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'Guards ol summer return to beach in time -for .. weekend
BY DAVID llirrz, STAPJ W1UT1a
NEWPORT BEACH -The
boys of summer -and a few girls,
too -are back on the beach,
ready to protect adventurous visl-·
tors who want to take a dip in the
Pacific.
About half of Newpon Beach's
summer lifeguards begin work this
weekend. According to Marine
Safety Lt. Jim Turner, ap-
proximately 35 sets of trained eyes
will be combing the beaches. By
the end of June, that number will
almost double.
"I{ the weather gets nicer and
we have a little surf, we'll add
some more," Turner said. "If it
gets cold and cloudy, they'll all go
home."
The weekend forecast calls for
partly sunny skies all three days -
but only after the morning marine
layer burns off, and when that will
happen is anyone's guess.
Turner said the May-June
gloom is extremely unpredictable.
"Last weekend we called all the
WHALE OF A SIGHT
lireguards around 11 a.m. and told
them not to come in. Ten minutes
later, the sun came out and we
called them back and said 'Get
right down here.' "
The lifeguards range in age
from 16 to 60, although most of
them are college students in their
early 20s. Approximately 10% are
women.
"Everyone who is borne from
college has called us and begged
for work," Turner said.
For those who think the lire-
8\lards get paid just for tanning
their bodies, ihink again.
In a given summer, marine safe-
ty ocricers yank about 4,000 strug-
gling swimmers out of the ocean.
"If the surf is up and it's warm,
we'll have between 300 and 500
rescues a day," Turner said. "Our
high is 660 rescues in one day."
The lifeguards averaged be-
tween 150 and 200 rescues per day
during last Memorial Day week-
end, Turner said.
"Sometimes the guards see you
someplace "here you're not sup-
posed to be," Turner said. "A
good. guard will gel out there :ind
get you ou t right away."
From "nickel-and-dime re scues"
involving gutsy children to per-
forming CPR on surfers who get
crunched by brutal waves, the life-
guards spend all day jumping on
and off the to"cr.
Turner said swimmer!i. should al-
ways u!i.e cautiQn in the water, bu t
especially during thi!i. time of )Car.
Winter storms cause the ocea n
floor to sh1fl, creating strong cur-
rents v.hich can be hnza.rdou!i., he
sa id.
This spnng's currents aren't as
bad us last year's, howc,-cr, be-
cause the re were fc\\Cr winter
storms.
He still advises beach-goers to
be c:ireful.
"You don't \\ant to O\Crcxen
)Our abilities," Turn er said,. "If the
\\a\es look big and d;ingerous,
then they probJbly are big and
dangerous."
Suspect in
sex assault
to face trial
..., Police officer testifies at preliminary
hearing that Gregg Chernik, who reportedly
is in the last stages of AIDS , was dressed
in mini ski rt. nylons and high heels when
arrested near victim's Costa Mesa home .
. BY LolUAS!'\ BASH£DA, ~"If \\'k11£1l
HARBOR COUR1 -The trans\i:l>tlle tree-
lrimmcr accused or se,ually ;1',.aulling a 50-)e.ir-olJ
\\Oma n last month after climbing into he r Paul.mno
A'cnue ap:irtment \\JS ordered Fnd;iy to i.t:md trial.
At a preliminary hearing, Gregg Chcrni\.., hi-, an-
kles shad.led together 1lnder .i mu:.iard-colored j.111
jumpsuit \\ith the collar turned up. listened pa,:>hel)
to a Costa Mesa police office r tesufy about catching
the defendant ou tside the v1ct im'll apartment April
30.
Chcrnik. "ho acco rding to court records is in the
last suigcs of AIDS, insists he doci.n't remi:mber a
thing. acco rding to his taw}cr~ .5.:uua..Ana :lllorne)
Tom Te:irs.
"So he denies doing an) thing," Te:i~ sn1d fol kl\\ -
ing the hea ring. ··nut he has sta1cd that 1f he d1J Ju
this. he apologizes to 1he \\Oman. He \\t:.hcs no one
any harm."
StlAUNA ~QULEET, DAILY PILOT
Amanda Shepherd, 8, splashes alongside Moe B. Dunes, a 20-foot fiberglass Dunes Resort. The whale was launched in the bay with the help of students
mascot who made his first appearance of the season Friday at the Newport from Mariners Elementary School, who afterward received a lesson in wildlife.
Tears also said his client "hopes no one contr:iCl
any diseases." Che rnik, :i.k.a. Ginger, allegedly cau·
tioncd police after th e arrest that he had full-blo" n
AIDS. Law enforcement cannot confirm thi since a
defe nd :int's health is. by llw, confi den11JI
Brewer's ban_kroll beefiest
of all Assembly candida~es
..,. Businesswoman's
campaign has raised
$293,000 -but $180,000
of it is her own money.
BY Russ Lo..u., STAIF Wann
ln the GOP primary race to re-
place five-term Republican As-
semblyman Gil Ferguson, Newport
Beach businesswoman Marilyn
Brewer is the clear fin ancial front-
runner, according to recently filed
campaig11 finanoe documents.
A former aid to county Supervi-
sor Tom Riley, Brewer, 56, has
raised $293,000 in cash and non-
monetary contributions, a figure
which includes $180,000 of her
own money.
Among her biggest donors are
the Mission Viejo Co., developer
William Lyon and the California
Commerce Club, a group that runs
a card club in the city of Industry.
She also received a $7,SOO loan
from the Santa Margarita Co.
Out Brewer says she has more
widespread support from voters
1han either of her Republican op-
INDIX
Around Tow]l ................... A6
Best Buys ................... -..... Al
Classified .......................... BS
Cityside ............................. A2.
Community Forum ......... A 13
Legal notices ..................... 83
On the Town .................... A7
Religion ............................ A8
Service Clubs .................... AS
Soc'iety ......•........•.............• A9
SJ>Ort:s ................................. 81
Stagelites ......................... A 1 O
ponents · in the race for the 70th
Assembly District -Newport
Beach attorney Tom Reinecke and
Irvine Councilman Barry Ham-
mond.
"Our campaign has raised more
dollars from more people inside
the 70th Assembly District than
the other two candidates com-
bined," Brewer said. "That speaks
to the strength and the depth of
our campaign."
Not so fast, says Reinecke, who
has raised $209,000 in cash and
non-monetary contributions. Rei-
necke, the 34-year-old . son of
former California Lt. Gov, Ed Re-
inecke, says his campaign is more
representative of the small, indi-
vidual donor.
"We have broad-based support
from .business people and indi-
viduals within the district," Rei-
necke said.
But Reinecke is also relying on
family money. or the $142,500 in
loans made to his campaign,
$122,500 is from family members,
including $12,500 of his own
money. Fergus0n, who has en-
lee CAMPAION/Pe9e A 14
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~lAAC ~L\llTIN. DAILY r 1Lor
L1nda Moulton:Patterson ls promising to be tough on crime In her run for a supervisor's seat.
Bv ToNY Doosa.o, STAFF W t.rrn. TOUGH out that he' been i:ndorseJ
by the 1,600-membcr Orange E mblazoned on the front County Sheriff Associat ion.
of one of her latest "l've walked a lot of
campaign brochures for SELL precincts and I really don't the 2nd District county think that people arc
supervisor seal is a photo or a concerned about the
dour-looking Linda In her run f of (Democratic Party
Moulton-Patterson. superv'1sor, L1'nda affiliation)," he ~:ild. "People Striking a sharp contrast have the perception that they
rrom the usuauy pleasant Moulton-Patterson are not ~are in 1hcir
Huntington Beach mayor, the neighborhood . I'm for 'three
brochure depicting her angry has gone with the trikes )OU'rc out,' l'm for 'one
stare ls an attempt to send a bas·ics ·. cri'me, trike )OU're OUI.' l agree "ith clear message: She's tough on Sen. (Marian) Ocrgcson, in
crime. immigration and case of rape and child
But that message has rumed molestation "c should put
some of Moulton· Patterson's environment them aw~y."
oppone11ts and critics, who · Jim Danks, a member of
claim the llfck>ng Democrat ~in& for the sup· Hun1ina1on Beach' Downtown Re~idcnt!o
crvisorial scat that includes Costa Mesa is Association, is a tod ~kcptical of crime-fighting
tryin& to steal the consc~a1tve thunder ri&ht rhetoric. Banks aid Downtown re idcnts ha'e
out from under them. been concerned about a rise in crime In their
Not so, says Mouhon·Pauenon, who points '"llA~ A14
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See Hl.AalNG/P•9• A14
Chamber asks
city to loot
cost of median
landscaping
..., Corona del Mar
merchants say city sh ould
swallow the S6,000 loan
they took out to pay
tor planfer in the middle
of Coast Highway
BY DAVID H EITZ, Snrr \\'a1rn
CORONA DEL MAR -Dc-
p1te cntl\Jnng more than \\'o
>Car of anno) ing road work along
Co;i t H1gh":i), Corona del M~1r'
dO\\nto\\n 1:1 ~parkling the c dJ)S
h bo:isti. C\'Cf)thing from \'1bra nt
bMncrs on the ··no\\Cr !Meets" to
dolph in-shaped topiaric~ in the
media ns.
And ·"1th the e\ccpt1on of :i
S6.000 lo:in from the city, the mcr-
chanb rn1 cd the monc) ll)r the ' ~cau11fica11on proJCCt ;ill by them·
ef\e .
Now, the Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commerce figure~ the
leJ 1 the city could do 10 ma~c up
for 1he 1rn(fic jams, noise and du t
of roJd rccon truction i~ for~1ve
\he loan.
"We feel it' really the city' re-
pon,ibility to repair the damuac
that v.a done to Co:m H1ahway,"
aid Lu,en:> Hayton, 1he Cham-
ber' c11ecu1i~c ~rd ~ccrctary.
"\\le bought the banners, the dol·
phin and the benches on Co:& t
Highw.iy. h 's really all 1hc mall
Chamber can do."
Three differcn\ aacncies ripped
apart Coa!tt Hiahway durin& the
paat co.ap&e ol ye~ induchna the
County Sanitation Diluin. La1un1
Ocacl\ County Water District and ... ~···
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• A2 Saturday, May 28, 1994 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally PH
LOCALS ONLY
MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, 540-1224, ext. 363
Balboa Island
holding nrst
sidewalk sale
B ALDOA ISLAN D IS HAVING
its first Memorial Day
weekend sidewalk sale today
through Monday.
Balboa Island merchants are
offering huge bargains throughout
the weekend.
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TUE NEWPORT ANTIQUE Center
(63 1-2411), located at 2384 Newport
Dlvd. in Costa
Mesa, is having a
Memorial Day sale
through the week.
Merchandise is
marked down 10 to
60% off. The new
antique store is th e
first to reopen on
Newport Boulevard
since the freeway
construction.
Best
Buys
The
4,000-square-foot
store carries a
large selection of
furniture from the
early 1900s to 1950s. It also has a
large selection of glassware and
collectibles from the same period.
And, it carries art deco furniture,
from the 1920s.
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THIS MIGHT BE short notice, but •
May is Water Awareness Month,
CITYllDI
Getting set to sail
MAllC MAllTIN. DAILY PILOT
and Mesa Consolidated Water
District in copjunction with the
Municipal Water Distritt of Orange
County is offering ultra-low flush
toilets.
Newport Beach resident Skip Hornby picks up his sail on a recent sunny day on the back bay.
Ultra-low flush toilets, using 1.6
gallons per flush, can conserve up to
five gallons per flush when replacing
some standard models, Through this
program, customers are offered an
inexpemive and easy way to · .
conserve water through two options.
DCC graduates 2,0.19 at LeBard Stadium commencement _
The co-payment option allows
customers to obtain a name brand
ultra-low nush toilet for $40 plus a
refundable S15 deposit. The $15
depm1t is refunded when the old
toilet is returned. Old toilets are
crushed and recycled into road
paving material. To participate in
the co-payment option, call (800)
676·4853.
The rebate option allows
customers to receive a $50 rebate
toward the cost of a
program-approved ultra-low flush
toileJ. Customers who have
purchased ult ra-low flu sh toilets
after Jan. 1, 1994, may be eligible
for the rebate.
To participate in the rebate
option, call (800) 378-8587.
The ultra-low flush toilet program
will continue through June 10, or
while supplies last.
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KJNGSWAY ROAD (729-0690), a
fine china and silver retailer located
in the Atrium Court at Fashion
Island in Newport Beach, is giving
10% of sales purchased from bridal
registry listings to the charity of the
bride and groom's choice.
Since china and silver are such
high-end products to register for,
most brides feel comforted that they
are helping an organization that
needs charity.
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Dest Buys appears Thursdays and
Saturdays. Whether you're a
merc/1a11t or a shopper, Jt you know
of a good buy, co ll me at 540-1224,
fax me at 646-4170 or write to me:
Best Buys, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay
St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College graduated
2,019 students at its 46th commencement Thursday
night at the LeBard Stadium on campus.
Associates in Arts degrees were awarded to 1,415
students, while 604 students received voca tional
certificates.
There were a few complaints from students and
faculty members about an unconventional speech made
by featured graduation speaker Leonard Olguin, a Cal
State Long Beach professor in the graduate school of
education.
In a speech titled, "Them Is Us," Olguin se£ected
four women students -who were Asian, white, Latino
ana bla'k -out of the audience to bring on stage
during his discussion of racial stereotypes.
Some students said the speech embarrassed the four
students and some faculty members told college
officials.they thought the speech was inappropriate.
Olguin commented on the racial stereotypes associated
with each of the women students.
College officials say Olgui.o was trying to make a
point about overcoming racial
stereotypes, but they admit his
presentation was seen as
controversial by some audience
members.
Olguin could not be reached
for comment.
The OCC "Faculty Member of
the Year," museum director and
art instructor lrini Rickerson, was
the faculty speaker. And the
featured lltudenf speaker was
political science major Darcy
Noricks of Costa Mesa.
The college's Outstanding
Citizen Award was prcsente d to
retired Pacifi c Dell executive and
community activist Patricia
Krone, prellident of the OCC
Foundation board for the last two
years.
Celebration ol remembrance set lor
longtime Corona del Mar resident Flanegin
CORONA DEL MAR -A "celebration
of remembrance" for Robert Edgerton Fla-
negin will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Five
Crowns restaurant, 3801 E. Coast Highway.
Mr. Flanegin, a Corona del Mar resident
for 40 years, passed away May 22 at his home
'in Santa Maria. He w:is 72.
Born Sept. 4, 1921, in Highland Park,
Mich., Mr. Flanegin was a decorated veteran
of the U.S. Army Air Corp. During World
War II, he was a B·l 7 pilot with 121h mis-
sions before being shot down. He was a
POW in Germany and Russia for 18 months
and received the Purple Heart and two
Bronze Stars.
Mr. Flanegin retired in 1983 from his posj-
tion as senior vice president of marketing
and sales for Transcon Freight Co., jlfter
more than 29 years with the company. He
was a basketball fan and animal lover who
moved to Santa Maria from Corona del Mar
about three years ago.
Mr. Flanegin is survived by sons Robert M.
Flanegin of Coto de Caza and Scott C. Fla-
negin of Newport Beach; daughters Terry
Flanegin of Santa Maria and Molly Flanegin
of Los Angeles; brothers William C. Flanegin
of Rowland Heights and Ted Flanegin of
Michigan; grandson Casey T. Flanegin-Buffa
of Santa Maria; and several nieces and neph·
ews.
The family requests that donations in Mr.
Flanegin's memory be made to any disabled
American veterans' organization or to the
Santa Maria Valley Humane Society, 751 S.
Black Road, Santa Maria, CA 93455.
Fol Tiit DAILY I'll OT
An Orange Coast College graduate makes a quick call shortly after
receiving an associate In arts degree.
Fire department issues warning:
weed yards now or pay later
If you don't weed your property by July 12, the Newport Beach Fire
Department will do it for you -and send you a hefty bill.
The city's annual Weed Abatement Program, aimed at cleaning up
yards which arc potential fire h•1zards, is under way. _
So far, the city has mailed about 22 letters to property owners who
need to trim th eir lawns or pick up trash.
If they don't clean up between now and July, the city will hire its own
laborers to do it. In addition to billing land owners for the labor costs,
the city will tack on a $90 fee.
"Some people just don't want to hassle wit h it," Newport Deach Fire
Capt. Steve Bunting said. "They would just assume we do it and bill
them."
Only six lots were billed last yea r, Bunting said.
Those who object to tidying up their properties should appe:ir before
the City Council at 7 p.m. July I 1 :ind give their reasons fo r not
adhering to the order.
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LOCATION SIZE SWELL
The Wedge
Newport Point Bladdes
S.A. River Jetty
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First high Second low Second high
SUNDAY
first high
first low
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after midnight
12:22 a.m. S.2
7:41 a.m . .O.S
2:3S p.m. 3.9
7:37 p.m. 2.3
Wiler Temper1ture: 63
NATI Ne
Utt v1rlable winds shifting
soul west to west 1 o to 20 knots this afternoon, seu 3 feet with 4
foot westerly swell. brly mornlna
low clouds, drlule.
COSTA MESA
East Baker Street: More
than $18,000 worth of
computers were reported
stolen from ITT Real Estate
in the 200 block.-
Maple: Several televisions,
VCRs and stereos were
stolen from u home in the
1900 block.
West 17th Street: Five
snowboards were stolen
from Dasie Skatebo:mls in
the 1000 block.
NIWPOa T llACH
Jomborte: A th ief broke into
Oily Court Liquor and run orr
with $200 from 1he register
and two bottles of vo<.lka.
Cllrr Orl\'e: Two televisions
and two VCRs were stolen
from classrooms ut Ensign
School in the 2000 block.
Newport BoulC\'ord: A farmer
from Drazil reported his
pussport und airline tickets
stolen from his motel room ut
the Sdll lnn in the 2600 block,
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Saturday, May 28, 1994 A3
Harking back to Balboa triangle trade makes one nauseous ..
F rom our studies of
Ame rican history we aJJ
remember the inf a mo us
triangle trade of the slave
era -slaves from Africa
to the West Indies, sugar from the
West Indies to New England, rum
.
The
Verdict
Rendezvous.
from New
England back
to Africa.
During
Prohibition we
had our
triangle trade
in Balboa -
from the
Rendezvous
Ballroom to
ou r justly
famous ·
drugless drug
store to the
Green Dragon
cafe and back
to the
Prohibition was one of the great
tragedies in American history. Not
only did it give rise to organized,
commercial crime, but destroyed
the integrity of a generation of law
enforcement officers who either
turned their backs on any effort to
enforce this unpopular law but in
too many cases actually
cooperated with the criminal
clement. Also it destroyed the
drinking habits of a generation of
American drinkers.
I'm not here to boost dri nking.
Alcohol has caused more
destruction and heartbreak than
all the ot.her narcotics combined.
Nevertheless, there was in certain
circles at least, a certai n style and
grace to drinking before
Prohibition. That all disappeared
during Prohibition. Durling
Prohibiti on people drank to get
drunk, as quickly as possible. That
was most evident in Balboa ..
During Prohibition straight
alcohol was the drin k of choice. It
wasn't cheap at 25 cents an ounce.
It was effective. A few ounces
made you fa lling down drunk. No
wonder it was so popular. And so,
too, our triangle trade.
Let's assu me you and your
girlfriend and another couple
decide to go to Balboa for a
At the Green Dragon you are ushered to a booth -
where you order four set-ups, probably with Green
River, a popular lime flavored soda pop whi ch is
supposed to ki ll the taste of straight alcohol. It doesn't.
Under the table you slop some alcohol into each glass,
top the glasses off with Green River and settle down to
some enjoyable drinking . There is one drawback.
Straight alcohol is hard to get down. It is harde r to
keep down.
Saturday night. You drive from
Pomona or Redlands and you are
lucky 'to fi nd a parki ng place at
15th Street. The Rendezvous
, Dallroom is the most popular
dance halL in Southern California,
on Saturday night it packs in
several thousand dancers, there is
no public park ing and you walk a
long way from the place you park
you r car to the dance hall.
At the Rendezvous each of you
pays 10 cents adm ission, then
dance at 5 cents a dance.
After a few dances you decide
to go out on the town, Balboa
style. You walk down the
Boardwalk to the Dalboa Inn
building at the corner of Main
Street and the Ocean Front. In
the corner of that building is the
Breakers Pharmacy, oui: drugless
di:ug store. All the shelves are
lined with boxes allegedly ·
containing the curative elixirs of
the time. One drawback. All the
boxes are empty. You can't buy as
much as an Aspirin t~blet in that
drug store. All you can buy is
straigh t alcohol at 25 cents an
ounce. You splurge two bucks and
get eight ounces This is going to
be a big night.
With your eight ounces of
alcohol in your pocket you walk
down Main Street to the Green
Dragon Cafe located at the corner
of Main and Central, since
mis-named Balboa Boulevard.
Main Street resemble~ Duu1 bon
Street in New Orleans. lt is
p:.icked with people. The gambling
joints are in full swing.
At the Green Dragon you are
ushered to a booth where you
order four se t-ups, probably "ith
Green River, a popular lime
flavored soda pop which is
supposed to kill the taste of
straight alcohol. IL doe~J!'l. Unde r
the t:ible you slop some alcohol
into eqch gla~s. top the glas!>e!> off
with Green River and seule dow n
to some enjoyable drinking.
There is one drawback. Straigh t
alcohol is h:ud to get down. It i~
har9er to keep down. Barfing m:.i)'
not be a way of life but it is an
always lurking danger. This time
your girlfriend tries. It doe!>n't
work and she barfs on the table
top. You ull slide out of the booth
.ind look ... embauaw:d.
One of the two owner!> of the
Dragon, Finney (f-rank Finster) or
Pere (Percy Wilson) come over,
!>ay it isn't any big thing and that
"he" -indicating waiter Dob
Gardner -''ill clean up the mc!t!t
for 50 ccm!> .. You hand Bob
Gardner 50 ccms and he gocl> to
\\Ork. With a straight edge knife
he scrape~ :iny !>t>lid muller onto a
plate, thi:n "ipes the table off with
a wet dg antl }Ou'rc buck in
businc~~-
You all slide back 111. try again,
hopefully \\ ith ll)Orc !>UCCess thi~
time, linish \our drink!>. then back
to the "Rcn&~L\OU'r ·1 hat \\US our ·
triangle trade. You ju!>l don't huve
fun like that an\ murc.
Oh, C\cryonc. didn"t get sick.
Just enough th.1t I \\a~ ~1blc to
mal..c two or tluc.: Jollar!> every
Saturda) night "hich on top of 35
ccn~ an hour -..1t.1r~ \\,1s.n't bad at
:ti I.
Rubert C:ird11u is tJ resident of
< Coron:t de•/ ,\far and :wt/10r of
··1J1111d) 1Jalbu:1."
Seniors club to hear about avoiding scams Costa Mesa Police Officer "
Sue· Crouse will be the guest
speaker.
Please Join Us
For Dinner
COSTA MESA -
Information on scams, frauds
and other criminal acts aimed
at senior citizens - and how
Editor's
Notebook
Steve
Marble
is
taking
a few
days
off. His
column
will
return
next
week.
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Class of '94 includes, front row from left, Mary Hen-
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Jeanne O'Brien Bender, Kristin Cano and Executive Director
Louise Rhodes. Back row from left, Paul Snyder, Cynthla
McCue, Nayla Farah, Jason Hartman, Nancy Beverage and
Bill Turpit. Not. pictured are Rick Martin and Tom Smykal.
Fourteen locals graduate from
Leadership Tomorrow program
NEWPORT BEACH -
Fourteen people from Newport
Beach, Costa Mesa and Irvine
have graduated from the
Leadership Tomorrow program,
represenling the seventh group
to pass through the community
involvement course. ·
The nine-mon th course
auempts to educate local
residents and business
professionals about local issues
and teach them how to take
action to get things
accomplished in their
communities.
Students attend full-day
seminars that teach them about
th e area's history, educational
opportunities, human service
needs, leadership personalities,
environmental and
transportation issues,
communication and cultural
arts resources, public safety
and justice system, and loca~
governme nt operations.
During the course, students
also interact with established
community leaders to get
further advice and first-h and
information.
The latest graduates are
Mary Hendrickson, Sherry
Appeldorn, Laura Call ahan,
Marcy Gowdy, Jeanne O'Brien
Bender, Kr istin Cano, Paul
Snyder, Cynthia McCue, Nayla
Farah, Jason Hartm an, Nancy
Beverage, Bill Turpit, Rick
Martin and Tom Smykal.
Information on the upcoming
fall program is avai lable by
calling Louise Rhodes,
executive director, at 759-5053.
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SACRAMENTO -A bill
aimed at keeping cities from be·
coming the targets of multi·
million dollar liability lawsuits
swept the Assembly on Friday.
In a 64-4 vote, the Assembly
forwarded Newport Beach Re·
publican Gil Ferguson's "Public
Tort Liability Reform" bill to the
Senate, where it is expected to
be approved.
"The outcome or this bill is
being carefully awaited by the
ci ty of Newport Beach and all
public entities which have suf·
(714) 803-3707
I
fercd from these 'deep pocket'
lawsuits," Ferauson said. ''The
tupayert demand an end lo the
liability explosion-Taxpayers
know they will be the ones who
end up paying the costs." ~
The bill is sponsored by the
City of Newport Beach and was
developed with the assistance of
City Attorney Bob Burnham. It
builds on a law carried several
years ago by Sen. Marian Berae·
son (R-Newport Beach).
Bergeson•s bill, which limits
cities' liability on undeveloped
public beaches, came about after
Newport Beach was successfully
.
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•
Newport Beach/Cotta M-Dally
sued in 1984 for S6 million .,Y a
man who dove into shallow
water.
Ferguson's bill deems other
undeveloped public property,
such as parks, to be "in a natural
condition" and grants cities im·
munity from personal injury li-
ability lawsuits, even in the pres-
ence of lifeguards, police or
sheriff patrols, medical services,
fire protection and beach clean-
'up services or signs.
"While the committee didn't
give us everything we wanted,
they did approve a significa nt
part of our bill,.. Burnham sai
"We were hap{?Y just to ge
something. It will help in certai
limited cases."
Ferguson's original bill in
eluded language which specifi
cally guarded cities from lawsuit
involving in-line skates, rollc
skates and bicycles. It also sai
that failure to provide roadwa
lighting could not be construe
as crenting a "dangerous condi
tion" on public property.
Burnham Ocw to Sacrament
earlier this month to testify o
behalf of the bill.
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llllVICI CLUI UPDATI
Upcoming Uons Club's Rsh Fry makes tor a tun lamlly outing
lb o,.vro H EITZ, STAn Wama
T he Costa Mesa-Newpon
Harbor Lions Club's 49th
Annual Fish Fry will be
held June 2-5 at Lions Park in
Costa Mesa. A SS fish dinner will
be served beginning at 5:30 p.m.
on Friday, June 3, and a parade
on Harbor Boulevard will begin
at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 4.
Miss Costa Mesa and a baby
contest, carnival rides and stage
entertainment will pepper the
weekend, which raises funds for
Lions Club charities. This is a fun
family o~ting, so plan to attend.
D
CLUB NOTES -The Exchange
Club of Newport Harbor will
hold a rededication ce remony at
1 p.m. on Friday, June 6, at
Newport Harbor Hi&h SChool for
the Freedom Shrine, a collection
of hi,torical documents important
in American history. Ben Yorba
will be the keynote speaker and
relate his o ,.oay experiences
as a bomber pilot during World
War II.
•Tom Let and the Costa Mesa
Kiwanis Club honored Athle tes
of the Month from Estancia High
School. Among those honored
were: Ross Necessary for golf;
Kahn Vu for badminton and
coach Art Perry; and Costa Mesa
High School students Kristy
Nguyen and Edward Quan fo r
badminton and coach Kent Paul ..
• The Corona del Mar J(jwanis
Club has issued a challenge to
the Exchange Club of Newport
Harbor for a softball game in
Triangle Square Wins International award
COST A MESA - Triangle Square has won the International
Council of Shopping Centers' 18th annual International Design
and Development awa rd.
Triangle Square was one of five win ning shopping centers in the
category of malls from 200,000 to 2 million square feet.
Other winners included Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas and City
Walk in Universal City.
Seafood, Libations & Fine Meats
josh
-slocum,'s
Bay Front
Dining!!
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Presents its GRAND SLAM
MILK-CAP TOURNAMENT
Saturday. May 28
Spend a day on the bay ~and have some
fun in the sut(). All levels of play -
fun kids tournaments and even a
mom j and daa's j' division.
• It all starts at 11am.
Newport Dunes Resort, Back Bay Dr.
(off Jamboree Blvd.)
First 100 kids free • Music • D. J
• Great Prizes • Art Show and more!
For further info
C~JI 714-646-9604 ti.tr for all your milk cap fun .
Jot5 would like to acknowtedee the followfne for their
support & cont rl'1utton5:
• 0aydtar G,..pf11ce. 6. Ma .. • S.biom W.ur
• Y•nke~ f.ivem, N.t~. • Lam~ Plz:u, C.M
• Cre•tlw ri.y. C.M. • Qty"' H.8. Comm ~MCM
• .JuiWr u1,,.-• Attftlm eu,,,..
·~ N.a ·~"
early June. Is it time for a service
club softball round robin
tournament or softball league?
• The Costa Mesa North
Kiwanis Club presented a check
for S2SO to 18-year-old Lance
Menilleld io use toward expenses
while on a team volleyball tour of
.Europe in July. ·
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MEETINGS & PROGRAMS
THIS COMING WEEK -Visit a
Service Club to hear a program
of interest to you, to learn more
about the club's activities and to
get involved in service to your
community. Show up at the
meeting of your choice and tell
them you read about them in the
Daily Pilot. •
TUESDAY
7:30 a.m.: Newport Beach
Sunrise Rotary Club will meet at
the Balboa Bay Club.
Noon: Costa Mesa KJwanls
Club will meet at the Costa Mesa
Commun ity Center for a meeting
cootdinated by Tom Nelson.
Noon: Newport Beach KJwanls
Club meets at Charley Browns 10
hear from WUllam Wenke on the
Salvation Army story.
6:30 p.m.: Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor Lions Club, the "Fish Fry
Club," will meet at Lions Park 10
continue the set up process for
the 49th Annual Fish Fry.
WEDNESDAY
7 a.m.: Costa Mesa-Orange .
Coast Breakfast Lions Club
meets at Ma Barker's restaurant
to hear from new member Frank
Refalo on "Telephone, Hobbies,
etc."
Noon: Costa Mesa Rotary Club
meets at Mesa Verde Country
Club and will hear from Becky
Dalley-Flndlcy from the Orange
County Fair.
12:1S p.m.: The Exchange Club
or Orange Coast meets at the
Bahia Corinthian Yncht Club fo r
a 1>usfness meeting, closed to
guests.
6:15 p.m.: Ncwport-Oolboa
Rotary Club will meet at the
Bahia Corinthian Yach t Club.
For more information call
548-4942.
THURSDAY
7:15 a.m.: South Const Metro
Rotary Club, the "Taste of Costa
Mesa" Club, meets at the Center
Club.
Noon: Kiwanis Club of Corona
del Mar meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Y11cht Club.
Noon: Costa Mesa North
Kiwanis Club will meet at the
Holiday Inn (Bristol} 10 henr
from Joy Yett, professor of
geology at Orange Const College
10 discuss earthquakes.
Noon: Newport-Irvine Rolnry
Club will meet at the.Airport lnn
10 hear from businessman Dick
Allen.
12:15 p.m.: The Exchange Club
of Newport Harbor meets al
Charley Drowns for a business
meeting, closed 10 guesa.
Service Club UpdDtt is-
P.Ub/ishcd weekly. If your club's
not listed, add us to your
ncnslcttcr moiling list Dnd
submit press releases by FAX to
631-5851 or by mail to 17..,J
DD) port Way, Newport Beach,
CA 91660.
The following Is a paid politics/ announcement of the Newport Beach Employees League.
I
The City of Newport Beach is faced with critical
'budget decisions.
THE CITY COUNCIL NEEDS YpUR INPQT:
The Newport Beach Employees League membership desires to alert the community to serious budget
concerns shared by our members and to promote your awareness of an impending crisis that is
already affecting you .
. .
We recognize that City reserves have halved since fiscal year 90-91 . We also recogni~e that the current
3 billion-plus "hole,, in the State budget could produce a more negative impact on the City by
mid-fiscal year.
We are very concerned. We are concerned for our jobs for the __
--immediate ·future of service delivery to the community, and for
the direction taken in the budget-cutting process up to now.
Budget cuts to date focus on cutting jobs. The clear majority of these cuts have been directed at the
elimination of direct public service jobs. Management ranks remain lesser impacted, and that
circumstance needs examination. Some services, tree maintenance for example, have already been
reduced. The reduction of other services is currently being reviewed.
Already, higher workload, lower morale, and fear have
influenced productivity and effectiveness. We urge the council to
review its focus on cutting production workers and reducing
· direct public service programs. This approach is not necessary to
achieve a leaner budget.
In good times, the City has been reasonable equipped to deliver the services expected by the
community. Basic service can still be achieved by paring away some of the fat still contained in the
prop.osed budget, eyen if a larger hit from the State budget occurs.
IF YOU SHARE OUR CONCERNS, ADDRESS THEM . .
DIRECTLY TO THE COUNCIL
JUNE 9, 2:00 P.M.
JUNE 13, 2:00 11 .7:00 P.M.
Representing the field service personnel of the City of Newport Beach
Newport Beach Employees League
• P.O. Box 1395
Newport Beach, CA 92663
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HftUllAftOMAL f009 fUTIVAL
O:lebrate Memorial Day 11
Picccmakcrs Counrry Score's
International Food F~tival from l 1
D.m . lO 2 p.m. Enjoy rood rrom
different countries. including Russian,
Italian, Hmong. Mexican, Scandinavian
ond American. Entertainmenr will be
provided by the Picccmakcrs Couniry
Singers. Piecemaken is located at 1720
Adams Avenue in Costa Mesa. Call
641·3112 for details.
YUISDAY
ICO·ART WORKSHOP fOR IUDI
With a little imagination, arl can be
made ou1 of almost anything.
N1111onally ncclaimed artist Marcia
Sco11 Kramer will demonstrate that
theory at the Launch Pad in Costa
Mesa today, Wednesday and Thursday
from 3:30 to S p.m. when she presents
her Eco-Art workshops fbr children
eight years old and up. Kramer will '
teach kids how to make their own
paper through used materials and
transform it into art, and she will show
how to re.use everyday household trash
items to build creative sculptures. The
workshops arc $1.SO for non-members
and SS for members. The Launch Pad
is located on the Third Floor of
Crystal Court, 3333 Bear S1ree1. For
reservations, call 546·2061.
TAX PORUM IUS HIP
Northern Trust Bank of California is
organizing a luxury bus trip for
allcndccs to the 46th Annual Trust
and Tax Forum in Pasadena. The
group will leave Northcrn's Newport
Beach office al 11 a.m. A gourmet
lunch :ind refreshments will be
provided. Participants must hold
uckcts to lhc program. For
informauon and tickets, call 717-5500.
WIMllDAY
llNANCIAL llMW ... WO•N
"Financial Independence for Today's
Woman" is the title or a free seminar
presented by Dean Witter Reynolds
that offcn steps that women scekina
fin.nclal independence should take.
The seminar beains at 7 p.m. Jt 57S
Anton Blvd., Suite 100 in Costa Mesa.
For details, call 241 ·3100.
N•TWOIUUNe HIAKIAIT
Arthur Melville, Ph.D. psychotherapist
and forme r Catholic priest who spent
s~Hfc·changing years in the
moun1ains or Gua1cmala, will speak on
and sign his book "With Eyes To Sec:
a Journey fro Religion to Spirituality"
at 1he wcekJy gathering of the Orange
County lnside Edge, a support group
for leaders. The mce1ing is from 6:30
to 8:30 a.m. af Scott's Restaurant,
3300 Bris1ol in Costa Mesa. Cost for
first ti me guests is SIS, and includes
breakfast. For reservations, call
730-5050.
. THURSDAY
fOOD & WINI fUTIVAI.
Crystal Court in Costa Mesa is 1he site
of the South Coast Plaza Summer
Foor & Wine festival to bcncfi1 1he
Food Distribution Center and
Someone Cares Soup l(j1chen. This
culi nary festival will feature more than
30 of South Coast Pl:iza, Crys1:il
Cou rt, Village and Town Center's
fines1 restaurants, and various
California wineries, breweries. gourmet
coffee producers and bo1tlcd waler
distributors. Also featured arc
Rcs1au rant Crilic Elmer Dills, :ind
Pandemonium S1ecl Orum Band. Co$t
is S30 per person, and includes food
sampling, wine r:isting, beverages and
cn1crtainmen1. For more informarion,
call 435-2160.
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a.w 111111 cw wonarr••
Cari"I f0t an •sinl parenc ot relative
that has a brain impairment affects l
in ~ry S families. A special worlcshop
on long term ca re ror a relative wi1h
meetJna at cbe Westmiruier avic
Center, 8200 Wescmiftltcr Ave. Rose
Sociery president Ullian Bleliadcckl
will discuss photoaraphina nowcrs.
There is no charae. for more
•an•n
DAJLl' PU.OT FIL& PHOTO
Boys and girls ages 8-13 can leam the fundamentals of
basketball at the Foot Locker Basketball Camp at Newport
Harbor High School June 27 through July 1. Cost Is $150.
Proceeds go to the NHHS Boy's Basketball Program. Reg·
istration Is 9 a.m. to noon today at the NHHS gym.
Alzheimer's Disease, S1rokc, dementia
or related disorders will be held from
I to 3 p.m. at th e Law Offices or Todd
Lilman, 650 Town Center Drive, Suilc
550 in Cosca Mesa. Cose is SlO
donation for matcri:ils and
adminis1ra1ion coses. For details, call
680-0122.
ROH SOCllTY MHTING
The Orange County Rose Society
invites the public to their 7:30 p.m.
information, c:ill 650·0946.
llOfllDUCIC SIMINO
Do you suffer from anxiety, panic
auacks, hyperccnsion, headaches,
chronis pain or stress? Relief may be
availnb~ to you through biofeedback
and psychoiherapy. Mary McGowan,
LPT. will lead a free seminar from 7
to 8 p.m. :it 200 Newport Center
Drive, Sui1c 306 in Newport Beach.
For details, c.ill 640-4744 or 846·6719.
Newport &each/Costa Mesa Dall
... DAY
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The Ncwpon Harbor Hiah PT A will
be holdina • alant rumma.e u lc to
benefit 1hc math clinic which provides
free after school tutoring for students.
The sale will be held today from 9
a.m. 10 S p.m., and Saturday 11nd
Sunday, June 4 and s. from 9 :1.rn. to 3
p.m. Ad mission i$ $2 on Friday, and
free on Snturday and Sunday. For
more information, call 631·3026.
PllMfllY CAJtNIVA1 AND PAUDI
The 49th annual Costa Mesa-Newport
liarbor Lions Club Fishfry, Carnival
and Parade returns 1od:iy through
Sundal 111 Lions Park, Cosen Mesa.
Fish dinne rs and carnival rides start nt
5:30 p.m. The professional stage show
"II All S1arted with 11 Mouse,'' and
"Blast of lhe Past" begins at 7:30 p.m.
And there will be a dr:iwing for a S?SO
travel certific:ite and other prizes
(winning 1ickc1s must be present) al 9 •
p.m.
IAILINO WOIUllNOP
A three-hour workshop that offers tips
for cruising around Catalina Island will
be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at Orange
Coast College's Sailing Center, 1801
W. Pacific Coast Hlghw:iy in Ncwpon
Beach. The workshop will cover all or
the major :ind many of the liule
known coves and :inchoragcs lhat
:ibound on Catalina. Other topics
include history, weather, n:ivign1ion,
landfoll, anchorinymooring, hiking,
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The 49th annu:il Costa Mesa-Ne\\
H:irbor Lions Club Fishfry, C:irni
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WIDNllDAY
YIOUNIST KYOKO TAKUAWA
Acclaimed violinist and recording
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with the Pacific Symphony Orchestra
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at the Orange County Performing Arts
Center in Costa Mesa. Takezawa has
performed with prominent orcbcstrit's
throughout the world, and her
recording of three French sonatas was
selected by Stereo Review as the best
instrumental recording or 1993. She
will perform Mendelssohn's Violin
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FRIDAY
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"Twinkle! Twinkle!" with the RcY.
Dolly Morlan• is the workshop from
JO to 2 p.m. at Newpor1 Bttlcb Cbuttb
or Rtllalous Science, 901 Dove St ..
Suite No. 145, Newport Beach.
Participants an meet for coffee at
9:40 a.m .. and they arc encouraged to
brina sack ltmches. For information,
call 646-31 99.
SUNDAY
GOOD ROOM
"Make Room for More Goo<f" i.s t he
lllle or the workshop service ar
Newport Beach Chun.'.h or Rell&lous
Science, 901 Dove St., Suite No. 145,
Newport Beach.
Early church featuring staff and
intern ministers begins nt 9:45 a.m.
llcallng service begins at 10: IS a.m.
Worship service starts at 10:30 a.m.
rhcrc arc also Science of the Mi nd
wcckd.iy meditations ar 6 p.m.
rucsda}s and.Science of Mind study at
10 a.m Wcdncsd:iys. For information,
call 646·3199.
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The ~crmon series at Harbor Christion
Church , :?401 Irvine Ave., Newport
. Ueach. this month 1s "Getting Wired:
50 0.1\~ 10 Pentecost." Services begi n
JI 10 J m.
For more information. cnll 645-5781.
MEMORIAL DAY SIRVICI
Miequc Weinstein, music/arts director
;it Orange Coast Unitarian
Llnhcrsalist Church. 1259 Victoria St.,
Co~IJ Mesa. 14ill lcad a Memorial Day
\Cr'\ ice about immortality at 10:30 a.m.
She v.ill be joined by members Peter
Greenfield. Marion Golian, Ann Muir
I homas, Bob \ian Eyken and others in
the service 1ha1 will include a memory
bouquet. An)onc attending is invited·
jo bring a long·stemmed nowcr 10
f11Cmonalize his or her speci:il person.
Infant and child care v. 111 be provided.
l=or details, call the church at
"6-'6-4652.
SINGLES GROUP
South Coast Singles, a singles group
CDnsisting of people in the age range i>< 35 to 55, meets 10:45 a.m. al South
~o3st Community Church', 5120
ilonita Canyon Road, 'Irvine.
For more information. call Lisa
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4'as1or Gene Swanson of llarbor
Christian Church, 2401 Irvine Ave ..
;.fcwport Beach, concludes the
"Shooting The Rapids" series from
7-8:30 p.m.
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TUESDAY
HllRIW, INTHfAITM LHSONS
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Hebrew lessons from 11.45 a.m. 10
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l'rl JN TO 81 IUM
"Think Slim, Be Slim," a 21-day plan
for mental dieting led by the Rev.
Dolly Moriana, meets from 1 lo 8 p.m.
at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa.
The program is sponsored by
Ntwp0rt Beach Church or Rell1lous
Science. Meditation is held Jll 6:30
p.m. For information, call 646-3199.
A COUUI IN MIUCUI
The non-profit organization A
Gathering of Miracles presents "A
Course in Miracles" lecture and
discussion 7:30 p.m. at Saint Michael
and AJI Angels Episcopal Church, 3233
Pacific View Dr., Corona dcl Mar.
Nationally known lecturer Allan
Rosenthal leads the lectures. For more
information, call 673·9227 or plO)
478·8994. There is a $6 donation at
the door, but no one will be turned
away.
FRIDAY
MIN PACI TIMPTATIONI
South Coast Community Church's
Men's Annual Desert Retrc:it will be
held at the Marriott Rancho Las
Palm~ from 4 p.m. today lhrough
noon Sunday. Tom Eisenman will
speak on "Temptations Men Face."
Cost of the retreat is $150, or SSO
more 10 golf. Register at the Men's
Minislry Table on Sundays between
church services or call Buck Murphy at
675-7527 or Natalie English at
854· 7600, ext. 364.
NIW MIUCLI COUUI
The Rev. 'Ken Gray leads "The
Miracles Class" 7:45 p.m. at 1929
Tustin Ave ., Costa Mesa.
The class is sponsored by the
Science or Mind Education Cenler
(Religious Science) in Newport Beach.
For information, call 646-3199.
FAMILY NIGHT
''Family Night," in which students
from Rabbi Marc Rubcnstein's
I lebrew school at Temple ~snlah of
Newport Beach, 2401 Irvine Ave.,
parlicipate in services, will be held
tonight.
The classes for students ages 6 to 13
meet every Monday and Wednesday
afternoon after regular school times.
For registration information, call
548-6900.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1
HUNTINGTON LllUJIY TRIP
The Active Fellowship.Grdup of first
METHOIJl.ST
LAGUNA
United Methodist Church
21632 Wesley Dr. Laauna Beach
499-3088
Sunday Morning Worship
& ClvlsUan Educatlon 1 o a.m.
Ministers David Beades & Virginia Wheeler
Wesley Counseling Center Services Avallable
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
episcopal
"'A Commllltlff Otdkolld lo uv/ng ond S.rvklg J1wi Chrlsl ., Uni ottd Savior"
Fr. David C. Anderton, rector
3209 Via Udo
Newport Be1ch
714/675·0210
7:30am T raditlonal
9 am Conltmpowy
9 am Church School
10:45 am Charismatic
and Wtdntsdly noon
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To 8tlwl Is To Cn; To Clll ! To A1.
Dr. Dennis W. Sholt Miilster
Sunday WOfShlp 8:30 & 1 Dam
Church SchOOl 9am Adti • 9:45 Clllldren
Child Catt Provided 644·7400
611 Heliotrope Ave. Corona del Mar
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W illiam B. Hemen·
way of Coeur d'
Alene, Idaho, will
be inataJJed u senior putor
at Cbrisc Ludaeraa Chatcb
of C-oata Mesa at 4 p.m.
Sunday, •June 5. A recep-
tion will follow the service.
Hemenway was senior
pastor at Christ the King in
Coeur d' Alene for 19
years, during which time
the congregalion tripled in
size and started two mission
congregations in Rathdrum
and Sandpoint, Idaho.
He served on a number
of church, community and
service club boards and
committees while in Idaho.
"You don't put one hat
on Sunday morning and one William B. Hemenway
on Monday morning," he
said. "When, as Christians, we live out in the community good
things happen." ,
Christ Luthercn Church is at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 631-16 11.
New cantor joins Temple Isaiah _
A n accomplished concert soloist from Moscow is the new cantor
at Temple Isaiah or Newport Beach (Conserva1ive), 2401 Ir-
vine Ave., Newport Beach.
Vladimir Shta.Yerman, who attended Moscow Academy of Jew-
ish Arts and maJored in vocal soloing and piano at Tbillisi Musical
College, has sung at Moscow Synagogue, Moscow Conservatory
Hall and throughout Europe with the Georgian Philarmony.
He now sings during the 8 p.m. Friday services led by Rabbi
Marc Rubenstein. Visitors are welcome. For more in formation,
call the temple at 548-6900.
New minister coming to Orange Coast UU
T he Rev. Diana Heath, minister at St. John's Unitarian Church
in Cincinnati, has accepted the 1>9sition of minister al Orange
Coast Unitarian Unlversallst Church in Costa Mesa.
Heath's first sermon will be on Sep!. 11. The Rev. Drnndoch L.
Lovely is currently serving as interim minis1er at the Costa Mesa
church.
Ordained in 1980, Heath has served as interim, associate and
full-t ime minister to six ·congregation s. She has been with St.
John's si.x years.
United Methodist Church or Cosca
Mesa is offe ring a trip to the .
Huntington Library.
Most or the day will be spent on a
special exhibit on Abraham Lincoln
entitled "The Promise of America,"
featuring more than 200 items of
memorabilia. There will also be a visit
to a dozen bol'llnical gardens on the
grounds where camellias and
magnolias arc expected 10 be in bloom
this time of year.
There is no admission charge for the
library, howeve r, a donaiion ot $5 for
adults and S3 for children and
students is suggested. Eat a good
breakfast and, after ,the tour,
participants will indulge in a late lunch
at Continental Burger (avcrugc for
meals arc $4 10 S6).
Wear comfortable shoes for lots of
walking, bring money for entrance to
the library and mc:ils and meet at the
church, 420 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa.
For more information, call Ste\'C
Bastian, 963-5831.
VIDIO IVINING
The Costa Mesa Seventh Day
Advenllst Church presents its free
"Video Evenin_gs'' open 10 evcl)onc in
the city and surrounding arc:i~ 7:30
p.m. in the fellowship h:ill a1 'iy
church, 271 Avocado St., Co ,;.1esa.
l'RESllYTERIAN
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600 S t. Andrews RoaJ, Newport Bench, Cal if\lrnta ( 714) 631-2880
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Rf/ /(;/()l 15 5CIENCf
Rev. ary Murray Shelton
Senior Minister Sunday
"l'lndlng Hly Lile Direction ,.
Chld Cart Provided Sefvlces 8:45 am. 10 30 11'1\, S.30 pm
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2205 MAIN STREET, • SUITE 23 SEACLIFF VILLAGE
HUNTINGTON. BEACH, CA 92648 I (714) 969· 1331
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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1601 Mol;'*"9A¥11. c--.. ...
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UNmD MllHODllT CHURCH
1701 lakef I C.M.
Worship • ChUrch School
1:10 and 10:00 a.m.
Or. W.lli0m E. St.ti 979.8234
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from 10 to 10-.lO LIL Ill tM Ubnly at
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For more lnlonudon. cl1I ahc
dllarch oMco at 548-Tn?.
... .,.. CllAllll. DllHCATl9
l..udletu Cbrdl el"-Muafr, 2900
Pacmc View Drive, Corona dcl Mar.
will dedicate ill new Prayer O\apcl
durin1 the 10:30 a.m. worship acrvicc.
The Cbapc.l .of the Ctoa will be
open lO members O( the conircaation
and the community for prayers and
meditation from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
weekdays.
nlVIAL "'uun
"Three Ways to Keep Religion ,
Harmless" Is the·tille of the 10:30 a.m.
sermon at On1np Coast Unicarian
Unlversallst Church, 1259 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa.
The scnnon will explore how we arc
tempted to take a healthy, meaningful
religious faith and trivi:ahze it into a
poor imitation of what a vibrant and
relevant faith can become. This can be
the result of attempting to discipline it
cons1ruc1ively. Infant and child care
will be provided. For details, call the
church at 646-4652.
INACTIYI CATNOLIU IOUONT
Our Lady Queen ot Anpls, 2046 Mar
Vistd' Drive, Newport Beach, welcomes
all in:active Catholics to informal
Sunday gatherings nt 6:1S p.m.
Candid dialogue will focus on topics
of participants' concern, which might
include changes in the church over 1hc
past 25 years since Vatie:an .II,
Sacraments, Scripture, Morality or
Faith Community. For more .
information, call Joe Hocrdemann.
721-0959, Mary Borgia, 644-5554, or
Sister Agatha Faimon, 644-9218.
MONDAY, JUNI 6
MAaY a&Kla IDDY AP•UCIAUD
"Gelling Aeq_uninted With Our Pastor,
an App~cciauon," a celebration of lhe
IOOth anniversary of the Qrdination of
Mary Baker Eddy, will be held nt 7:30
p.m. at First Church or Chrlst,
Sdtnllsl, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive
East, Costa Mesa.,
For more information, c:lll 545-1747.
TUUDAY, JUNE 7
DISllRT IOCIAL
"Summer Kickoff Dessert Social" is
the regular meeting of Beginning
Again, Ministry for the Divorced :ind
Separated event, 7:30 p.m. in the
parish center at Our Lady Queen or
An&cls Catholic Church, 2~6 Mar
Vist:a Drive, Newport Beach.
Desserts and beverages will be
served. Cost is S3 per person.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE •
PltATIR aalAUAIT
,.,.. Ualaed Melllodll& CIMuft .t c.a. Mau bolds a Prayer Brcaktlst
at 6 a.m. at De...,..• restaurant at
NcwpOC't Boulevard and 17th Street i
Cotta Mesa.
For more Information. call the
church omcc 11 548·7727. .
11\AT MAYeR INAU
Rafi Hochman, moyor ol Ellat, Israel
speaks at 7:30 a.m. at the
Westin-South Coast Plua Ho1el in a
prOlflm sponsored by the Business
Professional Division of the J"°lsb
National Fuad·Onnae Councy/Lon&
BHch/Soulb Bay. •
Hochman has bct:n instrumcnt:rl in
strcngthenina the Eilat economy
through the establishment of an
investment company for development
and industry in the city. Under his
innuencc. Eililt has become one of 1~
fastcst·growing cities in Israel.
Cost for the morning -which is
open to ihc public and includes a
Kosher lox-and·bagcl brcakfasl, :i
presentation and B discussion period
-is S18. Call Shelli Kwi at ror
information and rescMtions at
558-8733 or (310) 327-2332.
THURSDAY, JUNE 9
ICRllNINO HILPS CINTIR
"The Dybbuk," a Yiddish film classic
with English subtitles, will be scrccnc
a! 7 p.m. al the Laguna Leisure Wort
Club House 3 Audilorium in a
fund-raise r for the Jc"·ish Senior
Center or Orange County in Cost:i
Mesa.
Suggested donation is S4 for the
presentation by Laguna Leisure
World's support group for the senior
center. For reservations and
information, call 458-1506 or Detty
Steinhouscr at 454-2877 or Jewish
Senior Center at 545-5533.
SATURDAY, JUNE 11
CHURCHU HOIT WILCA HMINAR
Lutheran Church or the Mosler and
Newport llarbor Lulheran Church
co-host a Women of the Evangelical
Luthcr:in Church of America
(WELCA) seminar from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. in Church or the M:ister's
Fellowship 1 l:ill, 2900 Pacific View
Drive, Coron3 dcl Mar.
Author Vivi:in Johnson presents
"Crc:itivcly Coping for Tod:iy's
Woman," Seminar fee is StO, "hich
includes lunch. For more information.
phone Ruth Pfaff at 760·6212 or G:.iil
Perkins :u 5.iS· 1044.
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Please send photograph~ n11
t)pc-1.-rltte11 releases detailing sto
rles, upcoming c1·ents1 sermon top
/cs or any othu news /nl'o/11/n
Costa Mcsn and Newport Dcacl
churclles to Religion Editor Mat
Coker, DDily Pilot, JJO W. lJay St.,
Costa Mcsn, 91627. You can 11110
fax Items of interest to 6;16.,/170.
'Releases Dre requested tuo it'C'Cks
prior to an c•·cnt date.
For Information on the weekly
Religious Directory contact:
642-4321, x270
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3303 Via Lldo, Newport Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Chucch IOJm ac Spm, Sunday School 11>.un
Wtdnrsday Mttlings l:OOpm
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~I aboard tor sp~ing salute benefiting children's center
G lori• and R•y Osbrlnk -
along with benefit chair
Pcgy Goldw•tcr Clay and
her husband Bob and honorary
chairs Donna and John Crean -
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stood at the
ballroom doors
of Newport's Le
Meridien Hotel
to "welcome
aboard" guests
and benefactors
of The
Associates or'
the House Ear
Institute of
Orange County.
The •
to the House Ear Institute
Children's Center attracting Dr.
How.rd House and his family, the
entire Osbrink clan, with special
note of son Jim Bentley who
charmed the dinner crowd with
his opening act magic and
comedy that included his
beautiful young daughter as the
magician's-assistant.
Judge Luis Cardenas, and his
wife Kim joined the charming
Sandra Brodie, responsible for
the evening's decor, Charlie and
Nora Hester, and the beautiful
June Wian, recently back in town
from a real cruise to Australia.
Bender, Cerise Feeley, Tita
Lou, Sue Hook and Oorb:mi
Venezia.
Quote of the night belongs to
Venezia, who had JUSt come from
a taping or her show with John
Crean, "Home on the Range."
Venezia, usually the tower of
positive ene rgy wa!. a liule
cfralned. Discouraged by the
cancellation of the Home Show
-which aired a spot done by the
cooking duo -and fr ustrated by
the luck or action in Holl}'\\OOJ
to get the old career in high gear,
Venezia repeated John Crean's
advice to her that very day:
fact live up to its name.
As one of the premiere events
on the Oran~e Coast, the
Cinde rella dinner was chaired by
the talented Gail Rher, joining
husband H.obcrt, and friends
Leann and Cy Alrord, Emily an d
Richard Barrett, Bette and Jim
Dobroll, .\1ary MargarN and
Ed"in Finster, Joan Kipper,
Doris and lluns Linhardt, frnn
:i nd Robert Morgan, and
president or the Cinderella Guild,
the lo,el) L)nn Voight and her
hu~band Robert
Neiman Marcus co-ho'>ted lhe
uffair (to remc'mber) \\ith the·
Ci nJcrella Ctuld. It \\a!. a firi.t
for the guild and for the high-e nd.
retailer to J01n forces for a
nautical-themed The Crowd event seated all
400 guests at the
"captain's table"
or what appeared to be a
marvelous intimate dinner in th e
dining room of a good friend. Of
course, it was a friend with a
large dining room.
-.. A friend called me at the last
minute and asked what I thought
about going down under with
her," said Wian. "I said no way, I
had no interest in tra<1eling that
far for a cruise. Thanks but no
thanks. Then she asked, 'how
would you like to go on an
Australian cruise for ftee?'
'Free? I've always wanted to go
to Australia. When do we leave?'
" It seems the woman's traveling
companion had canceled at the
last minute. Despite Wian's
insistence on paying, she ended
up down under on top.
From left, Lulu Halfacre, Mary Jean Simpkins and Michele Borer.
"Barbara, get back that
attitude of gratitude. How many
people with a li11le ~how on cable
access are being courted by big
Hollywood production companies
like Castle Rock?" Attitude of
gratitude, that's a motto for
!.uccess. The Islanders Deach Dall
is slated for June 11 at Fashion
Island.
chant} b:ill 1 he marn;ige WJl> a
happy one, celebrated by nearly
300 guests pa)'ing SlOO apiece to
allcnd the formal dinner
featuring a l:.ll>h1on c:xtra,aganza
The $125-per-person evening
featured the jazz artistry of Jack
Jones. He performed his ·entire
club act for the charity crowd,
incJuding sentimental favorites
backed by a multi-media video
presentation of his late father
Alan Jones and pe rsonal home
video of his wife and daughter
shot at his home in Indian Wells.
The dinner was a spring salute
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Canyon home of Mary Jean and
Ted SlmpkJns for a little dining
and a little underwriting for the
upcoming "Grand Beach Ball"
hosted by the local charity
organization known as the
Islanders .
From the cruise-themed to the
beach-themed. Friends of
Childhelp USA gathered this
Mary Jean may be the new
"hostess with the mostess" on the
Newport Coast. She entertained
the cocktail crowd that included
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And from the beach to blad.
tie for the annual Cinderella
Guild benefit fo r Children's
Hospital of Orange County.
Themed "An Affair to Re·
member," after the 'ery roman11c
Cary Grant film by the same
name currently being remade b}
Warren Deatty, the part} did in
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With l>pecial unde"' nung
donations, ne:irl) S 100.000 Y.JS
rabed for CHOC.
Spcci:d tribute paid to St. John
founder and principal dc .. 1gncr
~Jaric Cra~. and benefit
comm111ee members Joni Allison,
L)nn Concil h1, Shirl C) L:.lrk,
Anna Stockmar, Kim Lntarus,
and a ho)t of other) making the
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Big &tall
Cutter & Buck • B.D. Baggie . guys now
Sansabelt Hubbard Slacks
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Robert Talbott Ties Creek wood
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Don Bauer's urban & community
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Saturday, May 28, 1994
Ben Johnson in one of his countless cowboy movie roles.
COWBOY ACTO R AMBLES UP TO NEWPORT
A day before he gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of
. Fame, cowboy actor Ben Johnson will be feted at a private
party Wednesday aboard John Wayne's Wild Goose in
Newport Harbor.
Johnson, who won an Oscar for his role in "The Last
Picture Show" in 1971, is traveling from hi s Phoenix home for
the celebrations. Ermal Williamson, a John Wayne look-alike
who is organizing the pre-star party cruise, said the converted
minesweeper was chosen for the festivities because Johnson
and the Duke were good friends and both experienced long
days as movie cowboys.
Wayne's 86th birthday will also be toasted at the party.
, Among those expected to attend are Harry Carey Jr., Iron
Eyes Cody, Dub Taylor, John Mitchum, Robert Mitchum's
brother and the president of one of the largest western film
f cstivals in the world, Burt Kennedy, who wrote "The Train
Robbers" and "War Wagon" for Wayne, and the Duke's
former wife, Pilar.
FILMJTV NOTES: Candidates for the 70th Assembly District and
Orange County Supervisor, 2nd District, will appear next week as part
of a six·program series on KOCE-TV (Channel 50). Hosted by Jim
Cooper, the Huntington Beach·based Public Broadcasting System series
kicks off 6:30 p.m. Monday (and repeats S p.m. Sunday, June 5) with
the five candidates seeking to replace retiring Supervisor Harriett
Wieder. The Assembly show will air 6:30 p.m. Friday (repeating 6:30
p.m. Monday, June 6) .... Filmmaker Bruce Brown ("Endless Summer"
• and the new "Endless Summer II") will be awarded the second annual
Waterman Achievement Award at the Surf Industry Manufacturers
Association's fifth annual Waterman's Ball on Saturday, June 4, at the
Cc1lifornia Scenario Sculpture Carden, 611 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesi!.
Urown is donating a surfboard used in "Endless Summer" to be
auctioned that evening to raise money to benefit the ocean
environment. For ticket information, call 760-0784 .... Jim Edwards,
president of the Newport Beach-based Edwards Cinema chain, has
"' donated his Edwa rds 8 Cinema theater at Hutton Centre in Santa Ana
for a Hollywood·style movie premiere of "City Slickers II: The Legend
of Curly's Cold." The benefit for the Orange County Probation
Community Action Association will be held June 9. For ticket
information, call 569-2145 .... AMC Theaters will launch a "Summer
Matinee" program June 27 that allows parents and their kids a chance
• to see a series of C· and PC-rated films for only 75 cents per person
when a book of 10 tickets Is purchased for S7 .SO. The series of all-time
family favorites and recent hits -including "Home Alone 2," "Free
Willy" and "An American Tail" -can be enjoyed 10:30 a.m.
Mondays through Fridays throughout the summer. You can get the
books at any AMC theater.
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Generation x luel8 llllb Octane's second n1m
D igh <Xtane Productions
seems to be catching
fire as principal
photography has just
been completed on "Cityscrapcs,"
the Newport Beach-based
company's second feature film .
"This is a movie I think will
really be entert aining and address ,
what•s going on with the younger
generation in LA," said Brad
Moseley, High Octane's
34-year-old president, chairman
and chief financial officer and
co-executive producer of
"Cityscrapes."
The film in vignette form
MAlC M .unN, DAIL'I' r u.oT
plans to release an album of
original songs from the M>und trnc
by Horovitz and others.
"Cityscrapes" is High Oc1ane's
second venture with
Hollywood-based Centre Films
(which co-executive produced).
Both teamed up for High Octane'
debut, "Almost Hollywood," a
satire of the D-movie trade
sturring former Pla)boy Playmate
of the Year India Allen.
"Almo!lr Hollywood" is being
distributed internationally by
Crown International Pictures. It
was Crown's lead film at the
American Film Marl.et in Sant:i
Monica in February and will be at
the Cannes Film Festival. follows the travails of Generation
Xsters over the cou rse o( 24 hou rs
in Los Angeles. Several young
stars fill the cast, including Bcastie
Boy Adam Horovitz, lone Skye
("Say Anything"}, Daphne Zuniga
("Melrose Place") and Max
Brad Moseley of Newport Beach-basttd High Octane Productions.
Next for High Octane is
"Superbike," a fantasy adventure
story Moseley is "very excited
about" because it will introduce
the comp:rny 10 the growing family
entert:iinm ent market. Perlich ("Maverick").
Produced and directed by
Michael Becker, who collaborated
with Rob Montalbano on the
screenplay, "Cityscrapes" is based
on Becker's short film o( the same
name. which won the Gold Award
at the Houston International Film
Festival.
That attracted Tri-Star Pictures,
which optioned "Cityscrapes" for
four years. That option expired as
Tri-star focused on bigger-budget
films, so a group from Filmtribe
Moving Pictures took it to High
Octane, and a movie was born.
"I think the market right now is
ready for this kind of film ," said
Mose ley, a Fountain Valley
resident.
He likened the style to Robert
Alt man film , with dozens of stars
making cameo appearances. Tony
Scott, the brother of director
Ri dley Scott, an d Dr. Timothy
Leary have small roles.
"The filmmakers have
established long-term relationships
and frie ndships," Moseley said.
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get this done."
Among the favors was gelling
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If eve ryone had been paid up
front, the film would have been
made for $5 million. Moseley
wouldn't say exactly how much
"Cityscrapes" cost, only that it was
shot for under S 1 million.
It will be ready for release July
I, and a Hollywood premiere is in
the works. The trailer has already
bee n put. toge ther, and there arc
While High Octane appears to
be kicking into high gear, Moseley
confessed that it will still be
awhile before he and his investors
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Newport Beach could learn an art lesson lroin Santa Fe . . .
BY ROYA l'OULADJ
SnctAJ, TO ntl DAILY PILOT
L ast month, four members
of the Newport Beach
City Arts Commission,
myself included, traveled,
at their own expense, to Santa Fe,
New Mexico, to get a closer look
at the dynamics of the city's arts
commission.
Art plays a vital role in the
identity and economy of the city of
Santa Fe, and the citizens and city
government alike are acutely
aware of this.
COMMENTARY
There were several glaring
diff erenccs in the state of the
Santa Fe Arts Commission and
our very own commission. It is
hard to determine the exact
reasons why one commission may
be so much more effective and
respected than another, but the
composition of its members, its
finances, and the light in which it
is viewed by arts associations and
city council members must play a
vital role in the difference
between a powerful commission
and a weak one.
Newport Beach City Art Commissioners who went to Santa Fe, New Mexico, were (from left):
Cathy Anderson, Phyllis Drayton, Pat Brubaker and Roya Fouladi.
Some interesting aspects of the
Santa Fe commission are its
makeup, its budget and its place in
the community. Our commission is
comprised of nine members, as is
the Santa Fe group. But one
striking difference is the diversity
of the Santa Fe group. There arc
five men and four women; two ilre
Native Americans, four are
Hispanic. They arc guided by a
hired director who has extensive
experience in art administration.
The Newport group consists of
eight women, one man; eight a.re
white. I suppose this adequately
reflects the makeup of our
community, but it is known that
cultural diversity on a board brings
different perspectives as well as
different aesthetics, something
which keeps homogeneity at bay.
The Santa Feans serve two-year
terms and are limited to a
ma.'<imum of two terms. Our
commission~rs serve four-year
terms and can serve two times; a
total of eight years. Can
enthusiasm and involvement stay
as dynamic in an unpaid volunteer
for eight years? I have no idea, as
l am only just reaching my .
one-year mark. a.
Another significant difference
between the two groups is their art
backgrounds. The Santa Feans
have well-rounded and impressive
experiences under their belts. One
member was the conductor of the
Corned Santa. Fe Opera Symphony,
another was the director of the
Museum of New Mexico, one was
on the Mu seum of New Mexico
Board of Regents for 12 years.
Two of their members are
practicing art educators, four are
successful artists, and one is an
·attorney and art consultant who
brings administrative skills to th e
organiza tion.
Our own commission is a
capable one also, but it does not
have a collective resume as inf used
with intensive art experiences. A
f CW of US have art degrees, one Of
us currently practices sculpture,
one is in the art in surance
business. As for the others, I am
. not fully aware of their art
backgrounds.
A gargantuan difference
between the two commissions is
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Artist Marcia Scott
Kramer presents Eco-Art
Workshop 3:30-5 p.m.
Tuesday through Thurs-
day at the Launch Pad in
Crystal Court.
Designed for children
ages 8 and older, the
workshop shows how to
make paper out of used
materials and transform
it into art and reuse
household trash to build
creative sculptures.
Cost is SS to S7.50 and
class size is limited. Res-
ervations: 546.-2061.
ART NOTES: New
hand-colored photographs
by Jane Krensky go on dis·
play Wednesday through
July 2 at Susan Spiritus
Gallery at Triangle Square.
A reception with Krensky
will be held 2·5 p.m. Sat·
urday, June 4 ••.. A recep-
tion for mixed-media artist
Rick Araluce, image-maker
Dan Montano and print·
maker Ken Marapese will
be held from 7 to 9 tonight
at Orange County Center
for Contemporary Art,
3621 W. MacArthur Blvd.,
Space 111 , Santa Ana.
OCCCA is exhibiting the
trio 's new works through
June 24. The reception will
be preceded at 6 p.m. by a
lecture from Marapese. AH
of it is free. More info:
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publish a very special
section devoted to the
50th Anniversary of the
Normandy Invasion.
And if you or a member
of your family served
in the armed forces
during WWII...
l)C)f; 'l~lC•S
Is your opportunity
to honor them.
DOG TAGS will appear
on each page throughout
the section, and will
include the name, rank,
unit and/or specialty,
their theatre of operation
and years of service for
. your veteran.
their budgets. The Newport
commission makes do with a
barely approved S.t0.000 per year.
The Santa Feans have-
approximately SI million to play
with, $800.000 of which is
earmarked for grant!i to non·prorit
organiza tion!>. Thb amazing figure
is achieved through a 4 percent
lodger'l> tax, one qu,mcr of which
goes to the commisl>ion.
In addition, the Santa F1:
commission receives monies
through capital improvement bond
issue s, which amount to
approximately SS0,000 per year
and is earmarked for Art in Public
Places projecb. The rest of its
budget is approve~ by lhe city
council, which is fully :iware of the
economic and quality·of.li(c
impac t art has in their cily.
An sales revenues in Santa Fe
amount to 16 percent of all gross
receipt), -approximately $410
million. This indu~try also
accounts for approximately 16
percent of the total employed
persons in the county. The city
itsel f makes S4.5 million in truces
per year froa;n art related event!..
and sales, after the state and
county have taken their shares.
There are other factors that
ensure the success of a
commission, including
organization, teamwork,
involvement in nod invitation to
art events, communication with
other city office s and commu n11~
support.
h was educational to visit a city
"here all the pieces have fallen
into place and mnke for an
effective machine that enhance!>
the 'cily's per)onality and
character. ll b not an impos:.1blc
feat for a city as )Qphistic::ucd J\
Newpon Oeach, cspeciallx \\hen
considering ii!> locale apd
c9mmunity makeup.
Thin k about it.
RoJD Fou/Ddi is trcnsurcr of tlle
Newport Benell City Arts ·
Commission.
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SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
Volu nteers of the first annual Red
Cloud Benefit Concert, which fea-
tured m:iny Costa Mesa-Newport
l.kach area perfo rmers, proved
1hey could plan it out, but not nec-
c-.sarily bring 'cm out.
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MUSIC NOTES: With
the weather heating up
(after the requisite morn·
ing-cloud cover), the out·
door-concert season kicks
off locally next week. Pre·
sented by Studio Cafe
and the Balboa Owners
and Merchants Assod a·
tion, the free sunset con·
certs will be held in Bal·
boa Park at the foot of
the Balboa Pier near the
gazebo beginning
Wednesday evening. To
be held 6 to 8 p.m. Mon·
days through Fridays in
June, the concerts will In-
clude blues, Jau and soft
rock from such local per·
formers as-John Heos·
senstamm, Mark Wood,
Jeff Gonzalez, The Works,
Chiu Harris and Family
Style. Meanwhile, the
Newport Beach Marriott
Hotel and Tennis Club
kicks off its third annual
Champagne Sunday of
Jazz series June 5 with a
presentation titled "Ja ·
maican Me Crazy." Trin·
idad & Tobago Streel
Orum Band All-Star Jam
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa DaUy Pilot
will be presented from S
to 9 p.m. in the View
Lounge at 900 Newport
Center Drive. Porcupine,
the Maxx Band, Jeff Kash·
iwa, Freeway Philhar-
monic. Tony Guerrero
and Greg Vail are among
the other performers
scheduled to appear Sun-
days through Sept. 4.
The~ is no charge to at-
tend and special drink
prices and appetizer.s will
be available. "Jamaican
Me Crazy" benefits Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation.
If you can't make it to
Pacific Symphony Or·
chestra's concert 8 p.m.
Thursday, you can catch
it live on KUSC-FM
(91.Sl. Under the baton
of Carl St. Clair, the pro-
gram, which will also be
performed -but not
broadcast -Wednesday,
includes Daugherty's
Desi, Mendelssohn's Vio"
lin Concerto in e, Op. 64
(with guest soloist Kyoko
Takezawa) and Berlioz's
Symphonie fantastique,
Op. 14.
Allhough orga niLers were disap·
poi ntell with 1hc 75-pcrson turnout
la-.t Saturday in 1he 480-seat
Coach House.: here, hc.:ld to benefit
the Irvine-based Red Cloud Amer·
1can Indian Socic1y, they said it re·
Jlly di dn'1 matter.
Proceeds from Red Cloud concert help needy Native Americans.
''I feel like th e ~how was a suc· c~ss, jus1 1101 financially," said Red
Cloud t 1 ea!lurer Leann Breeze.
.. Now we know wh:ll we did wrong
and how 10 go about doing it in
the fu1u1c."
She nddcd lhat Red Cloud will
begin planning th e next year!s
t'\Cnl much earlie r than the eight-
''cck '' indow the organization al-
l ),,cd il!>Cll w11h 1hi!> show. And
•I e group might C\ en make a prof·
ur, C\Cll better. ra i!>e a''arcness
il>0ul l'\ali\c Americans. Most of
1 c Un11cd S1a1es ci liLcnry is un·
. ,,,ire or uncunccrncd \\ith lndi·
1 '· !>aid R1.d Cloud cxccu11vc di·
• llor llugh ~1.Jrgc!.,On.
I'm nut hl.11rnng anyone," Mar·
• ... ,on ... 11d. c111nl! a 1h ird \\Orld
p .er!) ra1c, rn1~1mal cduca1ion
1 I a ~ccm1ngly dmt·filled in·
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1 ignorance ... But on some of
1h:.,e reliervatiom. 1t\ liJ..e living in
11 181h century gulog."
11 'i. a ~itua1ion that, after 25
years, Red Cloud founder Phil
Stevens could no longer ignore.
The g.reat grandson of Sioux
Warrior Standing Bear, Stevens,
65, has been a volunteer in Indian
affairs for the majority of his adult
life, often traveling to the North-
ern Plains states during the holi-
day season to assist Jesuit priests
in humanitarian relief efforts.
"There has always been a defi·
nite need for human support to
help American Indians," Stevens
said. "They're neat people who
need a chance. They're just strug·
gljng to survive."
Many Sioux families must
choose between feeding them-
selves or repairing their homes, a
vicious cycle that often results in
substandard housing for those who
even have homes, he said .
And it bothered Stevens so
much that, on the persuasive urg·
ings of seven Jesuit priests, he sold
Ultrasystems -his $155 million
per-year grossing engineering com·
pany, dumped his suits and began
the non-profit Red Cloud in 1988.
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Computer IQ
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Windows--..;
F inally I had to admit it: Many parts of
the "Idiot's Guide to Windows" were
. wa~ over my head.
For the other electronic illiterates among
us, Windows is a software program that's
supposed to make using a computer easy.
The IBM-compatible people invented one
night to defend themselves Crom the
Macintosh people.
1 got into this mess because my old
On the
Coast
machine committed suicide
last month. The hard disk
crashed and something
called the mother board
self-immolated.
The repair people said
the machine wouldn't be
worth fixing. 1 could get a
new and better one for
nearly the cost of fixing the
old one. Since these guys
didn't sell computers, I
believed them. Besides, they
said, I would just love
Windows.
My first thought was to
go back to the chap who sold me the
deceased computer. It wasn't his fault 1he
thing crapped out, he's a local merchant, and
he gave me a marvelous deal.
Which is probably why he's OU('-of
business. Nearly all the small stores I
shopped four years ago have vanished or
have changed hands.
Someone shopping for a computer doesn't
have many choices these days. You can go to
one of the computer super stores, where I
found the service lousy, or to one of the
office-supply super stores, where 1 found the
selection limited.
Or you can go to little shops liuered with
electronic skeletons and dusty boxes of
extinct software. For a bargain price they will
build any kind of computer you want in three
working days.
Some of these places doubtless build a
splendid machine, others probably don't. But ,
how does someone who's out-computcred by
most fourth-graders, tell the difference? You
do it on fait~, of course, but that was elusive.
1 shopped about a dozen places and
finally, out in the farthest reaches of
industrial west Newport, I found Egon Reich
and an outfit he calls CompuSave. Instead of
telling me all the stuff the other people said
I "must have," l;gon told lllLJow to save
several hundred bucks. I had found faith and
I bought.
T rouble is, it's like buying a Ferrari
without knowing how to drive. I turned
to the self-help books, most of which have
titles like "Windows Computing Made
Ridiculously Simple." But why does it take a
900-page book -literally -to explain how
easy something is?
After even the "Idiot's Guide 10 Windows"
couldn't tell me why two things l had written
and saved disappeared into cyberspace, 1
called computer tutor Tracy Venezia.
Tracy is a genuine computer scientist, but
instantly came down to my kindergarten level
of knowledge. She rescued me in two hours,
not 900 pages. Now 1 even know how to
check.the spelling of a word with
"user-friendly" Windows.
All you do is grab the little mouse thing,
make it point the arrow to "Writing Tools"
on the "Menu Bar." Then you press the left
mouse button, which makes a "Dialog Box"
tumble down . Next you point the arrow at
"Check Spelling" and click the left button
again, then do two more point-and-click
operations. After the spell checker has
checked, you click one more time to get back
to where you were. Unless there arc
mistakes, in which case there are two or
three more clicks for each word.
That's the modern "Windows" way. On my
old machine, you pressed a key marked
"Ctrl," then the "S" key and the
spell-checker checked ..
Makes one wonder how much progress is
really progress.
Frt:d Martin's column runs tVtf'1 Thursday
and Sa turday.
PRUIDINT
LOCAL POUTICI
THE REAL CONSERVATIVE • Jim Silva is the best choice in the race for county supervisor
T he race to succeed Harriett
Wieder is one or the more
• interesting eleclions Orange
County has seen in many years.
Typically our local contests are routine:
the 1r1ost conservative Republican wins.
r-------. ·And generally, that's a
do in fact count
Clearly, however, the most startling
move is Linda Moulton-Patterson's bid
to succeed Wieder. Perhaps
Moulton-Patterson struck up a
friendship with Harriett during the
Clinton campaign. Mouhon-Patterson
was a Clinton delegate at his
nominating convention in '92. Or
perhaps Moulton-Patterson decided
that Orange County as a whole needed
a string of tax raises and fee hikes such
as she had rammed through in
Huntington Beach. Or maybe she
believed Clinton's "landslide" in '92
was a vote of confidence in big
government.
like Harriett, or a
Cl inion-backing
convcntioneer like
Moulton-Patter:>on.
No, Jim Silva b simpl)'
a respec1J1blc pu~lic
servant with a long
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that kind of
common·scnsc appeal is
enough lO win him the
2nd District seat.
Somewhere in the last
few months, a light went
on in
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enCorcement elected
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the voters or policies
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Things started to get
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when Harriett Wieder
For whatever reason,
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right to succeed Harriett, and become
the first liberal Democrat to win
outright an Orange County Board of
Supervisor's race.
Moulton-Patterson's
mind. She figured out
that liberal Democrats
really don't win many
Clllll)lOl'lllll ;\~MF. 0'1Ll l'tUlT
Jim Silva has needed conservative credentials.
and businessman
Roger Johnson led a half-dozen or so
other Orange County natives into the
Bill Clinton camp. Harriett's
explanations then didn't make a lot of
sense, but the spectacle was different
and certainly entertaining.
Inspired, perhaps, by Wieder's
conversioh in '92, a whole host of local
officials started pulling off unexpected
moves. Gil Ferguson retired, Cor
example, setting off a battle for his seat
that in intrigue and ferocity resembles
the War of Spanish Succession. And
John Moorlach launched a challenge to
Orange County Treasurer Bob Citron,
who's been in office so long that he
appears to have forgotten that elections
Jim Silva, Moulton-Patterson's
colleague on the Huntington Beach City
Council and opponent on the ballot,
thinks she's wrong. Every tax hike that
Moulton-Pauerson has endorsed, Silva
has opposed. When Surf City's residents
noticed a 5% hike in the cost of cable
TV they could thank Moulton-Pauerson
for it, but not Silva -Silva opposed
the increase.
I t was differences like these that
propelled Jim Silva into the race.
He's a long-time, member-in-good
standing of the Republican Party. And
he's conservative. And he's pretty
square. As a high school teacher, Jim's
a solid citizen, and certainly not nashy
FISCALLY UNFIT
races in O.C. And then the reall) odd
stuff started to happen.
Moulton-Pauerson bega n to sound
like J im Silva. Her rhetoric t:hangetl.
She started calling for more police
patrols (but not more police). And i.hc
dropped all 1alk of t:i'< hikes and fee
increases.
Moulton·Pa11erson \\COi stealth. She\
camounJged her politics. She·s no
longer louting her Lies to Bill Clinton.
or her predilections to wise revenue.,
through tax and fee hil..es.
The question is: Will this work'!
I don't think so. Voters in Cost..1
Mesa especiall)' ha\'e nc\cr '>hO\\n mud1
IO\c for cJndidates \\ho \\ant to
tr:.1nsfer more of th eir pa}chccks to a
Barry Hammond's fina.ncial problems an issue in 70th Assembly race
B arry Hammond wants to be the
next member of the state
Assembly from the 70th District.
Barry, if I may, says he's a successful
businessman, a fiscal conservative, and
wiJI bring to Sacramento "the brand or
common sense" California needs to
brin_&_ fiscal responsibility back to state
government.
But if we move beyond the campaign
nourishes, one
compelling and
ultimately decisive
question remains. How
much of Barry
Hammond's self·
description is
accurate?
Hammonds had insurance, hcrc's Susan
Hammond's response: "Yes, we did, but
they paid a very small portion of the
bills -about 10 percent. The balance
was paid through the use or our credit
cards."
The Hammonds would like vo ter!> to
believe lba.t· (a,).AILof these
"calamitous events" happened within a
very short period of time; (b) The
Hammonds paid for all three medical
emergencies out of pocket -minus
10% covered by their insur:ince; and (c)
Most of their credit cards bills -
$63.250 in all -were necessitated by
medical expenses not covered by th e
insurer. A sad tale indeed. If only it
were accurate. But most of it is a
stretch, and some of it is downright
deceptive.
of September, 1990. ·1 he
state tax lien \\:IS paid off
by May 28, 1991 when a
release was filed, but
Barry waited eight
months. until Feb. 7,
1992 to pay his fair share
ol 1990 ( l) fe<lc.J:al ta.x~.
Barry says he lius no
memory of the state und
federal tax liens against
his business. Thb is truly
unbelievable. According
to a Domestic Stock
Corporation Statement
filed v. i1h the state of
California, dated August
31, 1990, Barry
count} go,ernment thJt docsn'\ do
much fur city re-.1dent). And gi\'en that
Silva and Moulton·P:iltcro;on ''ill 1.fo itlc
up the l luntington U.:ad1 \Otc. 11 lool...,
lil..e thh 1, Co-.ta ~ksa's c:lcc11on to
d.:c1Jc:.
I'll be ":.stchmg J unc: 7 tu -.cc
\\ hetha the !>ill) scai.on b mer in
Orunge Count). If it i,. Jun S1ha \\111
out·poll ~touhon-P..itter.,~n. U..it 11 the
l.ittcr g..irncr., more \vte!'I, then 1 guc:--.
there arc ~1 lot of foll..' \\ho \\;int higher
1.1\CS.
W11h ~tuultun-P:ittcr.,on. thc1·11 gcr
their "i,h.
I/ugh Jlc11ifl i!> a .\c•11port lJt.•at•h
attornt·.~. ro./Just of K CI:. I"!> "Lift• and
Tim£')," a11d KFI ratliu talk-s/lu11 hos t.
Barry hasn't been
very forthcoming with
the' voters about his
1991 bankruptcy, the
federal and slate tax
liens placed on his
business or the "short
sell" of his home in
First, the events Barry cites •
transpired over more than a year,
starting with medical problems
encountered by his daughter and \\ ife
Hammond was both the
chief executi\ e and chief
fin ancial officer of Jon
Barry Associates, Inc.
Moreover the sta te and
Barry Hammond has checkered financial history.
Liberal
Politics
1983 to avoid a bank
foreclosure and pay off outstanding
debt. Barry Hammond is not the person
he claims to be -neither a successful
businessman nor responsible and
prudent with his personal finances.
Troubling indicators for one who wants
responsibility for the state budget.
Tbt Bankruptcy: Barry Hammond's
1991 bankruptcy for the amount of
$98,250 is now a matter of record in
the campaign. Why did Barry file for
bankruptcy? In a Hammond campaign
Oyer, deceptively called "The
Republican Messenger" (Vol.II, No. 1).
Barry says. ... My daughter Cari broke
her leg and had complications. Then
within six days Susan had emergency
surgery. This was followed by my own
crippling back injury which resulted in
major surgery. To top it all off, my
company's major client skipped town,
leaving me holding the bag for a
$200,000 bad debt. ln a matter of
months, we were wiped out." When
asked in the same flyer if the
in February of 1990 and ending perhaps
with his back surgery in March of 1991.
And who knows when the major client
skipped town ? Barry hasn't said.
Second, Barry's back surgery wasn't
an out-of-pocket expense, it was paid
for by Irvine taxpayers. By March of
1991 he was already a member of the
Irvine City Council and covered by the
city's generous health insurance policy.
Third, we now know that only
$28,000 -according to Hammond -
of the $63,250 in credit-card debt was
for medical bills. Of course, we'll have
to take Barry's word for that, since he
.. has no intention of releasing his credit
card receipts. But let's assume Barry is
finally coming clean, there nre still
problems -Barry took out a second
trust deed on his home for S84,300 on
April 24, 1990 -two months after both
medical emergenc;ies. Why wasn't that
amount sufficient to cover the $28,000
in medical bills?
The tax liens: State and federal tax
Liens were filed against Jon Dorry
Associates, Inc. -Barry's company -
in the spring or 1991 for taxes owed as
federal ta~ liens were m:iiled to Jon
Barry Associates Inc .• which happens to
have the same address as the
Hammonds' residence.
Home mortgage drfoult: And there's
more still. Unfortunately, Bari') 's
problem with money management
v.eren't limited to his 1991 bankruptC).
Jn 1979 the Hammonds purchased ~1
home in Irvine. but just four }Car l::itcr
were over their heads in debt. The
Hammondl! had four -}C'>, four -
trust deeds on their home: SS.t.900 in
debt on a home mortgaged for $99,900!
The reality of what h:ippens ''hen
}'OU overextend your assets and abil1t1c-.
hit home. as ii were. '"hen the
Hammonds were unable 10 pay their
mortgage to .Home Federal. A Second
Notice of Default, dnted June 6. 1983.
wns sent for the amount of S6.823.29.
indicating that the mortgage pa~ menh
due a of Feb. 1. 1983 and sub cquc nt I~
had ltill not been paid. The Hammond ..
sold their home soon after.
Should nny of this matter to GOP
voters in the 70th Asscmbl) D1:,t11ct?
Absolutely. narry Sa)S "th is whole i\'IUC
in a complete non-issue." Oh re all}'?
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CAMPAIGN ............
dorsed Reinecke, loaned $20,000
to his campaign.
Hammond, 42, has received
$143,000 in total contributions.
But Ferguson says most or Ham-
mond's contributions are from a
small group or "political kingmak-
ers."
"Ninety percent or his money
has come Crom the six men who
met with him in a hotel suite and
determined that he was going to
become the candidate," Ferguson
said, reCcrrini to state Sen. Rob
Hurtt, Irvine Co. orficials, influen-
tial Orange County GOP fond·
raiser Buck Johns and Home Sav-
ings heir Howard Ahmanson Jr.
Both Hurtt and Ahmanson are
founders of the politically power-
ful Allied Business Pac, which do·
nated $7,500 to Hammond's cam-
paign. Allied is reported to be the
funding base or California's "Reli-
gious Right" politieal movement.
But Hammond counters that he
is the only candidate with a politi-
cal track record or dealing directly
with community problems.
"Over the last four years, I can
point 10 a very successful track
record of down sizing government
and providing an emphasis on
public safety," Hammond said.
"My opponents' involvement in
their community has been virtually
HEARING
Fr•• P•9eA1
Costa Mesa Police Officer Doug
Johnson, who tackled Chernik to
arrest him, has tested negative for
HIV, but will continue testing for
up to a year, he said. Johnson and
Chernik both broke skin during
the brief struggle, possibly mixing
blood, which puts the officer in a
high-risk category, according to
doctors.
Chernik is charged with pen-
etration with a foreign object and
residential burglary. Sexual inter-
course is not alleged.
Costa Mesa Police Officer John
Racz testjfied Friday that he and
Johnson were at Paularino Avenue
searching for an unrelated prowler
when a call came in about a
woman being sexually assaulted in
the vicinity .
Next, Racz testified, he "saw
Officer Doug Johnson attempting
to pull what appeared to be a
woman off the fence."
After a brief struggle, Racz tes-
tified, they realized their suspect
was a man dressed in a blond wig,
black mini skirt, nylons, high heels,
nail polish and a silver sequinned
blouse.
Chernik was arrested and is cur-
rently being held in lieu of
$150,000 blril ill Orange County
Jail, where he is in protective cus-
tody at the request of his attorney
"for the safety of everybody,"
Tears said.
Chernik's alleged victim was
taken to Hoag Hospital. The
woman told police that she awoke
at about 3 a.m. to find someone
kneeling by her bed, sexually as-
saulting her, Racz testified.
Chornik slowly shook his head
from side to side during this por-
tion of the hearing, as if in dis·
agreement.
When the woman sat up, Racz
testified, her attacker scrambled
out her bedroom window. The
woman could not provide a de-
scription for police, saying she
only got a glimpse of the attacker's
bare legs and speculated he or she
was wearing a ski rt or shorts.
Fingerprints taken from the
woman's window match Chernik's,
Racz testified. Chernik had been
arrested in January for trying to
steal some women's belts from
ENL Gallery Boutique on East
Coast Highway in Corona del Mar.
Wearing fishnet stockings, a
mini -skirt dress, high heels and a
fringe jacket, Chernik -who at
the time was working as a New-
port Beach tree trimmer -
smashed the store's display win-
dow to get at the merchandise. He
was sentenced to three years pro·
bation and released.
On Friday, Harbor Municipal
Court Judge Craig Robison sen-
tenced Chemik to one year. in jail
for violating that probation.
An arraignment on the sexual
assault charge has been set for
June 7 at Orange County Superior
Court in Santa Ana. If convicted,
Chernik-could face up to 14 years
in pris6n, according to Deputy
District Attorney Ted Burnett.
According to court records,
Chernik's wi{c recently died. The
co uple's two children, ages 1 and
13, arc currently living with rela-
tives, Tears said.
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nonexistent."
The Hammond campaign has
spent $53,000 and repons only
$9,S81 cash on hand. Brewer's
campaign reports $224,000 in ex-
penditures with a $59,323 cash
balance. Rcincckc's campaign has
spent SSJ,000, but reports a siz·
able $138,716 in cash on hand. .
Ferguson claims that Brewer's
financial statements show support
from donon such as the Orange
County Employees Association
and other organizations tbat tradi·
tionally give money to Democrats.
"She has claimed that she is a
mainstream Republican, but her
money is coming from some of the
best-known liberals and organized
labor groups in the. state," Fergu-
son said. "People have a rfaht to
know that she's~ just a liberal
Democrat."
Reinecke has repeatedly pointed
out that Brewer changed her party
affiliation from Democrat to Re-
publican for what he says were
purely political motives. But Brew-
er points out that former Prcs.i-
dent Ronald Reagan, whose brand
of conservative politics is often in-
voked by Reinecke, was also a
fonncr Democrat.
"I registered as a Republican
nine years ago, long before l c\ler
thought of running for public Qf·
fice," Brewer said. "Ronald' Re·
agan was a Republican orfr.\>ur
years before he ran for g<Wtmor
of California."
..... ..... ,
neipborhoods for some aimc.
''Yeah, everyone says they want
to crack down on crime," he ~d.
"But nothing seemed to get done
in the Downtown until there was
an election year. I can tell you
that the Downtown residents have
not been happy with the council as
a whole.''
But othen say
Moulton-Patterson has done her
share to help. Take Dave Burris, a
member of the city's Florida-Utica
Task Force created nearly three
years ago to crack down on crime
and drug use in that
neighborhood.
"She was the first and or\ly City
Council member t9 show up at a
·CHAMBER
fre• P•9eA1
The Gas Co.
The utility companies agreed to
restore the road to its former con·
dition, which didn't incl ude land-
scaped medians. The Chamber
wanted to put in the dolphins,
however, and had to borrow
$6,000 from the city to transform
the medians into planters.
· Haytt>n said the Chamber is
having a tough time asking mer-
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NiWj)Oit ~Mesa Daley PUo
tuk force meeting in the
beginning." Burris said.
Moulton-Patterson is probably
best known for her stance on the
Bolsa Otica wetlands in
Huntington Beach. She has been a
vocal opponent of the Koll Co. 's
phms to build 4,800 homes there.
Additionally, u a county
supervisor she says she would push
for campaign finance reform and
pay more attention to social issues.
"I guess the main thin& I brin&
is balance," she says about her run
for the board. "I really think you
can be pro-business and
pro-environment. I think that's
what we~re goTngto see in tnc ·
future. And I don't think the
county board' has had it as much
as it should."
Dy most accounts,
chants to cough up the cash to
repay the loan, which came due
several months ago. The mer-
chants have already spent about
$10,000 on the other beautification
projects.
"The merchants of Corona del
Mar just can't do any more," Hay·
ton said.
City officials say they sympa-
thize but don't understand why
they should compensate the mer-
chants for an onerous project that
wasn't theirs.
"If the Sanitation District is
Moulton-Patterson -who is
running aaainst council collcaaue
Jim Silva, businesswoman Haydee
Tillotson, truckina magnate John
Thomas and former Garden Orove
Councilman Ray Littrell -is seen
as the one to beat in the June 7
primary.
She has the most political
experience. The wife of former
Orange County Congressman Jerry
Patterson. she's a former
Huntington Beach Union High
School District trustee and js
presently the Huntington Beach
mayor and member of the
CaJifornia Coastal Commission.
A native of Monterey Park,
Moulton-Patterson became the
first-~f her extended
. famil cone....-uaaing
i~ I UC De-r~efey. After
mostly l'CSponsible, why should we
have to pay?" Turner asked Hay-
ton at a council meeting held ear-
lier this week.
"Well I have no idea, but the
merchants shouldn't be rcspon·
sible,' Ha,ylon said. "Look. If
you're k>oking for the $6,000 now,
we don't have it.''
The council postponed voting on
the issue until June 13 and prom·
iscd noc. to foreclose on the dol·
phins in the meantime. ·
Mll.,,hi1e, city staff will talk to
the agencies responsible for the
workina several years as a teacher
In the Savanna School District in
Anaheim, she received her
master's degree in public policy
from Cal State Long Beach.
She's taught college political
science courses and has run her
own cable TV consulting business.
A single mom for many ye:irs, she
has IWO children or her own, IWO
stepchildren from her seven-year
marri:ige to Patterson and a young
grandson.
But it's politics that has
consumed her life recently.
"It's important for good people
to stay in the political realm,'' she
said. "It's hard because people
don't trust you. It would be r~I
easy to walk away bec:iuse you
tako a Jot of abllsc. But l really
believe government can work."
road work and see if they would
be willing to chip in some money
for the median landscapina. They
also will examine other possible
funding sources.
"Nobody wants to imply that
you haven't done a wonderful job
over there, because you have, aad
we appreciate it," Councilwoman
Jean Watt told Hayton. •
Councilwoman Jan Debay joked
that the Chamber sbould put .a
bucket around the neckS-of the
dolphins, so motorists can toSs in
coins as they pass by.
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 6•2-•330, ext. 387
The OallY. Pilot's '94 Dream Team for local high school baseball -standing. from left, Newport's Brett Hlista, Player of the Year Jairo Arceyut of Estancia,
Newport s Joe Urban, Estancla's Pedro Arceyut, Corona del Mar's Chad Johnson, Estancia's Art Martinez, Corona del Mar's Jeff Bowman; sitting, from left,
Corona del Mar's Myles K;>avis, Corona del Mar's Dan MacMillan, Costa Mesa's Ryan Steck, Estancla's Jose Cabrera, Corona del Mar's Bryan Bear.
Saturday, May 28, 1994 81
• 1994 edition of local baseball
is packed with talent througout;
Corcfna del Mar lands five berths.
BY B~Y FAULICNE&, SPOan Wa.rru
E stancia High senior Jairo Arccyut,
one of four repeat selections, tops
the Dally Pilot All-Newport-Mesa
District baseball team as Player of the
Year.
Arceyut, a left-handed pitcher and
outfielder, hit .355, drove in 17 runs and
stoic 22 bases for the district's lone CIF
playoff team. He also was half of a
potent starting rotation (with Jose
Cabrera), finishing with a deceptive 4-6
regular-season record. He posted a
district-leading 83 strikeouts in 63
innings, and bad a sparkling 1.78 ERA.
Arceyut also started the Eagles CIF
Division Ill first-round playoff game, a
9-1 loss to Mayfair.
Arceyut joins his twin brother Pedro,
fellow Estancia senior Art Martinez, and
Corona del Mar High junior Myles Davis
in earning a second-straight All-District
designation.
Davis is joined by four Sea King
teammates to bring the CdM contingent
to five, and Cabrera round) out a quanet
of Estancia honorees.
Newport Harbor is represented by
senior Brett Hlista and fre!ohman Joe
Urban, while Costa Mesa's lone selection
is senior Ryan Steck.
Pedro Arceyut, also a two-time
first-team All-Pacific Coast League
catcher, led the district with 22 RBI. The
Eagles' clean-up hitter batted around
.500 over the crucial final three weeks of
S.. DaUM TUM/Pe9e a J
CdM's Weinstein-Stonebreaker slip by; Tars' Abrams breezes
• Semifinals and finals today
for locaJ standouts at the CIF
individual. t~nni s championships .
BY B~Y FAULJCN Ell, SPOaTS Wann
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Talk
about your close calls.
out, the Sea Kings rallied to advance to
the quarterfinals with a 6-3, 2-6, 7-5 lri.
umph.
The CdM tandem then carried that mo-
mentum imo irs quarterfinal rematch with
Dos Pueblos' Omar Atesman and Bryan
Golledge. There, the Sea Kings avenged a
three-set loss at the Ojai Invitational with
a 6-1, 6-4 triumph, advancing .to today's
10:30 a.m. semifinals al SeaCliff.
Roditi and Jeff
Shoemaker today at
10:30 for the right to
advance to the-af·
ternoon final.
The Tritons' two-
some toppTea the
No. 2 seed from
Cate in its fir st
match, before get-
ting past a pair from
Diamond Bar in the
quarterfinals.
pitting Abrams
a g a in s t s e co n d-
secd ed _ Jaku_b J>'-
et rowski in one
semifinal. The win-
ner there (Pietrowski
defeated Abrams in
their only previous
meeting last year, 6-
'Wnen Jed said he want~d to
play (the match) on court one
(center eourt), I knew they
were mentally ready to get the
job done.' 4, 6-3), will take on
-TIM MANG, CdM tennis COICb the survivor of the
other semifinal be·
.,., 11h Peninsula, which )aw the Sea Kfog)
survive two third·set service breaks 10
stave off elimination.
"They were playing very tlgh1," said
Cd M Coach Tim Mang, who \~atched hi)
talented duo 'lose six straight game) af1cr
Cini)hing out the first-set triumph again 1
Kim and Lee.
Things· appeared ·to be going Penin-
sula's way, until a pair of \\Ould-be .,.,in·
ners sailed just wide of the sideline. and
were correctly called out b) Wein)tein
(players call their' O\\ n lines up to the ft.
nab).
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The Corona del Mar High doubles team
of Jed Weinstein and Tyler Stonebreaker
trailed 5-4 in the third set of its first
match Friday at the ClF Southern Section
Tennis Championships at the SeaCliff
Country Club.
But, with the benefit of a couple of
their own close calls, each ruling balls hit
by PeniRsula's Jim Kim and Chris Lee just
Newport Harbor High sophomore Geoff
Abrams, the No. 3 seed in the singles
draw, also moved on to today's semifinals,
posting a pair of straight-set victories.
Weinstein-Stonebreaker, one of fou r
unseeded doubles entries to advance, as
each of the four seeded doubles teams fal-
tered, will meet San Clemente's Dan
Today's other semifinal pits University's
Jason Meyers and Robbie Wilkens against
Corona's Darren Auld and Dave Robles.
tween top-seeded
Nathan Jackman of Santa Darbara and
No. 4 Sandy Gentile of Temple City.
"Our play was a little lazy in that fir..t
match," Weinstein recalled of the clash
The calls appeared to irritate Kim and '
Lee, who .,.,ent on to lose the next eight
points as CdM claimed a 6-5 edge.
Tilt tires up, 59-8V2 .
• It wasn't hi s best shot put,
but it was the best of Masters .
BY RJcHAJU> DUNN, Sroan Wuna
NORWALK -Peer • pressure put a little fire
under Wade Tift Friday . h • • nig l.
After watching his
Newport Harbor High
teammates qualify for the CIF State
track and field championships in three
events, he figured it was his tum.
Tift, a senior and headed for UCLA
in ihe fall, didn't disappoint. On his
second attempt in the boys shot put,
11.c reached 59 feet, 81h inches to win
the CIF Southern Section Masters
Meet at Cerritos College.
"I got more confidence tonight, but
I was ncivous, because I haven't been
throwing that well," Tift said. "And,
plus, I had to throw well because
Steve (Gonzales) and Gina (Heads}
qualified and I didn't want to be the
only one not going to the state meet."
Tift, who will be. making his second
consecutive appearance at the state
meet June 3-4, has a personal best of
61-6, accomplished at the Sea View
League final May 6. Tift believes he
will need to reach at least that stand-
ard if he has a chance or winning the
state title.
"I've got more left," Tift said. "I'm
not hitting all of my positions, so when
I do that, it's going to be going out
there. But I'm just glad to be the No.
1 qualifier, because that gives me an
advantage (in the lineup). I wasn't
worried about finishing first, because I
just wanted to qualify and get in the .
l e e T1n /P•1• a2
The singles seeds held form, however,
Boyce J~mp starts
his way into State
~ Corona del Mar standout sails past
foes. and into a shot at State long jump.
BY B.ICHAJU> DUNN, SPOaTS wuna-
NORWALK -'For some crazy & reas6n, four weeks in a row now to
be exact, Jason Boyce of Corona del
Mar High hits his best long jump on
his last attempt.
But Friday night at the CIF South-
ern Section Masters Meet, it was a sclf-inOictcd
poke in the ankle on his third jump that provoked
motivation.
Boyce, a senior, and competing at the Masten
for the 'first time in his career after missing the
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Gina does it, twicel
• Heads No. 2 in shot and
discus, heads for State next.
BY RJCHAll..D DlTNN, SPOa.TS Warna.
NORWALK -01' @' what's-her-name from
Downey High in • •
Modesto (Suzy Powell)
should win the state
title in the girls discus
next weekend hands down .
Gina Heads of Newport Harbor
knows this.
So the real competition comes in
the shot put, where Heads and De-
lores Tuimoloau of Channel Islands
will continue their little cat and mouse
game.
Heads qualified No. 2 for the CIF
State track and field championships in
both the discus (143 feet, 1 inch) and
shot put ( 4-i-8111) on Friday night at
the OF Southcm Section Masters
Meet at Cerritos College.
So while Powell, the national leader
in the discus, 1s expected to win that
event, Heads and Tuimoloau will go
head-to-head once :igain for all the
marbles beginning next Friday at the
talc meet.
Tuimoloau won the shot put at the
Masters Meet, going 45-1~. She has a
state-leading 49-2. But Heads, ''ho has
a history of stepping up in big meets,
isn't finished.
"I wanted to get (Tu1moloau) to-
night, just to opeo her eyes up a little
bit," said Heads, whose personal best
is 45-1v,. "Her nnd I, and then that
girl from Tulare (Soozie Shanley of
Tulare Union), she's in the compe-
tition.'' •
Heads will be c9mpcting in the state
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Ba Saturday, May 28, 1994
Newport's
Gonzales
does it!
· ~ State next for Harbor
seni or after 169-4 effort.
BY R.JcHARD DUNN, Sroau Warrta
NORWALK-@ Steve Gonzales of ,
Newport Harbor • •
High danced his
way ro the big
dance Friday nigh t
n1 the CIF Southern Section
Masters Meet, qualifying No. 2 in
the bo)S discu~ for the state meet
next weekend.
"Coach (Tont) Ciarelli gsts it
in our minds," Gonzales said of
advanced to the Cf.F State track
and field championships June 3-4.
"That's what all the compe·
tition during the season's for, to
get to state. All of the others are
just obstacle courses. stubbles in
the river. I'm in 'the show' now,
and I just want to get in the lop
three. That's my goal."
Fre111 Pa9e 81
. Taking advantage of the windy
conditions, the Sea Kings also in·
creased their lob output in the
crucial third set, gelling match
• point when a Peninsula return of
Weinstein's lob sailed wide.
"We were trying 10 stay away
from the lob early in the match,
because Tyler had told me their
overheards were very strong," said
Weinstein, a senior. "But as .the
wind picked up, it made it difficult
to set up for an overhead off a
lob. so their strength became their
weakness."
Stonebreaker, a sophomore, said
the comeback win boosted both
players' confidence for the quar-
terfinal, and both Sea King par·
kled in a dominant first et.
"That fir t se t was huge, and I
told them to keep altac~ing,"
Mang said of the qu3rlcrfinnl win.
'When Jed pid he wanted to play
(the match) bn court one (center
KATSVYA J\AJNONE, DAILY l'ILO'l"
Gonzales, whose personal best
is 177 feet, 9 inches, reached
169-4 on his initial attempt to ad-
vance. Riverside Poly's Coleman
Johnson won at 182-3.
"I know I'm capable of hitting
big throws," Gonzales said. "I'm
still going ~fter No. 1, because
I've hit that far (182 fee t) in
practice. I 'Vas watching films of
that day (May 6 at the Sea View
League finals), when I hit 177-9,
to see what I did right. I guess I
went through all of my positions
and reached ... not falling back
and getting all l could.
"I feel the same, I've just got
to hit all of my positions. It's not
really an emotional event, you've
just got to be more mentally sta-
ble. It's kind of like a dance; you
hit your positions and go."
Gonzales, throwing sixth in the
field of nine, led briefly at 169-4,
until Johnson uncorked his 172· I
in the first round. Gonzales re-
mained in second place the rest
of the coi:!!Petition.
Gonzales reached I 62-3 on his
second attempt, fau lted on his
third, and hit 154-0 on his fourth.
"I knew I'd have 10 hi t what I
hit in practice, 165 feet or higher,
to qualify," Gonzales said.
"That'll get me into the state
meet. Dul now, hopefully, I have
to hit 170 or up to be competitive
in the state meet."
..
HIGH ICHOOL aOYI AND e lRLI TUCK AND •llLD
ONTO S T ATE!
Newport Harbor High's Steve Gonzales (left) puts everything
behind his effort, and it was good enough for a berth at the State
Meet with a toss of 169-4, second best of the night in the dilcus;
Above, Newport Harbor's-Gina Heads, second in the shot, was
second in the discus as well; and Jason Boyce of Corona del Mar
is·a State Meet qualifier off his leap of 22-41/• for the final berth in
the long jump at Friday night's Masters Meet at Cerritos College.
Newport Beach/CO•ta Mesa DaHy
BOYCE: CdM star qualifies for State Meet in long jump
From P•1• 81
pas.t two years becau e of illnesses and soccer
commitments, jabbed himself in the left ankle
with a spike on his shoe while landing, but
came back to leap 22 feet, 4~ inches on his
fou rth and last attempt to earn the fif1h and
final qualifying spot at the CIF State track
and field championships June 3-4 at Cerritos.
taped-up ankle, was rather blown away in the
JOO meters, fin ishing eighth (11.60). "I tried
to keep up, but I saw that I wasn't 'gaining, so
I basically watched the race," Boyce said.
meets) arc the first times th:u he's had more
than one jump, because du ring the dual meet
season, he just jumps once and wins. I've
known this guy for four years, and this is the
mo~l time we've put in because of soccer." "Yeah," quipped Woodbridge's Gary
Young, a Sea View League rival who finished
thi rd, "Boyce had the best view of anybody."
"After spiking myse lf, I think that \\Oke me
up," Boyce saiq. "(The cut) is pretty deep.
Bu t I wasn't going to gel distracted. I just
glided through the air on that last jump; I
didn't really pul a good jump 1ogether, so I
had to depend on my speed rather than a
Boyce, whose personal best in the long
jump is 22-91/4, recorded at the CIF Division
11 finals May 21, is still wi thin striking dis-
tance of 23 feet.
"He still has a good jump coming," CdM
jump coach Eric Moreno said. "He got by on
talent tonight. Last week, it took him three
jumps to get any rhythm. (These pos1se:ison
Boyce jumped 20-101/i, 21-9 and 21-10 be-
fore reachirrg his qunlifying mark. Foll owing
his initial vault, ·Boyce came within a whisker
of being disqualified.
"I wan1ed 10 talk to (Moreno), but the long
jump official said )OU can'1 go across the
track or )'Ou'll be DQ'ed," Boyce said .
Added Moreno: "He went 20-10 on his first
jump, and if you do that, you're not going
anywhere. He wasn't taking his ~peed into his
approach."
jump off." ·
. Speaking of speed,-Boyce, racing with a
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TIFT: He's No. 1 at the Masters
Frone l'a9e a1
lop five.
"The guy from San Francisco
(Chris Demartini of SI. Igna-
tius), he's hit 61 feet, so I've got
to throw a PR or get to the't>ls
for ;i state tit le ."
Tift went 56-10111, 59-S•h .. 58-4
and 59-1'1.? in his four throw~.
more consistent than last weei..
in the CIF Division If final~.
when he finished second behind
Claremont's J eremy Lingen-
felter.
"1 think everyone '"as a li11le
nervous trying to gel into state,
and plus this was at night," Tift
said, referring to the surpris-
ingly low marks in the compe-
tition. "l felt a lot belier than
last week."
Tifl finished well ahead of
Mira Cos1a's Phil Fonua (57-5).
1hc runner-up, and third-place
Lingenfelter (56-101/z).
Deginning on Friday, with 28
of the state's top shot pullers,
nine will qualify for Saturday's
stale final. The top six receive
medals. Tift finished fourth in
th e s1a1e last year.
GINA: Newport's double-qualifier
Frem P•1• 81 Heads led the field after the
meet in the dbcus for the fir~t round (138-10), but Arroyo
fou n h year in a row; the shot Orande's Nndiu Lopez took the
put for the third time. lead . in the second rou~d,
._"That's :ill right," Harbor _ 1hrow1~g 148-4. And following
C h E · T · 'd f H d • He-ans lit3· l, -topcx-fullowed one nc . '~·eil ~?1 0 ea s up '"ilh a 15 1-11, her winning r~nncr-up fini~h. We want to mark. Heads threw 140-11 on
give (Tu1moloau) that e:-.tra con-her fourth and final toss
fidcnce goi_ng in10 State." "Right now, m)'. goal is sec·
In the discus, an event Heads ond place in state because
won at the Masters Meet in ,, ha l's-her-name (Po~vell) hos
1992 and 1993, Heads recorded gone 180 feet in the discus,"
a career-best (143-1) on her Heads said. "But today gave me
third a11empt, topping her 142-7 a boost of confidence in that I
set last year at the Masters. ca n pop 150."
S11AUNI\ Nouu ET. DAILY l'tLO
CdM's Jed Weinstein (left), Tyler Stonebreaker swept Into today's semifinals of CIF doubles competition
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot \. Saturday, May 28, 1994 83
Bendey's Pro Shop rules after
taking care of 780 Scratch Reid
HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES fi
~ J.J. Krukenkamp leads the way
Including a memorable perfecto.
T he 760 Scratch season is finally over and
Bentley's Pro Shop is the new champion.
The team was led this season by J.J.
Krukenkamtys 206 average. He was also one of
two borlers to shoot a perfect game.
Mary Ann (Bear) Sukonik was second on the
team's average list with a 199 mark and shot 717
for high women's series. She was followed in
average by Greg Vorhees with 195 and
Julie McWilliams at 184.
place and earned season high series with 614.
Team members arc Pat DeMOOY\ Teri Lund and
Elaine Carsley. Ousley had high individual series
with 659.
•The big Scratch 6-Gamer Anniversary
Tournament is just a couple weeks awat: Someone
wilLbc walking out oL.Kona Lanes with a check
for at least S3,000. :
James Dery and Gary Toyama are not going to
need to worry abotjt coming up with their entry
fees for this event as they won spots last Saturday
night.
Dery rolled to first place regular
Scratch 6-Gamer, averaging 237 on the
The team received $2,800 for first
place.
FX Bowling Supply snared the •
second-place prize or $1,900. They also
had the high team series for the season
-2,635.
way to a 1,424 set. He picked ·up an .
Anniversary Tourney spot and $300 cash.
Toyama's spot was won with a 1,406
set and he added S 130 to his bankroll.
Inducted into the Orange Coast College Athletic Hall of Fame recently at the Pirates' second
annual ceremony were, from left, 36-year OCC coaching veteran Ray Rosso, volleyball star
Laurie Adams Lambie (1981 -83), and baseball home run slugger Joey James (1985-87).
Amazingly, neither bowler won a
idepot or a block pot.
BOATING Team members, and their averages,
are: Gregg Nelson, 208; Don Garrison,
205; Jde Nelson, 191, and Melvin Jay,
184. Gregg Nelson tied with Eddie Katz
for the men's high series mark -762.
Mike Haugen finished third with 1,398
for $120 and Steve Salzman was fourth
with 1,393 for S75. Salzman won two of.
the last three sidepots with ga(Tles of 252
and 268 and had a 722 second set. Pushing through blue waters in recent races
Eddie Kntz led the league average list
at 215 followed by Mike Hornacek with
212; Andy Waltrip, 211; Jim Gilchrist,
210; Gregg Nelson, 208; George Gillett,
Bowling The Scratch 6-Gamer normally rolls
every Sunday night at 8:45. Howeve r, due
to the holiday, the tournament will be
Thirty-four boats in ~o -flasses
competed in Mission Bay last
weekend at the Senior & Ma~ter
Naples Sabot Nationals.
207, and J.J. Krukenkamp with 206.
moved to Monday night -same time.
There were five bowlers at 205 and 11 others at
200 or better. Sixty-two of the 72 bowlers were at
180 or better.
This will be the last opportunity for 6-Game
bowlers to win an entry into the Anniversary
Tourney.
Saturday brought southwesterly
breezes 6-10 knots and Sunday
had southerly breezes to 14 knots.
•The Arena Sports 510 Ladies Classic finished
its winter season last Tuesday.
•The Costa Mesa Senior Citizens Club league
(Swingers) has started its summer season. San Diego Yacht Club ran the
event at Mission Day YC 'enue.
Taking first place was the "Rack M 'N Crack
M" team of Vee DeVault, Barbara Kilmer and
chiropractor Michelle Quam. Quam finished with
the league high average (182) and her team had
The league bowls a trios format and is still
looking for players. If you would like to join this
fun league, stop by this Monday (or next) at 12:45
and ask for Secretary Flo Vivian.
The top five in both the Senior
divi sion (under 40) and Ma~ter
(over 40), with skipper, yacht club
and total points arc li~ted.
I, 719 for season high series. '
The team of "5 at a Time" rolled to second
Cherie Nngy, tt•hose bowling column Dppcars in
the Dnily Pilot every Snturdny, is the Gcncrnl
Manager of KonD L:Jncs in Costa Mesa.
Also listed below are the results
from the Balboa Yacht Club·~ May
Twilight Series, held e\ery
Wednesday in May, and the South
DREAM TEAM
Prem .... 11
the campaign to raise his average to .316,
and also led the PCL runner-up with three
homt runs.
Pedro Arceyut also used his right arm as a
defensive weapon behind the plate, nailing
would-be base stealers, and even throwing
behind runners to pick them off. Estancia
Coach Paul Troxel also credits him for much
of the success of the Eagles' pitching staff.
Martinez, a center fielder, continued to
produce with his trademark quiet
consistency. He finished the regular season
hitting .338, with 27 hits, 17 runs and 10
stolen bases. He was another two-time
first-team all-leaguer.
Davis, who played left field, right field and
some second base, earns the AJl·District left
field-spot. He hit .321 with 25 hits, 25 runs,
14 RBI and 11 steals as the Sea Kings'
leadoff man-.
1 CdM sophomore Chad Johnson, a transfer
from Santa Margarita, completes the outfield
in right. The left-hander hit .333 with 18 RBI
and a team-high four home runs.
Also a part-time first baseman, Johnson'
won his only pitching decision, fanning 12 in
15 innings to post a 3.32 ERA.
Bryan Bear, a CdM junior, is t~ third
baseman, after hitting .342 with 11 RBI, 16
runs, one homer and six doubles. He was
also solid defensively.
Hlista, who led the district with five home
runs, is the shortstop. He hit .278, but nearly
half of his hits went for extra bases. He also
helped out on the mound fo r the Sailors.
Urban, who debutes:J on the var!.ity by
t}lrowing a complete-game victory and
launching a home run in the season-opener
against Costa Mesa, gets the nod at second
base, though he played mostly at shortstop,
when not pitching.
Urban impressed with a .329 batting
average and a team-high 14 RBI. Pitching
with inconsistent offensive support, he won
just 2 or 11 decisions, but posted an effective
2.23 ERA, with 41 strikeouts in 66 inning .
Steck edged some quality candidates at
first base, due to his consistent effectiveness
for a program that has won 10 games
combined the last t"'o seasons.
Steck hit .328 with eight RBI and seven
doubles, and also hurled 11 team-high 611/.1
innings on the mound en route to a 3.03
ERA and a ·3-6 record.
CdM senior Jeff Bowman fills the utility
role, and is th e district's lone representative
in the Orange County All-Star Game, June
7.
Dowm:in finished 4-2 with a 2.22 ERA und
44 strikeouts in 47¥.1 innings, and drove in a
team-high 20 runs with a .329 batting
average. He also scored 17 runs and added
sound defense at short and second, when not
pitching.
Cabrera, the district leader in victories,
DEEP SEA FISHING
fltlDAY'I fllM COUNTS
Dn•'f'• Leeker - 6 boats. 233
anglers. 36 yellowtail, 21 bonito, 211
b;irracuda, 56 calico bass, 39 sand
bass, 24 sculpin, 12 sheephead, 38
~hitefish, 1 black sea bass (released),
20 t mackerel.
Schwartz wins twice
at Speedway races
Newpert L•ndl111 -5 ~u. 104
anglers. 4 yellowt.1il, 1 ~hilt sea bus, 135
b.lrracuda, 73 calico bus, 14 und bass, 5
rocltflsh, 28 Kulpin, 7 bonito, 6 blue
perch, 116 mackerel.
TODAY¥1 ICMIDULI
Davey's Locker (673·1434) -l/J day,
lto:aws 6 a.m.; rt'lurns noon; l/J d;ay,
leo:aves 12:30, returns 5 p.m.; ¥• d;a~,
leaves 7 a.m., rtturns 5-6 p.m.;
Twilight, IHves 6 p.m., returns
midnight; Sharie fishing, leaves 6:30,
rttums 1 a.m.
Newport Landing (675-0SSO) -
'll·day, leavn 6 a.m., returns noon;
'll·day, ~aves 12:30 p.m., returns S
p.m.; Twilight, leaves 6:30 p.m., returns
mldnlghl; Full-day, leaves midnight,
returns 6-7 p.m. Sunday.
COSTA MESA Costa Mesa's
Bobby Schwartz emerged victorious in
both the scratch main and Coors Light
Championship Challenge events Fnday
night during the weekly Speedway mo-
torcycle racing program at the Orange
County Fairgrounds.
Schwartz outdueled Brad Oxley to win
the five-man, four-lap scratch main event. Mike Faria wa
third, followed by Don Odom and Robert Pfetzing.
Josh Larsen of Balboa was the winner of the eight-man,
eight-lap handicap main event. Newport Beach'~ Mark
Hannah was in the middle of the pack, placing fifth.
The results:
SCAATCH MAii. (4 lapt)-1. lobby Sdtwa.rtz (CotU Mesa); 2. Brad Odey
(Sal\ JYM); 3. MIU Faria (Apple Valley); 4. Oon Odom (Redondo Beach); S.
ltobtt1 ".c.dna (Twtin ftanCtl).
HANDICAP MAIN (9 l.lps)-1. Josh urun (~lbcN); l . Ml•t f&rla (Apple
Vaffey1; l . Ed Cutro (()fa)); 4. Andy Northrup (°'1tuio); s. Marl. Hannah (Newport hid!); 6. OoUg Nicol (Palos Ver~•>: 7. Cteg Aytirs <An.thelm); 8. Shawn McConnell (ltff).
SUPP<>n Cl.ASS (S lapt)-1, ltandy SllinMr (Guden Cr~).
CHAMPIONSHIP CHAllfNGE-1. lobby Sdlwaru (Cos~~.
SIDECAR MAIN -1. Dirt. Gardner and Doug lynch (ltivtnlde).
won 8 of 11 decisions with a 1.94 ERA over
a district-high 79Y.i innings. The right-hander
also struck out 59 and walked only 31.
Senior Dan McMillan rounds ou t the
pitching staff, boasti ng an impre~sive 75
strikeouts in 57 innings. He won 6 of 9
decisions, collected three saves, and compiled
a 2.33 ERA.
MacMillan, who battled shoulder sorenes
the la-st month of th e season, achieved the
season's individual highlight March 10,
pitching a perfect g<tme for a l·O victory over
Foothill in the consolalion semifinals of the
Newport Elks Tournament.
ALL·NEWPORT·MESA DISTRICT
(Dally Pilot aelectlona)
, Player of the Year
Jairo Arceyut, Estancia 413, 4-7 Sr.
First team
LF-Myles Davis, CdM .321 Jr.
CF-Art Martinez, EstanCia .338 Sr.
RF -Chad Johnson, CdM .333 So.
3B -Bryan Bear, CdM .342 Jr.
SS-Brett Hlista, Newport .278 Sr.
2B -Joe Urban. Newport .329 Fr.
1 B-Ryan Steck, Costa Mesa .328 Sr.
C-Pedro Areeyut, Estancia .316 Sr.
UT -Jeff Bowman, CdM .329,.4-2 Sr.
P-Dan MacMillan, CdM 6-3 Sr.
P-Jose Cabrera, Estancia 8-3 Jr.
Hughes, Spirit bask
with title in hand
Stefanie Hughes of Corona del Mar I ligh
is a member of the Fountain Valley Spirit
club soccer team that recently \\On the Cal·
ifornia State Championship.
This is the first step in the National Cup
Tournament leading towa rd the nation:il
championship.
The Spirit, a team for girls under 18, has
compiled nn overall 53-2-0 record this sea-
son. This team reached the final four in
1992, placing third in the nation.
On July I, the preliminary rounds of the
National Cup regionals wilt start in Bakers·
field , with the semifinals and finals on July·
3. The Spirit wilt be representing Southern
California and will be competing with the 1
teams representing each of the 14 western
states.
From this tournament , a winner will '
emerge to represent the West in the final
four in Blaine, Minn. at the end or July.
Hughes graduates CdM this June and
will be playing for the University of Wash-
ington next year on a soccer scholar hip.
Shore Yacht Club's t\1a) H1b.ich1
Series.
In the Hibachi Series, the re·
suits are. based on a tot.:il ol four
races held from t\tay 4-25. ·A total
of 42 boats represe nting six diflcr·
enc yacht clubs competctl in th1:
series.
SAIOT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
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YOUTH SPORTS
Key track meet today
LONG BEACH -The Southern California Municipal Athletic Fed-
eration -,outh track and field championship meet wall take plafe today at
\ ctc1 dli~ Mcmom1I !>tJd1um beginning JI 10 d.m. r •
Athlctc!I who ha"c compe ted in !ll!\ er.ii quJhfymg track meet\ m the
pa~t t\\u monlhl> \\-ill be competing an a \dftct~ of e\1.:nt' toda~. ·
The event are the 50. 100, 200 and 400 meters. the _.()() meter relay
and field e .. en~. ~ftbaU throw. long and' high JU mp. and the <;hot put.
fhc local athletes representing Nc\\port Beach "ho arc betv.cen the
ages of 1:1ght and 13. qual1fietl for tlm meet h) fani<ihJnl! in the tup three
tn their event at the ~fay 7 Orange Count~ Munictp.il Athletic A'-.t'\Cta·
th 111 11.11 .. k meet in \11-.'!un \ 1\..)\1.
uK..11 athlete-., h~ ye.tr ot h1rth. v. ho ha' e qu.1h1tetl, "'llh thl.'1r quJhl\
ang tame' 1n thei r rc~pCl..ll\L C\.t:llt from thL \1,J\ ., mc~t
aovs
1980: 100-Brad Beuchlll, 14.2; 200-Beuchat, 26.4. __ _
19U· 100 -CJule tbrl., fi.9; longjump-Cl•rl 14·9''1.
198); .ioo-Travis Burddee, 1·10 1, 800 -~.ardsltt, 2:43; 400 reln -0~ 1Ui1
\'\ush.111, Ning. 1:03.2; long jurnp-D•n"I M.lrsh•U, 11-3.
198i>: SO-Bobby M.1l.1nga, 8.2; 200-Ch•d 0..ens, J6.0; 400-0..en\, 1:20.96: 400
rela)'-Br•wner, Brockelscfien, McG•uley, P.1lchll.off, I 14
Ol•U
1979: 400-Shannon Gib on, 1:07.6; 1,600-Jaime Swuberg. 5:37, long
jump-Gibson, ll·9'l.
1980: Shot put -una Odellee, 25·0.
1981: 400-Meg.1n Brawner, 1:06.9; 800-Br.wner, 2:40; "00 relav-Rheel, knes,
8r.1wner, Pulter, 1 :00. .
1982: 200-Christina Howud, 31.7; 400-Sar•h C.rdner. 1:09.2: 800-G.lrdnt'r, 2:37,
and Howud, 2:50; High jump-Alli Hobbs, 3·10. .
1983: 400 -Sommer Owens, 1:06.1 ; BOO-Sommer O..ens. 2:)4, .and Jenn)' Cummins,
2:48; 400 relay-Steen, Enger, Sanders, Simon. 1-ll0.8 High jump-Am~ Sander "-0·
Long jump -Sandt'rs 12-S; Softball thrO't'I -llulher Simon 96-0.
1984· 100-uura G1rdner 14.9· 200-Gardner, 31,9, 400-hit.1 C.uhllo, 1:13.6, 400
relay-Beel.er, Curry, Dugg<t~, H.1Peman, 1 :06; Softball throw-J1tli.1n Bowen, 96--0,
1985: 200-Veromque Robert, 34.0; 400 reta~ -Steen Re~hl, Bu1llngham, D•~ 1.08;
Long jump-Robert. 9-10. 1986~ 50-MehsH Swigert, 9.0; 100-Eli1:.tbelh Cl.1"1on 16.2 .1nd '"'~rt 1 l ; 400
rtlay-daY.fon. Swigert Hendricb, low-~. 1:16.4; lonit jump -cta~1on 9-0: ~b.111
throw-le1la Hendrioo, 52-4.
Bobby Sox begin tourney today
A dotcn softball playe rs from
the Pacific Coast Bobby So'
League in Ne\\port Beach, includ·
ing three members from the
league champion Melon Ub2ers.
form the league's all·star tra\eling
te:im that w.ill compete 1111 week·
end at the We stern Regional in
Las Vegas.
1ne league's all-st:ir te.im,
called the Newport Blue!I, open~
play in the double-climinJt1011
tourney today tlgainst Bcltno\\cr Jt
2 p.m. al Mountain View P:ir~.
Girls range in age from 8-1 1.
All-stars from the Mel\ln Dia£·
ers, "hich lini~hed lhe regul.ir ~CJ·
son undefeated, including J 9-3
victory over 1he Hurrit:ine la t
Saturday to clinch the title, :ire
Kristen Smith (pitcher1th1r<l ba~e),
Piper Phillips (rir~t ba e) Jnd Jen·
nifer Miller (outficld/infidd)
Other all-star · include Debra
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ll..>nnic h.1iN:~ ( 0ut Ii.: IJ p11d1i.: r),
Jcnniler ~hi·fJh) (0ut11clJ) Am)
~lurph} (l'l\Jtt.cldJ, ~t1111wu Pham
(p1tchi.:r 1h1rtl h.N: ), Kelli .. \\ ooJ,
(c.itchcr ml1dJ), Ji•) "it Denni-.
1 mt1e:IJ oull1clJ). 1\nJrea A'hwn
(1111ldJ vuttidJJ .111J P;.itt1 l'auJcn
(c..1ld1u 1n11clJ).
Teri) Pl111lip' ;rnd DJnn\ Cl,.'uJ
.tre the CllJ~h.·, 1'.alh\ C l\.1uJ i,
the m.1n~1gcr.
\, 1.·,11111~tcJ .• ll girl' plJ~ in
the 1'Jcit1.: (\,,,,, Uobh' So\
Le.ague th.it h,1, J l 1c.1m' i he re ·
g1ona l tourn ... mcnt in La' Vl!!P'
run~ through ~tonJ.1\.
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Aichltd G. loy«, 1001 Mll1uo Okura, 10143 • .;c·-.. ~d 'SUiM ~...... Cathryn ~A-;; = ... R Orange County
Dama1cu1 clroi.. Cott• PUIUC IOTICI PUii.iC IOTICI • "1alC IOTICI McteMM Av. .. Otanllda n.-r ..... ~ ....... 21 PUIUC IOTICI .,,,_ 91.atement waa filed ~~-!~ ........... .-· pott 1914 M CA t2e2t .... CA tt344 ~-..,.. ..._... ,...... ' f ...... -.,, ""' _ _.. ::V· L. eoy.r, 1001 Dam-Flollll•• 1 ....... Pie••• Mlwako Okura, 10943 l"4. HOIUt ,.. .... ,:... ~::~'Xn ~';: ~. ~!cf ~~~·~J:uJ0,,. PubMehed
ucu• Clrc:ll, Co.ta ...... ..,. ... Nw ••lne•a.... •aln••• ,._ MdeMan Ave.. Orll\llda ........ _..._.. N--a..cn. ..,...._ 19M Th reci11trant(1) com· COata Mesa D CA e2U8 .......... ... •••• ne ......... ...... CA.,,.. .---........... .......... F8074tJ • l WI bU-1-28 Pwneta v. Boyet, 1oot The 1o11ow1ng per.one .,. The ta11owtng pereone .,. The 1a1ow1ng per90na .,. Tt\la 1>u11ne.. tr con-Coaaa Mesa 0-'V Plot M.y The tollowlng paraone .,, tntneed o Iran Flc:tlllout 1, 14, 2~, • 1
OamHCUS Clrcf•. COiia doing bullnttl at: ~ bUtlr'9e8 M! dolnQ bUtlMtil •: ducCed by. ·~ and 14, 21, 21. June 4, 1994. doklG bUtlnetit .. : Publllhed Newporl. Beach· nee• undtf' the
Meu, CA IJ2628 PLACENTIA RADIAlOA. at i.EWPOAf SKI, b) NE'°'180RHOOD CAEOO wife .. Sa005 ~ AceountinQ S.· Costa M ... Dally Pilot May 8u-'M11. Name(t) titted
Tnl1 bu1lnHs 11 con-JOt E. S.nta Ft, P1ac.n11a. ~ SHOWBONU>, CORRECTION IUREAU, The regltlranl(I) com-.,1•1 _.. llOTICI vlcH, lt21 Pawfuck•t 1, 14, 21, 28, 1994. ~i::vonR= ~ .. !:, -----
ducied by: a genlfll PM· Ctllf. t2e?o o) NEWPORT SHOW· 3151 R9Cltlll Awnue, Sul&9 menced lo ~ ..... ~ r-Dr~, Huntlnglon a.eh, Sa983 Thlt .~aliment was fii.d ne1stlip . 1uiM Aragundi, 2.138 So. SOAAO SHOP, d) HEW· 270. Coria M•1•, CA neN ~ .,. r..,.,......., Plotltleue CA 82tl4e with c ty Cler'k of
The r1gl1tr•nt(1) com-CecSw St.. Sarna Ma. c.,11. PORT SKI oo .. •) NFN· l2ut 8u11Mt1 NarneC•t llN<f •ualn•M Nw JM* Faye Jonee, 8121 PUBLIC NOTIC! Ofang~eouC:: on April 29 Shit
monctd to transact t>u.i. 92707 PORT SNC>W\l()4RD co. .. ~ AccitllMllCe abOve"On: $-11-94 P..WCklt onv.. Huntlng· --·'ti ... -• The follow! neH unci.t ~ Flctitlout lfmt Aragundi; 2.13a So. 2700 WltC Coatl Hwy •• Corpor&Uon, (Calitomla), 8 Mileuo Otlura ltatelMnl too Betch, CA t2e.4e r ... 11 -· 1994 ng
Buslne11 Narne(s) 1!1'-d Cedat St .• Santa Ana, CA Newport~ CA 92"3 Cormorant, Newport Thia I~ Wat tli.d Tiie following pettOnS .,. Thlr bu1lneH It con-au ....... Name . F8074ff ~'EP ~E'=
abOv• on: .. 29-94 92707 Newpott Sid Co., <CA). Beach, CA 92MO with the County Cln of d<>lng bul1neU u : d~ed by: an Individual ltat•ment Pubhthed Newport B .. ch·
G90VAIWll Aragun<tl, 2138 2700 West Coast kwy. This ' t>utl~H II con-Orange County on May t t, GREENllGHT STUOIO, Th• registrant(•) com· T~ following ptrsons .,. Coll• Mesa Dally Pilot May =I~ ~~~Os
So. c.<1., St., Santa Ana, Newporl Betch, CA 92643 dueled by:• coroorafion HMM. 1&12 Matlnerl Ot., Newport ~ to 11111\UCt butl-doing bullne11 u: 7, 14, 21, 28, 1994. Jer L Lazar On the move? Callf. 92707 Thi• bu1ln•1• It COrl-Th• regl1lrant(•) com-PeOl287 Beach, CA 82MO ""' uncw the FietJtioua AMERICAN CREDIT IN· Sa985 Pi.:1 °' I ....
Thll business 11 con-ducted by. a COfJ)OfaliOn menc:ed lo llanaact bull· PUblllhed Newport Be.c:~ Kalhy Aviva P~. t012 B1,11l,,e11 Nam•(I) listed DUSm lES, 1500 E. Katella, CA 261 ., -w Sell your extra ducted by: • ~,., l*t· The reg111rant(1J com-""' under 1~ Fldlllous Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May Marine,. Dr., Newport abOll• on: NIA St• 1, °'~·CA 92667 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi: b~alnll
ho Sehold netthlp menced to tranuct butl-8u11n .. 1 Name(•) Ntted 21 28 J g 13 1w. Beech, CA 926fJO Janie. Faye Jon.-AftOfdable COflCePll, Inc., ducted b
U Th• regl11rant(t) com-.,... under the Flctltl(Xjt tb0\#9 on: ~94 • • une ' ' • L-.onatd Green, 333 South Thi• statement w11 flied (California). t 500 E. Ka""' Flctltlou• Y. an
items rnenced to tranuct bus!-Bullnen Name(s) ll1te<1 NelghborhOOd ~ . Se0l9 Grand Avenue, lot Ang• With the County Cl8fk o( Ste 1. Or9na•. CA 9288~ Bualn•H Hame ~.:,·'l!,'~~n in Classified ,,... under UM Flclltlout abc>Ve on: 5-3-94 Corp., CEO/Qlalrman. Gor· PUBLIC NOTICE lea, CA 90017 Ofange County on May 6, Thi• buifnt11 Is con· Stitem•nt nd
-......:.-...."'""'==---..---1 Bualnna Narne(I) U1ted Newport Ski Co .. Janet L don W, De8oer • Thia butTnllf II con-1994. 'ducted by: I ca<poratlon The following persons tre e:~n:Sa •N,':;,
above on: 3-9-94 Nlcholu, BookkM!* Thlt t1atemenl wat filed P'loUtlous ducted by: ce>-1W1Mra F809193 Th• reglatrarit(s) com-doing business 11: • Irma Aragundi Thia 1tat11Nf\t wu filed with the County Cllf'IC of Bualnua NaMe The regl1trant(1) com-Published Newpon Beach-menced to trM\UCt bull· VERONICA'S PRODUCTS, ~boye rL!28-
0BlTUll ny 888 Thfa statement wa.a flied with the County Cieri< of Orange Covnty on -'Pfll 29, atatem.nt ~ lo transact ~sl-Costa Meu Daily PUot May ne11 under 1n. Flcti!lou1 2380 Harbor Plvd,. 1202, T~lr ttate~~nt
non with the County Clerk of Orange County on May 3, 1~ • The followtng J)9rlOf1I .,.. nth under the Flcllt ous 14 21 28 June 4 1994 Buslne.. Name(•) listed Costa Mesa, ca·92626 w'lh tit• Covnl
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Orange ~nty on April 18, 1994 ~ F807I03 dol busl 81• Bu1lnHs Na1N(1) list.ct ' • • • S · above on: 4-19·94 . Mike Madden, 2380 Har· 1 C
1994 F807900 PubU1hed Newport·8each-wHK-E O~lNG SER· aboYe on: nl• a009 Affordable Concepts Inc.,/ bor Blvd., 1202. Costa ~~ge ounty 0 FLANECIN Fee>et03 Publl1hed Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May VICE, 398 w. Wilson H·119, Kathy Aviva Poppers PUBLIC NOTICE II President , -Mesa, CA 92628
Robert Edgerton Publlshed N•Pott Beach· Colla M ... Dali¥ Pilot May 7 14 21 28 1994. Costa Mesa CA 92627 This atat~nt was filed Thia 1tat1ment w11 liled This business Is eon· . ed F I a n • g I n 1 2 Co a M Dall p·1 t Ma June 1 994 ' ' ' ' Alct\ d ~ Whll• 398 with lh• ..,.,.,nty Clerk or FklUtlou• With lh• Couniy Cle1k ot ducted by· an lndlvldval Pubhsh Newp
passed away May 22: 7 :4 211~~ 1tl,. 10 Y 21• 28' 4' 1' 1 s.020 Sa979 w :i1eon H·119 'eo1t.& Ofange County on Af>tll 29, Bu•hwu Neme Orange COYnty on AprU 29, The reg.lstrant(s) com· Costa MHa Dally
1994 at his residence ' • • • · Sa&44 PUBLIC NOTICE Mm, CA 12627 ' 1994 atat•in•nt 1994 menced 10 transact bu•I· 7, 14, 21, 28, t99
In S~ta Marla, CA. A PUBLIC NOTICE ROM White, 398 W. Wilson F807412 Tile folk>Wlng person1 at• F807521 ness under the Fictitious
former Corona det PUBLIC NOTICE FloUtlou• H·119 Costa Mna CA Published Newport Beach· 1101ng buslnn1 a1: PubllSh111 Newport Beach· Business Name(s) llsted1------
Mar resident for over Flotltlou• Bualnesa Neme 928271
' Co1ta Mesa Dally Pilot May PACIFIC BOOkKEEPINQ COila Mesa Dally Pilot May abov• on: 5-6·94
40 years, Mr. Flanegln FlcUtlou• Bualneu Na1119 a .. tement Thl1 bu1lnH1 11 c.on· 7, 14, 21, 28, 1994. COMPANY, Suite 170, Bay. 7, 1•. 21. 28, 1994. Ml~e Ma~d81'1 flied
was born Sept. 4, Busln•u Na..,. lbit•.m.nt The following pe1eonr are ducted by: husband and Sa982 side Square, Corona Del s..991 Trhs ~ta ~menttyw~~ k 1 1921 In tilghland Statement The fOllOWlng person• are doing buslne11 u : wife · Mat, CA 92625 w I • oun er o
Park Michigan He re-The folJowlng pertons are doing buslne" 11: AGGRESSIVE SPORTS. The regl1tran1(s) com· PUBLIC NOTICE Ro11bud Corporation, PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on May 6. Stal•m• ' . doing bvslneu u : OFFI CE SOLUTIONS WEAR, 214 ~ E. Balboa menced to transact bull· (Washington State), t994 The lollow1ng P
tired In 1983 as Senlo~ a) CONCEPTUAL ARm.· BUSINESS PRODUCT & Btvd., Newport Beach, CA ness under the Flctitlous FlcUUou• Thi I buslneu It con· Fictitious F800t13 doing business as
Vice President ol Mar MATIC b) ONENESS CON· SERVICES, 22465 E. La 92661 Business Name(t) lilted Bu•lneu Name duct~ by:• oorpa<atJon Bush\•U NH\• Published Newport ~3ch· GENISTAR, 2166
ketlng & Sales Cror CEPT, 'c) INFINITE DYNAM· Palma Ave., Yorba Unda, Jerry EdWatd Nine, 2216 ab<>Ve on: 4-94 ltal•fft9nt The reglatrant(s) com· Stateinent Cosla Mesa Dally Pilot May Cir., Huntington B
Transcon Freight o. ICS, d) BRUN~RDOT, 1) CA 92687 E. Martha Ave., Orange, C~ Rlch1td Earl Whtte The lollowlng PlflOnl are menced to transact ~utl· The following persons are 14 21, 28, June 4, 1994. 92~6 after over 29 years. DOLPHIN BUSINESS AP· Cynthia Malrena, 7309 E. 92887 Thi• 11,atemenl was filed dolnQ buslne11 as: ness under the Flctlllous doing business as: ' Sa006 Ginger Lynn
He was a veteran ot PUCATIONS, f) PARADIGM Saddlehom Way, Orange, Tony Slephen Fost8', 214 with the County Clerk of MAS"TERUNE DRYERS & Business Name(s) llsred a) SCOLA PROPERTIES, 21661 Saluda Cir.,
U.S: Army Air Corp SHIFTI, 281& Raqu1ta, CA 92669 ~ E. Balboa Btvd., New· Orang• County on May 20, ACCESSORIES, 1515 W. at>ov1 on: fl/a , b) SCOLA INVESTMENTS, PUBLIC NOTICE ton Beach, CA 92
during WWII as a 8-17 Newport Beach. CA 92660-Rob911 J. Malrena, 7309 E. port Beach. CA 92661 t994 MacArthvr BIVd., Suite 5, Ro.Hbvd Corporation, 1532 KHI Dr .. Corona del This bu~lne~s
pilot with 1211.1 mil· 3510 Saddlehom Way, Orange, This butln1u 11 con· F809878 Costa Mesa, CA 92626-Robert Frazier, Pres. Mat, CA 92625 . Flctltlou1 ducted by. an mdl
slons before being Paul Fitz-Gibbon, 2615 CA 92669 ducted by: a general part· Published Newport a.ach-1414 Thia statement wu filed Ralrh H. Shimer, 1532 Bu•ln•H Nam• The registrant(
shot down. He was a Raqueta, Newport Beach, Thia business Is con-Mrthlp Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May Joni McLaren-Henry, 3401 with the County 01111'k of Kee Di., Coiona del Mat, Statemertt menced 10 l(ans
P.O.W. In Germany CA 9266~3510 ducted by: husband and The regl1trant(1) com-28 June 4 1' t 8 t994 So. Plaza Or .• #K, Santa Orange County on April 29, CA 92625 , The following persons ate ness under the
and Russia for 18 This business Is con· wlf1 menced to transact bull· • • • • · Ana, CA 92704 1994 This business is con-doing business as: Business Name(
months and received ducted by: an Individual The r1gl1trant(1) com· ne11 under the Fictitious Sa029 Thi• bu~lne11 , It con-F807481 ducted by: an Individual N.T. Outpost, ~37 Newport above on: not appl
the Purple Heart and The reglslrant{t) com-menced to transact bu1I· Business Nam1(sl listed PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by. an Individual Published Newport Beach· The t1glstrant(s) com-Canter Dtlve, Newport ~fger L Reynold
2 Bronze Stars His menced to transact busl· neas under the Fictltlout above on: 5-17·94 The reglstrant(s) com· Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May menced 10 transact bust· Beach CA 92660 . s statement
1 d ci 11 nes1 under the Flctitlous Bu11ne11 Name(s) llated Jerry E. Nine Flctltlou• meneed 10 transact busl· 7 14 2, 28 1994 ness under the Fictitious AleK Wodchis 537 New. wnh the ounty hobbles bncl~ : 1~f • Business Name(s) listed above on: not 1'1)pllcabl• This statem1n1 was flied Bu•lneH Neme neu undet lh1 Flctltlous • ' ' ' · S 966 Business Name(s) listed port Center Drive, Newport Orange County on being a as el a an above on: no1 applicable Cynthia Malrena wllh th• County Cleek of Business .Name(s) llS1ed a above on: nJa Beach, CA 92660 l994
and lover of animals. Paul Fitz-Gibbon Thia statement was flied Orange County on May 17, St•t•m•nt Jlbo.lla_on; Aprll 28, 1994 PUQLIC NOTICE Ralph H. Shimer This business Is con· FO
Mr. Flanegln Is sur· This statement was med with tha County Clerk of 1994. d~~· f~~~ :!sons are Joni Mct..aren·Henry . This stalement was l•ltd ducted by: an lndMdual Publ_lshed Newpo
vlved by sons Robert with th• County Clerk of Orange County on May 20, . FIOl830 Theg Saddle~acic Valle Thl1 statement wu Med Flctltloue with the County Clerk of The 11g~st1a111(s) com• Cos1a Mesa Daily
M. Flanegln of Coto Orange County on April 29, 1994 Published Newport Beach· v 1 330 w B s/ with the County Cler,k of Busln•M Nam• Orange County on Ap11t 08. menoed 10 transact busl· 1 14 21 28 1994.
de Caza, CA and 1994 F80ff04 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May c~:· M1ia CA 92e'/1 ., Orange County on Aprtl 29, St•t•m•"' 1994 neu under the Fictitious , ' ' ,
Scott C. Flanegln of F8074M Published Newport Beach· 21 28 June 8 13 1994 Calllornla' Community t994 The foUowlng persons are F005t53 Business Naro•(•) llsledi-------N • w I) o 't Be a ch: Publlstled Newport Beach· Co1ta Mesa Dally Pilot May ' • ' ' s8016 News Inc .. 330 w . Bay St, Feo7400 doing business as: Publlshed Newport Beach· above on: 1-1·94
daughters Terry Flane-Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May 28, Ju119 4. 11. 18, 1994. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Published Newport. Beach· FIRST STEP INSURAN~E Costa Mesa Oaily Piiot May Ale• Wodehls
gin or Santa Mar1a 7, 14, 21, 28, t994. Sa038 PilBLIC NOTICE Th11 busln111 ts con· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May SERVICES, 2915 Red Hill, 7• 14, 21, 28, 1994. T,hl1 ttatement was filed
and Molly Flanegln, Sa988 ducted by: a corporation 7, 14, 21, ·~8. 1994. Sut11 G104, Costa Mesa. sa992 w11h the County Clerk ol ........_
Los Angeles; b1other1 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious The re~ls1rant(s) com-Sa980 CA 92626 Ofang1 County on May 6. ., ... ..,. •
w1111am c. FlaneglA of PUBLIC NOTICE F u 1 Bu•ln•H Nain• menc1d to 1tantact busl· PUBLIC NOTICE Becl(V Joyce Srolotf, 1935 PUBLIC NOTICE 1994. The following P8' Roland Helghi., CA le t oue ltale1'119nt ne11 under the Fletlllous Anaheim Ave., IB, Costa • F007809 t dolna butlnesa .. :
and Ted Flanegln ot Flctlttou• 8u•IMH Mam• The following peraona are Bu11n111 Nam•(•) listed FlcUUou• Mesa, CA 92827 FJctltlou• Published Newport Beach· NEWPORT BEAC
Michigan; grandson BualnHa H•m• 1 .. t•m.nt doing bus1M$1 u : 1b<>Ve on: NIA Thl1 bu1ln111 Ir con· BualnHa Ham• Costa MeH Dally Pilot May 6208 W. Coal H
Casey T. Flanegln· Statement Jhe following ~rsons 11• REE VE S SUS IN ESS Tht Saddlebac:k Valley Bualn•" Nam• ducted by: 90 lndMdull Stat•ment 14, 2t , 28, June 4, 1994. port S..Ch, CA
Butta of Senta Marla; The following pe11ont are aolnb buslnt11 u : A) TRAJNING, 2558 Santa Bit· Vole• Statement Th• r1glstran1(s) com· The following persons are J Sa907 OcNn Ent•prl and several niece and doing buslneas as: WRAl>S.ACS, B) FAMILY bara 1102, Costa Men, St.ate of California l"-following pe1sons are menced to t1ansact busl· doing business as· (Calltornla) &208
nephews PEAR RIDGE ASSOCI· HEALT ... TREE, 36 Rock· CA 92626 Tom John1on, Publisher doing buslnHs as_; ness under th• Fictitious NAPROTEX 4320' Campus PUBLIC NOTICE Hwy., Newport a.
A Celeb;auon of Re· ATES LP •• 567 San Nlcho-Ingham Drive. Newport John R"ve1, aame u This •t.alemenl wu filed CUSTOM AOUAttlUM IN· Buslnesa Nam1(s) listed Or., Ste , 21 o. Newpoil 92863 laa Dr., Suite 106, Newpon Beach, CA 92660 above with lh1 County Clerk ot STALLATIONS. b) CUSTOM above on: 4·29-94 Beach CA 92660 Fictitious Thlt bu1ln1•1 i memberance wlll be Beach, CA 92660 Und1 K. Satcan, 36 Rock· Sara Paddock. same as Ofange County on May 6, l\QUAAIUMS, 1678f Beath Becl(y Joyoe S10101t Mar ' s Champagne Buslneaa Name ducted by: a COfJ>Of
held Tuesday, May h31 Pear Ridge Associates LP. Ingham Drive. Newport above 1994. Blvd., Huntington Beach, Tiiis .stelemenl was filed CNF~P '2300 FalrvteV.: St•t•m•nl Thi registrant(•)
at l :OO P.M. at t e t851 Port Renwick Place, e-.ach, CA 92660 Thia business 11 con· F809't70 Ca. 926"7 Willl the County Clerk of 10204 'Costa Mesa CA The following persons 1118 menced to tran
Five Crown Restau· Newport Betel\, CA 92660 MIC:hael J. Safran, 36 ducted by: husband and Published Newport Beach· JamH Louis Mrazek, Orange County on April 29, 926215 ' ' doing business as: noso under tn. F
rant, 3801 Eaal Coast Robert J. Parsons O,P. Rockingham Drive, New· wile Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May 16601 LeG1and #C. Hun-199.f This buslnt1s 11 con· ITZAAAP, 817 Victoria St., Business Name(•)
Hwy •• Corona Oel Mar. 1851 Port Renwick Place. port Beach, CA 92660 Th• regl1tranl(t) com-J tlngton Beach, Ca. 92649 F'807177 ducted by: an lndivldual A20l. Costa Mesa, CA above~: 4-14-94
A reception will follow. Newpon Baaoh, CA 92660 This bualnua la con· meneed to transact butl· 14• 21• 28• une 4• 1994· Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Published Newport Beach· The reglstranl(s) cqm-926~7 Ocean Enlerprlae
In lleu of flowera me-Thia bu1lneas la con· ducted by: husband and n111 under th• Fictitious Sa1010 ducted by: an lndlvldual , Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May menced 10 transact busl· Renate \llctoila Palmer, Stan Cald.,
moflaft can be made ducted by: a llmlted Pllfl· Wile Bufln111 Nam1(s) listed PUBLIC NOTICE The regl11ran1(s) com-1 14 21 28 1994 nits under lhe Fictitious 817 Victoria SI 1\201 This statement wa
to a11y Disabled Amer· nerehlp The r1gl1lrant(s) com-ab0v1 on: 5-3-94 mtne•~ to transact busl· ' · ' ' · Sagn Business Name(s) listed Costa Mesa. CA 92621 ' with the County
lean Veterans organl· Th• registrant(•) com-meoced to transact bull-John Reeves FlcUtloue Mii under the Actlllous at>ove on: 5·2•-94 Thie business 19 con· Orange Cou.nty on
zallon or to Santa menced to transact l>utl· n111 under lh• Fictitious Satah Padctock 8ualMH Nam• Buslne11 Name(•) listed PUBLIC NOTICE Maiy S. Champagne ducted by: an individual t994 Marla Valley Humane ne11 under th• Actitlous Bu1ln111 Name(•) listed Thia 1tatem1nt wu flied above on: 1·1·90 This statement was filed Ttl• reitlslrant(s) ~.tom
society. 751 so. Black Bu1lneu Name(s) listed •bov• on: 5-MM with th• Counfy Clerk of The f :~•m•~J James Louis Mrazek . _...flcUtlo .wllh the Coumy-Crurk-01 menced 10 t1ansact t:>usl-Published Newport Road Santa Marla above on: .. 27·94 Mlehaet J. Safran Orange County on Mey 10, ctOI . : . Ii ':isl ee sons Al• This-lla~t was 1lled BualM .. H•m• 01ange County on May 24 ness under the Fictitious Costa Mesa Delly CA 93455 Oudley: Robert Ptrson1, GeMral Thia etatemenl wu flied t~ • D rg ~· ness a~: Ungl with the County Cieri\.. ol ltetem•nl t994 ' Business Name(s) tislod Apnl 23 30 Mey
Hoffman M.ortuary In ~f.'4'~tatemen~ was filed O~t~ 1:·c~i~ntyonc~: gf F8ot525 Be~cl,, 1i-:nPacl~~ co:: ?;:g• County on May 13, The toUowtng persons are Flt0217 above on: 4·29·94 amended pu'b41ca1
charge of luneraJ at· With .the Coonly Clerk of t99-4ng ty y ' Publlshed Newport Beach· wy, Huntington B-.ach, ' F'008577 "°~sJne11 II~ Published Newport Beach· ~l[lale Vi PaJmt". II d 211 1994 rangementa 0 Cou ty M · F 8 . Costa Mes.-Oaily Pilot Ml CA · CYBEA PRO, 3004 Jettrey Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May hll ,;ta emen wu I e ' • . ieng1 n on 8f ' 807 13 14, 21, 28, June 4. 1994. Steven J. Fields, 10 Alba Published N1~port Beach· Ave., IA, Co.ta Mesa. CA 28. June 4 11 18 t994. wlth th• County Cler.k of._ ______ _.
---------1 1994. Published Newport Beach· saoo3 East Irvine CA 92720 Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May 92626-2929 • • • S 028 Orange County on Ap11I 29, PUii.iC MOTi
F809100 Costa Meaa Dally Pilot May Barbara Fields 10 Alba 21. 28, June 6, 13, 1994. Andrew James Lothian, a 1994
Published N-.port. Beach· 7, 14, 21. 28, 1994. PUBLIC NOTICE East INln1, CA 926720 Sa015 3004 Jelfr•y Ave., IA, PUBLIC NOTICE F807$44
Cost.a Mesa Dllly Pilot May Sa969 Thie buslnui 11 con· UBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa, CA 92626-Published Newpon Beach·
14, 21, 28, June 4, 1994. Flctltloua ducted by: husband and P 2929 Flctltloua Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May ata....m
Sa008 PUBLIC NOTICE 8uelnH• Nam• wife · Flctltlou• -This bu.slne11 Is con· Builn•H N•m• 7, 14• 21• 28, 1994. The foloWlng '*'°
----------ltat•m•nt The registrant(•) com· dueled by. an Individual S'tat•m•nt Sa973 dOI bualneN u · HAllOl IAWN· PUBLIC NOTICE FJcllUoue The lollowlng persona are 1Nnced to eransact bu1I· Busln .. , Nam• Th• reglalrant(t) co~· The follow'ing persons are oo'Wia MARKETING
MOUNT OINI FJotltloue Busln .. • Name doing t:>uslne11 as: neH under the Ficlillous Stat•ment menced to transact bus•· doing business as: PUBLIC NOTICE Purdue OrfVe Cott.a ' c.m..y St•t•m9ftt WICKER WORLD / RAT· Business Nama(s) listed The following persons ate ness under the FlcUlious c AR e ER c 0 Mp AT· Ce 112628 •
Ctlel* • = •u•ln•H Name Tn. folloWlng persont are TAN TOO, 1125 Victoria St, above on: nJa doing buslne11 u : Buslnen. Name(s) li1ted IBIUTIES, 2093 Santa Ana . Fictitious Willlam M. Dovie Jr., , S . Statement doing bu1lnes1 as: Ste R. Costa Mesa, CA Stev•n J. Aeldt AMERICA CONSTAUC· above on. 5-1·94 Costa Mesa CA 92627 Bu•lnea• Name Purdue Dl'lve. Costa
' tf\llllg All Faiths" Th• followtng pecsons are HOME IMPROVEMENT 92627 Thia 11atemen1 was filed TION I TECHNICAL SER· Andrew J. Lothian James T.' Stout. 2093 Slatem•nt Ca 92626 ' 1625 Glaler doing business as: MORTGAGE, 2230 W. Wlnnlfied Deane. 30 Coe· with the Coonty Clerk ol vices. 5515 Alvlf Ave., Thl1 1tatement was filed Santa Ana Coste Mesa The followlng persons aie Thia burlnllt 11 Costa Mesa GLASS IMPRESSIONS BY Chapman Avenue, Suite morent Cir.. N1wporl Orange County on May 6. 1210, Newport Beach, CA with the County Clerk ol CA 92627 ' ' doing business as: ducil<I by· an lndMdu Lw-~·-==~--1 DAVID ALAN, 24-442 Loa 123, Orange, CA 92668 Btactl, CA 92660 1994. 92663 Orange County on May 2, Thia business 11 con· REICH PRODUCTIONS IN· The rei;j11trant(a) Ill Serra"°'· Laguna Niguel, Hom•owne11 Mortgage Harley R. Thompson, 30 F80ttl7 Stev•n Roderick Kelly 1994 ducted by: an lndlVldual TERNATIONAL SYNDICA· menc.cl 10 tnlnNct
P•c-~ CA 92677 and Equity Inc., (Delaware), Cormorant Cir., N•wport Published Newport Beach· 5515 River AVe.. "210, F80705t Th• raglatrint(•} com· TION NETWORK, 2797 MIS under the Fl .-.--,,_.,. DaVld Alan l<alocJ, 2.4442 2230 W. Chepman Avenue, Beach, CA 92660 C M Oal PU t M Newport Beach, CA 92663 Publlshed Newport Beach-menc.d to transact bust· Bunllng Clrcle, Costa Bullne.. Nanw(e) •llOlllAL PAM Loi Serrano1, Laguna Sulle 123, Orange, CA Thi• buain11s 11 con-0•~• esa 'Y ~ ay This bu11nes1 Is con· Coste Mesa Dally Piiot May ne11 under the Fletltlous Mesa, CA 92626 abOve on: 10-4-83
c.n.t.ry • Mottuery Niguel, CA 92677 92668 ducted by: CO-PartMl'I 14• t, 28• Ju"9 4• 1 · ducted by: an lndlvldual 1. t4, 21, 28, 1994. Business Name(s) listed Egon Reich. tam• Wllll1m M. Doyle Jr. Ch..,....• et.metory Barbara Ruth Kslocl, Thia bu1lne11 11 co,,. Th• r1gl1trant(1) com-Sa013 The r1gl1trant(a) com-Sa972 above on: NOT AP· fhls business ts con-Thla statement wu
!JSOO Pacific View 24442 Loa Ser1ano1. l.a· ducted by: a corporaUon rnenced 10 transact busl· PUBLIC NOTICE menced to transact busl· PUCA8L£ ducted by: an Individual with the County
Newport ~Ive guna Niguel, CA 92877 .. The registrant(•) cor)'I· nett under Y>• Fictl\lous ness under the Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE Jamea T. Slout The reglitranl(s) com· Orange County on
.,.._INI This bu1lne11 It con-minced 10 ttan1ac1 bus!· Bu1fn11s Name(s) listed Flctltloua Buslne11 Name(~) listed Thit statement was filed menced to transact busi-08. 1993 •••••••••I ducted by: hu1band and ne11 under the Fictitious •bove on: May 1. 1994 8 1 N ab0v1 on: not eppltcable Ffctltlou• with 1h• County Clerk of ness under th• Fictitious F • wile Bu1lne11 Name(•) »1ted Harley R. Thompson u1• n••• •,me S11111n R. Ke11y Bu1IM .. Main• Orange Coonly on April 24, Buslnest Natne(s) listed Publlahed Newport ... .-.11 The reglatr•nt(a) com-above on: ....a.e.-Thi• statement was filed tet•m9" This ttatement was filed Stat t 1994 above on· 4·26-94 •a•-menced to transact bull· Homeownera Mortgage with the County Cltf'k of The following persona are with th• County Cllfk of •m•n · Egol'\ Reich Colle ~a Daily Pilo llLL -•" Mii under tile Fictitious and Equity Inc., David Alt, Orang• Covnty on May 6, dNolng~?ILMll •L•: Orang• County on May 20, d~rn~ 1~~=~ :~•on• ara P bll h d New '!1::~ This stettmtnt was filed tobet 11S, 23, 30, No
Mortuary * Chapel Bu•lne11 Nam•(s) ll1ltd 1994 · AT11.11.... REA ESTATE ttM PRAYER THERAPY 307 24 u 1 e P a • with 1111 County Clenc ol 8, 1993. amended
Cremation above on: 4-9-94 TRAD E F80ttM APPRAISAL SERVICES b) F8ot9St NMh Sin 1 wooci'St Or· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Olangi County on April 29, uon May 28, 1994.
110 B<oadway David A. Kalocl Published Newport B•ach-~Af~~~~~ ~~P~!!~ Published Newport Beach· aoo•, CattYo~a9264t°' 28, June 4, 11, 18, 1994. 1994
Cotti Mes. Whe1her you'r• buying through clas~ied Costa Meu Dally Piiot May C•nl•r Dt., SUITE lSO, COiia Mesa Dally Piiot May Community ChlMch of the Sa031 F807410 Buy It. S•lt It. Fin ta.ttll or aemng, Ctaulfleo ,.A2 •e 8 14. 21, 28, June 4, 11M. Newport Beach, CA 92660 28, JuM 4, 11, 18, 1994. Peclfic (Calllomla) PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport B1ach-Ctaselfted •
covers atf your need1I -.... Sa007 Reb9cca Oulrot. 40t Fut-Sa032 Thia bu11n111 It con• Costa Meae Dally Pilot May ~======3
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Department •t th• Pilot It
pleued to announce a new service
now •vallabte to-new bu1tnea .. 1.
We wfll now SEARCH the name for
you •t no extra ch9f99, and ••ve you
th• time and the trip to the Court
House In Sent9 Ana. TMn,. Of COUrH,
after th• ... rch 11 completed we wm
file your flctttlous bu11ne.. name
statement with the County Clertc,
pubH1h one. • week for four WNka u required by law Md then fife your
proof of publlcatlon with County Ctertc.
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bu1lne11 statement at the Piiot Leg•I
Department, 330 West Bay, · Colta
Meaa, Callfomla. If you can not atop
by, plea• call u1 at (714) tM2~1.
Exte"'lon 315 ·or 318 and we wfll
m•k• arrangements for you to handle
thft proc.dure by mall.
If you ahould have any further
qufftlona, p..... call ue Ind we wtll
be more than glad to aullt you.
Good Luck In your
new bualnnall •
dueled bv: a eo<Poratlon Flclltlou• 7 14 21 28 ·-4 r. PUBLIC NOTICE Th• r1gl1lrant(1) com• ' ' ' • '""" · , _________ m•nced lo lranHcl bull· au.an. .. N•me Sa979 No matter
FloUtloue Mii Under the Fictitious Stetement PUBLIC NOTICE h t ' Bu•lnHI Name BualMll Nam•(•) listed Th• following P4H•ont are W a YOU re
lt•t•m•nt above on: nOI applicable dQlng ~linen a•: Flctltloua doing, your
The tOllowlng peraons ar• Community Chureh. of the PETER S EUROPEAN CAR Bu1ln•" Name hometown
doing bu1lne11 u : Peclflc, Doyle Ed1on, Pr•ll· ~71~~ts c~!i:OM!~ ~ ltatement
LAUJIENCE J. LAZAR & deht 92627 Thi following peraoni are newspaper
ASSOCIATES. 64 Rain-Thi• 1talement WU lllld Gino Stlaralkhanlan, 2'148 doing bullneu at: Tiie
wood, Allio Viejo. CA with the County Ci.rk Of Surlwood Lane H ntlngton ADVANCED CONSULTING ..., ...
92656 . . Orang• Covnty Oil Apfil 2t, Beach CA 92646 u 108 OlfVI 51., (Apt.8). New: •
t.aurenee Jon war, 64 1994 Thi• , t>u1lnH1 11 con· port ee-.c11, CA 02643
f\alnwood, Allto VlejO, CA F80H20 ducted by: .,, Individual Christopher Jo11ph Petitti, fits i ~158 b 1 1 Publl*l'ed Newport s .. ch· The teglitrant(a) com-1 1=08;;0;11v;•;;Sl;··~Vlll;;1~8;)~, N~ew;;·~;::=:=:=::;=! duct~~~ ;,·~~M~~on-Co1ta M111 Dally Piiot May menc:ed to tranuct. bull·r:
The recilatrant(I) com-7, 14, 21, 28, 1994. Mii 111\der tn. flctlllout
menc:ed to tran .. C1 bull-Sa975 8111ln111 Name(•) U11ed
ne11 under lh1 FlctlUous 8 NOTICE above on: •·10.9' Bu11n111 Name(t) listed PU LIC GJno Sl'laralkh&nlan
abo\#9 on· 4-15-94 Flotlllou•· Thlt atatem•nf wn flied Laurl'1Ce J Lazar w11h 111e county C1tf'k of
Thia atatement was flied •u•ln. .. Na~ O'Afl9• County on Aptll 2e.
with the County Clerk of The 1,.,!!!l~!ona are 1994 FIOJIOZ Orange Coumy ot1 APlll 11J, --~",. .....
1994 dOlnQ bUtlnet1 ••· Pvblllhed Newport Beach· P80HOO ACCUTEL COMMUNICA• Cotta Mita Dally Piiot May
P ... _6 .. TIONS, 9092 T91bert Ave., 1 1 2 ,..9 -~ Ublllhed Newi>Ort .,,._.,. 111, Fountain Valley, CA • 4, 1, ~ • 1.-. eo.t• MIH Dally PllOt M•y 92708 Sa967
14, 21, 21. June 4, 11194. Sally LC. Htf'nendn, 9092 PUILll' NOTICE
Sa002 Talbert 111. Fountain y.,.. ----""-----· r--,-U-8-L-IC_NO_T_l_C,;;;I;;.;;.,,;,;;' ';Yi,;":~!~... 11 con-P'lotltfou• 9UalneaaName dUc:1ed by: tit lndMdual
• ~loue The regl1lrant(1) corn-T"-..... ~ment u--• Name ~ to 1r-act busl-................ v Pf"IOl"I• are
............ ""' Und8' the ,lctftlo\11 doing bulinlll a1:
The lollO,WlnO peraona are lualne11 Name(•) lilted Commetclll PrOl*IY Con.
doing butlne11 a1: aboYe on: 4-21-M ~. 9322 'lick« Ave ..
POWl!A OJ PAOOUC. Sa#)' LC. HtmllndN Foune.in ValleY, CA 12708
TIONS, 10011 t.alnptotl Thlt etalement w11 filed Nancy O•lr Mon•h~"·
Ave.. Geri.ten Orove, CA With the County Clerk ot sTamehl b 1 1 ftt40 Or~ CQl,ln(y on A1>f11 21, • ua neu • con. Miik Anthony PINMlll, 1994 ducted by: tin lndM®ll t001t umpeon Ave. 1 12 P80f488 The regl11ran\(1) com•
Garden <kove CA NMO Publl•hed ,.,.wpott hach-~ lo trentaet bull· ~ ~::f~on-Colla-... .. Otit'/ '"°' M9'f :t,... ._.Na':(:,~=
11\e r•el1n•nt(1) corn. 1, 14, 21, 2', 1994. tbcWe on: NIA - -
menoed lo tranucl bull· Sd78 tuncy Monlhan :,_~N.':tar':= PUIUC NOTICI = ~ ~k~ ~on:._,._.. ,_......,. O!w'99 Coun(V on M9Y '·
The Pllet .............. 1994' NOett41n c .... Nled ,......... , 1t11 4 The moat compr•hen-The ~ peraont .,. u •11• llew,ert
etve end o~nt dlrec· doing~ H : leeeh.C•••• ••••
IOry of good1 and Mr-TH!' CAFI Al 242 N. hllr , .. , -.; t4, It, Yloes around! ... CO~ST HWY., 141 N ........... 4, ~ COMt Hwy •• &.....-e..d\, .. ,.
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... ICIOTICll PUIUC IOTICU Ml.IC llOTICll .. "*IC IOTICll PUIUC llOTICll PUii.iC llOTICU PUILJC llOT1Cll PUIUC aecmca PUIUC NOTICU PUl&.IC IOTICU
PUIUC IOTICI PUii.iC NCmel "'YOU ltiM A CMIJfTOR ~ IPPfCMI of Tf'IMc TM& P•TITIOM TO PUIUC IOT1CI PVIUC ll011CI PUIUC llOTICE Vw:, IUgg. "* JAMEi STA~T OI' ••~ or a OCMllll191111 cnc11or Of PhMlna .OnlMnce ~ CllMO& TM& NAiii WHmlE\' F-24 Fiie, SllftQ. A8MDOllMln °" .;o;.::C: the ...... ycMI ....... No. 100: and ~°' °" c..... .... ,.. .. , WIC •nca CITYOI' ,......... nw. MARY £USEY K..f °"
...... ua ua1 °" PICTITIOUS ~ daln\ w111 ... court ... ~ ..... • fair a _._ L 111neiu ...... MVmW OP coaTA •u .. ....._ .._. ~"'"' ... heeler, miw. ........ ..... •USU.•• um PSTITIOll TO and lnll a"°"'° ... per-~ vlllUe '°' a period .... • ... ... ........ cm .... TWP1C NOTICI ... t....... s £H SALAZAR .. 115.
TM.::::.:..••nt ~. l*IOfta =·~= ~~..:&; :Z~e50r-P\JR. ef YOLANDA fll08 '== =~~=.!_ ~·:=:tonaatt =-~:.(~~ 4:1 ~ ~.,. :::-Flclltlout lflelu1UMlne1°'1 HOWARD II. LMtQ lrom the CS. THEA GIVEN lhll a Draft ~T•N&QRO, e THE COSTA MESA CITY aUPPUK.I OV~ THE WAUER$, ~ ..... ,~y I ...... _... .......... ~ ,,,.,.,, & .,~ ~ OA elcll MOW•• ... • ol llrtt -.uanc. of fie 191· EnWonmenllll Imped ,.. -COUNC~ 'MlL HOLD A L Ho • 2311 P t -mav be ..,.,_ .. _... ~" b • Name: MASONRY SPE· Ill' •T-:"!"!'o lafa aa provided In MCUot1 poft (DEIR) hM beet\ pr• CAS• NU•D 81D ITUI NO. Me · v 1• or adllanee) on the 7th dlr of A Ol COUNTY AfE CIAUSTS, 82t Calle Embo--,.,.. -tlOO of the Callfomla Pro-perect In connection with AtTMla PUI LIC HEARING FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY Duma ... Nl'Nl)Ol1 Baach, Jurle 1994 a& 2 00 P.M. IC i~ANYd •,..~~t,~ cadura, San Clemente. CA c ... Ne. At7H8t bete Code. TM lime lot ~ the appllcallon noted OflOllJI TO SHOW THE ANNUAL REVIEW OF GIVEH that Hlll«I tMda wll CA 92eeo lhe premien Wfleft IWd ~. _.. -._ 92t72 To .. helra, btneflc:lat1es, Ing dalmt Will not expire atiov.. lnteretttd ~ THE CITY·WIDE TRAFFIC be r~td by IN City Of Unda Hovel, 2318 Pon property flaS bMf1 ltCHed IM2I The f'lctltlout Butlnau crtdlton, con4lngent crtdl-befOfe tcu monlhl from are encouraged to review CAUIE FOR CHANG• IMPACT FEE PROGRAM. Costa Mesa, 10 Ml: The Oumett. Newpon Beach, and wh1e:h Is located al
JalftH 0Hn Wllburn, Name re..,.,td to above tort, and .-.ont Who may the hearing date nollctd thlt DEIR and tubml1 any OP NAME THE TRAFFIC IMPACT C11y Clark. P.O. Box 1200, CA 926e0 AYRES SELF STORAGE, 11101-! Well Flral St., Wat flied In Orange County otherwlH be lnternttd In above comments they may with PETITIONER(S) Catoloe FEE PROGRAM HAS BEEN Colla Miii, Calilornla Kattn Nichol 14 CypreH 7012 Ernest Ave. Hunting..
Sanla Ana. CA 12703 on Mar. '· 1991, Fii• lhe will Of ntate, Of both, YOU. MAY EXAMINE the IO ma!(•. Coples of the Riot-Aguilar end Mal1ha L ESTABLISHED TO Fl-92828-1200, on ()( bef0<1 Pt Ln.. Newport Beach, CA ton Beach, Ca (714) 141.
Thlt butlntM 11 con-No.F486901 Of: HOWARD M. LANG, aka Ille kepi by the court." you DEJA and tuppoi11nO doc\r Monlenegro de Riot on be-NANCE THE IMPROVE· the hollr of 10;00 1 m. on 112660 . 7314, Landlo1d rtstrvfl duCt.cS by: an lndMdual Ronald J. Goernaat, 626 HOWARD MILSTER LANG .,. a peraon lnllfffttd In meflC• .,. available for r• hall of YOLANDA RIOS MENTS THAT ARE NECES-June 13 11194 II thtll be Bobbit Robena. 2 Dione. lh• right to bid al Iha ..,.
Tll• reglttranl(t ) com-Calla Embocadura San A PETITION hat bean Iha ntate, you may file YIN It the Planning 0.. MONTENEGRO, I mlOOf ~"u~~.~p~SCSTSTOH~ lh• 'resi>ons.bitity of the '8~~?-a sll!!..1!.,.,. -30351 PUJChatff mull be ~ rnenced to ttantact buti-Clemente, CA 92672' flied by MILDRED P. LANG with the cOun a lormiil Ra-partmenl, Chv of Newport HAS/HAVE FILED A PET\. bldd .. to dell\l9r hie bid IO .. ---.. by cuh snct paid tor It IN nna under the Flctltloul Shirley Ann ao.mut, 626 In tM $upaf1ot Court of quest for Spadat NoOce of leach', 3300 Newport Bou-TION FOR AH ORDER TO DEVROPllENT WITHIN Iha City Cleik'1 Olf1c1 by Marti.Ill Vista, San Juan time ol Piolfchate All Pll'·
8utlnHe Name(1) lilttd Calla Embocadura San Calllomla, County of OR· the 1111.ng of an "inventory levard, Nawport Baach, CHANGE NAMES FROM COSTA MESA, ANO TO the p1op11 ennounced Capistrano. CA 92875 chased goods 11e $Old u
lbOYe on: Octobef, 1989 Clemante, CA 112672 ' AHGE. and appralnl of estate ... Calllornla, 92859·1788 YOLANDA RIOS MON· ENSURE THAT THE lime. Bids wlll be publicly Lyn SOttr. 140 Jasmine 11 and must be ramoved at
Jamee Dean Wiiburn This buslne11 WU con-THE PETITION requnts .... or of any pat111on Of (714) 844-3225. TENEGRO TO YOLANDA STANDARD LEVEL OF opeflld and read aloud at CrHk Ot .. COiona del Mat, lime ot •II• Sale ii 1Ub,ec1
This lt.llemant Jl'U llled ducted by husband and that MILOREOte. LAN be ~count .. provided In NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· RIOS SERVICE IS MAINTAINED 10 00 Im or IS soon CA 92625 to CancellallOn in the event wlUI the County a.rte ol wife aPPofnted 11 rep-MCt1on 1250 of the CalilOI" THEA GIVEN Iha.I the pub-II 11 heftby O<dertd that ON THE TRAFFIC CIRCU-lheraalter ai practicable on Suzanne PllM•er, 10 B.,_ of settltmtnl betweeo land·
Qf'anga County on May 3, This ttatamant wu fifed reHnlalfve to minister nla Probate Code. A R• lie heating wilt be held on Ill peisons lnteruted In LATION SYSTEM. June 13, 1994, In Iha City court Dr N. Nawporl lord and obligated Pet1'f
1994. with the County Clerk of Iha .. tale of the ecedent. quest lot Special Nollet the 9th day of June, 1994, lh111 mattlf appeat before AH AUDIT OF THE TRAF· Councll Chambe11 Ctty 8aach, CA 92660 AyrH Self Storage F907811 Orange County on May 13, THE PETITION requMll form It available !tom the at the hour of 7:30 p.m. In !_';' S ~rt lfn De~ment FIC IMPACT FEE PRO-Hall, :n F111 Orlva,' Costa Yoko An\lttt, 111502 Ar· Resldtnl Managers Published Newport Beach-1994. Iha clecadent'1 Will. and c:ouftclerk. the Council Chambe11 ol ... o. 7._ O Iha ..,,ange GRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR Mesa Calilomla lor tha royo Ave., Sente Ana, CA Publl1hed Nawpon
Costa .,..._ Dally Pilot May Ronald J. Goemaal Pub-COdlcil1, 11 any, be admltttd Attomn tor tM Pttl• the Newport Baach City ~d Supe~ Co~ ~f1mE B~J~EA P~~~~ furnishing of CUSTODIAL 11i~?i~ Ben~mtn. 19225 Beach.Costa Mesa OeUy
1 14 21 28 1994 llthtd Nawport Beach· lo probate. The wUI and tloners Han, 3300 Nawport Bou-IHI I wn I 1 CITY CL""K'S OFF CE SUPPLIES. Woodl d H Pilot May 21, 28, 1994.
' • ' ' ·• ... £ ...... Cos1a Meta Piiot May 21 , any codlcll• 11• 1Yallable JAMES E WJLH•Lll levard, Newport Beach, 0!!_,_!k/5. 19!4~ .!l_ ';:~~ "'" I · n Addillonal sets ol the an s • un11ng1on Sa02S -------~_ ...... _;;,126, J\.tla 4, 11, 1994 tor axamlnatlon In the file • • , cautomta.. 81 which time o..-p.m., ...... u,.., ...... FAIR DRIVE, COSTA specifications may be Qt>-Baach, CA 92648
PUILIC Nor.CE · Sa0l4 kepi by Iha court. ESQ.• PAL 111 ER I, any one with an lnterffl In there ahow cauH, II any MESA. CALIFORNIA. talned 11 tha OHie• of trie Patric11 Jones, 18 Kings PUBLIC NOTICE ------·----! THE PETITION raquattl TYU!Jt, WIENER, WIL• the project may offer tlltl· they have, why the petition THIS PUBLIC HEARING Purchulng Agent at 77 Port Or., Newport Coast.1---------
Flotltloua PUBLIC NOTICE authority to administer the HELll, A WALDRON mony to the Planning Corn-10< change of name lhOuld Will BE HELO AS FOL· Fair Drive Costa Mesa CA 92657 NOTICE ........._Name . estate under the lndepan-(143711), 2903 llAIN mission. 11 you chalieng. not be gtanltd.. LOWS: Calllomla. 's1da ahould b9 This business II con· INVITING 81DS
S STATEMENT OF dent Admlntattallon 01 &-ITREET SUITI 1300 this project In COYr1. you It Is fUrthef 0<dertd that a DATE: Monday, June 8, 111wned 10 the attention ol ducted by: • general part· Sealed b1d1 may be rt-.. ..._, MAHDONMENT OF tales Act. (Thi• authority • ' may be limited to raising copy of this 0<der to 1hoW 1994 the City Clerk, wlthln said nershlp ce111ed 11 "the otllce of the
The lolloWlng persons ate USI OF FICTITIOUS wlU allow the personal rep-IRYINE, CA 127t4, only lholl Issues you Of cauM be publlshtd In NB/ TIME: '6:30 p.m. or as llme limit, In an Haled en-The reglstrant(s) com-City Clerk. al 3300 Newport
doing butlnelt u : BUSINllS NAME rnantallve lo take many (7t4) 8St·MOO someone else ralted at the Costa Men Dally Piiot. a soon as possible thereafter velop ldenlllled on the out· manced to lfansect bull-Boulevard. P.O. Box 1768 .
O.C. ELECTRONICS, 881 The followlna sons ac:tlont without court ap-Publlahed N1wpor1 public halllng dfftflbed In ~ of general cir· PLACE: City Council alda with the Bid Item "'" und11 th• Flc;i.tJous Newport Beach, Ca. 9265i-W. 11th St., Costa Mna, hava abandoned'~ .. of prOVll. Bator• taking c:.r-Beach-CO•ta Men Dally this notice ot In written cor· culatlon published In lhl• Chambers at City Hall, 77 Numbet and the Operi.lng Buslnesa Name(•) listed 1768, untll 11:00 a.m. on CAM•~John Horto
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n the Flclltloua Bualneu lain vwy lmportanC a.ctlon1. Piiot May 27, 28, June 3, re1pondenc:e deUvartd to :::Vi a~-.'.!~-~h.! Fair Drive, Cos&a Mesa, Date •bo11• on: 4·25-94 th• 15111 day of June, 11194. .. u_ .,, Name: AUTO Bill.BOARD howeYet, lfle personal rep-1994. the City ... Of prior to, tM CK '""" .................. Cahlomla Each bid shall lpe<:tly Unda HOllH 1993·94 STREETS AND W. Wiiton #1, Costa Mesa. 2330 Plllt Nawpon. New'. resentallYa wlll be requlrtd FrS732 public heattng. FOf further weeks prior to the day of PUBLIC COMMENTS IN llCh and e11ery iltm as sat This statement was filed MISCELLANEOUS SLURRY
CA t2e27 port S.ach CA 92660 to give nollce lo Interested Information call John Dou-Iha hearing. EITHER ORAL OR WRIT· forth In the specillcallons With the County Clerk ol SEAL ANO RESURFACING
WMlr!, :; HortC01onta,M3ena CWA. The Fictitious BuslnHS pe1ton1 unlesa tNy have PUBLIC NOTICE glas. EnVlronmentat Coordl-JULEE ROBINSON, TEN FORM MAY BE PRE· Any and all axcapllons to Orange County on April 29. PROORAM, Con1t1ct Num-
92627 ' 1 Name relentd to above walvtd notice« consented nator al (714) 844-3230. COMMISSIONER OF SENT ED DURING THE Iha 1peclflc1tlon1 must be 1994 bet 3000. Eng1°"''' EstJ.
This buslneu It con-wu flied In Orange County to the proposed action.) NOTICE OF Anne Gifford, Seer• T H 11 S U P ER I 0 R PUBLIC HEARINGS. FOR ot .. rty stated In the bid FfS07495 mate 5260.000 ducttd b . ....... d nd on Mary 22, 1994, Ale The Independent tdmlnlt· PU8LIC HEARING tery, Plennlng Com-COURT FURTHER INFORMATION, and !allure 10 set torth any Pubkshed Newport Beach· Approvad by the C11y
wlle Y· ,..,..,an a No.F602949 lrallon authority wlll be NOTICE IS HEREBY mlaalon, City of New· DATE: MAY 21, UHM lELEPHONE 754.5335 OR ham ln the spec11lca11ons Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Mey Council this 23rd dey ol
The registrant(•) com· James Walter Diffley, 2330 granted unleta an Inter· GIVEN that the Pia.Mino port •••ch. Catol1 Rlot-Aguilat and VISIT THE TRANSPORTA-shall be grounds for reJec· 7 14 21 28 1994 May. 1994
menc«1 to transact buti-Park Nawport, Newport ~~ pert ~ ~~ andot>-Commlulon of Iha City ol Note· The eK,..nse of this Martha L Martha L Moll-11.fNcr~~~C~ OMSION !Ion ol the bid. • . . ' Sa984 Wend• E. Reggio, nett under th Actilf Beach, CA 92660 ,....."on o u .. .,._.v-• Newport Baactl wtll hold a · .... . A A 77 FAIR Mery Elliott, Deputy City Clark • ous This bu1lne11 wa1 con-show good cauH why the publlc hearing to coniider notice 11 paid from a flllng lenegro de R101 on behall g~~VF~RNC~STA MESA, City Clark , City of PUBLIC NOTICE P1ospec1J11e bldd~r1 may :=•:. :::.r;..•(t) lilted ducted by an Individual c~~d not grant the the appllcalion ol the Bal· fff collected from the ap· of YOLANDA RIOS, 1 MARY T . ELLIOTT, Coat• Ma.. LEGAL NOTICE cbta.n one stt ol bid docu-
Mannaw 'Honon JamesWalterDltftey • EAR . boa Bay CIUb on a prop-pllcanl. minor, 15481 Pasadena DaputyCltyClerk DATED: May 23, NOTICE OF menls 1tnocos1a1th1of·
This statement Wll flied Jr~' ~tal~menl was flied tl:n Hwlll ~NGh ':Iha ru:tl· erty located at 122t West Published Newpo rt Ave., 158, Tustin, CA Publhhtd Newport 1994. PUBLIC SALE OF f1ce of tht Public Work.I
with Iha County Clerk of 0 1 I •c ounty Citric of 23 1994 •, f·45 0:: M u'r' Coul Hl~way, Ntwl)Ol1 Beach·Coata Mesa Dally 92880 B11ch·Co1ta Mesa Dally Published Newport ABANDONED Oepanment, 3300 Ntwpon ~~· County on May 3, 1~~· ounty on May 23, ~pl. 1o3 'tocattd at J.~ :u~:i ~me~~n~ ~~ Pilot May 28, 1994. 5035 :ubhl~1htaad M New~~!.~ Pilot May 20, 21, 23. 24, Beach.Costa Mesa Da..ly PROPERTY Boulevaid. P 0 BoK 1768.
......... Published Nawport Beach-The City om. South, Or· 787, a request to ttdaslg-aac ..... os esa ... , 25. 3t, June '' 2, 3, 4, Pilot May 28, 1994. Notice 11 hereby grven Newp011 611ch. CA 92659-
FI07903 Costa Me11 Pilot May 28 an?'· CA 92868. nale th• property from R-4 PUBLIC NOTICE PTiot May 28• June 4• 11 • 11194. Sa036 that the undersigned w111 1768
Publl1h1d Newl)Ol1 Beach· June 4, t1. 18, t994. ' I YOU OBJEC~ TO the (Multiple Resldantlal Dis· 18, 111945. F700 51~ al public auction. pur· For lur1h11 1nlo1meuon,
Cotta Mesa Dally Pilot May Sl030 g1antlng of the petition, you trici) to PC (Planned Com-SUPERIOR COURT Sa0371-----------0--t-h ____ ?_ auant 10 Section 21700 ol call Glloert Wong, P10)9C1
7, 14, 21, 28, 1994. The Piiot lthoulandd appear at the hear-munity Olatrk:t); apprOllal of OF CALIFORNIA, __,P_l_L..,...OT_C_LA_S_S_l_F_IE-D-1---------n e move• tht Buslnen & ProfH· Manager 11 644·3334.
_______ s_a_99_3_1 Cleaalfled ,~ons or~~: J::n ~~ ~.::::= ~f~u:ir~:; COUNTY OF ORANGE It• t the a a 1 y -to-Overstocked with Sell •your extra sionat Code, the lollow1ng Pub I 11 he d N 1 w port
The moll comprehen-ectlons with the court b.-of UM Permit 3524 which 341 The City Drive accets, Information· stuff? described property to v.it Be1Ch·Costa M111 Daily
RENT tlv• and current dlr•c· °'' Iha heating. Your ap-lncludH a request 10 allow Poat Office Box 14171 packed marketplace A call to househo ld LORIE CENTERS, J·IOO. p,101May28, June 1, 1994.
tory of goods and ser-peatance may be In parson attucturt1 to tKCffd the Oren1a, CA visited reg~arty • auc· Classified items °':x~1."!T:c.. 5M1~1'yG~u. sawo34
through cfasslfied vie•• aroundl or by your attorney. 28-foot basic height limit 92613-1171 ceatlully • Y 811 kinds will hel~ in Classified TURRI •·58, we1su•t. fouton. Buy 11. Sell 11. And 11 up to 35 feet average roof IN THE MATTER OF of consumers. 842·58 8 misc .. JOSEPti MOSS H-36 Cl•aalfled.
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_HY VISITING OR MAIL:
330 W. Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(Corner of Newport Blvd. & Bay SI.)
CIASSIFIED HOURS:
Telephont Sam -5:30pm Monday-Friday
Walk-In 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday
DEADLINES
Monday ......................... Friday 5:30pm
Tue day ....................... Monday 5:30pm
Wednesda y .................. Tue day 5:30pm
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nontt. Tht pubfuhtr r~"ts tbt nghl to «llfOr,
recl1uif7. rui•t or reject any chrnfied
advcrtiKmtnL Pleue n~port an) error1 that may be
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The Independent acctpU no habitity for any error in
an advertilemenl for which 11 m1y be mponaiblc,
ucepl for tbe coil of the •pact actually OCC11pied by
the error. Credit can only be aUo•ed for the first
intertion.
GlllUAL 1002 _____ _
HOUSES/
CONDOS
PMC
MORTGAGE
CORPORATION
180 Newport Center Dr.
FOR SALE
CORONA
DEL MAI
NEWPORT
1022 BEACH
Costa Mesa, CA 92827
-----• COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT BALBOA 1069 HOUSES/ BEACH 2169 BEACH 2 169 PENINSUlA 2607 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONDOS Charming/clean 2br baliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2Br 2Ba. laundry hkup,
COSTA MESA 2624
ATTEN1 F II h FOR RENT hlt-g~ area. Gamerm N o• HOI gar, lrg Irv rm. ••Hn Bttt Value In am Y m on tplc·hl call-lg bkyrd * EAR H "Q P• 2Br Y••rly 2 blks from k1tch . S675/mo. 673· • grHl Back &av RENTALS Secluded 2Br 2Ba b h G Coron. D.I M.rf,I aiaa. Cul .. •••c. SBA, W/O. $1250. 979·9746 eac · arage, stove, 6161 or 909·337-4515 -.. over gar, $825. New ref rig, w/d . $985 Incl 1.,... ___ ..,..... ___ .,,,...,. __ ...,..._
2 separate houH• on huge yd. Sellar may " · E't lde 2br 2ba 'pool, t BR. Ocnlt · $925 wk crpl/pnt, gar, Inside ulll. 645-5862 28R OtlPl:EX, new BA,
x•wldt lot. 3BR·2BA + C8trf 2nd T.D. Op•n BALBOA gar, close to 1hop1. 1BR. Udo· $1550 mo lndry. Agt. 998·3195 quiet, yard, new crpV
S900/mo rental. Com-S et.Su n 1·5: 2308 314 C Rocheatar-Avl 28R Ocnlt $1750 mo •B•vfront Bldg drps. gar. great neign·
pletaly refurbished. LaUnd• $3591<. Unda PENINSULA 2107 now S950. 722·7988 3BR. Penln. Sl375 mo NEWPORT NORTH vw 2nd sty lBR 1e;:, bors'S775. 647-7540
517 Begonia 11 8424812 Remax E'alde lux 2Br, 3Ba 3BR Panln St,500 me> MINT CONDITION k .. -h Clean NI"' Yrty ---------F 581 8 Owner 3BR Dock $2300 wk 2 Malter Br/2ba •den "~ · >J· 2BR·1 BA COTTAGE ~7K. ;2:..loa2 Muet Sell 3Br 2Ba, Lux l\Jm condo, fab twnhH. Lg loft, den, 4BR . Lido . 53000 mo vaulted ceil, fplc. 2 car $695/mo 8 73 ·1943
547 Rlvarald• Or. New bey view, 2 MBA lrpl, decks, patio, gar, . ~ aitch gar, end unit on Encl yard. no pets.
•.IASMINI! CREEK• kit, hdwd ftrs S389,000 ;~e:oo ~gt'"::~;:~~ $1150/mo * 248·2984 The flNdlnlal w grnbll $1395 673-6516 o~.e:Nru~~~:.~~~~. s725 mo. 7 22·.8294
Plen e. 3BR 2~BA. Owner 497-8598 E'elde spacious 2Br .,, ..... ==.•-Villa Pl. Lux tbr upstrs patio, gar, w/d. $950/ Room y 1 B r . newly
Motlvatadl M•k• offerl NPT FORECLOSURE 1Ba, yard, w/d hkup1. 673•1900 view, tum opt, amen, mo Incl util. 675-5449 decorated. Pool, pV1
Ownar/Bkr. fS44.•9t55 Juat ramod prHll-CORONA gar, new paint & floor. p0<>I spa walk 10 bch patio. S575/mo. Avail
•MINTTOWNHOMEI• gloua p0<>I hou ... 4Br DEL MAR 2122 SB25/mo. ~Hl936 2BR 1BA twnhme, pool, S130o ma'g 759-1850 UTILS PD lBR·S650 m id June. 546-9081
•SO. OF PCHI• 4 yr 38a, formal din, lam E'alde Twnhme 1 tty apa. nr Gelson's , New quiet bldg. Blllns. DON'T SETTLE FOR
nu 3br 3ba twnhm w/ rm, llv rm, new d• 3Bd·2Ba, 2 car, FA w/ steps to Npt Cntr. 714'723·0823 or LESS Exceptional 2Br
vaulted call, 1kyl1s. algner kltch, bklast 2Br houH fenced prlv fp, glint yd. Big mttr Sl 175 Bkr 640-5664 SOUTH COAST 31 0-9z4-so43 Townhom, gar, A/C.
lplc, 2 car gar, walk to n0<>k, new mttr ate w/ patio, catpor1, walk to BR. Nr Back Bay. va. Att 11 brlt• 2Bd METRO 2186 pallo O/W. $599
bch only $369,000 •P•. Berber crpt, Fr bHch/1hop1. $875 cant. $1350. 642·9797 2~:.c1 vn~'• 10 bch, 2 v~::Y1 ~~f~,~~J>.f:r ~"&'. Mova in. 645·5235
Robin Agt 840-26n door~, 2 frplc. Make mo. 973-7t06 car g.,, trplc, d/W 18r condo 18751 Incl gar, Avail Now. $800 •E••l•ld• 2Br 1Ba.
up ack pymls. U • Cuatom Furnl•h•d HUNTJNGTON S1200 yrly. 673-54t6 675-8213 pV1 yd, pool vacant. aumabla loan, no Chatmlng condo, 2Br gas/Waler. frig. stove, 2 COSTA MESA 1024 qual. $4751<. 846-9770 28a, patio, pool, nr BEACH 2140 Bec k B•Y 3er 2~9• d/W. Pool view, gated. 5750 mo. 8 4 •9797
'=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Npt Ht• 3Br 2Ba, lam bch. $1550 IH, 6-mo JM Peters nse, gated 751-9986 or 979-4171 CORONA 231 e 18th St .,.. 1• min. $1975 3-mo min comm, He ays, beaut •E••tald • 2BR·1BA.
R·2 LOT E-Slda: 3Bd rm. Ip, Fr drs, bm can. aummar. 7eo-.3187 Huntington yard, shutters. s235o DEL MAR 2622 patro, no pets 5750
h•• + Studio, plana Now S449K. 850-0943. Ba-hortl No pets. 6t9/458·1706 2354 Santa Ana Ave evl to bulld lg unit at Bkr Ed Ven den Bossche Fully furn 3Br 2Ba So. •• AP11nTMENTS of Hwy. Avl 6/1·10/1. 2BR 2BA n e wer BELCOURT ft"'-848-2423 reer S250K Ownt may 3BR 3BA 11-lg Apt new 1---------
carry 2nd. JoAnna, S2000/mo Incl utll. condo In .. c bldg on 110 11 I FOR RENT d I I I d k • MESA VERDE Ag1 842 '"'•12 Ra/M•" SOUTH COAST Teneyck RE, 840-8219 th• 3rd level, pool. 2 Elegant pan ecor. rp C, g ec 0. -.... -kl /d 3BR 0 3 F I B patio. huge gar. Nr 2Br 2Ba, gar, $775
METRO 1086 Mennlflcent. 180° Vu car par ng. w • en, Pc. ar patk 5169.9 759-0B74 •---------1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4B9; 2~ea Lots 01 hkups, lrplc, 3 blk• to LH Option $5,000 Mo. --------·• 548·49'7t or 434-9023 IAGUNA 11 u ht t · d beach, St 150/mo. Avl LuclHa Hoyt 644-4910 BALBOA T R IPLEX 3 Br 2B•, Qlv-.Aw•y Studio g ' racen upg'8 H . nowl Agt e7&-48t 2 WISLEY H TAYlOR CO ---------pvt garden 51050.mo
BEACH 1048 Condo No SS Oownl ~/mo. 840-2600 BLUFFS 3Br 2ea new PENINSUtA 2607 COSTA MESA 2624 Newport Hghll a1H
l=jjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S7B5/mo Ga<ry 'K Very apacloua 3Br 2Ba • .,..,1 2540 •• Ra/Max ·841-&<>36 duplex· Walk to bch NEWPOlT crpt/palnl, cul-d•sac, "'" • fplc, 2 car gar. Avt B~•cH 2169 grffnblt loc. Sl600/ 104 15th St 18 ·Gd Brlthl/cheary 2Br,1 _______ _ LAGUNA BEACH now S1350 252·7902 i;;.n mo. 536-6733 toe • Vary clean 18R 1~Ba, 2·510ry. Pool, NEWPORT $131,000 MOBILE Harbor Ridge upstra, frig. aml ocn private pallo. 5675
I I I 38d. vl.w, remodeled. vw. carport S750 yrly. mo. Call 546-9081 BEACH 2669
ncrad b • home w/ HOMES 1100 COSTA MESA 2124 8 h Ar Avt 7/1. 851·3488 '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii frplc, 2 mall 1ultu,1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 88C 88 N/1mkn. No pats ---------116R upsialr•, quiet,1• fam rm/den. All top-of·'' Winter or Yrly S3995 Paul 640-5324 t Br 18• Near beach very clean. lndry tac. ** EASTBLUFF * • th•llna appllattCaa & NPT 8CH Bay view 2BR·1YIBA townhoUH, Fum/Unlumlshed UDO Obl•wld• mobile lrlg. d/w, stove, S600 pools. No pell. Modern 1Br 5810 28'
upgredae. A must 2Br 2Bf, S65K, boat wshr hkup, pvt patio. 1_.8R Incl Walerlronl hm, lencd yd, pvt bch. mo.+ dep. Call M·F pleat•. 5550 mo. 28A $1050 gar w/
IHI Cad todayll allp avail. Have othar1 walk~n cloaelt, pool, s750 to s2000 mo. 1775/mo IH opt avail. 9-5, 845-65351 ~ 846-0392 opnr, pool 721·1160
AAIAI ftftAft from S19K. Sr. park quiet. Vary clean. No VIII I u-9"PWVVV 55+. Bkr. 675-6241 pate, p1 ..... sees a Aenta I 631~510 Of 631-1210 2Br 1Ba yearly, seoo. -.-2-W_E_E_K_S_F_R_E_E_•_ 1a1eYa ••Ibo• 8 1vd
mo. Me-0382 675 A912 PILOT CL.ASSIF'IED Blk lrorn ocean/bay. Pvt single. tndk, g11, COLDWC?LL
BAN~C?R LJ PILOT C' •sSIFIED -. lt'a the rHoure9 you Stove & ralrlg. No pat. 28R EASTSIDE •Aiblk bchlb•Y $750 yr
CEMETERY LOT'' -can count on to Hll a 873-8224 or 873-0244 * 831·5508 • IH Agt 772·9272
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home, en apartment. 1 2669
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2BR , aa. 2-cat ,wkng. COMMEaCIAI. --------1--------•------------=----1--------1--------Utll paid. Mo·to-mo Newport aoach
•••••••-I yrty. Ocnfront. 11100, oo .... tront 3Bf 3Ba REAL ESTATB CONCRETE• BANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPI • KUa511fG PLUIDUfG 3890 ltW. ISTAn lal/lalt. 714/973-8041 near Npt Beach pl•r·I•-•••••
MASONltY 3557 I.AWN CAJt1 3808 SUVICIS 3848 SPECIALIST 3911 3BR·2Ba. appx 1200 a/f, Wffkly. 714-434~1424
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii He .. &Reatal Pr.,.rtlea PIL-AM DRAIN 1 yr I•• 113.50 mo. •--------________ ,Brick, Block, Stone. Tll• Palnt.C81pentty. .. .ao y~ llalnl. eom..toooenl car• Service.Small drain ................... and Frple, new decor, no -D-l:NT_ALS __ T_O ___ BUSINESS oma
Cone, Patio, Driveway Drywall and motel Lawn•, Cleanupe, for lh• elderly, 124.50. Main drain Nettotlatlen+ 12 yra pets (818) 501~77 ~ FOR RENT 2719
Fplc, BBOa. Ref. 20 Yr Ga~ Ma-8277 y,.. TrtMml~ Lt P'lvate In my home. $31.50. IM7""4843 Experience. bkr. I WKI FREE RENT SHARE 2724 ---~ --
.&Cc.OUNTING/ Exp. Terry U7·7•M C arp~ntry, roofing, M•ullntt 97 ... 4• 0 Mt.e728 <::7 lllKUI Call Mark 645·5969 WITH LEAIEU iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Buslneu ofc l lxlS,
TAXES 3406 Concrete drives, walks, plumbing, drywall, a,..., loene Landacpng PAINTING ACCENT PLUllllNG 2 BR·3 BR Apt• 2 Balboa laland-Respon 1518 Newport Blvd.
patios, coven, decica, stucco, painting, Ute, & Irrigation, Trimming Interior/Exterior 139.95/hr No Job too TIU 3928 Years Newl Fa:nlly prof ahr lux custom CM/NB border 1150.
It framlng·211 yn exp electTlcal. Jlm941·7494 & Removals Clean· RH. Qual work reas big or small. For all of complex. pool. play· 3000 sf hm. Prof 673-1943 or 553-1115 ·~~~;;r·~~~:!! 721~278 * 552-0920 •Hl.Q HANDYMAN• up• & M~~1~· prlcH. S40.S925 rour pluml)lng nffd• C•RAMIC/MARBL• ground 954).83'10 ~·::ir ~~A ;b~u:i{?y NEWPORT BUCH
bill paying, sectarJal, '*514-1955• 111599025• le, Ina, Bonded. Oranlte/Glablk Install Clean Studio dwnstrs lndlv, n/amkr, 5550 l!XEC SUIT•S
lbcal 20 yrs 760-1771 DECX Land9Cape Repair PAINTING 3858 960-49l6 Ll843828 Slab Fabrication, on 24th St Walk to mo Incl utlls Avl 6/6 LowHt prices, Ir••
QUALITY CPA COATING 3570 Plumblng/elec/Water Yard llgflta·aprlnk*•· PIW'ftb•--Ro-In & cleanup Uc 893-2360 aandl S650. lnc:I ullls Cali Paul· R·es· 723: servlcea. 833-9550 htrs/aprlnklere/cell Frult-prunt 6 hMdichorts .... ..-• • · at affordable fixed fee. fans. Install/Repair. 72Z·TTJ2 •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Drain~ Cleared from R•p•lr Specl•ll•t• lse (714) 992-0094 0566 or 680-3714 Ole er~~al,Ts &S:;~~~~s STOP Deck Leak• !;,REE est. 241-0137 1. TREES • Palntl~ Con~r•••:. ~f.'!i. 5~!_.~~~8~n ~~·:a~;au~k, [~~~~:: NEWPORT Hl!IGHT8 COM els to bch/shops COMMERCIAL
waterproof coatings· Qual Crpntry; Paint, · Oualil:~~ ~n:'o • Uk•Nu Tiie 840.2211. Large 2Br 1Ba. gar, $390 uU pd. N/pet N/S PROPERTY 2778 decks, stairs Qual. CloseVGar Stor wall To""'"'-"•· u..e, F "' 545.3305 frplc, etc. No pets. W/D. 708 Avocado I B ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii BATHTUB work. L#587430 Fr.. units rurn f~mlca ~ 751-3478 rH · ROOFING 39l0 . $850/mo. 780.9077 675·8634 Sherrl1•
RE ST 0 RAT I 0 N Est. Best $ 722-8769 repel;• 87s.&359 Fred• 21 rrs Qualltr Palntln1 TREE Nice quiet area HB·M/F n/smkr ahr 3BR c .2 Ofc/W8rehoueo,
3448 Semi Retired contractor. MOVING 3834 ~~~~ •. t~~~~~fcis Sl~or Aikin• Roofing Spring SERVICES 3929 2Br triplex. lg patio, 2'hBa twnhm, 3 blk• ~OF~. ~1 ~~~~~
iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilDOORS 3580 Rpra, lmprvmnta, aml Uc 280644 845-3209 Speolal. BHt all carport, w/d, ~arage. to bch. w/d. Ip. gar, FAX 619·723·1953 , Jobs, Quality, Integrity, Cept. Holmea llowers repairs 20% reroor 5"' Tr-trim/removal. $840/mo. 75&. 031 $475 374-2020 1.,,...,""=".......,,,..,,..,"="..,....,,.,,.,,.~
Don t Repl•c• Excellent new entry lcare,Ken 542·177o The C•ptaln beats H MartenslOl'I Paint & Uc/lna.80CMl75-0908 sprinkler ayatema & Npt Hght• 2Br 1Ba MJFN/SP ft h FOR LEASE 2•000 a/f Regl••• Tub .. 111.. .. Wallpaper. Scandanavlan 1 d y -~ • ro 0 5 r new lndustrlal, sse sq. ft, slnks•spas•flberglass maker & door hanger. everyon .. prlceal Ina. trade school. l# 840833 Sadler Roofing-Uc & n scpg. ou name t, pool, garden, lndry COM condo, prlv ba, • clean Westside CM.
repair. Free In home Guar, reaa. Baldwin BAUUNG 3720 hardworking, prof. 23 yrs exp. 650-1967 Ina. Speclallze comm. we do Ill 849-4174 rm, carport. 1795/mo. s of PCH $650 + 'h 7141454.95n est Guar 85g.1795 Locks. Don, 521·8910 L#174192 944-4937 r•roof/repalr. 25 yrs Sml pat ok. 645--4900 um, maid. 675-1771
. Hauling Junk, Appll· PUBLIC NOTICE J~ryC~s~:~·R~~~~: "'*FREEESTe7s-5095' WAll STUDIO-Squeaky M/F, N/S to ahr condo
CARPENTRY 3510 ELECTRICAL 3610 ancea. Yard CIHn·Up, Th• Calif. Publlc Utlll· Painting/Wallpapering •Thunder Roofing• COVERINGS 3932 ~l~an ~ h~•{/~m :ec~ near beach In NB. Pvtl•B•U•S•I•N•E•S•S•&••
Etc. Call Mike tlea Comml11lon RE· L#441235 * 788·2028 For all of your rooting I r· 111 v:48 2369 ba, tennis, pool. $495
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilA·1 Electrlc•I work 94e-'139'1 QUIRES that all used PAINTING 945-8545 nHds. Reroof/repalr Cuetom lnat•llatlon nc u . . Incl ulil. 548.0784 FINANCE
A to Z HANDYMAN Local Uc. contractor JUNK to the DUMP household goods Conscientious crafts-Uc638144 849-4'122 RH/Comm strip/paint NB Master Br· Sr. mobill•••••••• lnsti.Ua!!~ct cabinets, • Quick Response! Immediate debris movers print their man, old-fashioned No Job too small! park, no pet, &mkr OK
Kitctl•nif'\>aths, doors, Free Est. 950-7042 removal. Work today P.U.C. Cal T number; pride In workmanship. TRADE 5% OH w/ad 673·2937 MISCELLANEOUS S380+•h utl. AVI now1--------
wlndows. Daug 546-7258 * 968•1882 * limos and chauffeurs QUALITY CARE Sell your home RENTALS 723-1089 aft 7pm BUSINESS MASTER CARPENTER print their T.C.P. num· through Classified Additions/Remodels FENCES bar In all advartls• 20 yrs exp. Quality through classlned. NB Shr 2+2. Mstr Br. OPPORTUNITY
•-DECv~ 3615 Hw:•TTH, Bc11ury manta. If you have • workmanship, fair 842·5878 942·5978 $545+ 'hull, avl now 2904 Fire/Water Repairs. g( ""1 I06U. '""' question about the 18• prices 645·2417 Ron No amkr/pets. dy 752·
Jerry e49•754o •FITNESS 3740 gallty or a mover, limo RAINBOW Circle Malnt. ROOMS 2706 3277 ev 640·9104 ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Rtpalra, Remod. DoO!s, win-•FENCE!l OATES• or chauffeur, call: Palntlng.W/Exl.Housel $$ PA¥PHONES SS
dews. cabUltlS. stucco & dly· new/repair/Post replaced ••THIGH CREAM•• Public Utilltlas Apl OuaJ. job. Free est. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Npt Hghta Neat, clean 50 LOCAL & ESTAB·
wall. fences. gates, tic Uc Redwood• L.,576605 Trlmmerthlgha Commission Stllc#569897 636-l758 GARAG'C ~A££ Balboa Pen Point rasp n/s Prol 2shr xlnt LISHEO. $1500.00/
35)'11 exp J•rtr 842.0587 Jim Whyte 642·7206 In 30 daya ors back 714·558-4151 VANGUARD PAINTING f;; ~It 'Block to beach, quiet, prtly furn 3Ba townhm wkly. Open 7 days 1·
•Wood Fenc••• Call Body Image S•v On Moving Finest material, lnVExt clean furn BR, kit prlv, ~~~~nlhb~ii;'.":5~~~~ 1 __ 8_0,..o._2_30-~ ... 6s .... 5 ... s_19_.s_e_s_T
CLEANING replaOl/rtpalr,lrHhauling Solutions 549·5075 Lowest, Storage, prof. Oual work. l.,676648 UIA./T~ w/d, $425.975·2102 LOCAL RTE•24 Loca·
tSWl\atts.Lowpricn.Uc'd XLNTrep.1hrmln.lna. SAVINGS 945-82011 TJf/~f~ CM·RoomforRent --------tlons•Buy All Or
SERVICES 3548 Advantage Conslt. 974-5301 IMPROVEMENTS T167659. VlMC 731·2956 Non-smoker, chlld Ok. On the move? Part•Posslbla S3K
Must like cats. Call Wkly•800·599·676'9
100% S•tl•factlon FLEA HOME 3756 MUSit PET Make. sure'u 631·9011 atter6pm, Sell your extra VENDING" ROUTE:
or S back. Home/Ole. CONTROL 3619liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3870 LIDO Lg furn rm. household Great 2nd. Income &
Honest. refs. Some Remodeling? Before LESSONS 3835 arnve at emply'd person 35 +. items room to grow. Must
Eng. Rebeca 265-1306 you spend• dime flndjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I I micro, n/smkg/drugs In Classified sell. 1·800·82().4353
HQ/lest-reliable-refs xlnt 100~ Natural & Safe I out-11 rtmodellng worth Violin/Plano Leasons • :o~:l!t~~: yd~ 1rr~~I~ garage sa e ear Y ' $450. Avl 673·8117 _ _,;.;..;......;;.~~.;..;...;~-
work let me take the Highest aatlsfactlon, doing? Is there a cheaper Pun-c:reatlve·lnform UC/Bonded Local refs Or ~Will miSS dirt out of your homa Lowest SSSI L.,7966. way? 759-'1415 atlve by hlghly exp Loving care 644-4058
Maly 650.1768 FLEA BANE: 759-5679 teacher w/BA. All agea the -bargains!
Kathy's Housekeeping •JE--WE-L_ii_Y ___ 3_7_8_4 Katherine 631·8288 --------
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JT Concrete 843-0822
642-6754 FrH p.u./del Th• Pilot around the house? No Job too small.
1788 Newport Bl, CM Cl•••Hled let the Claulfl•d Tom 645~203
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1540 Jamboree, Newpo!l Beach. 640-6444
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1•·831·3377
714·•·1211
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2600 Harbor Blvd. of Can
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540-9100
CHEVROLET
CONNELL CHEVROLET
Siies • Service • LeaslnQ • Parts 2828 Halt>or Blvd~ c~ Mesa
546-1200
CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH
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S. of San Diego ftwf otl Hatbof Blvd. 546·1934
HUNTINGTON lfACH CHltYSLER 'LYMOUTH
15661 Beach Bl. Huntington Beach.
6 Blks. So. Of 405 Fwy. IU·06l1
T\JTTU CUCK CHIYILH 'LYM<Wnf !Nine Auto Cenlef U'-472·7400
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tumt cucn TUSTIN OOOGE 40 ~o Ctnter Drive, Tustin 7 30.4600
TUTTLE CLICK DODGE
40 Aulo C~ Or, Irvine UO.UH
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714·•72·5400
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COSTA MESA HONDA Southern Calit~'s Largest Honda Dtaleislllp
2888 Hatt>« Blvd., C.M.• 06·5050
It.AV FLADEIOE HON.DA
Sales • Service • Leasing • Patts • Body Repair
Irvine Auto Center 714·130· 7 600
HONDA· INFINITI
(714) 436-5050 (714) 241·1300
Boch locarcd at 2888 Harbor Blvd.
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2833 H arbor Blvd.
(714) 545-1700
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(714) 549-8755
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3 ~ So. ol S*1 0ieoo Fwy. 141·7739
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2133 Hart>or Blvd. "Under New Ownership"
714·545·1700
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114·472·7400
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John lo0an. Fleet Mgr.
2145 Hart>or Blvd .. Costa Mtsa •
540-6410
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lONGPltE PONTIAC
13600 Beach Bl'id , Westminster
Just So. ol 22 Fwy.
(714) 192·665t
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TUTTU CLICK'S TUSTIN SUIAJW
40 ~ Cerut Dr .. Tustin
73().4600
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Just So. ol 22 FWy.
(714) 192-6651
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TOYOTA Of COSTA MESA
19M ~ Blvd .. Com Mesi
722·2000
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142·2000
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brown, p...tect condl lion $75.
days 842~21 IC 303 ..,. •. 182-3428
112 c .... of shampoo,
buy all or nothing.
cartona of Bob'•
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nothing. Hfghaat bid· dera. 714-974-9684
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by Moreau, 11 more•--------Nintendo l40. glaaa
•mall .. large. China • CoffM ..,.. 135, draft·
curio cablnets, fem llOVINQ aALa Ing tabla 135, file
atanda, con .. tablee, =~ ~oia::: cabinet 115, CwtOn
legal Ivory Including fee tabla 175 , lrR copier with cabinet netaukH. 3' Ivory King 1200, Full alze truck
& au.an. chatlo&a, 3' chroma & glUa D tool box $30, chain
POUllD ·DOG AQUARIUM 50 oat w
Chocotate Lab MllC, blk baae, canopy, aJI
tuaka, Ivory boala, etc. ~~ 11110000, naYY2 -~ aaw, WMdaater. Beau-
l'lah ~. palntlnga, c0 -• • --.-llful 9' Chrlatmaa trM !Iver la""' uma a50 .-ch, wood aed pct •-
11PPf01C 1-2 yewa old, acceaaorlea, Jdnt cond lnlde. 714-645-5784. 1175/obo. 841·7891
• ' .,.a, turquoi .. , deak w/matchl,.... dbl u one• _.,., 25 pieces c:atved lade, ... NII $75. Call daya 200 year old Chfn••• drawers $75. AJ1 Heme 842-4321 ic 303, evea
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BHch.714-844-0893
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Butane regulator $18,
plywood ahetvtng 14,
port. typawrHer $18,
8 volt DC motora $5,
Fl1hlng Gear, Boie 11·
25, Suntan Ught "' St5, Iron mitre box
aaw .. tool• $1-50.
548-9832
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old Clocka, bar, vwy ·
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suN 1()-4, 1240 Logan to work for you. itll, CM. 722·5552
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Cectkatlel In New· FREE INFO ~~5 Volvo factory d'aler In gllsh a muat. 756-0493 +xtra hra. 557-9000
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Call 973"1329 EMPLOYMENT Demon1tr1lort ICD9 coding. Contact essential. Reaume to Eaton Corp CCD, PAAT·TIME Nancy, 644-4151· 1647 Babcock St, CM
P•••oNALS In atorea In your area. OC Publlo School• 92627 Fax 548-4650 ~ EMPLov..~NT 2-3 Daya on Week· now h i r ing non-R al E 1 ------••I •~ ends. Car necessary. tHchlng posit. PT/FT. r-=•,,,,.,,.,,.,,s~al~•-=""'"'"='~_..1 5530 se.75/Hr. Call For Info call 952·1000. RENTAL A ENT
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Now hiring entry level great temp a,icp. At-Flex hre, atrong com·
HOT & WILD! Customer aervlce/ba~ tractive aalary+. FAX munlcatlon akllls req,
gana handler• many resume: 71.._.34-3994 past retell exp pref. 1·800·81CMHNl9 •-' La d /M 1 Send re1ume to : Toll FrM Call other poeltlone. $300-n •c•p• • nt Fashion Island Ma • $1000 wkly. Local or · Sales peraon. NB/CM n
Hot All Ufeatylea Unal relocation. Application nrm. Exp nee. Send •gement, 550A New-:;::;;::;~~~~~:::!!
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900-388 3400 x22 7420 ext. A.241 . St, PO Box 310, Costa port. Beach, CA 92660• Now hiring Managere. S1 91/mln· 18+ Mesa 92627 Attn. Marketing 310/366-2551. EOE. · ' Beauty 1---,,....·---,----•--------LIVI Pili lONATi Newport Beach Hotel Th• Community RE NT S OUPLANTATION
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159-KISS (54n) curlst & Styllat w/cllen-Piiot Classlfled with RE, prop mgmt,
$2.50-$3.99/mln; 18+ .. I. Call 7 2 1-0039 942-8878 through Classified temp svc bkgrnd. FAX
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Penta engine. Asking e1Cec car. MUST lmiiiiiiiiim•••• l5000. Cd 848-1167 SERI, $3500. JI
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condition, $175. 975-Sav• abused and BEACH 6140 FISHING on my -1-
8870 or 873·1177 abandoned pet1. Be a, l;;iii;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I •· APPLIANCES 6011 Kg ... ,.50 Nowport volunteer/fo1tar. Calll' val• boat. Equlpmenl .., 714-859-2704 M 1 ul of ital• & bait provided. Call OJM(tlc firm by New-· ::i~lg S~methlng for John 842·2255. A~;,h::!~!~; ... ~~ g~ port bdng 780-0926 ., averyonel Sat 6a-6p
cond, $65. 65Q.6010 Must Sell! Chlf"ry 7 pcs SPO RTING 1513 Geneva St. 1'5A1~-L-B_O_ll_T_S __ _ mr-t-t--lr-t-i l •w~o~1~,,~.~.~.~1 C:::w~u~h~•~<=,&;1 Rice Poster bad room GOODS 6065 iii;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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$150. GE relrlgerator. Chkry On Anne Din-all anachments, aacrl· BEACH 6169 glass w/cuddy cabin. Call 723-0588. Ing rm & u...tng Rm flee 5295_ 553•3635 OWner an1tiou1 S1 2SO/
make olfer, 3 pc1 OBO. 875-3038
leather sofa, k>v•, chr I====---:.,-,~ I FURNITURE 6014 SIOSO 0 80 • .....,.. TICKETS 6075
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Cover Home Presented By Lynne Valentine of
VALENTINE PROPERTIES
See Page 7 For More Irifonnation
A Special Advertising Supplement Vol. 18, No. 21, :tvfay 28, 1994
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PAGE 2 /SATURDAY, May 28, 1994
CoRr ... Valentine Propert:Je.
2. Map/Index
3. R.nnax, The Koop•
4. llcmu, Karen Lynch
5. llcmu, Stew .Mltchdl
Llongs of Newport
6. Valentine Properties
7. Valentine Properties, Rochelle Liu
COYCr Rome Story
8. Prudential Callfom.la
9. Prudential Cal.lforn.i.a
10. Prudential Callfomi&, B. Amatadta'
11. Pradaldal Ca1llomla, Dotti Johnlon
George McGaflipn
Nan Tu.Uy
12. Metro Jl.calty
13. Pnutendal Newport
15. Grubb It Bllia, Pet1c Barrett
Home Port Mortpge
16. Grubb a: Bllia
17. Grubb a: B11ia
18. Cout Newport Properties
19. Cout Newport Properties
20. Coaat Newport Properties
22. Waterfront Roma Inc, Jla.lton
23. Waterfront Homa Inc, Jl.calton
U. Waterfront Homa, B. Feeney
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT REAL ESTATE
·•11EUFFI
25. Wata'froot Homa, M. Downey
Unbelinable Ila.I Bab~
lndepeoclancc One Baa.k
26. Coldwdl Banker, Newport Beach
27. Coldwdl Banker, Ncwpon Beach
28. Coldwell Banker, Ncwpon Bcadt
29. Coldwell Banker, Jerry Flmter
30. Coldwell Banker, Newport Bcadt
32. Balboa laland llalty
33. Mortgage Ram
ll.emu, &tba-yank
Waley N. TaylOI' a: Co.
3-i. Opm Home Guide
3S. Homa of the Week
36. Coldwdl Banker, Costa Maa
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SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 /PAGE 3 NEWPO~T BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Bob & Dovie Koop
Why list with jl!st one agent!·
Call the Koop team!
760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580
Bob Koop Dovie Koop ******************************** Bob Koop, Jr.
*************************** BEST DEALS OF THE WEEK ****************
~~BARBOR WOODS ~~_7 CONDO
CORONA DEL MAR
2 BR, 2 BA, 2 story condo, very
sharp, nearlhe pool. complelely
redecorated, large patio,
fireplace, laundry. close to
ahoppina.
$211,000 BOB KOOP
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~~G'SPYGLASS HILL ~~LocA TION, LOCATION,
LOCATION I
4 BR. 2.S BA. Fonner "Model ..
street. One ol the fanell views
Spygla11 bu to offerl Large
pool A ape with wa1erfall1.
$195,000 BOB KOOP
CAMllO HIGHLANDS
4 BR. 3 8"-. ¥WY Dip llp.,..tod heme wdh
iddld din, DDW tile root, • mole. Ocean
vitw, bmntwood loan, fftplac:e, pool, 'I'
walk top-iv• bMclma. SUPER DE.AU
S5tS,MI aoa KOOP
~~u ~S TERRACE
BR. 2.S BA. 2 story condo,
newly redeCon&ed with off while
carpet. while tile floon in kit.,
din. nn,bathlAentry.newrmae.
sink A faucets. New paint thna-
out. Cose to pool. MUST SEEi
152 000 BOB KOOP
IAYSHOaa
5 BR, 5 BA boue, plldcommunity, piv•
~. family ~ Woe& &am
chiJdrcu'1 pult. Surroudod bJ aalU.millioo
dollar ...... s111»m1t orru ..
S7St.MI IOllCOOP
Four unit income property. two wlila
are 2 st.ary 2 Bil. 2.5 BA townhome
llJJe. one unit ii a 3 BR. 2 BA owner
aylo unit, and one uail is an uppw
level 2 Bil, BA. New roof.
VfltJ Malivlfed s.u.t
SJH,.. llOB KOOP
NEWPOaT a&ACH
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HARBOR RIDGE LO • One ohhe luacst level lou in Hatbor Ridge wir.b 11, tqU&re feet d land. Panonmic views from 9eCOlld 11ary of
L 0 Ts Hubor, Catalina, and beauti!ul night light views. SUBMIT ANY OFFER $195,too S991;MI BOB KOOP
RESIDENTIAL LOT · Thia lot ia aver three quanus of an acre. Will tnde lot for a condo or small home. The lot ia located at Cowan Hc:iab&a
' Dr. & Newpon Blvd. in Santa Ana. It has a view overlooking I.be city and ia SUJTOUnded by multi-millioo dollar hornc:9. $175,0ll BOB KOOP
4BR. l.7S BA. Bmutifully dccon~
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lazao yud, aharp landacapina
finplace. a•np. w/d hook up.
WILLLEASI WITH OPTION TO
PURCHASL CALL TO SU.
SIAM MO. I $235,IM.
BOB KOOP
2 Bedroom, 2.S Bath condo with
view of Big Canyon golf course,
den, community pool, spa and
tennis court_ fireplace, walk to
Fashion Island.
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BR.SBA, The Best of Dover
Shores. panpramic views or ocean,
Back Bay ~ city lites. Sit down
bars, faro. room, sun nn, guest
quanen, lg. pool. •pa A rear
yard. Open A Bright.
I 195 BOB KOOP
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Newport Beach'•
Moat Preatlgtoua Property
• Enormoua Waterfl'ont Lot
• 8BR Suites, m.9'r w/ 8 baths
• Subterranean prlmg/8 oara
• Pvt Dock for yacht
CAMEO SHORES
$1,379,000
• Panoramic Ooean View
• Private Pool & Spa
• 1986 Custom Home
$539,000
• 3BR, 3BA. FR
• Formal Dlning, Den
• Large FamJq Home
mVINE TERRACE
$529,000
•a..tBiq
• 3BR, IBA
• Lite • Brtte • Remdld ldtohen
749,000 •4BR5BA
• Bup lot, ateps to beach
• Ooean View
$749,000
• 4BR 3BA
• Formal Dlning/Fam Rm
•Corner Lot
$495,000
• 3BR, 1.&BA., B&ok S.., View
• PamJ.IJ Boom • Jlormal Dinlni
• Beautiful Remodel (Ute • briabt)
849,000
• 1 Block to Ooean
•OnralaedLot
•Remodeled SBB
3TAT23 JA3A \ TOJlq A2~M ATaOO\HOA38 T'"l('q ·"'
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
EXCLUSIVE BARBOR
ISLAND DB.
•soo's
• Waterfront, 4BR, SBA
•House over 3000 aq.ft.
• Large Boat Home
• Formal D~g. Family Rm
LOW $300's
• 2BR 2BA
• Formal Dining Room
• Marble Floors
I
BANK
FORECLOSURES
. NEWPORT BEACH
WATERl'BONT •824,500
4.BB, SBA, l'All BOOM,
POBll DINK, DOCK. ·
SPACIOUS HOME •440.000 ,
4Bll, SBA. J'All ROOM,
BONUS ROOM, POOL.
OLDE CDM -•749,000
4 BB, 5 BA. llAID'S QBTRS,
HUGE LOT, STEPS TO BEACH.
BALBOA $300'5
3 BR, a BA. CORNER LOT, STEPS
TO BURP AND SAND.
IRVINE TERRACE $529,000
3 BR, 2 BA. UPDATED TBRU·OUT
LITE & BRITE, LOVELY YARD.
IRVINE
TURTLE ROCK $539,000
3 BR, a BA. PR, PORM DINING.
DEN, BONUS Bii, SPACIOUS.
TURTLE ROCK •350,000 a BB. a BA. PORll DINE, DEN.
MARBLB n.B, VAULTED CEIL.
-'--.....,..WOODBRIDGE 12~.t!tOOO 4 BR, 3 BA. LITE • BRIT£, N .tiW $299,000
•4BR3BA
• Upgraded throughout
• Deelrable Woodbridge loo
888,000
•. OatM Communlt)' •GB, 8BA
-rormal D1n1Jis Boom
CA.BP/PAINT, 11.AKY UPGRADES
OTHER BEACH CITIES
llUNTINGTON BCB .288.000
4 Jq\, 8 BA. l'OIUIAL DINING,
GATED COIOIUNIT!'.
llUNTINOTONBCB •105,000
8 BB, 1.a BA TOWNBOID, GD
INT. LOC., l'ACJl8 QBllBNBLT.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 /PAGE 5
Land rush anticipated at . Coto de Caza .
. . .
Coto de Caza, the private 4,000 acre
residential and recreational community in
south O range Cou nty, is gearing up to open
several new home comm unities in the scenic
southern portion of the property. More than
200 names currently comprise an interest list
that has formed in anticipation of an early
summer opening.
"Prices for the new single family det.ached
neighborhoods will range from the low
$200,000s to $400,000," said Tom M artin,
vice-president of marketing and sales for
Coto. "We've been working hard to get the
message across that Coto is more easily
accessible both in terms of proximity and
price.
"We are now within minutes of most
major transport.ation arteries and from a
pricing st.a ndpoint, we ca n compete with any
non-gated community in O range County.
Also, we have structured the property tax so
that it will allow Coto to offer one of the
lowest tax rates of any master-planned
community in south Orange County."
Christopher Homes of Newport Beach,
headed by former JM Peters Co. executive
. Christopher Gibbs, will build 1,850 square
foot to 2,200-square foot homes priced from
$225,000 to $275,000. Monarch ·
Communities of Laguna Niguel will offer
slightly larger homes ranging from 2,750
to 3,300 square feet witfl prices starting
· in the low $300,000s. J.M. Peters is
scheduled to off er a new estate home
program featuring homes between
3,200 and 3,600 square feet on 8,000
square foot lots. Prices are expected to
begin in the mid-$300,000s. Each of the
above neighborl:loods are scheduled for
sale in July/August 1994.
Existing communities at Coto include
M erit.age, an exciting new community of
single family ho mes located along the
scenic holes of the South Course, offers
three floor plans ranging from 2)47 to
3,227 square feet. M eritage is built b)t
North American Housing, Inc. and
prices start in the low $300,000s.
The Greens, built by Cayman
Development, ..are single family
detached homes on large golf oriented )
lots. These homes are priced from the
mid-$300,000s and feature from 3,000
square feet.
Coto has the highest ratio of open
space to homes of anx comry'lUnity in
O range County and ~tr-sOOn become the
first private community 'to feature 36 holes of
golf. To visit Coto de Caza take the 5
frpeway to Oso Parkway and heart east.
•
~ LLONGS OF NEWPORT LISTINGS
END UNIT TOWNHOME In TURTLE ROCK VISTA
Impeccable style, condition, decor, AND greenbelt view. 2 large
bedrooms + den. Attached garage. End unit at the edge of the
development, quiet. park-like setting, with security system.
Reduced to $309,000
VERY PRIVATE LOCATION -HARBOR VIEW HOMES
4 BR., 2.5 88ths, Lsge ysd; PALERMO MODEL
Proceed to Antonio Road, turn left on
Antonio Parkway and then right on Coto de
Caza Drive and proceed to the entry gate.
For more information call 714-858-COTO.
<£>teve Mitchell
Qemax &>uth County
Newport Beach
760-5000 exL 144 548-9'294
Tiled kitchen, plantation shutter, Well-maintained home.
$529,000 Villa Poinl 1 Bedroom
NEW-Largest Floorplan-$579,000
HARBOR YEW HOMES, 5 BRs, 3 Ba., 3 Cer 0...,
Expanded family room & bedrooms & dining area. Added skylights,
extra bedroom closet space. Large, sunny back yard. quiet location.
New carpets, paint, and fencing.
-.:::~ONGS OF NEWPORT =~:.:--
. GERRY AND CHRISTA -640-LONG I 640-5664
•
Condo. Great
NewfX'rl Beach
Location.
Newporl Beach:
Guard gated
communily. Turn-key
home. A Must &e!
At $339,000
Costa Mesa: 4
Bedroom 2 bath home
in greal condilion -
sleal Al $'219, 900
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PAGE 6 /SATURDAY, May 28, 1994
2 Civic Plaza
Suire 100
Newport Beach
714-640-2500
----· NEW LISTINGS
BACK BAY • Chamung comer lot home w/
new 70' Olympte lap pool All new evcrydung!!
3.BR, 2RA, fa.n~ily room • A great floOr plin.
hreplace, be.iuofuJ ym1, RV parking. OWncr bou~ht another home!' $319,500
BACK BAY • Ell)oy summer evening w1iks ~round the bad: bay from dUs lovdy coodo. f~o ~ms, 2 bai:h upper location with high
ceilings, tile counter tops, washer/dryer • Min-
utes co freeways, airport, Fashion Is&nd & the
beach. $215,000
BAST COSTA MESA· Three bedrooms 2~
bath rownhomc in a great locuioo. End' unit
wuh security system, bad: yard tnd a 2 ar
arnchcd gangc. $195,000
COSTA MBSA • Lowest pric.c in ma!! FHA
& VA apPfOVcd · great for 1st time buyers. 2
master SUJrcs w/firCplaa:. Washer & dryer Ill·
eluded. $lj9,SOO ----· NEWPORT BEACH
BBLCOUllT • Mcdicem.ncan mansion approx.
10,000 sq.ft. 5BR suita, lib".'JY family room &
den. Advanced construct.1on & die finest matcri-~l.s thn>ughout. Tropical grounds wfwarcrfall &
1pa. OCEAN VIEW. $3,950,000
LINDA ISLB • Mcditcmncan Villa sur-
rounded by towering palm trtcs, making a
spcaacular 2 story m.Uble entry hi-lighted 6y a
huge round .skylight. ~aster suite conveys a
mOod of ulwnacc scraucy. 2 more full suites
ptns maids quartcn. $4,500,000
HAllBOll JllDGB • One of the few newer contcm~ homes available. Approx. 5000
sq. ft w/4BR. lib{uy1 exercise room, maids
room & a dream kircncn. Extensive mar= granite & great for cmma.ining. PriV2tc
& Spl -OcCin & city lightS view. $1,995;
OCRAN BAY ~ CITY LIGHTS VIEW •
Cwtom ~ 111 Newport Hcirhtt • 5 BR, S
BA, nwds room, library, fomUJ ~. gour-
met kitchen . c:ncnsivt marble & tile ~
our&: many cnns. Private pool&: spa -Sccuiiry
gated.. $1,250,000
BBLCOUB.T • Comer lot. Beautiful entry
doors & w.indows, marble, mirrors, leaded glasi,
miny _ spcoaJ fcatutt:s. Ko1 ponds give rnnqui.V
pcm•ful fcclin,g Pnvatc spa. $995,000
RAllBOll llIOOB • One of the finest views
m Newport! Unobstructed ocan, sun.set & city
tight VlCWS 3B R, French doors 1!c windows v~ultcd ceiling, all white w/beauriful wood
!loon Across from the park & wide grcai belt.
No other like it, aU rooms w/v)cw. $149,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA. PILOT I REAL ESTATE
V A L E N T I N E
P R .O P E R T I E. S
SBAVIBW • Custom home on large 16,500
sq.ft. lot with ocean & lights view. 4BR, 3VJBA ~th 3 ~re laces & family room. Qwliry amcni-
oes thr t cnlwxc this exquisite property.
A n.n: ti for knowkgabk buyers to cap1uliU
on todays marlct. $945,000
HAllBO"l. VlBW ROMBS. Outomiz.cd tri·
lcvd home. 5.BR, den/library, formal dming aod
.many special fcarurcs. Large yard w/printe
gated pool $785,000
SBA VIBW • Private location on a CDS street
w/oa:.an l!c city ligt:!t views. One of the best
buys in N~ · G~ gated • 2~R & den,
vawtcd ccilirigs & ~ light &: white. Private
pool & spa. ASsociation dues only $150/mo.
Aao for kale $2,500/mo. $539,900
RAJl.BOK. .lllDGB • ~ 3BR & loft town-homc. O\U 2,.00 sq.ft. LoC:au:d hi..+. on the hill
w/k:Hdy & · night !ir-• ~-Owner b . ~& liquidaring."6'lcated at timc.~RS!I ~
BAYVIBW TKDACE • S~ &mil home in guard gated comm. 3BR & deny hi..i..1v ~ lU.rdwood floors, rnirrottd ·~ ~bee. Walk around the bad baY & aijoy ~ _peace & ~uiliry of wi.JdlifC. A 8!'2t
tanuly a.immurury. $362;500
N8WPO.ll"S PUMB LOCATION • Quiet
cul-de-sac atnx:t in Bad: Bay. Four bedroom s~ story.f.unily home with part-like yard plus
pnvare putnng grcc:n. Bring your decorator C)'t!
2523VISTA BAYA $379,500
NBWPOl.T BBACB -Panoramic ocean view
from this lovely condo wfl master 5WttS. A
pcrfcct get-a-way or full time iuidcocc -walk to
the beach, fine dining & dicaac. $191,000
NBWPOB.T CllBST • Ouisunding Value! The best buy in the Crest. 4 bcdrOOm plus
family room. Fireplace, wcr bar, new p!_wh
carpeting & large paoos. Commuruty ~ & tcnrus. Blocks ro thC beach. SU-9,000
LOWEST PR.ICB IN CllBST. Dnmaoc
5inglc Ston'. Private end urut with beautiful
pauo. VaUJtcd ceilings, fircpb<.c, 2BR/2BA
with atuchcd gmgc. $209,000
S1'RAL THIS • Fabulous 2BR townhome w/
fircpbcc. Light & open, nice kitchen O\'Crloob
cnra luge codoscd ~-Newly ~tcd w/ ~omm~ty l_IOOI, spa & tennis Gt'Clt loation
IO Sawind, JUSt bk>cb to the beach. PRICED
TO SELL! $174,500 ----·----BIG CANYON
CUSTOM HOME • Built & dC3igncd by Fan
Int. This home is cxquis1_re! Over 6,000 59.ft.
w/4BR, fam1ly room. Pnvate loation w/100'
pool & spa. Fumirurc to be sold w/ptopcrty for
addioona1 $800,000. $2,995,000
SBCL~BD SBUMTY • private location
on 4th fairway. Secluded "VcrW11cs" wfl mu-
ter suites, 3 fircplaoc:s~ library & nuny special
features. SO' poof & 3 car garage. Sl,69S,ooo
nADmONAL BLBGANCB • Exp.u>dcd
& ~tcd to pcrfu::tion. 2BR w/dco cown-home on a latgt private kx w/pool & spa.
Sepame p:st quutm w/18R/18A. True d·
c:gancc foi dut spccUJ-couplc. $695,000 • 0nmR LISTINGS
CAMEO IDGllLANDS • <lBR, 2.SBA in ~ .dcl Mar. Ova-2,000 sq.ft. on a large lot
with pnvatc pool w~ ro thC beach, pm &.
CDMYillagc.. $605,000
NO.I.TH LAGUNA -Walk to villuc &
beaches from this fabulous home Of!ly f,
new w/ 3 or 4BR, SBA & ~ views ~
a.lmost CVCf)'. room. Gourmet kjtchc:n, private ~er w/ fircpbcc & ~. Located' oo 1 pnvace CDS Street. $8351000
11.VINB .• Univasity Town <:cnm condo, 2
m_a.ncr swtca, 2.SBA & large private. patio •
Light & sunny. End unit foatioo. $119,900
'
BUNTINGroN BEACH -Light & ,~oou.'
tOMlhomc w/3BR, &mily room, 6.rq>U..c. 1nil1
cd cz:ilinp in a quiet loation. Commurul\ fX•~
& spa.. $224,000
INVBS'l'OllS DEUGBT -Good \O(ll!TIC' I
this ni« SIX Pl.EX! Hex rental area mJ M'.11 ~
~· .Encbcd garage & moo:. ~'00 ~ U\Q.
IO liquidm. $449,000
APPLB VALLEY. SBR f'am.ily home on t'I
aac w/panoramic desert & mout1Wn \ll'\\\
Enjoy pcac:c & serenity. $475,000
MONAl.CB IRA.CB • SFR, 3BR hotn( m
a 1aTRC comer lex. Guard gal'Cd a.ud ipprtil
2,000' sq ft. Just minutes to rhc bmh, Ritt
Culioo & golf COW'le. $299,500
COi.ONA DEL MAil • Only I morc m1bt>lc
YOU CAN7 FIND A BEITER PRJO I'.\
CDM! 2BR, -2BA, w/6rcplacc, Wet ~ • .itd 1 ·
grcarloatioo. $295,000
l.OCJaNG HOJlSE .RD>GB • TRAm•
TRADE! TRADE! Fabulous lot approx 18.132'
in this prcsrigioos guard pt:cd oommwury 8,000
lcvcl pad w/panonmic VICWS. Sdkr owns fr« &
dcu-. Uult out&. aJbmil 00 imns!!! $259,000
SOUTH COAST MBn.O • Special upr<r
end unit tw ooc of the best loat>ons 0\-cr~ ~ the park. Guard gated & dose to Soolh
<:Oast PGza. p~:;;;.. AIU &: OC Airport Community pcd'&'~ Sll l,500
COSTA MBSA BLUFF • HW! S«onJ
baby miYCS ... maka this 2BR rownhomc too ~· ScUcr will hc:IP fuwn -Morivation mako this deal too good to pass up!! Just m.inua:s tu
the ocean. SI 791000
I.a& • Perfect fur ht time buym!! 3BR,
2BA w/cadx:dn.l ceilings, tight, bright & spir·
lies like new! l car att. gan_gc, mitiorcd ward
robes, white kitthen, great Ulterior location w/
community pool & spa. $167,000
HUNTINGTON IRA.CB • Great for ht
ti.mt ~I lBR toWnhomc in the Bayshore Tract. Light&: bright w/&ah paint. ocw vmi· ~ new kitchen c:ownr ~ sink & more.
Large p.itio & Cltrl storage. Seller tranSfctrcd,
must sdll FHA&: VA avail. $119 900
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FOR.LEASE
BALaOA BAY CWB • The &bWous Tcmcx
~ ft a perm oppon:unity 10 bvc in
cbss & comfOrt w/privxy. l; 2 or 3BR'a. A\?JI·
abAc mon:hly at .......................... $1,30()...$2,700
UGCAN!ON I;BfMIJHD~O
NiWIOib' COST m SJ.,60t/M0
~ DILMB Dl SJ..27S/M0
OPEN IA1UltDAY • SUNDAY OPINIUNDAY 4C lua FCMMlbleu
201unqTtM
$ns,ooo
$379,SOO
•• ,300-2,760
D. Mllea/T.Alltnson
J. Howe
T. Alllmon
llgCanyon
Ilg Canyon
NewPQJtOW
Nwport leach
NawpoJt Heights
• lwnmll•ld Ct. u ..... c:r .
2IOOCMOIM
"91,000
$2,,,.,oao
IHf.000 . ., ....
l•.llO,OOD
•• Dbon L ,,_..-,.
...crto•INrl
l.ctGilbM M.Jonk
3TAT23 JA3A \ TOJlq A23M AT200\HOA38 TAOt"fW3l-1 ~r ,BS ysM ,YAOAUfA~ \a :jCJA'"t --------_ ____;:.._ _______________________ ..;.... _______ _
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 /PAGE 7
Davis top office producer
Pat Davis, of
Coldwell Banker Costa
Mesa office, .has once
again been recognized
as the No. 1 sales
associate for open sales
dollar volume.
Davis is a member of
the prestigious
President's Club which
recognizes sales
associates who have
achieved a minimum of
35 closed transactions
or mor:e than $4 million
in sales within a
calendar year. A
Certified Relocation
Specialist, she has also
received both the Gold
and Silver Circle Davis
Awards.
A seasoned professional
with more than 20 years
experience, she has been
highlighted numerous time as
a top producer since joining
Coldwell Banker in 1991 .
"Pat's accomplishments are
due to aiscipline, .
. .
professionalism, hard work
and always doing what 'is best
for her clients," said manager
Michael Crowe.
For all your real estate
needs, call Pat Davis of
Coldwell Banker Costa Mesa
office, (7 14) 668-9333.
Rochelle LI•• Is ••••••
'Making Dreams Come True!'
NEW LIS11N~
• HARBOR VIEW HILLS
2921 Pebb~ Drive • DISCO~ raE SHIMMERJNG OCEAN & cATAUNA
VIEWS entering this romantic beauty -sitting on a 17,000 + sq_uare foot comer lot. Rerne>ckled gourmet kitchen
with European fixtures. OffeTed at $950,000
HARBOR VIEW HILLS A prlde of ownmtiip-property lo-
cated in a prestigious family com-
munity. Completely updated with
the finest quality of materials. Extra
large yard with beautiful garden.
Moti•ated Sellen
Offen4 •t $6Z5,000
CaD for A,lpoU.a.-t
Cameo Highland presents a channlng 4
bedroom house In an prestigious area of
Corona del Mar with private acces1 to beach
NEWPORT BEACH llAJUNG ADDRESS
''Motlvat~~ sold." Prtvate ttreet. 4 large
bedrooms family neighborhood.
os...t .a $S99,000 areas. ,
Offere4 .. $605,000
-Cover Home
' BIG CAN"Y-C>N
Please join Lynne Valentine, Sunday, May 28, for
your private showing of one of the finesr homes in
Newport. Located on a large private lot, approx. 22,000
sq.ft. This classic home was designed and built by Fari
International.
The attention to every detail is absolutely incredible.
Four bedroom suites, family room, formal dining room, 3
fireplaces, surround sound through-out, pool bath w/
steam room, commercial quality kitchen and very
spacious. Furnished with an elegant, timeless look -All
neutral tones, inlaid marble & plush carpet flooring,
granite counter tops, beveled glass, padded silk covered
walls, fabulous ~ting and over 6,000 sq.ft. surrounded
by lush landscaping with 100 ft. pool & spa and a 3 car
garage.
PERFECTION -FOR THOSE
WH"O ACCEPT ONLY THE BEST! I
$2,995,000 *
L~e Valen.tl.D.e
•
V A L ·t. N T I N E
PROPERTIES ---·-,.
640-2500 EXT. 15
*Furniture to be sold w/propcrty for additional $800,000 · .
s 278,000
""' 8 8dlol f,aves s 789,000 · ··-800ai1Dme $ 595,000
s 353,000
rcsrmw•••
1420 Outrigger S 860,000
2801 Harbor view Hills or s n 5.ooo
-~ nzsmwzzr 1808 Port Abbey
1830 Port Barmouth $
$ 51 5,000
569,000
Sun 1 -5 Sandy Mittman
Sun 11 • 2'.30 Melissa Schmand ..
Sun1 -5 Jeny Brooks 121 Yll Udo Noni
Sun1 -5
Sun 1 -5
Sun 3 -6
Sat &Sun 1 -5 J~O~rt
Sun 1 -5 Snyrrel S11Wns
; . , -
ll!!IWJ
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA f'ILOT I REAL ESTATE
Anne Hoover
s mJllO • S.1·6 Hugh Swanson
~ . ...
I 490.000 Alvlla Sheron
599,000 JudY 03V1S
$ 7,50Wmo Sun1 ·5 Joyce Davenpor.
35 Mon1lcito $ 999 Sun 1 -5
Va.sit one of our Open Houses and register to win 6 Passports to.Disneyland Plus 150 Disney DoUms ..... -11.t•••aa. ___ ...
Prem11~~~acr~~J!1~y
~l'lllld «mtatc ercy appo• HXXl sq a mslJ BR 58R
5 5BA MUSI see trus 19931/IRA"I S1.990 CXXl
CARIA TIOI COvt
V1rt!Qe be.ad1 house btt oo a piem1er .-front 511e Buy&/
o< build 1n th rs~ 5')eeial IOCalloo P11Va1e piei • st.p sand.ooy
beaCh bay & ocean Ylews A 1ewtc oppomJnCy s 1 s..o CXXl
CAMBRIA OCUIFROIT A~ v~ up coa:si 10 Peens Blilocas ll(JlltllOuSe
Maible grarnte ttle 4BR lBA A r~yelegnhm S1295000"
llYI• TDIMCl 4BR 38A Jelly ocean & f\afbor • cey llghls Vlew5 Pool
cou.1yald s 1 195 CXXl
SPYGUSS HU Q.ASSIC Biea1hca~1ng ~aew wf1. msu SU•les • 2 !Moe ruts all oo one
!Ml PooVspa in reat/lrOOICOIA"lya/d• p~oond S999,500
IALIOACOVB wa:eitrontw~slip Prwwge lct h.A1~lhOU5e&gue51
hse 3BR.~olfa l.algeph & pd 1 s:oty S890 CXXl
NUCE CCllOIA IB. MM LOT ~ac 18CXXl sq l lolwf1. t.ge usable!Jiss yam fol PoOI
• COlltS House 1n bt.at.C~ COIO!Jon. ptrno Qndscap!ng OU!et. tranquil & serene $800.CXXl
18.COURT 8 EUICI
01.8hly craftsmanslllp, 5U1*bty dlconfed Cfy ltgte we. Slllflg rm on 111111 su111 l0t dcscrrnarQlflg .,,$&49~
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48R, ~eait ercmning prct $799.CXXl
WATBHOIT comoMftllJM
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HMIOR lllCI ESTATU Remarbble l.JWernort in 1111*X3ble c:onS11on ~BR 38A.
spatlOUS courtyard. pnvats ~. grurmec k11Chen SB70.CXXl
llEWPtllT IUCM 1UlfTIOll
localed aaoss it. Sl!eet ~om million S hms ThlS SBR 58A
hm 1$perlecl b a wgetamtly 2brn1~11ns gwmdklchen.
' once large sew fig 1 m & much more'' S659 .CXXl
FAllUUS W• CREEi T otllly remodeled, t.nilous klltnm w/Cor go counrertops Al
C. sec sys, Jacum n.t>. oc:m ww. ctosec Olplllers ~.CXXl
IUUTN. -•a•• .,.o. n tabulous C0tona dlel Mar GrOMd twdwood In p aro
bon slders. a&om cabtnm 38R lam1ty rm goroeous
decor A ITlJSI ID see' $5!5 CXXl
•WPGRT llAat CUISIC! 38R. 28A. ChlhMn hm on Mr Wl CXXl $Q a ThisCahl ranch
style hm Im mariy l>OSU>llf• & comes •ID.~l::
llYmnMM:I 0. h~. 38R IMne 1erra hm T ixn-l!ey, IJ eat locallOfl •. large ~d. French door Wood~ $575 Im
IU mMI • tmaWCUll
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lux!JY ER, 3 5BA condo in ptesliglOUS HI SStl,!XXl
PAL.EAMO M01B. w,uicum Hi!dwood firs Berber catj)el, C011an IOPS. new kt!Chen appli-
ances -ous rs & side )'Mda Home is .ti mnuir.i ~.!m
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to Ill"'* beach & term SS36.CXXl
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condo 8&.ttl\A e>aio aftcwdmg ~I Pl'*Y tor ercettammg S.529,500
IUT IUY •*-VIEW HOMES
Onginal f>Ufmo model Priced 1o lllV'*2ale a Creal tamil1~ ci.i r.otc&twvt tJrgei-d '515.oo>
an _ _., ..
Bealj!M 2 yrs ,... 38R, JIA Hprs. QUlel sireet Ul>O' aoes
galore Fist~ Gt .. cwa S399 ~
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garage . $349 ~
.. un91 • •WNIT llAat Sinale 1M1 end IN Jiii. 2M, ,_ rool kllt.hen & bat'll
Vallted c:.q. ltgte & bfqa & a plmln to show $319 00J
lllllUffl End corrw loebn condo.-. 2SA w/Of*1 leellt!QS & .~
greenbel S2 79 OC(; __ ,_IUllJY
4BR +den,,_ golllNt k*1letl. t1le tlool, .ira lafge lot w gorgeous prd Pool/Spa. RV paiklng, 111>an-resoit 1' you'S2n .soo
WAI.I TO IUDI • lllWPORT Model palecll ~ mslJ SUdeS. h9'1 cedll!OS' Guard·Qt.l!C
comrnooey wlpools. tnn + spa S20!l CXXl
CIUIRl•l--UELOT Gar geous S8R' New carpel. new pa I'll, new ceramic enu y tile Nr 3 schools Cul-dHac ~ RV 1CCeSS S 194 ~
.nun Enioy }IXJ Pl'*Y 111 flis oardln slllflg COIMllJlst Poo spa. close to shops. nry, dialws 2SR COllX> .!m
I.
$2,290,000
This lovely 8ayfronthas beautiful views of the harbor
+ jetty. Dock for large boat + side tie. 4BR, 2.5BA.
~b.lres large mstr suilew/del rm-perfectforoffice.
Delight in wak:hi the boots cruise in and oot ol lhe
harbor. -
$841,958
Prime quality ctaltsmanship, supefbly decorated
city light,view. Sining room off master suite for
discriminating buyers.
$614,800
Desigllef elegance & charm in prestigious 24 hr
guard gale community. 4BR (3BR+ den) 3BA. 3-car
garage. Upgrades tlrooghouL
-..ooo
Plan your wedding Celebrale yourbinhdayin this 1/
4 of an acre property w/greal family hm Uni~
ollering.
'n"• """' ··-•• ''",,,,,,..,..,.~ ,.. ~""'",,
28, 1994 I PAGE 9
$995,a
Ccrneo Shores ocean view pool home. Pride ol
owrership. Could be 3 Of 48R.
$178,a
·;:-· Rema~ble laJtremont in impeccable condition.
'~ • 4BR. 3BA. Sp.1Ciouscourtyard, private spa, gourmet
• •· .,t,.. kitchen.
,. BEAUTIFUL su•Emm MODEL $599,•
In labulous Corona del Mar. GrOO'tled hardwood firs.
• plantatien stvttets. wslom cabinets. 38R, family
rm. gorgeous decor. A must 10 see'
$211,a
3BR. large one story Mi w/pool & spa. Re-done
kithen & baths. Baywindows, ltpl, large grass yard.
2-car garage.
PAGE 10 I SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 NEWPORT BEACH/CE>STA MESA "PILOT 1 REAL ESTATE
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Miyuki Rann .offers international
marketing for Prudentjal California
Maxine Montgomery, vice
president/branch manager of
Prudential California Realty, is
pleased to announce Miyuki
Rann as Orange County
International marketing director
for Prudential California Reaity.
Rann has secured an
exclusive marketing agreement
with TBS Network and Yomiuri
Television in Japan to present
homes throughout Southern
California. The television
programs "Properties in _
America" and "Estates of the
W orld" are aired wee~ly in the
Pacific Rim featuring estates
throughout Southern California
targeted to buyers on mainland
Japan.
As the leader in the sales and
marketing of California real
estate, Prudential California
Realty gives you the optimum
• • r, opportunities to expose your
property to the world.
For more information on
marketing your property
internationally, contact M iyuki
Rann at Prudential California
Reah.y's Newport Beach offic~,
(714) 759-6600.
NANTuLLY
Res: 651.-2247
121 Via Udo Nord, U do 111.e
Newport Bae~ CaUlonla
• Fabulous location OI) bey Wlfh dodt
• Mapifi<:mt, rommtic ligJlting
• Electric skybgha and blinds • p pohl litthat
• ~ Systtm • air c:ondirioning
• Hi,h-tteh doon by .. fonnl 8od Swfaca"
SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 /PAGE 11
I
BEST BUY IN HARBOR \'IE\\' HO~IES ,
1806 Port: Abbey
2 story Palermo -Large pool
siz.e yard. Priced for quick sale.
Very light & o pen. 4B~ 21/2BA
+ family room.
DOtti Johnson
760-1966 759-6600
/~
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE ThePrudent1al ... 7J 7 ~9-6600
2101 E Coast Highway Callfornla Realty .....,. ~
George J. McGaffigan .
729-7233
T ·--r-. Prudential •'l .......
C. 1I1f 0r-11.1 Rea It 'y
OPEN SUNDAY & MONDAY J.-5
1420 OV1'BIGGER DRIVE. CDM
Huge lot with two useable grass yards for pool, courts or
expansion. Beautiful landscaping with 2 great patios.
3BR (easily returned to origina l 48R), 21hBA, 3 car
garage. Impeccable condition.
, $869.ooo··
PAGE 12 /SATURDAY, May 28, 1994
METRO 1,
OlftWfld at ... $399,000
2BR, 2BA. dyn.•ty model, lurdwood Ooore,
bleached wood ceilings, cul-de-uc location.
Model Perfect! Call 644-2778.
Ask For: WANDA WATERMAN
OR«ed at ... Coll For Detol&
8 Un.iu, SSS.SOO groa1 income. 6/2BR, Z'IBR.
Owner will carry. Great caeh flow.
Call 721-4058.
Ask For: DAllECE QUINIAN
Offered at •.• $399,000
3BR upgraded custom kitchen cabinets, central air, French
doon. Berber carpeting, uulted ceiliAp, private y1rd and
commu.ity pool
Ask For: TOMASSO GOTUZZO
Olf.rN ol • ..$119,900
2BR, 2BA c:Hdo. finpltee. nuked ceiliDp, 2 car pr, mini·
bliacl. ~ Redeeedl Reduced!
A.Ir For. JOHN GllOTY
Offered at ••• $835,000
3BR, 28A; ocean \ie"-, complete!) remodeled, frencb doors,
skylights, glus brick, lush landscaping, pool & spa. Call
721-0#t.
Ask For: BETTY JO GllEENFE!D
Lite/open plan 2, gated community, new paint and carpel.
Creenbehs. lush gardens, Drasli<'ally rtduced!!
Ask For: JERRY JONES
Offered at ... $299, 900
3BR, l.7SBA, fomily rm, fireplace, fenced pool.
Creal curb appeal, cul-de-tac localion.
Ask For: TEX GRIFFITH
Offered at ... $229,000
Lovely 4BR, 2.SBA -Vauhed ceilings, nice
polio, 20 min. Crom Fashion blond. Mual Seel
Call 494-2073
Ask For: MARY LOU MARION
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
PROPERTIES ALA CARTE
100 Ocean VisLa, NB .................... $679,000
211 39tb St, NB ........................... $495,900
308 3Sth, NB-. ............................... $43 7 ,500
1310 W. Balboa, NB .................... $425,000
1024 \l/. Balboa, NB .................... $425,000
33402 Clieltam, DP ...................... $385,900
33412 Nottingham, D.P ............... $379,'900
30592 Atirantleln, L.N .................. $520,000
12 Atlelanle, Irv ........................... $3-!9,000
BUY OF TllE WEEK
111 Lexington, Costa Mesa
3IlR, 2BA, 2 car gar, sundeck .......... $138,000
26'0 Santo Ano Aw #C, Coda Mno
211, 1 YJIA, 1 car gar, fireplace,
pets pou. .•..•••..••••••.••••.•••• $850/MO
Coll: DMlllU ,ASH 114/720-H22
104 1Sth St I I, INwpott a.odt
111, 1 IA, Peninsula loc ••••• $750/MO
Coll: GA/tY SULLY 114/6$1-3481
25862 Via Loma• 131, Laguna Hiiis
21R, 21A. Avl 6/15 •.•••••••• $950/MO
(Comer of AJlcla & Moulton)
Coll: GAn SULLY 114/6S1·
c::i;QD __ ...;. __
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA etLOT I REAL ESTATE -~
DUPLEX RIGHT AT THE SAND. Walk to ferry &
PavUion. Ideal summer-winter rentals. Price re-
duced & ready to sell at $789,000.
A.k for ROBERT TAYLOR
LIDO ISLE
OWC'AITD/SVBMIT YOUR TERMS •• $675.000
Open-ally SBR. 4BA home w/big MBR suite, fam .
kit., formal din .. wet bar + l"l)Uch more!
NEAR BOAT GARDEN ................ $735,000
4BR home w/lBR & BA on the 1st level. Very
comfy fie>oq>lan surrounding a lovely sunny, south-
facing patio.
BAYFRONT WITH DOCK ......... $1.975.000
Architecturally stnKing 3BR, 3.SBA home w/dock for
a SS' boat. Full basement & elevator. Designer wall
coverings & Interior detailing. A real must see!
OCEANFRONT
conAGE AT THE SAND ............ $775.000
On a nice comer lot, you'll enjoy breathtaking
ocean/Catalina/sunset views. 2BR cozy cottage w/
35' of 0U4n frontage. Open sunny patio, too! .
DVPLEX BY THE WAVES ............ $719,000
Perfect as summer/winter rentals on the ocean front.
Walk to everything. Excellent Investment op-
portunity.
HOUSE ON A BIG LOT ............ $1,069,000
Quiet area. Extra-large ocean frontage. 49% more
buildable living area than the standard 30' lot. Only
6 other lots & no thru traffic.
INCOME PAYS YOUll LOAN .... $1,1S9,000
Panoramlc whitewater/coastal views. 3BR/28A up,
2BR/18A down. Large usum loan. Submit today!
B ·\ L B 0 ·\ P [ !\ INS lJ l..\
HOME ON THE POINT ............... $419,000
3 BR, 28A + faml)y rm. l.owfy inside patio. Walk
to parks, beach & more. Prestige neighborhood!
..
PRICE REDUCED on this 4BR home In Mari·
nm EJem Dllb1c:l 4-car garage. Cukle-ac
strnt, fam .. '?!!:.a. din rm., ew:n a Yicb'y garden!
O«.red at ~.ooo. A8la ._ DANA 81 M*
PERFECTLY CHARMING 3BR plus family
room home located on prestigious Point street.
Lovely inside patio. Walk to park & beaches.
REDUCED TO SELL AT $419,000.
Ask for DAYNA PETTIT
BALBOA PENINSULA
INCOME IN FINLEY AREA .......... $435.000
OWNER WILL F1NANCE .... 3BR in each. French
doors, indiv. laundry hookups. Upper unit has NC,
frpl, tile kit & baths.
STEPS TO THE SAND ................ $549.000
Duplex in great condition. Three large lBR's + one
3BR that is completely remodeled, ideal as owner/
personal residence.
REDUCED DUPLEX ................... $525,-000
4BR, 2BA in each unit. Fireplaces & patios in both!
The value is here.
PRICE REDUCED ON POINT •••••• $595,000
2BR + loft, 3BA home in top condition. Xtra-large
family room & frpl, formal dining. solarium & lovely
remodeled family kitchen. Walk to beaches & park.
NEWPORT BEACH
I
HIGH ATOP IT ALL .................... $172,500
Beautifully appointed comer 2BR penthouse in
quiet location. Numerous quality custom upgrades.
Walk to the beach!
BELCOUllT HILL VALUE ................ $455,000
Compare! 2BR, 2.SBA townhome w/peek ocean view
in the heart of Newport Beach among the pines.
NODEL-PEllFECT BELCOOllT HILL S545,000
LOWEST PRICED BIG OCEAN VIEW 2BR Over-
look the full-length Catallna view framed by Nwpt
Cntr. Cool & serene setting.
VIEW NWPT anR A OCEAN •••••• $569,000
BELCOURT HILL 2BR, 2.SBA townhome widen.
courtyard & view deck. Tons of quality upgrades.
OPEN JIOlJSES
IAlUIDAY AND SUNDAY
$.Ut,000 1-4
$US,OOQ 1-4
$M5,000 H
.$569,000 1-4
$571,000 1-4
$1.0ff,000 11 ..
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SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 /PAGE 13
LOCATED IN GREAT RENT AL AREA Sharp
duplex. Either one would be ideal for owner/
user to reside. Call for Cietails on this fine
investment property today. Offered at
$445,000.
Ask for MARCIA DOSSEY
NEWPORT BEACH
DESIGNER'S TOUCH ......................... $575,000
GA TED BELCOURT HILL TOWN HOME. It has every-
thing you'll want. Ocean view. plush carpet, Jenn-Aire.
NC + more! Call for details today.
NEWPORT ISIAND CALLSI ........ $459,999
Comfy charm bounds in this comer 3BR, 2BA
home w/lots of custom quality upgrades. Security
syst.
BAYFRONT LMNG ............................ $669,000
Price reduced. Completely redecorated. Freshly painted.
3BR. 3BA bay, city lights & mountain View condo. Boat
slip available.
MAGNIACENT ESTATE HOME ..... $1,495,000
DOVER SHORES 4BR. 4 SBA home w/dramatic solar
hid indoor pool, retractable roof, .spacious-kit breakfast
area Large entertaining rms & grand outdoor terrace
for dining or simply relaxing!
CLASSY CUSTOM BAYFRONT. $1,595,000
Price h~s been reduced $100.000. Stunning NEW
4BR. 4.SBA Cape Cod style home on oversized
corner lot. Incredible views. Artistic detailing
throughout. A must see!
CORONA DEL MAR
BEACHSmE OF COAST HWY ..... $194,500
Ught & bright upper 2BR condo within walking
distance to Fashion Island. 2-car garage. Comm
pooVspa. Corporate-owned. Submit your offer
today. JUST REDUCED•
CAMEO SHORES ELEGANCE. ..... $995,000
PRICE REDUCED ... Beautiful 3BR, 3BA Mediter-
ranean-style home w/family rm., master retreat &
sitting rm. w/frpl, gounnet island kit. Call for your
private showing today.
$650,000 ASSUMABLE LOAN on this beautiful
home w/spacious rooms throughout. largt
court.yard, big patios, family rm., gourmet kit. &
views of ocean, hills & golf ooune. REDUCED
TO $995,000.
A8ll for llON 'tAYLOll
PAGE 14 /SATURDAY, May 28, 1994
CONDO H OTLINE
Dear Hotline: Once a year, I receiv(. a
proposed budget from my homeowners
association, along with some other
materials. I was just wondering. what
'other information I am entitled to on a
yearly basis?
Dear just Curious:Once a year, the
members of a community association are
entitled to receive certain documents,
....
f1L:1t111
Condo
Hotline
notices and other
inf ormat1on regarding
the operation of the
association. These
annual disclosures relate
to the association's
finances, assessments,
meetings and general
operations. Ever, if your
association publishes a
newsletter of the recent
events in and around
your community, these
annual disclosures often
contain other important
and useful information.
•Pro Forma
Operating Budget: On an annual basis,
the board of directors is required to
prepare a pro forma or estimated
operating budget. This pro forma budget
must contain the estimated revenues and
expenses for the next fiscal year, a
detailed summary of the reserve
accou nts, a statement by the board
whether 1t has determined or anticipates
a levy of a special assessment and a
statement explaining the method used to
calculate the reserves.
Since the annual budget requires so
much detailed information, many
a~sooations choose to distribute a
!>ummary of the budget, an option
expressly provided by Civil Code
S 1365Ccl This summary must contain a
wnttcn notice (in 10 pl. bold type) that
the annual budget is available at the
mandgN's or other business office for
r<'vic>w II a members requests a copy,
the ass<xiation must pay the costs of
wpy1ng and first class mailing. See also
Corporations Code-S8321 (a).
The pro forma annual budget must be
distributed to the members not less than
45 days nor more than 60 days prior to
the start of the association's fiscal year.
Civil Code 51365(a) (4). If an association
fails to distribute the pro forma annual
budget, it can't increase its regular
assessments within the 20% limitation
without approval of the members. Civil
Code S 1366(a).
• Assessment Policy: An association
should have an assessment policy, which
is a written policy or procedure the
association follows to collect delinquent
assessments, including when a past due
a~sessment becomes delinquent, when a
Notice of Delinquent Assessment will be
recorded, when the account will be
transferred to a collection agency or
attorney and the amount oflate charges
and other fees involved.
Like the annual budget, the association
must distribute its assessment policy to
the members. Failure to do so may be a
basis which the court can prohibit an
association from obtaining a judgment
against a delinguent member. The
Assessment Policy must be sent 60 days
prior to the start of the Association's fiscal
year.
• Annual Meeting Notice: Whenever
the members are required or permitted
to take action at a meeting. written
notice of the meeting shall be given not
less than 10 days nor more than 90 days
before the date of the meeting.
Corporations Code S7511(a).
The notice of the meeting must state
the time, place and date of the meetiog,
and any matter the board intends to •
present for action to the members.
Usually, if directors are to be elected at
the meeting. the notice must also include
the names of all nominees known at the
time the notice is distributed. Please
remember, nominations from the noor
just prior to voting should be allowed. If
the meeting is adjourned to another
place or time, notice of the adjourned
Custom CdM home has beach access
A contemporary home designed by
architect Cary Whitfield on a canyon
in the prestigious Shorecliffs
neighborhood i~Corona dcl Mar
fecltures four bedrooms plus an office
or den, is on the market for
$11550,000 through Prudential
Calitornia Realty. Shorecliffs is a
unique oceanfront neighborhood o(
cu!>tom homes, coral tree-lined curved
streets and two private beach access
gates.
The floor plan is highlighted by ctn
expansive family room, which
includes a panoramic curved glass
wall overlooking the canyon, a Creek
!>hell stone fireplace, built-in
entertainment center with surround
so und stereo and wet bar, coffered
ceiling and coved lighting, lovely glass
doors open to the ocean view patio,
and backyard entertainment area.
Electric sun sensored awnings, built-in
barbecue center, an outside shower
for use from the beach and a security·
system are some of the special
features.
A chrome spiral staircase leads
upstairs to a second level with a
cathedral 25-foot skylight and unique
lighting. The master bedroom features
two sunny porches, a fireplace and
large walk-i n closet. The master
bathroom has custom height counters,
dual steam shower heads and electric
shades for privacy or for ocean
viewing. The master suite also has a
separate· offrce or den with built-in
cabinets and refrigerator.
There is extensive use of granite,
limestone and marble throughout the
house. Outdoors, the property
includes lush tropical landscaping, a
private entry and courtyard for
entertainment off the living room, an
ocean and canyon view deck and
grass area.
For more information, call listing
agents MeUnda and Marty Jones at
(714) 729-7252.
...
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
meeting doesn't need to be given so long
as the time and place of the adjourned
meeting is announced prior to the
adjourned and unless bylaws require
notice be given again. In any e\lenl; the
meeting c.an't be adjourned for more
than 45 days. Corporations Code
3751 l(d).
• Fines and Disciplinary Procedures:
a. Fine Schedule: If the board of
directors adopts or has adopted a policy
imposing fines or money penalties on
members who violate the governing
documents, the association must
distribute to each member, a schedule of
these fines or monetary penalties,
including any fees, for each type of
violation. Civil Code S1363(i).
The board need only dist:ribute this
schedule each time it 1s amended or
changed, however it is good practice to
do this on an annual basis.
b. Suspension Procedures:lf your
association uses disciplinary proceeds
such as suspension of a member's voting
rights or use of common facilities, then
copies of the procedure must be
distributed annually to the members if
not already contained in the govern ing
documents. Corporations Code 57341.
At a minimum before a member's
voting or other privileges are suspended
or revoked and before a fine or Other
monetary penalty is levied,,the member
must receive both notice of the alleged
violation or default and an opportunity
for a hearing before the board.
• ADR Summary: Effective Jan . 1,
1994, the newly amended Civil Code
51354 requires the association distribute
to the members a summ ary of the
previsions of that code section, informing
the members of the availability of
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
proceedings in certain association or
homeowner disputes. This summary must
contain the following language:
"Failure by any member of the
association to comply with the prefiling
requirements of Section 1354 of the Civil
Code may result in the loss of your right,
to sue the association or another member
of the association regarding enforcement
of the governing doCuments."
The summary may be sent to the
membership at the time the pro forma
budget is distributed.
• Other Notices:
a. Minutes of Board Meetings:
On an annual basis, either at the time
the pro forma budget is distributed or at
the time of any ottier general mailing to
the membership, the association mu:,t
inform the members in writing of tht'11
right to have copies of the minutes ot tlw
meeting o( the board of directors, and
how and where those copies may be
obtained.
b. Transactions with Interested
Persons:
If any direct°' or officer of the
association enters into a transaction with
another person or business where that
director or officer has a direct or indirect
material financial Interest, the details of
that uansaction must be disclosed to the
members. Corporations Code 58322.
That is not to say that any such
transaction creates what is commonly
referred to as a conmct of interest.
Indeed, the Corporations Code express!~·
allows directors or officers to enter into
what seem to be conflicts of interest or 11
self-dealin~ so .long as full disclosure I)
made to either the board or the
members, and either the bOard or the
members approve or ratify the
transaction, and the transaction is just
and reasonable to the association.
Ross FeinbttJ is an attorney and
nYnapg pv#MT of Feldsott, Lee &
Feinbetg, a law /inn emphasizing the
practke of uw in the area of
commun~ usoc:iations. He a n't
individually ~pond to the questions, '
but .Mii answer as many as possible in
the HotliM column. Submit your
qu~tions to Community Association
Hotline, 4 Civic Plua, Suite 300,
Newport ~ach, 92660.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL FSTATE SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 I PAGE 15
Laguna's Smithcliffs: California's answer to French Riviera
T he name .French Riviera conjures
up ill usions of sun-drenched
beach towering cliffs that rise
, -above dazzlingly blue waters and some
of the world;s most exclusive homesites.
Bu,t right here in Southern California
another name is being touted as
Californ ia's answer to the French
Riviera. Smithdiffs, the historic
oceanfront enclave of 26 private
custom homesites just north of Laguna
Beach, rivals the beauty of the world's
most prestigious coastal communities.
to play-a role in building their own
dream home.·
"Smithcliffs freedom of design
philosophy has been attracting the
interest of some of California's most
prestigious architects who are
considering purchasing here," Reed
said. "And that's the highest
compliment we can receive."
Located on a--natural peninsula,
Smithcliffs is surrounded by water on
three sides. This un ique configuration of
the land creates a natural sense of ,
privacy, once inside the gates of the
property, the rest of the world seems to
disappear. The panoramic view of the
ocean and distant islands seen from the
lal)d, which is filled with native Torrey
Pif'\.es, gives an instant sense of serenity
and separation from the bustle of
everyday life.
Located on a natural peninsula In Laguna Beach, Smlthctiffs creates a sense
of privacy. ·
Jack Custer, direc.tor of sales for
Smithdiffs, has reported that five
homesites have sold at Smithcliffs in
1994. Buyers are indicating that the
architectural freed om, gated aspect,
magnificent views and ~bundance of
trees are what made their decision to
purchase an estate lot at Smithcliffs,
Custer said.
"We've had such a high amount of
visitor interest, that I expect sales to
c;.ontinue at th is rate throughout the
year," Custer said.
The exclusive nature of Smithcliffs
has, throughout its history, attracted
some of California's most fa mous
residents including the some of
California's Hollywood crowd, Charlie
Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Douglas
Fairbanks, -Erich· von Stroheim and
others were constant guests at the
landmark estate during the 1920s and
1930s when the property was used as a
popular retreat.
The developers of the property have
recognized the historic and
environmental character of the estate.
Smithcliff's new monument walls and
wrought iron fencing honor the historic
aspect of 1he_ property by: replicating !he_
original design motif as do the two
copper-roofed brownstone gatehouses
flanking the entran~.-
'We wanted to create a commu nity
that would attract people looking for an
intimate setting,'; said Phil Reed, vice
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#1BAYISLAND
IF NOT THE GRANDE DAME
THEN
ONE OF THE LEADING LADIES
Set on the widest beach of this lovely private island, its·
magnificent panoramic views include Balboa Bay and all the
boating activitie~ foothills, mountains, Newport Center skyline
and night lights. Early 1900's style 3 bedroom, 4 bath home with
large activity room, wide terrace on bayfront, dock for boats, and
pri'!ate ~ennJs court. This may be your only opportunity to be on
this exclusive garden island. Call for a private showing. $1,750,000
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ON THE GOLF COURSE CONTEMPORARY STYLE CHARMING REMODEL
Panorlmic views, 2bd, guard g31ed comm.,
assoc. 1cnni1, pool and clubhouse.
Expanded & upgndcd 4bd home. large back
yud, upper lrvd views of ul.llina, city lighu.
Sally Shipley $559,000
Eas1bluff lbd home -~cry room has a garden
view. Llght & bright wich a happy feeling.
Ann Peters or Suzanne Shuler$595,000
$115,900-$289~00
GREAT BUY!
Vcruilles I bd overlooking fountains lie green-
bclr. Newer carpet, appliances & paint.
M:iryAnn McGuire $115,900
CArE COD TOWNHOME
Side and back yard, shady trees. 2bd, I .Sba,
cozy fircpbcc, counyud entry.
Dick Dickson 5127,900
LOCATION & VALUE
Splcious 2-story condo in great Costa Meu
locmon. lbd, 2ba plus fireplace.
K:ircn Knoche $154,900
OCEAN VIEW PENTHOUSE
Newport Beach 2bd, 2ba with ocean & bay
views. lmmacubtc, upgrades throughout!
Lois J:icobs or Linda Octh $198,000
VIL LA BALBOA PENTHOUSE
Lowest priced dbl mm plan w/vaulted ceilings,
skvlighu, clerestory windows-light & open.
~fary Ann McGuire $207.SOO
BLUFf'S DOLLHOUSE
Grear locale & neighborhood, walk to shopping,
tennis club, school, park.s, pool & back bay.
S:illy Shipley $219,000
FRUIT TREES & ROSES GALORE
urge lie expanded 4bd, Jba Mesa Verde
home. 2 m.aner bd, upgraded appliances.
Bob Coluccio $249,000
CONTEMPORARY SOlTTHWESTERN
Beautiful decor Jbd + loft, 2.Sba condo in E.
Costa Mesa. Thouunds spent on upgrades.
Karen Knoche $214.SOO
$349,500 -$473,000
ONE OF A KIND
Historic E. Costa Mesa lbd home. Library/
study, guest quaner w/kitchcn tic much more.
Bob Coluccio SJ•9..SOO
SERENE VIEWS
Back Bay & canyon views. Bluffs 3bd,
remodeled kitchen, patio facing greenbeh.
Sally Shipley SJH,000
CHARMING COTIAGE
Corona dcl Mar 2bd -neat tic de.an. Walk to
shops, cafes ec ocean.
Pete Barrett $J62,.SOO
FIRST CLASS. PROPERTY
Totally rebuilt Jbd, Jba gorgeous attached
home. A true "10".
Gisela Bunneister $389,000
PRESTIGIOUS COWAN HEIGHTS
Large 4bd, J.Sba home with 2 fireplaces,
fonnal dining room. Pool, spa & BBQ.
R2ylenc Miracle $419,000
BRING YOUR BUlLDEJVDECORATOR
Bayuut 5bd home. Property being sold "as
is" -build your dream here.
Ann Petcn or Suzanne Shuler $434,000
COUNTRY LIFE corr AGE
Upgraded· 8c attnctive Corona del Mar
duplex. South of PCH, front 2bd, back 2bd.
Linda Octh or Lois Jllcobs $439,000
JASMINE CREEK
2bd + den home on large comer 101.
Ouutandinc floo7bn, cozy den, newer carpet.
.l.Ois Jacobs OC' Linda Octh $473,000
Barbara Aun~ $489,000
$529,000 -$'649,000
CHAR.MING EASTBLUFF
Enjoy this Sbd home w/French doors, wood
floors, newer kit. & ba's, patio w/BBQ tic sp.a.
Kathy Gl'llllieri $529,000
OLDE CORONA DEL MAR
Affordable duplex S. or PCH. lbd comgc w/
fireplace up front, 2bd unit over gange.
Ann reten or Suzanne Shuler $535,000
BltYFRONT PENTHOUSE
Interior designed by Fari International. Jbd,
each with a patio, beautiful views. .
Karen Knoche $545,000
HARBOR. VIEW HOMES
1Jpgri'ded Palermo •bd. 2.Sba home with
scraped ceilings, library, larse yard.
Steve Leverett or Leslie Rolls $579,000
STUNNING HARBOR RIDGE
Quality remodel, space savm throughout,
spacious 3bd townhome, offers natural light.
B.J. Johnson $59$,000
CATALINA & OCEAN VIEWS
Warm & inviting Corona Highlands •bd, Jba
family home. ~rivate beaches, large yard.
Ann Pcten or Suzanne Shu.ler $590,000
FABULOUS OCEAN & BAY VIEWS
Scapon living nc:ir Marinen Mile. Views
from spacious J bd home.
BJ. Johnson $&25,000
COUNTP. Y STYLE
lnvicing 5bd, comforublc roonu '11ood pro-
ponions, mm bd w/firtplacc le tictin1 11ta.
udic blla or Smc l.nenu 164t,OOO
$675,000 -$849,000
BEAlTTJFUL NEIGHBORHOOD
Large Eastern style home in need of brge
family, 6bd, 4.Sba, pool 2nd sp:i, J ~r g.ar:ige.
Barlur.a Aune or Ted J:irvis $675,000
SPECTACULAR VIEWS
Ocn.n, city and mtn views seen from this
beautiful Jbd, 2.Sba H:irbor Ridge Estate.
C:irol Allison S677,000
PRICED BELOW MARKET
Sunny 8c bright 3 bd family home. City light
views, top of the line kitchen & mufh more!
Joanm Hendrie $699,000
HARBOR. VIEW HOMES
Custom home with 4bd, 4ba. 2 fireplaces,
hardwood & tile floors, country kitchen.
Leslie Rolls or Stev.c Leverett $749,000
REDUCED -SEA WIND
Remodeled & cxp~ndcd Sbd home with won·
dcrful cicy Ughc & mountain views. A mun sec.
Linda Oeth or Lois Jacobs $749,000
OCEAN VIEW DUPL£X
Large & upgndcd Coron.a dcl Mar duplex
across from park. Featuring ocean views.
Linda Oeth ac Lois Jacobs $749,000
NEWPORT ISLAND DUPLEX
Wam frontasc on a husc lot, dock holds J
boau, could be convened co single family home.
Claudette Taylor $719,000 . .
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
Ocean, harbor ac .Uahc lipc views. Uparackd
Harbor V eew Hills 4bd. Either T.... $M9,000
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BELCOURT TOWNHOME
On the greenbelt. Exquisite g:1rdcn, m:1ster
bedroom suite with connecting den/retre:11.
Jo Ann Kenton $795,000
$1,095,000
Lo"'CSl priced 4bd, )bl in Seiview. Gu:1rd gated
comm., comer location. abuts p;uk &'. greenbelt.
Ann Pftm or Suunnc Shuler S625,000
$949,000 -$1,595,000
FO REVER. OCEAN VIEWS
Exquisite home on top of Spyglass Hill. Light &
bright 4bd, l.S~. beautiful enclosed eou"yard
M:ali Gulledge S949,000
GREAT VIEWS. NO ROOFTOPS
Lovely Harbor Ridge 4bd home O\'erlooking
the oce:an, Catalina and cities. Cwrd gated.
M:ucie Adler 5964,000
ADMI RED BY ALL
Spacious ocean toe bay view home. Bca utifuUy
remodeled toe exp:anded with quality lie taste.
Lind:1 Oeth or Lois Jacobs $1 ,185,000
BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLE
Sbd bayfro'nt with quality finishes throughout.
·-~ienmhtip; JI(ed comm.
Ann Peters or Suunne Shuler Sl,195,000
PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEWS
Corona dcl Mar viewpoint propc"f on Ocean
Blvd. Comer loc;ation, extra wide lot.
Unda Oeth or Lois Jacobs Sl,J95,000
SPECTACULAR VIEWS
Wrap-around comer location on Ocean Blvd. in
CdM. Ocean ac shordinc ~
Linda Octh or Lois Jacolu Sl,450,000
' ONE OF A JUND
Big Canyon 5bd, 4.S~ home with upinsive use
of marble & granite. Ocean ac city views.
CuoJ Allison $1,450,000
ELEGANT GOLF COURS E EST A TE
Sensational custom home on the 7th fairway of
Big Canyon, bmthtaking views.
Carol Alll•on Sl,595,000
$1,595,000-$8,950,000
HARBOR RIDGE
Ocean & city light views! ~bd custom home,
CXtensave USC' of hirdwood floors & used brick.
Ann Petcn or Suunnc Shuler Sl.S9S,OOO
FRONT ROW IRVINE TERRACE
Spectacular remodeled lbd home. Superb bay
& ocean views, pool on view side.
Ann Peters or Suunnc Shuler Sl,650,000
BAY ISLAND BA YFRONT
Three story home with views of the bay &
boating activity. Priv3te isbnd, boat dock.
Pete B:arrett Sl,750,000
COUNTRY FRENCH EST ATE
Big Canyon 6bd, 6.5ba home with golf
course and city views, pro landscaping.
C:arol Allison Sl,950,000
ELEGANT HARBOR RIDGE
Ocean, harbor & city light views. Custom
5bd, lushly landsupcd, pool & spa.
Llnda Octh or Lou J:icobs $2,095,000
PROGRESSfVE ARC HITECTURE
Spcccacular ~yfront. 3bd, gourmet kitchen,
dock for 2 boats, most furnishings included.
M3rCic Adler $1,99.S,000
U DO ISLE "GOLD COAST"
Fabulous ~y views, private pier toe luge
dock. A.I.A. custom designed home on 52.5
ft. of bayfront.
Don Pc:an on Sl,J4S,000
SPECTACULAR HARBOR ISLAND
Incredible bayfront, prime view location, over
165 fr. of bayfront, dock for sever.ii boats.
Ann Peters $8,950,000
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644-6200
ustomizcd :ind qullity cxplnded Sbd hpme, ·
quiet tree-lined street, sp:1cious & liry.
Lois J:tcobs or Li nd:t Octh $7-'9,000
OPEN HOUSE TO UR
SATURDAY
J600 OCEAN BLVD l·S DAHUA SHEMTOB
J230 OREGON A VE l·S SHIV A ASHARI
520 CANCHA l·S MARY OSTER.HOUT
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
J46 POPPY l-5 SMITWGRANIERI
1008 F.. BALBOA BLVD l-5 ADUR/Kf.JGH
508 VENTAJA 1-5 BITTON/VESELY
499 E 19TH ST. 1-5 McGULRfJPENKWITZ
$1,450,000
S2-'9,000
$299,500
$660,000
$1,995,000
$349,000
$269,000
S021 COPA DE ORO l-5 MARll.YN KERSHNER $2,499,000
SUNDAY
12 CANYON ISLAND 1-5 ROLLS/LEVERm $2SS,OOO
421 WAl.Ntrf PLACE 1-S DICK DICKSON $332,800
806 BISON 1-S SALLY SHJPLEY $559,000
3700 OCEAN BLVD t-5 PHYLLIS HAYDEN $1,395,000
21 TOULON 1-S MARY OSTERHOUT S96~.ooo
.,74 VJSTA CAUDAL 1-S CONNIE BffiON SlH,000
10 CHEJlRY HlllS 1-S CAROLAWSON $1,59S,OOO
I llUE CHANTILLY 1-5 TOM BRUNSON $735,000
295' CAllOB 1-S DAHLIA SHEMTOB $529,000
tS41 DOLPHIN TERRACE l·S"' ANN/SUZANNE $1,650,000
414 CAllNATION l·S LOIS JACOBS $749,000
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644~1600
New Listings
Corona del Mar Charming beach cot-
tage -steps from "Big Corona·.
Marian PhllDppl $399,000
lasmlne Creek 3 Bd. plus family room.
Ideal comer location F\:>pular plan 3.
Carole lohR90n $479.000
Balboa Island Charming newer
Balboa Island home with yard
Sara Hinman $575,000
Irvine Tenaoe Huge home on large lot
with remodeled 4 8d o4 5 Ba with pool.
Marian PhUUppt $1 ,195,000
New Listings
Cameo Shores Open and spacious
3 8d + den view home. Lovely pool area
Evan Corkett $1 ,225,000
Big Canyon Premier cape Cod style
family home with premium lakefront views..
Lecrand & Worden $2,395,000
Opportunities
Balboa Peal...ta Macnlbnt cistom
home on the bayfront Dock for 55' boat
Mickey Rowe $I, 790,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
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View Properties
---"'P"!-._...._P-----.., Shore Clfts OuaUty remodeled contem-
H•bor Rldce Crest Panoramic dty
!WU and mountain views. Model petfect.
aerw & c.ooper..aach $449. 900 ..
8alboa Peftlns•la Unique peninsula
entertain Inc. Bily views l'rom l levels. huge
)rd leYel rec roonWiew dedt.
JllCIJ Good $5 S0,000
ca.eo s... ~ ~enleltainiflc.
Each room 9UllOUnded by pool, OONn view
ar...-y. 3 lid 4 Bil. plus n.horne <62.
Silla Mm* $1,200,000
porary 5 8d. h~ on 18,000 5q. ft. lot with
captivattnc white water views1
Mary Den & Bob Weclarz $1, 950,000
Balboa Island 45' level bayfront lot on
Little Balboa. Unobstructed vi~ of bay
and main channel. Ready to build.
Bert & Marian Reedy ~ I, 950,000
Nora Lapaa Beautiful North Lacuna
oceanfront villa. Spe<taicular cmstal views.
Rod Daley $2,99S,OOO
Shore Cliffs Spectacular 5 Bd. ocean·
front estate with sportscourt, pool & spa.
Bibb & Lyle $3,800,000
Harbor Ridge Custom Magnificent
landmark estate. Sweeping sunset,
ocean & city hchts view. 7 Bd. 10.5 Ba.
carol Beq $4,800,000
Blc Canyon Custom Perllaps the finest
property ever built in Big canyon. This
maoimnt 415 Bd. home overlooks fairway.
Bibb & Undsay $5, 100,000
Gated· Communities
Bis C.,. Mc:Om Sett value In
quiet loaidonl Upct.ted) Bd. 2.5 Ba. Ma.a........... $275,000
J•ml• Creek Remodeled & expan~
ed lovely l Bd. + larce den, l fireplaces.
F'Nnch doors, and l skyllchts.
cwale'"' •• $439,000
Olde C... del Mar Ccqeous chann-
lnc ) Id. 2.5 ... Ind r.nity room.
Mk:td Cooper-Radt $5J9 ,000
Emerald Rldp Ooean, p.tt and catalina
views. Lovely 3 Bd. pool and spa home.
Guarded gate & community ten'nls.
H~&Valele~ ~~,000
Blc Canyon Broadmoor Totally
remodeled & expanded 5 Bd. 3 Ba.
home. Counnet kitchen. Ucht & brictn.
Farco &Thomas $1,095,000
Belcourt Custom EJecant 5 Bd. 4.5 Ba
cu.stom home with ocean view. Crand
marble entry with circular staircase.
Belle Partch $1,895,000
Belcourt Spectacular rustom estate in
Belcourt with oty llghts and ocean view.
£.xotic landscaptnc-pool and spa.
Bele Partch $1,195 ,000
Blc Caayon Custom Coif oourse ex>n-
t~y home all on one level
Bibb & Lepand $2,375,000
Belc.o•rt Custom ihls spectacular
Belcourt estate Includes 6 Bd. 7.5 Ba.
with over 9000 sq. ft. of rustom features.
Bibb & i..ecnwt $3,450,000
Family Neighborhoods ------
E .... lde Cetltral C.M. Qual ity redo on pat street • must see to appredate.
·s..~ $247,500
Welldlff Grawe Extraordinary exea1·
tive home: 3 Bd. 2.S &a. with country
kitdlen, den. private patio and·~· Ntt.ieJ $497,JOO
II ....-Str-.d Steps to the sand!
Latcest model with upcra<fe• through-
out, bridt patio with 9P•·
Hetti & '11to1nat $J I J ,000
Hlrbor va tto1nm Upcraded Palenno
In creat loc;atlon. Remodeled kitchen,
~ .mdo9 and wood floors.
........ $'79,000
Udo Isle Drama, style and quality In
this home only one house to bay.
Overslt.e lot & custom finishes. l Bd. 2 Ba.
Maureen Dawn $599,000
Shore CJlffs Charmine much sought
after single story l Bd. with family room
in beach community.
Dottie VaJentine $629,000
Udo Isle Rare opportunity to acquire a
60 ft. buildinc site on a prime street·to-
street loc:ation.
ttowd&~...... $'ml0>
Harbor View H09lel SophlstJaited
custcm 3 8ci l ... home · pnme loaUon.
Mlltl&Sdw I I I $1,02',000
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As many as 3,500 people
includ ing 400 walkers
& 300 volunteers are
expected to participate.
The scenic 5-K is run on
Corona del Mar's
"flower streets"
south of PCH.
The course starts on
Ocean Boulevard and
finishes on Goldenrod after
crossing the
66 year-old footb ridge.
Pl.EASE CALL US FOR
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HARBOR RIDGE
30 VIENNA $549,000
Wonderful large 3 Bd. in pristine condition.
Wood floors, off-white carpeting & walls.
Great location. Community tennis, spa, & pool.
24 hour gate guard.
BAYVIEW TERRACE
31 SHEARWATER. $369,000
Wonderful light & bright home with off-white·carpeting
& wood fl oors. Gated community with spa & pool.
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SHIRLEY HARRIS
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JIM KLINE
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EASTBLUFF
-2668 BASSWOOD $455,000
Charming single level home on an extra large lot.
Kitchen has been nicely upgraded. French doors
& windows. Across from park & playground.
" VILIA BALBOA
950 CAGNEY #108 $155,900
One of a kind extra large I Bet. in gate guarded
Villa Balboa. Excellent location near tennis court,
pool, & spa. 1/4 mile to the beach.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Dana Black excels at
Prudential Newport Realty
Ron Taylor, president of
Prudential Newport Realty is pleased
to congratulate Dana Black on
earning the Top Sales Associate
Award for March.
"Hard working and successful
people bring success to whatever
they undertake," Taylor said.
"Dana's approach to marketing
properties and obtaining buyer!> for
her sellers is exemplary. Her follow
through and attention to detail is
also noteworthy."
Black is very active in professional
and community organizations. She is
an executive board member of
Newport Harbor High Academic
Boosters, a Newport Harbor High
School Site C~ncil member, a
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District's Education Summit
participant, co-chaired the first
annual I Can Make A Difference •
Leadership Conferenc~chaired the
second annual Academic Awards
Night, the banquet chairperson for
Newport Harbor High School Boys
Soccer Booster and chairperson for
City of Newport Beach/Mariners July
4 Parade & Picnic.
Black
And she recently received the
1994 Honorary Service Award from
Mdriners Elementary School.
Busy and involved are two words
that sum up thi~ighly mot+vated
professional. Thanks for being part
of our winning t~am.
Dana Black can be reached at
Prudential Newport Realty (714)
673-7300.
Drummy honored as top producer
Lee Drummy was recently owned her own company prior
recognized at the Waterfront to entering the real estate
Homes annuaf awards banquet profession. She has lived in the
for being among------------, harbor area for
• the top 11 years and
producing currently resides
agents in both with her
listing.s and sales husband on Lido
for the first Isle. She is
quarter of 1994. active in the
Awarded rookie Cinderella Guild
of the year in of the Children's
1989 -her first Hospital of
year in real Orange County
estate -she and will chair
was also among this year's
the top agents annual
at her former Christmas Card
office in 1992, fundraiser. She
prior to has also be
transferr~ng to Drummy involved with
Waterfront TAMR (Tennis
Homes in early 1993. Association for Mentally •
Drummy gets gr~t ·pleasure Handicapped children) and was
from helping her clients who instrumental in making tennis a
have ranged from first-time Special Olympics sport. When
buyers to the experienced client she has the time, she enjoys
looking for a bayfront property competitive golf and tennis ~nd
or second home. looks forward to the Adoption
In sales as a manufacturer's Guild's annual tennis
representative for 18 years, she tournament.
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Carole Frankel ·wins
top RE/MAX award
For the second month of
1994, broker associate Carole
Frankel at RE/MAX South
County, Newport Beach, has
been named among the Top
100 Producers in RE/MAX of
California & Hawaii. This
includes more than 3,700 sale
associates.
Frankel has additionally been
named among the Top 100 for
the first quarter of 1994. RE/
MAX of Californ ia & Hawaii
includes 238 offices and
boasted a total of 42 ,700
transactions in 1993. Their
agents average 10. 9 years in
real estate.
An 18-year veteran in real
estate in the Newport Beach
area, Frankel joined RE/MAX in
1989. She has consistently been
honored as a member of the
1 OOo/o Club, the highest annual
award available to RE/MAX
associates. This ranks her
among the top 1 % of all real
estate agents in the United
.;
Frankel
States.
Married for 30 years and the
mother of two daughters,
Frankel has lived-in the area -for
24 years. A graduate of the
_ University of Pennsylvania, she
is active in many community
organizations. She can be
reached at 760-5000.
Coast Newport Properties
major sponsor of CdM 5K
Coast Newport Properties is once again proud to be the main sponsor of
the Corona del Mar Scenic SK and 2-mile fun walk slated for Saturday,
June 4.
Corona del Mar Scenic SK is one of the largest races in all of Orange
County attracting more than 3,000 participants and enlisting more than 250
volunteers. Many of the volunteers are Coast Newport Properties agents
and staff w ho will be stationed at the waterstops, registration areas .and
finish line. There is an overwhelming sense of community spirit associated
with the race.
The event is organized by the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce
and Recreation Department.
Each year a local artist is commissioned to design the colorful T-shirts and
commemorative poster. This year -as part of the-90th-year celebration,
the posters will be given to the first 2,500 runners/walkers. Signed posters
will be on sale the day of the race.
The race leads runners along beautiful IQcal streets and across ~
63-year-old footbridge. Start time for the women's race is 8 a.m.;. men's
race 8:30 a.m.; and the 2-mile fun walk 8:'45 a.m. Registration -which
begins at 6:30 a.m. -is $18 for runners and $1 5 for walkers. You can also
call the Information Hotline, 644-3151 or Coast Newport Properties for
additional information.
Plan on attending this run event as a participant or spectator and enjoy
the famous Restaurant Row comprised of about 12 of the areas best
restaurants. Every participant receives a gourmet breakfast the morning of
the race.
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Realtors®
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Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's lntematlonal Realty Q!J!A~l!§
TIUANGLE SQUARE area, steps to park & shops.
Two sty 3 bd townhome, frplc, hardwood floors in
kitchen & Spanish tile patio. Nice complex with
community pool
631-1400 ..................................................... $148,500
BA.LBOA ISLAND Business opportunity, clothing
store in high traffic location. Healthy profl~ huge in-
673~~~ .. ~ .. ~~~ ................................. $90,000
NEWPORT SHORES Canal front 4 bd home w/
deck & small dock, newer kitchen & plantation shut-
ters. Close to dub, pool & tennis. waDc to ocean. (LH)
631-1400 ....................................................... $130,000
COSTA MESA•s Sunshine Homes. Great starter
home w/3 bd, 2 ba, attached dbl garage & l&rge yard.
Motivated sellers have found another.
631-1400 .................................................... $169,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Custom upgraded 3 bd
twnhm, vaulted ceilings, oak cabine~. ·designer 8ppli-
ances & fixture$. Pnvate landscaped patio.
631-1400 .................................................... $259,000
fASTSIDE Costa Mesa, remodeled & upgraded 3 bd
home w/new roof, kitchen & baths & large, newly
~7f69&f. .yard. ~.~~. ~~~r' ........................ $260,000
NEWPORT SHORES Charming 2 bd with new
masteT bd & ba & near new kitchen. One of the best
streets in this community w/dub, pool & tennis.
631-1400 ..................................... $279,000
HA.llBOR HIGHLANDS 4 bd home w/dinlng rm,
hrdwd firs, brick frpk: & dbl garage. Motivated seUer Is
relocatl~
631-1400 .......................... $289.000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa duplex, close to buses &
shops lmmZ1CUlate property with 2 bd each unit &
t?r.6~· ..................................................... $295,000
OLD CORONA DEL MAR Llght & bright brand
new 2 bd Mediterranean townhome w/hlgh ceilings,
~ef.'i4Qo~.~~~: ............................................. $298,000
NEWPOllT SHOllES sp&Ciool 4 bd home includa
lerge family room w/!'1replace, lots of storage, leundry
& work rooms. Upside down floor pl.an wAovcly open
deck.
631-1400 ..................................................... $329,000
NEWPOBTS Villa Balboa. Sophisticated 3 bd condo
w/dining room. frplc & ooean view. Tasteful neutral
decor. Comm pool, spa & tennis.
631-1400 ................................... : ................... $310,000
AT THE BEACH Well maintained triplex with two 2
bd units & one l bd unit on O\/ersized lot 1 Yl blocks
to beach, steps to shops.
631-1400 ....................................................... $369,000
HAJlBOR VIEW KNOU.S lushly planted Cape Cod
complex w/pool, spa & tennis. Largest 3 bd model w/
~~~~ ~~ .. ~.~ .. ~~-~ .. ~: ........ $.185,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS well maintained 4 bd home
w/French doors ln living & dining rooms. Rock &pie,
new roof & beautiful fro~ 1rear yards.
631-1400 ....................................................... $399,000
NEWPoRT HEIGHTS A 3 bd house In a super lo-
cation, walk to schools, bike to beach. Needs upgrad-
~1~~.' .. ~.~ .. ~ .. ~~~~.~-~: ... $419,000
NEWPORT'S WESTCUFF Bright fresh 3 bd re-
model. CountJy kitchen wt!Sland opens to family nn w/
~ .. }~ .. t~ .. ~~.~~'.~.~.~: ........... $449L()()() . ------
NEWPORT'S l1PPEll BAY lovely completely re-
modeled 3 bd home, dining & family rooms, new
kitchen. hardwood floors, windows & doors, planta-
bOn shutters, wood decks & roof. Private landscaped
yards. REDUCED!
631-1400 ....................................................... $429,000
ALMOST OCEANF80NT Totally remodeled, rebuilt
& decoreted 2 story 3 bd ~lj~ 1 house from sand. Sellers have bought another. REDUCED!
631-1400 ....................................................... $490,000
BAL80A ISLAND 3 bd cottage w/dining room, Yl
block to bayfront wMew from front patio. Open beam
6;1t.fJ) ~.~.~.~~~ .. ~~.~~: .............. $499,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Walled & private charming 3
bd California Craftsman style home, custom built In
1922 with wonderful yard. Zoned R-2.
631-1400 ....................................................... $533,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS remodeled sophisticated 2 bd
home w/hrdwd firs, dining & family room & sepnrale 1
bd guest suite. Owner will carry!
631-1400 ....................................................... $539,000
NEWPOllTS llAYCREST 6 bd home Includes
huge 2nd story master wlback bay w, dlnlng & famiJy
nns & ix><>! & spo, Pavers, beams & 3 hplc.es.
631-1400 ....................................................... $550,000
NEWPOllT NEIGHllOaHOOD Upgraded 4 bd
home. Separate 9'aat suite w/IMng nn; bd & kitchen.
New marb&e fin & smooth cciings.
631-1400 ............................. ~ ......................... $559,000
NEWPOD Hl!IGll1'9 Stunning remodel. Molcan
pawn In entJy, kitchen & dining room & 2 master
tuita w/frplca. Spa In lush private yerd.
631-1400 ....................................................... $575,000
OLD COllONA DEL fllAll Charming duplex in
great kx:ation. Front house w/4 bd, hardWood & tile
floon & designer c:oun!Jy touches + airy 1 bd apt +
separate guest 5Uite.
631-1400 ..................................................... $599,000
llAYCllEST spacious immaculate 5 bd home, 2 mu-
ter sultes. gallery, remodeled kJtchen & baths & new
windows & Fr. doors. Courtyard, patio & pool.
631-1400 ....................................................... $597,500
Pl!1flN1MJt.A steps to bay & ocean on quiet rmden-
tial street Low1y near new 3 bd custom home w/fam-
Jly rm, Fr. doors & bay views. REDUCED!
631-1.fOO ....................................................... $625,000
NEWPOlrrS SEAVIEW 1 5ty _3-hcLhome w/.pan-
oramlc cfty & mtn vus, dining & family nns, terrace w/ ~·-~.~:~.~~~~~~~:.~ .. ~ .. ~~.~~.$625,000
llAYCIU?ST Lovely imrnoculate 3 bd home w/dlnlng & family rooms & fabulous landscaping. Hand trow-
eled ceiflngs, Fr. doors, new baths & fixtures.
631-1400 ....................................................... $625,000
UDO VLG Beautifully decorated & furnished 2 bd
condo on the 7th floor w/spectacular bay, island &
63i.1~:.~~.~~.~.~~~~~:.~.~:ooo
CUFF HAVEN 2 sty, New England style 4 bd home,
fonnal dining & family nTI w/frpJ.,c.. Living room opens
through FT. doors to deck & lovely yard.
631-1400 ....................................................... $659,000
llA YSIDE COVE 2 bd & den. ground level bayfront
condo w/att dble garage & great bay views. Many
built-ins & 20' eJectric boat. . ..
631-1400 ....................................................... $740,000
OLD coaONA DEL MAii Create a spectacular es~
talc on a double lot w/c::Jider 3 bd home,~ hooses from
Ocean BMI. HALF PRICED BARGAIN!
631-1400 ....................................................... $795,000
llAUIOA ISLAND Elegant near new 3 bd Colonla1
w/dlning, family & bonus rms. Quality amenities In·
duct. tile marble & weshed wood.
673-69<Xl ....................................................... $799,900
~ POINT MW top ~ 4 bd tradA.
tkJt'\111 ~ home with rooftop w.w dedl. AIC. c:ientnil
"8CUurn, 2 madile :-r-=· 'cinched rnep. Qbln-etry, COl'lar\ counten top ol the line IRJlet a..
V\ewl ol ~ and MP' lo beach.
631-1400 ..................................................... $695,000
NEWPORT BEACH omcE
2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY
BALBOA ISLAND omCE
315 MARINE AVE.
714-631-1400 714-673-6900
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 /PAGE 23
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Realtors®
c.w:Sualue ~ Qf Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty GREAT ESTATES
on tniemotlonOi blliOiCt!Q ne{UXJQ_k
Mt-BOA 191.AND Immaculate & charming 3 bd .
cottage with dining room, 2 patios, bay & night light
views & shared dock.
673-6900 ..................................................... $995,000
lJPPEll NEWPORT BAY GorQeous new 5 (or 7) bd
gated French Normandy home. tamily nn w/bar, din· ~1~~-~:.~ .. ~.~.~· .................. $799,000
NEWPOll1' llEIGHT8 Northern ftallan Valla w/5
bds, dining & famlJy rooms & 4 car attached garage.
Imported matmals & top quality amenities.
631-1400 ....................... :;··-........................... $879,000
UDO •LE Beautifully remodeled 3 bd w/famlly ·room & European kitchen, high ceUJngs & white-
washed hrdwd floors. Almost 2 lots w/pool & spa.
631-1400 ....................................................... $949,000
<>aA.Nne>NT In prime Peninsula JU"e&. Recently
remodeled 3 bd w/grat views. Hrdwd firs, master w/ ~~i:oo:.~.~ .. ~-~-~~-~'.~.~~~~.1.~~ ... $995,000
NEWFOllJ HEIGH1'8 Open ahy 5 bd custom home
w/perk & ocean view. Specious ~et kitchen, din· ~1~~--~:.~.~-~ ......... ~~ ......... $995,000
CUFF HAVEN Under construction· Brand new cus-
tom 5 bd home, ~ & spacious great rooms. Top ~~r~a-~~.' ............. ~.~.~'.~.~tm.ooo
LINDA 191.£ Traditional style w/4 bds up & moid's
down. L1v1.ng rm w/24 ft vaulted ceilings. Dock for
~1"/&~.~-~~-~-~~-~ ... ~~~·-······ $1,095,000
NEWPORT HEIGff1'S custom 5 bd w/magnifkent
harbor views. Tri-level widen, 2 bonus rooms, dining & ~i~~400:.~.~-~-~:.~~: .... s1.2so,ooo
SPYGLASS beautiful 5 bd upgraded Southpot1 w/
ocean & city light views, sauna pool & spa. Dining &
famlly rooms & pool-table sized game room.
631-1400 .................................................... $1,295,000
CANNmY VLe t.Aon• w/5()' dock. 1st floor iN1 offtc:le, beth, pdo & 4 car ginge. 2nd Boor Is luxury
2 bd home with .wry amenity Including, 2 marble flrePeca, skylights, vauJted ceilings & granite
counters + view roof deck w/wet bar. 631-1400 ................................................ $1,095.000
CANNERYVIUAGEsensational3 bdcondo w/frPlc,dec.k
& available boat dock. Top quality remodel, totally furnished
including most art & accessories.
631·1400 ......................................... $825,000--
0ID CORONA DEL MAR Totally charming 6 bd Villa on
1.5 lots, 2 sty living room, hardwood floors & French doors
Lush patios w/spa.
631·1400 ...................................... : ........ $849,000
ATlliE BEACH Super duplex on the sand w/great views.
Lower 3 bd, w/pine panelling, vauh ceiling & front patio,
upper 2 bd has large roof-deck.
631·1400 ............................................... $890,000
OPEN HOUSES
Saturday only ----
203 1 Yacht Dde:nder • Semew, NB
Carole Freedman
1615 Uncoln Lane • Newport Beach
Sally Nette!
Sunday only
3 Bel Hse
$625,000
3 Bel Hse
$625.000
2501 16th St •F ·Newport Heights 3 Bel Twnlua
Manny Stellino $289,000
325 Montero • &lboa Penlnsu&. 3 8d HM
Roy Freeman $625,000
500 Signal Rd • Cliff Hawn, NB 4 Bel HM
Betty Comegys $659,000
5 Park Place • Newport Heights 5 Bel Hse
Ruth Flowers $1,250,000
12 l Via F1renr.e • Udo Isle, NB 4 Bel the
Us Olsen $1,295,000
28 Point Loma • Spyglass Hill, NB 5 Bel Hse
Olga Matthews s 1, 295. 000
Saturday and Sunday --
2463 lrvlne •82 ·Back Bay, NB 3 Bel Twnhm
Jeff Axton I Nancy Peterson $269.000
1224 Essa · Watclff, NB 3 Bel Hse
Ruth Flowers I June Adams $449,000
316 Ruby • Bal>oa ......... 3 Bel Hse
JoaM lent $499,000
1827 Toyon • Baycrat, NB 4 Bel Hse
P\a D'Auria $525.000
2033 S.ntt.go • Dover Shofa. NB Bel Hse
Linda Deamos $550,000
1834 Commodore · Bayaest, NB 5 Bel HM
Esther Ane $597,500
408 P1uu Udo · Udo late, NB 4 Bel HM
Emily McGinley I Lorraine Farrington $825,000
1044 Polaria · Ddva Shores, NB 4 Bel Hse
Rick Schreiber $869,000
807 Via Udo Soud • Udo Isle, NB 4 Bel Hae
Olga Matthews I Rob Glem $1,395,000
1519 East Bay Ave · Balboa Peninsula 6 Bel the
Jtll Andrus $1.995,000
3 Wlndmere • B~. NB 5 Bel the
Betty Comegys, Maureen ~/Carol MIAYey $2,100,000
UDO ISLE Elegant 3 bdnn Mediterranean home, soaring
ceilings, master suite w/den, workout room & prvt sundeck.
Extra large lot on beautiful street.
631-1400 ...................... : .......................... $995,000
CORONA DEL MAR w/private bayside beach & dock.
O\arming earty 4 bd bungalow w/frplc & patio. Priced at
land valoel
631-1400 ............................................... $1,395,000
DOVER SHORES bayfront w/dock for large yacht &
great views. Hug« totally remodeled home w/5 bdnn suites,
dining & family nns, pool & spa.
631-1400 ............................................... $1,699,000
,,. ~,
NEWPORT'S OOVER SHORES Sophisticated to·
tally remodeled 5 bd bayfront home w/dock for 2
large yachts. Gourmet kitchen w/bleached oak cabin·
etry, dining, fmly & game rms. Lush courtyard entry
& large bays1de terrace.
631-1400 .................................................. $1.485.000
UDO ISLE Older 4 bd bavfront w/exceptional re·
model potential & dock for 50' boaL Premier location
& fabulous view. REDUCED!
631-1400 .................................................... $1,395,000
MID PENINSUIA 9 unit apartment bldg at the
beach. Upgraded 1 & 2 bd unfts w/private patios, fab·
ulous views, comm pool & garage.
631-1400 ......................................... = ... $1,495,000
OCEANFRONT Wonderful old shingled beach house
w/5 bd, sun room & huge brick patio + sepanite stu·
~1~fJ&n .. ~ .. ~~~~~~~-~~~.' ........................ $1,495,000
NORTH LAGUNA Magnificent 3 sty 4 bd contempo-5()& w/180' ocean vus built by owner architect. Over 631-l~.~!.~.1.~.1.~~:.~~~'.~.~ .. ~-~-~ .. ~~:.$1.950,000
OCEAN RIDGE new community. Mediterranean
home w/S bd, dining & family rms & Library on buge
lot with ocean & harbor views.
631-1400 ..................................................... $1,995,000
CORONA DEL MA.II A beautifully landscaped 5 bd
security gated contemporary estate w/tennis court bit in
'88 on 1 + acres. Superb ocn & bay vus.
631-1400 .................................................... $2,695,000 -HAIUIOR RIDGE Former design house, 6 bd, su-
perb guallty w/fabulous ocean vus. Stone exterior w/
den, library, gym & media room.
631-1400 ................................................. $2,999,000
COTA DE CAZA gorgeous 4 bd custom home w/din·
Ing & family rms, den, 5 car garage & fabulous
~~~~~~~~~-~~~--~~ .. --~~~~-~ .. $3~~~0oo
LAGUNA BEACH a fabulous security gated near
new ocean{ront estate of aprx 10,000 sq.ft., stairs to
the beach, guest house & 8 car garage.
631-1400 .................................................. $10,800,000
DIVINE COVE Elegant 5 bd ocean vu home in this gat.d Laguna oceanfront community w/private beach.
Paneled den w/wet bar & zrs1c. living room wl24' ~1~~~-~~1~:.~~-~-~-~-~ .. ~sli9r0oo
NtwPOIT BEACH omcE MLBOA ISLAND omcE
SIS NAmNE AVE. UM W. COA8T HIGHWAY ,.. 71~1 ~400 714-673-6900
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OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
Prime Bayfront Location
807 Via Lido Soud
Open Sat/Sun.
Sl.395,000
Lido European Estate _
121 Via Firenze
Open Sunday
St,295,000
Custom View Family Home
5 Park Place
Open Sunday
Sl,250,000
Lido Isle Custom Comer
408 Piazza Lido
Open Sat./Sun.
S825,000
Newport He~-(} 0 ~.
3BR 2.7"-C C..~l-~1nodeled \~"\ J;>"Q,,n, steps to park '\.~ $449,000
Costa Mesa Townhome
3BR 1.75 BA, tiled patio
Lowest pnce in complex!
$148,500
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
BILL FEENEY -
·WATERFRONT.HOMES, INC. REALTORS
EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY AFFILIATE
OF SOTH JlBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY
C.D.M. TeMiS Esute
SBR SBA contemporary home
Approx. 1.2 acres, ocean/bay views
$2,695,000
Sophisticated Bayfront
675-1058 • 631-1400
Best View in the HMbort
4BR J..58A, 70' bay frontage
Bankruptcy sale, large doclc
$2,.495,000
Hubc>r Ridge Sophisticated
4BR SSBA, huge master doset
Will exchange ifown, great views
$1,595,000
Lido European Esute
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SBR 4.SBA family home, large dock
Will exch. d own for N.B. home
$1,485,000
Prime Lido Bayfront Loc.ition
4BR SBA, oversized lot, large dock
Southerly orientation w /sandy beach
$1,395,000 '
4BR 3.SBA remodeled family home
Huge lot and yard, entertaining home
Sl,.295,000
Lido Family Custom
6BR 4.SBA, Fm. Rm., tum-key
Across from beach /park, built 1987
Sl,250,000
Lido Mediterranean
3BR 3.5BA cus tom, built in 1987
Bright, open, perfect in every detaiJ
$995,000
Custom View Family Home
SBR 4.SBA, bay & ocean views
Quiet cul-de-sac location
St,250,000
Lido Isle Custom Comer
4BR 38A Piazza Udo Loation
For lease $3500 mo., 45' lot!
$825,000
Linda Isle Mediterranean
4BR 4.SBA totally remodeled
La rge dock, excellent lagoon view
St,195,000 LH.
Jbrbor View JlilD Value
4BR 2BA Carmel, Large Yard
Gated spa, hardwood lloo~
$.595,000
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1224 Essex -Westcliff
$449,000
OPEN SAT & SUN 1 -5
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CAMEO HIGHLANDS CUSTOM HOME
~14 Cortland, Corona del Mar
Completely remodeled
4 bd, 3ba. Gourmet -..-~. kitchen, bleached wood
Contact:
floors, granite & m arble.
Black botto m pool a nd
c;pa .
O\VNER W ANa'S OUT!!
Reduced to
$795,000
Marilyn
Wllllams
(714) 675-6061
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S~g!e family residence Owner will finance !
Leas~ Option Available.
Beautiful Dove Canyon.
2 Master suites, new paint.
Only $324,900 '
~yn 675-6062 Teresa 6 75-6062
FlllST TIME BUYEltSI NESTLED IN THB FOREST
Famjly home on large lot. Large family home
FHA. 3% down! at an unbelievable pnce.
Teresa 675-6062 Teresa 675-6062
1993
DESIGN HOUSEi
' Old Friendly Hills in Whittier
O ver one acre with 180°
v iews to Catalina!
Graciou s, authentic
Victorian design. Call for
brochure.
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OPEN HOUSE SAT 1-5 PM
COltOM DIL MM
4261~ $121,000
Kevin Kanda (1~1)
COttOMA HtGHl.ANOS
'41 Morning Canyon $450,000
Edie Olson
HMIOI tSLAHO Dll.
511 Harbor Island Dr. $2,490,000
John Campbell
HMIOlllDGI s It. nop.z $619,000
Paul Herrick
HMIOI VllW HOMll 1HOPt.W~
Shella Kavlanl
$1'11,000
UDO ISUND
U4 Ykl Udo Nofd $4.200,000
Velma Tlmmona
UJ Via Udo loud U ,99S,OOO
Kevtn Kanda (1~5)
NIWPOIT NOl'TM
111 Corsica $2.29,000
Heidi Stockwell
HNINIUlA l'OIHT
2'121 s.vtn. $649,000
Susan Weir
SIAWINO
23J2 ,ort Aberdeen $1",000
Laraine Shaw
WHTCUfP
1201 hfbhl ... $4",000
Carmen Cattton
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 PM
COttONA Dll MAI
4261 Ooldefwod $311,000
David McCuOoch -1907 layadet• $2,195,000
Marcia Bents
NAHOW ISUND Dll.
111 Narbor llland Dr. $2.~to.ooo
John C.mpbell
HMIOl ltOCH
3 It. Tropez $619,0Q.O
Paul Henlck
MMIOI V11W MOMU 1960 ,ort Weybfidee $5'11,000
Shella Kavlanl
2021 POft lftt1ol $599,000
Judy Strauss
UDO llLI
144 Yla Lido Nord $4,200,000
Velma Tlmmona
M S Via Lido loud $2,991,000
Edie Olson
MISANOITM
1125 Mctontey Woy $214,000
David Prince
SIAWIND
2112,ort ~ $599,000
Laraine Shaw
l f'YCMAll NIU
1 Monterey Clrcte $991,000
Joye9 Olson .
WllTCLIPP
120•~ ~".ooo Cam*1 Cal1ton
NEWUSTINGS
NEWPOIT 114CM $559,000
A customzed -4 bd, 3 bl Mllbella in fl8 Oiied
comroonlly of Newport Nol1I VIiias. Gooonet ldlch-
en with a wOft center. The twnity room c()l'l1)lele
wllh an entertainment center and frencl\ doors
leading to a IOYety patio.
DOVll IHOlfS $Nf 000 Maonlflcent spacious -4 bd. -4 ba Single stocy ~ ' With spec1aCOlar views of fl8 marina, bay n city
lights. ~-on a quiet cul-de-sac of orty 8 homes. Large n very pnvate lol Numerous
belUtilul upgrades and amenities tflroUghout.
NEWPOIT lfACM $2,295 000
Corona def Mar blUfllop ContempOfaly Style In
wtll sweeping while water ocean views n Nf1>of'
entnnce views, large blutfloo trontaoe on ocean
Side of Ocean Blvd. 3 bd. 3.S bl 11rge open floor
pl¥I Gall lor appt IO shOw.
FEATURED umNGS
• $107,000
NEWPOIT IEACM $t69,500
Lovely penthouse. Large 2 bd, 2 bl eod ooll Ught
& airy With some ocean vtew. Guard gated
COOlll'llnlty, pool, auana, spa, weight room and
blllards. Versallle Club available tor 1)11vatl use.
Easy to llnd and • pteasure to show. Owner IS
motivated to senr Furnished.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
WlllDI COSTA •SA $2t9,900
Grell price fOf l1iS cti.mino eamlde home locaeed
at 1he eod of l -cul-de-sat Slreel Huge 9,000
sq.fl lot. lots or room to 8XPllld or rebulld. 2 bd. t
ba. hardwood ftocws, R.V. access and more. One of
eastsldes best btlysl
W1SIDI COSTA MUA $269,000
Newer hOmt In Ell1Slde Coltl Me$I In ~· condition. 3 bd, 2 bl home Wiii lots of llvlllQ
space. Owner is ve<y molivlled to sell Ills
property.
WT COSTA IBA $279,000
Localed on a quiet ...c In deSklble East Coltl
Mesa. Ulshly landscaped will wondeftul lreeS.
Spacious hllHd P1110 tor ••talnlng Ind
~· 1l)e ,.,.,. has been Mly lnl*ed
#Id has new whlows, Illes In bllhrooml Ind
klchen WICI new Pl*' Thi IMno room Is COlY wllh a fRplace. 3 bd. 2 bl.
llWIOIO MM.000
Excellent Hiiisboro Cape Cod home. VIUlted
celllngs, fal>Ulous kl\chen, 3 flrep6lces, llr
conditioned. Main floor mastef suite 111>ltllrl.
chilOr8nS' wing wtll playroom, 00ge lot. This Is 1 stea.
COIOM Dll llAI $471,000
Oldef _.. siD."'8d on one ot fl8 most desirable
locllions sdl of PCH. PriYalt, oceplionaly qlilGt
IOt with OCelf'I #Id "-ti« Yiew. EJCcellent
opportunity for an Investment or ruture ~ dmtopment.
W11Wff $419,000
Customized -4 be!. 2.5 ba one IMI hOmt wWI good curt> 11JP811. Family room O¥ef1oOb lrwllfl1g spa in
mr yn. Wood flocn. 3 year new roof. MM
your family ~ In. Mom Wil love l1iS rm lat
conwnleoce to schools. ctucties and S10f'eS.
NIWPOIT MM* $549,000
8rigtC. ~ #Id equeely CU\. Vdld ctlnga In
Mng room. dinilg #Id famity room. tow bedrooms n • 3 c11 garage. Larve comer lol This Is a
"best buy" In, Hart>or View Hlb.
SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 /PAGE 27
BAYCREST NORTH $585 000
5 bd, 3 5 ba former Ivan Wells model home. Fealllres cenlr1I *· CfOWl'I moldlnO. hanlwood floorino, s~
poo1 w111 wmr tall Kol pond n1 1>actt ywo eeo ou 1ne. SCll on mu111r 1ulle
BAYIHGREI · Slll,000
l.Jrge Cape Cod family home Ha'd to find '4 bd, '4 bi. tady room plus denl Tons of grut lellum wood
floors, dolTner windows, Ff9nCh doors, wr1lll on wt1b kitchen ldpcelt to ~ room. cNl"*1g bnck pallo ano
3 cozy ll~s. Gate guarded neighboltlood wlltl 2 p!tvlte buches. children's play yard and access ID a
yachl INrina.
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SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO $t,721,000
4Yl Acre Es1atel Have It Ill The most tor the !wt. 4Yl acm wllh 7800 sq.ft.. home. Only 5 yurs new wllh
Sbd. pool & spa, 4 car oaraoe. cuOio garden, "*11 ordwd, room fat lllmls or horses Ind pnnmk: ~ of
lhe 11111 sides, night llgtlts, sunsets and takways. A must see fat the estate buyer. Vou can hive It all
Marcia/ ·
Robert
Bents
IRVINE TERRACE $2, tll,000
UNBELIEVABLE COMBINATION. Spectacolary located on the clltl OYel1ooidnO the whole ol Newport Hart>or'fn>m
lhe jetty to the Tide Chanoet this custom home wllh pool, also has a fabulous Sll1Set & Clfllna view. Propelty
ioS1 closed escrow & buyer has become an "Ins~" seler Loca11on Ind price makes this the most lxclllng
plus best buy on the marQI
NEWPORT BUCH S~,000
Truly a one of a kind home fof those who demand the utmost In qualty & cl'lftsmlnahlp. on the
T umlno Basin of Promoitory Bay. This home offers bay, city llgl1ll & 11111 vltwl. A ~ent prtMl1llllon al
elegance & comfott Is accomplished wllh a lbmlng Engbh Manor bme. Same ol lhe h INllr1I Rlude
high celllngs, oak paneq, solid oak doors. arched windows, B flrepllces & g1o11ous marble lloollnO
!hroughool Numerous amenllles abound, state-of·the·ll1 kitchen, basement. rooftop emNlnment deck.
COLDWeLL
BANl(eR LJ
HARBOR RIDGE $2,nt,OOO
Located In the hills ~ Newport Buch Is 7 Nlltlonna wllh pnnmlc ~ ol lhe harbor, ocean & city ~ Oftertno a ~ blend of old WOl1d craftsmnhlp & al tie wnenllles. Wiii*' Ill 6400 + sq fl are 6 bd, 4 Yl ba, oftlce wllh a FP, a tul setVlct bar, a temp. comolted wine cetlar & 111J1r Sii wllh FP. The gourmet lcll
wifrench doors Qls to a piMte yd wllh a 880 & seMc:e aru accenc&llled by a spdlno pool & spa.
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NEWPORT BEACW/COSTA-,JESA PILOT I AEALESTATE
Laguna Beach
Oceanfront
Dramatic.Uy si1u.a1ed
OCI iu OWll bluff OYCJ•
loot1a1 lbe Pacific 4
bedroom suices. ~·
• rate auest house, Oft 314
ol aa acre Ibis is lnlly •
WllCJUC Ott&llfroat CS·
U.te.
$4,500,000
Corona del
Mar Blufftop
Contemporuy style
home wtth sweeping
whicewattt ocean views
ud Harbor entrance
view. 3 bedroom & 3.S
baths
$2.295,000
Bayshores
Great FHtily
Home
4 84, 3.S Ba . w/ maids
rm. Ovas1udloC w/lge,
sunny. p1110. Newer
kilchen w/Jub zero &:spa·
cious Fm. room. AC.
Assu mabk loaa, could be
purcb&Scd w/ adjoini111
propeny for e.ttate siz.ed
lot.
$809,000
Ocu. A City Liahu
View for th1$ upaDS1ve
2 story Belcourt
Tow~·3 8dA
3.S 8du w1ltl spaciouJ
family ud encenal•t•a
arcL Oiled commu·
aity.
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ERRY FINSTER
Irvine Cove
Oceanfront
Apprull. 115' oo Che 1111d.
large SB,D. 68A home
wlincredible views of
crashing surf. Pool. spa.
library 111d huge en1tr-
111nmeat room.
$6,750,000
Lido Isle
Bayrront Villa
Spectacular ltaliao V dla
oe wide 4S' blyfroac lot.
thttt bedrooms. four &lid
one half baths. E.llceo-
sive use ol marble. large
dock.
$2,450,000
Contemporary
View Home
6BR. 6.SBA. family
home on oversized loc.
F11nily room. den. spe-
cious muter suite.
Children's wing with
playroom. Pool A spa.
Truly Spectacular llome
i• gated commu1111y.
$2,250,000
Sea view
Elld of CUI de sac with
city hght.s A mt.
views. Very priv11c
locacioo. AU aew,
lum laodsapina w/
uteosive tde A brick
WOC'k. New hardwood
floors in family room.
skylight 1n rn&Ster
bath.
$795,000
'Newport Beach
Onaanal belch cou..ge
Oil ovasazcd loC. Olda'
home t.hAt 1$ curnotly
rented out. Great
opportunity IO build 11ew
COtUINctlOO. Olie block
to beach. I n.rpectlOD
with offer. Drive by
oely.
$337,500
Collins Island
Appro1imately 180' of
bayCroatage.S~
wid! speccacular views o(
all boati11g act1vo1y. Un·
believable rooftop t nter-
&.aini ng deck. Doct ro, 2
llrJeboau.
$4,995,000
Harbor Ridge
Spectacular oceaa & city
lighu view from this tra-
dillOClal style 6 bedroom
A S balh hilltop home.
Th is open floor plan al-
lows for great rnceruia-
i-a on the pool~1de decks
A terraces. Separate
cllildttas wuig & ser¥a.oLS
quancrs.
$2,395,000
South Laguna .
Beach
Secret Cove
Approll. 112 acre on
blufftop. overlooking
woodcrful Pody covr
~ Very prw11e location
" with trees. long drive,
areal be11ch house w/
white water ''1ews of
cruhang surf A rocks
$1 ,395,000
Harbor Ridge
Wonderful VICW$ of
0«111. city ll&ht.s &:
su aseu. Open floor
plan with high vaulted
cc1bn1J. 3 bedrooms
le.ut ellpen.n"e a•
estates. Large. unny
viewing cl enteru.1n-
111g deck.
$689 ,()()()
Bay ridge
JSR. 3 BA
Towllhome. LMJcst
floorplaJI ID commu-
netyt Pl&llllllOll
shullerS. cathedral
cc1ho1s. laghc.. cipe•
home. AC, l C'ar
aar-ae. gated
community with pool
&spa.
$285,000
COLD\\.Ell BA~KER (il~) 644-9060 Ext. 15i \E\\TPORT BE~ACH
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SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW PROPERTIES!
Harbor View Hills Harbor Ridge
Extensively Remodeled. Custom European estate.
Tastefully decorated 3 bedroom, Approx. 6,000 sq. ft of living
3.5 bath with high ceilings. area. 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath
Living room w. full length includes maids quarters.
windows. Approx. 3600 sq. ft of Cathedral ceilings, private patio
living area. $1,300,000 w/ pool & gazebo. $2,250,000
Spyglass Hill Properties ........
Approx. 4, sq. t. lot.
4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, den &
music room . Unobstructed
views. Reduced to $995,000
American Traditional
5 bedroom, 3 bath -2-story
home. Fabulous night light &
coast line views. $925,000
REDUCED!
4 bedroom, 2.5 bath with
upgraded kitchen & custom
pool & spa.
Reduced to $895,000
Estate Size Lot
Approx. 18000 sq. ft 3.bed-
room, 2 baths w/ vaulted
ceili'ngs. Spacious yard w/
pool & spa. $725,000
For Further Information on These and
Other Choice Listings, Call ...
DoN & JovcE OLSON
(800) 487-4931
... And Be Prepared to Moy_e FAST!
Newport Beach Prominence
930 Mariners Drive
Drastically Reduced!! 1111 Offers Considered!!
-,..r--11
7 ,000 Sq/Ft Home
With a Fabulous View
& Tennis Court
ThJs custom 1981 co~trucr
ed residence has 5 bedroom
suites. 7.5 baths and a 3-car
garage. Approx. 1,550 sq/ft
with workshop.
Locatedonacul--Oc-sac, with
the privacy of a state wild-
life preserve.
Surround yourself with the
____ _.. elegant attention to detail.
Panoramic views of the natural Back Bay, local mountains and city lights.
Lighted tennis court, private pool & spa, wine cellar and design room retreat.
Famous family estate.
Asking $1,900,000
JUDY MUNCY DON PFAFF
(714) 729-7161 (714) 433 .. 9528
COLDWCU. BAN~C?R U ·COLDWELL BANKER NEWPORT BEACH
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
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844 Via Lido Nord
Water, Water, Water!
Night lights, mountaJm and "Turning Basin" bay views exem-
plify the enchantment or Udo Island -Perfectly detailed, warm
contemporary home with a large "open" Ooor plan. Live Inside
or outside on the patios and docks. Dock for large boats!
VELMA TIMMONS
President's Club
Results That Move Yo·u
644-9060 x. 142
--200 PARIS LANE, #114 • $369,000
1ll.is 3 bedroom, 3 bath Seafaire condo offers the largest floorplan. Situated on
the front row with ocean view, this exceptional home features a wrap around
patio only 3 years new! Shows like a model. Similar properties are priced in the
470+ range! YOU MUST ACT NOW!!
run .\r:u J.l\fl\<;\J\ \Ill.\ U\J.IUJ\
Villa Balboa Is a private, gale guartkd COtMSUnity featuring
tennis courts, pool and 'Jpa. Only steps 10 the sand!
240 NICE LANE, #315 240 NICE LANE, #312
$289,000 $279,000
• 3 Bedroom, 2.S BaU'I, 2,000 sqlft • 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath
• Ocean View! • Ocean View!
AU Offers Considered I
CaU Judy Today!
]UDY MUNCY
_, (714) 729-7161 .
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, May 28, 1994 /PAGE 31
Koi pond adds tranquility to this Belcourt beauty
Beautiful townhome boasts of 4,400
square feet in prestigious guard-gated
Belcourt. Three bedrooms,
three-in-a-half baths and fam ily room.
Many extra specials induding dramatic
leaded gms entry, custom lighting,
extensive use of mirrors, French d~
and Verde marble. Private corner
location with spa and tranquil Koi
ponds which wrap around the lush
landsca ping. $995,000. Open house 1
4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday: 64
Belcourt Drive North.
Call Lynne Valentine of Valentine
Pr.Qperties at 640·1500.
Harbor Ridge · custom · home
If you like white, bright and sunshine, this home is for you.
Beautifully designed and decorated -and very contemporary.
Four bedrooms, library, exercise room, maids room and dream
come true kitchen. Beautiful marble and granite with lots of
windows. Private pool and spa, this is a wonderful home for
entertaining. Some views of ocean city lights._ $1 ,995,000:
~ by appointment with Lynne Valentine of Valentine
Properties at 640-2500 ext. 15.
Coldwell Banker
celebrates Americ.a
Patriotic holidays rank among the
favorite for most Coldwell Banker
sales associates. That is why local
streets in your neighborhood will be
lined with American tlag.5 and
showered with the colors of red, white
and blue over Memorial Day
weekend.
We like to share our patriotism with
the people of Orange County by
exhibiting American tlag.5, balloons
and banners, said George Musulli,
Cofdwell Banker Orange County
regional manager.
"Participating offices arc distributing
scrolls entitled, What the Bill of Rights
Means to Me," Musulli said. "It is a
great learning aid for kids and an
American history refresher for adults."
Look for your local Coldwell Banker
office Celebrate America promotions.
Participating offices will be holding
coloring or essay contests and hosting
pancake breakfasts. Also, during
Celebrate America, red, white and
blue balloons will mark the spot of
Coldwell Banker open houses.
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family ho~. Excellenl "100" Mock location
' firt'plact's. granale, high ccahngs. glassMock
\Uhtero. whitewashed cahinets.4 offstrecl pkg.
S87S,000 Call Allu 4i" 729-S"91
Balboa Island Ba
Outstanding value for this excellent Balboa
Island bay view location. Remodeled 3 bd. 2
ba (or 2 t'ld+<kn). Plantation shutters. sunken
JICUUI IUb. Vasatile Ooorplan
$625,000 Call Bttsy @ 646-RJS6
I.\. Ocean & Sunset Views
Great vaJue for this beautifuJ newer I bdnn
luxury Newport condo. Good ocean a: sunset
views Very sunny. lighl decor, bleached oak
cabinets. wall of glass, centraJ rueplace.
$189,000 Call Walltr ~ 588-3083
'Top 196 of
a[[ 1(Ja(tors
in. tfu
'US.)(.
21
'Tran.sac. tion.s
WALTER ""CHELL C!osu{ So 7:.=' :Far in 1994
Absolutely gorgeous Newport st\Kliollbd pent·
house. Bu t possible location. Modern de:c::or:
tile.marble. mirrors. 0U(Standi0£ price! Qmm:
rynUy Cor lgw down pyt lo lit J .P . 11 $92.000.
$ 99 000 Call Walter ~ JIJ8.J0'1J
Huge panoramic bay &: ocean views. Exquisite
newly remodeled (1994) ~ bd. ~ ba Newport
condo. Granite floors, custom everythl,ng!
$S99,000 Call Walttr <I S88-30ll3
NEWPORT-BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
pgrtaded duplex on most desirable 100 block.
tld, 2 ba up with '.\ bd. 2 ba down. Sunny. pn-
a11:. w/ deck up talrs and a lovely front patio
ew tileJpainVstucco. Good Income property!
$825,000 Coll &t Gt 646-8356
BeaudCul bland bungaJow,week.ender or SWt-
cr home. 2 story, 2 bd+den. 2 bl,'2 car garage.
Roof-top deck with Calalina view1.MOSival4:d
K"" baa priq:d al botlQm oC market!
$339,000 Coll JllU e 6Jl-Oll/3
Gorgeous front row Cataliu ocea11 views!
Newer 2 ma5ter bdtm luxury Newport Be.di
coado with gorgeous QODtemporuy decor.
Sunny alJ day long with loCs or privacy!
$349,000 Call Walltr e SM-JOU
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Beautifully maintained Costa Mesa 3 bd,I ba
Freedom home. KitcheM.lath newly remodel-
ed. Corian COUlllel1opl. knotty pine white-
washed cabinets. New plumblnglelec/applian.
$119,000 Call JIJU • 631-08/J
lnvestor/owoe.r bu priced this Sllper affordable
1 bd Newport condo lens of lbousaadtl below
ourest comp. Nice and cleu-·in good wpe.
Witbln a lhort strolJ IO t.be oc:eufronl
Sll9,000 Call WaJur <it SIJ8.3083
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT./ REAL ESTATE
NAMOR~ft.S
Pnnmlc OC*f'·o~..s v1ew Exira ~~Cal lo ~ ........ SN0,000
11 WHrnaHOM1 0CeM RIDGE
SBR.4 SBA. ~. rYllSIC room. famtf room. 3
tnplaces. 3 car ~· Cal lor i1formatlOO
T ..... Coneld1red
U'YOUS8 •U. • .. LISTING One *Y home w11 fftlsllC oce.i. bay & C4Y BE.COURT
1911$ view. TCltlly rwnodeled w/pool MagMtceril 6000 sq ft. home, 4 car garage, large
& spa ........................................ S1,081,000 lot. libfaly, famtly room. borus room, cul*sac aeo CANYON S1Tee1. Reduced . . ........ 11,eoo,000
T Dtltf rerull 4500 sq. ft. custom home w! 48R HARBOR V1 EW HOMl!S
48A. new ldlchen. pool. 2 nuer IUlles~ up & Fabulous Somerset. 68R lo iol. nwiy UllQfides .
one down.!IP·, MO lh lluu di s?M,ooo swits. dr*'G nn w1dome WlldcMi Oik ra:J11g
a LOllCIWT, NKWPORT COAST updaled lulchen. Large yattl .. .. SHe,OOO
48$\. 4.58.\ lbrlfy, nUic room, tl1fril'f room, dual NEWPORT COAST · OCEAN RIDGE ""'--4 ~3 8rn! new custom home to be bulll to your ---. • car Olf1Qe. specdlcalions. can me for more lllforma1Xln
Cc:wsaRED 1995,000 Member Rernax Hell of Fame
For The S..t In Pel'SOnallzed Senl/J:e_
c.11 DTHllR YANK • a..: 780-SOOO, ext '113, RM: Mo-'1529
be(>t 8~ vnM YAOA•JTA2 C::.f' 3f)Aq
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60 BELCOURT DRIVE NORTH
3.440 Sq. Ft. -family nn -3 baths -fitness nn. Highly improved
and expanded B plan. Vacant. $839,000 -Assumable loan -Seller
will carry for qualified bu~er.
CONSIDER EXCHG OR LEASE OPTION $4.000 MO
BELCOURT CORNER .. 0 .. MODEL
16 C HATHAM COURT OPEN SUN 1-5
WILL CONSIDER EXCHANGE OR LFASE $5,000 MO
-Eiegant
Two story
Fonnal
Home
Huge Mas1er
Suite-4 Baths
3 Ftreplc-Bar
Vacant
Assumable
Loan
$1.075.000
SELLER WILL
CARRY FOR
· QUALIAED
BUYER
WESLEY N. TAYLOR co. "SINCE 1946"
ONE CIVIC PLAZA • SUITE 260 -NEWPORT BEACH -644-4910
R•tea •• of May 26, 1994 -KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30-year fixed 30-Ye• adjustable
INTEREST % POINTS LOCK· ~REST ,. POINTS MAX. MAAG IN ADJ.
TYPE P~E RATE OWN ''"l IN A .P.R. ATE OWN l""l A.P.R. LOAN '"'l INDEX A.FREQ.
Abacus Fi~ial Group A (800) 938-9393 8 125°0 10 1 875 2~ 8.365 3.125% 20 1.000 6.233 300,000 2.500 110 1M
Amencan Home Loans A _Q,!_41955-3633 e 625°. 10 0000 21 I} 663 6 125% 10 0.000 7.702 203.150 2 750 L6M 6M --American Resldential K (800) 942-6737 e~• 10 1 375 30 8689 6000% 10 2.000 7 785 203,150 2 625 L6M 6M ---27SO-Bank of America B (800) 424-2632 e.500•• 10 2.125 45 8n4 4000% 10 1.750 7.991 ~150 ITS 6M
Bank of Calftomca B J714J 252-3367 8375% 10 1.250 30 8.549 5.125% 20 1.250 7.849 500,000 2.750 ITS 1Y
Bank of y ol'ba Linda B ~708-0455 8 500°k 10 1.000 45 8.648 --__l>.625% 10 1.000 7.898 203, 150 2.875 L6M 6M
Ba Mort a A (?14) 851-1556 -8275% 10 1 000 30 8.521 2.875% 10 0.000 6.384 203,150 2.750 110 1M
Calffomia Federal Bank----s (800} 225-3337 __ 8 500% 20 1.875 45 8.745 3125% 20 1.000 6.233 203,150 2500 110 1M
Central Bui~ Loan_-=. K (714) 833·8394 8000% 10 2.375 15 8293 3.875% 10 1.250 6 313 350.000 2550 110 1M ----Chase Manhattan B (714J 760-2671 8.410% 20 2.000 30 8668 5 000'1e 25 2000 7 914 1,000,000 2750 ITS 1Y
Count 'de Fund K _(~) 877-5626 -8250% 20 1500 45 8 450 5.375% 20 1 875 7 772 203,150 2 750 6CO 6M
Erne Financial, Inc. A (714) 729-9200_· __ 8.635% 10 0.000 15 8.663 2.875% 20 0.000 6.384 500,000 2.750 110 1M
Fldeli Federal Bank s (800) 232-2309 -8.500% 5 1.000 10 8.648 4.250~ 20 1.000 6.242 500.000 2500 110 IM
First Mort A ~ 730-7049 ~250% 10 1 000 14 8395 3.9509"' 10 1.000 5990 203, 150 2 250 110 l M --F'trSt Nationwide Bank 8 _(800) 843-2265 __ 8 625% 20 0625 30 8732 5125% 20 2000 7294 203.150 2 250 6CO 6M
Frontline Mortgage K _w) 729-5626 8375% 20 1.375 12 8.563 3.250% 20 1 375 6395 350.:.000 2 625 110 1M
Glendale Federal Bank s (SQQ) 560-9000 __ 8.500% 5 1.250 45 8675 '4.500% 20 1.000 8.057 203.150 2 875 ITS 6M
Home_ Sa~ s J800) 975-5051 __ 8.700% 10 1.000 30 8.849 2.950% 20 1.000 6.231 SQQ.000 2500 110 1M
Household Bank B (_7~261-1818 8 375% 5 1.625 30 8.591 4.750'1-o 20 0..7.50 7.348 500.000 2.500 6TB SM
Maritime Mor!ga_sre R £1~248·1 178 __ 8.125% 10 2.000 21 8379 2,875% 20 0000 6.384 500.000 2 750 110 1M -~HomeF R (714} 757-1028 8.125"1. 5 2000 21 8.379 3.950"f. _20 1 000 6089 500.000 2350 110 1M --$648 ~USA K (800) 400-8715 --8500'9 20 1 000 10 37~ 20 1.500 6.161 350.000 2 375 110 1M
N Financial K j 800) 808-5626 8.125% 10 2.000 15 8'379 2.875% 20 0.000 6.384 500,000 2750 110 1M
Oceanview Financial A 1800) 266-0555 8 250°..4 _l.0 1.250 12 8.423 3.250% 20 1 000 6 359 350,000 2 625 110 1M
Pacific National Bank -----B (71 4) 967-0233 8 375•. 5 1.000 30 8.521 4 125°0 30 0750 6217 1,000,000 2 500 110 1M
Pacifica Mof'iva~ A ~253-4155 8 500.,. 10 0.375 12 8 579 2975•,. 20 0000 6384 500.000 2 750 110
UOIOn Federal 8-ok s @>O) 660-5626 8 625°~ 5 1 500 45 8830 _2950% 20 1.500 6530 203, 150 2750 110
West Coast Mtg Group -A (800) 884-6626 8 625% 10 0250 22 8.690 3.950"1. 10 , 000 6 239 300.000 2500 110 1M
8of1 •.o a ~...,._ prognims wt 30/30 convenbOnal mot1~1. Type ol Ltnder 1s· 8 • Bank. K • ITIOf10age bankef. A • mongegt t>roqf, S • .. vings a ioan. Mongagt banktrs and bfol\l's art lloenstd by !ht C.lrlornia
~ o1 Rell E ..... -. e11tw e bloMr or COfPOl'lliOn For lllfonnation call c.itl. DAE at (9111) 227-0931 in..t AN lo• edju~ •en lnCroduc:IOfy ,.,. lot Ille first adjustment ptOOd Down Peyment is amounc o1 c:esn I"-ot
..... price) paid ID letldlr prior ID avwng ~ ooncrect Polnta ate% of loen balance paid to lelldtf el blnt of loan Clollng Locl11n ls Iha 1'1\#nber ol days llrldtf gueranltft rale pnor to ctpsing A.P.R IS flt amual percentage r .
..tlCfl. an """8led ..... Q08I ol lhe loan IO flt borTC>Wef A.I A p R I •• celeulaltd by ~ ....... Co based one '203, 1 so IOen amount flt points lhown end $700 toeal .... The A p R I eN WlCklded Ill Iha Cllat1 lor comc>el1·
aon Olf'lly. Wtl8fl IPPYtnO lore io.i, Fedttll T~n-Lendlng llW ~....,.. IO~ an A p R -* '° MCl'l loen oller ........_ loefl is flt maitlmU'n ler1def wll loen undet ll"'WI lefmr A.I l<xed rata progJ81T'S hi ... ma»
lftUl'll ol &203.150 ...,.. (In'%)•..,,..,. prollC. margin+ lndU • tdl181 me aftel ht~ IMn ii flt beM lor .-ng an....-rate (Mergin • lndM. New At•) 110. 111t10.1 Co6t ol Fund&, ITS. 1 v.., Treesury
Bil. ltM. ~ U80R, tT8 • l-monfl T19UU!Y 8111. eco. &-monll'I-. C8l1lflc-. ol ~ A4UHtWll '....-cY Is .. penod ~ ~ IM --l•Montl'I, 6M . 6-Monlhs. t ·YNI • 1 y.., /\14 rel•~ IO
~· v~,. n....,. Plb IO~ lore loan. NA lendlrs prOYldl loins wlltl cM9renl re• end*"" !of dllterenl IMl'l MIOU"tlt The Worrnatiorl prtl9nled •s noc an oltef IO lfltke • IOan For e consumer guide on now IO ltlOP
lore~. Mnda ... 50c:tiedl~IO~NeWI Co.1810E 17fl St. Sul• 100,Sanca Atw,CA92701. (714)8311-lln COf"YRIGHT 1994 Mol1gage News Co
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CORONA DEL MAR
Address & Realty Size Hours Price
2810 Seaview/300 Goldenrod Sal:/Sunl-5 $625,000
Owner/Broker 2BR + 2BR
673-8327
14 Skysail Or. 3BR
Owner/Broker
644-9155
4614 Cortland 4BR
Unbelievable Real Estate
675-6062
Sat/Sun 1-5 $525,000
Sat/Sun 1-5 $795,000
309 Marigold
Owner/Broker
675-8336
2BR Sat/Sun 1-5 $639,000
COSTA MESA
Address & Realty
468 Costa Mesa Street
Jackie Cillis, Realtor
631-8011
Size Hours
3BR Sat 1-4
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Price
$329,000
NEWPORT BEACH
Address & Realty Size Hours Price
3026 Corte Portal 4BR Sun. 1-5 $585,000
Ocean Real Estate
499-3400
1921 Diana Lane
By Owner
646-6102
4BR Sat/Sun 2-5 $359,000
2116 E. Balboa Blvd. 4BR Sat/SuiVMon 1-5 $3,300,000
Cannety Village Realty
673-3777
101 Via lido Soud 6BR Sat/Suiv'Mon 1~5 $3,900,000 ·
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
16 Chatham Court
WesJey N Taylor Co
644-4910
3BR Sun 1-5 $1,075,000
300 Cagney lane #211 1 BR/ Sat/Sun 1-5 $93,000
By Owner Alcove '
650-8544
2308 la Linda
Re/Max So County
760-5000
5BR Sat 1-4 $359,000
203 Via Lido Sood 4BR Sat/Sun/""1on 1-5 $1 ,849,500
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
11 Marseilles
By Owner
721-6848
3BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $685,000
This easy-to-read format enables potential buyers to quickly locate all open
homes in the city or areas they want to target for a home purchase ... and
narrow their search further to the open homes in their particular price range.
Attentian Rea/tars!
Start listing your open homes every Saturday in the Open Home
.Guide ... lt's easy and affordable.
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
NEWPORT
BEACH
1921 DIANA LANE.$359,000
harp! Remodeled 4BR 2V2BA.
Quiet street, walk to Mariners
Park & school. Professionally
landscaped w/spa. Owner will
consider lease option and/or
2nd T.D.
· one~ 1S&AND ,......,a 11.v.ALUU:
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Uftlc k....o ~ C-Cod tull In •1 GtUl ~'lq> ~ 11w1.o..t ...., ....
v~...,. .. ~~--~ s.· per c..~ 1ar 1 C8l'l. t1,-.-
'-----~~., _.., .. ,...._,,..-r .,,.,.. .. °'""""' 'UtllC ....-cf """-k.Mi'IA,....,.,, ~. "'°""" _....., .. DCllOW t>te.-BY OwN'Bll kMIMtt7l'Oddcd-~lar-••••lS111.•cw~wl'1••1lf.""' IMDOIOW lb<tS,000
• Lt111e lller'IS C-Cod~ w1111 •-per JM"°""' CllM 1 nl --., ........ ~~~~~646.(;;:;~1~0~2~~:-:'=~·0IJO(iiiiiUi\i*>liilDi•iiM.iUf'liiHAJaSTYii • JIM LI.ES• LM4 WRIGHf • ROSE VA•IFPA
BEST VALUE
-In Corona de/ Ma
2 Separate how• on extra wide
lot. 311-21A + $900 per mo
rental. Completely refurbished.
517 llGONIA ,.
For Sole By Owner
$547,111 723·4012
40' WT WITH 2 UNITS
FOR SALE·
FIRST TIME OFFERING
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RESIDENTIAL
------------r:-N~COME PROPERn'
,cm.tMERCIAL
B USINESS 0PPORTl1NlTIES
''Why not have a Realtor
who works only for you,
not the seller?"
DANIEL K. THOMPSON
8AOl<ERf0wNEA
B uvER·s ExcLus1vE R EALTORS
R EPRESENTING BUYERS EXCLUSIVELY ( 714) 436-0300
Newport North Villas
A Guard-Gated Community
3026 Corte Portal
HOME OF PERFECTION
4DR, 3BA, 3 car garage. Many cus1om
fea1ures: Cherrywood noors. pl3llta1ion
l>h 1<1. rs. 3 custom fireplaces, bay windows,
ki1chen granite counters, crown molding,
stereo system with speaker throughout,
large back and side yard, cul-de-sac loca-
1ion. For information and private showing.
call Christine Rhoades, Broker.
Ocean Real Estates
499-3400. ~-
~W VIEW VIEW
ANDMOBE~W
JUST llBDUCED.
Unobstruaed sumct and ciry light VlCW from dus
Harbor JU~ "Esurc:s• with O\·cr 3600 sq.ft.
offomg 4Bll + 3BA. ovcniz.cd furuly/gunc
room w/prof bu • hi.ghly upgraded w/f rcnch
doors & ~kd gl~ Large sin off muter
Wee SJ ,oae,eeo lledaced to $989,SOO
GJtBAT IJUYI
MARCIA STAN
SAUNDBllS SAX
967-3836 729-7235
The Pradc:ntlal, California llca.lty .
N Office at ATOCado
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Don't wlkl 2 Single fsnly hOmeS fof "8 p!1ce of
11 28R & 1 BA each. Private laundries & separate yards!! Great rentals or llYe in ooet Cal today.
(Ct 106) _, ..... Ol9 Of A ICll> --Customlled 2 S10tY 58R. LO hrn rm Wiil F.P. &
bat. Kftcllen redOne • appliances. tile & slcyllght
SOiar • Much mortll Close to· SChools & shop·
ping. (C1069)
NT~
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
..... Cf fMll.Y .,_ $114,900
Grear price. Gld homt. Gteal areal Can't miss
w/ this beaWlul 3BR 2~BA. fn rm .. nu Cit.
iwve yan1 tor tie kids. ms 1s a rn deal
(H1024) ClalT1'f ICllT .••• , ......... .,
***COSTA· MESA'S TOP SELLING OFFICE***
SATURDAY 1-4 PM
COAA•IA
»6 Toun
Jerri. Mahoney
30i6 Java
Boonie Turner
2016 Pklrnlngo Dt
Pear1 Kenyon
SUNDAY 1·4 PM
COSTA•IA
$if4,000
$7H,000
$J.ff,f00
147 Mon .. Yllta $479,900
Jerrie Mahoney
3016 Java $795,000
Bonnie Tumet
" .. Wetthav9n W. $179,000
Marjorie WellChedel
THE PllCE IS RIGHT $H,900
Don't miss lhis buutyl 2SA. 1V.8A condo In great
loc. Hr shOl>slschools & has beefl highly upgraded
. Comm pools/spas • Low. low assn • Ca.I nowt
(51915)
CHEAPll 1MAH HN1' IC HI $98,900
Complelely redone 2SR with new Cpl. pu\t, balh-
rooms and more. VA & FHA approved. Assoc. has
pools, spa, clubhouse and lots of grass (H1030)
tW1 M Pitel Of llN1' $99,900
Nr. So. Coast Plaza. 1heatets, danclllQ & dining!
Comm pool. spa. gym, tennis & morel Has 28R
18A • l ake Ile fifst step! ($1016)
GREAT STARTll NOMI! $129,000
281V 1 BA hOme on a large lot Hardwood floors.
new pall'lt & roof. Just hste<I WiQ sell tast. (St012)
OOH'T RENT AHYMOIE $146,000
28A 2 car garage fireplace. lots ol stonoe. 10
year new townhOme wl1tl pool an<! spa. Owner
trans1erred Take the hrst step Call (C1080)
IEST IUY If COSTA •SA $1•9,000
2 stoty townhOuse In popular BrookVlew complex.
38R. 21h8A. il<loor laundty, mum. 2 car att ga-
rage. Jus1 hsted! Hufty' (C1125)
TRANQUIL Sf1TINO $149,900
Vatilled ceilrlgs and warm firepllce accent ltlis
2BR 28A condo overlooklog assoc. pool & spa. 2
car garage with extra storage a plus. (C 1083)
IUILDlll 6 IMSTOIS $159 900
Great Po'lflnlfal. UYe 11 small house or rn bll you
bUfkt. t«Joe R-2 buidible lot Submit an otter.
(C1033)
PltYAft ENO UNIT $159,900
Srmn Eastslde complex. 28R, 2 car gar townhome.
Balcony off upper nn. Lg dining and !Iv area. Ce·
ramie Ille kit OV«tooks rur yard. (C 1 120)
ONLY THE IH1 FOi LISS $17',900
Nestled in canyon surrounded by wlldemess patk
and rrty 1.5 miles trom btlJChl lklique 28R has
skyllghts, vaulted clogs. Cozy fpl (C1096)
FOCH $175,000
Comer location. 38R, 1V•BA lloCTlt. R.V. ICCOSS
makes Ulls $pec1a1. Home has ral$ed foundation
with hardwoo<I floors. 8eller has moved out ot
area. looldng for a quick sale. (Ct 0..0)
WlU NOT WT AT AH'f PRICE $210,000
Huge family home wfttl 4BR. great big I01f. tarve
ym will klls of kish twlscaplno. AM cond«kn ng
tool ($1014)
FAU It LOVE $212.000
38M?.58A town.'lOme. Temis, pool & s~ Rear
patio decking & ooo run. Mstr BR has walk In Clos·
et & ~ (C1116)
FDC IT, LCM IT $212,000 S8R. 1¥.BA. needs TLC. Separate mastw sulll.
-toes of-tun ldds-on met Wllk°"1) sd'llXllS:
(C1042)
DON'T 111$$ 'MSI $212,500
No H B. 48R, 1 ¥•BA In good neigtlboftlood. Nu
roof, ,., paint. newer cpt. massm Fifi. walll to
sehltlshops. Needs t linle TLC -CIJI today.
(Hto2n
WllCo. NOMll $21•,950
Miootes to !>di & shops. This lS one ot Hunt. Bch's
newest condo complexes 8eautlful ltallNI design
has 28R 28A. cust kttth, FP. lml dining, muth,
rooch men! (H10260)
AIS1 NO IMIUMO $215,000
Unlmlted POtenlial In 1'lb 4BR 1 Y•BA family home
N needs paint. carpet & lanclsuping. Great loca·
110n • In family neiQllboftlood. (Ct t 17)
G01G10US S1tGU STOIY $224,900
38fV2BA all custom. Sulll·ln sound system. sk)11s.
fmch dOcn, brt1t CPI. Spanish PIYef lhruoul Loe.
P\JS91JleMI$. (C1061)
fAHWCZING? $235,000
Dream no longerl Remodeled Colege Part. Three
BR 1l'd!A. gourmet k4chen. newer roof. patio. plus
amdles. Just mow ln. (C1086)
OVER $84,000,000 SALES IN APRIL
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curr0nfly 1r1t01v1ow1nq fer two r1•.·,1•,tont ni'ir1cHl"'.
Call M1chw•I Crri.•,.-. 668 9333
llAICM NO MOllt $2H.000
Edllon ttgf1 eds Joe. .. enctosed -mom. ~ii ide yard, MP masw BR, fllOI pool.
~ lrees, COllll!y lclcf1en, walk~ badl. (H1021)
AffOIDAIU CAWOllM IMNe $217.750
38R family homt en 1n CMf1Rtd comer lot wlll
RV pil!Wlg. Pnct ~. tots of roses,
tas1eMly remodeted. WOOd WW!dows, IMtlle
COl#'llerS, brass lbUes & much men. (C1097)
FOUNfAIN YAWY SCHOOUI $2Jt,900
6"'l 48Rl1 V•BA f1mlly home tn Ile f1uain Val-
ley school dlS1rict1 large backyard Wftl\ 2 lj)ICious
plllos • one off mastert (f 1003)
'9C1Ulf PflffCT S2At,f00
48R w/'r'ft vmdows. balls, ldlchen. Vdld cel-
fllOS, Open ally & briglt. .Large lot wiUl spa. famly
Of1er-.ed neighbortlood. (C1102)
DON'T 111$$ 1111 llAUTY $272,500
Has fl 1111 Cetwnlc 1111 8r*Y to fOrmal LR w/FP
fOnNI dmg, llso at In kllchen. 48R. 38A. OOgt
pnv 'Id wlfourOln & ftrepitl caa today! (C1 t 26)
SlllACeOUI llAlm $299,900
This oorgeous 4BR 2~8A has ms1r & 18A down.
Totaly rtmodeled. Vaulted cellinos & lrg fwnity
room opens to brick pdo. Duel F/P. Don'I let Olis
dtU'll slip awry. (C1095)
NlWPOlf llACM PB•ISUtA $299,900 nu end int has an ocean -Mw. 28R. ZBA. 2 cac
garage. Steps IO "8 bay or bach. Grea •ea. Urlll
Is very clean. can tor m0<e Info. (Nt006)
MUA WIDf'S FNST $J.ff,900
Relax In INs hlgNy llPOraded gorgeous 48R 38A
(1BRl18A dOWn). Beautlful ~ Including
soolhlng fOtMQn 11 atnum Huge lolcnen 3 car au.
oar Cal now. (C112t)
tM a 1A1N $431,000
Pride of ~ Mesa Verde 4-38R, 28A
owners ooc wlll fifeplaee & patio. 3-2BR. 28A
Irita. Seller lmlng area. Submit! (C 1127)
OOllll'S DIWI .,_ $1,M,000
Gorgeous 48A 58A ~ fin'! hOml Oii 1511
falrWly of Mna Verde CC. Gourmlt ldt & fltn rm. HllOI g11ne nn. 4 ftrill, 3 e. ow. Cal now.
(C1070)