HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-11-12 - Orange Coast PilotThe weatherman ~1 · says we're not
going to get wet
this weekend. But ~
we've heard that before,
haven't we. Better keep an
umbrella in the car just in case.
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Win.ship beings cOlorfJtl background to c~uncil
. ..._ Ron Winship's politital views, past history and
stunning win in Tuesday's Newport Beach election are
providing plenty of fodder for community chatter.
BY EVAN HENEJlSON, SYAn Wuna
NEWPORT DEACH -Ron
Winship says he has not slept
since Election Day.
"And I might not sleep again
until next Wednesday,'' said Win-
ship, referring to the day when the
final results of the Newport Beach
City Council election will be re-
. '
leased. Until tMs final vote ii tal-
lied, Winship is careful about pro-
claiming victory and even ret.sea
to be photoaraphed for a profile.
Meanwhile, many in the com-
munity arc losing sleep themselves
over t~c prospect of Winship sit-
ting on the council and making
major decisions about the city.
His surprise victory over · the
heavily favored Th<?mas Edwards
for the District 4 scar has com-
munity leaders marveling over the
26-vote upset and questioning
Winship's qualifications. But his
friends say he's the perfect man
for the job.
Where Edwards is a planning
commissioner and an attorney
whose campaign literature touted
"18 years of community service,"
Winship has a more unconven-
tional history.
In an ·election dominated by talk
of relieving pressure from John~
Attention ruture candidates: U
you want to be elected, stay away
rrom FrectMartin.
See column, page A3
Wayne Airport, Winship took a
political gamble by opposing Mea-
sure A, the El Toro Airport Initia-
tive.
The president of the Parker-
Longbow public relations firm ad-
mits to filing for bankruptcy in
1986 after a computer company
partnership, Reon Corporation In-
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Sandra Evanson watches television with sons Zackary, Chris and Trevor, from left, before they head off to school.
A mothee's iob is never done
Living in a motel, Sandra Evanson learns to make ·the best of tough ·situation
BY TINA BOl.<lA1TA, STAH WUTSa
T here arc some days when aJI that
Sandy Evanson wants is a few hours
of peace and quiet and some time to
be alone.
poor judgment. A few may have fallen
victim to both.
Still, they continue on, tryi ng desperately
to keep their family unit intact. And many,
like the Evansons, view motel life as their
only option.
That can be n tough bill to fill for
someone who's living in a onc·room motel
unit with a husband nnd three boys.
"I have my days when I just want to go
away or havf just 24 hours to myself,'' said
Sandy, 39, who's been living at the Costa
Mesa Motor Inn with her family for the
past 18 months. "But, that's impossible
right now. So, you just J1Ulintaio. Thar's just
the way it is, that's just how things are.
The Evansons are one of thousands of
families in Orange County who call the
nearest motel their home.
Once a housewife, Sandy now feels the
pressure of being the family's sole
breadwinner. And the stress that goes •
tllong with that responsibility can
sometimes be overwhelming.
But Sandy's.learned how to cope with
the emotional strain .. Some families point to the sluggish
economy lllllfOGI' jQb market as the
10urce of ~ llDOblcs, while other
families arc ljdlerina the consequences of
"What I usually do is pray, go for a
walk," she said. "I j14.st give myself a little
he MOftL/P• .. Al 1
ternational, went sour .
A name change has also
prompted questions. Winship s3ys
he changed bis name from Ronald
William Hickman in 1984 because
he was getting married and want-
ed to keep his stepfather's name
in case he had children. Winship
and his. second wife Anna Chris-
tina have no children.
In his earlier years, the candi-
d~s, he diCl everything from
attaching heat shields to the Apol-
lo Space Capsule to working on a
cruise ship to the Virgin lslan,ds
he WINIMIP/h9e A11 Ron Winship
Castaways plan spares
Dover Drive, for now
~ Under pians approved
for project. street won 't be
widened and bonds will
pay for paving and grading.
BY EvAN H ENERSON, STAFF \\'a1n:a.
NEWPORT BEACH -The
approval of a l l 9·1ot housing sub-
division at the Upper Castaways
will not include the widening of
Dover Drive -at least not fur the
time being. .
· At a Thursday night hearing be-
fore the. Planning Conunission,
representatives of The Irvine Co.
agreed to purchase bonds rather
than pay up front funds for paving
and grading of Do\'er Drive. The
decision came as a relief to area
residents and commission mem-
bers who worried that the widen-
ing will cause traffic problems and
destroy important environmental
resources in the area.
The bond option means that the
fa te of the road will be deter-
mined at a later date.
Much of the discussion during
Thursday's two-hour hearing fo-
cused on the effects of widening
Dover Drive. , Ot)ler residents
raised concerns about building an
"exclusive" housing complex with-
out allowing public access to sce-
nic trails. The commission ulti-
mately approved the proposal by a
unanimous vote.
The Up(>er Castaways is one of
the few re mainjng undeveloped
pieces of real estate in Ne" port
Deach. A 1993 measure \\hich
would have allo,,ed city residcnb
to keep the area as a IJrge park
failed at the polh la:.t }Car, gi,ing
The In ine Co. the opportunity to
proceed \\1th its plan.
Em 1ronmentalists "ho have fol·
lo"cd the fate of the land sinte
1989 decl3red themselves pleased
\\ilh the direction the project ap-
pears to be t:iking, p:irticul:irly
since the proposal to \\iden por-
tions of Do,cr Drive to six lanes
\\ill not immediately go forward.
"If they don'l widen it, they
solve ;ill sorts of problems," said
Dr. Jan Vandcrsloot;,\ho is con-
cerned :ibout the fate of some
'''etlands 1n the irrca.
'·The city's traffic projections
s:iy that it should be widened, but
1 think tho ... e figures need to be
re-examined."
Dy tapering a section of the
street from SL'\ lanes to four, the
city "111 d1\ert traffic into a resi-
dential community on 16th Street,
Vande~loot added, an are:i which
ulrc:idy has ,speed humps to com-
b:it excessh e t r~fic.
Environmentalist Allan Beek,
while st:iting that the project was
much improved from pre"ious de-
signs, objected to the construction
of locked security gates in a com·
munity Y.here other developments
do not have such mc~ures.
The project. Irvine Co. officials
noted, calls for the dedication of
approximalely 150 acres of land to
the city for open space as well as
substantial funds for circulation
study costs.
Although the commission re-
peatedly stated that •they \\Ould
n1Jkc no dc:ci:.1on on !.treet ,., idcn·
ing, commbs1on ch:iir\.\ioman
Norm:i Glo,cr st:itcd for the
record th.it she ":is opposed to
the \\tdenmg of Do,er Ome.
Despite approval from planners,
residents vow to fight Taco Bell
BY EVAN RENEii.SON, STl\FF Wann
NEWPORT BEACH -Ddpite
Planning Commission approval, a
proposed Taco Bell restaurant on
Mariners Mile is still very mucti
under the heat lamps, :is far as
local residents ·are concerned.
Members of the Cliff Haven
community, located di rectly above
the proposed Taco Dell site on
West Coast Highway, declared
themselves outraged by the com-
mission's Thursday night decision
allowing the Taco Bell to operate
from 5 a m. to 2 a.rn. on a year-
round ba~1s. Since lhe proposal
first came before the commission
in September, residents have
claimed th:it :i 24-hour fast-food
restnur:int would bring unwelcome
noise, cro\\ds and lighting to a
peaccf ul rc:iidcntial area.
After dcblting possible hours of
operation, the commission settled
on the 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. schedule,
an arrangement \.\ihich did not Sil
''ell \.\itth Cliff Ha,en res1denb.
"\Va are ab~lutely appalled by
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Costa Mesa High
rupning oock Brian
Reeves fights for
extra yafdage against
Laguna Hills
defensive back Ted
Wennzel Friday
nlRht. Laguna Hills
deleated the
Mustangs 27·14 .,
win the Pacific
l~ ~ip.Cou
MeU finishes tied for
second and will
belinOF,,..... Kt1or'I next wftk.
See Sootta, pap 11 -MMe~' PU.Of
;~ P.Jentified man
Cliil Ffiday night after he
apparentlY tried to cros.s
the northbound lanes of
Newport Boulevard
against a red light and
was thrown abOut 100
feet by an oncoming car.
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Community Forum ... A 1 O
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SeNa Clubt ............. A2
Society ...................... Ail
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~ Containers used for
cement sealer float into the
bay, prompting a
multi-agency effort to corral
them . Environmental
damage said to be minimal.
BY MAJ.CS. POSNU.. STAJP Wmu
BACK DAY -About 12 bar-
rels -some containing a flam-
mable, petroleum-based cement
sealer -bobbed their way down a
flood conUOI channel and into
Upper ud Lower Newpon Bay oa
Friday motaina.
Abou• bar or rive ol lbe dnunl
bad their ~ cu,..a.ct •
U.uict. but thole' area'• water tiaM
Pd showlid lips ol trace lcab,
ICX'Ordina to U.S. Cout OUanl
Chief Sh1wn LoolcN. ... .....,..._M /
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A2 Saturday, November 12, 1114
Tlclc, tockl
Hurry to benant
toy sale Tllndly
T HE TICKTOCKER THIWT
Shop a1 540 W. 19th St. in
Costa Mesa is having a
onc·day·'Only toy sale organized by
the Nntiom1l Charity League from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday.
The sale is for pre-holiday
shoppers looking for good buys on
toys. If you'd like to donate toys to
the thrift store, it 's accepting good
condition toys.
Proceeds from
the sale will
ben'efit the
Orange Coast
College children's
center, a day care
center for
student~ with
-...1110..--a children, and Gr• High Hopes, a
head trauma
'WJtlllF rehab center in
------Costa Mesa. Best Call 120-0892
Buys fo r more
information.
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t\IKE SHOES ;arely go on sale,
but u1 Big S Sporting Goods
(545-~7) a t '2324 Harbor Bl vd. in
Co!>la l\tesa, there's a big sale on
Nike <Jn<l other top name brands,
including A~ics, Reebok, Brooks
and Etonic.
Tl]e biggest savings is on the
Nike Huarache-Fit running shoe,
that regularly retails. ut $114.99, on
!>ale at S44.99. Also, men's Air
Solo Flight basketball shoes are on
sale· at $39.99, regularly priced at
$94.99.
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NORDSTROM at South Coast
Plaza is having a special evening
of holiday shopping to benefit the
Assistance League of Newport/
Mesa from 8 to 11 p.m., Nov. 19.
Karen Tatik, Gourmet
magazine's specia l projects chef,
will demonstrate restive recipes
and tips for holiday entertaining.
And, Barbara Stultz, Gourmet's
tabletop specialist, will show
beautiful ways to decorate a table.
Tick<91l.) arc SI 0. For
reservations, c::i ll the concierge at
850-3790.
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T IJ E FAIHVIE\V
DEVELOPMENTAL Center
(957-5000) b hosting its annual Ho
I lo Holiday Doutique from 8 a.m.
to 2 p.m., Wednesday in the •
Fairview Auditorium -just follow
the balloons. f airview is nt 2501
Harbor Dlvd. in Costa Mesa.
More th:ih 30 craftcrs will be
there, along with toys, clothing
and food. All money raised goes to
l>upport special progr:ims at
birview, including the Special
Olym pics, Very Special Arts
Program and the annual Christmas
program in which Fairview
purchases 1wo gifts for each
resident.
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t OR IJOLIUAY GIFTS, Hickory
Fnrms (642·4302) at Westcliff
PIJza is offering free shipping on
any prcp:ickaged gifts valued at
more th;rn S9.99.
0
JJest Buys Dppcnrs Tllursdays and
SnturdDys. W/letller you're D
111crd1D11t ~r u shopper, if you
kno1.-of D good buy, c11/I mt at
S/0-122-1, fu me DI 6-16-4170 or
write to 111(:: JJcst Buys, Dnily Pilot,
JJO W. BDy St., CoslD Mesa, Cnllf.
91627.
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LOCALS ONLY
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOltOI, S40-1224, at. 361
Row, row, row your boat
Axel Kusber grimaces as the
Orange Coast College crew
practices for this weekend's
Newport Autumn Rowing Festival.
At right, OCC coach
Dave Grant delivers instructions
to the crew during an
early-morning practice Friday
in Newport Bay. The
Newport Aquatic Center will
host the festival Sunday.
,..
The first race begins at
7 a.m. at the tip
of Udo Island.
For more Information,
call 646-7725.
PHOTOS BY CAsEY P.·LUKSCH/D/J'J.Y PILOT
What are you
thankful for?
Last year we asked our
readers and our
community leaders to
share the spi rit of tho
i;eoson with the Daily
Pilot by telling us what
they were th ankful for.
The response was
overwhelming, insightful
and poignant. We
received a letter from a
man who'd lost his son in
a car accident. He wrote
about loss and hurt and
anguish and -ultimately
-the strength he found
in friends, family and
religion. We received a
letter from a charity
leader who expressed
thanks that she didn't
have to endure what her
clients did. And we
received dozens of letters
from readers who were
thankful for the things
most of us take for
granted -health, family,
opportunity.
So again we're asking
our readers to think
about "what yo u're
th::inkful for," and share
those reflections with us.
Please send your letters
and essays to Steve
Ma(ble, Daily Pilot, 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa
92627. We will print as
many of the responses as
possible on Thanksgivi.ng
Day.
CITYllDI
Curtain is up for arts education in local schools
B v MA.J.y ANw ff.u.MoN,
SrAFr Wuna
The arts will take center i.tage
next year at Newport-Mesa
schools.
~ )'o affirm its renewed
commitment to fine and
performing an s, Newport-Mesa
Unified District trustees voted
Monday to dedicate the 1995-96
school year as a "Celebration of
the Arts." .
With the resolution, the
district acknowledged the
community's support for the arts
and decided to encourage
growth in arts .while honoring
accomplishments of students
and staff.
The idea was proposed by
Eleanor Anderson, the district's
•
director of curriculum and
assessment. All yeat long,
schools will highlight va rious
types of fine and performing
arts through exhibits, recitals
and productions.
"This strengthens our
commitment to the arts as an
integral part of the curriculum,"
said board President Ed Decker.
"The arts not only enhance the
curriculum, but we will take a
giant step toward helping young
people be better students by
providing art instruclion in the
early years."
The district also approved
Monday its first policy outlining
guidelines for fine and
performing arts. The policy calls
fo r the district to off er a
comprehensive arts program for
all students, complete with lstaff
training, facilities, supplies and
materials.
"Art should never be
considered something
peripheral,'' Decker said. "lt
should be considered essential.
When a school district has a
prog{am that does not include
the arts as an integral part of
the curriculum, we arc doing
our students a disservice."
In September, trustees
unanimously approved putting
$130,000 into the district's ans
curriculum. Funds came from
interest collected from a $5
million endowment fund
established for the district by
The Irvine Co. in 1990.
DCC computer club meets Nov. 19 Newport mobUe home park
suners 12-llour power outage Orange Coast
College's IDM PC
Users Group will meet
from 9 a.an. to noon
Nov. 19 in OCC's
Science Hall.
The sessions are
geared toward
beginning and
intermediate IBM and
compatible computer
users. Participants
trade information and
help each other out.
Meetings include guest
speakers and
demonstrations of new
software and
hardw:ire.
Members have
access to public
domain software ,
special interest groups,
a monthly newsletter
and a remote bulletin
board i.ystem.
The next meeting is
planned for Dec. 17.
Visitors arc welcome.
Registration wilt be
held ut the door. For
more information, call
843-2048.
Residents of Bayside Village Mobile Home
Park in Newport Beach spent more than 12
hours in the dark between Thursday night and
Friday morning, after a transformer apparently
blew out.
The outage at 300 E::ist Coast Highway was
first reported to Southern California Edison
about 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, according to
company spoke swoman Christie McDaniel.
Residents in the ,complex said they were
unable to use any appliances, including the
heater, stoves and telephones.
Mobile home parks typically are run off qf a
single transformer at a.central location in the
complex, McDaniel said.
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BY JIM D& BooM,
SrlClAL TO Tlll DAILY PILOT
C LUB NOTES -Newport
Beach Fire Captain Todd
Knipp was honored as
Firefighter of the Year by the
Exchange Club of Newport Harbor.
' Fire Chief T~m Riley, was
introduced by member Jotl
Scbelner, who in turn presented
Knipp. Knipp, in his .
acknowledgment of the award, said
he represented all the firefighters in
the department.
•Costa Mesa Rotary Club
presents a wine tasting dinner and
auction on at 6 p.m. Friday at the
Costa Me sa Golf and Country Club.
Featured wines include Saca Mesa,
Santa Barbara, Rosemount,
Australia Groth and Napa. Tickets
arc $30 and can be purchased by
calling president Peter Viotto at
757-5000.
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WELCOME TO THE WORLD
OF SERVICE CLUBS -Sam
Ccorge, a professional soccer
player, sponsored by Pat Merrell;
Kyle Krause, newscaster, sponsored
by Ed Jackson, and Orval Holman,
sponsored by Norm Von llenen, all
who joined the Newport Harbor
Exchange Club.
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UPCOMlNG-MEETINGS -
TUESDAY
7:30 a.m ..... Newport Beach
Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the
Balboa Bay Oub.
Noon -Costa Mesa Kiwanh
Club will meet at the Costa Mesa
Community Cerlter to hear J ohn
DeWitt on "Releaf Costa Mesa."
6:30 p.m: -Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor Uons Club, the "fish Fry
Club," will meet at the Costa Mesa
Golf and country Club.
W.EDNESDAY
7 a.m. -Cd)ta Mesa-Ora.nae
Coast Breakfast Uons Club meets
at Ma Barker's Restaurant for a
"Day at the Races" .by Chanceford
Mounce.
Noon -Costa Mesa Rotary Club
meets at the Mesa Verde Country
Oub to bear from Pegy Aaatol,
principal of Estancia High School.
Noon -The Exch:anae Club or
Orange Coast will meet at the
Dahia Corinthian Yacht Club to
hear "One Nation Under God"
from Mike Dale.
5 p.m. -Newport-Balboa Rotary
Club meets nt the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club for a special Paul
Harris Night with Supervisor Tom
and Emma Jane Riley. For more
informatio~ call 548-4942.
THURSDAY
7: 15 a.m. -South Const Metro
Rotary Club the "Taste of Costa
Mesa Cub" meets at the Center
• Club.
Noon -Kiwanis Club or Corona
dcl Mar meets. at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club.
Noon -Costa Mesa North
Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday
Inn to hear about high school
athletics.
Noon -Newport-Irvine Rotary
Club will meet at the Atrium
Marquis Hotel (formerly the
Airporter Garden Hotel) to hear.
Consul Genernl or Japan Seiicblro
Noboru. Members of the
Japan-American Society will also be
in attendance. Mr. Noboru will be
speaking on the "New Economic
Relationship Between the United
States and Japan."
12:15 p.m. -The Exchanae Club
or Newport Harbor meets at
Charley Browns for "One Nation
Under God" by U. Fauntleroy,
us~c.
SCrY~ Club Updatt /1 pub/Jsbtd
truy Saturday la tbt Dally Pilot.
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home by puWna opca a c:ruk·s&ylc window. A desk
drawer wu looked duouP, but nothing else was
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Want to· lose an election? Just . get FPed to back you
I f )OU c.,,.er decide to run for
political office, do yourself a
favor: Don't let me support
)'OU.
On the
Coast
Beg me,
strong-arm
me, bribe me,
thre:uen me
-do
whatever you
have to do -
but don't let
rne endorse
you. Don't
even let rne
predict you
might have a
re:ison:ible
ch:ince of
winning.
· If I write
anything good about you, odds
are great th:it you will end up
toast.
With four or five exceptions,
the candidates I either actively
supported or picked to win (not
necessarily the same) were dog
meat. On the Newport-Mesa
)Chool board races I batted .0000.
Of course, any fool could ha'e
predicted the Newport Deach
City Council races. The wi ns by
John Hedges, Norma Glover and
Dennis O'Neil were sure bets. No
surprises whatsoever.
Dut Ron Winship apparently
squeezing out Tom Edwards by
26 votes? That, friends, is a
surprise. Nay, a flabberg:istmentl
In the other races, citizens
vo ted for the establishment
candidate: a'n incumbent, a
planning commissioner, a former
city attorney.
Dut then they turn right
around and vote against another
establishment candidate. If the
people were determined to vote
against one establishment
candidate, why couldn't it have
been one of the other ones?
Why did three people with
endorsements from the cops, the
firefighters, the chamber and the
Daily Pilot win, while a candidate
with identical support loses?
Indeed, an my judgment, Tom
Ed"'ards w:is the best c:indidate
of the bunch.
So why did \Oters reject him
:ind elect someone with no record
,of public service? Why did they
vote in waves for a self-described
"Gadny, lightweight, loose
cannon"?
Terrific. Jus t what we needed.
Sid Soffer in a suit. Except Sid,
like it or not, has been a
presence at council meetings for
years. Even Winship can't figure
out why so many people voted for
him. '
And nobody can figure out whY.
so many voted against Edwards, a
non-controversial type who has
spent years serving 1he city and
its pc·ople.
Ma}be things would have been
different if Edwards h:id run one
of those down-and-dirty
campaigns we seem to favor these
days. Call names, scratch
eyeballs, all 1hat good stuff.
. Orange Coast College seeks nominees for Alumni Hall of Fame
Ornnge Coast College officials
are looking for nominations for ils
Alumni Hall of Fame.
The Hull of Fame, sponsored by
the college's Alumni Association
and Associated students, honors
former student:. "ho have gone on
to achieve success.in a variety.of
fields.
Hall of Fame nomina1ions
should be sent to Douglas
Dennelt, director of OCC's
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He could hnve done a real
number. People fed Edwards or
his supporters volumes of dirt on
Winship. But Edwards chose not
to use any of it. He chose to run
an up-front, positive campaign.
Sadly, that seems to be a mistake
in this era of angry, dirtball
campaigning.
It isn't that I huve anything
against Ron Winship or that 1
fault him for running. But I'm
troubled that voters turned down
an able, fu lly credentialed
candidate with a long history of
public service in favor of one with
no visible qualifications
whatsoever.
H mmmm. Sounds like
something I might ha'e
written \\hen John Hedges bested
veter:rn incumbent Don Strauss
four years ago. The difference
then was, Sttauss had been on
the council for many )'Cars and il
was time for new blood.
And along came Bloody John.
· He can be infuriating but has, in
his neg:uive .. ay, been a positive
influence for the t:upa)ers.
(Howe\ er, I do wish he Y.Ould
lose his habit of publicly berating
city staffers who displea)e him,
for one .. reason or :inother, in
front of God, the City Council
and the TY cameras.)
One of 111)' biggest concerns is
lhat lhe council dislrict Win)hip
appq,ars to have won -barring a
recount -is the one in which I
live. I worry a lot about who on
the new council will take the lead
on matters concerning the
expansion of the local airfield.
1 asked Clarence Turner wbo
might take ove r that \\atchdog
role :ifter he retires later this
month. The mayor thought for a
moment. "That's a \Cry, 'cry
good question," he said :ilo" ly
from his bed Qf pain. His \Oice
qua\l:red ever so slightly from the
ravages of influenza -
complicated by a recent clcclion.
•·we may have to go back to
\\here we were in the lute '70s.
early '80:. when the community
carried the ball ' It seems
unli~el)' that Du:. Turner's
replacement in the distnct
covering Westcliff, Dover Shores
and Ea:.tbluff can be counted on
to defend against the voracious
airport and it) c' er-gro'' ing list
of airlines.
Wrni.hip oppo:.ed Measure A
(for which Turner and Tom
faJy,;mh were spearheads) v.hich
earned Ne~' port. He say:. he
doesn't want to see the El Toro
arc.:a turned into another "New
York an d Nc\\:.trk" {referring to
t\\O of the three airpom scr.ing
Ne" York CH)), "another LAX."
\\ h), ptJ}' tell, b my
couni;ilmJn-elect appJrentl) more
con crncd about South County
than he 1s about the to" n he's
suppo:.ed to ~cr.e·!
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The remiain lng barrels were
filled with 1enwatcr and bcHevcd
# to be empty when they apparently
slipped into the flood control
channel either during ot alter
Thunday's rain, Lootens said.
There weren't any immediate
signs of envlronmental do.mace. he
s~id, bur added that there was
enough concern that he im·
mediately ~ummoned an outside
contractor to conduct the cleanup.
"Sometimes, if it's in A non-
hazitrdous orcu, we can wait,"
Lootens said at about 5:30 Friday
evening. "Because thislwas in the
sensitive area of the ecological re-
serve, I had 10 take action. We arc
presently corralling (the drums)
and bringing them down to a pick-
up point were · the contractor is
collecting them.
"No impact to the ecological
preserve has been seen or is ex-
pected because of the (quick) rc-
i.ponse by all parties," he said.
"We're fa irly confident that (the
open containers are) old and were
already empty."
Using a combined ai r, sea and
shore search, members of the
Newport Deach police and fire de·
partmenls, the Coast Guard, and
1he Orange County Shcrifrs De-
po n mcnt Harbor Patrol spe nt
f90M of the duy ~polling and lasso-
i~g the c<istawuy kegs.
A report of a beached drum
first reached Newport Dcach Fire
ifepurtmcnt di spa1chcrs at 10:01
'.lm., bu1 Lootens said Coast
l'uard and state Fish and Game
oftldtll ..... ~ tbe
.. ot ..... ud pludc "~
clruma&S:lOp.m.
"II lbOwl what 1D11 in -dnlm ii imponaa&." uld Nucy
Skinner, a Back Bay water quality
wa&cbc:loa-.. J t '1 kind ol ud ...
(that) Jarac dtwns woWd Goat into
our bay.'"
Prclimiaaly UwadplioQ by po-
lice, ftte ud Harbor Patrol of.
ficWs indicated that the druma
bepn &heir ttck at a comttuct1oa
1ite behind a motel near Bris&oJ
Street and Red Hill Avenue, o(-
f.cials at the 1eene aaid.
By Friday night, Lootens wu
snying Coast Guard officiah had
found 1he likely responsible party,
a small construction company. But,
he wasn't immediately aure if it
was the ume location other of-
ficials had tabbed earlier in the
day.
It wasn't immediately clear how
the drums got into the Oood con-
trol channel that splits the New-
port Beach Golf Course, but Loo-
tens said field officers were focus-
in& on a possible mud aHde near
the construction site.
At least one barrel beached it-
self at the Newport Aquatic Cen-
ter at North Star Beach, while an-
other made shore on a private
peach near Morning Star Lane
and Polaris Drive.
A te;im or sheriffs deputies, l.WO
Newport Beach firefighters and
the police department's environ-
mental officer searched for ad-
ditional barrels in a Harbor Patrol
boat while a police helicopter
aided from above.
One of the initial concerns was
boating safety, Lootens said.
, ••. .... ._.,
tbo eatite procea taken by the
city Plannina Commission," said
resident John Sturacss. "That they
would cveo coMidcr that type of
business in that area . • . we ate
very disappointed and that 5pcak.s
for cvel)'One. We do not need an·
other fut-food restaurant in New-
pon Beach."
Sturacss and fellow resident Bill
Dunlap vowed that the issue
would not die with Thursday
night's decision. Both expected
residents either to appeal the com-
mission's decision to the City
Council or take legal action 10
block the proceedings.
"We'll use the system confront·
Ing us," Dunlap said. "I think the
City Council will be ve ry con-
cemed about dail.'" I
The Newpan aekb PQMOI J>e.
putmcnl recoauae8dld tM 1'ICIO
Bell UIC &be .,. llouni of opeA-
tJoa U I DOUby Mcl>amlld°I rn.
tawant which stays open from 6
a.m. to 11 p.m. If Taco Bell in·
teridcd to operate lot 24 houn.
police officials uid, then the res-
taurant should employ a uni·
formed, private accurity officer
from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.
In exchanac for the extra three
hours, Taco Bell offaciab promised
to close the restaurant dinina
room and block off the puking lot
to all activity except drive-through
operations after 11 p.m. However,
residents said they ..-Duld have
pref erred limited houn. The com-
mission, they claimed, ignored the
advice of the city's police de-
partment.
"I have a lot of faith and trust
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l ahudder to think or what would
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u hard u we did."
Residents have 14 days to ap ..
peal the commission's decision to
the City Council. While some have
promised to drag the fight out as
far as possible, others are uncer-
tain that an appeal will produce
results.
"At this point, I'm a Jillie bit
cynical about the process," Yeager
said.
ne Newport-Costa .
Mesa-Irvine YMCA will
hold a new noon-time
"Power Workout" clau for
those who want to 5<l_Ueezo
an exercise proarnnr mto
their day. The cl~ will be from
noon to 12:45 p.m. Tuesdays
and Thursdays ot the
Newport Beach facility. 2300
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Also new to the work-out
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
Pedestrian dies lollowing
Newport Boulevard accident
~ Witnesses say man was
crossing street against a
red light Friday evening
when he was struck by
an oncoming c~r.
BY MAile S. PosNEll., STMF \Va.rm
COSTA MESA -An unidenti-
fi~d pedestrian was killed Friday
night when he apparently tried to
cross the northbound Janes of
Newport Boulevard against a red
light and was thrown about 100
feet by an oncoming car.
The man, who witnesses de-
scribed as being in his 40s, was in
the crosswalk at the southeastern
comer of the intersection of New-
port and Bay Street when he was
struck by a northbound Nissa n
Sentra, according to witnesses to
tbe ·6:si p.m. incident.
He died later at Western Medi-
cal Center in Santa Ana.
The driver of the Sentra was cu t
by the windshield that collapsed
into the white two-door car. Medi-
caf personnel removed glass f com
his face and hair, and worked on
cuts and abrasions.
The driver didn't appear to have
major injuries, bu~ was t~ken by
ambulance to an area hospital, be-
lieved to be Western Medical Cen-
ter.
"He was crossing ·the street
against the red light," the driver,
who ref used to give his name, said
of the pedestrian. "I didn't see
him until if was too late. I
·slammed on my brakes."
The driver consented to a
blood-alcohol test, according to
Costa ~esa police Officer George
Rose. A similar test will be oon-
ducted on the pedestrian, the of-
ficer said. Test results aren't im-
CoHege oners ~orklhop on changing careers
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"Creative Exploration of
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two-part·workshop off ercd by
Orange Coast College's
Re-Entry Center~
The workshop is scheduled
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29. Led by career counselor
Jean Sayer, workshop
participants will look ·.at ·a
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options.
"When deciding about car~er
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"Within each of us, however,
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were continuing their investiga-
tion.
Injuries to the pedestrian were
originally described as having
caused "major trauma." That was
punctuated by a pi ece of bone,
two shoes and a baseball cap that
fell in the street and were marked
as evidence.
Police also made a spray-paint
outline of where his body fell.
Charles Wise said he was wait-
ing at a red. light to make a left
turn from Bay onto Newport when
he heard the impact and looked • up. ..
• "I don't understand what the
guy. was doing," said Wise, a Costa
Mesa resident who was on his way
home from work. "I just saw this
body perpendicitlar fly by through
the air. That guy went 100 feet in
the air."
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H Saturday, November 12, 1994
Seven Costa ttesa and Ncswport Beach churches will open their
Thonksgiving Week setvices to the public, accordlna to Ann Stern, pre~i-
dcnt of the Ncwport·Mtsa·lr\'loe lDttrfal&b CouatU. _
The times, dates and participating congreptions this year follow:
10 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 -Cburtb or Chrlat, 287 W. Wilson St.,
Co$tll Mesa.
7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 23 -Newport Center Unified Methodist
Church, 1601 Marguerite, Corona dcl Mar. ,
7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 23 -Newport Harbor Lutheran Cburtb, 798
Dover Drive.
9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 24 (Thanksgiving Day) -Sc. John the Devine
Episcopal Church, 183 Bay St., Costa Mesa. (fair\'lcw CommunUy
Church o f Costa Mesa members will worship with the congregation. The
Rev. Conrad Nordquist of St. John's officiates, while Fairview's Gary
Darmore provides the sermon). • •
10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. -i4 -Sninl Michael und AJ1 Angels Episcopal
Church, Pacific View Drive at Marguerite in Corona dcl Mar. •
10 a.m. Thursday, Nbv. 24 -SL Andrc\\S P~sbytcrlnn Church, 600
St. Andrews Rond.
More information on the services can be obtained through the partici·
pating churches or the Council at 548·4942.
Alternative Christmas Markets presented
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will be presented by three local
churches in the coming days.
The markets allow patrons to
buy much needed items for im·
· poverished people in Third World
countries in the name of family of
friends. ~ards noting the dona-
! ions are available in' place of tra·
tlitional gifts.
For instance, Community
Church, Congregutional of Corona
llel Mar market, which is pre·
se nted annually by the church's
~fasion and Outreach Commit1ce,
will have such gifts available as
bricks, mortar, windows and t.loors
from Habi tat for Humanity ancl
form animals from Heifer Project
International.
Handmade art!> and crafts made
hy artisans from poor nations are
also available for sale.
St. Mark Pre!>by1erian's I I th an-
nual Alternative Christmas Mar-
kel will feature woodcarvings from
Sri Lanka, lace from Thailand and
porcclin and brass from China.
Local, national· and in·
1crnational charity organizations
arc on hand to accept contribu-
tions. For instance, patrons at
Presbyterian Church o( the Cov·
cnant's market can make pledges
in the name of loved ones or
friends to Habitat for Humanity
or to the Church World Service
Olanket Program.
Community Church, Congrega·
tionnl will host a. representative
for OXFAM AMERICA, a non-
profit international agency that
funds self-help development and
disaster relief projects in poor
cou"ntries in Africa, Asia, Latin
America and the Caribbean.
Monetary dmutions will be ac-
cepted at St. Mark Presbyterian
for Dread for the World, Church
World Service, Habitat for Hu·
manity and Heifer .Project In·
tcrnation:il. Proceeds from . re-
freshments ~old "ill benefit such
local organizations as Share Our
Selves and Mary Magdalene
Project.
Time~. dates and locations of
the upcoming Alternative Christ·
mas Markets follow:
8:30-10 a.m. Sunday -Community
Church, Congrcgatlonul, 611 Helio-
trope Ave., Corona dcl Mar, 64-'~ 7400.
10:~5 11.m.· I p.m, Sunday, Nov. 20
-St. f\l:irk Prcsbylcrian Church,
2100 Mar Vista, Nc\\port Beach, 64-'-
1431.
I I: I 5 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 20 -Pres·
b)tcri:rn Church or the Co\·cnnn1,
2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mcs:i, 557-
3340.
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Rev. Mary Murray Shelton
Senior M inister
Sunday
l?N'IOll
A MM MN
''Anotbc:r Date Wkh Jody," in which
the Rev. Jody Career tCKhca the
Science ot Mind principle•, bcains at
10 a.m. at N...-rt llMdl Claurcll ot
RcU11out Sdnce, 901 Dove S1., Suite
145, Newpon Beach.
Wear casual clothes and bring a
favorite pillow and blanket 10 help
discover the "feeling child" within you.
For more inrormation, phone
~6-3199.
llUTll llllTALUD
The Rev. Diana lfcorh of O~nae
Coost Unl&arian Ualvrrullst Church,
1259 Victoria St., Cosca Mesa, will give
1he sermon "Outlines" ot 10:30 a.m.,
Chen 1hc congregation will install her
:is irs fifth minis1er ot 5 p.m.
Other ministers and wider
community rcprescnlativcs ore invited
to participate. Child c:ire will be
:ivail:iblc. For more inform:ition -on the
service or installation, call the church
al 646-4652.
DIYINI LOYI
"Divine love -Omnipresent" is the
title of the 10:30 a.m. service at
Newport Beocb Cb\lrch of Religious
Science. 901 Dove St .. Suite 145,
Newport Beach.
For more information, phone
646-3199.
AUTMOU DISCUll MUHAM
Dr. Benjamin Hubbnrd, George Grose
and Dr. Muz:imil Siddiqi discuss their
book ''The Abrnha.m Conncccion" 2 to
4 p.m. :it the Jcwlsb Community
Center or Orange Counly, 2.SO E.
Baker St., Co~la Mesa."'
The book aocumcnts a live dialogue'
between representatives-or Judaism,
Christianity and Islam. Coi.t of the
lecture is $5 for members, S7 for
non.members. To make reservations or
for more informnlion, call 75 I ·0608.
MONDAY
HlAST CANCIR IUROION IPIAIC.I
Dr. Dava Gerard, the only female
breast cancer surgcoQ in private •
practice in Orange County, is the
fc:itured speaker at th e 11:30 a.m .
general meeting and luncheon of the
Ne\\ pora· Dcoch Uudassnh Croup ul
1he UCJ University Club.
Gcr:ird's topic is "Breast Cancer:
The Chosen, the Challenged and the
Champions." She is the director or the
Comprehensive 8reaa1 Hoa.I .. Caler
ol Oranac County ~t Wcuem Mcdbl
Center and the national dWtl>Cnon or
1he Sus:aa 0. Komcn Bieait·Caacer
Foundalk>n, which 'fOAIOl'I tho anaua.I
''Rncc for the C\lrc.
For reservations and further
information, concoct Shirley
Annenbcrg 1u 644-42.S6.
TUUDAY
ICtlNc;t Of MIND
Meditation nt 6:30 p.m. followed by a
"Science of Mind" class at 7 p.m. arc
held :it Newport Bcocb Cbuttb of
Rclll'lous Science, 901 Dove St., Suite
145, Nc\loport Bench.
Science of Mind studies arc also
held 10 o.m. Wetlnesdoys. For more
inform:uion, cull 646-3199.
WIDNUDAY
PUYIR aUAKFAIT
First United Methodist Church of
Cosio Mesa holds a Prayer Brea.kfast
al 6 n.m. at Denny's rcst:iuront at
Newport Boulevard and 17th Street in
Costa Mesa.
For more informacion, coll the
church office nr 548-7727.
HOLY COMMUNION
St. Jumcs Eplscopnl Church, 3209 Vin
Lido, Newport Beach, offers a noon
service with Holy Communion.
Bring a lunch nnd dine with the
church slnfC after the service. For
more information, call 675-0210.
MJI UNDIUTANDINO RIDUntON
The Serendipity series for singles
concludes its weekly sessions -until
January -nt 7:30 p.m. nt St. Andrew's
Presb)tcrlan Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach.
Costa Mesa psychologist John Fry
wraps up the fall term with his topic
:'Arc We On The Snme Page, Dear?"
-Reducing Misunderstandings and
lmpro\.ing Communication Between
Men and Women.
All sin~lcs arc welcome. A S2
donation will be rcquesccd at the door,
.,..hich also covers refreshments. No
reservations arc required.
THURSDAY
A COUU I tN MtUCLH
The non-profit orga nization A
G:ithcring of Miracles present "A
Course in Miracles" lecture and
discussion at 7:30 p.m. at Salnt
Mkbucl und All Angels .l::plscopal
Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive,
N~ ~ Maa Deilv Piiot
Coloaa •• Mar.
Allen ROMathal, a nacionaUY. known
lecturer who areuc1 cJlpcriendal
undcrllandia& of ACIM COl'COplJ,
leads lbe loccwc. For more
information, caU 673-9227 or (310)
478-8994.
ca•11•11nwou
Career Network holds an ongoing rrce
series at 7:30 p.m. a1 St. Aadrew's
Pttsbyttriaa Cbuttb, 600 SI. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach, tor those
unemployed, under-employed and
not-so-happily employed.
Meetfogs arc usually in Stewart
lounge. For further inform:ition, cull
574-2239.
FRIDAY
MJUCLU COUUI
"A Course in Miro~cs" meets 111 7:30
p.m. with 1bc Rev. l(cn Cr:iy and
Pr:ictioncr G:iil Miller at Newport
Beach Church of Rtll&lous Science,
901 Dove Sc., Ste. 145, Newporl
Bench.
For more inform:ition, coll 646-3199.
NIW MIMalU WILCOMI
The community is welcome. os Temple
lsalab ot Newport Dtucb, 2401 Irvine
Ave., celebroles the growth of iU
congregation by sponsoring n
"Welcome New Member Evening" 111
8 p.m.
Rabbi Marc Rubenslcin will
officiate nn~ present the new members
to the congregation, so 1h:it they may
be blessed nnd consegratcd in 1he
fellowship of Israel's faithful ones. A
special reception in honor of the new
members will follow the Shabbat
service nnd the ceremony or induction.
For further information, call the
·office at 5~8-6900.
SATURDAY, NOV. 19
'DISCOVHY* CONTINUH
Part II of "Discovery," a three-part
program at St. James Episcopal
Church, 3209 Vi:i Lido, Newport
Beach, designed to introduce Jesus
Christ to participants, continues 8:30
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with "Discovery of
Church."
The segment focuses on the
Episcopal Church, with such themes as
the Book of Common Praye r, church
history, sacramenls and vestments.
''Discovery" also offers a progr:im
for elementary schoolchildren which
runs concurrently with the adult
segments. Activities and lessons taught
in the children's program will p:irallcl .
tho lcllODS bclna ....... by &Mir
pan:nts. Today, childrea wilt learn how
ao maiau.il'rhcir rcladoasblp whh
Chrisef""""
0>5t or tho prosram 11 SJO for
11dulls and SI$ per child ror the K-6
grnde proar:im {to cover &he C05t of
providioa meals). Some financial
assistance is available ir cost is an
issue. There is no charge for infon1
care. Space is limited. Call Connie Cross
at 733·1197.
YIAlt II
Juancllu Evans leads ''Year 11 Scleoce or Mind" al 10 u.m. al Newport &och
Churcb or Rell&lou Sdeace, 90 l Dove
St., Suite 145, Newport Beach.
For more iJ1'forma1ion. phone
646-3199.
I MIMaUDDNIM\
Newport Btnch lllaasbl Uoocal\JI
Buddhist Temple's Dharmn Society
presents a lecture and discussion series
on Shin Buddhism 7 p.m. ot the
temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa Mcs:i.
The Rev. Tetsuo Unno focuses on
different aspects of Shin Buddhism,
including insighcs from Zen, Hteralurc,
psychology, the movies. etc., and
especially the experiences ond insighls
of those auending. Admission is free
and child care is provided.
Before the program, n fund-rnising
dinner will be held at the temple. Cost
is $7. For more information, call the
Rev. Hirosumi 01 722-1202 or Ronnie
Young :ii 651-3102.
JIWSVS. JIWI
The Jewish Sccut11r A.uodatlon holds
a workshop and discussion group,
"Jews vs. Jews: The Hale Within,"
7:30 p.m. •
Participants will explore some of 1hc
opposed philosophical and political
forces that currently divide the Jewish
community, including orthodoxy vs.
secularism, divine destiny vs. territorial
accommodation in the 1 lomeland, and
exclusion .. s: di\'crsity in the American
and world Je,,ish communilf.
For location and further
inform:ition, call Mike 1 larman at
536·7181.
• Please send photogrnphs and
t)pc·Y.rillen releases detailing stories,
upcoming events, sermori topics or any
01 her news involving Costa Mcsn and
Newport Bcacll churches 10 Religion
Editor Matt Coker, Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. You can
:ilso fa:< items or inlercst to 646-4170.
Releases arc rcquesced lwo weeks
prior 10 on event date. ·
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The spirit of giving arrives early· this holiday season
' ' H ere•s a !f1Cntion. to start ore The rumor was correct. It clients to join him and his wire "Success is not measured in to go. so 1 went up 10 sec what the Mo<le, Carla ;md Steve I farrison,
!he holiday buyi~~ frenzy appeared th:it the entire town Wendy for a mid week Italian dolfars, it's measured in life," bids were and what the retail • Mary Moore Young, Cristy and
in the proper spmt. turned out at the Four Seasons. supper served on his local sound commented honored guest :ind value of the trip was listed at. John Groty or C-Osta Mesa. PCRF
Tonner the Bear, on sale nt. Co-founders of the Harvesters, Jill i.tuge. honorary chair of the event, Russ There were only a couple of low president Jeff Dankbcrg and his Nordstr~m. wonts to ~e 11 friend to Johnson-Tucker and Jennifer Van The gathering was especially Le:itherby. The C.E.0. of UniCarc bids, so 1 wrote in a bid of the full wife Bonnie, co-chairs Linda
your child ~or tl~e holidays and a Bergh, joined their enthusiastic meaningful as an cnormouis big Insurance gave an emotional retail value. The auction lady MacOonalJ and Laurie Riggs, and
Cricnd to kids without parents. committee members, Geniene screen projection television speech, concluding with a tribute came over to me to !ICC if I was the rci.pccted Dr. Mitchell Cai~o
When you Boeck, Paula C-Ole, Kristin broadcast ABC-TV's presentation to the children fig hting cancer, feeling all right . 1 assured her addre!lscd the packed house pnor
fortunate moms Heeschen, Beverly Morphy, of "The World's Funniest stating, "Brave r ·souls we'll never that I still had my mind. I low cun 10 an emotional video presentation
and dads buy Sharon Pettis, Lori Planets, Teddi Commercials," a special that know than these young people." you go to a charity C\.Cnt as celebrating ltfc: for the children of
Tanner fo~ one ~ay apd Judy Steele to produce a included much of Lyon's work Sitting at a table in the crowd, important as this and go bargain PCRF, :.111J the i.tatf dedicated to
of your child~cn, ~arst-class event for a. second year over 1he years. On hand for the Newport's John and Karen hunting. We're saving live!> with their suna\al.
Nordstrom wall an a row. Th~ ga1he rang brought show, parents Molly and Leon Vallely, knowing first hand the this money."
donate another together~ diverse crowd Lyon, aunt Willa Dean and uncle bravery Leatherby addressed. This year, Pope didn't buy any Ta~nc r lo representing all ~alks of William Lyon. Their daughter lost her battle with trips •. but he and '' ife Marilyn
JJ, W. CuuJ. '~ colum11 appears
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Chaldhelp, USA. Newport-Mes~ life.. . "Twenty years in business. How cancer. Supporting 1he Vallelys w:ilked out with enough Eac~ bear . "At the ho!aday lime of year 11 did this happen? Didn't we just and PCRF, Lido's Butch and merchandise from 1he auction to ....
Cllll destined for a hats home quite cl~arly that too graduate ~liege?" said Kurt Lyon Marilyn Pope;. "1 can't do enough help a \\-hole bunch of children.
new home a.1 ~~e manr .people go Without prop~r with a grin, as he chatted with for this cause," offered Butch . Allending the gala, and
Beaumont fac1h1y nutrition and sheller. As we. ~at some of his commercial clients. Pope. "Last year ·I saw that a trip representing the Mary E. Moore
for needy . comfortably at our Thanksgavang "We're branching out in 1995. Our to Hawaii was offered in the silent Family Foundation Candice and The Crowd yo~ngst~r~ wall tables in a couP,le of weeks, let us success in 1he commercial field is auction. I thought it would be nice Dill Gleason Celes'te Moore
ar.nve wit ~ !ag beco~e .more .res?lved to · leading to opportunities such as '
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USA :ind Nordst rom ." F~llowing a festive silent great deal 10 celebrate." ' 0 auc11on, luncheon was served by O
In the spirit of helping others, the incomparable Four Seasons
The Harvesters held its second staff as models sauntered lhe
annual luncheon this week at The ballroom runway showing off the
Four Seasons liotcl, Newport very latest from the House of St.
Beach. A support group of The Joh n. Admiring the 1995 St. John
Food Ojs1ribu 1ion Center, Orange Cruise Colle<;tion, Terry Callahan, Debbi Elliot, Shirley Harris, County's non profit food bank, Shelley Hill, 1hc beautiful Sue
The Harvesters arc a young and Orth, Rita Hirsch, Ann Smyth,
vibran t new organiz:won that has Kimmy Watson and Kathy
taken the Orange Coast by storm. Young!lrnn.
Last year, based on the
ovcrwhclt\1ing !>UCcess of its first
campaign, 1he grcwp was labeled
the ·'most importa'll new charity"
in 1hc NC\\port·Mesa community.
Word on 1hc s1rcc1 this past week
\\as that the Harvester's luncheon
ticket was the place to "be and bl!
seen."
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Entrepreneur Kurt Lyon
celebrat~d 20 years in show
busine!>s this week, not in
Holl}'\\OOd bu1 in Newport Beach.
L)On, creator and dri\tng force .
behind Nc\\-pon's Lron Studios,
invited family, old friends and
There was major ·cele6ration at
the Westin, South Coast Plaza as
nearly 1,000 supporters of The
Pediatric Research Foundation
joined formidable forces at their
annual Oid For the Kids. Wilh
more than $100,000 in ·
underwritiog and more than 500
donated gift items for what has
become know as the granddaddy
of all Orange Coa!lt silent
auctions, nearly a quarter of a
million dollars was raised in the
hotel ballroom 10 fight pediatric
cancer.
ENGAGEMENT
CARPINTIR·JOYNER
Mary Catherine Carpenter of Durham, N.C., and Michael
Proctor Joyner of Costa Mesa will be mnrried Feb. 19, in
Warrenton, Va. Their engagement has been announced by her
parents, Barry L. Carpenter of Marshall, Vu., and Mary
McGowan of Warrenton. His parents are Dr. and Mrs. Schuyler
C. Joyner of Costa Mesa.
The bride-elect w:is graduated'with distinction from the
University of Virgini:i, Charlottesville. She is a neo-natal nurse
at Duke University Medical Center in Durham. ·
Her fiancc1 an ensign in the U.S. Navy, is attending Naval
Aviation School in P~nsacola, Fla. He is an E!>tanci:.1 High
School alumnus anc.J graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy
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M Saturday. November 12. 1994
Phllhlrmonlc SocllltY hO•rs
veterm11 bJ slashing prices
Veteran's Day was Friday, bu1 the Orange County Philharmonic
Society is keeping the observance going witn special tacket prices to all
currenl and retired military personnel for two concerts.
Dy presenting valid identification at the Orange County Performing
Arts Center box office, military personnel can purchase $7 tic.lcets for
the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra at 8 tonight and the Vienna·
Symphony 8 p.m. Monday.
There's a limit of two tickets per concert, subject to availability. For
more information, phone 553-2422.
MUSIC NOTES: Young Costa Mesa and Newport Beach music students
-from tots to teens -perform in a Suz~ Music As.sodatlon/Oranse
Couoly Cbapler'a free Festival Conc-ert 3 p.m. Sunday at South Coast Com·
municy Church, 5120 Bonita Canyon Drive, Irvine .... Admission is also free
to hear Oranee Coul Collcse Music Department studenls perform works by
Chopin, Liszt, Schumann, Richard Strauss, Luis Milan, Mauel Ponce and
Carlo Munier noon Thursday in Music Room 101. The performers are:
mezzo sopranos Mika Eguchi and Virgina Ubels; guitarists Beth Millet and
Joseph Yashar; pianists Rika Kaedei1 Russell Knipp ancl Sark.is Baltnian;
and mand,olin player Phong Do. '
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Before Schindler there was Anne Fr•k
"Schindler's List" was not the
first book about the Holocaust
!urned into an Academy Award-
winning movie. "The Diary of
1\Ilne Frank" (1959) won three
Oscars, including best supporting
actress for Shelly Winters.
nior citizens, chi ldren under age
12 and students with ASB cards.
For more information, phone
631-2278.
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The movie was based on the
stage version, which Newport Har-
bor High School's award-winning
Drama Departm~ot presents 7:30
p.m. Wednesday through Saturday,
Nov. 19. There's also a 2 p.m.
mati!'ee on the closing day.
Anne Frank was a young Jewish
refug~c hiding from th<:: Natb in
Amsterdam. She wrote a diary
about her. experiences. Frances
Goodrich and Albert Hackett used
Frank's diary as 1he basis for their
~cn:enplay and, later, the film
script.
STAGE NOTES: Continuing with
a program that began with "Phan-·
1om of the Opera," Or1Qge ·county
Performing Arts Center wilJ offer
sign language-interpreted perform-
ances of ''Jelly's Last Jam" 2 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 3, and "The Sound
of Music" 2 p.m. Saturduy, Dec. 31.
A special seatmg section will be re-
se"•ed for hearing impaired patrons
so they may have a clear view of the
interpreter. Tht: fDDfTTY number
to call for more information is 556-
2746 .... Tickets are now on sale for
the holiday family fave "A Christmas
Carol,'' which opens Dec. 3 at South
Coast Repertory. Director John-
David Keller promises the produc-
tion will be filled with surprises and,
for 1he first time in a long 1ime. all
of SCR's Founding Artists are in the
show, including -natch -Hal
La ndon Jr. as mi crly old Scrooge.
Kathy Aviva Poppers in her studio. An exhibit of her palntings Is
on display at Karpeles Manuscript Museum in Santa Barbara.
Bettis app11ars tor charity
Rams running back Jerome Bet·
tis will sign autographs, share
memories and donate personal
memorabilia at an airport-area
hotel Monday night to benefit
Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Harbor High's production will
bl" staged in the on-campu~ Lo:11s
Auditorium at 16th Slreet and Ir·
vine Avenue. Tickets, which can
be purchased at the door, are $7
f6r general admission, $5 for se-Call 957-4033 for tix info. ·
The event runs 6-9 p.m. -dur-
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It was only a mntter of time
before Newport Beach artist Kathy
Aviva Poppen and the Karpcles
Manuscript Mu$Cum in Santa
Barbara got together. .
Aviva (she goes by her middle
name) often uses words in her
paintings. The museum is ·
dedicated to the written word.
Thus, "Higher Perspectives," a
solo exhlbition of paintings by
Aviva, opens there Thursday.
"Kathy Aviva Poppers takes the
spirit of writing and puts it in a·
visual form," said Marsha
Karpeles, the museum's curator.
Aviva, who attended Parson's
School o( Design in New York,
uses words symbolically and
literally through enlarged
ne~sprint inspired from diverse
sources including Tibetan masters
and the Wall Street Journal.
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... There's a reception from 7 to 9:30
tonight for the exhibit of art from
Duli, Indonesia, on displuy at Tbrll
You Art Gallery, 130 E. 17th Sa.,
Costa Mesa. The exhibit, which is up
through the end of the month, in-
cludes original oils and paintinat. as
well as masks, sculptures and water-
colors. ... An exhibit by seven C.U.
fomia artists offering their personal
reflections on AIDS throu&h sculp-
ture and mixed-media pieces closes
Thursday in the Oranae Coasl Col-
le&e Art Collcry.
Works on exhibit through Feb.
15 are available for sale, and
Aviva has pledged a percentage of
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1hrough a free program made pos-
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port Dcach Arn Commission and
ITI Wcstcliff Bank. lns1ruc1or Julie
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2:30-4 p.m. Wednesdays, Nov. 30,
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IO•• fronl • ... : Awaid-winnlng, 15-year-old pianist Brenda Lee Jones (left photo); Opera Pacific Overture Company members (second from left photo) in ''Don Pasquale"; Pacific Symphony In-
Orchestra (second from right photo) led by conductor Edward Cumming; a scene from South Coast Repertory's educational to1.1ring production "Make the Break" (right photo).
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'I CHaJSTOPHEa. 'Ii.ELA
COSTA MESA -It was the
1rst time that the educatfonal out-
each departments of Opera Pa-
ific, Pacific Symphony Orchestra
and South Coast Repertory
teamed up.
Judging by the reception the
300-plus VIP audience members
gave the arts groups at the
Chanel-sponsored "Saturday in the
Plaza ·wi th Chanel: A Tribute to
Arts Education" last Saturday at
South Coast Plaza, it won't be the
last.
The benefit event, which raised
thousands of dollars for the arts
groups' educational programs,
started with a buffet catered by
the mall's Wolfgang Puck rc~tau
rant and a Chanel fashion ~how.
Photos by local photographer
Kerry Swank -that represented the
arts groups were on display in the
boutique's windows. However, the
focus of the evening was the edu-
cational programs.
The programs have reached
thousands of schoolchildren
throughout Southern California,
aod the event gave local arts pa·
trons a chance to sec how their
donations have been put to use.
"The recent cutbacks in cduca·
lion have dramatically reduced the
arts education programs in the
schools," Chanel boutique director
Roger Msrtin told the audience.
0 1( it we(e not for the generosity
of arts p~trons such as yourselves,
our children would not have the
opportunity to develop an ap·
preciation of the arts."
"Many of your children prob·
ably have seen the programs that
arc being presented tonight,"
added Bill Roberts, Opera Pacific
board of directors chairman.
First up was SCR, whose 25·
minute play "Make the Break,"
written by former teacher Jervey
Tervalon, has been presented to
students in Orange and Los Ange-
les counties who are at risk of
dropping out of school.
The play is about a teen-ager
named Garvy who is feeling sorry
for himself because his girlfriend
is breaking up with him and going
away to cojlc:ge. He ignores the
needs of his friend Ronnie, whose
·,sister is in the hospital due to an
overdose. Contemporary language
and realistic perfqrmnnccs by the
cast, a hip script and well-paced
direction result in an easy to re-
late to play that delivers subtle
messages 11bout having responsi-
bilities for one another.
Following SCR was the PSO
program, which fcnttsred pianist
Brenda Lee Jones, the 15-year-old
winner of the Chinese-American
Le:iguc Showc.:ise for Young Musi-
cians. Her ~tirring performances of
Rigoletto by Liz.st, Prelude No. 12
in G sharp minor, Op. 32 by
Rachmaninoff and Sonat:i No. 1
by Ginastera were stunning proof
not only of Jones' award-winning
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obviously stellar career to come).
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Volunteers to
Salvation Army
can provide
holiday cheer
BY MARILYN NIELSEN
A s a volun1eer for the
Salvation Army, I have
watched wilh admiration
and f eh honored 10 participate in
many of the urgently.needed
community services performed by
The Salvation Army. With
humnn need and ::.ufCering
grcarer than ever, The Salvation
Army con1inucs to be in the
forefront when it comes to
provic.Jing the services and needs
of Orunge County.
Chri:.1111as is a time of shnring
and thl! Orang1.: County Salvation
Army ''ill again this year provide
Chrb1mas cheer :ind assistance
to un es1ima1ed 50,000 .
indivi<luals in Orange Cou nty. To
accomplish this monumental task
The Salvation Army needs a lot
of volunteer help. Herc arc some
of the ways people may get
involved:
• The Salvation Army's
Chris1mas \v:irchouse will operate
unt il Dec. 2-l. This is where
tho~ands of needy families will
receive foo<l and toys th:it will
literally be their Christmas. ·
Volunteer:. arc needed to help
pnck :ind ::.on food and toys for
these families "ho have qualified
for this aid by application and
through a screening process:
•The Army's Angel Tree
project will be ::.een in various
places in the counly where you
may select an "angel" from a
tree nnd purchase a gift for a
specific child in need. The
Adopt·A·Family program is one
where a family (or office) may
"adopt" an entire family in need,
providing them with gifts and
toys.
• And what would Christmas
be "ithout those bright red
kc11les :ind the familiar tinkling
sound of the bells that remind us
there arc other::. in our
community "ho are not so
fortunnte as many of us. The
Army \\elcomes anyone who will
\Olun1cer (individuals, groups or
organitation:.} to help ring the
bells.
• ~lany do not know the
"Dear Santa" lcllers that nre
sent to the Post Office arc
turned ove r to The Salvation
Army. Each lc11er needs .to be
un:.wercJ since Santn is so busy
this year. (These lellers also help
djscovcr the many serious needs
of many Orange County
. residents.)
"I lei ping people" and
J 1 ''community services" have I become ~>non) rnous with the
name Salvation Army. As a
volunteer, l have seen positive
results both from afar and close.
The Salvation Army has never
failed to serve our communily.
Let's not fail them by falling
short of the number of
volunteer:. they so desperately
need to do their most \\Otthwhile
and import ant work.
Per::.on!I interested in
volunteering and helping during
this Chrb1mas :.cuson (if it's only
n couple of hours) may call the
Snlvation Army Ornnge County
Volunteer Coordinator at
832-7100.
I promi::.c, their holiday will be
much more meaningful if they
do.
Mnrily11 Niclsc11 lfrcs i11
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New school trustees challenged to take the tough steps to make the district better
BY MAllOAltn L OAaDNI•
W ill anything really change when
three new members arc added to
our School Board or will it be
business as usual?
and you will see many of th e same faces
who supported Dr. Nicoll through the
years. Remember, employees during his
tenure were.promoted because they were
loyal to him.
unless you increase public employee
productivity. You have to be willing to
take an occasional strike over performance
and productivity standards (work rules).
Look into privatization or some disttict
jobs. Eliminate the Personnel Commission.
Our school district needs to mainmin the
ability to deliver the most dollars to our
classrooms without having their hands tied
by red tape. Jn addition, an internal
auditor needs to be hired to report
directly to the Schqol Board.
issues and concerns, and .( don't mean to
belittle them. Out we should not allow the
board to escape hard choices by posturing
behind these lesser issues.
This preoccupation with emotional
issues is a symptom of a much larger
problem -our School Board's inability or
unwillingness to make decisions on
anything of real iinportonce.
Why am 1 so cynical? Some background Superintendent Mac Bernd has
inherited a bloated bureaucracy.
What tan be done? We currently have people in high
district levef jobs who have li11lc or no
education for the position they hold. The
blame for this situation goes squarely back
to Dr. John Nicoll. He valued loyalty over
brains and education.
We need to cut the fat at the district
level, looking closely at administration,
transportation, maintenance, food services
and data processing. Currently we arc
squeezed between protecting district jobs
and delivering better education at the
classroom level Financially we can't have
it both ways.
I f you can't handle the howls of protest
Crom the unions then you are doomed
to failure during your tenure on the board.
I'm getting tired of waiting. My frustration
with this district is enormous.
They talk a· good game, but have a
history of doing nothing. They talk about
excellence. Talk. Talk. More talk. For
years and years. We paid tens of
thousands of dollars a few years ngo for a ·
.. district vision statement. (Convicted embezzler) Steve Wagner
was a perfect example -no college
education, no financial training and two
prior instances of unprosccutcd "
embezzlement. Still, he was promoted over
. · and over ngain unt il he became our chief
financia l officer.
cap hear you saying, "Dut that's old
news. We have new faces at the top."
If it doesn't improve our children's
education then it doesn't deserve funding.
It's Just that simple. Simple doesn't mean
easy. It's hard to sny "no." Our School
Board members need to get tough.
I have been involved as an active parent
with four children in district schools for
Che past 13 years. I am tired of the board
spending so much time on emotional
issues, looking involved, but gelling •
nothing accomplished.
We don't need visions. We need action.
Our district is behind the time.s. We are
resting on past laurels: Get out of the
board room. Find out what is happening
in 01her school districts across the country.
Our four new high school principals
have brought dynamic ideas with them
from other schools. Help them to
implement these ideas. Yes, maybe.
We Jo have a new superintendent and
an excellent new crop of high school
princip:ils.
I challenge you, the Newport-Mesa
Unified School Board, to take the first
step. Downsize the district bureaucracy by
20%. (In 1992, the Cincinnati Public
Schools slashed their administration by
I'm not concerned about school
uniforms and drug-sniffing dogs. I'm nol
concerned about sex education in the
classroom. To many of you these are real
Stop talking and start doing.
MDrgDrct L. Gnrdncr is D Newport
But take a look down the district ladder, 51 %.) You can't accomplish anything llcncll resident. ·
Campaign analysis
l'm the wife of Tom Edwards,
who ran for City Council in
Newport.. Beach. This is in
reference to Editor William
Lobdell's comments (Nov. 10)
about the Winship/Edwards
campaign.
You r comment that Ron
Winship just plain worked harder
implies that Tom didn't work
hard enough on his campaign -
nothing can be Curthcr from the
truth. Tom spent almost every
evening, as well as many
mornings and afternoons,
attending forums and
get-togethers -All this while
maintaining a very demanding
and time-consuming lnw practice.
But what really demands to be
mentioned is that Tom has put in
18 years of hard, hard work for
the communily. I've watched him
literally drng himself out of bed
at 5:30 or 6 o'clock in the
morning to uttend meetings lhat
serve for th e good of Newport.
He has spent long hour~ into the
nigh t studying the issues of the
airport, as well as serving as a
planning commissioner and
completing all the work that it
entails.
Everyone who knows him has
nothing but the highest respect
for his conscientiousness and
intelligence, and knows how hard
he's worked. All this in addition
to spending full days in the office
or in court, working hard for his
clients in his law practice.
LISA EDWARDS
Newport Deach
0
Mensu re A's LasfViClim?
h is my belief that the issue
that dctcrm incd this race is
being overlooked. One year ago,
this city was bitterly divided over
"Measure A," the poorly
conceived plan to pay too much
money for too little land. Mayor
Clurence Turner was the chief
architect and proponent of this
measure. The voters of Newport
Beach overwhelmingly rejected it.
.Being the recipient of the
Mnyor's endorsement may
have made Tom Edwards, a
capable and deserving
candidate, a victim of
Measure A backlash. •
GEORGE SCHROEDER
Newport Beach
0
In post-election articles
(Nov. 10), the Daily Pilot
used the term shocked and
as tonished to describe
reactions to surprising and/
or stunning upsets at the
polls.
Why express wonder tbnt
a candida1e who dropped
out of the iace didn't win?
Arc my R~publican leaders
underestimating their party
members? If the
highly-endorsed
front-running candida1es
were always winners, what
would be the purpose of
election?
KA T HI WHEELER
Newport Deach
Thanks 10, clean
campaign
CORRUPONDENCE
.\IAac Muns/DAILY P1LOT
Cars whiz by Metalphor at its new location near the corner of
Coast1iighway and Superior Avenue.
Who asked us?
The new piece of artwork that quietly slid into Newport Beach nlong
the Pacific Coast Highway (and Superior Avenue) recently is
unnecessa'}', and unwanted.
As a native Californian and West Newport resident for more than
20 years, it seems rather odd that no one.was asked, nor did anyone
vote, on this questionable improvement.
Art is always subject to the viewer; but 1his has nothing to do with
whether or not it is :.:irt. It hns to do with changing the somewhat
natural land::.cape with a questionable object that literally protrudes
like u sore thumb.
It was really refreshing to go
through an election phase in
Costa Mesa without hnving
hit piec~es. I think it's a g'reat
step for people.
• It ab!iolutcly docs not fit the area. Who approved it? Who was
a::.kcd? No t the rcsidcnts -not the taxpayers. The fact that it may
<ippear notorious to many is almost irrelevant when \\C consiJcr that
any object can be ~ncaked in an)where if someone c.Jccidc::. that they
want ii and "bh 10 force it on the public.
NANCY PALME
Costa Mesa
School board
self-serving
for shame, school board
members. Your opposition to
Proposi1ion 187 is self-serving.
Good for Jim de Boom and Judy
franco -they cast the right
vo tes (in support of the
initiative). The school board
should mind its own business,
which is education and stay out
or politics.
JEAN O'NEAL
Costa Mesa
Thb i~ not the \\ay ii should "ork.
Sniffing out problem
As a f ormcr Newport Harbor
High School ::.:udcnt, I find
drug-sniffing dogs a ridiculous
waste of taxpayers' money.
Newport Harbor has one of
the least problem atic student
bodies around, and to start
treating the students like
criminals would only create
DOO BLANC! IARD
Newport 13cach
problems.
High school is, and should
continue tu be, a pince "here
tecn·agers go to learn, have fun,
and prepare themselves for the
future. Thi) is po::.sible only in a
positive environment, not in an
environment where the students
arc made -to feel like the enemy.
lf the government is willing to
give money to our schools, why
don't we put that money to good
use by reducing class sizes,
buying new textbooks, or give the
teachers a much-needed raise.
KRISTA McSADDEN
Newport Beach
Class of 1993
0
Our children today are being
al(acked by adults at every level
of society.
They are being marched
through metal d~1ectors, sniffed
by police dogs, forced into
uniforms, and threatened with ·
expulsion if they don't produce
documents from the state -all
because adults have failed to
solve the problems of adult
society.
When I was 18 in 1965, my
peers were conscripted into the
military before 1/1ey were allowed
to ca)t a single voce in any
election. Draft age was 18 but
voting oge was 21. Adults called
the sys tem "democracy."
The generation gap created in
the '60s was a personal tragcd)'.
for countless American families
und has ne\er fully healed. We
arc now repeating the same
mistakes made by our own
parents.
LANCE JENCKS
Costa Mesa
More on $2.9 million
school headquarters
My opinion is that the money
proposed for the new headquar-
ters for the school staff should be
put into the classrooms. I have to
wonder why they leased out the
buildings based in the Bluffs area
to Coastline Communi ty College
District last yea r, if they thought
they had cxces~ buildings enough
to lease that out.
It seems to me they could use
that building for these purposes
ins~ead of building a new one at
great expense.
MARY SL YKHOUS
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Government cannot contJnue subsidizing drug, alcohol addicts
SSI has become one of America's fa~test growing cash welfare systems
BY G IL FERGUSON
·T erry McKelvey used to huve
money, boats, nnd :i house
in Newport. Now he 's a
homeless drunk who roams the
street in L.A., a walking
nigh1nrnrc to his daughter, who
sells rcu l estate in Newport.
McKelvcy's drinking binges start
when he gets a general relief
(G.R.) check, and stops only
when the money is gone.
''L.A. County made the biggest
m1stukc in the world,'' McKclvey
told a reporter. "They approved
my G.R."
Out if county funding of drunks
and addicb b a problem, th<:'
money spent by tbc federal and
state gove rnment is even wors~.
Drunks and drua addicts can get
SJOO a week rrom the pcrnment
just by saying they're "d~bkd."
If they spend time in jail, the
checks accumulate. When the
checks do finnlly come, a drug
addict can go on a wild, $1,000
drug and alcohol party at
taxpayers' expense.
One oC my constitµcnts, a
Sunduy school teacher, told me a
sad story a few months ago. He
said th:H his drug-addicted son
was terrorizing the family,
threatening to burn down theik'
home, and demanding money.
Most or the time, the young man
sleeps u11tlcr n bridge.
1 h'ere arc police rc('>Orts on
him a mile long. llut the father,
who is :it his wits end :attempting
to get help. wasn't asking tor
police protection. He didn't even
expect hi son to be plllced In a
mcntul institution. (Thul had
been tried before. The drua
addict was rclc:iscd from the
Institution Gl soon :as his
condition stabilized.) All the
father wuntcd was for the
government to end the
Supplemental Security Income
(SSI) payments that allow his son
to continue his habit.
SSI is now one of America's
fastest growing cash welfare
programs. This year 6 million
people, far too many who arc
drug addicts or drunks, received
$25 billion, up from Sl6 bi llion
just fou r years ago.
According to rcporis, federal
wurkers in some parts of the
country actively promote cash for
Addicts. They w:inder ~kid row,
plucing pamphlcls in the hands of
drunks and pol heads p~scd out
C>n the sidewalk.
The brochures ask: '1Are you
on oJcoholic or a dru1 addict?
Then you may quaJify fat SSI."
The mcu.agc is: "Show us 10U'rc
a hard-core addict and if you
keep gelling high, the money will
keep coming."
Many experts call SSI suicide
on the in)t:lllmcnt plan and prove
the point.with exumples. One
man, who got a lump-sum SSI
check for $6,000, lel't his
home less shelter. went on u binge
and died from tin nlcoholic
seizure a few weeks later.
Anothe.r, a 57-yeur-old bus
mechanic, died from un alcohol
overdose shonly ofter cashing in
his SS l checks.
My cons1i1ucnt's son has
received his fair share of booze
and drug money from the suite
and federal government. So his
father called my office in hopes
of getting the funding •topped.
But, as people nrc often
surpri~J to find out, a le&iJIAtor
canno1 start or lop checks. Wh:u
we can do is pass 1 l1w 10
m1ndate a new definition of
"dis;ablcd. '' But with a UbCrill
majority in power, that won't be
easy.
On the i.tate level, funding for
addicts comes in the form of a
supplement to the Ccderul
Supplement, both Of which Arc
funded by the Social Security
Administration. J eo·authored a
bill this session which would have
eliminated funding for addicts
and aJcohOJiCS. Uut it WQS quickly
killed in a committee dominated
by "compassionate" liberals. -
Ir we arc really serious about
the wat on drugs, we've 101 to
$tart with the battle O\'Cr
subsidies to addicts. Poli tician)
who vote to sutx.iditc a habit
ahouJd be stigmatized. IC they
want to 1:1': part of the addic11-
co:iJition, they should ot least
have to explain their po~ition to
the voters.
Gil Fup on h tbe state
al#mbl,)'man for Ntwport &atll
•IHI C4nt• Mt11. GH FlfQUIOft
NewPOrt Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
,_a,
bit or time 10 regenerate and st:irt
:all over again."
Sandy's stron~ will and cheery,
upbe:u personality has carried her
through what is, without a doubt,
the tough.est time of her life.
With her husband Gary out or
work, Sandy is faced with support·
ing her family on the wages and
tips she makes as a waitress at
Norm's Restaurant in Costa Mesa.
Her boys -Christopher, 1~
Znckary, 8; and Trevor, 5 -arc
all in school. And, her two oldest
sons are ~nvolved in sports, which
can cost a pretty penny.
The restaurunt is within walking
distance from the motel, which is
a good thing. Although Sandy has
a driver's license, the family
doesn't have a car.
At 2:30 every afternoon -
about the same time her boys are
returning home from school -
S.ilndy heads off to work, leaving
her children in the care of her
husband or a neighbor.
With her dark, shoulder-length
hair piled neatly on top of her
head and clad in her white shirt,
black pants and bl:ick comfortable
shoes, Sandy walks several blocks
dow11 (larbor Ooulcvard to the
restaurant. She doesn't return
home until about 11:30 p.m.,
sometimes later.
"I do feel a lot of stress at
times, having to be away from the
kids and working nights," she said.
"But, it's a lot better than it used
to be."
Sandy started out working the
"graveyard i.hift -11 p.m. to 7
a.m. That lasted five months.
"It was really difficult," she
said. "I would come home right
when Christopher and Zilckary
were heading off to school. Trevor
wasn't in school yet, so I'd stay up
with him while Gary went out and
looked for work.
"I wouldn't get to i.leep until
pretty late in the afternoon, and
I'd only get a few hours of i.leep
before I'd have to get up and fix
dinner."
So, when u i.pot opened up on
the dinner shift at the rei.iaur:u~t,
she jumped a l it. The new hours
allowed her to ~pend time with
her boys in the morning before
school qnd return home at a de-
cent hour.
And, lhe moacy is belier.
The dinner shift is the busiest
one of the day. And the busier it
is, the more money in tips Sandy
brings home.
Sandy enjoys her work. She's
well liked by her co-workers and
her supervisor describes her as
loyal. hacdworking and dedicated.
"The entire time that I've
worked there, l've neve r missed a
single day," said Sandy. "I go to
work every day, rain or high water.
I've worked hard to get where I'm
at in my job."
But, 10 years ago, Sandy never
would have thought she'd be living
in a one-bed motel room.
During the 1980s, the Evansons
were a typical, all-American fam-
ily.
Gary, a brawny 39-year-old,
made his living as a carpenter,
working as an independent con-
tractor in San Jose "1hile Sandy
stayed at home with the kids.
'That all changed when the Gulr
War broke out. For Gary, jobs be·
came scarce.
The family mBved to Anaheim
about two years ago, hoping Gary
would be able to find work in
Southern California. Bu t their sit-
uation only worsened, and the
family was evicted from their four·
bedroom home.
The adjusiment to motel living
has been hard on everyone.
"There's no privacy," said
Sandy. "I miss having a room. I
miss having a kitchen. I really miss
my oven."
Now, Sandy's kjtchen consists of
a microwave oven, a tiny sink and
two small electric burners. A full-
size refrigerator is nestled between
a dresser and the closet.
"On my days off, I try to cook
dinner," she said. "And on the
weekends, the kids will usually eat
at the. restaurant.
"But, it's really tough to cook
anything big in here. How am I
going 10 cook a turkey on Thanks-
giving?"
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1Prem...-a1
for no wages. He has been a mai-
tre'd at Chanticlair Restaurant,
managed eight Reubens restau-
rants throughout Southern Califor-
nia and currently works ns a wait-
er at the Villa Nova restauranl as
well as operating his home-based
business.
His diverse career choices have
not been accidental. "There arc
no coincidences," he said. "Every-
thing I've done, l'vo done because
I wanted to."
During his 25 years in business
since leaving the army in 1969,
Winship says he has experienced
extreme financial highs and lows.
He claims to be living comfortably
now, but says that without the
Villa Nova income, "I'd be a lot
less comfortable."
Dut the need for income paints
only part of the picture, he says.
''In the restaurant business, you
get a better undcrstar{ding of who
people are. And it's mentally stim-
ulating. You never stop learning."
Winship has been active in po·
litical causes for several years, col-
lecting signatures for Proposition
13 and stumping for anti-gun con-
trol legislation. He describes him-
self as a devout Reaganite, yet he
just this week re:registered to join
the Republican Party, after spend-
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Friend~ and campaign suppon-
crs predict that Win)hip's political
:iwarcness would ~crve him well on
the council.
"He's 11 bright guy, very politi·
cally aware," said Jerry Counier,
publisher or the American Legion
Post "Seabreeze" ncwsle1ter for
which Winship writes a monthly
column. "I think he upset a lot of
people with his stance on Measure
A, but I supported his position."
Another cumpnign supporter,
Willard Voit, !laid he advised Win-
ship to walk the precinc\s, a move
which Voit thinks must have paid
off. "If you don't have money or
name recognition, that's what you
have to do," Voit said.
Winship's ties to Newport Beach
ha-Jc led him to coni.ider a council
bid on three different occasions.
Early in the 1970s, he decided
against a campaign for fear that
the effort would be too costly.
During his unsuccessful council
bid in 1986, Winship spent less
than $600 on his campaign.
Mayor Clarence Turner, who
defeated Winship in 1986, said his
opponent was "not much of a fac-
tor eight years ago."
During his campaigns, Winship
has portrayed himself as an anti·
establishment figure who, nonethe-
less, has the best interests of the
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ue~" ;ind dispcmc with govern-
ment bureaucracy. The city must
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Dul if people arc not comfort·
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He said he intends to be open
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"It's like getting a new soi.-in-
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Although his friends admit that
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licve be will make a i.trong coun-
cilman. Delc Kcasbey, who has
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tended the University or Hawaii
over 20 years ago, calls his friend
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"He has an intuitive knowledge
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
Costa Mesa's titl-·bid goes up in smoke
...,. Laguna Hills' McGraw
win the personal duel,
Hawks win title; Mesa
salvages No. 2 status.
Bv BAJUU' FAULKNE&, SrokTS WJUTn
COSTA MESA -Laguna Hills High
won the ~acific Coast League football
title and Hawks' senior Brendan McGraw
won the battle of the top two running
backs in Orange County Friday night.
But, after the visitors' convincing 27-14
triumph before about 2,200 at Newport
Harbor High, Costa Mesa High's Mus-
tangs could at least take solace in salvag-
ing sole possession of second place, after
University fell to Aliso Niguel, 12-7, Fri-
day night.
The No. 2 finish will undoubtedly gi' e
the Mustangs a better .draw in the GIF
Southern Section Divi:.ion Vll I playoffs,
"hich begin next week.
"It makes this loss a lot better than it
co_uld have been," e.xplained Mesa Coach
Myron Miller .
"Now, we will probably meet a second-
place team, and "'e can compete with ju~l
about any second:place team in this di,i-
sion."
The defending PCL champion Mustangs
(7·2·1, 3-1-1) competed hard for four
quarters against the Hawks (8-2, 5-0), who
unleashed a sparse, but opportunistic
passing attack to
make the differ-
ence in what
was billed as a
smashmouth
showdown.
P•clflc Co•at Leque FINAL
League Overall
WLT WLT
'l~~JN ICls 5 0 0 S 2 0 ..... a 311 721
'lJMt!Slly 2 2 1 4 S ·t
Al.so N.;uel 2 3 0 4 6 0
llO'Nlluchl 4 0 2 8 0 ht•ncla 1 4 0 4 6 0 :cinched Cf Or.l$lOll \'IJ Pllyal'ls Frtct.r'• Scores
MA&e ~lA&TlN/DAJLY PILOT
Laguna Hills' Adam Roman (21) upends Costa Mesa's Dewayne Crenshaw In Friday night's title.showdown. Crenshaw led the Mesa running'game with 125 yards.
McGraw, who
came in with
1,947 rushing
yards, pounded
away for 139 on
30 t<lrries, in-
cluding a pair of
laQIN Ho.:$ 27, Mesa 14
Aliso 1 • .gud 1 z. Urmrs.ry 7
Spacial teams play· for Costa Mesa proved ciJstly
fourth-quarter touchdo" ns that salted the
game away.
It w:is Laguna Hills sophomore quarter·
back Cory Pardoe, howe\'er, who made an
equal number of big pl ays, turning two of
his three completions into touchdowns . ..., McGraw, Roman, Pardoe, all were
big for Laguna Hills, but Costa Mesa's
lack of special firepower hurt badly.
BY RJCHAJU> DUNK, Sro&n Wann.
NEWPORT BEACH -Sooner or later, the ina-
bility to execute well on special teams was· bound to
haunt Coita Mesa High.
It killed the Mustangs Friday night.
Going uuo the Pacific Coast League football
championship game against Laguna Hills, the Mus-
tanp had attempted zero field goals in 1994, while
puntina only four times few an nerage o( 18.3 yards.
They could've used some help in that department
in losina a 27-14 decision apinst the Hawks (8-2, S-0
in PCL). who avenged last year's disaster against the
Power Serve
targets hardly
a passing lad
...,. Newport Beach Tennis Club's
Bernie Mitton is in the middle
of this latest of teaching aides.
P itchers use square-shaped strings to
improve their control an the
bullpen. Quarterbacks throw
through tires to enhance their accuracy.
Now, there's a product on the market
that exercises your serving accuracy on the ·
tennis court.
lllchnnl ....
Club tennis
Bernie Mitton,
teaching pro at the
Newport Beach Tennis
Club, has been
instrumental in the
evolution of the product
called Power Serve.
Whether you're alo[le
or practicing with a
partner, when you hear
pops and cracP on
these briaht, colorful
· taraeu that pves a
player somelhina at
which to aim, you can't
.help but be encourqcd.
Mustangs, who used a pair of And when the Mustangs
Bryan Luxembourger field goals
and a Corey Sides interception
with only seconds remaining to
upset the Hawks and eventually
claim the PCL title.
'We all wanted to hit Chat-
man and break his legs.'
ventured to line· up for their
first field goal of the season in
the third quarter, they broke
down again.
"We were trying to stop McGraw,
which made us vulnerable to the pass,"
Miller said. "The kid (Pardoe) made t\\O
nice throws, and it cost us."
The first Pardoe ~CO(ing toss, a 20-yard
streak to senior four-year st::irter Adam
Roman, helped the Ha" ks forge a 7-7
deadlock "ith 28 seconds left in the half.
Moreover, when Costa Mesa
(7-2-1, 3-1-1) depended on spe-
cial teams, there were break-
downs: ·
-The Mustangs allowed a 49-yard kickoff return
by Adam Roman to start the second half, a play that
led to Laguna Hills' go-ahead touchdown.
-Mesa, which punted three times (14, 37 and 32
yards, respectively). allowed Roman to sJip through
the cracks again late in the third quarter, as Roman
returned a punt 29 yards to set up another Laguna
Hills touchdown.
"One of my guys forgot to
go in on the field-goal try,"
Mesa Coach_ Myron fviiller
said. "He didn't know that the
PAT and field goal teams
were the same, so he didn't go in. We went in there
with only 10 guys, because we've never kicked a field
Roman, ~tarting hi~ 49th varsity game,
ignited the \ isi tors by returning the sec-
ond-half kickoff 49 )'ard to the Mesa 35.
After McGraw burrowed for 1 'anh,
Pardoe play faked to his senior \,ork-
horse, before lofting a spiraj into the arms
of Jay Johnson, ..., ho had worked behind
the Mustang secondal) for a 33-)ard
touchdown.
goal." ·
Miller was in rather good spirits·following the loss.
He said the Mustangs lost to a better team, and if
his team. played L:lguna Hills 10 times, they'd lose
eight.
• ,, <:Ml\' f, L~w Pia.of
The conversion kick gJ\'e Laguna Hills
See MISA/P•1• a3
Costa Mesa belts
Pacifica in CIF, 31-3
..., Pacifica didn't like Mesa's accomodations,
but that was nothing compared to results.
Bv RlCHAJU> DUNN, Stoan Wann
COSTA MESA -It was good target prac-
tice for Costa Mesa High's water polo team.
But according to Mesa Coach Brian
Kreutzkamp, visiting Pacifica had it coming in
Friday's op~ning round of the CIF Southern
Section Division ll playoffs.
"(Pacifica Coach Chris Reaume) came in and said he
wasn't going to play in this pool, because it's too smalJ, !>O
the game was deln)ed 15-to-20 minutes," Kreutzkamp s:iid.
Further adding to the delay -third·secdcd Costa Mes;i
(22-S) would go on to post a cru hing 31-3 victory -was
the fact that Pacifica (13· 12) felt the cages were too low,
so Mesa officials raised both cages on extra foot before the
opening sr.rint.
"I don t think our kids apl)reciatcd having to wait,"
Krcutzkamp said. "1 told them to play hard, and if they
didn't play hard, they were coming out or the game. Hey,
it's a Clf playoff game, and that's the ~ay it should be.
You should play h:ard." •
The Must1np pl1yed everybody on the bench, indudina
JV call-ups. It \l(U difficult to hold back. e5pecially with
second-stringers tryina to set the most out of rare playina
time and recent call·ups auemptina to open tome e,a.
In the end, it wu the moll pis ICOred in a pme that
Kreutzbmp could ever remember .
"I wouldn't tell my rcscncs to back otr. We're tryifta to
act them u mUcb playins tune .. c· .. Kreutzhmp
11id. "Al halllimc, ii was 2().~ and 101DC of tbe kids. ia
a pme like tba&. you've aot to set .... pis. ud tM MC-
It'• ahe rewanlina
sound ,ou'll hear when your senc kisses
.. _J.K.bJ&b dcu'ty, plu&ic tarpts, and it'•
quickly bcc::oadni ... latna crmi llDOlll
instNClon.
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8 2 Saturday. November 12, 1994
MAILUG
Just rewards
I would like to join the community in
congralulating the 1994 Newport Harbor
High varsi&y foolball team und coaching staff
on an absolutely 1remendous (10·0) season.
Three things come to mind when looking at
their accomplishments: Preparedness, dedication
and sponsmanship.
The work ethic and enthusiasm of these kids
was very.evident throughout the season. The
coaching staff did q_n excellent job of developing a
game plan and getting the tc:im ready to play
every week.
Who will ever forget the one-point victory over
Corona del Mar? Or the way the team pulled
together to beat Santa Margarita after erasing a
14-point deficit?
The dedication of this team and staff was also
very apparent. They now realize the rewards of
spring practice, two-a-day workouts, the long
hours toiling in the weight room, and the late
practices. They discovered that football is not a
one:-or two-mah game, but lakes a total team
effort. The team was extremely focused, but at
the same time, learned to have fun on the field.
One area that is often overlooked in athletics,
but should not be minimized, is sportsmanship.
POLO .......... ,
ond suina wanted to get (30 goals) for
them. I've never coached or played in
a game with over 30 goals scored."
There will be no more easy ones for
Mesa, competing in Division 11 for the
first time. Its next opponent, Marina
on Wednesday in the quarterfinals,
has beaten the Mustangs once this
season in two meetings. A coin Oip
will determine the home team. Ir
Mesa wins it, the game will be played
at Ncwpon Harbor; if Marina ww,
the Vikings will host it at Golden
West College.
Costa Mesa, nine-time defending
Pacific Coast Lea$ue champion,
reached the CIF Division Ill title
Jame in three of the past four years,
including a championship in 1992.
"It would be great to get a Division
II title," Kruetzkarrip said. "It would
be something new for our school."
The respect this group showed toward its
opposition, and just as important, their respect
for each other, was commendable.
It's possible that Costa Mesa could
meet second-seeded Servile, which
topped the Mustangs, 13-12, in a tour-
nament earlier this year, in the semifi-
nals.
But against Pacifica, it was over
quickly, with Mesa's swimming speed
controlling both ends of the pool, par-
ticularly on its counterattack. Mesa
had 10 steals in the first quarter, and
of its 23 shots-on-goal, three were
stopped by Mariner goalkeeper Eddie
MacDonald, while 20 landed safety
for goals. Jn other words, Mesa neve r
C.UIY P. LUOCH/DAJLT Pu.or
Costa Mesa High goalie Justin Taylor blocks a shot attempt from Pacifica In Friday's CIF water polo game.
It was refreshing to sec players lay a good
clean hi t on an opponent and moments later
reach out a hand to 'help them off the turf.
From a fan's standpoint, it was a real pleasure
to watch this great group of young men perform
thi s season.
Thanks for the memories and good luck in the
• upcoming CIF playoffs.
Ron Moss
Orange Coast Players of the Week
MATT SAUK
A 6-foot-1,
190-pound
freshman
quarterback,
he completed
17 of 38
passes for
266 yards
and one
touchdown, while constantly
being under heavy pressure.
TRAVIS McCULLOUGH
A 6-foot-2,
225-pound
sophomore
middle
linebacker,
he record ed
five solo
tackles, five
assists and
two interceptions, giving
him 183 taclJes in his career. ...
PiraJes, Saddlebac.k
' square off tonight
~ Neither going anywhere,
but both would like to
change their ways, now.
BY RlcHARD D UNN, Sroars Wan-u.
OCC quarterbacks last week
were sacked seven times for a
minus-62 ya rds.
Moreover, Clayton was held to a
career-low 45 yards rushing (14
carries). He now has 2,290 career
rushing yards, and has two games
le.ft to add to his OCC career T wo t~aditional rushing re-Cord. Clayton has 848
football pow· yards this season, but set a school
e rs in Che single-season record last year with
·Mission Conference 1,442.rushing yards.
Central Division, Quarterback Mall Sauk, a fresh-
Orange Coast Col-man who has 'made tremendous
lege and Saddleback, square off strides this season, had personal
tonight at 7 o'clock with a surpris-highs for passing yartlage (266), at-
ing total of two victories between tempts (38) and completions (17)
them in 16 games this season. last week, his second consecutive
Southwestern (0·7-1 overall, 0-4-game with more than 200 passing
l in the Central Division) appears yards. His total against Fullerton
headed for the division cellar, but was the most for an OCC quarter-
tonight's loser at Saddleback Col· back since Greg Angelovic threw
lege in Mission Viejo will be flirt-for 279 yards against Southwestern
ing with the Apaches at in 1990.
the bottom. 41(Sauk) also had a
"I guess when you're 'f 50-yard pass called
not having a good year, it or both us back, and a total of 85
boils down to the talent d S ddl (passing) yards nullified
level that's there, or that an a e-by penalties," Workman
it's not where it usually back, it's the said. "He did that while
is," OCC Coach Dill same COaCh-suffering through (six)
Workman said. "For es, and the sacks, so it was rcaJly
both us and Saddleback, quite a performance.
it's the same coaches, Same Staffs. He had 208 yards at
and the same staffs. ll's It's hard to halftime, and would've
hard to put you r hand on had a lot more with a
it sometimes." put your little more support."
Orange Coast {1·7, 1-hand On it Eight of Sauk's passes
3) is suffering through its somet'1mes.' landed in the hands of worse season in Work-Chris J ackson, the
man's nine-year tenure. -BU WORKMAN former Mater Dei High
Saddleback Coach Ken OCC coach basketball standout who
Swearingen, who has won is playing football for
national JC Grid-Wire the first time in his life.
championships, is the nation's win-Jackson, who caught a 67-yard
ningest community college coach, touchdown pass against Fullerton,
entering this season with a 246-73· OCC's only offensive score, hauled
6 record. in the most receptions by an OCC
Dul in 1994, the Gauchos are a receiver in a game since Derek
forgcuable 1-5·2, 1:1-2 in the Cen-Whiddon had nine in the 1990 O'r-
tral Division. ange County Bowl.
lf OCC's offensive line can plug On defense, middle linebacker
up its holes, tailback Jere Clayton Travis McCullough, who bad a
has a chance tO get back on track pair of interceptions la.st week. in-
:lnd spearhead the Pirates' ground creased his two-year tackle total to
game, which was stuffed for a · 183 with 10 last week (five solo).
minus-3 yards in the second half McCullough this year has 40 pri·
last week against Fullerton, a 35·9 mary tackles, 40 assis ts and two
loss, and that doesn't include the sacks. Last year he had Sl primary
sacks. tackles and 50 assists.
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missed.
Ryan Dandy (six goals), Robert
Grayeli (five goals, four assists and
four steals), James Comfort (four
goals, four assists), Sean Hylton
{three goals, five steals), Steve Popov
(three . goals, four assists and four
steals) and Roger Kimos (three goals,
three assists and two steals) did most
of the damage.
CO$TA MUA 31, PACIFICA 3
CLUB TENNIS
fr .. P•9e81
of tennis -an author, psychologist,
promoter, teacher and tennis college
owner in Coto de Caza -recently
endorsed the simple, yet 'greatly
needed creation.
In addition, Mesa will return every
player for next season, except senior
Popov.
hdllca 1 1 0 1-3 eo.u Mesa ' 11 • 7-31 Plldllca acorin1: lloM 1, TrlllfM!' 1, I. ffnOlllo 1. .
Sllws; Mllc:Dorl.lld 7, lnlns 1.
Mew KDrift1: D~c· Cn s, ComfOtt 4, POflO\' J, s. Hyllotl 3, ia.-l. 2. Md>MW 1, Cl'OPft 1, T, Hylton 1, Wf 1, w~ 1. Sliwa:
Ta,b 4.
Sailors win
the nip lo~
quarternnal
"Every teaching pro reaches with
cones, but this clips onto the net and
it's more visual," Mitton said. "I went
to the USPTA (United States ·
Profcs.sional Tennis Association)
Target Ball, with 11-inch targets
~ Agoura must travel to
Newport for CIF volleyball.
convention in La Quinta last month, and the
response was overwhelming, and there were about
3,000 teaching pros there. '
"It's SOll)elhing that's going to be a phenomenal
thin$· I had three phone calls this week from Atlanta,
Florida and Texas, guys who want to set up
distributorships, and that's not even an avenue we'd
considered.
"IC you're into tennis, and you look at this produc1,
it speaks for itself."
Power Serve, which comes in two sizes (8 or 11
inches), can be used to create fun drills with your
playing partner or with a ball machine.
"I haven't had this much fun giving lessons in a
long time," said Mitton, who has been giving lessons
for 10 years, following a stint on the pro tour from
1974 to 1984, when he was forced 10 leave the circuit
after tearing a rotator cuff muscle.
Target Sports Interhational, for whom Mitton is
the vice president of product development, is the
producer of Power Serve. Mitton, 40, said the
company is attempting to lu re a large sporting goods
retailer to mail<et the product.
"We're trying to get Wilson Sporting Goods
involved, but we're looking for one company, not four
or five. If we don't land ;i big company, we'll market
it ourselves," Mitton said.
•Forcing concentration is the key to using Power
Serve.
When my partner and I experimented with it this
·week, we found the results encouraging and also
enjoyable.
With the targets up, we played a miitch in which
you automatically won a game if you hit the target,
and automatically lost if you double-faulted. Just
something we came up with out of the blue.
The game of Target Ball is an official procedure
devised by tbe makers of Power Serve:
In either singles or doubles, there will be four
targets placed on the net, two over each service box.
Or, you may place these targets wherever you and
your partner agree.
Any rime-a -player hits the target on any stroke -
a serve, volley or ground stroke -play stops and
that player (or team) is awarded two points for their
accuracy.
If no one hits the target, and frequently that will
be the case, it's regular ten nis, and whoever wins the
point receives one point; play continues to 21 pojnts;
a player (or team) must win by two points; switch
si~cs when the first player (or team) reaches 11
points.
•At the end of this month, or in early December,
Mitton plans to organize a Target Ball Tournament
at the NDTC.
"My students ~ave gained a great deal of accuracy
and confidence in their shot reliability," Mitton said.
"I've seen the satisfaction on-the.faces when they
receive the instantaneous reward of hitting the
target."
Richard Dunn is D Dolly Pilot sportsttriter whose
club tennis column appears twice mo11thly.
NEWPORT BEACH -Ne
port Harbor High's girls volleyb
team, ranked and seeded No. 1
the CIF Division l playoffs, w
the coin flip Friday morning .
will be the home team in Tue
day's second-round match again
Agoura.
"It was just a huge little win i
us," said Sailors Coach Dan
Glenn, who admitted he kne
nothing of Agoura, except that t
Chargers reign as Marmon
League champions.
Tuesday's second-round cncou
ter is billed to begin at 7 p.m.
In other CIF pl ayoff action, t
top-seeded Corona del Mar wat
polo team will travel to Trabu
Hills, and Newport Harbor w·
host San Clemente in Division
quarterfinals play on Tuesday.
Newport Harbor will host No.
seeded and unchallenged Peni
sula Tuesday ~fternoon (2 o'cloc
in girls tennis, while Corona d
Mar, assuming it is successful i
Monday's rained-out first-roun
matchup with visiting Agoura, wi
will have San Marcos to deal wit
on Tuesday at a site to be decide
by coin flip.
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SATURDAY .........
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College at Saddleback, 7 p.m.
8.slcetlt•ll
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Community college women -Orange
~st at C~ffey Tounwnent.
Creu ceu•try
High Khool boys and girls -CIF
Prelims 11 Mt. ~n Antonio College. Boys
3-M (7:30 a.m.), NC'WpOf1 Harbor; Boys
3-A (8:30 a.m.), EslM<:U; Boys l·A <?
a.m.), CorON dd MN; Girls 3·A (11:12
a.m.), CorON del Mu, Tanya Perkins
(Estancia).
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Saturday, November 12, 1994 83
MESA .......... ,
a 14·7 cushion, and McGraw took
care ol things from there.
"We knew if we could complete
a couple passes, we could win,"
McGraw said. "Cory had his big·
gcst game O( the )Cat tonight."
Mustang senior Dc\\.O)nC Cren·
shaw, who appeared to be at full
strength after battling back from a
series of injuries, posted 49 of his
team-high 125 rushing ):.irds on
the final Mesa scoring dri-.e.
Junior Brian Ree,es capped
that cight·play, 80-yard ma1ch ,-.ith
a 12-yard catch :.111u run from
quarterback Ryan Taylor "ith 1: 12
left in the game.
It was Reeves "ho opened the
scoring with 4:18 lcJt in the open·
ing period, finalizing an eight-play,
94-yard drive with a 20-)ard burst
on an inside reverse.
The key play of the dmc "as a
47-yard play-action flip from Ta)-
lor to tight end John Schroeder,'
which moved the .Musklngs to the
Laguna 36.
Reeves was held to only 1 )ard
on fourth-and-three at the HJ\\k\'
7 on the next possession, and the
Mustangs blew a similar scoring
chance on th eir first second-half
possession, driving to the Laguna
9, before mbsing a 26-yard field
&Oal attempt.
"(Lllguna Hills} had a great
game plan, and they were dis-
ciplined and Mayed with it," Miller
said. "They \I.ere better in every
aspect, including the kicking game,
the running game, and the pasl>ing
game. They "ere JUst too tough
tor us on defense und \\e couldn't
mO\C thl! ball."
Charles Chatman, \\hO came ln
\\Ith a 273-)aru lc:id on McGr.:iw
for the county ru:.hing title, fin·
bhec.l "ith 77 yards on 11 c:ime:..
Chatman. "ho now has 2,297
)Jrds lhb scJson, still ncec.ls 7 to
break the :.chool arfc.l Nc\\pOrt ·
Mcsa District s1ngle·seuson record
ol 2,303, :.ct by 13mh "RunJ\\ .1y"
Tran in 1.i games !Ji.t foll.
Chatman needs uni~· 300 )tire.ls
to break the count) i.rnglc-seJsun
re corJ of 2.596, set by RJncho
Abmitos' Jell U) re.I in 1992.
But for a 15-)arJ burst on the
final Musl.:ing scoring drh I!, ChJt·
man had onlv one run of more
than IO)ards'cll). .
.. We shoulJ get (l\\O:"a) start·
ing tackle, "ho sat out "ith a con-
cussion) Jason Morin back l1e'\t
\\CCI.., and it ":is great 10 see Dc,.,,.
ti) nc runn inl! h.1rd .Jgatn," Miller
s:iid. "ll '!. bJc.k to the dr J\~ ing
bpard ro sec ho,-. for we can go in
the playoff')."
GAME STATISTICS
Laguna Hiiis 27, Costa Mesa 14
Score by Quarters
l.Jguna HJUs 0 7 7 13-27
CostaMesa , 7 o 0 7-14
First Quarter
CM-Reeves 20 nin (We.r klc1t} 4 18
Second Quarter
LH-Roman 20 pass trom Pi/t!te (Ya-.rnn k OIJ,
0.28.
Third Quarter
lH-Johnson 33 PJSS llom P;i1~.t (Y, .. r l:I '
IUC1t). 11.06 •
Ree.es, 3·22 Ar•~ ~ l 2·C Tay or 4-mlll.iS·5
INDIVIDUAL PASSING lH-~r~e 3 '-· 78
cr.1 -T .. 1 r 2·t:" :9
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
LH-.. -.~ .... , 2~~ R~-.a" 1·2!l
Cl.'-S. ~. r • ..:.7 Rt.:.es 1·12
GAME STATISTICS
LH
11
J~·137
CM
17
Laguna Hills' defense swarms to the focal .point of Costa Mesa's attack (Charles Chatman). qhatman fin ished up with 77 yards net. Fourth Quarter
LH-McGnw 2 n.n (Y.;i.. .~n "t• 1~ ~7
LH-1.lcGraw 31 nin ("'c" t·uc·~J . J ~5 CM-Re~es 12 pass tram Ta,ru [t.e r • «).
78 3.;.o
Costa Mesa's Ray Ohrel tries to latch on to baguna Hills running
back Brendan McGraw in Friday night's Pacific Coast League
showdown. Laguna Hills posted a 27·14 win to claim the league
'itle. Costa Mesa enters CIF next week as the league's No. 2 entry.
SPECIAL
Froftl Pa90 81
The Hawl-.s, many of whom re·
member last year, \\Crc elated.
Stopping Costa Mesa tailback
Charles Chatman was their pri·
mary concern, but many iook ex·
ccption 10 Miller's statement ear-
lier in the week that Lagun:l Hills
rnilback Urendan McGrnw was
their whole offense.
"Their coach just s:iid ~tcGraw
was the "hole teain, and that
made us m:id, b-.:cause this is a
team effort," said Roman, a
fourth·)Car senior \\ho h:is pla~l!J
in every llawk \arsity game since
his freshman year, Friday night
being his 49th consecuti\e.
.. h's all in the heart," RonlJn
(only 5-foot·6, 145 pounds) adJcJ
of his tc.im ·s championship. "It •ill
depcnJs on ho" much ~ou \\:lilt it.
l just "anted 10 be league ch:imps.
No indi\IJuJI stufl; that's nothing.
Our defense shut Jo\\ n Chatnun."
Chatm.111, Or:inge Count) 's kad·
ing 1 usha "ith 2,297 ) ards, ".1s
he le.I 10 77 ) arc.ls on 17 carries.
"\Ve all \\antcd 10 hit Chatm..in
and break his legs." i.JiJ Laguna
I !ills linebacker lkn ~l•ts!limino,
"ho was invoh ed in se\·cr:il stops
near the line of scrimmage.
... , hal's all we \\Cre thinking about
all week ... stopping Chatman anc.l
getting McGraw his yards."
~1Jssimino also contributed "ith
a big stop on Mesa quarterback
R)an Ta) lor for a minus-3 yurc.ls,
"hen the Mustangs faced a fourth·
anJ-eight situation in the Counh
quarter, trailing 21·7.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
CdM, Tars take· shots at Clf. prelims
~ Mt. San Antonio College
ts the familiar site for the
prel iminaries this morning.
i\v lllCILAJlD 0UNN1 ~ru11.1) Waurck
1 The ~trength of the Sea View
tcaguc "ill be on Jispla) today, as
both Ne\\pott l l.1rbor and Corona
del ~tar l11gh iichools compete in
thc bo)s Cl F Southern Section
cros:. country preliminaries at Mt.
San Antonio College.
There arc two races each in Di-
'ision 111-ANand Ill-A, with the
top three tcums 1n each race (12
in ull) going to the linJls Nov. 19.
Coach Bill Sumner's Sea Kings,
Sea View L1:aguc ch.1mpions and
rank1:d No. 3 in th e year's final
ClF Dh ision Ill poll, race at 9
a.m. in Division lll·A. Serrano
(De Anza) and St. 1;rancis (Mis-
sion) arc the only other league
champions in the race.
CdM, led by indi.,,idual Sea
View champion llrian Slingsby,
has a strong :iupporting cast an
Tyler Beardslee, Andy Gwin,
Kohei T:.ujimoto, Pat Russell and
Mil..e Maguire.
"We ha\en't had all five guys
run well on the same day since
early in the year. That's what I
look for 10 happen," Barry said.
Estancia 's boys, the Pacific
Coast League's third-place rcpre·
se ntative, compete in the other
Ill-A race at 8:30 u.m. Johan n ~p
pell is the Eagles' top runner.
CdM'·s girls, as "ell :is Estan·
cia's Tun ya Perl.. ins, "ill run in a
Division Ill-A race al 11:12 a.m.
The Sea Kings are led by senior
se nsation Tracy Clark, who has 10
victories in a dozen races this au·
tumn, including a win in the Or·
ange County Championship!>. Only
Newport Harbor freshman Jamie
Swarberg (dual meet} and Irvine's
Jessica Corbin (league finals) have
finished ahead of Clark this year.
Christy Cummins, Jennifer Mor·
gan, Jennifer Blair. Ashley
Conover and Laurel Hafer provide
the rest of the Cc.1~1 scoring clcpth.
"Doth teams are gening bcncr,
for the girls it's just more signifi-
cant to watch it, bl!causc the
progrc~s is more obvious,'' saic.l
Sumner, "hose second and th ire.I
runners (Dresden Ho"ell and
Brooke l\tcck) quit the team I.1st
month, leaving \\h:.11 "as a top-
rated squad to quc:.tion if it coulJ
qualify for the stall! m1:ct.
"for the boys," Sumner added,
"we're looking for a few seconds
(better) apiece, and fo r the girls
\\e're looking for a few dozen sec-
onds apiece. We fully expect to
qualify both teams (for the finals),
but we don't take a1l)lhing for
granted."
Roman, however, somewhat
stoic the show from both Chatman
and ~tcGraw, who got 139 rushing
yards on 30 carries.
"That was a heartbreak last year
(a 39-36 Mesa win)," he said.
"That was the worst, because we
thought we were going to win. Dut
they pulled the impossible :ind
came back lo win.
"" "Out,this year's different. It's a
team effort, and what (Miller) said
about McGraw being the only guy·
got everyone of us· mad. Look at · ·
us now. We're league champs. I
pluyed on the C IP and league
championship team in 1991, and
''°c'rc on a mbsion to do it again."
\Vilh time running out in the
first half, Roman's 20-yard touch-
do" n reception was the beginning
of :O.ks.i's broken hearts.
Co:.1.1 ~tcsa's defense stepped
up during the Ha\\l..s' drive late in
the se~ond quancr. including a
he:i' y pass rush b)1 tackle Wayne
Heriog and defeni,i\c end John
Schroeder th:it forced an incom-
plete pa1os on . second down by
H:i,\k qu·anerback Cory Pardoe.
On thc ensuing play, Schroeder
cume "ithin inches of a sack,
which "ould've forced Laguna
Hills to punt. Dut P:inloe got the
pass olf und connected with Jay
Johm.on for a 25-yard gain .
-rvrcGraw follo\\cc.l with a 23-yard
run, with Schroeder finding an
angle to prevent a touchdown at
the Mesa 24.
T"o pla)s later, however, Par-
doe found Roman open fo r a 20-
yard scoring play, then Sako Ya-
kinian's extra point tied the game.
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Coach Oim Barry's Sailorii,
headcJ by Shuhram DeZahd,
Ryun Atfams, Henry Chian, A:uon
Ward und J••kc Swanwn. open the
meet with a 7:30 11.m. )tart in Di·
vision lll·AA.
Sea View runncr·up SJnta M;ar·
garita, nin~cJ No. 6 in Division
111. and thirJ-placc Newport Har·
bor (No. 4 1n Div~ion 111) are ex·
pcctcJ 10 join Cc.JM in 1h~ rin;ila.
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INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
LH-McGraw. 30·139. ROO'.a~ 1.1 P~rc::ie.
3"'11!M·3.
CM-Crenshaw. 21·125, CryJ:.n:i. 17·77:
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Costa Mesa Coach Myron Miller looks on as the die is cast.
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114 Saturday, November 12, 1994 Newport BeMhlColla ,._ Dally P .........
Doll LIM:H/DAJLY PILOT
Costa Mesa freshman Steve Herzog dives for a fumble as Laguna Hills' Tommy Banning (18) looks on in Thursday's Pacific Coast League duel of unbeatens. Laguna Hills prevailed, 35-8.
·Costa Mesa freshmen finally
meet their Waterloo in finale
...._ Laguna Hills wins the battle
of 9-0 teams Thursday, captures
the Pacific Coast League crown.
BY D ENNIS BROSTEIU:IOUS, Sr•oan Wann
COSTA MESA -It was ' a memorable season for the
Cos&-a Mesa High freshman
football team. f
It just lacked a fitting
conclusion.
quarterback Tommy Banning lofted a
touchdown pass to Nick Harvey, who
caught the ball over his shoulder and
raced into the end zone.
The Mustangs' dream of an unde-
feated Pacific Coast League campaign ·
was denied Thursday. A Laguna Hills
squad which entered the day with similar
aspirations \vas the one celebrating at the
end, following a 35-8 victory by the
Hawks.
After Mesa went three-plays-and-punt
on its next series, the Hawks struck again
in electrifying fashion on the fi.rst play
after the punt.· This time Banning hit
Dustin Mang in perfect stride down the
sideline for a 55-yard TD play.
Uiguna Hills had taken a 14-0 lead
Both teams had entered
the season finale with 9-0
marks, including 4 -0
records in the PCL. But
there was little doubt who
was the clear-cut winne r on
this day.
"Well, this team still has
the best record of any
Costa Mesa freshman team
in at le ast the last 10 or 11
years," noted Mustang as·
sistant coach Mike Crowe.
The game took an im-
mediate turn in Laguna
Hills' favor, after the
Hawks stopped Costa Mesa
on fou rth down at the
Mustang 46 on the first se-
· less than seven minutes
---------• into the game.
Before the shellshocked
Mustangs could get their
initial first down of the
game, Uiguna Hills found
the end zone again follow-
ing a short punt. From the
· 35, Jones took it 31 yards
to the 4, and Anthony
Daye punched it in from
there for a 20-0 margin.
'I thought we
had a chance at
that stage of the
game. If we
score there, it
could be 20-16,
and who
knows?r
"Our goal was to stop
the inside run and make
them pass," said Crowe.
-~CROWE "I thought we did stop
Mesa assistant coach them inside, but the kid
showed he could throw."
ries of the game. Laguna Hills took just
four plays to break the ice.
The Hawks surprised
the Mustangs, according to Crowe, by
running a double wing. "It was a new
wrinkle from them, something we hadn't
seen," he said.
Grover's 37-yard kickoff return set the
Mustangs up in good field position at the
Hawk 45. A long march of 13 plays fi-
nally resulted in Costa Mesa points as
Steve Herzog took a pitch and dove in
from 2 yards out.
Ronnie Lievanos ran in the conversion
and the half ended at 20-8. The Mus-
tangs seemed to pick up some momen-
tum ·after stopping Laguna Hills on the
first possession of the second half, but
Mesa was unable to take advantage when
it got the ball.
lo fact, Laguna Hills scored when the
Mustangs' attempt to punt the ball re-
sulted in a bad snap from center, which
was eventually recovered in the end zone
by the Costa Mesa punter for a safety.
"l thought we had a chance at that
· stage of the game," said Crowe. "If we
score there, it could be 20-16, and who
knows?"
The safety seemed to open the flood-
gates. The Hawks scor~d a pair of touch-
downs in the next 3:12 to put the game
away. Each team mounted Jong drives in
the final quarter, but it did not result in
any points.
Ugn 1111 36, Costa Mm 8
Sc.re -, au.rt.re laQIN Hill 14 • 15 0-35
CosU Mtsa 0 • 0 o-•
Fin• Quef1er
Ut-HMwy 10 PIS$ from 9amng (McClftrty lllcij, UC.
Ut-MMIO 55 pass flom Bnlno (McCall1ey IUCk), 3.13.
lecond Quarter Ut-Oaye 4 run (WI l*J, t.30.
CM-Henog 2 M (UMnos run), 3 00.
Third Guatier Ut-Salcty, Price IX*d In .., zone. 4.44.
Ut-Jona 16 M (McCallrey ijQ), 3:10.
Ut-Jones 26 run (WI laled), 1:32.
INDIVIDUAL RUIHJNQ
Ut-Jones. 15-115; Ming, 2·33: Oayt, 2-7: Mctcll, 1-7:
8ming. l·lor-IMls 6.
CM-lllmos, 12-44; Hamade, 1-34; CinMr, 5-20; H1RoQ,
9-10, Sou, Mor-fllbis 2: bad SllllP. Mor-lllhls 25. INDMDUAI. PAlllNQ
Ut-bmg, 4·8·0. 71.
CM-lllmos, 4·1S.0, 47.
DoN LEACH/DAILY r1LOT
Laguna Hills' Marty Gilbert collars Matthew Meca in Thursday's showdown.
A 31-yard run by Michael Jones on n
trap set the Hawks up at the 15. A pair
of Jones runs netted 5 yards, and on
third down from the 10, Laguna Hills
Mesa finally broke through for its only
score late in the first half. Michael
UIDMDUAI. RICIMNQ
Ut-tumy, 2-27; Ming, 1·55; Janes. 1.for-flftls 3.
CM-IWMde. 2-32; Rudal, 1-1; Sau. 1-7.
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ONT ARIO -Orange Coast College
let an 11-point second-half lead get away
and dropped a 73-69 decision to the host
team in the first round of the Cbaff ey
Tournament Friday.
America . Robledo notched 17 of her
game-high 27 points in the first half to
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ot Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
CM Natlonal Little League registration today
COSTA MESA -Costa Mesu Na.
tioaal Uni.-Lcaaue will be holding its
scc:oad in·f>' ~n registration for tJlc
1995 seuon to 1y.
Tiie aiaalups \\JI be held from noon to
4 p.m. al Ballpark Piua, located in the
M... Verde Center, at Harbor &
AdMMs
AU players registering for the first
timo must provide a birth certificate and
utllit1 blll for the purwse of age and
reaidlllCO verification. '
To be eligible to register, players
must be between five arid 15 years of
•ID oa or before July 31, 1995, und live
within lbe league's boundaries. The
league is bound on tJ1c north l>y Sama
Ana, 011 the south by Newport Deuch,
on the west by the Suma Ana River and
the east by Fairview Road from the
Santa Ana border to Merrimuc, Mer-
rimac to Harbor Blvd., Hnrbor Dlv<l. to
Newport Blvd. and Newport Dlvd. to
the Newport Beuch border.
The sign-up donation is $60 per play·
er_,. with the totaJ donation not to exceed
$150 per family. The donation helps to
cover the cost of uniforms, pictures and
equipment, which is provided by the
league.
A late fee of $10 per player will be
assessed to players registering after
Nov. 30.
This is an official Liule League Uasc·
ball program ch.1rtcred by Little Lc.1~uc
Intcrnation~tl, Williamsport, Pa. As J
chartered Lillie League Daseball pro·
gram, Costa Mesu National Little
League offers T-ball for boys and girls
ages 5-8, baseball for boys and gfrls 7.
15, and softball for girls 8·15.
Teams will be formed in January 1995
·for the season thnt begins Mllrch 4. "
Games will be played at the league's
new facility located at TeWinkle Middle
School.
A second signup date is Nov. 30 from
5:30·8:30 p.m. ut Triangle Square, at the
end of the 55 Freeway in Town Square.
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Saturday, November 12, 1994 81
AYSO
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kan Youth 'occc:J 01g. •JH J
97 girls Division 4 action IJ'>l , 1: .k
Heather Metcalf \\as th.: 1 J~!I.: '•' l.u
played well to c;irn the. shutuut.
In other action, the Heat uml Ql1 kks1l·
ver played to u 1·1 deadlock.
For the Heat, Caitlin Adams ::ind Re-
becca Blazak plared well on defense,
while Allison Crane on defeni.e and half-
back Jennifer Arrow and right end Susie
Sparks were the standouts for Quicksi lver.
The Quake edged the Razzberry
97 win
.ur'"'1 '
.1.1J Marwnne
1ks1 -.rb J1a I 'lllo! ~Jmi;, lvr th~ Dau.ii·
1.rs.
The Par:mai. c.irm.:J a 3-~ vic tory over
1hc Sunllo\\cr Stri~crs.
Any parent '"ho \\oulll like to serve on
the rc~onal boa <.I of directors are usked
tu contact Rcgivn CJ? Commi~ioncr Kurt
Ye age r.
There arc position.s open in the volun-
teer A YSO program.
PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888 MAmN BROnIF.RS PUBLIC NOTICES ~ cecelved by the City or 31. ORDINANCE NO. 94-PUBLIC NOTICE PhlUlp J. Greenberg Costa Mesa to wit: The City 53 ADDING SECTION This statemerit was filed I I I PUILICNOTICE Clerk, P.O. Box 1200, 15.06.110 TO CHAPTER FlcUtlous with the County Clerk or HONE rh:ye~hl:ru~fr~t~/J~~~ ~ndMi~~~n. b~~~~~a~
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Affordable Cemetery Lots
We Sell . Buy • LISI CaU & Compare
---------r Costa Mesa, Calllornla 15.06 OF TITLE 15·oF THE Buslnffl N•me Orange County on October NOTIC• OF lt2628·1200, on or before NEWPORT BEACH Mu: St•t•ment 27, 1994. Mrs. N•oml Hone Benny band. They grandchildren, Julie SAL• OP the ~our of 10:00 a.m. on NICIPAL' CODE REGARD· The following p8'sons are FS2S3S5 traveled extensively Bonafode of Los An·
AUTOMOBILE November 28, 19?4. It shall ING ELECTRICAL VEHIC!if; doing business as: Pllblished NJ1wport Beach· Naomi was born June throughout the coun-~~=~;e ';,f~~°,;n~~ ~~
Nolle• II hereby given ~ki~he :•sporslb1lity of lhe CHARGING CIRCUITS. GYRONE ENTERPRISES, Costa Mesa Dally Pilot No-15, 1909, In Wltchlta, :~ t~~ li~~~el:~ttl~~ den: <tnd by her niece,
(714) 443-0905
Sro!• !Jo-6 8ond90
pursuenttoMCtlons3071 lhe~toCd1elvk~rh01sff bld to CURREITTBUSINESS 211 1 BuslnessCenterbr .. vember5,12,19,26,1994. KanSJiS. ·She had 1940. Naomi told Dora Lee Slierod 01 and 3072 of the Civil Code 1 Y 81 s Ice by APPROPRIATION OF IN· Irvine, CA 92715 Sa599 seven brothers and ol the State of California t.he proper announced LIEU PAAK FEES Scott w. Purdy. 3910 s. -----._....--.,....--sisters and grew up many Interesting sto· Lake Almanor, Calilor·
rhe undttalgned, G & W lime. Bids will be publicly Pub 11 shed New po rl FloWer Apt. #D, Santa Ana, PUBLIC NOTICE on the ramlly hay and rles about traveling by nla.
TOWING, INC., 965 WEST op~ned and read aloud at Beach·Costa Mesa Daily CA 92707 • ------~----grain farm. Sne often ·bus throughout Amer· GRAVESIDE SEA·
Whether you're t>uylng
or selling, Classified
covers all your needs.I l8TH STREET COSTA l0.00 a.m .. or as soon Pilot November 12, 1994. This business Is con-Fictitious told about her older lea In the 1930's. VICES WILL BE HELD
MESA, Orange County,. CA thereafter as practlcable on Sa603 ducted by: an Individual 8u"1lneH N•m• . siblings putting her on In 1953, after Jack's Tuesday, November
92627 wlU sell at public November 28, 1994, In the Registrant has not yet lt•tement death, Naomi moved 15, 1994, at 1:00 p.m. auction, at "said address", CHolul nc7ll FC~am~ers, City PUBLIC NOTICE begun to transact business The loRowlng persons are a horsed at h an ea~ly to Newport Beach, at the Inglewood Get to
the liasle
A.BC'··
Costa Meta, California at 1 a • 7 . aJ[ Dnve, Costa under the fictitious name(s) doing business as: age an ow s e California. where she Cemetery, Inglewood, pm on Wednesday, the Mesa, Cahfornla. Fictitious listed above. BEACON PRrNTING, loved to ride. ll ed f 35 11 c 111 1 Offi latl
30TH day of November, Additional sets of the Bu1lneH N•me Scott W. Purdy 24681 La Plaza, Dana In 1922, the family re· cine o~rthe roey;~f her wril ~~n ~astor'cEJmne~ 1994 the following automo-specifications may be Ob· St•tement Thfs statement was filed Point CA 92629 111 J Sh biles: 10 wit: lalned al the Olflce ol the The following persons are with the County Clerk of Bradley A. Brandmeer, located, to Whittler, e was her ob. e Thyr. FilzHenry's Fu·
1982 TOYT I PK. Motor Purchaslnq Supervisor at doing business as: Orange County on October 3356 Palo Alto Dana Point, California. alter losing wDor.rkTeodm 2G8reyuebaerls, a'nodr neral Home Is in No. JT2RN38SOC0042060, 77 Fair Dnv~. Costa Mesa, HIGH SCHOOL SCOUT· 14, .l994. CA 92629 their mother. Naomi charge of the arrange-
Llcenu No. (State) Calllomla. Bids should be ING REPORT: PROFILES Fe25173 This business 11 con· graduated from Whit· several years after her ments. Attic,
basement,
a nd closet
3u50938 I CA return!'d to the a~ef!tlon of FOR SPORTS SCHOLAR· Published Newport Beach· ducted by: an Individual tier High and attended retirement, moved to In lleu ol flowers. do·
1979 FORD I PK. Motor ~':::e 9'1txt ~lerk, w11~n said SHIPS, 43io Barranca Cos&a Mesa Daily Pilot No-Registrant has not, yet USC for two years_ Minden. Nevada. to nations may be made
No. X26SKCF2710, License lope l~~n .. nr~adsea eth envet· Parkway, Suite 101, Irvine. vem~r 12 19 26 Decem· begun to tra'!sact busine51 She then moved to bSehe ntreualry ehnejroyefadmtihlye. tSochothlaershJlpoeFI unDda~aist
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No. (State) 4870118 /CA 1 . ~ '" on e ou • CA 92714 • • • under the fictitious "1ame(s) New York City and 1968 NISS / PK, Motor sde with the Bid Item Steve B. Riley, 29 Bloom-ber5,l994. tisted above. met and married beauty of the area. Trinity Lutheran
No. 1N6ND11S7Jc:360766, Number and the Opening dale, lrvlne, Calif. 92714 Sa605 Patricia Trimble Charles Douglas Hone She is survived by her Chur~h Child care
MortU•ry • Chapel
Cremation
110 Broadway
eo.taMeaa
111·1111
then get
some cash. Lice nu No. (Stal e) Date. Jan T. Riley, 29 Bloom-PUBLIC NOTICE This slate.D'lent wa!l. lt!ed n 1930-. t.iis . pwfes· sister, Myrtle Bowen, Center, 1480 Douglas 41<55457 /CA Each bid shall specify dale, Irvine, CA 92714 with the County Clerk of sional name was Jack of Inglewood, Califor· Avenue, Gardnerv1Ue.
1988 HOND I CP, Motor rac~ Tnd every lt~m a~ set This business Is con· Fictitious Orange County on October Holmes, and he ni!,I; son Doug Hone, Nevada 89410. ~~M~1~X~~~. ~ nme~ec~~onL~ct~ ~ h~band and ~~~ .. ~me ·1~1994. !-~-~~~~--~~===~========================~~~~~~ License No. (State) Any and. all .exception to wile F025338 I ALGEO
I ,.... . the spec1licauons must be R 1 t t h Sl•l•m•nl . 2HZT084 ...,. cleBlly stated In the b'd eg s ran as not yet The following persons are Published Newport Beach· Juli• Allee Algeo
1987 BMW I CV, Motor and faflure to set forth a~. begun to tran~act business doing business as: . . Costa Mesa Daily Pilot No· passed away on Nov.
No. WBABB1301H1925698, item In the spec llcatiorJ under the fictitious name(s) AMERICAN FUNDRAlS· vember 5 12 19 26 1994 8th, ~94 in Costa License No. (Stale) 1 , listed above, G s r1 s ' ' · ' · CA s 1
3DZL244 / CA shall be grounds tor re1ec-Jan T Riley IN , 3337 . B stol te., Sa597 Mesa, . he s sur-
1988 CHAY I 40 Motor tlon ol lhe bid. . This 'statement was tiled 147, Santa Ana. CA 92704 PUBLIC NOTICE vived by her loving
No 1C3BU6633JDi37014 D•ted: November 7, with the County Clerk of AmericanS_PortsCardlnc., family, son and
Llcen u No. (State) 1994. Orange County on October ~ra ~n:rc~o~2~~ 1147, ---F-lc:_t_lt_lo_u_1___ daughter!in·law John
2JKA127 /CA Published Newport 14, 1994. This buslnes.s Is con· Busln•H N•me and Ann Marie; grand·
1990 CHEV I CP, Motor Beach-Costa Mesa DailX FS25123 ducted by: a corpdratlon Statement daughter Megan and
No. 1G1JF14T1 L7l08533, Pilot November 12, 1994. Published Newport Beach· Registrant has not yet The following persons are grandson Ned. Visita·
License No. (State) NONE I Sa60:i! Costa Mesa Daily Pilot No-begun to transact business doing business as: lion will be held on
CA 89 FORD I CP M vember 12, 19.26, Decem· under the fictttlous naml!(s) SOUADEY, 369 E. 17th St., Sunday, Nov. 13, Mor· 19 • otor PUBLIC NOTICE ber 5 1994 listed above. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 tuary Chapel, from No. 1FABP41E2KF176561. ' · Sa606 American Sports Card Inc., Patricia Trimble, 1630 5PM lo 8:30PM tGate
License No. (State) CITY OF Wayne Guenther, President Santa Ana Ave .. Costa 1). Funeral sarvlces
STARTING
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BUSINESS?? 2MNJ132 I CA NEWPORT BEACH PUB IC OT CE-This statement was filed Mesa, CA 92627 will be held on Mon· 1984 MARAT, Motor No. CITY COUNCIL L N I with the County Clerk ol This business Is con· day. Nov. 14, Rainbow •
' N80FF1170484, License AGENDA SUMMARY Flc:llllOUI Orange County on October ducted by: an·lndlv1dual Chapel (Gate 17) at • • • • • • • • • • • • •
No. (State) 7995JA I CA RESO B I N 21 1994 Registrant has nol yet 10:00AM. Rose H iiis Said sale ls for the pur· LUTIONS FOR us neea am• ' · FS25801 begun to transact business Memori al Park, Whit· pos~ of utlsfylng lien of A~O~lfilEDIC SERVICE Th f Slll•~ement Published Newport Beach·· under the fict1tious name(s) tier. CA. In lieu of the undersigned lot Towing · e o owing persons are . . list~ above & Storage fees together FEES doing business as: Costa Mesa: Daily Pilot No-Patricia Tn~ble flowers please send
with costs of adVertislng CONTRACTS AND PHOENIX RESOLVE AS-vember 5, 12, 19, 26, 1994. This statement was tiled donations to Arpe,lcan
The Legtil Department at the Daily Pilot is pkasefl ... /
to nnmnmce a new service now availabl.e to new businesses~
an~ expenses ol sale. AGREEMENTS SOCIATES, 2111 ~usiness Sa598 with the County Clerk 01 Cancef Society.
Dated this 10th Clay ol 12. 1994·95 Sl,!)EWALK Center Drive. IMne, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on October l========::.fl November 19'4 AND CURB AND GUTIEA 92715 13 1994 bw· •• ~bare Wiison R E p L A c E M E N T CharleLC. Navies, 295 N. Fictitious • . FS24970
-irit wiU now SEARCH the name for you at w extra charge, an4 Jave you tht
time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of cuune. after the search
is complered we wiU fil.e your ficririous business ruzme statement u.mh the County
Clerk, publish once a Wttk for four weeks as rtquired by law and then fik y<mr proof
of publication with the County Cl.erk.
P~bllshed Newport ~fD0Ei~AL~/L·WEiL~~LE~ ~~~~CA~~g~· Anah~im auelnes• Nam• Published Newport Beach·
Beach.Costa Mesa Dally MENT. PHASE II (CON· This business Is con-St•tement Costa Mesa Daily Pilot No· Repainting?
Pilot November 12, 1994. TRACT NO. 3021)/BUDGET ducted by: an lndlvldual The lollowlng persons are vember 5, 12, 19, 26, 1994.
Sa601 AMENDMENT N. 012 The registrant(s) com-doing business as: SaS96 f you're~ lo repoint
ii, reb!Ad it, reine ii OI
res!Ote ii, loci io llie Paot ----....... ----1 13. IRVINE AVENUE AND menced to transact busi· GREENBERG FINAJllCIAL ~========iii PUBLIC NOTICE 17TH STREET/WESTCLIFF ness under the Fictitious SERVICES, 2568 Newpon ___ C_l_TY_O_F---1 DRIVE STREET lMPROVE· Business Na.me(s) listed Blvd., Ste. B, Costa Mesa,
MENTS (CONTRACT NO. above on: 10.7·94 CA 92627
COSTA MESA 2943) Charles Navies Phillip J. Greenberg, 3038
NOTICE 22. PURCHASE OF PQ. This statement was filed Carob Streel, Newport
INVITING BIDS LICE VEHICLES with the County Clerk of Beach. CA 92660
No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
~ 10 find ll1t
senice )W're loolilg for.
FOR INDUSTRIAL 25. SALE OF FIPE TRUCK Orange County on October This business is con·
UNIFORM RENTAL 0 RD IN AN CE S F 0 R 14, 1994. ducted by: an Individual newspaper S R ADOPTION FS25172 Registrant has not yet
ERVIClS 0 30. ORDINANCE NO. 94-Published Newport Beach· begun to ttans~cl business The ~~~~=: :.~ r.50A't,~N~~~ ;~:~6~~ Costa Mesa Daily Pilot tJ0 • ~~~~ ~:!~ltious name(s) Illy NII ,.
ITEM NO. 970 BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE vember 12, 19, 26, Oecem----....,,....,-.,..-.,,..---.,.-
NOTICE IS HEREBY PERTAINING TO MAS· ber 5, 1994. Buy II. Sell It. Find It.
GIVEN that sealed bids will SAGE ESTABLISHMENTS. Sa604 ClaHlfled.
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NEWPORT MOBILE Out·OF·STATE BALBOA -----•CORONA·
HOUSES/ DEL MU
COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT
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;~~ c~r~~r:.,.0;" ~:~;~ ,_L_l_D_O __ P_R_l_M_E_P_R_O_P_E=R-T .... l'."".:E:-S::--. NOQUALJmNG u .......... ,, ..... I••••••••• a 341 .. _..... ... ,_. .................. --------_____ ...... COIONA
Ltg 4Br pool horn•
completely remod·
eled. S700.000 • Nie
f?rlce. S25,000 down.
owe P•P.9'· ~16-6500
~~:s;~~·~:.·h,~., ga1 UDO NORD • Comer Bayv_jew 3BR-I
. McNamH 760-5000 2BA $895 000
II ......... 0 I ... DEL 1111 1022 E>U 1 JO A•mft' • •• •••·• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••• t
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....................... ~Covel
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Contemp remod +
•udlO 1111K f'renldln Rly M0-7000
2.!>foE':.!:p~r~: ot1' 4Bl1-3BA Lrg Oock ......... $1,500,000
Irvin• and Ri..,hna. e.au. v COMPOUND . 2 Homes 1 4Bd-2.5B• c:ondo, r,...-.,
H3o.ooo. F r•nklln Bayfront & lnterior .......... $5,000,000 I
Alty MO-Tooo x309 UD(i LEASES -Interior & Bayfront
Homes
8111 Gru~ Realtors
675-4161
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·--·-· I 5 .. --..1 Aweeome deal 11111 ...... • Call OUICKI CdM 1"A!!'"•_m_o~d-•"!"l.-d~"lcr".-... -.-.
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• ...., ..._. ... II l44tK 211d-19a. den ,.,., • 4801 ConlanCI lntereatlng things
...... 1111 •• II ... +. 1N-1k 41' Wide ~--flnlnltltn ""1 to bu-r
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NPT HTS It & airy 39, •NPT aCH Attr*C 2Br GOTTA SELL F'ASTI "--fl~ 2bf 2be
2aa, fp, fam rm, Fr 2Ba. frplc, hid pool. 2 1/2 acres, S2.~s.oo. upper, pkng, w/d . un.
dre. 544su<. 650-0943 apa. Steps to bay. St S 5 0 0 /d o w n • $ 7 51 tum. No pet. Red~
BM Ed Van den Bouche pk SS+. Asking SSOK. month. 3 5 ac: r aa. 11150 ~I 7~ [; 67• 241 $19,995 oo. $2,500/ --VILLA BALBOA .n down. S250/montn.1·C-O.,.....l_O_NA _____ _
F •-1 • '"' " ---10% lnterHI. Owner Gw"ull~uLs~,'":.. .. o ~~ OUT.Of.$'.:. ,.-r ,.. ~ • ,. ,. •nu • will cairy, Near f11hing DEL 1111 2122
2BA, S;ip 01•1 "n PROPERTY 1558 lake. akllng eno,,_·-----~ 1 ll Ar 00tQeOUI n a t 1 0 n • I f 0 , • a ' ''Q view
Whlle!Be4get>ecor. BUYINO, SELLINO, t .aoo . .aa3-4T•3 ~~~ fM\
Total Remodel. RENTING, OR EX. mwemodl 3 C*' ..
Marl*Flfa.Frpfc CHAN GING TIME· A400AglMOlee• ~~c=.~~·· SHARE? ca11 th• e.. BOUSISI 1WWW 29, 1ea ao. ot
LowestPtlc:• Th11Pl&n =·!~.~:-°:' .. ~ CONDOS Pa1. WM decOr, end A ..... ••-t CONDO gwden, PQOI. F~ 12io,ooo · POa UNT furn. 11100. ?t1.-a1 '
for out ~ ·••• A.ppc. PH.OT CLASSIPISD --------OCiAll VllW a11 ._ 84$.&'170 It's ttw rMOUrCe you "°'" w/poot a~ Mar~Ann MeQ... c.-n count Oft_ to ... • pleoea. II• lftOftUt
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COSTA IOSA 2124 DWPOIT DWPOIT alWPOIT -----• 'lllOA COIT& 1111& 2124 COST& IDS& ZIZ4 COIT& 1111& 1124 -----•llUCB 2111 IUCB 2111 ll&CB 2111 APunmJITS PDIJISUU
2•R HOU•• Wft. mr .... tM ........ ..,..,. L'9 ..............
EncloHd 0••90 rv ..... 1M No ...... ~ wld, new orp1 LIPI* lrplll. ,_ .-.
HNI' Downtown ~~ ~"'~_! -=-:.:.~2: ~ •Tiil ILUllFI• MM lllCL UTIL9 •-wlU. ••r... end .-..-. '9urlclfy, & lltllnda. 1711/mo. d/W, .-.0! Mdry, ....
641-2720 or 646-8641 e;::'"'H,2\.;•:. ""'::: + vtewt 6-tl mo IN , ... ,\Mia ewntwM, 2 8"" ,., tOI I . lley ~a.owe~ a ll80 +mp Mz.IM4 Mt-M71or434-6443 17IO/mo. IM6-735a
, -.... 11860 ... , .,a.ecM4 car o-. neat, ctean .. ••T•n• SL Appllancn, lndry. frtg,... IO .... _ dNn 18' lwf'9 -..UllfUI 3br 2.508 Speoioue 1BR Upetalr9 Back l8J Condo counyd, '''*· get• "Y move4n rHdy a t __. Ref9 r9q'd. No pela. bey. S1M.. Ml 5111 ho.'.;ff atyle. PaUo, lwnhme 1700 eq ft. 2· 1500 mo.
Lg 3Bd ... loh In guwded, marble "'•· ........... &..ovety c.-11300/mo. HaatinG• .. ISLAllD 2101 72~3 31~a.ol1t •• ..._, ... _. .... _ --~~ tac. sees. • .... 2-C:at~-f/p, W/d, CaM between l-9ptn Wood•1r••m comm. 2-car attch gar. 11900 Cod 48,+den, 38a, Co Attra 640-5MO •~-,...,,.,,,....~~-.,,,...-.-1----· ,,. ., .... Ma.4a02 Allach 2 car gar, w/d firm (yr IH.) 833-2805 nr achOOl1. $2IOO. Avl .......... L. •a 1 18a 2 .. ~. p.,_ deck & oc..... "'9w,1 _____ •_•_64_6-_toe __ ,, ywd. 11 541-77-
hkupa, avl 1211. $1 250 ---------nowl Jon, 252.eeoc> ••n--2•r , .. , kltch, dU.ng, Ing. Refrig. Utl'lnd. V yrty, avl 12111 1875
mo. Dy• 281-91 !51 Ex1 BEACH Golf COUl'H view twnhm 1795· Fum Studio frplc. Clean, new palnl ·mid··· .... !~5. •°'1~7Avall -'"!:.~lmy 'u7~9 .... COSTA--~· 2•24 cost• MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2824
--------100 or EvH 544·t4156 RENTALS 3Br+den, 21h8a, 89C St050. Quiet 2BR 2BA & cvpel. Av8'1 now. .,_ -·----....._ v A
gate, pool • tennis. VILLA U&.aOA vearly .. 7"'!5.....,. 2b ... ·m 1 ba /"'•'lo ••••••••• iiil••liiiiiiiiiiiiiii DON'T RENT·BUY! Now Taking s2000lmo. 7 9...... 11050. Ocean._ 1BR ' · v .,. ... , 18R, frpl, btl..,_ IMI. -w _. • 2Bd·11hBa C o ndo Summer Reaervaliona 11550. Furn 2BR ---------29R 1BA, aundk 1816 i 'do&:ege. Avl now.
S!531/mo, Sl7K dowh WINTER WllKLV Harbor View Home• Front Row Penthae FURN 48R·2BA, bale, 1 Both Incl gar, w/d, util: t & .. 7a-a2t3
Poo r c redit O KI l-4Bd ...... $350-51400 5Br 38a, 3 gAI'. Avail. Harbor + Cat Isl• park apace . Lae 10 v-,... M .... U
New c pl/paint, attach WINTER (FURN) 52700/mo. Nr school. llaryAnn MoQulr• June 18, '9!5 $1 300 Buy It. Sell 11. Find ll COIONA
gar s115K, 282-7878 2Bd ocnfrnt ....... $900 909-682-5837 O ... b .. b8&7E7Uol 'mo. Lv Mag 551-8133 Cl•••lfled. D•w -••
QUIET 8c SEllENB
Palm ~esa Aparbn.ents 2Bd houH .... ,. $1200 Harbor View Homes r.., • ~ 11U1A
Meaa Verde 3Bd·1:V•Ba, ANNUAL Por1oflno, view 4Bd· YIRiAILLKi ITUDIO 2822
angl lam, 2 car all • s o ;:=:=:=::;::=:=:=:=::::=:======:;:::;;; gar, a v l Im med I 1Bd oc anlronl . 75 3.5Ba, avl lmmed, PenthOUH Newly furn.
Sl 100/mo. Kathleen 2Bd/2 Ba ........... $1100 52750 Agl 640-56&4 J?OOI, gym, 11arage,
760·5000 Ext 130 3Bd bay-<loctc · s245o Hrbr View H111• 4Bd •900 722·7M8 Full Service 2.sea, FmRm, 2 tptca, y "*Quaint 2Br 1 Ba hae Prope..tu Mgmt view, deck, comm ten-tlrlJ Rtnt1l1
22nd/Tusti n a re a . "• nla/pool, greal land-2-;JBR ..... $1000-$1200
Frplc, w/d, gar. $1100. The ............. ~ lady. s25oo. 658-8886 Ocnlrt 3BR ...... 52000
Reis+ sec. 646-3255 . ._...,. W HVH 3B 28 2 gar Ocnlrt 4BR ..•... 52400 ., • ._..._...,._ r 8• ' •ALSO
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7'11 _1...,. upgrded, comm pool. Furnished Winter .r ;rvv Avail 1211/94. $1695. Short Term
BEACH 2148 BLUFFS 3Br 21hBa, 644-7220 or l544-n&l Bllboa•Ntwport
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil light 2-aty freshly Super aharp 3Br 388
El Morro 2bd-2ba 1 so-painted condo. Bale & trl·M on c-.nal, w/d, Alty 723-4494
Ocean Vlew•Sunaers patio on gmbll 2-car vie w deck, frplc, boat
from lg deck. Pristine gar. 51850· 640-1982 ~~~~:18i!'~ Avall -O~n-t_h_e_m...,....o"""v_e_?_
beach & riding trails. BLUFFS lg 1800 stl-------,--=---$1450 Avl nowl E-497-e nd u nit, 3Bd·21hBa, Thinking of having a
7075 John lj>-675-5511 nice foe, French dra, garage •al•? Give us a calll $1850 mo. Vac. 6 mos PILOT CLASSIFIED or longer. Helen B. 842-5878 Dowd 720.7432
Sell your extra
household
Items
in Classified
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Before your garage sale
place a garage sale sign
where it win be seen.
Make sure you follow
all city ordinances
------I CLEANING SERVICE SERVICES
ELDERLY
3548 CARE
LANDSCAPE 8r PIANO 8r VOCAL
3611 IAWN CARE · 3808 LESSONS 3868 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY --------1 BOSTON COMMONS eEXPERIENCEDe Clea ning Co. Honest-•Nurslng•Ma11age1•
Thorough-Reliable. 13 •Drlvlng•Erranda•Pre
yrs exp. 1x0K. 962-7033 pare Meals• 650-0554
PlANO: Beginning 1hru
Advanced. All ages.
Teacher certilied.
Jennifer, 640-8669
•REROOFINQ•
SPECIALIST
FREE ESTIMATES
1·714-980-7721
Sadler Roofing-Uc &
Ina. Specialize comm.
re-roof/repair. 25 yrs.
•FREE EST 675-5095
3870•-------
REMODELING
Personalized Pet Care & ADDITIONS 3916
Kennel allecnative. No liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
s tress or worry. Lie, ddl I I .. 74 BUSINESS Kalhv'a HouHkeeplng Ins. Refs 673·7184 A 1 o ne• nee 1• * 12x12 bdrms lrom $7200 SERVICES 3488 Quality work w/rels. •Wood FencH* • TREES .• QUALITY TIME FREE ost/doslgn.
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Reliable. 71~1 -2256 1 , 1 h 1...., p * 714-567-0918 rtpace,repa.r, '" au."' Specialty petcare Uc#478102 800.282·3327
TYPING/WORD PROC. · g . •Sllmatas. Low prices. Uc'd Topp•d/Aemo11e. 1.•wne, for convalescing pets ·---------Ro ports & resumes. Peraonallzed .exp d Advanlage Constr. 974-5301 ~ n1-Mn <:?831-4833<:? ,. Soc'I. FAX L.P. Office hsecloanlrig. B1·wkly/
1
_________ 1_________ SPRINJ(l.ERS 3921
Servlcos·CM 642-0842 wkly .. Very reasohabte. FLOOR I.NSTALL MASONRY 3828 --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Susan, 71 4-573-8626 PIASTER SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
CAREERS 3509 • :~~~~~~:!':.~~~ liRiiiEiiiPiiiAiiiiiiiRiiiSiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3iii6iii2iiO JOHN DORAH MASONRY REPAIR 3880 ~=~~~e:. 1g:r· ~:~~~
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BY LUCY-7yrs Exp/Rel ••Vlnyl H.,dwood Brlck•StoneeBlock•Lg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sys-insllVrepalr. Free estJ
How to get a Jo b In & Low rates 646-4670 Ceramic, Marbllf: Sub & small jobs OKI Uc INT/EXT·QUALITY 1 ST Sr disc. Beat any written
Sportal S1 7K-S250K RELIABLE HOUSE Floor Repair, Carpet. lif687191 831·3832 Patc h to c omplote est.I Chris 800-821-0484 1ooo·s of jobs avl. CLEANING. BY THE Uc, Bond 943·3882 ·-.M--A""s ""'o -N""'R_Y_EX,,_...P __ E __ R __ T __ S_• Jobs. Licensed. 25vrs
Call 24hrs 553-3667 DAY. XLNT REFSI Brick, blk, concrete exp. 24 hrs 554-783 1 ,_T_RAN __ S_IA_T_O_R/ __ _
YOLANDA 631-59671---------a t ucco. Lie/Bond
CARPENTRY 3510 SUNSHINE•CLEANING FURNITURE Low $$ J oso 531-7643 -P-LUM--B-IN--'-G--3-8-9-0 TUTOR 3927
14yrs exp. Local Reis. REPAIRS 3622 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mako hfe easier call •---------
A to Z HANDYMAN usl Best Bet 836-4191 MOVING 3834 THE LOCAL PLUMBER
IHSTALUAEFACE CABINETS Complete RHtorallon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -a William Bangert Co-
Kllche11s, baths. doors, ---------Refinis hing, repair, up-since 1947-We aro as
SPANISH/ENGLISH
Technical & General.
Also Tutoring Serv.
Suaana 873-7409 windows. Doug 546-725& COMPUTERS 3556 hole, etc. FREE pick-PUBLIC NOTICE close as your phone.
up/dellv/esl. 962·1823 The Calif. Public Uhli· Ltll476000 675·9304 ---------
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2Bd-2Ba, frplc In lfv rm, carpon, no peta 11250
mo. 0""1 rm w/pV1
BA/gat, l!5!50.
840-45219 or 570-3909 nN llYCK R•
C•pa Cod charmer In
old CdM. Studio apt w/o~ beam celling,
loh, pvt entr. W/0 .
l8!50/mo. 723-<>919
Ught & airy 2Br 1 Ba
over gar W/0 , gar. No
amkr/pet. $900/mo.
~1/d 1575-Q15/e
STUDIO 1-blk from
• beach In quiet area
clean brlghl $575/mo.
Inc. utl. 675-8075
Chances are
you will find
what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
Claaalfled
dally
842·5878
So near&. yet so fu ...
That's the feeling you get
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lush
grccncry of secluded
woods & satcly p:i.lms.
& Srudios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms ' Jrs. 5575 ID S600
• l BR. $625 ID S6S()
• lBR sns llO S750 A No Pea
A Vcrtial ~linds
& Ceiling Cans
A NEW Carpet. P.tinr & Tile A fimcss Rriom
A Hqtal Pod & J:icuu.i
A Patios & Balconies
& Garages Avaibblc
Office Hours: 9:00 am -5:00 pm M-F
and 10:00 am -4:00 pm weekends
J.561 Mesa D,. • S:111t:i Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860
FOD CUDIT
UDCllPDLWE
HIRE A CARP~NTER I C l I RE TILE 39~8
Additions/Remod e ls TUTORING & ~eJIRE~~~-~s~i" used ALLEQIS PLUMBING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 71tllll ....... VlllJr1117,Jtt1•,'1-.:11 ;oo
Flre/Walo r/Ropa lrs. CONSULTING HANDY MAN 3710 houaeho ld goods Comm/l nduat/Res .-• .119171 ~
•c one101e/E1octPlumt>. D 0 S, WI n d o w s · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m over• p rint lhe ir •Drain Cleaning • Repair Speclallata Piii Ill. M -a.. EM FllCC RM~ l.Nu. SJ.• 1·
J e rry, 848-7540 20-yrs Exp. 723-1985 Home•Rental Pro .. •rtl•• p U C C 1 T b . L#67473 1 646-3299 Clean, Caulk, regrout, .._,.,.... .... ,.,...SZll...._.llle1tc.riet ....... l j • ,.... . · · a num er, seali ng & Insta ll. ...... Mae•• MJlll ..... ~ ... ~ · fWpairi, ~mod. Doots, WJOo Paint-Carpentry-limos and chautteurs THE NEWP01'T BEACH Like-Nu Tllo 840-2211. ,.. • · ·
doM. cablntts, stucco & d<y· CONCRETE & Drywall and morel print 1helr T.C.P. num-•PLUMBING co.+ • ............. .._. .... S14, t•.•· • 11,•.... •
wall. fencH. galtt. eic. Lie MASONRY 3557 Gary84S.5277 ber In all advertise-Fast/depend No O.T.1---------JW. W191•1lll.,11'1.a . Lllllell,..,...,ltlorww
l5yisexp.JarryS42·0567 Carpenlry, roollnn, ments. It you have a L#674497 548-6722 TREE ... L-. ....... 11.,.....,_.._........,.... ._;.. ) .!.L! ,,:JJ .uJ :J:j.J • question a bout the le--====""="'..,..,..,,=,.,..,..,...,. .r plumbing , drywall, gal~~a mo~~llmo ENOCH'S PLUMBING SE~~S 3929 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CARJ>ET
CLEANING
* lest Price/Quality stucco, painting, Ille, o r chautleur, call: Dralns/Remodels/Ro-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Landscape, brick, stone eleclrlcal. Jim 641 ·7494 Public Utilities • p a Ir s . LI 58 O 5 2 6 Big Mike'• Tr•• Svc 3515 Concr11e. S43..oe22 HANDYMAN Carpen-Commission · 800-839·3140 Tree trlmng/removal,
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Bric k, Block, Stp ne;Tlle try, mo, plumbing & 714-558-4151 ARNIE SMITH'S clean-up. 16yrs In CM.
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Cone, Patio, Dflveway roof. 25yra e>cp w/refs.•--S.,,,.-•-v'""'o,...11_,,.M,,...o_v...,.ln_u__ Plumbing & Rooler-Uc. Free Ht. 850-0270
Carpet ropolrs, prolea-Fplc, BBQ1. Ref. 20 Yr Jerry Bell 775-8380 Lowest, Storage, prof. All replping, lnstalla---------~•
alonally dono. 20 yr•. Exp. Terry 557.7594 NEWPORT & XLNT rep. 1 hr min. ins. lion & drains 530-0700 WALL exp. Sr disc. 775·6380 --------ORANGE COUNTY T167659. V/MC 241·7187 ·EX QUICK· COVERINGS
CONTRACTORS Handyma n Services Ultle big snake from
CARPET INSTALL 3558 •831·3588* ,_P_AI_NTIN--G--3-8-5-8 $9.50. Toilet or 1aucett
& REPAIRS 3516 Qual Crpntry, Palnt,1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rebuild $38.50. Cleon
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml CloHt/Gat Stor, wall1• all drains $68.50. QUICK RESPONSE! units, furn, formlca, •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Free Est 714-444-4500
3932
Cuatom W•llpapar
&tripping/Painting
No job too amalll
5% OH w/ad. 973-2937 F & M CARPETS Local Uc. 20 yr exp repairs 675-6359 Fred Painting Contractor
All repalr/rostretcha Small Jobs, big Jobs Oual. painting by prorts ---------w e gals should hang
Sell carpet whOIHale-FREE Eat. 65Q.7042 ---------Ucl 602098. Ins. ROOFING 3910 1ogethor. Strip, Ins tall,
Sr. d iscounts-Call us ---------HAULING 3720 FrH est. &45-3305 advice to 1he crazy.
anytime 909-279-1480 DECv iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1--:-:---:---.:-:~...,...,~-831 2111 an me or Pg# 909·353-6333 n 21rra Quality Painting CALL US FIRSTI 1--...-.."'-'-·-=-;....;;..""-"'~-.-.-....-i
WHITE'S CARPET COATING 3570 Haullng Junk, Appll-PLUS touchups. Reroofa & repairs. Sell your home ances, Yard Clean-Up, 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor Local co, great prices. through classified. All types of repairs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Etc... Call M ike Uc 280644 645-3209 Evans Roohng 754·7834 . ___ 8_4_2_·5_8_7_8 __ or restrotchlng-Lowest S TO P Dock Leaks-4J4e.138t ·-
prices on new carpel. waterproof coatings-JUNK To T .. -DUMP QUALITY CARE (714) 831-0312 decks, stairs Qual. ·-20 yrs exp. Ouahty work. L#587430 Free (714-H .. tU2, workma nship , fair
E I B I $ 722 876"' Will haul what Trash prices 545-2417 Ron
CHILD r11nr 3536 s . os . ., ~ Man won'll 964-5259 JENKINS PAINTING
DOORS 3580 lnt/E>ct. Wallpaper,
CULTURE•N.ANNY JEWELRY 3784 drywall, te>cturlng, etc. WfTrana. Looking tor iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Free est David 489-5466
family w/klda age 6 + An e xperienced liliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gaby 509·9335 d ep endable door Wllllam Harold Jewelera CHUNG'S PAINTING
h G k W t h & I I I lnVEXI. Reas SS. Guar DAV • NIGHT CARE anger. uar wor , a c ewe ry repa r -reas. Don 521-8910 Antique/Fin• Jewelry work. Lie #375602 Infants/Toddlers 8vy/Mlllltadl e73-0385 Bond/Ina. 538-1534 Lg yard. Frwy closo. 1-:-:::-:-::'"':"'.:"~-=-~=--.,,...
Exp/Uc. 722-9 130 DD"n:!WAYS 3585•--------KOLMAN PAINTING ~YAO LANDSCAPr a lnVExt Qua! work Exp'd Nannies avail tor AO Reas. prlcoa
live-In po1lt1on1 Into LIK E-NU CONCRETE IAWN CARE 3808 Bond/Ina since '78.
lovlng homos. lrlah New proceaa remove liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LI 51851 7 Free Est
Nanny Agcy. 974-8108 olVrust atalns Crack •••lo Yard M•lnt~ 848-8033 24hrs
rpr Fr .. Est 760-8427 L•wn•, Cle•nupa, PAINTING 850-4851
Tr .. Trimming, Lt Conac lentrous cratts-CHIMNEY
SWEEPS 3538 ELECTRICAL 3610 Haullng 979-8245 man, old lashloned
Bllllng'• Landacapa pride In workmanship.
SPARKS? CRACKS? A-1 Electrlcal work Maintenance. A p n> RAINBOW Circle Malnt.
All repairs & remodel-Local Uc. contractor leulonal Hrvlce. PMIWlg. lnt'Exl Housel
I n g . c a 11 o r • g Quick RHponsel •845-8884• Apt. Oual. lob. FrH est.
800·714-LUCKY Fr .. Eat. 850-7042 GARDEN MAINTENANCE St ~c #569897 636·8888
LACEY'S•ELECTRIC 23yra CM~B exp. TrH ---------1 25 yrs exp. Free eat, lllm/clean up. SprWtlerl/ _P_IAN __ O_L_V_O_CAL __ _
CLEANING Rel/Comm. Sr disc. lawn-lnatall. Landscape ui
SERVICES 3548 L# 238300 642-6568 Con1rac1or Mt.sno LESSONS 3868
•WINDOW CLEANING•
FREE ESTIMATES
297-11081 Oavld
TRADE
lhfough classified
842·5878
Or••n Scene l.andecpng
& Irrigation, Trimming
& Removals, Clean-
ups & Malnt, St. Uc.
#5H02s. eao-etoe
Oo1tu10 Music Studio All 'ages, !5 to adult,
beginning to claaalcs
540-1947
Repainting?
If you're looking to repaint
it, rebuild it, replace it or
restore it, look in the Pilot
Clossif ieds to find the
service you' re looking for.
J
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REACH 112,000 HOMES z 8 Call Gina At
EACH WEEI< FOR ONLY 11·;:.,.'. • .'... 642-5678, x30 2 t ~
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If You Mow. it1 Trim it, Fix it, Build it, Move it, or Clean it.
Aavertise it in the Pilot Classifieds.
•Col 642·5678 To i*Jce your od to<kJyf •
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2nd bd lh.,e/ba l350 L.oc., .... ·tor aale, 11111. Santa laabet & ff.I. Ins.~
• •WfOIT siev. 645-4900 11233 12.000/Wk potential. Santa Ana, Coata .,. 80().2()6.5300, 24tva MHL Call 842-4178 2 ,S. elf. elp. Peq.
::•;•;CB;. ••• 2~a~e~e;1 •fCDM lrg 2er 3aa fulty STAY HOME MAKE R .. AlllD ............. word pioc. eip.""' urn home In Harbor · """t"'..,
View Hilla. $450+Y, 1145 A DAY. Proce... LOST PSRRn $12""'--842 7859 •tH .. ae* ut11. Jim 844-a69 Ing mall tor local com-In H.B. nHr the vlcln-VVlftlU • a8R aM 1725/Up pany. Work dropped lty of Ooks.nwnt &
_ ~-@tout Our CdM 1hare clean 2·•ty off d.Uyl Paid dally. Hell. He 11 a aable fer· ~~ Frig, d/W tnh ... 28r 1lh8a, w/d, Send S.A.S .E. to: rel, with a purple col· ADVERTISING
Ind. IOlc30 PoOI. No trplc, pool1. $490/mo, Brick Proc111lng, 42 lar & bell. 7 mo1. old, ASSISTANT
c .. •uter/Word s>to-Cowtter Help :~ ':'t;" .;~ Mon-Fri PT. Flex hta.
front office ape, baach Kona C'-a.nera, 333 E
hH rm or I . 847·t 970 _11_t_h_S_1._M&-_5_1_1_0 __
Cueto .... ;\ a.Mee
Pfr Good communJca.
tlon 1kllls to work In
florist 1hop. 133-1888
Buy It. S.U It. Find It •
Cla•elfled.
DetectJwe.TrllnM
ln"'"dgakw TralnM
PT/FT (714) 991·2933
Buy It. s.11 It. Find It . ca..alfled. ~ Ma ... 71
peta. No feH. No avl 12/1. Kell 64~57 Well Campbell Ave., friendly & doe1n't bite. Full lime, s7.50/hr.
..... MB 4885 Suite 202 BR58, Call 1roy 848·7831 Stable, DEPENDABLE ----~-:---1 Npt Bch 'h blk to bch. Campl)ell, CA 95008. •REW••D• Individual needed to DLX al 21. $&50 Share 3Br 2Ba. $440/I':":':~~=.......,,,.,..,.,,,.== An .. F • mo+ utll N/S pref UNLIMITED SUCESSI Loll Male Golden R• provide clerlcal 1up-
Npt Hghta, vault cells, Avail no~. 648-0647 · Profitable market. II· tllever. Aprox. 2 yra. port for the advertls· bale, gar. No pets. llteracy plaguH 40 old. Light blonde, has Ing department of a
780-1713 ~ 157·1778 On the aand 45th & m 1111 on. Prov• n rid collar. HI• name Is growing community ----=--· ---1 Seast)ore. Fun young method. No Inventory, "ZEUS". PleaH call new1paper chain. Ac· LO Studio BR alcove, prof'l1. Avail 12/1. training Mede. Send (909) 371.5277 curate typing of SO.
recJ1pa, pool, gated, S585. Usa, 850-1303 S14.95 for 1uppllH to LOST at the Pumpkin 55wpm a MUST. Du·
quiet, 1875/mo. Ole: US, 2777 Eaton #75, Patch on Harbor· & llH Include dat.a entry
151·2300 H/548-0425 Share hou11 on Penln Chico, CA 95928. Adams In Costa Meaa. & heavy phones.
UDO P•IHNSULA ;'~~~u~3J/~~~· E~ VENDING-FANTASTIC ~~~-}r~:30cfC:~:3g~~
18A·1BA avl 1111 or Martin 723-1806 Local route. 400%1•••••••• eflts, opportunity for
Beach Uvlngl profits. S1200/wk po-PERSONALS growth. Phy1lcal/drug 11000/mo. tentlal. MUST Sl!LL testing 11 a prerequl·
Private beach RENTALS 1·800-745·3358 I•••••••• 1lte of emptovmont. 7UtLldo Park Dr , 71 .... 73-e030 WANTED 2726 "HOTT•ST For consideration, call
OP•N 7 DAYS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINl!SS llVl!R" PERSONALS 3002 Judy Oetting, 714·842·
Fully Patented. No •'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,_43_21_Ext_. 3_0_1_. ---*iieWpo,t Helghta• Prof empl'd cple 1eek· Competition Ltd.I" ·-
·The best place
tO .stayin
the Serengeti.
2.Bdfm Apt. S600/mo. Ing to houseslVcare Opening•, S100K up AMAZING AlllY Lntm 1-------!"-'I
+ dep., pool, no/pets for your hm 6-18 mos. Aeallsllc. Min, Invest· l-305-97M 743 lnlt Cred Advertising
714 848 4884 No peVsmk. 240-0567 ment $9,500 11cured. 1o71e-1-6()4.821.S779 Inside 1-900-654-e867 $3.99 min
NEWPORT HTS Ar•• l -800-988-1132 1-80().35$.4257 w:,{V ts+ s I
1bd 1ba frig, micro,-------**l!XOTIC•• 8 81
new71carp94 84';!1~2all COMMERCIAL I•••••••• UNCENSORED GIRLS wful~-ti:: ln~:~~~1 .. • ........ • REAL ANNOUNCEMENTS · 1-aoo.s81-0938 1n1tant WEST NEWPORT Steps ESTATE Cl"dl 10718-1-804-821· Rep for the Classl·
to beach 2 & 3bdrm, 8189 1·900·741·1018 fled Advertising De· $3.99/per min. 1·800. partment who pos· $1125 & $1300 Prop· 695-3625 MCN 18+ sesses strong sales erty Hou11 642·3850 • ·B-U_S_JN_E_S_S_O_F_F_l_C_E_ LOST 6 ability and the dealre
•••••••11FOR RENT 27691=FiiOiiUiiNiiDiiiiiiiii2ii9ii2iii5 MEMBERSHIPS ~oa1~es si;.c;~ss1~~,1~
1• money. Good typing MISCELLANEOUS FOUND CATI Young _ 3018 skills a plus . ...,..~r Four 31st St Offices, male black & whlteliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii REn-uu.01 Cannery VIiiage, .nr kitty· house brokefl. EXCLUSIVI! Center This Individual must
ROOMS
water. Designers. 'art· Look•' like "socks". Club ·OC Performing be highly motivated,
lsts, elt: now In bldgs. Near Pacific Coast Arts Center· $5,000 hard-working and
Prefer 1ame. Roy Hwy. & Macarthur Bl. (Includes S1500 trans-demonstraJe the
2706 Jackson 873-3733 C-0.M. 944-2979 fer fee). 714-548-0682 ability to meet dead·
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FOUND PUPPY lines, work well with
•••••••• other people and BIO ROOM In Co1ta Black & white, no col· EMPLOYMENT provide effective
Mua home. Non-BUSINESS & lar. Found noar Brent· c ustomer service.
amoker $400/mo; utlls FINANCE wood Park, Costa ••••••••II The proficiency to pd. 648-6349 Mesa. Call beeper, present Innovative
568-2425. EMPLOYMENT selling Ideas and ex· Npt Hght• turn room In lrg quiet homo. all F 0 U N D : DA R K 5530 ecute revenue pro·
I Ni hi --------GLASSES • Bl-duclng "Special pr v. ear everyt ng. BUSINers .. I I S450/mo. 642·6848 ~ Focals, Triangle Sections s a Pus.
OPPORTUNITY Square near Alpha ·oependablllty a
--------Beta about Oct. 21st. must. Great op.
VACATION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii0ii4 Call Joe, 675·3391 Vitamin-Health ~1~r~~n1'!an~oi'datt~~
RENTALS 2722 FOUND: SMALL DOG Thinker/Doer Good benefit pack·
iiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLARK•M&M•MARS Corner Bear & Bristol Looking for orowth? age provided. S40K Part Tlme/$80K On 11/11/94 Min 2 yrs exp. Eosy •10 81!AR CITY 2Br Full Time. Limited Cati to Identify: hrs, high pay. Ask FAX resume to: tBa. ale1p1 4. Frplc. 5 dealership• available. 714-54f-6069 tor Biil 631..ii404 631-6594 min to 1kl. 2 night S29K caah required. Atten: Judy Oetting
minimum. 673-0~ 1-800-837·7662 LOST COON HOUND or call for an Intel'·
Female, black &1"========:1 NB OCUNFRONT LOCAL RTE 24 Loca-white, name "Elkle:·I· view at (7 t4) 642·
W""'Y· F""" tum 3Br lions Buy All Or Part Lost Frldav, 10/28, Why play Hide 'N 4321, Ext. 30t . -, 1 Seek with chjldcare? 2ea. gar. N/pet $1200/ Po11lbl1 $3K Wkly Costa Mua Area. Call The Piiot todayl~======= w .. k. !<wen 434-1424 800-599-6780 PleaH call 642-0537 642.5678. 1-
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642-5878
2001 So. Manchester Ave~
• Anaheim, CA 92802
(714) 971-2002
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ange County's Auto Dealers are
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Woel ~tea.I u: 12 PALL Plll8WOOD ·l;;;;;;;:;;,o;----liiiiii-.:-:---=:-:-::1jjj[ij5--1iiiii w11. MW 122. Lace ovt •No .... , •• ci.. aw...,. :I srm a LDUS 1111
eo" 1ab1ec1oth 1e. wOOd, ..., --..,,.. you wll Ind llWNU lllt .., ...... -7011
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Dt•pe• • 112 and •2 o, ... IMfore Nov. io wh8I neec1 f-i~~ji~r:.!l~n:UCB~;:.~.~~: ""' ...... . n . wld• 110 u . Ladln lor this low price. you •eo Le 400 .. ..
al 12·14 Clothe•, LIZ, 1160/Cord, 190/hall ......... •nwaT *•WllftllldlkMI* cond, whUW\ ...... . c . LITTLE, otrMtl, ... cord.?14·,.....,S you ...... ,., YAMiiiLI .............. I.? llU• v ... tung NMaand.,WCDP¥. -t1E .. 'bebiat .. °"""" " --11 PUI on -: llCI 00WN
1tln1 $3·10. Sat. 8-3 when you r9ld .... :.::.::: .... -=-.. R, l&kctlen Cobra O•, klw proNe Le~ pM, Oold DkQ, 1817 Oriole Of. CM Buv tt. Sell n, P1nc1 ti. ... ,,__ hull, j1o11I 111vlc1d, chrm whlll. 49K-~
• . ..,..same ....., tors; A mote •-P • 1-onr. .. .... s:;.~~~v~;··;·;,;·;·~ .. ;1~1~·~;;-~-~~ ... ~·;"'~'"";~;s;;~i""'~~c~•~·~·;·;•~·~·~;;li11f'~i~~Fa~::I . ..~--...... _._,_ • ... -440' AlleO .,.. ' upholstery. Gteal a6U 042-4583 bus, 14&-
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• • •· ·~-II.Ort ..__.Dllllls•U.f UTM1W1.,,,.1anoon. t>Om-raat-iooks grNt. 64eo rvn. oave. All uw.qramaw MOlllJ • .,.,, · * a t)'ps•,..,._ WU Mo¥9CI 4bd Into 2tx:1 Tum-ksy ... roady to go. rK0tds at d ..... ·= 1 Autumn 20Tela~ 2.,_-
Riea IO-h.Sh(lliyS5.00..,__e..y ftmr• 1---'ftlol--• .. hlb'Plll ... •' ~~ CUltom---Lota of furn., ,.frig, $11,000 ~207/291·, ---------.. _ • ....,........ --·-bods, sofa, ofllcs, 9241pgt ,. llOW.S.,5-l.CallaMe...tp-rmti.ND~r*~mdll-"...... _,. --dryW, compulet dee«, b4kff, plus tumlahlng9lMiuii!:iiiiP!i-l~MAZD;&&A&. •• ii'l'ii2ii5
21 o.-t planls 3 long -no see 2:2. ci ... -4 Wane " ::_ N:'.. monsler S Conflict a ·Pnm 6 co:.1.ews) 21 YNm tor 7 Ell
30 Come -mar 8 Outskil'ls 31 Cof1ecl 9 Naval on. :t:l Honty supplier 10 AsplraliOns 31 ~yellow 11 Fencefs'
uN cse.«. Epeon IOO • ioois. 19 Klaloa Cl. -••nn:r SUPS ~~~~~·l~ifti~~~---.;_-------------~~~~-1 ,prlntsr. Now Trek ~~.., bike, chlld's frame, iiOVINO ULI DOCKS 7022 '82 PROT•a• LX .._
1300. Rsstaurant Dea'51ner .urpWs, f\lr·liiii!;l~ii!;'!'!~~~-1 cpd automde. A/C, equipment: 2 ,dots n1wrs, crystw, china, DOCK •o• ..... v pwr WlndoW9/clra, amJ
31 Bia.ta up weapons . O 1-...-r-.~ ctMcker'9 w/prinWs, 4' hou!Mhokl, ml-.c, sat. .. -Im 1tsrso cusstls,
char'brollt!r, 2 Dutfletd Nov. 12th eam-noon N.B. Mo.mo, pvt roe, pwr sunrl. Xln9 cond.
rofrlgsrs1orsfcold 1753 POft M~lgh. step• 10 bch/ahops Under 23Kml. 111,aoo t~. tab&M • cMlr•.1--.,,.""""-a.r.:;;--l..!,"~50/~m~o~e;'....,;::::""•"",.,I obO. 848-8723
39 Travel documenl 12 Soupy 34 Slack
44)Aoule 13 Dookity 35Jacob's twin
42 PQ9S 22 Make a hole 1n 36 Coa1se file
43 SUggnlille one 38 Football's ~ Colinatic 23 OutdOol' 'oV T alllonloo 4S Cord1ac\ 24 N~ lab11c -t 1 Achass Moran
41 Natl\le ot · 26 Gather leaVea "42 Muslcal
48 StWlll and lhlck s1 -ma1e1
52 Enda r'laP
SJ Egvptian sun
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By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
·and TANN AH HIRSCH
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
ml9C. 4720 COuru.od MOVING SM.• Prime ••Ibo• l•l•nd Dftw. PtVI 433-eo:M SAT, Nov. 12 8-2 sup. Wlll lsk• up to 401---------
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kitchen 1218 Berk•hlr• Lan• ft or 2 smir.ller boats. MEICEDES 9130
,..__........., 27 Sandwich shop compos1tiOl1
4Q ~i._.,.. 28 Ru.le 44 -ovilrtloardl
ao Shon kip • ?! ,",,.·~le! .. 45 P\il~giound
55 AHention·
getting shout
56 Expert •
58 Jok•
Q. J • Nert.her vuJnerable, as South
you hold:
"'(weatcUtf/Oover Shrl) ca» Bart 8t•99·1-1 1301"ill!;;;;ilil•;&;;;;iii atufr, mlac l1em1, 1•
Q. 4. Both vulnenble, u South •0••1..,.lv•• .. • SA"•r·a-7
2°0 ~MD SALl:I '•••••• .. Ill• '79 450 •L always you bold: . o • · Clothes, Papa1an &1 garaged & utremaly
misc goodll SAT B-AUTOMOBILES · clean, Aulo, bolh tops ii Crumple up .,., apparatus .
55 Poateriof 32 Gambling oame 46 Hall <tye MKQ10 765 04 OA-tS ..S7
East opens the bidding with one
hean..
.a 096 OAl 4 .XQ.110154 12120052SWBlrch llllit.'8500.848-2280 ' COSTA llESA 1124 33c .. , _ _.... 47 "M"A0 S"H".1ole M CoconuC tree ""'" ...,....,,,,.....,,,.....,,,,..., i;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;,;.;.,,....,,-lo 11 12
What do you bid now?
The bidding has proceedec: 1-~~~~~~·l ••••••llllllll "iilr;----Oo'iii '81 1901: 2 .e Smk 111-NORTB EAST !!Qln'H ' WEST I" Vertt.upe. MOVING, ~: ~= r P-. H!!!!!:.~c1en TIANSPOITAnON AMC 9o2o ~•tu!::· !!:!:
Q. 2 ·Neither vuJnerable, as South
you ti.old:
What do JOU bid now? tool•, knkk-knec:k•, NE•D Cu Nowl Low StlOWt'"oom concl!Uon.
etc. Sat/8Un, 11/12 & mll••g• Am•rlcan 119,995. 76~7659
17".,,.k2 oAK876$ oMQ-t
Q. 3 · Both vulnerable, as 89uth ..-+-+--1--f lyou hold:
--t-+-+--ll•KJI0982 QVoid 0~082 <MX5
The biddinf! hu proceeded:
-+-1--t-+-l ISOllI'H WEST NORTII EAST
l • 2Q Pa• p .. ,
Q. 5. AA South, vulnerable, you
hold:
MK10S QKJ71 OA Q S •KQ
Your right-hand opponent opens .
the l:tiilding with thne clubs. What
action do you take?
Q. 6 • North·South vulnerable, as
South you hold: .,. QAK10 762 OA5 •ltJ4
The bidding hu P.roceeded: WEST NORTH -EAST 801JTB
50 P-P-1'
What action do you take?
Looli for a/l.lwen on Monday.
JEWELRY, FURS ,,-t-t--t--t--J I& ART 6025
Shopping for a new
apartmenl? cJassllied
lets you compa1e
cos1a • without hassle
or worryl
PILOT CLASSIFllED
It's the •••y-to-accass, Information--
packed marketplac•
\'ialtad regularly • auc· cas1luUy • by au kinds
of conaumera. D••len•r Purse• Judith Leiber, Vultton,
Shlllil, Coach. CllllO• Fatchl, eto 644-5312
Fura: Mlflk Jackel•
5350/obo. Fox Boas
Piiot Cl•aaHled
842-ae7e
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 60 10 l='.,,"_,,0':c"c:bo"."'6',,",,,§-::31
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=1 ;:~:::~5~5~3~~11::::: .. ~~~~~1~==~~::::~ Peruvl•n Oil Paintings Wall knowh artist. Belgian Sideboard $250 each. 844-5312
l!SPRIESSO CART PIT Sates (714) 675-6037
Great customer aerv. EXPLOSIVE GROWTH skill•. 5 days a week •BUYING ITEMSt
Fashion Isl. 859-7518 NEED REPS.NOW
FIT GENERAL LABOR New produCI ~1eak·
$10/Hr. Help cont1ac-lh1ough rev.erses bio-
. ·tor with dulle1. logLcal aging of Iha
(~14l23IJ-0230 akin. B1eakthough technology. Huge de-
F1om 1800-1960. 1 pc:
jewelry to entire house
conlailts. lmmedlnte
ca sh, 1op S. 673-6223
Curio i::101at Ughled
bevel glass oak. 5650/
ObO. 644-5312
OFFICE
FURNITURE &
EQUIPMENT 6047
13, M , no nrtv birds. mad•90'~ •tyle, prl-
20M Contlnent81 BOATS 7011 vat• party aso-1e2a. I--------
.... ,...., • ........,l~~:::~-::--:11ii(iii(:i"--9ii:ssl~V~O~LV~O~.iiiiii9~2~3~0 GARAGE SALE I 14• Whaler style W/ DODGE 9065
a.t, Nov. 12 l50HP 08 & traller,l'!!~~~~!"'!~;;;;~·I '79 264GL Aulo-4 cyl Ck>lhn, aota, 4 wood 9flV overhauled $25001~78 ASP•N 4-dr, auto, A/C, 4-dr, Pwt; wnd,
ch&Wa, mlac:. or partner. 723-4075 ale, perfact body, new snrl, • leethr, 82L ml 1700(Hu~=~lrlve SABOT '71J a tt. Fiber-tires. V-8; Rev. 8195 $1450 obo•e31·7141it
I h 1700 Firm• 831·7149, ---------Q ..... T = hlo/ glua. AvaU w 1 ore ,. ~~ l._m~""'~""'~:-:·:·~·:·~·:·~M~ll ~~~~~~~~~:J~:·~··~~r;;:~;;~~ ........ Sat 7~pm 714-548-7849 ..._ Food trom Carl's Jr. & HONDA 9085
en19rtalnment for kids. '88 JETIA GL s.apd 1·
254 Victoria (t block POWER BOATS '91 Clvta DX Secl•n ownr. ciean 11.lnt cone!.
Weal of 55 Fwy) 7012 1-ownr, whl/blu lnl, ale. am/Im cass aun--
Plr•t• Suri o. ... ,..,I ::~:~:-::::;1~·:":": .. ~"='~·~·~·=··==':':'°"::;;1~~!00~1;· ~$4;·'°° ..... _044
__ ·'_"_'_'_ haa Qulckallver, Bii-obo. &40.5032 640.1029
tabong, no-label flan. '87 BOSTON WHALER AUTOS
ne1 hooded Jackets & ** 90 Horaepo-r For Ad Action
•hlN. Also cweraii.• Yamahe. mtr. Ex1ras Call a _ WANTED
look boy'a clothing, $8200 Obo 648-1045 Iii.-9246
Iola of naw/uaad wat·l ~,;,.~~~-~==oll suits & surfboards, 15' Bo•ton Wh•l•r
women's clolhlng, 70HP Gelvlni.•d
snoea, Jewelry trailer. Ready for AO-VISOR
+houaawarea. SAT/ fishing. many ex1rasl 842-9878 SUN, 481 E. 18th Pl. seooo .........
WANTIEO older used
motorhome/van/ata-tlon wagon !or tamlty
moving 10 Colorado.
Have Cash 639-0775.
Oeneral Maintenance mand. FT/PT, you & Oerd.en•r. P11la1ably chOoae hou11. Wiii.
within to mile radius ol 1raln. 616·594-7065
coM. Call a1111r 5:30 pml ~:;.:'.:;:;.:.~~::.:;;:;;~An,;;;;r;;o;;ir.O<<:io"1i"i1
4-Drwr • Vert flreprool
cabinet $450/obQ. 2-
drwr lalerat fl1ep1001
cabinet $450/obo. 2 4·
drwr file cabs $50 ea.
844·9585 or 759·8386 (Mon•Thur) 720-37'43. SALES FAST GROW-APPLIANCES 6
Hiring F'acialisls and 1 JNG BEAUTY STORE 1·--------1,,=,.,.-,-------1
· Elec1101y1lst. Low ten! CHAJN-Permanenl po· 14 Cubic ft. upright PETS &
4-TIME WINNER OF THE LINCOLN-MERCURY
PRESIDENT'S AWARD for CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
t'or hi comm. Upac•I• •Ilion. Any Beauty while f1eezer $125. ANIMALS ~NB ••Ion. 673·3t67 License Is a plus! 714-455-0711 -'ii'iiir£5siitio5T--J-~-·~· .. ~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·;..,..JciE''"R.;;;;.-21:;--;;;;-;1'•••••••• ; HOSTESS/HOST GE Refrlg 21.7 cu 111'
J Needed Lmmed FT/PT Salel/AUDIO~VIDEO alde/1lda, almond, no ADOPT·A·PET $ 3 3 9 9 5
I lor autheiillc lndlan S • e k Ing c 8 r a a r· l10St, S300. 751-4330 Every Sat & Sun al
res1aurant In NB. Call minded lnd!vldual lfl· Hotpolnt washer, Kan-PETSMART, Fountain 9 '
•Mrs. Puri, 752·5200. lerestod In all a1pects more gas dryer. $100 Valley. Puppies, kl1·
...... 100 • day ol AV buaines• near ea ror quick sale. cau lens and mo1e, all 4 AT THIS PRICE SC Plaz.a. 557-7370 1 1 ac ess 640-looking lor loving, car-
-6am-noon acreeningl-----=----I or 980 ~. 'c M lng homea.CALL241· 11.1 608490 60'537 608466 608550)
2 Year Lease for only 6049 Buy For Only
Sak> P11caS34.995 Owner l.o;All)I Rebate SJOOO
0 cu11omers lor our STYLIST••• 9521 · 7 Sea!anng, d 0317 lor more inlo. 1vinlt · P · •
·sales team. No exp ~ow hirlrtQ al Brlatot & Sears 1elrlg, SIS. lce1---,,..,....., ..... ,,.--1 11------------::--:-::-,,--:---+ ..
•nae. 708·2365 CM Baker Salon. Low maker, copparlone CAT HOUSES CELLULAR PHONE
, Medlc•l A9et P/T reht. 5_,q.18717 $150. 96:il-2658· Quality smell & big
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• T•NNIS CLUB day S•t. Wiii train 1---------volunteer/foster. Call A' rro DIMMING MIRROR : ~HILD CARE·FT/PT right. pe1aon. Enthusi· Black Laquer King size 714-859-2704. U I
Ex • I • .• aim • must. Xlnt pay bedroom sot. Double 280 HP v·s ENGINE P re' r q · 11ruc1ur• + tree mam-•.,--,.-,--,------I Apply ln P111on sofa bed. Best oller. 1M S CAL
2801 Ea11bluff Or. :'~1%.;:-~;~ .. •1 0-56J.9054 E-675-S.84 lJ I LEATHER SEATING
t/T 3 h<o/d•y. ""'" Chu'll bd<m "'· "~ INSTRUMENTS 6055 TRACTION ASSIST ~•lmple ••••mbly wrk. Tel1m1rketln9 used, St550. Rlc•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil , __ __:..:_::_::::._:..:_::::._:~::::;:::.:;::_: __ + ....
• MU9t be dependable. E•tab south CC>Yniy Poster bdrm ••I FLUTI!. Yamaha. Uka
.NptS.ach.&48-8311 Co. ha• 20 lmmed S1750.89S-6046 new. $350 or Bea1 Buy For Only
'" .ASSIST. Com-ope.nlngs. Go od l·c=h~lp_p_o_n_d~•clco-1~0-,m.,-,a'J I Olfer 84S.2388
• puter exp. a must-WP phone skills. Must be dining room set, seals s.a. Pli«S29.49S F.ctory ~ 52500 :~o~VV,,S~j:'-a~g~ i;~:~:;~ig:oo~••ds ~~5~~~~~~~~~··1·s_P_O_R_Tl_N_G _____ 1 $ 2 6 9 9 5
C•ll S•lect 1----.-====---I ~••t.8 •revo la look-714-478-2817 LEATHER GOODS 6065
Ing for CASHIERS & Sora, love seat &10 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il
:oAIVERS (mual be THE RAINFOREST CO. chair, unused, $150011' ' .over 18). $5·$5.50/ EnlhusluUc Mii rallanl obo. 714_828-J177 Snowboard Kamper 150
.hr+tlps. Also looking paopi•. lntlllestad In ths l~~~-~~~~~·I w/blnd, bag, & leash. -tor COOKS & Kllchan Envilonmanl & Business! Th•nkaglvlng T•bl• Excel cond, aac $175
• HiNp PIT or Fff. Apply Retell ulet 11 Fashion Is. Oall t•••tle, seal• 16, obo. 760-9484
·In per.an, 1104 Irvine Cmll 310-.578-9244 plus china cabinet & 6
•Ave .. Newport Beach. chairs, 5900. 760-9672 1•••••••••• I
-:--'-0Pi000t11iio11--l:::=====--1------1 GARAGE SALES
Job Oponlngo EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE
"Entry 1ave1 P•Y st.rt· SERVICES 5533 MISC. 6015 ~Ing $12.88/hr. FIT ca111 -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Jj~:i;ii.;;;;;;;;;;;;..i:iii~IJuBi'"iU:;;;-----·J , now lor em;:iloymentJ ' BALBOA l"elo11-•~53•p .. p11,'1'2"0·',n. ........ FALL FIREWOOD PENINSUIA 6107 ....,... PLeaae be aware that SPECIAL Seasoned
PRINTING lh• U11ing• In this cat-wood, lrea deHvery.
egory may require you 01Cler balo1e Nov. 20
Urbantt• Operator• & lo call a 900 numbo1 tor this low price.
p,. .. P..-aona In which 1he1e Is a st 50/coid, $90/hall
Community nawapa-chuge per minute. co1d. 7t4·788-8635
I par •••k• Urb•nl1a1---"p"o"a=T"A"L __ _ ope;rator with 5 yea11 1---------
SUN lit-211 Sola, chair•,
bikes, rowing mach,
Kllchanaki• om, misc
Items! 804 W Bay
operaUng experience & QOVl:RNMENT COLLECTIBLES
• urblll'llta pie•• per· Joas., 6017."c"'o=a"'o.,N-A-----I son wlU, 5 V-81• axp.t. Thousand• o entry &\
rlence. Only 1hoae level poaltlona aval'"'lo;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii DEL ~•a
wllh Urbani!• expa-able. Great pay & DOLLS Alexander, ~ 6122
rlence need apply. benefit•. No •xJ>91'i· ld•al; Etlanbff. 12s.lo;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;i1•il
Send resume or apply •nee required. FOi' ap-$35 644·5312 Antqa, coUltCIJblea, furn,
In peraon at: pllcaUOn and ..,IOfma·1:::;:::;"::::::::::::=====I baskal!t, etc. 700 A.vo-llon call 1-800-847· cado, 4th & Avocaclo. CALIFOltNIA 7420 E.lct. P46. WANTED Fri/Sal 9amll
COMMUMnY NEWS TO BUY
iu4 5an Farnanoo Rd. l::::=::-:::=::;:::;;--1, GARAGI! iAL• UT Me 4 EMPLOYMENT •UN 8•m. Furnltu1e,
Loi Angalea. CA~ w•~ft 5535 rugs (some Orlenlat), (TytiwnASanf"ernando) ....... ....,. many nice mlac
E.OEJM/f/VIH houaahold Items, TV,
aMALUTADAllT• 9'#9dlah Prof Nutn'• ate. 1209...,., ~ ..
s.i.,y & comml Must ~Uva Wout-10 yr• MAN·s 10-apc1 SchWlnri
be licenMd. Admln. exp-ref-lovklg-cooldng bike, baby bed, lll'8C
d'*"-c..i 7~702 elf~ •.• .....:1735 fryw, toliaaerte, t>aa-
JIDCBANDISE
ANTIQUES
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keta, dim.a, ch.Wa,
axer equip, mena-u,
380t Park Green Dfl\fe
(otf MugU9flle 1 bit!
SoYth on Sau..illQ)
&ATontf.8-4
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gel to all tho••
tepalt to!»
atOUnd the houte?
'°'""' Cl•tlfled -_....,
help you Ind -.... ...... Ta
ONE AT nus PRK'E l\flnt7022811
Buy For Only
$14,9 9
I AT llllS PRICE (\llnf606234)
Buy For Only
Sal. Prk•St0.295 fllaOfY ~ $300
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2 Year Lease for only
s399 Mo •
2 Year Lease for only
s219 Mo.
7 N. This Payment Mnl J0058i, J056"3,
JOS6 .. 0, J07260. J0)238, JI 7516, J 175911
Plllll 11• !Of 74 mo)',.,. lo.OO <ii c;r.;r1 """'~-; ~ lirll ICC!nMI IW>d ;illol.lfV. ~ ISMll~ If!
.. 9'>CI ul i..-Ju I!'~ .......... ~-bti ta• Le.a~<"' t~ ...._, K'r ""'
2 Year Lease for only
$259 Mo.
2 Year Lease for only
.s159 Mo.
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THE NEWPORT BEACH • COOl'A MF.SA
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Cover Home Presented By,
Vicky Tsang
The Prudential California Realty
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8. Balboa Island Realty
4. Prudential Newport
S. Prudartt•I New~
6. Colchrdl Benker Newport Bach
7. Coldwell &nktt Newport Bach
8. Coldwell Benker Newport Bach
9. Coldwell Benker Newport Bach
10. Coast Newport Proper ties
11. Cout Newport PropertJee
12. Co.st Newport PropertJee
13. Cout Newport PropertJee
14. Coast Newport PropertJee
Ut Cout Newport Propea tiee
16 Coast Newport Propertiee
17. Cout Nez:ip.. Pnlperilee 18. Coldwdl co.ta Meaa
19. Fred S-.... eo..ta1 ProDertke
IO. Wata6out Homa Inc. Realton
81. Wata6w:at Home. Inc. llealton
88. Watcdroat Hmme. Inc. Rattan
18. Wata6oat Bcmaee Inc. Rea1ton Co.a-Bmae~ 84-. Pn..lentlaJ CeJl'wDt•
15. Pt ++1 'le) Ca1lbnla
16. Prui 'lel (AllCy ala
WT. Pt'""' •lel C.all&mda 18. &••it .... Ca1lbnla
89. &•d pW Cdfonda
80. P&-+&s•lel C.atbma
81.1\-wl-•h' Callbnt• 88. Star....... .
88.Metro~
84. v.Jcntme Propatlea Inc.
815. \Wnl? •• l\'opt:a tin Inc. ••• •a..ttY
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Beautiful C-OIOM clel Mar Qgle family llMlme wi .. pqeou landlcape. Nice ftoorplan -3 bed-
room. 2 badl. newly remodeled titdaal With new appliances. Fmacb doors opea lo a WODclertul
brick patio. 8oCJl t.tWooms u~. Goraeous bardwood noon. Sbort walk to C.bi.Da Cove.-
000 Call Jtlke • 631-0613
Btuld new dupleX or large S bdrm bome. Su
"100 blk" location. Quality lbroupout. Sull-
roof, 4 offstreet pq. Completion dale 12M.
. 000 Call Aliet <It 675-9585
l..arp View lot ill Irvine Tance. Well IDlill-
lllilRICI 3 bdrm family ltome. Excellent ~
borllood. Plrtial views of die bay A jetty.
000 Call att e 673-1700
For All Your Real Estate Nttds ...
W ALTElt MITCtEU.. PRESIDE.NT 588-3()113
BETSY BOYD.......................... 646-8356
MARY GRAHAM..................... 723-0138
OA Y PROUD........................... 673-3984
JAKE KLOHS ........................... 6~1-0813
JOAN COOPER-....................... 675-4441
JIM LJNDBERO........................ 675-1674
ALICE BROWNELL ......... : ......... 61S.9S8S
, OARY SIPIORA ........................ 489-6781 lf!~!!Ej!!!J!!!f::J~JillijW;~ij MARILYN •REED ....................... 673-8700
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~s ud rudy olfettd froat row Catalina ~n view d rn&11a suile luJtury condo. Sweep-
ing oc~n views. Custom interior: while tiled flooring. berber catpel. designer Euro-furniture
(some fumllbings may be negoeiable) . .ecwity system. Great k>catioo just-a walk-to the beacb.
'200 Ptuis LllM #210 Call Walttr <.t 588-3081
Tastefully remodeled 2 bdrm c:oodo. Beauti-
ful betber. hardwood entry. numerous oak a-
menities. wet bar. Uve close to the beach!
*1 000 CaJ/ D(llf <i> 509-305"
Sunset & Ocean Views
Newer I ~ huury c:oodo with good
ocean and sunJ.et views. Great lo<:alion close
to shopping and the wa1afroot.
ti• OOOCall Walter ~ 588-3081
Great floorplan -2 ma.~ia bedrooms. Nlce
quiet localion. Ellcellent investment rental
unit or second bomc near~ N-.acb.
ti Call Walttr • 5811~3081
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7Jan Soul</ (714) S09-:JOS4
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Harbor· View Hoanes
Liquid-.tion Sale
1935 Port Carney Place, Newport Beach
This ever popular Portofino Plan is in a fantastic location··one house from Phase II
park, clubhouse and swimming pool. Comprised of .4 BEDROOMS, 3.5 BATHS, this
fine residence features a welcoming enclosed entry breezeway and thousands of
bricks. A generous family room is ideally located just off the family kitchen with its
informal dining area. Cheery and bright, several rooms look out to the pc)ol-sized
rear yard & gardens. A soaring vaulted ceiling highlights the spacious living room
with an adjoining dining. room. The den/bonus room is a terrific place for studying
and offers space for a pool table.
Harbor View Homes is a dynamic community of meticulously maintained residences
and public spaces. Conveniently situated only minutes to Fashion lsliand, Newport
Harbor and ocean beaches! Divorce requires that this home be sold immediately.
Reduced to: $6 78,000
Presented by
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(Pager) 509-3737
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LANDMARK ESTATE. Unique 5BR + fam rm, dm, lbwy It ful gym.
ExQullite bachfront comer lot
w/360" \llnlsl
PENINSUlA POINT 2BR + loft + fam
nn. Solarium. <Mn rm & a neat family
kitchen. Walt to beach & paril.
SWEEPING BAY /OCEAN/CATALINA
VIEWS. Magnificent custom home
w/every state-of-the-art amenity imag-
inable. A must see!
Offered .. $2,295.000
DAYNA PEI Ill 651-4610
Offered at $585,000
DAYNA PEI Ill 65'1-4610
Offered at $1.495,000
ROBERT. TA\'LOR 298-7921
NEW ENGi.AM> atAIDI
~ UNITS FOii $429,000
l.Ji.e il one & rent the ocher! ldeail locatioo near boating
& beaches. This~ pa:,,.ly is loaded w/pride °' OM'lel"Ship. Cal for detais today.
OWNER FINANCING
ON 'D9S DlJPlEX AT $425,000
Owner wil fnance to ~ tup. Add ttome
poperty to you-portfolo before year~ Cal for more
information regardng th1s and other good buys i'l and
aro.nd Newport Beach.
LIDQ OWNER MU. CARRY
llD>lJCED TO SEU. NOW $595,000
Smny south facing patio. 3BR. fireplace & 2-car garage.
This home could becane 2-stoiy. Ifs very deceiving from
the street. so let us stlCMI ~ inside.
BIG FOlJR-Pl.EX
GOOD CASH Fl.OW AT $539,000
l.Ji.e r. one and rent the others. ~ kx:ala:!. in a great
rental area. Cal for sped6c detals.
2 DlJPLEXES -Z LOTS $SZ5K EAO:I
PmDE OF OWNERSHIP UNITS!
Spacious & ~ i'lterlors. smdecks. tons of parl<ing.
fireplaces in each lrit. Sold as a pad0Qe on>y. MooR
cpddy on this one!
VINTAGE 8Al.80A
MY VIEWS NOW $495.000
~ classic bel?lch ootiage w/forever 00.,, view from
.., nn & upstairs MBR. 4BR 2BA. bonus rm w/washer
& ayer hoacup + storage. B4g front pon:h w/bay views.
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OCEAJWllONT S'nAl.I
SS' OCEAN FllONrAGE $775,000
Located on a choice comer lot on the oceanfront
~ oceai & Sl.llSet IAews withe feelSlg of wide
open space. You rrust see it!
DllAJIATIC P£N11IOUSE
GATED CONllUNITY, TOO ••• $168,000
SopNsticated 2BR condo w/exq.Jisite interior
~b'nenls ~· Near the beach w/pool. spa.
exercise room. d.tilouse & card rpom.
-WEEKEND OPEN HOlJ8ES -Ncwpan ll••dt
300 Cagney Ln PH12.S168,000 SUN 1-4
1735 Plaza Del Sur ....... $585.000 SAT 1-4
1935 Port Carney Pl .... $678.000 SUN 1-4
121 E. Edgewater .... Sl.499.000 SAT/SUN 1-4
CoetaNeea
2564 Yale Pl ................ $245.000 SUN 1-4
Meo Viejo
19 Tulip ..................... $139.900 SUN 1-4
UDO MYFllONI' + DOCK
l.AllGE ROOMS a MORE FOR Sl.975MIL
Huge OOyfront deck w/room for a 55' yacht Nt.-nerous
designer detais. eeetor. wet bar & rruch more!
11IY LOW DOWN P\'MNl'1
INCOME ·DVPLEX AT $599,000
~ beOooms. 3BR. 6-car garage extra storage .
Upper ll1it has 2 separate liv nns. cin areas & kitchens.
Ge.at caner lot in cµet area ol W. Newport.
STRESS REDUCER!
llAYCllE.ST POOL HOME FOR $539.000
Come home to you-SOLAR HfATID pool fOf a dip
after a hard day at the office. Light/spacious 38R. 3BA ·
home w!OOge fam nn, French doors. high ceilings & a
big entertair*lg back patio.
PRICED BEi.OW APPRAISAU
NOW ONLY Sl.499MIL
Cape Cod Custom BAYFRONT home on a large comer
lot overlooking Ne\.vport Harbor. city lights & Mt. Bakjy.
A dramatic & sophisticated type of Cape Cod here! YotJ
m.LSt see this one.
UDO ISlE
REDUCED TO $659,000
4BR UOO ISL£ home w/a large SUlJ1Y patio features
spaoous rooms Located on a highly desirable street
Shop. compare & b.Jy1
QUIT REm:NG •••
BUY YOUR HOME FOR $214.900
UghVbnght 4BR home w/pride of OVAleJ'Ship thJ'OU!t.out Reaty ruce front & back yards. redone
kitchen & baths There is even room tC\,store your boat or
RV Move nght ii'
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CORNER CHARM ONLY $425,000
A great comer lot \A/Ith a ·secret garden in back yard
3BR. 2BA + den or farru>y room. SUlJ1Y liwlQ room
w/fireplace. dinSlg room. 2-<:ar garage + room for RV
storage Located near good schools. toot
.IASMINE CREEK TOWNHOME
CdM'S FINEST FOR $425,000
2BR in gated comm.inity features family room. formal
chrung room. front and rear ~rds Association pool. spa
& tennis A fine buy at this price that won't last'
In ~ home w/fcnwr b9v v6ew from
Iv rm a upUlrs MBR. 8onus rm +
Jdn ....... -"°"' pon:h! ..... u..d. $495,000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA pride duplaes w/tundecb, _..,. prttg It
frplc In w:t. ~ \ftlt. SOid as a
package •• . ~. $325,000-.ch
AL AT rnJS PRICE. 1 block
&om uncrowded ocean beaches.
28Rl2BA near tennis le restaurant.
The good Ide.I
Offaed M $175.000
l'Oll llYANS 711-3170
LOWEST PRICED BAVFRONT. Lux-
ury J».n.. boM slip avail.. wal& to
Udo v... .... & theater. Sweep-
ing bliy/ocem views!
.bta.....1•$229,0C'J
VICl'm 'YMX 711-1-.S DA\'M Ki iii 651-4610 .. -·-711-4'96
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BAYCREST
2021 Ho8dey
David McCulloch
1338 SMtMgo
Miriam Mayell
BF.ACONBAY
62 8-c:on Bey
Ginny Wray
UDO ISLE
343 VIII Udo Soud
Edie Olson
NEWPORT NORTH
89 Conlca Driw
Robert Bents •
SEAVIEW
1921 Yacht C..mMla
Ginny Anderson
THEBUJFFS
2443 Vllta NoWa.a
Carmen Cartton
$419,
$659,
$1,150,
$2,895,
$199,
$595,
$495,
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BAYCREST
2021 Holld.y
Alison McCormick
1338 S.nt&.go
Jim Rush
CORONA DEL MAR
317 Cam.tlon
Renee West
COSTA MESA
386 East 15th •E
Ginny Wray
HARBOR VIEW HIUS
3401 Quiet Cow
Eleanor Bowie
HARBOR VIEW HlllS
1226 Keel om..
Lyteen Ewing
3401 Quiet Cow
Elean<>f Bowie
1531 Sandcastle
Jett Ewing
IRVINE TERRACE
2006 Tahuna Terrace
Edie Olson
UDO ISLE
343 V&. Udo Soud
Kevin Kanda
SEAVIEW
1921 Yacht CamJlla
A•ison Seeseman
SPYGLASS
60 Dnli.e9 Bey
JoyceOlson
lltEavFFS
2443 Vllta NoWea.
VetgienetU
COLOWCl.l.
BhNf\C?R ~ 1
$429,
$659,
$775,
$349,
$925.
$629,
$925,
$1,195.
$695,
$2,895,
$595.
$849,
$495,
. NEW LISTINGS ~Ws~cct'J~ff~ home on ian,'!
excellent location. This 3 bd home has hardwood
lloors. Spanish tile roof, coYed lnteriof c:ellinos. lfthed CHERRY I.ME M20 00 entry ways and remodeled kitchen and biltlroom llM
Gitting white ·knuckles In the stock martcet? lhfs-llome been tiled and feature new fixtures & ~ fon:ed
Is located in the private gated area of Cherry Lake. 3 air & helling & more II caa to set up IPt)t.
bd. 2.5 ba, large yard. Needs wort but it's priced to •
sel. Ax It and seN Ill Call now!
U ~~u~'r!!n, largest plan t4~t~
Rock Summit Towne Collection. Thousands spent to
upgrade this 1992 new home. Seller says sen now!
NEWPORT BEACH $5351000 S-inglt Tamlly residence. guard gated community,
model perfect: largest tloOf plan In desirable Newport
North VIiias. 4 bd, 3 bi, 3 hreptaces, 3 car gar;ge.
Freshly painted Inside and out gourmet kitchen An
oversized Interior lol with private pool and spa Many.
rNnY upgrades. Frenth doors. Mexican payers, alarm
system, etc. A must see! Please caUI
f~~C~~~ worth the price. Original \~e'c~
residence situated high on a comer lot ol a cul-de-sac
street overtooklno the blue Paclllc and coutal rock
formations. Steps to private · community beach.
Remodel or build your dream home This existing
home Is quite livable while In your plannlng stages.
Seldom do these opportunities come around. can now
tor your appointment
LINDA ISLE $2,350,000 fEE Baytront ~me In buu1iful gated commt1nf1y ot Linda
Isle. This spacious homf his 5 bedrooms. plenty of
baths, game room an<I tamlly room. Excetlenl sun
eicposure and dock lor large boat Convenlenlly located
nea1 beach. tennis court and club house• Good value at
$2.350.000!
FEATURED LISTINGS
BAYRIDGE $212,500 PrlVate gated community In a great locatiOn for the
freeway commuter. Lower single level plan •c· 2 bd. 2
ba, ceramic tiled entry an<I kilC:hen. like new neutral
carpeting throughout, dining room wall mirrored.
lovely used brick llrep~ In the living room. Lovely
large garden patio. Conveniently close lo the
community spa. One car attached garage and one car
detached.
NEWPORT CREST $221 • ,_l>UlOllS.i:ustomlled plan 4 with totally rem~
kitchen In EuroPMn style with all new cabinetry,
applanc:es, counter lops and mon. lower level Is
bright In neut11I decor and quality payer tile. The
master suite Is Quite large wlttl tithed ral clfflnos
providing voll!INl'of llattt ~ • IWtlzes. 2 lddliOnll
bedrooms & 1 111111 119 & QUiii room & bit11 OOWn.
This Is "" Crest's "'°'' ~ & wrutll floor '*"·
CORONA DEL UR 1315.• Srand new 4 yeaB ago. ·Super llght and b(lght JMng.
High cemnos. super sunny patio deck. great location.
steps from lhe COM footbridge. No hassle of having lo
drive your car to the t>eath. lust gnb your beach chair
& cooler & go. Also walk within minutes to the he¥1 ol
the village. Kiiier cottee down the street Super lun
loca1t0nl
MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB l.1..15,• Perlect !amity homef liuuhful "h.aden" 2 sTo,.Y-Wlthln
the "inner loop· ot MtSa Venie Walk 10 tht Country
Chlb, park, schools Great remodeled kitchen and
baths UP<Uted appl~ and added family room. 10
year new roo11 Does not back to Adams
WEST NEWPORT BEACH b!ia,. Great opportunlty for an Investor lookln9 ~rof lieach
property. This upper unit Is leased tor $1500/mo uni.ti
9/30/95 (summer rentals normally bnno $2400/mo).
. few houses to ocean. lhls 3 bd. 3 ba condo ~sts 1
mini-ocean View from roof lop deck. soaring ceiHng In
living room with its own balcony. fully equipped kitchen
with garden window. Do not disturb teMnt. Drive by
only. Inspection with otter and TRW ·
BAYSIDE COVE S31t .. Pifce reduced" $86,000 Same lloor plan Oil nwut Is
$440.000 Owner must sell! This Is a stull 2 bd, 2 bi
condo. ideal for couples or bead! house or lnw:stment
Walk to Balboa Island, groceries and pharmacy
shopping There's a community pool, spa, and beach al
with bay views Boat slips are ava1~ble. Shop an<I
compari Call now won't last at thtS pra
WESTCLIFF $411 .• Tem1lc 3 bedroom. 2 bath Westchll pool hOme.
Plantation shutters, remodeled bathrooms and newer
roof Close 10 schools. park and ShOPPtflO See lodayl
~s8~f~1ue. Front row center on the~·~
"Franciscan· model ·suited our to today's designer
taste. 2 bd, 2~ ba. Extensive rernodeliilg lncluoes new
granite kitchen, skylights. Pella windows, smooth
celllngs. master suite with sitting room Real value at $469.000.
IEWPOllT IUal SSOCJ,000 Gr1ii ~ Sllcnl locallon with 5 biarooms.
3 lllthl. pool llld • II Wll !Mlntalned and a smote
story! Gftlt oppclfUllly. ~ ~ wtll not last 1
~ T' ~~or a ptrlection1s11 ~~~.~~
r~ wittl French doors which open to soac1<M terracn, bright skytigftts, custom bu111-1ns & 1 nrw
dream kitchen with brutfast nook Vaulttd wnDO
burned cetliflos In MlG room. dining room & separat~
tamlty room tend volume & 1pace to this wono,rlul
single lewl 3 bd, 2~ bl home. The outdoor area v.111
entice you with patio front & rear lhat art framed with
lush planllflO' lncludinO picture perlecl colorful rom
tall for your~~-
IAYCREST '659':000 Dfimatic costom home on large corner lot £)1ew.•'Y
rtn'IOIWed this 4 bd. 2~ bath Is perlect fOf tamat-i lrvarg
as Wiii as tn1ef1ainlrltl. Euro kitchen with 1011 ol l~t
ippiances and sllyligtrt In ~t area Cozy hreplace.
custom enlef1almenl Clbinlt & sit up to Mt bar II' 1~e
tarmly room. Bay windows. NC, sec sys, spa ptar1~1
shullers, dmnatic entry, 3 ur garage Laro' ,.aro
Master bath has 2 custom etched glass w111co~ 4
dramatic mar1lle counter 10C1S
HARBOR VIEW HOllES S6gg 000 Hig-tily customllecr 1· eiPanded In 1993 5 bd. ~ t>a
gorgeous library Wltfl custom bookcases & m.istt•
retreat 1rea (could be e•rclselhobby area) ~!ldtd
Beautiful hardwood rtoorl. doUble paned window<; LOI
wel lc>Qted near pllt & *'*1tary school IS extra taro'
& has child sate pool, glrden & patio wu. Sellers readt
to mow nowt
UIUIA 1UC11 SJ,115.• COlllldnf"J...,, 10 lie ... ._~ property
In 11 afar..,. c.llJ. ,_., -...... Wltlrfllls, Kol ............ ·-""'*" ...... Ftatured in -.IPJJI .... A ......
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
BAYVlllW TERRACE $490,000
View! View! View! Single family residence. 3 bd. 2~ba. private spa. Premium location. View of
back bay and v.ild life preserve Gated community with pool, spa and park Dues only $113/mo.
Call for showing
BAL80AISLAllD -,ooo
Wonderful owner occupied duplex. High rents for large 4 bd, 3 ba units. Located on one of
Balboa Island's best streets. wide & 2 way traffic. All rooms are spacious & each unit has large & ~rming outdoor living area. Upper unit has high beam wood ceilings and is very bright &
cheerful Easy to show.
CHAM•L ARD• .... ,900
Duplex w/private boat doctt Excellent loc. on channel w/ views of bay & city part from both
unitS. Lower unit has patio & upper has huge deck Area w/in easy walking distance of ocean
beaches. dining, shopping Watch the sunrise White drinking r.our morning coffee on the patio
Entertain fnends & family With the best of Newport waterfront lifestyte at a fraction of the cost.
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THE •LUFFS . $489,000
Sunset views. More than a home, a refuge of your own on the back bay. 2 bd, 2~ ba, master
suite includes separate sitting room. New gourmet kitchen. new baths, Pella windows And so
cnuch more.
Stephanie
Houghton
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W.ST NEWPORT . $530 000 & 535,000
Side by side duplexes both buildings have 4 bd. 2 ba upper units. 2 bJ. 1 ba lower units with 3
car garages. Large decks. no deferred maintenance Seller will exchange up or carry
Don/Joyce
Olson
SPYGLASS HILL SSH,000
The best priced property in Spyglass 3 bd. 2 ba. home greeted by a front brick patio wrth
beautiful wood decking & a unique Koi pond Tiie entry leading to step down Irving room with bar
area. Parquet flooring in kitchen and family room. Master surte with distanced citv hghts view
Oversized 3 car garage with work area & room for plenty of storage. Freshly paintedl
Carolyn
Bridge
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Outstanding panoramic ocean view! Corner location with pteturesque backyard and iacuw
Second story has living area and master bedroom With encompassing views. 1111$ large fam11Y
home offers 5 bd. 3X ba Perfect for the growing family who want to be m a wonderful
community envtronment Sale pnce rs subiect to lender reduced payoff
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IRVINE TERRACE $895,000
Buy a home for much less than the million dollar homes that are neighbors A beautifully
maintained three bedroom home. Easy to be expanded. A lovely grassy play yard with oversized
pool surrounded by red brick and specimen shrubs and trees. ·
Marie
Deremiah
CORONA HIGHLANDS . $1,295,000
Unique custom wooded retreat surrounded by lush gardens. flowers. trees. meandenng stream
stone pool & spa and an entire menu of views. ocean. sunsets. mghlights. Pehcan Hill Golf
Course Approx 3800 sq ft including 3 bd, 2:Aba Large master suite has generous closet space and a study/ottice The secondary bedrooms & bath are m a separate wing
Ken t
McNau hton
BALBOA ISLAND St,950,000
Best Balboa island location Located on the tip of "Little Island" with main channel views 45' on the Bayfront with large yacht slip. A great opportunity!
LAGUNA •UCH $4,900.000
This stUMing, new ocean view Mediterranean estate lies behind the gates of llguna leach•s
exclusive oceanfront endaYe of Irvine Cow. Limestone, granite,-bronze & stone are tastlfutly
combined in this ctasslc. traditionalv styled showp&ace with MfY conceMble contemporary
convenience. Home lndudes 5 bd, 8 fie & feltures Incredible views of ocean & dtytlghls.
COLOWCLl
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NEWPORT BEACHICOSTA MESA PLOT I REAL ESTATE
DOVER SltORES $925,000
Remarkable Dover Shores front row view residence Huge single story 4 bd. 4 5 ba Separ '
guest house 1n courtyard facing pool & spa Spacious open ftoorpla.n. 2 fireplaces wet bJr
breakfast & formal dining EverythlAg is ovel'!ized. 4000 sq ft living space. 14000 sq ft view •ot
Come v1s1t ttie most panoramic view home available. Cul-de-sac street too. Quick actton requu~a
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Pritchett
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO St ,895 000
4/ acres estate• Have 11 all' The most for the least 4/. acres with 7800 sq ft home. Only S yeJ~
new with 5 bd pool & spa, 4 car garage cutting garden. mint orchard, room for terfnis or ho•v
and panoramic views of the hillsides night hghts sunsets and fairways A must see for ' estate buyer You can have 1t all'
LOS RANCHOS ESTATES 13,400,000
Approx 8200 sq ft (nt) on 11 5 acres. 6 bd. 5 5 ba. main house with Mahogany woodwor~
French doors, hardwood floors & 3 fireplaces. Caretakers house & horse facilities
Marcia/
Robert Bents
LIDOISU M.M0.000
A masterpiece of architectural design and qua111y Construction 1ocmc1 on 111 ttp -of udo Isle
Formal entJy foyer with sweeping stain:ase Mng room and dln6no room llnry, ~ room &
breakfast room l patio are p8f1ect tor fonnll llvtng. 4 of "" 5 bldroorfts n cift 111 2nd floor with the mastef suite OYlftootdng the private 1P1 & yadlt sip.
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
lyrin Creamer joins
Waterfront Homes
Gil and Pat Foerster, co-
ownef9 of Waterfront Homes,
Inc .. recently welcomed Lynn
Creamer as a sales associate in
'their Newport Beach office. A
summa cum laude graduate of
Cal State Northridge, Creamer
has been a licensed realtor since
1985. In her previous affiliations
at Fred Sands. she generated a
substantial sales volume and
achieved more than $1 O million
in sales at Pinnacle Estate
Properties. all as a direct result
of her own carefully developed
and sophisticated marketing
program. Creamer relocated to
Corona del Mar ir:i 1992 and
became the top senior sales
officer at United American
Mortgage Corp. in Irvine. Her
success was again directly
attributed to her superior
marketing techniques.
A native of Texas, Creamer's
previous business experience
1nclud~s a successful career as an art dealer. As a specialist in Western
American art, she had the opportunity to handle notable pieces by artists such
as Remington and Russell. Many of the same attributes she utilized in her art
business have helped to make her even more successful in residential real
estate. She has a strong work ethic and respect for her client relationships
based on excellent communication and trust.
"It's so important to stay vigilant and sensitive to an ever-changing real estate
market. Optimum success requires the ability to quickly adapt to the times," she
said.
Call Lynn Creamer at Waterfront Homes, Inc., (714) 631 -1400.
Community Profile: Laguna Beach
The City of
Laguna Beach has
about8,000
residences with a
permanent
population of 27.000
people. The town is
comprised of four
specific areas: North
Laguna, Laguna
Village, Laguna
Canyon and South
Laguna.
North Laguna is
comprised of four
gated communities:
frv\(le Cove, Emerald Bay, Smithcliffs, Allview Terrace and four non-gated
communities: Emerald Terrace, Crown Point, North Laguna and the Cove. All
properties in North Laguna are custom homes and the prices range from
$250,000-to $6 minion.
Laguna Village stretches from Main Beach to the Blue Lagoon
Condominiums and all properttes above the Coast Highway. The area
comprises the largest number of homes in Laguna Beach and includes 18
residential tracts: Alta Vtsta, Arch Beach Heights, Blue Lagoon Condominiums,
Lagunita, Lower Bluebird Canyon, Main Beach, Mystic Hills, Park Avenue
Estates, Portafina, Rancho l.aQuna, Summit Ridoe. Temple Hills, Top of the
Wffrtd, Upper Diamond, UppeiVectoria Beach, Victoria Beach, The Village and
Woods Cove. All properties in Laguna VIiiage are custom except for Top of the
WOf1d which was a tract developed in the late 1960s. Prices range from
$230,000 to $16 million. .
Laguna Canyon stretches from the testiYat grounds to about two miles inland
from the El Toro road tum off. Laguna Canyon comprises a large portion of
land, moSt of which is undeveloped. Laouna Canyon has three tracts: California
Cove. The Terraces condominiums kncfThe Canyon. Califomia Cove and The
Terraca condominiums are tract neighbomoods ~ properties In the Canyon
are custom homes. Prices range from $150,000 to $600,000.
South Laguna stretches from Aliso Laguna to Three Arch Bay. The area
includes nine tracts: Aliso Laguna, Coast Royal, South Laguna Bluffs, South
Laguna Village, Three Arch Bay (gated), Laguna Ocean Vista, Laguna Udo,
Laguna Royale and Creelclide. Prices range from $185,000 • 910 million.
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Exceptional Properties ... Premier Locations ...
Fabulous Opj>ortu~ties .. .Incredible Prices ...
Need to know anything else?
60 Drakes Bay, Spyglas!I Hill
Highly upgraded & expanded
property with panoramic mountain
& city light views. Ideal for famil y
or couple who loves to entertain.
~~
$645,000-Priced To Sell!
Oversized lot with 3 bedrooms
Views of ocean, harbor and
Catalina. Light, open and airy.
Pool and spa.
Best Buy!
Only $595,000. Squeaky clean and freshly
painted This property is a wonderful opportunity
for someone who wants to live in the lovely
Spyglas.5 Hill corrununity. '
DON &JOYCE
OLSON
. ·t-800-487-4931
"We Specialize in Getting Properties SOLD/"
Khwaja is new.
agent at Prudential
~ewport Realty
Ron Taylor, president of The Prudential Newport Realty. has announced that
long-time Newport Beach resident Eva Khwaja has joined the sales staff.
•Eva brings with her a wealth of knowledge in real estate and consumer
loans that will benefit her daily
dealings with her home-buying
and selling clients." Taylor said.
"Eva's people skills are invaluable
When negotiating real estate
transactions.•
Khwaja chose The Prudential
Newport Realty because of its
high profile name and reputation,
along With its friendly
atmosphere.
Fluent in German and Enghsh.
Khwaja dabbles in interior design • and enjoys music, film and
theater.
Call Khw• at The Prudential
Newport Realty. (714) 673·7300 .
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New Listings
OCEAN RIDGE
Custom Homesites
13 LOTS
ranging in price from
$450,000 -$695,000
Square footage
from
11,600 -18,000
For more information please call:
MARCY WEINSTEIN
Pager: 667-5519
SUSAN SCANLAN
Voice Mail: 759-3717
New Listings ..,
Newport North Immaculate
2 Bedroom 2 .5 Bath townhome. 2 garage.
Cree Lombardi $229,900
Dover st.ores Exquisite 4 Bedroom
6 Bath on estate sJzed lot. 4car1arage.
)de SteplteMOft $I, 500,000
Oceaa Raacll Exceptionally
tasteful near new custom home.
WelMtela & Scaalaa $1,135,000 .
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Beach ·communities
Soath Lac••• Striking ocean & white
water view building site.
Steve Hlch $275,000
Old Hunt1ncton Beach Wonderful
historic property just 2 blocks from
restored downtown. Walk to beach.
Judy Good $499,000
Balboa Island ~harming
l Bedroom 2 Bath, den & fam~ly room.·
Built In 1977. Private back yard.
Sara Hinman $549,000
Ba;ahoft8 Custom appolnted
5 Bedroom 4 Bath family home located in
private bay & beach community.
Debi Bibb $849,000
Newport Oceanfro11t Oceanfront
duplex In quiet beac.hfront section. Top
quality building, units In mint condition.
Ronda Hein $I , 150,000
Central Newport Oceanfront
3 ed. 3 Ba. firepl~ & sea.uity system
Rick Lan1evln $1 ,295,000
South Laguna Wonderful oceanfront
estate on seclud~d cove.
Bibb & Harris $2,495,000
North Laguna Oceanfront Italian
villa on Crown Point. Magnificent con·
struction. Separate guest quarters. Views
Rod Daley $2,995,000
Bayshores Rare traditional
bayfront! Turning basin views, private
dock & guest suite.
Debi Bibb $3,395,000
Guard Gated Communities
Harbor RJdce Crest Beautif\d
4Bedroom15 Bath condo on secluded lot
Chrts UndSlly $659,500
Blc Canyon Customized home
on large lot with pool & spa, 4 Bedroom
2.75 Bath exudes warmth & charm.
Lecra•d & WordH. $1 ,095,000
Spotlight
lnl•• Ternce Outstandlnc custom
remodel with bay & ooean views.
Dottle Valfttl•e $1 ,495,000
a.,.•ore• Tum key perfect
five bedroom five beth custom bQfront
Debi Bibb $2,tM,000
Blc Ca11yon The last remaining
Jot overlooking 2nd green on Big
Canyon's Golf Course
Bibb & Legrand . $1,175,000
Harbor 'Hiii Exceptional In every way:
design, amenities, style. 4 Bedroom
custdm. For fussiest buyers
Susan Scanlan $1,375 ,000
Harbor Hiii Spacious custom home
Beautiful view. 4 Bedroom, library Great
flow for entertaining. Channing property.
Morphy & Scanlan $1,395,000
Harbor HUI Appealing home'. quality
& attention to detail throuch<>ut. Separate
cabana wlfull kitchen and bath. 5 Bd.
Scaalan& Corkett $1,475,000
Harbor Ridge English Tudor estate
with breathtaking views.
SteUa Worden $2,595,000
Big Canyon Spectacular 6 or 7 Bedroom
estate on largest lot in Big Canyon
Features pool, sportscourt & guest house.
Worden & Bibb $2,875,000
Condo & Townhome Living
Newport Nortll Model perfect
2 Bedroom condo. Great location & view.
Sara Hl•man $199,000
Newport Crest Banlt Ollned! l Bedroom
2.5 Bath 2 c.ar pillle. Ocear't views! E:xo!llent
oppoftUnity Priced to sell Make .. o&r
Bartollc & Saito $209 ,000
Newport Nolda VI'-Laree
3 Bedroom family home located Inside
tratt on oomer. Steps to troPai' pool.
1111J Mite & DOit s•..._ $399,900
....... e Creek Plan 3 with 3 Bedrooms
plus family room. Private spa next to
creenbelt. Private pted community.
carole ·~--$429.000
Sea Island Fabulous v;ews
overlooking golf course & lake. Extensive
use of marble. Gate guarded community
Harris & Kline $625,000
Belcourt Terrace Model perfect!
4 Bedroom home. Excellent condition
French windows. doors & wood floors
Hinman & Scanlan $715,000
Belcourt HIU 3 Bedroom
townhome with large master suite
Ocean view from ,livina & dining rooms
Vl~•Ja z.eu $749,000
Belcout 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath
townbome. Superb condition with spa.
Vlrslaa. Zeu $719,000
644~
Corona del Mar
Corona del Mar Charming cottage·
steps from beach! Potential!
Marian Phllllppl $379,500
Corona del Mar Excellent building
site for new custom home
Frank Hughes $412.000
S•ore Cllfh Tr~ltlonal & charmlnc
slncle stcxy 3 Bedroom with family room.
Doale Valeatllte $599,000
Opportunities
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Harbor Rldce Crest Perfect town-
!'lome 3 Bedroom 2 5 Bath plus den.
Harris & Kline $549,000
Newport North Like new!
Largest floorplan on oversized lot.
Susan Scanlan $549,900
Harbor RJd1e Crest 3 Bedroom
2 5 Bath This property exudes warmth!
Petrick Bart9llc $590,000
Bis CaaJO• Fabulous Versatile
townhome on I Ith creen.
Lesra•d & Wordea $I, I 9',000
Ba,.ade Drive Bayfront at Its best!
Mal Kai Corona del Mar.
Mickey Rowe $895,000
ee.co.. BltJ Beadl home with boat
dock. 3 Bedroom 1.5 Balh In great location.
LH Owner modvat.ed.
Marte F•rao $900,000
C.meo Sltores Outstanding COM
location. Wonderful view. 4 Bedroom plus
l'amlly room Formal dining. breakfast room.
Beverly Morphy $1,295,000
View Properties
Balboa Peninsula Choice bulldlnc
site on Newport's most private Island.
Boat docks. tennis court. beach & prdens
Howard Lawson $1 ,400,000
Corona del Mar Spectacular ocean.
jetty & sunset views' Perfect 4 Bedroom
3 Bath family home dose to COM beaches.
Pat Hurley $1 ,425,000
Harbor Island · Bayfront building site
with commanding views
Evan eC>rkett $2.475,000
U.da We Dramatic.
contemporary deslcn. Harbor views
Sltlrtey Hantl · $2,950,000
Shore Cliffe Shore Cliffs custom
rebuilt in 1990-91. White water, canyon
& nlcht ltcht vtews. Nearly 1n acre
Fruk SeaH9 · $3,400,000
Shon: CMs Spectacular 5 Bedroom
oeeanview esute I Sportscourt, pool f.
spa State of the art kitchen. wine cell.>1
Bibbs l,Jte $3..JOO.OOO
Family Neighborhoods
Bliek Bay Great cul-de-sac location.
lafle rooms. yard with pool & private spa.
JoAnne Pertlu $305,000
Seallaven Perfect · 10· remodeled
Newer kitchen, bath & roof. Pristine, 2
car garage. close to beach and services
Marcia Brashier $220,000
. Mission Vlelo Outstanding 5 Bedroom
2 5 Bath family home Mountain views
Beautiful pool & private spa
Patrick Bartollc $310,000
·Ea$lslde Costa Mesa Totally
walled & self contained home perfect for
executive livln1 Newly remodeled
¥lckey Rowe $359,000
The Bluffs Very large 2 Bedroom
plus den In prime front row location
.Water and mountain views
Coby Ward $382,500
Eastblu.ff Treat yourself to a lovely
remodeled 4 Bedroom home nestled in a
romantic English country walled carden
Coby Ward . $525,000
Newport Beach
)umlae Creek Elegant 2 Bedroom
tondo in gated area. Den & patio.
Evan Corttett $525,000
Seawlnd Beautiful 5 Bedroom 3 bath
home. I Bedroom I Bath down. City
llchts & mountain views.
Rick Laace'fl• $579,000
l>oftr Slioree Fabulous 5 Bedroom
4.5 Bath custom home. Laree rooms,
3 fbeplaoes, wine storate S eM!fdse room.
EYu Corbtt $68,,000
Udo We Very .uracttve Udo
home In mint condition. 4 Bedroom &
spacious den. Exposed beams.
Bewerty MorpliJ $69',000
Harbor View HUis Well maintained
expanded 5 Bedroom home Done with
quality. Private setting
Valentine S Laird $725,000
Harbor View Homes Wonderful
family home In great location near creen-
belt. Top quality 5 Bedroom, study & FR.
HJnma11 S Scanlan $725,000
Baycrest North Contemporary
home In fine family nelchborhood
4 Bedroom 3.5 Bath. Pool & spa.
DHCH Forsey $815,000
Family home In be.ti
oommunlty. 5 Bedroom 5.5 a.th
~ Corltett $179,000
lmae Terr•ce Cape Cod v.11n
pool & grNt room . Family nelchborhcx"lO
Chris UaduJ $545,000
Coro•• del Mar Located betwel
Padflc & waterfront. This prime lot "' I
acx:ommodate I or 2 single family home~
H•rtey S W.U $660,000
Spotlight
H•rbor View Hiii• Lars• lot with
...,. .. ._ W... J ledloonl plua FR S Oft
bM ColUa .,.,,000
EXQUISITE 5 BEDROOM HOME
THE BEST ON THE BAY!
RONDA.HEIN
·759~3797
Oceanfront duJ)lex. Two spacious
units with full ocean views.
Ideal for Investors -peat cash flow!
$740,000
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SERENE VIEW HOME
4 BEDROOM 4 BATH
$1,495,000 ,:"\
ELEGANT AND TASTEFUL
3 BEDROOM VIEW HOME
$985,000
Fabulous oceanfront home on one of
Newport's best beach sections,
with charm & character of the old
Victorian .. Painted Lady" style.
$1,395,000
Great opportunity on the beach!
Front unit feels like a house.
2 Bedroom I Bath upper unit.
2 Bedroom 2 Bath front unit.
$97,,000 .
644~1600
EVAN· CORKETT
Direct Line: .759 ... 3728
Experience, Dedication
& Results
Mint condition oceanfront duplex
right on the sand.
Large 3 Bedroom 2 Bath upper unit.
2 Bedroom 2 Bath lower. 3 car garage.
$1 , 150,000
Bayside Cove luxury townhome on
the bayfront. Single level 2 Bedn;><>m
plus. den. Upgrade with full bay view
from living room & master suite ..
$698,000
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644~1600 ...
Balboa Island Bayfront
Contemporary Mediterranean
Built in 1992
Boat docks for two boats. Three bedroom with wonderful front patio.
Many architectural accents -limestone flooring, glass block for extra light,
built-in entertainment center, marble fireplace in living room,
granite kitchen, and large master bedroom with fireplace and spa tub.
Offered at $1,495 ,000
J:STATE
. JUST LISTED
IN. .
NEWPORT COAST
MARCY WEINSTEIN SUSAN SCANLAN
Pager:· 667-5519 Voice Mail: 759-3717
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644~160'0
13 CUSTOM HOME SITES
IN OCEAN RIDGE I
Ranging in price from
$450,000 .. $695,000 .
and
Square footage from .
11,600 -i,tooo
COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES
Represented Buyer & Seller in
. 3 Recent Ocean Ridge Transactions!
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Newport
North
Town home
Lovely unit. 1\vo bedrooms, one and
one quarter bath. Wonderful location.
Was her, dryer and refrigerator are included.
NC. One car garage.
CALL
M l1 ril7 F tl rgo
TO SHOW
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MIKE MARR
759-3786
LIDO PENINSULA
....
Penthouse Condo
View from eve,.Y room.
2 Bedroom 2.5 Bath
24-hour Doorman
$775,000
BE l l ()I Jr~ T TERRACE
Traditional living with
secluded garden .
3 Bedroom 3. 5 Bath
Gate Guarded
$650,000.
PENINSULA Brwr r~o'\ T
1200 E. Balboa Blvd.
Great corner bayfront location with an incredible view.
. 4' Bedroom 3.5 Bath. Totally remodeled
with new kitchen and baths. Dock for 45 ft. boat.
Offered at $1,695,000
Bob Berg
Direct U"t: 759-3778
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B COll.EGE PARK HOME 21'-900 een grounds surround this • hm. B_ e!~-rrrldoa rm. redone kiidl ~
II le to wa1ch Ifie kids 'So clean. rnoite-tn ready!
(23 OR) •-.n
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NEWPORT llEACHICOSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
*** COSTA MESA'S TOP SELLING OFFICE ***
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY 1 ·4 PM
COSTA MESA
3325 Alabama Cir
Lysa Klemens
419 19th St
Carmen Sipos
452 Broadway
Pat DavtS
$249,900
$323,000
S3S4,000
SAT /SUN 1 ·4 PM
COSTA MESA
2405 Venier
Jeme Mahoney
2406 Nart>onne
Jerne Mahoney
2043 College Or
Jerne Mahoney
268 E 22nd St
Inez Diaz
$178 000
$209.000
$229,240
$275,000
SUNDAY 1-4 PM
COSTA MESA
3250 Oregon
Carmen Sipos
452 BroadWay
Sandy Adamek
FOUNTAIN VAUEY
18829 San1a Mana
Donna Rudolph
$225.000
$354.000
2:00-4:30
$224.900
WAY BELOW MARKET $15,COJ
28R 158A Wllll 1 car oar lOW!St pnce 11 lhe complex! Out of
state owner says sd now• Mru appc>mlment lo see today
(39WMC)
SHAIP $9.t,900
5yr nu28R • 2ful BA+ 2cargar11 a lusllly~gal!d
comtm#lly ~I SllcJws Ike new1 MoWlg out of ~ (128AY)
IMSJOl'S DElJ;Hf $ t 2A, 900
2811. 11A llcllle on a IQe lot. IWdliood loors. new paint &
roof WI .. fast! 0.1 Ilia out Oft INs .... cwortllllily (SIC12)
MOV£ .. CONDlnCM $139,900 .
Ptrlect siarW llome ,... pall!. neMr QIPfl. Inside laundry
room large yard. lr11" tfees Cd now !Or lllis 28R. 1 BA
charmer ( 1 llGAR)
DOU HOUSE FOi 11£Al PIOPU $ IG, 900
2 Mters 2 5 b'1hs New carpet • rtmOCleled ~ & baths Vau!ltd cdmQs oai IN!llel & oak starway bllful' (3SAV0J
SECWOED I RH>UCfDI $1•7.500
Smd E:as1S.de aillljllei 2811 2 cai ~r lownhome Balccny oft
upptf rm Lrg dm1119 lncl !Moo iru Cerlm!C bit kltctltn
~ rur yard (24.SSAH)
NEWER 2IR Wl'1H 2 CAR~ $1'7,600
2 bedroom 2 tun ~tlwooms 2 1-ar oiiaoes' FN eplact'
Garden Wloclct# lovtly ~o looks out lo luSll ortt!l!fy
PooVspa area • more" (23\IAH)
LOVE.LY... $16',900
Adorable IBR • IBR 11/rtnlal Fresllly putted 11 & 1M. •
carpel Frtneti doof • pden Wllldo# El tQS res °"''" ro 'fi'd Nw hbaoe ... pickd fence'
IUY NOW IN IAC« BAY $165.COJ
I.be lhati ~ plact ID IM I way ol ldt 2 bedloom and I limily room •11!1 n ulled ceilings llld 1 ~ Owiler Ira~
(158RU}
UPGW>£D $169,900
This Jl'de ol ownership townhome tQS ~ cuslom upgrades
lllrouglloot IUs 2 mulef bedrooms and olla Don t wan )luy no.' (20MAY)
ElEGANTI $169,900
38R 2 SBA 2 car alt gar w/ community p00Vs1Wtenn1s1
Wawrfdryer • llllQQ/range are mcl 111 priee' Ouiet complex'
Clost IO ShopPlllO schools! (62$EA)
ENIERTAINER'S PARAD&SE $18'.987
Nicely remodeled home! Wonderlul bmtly rm w/ hreplacel
Expinoed master bedroom 1 wallc-tn closet lush yard bubbling
spa (65SUR)
HUGE FAMllY ROOM $186.987
Wondertul famtly home. mterior lo~11on. perfect for
entef1alnlt'tO Wiil m new TIWIQle 4 bedrooms 2 baths. 2 w p HllOt &epiace IOol (6'8EA)
CONSl1lUC1B> ¥nf CME $187,900
4811. 2BA locittd on an R·2 lot Cul-de-SK w1 plenty of =·-~=-~.:.,deal. Double pw windows
EHJOY ntE '9000 lRI $ .... .
Clwlnlla ~ ·-· Clll llie-..... Mm Ywde Gol & Tnis a.. ~ -lillll ..... . (9Cl)
OWIMING COSTA MESA HOME $192.000 Sr19'e story wdll 3BR 2BA. Irv rm and one BR eJ~ fresh
paltll spnnkltrs front & rear Galt surround$ home 11\Sldt laundry 2.ur ~ (88SEA)
SN GIANT • ABSENT OWNERS $199.~
GQAt 58R tor undel S200.0001 lnaed1ble value only 1 5 mtleS
trom beacJI New rool, ll"t ~r lloof rtmocltled trtchen l
ballls Must sd' (11 VAL)
STYl£ $205,000
38R 2 SBA wl Ill p fapQct 11 IMOg room lrg l1\IStr BR
~ ~ pooUs~ & tennis C.111101 more Miio'
STEAl THIS Dl£AM $209,000
Chersatd km•y 48R 2 SBA llewpolt Rmera tQWf1home•
Custom evtfY1hlll01 fresh pml/l\N C¥pets II o.tk SIJ!rs
ffm di\ comm OOOls & spas (2~1
UPGRADES GAlOllEI Sff m $209,900
lfighly &pgradtd 38R 2BA lo1 xtNe Qmily Cornet lot ••tfl
room lo! RV Busy Ille? Set lltls EZ ate llome ~ue PKMd'
(23COL)
UPGRADED I SPACIOUS IEAUTY $2(W,917
Mesa Verde Sbte Strtttl loYely 38R 2BA & bm rm• Kitchen
Ns been~~*' Vlulted c*'Os tueoiace hie entry spaaous. open & awy (3311EV)
THIS IS mt $2tC,OOO ~ 48R. 1.758A. tract's tmrrte qaac1ous lloo! p1a11 New kitchen & rool & more Seier may wry 2nd (21lAS)
FIRST AID NASE $2tS,000
Unlmled POte1111.l1 111 this 4BR, I 758A lamly home tllal needs
paint carper & landscaping Great location In lamrly
~(32MON)
LA5E waY HOME $216, 900
48R Clll .. 5IR Mlllogany floors, new roof. llrd entry
remodeled .. Md Ulls 111191 master -28R. sllows ..
-loofplan. (311(Eft)
A 1M 1LEAUE $2tt,900 Alfl..., dlM •• I 758A ~ lJt COUlltty *II
s,.c.on fir •· ma tr1 M*OOllls, ""' t.lly 11'111*1 ......... (W)
SMlY msesTaE $217 000
f antasllc &Kt &.y V1laQl! 3BR 2 SBA condo 2 Coll Qj '9 large yiid w/ pnvate spa Neutral tolcls vaulted •11, • Pixed below comps c.t now (258AC)
CAN1LOSEW/THIS $218,000
Cost.l Mesa lripla Front 11Jt IQs lit~ tncom, 1 s 17Wmo Owltef ll10tlYated pnced to set ~ now •~
llllo (22lllN)
Ml.LION DOUAR LOCAJION $225.000
lOQtlon & ~ alont wor1ll ._ asking pnte! Oumil• I• 1M1 bOfdeflllg .ider1leSS prt l.eG«e wals & Qnyon YI(
3BR 2M (2MA)
ORASllCAUY IEDUC8>fll $229,000
Newport Ptnll\sW 2BR 28A 1 taT pr~ le.er w 11
llouse lo Ille bay. 2 !louses to llucan Wet ti. ct ~ Bmo otters today (f0009)
SlAICH NO MOE $229.240
IWldsomdy upgraded 38R 2BA • formal dng rm r111 rt
btch appl ne-er CQffer !lllnnll 1111 ~r dOOI Pu di" tlo.
Tttllnd wals & ceiqs wJ fJnS & '"°''' (24COl)
WONDelfUl eta AmAl $229.500
48R. 1 758A. add on lamtly room. etltefUln wrth dthg~·
l>msaed COfMr lot wflll oullienl RV acct$$ Ooen COWl'J
pallo Mttocblg ..... ~,.., ~ (8SSOH)
• flOOl HCM aaSA VDDE NO. $229,900
light & airy atnum. vaulled bum cellklOS toriml dining r~replace, lg kllchenlbtlllly comb. Patlo/pool Clost "
sdlools. ~street (332AI.)
SEWI IOUGffJ ANOlHEI HCM $239,900
Wlnts sold now! Doctor owned Priced 10 sell yesterday'
Beautllul 38R. 2 58A ~ bnt. fml dnO WI! area NeN
P'lll & QtJld & more! (231.tn
SECWOED WGNa $2M.500 ~ •. 2M .... prilne fV Mii schools Great pool
Md -* .. ._ iu11111f al 1 sty llolM ln;ll & airv
IUI)'! (II.SIC)
DUilflM . $255,000
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E.QUf.STRIAN f.STAn
You have arrived when you can own
thls palatial home with stunning views
of ocean, hills and city llghb. On aJmost
5 prtvate acres In historic San Juan
Capistrano. thJs ftnety crafted mansion
has everything! Call for features and
terms.
$3,950,000.
•• COASn.INf. VIEWS
EJegant custom home In charming
Dana Point. View dee.ks from both
levels. Large master w /ftrep&acc.
Warm tradlt1onal dee.or. Lovely street -
just minutes from the harbor, shops.
restaurants. beaches and ftnc resort
hotels.
$337,000
SATURDAY, November 12, 1994 /PAGE 19
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UNOBSTRUCnD OCEAN VIEW
~eloper's own home. One-of-a-
kind ocean view estate. built with the
hlshest quality mdterials &.
craftsmanship with every amenity.
Ovcrfooking the blue Pacific. •
$1.499,900.
ON THE GOLF COURSE
Ocean view. The ocean Is only
mfnutes away from this rare custom
single level home, built with
Incomparable quality, In the lovely
gated community of Monarch Beach.
close to luxury'fesorts, hotels. harbor
and beaches. Poof and spa.
$990,000.
,.
LAGUNA llACH
Ocean front. Views In both dlrccttons.
Premium ftrst ftoor locatlon In famed
Tablerock. Upgraded kitchen &. baths.
STATUY fUNCH NORMANDY
Gracious ambiance blends formal and
Informal living In this custom home
per~tty suited for entertaining.
Cozy fireplace. Endoscd deck. Live
right on one of the nicest beaches In
South Laguna. with spectacular surf.
Catalina and sunset views.
$595,000.
Dramatic entry with floating stalrCclSe,
5 bedrooms, bonus room. library and
more.
$699,000.
LOTS AND LAND
BUILD YOUR DREAM VACATION HOME
or ... year round tranquility on thi beautiful, "Bi~ Bear" lot.
Architect owner has plans. Will carry or subordmatc. Just
listed, call today. Sl2,000.
SEE THE SHIPS SAILING AWAY
from this unusual Laguna Beach lot. May be purchased
with adjacent lot. Call for detail!'. Just hsted at $119,000.
I DID IT MY WAY
is the song you'll ing w I this custom home site! Plans in
progrec;s, or ... also purchaw the adjacent lot to creatP your
own 'estatp' and 'do it your way.' $140,000.
LJVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST
Build your esta~ on appro'rim.ltely 2 4 fabulous aCT\'S
surroUnded by some of Orange County's finest mansions. Exquis~lans available ... or ... sellcr wlll consider build to
suit. ,000.
COMli TO CAMELOT
And build a 13,000 sq. ft. castJe with ~rdens. !ltlWlms and
tennis courts. .. or create your own e~ and seyi. on
• x. 2X anes.. lncred'~ vinYs of ocun • mounuins.
-MEDITlllRANIAN VIUA
Gracious living just minutes from the
ocean. This unparalleled 9 ,200 sq. ft.
vllla has 6 bedrooms, 8 baths. 2 family .
rooms. 5 car garage and much more.
Seller will consider trade. or help
finance. Call today. Reduced to
$ t ,890,000.
•n HAUOll LKiffTS AND WHnt.
WATtaVllWS
From nearty ~ window In this
charming Dana Point duplex. dose to
beaches. harbor. shops and restaurants.
Two spacious 3 bedroom units: each
has a separate backyard and garage!
Live In one and rent the other. or use
as a great Investment property. Onty
$399,000.
for information on tllese and otller ro erties call 4S9-S900
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Realtors® GREA"T"'~ns
INTERNATIONAL
Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty
Metro. Spacious 1
bdrm condo attached on ~ '],~ side. Laundry, eat·
in kitchen. hi ceiling ~usfti· Gated complex 6§m·o<r..~.~~~:.~~ ........ ~' ... ~ $65.000
SAN .llJAN CAPISTRANO Bright fresh 1 stol"t'_ 2 bd
condo. new paint & carpet & double garage. Estate
Sale!
631·1400 .. . ............................ $78.500
HUNTINGTON BEACH · Ba nk REO! 2 bd
townhome in smaU community with lots of greenbelt &
pool. Bike to beach
631· 1400 $95.000
EASTSID£ Costa Mesa · Darling freshly painted
eastside 3 bd country cottage. Totally redone. custom 63~-l~hQhen'. ~~.ol···~~.~~~'. ... ~ .. ~op~~r Piz3~~
SANTA ANA 1n Redevelopment ~ Enterprise Zone
Mixed us.e. ht fir w/offices & 2nd fir w/two 2 bd apt~ In
main ~tructure + rear cottage . 25 space prking.
631· 1400 . . $250.000
TRIANGLE SQUARE Triplex great for investor or
owner Well maintained w/one 2 c;ty 3 bd unit w/frplc &
IWO 2 bd un1h one w/frpk
631 1400 ..... ······· . ... $268.500
NEWPORT SHORES Charming 2 bdrm with new
master bed & bath & near new kitchen. One of the best
street!> in th1!. community w/club. pool & tennis.
631 1400 . . ....... ····· ............ $269.000
IRVINE Immaculate Rancho San Joaquin condo w/2
master suites. d1rnng rm. den/study & wide greenbelt &
mini golf course VJews Light carpet & hrdwd •firs.
631-1400 .... ....... ... $279.000
HARBOR HIGHLANDS unbelievable price for
Newport Beach• Motivated seller wants to move this 4 ~l~t4oo w/hrd~ ~.lrs: .. ~~.i~~ .. r~~I~ & ~b!2'?~
NEWPORT SHORES spacious 4 bd home Includes
large family room w/frp&c & work room. Upside down
~~r:&~~~.~~.~: ....................... $324.ooo
UPPEll EA9T8ID£ light & bright near new Pala
Mesa Ct twnhm w/3 6drms. high ceill~~lte washed woods & frplc. Great IOcation. to freewa4 & back bay nature preserve.
631·1 00 . . . . $274,000
AT TIIE BEACH *Oldie but Goodie-Charming 3 bd
beach cottage w/rear 1 bd apt on large R 2 lot. 3 doors
from sand All furniture & appliances included
631-1400. $339.500
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa triple>. m great location. do e
to shops & buses. Each 2 sty unit has 2 bdrms. large
pcitio & garage New paint & carpet.
673-6900.... .. . .. .... ..... .. $359.000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa ftXer. Large corner 2 sty 4
bdrm home with den & famj!Y. rm. 3 frplces. upgraded
kitchen. pool. spa & patio w/BBQ.
631-1400 ............................................... $374. 900
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Owming small duplex
w/2 bdrms each unit. Close to 17th St. shopping &
buses.
631-1400 .................................................. ,.$375.000
NEWPORT HEIGHl'S Rustic 2 bdrm w/den on large
67~9oo1.~'. .•... ~~.~~-~.~.~~~~ •.••. ~~ •.... ~.~.~~ •.•. ~395~
NEWPOllT HEIGHTS well m&intalned 4 bd home
w/French doors in IJving & dining rooms. rock frplc. new
roof & beautlfur fro nt & rear yards.
631-1400. . ............................ ····· ........ $399 .000
NEWPOllT SHORES Immaculate 2 sty 3 bdrm
canalfront. custom bollt by present owners w/den &
small dock. Oak cabinetry. hrdwd Ors. shutters.
631-1400 ........................ _ .................. $415.000
NEWPOllT HEIGHl'S duplex · townhouse style.
Front unit 3 bd. lrg deck & new carpet. Rear unit 2
bd. patio & sm yard. Each unit w/frp&c & laundry. ~~1~14~~~~~··· ~.a~~·t·~~." .... ~.~~.~.~ .... ~~~'.~1JJ9t.oaQ
AT 11IE llEAOI Sharp. owner occupied duplex 1
house from beach w/3 bdrms up & 1 down. both
w/frpkes. new carpel. fresh paint & 1 year new roof
631-1400 . ... . ...................................... $429.000
llUJFFS Serene canyon & city vu from spacious 2 sty
3 bd twnhm w/family rm. upgraded baths & added
~3~~ .... :~.~.~ ..... ~.~.~.~.'.~~ ..... ~~ ..... ~~~.~.~sJ'9.8&
NEWPOllT HEIGffrS Nice 1 story home w/3 bdrms
and family rm w/bar. French doors lead to beautiful yard
~-~~.~~.~.~~.~~: .................... $464.900
mrz COVE Aprx 16.000 sq h lot & build.able pad of
Grx 11. 000 sq ft Prvt cul-de-sac. walk to beach or Ritz
63I~\4oo.~ot~~'. ga.~~~ ... ~~~~n~~.~~t ... ~~Sm~~
IAGlJNA BEACH retail location on oceanside of
Coast H~hway in ftrime shopping area. Three room. 1 6{~~r~18o t'. ~~a ·~· k·lt·c·h·e~ ... ~ ... ~ .. ~o~~e$s25.000
NEWPOllT•s Belcourt Hill Spectacular 2 bdrm
twnhm. dining & family rms & superb city light & ocean
. w . Marble entry, gourmet kitchen & designer decor.
631-1400 ............................................ $525.000
MYSmE CO\IE Highly upgraded 2 sty 2 bd w/study
& vaulted ceilings In gated community w/pool, spa.
beach & available boat slip.
631-1400... . ........................................ $545.000
MYcmsT Bright & beautiful 4 bdrm recentJy
remodeled by designer owner. dining & family
rooms. pool & spa. New kitchen. new baths. hie
floors . stone fireplace & French doors. REDUCED•
631-1400 .............................................. $579.000
UDO ISLE an Immaculate 1 st6ry 3 bd bollt around ~tio on 40' lot. Family room. country kitchen. hrdwd J3s1-1:00~~~ ... ~~~.~~.~: .... ~~~·i·~.1.~ .... ~~~~.~.ss<f~.18&
COllONA DEL llAlrS Summerwfnd area. o of ·
Coast Highway. Designer's own 3 bd hm w/eaHn
~~~~~4~~ste~ ~.~~~U: .. ~ .. ~~ .. ~ .~:.~ s~9rJOO
MID P£NIN9ULA in quiet neighborhood Flexibl
floor Pian. 3 bdrms on 1st fir. living. dining & fam ily rm'
on 2nd Or & master suite w/prvt deck on 3rd
631-1400 . . .................... $599 000
UDO ISLE Custom remode~ 4 bd home w/gournwt
kitchen on large lot Ught & bright w/south patio. bdr Ix
deck Close to tennis. walk to v1lla6l'
631 1400 . . .. .... .. . . . ....... .. .. . $649 00
UDO VLG BeautlfuUy decorated & furnl hed 2 txl
condo on the 7th floor w/spectacular bay. I land ~
ocean VleW!. Security bldg w/doorman. poql & -.p.1
631 1400 . .. .... . $650.000
LONG BEACH Foreclosed property! Etght contiguou ...
lots, multiple zoned for commercial o r re!>lden!IJI
w/apprx 28.600 sq.ft. Lende r may f1nanCl'
631·1400 ... . .. . .. ........ .. . ... $695.000
MYCll£ST Spacious custom home w/S bdrm'
lnduding maids qrtrs. dining & family rooms. remodeled f3f.T4bo~lt~he~ & go.r~e~~ .. ~~~d. w~~h~9.~
8ELCOlJllT Beautiful expanded & upgraded 2 sty 2
bdrm with sining area In master suite, dining & family
rms. used brick pallO w/spa.
631-1400 ................................................... $799 .000
PEMMllJlA PT. Delightful 3 bd. 3 ba home w/famlly
rm. 4 frpk:es &,3 car garage. Remodeled In '89, hrdwd ~5i-1.r& .. ~~~.~~ .... ~ .... 1.~.~-d-~~ .... ~ .... ~~~~-n.~L2'>'.~
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LIDO -a rare S bd holne w/dlning • family rms & sunny yard on. a very large lot. Recently
1enK>deled kitchen, Fr. doors, ~Windows• roof
deck. C1ose to tennis court. ~ to Udo V\laQe.
631-1400 .. . ......................... $749.000
Specializing In properties for sale or leau ... on the water ... near the water. .• and with a ulew o/ the water. ..
NEWPORT BEACH omcE
2AJ6 W. COA~I IUGHWAY
714-631-1400
BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE
315 MAIUNE~Vf ...
714-67S4t900
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
elr!di .... an:ticJt.e OJ'. · . ,, Realtors® GREAT ESTATES
INTERNATIONAL
Exclusive Orange County A/ filiate of Sotheby's International Realty
OlD CORONA DEL MAR Romantic 5 bd home
w/dining & family rooms: marble firs & designer
decor. One block from ocean w/v't0Ns from 2nd story
roof deck w/BBQ & spa. VERY MOTIVATED!
631·1400 ............................................ $949.000
DOVER SHORES 4 bd French Regency w/great
upper bay. city llghts & mtn views. New gourmet kitch· 6'3·1~1':'o8~~.~~.~ .. ~ .~~:~ .... ~~~: .. ~a7~~
UDO ISLE Jewel of a 1sty3 bd home. Eat-in kitchen. formal~ room. den, beautlYUI woodwork. high ceil· ~i.'1400~.~. ~ .... ".~.~~~ .... ~ ... ~~~~.~.'.~.~ ... ~~~.1~sa9'~
LINDA ISLE Traditional style w/4 bd up & maid's
down. living rm w/24 ft vaulted ceilings. Dock for large
~t\~®~~~.~~.~~.~: ........................... $925.000
BALBOA ISIAND Immaculate. charming 3 bdrm bay-
front cot:& with dining room, 2 patios. bay & night
~~= .... ~~~~.~ ......... · ..................... $945.000
UDO I~ bay views from spacious 4 bdrm split level
home on huge corner lot w/llbrary. dining & family
rooms. Gardens. mature trees & pool.
631-1400 .................................................. $995.<>90
CUFF HAVEN Brand new traditional 5 bd home. din·
ing room & extra large gourmet kitchen/fmly rm combo.
Fr. doors. hrdwd floors, granite counters. ~l:l40Q,_ ........................... ~ .................... $999.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS custom 5 bd w/ magniHcent
harbor Vk?Ws. TO.level w/ den. 2 bonus rooms. dining &
~3i~?'400~.~: .... ~~0~~ .... ~~~~~~~~ ... ~ ... ~1.1gs.ooo
AVALON, Catalina: Aprx 9000 sq ft hillside lot w/spec·
tacular views of t~ & approved plans & permits for
63i~~~. ~.~'.~ ........ ~~~~.~ .............. $1,200.000
OCEANFRON1' Wonderful old shingled beach house
w/4 bdrms, den. sun room & huge brick patio + sepa·
rate studio apt on 2 oceanfront lots .
631-1400 ............................................ $1.495,000
DOVER SHORES Custom 5 bd w/dock for 45'
boat. Totally remodeled & expanded in '87. Two mas·
ters, (1 up & 1 down). gourmet kitchen. di~ ~Ji~1r4~~ ... ~ ... ~~~ ... ~ ...
1~~.~~ ... ~~.~ ... iit.1f4s~ooJ
· • OPEN HOUSES •
SAlURDAY ONLY
102 Scholz Plua • Venallla, NB
Nancy Peterson
SUNDAY ONLY
2 BdCondo
• $147,00
2687 Pall Mesa • Costa Maa 3 Bel Twnhm
Lorraine Farrington $274,000
1606 lrvlne -Harbor Highlands, NB 4 Bel the
Pia D'Auna $287,000
205 CllAlll -Newport Shora 3 Bd HM
Kennie Jo Rizzo $415,000
209 Viii Mee · Udo Ille, NB ~Bel the
George Dashiell $595,000
610 <Arnallon • Suamerwlnd, CdM 3 Bd HM
Carole Fradmarl $595,000
2121 E. ~ • Pcnmula Pt, Bal 4 8d HM
MaryAm Nethercutt $595,000
700 Hellotrope ·Olde CdM 2 8d HM +apt
Sharon McKinnon $749,000
213 Viii Cordova • UdG Isle, NB 5 8d Hse
Otga Matthews $749,000
1630 Aadgu • Dowr Shora, NB 4 Bd HM
Esther Ane $879,000
1003 N. B.yfront ·Balboa Island 4 Bd Hse +lbd
Mark Jackson $969,000
SARJRDAY and SUNDAY
504.5 Jasmine · Corona del Mar 2 Bd Condo
Lance Boggs I Lynn Creamer $269,000
341 Pw:h Tree • Upper Newport 8aiy 3 Bd HM
Caro¥i Starr $380,000
501 San Berunlno · Newport Hgb 3 8d HM
Marlene Hassel I Manny Stellno $449,000
508 S.. Berunlno • Newport Hgts 3 Bd HM
Maureen Downey I SatJ Philips $464,900
2118 t.eew.rd • Be,aat. NB 2 Bd HM
Jimmie Jones I~ Nette! $595,000
346 Viii Udo Soud • Udo Isle, NB 4 Bd Hse
Richard Lee I Vkkl Lee $995,000
318 St-. Harbor • Clff Hawn, NB S Bd Hsc
Sally Phillips I Rosette Gndi $999.000
404 Mondng Star· Dowr Shora, NB 4 8d Hsc
Esther Ane I June Adams (LH) $ l, 145, 000
405 Morning Star · Dover Shora, NB 4 8d the
Barbara Tompkins $1,550,000
326 Buena Vllta • Bayhont NB 3 Bd Hse
Lynn Creamer I Austin Daynes $2,199.000
BAIBOAISIAND
Winter and Holiday
RENTALS AVAILABLE
$1200 and up
• 673-6900 •
CUFF HAVEN Panoramic bay & ocean views from
all major rooms of the -villa Regina -. an exquisite 5
bdrm Italian Riviera style home of over 4000 sq ft
w/library & dining. family & morning rooms. Large
yard w/lawn. terraces & spa ·
631·1400.. .. . ... .... . . ................... $1,695.000
CATALINA ISLE'S Hamilton Cove. A 4 bdrm Villa
· w/180' view. 3rd level master w/view bakony. lower lev-
el w/2 guest suites & maid's qrtrs (LH)
631·1400 .. _ ... , . .. . ... . .... .... .. ... $1;495.000
DOVER SHORES Beautifully remodeled 4 bd bayfront
w/spa & large dock. Study. dining. family & breakfast
rooms. most w/water & mtn views.
631-1400. . ... . . . . .................... $1.495 .000
DOVER SHORES "LaRoca-. the fabulous tennis estate
on over 112 acrl' w/tranquil back bay. mtn & city light
6~si·l~00.1.~~~~~ •.. ~r~ ... ~.~1~.~.~'. .•. ~~~~ •.. ~~S11 .fg9~00o
BIG CANYON 3 bdrm golf course estate w/ tranquil
views. Master w/ seating area, frg country kitchen. din·
~i\:~~ .r~~.~.~~~-f.~~ .. ~~~.~~~i~~.".$1.650.000
NORTH LAGUNA Magnificent 3 sty 4 bd contempo-
rary w/180' ocean vus built by owner architect. Over
5000 sg ·ft w/dlning. family & game rooms
631·1400 . .. . . .. . ... ... . .. $1.895.000
LAGUNrTA 4 bdrm oceanfront ho me of over-4-000 sq
ft w/dinlng & family rooms & private beach access in
gated Laguna enclave o f custom homes
631·1400 .. . . .. ...... 2.200.000
11fREE ARCH BAV. Laguna Beautiful remodeled 4 bd
traditional OC@flfront w/fab vu Hrdwd Ors. beamed ceil·
lngs. dbl_ paned windows & 4 frplces
631·1400 . . $2.795.000
HARBOR RIDGE Former design house. 6 bd. superb
quality w/fabulous ocean vus Stone extenor wi den.
library. ~ & 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 grounds
w/frlvate s tocked pond. stream & waterfall
63 ·1400. .. . . . ... . $3.250.000
lAGUNA BEACH a fabulous Mediterranean security
gated oceanfront estate w/stairs to the bea -h. panor·
amk: v't0Ns. guest house & 8 car garage 1he mansion
of approx 10.000 sq ft Include$ fTWlY architectural
antiqu..'s.
631·1400 .............................. $10.800.000
SJ»elolUlng In properfla /or Nie or leaae ... on the M>Gter. .. "ear the uiater ... o"d with a ulew of the &Oater ...
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE BALBOA ISLAND QFFICE
2A3' W COAST HIGHWAY 31! MARIN£AVE. 714~31-1400 714-673-6900 I
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OPEN HOUSES
From one to fo ur p.m.
Sunday Only
1003 No. Bayfront
213 Via Cordova
209Via Nice
1994 Sales
3 Collins Island
510 Via Lido Nord
57 Linda Isle
20 Bay Island
16 Napoli
16 Napoli
807 Via Lido Soud
305 North Star Ln.
121 Via Firenze
50 Linda Isle
$969,000
$749,000
$595,000
Seller
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Buyer
SelJer
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200 Via Genoa Buyer
332 Piazza Lido Seller
332 Piazza Lido
107 Highland
210 Diamond Ave.
225 Via Quito
8 Malibu
215 Via Eboli
28th St. Marina #313
3600 Seabreeze
510 Via Lido Soud
735 Saint James
2300 Margaret
225 Via Koron
2815 Broad
411 Bayhill
713 Narcissus
110 Via Lorca
28th St. Marina #324
1030 Polaris
2056 Ocean Blvd.
807 Muirfield
28th St. Marina #321
28th St. Marina #221
28th St. Marina #221
28th St. Marina #318
28th St. Marina "#312
28th St. Marina #312
309 La Jolla
260 Knox Street
260 Knox Street
389 Princeton
2134 Sabot Cove
In Escrow
XXX Via Lido Soud
930 Mariners
119 Via Yella
XXX Margaret
XXX 25th St.
Buyer
Seifer
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Seller
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3TAT23 ~~~~L~f'tEM ESTA
BILL FEENEY
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS
. EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY AFFILIATE
OF SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY
675-1058 ~ 631-1400
N~wport Beach Es~~
"La Roca· S~i:S~c .6 acres . Ap!L~ . ~ tennis court
Sl,S~~ '
Lido Family Custom
6BR 4.SBA, Fm Rm, tum-key
Across from beach/park, built 1987
51,150,000
Spyglass Family Home
SBR 4.SBA +bonus, X-Jarge view lot
Very private canyon location, pool
5849,000
Lido Isle Lease Option
38R 28A, Fm Rm, imrnacuJate hrn.
525,000 moves you \nl, 40' Jot, lge patio
$595,000
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Contemporary Bayfront
4BR 4BA + Fm rm, remodeled home
Lg. Dock, 3 Car Gar, Gourmet kitchen
$1,495,000
Lido Isle Payfront Bargain!
Triplex, easy to convert to single fam.
Private sandy beach, sunset views!
$999,000 .
Custom Family Home
48R 3.SBA, pool & spa, 5 y:rs. new
Goutn'lrt kitchen, French doors
$549,000
Custom View Family Home
SBR 4.SBA, bay & ocean views
Quiet cuJ-de--sac location
Sl,195,000
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Balboa Island Bayfront
48R 28A owner's unit, + 1 BR apt.
Great Value! large patio, xlnt view
$969,000
Lido Family Home
SBR 2.SBA, Fm Rm, Family Home
Huge sunny patio, 45' lot, French doors
$749,000
Coeta Mesa Triplex
3BR 1.SBA, 2BR lBA, 2BR lBA
<Great opportunity for owner-user!
Sl68,SOO
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Specializbag in properlies /or sale or kase ... on the water ... n~ar the water .•. and with a view of the water ...
ONE OF A KIND!
Fabulous French Brittany
Custom Home
Open House
Sun~ay l:Oato Spm
700 HELIOTROPE
CORONA DEL MAR
• 3 Bedrooms (Study used as 3rd)
• 2.5 Baths
• Master Suite w/Stone Frplc
• Vaulted Ceiling
• Luxurious Bath
• Large Walk-in Closet
• Formal Dining Room
• Large Gourmet Kl tchen
• French Doors
• Spa in Private Rear Patio
• 1 Bdrm Guest Qrts o r
Excellent Income
$749,000
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Sharon McKinnon Diane Cannon
Res 673-4oi] · Res 494-8354
631-1400 x229 631-1400 x235
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ha,.d\.vc..,od pc..,c.ws.
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te ,. suite is \.Vol\d1..•1•fl1lly c1..•n,pl ... •t..• "'ith o sitti1,9 •'•'l'"' ""d a
fit•epla c.e fo .-cozy '-'"'-'"i"'9s. T h... .,,oslc.••· b._1th ho s a
R o"'a " Sl'•'ke•' tu6 with s po j...ts. The l'<-' is o t..C\ditit..,l"lol
libt-C\t'}' Cllstomizcd w ith P1..~,., .. to ceilil\9 s hc..•lvt:>S . The fm"ily
l'oon' has " fl1ll s..-.. vic e 6a1· with l't.•f,.i9 0c'l'Ok•,., ""'d ._, fi,.c..•-
pla ct?. Also, the t'c is a 6uilt-il"I stc?l'<-"O ""d o il' c-.•1,diti .. ,"in9
tht'ou9 ho llt ~ home.
The 9ow·~t kitche n is s tocked wi&. qunlity opplial\Cc.•s.
The c us to n' cabint..y is b •outifully ""c .. -entc?d w'ith Tiffm'y
style 9 la ss t..im. S e t off of the kitchen is a sw'"Y b .. ~akf o~t
ot'c a wi&. v is tas of the bockyo,.d ol"IGI c a"Y"""•'· .....
The e)(te .. io .. of ~ ho me is a s h.-n"i"9 b;.,c k stone e)(te .. il..'l•'
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ea~ ha• lots of c ustott'\ c obil'\ets.
~-~ .S1,.595,000 by llstin9 a9cnt Vic ky Lsof'\9 .
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U•ll VEW-.U $517.-~ l@IJ 38R. 28A. Malibu model, on great location rv greenbell w/
I ocean view. Tum key condition. light & bright. Vacant.
IEMllB.EI unm C1VE cw S551,•
Remodeled 2BR. 2.SBA hm Wt'library-den or 3rd BR added. Li;tl & bri;tl
Walk to Balboa Island, Pavillions. ~ + beach. Canm. pooVspa.
LAVISI TIW•tm LMlli 1545,•
Beautiful 2BR, 2.SBA+den towrilane. Best views 2frpl's gourmel kithen A gated community, special property. Must see.' ' ·
ElHAIT SIA ... CllH SSZt.• . Neutr~I lo~ lbroo~out lhis ~legant 3BR °' .2BR + den, 3BA condo. Beautiful patio atforaing total pnvacy fOf enrertaining.
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•1t.Y WCIUB IU llUlll Cllll $525,•
Ideal f~ social izing & entartalnilJ. ?BR widen or 38R. 38AcondtminilJ'O.
Magnihce~t •~ gard&ns, l'rpl in living rm + mstr BR. Comm. pool,
spas, tennis crts & clulllouse. Exquisite. •
SEA ISi.Aii Cllll WMEWS $411,•
Fabulous sunsets & bay views are yours from this condo in exclusive Sea
Island. ~r will consider lse/opl
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IBTllY • u•11 VIEW!!_,_
Ellceptionil 4BR hm in phase 3 of Halbor VW!w. A stunning remodel large
yard & close to shops & ~ranlS makes flis a great ~nityill
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Great view, new hm in Montserrat 38R. 2.5M. prMle courtyard entrara .
• Gated comm .• French doors. air cond. Seller waMs sold now!
UlllST PIM• IAYVIEW TmACI '421.• Family rm. gourmet kit:hen ~ rm. Mslr Im adjlcenl sitting rm.
Canm. pool, sec. ga• within •ing cUlnl to bldlbay.
... llT .-n ..... ., ... r.;Jiiil~ Im chalm, pefSGlri & c:omtort. Ak1M>St MfYf\ing ~ 3-c. gllagL 38R, llwiting pool & patio.
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F!rst noor mstr suil!, hardwood flooring, air.. 38R, 2.5M. Galed convnu-
nity.
Clll fWT 1m cumn san.•
3BR. 2.SBA, mitt condition, roof top deck. w/ocean view. F11nch doors.
malble mstr bllt Sharp!! .. , .............. 1.-.... .
. ~New ~ in Corona def Mar in final s1.s of canple--
lion. 1 sold, 3 available. 3 blocks IO beach, ocean view decks, 2 & 3BR. ~rox. 1200 -1 ~sq fl Greal localion! $365,000 -~.000
llMAITIC CllAIM!U $351,SOI
SJmplislic beauty+ charm define #l~~raded hm, lush gardens, gourmet
k1'11en. Pe'*I front & rear }lards. #!is property simply romantic. , .............. .
1 slOly, 38R. 28A. liitJt & bri;tl locally redone. kithen, baft Plantation stl.I~ ~n lina.d windows, hql quality retailling wall. New roof, air
cond11ionmg & rw I~ fixturl
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T"'· noor~n & lido ctwlnel views! 2 mSlr SJitlls, skyti;tts +high
cahngs. . 91nnls. pools & spa.
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Frerdl doofs, let ber. bMled wfncbr in mstr BA. Lots more! ... ...._.,..
~ CISTA MESA S214.•
Sootiwestem styling. Hardwood nrs. 4BR. 3 V2fds, ner kithen new ba•· Quiet lamily neigt1>omood. ,_ ' ·~·
I. CUST METii • IAll IWIBll 1%71,•
Hane & incane! 38R, 2.58A. yard, 2-<:ar garage each! 2 l•ge hms w/onty ._,.
1 commonwall -17 yrs new.2sloly. -·-
IUPlD STYLI . -Lm 1%71,• 411 ......
This large 6BR (3200 sq It) hm on 1/4 acre lot Gu for 2 WT!illes &
gardeners. Can Mn add accessory apament • ••
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2~. 28A, lop floor condo wtvauhed ceilings, ocean & canyon ~ew. Patio
pnva• beach aa:ess. 2-car garage. '
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~~y 1 sloly l'ln In quiet inside loop location. 28R, den. dilling rm. eal-m k1k:l*l. NC. 2-at ga11ge & much men.
. •••1111UC1a11a.-.1121.• This38R. 2.58A unit is WI lnlinlliraS. Formal dining nn~ rm
in klttwn b smlll llbll & chlifs. MS BA ha •-In dcmt + sllyli;it in ma BA. Hpl, • 1111 & llld\ ......
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a unm ft1.A M.•.• (£&Jon wtlitl ~ b.tleS wNtttws of fie jelly+ pavillion. An ~llsidlloce done in 1 timetess design. Entry cwrtyard.
• ---..r•CAIEIS..SSl-411.• · ~t::-1 '°mind Ile living 1rea Iran lhe tree framed dd on e. bk'9 to 1 Vfl'f ~lal !ICluded cove. 48R. 4.58A, 41h BR could
be ado Of olfice wlpriYate Sllry.
111•1m .,._a.•.• Scllcill Cap Cod tradition, spedlCular main channel location. affording .,_-.s ot Ile bay & Nftipott Hlrt>or. 48R ~ w/priva'9 BA+•·
mlids rm. w.front living It its best!
llT ,_RTY • llE IAYU U,•,m A~ lcation for llis ~ront hm in privam area d Bmide Pla:e.
In a pa. pdc;t CCM w/in3')inng wamr views+ pier+ slip. Easiest yajlt a.a ID oc:tan. , ......... ., .•. -
• \ Wandlfful ~ SBR, 5.SBA hm w/a+J.. OcMI.
lwtxw & Jiiiy & bllchfront Views to Palos Verdes.
~---UCifiilUL mTIM llME S1 ,5t5,• lW@+~ity litas. bay+ ocean views. Quality workmanship through-...,.tlll:IJ doofs, mc1lldings. 3 frpl's. 4-cat spaces, garage wllots d
custom cabinets. SBR. 4.5BA. long driYl!Way + ~ m()(8.
ra.. • uYF111T nwan 11 ,•.• A~ price redldion mills ttis hm in Ca mat ion Cove an eat lent i~.Priwtepier+slip,bllch&Yiews.Sellersal'9r«eptivetootters. ......... ., .•. -..
SlJnnlng Cllmia con~ custom hm in llis gated comm. Ocea.V
city llas Nin. lmpeccatH CJJl)1ty tlroughout 4BR, 3.SBA. pool & spa.
GcUmers kithen, eteglnl mstr suill. open en•rtaiMlent llU. Call ID see!
.. unm. •••1111 S1.•.• ........, nditionll CUSbn hm on desirable loC in lhis gaild comm. Lois ot Ulld brick. This 2 smry, 4BR hm w/den & f.nily nn otters great lamily
!Mng. l.lrgl llmUy nn qien.s onto .anda & beautiltlly ~nted masler
n11111s NS vi• Im one lo •·
... lma $1,2115,• ~ional pancnnic ~Harbor views. Lois of boating i*li'T'tilliltiking sunset & city h~ls views. Walking dislance lo
Blbll lstand. 48R, 38A incl.,.,._. pst qtrs. --,
---, ....... ~ ...... $1,271,• (ti 1111)Local9d in ,.wonderful~ of lrvlnB Term, flis ~ J8A hm hlS I flbulous VleW ol Harl>of, ocean & Cllalina.
Vailted c.ilings, COl*"'POfllY style. gourmet ki~ Air.. sec. sys. Luge lot.
W11W••-umce•1mvs1,m.-s0Jnning a'*>m hm toe. in Hart>or Hill. Pall0f3llllc OC811l, Cllalina &
,._,,... C.. vllws. e.utiful mt1tti-IMI outdoor aiu w/pool, J1cuzzi &
• blr. Sia-elf.ft.tit kittlen elllllflt IMng nn wlsolri~ ceiling, mslJ
SIJi'9 wlsaN. m1ny bO-ins. lndOOf \ outdoOf sound systam. Clfl to •·
ca.1--ICUl--$1,1•• --Uppild Qisbn hmwAleUJ\11 pool, JBR, din, IWk~. iiiiii"'"""" brgl lat. 3-<* ginge.
IUl'IRL Ctr I A ICUIRllT $1,Ml,m °" .. lll&fll This ........ Im &nibllNttld.., 14) & .,. ..
...... Cullity CClftliucllon & -itils, '
...... 1'M.D$1,1 ..... Pr.-•• CGlldloft. ~ ~ 111111. 180 _ ... ,. ........ .
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2 hemes; 48R. 4 lJll BA llCh! ~ llall parcels .. Tennis cooo & mtdl men.
6-ar garage & belutiful nowers ' lruit trees.
CAMH_,'95,• ( tt 1111) Cameo Shores ocean Yiew pool home. Prlde ot owrl?rship.
C'Wld ti"3 Of 48R .
.---,.;;;IAr,;;YfMIT....,, CIPBIElaAIJWBmEITIM. ..... r (ti'iti11ot IR>fOX. SO x 199 In lhe heart ot Caniwy Village. lrdudes
ftOif&diTrwnp. Permit lor ner dock construction to aceanodale 2 large
¥mllls. Will consider trade W/mte cash. seller pnal fin. Mil
IHT•T• ·-·SIM,• ConlemP«MY remodeled, light & tright hm. Felllring a combination
family & mecfta rm. LocallPJd on main cllanrl?I w(l. boat docks .
JlllU llCI IPICJACaAI -·-4BR, 3BA + saJdy at Turtle Rock Crest. lBIWA downw/spectacular view.
Naltral dee«. Owner will deal!
•CHIT 11A911 ITllY .. ,•
4BR. 2.SBA. IJllll ~. Unallachld 1 story, ~Ml light li¥ing aIN, 3
frpl's, slate c{fle ail gourmet kithen. Low ma1nt landnpe.
PIEST11 ... CltU COVE SllS,• Don l let lhis price deter you and your buyers. Owner is a seller. Wa~ to the
beilch loon lttis JBR. 2 stoiy hm. Attached 2~ garage w/addditional
patting +-elevator. Property IS also IOf lease or lease option.
SEAVIEW CISTIM IOME Sl75,•
Only one of flree custom homes. 4BR. country kithen, beautilul park-like
setting on almost 1fl. acre. Ocean view. Call lot more info.
IAI llA lllAll • 01 Wl&E LIT $151,000
SlJMinj ~ story lvn -chann, wannlh, open beam ceilings. Priva• pltio.
Mstr w/trpl down -corMrt spec rm to 2nd mstrt 28R. 1BA14». Mooh mOfe!
IB.Cl•T BHAICE ..... ISO
Prime quality craftsmanship, Sl418rbly decoramd city light view. Silting
room off IT\IS~r sui• for d~iminating buyers.
IAll• VIEW-.U Sl3'• ~.r!~~=:x=~·ft=~:s~:a~~n: kMly upgrades.
..... ... • ... lfflCEJ $711,000
~rox. 3 yrs new Medimrrnan NM\m db gu lor car collector.
~rox. lfl. acre d land zoned R-1 equestrian. Enclosed parking !or 12cars.
~ 4.58A. 5-\11 Ana HeigtU. .
IJllllll• CW· ICUI VIEW! $715,•
Cus~ Belcourt Hill (Pian •). 2 mstr suites. 3.5BA. 3 frpl's. Boti walk-in
clo311s ar:a bedroom s121. LOlded w/extras & security sysiem.
_np11•• NW IUITifll.-$711.-(jiaUFrom Pelican Hiiis & Catalina Isle to Palos Verdes. •BR. JBA.
ner carpet+ paint Community Spyglass Ridge
JIW81• _,ems£ VIEWS $751,-.
Ma!Jiificent38R. 48A.condowf.klr gatlGI. mefto-ing design betMen
living rm. dining rm & den. Frpl in mslJ & den. Gd gt comm w}utra.s.
IAYflllJ -S725,• LCMlyllrger4BR+-olfice,2.75M.Large~nt&ki~
all 'fl/Wt viMs. LMge lol 3-cs PllllJ8 + .
.,.. ... -.u ms.• cw:Jilil ~ amomilld 481\ 48A Im w/pool-silld yatd. ~-1~ mm 1a1 .,_ ••1•111111M1
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Scmerset. SBR. 3BA. SilUallPJd on extra llrge lot nm to greenbelt. bring
kids! Mexican pavers. 2 hpl's. Country Freoch decor. Comm pool+ spa.
UUOI VIEW llflEDET Slll,•
Beautifully remodeled SBR + 38A hm in mlent tnily area. Remodeled
kilthen, baltls. wood noors, French dOO<S & much more.
ca.t.iutlllll IAI •A aMI Sl71,•
48R, 2 SBA, wonderful 1.4>Qrades.Hrdwdflrs, pNt spa & bit-in BBQ. OutdOOf
patio lighting Custan stained glass door Sec.sys. Priced below market
UUll-ISTATU $131,•
3BR. 2.58A condo in gated Hatbor Rjdoe Estlles VtAY lush landscaping,
quiet & pnvale location on end of cul-de-sac.
• CountryckJblilestyle nrlhe beach. ExCJJisill38R, JBA Of 2BR +den condo .
Furniture nego~e. Gd-gt canmunity. ·
IET1a • STYU SSIS,• To this IOYely one lewl hm on te Newport Beach Country Club goll course.
A sea island lreasumwfl. tennis crts & 3 pools. Relax lo~~ conlent.
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Beautiful upgrided condo. 2BR. den, OYerlooking gon course Grtat locl-
tion vaulEd hiah cellino.s
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48R. 2.S8A. wondrilt upgrade. HardMlod nrs. PIM" spa & bit-in 800. ~ Pltio 1-ng.
CusDn s&Jined glass door. Sec.sys. Prk:ed ID 31111
llCM! Priced below rndet.
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24 HouR AJ.J0tto DESCRIPTION OF Au PROPERTIES IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT
GREAT BUYS ON GREAT HOMES
DEFINITION OF A GREAT DEAL: In 1994, the
average sales price in Newport Beach is $564,000 ($266.67/sq. ft.).
The homes listed below are all priced at less than $185 .20/sq. ~····
That's a Great Deal!
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S111.-48R. 2.58A. woncleBJI upgrades. HardMJod nrs. priva•• & bit-in B~. Outdoor PlliO ligtmng.
CUsilm uned glass door. Sec.sys. Priced to 3111
now! Priced below mar1let.
$514,_,
Custom total RE-DO 48R/38A plus bonus. Huge
Bricll Patio for enllrtaining. NEWwhi• paint in/rut
till carpet & MORE. Lill & Brill. 88' lronlage. Piek
VIEW. Beautiful. Must see!!
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GREAT BUYS ON GREAT HOMES
DEFINITION OF A GREAT DEAL: In 1994, the
average sales price in Newport Beach is $564,000 ($266.67/sq. ft.).
The homes listed below are all priced at less than $185.20/sq. ft ....
That's a Great Deal!
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on elegant 24 hour guord-goted atmosphere wflh pools,
spas. ~nls, lakes. woterfolls and lush lond~ng. My list·
• lngs ore priced from $4M,OOO • $790, . Fabulous
upgrades and extras within each luxury home 0... ·~ aWe/uf"llw..d.
3BR, 31/2BA al 1 lewl (no stairW w/\lldled cdlngs.
Great views. Priced to set at sas•
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Buyers & Sellers in the
following Areas in 1994:
* Newport Beach
-Sea Island
-Westcllff
-Harbor Highlands
-Bonnie Bay Highlands
-Ba•,.,,W'V'll-
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Light & bright remo-
deled 2BR + den or
3BR. 38A condo.
Private patio. Great
Value at
$519.500
F•..._Loc..._
Upper condo • Vaulted
ceilings. CNerlooklng
NBCC GolJ Course.
Enjoy BackBay. Ocean
Views from front P<)rch.
Furnishings negotiable.
$5'9,000
Plctme Perfect ..........
Orient.al gardens
w/sunken conversation
& fire pit plus waterfalls
surround this elegant
2BR + de.n or 3BR. 3BA
condo. Must see! Highly
motivated seller!!
$525.000
Fabulous Townhome.
3BR, 48A, 3 car garage.
Tremendous Golf course
location. Luxury master
suite w/marble baths ..
$750. ..
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Magnificent sunsets &
Back Bay views are yours
from this iBR + den or
3BR. 3BA condo w/large
yard & patio. Seller says
bring offers. Reduced from
.$1U,OOI' $414,000
f t:l'
Superb Furnishings and a
great floor plan p\ake this
a wonderful value. 38R,
3.5BA + morning room
off kitchen. Areplace In
master BR & LR. Wrap
around patio.
* Corona del Mar
*Costa Mesa
*Irvine * Foothills Ranch
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Year to clatel 994
VIEWHOMBS
r anoramk t)\.'.Ufl and hubor \iCW from this Qcc;in
&oukvard custom home karuring SBR/5%BA. 4,000+
sq.ft . $1,995,000
Brcuhtalling 180 \IC\\ of the Newport H;ubor, the:
ChJtm el, JCll}, P.i\1lion and m:c.in . 4BR/3BA.
Rcmodd or bmld drc.im home:! $1,295,000
MELINDA
729-7251
MARTY
729-7252
r opular Dcauvillc modd with wonderful canynn \ 1c\\
and night lights. Br.ind new home: with gated cnrry.
Lo,:at.cd in Mo ntscrrJt in the Newport Ridge area.
3RR/2.5BA Air condinoning! 19 A'ignon $465,000
LEASES.
lkauufiil h.i\ \le\\ 1..ond11 111 C hJtmcl R,·c:t m,·rlo<•km~
NC\\ port H.irbor 1t ... .i1cd by C hm.i { oq; l Kn .:! RA.
1..mtom upgr.idc~.
$2250/MONTH
hor,·d 1t1' bbulou) 1..u,tom 48 R home k,.,.itcd on
C.all~OO • \\1lh OCl.'..111 \icws, P n \.itC tk·.a..h .ICl..C"
$5,000/MONTH
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729-7231
721-4120
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Beverly White -v~ Q~ Sk~
.11Premier Properties in Cameo Shores"
Overlooking a Beautiful ocean views
secluded cove in . are seen from the
Cameo Shorts with spacious rooms of this
terraced gar<kns and lovely home. Open
steps to the bea~h is floor/Ian surrounding
this well designtd 4 use brick patio with
bfdroom, 4 1 /2 bath solar he.1ted pool. The
home with laf8e private pool is
iamily room or den surrounded by ustd ~~and formal dining. brick ckck with m Rmlodfled in 1987, colorful fl~rs and
this comfortable plants. This rtnovattd ho~ features high home has 3 bfdrooms
c=-.1 ceilings, wood floors, plus a large den,
------~~lighting. library, or QUtSt room. ~-=:::::;__---. -
private master suite, and mockm kitchen. A Nnv kitcfwn, Pella Fren<h doors and windows.
separate 4th bfdroom could be maid's quarters, Zontd htating with air purifitr. Extra large lot
artist studio, or office with private entrance. A with rost garden and play areas. 3 car garage.
spacious entry courtyard is lushly landsc.aptd for Entry courtyard with electric gate. Private access
entutaining around a lovely pool. 3 car gara~. to 4 beacha. Offeml at $3,495,000 .. _______________ ___;:::0ff;..;..;.;:;.ettd. at $1, 195,000.
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24 Hour Hotline
presents
18 Harbor Island Dr.
1627 ~COVE ClllCIE
Prestigious gated community with golf course, ocean,
harbor and city light views. 4BR, 2.5BA, plus large den.
New carpet and paint. Beautiful garden and patios. 3 car
garage. Cul-de-sac street. Hotline Code 7010
$729.000
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A Baysick Villa with whik
sandy beaches affording
~tntaking views of the jd-
ty entrance, ocean and histor-
ic Balboa ·pavilion". This out-
standing home inspired by
the finnt of aaftsmanship is
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mninlsm1t of a truly timdas design. Enter with us thfouth a
IUmlftlk and chamUnl court)Wd to a rnltl"ifkmt ba~ mi-
dau. Offeml .. $4,911,000. '
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CAIEO HIGHLAN08
Expansive 48R, 4.58A
entertainment oriented home
on 14,000 sq.ft. lot .. Sea lded
pool, indoor spa 34 French
doors, 15 skylights, plus
COSTAllESA
Sprawtlng elegant 48R plus
2 upgraded BA. Areplaces
In living room & family room,
formal dining room & kit
nook. Covered patio, spa.
Near So. Coast Plaza.
$274900
CORONA DEL MAR
So. of the hwy duplex In mint
condition. 42 x 118 lot with
huge park·llke yard between
main res. and unit. One of
the prettiest streets in the
village.
WIMBLEDON YIU.AGE
Prestigious comm. Beauti-
fully decorated 38R home.
New carpet TIO. Custom
oak flmg. Atrium opens to
MBA, fam. rm. & liv. rm.
Comm tennis, pool & spa.
$259000
CORONA DEL MAR
Dramatic near-new condo.
38R suites. fnnl OR, fam rm,
fab kit. Untque side by side
design w/lg frt patio, roof
deck. 2 car gar. wlboat door
to side patio. Shutters TIO.
95000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
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CAIEO tMHLANDI
180 degree ocean view from
tNs •.1eny Harris. muter-
pjece. 48R 48A offers finest
design & amenities. Access
to 4 private ~.
$1,270,000
BALBOA Ill.AM>
Beautiful conage "k>ok" has
sumy remod. kit., French
doors, gorgeous hardwood
ftoors. 28R + loft BR, 2 ful
BA. New bOc:tt patio.
2'hcargar.
$529,000
BAYRIOGE
Bank owned. Roomy 38R, 2
BA Cape Cod style 2 story
townhome. Great kitchen
w/microwave & compector,
central air, intercom.
shutters. Nice.
$249500
BALBOA ISLAND
Mint condition duplex. Main
res. 2BR, large living room
with brick fireplace. Beautiful
patio separate units. 2BR
apt. with private entrance
BALBOA ISl.AHO
Duplex In a great IOcation.
Pretty brick patio leads to
spacious 28R main res.
wlbeam oeiling & fplc. 1 BR
apt w/prlv entrance. P&ans
for 2 StOty remodel!
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714-640-2500
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NEW LISTING
TUSTIN RANCH · 4BR., 4.SBA, 2 siory
family horn'-' w /formal dining, huge family
room. Nl'Jr Twtin M arket Pb cc:. A\'aib blc
t\irnished or unt\irnisbcd.
FOR LEASE $2,6SOMO.
+ Custom Homes
BIG CANYON · M agmfic.:1.·nt custom
home built & dcMgncd h\' Fari Int. O H-r
6000 \q ti of the finl''' niJtcriJk Lonrcd
1111 J IJrgc lot mer 22,000 ,q. ti. 48R
'uite~. mcd1J room, ti.1rmJI d1nins. You
musr \cc to .ippl'\:c1are. Pn\'atc pcK>I.
THIS IS A VALUE AT... $2,495,000
LINDA ISLE o,erlook.intt the tranquil
bJy, th1\ McduerrJneJn q(IJ h.l\ 4 BR suites,
large form.ii liqng n>om, Jmmg room plus
mJid quJr!cr' M:iin room~ Jrc on tht: WJ!cr
making J 'Jlel !Jcular ,t.1tcme111. Buil t by Fari
Im. llm 1' the ulomarc: home. $4,500,000
BELCOURT · Med11nrJ11cJ11 mansion
with 1K.c.m & ciry hghr \IC\\\. SBR .i.uitcs,
hbrJry. t:imih-room & den Lush rmpil'JI
ground'"/" Jtl·rfall, & spJ · $3,950,000
RITZ COVE Ruildcr' McdircrrJneJn
mJ\terp1nc \\/full oceJll \tc\\\. 4BR suites,
b"'nl, llflllC & thcJtr1.· Pn\JIC poo(
$2,995,000
HARBOR RIDGE · ReJ11t1 ful Jll \\<lute
, 1111n11pnr.11' di''"'" h11m1.· '\pJ'r<" 5.000
,,111 '' .JBH. lib1.irv c\er1.1,e ronm,
\\ J'll\ lll pn<tl. 'I'' 1nJ \(lll\l 11'C.111 \IC\\\
$1,995,000
MISSION V l f.JO · bb11l11u, l11cu1on
'"'" l.il..l J1t d n11111111J111 \ll''"' rn,.ite
l•cJ,h , guard ~Jt cd u 1111 111111111 ~ 1 4BR,
3 SRA "/hb1 ar\ I h1 cl· lircplJ'"c'. pool
\\/\\J'tl·rfJll .111J 'P.11 Rcau11folly .ippo11111:d
\\ /nurbk and hJrd" c ><i<l floor\ Jll~t need)
J little TL . Rcdm.l'd $589,000
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BBLOOURT · One of rhc most prc~risi<>u'
guard gated arc,is m Newport. 38R auachcJ'
home locJh:d on J large cornn lot
surroundt:d by lmtrlJndscaping & running
stream~ \\ /Koi ponds. Bc.1uriful -marble~.
mirrors & t.:lt<>tom lighnng 8 ES-'l" 1\UY IN
BELCOURT! $895,000
BIG CANYON · LOWEST PRICED JN
AREA!! 28R plu\ den wirh J whole new
look, new paint, C21'J>4:t & cntr}' tile, l.1rgc
corner Im and all on one k'l·d $529,000
NEWPORT'S BACK BAY · Cu~rom
comgc an J pri\Jrc cnrn1:r of the world \\1th
2BR. 2BA Llrgc mmcr )llitc ,,/fircpl.Kc
All 1h:w JppliancC\ & roof. L:lrgc lot 11r golf.
hon..: rr.uk & 1h1.· f\J1.k 8;iy. $325,000
THE BLUFFS Unbdic\'ablc Back 8;w new~ from thi' front line, 2BR., 28A rnndt;.
V1 cw\ from mJ~tcr sum:, kitchen. d111111g
room & linng room'!! SELLER AYS
SELL NOW!' $31 7,900
EASTBLUFF · Gnrgwu~ 4RR single fanuly
home An enteruiner\ dre;im 1.omc rrue
w1rh lu~h rmp!'-.tl courtyJrd entry Jnd K111
pond, re~>n srylt: bJl'k yard \\ith pool, \p.i &
wcr bu $599,000 + Newport Crest
SHOWBIZ CBLBBIUTY OWNED
DrJJlutil' '>1111!-k Ind tmrnhume. 2 bdrm, 2
bath, remodeled k1t..hcn \\irh nc\\ u binct\
& nc\\ Jpph.tnc..·,, upgrJded tik Rc.aucif\11 har~ood t1oo~. ciMom book helve,, 3 bl~ tu beach, lots of P'LJL._Only $2}9,000
SATURDAY
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NEWPORT CREST 8 cJ1111ful 2 BR,
2.SBA 111wnho mc mrh fJbulom grcenbdt
lucJti•>n. On!) 3 bl<x~ w thl' hc.1ch'!
ABSOLUTE STEAL Sl 99,900
LOOKING FOR A FA T E ~CROWH
3BR., 2 .SBA tu\\11h11nw "uh e.it 111 k.it chcn.
dramJtic mJSrcr 'uuc with 1 ituhed .. ethn~'
fi replace newly pa111tcd $227,000
OCEAN VIEW · Dr.imJt1\. 3BR. 3BA •
rctr1:.1t wwnhorne. cu~tom decor \\/h.ird
wood floor., fircplJl'e , wet bar & \J1thed
ceilings F.ibulous end loc.mon JU\t 3 Mod .. ,
ro beach. $254,000
+ Irvine
TUB.TLE ROCK TREASUR..B -3BR,
2BA col\' dct.1chcd h11m1: with 1111:c )'.ird &
.itnum Home fc.uurcs J ch.irn1mg fireplace
in lh·ing mom, "1x>d hurter\ & 1 2 ) car
new roof. Great loc.u ion. No Mello Roos
$313,900
IRVINE I .u~l:•l model 11\ !ht" trJ\.l -
Pnme rnd unit kcl' likl· J d.:1JdwJ h11mc 3
l.irgc h._.Jruom,, 25BA, l.111111\' Mflnl, ti1rmJI
J111111e,. h 1ghl) upt;rJJeJ k1td1en "/111. \\
;tppli.i111.c,, 'Jultcd l'c1hng, JnJ .1 "'Jn.I 11e"
!'()()[ No M.dk1 Rom 11 Dnn't \\Jll'
$189,000
LR.VINE POPULAR RANCHO ~AN
JOAQUIN trmnhumc O.cr lXOO ,q fi
with 38R JnJ .1 grc.it lo ... 111nn O\crluuk.ms
the p.irk. Ver • pri\.itc l\1lh .ur londh1<m111g,
)(1(ar hc.u, <'·'k p1nehng. c\li. storJgc Jnd
built in shchc:" & ~;ibinct' . $2951000
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+ Other Areas
MISSION VIEJO • Lu-.est pntt:d l'.'011J11
111 R.idgcmont Pcl'fl°\:t fi_ir first rime bu\' ""
l..irgl end unn 2 nl.l\tcr 'lllll" bur CJll c.1'111
be ,omcrted b;i-.k 111 \tlld~ or nur<.cry. l ,.1r
g.1r;tttl' " l.iundn $165.SOO
CORONA DBL MAR lH ·1 PRICED
D LIPLl-'\ IN CDM Un:Jt .. urnn lc>l.mnn
\\llh 2 bcdrnPm~. l b.ith ph" ,1 I BR & I BA
U111t t Jlll.l\11( bu~· fur tuture dcn·l,1pn1Cnr or
c11111mucd n:nt.il propcrt) \clll'r '' moll\ .lt1.·J
8. hJ' fi1unJ .innther11 $329,000
C OM tngl"h 'l\k t11\\nh11m.: "/2RR,
1 RA. lir1.·pl.i.:c.:, \\ c1 !:>Jr & lll'l minute\ w the
~.i, h ,h11pp111g S. tine dmmg $295,000
LAGUNA BEAC H · l\111IJa-; 11•1" A,r''"
tmm the \.lnd Full '' hn\' \\ .itcr lll.CJll &
\Ull\el \IC\\' $275,000
MONARC H BEACH · 3BR mglc bm11\
hume on J large .:orncr lot. GuJrd gated
rnmmun1ty $299,500
LAGUNA HILLS · 3BR w ndo "1th huge
cn.:lu~d prh .uc ) .ird ncJr wild crnc" bike
trJil Apprt1\ 1,200 'q ft Ne.it & de.in
read) w mn\'c into H urrr J ,r 11me burc,..,,
\\c "ill \\ork \\1-th vou !-HA & VA
$109,900
SOUTH COAST METRO · Upper end
umt "/11)\ cly {Uric. \le\\ Sc .. uni'\' g.itcd
\\/comm pool & ~p.1. $106,900 +
FOR LEASE
Big Canyoo 3BR S2,6SO.Mo
Caw dd Mar 281 2,500.Mo
Nc-iiort Crm 4-Bll 1.850.Mo
MOIWdi Bacil 3BR 1,690.Mo
l'CJ -lninc 2Bl I.ISO.Mo
lnint l!R 800.Mo
HOREC LJFF HR\ r ~IO N 1 H
Rl-Nl 1c; I RH·'" 11 rcntc:J lw 12 1 19 4
~r;\,1011, ~RR .:!K . .\ h"m'" 1111 larp: ,nrncr
Int HuJ"'".J floor ... & -.1m1: uu,tft "'"I
\V.ilk ro bcJ,h" $2,950.Mo
O PEN SAT /SUN 12:30 4
303 Driftwood
B YRIDGE
FURNISHED · Th"" !x.i1111llll" BcH·lcd
rrurn1rcd dining t11om \\.&II,, 2 ll\.l\ter ulle\,
lircplJcc, 1tk cntrv, plJnt.u1on shutter,,
c.uhcdral ceilings & i ,.ir a11.tehcd g.ir.11gc
$2195 MO
. SUNDAY
NC\vporr Bca1:h
Big Canyon
Newport Crest
Comm dcl Mar
2957 Corte r onofino 5539,000
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
20 Rue Gr.and Duc.d $529,000
Shiu Big C.anyon
TUrtk l\Ock
Newport Jkxh J. P-almcr NcwPon81 Crnt
20 Burning Tree $2,495,000 19511 Sima Mi;J $313,900
2515 lblnboo $599,000
101 c.olumbia $229,000
LVaicnrine
T. HiJJ
8.Dhon
8 .Chambcrs
2 EncOfe Ct. $199,000
303 Driftwood 12:30-4 Sl,950/mo.
ForBi
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G.Cumminp Cor.na dd Mar
Gau CJanncc. call
503 Awe.~ $317,900
710 M.pacritc $ll9 ,000
CNBm,~JIGO
V. Sastoo
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REAL ESTATE 101
Buying or selling a home with the aid of a Realtor is no
guaran~ that the ~nd re.suit ~vill measure up to all your
expectanons. Working with a Realtor is not for everyone, yet
the ef!lployment of. a good Realtor backed by a finn with ex~nence and a highly respected reputation can minimize
unforeseeables and enormous emotional and fina ncial risks .
O~n you he~r a million different thin.gs about what a Realtor
will do, won t do and may do. Invesugating a firm's
reputation th!o~gh its cµem ele is the best way to find out the
finn's real m15s1on and if they adhere to ethical and solid
principles. absolute essentialS for creating trusted real estate
transactions. ·
Select a Realtor who you like , trust and res~ct and then take
heed to their advise and counseling. Benefit by their ~xperience in the specific neighborhood in whlch you have
interests.
We ask that you look around and compare our earned
reputation established since 1975. Consult with our clients
and inquire as to how we've scored and for their reasons as
to why we're still around.
You may not choose us for your next transaction, but at least
you'll khow the difference and what constitutes talent,
expertise and superior service. And, if you do purchase or sell
a fiome through "Roger's Realty. you can expect the best
possible counseling aRd service around.
And :xes, we can render information and/or represent you
regarding nearly every listing advertised in this publication .
Roger ~cKinnon
CATALINA&. PAVILION VIEWS embraced by Monterey Pines. 4 bdrms.
4 .5 baths, 4-car garage all nestled in a serene neighborhood of old CdM. $998, 700
TRULY TRADmONAL with all.the right fabrics anbd decorator applmts. Sep-
arate guest house and used brick patio. Foot steps to Cdm bchs ......... $1,295,000
WEARY SELLER RELOCATING every offer considered cozy frp~ct;.
wtopen beams in owners unit & a 2 bdrm rental. Wide lot & near beach .. $649,500
OCEAN BLVD, VWS GALORE and never a worry about someone building
to obstruct rhe sweeping while wtr vws. Extra wide IOl wig.st house ..... $1,295,000
FOUNDATION UP, RESTORATION wt all the right stuff including a rental
income unit to booc. Great curb appeal and just reaJisrically reduced ...... $599,000
A" 10" COM LOCATION just foot steps away to shopping. yet closer to the
pool & patio.Available on your terms anywhere from zero down & up .... $189,900
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED rown homes south of PCH with completion date cl
1195 with plenty of time for choosing colors .......................... From $425 ,000
CdM VILLAGE recently built Cape Cod style with wood burning fireplace, garden
patio & double car garage ......................................................... $419,500
SQUEAKY CLEAN 3 bedroom/3 balh town home near beach w/ocean view
roof garden and close to shopping too ........................................... $429,500
OCEAN FRONT HOME and guest hou~ wilh lush gardens, pool. crashing
waves, and a very sexy beach bdow ......................................... $2,495,000
BUILDABLE BLUFF LOT with bay & ocean views and never a worry over
someone building belwttn you &. the blue Pacific. Plans approved ......... $999,000
GATE GOARDED/OCN VIEW lots w/emerakl green waves cur1lnj ~n the
sand. S«llmct behind elepndy buill wrought iron ~ enaance. From '450.000
SATURDAY, November 12, 1994 /PAGE ~5
This beautiful Mediterranean Villa Is for those who seek
residential environment of natural beauty. A living
experience without equal In So. Calif. Located on the
beautiful Bay of Unda Isle In Newport Beach, complete
w/large dock with 2 side ties. Tl1is new 4BR. 4 % BA home
wlll be yours to enjoy the year round In the privacy of this
guard-gated community. This home ls perfection. Owner will
consider different forms of creative ~-
$ 4, 500, 000
Marie Denny
760-8784
16 Years Real Estate
As Top Selling Agent
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I 1, l l 1 · I 1, i I I " !'leu:port Beach
Langfo_.d welcomed
at Coldwell Banker
Newport . Beach
Chuck Neubauer
branch manager of
Coldwell Banker Newport
Beach. announced the
add1t1on of Chnsty
Langford to the staff
A Cal1fom1a real estate
broker. Langford has more
than 20 years experience
in real estate sates.
marketing, financing.
property management,
market research and
rester at ion Most recently
she was manager of
marketing and
merchand1s1ng of a ma1or
real estate builder 1n
Newport Beach
·1 make it happen." she
said. ·1 find the way,
beeause I am ded1eated
to cµstomer service and
corrvnitted to excellence "
In her leisure hours she
enjoys tennis. boating and travel and pursuing her interest in antiques and art.
Call Christy Langford at Coldwell Banker Newport Beac h office. (714) 644~ . ,..
9060. Coldwell Banker has more than 2,200 offices and more than 54.000
sales associates and employees in North America ·
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OLD CORONA DBL KAR
*845,000
• 4BR, 3BA
• Remodeled in '87
• Hardwood noora
•Jacuzzi
•e10,ooo
• l block to ooean
• Overabed lot
• Remodeled 3BR
313P
IRVINE TERRACE
*629,000
• Beai Buy
• 3BR, IBA
•Lite • Brite -RmdJd kitchen
~ • Pn Doak to aooommodate
1 large yacht
• Muter w/two full bath.a
CALL POR DETAJLS
• 4BR. 3.5BA. den, playroom.
spa
• Lg gourmet kitchen wlpantry
• Form dine, fam rm w/wet bar
PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEWS
•LOW700'8
• 4BR, 3BA, form dine
• Library, tam rm w/wet bar
• Hardwood floora, oedar
mOB*300'8
• 4BR, 3BA. tam rm
• Brktut ar.. form llv rm
• Quiet oul-de-uo, ocean
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Was :i-;7.~) 111illiun
Now $:3. ~)~;). 000
31.1531 Peppertree;-San Juan Capt.trano
Welcome to '"The Castle," a custom SIS room num8ion on
4.44 acres bouiing ten bedrooms and UliMeen private
baths and powder rooms. Three of the bedrooms are .
aparbnen~lllte suites with aeparate entranoee which
may be used for the maid. caretaker, and guests. Thia
home &1ao features a formal dining room, breakf.-
room, library, •great room" with fireplaoe, huge bonus
room, living room, family room, subterranean wine
oellar, oftloe, six car garage plus an ad.ditional carport,
and an elevator to all levels. Enjoy superb views of the
ooean, hlll8, valley, and the mission.
• 4BR, IBA
• Ore&t family location
• lieu. Verde
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
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Whether you need co nstruction financing
for an owner-occupied custom home or an
ow11er-occup1ed commercial/industrial
building. look to Liberty National Bank's
apcricnccd team of real estate lenders.
These professionals can offer you a wide
range of financing op1ions with vay
compcuuvc rates and lcnns.
And, we'll g1vt you lhe land of
personalized financing and sc:rvla that
mosl banks Just don'1 provide.
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Realtors in annual
chili cook-off
For the fifth straight year, Waterfront Homes, Inc .. realtors manned a booth to
cool the palettes of Newport Beach's Peninsula Point residents and neighbors at
the annual
Chili Cook-Off.
This popular
event raises
funds for
several
community
projects.
Jill Andrus
and Vicki Lee,
who are
involved in
many
community
organizations
and events.
handed out Waterfront Watermelons to grateful attendees after they sampled a
variety of hot. spicy and gourmet chilies. Andrus and Lee specialize in Peninsula
Point propefties, a charming netghbomood where every home is just steps away
fn>m ellher the ~ or harbor. They have lived on the peninsuta for more than
20 yeara and have been able to translate their enthusiasm for that special
~ llfestyte into ......
Clll • AndrUa end Vlalcl Lee at Waterfront Homes, Inc., (714) 831-1400.
SATURDAY, November 12, 1994./ PAGE 37
n15!!!!!!!~~~~=n NEW PRICE -NEW FINANCING OWNER WllL CARRY @ 8 % FOR
._;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;============::..J
30 YRS. This is an elegant & traditional
4bdrm home w/ Harbor & ocean
VIEWS Epicurean s lutchen w/ breakfa:.t
dmmg. and large family rm Thi:. 1., a
PREMIUM PROPERTY $889,000.
~EXCWSIVE ..
NEW USTING IN
WESTCLIFF. Spacious 4 bdrm. den &
office J UST REFURBISHED111 Ma'>lPr
bdrm with vaulted ceiling-. & hr£>plate
French door!> to H UGE 1;ard (nl'V. dcluw
L!::========::!!!~~======:::!.J :.pal & courtyard 9500,.. Ll•I $565,000
EXCLUSIVE 5 BDRM
BRAND NEW LISTING • ONE OF
THE HEIGHTS LARGEST!!! 5
bdrm/5 5 bath reS1dcncP w/ lWO f.1m1h,
room., Built m 1 q82/E\.p.rndl'd l Q89
Opeo gourmet kitchen lorn1dl dining
Enclosed front & rear vard~' $779,000
.. CAPE COD" IN CLIFFHAVEN
BEST BUY $91.000 REDUCTION
TRADITIONAL 4 BDRM/3 BATH
RESIDENCE. Pnme quiet ll"c,H1on
Remodeled & expanded in 1983/Relur
bi hed 1990 s Large family room & ma:.
ter ste w/ loft Vacant. ready & reducl'<i
$559,000
VIEWS • GLORIOUS • VIEWS!!
BUILD YOUR DREAMS .... on th"
pnme front rou. \.'lew lot Oppnrtumh.
knock w11h unique po .. .,1b1ht1\' for th1 ...
wonderful view :.lie Come ... w11h rwo \.i'I\.
hvable pan1 h style tnKl\Jre... 449,000
26 MILES ACROSS THE SEA
SEE CATALINA FROM YOUR
LIVING ROOM. Al!IO bay & oct>an
VIEWS from this 3 bdrm home High
abo\:e Chff Dnve Oak hardwood floor . lg
bnck f 1replace & open beamed c.e1hng
$539,000
~:;;;==::=::~iiiiiiil AN OPPORTI.INITY IN THE HEIGHTS
ASK US ABOUT THE .. BUYER
CREDIT.!!. 2 bdrm home ·Remodeled 111
l 980's FamitY kitchen w/ ~parat4i dining
rm that coukl convert to a den Large yard
No need to look any furtherlll $385,000
South County
Newport Beach
PAGE 38 /SATURDAY, November 12, 1994 NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Cannery Village Realty
(714) 673-3777
PENINSULA
POINT BAYFRONT ESTATE
9BR. ?BA dock will
accommodate 3-60'
boats 60 front feet
on bay_
$4.S00,000
~~-iiij~ BALBOA'S
BEST BUY!
Cottage I door to
sand 2BR. I .SBA
fumi!.hed. Keep for
starter or build
2.640 sq. ft . on R-1
lot:
GREAT BUY
ta;;=-_.;i.-___ __J $295,000
IMMACULATE
BEACH
HOME
3BR-I .SBA. 2 car
gar. Ste)>" to !>Urf.
Completely
fumi~hed ar
$385,000 ..
.------_.,..----. LIDO ~----"2----. VILLA . r--------,.-....-.-----. LIDO ISLE
ISLE
PRICE REDUCED!
POINT CONDO
Larges! plan in new
Mediterranean gated
community. Greru
location clo~ 10
Balboa l!.land. the
dunes & F~hion
Island. Immaculate
w/many upgrades.
Beuutiful 3BR home
on street-to-street
location. large lot,
sunny patio. Living,
dining & family
rooms. 3 fircplacel>.
lighl. open floor ••II Ian. Price reduced ~IBll::ili:l~liilil;I S289.900
OCEANFRONT
DUPLEX
4BR-2BA up, 3BR-
2BA down. 2 car
garage. while water llliiiiili!iiil ___ view!..
$925,000
,.---.,..-----. HARBOR
RIDGE
•ESTATE
Lovely traditional
home w/,pec1acular
ocean/city ligh1
view ... Spacious 5BR
sui1e,, library. fam
rm. guormet ki tchen.
CHARMING
PENINSULA
POINT HOME
3BR-I BA. Spanb h
home w/hardwood
floo~. private patio.
quiet fami ly area.
NOW ONLY
$369,000
CUSTOM
OCEANFRONT
CONDO
Highly upgraded
3BR. 2.SBA. 2 car
garage. roof deck
w'/3(1;)' view of the
bay & ocean.
Turnkey at ' FineM quality and
Lo...i .... .__.;.!I de~1gn! 1-:;:;-...;...-;....;...~=:::-...._, NOW $750,000
2 190
OPEN
HOUSES
This Weekend
....... St .... ..... , ... ... ,........ ..,.
OPBllUI
221 s..... $111,•
OPBI SAT 1 :•5:11
BAYFRONT
W/DOCK
Beautiful on lrg comer
104 v./5'.J front3gt!
New hght bright kit.
'paciou~ roorm.
v.onderful bay/ un-.ct
\ 1ew~. Walk to t~nnis
& Lido Vilf3ge!
SJ.795.000
LIDO
BAYFRONT
ESTATE
78' fron1 feet on the
bay. 6B R. 7.5BA.
home w11n a dock fo
100· plu' yacht'
Pool/,pa on bJ}fronc
... -....i patio.
SJ.450,000
VOTED BEST
OCEANFRONT
VALUE
Channing 3BR home
w/whitc water view!>
al quiet end of
........ Penin'iula. Ex1ru
large R-2 Im.
$849,000
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(714), 673-3777
Irvine
551-8700
SATURDAY, November 12, 1994 /PAGE 39
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
AREA
Move Up To A Dream!
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Three bedroom, 2 bath home in Eastside
Heights. Huge family room. Great opportuni-
ty for fixer buyer. Paint, carpet and move-in.
(Sale may or may not be subject to court
approval).
$298,500
Call: Bob Coluccio
VM 553·2358/576-3198 Pager
15343 Cuher Drive, Irvine, CA 92714
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTA
• IS ()44..6200
Newport BeaCb
BEAUTIFUllY UPDATED
N1:~n lk.1lh t:'l't,:Ull\l' Imme.:. hgh1
& bngh1 inlt:rior. I lu~c: Im ""/gardens.
.3-c1r ~.1r.1gl·
DREAM HOME NEWPORT GtrrS
Gatt--d H.1rhor Ridge 3h<l. Lmd>• -tbU. .~1>.t homt: with ~O/~ .__1&11
H)l)nl"' kll(hcn. 3 fin:pl.1tc,, ~JI
Unda Octh and Lois Jacobs $634,900
n1"1omin·d horrll· Sfll't1,1n 1l.1r on~Jn
Jnd uty hl(ht' '1cw, An deg.int tmKh
of da':-. ·
Mardc Adler $87S,OOO
g.1r.1j.ll'. l.1p pou t. 'P·'· Mull\ .ut:d -.cllcr Jack a Mona Cheshltt SS9S.OOO
"l l l).000 "2h0.000
CAPE COD
<111y lbd I 5h.1 lll\\nhoml· \\llh lirl·pl.1ll'
.ind louny.trd l'nlf) Pm .Ill' fn 1111. "dl· .tnd
h.Jl'k )'.trd' JlH'.llll'd Wllh ,h.td) lfl'l''
Dick Dickson $119,900
CORNEK UNIT
~p.tl 11111', h!(hl .ind bngh1 lbd \'ill.1 R.1lboa
u>ndomm1um wuh "' m~ room f1rt:plJtl'
Grea1 t:nd loc.'lltion
Mary Ann McGultt $169,000
PRICED TO SEU.
Perfl·O rornl'r kK-:Jtion 111 :-.lewpon 'lonh !
M.1,ter 'lllll'' Jnd brge en1en.1111ml·n1 pa1111
Mali Gulledge $229.000
OCEAN VIEWS
Toull) 11pl(r.1ckd lhd. lh.1 111 pm .Ill' locatKin.
ll11gc._· \l.J,11.'r -.t11t1: w11h w.1lk·111 d<"l'I ~unny
p.1110 f.I( l"'> ll(l'.111
Mary Ann McGuire $230,000
REDUCED ••. REDUCED ...
REDUCED!
lhg C.inyon 1ownhome .3hd. l ';h.1 Fl Oor.1do
model llllll'<l1bll.' '·•htt'. mtn·dthle pnn.•111
Ted Jarvis $239,000
BIG CANYON
l'pgrJded 3hd •EJ Dor.1do" condominium
"'nh 11le counlt'r 10~. French doof' .ind lr.K
lighting. Communrty pool & tl'nnh mun-;
Dick Dickson $25S,OOO
MAUI CONDOMINIUM
furnished 2 .. bd. 2ha ~Jch from con~ wnh
p;111nr.1m1c bland 1 icw~ Goll rc._''ifJurJnt'
(':lrJdi.-.c
Jo Ann Kenton $260,000
CUfE CAPE COO
11.irhor \ ..... \\ l\noll' ,p.tctlllh 21xl. lbJ ..., nh
grl'l·nhd1 'It:\\' Pm .Ill' deck .inti p.1110
Communn) pe1ol 'JXt .md tenm' l~>un~
Marilyn Kershner $282,SOO
PROBATE SALE
Thrl'l' hd. lba home m ~ewport Ht·1gh1.'
L1rgl· f.1m1I~ room. 2 firli>l,tu..''. J'-.ortt'<l Fniit
trt-e' I kif' w.in1 11 .sold1"
Bob Coluccio $298.SOO
DREAM HOME
l pl(r.ided Chmn Hill' 'lbd. Joo horn.._. wnh
l'Xp.11h1\l' l.myon. mu11111.11n .ind ..., tld flower
'iew' Perfi:lll)' .1ppointed
Mary Ann McGultt $299,000
CdMDEUGHT
Cape Cod lhd. lba lh:1rml'r on quiet trl't'·
lined 'trl'el Frl.'nt'h doof'. nt•aom t':.lhmt'try.
,1cy11ghh .ind wood burning ftrepl:Jct'.
Unda Oeth A Lois Jacobs $299,000
UPSCALE BLUFFS
ll1ghl y upgr-Jded 4bd home French dool"I
m erlook1ng .1 pm ate p;llio Exn.~llent 111<::1·
11on .ind all the: C'ommunny amenitil''
Sally Shlpky $305,000
UPGRADED BLUFFS
Pnme greenbelt locatton. Jmm.1cula1e 'Y"
plan includes 3bd. 2 Sb:i. 11p.1c1ou~ p:itlo &
upgr.ick>d kitchen.
Sally Shlpky $319,000
W'ES'I'PARK. SHOWCASE
Light .ind lmgh1 3bd designer home with
many rn~mm fe.11ure' Ttli:d pool .ind 'P"
and tropK.~11 llL'lh l.md<.<:::tping
Patti O'Oesky $319,000
NEWPORT PEN1110USE
B.1yfront wndominium wnh 2hd. lh.1 .ind
prh .lie 'P'J Sel·11ri1y h\11ld111g .inti l'\p.11NH
harhor .1nd oc.l'JO 'It'\\'
Bonnie Barrln'gtoo S32S,OOO
OCEAN BREEZES
Sp;mou' .3bd, 3 51>J townhoml' m P.sl 1f1c.
R.tnl'h Commun11y fe.11ure' 24 hr i.tu.ird j.tJll'
~~~! ~n_'!-"· pnol & 'P·• ........ GullCdte $339,000
INVESTMENT HOME
'lcw Cu\lom C.tf)l' Cod dupleA w11h huge
jhd lnwt'r unn :ind 'PJllOU' jhd upper
MJkl· your homt: PJ> ''' own "·•>' Susan Vesely $339,000
OIARMING COITAGE
Excellent Comn.1 ckl M.1r l<X"Jted 2bd holtll' -
ne-.11 & dean. Walk 111 'h<>fh. c.-af(.>, & t'llt.>Jn Pe~ Barrett $362,SOO
OCEAN RANOf LOT
Pri\Jtl' l'Ornt'r lot In Oce.1n V1e\\, .ipprm.
13.000 "<l ft Enioy .1ll 1he conununuy .1mt:n1-
tic., plui. .in <K'c.m \'tl'W
Dea Burton $399,000
STE.PS TO BF.AOIES
SpJllOlL~ townhome 'l}lc duplex fc.11urlng
.3bd. 2b.s. high teiling..,, fircplac.-e, d«ks and
hrkk coonyard entry
Unda Oeth or lob Jacobs $429,000
BANK OWNED'
Pantally remodelc.>d 4h<l. 31->.t 10 great B.iy·
cre,1 community hc.l•lll'nt u1rb .1ppcJI
Bnng all offe~.
Ann Peters a Stmo.nc Shuler $434.900
TIIE BLUFFS' 861'
...,111nnmg 'rnw of .1 kmd• exp.1ncktl & renio-
ddl.'d home '11JX>rh l111..11111n "11h mm1 U.1d,
~·r., 'ls'"hJp~ Sally "'-7 $439,000
LEASE omoN
T\\O .\l.i'tl'r 'Ulll'' plu' .1 d1:n .ind J Iott
Bk•.ilhl·d wood floof', j.tOrgl'm" h.1t k )Jrd
wuh ki11 pond .ind w.11erf.ill'
ArdcJobmoo $469,900
OIARMING REMODEL ~1,th111fr 3bd home -e\ el)' room h..1' .i g.1rd1:n
'll'\\ l..a¢lt & hnght w/a h.Jpp) fc.-eltn~'
Barbara Aune $489,000
NEWPORT VILLA
lk.1l1tiflil Ca." Calon mo&.:I on 'upcr·,l.lt'd lot
Hu~ m.Nt'f' "'llltl' \\ood tk>UI'. fJhulom ).lrd
Carol Al.11'on $495,000
CdM PBFECllON
Dwor.11or', Duplex fcJture' 4bd front hou~
with h.Jrdwood floor. . .ind French dt1of', Jnd a
<ipJciou' l lxf. plu~ i-111dio
Unda Oeth and lob Jacobs $S49,000
.. crun PUFECT
Oehghtful Ja.,minc Crl'ek Jbd homt! wnh tl'n·
trJI .1ir, hJrdwnod 11001"1', lu'>h Rogef' G.irdell.'>
de<:or .ind pa-k·J·hoo ore Jn '1e\\
Harriet Botwlnkk $565,000
GllEATI.Y llDVCE.D
0c.'eJn. dry llgh1i-Jnd mount.tin \1cw-. "'ihlt>
from th" 1'x>Ju11ful 3bd l Sh.I hoffil.• in H.Jrhor
R1cl~t' E.,t,ttl'.,,
Carol Allison $639,000
23 Corporate Plat.a, Suite 190, Newport Beach, CA 92660
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
BALBOA ISLAND BEAUIY
Rt.•m<>dck-d -ihd homl· "uh hle.t< lll'd .__111:.1
w k flour. Jnd m1n1 '1<.'" lr11m \IJ,t<·r
'llitt' de.·<. k
Kana Knocbr SS-9,000
UNIQUE LAGUNA PROP1R1Y
360' O ll'.IO ~I\'\\, fll lllh••ll'l' '' Hh
po• 11 Ri.·,1.1t11.1nt 11ffu <' r<·1.11l 'P·•H''
.m<l .1mpk· undl'l')llOlllld p.1rl..111~
.Mary Aon Mc<,ulre St .800.000
BAYFRONT HOME
Ow.111 bJy. mountJm & CllY light'
'It'\\ llindominium R1.·modck•d 2hd.
l 'ih.1 \\uh rm Jlt' ,,1un.1 .ind z... hr
d11or mJn
Uncla <>nb or Lois arob8
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
I flt h.1111111~ ~ r.1f1'ni.tn" 3h<l n>11Jgc
lhd rm unw p1nr1<.:l1} •m .1hut1111K lot l1<.·111g ,11fd ,,, nn<.· pk~ 11r wpJr.1tl'I\
Annl'tY"· TcdJank UuunntSbulrr $695,0oo
SATURDAY, November 12, 1994 / PAGE 41
EQUESTRIAN· ESTATE
App10' t ,llrl' "'''·""' Ciru1l.1r <lrnl' \I.1th l'lll!)' fount.11n. huN:
f.iul11y h.1rn Jtf·"' p.1dd1l<. "' rad in~
.lrl".I pool & nu m: ·
Arne.-~~ S 1.290,00-0
01.t".lll \ll'\\ ~.11<.'U u11n111u1\ll\ 11lkl" .1
"•11111>11.rhk· tlxl. 5 'ih.1 h ollll Pt·rkl 1
1111 1,.·nH:n.1111111~ frum l 111'\ nJ -.1,1111 ·''"'
'" "'''' <.k·<. k 10 ){nurm1.:1 l..11d1".:!1 .
~9(l9 .ooo . "'i.!. :;oo .ooo OPEN HOUSE TOUR
OASSIC CASABLANCA
lllrl't' hd 2 5bJ \\Uh m.Jrhk· ,ll\.lnl' ,111J
''hit\.' on \\ hrte llll<·nor Pm JI<' .umun .rnJ
'ndo.,.:d toun}Jrd
Mall Gulledge $589,000
BAYCR.EST VIllA
\kdlll'H.llll JI\ \'\\.\ llll\l' l'Oll'rl 1111111< Ill
hcim< "1th <•M 'ih.! t'no rm '"' (, '' ''uh
'flJrl.lini;c pool tk, i.., .11lll It 'h
lrnd ... 1pinj.!
Linda Oeth a Lois Jacobs $749.000
CHAllMING HOME + INCOME
'-<.'\\er C d\1 duple\ on corn<·r lot Cu'-
111m11t:d 3h<l 2 ShJ..111 Ir.mt & .!txl .!l'l.t in
h.1< k l\<)(h h.t\ t.> .! <..1r R-1r.1gl .. •
Gbela Burmdstcr $769.000
OCEAN VIEWS
G.11t•d O<.c.111 R.ind1 ,.hd .. ~ 'il1.1 .i LH
gJr.1~c home l.11,h l.1nd'(.1p1n1-1 .1ncnr1,.•J
h) n1e, k .md bouquel t.tn}"on 'torll'
Dea Burton $855,000
HAllBOR POINTE \l,1~n1fi<.ent e\<.,1111\c hon1t.• 1n i;t.11<.•d Jn'.1
L1rj.11.' thd :\ Sh.1 "uh hhr.ir. h .tr )ol.llJJ.!<'
AA"·ll k'll.lllOll.
Myrna Boom or llevttl)i Ncbon $889,000
All DRESSED UP AND READY
\\dl·pri<.cd -;txl lf.1rhor Rid~,. l~:JUI>
"uh umllhtruttl•d \I'-'"' of tl\.t'Jn. ut)
h$dlt'>, .Ind fll(.lUOl.11.fb
Marilyn Kershner $899,000
SPYGLASS IOU
Front Row 4bd. l Sb.I homt.' "uh c\pJn·
.,., c '~,...,, and prh .ite couny.ird l.'ntrJn<.e
Marilyn Kttshoer $9S0,000
CORONA DEL MAR
l h1,· 11~h1 .1Jdr1." 1h1.• Ill rll·, 1 .,unwl ~
turf" •r '11," "11h 'if'l\I 1h.1 < 11111pll0ll
fl"lll·"''"'
Bonnie Barrington S969.000
BIG CANYON
lkni.l\klul .1nd l \p.1111.lnl ~hd ~hJ 1,111)·
l<'OlJ'< .m 11 >\\ nh• •llll' "uh "'P·'"'" < ~•If
"' ll"l .md '"' lt.~1·•, '1"" Carol Alli~n S 1.02s.ooo
BIG CANYON CIASSIC
TI1r1,•1,. hJ • ll'lt 11nt1l <.I h11m• • 111 l.ir~"
pm Jt<· 1 .. 1 "11 h j!lll''' .1p.1rtnw111 <•.Ill'
i.:u.irlk>tl \ lm·pl.1n·, .rnd \ l .1r ~.1r.IJotl
Barbara Au~ andJoAnn Ktnton Sl.295,000
GOLF COURSE ESTATE
<. u,111m lrl·nd1 Prm 1111.1.il .ihd home 1111
th<· -,11 t.111'\\,I} nl ll1Jot <.1np111 \\llh hre.11h
1.1!..ulj.! j.!lllt lt1UN. .l!ld lit} ltj.t(ll., \ll'\\'
Carol Alli.<iOn $1,39S.OOO
NEW DREAM HOME
lk ,, \ll'\\ I lluald \ llllf 11\\ II l ll't hllnll' •Ill
rln' l.1h11lo11' Ou.Ill llhd p111r<·n~ P.11111r
.111111. \I<.'"' .. 1 t1Jrhl•r •ll.l..111 .tnd < 11.1h11.1
Unda Oeth A Lol"' jaro~ 1.395.000
BAY I LAND
'In h1J1.·<l ~ •tllr\ h.I\ tr 111\I h111111. \\II h
\ll ", "' 1h1. h .I) fu1; .tn<l ho.mni;c .t<. 11\1
t) Pm JI<' hti.11 du.I. .in<.l l,,11.h
~tc Barrett S l,S00,000
MEDITlillRANEAN MAGIC
G.ue ~u.1rdcd f><'rJl11.1 ll1lh 61xl. 8 ';bJ
home ~1111.1tl:d on Jfrno,1 I JHt' wuh J
pool & 'PJ
Marilyn Kashner $2,499,000
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BAYCREST
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
BAYCREST
BIG CA.~OS
HARBOR IUDGE
BU.TFS
JASMlNE CREEK
1'l7T NO VIU.M
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HARBOR POINT
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BIG CANYON
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COltONA Hll.NDS
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1845 SMTIAGO I S ROBERT Pf..~Tn"Z 4l0.000
219 n'STL'f AVF I S PllYUJS HAYDE.'li SS99.000
163i U'iCOLN lk''E 1-S PA.\I BALL S6}f.900
1'\ CA. WOS I lAN'D 1-S CAROL Ml't\'E'I' -239,000
SATIJROAY A: UNDAY
l3 MOSA 0 l·S MAIUL\"':11 KERSH.''ER 899.000
l 18S \1STA E.''TRADA I .f ~HEMTOB'BOTill.."ilCK 339.000
S9 J~-"L'iE ~ I S <.HESHlltf.. AXS a l'Z S99.000
j()87 CORTE AAIUN l·S CJWVm'MMEL s..~o.ooo
l2 RUE ST. CLOUD I S CAROL ALUSO.'I 1.025,000
2329 VISTA HUERTA 1-S GlSEIA Bl 'RM£1STER 19S.OOO
116 CORAL AVE 1-5 t.NOCH.f./Bl ltTON 8"'9.000
<t HARBOR POI.NT l·S BOOM/TAB.U 889.000
3610 WAC 1-S JOANNA Hf..'JDRIE SltS.000
3 H4 CORTE MAJUN 1-S WRIGKT /S<:ml"EJCK£RT -t9S,OOO
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2630 VISTA OlllNADA 1 ... TOM BRl, ISON -t.:\9.000
50:ZI ~COPA OE ORO I 5 MAJULYN KERS~"ER .!.-t99.000
12 VIL"'iNA I S SOUY KATZEN 5.\S.000
20:ZS A\'F .. 'llTOA o n 0 l S ROW /l.f\ "E.RElT -~10.000
3"100 OCEAN BL\1> I 5 PA.~ BAU )l.89S.OOO
U ROYAL ST. GEORGE 1-S Al ,' K.E.'TO:\ SU95.000
92 COltSICA 1·5 MAU Gell.EDGE S:Z29.000
S4 ROYAL ST. GEORGE l S All.~~F..' Sl,<t9S.OOO
421 MORNING CANYON 1-S CAROL MULVEY 429,000
17 ST. TltOPEZ 1·5 PAULTIUGHT $639.000
Zj7 l POINI' DEL MAR 1-5 MAXINE PROPP $469.000
313' COtn'E POaTOf1N() J.S MAU GUU.EDG.E $388,000
30'6 COtn'E MAlllN M MAU GUU.EDG.E • S4JS.OIO
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SPECTACU AR
VIEWS OF OCEAN,
BAY AND CATALINA
This Newport Beach home wns custom built to offer
views and sunsets from all major rooms. Every detail
has been thought of nnd this home has never been on
the market. Four bedroom. 3.5 bath featuring big fam-
ily bonus room with wel bar and fireplace. elevator.
private patios and garden area wilh spa. wine celar.
open-beam ceilings in living and dining rooms. secur-
ity 'Yr.lem and three-car garage with huge toragc/loft
area.
220 TUSTIN, NEWPORT BEACH
OFFERED AT $929,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
·JUST LISTED!
FOREVER VIEWS
Entertain wilh the grandeur of forever·vicws in this
spectacular 3 or 4 bedroom. 4-bath home complete with
a controlled temperature wine room. s1a1e-of-the·art
security system, gourmet kitchen and master bedroom
with his & her bedroom-ize walk-in closets and dress-
ing area This home is truly almost 4.000 sq.ft. aJI on
one level! Fabulous interior courtyard with waterfall and
private Jacuzzi. t=.._
100 KINGS PLACE, NEWPORTBEACH
OFFERED AT $1 ,050,000
.
91XIEC9~E
Res: (714) 645-72#.
0/c: (714) 642-2599
EXOTIC WATER
AMBIENCE & YOUR
OWN BOAT DOCK
Luxury •1th spcctaculal <iplashes o( ~ abound ttwough th1
c.\quisii.ely remodeled cusaom bomc • tbc w..-In Ncwpon
Beactl ... .Md your'°.+ yllCN an be bcnlled rip • yow own dock.
The pocd'ul .t ~ Kl1Jlll o( lbts UMlCT'Ct spot" on the •llltt tn
Ncwpo11Beactlv.1ll11n1ze .t dehJht you. A complcnaenc or 3 bed· ~ pi115 m111cfs room .t 3 ti.lh5.. fomutl dinina. h"in1 room. 18'
1 2.5' i-. .t master R&ii.e all~ 1hc bey Custom black ltal111n
marble. O\.CBtzd., fully mirrored. Jlass-walled ma~ bath with
doorl«' ""alk-in 'hower room. Jacuui. l ·pcrson 'pit tub .t elec-
tronic mr1aab le'">"'"' Fabulou lloonns v.tth irnponcd Portt-lallO:lOI hlad .. v.hllc Ilk rrom Spain .t v.h1tc carpel An c"cn~l\C
llg.hting ')'Stem &: mi~ pnwuk nn c~ctThangmg ambta!K'c. Cult·
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DEVELOPER CLOSE-OUT
C-2 2,000 Sq. Ft. -$215,000 G-51,400 Sq. Ft -$135,000
Only 2 Units Remaining
Newpoo/Mesa -Hoag Hospital Area
50% Office -HVAC, 2 Story. Restroom Each Floor
50% Warehouse -2 Story, 10' x 12' Truck Door, Man Door
Ideal Location -Freeway Close
Pride of Ownership -96 Unit Flagship Bu~lness Park
Broker Cooperation
Will Consider Lease-Back or Credit for Association Dues
HIGHLY MOTIVATED -SUBMIT OFFER
SHOWN BY OWNER. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
(714) 642-5212
4 BEDROOMS
IMM~CULATE CARE
&e.u1NU11ycared forMoneagomodll,
on quiet Slreel l.arge'; llOU1h ·f9cli-.i
beck yard. New non-<iombudble
roof. 89CUrity ayst.. ~ lloorii-.i
In entry & famity room. $485,000
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1 and Income. Ocean Vfewl COM DUPLEX with 8 LEASE OR 31BRsand6.5 balhs with
89clroorns& Oenj ~Income, close to
2.5 BA. Slunningl Oasis, and just a short
"'9wofOCNl)lnd walk ID C<lM shops & bey.~ ltdl-1 beach. Front unft has
t8t$. ~ conJ been remodeled and
An I yri lnd l upgaded, with extra
-rcp.tkx:lllkln.I large master suite.
~.....,. I Both u..Wts have sun
ded(s. $685,000
~ CHRISTA I GERRY LONG Rnldenta of Newport Beach tor 14 +
yHrs, while handllng more than 250 sales.
ONGS OF NEWPORT ~~en.
_ GERRY AND CHRISTA -640-LONG I 640-5664
AMee •of Nov. 9, 1994 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30.year fixed 30.Year adjustable
INTEREST "' POINTS LOCK· INTEREST "' POINTS MAX. MARGIN "9-'· TYPE pttOHE RATE OWN '"'l IN A.P.R. AATE OWN 19'1 A.P.R. LOAN !'l IHDEX FJJEO.
American Home Loans !!_j_714) 955-3633 9.250'-10 0.000 15 9.289 3250% 10 1.000 6.643 300,000 2 500 110 t M
AACSMort K (800} 6n·9080 9.125% 5 1 750 30 9.365 3.500% 20 _1_.000 6.770 203, 150 2625 110 1M
Bank of America B __J~ 424·2632 9.250% 10 2.125 45 9.536 5.000% 10 1.750 8.921 ___!03,150 2.625 1TS SM
Bank of Cdfomta 8 (714} 252·3367 9.250% 10 1 250 30 9.433 6.125% 20 1.250 8.885 500,000 2 750 ITS 1V
~ Fedetal Bank s (800~5-3337 9.250% 20 1 250 45 9.433 3.500% 20 1.000 6.595 203.150 2 450 110 1M
C4trtified F K _@()) 592·5363 9.000% 10 __ 2.000 15 9.267 2.950% 20 0.500 6.592 203,150 2 500 110 1M
ChMe Menhattan B (714} 760-2671 8.945°k 20 2.000 30 9.212 5.375% 25 2.000 8.467 1.000.000 2 625 6TB SM
Citi>enk B {7 I 4} 634-0931 9.250% 10 1.000 60 9.404 5.750% 25 1.000· ~97 700.000 2 750 6TB SM
K (800} 8n·S626 9.125% s 1.375 45 9.322 3.750% 10 1.875 7.110 203.150 2.875 110 1M
R 14 759-9692 8.875% 5 2250 12 9.169 4.750% 30 0.000 6.657 1.500.000 2.600 110 IM
R 714 729-9200 8.875% 10 1.875 15 9.126 3.950% 20 1.500 6.498 600,000 2300 110 1M s 800 232-2309 9.625% 5 0.000 10 9.665 7.500% 10 1.375 6.755 203,150 2.500 110 SM
K !8001 306-3262 9.125% 5 1.750 30 9.365 4.000% 10 1.500 6.824 203,150 2.625 110 1M ---First ........ 881-.k B (800} 560-5001 IUSO% 20 1.875 30 9.507 5.750% 20 1.375 9.039 203,150 2 750 1TS 6M
First Nldlol IWide Mtg. K (800} 843-2265 9.000% 5 1.875 30 9.253 3.500% 10 1.750 6.719 203,150 2.500 110 1M
AMt K 800 700-5650 9.375% 5 0.750 45 9.501 6.625% 10 1.000 8.912 203,150 2.750 ITS 1Y -Fronllnl K 800 729-5626 9 .125% 20 1.500 12 9.336 3.500% 20 1.500 6.819 500,000 2.625 110 1M
Glendliie Federal Bank s (800) 560-9000 9 .000% s 1.250 45 9.181 5.375% 20 1.000 9.094 203.150 2 875 ITS 6M
Home s ~5051 IU50% 10 1.500 30 9.361 3.950% 20 1.500 6.598 500,000 2.400 110 1M
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A 714 248-1178 8.875% 10 1.875 30 9.126 3.250% 15 0.250 6.818 400.000 2.750 110 1M
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614 Larkspur 2BR Sat. 1-4 $519,000 ~Village Realty 6 3-7 Franklin Real~ +Studio
$1,050,000 640-7000x 3 100 Kings Rd . 3BR Sun 1-4:30
4801 Cortland 3BR Sun. 1-4 $799,000 ~rt Crest Realty
7 900 Franklin Real~ I) 640-7000, x3 9 :-220 Tustin Ave. 4BR Sun 1-4:30 $929,000
COSTA' MESA New~rt Crest Realty
731-900
2416 Les~arre 4BR Sat 1-4 $230,000 408 Evening Star 3BR+ Sun. 1-4:30 St,289,000 Franklin eal~ Ne~ Crest Realty Maid's Rm. 640-7000, x3 9 731-90Q
NEWPORT BEACH 2300 Realands Drive 3BR Sun 1-5 $429,000
Cole of Newport 1715 Candlestick Ln. 4BR Sat 1-5 $625,000 642-3033 Owner
3BR Sun. 1-4 $1,195,000 548-0872 5 Hillsborough
San~ Mittman 600 Gary Place 3BR Sat/Sun 1-5 $375,000 729-211 Vic Jashmski
645-6269
3BR Sun. 1-5 $995,000 16 Chatham Court 1870 Port Charles Pl. 4BR Sun. 1-4 Wesl~ N. Taylor Co. Amerimax Re-Max 644-4 10 852-1440
46 Villa Point Dr. Sun 1-5 $289,900 221 San Remo 3BR Sat./Sun. 1-5 $619,000 Canne1' Village Realty Canne1' Village Realty 673-37 7 673-37 7
BackBay Classics anl'.lounces grand opening
The BackBay Classics, a
gated single family enclave
of eight homes in East
Costa Mesa. is celebrating
its grand opening this
weekend. according to
Mark Buckland. president
of The Olson Company,
developers of the Classics.
The BackBay Classics is
the lowest priced single
family home community
behind gates in the
Newport/Costa Mesa area
·rhe homes are now
complete and ready for
v1ew1ng. • said Buckland. I
think prospective buyers
will be surprised by the
spacious llow of the
floorplan and the volume
that is featured throughout
the homes The fact that the
Classics are gated 1s even
more of an incentive to live
here.·
The homes are priced
from $244,900 to $254,900
~d were designed by the
tionally renown architectural firm of
Ham Hezmalhalch.
"The homes at the BackBay
Classics feature an architectural
desiQ.n rarely seen In Orange
Counf¥, • said Roland Fournier,
director of design for Wiiiiam
Hezmalhalch. We recently utilized
this design for a community in Aliso
Vi~jo which hed buyers waiting in line.
It is considered revolutionary
because it allows for a design that is
very attractive, spacious and
functional, but dramatically reduces
construction costs.
"The homes at BackBay reflect the
early Craftsman period that dates
. -. --~_:.:;_ ~ --.
back to the 1920s,• added Fournier.
'This basically represents ltseU as the
California Bungalow and Prairie style
of architecture that is very family
oriented. We designed front porches
to draw Interaction from the
neighbors which also serves as a
buffer between the home and private
street. We also developed a cluster-
type site plan to increase
the common play area for
children:
The BackBay Classics
feature 1,600.square feet of
hving space with three
bedrooms and 2.5 baths
Also incorporated into the
designs are a family room
with fireplace, gourmet
island kitchen, spacious
master bedroom suite with
balcony and distinctive
exterior-detailing with front
porch.
The Olson Company is a
highly respected residential
development firm based in
Seal Beach Since 1988,
the firm has specialized in
developing high quality
communities throughout
Orange County, including
Catalina Court. a 21-home
community 1n Los Alamitos.
Sausalito Place, a nine-unit
attached community In Los
Alamitos: Heil Park, a 24-
home community in
Fountain Valley and a 51 -unit
community In planning in Los
Alamitos.
The BackBay Classics are located
at 2042 Santa Ana Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Sales office is open daily from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. For more information, call
646-3632 .
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. 'I . ·JI · .r ); ~ this mall, private
enclave of eight beautiful new detached
homes in Eastside Costa Mesa -JUSt
minutes from Newpon Beach and the
Back Bay. The homes were designed by
William Hezmalhaeh-and As.5ociates, one
of the nation's most respected architectural
firms, and feature a ~las.sic Ca lifornia
Bungalow design that has won numerous
architectural awards. The homes have
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3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, family room with firepl~ce,
. gounnet island kitchen, spaciolis master bedroom
suite with balcony, and distinctive exterior
detailing with front porch. These eight homes
could be sold within the first eight hours of
· opening. We
suggest you be
among the first
to see them. For
more infonnation
call (714)646-3632.
. $244,900 -$254,900
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BEST BUY HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES
Reduced Price $765,000
•Unobstructed ocean view-plus outstanding Catalina, San Clemente, harbor, SUI'\· sets & city Hghts view.
•Large master suite w/private
retreat & fireplace.
• 'IWo large additional
bedrooms. .
• Very spacious Hving room &
famjl¥ room w/fireplace &
built-ms.
•Flower laden atrium
w/French doors & fountain.
• 3 car garage plus courtyard ent.ly.
• Owners relocating & very
motivated.
Carole Jann.son.
759-3704
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PLOT I RIAL ESTATE
Mary Ellen & Bob Weglarz
· "Top Ten In Production Year-To-Date"
A unique natural canyon setting in the
much souaht after community or Shore Cliffs blends 0ttan and canyon views into a
sense of hannony with mother nature This
teeel'!llY remodeled home is 4Bcl, 2.58a on
o ne level as well as a masier bedroom ~reat providin& superb views!
Ofc. 644-1600
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Strikina panoramic views of the ocean,
sunsets and Catalina are yours from this
premiu111 location overlooking Corona Del
Mar. Warm and inviting 4Bd. 2.5Ba single
level executive home over 2900 sq ft o f
gracious livin&. Privacy and soliwde on one
of CDM's premier cul-de-sacs. Homes on
this street are a once in a great while
opportunity!
Direct Line 759-3793
Coast: Newport Propertle•
JIM & PATIY McDONALD
McDONALD CDM "OMIS
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Pre11ttntl'd By: B ob Angell
842-3033
1618 Cow.
Steps to beach! Neat 28R 1 BA +
Din Rm. Bay view from roof dedc I
build YOUR PREAM HOME here!
Rare findl Hurry!
n V,:,'?4, ,/ r /f:ipAI;
Whether to take a bnslt walk around the chffs overlooking the beaullful Pactltc, or a
short btke bike to the beach, there sbll 1s to be found affordable housing Ul Newport.
Yes lbil 3 bedroom. 2 bath. 3-car garage. 1,800 foot family home in Newport Heights
wollld bring exd tement to anyone, wanhng'to be where the action Is.
It's within 10 minutes to almost everything, whether at be schools, churches. shopping,
re.taurants, tennis courts, golf courses. and much morel!
You would own the land and there are no aJ1SOC1ataon fees, plus having the friendliest
neighbors.
g:>"'""? '!7'1Y'.Jf'JWvt • .J3 J'
Vic JMhinski. Realtor (714) 64;{;,7HJ
•'••IAt(•.a• 1
407-707111 H•llotrop9
On same street as famous church I
2BR, 1BA + Den on 45' wi• lot!
Darling Cottage with INrt LIKE YARD! Live in front & rent rear
1 BR, 1 BA. 0 $750.
12 RUE GRANDE VALLEE
(Big Canyon)
Lowe t priced Monaco Deane
Townhome wi th panoramic IOlf
course views! Spectacular 38R +
2.SBA. w/spa. NC. and 3,176 ~.f.
Expanded & professionally decorat-
ed. Owner motivated! Call for your
pcrsonaJ showing ............... $699,000
COOPERATIVE SEil.ER
Belcourt Corner "D" Model
ASSUMABLE LOAN
Seller will do Creative Financing
Exchange -Lease -Option
Carry Large T.D. for Qualified Buyer
Elegant, F~rrnal Home -Huge Master Suite
3 Fireplaces -Den w/Bar -Reduced to
$995,000
16 Chatham Court -Open Sun 1-5
Presented by: Lucille Hoyt
WESlEY N. TAYLOR CO. "Ila''".
ONE CMC PLAZA, SUITE 260 -6444910
NEWPORT BEACHICOSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SAT\JRDAY, November 12, 1994 / PAGE 47
WITH 168 CUSTOM HOMESITES SOLD, NEWPORT COAST
IS THE MOST SOUGHT-AFTER LAND · IN CALIFORNIA .
. 25 TO 7 ACRE HOMESITES FROM $375,000 * TO $5,000,000 .
Welcome to Newport Coast, California. Here, just south of Corona del Mar and north of Laguna Beach,
you'll discover a variety of custom homesites, up to seven acres in size, in four dramatic areas. Visit our Newport
Coast Ex hibit across from the El Torito Grill at Fashion Island or call 7141759-6669 for more information today.
O CEAN RID GE
High lbo¥e Newport Harbor.
next co....,.. hfWdes,
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Lois 11\111 ' • .25 .... ,...&mMI
PELICAN HILL
TutncOO loo!()\~
Netrpon Harbor. the Pldfic
°*8 or Catalina Wind.
Sp.dot.II .5 &'It sit .
HlOM 1$9.tOOO
PELI CAN POINT
Steps Imm the Pldfic
SWTOUDded by the Oceml CounlC
ol ~ Hill Golf Club.
~I\~ .25 ecres.
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310 Fernando #206. Bayview Condo. Bay and sunset views form this
spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with hardwood Ooon throughout. Large
Lanai rooftop deck with panoramic harbor views. Private pool overlooks bay.
45' boat slip, security building. $359,111
Side by side units (4 total units, 2 bldp.) each building bas: 4 bedroom, 2 bath
upper unittl 2 bedroom, I bath lower unit-3 car parking. Owner will exchange
up. Total equity S430K Can convert to four condominiums. c.atl Stephanie for
details.
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Great duplex just a few doors from the beach. 2 car Custombomboatsmryamityimgimble,includ-
garage. Wide street. New carpet downstairs, small ing apriY.dockfor2bolts. 2,80Chq.ft.tla0rooman
ocean view from froa unit living room, one of~best large and open. Bay tl Diabt liPt Yins &om almost
buys on the peninsula. $399,511 mryvantappoint. 3bd,3ba. Stepstobeada. $649,MI ·
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