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WEEKEND
Oct. 26-27, 1991
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QUOTES Of 11IE DAY
"This thing is going to tear the city
apart. If they can lay down in front of
tanks in Tiananmen S<Juare, we can
lay down in front of bulldozers."
Costa Mesa homeowner Brahm
Walker, on the prospect of 19th
Street widening as outlined in the
city's proposed General Plan revision.
(Al)._
"And they shall build houses and
inhabit them; and they shall plant
vineyards, and eat the fruit of them"
Isaiah 65:21-22
TODAY'S EVENTS
•"Grease," the hit Broadway mu-
sical will be performed at 7:30 p.m.
tonight at Newport Harbor High
School's Norman loates Performing
Arts Center by students of Horace En-
sign Middle School. For information,
call Vicki Groskreutz at 545-1832 or
Susan Colby at 631-5044.
• Oktoberfest continues from 11
a.m. to 11 p.m. today and Sunday at
Costa Mesa's Harbor Center, Harbor
Boulevard and Wilson Steret, featur-
ing carnival rides, German food, en-
tertainment and crafts. The event is a
benefit for Girls Inc.
• Roses by the Sea, the Orange
County Rose Society's annual show
and competition, will be held Satur-
day from 1 to S p.m. and Sunday
from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Rogers
Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Rd.
in Corona del Mar. There will be
roses for sale and valuable informa-
tion on the growing of roses will be
available from some of the region's
leading experts. Admission is free.
• South Coast Repertory presents
"The Extra Man," a play by Richard
Greenberg about Keith, everyone's
best friend, who takes an overactive
interest in his pals' personal lives.
Show times are 2:30 and 8 p.m. Sat-
urday and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sun-
day. For tickets and information, call
957-4033.
JUST m FACTS
• The Hotel Balboa was built in
1905 to accommodate tourists
brought to the area with the extension
of the Red Cars llllht rail ~m to
Balboa Pavillion. How long did it take
to build the hote/7
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INDEX
Bridge/811
Classlned/89
Community Forum/AU
Crossword/811
Entertainment/AS
Home & Garden/A11.
Horoscope/111
Legal notlcerlB6
Religion/A 10
Socfety/A6
Spons/11
Youth/All
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COSTA MESA -Newport
liarbor Hiab's Sailors won the
Battle of tlie Bay Friday night -
defeating rival Corona del Mar in
~a View League football at Orange
Coast College. 27-0.
Tailback Brandon Finney ran for
169 yards on 30 carries, quarterback
Mike Ofer tossed-two-touchdown
passes and the Sailors' defense
recorded their third shutout victory
of the season.
Finney was the workhorse,
carrying 21 times in the first half
alone.
It was Newport's 20th victory in a
29-year series.
Details In Sporu/Bl.
Love for s81e
Man offers 'personal' services to single , wealthy women
By lrts Yokol
Qlff Wrllr
NEWPORT BEACH -A man who
sent a CO'f letter offering his personal ser-
vices to numerous single, affluent New-
port Beach women -including John
Wayne's daugbtet Aissa -ltas drawn the
attention of the police department.
In the neatly printed letter, a man iden-
tifying h~lf as Todd Brooks, "resident
of Newport Beach," writes that he offers
a "discreet personal service for select, sin·
glc and divorced women of affluent neigh-
borhoods who enjoy being with a tall,
handsome Annani-type man."
In addition to a near-perfect physical
description -"6'2", 33 years old, 190
'l·m not some seedy guy ... I'm
a normal person with a couple
of creative ideas.•
-"lmlUIHI'
alias of suitor
lbs... a lean muscular build... sexy behind
and strong but soft hands" -Brooks pro-
vides a seductively worded laundry list of
his other talents.
"I also have a quick wit, am intel-
ligent ... a good listener ... I enjoy enticing
fantasies, long thoughtful conversation,
swimming nude in a moonlit pool.
"I have been told that I am a very good
lover ... If you enjoy being with a man who
can give you that fantastic feeling that
washes over your entire body and makes
your head swim with ecstasy, you might
want to contact me."
In the 1 1/2-page letter, Brooks adds
that "all I ask in· return is a thoughtful
gift that can be discussed when we talk. .. "
and leaves a private telephone number
hooked up to a message machine.
After half a dozen women complained
to the police department this week about
the letter, detectives contacted Brooks
and ·warned him he needs a business Ii-
See SUITOR/ID .....
~UN Norllftc,'l'llot
A Cost.a Mesa fireman and police officer work the site of the wreckage of a three-vehicle accident at Harbor Boulevard and South Coast Drive Friday morning.
Three injured when trucks overturn, collide with car
By lorlAnn Basheda
Stiff Wrllr
COSTA MESA -Three people
were injured Friday morning when a
construction truck bowled over two
other vehicles after it ran a red light at
the busy intersection of Harbor Boule-
vard and South Coast Drive.
Both the construction truck and a
pick-up truck overturned upon impact,
forcing police to close two southbound
lanes on Harbor and two eastbound
and one westbound lane on South
Coast.
Lunchtime travelers were backed up
for miles as police directed traffic for
more than an hour after the 11:30 a.m.
accident.
Police cited Santa Ana resident
David Kemp, 24, for running a red light
and driving with a suspended license.
Kemp's passenger, La Puente resi-
dent Gerson Ochoa, 20, was trans-
ported to Fountain Valley Hospital's
emergency room.
Also taken to the Fountain Valley
hospital by ambulance was Westminster
resident Kevin Craft, 22. and Laguna
Beach resident Eileen Zraick, 38.
Hospital officials would not confinn
their conditions Friday evening, but
Costa Mesa police officer Ronald Stone
said all injunes were minor.
Witnesses told police Kemp was driv-
ing south on Harbor at about 40 mph
when he ran the red light, broadsiding
a smaller pick-up truck that was travel-
ing west on South Coast.
"I said, 'Look. honey, he's ready to
run the light,'" said Santa Ana resident
Nancy Moss. who gave police her ac·
count of the accident. "I was just pray·
ing and hoping they wouldn't collide,
See CRASH/ID .....
Search party looks for clues in Huber case .
General Plan approval
Team will search area
where car was found
By LortAnn Basheda
6"" Wlllr
COSTA MESA Dennis and lone
Huber have organized a search party to
look for clues in the area sunounding the
place where their daughter's car was
found after her mysterious disa~arance
more than four months ago.
Denise Huber was reportedly last seen
June 3 after she dropped a friend off at
his Huntington Beach home about 2 a.m.
A friend spotted her abandoned car on
the Corona Del Mar Freeway just south
of the Bear Street exit about 20 hours
later. The doors were unlocked and a tire
blown out. '
Costa Mesa police searched the im-
mediate area with the hel.P of explorer
scouts, but a private invcsttgator recently
hired by the Huben doesn't think it was
thorough enough.
"Everyone concurs that this needs to be
done," said Logan aarke, president of
Clarke International Investigations.
"We're just closing up another door that
needs to be fully closed."
Oarke has enlisted the help of about
50 Orange County Search and Rescue
Team workers and Dennis Huber has
found another 50 volunteers. Costa Mesa
police will also assist in the one-day
See HUBER/Ill* .....
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Amid threats of lepl ac:.tion
and a rec.all, the Planning ~
mhlion recommended approval
~olthe~pt.nl Pin -a Mee~ doOAnlnt
thlt seu ttie tone b pwth lllrid
~tent In C.olti Mesi well
Into the next ~tuiy.
1he ~ plan will ~ch
the Cly Council ne»et Week.
See5tofy~14
Time change will keep emplOyees ticking at dock shop
By Russ Loar
Sllft Wlllr
T he cod of daylight savinp time at 2 a.m. Sunday
promises both good and bad news to Buck's Clock
Shop.
"We get a load of repairs in every year from people
who don't stop to think," Emenger said. "They're
influenced by the TV guys who say, 'Tum your clock
back an how,' and that's exactly what they do. They
should really stop the clock, wait for an hour and start it
up again!'
The five members of the Buck's Oock Shop crew will
adjust their 1,200 clocks by stopping them all on Saturday
night and restaning them -aain on Monday morning.
Setting the clock back an hour -figuratively speaking
-is easier for human body clocks to handle than the
change forward In April, acc:ordina to Dr. Duane
Peterson, a ncurolog1st at Coastal Communities Hospital
In Santa Ana.
Tbe bad news is that owner Bob "Buck" Emcnger and
his employees will have to reset the store's 1,200 docks
Saturday ni&ht.
The ~ news is that buslne at Buck'• store on
Wcatcliff Drive in Newpon Beach will be boomina,
tbankl to a Oood of doc:k-botchcn who will mbtakcnly
tum back the hands of time.
Bmenger said it's generally OK to put a wristwatch in
rcvene, but on la~r clocb, pushing the hands back
breaks the mccha01sm. Emengcr compares turning back
the hands of a clock to backina up over parking lot
spikes. "When e. back your car up you get a blown
ttre," be aald. •When you back your clock up you get a
blown clock." -
"Moving our biological clock forward, which is called
delayed phase syndrome, means staying awake an extra
hour so that we get that extra hour of sleep in the
morning," he said. "Most of us Ytill a<!Jus~ within a few
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Mike Novak
HEIS:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A 13-year Newport Bt:ach firefighter who was recently voted
1hc department's 1991 Firefighter of the Year by a peer vote.
RIOM THE MIUITAINS TO THE SEA-----
Novak. 41, came to the Newport Beach Fire Department after
fi\e ~cars as a firefighter in Vail, Colo. "I was gelling tired of the
mountains. My wife is from Newport Beach, it was a change,
there were more opportunities for advancement here and I want-
ed 10 !.urf instead of sk.i!"
Of WISHES AND lllEAMS'-------
oe-;pite a love for surfing, mountain biking and backpacking,
much of Novak's spare time over the past couple of years has
been devoted to volunteering with the Make-A-Wish Foundation,
""hich make5 wishes come true for children with life-threatening
1llm.--...,t:s His latest effort in\Ol\es trying to find a bone marrow
donor for one of ''his" Make-A-Wi">h kid<;.
Nmak has helped at lea!.t 10 children realiLC their wishes, in-
duJing one child who died onl) one \.\eek after his dream ride on
• 1 fire truck.
.. 11·.., hard "hen you knO\' them: there 1.., -,ome grief involved.
nu1 1hc kids make II \\Orth II You don't e\Cn think about these
1hing-, And the'>e parents arc rcall~ '\trong people. If they can get
1hro ugh 11..."
NEWPORT FM-~~~~~~~~~~~
No,.1k and wife Robin li'c 1n San Clemente, but working in
\;c,\port Beach has been ideal. he ..,aid "It''\ a great depart·
mcnt ··
W rapped 1n the huge sail that had collap'>ed around her,
Katherine Bell clawed and struggled for something to hold
onto as the boat -seemingly rolling at u wicked 45
de gree angles -tumbled toward shore .
She reached toward the ma!.t hut the boat !>uddenly heaved and
\he '>lid toward the bow. Digging her fingernails into the canvas
cocoon she was wrapped in, she inched back toward the mast.
AgJin '>he reached out and again the boat lurched, sending her
1n"ard the bo"".
Slipping with nothing to grasp, Katherine
pondered her fate. Rocks. The churning
ocean. Splintered wood. Death. Though
panicked and disoriented. the order of
things to come seemed suddenly very clear
and logical to her.
My father will miss me the most, she
ORANGE COAST decided. Katy. I was al<.o Katy. Mom was
always the one who called each week from Elilll"'lla•• Omaha but 11 was alv.a)'i Dad who got on
{!) ar•1.. the line and did all the talking, asked all the
by Sti.rsl L•B•u question!>. He built me a trt:chouse.
My car need~ a tuneup. Whoever inherit'>
the old blue BMW will have to know about
1h.11 I ..,huuld have written that down. And then. her mind racing.
11 dav. ncd nn her that today's <;tory on local reaction to the
I 11m,1h,1" k cheer now in vogue 1n Atlanta would be her final
h~ l1m: I no bad it wasn't a murder or a fire or an orl spill. Too
h.11.J
\uddcnly. JUSI as her toes slipped over the bow, <,he caught hold
111 .i cle,11 and wrapped her cold, !>tiff fingers around it. Her
mrncment stopped and she heaved a sigh of relief.
But the hoat wac; <>till racing out of control toward the shoreline.
To be continued ...
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Kathy Prier (left) and Rebeka Roth (right), 4th graders at California Sch ool, sign the anti-drug pledge during Red Ribbon Week.
By Alexis Pasqua
St1ll Wnter
S tudents at local schools saw red thi<;
week, as they learned about the perils
of drugs.
Area schools recognized and celebrated
Red Ribbon Week, part of a nationwide
campaign to educate students about drug
abuse. Students at every school in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District
decked their halls, walls and classrooms wi1h
red ribbons to show support for the war
again:.t drugs. Administrators at each school
passed out red ribbons for the students and
..,taff to wear and many put up banners that
students signed as a pledge not to use drugs.
At Ander'>en Elementary. students watched
anti-drug film' in the classrooms and signed a
banner, "Neighbor!> drug-free and proud"
California Elementary had individual
activitie!> in each class room. Students wrote,
drew picture., and discussed the drug abuse
problem.
Student'> at College Park Elementary made
hanneri. and CO\ercd their 'chool v.ith red
nbhun'>.
I larhor Vu:" Elementary had parenb romc
Jnd talk with the studenh and gave priLc\ for
hc'>l red nu1f11\.
Kai,.cr t-lcmentar: !>tu dent~ !>:gned plcd!!c'
to \la) drug-free and "ere encouraged to 1.1lk
to their parent!> about the week.
K.illybrookc Elementary had a forum at
their Monday nag meeting discus!>ing the
drug prot-lem Students made banner.. and
put rel.! thumli prints on 11 next to their
name .... Kindcrgartcncrs through th ird grader!>
made red hat\ and fou rth through sixth
Police Log
Costa Mesa
graders made bad~es with anti-drug slogans.
Students and staff at Mariners Elementary
hegan talking about drugs a couple of weeks
ago. Each class made banners that were
laminated and are hanging near the front
patio. The DARE program police officer,
Lll\Onne Campbell, spoke to the children.
who they signed anti-drug pledges to mail to
the governor's office .
Newport Elementary kicked off the week
with n nag deck assemblv and a speaker.
N ewport Heights
Elementary
invited
ventriloquist Gail
Wenos and her
partner Esra D.
Peabody, to
speak. They
stressed feeling
good about
yourself as an
alternative to
drug use.
Newport Height!>
Elementary in\ited
ventriloqui°st Gail
Wenos and her
partner Esra D.
Peabody. to speak.
They !>tres.,ed feeling
good nhout yourself
a!> an alternative to
drug "USC. Parents and
children signed a
pledge 'for the
governor's offi ce.
Teachers worked on
reinforcing the
self-esteem of
children.
/Paularino
Elementary had a
barbecue for parents
and students.
Tuesday. the sixth graders put on an
a!>scmbly and sang "just say no" songs.
Pomona Elementary confined the activitie'
to individual classrooms. Students there arc
busy preparing their jog-a-thon.
At Sonora Elementary each cla!>!. made a
Newport Beach
BBO
booklet about drugs.
Students at Whittier Elementary tied red
ribbons around the school's chain link fence,
and signed a banner as an anti-drug pledge.
Wilson Elementary had activities every day,
including writing essays. a poster contest and
n) mg a huge red ribbon from the flag poU.
Police officer Darlene Bell led kids in a
drug-free pledge.
Em.ign Jr. lligh had the Marines there on
Monday for a nag salute. They also had a
door decoraung contest judged by Red
R1hhon comm1ttee members
J\t Tc\\'1ni..k Middle School. student!> wore
red and cla\!-.es participated in a door
decorating conte!>t. There was also a special
:.choolwide a-. ... embly on the fight against
drug'
J\t Corona Del Mar High School. where
Red Ribbon Week coincided with
Homecoming, students and faculty observed
Red Ribbon Weck by wearing red ribbons.
At Costa Mesa Junior High and High
-.chools. students wore red wristbands and
n:ce1ved literature on a\01ding involvement
\\llh Jrugs. Students also took the pledge not
to use drugs by 'iigning links on an anti -drug
chain.
Estancia Htgh 5tarted Red Ribbon week
earl) \\ ith the nationally known speaker.
Jacob Aranza, and another l!peaker who
focused on the gang crisis and drugs. Red
rihbons, hrochures, poster<; and literature
"ere available to those who wanted them.
Newport Harbor High had a crashed car
on campus as a stark reminder of the
ninscquence-, of drug and alcohol abuse.
A <;em1·au1oma1tc p1Mol rcgt~lcrcd in the n.1mc of a former l lun11ng1un
Beach police officer was stolen la~t Monday frum a car lhat wa\ parked in the
2900 lJlock of Ccnlury Place.
The unlondecl Cort wa\ taken from a ~hoc hox that wa~ h11.ldcn under the pa~senger \Cal of the car. which wa~ owned hy \Omconc who Jpp.irenllv knew
!he officer.
1\n .1n11q11e 1wn g.trJen hench. pamh:d green, wa\ ~lolcn from !he front yard
1•1 .1 home in the J.ffiO block of Sandca,!le Dmc for a S 1,000 loss. •
• A rc.,.dcnl 1n 1he 2100 hlock of Kr"ten Lane returned humc \\eJne~dJ\ tu
find more !han S:?,000 worth of 11cms. including a VCR. CD pl.l\'cr. e.1mera "and
JCWcll') ffil\\1ng • An employ.·e uf Dcc1~ion Planning at 3184 Airway ,\\·cnue rctu rned 10 v. 11rl.
I ue'lday 111 find !he door pncd open and S25 mi~~ing from 1wu ""h lx1xc,. • A v.mdow wa~ broken and ahoul Sl50 siolcn SunJ.a} mght Crom J c.1~h rcg1,.
tcr at Charlie\ Ch1h. 2:?7K Ncwpmt Boulevard
Three hlue .vinyl h(Xllh 'cars al 1h~ Carr~ Jr rc~1aur:int, 3101 Newport Blvd ..
were fou nd ripped and damaged with cigarette burns A few cigarette butts
v.cr•· al'>tl h'unll tn\1dc the <1e3!~. • 1\ v.1101.in in 1hc 1900 bluck of 16th S!rl·ct rcportcJ th.11 \he awoke 10 find
'"" pco .. plc '" unifonns Wtlh dark patches on !he sleeves standing_'" her bed-
room She ~reamed and ordered !hem out and !he abrup1lv lcfl. Earlier, sccu-rlly orr1cers for the apartmenl complex hod come 111 her home s:iytng they were rc~pondtng IO a call. but she hndn'l called them. • Someone broke a dryer wmdow hen! the dryer door and Mole three laundry
carts from Beach Laundry, 200 30th S1rcet. A d1sgrun1lcd customer unable to
use the dryers because the gas had been !urned off 1s su~pcctcd.
Newport 1 .. 11119
L e~m to love John Wayne
~trport. This landing field
pictured on a 1929
postca~d takes up a lot of
expensive real estate at the foot
of the Balboa Island bridge
Imagine the new Thomas Ril9
terminal right where the Shark
hland yacht Club is now. How
convenient!
We arc really up in the air
over thi!'I contribution from the
collection of Corona dcl Mar
re idcnt, Carolyn Conway. She
purchased the postcard, mailed
m August of IQ29, in Colorado
Your hi torical contributions.
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Y!'11 K~ow. The Pilot, P.O. Box
IA>lJ, Co.sin Mc a, 92626.
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job'~ cru ty,
the pay' s cheesy
W~ oa a DIWlplpOt ii oftea a labor of kM.
Tbi pey ..... ·ftat 1a:a Could call ~ tho
boun are IOlllOtlHMll Iona wt tboie W ~ of ~to ICM Oil nllbl&, weekends aftd hOlidayt. ~\*et. it all IOCI witb tbo tlnitory. But doel eatina pizza at an
bOur when IOIDe cMlized people are ltlU ~ over a fiaal aip of....,.. oolfeo?
ACt\ially, I euarnte IOIDCWbat. It WU cloler
tO tbe lunch boui than breakfast time Tuesday
wbcil Tbe Bditot walked throup tho DCWll'OOm
carrriaa a pm.a bol. ' '11ei Fred," be laid cheerfully. "C'mon apd
help \II with the pizza tasting. ••
"Now?" I psped, glueing at the old clock on
the wall .. .... .... "Sure," The Editor replied, again cheerfully.
"It'• -"""" lunch time ...
On the
Coast
I followed him into the conference room. The
pizza fumes were 10 ~ you could cut them
With the two-foot machete restaurant critic Marla
Bird 'f!8! wielding.
Eiabt plZZll were arrayed on the table.
-Another am were soon to COllle--U-editon_and
• -----reporten fanned out through the neighborhoods.
Their missions: AnonymouaJy buying medium pepperonis from the
piu.erias nominated by readers in the Pilot's search for the Best
Pizza in the Land.
Results will appear next week, by which time most-of the
taste-testers will have recovered.
Some staffers begged off gorging on the gooey delights. "Gee,
I'd Jove to but there's a 'r/<:ar crash in the parking lot at South
C.oast Plaza," wu a typical excuse.
About a dozen hardy souls pressed on, seriously discussing the
merits or demerits of this crust and that sauce. Had I known in
advance of the event, I might have brought some malt beverage to
share -for cleansing the palate, of course. Certainly I would have
brought a large bottle of Tums. Someone with Tums could have
made a fine profit that day.
----------.-. AB I nibbled the last small Jli"~ of the 14 pizzas we had
sampled, I looked around the
crowded room and noticed that
one person was flagrantly
absent.
Where was The Editor, the
guy who roped me into this
wretched excess? I soon found
him: ln his office. Eating an
apple.
UCI Greeks In a Row: When
our great local university was
planned, no provision was
made for fraternities and sororities. This was to be an institution
of highest leamin& not fun and games.
I followed him into the
conference room. The
pizza fumes were so
heavy you could cut them
with the two-foot machete
restaurant critic Mar1a
Bird was wielding.
But it soon became clear that many students needed an anchor
on the often impersonal, ever-growing campus. A place to call
home.
University officials relented and invited some of the top national
organizations on campus. With thousands of Greek alums in
Newport, Costa Mesa, Irvine and Laguna, there was plenty of help
to get the move.ment started and chapten began opening.
There are eight sororities and 10 fraternities at UCI now, and
they still don't have a place to call home. But that's going to
change.
After years of work by actives and alums, ground was broken
last weekend on campus for a group housing village. Fraternities
and sororities will lease their new houses from the university.
But when the new complex opens in two years, I suspect that
some of the brothers and sisters will suffer drastic cuts in their
standards of living. For many of them, UCI's fraternity and sorority
row is the Balboa Island bayfront, where the tongs can cut very
nice deals indeed on winter leases.
DUI arrests
School lunches
Mo111day, Fiesta lite chicken
burrito or hot dog, kernel com,
cling peaches, choice of milk
Taesda1, Oillli fries and a roll
or bot dog with fries. tossed nlad,
chocolate trick-or-treat cake,
choice of milk
Wedlladay, Turkey and gravy
over whipped potatoel with a roll
or bot dog with tater tots, lemon
jWc:ic bar, Choice of milk
n.nda1, Soft taco with cbeelO
and lettuce or bot dot. peu and
com, pineapple tidbTt1, animal
craclen, cholCe of milk
l'rtday, Cldcbn petty OD a bun
or bot dot. crilp peon A1ad,
cbWed pe9Cbel, daOicli of ....
o Yale Boct, 2A, Loe Aft&elel
o Denna Shipman. 22, Pendcltoc
o Tom Littlefield, 41, IUYerlide
o Brian Hemley, 23, Santa Ana
0 IUclwd Ostey, ll, Stanton _. ...
o Susan Lyu Weber, 23, RiYerslde
O Cariol Peiu·Padilla. 26, H11ntinpm
Beadl
0 Jorae Lomdl, 34, Msywood
0 s-ElizabetJi w--. 32. Santa Ana
o DarTc11 8. Metz, 2A, WilcaUl
0 lloben LwMs Jot, 40, Loe Aft&eJa
o Roderick Lytllall Miller, 34, Newport
Budl
O Brlu Dll¥id Sanden, 21, Oranp
0 Albert Jwrepl. 26, Ooltocl
o Qristlna BeUiu Ooakl, 2S, Newport
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OOST A MESA -A reafdent in the 1200 bloclt of WatJon Avenue
wu robbed Tuceday while be wu watering his front yard with a
guden bole.
Raymond Walten, 69, told police he wu •tandina in bis drive-
way when a man walking down the street asked him for a drink of
water.
Walten banded the stranger the hose. The man then took a
dri.Dk and kept walking.
Momenta later, the man came back ror a second drink. But this
time, inltead of taking the hose, the man grabbed the wallct out of
the rear pocket of Walter's panta.
Wahen,grabbed the thier by the neck and threw him to the
ground, but be broke away and ran to a while OMC pick-up truclc
waitina nearby. .
Walten described the suspect as a white man, between 3S and
38 ycan old. Tbe man was about S-foot-7, 14S-1SS pounds. He was
clean shaven with short hair and wore glasses.
About $120 in cash plus several credit cards were in Walters'
wallet.
Blllm'lll HllMlml lllplly II m.d*ml
COSTA MESA -All it took was an hour for band of goblins to
materialize and vandalize an elaborate Halloween scene in front of
a home at Wilson Street and Orange Avenue Thursday night.
.. For tJieli.st week ana a lialf. we s ept on our patio,'T said C.ol~
leen Hanson, who lives at the house.
But Thursday night Hanson and her family decided to take a
quiclc trip and get some pizza for dinner. When they returned an
hour later they found some of their newspaper-stuffed characters
-including a ghost bride perched on a tree swing -strewn about
the yard.
Another six ~nsive Halloween masks and some clothing bad
also been stolen. "Ibey must be watching," she said.
By Friday afternoon, the yard was almost back to its original
spookiness and Hanson said her family and friends are better pre-
pared for trouble.
~·c MMtln/Pllol
Four-rear-old Annie Do and her big sister Diana Do, 9, both
of lmne, do their own little rain dance in front of one of the
fountains at Fashion Island in Newport Beach.
Around Town .·
Youth basketball
COSTA MESA -Early registration
bas begun for this winter's youtll basket·
ball p~ in Costa Mesa. Practices
begin in early December at local elemen·
tary IChools. Games are played at Costa
Mesa Hlah School and the Costa Mesa
Commun ft)'.· Center. The registration fee
is $25 until Nov. 29 and $35 Dec. 2·20.
For information, call 754-5158.
October Farmfest
COST A MESA -The Costa Mesa High School farm will host an October
Farmfcst from noon to 10 p.m. today.
Events include a Halloween costume con·
test, r.ce painting. music and prizes. The
public i.s invited and more information is available by calling 556-3276.
Craft fair
NEWPORT BEAOI -A wide variety
of band m.adc items, includin1 clothcs1 cenmic:s, dolls, holiday omamentJ ana grcetina cards will be on sale at the Oasis
Senior *t;eoter's Fourth Annual Arts and
Crafts Fair today. The fair will last from
9 Lm. to 4 p.m. at the center, 800 Mar·
guerlte Ave. in Corona del Mar. For in·
formation, call Laurell at 644-3244.
Home tour
NEWPORT BEAOf -Seven beauti·
ful Corona del Mu homes will be on d~·
play for the The Corona del Mar PT A s
annual home tour Tuetday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost of the event is $25 per
penon, which includes a Uaht basket
lunch at Sherman Gardens. lbe event also includes a fashion show and display
of artwork by Corona del Mar students. Call Marilyn Pelb at 721-0317 for in·
formation.
NRA meeting
COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa
c1-pter of the National Rifle Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Veteraoa Hall, S67 W. 18th St For in·
formation, call Mel Fleener at 645·7381.
Children's film festival
NEWPORT BEACH -Four Edwards
Cinema locations, including Fashion Is-
land, will show free children's movies
today, from 10 a.m. to noon. Each show-
ing wtllfeaturc sames and prizes.
Republican fund raiser
NEWPORT BEACH -The Califor·
nia Republican Assembly's Oktoberfest fund raiscr will be held Sunday at the
Balboa Bay Oub. State Assemblyman
Tom Mc01ntoc:k, R·Thousand Ow, wiU
speak out aP:inst the recently adooted
state budget For information, call ltena
Godshall at 759-8281.
Old World Halloween
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Old
World ViUage in Huntington Beach is
hosting its first Halloween Festival from
I to 4 p.m. Sunday. Noted pumpkin carv· er Artflur Payne will be on hanii to dem·
onstrate creative carving. There will be
flee pumpkin~, while toe supply lasts.
Old World Viuage will also hOit a Hal· lowe~n celebration on Oct. 31, featurin.g
P.!Jml>kin carving contests, villaJte windmr Clist>fays and a nauntcd bouse. Old World
ViOage is located at 7561 Center Ave. in Huntmgton Beach.
Preschool story time
Fashion show
NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport
Beach Ouistian Women·, Oub will have
a fashion show, luncheon and Christmas Boutique Nov. 5>-10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
the Balboa Bay uub. Call Donna at 675·
Hearst 'Castle
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast Col·
lege will ~r a three-day trip by Amtrak to Heant Castle Saturday
through Mon~ Nov. 9·11. The cost of the trip is $299. The fee
includes round trip train fare, two nights
lodsing in Morro Bay, and two Hearst Castle toun. For information, call (714)
43.2-5880.
Produce mart trip
COST A MESA -Orange Coast Col· le,1e's ~unity Service Office is plan·
ning a tnp to tbC Los An~les WholCsale
Proauoe Mart and Plower Mart Saturday, Nov. 16.
A tour bus will depart from OCCs
camP'.!s at 5 a.m. aod n:tum around 1:30
p.m. The regjstration fee is S39 and in·
cludea tram~tion. coffee IDd sweet role, luncb at Lawry's California Center,
handouts and CKiOrt services.
Participants may register in OCCs Community Service Offiee or by phone at
(714) 432·5880.
Back Bay 5-lOK
NEWPORT BEACH -The N?J>Oft·
Costa Mesa Family YMCA and KiWanis
Club of Newport Beach are SJ>O.l!soring
the 7th annual Back Bay 5 and lOK Run
and Walk on Sunday, Nov. 17.
Home design
NEWPORT BEACH -Desip Tradi· tions Newport '91, a free daylong work·
shop and display of home desigJJ tech· niqu~s and materials, will take place in
the o~n air courtyards at Fashion Island
from 10 am. Lo 6 p.m. Nov. 2. For more
infonnation, call 55~.
Holiday Craft Show
NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport
Beach Holiday Ans and Crafts Show will
be held 10-4 p.m. Nov 9 and 10 al the
Lincoln Athletic Center. 3101 Pacific View Drive. The event is sponsored by
the Parks Beaches and Recreation Dept
For more information, call 644-3151.
Country Day Fair
COST A MESA -Prince of Peace Lu·
lheran School. 2987 Mesa Verde Dmc,
will hold ilJ annual Country Day Fair, featunng games, rides and food from
around the world, on Saturday, Nov. 16
from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is free.
For information, call 549-0562.
NEWPORT BEAOf -All four New· j"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiii _________ ;;;,;;
port Beach Libraries will offer 1 pre-
school story time program for children
ages 3 to 5 tbrougn Dec. 11. The ~
gram is free and no pre·regislrltioil is
necessary. Preschool Story_ Time is offered at
10:30 a.m. every Tuesday at the Bllboa
Branch, 10 Lm. Tuesdays at the Corona del Mar Branch, 11 a.m. TucJdays at
Marincn Branch, and 10:30 WedneSdays
at Newport Center.
For iDfonnation on any of the pro-grams, call Otildn:n'1 CoOrdinator ludy
KeUcy at (714) 644-3187.
Musical fashions
Join the Club and Enjoy Counby Club Utting at the
GMID'JJ;:,~ E
+ Direct golf can access to Newport Beach Country Club.
+ Spectacular golf course and sunset views.
+ Footsteps to Fashion Island and Peninsula
shopping, dining and entertainment.
+ Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom apartments homes
up to 2,500 square feet. + Two car garages for most units.
NEWPORT BEACH -Sipna Alpha
Iota, the music fraternity for women, Will
present a luncheon and fubJoo abow at
noon. Nov. 2 at St. Michael and All An-
1ela Episcopal Oiurch, 3233 hcific: View Support the arts DriYe, Corona dcl Mar. Fca~ enter· tainment. gucat artists and door ~
NEWPORT BEACH -Carmen the event is a fund railer fot music scbol·
+ Private, secluded, automatic guard gate.
+ Professional on-sile management.
nd .... anhipt. The donation for the luncbcon is Open Daily (714) 644-5189 Oiapter1 1 guuc support group for me $10 per ~l'900. For infonnation, call Pat Perfomung Arts Center 1' conducting a ,.,.,11.; .. <n~9 membenhip drive. The poup meets lbe r-· .... .;;.._,at __ .,.._J\U_. _______ -'--------------------------
firat Wedne.day of each month at a dif-
ferent restaurant in the area. New mem· ben arc welcome. Call Carol. at 979-2172 or Bea It SS7~S for information.
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.• NEWPORT BEACH -School
board candict.tea grappled with
C(Pcb other Tbunday ewer bow beat
tp deal with a $4 million budget
deficit. and numerous related ii· Wes, in the final ~blic forum be-
(ore next month•• Ne_wport Mesa
Unified School Distrid election.
• But while public forums for
local school board candidates
ended this week. \'Oten will get a
chance to see the candidates on
1Qca1 television before the Nov. S
election.
'Candidates running for election
t' the Newport-Mesa Unified
sptool District Board of Trustees
rdet at Newport Harbor High
stbool Wednesday night for an
hour-long question-and-answer pe-
riod in front of an audience of
about 100 adults and high school
students. The forum was taped for
viewing on local cable television
Channel 3 in Newport and Costa
Mesa.
The taping was aired in New-
port 'Ji Friday night and will be
repeated on Friday, Nov. 1, from
5:30 to 6:30 p.m. In Costa Mesa,
the forum is tentatively scheduled
for broadcast at 6 p.m. Monday
and Friday, and at 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
Tcny SilDoa.. Dedlllr, 52. la a 1D1
uu deu at a..•-~ Collep. Simoa. 31. Ii ..
dent of t.be cmn,o OMat.J ~
Decker and SilDOll ... nillldDa for
an open eoat in m.teo u.a 1 rep-
raentina t.bo ,._ Verde ind
Weat Com Mesa cmnpuaide&.
Dec::ket uted SimoD wbat pro-
grams sbc would cut from t.bo dia.-
trict budget, a touati ~ cur-
rently facing school am·
ben who are grapplina with a S4
million budget shortfall.
"With 90 percent of our budact
being allocated to aa1ariea, in
order to brin& our budget into bal·
ance, we are probably aoing to
have to loot into that area and u-
scas job responsaDilitiel and job de·
~P.tiom and perhaps do 101DC
shifting in that area," Simon said.
"You bate to have to do that, but
unfortunately when the majority of
your budget is dedicated in that
area, you don•t really have any-
where else to go."
-sill'lon-began her -return ques-
tion to Decker with a recitation of
her own qualifications, which in-
c!ude . more than 10 yean of ser-
vice m PT A orgamzations and
school district committees. She
asked Decker, a community col-
lege administrator, to describe his
experience in kindergarten through
12th-grade education.
Decker cited bis membership in
numerous school district commit·
~~ ~ .. m:: :.'1!:
mental in ~ bJat:l ~pd
uatioa requinlmenta. ~·• ~ coaneeH,. course aa Bltanda
Hip Scbool and developiaa the
Rotary Oub .ltudellt-of·tbe-moath
award at F.atancia and Colt.a Mesa hiib ICboola. •
Addreaing the diatric:t'• I Onan•
cial problea, Dcctcr Aid budget
cuts abould be taipted for area
least Ubly to affect daaroom in-
stnactioll. "We baYe prec:ioul few
dollan -only 10 pen:eot of tho
budget -. allocated to boob sup-
plies and other e11entiab," Deeter
said. ••you need to address areas
that are distant from the ass-
room: po...-bly equipment .ftems
that the achool distiict could go
without for another year and ~
sibly pon~· at may be elimi·
nated of retirement or
resign on." ·
Candidate Martha Fluor, a 40-
year-old bilingual instructional
aide, questioned tho-daim of-fi-
nancial expertise by opponent and
incumbent Tom Williams, 49,
founder and owner of Saddleback
Homes. Fluor questioned why Wil·
Iiams did not anticipate the sub-
stantial decline in the district's
property tax revenues.
Williams prefaced his answer
with an explanation of bow New-
port-Mesa switched in 1987 to a
"basic aid" district, receiving only
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After openin$ statements, the
forum began wtth candidate Ed-
ward Decker questioning opponent
DR. EDW'ABD DECKER the switch, Williams said the dis-.._ trict reuivcd $8.S million more in
NEWPORT MISA SatOOL BOARD. ARIAi revenues this year than. if the
26 Yean As A ltrofuaJonal Educator switch bad not been made. "The downside is that you have
COMMITTED TO: to estimate what those revenues
• High Scholastic Standards will be," Williams said. "Now if
• Comprehensive Budget Analysis you remember, this recession start-
l R Pl h C ed last year. Most of the ~pie • ong ange anning wit ommunity Input that claim to be the financial ex-
• Partnership of School, Home and Community perts across this land were predict-
,. l'Oll 11': COllllTTll '111 f1ECT EIMNID lll£'llBI ing that the rC()CSlion bad ended
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Tom Willimm tor a ..a ID 1n111e
area 3 .:r--ma die DcMr Shoret Sam Ana ~
oommuntda. WllUaml ii ~
for re-elecdon to a tldrd, ~
term on tho ldlool baud.
Williama queldaaed Fluor about
her aiddmil of blrbaa nasaant
ooacbea at a COit of '96,000. Wil-
liama aald the ~ ol not
bi.ring the COIChel would be lim-
ited, compared to the ICYefO iJD..
pact it would have oo athledc:a.
Fluor responded by saying her
ciiticisms were meant ~ focua at-
tention on the need for priorities.
.. You talk about 8,000 students
in our district that benefit from
(the coac~. What about 'the
«be~ 16, atudcnla2•• l!luor-
aslted. "I am not again advocating
their firing. What I am advocating,
as I have stated in all previous fo-
rums, is that we need to look at
our priorities, in light of the fact
that our board bas instituted a hir·
ing freeze. We are losing SO classi-
fied employees in which a portion
... are going to be instructional
aides. I question the district's pri·
orities."
Election officials are predicting
an average 13 percent voter turn-
out for the Nov. S elections taking
place in five Orange County school
districts. A 13 percent turnout in
the Newport-Mesa school district
would amount to 11.195 voten out
of the school district's 86,117 regis-
tered voters. In 1989, a debate
over sex education attracted a
record 23 percent voter turnout.
But in prior elections, voter turn-
out has averaged 12 percent, ac-
cording to the Orange County
Registrar of Voters.
ALL TYPES
& SIZES
LOWAS
The <>range County Performing Arts Center recentty ma.riced
its fifth annlYenaty with a week of a!lebratfon. ·
Parlormlng Arts CllllblP
gala bl'lnlll In $1 ......
COST A MESA -In celebration of its fifth annivenaiy, more
than 12,000 supporters of the Orange County Performing Arts
Center helped raise $1 million, including $175,000 from various
benefit events.
"We decided a year ago to use the fifth anniversary u a vehicle
to provide an opportunity for a broad spectrum of the county to
take part in the celebration," said Janice Johnson, co-<:hairpenon
of the week-long event. "We're very pleased with the results."
Overall, anniversary-week events raised about Sl m.illioo. with
most of that coming from the 615 seats -priced between SSOO.
$2,SOO -sold for the "Starlight Expressions" openin~ ceremony.
The smaller "Boots & Black Tie" event the following night grossed
$130,000.
Proceeds from the opening events helped underwrite free events
later in the week. including the "Birthday Party" that capped the
week on Sunday.
In addition to raising funds for future programming -including
Opera Pacific, Pacific Symphony. and the Pacific and Master OM>-
rales -the anniversary-week events were designed to provide
broad recognition of the growth and success of the center and the
various outreach programs it provides for youth and the di.sadvan·
taged. Many local arts organizations now also call the center their
home. It was also a chance to thank the thousands of donors, vol-
unteers and patrons who support the center, officials said.
By lrts Yoko!
5'llf Wltw
NEWPORT BEACH -Con·
ceding that the city perhaps should
not have allowed condominiums
next to Hoag Hospital. planning
commi.ssionen unanimously ap-
proved expansion of the hospital's
emergency wing, over the objec-
tions of neighboring residents who
asked for relief from noise and
traffic.
''The emergency room is some-
thing they need yeaterday ... the fa-
cility is substandard.'' said Com-
missioner Jan Debay before the S-
0-2 vote.
"We have to plan for the whole
city. I'm sony some of you will be
impacted," Debay told the resi-
dents who complained of noise
from delivery truck traffic at all
hours and expressed concern
about construction noise.
Debay said she wished the h~
pital could buy out some of the
adjacent condominiums as staff
housing.
"Unfortunately, the oondomini-
ums put up in that area probably
shouldn't have been built ... "
added Commissioner Thomas Ed·
wards.
Hospital officials requested that
the emergency wing cxpanaion be
considered separately from the
hospital'• propoeed muter plan,
which will more than double the
size of the health care facility in
the next 20 yean.
The hospital will add at>"
pnmmatdy 13, 700 square ftet, m
three levels., to the emergency
room wins to expand the emer-
gency room, loading dock and stor·
age areas and add offices and
classrooms for emergency room
staff.
The existing emergency room fa·
cilities, constructed in 1974, were
designed to serve 18,000 patients
annually. The number of patients
exceeded 38,000 in 1990, hospital
officials said.
But homeowners in the neiah·
boring Villa Balboa and Yenailles
condominiums and the nearby Bal·
boa Coves community urged the
commission to delay itl decilion
on the expansion until the environ-
mental impacts oo neigbbon bad
been studied.
The residents complained that
existing noise from dcliYay trucb
and ambulances driving on the let'·
vice road between the hospital and
the condominiums was already un-
bearable.
The neighbors, many of whom
bad already !Md throu.gb con-
struction of the new cancer center
and parking structure. said they
worried enlarging the emergency
room would simply create more
traffic and force them to endure
construction noise for another full
year.
Commissionen. however, QOn·
tended the emergency room ex·
panaion wouldn't increue traffic;
at would simply accommodate the
existing number of patients.
"It sort of aaddcm me that we'd
be restrictina somebody's ability to
get health cue," said Com-
miuioner Norma OloYer.
Commiaaioner Gary Disano
lgreed: "We ~ an oblf.!don to
provide emerpacy aemce.
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~ngineers prepare
for future flood
By Robeft Bartcer ..,....,
COSTA MESA -Bulldoura
and other hetvy equipment are
chundnc up thousands and thou-
sands of tona of sand from the
bottom of the Santa Ana River,
widenina and deepening the river
bed u part of • massive Sl.S bil-
lion flood control project .
The 7S-mile river that starts
near Big Bear in the San Bernar-
dino Mountains and empties into
the ocean between Newport Beach
and Huntiqton Beach may not
look like much of a flood threat
after two y•aR of drought.
But experts with the U.S. Anny
Corps of Engineers warn that it
poses the worst flood danger west
of the Mississippi.
They say that a monster of a
storm could cover cities as far in-
land as Buena Park to a depth of
three feet to six feet and cause
about $18 billion in economic loss-
es.
The Oood would threaten more
than 3 million people and 250,000
buildings,
experts predict.
Former Orange County Environ-
mental Management Agency Di-
rector George Osborne says local
officials have been battling for the
project since 1962.
The estimated cost then was
$750 million, half the eventual cost
of the project that finally was ap-
proved by Congress in 1986.
Osborne said the worst flood in
local history came in 1862 when
P._COple had to get in boats and row
1f they wanted to travel from Hun·
tington Beach to Fullerton.
Ironically, one of the worst
-
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Workers have been digging deep into the Santa Ana River bed, to
widen the safety margin aplnst possible Roods in the future.
droughts followed the next year,
with thousands of livestock perish-
ing, be said.
"With all the hazards we have,
it would be nice to put the flood
hazard bChiiid us," Osoome satd:""
In this century, there have been
14 medium-to-large floods in Or·
ange County, according to Anny
Corps of Engineers officials.
Lowlands were flooded last in
1983, a storm that experts rated as
only a comparative drop-in-the
bucket.
Still, after about six inches of
rain fell in 4 1h hours on the
morning of March 1 of that year,
and 550 homes in Huntington
Beach sustained damage to some
degree, 800 people were evacuated
and $16.S million in property loss-
es were recorded.
The heavy equipment of the
Rados Co. is deepening the Santa
Ana River from the ocean to
Adams Avenue about S feet and
widening it from 175-230 feet to
365-450 feet.
Crews are slated to complete
that stretch of work by next sum-
mer and then tum to a second
reach, Adams Avenue to the San
Diego Freeway, in July. Comple-
tion of that stage is slated by April
of 1994.
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"They are high-balling it pretty
good it to get all the work done
they can before the rainy season,''
said Bill Zaun, Orange County's
public works director. "They're
ahea~of schcdu . ._•_• -----.i
Other facets of the flood control
work that's expected to continue
for the rest of the century include
deepening of the Prado Dam near
Chino, improvements to the Gre-
enville-Banning and Talbert chan-
nels and bridge modifications in
Huntington Beach, and construc-
tion of the Seven Oaks Dam near
Mentone at the foot of the San
Bernardino Mountains.
The completion of Seven Oaks
Dam. slated in 1996, is expected to
increase the water-carrying capac-
ity of the Santa Ana River so it
can handle the worst storm that
can be expected in 100 years.
When that milestone is reached,
homeowners in the flood plains
wiU no longer have to pay the ap-
proximately $200 a year flood in-
surance on their residences, of-
ficials said.
Army Corps of Engineers of-
ficials say they'll use one million
cubic yards of sand scoured from
the river bottom to replenish por-
tions of the Newport Beach shore-
line.
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By l.of1Ann Basheda
Stlfl Wlllr
ney said Friday be did not yet
know the value of the coin collec-
tion. Also missing from the safe
was about $1,500 in cash.
son kept hidden in a small tea pot.,
in his office. ..
COST A MESA -Someone ap-
parently stole a silver and gold
coin collection from the chairman
of Security Pacific Corp.'1 office
while the banking giant was home
dyin~ of· leukemia.
The 62-ycar-old chairman of Se-
curity Pacific's board had been out
sick for about a month and a half.
Richard Warner, ~pokesman fof
Security Pacific, declined to com-,
ment on the reported theft. '
Richard F1amJOn Ill's secretary
discovered the coin collection
mi.uing from his personal safe last
Thursday -the day be died, ac-
cording to a police repart .
It may have been during that
time that someone stoic a set of
keys to his personal safe from a
desk drawer in his executive floor
office at SSS Anton.
It was under Flamson's directiori'
as the chief executive officer, that'
Security Pacific rose from the 11 tJ'1
largest bankJng firm in the natior(
to the fifth largest. ·•
Flamson retired from that posiJ
tion last year but remained on as
chairman of the corporation'$
board. Costa Mesa detective Dale Bir-
Also missing, according to his
secretary, is a safe key that Flam·
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During past holiday seasons we
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worn at after-dark parties. This
year everybody seems to be saying
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shine.
At a high tea, Cathy Udall was a
standout in a red suit embellished
with sparkling gold stones, rhine-
stones and braid of gold which
matched her shoes.
Valerie Budd partied in a polka Jan Grumman
dot Lillie Rubin. It was all sequins
with black ones hitting the spots
on the white ones, and the style
was accented by huge black silk
bows on the shoulder. Jan Grum-
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For her wedding, Jill wore a
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Its fitted bodice and hemline were
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Attending the bride were Heidi
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Dana Keces and Katherine Steb-
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Attending the bridegroom were
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A reception was held at Balboa
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COLLINS-THOMPSON
Elizabeth Kastrup Thompson of
Corona del Mar and Philip David
Collins of Manchester, England,
were united in marriage June 8 at
St. Michael's and All Angels
Church in Corona del Mar.
The bride wore an off-the-
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accented with pearls and a cathe-
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Dinner served for
charity contestants
H ere and there ...
Sue Butter and Unda Emmons of N~rt Be~
coordinated a reception/buffet dinner Fnday evc~g at the
Hyatt Regency. The 125 attending included oo~pany preude.nts
------. and CEOs participating today an the one-mile run
in the Heart and Sole Oas.sic of the American
Heart Association, Orange County Oiapter. Also
there were Olympic athlete Dwight ~,
celebrity chairperson, Bob Kinsman, chairman of
the H&S committee, and other volunteers
assisting with the classic.
• SUNDAY: His Royal Highness Prince Laurent
Vldl
Dan
Society
de Be12ique will be at Zee Allred's Newport
home for a OC Protocol Commission and
Foundation reception ... members of the LA
Chamber Orchestra. will present a private concert
in the Newport Beach home of Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Burns ... Village Crean will be the setting
for an afternoon fund-raising picnic for the
Wellness Community ... Rex and Susan Chandler
will host a 5:30 p.m. Halloween Haunt at the Rex in Fashion
Island for Laguna Art Museum ... Luminaries plan a Frontier Frolic
at the Crazy Horse Saloon. • Members of Madrecitas Auxiliary, Holy Family Services of
Orange County, has been presenting the Peacock Alley fashion
luncheon for 27 years. This year's event was at the IMne Marriott
and featured a style show chaired by Billy Jenson and arranged by
veteran coordinator Florence Smales of Newport Beach. To date
the auxiliary has raised more than $440,000 which the service uses
to aid parents in adoption and counseling of foster children. • An arty party is planned Tuesday evening at Gustaf Anders
Restaurant in South Coast Village. The event is the opening night
for the Absolut (vodka) art show that will remain at the eatery
through mid November. Four of the 36 artists will attend, and
dinner, Scandinavian in nature, will feature the spirits of the
sponsor. Reservations available by calling 668-1737. • About 350 toured the Corona del Mar Plastic Surgery Center on
Bayside last Saturday and were welcomed by Ors. Frederick
Grazer and W. Graham Wood. The two plastic and reconstructive
surgeons have been in the building since April, but finishing
touches to the 8,000-square-f eet facility were completed only
recently. Among the group mingling at the open house celebration
catered by Butler's Pantry were Dr. Grazer's wife Betty and their
son Jon, who is now doing bis residency at Tulane and is expected
to join the practice in about 4 Vi years.
Best man was Bill HancocJc.
John Hitchman, Jason Braceg.irdle
and John Blunt were ushers. Mat-
thew Hitchman was ring bearer.
The rose garden at the Marriott
Hotel in Newport Center was site
of the reception for J 00 family
members and friends of the cou-
ple.
The newlyweds honeymooned in
Sunriver, Ore., and have made
their first home in Costa Mesa.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Richard P. Thompson.
She is a counselor.
The bridegroom is the son of
Eileen Collins. He is a prof es-
sional motorcycle racer.
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FRANCO-GERRIE
St. James Episcopal Church was
the site as Michelle Louise Franco
of Brisbane, Australia, and Wal-
lace Anderson Gerrie of Newport
Beach exchanged marriage vows
Sept. 21.
The bride work an ivory silk
gown which was accented with lace
on the bodice and h~m.
Attending the bride was Louise
Franco. James Trudeau attended
the bridegroom.
After the ceremony, a reception
for the 200 relatives and friends
witnessing the nuptials was held at
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
The newlyweds honeymooned
on the Tongau Islands in the
South Pacific and have made their
first home in San Francisco.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Guiseppe Franco of Bris-
bane. She is a pharmacist.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Wallace Gerrie and the late
Dr. Wallace Gerrie of Newport
Beach. He is an options trader for
the Pacific Stock Exchange.
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the missus, look no further than the newest boutique at
the Rldl•nt Nlson Library &t Birthplace in Yorba Linda.
Publicist IC.ma C.Jtwrtabl is advising jewelry-happy friends in·
-----Pilotland that Jehaa Sadat, during last week's
visit, bestowed her blessings on reproductions of a
little token she had presented to Pat Nbon in
E~t 17 years ago.
lt s a turquoise and gold necklace and earrings
set, dubbed "Peace," specially designed for the
' 1974 state visit. Santa's elves are now busily
churning out repros designed to sell for less than
a C-note . ... .--.~-..JI Cartwright says the original, owned by the
National Archives, is priceless. But lissen,
considering the federal government's sadly
impecunious state, it couldn't hurt to make an
------offer. Get your Congressman to write a check.
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SPEAKJNG OF MIDEAST EXOTICA -Don't
.. Saturday, OCtober 26, 1991 A 7
~M.ltt•"'P ,,_
At left, author Gerald Petievich
looks o n while Tyle r Kelly and
a uthor Paul Mantee visit. Above,
Marilyn Hudson, left, visits with
Margaret Burk. look now, but a ranking member of.Kuwait's royal
household is shopping for a modest palace in the Dover Shores
principality of Newport Riche.
0, The sheik's American-born wife has fallen in love with this area,
says socialite·rcaltor Barbara Aune, who has them firmly in tow.
Aune, who peddles property only to friends, is staging a small
black-tic dinner Sunday so they can meet their prospective
neighbors.
Authors spice up Round Table West lunch
0
ALL I KNOW IS WHAT PEOPLE TELL ME -You probably
knew these things all along, but I've just teamed that:
• Yes, that's, our own lovely Ellen Appel displaying her sexy
lingerie all over national television. As undie-stated spokesperson
for Frederick's of Hollywood, she appeared recently on
Entertainment Tonight, is booked next month on HBO's World
Entertainment Rc,P?rt, and will be interviewed by a French
producer on Spanish-speaking Channel 34. There'll be subtitles for
viewers not interested in the pictures.
• Tutto Marc general manager Claudio Arena, who greets dine~
(ladies only) with a kiss, may have to settle for warm handshake~>.
The buss-boy is getting married Nov. 9 to a patron who took his
greetings seriously.
Members find
• • • group 1nsp1nng
I t defir.ately wasn't the Algon-
quin Hotel... It definitely was
the Balboa Bay Club.
But the group who gathers for
Round Table
West never seems
to mind. There
were certainly no
co mplaints
Thursday.
of her inspirations.
First time novelist Paul Mantee
humorouc;ly related the events that
led up to the creation of his ne"'
bestseller, "In Search of the Per-
fect Ra\toh."
"You have to read the book to
get the "'hole recipe (his grand·
mother'!>) and it reall) is excel-
lent!" he said.
(Mariette Hartley was scheduled
to tall.. about her new bool..
"Breaking the Silence," but at the
last minute couldn't make it -she
had the nu.)
• Actress Sarah Purcell will be among the celebrity crushers
Nov. 3, when Prego stages its Festa delta Vendemmia
grape-stomping bash. You'll probably recognize he r ·rrom the TV
show, "Real People." She's the one with purple feet.
• On a serious note, our avaricious county supervisors would he
stunned to learn the extent or reaction to the latest salary increase
voted for themselves and top hands. Some of the gentler c riticisms
are "callous,'' "cynical," and 'contemptible," -and those are just
some of the words starting with the letter "c." Moving on to the
"d" letter, for starters, how about just plain "dumb?"
As a little
something extra,
jewelry designer
Lynda King was
the re and dis-
played a selection
from her 3,000-
item faux jewelry
line which con-
tains originals as
From left, Stephanie Ric hards, Virginia McKinney and Corona del
Mar Chamber of Comme rce President Royal S. Radtke.
Hudson and Burk have hosted
more than 800 author~ since the
formation of Round Table West.
That'!. what this group is all about.
Their monthly meetings give the
public & chance to meet and min·
gle with authors, gain inspiration
and expand thei r educational and
cultural horizons.
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STRAIGHT FROM THE NUT FA.RM -Writing about the
Scgerstrom and Saldoka farm-built family fortunes the other da). I
tossed off an "E-l·E-1-0."
Society
-----· · well as copies of classics.
For luncheon (ticket price $30)
there was tasty lemony chicken
and lemony layer cake for dessert.
For entertainment there was Mar-
garet Burk, who served as emcee,
and Marylin Hudson, who regaled
the audience with humorous horo-
scope predictions (this month sin-
gling out Scorpios and their amo·
rous expectations.) They played to
a crowd that packed the Bay
Club's main ballroom. Which reminded Carlos Moreno of a story. Everything reminds
him or a story.
He has a friend named MacDonald, a bureaucrat who works in
the Environmental Impact Emergency Information Office.
And guess how he answers the phone?
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WITCHES Pf?ISON GAAi! EXECUTIONER IWIEM GRlS
0, CONSARN! -Barbershop singer Bob Pettit is still sulking
because the Toronto Blue Jays didn't quite make it into the World
Series.
Pettit, lead tenor with the Beach Nuts quartet, claims to be the
onlv U,S.-bom warbler who can chirp a ll the lyrics in the Canadian
national anthem.
SALOON Gf?I. NINJAS ROMANS PIRATES VAMPIRES. LEOTARDS
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(Aside to pixyish Pettit: Shucks, that's nothing. Atty. Julian Ertz
boasts that he'i, the only American patriot, this side of J. P. Sousa,
who knows all the words of "Stars and Stripe.<; Forever." Me, I
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That's not to mention the enter·
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this month's selected authors.
Former U.S. Secret Service agent
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Enter.tainmant ·
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The Broadway musical, "City of
Angels," still a runaway hit in New
York City, comes to the Orange
County Performing Arts Center
for 14 performances starting
Wednesday.
This saucy 1940s-style detective
yarn, winner of six 1990 Tony
Awards, tells the story of Stine, an
ambitious young screenwriter, who
collides on stage with Stone, the
street-smart detective of his own
creation.
Performed on a plit stage, real
life is portrayed in vivid color
while the imaginary tale of the pri-
vate eye with a weakness for
women is playe d in black and
white. Each Hollywood cbaracter
has a counterpart in the movie
script.
Stephen Bogardus por1rays
Stine, while Jeff McCa nhy, who
Charles Levin, left, stars as the movie mogul and Stephen Bo-
guardus is the frustrated saiptwriter, Stine, in "City of Angels."
'" starred as Javert in the Los Ange-
les premiere of "Les Miserables"
plays Stone. Anastasia Bance
takes on the dual role of Mallory
Kingsley/Avril Raines, the blonde
femme fatale, and Catherine Cox
plays Oolie/Donna. McCarthy,
Bance and Cox arc new to the
cast.
"City of Angels" was written by
Larry Gelbart, creator of hits such
as "MASH," "Tootsie" and "Oh,
God," with music by veteran com-
poser Cy Coleman.
Singers, dancers sought for holiday show
Singers, dancers and actors are
being sought to join the cast of
"Holidaze -Chri!.tmas Stories,"
Orange County Children's The-
atre's next production.
Approximately 35 children, be-
tween the ages of 8 and 18, arc
needed for the show, which will be
presented Dec. 12-22 at Westmin-
ster Auditorium. "lfolidaze" will
feature three one-act plays, di -
reeled by (:urtis Jerome, who 1s re-
turning to OCCT after a two year
absence.
Those singing lead roles should
come with prepared music. Every-
one auditioning wiJI be taught a
song and dance. Auditions are
scheduled fo r today from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at Faith Lutheran
Church. 8200 Ellis Ave., Hunting-
ton Beach.
Rehearsals will be held Sundays
from 1 to 5 p.m., Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 6 to 9:30 p.m. and
Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
"Holidaze" will be presented
Dec. 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21 and 22.
For additional information call
Carlone Herman at 963-3627 or
Mark Goldhamer at 968-4241.
llocklr'I
R ecovery is the hip, new thing to be in, judging
from Thursday night'• taping of a show at
Copley/Colony Cablevision of Costa Mesa.
After all, everyone from Liza to Uz and I.any
have come clean from one thing or
another, and recovering substance
abuser H.E. Cat's latest
sobcr-a-thon "Solutions" bubbles
over with a
''Y ou-too-can-be-cool-1 ike-us"
attitude.
Everyone behind the cameras -
with the presumable exception of .___.....;:.;..~-'-...J Copley/Colony personnel -arc Mitt ex-addicts who donate their time Clllll' and talents to Cat. There even
seemed to be recovery groupies
along for lhc ride. Local
Cable "Solutions" is musical whiz Cat's
follow-up to "Sober Living," a
public access offering currently
shown on local cable outlets across the nation. It
appeaJS at 7 Monday nights on Copley/Colony's
Channel 61. It will replace "Sober Living" on
Channel 61 in a couple weeks.
Though I haven't seen the final, edited version of
"Solutions," what I witnessed at the taping was much
better than "Sober Living," thanks in large doses to
special guests Paul Williams, the lilliputian lyricist,
and Larry Handelman, intervention counselor to the
stars.
Tight Latin-jazz band Shades of Jade, composed
largely of former addicts, opened the show. Then
Cat, a Newport Beach resident who has more
Hollywood connections than Ma Bell, pranced on
stage. He's no longer flying solo, as he did on "Sober
Living," as his wife and Marilyn Monroe-look alike
Michelle joined him in the talk-show portion of the
program.
Williama and Handelman seized the expolW"O
promote "Sober Sunday," a star-atudded live ·
Aidcsquc event acheduled for December, and ._,..
Great Fact," a "We Aze the Worldisb'' song peancd
by Williama and featuring the vocal talent.I of .-rat
recording artiats. ~ The event, to be telecast by ABC and fcaturina
such stan as Roseanne Arnold, Charlton Heaton d
rockers Aerosmith (now there's a cocktail party),
not intended to raise money for 1treet people, l
starving children or foreclosure·wa.ry Carmen, but o
raise consciousness about the joys of living I
alcohol-and drug-free.
As Handelman demonstrated by a show of han
from those in attendance, few have personal
relationships with the homeless, starving Afrieans
and troubled farmers, but just about everyone knows
at lcasrone substance a1>user .
W illiams, who wrote "Just an Old Fashioned
Love Song," "Evergreen" and the "Love Boat"
theme, was quite compelling as he relished in hil
own recovery, which began in 1989. I
"I don't even consider myself Sl," said the
sometime actor. " .. .I'm a 2-year-old. I celebrate e r)1
day."
"Solutions" is the first television program
anywhere to play "The Great Fact," and Williams
reacted like a man possessed as the song blared out
of the studio's speakers to the accompaniment of
psychedelic images created by Cat that were splashed
across the monitor.
"This is our song," Williams told the crowd. "This I
song almost wrote itself .... It's about my life."
The show closed with Handelman staring into a 1
camera and reaching out to potential viewers who
may need help. "You don't have to die one day at a
time. There is a solution."
Cat -and Costa Mesa for that matter - should
be proud to have "Solutions."
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Youths discover 'Lord of the Rings' through sy.mphony
Nata.•w&aw
G eorgc Tak.ci, better knOwn
u Sulu from the "Star
Trek" series, lead
thousands or area school
children on a joUmey through
Middle Earth u bobbiu, dwarfs,
elves and a wizard fought the
forces or evil via a musical
. presentation by ~ifomJa Wind
Orchestra at the Orange County
Perfonning Arts Center earlier
this week.
Through Ta.kei's narration, the
children imaflled Frodo the
hobbit, his f nend Sam and
Gandalf the wizard figbtinf trolls
and the evil Golum on their
quest to destroy the ring as
French horns blared, trumpets
sounded and drums
reverberated.
The orchestra, conducted by
David Warble, performed Johan
de Meij's "Lord of the Rins, ''
symphony, based on the
legendary trilogy by J.R.R.
Tolkien. Orange County
Philharmonic Society Women's
Committees sponsored the
morning programs for children,
their first of the season.
The purpose of the program
was to help children Understand
how music tells a story and
discover the possibilities of
woodwinds, brass and percussion
instruments.
Mltc~ttif\l'Pilol
Actor George Takei narrates to school children during a perform-
ance of "Lord of the Rings" by the ~range County Philharmonic.
"Many children have not bad
the experience of being in a live
theater. I think it's important to
have this type or experience, ..
said Takei, who until its demise
offered similar services for Los
Third time a charm tor GWC revue
Broadway Our Ways
take third encore
T here are musical revues and
there arc musical revues,
most of them ably mounted
and reasonably entertaining. And
then there is Broadway Our Way
Ill at Golden West College.
Nothing. least of all Broadway
Our Ways I and II, could have
prepared audiences for the spec-
tacular musical extravaganza or
Ill. Musical director (and new
cross-pollinating on occasion, such
as staging the "Married" number
from "Cabaret" with Ross and
Whitaker, then bringing them back
in the hilariously contentious "No·
body's Perfect" from "I Do, I Do."
May's lovely soprano tones are
showcase in a three-number seg-
ment from "The Phantom of the
Opera," with Coker excelling as
the masked man. Anderson recre-
ates his own Danny Zuko charac-
ter from GWC's "Grease" in a
medley from that show, then docs
a fine tum as Seymour in "Little
Shop of Horrors" with Hills sup-
plying the booming voice of the
plant. Anderson and Hills team up
again later for a splendid duet of
"River in the Rain" from "Big
River."
Other highlights in a show re-
plete with them are Whitaker's en-
gaging Tevye from "Fiddler on the
Roor· doing "If I Were a Rich
Man," Ross' belting of "I'm the
Greatest Star" from "Funny Girl"
(one of her notable past credits},
and a moving rendition of "At the
Ballet" from "A C~orus Line''
with Ross, Walsh and Johnson
reminiscing ·
Hills reaps thunderous applause
with his "Lovin' AJ" number from
"Working" and May adds a de-
lightful "l Cen't Say No'' from
"Oklahoma."
"Broadway Our Way Ill" is one
of those rare shows you wish
would never end, and this is its
second and final weekend. Closing
performances are today at 3 and 8,
and Sunday at 3 p.m. (today' mati·
nee was added by popular de-
mand). If you're a musical theater
buff, this one is a definite "must."
Catt 895-8378 for tj9et informa-
tion.
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GWC dean of
fine arts) David
Anthony has ere·
ated a banquet
for musical the-
ater gourmets
with bis imagina-
tive staging and
strategic deploy-
ment of supcrla-.---------------------------i
tive talent. ... ft
To begin with, 1·'11 THEATRESINORMGECOONTY
the venue has
•, Theater been changed -from the outdoor Critic Patio Theater to
-----the main stage, Cl1>anding the tech'lical possibili-
ties. Veterans of past revues Mar-
~ Ross, Calvin Coker, Linda May
and Brian Whitaker are back to
help make the third time a true
cnarm, abetted by some other out·
S\lllding talents in Ronald Hol-
liclay Hills, Eric Anderson, Adri-
enne Johnson and Diane Walsh.
Qtncers Suzanne Vera, Sheri Whi·
tcside and Victoria Prismantas
cOfnplete the company.
Also, after the success of his
"~weeney Todd" section last time
Old, Anthony has amplified several
of tbe pieces to create fiighly en-
terta inang mini-musicals, even
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be said prior to the concert. ,
Fellow clusmate Alex Hovis,
11, was equally excited. He said
he likes symphony music and was •
glad to have met Takei, with .,
whom he talked backstage before
the program.
"He was nice," Hovis said of
the actor.
"I thought he was a nice guy ...
he didn't look like he would be
nice from the mOYies," said
Adam Stilgenbauer, 12, also a
College Park student.
Even though Stilgenbauer
didn't know the story of "Lord of
the Rings," other than the
introduction he received in class,
he said he was glad to be there
for the experience.
Thousands of children file Into the Performing Arts Center.
"Television doesn't offer you
the same experience as theater,
nor dOC$ the ~nding-of-roc-k
music," Taket said.
Warble said the idea to
compose narration fo; :le Meij'
symphony came instantly upon
hearing the music. "The music is
undoubtedly some of the most
picturesque and theatrical every
written for the symphonic wind
ge nre -and is perfectly suited
to the deep presence of Mr.
Takei's voice."
'Many children have not had the experience of
being in a live theater. I think it's important to have
this type of experience.• -HR Tue
_, actor, narrator
Angeles students via the Los
Angeles Theater Center.
"This is the musical equivalent
to that program. It spurs the
imagination - and the
imagination is the most
important sense to tap," aptly
said the man who has been
where no man has been before.
Despite a slight cold, Takei
volunteered his time for the four
presentations, eliciting giggles
from the audience as he spoke in
a high squeaky voice with a hiss
as he read the part of Golum.
P.J. O'Brien, 11, a student at
College Park Elementary School
in Costa Mesa eagerly awaited
the presentation -his first
symphony experience. "I have
heard how great the music is,''
Orange County Philharmonic
Society will reach more than
60,000 students this year through
its 20 youth concerts at the
Center. The Women's
Committees implement the 14
programs for children between
second grade and high school.
Last year, 32,000 students
attending musical programs
sponsored by OCPS.
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An installation service for
new pastors Bill and Susan
Kirlin-Hackett wi11 be held at
3 p.m. Sunday at Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church.
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The Kirlin-Hacketts gradu-
ated from Pacific Lutheran
Theological Seminary in 1984
and were ordained at Holy
Redeemer Lutheran Church
of San Jose in July 1985.
They arc parents of a 2-
year-old, Micah, and reside
in Orange.
COSTA MESA -St. Joachim's
Catholic Church celebrates the
10th anniversary of the Interna-
tional Year of the Disabled Person
on Sunday, with the church's first
"Access Sunday."
The 9:30 a.m. Liturgy will be
celebrated with Bishop Michael
Driscoll presiding.
Following the Liturgy will be an
"Exploratorium" in the Parish
Hall with a variety of awareness-
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN
rUiDi lidMtiel. There wDI be op-
portunities to "oxploro" tbe world
as a penon wfth a disability, view
an art exhibit and hear music by
Ron Langloe of the Hi Hopes. see
a "special" puppet show, partici-
pate in art activities, screen video
tapes, enjoy refreshments and
more.
Informational booths from such
organizations as Advocates with
Developmentally Disabled Persons
and AfllJnce ftJr the MentiJJy Ill
will be presented.
AH events will be videotaped lf>r
public access cable televllion as
part of a grant through the City of
C.OSta Mesa. This videotape will be
available at the Marywood Center,
Diocese of Orange, for use by
other churches in the ecumenical
community who may want to have
an Access Sunday.
EXCITING, SPIRIT FILLED,
GROWING-€ lJRGH?
Seminar
delves into
oleness WE'RE NOW HERE IN COSTA MESA
(PQEVIOUSL V IN IRVINE)
OASIS CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
Kids Church
Ages 6-12
Kinder Church
Ages 3-5
• Non Demoninotionol Ch~istian
• Full Gospel Teocning
• Valet Parking 9:30 to 1 O:OOom
Inf ant & Toddler
"'Come to where vou wQI not~
judgCKt or ~ondemned. Our
ministry Is to teach about God's
love. mercy,& groce ond now to
apply His word In your Ute todavr .. ·
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499-3088 Stinday Morning Worship
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Ministers Davia Beades & Virginia Wheel::r
Wesley Counseling Center
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Ministers: Galal Gough, Tia Wildermuth
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1601 Morguetll• Ave.
Corono del MOf
644-0745
ADUl T ·JUNIOR·SENIOR
Sunday School 8 30 a m.
1 o·oo am Worship Chlld. Yootti. Adult
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Tradrt1onal 7:30 a.m
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Ch1r11mat1c 10:45 a.m
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NEWPORT BEACH -An
"Adventure in Healin~ and
Wholeness" seminar featunng Dr.
James Wagner will be held at 6
p.m. Friday and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat-
urday in Diercnfield Hall at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
600 St. Andrew's Road.
Wagner is director of Prayer &
Healing Ministries of the Upper
Room in Nashville, Tenn.
For MOie lr1orrrotion Cdl The
Ctuch Offlce -
Cost is $25 per person, and reg-
istration is required. Make checks
payable to St. Andrew's and mail
them to the Adult Education of-
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The witching hour nears, but some local churches steer dear 1
of Halloween. Others celebrate without witches and ghoulies. 1
Halloween celebrated,
scorned by churches
By Marge Bitettl
Pilol Religion~
N o one would dispute the fact that whatever its original
intent, Halloween has been sanitized over the years -
The Little Mermaid is one of this year"s hottest
costumes.
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But many still .associate celcbrat.ion of Tl'lck-111'-IJWf
Oct. 31 to paganism or even satanism,
and local churches and church programs for lllJlldy -observe Halloween in as many different
manners as there arc denominations. A I though not a ·
religious
organization,
The name Halloween, originally a
Celtic festival for the dead, means the
evening before All Hallows or All
Saints' Day -·Nov. l. Some people feel
the spookiness associated with
Halloween has direct pagan origins.
The Druids gathered outdoors each
year at the first day of winter to
celebrate a fall ritual where they would
honor their Sun God and Samhain the
Lord of the Dead. It was their belief
that the souls of people who had died
became united in the bodies of the
animals. By offering human and animal
sacrifices., these Celtic tribe people
believed that the souls of the dead
would be freed.
UNICEF (United Nations
International Children's
Fund) for years bas
offered an alternative to
traditional Halloween
Trick or Treating.
Since H~lloween is not a Protestant
religious holiday, it was not celebrated
for the first 200 years a'f ter the Pilgrims
settled, in America. Some historians
have noted that the customs of
Halloween were brought here by the
Irish Catholics who came to America in
the 1840s to escape the Irish Potato
famine.
Roman Catholics commemorate the
Children and adults go
door-to-door on
Halloween with UNICEF
Trick-or-Treat boxes to
collect money for the
needy children of the
world. The humanitarian
efforts of this drive help
nutritional, educational
and medical programs for
thousands of children in
Third World countries.
Free Trick-or-Treat
boxes are available
through the local
UNICEF center. For
more information, caJI
UNICEF at 542-9743.
two days following Halloween: Nov. I is All Saints Day, when
Catholics are required to attend Mass and remember all holy
people both known and unknown who have died without
recognition of their holiness; Nov. 2 is All Souls' Day, which
commemorates all of the dead. Masses will be held at the three
Catholic cemeteries in Orange County on Nov. 2 at IO a.m.
Some local church schools wilt offer no Halloween activities,
while others shift the focus to family fun .
Prince of Peace Lutheran School in Costa Mesa places emphasis
on safety. The children there will paint their faces and have the
opportunity to act silly, and the parents will be offered safety
information.
The Vineyard School in Newport Beach will have a Fall Fun
Night. The name Halloween will not be used because of the
satanic image school officials believe it conveys. A family dinner
and mini-carnival is scheduled for parents and students. ·
Calvary Baptist Church in Huntington Beach will have a Harvest
Festival from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Oct. 31. Costumes are welcome as
long as they're not witches, ghosts or devils.
Children at St. Joachim's (Catholic) sc hool in Costa Mesa will
have small parties in their classrooms.
Some churches take a stern view on the practice of celebrating
Halloween.
Jehovah's Witnesses, for conscientious reasons, do not take any
part in Halloween activities. They oppose Halloween and condemn
trick or treating as a way to educate youths in the principlea or
panhandling and blackmail -a way to get somcthina for nothing.
But they don't reserve that condemnation solely for Halloween.
Jehovah's Witnesses do not celebrate any holiday ... nor binhdays
for that matter.
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COSTA MESA -"Fall Fc1tival 1991," featurin& pme booths, 1 •
lent auction and a c~lli cook off, wi11 ho held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
urday, Nov. 2, at Ctlr1 t Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria St.
B .. lib are in 10wD. Walk into
-au.r.ry or home center Md ,,.a can't help but fall
tMm.TbOfumry
..... about it ii
daat we call all
bub, bulbs. But
tbat'• not
neceaarily true.
You tee, we
lump them all
into one bia
category just to
keep thinp
simple. First off
there's what they
------call the "true bulb'' such u the
daffodil and
allium. It is 1----surrounded by fleshy scales that protect and store I food for the bulc inners of the
plant. The outer scales are wually
dry and form a papery covering.
A "bulblett" are often called
offaeta. These arc formed from the
lateral buds on the base of a plant
or bottom of a true bulb. The
original or old bud may die back
and keep coming back each year.
I bulbetts can be separated and
replanted year after year. Daffodil
is an example of a bulblett.
Gladiolw and Frecsiu are
called "corms". They usually sport
some dead leaves very small, in
the upper portion of the corm and
at the base tiny roots can be seen.
Food is stored ri$ht in the center
of the plant and it is covered with
one or more dead leaf bases.
"C.Ormel's"·can be found
growing off gladiolus corms. These
often take two to three years to
bloom while the larger corms
blossom before they do. These too
can be haIVCsted off the plant and
used year on end.
A "tuber" is a short, fat stem
that is either fiat or round and
sometimes irregular in shape.
Tuber begoniu and rannunculus
are examples of what a tuber is.
~ Tuben can be found in the Bahia " • Th i .. · section of the nursery. ese can ~ ·: be divided in the same way you
separate rbyl.Omcs, by cutting out
sections or parta of t&e old stem
bue.
"Rhyzomes" are kind of like
roota in that foliage roots and
ower like st.alb grow from the
uds of the rhyzomu. You can cut
hyzomes in many ICCtions and
beautiful Oowen off of them.
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yzomcs.
Picking and choosing the bulbs
at you want will probably be
ur hardest decision to make.
evertheless, once you have made
e decision it is imperative that
u have your soil prepared
roperly.
Bulbs like to be planted in a
'cb, well-draining soil. They will
sitting in your planter bed for
nths on end uying to produce
e foliage and flower that you are · a to acquire. Mix in half
post and half existing soil site
tter when installing your bulbs.
You will also have to pay close
ttention u to how deep the bulbs ·u need to be planted. The rule
f thumb for planting bulbs is to
ig a hole around three times as
eep u the bulbs diameter. So
'th ranuncula's, three to four
ches will be deep enough while
diolus can be planted as deep
six to eight inche.s.
Make sure that the bottom of
the bole 1s rounded and not in a
''V'' shape. The bottom or root
1 part of the bulb will need to make
contact with the IOU and havi.na a
I "V'' shape at the bQttom of the 1 boJe will allow too much air it may
not flower for you.
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Estancia High School, 2323 Placencia, Costa Mesa
Cultural Diversity in Our Schools
thnic FoFUin !!!.!>1!s Ed~~~~!~~y!!c7~ £?.!!~!j!~~t!o!!!l.t!!G!?.!
By Linda Huang Last year, Ethnic Forum learned, those who have h:id ac-Amcricaneducationalsytem~ Parents such u these know the
did much to solve certain prob-cess to schooling. Until a century vides. This is supremely evident value of an education, Md tran&-
lern.s and concerns brought up at ago, a woman's mind was denied in the wide range of nationalities fa their thirst for knowledge to
Forthesccondyearnow the meetings as well as to make lnthcConstitution,man the same treatment as a ma.?'s, prevalant in US schools such u theirchildren,constantlypropel-
Estancia has been home to an -students more aware of the feel-is gaurentccd the right to "life, thusensuringhcroppession. For Estancia high, which. is host f.(\ ling them to higha heights. Am-
enthusiastic group of students con-ings of other ethnic groups. liberty, and the pursuit of happi-numerous decades, minorities in more than 49 ethnic groups. This bilious themselves, ~ts also
cerned with improving racial and For example, some Fo-ness". "H&JJeincss", in a sense, America were dealt with in a n:aliz.ation has prompted, through intall a strong a work ethic in the
ethnic relations on campus rom. members brought up the means to be fulfilled, to identify similar tactic. This. however, was several ways. the success of eth-students., thus providing them with
through actively discussing inter-concern that the non-English and apply your talents and abili-no longer possible once public nic students. the proper tools to well in the
racial problems that exist at Es,. speaking students who were ties to the fullest extent possible. education came into being. " d t• classroom.While this may have
tancia and initiating changes in busscdtoDavisSchooleveryday Education, then, is the key to In the United States, ••• e UC3 100 an adverse affect on a few stu-
the school to solve those prob-were feeling isolated and unin· happiness,bccuascwhatpurpose education is made available to dents, most are able to accom-
lems. Tlleparticipatingstudents, volved. Davis students felt left does education serve, other than every individual who wi.-;hes to begiDS at plisla their lofty goals.
headed by faculty advisors Paul out and were generally not into-to cultivate and put to use those have it In thismanner,theirright b' ti Furthennore, a large
FitzgcnJd,CarolTipper,andprin-grated into school activities. To abilities and talents endowed on tohappincssisproleeted. Theeth-_Orne,,, percentage of minority students
cipal Frank Inf usino, dedicate alleviate some of this alienation, us? History has proven, time and nic community in America long are also economically disadvan-
abouttwo lunch periods a week to the school pep assemblies have again, that the suppression of a ago recognized the vital link in Schools have always taged. This 51.!r'Ves as a definite
meet in their group known as nowbeenmovedtotheendoffirst pcoplercquire.sthetheabsenceof which education plays in the so-known that education begins in incentive to reap the benefits of
Ethnic Forum. period instead of second, thus al-education. The hi her levels of cial advancement of its members the home, and that the perform-school and apply them to thercal-
E th nic Forum was lowing the Davis students to at-accompanied by a worksheet on astheprimaryobjcctiveofEthni ance of a student depends on the ityoftheir lives. Students whose
started early last year when mem-tend and take part. which students were encouraged Forum. cncouragment and support he or parents worked in a factory may
bers of the administration and Another accomplish-to write down their own feelings Overa..11, it is the su she receives from parents. No-one day become doctors, profes~
faculty felt the need to form a mcnt of Ethnic Forum last year andreactionstowhatwassaidin andenth~i.umoftheadminis whC"Zeelseisthismorctruethanin sors,oranyothernumbcrofpn:s-
ceotral group of students, with was to malce Estancia students the video. StudentrespOmeswcrc tion, particularly principal Fran thehomeofthosestudents whose tigious proff easions. simply
representatives from the different more aware of the hostilities and then-reported to Ethnic Forum. Inf usino, that hu made Ethn' p:arents, whether for economic or through diligence and persistence.
ethnic groups on campus, tO dis-prejudice's fell by their peers of Thisyearthesamevidco Forum projecu so succcsaful pvlitical reasons. were unable to
cussinterraciaJconcems. Teach-difTerentethnicandculturalback-is now being shown to all flesh-Faculty advisor Carol Ti
crs were asked to no~;te stu-grounds. This was done through man social studies clU$eS. and strcssesthispointbysaying,
dents pf different ethnic back-sponsorship of avideozrcatcd by ElhnicPorummembcrshavebeen the beginning, Mr. Jnfusino h
grounds who they felt posessed thelrvineschooldistrictinwhich presentinmostclassroomstoadd been extremely supportive o
~ propcc leadership qualities and -students from the different Irvine to discussions and listen to the anything that would make theki
interest in discussion to partici-~igh schools discussed their per-opinions of the students. The and teachers at this school
pate in Ethnic Forum. After some sonaifeelingsandexperiencesre-results of this project will hope-comfortable." His support o
deliberation, a grot p ·of abou~ gardingtheirethnicity. This video fully aid in creating a more com-Ethnic Forum hu truly made
sixteen s tudents was chosen and ·was shown in all social studies fortablecampusatEstanciaforall difference in the students and th
notifiedoftheirsel°"tion. classes late last ear and was ethnic o s,anideathatserves school
What is an "American"?
By David Brussin
Guest Writer
"Well, I'm... you
know... American." This is how
one participant in a recent Irvine
School District stud/ on ethnic
awareness responded to a ques-
tion about her ethnic background.
Since only the Native Americans
have been on this continent for
anly significant period of time,
and this yo•1ng women was not of
that background, her definition of
an "American" must be different
from the literal one. This illus-
trates the fact that the people of
the United States need to develop
a new identity. in the form of a
new definition of" American".
Prior to 1776, when the
United States broke away from
Great Britain, the residents of the
American colonies, European,
Native American, and African,
were all ref erred to under the
blanket titleof American. As our
nation took its fust steps with the
writingof theconstitution, inmost
cases only citizens, who were
mainly European, were recog-
nized as Americans.
Many refugees and
immigrants have joined our dy-
namic society. but the image of
the American in the eyes jof many
people i.9 still that of European.
We must place considenble
emphui.9 on the solution of this
problem. as in today'• society,
with so many changes occuring
every day, the ideas of over two
centuries ago no longer apply.
"American" must come
omcan any citizen of the United
States, regardless of the ethnic
backgroundofthatparticularper-
son. American is not thenamco
a particular ethnic group. but it is
the name of a school of thought.
one that centers around the ideas
discussed in the Bill of Rights and
the Constitution.
This is not to say tha
individuals should lose their iden-
tities and become part of a face-
less mass of "Americans". One
off as. something that can be found
in few Other places. Acdefinition
of American can not be attempted
without the inclusion of thi.9 fac~
tor. &ch member of our society
grows and benefit,, as a result of th
mixing og diff crentcultures within
this country's borders.
In conclusion, it is detri-
mental to our society to allow a
racially divided definition o
American to continue to norish.
As the constitution malcea no
mention of democracy and free-
dom being available only to the
citizens of our country of Euro-
pean descent, we must recogni
all members of our society as
Americans. The divenity tha
exists in the United Sta tea today ii
a healthy and vital part of <>Or
society. As cultures from all cor-
ners of the planet meet here, the
TC1Ults will influence every u-
pcct of our live.. By rccognizin
that we are all Americana, but that
we are all alto put of distinct
ethnic groupe thatmako upputo
ourindividualcharacten. wecan
begin to tee a new identity~
ing, an identity that nOt only uni-
fies us as a nation, bu1a.llows os
retain our own identities, and )cam
from those le around u~.
Stereotypi~al Views
By: Sharla Camp
In today's society. de-
pending upon your race. you are
classified intodifferentgroups. It
is paceived that certain races have
particular characteristics. De-
pending upon the culture one is
raised in, defines the tastes that
he/she will develop. This can't
fully be true, because cultures in
America are constantly being
blended L,gethec in-ihe crucible
that we like to call , "The Great
American Melting Pot". Every
race, whether it be red. yellow,
black. or white, is accused of
having certain habits.
One example of a cul-
tural stenotype, is theviewof the
Asian way of life. The_y are con-
stantly envisioned u excremel)l
intdligent, terrible driven. know-
ing all forms of Manhall Arts,
and always having a camera on
hu.d. How many people in the
wo. Id can say that they don•town
Cultural Breakdown of
Estancia's Students
40%
30%
8.S%
a camera?
Black people have a
stigma of their own. These people
arc often seen as being extremely
good athletes, the only race cap-
eableof singing blues and gospel.
and of course they al I listen to rap
music. It seems hard to believe,
but these are the true perceptions
that many people have.
" ... What people
need to accept
is ... no race has
certain rights
over another ... "
Hispaniclare often seen
as illiterate and uneducated. Many
of them are supposedly illegal
aliens, about to take over the
United States, which hu said to
be a country with the equality of
A few of Ethinic Forum's diverse members.
w . Infusino was not available for the photo.
man at heart. These people are
also supposedly the rcaaon for,
and uprising of the gang problem.
What people fail to see is that
many of these people are hard
workers. They arc not taking all
of the jobsothey are taking jobs
that many people wouldn't be
willing to take.
White people, the de.-
scendants of many different cul-
tW'ea, arc allegedly given every-
thing on a plaue:r. They have
often been branded with the name
of''bigou". Theyarearacecon-
sidcred to-~ spoiled, and ~
with silver spoons in their mouths.
Maybe this isaresultofthe White
Anglo-Suon Protutant stigma.
Who Knows?
It could be concluded
that a stereotype society develops
out of fear. Thirty years ago,
people were abusing black rights.
Today people are fearing an asian
invuion. What people need to
accept ii, okay. we couldn't do
what we needed to do, 90 those
other people are going to take
advantage of an open opportu-
nity. No race bu catain rights
over a separate race. Mankind
needs to drop the me&nJ of setting
a stigma on a catain group of
people solely outof bitterdef mse.
A stereotype ii an insulL People
need to accept the fact that al-
though peoplearerelatcd through
a culture, they arestill individual.
Editor-in-Chief Linda Huang
Front Page Linda Huang
Editorial Page Mike Lee
Feature Page Meli~ Boren
Spon.s Page Garrett Pope
Exchange Editor Heather Raney
Photo Editor Amy Watson
Fmancial Editor Karen Helmuth
Advisor Tom Moody
Saturday. October 28, 1881 Ata
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ily Forum Editor William Lobdelt..642.,..321 , m. 351
Editor/al
Tllnnbs up
to readers
who cared
The envelopes please ...
_A Thumbs up to the ll.J outpouring of help Pilot
readers have off ercd the
Daviscs, a family of six living in
local motels because they can't
afford to get into pcnnancnt
housing.
After a story about the family
appeared in our Oct. 19 issue, we
received several calls from people
willing to help the family. They
were taken out this week and shown
apartments by people who were
willing to put up their first and last
months rent.
We also received calls from
people pointing out job openings for
the father, who currently works odd
jobs, and several offers of moral
support from those who have been
in the same predicament.
It is refreshing to know there are
so many caring readers out there.
Thumbs down to the thieves
who stoic Madison, 4, and
Bonkers, 3, from the Costa
Mesa couple who owned the pugs.
Karen Kain returned home from
work recently to find her dogs had
been stolen from her backyard. She
and her husband considered the
dogs more than just pets; they
treated them like children.
"My husband and I were very
attached to them," Karen Kain said.
"They were a part of our lives. It's
been very depressing."
_A Thumbs up and special Slow UJ as Molasses Recognition to
the City of Costa Mesa for
finally moving forward on its
general plan after more than two
years of work and debate.
The Planning Commission
recently recommended that the City
Council approve several sections of
the massive document, which guides
city development into the 21st
Century.
In 1989, when the city first tried
to pass a general plan, the council
held 16 public meetings, which
resulted in enough changes to
warrant an extensive overhaul of the
plan.
While there is still a long way to
go to final approval of the plan, the
forward motion is a welcome sign,
particularly to developers and land
owners who have been stuck in
limbo while the plan has been
hashed out.
And the Bone head of the
Week Award goes to ... The
Orange County Board of
Supervisors.
Two months after approving a
budget that includes the first local
government layoffs in more than a
decade, the supes made the next
logical move: They gave themselves
a $3,400-per-ycar pay raise and
boosted the salaries of top county
officials.
If that weren't enough, board
members, who at $85,336 earn the
second highest paychecks for county
supervisors statewide, passed an
ordinance that will automatically
boost their incomes each
year ... forcvcr
And to cap it all off, the board
approved the raises in a vote
preceded by little discussion or
advance notice.
County officials claim there was
no attempt to obscure the action,
and we believe them. After all,
considering the fact that the supes
OK'd the raises in these austere
times, the supervisors obviously
couldn't have been that shrewd.
Newport -Mesa Unified School District School Board Elections
Decker: Educ._tion laces tough challenges
By(:dO.lllP
T he most imponant challenge for
the Newport-Mesa School District
is to improve the quality of
education in an era or enrollment
growth, increasing ethnic diversity and
declining resources.
Our society is beooming more oomplex
and the demands arc increasing for
quality education and training. It is
estimated that the current body of
knowledge will double by the year 2000.
Technology is advancing at a rapid rate
with computers becoming an integral
part of virtually every aspect of our lives.
Colleges and universities are raising
their minimum requirements for
admission while SAT scores in our
schools have been slipping.
Newport-Mesa SAT scores for 1991
dropped 16 points from 1990, the largest
decline of any district in Orange County.
Most of the decrease occurred in the
verbal skills area.
Is Newport-Mesa prepared to educate
our students for the 21st Century? After
years of declining enrollments and
school closings, enrollment is now
increasing. Class sizes arc too large,
especially in the elementary grades. The
Board must identify class size as an
important issue as it begins development
of the next budget.
Academic standards must also be
addressed. Many concerned parents
agree that standards need to be raised,
especially in the areas of reading and
writing. The Board must call for a
review of standards and must demand
that all teachers set high standards and
require students to meet th em. We must
also provide instruction in computers
and music a t both elementary and
secondary levels. Studies have shown
that students who are computer literate
and who study music score higher on
SA T's and similar achievement tests.
S tudies also prove that the direct
involvement of parents enhances
learning. Although most of our students
consistently receive assistance and
support from their parents, an increasing
Edltoi'1 nole: There lie two
OOftlEIH d racB In the ~. S =-Mesa Unified School Khool board election. In
Area 1, Ed Dedcer' lllCI Teny Simon
ate fWldrw for I vKall!d IMt; and
In Nia 3,lncumbent Tom WHtiams
ls~~ bv Ml1N f1uor.
We"Ye amd ~ of the sdlOOI
board andidates CD write In essay
on the d\allens-facing the school
dlstric:t In the OOmlng years and
spedfk:aJly what theY -as a new
board ~ber -Will do to meet
these dlallengies.
Today, the Area 1 opponents are
highlighted. On Tuesday, we'll
feature the Are:a 3 candidates.
number do not. Some parents feel
incapable of assisting while others simply
choose not to become involved. To
complicate matters further, it is
estimated that 400 Newport-Mesa
students do not live with their parents.
We must fonn an active partnership of
school, home and community to help all
parents understand their role as
educators aod show them how to adopt
regular educational practices in the
home. For example, children who are
read aloud to in their early years
develop a Jove for books, become ~ood
readers and develop excellent writing
skills.
Parents must be encouraged to
monitor their children's progress by daily
reviewing homework and communicating
regularly with the teacher. Homework
hotlines should be established at all
elementary and middle schools. Parents
should be shown the importance of
providing a quiet place to study with
basic tools like a calculator, a typewriter
and reference books.
N ewport-Mcsa teachers arc being
challenged like never before.
Greater ethnic diversity has resulted in
significant increases of students who
speak little or no En~lish. At presen1,
Ed Decker
five elementary schools, two middle
schools and two high schools have
minority enrollments which approach or
exceed 50 percent. Many teachers arc
continually distracted and frustrated
because they are often unable to
communicate with students and their
parents.
I believe the board must confirm that
mastery of English is required for all
students. Our bi·lingual programs must
be reviewed and evaluated and made
consistent at all schools. Teachers and
staff shouf d be encouraged to attend
classes in Spanish and other foreign
languages and we must take advantage
of the excellent resources available
through local colleges and universities.
The Board must allocate resources and
provide opportunities for teachers to
participate in professional development
activities which will help them team new
pedagogical techniques. Existing
programs which encourage and reward
teachers who continue their education
should be enhanced.
Another major challenge facing the
Board is that these recommendations
must be ac:oomplisbed with diminishing
resources. Ncwpon-Mcsa is a
"basic--aid" district which means that
most or its inoome comes from local
property tu revenues. Unfortunately,
the current decline in reaJ estate
transactions and an increase in
delinquent property lax payments, plus a
district "boolckeepmg error," have
resulted in a S4 million shortfall for
1991-1992. Suddenly, with the school
year barely underway, budget accounts
have been frozen and layoffs of suppon
personnel arc being planned.
Perhaps it is true, as some have
stated, that our district should have
forecasted the property tax decline.
Certainly the $1 million "bookkeeping
error" is inexcusable. Regardless, the
district is now in a deficit situation and
some difficult decisions must be made.
Hopefully, cuts will be made as far from
the classroom as possible.
A s the Board and staff seek a solution
to the existing crisis, it seems
abundantly clear that they must also
review the entire budgeting process. A
school district budget usuaJly allocates
80 to 85 percent for salaries and fringe
benefits. Last year, those categories were
81 percent of the budget while for this
year they jumped to nearly 90 percent.
The district states that it began a
five·ycar planning effon in early 1991 ,
yet at a recent Candidate Forum
sponsored by the Newport-Mesa
Federation of Teachers, many of the
teachers present were unaware of the
process. It was indicated that
communication at the school level is
frequently a problem. a matter the
Board mu!.l take steps to correct.
Long-range planning is critical and the
board must show leadership. Planning
should not only invite in put from within
the district, but community input should
also be solicited. Community leaders
have helped in the past and no doubt
stand ready to assist again. We may C\'en
discover some sources of additional
revenue. After all. the entire community
is dependent on quality schools and well
educated graduates.
Simon: Students face . ever-changing world
By Terry DIUI
N ewport-Mcsa Unified School
District faces a variety of
challenges as we prepare our
students to enter the 21st Century.
Tremendous changes are occurring in
technology. The information pool is
growing at such a rate that a teacher
must be not only a storehouse of
knowledge, but also a facilitator of
teaming. We must ensure that our
curricula meet the needs of students
who will be living in a multicultural,
highly technological world.
We must maintain high academic
standards with an emphasis on English,
Math, Science and Social Studies. We
must teach our students logic, analysis
and critical thinking skills; they must be
able to access information, assess that
information and learn how to use it in
their everyday lives. Students must
become computer literate. be flexible
and creative, and have good
communication skills. We must motivate
our students to be life-long,
self-motivated learners.
We must provide our teachers with
the support and in-service training they
need to help our students achieve these
educational goals. We need to continue
seeking alternative sources of funding,
such as grants and endowments, to
provide more dollars for these pu!J>Oses,
as well as program enhancement m our
classrooms.
I support working with the business
community to expand the Coastline
Terry Simo n
Regional Occupation Program. CROP is
a program that provides opportunities
for students to get real-world, on-the-job
experience and training. The
opportunities available through t~is
program must be better communicated
to our students and parents.
I also support working with our local
colleges and universities to provide
classes our students can attend to
enhance or accelerate their educational
programs.
Our school district is in the midst of a
wave of immigration. The public schools
have always been the \'Chicle for
a!>similating the newcomers and instilling
American values. We must address the
needs of these students so 1hat they
hccome proficient in English as <tUickly
a' po' ible. We must encourage our
teachers and support staff to continue to
develop creative programs. We should
also look at successful programs in other
school districts. We need to continue
building a strong English language
acquisition curriculum that meets the
needs of our students.
From President Bush to local
education leaders we hear the term
"Restructuring." The challenge of
"restructuring" is to provide
opportunities for teachers, parents.
administrators and community leaders to
work together to brainstonn, search for
and implement innovative ways to
address the educational needs of the
diverse student populations they serve.
As a Board member, l will work toward
establishing policies, guidelines and
mechanisms for accountability which
encourage the school communities to be
creative and visionary.
T his is a time, once again. when
school districts find themselves in a
difficult financial position. I believe we
need to take a hard look at how we
spend our tax dollars. With 90 percent
of the budget allocated for salaries,
there may be no choice but to look at
these line items. We may need to
re-evaluate the job descriptions and
responsibilities of our Administrative
and Classified positions to assess where
overlaps might exist. Some vacancies
occurring due to retirement might not
need to be filled. My first priority wilJ be
that each dollar spent must truly benefit
our students.
Research shows that students learn
more effectively and develop more
positive attitudes toward life-long
learning when they receive on-going
support at home. I believe education is a
shared responsibility and life-long
commitment. It docs not begin in
kindergarten and end with a college
degree, nor docs it take place only
within the walls of the school building.
Parents, communities and schools must
communicate and work together to
ensure that each s1udent is prepared for
the future. I support and will work to
sec that the Community/Parent
Involvement policy, recently adopted by
the School Board. is fully implemented.
My in-depth involvement with schools
throughout this District and my
participation on district committees has
provided me with a foundation of
knowledge about the many challenges
our schools face. I have established a
solid working relationship with parents,
teachers and district staff in our quest
for "Excellence in Education.'' I believe
I have the experience, time and
motivation to be an effective and
contributing member of the Board of
Education.
We must all work together to ensure
that this district continues to meet the
diverse educational needs of all children
who enter our schools.
Proposition 13 finally gets its Supreme day in Court
I n an expected decision, the U.S.
Supreme Court recently agreed to hear
the case of a los Angeles County
resident seek.Ing to have Propo~ltion 13
declared uncon!ltitutional.
Opponents of Proposition 13 know they
haven't a prayer of prevailing at the ballot
box, so they're atteml?tlng to .cir~mvent
the electoral proce s by convtna ng the
Supreme C.Oun to overturn the will of
California voters.
Thankl to the sound, oonscrvative
justicu -moet recently a11cnce Thomu
-placed on the Court by Pre1ident•
Reagan and Bush, l think they'ro in ror
quite a diaappolntmenL A majority of the
j·ustic:es have proven lllemsctvca to be
uriJts who reapect the rightt of states and,
• t
whenever possible, seek to def er policy
questions to their legitimate arena of
resolution: The legislative process.
It's important to understand this
episode in the correct context RS part and
parcel of a broad assault on the integrity
of Prop. 13 taxpayers ht1ve endured for
more than a decade.
Blood is in the water and the sha rks are
beginning to circle. In anticipation of
Prop. 13 final demise, the Aiscmbly
Revenue and Taxation C.Ommitteo bu
already begun bearings on po3Sible new
propeny tax structures.
Earlier this year, the State
Senate-appointed Commission on Property
Tu Equity and Revenue came to the
oonclusion that Proposition 13 ••a~ltrary"
and "violate• tradiUonaJ atandudi ot tu
equity and common aemc." Therefore.
oommi ~ion majority reoommcndatlon ,.
gutting the key protections of Prop. 13.
Among the oommission'
recommendations:
• Abolish the provision mandating a
two-thirds vote of the electorate before
local government nay levy additional tucs.
• Split rolls for business and residential
property tues.
• Eliminate Prop. 13'1 protection or
inherited properties from rcaSSC$Sment at
current market value when passina from
parents to children.
Some other weapons in ihc Sacramento
taxcn' arsenal:
58485: This bill would authorlie the
lcvylng o( a spttlal tu and the issuan~ or
bonds by a mere majority, rather than
two-thirds. ¥Oler approval, to finance
tc.bool oonsttvction.
ACA 6: Jn the wnc vein, this proposed
unendmcnt to tho state constitut1on would
eliminate the two-thirds major{ty
requirement for approving special taxes
and/or bonds to finance criminal or school
facilities oons truction. A recent California
Poll found that 54 percent of Californians
oppo.o;e such a chanite.
Obviously, Proposition 13's opponent!!
seek to deal it the death of a 1housand
cuts.
As I said before, I am oonfident the
justices will uphold Proposition 13.
However, the mere fact that It's opponents
have pursued their vendetta this far'i a
clear ign we must vigilantly def end Prop.
13 by electing public official who are
oommiucd to its, and thus our own1
protection.
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boosts general plan
Sk• M • h • h d Shauna Norllftl/P1iol 1 emsc em, t e "Bir man of Newport Beach," entertains children and gets a peck from one of his pet birds near Newport Pier.
By Anna Cekola
Staff WllW
COSTA MESA -Under a
cloud of threatened lawsuit!, the
Planning Commission recom-
mended approval Thursday of the
final sections of the proposed gen-
eral plan, a document guiding city
growth and development into the
next century.
It's now up to the City Council
to take final action on the pro-
posed general plan, which has gal-
vanized some residents who want
less growth and development than
what has been recommended by a
majority of the Planning Commis-
sioners.
"This thing is going to tear the
city apart," predicted Brahm
Walker, an East 19th Street resi-
dent who calls himself one of the
"Doomed 69" since his home
could be condemned if the city de-
cides to widen the street, as out-
lined in the proposed general plan.
"If they can lay down in front of
tanks in Tiananmen Square, we
can Jay down in front of bulldoz-
ers."
Walker said he is considering
everything from lawsuits to a recall
drive in an effort to stop the pro-
posed general plan and maintain
"orderly, planned growth."
"We're going to demand they
better listen," he said.
Yet much of the public testi-
mony heard by the Planning Com-
mission in the last week involved
residents who are upset that their
land may be down zoned, prohibit-
ing them from developing their
single-family homes into duplexes
or other higher-density dwellings.
"What it comes down to is to try
and adopt a balanced plan that
meets a lot of needs," said Mayor
Mary Hornbuckle, who bas not yet
heard about any threatened law-
suits. "That's the goal anyway."
Another area of controversy in
the eroposed general plan involves
possible Santa Ana River bridge
crossings at 19th Street and Gisler
Avenue, which many resident! fear
would spoil river habitats and in-
crease traffic, pollution, noise and
growth.
"The Planning Commission can't
have failed to notice the tremen-
dous opposition to ·the 19th Street
Bridge," said Janet Remington, a
Costa Mesa. resident and member
of Friends of the Santa Ana River.
"Many of us have asked: Is it re-
ally necessary? Right now the is-
sues can't even be explored and
debated intelligently because too
much is unknown."
The City Council will hold the
first of several hearings on the
general plan Wednesday night at
6:30 p.m. in the council chambers.
This first hearing will focus on the
environmental impact report that
analyzes the proposed general
plan.
Man shot near
Newport bistro
SUITOR: Recipients onended by man's mail solicitation
NEWPORT BEACH -
An argument outside a bar
erupted into gunfire Friday
night, seriously injuring one
man, police said. The victim,
whose name was not avail-
able at press time, wac; evac-
uated by Life Flight helicop-
ter to Mission Community
Hospital with a gunshot
wound near his shoulder.
The incident began at 8:53
p.m. outside the Rumples-
tiltskin bar at 114 Mcfadden
Pl., police Sgt. Kent Stod-
dard said.
From A1
cense to operate an escort service.
But the letter-writer, who uses
"Todd Brooks" as an alias, said he;
has decided to abandon what was
simply a creative business idea.
Contacted by the Pilot on Wednes·
day, Brooks contended he was
happily married, to a wife unaware
of the letters, and that he had
never done anything like this be-
fore.
"I've had nothing but a bad ex-
perience from this," he said in a
phone interview. "I'm about as
straight-laced as they come. This
was a ridiculous idea. If 50 people
called me waving money in my
face, I wouldn't do it."
Newport Beach Police Lt. Tim
Newman said vice detectives called
Brooks after receiving several com-
plaints from women who were
"upset and offended" by the letter
'You get all sorts of solicitations, but this one is a
scream. I'm 43, and I'm no shrinking violet. .. but the
world has reached a new level when you get stuff like
this at your home.•
and its sexual innuendoes.
"I didn't like the idea someone
had my home address and knew I
was single," said Nancy Downs, a
Balboa Peninsula resident who
owns several properties. Still,
Downs reacted with good humor.
"You get all sorts of solicita-
tions, but this one is a scream,"
she said. "I'm 43, and I'm no
shrinking violet... but the world
has reached a new level when you
-UNCY DOWNI
recipient of mailed solicitation
get stuff like this at your home."
"1 thought it was very strange,"
said Aissa Wayne, daughter of late
great actor John Wayne.
The Newport Beach socialite
took the letter in stride and didn't
contact police. "During my life,
I've had lots of people write to
me, especially when my dad was
alive. It just struck me as odd. 1
really felt it was innocent."
Detectives learned Brooks' real
identity, which they declined to
disclose, and determined he had
gotten addresses through real es-
tate records, but hadn't built up a
clientele yet, Newman said.
Detectives also advised Brooks
of the consequences of engaging in
illegal activity and warned that his
actions would be monitored if he
pursued this operation, Newman
said.
"He described to us that he was
approaching this as a business ven-
ture to supplement his income ... as
a consultant in a real estate-
related profession," Newman said.
"We have the distinct impres-
sion he probably will not be ven-
turing into this type of business.
He may have made a bad business
move here."
Brooks insisted it was an in-
nocent idea that he decided to
abandon after receiving nothing
but hang-up phone calls and vice
detectives' queries on his message
machine over the past couple of
days.
"I thought I'd get a couple of
good reactions out of it," he said.
"I certainly wasn't trying to offend
anyone."
He said he tried to keep his
real-life details secret and that he
used exaggerations and enticing
wording "to sound slick" and
"more legitimate."
He declined to confirm whether
he was really a graduate of the
USC School of Business, as stated
in the letter, and would not dis-
close whether he really lives in
Newport Beach, but he did say he
had grown up in the area.
"I'm not some seedy guy ... I'm a
normal person with a couple of
creative ideas."
Stoddard said a group of
men standing,outside the bar
appare ntly got into an argu-
ment with another group in a
car and at some point in the
altercation someone kicked
out one of the car's windows.
Shortly afterward, Stod-
dard said, one of the oc-
cupants drew what police be-
lieve was a small caliber
handgun and fired an un-
known number of rounds,
hitting the victim in the
shoulder.
HUBER: Family, friends search for clues today in young woman's disappearance
-By tbe Pilot
From A1
search, which is scheduled to begin
at IO a.m. today.
Clarke said a police helicopter
crew recently helped hi s team of
investigators outline areas near
Huber's abandoned car that
haven't been searched.
The search party is scheduled to if you put yourself in the mind of
meet at the UCI police depart-a crook who wants to get rid of
ment. They will then split up into something," Dennis Huber said.
small groups and head out to "It's based on good common
search for clues in the fields in sense."
and around the Bonita Canyon Police could not be reached to
area. comment on the areas they
Oarke has publicly accused po-
lice of bungling the case from the
outset and told reporters several
weeks ago that he found 28 incon-
sistencies in their investigation.
Police denied the charges, say-
ing they were insulted after having
put in countless hours on the case. "It's just logical (to look there) searched during their investigation.
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Because of the earlier darkness,
local Automobile Club officials are
warning motorists to be extra care-
ful in looking out for pedestrians
and bicyclists. "More than 50 per·
cent of pedestrian and bicyclist fa-
talities occur at night," said Gary
Acker, manager of the Auto
Oub's Costa Mesa office. And
with Halloween approaching,
Acker urges caution by trick-<>r-
treaters. "Flashlights can help
draw attention to youngsters," he
said. "The Auto Oub also recom-
mends that parents have children
use face makeup rather than
masks, which can hinder visibility."
The Orange County Fire De-
partment is urging residents to use
the time change Saturday night as
a reminder to install new smoke
detector batteries. Fire department
officials say the last week in Octo-
ber is the beginning of the peak
home fire season. More than half
of the-smoke detectors in the
county are useless because the bat-
teries are either worn out or miss·
ing, according to fire officials.
They say a working smoke detector
will more than double the chances
of surviving a fire.
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Qir Guests Say It Best!
Oarke was hired by the Hubers
about a month ago after police
said they were running out of
leads.
"We're all cooperating now,"
Clarke said. "We're working to-
gether as much as we can."
CRASH: Vehlclea
topple In collllon
From A1
but they did.
"Sometimes it just doesn't
pay to jump that light."
Both trucks overturned,
smashing into a third car.
Witnesses said Craft ... who
was driving the pick-up
truck, managed to crawl out
of the crushed window of his
overturned vehicle. Wit-
nesses then helped him to
the sidewalk, where he wait-
ed for an ambulance.
"It's unbelievable he
wasn't worse off," said Al
Brandon, who witnessed the
accident from a crane he was
operating at the intersection.
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Century
•111rs
Mustangs
Costa Mesa takes }
it on the chin in
PCL conflict, 23-0
By Kirt< Wolcott
SPQl1S Wiiier
NEWPORT BEACH -
War-weary and injury-
plagued, the Costa Mesa
High football teem could
muster little offense Fri-
day night as it continued
to stumble downhill.
"It's hard to get up
after playing so well for three weeks in a
row and losing," said Costa Mesa Coach
Tom Baldwin after his Mustangs suffered
their fourth straight defeat, a 23-0 Pacific
Coast League pounding by Century at
Newport Harbor High.
"We did not play well on offense to-
night. We played very poorly and I don't
know why," Baldwin went on. "This was
the worst game we've played in quite
awhile."
Costa Mesa, playing without starters
Basel Nassar (hamstring), Johnny Ospina
(knee), Bryan Luxembourger (pinched
nerve) and Jim Schwab (ankle), crossed
the Century 25-yard line only once.
The Mustangs, who tallied just 91 net
yards, fell to 2-5 overall and 0-2 in the
PCL. Meanwhile, the Centurions, a 13-7
winner over Estancia last week, improved
to 6-1, 2-0.
"Yeah, they surprised me," said Bald-
win, who pointed out that the Century
freshman and sophomore teams went un-
defeated and the varsity, made up mostly
of juniors, finished 4-6 a year ago.
"They're going to be tough to beat this
year. They did a real good job of defens-
ing us," the Costa Mesa coach said.
On offense, the Centurions were led by
running back Juan Garcia, who rushed for
111 yards on 15 carries and scored on
runs of 3 and 54 yards. Garcia, a senior,
now has 718 yards and eight touchdowns
this season.
Century got all the points it needed,
though, on a first-quarter safety.
Facing fourth-and-18 from their own
29-yard line, the Mustangs were forced to
punt and the snap sailed over the head of
punter Steve Owen.
Owen had no choice but to fall on the
ball in his own end zone, spotting the visi-
tors two points with 2 minutes, 4 seconds
left in the first period.
Costa Mesa kicked off and Rudy Al-
varez returned the ball 38 yards to the
Mustangs' 37. Seven plays later, Garcia
bulled over from 3 yards to give Century
a 9-0 lead.
Alvarez worked his magic again with
less than two minutes left in the first half.
Taking a punt at his 15, he bolted past a
half dozen Costa Mesa defenders down
the right sideline, cut back around the 50
and went all the way for an 85-yard
touchdown.
"(Alvarez) walked away from us, and
that was our fastest guy chasing him,"
Baldwin said. "The first half, they got an
easy nine points and a big punt return."
The Costa Mesa defense did limit Ccn-
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INSIDE
Mater Dei
High's
Monari:hs
push rival
Servite around
like never
before with
44-0 Anselus League rout before
overflowing crowd at OCC/82.
Estancia's
Eagles find out
just how
much fun the
game of
football can
be with
lopsided victory over Pacific Coast
League foe Laguna Beach/83.
Orange Coast
College's
No.2-ranked
Pirates
(nationally) go
for their sixth
straight victory
tonight at
Santa Ana Bowl where Rancho
Santiago's Dons await at 7 J84.
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•Prep volleyball/84.
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Tars play smashmouth, 27-0
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Finney's punishing runs just too much
for Corona del Mar defense to handle
By Roger Car1son
SPo11S Editor
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overwhelming performance to subdue
traditional rival Corona del Mar easily
in a Sea View League football game.
Before a crowd of 3,000 at Orange
Coast College, the Sailors humbled the
Sea Kings 10 the tune of 27-0 -their
third shutout victory of the season en
route getting back inlo the hunt.
Quarterback Mike Ofer tossed two
touchdown passes and fullback Tony
Mancuso rambled for 36 yards for a
fourth-quarter touchdown -but those
three scoring plays hardly tell the story
of the Sailors' 20th conquest in this 29th
Battle of the Bay.
Finney was spectacular, rushing for
169 yards on 30 carries. Even that
doesn't tell the story. He carried 14
times in the first quarter alone, 21 in the
first half en route to 116 yards in one of
the most dominating performances for
any Newport back in any year.
"We came in anticipating to run and I
had scrip1ed out seven running plays out
of our first 10;· said Harbor Coach Jeff
Brinkley. "I was hoping to establish our
running game."
Establish a running game? How about
75 yards on the first 13 snaps en route
to Ofcr's 10-yard flip 10 Justin Mcintee
on Harbor's first possession?
How about 87 yards on 18 plays on
the next possession, for another touch-
down?
The second march culiminated with
Finney smashing over his right side with
6:58 left in the second quarter. At this
point Harbor had a 14-0 lead and had
dominated the clock to the tune of
15:17, as opposed to 95 seconds for Co-
rona on three plays and a punt.
"That was beautiful," said Brinkley,
who equaled Al Irwin's all-time career
victory mark at Harbor with his 37th vic-
tory (over a course of five-plus seasons).
"They had just three defensive plays
and our defense has been working hard,
they deserved a little break.''
When Harbor's defense was called
upon later in the game it, too, was a
piece of work, led by the play of line-
backer Darin Mangnall, as well as line-
backers Finney and Gonzalez, and Beau
Ralphs, Phil Bloomberg. Aaron Norton
and Doug Kimble up front. among oth-
ers.
Corona del Mar would threaten just
twice -missing a 39·yard field goal as
time expired in the first half, and falling
short in the late stages when Chad La-
Bass, playing for the injured Sky Harris
at comerback, intercepted and returned
43 yards to the Sailors' 45 with 8:52 re-
maining.
Despite the lopsided loss (twice New-
port has won by a 28-poi nt spread in
this series). Corona del Mar Coach
Dave Holland wasn't bitter or disap-
pointed with his team's effort.
"We played hard,'' said Holland.
"They just beat us, pounded us, they're
a good team. But we moved the ball and
Matt (Evans) was poised. He made
See NEWPORT/I!
A re-run of '89 sophomore matchup
l .. ...,.....,...
SaUon whoop It up u they celebrate ~ In Battle of the lay against rival Corona ~I Mar Friday night. ..
Sailors grind it
out, just like they
did two years ago
By Richard Dunn
Spons W111tr
COSTA MESA -Wi1hout a doubt,
they remember what happened tv.·o years
ago. Considering the results, they shou~d.
''We just ran lead left and lead nght
the whole game," said Newport ~arbor
High center Scott Andrews, refcmng 10
the Sailors' 40-7
win over Corona
del Mar in 1989
while on the soph-
omo rc football
team.
Friday night
was a near re-
make as Newport
Harbor, using its
vintage smash-
mouth offense in
a playoff-like at-
mosphere, put it
all on the line.
'We didn't
want to throw
away our
season and
lose to our
rivals.• --··-Newport tackle
"We didn't want to throw away our
seuon and lose to our rivals," said Amin
Mirhadi, Newport's left tackle. "Every-
thing was on the line tonight. It was just
like when we were sophomores and beat
Corona, 40-7. We had only three passes
attempted that game -we just nn the
ball. That kind of mentality carried over.
"Watchina the films of Corona, we
knew we could run the ball."
Mirbad~ Andrews, left guard Pat Ca·
bill, ri&ht pud Marc Barton and right
tackle &au Ralphs certainty made it pos-
s. SAILORS/II
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I
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11
High scttool football
Monarchs punish servne 44-0 I son
No. 1 Mater Dei (8 -0) takes no grisOners
with most lopsided win over Friars ever
By Barry Faulkner
SPol1I Wiiler
COSTA
MESA
Perhaps it's
too early to
start compar-
ing this
Mater Dei
High football team to some of
the best in the school's storied
gridiron history, but the 1991
Monarchs are certainly piling up
some pantheon-like numbers.
Thursday night's 44-0 thrashing
of Scrvite Jiigh was the latest
testimonial, as 8,500 fans
crammed into Orange Coast Col-
lege's LeBard Stadium to witness
the most severe beating in the
31 -game series between the bitter
Angelus League rivals.
With the victory, Orange
County's top-ranked team ran its
record to 8-0, the best start for
the Santa Ana-based parochial
school since 1966, when current
coach 8:-uce Rollinson was the
squad's All·CIF senior halfback.
Mater Dei is 2-0 in the Angelus
League, leaving only Loyola and
Bishop Amat between the Mon-
archs and their first league crown
since 1979.
Leafing through the history
books, some rather startling num-
bers come to bear, including:
• 274 -The team's point
total this season, which repre-
sents the most prolific scoreboard
scorching in school history for
the first eight games of a season.
It averages out to more than 34
points per game.
Only the 293 points scored
during an eight-game stretch in
1956 -weeks four through 11 -
surpasses this year's bonanza.
• 421 -The combined points
for the Monarchs' last 12 games,
spanning into last year's regular·
season finale and three subse·
quent playoff games.
No Mater Dei team e"Cr, in-
cluding CIF champions of 19S6,
'57, '60 and '65, bas matched that
scoring pace for 12 games, nor
have two teams over any con-
secutive 12-game stretch.
• 122 -The total number of
points separating senior quarter-
back Billy Blanton & Co. from
becoming the highest scoring
team in Mater Dei history. The
11-0-1 squad of 1966, which tal-
lied 396 points, is currently top
dog. Of course, Rollinson had
plenty to do with that total, as
well.
• 2,022 Passing yards
through eight games for Blanton,
who is within 262 yards of last
Angelua Le8gue
LMelM o..ntl
W LT W L T
2 0 0 8 0 0
2 0 0 7 0 0
0 1 0 4 2 0
0 1 0 5 2 0 St John Bosco o 2 o 1 6 o
~·---.....Del .... Ser'fll 0 ,,..... . ._..
8lsl'op Arrllll 48. St Jelll IJoeco 20 ......,, ..... t ,T1aG
Ser'fll • Sl .Jd'll llolco
llon*1gusz • 8lshap AMI (llOIMllgul) s.e:......._, ..... t,_?1ao ....... Del ¥S loyoola. .... IQ
year's 13-game total. Blanton,
who connected for a pair of
touchdowns against the Friars,
has 22 TD passes this year, 45
the past two seasons. He remains
within reach -1,303 yards be·
hind -the county single-season
passing yardage record set by
David Lowery of Trabuco HiJls in
1988.
But to talk only of offensive
numbers, is to deny the defense
its due.
The host Monarchs earned
their first shutout of the season
against Servite, and the last six
Mater Dei opponents have aver-
SAILORS: Newport
grinds it out in win
From 81
sible in this intra-city Sea View
League warfare as the Sailors pun-
ished Corona del Mar, 27·0, be-
fore an estimated 3,000 at Orange
Coast College.
"This was the start of the play·
offs fo r us," said Barton, who
helped broaden the holes for tail-
back Brandon Finney to gain 169
yards on 30 carries. "This was a
championship game for us and we
knew we had to win.
"We made a commitment to
score on the first drive and we did.
We came o ut fired up and we just
kept running the ball."
Indeed, the Sailors did. As a
unit, they went 53 times for 297
yards. They controlled the football
fo r 29 minutes, 18 seconds -
CdM had it for 18:42 -and by
winning in the trenches, the Sail·
ors ( 4-3 overall, 1·1 in league)
made it no contest.
"Our backs were up against a
wall this week," Mirhadi said.
"That was our motto this week.
The teams that beat us this year
(Huntington Beach, El Modena
and Saddlcback), they beat us on
the line, so we needed to get off
the ball better.
"It's just like when we were
sophomores and beat Corona -
we had over 400 yards rushing that
game. Our coach (Jeff Brinkley)
gave us the biggest pep talk before
the game. Everything just clicked
for us."
As an example, Finney rushed
for 87 yards on 14 carTies in the
fi rst quarter alone. On its opening
drive, Newport went 75 yards on
13 plays -nine of them were
Finney runs -as the Sailors lived
up to their commitment by scoring
o n their first go-around. Justin
S••Y\eWLMVue
....... Over.ti
W LT W L T
Tusttn 2 0 0 7 0 0
Newport Harbor 1 1 0 4 3 0
Saddleback 1 1 O 2 4 1
University 1 1 0 4 3 0
Woodblldge 1 1 0 4 2 0 CoronacS.IM• 0 2 0 2 4 1 n-.lft'•--WOOdblldgt 31, ~ 2f "....,. . .__ M.wpoft " ...... .,, c. 0
Tintn12.~8 ~.Oct. St, T:ao
M.wpoft ....... vs.~ .• ~
T USlln ws Saddlllllct, • S.U ~ 8cMI ......,,....,.t,7:ao
c-.... -YI. Woodlll1dg\, .......
Mcintee caught a 10-yard touch·
down pass from quarterback Mike
Ofer to cap a 6-minute, 13-second
drive.
"It was a fake 35-counter," Bar·
ton said of the touchdown call.
"'It's a fake left, then roll out right
naked."
Want more control? How about
a 9-minute, 4-second drive on its
ensuing possession? This time
Finney capped it with a 2-yard
jaunt in the end zone in the sec·
ond quarter.
When 6:58 was still left In the
second quarter, CdM (2-4-1, 0-2)
had had the ball for only four
plays, including a punt.
When Newport scored again
early in the second half, it as-
sumed a 21-0 bulge and for all in·
tent and purpose said good night
to thCSea ](jngs.
"We wanted to come out in the
second half and be a street fighter
and get that first touchdown," said
Finney, whose club maintained
possession for 6 minutes, 34 sec-
onds before scoring. "Obviously
our line did a great job tonight,
and it's a great feeling to beat our
rivals."
Statistics ....,.... __ ,........, n, CONN1 ct.111er o
11oore ., Quert.,. INDMDUAL PMllNQ
NewpOOHW<lr 7 7 7 8-27 Ntt -Ofer,3-4..0,17.
Corona del MM 0 0 0 0-0 CdM-Evans, 10.20-1, 109. Pint ~ INDMDUAL RICIMNG
Mc......_. 10 from Of N.i-, ldeit) Nti -McJrCee, 2·13: Mlngnd, 1-4 NH -.,,..., pus er,_..., ' CdM-OulM. 4·35, Clattc, 3-31, Weotf*,
s 47 ln•nd Quetef 2-21, Hoo'ltf, 1·22.
Ntt-Anney 2 Ml~~). e 58 GA.Ml ITATllncl
TNnl OY.,._ Mt UM
NH-Manpl 4 pW from Ofer (Kll1ef ldelt), ~~. 53-J~ 22J~
1 20 PUSlng ~ 17 109
,....,... ......., Pas~ 3.+0 10.20-2
HH-MMIMG 38 1\11 (ldck flledl, 1144 Net teUn yan1agt• 43 130
AtllndlnCe 3,000 (tdin!Dd}. Sacb-rardlot none 6-mn-33 tMDMDUM. ...... Q Hit )'ll'CllOt 357 3 NH-~. 30-188: 11'. 11"61; Mancuso, P1ib 2-28 3·38
5·55. 0-, 4·11: Qonialtt, 2.f: Monts. Rlnbles-bnblot l0$1 M 1-0
1-G.fl"NI 6. Fllgt-nlt ynaoe 8-30 4-32
CdM-Hin. e-n. we. .. 23. Evmw, 3-23, Timi of pouutlon 29' 1 a 1 e 42
Qoldiltlln. 2-5. •flln l'lll#nl, ~IS, Mnllll IWMnl
aged less thin a touchdown a
game.
"I was very, very pleased with
the shutout," Rollinson said fol-
lowing Thursday's clash, only the
third shutout of Servite in series
history and the first sinoe 1970.
"The defense works hard and
takes pride in its effort, and I'll
lell you what; we physically domi-
nated them."
Servite (5-2 overall, 0-1 in
league) came in ranked No. 6 in
the county, but matched that
number in turnovers. The visitors
fumbled on three of four first-
quarter possessions and their five
turnovers before intermission all
led to Mater Dei scores.
The Friars did not cross mid-
field, until the final 2:07, with
Mater Dei's first team cooling its
heels on the sideline. (The first
string returned for the final three
plays, with Servite threatening at
the Monarchs' 23.)
The defense even got into the
scoring procession, when Brian
Barajas returned an interception
40 yards to make it 41-0 late in
the third quarter.
Parker Gregg (two), Nicky Su-
alua (lYl), David Kuhn, David
Knuff, Jason Thies, Mike Lopez,
Jose Gonzalez and Jeff Kuhn all
had a hand in the Monarchs'
eight quarterback sacks. There
were an additional six tackles be-
hind the line of scrimmage.
Isaac Ardolino, .Knuff, Ray
Jackson and Gonzalez all recov-
ered Servite fumbles, and Jack·
son added an interception.
Mater Dei had its first two
touchdowns called back, and
fumbled away one scoring chance
before scoring on six consecutive
possessions.
Knuff cashed in his own fum-
ble recovery on a 16-yard TD
pass from Blanton on fourth-and-
11 to be in the scoring parade
~ blnone'1'11ot
Servite High quarterback Josh Nelson is swarmed over by Mater Dei's Jeff Kuhn (44) & Co. Thursday.
with 2:27 left in the first quarter.
And, while Servite stumbled
and fumbled through the first
half, Mater Dei converted scor-
ing drives of 3 (field goal), 61
(TD), 21 (TD) and 16 (TD)
yards to claim a 31-0 halftime
lead.
The prime field position ere-
. ated by Servile turnovers barely
gave Mater Dei room to run up
impressive yardage totals, but the
hosts all)assed 378 net yards, to
the Friars' 174.
0
GAM• NOT•I -P1act·ldcker Man
llroedlMnt hid his best game of Ille seuon.
boollnO lleld goals of 27, 47 and 31 yards, In a<ldl· lion IO his five PA Ts. Ha Ilsa boolld five lclcicoffs
Into the end zona fOf louchbacks .. . Senior lll!Nck
Ind leading scorer CNte Rupatto lltnd Ns flotC rile on the thlnS play end sat GIA the IH1 of
the game ... MM ..,.,_ upc>ed his cocny·
leading llUruj)Clon lotal to eight ... Tilt Monarchs .,.. Mf'IQlno two lr«mtp!!om per game . . Setvfte
earned llYt QUai1elback sacks.
Statistics ..... .,., ... ...,,... 0
11oore., cau-t.... INDMDUAL PASSINO
SeMte 0 0 0 0-0 S-Helson. 10-19-2, 97; Hamah, H-0,
Mater Del 10 21 10 3-44 22
F1rwt QuMef MO-Sinon. 13·21-0, 181, UN, 1-3..0. 4
MO -Knull 16 pass from Blanlon INDMDUAL RECEMNQ
(8roa<lberC kick). 2:27. S-Wld. 4·52, Correa. 5·38: Benard.
MO-FG Broadbeit 27, 0 00. H7; Dodd, 1·7; Morinaga, 1·5
Soooncl au.tor MO-KAI!!, 5-69: Morante. 2·34; Barajas •
MO-Sullua 2 run (Broldbe,.. kick), 5:54. 2-25: Sanchez. 1·19; Jac~on. 1-11; Kruse.
MO-Blanton 2 run (Broadbenl kick), 1.00. HO; Kunn. 1·5
MO-BmJu 6 pus from Blanton QA.Mil STATISTICS
(Broadbe,.. ldck), 0:22. I MD
Third O..rtor MO-fG Broadbe,.. 47, 7:56. Ant downs 7 12
MO-Barajas 40 Interception return Rushes·yatdage 19·90 26·96
(Broadbeit ldck), 3:16. Passing yardage 119 185
Fourtti cau-tor Passing 12·24·2 14-24·0
MO-FG Broadt>ert 31, 8:59. Hel re1Um ydg• 0 130
Attendance: 8.500 (estlmlted). Sacks·yarclage 8·mlnus-35 5-min-33
INDMDUAL RUSHING Net yarclage 174 378
S-Wld, 7-79: Malbrue, 7-2: Mosseau. Punts 5·34 3-36
3·5. Hi!Nh. 1-mlrus_.: Helson. 9-rrhls-25 F\Jnbles-lost 4_. 1·1 MO-Solis. 8-19: Vasquez. 3·19: HolMI. Raos-net yanuge 14-103 10-70
7·19, Sullui. 1·2. UN. 1..(); Hall. 1..0. &lnton. Possession lime 20.17 27:43
8-mirus-19. •fVC mums, lreerceplions, llinble mums
lM I'~
Newport receiver Justin Mcintee (left) hauls·in 10-yard TD pass fro m Mi ke Ofer; at right, Ofer gives his receiver a touchdown hug.
NEWPORT: Rnney's running dominates, 27-0
From 8 1
some mistakes, but we weren't to-
tally lost. Newport just did a good
job."
While Finney was the obvious
hero with his punishing runs, espe·
cially in the first half, Brinkley
noted the play of Mancuso, whose
blocking, along with that of the en·
tire front line, gave the 6-foot,
J 85-pound Finney the initial edge.
Nevertheless, on virtually every
carry it was Finney's one-man ef-
fort digging for extra yardage,
shak.ing off would-be tacklers and
handing out his own form of pun-
ishment.
There was not letup after half-
time adjustments.
Corona del Mar moved th" ball
in its first series in the third quar-
ter but finally had to punt and
Hllrbor took over on its own 14.
Finney & Co. took over at that
point and rnmmed the ball down
the field 86 yards i.113 plays. "I thought Mancuso did a hel-
"This was the first time we've \ luva job," said Brinkley. "And
played anyone since before Hun-Mike got a good read and ex-
tington Beach that th:Jc didn't ecuted with the touchdown pass."
change for us," said Brin ey. "Co-Among Finney's punishing runs
rona stayed were bursts of 19 and 12, but for in its base defense." 'I the most part it was simply one 6·
The tac-thought yard jaunt after a 7-yard rush, and
tic proved Mancuso did a a s-yard pickup after a 4-yard fatal as a shove. In snort, it was simply too
straight-up helluva job.• much Finney for anyone to handle
d e f e n s e on this night. -•-.& w i t h n ° Sailors coach overplay
on the run --------
simply could not contain Finney.
And on the few times that Corona
pinched in a little, Of er picked the
detense apart with hia TO passca
to Mcintee and Mangnall.
Manaall's TD receptions came
from 4 yards out to cap the third
quarter drive, and Mancuso fin-
ished It off ln the fourth with a
counter play to his left.
0
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By Roger Cwtson ......
NEWPORT
BEAOI -It's
been a while
since J obn
Liebcngood
and bis Estan-
cia High Ea·
gles could af.
ford the luxury
of reserve bacb grinding it out
for a touchdown in the fourth
quarter -and Liebcngood ad-
mitted, it felt good Thursday
night as be watched his team de-
vour Laguna Beach, 30-0, in a
Pacific Coast League confiict at
Newport Harbor.
"The kids had fun tonight apd
l was really happy for the kid~."
said U cbcngood in the aftermath
of a smasher which puts the Ea-
gles back into a role of respecta·
bility in the search for champion-
ship aspirations at 1-1.
But it didn't take long for
Liebcngood to focus into reality.
"Nein week it's Trabuco Hills,
then it's gut<heck time," he said.
There was little in the way of
concern for the Eagles Thursday
night as Laguna Beach -with a
21-man squad and one central
figure -standout receiver Eric
Fegrall! -simply did not match
up with the bigger, stronger and
deeper Eagles.
Junior quarterback Matt
Johner enjoyed decent protection
and his receivers complemented
his darts as he connected on 6 of
13 for 101 yards and a touch-
down.
Despite the absence of three
key starters (Nelson Olshefski,
ankle; Alberto Rojas, knee; and
Aaron Leffler, thigh), the Eagles
dominated from the opening
kickoff.
They marched 56 yards on
their second possession, with
Johner pushing over from 4 yards
out to cap a drive highlighted by
punishing runs of 23 and 17
yards by Oiriatian Gomez and
Manny Solil respectively .
Laguna Beach manapd to
move to E.atancia'1 S-yard llne on
its ensuing poaea~ but a p&;ir
PllOlflo c...e , .. , ..
"-....... W LT W L T
Tc:..... 2 0 0 • 1 0 .... 2 0 0 s s 1 !,.IGIN... 1 1 0 s s 1
....... 110 421 c.e.... 0 2 0 2 5 0 ~a.ti 0 2 0 2 5 0
'I'll&: ...... .... .-... ........... 0
CRry ZS. °"'* "1:1: ...... lillllCo ... ,.. ~ ... ,,
LIGllW .... ~~~flt' ... ......... lilllleo ... i.,... ... "-c.uy, •SA 9owl
of holding penalties killed the
Artists and a 33-yard field goal
failed.
In essence, hat was the Art-
ists' last hurrah.
Gomez's 53-yard punt to La-
guna Beach's 6 paved the way for
the neirt Estancia TD, which
came on the neirt series from 34
yards out.
The eye-openers came after
two plays Jost 8 yards. First it was
Johner to Jeff Chamberlain for 9
yards; then on fourth-and-9 the
Eagles dismissed any notion to
punt and went to Chamberlain
again, netting 12 yards and a first
down on two clutch receptions.
Two plays later Gomez went in
from 9 yards out and with 2:10
left in the first half it was 14-0.
Estancia regained eossession
with 1:14 left and Mike Smith
nailed a 47-yard field goal with
six seconds remaining -the ball
hitting the top of the cross bar
and bouncing over.
The picture play in the second
half came on the first play of the
fourth quarter when Johner, on a
play-action, flipped to his tight
end. Ty Schisler, and the 6-foot-
4, 215-pound senior turned it
into a 45-yard touchdown play.
.....,, Oalablr 21, , ...
Estancia's Cody Charley (22) nearly picks off a pass which went over intended receiver Eric Fegraus (88) during 30-0 Eagles' victory.
"I looked at the coverage and
they were stunting on every
play," said Liebengood. "No one
was covering him and I just told
them to get ll quick to the tight
end and he did the rest."
Schisler gathered the ball in S
yards downfield, sidestepped one
would-be tackler, then legged it
the rest of the way for the touch-
down.
"I feel good about that," said
Liebengood. "He (Schisler) has
had some tough times, we just
haven't been able to get the ball
to him this year Uust 6 receptions
for 65 yards going in)."
Estancia's final touchdown
came with 2:32 left as the Eagles
ran 5:23 off the clock in 14 plays,
reserve Wintel Bijanjan going in
for the score from 2 yards out.
"Those guys have been getting
beat upon (in practice)," said
Liebengood, alluding to the re-
serve backs getting their chance
to march in for a score.
There were no serious injuries
and Liebengood and his staff had
the luxury of a second-hall relax-
ation -which is just what the
Eagles need after coming into
the game with their backs to the
wall following last week's 13-7
upset loss to Century in the
league opener.
Liebcngood used six running
backs in all and the Eagles net-
ted 301 yards overall.
Laguna Beach quarterback
T rigg Gamer was harassed by the
Eagles front line throughout, suf-
fering four sacks and hurried into
a pair of interceptions.
"He really didn't have a
chance to throw the ball," al·
lowed Liebengood, who was com-
pletely satisfied with his team's
defensive showing.
"Our defense did a good job ...
we got the win ... and we had fun
doing it," said Liebcngood.
CIAllm NOTES -II was Estancll's most
looslded shJrQ vlttlf'i 1n 25 oames. dlllno back
ID 1989 when h ~ won 40-0 ... over ~
Beacll In I norHeague game ... Wld I WIS EJtan.
eta's second sllJl1M \1c1oly !his season {LI OIArD
~WW 2. 3-0 ... R WIS llett ........... pne wllh. Mr 100 yards In passing {he
l'ded 114 In I 17·14 vlc1oty tTm Klltlla In non-
Statistics htanca. 30, L8gune llMch o
Soore bJ au.rt.,. HtDMDUAL R•CEMllG Laouna Beach 0 0 0 0-0
Estancia 7 10 0 13-30
F1mGuertw
Est-Jolvlef ~Smith kick). 4 26. Querter
Est-Softs 9 1111 (Smllh kick), 2:10 Est-Smith 47 FG. 0:06.
Fourth Quarter
Est-Sctisler 45 pass from Jotner (kick
!ailed), 11 . 49.
Est-Bl)anlan 2 run (Smith klclc). 2 32
Atlendance: 1, 100 (estimated).
lllDMDUAL RUSHING
LB-Peery. 7-21. FMibttt. 5-5, Gamer,
f>.for-mros 21
Est-Gomez. 15-63. Soils. 7-49, Osso.
5-28. N~. 4-20. Valles, 4·11. B~
4·10, .JoMer. f>.S
lllDMDUAL PASSINO
LB-Gamer. 14-24·2. 103
Est-Jotttr. 6-13-0, 101
LB-feQl'IUS. 5·38; KJIV, 4-49; Faubert,
4-23. ~. 1·1or-mirus 7.
Est-Chambertaln. 3·26. Sctisler. 1-45,
Banta11a. 1·19, Rimi, 1-11
GAM• STATISTICS
La E
First clowns 8 20
RuSlles·varoaoe 14·32 43-200
Passtno yardaoe 103 101
Passino 14·24-2 f>.13~
Nel f?IUm VdO. 0 14
Sacks·yardlge 4-rnin-27 2-ril-14
Net ymoe 108 301
~ 4-29.7 2-45.5
hmbles·IOst 2-0 2· 1
Aaos·oet yardaQe 12-92 11·115
Possnsion tJme 23 01 24 59
•Pin rt'lllms nerceptiOns. Mnble ~
A MESA: Mustangs tamed, 23-0 Calvary Chapel hosts winless la Verne .
m 81
to 49 yards rushing, 9 yards
ing and two first downs in the
t half, but the damage was
e. The Mustangs could manage
53 ground yards and no com-
tions in nine attempts prior to
rmission.
e second half didn't get much
ter. Defensive tackle Ryan Park
ercd three fumbles, but Costa
sa could do little with the gifts.
arterback Matt Harber fin-
d with six completions in 22
• good for 41 yards. He was
ed off twice and sacked five
cs for 44 yards in the wrong di-
ion.
the ground, no Mustangs'
gained more than Fernando
ina's 26 yards.
~kcd what happened to the of-
• Baldwin said: "I have no
a. (Century) did a good job on
ense tonight. They had defen-
sets that really hurt us."
As for resurrecting the 1991 sea-
7
.. It's getting a little late now,"
Baldwin said. "We win the next
three games, finish S-S and we
could still make the playoffs."
GAii• NO'na -~ Mesa llneman Wld plaCe-ldcker .,,_ Lum1Mo11,.... pinched 1
nerve In 1111 back <Mtng ldciclnO $1 belort Ille geme. He pllyed e. ftrlt qull1lr , IM WIS un-
able to go on Wld 1111 Mn ltJllUs IJ1Certaln ...
-Cotll Wld ,........ Oepllte Wll'I boll helPld an e. _, Ille In Ille fOllll qunr, 1M
Baldwtn Slid II WU cM ll10l1 to fa1lp 11\an ~.
"'Cocl had .. wind knoctted out of '*" and FerNndo
shOuld be OK. loo,'' Costa Mesa Coach T ... ..,,,..,said ... Cota. WllO rushed tor 24 yards on
Sill Cllries. led d Mustqs' recetms, cllelllng two
passa fOf 19 yards ... Sophomonl Miit• P...,..
eld hid the longest ground gain al Ille nlghl f()f
Costa Mm -13 yerds In Ille four1h quarter -and
ftnlShed wfth 22 yards on six carries .•. llett J•
....... rmnecl I ~ lnlmeplion 25
yards. hid 111 11-yard recepelon n ~ 1 o yards
on • dOUble-tMrSe
Statistics
Centutw -~. Coeta ..... 0 Soore "r au.rtera CM-Hlltlef. ~22·2. 41.
CerUy
Costa Mesa
2 14 7 0-23 IMDMDUAL R•CllMllQ
0 0 0 0-0 Ctlt-Temy. 1-9
Pint Qu1rtw CM-Cota. 2·19, Jaglowsld. 1·11; Meyer.
Celt-Bad np, bll downed In end zone. 1·11, Harding, 1-9. Pawlnsld, 1-1.
santy, 2:04. GAii• STATISTICS leoeMQsatw c.t-Glrcll 3"" (UMnol lddQ. 11:24.
Ctlt-AMn:z 15 PIA """ (Urtwm kid!). 1:54.
ThlNQu9'ter
C..-Glrdl 54 "" (UMnol ldcll). 7:4-4.
Altndlnce: 950 (almllld).
INDMOUAL RVSHlllQ
C..-Gsda. 15-111; Temy, 13-t3; Juam.
1-7; Manni. 1-0.
CM-F. Olplne. 9-26; Coca, ~24; Pawtnsld. ~22; T!lll. 4-12; ~5-n*l-44. IMDM PAHING
Ce!C-Mllhz, 1-5-1. 9.
C.... CM
First downs 7 8
Rushn·ywdigt 30-161 '1.6-n
Passing yerllage 9 41
Pissing 1-S· 1 6·22-2 Ntt l'lllm yerllage. 13.4 19
SaclcS·Yardloe 0.0 4~
Ntt yan!aQt 304 91 Pura 4·33.3 5-33
Fumbles·llKnbles lost 4-3 3-0
Flags-net yarc1aoe 14·118 6-62
Time of possession 21:48 26:12
•fVtl l'ftmt. Interceptions, Urlble l'lllMnS
By Richard OUM
Sports Wr1ter
A t this rate, Calvary Chapel
and Southern California
Christian will meet for the
Arrowhead League football cham-
pionship in the last game of the
regular season on Nov. 15.
"All of the teams in the league
this year are down from last year,"
said Calvary Coach Kris Van
Hook. whose Eagles arc S-1 over-
all and 2-0 in league, as is SoCal
Christian. "The teams are not as
strong, except for Southern Cali-
fornia Christian and Calvary. No
one's as good as last year."
While Calvary will host winless
La Verne Lutheran tonight (7:30)
at Orange Coast College, SCC will
play I..effin~ell Christian, a team
Calvary whipped last week, 32-0.
"SCC gets Leffingwell at a good
time because we bounced them
around a little and they might be a
little banged up," Van Hook said.
"I don't see SCC as having too
much trouble with Leffingwell."
And Calvary, ranked No. 2 in
the Southern Section Division X,
shouldn't have any trouble with
the Orange-based Flames (0-6, O·
2) tonight.
"It's tough to keep the kids
fired up," Van Hook said. "Our
guys are doing great and I'm
pleased with their attitude, but it's
hard to know going in that the
Flames are not going to give you
much of a game.
"I'm not surprised that we're 5-
1, the only surprise is how big
we're winning and shutting down
people on defense. I'm real
pleased wi th that."
Among other wins, Calvary has
defeated California School for the
Deaf Riverside, 55-0, and Bethel
Christian, 55-6.
"Last year we'd win and strug-
gle," said Van Hook. whose Eagles
finished 4-5-2 a year ago .
Most of the attention this sea-
son has gone to quarterback Jason
Sharkey, tight end Jake Guild and
E-back Matt Kellogg, but Calvary
is also shining on defense.
CALVARY CllAPEI. ITARIERI
~ .... .... "--13 Juon Sllaltey
29 Mall l<dogg
82 Stm Hen1Jle 80 Mice Edlan
42 OMS Or1l2
69 Scoe Marshal 60 Rlcll Coburn
52 Mitt Newlnln 62 K)'le Robertson
76 [)an Simqulst
99 Jakt Golld
Ht. wt.
6-0 205
s.a 14s
6-3 155
5-7 145
5-5 140
5-11 219
H 170
6-0 195
6-3 165
6-3 215
6-3 210
(tentettvet
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Sr OB
.If RB
Sr. WR Sr WR
Sr. WR
Sr. RT
Sr RG
Sr c Sr LG
So. LT
Sr. TE
.,.... ..
Ht. wt.
5-10 170
5-6 170 5-11 219
6-3 215
6-4 180 6-3 210
5-7 165
6-1 175
5-7 145
5·9 15'4
5-5 140
Cl.P-. .X. DE
Sr OT Sr ' OT
So. DE
Jr. Ol8 Sr. ll.B
Sr. llB
Sr. Ol8
Sr. C8
Fr. CB
Sr. s
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-..... 11.1
with tut II IA llllil
vs. Rancho
By Rlchatd Dunn
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B i ll
Wor~
man as
an authority
on winning
streaks, so he
knows his
stuff when it
comes to ·'·~,. in point.a scored
turnovers.
13 5 61 0
t 1 11 0 as a result of :i -0 1.000 1
talking about it. Or, in this case,
not talking about it.
His Orange Coast College
football team is one step away
from being considered No. 1 in
the nation by the JC grid-wire,
but halfway through the season
the sixth-year OCC coach has his
players sworn to silence on the
subject of national champion-
ships.
"We certainly haven't men-
tioned that," said Workman,
whose Pirates wiU put their No.
1-in-Southem California ranking
on the line tonight at 7 in the
Central Division opener against
host Rancho Santiago at the
Santa Ana Bowl.
"We don't have to mentjon it
and we don't intend to talk about
it. Our only concern is Rancho
Santiago."
The defending Central Divi-
sion champion Pirates, 5-0 over-
all and 4-0 in the Mission Con-
ference, have won nine straight
regular-season games and 12 of
their last 13.
Ironically, it was Rancho San-
tiago which last defeated Orange
Coast in the regular season, a 43-
15 homecoming nightmare for
the Bucs on Oct. 20 of last au-
tumn.
"We don't want to stub our
toes like last year," Workman
said. "Starting 0-1 and trying to
win the division is hard to do."
Local fans might recall Work-
man's Edison High teams, espe-
cially the ones between 1979 and
1981 when the Chargers rolled
off 32 straight victories, still an
Orange County record.
OCC is ranked No. 2 in the
state behind College of the Se-
quoias., the same team which is
No. 1 in the nation.
The Pirates, 1963 and 1975 na-
tional champions, have scored
more than SO points in back-to-
baclc games for the first time in
the school's 43-year history. In
fact, no OCC team has ever be-
fore scored more than 50 points
in a game twice in the same sea-
son.
The Bucs, who haven't lost
since last December's Orange
County Bowl against El Camino
(23-20), lead the conference in
total defense, havins given up the
fewest points (SS) and yards
(216.8 average).
Their 56-6 romp over San
Diego City on Oct. 12 was the
most lopsided victory in the
school's history, then Orange
Coast answered with a 51-22 rout
of Southwestern last Saturday.
"Being overconfident is always
a factor after winning so many
games in a row, so you have to
worry about it," Workman said.
"When it seems like things come
easy, then you're askjng for it
and that's why it's good to get
pressed."
OCC, pressed rruldly by South-
western in the first half, has been
doing it offensively without soph-
omore tailback Adrain Steen
(ankle sprain), who carried for
over 100 yards in the Pirates'
first three victories. He came out
in the first quarter against San
Diego City and has yet to return
to the field.
Unless the Bucs desperately
need his services tonight, it's
doubtful Steen will play because
of the emergence of freshmen
tailbacks Shane Sherman and
Eric Washington.
..... ei ... = ~if!~ -9 791.4 ... 5 17 17.4
YOWll 5 IO 18.0 Hlrleln 4 44 11.0
Shlnnln 3 118 23.0
T""""' 3 51 17.0
Gmu 3 38 12.7
MelrlQ 2 17 8.5
Moore 2 11 5.5
KMser 1 30 30.0
Ryan 1 19 19.0 .web!> 1 9 9.0
Sqlln 1 4 4.0
Shefln 1 3 3.0 Pender 1 3 3.0
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~.,
s 11
2 se
1 27 0 15
1 37 0 30 0 11
0 14
0 11 0 30
1 11 0 9 0 4
0 3
0 3
Sleen 38, Ornelas 30, Shemwl 30. Smlll 29,
Wasl*IQlon 24. Higgins 1 e. Plousha 12. Vowel
6, ~ e. Ross 6. Whftlock 6. Ryan 6,
lb1clt 6. Wojlldewlcz 2. Ten. 2.
8USOM (TUii) °" PINtee T Diii tint clowns n 91
Ruslles.yardlol 179--372 223-1272
A\19f1Q8 l\ISt*'ll oUl 2.0 5.7
Avnot f\llf*lo ylnlage 7U 25.U
TOlll passing yar'dlOI 712 752
Awnga pes'*1g yll'llage 142.4 150.4 Pass CCJIT1), 1111"1t llt. 68-149-8 52-93-3
Avg. gain per pus comp. 10.4 14.4
Avg. Olin per pass~ 4.7 8.0
Net '*" ~· 108 249 TOlll S1Clc$·yardage 6 __.2 19 ·129
Avnge ackl. ywdage 1.2 ·8.4 3.8 ·25.2
Net ywdage 1066 2231
Avnge net ywdage 213 446
Pl#'ltS 32-34.9 20-38.4
foo'lbles·fllnbleS los1 21-12 14-7
Tata! unovers \ 20 10
Avnge IUmOYers 4.0 2.0
fllQs-yardage 30-247 35__.00
Avnge llags·yardage 6.0 ... 9.4 7 .0-80
AYQ. l1me ol possession 28:55 32:23
·~ mrns. lmrcepllOns. f\#nbll reuns
~ aoor. "'au.twa ~ 10 13 8 26-55
Orange Coast 29 91 68 31-216
1IE PllA1fl
(5-0)
26 Lon~ Beach CC 0
35 Cerritos• 1 S
48 Gfossmont• 12
~~ ~:e~rty College• 2~
Oct. 26-R.ancho Santiago• (9. Bowl), 7
Nov. 2-at Saddleback•, 7
Nov. 9-Fullerton• (OCQ, 7
Nov. 16-at Riverside*, 7
Nov. 23-Colden West* (OCQ, 7
•denotes conferenoe game.
"And I remember No. 33,"
said Workman, referring to the
night Edison's streak was
snapped by a Steve Beuerlein-led
Servile team in the first round of
the 1981 ClF Big S Conf ercncc
playoffs. "When you talk about
being overconfident, you couldn't
cut it with a knife that night.
. .,,_ COAIT ITAlllElll .
"You can get real fat if you
don't stop it. You can talk all you
want, but the players are still in
control and any team is susccp·
tiblc to that. That's why almost
nobody goes undefeated."
OFnNaa
Orange Coast, which enjoys a
91-13 combined scoring advan-
tage in the second quarter this
year and a 68-6 edge in the third
quarter, has an 80-0 upper band
Mo.~
10 Donnie Sml'tl
2 AnColne Grlves
22 Shn ShenM1
81 Alron Keis«
83 Cullen Plousha n Mike B*OU 59 Randy Marsh
73 Kip Wlnldet
65 80lltly Hiii
58 Juen Buller
85 8lbn Higgins
By the numbers
VOLLEYBALL • >'•·TENNIS
CommunltJ college women
ORANG• •MPIR• CONFDllllCI! Oranoe Coast def. Cypress. 15-8. 15-1 o, 15·3.
Hltlft eohool glrle
ll!A VID LU.OUa
Newport Hatbof def. Corona del Mar. 15·10, 12· 15, 18-16, 15-7.
PACIPIC COAaT LUGU•
COSUI Mm def. TrlbUco tMs. 15·5, 15·11, 15-4.
l.agllll Beach def. Eat.incla. 15·1, 15-4, 15-3.
MQ&LU9 UAOUa
St. Joseph def "'* Del. 15-7. 12-15. 15-4. g ..
15. 1S-8
WATER POLO
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</ St John Bolco 1 1 0 o-2
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SMs: OllWICll a. Wbon 1. It. John Bolco ecomo: Woods 1. ~ 1.
SMI: Salb 13.
Fuerbringer commits
Estancia Hi&h'• Matt Fu-
erbringer, a wlleyball and
baahtball standout, bu
made an oral commitment to
Stanford.
f uerbrlnger decided to
c:ommJt to wUeyball despite
• beint a fint-team OP All·
Southem Scctlon .election in
buketball lut 1euon. _,,, Dlrtl«
DEEP SEA
Ht. Wt.
8-0 185
8-0 210
5·11 190
8-0 1llO
&..J 200
8-0 265
8-1 255
&..J 295
8-3 275
8-4 255 &-2 210
(tentative)
Cl.Poe.
So. QB Fr FB
Ff. TB
So. WR
So. WR
Fr. RT
So. RG
So c
So LG So LT
Fr. TE
om,.,...
No • ....,., Ht ....
51 Andrew Adair 6-1 215
48 Kely Jackson 6-0 250 « Vlnctleoasl>I s-11 215
93 WIR Tabron 5-10 240
3 10mo Leopolo 6-1 245
68 Eric S1*nonu1 6-1 220
1 SeG1c Shol1et 6-4 220
26 Rodney Bruce 6-0 190
8 l(eftll Blltce 8-0 185
25 Scoll Stymow 6-1 190
19 Sean Loftis 6..() 210
Cl.I' ...
So. OT
So. NG
So. OT ff. OlB
So. u
So. u
So. OLB
ff. CB
ff. C8
So. FS So. SS
AREA SCHEDULE
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Sailors halt CdM's
Sea View Streak
with 3-1 victory
By IOI* WulcGI .......
NEWPORT BEAaf -You
could 1ee it ID the facel of tbe
Newport Harbor HIP ~ ~ thole of IOIUon • tua
·· krOada. Maureon McLaren and
Sally NewbeJfJ, eapodally.
All tboeo bowl of pncUdna.
monthl ol pnpuins ucl yean Of
T'ait:iq to beat the one team that
ICetDed unbeatable -Corona del
Mar.
Well, finally, the waiting ia over.
The Sailon bancWt the defend·
ing state champions a three plDCI
to one defeat Thunday at Corona
dcl Ma,, the Sea Kinp' tint Sea
View league loss in 16 matchea
and fint home lou in more than
two yean.
"It's about time,., said an over-
joyed Mclaren after Newport
Hari>or put the finishing touchea
on a 15-10, 12-15, 18·16, lS-7 ~c--
tothe loss dropped CdM, the No.
4-ranked team in the state, to 1· 7
and S-1 in Sea View. The Sailqrs,
ranked No. S in the state, im-
proved to 10-4, 4-2, and avenged
an Oct. 8 setback to the Sea
Kin~.
"Last time we didn't believe we
could do it and this time we did..''
said McLaren, who, along with the
other seniors on the team were
winless in seven previous tries
agafost CdM. "This was a team cf.
fort, all 11 of us earned it."
True, but McLaren, Krocsth
and Newberry seemed to need it
the most. In the final game, they
combined for nine kj))s, with
McLaren serving for the 14th
point and Kroesch for the match.
McLaren, an all-league outside
hitter, led all players with 18 kills
overall, while all-CIF standout
Kroesch had 17 and Newberry 11.
Junior Dani Foti added seven
kills for Newport and freshman
Misty May, who sat out the first
CdM match with an injured Coot,
contributed 49 assists and two
serving aces.
"Misty played well, but there
was no one key player for them,"
said CdM Coach Mark Riva. "All
of them were pretty strong. They
just served tough and we weren't
able to run our middle game."
The Sea Kings were led by se-
nior Charmar..r'c Conley and soph·
omore Jennifer Stroffe, who re-
corded 15 and 11 kills, respec-
tively. Junior Allison Englebrecht
added a half dozen more and set-
ters Caren McKinley and Kim
Coleman kept Corona in the
Brielly
~Rllrw:~b
CdM's Jennifer Stroffe slams ball over net against Tars' Misty M~.
match throughout.
The pivotal game was the third.
CdM built a '14-10 lead and was
serving for a crucial 2-1 lead in
games. It appeared that the Sailors
were about to repeat their first
meeting with Corona, when they
won the opening game convinc-
ingly, only to lose the next three.
However, this time, Newport
du• in. Newberry drilled a shot for
a Sldc out and, with May P.roviding
her wicked jump serve, Newport
pulled ahead, lS-14.
CdM tied the score on Lori
Newcomer's ace serve and took
the lead, 16-15. But again Newport
fought off game-poinl Two kills by
Foli put the visitors on top, 17-16,
and when Conley's spike hit the
net, the Sailors went up two games
to one.
"That was a big game for 'If."
said Ne~rt Coach Dan Oleii:i.
"A majonty of the time, whe a
team wins the third game, it s
the match."
Sensing victory, the Sailors
out fired up for game four
never trailed. They built I
8-1 and 14-6, but needed
match points ·
Afterward, the Newpon H
players gathered at center
for a long-awaited group
Then Glenn stressed to his pla
to keep thinp in perspective.
"I don't want to downplay
win, it was a big one," be
them. "But it was just one
We've got some other big g
still to play."
Estancii tennis team rallies
to topple Costa Mesa, 10-
The Estancia High girls tennis team, • •
trailing 7-5 entering the third round, ,,,,,-
won five of the last six point.a and ---
emerged with a 10-8 Pacific Coast League triumph
over Costa Mesa Thursday.
The Eagles moved to 6-1 in league play, while
dropping the Mustangs to 4-3. Costa Mesa was
paced by the play of Jessica Lwmann, who lost
only one game in sweeping her three singles
matches.
For Estancia, the No. 1 doubles team of Kris-
tina Origaitis and Lauren Weaver swept.
In other girls tennis:
•Newport HartJor 19, Woodbridp 77: The
Sailors eccured a key Sea View League victory on
Thursday, defeating Woodbridge on games after
the let ICOCC WU deadlocked, 9•9,
Sophomore Mara Colaizzi, who moved back
from Phoenix where she h-.:1 been living with her
family, supplied an instrumental 6-2, 6-0, 6-0
sweep. Sarah Hawkins capnatcd .two of threo aeu
in linalea.
•Matier Del 79, Ro1uJ 75: The Monarchs (9-3,
4-2) banded Rolary IU fint Angelus League loss,
winnfna tho debreakcr Ort pines, u No. 1 singles
player Brib Aamuu and the No. l doubles team
of Trilba Abo and Kim Cooter remained un ..
beaten thil year.
Eagles run past Mustangs
The Batancla Hl&h boys CtOM 00\&ft· ;c a try toam ma.do it four •trai&ht victoriet _. \.
wtth a IOla In Pacific Cout Leaauo r
competition lbunday, edalna ~tlna --:; __
C.O.ta Meaa 26-29, at Falrview Piik.
Robert HO and Jeff Manz CNJaed home 1-2 in
16!24 and 16:43, rapectMly, to plCe the victory •
Colla Moaa'1 ADdrtw R...U WM third in 16:S3
fuUCwod by M ..... ' teammate WDUo Noonan.
Peter Ho teaarod valuable points for the Bqlea,
fifth ID 16:.59.
~:
• ~I,, I• ct. .. Ttio Mustanp
e..U, took the mett. u Deallba BcDdi outlhl-
llW S...DCll'• Lii ~ by:lil =th • wbinJa1 time of ».so. CoitA.M. tioc>t thirit
t~ cfabtb .-With Anni J Julio
Maher and Katy Ekloff following Pelayo.
Mustangs sweep Trab uco
Led by the setting of senior Janet ---•
Ospina, the Costa Mesa High girls vol· • 4(.
leyball team earned a 15-S, 15-11, lS-4 ,
Pacific Coast League verdict over Tra--=----1 ..
buco HjJJs Thunday night to romain in th~ th·
of the CIF playoff hunt.
Costa Mesa was in control throughout u out
side bitters Heather Robinson and Olivia DiCam
illi chip~ in with 10 kills each. Costa M
evened its PCL mark at 3-3 and improved to 7
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Adult recreation
·Area players Hoop It Upl
'Top Gun' defending champs
led by Corona del Mar's Sharp
By Dennis Brostertious
5'lofts Wlttef
I t's not the NBA, but the intensity level will be
right up there with the pros at playoff time when
Corona del Mar's Rick Sharp and his "Beach
Brothers" teammates defend their "Top Gun" title
this weekend in Huntington Beach.
The occasion is the annual "Hoop It Up" event,
the largest amateur 3-on-3 basketball tournament of
its kind in the world.
The stop near the Huntington Beach Pier is the
29th on a 35-city Hoop·lt·Up national tour in which
approximately 70,000 players are competing and
more than a quarter of a million spectators. Today
and Sunday in Huntington Beach, an estimated 2,500
players will be on hand for the street ball
competition.
The top teams from each of the cities meets
annually at the national championships, and the
"Top Gun" division title game is televised by NBC.
This year's final was held last week in Austin, Texas,
and Channel 4 will show it on a tape-delayed basis at
2 p.m. today.
Sharp's "Beach Brothers," who won the event and
1989 and 1990, tuned up for this year's event by
winning the Las Vegas event Oct. 6.
Sharp, 30, is teamed with Mike Moore, roommate
Kevin Sparks and 7·foot Rick Darnell.
"Conditioning plays a part, but you have 10 play
smart," said Sparks of his team's strategy. "Passing
and screening is so imporlant in thei:e games."
'Hoop It Up,' which is being held in Huntington
Beach this weekend, is the fargest amate ur J -on-
3 basketball tournament of its !<ind in the world.
Other area participants include Costa Mesa's Don
Pierce (age 23), Rahn Lowder (35), Ed Miley (35),
Brad Miky (25), Scott Ireton (26), Sean Elfsker (23),
Alex Carbajal (29), Conley Smith (36) and Lawson
Smith (34).
Other Corona del Mar participants are: Burt
Conlisk {34), Keith Berglund (24) and Alberto
Martinez {38).
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Besketbell
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BollinJ:
6 a.m.-Ch1cago Marathon, WGN
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l p.m -Broncos· Paino~. Ch .l
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Horst Racing
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Rugby
10 p.m. England.New Zealand, SC.
Flgurt Skating
11.30 p.m. -Skate Ameri~. Ch. 2
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12:30 p.m. -M .St.·OSU, KLAC (570).
12:30 p.m.-SOS-Utah. XTRA (690).
6 pm -Utah St.-LBS. KJEV (1190)
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10 JO a.m -Colorac.lo·Kan~.i' \t Pr
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2 p.m -L'TEP-Air Force. PI
8:30 p.m. -USC·Notrc Dame. S(
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Triathlon
11 a.m -From Nice (Frani.:e), l.Sl'N
Hydroplane R.acln1t
Noon -From San Diego, ESPN
Golf
1 :30 pm. -Seniors tourney, r~SPN.
3 p.m. -Shootout. Ch. 7
Horst Racln1t
I :30 p.m. -Rcminglon PMk, l·SPN
7..30 p.m.-Oak Tree replay~. Ch. IX
11 p.m.-Oak Tree replay~. SC
2.30 a.m. -Los AJamitos replay~. PT
Soccn
3 p.m -Italian League. Ch 34
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Boxing
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Rugby
M1c.l111gh1 F-m:l.inc.1-Ncw 7.Aalnc.1. SC.
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4:30 p.m -K111g\·Dclroi1, XTRA (690).
Pro Football
o p m -Raidcrs·Chicfs. KFI (640).
-By Dennis Brosterbous
The long distance racing committee of Wheelchair
Athletics of the USA (WAUSA) has announced that
the inaugural Goodyear Orange County Marathon on
Sunday, Nov. 3, has been sanctioned as the WAUSA
National Championship Marathon.
Bob Molinatti, director of the wheelchair division
of the Orange County Marathon, also is a world-class
wheelchair racer who knows how tough the competi-
tion will be.
"When the nation's best wheelchair racers attack a
fast, Oat course in good weather, records could be
made," he said.
"These racers are incredihly competitive. We
couldn't be more thrilled to be hosting this national
championship marathon."
The marathon course winds through six cities,
starting on State College Boulevard in front of Ana-
. hcim Stadium, then moves through Orange, Santa
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
CP029294 IF YOU ARE A requests autllonty to Ste 1600 wes1, Santa Ana. CA 1ne decedent's will and p f I Co NOTICE OF PETITION CREDITOR °' a adrnn1Sler the estate N•Wpol't BHch CA 92701. cod1c11s If 1111 be admitted ro HI o~I Law rpora·
TO A DMINISTER contmgenl credltOf ol the under. ~ lnde~ndenl 92660 ' IF YOU OBJECT 10 trie to probate. ~ne will and ~~:~.;::,~: 9~rtve,
PUBLIC NOTICES
ESTATE OF: deceased. you mus1 file Administration of Estates Newporl Beactl/Costa granting of the pellhon. you eny cod1clts ere avallabte 2t79 (714) 955-2260
Cleo H unter your claim with the ex>ur1 Ac1. (This authority will Mesa Pilot should appear at tne hear· '°' examination In the me pub 11 sh• d N • w p 0 r
CASE NO.A161171 and ma,11 a copy to lheaJlow t~e personal Oct 24.26 3t.1991 mg and state your ob-keptt>ylhecovf1. Beech·Cosla Mesa Pilo
To all heirs persona representallve representalrve lo take 1ect1ons or Ille wrinen ob-THE PETITION requests OC1ober 22. 24, 29. 1991
beneliclarles. craotors: :i~nlr'l'~ur b'fno~~s ~~~ ~y acllons wilho~t PUBLIC NOTICE I 1ec1 ons with the couri be-aU1'1or1ty 10 admlnlster the T871
contingent creditors, and th{f d 1 11 1 1 ta1n1ng ~ourl approva 1 '" " t'ie heanng. Your ap. estate under trio lnde1141n-r.=:====~==:.1
persons who may letter: e ~ irsp/~::':fe ln Before talc.Ing oer1a1n ,very BSC 30 t•• ranee may be in person dent Administration ol Es·
01herw1se be interested in section 9100 of the tmpor1an1 actions1 NOTICE OF or by your anOfney. !ates Act. {This 1U1ho11ty
the will °' estate. or both, California Probate Code nowever.I f the P.rirsoia PETITION TO IF YOU ~RE A CRE~ITOR will allow the personal rop·
ol. Cleo Hunter The lime lor hhng clain\S ref>(=:, rv~ wi 11 1e ADMINISTER or a contingent creditor ol resentallve 10 lake many
A PETITION has been win not expire before lour !equ '8d glV8 no er o ESTATE OF· the deceased. you must file actlonc wftnout obtaining
tiled by William A Baker, months from the hearing ~h!:'~ pet'sogs ~n ess VIRGINIA DABNEY your clalm with the cour1 court approval. BelOfe Ilk· Orange Counly Pubhc dat 1 eel b Y ve warve no ce or and mail a copy to the per-Ing cert1fn very lmpor1ant Admlnistralor in the e no ic a ove. 1 ~senled to lhe proposed BADHAM, •k• sonal representative ap-actions. however. lh• per·
Superior Cour1 ol they~~ ke~ti~ th~~~rtNTI :1m11orv Ir Tr-inde~~entyt VIRGINIA D. pom1ed by the cour1 within 'aonal representative will be The
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Ana, Costa Mesa and Tustin before finishing on
Campus Drive in front of UC Irvine.
Besides the wheelchair division, the Orange Coun-
1y Marathon will feature competitors striving to f!llish
the 26.2-mile course in the men's division, women's
division, Rollerblade marathon and corporate relay
marathon.
The support events scheduled that day include a
5k run, 3k walk, lk kids walk and the Orange County
Cuisine Food Festival and Music Festival commenc-
ing at the finish line on race day.
There will also be a th.rec-day Health and Fitness
Expo beginning Nov. l at the Irvine Marketplace fea-
turing Rollerblade "half pipe" demonstrations.
The Orange County Marathon will benefit Kids
Cancer Connection Inc., Orton Dyslexia Society,
March of Dimes, American Cancer Society and Drug
Use Is Life Abuse.
Calilornia County ol . n s 8 IOfl au on BADHAM lour months lrom the date required to give nolloe to
ORANGE' r,ou are . ~ per5fn wtl be granted unle5$ an CASE NO At 8 1275 ot llrsl Issuance of letters Interested pOfsons unlesa
THE PETITION ;~':!~dht~nWll~eth:~u~ ~er) 8:c,led ~~n hl8fi~n To all heirs: benoliciarles. as provided.In section 9100 they have waived notice or
requests that Wilham A a formal Request tor ec n e pe n creditors, contingent credl· of the Calllomla Probale consented 10 tho propoHd
Baker, Orange County Sfeclal Notice of the filing 8hd ;::ws ~ :u~ tors. and persons who may Code. The time for filing action.) The Independent Publte Admmtstralor be 0 an lnveotoiy and w Y t the 00~...u.. ou no otherwise be Interested In claims win not expire be-administration eUlhorlty Wiii
appotnled as personal appraisal ol estate assets grT HE~ING•1 · th the will or estate. or botfl, fore 1ou< month9 lrom the be granled unlffa an Inter·
representative 10 or of any petition or tillon ill b ~ e ol· VIRGINIA DABNEY hearing dale noticed ested perlOO flies en ob-
adrnn1ster the estate ot accounl as grovided in ~embew 14 e 1991 °~ BADHAM, aka v1nGINIA D 11bove. jocllon 10 Ille 1141tlllon and
the decedent secbon 12s ol thv . p M 1 • Oe A BADHAM 1 YOU MAY EXAMINE tho snows good ceuse why the THE PETITIO!" Cahlornta Probate Code A ~tad · at n 700 pl C~ A PETITION ha'I Ille llepl by the court. II you court 1houtd not grant the
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requests the deced8nt s Request for Special Notice C 1 Drive W 1 p 0 flied by EDITH M OO'fll are a person Interested In authority. th.rough cluaified W~L~~~.~M~,~~~~~lr~the~~s t~ ~m~~pe~C~~~~-~mQ~ AHW~on~pe~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i be admitted to probale court clerk 92~01 • an a a, Calllornla, County of Or· with 111e court a formal Re-lion win be held on NO. I
Th& w1R and any cocltc~s Attorney for P.tltloner: IF YOU OBJECT TO ange. quest tor S1141clal Nolle• of VEMBER 14, 1991 at 1:45 are ava•able tor TERRY c ANDRUS THE PETITION requests the filing of an lnven1ory PM In Dept. 3A located al
examination 1n I.he tile kepi COUNTY COUNSEL ' the g:ntl~ 01 the P81111:· th1t BEVERLY JEANNE and appraisal ol estate as-700 Civic Center Drive
bythe courl p end HOWARD SERBIN f,_~,.,.,..ou.,J~t!fe 8 you~BADHAM ANDERSON. sets or of any petition or West, Santa Ana, CA THE ETITION DEPUTY ' -~·., MARILYN JOYCE BAOHAM account as provided In 9;'.701. requests aulhOnty to p O Box l379 objeclOns or file wntlen MARTIN PATRICIA OIANE s8C11on 1250 ol 1he Cahlor· IF YOU OBJECT to the
ectmm1s1er the estate 1o Civic C.nt•r Pine =~,!°:. ~,:: ~~~ BADHAM Tll TON. end nla Probate Code. A Re-{lranltng ol the pelltlon, vou
under 1he tnd1ependen1 Santa Ana , CA appearance may •be in CHERYL LYNNE BADHAM quest tor Spec1at Notice shOutd aps;Hr al 1he hHr· Admlnislrallon o Estales 927021379 DONOHOE be appointed form Is available from the Ing and stale your ob-
Act wtlh htrMled a.uthorlly Newporl Beach/Costa per oy~{lou~a~r·~ as personal repreaonlatlves court clerk. 1ee11ons or file written ob-
(Th1s eutnonry writ allow Mesa Pilot CREDITOR or a to edmlnlater 111• u&ate of Attorney for the PeUtioner: ecllons with th• court beo
fhe p8'SOnal the decedent, EDITH M. DOYLE. Attorney tore lhe t\Hflng. Your 11>'
represen1a11ve lo lake PUBLIC NOTICE ~..!.~!!!1 credllot ol lhf .! THE PETITION requHI• at Law. 3151 AIRWAY AVE., 1141arance may be In '*'°" many actions wllhoul ........,~, you must Irv th• decedent's wllt and STE. 0 ·2. COSTA MESA. or by your attorney.
obla1ning courl approval P youdr ~ wllh the1 oo~r1 codlclls. If eny. be admitted CA 92626 (714) 979·3883 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR
Before faking 0011a1n very NOTICC 00294 tL._10 an 11-• copy 0 • 10 probate. The will and Pub 11 shed N • w po r 1 or a conllngent credltot Of
Important actions E )f PETIT N personal r•f>(esentatlve any codicils are 1vallable Beach·Coata Mesa Piiot the decH1ed, you mutt file
nowever, lhe personal TO ADMINISTER ~1>91nted1 by thh• oofr ur1 tor •••mlnallon In the file October 22, 24, 29. 1991 your c111m with lh• cour1
19presen1a11ve will be ESTATE OF: .. ,tiin our mont s om kept by lh• court. T872 and mall• copy to the per·
required to give notice to Joa~h Cook the dale of first t.ullnc. of THE PETITION reque1t1 eonet reprtHntatlv• a.,.
lnte<ested persons ~nless CASE NO. A161224 = ~1~rov':d fl~ 1U1horlly to edmlntster the PUBLIC NOTICE 'f)Oln1od by the court within
they have waived noliCe or To aM heirs n ellal• undet the lndepen· lour montha from the d•I• consenled to the proposed benelclaries creditors" Calilornla Pro~t• Code. dent Admlnlattatlon of Ea· ISC 28 of first Issuance of lettffl
action.) The lndependenl contingent cr9dtots and The lime for tiling claims talH Act. {Thie authority NOTICa OF H provided In aec:tlon 9100
admlnlsttallon autho<lty rsona who · ma wll not expire 1>9f~ lour wlll allow the l*•onal 1•1>-PllTITION TO of 1h• Ca11tom11 Problte
wll be granted unless an ~rwise be ln .. l9sted l. monlhs from Ile hearino,, .. entatlve 10 take many A.DMINllTIR Code. Th• limo for filing
Interested person Illes an the fotelon will °' estate da• notQ<f above 1cllon1 wtlnout oblalnlng EITATa OF& ct•lm1 wtU not ••olt• M-
ot>jeclion lo the pe1111on Of bOth. ol Joseptt Cook • YOU MAY EXAMINE court eppu>V11t Before tek· MILDAl!O H AR~' fore four months from lhe and shows good cause A PETITION has been the lite kept by the court If jlng certain Y«'f lmponant 11 MILDRllD .... ,, hurlng date noticed
why the oourf should not fMed by Gerald R Haaok In you •• a peraon
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acllont. however the per· • • _. •bove. gtanl IN aulhQrlty lf'8 Svperiof Court ot lnler•tld In ttle e9'8te soneJ r•Pf•Nnla~ wlll be CAlll NO. A1812H YOU MAY txAMINI! the
A HEARING on the Cellfomla County ot you mey Ne wllh Ile ooiH1 requlr*<I 10 give notice to To all heln, benellclatlea. ni. qpt by UM 00Uf1. It YoU peitlon_ win be held on ~ANGE a lorri1al ~t tor lntetHl*<I '*'°"' untNs creditors, contlngont credl• ere a P8rton_ lnter..aed In ~' 6. 19111 •I 1 45 THE PETITION Sl»dal Notice ol 1'8 filing they hive welved notice or tori, a.nd P8fl0nl wl'lo rney the ntate, you may lie
p M In Dept 3 loc•led •I ""°'•" lhat o.~ A of •n inventory an<t consented to the PfoPO•ed otherwise be Interested In wfth the cowt a forrnil ,.. 700 CMc C.ntef Onve HMd! be ~ted a9 apf>'lisal of ...... u.ts action ) The fnde1141ndent the will 0t estale, or both, quett for Sped• Notice of
W•t, P 0 Box 838, Santa P9f'IO"el repreaenlafvll to or ol any pe.uc>n or 1dmlnlatr1tlon 8ulhortty wlll ot: Mll.UREO H. AAFF aka the tiling of an Inventory Atta CA 112702-0838 _,..., fie estate ot account as provtdld In be grented Wlletl en Inter• MILOAED AAFF end apptelul Of .. tale a
IF YOU OBJECT TO"" ~nt Mellon 1250 ol tit estad peraon fli.i an ob-A PETITION hat been Htl or of 111y petltJofl
"" grantlno of the petllton. THE PETITION California Prob•" c~ ..... A jectlon to the pelltlon Ind tiled by EDITH ~HIAK In account .. proYlded In
YoU lhoUlcf eppeet 11 tie ~· the ~r• A~ tot Sc>.ci.1 ,_. lhoW9 good cause why the tne SVl*lof Court ot Call• NC1lon 1 * of the hear and alate your ~ Will end coclcil, term le •~ trom tie court 1hould not grant the fomla. County ol Ofanga. toml• l'rOOete Code. A
or Ille wril .. n If #Pf, be 9drrtht9d lo covet dettt. eutho<lty. THI! PfTlTION requ.111 Quetl for ~
with the oo\M probett The for!ign wltl Attornev for PdfOMf: A HeAAINQ on the pell-that EDITH SHIRK be IP-totm ti 1Y1UabM from the
bt the hearing Your ind eny codlclli .,. STRADLING, YOCCA, tlon wtll be held on N(). pointed es P8ftonal repr• OOUf1 C1ei11 •
STARTlll& A llEW BUSlllESS??
The Legal Department at the Pilot It
ple&Hd to announce a ntW HMc9
now avallabte to MW bualneuea.
We wlll now SEARCH the name for
you at no extra ctwge, end aave you
th• time and tM trip to the Court
HoYlt In Santa Anl. fNn, of COUl"M,
att.r tht IMrch la compl9ted we will
ftle your ftctttlou• bullntll name
•tat•mtnt With the County Cltr1c,
publlah once a week for four WMkt
u NqUINd by i.w Ind th.n ftlt your
proof of publlctdlon wtth County Cter1c.
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bt.11'""8 ttatement at tht Piiot Legal
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Men, Callfomla. If you can "°' stop
by, plMM call ua at (714) 842-4321,
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.,,..,.~ may be In llVlkt* tot eumlnalon CA.ALSON 6 RAUTH VEMBER t4, t991 at 1:45 .. n11tlve1 lo etlrnlnlller the AttomtY for the Pelltk>Mf: ~Mby~~om~~lhe~-bylhe~4 ~~~A~JR ~ln-LM~~11wmofthe~~ ~~~~~M~A~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE PEIII!OO MO Newport Ceft~ Or._.ioo Civic Ctnt.er Drive THE PETrflON 1eq11Hl1 J.
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,... .,_ flUILIC IOTICll PUIUC mnca PUii.JC IHmCll PUii.iC llOTICll PUIUC eecmca PUIUC MOTICll ,UIUC NOTtcll PUIUC NOTICH PUlllC NOTICES
... llTICI ·~·:-.•~11'11·'\1: .. L•H The u • °' ._ ri OOl*tUttlOft p1w d De • .. or ..... "' ~ PUlllC lfOTlCI 1202. ~ano liACh< Mu. lhl eountt 0.11. ot ,;a; 11a.temen1 -. flltd PUIUC NOTICE
ftll 111'1' w -M C::-~ be fwd In IN ~ lor ~et ot CMhetfN ...-. ab Mrl Calif. t2e24 Or1119 County on Seotem-w.lh ttla COura1 OW• °'•--------
•• ?iiiTNTOI' :.-:~:::.:-:::-~ 0r .... ~C! '11 (llif ~~~ca: ~fT~g: ha been ==~ .~:·.,=· e)A~ bef24, 1'91 FSOT7T4 g;,g:1eoun1y on Octobat .... ~:!N:..
""LOl'MiitilCMla ••t1111lna tlene tlll• IJUD It. ~1MMSY1 Cu.a Ottw, ~ode Cue, Ned by W"6lly F. Hal In HTmo. TO Coast H~ 1202. c.p. ~ NNpof1 Betdl· F•10l40 ltat•m.nt
... 111111..... ....., ._ ._ ~ CMy ~ CA taG7', Vt1tW Cf\atOt In. ~ C04#'I OI ~ AOllHHSTU ltttano BMetl, Cllif ~ Coli. Mesa Pilat OC!Obtf Publlatltd Newpot1 eeacn. The ~ !*~ ~..:::::1..:::: ...,.._ ....... •Po! e:ue':i'~~•d :•wp~~~ :'~ ~ Mand upon ~co::r r:r=r-U\.U &STAT• Of' ::·~~ii~~· 1, I , 11, 22. 1091 C:.0.ta MeN Pilot OetoOlt art dolno businHS W
th• FtctlllOUI lutlne .. ,....... ••• "'" .... ~ 0 I ... ''"" Cott .,., • Set: 124.00 • Wnley '· Hal be ~ Clart•M w. ........ General Par'lner. 337t; ~ PubllUtiOn Oc· 28, Novtmbel 2, •• "· WINTEft"IOWCA ' Tl
HIN: (a)AOVI l!NTfR-we ... la COl1• "' Ober 20• lot! Seta mu1t be p&cked up In pointed U S*SONI '9P'.. CASI NO. A1111~1 Olocamore Lane, San lotlet 20, 1091. 1991 LOR ARCHITECTS. 24
PRISU , .. )PARTHENON OUOM ... .... Sat32 '**°"· e~ to be made Ml'lllttwt to admlnltttt the To ... heift, btnelldartet Juan. Ceplttrano. Calif. T-7'10 Sa·m S.E. Btiltol SI ' Suite ~
p u I L 1 CA T I 0 N $ II uattt«I M P'"9ttl• PUBLIC NOTIC! pl)'abte 10 Colo ci. Cua, ••tat• Of lhe ~t credttors, contingent Cf-92$25 PUBLIC NOTIC• Sant• Ana Holght&. Ctl
I c} MI A AC LE AN au teap11e•tll a tle"'po, Ud. The p.-1tlon rtquest1 the '°''· Ind CleftoN wtlO may Somtdey. inc .. • ClhfOl'M POILIC NOTICE 110 112707
d) O 0 CU 0 A AFT pu•d• ,.,., .. o .. o .. OTIC• OP IA&.a Tho plans mus! be picked ~9nt't wlll ltl'ld eodl· other.Mat be lnterHted In CorpcHation, G-al Part• CUt010NO 2~~hc:i ... w~::b~:.
(t)llGHTHOUS! IMPOAl » I• pu.,.._ ttulter .~ Notice tier~ given pur• up In ,,.ttOn and Will not ells, If any, be adm11ted 10 the wlU °' Hta.te, Ot bOth, ner, 15 Fi.utl Otwt. Mor· Flc:Ullou '1citllloua Men, Cafir. 92626
exf'OAT, t556 Meta Vtrdt Hlarlo, su dln•ro ., 1u1nt to tec11on1 3011 and be dtllVered by mall. probate. Tht wlll and any of: Cla.nua w. Satgeant age, Callt. 94Sst Busln.,1 Na.,,. Steven StC<Oll Tevlor. Or. I!, Apt l a2C, Com 1 • 3072 of lhe CMI Code of Orange Coonty Environ-codlclls 11• evallable fOt A PETITION h11 been Sig 8. Inc.. a C•Jlfomle Stat•ment 8111lneta Name N ~.•111,Csllf.92920 ° r•a ••••• d• au the Sitto of Callfornla tJ'lt man1al M1negement t(lrtllnatlonlnlhefll•kept f1ledbyJ1""1E.Sargaant, Corporlllon, General Pat1· Thi Foltowlng persona Statamenl Encore Court, f'WP
Tl)I flc1ltlou1 Bu1fne1t fropladact tin awlso undersigned. A·P TOWING Agency (EMA) St1nd1rd by Iha court. Jr. In the Superior Coot1 or ntt, 1007 Allcane Drive. 11e doing business 11: The FoUowing per,.ons Such, Calot. 92&63
Narnt rtfltfld lo abO~ edlolonal per part• de Wiii 1011 at public 1ucuon 1i Prana with Special Provl· The petition requests au-California, County or Or· Danvl"e. Clolf. 945211 SCHERBARTH !NOUS· ara doing bu11nen •J. Ju~t~d 'b"Y~i~eus!,.,,'~al ~~
waa nled In Ofanga County la core 1022 E. CHESTNUT, slont (curraol 1t,1ue) 1!1 thorfty lo administer 1tie ... ange. Four Kyle1, Inc., a CalllOI· TRIAL LEASING. 2841 FCF PAOPERtlES. 890 ,..
Oii February 22. 11191 fiill lldet.n otnw ,.qul.i· &ANTA ANA. CA ~2704 11 11'0 part of 1h11 c~n1raci1. tata unoor !tT• Independent Tile pelltlon requai;ts !hat nta Corpora1lon, General CrodcJy Woy, Santa An1. Wesl Biker St Swte 200, ~~~1~0111,11~,.,11,1 com-
No.F•ll50lll toa l•e•I••· Puede qua 10:00 AM on Novtmbor 11 Coplot 01 tho Sllndatd Admlnlstrthon of Estattt James e. Sargaent, Jr. be Pa11ner, 35 TicknOI Place, Cahl. 92704 Cotta Mna Cali!. 92626 menced to tr:msatt t:>Ut.1-
Batt•. Ronald Ja.mtt, 1555 ueted q1'lera llamer a 111!>1 the following d,.: Plan• with Spoclll Prov!-Act. (Thia 1uthorlty wlll appointed u peraonal Laguna Niguel, Calif. 926n William Ltt Schtrbanh. Floronce Fa1nb11rg, 2665 nan unooi me Fictttious
Mesa Vtrd• Dr. E.. Aol. b d 1 scribed propet1y, 10 wit: sons are avall11ble from the ellow the personal rel)f• repreaontatlvee 10 adml11I.. J.M.C.. Inc.. e Calllornla 12922 V11w Ridge Rd., V1c1or1a St. Laguna Boach Bu$tness Nanoo(s) ll$leJ
1 52c, Costa Mtll, Clllf. un • ot• o nrnedlal• 1984 NISSAN, License olflce ol EMA Develop. 1ent11tive to 11ke mMiy ac-ter the estate or tho doce-Corpor1t1on, Gen:ir1I Pan· Santa Ana, Calif. 92705 Cal1I. 92651 Ibo~• on NA 926211 m•nle. II no conoca a 1Jl<V364, CAUF, VIN JNI· ment, Envlronment11 Min-tlon1 without ob!alnlng dent. nar, 845 Sunnlngdala Drive Vivian Mu1ne Scherbar1h, Cl310 Mae Clem, 1012
L1brou•Btlll1. Vaulllkl un ebogado pu•d• HZ16S7EX0031411 agement Agency, 400 Civic court 1pproval. BetOle tak· The petition requests the Oc111ns1d1, Calo(. 92056 12922 View Ridge Rd . West H1ghlanj Ave . Red Ke th R Wntorbower
Jo1nnl1. 1555 MtH Verde Hamer a un senrtclo de Said sale Is IOI lh• pur• Ctnltr Drive Wes!. Santa Ing certain very lmport1n1 decedenrs wlll end codl· Big 0 Retail Enterp11ses, Santa Ana. Cahl 92705 tai.ds. C1111 92373 This statcnent was folod
Or. E .. Apt. 152C, COiia refarancb d• aboa• pose of salisfylng tien of Ana, Calllornl1 92702-4048. I CllOns, however. the per· ctls, II 1ny. be adm11ted to Inc. a Colorado Corpora· Steven Leon SChorbar1h Allan Fa1nbarg 300 Voa 0~1:n~:"cou~,~~tin ~~~~b~:
Mesa. Calif. 92628 doe 0 • una oftclna de the undersigned for towing, Orders f()( contract docu-sonll rel)fesentattve will be probate. The wtll and any llOfl, 1t755 East Peakv1ew 12922 V11w Ridge Rd . Udo Nord. Nowpott Beacn 18, l~'Jl
Thia buslne11 was con-ayuda l .. al (v•a el di repairs and 1torage te>-menta which are not prop-required to give notice lo codicils are available lor Avenue. Englewood. Cole>-Santa Ana, Cal1I 92705 CaM 92(;63 FS l 02 55 duded by hUSblnd and • ~ther With costs of tdvtr· erly tddresstd or payabta lmerested pe<sons unless eiamlnallon In the lilt kept rt.do 801 11 Laura Scherbarth. 12922 Th•s bus•ness is con PJtJl ... Cd ~~ewport Bl'ICh·
COS\a 1.•csa P1101 (.lc;IObill
26 Novemot1r 2, 9, 1C.
wll• reclorlo lelefonleo). Using and expenses of are 1ubfect to delay. The they have waived notice °' by th• cour1. This business is con· View Ridge Ad , Santa Ana. ducted by· a gene1al pan
This 1tatemant WH flle<I Caae No. et C4021 sale. Owner shall not accept re-conHrtte<I to the proposed Tho petition requests au-ducted by: )01nt venture Cahl, 92705 nersh•p
with tht County Clerk of Tha ne"11e and ad-Dated lhi1 18TH day or sponslbtlity for 1ny such action.) The Independent thortty to edmlnlster the es-The reg1s1rant(s) com-This business ts con· The regostrant(s) com· o11nge Countv on S4191tm-dre11 of the court It: OCTOBER, 1991. delay Thell win be no r• admlnlstrttion authori1Y will tatt under the Independent mencod to transat t bus!-ducted by'. 1n uruncOfpo. menced to tt1nsac1 bus.
ber 21. 1991 (II nombta y dlrecclon JEAN NOUTARY fund '°' return ol plans and be granted unless an Inter-Administration of Estates ness under the F1C11t1ous rated association othe1 nus under the F1c1i1101.1s s..92;
Publshed Newport ~ach• de la cort• ••I OA· Published Newpo rt special prov!slons and r• ested person 111~.an ob-Act. (Tllls 1u11lo111y wUI Business Name(s) listed thanapart11&rsh•P 8us1n15s Name(s) lsted1----------
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Costa MeSI Pilot October ANOE COUNTY HAR· B h.C M turn 11 not required. jecUon to the pettuon and allow the personal repre· abOve on: NA The regtsttant(s) com· above on Maren ,0 1980 PUBLIC NOTICE
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p AL eac osta esa Pllol The bidder's anention ls shows good cause wtiy the sentahva to ta!(e many ac· Christopher R. Ph1lllps, mencad 10 transact bus1· Allan Famt>arg sa.830 October 26, 1991 directed to the provision In cout1 should not grant the ttons wlthou1 obtaining P1es1d1n1 ness under tne F1ct1t1ous i h1s s1a1emen1 .... a5 "'"" CNS 1O11487 ----------1 COURT, 4&01 Jambo-H933 Section A ... Proposal Ro-authOrity. . cour1 1pproval. Belort tak· This statement was flied Business Name(s) listed witn the County C1e1k 01 Flc11tlous PUBLIC NOTICE r•• Road, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE qulrements and Condi· A HEARING on the peti-Ing cet1ain very important With the County Clerk of above on September 3. Orange Coum1 011 Octobc1 Buslnesa Nam•
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-M""NT OF a.ach, CA 920&0 lions," regarding tho r• lion will be held on NO. actions. however, !ht per· Oran~e County on Oc1ober 1981 15, 1991 Statomenl
, ... .. The nam• addr•n STATEMENT OF qulrements 1nd conditions VEMBER 7, 1991 at 1:45 sonal representative will be 8, 19 1 Wilham L Scherbat1h F!509809 Tno Following person~
ABANDONUNT OF and teleph ' b ' ABANDONMENT OF bidders must observe In PM In DepL 3A localed at required to glvo notice to F509241 This statement was hlod Pubhshed Nowpon Beach are do•ng ous•ness as:
USE OF FICTITIOUS one num •r USE OF FICTITIOUS !he preparation of the pre>-700 Civic Centef D~lve interested persons unless Wendel, Rosen. Slack, w1lh the County Clerk or Costa Men P1101 Ot1ober OES•G~.s ON WOOD. 755
.u.IN .. 11 .... ME of plelntlff'a attorney, ~sal form 1nd tho submls· West, Santa Ana, CA they have waived notice or Dean & Uvitan, Twentiel .. Orange County on Septem· • rwo or plaintiff without an BUSINESS NAME oton or the bid. 92701. conse11ted lo the p1oposed " ber 27. 1991 26. No~err.b11r 2. 9. 16 W 11111 Street. Suite G,
Th• f~loWI~ J>9"ont attomey, la: (El nom· The tonowlng persons A pre·bld conference wlll II you object to.the grant· action.) The Independent Floor Clorow Buildlng. Oak· F508237 199 1 ~~ta Mes~, ~all~29262~ ~~:• ;~:uu~: 'eus~~~:~ bre, I• dlr•cclon y el have abandoned the uao of t>a held at the Conlerence Ing of tho petition, you administration au1hority will land City Cenler, 1221 Published Newpot1 Beach· Sa·898 m~~~s~~e .. a~a1bO:'is1a~~:
Name: MAINSTREET MAIN· numero de talefono del the Flct111ous Business Center, 23432 Vista del should appear at the hear· be granted unless an Inter· Broadway, Oakland, Calif Costa Mesa Pilot Oc1ober PUBLIC NOTICE Cal1I 92662 b d d Name: PACIFIC THERAPY Verde, Coro de Caza, CA, Ing and state your ob-ested person tiles an ob-94612 Joct Sanchez, .. 807 e.
lENANCE, 240 Broadway, • oga 0 •I daman-ASSOCIATES, 666 W. on Friday, November 1, lections or file wrlnen ob-jection to the potition 1nd Published Newpot1 Beach· 5• 12• 19• 26• 1991 CNS1012597 56th SI Apt. E, Maywood.
Costa MHll Calif. 9~627 dante, o del deman-Saker St., Ste. 231, Costa 1991 at 9:00 a.m. to visit octlons with the cout1 be-shows good cause why the Cosla Mesa Pilot October Sa·812 Fictitious Caht 90270 The Flctlt ou1 Bu1lne11 dant• que no tlena Mesa, Calll. 92628 the site, and at 10:00 a.m. ore !he hearing. Your ap-cout1 should not grant the Name refeffed to above abogado H) Richard The Fictitious Business to review the prolect docu· pearance may be In person uthor~. 26, November 2, 9, 16, PUBL IC NOTICE Business Name T1>1s Dus -.tss Is con. was filed In Orengo County 0 H t • N 1 d 1 b b 11 1991 S1n1emtn1 aucted oy a general part· on July 12, 1991 Fiie • ee on1 a member ame re ette o a ove ments. Prospective bidders or Y your a Ofney. A H RING on the pell· Fictitious n
No.F499870 of HESTON & HESTON, was filed In Orange County 1hould contact Rick McCoy II you a•e a creditor or a tion will be held on NO· Sa·9091( Business Name The Following persons nTen'5 P 1 11 )
On 0 t b 16 1989 F I r c d c L ontlng nt c ed't~ of t .. e are doing busones) as e 10915 oan s ~om· Alchud R. Roth. 240 Attorney• at Lew, One co er ' I e o oto e aza Id. at c e r I~ " VEMBER 7, 1991 at 1:45 PUBLIC NOTICE M T 8 S. 650 Town C1 •1'er ""~nteJ to t··ansact bu:;.· c t Pl S No.F434778 (714) 858·2768, or Michael deceased. you must Ille PM In Dept. 3A located at Statement h F
Broadw1y, Cos11 Mesa. oOrpore • aze, ult• Wllllam A. P1He11a, 1054 Green ol Clark & Green As· your clalm with the court 700 C1v1c Conter Drive NOTICE OF The Fotl0Wlr19 persons ~'c'"soa. C~u11'1"92s192610. Co~1a ~~;srl'us~oe~J1m~(sl1c\:~~~~
Colil. 92627 11 ' Newport B•ac h, Redding, Coste Mesa, soelates at (714) 434·9803 and ma•I a copy to the per· West Sanla Ana CA PUBLIC HEARING are doing business as "" ... This bualntu wes con-CA 92&&0 (714) 721· Calif. 92626 sho<.dd lhere be any ques· sonal representative ap· 92701• · GROVE INVESTMENT B U Patel 6~ To ... n Cen aoo,e cl)· June 2::i.
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dueled by in lndlv!dual 1470 This business was con-!Ions. polnted by the cout1 within 11 yo~ object 10 the grant· Notice is heieby given COMPANY. 3184 J. A•rw•r. ter Drive Suite 1910 Cost.l Gregsc'l tt;iil
This ataltment was filed DATE• JUL 1 t991 ducted by an indrvldual Accau to view the size lour months rrom the date ing or the petition, you !hat Ihle Placningt ~ommis· Avenue Costa Mesa. Calo. Mesa Ca''' 926Z6 T,.,,s ~tat~"'ent ..,~5 lile~ o:~~z·c=;~n CJ~~~: J. PETERSON, Clerk, This s1a1ement was hied and the location or e.111sting of first Issuance or leners should appea1 at the hear· ~:c~ ~.~ ~~do a e;u:I~ 9Jr~~ E Nott. T1ustee ol d~~~~ ri..:~'· s~~~ ~~~~I (),1~~d~eco ... ~~;·~n ~~~~b~r
4, 1991 By M. Nance, Deputy with the County Clerk ol oak trees to be relocated as provided In section 9100 ing end state your ot>-heanng on GENERAL the Noll Famil'( Trusl 3184 Cosla Mes.l, Ca.• gzi;2t; • 10 1~-:;1 Publish~ N~ Belch· Published Newpot1 Beach/ Orange County on October shan be arranged through of the Calilornia Probate rections or r11e wrinen ot>-PLAN AMENDMENT 91• J Aif1way Ain-ue. Co•la , ""' 18, 1991 Rick McCoy of Coto de Code. The time for f1hn9 1ections with the cout1 be· 3(F) b nd 1 ~ · • 1.,ayur Pa1e1. C.~ To ... n F509404
Costa Mesa Pt ot October Costa Mesa Pilot October Published Newpot1 Beach· Caza Limited claims will not expire b .. lore tho heat1ng Your llP· etng an ame men Mesa. Cahl 92626 Ce1111:r Crr.e S~ •e 19'0 ?~~ ,.,e:i r.c .. ~~·~ Beatn·
12. 19. 26, Nov1mber 2. 12. 19. 26, Novomb(!r 2, Costa Mesa Pilot October oucstions on interpreta· IOfe lour months from the pearance may be in person 10 the Housing Element 01 Meado"'s Mob·le Homes CostJ Mesa Ca • 9::•~=6 Cos:a t•e!.:l F :JI 0 .':>ber
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1991. 26, Novembef 2. 9, 16, lion ol the plans and spe· hearing date noticed 0, by your attorney the Nt>wpot1 Beach Geneial 190 Newpon Cent1:1 Dru e. Tnos 01.1s1ness is ccn \') :'.'.'!: '.:.~..-b"' 2 9.
-<><> SA865 1991 c1al prov1S1ons prior to the above. II you are a cieditor 0, a Plan concerning lhe preset· Su11e 100 Ne..vpot1 Beach dueled tiy a ge er:.1 ~Ji:· l!l.•l ----------•-------~~~ y h f vahon ot ce11ain kinds ot Catol. 92660 neish·P
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Sa·931 date scheduled for the bid ou may examine 1 e ile contingent cred11or or 1he altordable housing This This business is con· opening shill be •d· kept by the cour1 11 Jou deceased, you must filo d 1 d b Tne regos1tant1\1 co"" PUBLIC NOTICE dressed to Michael Green are a person 1ntereste in your ctoom with the court amen men os require Y ducted by a 9e11eral part· menccd to tr.:1n~., 1 bus1· PUBLIC NOTICE
Sa-874
SCUMMCOIONS CNS1012588 ADVERTISEMENT FOR al (7t4) 434·9803. the estate. you may tole and mail a copy to the per· s::b°r:Ce IS HEREBY FUR nersh1p noss uncer tno r,,,' %s ___ C_N_S_1_0_1_"_5_7_"' __ ( ITA N STATEMENT OF Publlshod Newport with the coun a lormal Re-sonal representalive ap-• The reg1strant(s) com· Bus.r1ess thme s} tt·u~ , u JUDICIAL) ABANDONMENT OF BIDS FOR CONSTRUC· B h C p quest tor Spec· I Not c I Hi ER GIVEN tnat the menced to transaCI bus•· above on Janu"'' I 19!19 Fictitious eac · osta Mesa 1101 •a 1 e o pointed by tho cout1 w1th1n pro1ect was reviewed and 11 ness under tnc Fict tiou• B u p NOTICE TO DEFEN· USE OF FICTITIOUS TIOH OF LANDSCAP· Oclober 26. 29. 31. Novem· tho f1l1n9 ol an lnven1ory lour months lrom lho dale d • "1'" Business Name DANT : (Av I a o a BUSINESS NAME ING, IRRIGATION SYS· bor 2. 5, 7, 1991 and appraisal ol estate as· or lorst Issuance or 1ene1s was d~l~•rnine h that 11 •S Business Name1s) listed TtHs st.ilc-"'i. v..i; t .al Stat ement
A d I SUNMAC TEM AND TR .. NS· Sa894a sets or of any peli11on or asnrovidedlnsect1on9t00 exemp iom t e require· above on: t98'7 woth the Cou111y C'l·•~ o• F cuea o The lollowing persons " acco nt as P ded 1 ,. menls or the Cal1to1n1a En· James Lee Oiarige Courty on Oc!oti~ Tl"o 'lo ... ng pen;)ns
MEDICAL IYSTl!!,..S, a nave abandoned the use ol PLANTING OAK TREES PUBLIC NOTICE 1 u 1250 1 r,~vt C 11 n or the Callfornla Probate v1ronmen1at Oualoty Act This statement was tiled 17. 199 1 ~.'.eEo1:0"1 tr:sc.'cn~~11',va£s· '.)~. corporation; MARI· the Fictitious Business OSO PARKWAY EXTEN· sec •on ° e a 1 or-Code. The lomo for hllng (CECA) unoer the general w1lh tnc County Cle•k 01 ' '' ~ ~ r ANNE CURTIS· and Name: METRO EXECUTIVE SION SEQME nia Probate Code. A R .. claims will not eitpore be· le F510117 F!ClS A'.O EOG 011:::1. DOES t through 2o In· OFFICES. 575 Anion Blvd. NT B CP 29351 quest lor Special Nolice tore lour months ltom tho 1~0TICE IS HEREBY FUR· ~r~~~~ County on October Pubilstied Nev.port Ek.ten !,ESS CE l.TE••S ~75
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._ ' 3rd Floor, Costa Mesa, FROM ANTONIO PARK· NOTICE OF rorm Is available from the hearing date no11cod THER GIVEN thal said pub· F509394 Co~ta t.lcsJ p,. I Oc.tC1t:er Anton B'.d. Jrd Fl~or.
•• Calif. 92626 WAY TO COTO DE PETITION TO court clerk. above. he hearing will be held on ZG. N0Hn1t.icr 2. 9 t6 Co:.ta Mesa Clt1I 9:62C
YOU ARI! BEING SUED The Fictllious Business CAZA DRIVE, COTO DE ADMINISTER Attorney for Petitioner: You may examine the Ille tho 71h day 01 November. Frederick B. Saonick. 190 19:,1 Co;·J Plcsa • E .. ecu ,,0
BY PLAINTIFF! (A Ud . Name relerred to above CAZA, CALIFORNIA ESTATE OF MARTIN & MARTIN, 2171 kept by lhe cou11. 11 you 1991 a1 the hour or 7:30 Newport Cen1er 011ve. Sa 901 Ot!lce G':>up lni:: a Ca •
le aata' demendando) was filed in Orange County OWNER/CONSTRUCTION Harry Harpar, aka Shattuck Ave .. Berkel~y. arv a person lnteresled In pm. in the Council Cham· Suite 100. Newpot1 Be;;ich l.:,rn•a corpo1:1· n ~ 5
J.F. FONO, tNC. on August 27, 1991 Fole Coto de Caza Limited: Hanry J , Harper c;;~r?:hed Newport ~0th e,hsetacteo'u1oaufomrmaayl Allol~ bers of the Newpot1 Beach Calil 9:!660 PUBLIC NOTICE An: n a·.d ~ J F10 , You hev. 30 CAlEN· No.F504987 MANAGER: One Colo de C SE O ., m " C11y Hall, 3300 Newpot1 Published Newport Beath· Costa Ml Sil Cal' 92626
DAR DAYS auer thl1 J. H. Anderson & Associ· Caza Drive, Coto de Caza, A N 'A1v1184 Beach·Costa Mesa Pilot quest tOf Special Notice or Boulevard, Newpot1 Beach. Costa Mesa Pilot Octot:.er NOTICE Tn,, b.J$1ness is "'" " alts, 575 Anton Blvd., 3rd Cahlornia 92679 To all heirs. beneflcla,,es. October 19, 22, 26, 1991 lhe filing or 111 Inventory Cahloinia, at which ume INVITING BIDS ducted l:l) a corpcralion
summons Is aented on Floor, Cost• Mesa. Caltl. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: cred1tor1, conttngent credo· SaT893 and appraisal of estate as-and place any and all per· l9. 26. Novemoer 2. 9 NOTICE IS HEREBY Tne reg str~nlls) cc 1'·
you to flla a typeWYll· 92626 Cahl()(nia Clark & Green Associates, 01~,,Se·,!7,depbe•rs~~~o-:'ehsfedm~~ PUBLIC NOTICE 3sec'c'ouon't olasanyp
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p0111otd11e1odn o1nr sons lntereSled may ap· l991 Sa·888• GIVEN tnat 1he Coty ot menced to 1ransact b1·s1· ten r•1pon1• at thl1 3070 Bristo! Street. Suile pear and be heard thert-on • Founla·n Va' ey. CA v. I re ness .J'lde• t•'1 f1ctit•. "'' court. This business was con· 150, Costa Mesa, Cahlornla the Will or Hiiie. °' both. BSC 39 sectton 12;o ol tho C1~lor· ti you challenge this ----------1 ceove sea•ed bods up to B"s r.ess ll.3melsl 1°s• •d
A lett•r or phone cell dueled by 1 corporauon 926l6 of· H1rry Harper, aka NOTICE OF nta P1obate Code A A .. protect in cout1, you mav PUBLIC NOTICE to oo A.,_., WedntsdJy No at>O•e on Oc1~ber t 19:, Thit 11111m1n1 was hied Sealed proposals from Henry J Harper quest lot Special Notice be 1om11ed to r aisong only vember 6 1991. in tne Qr. Da1·1d Bea'e P1es1cten1 wlll 1'ot protec1 you; c c f Contractors will be ro· A PETITION has been PETITION TO torm Is available lrom the CNS1011480 lice ol tile Coty C erk This Sl.lte,..,ent ...,,s f. :d "Ollr t wpewrltten re With the ounty lllfk 0 '11od by L1~"1 L~ Harp-ADMINISTER cout1 rtArk lhose issues you or som.. Fictitious • • • Otange County on October ceived at the office ol Coto ""' uv v• ~ ~ one else raised at the put>-10200 Stater Aven ... t foi..n .... ,.~ \he Count• C'.:•~ ot spon•• muat be In 17, 1991 de Caza Development. ond Harvey F. Grant on the ESTATE OF: Altoinoy for Petot1oner· tic heat1ng described in Busln111 Ne me ,., n Valley CA 92708 I.)• O· .. n\le co .. n:,. O"I Oc:tot "'
proper legal form If you Published N ...... pon Beach· 23331 Via Venado, Coto de Supertor Cout1 ol Calllor· MILDRED M. DUDLEY K. WAIGHT, 600 this notice or 1n wrillen co•· Stetement TV.O COLOR PORTAeLE 17, 1!191
want tha court to hear Costa Mesi! Pilot October Caza. CaMorn•• 92679. on noa, CountyolOrange. CHRISTIANSEN W Santa Ana Blvd. Suota respondence delo~ered to Tt>e Following persons COMPUTERS F51018~
your C•••· 26. Novemt>e• 2. 9. 16. or before Frldoy, November LTI hde pel1111on rHequests thadt CASE NO. A 161298 1115, Santa Ana, CA 92701 the C•ty at. or puor 10. the 3re doing business as s.,ated 1>1dt "'ust be s..ib• Fut' s"<-::1 r.e ... c.'1 Br:i·'I If you do not file your 1991 8. 1991 at Iha olfoces ol n • '° arper an To all hetrs. beneliciat1es. Pu bl 1 shed N • w Port public hearing For inlorma· wrw PARTNERSHIP, 4657 m111od on Coty-suppled Costa 1..._s.i p1 .• C;:otx-•
S'a·""" Colo da Caza Develop-H1rvey F Gront be •P· d 1 1 t d Beach·COsta Mesa Pilot tion call (714) 644·3225 MacArthur Cour I 2nd lo1ms Requests tor o ds re1pon•• on time, you ;Tv.> T 1 d pointed as personal repre-ere 1 °''· con ingen ere 1-OctobAr 19, 22, 26, 1991 F N B ' 26. Novcmt>e• " 9 16
I ----------ment. he sea e propos· d h lors and persons who may ~ Norma Olover, Seer•· toor. ewport each, including Spcc1l•ca•.onr. 1991 mer Ole the caae, end PUBLIC NOTICE als w~I be publicly 6°'p-ened sentatoves to II m1n1s1er t e otherwise be interested In SaT891 Calor 92660 Terms and Conaot.ons o! Sa·9 O ~our wege11 mone~ and i&ad tn the conrtrence est110 or the decedent. 1 bo h tarr Plennlng Commls· WTW Property Manage· 1>1dd1nn ant: Proposal ma•
d b SUMMARY OF Tho Pn1111on roqucsts the the w1i or estate, or t ' PUBLIC NOTICE •Ion City of Newport " , an pro....,rtv may e Center Conference Room, • of MILDRED M CHAIS • ment. Inc .• Cal1lorn1a 4657 be ob1a1neJ ltom l"le De-PUBLIC NOT ICE ,.. ADOPTED ORDINANCE deceden1's will and c""1· ; · • Beech tekan without further lor tile lollowong project al ""' TIANSEN MacArthur Courl, 2nd panment ot Pubhc Wor~· l----------
wernlne from th• Ordinance 91·26 1s 2:30 pm. ells, 11 any, be admllled to A PETITION has been NOTICE OF Published Newport Floor, Newport Be3Ch. 10200 SIJ1e1 A\enul' Fou11-Fictitious
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ind!yusll Tno work consists 1n gen· cporod~c~',o,. !~ee a~~11!bnd10 a1n0~ filed by JAMES L MILLER PUBLl1c HEARING Beach.Costa Mesa Pilot c5ahf. 92660 1a1n Valley. CA 9::700 at no B usiness Nama
I o eral ol: u " " & RUSSELL o. MILLEA in Notu:e s hereby given Oc1obcr 26. 1991. lratham Hamilton Inc charge or may ba c-Th•r• •'• other egal from us adoption on No-1. Relocatoon or th111een examln1tlon In tho Ille kept lhe Superior Cour1 01 Call· thal the Planning Comm;s. SA938 Cahtomia. 4657 MacAnhur quest~d oy telepl"lo• e Statement requlrement1. You mey vember 4, 1991, and was (13) e)(istlng specimen Oak by the court. I c 10 slon ol the Cny or Newport Cout1, 2nd Floor Newport (71 4) 965·4.JOO, E.>t :'.:J9 lhe Fo•towing persons
want to cell an at· adopted by the following trees presently occurring The pe1t11on requests au· omia, ounty 0 range. Boach will hold • public PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, Calif 92660 For intormcltoon cor<tatt arc 00"''i business a,·
t I ht If II II I COUNCIL tt'o,lty to administer the es. THE PETITION requests h 1 h 11 1 l·l~'E"· ORT ANilOUE" orn•» t g away. ro ce voe: along the proposed road· th 1 JAMES L MILLEA & ear.ng on I e opp cat on i hls business •s con· Robort Earl, Engine<'r .,,., ~ ' " .. MEMBERS AVES H tale under the Independent a of The Irvine Compan~ ror NOTICE OF ducted by: a generJI P3rt· " lb1C & MS NEWPOP you do not know an at· : : orn· way and Installing Into new Adminlstro1ion of Estates RUSSELL D. MILLER be Associate. (714) 965 4400 ANTIQUES MALL. 121, torney you mer call an 1'buckle. Genis, BuMa, Hum· locations along comploled A (Th 1 appointed 115 personal rep-Amendment No. 743. ral PUBLIC HEARING nership EX1 25J ettorn~v referral ••r· phroy, Erickson. NOES: roadway with Individual ct. Is author ty will rosontatives 10 administer fie Study No. 80 and Re· Notice 1s horcby given The reglsttantts) com· Jay de Sevren Jae· Brooionursi "'01, G31d~'
I • 1 1 Id f None. ABSENT; None. drainage systems. allow the personal repr.. h 1 I th d d Jubd1vls1on No. 972 on that 1he Planning Commos· menced to trans3ct bus1· Cl Cl k Ciio,e Call! 92640 v e• or • •9• a 0 • Ordinance 91·28 adds 2. lnstallotlon of an lrrlga· sentatlva lo take many, ac· 1 e es ate 0 e ece ent. propet1y located at 300 soon or the City ol Newpon ness unde• the F1ct111ous quel , ly er cr.nton L Powell 101 •
flee (ll•t•d In th• Chapter IX to Title 11 ol the lion system controlled by 1 !Ions without obta n1ng T~E 1~E:ITl~NI [~ue,~s Dover Dove Beach will hOld a public Business Name(s) 1.s1ed DATED October 16· 1991 f\,ancy Ln · CostJ Mes
phone book). Coat• Men Municipal solar powered aUlomatlc cout1 approval. Before tak· au 0' do a hmn,nds er e Request to establish heating to con side• above on· Septcmller w Published Newport Call '?:!627
Dtapu•• d• qua la en-Code pet1alnlng to police controller. Ing cenaln very lmpot1ant estate un er 1 e open-Planned Commun.~ Dis· Amendment No. 742 which 1991 Beach Costa 11.•~sa P1101 Ma111~n R Po .... e'I 10 -• I •• actions. however, the ""r· dent Adm1n.stration of Es· R 0 Nancy Ln. Costa ~e 1reguen asta cltaclon 11 .... ces at arge parnes, 3. Installation of container .. ~ tales Act (Th•s authority Incl egulatoons •n 1dopt involves· Dav1d K Lamb President clober 26. 1991
Judlclel u•t•d tl•n• un gatherings, °' events on grown shrub plant material. sonal representattvo will be will allow the personal rep. a PlaMed Community De-A requesl to amend Tolle This stalemcnt was ll!o)d Sa9J.i Ca. 1 9;:5z7
Pl.lo d. 30 Dl'"S CAL· ptlvale property. 4. Establlsh1~ 1 hydre>-required 10 give notice to I 1· I k velopment Plan lor the 20 of the New""" Beach With the County Cle•k ot Tnos business ts co. ... interested persona unless resen a ive 0 ta e many c .. T .,.... ' o PUBLIC NOTICE d 'Clcd by co· partners
END .... IOS para pr• Buy 11. Sell It. Find It. seeded grou covef tor d ac11ons without oblaining astaways m1r1na he Municipal Code, so as to range County on October ..,, C erosion control. they hava walva notice or coun ipproval. Belore l•k· proposal would allow the esllbhsh spec1!1c prov•· 10. t99t ----------Tr1e ieg.s1rant(s co1•
sentar una ra1pueata tasslfled. s. Provide a twelve (12) consented to the proposed Im construclion of a 125 shp soons I()( the toca11on and f509406 Flc11tloua me'l<:4'd to lransact bu• Ila I a 1C1ion) The lndependenl ing certain very portant manna woth suppot1 park· Business Name ness under t'le Foct.110. _:_:_~•-'_co_rt_•._._m_aq_u_n __ •_n ~1~~n!:i:.':'.i~ "':~':m";;~!0~~~~ fj.'i:;i administration authon~ will =~~n:ep~~:e~:'uv!h!i1r!,~ 1ng and relaled accessory fa"b~~:~1~nf; w~~~~~~ ~~ ;~:i~st;,::s~e;.:110~~~~=; Statement Busi,,ess Name(st ~s1 -==========:....'.::.:'.:::..::'.:~~~:'.::...........:==========I be granted unln1 an nter· , ..... ulred 10 give notice to fac1l11ies The pioposal also ol Newpot1 Beach Tt>e Fo11owing pe1sons at-o'<e on October 1 19St
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-------------------------------iested person files an ob-1;erested ""'Sons unless includes the 1pproval ol a This prorect has been r .. 19, 26. November 2 9 a•e do•ng business 1s t.la11lyn R Powen ject1on lo the petition and they have .;;~ed notice °' Traffic Study and a Ro· viewed, and 11 has been 1991 All SEASONS CLEANING Th s statement wls Mt Bflllll thOWI good cause 111thy the consented 10 !he proposed subd1viS1on to c:1eate •pit· determmod that It is cat· S0·873 SERVICES. 361 Watn ... 1. """" ttie County Clerk
court 1hould not grant the aClion.) The Independent eel of lend lor marina de-egorically exempt under Costa Mesa Ca1or 92627 Orange County on Octol
------------------------------tauthorlty. 1 1 i 1tv velopmen1. tho requrements of the PUBLIC NOTICE John Edward C1ul'k lit '1 1J91
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
Q .1-Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
t A104 'VA 'AQ103 +Al06~2
Partner opens the bidding with one
diamond. What do you respond?
A .-We're on our way to slam ; it's
!limply a matter of how to (et there.
We won't argue strongly with those
who make a jump shift to three
clubA. hut we prefer lo save room to
find out more about partner's hsnd.
A quieter response of two cluba. tn
be followed by a bid in spades and a
vigorous jump in diamonds. would
be our choice.
A HEARING on the pall· adm n 'Ital on author .. , Wiii NOTICE IS HERESY FUR· C1lilorn1a En1111onmental 24691 Nympha Dr. M1u,on
l·oon wilt be h·'d on NO· be granted unless an inter· THEA GI CNS1010820 V C I "' ested pers 1 file a ob VEN that an Envl· Oualily AC1. 1e10. .ll• 92691 VEMBEA 7. 1991 .t 1.•45 l • s n • Fictitious G c lect·on to the p 111 9..,. ronmental Impact Report Notice is hereby tut1her Michael en• •vlo k PM In Dept. 3A localed at 1 8 1 on "" d 1 B 1lna11 Na 2 Gill N O •1 h ood a h th has been piepare n con· given that said pubhc hear· u me 4 ympn1 r., '• 1ss1on 700 Civic Center Drive s ows ~ c ust w Y e S V C Court S -"'d not g ant lhe nec110n w11h the 1pplication 1ng w111 be held on the 7th tetament 1e10. ahl 92691 West, Santa Ana, CA ""' r d I h F G Id L B 36 authority. note above. t is lho day ol November. 1991. a1 T 1 ollowlng persons era ynn eason. 1
92701. A HEARING on !ht pell· present Intention of the City the hour or 7::>0 p.m. in the a•e doil'lg business u : E Walnut. CO\la Mesa
Your right-hand opponent opens II you object lo lht grant· lion will be held on NO· 10 eccept l ht Envf. Counctl Chambers or the COST" MESA HONDA Calif 92627
ANSWERS TO
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
F5095C
Published Ne ..... pot1 6eal
Costa Mesa Piiot Octc~
19. ;6. November 2. 9
1991
PUBLIC NOTICE
the bidding with three spades. slnhgoulodl apthp•earpe111
1111ohne, hey~~ VEMBER 14, 199! at 1 :45 ronmental Impact Repor1 Newpot1 Beach City Hall. 2850 Harbor Blvd . Costa This butiness Is con ~ p M I o t .,A I led 1 and suppot11ng documents. 3300 Newpot1 Boulevard, Mesa. Cahl. ductod by· • general pat1 Ftc tltloua
What d(' you b1·d now?. Inn and atate your o.. · · n ep · "" oca a Th c ··• h • ., .,. 700 Cl le Ce 1 o I e ity encourages mem· Nowport Beach, California. Ed·nest Company. c/o ne1s 1p Bu•lneas Neme A.-A takeout double could be t he joctlona 0t Ille written ot>-v n 81 r ve bers ol the 3eneral public at which time and place Ma~ef, Brown & Platt. 355 iht regl$11an1(~) com .. . . . b 1ectlons with lht cout1 b•· West, Santa Ana, CA S Statement n ng action ul we are not sure ,.... 92701 to review en comment on any and all persons inter· . and 13800. Los Ange-menced to trilnsoct bu'1· The Following .... ,..~. wm 1 • ore the hearing. Your ap. · this document1tion. Copies astod may appear and be les. Calif. 90071 ness unde• tl•e Flc1111ou!O. "" ~ .. where that would take us should pearance may be In ,,..,..on IF ,"!'OU lothBJEC,!,, to the Me doing business es. 1t h rts W b
11
,.. gran ing 0 e pe 1 on, you of the Environmental Im· h11rd thereon. If you chal· G.W. Wast, Inc., California. Business N1m1(s) listed PROPE'RTY MANAGE
paltlnder ~tlm.ofvettho 10
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ur tea . I e or, J.J.o:,: eo=~;tor or 1 should appear at the hear· pact Repot1 and suppot11ng lenga this project In court, 2 Not1hpo.nt Drive. Sullt 1bova on: October 16 MENT PERSONNEL, l71l()2
wou. s~. e or ea mos sure P. ua c:onil~ont creditor of Iha Ing and atala your ob-documents .,. •vallable you may be limited IO rais-700, Houston. Texas 77060 1991 lrv1na BTvd ,Sta. 201, Tus-
by btddmg three no trump, knowing deceased you must file jecllons °' file written 00. ~~ecfi'o'::'c ,t''~~~w Pt':,,~ ~ ,::~sa~s~,~~o:i J:.7!~ •. A~";>'~:~~~~ ~~,.n ;,.,7!':~~1
was llh"d 11n. Caht 92680
all too w ell that could cost us a slam. your ctalm with the coUl't i:~'°:'~ ~.,:::;, ;~ ~ Oepat1ment. City or New· Iha public heating d• Way. Alpharen1. Georgia INllh the County Cle•k ot /j.~'!;:c• Or~'•·;~:,~~. ¢!~
and malt • copy lo the P8f· pearsnce may be In person pot1 Beach, 3300 Newpot1 scribed In th11 not;ce °' In 30202 O"ngl County on October 92680 Q .f>-Both vulnerable, 88 South •.onal repr111n1atlv1 ap-°'by 'f04JI inomey. Boul4Mlrd, Newport B11ch. wrtnen co"espondence d• This business 1s con-18, 1991 Vanessa M Doyle. 9751 , Polntod bV the court Whhln IF YOU .ARE A CREDITOR C1lllornla, t2659·1768 11Vtred to the City 11. or ducted by: a genernl pat1 F510258 Buiby Ave . Apt. A. Gardli'I
you hold. IC>uf month• from lhl date °' 1 contl ent c:rtditor 01 (714) 644-322!>. prior to, the publlc hearing. nersh1p Published Newport e.ich-•A&2 \, KQ 1084 ')J97 •32 of first lsauanca of letters Iha dtee~. you must file Not.loe Is hereby l\lt1htr f()( 1nlormiit1on call (714) The reglstrant(s) corn-Costa Mes• p1101 October ~':.;·· ;~~~n:~111 con.
The bidding hos proceeded: os provided.In •action t100 your claim with the court given tn11 uid public hHr· 844-3200. menced to transiict busl· 2e N b 2 9 16 dueled by 11 g_,11 Par'!· N lb Eul South Weal of tho J111lomla Probe!• a.nd mail• copy'° the pet· Ing will be hatd on the 7th Norma Glover, S•cr• nau under 011 F1"1110u1 · o119m ef • • • nership
or -P Code. • 1lmt tor fillng aonal representative ap. day ot NOYtmblf, 1991, at tarr, Plannlne Com.ml•· Business N1me(sl listed 1991 Tho reg11tr1nt(e) com-
Q.2-East.-Weat vulnerable. aa l + p... 1 \. ... et1lm1 will not uolrt be· POlnted by the c:our'I within the hour of 7:30 p.m. In the alon City of Newport •bove oo: Octoblf 7, 111t1 Sa 918 menc:ed to l!anaact bus!·
South you hold: I NT P... 1 1°'' tour month• ftom the lour months trom the d1ta Councn Chlmbers of the ' President PUBLIC NOTICE ness under tn. Aclttoous .lo~ ""'lOes••~ "1082 ~J Wh t ,. d take? hearing date noticed of flrtl laauance of ""°'' Newpot1 Beach City Halt. •••ch. Th,. statement was riled BusmeH Namet•I lista..• • v ~"· ~ II II<: 10n O you · ebove. vldod In lont 00 3300 Ntwpot1 Boulevard Publlahtd Ntwpor1 With the Cour.ty Ctoill 01 CNl10,2011 .-.
1'he biddin g ha• proceeded: A .-With just 10 point& in hlgh You may examine the fllo :r ~~ Calif: Prob~t• Newport B11eh, C11itoml1: BHch/Costa Mou October Orange County on October a~~~c~~ ~;:!~!bl•
North Eut South West cards and no fit wit.h partner. kePI by tht COur'I. II you Code The time for filing It which time ind pt1ce 28, 1991. IS, 1991 eu:.~!~!o~!ma This stattmef\t was ftled
l • 2 ¢ 1 there'" little rea&On to think that ere a ,,.,.on lntarffled In dalmi wlll not expire be-any end Ill persons lnttr· SA!l39 ,509Bt' Statement w•th the COUt'lty Cletll OI
• • h 1119 estate, Jou m11y 1111 rote foul' rnonthl from. the nted may appe1r and be Published Newport Oeacn. Oi1n91 Co41nty on Oc:tobef What action d o you t.tke? your five-card s111t 11 enoug to ~ro-wtth the cou •formal R .. haerlng date noticed heard 11\.,eon. II you Chai· PUBLIC NOTICE Cost• Mesa PllOt OC1obel a·•Thd•01~Folb10usw11:,_g11 Pa°'s·.•ons 22, 1991 A.-Have we miAM<i something? duoe game. So why even consider quest fOf Special Notice 01 •bOvt long• thl1 projecl In court, 26 No bef 2 • ·-
You hav• a n ..... y•rborou11h and movina ~yond one no trump? T hat lh• filing 0~, an Inventory YOU· MAY EXAMINE~ you may be Hmlted to rals· Fletltloua 1...;, vem • 11• 111' TCCHN LOGY SALES .:. FStoea3 "' .,... "" ,. " and 1ppnil1 .. of Hitt• H • 1ng only thoH luuee you Buelnen Name ••' SERVICES, 3150 Pullman Publllhtd N•#POft 8cech·
&cant support for partner'• ault. ia aure{y es good a spot. and perhape Hit or of any petition or :: 11~ ~~~~~:::.'it" In or aomeont e111 raised at atetem•nt Sl"89t Strfft, Costa Masi. C111f. Costa ~ Pilot OctObor
Why on esrt.h ehould you want to bet ter, tht1n two hearta. account •• provided In the Htate, you may 111, the public heulng c1.. The l"OllOwtng peraon• PUBLIC MOTIC• 921126 26. NOvemt>.r ~ t ,II
enter the ouctlon? Pau. • sac1lon 1250 ol 1he Calllor· with the cOurt a formal R .. 1crlbed In 1hl• notice Of In ere doing buslna11 aa: '" Allen J. Sh1lran, 31&0 Pull IQiJI • • •
Q.3-&th vulncirAble1
you hold:
Q 6 A S h I bl nla Probate Code. A R.. eat fOt S....,..111 N tic 01 wrl"en C01Tt1pondence d• (a)UNITEO NEW AMERI· ..._tltloue man Strfft. Costa Mesa, ""• ..,,..
• -II ~out • VU nt'ra e, you quoet for Spac:htl Notlot \" fl I ,.. I o e MWted 10 the City at, or CAN SOC IE Ty AK A '""' Calif. 92628 ......,,..,
88 South hold: • form 11 available from lhe ~~ ~:11~:: e;;:;t:z p11of to, the public hear'lng. UNITED AMERICA (UNAS) au .. neaa Nal'M Toby R. Shafran. 31!1<>
•K85 ~A63 OA95 •KJ74 eoun cltnc. Htl or of ll'l'f pe!lllon or F0t lntormat.lon .can (11.t) (b)UNITED NEW WORLO ltat.....nt Pullm1n Street, Cotttliiii.iiii~iiliiiiiiiijl
Th b"dd. h roceeded: Attorney lor Petitioner: ccount 11 ,.,~ In 644-3200. SOCIETY AKA UNITED The llollowlng persone Ma ... Calif t26"'6 11
e I mg 81 P CADITZ & GRANT, 113113 :ect!Oll 1 ~ Of IM Celt-Norm• J, Ql oHr, Nl!W WORLD (UNl!WS) art dOlna butlneu at: This busln111 11 con Eut South \Veet North Wllthlr• BIVd .. Sit. t30. loml• Problt• Code A Re-l•eretarr Plannln1 (e)N ~W FULFllLMENT (l)MES~ HEIGHTS AS. ducted by: hulblnd Ind ~ 1 0 ? Bevartv Hln1, CA 90211 Quest for Speelal 'Notice CernlftlHl~n City ef COMMUNICATIONS Al<A SOCIATU lbl8AIQOSI wife
Whst act.ion do you tt1ke? Publlahad New~ort IOfm Is evalllbl9 from the N . rt .. • h NI" COMMUNICATIONS SAVAQ6 PAATNCAS. LP The rag11t11nt(1) corn-.......... ..
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The biddin1 hu proceeded:
Nonb Eut Sou&b Wett
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What 11<:Uoo do you take?
A.-Yw certainly don 't have
much. and "' wouldn't criticise
•nYont who eltcwei to pua. Bui
uperitnce t hOWI that you 1hould
lun over beckward t.o bkt when you
hold (our-urd aupport for partner'•
~r. ao wt would atnkh a hl~
and compew with two Man..
Q.4-Aa South, wlnef'fble, you
hold:
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. Bt1ch.C01ta Meaa Piiot I le IW1»0 Ml • (O)NEW FULFILLMENT {c)8AIQQS INCOME FUNO "*lted lo 1r8Nlet buli-P'
A .-Vour cho1cu art pau, o ne no Octob., 111. 22, 2t, 19111 court c" · NOTI: The ·~· of Pueucrrv SERVICES AXA 1.:ro 111 (d)8RIOOS INCOME ntat under the Flctitlout PACIRC ._.. \NmP and double. V ou mlaht never SaTlt2 H~~ ~~~ lhe no(lee It paid ffOm • llt-NI' PV8LICITY S[fMCts, FUND LTD IV, 23048 BWlneH Nam•(•) listed .-.. n,u.·
pt blck into the 1uction if you PUILIC NOTICE E1q. ' Ing fM collected fOf tht ep-27H HatbOt Bl. •100, AHnlda De LI Carlota •bove on: Jl/IUll'; \, 1001 ,__._
pau, a.nd we an not thrilled with MURTAUGH, MILW'. pbnt. ~ ~ ~.!.v ~1 = Q~~· 1.agun1 Hint. ~ ~t!= wu flltd C«Nt«Y • ~
one no trump on th~ all-prim• Cit nuo ~1~~,~~~w Ste :.:cb~o~~.a .,.::."Pp~ Bnch ~ i 206: West·~' OevelopfMnl Cot· wllh Iha ~Y Clerk Of OwPtl • CrMWorY htnd. We think double IS th• leut NOT1CI OP 700 ~. CA .,.. ,.._ mintier Cllff. ~ t.ltfomla. t3046 Orange County on Octobef 2500 Pacific \11.,ir Ott.-
o( evila. de.pit. the lea c.han da r· PllTITK>N TO (114) 141.oooQ ..... totw "· 1981. 7 Thl1 buetneu la con-••nlda De La Ca1lot1 17, 1tt1 ~~
'bl h ldi 1-them•"".. ADMINISTM Published Mtwpor1 IA9J dUetld by: 111 lndMdual M • 1311, uoYnt Htlls, fl10UI it-~~~!!!!!!!!-t • e o np m ...,--&ITATa OP ltactt..C01t1 M•.. Piiot PUBLIC NOTICI The regtetr•nH•I corn-Calif. ta53 ~~ N9WPOll e.1e~ CalMrine Melt, Odobef ae. 29• Nowfnbtf mencect '° "....a bu.a. Thi• bu1lneu 11 con-~ ,..... N04 ~°'* PllCl ......
For laform.atloa aboal lhe e11a 11.-.. c...,.._ 2. 1Mt "°"'*" ,,.., undtf tM Re ~ clM:ttd t>y: • lmltea pan. 2t. Nowmber 2 t '" IB1 ----cl..--•-Go __ .._ •• _ /1 w .. _.,. Sa-""' lualnl11 Nam.(I) 118'ed nerthlP • __ , ma,--rea --~r 1or . ..-,....., ..,....... ...... ·~on: NJA Tll• t1glettant(1) com 19111 ~ a,..... b.rlq. p~. wrt..-0o"-D CAii NO. Atl1179 The Community Mar-8t•flMlftt Oonll\ala P. "*'<IY manc9d lo lfanuct bull-h 902 oam!n.n
8 _..._ Lett.er p 0 Bo• ••18, To ...... beneflc:teilft. k9' Ptac:.. PUot ~ The FO!lowtng '*'°"* Thi• ata1tment WH lllecl NA ~ ttw FlctrucM "'--vemaint 110 •• _..i....o_ n.._.., ' ' ' ~Ofl, eonllngtnC Cfldt. fi.ci .,. doing bualnHt u : luslnnt Nllnl(I\ ll.ltltd """"' --'""-1 Orlando, Pia. 3.l80t..t•l8. ltore, ana ~~may Mt~B878 BIQ OIC.8.1. Jofnt V8"Nr•, Mak• 1he rlohl mew.. ~on: Octobef , tMt PHot cte .. lft9d C.•U M9U
othef'MI• b9 lnttralted In 34 too Coat& Highway Piiot RHf Eeta1e £ctwln J. Ot!QOJ, ftresldant •4 1-ee7a ~2-ttlO
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121'3 SytvM ""'-113e. PU1UC NOTICI s. 1i. 11, 211.1•1 11. 21. NcMmtMt i. t. a.at Joetiptt K. Schulen. 1133 4.. 1111 ~ IOTICI C •1 -. w.o Fountain Valley, Callf, ... ,, 1111 "'81.JC l9011CI P.UIUC IOT1CI Jl¢atandl Ave., Cotta PIGlllD V.. ._ ~
92709 l'loft•• ...... c.w... ~............. ........ Cllf.11711 ~
Viola C. Alfton. I S. Hhl lueln•• ...... PUIUC NOTIOI S..ee3 f'leUdaue • ~ltlte!'9~ Thia buafne11 la eof'o COila M9ll Pio! ~ •••fl'l1n .... Tiile bu..,_. '91 _. ~ Llguna Hiiia. C.Ut, The ~~tpertON ~· PUIUC MOTJCI ~::....--:-";{.:::...-;-~t~l:ft~oin-~~1 21, HcMlnlbef I. I. 1M =~:.. IRt.,....,.,. -=-~.;:r::) ~
Thi• bualn111 I• eon-.,. doing bwln ... a.: lluelMM ....._ l'klt....._ The l'ollowlng Plf90ne The F~ plflOtll meooJrd t; "~ C ... 11 .,. doll'9 ~ 111: .,..... ..... M-
ducted by: co-p111ntra C I M 8UILDEAS, 2 Undo 8t...._.. •u.an... ....... are doing bullnfft It: •t ~ bot\nela Pl '*f und« tM fk:mJous A1.PHA MJTO IALll 6 ~ ~ flt ....... ~ The r1gl1trant(1) com· tall Ct .• Newport Bffch, Thi r~ ptf'SOna aut.-.nt CHEK PUJ$ 8001(1(£Eft. PICAH MEXICNHOOD, 81111Mu ~(t) b1ICI PUl&JCllOTICI 1ZA1fNQ 2190 9o1s9 ~. 9Uall)tll. ~· -: ( menced l o trllf't8(:t busl, Call1. 1*3 .,. dolna ~ •i The f'oltowtng ~ INO & ACCOUNTING SE.A. 18'5 N"PO'f 8lVd. 0:1N, abcM on: OctoMI 2. Ult1 Midway Cley, C..f.112t66 .,.. on: .........., •
nets und,... the Fictitious Craig Gerard Smith, 2 HOWAIR> JAMES COM· are dolnQ ~· H : VIC£$, 28012·0 MQl*lle Coate Me .. , Clllt t2&21 ~ K. Schuleft l'lottden l'lllMeT· ~ 1•1
Bu,lntss Namt(I) Hated Landfall Ct., Newport PAHY, 3520 CedlUac Ave .• (a)T!A[ l!NTERPRISl!S f'ttwy., Minion Viejo, Calif. I.Ula Allrt~.! MWllmp Mir· Thia ... l9mtnl wu fii.<I ....... ...... 1191 Ofr.,-Weat· M..tc ==PY~
abovt on: 01rtober t5, Buch, Calif. t*3 Suite C. Cotta M .... Calif, (b)'tEAL IMPORTS (CITE.AL. 92092 tlnez, :Zl,_, Vfa epeta, with &he County Cltttc of 8tatem.nt mlnl&at C.il. '2te3 1NJ .. 1991 MkihNI O.rnetrlou1 Tay. 92028 Ml.ES 18827 Btookhum l(Jrnbef"fey karyn Wooef. Yorba Unda. Calif, 92.eet Orange County on OctObtf Thi 'ollowtnO Ptf'IOM Ttllt bualnt• 11 con-wtlh IN CCMdY a..ti cl
Viola C. Alison IOr, 110~ Ptatl St., Ballboa Howard Nalhanton, 21:)8$ St. Sufft 222, Fountlln Va> Watd, 280U.O ~atguttltt Thia bua,lntH 11 con-I, 1991 ere dolr1Q buslneM at: ducted bV: 111 lndMdUlll Ot~ Courtly°" ...,.....
This statement w11 filed Island, Calif. 92662 Cavlnch Cl., Laguna ley, Calif, 92708 Parkway. Ml11Jon Viejo, ducttel by, huaband and PI08800 I.JN ORbUP, 29035 MOUi-Ttl• regl1trant(1) com-blf • 1111 •Milo
wilt'l lht County Clerlc of Thia bu1ln111 t. con-Niguel, Calll. 92858 C. J. loback. 10l38 Teal Clll1, 12092 wife Publlahed Newpott 8ffchr ton Part!wtY ,,52, Laguna ~ lo ltlnNd bu.i. nD -
Orange County on October ducttel by: • general Pll'I· James Fetrymen. t095 Tu-Cir .• Fountain Valley. Calif. Thie bu1ln11s 11 co,,. The reglalrant(I) C:.~.T.' Coate MMI Piiot Oclobef Hiii•, Clllf. t2e5S nett undtf &he '1ctlt.loul ~ Newpod 9MCho
22. 199t MtWllp lart, Costa Mel&, C1Uf, 92108 ducted by: an lndivldu.I rMnCed 10 1r1111NC1 .,..... l2 19 ze NO\llmber 2 i..ura Jttn Neubauer, Bullnna Nama(t) .. *' CoeQ ,.... Piiat OdoOtr
P51093t The reglstrent(s) corn-92629 This bu1ln1u Is con-Th• 11gl1trant(1) com: =,,.~derN•~(a~J= 1901 • ' ' 28035 Moulton PatkWIY 1bova on: Octot>« 1S, 5, 12, 191 n,1111
Publlshad Newport B .. ch-menc.ci to tranHct bull· Thia bualn111 la co~ ducted by: an Individual mtneed lo tr11111Ct but> above on· Octobet 22 $...0 .1152, Lllg\lnl Hlllt. Callf. 1111 ... 11 Costa Mesa Piiot October Mas under the Fictitious ducted by: • genertl part, Th• registrant(•) com-nts• undtf tht Flc1ltlout ' • 92853 Thanh Huong T. Nguywl
26, November i , 9, l6, Bu1lnu1 Nama(s) listed ntnhlp menc9d lo transact bull-BuslMss Name(s) Usted ~r'lam Martine.a PUBLIC NOTICE Thie bualne11 t• co,,. Thia 81altmtnl wu 1111C1 PUBLIC IOT1CI
1991 above on: NIA Tha reglatrant(a) com-neu under tht Flc1Jtlout •bow on: S.pttmbet 21, Thi 1 llled ducted by: an lndMdual With thl county Oal1I ofl---------
Sa 912 Craig G. Smith rnenced to transact bulJ: Buslneu Namo(a) !lated t991 ,. with• 1:;: ='ty w~~k of Plotlllou• The rtglatranl(I) com: OtllllCIS County on Oc1obtf P'kltttl~
--------·--· Thia statement was tiled neu under t,t,. Fictitious above on: Octo&.r 10, Kim WoodWlld ~ County Oct bet auelMH Heme menced to tranuat buJI. 15, 1091 a...-.. -PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cletk of Business Nam•(•) listed t99t This statement was fi1td 22. 1091 on ° Stet9t'ftent nett und« thl ActltJoYt Psoeaea ltM••MI
---------10range County on October st>ove on: Oc1ober t , 1991 c, J. Loback .vlttl the County Ct.,k of • ,510941 Thi Foriowtng PlftOnl BullMu Name(•) llltlCI Publl.ntd NIWPOlt ~ The ~ ,.,_. '1ctltlou1 t8, 199t Howard Nath11110n This statemont was llled Orange County on October .,. dol buslneas .,. a.b0'4 on: Oc:lobef D, 11191 COtla M ... Piiot October .. doing bUltr .... ea:
BualneH Name F510254 This statement WH ftled with the County Cllfk of 1, 1991 Published Nawport Beach: COM~RCIAL DIVING Laura J. N.ubauet . 28 Nov.ml>« :z 9 1t THE H0LMU ~
Statement Published Newport Beich-with tht County Clerk of Ofange County on October F501441 Costa Mtaa Piiot Oclobet SERVICE 711 Huntington Thie etatem.nt WM ftltel 1901 • • ' TJON. ~1 W• COllll
The Followtng persons CoJta Mesa Piiot Octobet 0 'fgr, County on Oclober 22• 1991 Published Newpott Beach-211• November 2• 9, l6, St., HunUngton Beach, with the County Cl"1c 01 a.toe ~ U. :C.....,.,,,
rue do4ng bus.M u as: 2t Novtmbtr 2 9 t6 1, 1 1 FCUoe.42 Costa Mesa PllOI October 1991 Calif. 92648 0trer, CounCy on Octobaf Cell
MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS 1g:l1 • • • F808448 Publl1Md Newport Beach-5, 12, t9, M . 1991 S.·927 Dtnnla Strittmatter, 711 8• 1 I PI09U7 PUBLIC NOTICI! ~~ ... ~
OUILDING, 242C'h Newport sa,921 Published Newport Be.ch: Costl Mell PllOI October Sa-828 PUBLIC NOTICE Huntington St .. Huntington ......... ,...__ *-.....,_· Olvd. I 1. C<>sta MIH. Costa Mna Piiot October 211, November 2, 9, t6, Beach, CaUf. 926'8 PublllhlCI Newport BMch-P'lothloue ·--........ _,_,
Calif. 92827 Salvidor Ed, PUBLIC NOTICE 5, t2, 19, 211, 1991 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE Fl tlll Thia bu1ln11a Is con· Coata MeM PUot Ocloblf auetneH Neme ~b~~-=:. mundo Cruz. l426'h New· Sa-821 s 910 c ou• ducted by: an Jndlvidual 19, 20, Novemblf 2, 9, ... ....._.., a IA
port Blvd. 1 1. Costa Mesa. F!ctltlous .. , CNS1011528 Bu1ln•H Name Tht reglstrant(s) com, 1991 The FOlloWlng ptr10N ducttd bV: • COff:llloft
Cllhf. 92627 Busln•H N•m• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FlctltSoue Statement menc.d to transect bull-Sa-881 .,. dolna buslnesa 11: Th• reglatran (•) e
Ma11na Isabel Mendez. lletement Busln•H Name The Following pe11on1 nt11 undtr the Flctltlous CLASSit COLLATERAL. rnsnced lo lnlnMd -
212si,., Newport Blvd. #1, The Following persons Flctllloue F!ctltlous Stetement art doing bualne11 as: Bu1ln11s Name(s) listed PUBLIC NOTICE 922 Sun11t Dr., Costa :;--~ underN IN(~) 7atad
Cos1a Mesa. Calll. 92627 art doing business 11: Bueln•H Neme Bu•ln•H Name The FollOwlng persons PACIFIC COAST CREDIT above on: N/A Mn1, Calif. 92627 ua nen. llM
This busine~s Is con· AFTER HOURS OFFICE Statement &tetement are doing business as: COMPANY. 9550 Warner Dennis S1rlttmatt8f Plotttlouu Keith A. Crectllus, 149 above on: NIA ,,.
ducted by: a mlted part· CLEANING, 55 Fair Or. Box The Following peraons Thp Following pereons ARCO SMOOPROS OF Ave. Suitt 210, Fountaln This statement was filed Busln"• N•m• Was\p0!1, NtwpOl't Beach, ~hat.::,.~.,:* 9ec1
n('rshlp 718, Costa Mesa, Calll. are doing buslnen as: art doing business as: TUSTIN, 14214 Newport Valley, Calif. 92708 with the County Clerk of atetement Ctllf. 12660 ,.. __ ~ of
1 he reglstr ,t(') com· 92626 STEVENSON'S WORLD CENTRAL PARK 19, A Avenue, Tustin, Call I. Kevin Minh Nguyen, 91~2 Orsngt County on October Tht FOllowlng persons Thia bu1ln111 11 con-~th &he,..~·~ October
'Tlented to t nsact busl· Jason White, 55 Fair or., OF GIFTS. 9321 Comstock California Umlled Partner, 92680 La Cloma Ave., Fountain I , 199t are doing business aa: ducted by: an lndMduel ~.,..,_ft, on
11ess unde< •e Flclitlous Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 Or.. Huntington Beach, ship, 505 Park Ave., Balboa Richard S. Bozarllan, Valley, Calif. 92708 f508789 PALOS VERDES VIUAS The registrant(•) com-1• 1 1 PIOe•••
Business Narne(s) listed Joel Sl911rfght, 55 Fair or., C1lif. 92646 1sla11d. Calif. 92662 16385 Marutfa Circle. Hu0: This buslneu , Is con· Publiehed Newport Beach: Ill. 7'1 Ocean Front, La-menced lo transact busl·
11bove on Seplembor 27. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 Walter Peck Stevenson, Central Park #9, A Callfor· ling.ton Beach, Calif. ducted by: an Individual Costa Mesa Pltot Oct.Ober guna Beach, Calif, 92651 ntH under th• FlC1JUous PubUlhtd NtwpOrt ~
t991 This business ts co0: 9321 Comstock Or., Hu0: nla Limited Partnership, Th11 busineu Is COi\: Tht r1gl1trant(s) com, 12 19 26 November 2 Bruce Greene. 7'1 Ooean Bu1ln111 N1m1(1) listed Coata Mesa Piiot October S11vador Cruz dueled by: a general part· tlngton Beach, Calif. 926'6 505 Park Ave., Balboa Is, ducted by: an lndlllldual menced to transact busl· 1991 ' ' • Front. LaglJl\ll B11ch, Calif. above on: October 17, 5, 12, 19, 20, 1991 Hus statemen1 was ltled nerehlp Barba.ra Joan Stevenson. land, Calif. 92662 The reglstranl(s) com, ness under the Flctlllou1 9265t 199t ~
wrlh lhe County Clerk ol Thi rtglstrant(s) com, 9321 Comstock Or .• Hu0: This bu11n111 11 con. menced to transact busf: Bu1lno11 Name(s) listed Sa,&47 This buslneu 11 con-Keith Crectllus
Orange Covntv on Septem-menced to ttansact busl, tlngton Beach, Calif. 926'6 ducted by: a limited part· nes~ under the Ficli~ous above on: October 16. PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: a Umlted part, This statement wu ftled PUBLIC NOTICI! l>er 27, 1991 neas under lhe Actilious This buslneu Is con, nershlpn lndlvldual Business Nam1(s) hsted t991 nershlp with Iha County Cle<k ol•---------
F508153 Business Name(s) lfsted ducted by: husband and The reglstrant(s) com-above on: NIA Kevin Minh Nguyen FlctlUoua The reglllrant(s) com-Otanga County on October CNSt009t13
Published lllewpon Beach, abl'Y• on: October t 7, wife menced to transact busf, Rk:hatd S. Bozarjian This statement was tiled 8 1 Na menced to transact bull-18, 1~1 FlctltJoue
Costa Mesa Piiot Oclober 1991 The reglstrant(s) com-neu under the Flc:titlous This statement was filed wtlh the County Clerk of us neH me neu under the Fictitious Fll102H Bu•IMM ...... s 12 19. 26. t991 Jason Whitt menced to transact busf: Business Name(s) llsled with the County Clerk ol Orange County on October The ~~~~ment Bu1lne11 Name(•) Usted Published Newpott Beach· ltate......t
Sa,B06 This statement was filed ness under lht Fictitious above on: June 1, 1988 Orange County on October 22. t991 d<>I b 1 ng pe~aons above on: Oclobet 9. 1991 Costa Mesa Pilot October The Foflowlng .,..one with the County Clerk of Business Name(s) lisled David D. Dahl tO, 1991 F510848 are ng us ness as. Bruce Qr...,. 1111 doing buslnet9..: PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Octobef above on: August t, 1991 This statement wa s fried F509425 Published Newp<>rt Beach, J'>.~~~lJN Tt~5BT~';f~~ Thi• statement wu fllld 2~1 November 2• 9• 16• CAFE OON, 13812 New-
---------tB. 1991 Walter Peck Stevanson with the County Clerk ol Pubilshed Newport Beach, Costa Mesa Piiot October Nlcolos #t06 'Nt po 1 with the County Clt!k of t . port Aveout, Su1taa r & 0 , Flct•tloua F510251 1:"1s statement was tiled Orange County on October Costa Mesa Piiot October 26. NovembOf 2, 9, 16, Btach, Cant. 92Sso w r Ofange County on October Sa,9t9 tus~. Calif. 92680
Busln•H N•m• Published Newport Beach, with the County Clerk ol 22, 1991 t9 26 November 2 9 t99t Und E V I t06 VI Anti· 10, 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE Vosh1hlro Tomlnllga. 1508
St1t1ment Costa Mesa Piiot October Orange County on Oelober F510838 t 991 ' ' • Sa,930 bas.~.~~· Beach~ Calif. F5084tt Tor:ila CoUtt, An1helm. The Following persons 26 November 2 9 6 1, t 99t Publl1htd Newport Beach, Sa,875 92663 Publlshed Nawport BHCh· F!otltlout Calif. 92802
.1r11 doing bus;ness as: 1991 ' ' 1 ' F508440 Costa Mesa Piiot October PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con-Costa Mesa PllOI October •ualneH Name Thia bu1lne11 la con.
HORIZON OIL PRODUCTS sa,924 Published Newport Btach, 28, November 2. 9, t6, PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an Individual t9, 26, Novembet 2, 9, Stetement ducted by: an lndMdual
CO, 2214 Elden St., Costa Costa Mesa Piiot October 1991 CNS1009157 The reglstrant(s) com, 1991 The Followlng parsons Th• 11gl1trant(a) oom-
Mosa. Cahf. 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE 5, t 2, t9. 26, t991 Sa,911 CNS1011531 Flctltlou1 menced to transact busl· Ssa-882 art doing bustneu as: menced to traneaet~
Gene Anthony Miller, 22t4 Sa-824 F!ctltlout Bualn••• N•m• ness under lht Fictitious PROTRAC, 870 w. 17th St. MH under the • """"""""
Eldon St.. Costa Mesa, Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE BuslnH• N•m• St 1 1 Business Name(s) listed PUBLIC NOTICE Unh Fl Costa Mtsa, Calif Buslntn Name(a) ~ C.::alrt. 92627 a I N PUBLIC NOTICE s • •men b "'-1 b 3 t99t ' · above on· NIA us neH em• tatemenl The Following p011on1 a ove on: v.. o er • 92627 Yoshlhlro TomlnaOa Jamel! Nordhausen, 526 Stetement Fl tltl F!ctltloua Tl'le Following persons are doing business as: Lind• Yori F!otltlous John Gary Mar1hall, 115 -.I ,.,, _ __. --....
'ia" Bornac..u10 St., New· The Following persons c ous Buslneaa Name are doing business as: HAIR WEST THE SALON Thi• atatement was ftled lklslnesa N•m• N. Newpori Blvd., Newport "'• -.,,_,. WM ,_
pc.rt Beach, Calif. 92663 are doing business as: BuelnHt Name Statement NEWPORT HAIR CON, 28t9 Villa way. Newport with the County Clerk of Stetement B11ch, Calif. 92660 with tht County Cltrtl of
This business Is con· PUTMAN, KLOPFSTEIN & Statement Tht Following persons NECTION, 13444 Newport Beach, Calif. 92663 Orange County on October The Follo-Nlng per1ons Thia bu1ln111 Is con-~~ f::"'Y on~
rluctoo by; a general part· ASSOCIATES, 8001 Irvine The. Followtng persons art doing business as: Ave. flA, Tustin, Calif. Lena v. Jol'lansson Muller, 4, 199t are doing buslnns as: ducied by: an lndlllldUll •
r•etship Center Dr., Suite 950, Ir, art doing business as: (a)BERLIN PUBLISHING 92680 7695 Sogewood Drive. F508787 BC COMMUNICATIONS, Tht rtglatrant(I) com-PI07 ... i~:~c.:.e~~t;~:~~:~t 1~':): lllne, Calif, 92716 C ENT U A A A E A l TY CO (b)BERLIN ENTER· Robert E. McNulty, 3859 Huntlnglon BOich Calif Published Newport Beach, 2855 PlnecrMk Or. Suitt f , mtnc.d lo transact busf: Publlshtd Nawpon ~
Ben Putman, t8 Marble, TRUST, 1215 Rutland PRISES CO .• 387 w . Sar. Colina Oorada Dr. fl,107, 92648 ' · Costa Meu Pilot Oclobr t21, Costa Mesa. Call!. nesa under the Flc:tltlous Costa Mesa PllOt October 11ess under the FictrliOYs ht1'd Pl .. Laguna Niguel. Road. Newport Beach. St. #39, Costa Mesa, Call . San Diego, Caht. 92t24 Thia buslneu Is con. 12 19 26 Novembe< 2 92626 Bu1ln111 Nam•(•) ll1ttel 5, 12, 11. ze. 1991
Business Name(s) listed C&ill. 92677 Calif. 92660 92627 This business Is con, ducted by· an Individual ' ' • • Basil C. Deuachla. 2855 Pl, above on: Octotar 17, s.I04
above on: Ociober 1· l 99t Richard Kloplsteln, 430 Michelle R. Brashear, 1215 Phillip Allen Bertin, 387 W ducted by: an Individual The reg.lstrant(s) com, 1991 necrHk Dr., Suite F·t21. 1991
Gena ~1tllet Marigold, Corona det Mar, Rutland ~oad, Newport Bay Ssst. #36, Costa The reglstrant(s) com, menced 10 11ansac1 busl· Sa:a52 Costa Mesa, Celll. 92626 John G. M111shall PUBLIC NOTICI
1 his s1atcm1-nt wci' ~le~ c •. hl. 92625 Seach. Cahl. 92660 Mesa. Cahl. 92627 menced to transact busl· nus under the Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE This busln111 Is con-Thi• atatement was filed Flctlt•~-,.,.,,, lt'le ounty er 0 This business Is co0: Gary L Brash11r, t2t5 This business . Is con: ness under the Ficllllous Business Name(s) llsted ducted by: an lndlvidual with the C()unty Cletk of ..,...
Orange County on October dueled by: a general part· Rutland Road, Newport ducted by: an Individual Business Name(s) listed abo. ve on: NIA F!ctltlous The teglstrant(I) com-Orsnge County on October auslnetie .......
" 199' nershlp Beach, Calif. 92660 Th• reglstrant(s) com-above on: N/A Lena v. Johan11on Muller au.tneH Name menoed to ttanaad busl, 22, 1~1 Stat......,t F508797 T'I• reglstrant(s) corn-This business Is con, menced lo transact busl· Robert E. McNulty Thrs statement was fried ness i.ndet the Actitlous P510845 Tha Followlng penona
Published Newport Beach· menced 10 transael busi, dUC1ed by: • hmlted part, non undet the Fictitious This statement was filed Mth the COYnty Clltfk of The ~:~:'n:"'rwwsons Business Name(s) listed Published Newpott Beach-111• doing ~as:
Costa Mesa P1101 Oc1ober ness under lhe Actrt1ous nership Business Name(s) listed with the County Clerk or Orange County on Septem, ....-: above on: Oc1obaf 7. t99t Costa M ... Pilot October HALL'S lr«>TORS, 13if'SO.
12 19. 26. November 2. Business Name(s) listed The registranl (s) com, above on: Oclober t6, Orange Counly on October ber 26, t991 ·~·E~,,,~~~:t "iHER, Basil Charlts Deuschl1 20 Novembet 2 9 19 Anaheim Btvd .. Aneheltn,
199t above on: February 1, 1991 menced to transact .busJ, t991 to. 1991 F50B134 . This 1tat1ment waa ftlld · · • • Callf. 92805 Ben Putman ness under the F1c11tlous Phillip Bertin F509424 APY. t680 Tustin Ave., with the County Cl.,k of t99I Jam11 D Hall 1 J01
_______ S_a_:8_4_B1 This statement was filed Business. Name(s) hsted This statement was filed Published Newport Beach-;u~~si;;d z-;r.rt~~·~· ~arysta ~e~!itC~algc~:ir,or, Orange County on Octol>ef Sa,923 Ridgecrest,. Cotta' ._.., PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of above on. N/A Wllh th• County Clerk ol c p 0 os es 1 0 0 r · . t 1 t991 PUBLIC NOTICE Ctlif 92627 • ---------•Orange County on St ptem, Mlchelle R. Brashear Orange County on October osta Mesa ilot ctober 5, t2, 19. 26. 1991 ~la, !J8° Cu~hn Ave.. • F5095B8 Thli bu1ln111 It ~
Fictitious l>et 27 199t This statement was flied 18 t991 19. 26, November 2, 9, S•·803 osta esa, •Ii . 92627 P bll Md N """ B ho Fl ltl ducltel ....._an lndMdull ' with the County Clerk of ' 1991 This business Is con, u s ew,,..... H e ct oua .. ,.
BualnH• Name F50B235 Ora e Count on October F510259 Sa-876 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by:• corporation Costa Mesa Piiot October Business N•m• Th• regl1tr1nt(1) ,._
Statement Published Newport Beach-t 1~1 Y Published Newpon Beach· Th• ragistrant(s) com, t9. 26. November 2, 9. Stetament mtnetel ndlO ~ 3191~~,n~Fo~l~~~~s ~=~sons Costa Mesa Pilot Oc1obef ' FSOBSS3 Costa Meso Piiot October PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious menced to transact busl, 199t Thr Foltowfng ~ ~~~nt~I "Narne(a) •Id
EspnE So ALLA SPIAG. 5, 12. 19, 26, 199t Published' Newport Beach, 26. November 2, 9, 16. Fictitious Bualn•H Nema ne11 under the Fictitious Si ·886 art doing buslnns u . above on· NIA Sa 807 . 1991 S Business Name(s) listed INTERNATIONAL ELEVA-· GIA. 29S E. 19th St., Costa , Costa Mesa Pilot October Sa·915 Busln•H Name tatement above on-Oclober 3 t991 PUBLIC NOTICE TC.A CONSULTANTS 1281 Jamn D. Hall
Mesa Calif 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE 5 12 19 26 t99t The following persons G R .R I DC' P fr ' Thia ltaltmtnt :f l'alr1tla o"1ane VanBerck· . ' • • Sa,825 PUBLIC NOTICE Statement are doing business aa: ary . ett g , res F5 Ull Wamer. Huntington Beach, with tht COW1ly oC E S The Following persons DEAN SWEENEY JR & dent c ous CA 92641 Orange ·County on c'~:i'a M~~~. Calll.t~~27 I., Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious ore doing business as: ASSOCIATES 215 ni~er· This slatement was filed lualn•H Name Thoma• Jam11 M11cham, I 1991 BuslnHa Hema REALTY CAPITAL ADVI· sidt Avenue ', Suite 302 with the County Clerk of Ste1emenJ 4281 Warner. HunUngton • l'llOI
Calherma Therese Mullen, Stetement Bualn•H Name SORS. 5t60 Birch St. Suite Newport Beach CA 92663 · Orange County on Oelober Tha Following pet1on1 Beach, CA 926'9 ~A9e~a.ecau1~~~6:;·· Costa The Following persons au:.~~:!0:!me Statement 200, Newport Beach, Call!. Dean Sweeney Jr 534 3. 1991 are doing bualnesa as: Thia bu1ln111 Is con-Publtlhed Newport~
are doing business as: Th• Following persons 92660 Via Udo Soud • No'wport F508739 OCEANFRONT CLEANING ducttel by: an lndlvldual Costa Mell PllOC ~ dTu~t~d bb~~l~e~:~r~I ~~~: CLEAR VISION, 24216-G The ~~~~~~ntpersons are doing business as: Mike A. Pavlovich. t2 Sot, Beach CA 9266J Published Newpon Beach· SERVICES. 2208 W. The rtglatrant(1) com-12, 19, H . No'u•"°'t i , nership Hollyoak, Laguna Hiiis. 1 b 1 • BUTTONHAM PALACE, bonne, Laguna Niguel, This ' bui iness la co0: Costa Mesa Pilot October Octantronl. Newport rnenced lo tranaact bull-1991 C1111f.92658 are dong usnessas. 1651,B Placentia Ave .. Calif.92677 ducted by·enlndlvldual 12 19 26 N mbe 2 Beach,Calif.92663 ne11 under the Actllloul ..... ~=~c~·~~st~~.~~!~t 1~~: Bret A. Steele. 242t6-0 ALTERNAT~ R~LTY c8BS. Costa Mesa, Call!. 92627 This b usiness Is con, The registrant(•) com, 199t ' ' ovt r • Steven John Chlnarlan, Buslne11 Nam•(•) ll1ted•---------
ness under the Flclillous Hollyoak. Laguna Hills. ~85 YCOfk~h r•62 I., osta Lev B0t1s Gukaylo. 3015 dueled by: an lndlvldual menced 10 transact busl, S .,,... 2208 w. Ooe111tronc. New: above on: J111. 1, 11191 PUBLIC NOTICI Calif. 92656 esa, ah · 92 7 Murrey Lant, Costa Mesa. The reglstrant(s) com, ness under the Flcl•tloua a ........ port Beach, Calll. 9M63 Thomas Meacham ~~~~~e:: ~:~P•P(ri~a~\!1ed Thetesa M La Monica. J~ysonCA. Sto':, 585 Yeo~~· Calif. 92626 menced to transact busl, Bu,Slntss Name(•) llsltd PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bualn111 11 con-Thi• 1tawmtnt was ftled Plotftl.-24216:G Hollyoak, Laguna shre, osta esa. ai G regorian• Ga lina ness under the Fictitious abovt on A usl1 1991 ducted by: an Individual With t,t,. COunty Clattc of luslftes•.._ ~~lrlCI~ ~· Van~erck:la1~~ Hills, Calif. 92656 9J627 Z, M 0 he 585 Gukaylo, 30t5 Mutry Lane. Business Name(s) haled Deall s~~y Ji F!ctltlous The registrant(•) com-Or'ange County on Oclot>er atete.......t ~' t~ a cmenly WCI k' f This business Is COi\: y eny I cc • .M Costa Mesa. Calif. 92626 above on: October 15. Thi• slAtemeni ~ .. filed Buelne•u N•m• rnenced to transact bull: 21, '"I The foloowtlig .... wit • oun •r 0 ducit d by: a general par1, orksh re. osta •11. This bu1lneu la con-199t wilh tht County Clerk 01 neu i.nder the Fictitious P0109'9 .,. doing bualnaill •
Orange County on October nershlp Cal~f. 92627 dueled by: husband and M1k1 A. Pavlovich Ofan 1 Counl on OC1ober Statement 8u1ln111 Namt(s) lilted PublllhlCI Newpott e.aci.. SAlOH~CA, 3830 Bit.
" l99t The reglstranl(s) corn-This bu~lntss 11 con, wife This atatement was flied 1. 1~1 V The Following ~sons above on: October I , 1991 Cotta M IOI SL "* 201, ..,... F508781 menced to transact busl, ducted by. • general part, The registrant(•) com, with the County Clerk of are doing buslneu "· SJeven John Chlnarlan "' Piiot Octobtf Ana. Cellf. 92704
Published Newport Beach, ntss under lh• Fictitious nershlp • menctd to tranll!ct busJ, Orange County on October FSOB90S BACK TO BASICS CHIRO-This statement waa filed M . November 2, 9• It, Alan Baumgerdner 101
Costa Mua Prlol October Business Name(•) listed The reglstrant(s) com, n111 under the Flcllllous 4 . 1991 Publlshad Ntwpor I PRACTIC, 1680 !ustfn Ave., v.lth lht County Clerk ol 1991 Spenmba, Newport 9-d\,
12. 19. 26. November 2. above on: September 18, menced to transact busl, Buslnt u Nama(i ) listed FSOSlBi B11ch/Co1ta M111 Pilot Costa Mesa. Cahl. 92627 Ofanga County on Oc1obet S•M1 Ctllt. 92980 i 99t 1991 ness under th• Flc:tltlous above on: NIA Published Ntwpof1 Beach-Octt>ber 5. 12, 19. 26, Gary R. Rt, DL. Callfor, 11, 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE Thlt butlnau la con-s -8 3 Bret A. Steele Business Namt (s) listed Lev Boris Guk1y10 C M Pl 0 . be t991 nla, 11180 uslln Ave.. F509585 ducttd by: an~ ________ a_5_ This statement was filed above on: September 22. This statement was filed osta esa lot cto r . S1844 Costa Mtsa, C&lll. 92627 Publl1hed Newpon Beach: Flotltl The rag'latrant(t) ~ PUBLIC NOTICE with the COYnty Clerk ol t991 with 1he County Clerk ol 12, 19, 26, November 2. This busln111 11 con, ous mtneed lo lr1lflMd ..,..
---------Orange Counly on Septem· Jayson Stone Orange County on Septem, 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by:• corpe>tatlon Costa Mesa PllOC Oc1ober Bu1IMH Nem• nest undtf the f1cWouJ
Flctltloue ber 27, t 9'ilt Thl1 statement was filed bet 27, t99I Sa·851 Th• reglstrant(s) com-t9. 26, November 2. 9, ltetement Suslnn• Name(a) ..CS
Bueln•H Name ,508238 with th• County Clerk of Faoa243 Flctltloua menced to transact .busf: t991 lht FOiiowing peraont aboV'I on: January tMS
Sl•t•m•nl p blished Ne port Beach-Orange County on October Publiihod Newport Beach PUBLIC NOTICE BualnH• Nema nest under tht Flct1tlou1 Sa-887 art doing buslne11 u : Alen B.,....,.ll'dner u w 1, t991 ' Bu1lne11 Namt(t ) listed B.W.O. CONSULTING ~· .... The Followlng persons Costa Meaa Piiot October ,508445 Costa Mesa Piiot October Flctltloua St1tement above on: October 3, 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE SERVICES, 2526 Salemo, ::;~• 1~t~ ~flltd
ore <.tolng business as: 5, 12, 19, 26, 1991 Published N-port Beech, 5, 12, 19. 26, 1991 BualneH Name The1 Fo110Wl1 ng pet1on1 Gary R. Rettig DC, Prasl-Newport e .. ch, Calif. "· ~ ,..=.::::,"' n-.....~ ON EXHIBIT. 3440 Via Sa·Bl t . s8,810 Statement are dong bus nHs as: dent Flotltloua 929e0 Vfan -.. , on ..,....,._
Opo1to, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa Pilot October The Following petaons REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION Thie 11atement wu filed Dusln••• Nim• Mlch1el Roeen, 2528 Sal, I, 1 I
C11ht. 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE 5. t 2. 19, 26, 199t PUBLIC NOTICE are doing business as: CENTER, 2648 Dupont Dr. with the County Clerk ot Steternent erno, NtwpOft Beach, C.111. PIOll'l'M Waldon Ayer, 177 22nd St. Sa,827 PACIFIC THERAPY AS, 120434, Irvine, Call!. 92716 Orange County on October lht ,ollOWlng persons 92860 PuOIJthtd NftPOl1 ~ '4. Costa Mt u. Calif. Flotltloua Flotltlou• SOCIA TES, 666 w. Baker D1nnl1 Connelly, 28 Byron 3, t 991 are doing buslntte as: Thie buelntH 11 cofl: Coate ,.... Pllcl Octobtf
112627 BualMH Name PUBLIC NOTICI •utlneaa.Nam. St. Ste; 231, Costa Mesa, Ct08, Laguna Niguel, C1llf. F508740 NIELSE~ ELECTRIC. 1519 ducted by: an Individual 12, 19, ze. ~ 2. 5~1.naN9~apom~, i:a'c~. Bc~ri?, St•t•m•nl Fictitious St•t•ment Calif. 92626 9r2~1n b 1 11 Published Newport Beach-B S111 Bernatdlno Place, The regl1trant(1) com• 1991 The Following persons 8 1 N Th• Following persons Robert Wilson ENI• 1237 • us nen con-c 1 M PUOC Oc1 be Co1ta Meta, Calif. 92027 rnenced lo tranaact bull-•-..,. 92663 art doing business as: ua neaa •m• are doing bu1lness as: Conway Ava., Costa· Me11, ducted by: an lndM du•I os • ••• 0 r Olen Webb Nlel1tn, 1689 nest und« &he Flctltlous 1------------
T his business Is con-COSTA MESA TRANSMIS-Stetement (•)FAMILY THERAPY IN, Calif. 92626 The regl1trant(1) com-12, t9, 26, November 2. B San Barnardlno Pl., 8u1lnesa N1m1(1) Hated PUBLIC NOTICI
ducted by: a general pan, SION SPECIALIST, t995 Tht FOiiowing ~son1 STITUTE (b)CENTER FOR Thll buslntH Is con-rntneed to transact buti: 1991 Costa Mttl, Cillf. 12127 above on: September l,•---------
nershlp HarbOr Blvd .• Co11a Mesa, ire dOlng l>Yslness 11. FAMILY THERAPY. 1028 ducte<I by: an Individual neu under the Flc:lillous Sa-857 This bu1ln111 It con-1991 l"louu.. The reglstranl(s) com, Calif. 92627 STOWAWAVZ. 320 Am-Town & Country Rd .• °'' Tht reglstrant(t) com: Buslnff• Namt(I) a11td ducttel by:.,, lndMdual Mlchul Ro.en ._....._ ._
menced to tran1ac1 busl, Al Ghodsl. 9561 Blackfin 11hyst. Balboa l1tand, Calif. ange, Calli. 92688 manced to transact bull, above on: September tll, PUBLIC NOTICE The reglatranl(I) com-™• ttatamanl WH m.cs ..... .....,..
nest under the Fictitious Cl·.. Hunllngton B .. ch, 92662 Mtnlatry Counsatln9 Ser, ness undtr lht Fictitious t991 mencad lo tranaact t>uti-with the County Clef1c ol The ,..._._ Businu s Nam1(s) lis1ed Calif. 92648 Clayton R. Warwick. 320 Vices, Inc.. Cantor"'• COf' Buslneu Nam•(•) Hated Dennis Connelly Flc11tlou• ,,.., unci.r tht Flctltlout Oteno• COUnty on Stptern-are dolnQ ~ ~
above on: October 5, 199t Pttvln Ghodll, 9~t Black, A~thyat. Balboa Island, porallon, t 028 Town & above on: September 7, Thl1 statement wll filed lualneH Neme 8uilneaa Name(•) !lated btf 2'1. 1991 CAMERON COMPNfV 1 Waldon Ryet fin cir .. Huntington Beach, Calif. 92662 Counlry Ad .• Orange, Calll. 1989 • wllh the County Clafk ot 81at•m9nt •bove on: Oc1ober 10, ,aoaaie Eutahoft lfYlne ca.tr Th11 statement was ftltd Calif. 92648 l ynr Luthef, 200 Diamond. 92860 Rober1 Wiiton Elli• Orange County on Septam-lht following persons 1991 Publl hed u--112714 • • •
with the County Clerk of Thi• bu1ln111 11 co~ Balboa Island, Calif. 92662 Thll buslnus 11 con-Thi• statement was n1ec1 bet tt, 1991 art doing buslna11 as: Glen Nltlaen 1 " ...... ..,...Beach-Janine Cameron
Orange Coun•y on October ducted by: hU1band and Thia busln111 11 co~ due1ed by• a corporation with the County Clerk ol '507292 ,AMILY ITAUAN QOUA· This stat"'*1t wtt tlltel Cotta Meaa Hot Octobtf 1 ~ wen.,~
8, 199t wife ducted by: • limited part, The regl1tranl(1) corn-Orange County on October Publllhld Newport 81act,. MET DEU I RESTAURANT, wt1t1 the County Clerk of 5, 12. 19, 20, 1110i 9271, •
F509175 Th• registrant(•) corn-nershlp mtneed lo transact bull-t8. 1991 Costa Mesa Pllol Octobaf 2307 a Sou1h 8tlstol, Senta Ofange County on Oetobtf · a.en Thi• butlflffl 18 ~
Published Newport Beach-menced to tran11ct busl-Th• reglatr1nt(1) com-ntH• undet the Fictitious FIU0250 12 19 28 Nov~ 2 Ana. CaUf. t270I 10. 1"1 PUILIC-.. CI ducttel bV:.,, lndMduml
Costa MH I Piiot October ne11 under lhe Actlllous menced to ttan1acFltltbu1I-Bu1ln111 Name(•) ll1tld Pu~llshed Newpott Betch-t.91 ' • • Hind Oeorgn Kl\atlcht, ' 'I091tl """ Tht r•t;'t•tranl(t) com-"' 6 N bet 2 eu11n111 Nam•(•) nste<I neu undet the ct lous above on: NIA 3501 Teton Dr .. Fun.non. P • ..._.. .,,,.. ---· ___... 12, 1.,, 2 . ovem . 1bove on: N/A Bu1lnt1a Ntmt(I) llattd OrAd A. Stoop Costa Meta PllOI Oclobet Sa·844 Calif. 92035 Ubll .. ..., Newport_,.. r,.muOU• .,_,._, trlr.ot .._..
t99t Al Ghodal abov1 on: NIA Thi• atatement waa filed :ZS, Novemblf 2, 9, t6, Thia bualn111 11 cofl: Costa Mell Piiot October htlnete NeMe MN under the ~
_______ s_._:8_59_, Thi• 1t1f1m1nt Wll filed Clayton R. Warwick with tht County Clerk of 1991 PUBLIC NOTICI ducted by: 111 lndlvldull 19, a . Nowt'nbtf 2, •• •t•tetnent ="'· ~~ =-' PUBLIC NOTICE with lht County Clerk of Thi• 1t1t1mant w11 filed Orange County on Octobtt Sa-917 FlotttloU"S The reglatrant(•) com: 1991 The following par.ont Janine~ • Ofange County on Stptem· with lht County Clerk of 1 1991 . manctel lo tranllCt blieJ: a..eet art dOlng butlntll u : _.._
---------I bot 27 l991 Oranga County on October • ,508418 PUBLIC NOTICE •ualneH N•m• ne11 under It. FlctltlOUt LAGUNA Bl!ACH EDCJCA. "-'ltllll,,_,. -9sd
• ~lct9lt!o~!me ' FS08244 9, 19111 Published N............, Betchr Flctlt .. us llatement Du1ln111 Nam•(•) fisted PUBLIC NOTICI TIONAL BOOKS1.. 2'5 wlttl~t,t,.~~ ~ us n• PI09137 .... ...,... 'the r:ollOWlng peraona above on: Octot>tr 1, 1991 Gnindvltw, Ltguna UMch, ..._ .. ,Oft -Statement Publl1hed N-port Beach-p 11 h ,... Cott• Mtea Piiot Octobef 8uelneu Nam• .,, doing bu1lno11 11: Hind Oe«vM Khatlche Flotffloua Calif. 12951 '-1 1
The Following per1ons Costa M11a Pilot Oc1otar C:~ 1 :3 N-;;rr o~:. II, 12, 19, 21. 1911t ltetement MAINSTAEET MAINTE· Thll 1tatement waa flied ll4lslnes1 Na.,.. EdWatd ''Y· 1'! Ot11nd: l'IOl'90
are doing bllllMll as: 5. 12, t9, 28. 1991 19 s ~ ·~· Ober 2 Dr S•·822 lht l'OlloWfng ptllonl NANCE. 2117 E. 20th Sf., With the County Clatk Of lt•t•ment view. Leoune 8"ch, Calif. Publlehed ~ ......
A PRIVATE AFFAIR CA, Sa·815 • • ovem • • PUBLIC NOTIC• are dOlng bullneu a1: Santa Ana, Cant. 92701· Orange County on Octot>et lht FOllowlng peraona 92951 eo.t:a MMa Not ~ TEAING, 837 Pine Pl.. NOTICE !Ht 5 CHEAYL NORTON a COM, 2120 2, 1991 '"doing bu11ntff at: Thia bualn•11 11 con-12 18 21, Hal.,. I.
Costa Meaa. Calif. 92627 PUBLIC Sa-880 FlctfUoue PANY, 17881 San Rafael. Alch1rd D•nnl1 Ptliarln, '501UI BAUMEl!lT!R COMPANY, ducted by: an Individual 1ti1 ' -
• Mariko C B11ver, 837 Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICI •u.tn .. • Name Fountain Valley. Callt. 2117 I . 20th St .• Santa Publl•hed Newport BMch-'10 32nd ltrHt 1201, Th• regl1Jr1nt(1) com-• Pine Pl .. Costa Mesa. Calif 8, .. ln••• N•m• 92708 Ana, Calif, ~701,2120 Cost Mn• Pilot Oc10t>tr Newport BHch, Calif, rnenced lo trtnNCt busl: • 02827 -Stetement Cheryl Sueanna Norton. Thia bueln111 la con-• 112ea3 ,,... und« IN l'k1ltl0us
Satevttn C. Palmer, ~ Statement Flotltlou• Th• FOiiowing peraona 1781f Sin AAIMI. 'OU't111n ducted by: w. lndlvldual ti, 28, NoYtmbet 2, t , l.ttlle How9r1f Bautnllater, BullNtu Name(•) Rllttel .--------..
Broadway. Cost• MHa, Th• Following person• Buslnett• Name art dOlng butlnaa111: VtllfY, c1111. 92708 Tiit rtglatrsnt(I) cotn: 1991 889 L.Ut St.. Hemet. Calif, 1.b0'4 on: ~ 11,
Calif. 92827 are dOlng bullnass as: 8tetement TRAVl!.L TRAV£L AIRPORT Thia buslne11 la con-menced 1o lraneact busJ. s.117 12344 1811
'hll butln•H I• con-DOWN MC MORY LANE, Tha Following ptrtonl CENTtR, nm Slcypet1c duettel by: an lnOMdUal Ml& ~ tt'9 '1c:tl11oua Thi• bualne11 I• COflr [dwefd l'ry
ducted by: a 99Mfll part, 18789 Santa Marta St, att doing butJne11 H : Clfcle, ~ K. lrvlne, C.UI. Th• r•olatrant(•I com-eusine11 Ntrna(t) llt1ed PUIUC NOTICE dUc:1ed by: .i lndMduel TNa 11aWmant .,.. tiled
• ntfShlp ,ounttln V1ll1y, Calll INTROSPECT PERSONAl. 12711 mane.cf lo "1ll\l&d CJu8'o lbove on: OclOblf 1, l"I ,lollttou. The reo11tt1nt(1) com-:t!'~ Countv Otr11 of ~·t'·~~ :: ~':. Alvl Shaw, 18789 ~'~i~50P~~N~~Hw:i ~"=· T~·~o::io~ =~N~(.r::: ~:~ WU fllCI .... en.. .. ...,. ::.IOld~ ':ue1~ ~i'r. ~ 6n ......
• 11e11 under lht flc:tlllout Senta MatUI St , Fountain Lal.Jnda, Newporl 8Mch. 17"5 Slcyoarlt Cltda, Sulle above on: October 15. with the County Clerk of ltetffMlftt lualMJ• Nl.lnil(I) lllted 'lloeaae
eua1ne11 Ntmt(a) !lated VllWf, Clr.f, 92708 C.llt. 12660 K. lrvtM, Callf. 12714 1111 ~County on Oclobtr TM l'ollowtng '*'°"' aboV'I on: NIA ~ Newpott IMcti.
• a=0~ ~~"" ='t ,}&: :.:-;:~~[.~ ~w'=. ~~et·.,_:, J~~ ~·~n:~:u:ion-Ct?e!yt s. Hotton 4, 1 1 'IOl?U ·~M'arr~f ~ Leth...,.._ coeta ..._-Hoc Oc.10bef
Vllley, Calli. t 270t Calif. 926e0 Th• regl1trant(1) com: FIND PublllhlCI Hewpor1 8MCh-A-., Suite J. Cofone dtl •I I. t2. tt. Iii ttt1
RENT Thia bu1ln111 It co~ Thia butlne11 II con: mtnetd to transact bull-Costa MIN Piiot OGiober Mir, callf, 12125 Cla•• .. ed ...... • ducted ...,: husband 111\d dUCllCI by:.,, lndMdual ,,... under the Flc:tltlOul. Drlno Enttrprlu•.t Jnc., -.. Monety tallc• d
wlfa "' Th• r1gl1tranf(1) co-BuJln.h• N1me(1) bJICI :,:lltment IZ. ti, n, ~ 2. 3111 Second Ave., :IUlle I. Tod8'1 "'4 ... en through classified Ttl• r1gl1tr1nt(s) com. rn«'Ctd to ttanaact bull-lboW om hpl•mb« 25, ... ~ classffled 1991 Corona cltl J.&11, Cellf, ,._.,_. ••?& = 9"ekl b ----------•mtnead lo transact l>IJIJ. ne11 undtt the fllctJtlOul 1991 UNI ....... t:laS U"9&•uv ------·-----
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It "•••• 1111 NlllNd...,..._...,._ ~alli.=.::"18 ~ ,.. .... ,... 5,12,11,21,1"1 -• PIOetM ~Countyons.pc.,,,. C'!!:l.a::c,:r:=.,:
.... •1ln111 llw s..to4 COiie Mite not OctDblr dUcled ~ M ~ .......... Mw s.to8 ~ Newport 8Hch-bef I ' ttt1 Ill 1he ld'loo&. I does not i: ...:. ..., .. •h•HI PUii.iC NOTICI 28, Nowlmtler 1. t, 11, Th• r~ttent<•> t:,:: ..... ,...._. PUILIC llOTIC! eo.ia ..... "°' October Publlthed Ntr.!it'°:!!! ~t• on the .,..._ ... , ........ n.. ~ P«tOnt Pl _. 1191 :::" \#1def ~Aelttlout The FolloWtnO f*IOlll ...._...,~,. 5, 12, 1t, 2t, 1tl1 Co.ta M ... Pilot 0'1ot>er ~ .. ~~in~= --~---~ I~ --M: lllaul... a..I01 art doing~· U' r_ .. ,._ Sa.aolS ""'",.... -'W"' I ........... ' o·~,.,. APPWl., ................. lk.ltll'IHI, Name(•) ~tted D.T.L, ENTERPRIS'i!i, Bu ....... Name I, 12, 19, 28, 1991 lion of kl educatlonll pea. ..-w~~. 1=-." t1'h k, ea.ta •lit•••nt PUIUCllOTICI ~_.,.;~1911 301'1 Clllf Ddt., Newpcwt stete,...nt PUBLIC NOTICI Sa.ate c:IM, admtstlonl PoliCln 1'NI , M "1M w Celt. t2el3 . Th• F°'°'*'G l*90ftl __......._._ Vltalnla Be.ch Clllf t2tle3 The~ Followtng pettont P IL C NOTICE • n d o I h " • c: ho o I-._.,. ~ a.rte of ~ Antolnelle RolChl .,. doing bUllnelJ ll' r ..... -Thlt ttatemenf w.. filed Douglas Turner Unk 3011 tre doing bullnHt es· AotftlcMae U I adm 1'111tered ptogramt Oftlldt ~ Oft OClloMr 1000 W, MllCAtlhur IM:t.: SOUTH COAST MEDicAL. ......... ....... wtlti the County Cl.nt of CUlf Dr., Newport Beach, MICAOfECH, 8652 oOr..n BustMN Harne ~ctJtlou• pub 11 I h. d N. w p 0 , t
•• 11tt .... Anl. c.Mt. 92704 M5 E 17th 208, Cotti .......... t <>reno-County on Oc:10f'>ef c.llf. 926e3 Drtve, Huntl ton Beach. •t•t•ment BHch/Costa MIH Pilot
It PIOITll 11\lt butlneu 11 con-Mesa, Calif, Nl27 The following P«tOnl 22• 1991 Thi• butlneu I.I con-Calif, 92e4e ng The Following persons Butlne•• Nanw October 29• 1991 ~ ...,_ ~ clQed by: tn lndMdu.I Eledtonlc: ModalltlH, C.il: .,. dolna bUtlnlu a1: FStoe47 ductad by: an Individual Terry Clrtc, 8652 DorHtt .,, doinQ business as: lt•t•ment SA93e ._. '"'October The t•Glttrtnt(s) eomr fomla, 401 31th, Newport ECOTEC, INC., 930 W. Publlshad Newpcwt a.ach-The r1glttrtnl(1) com-Dr., Hunllngtpn BHch, BAY AU'tO SALES. "43 W. The Followlng 1>9!tons
mtfQd lo '1MtlC1 butlr Beaetl Calif 92863 18th E·2, Coala Meta, Cotti Mesa Pilot Octobtl rjllfW»d lo ltanNci bUtJ. ca11t 92648 ~ Bay St Costa Mesa. Calli are doing business at.
12, ,,, 21, I~ a. nett Wldef the Flctltlout Thi• • butl~... It con-Callf. 82e27 21. ~ 2, 9, 18. ..... undtt lhe Fictitious Thli bu1lnen It con-92627 • . DEL MAR PROPERTIES,
1"1 luelMu Name(•) titted duc:tad by: an lndMdual Ecotac, Inc:., Dalaw1.re, 1991 eu.1n111 Name(•) listed duded by: an lndMdual John F. Oconnef Jr., 6812 1n52 Skypaik Circle Ste. --~~~~~ ... ~155--I~~'..~~-Tb• regla\ranl(t) comr 930 W. 1t1Ch E·2, Costa s.914 aboYe on: NIA The regl1tranl(1) com-Dttlanct, Huntlngton 1~~~c,1;-'~:2~!an .,._ ~ -nci ...... ," ...._.,. mencld to trtnSld bull-M.u, Calf, 82827 Doug!•• T. Unk m~ to ttansact t>u• Beach, Callt. 92647 '7" • G __ ...,._,., ___ ,.., ____ 1 TMe ttMemenl WU "*' neu Utld« Iha f1c:tlttous Thi• bualntH Is con: PUBLIC NOTICE Thlt ttatement was filed nett under Iha Fictitious This buslnus Is con: View Dr .. Newport Beach,
,.._11.. wtth the County Ottk ot Buslna11 Name(•) Dstad duc:1ld by: a corponllon wtth the County Clerk of Business N1me(1) listed ducted by: an Individual Calif. 92663 Or~ ~on 5-ptem-above on: Th• reglt1ranl(a) com-F1otJtlou9 Otanaa County on October above on: Septembef 15, The . 1agl11rant(1) comr Thia bu~inan 1• con: ........ 1 ..... be· 30, 19t1 Tom Newman mtneed to ttanuct bull· llu..,._ Name 22, 109, t99t mtnCtd to transact bust. ductad by. tn Individual
......... F50l229 Thie ltalamtnt wu filed ,,... undef the Flc:tltioul St.tetnent F51064t Terry Cirac ness under Iha Fictitious The reglstrant(I) com-
TM FolO;Anfl pertOnt Ptlbllthed Newport Beach-with the County Ctettt of Bualn .. 1 Name(s) llsted The Followlng persona Publithad N~ Beach-This statement was fii.cl Buslnus Name(•) U1ted manc~o "i:sa;f ~!: 'ru:rK? t;=at:1100 Cnta Meu Pilot October ~County on Odob« ·~~~:-'~ 199I ate doing butlnes1 as: Costa M ... Pllol October with ttlt County CleOI of above on: NIA ~:nau "Nama(s) ~~=
Mllr'4f M 14. ~ 1f . 2t, NoYembtl' 2.. 9, 17' 1 1 ,5101441 ~ i1a1.m.ni' wai flltd {~~ ~ ... ~~· 21, Novambtt 2, 9. 18, ?'~~~County on October ~~ ~ia~:.=' !is flied above on: January 1991 ~. Cllf. t29'0 1~ l1 Published Newport Beach: with the County Cllf1c of 92627 ' . 1991 • F508442 with lh• County Ciefk ol ~:1yn Riddle I c-:r A:· l;:• 1~':w:Ou:t ~78 Cotti MHa Pilot October ra~1County on October Marla Karakeslto~lu, Sa-928 Published Newport Beachr Orange County 00 Sapttmr with'~:·=~ w&!,:~ ~ eaa,...., PUBLIC NOTICE 26, NOYlmbtf 2, 9, 18, • FS10280 ~: ='::"'cai~'9246'7 PUBLIC NOTICE Cotta Mesa PllOI Octobef ber 27• 1991 FS08242 Or~• County on OctObef Have A
Garage Sale! Thia buttt .. tt I• con: ~ 1991 Published Newport Beac:fl.. Thi• bu1lneu ts con: Flctltloua 5· 12• 19• 26• 19111 PubUshed Newport Beach-1' 1 t ~ ~ en lndMduat ..... .. S•908 Colbl Mesa Piiot Octobtf ductad by: an lndMdual s..a29 Costa Mna Pllol October noa43•
• h' reQlttrant(t) corn: •• --. • ame PUBLIC NO re 28 . Novembtf 2 9 18 Th• r1gl1trtnl(I) COfnr •ustneH Name PUBLIC NOTICE Publlahed Newport Beach: menced lo bnNCt butlr • •ment T E 1 ' • ' menc.d to transact bull-Statement 5, 12, 19, 28, 1991 Cvltl MHa Pilot October
• ~ undet .. fldlllout The FoClowlng l*90nS 1991 neu und" lhe Flctlllou1 The Following persons Sa,809 5, 12, 19. 26, 1991 Bu-.tt Hem•(•) hied lie~ buslneta u : Flclltloua S•·913 B •Inell Name(•) listed art dOlng t>uslneu as: ~ctlllou• ·= i;: ~ 4, 1991 TlAKEMer'_!Z•· 1~~~~~~~92:,1: au:~:::-:::"· gi;·~n~d ~·;ri II N T a= :~':{:slsoglu 1~s'k. l~!~~N:t'o,N~~: Bu=~~~=::::n· PUBFILclCtJt~~uT.ICE Sa·823 J ,...,atl Arthur Gllano, 223 The FolloWlng peraon1 Santa Ana Ctllf. 92705 The Following persons
TRADE MlrNll1, Newport Beach, are doing bu1lne1s t1: whether you're buy, The Piiot Claael· R. Giese Import, Inc., Call, are doing buslne11 as: Busln•H Name SELL Calif. 92leO BIO CHIEF, 2442 Orang• Ing, Hlllng, or Just fled fornla, 1800 E. Garry St. CG FX, 2082 Business Statement
Thia bualneu It con: Ave., Costa Mesa, Callf. looking, clattlflod has Th• most comprehen-1201, Santa Ana. Calif. Center D1lv1, Suitt 210. Irr The Following persons your used vehicle
through classified
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~ classttled ducted by: In lndMdual 926~7 whal you needl alve end c:urrenl dlrec, 92705 vine. Calll. 92715 are doing bUslness as:
o· ... 2 •878 The rtglslranl(•) comr Uan Elyse Munay, 2442 PILOT CLASSIFll!D tory of goods and ser· This bu1lnts1 It conr Lyle Eckmeier, 2204 Ra· GCI GROUP, 18662 BUY _..,... _________ 1mencad lo transact buslr Orange Ave., Costa Mau, 842·5078 vices around! ducted by: 1 corpotatlon ltlgh Ave .. Costa Mesa. MacArthur Blvd .. Sia.
t MH undlf tt-a Flclllloul Calif. 92827 The reglstrant(s) comr Calif. 92627 •200, Irvine, cam. 92715
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CLASSIFIED INDEX-642-5678
FROM NORTH ORANGE CO. 540r1220
FROM IOUTif ORANGE CO. 4ll-llOO
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C1tegory272'
Business
Opportunity 2904
Monev
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Lo ca I Ve n d Ing •WIDOW HAS ••• for
Route. For Sale TO'tl $20,000 up. No
Cheap. t·B00.955, credibo' No penally. Call
0354 Oenlton Al. 49Ml35 HOWi
Employment 5530
LINES DAYS BUCKS
Sell Your
Private Porty
Merchandise
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Employment 5530 Employment 5530 Employment 5530
SALES REPS CASHIER HELP WANTED $425/ Photo
1 am ,3 pm . Sm a II ~~~ly Fa~c~~:n>'o. aNs~ ATTENTION! America's first earth,
friendly dell In New. exp. 1r9()():786'7020. 7 friendly catalogue
port Center. Call for Hiring Several based Mulll·Levol Interview, 499.5794 or _d_a;..ys_J_ev_e_s5_1_m_ln___ Marketing Is sweeping
throuqh classified
TO Pl.ACE AN AD Cll.l
642-5678
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Employment 5530 ppliances 6011
760.1245. HICKORY FARMS Wiii Train the nation. For Into on
LOOKING FOR Learn Portrait Studio this ground floor op: CASHIER Have holiday fun in operations w ith our portunlty of Uj!~ '90's
FINANCIAL F{f, Full Co. Benf. making gift baskets & successful company. call Natural world
Mortoaaes.
WORD PROCESSER w/ Refri gerator $200,
min 2 yrs exp Word washer & dryer, S140
Perlect s.1 needed to each, d ishwasher
as slat busy sales stat!. S125. 646·5S48
Envrgetlc team player Se• r a w a ah• r &
w/creallve & technical dryer 110 plug In
wilting skills a must. d ryer. $150 tor both.
Fff position In n/ 004,9043,
In salet. P{f or F{f. INDEPENDENCE? Call Eric for appl. Flex hrs. Wiii train . Paid training. Raises 714-753·2838
Then call 1-8()():253-1ST T.D. 9% 39 _64_5-_65_35 __ ...,..__ Above average wag es. and promotions based _S_A_L_E_S_._F_u_n_a_n_lm_a_l·1
.D.s 2918 tmkng C.M. ofc. Send
resume & salary hfs,
to ry to: Ad'217 c• The Furniture 6014
Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, 6:drwr chest w/ twin
Costa MHa, 92626. headboards $75 . 7631. One of th• Na: months. 97• a1e1 CUSTOM~R Apply We1tclltt Plaza. on pher11ofrm,ancte. Priolrf themed store In Fash: ...-v 17th & I I NB exp 0 Pu ' no nee. Ion Isle see"-Pff & F/ 673-6898 tlons Fastest Growing SERVICE rv ne. · · you tove children, are ~
Industries. Min. lnvHI, HOUSEKEEPER. 2 day1 people oriented. pro, T help. 854•5399 ~mtg BABY FURNITURE,cnb Employment Employment
Opportunities
ment $7,000 -Vending: Th• NE w p 0 AT par week In N.B . fessional and arnbi-SECRETARY & matching chetl of anted 5535 PAY PHONE Route BEAQH/COSTA MESA area. Please call tlous, you can be sue, tmmed opening for drawers w/changlng
For Sate. PoHlbl• PILOT Is looklng for a 645-4635 ceuful w ith PCA. exceptional, organized table top. Like newll
C S I Must have depend· selfrstarter, 5.1 Word For Bu.aw Exeutlv•• Dark wood $37"'. s1200 Wkly cash In-ustomer erv ce Mature Person " come. 1•8()():226:6630 Representative for t he 1 able transportation. Per1ect exp, ablllty to Aent,•·wlfa. Mrktng. 631,.205 . Employment 5530
VENDING ROUTE: A b~~g Sa~azc~t!~~
Earn a good llvlng, No exp nee. 714/ 860-priced to tell qulc:kly. .. .. 11 .... 56 1~00.284-VENO ,_ .... _ _._,_•x_t_ ....... __ ·_~
Investment
Opportunity 2908
ENJOY 15% on TOs
S20K lo $1,000,000 +
Call Denison Assoc.
499:4835 ext. 7 NOWI
VENDING ROUTE. Earn
S 1000/Week. Estab·
llshed. I mmediate
tale. 1~00.800.2991.
VENTURE capital req'd,
S5K to $SOK al 15%.
FAX .reply to 714-539-
0226, Attn: WTT. Of
write Adl333, C/O The
Piiot, Box 1560, Coata
M11a, CA 92628,
ADMIN ASSISTANT
PIT 30 hrs/Wk. SaJes
exp pref'd w/oppty to
advance,673-4847
Bartender Trainees
Needed. Call:
714·695:6998 Ext. 166
BOOKKEEPEft/SEC 'TY
For small c:onstructlon
co. Pff for typing,
bkkpng & c:ollecllons.
Send retume to:
Bookkoeper. 1747 lr2
vine Ave, C.M. 02627
Thinking of having a
garage sale? Give ut
a calll
PILOT CLASSIFIED
0421 5878
Clrculallon Dept. to Needed lo he P oper, Musi bring drivers u. w ork w/peopla, be en-dryc:ln p/u, ••I up 1---------
work a nexlble sched: ate IH garden on SaV cense. proof of auto thuslasllc & Juggle hScln/catmg 49'-0476. B~~~~~ul :~~~:~·~:.!;
ule. approximately l6-Sun. Sherman Garr Insurance and social many requests. Xlnt cond, oak trim. sac:rl-
24 hours per week. dens, COM. Dorothy. 1ec:urlly card 10 your health benefits. Call flC9 S325_ 841:3486.
we need a reliable 873r2268. M·F. 8 lo 4. Interview. Apply In Newport-Harbor area
pirson with strong MED PRONT OFC person Thurs 10.5:00 Chamber of Com, Black vlnyl sleeper
telephone skills, OPHTHALMOLOGY 3 at th1 K,Mart Portrait merce 729-4400 for an couch $25. 646:6985 .
pleasant phone voice. Day Week. Hunt Bch Studio 1400 Edinger Interview. Classy, c:ntmpry dnlng neat appearance and 548·3709 St. Santa Ana. CA. _S_E_C_R_E_T_A_R_Y-. _M_o_n-,F-r-1.1 tel, glass lop, brass
abnt lo work well w ith No Exp. nee. A Dallyi-e_o_e_.______ Telemarketing exp. r• base w/6 uphlslrd
others. $5.50/Hr. Salary of 5300 for RE SECTY/OFC MGR ceplionl11, lite bkkpng chrs, $200. 2 6'tall bk,
b ln mdse 7 t 4/ & tiling. Newpo rt Large antique trunk shivs, rich mahogny
Call DANIEL SHEA 86uX889 1 t 34· 56 Roal Estate e•p req'd. Beach area. 7232 1640 $50. 544·9097. color $100. 668:0576. 842-4321 Ext. 207 ..,.. 1 ex · · Phones. It bkkpg, typ.
PfT RECEPTIONIST Ing & W/P. Patrick Secty/Office Clerk Country blue loveseat.
GIFT SUPERVISOR Giiiespie 955·5800 Great c ondition! $100. NB Oon. Contractor 1---------Several Pfr & Fff por Coordinate re<:e1ving, looking for P{f Ro, SALES sitions avail. Call 12 Kolvlnato r, 18 cu ft. _6_4_5:_7_6_07_· ____ _
prep & sending of cept. M,F, t2:30 10 OUT OF SANTA FE 800-832,5751. white refr lg great Cstm Onsz WtrbQ, llted
Hickory Farms gifts. 5:30. Know WP 5.1 & New store In Fashion TV WATCHERS! Get cndtn$250 722-6564. hdbrd, shivs. grl
No exp nee, will train. or W 4 w. Prov exp. Isl• teoklng exp sales paid . Exciting new cndtn. S200 979-6862.
Part or full time. A'1ply roqd. Tina 756·0600. people for contemp0: method. FREE 24Hr Kenmore Wnsher/Oryer .
In pereon, Westclltf1-----------recorded mtg. Call Works exlnt. $140 for SELL Plaza. 171h/lrvlne, NB. Why play Hide 'N rary So West shop. 618,85,,8840 Ex1.11 the pair. 556-4737. Seek wllh chlldc:are? Boots, jewelry & ap: <>'
All Kinds of Jobs For Call Th• Piiot todayl parel. High earning Make the right move. Maytag Washer/Dryer your home
All Kinds of People. 642,5678. potontlal 854:5399 Pilot Real Esta•• Exlnt cndtn, Ilk• new through classified Piiot ClaHlfted. $350. 645-2942.
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lom\I dining tble I MovtNQ SAL• beda,
chr•. hutch w/glaH dr .. ..,., couch, bUcH
cab & aldebrd, all '°' mlac. Sat lam. $1800. 854·7447. IOO Hellollope.
Klngalze waterbed • in. ONLY FOR TH•
cludea frame & h .. d. DISCRIMINATING.
board. Good condl· Eetate Sale by appt.
lion! Call 590.7904• Palntlnga, art deco, leave measage. furniture, exqulalt•
Kngaz wtrbd, 3 lg daka, picture plates, aome
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WhO (.._..the 10 JCMO, uim..-....,. PMI'· 111 ... ...,. toollc• younger, flt, you 1 ''~...: ~. I hav9n't .,..,, oeted, fttftiea OOfto over ••• °'*' "*'ded. night ~ .. = ~.-:-..... I htw9 rnodv9ted to loM), t'm •••ou• gentleman. one'""*" one.... ~ llgtd home In w.. ..... ,.
totd, looke '5. (No... o=:omm~ed rol~!io,:-,_,;cnt~ ... •-.#4079._... .... ____ hearted, attr9ottve, ._#_sc_a_11e_. -----
cone-yet). I'm not .. "*""989· "'-"'· •ua .-vain, but want you to r •1...,.. trtm, -minded ... ..
knoW tt'8t you'I be -I WV male. tll-.0. ...
proud to have me to twve ~.wig PUii ._ •
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warm-hearted, fun ARIA IO, trr, 11S, btonde, _... ... ,.,.. ~'1 WM at· IT per.on with a brain. &WP: 27 attract!Ye brown-eyed prof•• SHM, M, a•r. me-lMrn IJd. llOlll
Looking for aame. • • • elonal, acttve, pa. dlum buld, ~ a.m.. LOlllQ (Someone wfth bual-actventuroue, protee-aloN!le, Meldng OM-~. ~ ctii-r.etr.d wtltt 1a 9be. --.. a, 1
1pectac:ular rattan fur·
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Rattan loveaaat, •1-p ~...,.....~.,._...,,.......,.,,........,..~ aoctlllly 9dept). I enjoy :;:, outctoore~m anc:t.w .. •~•-*-405 __ 1_. -----Ing, rncMM. ouddllng. •tHdy retatJonehlp. ~_.at.::= 't.::::, __ "'iiiiMiUin;-'.--:
sofa, 13" TV, dining Patio Sale, SaVSun 9-3. glamoroue ••ttlnga -•:.-..... for 1M11. S..ktng Sf', 11-28, Weatmlneter area. 8WF,~ 21 to 231 .. ..,....NRI rm tabla w/8 c:hra, 3 ApptlancH, •Porting, but am not aftald to .. -· ........... .., 1vv aaine INc-. #3082. #3032. ..vw
bar stools. oak table hshld morel .25-SSO. get my flngeroall• ~~. ~~ I Oii •----.. -.. ----.. ---Au.-----=., ~ :k: ,.,..
W/4 c:hr •. 64" A 728. 224 Jasmine. ~ WOUid .__ •o .,........., If 1• rvw vn5 CHA9Mllll'' .,..... • · ...,...... • elmllar lntereata. you .,. 0"9r • TO II AM or • thlrt end blue eom.one 4' to 62 ao.+ atnc.re hOf'Mt vn .i---... .. ~ s .. 1.y queen az box who .. ,_nu.. knoWa ·---4082 __ • -----.......... + ~ I ....: -.. AME =~=-l"Ol-m•-. 8WMN8 WOUid llke to aprng matraS/ frame :::::.·.l NICI ........ ---_,, "' 1 n vn ..,... --n'99t a "AeAL" lady
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Teak tbla, hutch, 8 blk rm Ht, Imps, c:hrs, tldpa= ~ ~ GUY :.:. ~ '-:::; N/S, 14K:Ceaful free SO. MYMlf, 57", 140 ~ 8:, ~ M':: placM, ~
lther chr• $125 lawn c:hHt of drwra, hshld my CUmlftt actMU .. of WAITED ....-ol hufnO., rMdy ~~~. ru'!~~ Iba.,~ ":tJ:o"" ~ln .. HB .:.d"iov. to actMelM. wttt'I tow of aectnl $75. 648-6985. llema, SaVSun 9-4. bk:yc:llng and akatlng. by 50 yr. young SWF, for tonp.!!nn. #4054. eye•. 1 ra, klN. #3082. Mt. and k* of poe.,,,.
Thomasville hutch, 11 328 Monte Vista, betw (I can get back Into aNm and tr1m, Ilk" 11llAllOF tr11Y911,t .. ~.,,r1 ... I ka ~~.c:amcomppanyng, en-0,1---------1 ttal #3088. lrvlne/Santa Ana. a n d • n J o" par ~•king -'kl aena •••· nu ur ng, ,...,,. "' green sofa, dresser, ---------' • ..... • •• ng, sun, atlnlctlV9 lady wtth th t pectal female to i----------------------------
glass table/2 c:hra , GARAGE SALE Lots of ~Poclp:.l"!tt~ y'~1rn dlootbal!:__t•hzz,1Mhot AFl'LUllCE'' deretated elegan~ nf!. :3008. · r u
Sun, Nov. 2 & 3, 1671 moderation). 1 lov. #4087. wanted for attrllcttve, heart and wanta th• PLEASANT ' bestoffara.722•7445. great mlac:I 8-2 SaV ;,. oga, .,._ • ng. aoclally connected who hu an open•---------HOW TO • ESPOND
Tustin Ave. Unit Ct. ::r ::::,:::! ~~~-·---,-ET--ITE____ aophlallcated lady, beat and lut romance PEAUNT '' Miscellaneous 6015
'SOUND OF MUSIC' Garage Sale Multi· mature enouuh to un-WITH 1SWFN._!~ ~~~ .. .,,t • of her fife. You de-DWM, born June 3, families, dishes, darstand when I Ny I oya -.. _..,. .... 0 ...,,. to be happy. 1918, allghtly dis· TO
Complete Ht of 8 c:lthng, hshld ltms Sat. am ready to tTada otf PZAZZ aoc:lal u well u buaf. #3035. ablad, but nice. Brad lord Exch ange 8·3. 20260 Cypress. my bUalneaa Ute to wl•h" lovlng, gener· .,... occaalona. You ---QO--• m_N_Q ___ , Need'• humoroua,
colletor'a plates by---------devote my"lf to a oua, lntelllgent SWM, muat be I'+, 43-55, W"I creative, affluent lady,
Edwin M. Knowles. Lt pine oval dining table partnerahlp (ao that It tr1m, tall, N/S, 45-55 to wlttl """ of humor PARTNER non-smoker, no pet1,
Features scenes from 2 leafs 4 chrs 5285· will run amoothly) c:herlah me, ahare and mamage minded. Widowed, 88, no de-to share a writer
the movie musical. Round coffee table & where my partner ap-wonder of life. Love #4085. pendW1ta, 5'7", wants dream. #3080.
Still In original boxes, matching end tabla preclatM the value of dancing, blc:yc:llng, active, fun lo'Ytng Out· •--p-~-C-HO_L_OG __ IS_T __
never beon displayed. $25 each or both 535. my contribution. 1-V. baking brownie•. door type In good et'
Makes a groat Christ· 646-2119. spent my Illa alnc. 1 1114049. health. Enjoy muatc, AUTHOR
mas gift. Asking $250 was 30 ralalng my , ___ P_R_ETTY____ plays, dining In or out. TEN II coa"H
tho set. Please call chlld, going to achOol, ADVEllTUltEIOllE Let'• atart llvlng. N "'-
6 4 5 ·1 9 3 3 after and starting bus I-AFFECTIONATE #3087. 60 +. good loOkJng.
5:30pm. Or call any· nffaes, ao that ao-UD YEQETARIAI Wanta attractive,
time, loavo message. IGIANT GARAGE SALEI clally, I am almost Y •••LOR HANDICAPAILE healthy, liberal woman
Sat only 8-12. Anti· brand ~ ... A,.1•. a .. k• attractJve, mar· _... CH•~•auv 10' non-MICUal lriend-ques lots of fun ·-~ ,....., " SWM, 5'11", 150 lbs. vnvnt-.n Vintage hats, purses & mlac. 930 Martnera Or. A-ACTIVE r1ageabla man, 45-58. C ti t IUFF •hip, 35-45 of age. Jewelry. NB ......... _, Sho~. . 1 1"" I'm educated, playful, rea ~!:__~~n an1• #3045. uu•• .... BLONDE c:rNtlve, VfK'/ feminine ou•. a ............. u., ncu-S11,., had accident 15•---R-OCKEA _____ , 631-3765 2-FAMILY UL• and vlvec:lou1. I've rali.t, new age, NII-~ ago, but let's
Fum, blkH, Iota of WIDOW many lnte,.ata. Would Ing, surfing, hiking, 'atop & amell th• WANTS Collectibles 6017 goodlea. SAT 8-3, Newport Beach, ac· love to ahara youra. traveling. Dedicated to ro•••·" Since ac:-YOU 'SOUND OF MUSIC' 1707 Terrapin Way tlve, energetic, would Call pleuel #4061. personal and •Plrltual ddent, have worked (Bayc:rest) Ilka to mHt humor· growth, sincere com-for church & bank for Long-hal'9d, down to
Complete set of 8 ---------ous, happy gent for PRETTY m I t m • n t . N /SID . over 5 ye.,.. Am 35, N .rth man need• free Bradford Exchange 218 Via Genoa. Udo early morning walks, FUNNY #3034. 5'8", N/S, aoc. dr1nkar thinking woman for
colletor·s plates by Isle. Garage on Grav· great communication/ uaiuiv &11191PQDll!&U & Interested In you. good tlmff. Age 1&-36
Edwin M. Knowles. ana. Sunday only I share your lntarHts nArrt ""11 '""" #3047. yrs. old. Clean &
Features scenes from 9:30-12:00 noon. 100• #4077. OWF, 40lah, '"ka lun FUN I healthy, U·B·Too.
tho movie m uslcal. Atrium full of Roger's. ---.. ---... C-T_IVE___ companion for what-PERSON #3071.
Still In original boxes. tropicals. Ficus 9ft, A 1 1"" aver. Age no ba"ler. ENJO¥ SEMI RETIRED never been displayed. fems, zambUanta, etc:. LOVING Call and make me work• ha.rd, Ilk" to
Makes a great Christ· all In large pots, HONEST laugh! #4055. ~!:r ... hf: 1:~.Ma' .. 3:~ LIFE BUSINESS MAN mas gift. Asking S250 Roger's pedestals, PRETTY Almost every part of 63 ye.,. old, 5'8", 155 the set. Please call hanging tams. Mov· OWF, 35, N/S, son 7 woman to ahare and It. I'm a .. cu,. and Iba. Uk• Vegu, ball
6 4 5 ·19 3 3 after Ing, priced for fast years, Cathollc CM• SHAPELY :';~. ':!:· 81~nt:;:tr:, educated 61 , DJM. gamM, Mach. Would
5:30pm. Or call any· ..ie. 548-5435. tlan, lun-tovtng, down BLONDE There are too many Ilka 10 ahar• with Miss time, leave message. to earth, famlly, Splr1· Uk" to laugh. If you auper times and Right. #30n. Designer Ible, chHt, tual valuea, •••k• SWF, eucc.aaful ax· flt, open poHlblllttea. thing• to .... IHI, _ _,... ______ _ Some Like It Haute dak, ootf" tble, anti-SWM, 30'a, almllar ecullve, humoroua, #3078. tut•, enjoy and talk Grand Opening quaa, mlac: hahld, Sat· qualltlH, enjoys chll· non-rellgloua, lovH ARTSY a.bout not to lhare. IEX
v I nt a g • C I o t h e s • Sun 9am. 521 VentajL dren. #4050. wMkenda away, akl· 1-V. too many lnter .. ll EVERY
knick -knac ks . Art GARAG• UL• •---,-.. -.... -.---Ing, laughter. Seeka BROOKLYN to ffat h-. and when ftav
deco. so·a. and rattan Antique•. fuml1ure & rvun SWM 35-45, •UCCM9-ICOllOCWT you call me, w. wfll ""' furniture, collectlbles. mlac. Must sell every· WITH ful, attrac:ttve, witty, DWM, 39, long hair/ talk about you and Some aay h'a the
aofas, desks. lamps, thing. SAT 9-3, 1559 LEQI communicative, n/a/d. Mllfd, 5'11", 220#, n/ ,_me_._*_308 __ 1_· ----thought that count&.
chairs. Sat. Oct. 26th. Plac.ntJa (In lnduatrlal ••• Committed relaUon-am, n/dg, apltttua&/not JUIT Sinking down and
Parking lot sale. Items partc, garage In r.ar) Super pretty blonde, •hip/ · #2"0. ,.0g1oua. Seek arttatlc: f"""9 the coot beect'I e d 831-4735 writer/ dancer, 29, FOR nnd between my toes $1 and up. 218 E. ___ ,.. __ ._____ 5'7'', SHk• aecura, IEEKlllQ gal, any age/race, only prompta me to
17th St. next to Pasta Garage aalet Old stuff, stylish, furHovtng, a. MR RIGHT nice face, under FUN lndutge 1 fine ltallan
Mesa, 9 to 6. new stuff, tons of stuff alive troublemaker, • 125#. #3079. SWM, 23, 6', blond footware.n 35+, 6'4",
Free to You 6022
FREE, wonderful, ahy,
playful, Brindle mix
d09. Needs fenced In
yard. Please call.
996·5070
MINI DACHSHUND tree
to good home. 6 yrs.
old, pedigree female,
needs lots of lovo
from someone that Is
home. Loves chlldren.
644-0412.
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& Art 6025
Ladle• blk mink Jacket,
worn twice, n 10, pd
over $2800, asking
$t600. 848-6995.
Pets &
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7 black lab mix puppies
mother. 8 wk1 old.
Sat 9-3/Sun 10-1. 2"'·"", over 5'"'" with SWF, 41, 5'4", 115, C h I b Id ... .,...., "' Ilk• outdoor aporta BU K HAIR a r, rown eyes, en-•of · r3085. 318 Via Udo Nord. almple lalt .. : oreg-movtea. SWM, 38-48 BRO-ms foy• movie•, camplng,•---.-U-O_H_T_L_V __
LIDO MOVING ULIE ano to opera. #4048. with a ••n•• of wn cooking and motor· ,,
Dining rm tabla w/8 CUSSV humor, almllar Inter· SM, 5'11", 160, good cycle rid••· Looking WILD ONE chra $100, boat bbq 1 911, romantic, commit· looking, mid 30, to for aomeone who Profeaalonal, OWM,
new $50, 2 wdn louver ROMANTIC ted relatlonahlp/mar· meet attractive SF, want• a change of 40'a, 5•8 .. , hu new
doors 24X78" $20 ea, BLONDE rlage. #4058. prefer blond, 21-40. pac:. and enjoy aom• "Har1ey" style motor-
2 alldlng mirror doors #3075. one •IH• company. cycle, room for ape.
30X78" $29 ea, Iota of green eyes, 5·2··. SEXY BO" #3031. clal ladv on the b•c:k toya, clothing, Man WF, extremely at· SOLE ., LETTERuau ' "' · bag furn, toola, am tractive. 4o·a. flt, aln· MEETS 11UUW You: any age, -lght.
appllanc:u, Nintendo cera, lovea outdoor PROVIDER G TYPE Lifetime pertnerl
w/5 game cartr1dgea ac:ttvltloa. S..k• hon. Slngla warm L•tln, IRL HUMOR! #3063. $100, Atari wfcar· eat, fun-loving, al· 40'1, 6 '8", 135, lovea Sae boy aur1. Sae boy SUCCEllFUL
trldgH $50, fishing fec:ttonate, attractive, d an c 1 n g , th a at• r, drown. See glr1 give SWM, 3e, 6'1 •·• 170 SINCERE
gear & mlac. 124 V)a ralatlonahlp oriented mountain•, water CPR. See boy amlle. Iba., ••ml-mature,
UndlM Sat/ Sun 1b-gentleman. 1114084. aporta. Looking for See glr1 amlla. Boy: wacky conv9tMtlonaJ. ROMANTIC
dark. No early blrda. 1---ll!-a•_T_C_0-.. -.-1--SWM, stable, humor-SAMSF "25304. 8Glf1: Younger lat. 1Pudyraul!'.? A 0hum11or· SWM, 28, 57 .. , good-
Multl-faml Hahld ttama, '""4' ,.. oua, lut relalion1hlp. --· ---·----oua a • -• • m, loOklng. I Ilk• dJnner,
Infant acc:earlea, 9 S EFNTHUllAIM #4047. CARING ~ •. ~..:,.,,:· d~ dancing, •Porta. apon-
Bal1<>V9nto Ct Supr1or/ w . 29, prof .. 1lonaJ, SHARE AND moment! #3033. tanelty. Looking for Ticonderoga, Npt Crat blonde, 5'8", with SWF, 20-30, petJte,
Sunday on1y 9:30-3. grMt sen•• of humor, LIFl'I DARING LOOKING FOR goodtoo1c1ng and not
enjoya epontan90ua TREASURES! SIAM, 45, m, Ilk" to A-•CTIVE am~ .. ~~. commit· excuralona, music and f 1 meeit SF/OF, at~. ''"" .,, ..... ~ pro.apcr19. LookJng to Pro••• onal, attr•e> BLAMD ttve blond ftt. SWF carlng, lovlng, c:onafd. vn SURGEON meet tall attractive, non' ~mok'er ener' erst• & daring. c.n. SWF .,.. 21 to 23, LAWYER. Playful profeaalonal -. • • --g.tlc: caring C #3038. Callfornla glrl who wlttl • ..,.. of humor, • • om----------SWM TV .. SWM 3CM5 #4083 munk:attve, vatted In-DID'YA looka grMt and Ilk•• , taper, ng,
Transportation
Boats 70 11 · · ,.,. ... , (Alllng-arta), to wear a bikini be-run,~. 1'3", 181,
INTEWGENT ...tdng apedal qual-EVER cauae I Ilk• ha'Ytng fun, trtend, contrac:ta.
tty ........., wtth ~ WONDER midnight plcmca on #3037.
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AKA min Ital Grey·
hound, 1payed Fem, 8
mo, trained, darting,
Coronado. Xlnt loca·
lion, ready to sell.
650.8169.
AnRACTIYE ....... ~. the beach wtth a btan--------of humor. #40ee. what It WOYld be Ilk• TEllPT blonde, ·~· ----------ket, a fire, 1ome fifty +, aHk1 man, IPICE to find a down to champagne and a ME ...
•42. Callfornlan, '87 apecfal qualltlea, non SINCERE earth guy wtth Raga bMuttful glr1. I am a Peac:.ful Warrior look· lovable, good w/ldds, ---------
$300. 640-6224 days,
640·4309 eves. twin caterpillar diesel, amokar, furwovtng, To Riche• potential, SWM, ege :ze, over e Ing for JOY, vtvadoua,
fly equlpd, many xtras high moral ethlc:a. CLAllY adventuroua & roman-ft. tall, not rich and a.naual; I am 24, 8'2",
Miniature schnauzer $240,000 759-8974 OM woman + one .... 40'•• honelt, tic. Well...har•'• J::r don't want aomeone 200, atr1klngty hand-
pupplos AKC cham· -,-6-. _f .... ls-h-ln-g--b-o-at-.-8-2, ,_m_a_n_on_ ... _*_4_053 __ . __ ... ~ a.a.,..._ E chanc:. to tum a rog Who wtll love me for aome Scandinavian;
pion blood , •ho ts 40hp mercury, stored IUHUt ,_ .. ,,,, U-Into a Prfnc:e. SWM, money, but wlll love Appreciate lntel-
$225 & $250, adOr· Inside, xlnt cond, MEET rop11n. •••Icing 38 and e feet, looking m• for me. If ao. ..... llgenc:9, happln•H, ablel 734-9286. many xtras $3950 obo I' AAAA for a lean and true ptay. Muat ltv. In HB athletlca, humor, ro-
Perslan kittens, regl•· _5_5_4-3_1_11_._____ lllllft ..., • -r-• Beauty. If you•v. got and love to kl••· manca, adventure,
tered $1 50·$250. 7 2 7 ' Fo rmula Sport Minded, one lt..Let'agoll #304&. I ,_-._.308 __ 1· ______ apontanalty, non-
Wkl old. 650-1870. Cruiser, '80 Ilk• new. tom.One 1pede.l ........ one ..... Hu your golf game got you On ttll mow and need. materlallet, environ-
SIAMESE KITTENS Must H iii $16,000/ throunh clulified -a.. ,-• grOlll\fng?SeltthOlec:tubl placatoatoreyourttuff. ment. #3080.
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Sell your private party merchandise in the
Pilot Classified Community Marketplace.
Coll the Pilot today at 642·5678 and
toke advantage of this great oHeL
3 LINES for 3 DAYS for 3 BUCKS
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Pianos &
Organs 6059
Wur11tzer aplnat pl•no,
elact.rlc: player, 4 bxs
of rolls, wrks great
$1200, 542·2729.
45' Mooring & Boat
exc ellen t location,
must sell now.
754·1797.
5 hp Evlnrude $275.
hp Brtsh Seagull U•
S245. e ft. dinghy l/g
1225. 12 ft. fig flshng
boat ~45. 848-3724.
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Vam•ha baby gr•nd, --------.. blk laqu«, xlnt c:ond,
14900. 84H995.
Soortino
Goods 6065
Dynamic 170. w/match·
Ing boot•. Brand new.
1125. 850-2399.
TVs Sri ·rt'""
& E l1•ctrunic~ b080
Sacrifice '89
Searay, ·21. Mere
205 H/P, 1/0, fully
loaded, 120 Hra
mint condition, Incl
trlr, new slip Npt
Dunes Marina, ask·
Ing $15,500. Must
see to appreciate!
759·5428.
Curtla Methl• 10" con-aol•. Ork wood. am/ 30' Laguna '87 di•
Im record player $285. ael power, wheel &
722..f54M. plnn•cla steering,
great •h•P•. tr• Mltaublahl Electronlc:a S 18K 875-8990 ~J. ·~~~f :! Avery & Co
TV. Uke ~. Retalla W t di H I .C over la,000. wit an e Ob 8
Hcr•flce for *400 around 1500• -"· .,.... 142-8607. --------------For Ad Action
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32' TrolM 'Tl, "32, flQ, DI. ftll, MdM, twtn 225, cleanHt avall,
roomy, wtde body, 13' ~LEA, l'L • 4' W x
bffm, lo hra, great 3 H, metal heavy
llv• aboard. all ne., duty. 1400/obo. Call
new, $48,000. 213· 114'-0223
432·292t.
40' Formou 79 fiber·
gla•• trawt.r, twin dal,
10 kW gen, 2 doubM
atatwooma, huge ny.
Automobiles
bridge, many extras, -..-sharp, must aell, • I I
$73,800/obo. (pp) IO
731.a405: 870-UtM.
Marir11· Slip-,
Dock~ St•1r,1ul' ,·022
••aAUIOA ISLAND
18' Power $225/mo.
Avau 111 1. 712·2881
ITEGRA LS
Peart white, A/C, pwr
moonfr, loaded, lo ml,
eak for Mar co se,eea (019821>
HARBOR
MITSUBISHI
2833 Harbor BIVd.
Costa Mffa
840-4481
'II CAD11 LAC
FUii WOOD
COllVllll
LUele a!MW. Auto. Al c . .....,.,, io.cM<I, .. 1c
fM Mateo. $13,e .. (111'700)
llMIOll
lllTIUlllHI
2933 Hatbor lltYd.
CoetaM ... 840 44•1
SELL
your used vehicle
through classified
M2·H71
Looi<• Ilk• It's off thei.---------i
Showroom lloorl
Leather Interior & lots
of power equip. Only ••• , •• (224487).
Johnaon & Son
Lincoln Mercury
2828 Harbor Blvcf
Coia Mesa, Ca.
540-5130
'88 CADILLAC
SEVILLE
Come aee this beautyl
Go I d pkg w /d Ix
wheels. Hard to flndl
(814949) ····" Johnson & Son
Lincoln Mercury
2825 Harbor Blvo
Costa Mesa, Ca.
540-5630
'87 CADILLAC
SEDAN DEVILLE
Repainting?
•.-1oatMt1o ......
rtbtiildi,.,llor
ltSlOrl i, loot kl lhe Pia!
Clossfteds 111 lild lhe
MMCI yoll ~ lor.
•••ld .. Tle on Mar·
cu• CaNJ In Newport
BHch. Great loeatlonl
Call 875-0048 BMW 9030
3 50 FT allpa avallable .---------now, St3/ft. OeAnza
Marina VIiiage, 300 E.
Coast Hwy., Newport
Beach. 714-673· 133 t
'73 BMW BAVARIA
Xlnt condlnl New car
trade Int This car I
won't lastl Lota of ex-PLUG ! IN · Auna goodl Very
clean. $1200 o.e.o
Call 282·0424
1 r a a I 111,•••1 (2002239) I
40 FT + SLIP, water
& •tee, 207 Edgewa·
Johnson & Son
Lincoln Mercury
2628 Harbor Blvd. ter, crnr of Alvarado ~~::::::: '78 BMW 133csl. A/T, Al Costa Mesa, CA Pl, Balboa • Also 4BR
2BA home on bay
$2000/mo. 173·0583
C, wht on blue leather1 ____ 54_o._s_630 ___ _
Interior, xlnt cndtn '88 CADILLAC $5900 494-2183.
Back Bar HH •Secret -a·-------..1. A beautiful serene ma-
rina. It'• qul•t. friendly No matter
FLEETWOOD
D'ELEGANCE
Real steal with lots of
equip & much more.
Come see this beauty!
S12,500 (288772)
and relaxing. Up to 50 I what you're
It sllp1. OeAnza d·"ing, your Bayside Marina, OJ
300 e. Coast Hwy.. hometown Newport Beach. Johnson & Son
Lincoln Mercury
2628 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa, Ca.
714-173-133t newspaper
DOCK avall up to 55 ft,
sallboat pref. Bal Isl at .
Turning Basin near
Ferry. Ken Nelson,
251-4880 o r 175-6519 P1iiiL fits in.
540-5630
Chevrolet 9045 .......
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q.1-Both vulnerable, aa South the bidding with three spades.
you hold: What do you bid now?
•4)04 'VA v AQI03 •A10652
Partner opens the bidding with one
diamond. What do you retpond?
Q.2-Eaat· West vulnerable, aa
South you hold:
+104 \)1098864 0 1062 ~
The bidding bu proceeded:
North Eut South Weet
I• 2 0 ?
What action do you take?
Q.3-Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
t92 'VQ643 OK643 •852
The bidding haa proceeded:
North Eut South Weat
l V' 2 • ?
What action do you take?
Q.5-Both vulnerable, aa South
you hold:
+A52 'VKQI08" OJ97
The bidding bu proceeded:
North Eut South Weet
1 • P-. 1 'V P ...
1 NT P.. ?
What action do you take?
Q.6-Aa South, vulnerable, you
hold:
+K86 'VA63 0 A96 •KJ7'
The bidding baa proceeded:
Eut SCMltb Weet North
1 0 1 (
What action do you take?
Look fo r an11wen on Monday.
For intormation about the
Q.4-Aa South, vulnerable, you CbarJee Goren aewelet&er for
hold: bridse playen, write Goren
tKQ 'VJ9 OAKQJ •AKQ103 Brldse Lett.er, P.O. Boir 4428,
Your right-hand opponent opens Orlando, Fla. 32802-4428.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
AC ROH
1 En
6 Und«st•nd 11 Argument
14PI~
15 Stetety
16 Arab garment
17 Some drink•
18 Reytl}avlll
native
20 Tell ett
22 Baking nMd
23 Mlcld ..
Eu tern
merket 118(
25 A tree
28 Cerd
29 Ho--
30 Fussy dretlMf
32 .. _ -'°' Love"
34 Stripped
39 Repentence
42 Merit
43 Governmen1
officlela 45 A~ed by
poet
46 p ... ()(bean•
49 lnMCt
50 Cede ~O fOf "A"
64 Gfi.t
55 88f member• abbf.
56 Nidt ... and
2 3 ..
14
17
29
32
39
..
OkMI sa Bike type
60 India
63 Mounlain
nymph
6& BefOfe
67 1898 us
battleelllp
68 Special
voc•bulery 89 The Ger
70 Pl.ca
71 Oetlote
language
DOWN
1 Ofdlnanu
2 Cuckoo 3 WOfdlesl
f:'!ormanoe 4 ve
furtlvely
5 -River.N V
8 Grating
7 Fell back
8 Time l*lod
9 -Mineo
10 Perform t 1 o.1ect1on
oevtoe
t 2 Aeehy
13 With toadllkl
Mlln
19 -profit
21 -and IMfher
23 On the bell
5 7
24 El<terlOf'
26 AUlllor
Begnold
27 Ofeam· Fr.
30 Danger
31 Relax• 33 P09'1mate 35 UM a needle
38 MediCel care 37 Incident
38 Bangs In
40 Chicken teed
41 Ttlet91or•
44 Type of
railln
4 7 Complained
48 E'ldlng tor
8 9 10
east or-I 50 Hurt
51 French rl\191'
52 "Nothing
could be -
than "
53 At well as
55 Bird'• abode
57 Melh
IHfciNS
59 Stupid one
61 Next to Sun
82 Equel IClOr•
64 Before now
85 Put on
12 13
P\tg 1n1o rite P,loJ
(lo\\Jttd \e(ll()fl IO ford
\tM(e\ l•Of'I eie<lr~O'I\
ond~IO
iclfWGOe" & l>C"'tn
HAMMER
TIME?
h!Qll"ftdcl"'t
WOil dot1f OrDUnO '"' ~ lool •rllt''O'
d1r.,.l'f0! ro •<'d o
pdCO'IJt"lt<
Ml!(llJI """"' -~"Cl"
8eturder, October 29, 1811
My1tlc Numbl'n: Mart Ch1sall. late
dlltlngulshed Uinttr· born arti.tt, in
1n Hrly Mlf•portrail, pvt himwlf
Mvt'n flngtn. In a Yiddish Nying.
doing 10methlng with MVl'n fingen
mHl\I doing It Wfll. Numbl'r 7,
lncidt'nl1lly, r.latn to Nt'ptunt, it
conaldel'l'd In many culturn to be
1plritual, 1ppeart In lhl' Bible more
than 1ny other numbtr. Eight it
regardH • a "Babylonian magic
number." Eightttn 11 rtgardH in
JudaitDI N very fortunatl'. Numbl'r 4
11 analh~ma to tht Jap•nne. Numbl'n
-faeclnat1n11
ARIES (March 21-Apnl IC!) You'l'l'
"r•lnM'd" from rtStncllons. prohib1 ·
hons. many of which wl'rl' 1n your
mind only Focus on Cl'lt'brahon. hu -
mor, good fortunf, addf'<I popularity
Short tnp puts cap on mission <Amini
1nvolvftt
TAURUS (Apnl 20·May 20) Tho.w
who thought you Wt'rl' "Iott" w11l bt'
dining on crow tonight You m•kt' tt·
markabl• comebac ... l'l'inl'lll' loet 1tl'm,
provl' ldNI att not only pract1c.il but
prollt1bll' Scorpio flgul'l'S prominently
GEMINI (May 21·Junl' 20) All
stops out -you'tt on roll' Cycl• high.
1ppl1uH ~lvf'd from pren. highu-
up1 T1kt' 1nit1afln , rt'ld and write,
communicatl' unlqul' propoNls. Mem·
her of oppoelt• IK'll wya. "Yo.u.'~.spe.·
cl11l''
CANCER (Junl' 21 ·July 22)· Rtttnl
changt tn "domntlc 11tuation" provn
btnl'lin1l. lnd111ldual who "mo.ns and
gro1n1" ls •imply pl1y1ng on your sym·
fHllhy. Strt11 nttt11lty for 1ndepend·
•ntt, prtvlC')'. Pikft ls l'l'p"'9tnted.
l£0 (July 23·Aug 22). Wish ful ·
filltd In "mysttnous" mannl'r Sttnano
highlights IKftts, clandt1tin• 1rrangt'·
mmts. -romantt thll miut bl' "kept qui·
et •• Emphaai1 on speculahon. timing,
ability to win fnt'nds, 1nnut'nC't PfOJ>ll'.
VlllCO (Aug 23-Stpt 22). Focus on
powrT, promohon, authority. guaranlft
regarding ltfll' houwhold products,
f>"OP""Y Family m•mbfr ded1rw, "We
mlllt h1n dhwtlon and got Ir' Counnt't
dining on tap ton ight ~lrctlvlty!
UUA (S.pt 23·0C1. 22): Long·
ranp ptotp«ts cl1rifled. Spocllght on
trtvtl. communication. cooperation
with ont In "for•l9n land " Taitt for
advtntu"' wlll bf Ntl•fltd. Arlft, •n·
othtt Llbran rigutt In dynamic 1ttnar·
lo.
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): Otcl·
.ion to m.ikl' lrwh start w11 co~ You
3aln fftpec1, grfftt'r independt'nC't' Fo
cut al1n on money In tterow. r.rund.
ttt0untln1 relalln1 to Inventory Wiit
Al11ton1hlp 1how1 marktd impron
mt'nt
SACITI'AIUUS (Nov U ·Otc 21)
Att•nt on revolvH •round homt, do·
mtttl( tltuttion. pro,_rty lnvt1tmtn1.
marri•g• httllt.ftl public r.lattons
lllOve l\llMo'" midlblllty Appniul rt'·
vMb ptoptny worth mo,. th•n anttC'J· ,-i.ct
CAPIUCOllN (DK. 22·J1n 19) Di·
v•nlfy. kffp option. e>JWn and pl•n•
flf<•IW.. You 111ftht M MYl"I, ., with
_.,.,., S.huday night ~Id M j\dt hb
th ~ com-nt l•"Of9bly on ap·
~. ~ 28, 1981 811
YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED!
THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA
~nol. f)f'rsonahty. humor CAm1n1 1n·
volvf'd
AQUARIUS (j.in 20·Ft'b 111 ) Ch•l -
l•ng• rs met Wtlh aplomb. t'l.m Prt'•lljtl.'
surgH upw.ard •s l'l'Sult Focus on crra·
11v1ty. stylt', vanrtv. phy~1cal •ttrachon
Through show of dl'll'rm1nat11•n. cour
.ag• you win ma,or ballll'
PISCES (Fl'b 19-March 201 t.•1n
ind1c•tl'd vi. m11t'!>tig.11ton. t·~plora11on
wnlll'n word Rom•nct' that h.id 8"'"'n
cold will bt' l'f1gn1tf'd lit' rt>Crpt1vt> to
bid for l't'("()ncih.thon V1~11 will plav
outst.inding roll' Warm•
IF OCTOBER 26 IS YOUR BIRTH·
DAY: You an> 1nll'nk paiss1on•ll" wn ·
hml'ntal. work wl'll wht'n pr1'$5Urt' t~
on, during cnsis Capricorn C•nct>r
~rsons play s1gniftc.in1 rol•s 1n your
lifl'. Cuf'rt'nt cyclt' t'mphas1z~ building.
arch11Ktun-, dH1gn, pubhc rl'l.r1ons,
pairtnush1p. mamag• If mur1f'd. tht'rr
rould be an addition 10 family Mur11'd
or smgl•. you'll bt mott •fllut'nl .ind
could be in businf'SS for younrlf Dur·
ing Novembl'r. matt'n1I pt"t'v1ously tt
jtttt'd will bt' t'nthus1ashc•lly aCC'f'ptf'd
Mol'l' money•
8unda1. Octobef 1:7, 1811
•
ml'nts S11ndlng in community h1gh -
hghtftt -show you ano ""pons1bll'
LIBRA (~pt. 2J.QC1 22). Push as1dt'
furs l'flating to status quo, trad111on
qut',llons conc-t'rning your own capa·
b1hllt's You'r• going to win through
display of mdl'pendl'n<T, courag•. 1nili-
•h11r, 1n111'nh111'nl'SS l.t'O n.opn.ownttd
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21 I lntu1 ·
hvt' inlt'lll'<'t provtdt'S "answl'rs." Focus
on tt<ach1ng, lurning, gain via unor·
thodo~ procC'durt's, m•thods You'll
show nont'wf'd 1ntr""I tn man11c arts,
including astrology Aquanus involvtd
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-DK 21 I
Divrrs1fy. start corrttpondt'nce with
onr who travt'IS. is bilingual EAoting
us1gnmt'nl l't'Sults from pairt1c1pai11on 1n
church. 50Cl.al affair ChKk lt>g.al docu·
ml'nts. •ppaittl <Amini plays roll'
CAPRICORN (Ot'c 22·Jan ICll
You'll •ncountl'r Taunis, lA<>. Scorpio
prrsonj with tht'W ltottl'rs. m1ll•ls hkt'I)
to apprar tn thrir namft D. M. V. Em·
ploymt'nl p1ctutt bnghtl'ns. lnd1v1dual
you h•lptd in past n-turns favor
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-ft'b 18) Wnt·
tl'n communication rl'prt>Hnts grttn
light to wrtlt' Ct't'atl', makl' 1mport•nl
chang" What begins as mild fl1rt•hon
Obwnatlona: Uinttr n1tlvn with could btcoml' "5t'rious" Bl' aruilytical.
much In common: tht wrillnp of rt'fuw to givl' up tomt'thing of valur
Nobel Prltt•wlnnlng Ctnttr author PISCES (Ft'b 19-March 20). Music
leuc ... htvla Slngtr end th• paint· l'f , . inp_of Ca.n~bom artJat Matt Ch.a· in your ,', • tonight. Family mt'mber
pll. Slnpr'1 itorin art peoplH by dKlaf'l"S. I fl"l'I '° mlK'h 1TtOrt' 91'<'\Jno.
ghoeta, dtvlls, lmpe. Ch.as-II'• p•lnt· bt'ing with you'" ?°urml't d ining fl'a·
lnp ftahu• people flylna through the tuttS fancy hon d Ot'UVl't'$. T.aurus, L1 -
1ir, olMft nHrly hlddt'n behind bra. Srorpio J>l'l"llOIU f1gutt promint'nl·
bwMe. tNft. lolh of lhnf C1nttr ly
llllmortata futurT mystid sm. Two IF OCTOBER 27 rs YOUR llRTH·
uncer ch.a•ploM limllar In itylt: DAY: You al'l' • natural h umanitarian.
latt Jack 0.-pwy and Mlkt T}'tOn. will fight wh•n C'1uw tJ right. You att
Caattr Hpltn, 1rti.ts and writtrtl romanhc, 1mpuls1vt', at timn act first
ARIES (March 21 ·Apnl 19) Rl'll· ind think l1tl'r You'l't' a 1urvlvor. pot·
Uvt conlldff, "I fttl u if lockt'd up and -unlv•nal appNI, will cravel more
I'm going to do eomt'th1ng about 111" than mo.st prnons, including ovtrwas
Offer IN, 1ympithy but don't bttomt Antt. Libra nallvt'I play kt'}' roln an
lnutrlcably lnvolvC'd Taurus, Lt'O, your lift' During Novl'mbl'r, -nario
Scorpio penons figutt in unusual ltt· highlights 11gnif1can1 changn. l'AC1hng
nario dlKOvttlt'I, varll'ty of uperltnctt
TAURUS (Apnl 20·May 20) Yov'll u tch btt1th!
l'nC'ounttr ~mini. Virgo, Sagltt•nus
~l'ION with thew ll'tltrs, 1nl1tal1 Hkl'ly
to 1p,_ar in their n•mn E. N. W fl·
nanclal picture bright, you INm nf op· Lftt Wt Foratt: upri<'Om MtlVft
ponunlty to lncmM lncom• pocenlial to ,.... • .,_, 1,..t and p.-nt):
CiMINI ( M1y 21 • Junt 20) Cyclt' Henry MUln, Hank CrHnbffa, llk h·
high, judgment and Intuition on 11rgt't. •rd NhtOft, C.O... Fol'fla ... , An
M1)or domtttlc ldjuatmt'nt nf<'ftMry I( CantM1', Suwfy Knf••, 9ttty Whitt,
h•rmony I• to bf rtttottd. A&fftment JM Frul•r. Cab Calloway, Xavltr
l'M<hed on Nit or purchue of 1rt objec:1, Cqaa. 1.L OonoNw •Ml Dolly p.,.
luxury ltl'm. Ubr1 Is lnvolvtd to•. 0.ri• NeYe•Mr, aa•y "°"'
CANClll (Jun• 21·July Ul What 111'4kr thlt .a,11 will M ftPWA.lly
you h.avt """ ... 111na COmft to p.a fortw.ute In .. twn of IP'ff'll•llo"
lnvolvt• f1mlly. lnvHtmenl, rap• •Ml ,..._9'ft, C•priC'Om fortwMtt
proch•m•nt with rTlatlv• who .,.Id t1••Mr i. I, Planet i. S.hltft, Mdlo11
wrona thlna II wron1 tlmt Rf<'On<ill•· ., ~ .. Ttnth How. N•-r·
lion tonlaht rtpn!llV\ta "awt<ttM9 end •• Caprla.ra lftdMd .... •tt dM to
light " IMll.e MtiMe .. .....-k ~-ts I•
UO ()Illy 2l·Au1 ll) Whit hap· OK.a~.
prnt beckltar C'OUld .,. m0tt 1t111lfi· AlllS (M•tth 21 ·April 19) Ota·
c.nt lhan wh.at b v!Mblt Sc.nerio fft· loS\M nlab bttwMn two f1mlly rMm·
'"'"" MC'l'ffy. clandHtlnl' mtttlng, ti.rt who 11111takl'nly (ttl they know
nttt111it7 for dl«retlon Jo1 111lnglt• wMt JOU thou.kl do with your II,. "'
with r1•l Capricorn Ill '" prom I· .. ,\lllfd, not ton(IMfd Tnp plan will w
ntntly. ftlri'Wd th""4h ct..pi. oppo11tton
VllCO (A ... 2J.S.,C ll) You'll W TAU.US (April 20·M~ 20) Alltn
flni.Md Witt\ ow"""°" foollth In nnt ltol\ .... otvet u ound ttllllYft, homt. fl'-.• ..,.... .. .., 'IM, am>unllna ""'°'~IC Niu.ttmtf\t St~y AMt p~u,.., tu and h~nM N1Ulrt· ~for 'lllUll>M hint. • dlpl<>flltt·
•
1c but do not atMlndon basic pnnc1pll'S
Mon•y p1ctun.o will bnp;hll'n
GEMINI (M•y 21 ·Junl' 20! Rt'lu~
to bt d1scouragtd bv d•l•v -1t s t•m-
porary Outl1nt' boundu1t'S, dt'lint'
lt'rms, strHmline pN<"C'<iurt'tl Mont'\
th.11 WU w1thhtld will bt rt'IHW'd this
wttk P1scH f1gur\'S 1n ~nano
CANCER (Junl' 21 ·July 221 Somt'·
onl' wavf'd rtd flag 1n front of you
Ch•lll'ngt' acct'ptl'd. dudlinl' mt'I. f1 ·
nanc1o1I rt'ward tops ag•nda F1ght1nR
spirit 1mpl't'tl$ft, g;11ns lldm11'f~ anJ al
hf'S Capncom plays m•tor rc.>lt'
LEO (Julv 23·Aug 221 Strns uni·
llt'n.ahty. gain wtdH aud11'nct' rl'.ch
txoyond prl'VIOU5 l'Apt'Ctat1ons 'OU
might bt askl'd to appt'u bt-forr thr
mf'd1• AC'('l'nl •howmansh1p. gh1mour
1ntngut'. my1t•ry Ann involvf'd
VltlltCO (Aug 23·~pc 22) High-
light 1ndrpt'ndt'nc1', o riginality fresh
stut 1n nrw d1rKhon Many of your
fondnt asp1nllons fulf1llf'd -tonight
11 thl' night Lro, Aquanu.s prnons will
play m••n1ngful roln
LIBRA (~pt 23·0ct 221 h•u II
wa._t up" with •nswl'r Emphas1• on
1ntu1h111' 1ntl'llKt. trach1ng •nd lrarn ·
1ng. psychology and astrolog)' Rl'un1on
with family mrmbtr topprd by gourmt't
dining Aquanan t"t'prrwntf'd
SCORPIO (Oc-1 2..l-Nov 21) D111tr
sdy rmph••11t' humor, Opt'r1mrnt.a ·
hon, intl'llKtual cun0511Y Sttnano fea·
turt"'I f'<luohon. travrt. rommun1catwn
You won't bf st•nding sttll' "Cemin1.
S.g111u1u1 prl'Mln1 pl.a) dynamic m lH
SAGITTARIUS (Nov l2·DK 21 I
What apf)f'ars to be ro.tdbloc._ will be
tnn•fonnf'd into st•pp1~s1onr Pu111 ..
ron«minp; mon•y acrounllng. 1nvt'n ·
tory will bl' S.)fvf'd bv 11 pm Tauru'
Srorp10 prrtnns t"t'prt'l4rntf'<I
CAPRICORN (DK 22·1•n l'H You
rm•rg• from t'mot1onal tht'll Sttnanu
h1ghllghh public apJ!"aran<'n cnod11
th•t hold bttn w1thhl'ld Spochght al9<1
on rommun1cat1011 fhrta11on, gain via
wnttl'n wont. mantal status
AQUARIUS (Ian 20·fl'b Ill!
Hom• b.aM' 'looks dtffl'l'l'nl Focus l•n
!'fmodl'hng, rrnovatton pou1bl• ac-qu1
••hon of musical in5trument l:mplov
ml'nl p1ctuno sh<>w• markf'<I 1mpM11t' ·
m•nt lovl' rt'lation1h1p 11 back on
trac._
PISCES (Ft'b JQ.March 20) You·,.
bound to htar 1h1s romml'nt "I nrvtr
knt'w you Wl'l'l' '°good at kttp1ng •IC'·
Cl'l't!" Focus on c~ndHtint' lt'lattonshlp.
po111lbl• pan lc1pallon In mtdla pro,c'<'1
Annthtr Pl"'" 1nvol11t'd
IF OCTOIElt 29 IS YOUR llllllTH·
DAY; Yov •l'l' an onglnal thin kn dy
namlc, lltubborn, lll'nausl, M'ntimentel,
crtalln Fath•r hid mor. lnrtul'ntt
thin did m<Mhtr ~. Aqu1nut ptnon1
play •lgnlfiant rolft 1n your llC• Many
pt'nons cla1n1 you '"' controvl'ralal,
~lk'c* In tNth, you .,. •nth~.
willln& 10 •h•tt thousllu. op1n1on1,
pi.nt Ye>u cioft•t always do 11111 In ••qui•
.t manner" M•,or ._.IC tdjule111•nt
tak .. pl.-. l.n NO¥\'fllb.r,
1ftee1 epenealve•
•(WI Ml II*' 11111 !IOI l'liOfl
In prlc•: r•••onebl•. ==. llL
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lacocca urges U.S. to establish limits for Japane e imports
THE '92 MITSUBISlllS
ARE HEREI
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3000 GT'S
ECLIPSES MITSUBISHI
"'4\)f 1r;·,
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Mr. lacocxa would sugest restrictJng the
~ cl Atneric.an consumers.''
1aoocxa's comments came during the
dedication of the S1 billion Ch~ Tedmol~ Center north ol Detroit.
Germans call Saab 9000
'envirovnmentally friendly'
in medic award citation
The Saab 9000 Turbo has been voted the most "environ-
mentally friendly" car in its price class by the Cierman medical
journal Status.
"We are particularly deliWlted and proud to accept this sig-
nificant award," commentea David J. Herman, president an(j
chief executive officer of Saab.
"It is extremely gratif):'ing to know that Germany's physicians
have recognized Saab s long-standing tradition of designing
cars that snow respect for our precious environment."
Status is the largest medical journal in Germany and its au-
dience includes dOctors and pharmacists. This is the first time
the publication has invited its readers to vote in its competi-
tion for the environmental car award.
With its lightweight and compact four-cylinder engines -
which are both powerful and efficient -Saab has been a pio-
neer in combining the best possible performance with low
emissions and responsi ble fuel econopiy.
NEW AUTO GUIDE Show spotlights
autos priced
under· $10,000 Acura
HUNTINGTON IEACH ACURA
You Elcpect. .. We Oel1Vet1
19131 Baach Bl 405 & PCH l()0.96..ACUllA; 842-0095
NORM REMS COASTAi.. ACUllA
Super Pnces. Soper Selection
Hart>of Blvd @ 405 Fwy, Costa Mesa 979·2500
TUSTIN ACUllA
WE WANT TO BE #1 AGAJN IN 19911 YOU'LL SAVE MOREi
5 Freeway@ ~e 71...,669·9900
Alfa Romeo
lfACH IWORTS
So Cal's lelding Alta dlr for 17 conseeullVe yem
Alta Romeo, Sub, Masem -Sales, semce, leasing
848 Dow SL, Newpolt 8eacil 71~52.otOO
CRMER IMW
Excellent setection ol new & C81efully
~ BMWs alWays In stock.
Siles. Service. LeaSlnll
Ed1noer at 55 Fmway, Santa Ana Auto Man 135-3171,
SADOlUACK IMW
45 Olllleld
INine 380-1200
STIRUNG MOTORS LTD.
ExcJustve BMW Dealer. Sales • Service • leaslno
1540 Jamboree. Newport Beach. 6•().4'44
Buicl<
NABERS IUICIC/CADIUAC
Sales • Leasing • Service
2600 Harbor Blvd , CostJ Mesa 71'/54().9100
llfASON IUICK CO.
909 No Grand Ave. Santa Ana
S..7-9111
Cadillac
AU.EN CADIUAC
# 1 In Orange County
San Dieoo Freeway at Avery, LJQuna NIQoet 582·C>a00
MCLEAN CADILLAC STERLING
Since 1939
Tustin Auto Center 71._,7 31-0990.
NABERS CADIUAC/IUICK
Sales • Service • Leasing
2600 Haltlor Blvd. Costa Mesa 7 U JS..0.9100
Chevrolet
AU.EN ICAHf CHEVROLET
New & Used
7600 We51mlnsler Bl. Westminster 1 Block West
of Beach Btvd 89'-8333
CONNELL CHEVROlET
Sales • Service • Leasing • Parts
2828 Hart>or Blvd., Costa Mesa 646· 1200
DELILLO CHEVROLET • GEO
Quality Sales & Service "The Nicest People in Town"
18211 Beach Bl . Hunt. Sch IA7·6087
JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROlET
21 AIAo Center Or .. lrvtne 768-7222
Chrysler Plymouth
ATW CHmllR.f'lYMOUTH
Complete Body Shop 111<1 Serviee
Sales. Service. PW-Open 6 Days
2929 Harbor Bl • Costa Mesa
3 Biles S of San Diego Frwy olf Hllbof BIYd 546-193•
GUAltANTY CHEVROlET/GfO
711 E 17th St, Sanla AN
973-17H
HUNTINGTON RACH CHRYSlH l'lYMO\mf
16661 Belch Bl. IM6lglon Beach
6 11*' So. of 405 Fwy M2-0631
MEISTtR CHRV'SUR·l'lYMOUTM
1' Aulo Ctr Or, IMne 761·7100
SANTA NIA CHRYSUlt/ISUZU
1405 AIAo Min Or., Santa Ana
M1-4471
Da1hatsu
ATW DAIHATIU
2929 Hart>or Blvd , Costa Mm.
3 Blocks So. of 405 Pfiy. '""19U
Dodge
HofrMe Tuttle DodQe
40 AIAo ~ Or, JrVfne .....
HUNTINGTON lfACH 000(1f
I 1 VA/4 CONVERSION HEABOUAATERS
16555 Beach 8lvd , H 0
112 mile Solllfl of lht 405 Fnewl'( (11•) U7·6SU.
TUSTIN OOOGf
40 /.AJilJ C.. °'1w. Tustin
7»4600
Fo1d
TtD JONU PCM>
8211 k lCh M . ~ Plltc
121·3110
JOI MACPHUIOH FOtO
2 NA/J Cenlef DIM, TUllln
132-1300
•
lllEOOORE ROlllNS FORD
2060 Hart>of BIVd .. Costa Mesa. ~2-0010
TtRRV YORK FORD
Sales • Serviee • Leasing • Parts • Body Repair
18255 Beach Blvd, Hunt Bch 8•2-6411
GMC Trucks
Au.EN GMC TRUCICS
# 1 In Or1nge Couniy
San Diego Fwy at Avery, Laouna Niguel 582-0SOO
MCLEAN GMC TRUCK AND PONT\AC CADILLAC
Since 1939
Tustin Auto Center 7141731-0990
UNMRSITY GMCJOlOSIPOHTIAC
2480 Harbor 8lvd . CostJ Mesa 71415A04891
lnfin1t1
HARIOW INRNfT1
Sales • wsino • SeMce 2888 Hart>or 8lvd Com Mesa
'h Mile S. ol 405 Fwy 71~•1-1*
Honda
, P£N$KI HONDA
SALES * ~ERVICE * LEASING
13750 Beach BIVd . Wmmmster 71...,537-7777
llAY FLADEIOE HONDA
Sales • Service • Leasing • Parts • Body Repair
lriine AU1o Center 71•·830-7 600
ROGER MILLER HONDA
Sales. Sm1ce, Discounts
19232 Beach Blvd , Huntington Beach 963-1969
HONDA SANTA ANA
2114 E First St, Santa Ana
547.3555
UNIVERSITY HONDA
2 860 Hart>or BIVd . c M
640-0713
Isuzu
llAY Fl.ADEIOE ISUZU
Siles • Service • leasing • Parts • Body Repair
IMne Auto Center 7U-t30.7000
Jaguar
IAUEA JAGUAR
2001 South MancheSler Ave Anaheim
971-2002
llAY FlADEIOE JAGUAR
Sales • SeMCe • LeaS1no • Parts • Body Repair
Irvine Auto Center 130. 7000
NEWPORT IMPORTS
3000 w Coast Hwy . Newport Beacn
722-4000
Jeep
HUNTINGTON JEEf' EAGLE
16751 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach
U1·3999
OllA.NGE COAST JUP EAGLE
25?4' HartJor Blvd • Com Mm
549-8023
JEEP EAGLE OF SANTA ANA
fl 1 Customer Satisf1ctlon
55 Fwy.@ Edinget 714'561-0100
Lexus
WCUS OF WHTMINml
In Ille Hea11 Of (qnoe Coooty
Available for immediate Delivery!
22 Fwy at Stach BIYd 71..,892·6906; 213/566-3811
TUmN LfXUS
Wot1d's First And Largest Dealer
TUSl!n AJAo Center (714) MA-'IOO
Lincoln Mercury
IEACH UNCOlH·M£RCUllY
1 &800 Beach Bl • Huntington Beaeh
3 Btoctcs So of San Diego (wy «1·7739
J0+4NSON l SON UNCOlH-MEltCURY
Sales, SeNice & Leasing
2626 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa 71415'0-5630
llAY FLADEIOE UNCOLN·MERCUllY
Sales • Service • lea.sing • Parts • Body Repair
Irvine A1110 Cert1er 71•·130.7000
SANTA NIA UNCOlN·MEACURV
In Orange COIJll!y &loee 1968
28 Auto Center Or. Tus1Jn, 5 Fwy ® Jamboree 144-3111
Mazda
MACH MAZDA
17 331 Beach Blvd , tVillngton 8.ach
2 mt locAll Of 405 fwy 71•·M2-6666
CAMNCLL MAZDA
1425 w Bakef, CostJ Mesa ua.u~
MVIO J, PHIUJn MAZDA
~ twnly stNlce silc• 1988 • Sales, SeMce
S Frwy (<. Mei.. UQIN Hlllt H7·2•00
llf\llHI MAZDA
l.Ml)l5' °'* In 1fle "*"' . Ult • ~ ~ Al*> C4l'ller NS-ffOO
MAmANW Of MNA f'AAte
8700 MancheSllr Avt , Bun PlllC
739-AOOO
Mercedes
FIANK'S MOTORCAllS
23663 Rock1leld, El Toro
137·3600
HOUSE OF IMPOR'n
6862 Manchester Ave,, Buena Parle
523·7250
Mercury
M1tsub1sh1
HARtOI MITSUllSHI
Sales • LeasJno • Am • Patts • $eMU
2833 Hart>or Blvd, Costa Mesa (71•) ~9'
PERFORMANCE MITSUllSMI
19202 Baell Bl. ...... 8ch. 96t-02»: 1-IOCMOCM961
Nissan
CAM'9EU NISSAN/HUNTINGTON IEACH
18835 Stach 8lvd . Huntingtoo Beach
IA2-7781; 54~2
HOLMES nmu CLICK NISSAN
2845 Hart>or Siva., CostJ Mesa
54°"6410
SANTA ANA NISSAN INC.
2001 E 17th St , Santa Ana
558-7811
TUSTIN NISSAN
'Trust in Tustin" N1snn
30 Auto Center Of • Tustin Auto Center 669-1212
LEW WH8 llMNE NISSAN
44 Auto Center Olive. lrvlne
951-7575
Oldsmobile
AU.EN OlDSMOlllf
# 1 tn DooQe Cou1ty
San Diego Freeway a1 Avery, l.aQuna Niouet 582-0800
IEACH OlDSMOllLE
17 331 Btxh BIVd,, Hl#'Clngton Bexh
2 ITl1 Sou1ll of 405 fwy. 7144'2~
JOE MACPHERSON OlOSMOllU
2345 N GrJnd Ave , Santa Ana
542·1111
UNMRSITY OU>SMOllU • GMC TIUCK
2850 Hart>or Blvd . Com Me~
M().96'0
Pontiac
DAVID J. PHIWPS PONTIAC
Ovallly family service since 1968 • Sales, SeNlce
Lag. Hills. s twy. @ Alicia 137·2..00
MCLEAN PONTIAC · GMC TRUCK
Tllstln Auto Center 7U/731.()990
Porsche
NEWf'OftT NtrO CENTD
'45 E. Coast Hwy., Newport Baell
673~
Saab
Saturn
&AMIN OF IAHYA AHA
1350 AAAo M1I Or •• Sll'1ta N.a
152·U32
Suzuki
IOI LOHGPflf IUZUIO
Now lrnmedin DtMrt Al Models
In Westminster, 13600 Btldl SW 17'4) t t2...a1
Toyota
TO't'OTAIVOlVO OF CO$TA Mu.A
1968 Hart>or BlVcS., Com Mui
722·2000
JOI MACPHERSOtof TOYOTA
44 Aulo Cenltr OrM, TusUn
132·31H
8'U. MAXlY TOYOTA
Parts Open 9-3 Salurdly
18881 Stach 8lvd , HunllnQtOn Beach M74W
ILMORI TOYOTA
How Swell n ISi Sllta • SeMct • P1111 * l llllng 15300 Buell, Westmnltef 19'·»12
llW Wiii llYM TOYOTA 30 ~ CtlW OM, nine
766.o.te
V 1)1J. '>WOCJ1 n
MY MOaOI YOUCIWMel
S.... • WU10 • SeMct • PW • Wt "-!MN,. c... 14~1-
IOUTH COUHrf MOTOtll
18711 lluch BM! .. H8 1'2·2000
A wide selection of sedans, con-
vertibl es and sports cars prized
under S 10,000 are among the
auto industry's exciting all-new 1992
models making their debuts at th e sev-
enth annual long Beach International
Auto Show, running Nov. 27 through
Dec. 1 at the long Beach Convention
Center.
The exciting selection of affordable
models at Southern California's first new
car show of the year offers more than
just top fuel economy. Many auto mak-
ers have included driver's-side air bags,
air conditioning, ANJFM stereos auto-
matic transmissions and many other ac-
cessories.
Chrysler's Dodge Shadow and Ply-
mouth Sundance America two-door
models are priced under $8,000, with
fo ur-door, five-passenger sedans some-
what more. Alf have powerful engines
and standard driver 's side air bags. Four-
door models also have left-side remote
mirror, reclining front, fold-down rear
seats, power brakes and even air condi-
tioning and automatic transmission for
under $10,000.
Ford Escort's base price is a tad more
than $8,000, and lX models with up-
graded interiors and MNFM stereos
somewhat higher. Models include two-
door, four-door, hatchbacks and wagons.
Mercury Tracer is priced a notch above
Escort and comes with tinted glass, MN
FM stereo, reclining front ancf split-fold
rear seats with heat i:f ucts.
Mazda 323 models check in with base
prices from $7,000 to $8,000 sporting
features like five-s~ manual transmis-
sion, rear window defogger, center con-
sole and locking glove compartment
The new Honda Civic for 1992 has four
models under S 10,000, all powered by a
1.5-liter, 16-valve engine with rear win-
dow defogger and driver's side air bag
all standar([
A convertibl e making the list of 1992
under $10,000 is the Geo Metro LSi.
Chevrolet has incorporated a driver's
side air bag and the smallest engine sold
in the United States - a one-lifer, three-
cylinder job that gets better than 40
mpg. Several other Metro models start
around $7,000.
Introduced for the first time in 1990,
GM 's Saturn sedan is available for just
over $8,000. MNFM radio, rear window
defroster and a fuel-injected four-
cylinder engine capable of doing zero to
60 In 12.t seconds with manual gear
box are standard equipment. Nissan's af-
fordable entry is the Sentra two and
four-door models. Power is supplied by
a OOHC 1.6-liter engine rated at 110
horsepower.
Toyota's modest-priced cars include
Tercel, starting around $7,000, and
Paseo, introduced last year and priced
just below $10,000. Tercel's two-door is
equipped with a standard four-speed
manual transmission and adjustable re· '
dining front bucket seats. The sporty
Paseo f ea tu res a five-speed manual gear
box, tinted glass, dual remote mirrors,
full wheel covers and door arm rests.
Another model In the affordable dass
to be displayed at Long Beach is the
Volkswagen Fox, available in four and
nve-speid transmissions.
DON'T ..
A .....
WEAR YOUR LIFE JACKET
HA1'()NA&. W li ID'flHO C10UHC1C INCJ\Jj ~ OUMO '
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The Most Complete Real Estate Guide in the Area
Cover Home Presented By
Howard Lawson of
The Prudential Newport Realty
See Page 16 For More Information
Advertising Supplement Vol.13, No.38 Oci. 26,1991
INDEX
Covw.PrudentlalN.wport
02. Map
03. The Oat.bout Aaodatlon
04. Valentfne Properties
05. The Real btat9n
06. ltemax
'11. bmCIX oe. Koops
09. Ron ,...
lO. Coast Newport n. Coast N9wport
12. Coast NewpcM't
13. Coast Newport
14. Coaat Newport
\5. Prudentkll NewpcM't
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11. Prud1ntlol Colffomla
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NEW LISTING
JUST REDUCED!
,..,. ms an ... .,..
lllcreclble 8 bedroom, 61h bdl estate. Security
gated, pro1esslonalty landsca~ court.
pulllng green, custom pool, grotto & watertall.
umm ..... ,..
Bayfrort custom home with on Ille coast T olally
remodeled lnCI decorated • 5 BR, maid's room.
famly room. den, UMty. Boat dock lnCI side tie '> ldd a 55' yactt Also tor lease $13,000 mo
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~ 4 BR. 3'h BA well built custom COllllry
FfWlCl'I home. Recenlly decorlled ~ open CW1bY ldlthen, hlrdwood flooc'a. slk dr1pes. and cumn wa1 CMfilgs. custom landscapklQ and It· alan tne m. lourtU1. nuti morel ....... ... .•.•
BeaulN pc1c1Hf-ownershlp otllce bldg. Own« wl1I
consider 1rade lor resldenllal property. Located ,_.Hoag Hospllal. Assumable loan.
P!Lt~ home In Big !Woo41.P.
cuklHac. Urae lot over 13.000 sq.fl New
Clllllt, ri'Tored walls. This home has much
• ~. SEUER SIU CARRY 2nd T.O. lor
Qulllfted tiuyer . ............. ··-eeo-t 5 BR + family rm. 3 BA. Free-standing
home, beautMy upgraded. Wll trade lor smaller
local.
"llA'flm'' all.. ...
LIVbh 3 BR, 3 BA view Of1ef1ted lulQlly condo.
Gm doti>le door entry, bfeakfast nook. expan-
sive canopy window In lvlng room. Ill with gor-
geocJS tmllrla ocean views.
IAftBI 1mM:E .....
loclllld along lie Upper Back Bay In securtly
-~Terrace. Two BR. 2 BA with many amdies. l!JIPJ!UI!! with~
Ill view. Coonlnlllld drapes Ind wd ~
irft':~ d~ Lk»~
Newport's mo1\ prestigious high rise
condor'nkUlls localed on the bay. · ~ ptpfWly home In ~
.. upgr1ded nt remodeled. Exn llfge yard
wlltl room lor RV nl lldrl partdng. Mollvlled.
llmBllf .......
Offered at land vatuel Exciuslve residenllal C01111U11Y.
Private beach access. Al>PfOxlmatelY 2000 sq.ft
home that needs creative ltlenlion. 1. second ltOIY
woold offer wondel1UI riew. A Ofeal locltlon.
Lwm"plan. 3 BR. 21h BA.~
landscaped. Ideal for Mtertalning il-doors and out
Quiet cut-de-sac. Golf course locJtlon
LmPSdDllA J!I!• Two bedroom. 2 bait! plus lndooc "'-
Spectacular ~ and ocean ~walel1rolt Mng II rs best. ___ ........
Ave BR, 3'h BA. woodet1ul Wge home wllh I
beaullful pool and spa. 1 astefully decoodld.
Df'lmatic IMng room and entry
llm PBllllllA ~ Premier bayfronl location Maonlficent bayvlew bt-
IUlltuly decorated 2 BA. 2 BA condoorim.
w~ dist.Re to ooean. Boat s11p Mlllble.
---sm,m Enjoy fabulous City lights and mourain views
from this 4 BR, 3 BA Lautremont In Hllt>or Ridge . Located on a cul-<le·sac and beaUtltully upgrlded.
AalOLUTILY OUTSTANDING
CONDOI 2 cho~rooms, ~ full baths, upgraded c:orpe, loob greenl>elf ond com·
munity tpa, e»ntrol air, larae living area1 «r-t·
....cf patio, 2 cor attOcheJ gamge, encs unit.
Seller anidoos, moke offer $133,500
CHARMING 2 9D CONDO Quiet Woodsy
compta. Pfush while carpet, frplc, lorge sun!"y
master suite. End unit. Asking $169,900
5 YIAlt OLD IASTSIDE EXEC HOMll 4
bedrooms, 3 full boths, spo in moster bath. Is·
land kitchen. Two frpla, Spanish tile roof. Cul·
de·soc. P.riced $20,000 below approisol. Must sell, asking $339,000
JUST lllDUCIDI Model perfed townhome.
New oolt cabinets, c:mpet oak wet bar, private
patio. A great starter at only S 153,000
NEW umNG Minutes from beach, country atmos~, remodeled kitchen & both with
jocunr tvb. R.V. access 7,350 sq. ft. lot. Owner
moving, submit offer $204 ,500
BUT PltlCID HOME In desiroble Mesa
Verde Inner clrde. ~par\ling pool in secluded
back yard: 3BR, 28.A. large living room with
frplc. Over 1760 sq. ft. for • $288,000
TUmN CONDO FHA APPROVED! 2BR, 2
story, moYe·ln condition! New blinds, carpet &
point throughout. Make offer, owner anxious. s 13'4,900
HUNnNGTON IEAat Excellent over 55
community. Well maintained, secure comolex.
1 BR UM With new appliances & paint. con for
m0f9 info. Asking $53,000
STAD'D HOMI -4BR 1.58A beautiful rear
yord, kol pond, close to SCP, schools, prjced at
$199,900
3 BIDROOM HAUcnsr HOME With
beautiful blaclt bottom pool. Upgraded & reodv
to mows Into. A steal at $229,000
llYINI Six yr new condo, 2 lrg BRs, l .75BA, fo in living room, lrg dining area, 1 attach gar, & 1 cowired corporf. Over 1300 sq. ft. Asking
$207,000
YOU CAN APPORD NIWPORT BIACHI Ocean bteeus, pen belt, bike 1
mile to beodi, off bWd sonduory. 3BR, 2.58o
townhotne. $197,900
FOUR 8L TWO IA On 11000 plus s.f. lot.
Over SaoK In recent upgl'Odes. New baths,
YOuhed ceilings, slcy(lghts, and much more. Of.
Md at $385,000
-SANTA~ 3 MpOtON--. plau. In gooCf
rental area, well kept units. With ~ J(!W YO·
cancy. Aslting $398,000/eoch
NIW ON MARKITI '48R new kitchen, new
roof, tpa, ~ tot, 2 car goroge. Plus cotpOft
for extra pai4dng. Shows neat & cleon.
$238,000
ORIGINAL OWNIRI Move in condition
"4BR, 2BA home. Beautifvl yards dose to
Church, schools & shopping. Pride of ownership.
$239,500
OWNER DESPERATELY WANTS OUT
Duplex with "4BR, 2BA & 28R, 1 BA eoch with pri·
vote yard, rental income is over $2000. Don't
miss this, Asking $279 ,000
3 BEDROOM HOME WITH ROOM TO
IUILD ANOTHER UNIT live in one & rent
the 2nd. Asking S215,000
FOUNTAIN VALLEY Lorge "4BR, 2.5BA
family site townhouse with over 1800 sq. ft. Ex-
cellent location. Nice yord & at1oched garo_Qe_. -S21~~
2BIJ21A CONDO In great location. Run-
ning spriis and Iota of greenery throughout the complex! nside foundry. lower unit·split level.
Two car detached gamge. lowest price in ~om·
plexll S 159,000
DREAM COME TRUE Country charmer 3
large BR, remodeled kitchen and both, stroll to par\ $21-4,900
VllWS OF THI OCEAN AND BLUFFS
With an air of country charm. 3BR remodeled
kitchen, remodeled bath, wood burning f!,.pk>ce
with hearth,~ with redwood decking, std to
the park. large 7,920 sf lot. Close to the beach
and cool ocean air. Only $27.0,000
COUNTlrr CHARMER Beoutiful home In o
noturol .etting1 located near st-q>J>ing ~r,
recreation ones woods, 3 la~ BR remoeleled
kitchen, large 7,200 sq. ft. lot. Stroll to the~.
close to the beach & cool ocean air, only
$207,500
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY ONLY
38R 2131 ~ "• O.M. , ... $207.SOO
p.s 28A 1'I w .... ,., a.y, C.M, ,... $151,000
SUllDAY ONLY
P4 38A 17 SUndlnce. NJI. 11:3CM 1197,IOO
28R M7 W..,,, l.J\.C.M. ,... l1et,000
S 48A 23111 ,_.... °'~ C.M. 1~ SZM.000
--.. 24042 U¥er a.y moro 1=4 cnuoo
38R 11111.._,.., WWII••--,,.. 117',IOO
SATURDAY AllD 8UllDAY
s ... .. Qrollllia Pt, CM. ,... S2'1'0.000
... 119'cnw. .... CM. 1... 111•.IOO
MISSION VIEJO View, Charm & Newl This
3BR, 2.SBA has it all. Sunset view from living
room & family room. Walk to the lake and ()nly
4 yrs old. Yoo can't beot this $239,000
38R ATRIUM HOME Vaulted beamed ceil·
ings, up to date deco. Ughting, skylights, lots of
extras. Asking $239,900
NEWPORT BEACH High securify comm unity
2BR, 2BA w/pool, spa, souno, weight rm Ban-
quet facilities. Very cl eon. S 189, 900
LOTS OF POTENTIAL 3BR, l .5BA in o nice
quiet neighborhood. Nicely fond.scoped home.
Private back yord well suited for B.B.Q.'s/porties.
With o little T.l.C. & elbow grease this home
could be a real chonner. Moke on offer s 180,000
ANAHEIM 3BR, 2BA super condition. large
bedrooms, new carpet, new point, new window
coverings, R.V. access, ond more . S 189,000
WISTMINmR This is the onel Comfortable
3 bd home in o family neighborhood. Decaro·
tlve wallpaper in kitchen/bathroom. Choir railing
throughout lcitchen & living room. Hurry · re·
cently appraised thousands over list J>rice. Just reduced to s 176,500
EASTSIDE COnAGE Beoutifully refurbished
inside & out. 2BR, 1 BA all new kitchen, hord·
wood Roors, crown molding, Ip, lorge Whirlpool
tub, new drivewoy & londscaping. Asking $279,900
COSTA MESA First time on moncet. Quitst
cul·de·soc. 3 or -4 BR & FR. Two fireplaces, hardwood floors, walk to s.chools & shopping
center. Plus lots more. Only S231;ooo
SELLERS HAVE PURCHASED AN·
OTHER And wont to sell now. This condo hos
two separote moster bedrooms, attached go·
roge, excellent location. S 179,900
SANTA ANA Must seel 2BR, 1 BA cozy storter
home, newly pointed interior & ex1erior, hard· wood floors, 3 car garage, R.V. access, comer lot. Mrs. C1eon liYes here. Asking S 185,000
OCEANSIDE RUSTIC TRANQUlun11
Ocean & Canyon view on 2 .3 00'9$. Room for
4 lorge lots. Existing house on 1 lot. $500,000
IL TORO Forget about the price, look at these
tennsl 3BR, 21lA home, large yord..t enclosed
patio. Owner will carry 1st T.D. with '°" down, or leose w/option to buy Sl0,000 down.
SiSOO/mo ..mtt S'400 .-quity OCCNOI. Aslcioa. $215,000
SANTA ANA 3 •DIM On cvl..0.-soc, large
fomlly room with flreplac9, family kitchen with
eating a...o, otlting s 1 79 I 900
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llWIS LOU YOUI GAIN $179,900
This 2 master suite townhome baa everything. Oood lo-
cation, super complex (only 4 units) all end units. Fire-
place, 2~ baths, laundly, skylights, oak cabinets throug-
hout, large private patio, attached 2 car aar-ge. Call for
your showing. Ask foT ...
COWGE PARK $269,IOO
Cambridge Estates residence. 3 BR. 2 BA Double fir·
eplace model. Approx 1566 sq ft. Lot's talk kitchens:
Breakfast bar, micnxoYection oven, beautiful custom
oat cabinets. Upgrades throughout. Both baths, furnace/
A/C roof, French door slider. Wonderful yard with fruit
trees. Ask for... ·
•
COSTA MESA
DON'J II ICMIO IY 1111 LOW PltCI
$1ff,to0
Partnership diuolviog 10 spccl.I opportunity to
purchase this quality tPwnhome with double car
Pfl&e· Prime Peoiridp CoYe. 2 car garage.
OuJct interior location. new plush carpet. Ask
for... MAJON1 90LDIN
NIWll UNfT $164,900
2 BR, 2~ BA. end un it, deck, FP, ram. rm, 2
car c:uagc. Priced to sell. Ask for ...
ED VAN DEN IOSSCHE
SO. COAST PWA $179,900
Twnhmc in shady setting. Large J BR 2 BA w/
attached garage & lots or amenities. Ask for ...
CONNIE CORN
OWNER SAYS, SEU NOW $208,900
IC you want Newport Beach, thi.s is the best. ~llcnt complex and walk 10 the bcoch. This
2 BR unit is very open. New Ocrbcr carpet,
l:ir&c p111io, 2 car garage. Re11t.ly for new
owners. Ask for ...
DAVID COOPER x242
WON'T WT $240,000
The best Eastsidc condo! Vaulted ceiling in
Jiving rm & both master bdrms. NC. lrgc patio.
Popular Dack Bay Loop community w/pool &
spa. Ask for ...
PATIY NESlfT
COlLEOE PARK BEAUTY $259,900
J OR, 2 BA, light & airy upgraded home. L.lrgc
101 \\ilh new roof, carpel. tile. paint, etc. Shows
well. A>k for.
UVCHUCK JONIS
EVERY WOMAN'S DREAM KfTCHEN $275,000
Enjoy cooking in lhis delightful, new bu1IH11
kuchen with self deaning O\'Cn and pJnll').
We'll 1hrQW in the J bdrms. ~l1l11c~. >pJ, and
h:irdwood Ooors. Ask for ...
RUSTY GUltmtER (x 217)
OPEN SATURDAY 1-4, 2241 ORANGE AVE.
FABULOUS LOCATION $289,000
OUTSTANDING 3 OR n, BA hom.; wl
remodeled kitchen, wood shutters & lrgc ynl.
Great Ooor plan & priced 10 \di. For fl\I
~howing, A~k for ...
llU • DONNA WHSTH
MAKE AU OFFERS $315,900
Incredible (hke brand new) darling J OR & big
(amily room located on pic1urc·pcrfcc1
cul-dc·sJC. Walk-in pantry, gJrdcn window.
firepl:tcc , big attached garasc. Retiring sellers
:ire highly motivated! Ask for ...
IOllN ftNCH
SLEEK 6 MODERN $335,000
R«enlly reduced, this Mes.a Verde home is
completely upgraded! Contemporary J BR. I y,
BA. II i~ •.vhitc & bright w/ncw grey carpels,
brca1h11king "Euro style" kitchen w/Conan
"Gr.anitc .. counters. new applianc.:s 4. Ooating
10' wide bay window. Other extra~ include: AJC.
newer roof, prof. laodxapin& & lrg yard!
Submit 111 ofTcrs!! Ask for ...
JACKIE HANDLEMAH/CINDY HANDLEMAH
MESA VEIDI GOU COURSE $499,900
Great property on 16th hole of MV Country
Club .. Priced at practically lot value, this
sprawling 4 bdrm., 2~ bath r1nch style home is
the best buy on market! Opportunity knocks!
Ask for ...
ANNE McCASLAHD
E'SIDE • COSTA MESA
WTSIOE CONDO-NEW PltCE $209,900
Extraordinary .J BR.NBA. Juu move-In and
enjoy. Seller says matte an offer! Quiet locntion
& patio. Aslc for ...
W RODGERS
® 111••111m ., ...
831·1288
REALTORS
I.SIDI O.M. lftM $21',000
Lowell priced uPIJ'8ded 4 BR condo on the
Eastsidc. Seller motivated and may cany 2nd.
L..arsc. best vah1c per sq.ft. awiblblc. Ask for ...
DUllYMMIS
OPIN IUNDAY 1-4. SM MOHn VISTA
PHfECT POI 2 PA*al
Two homes on R-2 lot. Front borne remodeled
in 1991. Back borne built In 1990. Very private
Call for details. Ask ror ...
lrTA WADI
4 IDI COINll LOT $269,000
Priced rl&ht • Orcat cory 4 BR. 2 BA. fanulv
home. Nice f1mily room with fireplace. owner 1~
lll\JlioUS. Ask ror ...
lfTA WADI
OPIN SUNDAY i-1,2HO WUTMtNISTH
lrntl HO~S AHO OAIDINS $275,000
You would love lhis new kitchen. 3 BR. :?1.
BA. open f1oor pin wlspt. *Ylitc, hart.lwuoJ
Ooors. Excellent vaJuc. Ask for_
IUl1Y CMNTMll ()l 217}
4 IEDaOOM$-W1llOI COllA •S.$299,000
Quiet cul«·uc street. bca11tiful harU-.ooJ
Ooors, larsc country kitchen, 2 car praec. \\11h
RV acccu. Master suite separate from u1hc1
rooms. New shake root 1990.. Seller wants 11
solt.1. Ask for ...
Kll'1'M IMIDU x.27 2
OPIN SAT/IUM 1·1
"WTSIDI" NOMI + lNCOMI $359,000
Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 ba owners unit wlth rom;1n11,
indoor J:icUlZi room plus 2 bdrm. :? bJth
upstairs ap:anmcnt. 4 c:ar pnic. alley :accc".
:and walkin& distance to the Cowtylrds 1nJ 11.:11
Cinema Complclt. Motivated sct~r! Ask for ..
INtl DIAZ a 261
OPEN IATJSUN •-•. ns ROWH
WTSIDI C .M. ftDUCID TO $365,000
J BR IV• BA. Expanded master A family room
2 fpls. h/W noon, w:ilk co lcl'lool, p:ark. shop~. ~
car garacc w/lhop. Ask ror ...
IOI MU.llCIN
PAIMUY HlA1H $319,000
3 BR, 3 full b:ithl plus den. Master DR UP>tairs
and down. O\lality COOSU\IC\ioa, built in 19 '::
2300 sq.It of flowiq livinJ il*C· Fonnal dining
& liv1n& room v.-1lh hi&I\ vaulted cclJins. Open
~phi lc:vcl 'taitnae. lndoot laundry. It sccur1I\
S)-:>lem. Come sec this apedladar home. A\l
rur ...
DOMA&D H"1f
NEWPORT BUCH
UASI $2500/MO
61S Ca11U1tioA, Onona dcl Mar for lc.t\C ·
Furnished. S2SOO pCT ll!Oftth. 3 DR • 2~ b:ith. ~
t111 &aracc. Pctfcd ~ Ast for-·
MONICA IUe IE& ()l 107)
SUW MCUB ()l 115)
BEST IUY $249,000
Nwpr H&hts. C.0..1 McU • ) Mnn patio home,
J yn new. FcU '*' ot elC:IOW. V.cant. Call 10
sec. Aslc fot ••
NPT .. IOMTI LOT titt,000
Located below ISll It.; allil propcf11 b 1itu111cd
ln lhc middle of the i10Ct wfa.n older-~ BR t
DA res. on the rear ot die lot; Ideal 10 live in
durina new COftllnictioa. AK f«-
CUIT-IS I
llUJiS PATIO HOME $395,000
Brand new listins. tutcfully renovated, It. decor,
newer appliance, cath. ceilings, pl:intation
shutters. 3 BR, 2 BA on quiet greenbelt.
"LINDA MODEL". Ask for ...
CUP • l 'lYNN KIMP
NIWPOIT HllGMll FOi $'39,000
With a lot of over 9100 sq.ft., this 3 bdrm, 2
bath home ii a part in itself! Tum key
condition, quiet Hci&hll loca1ion, 2 car ga.r:igc
plus morel Ast for ...
ANNI McCASl.AND
H DUCIDI $475,000
l2lS Hcalhcr Lane. Olcrry Lake area. Now
S47S,OOO. Beautiful pool .t grassy area for
children. Cul-de-sac, 3 BR, 2~ DA. Ast for ...
MONICA IUOOlllt X 107
IUZANNI MOSMll X US
TWO IT\INN9tG CONTIMPOIAltH $509,000
Gi3nt 4 BR. 3 BA with fabulous pooUspa plus 3
car garasc ror SS59,000. Also ~right. sunny
dcsisner • pcrfch 101al remodeled 1us1 lasted w/
pooVspa for SS00.000. Ask ror ...
SIO
NEWPORT NO. llST IUY $525,000
Lar1cst model Marbclla in premium location. 4
BR, 3 BA. family rm.. 3 fpl. triple garage.
Own er lcavin& area & must sell now! Aslc for ...
PAULA IAIUY
UNOISftUC11D OOLI COUlll VllW $129,000
Excellent opportunity to own the be.st locatjon
available In the "BIG CANYON TOWNHO·
MES." 180 • VIEW FROM EVERY ROOM.
Ubrary, woodbuming frpl., gourmet Isl. kitchen. ti Augusta model. Ask ror ...
CUf/l'lYNNI ICIMP
HAllOI llDGI • JOIMI VIEWS $1,175,000
You must sec this remodeled "Oc"'Onshirc" 5
Ddrm, 3~ b:ithrooms • Unobslructcd ocun
views, gourmet kitchen, 2 family rooms,
cvcrythin& is new. Buill·in enlcrtainmcnt center
with dish. C;iJI for a private showinJ. Ask for ...
KllTM IAHOll a 272
llDUCID $t,27a,OOO
~ty home In one of Newport'• beat locations.
4 BR. 4 BA. f1tmity 'TOOIJ\, gourmet kitchen A
formal dinina room, enhanced by beveled glass,
marble, and oak. For private showing. ask for ...
CAIOll flAMlll
3 STORY OCIANHONT $1,695,000
Spectacular 3 year old home, feature$: large
roof lop deck with spa and incredible views.
Finest quality detail$ A amenities. Ask for ...
CAIOU JIANKll
NAllOe ltDOI $1,'71,000
Tennis court estate with ocean .t liJbts view.
Pool A spa.. One of the laracst in Ibis prestige
community. Guest quarten + 2 titchem.. Total
of 7 bcdtooma, Ubrary A family room. Ast for ...
1111111 YANIC
IRVINE
llW YOUIRLI $27t,90Cl
To a nc:wcr detached home by Woodbridce.
South Lake Beach Oub. Quality decor/peach
tones. Open country kitchen. Tile roof, l~rgc
yard. Ast for ...
MAXINI OOLDIN
GHAT PAl&Y HOWi $290,000
4 BR, 3 BA .t f1mlly rm. Completely repainted
inside It out. New lanchcaping. and new
sprinkler system. Ast for ...
JANI IUH<Wl.A
6 JOIT SUMnl, llVINI U St,900
Northwood home. 4 BR. l BA home In cn:at
family nciahborbood on quiet street. Will
consider lease-option. Ask for... t,
DINHll GINIS
Ill F• llEITI ., ...
REALTORS
CORONA DEL MAR
INVISTOI DELm $559,000
Just reduced in qu;iint Olde CdM. Duplex with
lotJ of potential ror lovely home with income or
keep u is and continue to acncratc good
income. 3 bdrm, 2 bath home with 2 bdrm, 2 ba
apanmcnt. Owner says its your turn! Ask for ...
IHH DW x 268
SPYOWS $9C9,000
l..owcst price New Bcdrord 5 BR & bonus room
plus loft W/occan view & 4 full b:iths.
Wonderful pool, spa. air conditioned • quiet
c:ul-dc·s:ic street. Call for appoin1mcn1. Ask
for ...
ESTHll YANK
IXCLUSM CM90 IMOIH $1,191,000
Corona del Mar nei&hborhood with three
private beaches!! Light & bright pool home
with 3 spacious bedrooms. aame room & fo-
rmal living & dining rooms! Extra large pri·
vale lot. Ask for ...
DIANA PIOSSll
IHOftCUff NIAi OCUNflONJ $2,495,000
Brand new llrchitcctural dream home with in·
credible ocean/Catalina views. Huge 4 BR/4 BA,
family room, study, state-of-the-art pool +
spa. Owner will carry. trade. Ask for ...
IOllN llNCH
HUNTINGTON BEACH
JUST REDUCED $277,700
Great f:imily home, 4 DR w/RVA on cul·dc·s:ic
across from park, no busy strccl, country
kitchen. Ask for ...
RUSTY GUINTHER
10 UNm $1,250,000
(3) Three high density lots. Downtown
Huntington Beach. Existing income plus speci:il
upside zoning allowantcs. Ask for ...
LIZ • CHUCK JONES
COTO DE CAZA
$t00,000 BDUCnOM $Mt,OOO
CUstom home A adjacent buildablc lot w/
bTC1thlllkina panoramic vic'lis. To sec this mini
estate, ask for ...
IOI a MAllY Dt 1VWO
LAGUNA HILLS
CA.Uf. I HWSSAHCI $215,000
Approx. 1640 sq.rt. 2 BR. 2\1 BA condo neutral
tones. Loft upstairs/den dwnstn. PooVclubhousc.
lndscpd back yrd w/ patio. Ask for ...
DENNIS GllMll
RIVERSIDE
I M ISIDI COI Nll PAICIL $335,000
Prime sinan:ilizcd corne r parcel for
dc:\--clopmcnt. Possible zone chan&c to R·l or
RO. Apprtm" ~ aac. Will c:xdtanic for co:t:Stal
sn. Motivated out ol state owner. Ask for ...
oum HAHtS x 124
ANAHEIM
PllflCT STAITH NOMI St",700
Near Anahci'l) Hills. Stunnina 3 BR I l4 BA,
features a .distom Camily rm. with bcautlf1al
brick fireplace, den and s1apcr l:indscaped
backyard. Approx. 1450 tq.fl. Ast for ...
JACK CllfJOID
SO. COAST Ml1IO StN,900
Lcwcly 3 BR, 1.,, BA. dinin• nn., brick
fireplace, 1pcci:il enclolcd pedo w'ltb aln la
mu1er DR. Super location, only min1atcs from
South Omt Pl:ua 1tnd freCWll.YS-1400 1q.h.
approx. Ask for ...
JACK Olf'OID
IES1 BUY-NEWPORT HEIGHTS $529,000
Seller bu bought another and is motivated! This home
is remodeled a.od shows like a model. 3 BR 3 BA, fam·
ily room home. White cl light, French doors, hardwooc:t
floors, manicured yard. Security system cl quiet location.
Will consider Lease/option. Ask for ...
RM RODGERS
SPACIOUS CUSTOM HOME $7",000
Over 4400 sq.ft. 4 BR, 4 BA pool home! Light & bright
w/Frencb doors, wood windows &: in XI.NT condition
throughout! Formal living cl dining nns, plus family &
game rooms. 2 fireplaces cl separate den that could be
6tb bedroom. Ast for ...
... EST YAWi" $1,0I0,000
Brand new ooc story custom. Ocean cl city light views.
S BR, 4~ BA. 4 car garage. Great quality estate home
situated on over ~ acre lot in Sea Pointe Estates guard
gated community. Ask for ...
MINOO SUEii
PAGE 8 I SATURDAY October 26, 1991 NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
BOB &.DOVIE KOOP
We woald like to •elp yoa bay or Mil yoar home. # 1
REJMAX. Age•t 8 out of 10 years in the State of California.
Ranked nationally in the top 10 RE/MAX Agents for 11 years
consecutive.
760-5000 or 760-1580
WHY LIST WITH JUST ONE AGENT!
CALL THE KOOP TEAM
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEANFRONT
Ocean Blvd. Lot ''A" "B"&"C"
-
BOB KOOP. 4'R.
T enative approvals from coastal, planning,
City Council, buildable to 3,000 sq. ft . The
finest of ocean & coastal views.
Tenative approvals from Coastal, Planning &
City Council. Lot "B" buildable to 3 ,000 sq.
ft. 180° oc.ean & coastal views. Lot "C" buil-
dable to 6,000 sq.ft.
SBR, 3 BA bi-level home, additional family
room, 2 car garage, 2 frreplac:es, fonnal living
& dining room.
Asking $1,290,000
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
A.king $1,490,000 EACH
806 BISON
$589,000 FEE
BOB KOOP.DI.
760..5000 md 142
BUILDER DESPERATE
f.ASTSIDE COSTA MESA
167 Del Mar
Completely remodeled
R-2 Lot
Owner will 1-option
Owner will SeU
Owner wlO cany.
$329,000
BOBKOOP.nl.
Two bedroom two bath with lrg loft,
mait>le Boon, fireplace of marble
floor to celllng ~ stream,
garadens, waterfalls, Ilea. location,
location, Must see...., Priced to sell at
$179,000 CK lea.M option. .lJ'•···· .......... 1,t,000
808KOOP
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
2311 CLIFF DRIVE
HAllBOR A BAY VIEWS
Fantmtic vWwl from thll c:u1bn 3
BR, 5 BA home. Game nn with 20
ft ber, pool tabM, game table. pb
bullt-ln enla'talnment otnt.r. Huge
INllfilr adlll ..tth ... .... ..._
option Of rneM o&r. Lowa.t lo
808Mn $1,IM,000.
BOB A DOVIE KOOP
COSTA MESA
.. tawter Ave.
Meditcnantan ~ CUAom honv.
Four bedrooms, thrM full betht, lrg.
family room with flrwplace & wet
bar. Huge maRel' IUIM, wry large
pool size yard, ..n.r wUI ..... with
option to purchaM at
••••• ooo
BOB A DOVIE KOOP
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Newport Beach
Five year old Medilimanean town-
home. ThrM large bedrooms, three
baths, large living nn wtth fireplace,
two car attached garagir, with lease,
or lease option, or make offer.
LEASE OPTION
SM0,000
ll08KOOPA
INDUSTRIAL
CONDO
Anlshtd offlor & warehoute space
2000 ~~feet. Xlnt eo.ta Mesa location. Amenities include: Cargo
door, new carpal. wet bar, built-Ins,
shower, 2 bath minored wardrobes
4 large olflca .
$240.000
BOB A DOVIE KOOP
SANJUAN
CAPISTRANO
MlnkO. eo •• ...., a.•
San Juan's most ed\JsiYe eddras.
14,460 foot lot on 14 & 15 fanw.y.
Buildable pad of 6.120 ft. Geta buar-
ded community. S.Dar very moti-
vated. Area's Best Buy. Now WW
Trade. $425,000
BOB a DOVIE KOOP
$15S,900
TOWN HOUSE
3 bedroom 1 YI Bait! 2 1tOfY towr..
houM, 2 cat garage, nice yard,
lots of l*'lmlc me, mauve cwpet.
mini bllnd1, moY9 In COi~
CALL BOB tlR.
760..5000 •142
CAMEO SHORES
OCEAN VIEWS
Thil home Wiii a mocW. 11 Ml a
nlol "°'"· 4 ~ 2 baths •• formal IMng room wlth a llreplate,
lamlly room, a 2 QI glll'1IOt and a
""" ... ywd. .
$175,000
808 KOOP. a .
,,. 1100 .. 141
se2s ooo
BELCOURT TERRACE
$1,12S,OOO
1 ACRE + TENNIS CT. $300K Price Reduction
SATURDAY, October 26, 1991 I PAGE 9
_... ...........
$82S,OOO
~a•._.. ....... _. • .... a-..................... ....
$239,000
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Featured
New Listings
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Barbllra HUll:Nnp Suen.om.
Medehrl!>
Maldm8'lllhler
QqWMd _.......,,
~c;,..rt
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. Spotlight Properties
Of The Week
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Guard Gated
Communities
Traditional Interior, views of ocean an
0.Nllf BIH & Bnnff ~,,,, · Island Living
Bal6oa Island $3, 795,000
Spectacular 6 Bd. 6.5 Ba. contemporary estate One of the finest boating properties In Newport
Danni 8166 & SupltaHle Grod!I Martita Macnab & Maureen Dawn
2 Bdrm, 2.5 Ba. plus den and beautiful patio
Jldw st.,M11Un
3 Bdrm. remodeled designer cottage
Maur«n Dawn
SATURDAY, October 26, 1991 I PAGE 11
Tranquil
Corona del Mar
Corona tkl Mar $I , 195 ,000
4 Bdrm. family room, view, close to ocean
Sara Hlnnaan & Pat Humv
$940,000
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PAGE 12 I SATURDAY October 26, 1991
Family
Neighborhoods
Harbor View Hills $858,000
Custom home with harbor & ocean views
Greg Lombardi
Family home with city lights & mountain views
Gu11 Uvlngston
c,press Acres $672,000
Gourmet kitchen, hi open ceilings, large lot
Pat Hwrfq & )Idle St.epfteruon
4 Bdrm. contemporary family home.
P'at H1.,uf
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Franciscan unit in prime greenbelt location
Bererff Morpllf
l Bdrm. 2 Ba. enclosed patio, freshly painted
S.rHN H11kjfllfl
Harbor View
Homes
Upgraded 4 Bdrm. family home with large deck
Eran Corlrett
Harbor View Ho•es $610,000
559 000
?NEWPORT BEACHJe<IBTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
UDO ISLE mv•...._
Brand new cusaom home. 3 Bdrm. 2.S BL Splcious,
light & brighl.
$759,000
SATURDAY, OCJtobeJ 26, 1991 I PAGE 13
SEA WIND
2214 Port Ltrwick
Beautifully upgnded family home. Archi&ect's
delight City light & mountain views.
$699,900
For More lnfonnatJon, please call:
Guy Livingston
760-8786
Great location overlooks major greenbelt. New
paint inside & out. Move-in condition! Gorgeous expanded Monrego. Exoepdpnal quality,
beautifully remodeled, no expense~·
$625,()()0v Special Properties $.119,000
Spectacular View
1021 Mariners Drive
Fabulous single-story home on large private lot Unbelievable
serene setting. Spacious, open floor plan. Guest house with full
bath. Sparkling pool & spa. Ideal for family living &entertaining!
For,,.,.,,..,. U.fonaallon,
pleweall:
Danny
Bibb
846-7881
Stephanie
Grody
780-1131
Spyglass Hill
Bert & Marian Reedy -640-5273
Spectacular View Properties
...
PAGE 14 I SATURDAY October 26, 1991
Last Chance
Tlie Deal Of Tlie Decade
Price Slashed
From -_$1 ,495,800-
To -$985,000*
4 Windsor -Harbor Hill
•For 30 day or sooner closing. Price is not negotiable.
Big Canyon
7 Rczyal St. George
Picture perfect two story custom home
located on the 7u. fairway. Five bed-
rooms, including large master suite,
gourmet kitchen, and children's wing.
$2,399,000
For further information,
please call:
Stephanie
Grody
760-1232
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
For MOrt illlo"""tio".
plust ull
Sim Sadoski
640-2779
Gloria Robertson
559-9119
Susan Scanlan
720-9025
213 Iris -Corona del Mar $1595000 ' ' Harbor and jetty views from this spacious '"stom home
witft 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, solarium , gym & wine room .
New, Fabulous Contemporary Bayside Location.
809 E. Bay
Gracious new townhome In the heart of
Balboa. Exciting, active view of the harbor.
Gourmet kitchen with wine bar. Fireplace
In master suite. 4 car parking. $799,000
809 112 E. Bay
New and beautiful townhome beside the
bay. 2 Bdrm., 2 Ba., white-on-white, great
view, built-Ins, 4 car parking. $695,000
For '"°" irt/o""ariort.
pltast call:
Mickey Rowe
Broker Associate
673-8118 -Home
Beautiful cape Cod starter home
In a creat E.astslde location.
4 Bdrm., 2 Ba., Indoor/outdoor patio, lafle
yard, family nel&hborhood. Attached 2 car
sarase. $310,000
809E. BllJ o,.,. s.u., 1-4
Eastsidt C.Osta Mesd
............ ~
OlJIET ~ ENlt PU, ... diay a lot. pt • rree .. _ .. , Low pnc.d ovuaiRd lot.
oppor11.uuty to build dre11111 bo-.
BEDUCEDU .. 18,000
1 .. tory, 2 BM BA o• 35' lot. CounMt k:itchea with aD t.be
es1ra1. Sundeck, 2 patioe.
MOVE-IN RUDY -840,000
F~hly paia-.d S Bl\12 .B:A ooe llory home with formal cl1n1J1J roona, llnp&ac:e Ul u...._ room.
STREET TO STllEET ••TS 8oe Escellent location aear clubboute 4 tenni1 court. 3 l\R/3~
BA, high cellillp. plantation thuuere.
>
DECOllATOB ROME .775,800
2 BM BA ho..e Oil clalrable Via Genoa. Muter 1uite ha1
rinplace a tittimt llfta.
MEDJl'EIUIANEAN STYLE ,195,988
1..only la~ped 4 BR/%V• BA ho-located cloM to Genoa
fllaYVo"nd and tenait CO\llU.
CUSTOM BUILT GEM .. zs,eoo
1tper quality ttreet to al.reel 3 BR/3 BA home. Cwatom 1pa
with waterfall on patio.
BBST INSIDE LOCATION •ns MO
Beautillllly ttd-.ted rutufia& 4 BR/3 BA. u~ood
o-n., pri•ata eounyard. tee. 1y1te1L
1.JL~ CUSTOM •1,1n,eee
S._.U., eew .. a_ o• or a kind! 3 BR/S BA. ct.a. £..Uy
room. YMu oak Oooriq. fftllCll cloora.
atSTA llEM AREA ~
CtJL.••·MC ~110N t21S,-
'8M 11A a r..l1y ,....., ll1•1•.W kitdi. le.de to c..--1--. ..-c--...........
8Y&UIOBB PABK Pl9 -UptracW S IM'-' BA '9.-. ID F.uttlde. 2 7n .... ~-117 .......... ,,. .... ,,n.
VII.IA llALllOA .249 000 Pe~ comer VnTt with prelly view1 of g-een~Tt J g{Aj
ocean view of ba7. 2 BM BA.
TERMS, POOL A SPA '410000
Don't ..W. tbi1 almOlt 2100 eq rt of gnciou1 Uving focated
OD conier PftllbelL 2 BR, du, and 2 DA.
Mo•e-i.n eoodilion MliCaEST N•an euatom home
with au.nctive Cape Cod uterior. Remodet.d kite~ ha1
pa ranpJrill. double o~D. tile noor and COUDlen,
breakfut nook. I..rp tiring ,_,. with fi~place. Private
beckyard aad counyard ideal for kide.
'471, ...
D-'VID Mee\TUAK:B
NEWPORT NORTH $<t99,900 Par:a.liM f0undl Pictureeque 3 BM~ BA ho-oD prem.ium
lot. Upp-eel. Ua a OUL Model perfect.
DESJGNEll MYFRONT S595,000
Pmect beyfroat OD.do with pri .. te 30' boe1 dock. Top
quality lhrovpouL 2 BM~ BA.
~ BLOCK. FROM BEACH '595,000
2 BR/2 BA. den C!Ollafe 011 eoay ra.Uy •lrttL 2 brick p•lio•.
one with brick BBQ, tbe other with 1pa.
COUNTllY STYLE 'REMAKE '599 000
3 BM~ BA coner lot Ito-with run.ily room ofT 11f1chen.
Spa OD brick ct.ell. French cloon.
llAll80R VIEW ROMES "55_,008 .
Wonderful S BR/3 BA So.enet mockl U. Pi.ue Ill. lc-
C..Uy ,__ puq\Mll O..rint-2 r-placea. .
LIDO PABll DRIVE .. 75,eoe
e..t ht 0-uait ott!WoUq pool. llhine Chunel. 2 BR/
2~ BA. hU 24 llr. lleeurhy.
aML FOB ENTERTAINING t715,eoe
48M BA. r-Dy r-. clta. 9000 aq.n. lot. Vatdt.ed eeiliap.
.._. brick. akyljpu, s ~
BEST VIBW PENT1181JSE SI,. .. MO
D.p.t 2 BM~ BA Lido Pk. Dr. pentliowe 91fen ?-r • 'fieWI., bey. -• city liPta.
SATURDAv;C>CfObef."26, 1991 I PAGE 15
OWNER WILL CARRY 1279,000
Showa tile a model. Decor111ed in the bc•t of ta•I«'. 3 BRJ:!i~
BA. 3 dedu. fonnal dining room.
f!~;rn£~!fn"J 1~~'."21£N eq.f1. t fi1,~~
duke, formal dining room.
MUST SELL NOW! 8365,000
Full ocun v~w! 3 BR/2 ~ BA. bit-in oak ubin«'h 1n lnmtt
room. Mirrored dining room.
OCEANFRONT PROPERTIES
f!J!! !'~~TI2~ plu1 incom«' un1~!2o~~
R-2 lot. 2-car garage.
OCEANFRONT HIDEAWAY 81,049,000
2 BR/1 BA ho-with uparatc l BR/V• BA grann! uni1. In·
cludea appro•ed plant for 2 luxury condo1.
~~!,,«?JH.M~~p~ unit. 1.J.mfVlt~
uniL Wlaite water & coHtal "'e"''·
40' OCEANFRONT LOT 81,275 000
The biw1t lot in the qu1ctee1 1pot •n Weu ~ewpon. t BR/I
BA. Street baa DO throup 1 ... ffic!
YEARLY LEASES
NEWPORT CREST SI 550/mo
Plan #2. 2 BR/2~ BA and den. howa grnl -m1rrur~d
ball way, formal dining room.
NEWPORT CREST 81650/mo
Popul.r Plan #4 wstb retrut off muter b.,droom. 3 BR/~"'
BA with grttnbelt •iew.
I.IBO PIL DR. A3000/mo JiiiiiDiciilate grouftcflYoor urul "'''h la~ bayTronl patio. 2
BR/3 BA plu1 den. S«ure garage.
OCEANFRONT 13500/mo 9 hou1e1 from Wedge. Full panoramic.-O<'Hll view1. ~ 'BR/2
BA fully decorated and furni1hed.
~ .,~ location. 4 BR/3 BA. ran!~;~{~~
priYate ~,..rc1. eecvnty 1y11e ...
UDO ISLE BAYFRO!\'T 15200/mo
OutaWldiD' bo-on quiet Eutern lip. 4 BR/4 + ba1b1.
F\lnaluaNn. Dock 1pece Dtpual>k .
OC~BONT APA.R'IMENTS ~
2 bedroom/1 batlt--·························· .. ·-·······-····· ... 11450/mo. 2 bedroo..Jl bath ...................................... -......... -.... 11950/mo.
S bedroom/1¥• beth ..................................................... 12450/mo.
OPEN ROUSES
Sabl.-.lay
810 Joaan St~ Co.ta M.. 2-5
1708 Skylark La .• Newport Bueti l -5 s-tlay
2108 Coliaa V-uta Ct.. CCNta Meaa 2-5
23)2 Port ~ Harbor Vu llmt 1-5
6192 o.kbc-ooli Cirde.. Huntington Bch 1-5
Sa~AS•aday
119 V-aa Koron, Udo ltle 1-4
112 Swil't Ct.. N-,ort Cre11 l-4
6809 S...llon. Newpon Btach 11-'
1:!15,900
1471.900
1319.000
16SS.OOO
1699,000
1825,000
1365.000
11.269.000
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PAGE 16 I SATURDAY October 26, 1981 NEWPORT BEACHICOSTA MESA PILOT I AEAl ESTATE
Community land trusts aid displaced
D eep in W:itty Alphabet Oty,
amid bright buifding mural.s
and squatter tenements, Vir-
ginia Ghazarian found a 99-year lease
on life.
Disabled and poor, she had little
chance of making it out of the housing
project where she grew up, until she got
a stake in her neighborhood with help
from a growing grass-roots movement
called community land trusts.
Gentrification, soaring real estate val-
ues, land speculation and a federal re-
treat from housing subsidies during the
1 980s has displaced millions of poor
Jnd made owning a home elusive for
many people with moderate incomes.
But 120 community land trusts, or
Cl Ts, from Maine to California are fight-
ing back by challenging the common
notions of land ownership.
Ghazarian, 39, prevented from work-
ing by arthritis, hypertension and prob-
lems related to high cholesterol, gets by
on S 10,000 a year. She grew up in an
Alphabet City project and later lived
there with her parents as an adult, con-
tribut1 ng $125 a month for rent.
"I wa9n't able to find decent afford-
able housing anywhere,'' she said.
"Buying? That was pretty impossible."
Now, Ghazarian pays $405 a month
and has two bedrooms on land turned
over to a trust called RAIN, for Rehabili-
tation in Action to Improve Neighbor-
hoods.
Absentee landlords in the neighbor-
hood had taken to abandoning once-
grand buildings, leaving them prey for •
squatters, drug dealers and speculators,
and shutting long-time residents like
Ghazarian out of tile housing market
She and fellow homesteaders paid
dues of $50 a month for seven years
while working their way through gov-
ernment bureaucf.19' to acquire a di -
lapidated bulldin~ from the city. They
gutted and refurbished it themselves on
weekends. Ghazarian moved in almost
two years ago, and has a 99-year lease.
"It was a huge and very positive
change for me," she said. "I feel great"
T he CLT strategy, based in part
on decades-ala land reforms in
India and Israel, was hatched in
the United States in the mid-1960s, but
didn't gain momentum until rents
beRan to rise, wages began to stagnate
ana real estate pnces soared, said' An-
drew Baker, media coordinator for the
Institute of Community Economics.
The non-profit institute, based in
Sprin2field, Mass., deve~ the CL T
rrlodel for use in the United States and
acts as a funding source and clearin_g-
house for trusts in 23 states and the Dis-
trict of Columbia.
They operate in big cities and small
towns, among them Dallas, Chicago,
Cincinnati, San Dieg<>, 'Adanta, lnaia-
napolis, Durham, N.C., Wichita, Kan.,
Ann Arbor, Mich., St Cloud, Minn.,
~rthage, Mo., Silver City, N.M., and
Menominee, Wis.
About half the trusts, dependent on
private donations and ~ment fund-
ing, were organized only two or th~
years ago and are not yet ~rng
housing. But the rest offer everything
from transitional rentals for the home-
less to single-family houses for people
with moderate incomes.
Once the tenants move in, they help
govern their trusts with members of the
community.
CLTs retain ownership of the land
and offer long-term leases for the hous-
ing atop it. By removing the cost of the
land, a Cl T reduces the burden of buy-
ing a home by up to 25 percent. When
down payments are needed, the trusts
often work to lower them.
A leaseholder who wants to move out
can use equity from the investment and
any improvements made to help pay for
another home. Limiting equity and re-
taining the first option to buy allows
Cl Ts to keep the property in local
hands and control the resale price for
future leaseholders.
''The CL T protects the investment of
the community, while allowing individu-
als to benefit from and profit from their
real investments," Baker said.
The trusts are diverse, tailored to the
needs of their communities.
On the wooded coast of northeast
Maine over a 10-year period, the Cov-
enant Community Land Trust in Orland
has built 14 single-family farmhouses,
three two-family houses and five units
for the elderly and also refurbished
buildings for tfvee homeless shelters.
The trust. with a variety of funding
over ~ years, ~~ a sa~ and shin-
gle mill to provide itself with buildmg
materials and income and aeate jobs
"lt was ~' 'l'ef'Y difficult because
not onfY. was there nb ,;;ource of capital,
people lauthed at us, said Lucy Pou-
lin, one or the trust's founders. "They
said low-income people wouldn't tJkC'
care of their houses, or they were dirty
-all of the typical prejudices. And 11 wasn't true."
Burlington, Vt, in the state's most Jf.
fluent county, has 39,000 residents and
9,500 University of Vermont student!..
many of whom compete with famili<'S
for housing.
The un~s enroJlment rose from
nearly 7,000 in 1971, but available
housing didn't keep pace, said John
Davis, the city's houSlng director.
The trust, inootp<>rated in 1966, IS
using $37S,,,__OOO in grant money to buy
seven a~ plans to construd 18
small houses on Orcas, Fisher said.
At a time when many people remain
shut out of the housing market, the fu-
ture of land trusts teeters on the funding
to keep them ~ng, said Moises l oLJ,
executive director Of the Housing A'
sistance Council in Washington, D.C.
The trusts won't solve the problem
alone, Loza said, but "it's the way wc
have to approach this thing."
COVER HOME • THE BEST OF ALL BAYFRONT WORLDS
Spectacular view of bay.
Dock for several boats,
Brtck terrace wtth spa,
Spacious lawn and gardens. .
With a floor pion that is ideal for
entertaining, this custom, four bedroom
home is ·located on a quiet, privofe street
adjacent to the Peninsula Point Racquet
Club.
French doors open to a large brick
terrace, expansive lawn area with flower
gardens, a sandy beach and a large boot
dock . High beam ceilings, recessed
gallery lights and custom niches in the
living room and formal dining room allow
for the dromotic display of art. A lorge
family recreation room hos o brick
fireplace, wet bar, powder room, remote
control entertainment center ond plenty of
room for a pool table. A spacious two
story entry hall opens to a brick
courtyard.
The bay view family kitchen feofures on
eating bar, two sinks, microwave and
wonning oven, Sub-Zero refrigerator and
ft.ezer. The fourth bedroom enjoys a bay
view balcony, brick fireplace, bookshelves
ond It Ideal fOr o den, office, librory or
guest suite. Other amenities indude a
'90r stairway to th. family wing, a laundry
area on eoch floor, and o two cor
goroge plus two extra ~ng spaces.
The dock •• only minutes from the Of*"
HO •• wlll occomodote boots up to 70
feet plus side ties for 1moll boy croft. For
further Information or an appointment to
'" this fin. pro_,.rty, coll Howard
l.owson ot The Prudentiol Newport Reolty.
673-7300.
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IO ft dodc, Ind a b>wa....,,4......., ..... *2.-.000
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,..,._ I bedrooN, I ~ ooe1n. a '-\4tW .-_..
Wot Piiio.., •••a.,. .. ......, Nett"*'* .-y, mmt.lt ,_.. on • .,,.... "*'Y _., uparllde9.
toe.~ Pftoed • *'47,000.
aL•GA•T M•WPORT •UCH •AYl'ROMT
COlmOJlllHUIL R11~ Mng on the bey. 2
bdrm, 2 belt\ home. Weldng dllUnce of tine ehops,
,....,,.,,.. end ~ Sean buldlng with
uncWground pMdng. ao.. llp poe.... Owner may
trade for hofM property. 1845.000.
COllPU'nl.Y ....,.,...., HOii• In deslrabte
N9WpOf1 ~. Thia Is • mu11t ... -once lnlkM you • ,... you .,. homel White wuhed oak cablneta &
tloora. Sendblaated open beam celllngs, UNd brtck
~ with marble hearth. s.curtty System, RV
acce., redwood deck & •pa In large backyard. Just
r9duced to $449,000.
SU PAIR• COllOO. BNutlfulty done -wu the
modefl Dull! m..-bedroom IUltes, ocean view, large
pdo, hardwood entry, mirrored wall. S429,000.
11 Ullf'T8.COSTA RSA, RBMICl!D SI0,0001
Owner W'lla don nowt TheM UCl .. nt units, al 2
bedroom, 1 bliltl, are a1w11Y9 ,......,, beclUM of thetr
M8y 8CQM to bullnea, .,,.., freeways & beech.
~ "*"-. '*9 .,.. two law1dry rooms. Cd now
beb'9 ... too ..... $1,048,000.
COROllA DB. llM IRISM IUllOfl. Spec:tllaitar
... ol ......... ~ and hllL Elaborlll9 hand
C8rl9d woode, ltalned glaa. lkytlghta. leaded gtaaa
wtrtdowe throughout I a 17 ft high maonry ~
~the arnbl9nc:le of the 15Ctt century. $1,750,000
.., D•8P•RAT• TO a•LLI PRIC• SLA8H•D '40.000. Owner hM found anoehef. Tf1ldtlk>nlll 4
bedroom Hunllnglan 8w:h flmly home. ~front
CCM'ty9'd. Uniquely deelgr'9d wed brtdc pool!.-. x,.,..
comblNdlon "'~ end comton In OV9I 2600 lq. ft. ~'419,000.
COllOllA DID. llM VlllW .,.._ W.m and 1rNt11ng
2 bedroom, 3 ~ home wtth OCMn ... from front PlllO. ..,,,_ rm. end roof top eundeck. Room for
1111P11d111 ..... tD .. bellch. Wei mlllllllllied, highly
W!PQl9CllCI ~ doora, blw:hed Olk toora. new
~ and ..... Jult '9Ckad tD $795.000.
lllG CMIOll GOLP COUll88 Vin. LJMty 4 bed-room. 3 belt\ o..r.. hame. DrMWllc Clllhedl* ..
Inga. cerwnlc .. ...,, cnMn moklllgl. ... rnMllr
..... MCMtty ....... pool Ind .... Piiio for ........ ~
Ing • dedt oft Mng room .... Home WWtft. Being ot-
fwed .. $1,400,000.
... llOUMIUlmAYt4 a .. OIUJ rTa.LY • •WPORT IUCll
•MW Nllllll~ 9UCll CM llAY MTMTY,
==..a:n.==r-~~~ ~,.:
beedl a bay. -.. "°"' M'D room. ,,,..., bedroom
n1 Wot..-deck. ~.ooo.
c· P 1> w ·• . """ G1U11D MOll'nARD. Wol~ ..,._ home on • llrge CGnW lat 8.,.clol•
toor p11n wNch 1a °'*' a "'1rl. Aw ,.,.s t. pioo1 n1 epa. ._ to 3 ,._. glll9d belichee: ~ tD new
~ dlwlaprMrll. 1725,000 .
mcpM9M1 ......... 3 bedroome, 4 blllh pM
bonue room. The UMd bftck cowtywd a lafge pallo on
OCMn view lldl CIS*nl .. ~ of the
..... t'100 ... ft. lat LCMty ,,.... .... 8dd to the
_._ ...... low IMO clllll0.."1 ... a PffY* key to 3
__. OOW9 ~a ,..... Offwed .. -..,eoo.
... ,.._ 009TA mu TRIPLIX • One 3
bedroom. 2 bl8\ "Ownert" uni wMl r'll ched 2-c.r wtttl ~ ~ lnCI ~ i.undry. Al .... "'°""' to '"°""" ..... ooo.
759-9100
SATURDAY October 26. 1991/PAGE17
UlllGUS COllOllA Da ... HOid with studio unit.
Cloee to shopping and bNch. Home needs some .. TLC"
but Is WI'/ IN9able 91 praent. Residence next door Is
alao on martcet for HI• -good oppommlty fof
rpec:uldon. 1529,000.
BUY •• MllWPORT BeACH "°"ONLY sm,900
Owner ~ '*'Y· Bullt In 1987, almost 1400 sq.ft., large
patio, guest parking plu• 2 car garage. Private
community with pool & •pa. Hlghly upgraded end unJt .
QllUT HOii• IN DUIRABL• nSTCUFF. 3 bed-
rooms, 1~ bath, ~ In ltYlng and family rooma.
Pool wtth cabana and cn..lng .,.. with ¥• bath. Patio
for ~ Ctoee to t>Mchn, •hopping & P8'fonn.
Ing M c.nt.. 1475,500 -
OPD tlOUSll UT a SUll t.a
tt11 ....... IRS Ull•·nSTCLIF'P, N.B.
17 Corporate P.laza • Suite 101 • Newport Beach, Callfornla 92660
R B A L T 0 R S ..... Since 1922
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RTH TUSTIN HILLS
Unbelievable estate on
"Easter Hill" with panoramic
views of City Lights, Catalina
Sunsets and mountains.
Contemporary architectur
offers: gymnasium, small
movie theater, disa>theque,
wine cellar, llbnuy & tennis
court Offered at
Perched high above a private
beach in Three Arch Bay, this
exquisitely designed Italian
villa makes a quiet statement
of quality personified.
Completely remodeled In '85
with a spacious layout
PRICE llEDUCED TO
SS.900.000
Beautiful Harbor Ridge custom
home wtth spectacular view of
ocean, bay and city lights
designed by Robert Earl and
built by Valentine.
Sl,895,000
14 GENEVE -
Beautiful custom home built
by Valintine & designed by
R obert Earl. Woodsy
cul-de-sac location w/city
lights views & rolling hills, 5
BR suites, 6 baths, famUy
room w/sunken bar.
$2.175,000
-------....,.~ORONA DEl. MAR
l Everything about this property
is geared to the unique
Newport Beach lifestyle. Swim
or simply walk the beach at
sunset, surf, sail, shop, or
enjoy one of Corona del Mar's
outstanding cafes and
restaurants. Four bedrooms,
three baths, great views of bay
and beach. Offered at
Majestic ocean-view c:astle,
15,000 square foot estate on
4.4 aaes. 10 bedroom suites
with 13 'baths. Master suite
with ocean views. Separate
elegant guest suites, separate
maids quarters. Enonnous
motor court with 8 car over-
sized en~ garage.
Offue• at $5.750.000
PROMONTORY BAY
An incomparable bayfront
home interior design features
lhat will knock your socks offi
Well situated on a quiet cu).
de-sac street on Promontory
Bay. A private dock for 3
boats, one up to 50' 5BR.
SBA.
$2.250.000
A new traditional country
custom, well l~ted 5800
sq.ft. home with 5 bed & 5
baths. Designed and built to
the highest specs with an
openness that works! Perfect
for a large family & wait till
you see the "Great Room"
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PAGE 20 I SATURDAY October 26, 1991 NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILDT I RE.AL ESTATE
Realtors stage
great garage
sale today
A couple of enterprising Orange
County real estate agents have
put together the "mother of all
garage sales.''
RE/MAX sales associates Greta Cohen
and Susan Wilkinson have organized
two whole San Clemente neighbOrhoods
-Harbor Estates and Manzana Estates
-to conduct what could involve up to
300 families participating in a six-hour
selling spree today from 8 a.m. to 2
p.m.
The massive sale will take place along
both sides of Bienvenido Avenue, whicfl
runs through both housing tracts.
"We were motivated to put this to-
gether for a number of reasons,'' ex·
plained Cohen, who has been in part·
nership with Wilkinson for the past 31/z
years at the RE/MAX South County of·
f1cc in Monarch Beach.
"We're well acquainted with the two
neighborhoods," she noted. "We've list·
ed and sold many of the homes in both
Hclrbor and Manzana Estates, conse·
quently, we know a lot of the residents.
"On the business side of our agenda,
we have four or five listings in the area,
and we feel that attracting all the traffic
we anticipate for the mammoth garage
Selle will call attention to the homes we
have for sale.
"The current market isn't all that ter-
rific," she observed, "and this will be a
good way to acquaint people with two
nice, wen-established, upscale neighbor·
hoods."
Directional signs have been erected
to guide people to the neighborhoods.
Access may be gained by taking the
Calle de las Ramblas exit off the San
Diego Freeway, then traveling south on
Via California and left on Bienvenido.
Cohen and Wilkinson may be
reached at the RE/MAX South County
office at 33552 Niguel Road in Mon·
arch Beach. The telephone number is
661 -1400.
This custom Southwestern luxury home in the Palm Springs area also comes with a beautiful guest house.
Custom living at desert estate
T arbell Realtors' Preferred Prop-
erties Division is presenting a
one-of ·a-kind estate in the ex-
clusive community of Andreas Hills in
Palm Springs.
The proud owner of this unique
Southwestern custom home will enJOy
total privacy, a wealth of luxury aJ>:
pointments and spectacular views all
year round.
The estate consists of two homes -
the main house with approximately
5,000 square feet and the guest house
with 3,000 square feet. Botti homes are
Property of the Week
beautifully decorated, offering rich com·
binations of colors and textures and are
furnished to perfection.
There's a world of room in the main
house, featuring three bedrooms, a fam-
ily room, designer lighting and luxury
appointments. The lar~ entertainment
area is perfect for casual or formal par·
ties.
The home has its own private swi~·
ming pool, spa and sauna. The main
house is offered at $1,300,000.
The guest house sits on nearly an acre
of land and has its private tennis court.
Inside, there are three bedrooms and
three baths. The guest house is offered
at $749,00. These two magnificent
properties can be purchased separately
or together as a "compound."
For infOfmation on this desert estate,
or other luxury homes in the area, con-
tact Preferred Properties specialists Ben
and Beverly Bell at 770-4333.
Lenders offering deals on refinancing
I nterest rates on loans are so at-
tractive now that most homeown·
ers with existing mortgages of 10
percent or more should thin!< about refi·
nancing. But some are put off by the
thousands of dollars they must pay to
get a new mortgage.
If that's a prof>lem for you, talk to
local lenders and see what kind of deal
you can work out. It's all the same to
most lenders whether they make their
profit on points or interest rate, so
th~y're willing to juggle the> numbers to
suit your needs.
You may be able to refinance with lit·
tie or no cash if you're willing to pay a
higher interest rate.
For example, say you have a
S 110,000 JO~year mortgage with an in·
terest rate of 11.5 percent. You find
local lenders offering 30-year mortgages
at 8.9 percent with three ~ints.
Points are simply a lender's way of
makin~rofit. Each ~int is 1 percent of
the m ge, so in this case you'd have
to pay ,JOO to get the 8.9 percent
mortgage rate.
' -
But the lender is willing to forget the
points altogether if you'll accept a mort·
gage rate o1 9. 3 percent.
Ts this a good deal?
It depends on your situation. With a
Sl 10,000 mortgage at 8.9 percent, your
monthly principal and interest payments
would be $869. When the interest rate
rises to 9.3 percent, the monthly cost
increases to $915, a difference of $46 a
month.
In one year, you would pay $552
more with the 9.3 percent morfSage. At
that rate, it would take about soc years
to cover the cost of the $3,300 in
points if you opted for the lower interest
rate.
So, in a comparison of an interest
rate of 8.9 percent with three points
and a rate of 9.3 percent with no points
on a S 110,000 m~ge, you would
come out ahead wilt; the hliher rate
unless you plan to stay in tfie house
more than six years.
The 8.9 percent and 9.3 percent
rates are a national average, a rculated
by HSH Associates, a mortgage lnforma-
--
tion company.
But in some ·cities, r.ou'll find rates
much lower. HSH which surveys 2,000
lenders each week, found 170 offering
30-year mortgages at rates between
8.25 percent and 8.5 percent. The Bank
Rate Monitor, which does a weekly sur-
vey of major urban lenders, found that
many are offering rates of 8.6 percent.
With rates that low, you might come
out ahead by asking the lender to ab-
sorb all the dosing costs -points and
all the fees -and see what interest rate
is offered. It might still be lower than tht; one yo~ have now. Even without
points, dosing costs can run up to $1,000.
Here are some other factors to con· sider:
A Gift to the
•lenders often will let you wrap the
points Into your new mortgage. That
means you don't ha...e to pay Cash up
front, but the cost will be substantially
higher in the long run bec.ause you'll be
paying interest on the points fof many
years.
•1f you plan to stay in 'tO":'' house 1 O
years or more, you'll benefit from the
lowest mortgage rate you can get In
addition, SJ,)00 sitting In a 4.9 r.ercent
money mari<et account really isn t earn·
ing ~ much when you subtract taxes ana inflation.
~~ interest Is one of the few
tax deductions most people have left.
When you lower your mortgage rate,
you'll ~y less Interest and your deduc·
tion will be less.
By ARIANNE
(for real estate agenl!i -week of Oct. 26-Nov. 2)
ARIES (I am -first and then )IOU can be second; aren't I nice!) -You like to
stir tJ:lings up mentally and otherwise. Keeps you from being bored. Several planets
hugging eaCh other give you some peace and quiet Please, stop frowning. You
nee<J it as much as your co-wori<ers and dients. all right, one large escrow with a
co-worker's listing while you're resting.
TAURUS (I have -and please don't touch my stuff) -Taurus needs lots of hugs
even though you don't like to ask. You, espec1aJly, need a hug and ~ to give
some. We were all getting a littJe raRRe(t around the edges from tense aspects lrom
the stars and people. Spend time with loved ones. Then go out and write up three
contracts, but don't discus.s money until later.
GEMINI (I think -and think and think; my head hurts, you t.ake over) -You
have the ability to strike up conversations with the man/woman on the street and
get a feel of the marketP.lace. Do it now. Brush up on writing skills and give clients
the benefits. Cater a brokers' preview on several condo listings. Invite office and se-
lected agents. You shine here.
CANCER (I feel -no I'm not pouting, just feeling) -You do better "one on
one" than on the ohone. Your dients don't feel like going out this week. Work up
a report and visit them in their homes. Work with a woman in advertising to market
a large townhome. It will produce two buyers. Children demand attention, so go
aheaa and spend time with them. ·
lfO (I will -re/I you all about it if you sit still and listen) -How you love
power dining. Your charm sparkles in social/business atmosphere. work with co-
workers selling each other's properties. Between the two of you, you will figure out
financing and the best for everyone. Call all your sellers and touch base with them.
Send cards to your listing areas.
VIRGO (I analyze -and pick and pick; ooh, is that dirty?) -People in charge
are pickier than you now. Buyers discourage you as they llnd fault with anything
you show them. Cover all details and keep trying. You will find what they want
right in your own neighborhood. You and a younger person may decide to specu-
late on a home. A move-up buyer is right beside you.
LIBRA (I balance -I don't know yet; I'm still wei9hing it) -You are one of the
sun signs who can work with a mate very well. They JUSt nave to agree to make you
an equal partner. You are not meant to be alone, either working or in personal life.
If you don't have a partner, look for one. Family buyers for large homes in estab-
lished area should be a priority.
SCORPIO (I desire -and watch out if you desire what I desire) -Polish up
your image, dean up your thoughts and step out and impress your sellers. Your mo-
tives and thoughts must be of the highest order for your clients. Put their needs first.
Don't get sidetracked by a great real estate deal for yourself.
SAGITTARIUS (I see -and why can't you see what I seel) -Please write that
contract neat in every detail or you will lose that persnickety buyer. You like new
and shiny. Give the old, used stuff to a Cancer or earth signs, you say. You could be
missing some great buys in medium-sized homes in an older area. For heavens
sakes, (jon't discard old clients, either. Cont.ad them.
CAPRICORN (I use -and it's for your own good) -You do not m~ke ~any
dose friends. A Cappy goat who says he or she has two or three best friends in a
lifetime are doing well. Children have a better chance of entering your heart than
the best of adults. Help a children's group with a real estate investment An old
friend needs your expert advice on a major transaction. Give and you will get.
AQUARIUS (I know -and you will never know ex.ictly what I know) -Call in
all your markers and get help with all the buyers that have descended upon you.
You do not want to lose one of them. Get a new partner or assi.stant. Better to hire
extra help or give the staff a bonus. Show, show, show and show.
PISCES (I believe -and don't try to pin me down to what) -You, the peace-
maker, seldom have any for yourseff. You do now. let friends and partners do the
leg work. Stay at home In the office or at the real office. Pull you and paperwork
together. Socialize In large groups. Stop feeling guilty. You wilr be making money
for your clients and loved ones.
(The stars do not compel, only suggest. Read sun, rlslns and moon signs for fur-
ther nuances. LO\l'e, ARIANNE)
SATURDAY. October 26. 1991/PAGE21
VIEW BUYS IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS
AMAZING VIEWS--Of bay and ocean across from park.
Two story 4 bedroom plus family room submit your offers!
$849,000. OPEN SAT & SUN
ENORMOUS. VIEWS·· From almost every room of this
spectacular 5 bedroom 5.ih bath custom. Newer construction
with 4 view balconies, 2 family rooms and den/ study.
MOTIVATED SELLER! Reduced to $1,245,000
LEASE OPTION NEWPORT HEIGHTS
SELLER BAS BOUGHT ANOTHER! This home is rem<)dded
and shows like a model. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath fam rooIR"'home.
White & light french doors, hardwood floors, manicured yard.
security system· & quiet location $529,000.
"HEIGHTS" FIXER
JUST LISTED! 4 BDRM, family room home. Lage lot in
Quiet Location close to Oiff Drive. $459,000. OPEN
SUNDAY.
"HEIGHTS BARGAIN!"
Newport Beach fee land for only $385,000! Sturdy lath &
plaster 3 Bdrm, 2 bath with 4 car garage. Call today!
BRAND NEW LISTING
IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS
TRADTION AND CHARM! Hard to find 4 BDRM 3 BATH.
Custom with 7 car garage! Convert garage for "Live-In"
quarters. Exceptional house -Exceptional value! $589,000.
NEW LISTING!
"LAGUNA IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS"
A WOK AT OCEAN AND CATALINA from the spacious
deck of this 3 BDRM 21h bath home. Two story hillside
location. Good sized yard. Open beamed ceilings, French
doors, 2 fireplaces, private spa. $599,000
LEASE OPTION!
SUBMIT OFFERS on this 3 bdrm brand new custom in
Huntington Beach. Ocean views. Asking $437 ,000
TMENT PR PERTIE
EASTSIDB R.J BUY PRISTINE DU-ONE BLOCK TO 111E SAND PRIME
Pl.EX w1tb accption1J income. Larger PENlNSULA DUPLEX with 3 bdnn
2 bdrm unit plua 1 bdrm den unit. Alk· owners unit. Four car garage. Ex«llcn1
l .. U7t.MO ~nancs & income. NEW LISTING.
$41"980
COSTA MESA DUPLLX REAJRBISHEO will cany larce 2nd D. Askin&
Wt.M
REIM* , · · 7<10-5000
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844-8200 Grubb 6 Ellis 844 8200
. ...
SANDY LONG
759-1415 CORONA DEL MAR
Contemporary living 3BR, 3BA Only $495,000
2611 POINT DEL MAR
COSTA MESA Townhome 3BR 2BA View. $248,500
DON PEARSON
642-3602 LIDO ISLE -EASTEND
Bay, Mountains, City Views
Reduced Now! $2,295,000
744 VIA LIDO NORD
EMERALD BAY
227 Emerald Bay
Ocean View, Carmel
Charm
$995,000
IAURIE BARDEN OPEN SUN 1-5
494-3066 CALL 494-2902
FOR GATE CLEARANCE
HOLLY
BOLVERSTOTT
673-6111
CORONA DEL MAR
Just steps to beach. Best location. Large lot
with view. 3BR. 21hBA model perfect.
$1,150,000.
217 JASMINE
WESTPARK. Single family home 4BR. 21hBA $279,000
MYRNA BOOM
720-0146 CORONA DEL MAR
Panoramic views, model perfect
exclusive Harbor View "Broadmoor''.
4BR. 2 1hBA, 3 car garage. $995,000.
1223 PORTSIDE
CAROL AWSON HARBOR RIDGE
644-7362 Model Perfect, spectacular view,
quiet location 2BR + den $525,000
24 VIENNA
BEACON BAY-BAYFRONT private enclave $2,495,000 L.H.
I 644-6200 2 Civic Pfua #100, Newport Beach
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
ALONG THE COAST
ON THE COAST
VIEWS OF THE COAST
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
:-op al !he !'.1!! in Harbor Ridge \-.11!'.
lorn·:er './leV.'S o! ihe ocean 001 ;.:y
llgt::s 'Jnd beyond This c..i.s1om est J'e
tn g'J::ra ;Ja:ed commumry boas'.s o.-er
Q500 sq:• o! s!".eer ~.PQ,mce :t... t:r
war.!S .: so!d
FOREVER VIEWS
TtUS dramal1C !WO stoned townr1ome
towers over Newport Bay and
harbor with views from m05t every
room Dellghtlul guard ga1ed
community with pool and tennis
This three bedroom home with
pnvate spa at only 5860 000 is ruly
a best buy
MODEL PERFECT
PLUS VIEW
Pnstme two bedroom plus den
invites you to move m by Chrsrr.as
Guard gated commurury ol Seo
Island complete wllh pool and
tennis Views overlookmg the Back
Bay Walk to John Wayne Tenrus
Club and enJOY the Newport Beach
li1estyle and tun 1n the sun $737 500
REMODELED WITH VIEW
Dellghtful smgle level thr ee
bedroom towne home wtth south
western flair. C\a;e to tenniS and
nice views of the ocean Guard
gated community with miles ol
greenbelt to enhance your exercise
and keep you ht $639 CXXl
DOPICAL SPLlllDOR
Aboonds from th.ls fabulous three
bed.room townhome on ovel'Sl.Zed lot
with custom spa and waterfall
Expanded. \lght a nd brigh t
d ramatic entry enhances the
eleQCIIlCE! of this very spec1al ollertng
tn guard gated commurutv Pool &
tenniS $589.CXX>
SATURDAY, October 26, 1991 I PAGE 23
REMODELED DREAM HOME
:r.is !cL:-bedroom larntly heme has
bee~ comp!eie:; :-e:r.ooe:ed · ... 1'.r. !he
!~nesi qi..,aaty :.a:ge :er.ced ccrr.er 101
ir~:ec !or :!ie young co1..p.e • ..... 11h
'/Oung torr..::· Go~rrr.e• kitchen and
more Se:ier hes 1us1 ~educed r~is
pr "per:'{ 'v $5; Q CXX'
INCREDIBLE OCEAN VIEWS
!'.nhance this trad1t1onal four bedroom
residence tugh on the hill m the
guarded commuruty ol Three Arch
Bay Only 7 years old Views from
every room plus a private pool and
spa tor your en•oyment S 1 J 2Q 000
SELLER WILL TRADE
Fabulous expanded and customized
!1ve bedroom Secluded locatlOn in
guard.gated commwrury Pool and
tennis Private spa Views ot city llghts
Great assumable flnancmg avallable
This .>roperty has been reduced
SlCXi 000
LINDA ISLE SECLUSION
One ot Newport's most exclusive
community This lovely !our bedroom
home sits on the bay with a large
dock and slip tor your yachting
pleasure This guard gated community
boasts private tennis and seaside
relaxatlon S 1 957 CXXl L H
WHAT AllYOU
WAITING FOi???
INCOME
CORONA DEL MAR -$475 cxx:>
CORONA DEL MAR· $575 ')()()
ONE BLOCI--'. TO SAND -5540 000
ALL JUST REDUCED!
(714)644-6200
BAYCREST
BAYCREST
BAYRIOOE
BAYSHORES
BAYSHORES
BAYSHORES
BAYVIEW TERRACE
BEACH/INCOME
BEACH/INCOME
BEACH/INCOME
BEACH/INCOME
BEACON BAY
BELCOURT
BELCOURT
BELCOURT
BELCOURT
Ivan Wells, countly lcftchen, 48R, comer $090,500
Model Perteet, 48R, pool, security system $734,500
Upper, gated community, 2BR, mini view $280,000
Extra large lot, 38R, spacious patio L.H $575,000
Cottage, 38R, large lot, remodeled kitchen $749,000
Mediteffanean Villa, two years new
Three yeafS new, 38R, security system
Duplex, 1 block to beach
Sharp! well maintained units
Income, owner/user 4BR/38R Duplex
BAYFRONT-38R, 2BA, + 28R, 1BA
BAYFRONT, custom, 5BR, unique L.H
$1,450,000
$419,000
$399,000
$449,500
$545,000
S735,000
$2,495,000
Guard gated community, REDUCED! 38R, $795,000
B.C MCLAIN
B.C MCLAIN
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
BLUFFS
Lovely views, spacious master, 2BR
Prime location. 48R, private spa
Spectacular TENNIS ESTATE
New on market ... 2BR, den, upgrades
Mini view of lights.trees, 2BR
"H' Plan, 2BR, special location
VIEW! VIEW! HIGHLY UPGRADED 2BR.
BONITA. Cul De Sac location, 3BR,2BA
Selling at a loss! Cul de sac, 38R, 2BA
"E" Plan, greenbelr views, 48R, 2.5BA L.H
3 Bedroom. Greenbelt, Like New ...
Three BR, upgraded Trina, end unit
3 Bedroom View, Expanded, Pristine.
"E" remodeled. newer kitchen, 38R, 2.5 BA
FRONT ROW/ View, 38R, 2.5BA NOW/
CANYON CREST Elegant, 2 master suftes,library/office
CORONA DEL MAR R-2 ZONINCJ·2BR, North of Highway
$535,000
$898,000
$3,895,000
$287,000
$395,000
$299,000
$349,000
$3Sl9,000
$389,000
$429,000
$399,000
$419,000
$439,g()(}
$47Q,OOO
$599,000
$389,QOO
$449,000
CORONA DEL MAR Duplex, 2+1, 2+1 good rental area S49Sl,OOO
CORONA DEL MAR R·2 ZONINQ-Reduced! cottage, upgraded $45Sl,OOO
CORONA DEL MAR R·2 ZONINQ-Owner/user/investor units $475,000
CORONA DEL MAR Point de/ Mar, 2 master suites, impres.srve $405,000
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX 313 + 212 Perteet for owner user $565,500
CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX, EXCELLENT INCOME UNITS $575,000
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX S.Hwy. cottage plus 2BR, unit $575,000
CORONA DEL MAR One block to ocean, 2BR, plus den $699,000
CORONA DEL MAR 38R, plus separate 2BR, unit with view $705,000
CORONA DEL MAR Remodeled, 3BR+unlt, 2 blocks to beach $875,000
CORONA DEL MAR Remodeled 1080, guestquartelS, spa $1,150,000
CORONA DEL MAR Over QO ft. Bayfront, dock pennit included $3, 175,000
CORONA DEL MAR OCEANFRONT-white water views, tri-level
CORONA HIOHLHDS Under constnJction, choose your finishes
COSTA MESA Mesa Bluffs, sunset views. 3BR
COSTA MESA French N~ style, 48R, 2.5BA
Picture Petfectl patio with spa, 4BR
Views! pool 48R, 3BA, Immaculate
Designers own gated mini estate,
$4,300,000
$Q75,000
$248,500
$330,000
$740,500
$039,000
$1,005,000
$3,100,000
$315,000
$089,500
$1,450,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
.REGIONR 0
, VISIT AN OPEN HOUSE AND SIGN UP FO
DOVER SHORES
DOVER SHORES
DOVER SHORES
DOVER SHORES
EASTS/DE
EASTSIDE
EMERALD BAY
EMERALD BAY
EMERALD BAY
EMERALD BAY
EMERALD BAY
EMERALD BAY
OAROEN OROVE
148 FT.BAYFRONT/11 New construction
Excelent location, 38R, R. V. ace.SS
Newt duplex/ easy to convert to .slfemlly
Views to Dana Point, spa. open beams
Ocean views! large lot, 3BR, 2.5BA
Street to street lot, whitewater views
BIG! BIOi views, custom, reconstructed
Oceanslde,ovorlooks green, bNch, 48R
Whit&Water views, walls of glass
Fabulous buy/, 48R, 38A, pool
$1,050,000 ,_ ________________________ ..
$1,795,000
$2,100,000
$2,100,000
$2,206,000
$241,QOO 2 CIVIC PLAZA #
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
tEN BOUSE TOUR
t ONE NIGRF STAY & Breakfast at DORYMAN'S INN
lL BROKERAGE
~-6200
100 jNEWPORT BEACH
EMERALD BAY
,
SATURDAY, October 26, 1991 I PAGE 25
HARBOR HIGHLNDS Close to parl<, 38R, plus guest quarters $47f>,OOO
HARBOR ISLAND THE ULTIMATE BAYFRONT-Call for details $12,900,000
HARBOR RIOOE Spectacular views/ newly remodeled $525,000
HARBOR RIDGE Premier view, outstanding location, 2BR $539,000
HARBOR RIDGE Waterfall, lights, water view, 2BR $560,000
HARBOR RIDGE Ocean, city lights views, expanded, 3BR $769,000
HARBOR RIDGE Model Perfect, white-on white decor 4BR $7f}5,000
HARBOR RIDGE REDUCED!! Panoramic Views, 3BR. $860,000
HARBOR RIDOE Panoramic views, private spa, 3BR, 3BA $f}f}7,000
HARBOR RIDOE ESTATE-180 degree view, MOTIVATED! $4,250,000
HARBOR VW HILLS Panoramic views, 48R, custom features $9f}5,000
HARBOR WOODS Across from Nature Park, 2BR, 2.5BA $285,000
HARBOR WOODS Location -Location! 2BR.2BA. $251,900
HUNTINOTON SCH Close to park, 3BR. expanded living room $3tSf},000
IRVINE COVE Oceanside of Hwy, 4BR, pool, spa $2,800,000
IRVINE COVE Oceanfront, spectacular residence $8,500,000
JASMINE CREEK Expanded, corner, spa, waterfall, 38R $589,000
JASMINE CREEK Lovely ocean views, customized touches $639,000
KINGS ROAD FRONT ROW/ views, 48R, 4BA. 3 FJP $1 ,490,000
LAGUNA NIOUEL One level, 2BR, great stalfer home $130,000
LAGUNA NIGUEL Highly upgraded, 4BR, 2.5BA,cul de sac $299,900
LAOUNA BEACH Cape Cod style, 3BR, 2BA, central air $212,000
LAOUNA BEACH Coastline, city views, custom residence $1,550,000
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT -east end-dock for 60' boat $2,295,000
UDO ISLE BAYFRONT-Dock for 60' boat, 8 car garage $3,950,000
LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT-main channel views, pool L.H $2,495,000
LINDA ISLE Pier and slip, view, 58R, 4.SBA $1,f>lS,000
MESA VERDE One level, 48R, large lot, g"eat value $385,000
MISSION VIEJO $1"8,f>OO
MONARCH BEACH $4'39,000
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Ocrnn Uh·d. Pre111icr cor11t'r localion. Enjoy 1hi1
lull:J)!<' ur \Ju1IJ ~ uur .!11•11111 home! Sl ,550,000
Ocean 'icw. l::xpnmlcJ ll11rl>or RiJge Estate.
3UH, 1.r,1.t & o pen. Cu510111 upgrotlea. Re1luceJ!
!j.Jl),000
Sea hlaml. Overlouki111t 17th Ire of l\'rwporl
Ucach Coif Couru'. l pi<rnJeJ :?UH t~ clen.
$699,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Corner loca1ion. I
collage for now.
$699.000
Cu110111 SOit. 6UA O\'cr 6000 s11. ft . Poul, spa,
p remier location. SI ,-165.000 :? Hod.y J>ui111
-~
Dayfro111 Duplex. Enjoy New11ort'1 life11yle •
turning basin \•iews, aa11J y heaches & uoat
launch. ReJuceJ lo $735,000
ALSO FOR SALE
• Turtle Rock bcnutirul locntion, lowest
priced $238,900
• Costa Me111 FourPJcx S.Jcll),000
• South Co111t J\lctro Arca Contlos
$137,500 & $144,900
• J\Jonarch Dench occanvicw, gated, single
detached home 5475,000
Fanlosiic up~rnrlt'J 1ownhome "11h view. 2DR &'.
Jen, 2VJUA. SSJS,000
NcM~r fro111 uwners ho111•e 3Dll, 3DA plua
dru111n1ic nr1i,1 1111i1 21lll. :WA w/rooftop ''icw.
S565.000
\VesicliIT. Top or ll1e line 4UU, 4UA. Large cor-
ner 101. $525,000 I JOO Euex
Dig Canyon townhome. 2Blt
J\Jany upgnJu. $287,000
644-6200 Grubb & Ellis 2 Civic Plaza, Suite 100, Newport Beach
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Brand New Custom Estate
Spectacular Ocean View!
f33 IHOIECUFF IOAD, CORONA DEL MAR
OPEN SUNDAY ff·5
•Every Detail is Perfection!
eGrand ~ntry Hall with Curved Stairway.
•Estate Stze Rooms, Each Capture Ocean View
•5 Bedroom, 5Vz Bath
•Enormous Kitchen with Spacious Granite
Counters & FuU Sub-Z.Cro.
•Breakfast Room
•Entertainment Size Family Room
•3 Marble Fireplaces
•Spectacular Master Suite witt, Adjoining
Library Features Polished Marbk fireplace,
Wet -bar with Ice-maker/Refrigerator, Room
Size closet and Fully Appointed Marble Bath
eCustom Crown Mouldings.
eO.istom Ceilings Throughout
•Decorator Fixtures and Hardware
•Maid Quarters
eOvcrsizc 3 Car Garage
eCall For Color Brochure
$3,495,000
BALBOA DUPLEX
View of the pier plus spacious living. Huge
3BR, 2BA and 2BR 2BA units. 2 car
garage and 2 spaces. Superior condition,
excellent rent history. Hurry! Easy to show!
$459,900!
BAJ.BOA ISLAND
Rare opportup'S beautiful island
cottage plus me from 2 rentals.
Located in des1 le 100 block. $674,500
ArrENnON .•. OWNERS
If you have a bayf ront or view property
suitable for remodel Qr new construction,
we have a buyer. If you are not currently
listed, please call us direct.
VAUGHN A SUSIE SAFFORD
760-6129
SATURDAY, October 26, 1991 I PAGE V
World Class Baytronl View
CUSTOM QUALITY 1HllOUGHOUT!
f20 SOUTH BAY FIONT, BALBOA /SlAND
OPEN SUNDAY 12·5
•Reduced $300,000! Buy or lease.
•180 degree Vi ew of Main Turning Basin and 2
Mile Channel View
•Full Dock for 55' and 60' Yachts
.Custom 5 Bedroom Residence Built in 1986
•Traditional Design with Superior
Craftsmanship and Attention to Detail
eGourmet Kitchen with SubZero, Granite
Counters and Beautiful Cabinets
•Soaring Ceilings and Skylights
•French Doors and Windows
•Huge Master Suite with Marble Fireplace
and Spacious Marble Bath
•Elegant Living Room with Custom Ceiling
Treatment, Marble Fireplace and Built-in
Bookcases
•Large Family Room
•Maid's Room
$2,495,000
LOCAnoN! LOCAnDN!
MUST SEU!
Beautifully remodeled Newport Shores
home is being sacrificed by the owner.
Walk to the beach or enjoy the private
sundeclt off the master suite. 4 bedrooms
and 2~ baths plus formal dining room.
This is an excelleot opportunity to make
a great buy.
Pl/CE REDUCED THOUSANDS!
ENTEBAINEl'S DEUGHT
VIEW OF BAY I OCEAN • REDUCED!
Terrific opportunity to build your dream home to enjoy views of the
bay and ocean. This 3 bedroom 2 bath home with over 1~ ~· ft. is
very livable until you are ready to remodel. Sellers retmng and
anxious. Asking $650,0001 .•
Sped1llzl•1 l• Newport Buda Propat111
QUINTEN SHARP
963-0711
ext 3060
3 short blocks to the beach from this beautifully
remodeled home. 4 large bedrooms and large
patios with bubbling spa provides spacious living £,;;,;.a
at it's best! Now ONLY $364.900
NEW LISnNG!
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR ON MAIN CHANNEL!
1800 view of the main channel from every major room in
this gorgeous "decorator-perfect" home. Silvery grey carpet
compliments white ceramic tile floors. Gourmet kitchen
with nook plus formal dining. Light & bright! This is an
excellent buy. Listed at $405,000. Please call for a bro-
chure.
Spedaliz181 Newport Beacla Properties
DON QUINN
960-1645
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. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Realtors"A
Speciali31it~ tit ptt7pectk' /cc uk "c kau ... t711 t6~ watee ••• 11ear de tNZtee ••• 1111tl wid a I/kw"' tMe watee •••
VICKI LEE
Residence: 673-6573 Busin~: 631-1400
LIDO ISLE
POOL HOME
Oveniud ss· lot. Livina. Dinina, Breakfast
room ovcrloolt the private pool and apa.
Single nory. 3 bedroom, 2 bllh home with
unlimited potential and freahJy ~urbilhcd.
POLential 10 add leCOnd nory.
$889,000
BALBOA CUSTOM
Near new. top quiality 3BR. and den.
Romanlic master suite wilh private t.Joony
cl rirq>la<:e. Bcaiaiful hardwood noon and
soaring cc1hng1. Prime location, half block
to bay wilh view.
$770,000
••EXCLUSIVE RENTALS••
Via Lido Nord Uuyfront : Spacious 3BR. JBA home with c1tpansive view o r all
boa1ing ocviti1y L1gh1 &: sunny home with pnva1c patio. newly decorated. $5,000/mo
Via Lido Nord Bay front: 3BR upstairs apwtment. Orcat private view d eck .
hardwood n oors. Newly painted &. redecorated. $4000/m o
Lido Park Drive Condo: 2BR & den, 3BA. Marble n oon. mirrors. fireplace. bay
v iew from living Meas & master bedroom. (also for sale. $675,000) $2750/mo
KAY POLO VINA
Residence: 675-5622 Business: 631-1400
GREAT NEW LISTINGS!
Cottage on Lido Isle $515,000
Beamed ceilings and fireplace. 2 bedrooms, 1.75 baths.
Bayfront Duplex $699,000
Comer location with dock, reccnlly remodeJcd. Walk to Lido Village.
3 bedroom, 2 bath and 2 bedroom, 2 bath.
Perfection on Lido Isle $839,000
Contemporary neoclassic on the prestigious end of Lido Isle. The
best quality, style, and condition. Could not be duplaacd at this
price! 4 bedrooms, 2.75 baths and family room.
Largest plan in beautiluJ Newport North townhomes
Spaaous corner unit in prtme location
Light and bright, with lots of extras
Inviting 3 bedroom home on large R-2 lot
Lowest price tn Corona Highlands
Owner has foWld another home
Finished in • inodifled Art Deco style,• m~ 1ee
Move ln perfect condo on the bayfront
Owner says must .U now
Fanta.'ltlc views! Owner must sell -brin_g all offers!
Now nduced to $295,000.
Great curb appeal!
Priced to mon at $539,000 Price ttdattd to $719,000
Penthouse condo on the bay with inaedlble pmoramic views
Corona del Mar to Catalina. Udo and more
A rare opportunjty foe best views
Owner say bring~ offers!
Reduced to $8291000
STEVE BIZAL,
Exclusive Coastal Properties Specialist
723-1565 760-3600
For your privau showing of these and other
fine homes ... or ... to arrange a consultation
regarmng the sale of your property, please call
Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, October 26, 1991 I PAGE 29
OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
Udo Urge Comer Lot
828 Via Lido Soud Opm Sal and 5'D\.
$895,m>
Huge Lido ft<' "Ont
6BR.•se .. 0~Vooach
52' on Ny, \'2) .Jing views
Sl,,595,000
Promontorv.;~ .. ont
SBR, 4~ · Q ~ge doclt
60'fl'Onta$ .yfront patio
$1"95,000
Lido Custom Far.: ··~'ome
4BR. J.se>~Q~ ·'·home
Excellent loat ~ ·6nCat quality
Sl,195,000
Seashore Or,. <'\·font
4Br, 3BA + ··o~\& sand lnaedlbk '2) ..... ter views
St,095,000
BILL FEENEY
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS
EXCLUSNE ORANGE COUN1Y AFFILJATE
OF SOTHEBY 'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY
Linda Isle-l'()'tional
3BR, 4~10~ y .. 1tation Lg. la8~ , '"-ourtyard pool
$2.,995~
Udo Large Comer Lot
SBR, 4BA Medito1a1tW1 tune
Oe!iraNe eeimn tip" We -.mo
675-1058 • 631-140 0
PrwudDly Bay Cmtmlpomy
4BR. 4BA ws1Dm bayfrort w I dock
Ihmatic architectural desigl'I
S2,J9S,CXX>
Bayfront Do·~~ Lot 6BR,4~~o~Vc:ech
60' on l 5 . ..c1nding views
$1,995,~"
Newpon Beach Estate
58R, 6.SBA Traditional -6.cm + s.l.
Approx. t /2 acre + guest OOusie
$1)95,tD)
Promontoly Meditmanem
4BR, 4.58A Italian Style Villa
Wge dock. ruiuccd s:m,cro
$2,,195,mJ
Six Bedroom Bayfront
6BR, 5.SBA, Lido family home
Reduced $550,000,large dock
$1,'195,000
Udo Isle Owmer
38R :eA, fm. nn., mmy bid patio
St '°st.. loc:mb\ reduried n>,<m
1629.000
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Realtors ®
Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Cul-<le-sac in super
neighborhood, bike to bellch. Walk to elementaiy
school Immaculate 4 bdrm home with new carpet &
paint. large master & nice back yard. 673-6900
.......................................................... $319,000
ST. ALBANS Security complex in So Coast Metro
area w/pools & tennis. Ai.ty studio unit w/mirrors, frplc
& patso. MAKE OFFER! (Ui) 631-1400 .......... $79,500
SOUTH COAST METRO Sunny upgraded 1 bd
condo, new kitchen, garden patio & carport w/storage.
Comm pools, tennlS & c.Jubhouse. 673-6900 ... $95.500
FOUNTAIN VALLEY Los CabeUeros condo w/2
bdrms, 2 baths & lake vu from living nn w/frplc comm
pool & spa, optional sports club. 631-1400 ... $157,900
SOUTH COAST METRO Beautiful 2 bd 2nd fir
unit, 2 masters, beams, frplc, skyligh•, lush greenbelt
& comm pool & spa, REDUCED! {Ui) 760-3600
' ........................................................ $163,500
COSTA MESA Lovely, immaculate twnhm w/2 mas-
ter suites & family rm w/frplc, lrg decked PlltiO. att dble
garage & A.C. 631-1400 ................................ $179,000
HUNTINGTON BEACH "Landmark" guarded adult
community 1 block to beach. Bright, mirrored 2 bd w/
family nn. (Ui) 631-1400 ............................. $187,900
nJSlTN RANCH Gated community w/pool & spa.
Lovely 2 bd twnhm with family rm, wd firs in en!Jy &
kitchen & att dble garage. 760-3600 .............. $207.900
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa 3 bd twnhm, brick fireplaces
in living room & master suite, private covered patio w/
spa. Bike to beach. 631-1400 ........................ $239,900
BLUFFS Immaculate 2 bd split level twnhm Airy
grellt room w/soaring celling & greenbelt w . New car-
pet, paint & app!illnces. 760-3600 ................. $260,000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Gorgeous, highly up-
graded 3 bd & den w/dble lltt garage. New flooring ~~
carpet, kitchen appllllnces & tile. 631-1400 ... $269,000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Beautiful new 3 bd lux-
ury home, dining & family nns, 2 frplcs, whitewashed
woods, rnllrble & large yard. 631-1400 .......... $300,000
NEWPORT SHORES WAIEilfRONT With pad-
dleboat included. lovely 2 sty, 4 bd home with formal
dining, mirrors, garden window & leaded glass Pllnels.
Grellt family Meas with community pools & tennis,
steps to ocean. 631-1400 ............................... $474,900
OPEN HOUSES
SAnJRDAY & SUNDAY
179 Mesa C&D. Eastslde Costa Mesa
Tom IOvenllll
226 Ruby, Balboa Island
Li'lda Gonion & Lou Hlclcson
2149 Mlramaf. Prilsula Point
Lorraine f anlnglon & Ann Perri
828 Via Lido Soud. Udo tsle
Olga Mlfthews & Carolyn Starr
120 E. OceanfTont. Balboa
Patti HaMy & Austin Daynes
16305 Niantic. Hl.f1llngton HttbOr
Nw;y Barfield & Chefyl Cll1Son
27 Inverness. Big Canyon, N.B.
E stller fine & Us Olsen
SAnJRDAY
113 25th Street. Newport at the Beach
Regena Rlehardson
461 Seaward, Corona Highlands
Steve Bilal
760 Via Udo Soud, Lklo Isle
Sally Pfllllips
1211 Kings Road, Ctiffhaven
Lois Mcloon
34342 Port Lantern. Dana Point
MardeH Spangler
31752 Apuesto Way, Coto de Caza
Betty COmegys
SUNDAY
63 Baycrest Court. Bayview Court
Mwoo Stuart
547 Santa Ana. Newport Helgh1s
Marlene Hassell
204 Via Conk>Ya. Udo Isle
Kennie Jo Rlno
601 Lido Patt Or 5f, 10, 20, N.B.
Mary Lou Klehler
220 Apolena, BalbOa Island
Carol Clift
220 Via Mentone, Udo Isle
Vleld Lee
1305 N. Bayfroct. Balboa lslwl
Judy Good
32=~:na del Mar
3 bd house
$300,000
2 bd hooSe
S625,000
3 bd hooSe
$849.000
5 bd hoUse
S895.000
3 bd hoUse
$1,025.000
4 bd house
$1,550.000
4 bd house
s2.n5,ooo
2 bd house
$339,000
3 bd heme $539,000
3 bd house
$785.000
3 bd hoUse
$998,000
3 bd hoUse
$1,395,000
5 bd estate
$1.995,000
2 bd condo
$285,000
3 bd house
$(89,000
2 bd llouSe
$515,000
2 bd condo
S695,000
4 bd house
$755,000
3 bd house
$889,000
2 bd cllplex
$949,000
g bd houN
$1 ,195,000
2422 Sdago, Newport Beach 5 bd & gst hs .. stall
Rob Geiln $1 ,396.000
BALBOA 181.AND Shingled charmer w/look ol a
<Ape Cod summer house. Large wulted ceilinged fam.
IJy nn with sit-down bar, gounnet kitchen, 2 masm
suites & private spa. Possible lease option, seller MO·
TIVATED. 673-6900 ...................................... $625.000
VD.IA MUIOA Bright & immaculate 2 bd condo
with ocean view. Community pool, spa & tennis, bike
to beach. 631-1400 ........................................ $310,000
FASTSIDE COSTA llESA Charming CountJy
Fn!nch 1 sty 4 bd w/fm}y rm, frplc, hrdwd fin, land-
scaped patio & spa on cul-<le-sac. 673..6900.$349,900
PENINSlJl.A Charming 2 bd house, hu! IMng rm
~:1ach.~'1f-6~~--~.~~!~: ... ~~ ..... 'llso.~
MISSION VIE.10 Beautiful 5 bd home w/Country
English feeling. Family rm w/brick frplc, formal din.Ing
& aen. Triple garage. 673-6900 ..................... $352,500
BAYVIEW COURT Beautifully deco~ted newer J.M. = ~!<1& ~~ J1~40S~.~~~~~~ .. ~!.~~.~
CORONA DEL MAR'S Canyon Crest townhomes
w/comrn pool & spa. Beautiful remodeled 3 bd w/
scraped ceilings, PllveTS & mirrors. 631·1400.$389,500
NEWPORT AT THE BEACH Great income prop-
erty short block to bellch. Front house w/2 bds & nke
yard, rear with 2 bds & 2 baths. 631-1400 .... $395,000
NEWPOllT HEIGHTS CnllJming refurbished 3 bd
Cape Cod w/family rm. Fr. doors, hrdwd floors & love·
ly yard & Plltio. Possible lease option. 631-1400
....................................................................... $489,000
HAii.BO& VIEW HOMES Freshly painted 3 bd w/
new carpet & tile in enby & kitchen, patio w/hot tub.
CloM to school & comm pool. 760-3600 ....... $489,000
PENINSlJl.A POINT Highly desirable comer lot
aaoss from parl<, steps to bay & ocean. Suitable for
large family home. 631·1400 ......................... $490,000
CORONA HIGHLANDS Wenn & charming 3 bd
house w/hardwd Ooors, used brick frplc & decorator toucha, back yard w/large deck. 76Ch3600 ... $539,000
CORONA DEL NAa Tmi6c remodeled duplex on
gmst ltJUt our senior center. Attractive 3 bd owners
unit. living room w/frplc & built.ins & large master w/
private patio & vaulted cieillng, 2 bd rental. 76().3600
....................................................................... $649,000
Specializing i11 properties for sak or kase ... on the waur ... near the waler. .. and with a view of the water ...
CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE
2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY
714-760-3600·
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY
714-631-1400
BALBOA ISlAND OFFICE
315 MARINE AVE.
714-673-6900
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Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty
UDO 191.1! Lowly } .sty 3 bd remodeled home, new
windows. docn. oak ftoon & moldings & comer lot
P09llble a-. option. REDUCED! 631-1400 .. $589.000
PENll9ll&A POINT O\armlng 3 bd, famUy rm,
bamld ctangl. Fr. doors & windows, master w/bal-
cony, 2 brtdc pab. 631-1400 ....................... $595,000
UDO 191.1! ''Turnkey'' perfection, 2 't 3 bd home :..:.~1:t:'.1: .. ~ .. ~ .. ~~~ .. ~ ...... ~~~9~
DC&•OLA POINT 2 sty 3 bd extensively remod·
elld "Cid Nanlilrey" home w/dlning room & great
~ s... to Ocan & Bey. 631-1400 ..... $639,000
BALBOA ISLAND Two sty 4 bd home w/separate ~n:==~ .. ~ .. ~.~.~Ss~
llAllBOR RIDGE Designer petfect 4 bd "Crest"
townhome w/dlnlng & famlly rooms & loft game room.
Plantation shutters, mirrors & 3 ftplcs. 760-3600
....................................................................... $765,000
UDO ISLE Premier oversized lot, across from pert<
w/bafy view. Close to beach & tennis. Channi~_2 bd
home w/patlo & guest quarters. 631-1400 ..... $785,000
CORONA DEL MAii Spectncular 180' views &om
Newport Harbor's entranoe to lo_1"19_~. Spacious 2
bd condo w/frplc. c.omm pool. 760-3600 ...... $829,000
UDO ISLE £.xqulslte!y decorated top quality neo
classic oontempormy 4 bdrm w/famlly nn & lovely
landscaped patio w/kot pond. 631-1400 ........ $839,000
BAJ.BOA ISLAND Spack)us 3 bdrm designer's
Country English home widen. faml)y nn, Fr. doors, baY
windows & 1 bd loft apt. 760-3600 ............... $849,500
PEQNSUl.A POINT Bautlful 3 bd home, remod-
eled from ground up In '89. Den, dining & family rms
& w roof deck & every amenity. 631-1400 .. $850,000
SOTOGRANDE, SPAIN
A Sotlaebp'• lateraatlonal
Realtp &claalve
Luah prdem eunouad die "C.. Eecorial" which fron.
t1 on the Valdei1111nA Golf CoWM. There are 4 iM1n
bdnM, 4 llllff bdnm 6 teplil'lll• 2 bdnn gu9lt Aalta all
buJlt mound • cntnil ~ SltVllted Oft the eo.
del Sol. theN II a tMrtna. polo ftelcle. siding a: tennu.
Bndwe 1940029. $3,000,000
UDO 91.E Recently redone 3 bd pool home on 55'
lot. Sunny ldilchen ·•h uting --. ~ nn ~ ovedoolca lb'ada. pool. 631-1400 ................ $889,000
IMUOA Ill.AND IMYRION'f' DUPLEX Slip for
2 boell plus was It city laht vtews. nont 2 1>drm
houM, frplc a patio rear I bdrm apt. 631-1400
....................................................................... $949,000
BIG CANYON Fantastic 3 bd golf coune twnhm w/
family room en &h fairway. Mesh decor It white washed llrs. 631·1400 .................................... $995,000
a.IFRIAVEN Fabulous 180' WI ol Newport Harbor ~~=-?~~ .. ~ .. ~~~
Ml,IMM 191AND Bltyftont duplex w/4 bd a 3 bd
untts. Ouenl.t unlD CMnOt be~ ~.
Great bllY vtrwt. 6'73-6900 .... w ................... $1,098,000
0011CJ11CA Dl!L JIAll ~ D oaten. ~ ncwtf 3 bdrtn twn.hm llt en bluff w/~ vl9tas ol entire
2436 W. COMT HIGHWAY
714~1-1400
llAL80A OCEANFllONT In prime Peninsula loca-
tion. l...oyely Tudor styl w/3 bdrms, vaulted ~ ~· Fr. doors from bdrms to rear deck, 2 frplcs, 631-1~ ~.~:.~~~~.~ .. ~~~~~~.~r~&x>
HAllBOR lllDGE Exquisltely decorated 4 bd "Estate
Home" w/oca.n & dty light views. Pub room w/fuD
bar & paneled library. 7~ ................. $1,195,000
UDO ISLE Totally remodeled top quality 5 bdrm
home, dining & family rms, Fr. doors & windows,
large lot & lovely patio. 631-1400 ....... $1 ,395.000
H VN11NGTON HARBOR Probate sale. Executive 4
bd in prime view location w/dock for 2 yachts. 631·
1400 ...................................................... $1,550,000
UDO ISLE Dramatic contemporary 6 bdnn bayfront
w/faml)y room & dock. Total remodel. bayfront master
& new 1dtchen. 631-1400 ........................ Sl,795.000
PENINSULA BAYFRONT 7000 sq. ft lot in prime
"open bay" view location. Dock for 2 58' boats. love·
ly older 4 bd home, lawn & garden. 760-3600
................................................................. $1,895,000
DOVER SHOllES LoveJv new 3 bd Country French
bayfront home w/large dOc:k. Gounnet kitchen, Pr.
doors & windows & pewr tile. 631-1400 ... Sl.995,000
COTO DE CAZA "Greystone Manor" 5 bdnn
French Normandy on 3"" acres,_~ lawn It gar-
dens, 60' Roman pool & spa. 760-3600 ..... $1,995,000
llMtlO• ISi.AND DlllVE Exciting 4 bd bright &
open muJti..&ewJ c:ontemponuy w/dock & ~te c:hiJ-
drens wing wlfmly nn. 631-1400 ................ $2,395,000
LITTLE 8M.llM 181.AND Fabulous 5 bdrm bay.
front VUla v.v'interlcr patio, boat dock & superb views.
PRICE DROPPED from $3,950,000! 631-1400
.. .................................................................. $3,495,000
90U1'B IMRJNA MaQni6oent 9 bdrm Mecfiter.
rane.an oceanfront ... guest houte, staff guarten &
garage for 6 cm. stain to beach. 760-3<i00
.................................................................... $9,000,000
Diana is Back!! A veteran to
the residential market, Diana
has returned to Coldwell
Banker from Coast Newport
Properties to continue her
career as a multi-million dollar
producer. She is dedicated to
outstanding client service with
the majority of her business
coming from referrals and
repeat customers. The is a
result of Diana's professional ·
and conscientious attitude. She
really enjoys helping individuals
and families find the home that
is right for them. Many of her
clients become her good
friends.
Three qualities that make
Diana successful are being a
good listener, making herself
available to clients and staying
current with the market. Her
knowledge of finance and
di(ferent lenders helps clients
find the best financing to meet
their needs. She is a resident of
Corona del Mar, with her
husband David, and is active
with the Corona dcl Mar
Chamber of Commerce.
If you arc in terested in finding
out more about the winning
co mbina tion of Diana
Goldsberry and Coldwell
Banker call Diana today at
644-9060 Ext. 156.
C.OLDWC?U
o.uo~C?ff ~
ILUff'I ..... .
Owner paid $455,000 and roost ... ~.Priced It
$409,0001 A ioost see! 3 bd 2~ ba "Triana"
plan in Skiffs with excellent Bly View from bedroom levels, plus Ole serenlly d Ole CWl)'Of'I
view at lhe mail level. Please Cll nowll Sellef
motivated! Ntm lmll&/.-mn
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY t-5
W"1clttl 1011 lucldngham
Steve Mitchell $22"9,000
~E~lguel 29U2 'r:e..~
Ilg Canyon 12 lea llland Dr
Kevfn Kanda $387,000
HVM1 1961 '°" W~ Joanna Dempster $488,000
Jasmine Park 912 Oardenla
Jeny Finster $519,000
Harbor View 1111• 1211 lwftlne
Velma Timmons $825,000
Mftlpott Island 1717 Channel Ploce
David Prtnce $875,000
IMne Terrace 1220 Dolphin TM'IOCe
Judy Robbins $888!000
layllde 991 layllde Cowie w .
, June Davis $8e0,000
layllde Cove 1029 layskle Ccwe I John Campbell S1 ,050,000
Old CdM 1212 Ocean IMS
Doug Meeder $1,995,000
OPEN SUNDAY t.a
Marlna Partc 1770 W. lalboa 21
David Prince $198,000
Costa Meta 160 '°"'"'"" "' Heidi Meeder $235,000 "'""'*" lhor9t MO Proepect Davtd Prince $300,900 •
Newpod CNlf 20 Ima Loma
Dave Wong $375,000
Ilg Canyon 12 lea Island Dr
Kevin Kanda $387,000
lluffl Ill Vitia Plora
Sue Vernon $485,000
IMlll 1961 '°" ~ Jo8nna Oempstet $488,000
w.stclft 1012 llolllnlltMn
Ginny AndenOn '89l5,000
laylholel 2601 Clrcle Dr
Cerof Mock '889,000
lrvtne T~ 1220 Dolphln TM'l'CIC9
Judy Robbfne .-,ooo
Newport ........ 20l IClng ,__
Steve Mltcheft • $72A,OOO
ldMMI llland 106 • 106~ °"' Joyce Ollon S78&,000
lastbluff
Marcia Bays
:ct-0.:::lah
Harbor View .....
Jeff Ewtng
OldeCdM
Kay R.nger
2601 lunya
$829,000
M °"*91 lay Dr
$149,000
CdM 116 Poppy A.,.
Kevin Kanda $835,000
Cdm WOrcttld
Unda Marston $925,000
1ay11c1e ewe .,.1ay11c1e ecwe w.
Doug Meeder $950,0C?O
laylhor9e 2611 laphoNe
Carol Mock $995,000
layllde Cow 1029 layslde Ccwe I
John Cempbell $1 ,050.000
... wport ..........
Kevin Hutchinson $1,585,000
lrvlne Tenace 1107 Dolpbln'Tenace
Jerry Flntter $1,990,000
Ahleta
$1,995,000
NEW USTINGS
El CAl•IO $119,000
Excellent coodo close to nn High Sctlool & Heri-
tage Pllt. Pel1ect for tlrat time buyen Of llose
lodq for I low pOce In I prwrUn ..... Goltlooct.
3 betfl oorns, 1.s bllhl wlll large cony ldlchln.
:.ml dee«. This home 11 In movHI condllDn.
MAllNA MOllU NOMI PAH$1tlt000
LlaMhold
Spectacullr bayfroot locdon for tnler $200,000.
Compare to minion dollar homes. This 3 Royal
Lancer mobile home II In excellelt condlllOn WWI
plllo CMf1oolltlg sandy belch encl .. bl'/ ... vllw at Udo ,...,.. nS Udo .... ~ It
11 lelsthold. Cal for "'""'
OLD COIOtlA DU MAI $1tt,OOO Chlm*'ll cGbge In Old Corona del Mar for ...
M00,0001 Adcnbll 2 bed home on 40 x 60 lot
IQ'BegonlPIR.
IAWllW 1aUCI ... ,000
0-.t ny. Mlat llf'lnd lllW eoncllon. Nlwport ....... ..,_ ........... 2..-..-. QlilDn..,...' ... ~ • prm'1111i.~ 1111 ......... yard. Riedy ..,,,..
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...... 9411,GOO
A nut 1111 Arlt lml Mf an .. nwtlll. 3
bd, 2-tll wlll ocan. blCt bay, CllllN llllnd
Yilws. This II I whw, wait di you aeel --
1'IUl1ll uu 1, ....
Balbol PrilllA. W.flOlll wlll old. old ......
pier & doct-Glal bay, nami1 & ,. ..,.
vllw. Propel1Y IOkl .. As Is". E.llY '> Show. cal
644-9060 '> .. P"JClll1Y.
LAGUNA BEACH
u.111A llACM $Ul,OOO
l.f9lll Bach coctage In "' 111111 d .. vllge. Thi llolm flans: fresh Plllt lnslOI and N. new C*1*. ~ .... tlrepllce, rlftnlshld ,.,,..
wood ftoorl. 2 llectoons and 1 ~ bib. oce.I
.. delk. Thi ..... ltlOWS ... Ind .. ....,
W*'D clsllrlCI ., .. beach Ind WI\.
&MUNA IUCI Mft.000
mdJll COllth. OC8lfl & whb .... flll
II tDllly l.llObltrlad. ftlUa 3 BR, m Bl,
llrge .. dlckl, Wiii d glas, 2 cw glflgl.
MllOI .. .,... $549,500 a.-Ml lllWI .-llmOdllld, .., owner ms-
tlnld. .... 111111 .., ~ wtlt Mbn cal*l-*"· NIW rclGf & hit! 111W •ldlale*lo· A roost 1111
.. Olf 1111 $559,000
Rn ~ A _. In Newport Hist Fronl
1111 ... 3 bd 2 bl. bid! 1111 wlh 2 bd 1 in ba.
'Ea ........ Eallrt loclllan. Comer lot.
mt _,OIT $161.000
Sllpl to llllch. Huge 4 BA upper Id wlocm
• tam Mno room. Gmt rwai pollntial or
CIWl*l 1111.
IUllllUI. VIW $574,IOO
81111 fllnlfr "°""· 8tadul blck bly Ind nlgt4 .,. ... Hlrdwood Ry. View from llvtng room.
dlr*'I raom. lie'*' Ind mutllr bedroom. ~ ~ RI eome omlcle llQhllno. Ught
..... IOUllt Utl.000
PrtDI .... S20.000I 48R. 2.58A home In won-.. ~ 11• fllftood. POOi stze yan1. LMng "'°"" -room. ball gnf'OUS .a. to hnlle ... ...... ~ systlm. S1orage gllote.
Don't """'* cnt . .. OI VIW 1m1 $621,000
Ttntlc '-Y, oce91. c:lly *-fnlm most nu. 4
bd ........ '*" flmllY room. Spacious IMng
niom. ~ Cit QlllGI. Gl9lt nmodll posslblllles. . c.1., -
ECOllf E $619,000
11111 .... 2 *'I home II loclt9d In b exclt-
M Ol*'d -conmnty of 811cou1t Hll The
1• -...... ptCI •ltlt1llnln0 .... den wlll • w, ... In b MIO room. The ma-w ~ ....... Pit .... D!l'I --... .., .,.. n lelc*I ~ h bww IMI.
....., .. un.d
Wll'll'I ......... hlllonll l'IOml. SC _. from
..... Ir pMt;y. -dly '-RI ocean
... -....... Mng niom .., bmll ... "*"' 5 ......,. ~ bllll. flmllY room.
2 ...... ...., locn. decOI* --~
.... Uff.000 a. .... "°"" ... wonderM loctllon. 3
...... 2 111111 • N"'1 pillo. hll '°' 2nd
.... IWftOdll Of • • IL PftWIM 9* guWdlCI Cii111¥ ..... 2 ,_ beletlll .., d'lbenl --
t ...... "'
HAllOl llDOI utA1U $175.000
~WI'# of clly. ITIOll'lllins and nb lbs.
V8fY popular Luceme model his 3 bedrooml. 3
balls. 1W01 PIMdll master suill Wtlh sDJQ na
and ftrepllCe. Both Ill MIQ room and famly room
have ftreplaca. £xcellerC cukl9-sac loclllon In Ile
EXCLUSIVE guard galBd COl1'ITlrilY of Hlrtlof
Ridge.
PIU11GIOUI IBCOUl'f 1111 $191,000
Gorgeous nmodll condo wit flbUlous Ylewa,
3500 sq ft of perfdon. Designed by Jeny Hints.
3 car onoe p1u1 gated cormUlltY.
~ llACll ..,,,.
~-8ICk Bly to ocean • cU ~
--of FISNOn llllnd. Gmt P*!llll for dMI-~ ......... tloor -needl • piing. Pl1ctd 1D rn>del
IAYnON'l "90,ooo
ExcellrC ~ to IWI on b Bay. W.
... fnlm .,.y room. Sales pt1ce hcWll 18 ft
power boll and alp IWU. Bell VIM on h WllW .
Cll for pttvllll lhowlng.
IAllHOIU • ...,.
Rn)' avllllb6I home on D!l'I laroa tat ,_ b
belch. 5 bedrooml. 4 blllll, famly room. Pin
Mllbll for new home Viti\ bay -. from 2nd
•. Giii prdld cormu1ll1 wlll 2 P'N*
bllchll & chlcm'I ~
IAYllDI COW tf.-.000
FllTIOUI lr'Clllllct'a own home r1cttJ l1l1IOCWed.
Marble ftoomo. II new *'-1 • 1DP fl .. 1ne ~as n rxit l«M of Ill upcJldea. Thia II
I ~ wrorc VIM. Cll John ClftlPbell now
tor,ow• ..,°" IUiCN ..... lMIY large .. bldroom home • '* .....
Yil'#I. Thia home·hll *' ~ 1a1iodlled. A
!qi dllldrft -Wiii 3 bedroom .., ...,
room. 5t*bll ylld.
~--··~ ~ lt eert ...-i llcll ol PCH ...... to 1411
,_ on l'llW ooM CNll. VllWI ci OCl9I. '*· RI ............ ~., ......
--
ULIOA PB•lllU $f ,615,000
~ wtti pnrwnlc ICtion ,.., chamel *"'·
PIMll pier for llp for up ID 55' bolt. Pkls prlYl19
Cleeded llelCh Wll\ '* 4 bd, 4 ba home lhat can
be rldellpd ., your tastB.
CORONA DEL MAR
1111W' $499,950
ElaCJlblll 2 bd & den & ocean view! Deslpd
for comfort Ind ~. 8ealUfuly upgnded lrtlUltOL Pitvll8 patiolsoony deck! Aid com-nu«y. Comn pool Ind cllbhOUSe -nw Dasls.
JAW CllBC DI $510,000
A ¥W'/ edq Plan 3 In excelllft loctllcn Spa-
c:tous. ~ nl cheefflJI. 3 br, family room .
PYtced to sell
MW 1llUCI $Af,OOO
Uglt and °'*' 3 bd 2 ba home wlh nmodeled dcfWI .., mlltlr bllh. hlrdWood 1loorl. wNt9
~'ashed tlelmeCI ceilngs, skyllgtC. wood !*a RI men.
--Cllll ....... ~ 3 bd. famly rocm U9' IMI home In
gusded cormully wllh II tlmll CCU1S nl 3
pools. ..a1' ~,,,. P'N* ... COldlOi61lJ.
Clflhl Mlg .. ~ blSll
COIOM Dll MM . $171.000
Fabulous newer Gc11ex In mkt cordlonl Nty open
fMllng. llfVt frott house. netllrll decor. R• 11111
"" lll)1lctlts. washer/dryer.
COIONA HIGIUNDS $611,000
Spactous 3 bd home In ~ loclllon *"' JWfVlll
formal dll*)Q room. 11111' IMng room. Net -
wlll tll1Y OCQ1 *"'· Up to -~ wlh llllng na. llnfllc mlly home!
OlDI COIOM Dll IMI tMt,000
Rtmnallll ~ tor .. prtde of -·· ~ ,.._ I VIClnCY· No Clllfln'ld ~lftl,
IOlll\ d .. lllgtMly. Sllpa tD .. -~
beadl. Cll DaaD MllCllr for nm lilfocnm• on noma.,....
OlDCOIOM•IMI .; .........
Fllldu .... tat .... l'llTIDMd 3 bd s ba ,_., 11111..-n Gr111•afblJ''*'
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STEVE SL 'THERLEN
It is said that if you want
a job done, get a busy
person to do it. That's a
great reason for you to call
our office right now if your
have a real estate need.
Our busy sales people in
Newport Beach have taken
more than 80 new listings
in the past 60 days, and
sales are running at better
than a one a day pace in
our office. There's energy
and optimism in our office,
regardless of what might
be going on in the rest of
the market. And that has a
lot to do with how our
people work together.
We're a team, a large
team. We trust each other,
we work together, we
share our time and energy
and information. When
that happens everybody
wins, especially our
customers.
Need real estate help or
advice? Call one of our
busy people now. That's
what we're here for .
DOWR VILLAR sne,ooo
Large, open, light. bright 2 bedroom, 2 ba1h
condominium. Lot's of storage, Inside laundry, 3
balconies, fireplace. New paint, carpet. drapes and
kitchen appliances. Ooae to Westcflff plaza,
community pool & spa. CAROL llOCK
Nl!WPORT NORTH VILLAS M9S,OOO
Outstanding 3 bd & den (could be 4th bd).
Vaulted ceilings, recessed llghtJng, cetestory
windows, French doors lead to custom paUo and
professionally landscaped yard. 3 ftreplacea -one
In master bedroom ~°1STGrt SHAW
NIWPORT ISLB 1,000
Charming Newport Island cape Cod on the water
w/a dock. This warm, traditional home la In
excellent condition. A mu.t seel
DAVID PRINCE
SPYGLASS HILL 1, 1 ,
This 5 or 6 br family home location In one of
Newport'• most sought after areu. Sweeping
ocean and bay views from most rooma. call to
see today.
SPfGLA8Sl&L
Contemporary Europwi .tytlng recently remod-
eted. Bright and light and white, pluter want,
white tile ftoorl, Ftench doof'I, glau brtcka, all
white gounnet kitchen.
llARI• DDmlAH
80ATWATCH POlll'ft 1,499,
Sought after, lower Corona del Mw locatlon.
CuMom bultt home with vlewe of Mrbor cMinel,
ocean, and Clallna. Truly a.tom, ell the extra'•· can John Campbel now for appt..
.IOHN CAll...U.
Pltce reducedlll BMlltlful well maintained 2 atory
4 bd & family room home. Greet 1oca11on by
community greenbelt. Chlldren can walk to IChool,
poof and park without cro88lng a street. Temtlc
tam11y hornet LllA ADAM
Vin PO I
Prellmlnary plans Included for a HCOnd 8tOfY ad-
dition that would give unblockable views of the tu-
ming buln u weh u the existing city llghta view.
Plenty of wlndowa let In the Hght and elr.
RITA lllWIHI
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LUllPID
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... for putting me in touch with the right people
... for making life easier!
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
COLLEfTIO'
Jenni Metzinger (center), director of Tarbell Reahors' Preferred Properties Oivi·
sion, with Judy Tarbell, president of Tarbell Realtors, and Don Tarbell, CEO of
the Tarbell Financial NetWork.
Tarbell's Estates focus
on high-ticket homes
T he Estates Collection by Tarbell
Realtors is an exclusive market-
ing concept especially designed
for home sellers and home buyers of
prestigious homes priced at a million
dollars or more.
The Estates Collection is an ancillary
of Tarbell's Preferred Properties Divi-
sion, representing some of the finest
luxury and estate homes in Southern
Califomia.
Jenni Metzinger, manager of the Es-
tates Collection, explained that Tarbell's
approach to the upper-scale home mar-
ket offers a significant edge over tradi-
tional real estate marketing methods.
"Through a combination of special-
ized advertising, a network of skilled
and experienced real estate profession-
als along with state-of ·the-art technol-
?gY.. Tarbell provides an aggressive,
h1sh-visibility marketing program," she
said, pointi ng out that the Estates Col-
lection properties are not simply expan-
sive homes.
"While it's true that all properties
places into Tarbell's Estates Collection
must be priced at $1 million or more,
price alone does not automatically qual-
ify a home for the division," Metzinger
explained. In addition to price, She
noted that one or more of the following
characteristics also must be met -
identified as being unique, in a presti-
gious location, be of historical impor-
tance or have a celebrity status.
Although at face value, these charac-
teristics may appear a bit vague to
some the seasOried real estate profes--
sionaf who is familiar with the upscale
market dearly understands the signifi-
cance att.ac:he<t to the guideli nes.
Metzinger also was quick to empha-
size the difference betWeen the upscale
home seller/buyer and the typical tract
home dlent .
''With most home buyers/sellers, the
interest rates, loan pac:bges, down pay-ment and monthry payments are of
major cona!tn," she said. "But typi·
•
cally, financin_g is not a primary concern
of the prestigious home buyer/seller.
Often times these home buyers make a
purchase with cash or put 30 to SO per-
cent down. 11
Buyers and sellers of prestigious
homes usually are more experienced
and knowledgeable than the average
home buyer or seller. This means that
the agent representing the upscale client
in a home purchase or sale must have a
thorough understanding of this special
niche in the market.
According to Metzinger, the sophisti-
cation of a million-donar home seller/
buyer usually means a more demanding
client. But the upscale home buyer and
seller also understand the value of time
and marketing, and have no qualms
about paying for professional real estate
representation.
Listening takes on special meaning
when dealing with the prestigious home
buyer/seller. "The upscale seller quite
often can provide an agent with invalu-
able infoftnation abciut architectural
style or the location or even the history
of the home," Metzinger noted.
Conversely, carefuffy listening to the
prestigious home bu~r can tell an
agent a lot about the buyer's lifestyle.
How does the bu~r relax. Is he or she
a collectorl Does the buyer like fast or
slower-paced living?
All of the pro~rties placed into Tar-
bell's Estates Collection also are in-
duded in the company's revolutionary
"Photo-trieve" computer system. Photo-
trieve displays up to 16 color pictures of
one property on the computer screens
of all Tarbelr offices. The computer-generated pictorial
show allows any Tarbell associate to
preview Pf:Operties in the Estates Collec-
tion as well as Preferred P~rties Divi-
sion in the convenience of has or her of.
fice. •
For information on Tarbell Realtors'
Estates Collection and Preferred Proper-
ties Division, call Jenni Metzinger at
972--0988.
"Realtor of the Year 1990"
Easts Ide
SPACIOUS 4 bedroom home, family rm w/fireplace, master suite,
spa, 4 car garage, RV parking w/ alley access ................... $389,000
Open Saturday 1-4 482 Abbie Way
DESPERATE owner has purchased another home. 3 Bedroom, 2
Bath, huge lot w/RV parking & much more! ..................... $297,000
C~G Har.d-to-find ~ome with pool & spa. Lovely
pnvate master suite .......... S .................................................. $399,000
DELIGHTFULLY different pool home. 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath,
family rm w/landscaped yard in great neighborhood ........ $389,000
Open Sun 1-4 476 Magnoli a
Central Costa Mesa
ATTRACTIVE Town home, 2 large master suites. Newly
landscaped patio, 2 car garage. Great starter home ......... $179,000
Santa Ana
HUGE 5 BEDROOM 3112 Bath home, family nn, 2 Master suites,
oversized pool w/spa in lovely neighborhood!
A Steal At $292,000
Spectacular Ocean & Harbor View!
Elegant new custom home built by
Cromwell Pacific Corporation located in
the exclusive gate-guarded community of
Lan1cm Bay Estates. This sump1uous
estate otters approximatcy 4200 sq. ft. of
luxurious comfort ioduding a Hbrary.
gourmet lcitcben, atrium spa, Bose stereo
system, security system and three
fireplaca. Romantic mu1cr suite wuh
private viewing dcdt.. steam shower and
jacuzzi tub. Call for details on
Assumable FIDand n1!. Offered at s 1,495,00>.
Robyn Robinson 240-0308
Incredible Bear Brand Ranch Estate!
Gorgeous Ocean & Mountain Views!
Dramatic deaip by Ed Lobrl>acb to ere· _____ _... ___ ':"\
ate the quiet elesanoe of the old Pua·
dena look. 'Ibis exquisite estate offcn
I.he finest in architectural detarun, and
9,.500 IQU&R feet of llDIUY indudin& m
bedrooms, me baths. three powder rooms. m firepbca. three staircuc1, u.
brary. pme room. gourmet ldtchen.
main floor secwity room with pbooe and
cable moa.itoriq 1J1tC1D1 and a Iii car
pnae. Lot me ii 38,000 square feet ol
all usable apace with almolt a complete
360 delfCC view! No c.xpcme spared!
Offered at S2.79S,00l.
Robyn Robinson 240-0308
Contact:
Robyn Robinson
240-0308
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Lakeview Real Estate graduates
Some of the first graduates of Lakeview Real Estate's extensive new training and recru~ing program h~ld their diplomas.
From left are Pat Ijams, Laura Bennett, Pat Slagle, owner Steve Waters, Ted Piatkowski, Scott Mackenzie, daudelle West
and Hugo Jiminez. More information about the training program can be obtained by calling 457-3512.
Pre-purchase inspections rise
significantly across the nation
T he real estate market has toned
down dramatically since the
giddy selling days of the 80's,
wt Jlready there are early signs of
,,_newed home buyer acti\ity
• Home inspectors around the country
hJ\e reported a significant pickup in
prc-purchasc inspections, according to
th<> American Society of Home
lnc;pC'c-tors, (A$Hll. the nation's leading
professional orga nization or
independent home inspectors. And with
mortgage rates at affordable lows, the
C'\pcctat1on is that we are headed for a
busy home buying season.
problems buyers can expect to find? In
existing homes, 20 years and older, the
ASHI experts say that roof shingles,
electrical wiring, and water drainage
systems are the items most commonly
cited on inspection reports as needing
repair or modification . In new
construction, inspectors frequently fi nd
water seepage into the basement or
cellar, inadequate attic ventilatio n, poor
roof construction, and substandard
masonry and finish work.
systems. Home ins~ions, on the other
hand, tell buyers what they really need
to know: what condition is the house in
today?
The home ins~on, whether it is
performed by a prof~ional engineer or
a non-engineer . ins~o~, does . _not
involve engineering analysis or original
design, but deals instead with the
in·service operation or failure of a
home's systems and components, as
well as the type of maintenance that has
been and snould be conducted. It is
based on established criteria of
performance and technical training
specific to the home inspection
profession.
Coldwell Banker
creating a new
operating firm
C oldwell Banker Residential Bro-
kerage is creating a new oper-
ating company in the Los Ange-
les area witfl 29 residential real estate
offices and more than 1,200 sales as-
sociates. The new company will serve
Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara
counties and be headed by David C.
Holloman, president.
Previously, the Los Angeles--area of·
fices were managed by the Coldwell
Banker Southern California operation,
which included Orange and San Diego
counties. The Orange and San Diego
county operation will continue to De
managed by Tom Williams, president.
''The expansion of Goldwell Banker's
Southern California ~rations into two
• separate companies ~emonstrates our
commitment to the expansion in the
Los Angeles metropolitan area of our
company-owned offices," said Chandler
B. 'Barton, chairman, president and
chief executive officer of Coldwell Bank-
er Residential Group.
"We are convinced that increased
local market sensitivity will allow us to
accelerate our predominance in South-
ern California, particularly in the upper-
tier markets, Holloman said.
"Coldwell Banker is currently the
dominant residential real estate com-
pany in many areas of Los Angeles, and
with the formation of this new operating
company we expect to increase our
market share throughout the area," he
added.
Coldwell Banker Residential Bro-
kerage's Los Angeles area of operation
includes the Los Angeles metropolitan
area, San Fernando and San Gabriel
valleys and the coast.al area north to
Santa Barbara, including Ventura Coun-
ty.
The region will be headquartered at
11 755 Wilshire Blvd. in West Los Ange-
les. Coldwell Banker has more than 1,900
residential real estate offices and more
than 40,000 sales associates in North
America, and is a member of the Sears
Financial Network.
What arc today's home buyers most
interested in knowing about their
prospective purchase? Size, style and
location are always the primary issues,
but buyers these days are placing an
increasing emphasis on learning about
""e conaition of the home and the
financia l impact that it will have.
"It's probably a combination of the
recession and heightened consumer
awareness," says ASHI spokesman, Jules
Falcone of Ph iladelphia, "But 99
percent of the time what the buyers
want is an assurance that the various
systems and components of the house
are functioning as they should be. It's
not like it was years ago, when you
could count on soaring equity to cover
~ cost of any repair or improvement
c>xpenses. Today every dollar has to be
accounted for."
Are there any environm ental hazards
present in the home? In response to a
growing awareness of the dangers posed
by certain substances, such as radon,
asbestos, and urea formaldehyde foam
insulation, many consumers today are
paying extra to have special tests
performed to make sure their new
home doesn 't pose a health hazard to
them and their family.
Although a standard ASHI home
inspection d oes not incl ude
environmental items, home ins~ors
may recommend that clients obtain
further specific evaluations.
Builders preparing for
34th Pacific conference
A professional pre-purchase
home inspection, which tells
the buyer about the /hysical
condition of the property an which
items will need a great deal of money
tn repair or replace, has become routine
1n most pa rts of the country.
Nevertheless, there are still sections
""1ere the service is not well known.
What are the most common house
W hat is the difference between
a home inspectiori and an
e ngineering inspection?
Which is appropriate for the home
buyer? Co nsiderable confusion
surrounds this question, particularly
since in some areas, home inspections
have been inadvertently referred to as
engineering inspections or evaluations,
ana engineers sometimes perform home
inspections. But the two, according to
home inspection and en$.ineering
authorities, are actually quite different.
Engineering evaluations are usually
specialized by discipline (such as
chemical, civil, electric.al), and involve
scien tific meas urements and
computations to design proper and safe
T oday's mark~tplace uncerta. inty
can be turned into competJtive
confidence for western builders
by attending the 3'4th annual Pacific
Coast Builders Conference, according to
Mary Ann Carmichael, conference as-
sociate director/exhibits manaw;r.
According to Carmichael, '1992 will
continue to challenge the western build-
ing industry, and PCBC provides the
only forum devoted to the unique
needs of builders In the 14-state west-
ern region.''
Botfi conference registrants and ex·
hibitors are aware of the benefits of
PCBC participation, Carmichael says,
addihg, "Western builders make t~~gh
choices to keep on t.liat competJtive
edge. PCBC tops their must list as the
place to find the products and ideas
they seek. Conference attendance and
prociucts/5(:rv1ce exhibition vi~its are a
must."
The 34th conference will be held
from May 19-22 at the Moscone Con-
vention Center in San Francisco. For
conference information and exhibit
space registration, call the PCBC office
at (415) 543-2600 or use the 24-hour
fax line, (415) 543-2446.
Carmichael pointed out that most or
the nation's top 100 builders attend the
conference annually.
"PCBC has become the industry trade
show of western decision makers," she
noted. "These are the people who d~
cide what new home products, materi-
als and services they will buy In '92."
Sponsored by the Callfornla Bulldin,s
Industry Association, the conference is
the largest and oldest ~ional building Indus~ trade show and new products
exhibition in the nation.
•
. . . : . . ~· . .: A MESA PILOT REAL ESTATE
P I T I ' 1-ft • """'v-. pt.aeo au o naJ (1e ) and Cratg Batley supervise RE/MAX investment division in the
company• Newport BeKh office.
RE/MAX investment
brokers among best
By Amy Young
H ave you ever wondered where
all the "superstars of invest·
ment" end up? They're at RE/
MAX Investment Properties in Newport
Beach.
The brokers in this creative com·
mercial investment and real estate of·
fice, owned by Cra ig Batley and Paul
Tolnai, have closed over S1 .25 billion in
transactions this year. They have more
dominant investment brokers in one of-
fice than anY. other. The people here concentrate strictly
on marketing and selling -not leasing.
Plus, by plaa ng their clients in good in-
vestments, the brokers are constantly
servicing them.
What kinds of property do they spe-
cialize in? These brokers sell lots for
apartment buildings, shopping centers,
mobile home paricS and more.
Originating 1n 1983 as a few residen-
t tial offices, the Newport Beach office
has now grown to be the la~ com-
merciaVinvestment office in California
for the Rf/MAX network
This exquisite!) furnished office
matches the performance to a "T." The
office includes a complete comP.uter
network providing all the latest available
service to the agents right at their desks.
"We were su rprised by the number
of inquiries from agents from competi-
tors about the program here," Batley
noted. "While other agencies are con-
tracting, we continue to expand."
Tolnai added, 'We have created an
entrepreneur environment, so the
agents have to be more creative to sell
and market their P.roperty. It stimulates
them to do better. ·
This office of about 20 agents has
only cleanup hitters, no novices. The
agents have no small investments. They
concentrate on the big transactions and
they do them well.
You might think that the competition
would have drained them of their sense
of humor long ago. Not these guys. All
the agents are personal and Triendly.
"It's a people business," Tolnai said
with a smile. If you would like personal, yet profes-
sional service, call the RE/MAX invest-
ment office in Newport Beach at 436-
7000. The firm is located at 20371 Ir-
vine Avenue, suite 100. Business hours
are from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily.
Seminar Tuesday on real estate scams
''Real Est.ate Scams of the
1990s: An Investor Alert"
will be the t pie of a free
investment seminar ~ by Capi-
tal Income Proputies of Santa Ana
Tuesday.
The program also will examine "Sec-
tion 1031: lax-Deferred Exchanges."
Business and corporate law attorney
Wa~ A. Ybrra, a partner in the Irvine-
based leul flrm of Tredway, Brandm-
eyer and' Lumsdalne will be the fea-
tur~ speaker.
Specialists in the sale and leaseback
of commercial real estate to fast food
franchisees, CIP's current projects in-
dude fast food restaurants and child
care centers throughout California and
Arizona.
The session, which st.arts at 6:30 p.m.
in the conference room of the CIP of-
fices, 1700 E. Garry Ave., Santa Ana, is
open to the public. Reservations are re-
quired as seating is limited.
For seminar reservations or other In-
formation, contact Capital Income Prop-
erties at 261-8383.
NEW umNG • 3425 OCEAN BLVD
CORONA DEL MAR
Fabulous, dramatic home over1ooklng Big Corona Beach. This is a one-of-a-kind
home. Call for your private appointment.
$2,100,000
---a,m.-T emls court estalll wilh ocean & llctrts view
POOi & spa. One at lhe largest In lhfs prestigt
conmKllty. Guest quat1ers .... 2 kitchens.
TOIJI af 8 bedrooms, libr3ry & family room. ---ml Lovety, 5 BR, pool hOme on OQe ol lhe largest
nl most ~ lob In tie MU Room for
aplllSion.. Cal b "'9Qillrnett ~
SOLD * 10 MORRO BAY DR.
SOLD * Z1 POINT LOMA DR.
SOLD * 2 POINT LOMA DR.
9'YllAIS I 1WIUllf.I Clllll
91:1 -,. -la Lowest priced New BedfMI -5 bedrooms &
bcnls room plus loft w/ocean Y1ew and 4 full
baths. Wonderful pool and spa, air
cooclftiol ieo-oo quiet CUl·de-sac street Call tor
appointment $9-49.000. ••••mm ICAllMP U mllfl
Largest floor plan wlltl 3 car garage. Owners
l'TlOtlV1ted. Call for appointment.
SOLD * 10 ROCKINGHAM DR
SOLD * NANT\JCKET-POINT LOMA DR
SOLD* TOWNHOME CHATHAM CT.
For the beat personalized aentlce
Call Eather Yank
.. llD-IDDD ESTIER YUi llSI 141-1129
RF/M~ I \ ,,
PAGE 40/ SAT\JRDAY October 26, 1991 NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA·PILOT /AEAL ESTATE ...
South county home tour set Sunday
G rubb & Ellis Residential Broker-tween 1 and 5 p.m., according to Paul More than 30 homes will be open for
, age Services has announced R. Yoder, senior vice president and dis-viewing in the San Clemente and sur-
pfans to hold its exclusive trict manager of the firm's San Clem-rounding South County area. There will
"Home Tour Extravaganza" Sunday be-ente office. be a cross-section of extremely competi-----;=========================================;;;;;;;;;:----1 tively priced properties, as well as prime locations with outstanding coastal ocean
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views.
Interested home shoppers should call
498-4950 or stop by 1302 S. El Camino
Real in San Clemente for a free map
and more information.
WESTCAL FINANCIAL
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30 Year Fixed
Still Under Market
8.75%/9.01* ...
·~~sm. Cord:> 10 $191.250
.-GNat A4uslabte
ltclMI. Tool
S1arts 6.25(1.l• ...
1S.30e60 Doy Lock-Ina
• Putchase Of Reflnonc:e
• Jumbo loons CJYOllable
to $4 mllllon
llotet .... -"'*° to cllonge.
Coll for Detolls
Poul Hamltton
(714) 7204440
180 Newoort Ctr Dr . Sle 180
Newport 8eOcn ~
ti) --....... _ ..
...... clOlllL ..... I KEY LENDERS AND RATES
Beach-oriented
lifestyle at
Villas in HB
S ingles, )'OUng couples and shar-
ing adults Who are seeking up-
tempo, beach-oriented lifestyles
soon will have reason to rejoice.
Concorde Development has opened a
new luxury condominium village, called
the Villas at Huntington Beach. The $10 mjllion, 42-home deveJop-
ment features tht.ee 'distinctJ~ .floor
plans, rangin_g from 1,080 to 1,,335
square feet of1nteriot living area. ·
Some of the residences are hi~
lighted by expansive ocean views. All
are appointed with private patios and
decks, with two of the three plans
boasting private swirl spas on their
decks. .
Plan A, a single-level home with bne
bedroom plus aen, has two baths, a
family room and a fireplace.
Plan 8 has two bedrooms plus a loft.
two baths, a family room and fireptace
within its single-story design. And Plan
C, a two-story residence, has two ~·
rooms, two baths, a family room and
fireplace.
Prices start in the $190,000s, while
maintenance association fees are at ap-
proximately $90.
Sales office facilities have been estab-
lished at 8302 Atlanta Ave. in Hunting·
ton Beach. Additional information 1s
available by calling 722-5324.
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, October 26, 1991 I PAGE 41
REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE
Wonderfal family Home
~~
'·s
2418 Slara Vista. lnpott loch
3BR. 2BA. Camlly rm, lots or potential.
Room for RV a boat or pool. Very private
stt«t near SantJai<> a Tustin.
$499,500
CHELSEA REALTY
Ole: M3·15IO
LIGHT, BRIGHT & AIRY
CVITOll a&UOA ISUND BOlllS aT IVDJ>D JOI LIPPll'IK
!'\ ....... r ..:s'~rr. ho:ne & op: 2BR 3!!A & lam rm I Exci~ve unte Island 38R 2~BA a:>mp'.eted m
w::!'": 23'.? IBA opt Fabu!ous views o! N JQQO ~I deck w/Vlews 01 East Boy Spacious Bi:rf.=CT": !~om roo: decx $tJt,OOO Mstr BR $7",000
Abo ott•lfng: )01 Is Duplex u~ .. 000
~e :::=;ut
~ .... ,_
Balboa Isl New cu.s:om 3BR Qu1e: Wesl end $11',000
Bal ls 3RR 2BA hm Reducoo 10 llH.000 ----...........
675-4822
Bal ls cus1om hrn 4BR 2Vll!A Reduced to UH.000
Custom Little Bal Is home + ape 1-.000
CJIVC:S IVIDOLI> • JDI I.JUI • llUT llAIJ)UTf
For Just $149,900
Rrst floor Vmallla condo, lergf:st of the
2BR, 2 bath models, has neighbor on one
side only. securtty gate, dubhouse, pool
end spe end thllt great >Aew °' the ocan, Newport lights end ewn some ot
Catalina! Come to see ... °"" SUH 1"4 CH~IQt: I •!..)'-'I •t L' I II ·"" 101 SCHOLZ #t16 1B 1s9.111n
(}.terstzed pnme cxmer kXx1tioo across Iran part
Wllh bay view l.oYely 2 BR. 2 BA house dale lo
bea:h a tennis Fama! dlrurYJ nn a bk:hen open
lo pvt ixJik> SpcmJs gues1 quaJ1ers wt\rg BR Sll·
11ng nn. BA a m dect.
SALLY PBILllPS
W.eahnl"-
83101400 OI' MS-2315
TRADE
ROii
503 DAHLIA
En;oy ocean-close living in this 2600 s.f
open and airy 3 BR. 21."2 BA home
Formal LR & DR. gourmet eat-in
, kuchen. Master suite w ith fireplace
Priced at $655,000 For Quid Salt
Act Now To Get lhis Prc·U•t.Laf Prlct
675-1106 or 436-7103
Let Ut llte, YH
Sell Y Hf Prtttity!
Cell Cla1111W,
641-5671
for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
YOU CAN FIND IT IN
THE CLASSIFIED
ramNT a1 • com aw
PillL
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PAGE 42 I SATURDAY October 26, 1991
OPEN HOUSE
•Spa
•Pool
+View
••Waterfront
***Waterfront and Pool
....,Give Address at Guard Gate
HOMES
FOR SALE
2BEDROOMS
+214 Hazel, 04d Corona del Mar
759-9070 11,285,000 s.t/SUn 12-6
1608 Ruth l.Me, N.wport s.acn
673-4400 $589,500 Sunday 1-6
7t 1 Via Udo Nord, Udo I ...
675-e181 $937,500
* 1112 e.rtc.hlre Lane, Wntcflff NB
Sat/Sun 1-5
759-9100 1472.500 s.t/Sun 1-6
•316 Poppy, Olde Corona del Mar 2108 Collna Vista Ct, Coate M ...
•2431 Sllnttle«> Or, "9wpot1 8Mch
769-1877 1515,000 8Unday 1-6
~112 RN9r, Udo s.nd9, H.B.
87$-9181 $479,000
•• + /9 Aue Vllara, Big Cyn NB
Sat/SUn 1-6.
Sunday 1-4
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
•••~'7 Jaamlne Creek Or, CdM 873-8494 S580,000 S.turday t.a
38EDROOMS
S40 E. 20th St 4183, E.-.lde CM
759-9070 $735,000 SaVSun 12-5 673-7300 $319,000 S.t 2-6 673-8728 11,339,000 s.&ISun 1-6 950 9488 '285,000 Sunday 1-4
428 Weslmtnsler, N.B.
720-0611 $337,000 Sun 2-5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
••57 Balboe Coves (Balboa Cov••> N.B.
675-6161 $895 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 221 Hellotrope, Corona del Mar
759-9100 $759,000 Sun 1-5
• •...,.9 5 0 C agney-205 , NB 650-5737
$315.000 S un 1·5
3 BEDROOMS
665 Vis ta Bonita, Bluffs, NB
720-1704 $365,000 Sunday 12:30-4:30
•• • ...-229 Emerald Bay, Emerald Bay Laguna
494-1555 $1.295.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•214 Crystal, Balboa Island
675-4822 $795,000
112 Via Xanthe, Udo Isle
673-7300 $840.000
Sa1 1-5
Sun 1-4
"l19 Via Koron, Udo lale
673-7300 1825,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
8192 Oakbroc)t( Cr, Huntington Bctt
673-7300 $899,000
81 O Joann St Costa M ...
67~7300 $215,800
Im Ridge Cfeat Cfl'Cle, Costa M4taa
eee-9333 '237,000
••11 Rue cann.a, Big Cyn, NB
Sun 1-S
Sat 2-6
Sun 1·5
844-HJOO 1895,000 Sunday Hi
4BEDROOMS
* • 4545 Orrington. Cameo Shorn, CdM 759-9100 $1,560,000 S.t/SUI' 1-5
1708 Slcylant L&ne. Bayc""1 North
873-7300 $471.900 Sal 1·5
4 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
• • 1742 C•ntella Pl, Newport Beach
631 ·2242 $495.000 Sat 1-5
122 Pearl Ave. Balboa Island
675-4822 $595,000 •2338 Albutua, Eattbluff, NB Sa1 & Sun 1·5 &40-6590 $698,500 Sunday 1-6
261 t Point del Mar, Corona del Mar •482 Abbi• Way, Eastalde, C09ta Men
644-8200 $495,000 &mday 1•5 831-8011 $389,000 Saturday 1-4
3 BA plus FAM RM or DEN • •248 Sierra Vlata. Upper Back Bay, NB
863-9580 $499,000 Sunday 1 ·5 ••2201 Windward Ln. NB
931·1268 $559,000 Sun 12-4
1912 Port Weybridge, HattlOr VI.-Hma, N.B.
944-9080 1539.500 Sal/Sun 1-5
5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
80S 819on. &atbluff, NB 931·1298 S589,000 , .. Sunday 1·5
Sat/Sun t -5
Sat/SOn 12-6
4BEDROOMS
.... + /14 Oak Creet Ln, Big Cyn, NB •457 Vleta Roma, TM Bluffs, NB
673-8728 $2,549,000 S.t/Sun t-6 745().,5000 '339.000 Saturday 1""
*91809 Antigua Way. Newport Beach •••"2 Rue ChanUlly, Big Canyon. N.B. 75~100 11,399,000 Sun 1~/Wed 12-3 758-9100 $1.~,000 Sun t-6
2312 Port LMwlck, HarbOr Vu Hma
873-7300 1955,000 Sunday 1-5
8 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
•• + 1338 HamP9hlfe, Ovr Shra, NB 780-5000 $799,000 Sat/Sun t -4
••,....10 Bumi, TrM, Big Cenyon, NB
759-9100 1,196,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
TOWN HOMES
CONDOS FOR SALE
2BEDROOMS
• •• ...,.101~holzPtlta118, v.-...... NB
759-1817' $249,900 Syncfay 1-4
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 BR plus2 BR
237 Opal, Balboa Island
875-4822 $939,000
3 BR plus 2 BR
+4809 Seuhor.. Newport Beach
673-7300 11.289.000 · Sat/Sun tt-e
HOMES
FOR RENT
When wu're ready
to bu~ do it the
fast, e3!f and least
~1Ve'!3fcheck: our open
House Directory ...
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in ·column ads in the
5aturclay -· btate Tab is now ~ prior to
public:ution at 5130 p.m.
Ho uses Condos
For Sc.I·.:
Gt1"1 I •
SILL ,., ....
~CIHllM
iCoron,1
1del M<tr 1022
COZV Ozzie & Harriet
Nelson Inspired. Obie
Ip, split M designer home w/onchanted
canyon & ocean vlewa
+ pvt beech ecceaa.
Lrg rear yard w/tona
ol privacy + chll-
E'llDE F1XER
2BR, 18a, ff.2 loL
Owner will conalder
tradea. Aaklng
S239 ,000. Dl•n•
Cappe1 ae1.a4as
R6fMta}(R .. . . . .
d ren 'a tree·hae w/1.,...,p;o;;;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;====:;...1 ocean vus. S795,000 • i'ald• Twnhm, 340
Agt 875-2311. 67~11 E. 20th St. 3Br 2~Ba. lg yd, 1800+ aq ft, N
'
$5,000 DOWl!I
1 BR 1 BA townhome,
Oranee Tr.. Origi-
nal ownet, ca.an & •• reno. s112.ooo.
LIZ/CHUCK
JONES '780-5000
OfMa.5'743
DUPl,EXES upgrd. Reduced S25K
715 Fernleaf. 2Br 2Ba to $265,000 850-6488
704 Acacia. 28r & 1 Br EJaide pvt Exec 1wnhm
Make offers 721·1 170 end unit. 1750 sJ 1:
'Laqun:i
1Beacl1 1 048
INewoort N ewpor1
1Beacti 1069 Beach 1069
u••BOR RIDGEi *BAYCREST * COMMUNITY
l"IRft Owner MUST sell TENNIS COURT Absolute ste-•t 2BR, BR ., 3 + 2BA. Huge loL P011 fi 48R b...., 2BA condo w/pool & Prime nelgh .. ~tiood. o mo • • -vht t nnl vi o ... ....,, H .V. Homes S•• • s$4+7e,,,..,,ooo· "'• Make offerr S489.5K. wind rhese II. R• 720-1704 Bkr d d
BIG CYN CONDO! •OWNER TRSFD• L~C:.~s !:11~i::~
Designer perfect 2Br er If .. _ 8 EXTRAORDINARY w/den + panoramic u • .,..autyr 3 R +
golf course. lake & 2.5BA End Unit. Sale/ LARGE LOT
It I t I I Lse Optn. $365K. c Y a v ewa o a Reduced to 1399 000 / 1 pen un 885 V. Bo-• w terms nlta. 720-1704 Bkr $529,000 (Montego-
•BEST SECRET!• 'h BLOCK TO BEACH. 38A) or lease al
Llg 3BR 2YIBA Palm 28R cottage w/studlo $2,000/mo. Lota ol Springs atyl• w/pool 8 custom Improve-
3Br 2 + e., yd, 2 car, The uTernic:es" Jasmine Creek 1rp1c. Bkr 631-5737 28A, 2•5BA town-
+ ape In pvt & secure apt. gar. Y ownet'. ments. Buy or leaae
location. Price slashed s33sK. 67~50 option. LLONOS •
87 ., .. •min• creek LEASE OPTION home. two vear• n-. By ownet', Plan II, up... excellen1 location
to ~9.900 w(fermar 1~ DOWN! Bkr 840-5"4 OP•NTODAY
2 .. HA DOORu•ut, A ssume existing HARBOR BAY & graded some vi-2 NEW HOMES $209,900. LLONGS • "' _,. $207,000 first TD or CAT••i'ua WS' Only mld-rlM ocun & new loan. owe bal--"" • Bedroom. den, 2 3BR & 4BR, ov.r 2300 Bkr ~58e'
Bath. loimal dining, 2 ,q. ft. $1 100/mo .h.--------.i bay condo w/bOat slip ance. Org owner, mint Fab vus fTom this cus-
& 24 hr doorman In cOlld. Sea Faire 2BR. tom 3BR 5Ba home
fully aec:ured bldg. L.tg Pl. C. $258,000. Ask Game rm w/20 ft w•t
model 2BR 2"'Ba w/ C.J. Ext 133. 760-5000 bar, pool & game la·
sauna. SS-45,000 wt RENAC bles. Built-In entortaln-
pal>os. c.mral air. ... Builder M .. '7001
cunty 1580'000 1-PR-1-CE_ADJ_U_S_T_l_ENT;._
Open Sat Only 1·5 3BR, 1V.BA wttrg Owner~l-:'t C•ll 97 94 ysrd, pool. Hrdwd floor•. Gre.t toc.tlofll
$239.900. Agts. Pat/
Ray 759-9341.
Costa Mesa 1024
Just Listed!
Outat•ndlnt1 •••t· aid• home 3Br 2Ba.
woodburning frplc,
spacious malr sul1e.
great patio area & lrg
yard. Prtced to Sell
(ii. 1320,000
•
Prudential cal Alty
Huntmqtc•n
Beach 1 o~o
HAVE DN PYllT?
Don't think
you can qualify
fora lo•n?
3 br 1 ~ba c ondo.
$145,000 ... .., flHj
Ible, win nnance. Can
Richard or Je ...
28&-0558
lrvirw 1 (l 1.1
A8IOWTI ITUL
Must ... g«geOUa lg 4BR home w,,._.,
pool, apa. apQf1 court
+ pvt ywd. Mod9I perfec t & highly
upgfd. A v81ue at
$309,000 wtrermal
OPCNTOOAYI
PATRICK ftNORS Agt71CMS702
(Oww $150.000.000 S*>
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Terms. OPN TODAY I ment center. Huge S~• 15• au ~ master suit• w/apa. * ~ -..D 'Jt:wrxJ:Yf rt.,( 11 Lse option. Reduced CWSll! REALTORS• to $1,100.000. Ray·
An ent811alner'a d• 1---_.;;..--~---lene Miracle 76().5000
light DH lgner 2BR 4BA GREAT Ext 214 2~8a. lrg aeo g ated • Open "s•t/Sun 1.S
twnhmee wffM ape, "One OWner Care" 2311 Clttf Dr, NB
u una, wet bar, golf Palermo • Plantation 1 ~c::·: :ir::~':\e ~ :~i::~~g e-;e.-r y~a:d;a :~
1htu-out. Rare value at $559,000 LLONOS • -··...___ 1799~ wffermsl Bk.r &40-SM-4
Or•N TODAYI BAYCREST CT Just Listed!
BAYVIEW TERR M 3BR. 28• Phan II
Absolute valuel Model ODEL PERFECT H.V . Homes, Jus t
perfect 3BA 2"'Ba 2BR 2BA $2281000 steps to grHnbelt.
home w/pvt yard + OPEN SAT/SUH 1-4 C.llLLfOoNrOcteS ot•"Hall
l ush lan dscap ing $399,900 wffermsl 38 BAYCREST CT NEWPORT
OPEN TODAYl CARLYN 854-9480 MO-HM
VILLA ULIOA For Gate Code LIDO BAVFRONT
CONDOI Gnlbb & Els M4-e200 WITH DOCKS PenthouM 2BR 2BA New 4 8 A , 2 "'B a
w/dln rm + irg patio IAYCREST NORTH house St.999.ooo: &
deck In aec:urity bldg. 48R u n" pool lg $2.195,000 4 BR.
Onl1 S249,900 w/ ~ ' 4 "'Ba. Ca ll Ruaa termal com• IOt. charming Fluter 87~.3777
PATRICK TENORE ~ = cannery vittage Atty
Agt JIC).8702 Yui.oe Realty UDO SANDS p. $150,CIG0,000 Sold) 8'73-3'77'7 48R 2BA beech hm. 1
__ BLUFFS t>1k to ocn. S4n.ooo.
"'
Totalty remodeted end 811 ~ ... ~181
~= . • unit located on t>uut1-NWPT ICH DUPLEX 'Iii ful greenbelt, 3BR. 100 81k; 3-1 + 2.·1, ~BA. $399,000. S421K. ~ otMrs
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 avail. Celt ,,._ J•
559 VISTA FLORA co1te CllnMfY Wage
....... OIHla 8urm 1Hter, Any 8'7347"
•411000 s.44"°412. Grubb a.1----------' ' a1a 844-6200 Oce.n View ,. __ .._I 1900 ...... ...., "9tlVU
Dover Shof9a 48R, IYOWllERI VIiia 8&tboa 28R te a,
Back Bay vlaw, pool, tennta S299K. .•?4e,llOO Big Canyon 4BR 4ba, Open Sun N. 240 ~a.... •• ......._. golf courn view, pool ~Ice 41307 722-77..-
...,....,. "•.....-•• w/apa. Open Fri, Sat OCEANFRONT Rn: llCM>750 & Sun. C8ll ~a Ofc: 7eo.8000 AQent• we6come JUST RDUCED
a.a 107 CANNERY VILLAGE $200.000t
Comm'! down, giant Be.-iutlh.lt 48R, 4 yr old ~ ~ -I ,._ upatalls, e car ga-custom home. ~ ~ rage, $441,000 Ruaa In every deWI & now
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N~ Badi Executive Home
$495,000 . ' 4R. l8A; ~ llf. Clial-de-ac location. Formal dining rm.·
,_,, ~ brakfalt rm. center island ldtc:hen. 1
~. tom ol .... loada of brick work. MUST
SELL a much. much morel
G;la ... ......., ·~ 1741 c.teDa Place
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Call Carey Ward 631-2242
Sunbow Realty
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PAGE 44 /SATURDAY October 26, 1991
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you.
General 1002
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One Owner
Low Mlle•1.er
On Late Remodel
Open Sun 1-5 $898,500
2338 Arttu1ua
l!•alBtuff
PDlaUU POINT
PROIATEt
Must Sent Channing
3BR 2BA hm $&05,000
JIM JACOBS
673-3777
P9n8S1'~ .. e
Cann•ry VIiiega Realty
REDUCED $30,000 Lowest priced 3BR at
WASH T>.C, &di to ..,_ ____________ __,,, camp Oeo.ltd.. 1930'1
$153,IOO
TOWNHOUSE
3 bedroom, 1 \t bath
2 atory townhou ... 2 car garage, nice
yard, IOtl of ceramic Ule, mauve c&1pe1,
mini bflnda, move In
condition. CaH Bob
K09p Jr. 7eo.5000,
Ext 142.
renov stone lodge
overlooking natural
poof a waterlal +
atone cottag9 & log
cabin on 225 acrff.
1950K. a.tty ZJebeU
Ag&. 301 ..... 7114.
. Houses Condos
For Rent
l i' I .t I• I I
11Aa80R Vl•W I~. I I "j ' . I • t
HILLS .. .Award wlr.-PVT & wood9Y 28R
nlng romodeU 3BR, 28A hOfM, din rm,
38A. Pool. No peta. FP, patlO-far• nnd
$4500/ mo S1500fmo Yrtv Angela LIDO ISUL.. Over· Tarbell Attn ~
1l1ed IOI. 4BR, 3BA. WINTER RENTAi. 3BR Thi• home 11 allo • avallabl• for pur-2BA, dbl garage a
chaM. '2250/ mo patio. 11275/mo ln-WlrSTCLIFF~.One of cludH ullts. Aeitlr
the moat dHlrabl• Prop 87~
11r-•• In We1teUff.
48R, 3BA. L.at09 yard.
'2800/mo
8.iHH Id
Pcn1ri<:.ul.1 2107
~ First Class
~ Realty, '8-e.-
Very few '"original
parts'" In the '"Lusk·
bullt" 1·story home,
4BR + family rm,
··country-style'"
home on huge
'"11,000 1q. ft.'" cor·
ner lot.
1489,000 In all of,._ _______ _.. ________ _. aAL80A PBNlll-
8ULA ... Four bed· 3br, 2ba dpbl w,.._
rooms. Three bathe. frplc:, gar, 11250/yf.
Ocean view. 11950/ 124 41•1 St. Opon
oWNER WANTS OUT S.rplal J IMI-. J car..._...._..., a W. ... , .......
-.. ,.,... ud ,.i... R"""-' .. tlff,900. llkr fU.7'00
UPGRADED FAMILY HOME
~Per\r..-I JW,J ..... ,...._,...._,....,
_.. -i..i...11 ...... , .. 11 ...... hr ~ ..
121USOI a~ tQ.7'00
.. Painter• are atlll
cleaning their
bruah••· 11'1 real
freahll" Nothing Ilk•
It, top to bottom re-
model. Wowl Don't
mlu •••Ing thl• home, even II you
don't buy •t
Harbor View Hms.
Carmel Mdl LLONQ8
Bu 940-11884
Sl!A ISLAND View 1oc.
2BR den A ofc, 3BA. 2
fp, apaclous tvng a
dining, eecurtty. Agt
$798,000. Open SaV
Sun 1-5. 720-1207
TOTAL REMODEL
OWner Fln1nclng
10-..DOWN
new kitchen, new
MBR aulte, n-roof,
new door• & wln-
doWI, ..... .I~
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.Houses Condos
For Sale
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HUNTINGTON
IEACHAREA
**$370/M() Incl utJl.
Sr. Park, QM19t 155,
2Bdrm, 2Ba, lllMAC
LESS THAN $40,000.
•• Owner 714-373-9211. Cal1 for Appt. WRUILL8S L.a Tour, 1 ________ _
Hove A
Garage Sole!
POUNDING SURF --------1at09, bflght llka-n-. wa.-rfront. Divorce FIND 2 aultea. Tum·keyl muat Mil. 2BR 2BA.
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In' 'DME BUYERS!
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MODEL PEBFECI'! A ·1n ~ • ........, a w. a ..._ .--r... a Mdio. .................................. ,..._.._
Ul7.900. lib MS..TllO
OVERSIZED!
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Ill MS-7900
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ti ,,_. 0-... • .....,._, 1-i... • %650 .... II.
1719,toO. lib .,,. .,_
EL CBEAPO!
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Ill Ml-7'00
MESA VERDE EXECIJTIVE! A,,,_, .r o ...._,I ...... ......._ I .... _,... ......
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983-7900
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1194,000. 831-ee71 frpl c, b•am call.
VILLAMLaOA lmmac. reduced
2BR+ den, 1800+ 1q '88,000. 8'75-l&44
ft . 1311.000. By HlayourOlmperbean
OwMr. Of)&n Sun 1 to ..ang '"°" ~ "*' 5. 950 Caon-Y 411205. ~?8eU w1tt1
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UPP8R llAY •.. L.at09 ON THe POINT. 38r femlty home. Private. 28a modem kitchen.
4BR, 3BA. Bonus 2 ' 113-1M2
room. Pool, spa. ei:'z..::'itz • 11950/mo ·
N8WPORT BCH ..•
R•modeled. 3BR,
1 BA. Poof. Available
November 15. 11800/ mo.
DALEBOUT
131·7300
LiiiiS AVAILI
CdM-312-h ........ $2500
Npt Hata-3/1 ~. IUIOO LN.·212"" ..... --11350 SC Metro 1/1 •.•. $700
Cor(jf1,1
delr.1.n c'1~2
111 Carutloft
Purnl•h•tl 38R 2~8a. 2 car ganaoe, t2SOOpw ....
Monica RUflleri
Rn: IS0.07SO
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PENINSULA PT "'2.bd ......
apt • 11000 m:wrwr rt:t< l I
qtMS-"41
CORONA DEL MAR•~--~.--..... ---2bd deck a trplc •LeoutfWe A .... .
11100 ~c.. ..
UDO aSLE • 2bd apt. <>c.an *"'· pllt bet\, 11395 2.Bt 1"118a + bOnus
UDO ISLE • c:ott.ge, rm, MS-TJM
Cham\ S't!IOO •SHORIECLIPP811t PENINSULA • 4 bd Ocean/canyon view.
Upper $1575 38t 2S., 1fv deck, pvt
LIDO SANDS 3bd beach, 2<ar gar.
home 11575 '2.700 Ind deaning
TOWERS • 2bd bay-arv. N/Peb 780-1149 fmt, vus 11100
PENINSULA • 3 bd 2BR 2.Ba, OCMI\ view
Oceanfront 11975 remodet, So ot hwy, BALBOA ISL.AND • 3 pool, apa. 2. eat gar,
bd Bayfront 12300 frP 11500 72°'1693
UDO HIQHRISE • 2 31R EXEC TWNHSE
bd gr•:J7~ay vua LR, FR, OR, 2"1tBa.
LAGUNA BCH • 3 bd new cpt. 2 frplca, A/C,
hi• ocn vua 12800 W/D, 2 cw gar, ~ • patJoe. pool, tennl•
WINTER 11100 ..... , 721-8M5
RENTALS AVAILABLE 48A 2.\tllA, com. pool,
Waterfront Home1 Inc.
Realtora
831-1400, 1ec>4600
1
Balh( . ,
lsl.111 l ~·1uri
e.n, ~ vtew, gat'• o.nar. u.aoo. Blu.
Aval now. ~152.
eBR 8X•CUTIV• MOMll v.,., prtwete,
contemporary 158R,
38A home. Poof, apL
Private acceea to 3
beachaa. 13500/mo.
•N BAY Watarfront. Call &.ndy, 769-1 .. 115; 3BR, 2BA. gar, fUml Grubb & Elt '44-aoo
Ul\Nm. l2200/mo Yrty 0oe... Vu "17 """ 848-7213 new carpet. 1511 a.a.
3BR, Ha front houM ward, 28A, ~· Cape cod atyle, frptc, gar, 11 no. 7 .
w/d, winter °' vrtv I'--to Cdll leh 87-.eHS .vi now .....
&.Ollefy '•t=homa. CHAAMINQ 2.BR +
atudy, 1 BA home.
Newly upgraded!
113to/rno. 7eo.8384.
48A S8a. a , gar,
Qrdnr, eoma . 219
Mar9uerlta. Yr lea
l2.200. Avt 11/19. Call
Dya .,..,. ... after
Cut. & cozy 18R 18e lptl\ e'Fa.M7t
Cott11ga w/trplc:; ga.. uNiOUI 2.Bt 1aa uppe1 raoa. atcwaga a yard on OotctanrOd. Dack,
11200/mo. 173-3313 f"renoh doora, w/d,
CUTE 2.Bt 28a charm-atoY9, 1'9fttg. '12o.1112
Ing home Yd Ml'dwd Weii te Leoh I
in. tr~ 21'9 0ny1t. :.•:..c~~ ,:,,~ ~'c: .::;:o Ap4. 11/ ........ .
PW'ft 38r 28-. trDlo. ( . '•I I •• 1 I .. , . I ' 1 • '.1
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bah, '*'° ms AVllll
UTTli! ti&.AHD Eaet now. •• MW1M,
9ey ~ 38,., MA •3eA Ut9a, quiet
dbl pr, Yftv, laoool twnhM on 1*M hr ,,... + utile. ........ beeOh. '* ..... ..,. ...... 976-4000 111ellmo Ma .....
NEWPORT BEACHICOSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
CLASSIFIED·REAL ESTATE
C : · i:-.t,1 Mesa 2124 l aquna NPWP' .·1 NL, .. ,~)' 1' t Corr;•1c1 1Cos1a Mesa 2624
1 BR. hOUM, CIP. P¥t yd., Mew C4lrp.t & palnlll 1 BR, lot• of wood,
alngle .,.., 1525 Utll '8R 1 ~ on latge loll • $560/mo. HUD Wei·
Beach 2148 Bedell 2169 Be;lct1 2169 1del ~.1ar 2622
Ind. na.-11. Awall Mowl $1300 2Br, den, fab ocn vu, 4 & 3BR, both 2\o\BA. 2 Condo, 38R 3BA + loft. VER8AILL•8 'condo 2 8UCS TO 8CH! cor.-.e. N-crpVmlnl.
3br, 2 ~ ba wJyanJ. ,,-r mo or best offer. dramatic cus1om hm, car gar. pets OK. mo. near hosp .. 1 yr n-. lrg, bright Ilk~. 2 2BR, 2BA. gar & fp. sm pet OK 722-<>&12.
qui.I C\Jldsack. KalMf CaN Dllma Proaaer frpl, patio, dO(.ks, new to mo. IH OK, Pool. w/gar. $1485/ mo. + suites. Avall nowl Sl050/mo. Call Jen·•--------
school dl1trlclt. 11800/ M4-ISI0(7to.5000 lit crpt $1675. 497-3644 51199. 675-6595. dep.114n31·2609 S1200/mo. 631-e671 nNer 454-2888 Har-2BR 1BA dpht. backyd,
mo 650-39'1. Ut Remu Npl Rllrs 8 kB I Oo·~ Shor~• Westcllff WALK TO BEACH. Villa bor Alty 873-4400 gar w/opnr, w/d hk IC ay ••• ... ., up. cell 1ans, nu crpV 4Br + bonua. n-NEWPORT LANDING area. 48R, 2BA, fam Balboa. Elnr• lrg lBR, 410 Seaward 2·story pnt, gas frpl. $850/mo palnVcpt, Po01. •pa Spacious 3BR, 2'hEIA Horse property, great rm, 2 car gar. Ltg yrd. pool, aecurlty, tennis. 2BA 1BA. encl patio. 714-348-0277 alt 6pm
$1800 Incl gmdr~ twnh ..._1 1 Al loc, 28A + den, $2400/ mo. 645-6161 S950, Ag1, 845·2no comm pool, dbl ~-.1--------na.oeM ~ ... .,c. poo, $1250/mo for hOUHI---------__ _,;.,....:::...;______ -·
svc. Agt. C, dining rm w/wet * Lge lBR 2BA 2 airy only. Up to 6 hor181 DUPLeX upstra 2Br WESTCLIFF port, 5850. No Pets. ALA MOANA APTS
e·s1oe 2BR twnhL New bar. ram kltch & attch bch hse lg stone f/p ok. can Ron Felsot. 2Ba, g.,, balcony, blk Lovely 3BR ~ den, 832-4618 $350 OFF!!
pnt. yrd, garage, frpk. gw. $1250/mo. Helen wood beam cell ' 760-5000 ReMax of to bch. $1200/mo. 3Ba w/1g yard & pool. CUTE 1BR/1BA 1 & 2BR. d/W, beau1
xlnt condition. 191 AJ. Neigttf Agt, 729-7253 huge sundock. gar·.· Newport Bch, Rltra (818)359-4539 52575/mo. Call PoOI area. Rec rm, P1..,. o • .,,.._.,.4_ Garage, balcony, bert ••1 ,_,,..."~Spacious 3BR 2 Y.rBa carport, $1600/mo BAYFRONT UVINQ 30r l!legant Condo w/ JennHer at Harbor lndry. Avall ll/lO. lndry rm, close to
E'SIDE houM, 38r 18-, twnhae-apt w/wood· YEARLY. Avail now. 3Ba. spectacular· bay bay, ocean, city lights Alty 454-2888 or $900/mo. 857~753 st\opa and buses.
w/d hk upa. yerd. No burning fireplace, 223 Lvgonla SI Nwpl. view, trplc:. Steps to vi-. Only S1200/mo. 873·4400 5 f H $595·$676/MO ..-..,._.__ HUD $1..,... ,.,,.., ,...,,,,,,,.. Shores House Open .__ h Nr .. -~h p -• apa DUPLEX O. o W'I 530 W. WILSON gar.,,.... •••w•nv v"" mo..,....,.........., S45-lo0e vvac • reslavr, ahopa. .,...._ · """'• • Wlnlef' Rontat, 2BR 1BA. 38t 2Ba. fp, dw. wd, 722•9012 or 642•22d8 ok. Avt "'1'#. 831·7530 · $1500/mo yrty. Avail tennis. fltneu rm. patio, gar, 510 35th gar, palio. 2208 Wa-•---------E' Ide 1g upatra studio W'Ude 3Bt 2B•. 2-c:ar now. Call Rick days Guard gated. Refrlg & St. S700 + sec. terlront Dr 673-6298 Clean 2BR 2BA. Incl.
• kltch' gat ...... enc l yard. ••NEWl••NEW! 2e1"3353. eves 613-323CS micro lnct. Call Ray 773-9432 or 675-3631 · grdrv & -t..-. $&65 ~
F1nch dOOta,.. • Clean & fresh. $1 too. 4BR. 3BA super UP-oavi.s. Bkr. 7~999-w NTI! Lg 3BR 2BA. pvt palio, $500 dep. lg yd. m'N
lrplc, deck. 1
pet900. Avml 12/1. ~ graded condo In llvtT1 BAYRIDGE FOf'e-r Ocean VW.I Yl!ARLY & 1 R l/p, w/d, $1500/mo. req. oe&-1521.
S8QOlmo. 842o0388 $1950/mo 72:Ml114 2BR 2ea. pvt co 1.:JBdfms. Moat near 511 carnation. Open1----·------E'SIOE. ·4BR 21SA frplc, mm. VIiia Balboa d'lux beach. Furn/unfurn. or call 714/642-1059 Clean studio. lg dosela. dbl gw, quMie lll1NI. •Block 10 Beach, clean Call for apeclal rental Pnthse 28A or den, ~$1500/mo, VIiia SSOO/mo + dop, ut1ls SSony1400lnomo...:2r~~~· 2BR 1BA w/gar. frplc. ~~:r~ 0:J':Z.1H;1~~ ~S.:::':~~~~· Rental• 878-4912 ON THE BEACH! Incl. Quiet n1 amkr.
---·• $1000. 557-6290 d•ys CoastNwptProps Yearly $950/mo. Refsreq'd722-9882
E/$1DE 4 Yr new * •A8Y llOVl!·IN 631·5550 eve/Wknds HARB 0 R VI• W Breakers Drive, pY1 CUta Mesa V9'de 2BR. twnhm 3BR z~a.. 2 48R 2BA. nr Sprlno-Big ocean close dple.x, HOMl!S St900/mo strML View of oc.anl quiet cul-d•..c. new
car gar, Idly. patio w/ dale & McFadden, •BLUFFS 4BR 2YlBa 4br, 2 V•ba, bit Ina, Lovety 4BR 2Ba, .. Q Cottage Style, 2BR Carty Ward crptJ drpa S7lO. Reis.
spa. lg aunny kJt, fp, 8032 vane Circle. Patio, 2 car garago lndry hkup, yr lease. DR. FR. Ag1 49+2073 1BA. end ger. aml yd, &-938 979-3803 walk-In doeeta. ~• $1250/mo, tncd yd & Nr comm pooV1hops $1 500. 213-823-8088. w/d l\kup, $975/mo. 4 49 1 or
nego. Avt 11/1. $1350 ,>atlo. da 727·2444, $1575 Bkr 759·1234 2t3-546-5323. H~~G;;:~ ... H~'::,'<;:; 7eo.eee.5 ll'SIDll IJg 2Bt, be).
Keith 842-8725 A.gt eve!Wttnds 494-4t44. •EASTBLUFF $1700 BIG, sp1cious 2Br 2Ba. rm, loft, Jae. 2 f/p, cony, gat, n-apV
E/SIOE TWllHlll BIKE TO BCHI Freshly ·Super 3BR 2inBa on 2 level, pvt loca151o1~:.,512-comm pool/clbhH. r.~~~~·J~~20 ..._... do pnted 3BR 1 'hBA gmblt, lg LR, OR, In· car parking. -. $2200. 432·1660.
2Br 2~Ba, .. _, ~ • condo. lnalde lndry, d/ door u\11 rm. 640-1835 mo. 723·1585 Agent LIDO ISL• 3Br 2Ba, OPEN beamed ceilings, USTSIDll
encl garage, Santa nlc patio $925/ lofted BR, kltch & •a.ck ••~• Ana Av•/21•1 St. w, e .:aa91 2BR 2BA den. Nwpt Blk to Bch, 3BR 2BA Quiet end, frplc, btg 2BR 1ea, amall back
$1096/mO 831•2480 mo. Ag9nl M2 ShorH. Assoc pooV house, f/p, nice. $995/ patio. Avall now. ~.Z. ~:~7;j_ yard, gu W/D hkups.
RAVI A tennl1. S1250/mo & mo. 6'75-9999 St995/mo. 8'13-6e32 No pets. 845-te31 731-0571 LONG IEACH 0423. Jim. Agt.
Cl WI aec. BLUFFS BIGGEST L1•,:,:edll~~·.,.~3~~ eoo •Ocean Btvd Small 2BR 1BA. t/p, aftttf lpm GAU 38A l~S. 2·~ twn-38R 281. ~. 91'. lndty, pallO. 4BR +lam rm. S 1900/ 2ba hm. Walk to bch >Clra ltg Apia. 1 BR, gat, lndry, no pets. Eastslde Studio epl
hme. dbl gat, iwly new 1 blll IO bd!t Wnll s122S: Ytly mo. Sally Shipley. & tennis. No pew. 2BA a 28A. 28A. Lg 614 Marguerlle. Open Avail nowl $460. W/D.
64'15171 cpVpalnl Pm·settJng. St&SO/ino. 1918) ~1m 01 Oaorge Elklns Atty. $2300/mo 86cr 4~ pvt patloa, rv beach. Sat/Sun 1 to 4PM. kltch9n. 6-11250/mo 788-3832 81~.13'~ SI * 84-4-0498 * (2131 a8-2t07 $1,000. 548-2525. * 842•7334 *
NB penlhous•. beeutl-Twnhse-Apt 2BR 1 'hBa, EXTRA• anGE
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We bow Corona del Mar
liker~ jewel
For $345,000. A spotless 2
Bedroom, 2 Bath condo
some view!
Cozy no-steps duplex
$520,000. Great tenants!
at
$475,000 & $575,000
Two great new 3 Bedroom
town homes I
Or Villa
$570,000
New!
Del
to
Este, from
$750,0001
runy tum, 1BR S950. frplc. n-cpl/ paint, ~
84e--8724. pvt paUo. blk to bch/ 1 BR 1 Ba. nu paJOI & -U""'rw 'l'rlHtAl'E ahops. No pets. Avl cpt. Walk·ln c:tat w/ -----------------.! 15W .nn;w •-hkup. S750 mo. NQ Cor'M' 2BR 2BA hm ·~ 28R 18A. 1 t/l S1'00 675-6472 pets. Jean 120-1221
w/gar. Very UWadedl gw, storage. pvt d«:k, Won't Laatl 2Br, 2Ba. H bo • t9th lBR Gorgeold pal)o.$1860 $1095/mo. Ofc: 955-So. of PCH on Mar-ar r • · 7fl0.«)4S 01 725-0242 2800: Ra· 75~ guerite. nu -...'pnt 1 BA. Pets wetcomed. • · . -,..., ' S620 + sec. Lndry 1twpt Shores 2BR 1195/MO. 1 BR s mo. 644-0995 rm, back yd 997·2'986
19 3BR 28A bc:h h••· ·~~~~. • ' MONTE SERRENO lg atone f/p, wood SMAR• MaWBR
beam cell. throughout. 28R + garage S1200-*:m bit;, S7t5lmo APARTMENTS
huge sund9dl, gar & $1300/mo Winter Cat OK. c.u Pam Agt 1BR 1BA. $825. $350
carport, beautlful rental. Furn/Unfurn. ~O • Off t•t Me Rent Re-
decor. Ocean vu. Patio. 81~52 frigs avl, Covered HPr8S8ftfll SHSOO/mo yearly IH. ADOiiiilli STUDIO •2iR dpb w/19 ~•rd parking, cable. beautl· 222 L~:·· F h dta/ patJo S8SO. Great area. fully landacaped.
Nwpt ~mo utlr:c, 804~ Washer/Dryer hkup, Poot. 2 1ne1ry rma. aec XI.HT" OIL MAI AVALON IOAlln OpenHoule Pllf'kAve.21~2154 garageM7·7S40 gatH948-1'017
• ~ Plbl I M "' DIU9fff .ADDhf WfthM C ... IJO little lal furn •Do you need lg clean NEWPORT HQft Re-
IA. frplc, plantation 3 IA, z IA, ~ Tt4:e4i-tOOe or bacn $850 Incl utll 2br 1be? Garage, new decorated 2BR,
.,.,...,. fw.QL QlllOm *'-• 2 lg dadla, )eoual. a1~t7 ....,. ·No petl/ • cpl , O(W, atorage. 1\o\BA, gar. No Pela. ~ prof lndeopg, z bll8 to ~· Olli---------,, .. a''e ~38 gange. S750 No Pet 640-2495 s740/mo. 842-5722. lovely epa 6 patio. '°' deella. .... .-Nwpt Shre 38A 28a, 2· 1 4-·
...... aty, fncd yd, fpfc. Nr a. UYF'RONT 1BR, •WTSIDE• NPT Hghts 1rtra i,g 1Br
tennla, PoOl 11400. 0/ trptc, dfw, parking, no $150 OFF" 18&, d/W, dbl• gar. GIW IAIYILUPf JUIT ON MAllCIT 367·2122E/83M12.5 petal amkra. 11100 Beautiful extra ig· 2BA lndry rm. Avail 11/1. ~ oondO rftflit on a..rlrul 4 11A S BA OCllNFRONT mo Yl1V e·n .. 40 1 \o\B:i twnhse, trplc. 5e95/mo. 64&-4497
,,..... a IA ,., aA. + din + IPL One of 9"t location. IUl(Ufy d/w, w/d hkup, ga-QUIET E'SIDE ctJL.OE.UC
MW tie l ,_ CfllC, the laroff' Iota In 28AAMn, 2BA. 3 cat 'Waga:ru:~~~ •Vert large 38R, 2BA ao. to pod ...... Eattbluff. Many ptimg, A/C, MC aye. CENTAUR MGMT In trlpleJt. Larve mH·
Ol&Y .-<'99 Land) u..-1. MU9t b91_S3600f __ mo. __ 1_22-e4e0_...,......_1 842.llN 01 l3l-2725 tw IUlta with pvt bath, IDIAL ... Men to l(IP'teillt. \41 • to bctll "9moOo ywcs. $975/ mo. With VllDI LOCAftON Of&T t7tf-PrHtlO• at••· 2.::: eled 18R w/oCHn ••A8T81D•• 18R gatage + otf.atreet
0:: 111. I -... I .. ,. IA --H--!~ -rc.o..:= vMW, fftg, vett bllnda. MSO. 2BA $79S. ~.: pandno. w/d ~;!4>· "" -vv••~ • ,u.,, .... ,,, • ..;.,. 8et't>er l79S. 87M947 watw. 0#· No . pe.. Cat OK .....a-:::'::.=. ;c;.:: llM'ODIL .,.... _..._.,.. tiA ftiliLV llepa to 2323 Elden 64e-?a54 SPACIOUS 2BR 2BA
.... br '*" a prtoed ONLY Slit.GOO ~:!le~BA~ ~ ltov9. '9frtg, •MOVE-IN IPECW.l E'akM. 112S/mo. OIW.
to --·r ...... 3 .. "' M, _..... fllM. ~mm PoOI U•oO ~. =a:::*" 1 8£DAO()M gat, Quiet. n/peta. -~ "" ...._,.. _,_. ~ eu M3a ln&lmo. Pcol,apa. ~~ ~
.., to¥ety ...,. & 88cl'I ..,._ evt nowt n/ ftSTLMa ......_...._ -• • tL.•& OWNll ,,W,,, .... trw + I • 5'**" &tyt9.beh hM elNcr 1 pereon. ISM MW'H ' --a.n 1 n-OUJ..(MJ.ITAJll ...... on P9r*\'. 2 MBRa. monlh.tOof'l\onth. No Ne• carpel, oar.
CLOH TO IOtlOO&.W ...... .-·-·-a.ea.~ 2 ar ger. gerage e7W489 pdo, ,, ........ 717 lllOfl. AR, ,_IA W/ ---" tndty.SIOM~ 29A 1'°'8A Le un11 H1 I 1 . "
HI " . .. ill
.,.. ,,.. wrw. a.,... --I"" 1~ M. Studio .• 8 H ,.,, •• ~~ :"'~ ~ ,::O~ le ...._, llOfM 11 ,..., ,... II SIM -. I .. 112SC/mo 01 .... 'um '*' f9hopa 111ao1 se7stmo. 4545-2.eN • ~a.--.• I• r •I•• O •" e' or unfurn. ""'-of ocn mo • ,.._ ~ E. ---------...,.-, ..... .,. ...,... a~· PooL ....... 1 ~ ln-11e4 1BA up9n. Ended oar. GNAT U>CATIONt Ille...,. -191111 l8A COftdO, Yu.ALY-~ 18A. Utlllo :=ncp:i:-~ =·~~.:: ...--·----·---=t.?· vr.:"t =·~· •w.-1.:::0: + Clap 4542..... lndry '*""P. pl. , ... , OI"-· ._..., bell 111-S114 8IYd •• _.,..,..._ 1M W/left Mora K*. t•tm L---... rrT"lr. ,... •• a mw., PWkalde ~ vtew. LIO~. De.. 1rp1c. • au. ""*• 2 '*1dna. A¥•• 1Q1tS. Appt au.. '"41Cfae.d, nr St1IO 89'/IUn 1..t. to .... A1 .. 107 Hin Hfbr. gw, ..,..
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CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE
Huntinqton Newpnrt •
Beach ?640 Beach 2b69 LAGUNA •CH l<Jtch-..,.. __
SENIOR OUALITY APTI
*2 Months Frff Rent
eoett••· ocean Ylewa, steps to bch, heated PROF FEM N /amlcr RS.
pool. Cable. $175/Wk 35 to ahf kg twnhm In
& Up 494-5294 Nwpt Cm. All amens.
ATTRACTIVE 2BR near
Ferry, gar, patio.
lndry. $1,050/mo, Cheerful 1 & 2 Bdrms, yrly. 673-4866. assistance alarms, Master bdrm In CM hae. S495/mo. Avail 1111
Hm ~ Wll 279-9908 laundry lac, olovators. BEACON BAY Pv1 ba, $420/mo + pool & spa, BB Os, rec Charming 1 BR, pv1 st oo dep, utlls Incl. Roommate wanted for
room, secure parking, b h 1 1 Eric 931.e 189 3BR 2BA houH In c comm, v ew, g Costa Meta. Master complete shopping deck. W/D, 1 car gor NB Pvt rm w/IJa. Fem bed ba. $500/mo. ~=f~~~u':'Jk.Spring· $850/mo. 675-3337 n/amkr. W/D, kltch, ulll Incl. 642_.536.
714.940-1203 BEAUTIFUL 4BR. newly pool, new paint/cpl. Janet
ef bl hed $1800/ S525/mo 840·2877 1.,,..,.--.,,..,......,..---~
Laquna
Beach 2648
N Laguna, 1 BR $700.
upslalrs. 1 parking
spot. share gar. 3t6·A
Poplar. 494-5782.
Newport
Beach 2669
THE GRANVlLLE
NOW LEASING
Elegant country club
community on New-
port Country Club ad·
jacent to Fashion Is·
land. Spacious 2 &
3Bdrms apt homea w/
den, wet bar, wshr/
dryer hook-upa, fir ..
place, 2 car garage,
pool & epa.
Sorry, No Peta.
FROM $2,000
Available lmmedlately
Call 844-5189
r ur s · Share CM home, 3BR mo. w inter. Ocean Private entrance, N/S, l '-'BA, rum or unfurn,
view. 631-4238 or $450/mo Incl utll. Ellll/ S425 + $100 dep. utll.
818·348·0860 Magnoila In Fountain pd. 848--0385.
CAPE COD 30 yards to Valley. 962-6877. Shr bNlut hH w/mature
sandy bch. 2J.2. Anti· OUIET fum rm w/pvt fem In Eutblut!. Pvt
ques, frplc, Ule, oak antr. Kitch prlv. Nr rm/ba In exchg tor
llr. $1450/lse 64s-4900 OCC. No drugs/drink/ hH duties. Oya 759-
LARGE 2BR, 2BA, amk. $450. 558-0637 8665; Eve 760-6263
Frplc, nu decor, 2 Cat• SUNNY & bright 2Br
ports, pool. $950/mo. apt eo.. Meaa. Shr
76()..8067 or ~130 wtth fem. 1375+dep.
LIDO ISLE fully furn Call Wendy, 850-3650
1er. Utll, gar Incl. Seaeonal Rontall
$780/mo yrty. 1 per. Fully furn 2BR 2~Ba.
son, no pets 673-0837 frph:, gar. octl vu,
McLAIN ENTERPRISES Sl750 AG' 5'5-9"1
FEATURES Lookl119 tor llgM,
EXCLUSIVE bright. airy upatra atu-dlo/1 BR with tenace. BEACH & COUNTRY Prof quiet F. 780-5332
CLUB COMMUNITIES 1390 uttle pd Fem n/ Single Mom, 17 yr old
1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom smkr, no pets. Pvt eon. Shettle & Cocker
Apts w/frplo, -t bar. entry. 708-B Avocado, Med 28' 11epa to bch
micro, w/d hkupe, CdM. 975-8934 yeatly. eos-583-3484 central air & garage w/utra storage. All COM 38' 2Ba, lrg pvt maintenance Incl rm/ba, gar, avail 12/1. ' S500. Mark. 819-873-Sorry, no peta. 5339 or 819-487·2113 FROM S 1,295/mo
Gar.irw·. 1r.r
RPI 1! :· 7 40
TliE NEWPORT MARINA COM rum, 3BR 2BA. HUNT •Ctt .......
• 7eo.o919 prof male, pool/spa. approldfna-..Y 8 X 11,
FAIRWAY APT$.. $450, Incl utll. 175/mo.
BIG CANYOH 844-2929 714-989-22S1.
"ON THE WATER" 844-4509 CdM-On the bch ahr
with panoramic bay NPT Hghts 2B.r tea. beaut 2Br 2Ba hH W/
voow. 2Br 2Ba wllh ga· frplc. garage. No peta. deck. w/d, v1-1 Prof
roge. No pet1. $1600/ Ideal lor retired per· n/smkr 873-0421
mo. 673·7092 sons. $800. 780-9077 COM. Sunny apacloua
..-100• TO SANDI Nr Udol 3BR 2Ba lower, rm/bath. Fem, pref
CLEAN FURN APT. patio, fplc, clean, nu traveler or eve empt.
Caref Wltcl
131·2142
~ ""unl H>\\
· l~·a It'
o 2BR ......... $750/MO cpt & paint, $1275 0 / 1450 loc utl. 723-1988 I
9 mo. rental. Avail 367·2122E/631·112!1 CLEAN ntamkr prof M/
lmmed thro~ ansm Oceanfront 2BR 2Ba F to shr 28R/2BA hM •N• •xoo Ottloo A 714-"7 32 on the aandl Garage, In CdM. wro. carport. ~,::: .. •~12. ~
• Stepa to Sand lndry, auperl Only Call Biii M0-1964 room/ con~· recept.
Clean 1BA. lg deck, $1500/mo yrty. Call CM N/S ahare quiet, conf room, FAx, cop.
oar, no pets. $750/mo. Cllnt Moaoa 842· nice 2Br 2Ba apt, ga· ler. Near JW Airport.
723·1292. 1883 or 873-3777 rage, }aczl, ssoo Incl 1350/mo. mo-t•mo.
•2BDRM $700*
•1BDRM $800*
ON THE SAND • Such a utQ, 8S0-5283 after 8. Al Quinlan, 833-9550
Frig, dahwahr, stove
incl. No pet• 545-4855
Deall Dplx. 3BR 2.BA CM Share 3BR hoUH, CdM 180 to 1100 sf.
fp, lrg deck, gar. Win-$400/mo ... ~ utll. With, AJC, hgwy alg-
ter. $1500/mo 739-1134 Avl. Nov. Call Paul nage.11.25 p.a.r.
846-2520 Realonomk:a 875-6700
•LIDO LUX• 2BR, DR, f/p, lg patio,
S 1295/mo 840.2404
ONE YEAR NEW!
2BR, 1 BA. Private
patio or balcony. 2nd
month FREE with
lease! $850/mo. Call
COSTA MESAJNWPT BCH COSTA Ml!ii
twnhm, Prof clean 350 l/t, pvt ba1h, & Al
Fem. nlsmkr n/ peta. C . 1350/mo utlla lrlCf.
S400/mo. 850-1106 Window ofc. 154CM11~
•LOTS OF ROOM!• 1_........_* ___ 9_79_·9_99 ___ 1 _* __ Fem. n/e ''" duplelc on Office Spt1e4t, 875 eq ft. $200 OFF!!! PVT Bachelor unit, 1 Bal le. Pvt. BR & BA. 580' gar wfrollup
Lg tBR lBA, garage. door to bch. Nu pnt, w/d, $4.50 + ~ utll. door. 1878. 931-3808
lndry rm. nice quiet lo-kitchenette. $470/ mo, Avl. 11/1. 875-9&30.
cation $695/mo. utll paid. 538-5389 • Female roommate,
1480 MONROVIA SML studio 1 l>lk from N-port Crest Condo.
CENTAUR MGMT. beach, over garage W/ 1450/mo ... aec. ""
642·2288 or 831·2725 aunny deck. Xlnt loc. utllltlea. 122-8577.
•Oen Vu Penthouse S500. Calt 7eo-1992 Harbor VleW tun, rm
1,400 ,, llwDt lch ~976aanih~ ,._ .. ,-eo:sa
:In: (>II•
Pr, ·i •• ··:.,. • · ;~~o
Villa Balboa $1700 TRl·LEVEL 3BR 2BA (fum/unfwn). pvt bath, w. Nwpt oceanfront, twnhm, frplc. pool, gar. grndr. utlla,
2Br tBa wntr $1150 hrdwd flra. $1100/mo. hsekpg & lndry Incl
Step• to bch, 4BR Agt. Carol 957-3030 $725 N/amkr 75~8
3Ba cmf' ocnfrnt yrty. Walk to Bch nr Ho .. Mstr BR suite In NB, •Court S.11•
3BR 2Ba ate pa to bch ZERO Oep. on 1 BR 2BR 2BA for m/f n/a, 4 U Coeta ..... a
S 1350 Bkr 842·3850 e 1 BA·S725,2BR-UOO quiet area. r90 fao. 81..& Court Ol'def eate.
1 BR $850JMO Poo4/Spa 84H838 SS50. Roas 044-5891. 1289,000 Prln :::J·
NB 2BR 28A, very lg A{/t. Bob ~ .. 7 Steps to beach. Avail
nowl Garage. Pruden·
tlal Callfornla Alty,
875-8475, Clarence.
Apartments
For Rent
deck w/Ylew, n/a, 1..,.-,......,Aemu....,, __ Rttn.,.. __ _
M80 + He:. Avt. 1111, hat Ofior Must sen
875-2532. duplelc, 208 30th SL
Newport Crest. Shr 2BR
2BR 1 BA, 30th SI. NB. furn condo. Nr bc:h.
S925 + sec. no petal Tennis, poof, ape, gar Rooms .?706
amkre. Av•ll lmmedl l •b CDM ho 1550/mo. 845-7883
Damon 8'75-2178 * 9 .. ' mo1-----------
28r 190, ••rago,
lndry, bey vl•w, all
utlla pd 11250. Cllnt
873-3777 or 891·1418
hu 2 1 Ox22 edJolnlng Npt Beh, 1tpa to bc:h,
rme for 1 prsn, will clean, respnable, M/P
consdr n/s, resp adult, to 1hare 3br 2ba new
3 btks to state bch hH, $480/mo Y.i utll
1725/mo 723--0977. w/d, gar. 850-7637.
3Br .,Ba. frplc, aundeck FURN C.M. $360 uUI pd.
$1500. 2Bi' 2Ba. frplc:, Lndty. cookng prlV,
patio 11000. 210 WaJ.. pvt bath, tennis, pool.
Nwpt llGh-Matr bdrm/
Ba, gar. on weter,
dock opllonel. Avl
now 1700. •7a.TeH nut St. 723-4852 842-394e or 250-2543
1320K. No ag11, pie.
S.lou• only. '42-3125
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NEWPORJ8EACH1C9STA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, October 26, 1991 I PAGE 47
MAME awards will have carnival spirit ''MAME '91 Camlvale -Unmaskin~ the
EXO!llence," this year's
theme for the 1991 MAME awards, is
meant to recognize the exceptionally har~ . work and tremendou~ spirit
exh1 b1ted by Southem California's
dedicated ~p of new home sales and
marketing j)rolessionals.
The MAME Awards, presented
annually b)' the Sales & Metri<eting
Council of the Building Industry
~sociation of Southem in California
honors major achievements i~
mNchandising excellence (MA'AE) in
the residentiaT deYeloornent field.
· rhe theme for this year's MAME
1 ompetition and gala ~t couldn't be
more appropriate," oommented Linda
Wood, co-chairman of the awards
wmmittee. ''The theme was developed
b~· a consortium of some of Orange
f ounty's most prominent real estate
Jch crtising agencies as the highly
creative advertising/ collateral
mmmittee for this year's awards."
Agencies represented indude Todd
I lughcs & Meren, Geoffrey Graves
Ad1rNt1sing, the Roxburgh Agency,
Moms Advertising, the Weston Group
.ind Hu.b~rt-Kovach Marketing and
rnmmu n1cattons. ·we anticipate a record-breaking
r£>,ponse to our call for entries," Wood
predic ted, "leading to a very
com petitive field in all categories."
This year's awards will 6e presented
d~ part of a black tie evening to be
~tagcd at the Disneyland Hotel Feb. 22.
The program a~in will be produced by
the founder of the MAME Awards, Pete
Mayer of Peter M. Mayer Productions.
The distinguished panel of judges -
drawn. from Orange County's top
m.irket1ng and sales leaders -will have
the tough job of choosing winners of a
broad range of categories such as
proit;ct of the year, best product design,
in terior merchandising, sales office, sales
manager of the year, mari<eting director
ot the year, adVertising campaign and
brochu re design.
To be eligible for entry, a de~el~pment must have actively
main tained a sales complex anytime
between Dec. 1 1990, and Dec. 11 1991. Any ~ California home
builder, associate or consultant may
enter a development that meets the
above <:riterla, as long as it has not won
a previous MAME award for that
specific entry and the mmpany is a
member of the BIA.
Co-chairman with Wood for this
year's MAME Awards is DaWI Lopez of ~ramalea California. Chairmen of
individual committees are Jim Hughes
of TH&M Advertising. advertJsin&'
collateral; A.dint luboW of Real Estate
Dimensions, sponsorship; Sandy
Martln·keedy of Hayes/Martin
Associates, public relations· Donna
Pennington of OranF, Cou~ty desi8!"
renter, decorations and Kathy lfanslnk
or R~sident11l / Escrow, Judging committee.
"This yea(s MAME program will be
especially significant to d1e very talented
group Of rndMdUlb In attendance,"
L?pez added. ''The ~ $kill and
high level ol lnnoYalk>n that was
required during the 1991 marketing
period has eoa>u~ the Southern
California bulldl"R ltldustry to reach a
new pla~au ol excellence."
The <te.D!ne for entries ls Nov. 16.
ror MAME sponsonhlp ln~tion, call
Lubow M 545-8491 . • M arilyn Groff has bee n
appointed sales manager for
lnterame ri can Builde rs
Group's new Meritage development in
Coto de Caza.
She will be responsible for all sales
activities at Meritage,
which features three
custom-crafted luxury
floo r plans ranging
from 2,713 to 3,227
sq uare fee t a nd
offering an exceptional
range of features and
appoi ntments. Prices
start at $325,000.
G r oft also Marilyn Groff r e p r <.' s e n t e d
lnte ramerican at its Ac reage
development in San Juan Capistrano.
She recorded $25 million in s.11es at the
exc lusive enclave of luxury homes,
which were sold directly from blue prints
without models.
Prior to JOinin~ lnteramerican, Groff
was associated with Pulte Home Corp.,
the Hardesty Company and Watt
Industries, among others.
An 18·year veteran of the real estate
industry, Groff received the first-quarter
sales award in 1989 fo r outstanding
sales achievement at the Acreage and
was a candidate for "salesperson of the
year" at the 1990 MM1E awards. She is
a member of the Building Industry
Association and the Sales ancf Marketing
Council and served on its 1991 boarCI
of directors, and co-chai red the SMC·
sponsored chili cookoff. •
H ayes/Martin A.ssociates, a fu ll.
service advertising and public
relations agency specializing in
the real estate industry, has been
selected by Bramalea Homes to handle
the marketing communications for its
luxury home development at Newport
Coast.
Bramalea's proiect will be the first
merchant builder homes to be
developed at the new master-planned
community, which has been in the
planning stages for over 25 years.
"Newport Coast is an exceptional
master-planned community that will set
new standards of quality for coastal
development," said Sandra Martin
Keedy, principal of Hayes/Martin
Associates.
"The outstanding environment, resort
atmosphere and recreational
opportunities will make Newport Coast
an international destination," she
added. "It's very exciting to be Involved
in the earfy stages of this outstanding
community and to set the tone for the
first project to be developed there
through our involvement with Bramalea
Homes."
Haye1/Martln ·will provide marketing
Input, advert~ng and public relations
support as well as all conateral materials
(o; 'Bramalea Homes at Newport Coast
The exclusive gate-guarded
neighborhood of S8 coast.al estates will
be positioned as the ultimate in coastal
living within this community.
The luxury residences will measure
up to 5,500 square feet and offer up to
five bedrooms. Prices are expected to
range from S 1.5 to $2 million.
located in one of the last available
coastal areas in the Southland, Newport
Coast is a master-planned resort
cor:imunity being developed by the
Irvine Company on 9,432 acres
between Irvine and the coastal
communities of Corona def Mar and
Laguna Beach.
The Newport Coast development will
be the Irvine Company's most exdusive
project to date. Plans for Newport Coast
include 2,600 residential units, several
world-class resort hotels, two 18-hole
golf courses designed by Tom Fazio, a
35,000-square-foot clubhouse and over
7,000 acres of parks and open space. •
B uilding industry professionals
are preparing for the 1991
Building Industry Show,
scheduled for Nov. 6·8 at the Los
Angeles Convention Center.
More than 7,500 individuals involved
w i t h s i n g I e a n d m u It i -fa m i I y
construc tion, land development,
re mode ling, ge neral contracting,
subcontracting and architecture toured
more than 300 exhibits at last year's
show, and this ye~·s third annual event
is ex~ed to top last year's attendance
record.
The show will feature myriad exciting
exhibits ·~nd 34 information-packed
seminars that will focus on five major
areas of interest, including business and
construction management, economics
and finance, land d<•velopment and
entitlements, sales and marketing, and
remodeling.
The keynote luncheon Nov. 7 at
11 :30 a.m. will feature Danielle
Kenn~ speaking on "How to Shift
Gears for Today's Market." Her talk will
touch on new directions, work styles
and how to develop a "sales fitness"
plan that works.
The PASS (purc hasi ng agents,
suppliers and subeontractorsf luncheon
is set for Nov. 7. It will give builders
and their purchasing agents an
opportunity to network with suppliers
and subcontractors. Richard Hartfey, a
leading exponent of the FASTRACK
construction management system, will
be the speaker.
All BIA councils will sponsor a fiesta
party Nov. 7 from 5 to 7 p.m. with a
Mexican buffet, drinks and strolling
mariachis.
For more information on registering
for the show, call the BIA at 396-9993.
•
T he Roxburgh Agency of Costa
Mesa has been selected to
direct marketing activities for
the builders' cooperative at the master-
planned community of Tuscany Hills In
south Riverside County.
Representing Woodcrest
Devel~ent, Davidgon Communities,
Zellner Communities and Homestead
land Development, the coo~ative
currently is offering a selection Of ~
home neighborhoods at Tuscany Hills.
"Roxbu~'s extensive experience
with builCfeN' co-ops throughout
Southern California made them the
natural choice for our group," said Bill
Pisebky, vier president of sales and
marketing for w~ Development.
Th~ agency will showcase the
attributes of Tuscany Hills, incl uding its
view location overlooking Canyon lake
and the surrounding foothills.
The community will be marketed by
the Roxburgh Agency's staff of
advert_ising and public relat ions
profess1onalS. The agency's senior \IJCe
president, Barbara Stowers, will
supervise the account and Nina Martin,
account executive, will ove rsee all
ad~t;~tlsing and public re lations
act1v1t1es.
"We look forward to working with
such a distinguished group of builders,"
said Claudia ltoxburgn, president of.the
Costa Mesa firm. "And we're excited
about produci ng a new campaign for
such a special community."
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D onna M. Smith has JOtned
Birtcher Construction L1mited's
Los Angeles office as director
of Business Development.
In her new role, Smith will b<'
responsible fo r the
ge neration of major
tenant improvement,
r e n ovat io n a nd
r e hab il itat i on
construction contracts
throughout Southern
California in addition
to marketing the
services of BirtCher to
new and exist ing L-------•
clients. Donna Smith
Prior to joining birtcher Construction,
Smith served as interiors business
development manager for Swi nerton &
Walberg. She ls an active member of
the Lo s Angeles Headquarters
Association. Century :ity chamber of
Commerce, the Los Angefes Chamber of
Commerce and City of Hope.
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J ohn Chadwick has been
appoi!1ted as co-manager o1
Lakeview Real E~te Company •
Laguna Hilts office.
Chadwick's P.'imary focus will be on
training. He will train new agents to the
office and, as part of the compan\ 's
extensive new training program, he will
offer ongoing training for experienced
agents. After new agents have
completed their initial training, th~
selecting the Laguna Hills office will be
guided by Chadwick.
Chadwick entered the real est.ite
industry in 1975, and by 1979 he was
Realtor associate of the year for the
state of Michigan. After moving to
California, he became active in the
Laguna Beach Board of Realtors as a
director from 1986-89 chairman of the
education membership committee,
membership committee and multiple
listing service.
Prior to joining Lakeview, Chadwick
was sales mana~r at another company
for five years, and was in sales 10 years
before that He is a graduate of the
Realtors Institute and hOlds the titles of
certified real estate appraiser and
certified residential specialist.
In 1989 he was named state director
for the Cattfomia Association of Realtors.
He currently is a board instructor for
CAR, teaching ethics. Chadwick and his
wife, Sandy, have lived in Laguna
Niguel for seven ~ars. and he enjoys
sport fishing and goil.
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Cota De Cena
Golf course ond sunset views. This spacious Eost
Point home is the lorgest J.M. Peters home on the
golf course. Professionally decoroted. Almost .
S 100,000 hos been spent on upgrading this home
inside ond out. 4 bedrooms, 3\h baths plus bonus
room. Approx 3,457 sq leet. Just 3 years old. Three
fireplaces. Rock ribbon polio, pool, separate spo
ond wolerfoll. $648,880. Coll John Lucewia, 588·
Dana Point
Enjoy one of the most beotiful one! spacious ocean
view villas in Dono Point. Wolk to Doheny Beocn and
Dono Point Harbor. 3 bedrooms, 3\h baths in over
3,000 sq feet. Lorge gourmet kitchen, exquisite formal
dining room, lomily room and den. Mony skylights.
Prime locotion in goted community with pool, tennis
ond exercise room. $839,900. Coll Dori Rasmussen,
58.7·7.199.
Laguna Niguel
loc.oted otop o bluff overlooking the seo is the pk·
turesque colony of Coronado Point, o privole com·
munity of personalized residences offering spedoculor
unobstruded ocean, coostol, canyon ond mcxintoln
views. 12 homes ond 24 custom home sites ovoil·
able. lots priced from $21 5,000 to $430,000.
Homes $700,000 to $975,000. Coll DoWd or Gen.
4-1 88 or 573.242 .
Open Sot. & u, • ~1-rOokcrest). Ea·
ROnsive golf ~urse loc~1)on on o quie! cyl de soc. hqu151te custom home hos 5 bed·
room,, 7 boths, opproa. 7200 $q ft. For·
mol dining, fomi~room. 5 lirefloces, ond 3 cor Q.OJQge. ersized~ ond SPQ. $2,549,000. Col Sharon 991) & Tom Af. linson at 673.8728 or 72 ·06 f 1
Open Sunday 1 •. 6"1:'v.11ors) Over·
loOlts fairways on ig Canyon Country
Club. Fobulous 4 bedroom, 4 botn show·
ploce with opprOlt. 4,000 sq feel. Includes
state of the art kitchen, central oir ond se-
curity system. Pork like yord with charming rose garden, pool spo and woterfalr.
S 1,339 ,000. Coll Sharon (Vogt) ond Tom
Allinson, 673·8728 or 720·061 l .
Newport leach
Duplex. on Bolboo Peninsula. Lovely
upper unit hos 3 bedrooms, 2 boths.
Tile entry and_ kitchen. Lower unit hos
2 bedrooms, 2 boths. 4 cor goroge.
Live in one and rent the other.
$549,000. Coll today for details,
720·0611.
Newport Beach
Charming 2 bedroom, 2 both town·
home on quid cul de soc. Just steps to
community lennis courts. Community
pool. 2 cor goroge. Tronsferred seller
is extremely motivated. $224,900. Coll
720·0611 .
VIiia lalboo
Comer unit penthouse with greenbelt
and boy views. Walk to beach ond
Lido village. Bright ond airy 2
bedroom, 2 both with open floorplon.
Cozy free standing fireplace.
Community pool ond spo. $309,900.
Coll 720·0611 .
Newport Beach
Ught and bright 2 bedroom condo.
New carpets, point and window caver·
ings. Quiet inside location. Cozy fir·
eploce, dining area. Includes washer
and dryer. Po1io ond 2 car garoge.
S 196,500. Call 720-0611 .
Costa Mesa
Great Eost Casto Meso duplex. Across
from pork, dose to shopping. Both
units ore 2 bedroom, 1 both plus go·
roge ond extro perking. Seporote loun·
dry room. $279,900. Coll 720·0611 .
Costa Mesa
Great home for the first lime buyer. 2
bedroom, 1 'h both. Atrium model.
Tile in kitc hen. Lorge master
bedroom. Enjoy ocean breezes. Bike
or wolk to the beach. 2 cor garage.
s 1 79 ,500. Coll 720-0611 .
NEWPORT BEAOH/OOS1'A MESA Plt.Or#cJE;\L ESTATE
''lo Roca", graaOIJS home of Mrs. John
Wayne. Panoramic bock boy views in o pr·
ivote setting. 5 mosler suites. Elegant for·
mol dining room, 3 fireplaces. Extensively
equipped gourmet kitchen. Pool, spo & le·
nnis court. Gallery over 3 cor ~rage.
$5,000,000 or lease for S 12,000 o
month. Coll 720·0611.
Newport leach
Exquisite 3 bedroom, . 2'h both in the
Crest of Harbor Ridge. Shows pride of
ownershrp. Many upgrades. Features
family room, two fireplaces ond gour·
met kitchen. A must see. Coll Sharon
(Vogt) ond Tom Allinson, 720-0611 or
673-8728.
Costo'Meso
Fantastic value. 4 bedroom, 1 ¥• both.
Grea1 family home. Includes family
room with cozy fireplace. Patio ond 2
cor garage. $225,000. Call 720-
0611 .
Huntington Beach
Remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 both.
Zoning could be light commercial.
Ideal ii purchased with property next
door. Dining room, patio ond 2 cor
goroge. $255,000. Coll 720.0611 .
Cc>rona del Mar
Typifies oll the charm of o Corona del
Mor duplex plus the advantages of
enlarged master suite, modem boths
ond renovated kitchen. Delightful living
room with stone fireplace. Comer lot.
Private patio. 2 bedroom rental unit.
Eoch with its own laundry room.
$543,000. Coll 720-0611 .
Newport Beach
Light ond bright 4 bedroom, 2'il both.
Desirable end unit. Redecorated with
new carpets, drapes, flooring, flxtvres,
opplionces ond pointl Cozy fir9ploce.
Lorge patio ond 2 cor goroge.
$279,000. Coll 720-0611.
Newport Beach
Beautiful executive condo with view of
golf course, ocean ond bock boy. 3
bedrooms, 3VJ boths. Charming
morning room off kitchen. Two
fireplaces including one in o romantic
master suite . $795,000. Coll
720-061 l .
a Open Sunday 1 • . eon Visto. For
the buyer who wont o home with o year
round vocation feeling. 2 bedrooms, 3
boths plus den. Single level home on New· port Beach Country Club Ggolf Ccourse.
Private sparkling pool ond spo. $735,000
Coll 720-0611 .
Newport lleoch .
Open Sunday 1 ·5. 204 7 Pon Provence. All
excellent value. Spacious 4 bedroom, 3lh both, single 1-1 home with expanded
bonus/guest quarters. Features dining room and crackling fireplace. Nicely mointoined
yards with polio. New roof and A/C. Com· munity (IC?OI ond spa. $559,000. Coll
today, 720.0611.
Newport leach
Open Sunday 1-5. (381 Seowind, Irvine
Ave., near University). Boele Bay Beauty.
Shows pride of ownership. 2 bedroom,
2lh both light and airy unit. Features cu·
stom mirrors, French doo11 ond boy win·
dows with window seats. Charming breo·
kfast nook. S259,000. Coll Sharon
(Vogt) ond Tom Allin$On. 673·872e or
720-0611
Huntington Beach
Oceon view home. 2 bedroom, 2VJ
both with spacious floorplon. Includes
marble entry, designer carpets, white
washed cabinets. Dining room and two
fireplaces. Located in 24 hour guarded
community with pool and spa.
$333,000. Coll 720·0611 .
Huntington leach
Exclusive 3 bedroom, 2111 both
townhome in 24 hour guarded Country
Club community. Just 'll mile to the
beach. Marble entry, gourmet kitchen,
formal dining room, family room and
fireplace. Lots of extras. S34 7 ,000.
Coll 720-061 1.
VIiia Balboa
Single bedroom condo in deluxe
community in Newport Beach. Close to
ocean. Patio ond goroge. Fantastic
recreational facilities. $169,000. Call
today for details, 720·0611 .
Costa Mesa
Shows pride of ownershiup. Dual
master suite condo. Cozy fireplace .
Living room ond kitchen open to sunny
patio. 2 cor goroge. Quiet location.
$184,500. Coif 720·0611.
Newporl Beach
Lowest priced home in Harbor High-
lands. 3 bedrooms, 2 boths. Freshly
pointed inside ond out. Dining oreo
ond fireplace. Lovely boclcyord. ldeol
for children. 2 car goroge. $365,000.
Coll ]2Q.Q611.
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