HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-01-07 - Orange Coast PilotNawport-Mna
school district
a. slow learner-
N ews Item: ·
Ncwporr-Mcsa school
o(ficia/s remain calm.
Superintendent optimistic. No
reason to panic.
And why not?.
Well, let•s ·coum the ways -
one, two, three ... a million •..
20 million . : . 38 million ... 43
million ...
The local school district,
which has had its share of
Editor's
Notebook
fin ancial
calamities in
recent years,
has roughly
$80 million
1 tied u1> in the
county's
soured
investment
pool. or thlit sum,
S47 million is .
borrowed
money that
the dbtrict has
to p:iy back·by
June.
That's tllis fonc. As in 144
days from now.
Uut, say what )OU "ill, the
school district hasn't blinked in
lhc face of such loomi1ig debts.
While neighboring Irvine
Unified has all but done back
__ Clip.s..Iiguria.g..out how it-cl
cover the SS 1 million it
borrowed, Ne" pon ~les:i gi~·cs
the impression that it i ~rubing
blissfully do" n Coast I ligll\vay
with the top down.
Irvine, for instance, is
pondering selling off prized
pieces of real estate, including
its own district hcadquaners.
There has been open talk of
layoffs, cutbacks and a
consensus that the districl -
the very model of excellence
throughout California -is ·
Ii\ ing out its darkest da) s.
In all, Irvine has $96 million
tucked away in the county's
evaporating investment pool -
S5 l tnillion of it borrowed
money.
Newport-Mesa's numbers arc
\Cry similar, yet the rc:ictiori ·
locally hJs been a very
persistent, George Ilush-likc
·•not going to do ii; Sl:l} 1hc
couri.e."
Irvine has held three public
hearings since the bankruptcy
in an effort to take a pa!>sing
stab at keeping taxpayers in the
loop. Nc\\port-Mesa has held
one meeting and -in
day-to-day communications -
has kept a low profile on the
whole :iff air.
There appears 'to be a
different mindset as well.
Irvine school trustee Mike
Regele s;iid his district has a
moral obligation to pay back
the money it h:is borrowed and
has little choice but to foce up
to the mess and deal with it.
"If we default on it, we
default on other people! :ind
that's not right," he said.
Newport-Mesa seems to l);ive
concluded 1hat the money -
i.omchow -will all be there in
the end. And if not, well, they'll
devefop legal strategic!. at that
point.
Sq is Irvine overreacting, or
is Newport-Mesa !.imply
p:iralyLcd?
Who the heck knows. One o(
' · the prevailing problems with
1he county's financial belly f}op
is lhat, not only docs nobody
know what it means; nobody
kno,\S who to a!>k "hat it
means. .
But there nrc some pretty
stark signs that ull is not w~ll.
Consider:
The cou nty is on the brink of
laying off people, no( by the 10s
or the 20s, but by the 100s.
There's'talk of selling ore John
· Wayne .Airport. Employees arc
being asked to return their
stationery aod turn b:ick in
their pads of sticky notes.
Spasms of de pcrntion.
.. •
~There is some preuy s1ark
talk too. Consider:
"That'S like taking your milk
money and pl:iying bingo." That
statement frdm Gov. Pete ·
Wilson wns directed at
Newport-Mesa, among others. •
His sympathy for :> public
institution that would lcvcraac
... MAltau/ .......
Almon Lockaby, who died
pictured with wife Virginia.
..
COSTA MESA
...,. Once considered the foreroost
yachting writer in Southern ' . . California, Almon Lockabey
suc~1:1mbed to lung diseas~ Friday.
He wrote for the Daily Pilot from
1959 to 1991 .
Bv EvA.~ HENEllSON, STAFF Wll'nn. • NEWPORT BEACH -One ~f the city's
few remaining true yachtsmen, Conver Daily
Pilot boating writer Almon Lockabey, died
Frid:ty morning.
The fbnner journalist, called "AJ" and
''Lock" by his friends, died at Ho:ig Hospi-
tal due to chronic lung disease. He was 83.
Recognized a~ the foremo~t yacht ing~ rit-
Keep the .umbrella
du at hand
because we're due
for more rain
today. This storm will be out of
here b : tonight, but there's
another one. due 1n,:4n Tuesday.
See Weatlrer, Page. A?
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Serving the Ne_wporl:Mesa communily slnte 1907
F T I
Fmerll...-1
.Memori:il services for Almon
Loclqlbey will be at 11 :i.m. Tucsd:iy
~t the Ne\\port Harbor Yacht Oub.
720 W. D:iy Ave. tp D'alboJ.
In lieu of flowers, the Lockabey
family has requested donations be
!.Cnt to the Nev. port Harboc Nautical
Museum, 171 4 W. Balboa 13lvd .•
Ne" port Oeach, Calli.'. 92663~
er in Southern Cahforni:i, )...qd.:.1bc} co,crcd
boating for numerous ne\\!opapers and m:'lg-
azines, i~cluding the Los Angelci. Time'>
the Ne" Y"r"-11rnc:. ahd the A socbtcd
Press. He 101ned the Co tJ. Me.,.1 Glooc-
Herald (l;J1er ru become the Daily Pilot} in
1959 and tctircJ in 199 1. l)unn~ hi> time al,.
the Pilot, Locbbc\ wrote a bu:i11ng column
and cumpu!'lcd boJiing p.1gc.,. · ..,
"'Lock did :. lol .tor the Pilot\ irn.1gc' 111
Nt.:\\p\lrt Uc:.1'.h,' ·.,aid DJil) 1'1lot Srun
Ed11or Rvgl!! ~;.ir) on ... He \\J\ a Pilcn II\·
turc ~'CC)bod~ lmcd him"
Lone.time friend-. J illi 'Jehl dub member.,
n:mcn1bcrcd Lock.1bcy ;:. J m.rn \\ho 1oH~U
t? 1cll a jol-c .and had a '>tor) for C\Cr~ ocq-
Mon He l rcquentl~ ga\c 1he "b:neJ1c·
11un" -an 1ntroJuctuT) '>IUT) uur ng
lunches 'at the ~c,,port ll.1rhur 'i .id1t Cl.ib
\\ l11lc t11c t.iks \\Cll! h 1orous ' ~" \\UC
rac) enough tu · peel th p.aster oil the
See LOCKAIH/Page A5
Storm's . aftermath Property
tax money
released
.
This week's storm washed a
large amount of debris ashore in
Newport Beach: At right,
Richard Perlin, of Costa 'Mesa, walks
on top of the debris pile at the Santa
Ana River jetty. Below, Perlin tries to
free a buoy from the giant pile washed
out of the Santa Ana River.
See more on the storm, page A2..
t•HOTOS ll\' .\fARC .\l.\1\TtN/DAlLY Pt.LOT
. . to cities
• ·Qffic1als in Newport and
Costa Mesa cheer the
news that they'll get their
funds fro m county Cos a
Mesa bacKs off .its lav.,,su1 .
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utcd among the ut). the Cost:.i
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Al!cnc' anJ the C 1. sl.l \ lc'a ~ .. 11 • ta~~ 6 1.,tmt) .inJ the.: '\l\\p1.111·
Mc-.J LJn1f1cJ School D1'1r -71 S5.:
m.11.on.
·I his 1-, 1..ertJ1nl) ft\111£ tu m.1!,.c
our fi n;rnc1.1I. picture mu .... h 1..:.,.,
grimmer for the.: up.7um11g )Car.",
-.a1J :'\e\\pun-:\k!>J ~t pcnntcn·
I ·: ~I . {krnd ··1 he uin .. crn'
;ib.>l:t OUI CJ'h tlo\\ .. ,J II r I .I
op.:~?til.ln' a1c no" cv11'.ucr.1 I~
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Rc;.iclf1ng :i l.-llllse·1 u '\\Ith 1h
m1:.mb.:r .. ot 1hc Or:.1111.;..: C.Junt' CrcJ1t1.H~ Committee. the count\
ai:r.:cJ l-r1J.1 \ tv r1:Jc.1se S 15 1111i-
hon 1n prc·p~.J1t1un-.J propcrt) tJ\
CunJ~. 1 he J1-,bur .. ~mcnt 3J1oulJ
bl'l!lll ;11 thl.' e1.J 1..11 nc\t "eel-. .i.:· ·
c1. ;J:nl! \1.1 PJul U ...... h. L, '1.: Ci:'
;\ 1.111Jgc r anJ Cit\ !'li~ol,.1.. ,m.111 to'r
the .:reJuor' .:1.>ni11i1ttc~
1 he t..oUnt) h .. J thrc.11cncJ w
keep the SJ5, m1lhon. dJ101111g
See f AXES/Page A6
INSIDE Moorlach ·could -.head new county · CGminittee . Hoop ·scoop
Estancia High's boys
basketball team opened up
Pacific Coast LCJgue play •
Fri~ny in impressive style,
going over the century
mark in a 101:67 victory at
University. They weren't,
however, the only one~ to
impress. CoronJ del ¥ar's
boys and girls and Newport
Harbor"s girls did a ·
number, too.
See Sports/Page 81 ·3
INDIX
Around Town ............. AJ
Best Buys .................... A2
Classified .................... 84
Community Forum ... A 11
Fred Martin ................ AJ
Religion ................... .
...,. Costa Mesa CPA who
foresaw county financial
crisis has· met with officials
~-about iormirig group to
monitor investments:
'Bv TINA 8 0llGATfA, Sr.\l' \\'a11u.
COS.TA MESA -Orange
County officials :ire beginning to
take John Moorlach seriously, but
it took a crash ~f the county's in-
vestment pool to do it.
The local CPA, who predicted
the county's current fin:incial trou-
bles dui)lg his campaign for coun·
ty treasur.er )a)t spring, s:iid he ')
bel!n meeting '' ith in re rim tr~:»
surer Thomas Oa..\OI\ and SupeT\i·
)Qr Roger Stnnton over the forma-
tion of :i "portfolio o'crsight com-
mittee," which Moorlach \\Ould
likely he:id.
The new comniiuee, \\ hich "
would operate separately from the
l ee MOO~LACH/P•w• At
l M NOT TRYING TO FORCE MY
\VAY IN. IF l HAVE TO FORCE i\lY .
\VAY INTO THE POSITION
l DON T \Vru~T lT. .
• Jous .\IOORL\CH
0~1HE rossllltllrYOf liHl':C Al'l'Ol~ILl>Ull.'~" llllo\.'>l'IUI~
Council spends 'precious time•· in workshop
\ Park study faces.
review Monday ~ The value of the two-day
goal-sefting seminar had
been debated, but Newport
Beach city leaders proceed
with the $9,000 session.
BY M.u.J ANN li.uMON, STA" WM'la
NEWPORT BEACH -Despite
suuestions to postpone or cancel
the session in li&ht of the ciry's un-
certain financ:ial situation, the City
r
Readers say "ork.)hop should
baye been put oil.
Stt Community Forum, poge All
Council went ahead Friday aflcr·
noon with a go:U·seumg workshop
that cost the city $9,000.
The workshop -which con!oult·
ant David Jones repeatedly re-
ferred to as "precious time" -got
off 10 1 late start Friday after·
noon, beginning 15 minute after
the chcduled 1 p rn . time. The·
council :ind c11y i.t.iff then spent
the next 45 minutes tlctcrm1ning
how \he i.cminJr \\OulJ be con·
ducted and ''hat each part1c1pJnl
hoped to :iccompli~h.
', fhcy agreed to let C\.Cl')Onc be
heard and many hoped to lca\C
the workshop with 11 handful of set
goals.
Then, at 3 p.m., the group
promptly took the fir t of a eaics
of JS-minute brc:iks.
• • heWO•UNO./PepM
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Bv E\'A.'J H t!llLIUON, i-
, .. ,.wa1na • The Nc"po• t llcach Cit)
Council "'" rcv1e" a fell i·
"bihty ~1uJy c.;sllmg for p:ul.;
, ... U!>C in both the Upper :ind
l..;o\\ er Ca~taway:> during it!>
regularly scheduled mcctina
Monday.
' The !otudy, funded by the
~ PUIC/Pe .. A•
,
u . satUrdly, Janu.y 7, 1115 ..
A'MIPlll
Winter 1118
begins IOillY·
T HE MUCH AWAITED win·
ter clearance sale al A'M•r·
ce\ ~tarts at 10 a.m. today.
i'\'M:irec~. "'hich sell~ highest
quality ladie) clothing, 1s discount·
mg ~elected 1op"'qual11y designer
clot~ini:, acce\sories and j hocs for
the ale.
A ~farces (642-4423) is in West-
.. hfl Court <it 1649 Wcs1diff Drive
,1 :"c1.1. port Be:ich. .
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1 OR UI:. T llV•'S on~ top quality
"nen). clothing, POSll*(640-8310)"
:it F:ish1on_ Island
i\ having 11s semi-
annual sale.
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POSH has -se-
lected merchan-
di\c on sa le for
up to 70% off.
Savingi. include
!luits frpm
51 49.90, dress
\hirts from
S 15.90, sports
coats from
S89.90, tics from
S9.90 :ind sweat-
ers from 529.90.
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___ .JaU f: :S Rt"Ef (548-1415), which
.ell' tropical fish and !i.upplies, re-
c.cn1 ly open~d in the. Kmart Plaza
1t 2200 I !arbor Olvd., in Cosra
"ici,a.
Green Ree f prides it!>elf on
heing a very different foh store.
II\ much mo re modern than most,
.ind it bo;i\ts.123 tanks f~lcd with
I rcsh wa ter, marine and inverte-
brate life.
Cu\tomcr i.crvice i<. very impor-
\!.a nl to the famil y-owned business,
.111<.J for '>election, it would be hard
10 f111J a belier fr~h !.tore In the
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I 0 llEIJ> OUT Al.lhei mer pa-
1 \COi\, you can order a calendar,
11tlcJ "'-'Mcmorie!i. in the Making,"
which rcatures artwork painted by
• , Alzheim er patient~.
1 he 1995 cale nd ar 1s available
for Sl2 (add S2 for po!i.tagc and
h.indling) ac; :i fund-roi)er for the
Alt heimer\ A'>'>OCHJtion of Orange
County.
LOCAL
CrrY EDITOR llUS YOKOI. ~7-42ll
B~ ~Luc s. POSN:U., .StAfr Wt.nu
Friday provided the calm •
bcfo~ the anticipated stoml. -
· Although officials expect this
weekend's predicted rainfall
won't be as se~-erc u this week's
· record-breaking deluge, they •
cautioned' that flooding may
occur just as rapidly.
"We don't expect it (rain) to
be as intense," said Bill Morris,
Costa Mesa's public services
dirccto'r. "But the ground is
saturated right now. So there's
going to·be more runoff."
Some 3,500 sandbags arc at
the ready at Newport Be:ich fire
stations and lifegu:ird .
hcadqua~rs at the Newport
' Bc~ch Pier, siijd David. •
Ne1derh~us, Newport Bc:ach •s
general scryices directpr. ,
"We're all bauened down for
'the event,v Niederhaus said.
· Costa Mesa re!i.id~nts Ciln get
sandbags at the city's corpor:ite
yard on Placentia A\"enue accoss
from Estancia High School,
Motris !i.aicf. • ·
A shovel a.nd elbow grease are
required to fill the· bags, he s:iid.
Floodittg is likely in Cost:i
M~sa's We st Sidc,-Morris said.
The rpidweek storm closed
several streets, iflcluding the
intersection of H'l~r Boulevard
and 19th "Street. .
-.'My advjcc is, tf they think
they .can make. it through to . .
drive very, very slowly," Morris
said or nOoded intersections. "If
they h~ve any "doub~s, don't •
attempt it. They can assume that
the water is rising If they sec
standing water and it's still
raining."
The aftermath of Wednesday's
storm apparently Ciluscd at least
one casualty .
Newport Beach city employee
Les Whitehead needed surgery
after being struck in the head by
a branch of a storm-d:imaged
tree be was trimml~g. colleagues
sai d.
On Friday, a Hoag Hospital
official said he had been moved
out of the critical care unit into
a private room where he was
rec uperatjng.
.Last week's nooding was most
I N • ' • severe. a ong e~on s
immediate coastal area, and
Neiderhaus warned waterfront
re sidents to check their ·sea w:ills
and 10 be wary of electrical
cords and outlets along docks.
Residents who have flooding
or 01her problems can contact
th e ci ty's storm cehter at
644-3060 i£ they can't get
th rough tO'other emet"Sency
sCNk.~v~ei~~ said.
He estim:ite<f.ihahhe e:irlier
storm eroded more than $50,000
fronl city cQffers. Miller put the ·
dani:ige figure at about S4,000 in
Costa· Mesa. · ' ·
... Newpo~t police .· running ·team
seeks .funds .for· cQmpetitioi1 ·
The N.cwport aeach Police
Department 'Running T e:tm,
which, p:inlc:ipat~s every yep "in'
. an annual law enforcement relay
r:icc held in the Californ ia/
Nev::ida des~rt, is seeking public
' donatio.~ to help de fray ~he cost
f)f this year's event.
The 11th an nual 1'Baker to
. Vegas. Challenge C<ip ~clay,"
seeks to continue its ongoing
friendly feud with rival Fremont
Police Department.
The cost of the evenJ is
·approximately $5,000, which has
historically beeo paid by
individual te:im runners, as well
as by donations from individuals
and businesses. The 20-mcmber
team is particul arly in need of a
$950 entry fee, required by Jan.
15. No city money, equipment or
time is use d for the event. 1 he calendar!> can be mtiiled
anywhere 111 the U.S., and the as-
\OCiat ion will "include a note card
with you r pcr~on al me!>!i.agc for no
extra ch:.i rgc.
• Cun r. LUIUCH
· scheduled for April 8 and 9,
involves 175 police teams On a
I20-mile relay ·run through the
desert. The Newport Beach
team has run first in its divisiQn
for the past several years, and
An)one wishing to donate to
the team should contact Sgt.
Trent Harris, 644:3765.
Soaring allhouette: A power-boat gfides-intcHh.e mo1:1th of the Newport Harbor silhouetted
against a shimmering late afternoon ocean.
For more information please
c:.i ll 283-1111 or fax 283-1240.
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A Rl:.~ISDEn IN ca~e you've for·
gotten abou t the clcarnncc sale at
ra">h1on hland this weekend. The
\Cm1-annu:.il :><ilc run!> 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. today i.lnd from noon to 6
p.m. Sund;iy.
·Genetic evide.nce Coll~cted from
rape · s~spect attel' court light
8Y MAAc S. POSNER, SrArr W11.1T1la
McJ>t \l1;rc\ arc part icipating in
the '>t1lc, :.i nd 1n Ca\e of min, the
'>ale '>'ill 1:1kc place in!i.idc the
\lore\.
After win ning a court chalJepge on
Friday, investigators took body nuids from
suspect Steven Dexter Drooks -evidence
they believe will genet ically link him to a
'>cries of local and Riverside-area rapes. hir more 111for111ation t.:ill 72 1-Brooks, 2"2, o! Riverside, faces 13 counts
!>lemming from two alleged sexual assaults
in Newport Beach late last year. He was
held without bail at Newport Deach City
Jai l Friday and then transferred late Friday
night to Orange County Jail.
21){.J'J. • '
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A C..U.l\l{J\:'\CE SALE 1!> in
progrc'>'> ,11 Horshcim Shoes (754-
0555) :11 ~oulh Coa'>l Plaw near
Sat\ I 11th Avenue.
·1 he \ale includes a wide selcc-
110 11 of dre~'> :.ind ca~ual !>hoes at
S59.'J0 a p;11r, or two pair!> for
SI IO.
As the evidence was collected by a
medical team at the Newport jail Friday
eve ning, the pro!i.ecutor said more charges
appeared likely.
The !ipccial is on !.elected re-
ducetl !ltylc!i, and b available until
the \hOc!i. !>ell out.
Deputy District Allorney Cl audia Silbar
said victims of three other Orange County
assaults will be asked if they can identify
Urooks as their auacker in a lineup
scheduled Tuesday. Victims of six alleged
rapes or attempt ed rapes in Riverside's
Canyon Crest area also will be :isked to
pick Brooks out o( the ·group of men,
Silbar said.
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lk~t /Juys 111111c·11rs 'l'Jwrsdays Dnd
'11turd11ys. U'/lctltcr you're D mer-
chant or a sl1oppcr, if you knou1 of
11 good buy cull me at 540-1224,
f:1.Y me 111 6-16-4170 or tt-ritc to me:
/Jest lJtt)S, /)ally l'ilot, JJO W. Hay
St., Costa M cso, Collf. 92627.
Part of Friday's testing included making
an inked impression or Brooks' foot.
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"In one of the cases we a're investigating,
the suspect left a muddy footprint on the
victim's carpet,'' Silbar told Harbor
Municipal Court Judge Christopher
Strople. "We believe it's Mr. OrooJ...s'.''
Meanwhile, Newport Beach police
contradicted a statement made by Silbar on
Thursday that Brooks bad a l'ie\\porl
Beach girlfriend.
Investigators still arc tryi ng to determine
why Orooks would have come here,
Newport Beach Police Sgt. Andy Gonis
said. ·
Silbar maintained that Brooks has tics to
the area, but wouldn't elaborate. A
Ri versid e Police Department spokesman
said items inside llrooks' car linked him to
alleged attacks in both cities.
r All but one of the charges fli ed uguimt
Brooks on Thursday arc the result of an
. all eged rape on 38th Street on Nov. 29 and
an alleged attempted rape on Colton Street
on Dec. 16. ""
One of the three additional Orange
County cases investigators are trying to link
to Brooks is an alleged rape on Dec. 3 in
COsta Mesa board and care facility, Silba r
said.
WIATHI~
TIMPl~TUUI blowini southust
Newport Be.ich to soul at 25
58/47 knots bt evenin&.
Balboa l<>C.llly e.lvy. rain
showers will 58/47 diminl~h to Cost.i Mes.i ocuslonal 60/45 sho~ers. Corona del Mar
57/48 TIDll
TODAY IU .. fOHCAST First high
LOCATlON SIZE l :56 a.m ........... 4,S
Wedge 2-3 w Firit low
N~rt 2-3 w 8: I 5 a.m ........... 2.0
81.cllts 2·4 w Second high
1 :33 p.m ........... J.4 Ri\-er Jetty 2·4 w Second low CdM 2·4 w 7:49 p.m. 1.2
aOAnNO SUNDAY
• ~It warning' First high 2:55 a.m .......•... 4.S t.irly th is morning First low with southtut to 9:52 1.m ........... 1.8 south winds JS Stcond high knots with slrongtr ):41 p.m,MH•HU•2,9
r,sts, shining Msl Second low knots by 1:45 p.m .......... 1.7. afternoon and WJttr temp.: SS
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Whittler Eementary students celebrate ··the Epiphany·
Stude nts at Whittier
Elementary School in
Costa Mesa on Friday
celebrated the Epiphany
-the Christian holy day
when the three kings
vi!i.ited the infant Jesus
and brought him gifts
after his Dec. 25 birth.
Four to five gifts were
donated to each
)4
•
classroom at the school by
members of the Andersen
Elementary Schoof
community in Corona del
Mar, said Whittier School
Principal Juan de Jesus:
In Latin American
countries, the tradition of
celebrating the Epiphany
is a big event, de Jesus
said. It is the day children
usually get gifts in honor
or the religious holiday.
The gifts were raffled
orr in each classroom.
One of the biggest
donations -which
triggered plenty of
excitement among the
school children -was a
BMX (bicycle motor
cross) bike.
Arst George Paley tribute dinner set for Sunday
The Friends of George Paley will host
the first annual George Paley Youth
Fund Tribute Dinner Sunday at the
Irvine Marrio tt Hotel.
Campus in Costa Mes;, and Dr.
Benjamin M. Bendat, :i prominent civic
leader in Southern qi1ifornia for more
than 50 years.
The event, dedicated to "the memory
,and life work" of the highly respected
leader in the Jewish community who '
• Retired Brigadier General of the
Israeli Defense Forces Shimor Erem is
scheduled to speak on the significance,
both to the local community and Israel,
of reaching out to Jewish youth.
died last y~ar, is intended to benefit
youth prog rams in Orange.County.
Selected to be honored at the event
are Adrian Gluck, an entrepreneur and
innuential philanthropist who oversaw
the building of the Jewish Federation
The event begins :it·6 p.m. For
information and reservations, contact
Teddi Lipton at 837-1624 .
SUllf lllPORT POUCI flUS
fr•• hrfll••/ COITAMUA stolen.
w .. etr•k
tlar••• .. TveMl117 2600 block or Newport
Boulevard: A marine NIWPOIT aUCH
A stron~ west/northwest 2700 block or Poclnc View radio, books, ch:lrts ond swell will hold as a new insulin syringes were Drive: The tires and rims wtst/northwest boost reported stolen from o were reported stolen from blends In with.more motel room. The loss was o parked Honda Prelude overhead waves at the listed :it $2, 700, on~ the car was lert on belier west ;ind ,2900 block or Rcdhlll wooden blocks -leaving northwest breaks. Avenue: A cornputer was nothing merry for lhc
This swell is a owner of the cur with reported stolen from a product o( a low business where the , ~hates reading "I IOW
pressure system off the suspect may have used a "UN.'1 The loss was
c~st, which will keep key 10 &Cl In, II poli« estimated at S2,000.
conditions very unstable
~ith v;ui.lblt south and report s:iid:Thc loss was 500 blodl of Ma~riCt
estimoted 11 $2,500. Avcnut: Jewelry valued at southwesterly ~inds $2,600 was reported stolen through most o( the 1900 blotk ol Platta1l1 from a home.
week. • Ann~: Some SI0,000 in 4600 blOtk ol Von Cleaner conditions by cash -that had been Kan.en: A $6.000 this wttllend. 5torcd inside a scaled c:omputcrsctup wu For ct.lily -urf repottt manila envelope in • 1001 'w.:'cd atolc:n rrom an and fotecasts, tall (900) box -was reported • o ice buildina while it was 976·SURF. The c.all stolen from a buliftCU closed (or 1hc weekend. II costs $1.50 plus any 1ha1 wns broken Into. wasn't clear how the possible eon. Tools also were reported 1uspcct aot In.
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Saturday, January 7, 1995 A3 -
a ttln11 your klcR · on Rou~e BB ain't what It . used to ·be
B obby Troup wrote it, Not
King Cole sang it and we
all wanted to do it:
"If you ever plan to motor west
On the
Coast
Travel my
woy, tDkc Nie-
hig/Jway
Thnt's the
best
Get your
kir;ks, on Route
66"
And a lot of
us actually did
get the chance
to travel that
mellow road
before it was
sucked up by
the interstate
highway system.
Route 66 isn't what it used to
be. In fact,~Route 66 basically
isn). Though there are lots of
signs along Interstate .40 pointing
TODAY
' WllOHT LOH PROOUM
Customize your own wc;ight loss
program at Relief Resources, 1850
Whinier. Suite L·302 in Costa Mesa
every Saturd:iy in January from 10
a.m. to noon. Cost is S5•per 1ession.
~II 722-9527 for more inform:uion.
SUNDAY
llNOLH' RILATlt»NSHIP SIMINAR
"li11cn. Learn and Be Loved'' is the '
title of a Singlc's Relationship Seminar
offered by The Meeting Room,.an
affordable singles organiza1ion. The
seminar will help couple> and singles
achieve more fulfilling relationships by·
obtaining a better understanding of
vour panncr. Cost is S3'for members, ~5 non-members. The Meeting Room·
is 01 2915 Redhill Ave .. Suite G104 in
Costa Mes:i. C:ilr 545-8082 for details,
·MONDAY , '
A.D.D. LICTUH
"A.0.D. and Copin$: Whe n What You
Do Doesn't Wo rk " 1s the title of a
lcc1urc being held from 7 to 8:~0 p.m.
:it Coastline CounscJing Center. 1200
Quail St. in Newport Ueach. Cos1 1s
S5. Details, 476-0991.
MUNICIPAL IONDI SIMINAR
Smith Barney of NcwpQrl Beach is
sponsoring a free scfuinar on
"Mun1cip:il Bonds after the
Bankruptcy: How Safe Arc They?"
from 7 10 8:15 p.m. at the Hy:iu
Regency in 11'\'.inc. Reservatio ns :ire
nccewry. Call We ndy at ~4-9 111.
oPAJAMA ITORnlMI
Children ages 3 10 7 :ire encouraged 10
we<1r their pajamas and .bring a
favorite stuffed animal to Paj:im:i
Storytimc, a series of Monday night
s1ory sessions at 1hc Ne" port Dcach
Central Libr:iry, 1000 Avocado Av,e.
The 7 p.m. sessions last ~:ilf an hour
· and run through March 14. Call
717-3800 for more information.
TU IS DAY
CARllk PLAN NINO WORK.I HOP
A free. three-part career planning
workshop is being offered by Orange
Coast College in Cost:i Mesa. The
workshops will be held tonight, Jan. 24
and 31 from 6 10 ~ p.m. in the
college's Re-Entry Center, Room 106
of OCC's Counseling and Admissions
Building. Qill 432·5162 for details.
NIWPOIT FOUNDATION
··or:inge County Bankruptcy: Where
Do We Go From I !ere?" is the topic
or the 7:30 a.m. breakfast meeting of
the Newport Foundation al the Balbo:i
Bay Oub, 1221 West Coast I lighwny in
Newport Beach. Guest speakers arc
former Orange County Treasurer
candidate John Moorlach and Or:ingc
Counly Register editorial editor Ke n
Grubbs. Cost is S20 for members, SJO
for non-members. Qill 675-6300 for
reservations.
VOLUNftH PAHNT AIDll
The Exchange Club Child Abuse
Prevention Center or Orange County
has :i critie31 need for volunteers to
work wi1h their "Welcome Bnby"
program. Parent nidcs net as role
models for first-time parcn1s offering
guidnncc :ind trnining in child care
and development. Volunteer training
will be conducted at the center, 2482
Ncwpon Blvd .• Suite 7 in Costa Mesa
today from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and other
dates and times throughout the month.
For details, call 722-1107.
CURI Tiii 8L9'U
Learn magical ways to cure the
post-holiday blues every Tues<luy
evening in January from 7 10 9 p.m. nt
Relier Resources, 1850 Whittier, Suite
L-302 in Costa Mes:i. Cost is S5 per
session. Details. 722-9527.
LITlltACY VOLUNTllU ·
Ths .Costo Mesa Literacy Center Is
offering a tr:iining course Cor
volunteers interested in leaching
, Enilish as a second l:inguagc or
working with American :idults who
h:ive m:irglnal rcadin& Skills. Oasscs
will be held fr6m 7 10 9:30 p.m. every
Tuesday and Thursday cvenln~ •
bcglnnina next week :ind conunui11£
for I total or 30 hours O( tnaininJ. Al
the complc1ion or the course,
volunteers will be auiancd 10 •
student In 1 tc:ichinJ center nearby.
There Is I twc·dcduc:liblc mnteri:ils rec
or S30. Details, S4S.65M or 548·3™·
WIDNUDAY
.... PPUTUCTVU
"The Art and Science of.Mistakes" ls
..
to "H istoric Route 66," there's
little. if anything, at tht end of
those dusty roads.
, I followed on~ of those sign~ :u
an offramp of Interstate 40
somewhere between Needles and
'narsrow. I don't know what 1
hoped to discover. Maybe a
tourist court and a tidy little town
where everybody drives DcSotos
and Hudsons and malts are 25
cents.
After three miles, I had found
nothing. I turned around, got
back on the interstate and
he'aded for Flagstaff, Ariz., not
forgetting Winona. It's a shame
that when 1-40 was finished, SQIJle
federal bure:lUcrat with a soul -
there must have been one -
didn't push to get it named
Interstate 66. What could it have
hurt? ,
The aborted excursion in
search of yet another fragment of f.
my past was just an interlude on
a 2,500 mile round-trip to Denver
10 spend Ouistmas with our
grandson and his parents. My
wife new back to give her a
couple of extra .days with the kid
and to prove, once ngatn, that she
is far smarter than I.
Actually, ·1 enjoyed a couple of
days on the road~ A little solitude
every once in a while is a heallhy
thing, I think. The motel in which
I spent the first night, in
Williams, Ariz., was not so
healthy. It was part of a national
chain and had been freshly .
painted and wallpapered. But of
all the joints in which I have
lodged around the world, it is the
only one with carpet so grungy
my feet litf rally stuck 10 the
noor.
the countryside from Williams
to the other side of Flagstaff is
spectacular, but from there on it
is 3 pestilence of truck ~tops,
shack filled villages -and Indian
je\\elry. Every few miles all the
Y.ay to Albuqucrqu~, there is a
gas station or general ~tore or a
veterinary clinic selling lndiun
jewelry.
The entire Native American
population of the Unhcd Srntes
couldn't make that much Indian
jewelry. At lea~t on Route '66
they h:id two-headed i;nakes und
giant chickens to entertain the
gullible traveler. •
The other dodge along the
interstates is th e "factory outlet" ...
mall. There are half a dozen
between here and Denver.
Do you really think all the stuff
)'OU can buy in those stores in
bargain priced? Or do we just
convince ourselves that it is? I
suspect some or those factories
have put on extra shifts to keep
the p1pcti11es filled at the "factory
• outlets." All '"c need now 1s·3
factory outlet store for Indian
jewelry.
Defore getting back on
non-existent Route 66 and
heading home, \\e spent t\\O da>s
.in S:lnta Fe. lt is a sort of
high-altitude Q,000 ft.) Nc\\port
Deach with chili peppers. A .
lovely town, but expennnnsi\'c!
We stayed at La Fonda, a big,
pueblo-style hive of a place with
most of the action in lo" n al its
lobby bar. L;i Fonda is on the
historic Plaza, which is "hy we
booked there, but I doubt \\C'd
do it again.
The Plaui, '"hich \\as the
terminus of the Santa Fe TrJil.
appears to have been iaken O\'er
by a herd of rathe;-obno>.ious
post·pubescents wllo ·crube
around on skateboards and bikes
(despiie signs that officiaHy
prohibit s;iid skateboards and
bil..c~) and '-;c how many 1imc11
they can shock tourist~ "ith the
"cff' and other '>uch \\Ord~. Fim
Amendment right, I gucl>i..
I on u11Jtcly, )OU don't need to
go through the Plaza to ge t to La
C."a Sena, the rcl>laurJnt 1h:u
soil.I U!. on1.: of th~ l\\O or three
bci.t meob I haH! c.vc r had. t
have been to Lu1ccc 111· New
Yori.., I lo1chc.:r's * ~fodrill, ·1 ou r
D'Argcnt Ill Paris anll lllJI\)
like" i)c pbc.e'>. None of 1h1:m
cxcecdcll La Cal>.1 Scna. .
1 he re arc more f,1moul>
restaurants in Santa I c -the.:
Co)otc, the Pink Adobe, Ana'>a2.1
-but 1hey c:rn't)>e any better. 1f
Jl> good.
The llC\l d.l)t. \\C had lunch Jl
. the Dair) Queen in Hi!lch, N~'' .
MC\ICO. rhal \\ J!> nice, loo.
f'rc:d /\lartin's c:olumn rons
c1 cry 1/wrsday and Saturda)'·
AROUND TOWN .-... , .. ,
ALL-IRliD DOG SHOW
More than 1,500 dogs of :ipproxinlately 120 different AKC Breeds
·arc expected to take part in the All-Orecd Dog Show and
Obedience Trial Jan. 15 at th e Ornngc County f-"airgrounds. The
• l>hOW is sponsored by the• Shoreline Dog Fancie rs A~sociation of
Orange County. Show hours me 8 a.m. 10 0 p.m., wi1h judging
·scheduled for 6 p.m. Admis~ion is SS for adults, $4 for se niors,
children 6-12 arc $3, and \1nd cr ~ arc. fre-c.
the title of n lecture that Dr. Robert J.
Maurer \\ill give at the weekly
breal..fost meet ins of The Inside Edge,
a support group to r lc:iders. The
meeting" ill be from 6:30 LO 8:30 a.m.
al Scon 's Restaurant. 3300 Uristol SI.
in Cos1:i Mesa. Cost for fir..t iimc
glfests is SI 5 and includes a buffet
brcakfasL Dc1:iils. 730-5050.
RIPUILICAN WOMIN FIDlltATID
The Balboa Bay Republican \\'omen
Fcdcra1cd \\ill meet at noon· at Jhe
Balboa B:iy Cluti in Newport l3c.1ch.
Guest speaker is Tom Fuentes,
.presidcn1 of the O range County
Republican Party. Dct:iils, .t9.t-6.i90. .. DRAWING & PAINTING
A new eight-week dr:l\\ing and
painting workshop begins tod:iy from
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Vince
~orgcnson Center, M:iriners Li brary.
2005 Dover Drive in Newport Dench.
The workshop is designed for
beginners to :idvnnced using mi~cd
media. Details, ~4-315 1.
CKAM81R Of COMMDCI
Learn four pow'crru1 strategics that
·will help business owners and
org:iniution executives l:iunch :i
counter auack on the ethics crisis :ind
protect their businesses at 1hc Costa
Mes:i Chamber of Commerce's "GooJ
Morning Costa Mesa; 7:15 a.m.
brc:it..fast meeting at the aire Chez
P:iris, 3046 Bristol St. in Costa ~lcsa.
Cost is SlO prepaid. Sl5 :it the door.
For rcscn•ations, C3ll 574·87SO.
THURSDM .
IALAHCI YOUR LIH
··rriori1y Mai;ic:· I low to Live Your
Life on Purpose" is the title of a free
7 p.m. program at the Newport Beach
BIST BIT
SUCCESS SEMINAR
"The Inner Game of
Success'' is the Litle or a
free noon program Tuesday
in the Friends' Meeting
Roo"m of the Newport
Beach Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. Presented by
Brett Miles of Growth
Technologies In ternational,
the presentation is geared
for business people, but will
also be of interest to
individuals. Call 717-3800
for more information.
\
Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave.
The program will focus on how to put
balance into business and personal
li!Z:. Call 717·3St6 for more
information.
, TIMi MANAGIMINT WOll~HOP
A t\\O-part 1imc management seminar
for adult students "Ill be held tonigh1
.111d Jail. 19 from 6:30 to S. p.m. in the
lk·Entrv Center a1 Qr:inge Coast
College ;,, Cost:i ~les:a. The \\Orl\shop.
is free ond open to the public. For
more information. call .iJ2·5162.
INF(lMlllClAL SEMINAR
Fa\\Cell's Video~brkc!Jng Inc. is"
hosting a lunch seminar from 11 :45
?.m. to I :JO p.m. at the Ccn1cr Club
adj:m:nt to 1hc Performi ng A•ts
Center in <;os1a Mesa. 111e seminar
,..,ill show product owners how to cash
in on 1hc multi-billion dollar D irect
Response TV industry. Cosi is Sl5. •
Call Kathy a1 753.7.i77 for n1brc
information or rcscn at ions.
SATURDAY, JAN. 14
FASHION SHOW & IRUNCH
Newport Du~s Rc~rt is hosting a
fashion show :ind brunch at 11 a.m. al
the Dael.. 8Jy Cafe, I 131 0Jck £3.1>
Dri\e in Ne,,pon Dcach. Tickets to
the C\Cnl arc S8 prcsalc and SI I at thc
Joor. For more informa1ion. call
, 729-Dl.JNE.
8ACK UY WALKING TOUR
The Friends o( Ne\\ port B~y \\Ill
conduct free walking tou~ of lhc
Upper NC\\ p<?rl 0.1y Ecolo~1c:il
Rcsen·c bC\\\cen 9 and 10.15 am. Tou~ dcparl C\'Cry 10 to 15 nfu1utcs
from the corner of l:ast Bluff Dri'e
and D:icl.. Bay RoJLI near Jamboree
and lai.t I If:! to 2 hours. We:ir
comfortable shoes :ind bring binoculJ~S
Bea
local
hero ...
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• COIJK119Cions
• Tenant/Landlord
• Much, much mare
falffomfa l)aralegal .
Clnim. Ina. ...._'fl H. '9ltz
-we accept all major credJit cBiTJs -.
and cameras. The tours serve as an
introduction lo the rich va rie ty .of
wildlife and plants at this important
coastal marsh.
CUT TAXIS SIMINAR
'.'Cut Taxes With a Conscience" is the
title of free 8:30 a.m. breukfal>t.,..
seminar at the-Ualboa Day Club, 1221
West Pacific Coast lligh\\ay in
NC\\porct Beach. l'hc scm1n:ir is
sponsor~<l by Weahh A~sct
M-cmcnt and I lousing 1\llies. For
details. call (800) 926·40SO.
CREATION SCllNCl LICTUH
Geology professor Rid . llalough \\ill
speak on "Whal i~ Science and What
Arc the Limi ts of Science?" al the
7:30 p.n1. meeting of the Crca1ion
Sci~ncc A ssocia1ion of Or;ingc County
al M:irincr's Church, 1000 t31~on Ave.
. in Ne\\ port Dcach. 1 he met.ling 1 free
;rnd open to the public. ror more
infornution, call B1H Morgan Jt
898-8331.
SUNDAY, JAN. 15
CLASSICAL MUSICALE Guita~ist l\fichacl Obcn :iml cclli~t
Nancy Taylor will perform in .1 free
3:30 p.m. concert :it the Sc\\ port
Beach CentrJI LibrJr)'. 1000 A'ocaJo
.Ave. Oc1aib. 717·3SOO.
TUlSDAY, JAN. 17
SICOND SIGHT SEMINAR
Dr. Robert II inc, 1he s1ghtctJ ilU~hor of
the best-seller "Second Sight." \\1ll
discuss his e~pcnencc~ ·\\ ith blmJn.:s~
during much of his profc~1onJI 1:Jl\~cr
al J free noon seminar al the }\C\\ po11
Beach Ccn1r:il LibraQ1, 1000 A\Ol.'JJo
A\e. Details, 717-3800.
DOLPHINS MHTING
Tom ·Rcdwitz and Non11 \\'iu 'af the
lnine Company will di~cuss local•
construction projects at 1hc 7: 15 a.m.
mcc1ing of the Dolphins Di\.ision of
the Ne\\ port I larbor Arca Chamber of
Commerce breakfast mee1ing al the
Ney.port Beach Marrioll llotcl in
Fashio11 h l:inJ. Cost is Sl.t.50. Call the
ChJmb.:r :it 729-4400 fo r rcsenalions
or aJJ111onal inrormation.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1 I
CANCIR SUPPORT GROUP
I lo.1g Cancer Center at .iooo w
Pacific Coast lligh\\ ay in Ne\\ port
Beach is hok!Uij; 1hc fi~l is a series of
fre~ support workshops for inJ1\ iduals
"1th cancer and 1h<!ir familic~ m the
Cancer Cen1cr auditorium from 7:30
to 9 p.m. C.ill 760-4.i52 fof
rescrv:itions antl i11Corm:i1ion.
SILF CAlll THI HlA-i.THY WAY
''l lcallhy Self-Clre" is the title of ;1
two-part workshop being offered toda>
and Jan. 25 from noon 10 1:30 p.m. by
Orange Coast College's Rc·Entry
Center. The workshop is free and
open 10 Wie public. Details, 432-5162.
on Prnp. 187 und \Oler frJuJ a1 the
11:30 a.m. lunch mecting·of :"-.rnporl
I I arbor Republican Women al
Newport Ueach Coun1ry Club.• loOO E
• Coast lligh"ay. Co~t is SIS. For
• rcserva1ions, call Jan P.ahncr at
96 ·.59s.i
SATURDAY, JAN. 21 DATING WITH CONFIDINCI
"Building Confidence in Dating'' is the
title of a two-pan \\Ori.shop bcmg
oflcred today and Jan l5 from noon
to 1:30 p.m. at the Re·Entry Center al
Orange Coast College in Co:.ta M.cs.1.
The \\Orkshop is free and open· to 1he
public. Details, 43'2-5162. •
COUNTRY LINI DANCl USSONS
Come and le:irn hu1\ lo <lo 1he
Count!") \\ ~~1 .. rn L111..:-0Jfh.c I.rum ?
to IO pm 111 lhc Commun~ an.:.1 ;ll
L:.1.1nc1a I l1gh ~.:hvol. 2:f~J Pl.i1.C11Cia
,\\e. Ill C1.hlJ :-.k\J (,,., I~ s.; 1 he·
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g1rb' ~Ol(o'Cr .:inJ tra,I.. t.:a:ns.
FRIDAY, JAN. ~O .
HPUILICAH WOMIN MHTJHG
r ormer U.S. Commis~oncr of
Immigration Harold Ezell \\ 111 spc.11..
t·nd )uur ik m> tu 1\ruund T o1111
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H i.lh.JChool·a;ied .om,
cfau~tcrs and ir~n&tuWrcn of
Rotarian• arc cfijiblc to
p~ttiapate tn the 1995 Roury
Oistncs 5320 Youth Exchange
proSJam. bul they need to act
to0n, ~rdin' to Rabc'.rt
&lln1tr, coordinator.
Mexia>. En&Jand, Japan,
Oenm2rt. OiUil, F"'anbnd add
Ru.uia are the countries the
)uulhful lr~den ca n d)()()l.t
from. Out time u ..OOrt .ltld
applicationl need JO be.-filed ~
Jan. 25.
At 1hc c~t of an airline tjctc1
Cicnef<1lly around Sl,OOCJ),
inturancc and pre>«utng fee, the
teen-ager ~n travcf abroad to
one o( nillc countri~ ·for three or
four weeb 1n a short-term
prO&Jam, one year 1n the
IDng·tcrm proyam, or for two.
1n9n1hs to Au\traha~ The pcrwni
who h0$ts the American )Ou th\
wjlJ then come here and ''ay with
their (am1he$
. Accordfog to SClin&er, this is
one or the few Rotary proiranu
opcit lO members onfy. f o r more
information, or an applicacion.
c;ontact. )our Rotary Oub ot •
Selinger at ~Sl-8700. ·o
CLUB M>TES -.
• Pttsldtnt Cari Lolrd of the
KIWanis Oub of Nc~pof! Beach.
conva1ulated member Jim Muth
on the re.cent formation of the
Nl"""Pe>rt Harbor High School Key
· Club, the Ki wanis club for high
school-age youth. e Oops, '1n apology is in order.
~t•week I reported that the Au1tr:ilia. Italy, f·rancc, Spain,. •
WA.aMINOTOM·UUJtU
Karen Ro!M: Fi\Che r and Drew
I' .:ir\Ons Warmington exchanged
wcd_ding vvw<> Dec. 3 in Our Lady
(Jf Mount Carmel Catholic Churc;h,
Ncwp0rt Ocjich. The couple
greeted 200 guc~t\ :it their
rcc.ept11Jn cit the Riti·Carlton in
Laguna Ucach.
George and Ikvcrly Fi'>cher of
Nev.port !leach :ire 1hc parent\ u(
the bride. ~he wore ci b:ill gown
w11h a c;hapcl length 1rain, and a
. puff-.. lcevcd b1Jd1ce oC Ch:intilly
lcic;c embroidered will~ pe:irl!I.
Her allcndanl\ were L1!.a
H\hcr, Erin Warmington, Catie
Damclc, Suiannc Uuticr alfd Katie
Heimark.
The bridegroom i~ tht: \011 or
Robert and Lori Warmingt0n, aho
of Newport Dcacb. I IC was ·
·attended 6y-Ja~n Cagle, Dave
Dach, ~ric-fischcr, Dan Uoyd,
Chace W<Jrming1on, Eric An,lingcr
and Craig Alkins.
The couple is at home in
Ne~port Ucach aft er a. wed<.l111g
lrip 10 Jamaic:.1. She i~ a tcad1cr
und he is with Aurora Online
Sylltcms. -
WILION·MALONIY
Teresa Jo Maloney of Woodland
Hills and Cha'rlcs Gregory Wil~o11
of S<in Diego exch:inged wedding
vow£ Sept. 24 in Newport Ccnacr
lJ11i1ed Methodi~t Churc:h, Co1ona
dcl Mar. !Jc is 1hc lion of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E<.lw:mJ Wihon of
Newport Ueach.
The couple ~rcc tt:d 200 guests
at lhcir reception at The Turnip
Ho\c, S:inaa Ana.
Kathl ct:n M:.il<in·cy of Woodland
I fills :.ind ihc l<itc Ju~eph Maloney
<ire the p:.ircnt~ of 1he bride. She
wurc a form:il gown of be:.i<.Jed
cnndlclight s:.itin w11h a chapel
length trnin. The bGdi cc had a
front und h;ick V neckline, a
ha•.quc w:ii\l :ind long tapert:d
·.leevc~ I rimm ed wi th no1 al
cmhmidcrcd cut wm k la ce.
I fer !.i\ter, L:wru Maloney, Wil\
m:11d of honor and bridc~nwith
Bealocal
were 'Sally Doyle, Nicole Fre$C<i,. •
Uritany Karl~son and Cynthia .
Martello. Elizabeth Grover W'J\
the f19wer gi rl and Faisal Oinzagr
wa.\ the ring bearer. ·
The br:idcgroom had Charles
Wilw n, his father, as. b~st man
and u~herll were William Wil\on,
hi\ brother, Mark Dick.stein,
Jeffrey Duckworth, Mark
Goodman, James Konugrcs.and
1 imothy Snodgrass. .
1 he couple are residents of San ,
Diego; where !lhc is a graduate
lltudcrit working on a mMtcr's
degree in physical therapy and he
i'I in i.ale!I with M4diq PRN in San
Diego. ~ f
IPINILLA·IUAR
11 he. Sept. 3 wedding of Amy
Lynn Kjar of Costa Mesa and
Santo Aldito Sprnclla or Quin~
was ~lernniied in Christ Church
by the Sea United Methodist
Church, Ncwpott Beach. Family
:ind~· •i\ds :mended their ·
recc t m rollowing the ceremony
in-C, dell J fall 'in the church.
H · ;\nd Sandi Kja r of Coi.ta
Mc~:i arc the parents of. the bri<.Je
:ind Tom Spinella of Weed and
Susan Spinella of Quincy arc the
bridcg1oom's p:irents.
Allcndants for tbe couple we~e
m:iid of honor M:irilyn Asnley und
bc11t man, Tom Spi.nella-, the
bridegroom's f:ithct; bride~maids
Jennifer Rupsa, Erin McCoy and
K:iccy Scherf and u11herl11imo1hy
Kjar, bro1her of the bride,
Christopher Blu~t and Michael
Zellman.
The couple took a wedding trip
IO Oregon. She is with the Girl ~
Scout Council of Orange Count)'.
and he is in the United States Air
Force.
CUMMINS·CAVANAllOH
Cari Cavanaugh ond Joshua
Cummins were married Sept. 10 at
·Lookout Point in Corona dcl Ma r.
Their reception for 150 guests was
held at 1he Oa)is Center in
Corona dcl Mar.
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~ Competitive Rotes
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£sdtje .. a.ltfl ·~ H.....,. is mouminc the loJ.s of
three p>emben ia tbe"sm& mon1~.
Wdl, two of Jhc memben
·me ntioned are ~ry m&Jeb aJM -
Di'.~ am Mart
Wfl-IMI: Reiter ~ oo a le:a\"e ol
abtencc •hiJe W)1.an.d r~
(rom the dub. Sorry for 1.be
conf!Won..
0
W ELCOME TOTHE ·
WORLD.OF SERVICE
CLUBS -Mart JianniJ\o,
maiuacr or Long·s drug store.
who joined the Costa ·
~lua-Sewport lbrbOr Lions
Club as.a transfer.
0
MEE'l'INGS le PROGRAMS nus CO~UNG WEEK -V15it a
sen.ice club to hear a pr~ or
interest· to )'OU. to feam more ..
about the club's actiViti.es and to
Sherrie Cavanaugh of Costa
Mesa and Jim Cavan~uih of
Newport Beach arc the parcntS Qf
the bride .and th~ bridegroom is · ·
the son of Cheryl Hamilton of San
Diego and David Cummins of
Ariwna.
Tbeir honor attendan1s "-ere
Kilcy.Cciv'anaugh and Du~tin Half.
The couple are at home in .
Newport Beach. She is employed
by Hunt Pacific Manag~111ent .
Corp., and he is with Antonucci's.
Clt&CltAIT·MANll
The Corona del Mar
Commu~ity Church
Congregational was the setting for
the Oct. 22 wedding of Heather
Kr istine Hanes and John Laurence
Cracraft, both of Denver. rhc .
couple greeted their guests at their
reception at.the Center Club in
Costa Me~a ... following the
ce remony.
The ~ride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Callahan and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Eugene Hanes,
::ill of Newport Ocach. lier
attendants were Suzanne Hook,
Stacy Rogers, Meredith Maurer,
Camcroo Hahn, Kobie Nichols
and Amy Tharaldson.
Her bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs .. Rogcr Cracraft and
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Noah, all of
Dcnv~r. 1 lls attendants were Steve
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JC( ~ ia ICJ'ic:c IO~ comm~. MOit dubs •ill buy
)'OUt meat on ~ fmt \it.it ~
Show up at the mcctiag ol )'('Air
dJOice apd &eU them )OU rad
abwt them Ua the Daily Pilot.
· 'ruESDAY .
7:30 L ID. -NftflOi1 ae.ti
~ ltoWy QDb meets at I.be
IWb<W" Bay OUb .•
Noon -Colla Ma.a IOYaais
Clab'•ill mttt at the Costa Mesa
Commumty Center for a program
coordinated by llidlard SettdL
oon -Nrwport Bada
KJwaais Oub meeu at Olarlcy
Br~ns.
6:00 p.m. _.: Costa
· Mna-Newport HaJbor Uon.s
Oub, the .. r 1Sh Fry aub ... ~;u
meet at the Costa Mesa Golf &
Country Oub for a business .
meeting.
WEDNESDAY .
7:15 a.m. -So.ltb Coast Metro
....-., 0... ~ -raste of Com
Mesa Oub," meets al the Q n1er
Oub. • .
7:30 a..m. -c.saa
~ c..st BRdfasl .
U.S 0.. meets at Ma Baner's
Restaurant ror a .. Day at the
ltaces" "'ith itarD M.Wu of
Santa Anita ~ Tradt. .
Noon -Costa ~la.a beary
Clab meets at the MCS3 Verde eounuya•
Noon -'JM Exdaa• Oub of
Oruae Coast ~ill mttl at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub for 'a business meeting..
6:30 PM -Nrwport-BaJboa
Rotary Oab meets at the Bahia ,
Corinthian Yacht O ub for a talk
by Rotary International .
Scbolanhip recipient Amy Olson .
abQut her experiences abroad.
llfURSDAY
Noon -Kiwanis Oub of
Corona dd Mar meets at the
....
B•hia Corinthian Yacht Oub ..
Noon -Cotta Meu No..t•
KJnn(J Club meets at the
.Holiday Inn. •
Noon -Ntwp0rt·ln1H Rotary
Oub will' oot meet, bul membc~)
instead will attend.Saturday's
basketball game bc&ween Nevada
and UCI at UCI.
. 12:15 p.m. -lb~ Exdlaaae
Club or Newport Harbor, meets
at Charley Browns to hear Scott
Paulson, principal of Ensign
Middle School, on "Program to
Eliminate Prejudice and Bias." 4
Servi~ Club Update Is
published every·saturd.,-la tbe
Daily Pilot. Fu your ttn-1~
club's mectin1 lali:JrmatJoa to
6J1.sas1 or mall to 1743 Bayport
Way, Newport Be.uh, Calll. .
92660.
How to ..-..i your nuptial news
•
The Daily Pilot welcomes the ·
chance to share the news o( you r
engagement 01 wedding.
Pidc up engagement or wedding
forms in our lobby at 330 W. Bay
St, Costa Mesa, or send a
self-addressed stamped envelope to
the Wedding Department, The . ·
Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa MeSJ,
92626. For more information, call
642-4321, extension 350.
naroo L·" . . · r awn.
Boyle, Kelly H'a.pe~. Bob Hahn
and Kelly f arland.
After a wedding:tri p to Hawaii,
the· couple is at hqme in Denver,
She is a graduate of Corona del
fyfar High School and the
Upivcrsi ty of Color~do, where she
was affiliated with Delta Gamma
sorority. She is the coordinator of
group party facilities fpt the
Colorado Rockies' baseball team.
H~ is a gradua~e of Boulder
High School and Arizona State
University where he was affiJiated
with Sigma Nu fraternity. He is an
accoun t executive with Westlink
Paging.
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comparison of our f~cilities ~d
fees. For families· that prefer
cremation, we· welcome your
· visit to our state-of-the-att
crematoria, where.familyrang
friends may witness our c~ring
s~rvice. Our convenient'c~apel
and crematorium, are lo<;:ate<:l.
. in Costa Mesa to serve our
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Oranac County Qiapter has
need for many volunteers. for
information, call Executive
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375·1922.
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Visiting volunteers, support
groups for patients and for
caregivers and a volunteer
helpline arc among the free
. services offered by the
association. Interested
volunteers can call 283· l ll l or
(800) 660·1993.
AMwlc•11 Caacer
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The American Cancer
Society's Orange County Unit is
seeking office volunteers for .
numerous days and hours.
Volunteers will help with a
variety of projects such as
An~cls on Wheels (taking
patients to chemotherapy'·
treatments), Daffodil Days, and
the Great American Smokeout.
For information on these and
other volunteer opportunities,
call Cari Davidson at 364·3829.
Alilerlc•• ••ti Creu,
Or••I• Ceuaty
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I
The Crange County chapter
of the American Red Cross
needs volunteers who enjoy
pubijc speaking to address
community groups about Red
Cross services. Volunteers arc
also needed to act as liaisons
with the media in.disaster and
emergency situations. For
information, c.ill Judy
Iannaccone, 835·5381. For
gener31 Volunteer are:is, contact
Joan Miller, 835·5381, ext. 422.
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Civic Playhouse :ind Newport
Beach Showtime, the group is
planning to fund and build a
community arts Cxility for the
four groups in Costa Mesa. For
more inforrrr:nton, call Alice
Leggett :it 540-2557.
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Ballet Pocirica, needs
volunteers to serve as. ushers,
sell T·shirts, juice and cookies
at events, and more. Volunteers
who prefer not to join the guild
ore welcome. For infom1a1ion,
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Saturday, January 7, 1995 AS
racer Dick Steele would bring :a
Oock of earner pigeons abo11rd hi) , ..... h•• Al )hip and &end the birds off with n
note att:ichcd, charting the boat's wall," according to one friend. position.
"The kitchen help use\i to stop and 1istcl) to him," said Dpb New· "llle bird \\OUld Oy home U> my place -and my wife would call
ell, a/former crew member of Lockabcy with the rei.ults," Steele
Lockabcy's. ''He had a way about ·d I h' him that most people d.idn't ha,e." sai aug ing ... h was pretty loo!>e in thoi.c da)).'' Virgil Almon Lockabc) '~as born in Amarillo, Texas, on Jan. I, In 19 6• Lod .. abe) \\On 1he Ed
1910. He was brakeman for the Kennedy trophy frnm the Dah1a
Sania Fe Railway and also dab· Connth1on Yacht Club for out·
bl d . . . . . . s1:.111d111g ser\ice to y:lchting He : in· insurance 1nve)t1ga11ng and , • 1 , , , · shipyard work. Aflcr serving \\it h garnered 11e. Jun Webster .trophy
the Merchant Marines during from the Sou th~rn Calt forn 1J
World W:ir 11, Lod .abe) joincJ-~~chllnl: . A's~1at~on _Club J \\O
the San Dcrn :ird ino Su n nc,,spa· ) cars IJh: r. \\ h1lc many )JChl
per in ) 9~6. begi)lni<lg his career clubs clJ1mcJ him· a~ a. frequent
:is .a news report er. Al the time of guest Qr honor•tr) member, the
his death, t ocl..abe} and hi~ "ife O:.ilboa Y:icht Club ~nd the Ne\\·
-the former Virginia Maddock port I !arbor Yacht Club \\ere h1i.
-were one month a"ay ·from ra_,orite h:lunl!>, according to
their 60th wedding annive r!>ary. friends. ~ockabey's son Logan, "ho was . Fellow !>;ulors "111 rem~~er 1 he
once introduced to boxer Joe JOkcs, the lunches, the stones and,
Louis' during one of his fa ther's above all, the sense of humor.
writing assignments, said that his . "A,I. ''?uld outdo you C\eJ)'
father took panicular pride in a time,. sa1J John flallew, ~q.rmcr
series of articles he wrote during commodore ol the Southern Cali·
the 1940s. fornia Yachting Association. ··1
"There was an in famou) )trctch \Hote him a letter once and the
of road going to Vegas called the letter I got back h:id ·e,ery \\Ord
'Bloody Daker Grade,'·.. Logan misspelled a!> a joke, includin"g my
Lockabey said. "Da~ rode along narne. ~
with the Highway Patrol and "rote "\Ve ga' c him a· roast and th e
a series of safety »flick s on driv· line I used was 'Sorry it took so
ing that stretch. J fC' won -a n award long pulling this togethe r, but I
for that series. lie always-talked h~1d to ra ise money to pay people
about)t." 10 attend.' Al would laugh ai. h:.ir'd
But sailing and yacht race re-as an)body ebc, but he·d ahtva}"
poning .w:ls Lockabey's true p:is· get )OU in the enJ."
sion. A s:iilor :lnd a racer himself, Lockabc) iii sun i\cd by h1!> "ite
Lockabey o'' nc<hl Calkins· SO craft Virginia, hb son Logan :vtd his
christened -;i ppropria tcl~ d;.iughtcr Lura Hal\crt. Scn1cc'1
en,pugh -L:i Prcn)a (The press}. "ill be Tue~da;· ~ll I 1 :i.m. <'l the
As a reporter, Lo£kabey covered Nc"port Harbor Yacht Club, 710
everything from the America's \V. I3~1y A\c. in D:ilboa. ·
·cup to Olympics yacht ing to the tn· lieu of llo"ers. tl_lc Lockabe)
tnsenada races, frequently radio· f.imil; ha) requc:.tcd donJtion!> b,.
ing stories in from his boat. . cnt to the Ne" port Harbor Nau·
During the early da)s of radio, tical Mu cum, 171.t W. UJlbo.t
Lockabcy found creati'e \\:.t)S to Dh d ., Ne" port Ueach. Calif ..
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' M Saturday. January 7. 1995
TUR ..... . ...... ~·· thot the funds ~ere linked 10 the
coll~pscd Orange County trc:i·
'urer's investment pool. Cities Dftd
:.pccial districts said that the coun·
ty was onlr supposed 10 serve as
the collection :igcncy for the tax
funds and thnt it had no right to .
keep any portion of the money.
As u result of Friday's develop·
rncnts, Cost:i Mesa will halt its
lawsuit ngainst the county, ac·
cording to City . Manager Allon
' Roeder. Uist week, the city had 1 pet· :oned the U.S. Ban kruptcy
Court to lift the mand:ites pre-
venting the city from getting its
money. A hearing scheduled for
Thursd:iy will not ·take ptace, :ic-
cording to Roeder.
"As we said before, if the tredi·
tors ~ommittee is succeM,ful in ob·
taining ... the release or the runds,
we have no interest in unnecessar-·
ily taking up the court's time,"
r• R~der said. "The committee
.. should be given some real thanks
from the other :igcncies for being
nble to get this to happen."
While Cost:i Mesa ttnd seve_ral
~ •water districts had taken the .. mat·
ter to court, the city of Newport
Deach and the bulk of the other
creditors refrained froiv filing law-
s4its until receiving au thorization
from the creditors commi ttee.
,. Committee attorney Patrick Shea
, had set Friday as a de:idline date
for the creditors committee to get
the funds released.
With the pool participants, the
creditors and the county's reorga-
nization counsel in <agreement, the
agencies will file a joint motion
Monday for the fund release in
federal bankruptcy court in Santo
Ana. Once the motion is aP.·
proved, the withheld dollars will
be ~ent to the appropriate agen-
1 cies.
I Various city lenders speculated I that the threat or 1aw~uits played a I· significant role in the county's de-
1 cision. Out even without the law-·
l>Uits, they :iddcd, the county had I liule choice but· to release the
.... ,....,
•The two-day worbhop. IO be
continued today, is held annuAlly
to give the council a chance 10 dis·
. cuss pis and e1t1blillt llratcaies
for the upcomin& year.
Specific items to be Cliscuued nt
this year's workshop were: renew·
ing tho city's vision for the year
2010; scnina priorities ror 1995-96;
nd gi\ting City Manag~r Kevin
Murphy a performnnce review.
.
PAim ...
.......... &.
Irvine Co. -which owns the Cnst·
awnys land -proposes to move
baseb:ill dinmonds and soccer
fields away from the approvtd site
at 16th Street and Dover -nto des·
ignated open space area. The
Lower Castaways si te would' have
a basketball court, n practice field
and a small dog park. according to
the fensibility study.
Although officials h:ive declared
MOORLACH ,. f••• P•1•AI.
co.u~ty's invest ment oversight task
force he aded by 'fhom:is_ H:iy~s.
would monitor and offer advice on
the county's current and future in·
vestments, acco rding to Moorfach.
"It would be made up of indi·
viduals in the financial industry
who represent various disciplines,"
Moorlach said. "They would be
able to bring their background to
the-treasurer's omce."
Stanton, reached late f'rid:iy,
said he· could think of nobody ·
more qualified· thao Moorlach ·to
head .the oversight commiltl!e,
which would concern itself with fu-
ture investments.· • · •
Most supervisor also "indica ted
they would su pport MooFlach for
an appointment to tile tr~asurer's
post once Daxon's 120-day term
expires. . : funds if it hoped to work produc-
1· 1ively with its creJi~o.r~ in the fu·
I lure.
:• With the property tax issue set--I' tied, Newport Beach City Manager
. "Ilut, I'm not trying to force my
• way i11," s:iid Moorlach. "Ir I have
10 force my way into the position,
l don't want it.
1• ·Kevin Murphy said the city can I concentrate on organizing its bud·
r get for the. upcoming fiscal year
'. and on recouping its pool in·
'A few residenu ciitlda.ed lut
year•1 worUhop at the Balboa Bay
Oub, cbaflbil that the locatioD
did not encou,..e dtimi panlcl-
pation. Local budaet walehdop
olso balked when • theY beard
Jones, a manapmcnt eoasultant,
would ram SlS.000 for worbbopl
in January and March.
And Councilwoman Norma
Glover had ~ed postponina
or cancelina this year's worbhop
•in Ught or the county bankruptcy
nnd the troubled rmandal enviroll-·
their satisfaction with the current
plan, Irvine Co. representatives of·
fercd to fund the feasibility study
proposing to trade the 4.8 acre
park site for space in lower Ca$t·
aways. Certain council members
supported the idea, daiming that
Lower Castaways was a more sce-
nic location. City· residents spoke
out against the proposal, saying
that the city could not afford to
Jr:ide a larger site for a smaller
one.
After determining that the
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End or third qoartu ......... April 7
End or fou11h qu-rtcr ...... June ~I
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rrRrh 42.!i00 .... 11111',..?
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ment. But her propoul went un·
heeded.
O>undl ••mbcn have ltOod by
lbe ampx;-=e of tbe meedftP. ..,.. ibiJ .,. laCJptul to ldeDUfy
~ Pis and to Initiate plan· nJna. even llM>ulh money may be t~ 11 a result or· the county
baabtlptcy.
David Neiderhaus. Newport
Deadl'I tmti'al services director,
didn't auead Friday's meetina, but
participated in a similv session
last year.
"l know the price does sound
planned ball fields could not fit on
t.he Lower Castaways site, the
city's public works staff created a
plan which used both the Upper •
and the Lower Castaways. At
Monday's met:ting, the council will
either direct staff to solicit com-
munity inpu.t on the new pl~n or
else reject the plan and 'develop
the original design.
At Mo.n\iay's meeting, the coun·
cil will also:
•consider a resolution allowing
the city to destroy outdated fi .
kind of Stilt•• he said on FridaY.
•"But. I lhiftk h wu •eficial. IC
my poniaa was a couple hundred
~ I'm awe we aoc our
__..wonh."
'A' llandf ul Ol community mem-
ben attended Friday's session t~
observe the proceedings. One rcsa·
dent. Harold Jasper, didn't sec'!'
very impnsscd.
As the council members dis·
cussed their expectations fo~ th.e
session, Jasper mumbled, ~1s
seems awfully elementary for a city
council."
nancial records. The proposal,
submitted by city Finance Director
Dennis Danner, includes n list of
finance records to tfc prestfVed as
well as those to be destroyed.
• consider an ordinance review·
ing police servicc5 at large parties,
1atherirfg or events on private
property.
The council meets at 7 p.m. in
council chambers of City Hall, 330
Newport Blvd. A 5 p.m. closed
session precedes the regular meet -
. ing.
Etlb'Y IWinl for Ymdh Expo C0111191tltl0ns at
0C. flllTDUndl ... CUl'l-.ntly IVllable
Entry forms and competition
books are now avnilable for the
1995 Youth Expo competitions,
scheduled for May 5· 7 at the
Oz:ange County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa.
The 16th annu:il Youth Expo
will host a myriad or competitions,
including student and class
proje,cts, a talent show, a jazz
festival, the Orange County
Science and Engineering fair, 4-H
proj ects, special contests and
other events.
· With more than $10,000 in total
prize money available,
preschoolers through high school
students in Orange County can
exhibit in 1he school projects
competition in areas of creative
writing, fine arts, science projects
and social studies projects.
The talent search is open to
youths aged S through 18 enrolled
in an Orange County school. The
jazz restival is open to all official
Orange County junior high and .
high school jazz bands. ·
Entry forms are due at the fair ·
by 4:30 p.m., Feb. 17. To receive
entry forms and competition
books, call 708-FAIR. ..
QUESTIONS? COMMENTS?
Coll our Re0ders Ho1line at 642-6086.'
..........
• scbool distild '° pliJ the bond
market was Obviously rfdina on
low. Way low.
"The fault ties in. railed
investment stritqy lft\'Olvina the
use or borrowed money for
speculation.•• That comment from
federal Reserve Chairman Alan
Greenspan was also directed at
institutions such as Newport-Mesa.
And then this from the county's
banbuptcy attorney: ".Each or the
3gcncies that invested is going to
have to share in this." In 'other
words, everybody is going to lose
money.
or course, when nothing else
works, there's alw:iys past history
to fall back on. Consider:
In 1991 , with the Stephen
Wagner embezzlement '<!ase
exploding all around it, tht; district
stonewalled the!" public, ref used to
apologize for the gaping $4 million
woun~ and -in one mighty PR
pratfall. -made citizens wait a
full three hours before allowing
them a ch:ince to talk a~ut the
theft or their tax dollars.
The fallout of -the whole thing
was measured in two ways:
Clas<1 sizes "increased, 59
teachers lost their jobs, 150
classified employees were
dismissed and physical education
teactters at elementary schools
were erased rrom the books.
The other toll, for better or
worse, was welcomed by m:iny.
• The superintendent was asked to
re sign -his chier lieutenants
followed quickly. ·
The lesson migh t be this:'ne
good comes from ·ducking a crisis
-even at the risk or raising ~nxlety. And even less good come.)
from keeping the public in the
dark -even when the answer~
:iren't all ne:itly lined up in a ro\\.
For an institution that prides
itself on the lessons it teaches,
Newport-Mesa. rs one slow learner.
Stc•·c Marble is the managing
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I vestment of $16.2 million.
1 Costa Mesa, with $3 million fro· l .zen in the pool, will do likewise,
1 Rbeder said.
"As far as the form ation of the
committee is concerned, I don't
know what the exact perimeters
would be, and I'm not pushing it.
When there's something estab·
lished, I'll be here ready to serve."
EXPERIENCED PERSONAL INJURY ATTO~
· 15 Years Experience Exclusively in Orange County
in Personal Injury, Cases · Coll 64-!=l132T, x2s•·---H---
I "But we'll be working thtough
I the creditors committee as op·
: • posed to taking ·action on our
1 own," Roeder said. "The court has ~ made it expressly clear th at any-
NOTICE
thing dealing with the investment
pool will go through the creditors
com mittee."
•
The gym and travel bags advertised on page 12 of
this week's Target Circular are incorrectly priced. The
ad states that the bags are priced at 2 for $9. The
correct price of the bags is $12· each. We regret any
inconvenience this may cause.
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1995 Costa Mesa . . ' ~ . Man & Wom.an of lhe Year
Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce and Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Pilot are pleased to
announce the 1995 Costa Mesa Man and Woman bf the Year Award Luncheon. Application forms
are now being accepted by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce {see below for mailing
address). In order to be selected and honored as this year's Man or Woman of the Year.
candidates must meet the following criteria:
•Lrve and/or work in the City of Costa Mesa .
•Involvement in various professional. civic. and charitable organizations for a
considerable length of time.
•Demonstrated leadership in the community.
•Well-known in the community.
•Variety and merit of volunteer (not paid) services contributed to the community.
•Contributed to the betterment arid growth of the community.
Please submit all applications no later than 5 pm .. Jan. 26. 1995 to the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Cor'hmerce·. ·1835 Newport Blvd .. Suite E-270, Costa Mesa, CA 92627, Attn: Deanne Finck,
chairman. 1995 Map and Woman of the Year. ·
Past recipients of th~ Costa Mesa Man and of the Year (not eligible)
1970 Marian Bergeson & Betty Lily 1982 Norma Hertzog & Harold (Bud} Hohl
1971 Lucy Pinkley & Dr. William Cunningham 1983 Jean Forbath & Henry Segerstrom
1972 Peggy Reinert & Dr. Robert Moore 1984 Joyce Marlin & Orville Amburgey
1973 Dorise Jesko. Gertrude Pearce & Robert Weed 1985 Floss Schumacher & Fred Owens
197 4 Mildred Fisher & Theodore Robbins 1686 Pat & Lou Dinger
1975 Hilda McCartney & Robert Wilson 1987 Bea Amburgey & Nate Reade
1976 DeMuri Tosh & Alvin Pinkley 1988 Beverly Thpmpson & Gordon Bowley
1977 Arlene Schafer & Kenneth Fowler 1989 Diane Pritchett & Eric Johnson
1978 Goldie TeWinkl~ & Les Miller 1991 Marie Maples & Vaughn Redding
1979 Betty Beecher & Will Jordan 1992 Helen Redding & Jim Ferryman
198P Joan Finnegan & Art McKenzie 1993 Irene Hajek &Jack Hammet
1981 Mildred Mathews & Henry S. Panian 1994 Jacklt:i Giiiis & Paul Brecht
Application for 1995 Costa Mesa Man and Woman of the Year
Nominated/Submitted by:. _____________ ....;_ ___ ;..._ _____ _
Name:_'----------------------=-----------------
Occu pation-_____________________ _.......;:.. ____ :"'--------
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Company: ___ ~----....,...-----City:--:--:==========:-
City of· Res dance: How Long?---..--.:-:--=-=-=~-::--.=~,...
Telephone: Day: ____________ Evening: ---------------------
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Military Service_· _____ ..,;.__...;._ _______ __.;. ____________ _
Profeasional Memberships ______________________ .-;..;--""------,. Civic/Community Organizations: ______________________ ..;;._ __
Charltabl~ Organizations: _____________ ....;... ________ _
Volunteer Effort;,o,•.__ _________________________________ _
Contributions to the Community: . ...,... _________ __. _________ _
1. Pteaae attach the nominee's resume, If aval8ble • .. I
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T he new year is under way and, for a change, there arc a goodly
number of new plays -or at least titles new 10 local audiences -
. on the horizon during the first three months of 1995.
That's not exactly true for the month of J.inuary, where three of the
four offerings have logged quite a few local miles, but the next two
months will be offering some fresh and intriguing productions.
South Coast Repertory rings in the new year weekend with. Friday's
opening or "The Misanthrope," Molierc's classic comedy. The same
evening finds another familiar face, Dan Goggin's musical "Nunsense,"
on the boards at the Huntington Beach Playhouse.
SCR's Second Stage comes allvc Jan. 27 with the world premiere of
Margaret Edson's drama "Wit." The same evening will sec the Youth
Theater or the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse take an ambitious step by
reviving the musical "Godspell."
David Cassidy an(! Petula Clark headline the new musical "Blood
Brothers," which bows in Feb. 7 at the Orange County Performing Arts
• Center. The Newport Theater Arts Center will give local audiences their
·first glimpse of the hit Broadway. comedy "Lend Me a Tenor" when it
arrives Feb. 10.
Costa Mesa's Theater District, which has madc""local theatergoers sit
up and take notic~ during its first year, tackles its most ambitious
project yet Feb. 17 wi th the opening or "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's
Nest" .in its tiny theater. It'll be. the last show at the Superior Avenue · :
site for the group, which has lost its lease, but Mario Lescot's talented ·
troupe may relocate elsewhere in Costa Mesa soon.
"Daddy's Dyin,' Who's 'Got the Will?" is the provocative title of the
new Irvine Community Theater production;also arriving Feb. 17. The -
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse has penciled in Feb. 24 for the opening of a
new thriller, "Murder ill the Meadows."
South Coast Rep takes on a both technology and the supernatural
March 3-when "Ghost in the Machine" unfolds on the Main 'stage.·
Orange Coast Collese takes aim· at Stephen Sondheim's dark musical
"Assassins" March 9.'
A British suspensor, "Accomplice,'' will challenge audiences at the
Huntington Beach Playhouse, beginning March 10. And SCR's Second
Stage welcome~ the farcical "Pterodactyls" on St. Patrick's D:iy.
There's a noticeable emph:isis on myslery over the first few months of
1995 on the loc:il stage calendar. And, since all th~ plays in that· genre
arc new to local stages, playgoers will hav~ a t~~gli time figuring out
whodunit.
Saturday, January 7, 1915 aT
occ la.ti
tlltUllYlt ·
Lollllon's RoJll
College of Art
COSTA MESA -Deginning in
June, Orange Coast College urt
students will study at the Royal
College of Art in London.
The study abroad program,
sponsored by OCC's Art Depart·
mcnt nnd coordinated by the
Coast Community College Dis·
trict's · lnlern:uional Education
Committee, is geared toward seri-
ous an majors and lifelong an stu·
dents.
Students will be nccepted into
the program by interviews, which.
arc slated for FcbruafY. Design,
painting and studio a'rt students
must present portfolios for review .
Three·, six-and nine-week sum·
mer sessions arc available, offering
3 to 18 semester hours' of credit, ·
which ate awarded 'through the
Royal College of Art, but may be
transferred to OCC.
Fees -which include rdund-
trip air fare, a i:ncnl plan, lodging
aod tuitfo n -are $3,399 for the
three weeks, $4,739 fo r six weeks
and $5,999 for nine· weeks. Stu·
dents may apply for scholarships,
and financial aid is available. Ap-
plication deadline is March 1.
f or more details, call OCC's
fine Arts Division at 432-5629.
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Tom Titus rcvic•t'S local theater for the Dally Pilot. Petula Clark ~tars in "~lood Brothers," which opens Feb. 7.· at Orahge C9untY Performing Arts Center. . .
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Mono makes rare trip west for-'La Traviata'
COSTA MESA -One of the
'great. Violcttas from "La Traviata"
·is coming here next week to help
celebrate the Verdi opera's arrival
· in town later this month. •
Anna Moffo, who for many
years was one of the Metropolitan
Opera's preeminent sopranos, is
making a rare trip to the West
Coast as a guest of Opera Pacific,
whose first production of 1995,
"La Traviata," opens Jan. 21 at
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center.
Moffo wilt be guest of honor
Saturday, Jan. 14, at a free winter
season preview for. the opera com·
pany at \(irgin Megastore at Tri~
angle Square in Costa Mesa. Many File photo shows Anna Moffo,
of th~ soprano·~ greatest record· who is coming· to Costa Mesa
ings and videos wilt be available ·to next· week .for a serie.s ·of
fans who wish to meet her and re·· · events leading up to Opera Pa-
quest autographs starting at 3 p.m. ciflc's prc;>ductlon of "La Tra·
Members or Opera Pacific!s viata" opening Jan. 21.
Overture Company will . perform
highlights from "1..3 Traviata" and
the oompany's two other produc-
tions this season, "Madama But·
tcrOy" and "The Magic Flute." As
an added bonus, Virgin will off er a
20% discount that day on record-
ings .of those operas.
Moffo will share her insights
into "la Traviata" and pass along
some personal anecdotes at the
frologues Guild of Opera Pacific's
preview lecture 7 p.m. Sunday,
Or11191 CCHllty story to air
KOCE-Channel SO's most pop-
ular series, the award-winning
program "The Story of Orange
County," will be brondcast in half-
hour nllotments al 5 p.m. Jan. 23·
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The pastor at Newport Center
United Methodist Church ._t 1601
Marguerite in Newport Beach.
LIT HIM COUNT THI WAYI
Defore arriving at Newport
Center on July l, Martin had
served as pastor at Atascadero
United Methodist Church for four
years. Martin said there were a
number of things that drew him to
his new church. "We lived in
· Orange County for four years ih
Fullerton :ind l served as an
associate pastor in Mission Viejo.
We liked Orange County and we
really liked the school system in
Newport. \Ve have two sons (ages
10 and 7) and we w:inted to take
advantage of the schoo~ here.
And I felt that the church had
great potential for growth and
outreach opportunities in the
community."
GlnlNG TO KNOW YOU
M~ said that the most
enjoyable aspect of his new job
has been getting to know the
325-mcrnbcr congregation. "These.
are dynamic people who want to
make a di fference in the world:
It's exciting to knM1 that there are
so many people serving God in the
world in so many ways. Many •
people here are very busy, but
very quietly they dedicate their
time. to improving the world."
Manin said that Newport Center
is developing several new outreach
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~ms. The church IUppOrU I •
SiOux reeervallaG ii btla-~
aftd I blid church ia South
Africa 11 part of its current .
mission activities.
PIOPLI UI PIOPLI
Martin places great emphasis in
his teachings on the ~uality of
man in God's eyes. "God loves all ·
of us. So often the church has
condemned people more than •
lifting them up, especially people
in the upper socioeconomic class
who are told that because they
have money they are autornatia\lly
sinners. God loves us regardless of
where our place is in the world.\'
WORLD.HUN•IR
"There's a great h'1nger. in the
world, perhaps more so in Orange
O>unty, for spiritual
centercdness," Martin said.
"People are realizing that thore is
more \0 life than material and
professional success."
Martin secs it as the church's
job to minister to those people.
"Any and all ..communities of faith
need to address that. We need to
have a welcoming attitµ.de ·to ·
people in many different places in
the c6mmunity. We are a very
open church. W~ don't have to all
be in the same place on our
spiritual journey. For a lot or
people in our society today, the
church or their childhood doesn't
h;ive any relevance to then! That's
a strong area of potential for us."
-Story by Anastacia Frrcbcr&
photo by Marc M11rtin
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• • RILIOION . .
~~calvary hosts panel on both sides . ol abortion . . Jewish Senior .center is o:peh
A panel of experts address both
sides of the abortion issue at 7
.. p.m. Friday at Calvary Chapel of
Costa l\lcso, 5800 S. Fairview
Road, Santa Ana. ·
Participants include: Terri Reis-
se r, author of "Help for Post-
Abortive Women"; Dr. M kh~lcl . The event is open to anyone
Liniey, an experienced physicia n ·with views on either side of the
with a unique perspective on abor-volatile subject. Audience mem-
tion; Dr. Geeta Swamidass, direc-bers will be encouraged to address
tor of Living\Vell Medical Clinic; the panelists. A excerpt from a
and Gary Ray, founder of Heart· dr:unatic video on abortion will
beat Mi~istrics. premiere, and special music will
be provided.
The program is designed for
junior high age. individuals and
older, but parental discretion is
advised. For more information,
phone 979-4422.
.
The Jewish Senior Ce nter, 250 E. Daker St., Costa Mesa, is re-
opening this month.
Numerous activities and programs are on tap for the new year,
including "Ask the Nurse," current events forum, exercise classes,
tax advice, rabbi's hour and more. Call 513-5641 for more details.
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3303 Via Udo, Newport Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
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CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SCIENCE
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NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
I 60 I MarQuen!~ Ave Coron<f del Mar
644-0745
Worshrp ar 8.00AM & I O.OOAM
Sunday SchOOI All l\ges 9.00AM
R E war C. Martin
,_ FIRST UNITlD METHOOIST
CHURCH Of COSTA MESA
420 W. 19th St. 548-7727
Between Harbor and Newport
WO.SHIP AT 9:00AMAND10:30 AM
CHURCH SCHOO. · All AGES · 9·00 AM
Nursery Krndergorten · 10 30 AM
Youth Groups Sunday Evenings
Poslor Steve lsenmon
COMMUNITY CHURCH
·REAL FAITH
FOR REAL LIFE
MI CQ.\ST COMMUNITY CHURCH
Boe SRA."IK, SENIOI p ASTOi
WOXIND Sf.IVICES:
SAT\llDAY 6:00 P.111.
S\.'NDAY 9:00 6r 10:45 A.Ill.
~120 ~CA.~ loAD. lmNr.. CA 9171'
7H.8S4.7600
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COMMUNllY CHURCH
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Of Dennis W Short, Mtnister
Sund•y WOfsh1p 8:30 & 10:AM
Chutch School 9AM NJ.Jt • 9 4S Chilchn
Child Care ~ided 644-7400
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LAGUNA
United Methodist Church
21632 Wesley Or.
Laguna Beach
499-3088
/ Sunday Morning Worship
& Christian Education 1 OAM
Ministers David Beades & Virginia
Wheeler
Wesley Counseling Center
services Avatfable
Coata Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNmD MnHODIST CHURCH
1 701 laker, C.M
Worship & Church School
8:30 and l 0:00 a .m.
Dr. Ric.hard George 979-8234
Y ... ARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Disciples or Christ)
2401 Irvine Ave. at Sant. Isabel
Newport l11cll
Sunday Worship · 10:00AM
· Dr. Gene R. Swanson 145·5781
NEWPORT BEACH CHURCH
901Dove11~. N.B.
(West Of JomborN) (Notttl ol Brlslol)
(East ol John Wo>'"f Alrpot1)
Service Sun. 10:30 a .m.
M, Tu. Th, (71•> 6oi6·3199
Dr. Juaneffa Evans. Minls1er
EPISCOPAL
SAINT JA/MS cruRCH ep1scopa
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SerYint JeMJJ OtriJt .. '°" -' s..Mlr"
Fr David C Anderson, reclor
3209 Via Lido
. Newporl Beoch
714/675·0210 ..
fl 7:30 om Troditionol
·9omCon~ory
9 om Church SchoOI
10:45 om Charismatic
ond Wednesday noon
PRESBYTERIAN
''Adventure in Faith '95''
Saturday, January 7, 5:30 P.M .
Sunday, January 81 8:30 and 10: 15 A.M. .,
"WHERE LEADERSHIP BEGINS"
(Exodus 1:15 .. 22)
Evening Serie , 7:30 P.M.
Sund ay, Monday and Tuesd11y
"Confessing Christ in a Hedonistlc Culture"
"Confessing Christ and Contemponry Feminism"
"Confessing Christ in the Capitalistic Public Square"
' Morning Serie ·, 6:45 and 9:30 A.M.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"Arguina with God"
"PnyH Under Pressure"
"The Adventure of Discovering God"
SLAndrew~PresbyterianChurch
600 Sr. Andttws RoeJ. Newron Beach, Cal1fom1a (714) 611·2880
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"Muler Mind for l99S" is rhc ritlc or
1bc Rev. Ken Gray's 10 a.m. workshop
at Ncwpor1 k•th Churth or Rtll&lous
Sdfftt, 901 Dove Sr., Ste. 145,
Newport Beach.
For more Information, call 646-3199.
.,Adwcnture In F•llh '95" with Roberta
Heslcnes kicks Off ot S:30 p.m. at SI.
Andrew's Prtsb)1eriln Church, 600 St.
Andrew's Rood, NcwJ>ort Beoch.
Continuing through Wednesday, the
series' overall theme is "Spiritually
and Leadership foe Such n Time ns ..
This." The annual January series
fe1uures :l noted prcachcr/teochcr.
Hestcncs, for mony ycors the professor
of spiritual faith at Fuller Theological
Seminary and the chairman of the
board o f World Vision lntcrn:itionnf, is
now the president of Eastern College
in St. D:ivids, Penn.
Pro&_r:ims arc also nt 8:30 :ind 10
a.m. Sundny. An evening series meelS
7:30 p.m. Sund:iy, Mond:iy :ind
Tuesday. A morning &eries meets 6:45
:ind 9:30 :i.m. Monday, Tuesd:iy nnd
Wcdncsd:iy. For more inform:uion,
phone 631-2880. ,
SUNDAY
UPTllM or LORD
"We:iving :i Chrisimas!" the Worship
Commission's special services tor
AdVCl\J, concludes with Oaptism of the
Lord nt 9:30 :r.m. ot St. Mark
P~sbyterh1n Church, 2100 Mar Vista.
Drive, Newport Beach. •
Child c:ire is provided for those
under age 3. All the church farflily
(above age 2) can worship together.
For mor~ inform:ition, phone
'64"4-1341.
ILOOD PllSSUal CHICKS
first United Methodist Churth or.
Costo Mesa, 420 West 19th St.,
conducts a rrce 'blood pressure clinic
between 10 and 10:30 a.m. in the
church libr:il)'.
For more inform:.ition, call 548·7727.
IARLY aUOLUTIONS
The Rev. Diana lieath's 10:30 a.m.
sermon at Ornngc Coast Unltarfan
Unlversollst Church. 1259 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa, is titled "On M:iking Our
New Year's Re olutions Early."
There will be special music direcccd
by Music/Thcnter/Arc Di rector Micquc
Weinstein. Infant :ind child care and
children's cduc:ition will be pro,•idcd.
Heath will conduct :in "Introduction to
UUism" session at 9:15 a.m. For more
dct:iils, c:i ll the church at 747-4652.
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"How co ... Be Ne,,!" is the title of
the 10:30 :i.m. talk ac Ne"port Bench
Church or Religious Science, 901 Oo'c
St., Sec. 145, Newport Be:ich.
For more info nimion. ~I 646-3199.
WMY llLllVU "'
Today's sermon topic at Chri I
Luther.in Church, 760 Victoria St.;
Costn Mesa, is "Why Bclie\'e in God?"
The p:istor holds an Adule Bible a :w !his mornin,. For informatil.ln,
call 631-161 I.
NUDAY
ICllllCI Of MIND
.Meditation ac 6:30 p.m. followed by a
''Science or Mind'' clau :u 7 p.m. arc
held al NNport Beath Church or
Rtll&fous Science, 901 Do\.c St., Suite
14S, "N.c"'port Dench.
Science of Mind studies ore also
held 10 n.m. Wedncsd:iys. For more
information, coll 646-3199.
.WIDNllDAY
NAnalUAJUAH
Ffnr Unllcd Methodist Church or
Costa Mesa holds a Prayet Breakfast
:ll 6 a.m. nt Denny's restaurnnt at
Newport Boulcv:ird and 17th Street in
Costa Mcsn.
For more information, call the
church office :it 54S·TI27. ·
HOLY COMMUNION
St. Jomes Episcopal Church, 3209 Via
ligo, Newport Beach, offers :a noon
service with Holy Communion.
Bring a lunch and dine with the
church stoff after the scn ire. For
more information, c:ill 675-0210.
MAn aUOLUTIONS COUNT
The Serendipity singles series
rontinucs its weekly sessions at 7:30
p.m. :it St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach, with John )olliffc,
thcrnpist :ind host of "Issues of Life"
d:iily radio brondcasc on KKLA-FM.
Jolliffcc concludes his two part
series on '',New Year's Rc~lut ions:
This Time For Sure" It is not
nc~ssary to have aucnded l:ist week
in or<Jcr to benefit from this
• concluding session. All singles arc
we lcome. A S2 don:ition wi ll be
requested at the door. which also
rovers refreshments. No rcserv:itions
arc required. '
THURSDAY
THINK THIN
Newport Be:ich ChuJ'Ch or Religious
Science presents "Think Thin "ith
.Rev. Dolly" at 6:30 p.m . .it 1929
Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa.
• For more info rmation, call 646·3199.
A COUUI IN MHtACL.,
The non·profit organilation A
Gathering of Miracles present "A
Course in Miracles" lecture and
discussion at 7:30 p.m. :it Saine
Michael and AU Angels Eplscopnl
t hurch, 3233 Pacific View Drive,
Corona de! M:ir.
Allen Rosenthal, a nationatlr known
lecturer who 11rcsscs cxpcricnhaJ
undcrstandina ol ACIM concepts,
• lends the lecture. For more
infonnotion, call 673-9227 or (310)
478·8994.
NIW \'IAlt 1oa llAHll
John Hall, vice presidcnl of Business
and Community Relations, The
Jennings Company, is the speaker for
the 7:30 p.m. Career Nctwotk meeting
in Stcw;irt Lounge at st. Andrew•
Prcsb)1erlon 'Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach.
H:ill's topic is "Techniq~s for the
Job Search in the New Ycnr." Job lists
will be avail able. The meetings arc
open to all and there is no chnrgc to
1lltcnd. For :idditional informntion: call
574·2239.
FRIDAY
MtUCLU COUUI
"A Course in Miracles" mcclS at.7:30
p.m. with the Rev. Ke!l Gray-nnd
Practioner Gail Miller ot Newport
Beach Church or Rell&lous Science,
901 Dove St., Ste. 145, Newport
Bench.
For more information, call 646-3199.
SATUaDAY, JAN. 14
SPlalTUAL AITaOLOOY
"Spiritual Astrology" is the citlc of the
Rev. -Oolly Moriana's 10 a.m.
workshop at Nc~rt Beach Church or
Rrllglous Science, ~1 Dove St., Ste.
145, Newport Bench.
For more informntion, call 646-3199.
SUNDAY, JAN. 15"'
'WATla SUNDAY' PHONATMON
Jewish Nntiom>I Fund volunteers will
cnll Jc\\ish homes throughout the local
region from ~ a.m. to 8 p.m. on behalf
of "W:itcr Sunday," the annual JNF
phonathon. .
NcighboJS and collc:igucs will be
takins. pledges of any amount to helP.
in building w:iter reservoir in the Bcit
She':in Valley of tsr.iel. Callers will be
situated at G rub & Ellis Real Estate,
23 Corporate Pl aza, Newport Beach,
and share a day of fun, food and
"friendship for "Water f'or P eace."
For fµrthc r information and/or to
volunteer for ''Water Sunday," call
Shelli Kwait .:JI JNF 558-8733 or (310)
327-2'332. •
ltl•STAaT LHSON
"Re·Start, as Needed'' is the title o(
the !0:30 :i.m. tolk at Ncnport Beach
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MINTAL HIALTM IUP~oa'i oaoup
A support g1"oup-for paronl.$, 'ibling5
and spouses of the seriously mentallJ
ill meets at 6:30 p.m. nt St. Andrew's
Presbyterion Church,'600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach.
Long i.st1ag Carl or Coler • Guarantee Besalts
I -Coupon Goed thru lu. 31, 1995 · ·. -I
I New CUents only CaU PATRICIA I I · -I
I 3441·1ViaU~~ .... rtBeaeit 67!!! 961·0'-1 For rtlo rc information, phone the
church's Adule Education Orr.cc,
574-2236, or Sus:in Christionsca-
760-0247. L ~ ':..'8.!!': ~'::':!:' !°!'!..--'!_~ - - -..I
Get answers to your medical ·
and legal questions.
Here's just a ltw of the topics to be covered:
• What ae the shotf ond long term effects of whi>klsh lnJl.fY?
• When wit the pain go away?
• How do I choose the propef medical cae?
•Why dc\I have heodoches. dllziiess. tnsomnla.
ond ditklAty concentrotng?
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CostaMtSI
• Church or Rcllalous Scltnct, 901 Do\C
St., Ste. 14S, NC\o\port Beach.
For more inform:ation, call 646-3199.
lllAIHM• AllD WO ..... OP
Former Ne~wrt Bc;ich r~ident
Louise l lauck, now a Boulder,
Colo.-bascd author discusses her book
"Beyond Boundaries, the Adventure of
n Sect" 2 to 4 p.m. Jn the Open Mind
Bookstore at Costn M tsa Chu~h or
Rcllglous Science, 2850 Mesa Verde
Drive Enst (754-0812).
Sec will also spe:ik on the topic
''Awakeni ng th~ Multi-Sensory Self: ·
Opening the Circuits." Co~t at the
door is S20, \\hu~h can be applicJ
toward a private consultation, w'hkh ,
c:in be scheduled the folll.l"-ing week
by contacting E:i.rl~nc at 645·6180.
llWS AHD MOSLIMS
Professor Daniel J. Schroeter,
nssoci;ite profc~or of history :ind
Teller FaJllily Chair in Jewish l listory,
lectures on '"The Promise for Peace -
The Jc"s and Moslcms: A tlistoric
Pcrspccti\.c" at 3 p.m. i11 the S<X"1al
Hall at Temple Oat \'ahm, 1011
C:imtlback Sr., Ne"port Dench.
Sponsored by the temple's Adult
Educntion Comm111ec, the program
begins \\ith afternoon tea, followed b}
rree lcctur<>~nd discu~ion.
Resc1'·a1ions :ire "SU&gC~tcd. Fdt more
informatton, contact the temple at
6.S.S· 19~9 or host Rob Grcenlleld ut
759·9126. ...
lllLICAL llLllF
Tod::iy's sermon topic :it Christ .
Lutheran Church, 760 Victori'a St ..
Cost:i Mesa, is "Why Believe in the
Dible?"
The p:i sror holds an Adult U1ble
Class this morning. For information,
call 63 1-1611.
CHURCH TALK
Church T:ilk, for inacmc Cutholics, is
presented at 6:15 p.m. in thc PJrish
Center at Our Lady Qu('tn of Atl&cls,'
2°'*6 Mar V1st3 Ome, Newport U ... ach .
INf'• aou IN HACI .,The progr:im 1s an opportunity for
candid di:alogue on topics or the
p;iniciuants' choice. 1 opics•h:a~c
included changes since Vatican 11, -
Scripture, Faith communities, •
annulment>, mor:il11y, pcMnal
experience, etc. Just )how up or t'all
ahead 10 Sister Ag:uha f;umon,
644-9218 or Joe Hocrd:imanrt,
721-0959 .
IA11I :Jcwi•h communil) pro!C:)$1onal
Sbdli KwiJt spe:iks on .. The Jc"'1sh
~Jt1onal Fund and It) Role m the
Pe:u.:c Procos JI b p.m at Ttm1>lc
, • h llah or "~"tlJ>U'J 8carh, :?-401 Jtvm::' •
A\e.
MONDAY, JAN. 16
St:.irting tomght, there \\111 l>c h\C free
\\ ork)hops on "Carmg io Tough
SituJtions" at Oranee C03lt UnltariJn
Unhrrs:ilM Church, 1259 Victori:i St,
Costa Mesa, at 7;30.
The session "111 be l"bnductt'<l by the~
Rev. Di:.ina HeJth Jnd "'II be <>pl!n to
the public. 1 he di~uss1ons '"'" eAplorc
\\:l}S 10 de:il ''llh famil> mempcrs,
CO-\\Orkcrs, etc. in s1tua11uns imol1;ing
mcnt;il illness. sub~t:incc :Jbu~c. :ind
serious nlncss. To register, call the
church office at-646-4652.
THURSDAY, JAN. 19
JOB HARCH CONTI NUIS
John Hall, vice prC)tdcnt or Ou\mes~.
ancl Community RclJt1ons, The
Jennings Company, continues his
series on ·~Techniques for the Job
ScarcJ1 in the New Year" :it th.: 7:30
p.m Carccr·Nct"'ork meeting at t.
Andrew's Prcsb) ttriun 01urch. 600 St
Andrew's Road. Ncwpon Dcac:h.
The meeting, ''hich 1s oixn10 Jtl Jt
no c:b:irgc, "ill uc held Ill tl\e ch:ipcl'
this week. For :.idJitional inform.,11011..
call SH·'.!239. •
K"'1at, \\hO i~ camp:ugn il)~ociatt.: tllr
the Jcw.1sh Nilti'bnal fund in lhc
Orange Count) LOng lk:ich1Sou'th D:1y
l~c&ion, h:is c\lcn~i\e C\(>cm.11c.: in
Jc\\tSh commun1l),p<»ts, hO\ing
prcv1ou'I~ hdd the positfon) ol I l1lkl
director for Cal Stat.: Long Be:i.:h,
Loni; D.:ach J-cJcril:ion sp.:c1~l "h'OI)
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Ccntcr t.:cn a 11\lties :.upc1'1~0>r
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. IVana com o ,ner p1Qlnu .1PUMP·,:·
T here is a hackneyed saying Jo3n of Ale rises fro m the..... •·~ I lite to~ and creete.
3boUt t<iking 3dversity 3nd Joan o ( Arc reincarnate ii ne 1 abo can't sit still!
turning it into opportunity coming to Newport Beach ror a
1 t is surely one o r the little visit. On Tuesday. Jan. 11. a Q So .. n1 womm I~
u1 dcrpinnings of the American a guest or the Big C:lnyoh/Spygla • witb you, from all walks ot
S) tern. So let's 1ake this notion to Hill Committee of the Orange u~. not Jmt the Jet.Rt .... Wb)' lt -
a . rsonal lcv~l. Say your m:\te is County Philharmo nic Society, thl•?
h vmg .in affair. A chance Ivana Trump will address a '
c counter escalates into full -.blown luncheon crowd gathered .it the 1\ llecausc l like to be all -r~)an~e, replete with a!I the Hyatt Regency Irvine to hear her •mother, wife, executive and
dacept1on needed to hetghten the story. A sell-out crowd is expected. woman, and I didn't lie down and
o~crall drnma. Fo r a time •. yo~ Her story hits home for a lot of die because of my divorce or other
pect the worst, but ~en1al 1s people despite her fame and obstacles. I'm in charge of my l!fe.
m re comfortable than a good fortune. In this exclusive Daily
I k in the mirror. • Pilot profile, Ivana shared some o f Q U )"OU could ch•• )"OUI' •
Then the her personal side as "one woman • Ute. wbat WOUid you alter!
rumors start. who d3red" to make a difference. A Public rumors. Nothing. l don't reg~t
Your friends Q What do you consider your •anyt hing. •
have heard. • greatest accomplishment In
Maybe they've ure? Q Flfst yOU wtft ID author, •.
even seen. Do • speaker. you~ marketed
they tell you? A.· Three beautiful children. consumer products ·-now
B.W. c..-
Are they also in Q puf'ume. What's next for lvan11?
denial? Are they List your top three doily A
afraid for you? •priorities. I still do it all, but her·new
• venture is House of Ivana ... Are you afraid to A. Children, work, fun. 1 h · 1 • face them? c ot cs, 1ewe ry, cosmetics and
-fhe Crowd There's.that look. Q What was the most dlm'f11t accessories -and l never forget ~ 11 The look that • part of your public divorce? about fun!
says it all. A
E\·erything you aon't want to hear. • The press. -
:1ne,i1ably, the moment or truth
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Q When you're all alone and
• all lhe adoration and public
fanfare Is out or sight, what makes
Ivana h~ppy, lruly haJ>py?
c~mes. For most, when
rQCOnc iliation is not :ln option, or
pirhaps an option· tried and failed,
dr.orce means major change1J1at
o(ten includes great personal
sacrifice. In todafs society, the
s.lcrifice is unqueiotionably de
rtfucur for both the man and the
\\Oman. There is, howe\'er, one
e1ception. One group or society is
gi~·eh a special c:ird. A ''pass jail
aqd collect S200" card. A trump •
c:Jrd, if you will.
:That group of society is the
"~:unous." Not just rich. To b~
011ly rich is n,ot enough. Dul if
) qu 're famou-s, and the whole
world watches with held breath,
)qu can turn your adversity into
Of>ponunity. And that opportunity
c4n include untold weajh, power,
pkstige and, of co~notoriety. ·
There are many examples.
Ptincess Diana is a good one.
She\ not even American. Oh, but
'"liat nn American icon she has
become. Jackie 0. "as perhaps
the best example. Dut let's not
forget Marilyn, Zsa Zsa, Joan,
Wallis nn~ ... Ivana. Now there's a
'ucccss s1ory. A s1ory that gives
new meaning 10 the e~pression ...
holding the lrump card.
A native of Czechoslovakia, a
prodµ<:t of Czech public schools,
this woman with be:iuly and
blonde :imbition received a
master's degree in physical ·
education from Charl es University
in Prngue then parla>·ed her
athletic skill into a position on the
CzechoslO\al-ian Woman's Ski
Team. Tr:l\'cli ng the world on both
sl-.is and high-heeled pumps, Ivana
ended up in Canada in 1972 and
>tayed. The slopes were ~ced
\\ith ntm,ays, and she became a
~uccc-.sful foshion model.
bcn1ualLv. she would end up in
New York. The rest is well
publicized hi!>tory. However, it
"asn't so well publicized until her
di,orce from ''The Donald." His
liaison \Vtth the younger, blonde
artcJ, ye!>, beautiful Marla Maples
1hrui.t into the public eye 1he very
large-scale social issue of
dbpo!>ablc mates.
Ivana fought back. Not just in
court, for thing-; like ... money ...
and custody. Things that regular
fl)lks tear each other apart over
during divorce. She wanted to tell
the world that her life was far
from over because her rich and
po\\erful husband had dumped
her. After all, she was not just a
1rophy wife. She had her own •
tJlcnts, abilities and ambitions.
She had three children to raise.
and they would be raised with
respect for their mother ... and
their father. Ivana went to work.
In less than five years, she has
bfcome a one-woman
cctnglomerate. And, more
i portantly, a symbol to millions
o her adoring fans worldwide that
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OUR MEALS ARE A
TRIP TO MEXICO
COOCTAllS • JOOO TO 00
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Q Would you re-marry? \o\nd,
~ ir so, "hat quality "-ould be
most importa nt in a man? A. Honesty and energy.
'Q The expert~ cl:iim that 90%
• or :ill m:irriagcs break up
O\'cr money, substanc~ :ibuse or
sex -extra-marital or otherwise.
Docs t~~s apply to you?
A Money: no; substance abuse:
• no; sex: yes!
Q Jn your experience, "hY is •
• the.re so much anxiety today
in relationships beh\ecn men ond
women? A Too much pressure·for
• making it successful .
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Q · What is your relationship
•with Donald today? And
how did the dh·orcc afTed your
children .:. then and now? I A The kids are fabulous. M)'
• relationship with Donald is
dignified.
Q ..
Would you say it's
• important for n womon to .
ha,·c her own carcu, her own life,
in additi~n to n marriage? A For me: y<is. For some
•others; maybe not. It
depends on the person and their
needs and ambitions.
Q Why did you go into
• bu~rness for )'Ourself? Was
money the motivating f?clor, or
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NDPIRa Glonr~s -ETHICAL DILEMMAS ProilOBll gets
,allll8r support _·· · In Orange County, moral and economic bankruptcy have been partners in crime· .
SY MILLAaD MMADAM
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We need to ensure that managers of
our public organizations establish
standards for conduct and help their
staff gain and maintain consciences or
strength ond clarity.
Editor's note: Newport Tkach
Councilwoman Normn Glover ~ntly
•suggested her colleagues postpone or
cancel a retreat that starred Friday and
continues today st the Newport Beach
Central Library. Glover said in light ol the
county's bankruptcy, spending $9,()()() on a
workshop was out of line. Here's some
mo~ reader reaction.
'-. 0
I want 16 state that t think that Norma
Glover is right on with her idea of putting
the council workshop on hold. 1 think
there are.better ways to spend $9,000
dollars -perhaps s-iwe·som?body-rjob-
who might be f~ced with a layoff.
0
KEN KENNY
Newport Deacti
W~ t.hink we spent enough money on .
trammg some of our people, and l· think
that we particularly don't need to train
the nice attorne~ who's going to be going
in there.
He's been there for~ long time before.
Let's save the $9,000 dollars and do
something else with it. ~
WILLIAM AND HELEN GOLD
Newport Beach
0
I definitely do think it should be put off.
because it's a lot of extr:> expense at the
time that We--least need it.
WJLLIAM.J. KENNEDY
Newport Beach
0
I would agree with Norma Glover
wholeheartedly. She and her colleagues
who got elected are all well-versed with
the city and have either worked with the
city or are on the planning staff .and know
all the city functions and what its goals
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FRANK ElSENDRAJH
Newport Beach
0
You talk about should the council
workshop be put off? Yes, absolutely,
definitely: without question.. __
·1 can't believe the>Se people arc even
con.sidering it and spending $9,000 dollars.
Just tell them forget it!
We're in bankrurtcy; the county is in
bankruptcy. They'I have to find somebody
that'll do it for free if they need
somebody to lead the discussion.
0
TED COVALT
Corona del Mar
l have high question as to \W1ether
anybody is really worth that amount for a
couple days worth of seminars.
JERRY FLOREY
Cost:i Mesa
0
I fully support Norma Glover in her
aucmpt to stop paying the ridiculous sum
of $9,000 dollars for a management
consultant to lead a meeting and waste
more money that the city doesn't have
now.
I think they ought to spend $500 dollars
for a consultant and have it at one Qf the
council member's homes, rather than
spending all the money to go there.
Maybe they can order out piaia to help
save money as all of us have to do when
we have tight budgets in our businesses.
WlLLlAM SOMERS
Newport Beach
0
I don't think lhe council should go on this ·
retreat. I can't believe that they're not
calling it off. These members such as Jean
Watt and John Cox need to re-evaluate
their priorities because everyone has to
cut back in this time. lf I had ~nown tJ1ey
were taking these retreats on a yc:irly
basis, I wouldn't agree to pay for it
anyw<\)'.
CHRISTOPHER SACKETI
Corona dcl Mar
0
In my opinion, it very definltely should be
canceled. •
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DAN DROWN
Newport Deach
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I have been deeply concerned about
the increases in incidents of bad
ethical conduct and the d:image
being done to our nation's institutions.
To'hclp comb:it this trend, l've spoken
as often as possible before business1
governmental and education:il leaders
:ibout how inte&rity and profit~bility go
hand-in-hand, how ethics and economics
need to be integral aspects of any
person's or organization's long-term
formula for success.
My goal has been to excite them
about some key management strategies
that will significantly deter the fraud,
theft and improprieties that are rapidly
destroying financial .reserves, morale,
and trust.
. I've made direct contact with public
organizations thilt have recently suffered
from majpr breakdowns in integrity.
However, l've not been able to gain :in
audience 10 share the process, let alone
-get it implemented.
My efforts have targeted an
educational institution suffering from
the aftermath of a major embezzlement,
a city during the aftermath of
embezzlement and sexual harassment
scandals, and a water district embroiled
~n major management and board ·
' improprieties.
I'm saddened, because there is a
practical and simple PACT (Personal
Accountability and Commitment Team)
process that can be easily orchestrated
at all regularly held meetings throughout
any organization with little or no cost.
W hy has the integrity crisis grown?.!
believe it is because people only
think, say and do wfiat is right when
they maintained the clear and strong
conscience with which they were bo(n.
lt is this healthy conscience thilt
speaks to each of us whJ:n we are doing
the right Of wrong thing and motivates
us to think t\\ice.and correct our actions.
ldeally, we would have only people
Would more. em phasis on ethics deter embezzle'rs such as Newport-
Mesa's Stephen Wagner (left) and the city of Newport Beach's Bob Dixon?
with clear, strong consciences running
our public organizations. However, we
don't because our society has a growing
problem.
The strength and clarity of loo many
people's consciences is being atrophied
and reshaped by the negative ph>sical
and psychological forces found "in too
many homes and by defiled community
and workplace norms.
This has caused many people's strong .
and clear consciences to decay. Each day
you and J, more likely than not1 observe
people at the first level of decay who
have weak, clear consciences. They seem
to clearly know what's right and "rong
but don't have. the strength to take a
sta~ for what's right nor to conl>istently
do what's right.
Others at the second level of decay
possess \veak, defiled consciences.
They've rationalized and now see wfong
action as OK. However, they don't have
th e courage to carry out fraud,
embezzlement, robbery or murder for
fear of getting fined, put iJl jail or
gassed. They comfortably .cheat on taxes,
manipulate financial statem~nts and
investments and steal time and materials
from an employer because they think
there is little chance of getting caught.
The thH'd le~el of decay represents the
most dangerous and destructive per!lons
4n our society. We hope we never have
to face those whO' have grown up with
negative aduJt models> physical and
m~ntal abuse, violence, pornography,
prostitution, alcoholism and drugs. They
have strong, defiled consciences.
They think that wrong action is right
and possess the ill-hearted desire :ind
negative psychological and physical
strength to carry out fraud, theft,
embezzlement, rape and even murder.
To do this. 1 urge >Ou to ta.kc an
assertive first step :ind ask t)'lem directly
if they will establish a PACT process
that incl\ldcs regular integrity check
questions. As part of all regular
meetings held in their organiz~tion these
managers :ind their st:iff should be
asking each other questions like the one
related to honesty. "Have you taken only
wh:it's yours al\d told the truth since our
last meeting?" .
A second key stop is to diligently .
advocate th e remo\ill of people who
want no part of personal accountability
regarding cthic:il conduct and
competence. Charles Colson in his book,
"Against the Light, Living in the New
Dark Ages," refers to these people as
th e modern day barbarians.
He says, "ln the name of relati .. ism.
they \\Ould deny 2,300 )Car:> of
~ccumulated moral wisdom. Today's
barbarians are ladies and gentlemen.
'Yet bcl\ind their pleasant, ci\ilized
veneer lurks an unpleas:int intoierance
that threatens the \Cry processes of
P.luralism and freedom they claim to
defend." •
You and l as citizens need to logically
lay out the rationale for personai
accountabiliiy related to the characte,r
and competence 10 th ose who run our
public institutions and handle and spend
· 'our public money.
We must forcefully and without
compromise expect them to address
accountability and integrity as integral
aspects of all operating prac.{ices in their
spheres of leadership.
J\lillard M :uAdDm is the onncr of
ProActfre L~aduship Consulting &
Troining in /\'c•tport Hc:u:b.
Assembly's lirSt vote may ·determine stile's late
BY GIL FERGUSON
T uesday, at noon, the ,st:itc Assembly,
representing California's 32 million
people, met in sel>sion. It may well
be the most important opening held in
our state Capitol since we became a state
145 years ago. For the first time in 40
years, except for a few months in the early
'70s, Republicans will have a majority in
the 80-member Assembly.
Republicans, after the November
election, outnumbered DemocratS' 41 to
39. Unfortunately, both for Republicans
and the people of California, when the
·house Convened on Dec. 5, the historic
change to GOP leadership did not occur.
One reneg:ide Republican member,
Paul Horcher, who re-registered as an
Independent just prior to roll call, voted
for Democrat Willie Drown to retain his
powerful 14-year tenure as speaker. Th:it
left the Membly evenly divided at 40-40.
His decision to abandon his party and
side with Brown, who is considered by
many Californians even outside the GOP
as the very personification of political evil,
has created a political furor in our state.
Even during the holidays, Republicans -
cried for Horchcr's recall from his
Assembly district based in Diamond Dar.
ln the hue and cry over the turncoat
Paul Horchcr, the tremendous
opportunity to change the entire direction
of California's future has been
overlooked. The speoke~ship and majority
status in a representativt, democratically
elected government such :is oars is one of
unparalleled imp0rtancc. And not well
underltood by voters.
When a new Congress or a state
legislative body meets for the first time
after an election, there .
li terally'are no laws, rules or
authority -internal or
external -to set the new
body in motion so it can do
the public's business.
past few years, California
would be a much different
place. Orange County would
not be in bankruptcy.
. Before any work at all can
be started the elected
members mu!>t cast the most
important vote of their
entire session -that is,
elect a speaker to pre~ide
over them. That speaker and Gil Ferguson
A conservative leadership
would not have carried or
allowed the bills to pass by
unfettered Treasurer Robert
Citron. The AQMD would be
under control of a legislature
oversight commiuee; the
whereabouts of habitual SC>.
offenders would be known :it
all times; pornographic the make-up of the majority
that elected him or her will impact our
economy, our culture, our freedom and
the way we lh·e.
The best example is the Ne.w Congress.
The House of Representative!> under
Newt Gingrich and his Republican
majority have already set in motion
revolutionary changes that will affect all
of America.
The first thing the speaker in our
Assembly will do is set forth the rules
under which the body will operate. The
majority that elects the speaker wlll
certainly approve th e new rules. Almost
all political power will rest with that
majority, and 'however the losing minority
chooses to vote makes no difference. lo
an 80-member house, the first leader· to
get 41 votes becomes the absolute dictator
if he or she is willing and able.
The new speaker makes all the rules
and appoint.s :ill the commiuees and their
chairs, allocates budgets to all members,
assigns all the offices and office
equipment; in other words, the politi~I
future of every memper is in his hands.
Had Republicans been the majority
party and held the speakership during the
material would be hidden from children;
streets would be a lot safer; business
"ould be freed from over-burdensome
regulations and confiscatory ta.:<es; those
Mill Qn Y.elfurc would be working :it real
jobs getting their welfare vouchers cashed
by their employers.
These are just a small sample of
Republican bills that the speaker and his
majority were able to kill .during the past
two ye:irs.
C alifornia, sitting on the Pacific Rim,
has a fantastic economic opportunity
in its future. But we cannot take
advantage of that opportunity unless' and
until our state legislature adopts abrupt
and important change similar to those ...
promised by the "Contract with America"
bdopted by R~publicans in Congress.
Locked into a 40-40 split, the
Democrats a rc maneuvering for a joint
leadership, with Will ie remaining as
speaker. The Republicans plan to hold
out at least two to three months until the
renegade Horcher is replaced by another
Republican.
Me:intime, one of their sitting members.
Dick Mountjoy (R-Monr0\1a), -..ho \\On a
special Senate election but has chosen to
remain with the t-ssembly in order to CJ.)t
his vote again!>t Drown, may be forced by
Willie to give up hi!> scat in the Assembl~
and become n Scn;uor. (Willie, as senior
member, inherited decision making
authority when the original chief clerk wa~
hospitalized 'for stress after ruling ag:iinst
DrO\\n back in December.)
The public, not kno" ing the critical
importance to its own well-being auached
to the speakership \Ole. will soon dem:ind
th:it the legislature \\Ork for its pay.
Unfortunately. this always puts more
pre!»ure on Republicans than Democrats.
Added to this Machi:ivellian cene is
our own upcoming special election to fill
Dergeson's Senate se:it. If one of the
silting Republican Assembl) member~
win!I the election. the Republicans will
again be a \Ote short of the majority.
It's unfortunate because California mu:>I
change its political course prior to the
21st Century and SOl\.e its social, cultur~11
and economic problems if \\e are to take
advan tage of the historic opportunities the
next centµry holds for us as the economit:4 powerhouse of the Pacific Rim. •
Unless "e do. California "ill languish
behind in an economic and educ:itional
mal:iise, victimized both by criminals and
bureaucrats, while our taxes are .
squ:indere~ and ''asted by our
government.
The fi rst \Ole, that to elect a ne\\
speaker, really is crucial to us all.
Gil Ftrguson, D Ncttport BcDch
residtnt, is a formu Asscmb/ymDn Dnd
candidDtt in tht 5pcdal election to fill
Su pen isor J\l:>rfan lJcrgcson 's. • DCDtcd
state ScnDte scDt.
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Sea King p--the squeeze off El Toro·
r ~ El Toro rallies to tie it at 50
before CdM pu11s away for win.
BY l\JCHA11) DUNN, SJ10an Wann
CORONA DEL MAR -Paul Orris, Corona dcl
Mar High boys basketball coach, felt the shiver of
the previous night's ESPN highlights.
That was even before El Toro's Travis Senik put
the final touch on a scoring run that
ter. He led the Sea Kings
with l~ points and 13 re·
bounds.
El Toro (7-8, 0-1), with i1s
bi,g man, 6-5 Scan Callahan,
in foul trouble early, relied
he:ivily on the three-point
bomb~ of \\<h ich it m3de 7 or 21.
After CdM controlled its biggest lead
of the garne (13 points), El
erased a 13-po\nt Corona dcl Mar ad-
vantage.
With 4:02 left in the game, Senik
netted a pair from the foul line, knot-
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Toro made the final basket
or the third quarter, then
spuned in the fourth, 13-2,
to tic it. le.... °"'1111
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Cdlll 10 96
Saru Marg3rlU 1 0 15 1
"This is a typicar Corona
blowout," Orris said.·
foul \\1th Q:28 left, after
butchering Colem:in undcr-
neat h \\hen Seruk missed an-
other lnree-point shot.
But CdM missed :lll three
attempts Crom the line.
O\\en stretched the Sea
Kings' lead to 60-54 by sinking t\\O free
throws \\ilh 0:25 lch, but Jason Bethel of
Et Toro made a three-pointer off the
glass•with 0:18 on the clock.
-CdM.ll Dominic DeGruie/(11-po1nb)
iced the "'in \\ith a free thro\v "'hen O:i6
remained. .
"faery league g;ime's going to be like
this," Orris said. "Yeah, \\C let them . ting the Sea View League opener, 50-
50, before the Sea Kings (9-6, 1-0}'
won it at the free-throw line, squeez-
ing out a 61-57 vic,OI'}' that was· in
doubt during the last four minutes of
Friday night's nail-biter.
Irvine 1 0 1 10
Newport 0 1 6 10 a Toro o 1 1 a
Wooc!bndOe 0 1 11 6
Senior guard Joel Owen,
whose sweet passing kept
CdM's off ensc moving in
B~n Coleman come back, but we didn't fold. During the
Estancia Toum:iment (bst \\eek), teams
CdM, which led, 48-35, ofter Drian
Fra~losy's steal and ensuing layin
with 0:45 left.in the third quarter, sank
11 of 18 from the stripe in the final
eight minutes. .
"After watching all those upsets in
f rtdar'• Scor.• •
lnlne 59, Newport 44S
Cdflll e 1, El Toro 57
Saru Margni SO. Woocll>riOoe •S ..... da, (7:30 p.fn.)
CclM at WOOdblldge
El Toro it Newport
Saro~ at 1mne
the second half, dropped in two free
throws with 3:13 left in the game,
mpving CdM ahead, 52-50. It never
trailed or was tied again.
· CdM led, 57-54, when it missed tf1e
front 'Cod of a one-and·one situation
college basketball (Thursday) night on ESeN. I was
real. nervous about tonight's game. It was in the
air," Orris said.
with 0:57 remaining. Senj_k:(t3 points)
came down and missed ~. 1rey. Cd M's Darren Mac-
Donald sank one o( two free throws with 0:4~ on
the clock.· · ·
Brian Coleman, o 6-foot-3 junior post player, and
CdM's only no~senior starter; drained 8 of 11
from the line, including 4 or 5 in the fourth quar-
With ·a four-point lead, it appeared to be an easy
ride to the victory column fo r the Se:i Kings, when
El Toro's Scott Hall was \\histled for a technical
wefc coming back on us and we didn't
step "P· In those times, "e're not preaching X's
and O's, but stepping up to the challenge. And \\e
mis~ed ~ couple of free throws, but we've been a
pretty good free-throw shooting team and we m:ide
the next two."
• Owen and DcGraticr nailed three-pointers in
the first quarter •• a period when C:illahan picked up
his third foul with 2:26 to go. He sat on the bencb
until the second half. · ·
. El Tor~ led in the second quaner, 16-15, then
CdM enJO)Cd a 12-4 run, led by conventional
three-point ploys from Fr~ca!osy and ~tacDonald,
and a trey by DeGrazier.
GAMI STATISTICS/See aJ
Saturday. J~ 7, 1995 at
...
~agl_es p~nish .Un_iversitY in opener
_Newport
never -:in it :
at Irvine
~ Htist Vaqueros put it all
together; Sailors, meanwhile,
unable to cope with Irvine defense.
Bv BAll.llv FAULJOU;Jl. Sroan Wann .
IRVINE -Host Irvine
High may need a liule var·
nish to touch up the path •
beaten to the frce·throw
line by visitiAg Newport
Harbor Friday night. Dut
the Sailors arc the team most i.n need of
polishing after a 59-46 Vaquero win to
open Sea View League bO)S basketball
play.
The Sailors (6·10) shot 45 free throws
to the hosts' 16, but made just 27 from
the stripe and netted only nine field g,.o~ls
::igainst a "goal-line" Irvine defense that
would have made Vaq football coach
Terry Henigan proud.
"Irvine played very hard, "hich had a
lot to do with the way we struggled of-
fensively," said Newport Coach Rich
Smith, whose team
fell behind, 8-0, and
neve r got closer than
10 in the second h::ilf.
"We didn't start out
very we ll," said Smith,
whose team had eight
turnovers and shot
fou r air balls -in-
-eluding two from •the
foul line -en route ~
Will Rankin to only four first-
quarter points.
~ Estancia 's boys team has
everything going its way .
in PCL opener Friday night.
BY DE~SI~ BROSTIORHOCS, s.~ .. r
IRVl~I:. -All the ele-
mcnh were. pre~ent for the
fatanc1J High bv~) baskctb;ill
team to C\ploJe Frida) mg.ht
The E.iglcs \\Cre e:igcr for
the start of the Pac1fi'c Coast
League !lea on. the) "ere
pla)ing a team th;.at ~:id been hurt b~
gradual ion· and \\ere lacang a ~qu:id \\hose
style fit in perfectly to their °'' n.
The re uh "as ~ season.· high offcnsih:
tfop!-1y as fatancia d1sm:1ntled host Uni-
versity, 101-67, in o game th:it \\3S do~i:
only for little more th an one qu:ine r. . .:·we "ere looking fol'\, arJ 10 ::.tarting
league and plo} ing in this gym;· s:iid o-
t:incia Coach Tim Par..cl, \\ho::.c bus1c:.t
chore of the night \\Os ::.hu11ling 111 his re·
cl'\cs ... It's a nice""') to ~tart lc:igue ...
The: first quart er '1ldcd inno cntl)
enough, "1th the Eagles on top. I -11
Uut the Troj.in~
beg.in 10 quicken
th~ pace. ~nd the
1110\e pro,cd pre·
d11..1abl) !.U1i:-1d.1I
E ... t.ini:-1.1 'cored
6'.! points 1n the
m1Jdlc t\\O quar·
tcr • built.l ing a
k.id \\hid1 ho,crcd
:irounJ 40 poinh
for muc h l'l the
seCOJld h.111. ·1 he
onl)' 1c.1I ,u,pcn ... e
came l.1tc an the
'l·m not con -
cerned with
scoring 100-
points as much
as I am how
many we .give
up . And 67
points is too
much for us.'
game ''hen· the E:i--TIM PARSEl.
glc~ neared the Estancia coKh
ccnturv marl.. . \ ll atting 100
.
1,,.
"I don't know if it
was the long (eight-day) layoff between
games, or what," Smith continued. "Dut
we just didn't come out very strongly."
seemed lal.c:. a url!-bct ~hen -Kc~ Ra----
di :I) m;iJc '''o free thro'' \\ilh 3:42 left
Smith did praise his squad's refusal to
relent to a would-be, blowout Irvine ap-
peared intent on administering.
"I thought we did a nice job of battling
to get back into the game in the second ·
half, but 1t was all uph\11 and we never got
over the hump,'' Smith said.
Irvine (7-10), was equally up for a 32-
minute battle, as the rugged play often re-
sembled rugby more than basketball.
Coach Steve Keith's players were whis-
tled for 31 fouls by an attentive pair of of-
ficials, as three Vaqs fouled out and two
others collected four fouls apiece.
Newport seniors \Yill Rankin and Chad
Coluccio made the most of Irvine's ref usul
to allow a clean shot, shooting 17 and 11
free throws, respectively on the night, in-
cluding a combined 20 in the final eight
minutes.
Rankin hit 11 foul shots and his lone
field goal came despite o foul to finish
with a team-high 13 points, while Coluccio
drained six from the stripe to go with his
lone field $0:11, which also accompanied a
foul on Irvine.
Senior Bob Torribio come off the bench
to score oil seven or his ipoints in the sec-
ond p;criod, canning bo1h of his free
throws and both field goal tries, including
the Tars' only thrc.c·pointcr.
Irvine, which had nearly as many first
helAILOU/Pepa~
,
·to m:iJ...e 11 96·5::!. l3ut it became a little
uncertain "hen Estanc1J m:inaged ju~t
one point in \he ne\t 21.-1 minutes.
l..tAH Hoosn~.\JLY r1un
Estancia'$ Ben Novak (left) gets tangled up on the break with University's Roger Wilson during Friday's scoring binge.
A !.hort JUmper b) Da'e Millig:in made
it 99-62 '' ith 50 second~ left. Then, after
stc:iling the b;ill on the ne't po~cs ion.
Den No,al<.. Jro'c :ill the \\a) to the basket
anJ \\J fouled.
Artists rally in second hall to ·cut down --Mesa
~Laguna Beach's cozy court
a definite advantage for Artists .
BY BM.D Moou. Srokn Wknn
LAGUNA DEACH
Costa Mesa High'~ boys bas-
ketball team traveled to La-
guna Beach and jumped out
in front, 12-9, after one quar-
ter, but Lagum1 Bench put
together two spuru in the second half and
sent the Mus1anas home with a 54-45 Pa-
cific Coast Lcague-opcnina loss.
"(Laguna Beach) is definitely one of
the touahest places to play in the (Pacific
Coast) lcaaue," said Costa Mesa coach
Jason Ferguson.
" \Ve hope to go
7-3 or 6-4 in league
and this is one of
the pl-aces we
thought we might
drop one."
The Mustangs
looked primed after the opening tip as the
Mustangs attacked the basket and played
aggressive dcfen e. Cos1a Mesa's Terry
Carmon, a 6-foot-1 senior guard, got
Co ta Mesa rolling with two driving buck-
ets.
Junior guard Mike Montoya muled a
three-pointer and junior suord Brian
Reeves hit a short jumper to end the fidt
quarter with the 12·9 le:ad.
Laguna Dcach settled in and took its
fir~t lend, 19-16,
with 2:33 remaining
in the half. ·
The Must:ings'
Mqntoya hit hi
e c o n d t h r e c·
polnter to allow
Ce»t:t Mes:a to reg:iin •he lead, 21-1 9. But
Lngun:a De:ach's junior guard Ryan S:i·
trappc hit two strnight b:i lets to ~end the
Artist into tbe break with :a 23-2 1 cd1e.
Laguna Beach ne~-cr trailed again.
The Artists went on an 8-0 run and
built a 30-l;J lead with 3:40 remaining in
the third. That is when the Must:m~· se-
nior forward Mike Freeman c:iught fire
and rekindled Costa Mesa's inlcnsity.
Freeman reeled off four traight jump-
., . .
er' th~1t touched nothing but n)lon, bnng-
ing the Must:ang~ to within six points and
giving them the momentum heading into
the last quarter.
Out the Artists responded agJi1\ with an
11-5 run, extending the lead to 49-36 .on :i
three-pointer by !lenior guard Brandon
Bloch. • ,
W11h their backs :against the \\all, the
Mu t.angs tried to rally. Freeman con-,
tinued his second-half ~hooting d isplay,
n:ailing a medium-range jump &hot and
then 11 driving layup b:ack-to-back.
Freeman scored 12 or bis team·high 14
~ints in the second half. •
After a ddensi~~ stop, Montoya hit his
third three-pointer to m~ke the K<>re 49-
41 with 1 :43 left. ... ~n
-•
• Newport Harbor dominates, yet ·
Irvine strik~s twice in ttJe ~econd half ·
to record the Sea View league upset.
NEWPORT DEA CH -There are few sports
which can equal soccer in terms of the potential
to dominate, yet Jose, and Newport Ha~bor
Hi h's S:tilors found it out first hand on . Fnday
&. ·-d·ino Irvine took advantage ol tis op-as an.... o · · h s portunities to record a 2-1 Victory tn t e ca
View League opener for both schools. .
With the game deadl~~ed at 1-.1 Ph41 C?h of
lrvinc suddenly found hun~lf w&tk-a virtual
·nt-blank shot from some sue feet out and c:is-~1 p~nched t~e ball in to give the Vaqueros the
winning margin. .
A decidedly disappointed Coach .Cohn Dou-
ette'could do nothing but watch_ as has team, de-
spite a glaring 10-3 advant:ige m shots on go:il,
dropped to 0'-1. 10-4.
After a scoreless first half the _Yaqs broke the
ioe very early. in the first half with a header by
Ryan Mmer.
Justin Kerr, however, cvc~ed matters at 1-l
with just five minutes s~ent .'" the second half,
scoring on a breakaway s1tuatton. . .
Goalkeeper Steve Kleha was credited with five
saves for Newport. .
Irvine 1-0 improves to 4-4-1 overall. Harb~r r~turns to Sea View league piny
Wednesday afternoon with a 3:15 date at El
Toro. . Elsewhere on the prep scene tn boys soccer on
Frid:iy: . p .
•Costa Mesa's Mustangs opened the. ac1fic
Coast League with a hard-fought J-0 victory :i1
uguna Beach. ---:-, . .
Coach Carlos Miramontes was gom~ wuhout
one of his better players, center-m1d-fi.~ldcr
Camilo Ramirez, who js vacationi~g in Fra_ncc,
·but •th e likes of Dan Porter, Brian Ramirez,
sophomore g6alie Carlos Loza and dcfendcrl>
Jerod Call and Jose Casillas answered the call.
Porter drove in a shot off a fast -break off a
pass from Ramirez in the first half for the
game's only score.
KATSU\'A ~ON£/FOa nu DAILT PILOT N~wpoi1 Harbor's Chris Wakeen goes after the bali' while surrounde~ by Irvine defenders In Friday afternoon's Sea View League. soccer CQnte~t.
"They pl:iyed us tough," said Miramonte~.
"We dominated the first half and they domi-
nated the second half."
•I
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I
LOCAL SCHEDULE
SATURDAY .. , ....... ..
College men -Holy Namei College .it
Southern C.aliforni,.l College. 7:30 p.m. College ~~omen -Sout hern California .
College al Coll Baptist Tournamenl.
Wrestlln9
lligh school -Coron.i del M.ir, Cosla Mesa, Ne"porl t-1.lrbor ;JI h tanci.J
Tourn.imcnt. 10 .J..m.
MONDAY
Basketltall
Community college men -Colden West al Or.ingc Coast, 7 p.m.
·----~------------------TUU DAY -. I •
1 ~----------------------1 •••k•tltoll
College men -Southern California College at Point Loma Nuarenc, 7:30 p.m.
College women -Southern ulifornia College al Point Loma Nuarene, S:30 p.m. High school girts -Woodbridge at
Coron;i det Mar, 7:30 p.m.; Newport
llarb()r ill El Toro, 7:30·p.m.; Costa Mesa at Aliso Niguel, 7 p.m.; Llgun;i llills ;it ht;inci;i, 7 p.m.
Soccer •
I ti11h school girls -Corona dcl Mu at Woodbridge, 3:15 p.m.; E1 Toro .JI
Ne1~port 11.Jrbor, 3:1S p.m.; LJgun;i Hills Jt (slanci.J, 3:1S p.m.; CoslJ Meu at Aliso 1'iiguel, J:lS p.m.
WEDNESDAY .
Basketltall
Community college men -S.iddle .JI Or.\ngc C~st, 7 p.m.
Community college women -Orange Co;ist at S;Jddleb:ick, 7 p.m.
11\gh school boys -Corona dcl Mar at Woodbridge, 7:30 p.m.; El loro at · Nc"por1 Harbor, 7:30 p.m.; Cost.a Mcu at Afiso Niguel, '1 p.m.; ugun.i Hills .it Eslolnci.t, 7 p.rw.
I Meer
!Ugh sch~ boys -Woodbridge at Coron• det Mv, 3:1S p.m.; N~port llubor at El Toro, 3:1S p.m.; Costa Mesa at Aliso Niguel, 3:15 p.m.; l.lguna Hills JI Estancia, 3:15 p.m.
Newport falls in
neld hoc~ey, 2-1
HUNTINGtON
BEACH -The
Newport Harbor
High field hockey •
squad suffe'red a
tough 2-1 setback al
Edison in a Sunset
Leagtre mntch 'Friday arternoon.
The Chargers (4-1) woll' the
game: by scoring the deciding goal
with approximately 30 seconds left
in the match.
Jeanette Antongiorgi open~d
the scoring for Edison in tlie first
half, but Piper Archibald, with an
/assist from Jen Hecker, tied the
match with 12 minutes remaining.
However, Nicole Nehrig con-
verted the game-winner after a
scramble in front of the net. The
loss dropped Newport to 1·3-2
overall.
111EODORE ROBINS I • • ~ ~ FMI ~ ..• •y ..,,,_
! '°'"'"' 2060 Harbor Bout.w.rd ol Con in Costa Mesa
(71A) ~2·0010
Serving The ~ At90 s;~ 1921
'· • •
ICATIUT A R.\tlfOK-1
Foa ntlt DAJU l'1LOT
Newport
IH.,r
wich and
mate h Opp ht) dwich an ne -
defender in Sailors' Sea
View League
bOYIJQCCer d1.1el Friday anemoon at Newport.
The Costa Mesa coa,(:h called the game one 9(
his team's best efforts, and perhaps the bc)t
g:ime of the season in terms of team intensity.
It was a nip-and-tuck game all the way as La·
guna Beach threatened often in the first half
with loqg Lhrow·in tactics.
"U>za really had an outst:tnding game," added
Miramontes, who watched his goalie come up
with 12 saves in recording his third shutout of
the season.
Also in line for Miramontes' comments were
his defenders, Call and Casillas, who turned in
exceptional defensive efforts.
With the PCL:apening victory the Mustang),
improved to 5-4-2 overall.
Costa Mesa returns to action on Wedncsda)'
afternoon with 3 game at Aliso Niguel.
•Corona del Mar's ~ys escaped with a I· I
tie at f;I Toro, bllt it had to seem like a victory
to the Sea Kings in the Sea View League open-
er.
Aaron Pcrlmuuer directed a thrown-in by
Ryan Hritz into the net with under 30 seconds
to play to give CdM the deadlock with the
Chargers.
El Toro lltrd scored in the· first 10 minutes of
the match, and maintained the advantage until
the dramatic tying goal by the Sea Kin~s. CdM
goalkeeper Brian Hawley was credited wtth eight
saves in a solid performance.
The Sea Kings (6·5-1 overall) are back in ac·
tion with two home matches next week, starling
with Woodbridge on Wednesday at 3:15 p.m.
-By the Daily Pilot
Rues' luppani sidelined 7-1 o days
~ Surgery on Friday
p~rformed on DCC star.
BY DENNlS Ba.OSTEIUlOUS
Sroau WIUTU.
COSTA MESA
-..Flo Luppani, th~
poinr guard \Vho is
1he career assist
record holder for
the Orange Coast
College women's basketball team,
is expected to be sidelined from
one week to 10 days following a
knee injury suffered in Wednesday
night's 59-58 Orange Empire Con-
ference loss to Golden West.
Luppani tlnderwent surgery Fri-
day morning to have cartilage in
her left knee rcrnoYCd, and also
suffered a tear of the anterior cru·
cia tc ligament.
"The only good news is that the
ACL tear is evidently not large
en ough to cause immediate sur-
gery," said OCC head coach Mike
Thornton. "She's going to b~ able
to play in a week or 10 days, but
she'll be wearing a brace."
Lupeani app;irently sustained
the injury while collecting u re-
(bound in the second half of
Wednesday's game at Golden
West.
"She came down wjth the re-
bound and, you could kind of see
the knee buckle a little bit," said
Thornton, who added that the in-
jury was not caused by contact
with another playe r. "She kcpl
playing from there, and at first I
thought it wu her ankle, one or
tho~ 'run·it·ofr type of thinp.
"The next thin& J know, Tina
Flo luppanl
(Afan) and Jessica (Smillie) tell
me, 'She's really hurt.' l yelfed at
her, 'Are you OK?' and she said
no.''
Luppani was then removed from
the game, ond after working with
the team trainer for._ a brief time,
returned Lo the Ooor. But after a
couple trips down court, it became
apparent thqt she could not con-
tinue.
Luppani, a team co-captain who
OJtendcd Woodbridge High, h11d
suracry on her riJht knee previ-
ously and had worn a brace on
that knee while playina lase year at
OCC. She broke the 1ehool career
wist rtcorJ Dec. 7 in a 75--69
non-conference victory over Cer-
,
ritos.
That record had been previou)ly
held by Newport Harbor High
product Stncey Giem, who played
with the Pirates from 1990
through 1992.
Thornton said that when L\lp· p~ni woke up on Thursday, the
knee was locked so it would not
bend. She immediately we'llt to the
doctor, had it analyzed nnd tested,
then scheduled the surgery for
Friday rnerning. '
"That's how badly she wants t~
play," said Thornton. "She had 11
all done as soon as she could.''
OCC, 14-7 after the conference·
opening loss to Golden West
Wedoesday, had a bye Frid:iy.
Next week, the Pirates are at Sad·
dleback Wednesday nnd enterrnin
Cypress on Friday.
"Those may be the two teams
probably the most diritcuh for us ·
to handle without her," s:iid
Thornton. "Flo says she wants 10
come back Friday BJ&inst Cypress,
but realistically 1 think it's quite n
longshot. We're looking at hope·
fully the Fullerton game (Jan. 18),
which would give her a few more
days (to recover).'' •
Thornton says his team it ot~cr·
wise phy$ically OK, and, just as
imponant, in good shape mentally
ofter two stroifht devastating toss·
es -in overtime to Chuffey ond
the one-point loss to the rival Rus·
tiers.
"There's an extreme closeness
to this aroup," he said. ".()~i
ouslyj we've hod aome real das·
courafina eetbacks, but l lhink the
teom ai really on the verge of com·
ina •oaether."
. . .
Newport 8"Ch/eosta Mela Deny Plot
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CdM girls
• deliVe
Sea View
opener
nv RICHARD DVNN, Sro"TS Wann
CORONA DEL
MAR -Rising to
the challenge in the
Sea View Lcaguet!ll.r~!ll
opener on Friday,
after upsetting a for··
midable opponent in a final tune-
up, w,as Corona de! Mar High girls
. b~ketball coach Garth Flint's pri-
mary question. ,
Out when pu~h came to shove,
and CdM's tallest and most pro-
~uctive player having fouled out
''ith 4:33 still left in the game, the
Sea Kings won the battle of turn-
overs in the waning moments,
holding on for
last December lOumament con-
test, the sixth-ranked team in Or-
ange County appeared rested and
ready, while the Vaqueros (8·6)
looked ripe for dismantling.
Newport (11-1) scored the fir~t
four points of the game, then went
on an 11-0 run to close the open-
ing period for a 17-5 lead that
never slipped below double. digits
and twice topped out at the final,
margin of 28.
"We're plc:ised to win our fi~t
Sea View League game," Harbor
coach Shannon J akosky said.
"We're still working on continuity
in our offense, and we ~II have
plenty of little things 10 worlt on .
But we handled their press' well,
we played good defense, and we
worked the ball inside."
....
-·· --· -__ .J
The Newport offense was ef-
ficient enough to allow senior
starters Dianne P.ulido, Mandy
Clayton and Melissa Schutz 'to
score in double figures, while
super subs Tina Bowman and
Mary Anderson al~o showed why
the visitors' seven-man rotation Is
among the county's best.
Bowman, who continues lo
emerge as a potent 5-foot-10 post
pe~former, collected eight re-
bounds and six points, while
Anderson, a 5-6 freshman guard,
chipped in seven boards, four
points and l";.0 of the '<tUad's 14
steals.
Pulido hit 4 of 7 field goal :u-
tempts and converted 7 of 10 free
.. throws fS>r a team-high 15 points,
while also leading a strong effort
on the boards with a team-high
nine.
Schut.c, who likely guined as
much as anyone by the increased
practice time, having joined the
team late due to the Tars' state
volleyball crown, hit four of her
Cir~t ~L'< shol!i and both free throws
to net all 10 of her points before
intermission.
Cla}lOn, who paced the winners
"ith four steals, :ldded 12 points.
Reserves Laura Wilson and
M.E. Clayton also got into the
scoring column, while sophomore
cuard Jenny Jennings had fi~
points and six boards.
Irvine, expected to join a four-
team batlle for the league's third
playoff !ipot -
behind title
fav o rite
Woodbridge
and consen!ius
runner-up pick
Newport Har-
bor -com·
mined 15 of
its 2 1 turn·
overs in J.he
Mandy Clayton opening two
.quarters.
.Following the first-quarter
spurts, Nev.-pon fashioned ~ 13-2
ESTANCIA .
, second-quarter run, a 7-2 surge in
the third period, and a 9-0 founh-
quarter bum to keep the Vaque-
ros at bay.
High Khool girls, Su_yiew Leagu•
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scoring off the tr:msition game
created by University's breakneck •r•• P••• a1 offensive style. .
When he made the first of two Estanciti controlled the boards
foul shots with 32 seconds left. the at borh ends, compiling eig~t re-bounds on the offensive end alone crqwd on the visiting side erupted .with its bigg~~t roar of .the night. in the first half, leading to a num-
The closest the" Eagles c14_3) had ber of second-chance points. And \he Eagles' peiirneter game come to th.e century mark previ· also was effective, with four differ-
ously this season was a 94-56 win ent players combining for five
over La Habra. three-pointers in the game .
"I'm not concerned with scori ng "Theyithe Trojans) are going to
100 points as much as l am how be good in a couple of years," said
many we give up," said Parsel. Parse!, "but they're young right
"And 67 points is too much for now."
us." • Uni has been hit hard by gradu-
All 12 pla}ers suited up ror the :uion, l)'IOSt notably career-sea.ring
~ Eagles saw ample playing time, leader Demi Zeiglef, and relies
with ·Greg Foster ~e statistical hea,ily on t\\O freshmen guards.
leader \\ ith 23 points and fi,e re-Eric Palmer and Freet Sears.
bounds. Radisay also recehed The • pair ~cored 12 points
plaudits from his coach fo r his apiece, with Palmer connecting .on
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"Foster, who ha~ been three-point line.
sick, •and Radbay both "Thi~ is the t~P,e of
did an excellent job off game "here we can get
ihe bench;' $:lid Par~el. :i lol of people in, b!.lt
."We like tQ think we it'~ important to stay fo·
·c·an go eight or nin~ cuscd," said Parse I.
deep." "There was a couple of
University (4·12) re-lapses out there, and
fused to budge from its when that happened, 1
zone defense throughout .wa nted to get the
. ,. the evening. "They had (guilty) · player 01.1t of
to stay with it," Parse! G.reg Foster there. We want the play·
admitted, "because of ers to be qungry for next
their big' matchup prot;!ems."
Even "ith the zone, the Eagles
managed to \\Ork the b~ll inside
consistently \\hen they weren't
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The Eagles have other long-
range goals, such as earning a ~eed
\\hen the postseason brackets are
drawn up. "l'd sa)', of the three
games we've lost, in two of them.
we were the better team:'' said
Parsel.
a 42-40 yictory
ove r visi ting El
Toro in the
league opener. .
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Estancia's Chris Candlish (above,
left) and Dane Plock (right) cover a
loose ball situation, much to the dis-
satisfaction of University's Steve
McKee in Friday's Pacific Coast
League boys basketball opener. At
the left, Candlish breaks through the
Trojans' defense for a shot. Es tancia
had everything its way as the Eagles
rolled to a 101 -67 victory.
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gles scored in double figures. Ra-
disay collected 15 poinis. · Tom
Feeney 14, :ind Zack Richard~on·
and Ke\in Byrne 13 apiece. 11 '~a.s
a season-high for Radisay.
Jennifer
'Gard ner ,
, CdM's 6-foot-l
junior center,
who ~cored' 14
points, pulled
down nine re-
Melissa Ford b o u n d s ,
blocked ti pair
of shots and dished off two a~i~ts,
was on the bench with five foul~
\\hen the Sea Kings (8-8, 1-0) led,
39-35, in the fourth quarter. ·
That forced Flint to solicit jun-
ior Melissa Ford's defensive ser-
vices against El Toro·~ J:lnelL Jew-
ett, after Gardner and Shawna
Casey did a fine job of blocking
out Jcwet( in the second half.
Ford, who scored I I points and
grabbed seven boards, kept Jewett
in check down the stretch. El Toro
made no field goals in the final
3:09, while Jewett (14 points) had
only two rebounds in the third
quarter, and none in the fourth.
She had 14 in the first half.
"We went to a man defense on
(Jewett), with ford on her," Flint
said. "In the second half, I told
Gardner and Casey to box her out,
because we couldn't let her keep
(rebounding) like 1hat."
Ford's three-pointer gave CdM
a 34-3J lead in the third quarter,
but El Toro (5·9, 0-J) tied it in the
fourth, 35-35. Ashley Conover's
jumper from the lop of the key
with 5:50 left in the gnme gave the
Sea JGngs a 37-35 lead, on ad-
vantage they would never lose.
"I was a l11tle concerned aboul
a letdown after beating University
(52-47 on Tuesday), even though .
this was a league; game," Flint
said.
Conover also hud six rebound s,
two steals and two asiists, while
Casey hod five bourds and two as·
sis ts.
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Orange Coast Col-
lege men's bas-
ketball team had a
delayed start to
their Orange Em-
pire Confcrenc,:
season, and nearly pulled off an
upsel on the road Friday night. •
The Pirates extended Irvine
Valley into ·overtime bdorc com-,
ing out on the ~ort end of a
101 -96 decision.
OCC (8-9 overall, 0-1 in the
conference) was originally slated
to -0pcn its OEC se11son on
Wednesday at home against
Golden We~t. but the heavy
rains forced the postponement of
the game until Monday night.
On Friday, Coast had the
game all but won when center
Eorico Blandin made one of two
foul shots with 12 seconds to
play to 'give the Pirates ' 91-89
advantage.
lrvijte Valley (14·6, 2-0), which
beat /Fullerton in its conference
open'er on Wednesday with a
buzzer-beating three-pointer,
managed to send the game into
overtime in the final desperate
seconds of regulation play.
First, lVC's Kashad Wilson,
who had earlier drained three
three-pointers, missed from long
range in an attempt t6 put the
SAILORS · •re••-.• a1 •.
-half field goals (l l) D~ Newport
had shots from the field by the
break ( 12), wa • spcatheaded by 5-
foot·8 junior point guud and 6·3
senior forward Olair Eldridge.
Rivera, who sliced nod diced the
Newport defense, particularly lute
when Smith wa forced to trap itl
the halfcourt. finished ~ith 14
points and six nssbts.
All six Rive ro field goals were
Lasers in front. However, IVC
goi 1hc rebound in a scramble
aml put up unothcr shot from in·
side which failed.
This 1ime, 7-foot center Kcon
Clark. was thcr'e for the put-back
with four ~econds left to tie the
g~u~. OCC was only able to get .
off a de!>pcration shot ;it the
buzzer, forcing the extra session.
In the · overtime, the Lasers
took control early and never
looked back, as Coast was unable
to hit from the perimeter.
"I thought we outplayed 'em
in a lot of ways," said OCC as·
sistant coach Herb Livsey. "They
(the Lasers) had to work for
their shots and they're a good•
shooting team. If we give this
kind of effort each time out; I
th ink we'll do well in the con-
ference."
OCC had dead spots at the
start of each half, as well as the
overtime. tVC jumped to a 19-4
lead in the opening minutes of
the half, but the Pirates were
nble to gradu11lly make it UP. and
layups, and he tallied five unan·
swcretl poinlS durioi ll 56·second
span in the third quarter to extend
the ho t!i' lead to 37-21 with J'6
ccond left in the third quarter.
Eldridge, often a\ the pa)·off
end of Rivcru's di.)l)cs off penetra-
tion, connected on 8 of 13 from
the field en route to a game·high
18 points.
Irvine's 6--6 center Luke Carlson
h::id only fuur point but blocked
ix Ncwpo1 t holi ;and altered a
couple mo'rt.
\
actually took a 45-44 halrtime
edge.
.In the second half, the Lasers
pulled out to as much a~ a ninc-
point le:id before Coast again
slped away and pu t itself in a
position to win· the game before
the last frantic econds of reg·
ulation play.
Clark fioished".with game-high
tdtals of 30 points and 16 re-
bounds (six on the offen~ivc end)
for the Lasers.
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Laguna Ileacb
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le:igue--0pcner.
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much.
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have a lot of good shooters."
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HOME R•FRIQ/FRZ Leaky showers re-EverGreen Micro ELECTRICAL J&lO roof. 25yrs exp w/refs. fi,1allbu lighls·apeclalst PET Cablnets/Til-.'Plumbing togeth&r. Strip, Install,
R•PAIR. Sam• d~y paired. LJll670130 (714) "4-3317 Jerry Bell 775-8380 Trees:Clean-upslhauls SERVl~ES 3870 Free Est. L1586003 advloo 10 th• crazy. ~~tS~~'S~~n~u~7!~: 673-8065 or 846-8526 **TUTORING•• LACllY'S•l!LEwf .. C Plumbing /alee/Water ~ p ... 722·'1732 •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Fernando 542-6701 . 831-2111 anytime
Rell1ble R:~~eretlon Tile, glass blocks ~lfld~.wsA ~~rd~ 25 yrs e11p. Free esl. heaters/sprlnkl•rs/cell •· TREii • . cfu:l"~~li~:"~~·~':{1s •ROOYAL. :W-REATMr El NT• .-n11usLATOR/ Chances are L#41728 ·3483 remodeling, fair prices 20
11yc • e' 7°23 19s85 Res/Comm. Sr , disc. fans. F.REE Estlm1tesl r.,,..,,. • .,.0..,e, Lawn• uc,.,602098 I s rop'" pets tt ng. "~" ~~l~~~:i· t3:s!12E;i rs 11P· • L-' 238300 842-6568 241·0137 or 218-8169 •••........., 711-Mft Free" est. 64~c)s P~::~ ~~:,n;::;!~~~2 TUTOR 3927 you wlll find
BUSINESS
SEIVIQS
•--------A-1 '•leofrlo•I work --------•--------,__,, _ _.,..._-___ -----~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim what you need --------CONCRETE • . Dun~an Construction uaDnWOOD LEGAL 21"' Ou.tlty Pilnllnt PersonaH.ted Pat Care SPANISH/ENGLISH 1ll the price
3488 CHIMui:y Oulc:k Rf""...,...•• nn&U# PLUS touchups. t<enriot alternative. No · Technical & Gen, "lso .. ., ) MASONRY 3557 local Uc. eS0.:7042 FLOOltS 3712 SDVICIS 3812 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor stress or worry. Uc, lntorprol/Tulor Se;. you w•n• to pay SWEEPS 3538 Uc 280644 645--3209 Ins. Refs 673-7184 Nallv• So. Ameilcan. when you read ------
•800KEEPING• * Ifft Prlce/Qu9Utr iooe• C UNf#~LlaH RSVOCABL• QUALITY CAR• SuHn• 873-7409 Cl•n"l•d
A.P/AR P(Ofeaelon•I aMOKET CRACK'St .--... ...... bltcll..,... fEN~ LM•rble Pol .. ht-LIVI NO TRU a T MAINT PAINTING P" •C!fER Soy Ii Suh ii. 1'1110 II. dally
R-.onable & Uc.'d A.II repalre & r9fn0del-. ~Ml.al • DECU 3115 35 Ywe Ellp. ... t19a COMPL•T• 20 yrs "up. GrHt ~ CIHalfted.
.......... Ing. Spark Arrnt...... ·· ''ll•iii••lllili• 714 •••e?oe (714) 848·7207 prk:HI e.s-2417 Ron UPAll 3880 ::::::::::::::::~=='::4:;2·;;5;;1:;7;;8;;:;;;:::.. . . 800-714-LUCKY Brl~I<. Block, Stone, Tllel• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Multl-M.cHa; O.sk Top Cone, P•tlo, Drlvew•y •Wood ffenoee• CHUNG'S PAINTING
Publlehlng-R••· Scr1pt Fplc, BBOs. R•f. 20 Yr ~.he hlMAing 3720 llASONJtT 3828 20 Yrs Ellp. Gd Prlcel l~T•~c:h ~oU~o~pti:! /Boote Wrttlng. All Your CLEANING EJC.p. Terry ••7·7894 Hlfmltea. Low pric ... Uc'd HAULING Guar work-. Free E1t.
Bue. NMClel 640-tlM7 SEIVJ-C! 3548 ~Conatr.t7W301 •••••••• ---llAICNIRY UC:11'376002 538-tf>34 fobs. UceoHd. 2835yrs ~ •--------Heull"9 .lunll, Applt. ~:;-81 k L .xp. 24 l'lrs 554-7 1 --------iii&•••••• CO!fTUCTOltS PuaNITUU anc••· Yard ci.an-up, & .,,,..~,:: ~1·~ Plumblfte "._..,. &1 ________ 1
CAIPlll'DT 3510 •WllDOWClUIHNG• GINUAL 3551 ........ 3az2 E tc: ... Call Mlk•,--..;.-..... 11 .... 1_11_1_._a_1_.-_a _•". ~!~· clewed tromln PLUllllNCi 3890
FREEESTIMA.TES aas-~ . v M•12e1 ·-:;;;;,-:!.~-------•I A .. z tlAllD'llUN 2tNI081 David QUICK RHPONaal ,,_ LOCAL P\.Ullm MT~ACl CAllNET1 CL.EN...o DONE RIOHTI Loc111 UC. 10 yr NP o..,lete ......_..._. Whtn you wtltt PR•,ARATION TO ,. Wiiiem ..,_ Co.·
_,_., MIN, dOOfS, PrlV••• R .. ldencft. Sm811 Jc!be, big fob• ReflnlaNng, ,.pu, up. llEJU.TH/ I Claselfl9d Id, ~MTlllQ & ,._,,., ~ t"7
...._ DcM11141-1111 Aef9'9nc:es'e "vall. ~Cone $7042 "°'1• .ec. FREI! pk:k· 111JT11110N 3742 ~all Remov#. 14 Vra Exp. Friendty hnllo. •n Ma 7979 upldeflv/"'· 182-1123 ....... ._.... R•f'e l41 .. 71f, L•4HOOO en-~ WI Wiiifii " • . Thlf*ln9.., havtnQ • .... ·-AddHtonelf'•mo~•I• cea•. ........... ~...., RENT Thin "°' U.1 Hera... and 111 lhe IQjNIOW &NI;........ Why pl•Y Hid• 'N
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tington BMct\. AMM PeM8i PORTU•• •001 Ct*'Y 4-J08* rte.
c .. 71~. .... Op1.... WcMd ycMa .. 90 ba bdrm Mt S17SO. Uhr
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Dog, femala, ~. Sun·Fl1 befof'e 01 p.ny? W• era ~ 1'*• & mor•. ,tJnuHd.
spotted longu•, ISO t5 for employment Ing fn IM Cos1a..... 71~2·12es
lbs. 2 yrs old. lost Info a appllcaUon. .,..... tndulllrlal .....
Thanksgl\ling wknd In 11~X1M7 ~is helptul,1---------Hunt. Baectt (20eh & but • genuine •-desire llEJtCBA!fDISE
PCH). RIEWARDI '"':t:'a\a OPWTOR to aUCCMd In ...... llJSC. &01S
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23. ~71 • ~ sldb, soma with • bde, tnc.n-Hert>s S1. Gm Junipers
wknd• r•q'd. S1art tlves and great ban-11. Shada"**cyprn
tmmed. Sand rMutna efits. Plae .. call °' 4-9' 110. 909-874-8422 PDSONALS· to: VIia Rent.i. send resume to: V.
427 31st, Npt Bch, T•enoM•= a,._ Weddlnt1 0.... White .._., F•" 1 t.ema. onlW Salin w~s. laca, & SCBOOtS t ,__,..; "" 875-'701 betw-n .... lllMI wl Sz7 S500 ~7
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FINANCE 2904 .. .............. 1 ...
l••rn 'French con·
v•r•aUon•lly. With
•----------· LOCAL ..... ....._ bual-ANNOUNCEMENTS commlttmant,lt'a .. eyl
•• rtt~rr naa tor ..a.. Solid an 2920 ~ nMd t*P? v.-iuu;.~.-i cash lncocna. CALL Aff'Ofdable 722-tlSS
OPPOlTU?flTY NOW •. 1-80C).35()..83G .• 1411i1Ul~P[lllR[lllQ~~~·1-1.......::=====--• 2-.a PAV-MO-•ouTIES M I TIEAllSI tri:.1999nt wnt. llallit -.u· .... " Find Out Info. On P9rsonal MOiing lor High
liiiiiiiii•••••• local •It" · for sale, Games Anelyals. Dally School end Juniof High
LOCAL RTK•24 loca-$2,000/Wk potentral. PcacllcH, & Much N B, cal Adrian 15().4713
tlons Buy All or 900-208-5300, 24hrs More For All Sporting
Pert•Poulbl• 13K PAYPMONES-l.OCAL Evental CALL MOWI MEM.BWBIPS
Wffkty•8C)0..69f.e7et ROUTE. $1200/WMk MI00-993-1313 x13 3018
CLASSIFIED ~. Must Saft. 1 · • $2/mln 18 +
It's th• rasourca ycMa J!00-718-3358 ext 201. , __ B_1 ... 2_1_3-_993-__ 94_so __ 1 .,.
can count, on to Ml a WNDINQ1 Greet 2nd. BALBOA BAY CLUB
myriad of marchan-Income & room · to Overstocked With Membership for ..,.
dise Items, bacauu grow. must .. Jt. stuff? $4000. New would
our columns compel 1-8()()..820.6782 A can to coal ssooo. 497-8834
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uti 1or Melt 152-0247 aox HUH, Irv-ANDIALS &049
RECIPnotllltl ..... TX 79019 ·a-.-----· I tax re9UMe te a14-IW SECRETARY 7a1 ... 7a. u.,.,. AD NUMBER 1
YOU HAVE FOUND
ONE OF lWO HID-
DEN ADS. ENTER
THE DINNER FOR
lWO CONTEST.
lfs-117/95
Phones, gen9fWI of· Salas ~ fie•. ~ for ex • PuMlo 11 ... tloftse tremety busy lnteme· inti Co Meklng ..,_.
Uonal men<etlng end Ihle ~ '° t*P
PA firm> In Newpc>f\ Wfth t>Cp11nS1on .of Co. Center. Perfect job SSKhM ~. will
opportunity fOf mel• hln. cal 250-4870 •---------or fem•I•, prof••·__ a--t ADOPT-M»ET ak>nal &elf·atarter • ....... .t .._.... to ... E"*Y Sat & _ Sun at
Is hard-working, toura on Nawplt Ayer PETSMAAT. FoYntaln
d9laJt.or1ented, enar-& Avalon. Stlw1 $5.50/ Vatlay. Puppies, kit-'
gatic and has exc... tw.PIT. 310;~o-2~ tans and m0f9, aa lent communlcetlon1 _________ 1 looklng fOf loving, car·
skills. SupariOf Macln--EMPLOYMENT Ing homes. CA~ 241-toah computer skltts 0317 for mOfe mlo.
requlrad, data bese SERVICES 5533 --------aklfta required. Meil-S•we abused ·end
FoR SALE room know-how r• ..... u • abandoned P9tS· Ba •
Original m•m~hip · qulrad. Good benefits PlaaM be aware that voluntHr/fqster. can
qualified buyers to Buy It. Sall It. And tt. Classified
call! · Cl•aalfted. will help
to t.h• "Canter CIUb," and paid pat1ang. Low tha listings tn this cat· 714-859-2704· _
• premiaf fTl•mben to mid S20's. FAX r• ..,..,.. m•" requl • ou ... _ I t
842 ... 78 t41.ff78
THE 1995 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL V-8~ Now· N STOCK
only Clfv ...:ub o .. .:.ng sume to: Platinum -·-'Y 1 r Y ... r..-pupa, grea .. , .,,. ,,_, .. to call a 900 number qual. Born 11/30/94·.
accomodatlona for Guild International at In Which th•r• Is a Sable/brn/blk. S5~
buslneu meetings 71,._78Q-8780. charge per minute. s1200. 722-0341 Alssa end enterlelnment,
end pre end posl th•
ater dining. Adjacent
IO th• o.c. P•rformlng
Arts C.nter. All rea•
aonabl• off.,. consld· •red. Call 720-9215.
DOMESTICS 5540·----·
liiiiiiiiiiiiiimi-ii&iiiiiiiiiiiii GARAGE SALES
NEW 1995 MBRCURY VILLAOBR
Driver Air Bag, A nti·lAclt
Brakes. 1 Passenger
SeatitJg, Air Couditior1;,,g,
Power WiHdows, Power
Door· Locks. Cmise
$ 2 l earuau o foronfr
Down $ 2 9 9 Mo.
NEW 1995 MBRCURY
VJ for only '1-0 2 Year /,,eau
Down s329 Mo. Or
NBW 1995 LINCOLN MARK VID $0 2 Year Lea.~e
for orrly
~w.'489 Mo.
Or
2 Year /,,ease
for only
$389Mo. Siie fUICC $28.-495.
FRtmy Rchnc S.?500
.,
Sale pncc SIO.Z95.
F;actllf) l{clncc S.~
.
·2 Year unse
for o,,/y
~399M•
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT
5530
ADVERTISING
SALES REP
Se• k Ing a• If.
motlva ted, organized.
dependab~. service-
or 1-.n t e d outsld•
salespersons for com·
munlty new•A!tP•r group. Experience or
degree preferred.
Draw/commission. Full
benefits. PhysiceV
drug screening r•
quired. Fax reauma:
Attn : A. Mlcheel
Fletcher 714-650-4802
Anawerlng Service
Operators. All ahlfls
PT/5.50+ call Coast
Telephone Exchange
from 1 Oalft-2pm 642-1403
AVG $7·$12/Hr. 25 wrkrs needed, 1crMn
customers by phn. No
Hlling, no exp nee.
AM hrs. CM. 708-2365
CClmmunlly =_rap
=~ ~ llhell) end enafdlc~ ~~~· ftlFl,lhlft~ ......
,.._.. ~ I .)'ar
'1ec::Hueh .
QpataiCL
CMdldlllf: lhould ::.:.~-, ttultl-
Ad Crutor. ~Of
P'lgd1alliet. PflOtc»hop .
~lience prdi llutnot~. ~ .. avalebtt
OftnW'lt~
run end P'mt tt~ =-=~~ otrer next night
~
labpltter
FOf neWbom, 2 & 4 yr
old In my Costa Mesa 1---------
homa. Must drive & COlONA
speak English. Refs DEL MAR 6122
raq'd. Flexible hours. l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 444 4030 1•
Mowln9 Out of Co.
•••••••-Sale In Alley 228 Larkspur Ave. MERCHANDISE 9:30·2~30-Sal Only.
------llUNTINGTON ANTIQUES 6010 BEACH 6140
•A•T•&iiiiTiii•c•.•,•,•u•,•.-rliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Phene. 2 entennu, Multl Clan H .. hold
· battery ch~gar. bleck appn, ptumbng flxnn
case. all owner's men-tum, remod, 7 & 8th
uals 6 boot<leta. Cost 9am-1. 9852 Lapworth
S40Q. ... $200/obo .. 1---------
71._539-3073 NEWPORT
•IUYINQITEMS• BEACH 6169 From 1800-1960. 1 pc
Jewelry, books, entire l••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Htete. lmmadlete EAST BLUFF Sat 8-12
euh, top $. 873-6223 Color TV, mk:To, twin
bda, clothes, enllque
APPLIANCES 60 l l furn. 419 Vista Suerte
Send resume wtth Kenmore Frig 25 'l'B•~POR ... :ATION cover Idler to: CUB FT, aid• >c aide, & l\ftR.-i 1 ,
C.llfornla almd, $350 646-6765 I•••••••• Com nlty Ltg capectty Kenmore mu Elec Dryer, white, ----9-,~--s-u_PS __ _
riieWS nearly new, W/drylng ~·~ ~tn: John "1Ulps rack. $150. 650-0454 J>OCn 7022
330 W. Bii)' strut Waaher & Dry•r c;*;, Mesa. canr. ~~-~~ Con-32 Ft •oet Sllp• with
Babysitter 1
• • shore facllltlea. 'n •
For newborn, 2 & 4 yr front of private real·
old In mu Coata Mesa EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT d•nc• on Balboa Pen.
1 Power or sailboat OK. hom•. Must d rive & 5530 5530 Call 72.3-5835. speak Englbh. Reis
req'd. Fleltible hours. iiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii es rt Mu Prtw Doctt
444 4030 xtt toe. great pk. ...
Educetion
()fenga County Dept.
of EducaUon Is cur·
renlly accepUng ap-
pllca1lona for lh• fol-
lowing position•:
PART-·
:TIME
.. Fr' .. ..,""'"' .... "' ...............
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repr-ltii11 ,._ cc wlllyf Praf 111 I JNI
~w.lc .... Senlce .... .....
11111 wr,.tlc,....,. to Nit new ........ ..
Good cu lclllkm ... IDd P14ll1 1lmel
............. .W.AalllehMn,wtbe
wlllnetowortlt ..... or•1 'r '
(714)752-2772
utile, Hatbof Isl Or,
NB. 12 S /ft 675-5722
M Dock. Hert>or Isl
Rd. 35' max & 10' 9"
width. All utll. Sallboet
pref. $11/lt. 644-9604
MOTOICYCLES
SCOOTERS 8018
... '77 R100S 30k
Orig. mt. Adult owned.
$2800 or lets tr•d•
for Suburban °' ate.
•(714) 548--9408• .
SUBSTIT,.._E -------------1AUTOMOBILES
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1 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT TEACHERS AND ASSISTANTS 5530 55301 _____ _
C • n t • r a Io cat• d iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii5 IMW 9030
thro\.lghout Orenge
County: To aubatltute
as • Teacher, you must heve 12 units of
Eerly Childhood 0..
val<>pmant end ba •li-glbl• for en Erner·
gancy Chlldren'e Can-
ter P«mlt. Cell (714)
54o-3454 for en ap. ptlcalJon. •
IPICIAL EDUCATION IUllTITUTI
INSTRUCTIONAL
AllllTANTI
Work on an on--cd,
••-n••d•d ., •••••
ILOQ/br. 3 and~.
poalllone evellebl•
with achools IOCated
th(Oug'hout Orang• ~· w n t v . ( 9 o u t h County aulQnm•nts ~ se.00/lw.) c ..
(714) ......011 t>a-....,. l:ooam.3:00pm
tor an applcellon.
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
Southern Calffomia'a mott dynemic Clwnber of
Commeroe is ~ a detaif-cria ited Dif9ctor
dFlNlnoe.
Duhe:
• AccouJrts recelv.t>le and payabte
• Bifflng 9fld prooeaing
• AcOOUlt reconcllatlon
• Aaist In pnlp8fWtion d budglts·annual.
divWon, apecl.i events
• ~Ion of reporta·P & L. bala.nce sheet,
• Payroll-end insur11nee ·
~
• ~with Quick8oob
• 3 )'W8 ~In.,.,,.. fat pllC9d.
c ... igllig wortt~
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NHACC
1470 ... 1 ...... Aoed Newpc;t 8wlih, CA_, •
Ann:•
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329 IS '93, whVgr
lmmec, loaded, 3 pc•
custom whla, $27,500
080 281-0388. 2t53-e282
CHEVllOLET 9045
88 .. ,,.tttl Red.nu
brekea,s ap,em/fm, cue, S3550, 080 173-
1725 Ot PlllJ"413-2524
93 full N 81aa•r Wht W/ gray Interior, 4 whl
dr, lo•d•d $24,500
080148-1045
BONDA 9085
'83 .......... 4-dr. ~
grey, moonlf, CtUIM,
am/tm caae. 1950.
U4 8124/d fl0.70l7/t
POascJll 1175
..,. ~· ao. 71(. ---~,·~ Aleo theft proof.
LM .. lder.bll...._.
NA done. ,.,,. eond.
11•,Ho 310-?ls.aN
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THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MF.SA
OailJPilD
Cover Home Presented B >
MAXINE PROPP OF
GRUBB & ELLIS, NEWPORT BEACH
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5. Prudential Cal1'>mla
6. ValenUne Pn>pea1Jea
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Grubb & Ellis
14 Grubb &.Ellis
15. Grabb & EID.
16. PradartJal Newport 17. Prudentta1Newport
18. Star Real FAt.ate
19. Metro Realty
80. Colctw.11 Banker Newport Beach
11. Coldwell Aeelrer Newport Beach
... CoWw.11 Benker Newport Beach
18. CoWwdl Bemer Newport Beach
H. Coldwell Benker Newport Beach
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27. Waterfront Homes Inc, Realton
28. Waterfront Homes Inc, Realtors
25. Coldwell Banker Newport Bach
36. Coldwell Banker Newport Bach
29. Wat.eri-ont Homes Inc, Realtors 30. Remax 31. Remax · ,
38. Jacobs Realty & Imutments 35.M~~
Norwat Mong.ge
86. <>Pen Rome GUl<le
37. H'"omea of the Week
40. Col~ll B.nker, CoM.a Ma.
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$2,•,a
This~ & su:co Medilefranean Ml is a premier
PtCPe"l on h finest bch. I~ design. 48R.
58A hm ofters speclaCularviews of the bch. ocean &
Catalina island lrom ~r\Jally e'tlefY nn. lJrge ocean-
lacing patio.
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$1,995,000
Wonder1ul conEmporary SBR. 5 58A Ml W/tl()l
Ocean. hartxx & Jetty & bea:hlront Vtl!:NS to Palos
Vel'des. Tllll .. M HI00·545·1'44 17015.
llMl•J...s,
1&1251
$625,000
48R. 2.5BA, wonderful u~rades Hatdwood firs.
private spa & bit-in 880. IAltdott paho lighting
Custom s&ained glass door. Sec sys Priced to sell
now! Priced below ma.tel
CustOM tttal RE-D0.4BR/Balus RIW3BA/2 Pa11os
88' lronlage ALL ·NEW Whe pad fl/OIJI. hte capet
Andefson doors up+OOwn lrghting. landscapetm01e
Superb View MOTIYATEll. lllAIE Al OFFER!!! -
Chuck & Man1
$269,000
Nr Back Bay! FabolOus 38R. lreshly decorated hm
Courtyard entry/large peacelul yard & patio light &
airy! Wool las~
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PllYATE &SI.All $11,251,• CllTEWIUIY SlllECllffS lllMf $1,215,•
Pr vacy& luxurywil'lunpaialleled VleWS 88RS4.~leS sub1erraneanpa~1ng Fabuloos~hm on Morning C~w/panov:ewsotcyn ocean &vm le
SI p for 'l arge boats vr-ater 3 lrpl'I 511~ ghts recessed ftghltrlg dual taace:s & sieam stiowtr
P11va1e bslctl access CATO WAltlfDllT llESMllCE SS,m,•
Grand estate on 3 lewis w/a rooflop lerr.K:e Pnvale ta:t1 bayside pool & VIEW •• • CATEI CO•Hm S1 ,251,•
oier. s1 p IOI 5 boats Panoramic va'S trom fl!2SI IT\aJOf rms iflQorte<l SlJnn1ng rust.om trn loc in Hart>or Hill Parorart;!c ocean Caiahna'&
s1ore l'lr~w tie in.mar & extefior ~Center views Beautiful molb-levetOJk100f areaw/pool Jacuzzi &
A IAY181 R.LA..M.••-wet bat SlaM-lhe-aJ1 ki!Chen eleganl living rm msti ~ w/sauna
( tt 191) On white sandy bea:hes •/Vielfs of~ iettY. pavilhon An iiiii11ai. $1, 1•~-imPilCcibl! residence done 1 n a 'timeless design. Enty CQJrtyard BeauLful custom fanity hm w/pano Views in gated comm ol Harbor Hiii ,__ ICl...-r. came~ ta,•.-JBR.358".pool &patio sec.sys Nrm.ellenlschools greatl~1lyc;ooun
Beautifully leriaced to extend tie living arufrom lhe tree framed ded on ca.I~ · KIM VH s1, 1•,•
Ille blufl down 10 a "'Y spa:ial secluded cove 48R. 4 SBA 41'1 BR could • 'i = ~raded wstom nm w~tilul pool JSR den new be S!Ud•o ot o!fa w/j)riwle entry k1 n rms Large IOI 3-qs garage
u .. mn CllJIM ... $3.--IEM1R. CAMIU ICOIFIHT $1,14',• Special ~ Cod tracition. spectacular main Channel location. alfording On lhe tQ:hl This elegant estate has unobstructed ~ up & clown the
dramatic views of Ile bay & Newport Harbor 48R ~ w)privale BA+ sep coastline. Quality coostruclion & amenities
ma ids rm Waterfront living at its best! • UIE Ul.MA 111'\D S1 , 1 II,•
Nestled ~t#een C:~ :!':1 ~~C:·:t residence on te Wfv=il:.:!~:;~~~d ~ ~~merfwintei rents 180
Cameo Shoies Cove w/panorMi!C view of the Pa:ilic ocean & Catalina A CltlTtMPOUllY • 110. UGUIA $1 ,025,000
more lllan unique property Ocean view Newly bll in 1988. ~ern kitchen bonus rm now used
NOT PllOrHTY 011 TllE UY!! '2.•.-. as a gym wllull bath Open, light & ai,Y Centrally localed. nr ~h
A se<iSallonal location IOI lhis Baytronr hm in pnvale area d &1$ide Plu
in a p1c11Jre pedecl co'ft w/inspir1ng water vieWs + pier . slip Easies! yacht CRUT f AML Y CO....,.. II IUllT. ICI $999,990 acx:e:ss to own 2 homes, 48R 4 kill BA each' 4 leoal parcels Tennis court & m~h more
........---...... Cll•A Ill MAI $1 ,115,• C1t 1111M onderful conlemporary 5BR 5 5BA hm w/arJ. Ocean
harbor & .le!ly & beachlronl Views to Palos Verdes
CllTE...UO IAYFIMT $1,•,•
Has al! ltle ingredients tor a great firsl or second tm' Terrific kit & mstr suite
w/ex;:>ansNe bay vns Lots ol storage, large pier & slip lof SMfal boats
--TllCIH ICUll VIE'W $1,415,•
(ft i1iiJ Dolble lot fronlape abo'4e Corona del Mar beadl JBR
hCJTie in beaulilul rose garden selling enjoy~ts & surf
Fuam UYFIOWT PUPEITY $1,.,IOG
A S\Jbstantial pi-ice reduction makes lhis home in Carnation Cow an
el!Cellenl in~t Private pier • slip beach & views Sellers are
receplM! 10 otters
MAllGl Ml.1 S1 ,315,•
Stunning Cahfomia conlemporary custom home in this gated comm
Ocean/city hies views Impeccable quality lhroughotlt 48R 3 SBA pool
and spa Gourmers kitchen elegant mstr suite OJ>en entertainment area
Call to see'
COROH DEL MAI $1 ,315,•
40' lot lat.Jlous brick & lvy c~red 2 story 5BR 4.58A hm w/pool spa
ocean view loreYet'
Y 2 ACRES Of FUT LAii $1,351,IOG ·
land is awrox 70 300 SQ It. zoned C-1 The city would
per a CJPPlllg ctr. hospital. prof. building retail or restauranl
.. USTml • 1•11 al. S1.•,•
Wonde~l lfiditional custom hm on desirable lol in this gated comm lots
of used brd This 2 stoty, 48R tm w/den & fanily nn offers greal family
hVlng ~roe family nn ~s ~o veranda & beauf1lully ~nled ma.s1e1
makas lll1s vie# tm one ID see.
llVm TmACI $1 ,215,• (ti zmtSensalionat panconic Newport Harbor views Lots of
boating actMIY brea!hlalcing sunset & city I ights views. Wa!illng distance
lo Balboa Island 48R, 38A loci. 5e1)lr3le guest qtrs.
Kai gaiage &l>eautifiln~-:&" fruit trees
CAMEO .W $115,• Ctr Jld)Super view & excellent price on tlis IOYely Cameo Shores
hm 3 or 48Jf. vaulted ceiUngs in an maior living aru Pool
snaASS ml CUSS1C S-,• Cit jiji)Slealhlaking view w/2 mstr suite's+ 2 large BR's all on one
INI' PoOii""spa in rev/front coooyard + playground
..... , MAHI 1 STllY ....
48R. 2 SBA. great t>uy. Una~ 1 story, ~nsiw light living area J
lrpl's stale ol lhe art gourmet kik:hen Low mainl landscape
PIEST5111S mu CIVE $115,.
Ooni let tlis pricedeler you and your buyefs Ownerisa seller Walk to the
beactl form .,is JBR. 2 stoiy hm. Alladled ·2-car garage w/adddihonal
parting +elevator. Property 1s also for lease or lease option
IUVllW CISTIM llOllE $875,•
Only one of three custan homes. 4BR. country kithen beauhlul park" like setting on almost 1/2 acre Ocean view. Call lor more info
IUIT1flU. Y AffltmD CUSTOM NII $111,000
Marble entry. 5BR. extra large family rm & bonus rm Very light & bright
Sec sys pool & spa ,Spec~lar view ol mtns & dty lights lrom mQSt rms
IB.COllT El.BAia $141,ISO
Prime quality craltsmanship St4)erbfy decoraled etly light View Stlfing
room on master surle fOr disCfiminaring llJye;r
-----U11111 VIEW la1S $831,. (Jr 1111)\are. ~ox 18 000 st estale sized, large yaid w/Harbor
Vlf!# hills SOOlt wt1~1y lan~ing.Shows like a model •!lowly UJ>-grades
sn mna cw· ICEAll VIEW! SM,•
Custom Belcourt Hill (Plan 4) 2 msll suites, 3.58A. 3 frpl's Boll nk·in clo3ets 111 ~room sue Loaded w/extras & sea.trity system
.. , •..• .., ~ ... , ... ~gnihcent ~ 48A, condo •ll.u garage Free ft awing design ber.een living rm. dlrnng rm & den Frpt 1n mslr & den Gd gt comm wJextras
un 111T-ms.• .
LMy larget 48R + othce. 2 7SM. l..Mgl fllnity rm w/di111ng areJ ' • i-rt:l
all •y views Large kl(, 3-ca: onJ1 + ~!Olage
••namlil.c1111-.• T owoe cetledion ·A· model w/lid\I dlcof. C\J._.~ local o ; •,. cent *Jndows Red brick c:outt)lrd w/binli!in. "Secret Gard~ ~l'e ................ .... . ~Beautifully cusbniad .aR. 48A hm w/poo • ~arG
. gnerdetanllroughQA
f,AMl.Y UW. lT RS mT 1115,000
P~lar Scrnersel 58R, JM.EJn large iat.neKt to greenbel' VP.•ican
payers. lighl bright. 2 frpf's. ~ry FlllEh dla>r. Comm DOI. • ~
'~ !.~~~H~~ES CQqONA ~~L ~~'R,usl com
~1e1~c · · · . . • .. ·~decks 2
&38R >.~,· 1 '..c •" • ~ ;. ~; .. ~.:O S.525.000
CllHllllll UI •a .... 1125,•
4BR 2 58A. wonderful ~rades. Hatdwood firs, privale spa & bl! n 880
Outdoor patio lighting. Custom stlined glass door Sec sys Pr.-, 1 ::> se11
now1 Priced below market
SE .. JUlllU CIED .-,ooo Superb value reOOced $44 000 Best VALUE fN ARfA Totally rp..,·.1f>led
A/C Sec sys Kildlen w/COfian cir tops. Jacuzzi ~b. closel organ1re1s Own view
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. mTllY•lft llRWIEW1U417,•
~onat 48R hm in oha 3 of Halba View. A stunning remodel, large
yard & dose to shops & ~nts ~ tlis a g'1!al oppcninityt!' •
l.AllBT PlM • IAYVIN TmACE 1421,• -
Fanily rm. gourmet kitchen w,treidast rm. Mstr has adjacent silting rm. Comm. pool, sec. gale within walking distallC8 to backbay.
llEWPllT •Tl VIUI S-,IOO
Fltst ftoor mstr suite. hardwood Hooring, ale. 3Blt 2 SBA. Gated commu-rnty
---..,_, llEUTS CIMM $311,_, (tr 12.n)Home has charm. personality & comfort Almosteverylhing new & rem00eled. 3-car garage 3BA. 28A Inviting pool & patio '
HMAITIC CUIM!!! $351,500
Simplistic beauty +cnarm define lt\is upgraded hm, lush gardens gourmet
kithen. Perfect !font & rear yards. Mak.es lhis property simply romantic . .
•••aMYl.111•1114.• · FAIULOISVIEW$350, .. ...., .... 48R/ Bonus Rm/ 'J8A/ 2 Patios. 1 story, 3BR. 2BA. fight & bri!1ll Totally redone. kithen. bath. Plantation ~ . L EW Ylhite paint in/out lite carpet Andefson doors shtJlt~(S. ~n tinted ~nd~. high quality retaining wall New roof. air
uP+down, liatllioa. land!l:aPing + more. Superb V'q. MDTIWATD,. cond1Uoning & new light l1xture.
llAIE Al 9'11!!! · llEW.T .... IMES -CIRHA DR MAii
IAYCIEST S57S.• r-
4BR, ~~ 3-car garage great family ? SIOfY hm w/WQodeflll yard &
entel1airnng deck. tO'ltety decorator del.ail throughoot!
SPICTACll U Nm W/IAY VIEW '545,•
Spacious living rm w/lrpl, lamily nn w/Wet bu & open kit:heil. 2BR. 2.5BA.
elaboraa mstJ suite w/walk-in closet This is a 1 O+.
Our RECORDED 24-Hour
Info Line is available to you ..
For information on propertie
for sale, simply call
1-800-545-144.4
and·enter the ·. .... _..a ....
~J!ll:it3~+ ~.~ coaage. «at garage. Bldg just painted
... , ...... IUmMIClml$525, •.
2BR widen Of 3BR. 38A condo. Magnificent~nese gardens,frpl in living
nn +.mSlr BR. Comm. pool, spas, '8Mis crts & chi>house. f.xquisite
~-........... Wonderful 3BR. 2.58A. si11gle llmily hm in COM! Completa w/planlation
st.Jtters & Berber carpet This twn is a 1 O+ & a must see!
$341,•. $445, •• $515,000 r.ii1iiii'New townhomes in Corona del Mar -just completed 1 sold ~blocks to~. ocean view decks. '2 & 3BR Awrox 1200
-1800 SQ It Greal location' $349 000 -$525 000
111 TERUCES $340,000
• Welcome to !his deli!tl~ul hm 1n the terraces comm Enter thru the gale to a beautiful courtyard winding around 1he lendscaped yard The hm features
plantation shutters, bit-in wall unit in 2nd BR. light ~ bright carpet &
nooring 2BR. 2BA.
YIU.A BALBOA, GATED COMM. $329,000
Top floor~~" & lido channel views' 2 mstr suites, skylights• high
ceilings· ~soc tennis. pools & spa
FUll UPGRADES IN NEWPORT BEACH!!! $310,000
LaigeSI model "Augusla" w/marble floor lhru the hall. dining rm & kitchen
Frerch doors. wet bar. beveled window in mSlr BA. Lois more'
BAYVIEW TUUCI $211,• J
Lowest price in Bay;iew Terrace' 2BR. 28A Gated guarded comm. Comm.
pool & spa & minutes to the beach. large spa in baekyard. Seller is wry
motivaEdl
HSTSIDE CISTA MESA S214,•
Southweslern styling, Hardwood ftrs. 4BR. 3 yards, new kitchen, new baths
Quiet lamily neighborhood.
ft.LA N•T 11 IEWPllT IUCll $211,IOO
Bea:utilot i.wer 2BR wNte#S of pool & palm trees. ~ulate. One block
to Balboa Island & Fashion Island. Light & airy •
EASTmE ca-IE-UC ms.• · Best nei~borhood! 38R. 28A • lamily rm Haldwood firs. tile in kit & b.10'ls
Qreat yard w/rnarry fruit trees. A must see'
WlllllllDGE ·.-.ST SBl THAY! $247,000
Grea28R +den twn across from ~ingacrePart. Could be38R. Sellers are
very, wery mot1valed
IUll PAii • llVllE $231,D Cji w38R, 2BA. beautiful hm Vaulled ceilings in living rm &
family rm mstr. Cds street Light & bfight. Musi sell now.
ft.LA ULllA $235,.
Beautiful Penlloose. View ot waler from deck, 2BR or 1 BR+ den Skylights
walk to beach + Lido Viii~.
.. ,., 1UC1t a HUii MllB. S221.•
This 3BR. 2.SBA unit is well miinllined. fonnal dining rm w/addilional rm
in kitchen b small &Ible & chairs. Mstr BRhaswalk-incloset+skyli!tll in
mstr BA. ffpl, w t bar & mudl m0tt. ·
---• CllTA MESA SZM,• T wn-leyl Large 38R. 28A wMgl country kithen. French doors. windows,
Many wol"lder\11 lealres. On a private fol
F•a •••·mil SBLH SIM,• Bri will consider all ofters. "Springi.irsr tCMnhome 4BR. eod unit
CMflooking .. gfllfteft.
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Open Houses
"""" 1924 Leeward
1325 Manners
4627 Bnghton Rd
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432Mendou
1927 Bayside
C.TA ...
2512 OaVIS Pllce ..
14 Southsand
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1821 Biyadere
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S · 549,900. Sal/Sul\ 1 -4 Curtll\/Mrnk
s 499,000 Sunday 1 -4 S. LutJ>i
s2.950,000 Sunday 1 -s ·c McGalflQin
S 725,000 SavsUn 1 • 4 Ni~ tush
S3.300.000 Sunday 1 -4 30 Tagtianett1
S 269 000 SUnday 1 -4 30 J Oabolt
S 247,000 Sunday 1 • 4 Ann Pauh
$1,295,000 Sunday 1.3,0-4.:ll M.Jones
S .515,000 Sunday 1·4.30 8 Swr~ll
310 Via Udo Sood S 594 ,000 Sal/Sun. 1 • 5 Dreyfuss • .... , .•
1853 Port Sheffield
2620 Cliff OrM
MAIMl""T
a11•rmm
$ 579,000 Sal/Sun
S 399,900 SUnday
1 ·5 Neiger-Gllchnsl
1 -4 G. Grabner
S 444,000 Sl#ldav 130--430 M Jones
3166 Cofte Portofino S 399,900 Sooday 1 • 4 LIO<b Brehm
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~'l:OO PIOS Une '317 S 189,000 Sunday 1 · 4 S lub>i
Vi.tit ont: a{ our Open Houses
and rqUteT to win a one.year pass to
Edwcn-ds Cinema! -.--· ..... --...
--ICUI VllW S1•,• Relax in lhis4yr beautywtlilegazingatlhespeciacutarview. Lb new. 1BR
penthouse. Walk to beach.
SPAmll .. PllT WE $17'•
3BA. 2BA. 2 le"91 wn.-nity rm & frpl. Custom kit:hen. sellers hawe made
flls a pertec:t sbowpla.
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2 Civic Plaza
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Newport Beach
714-640-2500
VA L T I N E
R I DGE SpcaJculJr
111111b\tru,·1cd 1l<:•"Jll & Cir\' light \IC\\' frnm
1h1' ~RR & Ioli u1,111nt home. VJultcd
, nlmg,. 'kd1~ht'. Jc,1gn.-r wJll cm cnn~
.rnd Int' 1p nurbk Grc.lt to r l'nrcrtJining
\\llh pool. 'p..1, 2 RBQ'' on 1hc \IC\\ Jnd J 3
CORON A DBL MAil -4BR home mw
2 .000 'q ft in C.1mt:0 HighlJnd,.
Rc'nwdclt:J ki1dtc11 .111d bJth\ Jnd JJI on I
Ind Lmdv pJ1111 Jnd )'JrJ ''ith pri\'Jtc
pool Grc.11 h".1111111 WJlk tn COM Vill.1gc,
Jrk .111d m .111: hcJch J\.t:n). 6oS 000
THE BLUFFS · Unbdil'\.ibk BJt:k 8 Jy
"''"' from tlm front lmc 2BR. 2BA .:011do \'1l-~rom m.l\lt:r \llllt:. k11.:hcn, dinin~
rn11m. &. I" 111~ r11om"' SELLER SAYS
'il-.1 I NOW" + $317,900
RITZ COVE · One of the finest gated
communiries in Dan a Poini ''uh oce;in
'IC\\ s .1nd bcy<'nd A Mcdircrr.incan s•yk
ntenur The intenor design and decor is
'j)\:CIJcul.ir -hand p.untl·d throughout with J
fi:d111g 11f Olde Europe. 4BR ~uitt:s, gym &
\IJtt: of the arr rhc.iter w11h ~urround sound.
Pm Jtc ponl & 'P.1 $2,•95,000
BELCOURT -M cd1tl"rrJ1w.rn mJnsinn
\\ith 11'.ean & •"II\' hght \lC\\' 5BR 'mtn.
hbr.1rv, famil) mom & Jen Lu-.h rropk.tl
ground' "/\\ .u.-rlJlb & 'f'J $3, 950.000
LINDA ISLE · Q, ,·rluolmg ·111\ 1rJnqu1l
bJv. tht\ Med11crrJ11e.i11 """ h.1, 4 RR 'ui1,·'·
l.trge li•rm.il li\111(!. ro••m, Jmmg. mum plu'
maid q11.1rrel'. M .i111 r11om~ Jre on thl' \\.lier
nu lung .1 'JX'• tJl u!Jr ,1.11eme111 Smit b~ .f Jn
lnr Thi~ i\ the ulttmJte homl·. $4,500,000
HARBOR RJDGE · R,·Jut1li1l Jll "hite
cnnri:mporJn• ul\lom h1rmc Appnn 5,000
.)q.fc. w/4BR, hbr.iry. nnc1~e room.
"/pri' att: pool, 'P·• .111J \(lll\l' <l\.eJn \1C\\'
$1,995,000
+ Newport'Beach
NEWPORT'S BACK BAY -Custom
CottJgt: in J pm JIC comt:r of the world Mth
2RR, 2RA Ltrge nu~ter \Ullc w/firt:plJce.
All ne\\' JpphJ111:~-.. & mof L.1rge lot nr golf,
ho~ trJ1ls. & the 8Jd. B.1r $310,000
SEAVI EW -l~trgn1 pl.111 · 4 bedroom +
L1m1ly room, 3 bJth,, wn,Jrtonal view of
,iry, light\ and mtll\, l.1rgc lot. PnvJtt: .)PJ &
nistom BBQ. Low .U'IX Jue\, comm. pool
& tennis, gu.1rd gatl". $73•,000.
EASTBLUPF · Gorgi:1,us 4BR singk familv
home. An entertainer·~ drcJm coml' true
with lush rrop11:al courry.1rd entry ;and Koi
pond, rl'!•Ort style bJck y.1rd "i th pool, spa &
WCI b.tr $599,000
NEWPORT NORTH -Moti\'atl'd Seller!!
Ltrge 2 \l<1ry single family home on J priv.1tc
lot. 4BR., 3BA with high ceilings, fmich
doors, 3 fireplaces, mirron:d wardrobe\ &
much more Sdlc.r will t:Jrry tin:rncing.
SUBMIT OFFERS!1 $489,900
HARBOR RJDGE · Lrn cir country and
night light \icws from this l.1!gc 3BR
wwnhome w/Jofi $472,000
BIG CANYON -LOWEST PRJCED IN
AREA!'! 2BR plus den wirh .1 whole new
look Nl'w paint, c.1rpct & entry tile. urge
comer In! and .1JI un one level ' $529,000
SATURDAY &: SUNDAY
Ncwport Crest
81g < :.in~·nn
Nl0 \\ port Crest
20 Im~ Lu.a ( 12·4 Sa1.)
20 Rue Gr.ind Ou,·.il
15Ima1.m (12·4 Sat)
$339,500
,, $529,000
$242,000
D.Cfumbers
1.P.ilml'r/J.Mather
D.Chambc:rs
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SHOWBIZ CELEBRITY OWNED -
Dr.imallc 'ingk ll'\d t11\\11honk 2 txlm1. 2
hJth. remoJekJ k.Jt,hen "uh ne\\ ~.ib111ets
&_ nt:\\ .ipphJnc~s. upgrJdt:J 11lc. 8e.1ut1ful
lurd\\ocld f11 l<•r'. •ll~tnm book ,hehes. 3
"lk,) ro ~·J,h, lnr' 11fr'1.11 Onh $220,000
FULL OCEAN VIEW -S.:11\lt1on.1I 3RR.
2 :i RA Ne\\ port C rnt 11rn nhome
Bc:,Hll)fiilly remuJekJ \\1th 111J1r•·ct hghnng,
cJl·in kuch,·11 "/PJ'' thru bJr, dll'OrJtnr
uk. OrJm.uic lllJM~r Wiil" \>/\Jllltt:d
•\ 1ling u~rom book c.i'e' & tireplJct:
E\tended dt:ck. $339,500
LOOKING FOR A PAST ESCROW?~ -
.~BR, 2.SBA to\\11h11mi: \\1th cJt·Hl k.itdtl'n,
draroJno.: lll.l\tt:r \llill' ,,ith \ Jult,·d l'e1ling.,.
tirl·pl.i.:e & newly p.umc:d. $227 ,000
OCEAN VIEW : OrJm.1m JBR, 3BA •
n:trnl tcmnhoml· Custom di:,·11r \\jhJrd
\\'t1od floors. tirc:plJle, \\c:t b;ir & 'Jultt:d
ceilings. F.ibulous end lc,·J11011 I'"' 3 hlodts
rn beJdi. $242,000
NEWPORT CREST -Bc.iutiful 2aR,
2.SBA kl\\nhnm,· \\llh fabulou\ grc:t:nbdt
h)(Jlion Onlr 3 blo~.:k\ to th•· bcJch h"
ABSOLUTE STEAJ. $199,900 + Other Areas
CORONA D BL MAil -BEST rRJCED
DUPLEX JN COM. Grt:.lt ~oml'r loc.ltiun
with 2 bedrooms, I bJth plus a 1 BR & 1 BA
unit. Seller is m<Hfratc:d & has fownd
another!! For more info, call 800-28.f·
1153. #333000. $329,000
LAGUNA RiLLS -3BR mndo ",;h hu~' cnclo~d prin~ r.ud nc.ir. "ilJertll"' b1l.
trnl. Appn>~ 1,200 sq.ft. -NcJf &. d,J .
r\.'.1Jy ro mo\t: into. H um• ht tun. b, "·r,,
Wl' wtll wnrk "ith )"OU. FHA & VASlOY.900
IB..VINE -Quiet msidc 1,-"xlp k~.,iu .. n }{, 1
of the \Vondbridg<.· to" nhomc' 'Imp." I," l
end uni! fl'l'1' like J single l.1nuh h1 •Ill•
C'ln'e to lake, renm~. pm1l &. I I
Courty.1rd entry, IJrgc: linng rc•om " h.: 1
cc1lin8-'. Sh<•ws light & bnght S 184,500
MISSION VIEJO -l.owc~t pnuJ "'1 J,1
111 Rjdgcmunr. Perfr1."t for first tum· b1"•"'
Ltrge t:nd unit. 2 rtl35tcr su1h:s but ,,111, .1'-11\
be convcrtcd b.h:k. to.srudv or nu~n ~ •··•
gJr.tgt: w/bundry. S 165,500
'~·' '" ' -.. .. .
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HUNTINGTON HAUOUll -A b11\.r'
dn:.im come true, everythmg ne\\" R••t
l<tC.nion in tr.ict, faces lots of un,hm. 11• th\'
\.\'est · Bike: to beach Jnd "Jlk ro H .iri..,,
2BR w/nc"" c.1rpcr; p.iinr, kit,·hi:n .011 ,. ''
& rik floors, gorge<)U French don" l'r '.11.
p.illo Pcrfc1."t fclf lsr rime buyers $129.IJOO
COMMBllCIAL -100 fc.,.n trontJ~• r r '
comer lot in Old Town Tusnn·\ ( 1111111 1 R·~mn.::l's distrkt. Grear commer.:i.il '!\;
"ith. :m hisroricaJ Jtmosphl·rc O" ncr ri '
cJrry! Submit tmns! $480,000
LAGUNA BEACH -North l.J~11111
conrc:mpor.ary home \\ith bcJuriful 1i..lJ11 &
sunscr ,;cw . 4 BR U1ily 3 yc:Jrs nt:" \\.ill
h) bc:;ich & hoppmg. $835,000
SOUTH COAST M.BTllO -Owner \\Ill
consider :i lease: uprioo!! Grc~t for fir.t ""'' buyers. Hight)• u~ed 2BR upper cnJ
utut with nice ~ \1cw. Security gat,·d &
nur hopping & frccw.iys. $106,900 IllVINE -RANCHO SAN JOAQU IN -urg~ 38R row1~homc ovc:rlook.ing the park..
Spcaal features include M>lar heat air cond -------
oak p.incling & exlra srorage. S29S,()O() +·
COB.ONA DBL MAil · Enghsh ,tyle tm~ritho~ w/28R, 28A, fireplace, v.·ct bu
& JU~t .m111u1es to -the beach, .shopping &
tine dinmg. $295 ,000
LAGUNA BEACH -Builders lot!! ~"5S
from the s.ind. Full whnc water cxcan &
sunset \llcws $275,000
E.mblufiJ N~ncr~t
Bluffi
Newpon Cn:" N~wpon Crc~t
SUNDAY -2515 8.amboo
3 Gtt1d Ct.
503 A,c, Campti
2 Encore Ct (l l 21
101 Columbia
FOR LEASE
DI
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411 ...
' $599,000
$227,000
$317,900
$199.900 $220,ooG
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For Bi Canyon Gate Clearance, Call Listin Offic.c, 640-2500
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... ,,,,,,;, flal :,tf,1rti11 f1t• . t01Jit1 I• tlll/11
·.
$2~,ooo llLOW NftAJSA~
. for the ulJjmate Cllifornia ·urestyte·.
Located in fab.!Jlous Huntington Harbour
with a 94 ft. boat dock. this home is a
!JlclSterpiece of superb quality. Extensive
mart>!~. Pozzi double wind6Ws &. gourmet
Gagg~u kitchen. Luxunous main ftoor
~aster. ~th dual j:acui:zl, fi~place &. gol<.1
fittings. Just li~ted at
· s 1 ,1~5.ooo .
. ,.
FABULOUS MASTOl sum
With r0mantk sunset viewS l'rom this •
beautiful cus.tom built home. Dramatic
living room. 5 bedrooms. 4.5 baths.
spacious family room &. gourmet
kitchen. Numerous upgrades induding
crown mouldings. marble. glass&. brass
· · make this a mus~ sec1 ·
$860,000
WHY COMMUTE!
Cl<>W to f.1'ih""' w..nd, U..-•rt_'-I~ ••!'J'(><1 • tlw """~hut> Lu'1t ~h<l'«lring. tAn • .... ..n.u.,'
b<dmom "1nkm h•,.,tt -\4Ull<d .-..h~ $120,000
~I •
DRAMATIC DESIGN ABOVE tHl
l J1H FAIRWAY
For the aW!d who has made it. .. wall of
g1ass . s panoramic Views of the
~uttful &.. Inviting golf course
surroonded by niounWn backdrops.
Contemporary home w /state-of-(fle-.a.rt
<}lllenities, 4 fireplaces. soariog
ceilings. retractable TV&.. video
projectior'I system. 1; master suites. Just
•11
listed. $1,Z95,000
lXECUTIVE Rf.DI.AT ON GOLf
COUllSl
7800 sq ft residence in~ four
master suites. great room. recreation
room, state-of-the-art kitchen. On
"J)prox. I. 73 acres. w/dramatic
.c.asc.cl<ting pool overlooking the fairway
&. mountains. Call for details. ·
$1,900,000
LAGUNA If.ACM
Oc~ l'ront, premium' ftrst'ftoor
loc.ltion in famed Tablerock, upgraded
kitchen~ baths. <Azy fireplace.
Enclosed peck. On the best private
beach in Laguna with spectacular -surf,
Catalina and sunset views. Call for
Details,
$595,000
11•. SUMPTUOUS SHOWPLACE
5 ~toom. 3 bath home with custom fea~res. <Aunny kitchen with island.
oonus room. wet bar. romantic master
With fireplace by sunken tub. Gazebo
and BBQ for ~ntertaining. A must to see.
.. ' $5 50,000
STAltT IN STYLE WALK TO BEACH
.. II
STAnLY ptlNCH NORMAN~Y
Gracious ambiance blends formal and
informal living in this custom home
perfectly suited for entertaining.
Dramatic entry with floating staircase. 5
bedrooms. bonus room. library and
more.
$659,000
.,,
HARBOR lie.Hts 'L WHm
• WAnR VIEWS
From nearty every window in this
charming D~a Point duplex. Two
spacious 3 bedroom Onits: each has a
separate back yard and garage! Live in
one and rent the other. Call for details.
$399,000
In• ""•uhtul llnJ);t-1'"" TerrOk\• ''"'"~ Cl\.&lnninJ.t41nJ <-•'1\ Ck~ h' \11, ... t\lf\ \'k_1al 'LllJ tht-.tlt"""' ft."""'t.lUt.t.nl'
Communoh I""~ •nJ 'i"' Onh
S134,9QO. llum
l"f'>\ th.• C.hu.'11 ltk"I) I~ "' kt\ el\ '1n
Ck-mt'flh• ..... I '\Ummtt hunw r\1lf\.-fnt"f\t l-rum 1tu ..... ut.:•nd U"fnJ"kt I"'' k·Jn'"" ~ 't" n"--l l"-t.'CM .-ttt-"~>!-"·h~t. O" ""' m°' ht Ir nn.n.:• Gn<.11 r"'' $160,000
IYIJ\••I ,,.-'" onrome f'"'f"""' IJf'llTil<kJ
" lln.'J'l.W."<' <nhn11. I.on A -~yhl\ht C.tll
tor J""i••l'
SIJS,000
UNOBSTitUCTtD OCEAN VIEW
~:.~:.:~~r:::~:~· ~~.. .
mbl•"<" ~....!di""""-mormnrd ... n1,.,.,.. ..._1hl!fli. lt t'nd <'I cul..,._""<
loc•l"'I'
PM#IO
COME TO CAMELOT
AnJ buolJ • ll.t\\l "I h ••"*"1th ~ c.ttt"'.1mc. •nd tmm.-. c,1'.trt' '" ~"' vour.,.. n ~k'!l•l'<'f' •nJ <I\~"" •rr"~ 25--lm.....tllW•i<'""'I °'-""•"• ""'""'" ... .,,... • Sl,491,000
for Information on tllese and other properties caff 4S9-S900 @
' .
'44~1600
Opportunities
The Bluffs· Spacious 4 bedroom
t.>wnhour;c new kuchen, end unit
flat Hurtey $249:000
Eastslde Costa Mesa Great opportu·
mry 1n the Heights' 1 bedroom. 2 5 bath
Bartollc & Saito $254, 900
Charming expanded and
remodeled "Lusk A Plan "
Susan Laird $495,000
Woodbrldce A rare 4 bedroo m on
North Lake. upanded & elqant
Lynn Noah $499,900
Top of the Worfd New construction
in Laguna Beach · Canyon Point
Steve High $595,000
Corona del Mar Build one or two
homes on this great COM lot
Hurley & Wall • $615 ,000
Corona del Mar Charming Cilpe
Cod Newly remodeled 4 Bd. 3 Ba.
Chris Undsay . $959,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REA~ESTATE
.,
~OAT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1995 /PAGE 9
.. Family Neighborlioods
Newport North Model perfect
2 bedroom condo. Great location & view.
Sara Hinman $199,000
5eahaven Perfect "10"! 2 bedroom
remodeled house on great lot Newer
kitchen, bath & roof Close to beach.
Marc.la Bcashler $220,000
Back Bay Great cul-de-sac
location Large ro0~s. neutral decor and
spacious back yard with pool and spa.
JoA1u1e Perkins $305,000
Eastslde Costa Mesa "Model
Perfect" 3 Bd. 2 Ba. plus bonus room
Cape Cod home. Must see to believe.
Creg Lombat91 · $399,500
Harbor View Homes J Bd 2 Ba. h~e
on huge lot, new kitchen, new master
bath, smooth ceilings. pool, spa & FP.
~lck L.ange~n $474,900
Old Huntington Wonderful historic
property. Walk to beach & restaurants
Judy Good $499,000
Best
location possible· next to greenbelt
Scanlan & Hinman $799,500
Emerald Bay Large 124,000 sq ft I
view lot. Great opportunity to build
Private guard gated beach community
Rod Daley $825,000
Newport Oceanfront Duplex in quiet
beachfront section Top quality building,
spacious units in mint condition
Ronda Hein $1 .150,000
Guard Gated Communities
Harbor Rld1e Crest Perfect
townhome. J Bd 2 5 Ba. + den & 2 FP.
Harris & Kline $549,000
Emerald Bay Large view lot In private
beach community Canyon. white water &
city views Includes i>'ans & permits.
Rod Daley • $795,000
Spotlight
Sllore Cliffs . Oceanvlew estate!
Sportscoun. pool & spa.
Bibb & Lyle $3.800,000
l"lne Cove Ab•lone Point.
Spect.cular flat oceanf\'O(lt lot.
Roel O.ley $4,600,000
Emerald Bay Wonderful family home
on cul·de·sac. ocean view & large yard
4 Bd. private beach, tennis, pool & parks
Sara Hinman $1,090,000
IMne Cove Crest Spacious new 5 Bd.
custom home. Great design. Ocean view,
spa & large yard. Private beach & tennis.
Sara Htnman $2,395,000
Emerald Bay The best family home
In fabulous Emerald Bay Terrific views,
finest construction & detail
'lod Daley $2,495,000
Unda Isle One of Newport·s premier
bayfront locations Features breathtak-
ing unobstructed tumi"I basin view
Shirley Hanis $2,950,000
Bayshores Tum key pelfect 5 8d 5 Ba
custom bayfroot w/ main channel views.
Debi Bibb $2,995,000
Emerald Bay Point Splashing. large
6 Bd 7 5 Ba contemporary home with
views of bea~hlte water & cliffs
Rod Daley $3,990,000
View Properties
Emen11d BaJ Fabulous opportunity(
Excellent building site -nat lot.
Roel Daley $639,000
Port.fin• Spectacular ocean, coastline
& Aliso Pier views Pool, security systecn.
larce master suite. loft. & pme room.
Steve Hlch $799,000
Beacon Bay Beach home in great
location with a boat dock. ) bedroom,
1 5 b•th. t..H. Owner motivated.
Marie Farco $900.000
Portaftna Lal'ie 4 bedroom, 3 bath.
3 car caraae home with spectacular ocean
& coallllne views. Over 3.JOO sq. ft.
Steve Hl1h $925,000
Beacon Bay Sophistication on the
bay! 5 Bd. residence fronting on sandy
beach. Spectacular turning basin views
Debi Bibb $1 . 750,000
Balboa Island Location, location,
location! Main turning basin views.
Private dock. patio & spa
Maureen bawn $1,850,000
Harbor Island Exclusive bayfront
·property in gated enclave. New dock,
forever bay views! Great opportunity.
Corkett & Bro0kes $2,475,000
North Lac11•• Beautiful oceanfront
Italian villa on Crown Point Views•
Roel O.ley $2,995,000
644~1600
•
Corona del Mar
Corona del Mar Charming cottage
Steps from beach! Potential!
Marian Phillippi $349,000
Corona del M ar Excellent building
site for new custom home
Frank Hughes $412,000
lmne Terrace 3 Sd 2 Ba Cape Cod
in family neighborhood with pool
Chris Undsay $545,000
Harbor View Hiiis Quality expanded
5 bedroom home In private set11na
Valentine & t.a•rd $680,000
•
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BAYSHORES. SPECIALIST .
759-3707
lli~f;~~~~~=] NORTH L\CUNA -0c£.ANFRONT
Premium location on Crescent Bay.
• I
Beach house with separate cuest
studio and frflh water pool.
Direct ~ess to beach!
$2,695,000
. CDM -S HORECUFFS
Beautifully remodeled 4 bedroom,
2.5 bath home on canyon with ocean
view. Great opportunity in this much
,. sought after community.
$997,000
DoVER S HORES -V IEW
Back bayfront 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath
rebuilt custom single level home.
One look at this home and you'll want it
A, beautiful home at a terrific price!
Call for details ...
$599,000 LH
..
At last! Something affordable in tasmine Creek!
• Lowest price 2 bedroom, 2 bath. den with patios
off each room. 24 hour guard gated community,
~ennis courts, swimming pools. Walk to beaches,
restaurants and wonderful shopping. $311,500
JUDY M ERTZ
759 .. 3747
•
644~·1 ~600
ONE OF A KIND
-·
1806 South Bayfront $1,895,000
45 foot level bayfront lot on Little Balboa Island. Unobstructed
view of Bay and Main Channel. Shared pier with 45' slip for
exclusive use. Surrounded by high quality upscale residences.
1995! Move your family into this comfortable
5 bedroom, 3 bath home with remodeled kitchen in
the desirable neighborhood of Harbor View Hills
No Mello-Roos bond taxes and low association dues!
Worth seeing. worth owning. $685,000
)UL{E S CH MIESING
Top 20 Producer
Most Transactions J 994
759-3746
/
644~1600
.LYNN NOAH
759-3722
SPYGLASS HILL
This lovely New Bedford model features: 4 bedrooms. 3 baths
and a huge bonus room Located on a quiet street this
beautifully landscaped lot provides a relaxing vjew of the
canyon and city lights. A rare opportunity!
Offered at $789,000
SHARON SMl,TH
759-3719
· ..
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SANDIE FIX
. 759-3720'.
2011 Yacht Mischief
TREAT YOURSELF TO A NEW LIFESTYLE
2 story, 4 bedroom, 3 bath home reatur'ing ocean and panoramic
city lights views. 24-hr guard gated community with pool. spa
and tennis facility Offered at $739,000
CaU SHARON or SANDIE
English Country Gardens in .an Eastb.luff Setting
Just reduced to
$499,000
'\
·CosvWARD 759~3724
• \ 4
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MINI-ESTATE
IN EASTBLUFF
One of the most charming
homes to come on the market in a tongtime:-traailional, one-ever
design on large cul-de-sac lot
with 4bd, 2.5ba. Recently
painted and redecorated ,
completely scraped· and textured
ceilings. French doors
throughout make the most of
indoor/outdoor ~iving and the
beautiful backyard can be
enjoyed from nearly every room .
Eastcliff is a family community
of well-maintained homes and
many are in the process of being
Priced to sell at $549,000 .. • remodeled for the 90's. A large
neighborhood park is the center
of activity and a great place for
young families to·meet. Schools,
churches, markets, Fashion
Island, and freeways are just
........
Sch11111nd
named to
the top
five
The Prudential
California Realty
Newport Beach
office is proud to
recognize sales
executive Melissa
Schmand as one of
the top five
producers in the
office.
Schmand is a
consistent top sales
executive whose
sucess is attributed
to tenacity, honesty
and loyalty to clients
Her expertise 1s
found in her sktllful
contract
negotiations
For your private showing contact,
~axlne Propp
Grubb & Ellis
Newport Beach
· One of Melissa·s
strengths 1s her
excellent negotiating skills which enable her clients to meet their financial goals." said office
manager Maxine Montgomery. ..
According to Schmand. part of her success is The Prudentials solid
reputation and international marketing network
··Because The Prudential offers marketing services far superior to anything
else 1n the industry right now. I have been able to build a strong base of
repeat clients," she said. ··My most recent sale was a return11:1g client initially
referred to me through The Prudential Real Estate Affiliates international
marketing network S1nce then. we have done several transactions "
Call Melissa Schmand of The Prudential California Realty Newport Beach
office. (714) 759-6600
' . minutes away. ·
20 25 Avenida Chico, $469,000
•Redone kitchen, baths an~ light and bright.
• End unit wfth large wrap-around patio
Call Steve Leverett or Leslie Rolls for
further information.
7 14-644-6 2 00
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CHARMING HOME + INCOME
C\('Wl'r Conin.1 dd MM dunlt:'I. on t-----'
l"llml·r fol Cll-'IOmiLl'<i 3hr. °2 ';b,t 111
fmnt & 2br 2h.1 in b.H k Both h,I\ l' 2
l .tr g.1 r.1 l'l'' Gisela Burmeister $769,000
•
614 6200
Newport Beach
$2,499.000
M,\JOR PRICE REDUCTION
hhthluff 1.:nd-un11 with f.lm.1,lll 'icw'
l.11-tht & hnRht 2 Br, 2 Ii Ba with
l ll,lllm upgr.1dt-<l fl'Jlllfl'' throu~!mut
talk Ro& A Steve Lcvctttt $469,000
ORF.AM HOME
G~lll'<l H.irhor Rtd~l' 3hd. l'llM<,>miZl'<.I hc>mt· Spl't'IJl'lll.1r oc..•c.•an
.ind d ty li~ht~ view' An deg.mt t11ud1
of d.1i..,.
CORONA DEL MAil EUl'E
Cu,tom duple."'< 'Y.ith ~p.ll'tulll> 3 Hr ' H:t. family mum • 'dc-n home. and .1
l. lk /2 8.1 .1p .111nic-nt
DUAL MASTER SUITES
\X'dl pml·d L.1T11ur Modd wilh du.ti m.1~tcr
'lllll..,. ~11b14..·1.1 111 lcndl·r .tpprrn-:il "A, h Mini
t'llt'an \ll'W JI, .t 'IC.'JI"
Mary Ann McGuire $139,500
V1llA BALBOA
~p.1u11u' 'l/t'wpon c11ndori11ni11m.w11h .1 huge
m."1t·r bd "lllll' and rt·dwood plankt•d 'unny
p.11111 C'Xt·Jn .ind C:11Jhn.1'1cw'.
Mary Ann McGuire $159,900
DISTRESS SAi.Eii!
R.1yndgt• 'Ingle lt'\d n>ndo With 2 CJr
.ltlJtht-d g.1r.1~l' \1e;il th1' 2 Br in ~·" 10<."3·
11on Mn\l' 1n t ondn1on l>ln Jct quickl Y'
Unda Oeth & Lo~Jacobs $~69.000
OCEAN VIEWS
P.1l 1ftl 1'1.tnd Village tnndomin1um • raciou'
l..l~m.1 :'111~11t•I 2 Br + <kn w11h coo..i..1 whllt'·
w.11er. ou.'.tn & t ny hghc-'ll'"''
Patti O'lk-sky $215,000
PRICED TO SEU
l'l·lfn t l Hnll'r loc..tt1on in 'kwpnn :\onh
l m.t,tl·r 'lllll.., .ind l.il'Jtt' l'llll·n.11nnl\:n1 p.1110
Mali Gulledge $229,000
OCEAN VIEWS
r111.1l!\ up~r.1JnJ l Hr l U.1 IO pmJtl' lol.t·
11nn llu~l· m.t,ll'r ''llll' wnh w.1lk-tn d1i..e1
Sunny p.11111 f.ll l'' nt l'.tn
MaryArul McGuire $230,000
REOUCED ... RED CED .. REOUCEDI
111~ C.mynn townhuml· .i RR l c; B.1 El Dor.1-
d11 rnodd lmrt•d1blc ,,1h1t• IOlfl--<l1ble pmL·111
Ted Jams $239,000
Marc:le Adler 7 000 Unda Octb or Lois J~ $849,000
BIG CANYON
Upgradt:d j Br "El Dor:tdo" condonunium
wilh 1ile roumer 1ops, frem:h doors ~tnd 1r.1d•
hghung. Community pool & tcnn•'
Dick Ok:boo $255,000
AUSOl.AGUNA
Spt•ct:irular whitl' water :ind n1a,1linl' \'1ew~
from bo<.h uppc:r ~tnd lower le,·d, of 1h"
'PJL IOll' h1lbidt' l'OOdomm1um
Dick Okbon $260,000
VERSAW.ES VAUJE
Lm cly. l:irge 2bd. 2ba pmpcny o,·erlooking
community pool and dubhou...: with unob-
'>lructed ,-K.-w:. to oce:an. h.irbor and Catalina
Mary Ann McGulrc $26S,OOO
CAP£ COD OEUGHT
Dhtre<iSed and below m.1rket value. Cute 2
Br/2 Ba with large kitchen & bay window
WfllC master With private dt."Clc. Sle:il lhL~ one!
Marilyn Kcnhntt $282,SOO
CAPH COO OEUGKI'
Core •n.1 dd M.1r 2 Br. 2 8.1 l'h.lrmcr on quk.'t
ffl"t:-hned Mrecl l'n.>nch door., cu'tom c..Jb1-
nL·try, '"'-'Yli&hh and wood h1.1ming fin.:pl.1c..c.•
Unda Octh a Lo~ Jacobs $'299,000
LEASE omoN?
I .1hullm' ou .... m & h.1rbor 'it""' fmm 1hr, 2bd
pt•mh(IU-< 1n VL·r..illle'. En1oy .111 tht• ,1ml·ni·
Ill'' for YL':lr round \.1c1111m
BJ Johnson $299,000
GRAOOUS ENTERTAINING
~p.tuou' remodt'IL•d homL' on tlll·dl'·'·'l' 3
Ur 3 B.1 wnh \ wv pm .lh.' m.1'1l'f ''"le .ind
'P.irkhn~ pool.
Unda Octh a Lob Jacob $369,000
OIAllMING DUPLEX .
Sf>*'iou:. Spanbh -.1yle 2bd from hou~ and
2bd ap:mmcnt GrcJt loc.-:11ion. oc'ide New-
porf, ~"' ~ichc-.
Unda Octh or 1.ols Jambs $369,000
CORONA IDGID..4.NDS VIEW
Gn.•Jl l'orner IOl with <X:ean \'~W,, R-l ZA:>ne
Cum:n1ly two unit:-or 3 Br/2 8J nn
:i~ling•lot. Prkc n.>dut.'ed!!'
AnM PctU'5 A Sm.ao.M Sbukr $399,000
()GEAN RANCH LOT
Privale comer lot in Oce~in View. appm."<.
13.000 ..q.~. Enjoy all the m mmun11y ameni-
ties plus an occ:.t n ' tcW.
Dea 8urtoa $399,000
VF.RY CLOSE TO BEAOI
Grca1 duplex. 2 Br/2 & & 3 Br/2 lb w11h
one up and one down W"dl-m.1 inw1ned
Gre-Jt 'a luc in gn>'.U neighborhood
Paul Wriabt $410,000
LEASE OPl10N
Two mJ'>lcr ~u1tt'~ plu' J den .ind a lof•
Blcold ll:d woo<t floor-., gol}tt'ou' bat:k y.1rd
\\iilh Kot pond .tnd w;.11er falb.
Artie Johnson · , . $469,900
PRICE REDUC110Ntn
H.ubor R1dge remodd e.xudinA q11:1lk) 'P.•tt·
<\J\ er. lhmughout. 'p.tuou.,, 3 Br to\\ nhomc
uffi..r. n.1tur;1l l1gh1 ,
8 J Johnson $535,000
CAUFORNIA RANCH S1YUi
Be't 8.1ycrt..,I lt1tJllon 3 Br l BJ homl'
Dt...,t~nt•r l(llt''>I b;.uh, hMdwood Ooor., 1.:011n·
try k1td1l'n .ind ,p.1rkl mj( potil. Don 1 m"'
01111
Bob Coluccio $S49.000
VACATION AT HOME
Gu:ird-g.ned rommunity, 1c..-nnl,, pnnl. j.(fl'l ll
bc.>lb c.-qu;.il a reson ~'!ting in th" tx .. 11111tulh
remodek.>d 3 Br/2 5 8.1 home wuh lu.Jl Ro~,.,,
GJf<k.>n, <k.-t·or .tnd pc-ek-a-boo Oli.-Jn 'll'\\
Harriet 8otwinJck $549.000
CORONA DEL MAJl
Light & airy 3 Br/2 B.1 one le\ d homL· Turn
key Harbor View.Hill<. South 1u..al11u modd 11
quiet pri\Jte loca11on
Maxine Propp $549.000
CONTEMPOliaY BAYFJlONT
Stunning 2 Br/2 Ba eoron:i del Mar 8.1}follll
Stting L, belie\ing~ The lifestyle ooly the P"' 1
legt.'d enjoy. Community pool .... pcrh.ip' J <kxk
Ano ~~Suzanne Shuler SS49.000
~OF 11IE BFSf
Betutiful home on quiet cul-de-:.a 3 Br, 2 'i BJ
with great \ lcw or large greenbelt Jnd nllm
ocean & C:illlliru \iew.
Maxine Propp $SS9.000
JASMINE CllEEK
Enjoy p.Nor:il grc.'\:n belt~ & Oll'Jll \IC\\'' fn"ll
thb Munntng. cxtcn"' dy Jnd n"1om17.ed \
Br/2.S a 1 townhomc "' pri\',Ue Conm.1 dd \t.ir
community •
Ano Pners or Suzanne Shuler $599,000
SEl.UR Will CAJUtY /lllADE
Seller 1' fl'ady to <k.11 180 oc:e.1n '1cw from -~
Br/3.S ll.1 t~o ''ory +-mof.top dclk l'l'l.'~1011'1)
1 2 Million G~la Bu.nnclstcr $599.000
NEWPORT BAYFllONT
Co.ty BJlbo.1 Cmc:-l Br. 2 8.1 honll' wuh ~It
bt.1.11 ,11,, .tnd l tJr ~pr..1gc Q\11ct g.Hl·-gu.mlc<l
tommun1ry
A.me ~ncn $62S,000
23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 190, Newport Beach, CA 92660
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~---1 Fk.1u11ful C.1 ... 1 C.1100 modd on 'll(>t.'r· __ __.
:o.11cd Inc HURl' m.1.:11::r 'llllt>. wood
floof' .ind f.1bulnu' lu-J1 tropic..11
..._ __ .. n,, .. n~lll ;1ddn: '" 1lw t)\•rft"-1 'lln:-'-1 & __ .....
h.1rhor 'k'w with 5 Br 4 H.1 Compk·tt•
n:m1Kkl l.tn<.I'<. ,tpt.• .
Mall 000 Bonn.le Barrington $969,000
IF ONLY TIIE BEST W1LL DO
..._....;.....-. lmm.11.ul.lll" .'t Br'l 5 RJ hon~ nn queer
llH'l"llt'Cl 101 R1t h hJrd" ood.,. \\-hllc.: trk
I rt'O( h doo1•., pl:1n1.111on 'hllllt'I"> .. t'\ t'ry
Jl1L'IK 'trulo..: uf Qll.lht> JnJ '1)'k•
OCEAN VIEWS •
....._ ___ G.llt-d CX.t'.tn R.tnth b1 . 3.Sba. 3 l.lf
~.tr.1~t· homt• Lu'h l.tnd'l.tpm)( .1nc.:nlt•d by n>tk .ind bouquet c inp1n
Char Hummel $•70,000 ''''"l' Dea Burton $799,900
INCREDIBLE REDUCOOffi
Ou-;m. utv hAh" .ind mount.1in 11t·w-.
' 1'1bk· from the, bl.'.1u1iful 3 Hr. 2 5 B.1
hollll' in H.uhor Ntdgc.: E....i.1tt"
Carol Allhon $639,000
ON TOP OF 1HE WORLD
1':1nor.11nk lllOUnl.lln & UI)' hAhl \ '"·'' will
l:rkc: }'<)\If bl\.'.llh ~l\\J)'. ~ 13t j B.1 11.erhor
Ri<.lAt' E,t,lk'' Townhom1:. G11Jrd A·Ht·d.
Rcdut'\.'<I dr:"t1l·.1ll)·
UDO.isLE BAYFRONT
Tnpk·' on ,,ind}· bc:.11.. h ''uh '1\:'W 3
l'r11t'. l ''uh fert':pl.11..t'' C:1tl for f1n.1nun)!
dt·1.11f,
Joan Lewis S 1.099,000
BIG CANYON CLASSIC
Thr,·1..· hr u1,tom11t·d homt on IJr~·
pm .Ht' lot "uh ~11'-''' Jp.irtnwnt G.H<c'
AU.irdt·d .• i fin:pl.11.·1..•, .ind 3 l .1r Jt.tr:1Rc.:
Barbara Aune andJoAnn Kenton $1,29S.OOO
BA.VCR.EST
VEJl..4'AllJ.£S
VEJlSAJU.ES
BLUFFS
WEST NEWPOR'I' DUPl.EX
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Don Pearson $790.000
SATURDAY
16.U UN OL'll LANE l·S
101 SHOLZ Pl.A7.A #218 14 MARV\! M'N McGUIRE $2M.OOO
10 1 SCHOUPlA7.APH ll 1-4 BJJOHNSON $299.000
SATURDAY ANQ SUNDAY
2329 VlSTA H\JDTE 1·4 CHE.4'HIRF./KONTAL SIRS.000
Ann ~a Suzan~ Shultt S69S.000
ENCHANTMENT AND VISION
H.irbor Kt<lAc: lwn-.ingt<Kl modd 1 or 'ibd
holl'k.' \\1th pool 'I"' lu'h IJnd"'l..1pinA .ind
24 hr gu.1rd ~111..-J < nmmunll>
OCEAN VIEW COUNTRY FRENOI
Don 1 1111" 1h1' f.1bulou' llpportun11y \lJA·
niftH'lll '\ Br h c; UJ ,.,1.111.. \\ 11h pool &
CORONA tnGHl.ANDS421 MO RNlNG CANYON
'llEWPORT NO Vl.UAS j J 34 CORTE MARIN
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CAROL MULVEY $399.000
AW'iON/4'MITTI .. -s.ooo
Mali GuJ.lcdae $7 35.000
SNOW-CAPPED MOUNTAIN VIEW
E\n'ptK >n.tl I lk f.11ni l} room \\Ith .1ddt·d
loft t',ihulou' 1.. tl) 'hi;lhh '11..·\\ l 'l'I)
upgr:1dt-nmrn1unll) pool'. 'P·" & 11..·nn1'
Jnd pm .111..· 'fl-'
Marilyn Kershner $799.000
BALBOA ISLAND
Rc:moddc.:d 4 Br home: \\Ith bkal ht•d n.1k
floor.. .ind mini 'it''' from m.1,11:r 'lllk
ckt·k
Karen Knoche $879,000
HA.ltBOR POINTE
M.1gn1fKl'nl l..'Xl.'<."\111\ l' home in St-llt'<I Jl\.'J
La~e <lbr j 5b.t \\1th hbr.1ry .i 1...er g,1rJ~.:.
gtc;tl loc.~11100
Myrna Boom 0r 8cttrty ~Ison $899,009
· SPYGLASS HDJ.
Front Now '\ Bill 5 B..1 home with l'\(l.IO·
'1\l' 'tt'\V' Jnd pmJtc <:ourty.ird cntrJIXc
Marilyn Kashner S9SO,OOO
'P·' (.11.1hn.1 K 'un"'l.·t 'll"'' Tn hi.· ( (lfllpll·11..·d 9~
Dea Burton S 1,375.000
DRASTICALLY RED CED!!
Cu,rmn l'r1..·nd1 l'rm 11K1.1I 5hd + holllh
room <ih.1 t''J.llt• on lht• 7rh I .iim.1) of Big
Cmyon "1th hrt:.11h1.1lo.mA ,.:olf u •llr-t .ind
l II) hRhr' "'-'"' Ln~l' ·'"u1n.1bh· 11 i.m
Carol Al.Uson $1,395.000
NEW ORF.AM HOME
Bc:,1 'll'" 1 llu1ld your own l ll't<•m honl<.·
on the' f.1hulo11' Otc.111 Uh d propt.·n)
l'.mor,1 mil ' 1c:"' of h.1 rbnr. 1>t1..·.1 n .111d
<...11.1 hn.1 .
Unda Octh and Lob Jacobs $1,39.S.OOO
UNDERSTATED FJ.EGANCE ON 11IE WAJDl
(;om pk td)' upgr:1dcd -. Hr 3 H.1 home
l'nmt• l1x.1t1<Kl l.J~ kll \\llh pm.lie dod,
for (10 ).•dll. lnt·ompJr:1bk \.11dc:111
R•rt Penkwitz $1,495,000
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT ESTATE
cu,tumll l'd .md c:xp.mdt..'d home wd •
pm Jll..' ,idc yard. pool. 'P·' HHQ. wet
b.ir ~p.11..k~'' m.i"1..'r '11111..· \\ ... nin.1 . ~"'Jlk·
in "'inc.: t di.er
Roy a Mary <>stef'bout $1,495,000
CORONA D EL MAil j -00 OCEA.'i BLVD J-4
UNDAY
llAJt.BOR RIDGE I CHERBOURG ....
CHANNEL REEF 2525 OCEAN Bl.VD D 4 1 ...
HARBOR VIEW HlUS 1)24 EACR.EST DRIVE 1-<t
RurFr<. 2630 VISTA ORNAJ>A J-4
BUTrFS j()l AVENIDA CERRJTOS , ...
BIG CA."'n'ON S4 ROYAL STGEORGE 1.4
UOOI LE 447 VIA UDO SOUO .....
Wl.STCUFF 1105 DEVON ....
·aWFFS 2025 AVENJDA anco 1·4
BIG CANYON 22 RUE ST. Q.OUD J-4
CORONA DEL MAJt 2571 POL'llT DEL MAR J-4
JASMINE CllEEK JJETTY J-4
BIG CANYON JO CHF.RRY HlUS
NEWPORT HEGKTS l 19 TlJSTIN 14
BALBOA ISi.AND 116 CORAL AVE 1-4
NE1VPOllT NO YIU.AS ) 173 CORTE PORTOR NO 1-4 .
NWPTNO~ 92a>aSICA ....
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23 CorportlU Pla'll', Suite 190, Newpo,rt B•ach, CA 92660
BETI'O' C EClllTABAK Sl .. HS.000
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ANN A 'il!7.AN:\'E 695.000
ANN A SUZANNE SS9S.000
MA.XJNER PROPP $4<19.000
4'AUY <itnPILY SH9.000
DAHlJ(\ 'HDfTOB <t89.000
Tiil: OSTI:RHO l'TS $1.•95.000
PHYUJ" HAYDE.""1 1.099.000
PAM 8AU.. SS09.900
LEVIRElT/ROUS S•69.000
PAUL WlUGKT $1.025.000
ARTIE jOKJllSON $469.000
HA.IUUET 801"1.,lCK SS-.9.000
CAROLAWSON Sl.:\tt,000
BJJOHNSON . $ 599. ()()()
KA.llf.N KNOCRE SR79.000 .
375.000
229.000
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house from Phase II 8ark, clubhouse and swimming pool.
Comprised of 4 BEDR OMS, 3.5 BATHS, this fine residence
features a welcoming enclosed entry breezeway and thousand' 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 pool·sized rear yard & gardens. A soaring
vaulted ceiling highlights the spacious living room wjth 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 main~
tained residences and public spaces. Conveniently situated only
minutes to Fashion Island, Newport Harbor and ocean beaches!
Reduced to: $639,500
Presented by
Ro~ Taylor
(Pager) 509-3 7 37
Call me for information regarding this and other exclusive listings.
NEWPORT BEACH OFFDCE The Prudential ~
3377 VIA LIDO Newport Realty 673-7300
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38R/28A, rear did. bale &: A/C.
38R/2BA. patio. Frpk In both!
...... to $425,000
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P£NINIRJLA POINT
WAlX EVBft'Wllfa $585.000
The dwm is eWierlt from the cub! A terrific 2BR +
loft home with dmg room. ~ kitchen. sunny
solarUn + more. W""-to serene park & beaches. •
SPACIOlJS IXJPlEXES
ON TWO LOTS $SZ5.000 EAal
Spacious & tri;ilt trits ~ 1Ns me inoome
?'OJ)erty vaU?. Su'ldecks, rear Yards. tons of ~ &
M?plaa?s in each lllil
. All8IVE HONE ON
LIDO ISLE ONLY $659.000
4 beQrooms. large smny patio. spacious Interior rooms
pl.is kx:ated on a great l!BlCI street. A m.ist see for
anyone shoppla 19 for a Udo hie Home!
llAYCllEST AnA POOL
HONE Now .llJST $509.000
Big single story 58R, 3BA home w/fam nn.. den.
Llrge ~ landscaped yard w/pool & spa. This
very wef.mai'ltakled home has JX*!ntial for ~
personal tcu:hes.
EXECUl'IVE MYFllONT
S B8IOWNEl MOTIVATED $895.000
Views ci lido Bay. Udo Isle. city IE#s & ~
Great anention to Web' c:1eta1 ro artisan c:ath!try & ~facades. Easy~ ftoorp&an. Boat sip to
30 available. c.al for more i'lfonnation.
~ESTATE
ON P£NIN9lJLA $&.295NIL
Spectacular 5BR home w~ nn. den. lbary. U
!lt"Tl & sa.na In the basemenl 360 degree bay. ocean
& nl!llt ~ view from the romantic rooftop solaril.m.
A m.istsee!
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ABOVE IT AU.. E\lel'}'_ hi$lfl end amenity is In
this grand cu5tom Newp.ort home w/huge
entertatning deck. bonus rm & much more! Offered at $1,495.00C)'
llOllE*I TAYl.Oll 67S.7300
aWDilNG llDIODElED
COllEGE PAlll< HOME $245.000 Recen~ ll!J tlOdeat 3BR. •2BA. tjg l!BlCI kitchen
w/eati'lg area. ~ ~ & many od'leT upgrades
~.A very llglt and~ home.
. P£NINSlJlA POINT
M!All 111E WEDGE saz5.ooo ·
large 5BR. 38A home feat\mg den. dmg nn. fanWy
nn & a great enter1aining patio with a firepit. ~ bay
Ww5 frcin ~level A. must see! · .
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300 CvleY ln.PH12.$168,000 SAT .................. 1-4
1935 Port Camey Pl ... $639.500 SUN .................. 1-5
107 Via Genoa ............. $659.000 SUN ............ 12-4
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FINANCING NOW $5.7 5,000
Just reduced 3BR home w,lloveJy _sunny south facing
patio 2-car garage. singk? story~ that could
beoome a 2 stay residence. \VI not last at this price
llAYFROHI' l.D>O ISLE
WITH A DOCK $1.975 NIL
large .enter1aining home plts huge ~t deck & •
room for a 55· yach1. numerous designer details.··
~ & sMf)ing wet bar. A great lido isle street.
" 3 IEDROOM + DEN &Iv _.,.lewl bey.
front wlboet lllp aval to SO'. Great lnterfof
............ cabhry. frpl t.cada. Bay. mm• c:tty llgtD vasl Offered .. $895,000
mc>N TAYl.Om 509-3791
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REMODELED. 3BR. 2BA home
wlblg beck yard. ,_ kh + 1 Yr Honw War·
flinty. ~quality antom upgrades throughout.
Offend at $245.000
I Ell ff CONNEil 509-1678
01A1D1 •INCOME
NEAii ntE BAY $429.000
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A temflc cottage-style income property near al boating
and beach actMlieS. Lots .9' pride of o.M'leT'Ship here
" Uve In one and rent the airier.
llAYF1IONT llESt lllM
Sl.W AVAll.Alll.E $ZZ9.000
The ~ priced bayfront w/bay & oawl viev.ls n
sea.wily Uct.ly hi-rise~ Awx. pool & spa Walt<
to Uch Vilage shops. ·
· OWNEll FINANCING
DUPLEX Ml LIDO $425.000
This is It ... if a ~ makes sense to you! A great rental
kx:ation COi 1 Q ied with OM'ler assisted flnarring is p..ast
the ticket for ycx.-~ portfolio. Cll for ck!tailS.
PEMFECT PENl1IOlJSE .
NEAil llEAOIES OM.Y $168,000
Located In a gated comm.anity is INs beaulifully
appointed 2BR oorOO W/asKIC pool, spa exercise
room. cUtlouse & card roan Spend a day at the
beach a R!lax by the pool'
APAll'DENT C(MllP.l.EX
PlllME 18 UNITS S 1. 7511111. &qislltf mainland ~ oomplex in
exa!len bcatkn Pride ol ~ ~
management ao.elable. Buyer lo co-op with 1'03r-~ c.aa for rTlOf'e WOrmatlon. llEAat a.osE .
BlJSINESS OPPORltJMTIES
T~ "'° ~ i1 ~ So. Calif neighborhoods location. Location. Location. Wei
maintained & located in high traffic are.as. Offered at
$1451< & $450K.
FAlaWAY HOMESITE
AT VINTAGE C.C. $995.000
Located on the 4th Fcmv.ey of the M<ultai'l Course at the~ Vttage c.c. i1 lndan Wek ~ Wiii consider an~-Brok?r oooperaban. .
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.expansive 48~. 4.58~ enter-
tainment oriented home on
14,000 sq.ft. lot. Secluded
pool, indoor spa. 34 French
doors, 15 skylights, plus
small ocean view.
$975,000
MESA DEL MA"
Expanded 5 bdrm. 3 bath on
lot over 10,000 sq.ff. Beauti-
ful pool and spa, covered
patio. Living room expands
into f~ibulous garden room.
$289,000
BALB.OA ISLAND
Duplex In a great location.
Pretty brick patio leads fo
spacious 2BR main res.
w/beam celling & frplc. 1 BR apt. w/priv entrance. Plans
for 2 story remodel!!
$539 500
BALBOA ISLAND
Mint condition duplex. Main
res. 2BR, large living room
with bnci< fireplace. Beautiful
patio· separate units. 2BR
apt.with· private entrance
ave~ 2 car garage.
$539,950
COSTA MESA
Sprawling elegant 4BR plus
2 upgraded BA. Fireplaces
In living room & family room,
formal dining room & kit.
nook. Covered patio, spa.
Approx. ~ sf.
$269,900
EASTSIOE COSTA MESA
A real charmer with
upgrades .. galore. Remo·
de4ed kit, solid oak cabinets.
Remod. bath. Re-stuccoed
and painted In '93. Huge. lot on a quiet street. Must Sell' .
$199,000
CORONA DEL MAR
So. of the hwy. duplex m
mint condition. 42 x 118 tot
with huge pari<-like yard bet·
ween main res. and unit
One of the prettiest streets
In the village.
$499,000
CORONA DEL MAR
Dramatic near new condo
38R suites. frml DR. fam rm.
fab kit. Unique side by side
design w/lg rrt patio, roof
deck. 2 cat gar. wtboat door
to side patio. Shutters TIO
$595,000
BALBOA ISLAND
B8autiful cottage iook" has
sunny remod. kit., French
doo<s. go~s hardwood
noors. 2BR :.. loft BR. 2 full
BA. New brick patio
$499,900
NEWPORT BEACH
New paint, new carpet. soar-
ing ceiling. skylights & gen·
erous • windows create
dramatic & bright interior of
38A, 2BA townhome. Fabu·
lous kit. wet-bar frplc & 2 car
gar. Near Hoag Hosp.
85000
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.METRO
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Sip dtM1PAG~E ~J1ilt
fl\ljO I C1 ( 11\i lic1HI S A d
CJ\'\ O\\lr\\S
CARY SULLY
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... $2~r-oc sic,"ll cl I (I tAMPMt"'<I
I s rr . I l AlfnR<ll\hl"
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TEX GRIFFITH
(" Q~Q~
l>d HM-... $110 *-
s1 \"'l\G "1ll1' b, il11
SI f\.
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DARRELL PASH
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b+BR DLph \ CRI 1\1
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ANGELA GLASER
I 02 4 W. BAlboA, NrwpoRT BEACH ... S 4 2 5 *
I 3 1 0 W. BAlboA. NrwpoRr B£AcH. .. S 4 2 5 *
1 1 7 L£XiNq1wf. tos1A MeSA .. $ r 3 5*
1631 IRViN£ • COSTA MESA ... $299*
12902 FAI , SA~TA ANA. .. $~75*
~~~·-· ... $6'1S*
01\zzli ..... c, fAMtl) I tOMl
ol s1vl1 1~ A t Hie. (1And
COMMlJ ll)t.
· KEITH DUDLEY
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... $241 *
UptO\\" l1vi'\c1 i\ A IJt,111
& l\IR 2BR. 2BA
( O\dO I\ A Gl\11 d
COM ll ";lly
BETTY JO CREENFUD
H~V~"
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EscAp~ 10 du
lRA'\Qulm ol ' Cl\pL
Cod L1vi'\c1 Exp1 Rll '\U
~~~ .flORENCE llPsON
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A 4011 lo\1 RS Pl\R\cll'>I
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MARY LOU MARION
300 FER~IEAf. CdM ,. OpE ~ SL~ 1-5
18 SEA lslANd. NB , OpEN u 1 , 5
2 7 60 H11lviEW. NB , OpEN S N 1-4
27 7 ROCHESTER, COSTA MESA OpeA Si\t/StJN 1-5
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N EWpoRT . BEACJ.i, CA 9 2 6 60
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343 VI.a Udo Soud
Ecie Olson
NEWPORT Hf.IGHTS
534 EJ Modena Aw.
Dave Wong
VERSAIUES
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David Prince
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$499,000
$189,000
on N 110( !"' "!( NU \\ I . I
BAYCREST
1338 Santiago
Carol Mock
HARBORHIU
7 Hiiisborough 1-5
Kent McNaughton
HARBOR VIEW
1621 Port Chairtes
Susan Weir
mVINE TERRACE
2006 T•hun• Tenace
Edie Olson
$1.295.000
$439,000
$675,000
1614 Santanefta TflT'aCC $680 .000
Robef1 Bents
UDO
343 Vla Udo Soud
Kevin Kanda
UDOISlAND
939 Va. Udo Soud
Maroa Bents
NEWPORT CREST
26 Uc.pade Court
David Prince
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
534 EJ ModeNa Aw.
Dave Wong
SEAVIEW
$2,895,000
$4,950,000
$229,000
$499,000
1921 VllCht C.mln. $595,000/$29SOmo.
Ginny Anderson
SP'VGl.ASS
60 Dr-..Bay
Jayce Olson
TllEBWFf'S
2021 A...-.. O.lco
Chudt Cot•• Of'ttiy
COLDWCLl
DAN~C?R U
$849,000
$449,000
.... , m11I 1111.• Wondefful locltlon In .,.,...,. ,Newpcw1 lol'lll.-tklii to
WTSIDE COSTA 110A . · S351 • Fat*ln tsllnd. Bat Bay wlcllle reserw and 111ke tr111. 1>9n' miss this pftture perfect 'bd plus family room This. JIH"lded "lido. plan 1$ wonderfvt Ctfllftl
home. Numerous lop quality amet1itles ioohlde 3-car location nar pool Ind spa. Cly ~ and mountain W!w
garage with roll up doors bnct patio wtth spa new from spactoos IMna room •"II patio. Upol'ldes include
ruot wiCtl 40 • wamntY ,....dull otaze wtndciws 10· ceiNngs. Illa. on wflite tile and 1t1Planc:n. air
' lath and plaster constnictiOn.and a remoctelfd -condltionlno and mucfl more. Best unit In Newport
with lovely new cabinets designer !land palnled mes North.
and Therrnadoie ~. Mow right In and enjoyl
Jltf llUffS $273,511 Blurts slngte level, new-listing. Redone Bonita plan, 3
bd. 1341 ba. white and brighl All new white kitchen
appfia11ces. Plantallon shutters. custom built-Ins.
excenent soulh !acing greenbelt Low leasehold ·
payments. Seller transfefqd, $273.500 solid value
HARBOR RIDGE $851,508 A picture pertect stiling, quiet & sertne, nestled
among the wood wilh outstandiflg city llohls YleW
localed In an ell)fusiW guard gated community. lovely
courtyard enlry with pavers leading to Interior atrlom
Wflh fountain. Main level living with master suite plus
additional bedroom. LMno room open with vaulted
ceiHngs, p!Cturesque slldown view. Separate 3 bd suite
wttll "grand room and lirelllP" on lowtf level 2 large
observation decb. Complet~ deccwaled.
IALIOA PeetNSUt.A . $2,315,M
The only lngredien~ missing for lhis autflenllc New
England home is s4ow. Fortunately sand replaces It
sinct II " located on the Balb0a Peninsula.. This
emotionally appealing 4 bd home is situated on 3 lots
and has been an archhec1ural landmar\ for many
years.
BIG CANYON $111,• No delaH has ~11 overlooked In this Immaculate and
nQulsilely remodeled & txPanded Monaco. Enter
throuoh dramatic 2 story entry with custom etched &
beveled glass doors. Every room upgraded lo
perfection. Cill tor complete llsl lmitlng sauna.
private spa, large balcony with ocean view. all new
landscaplng, etc. Must see!I CaH carol or Christle for appt
COSTA MESA $515,000
Great opportunity lo build a residential or commercial
building. High ~bility location Property sotd ·as is.·
Submit all otters. •
UDO ISWD $&15 000
Wonderful location on comer ol Yia Zurich and Via
Lido Nord. Most desirable East end. Oppcromlty to
build a wonderful new hOOle and enjoy the lido
liteslyle with the sailing club, teMis, cM> llouse and
beaches. ~o known as 141 Via Zurich.
llG WYOM $:310, .. Uve In prestigious Big Canyon. Gorgeous 2 bd. plus
dell. ~master suite wllh spa tUb. bMled glass
window and lkytighl French doors In Mng lfld dlMIO
room. Marble noora. wet bar and scraped cellngs to
satisfy I.he most dlscrtmina.ting buyer. All this for only
$310.000. .
FEATURED LISTINGS
WESTIAY VIUAGE 1151.•
A!Wloo all buyeri. This fabulous towl\home Is a
decorators dream come true. Come visit this 3 bd,
2~ ba. 2 SIOfY home. $pectal feafUres lnctude 1300
sq. ft. opeC'I altiUcTl ltooflllao, OYllfSlzed attached 2-ar
garage wlltl workshop area. Fireplace In IMng room,
D'ant muter suite with wall-In tlose\, high cetllngs. n'S lb being on vacation!!
COITA IESA S111 .. Best Buy In a condo on the &stsldt of CC. .U.
One of Oflly four Wll'Y custom condos. This ....... 3
bd (Wry large 1111Slef wtltl jlcuzzl tull) 2~ ba &
tamlly room. RtcesMd ...,...., Ft1'ldl docK'I &
double ctOClr .entry ..... twdWood """ & ........
carpetlng. This lhowl ... "*"' "°'""
BAYVIEW COURT ii11 • light. airy 2 bd. 2 ba upper unh In p t ~1&11 ~-car
enclosed garage. Deck with nice view ol ltohls.
mountains. Close to freeways and Back Bay amenities.
IAYRIDGE $212,511 Private gates community in a grett location tor ltlt
~eeway commuter. lower single level plan "C. • 2 bd, 2
ba. emmic hled-tntry and ki1chefl. Ute new neutral
caij!lting thtoUQhollt, dintng room wall mlmwed. lcMly
used brlek firep~ce in the tlvlno rqom. lovely large
garden patio. ~tty close 10 the community spa.
One ur .it1Xhed oa!IOe and one car detictled.
NEWPORT CREST . Sttl ..
Fabulous customized plan 4 with totatfy cemO&led
kitchen in European style wilh all new cabinetry,
appliances, counleftops and more. Lower IMI Is bright
In neutral decor and quality payer hie. The maslef ~
Is Quite large with cathedral ceUmgs providing volumes
of light & sea breezes. 2 additional bedrooms & 1 bath
up & guest room & bath down This Is the Crest's most
POPUiar & versatile floorplao.
OlFORD COURT S2&I • Largest model overtooking Mason parlt & la~i.-i lid, 3
ba & den Perlett condition, just painted. French
limestone floors "1 kitchen, entry & laundry Plintation
shutters & wood blin~. Pools. tennis courts & walking
distance to movies & shops. This home is lib new and
ready for that lllSSy buytf.
UNIVERSITY PARK VILLAGE It S2&1,• Wonderful Marquette modell Great value forliie SS-
Wonderful street. close lo the library. Large kltehefl with
adjoining family room. Stparate dlnlno room with
buffet. Romantic master bedroom lflth fireplace &
balcony. Call tenant the evening before showing, he'H
put out dogs and lock bo~ lock boJC after t2Jt.
COSTA MESA $215 • Great Investment opportunity. E.astside Costa Mesa
triplo on lhe ocean side of 171h Street Fmtlly painted.
Alt units have patios. Front owners unit ha 2 bd, 1 ba &
fireplace. The other 2 Units have 2 bd. I~ ba. M units
hM a slnQfe omge. Wonclertut propeny for an investor
or owner who would like some Income.
MORTHWOOO SSM.• wondlriuf iimT1y home, near partt and schools. • very
large bedrooms (3 Mn llM attached batht) 3.5 ba.
tamly room, fireplace, walk-ln dosets. Alf,, new roof,
5ollr hot water. and Ions of sloraoe. Patio is mlde tor
enter111nlng with spa and Santa Mn style built-lo 880.
WEIT IEWPORT lfAat $350,000 Grut °"'°'1Vnlty tor 111 ln¥ntor looking for be.ich .
property. This upper unit Is leaed'lor $1500/mo unrn
9l30l95 (sunwntf ret'lllls ~bring $2400/mo) ftw
houses to oeean. this 3 bd, 3 ba Condo boasts a mini·
ocun YitW from roof top dect. sdarinQ ~ In IMng
room wilt! Its own balcony, fully eoUiooed kitchen with
garden Window. Do not dtsturt tenaiil!or1ve by only
I~ with ofttr and TRW.
11£WPORT HEIGHTS , $359 000 Wonderful locatlon Just a rew houses up trom Cliff bf rvt
and across from the pat\. 4 bd, 3 ba home, cllarm1110
light and bright. Owner will cany First trust deed to1 5
yu11 at 10% wfttl 20% down. Priced at tot vallle Call
Lisa for an IP90lntment today!
IEWPORT HEIGHTS $375,000 Stunnl119 townhocnl ol the highest qu.iflly 1n Newport
Beach. CorMnfenlly located near local shopt>tno & ouick
access to freeway. This 2100 SQ. ft. 3 bd. 2~ ba. ollm
Mfy amenity lmaginabte incJudinQ Alf,, 2 wood burnio0
fit~. plantation shUtters. recessed llghling, aA Bun
nosed comers. tiled kitchen floors. 2-car attached
garage, patio & garden Buln In I 990 by Thompson
Builders. This home Is beaulllully desiQned and
appointed.
IALIOA P£llUWIU $375,000
Cf\atmflg 3 lid: 2 bi fwiicih home. Ideal for second home.
This property is Zoned for a duplex. Home is Wllhtn steps
of the beach and the bay. Seller will c.any paper
NEWPORT CREST . $319,000
Dramatic: 11Mr Dana Point to Palos Ventes VteWS from
both levels of this outstand"mg 4 bd, 2~ ba townllome
E*1 sunset Yiews from 1he ~ deck on the hvino
rm or maslef bd This larve home boasts over 1900 sq
"· or living space, family rm ott lhe kitchen. huge
attached 2-ar garagt. Association Includes 2 tenms
• COUtts, PoOI & spa, wft.htn watlng distance to buches
IAYSIDE COVE $311,000
Price reductd $86,000. S.ime rtoorplln on market ls
1440.000_ Owner must seltl This is a stull 2 bd. 2 ba
condO. Ideal fM couptes or beach house or lnvtslmenl.
Wiit lo Balboa lslanct. oroctrln and pharmacy
~ Thert\ •~pool,• and beach. all
wltll bay views. "Boat slips are avatlablt. Shop and
com,n. cal now, won't lat 11 lNI p;tce.
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A£-:Jl':.P-'munly at the ~L': ·
lllovsands betow seners costs Is your gain. Seller
~ out of arN and sacnficing 1tlls professlOllllly l"'9f1ded beauty 3 bd, 2.5 Ila. tomW dining, lavish
INSttf suite with spa, tush la~ and extensive
l\ardscape The liftstyte you deserve near pool tennis.
OOftandspL
..n.to1 HMIOUR Mn._• •Pride oJ ownership· fourplex in. prestigious
Huntington Harbour location' Only 112 mile to beach.
Approx $35.500 gross scheduled income Great reniat
am attrac1S long term tenants and lop martet rentals
Perteet lor owner occupied investment. Call Carolyn
Bridge fof more lnfonnation
IEWPORT lfACH $475,• Beautrtul {ffwport Beach Townhome located 1n
prestigious guard gited Bdcourt Hiil PopuW plan I. 2
bd. 2 5 ba on one level. With wonderful m~ of
Cltlllni & Newport Center Har.dWOOd floOfs. custon.
ligfltlng, gourmet kitchen & noolt. den & wet bar are
1ust a few of lhe amenities tf\a1 this home offers You
• must see to appt"eaate• Pnvite showmgs a\'3tlable
ntE ll.UffS . ., S449.000
S4'nset VllWs More than a hOme a reh1ge ol your own
on IN bacti bay 3 bd. 2 5 ba New gourmet ltitchen.
new baths. pela wf\dows and so much mOfe
IEWPORT IEACH S.79,000 A customized 4 bd. 3 ba Marbella in "ttie gated
community of Mewport North Villas Gourmet kitchen
wfth-a worlt center The family ro0m complete With an
entertainment center and French doors leading 10 a
lovel't patio.
llEWPORT llORTH $489 000
Most deslfllble Catalan model 3 bd, 2 5 ba slngle
family residence Guard gated community Comer
location wrth oversized yard Built-in 880 and fountain
Upgrades include marble entry plantabOn shutters.
French doors. Mahogany bu1ft·ms throughout Must
see
COROU on MAR $495 800
$paci0us Mechternnun style condo South ol l:iCH
Open and hght floor plan Vaulted ce1hngs gourmet
kitchen with Conan counter top French wood wllldoWS
w1lh wood shutters throughout S111ral stal1'Case with
custom wood raitioo 2 marble flfeplaces 3 story loft
(has been sound proofed & Wiii be restored to ong1nal
cond1tJon by seller) Protessronally landscaped With
mature tropical trees .lightwttght concrete on 2nd
ltoof for sound PfOOfioo
WT ll.UFF ' S.95,IOG £as1 BMt condo-Baell Bay retrtal locatiool Location!
Bactt Bly 1nd moonhte view Single level 3 bd, 2 ba
completely remodeled French doors. skylights Pnvate
spa. Must see!
NEWPORT BEACH • SSOl,000 GrNI Wtstclifl Dover Shores locatlOn with ~ bd With 3
Ila. pool. spa all well maintained and a single story!
Great opportunity This prQPerty will not last! . .
UllOA lllMD $531,..-. rltiUIOUS·euyf lMfe 4 bO & 3 bd. duplex. 1st time
olllfed fOf • Wit In 1981 With large rooms for very
0'9fl feetlno ffol'll & back StliB to double 91AQe.
~ llrgl bl6cony upstairs & patio downmirs.
8aod rentll Income because ot sill. Cd Kay Parm 10 -·
UllOA ISlMO .. -Woodertul owner OCCQPled duplex High renls-iOf ~
4 bd. 3 ba oorts louted on one o4 Bd>oa lstand's best _ smets. wide & '2 way traffic Alt rooms are spaaous &
each un!I ha$ large & ~rm1ng outdoor livlng area.
Upper uM has lligll beam -wood ceilings and IS wry
bnght & cheertul Easy to shOw tan Kay Parter 856-
3120 .
SPYGLASS Hill S5l5 • The best PoCtd property 111 Spw1ass13 bd. fia.-liOme
gre.at by a front bock pitio with beaUllful wood dectdng
& a unique k04 pond r.ie entry leadtng to step down
liVlng room with bar area Parquet floomg 111 kitchen
and family room Master suite With distanced City hghtS
view Oversatd 3 CM garage With wOl1t area a room '°'
ptenty ot storage Freshly panttedl Pluse can Don &
Joyce Olson at (800) 487-4931
MmlftW...S ....
Recently remoddtd 111 1993, 5 bd 3 ba. new dOuble
paned windows. hardwood tloonng. gorgeous library
with custom boottcases. evtn a master bedroom
retreat .,elfecr ·as exercise room Of hobby area located
on a large lot wilt! child sale pool Steps to community park. •
UllOA ISlMO $725 •
Terrific Island location. just steps to South BaV{ront
Bay views from both units. each 3 bd. 2 ba with
fireplaces Dwelling has ~n used as a single bmi'y m
pasL Asy to convert F:oo1a9e cannot be duplicated
today. -
IEWPORT IBHTS $119 • Conslructed in 1988. lhts French Normandy style hOliie
is a masterpiece ol architKtural design and
craf1smansh1p This home 1s 1n one of the most
_ _ desirable toc:at1ons 1n Newport Heights The '
HARIOR VIEW HILLS . S5tt.• combination ot quality, tot scze and square footage in
This home rs waiting lor a perfectJonlSt' BUiitifutty the home makes thrs a rare t1nd Tiils home reftects
remadeted With French OOOrs which-open 10 spacious quality and~ lloor plan design 111 a gteat tam11y
terraces bright $kyltghts custom built-ins & a new nelQhbOrt!OOd
HARIOR VIEW HtUS $1H.a Uosurpa~ ViewU ~ wge corner lot 3 bd den.
.
..... $!nl• louted m the hilt$ ~ Newport ~h' IS 7 ~with panora1111C views cif 1t1e hlrtlof. ocean &
(1ty 19,lts & oftenng a quality blend of old world
cnftsm.anshlp & aa the amenities Wlttlm lht 6000t SQ
• ft~ 6 bd. 4.5 ba. office With a fireplace. a full service
bar a temperature tontrollea Wine cellar & master
suite witt1 fireplace The gourmet ltitchen With French
doors leads f&> a pnvate yard With a B.80 & service area
accentuated by a spaf1(kng pOO\o & spa
UMOA ISU $2,350 000
Bayttont home an beautiful gated community of (111da
Isle. T111s spacious hOme-has 5 bd plenty l>t baths
game room and family room Excellent_ sun expos11re
and doolt tor large boat Conven-iently tocated near
beach. tennis coul;I and clubhouse• Cood vahie at
$2350.0001
. IALIOA ISLAllD U,495,_,
New Baytront on, Balboa Island New classic
Mediterranean wrtll corner tout1on on the south
bayfront ~te d<n with ~g area fOf vteWJOO and
relaxll'Q ~ lMng room opens ttirough French
doors to limestone waterfront terrace perfect 101
allresco entertainll)g Sumptuous master suite chefs
dream kitchen and a 3 tar garage Truly the peak of
pel1ec00nl
dream kitchen with breakfast nook Vaulted
woodbeamed cethngs 1n ltying room. dining room &
separate family rooDl lend volume & space to this
wonderful Sll'lgle level 3 bO 2 5 ba home The outdoor
area will tntice you with patio front & rur that are
framed With lush plantings inctud111g ptCture pertect
colorful roses Call Ewlngs for your v1ew1no
la{l'llly room .and gtgantJc tionus room 'hAlned ceilings
many built-ins. 3 fireplaces Pool and spa incredible • UDO ISLNID · $3, 795.•
value!' This sophisticated Bayfronl 1s situated in the most
opportunity •
LIDO ISLE $599,• lido Isle charmer 1 Ideal k>cition on the island near
clubhouse. tennis court. and baylront pirk. This truly
special home is perfect for the active couple or family.
n boasts 2 bd. 3 5 ba. private den.and approx 2300 sq
ft of hving space Take advantage of year round
vacation IMng II Seller IS very motivated Call Carolyn
tor more into
HUNTINGTON HARBOR S639 000
P11de of ownership large lourplex1 Wonderful
investment opportunity lor owner·user 'in superb
Hunbngton Harbor location' Close distance to beach
and ~nsive homes Only six year old bldg very low
mainte~nce. townhouse style units md1v1dualty
metered each unst has 2 car gange Location & bldg
attract top rtnts I
IAYCREST . S&St,•
Of'amatlC custom home on large corner lol £Xtefisivt1y
remodeled. lhlS 4 bd. 2 5 ba is per1ec1 tot family ltvmQ
as well as enterta1mng Euro kitchen With top ot the kne
appliances and sk)'lighl tn breakfast area Cozy
tifeplace, custom entertainment cabinet & sit up to wet
bar in family room Bay windows. AJC. Sec sys. spa.
PtantabOO shutters. dramatic entry, 3 car garave Large
yard Master bath has 2 custom etched glass windows
& dramatic marble counter tops
SEA ISLAND $675,000 Spacious single level home -0n extra large cut-de~.
View of got! course & Back Bay Security system.
central vacuum. wet bar & OYef'Slled mJSter surte. free
sQnding bUilding wittl space to add on located on lhe
prestlgiously gated community of Sea Island with
community pools. tennis. club house. 24 hr guard.
Easy wall to Balboa Island & fashion Island
WEST EfPORT $179.000 Large custom Cape Coc:t style waterfront duplex on the
marn chan~I Two large 2 bd. 2 ba units Gourmet
kitchen, 2 fireplaces. skylight$ throoghout
OW POINT $lt5 000 Very dra~atic 4 bd. 3.5 & .5 ba contemporary ~ome
built of eoncrete. glass & steel Over 4000 SQ ft ol livmo space plUs a 12.000 SQ ft + lot with orusy yard
i$bol & spa. Incredible 180• views of ocean white
water and mountains Tn1s very unique home 1s an
. entertamer's dream
DOVER SHORES $925.• Remarkable Dover Shores lront row view residence
Huge stlQle story 4 bd. 4 5 ba. Separate guest hOuse in
courtyard f3culg pool & spa Spacious open noor plan
2 fireplaces. wet bar. breaklast & 1ormal d1n1ng
EveryU'llng IS ovmiled, 4000 SQ ft IMng ~ 14.000
SQ ft Vtew lot Come visit lhe most panoram1t .¥tew
home available Cut-de-sac street too OulClt action
f'egUlfed Cal Donald Plitt
1RY11E COYE $1 ,300,• Bu1kl your dream home in the incomparable prrnte
community ol IMne Cow ~Ith 24 hour gate guard and
pr1Vate beach This lot 1s level and easily bulldable
Ocean and sunset vteWS
4
IAl.IOA PBllNSULA $1.195 • Wonderful Spanish style custom home on Wesl Bay
/we. 198-4 remodel includes new Diane Jonnson
country kftchen. enclosed patio. breakfast nook
Beamed ceillf10S & ranch style fireplace~ In tutchen &
hving room give a warm comfortable fedng The
master suite has attached hbrary or 4th bedroom & tile
full lengttl sitting room has unsurpassed views ol the
Bay & Fashion Island
SM .1UA1 CAPISTRMO 11 ,"5 • 4.5 acre Estate! HM it al! The most tor ttie ieasl. 4.5
acres with 7800 SQ fl llomt. Only 5 years lll'W With 5
bd. pool & sp1, 4 car garage. cutting garden. mini
orchatd. room tor tennis or horses and panoramic
Views of the hlllsicles, night ffohts. sunset's and
t.ways A must see IOf tile esiate liuytr You can llM
ftall!
I •
sougl)t after tocattpn on eleclusive Ltdo Isle N1gh1
kghls. Islands mountains. NeVwport Harbors colortul
boating actMty. aN this plus dramatic sunnses can be
enjoyed for this exerting home. lido Isle is a water
onented enclave with white sandy beaches tennis
oourts. lido Isle yacht club and a community center 4
bd each with private bath Gourmet kitchen with bay
vp Boat dO<'Jt for 60 yacht & side ties Master suite
with Sitting room & his & her bathrooms >
LOS RANCHOS ESTATES f3 800,000
·orange County s Masterpiece 7 4 Acres A600 SQ ft
(nt} in main house 6 bd 5 5 ba on 7 4 K res•
Spect.lCUlar mounta111 view lush landscapmg tennis
court. guest/cabana house pool spa 2 separate 4 car
garages I
LAGUNA BEACH $4,600.000
Thrs stunn1no. new ocean view Med11enanean estate
Iles behind the gates of t.:aguna Buch's exclusive
ocun1ront enclave of Irvine Cove Lunestone.. granne·
bronze & stOl)e are iastelully combined 111 this classlc
tradrtionally styled showplace with every conceivable
contemporary convenience. This magnificent hOme
IQCludes 5 bd & 8 ba & features incredible views ot the
ocean & city lights wluch can be seen from the many
patios & decics surroundmg this one ol a kind estate
HARBOR RIDGE $4,888.000 Nestled high atop • hfft in the prestlQIOUS guard gated
community ol Harbor Ridge you will be owrwhelmed
by this magnificent Colonial Estate Breathtaking
sunsets & spectacular ocean Views are yours every day
& night 7 bd. 9 5 ba. pool & spa. comm•cial gourmet
kitchen. 2 saunas full scale gym. elevator & 4 car
garage are a few of the ameniues Rnest quality
materials & craftsmanship throughout Simply "The
Best•
UDO ISlMD $4 ....
PERFECTION ON THE BAY. Spectacular ~ on lhe
tip ot Udo, ttliS 5 bd. 7 ba home with 4 hreplaces IS a
masterpiece in architectural design and constrvc110n
Thrs versattte hpme offers eleQant enteru1nlng or
formal 11V111g 3 car garage, spa and yacll1 slips are a
few of the many&~
COTO DE CAZA M,•.• Maonlfictnt 15,000 sq n (m) English lUdOf estatt
located on apptox. 6 s acres 6 bd. 9 bl. & fir1p8ols.
approx 3000 sq fl llYlng room. approx 1500 sq n
family room wllll wine cetlat & wet bar. media room.
eitef'Ctse room. pooVspa, fish ponds, & ctwnpionstlip
.,_ couns & many more wondefful amenities!
Chuck/Kathy
Colesworth
..
THE BLUFF.S $346,500
Immediate occupancy Overlooking the best greenbelt in the Bluffs. 3 bet, 2.5 ba with remodeled
kitchen Thermadore ovens & JennAire range top. Tile counters. spa tub. redone baths, air
conditioning Decorator perfect and model fre sh. very light and bright Vacant • ·
Susan
Weir
HARBOR VIEW HOMES $439,000
Light and bright Monaco m mint condition Enjoy the bricked front porch. Extremely well'
maintained inside and out Enjoy living in the family neighborhood of Harbor View Hom~s.
Anderson Elementary School's located a few blocks away
Susan
No onan
CLIFF HAVEN/NEWPORT HEIGHTS $589 000
Wonderful opportunity to own investment property in beautiful Newport Heights. 5 units. ~reshly
painted. 3·2 bedroom. 1 bath and 2· 1 bedroom 1 battr. All units have a single garage. Best priced
units on the market m great location Perfect for an investor or owner who would like some
income
David
Prince
... CHANNEL ARE.A '19,
Waterfront duplex with private boat dock. Excellent location on channel with views of bay & city
park from both units. lower unit has patio & upper unit has h~ view ~ Delightful area within easy walklog distance of ocean beaches, fme dinin9. sho no Watch the sun rtse while
drinking your morning coffee on the patio Entertain fnends famity with the best of the
Newpoft waterfront ...... fract6on of the cost.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA S3U,OOO
This beautifully maintained and upgraded 4 bedroom plus family room home has rt aU! •
Numerous top quality amenities include 3 car gara9e with roll up doors. brick patio with spa. new .
roof with 40 year warranty. Pella dual glaze windows. lath and plaster construction and a
remodeled kitehen with ·lovely new cabinets. designer hand painted tiles and Thermadore
cooktop Move right m and en1oy. Vergilene
Hull
LAGUNA NIGUEL · $539,SOO
Canyon and ocean view! <;atch your breath and buy this model perfect 4 bedroom, 3 bath house.
Gated community of Crest de Ville over1ooks the Er Niguel Country Club. Best bl1y at $5~9.500
SEAVIEW SSH,000
Gated community. Partial view Spacious 2 story 4 bet. 3 ba. 3 car garage home Close to
community pool. spa and tennis courts. Corner location with 2 side yards 2 opening s1<Y1ights.
great schools For sale or lease
11n.at1T BUCH . $895,000
Charming home on large lot Extensive use of bnck & tile. Pool & bnck patio nestled rn a garden
setting separate yard for children or pets. Privacy provided by wide veined shutters. 3 bd. 2 ba
opens to their own patios Large kitchen with lots of cupboard space Storie. woodborning
fireplace in vaulted living room. Oversiz~ 2 cer garage Located south of 101 . within walking
Toqs of dWt & storage space throughout the house & garage Jennifer .
Pritchett
CORONA DEL llAll sna,ooo ~u&ar Newport Harbor Views! Rare available Villa with million doflar views OYef1ooking the
Newpot1 Bay, stunning sunsets and twinkling harbor liQhts. This almost new 3 ~. 2~ ba
residence Is a delight in luxurious seclusion at only $775.000.
Donald
Pfaff
DOYD SHOR•S ••,OOO OUHty front row view! 3 bd. with se~rate master suite. 2 5 ba, 3 car garage, private entrance to
courtyard pool. Ele93nt & formal dining & living room. open family room to large kitchen &
laundry room. Security sys, solar pool heat, sinqle story living with over 3000 SQ ft on 9600 sq ft
lot. Custom built In 19"'71. call for terms & showing.
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The vtew alone Is worth the price. Original Shorectms residence situated high on a comer of a
cut-de-sac street over1~ng the blve Pacific and coastal rock formations. Steps to priVate
community beach. Remodeled or bultd your dream home. This existinO home Is qufte livable while rn your planning stages. Seldom do tlMSI opportunities come around. Cll now tor your
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LIDO ISLE $749,000
A touch or Europe! Perteet for •Art Lovers· This rare street to street tot.with wonderful bay view
Is adjacent to a serene park wi1h dock fac1hties Recently remodeled. amenities include newly -
designed kitchen and living area. Extensive use of tile & Corian En)Oy lido Island lifestyle wtuch
includes community tennis COtJrts. playgrounds. beaches grassy fields a sa1hng club & boat
docks. Kent ·
McNaughton
,COllOllA DEL llAR . . • . $795,000
One of the best locations in Newport Beach. ·1rvine Terrace· otters a great family netghbortlood
wid'I pa~ aod ciose access to the beach This large 4 bedroom home With a comer lot location
has a pool, spa and exempfifies true pride in ownership. A great opportunity. •
SPYGLASS HILL 1849~000
Art exceptional upgraded/expanded property with ~n elevation lot panoramic mounQtn city and
hgtt views! Over 3.100 sq.ft.. 4 bd. 2.5 ba. inviting marble entry leading to open dlmog room
wM.utted ceiltngs. skytlgtlt. Custom French doofslwlndows & mirrors aa with beveled otass Ari added
grand room adjacent to family room. Laroe badlyard w/Turbo 880. pool & spa_ Beautiful landscaptng
throughout. New root! Ideal for family who loves to entertain can today to set up showing appt
Judy
Munc
LIDO ISU -.ooo
Designer's delight! 3 bd, 3 baths custom home on a 48' lot. Large second story master suite with
separate office. French dOors. vautted ceilings. sky lights, gourmet kitchen, bright white .enamel
custdm woodwOrk thr~ Prime lush brict( patio With southern exposure. Mebculous m
MfY dltlil. Show by appoilbnent -· Cll b«*lf tor privlll showing. •
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HARBOR HILLS St,-,ooo
Awesome view (front row)!! Style. size. it's you! EnJOY a steam shower after a hard day then relax
in your spa This 5 bedroom, 3 bath home has 4200 sq ft of eleQance in a most private
community Pnvate stairs to recreation field beJow. Anderson school for ldds.
Carol
Mock
BEACON BAY St,979,000
Sophrsticated 4 bet 4~ ba home located on the beach in Beacon Bay. State of the art media
room Spacious 4th bedroom could be qame room or separate apartment. Tum key home for
those who demand location. quality, sophistication and fun!
Marcia/
. Robert Bents
BAUIOA PENINSULA $2,3911,000
First time in 35 years for this classic New England oceanfront to be on the market. Situated on 3
lots on the Balboa Peninsula this emotionalty, appealfng 4 bedroom home has many amenities
mciuding a spacious living room with fireplace. formal dining room. separate garden patio, 4 car
garage plus a mini basement
Steve Suther1en
!Tom Thomson
LAGUNA BEACH M.MO 000 Laouna Beach oceanfront estate. Hidden behind walls & mature landscaping is thiS ~ 314
acre oceanfront estate with sun ~ lawns. towering trees & stunning ocean & coastal views.
The lovingly restored traditional oome has hard WOO<f floors, teak paniling & votume ~. with 4 bcf. libfafy, .tafnilv rm & formal ~ rm in the ma.n houSe. as ifel as a seoaiate & c:otaptete guest tlOUse. This is 1n es1lle wilhoUt complfison on lhe Orange ~ r...t.
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Virtualy the best ptnOflmic ocean view In Emerald Bay! One of the highest lots & on a ~ cut-
de-sac street. 4 bd, study, family room, fonnal dining rm. There's even a walk·in wine ceflar.
Limestone flooring. vaufted ceilings & custom built-ins are just a fp of the quality amenities.
Emerald Bay is a private. gated seaside community wfth pool, tennis, park and sandy beach.
Kevin
Kanda-
LIDO ISU $2,-.000
Premier much sought after greenbelt siding property, extra wide & deep lot Country "'French
remodel with 3 car garage. Dock for 2·80 ft boatS. Huge rooftop entertainment view deck plus
extra large patio/pier, gorgeous landscape with top quality finish out Excellent boat lovers
location! Owner may trade or carry 2nd.
Boni
Pereira
LAGUNA •UCH • Ste.I00,000 The most valuatlle estate In an of Orange County boasting 59,000 sq ft oceanfront lot The main
house offers 4 bd, 4.5 ba and nearty 12.500 sq fl The 4.500 sq ft guest house has 2 bd 1 ba and
kitchen. Tennis. full gym. pool and 8 car garage Private beach and access. '
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We are pleased to present the most dramatic resi-
dence in all ofNewp:>rt Beach. Located high atop
a bill in prestigious Harbor Ridge this estate boasts
approx. l 0~000 sq. ft. of living space on nearly an
acre of property. $4,800,000
Spacious oversized comer lot location. This resi-
dence includes a large pool & spa. Immaculately
maintained with spacious appeal. Great family home
with4bedroomsand3 baths .. Amustscc! $795,000
NEW LISTING
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
READY TO BUILD
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Over 19,000 Square Foot Lot. •.
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Very vhible with high traft'"tc count.
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Beautiful Big Canyon Estate on the 18th hole
of the Golf course. Large/spacious" 5 bed-
room, 7 .5 bath, marble entry, pool, spa, 4-car
garage, wine cellar and separ~te maids quar-
ters. S 1,995,000. New Rolb Royce Included.
HARBOR HD.L-SPECTACULAR
Spectacular, newer home in gated community with
fanwtic ocean & city views. 4 bedroo~. spa and a 3-
car garage. Overlooking park -great location. The
perfect family home. Sl,2'5,000
NEWPORT'S LARGEST BA YFRONT
On the tip of the private, guard-gated bayfront commu-
nity of Baysh.ores you will find this magnificent estate
next to a private beach. Lwh bayfront "fawns are laced
with 100-ft oalms. $71500.000
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Magnificently designed townhome With that perfect
touch of elegance. Private gated comnkity in the heart
of Newport Beach. Popular Plan I with two bedrooms
on one level. Cool & serene, with OCCU\ views.
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S bedroom single level home with p<>Ql and spa in one
of Newport's most desirable locatiohs. ·Well main-
tained and will not last at ~is price. Call for immedi-
ate showin11. Reduced to $509,000
Nestled atop a hiU in North Laguna on an
location known as ~Cresmtt Bay" this
estate has been ~bed by many as
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Spyglass H ill
ExceptionaJly upgraded and expanded 4 bed-
room home of over3, 100sq. ft. with panoramic
snow capped mountain views. Inviting marble
entry, open dining room w/ vaulted ceilings,
spacious backyard w/ pool and spa. Ideal for
family entertainmen~
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large family room with mountain and distanced
citylightsvi~w. Freshlypainted! Ownenare
motivated to sell.
Harbor Ridge·
Large 5 bedroom IQC&ted in exclusive gated
community. A perfect setting, nestled among
the woods with an outstanding view. Complete
master· suite and living area on main ~oor,
complete J bedroom suite downstairs-a must
see.
For Ill ore inf orn;tation please contact us at
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Irvine Terrace J Balboa Peninsula
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Channing home shows pride of ownership. Completely up-
b'fade d and ready for "INSTANT MOVE-IN." Spacious living
room with fireplace . Master suite with built-in TV area, formal
Snow or sleet on the Maine coast but fortunately this
emotionally appealing home is in Newport Beach located on 3 lots
on the ~an.front. An architectural landmark, this 4 bedroom
home has a spacious living room ·wit.Ii fireplace, a fonnal dining
room, separate garden patio plus a 4-car garage. $2,395,000 ... din · ng room or den & guest room are a few of the many amenities.
$680,000. MARCiA & ROBE RT BENTS
644-9060 673-0149
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Saturday and Sunday
318 Buena Vista. $1,395,CXX>
435 Via Lido Soud $999,CXX>
~003 North Bay~nt $969,CXX>
1994 Sales
X:XX Bayside Drive Buyer
~Via Lido Soud Buyer
3 Collins Island · Seller .,
510 Via Lido Nord Seller
57 Linda Isle Buyer
20 Bay Island Seller
16 Napoli Buyer
16 Napoli Seller
f!Jll Via Lido Soud Seller
305 North Star Ln. Seller
121 Via Firenze · Seller
50 Linda Isle Seller
200 Via Genoa Buyer
332 Piazza Lido Seller
332 Piazza Lido Buyer
1<11 Highland Seller
210 Diamond Ave. Buyer
225 Via Quito Buyer
8Malibu Seller
215 Via Eboli Seller
28th St. Marina #313 Seller
3(,(X) Seabreez.e Seller
510 Via Lido Soud Seller
119Via Yella Seller
735 Saint James Buyer
ax> Margaret Buyer
225 Via Koron Seller
2815 Broad Seller
411 Bayhill Seller
713 Nai:cWus Seller
110 Via U>rca Seller
28th St. Marina #324 Seller
1030 Polaris Buyer
2056 Ocean Blvd. Buyer .
PJ11 Muirfield Buyer
28th St. Marina #321 Seller
28th St. Marina #221 Buyer
28th St. Marina 1221 Seller
28th St. Marina #318 Seller
28th St. Marina #312 Seller
28th St. Marina #312 Buyer
309 La Jolla Buyer
110 25th Street Buyer
UiO Knox Street Seller
UiO Knox Street Buyer
2422 Margaret Buyer
389 Princeton Seller
213-t Sabot Cove Buyer
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BILL ···FEENEY
in association with TIM CARR and JOHN MARK
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS
61s ·-1o ss __ 631-140D.
Newport ~ch Estate of Mia~ Wayne
"La Roca" SBR 7.5~~l6)iQ •
App. 7,~ft~\l\is court $1,599,(x\~
Buena Viau Bayfront
. 3BR 4BA + Den, Charming Beach Cottage
Shared boat dock. fabulous views! ·
$1,395,000
Balboa lslaf'd Bayfront
4BR 2BA owner's unit,+ lBR apt.
Great Value! large patio, xlnt vtew
$969,000
Lido Isle Lease Option
3BR 2BA, Fm Rm. immaculate home
$25,(XX) option money, 40' lot, lge patio
$595,000
Contemporary Bayfront
4BR 48A ~Fm rm, remodeled home
Lg. Dpck, ~Car Gar, Gourmet kitchen.
$1,495,000
Lido Isle Bayfront Bargain!
Triplex. easy to convert to sinsle fam .
Private sandy beach, sunset views!
$999,000
Spyglass Family Home
SBR 4.SBA +bonus, X-la!r view lot
Very private canyon location, pool
$849,000
Custom Family Home
4BR 3.SBA, pool & spa, S yrs. new
Gourmet kitchen, French doors
$549,000
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INTERNATIONAL
Exclusive Orange <;ounty Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa duplex. both 1 bdrm. 1
b.1th ooils With hardwood floOrs in excellent location
w11h alley access on quiet tree lined street.
673 6900 . . . . . . .. $239.000
WOODLAKE South Coast Metro 1 bd condo attached
on l ~ide Inside laundry. hi le1hng & o,kvhghl Com pool
& '-f1d MUST SELL Make offer' (LH)
631 1400 . ·$65.000
HUN11NGTON BEACH Bank repo! 2 bd townhome
m <>mall community with lob of greenbelt & pool. Bike
lo beach '
631 1400 ...... $89.000
NEWPORT SHORES Canal front 4 bd home w/deck
& small dock & newer kitchen Close to club. oobl &
tenn1!>. leasehold land offe red at $2 l S .000.
631 1400. ...... . . ........ . ....... $130.000
NEWPORTS Versailles complex w/comm pool & spa
Upgraded condo w/2 master suites. frplc. hrdwd & tile
'loors. patio. greenbelt & mini ocean vu.
631 1400 . . ... . .... . ....... $147.000
SANTA ANA m Redevelopment's Enterprise Zone
Mixed use. Jc.I fir w/off1ces & 2nd fir w/two 2 bd apts in
main i.tructun.> + rear cottage. 25 space prking.
631 1400 . . .. $250.000
NEWPORT'S Villa Balboa Sophisticated 3 bdrm
condo w/dining room. frplc & ocean view. Tasteful
neutral decor Com Pool. spa & tennis. REDUCED'
631 1400 . . ... ·-.................... $250.900
NEWPORT SHORES Charming 2 bdrm with new
master bed & bath & near new kitchen One of the best
streets in tlm community w/club. pool & tennis.
631 1400 .. . .......................... $269.000
UPP£R EA.STSIDE Pala Mesa Ct twnhm w/3bds.
high ceilings. white washed woods & frplc In great
location. close to freeway & back bay nature !)reserve.
63 1 1400 ······ $274.000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS pristine owner occupied
duplex Like 2 little houses each w/2 bdrms. laundry
hook ups. garage & pnvate yard
631 1400 . . ............. $278.000
NEWPOll1' SHORES with a country look.
Charming 5 bdrm l)ome w/3 up & 2 down. large
family room, used brick frpl . oak cabinetry & cus·
tom papers & drapes. Steps to comm. Clubhouse.
pool & tennis
631 1400 $375.000
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VII.IA BALllOA. An absolutely perfect 2 bdrm pnthse w/d~n & dining room. Bright and spac,fous. vaulted
ceilings. fresh paint. _light carpet. & lar9e deck.
631-1400 ..... -.. .. . .. ... -······· ........ $287.000
SANTA A.NA HEIGHTS Charming freshly painted 3
bd home w/hrdwd floors & Berber carpet. Family rm.
new kitchen. windows & plumbing. '
631 1400 .... ·-.. -.... . . ······ ........ $289.000
NEWPORT SHORES Cl.lie 3 bd house with charming
added family room. Close to clubhouse. pool & teMls.
walk to ocean Possible lease option!
631-1400 ...... ··········· .............................. $299.000
MESA VEllD£ Immaculate 2 story 3 bd home w/den.
dining & family rooms & large private rear yard with rn1.1T&~~1.0 ~-~~~· ... .. . ..... $334.000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa fixer. Large corner 2 sty 4
bdrm home with den & family rm, 3 frplces. upgraded
kitchen. pool. spa & patio w/BBQ REDUCED!
631 1400. . .. . . . . . . ... . ... $349.900
BA.UIOA. ISIAND duplex Water views from
upstairs deck of this super property with 4 bdrms up
& 2 down with fireplaces In both units. just 3 doors
from the so bayfront.
-673-6900 . $695.000
RITZ COVE Aprx 16.000 sq ft lot & bulldable pad of
a prx 11.000 ~ ft. Prvt cul"<'.le·sac. walk to ?each <'r Ritz
Carlton Hoa.t' gated oceanfront community.
631-1400 ................................... $490.000
NEWPOllT'S Belcourt Hill Spectacular 2 bdrm twnhm.
MESA VERDE spacious & beautiful 2 sty 5 bd home dining & family rms & superb city light & ocean w .
on lovely lot, 4 bets up & 1 down w/frplc. Combo · Marble entry. gourme t kitch~n & <ie signer decor. 631~:60' .. kit~~~n. ~~~~.~ .. ~~~~i.~.n~~~ .. ~ .. ~$'3~s.ooo 631 1400. . ........ .. ...... .. .. . .... s525.ooo
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NEWPORT NOll11I Elegant 4 bet home on extra
large. beautifully landscaped corner lot w/2 patios.
VaUlted ceilings. plantation shutters. 3 frpkes in ma.s-
~7~~~.~.!~~'.~.~~~:.':'!..~.~.~~S.000
EASTsa>E Costa Mesa dplx l;ilt In '90. BANK
OWNED! la'ze well laid out 4 bdrm detached units w/4 6'131-~408~ ....... ~.~~-.~~~.~~ .. '.~ .. ~~~~~~~~~~379:~
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa triplex. Attractive Colonial
style building w/three 2 sty 2 bdrm units. each w/1 .5
baths & single garage. Big Reduction!
673-6900 .......................... ~ ......................... $390.000
JRM VE8DE terrtflcaJly upgraded 5 bd in "The Bird
Streets: Expanded gourmet ktichen & fmly rm. near
new Hardie shade roof & 3 car garage.
631-1400... ........... ......... . .................... $393.000
AT THE BEA.CH Sharp.owner occupied dupleic 1
house from beach w/3 bdrms up & 1 down. both
w/frplces. new carpet, -fresh paint & 1 year new roof
631-1400... . .. .. .. . ......... ........ . ... $429.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Nice 1 story home w/3 bdnns and family rm w/bar. French doors lead to beautiful yard
with pool. spa and built In BBQ.
631-1400 ................... ······ ...................... $464. 900
IAGVNA. HDJ..S Leisure World retire in style to this
exquisite detached 3 bdrm home w/dining & fa mily
rooms. 2 patios & tranquil hill & city light views.
631 1400. . ..... .. . ..... . ............ $465.000
01.D CORONA DEL MAR near new spacious
bdrm townhome. dining & family rooms. large master ~~~1r4&~~~.' .. ~~~~.~~~ .. ~. ~e~~-~'..~.1~ .. '.1i~9~w
llAYCllEST Bright fresh 4 bd remodel by designer
owner. dining & fmly rms. pool & spa. New kitchen &
tile floors. stone frplc & Fr. doors. •
631-1400 .................................................. $579.000
UDO ISlE an immaculate 1 story 3 bd built a round
patio on 40' lot. Family room. country kitchen. hrdwd
ftrs & new carpet. Possible lease option. ·
631-1400 ................................................ $595.000
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MUIOA. ISi.AND Irresistible charm & choice quiet
"Little Island". Sunny 2 story 3 bd. library & great view
across beach to ~y HUGE REDUCTION! .
631-1400 ................................................. $629.000
EASTSIDE 5 Pt.EX three 3 bd & two bet detached
units, all have 2 baths. fireplace. hardwd floors & garage
on huge 19,000 lot. Excellent income prop.
631-1400 ........................................ , .......... $649.000
MUMM BAND Exciting large 2 story remodeled &
upgraded 4 bd, 4 ba with dining room. 2 frplces &
6~~~~:.~~~~.~~.~ .... ~.~.' .............. $695.000
llAYCRST Spacious custom home w/5 bdrms including makis qrtrs. dining & fam\ly rooms. remode\ed
lJ{.'r4bo~~t~~-~.~ ... ~ ... ~.~.~~.~~~~ .. y~~~ .. ~:.~b~9.<J&
llADOll VIEW tm.1.8 beautJfully upgraded 2
story 5 bdrm home w/dlnlng & family rooms & 3 car
garage on large lot. New cafl)et. paint & fixtures.
6311400 . ........ . . ..... ..... . ... $749.000
S peclallalng In properties for .ale or lea•e. .. on the water. .. neor the water. .. and wUh a ulew of thie water ...
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE
2'36 W. COAST HIOHWA\' JIS MARINE AVE. 7.14-631-1400 , 714-67 3-6900
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Exclu~ive Orange County.Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty_
DOVER SHOllES Elegant 4 bdrm French Regency
w/great upper bay. city hght & min view. Dmmg &
rmtv rms. new gourmet kitchen. dual glazc.>d wind~
& doors & large master !>t.l1lc w/bakony ·
631-1400 .. ··············· $ 49.000
DOVER~ '>pac1ou" 4 bd honw wh\ll puondl
upper bay & city light vu Op..·n lx>amed n·1h119 ... m h\ mg.
dining & family rm~ 1,a1d w/d•'t k & pnol
631 1400 .. :74q 000 . .
BELCOURT Beautiful <'\f1Jnd1·d 61. upgr.1dl'd 2 ~ty 2.
bdrm ~th sitting area m m<1,tl'r ... 1111!' Jmmg & family
rms. used brick patio w/,p.1 -
631 1400 ... .. . . $799.000
SPVGl.ASS HO.I. 4 bd lu-.hly land-.c-.1pcd <;. >t1th1>< 1rt
on lrg pM lot. pool city hteJ& m11u ocean vu Ekdm ....
hrdwd floors. moldings & panc.>d windows
631 1400 ... -849 000
UDO ISi.£ Jewel of a l sty 3 bd home Eat in k1tlhen.
formal dining room. den. beautiful woodwork. high ceil
ln_gs, marble floors & charming palio w/spa.
631-1400......... .... .. . .. . . . . $899.000
BAYSIDE COVE Elegant 2 bd bayf ront condo w/con-
vertlble den/guest & available boat slip Contemporary
decor. 3 decks. vaulted ceilings & great bay view
631-1400. . ... ...... $915.000
MUIOA ISIAND bayfront' duplex with charming ear·
ly 4 bd owner's home and separate 1 bd apt over the
fJ~4~~.~~.~.~ity light Vl<?Wl>. $969.000
DOVEll SHOll£S Custom 5 bd w/dock for 45 boat
Remodeled & expanded m 87 Two maste~ (1 up 1
down). dining & fmly rms & den (LH)
631-1400............ ... . $1.145.000
lltJENA VISTA su'Per value m prime bayf ront location
Olarming 3 bd beach collage widen. dining & fmly rms.
private beach & shared dock
63 1-1400................ . • .. . $1.395.000
181> PEMNSVlA 9 unit apartment bldg at the beach
Upgraded 1 & 2 bd units w/pnvate patios. fabulous
views, comm pool & garage
631-1400 .. ................ . .................. $1.495.000
UDO 191.£ bayfronl priced less than $1 mil Tnple>.
on the beach. can convert to a single family home
South facing w/2 bdrms and den In owner's lower
unit plus 2 bCI & 1 bd apartments.
631-1400 ............................. : ......... $999.000
DOVER SHO~ Beaut1rul remo&!ied 3 bd bayfront, 60'
on the water, patio & dock. In the style of an Italian villa w/
slate Oooring in kitchen & dining room.
,631-1400 ................................................ $1,150.000
BIG CAN".ON 3 bdrm golr course estate w/tranquil views.
Master w/seating area, large country kitchen, dining &
ramily rooms, & spac~ for home orfice.
631-1400 ................................................ $1,650,000
• OPEN HOUSES •
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2970 Corte Hermosa -Newport
Gracie T aliaf errb
SUNDAY ONLY
4~Hse
$525,000
115 38th • Newport Beach 3/1 Bd Hse·
Austin Daynes $339,500 ·
5040 E. 3rd St Bd
Nancy Barfield $375,000
2045 Shipway ln · Baycrest. NB 4 Bd Hse
Pia D'Auria $579,000
346 Via Udo Soud • Udo Isle, NB · 4 Bd HM
Lorraine Fanington $895,000
1t1 Via San Remo -Udo Isle, NB 3 Bd Hse
Lynn Creamer $899,000
909 Via Udo Nord -Udo Isle~ NB 5 Bd the
• Christen Nilsen $2,400,000
SA11JRDAY & SUNDAY
2687 Pala Meta· Costa Meta
George Dashiell, June Adams
3 BdTwnhm
$274,000
3 Bd HM
3 Bd HM
508 San Bernardino -Newport Hgts
20231 Spruce • Santa Ana Hgts
Reggie McNemey $289,000
$464,900
4 Bd HM
Maureen Downey. Rosette Gindi
1542 SantMgc> • Baycrat. NB
Cheryl Johnston, Sally Nette!
2121 E. Ocean BIYd ·Pan. Pt. Bal
Richard Lee
$495,000
4BdHse
$595,000
3 Bd HM
$625,000
2031 YllCht Defender · Seavlew,.NB
Rosette ~ -Carole Freedman
1537 Keel · Harbor Vu Hiia. NB
Nancy Barfield, Sally Phillips
5BdH•
$749,000
1003 N. Baiyfront-&.lboll l.a.nd
Mark Jackson
435 v .. Udo Soud -Udo Isle, NB
Lynn Creamer, George Dashiel
318 Buena Vista -Bay&ont Patin
Olga Matthews r
4/1 Bd Hee
. $969,000
2/2/1 Trplx
$999,000
3BdHM
$1.395.000
1RV1NE COVE Price Dropped! Elega;nt traditional 5 bdrm
custom home w/ocean views. Formal dining & family
rooms, 5 car garage w/darkroom.
631-1400 ...................................... $1.975,000
UDO ISi.£ 5 bdrm "Bel Air" style masterpiece or 2 IOts w/
pool, forever bay view, top quality, extraordinary attention
to detail & triple garage.
631-1400 .! .............................................. $2,400,000
-OCEANFRONT Wondcrft~I old ')hingled l.x>ach hou-.e
w/4 bdrms. den sun room & huge brick patio + ~pd
rate office/!,1ud10 on 2 ..x cclnfront lot'
631 1400 $1 4%.000
DOVER SHORES Beautifully rcmodelt>d 4 hd b~1.··
front w/.,pa & large d<"ll.k Studv dining . .family & lm'ak
fast room!> most w/wa ter & mtn \.ic-~
6;31 1400 . $1 495 000
NORTH IAGUNJ\ Magnihct>nl 3 5ty 4 bd conh.•mp..>
rary w/180 ocean vus built bv owner architect 0\.1.'r
5000 -.q fl w/ dining. family & game r'"'"'"'
631 1400 $1 895 000
CQ.RONA DEL MAR'S Ocean Blvd w/ panoram1c-
ocean & harbor views Elegantly deforated traditional 4
bd home w/dlning & family rms & lnple s.arage
631-1400 ....... ~... .. . ... . ...... $1.9!::!0..000
BUENA VISTA Bavfront living in a premiers location
Fresh contemporary 3 bd ho~. fmlv rm & roof deck on
3rd level. lawn beach & doc~ for large boat
631-1400. . . .. . . . .. $1.995.000
MISSION \1IE.IO gated 4 bd lakefront estate on 2. lots
w/2 docks. A 3 sty residence w/dlning & huge fam1·
ly/game room. triple garage?, pool & spa.
631-1400 . . . . . . ... .. . $2.495 .000
ntREE ARCH BAY Laguna Beautiful remodelC?d 4
bd traditional oceanfront w/fab w Hrdwd nrs. bearnc.>d
ceilings. dbl paned wind~ & 4 frplces
631-1400 ·-. . $2.795.000
HARBOR RIDGE Former design house. 6 bd. superb
quality w/fabulous ocean vus Stone exterior w/den.
library. ~ & media room
!)31 1400 . .. .. .. ... . .. ,... $2.999.000
IAGVNJ\ BEACH a fabulous secunty gated near new
oceanfl"t>nt estate of aprx 10.000 sq ft . stairs to the
beach. guest house & 8 car garage. '
631-1400 .. . . . . ...... $10.800.000
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l.AGlJNITA Exc1tin9 con)emporary 4 bdrm· ocean
front home w/dining & f amlly rooms. ocean view
decks & balconies & private beach access Skylight<;.
·marble & hardwood Ooors & £ire & ~curity systems.
631-1400. .. . ..... ... .. . . . ..... $2.200.000
Spedalulng In propenlu for sale or lea~ .. on the water ... near the water. .. and with a ulew of the water ...
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2'..16 W. COAST HIGHWAY 31S MARIN£AVE.
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MAGNIFICENT HARBOR RIDGE'CASTLE
60R/R.5U/\ European Oavored mansion of approx. 11.000 sq. ft. on a rare
douhlc lot. Fabulous ocean & city lit?ht views. Separate t?ated pool & spa.
Gated motorrourt w/4 car garage. $~,000 . .
Hig Can~on Golr Course Custom-12 Chury Hills-OPftt S•t & Sun 1-
4:30-BANK WANTS IMMEOIA TE SALE! Fabulous 7th fairway location ..
Tri level (ii:mt. 40R/1ibmry/wine cellar/quiet location. $1,095,000
CORONA DEL \.tAR ·Approx. 7.000 sq. ft. masterpiece w/ awesome ocean.
hay & night light views. Rare huge lot situa&ed just above the harbor! 5BR,
5.SBA. Cu,.tomi1ed interior. Grounds include p00l. spa. teahouse & fonnal
Japanese gardens $2,308,00G
EASTSIDF: OASIS • v.'/ mini f•nn. '.lBR/'.lHA
wf cu~1on1 iourmcl ._lichen & hn:akfaSI room.
llrttradC'd 1hmughou1! Scrara1c RV/hoal rarL·
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Coll ege Park 3BR
doll house. Priced for
immediate sale due to
transfer! Great central
location, close to
h. I ,,. everyt mg .
$199,000
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Robyn Allen
Top 1" Of AD Realton Natluii•lde
Direct Une: 640-2677
*WXUIY l'OWl9IONE* . CORONA DEL NAiii\'
Mediterranean 4 ~r new 38R/3BA townhome w/vaulted ceilings. skv-lights. fireplace. 2 car garage. walk fo
beach!
1 yect.r new large 2BD/2BA townhome w/ltallan tile entry and kitchen. large living rm and formal
dining rm. Great master w/skylight and walk-In closet~ 2 car att. gar.
o.lp $&44.9001 0..., $359.000I
Daily Pilot
advertising "It 1ttmed important
to let you be aware o(
the very positive impact·
the Real Estate S«rion
o( the Daily Pilot tw
had for me and for
my clients.
From the commena ~calls 1 receive, it is
extremely apparent that the community at large
pays considerable attention to properties
advertised in your supplement.
1 also appreciate all the special counsel I tteeive
from your fine ataff in assisting me with the
presetlt2tion ol my ads, which have been dfectivc
for both Buyen and Sellers.•
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N&WIO&TTERllACS
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DUPLEX
Ver, nkeowneroccupled Dana
Built Duplex. Tons ol parking.
Bodi units hne nreplaces,
upper hu vaulted ceillngs, ex-
cellent condition. $4~900
BOB KOOP, JR. or SR.
NEWPORT TERRACE
, ... " IA, l *'Y oando. a.at location
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Stsi.tlt IOllCOOP,JL
IAYSllORES
SIR.SBA ..,_,plDdClOllllD1111ity, privalr.
...... r-ly orilnlUDd, block &om
daiMD'I park. Swroandod by mul~millioo
dcllbr .._.. S..._lt Olferlll
S7H,Mt IOI KOOP
RESIDENTIAL i/ LOT
This lot ii Oii• lhrcc qumcn c1 an
aae. Will tncle lcit few a oondoaumall
home. n.. )oc ia localed at Cowan
H.iP Dr. and Newport Blvd. in San&.a
Ana. It hu a view cm:rlooking the city
and ia aanounded by mulli·million
dollar homes.
$275,Mt BOB KOOP
Bob & Dovie Koop
Why list with just one agent!
Call the K~op team! .
760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580
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6 BR. 4 BA, PU.lam qbly ~bmie
cm~cUot. Thilblmai. 111111 iDd9diaa
..... mincnd -u. . ..We (rpl. _.,,
q--., pool. • IDd llll&cb lnlft!
S!,195,.. IOI KOOP .
Cn'Y OF ORANGE
INCOME PROPERTY
Four unit income propmtJ, two unila
arc 2 1&ory 2 BR, 2.S BA townhouM
1tyle. one wlil ia a 3 BR, lcBA owner
llY,le unit.. and ono unit ia an upps
level 2 BR, BA. cw roof .
Very Mativalild Seller!
$391,'" 908 KOOP
THE KOOP TEAM HAS HAD
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR . .
FOR. OUR.: CLIENTS AND WE-
w•HAVE ;SOLD ALMOST ALL
·oF OUR .. LISTINGS. MAKE 1995
YOUR YEAR FOR ·suCCESS AND
LIST WITH THE KOOP TEAM!
YOUR HOME
SOLD HERE!
: SOLD
4STARBURST
$149,900 ..................
46.11 SUIUtBY
$49.S,OOO ..................
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1160,900 Sll0,900
17 SUMMFJlW Al.It
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DUPLEX
Two, 2 bdrm. 1 ba. apts., plu• a
non-ccmformln1 bachelor apt_
Two car prqe. Steps to beada.
0.er $2,.300 a •oatll IRCOnM
wltllout summer rentals.
-$379,000 BOB KOOP
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S BR. S BA, The Best c:A Dover
Shorea.~cviewsof ocean,
Back Bay k city lites. Sit down
ban, fam. ·room, sun nn, g_uest
quanen, I&· pool. spa k rear
yard. Open k BriahL
I 195 000 BOB KOOP
NEWPORT TEaRAC&
1 BR. U IA., l llDfJ CIGDlk>. Qll9l lomicm
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4BR. ' •A. 1...-..t priced hems ill CmlDO HiFI.. Cmmr lot. La. cout)'lnt ...
roam to ..W poal. New ts.lin& ~ &pl,
Mldwood S-.. Walk to 3pm.le 119.ct...
WS... IOI KOOP
HARBOR WOODS
CORONA DEL MAR
2 B~ 2 QA, 2 story condo, very
sharp, near the pool, completely
redecorated. large patio,
fireplace, laundry, close to
ah<>pplna. BOB KOOP
$211,000
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Lyon ·Ridge in Aliso Viejo
continues .its brisk sales pace . .
H omeowners continue to find Lyon Ridge the right ,combination
of quality features. premiere location and value price as sales·
continue at a brisk rate. said Tim Johnson. sales manager at William
Lyon"'Homes
· "Families are really excited when they see the beautifully-appointed
and spacious homes at Lyon ridge.· he said "In fact. when we
released the 16 homes in Phase 111 in O~ober. 10 wer'e sold the very
f rr.st weekend •
Lyon Ridge 1s rn the master planned community of Aliso Viejo which
otf ers extensive recreation. entertainment and shopping facilities and
close proximity to major Southern California employment centers
Wrth some view lots still available, homes at Lyon Ridge offer
flexible designs allowing families to create the perfect homes oHheif
dreams The two-story homes range from 1,662 to 2.003 square feet
and otter three or four bedroom floor plans with options for bonus
rooms. children's suites. dens and expanded familyrooms. Three-car
garages. d ecorative plant shelves and art niches. architectural · ·
windows and volume ceilings are standard features in each home
Wilham Lyon Homes has included so man.y luxurious
appointments: Johnson said. "Families are especially excited
about features such as the 9-foot ceilings, three-car garages witn
\ roll-up doors and flexibility of the floor plan designs. There is a lot
of interest in the Plan Three which off er~ the option of a downstairs
bedroom, a den or an expanded family room." ·
Lyon Ridge homes include spacious master bedroom sites
featuring elegant compartmented baths, oval tubs, separate
showers and spacious walk-in closets. The light and airy kitchens
include room ureakf ast nooks, ceramic tile counters. custom-
craftea cabinets. recessed lighting, pantries and popular White-
on-white appliances.
Lyo'n Ridge home offer compartmentalized secondary baths.
space-saving media niches in the family room and convenient
interior laundry rooms and linen closets
Exterior are accented by stone-, brick or stucco and roofs feature
fire-resistant concrete tile. Complete rear-yard fencing is included.
Lyon Ridge homeowners enjoy living i.n the master planned
community of Aliso Viejo located only four miles from Laguna
Beach. It is known for its superior schools and amenities.
To reach Lyon Ridge. exit Interstate 9 at El Toro Road and
proceed toward the beach. Make a left a Aliso Creek and follow
the directional signs. For more information. call 831 -9668
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IN DESERT HOT SPBINGS t HE BLUfFS ! poo" & ~ 'IU' I hltXI.. Imm .1 ht~ nt'"' hOtclA..1,m11 t-.1nt.1,lll \ICll> t.x.a1111n ~
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nice lj<1mc, wmlUnd 1hc .in:a.
h~-< ,umdtnl,! & flO\JIC 'BR. I.Im nn 1.:Ull•
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cd 1-rell('h doo" & hnt·I.. 1r1mmcc.I p.11111 ASKING $295,000
ASKING $359.900 A~ MF. li:XISTI 'G FINANCING
CONDO HOTLINE
Dear Hotline: I have reason 10 suspect one of the homeowners 1n our
co,...1munity 1s running a care home for tt·,e eloerly While I am sympathetic \0 the
concerns of the elderly and need tor retirement housing, I am also quite
concerned this home has a negative 1mpac1 on our community What can we
do? lJ
Dear P.K.: Many CC&Rs contain restrictions which hm1t the residential use of
-Fii I 111
Condo
Hotline
the homes to what is typically defined as single family use.
In general. such restrictions attempt to prohibit more than
one family per household or groups of non-related per sons
occupying single residence.
While such restric1tons affect Federal and State
Constitutional nghts of ind1v1duals to associate with others.
the 1985 California Res1dent1al Care Facilities for the Elderly
Act at Health and Safety Code, Section 1569.87 provides:
"Facility serving six or fewer persons, considerati9n as
residential use for purpose of transfer of real property for
purpose of any contract, deed or convenant for the transfer
of real property executed on or after Jan 1, 1979. a
res1dent1al f ac1hty for the elderly which serves six or fewer
persons shall be considered a residential use of property
and a use of property by a single f am11y. notwithstanding any disclaimers to the
• contrary."
By its express terms. however. Health & Safety Code, Section 1569.87
excepted any contract, deed or covenant executed prior to Jan. 1, 1979. In
other words. a restricitive covenant effective prior to 1979 was considered valid
and enforceable.
Now, a recent case from our California Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate
District held a 1993 amendment to the CaliforniaFair Employment and Housing
Act (FEHA) at Government Code. Sections 12955 and 12955 6 invalidated 1hat
portion of Health & Safety Code. Section 1569 87 which permitted such J:?re-
1979 use restrictions to remain 1n effect In Broadmoor San Clemente HOA v
Nelson. 94 Daily Journal D.A.R 6901. the court rev1~wed the leg1slat1ve notes
and comments of the sponsors of the amendment to FEHA. which revealed a
clear intent to bring California's housing law into a form which 1s · substantially
equivalent" ·o the Federal Fair Housing Act The Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD) 1dent1f1ed several d1screpanc1es between FEHA and
the Federal Fair Housing Act. anp because of those discrepancies. California
lost its federal funding. Accordingly, the sponsors of the 1993 amendment to
FEHA purposefully sought to bring California's housing laws into conformance
with federal la~. invalidating any state law which purports to require or permit
Moreover, even 1f the h~eowner operates this care facility as a business or for
profit, the court in Broadmoor conclude that even business use restricttons on
housing accommodations for the elderly, violate the Federal Fair Hous..ng Act
·Accordingly. so long as the homeowner's use fall within the parameters of both
FEHA and federal law, your association can't enforce a ~ingle family us.e
rest• iction against the homeowner. Nevertheless. 11 would be a good idea for
your association to obtain a release and 1ndemn1ty lrom the homeowner. along
with providing proof of the proper permits. insurance and /or licenses .I suggest
you contact your community assoc1ahon legal counsel for further guidance
11o .. Feinberg la an .ltomer 11nd managing partner of Feldaott,
Lee & Feinberg, a law t\m emplNtalzlng the practice of law In
the .,.. of cOlllllMlftlty nsoclatlona. He cennot lnclhrklualty .. .
,. ... OW?d to the questions, but wll anawet' •• 11111ny •• po..able
In the Hotlll• columaa. .. llmlt ~ .,..11ona to Community
~ Hotline, 4 Civic Plm,Sulte 300, Newport -..Ch,
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Deer Ridge celebrates strong sales success with final phase release of best views
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In a stunning display of homebuyer confidence Rielly Homes· Deer Ridge
neighborhood 1n Dove Canyon has en1oyed extremely strong sales since its May
Grand Opening the final phase of homes has already been released and only
seven remain available for purchase Prices start from the mid $200.000s
We are delighted with the tremendous success Deer Ridge has had in recent
months. said Ann Wheeler sales representative for Deer Ridge "The final nine
homes. which were released much sooner than expected. are selling rapidly
Several also boast fantastic view lots and desirable cul-de-sac locations which
enhance their overall appeal
Because of the ongoing demand for Deer Rrdge. there really rs no time to wait 1f
you have seriously been considering a move to this pbpular neighborhood •
Wheeler added "Families who want to start planning now should also note these
last homes will be ready for occupancy 1n the early spring of next year and we
have two homes that will be ready for a November 1994 move-in."
Wheeler said with only 34 homes 1n the entire collection. spaciousfour, five and
six-bedroom floorplans oversized lots up to 17.000 square feet. the highest
vantage point in Dove Canyon. and 180-degree views of the golf course and
beyond 11 doesn't get much better than this. Judging from the overwhelming
response dunng our final phase celebration. it is clear that many South Orange
County homebuyers share my sentiments
I would also like to congratulate The Petersen family who were the winners of
our monthly drawing." Wheeler said "The Petersens, a family of six recently
purchased a Plan Three home in Deer Ridge's third phase.·
The beautifully crafted single-family Deer Ridge homes. designed by
Bassenian-Lagoni Architects range from 2, 132 to 2.662 square feet of interior
space and feature up to six bedrooms. up to three baths and standard three-car
garages (opuonal four-car garage is available on select lots)
Surrounded by panQram1c views of the golf course. the majestic Cleveland
National Forest and the Saddleback Mountains. Deer Ridge is located on one of
the highest points within the guard-gated. Dove Canyon. Residents wilt also
appreciate the peace of mind offered by the presence of a 24·hour manned
community entry gate and roving common patrols
Past the gates of Dove Canyon. residents are close to a wide variety of
shopping and services that provide all the convenience of the outside world.
including medical centers located w1th1n minutes of the community, said. Tom
Rielly. president of Rielly Homes.) ~
One of Southern California's most popular master-planned communities. Dove
Canyon's natural beauty is highlighted by acres of protected open space and a
75-mile network of trails which are set against the impressive backdrop of the
Starr Ranch Audubon Society and Cleveland National Forest. Covering some of
the most inspirinQ terrain in the area. Dove Canyon's 874-acre master plan
combines lush fairways and world-class recreation with astunning array of single._
f amity residences. .
For example, residents of Deer Ridge will enjoy full access to superior
recreafional facilities. including the residents-only Swim and Tennis Club.
Overlooking Dove Lake. this facility features a 25-meter 1urnor Olympic sw1mm1ng
pool, cabana. whirlpool spa. barbecue. picnic grounds andfour lighted tennis
courts
Further accenting the community's recceational ambiance are two community
parks which include a basketball half-court, tot lot. jungle gym and equestnan
trails. The centerpiece of Dove Canyon is the pnvate championship 18-hole Jack
Nicklaus Signature Golf Course. which.is rated among the top three courses 1n
Orange County and among the top 11 in the state by Golf Digest Its focal point.
the exclusive 47.000-square-foot Dove Canyon Country Club. 1s also a private
facility, featuring a pro shop, workout room and full dining facilities.
Young and growing f smilies will also appreciate the outstanding eoucational
opportunities available to them. Deer Ridge is served by excellent schools In the
Saddleback Valley Unified school District. one of the best in Orange County.
Dove Canyon Is also within a short walking distanceof the well-regarded, private
Santa Margarita High School. Now the enviable seclusion of Dove Canyon 1s
more accessible than ever before for business commuters and their families. with
the first completed phase of the new Foothill Transportation Corridor (toll road).
This alternative route has provided a long-awaited alternative to the 1 ·5/1-405
(El Toro Y) interchange, by offering a direct. 3 2-mile link from the Santa Margarita
Parkway/El Toro Road intersection to nearby Sand Canyon Boulevard. From
there. a new 3 35-mile stretch of Portola Parkway leads commuters to Jeffrey
Road and on to other major arterials in Irvine.
When completed in mid-1995, the second phase of the toll road will run
through the center of Santa Margarita Business Park and Santa Margarita Town
Center. and east to Antonio Parkway, providing a direct link for Dove Canyon
residents As an additional route from Dana Point and San Juan Capistrano. Dove
Canyon is close to the 1-5 Freeway via Oso and Antonio parkways
In addition to Deer Ridge. Rielly Homes is also showcasing The Club Collection
within Dove Canyon, an award-winning neighborhood of three. four and five
bedroom luxury homes ranging from 2.209 to 3.003 square feet of space; prices a~e from $286.900. Many of these homes are situated directly on the fairway. ·
overlooking natural vistas and breathtaking waterscapes.
Led by president Tom Rielly and vice president Bruce Rielly, the Rielly team's
commitment to excellence 1s preserved through the hands-on approach pf a
whole family in business together. Building on a tradition of 14 successful years
in the homebuilding industry. Rielly Homes inspires the trust and loyalty of its
buyers by offering custom-level features and upgrades that surpass established.
standards and expectations.
To visit Deer Ridge. take the San Diego Freeway (5) to Parkway arid turn right.
Continue to Plano Trabuco and turn rigflt again At Dave Canyon Drive turn left
and proceed to the guard gate and follow the signs to Deer Ridge. The sales
office is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information on Deer Ridge. call
Ann Wheeler at 714/459-5715
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT /4REAL 'ESTATE
Repalrt.• ll•Mal•d -...rock Is -•••r than rou think
After you have lived in your house for a few years, 11 s common to have dents and
small holes in the interior walls Some homes even have large holes in rhe walls These
blemishes are not only un_sightly, but .can actually make the home appear worn and
abused
Luckily, these damages are relattvely quick and easy to repair Whether you're a
seasoned do-it-yourself pro. or mechanically chall~nged a few steps will make your
wall look hke new again
To get started, you first have to assess the s1tua11on A dent or a small hole (less than
an inch) will requlfe different toots than a large hole
For a dent or a~small hole 101nt compour.d or spackle will probably be suff1c1ent to
get the JOb done To use either. simply spread 1t over the blemish with a putty knife
being careful to cover the affected area completely When.the compound has dried
sand 1t smooth •
F-Or a larger problem you-will need to reinforce the area before you patch 11 For
holes up to five inches '°' example you will need a wire screen (about 2-inches larger
than the hOle} Before inserting the screen into the hole. tie a piece of string around a
small pops1cle stick and put the other end of the string through the screen
Next .. insert the screen wt th the pops1cle stick 1n back leaving the free end ol the
string outside the hole When you pull the string the screen will push flush againsrthe
back of the hole, with the stick for support Then simply patch the hole hke normal
while holding he string firmly Be sure to completely fill the hole so the compound will
adhere to the sc reen Once the compound has drted, cut the string flush with the wall
and sand the area like normal to obtain a smooth finished surface
For large holes {over 5 inches 1n d iameter) you will need to use another p1~e of
sheetrock for the patch Cut the patch at an angle about 1 inch larger than the hole
Next. place the patch over the hole and trace 11 with a pen or pencil Cut the hole
along the lines. at the same angle as the patch This will clean away any loose pieces
Of the b(eak. as well as ensure a proper fit for the patch
C@ll\l ~rr lfil tt1llllilfil ttll@ll\l~ ~
Your loan has been approved!
' Once you've obtained a proper ht. spread compound along the edges of the patch·
and gently put the patch in place Next. smooth the compound and apply drywall tape
over the edges. When everything 1s dned. lightly sand the area for a smooth surface
Let Norwest Mortxage Show You How.
We. Can Put You Into Your Own ~ome For The Same Monthly Payment · As You Are Paying Now!
If the hole 1s excessively large you may need to use support boards qut a hole in
the same manner as descnbed above (When using support bOards, angling 1s not
necessary). Then. place one or two 1 x 2 boards about 2-inches larger than the hole
and screw drywall screws through the d rywall into the board(s) Put the patch 1n place
and secure it to the boards with drywall screws Finish the job with the compound and
• With Today's Interest Rates, Why Rent When You Can Buy?
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...... -of Jan. 5, ~-KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30.re• fixed
INTEREST 'Wt POINTS LOCK-
TYPE PHONE RATE OWN ('Wt) IN A.P.A.
American Home Loans (714) 955-363!_ 9.375% 10 0.000 10 9.415
ARCS Mortgage K (800J_6n-~ao -9.125% 5 1.750 30 9.365
Bank of America B (800) 424-2632 9.250% 10 2.000 45 9.522 ----Ba_nk_o_f_C_a_llf_om_ia ______ a_ (714) 2522_362_ 9.250°k 10 1.250 30 9.433
California Federal Bank _S_(_800_) 225-3337 9.250% 20 ..!..£5 __ 45 9.507
Chase Manhattan B (714) 760-2671 _ ~355% 20 2.000 30 9.628
Countrywide Funding K (800) 8n-~26 __ .~875% 5 1.875 45 9. 126
CUB Funding K (800) 500--0282 9.125% 5 1.500 45 9.336
Oetrict< Mortgage Group A (714) 759-9692 8.875% 5 2.500 13 9.198 --"----Downey Savings s (800) 336-9639 9.250% 20 1.625 4_5 __ 9_.4_n_
Emery Financial, Inc. A (714) 729-9200 9.000"A. 10 1.875 15 9.253
Fldehty Federal Bank S (800) 232-2309 9.125% 5 2.250 10 9.424
First Interstate Bank B (800) 560-5001 9.250% 20 2.500 30 9.581
First Nationwid•Mtg. K· (800) 843·2265 9.125% 5 1.500 30 9.336
Fleet Mortgage K (800) 700-5650 9.375% 5 0.500 45 9.472
Glendale Federal Bank S '(800) 560-9000 9.000% 5 1.250 45 9.181
Home $avings s (800) 975-5051 9.200% 10 1.500 30 9.412
Irvine Natlot\al Mtg. A (714) 857-79n 9.000% 10 1.750 15 9.238
Newport Financial K (800) 808-5626 9.125% 10 1.125 1 O 9.293
Oceanview Financial A (800) 266-0555 9.375% 10 0.500 60 9.472
Union Bank B (800) 453-1288 9.250% 20 2.000 60 9.522
Wells Fargo Sank 8 (800) 225-5932 9.250% 20 1.500 60 9.463
Westem Financial Sav. S (714) 532-7275 9.500% ... 5 · 0.250 45 9.569
INTEAEST 'Wt POtNTS MAX. MARGIN
RATE OWN ('Wt) A,P.A. LOAN ('Wt! INDEX
4.750% 10 0.750 7.332 300,000 2.875 110 -----------3.950% 20 1.000 7.101 ,203,150 2.625 110
5.625% 10 1.750 9.834 203, 150 2.625 HS -6.750% 20 1.250 9.n1 500,000 2.750 H S
3.950% 20 1.000 6.976 203.150 2.500 110 -------6.250% 25 2.000 9.256 1.000.000 2.625 6T8 --------4.125% ~ 1.500 6.903 203,150 . 2.375 110
5.375% 20 1.500 7 .038 350,000 2.500 110 ---4.950°.4 11} 1.500 6.784 400,000 2.250 110
3.750% 25 1.250 7.000 600.000 2.500 110
3.990% 20 1.62S 6.989 650,000 2.450 110 --------.----~ -----8. 350% 10 2.250 7.204 203.150 2.500 110 -------------6. 000% 20 1.875 7.165 203,150 2.625 110 -----------.------------3.875% 10 1.875 7 .064 203, 150 2.500 11 0
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6.500% 20 1.000 10.032 203, 150 2.875 tTS 6M ------------·----------4.850% 20 1.000 6.884 500,000 2.400 110 1 M --~-----------.;...._ __ 4.000% 20 1.125 7.239 500,000 2.750 110 1M ----3.500% 20 1.750 7.148 500,000 2.600 110 1M ---------7, 250% 10 0.750 9.n 1 203, 150 2.750 HS 1Y ______________ .;....___ --~
5.875% 20 1.000 7.070 203,150 2.625 110 6M
4.250% 20 1.000 7.228 203,150 2.750 110 1M -----------~-~ 4.000% 20 1.000 7.376 300,000 2.900 11 O' 1 M
Boll 1.S & 14lllltlle program1 -30r'30 ~tionll lllOl1gllgel. TWle of Lendlt Is B • 8-111; K • lllOl'1l!QI benller, R • ~ brolcllr. S • uvtnga & loen ~ bM!ceft and b1okM9 ere lcenMd by Irle c.lllotnia
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mum of $203, 150. ll•llfl(ln %1 It lenders profit; nwirgln • tnOllll • ac:tlJ8I 111• eftlw ftrst ~ Inda II fie tMIM lo! ~ en 14..,. rate (Meigin • lnOu • N9w Ra•) 11 D • 11th Oiat. eo.t ol FU!lds. 1 TS • 1 ·Veer Treasury
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lote mof1DI08, Mild e .... 50dl8dq>eyabte to MorlQege NewsCo., 1810 f .17'1St,&.'le100, s.nte Ma. CA92701 (714) 136-11n COPVAIGHT r. 1995 Mongage ~Co
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221 San Remo 3BR SAT/SUN 12-4
Canne1' Village Realty
673-37 7 .
16 Chatham Court 3BR SUN 1-4:30
Wesle¢ N. Taylor Co.
644-4 10
5 Maritime Drive 2BR SUN 1-4:30
Wesle¢ N . Taylor Co.
644-4 10
2054 E. Oceanfront 3BR SAT/SUN 12-4
Canne1' Village Realty
673-37 7
$619,000
$995,000
$595,000
$1 ,699,000
NewPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
LAGUNA HILLS -LEISURE. WORLD
5596-A Vesta Del Mondo 28R
Owner -Ray
64~2181
BYAPPT.
COSTA MESA
277 Roch4!ster 3BR
Metro Realty, Tex Griffith
548-9909
1090 El Camino Dr. 5BR
Franklin Realty
640-7000
SAT/SUN 1-5
SAT 10-2
$459,500
$275,000
$235,000
California Pacific Homes' Project Playhouse '94 garners awards ...
California Pac1f1c Homes· Pro1ect
Playhouse 94 an authentic Craftsman
cottage was the big winner at the
recent HomeA1d fund-raising event
garnering four top awards including
the Grand Award for its elaborate
children & playhouse
In add1t1on 10 w1rin1ng the coveted
Grand Award for overall excellence
the company s entry also won the
Frank Lloyd Wrrght Trophy for Best
Architectural Design. Craftsman Trophy
for Best Bu1lder/Crattsman and the
Mirror Image Trophy for Most Authentic
and Realistic Design "
During a public outdoor auction near
the Hard Rock Cafe in Fashion Island
Cahfornia Pac1f1c Homes playhouse
was sold to the highest b1dder1br
$22 000
Showcasing a contemporary
interpretation of a Craftsman cottage.
the unique playhouse was h1ghhghted
by a covered front porch. sleeping loft.
skylight kitchenette with running
water Cable TV extensive wood
paneling custom cabinets. operable
casement windows and wood shingle
s1d1ng
All of the playhouses were 1udged by
a d1st1ngu1shed panel of newspaper
and magazine editors. marketing
experts architectural and design
professionals and pubhc otf1c1als
before being auctioned off
Pro1ec1 Playhouse. a 'design and
build compet111on of children's
·playhouses is an annual fund-raiser for
Home Aid Orange County a non-profit
children s
organization that builds and
renovates shelters for the trans1t1onally
homeless Since its inception 1n 1989.
HomeA1d Orange County has
completed 19 shelter projects. adding
more than 300 beds and has
raised nearly $4 5 m1lholl 1n cash and
in-kind contributions with the help of
more than 1.000 companies and
250 000 volunteer hours
'We are absolutely thrilled that our
Pro1ect Playhouse entry inspired so
much excitement and was so well-
rece1ved. • said Laurie Gordon. vice
president of marketing for California
Pac1f 1c Homes "There were so many
fabulous
playhouse~ on display. we feel
especially honored by the recognition
and are already looking forward to next
year's event.
"Because this fund-raiser is such a
pos111ve step m helping homelessness.
I would like to thank everyone in the
community for their tremendous
support The creative team.
particularly, deserves most of the
praise for donating their services and
materials to California Pacific Homes·
Project Playhouse '94. and for making
1t such a great success.·
Key players who oversaw the
development of the playhouse
included Merv Boyd of California
Pac1f1c Homes. Trimco Finish Inc .
Austin/Johnson Interior Design. JBZ
Darius Architects. BCI & Associates,
Contemporary Framing
Contractors Nicholas Lane
Contractors. Inland Roof Company,
Inc . Pacifica Sheet Metal, Residential
Electric. Gateway Plasterrng, Inc .
ABC.
Products Co ,
Ackerson
Hardware &
Supply. Old
Quaker Paint
Company,
ABR ,
Southwest
Painting
Company.
New
Plumbing
Contractors.
Inc. •
Advanced
Cleaning
Concepts,
Cassello
Company,
Fashioner aft
Floor. Inc ..
Gateway
Plastering.
Inc., Installations Plus. Jayaro •
Manuf acturmg Company. La Fleur
Draperies. Lamps Plus
Centennial Lighting and Pelican
Woodworks. ·
California Pacific Homes offers
homebuyers a depth of professional
experience and a commitment to
excellence second to none~ Ttus
dedication can be seen and
appreciated of every step of the
homebuilding and homebuying
process ·
Calif Ornia Pacific Homes 1s bu1ld1ng
neighborhoods of award-winning
homes and a tradition of success and
stability Currently. Cahforn1a Pacific
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Homes has 15 neighborhoods
available for sale m Orange County
Montecito. Cantada. Palo Vista.
Presidio, Travilla, San Miguel.
Miramonte and Valencia within Tustin
Ranch; Sancerre. St Michel. .
Montserrat and the newest
neighborhood which is grand opening
tt}is weekend. December 3rd. St
Laurent at Newport Ridge within the
Newport Coast community.
and at Westpark m lrvme. Brio,
Aventura. Brindisi and Positano.
For more inf ormatton on any of
Callforn1a Pacific Homes ex1st1ng
neighbomoods. please call (7 14) 759-
3 167
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•Ladas In .. ,boil Island Sales and Listings · 675-4822
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•I'" • $1,1•.s,ooo , .. ""ot.h n ft\11'11 h'\•'f Jmott· 'n' "'-"' '"' '~
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.... \. ......... ", .... C,f\'tlf' ... SOUTH IAYRlOHT .,,,,_
OJWI 'N lot 111 !t1P PIOHIJJES AVAii.Ml.£;
431 VISTA FLORA •. BCH
(Tht' Bluffs) .
Expanded 'ingle-lc,el .. Linda" Plan.
This 3BR-2BA unit hao;; a fanta.,tic lu'h
greenbelt location w/vie"' of tree' &
winding paths. Floor:to-ceilrng "inJ-
owi.. co1y fireplace. 5-yr old nKlf
h home M II' S-.l-'S 000
· 2333 VISTA HUERTA, N. B
(The Bluff~)
Bluff, 2BR .. dollhou~c .. in parl..-likc
-.ctt ing w/,unny "i'ta'! Thi ' immacu-
late home feature' plantation !.hutter...
fircphwc. lil..c-new l..itl·hcn appliam.-c'
& twn car garage w/,toragc. Great
llx.-ation! Wondc<ful 'tarter home. tcr-
.,-( e' $189000 •
IH H <;Bl 1.1.E,, BKI{ 171~1 720 -liO~
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MESA DEL MAR 5 bdrm. 3BA price
Reduced! Payments are cheaper than rent!.
1090 El Camino Drive ............ $235,000
Leona~x301
BtG CANYON Townhome. Reduced
$10,00CM 2Bdrm 2.5BA + den. Beautiful
condition •..••...••..•......•...••.•..•..• $230,000
Laura McKetvey x309
Ocean. Catalina & gQlf course views.
C1meo Hl&hlanch remodel. 3Bdrm 2Ba.
yard & spa .............................. $799,000
LawaMcKetve
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1995 I PAGE 37
YOIJR OWN PRIVATE W.INE CEl .. l .. AR
.IASMINE CREEK drea• ftUALITY :! bdr111 2 hat la
5 MARITIME DR ....,..,__ _ __ .,_~~---~---~~~-"----'
te P..-leet._I IExt•11sh·e PaOo. Prh .. t• Spa
C..•••lty Peel a11tl T.'9•1!111
t/!,0-~~-.
~ PftEsTIGIOIJS BELCOURT CONDO
corner· unit D plan .
Sil£ OR LE~SE
Immediate possesslo11
H1JGE MASTER suite adja~nt
sitting room & n~plaee.
3 FIREPLACES 3 BDRMS 3 1h BATHS
16 CHATRAM·COURT.
Presented by: Lucille Hoyt
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. -SINCE.,.,.
ONE CNIC PLAZA. SUITE 260 644-4910
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Owner needs out now! Corner duplex in Olde
Corona del Mar. 38drm 3Ba + 1 Bdrm
I Ba ..... SMotJVated!
Laura Md(efvey x309
East side Com Mesa Condo end urnt.
remodel 4Bdrm 2.58a. European Kitchen
best location '" complex ............ $230,000
Laur1 Mcl(elvey ~309
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Real Estate Buy Lines is our
column Which highlights real estate
companies and agents. ..
Featured will be individµal or company
awards, promotions, births, marriages
and other interesting tidbits.
InforJTiation Inust be received no later
than Monday of each week. ·Return the
informa..._tion to your advertising
representative or. fax to:
Joyce Scherer ..
Real Estate Editor
646-4170
or .mail to:
Daily Pilot ·
' 330. W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Atht: Joyce Scherer
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1995 /PAGE 39
Lyon ltills offers ·preiniere •~cation, ·
and qilality features at a .gre-t price
F arMies looking-f0<-a--new home in F-00th1ll
Ranch are finding the newly opened Lyon Hills
offers the features of an executive .homes at an
amazing price. explained Tim Johnson. sales
manager tor William Lyon Homes:
·As they tour our beautiful two-story models,
tamilies find luxury appointments around every
corner. and are thrilled with the modest starting
price of-$204.990: he said •tt's a real advantage to
be located in the prestigiou& community of Foothill
Ranch with its abundant recreation. entertainment
and shopping.·
The model homes at Lyon Hills opened recently
to rave reviews for the three spacious homes which
from 1,791to2.089 square feet. These bright and
airy floorplans offer three or four bedrooms with two
and one-half or three baths. Each home includes
beautiful doubfe~door entries. soaring volume
ceilings in the formal living and dining rooms. and
nine-foot ceilings throughout the rest of the home
William Lyon Homes has included art niches.
plant shelves. media niches. and sunlit
architectural window designs throughout the
spacious homes to create an· air of richness and
etegance. The gourmet kitchens offer breakfast
nooks and spacious pantries. shining hand-set
ceramic tile countertops. custom-crafted hardwOod
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cabinets and gleaming 11thite-on-white appliances
Each home includes generous linen and storage
closets. along with interior laundry rooms with utility
sinks Three-car garages with sectional roll-up
doors are a standard feature.
T he Plan One i~ a three bedroom design with
formal living and d ining room and comfortable
family room with wood-burning fireplace adjacent
to the kitchen. Upstairs. the spacious master suite
feaJures a compartmentalized bath with double
walk-in closet and separate shower and oval tub
Secondary bedrooms are oversized, and offer a
walk-in closet. ·
The stately Pl~ Two includes 1,983 square feet
in a four bedroom. two-and-one-half bath
floorplan The step-down formal living and dining
rooms have soaring ceilings and the spacious
family rooms include a charming French door to
the exterior. The contemporary kitchen includes an
island countertop as Well as spacious breakfast
nook .The master suite features its own media
niche and the master bath offers his and her
closets. separate bath and shower and dual sink
vanity ..
P1an Three offers 2.089 square feet in a four
bedroom. three bathtiome design. It has a step-
down formal living and dining reom. elegant
kitchen with island c·ountertop and breakfast nook
and comfortable family room with wood-burning
fireplace an(:1 elegant French door to the outside
The downstairs bedroom can be converted to a
den to meet a family's individual needs
The master suite offers a spacious dressing area.
separate shower and oval tub and large walk-in
closet Secondary bedrooms are oversized and the
extra large secondary bath has dual basin vanities
The convenient upstairs laundry room has easy
access to bedrooms
F oothill Ranch is a popular community located
just minutes from the 1-5 and the 405 Freeways as
well as the FoothiH Transportation Corridor which
serve major Southern California employment
Centers. Residents of this conveniently located
master-planned community can en1oy the beaullf ul
scenery r>f the natural hijls and views of
Saddleback Valley while appreciating the
numerous recreational facilities including the
'1'1eighbonng 1.100-acre wilderness park offering
mountain bike and hiking t[ails and picnic f ac1ht1es.
To reach Lyon Hills. exit the 1-5 Freeway at La~e
Forest Drive and travel north to Foothill Ranch Turn
left on Portola and right on Bake Pa(kway to the
modefs at 37 Toulon Ave. For more information.
please call (714) 587-1552.
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THIS BEAl/TY'S GOTTA GOI $225,000
This large 3BR home has a great location with new
carpet. windows and central air cood1tionmo Move
in now. it's ready (320RE)
~ .... CHECK nttS OUT1 $1",900
3BR. 2 SBA 2·story Country Club Vina. Great
location view of pOOI & grounds Sec. oated
Owner w1H carry 1st (303Cl)
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UPGRADED BEAUTY $189,987
Mesa Verde •state street' lovely 3BR 2BA & tam
room• Kitchen has been ll!Qllly UPQ13ded. vauhed
ceilings_ fireplace. hie entry Spacious otien & auy!
(33NEV) . . *** COSTA MES;\'S tOP SELLING·OFFICE ***
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OPl·N 11< >l i~. ~\ll 1U>•\\ 1-1
COSTA MESA
1542 Brulnbark
Carmen Sipos1Car1 Reagan
2406 Narbonne Way
Jeme Mahoney
3325 Alabama
Delpha Oswald
2403 College Or.
Jerrie Mahoney
$159.900
$2()9,000
$229,900
$292.240
Of, .;\i It< )( ',f Sl Nl>t\\ I I
COSTA MESA
2406 Narbonne Way
Jeme Mahoney (12-4)
2781 Cibola
Sandy A'd11mek
2426 College Dr.
Pat Davis
33 Westeria
Elsa Hoyt
2403 College Or
Jeme Mahoney
419 19th Street
Dorothy Ables
N. SANTA ANA
2602Acacla
$209,000
$216.900
$255.000
$274.900
$292.240
$295.000
ss.ooo
RETIRE IN lEISURE $35,000
Stal Beach le!Sllrt World11Bf\ 1BA. SIQOle S10ly 111(11a24 hr
secunly guard oated complex Pool gott clubllOIM Not a
moblle holne' caw today lor more into• (13STA)
REASON NOT TO RENT $119,000
Assumable FHA loan Grut tor 1st bme buyer willl 2 INSlet
surtes " pmtlgtOUs u esllore complex Come see this one cal now• (28MJ)
STARTIR ... INVESTOR'S OEUGHTl $12A, 900
2BR 1 BA home on a Wge IOI Hudwood noors new pmt &
roof WiD seM last Oon I miss out on tile orut opport11n11Y'
(St POP) i>
PERFECT FOR YOU! $1,71500
SIN.I Eastslde complex 28R 2-car ~ townhOme B*ony off
ul)l)el rm t..ro dining and IMng am Cet ~ b1t bt Oytrloob
a yard (24SAN)
NEWPOfi BEACH FOR ONlY... $1.c9,900
O\Jie1 28R 2 58A Ntwport condo Close to b*e lrols ~
lots ol open SPiCts Condo NS been upgraded *•th ~
IOUChts ( IOMOO)
AFFORDABLE STYU $159,900
Greriell loc new rools. new cpt new paint 38R. 2 SBA. large
luxury tnhlTl nea1 So ~st Pim lhuteis & 11101e' Comm ~s ierns cal now• (64Wlil)
EXQUISITE EXECUTIVE $161,000
Oramatt llrgtl min~ lloorplan With spnl stJ11case & sunil
sky!IQht 2 masters bay windows 2-a.r oar and inside laundry (W'~C)
lAJIGE FAMILY HOMEl GIEAT IUY1 $169,917
J8R 2 2S8A I Addlflorul formal dining & llYQt llltlowd pjbO
too' ~rdwood lloors rtmodeltd kltcbttl• M.ist sd 11ud1
(67GOV)
NEWPC>IT GLEN TOWNHOME $178,000
TIMs 3BR upgraded aod exp.inded urul is close to ~ Bay Also
has a 2-car garage. a hreplace and pool. hot tub and sauna
(158RU)
2 FOR lHE PllCE OF 1 $179,000
Adorable IBR + IBR •lre!U frtsllly ~l!d in & out New
carpel Frt11ell door & ~ fttdow Exh Ms rts own lrg
yard nu Qndscaclt & wllile pdel fence' (2(f()M)
VALUE. lOCAJlON a CHAIM $1M,OOO
• Adorable home on cul-dt·sac ls waltinp lor yoa 48R. 2
remodeled BA. lalgeyard, lresll pallll ~-.. ~
& more (55MAA)
ENTERTAINER'S MRADmf $1M,9t7
~icefy remodeled homt' WOl*flll fallljfy rm w/111tpqcel
Upancled Mier bedroom & d-t1 ~ kisll y&ld bublJllng spa (6SSUR)
LET'S MAKE A DEAi. $189,000
Giant 58R lot under $200,000! Incredible vlluc only 1 5 milts
from buch New IOOf paitC. 0W dOOr, lemodeted kit~ &
baths Mus1 setq11VA1.) '
SEUER HEADED oun $199,000
Huoe 38R w/Xln lg msu suce. 1 75 llll9f1CMd BA Lg limg
room w/Btrbt1 CPI lovely lalrltly room & den m11101ed
od!OC>es, 1111 klldlen fir Owner G1CS • sold nowt (21VEL)
I
r.AMtlY NEJGHIORHOOO $205,000
4BR 1 7SBA. huoe loll ~vm & lntlldty attJ ~k!V ~ &
p11ced to sell" loo 1Nny "pgrades 10 llltllllOll ~It 1~1
(1600R)
UNIEUEVAILE VIEW! $209,000
EfllCY most ~etlll bll;" top ~tion & nJlure al your ftct
from ki•urlOUS IDWllllome lleM bf..Kh' 28R 2 SBA 2-o: ~
(10SEA)
MINI £STATE $215,000
Oua~ conaot 28R home Over 20 000 sq IL 2 R· 1 lols ~
b1111d 2 custom hOmes lmutilut Wldsup•no ~tue 11'1 land
Must see (101CR)
COUNTRY mcHEN a MOREi $216,900
lJ!QeSI 48fl Mesa Del U. estate SpKious Wl1 rm rnn&ce 11'1 IN rm ~um wtw1"of tub' freshly Pllllted ~IG'rut bcflus room I001 (27CIQ)
CHAlMING CAP£ coo $217,000
Fantaslle Back Bay complex• Unique style 38R. 2 SBA 2~r oar• Fireplace, Nidwood floors vauhed ceilings, mirrored
WM«obeS xtra large y~d w/spa! (258AC)
INVm NOW! $219,000
Ooft1 .i 2 single bmly hocMs fol the pnce ol one' 28R &
1BA ucll. pm1e Qundries & separa yan!Sll Glut r~ °'
M 11 oner Cal lodJy (19POM)
IEACH UFt $229 .000
OAASTICAU.Y REDUCED! Grut locatlO!I only steps to 1M
beach Of bay This condo IS rUOy to mow 11'1 Has 28R. 2BA. 2·
CJI oaiioe Association ontt $44hno ca 1 WBA>
SPECIAl. HOME YOU MUST SH $222. 900
Ha Neal Qean 5oaaovs' Tiits !ION IS specYI lg ~. 48fl 2BA. remodtled Wien new root. nuc PitlO &
• yard (22WAK)
SPActOUS CORNER! $225,000
Grut COfllel home II.ls lols of room for kids lo safely play & room IOI boll or RV 38R 2 SBA! Many decor upgrades incl
k4chlll & balhs! (22WAIC)
SEAICH NO MOllEI $229.2AO
HandsOf1lely Upgtaded 38R Z8A & IOfrM ~rm, 110 rt. NI
kltdl appl ntwer copper lllumtl. nu Dat door nu ~iyr
Ttxlurld wals & ~ w.iw & more! (2.-col)
SMOOTH, SOPHIS11CA1tD $275,000
& rudy to move mto 38R w/p<WK'f galore• f1m rm & sun
drtnclltd kltcl! OVtl'look a mamcurtd ~d Too much t.o
met!llOn' ~'s dream' (26822)
£XECUTM • SHADOW RUN $299,000
Grul price for this IQ forlNI home With IMf 3000 sq ft . 18R down and 48R up, 2-car gar space tor 3 Comm pool & spa.
(10NOR)
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