• olfictt/dft't w/ lrpl.
owr gaor wood deck '4''""' & BBQ & iusn landscbf>ing 1>31 14 .. . ................ $498.000
9 Point Loma. Spyg!M&. CdM 5 bd. House
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Charming 3 bd remodeled home LomiiiM Famngton $1 .310.000 -
onlargerlotw/pool l~t& bnghlwfresh rulnt be«nedce\linn 330 v·-Udo N rd I •-'-I·'-3•3 bd. [)vplev CORONA HlGHl.ANDS Wtrm & cNrmlng 3 bd house w/ & new kllchen r-... ,, Patti c;,~r 0 . wuo "" s2 .700.000 hrclwd firs. used brick frpk & deconitor toucha. beek yard wl
63I·1400 $295.000 ~6:C.t6t, ..... .. ..................... $539.000
Specializing in properties for sale or lease ... on the water ... near the water ... and with a view of the water ••.
CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE NEWPORT BFACH OFFICE
2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY
. 714-760-3600
2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY
714-631-1400
BAIBOA ISLAND OFFICE
315 MARINE AVE.
714-673-6900
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Realtors ®
Exclusive Orange Cou11ty Affilia te of Sothehy's Internatio nal Realty
BALBOA ISi.AND Shinglrd ch11tm<'r fomlal d1n1119 w/ frpk
f11m1ly room, goumwt kitchen 2 mMll'r su1tc.'S & pnv<1te sp<>
673-6900 $649.000
CUFFHAVEN lmm.xu'4t<' l"'able 4 bd faxcr f11m1ly rm v.'/ frplc
& 14'rge yMd Lovc.'ly OC'ighborhood w11!il to 1111 schook
760 3600 $315.000
HARBOR VIEW HOMES Fr<">hly l"'"1ted 3 bd \4 /new c11rpct
& ttk 111 <'nlry bt k11, hm p<'ltlO "4·/ hot tub Clos<-to school &
comm 1)()t)J
760 JuOO $525.000
PENINSULA POINT C.urcr 2 ~1\11 bd home w/ 1 don 1st floor
d1n1ng & f.,mll\.' rOt>llh M1l'trr "4/ sunckck up. 5leps to ~ &
IX<'M
6.l I 1400 'i-C:,b5.000
PENINSULA PT. FM.1Ulo11' llew<'r dupk'< w/ 3 bds each.
hr<>pld•<'~ p3t10<. & ~(Ofll<'°' MMur<' trt'<"• & l<indscaping ~tep'
tOOCC<'ln & &v
031 1400 is% ooo
PENINSULA dupll'x In lo\"'I)' qul<'I neighbnrhood of tree lined
slr<>l'ts Upp<>r v./ 1 txl~ 2 b,.,th~ Lower 2 ~s w/ 1 b.lth
631·1400 $595.000
Nt."WPORT AT THE BEACH Rl'modef,-d dupl<'x with 4 b:1 &
2 b:I unit<> on Wlder lot nqht MrQ<,,. from thr Sc'lnd
631 1400 $59~ 0011
BALBOA ISLAND D.-rhng <;h111glrd 2 bd ,011.-ge 1.1.1th d<'n Lots
of knot!\,' p1nv <'Incl 2 ~r~ """ '"'''°"' 673 6QOO $625.000
UDO ISLE G1 <ldo1" \.\<'II c •"<'d lex I "'Y 3 bd home oo 45' lot
Ught & opm. 1..ory d<'n ~1~ to sunny bnck p.llio
631 1400 .S64q.ooo
CORONA DEL MAR Ternfl\: remodelrd duplex. 3 bd owners
unit w/ frpk & prrv<\te pal~ plus 2 bd v~ted cetln19 rental
760·3600 . ... . $649.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS lnvnacuj.,te 2 sty 3 txl home w/ combo
f11mily/dlnlng room w/ ftrepl11ee. hardwood floon. beautiful yard
& mini OCe<\n ~
760·3600 $659.000
PENINSUlA POINT Buutlfut 3 ~home. remodeled from
ground up In '89 Den dining & famllyrms & IA.I roof deck+ every
amenity
631-1400 .. .. ... $850.000
BA1.80 A ISl.ANO C'h.,nn1ng 1 lid c "''''l<' y,,/ l''Jmb1nation
fam1ly/d1ning rm o iwn1ng to ~Ide pc>ho
631 1400 1-f,C,'l $()(J
PENINSULA POIJ'IIT 2 sty 3 ld ("<t<'n'!>1vely rrmodeled ·old
MontNey · hnm<' 14 d1n1n3 mom & gr<'lll k1L<.h•·n St<'ps to
Oc<><"l1 & &y
631 ·1400 .. Sb75.000
UDO PARK ORJVE G.tcnstv<'ly remodeled luxuriou> 2 txlm1
bayfront 1..ondo w/ l'lo'lyimnr pt>liO. den & boot d<Xll Le"5<'/1ea"'
option'
631 1400 Sb7'loon
UDO PARK DRIVE H19hn"' \.\/be..,u11full~ de;,, r.-tl·d 2 txl u1111
0(<'<"1• bt l.hr1nnd \\I' ~Cllrtl', l:oldg do.,nn311 pr,JI Ix <1•<1 031 1400 l-b'l; (J(J(J
Pt°NINSULA POIJ'IIT To tal!\, remcxM~ 3 bdrm h•::.me .n rarl.'
huge lot 1.1. I fam1,Y rm cl1mnq rm&. ""J"•'lrllte gst hs.e <:>r r..ff1• <'
631-1400 i74Q 000
HARBOR RJDGE de~""'' P'!rUct 4 bd ·crut to.Mlhome >M
dwung & famll\.• rooms llt loft g<ime r')()Ol Plontc'lllQn shutter;
MirrClfs & 3 frpk ...
760·3600 t 7t>S 000
BALBOA ISLANL> TWQ sty 4 b:1 honw v./ sep<irate 9'>' mrs
Frmch door~ o pen to lo..ell,• brKk paho "le1.1. roof & furn""-<'
673-6900 $785 000
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In till· hl·an nt l.;w·uJ.,n' \.h)la11, 1h" la"11"'"'' l\WIT•'111po•r.1r. ~ ,.,,"
tn\lon h<'ll~ 1ncluJc:•.Jna\lo 1ng mom. 'tlfln~ r1ium t:~llc:r.. mJ,tl'r,u1h'.
:' i:ut<t <u1t~< 'tu;Jy & <UNi:mnc:an l;l\'Cm rr<c:mblrn~ a K .. mdn h.t1h
"'"h '"'1mn11n~ pnol cl <tram mom Rnxhurr •:'o.t!Wl:'O
PENINSULA POINT French Ne>nnandy 3 bd home. fam1~ rm
gourmet kitchen w/ e111ng area. m<sster suite ,,...; frplc & tmck
patlO
b31-l400 $849 000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Spacious top quality 4 txl home,,../
ocean ws. dining & family rms. 2 frpkes. Fr doors. bay 14md<M-s
& bitlconles
631-1400 . SSb5 000
UDO PARK DRIVE srectacular 111ews of ocean bay & c11',·
lights from this beautifully decor<)ted 7th fir 2 bdrm t'Ondo
"ecurlty bldg
631 -1400 $8b5.000
UDO ISLE 8e11Ut1ful 2 sty 3 bd C3pe Cod w/ dining & farrul~·
nns H11rdl4'00d (ll)()f'S p11ned windows & latticed bn.-:k P"tlO on
extra large lot
631-1400 . $895.000
CHINA COVE Intimate hlde-a·w"Y steps from beach. Master
living rms & patio with b.~ \lk>w on top Ar w/ 2 bdrms do\411
REDUCED
760-3600 S94C).000
BALBOA ISi.AND &yf ront duplt'X w/ 4 bd & 3 bd untts
OwrslMd I.Slits unnot be duplicated today Gre111 bil~· \/leWS
b7J..6900 $1 098 000
HARBOR RJDGEt>11quls1telydt>cor<"t~ 4 bd ·ut,,I<' Home 1.1.
octan & city i.ght v!N.'S Pub room w/ full bo1 N f"d!Wled hbr,,I)
760-3600 . $1 1 q5 000
DOVER SHO RES C:..Julh\4l'~t l.Olll"mr.-.r"'r> "('f'c)rate m~t('r
<.t11te & 1tx-drCjt'lf11141ng l11m1I\ rm Ai. d('1• 11.. l11oJ1i. land" c>pl'\!
lentr...i pool
b3 I 1400 H OoQ 011(1
UDO ISi.£ T r.t.-11\ •rm• c.kled top iuahf\ :, t,1rn Ii ·~ :hn1n'l
& fao11fy nns F1 d.,r," ~ \.l.1nd ""' l<"lrQ<' lr>t 6.-I:;~,·~ ro\h~•
oll-1400 H 'iQ; ''"''
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prr•lt "''' '"'" 1i.,,.1 .. , •r 1 7 hO 11tl 111 ~ J ~<r, , 1011
CORO NA DEL MAR E\ •11111.111, •1 1 1111. I l t'l'd "n >-T 11
\4 v.fl1t~~~r-. r \,~\A' dmu.,.. ~ l'11•1I.' 111 ... c1.·n ~ft m \J •' rr ...
\,\ •I'"•'' ~t,111
t>ll 1400 ~I .... -· II If
COTO DE CAZA (11<'\"''' •n1 '-1.v>· •1 'lb.in•• t r('nd1 "\ >rilo.'1)cl\
on l I '2 ,,, '""' "''•'<'1'1119 l<\\.\11 N q3rd<'"" h(\ R·-·n"'n ~"" .1 ~
'I'~ 7h0 1000 $1 Ql)C, 0111•
DOVER SHO RES Lo,rli,• "<''' ~ txl Countr\' Fr<'nch b.•\irn"t
homev./l11rgedo.k Gou1Tn"tl,11t•hen Fr('11(hdo...·rs~1A11xl ""'
& paW!r Ille
b31 1400 $2 JQ; (:fl()
HARBOR IS LAND ORJVE b <l'pll•'of'lc'lll\ el<'qant 4 tidm1
ba~1ront \lllo,,.. /IMg(' d I\ ,ovrt\<1rd" 'I'"~ bi\\':fro11l t<'nc'l,r
63 1 1400 ~2 JQ; ()00
LINDA ISi.£ \.l,1q111f1,c:nt lic!1d1 nt "''th 1,,19' .t .... i. lmmo'l.•1lah' o bdrm <1 .. ot<>mpor,\I\ l-lt'.,,.h<'d ,, ~ m6•lile & IC'c'ldrd gl3s.s
6311400 s-211.:;ooo
UDO ISi.£ 60 oo bao,. ,,.. l-<'b<.h ~ l<iliulou' 'w"' ....,, "'"'
refurt-.shed duple\ l txl m.-im residence '' "''''° & 3 bd ·'I'' -:; car 911r<'lge
b3 l 1400 $2 700 000
BIG CANYON l'~t<ite ,,../ o..,er 150 oo 'th 1111"""'-High
-:eUmged rooms t0elude 4 ~rooms 2 larn11\ •ooms snid\ -bt
n'lc'IKI s qwrt<'"'
b31 -1400 $2 77:., 000
SOUTH lAGlJNA M,"9111ficenr q bdrm Med1tt'n~C111 ocl'<inltont
1111111. guest houw. staff qrtrs & 9"'1'94! for b .: <"lrs S1111rs to l-<'<Kh
760·3600 5-Q,000.000
Specializing in properties for sale or lease ... on Ille water ... 11ear tl1e waler ... a11d wit Ii a i1iew of tire water ...
CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE
2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY
714-760-3600
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY
714-631-1400
BALBOA ISIAND OFFICE
315 MARINE AVE.
714-673-6900
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WATERFRONT HOMES. INC. I ..
Realtors,A·
Speciali3ilt9 '" pe"JNetieJ "1c Mk tJC le~···"" u~ 1t1at« ••• 11eae tM wat« ••. IU!ltl """ a illew "' th wztec •..
VICKI LEE
Residence: 673-6573 Business 631-1400
BALBOA
One year old custom home. High
ceilings, hardwood fl oors, 3 BO.
office. 2 full and 2 half baths. 2
Limestone fireplaces, one In
spacious master suite. Quiet street.
$770.000
LIDO PARK DR.
Luxurious 2 80 & den. 3 bath
bayfront condo. Boat dock, private
atrium. marble & mirrors, 9'
celllngs, flreplas:e.& Berber carpet.
$675,000
BAYFRONT LIDO ISLE
Double lot. Lovely 3 BO. 3 bath
home with 3 bed , 2 ba apartment.
Recently remodeled. Private patio &
decks on sandy beach.
$2.700,000.
Marguerite Watson
Residence: 858-8034
Business: 760-3600
Lis Olsen
Residence: 759-8520
Business: 760-3600
CORONA DEL MAR
600 and 6001/2 Orchid Ave.
BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX ON QUIET CORNER
COMPLETELY REMODELED IN 1981. 3 bedroom, 2 bath owners' unit with
fireplace and large all glass bay window in living room Master suite has pnvaw
patio, French doors plus large master bath with exercise area Add111onal 2
?edroom, 11"2 bath unit with fireplace, vaulted ceiling(; and private balcony All
in impeccable cond111on1
$649,000
Move in perfut condo on the bayfront
Fantastic views.
Attractive tri-lcvel home in great ina Cove locale
Just a few steps to the beach, bay views
Finished in a modified Art Deco style, must sec!
Owner says must stll now!
and much more!!!
Now reductd over $100,0001
Prict ~uctd to $719,000
Penthouse con on t e ay wit mere J e panoramic vtews,
Corona del Mar to Catalina, Lido, and more.
A rare '>pportunity for best views!
Owner says bring all offers!
Now available at $859,000
For your private showing of these and other
fine homes ... or ... to arrange a consultation
regarding the sale of your property, please call
A C"•t deal ror you at $949,000
STE.VE BIZAL, Exclusive Coastal Properties Specialist
723-1565 760-3600
Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of -Sotheby's International Realty
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT LA~ ESTATE
ALONG THE coAsr
ON THE COAST
VIEWS OF THE COAST
SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 I PAGE 13
LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT
A true value! 3BR, completely remodefed. Fabulous contemporary Harbor home. Large 9500 plus sq . ft. Pristine residence.
Fabulous views. $860,000 pier & slip. $1,975,000LH Umcomparable views. Reduced.
NEWPORT SHORES
Dramatic two storied, 4BR, 2
$389,000
BRING OFFERS
BAYCREST · 4BR ·POOL · $697,000
HARBOR RIDGE -2BR • VIEW • $499,000
BAYCREST · 4BR • REMODELED -$585,000
UPPER BAY · FABULOUS REMODEL • $549,000
SEAVIEW • SBA • 4BA • VIEW • $839,000
INCOME PROPERTIES
CORONA DEL MAR • SO OF PCH -$575,000
CORONA DEL MAR • FIXER • $489,000
WEST NEWPORT -1 BU< TO SAND -$545,000
PENINSULA -1 BR -R2 -$395,000
JASMINE CREEK TRADmON
(714)644-6200
SEA ISLAND VIEW
Two storied, 2BR. Model perfect. $737,500
CORONA DEL MAR
Remodeled 3BR, plus unit. So of PCH. $875,000
....
Expanded, two storied 3BR, large lot. Waterfall,
spa. $589,000
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w spa tub, 48R, Motivated
sellers $585,000
BAYCREST·Generous use of bflck.
gourmet kitchen, 4BR, remodeled,
pool $697,000
BAYCREST·lvan Wells built,
country kitchen, 4BR, corner
location $699,500
BAYRIDGE··Upper, mm1 view. 2BR.
close to pool and spa. move-in
cond1t1on $280.000
BAYSHORES-Extra large lot, 38R.
spacious par10 Close to beaches
and Maflna $575,000
BAYSHORES·Custom designed 2 years
new Med1teffanean Villa Pnvate
g;:ired con.mun1ty S 1,450.000
BAYSHORES·Cottage. 3BR,large lot,
remodeled kitchen and baths,
room for add1t1on $749,000
BAYVIEW TERRACE-Three years new.
3BR. secunty system Close to
Back Bay $419.000
BLUFFS-"Back Bay 111ews, Popular "E"
Plan, 4BR, 2 SBA. Close to Back Bay
Nature Park $429,000L H
BLUFFS-FRONT ROW! View, Dolores
plan, 38R, 2.5BA. remodeled and
expanded l(ltchen NOW! $599,000
BLUFFS-Quiet cul-de-sac. one level,
3BR, 2BA. large courtyard. back
patio on greenbelt. S3~HJ,OOO
BLUFFS-Remodeled end unit, newly
refurbished bathrooms and kitchen,
Three BR, 2.5BA. $439,000
BLUFFS-Expanded kitchen and dmmg
room. 2BR. end of cul-de-sac
Spa pnvate patio $450,000
BLUFFS-Highly upgraded 38R, Tona.
end unit.new kitchen, view onto
large green field $439,000
BLUFFS-VIEW' VIEW' Highly upgraded
2BR, many custom features, back
patio on greenbelt $369,000
BLUFFS-"H" Plan, 2BR, spacious
single story living, high ceilings,
balcony off living room. $299,000
CANYON CREST· Two 2 master suites
BEACON BA Y·BA YFRONT, custom home. plus 1tbrarytoff1ce. Remodel
SBR. 4 5BA. remodeled, master SU1te leaded glass doors $389,900
w bay vie.vs $2.495.000L H
CORONA DEL MAR·Duplex 313 plus
BELCOURT-Lovely views, one level. 2BR. 1ear art1s1s studio 212, perfect
spacious master swte. breakfast area
overlooks deck and trees $535,000
BELCOURT-CUSTOM TENNIS ESTATE
pools waterfall, cabana. 5BR,
5 SBA. .Jlmost 3/4 acre lot S3,895,000
BELCOURT·Pnme location, 3 SBA,
pnvate spa Central atr, central
vacuum, custom features $919,900
BIO CANYON-Extra large lot, 4BR.
remodeled pool home Many custom
upgrades. elegant' $1, 195,000
B.C MCLAJN-New on market 2BR,
den. custom built-ms, upgrades,
plantation shutters. $287,000
B.C MCLAJN·Walk to 4th fairway
from ground level entry. Two BR,
2BA 2 car enclosed garage. $495,000
8 .C MCLAIN·Mm1 view of city ltghts,
trees. 2BR, corner location, fight
and bf/ght. $395,000
owner user or mvestment $565,500
CORONA DEL MAR-Four houses to Big
Corona Remodeled 1986, 3BR, maids
quarters, patio with spa $1 , 150,000
CORONA DEL MAR-Duplex, S.Hwy,
beach cottage plus 2BR, unit
One block to foot bndge $575.000
CORONA DEL MAR·One block to ocean,
corner location, charming cottage, 2BR,
plus den Build later $759,000
CORONA DEL MAR·38R, plus separate
2BR, unit with view. Spa m patio
Wall< to beaches s 795,000
CORONA DEL MAR·R·2 owner/user or
investor units Great potential
for remodel $475,000
CORONA DEL MAR·Reduced! cottage on
R-2 lot, plans available for 2nd
unit. Close to village. $459,000
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overlooks canyon, ocean view,
pnvate beach. $845,000
walls of glass, 4BR, cathedral
ceilings. $2,205,000
CORONA HIGHLANDS-Under construction. EMERALD BAY-Street to street lot,
Oversized condominium.choose your
finishes. Ocean view $075,000
whitewater VJews, 3BR. 3.5 BA.
compare at $1,705,000
DOVER SHORES-Designers own gated mfni EMERALD BAY-BIG! BIG whitewater
estate. Renovated, on extra large ....
lot. S 1,005,000
DOVER SHORES-Views! Four BR. 3BA.
pool and spa, Ivan Wells built
Immaculate! $939,000
DOVER SHORES-148 FT BAYFRONT"
Dock. 21st century sty/mg
New construction Pool overlooks Bay
Call for brochure $3,395,000
DOVER SHORES-Views ! Backs onto the
Bay! Courtyard pool, 5BR,3 SBA.
lots of potential. $675,000L.H
DOVER SHORES-Picture Perfect! 4BR.
County kitchen. French doors to
patio with spa. $749,500
EASTS/DE-New! duplex. easy to convert
to sffam1/y. 3BR, 2BA. plus 2BR. 1BA.
Ouallty materials. $689,500
EASTSIDE-Currently lowest priced 4BR.
large lot, R. V. access Huge side yard
Great location! $289,000
EASTSIDE-Mesa Bluffs, sunset views.
ftom this 3BR. residence. Reduced'
Now'S250,000
EMERALD BAY-New on market'
Very large ocean view lot.
3BR. 2.SBA. $1,650,000
EMERALD SAY-Views to Dana Point.
4BR. French doors, enclosed patio
with spa and B.B.O. $1,450,000
views, custom, reconstructed,
Professionally designed. $2, 100,000
EMERALD SAY-Oceanside.facing
Emerald Bay green and beach,
4BR. master wf(ireplace. $2, 100.000
HARBOR HIGHLANDS-Close to park,
3BR. 2BA, plus 1BR, 18A,
guest quarters. $470.000
HARBOR ISLAND·"THE ULTIMATE!
BAYFRONT" Call for details,
brochure S 12,000,000
HARBOR RIDGE-Premier view.
outstanding location, 2BR.
prtvate patios. $530,000
HARBOR RIDGE-ESTATE
180 degree views, prrvate pool
and spa . FURNISHED
$4 ,950,000
HARBOR RIDGE-Waterfall lights.
water view. 2BR. professionally
landscaped SSB0,000
HARBOR RIDGE-End location,
very quiet. 2BR. immaculate
Guard gated, tennis $499,000
MISSION VIEJO-Many custom features
fabulous local1on $168,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS-FRONT ROW-
Custom home. 4BR, 48A. $1,490,000
SATURDAY A SUNDAY
CORONA DEL MAR 217 JASMH 1-5 HOL.LY HOLYERSTOT Sl.150.000
OOVER SHORES 301 MORNING STAR 2-5 CALL.AWAUNE S3,100.000
VILLA BALBOA 270 CAGNEY 307 1-5 PETE BARRETT $-435.000
VERSAILLES 220 CAGNEY 102 2-5 l.NlA DETH $189.000
EMERALO BAY 4 EMERALD BAY 1-5 HAROMETCHt.JM $800,000
SUNDAY
UPPER NEWPORT 2540 VISTA BAVA 1-5 ANN PETERS SS49.000
HARBOR RIDGE 10 Vl.NNA 1-5 SUZANNE SHULER $499,000
BLUFFS 564 GlORmA 1-S NANCY ENGLEBRECHT S299.000
BAYCREST 1100 ESSEX 2-5 JAH WllSON $525,000
BROAOMOOR 1223 PORTSl>E 1-5 MYRNA BOOM $995,000
CORONA DEL MAR 2611 POINT DEL MAR 2-6 SANDY LONG $495,000
SPYGLASS HILL 2 ROCKY POINT 1·5 LEE CH£SL.EY S1,465,000
SEAWN> 2305 PORT CARLISLE 1-S lESLl ROUS sn9.ooo
W£STClff 1508 ETON PLACE 1-5 Pm BARRETT $535,000
1116 CAHVON 37 8URNMl TREE 1-5 CAROl~ $1.195.000
8lUfFS 558 ...sTA R.OAA 1-S GISElA~TER '439.000
ll.UFfS 2117 VISTA 8fT1W)A 1-5 OISRA 8URMEISTEA '599.000
kUFfS 2122 OOCMIO 1-~ G&SELA 8UIM1S1EA $450,000
HMIOR Al>GE CREST 11 WlUllllOI 1-4 IMR1Y MALCDm 000
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NEW LISTING
BELCOURT -., \ . .. ,, it ••
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"EXCLUSM "BELCOURT $1,295,000
Fonner model nomt M~tre 4 Dedroom home
on mt P!tSbQtOUS T ~ Colectlon -la#VtSI lloor
~n Goumlet's Euiopean latthen. custom lml>Ol'I~
111t elegant tNster SUlle prlva1e spa oll den,
reriecnng pool 10d lountltn. runerous other
amtnl!ies Cah ~ olhce I« usy VleWlclg
BIG CMYON 1711,000
Stunning 3 BR anached home on one level. Located" on an extra large cul-de-sac lot. French
doors & windows custom lighting. Baldwtn hardware, parquet nooring, sec. sysfem. crown
moldings
lDI Pma1U ma.ooo "The only way to hve " Magnificent baYfront
condormmum located on bay 111 a luxury high rise.
Beallllful bay an:! crty lrgh1s view. Boat slip
available
BIG CANYON S741,000
Single level two BR 2 BA. den or dining room.
Panoramic go~ course YJewi Model perfect. liOht
bngl'l1 and airy beveled glass front doors. marble
entry liled an<! mirrored bathrooms, plantatJon
shutters. contemporary plumbing hxtures
tnroughOUt tne home
BALBOA Fma A ... ,000
This 4 BR home exudes charm. beauty and taste
The lower level has been completely remodeled .
it's de11ghttull Located one block to beach. Gated
courtyard makes this truly an English cottage.
PllALTA HIW
WT $3,700,000
Incredible 6 bedroom, 61/l bath estate
Secunty gated. proless1onal!y landscaped/
1eM1s court putting green. custom pool,
grono & waterfall fabulOus master sutte
with retreat. complete with wet bar.
entertalMlent center, sauna. steam shower.
spa rub, temp control fur stor•oe & tun
gym Chrldren·s wing. Gourmet kitchen
With top of Ille hne lj)pljances. Completely
lumlshed What an Incredible opportunity.
lWIRf ......
Bayfronl custom home wi1tl one of tne finest bay
& city llghts view on tne coast. T otalty remodeled
& decorated. S BRs. maid's rm , family rm., den,
hbrary. bOat dock w/slde tie• "" tlllLtla.-
• ..... """"' -1~
.._.. 12-1 ....
Beautiful 4 BO, 3Yz BA well bullt custom country
ffench home Recent!y decorated lnc:ludlng open
country kitchen, hardWood floors. silk drapes, and
custom waH covennos CUS1om landscaping and
Italian lime stone lountJin, much more'
a111 TU1T11 11.-.aoo
Magnificent 6 bdrm. 6'h BA estate on lushly land·
scaped ¥• acre. No detail over\ooked or expense
spared 111Cludino imported marble & carpets. A krt·
Chen lhat 1s an entert.aJner's dream & a truly in·
credrble master suite, private pool. spa & waterfall
mw11JT 1UC1t 11-.oaa
Beautiful ptjde-of-ownershlp bldg. Owner will COO·
sider tr1de for residential property. Located near
Hoag Hospital. AssUITlible loan.
IUVBMBWllTBGI ....
Largest model POft Royal, located at end of CUI·
de-sac and adjacent to beautiful greenbelt. Lowest
priced for this plan currently on mart<et. This two
story, 4 bedroom home Is perfect for family IMng.
Guard gated w/pool, spa & tennis
....... VlfWI El ......
Comfortable home with ocean view, sparkling kit·
chen and breakfast area, family room. fireplace in
lrmg room. Walle to beach.
BAYCROT Oii lAlllf lDT 1821,DDD
Ranch style, 4 BR home Open floor plan With
spacious rooms. AM newer master bath 8eautifully
landscaped on large lot
mBM Ill MM SUD• Charming Corona del Mar dUpleX with good rental
history Front unit is 3 BR, 3 BA home. Upper IMltt
1s large 2 BO, t BA. Laroe redwood decks Close
to evefYlhino
BAmlW TBllACE '411,800
Security oared. 3 bedrooms. 2'h baths and den. Hi-
ghly upgraded. Enjoy the quiet & privacy. Walk to
bike 11111s & the Back Bay.
WA111¥1W 11,111.• Glor1ous sunset and night light vlewS of Newpott
Center. Dramatic water views. Completely remod·
eled & customized 4 bedroom slngle·story home.
This smartly appointed property offe11 an array of
amenities including pool, spa and private beach
access. Also for lease. SSOOO per month.
•CMY111 .....
Monaco floor plan. 3 BR. 21h BA. Professlonally
landscaped. Id eat for entertaining ln-dOOrS and out.
Quiet cul-de-sac. 3-car garage. Golf course loc. ..-mnaa -..
COMPARE PRICE! lncredlble detJll oC oik doors.
crown moldtngs. walnSCOatlng. This Is a fine fam-
ily home, 4·6 BRs, study, separate maid's quarters.
Mm•llEW..-S 1121.• frve BR. 3~ BA. wondef1111 large home wl'1 a be-
autiful pool and spa. T istefully decorated Ori-
matlc IMng room and entry wllh a oUMd stair-
case, family room and booos room opening onlO
large pool aru.
I.Ill Wll A 1121,•
Premier bayfront location. Magmlcenl bayview be·
autifully decOfited 2 BR. 2 BA. condomlnitrn.
WallOOg distance to ocean. Boat shp available.
,.., --... M11.• Very large 5 BO, 3 BA home, air conditioned wi1tl
full seC\Jfity system. Beautiful greenbelt view. Car·
pet and parquet flooring, br3nd new kitchen, COY·
ered patios. Lots of upgrades, immaculate condi·
lion
LIJO ...... HEDUC8I 1441,000
l.wrufy llYiog at Ille 'Vista del Udo" One of New-
ports most presbgious hlgtl nse condom1111ums IO-
cated on Ille bay. One bedroom, one bath in ex-
cellent condition New kitchen. marble floor Boat
sllp available
~-· 1111111 ..... This SUI* clean 4 BR, 2 BA home is an excellent
oppol1Unlty for a starter home or an mestor Situ·
ated on .. R-2 lot. rt has a 2-car attached oa·
rage. Laroe fenced in yard covered patio and is
close to beaches and shopptng Don't miss tilts
great opportllnityl
LEASES
Corona Del Mar
1 BR, 1 BA ..................................................... $935. MO.
2BR, 1 BA .................................................. $1,050. MO.
3BR, 2BA .................................................. $1,850. MO.
1 BR, 1 BA .................................................. $1,500. MO.
2BR, 2BA .................................................. $2,500. MO.
Newport Beach 2BR, 2BA .................................................. $1 ,875. MO.
4BR, 3BA .................................................. $3,000. MO.
SBA, SBA ................................................ $10,000. MO.
SBA, SBA ................................................ $13,000. MO.
4BR, 3BA .................................................. $5,000. MO.
2BR, 2BA .................................................. $1,350. MO.
3BR, 21hBA ............................................... $3,500. MO.
GRAND ..
MANOR HOME
-.. .... Walle or bib to beach from this spaciOUs 2 bd,
21h bl townholne. Hoge master suite wllh fire·
place and spa. Living room wllh ~· and wet
bar. Two car attached garage, all new appliances.
.... $211.•
Just minutes to the ocean! This loYely 2 BR condO
looks hke a model home. Lg lcllchen, v~lled cell·
ings & private spa. Gated comnunlly With great
night ~ views.
~MT llmB 1110,000
MollYated sefleft Two separate suites on one level
Mrues from lhe ocean. Barned ceilings. Ma/estlC
soosec V1eWI Glted comnulily, wlrl pmate spa
Close lo Hoolinglon Beach, Ibo.
• .,..,_ srlO.-
Largest 2 BR + loft. Two-car gnge, cozy used
brick wood-t>urr*lg firplace. 1'#0-story, close to ev-
efYlhinO' w• trade tor N.B. or 1use <¢oil
... lfAal ...... ,,.. 11•,000
Mollvaled seflef says m1M Ills propel1y now! Very
Special ~ master be«'OQm wltl laCs of sunllgllt,
bay nS ocean views. rn me1n concllOn.
l
M••--K•• ~ custom home will ~
ocg'I, bay & city llghlr views. Approx.
10.000 sq. ft. of eleplce • Dnm*
marble entry. tnple crown moldlngs, hand
painl9d celbngs & floor ·and designer wall
coverings enhance hs 5 BO estate with
separate maids Quarters. guest suite,
library, gym, elevator. wine cellar. pool, spa
and S1U11&. H you are looking for a unique
& sopNsticated home • THIS IS FOR VOUll
IRllUI& SBl,111
Wt/I. or bike to beach from this spac:Jous 2 bd.
21h bl townhome. Huge master suite with
fireplace and spa. LIYtng room wi1h fireplace and
wet bar. Two car attached gmge, an new
appiances.
_... C1UJ IEll sm.-
Pl'lde of ownnhip 3 bdn'n. 2 bl family or execu·
tlYe home. Professlonaly decoflled. EX1r1 taive
pie Sh8'led lot lhal has been prof nslonally land·
scaped Ind meticuloosty mmtakled. State-Of·lhe-
alt securlty Syst9m. .. ,.. .....
PlllOflmlc ~s. large Sl#'I deck. beUlful
upgrade$ w/Slailmastef urpet. marble entry and
more.
1111"'11 PlWTillUR 11 ...
Priced to sell penlhouse in excelent condlllon kl
buuliful gated COfMUlitY wtOl pool and spa. Be·
autlful 2 bedroom. 2 balh condo. Extremely motl·
Valid sellef.
a
SATURDA.Y .... Seotember 21. 19911 PAGE 17
•1111•1•• ... Two bedroom. 2 bath plus Indoor Jacuzzi' tub
Sl)eC1aCUtar bly and ocean view-water front liY·
Ing It Its best Renovation totals around
$200,000. new buyer to complete to own taste.
Al new ltallan made tumishings inclu(led. Boat
slip available
--'711,91 Enjoy flbuklus Clly llghtS and ~ views
from tis 4 bdml. 3 bl Lautremont In Hart>or
Ridge. Located on a cukle·sac and beautllully
01>Qflded. Including ILllOmallc avrilgs with sun
opef'ltor. new cabinets and 'Nork bench, Intercom.
1"n and blck patio with ligt'O. All mirrored di·
nlng room Ind much more.
UfDlll M Ulll llT tal.• Rwh style 4 Bdrm home. Open floor plan will
spacioos rooms. M new master bit\. 8eaullfully
landsclped on large lot with room 1o expn.
.... rum 1111 "11•
"The only way to five". Magnificent bayfront con-
doo*Un IOCated on bly in a klxury high rise.
Beautiful bly and city lights view. ~ slip avail-
able.
mg a.lfRm CAIDA .. ,.
Elegant 5 Bdrm + family rm • 3 Ba Free stJnd·
Ing home, beautlfully upgraded. Least expensive z
plan. Open Sun. 1·S
t.mlfADI an,a
Lovely 4 bedroom family home in Lakewood VII·
lage Hlghly Upgrade(! and remodeled Extra large
yard Wiii room lor RV an<1 em par)ong. Moel·
vated Sellers 1 !
c.. ..., srn.•
This lovely condo looks hke new!! 2 BRs. 2 BA.
IMghly upgraded. Ptantation shutters. mirrored
waits.
ftlA--an,-.
Beautlluly WllY extra large Newport Beach
COnclO w11h 2 Slrldecils offemg boll1 morning &
lftefnoon SI.I\. lJOhl decof ttlrougtlOlrt.
.. ,. 1!74,a
Gorgeous bay and ocean views from bolt! bed-
rooms ovenooklng beaull1ul pool and clubhouse.
You cani find a better value for a Newpo'1 Beach
bay view condominUn IOcated wllllln walklng dis·
tance 1o lhe ocm & beach.
WARREN JOHNSON
A long-time resld9nt of Newport Beach, Warren has become
a multknllllon dollar producer representing both buyers and
Milera Of Orange County'a prestlgk>us prop«tie•. Not only
hu he distinguished himself with his ctlenta and colleagues,
but hu also earned the respect and conftdence of the
community for his overall profesalonal and civic
contrlbutlona.
Warren was an active member of the Board of Dlrectora of
the Orange County Pacific Symphony aa well as the Orange
County Multiple Sclerosla Society. As chairman of fund
raisers for both organization, he wu aucceasful In aubatantlally promoting and financially
c:ontributlng to both causes. Warren CU"f'ef1tty devot" much of his time to help recovering
alcoholk:a and those with drug llbuM problem• ttvooghout the community.
Prior to entertlng the relll estate Industry, Wwren wu the OlnM:tof of MnMlng for Pick
Systems, an IMM-bued lntematlondy aucceaful computer company. Since leaving Pick
Systems, Wwren has been uaoolated wtth Vai.ntJne ProJ*tles where he maintains he
"couldn't be ~-" Hit track record within the real estate communfty apeaka for Itself,
call him, and let him aucceaatully put It to wort< for you.
OPEN HOUSES • Saturday Only
Ilg Canyon 25 Pinehurst $1 149,000 Joyce Ptamer
Ilg Canyon 15 Rue Mal'Hffle ~791,000 JoM Math«
lrvlne 241 Taroceo $149,900 Jim Welaenbach
Dover Shores 1218 Polaris $ !t291,000 Sandy Mittman
Secnldge 2175 Pactnc #C4 ~219,900 JH1 Rothel
OPEN HOUSES • Sunday Only
Harbor HUI 8 Hnlabofough $1,250,olto Sandy Mittman
Ilg Canyon 22 Rue Grand Valle $749,000 Oreg Connor
lkdft 500 Cancha $~9,500 Joyce Pelmer
Harbor Ridge 19 Chett>ourg 1791,000 WaMn JohMOn Menor View lornes 1821 POC't Abbey Pl. 129,000 Judy Looe/Glna Cummins
OPEN HOUSES • Saturday a Sunday .
Ilg Canyon 4 Rue Vlllars $1",000 Judy Loo8'Jowt Mather
llutfl 450 Vlsta TNCha $471,000
Udo Part 611 Udo Pk. Or. #2A $129,000
Udo Part e11 Udo Pk. Dr. #40 $81f ,OOO
Udo Park 611 Udo Pk. Or. 160 $719,000
• CMl9 11, 141,111G
Lovely Broadmore home In Big Canyon on
a cul de sac S1reet • Large lot over
14,000 SQ.fl New carpet, mirrored walls •
This home has so rooch potential • Seller
WIN carry a 2nd TD for qualified buyer. ... ... .•
Excdenl starter hOme Two bedrooms. 1¥• baths
Great Orange Tree Condo. Wonderfully private
location. Upstairs unrt. looks out over trees and
field Original owner has taken excellent care.
move-in cooditiOn. Central air. built-in appliances.
extra storage closet T emfic neig~. no
Mello-Roos. Low lax rate and low associatJon feel
Priced to sen•
IOUt1I CIAIT Mmlt S144,800 Cozy 2 story townhome SpaCIOUS IMOO area •
neutral carpet mirrored fireplace and pnvate patlo
mJl1I COAST MDIII Sl!l,600
Three BR 1 ~ BA. lower ooll New kllchet1 cabt·
nets. stove and micro. updated baths, new palf'lt.
miTored closet doorS
... Ill IHDI "1111MJ.fl'' Sl7,GDO
Very practlcal, nicety appoinled S1Udio condo. IA
mite to the ocean for orty S97. 000. Extremefy
moovated seller. Beautiful gated commumty.
CMIM '111,m
S\MnQ 3 BR atlached home on one Im!
LOCltld on _.. ma llfve cul-de-sac lot. Fr·
onch doorS & windows. custom ~. Bal·
dWln hWWare. parquet noomo. sec. sy1·
tern. crown moldings
BOB &: DOVIE KOOP
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
We woald llke to help yoa bay or aell yoar home. # 1
-RFJMAX Atle•t 8-oul of .10 years-Jn .the State of California.
Ranked nationally in the top 10 RE.IMAX Agents for 11 years
consecutive.
760-5000 or 760-1580
WHY LIST WITH JUST ONE AGENT!
CALL THE KOOP TEAM BOB KOOP. 4'11.
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEANFRONT
Ocean Blvd. Lot "A"
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEANFRONT
Ocean Blvd. Lot "Ii"
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEANFRONT
Ocean Blvd. l;ot ''C''
-. T enative approvals from coastal, pltmning,
City Council, buildable to 3,000 sq. ft. The
finest of ocean & coastal views.
Tenative approvals from Coastal, Planning &
City Council. Buildable to 3,000 sq. ft. 180
ocean & coastal views.
T enative approvals from Coastal, Planning,
City Council, buildable to 6,000 ft Panoramic
Ocean & Coastal Views.
Asking $1,290,000 Asking $1,490,000 $1,490,000
BOB & DOVIE KOOP BOB & DOVIE KOOP BOB & DOVIE KOOP
BUILDER DESPARATE 2311 CLIFF DRIVE
FASTSIDE COSTA MESA HARBOR a: BAY VIEWS
Comp!Nly remodeled
R·2 Loe
C>wrwr ""'° lcaM option C>wrwr wll Sdl
Own«r wi1I cany
$S29.000
Principles only
BOB KOOP 4'8.
PENTRIDGE COVE
CostaMaa
Two bedroom two beth with lrg loft,
marl>le floon, fireplace of marble
floor to celling Overlooks stream,
garadens, waterfalls, tr~. location,
location. Must see Pnced to sell at
Sl 79,000 or 1-asc option
BOB KOOP
Fantastic views from this custom 3
BR, 5 BA home. Game nn with 20
ft ber, pool table, game table, plus
bulll-ln mtsnalnment oanta. Huge
master suite with large spe. Lase
option or malce offer. ~ to
$1,100,000.
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
COSTA MESA
eatmlnater Ave.
Medii.nan.an ~ custom home.
Four bedrooms, three Jul beths, Ilg.
family room wtth flrep&ace & wet
bar Huge masts .nta, wrv 1arge
pool -yard, .... wUI leaM with option to purd\Me at
$440,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Newport Beach
Aw yer old Meditcmlnean llown·
home. Thrte large bedrooms, thrtt
beths, large living nn with ~.
two car ettachcd glll'egc. with lcaM.
or low QCJtlon. or malce offer.
BEST BUY AT
$S40.000
BOBKOOP.IR.
INDUSTRIAL
CONDO
Finished 'ofllc:e & warehouse spec:e
2000 ~ ltct. Xlnt Costa Maa
lomtton. Am.nltla lnc:lucl.: Cargo
door, MW carpet, -1 bar, built-Ins,
showtf, 2 beth ~ wardrobes
4 large olllca.
suo.ooo
BOB A: DOVIE KOOP
SAN JUAN
CAPISTRANO
Mln."90. Coaatry a•
San Juan's most KNslllC address
14,460 foot lot on 14 & 15 fairway
8uildab&e peel ol 6,120 ft. Gai. buar-
ded oommunity S,ller ver,i motl·
Vllled Atta's Bat Buy Now Wll
Trade $425,000
BOB • DOVIE KOOP
$153,900
TOWN HOUSE
3 b4ldtoom 1 Yl Bath 2 stoty ~ ~. 2 car g8r9ge, nic. ywd,
IOta °' ceram«: tie, ~ caf1)elt.
mini bllnda, moYe In coodltlo''·
CALL BOB a.
760-5000 •141
BIG
CANYON
0.7•0....·
58R, 6BA fwn nn. Formll dm,
Audy. 13.SOO. 1q It loc on 7th !J"ff"
Pool and tpa. Jult '9donl. Bat buy
at s 1, 770,000. WiD contidcr LOCAJ..
TRADE.
BOB A: DOVIE KOOP
Thia home W9I • ~ • ._ •
nlct llllw. 4 bedroon, 2 b9ltie, • formal ~ room wldl a ,...,_.,
fwn~ room, a 2 mr gat'9 ~ • ~yard. .., .....
Home warranties aid
both buyer and _seller
F or one California couple, buying
their home was a dream come
true -until the hea&ing systems
and water heater broke down during
the holidays with a house full ol
relatives.
Fortunately, the couple had
purcha.,ed a home warranty plan and
both systems were repai r ed
1mmC'd1,11ely. Of a potential $2,500
rcpJir/rl'placement bill, the couple paid
onl} $25 for each servicC' call.
To A'"c other California bur('r-; .ind
SC'llC'rs the same peace o mind,
Coldw<>ll Banker has 1ust introduced its
"Bc'>t Buyer Home Prote<:.11on Plan,"
.1cwrd1ng tu Chuck Neubauer, Coldwell
Banker senior vice president and
Orangt· County regional manager.
Colnwell Banker's Best Buyer Home
Protection Plan is a combined effort of
Coldwell Banker and American Home
Shield, the nation's largf'st and oldest
homC' warranty company, as well as
SC'ars Product Services, Americci's largest
appliance service organization with 800
service centers and 17,000 technicians.
Coldwell Banker's homC' warranty
plan ofiC'rs one full year of coverage for
hCdting, plumbing and electrical
systems, watC'r heaters and ma1or built-
1n kitchl.'n appliances. The basic plan,
which co~ts $250, covers Californ ia
homes under 4,000 square feet.
Optional coverage for larger homes, air
conditioning, pools, ref ngerators and
other items is available.
If a covered system or appliance fails,
the consumer simply calls a toll-free
number 24 hours a day, seven days a
week. A Sears service technician in the
area is notified and an appointment is
scheduled at the homeowner's
convenience.
Most appointments are scheduled
within 24 to 48 hours, while emergency
repairs are expedited. The system of
appliance will be rep,.ired or replaced
as needed, and the consumer pays only
a service fee of $25 for each service
call.
"Home warranties give buyers peace
of mind after the sale," Neubauer
explained "Finances often are tight
when buying ci home, so buyers want to
be covered if a major appliance or
home system breaks down in the first
year.
"Home warr cintics also give home
sellers a marketing edge over competing
homes," he added. According to the
National Home Warranty Association,
homes with a warranty sell faster and
closer to the Its ting price than
competing home; without a warranty.
And, according to a recent Gallup
poll, a majority of buyers and sellers felt
a warranty plan made a home more
competitive in the marketplace than
homes without warranties. Nearly 80
perc<'nt of sellers said they would be
likely to buy a warranty plan when they
sell their home, while 89 percent of
consumers would recommend a home
warranty for buyers.
RAE
RODGERS
SATlJ~~'V:-Sep~mber 21, 1991"'/PAOE 19
DONALD PFAFFAllllllllli...
. ~~ ·;.,.,...
#
BllffS COM)()
NEWPORT BEACH 'Above the Rest ' Bonita Piar
3 bedroom 2 bath 2 ca·
garage Hrgh vaulted ce1l1nc~
thr oughout V IE W
Bepu!l!ulfall-away v1e\\ to tree
.,.,,.._ tops and Fashion lslanc
Come en1oy the orwac, on'"'
this location ca,.. oHer
Seoarale master beelroo:i-
w1th watl<-in closet
CALL ME FIRST! ~::::::=:======;;; RBIJCfD! $357 .500
• •
llJO ISlf
BEST VALUE
Come 1om the clubs ~
bedroom. 2 bath single stol)'
Newly remodeled kitchen great
souttl facing patio. 2 car garage
with 2 car extra dr·veway
parking 45 foot wide lot
Call for Pnvate Showing
fAITlllE COSTA MW Dllered It $699. 000 NlwlllPt RMll'I , .......
Back Bay residence totally upgraded. 3 BA, 21h BA (2 master size suites) Fireplace in
living room, beautifully upgraded kitchen. $231,900
642-9797 760-5000
SerYice
&
P erformance
760-5000
Res. 640-0882
''Serving Newport Heights Since 1975"
STUNNlNG VIEWS from lhls NEWER 5 BDRM residence. 4 VIEW balconies
Huge rooftop entertainment area. Living area includes 2 family rooms. formal
dining plus den/library. Sl ,l9S.OOO •
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
''MAKE AN OFFER''
BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM HOME in prime location. Fmish construction on
master suite addition to suit yourself. BEST BUY. S5l8.SOO
"HEIGHTS" BARGAIN!
NEWPORT BEACH FEE LAND for only $385,000! Sturdy lath & plaster 3
bdrm, 2 bath with 4 car garage. Four car aaragc. CALL TODAY?
CLIFF DRIVE VIEW
NEWPORT HEIGHTS • ACRO S FROM PARK Opportunity knocks w
move-in or refurbish! Most superior location w11h BROAD OCEA:'\ & BA'\
VIEWS. Four large bedrooms, three baths. plus family room . $849.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS CLASS ACT!
LOCATION PLUS 3 BDRMS 3 BA FAM ROOM. Refurl'ti~hcd 10 the endth
degree. "Shows like a model home." Oak floor11. granite & French doo"'.
Manicured yard & security system. MOTIVATED AT $519,000!
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
EASTSIDE R-1 BUY PRISTINE ONE BLOCK TO THE A."110 PR1'1l
DUPUiX with c'<C'CpllOllal -Llrrcr 2 PENINSULt. DUPI 1. '< •llh .1 i.drm o-mn
bdrm unil plus I bdrm den untl AD.tna umL Four <"ar s,ar.,e betllc:nt tcn<l'U &
$279,000 ioeomt. NE\>. l l~TINO S-42..~.000
COSTA MESA 0\JPLEX REFURBISHED 2 BDRM VNITS Sclln \'Cn ""''"'~1c:d a11J
will any lure 2lld O. A&llnt Sl37,000
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REIM~ , 760-5000 ,
. ' " .. ' ' . . ' ' . ' ' ... " ' . .. ... ' ,~
PAGE 20 I SATURDAY September 21, 1991 NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
THE REAL. &:STATE.RS
EdJdln
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NEWPORT FABULOUS LOCATION. Cool
breeres, Greenbelt. l mole to beoch, 3 br 21h
b•h Asking $197 ,000
BEST PRICED HOME 1n desoroble Meso
Verde Inner Circle Sporklong pool in secluded
boc yord 3 br, 2 bo Lorge l1v1ng room with
foreploce Over 1760 sq ft for $288,000
COSTA MESA NEAR FAIRGROUND, Col-
lege Pork customized & enlorged 3 brs Fom kit,
odded F R w/F P Pork-like yard . Seller needs fost
sole $268,500 2nd T.D , Lease Option, w/ 1 OK
dov.n 0 W C $268,500
TUSTIN CONDO FHA APPROVED! 2
br 2 s•ory move on cond1tionl New blonds, corpel
/!. point throughout. Moke offer, owne1 onxious
$134,900.
HUNTINGTON BEACH bcellent over 55
C'1nn u• 1ty Well rno1nto1ned, 6CCure complex 1
br '-''"' w11h new oppl1onces & po1n1 Coll for more
,.,to As~ •ng $53,000
LONG BEACH Ouplexl Eoch un11 ho~ 2 br 1
bo lcrgr l.1•chen Lorge lot w1lh room to odd
Greo• opportun·•~' Bring any offer ~e11er will los·
'(" $189,000
GREAT OPPORTUNITY! 3 br, 1 ba cour.'ry
rrmn cOly l..11chen with breokfost Oreo & garden
window RV or boo• occess,Askong $207,900
3 BEDROOM H~t ~"-0 HOME with
beoutilul block . e.o~ oded & reody lo
move into A sle ~ $229,000
STARTER HOME -4 br l 1h bo Beout1.ul
rror yard Ko1 pond, close to SCP, schools, Priced
ot $215,000
FOUR BR, lWO BTH HOME on 11,000
+ sq ft lot Over $BOK 1n recent upgrodes New
boths, vaulted ceilings, skylights, ond much more .
Offered ot $385,000
GREAT MESA VERDE FAMILY HOME. 3
lrg bd, lrg lorn rm Eot in country kit. Formol din
1ng oreo Ottered ot $279,900
SANTA ANA Must Seel 2 bd, 1 bo, cozy start
er home, newly pointed interior & exterior, hord-
wood floors, 3 car goroge, RV occess, comer
lot Mrs Cleon lives here Asking $185,000
NEWPORT BEACH High security community.
2 br, 2 both w/pool, spo, sauna, weight rm. Bo n·
quet focil1t1es . Very cleon. $189,900
LOVELY 4 BR 2 BA HUNTINGTON
BEACH HOME New exterior & interior point.
New drovewoy, centrol air. Asking $219,000
3 BR, 1 'r'c BA TOWNHOME 2 cor ot-
toched garage Greot condition and o super con·
venienl locot1on Only $161,000
1WO ON ONE LOT live in o 4 bd, 1 both
house. Moke money from o 2 story, 2 bd, 1 both
unit R-2 lot Eoch unit hos o privote yord. Owner
must sell $284,000
5 BR, 3 BA HOME Two story. over 2700
sf. 2 dn stairs bedrooms, beoutoful boclyord
pool Neor MVCC, Priced to move ot
$369,SOO
-.
SUBMIT ALL OFFERS! Lt•i."1 J l•' 1 ,
bo•n hor-r Brigh• & oiry shcH~s Iii e o med<':
$289,900
SANTA ANA lots of potential 3 bd, l '"1 both
on o nice quiet neighborhood. Nicely londscoped
home , Provote bock yord well suited for B B Q
port1es With o little T.l.C. & elbow greose, this
home could be o reol chormer. $180,000
ANAHEIM 3 br, 2 bo, super condition, forge
bedrooms, new carpet, new point. new window
covenngs, R.V occess, ond more $189,000
EASTSIDE COnAGE Beoutofully refurbished
inside & out. 2 bd, 1 both All new kitchen, hord·
wood floors, crown molding, FP, lorge Wtiirlpool
tub, new drovewoy &londscoping Asking
$279,900
COSTA MESA First time on morket Guiel cul
de soc. 3 or 4 br & FR. Two fireploces, hordwood
floors, walk to schools & shopping center Plus
lots more. Only $237,000
2br
4br
2br
3br
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY
309 Ml I.JI. CM l..C $179.900
SUNDAY
3017 Ctevellnd, C.M. l..C $239,500
M7 Wendy lll. CM 1..C 1169.900
923 Albor, CM 1..C 1207,900
OCEANSIDE RUSTIC TRANQUtLlml
Oceon & conyon view on 2.3 ocres. Room for 4
large lots. Exisling house on o ne lot. -$750,000
EL TORO NO QUALIFYING! 3 br 2 bo home
with lorge yord 20% down, owner will carry bol-
once @ 10% foxed. Asking $215,000
CHAftMING 2 BR CONDO. Quiet woodsv
comple)I. Plush white carpel. Frplc. lrg. sunny
master suite End unit Asking $ l 69,900
TUSTIN Attenllon l st time buyers. This odoroble
2 br lownhorne hos been recel'ltly remodeled thro·
ughout New point, new corpet & new blinds. Coll
for more informohon $134, 900
LOTS OF POTENTIAL 3 bd, 11.? both on o
nice quiet neighborhood Nicely londscoped
home Pnvote boch yord well suited for BB.Q's'
port1es With o little T L C & elbow greose, this
home could be o rcol chormer S 180,000
SANTA ANA 3 bd on cul·de·soc. large fom1ly
room "'''h l1r1>olocr lom1ly l11cnen with caltng
oreo Asking $189,900
5 BR, 3 BA HOME Two siory, o~er 2700 sf,
2 dn stoirs bedrooms, beautiful bockyord pool
Neor MVCC. Pr ced •o move or $369,500
3 &R 2 BA FREEDOM HOME htro lorge
corner lot opprx 7700 sq ft 01n1ng room, family
room, loreplace, lorge pool, enclosed courtyord
Owner om1ous Moke on offer $225,000
NEWER EXEC HOME 4 br 3 bo Moster both
hos spo. FP, move·on cond1t1on Seller highly mot1·
voted As long $349 ,000
NEAT STARTER Model perfed townhome w/
new oak cabinets, new corpel, ceiling fons, wet
bor, pvt polio, 2 br/l 1h bo. $156,000
NEW LISTING Minutes from beoch, country
atmosphere. remodeled kitchen & both with Jocuz·
11 tub R.V occess. 7,350 sq ft lot Owner mov·
ing, subm11 offer $204,500
3 BR ATRIUM HOME vaulted beamed cei·
lings, up-to dote deco Lighting, skylights, lots
of extras Asking $249,900
COSTA MESA First lime on mori<et. Quiet cul
de soc. 3 or 4 br & FR Two fireploces, hardwood
floors, woJk to schools & shopping center. Plus
lots more. Only $237,000
SANTA ANA 3 seporote 4-plexes. In good re·
ntol oreo. Well kept units, with very low vacancy.
Asking $391,000/IA
IRVINE 5,. Y' new condo 2 lrg Brs, l l4 Bo ,
loreploce 1n l111or.g room, lrg d•nong oreo, 1 ottd
gar & 1 covered tarpon Over l, 130 SQ ft.
Asking $212,000
GARDEN GROVE VA, FHA buyers attention. J
br. 2 cor goroge, spa, townhouse.
Asking f 139,tOO
E --·-NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 I PAGE 21
Be creative to own this superior quality custom home
on the main turning basin in Newport Harbor.
Recently built, this home features a light & airy
flowing design with the finest materials and
craftsmanship. Soaring ceilings, French doors and
windows, hardwoods, marble and granite throughout
Every major room has a spectacular two mile bay
view. A full dock for 2 large yachts in deep water, also
has a raised deck. 5 bedrooms plus family room
makes this the perfect choice for families or
entertaining.
PRIVATE SHOWINGS ARE EASILY ARRANGED OR
]UST CAIL VAUGHN & SUSIE FOR A COWR BROCHURE
AND OPEN HOUSE DAm.
+
BAIJJOA ISLAND TRIPLF.X
Located in desireable "100" Block. 2bd house· with
lbd and bachlor rentals. High annual income.
Owner has located other propery and must sell
Great rental property for now, excellent buildable
location later. Call for price and address.
A1TEN110N OWNERS & AGENTS
We are working with a client who wants to buy a
bayfront or view property suitable for remodel or a
tear down with buildable lot If you are currently
listed, have your agent call us. If you are not
currently on the market please call us direct at
760-6129. All properties will be considered. Our
client is ready to open escrow!
COMING SOON!
Brand new custom estate with fabulous ocean views.
The finishing touches will be completed soon. Call
for advance information.
Spectauztnc In rlne Newport Beach Properties
VAUGHN & SUSIE SAFFORD
760-6129
.RT
SALE OF(THE YEAR!
FROM
$279,900 '
UNIT 10-$279,900 3BR., 2 1 /2 BATH
UNIT 11-$299,000 3BR., 2 1 /2 BATH
UNIT 12-$299,000 3BR., 2 1 /2 BATH
UNIT 13-$299,000 3BR., 2 1 /2 BATH
THIS IS A SPECIAL PRICE FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY.
' AS MUCH AS $100,000 UNDER APPRAJSAL.
• VILLA
SI ENA •
• ~ Villa Siena ... nestled in the heart of
N ewport Beach with all its Southern
California flavo r and seaside charm.
Enjoy quiet luxury living amidst
friendly neighborhoods, nearby
shopping ana exoti~ restaur~nts.
Villa Siena combines classic
architecture with contemporary
styling and all the amenities you'll
need to truly enjoy your new home
by the sea . • • ._. Sales Office Hours:
.. 11am-6pm •
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NEWPORT BEACH
BELCOURT '3,175,000
Tlnasnot ahome, 1'\1111 a museum. Approx. 112 acf9w/pool & tennis
coun. Won numerous awards lot design.
$3,500,000
One :if Newpon a.acn·s most unique estatas 2, 2 acres lron11ng the
l>adl bay lta an unbehevable opponunotyl
SUPERB EUROPEAN VILLA $2,498,000
Urvlvalled quality in 1'l1s SBR. 4.SSA bllylront Dodi lot 45' boat
$2,195,000
Pnme locauon 1n one or NewJl0(1S most deS1,.ble oomlTIUOlllH.
Unc»structed 111-or bay. 2 yrs MW 4 • BR.
BEAUTIFUL BALBOA ISLAND $1 ,915,000
Large 58R. • SSA. home w/greai loc&tlon VoflW from Pawllon 1>
Harbor entrance Boat dock
BIG CANYON GOLF COURSE VIEW $1,350,000
LOYely 0Mu111le model Oramat>e cad'lednil ceilings, t-'Y remod-
e4ed. pallO w/pnvare pool & ape. Goll cour• vi-
BEST VIEWS OF NEWPORT BCH $1,050,000
Speaac:ulat _,or bay, ocean & 01y ~Qhts. 38R. 2.SSA wfremocl.
eted entena.nlng area Bndl pallO, lllndlcaped yard
CHANNEL REEF PENTitOUSE S71t,OOO
Ongonal end un11 wt180viewsolocean. bay & Palos Verdes. Boatallp
P<>SS•bl•. comm. pool.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES CUSTOM $739,000
Spac:rous tum key exec N>m• on Pf8111IUITI IU~ lot •115' x 6'1 pool
Oualuy pertec11on lh<oughout A must see I
HARBOR RIDGE BEST BUY Htt,000
FabulOU$ view ol reservotr & oryhghts Many upgrades indudtngwlne
cellar onre<'°' balcony & 3 llpls'
HARBOR VIEW HILLS S&tt,000
Our or atea O#ner will considef aJ otfet's on th•a •BR. 3BA home.
European kild'len, skyl1ghrs. large yatd
FAMILY HOME HARBOR VIEW S&eS,000
Beaubful e.q>al'ded & upgr8ded Palermo •BR, 2 SSA, extra large lot
Best street w/\ovely pool, spa, paliO
BALBOA ISLAND· CLASSIC SMS,000
AtlnlCIJW OJStom home 29R, 2BA. bu~l 111 1978 Fam~y ml wlstone
lrpl Large dedl, loll area New c;a1pe1, sunny yard
NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS $625,000
O¥er Sl00,000 1n highly cus!Dmized 38R, den, !amity mi home on
ove<sized lot Large soa. 2 toun1a1ns. 3 car garage sec sys. ale
HARBOR VIEW HOMES SPECIAL $619,000
M nt 4BR. 3 58A Ponohno Rebu~I lrom inside our. Completely
renovated w1qual1ty care lor the fussy buyer.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS • SUNSET VIEWS $599,000
Ttlos 1s a must seei Garden room w/sun dedt Walk 10 beaulllul lldo
Vlilage On wry ptrvate atreet
CHARMING BAYCREST HOME $565,000
~dy completely renovated wJ1onest quahly A dfeam houM on
targe loL Pnoe ID se.11
LOWEST PRICE 3BR HOME, UDO ISLE $549,000
Reduced $146,0001 Bri fotedosure. 38R, 1.758A. Mediterraneari
home S1119s ID yacht club Coonyard wlspe
GREENBELT LOC. H.V.HOMES $4tt,OOO
Prioe reduced S30,000 lot fast sale. Pride or ownersh11> •BR Monrego
Owner moving out of atea1 Steal this onet
WES TC LIFF $472,.500
Grear home in oe11rable Wesldln. 38R. 29A, pool Wlcab-. Clo• ID
beaches, shopping, sd!ools Show & Niii
EASTBLUFF $399,000
38R, end unit V9IY PflVtlt locallOn New carpet, Ille lloora • pemt.
"light & bright"
LOWEST PRICE ON PENINSULA sm.ooo
Two un.ta being told lor lot value. Greet P<>len"81. lowest Jl'IOI. 30'
wide lot on Penn
VILLA BALBOA • FORMER MOOELI $389,900
Sweeping ocean -highlight 1"'• 28R, 2BA "E plan" Fonnet model
home, 11« aq fl appro•. In the fil'lfll phue.
CORONA DEL MAR
CUSTOM COM LUXURY HOllE 12.•.ooo
2 atory CUllDm contemp.hm potnyl an euy ei.oenoe ht 1911ecla
todays litla~. V9'11• wa99r ,dty ~ts.Calaina viewl flom mtjor nna.
SHORE CUFFS ·OCEAN VIEWll $2,.500,000
Lovely 3BA home on ...... sized loCI Spectae:UI• MWt ol auhlng
surf. Room lot pool & CXJUttl
SPYGLASS CUSTOM WITH VIEW 12,250,000
An outallnClng 58R >-Wllhe finet1 des.la & cnflln'llf\lhlp
Adpnng lot alao avabble lot iu~.
SPYGLASS CUSTOM 12.095,000
Amosiexnotdinatycuatomhome(nelringcompjeton)onapnmelot
Wllhat one al a kind unobttNClld OCMf'I & bay view.
CAMEO IHOftU • 1• OEOAE£ OCEAN YEW .,,.._
Complel~ rtmOdllled cuatom home 48R. 48A, fwnly rm. Mng rm.
di!Wlg rm. Enormoua ldtchen & ms1r N•. Matble • oNlila hu-out.
ClAS8eC BAYSIOE.aEACHFfllONT .S1,7IO,OOO
First daN hpide Or . ..._ In candlllon. perfec:lly deooralad lot
~ buy9fs. Loc:.llon la ...... '*-'
ct9'A COVE· BREATHTAKER $1,.595,000
China Cove a.1110!11 home. Only 5 Y" old, breeltl~ 1'iew °' jelrJ.
penlnlUa & Calllina. ProleulonaMy deootal9d.
COAOHA DEL MAA 11,SSO,OOO
Once In 1 w.tlme. Dan, rNu It. Dou~ lot! Build yo!# clt'9MI home WI
COM. s.11 one loC I buld an the ofw.
OCEAN VIEW · SPYGLASS .. LL ,1, 150,000
Laroe level tot on all'MC ol aia11>m horntM. OcNn & cilt/ lghca M'#.
Apl)f0.11. 1220Chq fl GrMI priC91
HARBOR VIEW tll.LS ·VALUE lt1t,OOO
a.euolulyremodtledln 11117. fll .. BA. 2.58A home ... llM"atarge .•
OflSS lol WMewl ot the OONtl l ~I
OlD CORONA OEl. lllAR "75,000
EleGenl remodeled 38R 2..58A home • wdlo I 28R, 1BA apt.
(lnCIDll'W potential ol '2100). So. ol PCH, W91k 1D OOHrt, tlq>a
CORONA DEL MAR 17tt,OOO
Mo¥H1 condition, 1 blodl IO OClllfl, 38R, 2BA. '*8y IWllOdll«I,
room 1D upend~.,*-· Cell b more dlalla
COHTEllPORARY CUSTOM •741,000
Wf/I, localed In lrWle Te«.-. Vllwa ol OClllfl from ttil "1iit level
con'9mpe>.dHiQn. c.nwcounyanl . .-, Wee lot
CAMEO HtGHlAH09 TRADITlONAL •s.ooo
ReduOld ID Ml ...,._. ~ l'IOfM on one of c.neo ~·
q1H9•t 1t1M1t wlprivml eoceea 1D 3 bMdlea.
OLDE CORONA DEL MAR 1924,000
Adotatlle ... JI. 2 blodta flom .. beed\. Let 'fOIJI property WOtll IOt
you & ~II the Melide t.9 IO ofter.
CUSTOM CONDO .. COM Vil.LAGE $519,000
Tniy lovely CUS10m ODl'ldo in Olde CdM. 2 mw BA•"•· Cloee ID
ahopping & rniannt. • lllodla 1D the llMch.
OLDE CORONA DEL MAR CHARMER 1549,000
Unique 48A COM ctwmet wi'picMI ...... Gl'MI location So. of Hwry,
veult9d 01iMQ hlng rm, lrpl, loll
COROHA DEL MAR BARGAIN 1411,$00
38R. 3.5BA. 2-cs QatlOe. oa• QUMfed & -. ol lhe peitt w• .,
Corona dll Mar lhopp111Q. Only 5 ~ ,,..,
NEIGHBORING AREAS
MAGNACENT .. UTOP ESTATE $11,N0,000
TN rnoetlncrediblt .. 111.onze m.. of~ beaitY. E~
lmlQllWlle Mlenlty v-of dty lghl:I, c.mlin1 & mtna.
•VfLLA CAPRICQO• S ARQt BAY $4,750,000
bc:lulNe gated ealallt l*'dled above a pnvaie bMCtl Fabulous
OCHl'I .... aeclUSIOl'I F II lot a klllQI
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO '2, 100,000
UUble 5 aae 8111119 w/lupeft> 11191. OrwnGc: IOllMO Olill'lgs •
maitJle accents Pool, ..-. ttM!lea & .,.,,.,
LA HABRA HILLTOP ESTATE $1,485,000
Pnme locaDOn c:lole 1D Pr. golf c:oine v-. ol OONn, oiy. moun·
i.ns. Rm lot tennia. hot-. RV. 0t you name 1t c:.it
TURTL.EROCK CREST S1,350,000
Remodeled custom home~ lands~,_ yard. Ouldoor
cooking a111. rm tor a pool 9-IN . Tum key I
HUNllNGTON HARBOR $1,150,000
Wawfronl home rwnodlled uM'Q grw11• & nwtlle. eBR, ...,..,.
men! ctr. dodl & .. lot a '5'. bOM.
ANAHEIM APARTllEHTS 11,250,000
18 WWII In Anlhelln neer ~. E~ ID IWll & miu-oe ~
1D "* down.
HUNTINQTON HARBOR ms.ooo
~ OJMOm home tor l'9 executNe NI .._ IO .,.,,..,, in fl'lrtd ., ..... incredtie homell
TUSTIN 48R FAlltLY CHARMER '"9,000
Hw wood lloora ldd Wltmf'l IO tlia loYlly MW ll"'ci. Loa of rm + a
aw port lot a lt*'CI ¥et;ae
COUNTRY CHARM • aTY ClDSE '44t,OOO
~ aa1DmCZed 48R. 2.SBA ~9d lot, •iued welt.
melllcm\ pewn. 2 lfpl'a & mudl mcnl A "'1'1".
AHAHEM ttLLS MN ESTATE 1420,000
9"uftA PtCMIM!l home hM l'9 ~of a N1w Enoi.nd OOUfll'Y· '
... &BR. 2.SBA • .wllroe pool & .... Ceipe Cod·~·
FOUNTAIN VALLEY DAEAll 1111.000
o.car..d, large llMiltoome -.ldoMd ..._, .-.. ~ · .,,.., 111111
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
233 EVENING CANYON s2,eoo,ooo
This 2 story custom contemporary home por1raya
an easy elegance lhat 111fleGts todays lifestyle.
White water. city lights & Catalina views from••
major rms. Call Gayle Aiuto, 729-7241
214 POINSETTIA $1,350,000
Once in a liletme Don't miss it. Double lot! Buitct
your cream home in COM. Sell one lot & build on
the other.
Cal Hugh• Stwon SW.M9ft, 729-723217227
SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 I PAGE 23
LAGUNA PRIME COMMERCIAL $1,950,000
Rare ex>mmeroial property approximately 6000 sf
of rentable space on large lot at 1500 sf w/good
parking. Lease also ava~able.
Call Conni• Mlixuntl, 729-n50
PAGE 24 I SATURDAY Se tember 21, 1!W1
NEWPORT CREST
Q,, ncr~ want it sold now! This 4 DR is the
in the crc~t. new carpet and ready to move.
the crest. Stop by :.incJ sec. A>k for. ..
DAVID COOPER
OPEN SUN 1 ·4, 22 GRETAL COURT
Prime property in Mesa Verde. 4 DR. 3 DA, upgraded w/
;whitewashed pavers, new kit. cabinets, countcrtops &
appliances. Newly tiled guest bath, French doors, 3 car
gur. & more. Ask for ...
JACKIE HANDLEMAN/CINDY HANDLEMAN
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PLOT 1 REAL ESTATE
® Hast
COSTA MESA
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Cute 2 OR home on gorgeous 9000 )qJt. You ha\"c )~iur
own p;irk in back yard, plus a nice gr~nny unit. /\,I; for ...
RITA WADE
OPEN SUNDAY 12·3
SO. COAST PLAZA $179,900
Twnhmc in ~hady setting. urge 3 OR 2 U1\ W/JttJ.:hcJ
g;iragc & lots or amenities. Ask for ...
CONNIE CORN
CHARMING 2 BR R·2 LOT $194,500
On 1hc wcstsidc. Lot size 6600 )q.r1. Ore.ii pi.•lcnt1.1l for
1ddi1ion;il unit. Lrgc priv:11c backyard, m.itur.: )h.1Jc m~c~
Only minutes from the bcJch. Ask for ...
JACK GIFFORD
NEWPORT RMERA TWNHME $210,000
3 OR 2 DA. large mslr sic .. enc.J umt. :? c.u au.1th .. g.ir .•
lrge prv. yrd.. m:iny upi;radcd feature\ ,\~\OC Junior
Olympic pool, tennis, sp:i. Ask for ...
DONAl.D PFAFF
EASTSIDE CONDO-NEW PRICE $209,900
Extraordinary 3 BR. 2V: BA Just movc-111 and cn1ov Seller
says make an offer! Quiel location & patio. Asl.. fur
RAE RODGERS
ASSUME! ASSUM£! $219,000
De your own landlord in this -I OR. :! UA hum.: with
paym.:nls of :ipprox. SI 150/month! Enjoy Ol'c.111 h11:cz.:, in
rour own private block walled y;mJ. llurry on thl\ un.:. ,\~!..
for ...
INEZ DIAZ
E.SIOE C .M. REDUCED $219,000
Ur>gradcd lrg -I OR 2~ DA 2 CJr gar. New upgr.iJo:, incl
Copper plumbing, roof, :ippli:inccs, oak cabinet~ and mmo:.
Lowes! priced 4 OR on E:is1sidc by f.ir! Ask for ...
DUS1Y HARRIS
OPEN SUN 1·5, 339 MONTE VISTA ..
COSTA MESA HOME $229,000
Dcautirut 3 DR 2 BA home. Super arc:i. Quiel succl
Owner very mo1iva1cd. Submit all offers. ,\~k fur .
SKI
WON'T WT $240,000
The best Eas1sidc condo! Vaullcd cc1ling in living rm &
both m351cr bdrms. NC. lrge patio. Popular DJck B:iy Loop
community w/pool &. spa. Ask ror ...
PAm NESBIT
DRASTIC REDUCTION ~ $249,000
Del. buy. ) DR Np·s·. oLv·· ) yr new c.lCtJchcd
patio. Home won't .....
r'AnY NESBIT
NEAR SO. COAST PLAZA $249,900
4 DR ~ 0/\, lrgc maintained home w/Oc~iblc noor plan
Recent kit. remodel w/hrdwd noor, xtru nppl., lrgc 101.
ample parking, shaded patio & ~p:i. A'k for ...
ED VAN DEN IOSSCHE
AfFORDAILE E.SIDE HOME $269,000
3 DR, 2 0/\ home on 7200 sqJ1. 101 w/R.V. :iccci.s. Family
room w/fpl., all new l;it. w/catini; nook on a very quiet
E.Sidc street. Musi :.cc. A>k for .•.
KEITH RANDLE X 272
JUST LISTED WTSIDE C.M. $275,000
Complclcly remodeled 3 DR. fobulous kitchen. priv;uc spa
& yard, hrdwood/tile floors, xlnl value. A1k for ...
RUS1Y GUINTHER
EASTllDE COSTA MESA $279 ,000
Ju.st reduced 4 DR, fam rm. w/ frpl., lrge corner to\, 2 tllr
gar. Ask. for ...
RITA WADE
OPEN SAT • SUN 1·-'
EAST$1Dl'S SltAL. $215,000
3 BR, I DA. alley, wood floors on "Broadway". Ask for ...
ROBERT MILLIKIN
FAIUlOUS LOCATION $219,000
OUTSTANDING 3 DR IY. DA home w/rcmodcltd ki tchen,
wood shutters & lrgc yrd. Greol floor pl11n &. priced to sell.
For pvt showing, Ask for .•.
lfll a DONHA WllS111
PACIFIC RIDGE
New detached homes O\'Cr 2JOO sq. ft. ur fj1111h 111111~
Ocuch clo~c -Seller financing and incentive p.ll·k 1 ", ·''·'''
Call now for more info. Prices itarl at $:?-19,()\J(). t\~~ 1, 1
DIANA CAPPEL
NEWPORT BEACH
THIS lS A MUST Silt
Nice)\ :? BR in romplcx! Builders former u111t I •d•' I , ·•
& very private. New Berber c:upcl .t p.11nt. I pl
s;trJi;c. SIOp by and sec. A:.k for ...
DAVID COOPER
OPtN SAT 1·-', 29 SWCAPt DRIVE
ltST PRICED NPT ICM OCEAN VIEW
NC\\-porl Ocach 2 DR. 2 DA condo, murrnr.-J 11
p:.itlO, in lu~h p:irk·likc >urrounc.Jin£>, \\Jlk 10 l'o:.1, :1. • 11 • .!
comm. Al>k for ...
RAnENE MIRAClt
OPEN SUN 1·5, 102 SCHOLZ PLAZA N234
LOWEST PRICE IN CREST! REDUCED TO $235,000
Newport Crest -Fabulous loca1ion ovctlot1~i1 1·~ 1'•'11:
tl!nnis courts. Plan II -2 DR. '.!V! DA tuwnll\11111: 11
firplacc, wet b:ir, patios. Walk 10 hc.u.:h · I'''''
r~duc~J for quick s<1lc. Ask for ...
BARBRA CHAMBERS
RENT, IUY OR
BOTH IN NEWPORT $1-'00 per mo./$292,000
Dis C;inyun twnhme :? DR. :!Y: Ut\. Appru\ 1!10I ,,, 11
J den! V.1uhcd ceiling~. frml dining plu' ni.•i.' I •
11p11011 '1\';111 IW. Where Cll>C coulJ )OU h\C 111 :--,·u,. t I
thi~ price. \\ilh thi' )izc? "'k for ..
JACKIE HANDUMAN/CINDY HANDLEMAN
KEYS TO BEACH $359,000
OytlJmitc dcl>isncr done I story. 3 DR. :?1': U,\ h. .,
ckganl smull g:ued complex. The uh1mat..: c\.:CUll\• I J
or :!ml bc:ich home w/ kcvs 10 Shorcchffi. b.:.1. • ~ •'-•'
CJn be )(lld furni1>hcd for SJ75,000. Ask fur
ROBIN TtNCH
ARCHITTCTURAl GEM $389,000
3 BR. 2 BA pool, c11ban11 home w/oree rm. Vaullcd .. 11111~"
wall of glass. Romantic m;istcr suites. Ask for ..
ID VAN DEN IOSSCHI X276
NPT HEIGHTS LOT $385,000
Loc11tcd below lSth st., this property is ~1111;1tcJ 111 the
midc.Jtc of the block w/an older 2 DR I DA re~. on th•· r.·.11
of the lot. ldc;il to live in durin1 new con>tructu111 ''"
for ...
CURT HHllRTS II
ON THE GOLi COURSE $429,000
Newly h:.1cd Big Canyon townhomc. 2 OR. :? l31\ \\ r111
entry :ind priv 2 cAr pniec. SW«pine eolf rour,c "''"
m:iny u~r.idcs. A11c for.,. CUF a H.YNN KIMP
GREAT INVIS1MENT PIOPlllY $435,000
Newport Beach duplex. Two 3 DR 2 UA umb Fr..:1>hll
p11intcd exterior, watt to bcKh, park. shopping °''""
w:inls quick ulcl Ask rnr •.• JANI 01 VllOINIA
760
3 Corporate Plaza,s
-NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I flEAL ESTATE SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 I PAGE 25
NEWPORT HEIGHTS $439,000
Darling cotlllge in tum-key condition h;is 3 BR. :? BA and
2 car ganige. All this on a 9100 sq.fl. 101. Ask for ...
ANNE McCASLAND
MOvt IN PERFECT $495,000
lmmacul:ile 3 BR w/pool on cul-de·s:ic. A~k for ...
MONICA RUGGIERI X 107
SUZANNE MOSHER X 115
OPEN SUN 1-4, 2236 HEATHER LANE
NEWPORT NO. HST IUY $525,000
L:irges1 model Marbcllu in premium IOl.'.ation . .i DR. 3 DA,
fJm1ly rm., 3 fpl, triple garage. Owner lcuving :1rca s, must
~di now! J\3k for ...
PAULA BAILEY
BIG CANYON--GOlf COURSE $529,000
SrcctJcular view. complete CU)lomm.:d Augu)l.1 pl.111. 1 UR,
~~~ U1\ plus den. Abi.olu1cly b.:)I b1i; can)-on \ICW.
"' JilJulc. A~k for ...
CLIF • E'LYNN KEMP
REDUCED! REDUCED! $749,500
5 tm \'icw home in D.1wr Shmc,. Pool, \'Jllh1:d cc1h11i;'.
>q1.1r.1h: m.1iJs rm & bJlh. A~k lor ...
MONICA RUGGIERI X 10·7
SUZANNE MOSHER X 115
BAY & OCEAN VIEWS $887,000
Front l111c views from lc.1 .. 1 c11pcm1vc home on prcMigrllus
Nc"flllrl )lrcc1. Charnung hou)C rc;1dy to mu\'c in111 or add
1in10 tor ~pcc1ac:ul.1r pro1>er1y. l'r iced to )cll! A)k fur ...
CAROLE FRANKEL
NEW LISTING HARBOR RIDGE $1,175,000
')1x·ct.1cul.ir ocean S: l"tly hi;hts \1.:w from 1h1., c:o111plc1cly
r•·mrnkled "Oc\'On)hirc". Too m.iny upi;r:1dc' to rwtc.
liu.irJ gated ar>SOC. Call fur tnfo. r\>k fur ...
KEITH RANDLE
VALUABLE CUL DE SAC LOCATION $1,195,000
1'1c .. 1ri;1ous gated rommuruty or Belcourt. Lri;e S UR home
" lcnn·J )'rd & p;a1io l ltgh ceiling~ Loh of fl'Jh:n1i:1I.
l O\\C>I price CU>tom 1n the arcJ. Gre.11 oppurtunrty for the
l11,Jt1un consciou) bu\'cr ... A~k for ...
VIRGINIA SWAN
OVER AN ACRE $1,275,000
With f.1bulous ocean, bJ)' .~ dty lighb \tCW). Thi' -' OR.
;1: U1\ pool home in a >ecludcd ~cuing JllOW) for total
flll\J•) \\/'J long dri\'C\\ay up to the home. Tht\ 1> a_n
uppo11untty for someone to build oin cn11rc C)tJtc on tht)
Ulll<)UC parcel or l:and. Mk for ...
ESTHER YANK
EXTRAORDINARY OCEANFRONT $1,475,000
In one or Newport's finest location on .the WJtcr, .this 4.)'.eur
old cu)tom home includes evtrv :1me111ty for gracious hvtng.
.i BR, 4 DA. gourmet kit. & 010\'Cly m>tr )te. All built to
ml))t demanding specification. A>k for ...
CAROLE FRANKEL
NEW BAYFIONT umNO $2,250,000
.. Ralph Lauren" totally remodeled cottage style setting w/
lari:e boat dock. 4 DR. 3 DA. commercial grade kitch. w/
nook, sep. dr., spacious "gre:ll room" overlooking the bay.
Ask for ...
IOI • MARY DI TUWO
SPECTACULU VllW TINNIS ESTATI $4,500,000
S DR, S~ Ba, servant quarters. Estate is 'ituu ted on 1.84
acre loc1uion on &cit Day. Owner will ron)ldcr trade. Ask rur ...
ION FUSOT
5000 e 101, .N41-rt Beach
ER to .Sell
CORONA DEL MAR
EXCELLENT POINT DEL MAR $550,000
Featurini; ... english Pub! 2 DR, 2Y• DA. fplc. plantation
shutters throui;houl, custum cabinet~. profe)>ional
IJnd)Caping, lovely spa & patio area. A)k for.
Bill • DONNA WEBSTER
SPYGLASS HIU $1,775,000
When only the \'Cf)' bc>I \1111 do! thi> exciting t"o >tory )
DR, 6 DA totally remodeled home offc~ breathtaking
ocean & city light vicv.'S. Offered al Sl.775,000. A~k for ...
JANE SUNGAILA
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
EMERAlD GLEN-HARBOR/WARNER $199,500
3 OR, :? DA lVndo. Ne"IY tc"furbishcd end unit in tree
lrncd p:ir:idbe. Only 4-1 rondos in beautiful Emerald Glen
nc.1r fwy and nearby S. Co:i>t Pl.iua. 1\ real s1c.11. Seller
mOll\'Cd. Ask for ...
LYNNE LINDSAY
SPELLBOUND $239,700
b the w.iy you "·ill leave tht) cnchantins 3 OR. I Y• llu
f'liuntatn Valley home. From the kadcd-glJ)S front door w/
OJI.. trim t.o ;inJ w m.iny other ~pccial features to the
lU)lom sunken pJtio, you'll :ipprcciatc thi) lo,•cly
mJ1llt.1incJ home! It') the home you dcscf\·c. ,,,1; fur. ..
JACK GIFFORD
JUST REDUCED $377,700
Grc.11 f:1milv home. -' lllm \\/l{.V.A. on cul-Jc-i.a.: aero~
from flJrk, no bu)y SlrCCIS, C(lUOlry l..itchen. 1\)I; fu r ...
RUSTY GUINTHER
HUNTINGTON BEACH
PRICE REDUCTION $399,000
Dr.ind m:w l luntrnston Beach. J OR. top quJllly custom
nc.ir ucJdl. 01\nCr t1n.1nc1ng av.11IJl>lc. A~k for ...
BOB • MA.RY DI TULLIO
BRAND NEW! $439,000
C:u\tllnt \'1llJ 1n llu1111nt;tlltt Bc;ich. ~la))l\C Jeck with
br.1Jd ,._·c.rn \IC\\). 3 IJr~c bdrms plu> f.1m1ly mom :ind
f1t1mJI danrnl! hJS ti Jll! A)I.. for ... RAE RODGERS/RUSTY GUINTHER
10 UNITS $1,500,000
(J) Three high Jcm11y lot\. Down to\\ n llun11ns1on Beach.
'"-'"ting 111.:0111.: plu~ )pccial up)idc zomng alloWJnccs. Ask
for ...
LIZ & CHUCK JONES
IRVINE
AFFORDABLE ADORABLE $176,500
While picl:cl fence surround) the yard or 1h1) Woodbridge
twnhm. Wfl master bdmis. Roomy garai;e. Take advantage
of excellent financing. A>k for ...
MAXINE GOLDEN
NO FIX UP HASSEL! $275,000
Rare detJched 3 bdrm home ncJr Una I l1gh :ind UCL Is
mO\·c-111 rc.1dy! Country t..1tdlcn on peaceful greenbelt. Ask
ror ...
MAXINE GOLDEN
NORTHWOOD HOME $339,900
4 OR, 3 DA home in great family ncishborhood. Elcccllcnt
Jrc;i on quiet ~trccl. Very priv:11c yard. l\)k for. ..
DENNIS GRIMES
LAGUNA HILLS
CAI.If. RENAISSANCE $215,000
Appr0.11. 1640 sq.fl. 2 DR, 2Vz DA condo neutral tones. Lort
upstairs/den dwnstrs. PooVclubhousc. Lnd~pd b:ick yrd w/
pallo. Ask for ...
DENNIS GRIMES
RIVERSIDE
RMltSIOI COINH PAICIL $335,000
Prime sln,nulizcd comer p:irccl for development. Pouiblc
tone chanac 10 R-3 or RO. Approx V: one. Will exchange
for ro:istal srt. Motivated out or 11a1c owner. Ask fur .••
OUS1Y HA .. ts X 124
Dc)t value in Newport Dcach!! Custom home on quie
tree lined ~trcet! ()\er 4400 sqJt S DR .i DA plus den
hilli:mls rm & fJmtly rm! :! fplc, French door~ & privat
pool lend to cntcrt:iining both in~il.lc & outside! As
for ...
Lowest price New Bedford S BR & bonus room plus loft
w/ ocean view & 4 full b::iths. Wonderful pool & spa, nir
conditioned • on quiet cul-de-sac street. Call for
appointment .
Motivated seller will consider trades, paper! Magnificen
Catalina/ocean views from this one-o f-a-kind
ultns-<:antemporary w/elegant pool & spa. waterfall. 4 Or,
4V,i BA, extensive use of gninitc marble. AsL: for •.•
l
44 CANYON ISLAND DI. $529,000
Augusta plan -2/21/i + den.
-Cus1om1zed wN1ew of golf course
& City hghlS
/IE/MAX. Newport S.OCh
Clf I f'lym ICellp J80.&00 x123
54 Si.A ISLAND DR. $287 ,500
Affordable 8.C. townhome. lmmacUlate
bright. priced to sell. 2/WA Lg. patio,
security, tenni$; pool.
OPEN SAT 2-5
SunboW l«#r,J~ Cll'll ..... 181-1!41
26 CANYON ISLAND DR $398,500
Eldorado plan -3/2'h • Private w/
fairway views
Coalt NtJWPOrl Properties
Stella 11111'11' I o.ny Bllb 844-1 BOO
BIG CANYON
McLAIN
Townhomes!
Golf Course
View
Living
$200,0(JO's-$500,000's
80 SEA ISLAND OR. $495,000
Eldorado plan · 3/21h -Fabulous
view & 2 car garage
Coast ,,.wporl ~.,
........ ' ...., -144--1•
29 CAHYON ISlAHD $350,000
El Dorado plan 3/2.5 end unit,
Plantation Shutters, studio lighting, etc
ProaNr hoity Audrey ,....., 842 ....
LIDO ISLE
FREE HOUSEi $525,000
When you buy 1hls 35 lot Great East end locatton
Perfect OPPortunity to build dream home Ex1stiny
4BR/2 BA house needs some "TLC"
NEW LISTING!! $640,000
3 BR/2 BA home on oversized 42' lot Formal din
Ing room. Freshly painted 1ns1de & otJt Quiet East
end location
CUSTOM REMODEL $647,000
French doors and open beam ce11tngs in living
room and master suite Spacious sundeck 2 BR 3
BA Gourmet kitchen Full security system
MOTIVATED SELLER $675,000
Street to street location near clubhouse & tennis
courts 3 BRIJ''i BA High ceilings & shuners Con
venlent center island in kitchen
PRIME GENOA LOCATION $775,000
2 bedroom. 2 bath decorator nome with dining
room Master suite has l1replace and sining area
Whtie-on-white decor Wrap-around patto
LOVELY LANDSCAPING $840,000
Gorgeous 4 bedroom 3 bath Meo1tenanean villa
on a large lot wrth a landscaped entry & patio
Great locallon close to Genoa playground
REDUCED!! S 1, 195 ,000
Ultra custom brand new t1ome on so· street to
street lot No detail has been spared 3 BR 5 BA
plus study Eirtens1ve protess1onat landscaping
OCEANFRONT PROPERTIES
PRIME LOCATION $925,000 3 BR oceanfront house plus income unit on over
sized R-2 tot (30 x I 02 5) 2 car garage Beachfront
patio. plus patio between house & income unit
BEACHFRONT COTTAGE $1,049,000
2BR/1 BA beachfront cottage with separate 1 BR~'•
BA granny unit Includes ;ipproved plans lor 2 con
dos Located In secluded comer or beachtron1
INCOME PROPERTY $1 289,000
White water & coas1a1 views from this fncome pro·
duclng property 3 BR '2 BA upper. 2 BR/2 BA
lower. Excellent parking 2 wood-burning fireplaces
REDUCEDll $1,3&0,000
40' OCEANFRONT LOTt 404' more bu1ldabte than
the standard 30 foot Very quiet, located on I block
long street-no through 1raHlc1'
REDUCED I! $1,375,000
11 1 location 1n West Newport on only oceanfront
cul-de-sac. Owner bull! 4 BR 4 BA. famtly room.
den Quality apPolntments throughout.
LAGUNA AREA
SAN CLEMENTE $225,000
Ne11r-new det11ched 2 bedroom. 2 bath home Best
of upgrades Include Berber carpet, plantation shut
ters Vaulted celllngs. Khchen with dining nook
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO $825,000
Owner may carry or e11changel 4 BR 21"1 BA. family
room with fireplace, coun1ry kitchen Prtvate & Iran·
qull 1ettlng with freeways 3 minutes close.
NEWPORT BEACH
Rl!DUCEDll $197,500
BEST VIEW VALUEI Excellent view of ocean &
Catalina from this 2 BR condo In the Versallles
Many upgrades throughout Owner was transfered.
PRl!STIGIOUS COMMUNITY S410,000
TERMSI Possible lease option 2 BR 2 BA, plus
d9n & largest noorptan In VIiia Balboa Comm PoOI
S.auttful large ltvtng room with landscaped patio.
NEWPORT BEACH
1h BLOCK FROM BEACH $485,000
Newly 4 BR 3 BA plus family roorn in super loca·
lion Great home to rent out or llve In' 6 celling
fans. oak cabinets & garden wir>dow
ESCROW BOMBED! $4 75,000
Back on market! Move-In condition home In Bay·
cret North Cape Cod eictenor 4 BR/2'h BA Re-
modeled kitchen wrth nook. Pool-sized yard
VERSATILE FLOORPLAN $499,950
Located lust 3 houses from the beach Like-new 5
BR 4 BA single family home Ocean views from
master Light & bnght 1n1er1or Great curb appeal
TRANSFERRED BACK EASTI $535,000
Customized Medtna plan in garden setting Quiet
provate localt0n 3 BR 2•., BA. family room Thou
sands spent on paradise of a yard
PERFECT BAYFRONT $595,000
Private 30 dock Finest quality matenals through
out Bu1lt·1n BBQ on bayfront terrace 2 BR 21'J BA
Pella French doors & Baldwin hardware
fVAN WELLS CUSTOM $!599,000
Beaultful 3 BR 2'. BA wnh cozy fa mily room Ex
lras include French doors crown moldings, Berber
cpl plank flooring Walnut & marble fireplace
HARBOR VIEW HOMES $675 000
5 BR 3 BA Somerset model in hlghly touted ~hase
Ill Comm pool spa/tennis Oak stair rail, parquet
lloonng 1n entry Pnvate backyard
LIDO PARK DR. $675,000
Best Isl floor unit overlooking pool, Rhine Channel
and city lights Beautifully redecorated 2 BA ·21..,
BA New kitchen 24 Hr security and doorman
SUPER VIEW $885,000
Fabulous bayfronl condo with 2 bedrooms. 2 baths
plus den Outstanding view of bay and city lights
Walk 10 shopping, bay & beach
OWNER WILL CARRY $715,000
Per1ect tor entertaining' This remodeled 4 BR.3 BA
has family room and den. Vaulted ceilings, used
bnck Conan counters Solar & gas heat
CORONA DEL MAR $1,350,000
LOCA TtON LOCA TION1 Build a custom 6,000 sq It
home wrth ocean views from 2nd story Big Corona
Beach location Lot can be spilt In half
RARE OPPORTUNITY $1,950,000
Don't miss out on this oppor1unity to acquire a
beach home on mos1 private island. Bay Island
Pnvate beaches and boat docks
BALBOA BAYFRONT $3,500,000
3 BRl4 + BA bayfronl with bay & mtn views. large
terrace with spa garden and dock lor several
boats Upstairs den w11h fireplace & bath could be
4th BR
()PEN Hot SE
SATURDAY
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48t ~ Se~shott' NtWllOl1 Beach 11 6
f'.~0' w Ocean!l'O!ll. Ne'tllDO'I Ruch 12 s
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s 149 ()()11
$.374 000
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$67'.> 000
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$~9'.> 000
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$1 26900C
$1 37~ 000
COSTA MESA &
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS
15% DOWN $149,900
Very private 2 BR/2 BA end unit In SotJth CoaS1
Spnngs comple11 Community pool spa Excellent
location, neict to Crystal Court
REDUCED!! $215,900
3BA/2BA & family room Remodeled kitchen leads
lo lormal dining room Near-new cpl Lush low
maintenance landscaping
REDUCED!! $289 000
Great family home on large lot wtth 5 BR/3 BA plus
family room & den Spacious kitchen has breakfast
area Fireplace in family room & master bedroom
GREAT LOCATION $349,000
4 BR 2 + remodeled home with great curb appeal
Family room den. marble flrepface & pool-sized
yard In-law' untt or play area upstairs
EaatakSe Costa lleaa comer lot location on
quiet cul-de sac Award winning neighborhood
Walk 10 elementary school Super en1ena1111ng
home appro•lmately 2200 sq It wllh 4 bedrooms
2'" baths douole French aoors opening to patio
decks garden & pool Large tam1ly room has
fireplace French doors & windows Both pool &
home are sola• heated Redone kitchen w1lh
garden wmdow
$374,000
Preaented br MARGIE POSTON
NEWPORT CREST
PRICED TO SELL $249,000
Popular Plan 1 with Iott.I 2 BR 2 SA with formal din
mg room and s1orage galore Cedar-llned closet In
garage Formal dining room
OWNER WILL CARRY $279,000
This 3 BRl2''1 BA townhome shows like a model
Decorated In the best ot taste Pool spa/tennis
Fireplace In llv1ng room
MINI OCEAN VIEW $287 ,000
Privacy trom this 3 BR '21? BA townhome lacing
greenbeh Mirrored wardrobe doors 2 decks Tlte
ftoor1ng In kitchen and entry
BOUGHT ANOTHER! $295,000
OWNER MUST SELL NOW! Fabulous ocean view
l'rom master Completely remodeled 3 BR/2ln BA
Wood flooflng In khchen entry & dining room
LARGEST FLOORPLAN $310,000
Appro11. 2000 sq n 4 BR/21~ BA wtth tamlty room
Mirror work In dining room Best court location. A~
solute mo.,.ln condition
FULL OCEAN VIEW S3U,OOO
Owner needs to sell NOWI 3 BR/'2•~ BA with bit-In
oak cabinetry & fireplace. 2 view decka. Mirrored
dining room.
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BAN8'<!.RO
JASMINf CRHIC DI $539,000
A very exc1nng plan 3 1n excellent location
Spacious bright and cheerful 3 br. fam11y
room Pnceo ro sell'
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY 1·5
BAYRIDGE 296 CHESTHFIUD
RITA KURTZ $254,900
NEWPORT SHORES 340 PROSPECT
DAVID PRINCE $319,900
HV KNOLLS 2756 HIUVIEW
SUSAN NOONAN $379,000
NWPT NO 3161 CORTt PORTOFINO
ERIC SHAW $510.000
JASMINE PARK
JERRY FINSTER
912 GARDENIA
$519,000
WESTCLIFf 1012 NOmNGHAM
GINNY ANDERSON $615,000
CORONA DEL MAR
CHER RUSH
611 BEGONIA
$625,000
HV HOMES 1615 PORT BARMOUTH
JAMES GRAY $635.000
CORONA DEL MAR 232 ORCHID
MARCIA BAYS $925,000
NWT BCH 1029 BAYSIDE COVE E
JOANNA DEMPSTER $1 ,050,000
CORONA DEL MAR 215 GOLDENROD
JOHN CAMPBELL $1,499,999
NEWPORT BEACH 4009 SEASHORE
VELMA TIMMONS S 1 595.000
SUNDAY 1·5
THE BLUFFS 2907 PERLA
COLESWORTHY $369,000
NEWPORT ISLAND 415 38TH STREET
DAVID PRINCE $360,000
BLUFFS 653 VISTA BONITA
KEVIN KANDA $445,000
BLUFFS 533 VISTA FLORA
SUE VERNON $465,000
NWPT NO 3161 CORTt PORTOFINO
ERI C SHAW $510,000
JASMINE PARK 912 GARDENIA
JERRY FINSTER $519,000
JASMINE PARK 932 GARDENIA
BARBARA GRAVES $520,000
HV HILU 1215 SUIFUNI WAY
VALERIE HAMM $825,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
COIONA Dfl MAa $575,000
Tem11c newer duplex w11h 3 bd 110111 & 2 llCl
rear income unit Tile roof neutral decor in
troni skylights washer l.lf'/er
llTA UITl
SEAVIEW 1905 YACHT MARIA
GINNY ANDERSON $525.000
llMNE THR 730 SANTA THR
LINDA MARSTON $539,000
CORONA DEL MAR 614 AVOCADO
SHEILA KAVfANI $539,000
HV HOMES 1912 PORT WEYBRIDGE
LISA ADAM $549,500
CORONA DEL MAR
PAIGE HARTLEY
427 NARCISSUS
$570,000
NWPTNO
LARAINE SHAW
3069 CORTE MARIN
$574,000
HV HILLS 3414 SEABREEZE
JEFF EWING $575,500
CORONA DEL MAR 611 BEGONIA
KAY RANGER $625.000
HV HOMES 1615 PORT B~MOUTH
JAMES GRAY $635,000
IRVINE TER 1407 SANTANELl.A TERR
MIKE TRAINER $649,950
HV HOMES 1704 NEWPORT HILLS OR
LARAINE SHAW $725,000
EASTBLUFF 2601 BUNYA
SARA MARVIN $849,000
BAYSHORES 2601 CIRCLE DR
ELEANOR BOWIE S735.000
HV HILLS 894 SANOCASnE
LYLEEN EWING $865.000
CORONA DEL MAR 314 CARNATION
KAY PARKER $935,000
IRVINE TERRACE 2006 KEWAMEE
CAROLINE HAINES $948,000
NWPT BCH 1029 BAYSIDE COVE E
CHER RUSH $1 ,050.000
LIDO ISLE 205 V\A SAN REMO
JOHN CAMPBELL $1 ,095,000
CllFFHAVEN 1031 IONGS ROAD
RITA KURTZ $1,395,000
CORONA DEL MAR 215 GOLDENROD
MARCIA BAYS $1,499,999
NEWPORT BEACH
STEVE HIGH
SPYGWSHIU
JUNE DAVIS
4009 SEASHORE
$1 ,595,000
55 GOLITA
$2,095,000
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WHT NfWPOIT SS",000
2 years new' Great 313 + 2 ba upper & lower
Bnng your investors or owner user Located
111st a few houses to beach
NEW LISTINGS
"VlUA WIOA" $235,000
"PenltlOuse" ocean view Catalina view condo 1/•
mile to 1>eac11 w/2 pools·spa·s. tennis courts All
ol tn1s and a NewPort Beach address' Call now
1t11s one is 1n excellent coo<lnlOll. anel priced ro sell'
CORONA OH MAR $450,000
South ot PCH towntlome 1s an arcMectural delight
with 2 stones arched windows large gourmet
kitchen ? d~t..s one w1111 a peek-a-bOo ot ttte
ocean 1ust ~ couole of blocks :o Beoonia Park
TME BLUFFS $445,000
No woros c.1'1 <lescrioe me beauty ol lti•S lotally re
modeled Hlutts Carmcllla plan A muS1 see In
app1ec1alf11 Sut>·Zcro rr!rig. Gag9cnau. Amand
1<1tcn~n 11dc aopi1ancrs st..y!1ghts Rerber carpet
etc ana o .... ner v~ry mot1v;irer:l' Call now tor J
snow1nQ'
TERRACES $560,000
Ou1c1 c ~gar:,c Ocean view condo 10 Clesirable
adul\ cormnun,1-1 2 be ~ den Or1g1na1 owner UP·
graded l'vrry1h1no' Closn IO POOi & clubhouse
WfSTCUFF $615,000
Spac1o;;s y •' • <.pa. 1011) • o~e G•r ~t ~pace lor rn
tertc11n•"(] i 01n111g ro.:i.., m~r scat• t 8 plus am111r
sealing in ltit• living roo'T1 and a or .~rel 01ano 4 bd
2'. tn ?· 1..111,j•· dou n1r1 security systef"1
PENINSULA $899,000
lflO t:i.i1r•. • • '• w 11 ,~ .!• 101 pr1t', iJ1,a,nt c1 r
laQr 011 11 ' Ill I rr:S~ f•n01 1 Ofn ',1•1•1•1 :JcaCtl
BIG CANYON $1,495,000
'>rirctM )I 1 i]J J ~ 111 y, II PW ll JUI paclr.11e
trnnis court 11-~rurcc rn t gqo C:n•ona Oct Mar
Hornl! T 0~1 111 • tiom1· h.1s Quality & ~fy'e & is en
tcrtamer r:1 ~hi
IRVINE TERRACE $1,990,000
Spectacular view loca11on of ttns :l bd, 2'"1 bath
home on over a ''i o! an acre wrth wondertul views
ol newpon harbor Catalina. City llgtrts aJ1d Pac1f1c
ocean
NEWPORT BEACH
BLUFFS $207 ,000
Bargain hunters' Immaculate 3 bd I •h ba condo In
Newport Beach. very deslrable locat100 oo green-
belt. land lease $302 per mo Land may be pur·
chased at 15% discount on S60,5000 Total pack·
aoe S258.000
IAYRIDGI $254,900
Highly upgraded 2 bd 2 ba upstairs B-plan In Say-
Odge. ModeH>ertect coodftlon, light and bright ex.
posure Gated community wl1h pool Ind spa.
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
HARIOllf VIEW HOMfS $635,000
Outsland.nq cvslom home J nc 3 ": !la curt>
appeal l>rlld v.. no1v. s ~ • upgrades
'l''l'.'tJQ' ut comm.~~. roo J•J· ,.i·-; 2 fore
piJ ('> J m1iSl
NEWPORT PENINSULA $319,000
hceh~r" tlu•' ~· • irrnnun t, r 11 n~< Peninsula lo·
cat o~ l Jrq• 1 !'Id apt p1us sruc, w1t11 room to
bu•ld on front nal1 l1' 11rg" 101
VHSA.ILUS $345,000
E xcepnonal comer unit condo w11h never ending
views or bay oceari mtns city lights This home
features 3 bd 2 oa Security building elevator. 111-
s1de launory par~ng for 3 cars close to beaches
shopp111g and Hoag ~•osprtar
NEWPORT BEACH $375 000
n·s true1 3 bedrooms. 2 Oa family rm large' pool
1ust finished Upgraded new kllchen carpet. pamt
Investor says sell now
HAllOR VIEW ICNOW $379,000
Cape COd 1n Ne"WPOrt Beacn• Cnarmang townnouse
witti pastor at v1ev.s yet walking distance to gour -
met restaurants and spec1<1rty shops 2 bd 2 · 'J ba
and tovefy, sophrsr:cated decor community pool
ano spa and tennis lor }our en1ovmem
NEWPORT ISLAND $360,000
Newport Isle smote family Mme on a 30 ~ 95 R-2
tot A great opportunity lor a 1 sr timl' Duyer To
rehab or for a builder to tear dONn and rebuld two
units Grear location tn a qwet area near !he beacti
NEWPORT ISLAND DUPLEX $425,000
Dnve by t111s dehghtlut Island property and tf you
like rt we'll show you the inside Each unrt has 2
bedrooms and 1n excellent condition The front unrt
has It s own yard & tfle rear has a prrvare deck &
patro Call us lor !he address
NEWPORT SHORES $449,000
Clean & well kept duplex convcment to beach &
shopping f1rcp1ace 1n Ootfl unils Ocean view from
uppe1 4 car garage plus extra par\1ng
HAllOR WW HOMES $498,000
lovely expanded Monaco wlttl French doo<s and
Windows plus spa ol1 master bedroom 4 br. 3 ba
wt1h farTlfly r5oom close to pool and parli:
WEST NEWPORT $4H,OOO
Grut owner user1 Very upper UOll, hi-beam ce1lings
+ IQ used brick fireplace. new kitchen Super In-
vestment property
SUVIEW $525,000
Seiter motivated' Must sell' Sparklrng 3 bd. 2 ba
separate home 111 ouard4ed gated community
Tastefully remodeled Very light and bngtrt lush
lindscaping Great value
HAllOI V1W HOMIS $5'5,000
Exploded. cus1omlzed 4 bf. + Ion. 3 ba, FR, great
m appeal, bay windows, wlndOw seltS, wood
llocn, convn. pool, near award wlooing Andersen
IChool.
HAJIBOR VIEW HILLS $625,000
J 'c• Ca\ t'" .... ,., ~, .. '•rc~~r Tne Fun
• • • ' q ~!>~ s .1. ' r • from tne livmg
' 1 ;i.1 " .: '>•·i<·rinm ~ome Pri-
' j' r•,., o• ,,~,,.,. d ' ,, Cldt i ::>eco• ate to ~ou1
A' '~'''' [,•1•!1 Vl C
NEWPORT BEACH $549,000
'-' .' "'' tt• • t <l 1.ut•vc .1 :;c nomc tAany decora-
' r • "' ~es spac •ous mJster suite "11th retrea1 or
use .is an extra oeoroom Lovely spa 1n yard sur-
rounded by pavP.rs
HARBOR VIEW HOMES $549,500
Beautifully maintained 4 bd Pa1nmo very close to
greenbelt Freshly parnled e1Cterror large pnvate
vard bnck & cement hardscape Perfect 1nsrde &
out
HARBOR VIEW HOMES $549,500
Better than ne .... • Just rcmooe.ed tnen owner trans·
tc•ed ~ew oams and krtct-en w1t11 custom cab111-
e1') t..ew roof & fresh new landscaping A must
sec•
NEWPORT HTS $559,000
Rare opportunity• a duplex in NewPort Heights'
~ront unit wltl1 3 bd 2 ba Dack unrt witti 2 bd 1 '7
tla Each wlttt hreplace Excellent locallOn Comer
IOI
10% DOWN $569,000
Owner will help trnance !his 3 year old Newpart
t10me Pnced oeiow rast sale" 3 or 4 bedrooms. 3
l11eplaces. large master surte Move rn condrtion
Great value
HARBOR V1EW $595,000
Remodeled 5 bd. 3 ba wrth family room. LMng
room. den, 3 ftreptaces. new kitchen cabinets
Smootti ceilings. close to greenbelt and schools.
BONNIE UY HIGHLANDS $63t,000
Close 1n country 1tv1ng 4 bd 3 ba, pool Formal
drning, rambltng floor plan Family ne1ghb0rtiood
WfSTCUFF $645,000
Complete remodel and expansronl Dramatic krtchen
& Oatfls. soanng cerhnos and picturesque pool &
spa 1
WTILUfF $679,000
Warm and IOVTtlng tradr1>onal home Se1 back from
ttie street lor pnvacy EnJOy crty light and ocean
views from ttie gractous Irving room and formal
dining room 5 bedrooms 2¥• Oaths. family room,
2 hreplaces, hardwood noors, decorator accents
t11roogll0Ut
UTTU IWJOA ISLAND $739,000
Owner says. "Sell!" Great water tront property
Best llftle Island loc•t!Ofl 2 br, 2 ba home and
hOge one bedroom apartment Boat dock for two
llOats
HAllOI WW HOMES $739,500
Unot>stnlcted city and mountain views, 5 br, 3 ba,
3 car garage, new paint and carpet Plantation
aootters, omt hOIJM and • fantutlc prictl
SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 / PAGE 29
EMERALD THRACE $725,000
Un Que 4 br OR 3 br N guest apt 1n Emerald
l err ace Many special features -hardv.ooi:
floo·s 1eaced 91ass etc Gorgeous ocean views a~d IO>e'v garoen
VIEW POTtNTW. IS AWESOME! $747,000
preltmrnary plans included for a second sto ry acdr
tron that would give unbloc"able vrcw~ ct the turn-
ing basin as well as tf1c e•1stmg city 11gttts view
Plenty of windows let in the light and air of 1t s hill-
top location Charming 3 bd 2 ba custom deco-
rated home on a large lot
CORONA DEL MAR
OLD CORONA DEL MAR $439,000
Can you believe adorable <loll Muse in old Cororia
aer Mar ror S439.000' 2 DI! & 0M1cc ciose :o par\
restaurants stores S20 000 paid for plans you gel
free
JASMINE PARK $519,000
Ocean bay an<1 city hghts view trom tflfs lovely
Jasmine Parlla 3 bedroom 2 O;itn expanded model
Gated pnvate commu8n1ty wrth assoc1atron pool
and spa
OLDE CORONA~ $529,000 Great duplex 1n n aoon Perfect for investor
or owner occup1e 1ry open1 floorplan Call today
OLD COIONA OU MAI $539,000
Goroeous Medrterranean town home 111 Old Corona
det Mar Walk to tile beach, shoppino. restaurants
South of the highway, 3 bd. 3 ba. ion. high ce11-
1ngs, deck.
OLD CORONA DEL MAii $570,000
Charming CdM single family home completely re-
modeled with 5 br & 3 ba. located In center of
CdM & easy walk to beach
OLD CORONA DEL MAii $569,000
Three chanmng legan non-collform1no one bed·
room one bath cottages wt1h enclosed patios on an
R-2 45' x t 18' 10t
COM $5H,OOO
3 car garage, new townhome, paO! settJng So of
PCH oversized lot perrnns unique <lesion and
space for the area Back yard. no alley. a winner
llYlfE THIACf $649, 950
Must see1 IMne Terrace 5 bd. 3 ba, 2500 sq n
Jost right for tamily Great ~capino. move right
In. Dining room, family room Ind f1mO room
SPYGWS HIU $695,000
Bargain hunters!! 4 bd 3 ba lots of upgradtS ln-
clUdlng French doors and windows. very private
yards front and rear. TOP condltloo
COM $749,000
MOdel per1ect single level View hOme 3 t>r, 2 ba,
beauti11Jlly landscaped yard Dwellng Catalina sun·
All.
\ n.11: SCTHERl.E.\'
It ~uu 'q: al\'a)s dreamed of
mnving up lo Newport
Bea ch. ~our v.intlow of
tlppurtunity is wide open!
Price' gencrall~ arc lov.cr
than la l \ear, and that's
gnod for \·ou if vou 're a
buyer-interes t rates· are at
their lowest tn )Cars and
th at's good nev.s too. But
thc<.e arc both te mporarv
situations and vou should
take ad,.rntagc or" them now.
And there's no better place
than Coldwell Banker to help
)OU mai--c vour mo,c. We
ha'c th e. be st. mot
pr0Juctt\'C 'ales people in
tn \\n, \\tth the uniqul'
l'l'mhin.1 tion of local markl't
!..nllwlcdgc 'iensiti\il) anJ
control. a nd national
exposure and resource'.
That \, '' h\ aft<.!r ~8 ) cars ~c·rc still · Orange Countv·s
premie r r ea l estate
organization.
Now's the time to make your
move. and we 're he re to help
you do it!
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SPYGLASS Hill $895,000
White. light and bright with tranquil snow-
capped mountains and city lights views
from home pool and spa. Peaceful, private
and contemporary styling and neutral color
pallette.
NEWPORT BEACH $950,000
Fabulous tri-level 2 br, 21h ba condo on the
bay with views from almost every room. Ex-
cellent location, walking distance to Balboa
Island. shopping and restaurants.
BAYSHORES $950,000
Charm & tradition surround you in this re-
modeled 3 br home w/large family-kitchen.
Balcony overlooks huge, beautifully land-
scaped garden.
MARIE DEREMIAH DOUG & HEIDI MEEDER ~LEANOR BOWIE
BAYSIDE COVE $1,050,000
Dramatic customized bayfront townhome.
Great water views from all major rooms. Ri-
chly remodeled. Immaculate move in condi-
tion. Call John Campbell now for your appt.
SPYGlASS Hill $1,199,000
Casual comfort & elegance abounds thruout
this 4 + br home w/pool & spa plus breath-
taking ocean, bay & city lights view. Call to
see!
NEWPORT BEACH $1,595,000
Fabulous contemporary almost new home.
Forever views of ocean. bay, city lights.
State of the art kitchen with Corfan. 5 br, 6
ba with family room.
JOHN CAMPBELL
EASTBLUFF $849,000
The theme here is roominess. Open floor plan boasts spacious living
room & den with picture windows overlooking the exquisite view. Gourmet
kitchen where whole family can sit down & eat together.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS $885,000
Wow' 180 view trom this pristine 3 bedroom home. Beautifully remodeled
kitchen with breakfast room overlooking the water. Large lot offers expan-
sion possibilities.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS $885,000
View! View! View! 180' of sweeping ocean views from this lovely 4 bed-
room home Patios front and rear and rear and a private courtyard pool
make outdoor living "mighty easy".
OLD CORONA DEL MAR $925,000
Fabulous 2 bd contemporary home in a great corner loc~tionl Roof top
deck wtth never ending ocean views! Light and bright with lots of sky-
ltghts Brmg your fussiest buyers!
OLD CORONA DEL MAR $935,000
Fabulous double lot with large remodel 3 bd 3 ba home & 1 bd 1 ba
guest unit. Great view of bay & park from many rooms. double garage & 4
parking spaces. Zoned "multiple family residence"
IRVINE TERRACE $948,000
Enchanting entertainers delight! 4 bd 3 ba. Totally remodeled on lush
oversized lot. Glass roof dining room. French doors, this has It alll
NEWPORT BEACH $1,095,000
Brilliant 4 br 3'h ba remodeled Lido home on oversized lot w/aunny ao.
facing used brick patio and spa. Desirable street to street locatlon. Call
now for your appt.
HEIGHTS 81,398,000
Fabulous views of bay, ocean and city lights. 5 bd, 41h ba, llbrary, family
room, mstr suite with fireplace, creative financing avail. Carry, trade or op-
tion.
KAY RANGER TRIONA BERGIN
BOAT WATCH POINTE $1 499,000
Sought after, lower Corona del Mar location. Custom built home with
views of harbor channel, ocean, and Catalina. Truly custom -all the
extra's. Call John Campbell now for appt.
ENJOY THE SAND AND SURF $1,895,000
This custom 3 bd & 4th ba view home offers spacious living areas, oozy
fireplaces (one In master suite), and an incredible roof top deck ideally suited for entertaining.
CAMEO SHORES $1, 750,000
Rare opportunity to own nearly 'h acre south of PCH adjacent to 14th
green on "Pelican Point" golf course. Plans are available for gated 7000 +
sq ft home. Views of ocean, hllls and fairway. Private beach for residents.
SHORECLIFFS $1, 795,000
Prime location overlooking the ocean and canyon. Traditional home with
three bedrooms, four baths and den with red brick fireplace. Large formal
dining room with sit down view of ocean. Among the finest homes in the beach area.
CORONA DEL MAR $1,995,000
The ultimate California location. This grand landmark home rises 38 ft
above Ocean Blvd for optimum 180° ocean, harbor, & white water views.
SPYGLASS HILL CUSTOM $2,095,000
Magnificent custom estate on huge lot with 180° unobstructed panoramic
ocean views. 5 bd master suite 1400 sq ft approx) 6th ba. Seller motl· vated.
BALBOA PRNINSULA 12,HS,OOO
Balboa peninsula estate on the ocean front. Spectacular views of the
ocean, bay, Catalina, city llghts. 5 br, 5 ba, one of a kind!
llAYFRONT 13 780 000
Over 70' of bay front elegance this 5 br, 41h ba home hu a 1w view of
harbor w/marine facllltlea for 4 large yachts 140' along the beach.
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GINNY ANDERSON
Associate Vice President
20 Years Experience
TIRED OF RENTING?
BARBOR WOODS $325,000
Move up to thJs elegant condo with two master suites. 2.SBA. wet bar.
attached double garage. Convenient location. Easy walk to stores.
.....churches, etc.
OPEN IN SEAVIEW SUNDAY 1-5
1905 YACHT MARIA . $525,000
Owner moUvatedl Must sell! Sparkling 380. 2BA home. Tastefully
remodeled, very Ught. Lush landscaping. great value!
OPBN IN BARBOR VIEW BILLS SUNDAY 1-5
1215 SURFLINE WAY $625,000
"On a clear day, you can sec forever" ... The Fun Zone. Ruby's. Pavilion. etc.
from the Uvtng areas of this spacious 480 home. Come sec fqr yourself.
OPEN IN WESTCLIFF SATURDAY 12·5
1012 NOTTINGHAM $615,000
Just Usted: Spacious yard! Spacious homel Creal for entertaJnlng: a
dining room that seals 18 and a living room that houses a grand piano
plus ample scaling. 480. 2.5BA. 2.5 car garage. security system. Creal
family neighborhood.
CALL ME TODAY!
Bus:644:.9060 Res:759-1997
SATURDAY, Sep~rt>liPfa21, 1991 I PAQS.. 31
LYLEEN
EWING
ASK FOR
LYLEEN EWING
Alaociate Vice President
Res: 644-1361
JEFF EWING
Sales Associate
Res: 854-1415
JEFF
EWING
NEW IN HARBOR VIEW IULLS
3414 894 3801
Seabreeze Sandcastle Topside
Model perfect. 180 degree view. Panoramic
Three bedroom. Ovesized court-ocean. Island.
Park like yard perfect for S\lnset views.
private yard. pool or expansion. Gorgeous pool .
$575,500 $865,000 $895,000
Open Sunday 1-5 Open Sunday 1-5 By Appointment
CALL TODAY FOR YOUR PRIVATE SHOWING
APPOINTMENT OR STOP BY OUR OPEN HOUSES.
SPECIALIZING IN NEWPORT BEACH OVER 19 YEARS!
6 44-9060 COLDWELL BANKER NEWPORT BEACH 644-9060
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GRAY
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644-9060 Ext 126
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644-9060 Ext 127
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Current Exclusive View Listings
102 E . Oceanfront $925,000
Best buy on oceanfront with panoramic ocean view
653 Vista Bonita $445,000
Bestfullfront row view in The Bluffs
402 Vista Grande $409,000
Owner must sell. baJI view
240 Nice Lane #313 $235,000
Pertthouse with ocean view
18115 Port Barmouth $6315,000
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Spyglass HW $695,000
J 096 Down. Owner will carry! .Bargam
hunters: 4BD. 3BA home with lots of up-
grades including Frerteh doors and wm-
dows. very private yards. Top condition.
~~~===:w Spyglass Hill $715,ooo
Lowest priced 2 story on the hill. Six bed-
room popular New Bedford model with view
ofhilL Large yard with roomfor pool AU this
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Spyglass HW $715,000
E.Jtdttng upgradedfour bedroom. two and
onehaifbathhDme. Airconditioned. large
private courtyard.. Features U1duc1e French
doors and wtn.dows and beamed ceilings.
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EXECUTM CREAM PUFF $411,000
Outstanding Mesa Verde 4 bdr. 2-story home. Lo
master surte wrth gorgeous custom bath. Walk to
golf parks & shopping (170RI) PAT rrm.HAlll
COSTA MESA
4 BEDROOM · END UNrT $173,000
Good location on !hrs townhOuse Ref1mshed kitch-
en cabinets Walk to school. shopping and the fair-
grounds Communrty pools and clobhouse. Lowest
pnced model on the mar11e1111 (18MOR)
ESCAPE TO TRANQUILITY $179,500
En1oy ocean. tile breezes wrtll only 1h mile to
beach This 2 bedroom end umt townhome with
atrium is an exceptional value and won't last
(1 0NESJ
MIS. CLEAN lMS HHf $1811000
large 3 BR condo w/2'h BA Central air cond. 2
car anached garage. Great location Comm. pools,
spas & tennis (62SHA)
EXECUTIVE STARTER $182,500
This pracbcally per1ec1 home has rwo master
sunes VAUL TEO cerhngs skylight. mmored ward-
1obes BPrt>er carpet and ble noors Two car ga1
w1tn C:11ecl access Small pnvate complex 1s ready
lo move 10 (21KRJ)
"STEAL 1141$" $117,000
VA terms. transferring owner must have quick salel
Srtuated 1 'h mrles to beach winding staircase, 2
master bedrooms, s.kytlghts. bay windows. en-
closed 2 car gar (22PAC)
TWO MASTER TOWNHOME $205,900
Great East side loca11onr Large 2 BR, 2'h BA
boasts vauned ceilings, cozy bnck fireplace and
large rear yarcl/pallo
MOUNTAIN VIEWS $21•,000
Unbeatable loca!lon This 3 bed 21h ba In-level
townhome nas dramabc vaulted cathedral certmgs.
Pnvate deck wrth wood ra1Ungs. Formal dtnlng
room with a wet bar. What a boyll (23VAN)
LOWIST PRICED POOL HOME $214,900
On 1nsKle comer 101 RV/boat access. huge pnvate
bOnus room great for home off1ce/stud10, weight
room upgraded ballls, lots of poss1b1ht1es
(20ARN)
RIVIERA TOWNHOME E'SIVE C. MESA
$227,000
2 story 1780 sll 3 BR 2'h BA condo FoJTTlal llv w/
lrplc + bonus rm & formal dining rm 2 car oa·
rage + pV1 yard wrtll decking Nr Back Bay Tennis
cts. pool, spa (24VEN)
WTSIDE STARTll $229,900
Ught. bnght. lhre11 bedroom. 1 ¥• bath home Cen-
tral IOcabon Pnced to sell Don't miss out
(230RA)
PICTUlf PIRFECT $229,000
Newer 3 bedroom 21h bath (Jacuw llJb) plus 2 car
attached garage with lots of built In storage. Move
In today!I (26SAN)
ELIGAHT TIM.ML $221,000
This light and alry home fea11Jres AC, clltledral
cellings, white waShed cabinets Ind exn garage
storage. Call now. (23VAN) llllY ......
4 BEDROOMS AND mm mu $2J2,000
Special care has gone Into this 4 BR, 1Vc BA fam-
ily kitchen home. New roof & more. Close to alt the
fun spots In Costa Mesa Please call. (82PAES)
HAIDSHtP WE $2A9,900
Resort style beach home thousands under martett
3 BR plus den. ExecutJve trl-level. Communlly ten-
nis. pool & spa (10STO)
SUMMER FUN $250,000
Lush gardens, gazebo, povate pool & spa • Grell
time to enjoy this 4 bedroom home • FOft'Tlll D.R. •
family kitchen & more (28VEL)
WGf HOUst SMAU. NICI $264,900
3 BR. FR, ptus large bonus rm. Koi Pofld and ga-
zebo. Sspa 1n atrium. Cul de sac locallOn. Priced
for fast sale. (34SAN)
PERFECT FAMl.Y llACH STAl111 $274,500
Newer 2 staty wfttl bright and open floor plan. Ideal
for growing family. 3 spacious bedrooms, 2'h
baths. Sumy family room & kitchen. 811ck-laced
patlO. Bike to beach. (11 RIO)
USED HICK FAMILY ROOM $275,000
Extensive use of French panal windows, skylight$ &
wood burning s1ove complete 1'18 large 1.-nly
room. 3 bedroom, 3 bl!h home -Tile root loo.
(94MAG)
MUST SH TO llLIVll $279,000
3 BR, 2 BA, large tam room, model perfect home.
All new • kitchen, French doors, Bert>er carpet.
white washed vinyl WOOd floor. new bflCkwoft
dnveway (lOTUL)
GREAT FOi CllU>llNI $212,750
3 BR. 2 BA, semi pl1vate cut de sac. Exira large IOC
(9600 sq.ft.) Can build up or out and stlft have
room fOf' pool. (MLUP)
IMMACUlATE FAMILY NOMI $2191000
4 BR, 2 BA plUS powder room. 3 car girlgt, Pr
gle staty. new cpt, fr1Sh palt Move In condition.
(lOREO)O
GREAT VALUE • W1MILEOON VIUAGI $299,000
3 BR. 2 BA. close to shOpplng, schools and enter-
tainment of So. Coast Plaza. Mow in condition wllh
spaBling fresh paint lnskJe WlCI out. COO'll1'Ulity
pool, spa, tennis courts. beaullful atrUn. (93.JAS)
WTSIDI CHAMI $129.500
Large add on mastef bedroom and ba1h. French
doors lead to deck & spa. R.V. access or adcfftlonll
par1clng for lour cars. Pride of ownenhlp. Don't
miss this one. (44NIN)
NfWIR S.C. 1E10 MIA $J"1000
4 BR, 3 BA. 3 car OlflOI. 1 BR and BA dOwn.
Ideal for home oftlct. Sttps lO beautlM patk.
(34FUC)
W1SIDI STAITER $229,900
Ught & bright. Three bedroom 1l'• bath hOme.
Central location. Priced ID sell. Don'! miss out
(230RA) Rl LIN
COUNTIYCWIUVING $399,500
Spacious 4 BR 2fh BA • beautiful mab.lre yard with
sparl<llng pool. family room wlttl wet bar. Walk 10
Mesa Verde Country Club, over 2600 sq ft.
RX AND SAVE $.uo,000
Mesa Verde execulive 5 BR. 3 BA. Wall! to Mesa
Verde CoootJy Club. 1 BR Ind BA dOWnS1alrs:
master suite • great potential. f19LAN)
WALK fO llACM $211,000
Newport's Par1I Udo townhome has high cetttngs
and hln!wooCI floofs lwoughcM. Must see Ills
spacious 3 BR, 2 BA. 3 eat garage. (4~)
UDO IStl ....... $195,000
Vacalion get-1-way or adutt home. Newly con·
sll'UC1ed 3 BR. Superb ftoorplan & IOads of closets.
Shows likl I model (1 12VIAl
Ull 4 II WCIFIONT $595,000
~ vtews, unsurpassed tranQuility on Chef·
ry Lake In Newport Beach. 4 BR. 3'h BA. 2 tplcs,
private dOCk. Rare ~. unique setting. Open
Sit & Sun 1 ·5.
•••• lf.ACI
$525 A MON'IMlll $105,000
Cheaper ~ rn for Ills executlYe 1 BR. 1 BA
condo. ARM M dOWn. can now. (66WAR)
FHA llAIGMt ITAITll $124,000
2 BR, 1'h BA end unit townhome In H.B. Close to
school$, shopping and transportation. Priced f()(
fast .sale. ( 19COV)
UCl fO llACH $215,900
New carpet. new paint, new floors In 1Ns 3 BR
home In pt1me H.B. 1r11. Perteet starter. Close to
schools and shopping. Grut buy. (19EST)
POOl 6 SPA HOME llDUCED fO RU $259,900
Brigt1. cheefful comer home on cul de sac. P11¥ate
rtar yards makes L shaped laO pool & spa 111 n-
cape from d your everyday problems. (6SEIR)
WOOOWCI CONDO SO. COAST .no $91,000
Huge 1 BR, 1 BA. elCb'l lrg kitchen wtlh all bull-ill.
F/P In ltring room. Big IUOdtdl palo. Comm pool,
spa & SUll. (32MAC)
UITAAllA
WOODlMl CONDO 2 11/2 IA $tat,900
Best upper location In c~ °'*I. pmte. fn..
cllldll Pi'Mlle Jaculzl, washer. dl'ytf & exiru.
Laa, AUna. nes a comm pool, spa a SUit.
(42MACl
WHY PAY lltm $1""°°
8elUllM St Alblns condO. 1 BR 1 BA new
~ Tennis, pool, spa, washer, diyet, ttow
& rehtg. Setlot w/carry. (368EA)
lE A MOOR Stn,900
3 bedroom. 2 bath. recenoy remocleled. Beautlful
pool and spa Solar hell Air conditlonlng. CUslom
cabinets N1 garage. (33LAA) 11.M 9"
PURI CHAIM• PlrYACYI $120,000
Upstairs condo, bright IMno room w/l'ireplace &
balcony. Two master suites with full bathrooms. all
the amenities you expect. To see. call nowt (28FAI)
AffOIDAILE 4 llDIOOM $115,000
A step up tor a growing ttmty. Spacious rooms,
large lot. covered patio addllion adds to t~ to-
getherness! Come and see! BeS1 buy In So. Santa
Ana. (27CAR) --Clllm
POOL• SP~ ON A CUl DI SAC $3771000
Great home ft\ erilettalrq. Olp i1to a cool pool
1Ns hol soowner In 'f04X own belUlllut ywd. L#VO
4 BR. 3 BA prkle of ownership home. (08REV)
SOU11MIST mu $151,900
Thousnls In upgrades adOtn lhls 2 BR mQlt 1M1
condo Spanish payers & 8eltlef carpet pm lots of
n11's. Close to pn 2 cat mached garage.
EX1CU'1M NOMI $310,000
This large home Is In a quiet location and In great
condition. II features 1 PoOI and spa. 1 tne car
onoe and ~ luldry Call now fof 'f04X Pf1v"8
showing. (1221.0Y)
40 IC lfl.OW APPtA1W $Mt,t00
5 BR 3'h BA wJF.R. & fonnat D.R. 2 ~ •• one
up and one down. 3000 sq.fl plus wet bar, pool,
custom oak ttwout Must seel A steal at this price.
(16PON)
SHOWC.UI DECUIM NOMI $Mt,OGO
foul BA 21h BA. formal dining room, fomlll LR.
l.alge modem ldlchen, IWvd wtr"*'CI pool, •
and bade ywd wllfl mm-run pMicy. v.., prof
landseaolng. (17SAN)
FANTASTIC POOL ANO SPA $280,960
4 large BR's 1 ~ BA. 1'rge IMng room with rustic
fireplace. Pnvlll patio frOnt and rear. (100Wl)
STAmY 1WO ITOIY titt.000
Upgraded 5 BR 2~ BA home In pm. ~
'hllttt location. newer oak cabillb ns wood
floors In kitchen Ind dtmg room. Cnnlc t11o
entry. Large bcnls room. G!Ut FOUIUln V*Y
schools lnc!Udilg F.V. High. (63428)
,......,. _____ _
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 I PAGE 33
Realtors suggest smaller down payment
T raQe-up buyers with a sizable sum
to pay down on their next home
shoufd consider making a smaller
down payment and using the extra
moner to cover other expenses,
accordft1g to an article in "Real Estate
Today," published by the National
Association of Realtors.
The article, titled "How Much of a
Down l>ayment is Enough ?" points out
that reducing a down payment can be a
smart way to capitalize on one of the
few remaining tax benefits available to
consumers -the mortgage interest
deduction. Although mortgage debt is
increased, other deot that carries no tax
advantage, such as a ~r-loan, can be
elimin~ted.
"By making a low down payment,
buyers can maximize their mortgage
interest deductions, lowering tneir
after-tax payments," says Curt Culver,
senior vice president o( marketing for
the Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.
in Milwaukee, author of the article.
A trade-off in making a small down
payment rather than a farge one is that
the buyer will have to pay fo r private
mortgage insurance, which lenders
generally require for transactions
involving down payments of less than
20 percent, Culver notes. However, he
adds, the cost of private mortgage
insurance, along with a higher mortgage
payment, still can be lower than a
·monthly debt that includes a home loan
payment and several other non-housing
payments.
A s an example, the article
compares the monthly savings by
making a 10 percent down
payment vs. a 25 percent down
payment on a $200,000 home. In both
cases, the buyer has SS0,000 from the
sale of a previous home, plus $10,000
in savings, for a total of $60,000. The
buyer afso owes $20,000 in car loans
with monthly payments totaling $525.
, In the first cast, the buyer pays down
SS0,000 (25 ~rcent) on the home and
pays an additional SS,000 in closing
costs. He will wind up with a mortgage
totaling S 150,000 and S5,000 1n
savings. With a mor:tgage interest rate of
10 percent, monthly payments on this
mortgage are S 1,316.An additional
charge of hazard insurance and real
estate taxes is SJOO, for a total monthly
mortgage payment of S 1,616. Along
with the S525 in car payments, the total
will be S2,141 each month.
In the second case, the buyer pays
down S20,000 (10 percent) and pays
an additional $5,500 in closing costs
(closing costs are higher due to the
smaller down payment). He wi ll have a
mortgage totaling S 180,000 and
$34,500 in savings. Payments on th is
mortgage, including private mortga~
insurance, hazard insurance an d real
estate taxes, will total Sl ,926 each
month.
The buyer's monthly mortgage
payments will be S310 higher because
of the larger mortgage ana the private
mortgage insurance. However, if h.e
uses some of his savings to pay of hi s
car loan, he will be cutting out $525
from his monthly debt. Com~red to
the first case the b':')'er would realize a
net gain of S21 s· each month (the
difference between S2,141 and
$1 ,926). •
By payins off the car loan, !}le bu~r
is effectively converttng his non-deductible car loan Interest Into
"100 percent deductible mortga~
interest," the article says. The larger
mortgage will result in an additional
$3,522 in deductible interest in the first ·
year.
an account paying 7 percent interest,
the buyer would accumulate $23.054
over four years, even. after paying taxes
on the tnterest earned.
tax benefits of a la rger mortgage are not
worth the cost of the loan itself plus
private mortgage insurance.
"The ideal candidate 1s a move up
buyer who has a strong income,
substantial cash rcSC'n..e.; and good
credit," Culver savs.
Moreover, the buyer will still have
S 14,500 in savi ngs, compared to
$5,000 in the first case. He can gain
more income by investing the additional
$9,500 in savings and the extra $215
each month, the article notes. For
instance, if these funds are invested in
0 pting for a low down payment
''isn't for everyo ne,' the
article points ou\, noting that
some people may not q_ualify for a
larger loan. Additionally, 1f the buyer
does not pay off his other debt or mak<>
additionaf investments, he may f:nd the
"I REDOCED MY
MONTHLY MORTGAGE
PAYMENTS BY $437,
THANKs TO CHASE:'
If you took out a fixed (Jr adjustable 1"3le mon -
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lime to refin:un with a roortgage from cfuse.
Tbals because ;111eres1 roles arecurrenJh·
1 mfatorobk. And Onse has a variety of fb-
i!*° finaoo~ options that help you take ad\'3J1-
tage of these raleS.
SwlldJ to a Chase Ptnanclng Program
now On a $500.000 fixed r:ue mortgage. you
oould reduce )'Out roonthl)· mottgagf payments
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mortgage for more than your present kxm bal-
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costs. so you pay no oot-of-pocket expenses. The
eqllll)')'Otl've built up in your home can also be
The article notes that this strJtCg)
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PAGE 34 I SATURDAY Septembe1'21, 1991 _NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT./ REAL ESTATE
rr=GEORGE ELKINS COMPANY l!:::!J · NEWPORT BEACH
SOPHISTICATED FRl!NCH INSPIRRD
BELCOURT TOWNE COLLl!CTIOll •
Magnificent & desirable "D" plan oomplet• with
spiral staircase. 3 bedrooms and 31h bath end unh.
3 exquisite French limestone flreplaoes. Gorgeous
spa nestled among mal\Jre landscape. $1 ,575,000
TRADITIONAL LINDA 18LI! BAVFRONT HOMI!. -
A rare opportunity to dock several yachts up to 80 tt. 5
bedrooms. 51h baths, huge muter suite with closets
galore. 3 fireplaces, bonus room and a 3 car garage.
Association tennis. clubhouse & dock. $2,600,000
EXCLUSIVE GATE GUARDED BILCOURT -2
story, 4 bedroom, 31h bath custom home wtth elevator.
Situated on lush landscaped grounds. Separate pool
house with 2 dressing/ bathrooms. Gorgeous pool, spa
& fountain. Offered at $1 ,695,000
EASTBLUFF • SINGLE LDEL FAMILY HOMl!I 4
bedrooms, 2112 baths plus family room. French doors
and windows, raised panel Interior doors crown mold·
ings, marble and oak trimmed fireplace. S~nset and city
light views. $579,500
IDEAL HOME FOR BUILDER, nc1 Offloe hu
custom built oak cabinets, Including 15 oak flies &
blueprint drawers + plank wood floors, aub-tero
ref. plus much more. All this and 5,534 aq.' 5
bedroom traditional custom home, pool, apa1 library
& gourmet kitchen. $1,399,000.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5
1809 ANTIGUA, 11.B.
PRIVATE BEACH & WHITE WATER Vll!Wa • 3
bdrm, 31.t'z ba bluff front custom home. All remodeled In
'83 · Walk to 'h mlle wide beach, private parka, canyon,
tennis & 4 pool swim center. Wiii exchange for the right
gated N.B condo. $1 ,385,000
OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1-e
GATE GUARDl!D 494-1555 FOR CJ,.URANCI!
229 EMERA.LO BAY. LAGUNA lll!ACM
ELEGANT NPT BCH BAYFRONT CONDOMINIUM.
Resort-style ltvlng on the bay. 2 bdrm, 2 bath home.
Walking distance of fine shops, restaurants and entertain-
ment. Secure bulldlng wtth underground parking. Boat
slip possible. Owner may trade for horse property.
$645,000
NEW LISTING! SPANSIVI! OCEAN Vll!W 3
bedrooms, 4 bath plus bonus room. The uaed brick •
courtyard & large patio on ocean view aide captures th•
spaciousness of the approx. 9700 sq. ft. lot. Lovely
mature trees. Low association fee & private key to 3
gated cove beaches & parka. Offered at $8&4,900.
BALBOA P•NINSULA 8aACM 011 UY ACTMTY.
this new custom built Contemporary home oftera both.
3 bedrooms, 21h bath. Centrally located just steps to
the beach & bay. Views from llvll'fg room, mast&f be-
droom and large roof deck. SEu.ERS MOTIVATED.
$599,000
Bl!AUTIFUL, RARI! 1 STOllY Bl!LCOURT MANOR
HOlll! -Spacloua floor plan suttable for family life or
sophisticated entertaining. Professionally decorated, new
plush carpet, elegant window treatments & soaring cell·
Inga. Lush landscaping surrounds the delightful spa.
$1,100,000
Wl!.ST81DI! COSTA MESA TRIPLl!X One 3 bed-
room, 2 bath "Owners" unit with attached 2-eat garage
& private laundry. Two-2 bedroom, 2 bath units with at-
tached carports and community laundry. All temants
month to month. $459,000
Nl!WPORT BUCH SPl!CTACULM PANORAMIC
Vll!W!Marble entry, 3 bedrooma, 3 bath condo wtth for-
mal dining, large llvlng room wtth fireplace. Fabulous
ocean view. Spacious ftoorplan, kitchen with breakfast
area. 3 large ba.lconles. $579,500
CORONA Dl!L MAR, Vll!W PLUS POOL.
Refurbished 4 bedroom, 3 bath home wtth ooean,
Catalina, & Newport Jetty view. Private pool area.
Japanese garden entry. Keyed beach access to 3
cove beaches. $1,550,000
OPl!N HOUSI SAT.aUN 2-5
4MS ORRINGTON RD, C.D.M.
THI! PERFl!CT HOUSI! WITH A BAY Vll!W Just
steps away from the sand you'll find this charming 3 be-
droom plus den home. Room enough In the garage for 2
cars & a boat. Orastlcally reduced to $510,000. In a. multi
milllon dollar neighborhood.
LOOKING FOR INCOME OR N.B. ftl!Kl!ND RI·
TRl!AT?f • -Either way you can't beat this condo. Sp-
acious 1 bedroom wtth C&tallna, sunset & OQean views
from the IMng room and balcony. Just reduced, hurry
this one won'1 last! $184,000
PRIYATI! NllWPORT Bl!ACH llXICUTIVE RI!·
TRl!AT • Security gate oommunlty with luah grMnbetts,
pool and spa. 2 Bet 2 Ba end unit. Attached garage, In-
side laundry, Jennalre kitchen, bleached hardwood ftoo..
rs. Highly upgraded. $289,900
eLIGANT UDO la&.a llAYl'RONT. • Tlred of ....
Ing multi miAlon dollar flxen? The four bedroom, fl-t•
and one half bath home features an oversized lot, for-
mal dining, living & family room, French windows &
doors, gourmet kitchen, 50 ft dock, and a breathtaking
mut&f suite. $2,595,000
UNIQUI! CORONA DBL MAR HOlll! • with studio
unit. Close to shopping and beach. Home needs some
"TLC" but la very large and lfvable at present. Resi-
dence next door 19 also on martcet for sale • good op-
portunity for apecufatlon. $529,000
RIDUCIDt aC•IHC .l!AWlllD, NEWPORT
BEACH. • 3 Bet, 2 ba hOme In ph.Ue Ill of Harbor
View Hom••· view of the hrna lf'ld city llghia. Desirable
tloof pten with an lidded bteakfut room. SPllCious
yatd. The Ownef la ANXIOUS. Reallatlca11y priced.
$485,000
ONN NOUU UT A SUN 1-4:30 noe PORT l.DWICK. N.a.
759-9100
·•
COROllA HL MAR llllSN llAllOR. Speclaoular
VleM· Of whR. watir--;-caifyon-ana """~ -efa.bonD-tt----c:arved wooda, atalned glass. skytlg~. leaded gtaaa
windows throughout & a 17 1t high *°"FY. ftreplac:e
captures the amblanoe of the 15th century. $1,750,000
COMPLl!Tl!LY Rl!MODELtD HOMB In dealrable
Newport Helghte. White washed oak cabinets & floors.
Sandblasted open beam celllngs, used brtc:k ftreplace
with marble hearth. Security system, RV ac::cesa, redwood
deck & spa In large backyard. ~9.000
WOODllRIDG• •STATES, IRVINI! -REDUCED
$30,00011 BRING OFFERll Spacious 3 bedroom, 2'h bath
plus large family r&>m & living dining area. Private
encloeed yard with grass, flowers, trees and patio.
Double garage with alley acceea. $259,000
COROU HL MAR Vll!W HOllB. Wann and
lnvttlng 2 bedroom, 3 bath home with ocean view
from front patio, tam. rm. and rooftop aundeck.
Steps to the beach. Well maintained, highly
upgraded w/French doors, bleached oak floors,
new kitchen and balhs. Juat reduced to $795,000.
OPEi HOUSI! SUNDAY 1-5 mu HELIOTROP•, C.D.M.
COSTA •SA. New on I~ market, thHe twelve 2
bdrm, 1 ba units In prime rental area wtn not be
available for long. Less than 1 o x gross makes them a
"Beet Buy". TWo laundry room for extra lnoomel First
TO may be uaumable. $1,098,000.
BIG CANYON STl!AU HUGI! LOTf Almost •h acre of
prime land In the heart of Newport. Existing home Is tra-
dhlonal Callfomla L-shaped ranch home. with 6 bed·
rooms, 3 baths. Detached 3 car garage. Pool & spa. R&-
duced to $1,195,000.
OPEN HOUSI! SAT & IUN 1·5
10 BURNING TR•E • 810 CANYON, N.8 .
LAGUNA 811ACH VllW HOMS Refalc to the
llOWld of breaking waves. 180" white water &
c:out1iM vi.w.. Enjoy the spectaoular city llghta
from Laguna to Paloa Verdes. Slluated on •
downhill atreet-to-atreet lot of approxlma1ety 1 o ooo aq fMt. Priced at $725,000 •
SP•CTACULAR CAMl!O IHOR•I Yl•W PRCHtaRTY. • Rare panoramic vtew spanning the
009#\, golf course, and Catalina. ThrM key gatecf cove
beaohes. Single stoty, 5 badrooma, 5 baths 3-car garage & gated courtyard with pool. Pr1ced at $1,695,000.
• D•IPBRATI! TO SELLI PRICI! SLA8HED *40,000. Owner haa found another. Tradlt.lonal 4 be-
droom Huntington 8Mch family home. Charming front
COU11Yard. Uniquely dealgnec:t UMcl brtck pool/apa. A
rare combination Of elegance and comfort In ovw 2600 aq. ft. Only $418,000.
17 Corporate Plaza • Suite 101 • Newport Beach, California 92660
R E ALT 0 R S ..... Since 1922 . .
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
II II
Pier Colony oceanfront comdominiums going up for auction Oct. 6.
42 oceanfront condos up for
auction at HB's Pier Colony
F o r t y -l w o o c e a n f r o n t
condominiums at Pier Colony
will be offered .it minimum bids
and suggesting opening prices from
S 140,00U to $350,000 at a sped.ii
<luction sale Sunday, Oct. 6, at 2 p.m.
1n Costa Mesa's Westin South Co.:ist
Pl,ua Hotel.
Thc-se one and two-story oceanfront
homes offer spacious one and two-
h<'droom, one to 21/1-bath Ooor plans.
r\vailable in four distinctive Ooor plans
ranging up to over 1,492 square feet of
living space, these condominiums make
the perfect primary home or ideal
'ccond residence, according to
~Pokesmen for the auction firm of
l\ennedy-Wilson.
Located in Huntington Beach, Pier
Colony offers year-round resort living.
Spacious living rooms with sliding glass
doors open to private terraces,
commanding breathtaking view of the
Pacific Ocean. The open-aired master
bedrooms with private terraces (most
pla ns) feature mirrored wardrobe
closets.
The baths have whitewashed oak
cabinets, glass-enclosed tile showers and
oversizea tubs. The gourmet-style
kitchens are appointed with
whitewashed oak wood cabinets,
ceramic tile countertops and feature
Magic Chef and Amana appliances.
The Mediterranean-style architecture
1; l'nhanced by lavish gardens
surrounding fountains and waterscapes.
To complete resort-style living at Pier
Colony. there is a pool and spa area,
exercise and meeting room.
Rc>sults of Huntington Beach's
redevelopment program are clearly
visible from Pier ColOny. This program
will enhance the surrounding downtown
area, beach and pier and are predicted
to improve the quality of life and the
surrounding properties of the
communitv
The recentl} completed Pierside
Pavilion the c1tv's newest entertainment
center 1with restaurants, shops, office
space and six-plex theater, is near Pier
Colony. Ad1accnt is the H~ntington
Bc>ach Pier . When completed in 1992,
the pier will serve as the focal point for
beach recreation.
Excellent financing has been arranged
by the seller and is available to all
qualified buyers. Broker C<?Operatio~ is
welcome For more information
regarding auction day procedures,
details of the homes and terms of the
sale consult an auction catalogue. F~r a catalogue, call (800) 522-6664
daily from 9 a.m. to 5 .~.m. (requ~
catalogue No. 6~96) or v1s1t the on-~1te
auction information office at 200 Pacific
Coast Highway, Huntington Beach. The
office is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m.
SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 I PAGE 35
U I GEORGE ELKI_NS C~~R~s~J.:
SELLING THE FINEST PROPERTIES
IN THE FIN~ST NEIGHBORHOODS
NEW UST/NG HUGE.EXECUTIV£.HOME.
CONNIE
BE1TON
720-7419 ........
759-9100
0111-
NAN DOYLE
RELOCATIO~ SPECIA.LJST 21 v-... la ••• A.r..
644-1635
Dover Shores side of
Newport Beach
accommodates ~I the
family plus bedroom
suites. 51 ! baths 1n over
5.000 sq ft "Great
Room.. has gourme1
kitchen. breakfast room
& entertainment center
There IS also formal
hvmg and dining rooms.
plus l1brar~1 and
complete office for Dad
Don't forge• mammotb
backyard with pool. spa
& gas B-B·Q
$1,399,000
OPEN SUN 1-&
1609 ANTIGUA WAY, N.B.
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW HOMES
FOR SALE
$864,900 -Bonus room & 3 bedrooms
4 baths, custom home
$1.550,000 -4 bedroom. 4 bath pool
home
$1,695,000 -5 bedroom. 5 bath pool
home with golf course view
$1,750,000 -15th Century Irish Manor
A Rare Find
Call Connie For Private Showing
BAYCREST JEWEL $645,000
Great opportunity to live on the water. Two bedrooms & two baths in
secure building. White berber, white marble. fireplace. Side-tie for 30'
boat available.
BIG CANYON-ENORMOUS LOT $1,195,000
Reduced to lot value. Owner says sell now. Great six bedroom family
home with 3 car detached garage, pool & spa. A
"never-again" opportunity.
JOAN BURKE
ASSOCIATION BROKER
759-9100, Office
759-9314, Home
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Now your home can really be your castle
W hat do you get on a tour of
the wine country? Anita
Schandel got a real estate
i..,ting for J castle with 12 bedrooms
.ind 11repl.1ces larg<> enough to roast
11\en.
L.1,t Th.rn!..sg1ving g,l\ c me a break
.t\\J\ from bti~lOC):), and I ended up
\\1th ,1 client." Sch,mdcl related. "I met
tlw. lmch lady from th e Netherlands
"hn ·, ~ot th1-. t .i~tlt> mer there whith
,fit• n.i'' \\.Jilt~ to ·srll
I \1o;1t1·d 1t 1n A.pril and can ~1\ first
.-------,hand th.it 11 1s elegant
and 1mpos1ng." she
lont1nul'd. "lt has a
bNut iful ext C'rior,
'" h1l h r<.'minds me a ,4 _,.,. bit of th<.' Disneyland
', cJstle. ;i nd fine, large
rooms And when I
add thJt it's three
<;tm1e' r.tgh. remt>mber
'---------that's not our st,1ndard
Schandel ceiling height -more
l1!..1·h dnuhl1· th.it. Plus .,fcep gables, tJll
1 h1n11ll'' -ind turrch c;oaring even
h1~lwr -<111 t rowncd by d slate roof
thd ,, .i-. 111 ... f,11l1·d onl\ fi\.c years ago.
\nd ...imt• 1t was bw lt for Baron Van f,t,, i..,11r--t•! ,1t .iround the turn of the
t l'l\\lJr\ tlw u.ittsman~h ip 1~ old world
"1thuut he n~ ancient .. Schandel
.1dckd
Ju ... t thin!.. oi 1t," she gushed.
"\t <11nt•d gl,1..,, windows throughout,
m.v .. ~1' t' pocket door~ inlaid in glass,
'"'"II-to 'i\Jll Cclfpe t1ng, parquet flooring,
mMblP ThL•re are terr aces and
h,1lwn1L''-!I 1r viewing and dining, five
i1rcpl.1n•... cl lthr.1'). climate-c.ontrol
\\ 11w l t'll,H .ind J roof p,arden .
Th<' hC'ating and plumbing were
r1•donl' in 1987, but the kitchen and
butler ., p;intry certainly need renovatin~
with Jll the latest gadgets. You can t
bl'at old world' charm with a modern
kitchen. and this one is larger than
'>Orne people's condos.
·'You enter through a gate, and of
wur~C' there's a caretal<er 's house,
wmplcte with caretaker. Not too much
land to bother with ; it's on two
Anita Schandel of Prudential California Realty is listing this imposing castle in the Netherlands.
beautiful acres with a pond and woods
and walking paths. Truly, all in all, it's
quite breatFitaking. When 1 first walked
through it, I thought barristers' offices
would suit it perfectlr.. It has that feeling
of grandeur and stability.
"The practical side of me sees it
housing a law firm or being the office
headquarters for some international
company. With the European economy
soaring, manr American companies are
expanding abroad. And probably that is
how it will be used, given its excellent
location and the favorable tax laws.
"But then again, perhaps a romantic
will buy 1t for a loved one who's always
dreamed of owning a castle. Stranger
things have happened.
'.'I can imagine how a fine decorator
would work with the rooms. It's got an
excellent existing Ooor plan -and
plans were drawn up which will help a
buyer visualize it better.
"Certainly with 15,000 square feet of
living s~ce, plus a full basement,
th'ere's a lot of room to play with. And,
as I mentioned before, it's very well
located -close to the Dutch-German
border in Holland, adjacent to the
autobahn and just an hour from both
the Amsterdam airport in one direction
and Dusseldorf, Germany, in another.
''Plus, since it's a historical landmark,
the Dutch government will contribute
about 45 cents per dollar toward
improvements made."
Schandel's use of the word
"barrister" is a reminder, as is her
accent, of her European roots. Born in
Germany and educated at the
University of Heidelberg where she
earned an interpreter's degree. sne is
fluent in th ree languages.
"They come in handy, as in this case,
because communicat ion is so
important," she said. "It gives me just
one more little edge in serving my
clients."
Anita Schandel can be contacted at
Pr_udential California l\ealty on Coast
Highway at Avocado Avenue in
Newport Beach (the Bank of Newport
building). Her telephone numbers .ire
729-7267 or 759-6600. She can help ~ou make your home a castle,
t1guratively or literally.
Moving? Should you sell your old home or rent it?
By Kevin Kelleher
VT' PHH Hom'Qulty
I f you arc moving, should you sell
your home or snould you keep it
and rent it out while you decide
what 1s best for you?
The answer depends on your plans
for the future Far too many wrong
decisions have been made in haste
when 1t comes to accepting a corporate
transfer or when 1t come~ to retiring.
Many coupf('S have rct1red, sold the1r
h<1mt"S, moved to rlondci and, after a
y<•Jr or two, moved bar k bNJU~C' they
didn't like what seernC'd lo be a greJt
idea at the time.
If this happened fi ve years ago, think
of the problems this could have hrought
on unnecessarily.
For e><ample, let's a~sume tlMt a
couple are retiring and moving away.
Their home, in the good market of five
years ago, brought S 150,000. Two years
later tney are unhappy in "Exquisite
Estates" where they bought a retirement
home and want to go "home "
Assuming that they can get their
entire investment back from the
Exquisi te Estates property
(which they undoubtedly cannot), to
the1r horror they find that they can't
afford to buy their old home, or a
comparable home, because of inflated
market prices.
They paid commission on the sale of
their home of some S10,000 when they
moved south. Now they have paid
another commission to sell the home
they thought would be their retirement
haven. With the closing fees and other
costs involved in the safe of two homes,
their net worth has declined by some
S 16,000 and they can't afford, on a
fixed retirement income, to buy where
they were happy orisinally.
Today it is a bit different If they
purchase a home in Exquisite Estates,
they most likely will have to maintain
two pr~rties because the one they left
just isn t in demand because o( the
overbuilding and the glut of available
residential real est.ate on the market.
They stand to lose money they can ill
afford in the uncertain, inflation-prone
economy.
W hat, if anything, is their
alternative? The first
consideration is to try to
make certain that the lure of a pretty
name -Exquisite Estates -and the
prospect of perpetually sunny, warm
days is viewed realistically, not as
wishful thinking.
Some of tfie most idyllic-sounding
retirement developments really are not
very good places to live. This should be
checked out thoroughly with residents
there before making the irrevocable
move.
Did the happy couple move to
Exquisite Estates because of the golf
course for Jovial Charley to play every
dayl That's fi ne if you play golf and
your wife doesn't mind spending every
day playing bridge with the giils. But
there are tflose wno would say that this
isn't living.
And how about selling a home in
today's market? The prices are
depressed and there are too many
homes on the market for the number of
people looking. Potentially, your house,
once worth $200,000 (in 1986), is now
attractive only if the price is dropped to
$120,000.
B ut there is an alternative if one
has the slightest doubt as to
whether Exquisite Estates is the
answer for them. And this certainly is a
good alternative for the corporate
transferee who knows his overseas
assignment is only for two years. Rent
your home through a reliable rental
management company.
This not only provides income, It also
provides something to fall back on if
Florida's humidity and bugs become
unbearable. It also becomes a place to
return to when the assignment is over.
Rental properties are scarce and the
market for a home sale is very
depres.sed. By renting, you are free to
accept the transfer or the retirement
experiment and still have a place to fall
bad< on where you know you will be
happy.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
West best place to
liVe, survey reveals
T he west is the best and
moderate home prices abound
in the top 25, according to
Money magazine's fifth annual survey of
the 300 beSt places to live in the United
States.
The September issue of M oney listed
the following 25 as the most livable
communities:
1) Provo/Orem, Utah; 2) Bremerton,
Wash.; 3) Bryan, Texas; 4) Boise, Idaho;
5) LubboCI.., Texas; 6) Billings, Mont.; 7)
Fayetteville, Ark; 61 Madison, Wis.; 91
Austin, Texas; 10) Lincoln, Neb;; 11)
Fargo, N.D.; 12) Sioux Falls, S.D.; 13)
Garveston!Texas. City, Texas; 14)
Lafayette, Ind; 15) Olympia, W.ish.; 161
Eugene/Springfield, Ore . 1 71 Waco,
Texas; 18) Tacoma, Wash., 191 Fort
Collins, Colo.; 201 Columbia, Mo · 21 )
Duluth, Minn.; 22) Amarillo, Texas; 23)
New Orleans, La.; 24) Brownsville.
rexas; 25) Yakima, Wash.
Housing costs were an important
determinant in compiling the Money
rankings. Century 21 Real Estate Corp
provided typical home prices for all 300
markets via a survey of brokerc, in each
community. The Century 21 data was
,mal)1zed with other information, such
as municipal finances, emplorment
rates and environmental quJlity, to
determine the fin.ii ranl..ing~
Moderate housing cost., ''ere the rule
in the top 25. E1gnteen of the top ;r:.,
c.1ties, or 72 percent, had home prices
lower than the Century 21 system's
June 1991 national avc>ragC' of
5100,500. The lo"'est pm e for a typical
three-bedroom home amrong the top 25
was found in BryJn, Texas, at $62,000
T.1coma, Wash., recorded the mo!.1
<>xpens1ve 1yp1l.ll home price.
$145,000.
All but one of the top 25 llC'lect1ons
wPre loca ted wc>l of rhe M1ssissipp1
Rs"er, the onl} e'ceptton was Lafaycne.
Ind. (14th).
Previous Money surveys plJced a
majority of the mo>t li"able locales on
the west and east coasb. This year, thC'
Rockies, Texas and the Midwest
TOP 25 BEST PLACES
TO LIVE
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markets with seven cities -Bryan (3),
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Ctty {1 )l, Waco ( 17), Amarillo (22), and
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P<miic Northv ... est \.\as indicated by four
top 2 5 Sl'lections in Washington -
HrC'mcrtnn C?l. Olympia (15), lacoma
t18l and Yal.:1ma (251.
Bremerton, first place in the 1989
M oney rankings and second this year,
posted the highest home appreciation
rate -27.6 percent. Only two of the
top 2 5 saw home prices depreciate -
Austin, Texas, at · 2 .1 percent and
Bryan, Texas, -1.6 percent
County architects roll up sleeves
for annual sand castle contest
Some of Orange County's leading
architecture and landscape
architecture firms will compete
in the 1991 Invitational Sand Castle
Competition Sept. 29 on Big Corona
Beach in Corona del M ar.
The event is sponsored by AIA
Orange County, a chapter of the
American Institute of Architects. T earns
of 12 each from the following
companies are scheduled to compete:
Coleman Caskey Architects, Irvine;
CYP, Inc., Costa Mesa; Dan L. Rowland
& Associates, Anaheim; Dougherty &
Dougherty, Newport Beach; Ehrlich-
Rominger, Newport Beach; Lee &
Sakahara Associates, Costa Mesa; Natkin
Weisbach Hlgginboth, Santa Ana;
Peridian, Irvine; lQlph Allen & Partners,
Santa ana; Taisei Americ.a, long Beach,
and Wilshire Square, Santa Ana.
Sculpting is Scheduled from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m., with awards being given at 3
p.m. In a~~ition to the con:ipetiti?n,
other activ1t1es arc planned, including
h\.e music by Indio, a local band; the
AIA's volleyball league, which will be
playing playoff games, and Cr~~ell
Insurance. one of the compet1t1on
sponsors, which will be giving away free
snow cones to the public tietween 11
a.m. and 1 p.m. on the beach.
The AIA Orar'lge County is a non-
profit organization dedicated to
p r esc rvi ng .high .s ta nd~rds of
professionalism, 1ntegr1ty and
competence in the architectural field.
The chapter provides workshops and
speakers for its nearly 1 , 100 members,
as well as hosting its annual professional
design awards and competitions for
O range County high school and
co mmunity coll~e students. •
For more information on the 1991
Invitational Sand Castle Competition,
call the AIA chapter office at 557-7796.
l!STHD CLOS.D $3.S MILLION IN AUL l!STATe TMIS Wl!l!KI
Ola Al ACllf 1 IM MA119 .n:IAll I lWIUIQ CIOf
Wrth fabulous ocean, bay and city lights mi:m M 1:»6:10 views. This 4BR, 2'hBA pool home In a Lowest priced New Bedford • 5
secluded setting allows for total privacy bedroom.s & bonus room plus loft w
with a long driveway up to the home. ocean view and 4 IUll baths Wonderful
This Is an opportunity for someone to pool and spa, . air conditioned-on quiet
build an entire estate on this unique cul-de-sac street Call !or appointment
parcel of land. a1,m.m ... .aao
10 NDM1MM
llAMOllVllW tall
Lovely. SBR. pool home on one of the
largest and most beautiful lots 1n the
area Room for expansion. Call for
appointment 1111•
--Alla .W V ~ LIMA
Absolutely the most u mpromislng view
of ocean. bay and and almost 1h
acre comer rare opportunity
to just port Plan w/pool
& spa, r build a new custom
LDT
in this elegant
<Will.1'~'lf Unique location
lights views Sur-
..__,,.ll!'ge custom homes Build
me' a1.no.ooo
lMU&A lfAat
Fabulous ttlree year new custom home
w/ ocean, canyon & city light views .
3BR 21h BA, family room, den loft
viewing decks front & rear Mediterranean
in design. An absolute steal at '417.aao
home on fabulous unobstructed view iava •• ant TOWW All LEAIE
site. Just reduced to a1,c11,m 2 bedroom, 2 bath. 2 car garage a1•
SPYGLASS HILL ** 10 Mono Bar Drtve. SOLD. ** Three Sold & CIOMd on Point Loma Drive
... lll-1881 uu. ESTIER Ylll 1111 141-1121
** PURCHASE ** REFINANCE ** CASH OUT **
I spt:C1ali.u in pres11gious homt financmg. A s thtst examples 1/111.stratt'. thl' 1m1q1it
problems that prestigious home bo"owen face al'f' obstacles that ca11 f>e 01·nnm1r
Having funded many loon requests m the 5700,000 to Sl.500.000 rangt. / lra1e f,,rnme
qwte famtl1ar with these unique problems and how t<> deal w11lr them
THE FOLLOW1NG ARE RECENT PRESTIGIOUS HOME LOAN FUNDINGS:
$550,000 1 SI TD Qef1nonce @ 9 1/2% 30 YEAR FIXED RATE ,• •.
550 000 cosn-nL/
FIXED RATE LOAN SPECIAL
9.375% 1Si TD o 62·'o ~P(
• 30 Yeoi Fixed '<are CXY'1
• Loon OrT'OUf"ltS ro $1,000,000
Rates Are Down -Call Today!
"JOIN US IN CELEBRATING OUR 10TH YEAR IN BUSINESS"
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PAGE 38 I SATURDAY September 21 , 1991
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Or.101-t· ' { ountv. MunlC'fc•y and San
D1q;11 rq:;1on' during July, CAR '>aid.
/Rq;10n.1I >J I<·' cl.it.1 .irt· not .idju~tcd to
,H l ounr fnr si•ason.il factor) which
mtlut•nct' horn(' '>d:<'s )
Ortlngc.· C nunty region home safl·..,
c l1mbl'<l -2 1x•r< c·nt from JunC' on J
non·'>C'd'>on,1lly .1rljustC'CI b,1c;1s and wen•
ur 12. CJ p<'r< \'Ill from July 1990. The
region's 1rn·d1..in ,.i1.,., JHIC<' ro>C 1.8
p<'n <'11! trom Sl40 '140 1n June lo
5244.f\qo Ill July July\ f1gurC' wa!t 0 4
1wrc 1·111 lowt r rh.tn ,1 'r''•lr .ign when
1h1· rn1 clr.111 pru1· uf 1 h1111w w.1-.
S24 'i fl'Hl
~,,,,,., ol e·'-t.,1111g, "ngk l.1m1ly hnmr· ..
111 1h1· <.,,111 D1c•gc1 r1•g111n lumpC'd 7.9
p1·11 c·nt 1r11m Ju1w on .t non·>t'cl>Onallr
.1d1u .. 11•d IJJ"' .incl wc·rt• up 18.0
pt'fl t•nt I rum July 1 ei<m. The nwd1,m
prt1 C' of ,1 hnmc• 1n thC' region t•dged up
l)./I J>c'rtc•nt from S 190/140 111 June to
Sl'll,0>0 1n July .incl 1.2 pc•rrC'n t from
')I /Hi, l HO 111 July l CJCJO.
In tht• lo; AngC'lt•!> rcginn, sc;1les of
t•x1~ring home·<, wC'rl' up 0 .6 percent
trom June· on cl non·'><'.l'>Onally adjusted
b,,..,., and up 1 h 4 pNct•nt from July
1111)(), rh1· IC'~IOn\ rnPdlJn prtCCd home
.,old for 5220,f\()tl in July, down 1.2
Jll'f(('l11 from s1.n,'lH1111 June but up
l 4 J>l'H l'nt from $2 1'l,530 in July
J t/C)I)
(AR nwdi.111 pric c• .111d '>JIC''> d.11.1 for
clr•t,u lwd he HTH'' .ire• h.h<.'Cl on rt·port.>
lrorn no lit>.trd'I 111 Rt•.1hm~ .Hound the•
.. 1.111• Mr•cl1,1n c ond11m1nium pr1LC' and
.ilc·, d.11.1 .m· h,1,c•d 1111 .1 o,u rvc•y of 32
l111o11cl• !he· rni·cl1,111 1>r1«• fnr both
clc ·1.u lu •d hrnne•.., .ind c 11ndnm1nium<; i'
l1.1't'rl •>n < lo'>C•d 1•<,n11w <wtle>s Salr•<,
11 , "'' 1no, rt•ll<•c I rlw re• ,,.,1,_.in,1l1zJt1on of
1he· rnunthlv <,,111·-. cJ.1t.1 u~tng SC'd!tOn,11
f,1< tor' caln1i,lf<'d with th<' 1979-19911
c;.dcs.
The (. aliforn1d ~'>lx.1.llton of Realtor.,
1~ ,1 \taww1dl• trade ,\)!><>e1.itio n with
mrm: th.rn 1 J'i,000 membe~ dedicated
to the t1dvanc cment. of professionalis~
in r<>.il <>slt1tc. CAR i<; hNdquartered in
LOS Angel('<;,
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MeSA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Grand Irish mi nor modeled after 15th century castle in Corona del Mar .
Charming CdM castle
offering ocean view
I n)p1red by a 15th century ln<.h
castle, Rosturk Manor displays 11.S
grdndeur, warmth dnd charm on
Jn emerald promontor;y above the
P.mfic Ocean in Corona del Mar.
A threshold stone fro m the Croagh
Mountain shr111e of St. Pc1tnck blesses all
who enter. The great hall boars 17-foul
Le1lings supportC'd by 35-foot hand-
routcd solid beams. A h.md-carvcd solid
oJk bal cony encircles the form.ii living
room. warmed by a two-story m.isonry
fireplace.
Over 3,545 '>t'paratt• pane~ of lc.1ded
Jnd c;tainc·d gld!IS wert• ust'Cl in thC'
w111dow'>, door., .ind '>kylight .... Duubl<'
IC'Jdf'd gldss doors IC'dd to the tt•rr.1n·,
galC'bn and pnvatC' Sp» with tJnyon tlnd
O<l',ln Vll'\VS .
EntNtd111 111 wand .,tylt• in tlw fo rm.ii
Property of the Week
c oftrn•d c l1il111g elm mg mom "'-1th
aCCC'S) through ,1 r udnr rori,11 Ill the•
Eurupc·.1n-~tylC'cl l..1tc hen with -.oltd Odl..
c ahin1•h, F rcnch ti!C''>, ll'rr ,1 cotta flonr<,
.ind .1 ch.1rm111g hrC'.1kt.1~1 )lc1vt'.
On tht• scr nnd <,fory, .1men111es
incluclC' J clrdwtng mom, 1tbr.1ry, gcllll•ry,
1 nn"·rvatory, m.1\t('r <.Utl<' with
11hwrv.1t1on eke I.. Jnd twu extrJ
l>C'droom~ ,ind bJth. There also is .1
hm k 1 ourtyard, wine cellar, workshop
.ind 1.irAP three-car gar,1ge.
This legendary hou'e ic; off Ned ,u
Sl ,750,000 by the Gc·oq~l' Elkin
( 11mp.iny 1n Nl•wport BNch C.111 7 51)·
CJ 10() for .:idd1tinnal inform.1t1on
Realtors to hear coast plans
J Nry King, a consultant for tht• lrv1m' Company, will lw the gut•.,t !.pt•Jkl'r at
Thursday'!> gt•ncral membership meeting of thC' Nt-wport·Me<;J Assoc:1at1on of
Realtors.
~ 11 .. presentdt1on will be on the Irvine• company'<; plcm'\ for propo~cd circulatron
improvements and the open space agreement on land u~e!t with the city of
Newport Beach. He will discuss proposed developments for areas including thc
Upper Castaways, Bayview Landing. Newport Resort, Newport North, Newport
Knoll. San Diego Creek South and Corporate Plaza West.
Under the proposed Newport/Irvine Company agreement, th<' cfovelopment
would be carried out over the course of many years and is com istcnt with the city's
general plan.
King is president of J.A. King and Associates, a full-service project management
and governmental re lations firm. The meeting will begin at 8 a.m. at the association
office, 401 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beacli.
NEWPORT BEACHfCOSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Homeowner entitled ·t d P~~t e and quiet . . ,... __ -. ....~ .. -
Dear Hotline:
My husband and I retired last
month and moved
inlo a lovel y
condominium in a
restricted area with
the hopes of enjoying
our retirement in a
-quiet and raceful
neighborhoo • From
day one we have had
a problem with our
ned-door neighbors,
a young woman and a
yo ung mat' in their
e a rly 20s . They
constantly play their
stereo at such a high
volume that our wans
vibrate.
Condo
Hotline
We have asked them on numerou!i
occasions to please lower their
volume. They always tell us they are
sorry and then they lower the volume
for one day and then, boom, up it
goes .igain.
My husband and I have spoken with
the property manage r and she assures
us that she has wrrtten several letters
requesting the noise to cease. We
also have attended a couple of board
of directors' meetings and requested
assistance from the board in taking
care of this disturbance. The board
turns the matter over to the property
manager and anothe r lette r is written
with no effe<.1ive results.
We have asked the board to please
have the association's attorney write a
letter and/or file a complaint in order
to take care of these noisy neighbors
once and for all. The property
manager, on the last go round, told
us that to turn such a problem over to
an attorney would be very costly and
that the association did not want to
spend such an amount on a petty
problem.
I would like lo know if there is
some way that my husband and I can
force the association to employ the
\Crvices of an attorney to take the
ne~essary action to end this annoyin g
nuisance. 8 d Vib . -a 1 rations
Dew Bad V1brat1on!>.
Your question properly refers to this
unfortunate !>ituation as a "nuisance."
Typically, Covenants, Conditions and
R1·.,tmti11n., rCC&R-;l \\Ill contain use
rt"•triction' proh1h1t1ng nuisances such as
th.!I whirh vnu .Jr<' experiencing The
H111l1n1 undl•r,t,rnd~ \our frustrJtion tn
1h,1t. l'\t•n 1ho11gh the f)lJl!">.:lncc <'XIS~.
tlll' .1w"1< 1.1t1n11 hJ'> not rt•mc·d1ed the
prohlt·m
I f o \\ C'' l' r • .1' cl n 1 n d 1 ' id u J I
h11111l'm' rwr \ ou hdVl' l''ery right to
C'ntnrc t• thr CC&Rs inclusive of
Choose your agent carefully
when trying to sell a home
P lanntng to sell your humt•i Hov.
will you find the nght a~l·nt to
represent you? What tra1h
,hould that person exhibit?
"When choosing an agent," ~ys tu
J1 K' L1ghtman of T,1rbcll Realtors 1n
I lunt1ngton Beach, "t'XJX'C.l c'cellencl'
An individual who consistently
•>utperforms others a., a real <•state
rrpresentat1ve wii l displ.1y 'erlain
l haractcristics or traits. all ol wh1Ch add
11p to real estate excellence.''
Lightman defines these trai~ .,.,
t omm1tment. superior knowledge,
<'mpathy. enthusiasm, consic;tency and
pNseverance. He outlines the
im portance of these qualitr<'~ to
'omc'One selling a home.
"Commitment is evidenle C>f thl'
dcs1rC' to achieve an ob1cct1vc." hr
drclarcs. "When you list your home tor
... 11e, the objective is a favorable sale'
Would you want anything less than your
.lgcnt'~ tot.al commitmenlf'
Superior knowled~. according tn
l 1ghtman, is the result of both form.11
(•duc.ation and daily contact with
buyers, sellers, attorneys, lenders, title
t 11mp.ln11''· lt•llow ag<>nts and others
dirt•t ti'. 1molwcl in reJI estate. "Look
for ;in .lg<'nl \\ho regularly pursues
.rdd1t111n.1I tr.i1nmg and who 1s act1v(' in
th1· Im ,11 rc-.11 1•.,IJIC' m<Hkl't," hl• .1dv1~t·s.
'[mp.1th\ .ind t•nthusia'>m can b<>
t 11111d l11~1·1llt'r 111 th1 ''tt < ""''tul .:1g1•nt,"
I 1gh1111,in .1cfd, l uni.. tor ,1 pc•r<,on who
!i,11•11' < .m•111l(\ to \\h,1t ~Oll "1) .ind
fl'"l~Hld'> \\llh l'lll'IJ.,Y\. ol guo<f dllllUdl'
,ind .1 .,n11h· "111 h .in .1g<•nt "111 attract
htl\t'I' Inn
fill' tr.11h 111 1nn.,"tl0111y and
pt'N'\ l't.ln< 1• u ... u.111\ < ,10 bf' tounci
1ngl'llwr .11 ... n ht• bC'liC'vC',, adv1-.ing
h1111w ,c•llt•r, 111 loot.. for an ag<>nt willing
to r1•1w.1t tlw '>.lml' la~~ over Jnd over
\\1tho1JI flllltlinp,
"Io< ,lfing J buy<'r tor your homl' 1~
not cl '>lmpfl' t,1._,f..," I 1ghtm,1n 'IJyS. ''II IS
• Ht nmpl1 .. ht·d through the cxcrc1~t' of
dl'11•rmin.111on in thC' face of rl'fN t111r1. II
mc•,10-, nut g1\.1ng up no matter wh.it
· 'Wh1•n rhoo":>lllg ,111 tJgrnt to s<;ll your
hnnH· " lw tom ludr~ ''.hi.. question., -
loh 111 th('m I otll. for thl' traits
111"nt1111H'd IH"w .incl you c.m <'njoy thl'
b<>m•fih or .in 1•.uly '>clll' ,,t .) f.lvor.Jble
price."
violation<; of use restnct1on'> To this
end, 1f neighborly remedial rffc>rts
continue to be-futile, you may wbh 10
engaRC! cm attorney who can procure an
ordrr of the Suprnor Court abating the
nu1<,anre r urthcrmorc.·. ro the c:xt ent th.1r tht•
assouat1on unrC'asonably fail-. to lllrll
OVl'r this mattC>r to an .Htorney w11h11ut
rL•gJrd to thP bC".,t intl·rc-.t ''' thC'
.1'>!><><.1Jt1t1n J'> a wholl•, your J1lurnc:y
may v. 1sh to file a law!>uit against th<'
asv>< 1at1on ior f.:11l1ng to enforce 1b
go\crning dorumcnb Good lurk • Dear Hotl ine:
I serve as secretary-treasurer on the
board of directors for o ur community
associa4ion. We have mo nthly
meetings for general purposes and
special meetings when the need
arises. We have a homeowner who,
for lack of bette r words, is a
tro uble make r. This ho meowne r
attends each and every meeting and
complain s each time of several
matte rs he has "noticed in the
community" and demands that the
problems "be looked into."
So far, each /robl em has been
"looked into" an has been fo und to
be an unenforceable matter. The rest
of the homeowners are beginning to
complain and de mand that the
association put an end to the constant
meddling a nd bickering by the
homeowner making the accusations.
Quite frankly, the board doesn't know
what to do. Can you help provide a
solution to this unusual situation?
-Meddled Out
Dear Meddled Out
Unfortunately. th<' s1ludt1on yuu h.\w
referred to is not 'iO unusual. lnd1\ 1dual
homeow ner'> who pay monthl)
a .. sessmcnts haw a right. to pre><.C'nt th<'u
con<.<'rnc, to tht' bo<1rd 01 directors.
Often. hom('ownt•rs ~o abm·(• .ind
hc.-yond whJt man) pcopll• frcl 1.,
nc·ccssary and this is an unfortun.11c.•
aspect of community association Ith•
Oftcn individuals Irk<' to complain but
do not care to lake any action
Accordingly, your bodrtl mJy w1.,h to
invite this individual to run lor tht>
board if he feels he can do a better job.
With respect to a '>()lution, the board
has (•\.£.!\ right to l 11ndu1 ' mC"l'I ng-, r
"t•).(•rt1llVl' ')('SSIOn . whf'r(•I>\ J ll
ind1\1dual) oth<.•r thJll !>'1.ird m1•mb• r
mu>l be cxdu<.lcd 1r0m thl· ">11m
Perhaps vou '>hould .11111\" for a .,11 .. rr
homeownL·r foru m p11111 In the ml'et1n~
.ind lhereafkr ~o into t''(l'ruti\f" 1te>-;1nn
rn the future • Dear Hotline:
I live in a condo minium I rent from
my brother. I have fo ur cats that livc.'-
w1th m e . My n e igh bor~ haH
complained to the association, saying
that my cats a re causing a flea
problem within the unit.
The association ha!i co ntac.1ed m~
brother demanding that I remove th('
cats from the premises and further.
that he pay to have.-the enti re unit
fumigated for the fleas. Can the\
force either me or my brother to
remove the cats and can they forc.c
him to pay fo r the fumigation?
Frustrated feline Fan
Dear rru<;t rated:
The answer 1:, ')c"' with r~pc1 t I•
removal. lnttiall}. yo,.ir brother prob.1l 1h
has violated tht• CC& R> whirr tvp•t .1.i,
havl' .:1n1m,1I rC''itnct1on<. 1 .1lltng for 111,
more th.rn rwo hou'><'hold pr•L<;
Add1t1on.:1lh to th1• c•\tt•nt that thc •
.inim.11., Jn· CJus1ng " nu1),1n1 t', 1h1,
would l On>tit11t<• o1 uw rl''>lrlC 111111
!>uh11·c11ng vour broth<'r 111 d l,1w,u11 h\
the .t<i!>0<.1Jt1on V\'hJI \111' do hJ\1 1 '"
your (J\Or i!> th<.· i,11 t th.ii cl'-'-<'lt 1al'c , ,
can n 11 t a r I u n n • .1 '-< ,,, ,1 h I e. ,1 11 d
proh1h11111g .ill pets ""t'm' unrC',1,on.11 ,•,.
to the Hotline.
Con\Cr'-<'I\' 11 '<'t'nh ,,.,1,tin,1bl1· 'n
matnt.1in n<) mnu · th,rn two t Jh Uf)l •11
dssur.mn• to lh" .t"':><lC1.11ion thJt 1111
unit will he lum1gatt'<I and the 1 o~ \\
be CML'cl (or tn ,1 d t .. m .ind ,,in1t.1r\
mannf'r
rRo!>' (1 •tnb<·rµ " ,,,, .11r11rn1 '\ .111cl
man.1~inµ partnC'r ot (t'/cf,oN L(>c \
Femtx•rx. .1 l.m tmn ''"'f'ha'1ZmF th•·
pract1u• of l.J1\ 111 t 11• .uc•.J • 1
commur111.,,. ,,,_,tll'ttlt1t "'' He• '.Jflf1, •:
indn•1du,11/\ rc''f>ond 111 (/llt ''t111n' I •11r
wlll am1,1•1 "' m.1m ,,, /><l"1blc 111 rh1•
wc>eJ...Jy f-lotlm<' _column. .~uhm11 111111
que~tmn' to C ommumrv A5'-<X 1.1111111
Hot/me, 16 7; W~tc hit DriVl'. 5t11r1 •
204, Newport 8t'.1Ch Q26b(}J
SUNDAY, OClOBER 6 * 2:00 P.M.
PREVIEWS: SUNDAY 9/22 and 9/29 • 12-S P.M .
PUBLIC REAL ESTATE AUCTION
BUILDER UQUIDATION FORCES SALE OF
Two One-\i?ar New Custom Homes in
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Both located Mlnutn from the Beach, Schook and Shopptng
Charming Cuatom Dramatic Home
Family Home With Catalina View
)204 &Nd, N-.on BMch
~ ~~ ~ '525.000
Minimum Bid· '410,000
46S w... ...... N....,., 8-ch
Ono-I °""lnll ~ '625.000
Minimum Bid '470,000
-
PAGE 40/ SATURDAY September 21, 1991
Realtors court success-at convention
T ht.>rc 1~ '>till tlfne to register and
· m.11or in ~utces)" al the 87th
.. nnual cum cntion and trade
through Oct. 2, at the San Diego Town
& Country Hotel.
inlormation needed to succeed in
today's real estate environment.
president ot research a~d t:Conom!cs,
will reve<il her 1992 California housing
market foreC.lst on the opening day,
Sept 30. .hm' l>! the California As,ociation of
~t·..iltor~ CAR>. K hcduled for Sept. 30
The convention -titled "Ma\'oring in
Success" -will provide rea estate
prof t'!!.Sionals with knowledge and
There is a difference .•.
Lowest Rates · Best Service
Nationally known convention
speakers include Barb Schwarz, a
~uccessf11I real PState $.'llespcrson and
sales tr. iner, and Floyd Wickman and
Steve Stewart, sales motivators. They
will cover topics ranging from "How to-
Scll More Houses witn fewer Showings"
to "How to Handle Stress in Real Estate
s,,lcs."
lhe convention also will feature
entertainer Rita M oreno; Cathy
Guisewite, creJtor of the "Cathy" comic
strip; Los Angeles Dodgers Manager
Tommy Lasorda and Harley Rauda,
president of the National Association of
Realtors.
Leslie Appleton-Young, CAR's vice In addition to educational seminars,
workshops and entertainment events,
the convention will include a three-day
rr.1de show with more than 100
C'Xhibitors of products, scrv1cE.>S and
tcdmology aimed at helping Realtors
c:ondud business more effectively.
I NEWPORT FINANCIAL GROUP, INC. U A MORTGAGE CORPORATION
Residential Home Loans * Purchase or Refinance * Loans to 2 million * Free 60 Day Lock-ins * SFR to 4-Units
Rates Subject to Change LdrjBkr
For More Information Call
Don Tilly 714-851-0202
30 Yr. Fixed 30 Yr. A.R.M.
1st T.O. 1 sl T.O.
® --..... ,..._,.
8.875°/o/9.128 APR 6.2500M8.525 APR
Max. loan $191.250
Min. 10% down
60 day lock
Max loan $600,000
Min. 10% down
60 day lock
WESTCAL FINANCIAL
11 41 1\U ll lllUllU 'lltll lllll\
30 Year Fixed
Still Under Market
8.75%/9.01* ....
·~ Oco.oeo SF'1
COrOo 'O $101 250
*Gfeat AdJustoble
R~. Tool
Storts 6.25/1.31 ~
1S•30e60 Day lock-Ins
• Purchase °' Reflnonc:e
• Jumbo loons ovolloble
to~ mlMlon
to'"• ltlt -~lo c~
Coll fOf Details
Paul Hamltton
(714) 720..8440 ® --...............
Those who h<ive not yet registered
can do so in person at the San Diego
Town & Country Hotel starting Sept.
J O. Regiwation fees -which include
o p e ning and closing sessio ns,
education.ii break-out sessions and
cntrJnce to the trade show - arc S 11 5
for CAR members and $135 for non-
m('mbers Continuing education and
meal events are available at an
.:idditional cost. A one-day convention
rcgistrJtion for Oct. 1 is available to
CAR members ior S50 and to non-
rncmbers for $65.
Trade-show-only passes may be
purchased at the exhibit hall for $20
per day. The trade show will be open
from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sept. 30, 9 a .m.
to 6 p.m. Oct. 1 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Oct. 2.
For more information on the
convention or to register, contact a local
board of Rt?<1ltors.
KEY LENDERS AND RATES .......
5.JSOr. ~> 1 750 8.07 1t1..250 2..375 fCO "'
s.r.:Jiili: 20 t.750 e..01 111,250 z..375 6CO w
------------------~ 7.15mr. 20 0..250 8..M 500,000 2..875 Lat ...
Central &u*ers s.w:.s (714) 833-«liM a.i'50r. 10 2.000 10 9..Q2 "Cett•;(f Mongage -(714) 34&87'02 -8.750¥. -5--2-.-,25---22·--9-.D.J--
-c.ommunfy West Mottgage (714) 588-3Q82 ---U~ 20 1.250 21 9.o& -----------5.. ~ 10 1.875 1.39 tt1.250 2.875 1TS tY
~--------------~ 20 1.500 8.19 500,000 2.!IOO 6CO 6M ----------------~---6..8~ 20 1..250 9 .46 750.000 ?.300 110 , .. -----------------------6.915()% 20 1.000 t .413 soo.ooo 2..300 no 1w --------------------6. 15mr. 20 1..250 t .51 350,000 2.350 110 1M ----------7 .3~ 20 t.500 9.4' &00.000 2.250 110 , .. --------------------- -----2.000 8 .22 191,250 2.500 6T8 6M
-~-F~ -<7••>~----9~--,-0--1.125--45--9.11
-Fll"St Pac'll.c Finanaat (714) ~1111 __ 8.875% 10 1.625 21 9. 10
-ffOOtline a.toogage (800) &U 78'6 8.875% 5 2.000 30 9. 14
-G.A. Aeisadenbal Leoding --(213)-402-2100 -8 siSi-5 2.000 45 -9.t 4-
-Giendai8 Federal~ ~fll•)·nfe20o _9000% 20 1750 45 e.2•
-HumeF&d 6aM-(800) ~2626 _ __!:.~--20 1 .~ 45 9.21
tbus~ ~ (800) 333--BANK 9.~ 5 --2-.000----90--9-.27-----------750, 000 2. 7'50 ~peO.ii lnterst.i*> FS1an (J i•I~ 590-J.WA ---a.875.,._ -,o-1.~ 10 9 00 1.000 a.» tTS
-~ndef\tMongage:..Co. -(714)93/-6200 ~ --~~---=-1.o -=_1_000 _21_ 9 .15 _ -----------6. 125"'-10 1 500 8 07 191.250 2.375 6CO ----~ndont Mongage. Inc. \714j ... ~ g~ 20 1 000 2! g 15 6.~ j() t.500 9.<M 191,250 2.250 110 , ..
--~.me-Moogage ---,1,•)i~ti~ s~ 10 ___ 2.000-10 ---Q02-s..a~-.o---,~,.oe 181,250 2.375 &CO-~
-~Home Fundtr19 t714) 757-1028----8-87S% --5--l~SOO ~--9()Q --,-:s1~-25--.:-s0o a.12 600,oocf~ LAI 3M-
-~ F~T~-(71'4)8St.&0'2---8875'tl.-10 2.000 60 91• 6~ 10 , 500 131 350,000 2.625 6CO ~
0ceanvt6w f~ c11 .. > ~---U75""--1-o--,.~ -30 9.oo -~-,0-1-:SOO '·'' 350.mo 2.soo ·-eco-w-
-Paof.ci Mon~ (714)253-415.S--S-250%-20 0000 lO 9.29 s.~ 20 o.ooo 9.26 101,250 2.250 110 1u
-Republtc F-edor.il---(rn)~--· -9~-20--,.,..25---'°--911---,.;A------WA-NfA NIA NIA NIA NIA WA
-S'hearson Lehman u.g.--<Boo> 33&30h0 9,~ 20---~-\, -9:z.=;--r.-~ 20 2.000 8.0.--&0o.ooo 2..250 1TS --6ii --un.-edeaw-sav. Ba.1k --ci)O)-.t.22:.:WT --9QOOIM. 5 1.000 30 -9~~-NIA NIA NJA--NIA ___ WA NIA NIA NIA
-V PWd~ (213}-~1-44-, ---8.7So.. ___ 5 . -2.000 10 -9~02-6~ 10 2.000 8..24 19\,250 UiOO IC() 6M -w.sa Coast ~:-Group -·(714) 2~2233 9.~ 10 0000 45 t .29 6.S2ft. 20 0.500 I~ '1!i0,000 2.750 11'9 1V--
-~Financial --,,,,.~ -l .S7!l%--10--1-625--21 9 10 ~ 20 1.500 • ,, !ICI0,000 2..500 .co--... -
-~ Cii9s Mt9. Cor'P (714) ~1968 9.oOO"i.---5--1.500 30 t .21 ~ 10 ,-.500 1.01 111.250 2.315 1CO Al
.. ' ' .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ ~ ............................................... .
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA McSA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, September 21 , 1991 I PAGE 41
REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE
214 SHERWOOD ST., COSTA MESA
Elegantly rer::ode:ed !::XECUTI\ "i:
11BR 2+BA 50x150 lot
DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO
$429.000.
CHELSEA REALTY
Ofc: 863-9580 Res: 642-4940
NEWPORT OFFICE BLDG!!
' Privltt ltstrooms • SpKr Aaibblt fOt ltist
• Assumt ~ • CO!Mllitnl lOCltion
• 8,900 Sq. Fl • w.n TrMlt r°' Rtsidentw
$1,399,000
JOYCE PALMER, Ownr/Agt
759-7659
~~:.~/,!.!(.('1;J
let U1 Help
Y11 Sell Your
Property!
OPEN SAT 1-5 SUN 2-6 • 210 LILLE IANE #313, NPT BCH
Spectacular Penthouse with 1850 sq.ft. Owner has closed escrow on
new home and extremely amdo~s. Reduced to $585,000
BROKER 760-0606 or 752-8522
• FOR SALE BY OWNER •
OCEAN SCENTED
BREEZES
along with colorful yacht
harbor excitement have set
the stage for twiHght dining
or just basking in the sun
from this four seasons 4
TWO
BRAi~D SPA."iKJNG NEW
CONTEMPORARY
CORONA DEL ~AR PAL\CES
Bdrm newly built home. The sunny comer location view captures
both San Clemente & Catalina Island and offers a famous sandy
beach picnic site just one short block away. If you're out of bread 1
or coffee. you wouldn't have far to walk. Besides, there's
something very special & thrilling about moving into a brand new
luxury ho me that's never been lived in before offers view terrace.
300 & 302 MARIGOLD AVE. CORONA DEL MAR
NOW $1,150,000; WAS ll,2!18,800.
Ofc. 842-0737 Res: 573-0201
._.,..._ ...........
221 llUIY
lncluJes liquor <;tore. re~taurant.
duplexes. liquor l1ccn~es AND
over 180' frontal!c on Coa't
HW) ... .ALL FOR Sl,950,000
642-5678
for information
MUST SILL
48R 38A. Den, Folmal Olnng, Central WA.
Designer Lighting, celling$. cabinets, CUS1Dm
Btlck nl Pab0$., Olk doors. floors. Genni
ContraciOfS own hOme.
can 675-6205
2BR home Is ready to move In with
lots of room to eicpandl Jacuzzi, great
entertaining deck, fireplace, garage,
RV/bOat parking ............ NOW H•t,000
' Jana Shuler at Pavllllon <Real
Estate: 675-1120 or 650·5049
..
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PAGE '~2'/s~TUROAY Septembe~ 21, 1991
REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE
~~~ ... $279,900 .,
~\) c:;t ~ ~
plL'!·~~'-'"'r-"1!! • landscaped
'I··~,.,,. l t "·~\ :,! f.11?JwooJ dl?ck spa.
·' · ·•'l ,., r ., I ' i;a.:-t
COMPLETUY RENOVATEDll
2663 REDLANDS DR .. COSTA•MESA
OPEN SUN 12-4
Call DAVID SANFORD, Bkr.
723-5001
\!.1• »<' Re;il Esrar.:
•Spa
•Pool
•View
• •Waterfront
*••Waterfront and Pool
vG111e Address at Guard Gate
HOMES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOMS
.i2t1 Westminster, Newport Beach
Security Gate e ClubhouH e Pool e Spa
Nl!WPOltT ll!ACH Versaillu 2BR 2BA condo
Neighbor on one side only• Great view1
Wonderful pnce'
OPEN SUN 2-5 101 SCHOU #116
PENTBOOS! St.ud10 on Plaza.Has ShoJ•·ed bdrm
area $111,000 or offer furnished $125,000.
Pti.JS .:;in buy ad1actnt ghost nn OWC !st TD
OPEN SUN 2 -5 (., 11 t~ ~111 Qt 102 SCHOLZ PH #45 .. VJ I • l..•<. °'I 'I l..' I 11 CH ;;q. rnn
Unique cus10fl\ 2 story beach homt 3 bdr ..
21"1 BA. French doors Lots of charm• Near
Coast 517 Poppy, ~ $760.000
C.atuy Zl Estate Realton
921-2160
OPEN HOUSE
3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
• 635 Hanlclor1, Huntington Beach
760-8702 $599,950 Sun 1·5
1829 Port Margate, Hrbr View Hmea, NB
640-5664 $499,000 Sunday 2·5
• 2208 Port Lerwick, Harbor View N B
759-9100 $485,000 Sat 1-4:30
641 Jo.Ann St. Coata Meaa
631-1266 $219,000
...-2525 Crestview Or. NB
646-4212 $795,000
Sat t-4
Sun 1·5
• • 4S45 Orrington, Cameo Shorea, CdM
759·9100 5' .550.000 Sat/Sun 2·5
1012 Nottingham, WestcllH
644-9060 $815,000 Sat 12·5
• e 420 HotmwOOd. N-port Beach
720-0611 S575.000 Sat 1·5 104 Via Vella, Udo lal•
Tranquil Harbor Island , ..
> .
Bayfront Perfection!· Beautiful Pntio
& Lawn. 5 Bdrm. Hardwood
Floors. Private Dock.
Beverly Morphy 675-9073
Co.1!.I :-Jc.:wport Propcr11c'
* e,...54 AoyaJ St George. Big Cyn, NB
760-8702 S 1 ,595,000 SaVSun 1 ·5
15172 Vichy, Irvine
76<>-8702 $314,900 SaVSun 1·5
1601 Port Abbey, Harbor View Hms, NB
640-5664 S5t9,000 Sunday 2·5
•520 Oe Anu Or, Corona del Mar
800-221·2177 $629,000 Sunday 1·5
• 2400 WlndWard Lane, Newport Beach
673-7300 S525,000 Sun 1·5 645-8897 $619.900 Sunday 12·5
720-0611 $337 .000 Sunday 1-5 304 Onyx, Balboa laland
Sat 1·5 1708 Skytarlc Lane, Baycrest North • 6204 W Oceanfront. Newport Beach
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
• 72 1 Hfll1otrope Corona oel Mar
7~q 9100 S759.000
3 BEDROOMS
111,>1 TradC'w1nos. Baycresl. NB
Sat 1·5
7;>Q. I f04 5499 000 Sun 12·3 30
11 rM Co11na ll1sta, Easts1oe CM
760·!>000 S317 000
761\l nedlands Dr. Easts1de CM
Sunday t·5
'23 5001 S279 900 Sunday 12·4
'>96 Fayono Circle Mesa North, CM
546 0507 S252 400 Open Daily 1-4
• 229 Emerald Bay, Emerald Bay Laguna
494·1555 $1.365 000 Sal/Sun 1-6
I 12 Via Xanthe, Lido lsto
673· 7300 $640 .000
122 Pearl Ave, Balboa Island
675-4822 $595,000
714 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
673·7300 $1 ,350,000
Sun 1'""'
Sat 1·5
Sun 1·5
675-4822 $919,000
673-7300 $475,000 Sa11Svn 1 ·5 673-7300 S 1 .375,000 Sat/Sun 11-6
319 Driftwood, COM
673-1181 $860.000
4 BEDROOMS
• ........ • 5 Rue Fontaine, Big Cyn, NB
Sun 1-5 4 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
e 482 Abbi• Way, Eastalde. Coata Mesa
631...S011 $429,000 Saturday t-4
•• • 6 Rue Vlllars. Big Cyn NB
673-8728 St .339.000
•2135 Ins Pl, Costa Me11a
B73-7300 $374,000
Sun 1·5
Sun 1·5
760-8702 SI, 139,900 Sun 1·5 • ..-300 Marigold. Corona del Mar 8112-0737 S 1, 1 S0,000 SaVSun 1.5 1860 Port Renwick, N.B.
760-9589 $499,000 Sun 1·5
• 19141 Norwood Terr, Turtle Ack, Irvine 284 Sherwood St, Eastalde CM
642·4940 $429,000 Sunday 1·5 760-8702 S895,000 Sun 1·5 2412 Orange Ave, Costa Mesa
let Ut Help Y 01
Sell Your Property!
642-5678
-
673-7300 $349,000 Sun 1·30-5
S08 Redlands, Npt Hghts, N-port BHCh
645--0721 $599,000 Sat/Sun 1·S
5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
.. ,...39 Harbor Ridge, Hrbr Adge, NB
760-5000 $1 , 175,000 Sunday 1 ·5
*2437 Bamboo, Ea.stbluH, NB
644-0195 $649,000 Sat t2·5
k • • j 14 Oak Crest Ln, Big Cyn, NB
873-8728 $2,649,000 Sun 1·5
••106SI Antigua Way, Newport Boh
759-9100 $1 ,399.000 Sun 1·5
,5ATUSOAY,. ~eptember 21, 1~1 lc-f»AGE 43
OPEN HOUSE
8 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
••,..-10 Bumfno T,..., Big C9nY0". NB
76M100 $1.185.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
r
TOWNHOMES
CONDOS FOR SAL~
1 BEDROOM
• .,....240 Na 1 US, VIiia Balboa, NB
94&-S770 '207,700 Sat/Sun 12-4
• ...... 240 Mee 118, VIHa Balb9a. NB
64&-41770 $207,700 S.t/Sun 1-4
•e ..-102 Scholz PH 11'45, Versailles, NB
759-1877 S118,000 Sun 2·5
2BEDROOMS
..... 950 Cagney 1111oe. VIiia Balboa. NB
64H770 $256,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
• e 411 'h Dahlia, Corona del Mar
673-8494 $345,000 Sunday 1-5
.e ..-210 Liiie Ln 318, Sea Faire. NB
631·1286 $279,900 Saturday 1-5
••.,220 Nice Ln #104, Vllla Balboa, NB
434·9504 $219,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
• 100 Scholz Plaz.a 11114, Versailles
673-7300 $197,500 Sal 1-4
• • e ... 101 Scholz Plra 116, Versailles, NB
7S9·1877 $249,900 Sunday 2·5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
•381 Seawlnd NB (Irvine AvefUnlVerslty
673-8728 S2S•l.000 Sun 1 ·5
3BEDROOMS
311 Alta lJI, Costa M ...
548-5647 $199,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
340 E. 20th St #83, EMtalde CM
650-&4645 $259,900 Sunday .1-4
• 410 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
873-8494 $475,000 Sunday 1.5
..-e 210 Ullo l.n-313, Sea Fatre, NB
760-0606 $585,000 S.t 1·5/Sun 2-6
• t114Bar1ovenlo Ct , Newport Crest
673-7300 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 BR plus FAM AM or DEN
....... 220 Nice Ln •310, VIiia Balboa, NB
721-1200 $439.000 Sat 6 Sun 1-S
4 BEDROOMS
339 Monte Vista, Eutslde CM
631·1268 $219,000 Sunday 1·S
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 BR plus 2 BR
237 Opal, Balboa Island
675-4822 $939,000
3 BR plus 2 BR
• 4809 Seashore, Newport Beach
Sun 1.5
673-7300 $1,269,000 Sat/Sun 11-6
HOMES
FOR RENT
• •e..-240 Nice 111314, Villa Balboa. NB
646-6770 S 1700/mo Salt Sun 1 -4
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you .
CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE
C'"i ')I
I • • ' I dt 'I " ' ••
Cor0n.1 ;
ck 1 r, t 1: • u..? 2
>1 ••• .....
• Ir 1.• U mATI CMEERS
Gent· 1 ", , 1u~ NATIONWID• USA Belt Condos
la Exp'd & Seeka DUPLEX 305 Camatlon
*OPEN•
Exp'd Secy'• & S/I ,,.,.. vt..
Mgra. Also. Agts earn CORONA DEL MAR Open Sal 1-Spm
S3000 mo pot'l In AD--e>c.an aide of PCH J04IJOI ..... ~
COTO DI CAZA DtTKNI to comma to Juel a short walk to T au.sty Spimalttr tocn.. F0t Appt, call the beach. 3 bdrms, 2 op eon.diori
P..,... Glheple baths. ground floor Open Sun 1"5pm ••••eoo unit with tlreptaoe & EVAN COftUTT
SUN ,.
31031 V\e ...,...
Fltnc:ft ew.y £-.
$1,885,000
STUNNINO NEW MEDI· Pflvate patio plus 2 87a-4199
~RRAHEAN on 2.75 bdrms. 1 bath apt. Collll ltlwpolt ~ ecret. Minutes t o ov• the garege with _..;...;..;..;.......,;,,_.....;,,,, __
~ ...... Tntl Equaetrtan &tale
11,491,000
cout In San Lufa Rey private eundeck & tiny LOCATION!
.,_ east of ocaane-ocean view. Oulel lo-L ""ATIONI Ida. 3 flfeplacn, 34570 cation on "no a thru -Ma ft one level t>Nuty. atreet". SH9,000 The call word for eolld
P._._ t .__~ Molivated eeller. lnvestm enttl Sea -&··---..... carp•. '""--4t1V. Dmhllll a --'"' ..,_. «>"-f'ellbn>otl and Bon-673-4400 41CMI CWdeMocl 111..atJI ... echoote. l'lll-724-SUN 1·8, $345K &
Cotd'Mll a... 7400· South RMI I!• $475,000. 2 Wall buln
• ..._ Mwkec M4t.500 t o w n ho m • • • 11 •N.B. CHARMIHO 29R
cott~ • .,.,$0 tot. dreued up & waiting!
Dec ger •lclre ctrM. M~ cand. $295K
f·,
I '.J ,·
.C.M. 19' ttme buy9r. C I Spec prog . Feet B Y owner. hermng
below mlct Intent••· b9yfrne ""' 488 home, 5,. dwn. call fOf' de-or 28r 288 dplx. Pvt tails on ..,,.,_, prop-bch/plar. Onr m ay
ertlea. •C .• M. Low carry up to '1'°" w/ Pflca. 1184,500. 4BR, ~ l)uyef. Ful Pfic•
21/\BA. Dbl Mt pr w/ 11.850,000. 499-2088
opnr. Omblt w . RMI
Eatate Stof'9 122·T778
KIOWTIOll
l ,, .
. , . ' . ' . ~ .
Purchue tt'9 ...,. of -~==:::::: your~.,..,_ onfy 5,. dOWn. No ceoetno tl'Wm• YALUEI
c:oete needed. ""'8 • ChermlnQ newer En-
not • VA, A4A • eQ-alleh Ndof twnrvne.. ulty ahale. Vou ,-. _,. 2~8a. 1319.500
c.tYe 1ocn. oWMl9hlp & 2BR 28A 1349.500
& 1~ la ........ W/Noh VllA.ltted ~ Must ~...__ Inge, ~. dWt
•nd .....,.. en.om.. rme + T9mt91 OPllN
Cell .c~ Aft TWVI -~ NTMCKIWI .......... ,.. -_.,..,. .._.,.. a • mvv '°"' .,...,......, ,.. .... ....., _________ ~---! ........ ~ .. ,
~.Yt~t•te ::
54'bDOWN
4BR, 2\1\BA Har'IMK
View Hllta .....
MOOr Completefy ,..
modeled. O utdoor -0-PEN--SUN_D_A_Y-1--5-I
apa, tropfcal lndscpg. BR 3a.. ••...., Lr App x 2 , 4 0 0 a If 4 ' .... , •-,. g •7~.000 721•1990 lot. 620 Da Anza Dr. se20.ooo a.2'l1~n
OF THE ENTIRE
NEWPORT HARBOR,
PACIFIC OCEAN &
CATALINA ISL.ANDI
llMncllff
Thie eplffy 3BR Home
Is fraeh on th• mart<.t
and frffh u • daisy.
TutefUlly dec:oreted A
In •JCcaHenl condition.
New cwtom 3BA twft-~Mid on • P..-.
hmt w/f"'t 3 a 4 cat feet 8,000 eq ft tot
... .....,.1 Open a airy with plenty of room -----& one wem. to expand. w/ gourmet khchent Semi private beechM
pvt jacuu.la. A true In thl• communl1y. home feel! For lhOM n..-~ Sun, 1 t who _,. the beet hi ...,.,_ •
quellty end vlewt. 15• 319~
Only HH,000 to 873-1111
11,245,000. Wntlend ---------! PropettiM, IA4«leO WM!'•~ llOIM .... -u ... •1•• ~-*"--·" """ .• ,.... ..., Acooll,.., ~....,,
ao4caMITIOI. Clll ~" ......
Costa Me ~-
.• \C'KU: c,;11.11'
REALTOR
Rtu of ttt. V-.r '90
EAITllDE .. 0 T Iv AT • D
"JUST L laT•Dt S•LL•Rt Condo w/2
Hard-to-nnct 2 e10tV lg mstr •ul1••· Newty
hOme w/~ • ape. lndscpd P9l1o. 2 car Lovely pnv.te muter garage. $179,000 •utl•. $399,000
DRASTICALLY R•· DUC•D DHpereta
owner h• purchased
another home. 38A
2BA. huge lot w!RV
perking. Now only
$297,000. Submit all
otferwl
ATTRACTIYll 4BR
home W/Vaul1ed cefl-
lnge, brictt frptc W/
bltln bookc••••· $209,000
D•LIGHTPULLY
DIPP•R•NT Pool
home. 48drm, 2BA.
femtty rm w/ft~,
1389,000
CHARMING! 4 BR
28A home, famtly rm
w/ frpfc, MP melr .-.
ape. 4 ear get11ge w/
alley ecc::eaa. 1429,000 OPtlllUT1-4
48.aMal•WAY
131-8011 --.. --
GC'rl1'r,1I '1 I,' l ,• • · 1 ','('.',
BLUFFS•EASTBLUFF
LARQl!ST "LUSK" · REDUCED
$80,000. 5BR, 3BA, 3 car ganige,
pool. apprx 2,800 sq. ft. Seller
an>Cloutl $649,000. Barbara Sanregret
OPD IAT 11..a 1a1 1••00
lll!WL Y CUSTOlltZllD -Expanded
"X" Plan. Apprx 2,700 eq.ft., best
quality. 58R, 3BA. huge fam rm, new
ldtc:hen, $370,000 (Uf)
ONll .... t-4 114 VISTA TRUCMA
HELEN 8. DOWD
Re•ltor llio. no-Ta.
U81&..., ................
Cost.i r,1., .. i 1 o.::
But Buy E.Slde, 38R
2BA, fam rm, RV ecc.
S258K. 332 Monte
Vlata. 840--a095.
E/alde pvt Exec twnhm,
end unit. 1750 a/ f,
3Br 2 + Ba, yd, 2 car,
frple. Bkr 831-5737
Cn'.->Lt r.1t " 1 , ll2-1
CONDO
311 Alta Ln. 3 BR, u.
8A and unit Enc
patio, de1 2 car ga-
r age Super clean•
S t95,000 Call M r
Robinson, ~nt
714-548-5&47
HUGE PRICE REDUCTIO N
on 615 CARNATION, Corona dcl
Mar. Remodeled, adorable 3bdnn w
2 car garage just South of the HW)'
and close to shopping and parks.
Out-of-area owner wants QUICK
SALE, so hurry on this one. CALL
TODA\'!!
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
MOt\lCA l lJCClbl
11'7 a..: 650-t75' SU1AMfCI .,..
llU
tis: "1-4115
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PAGE '44 /SATURDAY September 21 , 1991
CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE
Costa Mesa 1024
BY OWNER
MESA NORTH SBR
t 3/4Ba, eompl9tely r•
rno<Uli.d, al& new on corne r tot, marble
hrdwd & eera"llc tlle.
Mu91 •-I $252,400.
c (_\' ! • , O ~I "> ' (I,_ ;
SELL
Hl. '1 •1,1'
8•. I . ·
~ ..
Dbl MBR/28a
$211,400. S.c com-
plex nr Hoae Hoep.
~at ·MCM
lr\111t · 11).).\
$1,000 DOWIU
1 BR 1 BA townhom., 0,..... T,.. Or1gf..
nal own«, ct.41\ & ...
rene. 1112,000.
UZI CHUCK .M>N•S 7904000 _....,..,a
WM*R .. . . .
LLO~_GS~:~ NEWPORT
NEW LISTING!
4 Bedroom -PALERMO
Lowest Priced -Upgraded
$519,000
OPEN. SUN 2-5
1601 PORT ABBEY
48R-2-$TY H.V. HOMES
1 • sred SEAWIND large lot Portofrno ~I
$619,000
JASMINE CREEK
N~ isling Pion 4 $649,000 End unrt -Complete
.r o ') "1PS Oceor"J view . extra IOlge fomity 1oorn
OWNER MAY CARRY 10% DOWNll
Toto remooel new kJ1chen rt&N MBR SUtte. rt&N
root new doors & 'NlrdoNs $659,000
OWNER MAY LEASE OP110N
(Mrntego·3BR) $539,900. or leoSe at $2,200 per
month. Lots of custom improvements Extrcxxd1ro·
1y 1orge 1ot
PRIVATE • SECLUDED YARD
Polermo-4 Bedrooms PIOntat1on Shutters. Berber
1.,..orpets $559,000
CLOSE TO GREENBELT
(Polerr-.;o·•~Y.p::inoed 4BRJ $699,000 Best location.
new k•ICh"'n steps to greenbelt
WELL PRICED 3 BEDROOMS
(CormP.1 $419,000 Lowest P'ICed 3BR. W1de IOI.
m1 •t1'"'ul "'\IJS core owner hos maved
'"TURN·KEY'' MOVE RIGHT-IN
(Carmel ·3BR) Upgraded new tx:::iths. kitchen.
carpets. more 1829 PORT MARGATE ~99,000
OPEN SUN 2-5
LAGUNA IEACH
TOWNHOME
In lt'e l9'IOC0S. 2 Bed·
rooms. 2 5 bolt\5 lwO
years new excel·
lent IOcotion $209' 900
-.:=.10NGS OF NEWPORT
GERRY AND CHRISTA --640-5664
J6J SH MIJ1tel, #J20, N-port Buc.8', Ca. 91660
11. •1 • 1••.
r J'" . .
Bi". I : 111, j
.alOTI.
CMlmlYVILUQI :t conelguOua kQ ..,.
teglcally located
ecroM from municipal
petklng tot on ~ St In Cannery VIiiage
area. Suitable r-or
com~
development.
1780,000. May pur-
chae aeperatety.
Ill t••
ETHEL'S BEST BUYS Of THE WEDI
NEWPOIT BEACH'S PIDSf GATED COllllUllTY
nDD GOIJI COVUB ROJITAGIS JR PUSTIGJOUS
SIG CAJnOlf To«aDy rcmoddcd and plU9bJy ~ tn quallty,
this estate ow:rfooks the 18th hole. Fatl.ns lndudc ~ in.-
suites, 6 lar)le bedrooms, 4.5 beths. & owr 5700 aq. ft.. of~
IMna. DnimatJc Italian wtth vautkd ~. owrstzed mmtilc
llnpla«. decorator comas and .aav wall. Supa1:> acwmct kltcha\
offers Qriddlc p.s coolt top, whttcwuMd cabinetry, a tranftc counter
tops Also Included: atta lar)le r.muv room, ~. T.V. room wtlh
skyllQht addlna amblcna to this quiet rdrul. • lllaa atrh.an/IOlarium1
luxurtow master suttc Ccaturu hlfJhcr-s dotc;ts and marble fttqllace.
shutters, a pdvatc dcd, • ~ bathroom with spa tub. Plush
c:arpctlna, the atcnstvc use ol marble. r.cascd ~ Frcnc:h
wooden window/doors. lush ~ plantadon shutters a 3 car
praae wtth extra stotaac spocc, !Oft Dmll BOIDll
83 ROYAL ST. GEORGI $1,995,000
-Nn-llCMa
I PAllTYI
lntNa ~«Mc·
or1llOr .,.rfect 5,000 el
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TenMI ON TODAY
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C..DIE DE LA C..Ellf ver .. lllas LaTour Up-
graded 2 m11r ate
condo. 300 C911ney
•210 Sell S218K; or
Ls• $1 300 831-4t971
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8(•,tc 11 1 Ot g 8t1,I\ •. 1 ll,,'I j • " • )') .t . . ....... ~ Charming 4BR
2Ba, frplc, AV parking,
ranch hae for I••
f·J. .'. i ' ' • I f:~ ·~' 111t1~.i
B.1lt)n 1
P,;riirhti!.l .' 107
osta Mesa 2124
* E.Slde. new P'URN.
2BR 1 BA, remod. w d ,
gd stor. $1095
$900 aec. utll Incl. No
pets 646-1078.
180 0.0.,,eann St
$1450/mo 642-54&8
EASTSIDI!! lg 3Br 2Ba
rear dplx. Nice yard
patio. 2 car parking
Fresh pai nt. new
blinds. avl OC1 I SI
St200. Bkr 675-4912
GREAT for roommates•
3BR. 3'hBA condo
Yard, patio, gar, etc
S1425tmo_ Ah new
2335 Elden. 642·3812
MESA VERDE 4Br 2Ba.
den, 2 frplc new car-
pet. $1500/mo, grdnr
Incl. (805) ~54~
NO DEPOSIT OAC
3BR. 2~8A. Vaulted
3BR 2Ba house In quiet cells. decorator win·
CAPI!! Cod H .. 3ar, Eastslde neighbor-doW cov.rlngs & wall·
h __ _. N I t th paper. Formal dining
•3BR twnhse Nwpt
••.-rent Charming Heb. ffplc. pa11o, gar,
4BR 2ee beach hse, very nice. 322 Ogle St.
tumlehed $2300 mo. $995 mo M7·7540
' No Pets 873-e398
BEACH LMNOI CM-NB
area. EZ financing,
low coat. 1980 Golden Weet. Uke new. $4K
down ~ S2t1K uaum-
able loan. 722-9840
den, 2Ba. frpl, nu crpt, """' ew P• n ru· t LI hi I & rm w/w.,_ bar. Family 1·'111ay atreet. $1600 ou • g • a ry ......., lse. 714-723-6173 clean. M ini blinds. W/ &l'M-Wood burning ~~'213.5gg.1 g46 O hkup. Lg encl back· frplc In step-down
yard w/covered patio. lvng rm Sliding doors Fum Cozy 28f cottage Ideal for w orking lead to patio Llghl
refurbished, steps to roommates looking for and bright kitchen w/
bchl Carport. lndry a quiet place 10 Uva greenhouM.wlndow 2
HUNTl .. QTON rm, S900/mo 723-6463 S9951mo Me-4902 car attached gar w ,. laundry area. Ex1ra lrg BEACH AREA PENINSULA 3BR 2BA. ver:y cozy storage area In garage
•.s3eOIMO Incl utll. 4BR . 3BA, ocean home, 1 ml to bch, could be converted to o r If 1 w 0 0 d park . view Avail Oct. $2450. close to bike tr all. office or excerclae rm
28drm, 28a, IMMAC _v_rly.;..._A_g::.1 ___ &4_a._1_938 ___ 1 quiet neighborhood. s 1 3 5 o /m 0 ca I I
LESS THAN $40,000. WINTER. On tti. Point. wa:•; pd& ~~n~/ap: I Buddy, Agl/Brkr at •• Owner 714-373· nr ocn. Furn 4Br 2Ba, man · · · m · 546-2313. at la.st & dep. No ......;;.....;...;:;.;;,....;.. ____ _
8211. C.U fOf Appl. frplc, d/W, w/d, gar. Pets TRW r•pc>f1 raq. I Rent/Ue Opt 38' 2•hBa
$75-0M4, 816-244-5512 73&-H50. Med-st)4e twnhm near
NB. Patios, l/p, dbl 48r 2Ba hm, 2-car gar, gar, ~. d1'N. micro
frplc, lg !need yd Incl dryr S1250 8t8-7Q&.8003 '-• .. ' 4' C0rnr1.1
llt'r r.1 I' ~ ~ 22 grdnr. No peta. $1150. •
_ 301 Hamilton 557·2289 ..S-0 ~•r 2Br -----...,,..,,....---,-1 Y.tBa, jac 1Ub, frplc, CHARMING 3BR, 28A
CORONA DEL MAR -ocn vu! Y.t blk water. twnhm. N.wty remod·
1bd, garage . $1075 Drive by 214 Femi.at. et.d. Pool & pvt patio.
BALBOA PALMS • 1 $1850 mo. 675-8427 $1250/mo. 65().9379
bd, penthae, vua • 2BR 2Ba hae nice CLEAN 2Br du~. encl
$1100 • gar new carpet &
CANYON ISLAND • 2 patio. 1 car gar•~· pal~I. $700/mo. Call bd twnhm . $1375 Cloaa to •hops .. n r 4 548-3135 UDO ISLE • 2 bd apt . beecnll 38().~ Agt .....;;8....;..9 ......;pm;;......;..' ..;.... __ _
$1395 SBR 2onBA. 2 car gw.. COSTA llESA/
TOWERS • 2 bd bay· w/d. 1850 a.f. beam•. NEWPORT IUCH
front. great vua • •kylta, ptltio, $1750/ ~Lnaa $1800 mo. Val/64&-1457. _..._ .......
OCNFRNT. 3 bd fum. 3BR 2onea. 413 Gold-180 ,..__.llo St.
winter. $1600 enrod, eon ~ .,... -• WESTCUFF • 3 bd Frplc ,,., .~ aya e 2&3 Bdt'm, 2'°'Bath
Po<>I home • $2700 • -• ..... • •Townhouse Apta
OCNFRNT • 4 bd rum lndry. 12100· 675-4991 e Subternnean
hotJM, winter . $3400 3~ 2Ba. So of Hwy, nr Gated Parking
UDO ISLE • 3 bd t>ay• bch & atorea, g•. e Oulet Garden
front. $4000 Adults. No pet•. setting
CHINA COVE • 3 bd $1250/mo. t175-27tl3 •EZ Acceas to o .c .
house • S3500 503 POINTSETTIA 2Br Airport 1Ba front hM. W/ovt •Ideal tor Airport RENTA~~~:.LABLE i~:S~ s:~:~~ar PWUTAll'f1AL
Watemont Homaa Inc.
Realtors
831-1400,~
B ilt1 •.
I 0..,1 l' ~ i . '\)fJ
SBR, View Executive
Homa In Spyglass.
$4500/mo Av*' 10/t. Coldwell Bank9', Kay
Rangef · 644-90e0
CHINA COVE 3Br 2Ba,
oc.an ~. nr beach,
IM .. AU.OIAICE
(714) l50-91M Mr.w...., N BAY t rf • 2 fl'plc, dbl• garage. * wa • ron.. $2500 ...... 544-e130 CUSTOM COllDOll ~;,r2,,~ Mv:'or~ --·uFU-r $995-2BR 1Ba, W/D ... ,.,..,., .,. .... ~-n1a llMNl"l•nn. '"6 1no1 COlld pncg. s1e
Hunt,r1ql. 111
Bc<1cl1 21 40
* •ASY MOYK·IN
4BR 2BA. nr Spring·
dale & McFadden.
6Q32 Vane Clrcle
$1250/mo, tncd yd &
patio. da 727-2444,
ev./Wkncta 494-4144.
Near Schools
4BR 2~8A. 2-mstr
BR. gat door opener.
8232 IOmberty. $1250 mo ~ aec. 893-4779
H tl'1!1r 1,1!r,.-,
H.1r t1l1ur ,' 142
2BR. 1 BA condo. 2
atoty. Front patio, gar
Lndry, pool. $900/mo
(213) 306-9786
lrv111.. 21 44
nR DA Townhoma
Turtle Reoll Ridge
End Unit, IU'llUrloUI
s111s1mo. can:
LIZ / CHUCK .10••• 7904000 ........ .,~
WM*" ,,. . . --mo T"F _. e.y~ch views In Rochea1er ~ 2'hBR 2Ba. gat, w/d, fl China Cove. 3BR. -~-.;.... _ _,_..--.;..;..._1
p, mlcfo, nice decor. 2"'8A 9')arkUng home E'llDI IL.Diii LOC
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81'.1 ' . '18 201 Ruby. $1900 mo W/1rllJ decl<. Fum(Un-•2 muter BA, 2BA. Yf!Y , .. 873-5348 fum Yr1y &40-0394 frplc d/W W/d -·d 2 Lowly No. L.eguna 3BR -• • • ,_ • 38a. htdWd ... .,
38R 1Be hN. gar, ttp4c, JASMINE PARK. 3BA, ~· Of·~n:: OOltG•OU• VtSWa
trOnl/,.., patlo9, -v 3Y•BA. Frplc, A/C, ....... _ 3BR 2 ......... •vall 12700/mo. 97S-7at8 clean & quiet. S1300 MO garag.. $2400/ ..,.., ...,"'",..
Avl t t/t . 875-3883 mo. 720-3M5
CHARMING 2BR + LOVELY SBR, 2~BA
study, 1BA home. A home. 3 blka ftom
mUal ... I 11475/mo. bMCt\ W/Vel & mwty mtcfO, d/W, fncd yd,
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79CM384. ...,.... de f"emtMI. ~· 11215. ~
FUf'ft 3& 28&. frptc, '2200/mC> 17M127 iJiiD• OOTTAG• :..:.· ~ !:t:"2
pa11o, 880, _,., ntoal ,.._ ,__ ~ 38' 2Br ze.. ~ yard. cet. oomm pool, spa
t mo. IM tll etae>l92. 39a, v•r~. frplc, lndry rm, llvl 10/15. 6 1'eMl9. 11700 y11y lt'°°'mo eT ... Ma pdo, _.,.. -..hed 9MS/mo. ..... ,,.., ....., ~ Wlfttelo
WINTER RENTAL 38R, cebtnMa. ...ano ~ nloe S8f on ~ • ~ L••••• To
28A, dbl .,.,.. 6 NICE 2Br ()fide COM, ...... l<ar llJ#, huge Ct 111• ....._
patto. 11271/MO lr1-310 L.artmpar, I blla yd, w/d NI~ GrdlV/ 2 6 ~ P-rom
cludH ut.... Aeefr ~ ~ ~ .,-0. W'lr pd. 2831 ~ 11200 to l2200
p,._ 115-4000 AIJO/mO. °"" ...,. er. a1100.. ~' ..... ....,.. ""' 9un. 114 • .-.na w--e Ta4700 Oil ........ lftd ,... a . I .. -pl.-to.,.,,._..... ..... .... ......, a.ii ..... t \tM. t C9t Po o..lllld worb-....,.., ~-'... .....,_,..... ~.... • "*°" ... dlaUtlt
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Newport
Beach 2 169
B. 1 i[)() I
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$1700/MO 2 Huge Large 3BR yrly 12BR APT for 2 ~-lulcUt)' 1BR Apta. We 2459 Rue de c.nna.. •New~ 2ba. ~ Wllllcto~nrHo.g NB "8 SBr Mar Hoeg.
MBA StH +Sep. .. ............... S1800 N/amkng, no peta. otter ai>acloua units. 2BR 2BA. ger., blt-4na, """· vtew ~. w/d, SAVE~ OH DEPOSIT w/d, fp, pao, C1een
Fam. Rm. + Sep. Din. 1BR Oplx quiet teool Patio. $1200/mo Incl quiet complex, pool. lndry. $795. 494-2471 ger, IA bfk 10 bchl No • 18R-$700.28R-$875 qut.l non-.mkr MJF.
Rm .. 2BA, Over 1700 3BR Balboa Island/ utlla. 854-0939 Ctoae lo ahopa. Call &'Side, 8700, 2Bf) .,.._ S1400/mo. Avt 81 Poo4/Spa &4e-e83I S400+\.\. 931·7467
Sq. Ft. Penthouae. Vi-............... t2175 CUTE dwnstn studio Caaay M2·1401 or 1BA, f/p, gar, enc 15-e/15. e7-...07 Winter, 28R 2BA, f/p, NB Oen ytew condo.
Ocean/Catalina Vlewa. FUllNISHllD vt u U1 I 1' Stop By: patio pet OK. nr ell tndrv rm gar pkg \i Pvt beth poet •pa. wt
Pools/ SpaafTennl1. WINTER HOM•• 1 ~75.P:O:,h ~ark :vC.: 1939 Wallace Ave. achla'. walk to ahop • 2BR 2BA Yearty. '950/ bl~ fiOn'i bch. 11M&1• • 'd ~,__ Agt ...._.770 We Have Nice/Clean Can 213-433--2854 BUNK HOUSE bch. 931-4036. mo. V. ~k bay nr U. 4473 Ot 81~ room, w,. ' ............. . Homea Still AvaJlabl• F B brary. Non-amkr. ~ _87_5-6488 __ • ____ _ * IDllEC/llACK BAY urn 2 R 1Ba dwnatrs, APARTMENTS EXTRA LO 1BR 1BA 3988 or 81&-791M111 NWPT PENIN. 2 pf'Of
3 Bed + def\, 2.5BA, Ilk• new. PaUo, c:ar-$H Sec. ~ft all new, walk-1n Clo ... , 28 R apt dwn9tra ffP fem aHfc prof male
2300 s/f, aep lam rm I port, d/W. $850 wntr. gar w/h kup $750. No gat seOo/mo. on· • 21-30. 3BR/2BA. $433/ , formal dining, cul-No pet/amkg 675-8435 Spacious 1 2BR Peta. Jun 720-1221 • mo + utlls. 723-1722 de-sac $2100 Vaoana* apta. Quiet, cool or 438-7000 Ext 200 Penlnaula Pt.
ReMax 942-9797 oc .. n brffze. Poot & CMM8&4. lteoM W/e view on FURN BACH lncludea Lido 8ay. Full ha. •180" OCllAN, CITY ~ed parking. u1fl1. Ready nowt P9ta 3ettl St. 1Bt ju9t remod, prtva, M50 F•m.
HARBOR Vl•WS 54&-0338. o .k. Pool, trg fnc:d yrd. bright • ally. New e76-0tl98 LW"ft ~~·~ ~al=· ~7~ ~~~!!!!!~~~~ ~~-~ 2:! •CLOSE TO ALL! S550/mo. 47&-1060 :=Ynvfrig~. CdM room wtpvt bath • Roomm.ie W11nted to
645-«>00 Ev 760-2570 ..: MaJn Chan!, pvt bch. $150 OFF GOOD LOCATIOll 38R 2,. .. ·UPPER -. kltctt prtv In VW'Y nice ahare 38R 2BA Bal.la LIDO ISLE w/d, utll pd. 675-1751 2BR 1BA, lndry rm, •S200 OFF!! • ""' • -· hm. F.m Pffrd. '550/ Home with owner, *8AYRJDGE COlfDOt 4BR. 3BA. $2850/ mo. OC"" ..... ONTI F CIOH to 1hopa & le&. a..g.. Mature mo Incl uttla. 875-7695 mat9/fem prof. 25 to
Gated community. Yearty. Agt 648-1938 * ~FR um. bu .... Witt accept Larg• 2BR 1 •hBA c:ple. S13&0 yrty IH. CM. Empl Male 35-+. 35. S$50/mo. w 851·
2BR. 2BA, A/C. ITplc:, ---'-......:""-----I Winter Sept-May '92. 0 . c . HOYllng. $650 twnhM, lndry room, No pets. 850-7872 No amk/drink. Furn, 5110, h 723-1857.
pool, spa. $1450/mo Nwpt "9t9 1611 Clift 3 BR, 21hBA. Aw.aome 2261·2284 MAPLE patio, d/w, $795/mo. 48R 2BA, f/p, gar, nr TV, h waah/cook. $95/ SC MetJo..S400 .,. y,
760-1275 Or. fmt unit 2BR, 1BA. v1-. Fp. deck. Cln. CENTAUR MGMT 2078 TMURIN bc:h & Udo 1hops. Wffk. 8.ny 545-41545 utll. N/S. 2Br 1Ba.
•BLUFFS 3BR 2Ba t -;'~~sJ{fm';;. ~:;~1 ~ra. ~~67t1=· $l500i 642-2288 or 93l-2725 64f=~R:~~"1s $1550. en-9201. E. CM, fem only, non/ Pool, apa, gym. tenn,
Story. frplc, 2 car gar. p NO BACHELOR ntc:e conv. •Do you need lg clean Bchfrnt. Brand rMW 2BR amkr, le.It & lndty prtv. 24 hr MC 55&-4155
Nr CdM High Sehl NW T • 2 Mair area. sep. full kit. 2br 1ba? Garage, n-WGE 21R, 1111 18a, 2 car parking, $300 T Y.I utll. Avt 10/ Share VIiia Balboa
S1600 Agt 760-0865 8191• 2BA, 2 car gar, $590 lnclud utll. quiet cpt, O/W, storage. .. ...... 131-408I wt"'er or yrty. $1225/ 1. 846-8405. condo. Tennis, pool,
•BLUFFS 4BR 2'~Ba ~j ffj9~~:0.~2~r non/amkt. 673-5580 $750 No Pet &40-2495 ~ • $1495 2131~1 LAGUNA llClt Kitch· RffP. prof M/F. $450
end rwnhse. tip, pa11o, •EJSlde x1ra xtra me. Modern 2.BR w/glaH •EACH APT 4812 enettM, oceell views, Inc utll. 650-2713 TftWUHOUSE Hug• 1tyll1h 2BR, w/d, • walled ltv rm, beamed 2 car. 51750 Bkr Co-vwn refrlg, gar, hatf block 2br 1Ba dpbl, fncd yd, calla, lg patio. $775• Seaahore. 2BR 1BA, ~ to bc:h, heated Two tun young womeri
op W '955·2800. H/ 2BR, 2•hBA, 2 ftplcs. to beach, yearly, ltplc. gar. avt 10/1. On E. 16th St. See patio, 2 car oar. pool. Cable. $17~ looking tor own kind
759-0685 Avt 10/ 5. pool, apa, dbl garage $t200/mo. 495-0589. $875/mo. 846-2990 Mgr, 437 Prine.tort Or $1200/mo. Avt lmmed. & Up........... to ahare 3BR 2Ba Ou-
•Newport Creal 2BR. $1550/mo. 722-7381 Ocnlmt Wntr furn 2BR ••ASTSIDIE• 2BR MONTE SERRENO at-a... plex In NB, 3 bttla to den, 2 •.,BA Short Veraalllea • Comfortable 2Ba, gar, ~pie, d/ w. $765 Incl gas, water & BNohfront 3Br W•Ba bchl Lg balc:onlH,
term rental $1350/mo 2BR, 2BA. • Frplc, w/d, amens s1200 upr ~;oe· 2323 Elden. APARTlllNTS furn, gar, w/d, micro, DatQNER HOiii a.ppla, rMW crpt/bffnd•
*Newport Terrace patio, pool, aecur1ty s1ooo lwr 673-o782 78S4 No pets t BR 1BA, 1825. Re-d/w, deck. Winter 1470/mo ~ dep. lnter-
twnhm 2 B R. 2BA. bldg $1100. 721-0116. WINTER RENTAL. 3BR, •GRr•T L""'•TION frigs avl. covered SUSOO. 714-982-5165 IEWPORT IEA Hted 1ec11 ... can:
S9351mo Natalie, Agt. Grubb & Ellis 644-QOO -2BA, fum. PaUo, w/d, __,. ¥\IA parking, cable, beautl· 9ra-aav Catotyn 261·2424 Dy
729-7268 Y1• • • ••• •oA d/w, frplc, nr bch. Lg 2BR 2BA, dtw:ga-fully tand1caped. lliAVVl'I -• OFFERS: 2BR 1 e c n ~ --rage, laundry rm. Pool .. 1 d 1 BR, pine.paneled. eRoom a 0 age. ga-t1000 • Lrg 1BR, $11!50/ mo. 07~ CloM to SC Plaza. '" n ry rm•. aec: lrg living room, eMeala rage. extra large yard, G d _, I 1795/MO. gat" 948-70t7 b d 111 h PETS Wl!LCOMI! 1BA. ate • tenrna eame ca nga, eHouae-otd SNca s 1200/mo. 729-7507 pool. Agt, 675-0530 eo.s SUNF\.OWlfR MEWL y DECORATED view. Lot• of llOfage •Personal Errand&
VILLA aALaOA CENTAUR MGMT 28R w/gar, bltln1, yd. a cablMta. W/O, 1 C8I'
3BR 1 'hBA Townhome., B 2ea / 642·2288 or 831-2725 Wtl pd. 638-4120 •s garage, large dectc. Ideal tor alngle, bus
lrplc:, pool, 3-car gar. 2 r • 2 gar,alwk d, DUPLEX 2~ 1Ba. MSO. •ER SPECIAL 6f7 ~-F .._ SOSO/mo. Agt, 72.2· profesalonal and/o Near Hoag Hospl'al ........., Jae MC w to .... 731 • --Palmas. No •S11 • .....,.,. "" ···---•·-. ~·$13So. 722-«113 «v ..._ '!.K ........... Ql!R 2437aa...AW9C--S1'0 __ 1_5_1e _______ 11 retired parent.lg $1275/mo. Credit • __ _.;.. ______ 1 pet1. Credit ./ & refs --281 300 af .,.,_ntl EntoY aH t ~s;::'J:c~· ~~l~~on WESTCLIFF HMEl req. (213) 891-3838 2 BEDROOM Fum: °'*1 1bN • amenities ol home I
Lovely 3Br 3Ba on Pool, apa, cable hk"j :!c.c. ·tr~. stpa 0::· exciuslve IUITOlll'ldinge.
3BR 2 •.c,BA Newport quiet comer. 2 frplc1, ft8TLMR VILLAO 83t.S187 81~ $3,000/mo
Terrace. No pets pool, yard, 3 c:ar gar MM1U BR Ma.N11
$1150/ mo. 646-2184. $2575/Mo •TWNHM 3BR, 2'hBA, 2BR 2Ba upltra, trplc, Ude>. 2 HtBA, d/W,
IENNIFER •••80 01' HWY 2BR 1 2 d/w no --09 Nr 405 f/p, dbl gar. M ature EX'!C Office Sult .. near 3BR 2BA condo, walk Call J lor pato, car gar. com· ' .,.... · adult•. $1250. 11e. Prof •ngl quiet M non-JW Airport, 4770 Von to bchf Pool, Jae. 2, more llstlngsl 1Ba, 1 car garage, mon pool/apa. $1 275/ $750/mo + $500 dep 676-3987. smkr 30 +. E'ald• CM • Karman Ave., NB. L-ear gar. La• opt, l!Z 673-4400 or 454·2888 tight & bright. Agt. mo. (213) 494-e884 841·7100 or 848-3453 tw ...__ .... 70 ~ utll ·•
t•rmel 213-456-1939 Harbor Realty Dlana 28t4'4:1G 18R ~-t, 2821 H.,.. .... T NUNTIN_. McLAIN ENTERPRISES 11~--7 ~1 • (1bU l't.) FAX. ,._
1 ,..._ B L K S T 0 .__ ........ P & -..., • FEATURES ap cept, CC)C)ler. cont rm, B•autlful V•,..111•• Winter Rental 2BR 1Ba "' -r ,...... OOI Call th• Orange kltichen, ftM pattllng/
w/all amen near Hoag dplx fully furn & ciean. OCllANI 2BR, 2BA, laundry room. Call County Rent Line. EXCLUSIVE cotf... 1·•'°'Y bfdg
Hosp. & beach. 2BR Gar, 1 blk to bc:hl d/w, f/p, gar, xlnt c:ond 54&-9081 9.,..._PT fl'Ra• BEACH & COUNTRY furn .. t700 mo-t<MnO.
2BA Condo w/Bay. $875. 818-445·2788; s1o40/mo 5-44-0995. BR 11oft CLUB COMMUNfTIES Al au.ni.n. 833-9560
Oen & city Uta vi-71~3-1713 Wknda 2 YRS NEWt 2BR, 2BA, 1 W Lg IBR 18A 2 bfka to 1, 2 • 3 Bedroom ....... ,..... .. C..f_..::,..:::;:=:=.!:.::::::~~
S 1300 Call Rsy•Y'l!ARLY 1·3BR. Some 2 balconies. All amen-:::n.U::: =~ = bch, 415 1iui St. Apt. Apt9 w/frpk;, wet bar, ,.... _, -.,. Nof't. UDO PEIUNSUU
Davies, Bkr 720-3999 nr bch ~650-$1500. It.le•. $1400/mo. Baau-I ~t .. 107 8. $85Q/mo. no pet9. micro, w/d hkupa. amtcr, w/d. Avaft nowl "Old Newport"
BIG Cyn condo, xlnt Winter leaaes also llfull 673-7382 to -:-... No P•ta ;-'~ 7~~~n1 e C*1Cral 8lr & garTn 8390/mo 721-9648 eove Marl,,. 91'\vlronment.
cond. 2Br 2Ba, Ip, 2 Villa Rentals 875-4912 DUPLEX Huge 3BR, 1BR wtth lwge plltlo, w/eictra atorage. n CDll 28r 1Be hM. Fem ~lal, offtae &
patios. stove, ralrlg, 2 YEARLY RENTALS! 2BA, frplc, patio, gorgeoue •lew. malnteinen: Ind. non .. mkr, SSOO/mo, ~ ~ for ,--. ~~;·7~~ :~~~~~Is. ~lront48r3& .... woo ~ka :~~1~.$1750. HOO, utll Incl. No FR~t1~~ =•· ~1~~~· :;.eooOll aq!.!°':
cx-tlront 2Br 1 Ba . '1200 Grubb a Ellil &44-6200 peita. ~ 1121 THE H£WflOfllT MAAIHA n . . t dOGQ avall. Conv. BLUFFS E·Plan 3Br
2'1'zBa, grnblt loc.
$2000/mo. 723-4490
work; 675·2441 nome
8.lylront 28r 281... , Ste.so 1 BR, Iota of wood. ...,100' TO.,._, 7IO-Gltl CdM.f»rol M n/amkt izo. nlent free p•rl(lng.
Eutlltufl View H-l'RONT HOUSE S5e0/mo. HUD Wei-CLEAN l'UAN APT8 FAIR#AY Am• SO IN 2Br 2Ba c:stm Convenient reatau--
38R • °"1, 2~81 ..... S2500 Lovely 3Br 2Ba w/ come. New crpVmlnl. e 1 BR ......... $87!/MO BIG CNfVOH hme, vaun~ ceti., tanCll. 17W33Q. i:i~.~=~8;. ~:i y,ar~;,.,:~~i! :-:i~ ""pet OK 722-481 2. e2BR ......... m!SIMO l4+0l50t !rp!c $82ST 840-1887 NEWPOAT.J.W. Nrpcwt BLUFFS. Twnh1 on
greenbelt 2BR, 1 BA.
patio. 2 car gar &
pool S 1250 759-5667
••lboa-.Newport •1eso/Mo 1BR, walk-In cloMt, en-9 mo. ,.,,, • ._ Aval! NEWPORT HllGHTI COM. LMge 28r 2a. + View. 3 vtew omc.s R-~ 723 44e4 TWNNM•-STYUE doMd ganee $650/ lmrned ttvouat't fl1W 1BR Apt. C#l>Oft new den. 1 b1tr to beh, Ptof +conf rm. 915 aq ft.
South Co<1c-,t
Metro ~ 186
Charming older turn 4Br
2Ba hm. Prklng. w/d ,
Ip. b•l' view. Winter/
yrly. avl now. 87~2794 CONDO 2BR 1 BA, pool,
co-Condo ten., aauna, f/p, lake
29 A 2 BA gated vtew,;1S7~9water
comm . with pool & pd. 81 ·
Jae:. next to Balboa la·
land. $2000/mo. Call
71 4/759-7577.
Dover Shorea tor leaff,
lge 4BR 38A. $2,800.
Open Sat/Sun 1-4.
642·1059.
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OUPL•X upalra 2Br ZBR s1200-$1300/mo
2Ba, gar. balcony. blk W&nter ~ 1BR aw-to bch. $1200/mo · (818)359-4539 dloo, $875. 1.114. 0/4. phOM 818/eH 50!52. LIDO JSL• 3Br 28a,
quiet Mid, frplc, big FIND patk>. Avl 10/1. $1995. e mo leaae. 673-6632
LIDO lSLE 3BR. 2BA.
Small ofc. Lrg patio.
Min 1 yr lae. Incl frig,
W/d 6 gerdner. $1950/
mo + 099. 873-UKNI
mo. Avt 1011. Betty ,,....,,.._ rug '500/mo • • dep M/F non-9mkr. Avt 10/ ~on.. 055-3739 i~~-~::1;:.age ....._2270 •1111111 •l'OO* No 'pets. &48 48&4. . 1. C.. Ted 875o2281 omc. ~. 675 eq ft.
2 8LKS TO 81!ACH 2BA 1BA, gar, plltlo, •1.IMMll a-.... NEWPORT ISLAND CM Eutelde a.ck Bay, 050' gar w /t'ollup
2Bf 2Ba, frplc: & ga-O/W. $875 Tom ---...,.,.. 3BR, 29A duplex. !BA 1 "'':ocw~· -:.'~ doot. M75. t31-3e09 rage. $1050/mo. e49 M9S JO Frig, dahw9tw, .. ove "'" to b tit• garage, l ...... ~ .__, No..-5411 4 .... 15 ..-rp • u .. ns. g• e5C>0902 or-...·1•UO Call Jennifer for Property Mgmt '"""· --= rage, newly deco-·-• 9':::11':\'~·2888 AU llOMAAPTI •LIDO llLI LUX r8ted, s13SO/mo. 494-"':: 8R :.=.. ~ ~ 1,200 aq ft wttrone of'lk1lt
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Harb« Realty t & 2BR, d/w, b .. ut S1360 '-" .... OCEANFRONT W Npt f non/•mkr f~ 1795/mo eat Tennlnal
pool area. Rec rm, •LOTI OF ROOllttl Yi~~ ·~~· 2~1!~,:r':. M~me to ~'"· quiet, Wr,. C.M. Daya 540-
lndry rm, CloH to lg 1BA USA, oanioe. 1900/mo. t:l1·0Ul4 Pf'Mltg Ne ngh~I 1352, Evee '4&0Mt
a ho pa and buaea. lndry rm. me. q.-. lo-nr belt, mu.t ~ ._,, 2 ~ IF llllllt lc8' .... .,.,. t• r•os '595-187&/MO ca11on •72SIMO· 0.H'*,.." W . New-amkr, non drink.,. ';;;. ~-fictMt 2BA, 1BA. No peta. 630 W. Wll.SON 1490 ll0'9ROVIA port 281 1Ba, W/O, ~prof S800 a Sl-.C 19Ut Pliaoe 722-0012 or 042·2218 CENTAUR MGMT ~ 11400. akr NO tk4r.O..' . 641"6032 ••• o.e• 8eautlfUI garden type 042-U91°'1314TU ..... MtlO M/f' IO -'irv .. ~ "" ... , • ti ..,
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, September 21, 1991 I PAGE 47
Builders offer home p~ize to luckJ golfer
T he generosity of two of the
Southland's largest home
builders gave players in the
rrcent Building lndustry AssOcration's
'Stop Arthritis" golf tournament
'"-imething really big to shoot at.
More tnan 100 BIA members teed up
ror the event at Dove Canyon Country
Club, and every one of them took aim
,lt the special prize that was tantalizingly
offered on the 138-yard 13th hole and
the 167 -yard 17th.
The trophy? A new condominium at
'ihN's Bear Brand Ranch or LDM
Dt•\C'lopment's Ventana community at
I u~tin Ranch. The one-hole prize value
t11ppcd S200,000.
The unique hole-in-one derby was
th<.' brainchild of tournament chairman
Nick Markulis, Homebuyers Guide
11\\ ner/publisher who arranged for the
lug prizes with Shea Homes president
Bill York and LDM president Larry
Lizotte.
'-.0, along with the big Cclche of prizes
thJt have become a tradition for the
c111nual BIA "Stop Arthritis" tourney.
pl.1, ers were hof>ing for that miracle
~hor on Dove Canyon's two "short
, hole~" on its challenging layout.
Although none of tfle golfers holed
1 iut to tal<e the condo jackpot, the event
did raise $20,000 for the arthritis fund.
And it certainly raised the excitement
It ·h by every player who teed up on the
·wm a home'' holes.
The annual golf tournament is a
1r.id1tional favorite among home
building and real estate professionals.
but Markulis' new wrinkle -
~howcasing a $200,000-plus, hole-in-
1ine challenge -added a new touch of
the dramatic.
So successful was the hole-in-one
d.Hc that Mark.ulis is planning to
r<'surrect it and embellish the offering a
th<' BIA Congress tournament slated lor
Ott 25 at the Rancho Las Palmas
Country Club in Palm Desert.
'Any developer who wants to get in
on the excitement and exposure by
mdking available either a home or a
1 ondo at the winter tournament should
1 ontact me directly," Markulis said.
"Through our insurance carrier," he
added, "the risk to the builder is very
small. but the opportunity is great and
it's a wundNiul w.1y to pdrticipate in a
genuine and important fund-raising
event with little cost but with giant
impact."
The BIA golf chatrman said the
condo/home giveaway is insured by a
large insurance company which pays
the home builder for the home prize
'>hould a lucky golfer score an ace.
for more details on the hole-in-one
rhJllcnge. contact Markul1s al
Homebuyers Guide, 476-3055. • J, oyce Rey, founder and general
manager of Rodeo Realty, the
estates d1v1s1on of Prudential
Ca ornra Redlty. recently toured the
Admiralty, a lu1i;ury townhome project
m Dana Point. ThC' Admiralty is an
exclusive collection of 2 7 multi· level
townhome!>, each offering unique floor
plans with views of thc:.> nearby coast
and Dana Point Harbor
The Rodeo Realty divisions of the
Prudential California Realty's Laguna
Niguel and Newport Beach offices are
representing the Admiralty in the sales
and marketing of these distinctive
homes Jill Hanna and Jean Finn in the
Laguna Niguel office and Connie
Maxsenti in the Newport Beach office
arc the listing agents
"We arc:.> C"<Citt-d to be marketing this
truly unique pro1cct of luxury
town homes." commented la~una
Niguel manager Ann Harck. 'The
Acfm1ralty has everything desired in a
luxury home -a perfect seaside
location \\tth surrounding views of the
ocean and the harbor, attractive and
interesting floor plans with top quality
finishings and close prox1m1ty to the
area's most exciting attractions."
The Admiralty townhomes are priced
between $754,000 and $1,558,000.
Call Hanna or Finn at 248-941 O or
Maxsenti at 759-6600 for additional
l,nformation or to arrange a private tour •
L FC Luxury Home Sales was
recently formed 1n Newport
Beach for the exclusive
r:narketing of high-profile homes. Sealed
bids will be accepted during 90-day
marketing campaigns which enc0mpass
the production of property-specific
collateral, cooperative advertising and
weekly open houses for potential
buyers.
The LFC Luxury Home Sales program
was desi~ned to provide an alternative
to traditional methods of selling high·
profile homes for private homeowners,
financial institutions and speculation
home developers. Luxury homes, est.ates
and ranches located throughout the
United States will be marketed
regionall y, nationally and
internationally.
"The time has come for those who
want to sell one luxury property to
adopt the tested method of ales used by
financial institutions and developers to
sell off multi-property developments
during the slow real estate market," said
William W. Lange, president of LFC.
According to LFC client Tom Key,
"LFC's Luxury Home Sales program is
an advanced method to move
expensive residen!ial property in a short
time span. My home had been on the
market for over 18 months before LFC
began marketing it. LFC sold it in less
than 60 dars."
LFC Rea Estate Marketing Services, a
Newport-based real estate marketing
firm, has been utilizing the real estate
auction process since its inception in
1976 and successfully closed over S200
million worth of residential real est.ate in
the last 18 months. For more
information, call 640-4950, ext. 125. • Act 11, a streamline model home
desi n division formed by Caro~e Eichen Interiors for
economy-minded builders, installed 55
furnished houses in its first four months
of operation, 20 percent more than
projected.
The division, which prices design and
merchandising services based on today's
market criteria, was commissioned by
the William Lyon Company, the Presley
Companies, M.J. Brock & Sons,
American West Las Vegas and Town &
Country Homes of Chicago.
"Act II was formed to design and
merchandise homes in the affordable
price range.'' said Carole Eichen,
president of the design firm. "But
builders are finding it works for all
buyer profiles. from first-time buyer to
seniors. The idea was born out of the
recession, and it's turned out to be a
win-win situation for everyone."
While builders still want high-impact,
yet believable model home interior
design, their manceting budgets have
been smaller. Carole lichen Interiors
was able to achieve this by working
closely with its furniture suppliers, whO
aJso contributed to focusing on this goal.
"Actually, it has a domino effect,"
Eichen noted. ''By making design
affordable, home builders are pas.sing
the savin~ on the home buyers." • C arol Broua has been
appointed senior vice president
and district manager of Crubb
& Eiits Residential Brokerage St>n tct'~·
Irvine office
In her new position. Bro~Sd will l>t:>
managing a sales fnrcc of 55 agents
The Irvine office has two location<>. one
on Cul\N Road ar:irl one on Campus
Drive.
Brossa brings more than 10 year!. or
sales and management experience to
her new position. Her most recent
experience has been with Grubb & Ellb,
where she has been a top producer anrl
award winner since joining the
company in 1984, consistently placing
among the top five agents in the Irvine
office in sales, listings and production
She also has earned the "senior
marketing consultant" des1~nat1on
Patrick Knapp Linda Wood
which is only awarded to Grubb & Ell1r,'
top ~gents.
Prior to joining Grubb & Ellis, Brossa
managed the Kona office of a realty firm
in Hawaii. During her two-year tenure,
she was able to turn the office into a
profitable operation while continuing to -
list and sell property to her own chents
A resident of Irvine and a real estate
agent since 1978, Brossa is mamed and
has four children and one grandchild. •
P atrkk Knapp, an agent for ERA
Rafferty & Lloyd, ts no
newcomer to the Huntington
Beach area.
Knapp, a native of Huntingten Beach.
specializes in real estate investments.
condominiums and single-family home
sellers.
He credits being a multi-million-dollar
producer and winning several ERA
awards to his personal attention and his
creative ability to market homes.
"I've always felt that in order to be
successful in marketin~ real estate, you
must put your clients interests before
your own," he commented. "I really
enjoy the people I meet and the
challenges of selling real estate."
Knapp can be reached at 963-5555.
ext. 3 77 or 3 78. •
L inda Wood has been namro
director of sales and marketing
for Kaufman and Broad Home
Corp.'s Pacific Island Division, which
includes all of Orange, R1vers1de Jnd
San Bernardino counties.
Wood comes to Kaufman and Broad
from Bramalea California, where she
se rved as director of marketing.
Previously, she was director of sales and
marketing for the Buie Corp., receiving
numerous awards for marketing ana
merchandising excellence.
She was named "marketing director
of the year" by the Building Industry
~iation of Southern California m
1989. She also was Sales manager for
Watt Industries/San Diego and has held
numerous escrow and mortgage-related
positions.
I .
•
aguna
Locoted atop o bluH overlooking the sea
is •he picturesque colony of Coronado Po·
1nts o pr111ote community offering spec·
toculor unobstructed ocean, coastal, con·
yon ond mounlo1n views 12 homes and
24 custo~ home sites. Lots priced from
S 28 7, 500 to $ 4 30,000. Homes
$660,000 to $975,000. Coll Gen Boker,
573-2428 or David Sliver-Westrick, 564-
1388.
Laguna Beach
One of o kind beach front properly This
unique condo boosts o private beach just
steps from your front door Enjoy romantic.
and serene dining as the sun sets beyond
Catalino and relax to the endless ebbing
of the tides. Three bedrooms with master
suite ~1th s1thng oreo Remodeled Euro-
pean kitchen, custom fireplace. Gated co-
mmunity with pools and tennis court.
S l ,200,000. Coll Jim Ewart, 558-3307
an
Open Sol & 1.5 70 Ocean V1s10
For the bu~er wl>o wonls o home w11h o
year round vocation feeling 2 bedroom, 3
bolh plus den s.ngle level home on
Newport Beach Country Club gall course
Privote sporHng pool ond spo S735.000
Coll 170·0611
Big Conyon
Oper !>rl & Sun f .5 /1 4 Oo cres• l11 )
(xQu1$1lelv redes1911ed home hos 5 bedrooms 7
bo•hs and opproi noo sq It formal don.rig and
lom.ly rooms. 5 f,ieploces. ond 3 cor gorowe
O.ers11eo pool ond spo 1n troptCol sen1ng
S2,549,000 Coll Sharon (Vogt) ond Tom
Allinson ol 673.8728 or 720·06 I 1
Newport Beach
Open Sunday 1-5. (381 Seowond). Bock
Boy Beauty. Wolk to cycle paths and brrd
sonctuory. Bright end 0 1ry 2 bedroom,
2'h both condo in secure, country like
enclave of l 2 units. Custom mirrors, Fre·
nch doors, Boy windows lovely polto
Corrmun1ty spo, f1repil and BBQ.
$259,000. Coll Sharon (Vogt) or Tom
Allinson. 673·8728 or 720-0611
Newport Beach
A mogn1f1cent French design with
Greek over1ones located an most
desirable of oll Southern Coltforn10
ocean front cities 5 bedrooms, 7
boths m opproc. 5,660 sq feet Stately
ptftors & fountain provide serenity.
Sporidmg pool & spo ore surrounded
by morble S 1,695,000 Coll
720-061 l 'C .... _1 M orona uw ar
Typifies oll the charm of o Corona del
Mor duplex. Owners unit with
renovoted kitchen. Stone flfeploce
Enlarged master bedroom. Corner
stone fireplace. Private patio Each with
its own laundry. 2 cor garage. Lorge
corner lot. S543,000. Coll 720·0611.
Corona del Mar
Open Sunday 1 ·5. 2640 Point Del Mor.
Lovely Point Del Mor two story home. 3
bedrooms, 2•h boths. dining room, croc·
kl1ng fireplace Pollo in yard Newer
home m fantastic location. $550,000.
Coll for more information., 720·0611 .
Costa Mua
Affordable priced for the first time
buyer. 2 bedroom, 1 V1 both atrium
model with ceramic tile in kitchen and
both Attached garage. Enjoy cool
ocean breezes, bike or wolk to the
beoch. Community poool and spo.
S I 7'1,500. Coll 720·0611 .
· Newport Beach
ChOrming 2 bedroom. 2 both townhome on
quiet cul de soc. Just sleps to community
tennis courts. Community pool 2 car
goroge T ronsferred seller is extremely
mohvoted. S2<41,500. Coll 720.0611
ewport eac
Duplex on Solboo Peninsula lovely upper
Jn11 hos 3 bedrooms, 2 bOlhs Tile enlry
ond ~1tchen lower un1I hos 2 bedrooms,
I boths 4 co• garage live 1n one ond
re111 1he other ~549.000 Coll today for
dt!IOols 720·06 I 1
Big Canyon
Open Sot & Sun. 1.5 (6 Rue V1llors I Fobulou1
4 bedroom 31h both showplace hos been
remode1ed and e•ponded App•o• 4 .000 sq feet
ol 1 ... ng space onc:ludes stole ol !he ort ~11Chen
8eovhlul yo•d w11h pool, spo ond woterfoll
S 1,395,000 Coll Sharon (Vogl) ond Tom
All1nsa<1, 673.8728 or 720·061 I
Corona del Mar
Super remodeled Old Corona de! Ml:lr
home on beouhlul tree lined street Add o
hollwov 10 convert this single story duple~
to o 3 bedroom, 2 both plus den Eitcellenl
proce Bubblrng spo 148419 Coll 720·
06 11
COVER HOME • Newport Beach
Open Sol. & Sun 1-5 2320 Port Aberdeen
Totally remodeled ond eaponded 3 bedroom, 211'J
both 1n desirob'e community of ~w·nd features
loft/bonus room, 9ovrm1et ~otchen wotll wollt n
pantry Crockl•f19 fireplace ·Custom londscoped.
pr.-ole polio Comm1.1n1ly p,oo! and spa_
S718 000 Coll •odoy. 720·06 I t
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
Exquisite 3 bedroom, 2•h both shows Ideal fomoly home. 4 bedrooms, 1 ¥•
pride of ownership. Loaded with boths. Includes family room, crackling
upgrades. Features gourmet kitchen... _ ~eploce ond dining oreo Polio and 2
two fireplaces ond family room. car garage. An excellent value.
Community pool and spo. $697,000 S225,000. Coll today for detorls,
Coll 720·061 I . 720·0611
VIiia Balboa
Enjoy views of trees and some ocean
from this 2 bedroom, 2 both condo
with k1ngs1zed lloorplon. Highly up·
graded home Includes oak floors, pl·
ontotron shutters and crown moldings.
Den and crackling fireplace. Two spo·
c1ous polios Gated community rust 3
blocks to the ocean S329,000 Call
720.0611
Costa Mesa
Unique and charm ftlled cottage with
hardwood floors features 2 bedrooms
and o d1n1n9 oreo. located on
peaceful tree·lined street. Complete
with o private goroge Perfect for the
frrst time buyer/investor S236,500
Coll 720-0611 .
Newport Beach
Spacious 5 bedroom, 3 bath "Somer-
set" model m great locotion. Remod·
eled kitchen with skylights. Newly poi·
nted interior. Cozy fireplace. Frvit
trees m yo rd. Close to excellent Kho·
ol. 3 car goroge. $639,900. Coll
720·0611 .
Newport Beach
Gorgeous, expanded end remodeled
5 bedroom, 4 both. Spacious
lloorplon of approx. 3,600 sq feet.
Family room, three fireploces, boy
windows. Bubbling spa. $739,000.
Coll 720·0611 .
Seo Island
Open Sot. & Sun. 1-5. 32 Ocean Vista.
Beautifully expanded 3 bedroom, 3 both
townhome. Lorge fomily room, dining
room and fireplace. Spectacular golf
course view. Community pool and spa.
$895,000. Coll 720-0611 .
Newport Beach
T emf1c home in Eostbluff 5 bedrooms,
2 boths 1n o spacious floorplon lots of
poten11ol lots of home for the money.
Includes family room, fireplace and di·
n1ng area. Sunny private pool. Lots of
storage S499,000. Coll 720·0611
Newport Beach
Fantastic, almost new 2 bedroom. 2
both condo tn gated community
Professionally decorated with thousands
spent in upgrades. Cozy fireplace. Just
minutes from the beach S289,000.
Coll 720·0611
Costa MHa
Picture perfect 3 bedroom, 2 •h both
condo Features cozy fireplace, tried
kitchen with microwave, designer
mirrored wall. Polio, atrium end deck.
2 car garage. $186,000 Call
720·0611
VIiia lolboa
Excellent home for the single person or
first time buyer. One bedroom condo
in fantastic community. Includes dining
oreo, polio and garage. Community
pool end spa. S 169 ,000. Coll todoy,
720-0611 .
Newport Beach
Lowest priced home in Harbor
Highlands. 3 bedrooms, 2 boths.
Freshly pointed inside ond out. Dining
area ond fireplace. Lovely boclcyord.
Ideal for children. 2 car garage.
$365,000. Coll 720·0611.
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