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Cf balk8tbal
championship
Brian Coleman
hit two free
throws with
3 5 .8 seconds
left to give
Corona del Mar
High School a
4 7 -4 6 victory
over St. Bernard
and the CIF
Division IV-M
boys basketball
title Friday
night.
.see Sports/B 1
ICATSUYA &..ullONl/DA.IL'I' PILOT
Corona del Mar's Dominic ·oeGrazler
fights through a pick set by St. Ber-
nac:d'e Darren Harris (23) as he tries to
defend Michael Johnson In th' CIF
Division IV-AA title game Friday. •
Alvin O~te, 81, of Newport Beach, alts In his 1984 Ford
Thunderbird Friday afternoon after striking a pedestrian.
According to wltnHaes, he lolt control of the car, Jumped a
eldewalk and caromed into the Baywood Apartments, striking
Janine McCrumm, 68, who lives In the apartments. She
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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Charter · status · brings _ challenges ·: . . . . . "' ~ ..
• The c'ourse toward
independence Corona del
Mar High is heading down
is a rough one, but
organizers say it's worth it.
BY MA.l.Y ANN 8.u.MON1 STAFF Wann
At Santiago Middle School in
O range, parents, -teachers and ad-
ministrators are looking forward to
controlling the school's finances,
implementing campus uniCorms
and launching exploratory foreign
language classes when the school
officially begiru operations as a
charter school this fall.
. But in the Corona del Mar High
School community, there are still
ffitlny questions about the benefits
of a charter school.
Th~ idea of turning Corona del ings were held oft-site and now we .
Mar High into a charter or state-have two weeks to look at this arid
supported independent school was make a docision," she told the
proposed this week by three mem-committee. "I can't support mak-
bers of the school community: ing a decision like this."
teacher Linda Mook and parents Becoming a charter :,chool
Karen Wilson and Michael Geis-would liberate Corona dt!I Mar
en. High from the financially strapped
Parents, school staff and trust-Newport-Mesa Unified School
ees talked about the issue Friday Di:,trict. The charter school con-
morning during a· meeting of the ccpt is designed to give teachers
district's zone articulation commit-more freedom and creativity in ed-
tee, a group or representatives •. ucation.
from each of the schools that r~ed · ." 13ut there abo arc ch::.illcngcs to
into Corona del Mar High. becoming a cliartcr :,chool, such as
No one at the meeting argued busing in students to achieve an
against trying to improve the ethnic balance. And the Ncwpurt-
school, including parent Cindy Mesa bo:i.c.d of trustee., and at
Hollcrn. But Hollern was con-lea:,t 50% ·of the campus tl!.1chcrs
cemed about how the idea got off mu:,t approve the idea.
the ground. While the proposal 1s strll l>r jfl<.l
"This prc:,entation has been new, with few detaib mapped out,
worked on independently, meet-Mook, W1bon and Oc1scn du.l cs·
tJbllsh ."a timeline to get the prO.'
ces:, moving quickly because only
100 charter schools are auo .... ed in
the state an() 77 exist already.
The group of three presenteq
the lone committee with informa-
tion on charter schools Friday
morning, stressing that thex expect
to research the matter with par-
en ts, teachers, Muff and the entire.
community.
"I :,ce thi:, as a natural evolu,tion
with re structuring the school,
u'>ing innovative !<!aching prac-
tice'>, and moving beyond what we
arc doing now wrth a:,i.cs:,ment,"
Mook :,aid.
I lollcrn ha-. a drffcrenl take on
the i-.sue, cominccd that the
!.ehools arc a community resource
and should be run by elected of-
l1cials -not teacher:,, not parents.
See CHAJlTIR/Pa9e A 11
Mooi'lach says state
shoiild ofter lielp, not ·
c·riticism. to county
M..uc M.unH/OAILT l'1LOT
suffered a skull fracture and was In critical condition In the
Intensive care unit at Western Medical Center In Santa Ana
Friday night Ducote was turning onto San Miguel Drive from
Pacurc View Drive when he lost control of the car, according
to witnesses.
Costa Mesa CPA among
those to address Senate
committee regarding
bankruptcy.
llY EVAN Ht.NUUON, SrAff \\111.1ru.
l R VI NE -Concluding a
lengthy day of testimony from
county administrators, pool partici-
pants and labor repre'>Cflljti\cs,
~osta Mesa CPA John 'Moorlach
told a state ScnJlC i.ul>commrttcc
that the state should be more .,..111-
ing_ to help Orange County wo1k
its way out of it:, financial rnsis
than to criticilc.
He also said the :,late w:.i:, oblr-
gatcd. lo help the county return
100% of school dbtricts' pool in-
-vestments since a state mandate
forced the di!.tricts to invci.t in the
pool.
"We seem to have a taking rela-
tiom.hip with the state," Moorlach
said. "You nel.!d to look at your
obligation to us. I've heard a lot of
criticism, but not a lot of w1llrng-
ne:,s to help."
Excc:,sive over:,1ght or a \talc-
imposed invci.tmc nt polil.:y \\OUld
be harmful as well, said Moorlad1
who asked for rc:,pcct and cunf1-
dcnce instead.
"Treat us like grO\Hl·up chi l-
dren," he :,aid ··Let us larl and re-
cover on our own. Whjt we \\jfll
is teamwork :.ind coopcratmn "
Prior 10 hi:, tc!.lllllOny, w l11ch in -
cluded a prc:,entation on \\hy the
county iihould not raise taxe\,
Moorlach received the pra1 ... c of . ,..
" BACK . ON TRACK
Five school
district jobs to
go, work stay
~ Other employees
will have to pick up
duties from positions
that wm be left empty.
1fY M.AJtY A.~N HAJv.10N
S1MI \\"lll[R
NE WPORT-~1ESA
Other Ncwpon-}'--1eso school
u1strrc1 employees will have
to !ihoukkr the job of pro-
cessing report cards, plan-
111ng for future :,tudents and
se rving up food now that
trustees have agreed to cut
live admrnrstrators.
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District trustees have
been tackling the JOb of slic-
ing SJ. I nulhon out of next
)CJr':, budget to mat..e up
See SCHOOL/P•t• A12
Sen. Quentrn Kopp (lnd.-San r rancrsco ). Kopp, .,..ho has :,trong·
ly rnt1c1Lcd couoty officiab during
the prcviou:. subcommittee hear-
ings, tolJ Moorlach, "l have been
fJsc.:inatcd w1th your work .ind
}Our now famous letter (warning
See HNATl/Pa9e A12
Clean up of mud slide damage on popular Back Bay Drive wifl resume following a bankruptcy-related hiatus
BY EVAN Hl!NEJlSON, Sl'A.PF Wann
C Icon up efforts on Back Bny
Drive, delayed by
complications Crom the
county bankruptcy, will resume
early next week, according to nn
enalncer with the county's
Environmental Man(\gement
Agency.
Engineer Willinm Tolley said
Thur day that at least tw6 week's
worth of work remains to"bc
completed on Bnck Bay Drive.
Additional rainfntl, which is
forecast for next week. could set
the project bock even further, he
said.
"But the contractor has agreed
to ao back to work,'' Talley said.
"That's the mllin thin& we wanted
lO pt done."
Tho road th at 1tretches from
San Jo.quin Hills Road to .
Ea1tblutr Drive has been elated
since the end or November Jue to
fold 1na muU 1lido damaae.
AJthoual(IOmO walkcn and
j<)gen hew croucd the fence
barrier aad Ulld the road, the
111ialM mud creates unaafe
walldne • drM• tondltioftt, •
• accordln1 to Newpon Beach .
1'\A.1<1 M.un~)An' ru.m
Flefd naturaUat Joanne Abrams conduct• an outdoor aclenc• '
atudy program along tlw Back Bay with aome Huntington Btach
fifth gradM Monday. Back Bay Orfve ha• been closed
to motortata 8'nce early December white the county do••
maintenance to th• arN. It la. scheduled to reopen In Aprll.
Public )Vora Director Don Webb.
White the San Joaquln·E tbhirf
ponlon wu ol1 limits, the
beainnin& of the road near
Shellmaltcr ~nd remained open
to pedeurlana and bicyclists .
-Th& city maintains tho street,
but the damaaed alopa are county
property. Aller the beavy Janull}
rain atonu caused several mud
lid«t the county hired OWE
En1inccrin1 lo repair the alopc.
The ~ork "J'> halted after
payment to the contractor was
delayed.
"1 he project got lost in the
casualty or the bankruptcy
proceedings," uid city General
~erv1ccs Director David
Nrtderbaus, who e department ha
maintained the street. "We rebuilt
thif road 18 months ogo."
'l he contractor and the county
had remained at nn imp:1$SC over
the fate or the clenn up, uccrJrdina
to city officials ~ho at in on
meetings. If the toad had
remained out .or coo1mission ror
much longer, the city might have
electcJ to conuuct repairs rather
than 1 i k an accident or liability,
accorJina to Niederhaus.
But Webb id that city
in tervention wa · never coo&idcrcd;
When curiou residents would
phone tho city to 1 k when the
road would be reopened. public
works ataff would direct all
lncjulrla IO •he county.
.. h'a not our function IO ID In
and do Whit the-countf wu
su~d to do in the way ol lhelr
contract," Webb aai~.
,
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A2 Saturday. March 4, 1995
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Urban Gqrdener
· arrives in time
for new planting
T HE URBAN GARDENER for
unique gifts for the home and
garden recently opened at 2400 w. Coast Highway~ Newport Beach. ·
Owner Dan Marty says the store
specializes in herb nod ivy topiaries
and bird houses. 1'here's aJso a
s~lection of freeze-dried
arrJlngemcnts, ga rdep hats, gounnet
f<)Od items and iron pieces.
Marty is offering' Best Buy i;_eaders
a 10% discount on purchases made
through next Saturday, March' 11.
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THE sciiooL
SHOP, an
educational supply
store for teachers
and parents, is
having a
one-day-only sale
Sunday from 11 a.m. ___ __. to 4 p.m. Everything
Greer will be discounted
........_ 10%, and sale items
.. , ..... -will be 60% off.
------The School Shop
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4 Best (557-7750) is located • Buys at 2980 McClintock
Way, one block west
of Fairview off of
Baker in Co!>ta Mesa.
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BOW DANGLERS, (642-5459) a shop
with a li11le bit of e\lerything (clothes,
handbags, games, frames and
accessories), is having a 30% off sale
U>day. The store is located at 369 E.
t7th St., No. 9, Costa Mesa.
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11" YOU LIKE CIRQUE DU SOLEIL,
jou'll be interested in a free conc~ft
lty the wonderful circus orchestra at
Triangle Square in Costa Mesa 1 l
a.m.°to I p.m. today.
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CITY EDITOR IRJS YOKOI, 57-4-4233
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NeWport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
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Russ Gilbert and Jane Brecht honored as Costa Mesa chamber's man and womaD of the year
BY TINA BO.llGATr1.t S'rAn W1UT•a
M ore than 200
community leaders
t~rned out at the
Wyndham Garden Hotel Friday
to help the Costa Mesa
, Chamber of Commerce honor
Ross Gilbert, founder of
CJMCO Inc., and Jane Brecht,
owner of Brecht Orchid ~
Gardens, as the Man and
Woman of the Year.
"This is the best event we
have each year," said local CPA
John Moorlach, the featured
speaker. "This is my favorite
thing to go to."
Moorlach spoke primarily
about the county's current
financial woes, offering the
room fuJI of community leaders
a chronology of the events
which nave thrown him into the
spotlight. Moorlach, now the
main contender for the county
treasurer's post, gained national
attention for his prediction of
the county investment pool's
collapse -a forecast he made
~hile-campaigning for the seat
last spring.
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and boasts more than $73 million
in !iales revenue.
In 1993, Gilbert was appointed
to the city's Task Force on
Economic Development and
Business Retention and has
contributed financially to such
organizations as United Way,
Junior Achl~vement and the
Orange County Per~rming Arts
Center. ·
"The contri butions that I've
been able to make for the
community are largely due to the
fact that I have so many friends
who are willing to drop their hats
and chip in at a moment's notice,"
Gilbert said Friday.
Brecht has worked as a
bookkeeper, statistician and
laboratory technician for Stanford
l!niversity's Board of Athletic
Control in Palo Alto; Aeronutronic
in Newport Oeach; and the Rod
McLellan Company in San
Francisco, respectively .
But, Moorlach began his talk
praising the city's leaders and
past award recipients, saying
Costa Mesa has "some great
mentors here."
DoN LEACH/DAILY PILOT
Jane Brecht and Russ Gilbert were honored by the Costa Mesa chamber Friday.
As a charter member of the
Zonta Club of lrvine-Saddleback
area, Brecht has volunteered her
efforts for the Albert Sitton Home
for Abused and N!!glected
Children, the YWCA Hotel for
Homeless Women and the Sign
Exact English Center for the
hearing impaired.
She also volunteered as the
Gilbert, 64, and Brecht, 75,
were awarded for th e many years of
involve ment, service and leadership in
professional organizations and the
community.
Both received commendations from
Mayor Joe Erickson, Congressman Dana
Rohrabacher, state Assemblywoman
Marilyn Brewer, County Supervisor Jim
Silva and from the Mesit Consolidated
Water District.
Gilbert, a past president of the .
chamber, is president, CEO and
controlling stockholder of CIMCO Inc., a
manufacturer of precision plastic
products for medical, industrial and
commercial applications.
The company -which he founded in
1959 .... employs more thau 600 workers
Costa Mesa Chamber of •
Commerce's secretary from 1989 to 1994 ....
"If there was anyt hing to join or
volunteer fOT, she'd be right there saying,
'l 'll do it. I'll do it,' " said her husband
Paul Brecht, himself th'e 1994 Man .of the
Year, who presented her with the award.
Taste testers dig into the :menu· for · The . Protocol -Ball f
ARR LUMUER & HARDWARE
556-1500) is having ils annual
ur~ery and patio sale today from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. 'You'll find lots of
~argains from discounted rakes to
plants. Barr is located at 1275 S.
Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
H ave you eve r looked down a~at plate
of hotel chicken anti wondered who
chose the menu for you and the other
500 people si tting around you in the ballroom
attending that big event? Did you know that
most charities, or for that matter, businesses
and private parties planning to throw a big do
at any hotel or club facility send in a scout, or
team of tasters to sample the menu, fine tune
the preS'entation with the chef and banquet
staff?
By the end of the sampling, the fish and the
escoral are out of the salad. Everyone agrees
that the herb balsamic vinaigrette dressing is a
winner. And the freshly made rolls of wheat '
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>ATTENTION GOLFERS: John
Leonard's Gotr Shop (852-8689) is
having a huge tent sale: 50-70% off
on men's and women's sportswear
and 20-40% off on bags, clubs and
~oes. Today, there will also be club
demos. The golf paradise is located at
, l100 Irvine Ave. at the Newport ~ach Golf Cour!>e (near John Wayne
Airport).
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and walnuts, ~urdough and herbs are a hit.
T he main course me.nu of choice this
cason on the hotel ball circuit is a mixed
grill of filet, fish and sometimes fowl. The chef
has prepared petit filet with bell pepper and
onion saute, sprinkJed with bleu cheese. It is
to.be served with either a sea bass sprinkJed
with ginger pesto, or a filet of salmon on a
bed of spinach with champagne Sabayon.
On the plate with thNish and filet are
various kinds of potato. One is called the wild
mushroom Duchess potato. Another is called
the roasted caraway and garlic croquette. The
Duchess wins; it's The Protocol Ball, after all.
DID YOU KNOW THAT the College
Pharmacy & Surgical Supply
(546-3288) offers free local delivery?
l])e store's located at 440 Fair Drive
(at Harbor) in Costa Mesa and has
b~en serving the city for 32 years. B.W. c..
The Orange County
International Visitors and
Protocol Foundation, slated
to dine on five courses at the
upcoming Protocol Ball at
the Westin, South Coast
Plaza Hotel, recently did just
that. A committee of tasters
was sent in to sample the
fare.
For those of you who think
it's easy to plan a party menu
for 500, join me now on a
Taste testers for upco-ming Protocol Ball (from· left): Dr. Jerry Richards, Mary
Ann Miller, Ellen Appel Olivier, Eve Foussard, Joe Hunt, Lynda Hughes,
Suz~nne Werdln and Deborah Fabrlcant. At right Is chef Frederic Castan.
The big issue of debate concerning the main
course is not the fish or filet, but the bleu
cheese on the filet.
"<Set rid of the cheese," said Werdin, a
champion for the heart healthy lifestyle. 0
1F YOU'RE MISSING SUMMER
RlGHT NOW, check out the fou rth
annual Water Sport Show th is
weekend at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. For an $8 admission
ticket, you see all 1995 models (boats,
1et skis, etc.), in-water
demonstrations, display booths, the
late!>t ~lathing and meet sorne of the
sport's superstars. Oh yeah, L)iere's
also a bikini conte!>t.
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IF YOU NEED ANY KlNO OF SHOE
REPAIR, you'll find no better
naerchant than Cha Young, owner of
Cha's Family Shoe Repair (642-4314),
1673 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa (near
17th Street). And he's now offering
Best Buys readers 10% off any shoe
repair if you mention this column. _ ~
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Best Buys appears Tl1urs<11ys and
SDturdays. W/lethec you'tt a
mercbDnl or a shopper, JI you know
'1l. a good buy, call me at 540-1224,
fax me st 646-4170 or write to me:
Dest lluys, DD/ly Pilot, )JO lV. Boy
St., Costa Mes11, CDlll, 92627.
"behind the scenes of society" venture The Crowd into The Westin kitchen as we eavesdrop
on the Protocol Committee planning its
gala. One thing is certain, there will be
no rubber chicken at The Protocol Ball.
Cindy Tuch, director of catering for the Westin, seven
months with child and still managing a busy career,
introduces th'e new award winning hotel chef, Frederic
Cqstan.
Seated at a round tabie in the middle of the hotel
kitchen, the recently separated Lynda Hughes (formerly
Rosenblat) listens to the elaborate run down. She's an
absolute knockout in a tailored suit of white cotton pique,
a silk scarf flowing around her neck. Next to Hugh~s. her
equally glam pal Suza nne Wcrdin in a woven winter suit
of wheat colored wool. Oebornh Fabricnnl, a statuesque
'brunette with Patrician cheekbones, has come to the table
as a recognized food critic, author and media personality.
Next to her, Dr. Jerrol (Jerry) RJchards, bon vivant man
about town, seasoned traveler, and generally considered
on the "A" list of the party circuit.
The lovable Maty Ann Miiier, fall, !ilim, blonde and
wearing the world's largest brooch fashioned in the image
of a cockroach and sitting on the lapel of her chic rainbow
colored wool crepe dress, sits next to Dr. Jerry. ·
Ellen Appel Olivier, chair of the upcoming Protocol
• Ball, is next at the round table of Ul!ltcrs. She is reserved,
soft spoken, introducing longtime Protocol aficionado Joe
Hunl, attending the ~asting without his devoted wife Ethel.
MAILING ADDRISI
Olivier then turns the table over to Eve Foussard, the
Tallulah Bankhead-voiced woman in charge of the outing.
The first course to be sampled is called Vegetable
Moussaka, with sauce pesto. Waiters in white ;;tarched
uniforms serve the appetiLcr, pouring white wine to
compliment the \'._egetable dish.
"It's far too large," comments Suzanne Werdin.
"And the eggplant on top is not visually appealing,"
adds Deborah Farbicant. "How about using red peppers
on top instead for some color?''
"And take away all this cheese that is oozing out of the
middle," offers \Verdin, with friend Hughes nodding in
agreement.
Foussard takes the helm and controls the critjquo: "It's
delicious, don't you think?"
"And it's meatless," offers the chef.
"It's different; slightly eth nic, perfect for an
international crowd," says Dr. Richards.
The consensus decides that the dish will make a perfect
firs t course, but it must be redesigned. By Marcb 18, the
moussaka will be smaller, more colorful, and with less fat.
N ext is a seuf ood salad of grilled sea scallops, gont
cheese and seasonal greeps. The dominant greefl is
escoral, a spiny ruffage that the tnsters ultimately reject.
• ''Om we consider a butter lettuce instead?"
"The scallops have to go, they're not as appealing
served cold. Perhaps a ribbon of shrimp?"
41The goat cheese would be more appetizing served in a
lettuce bouchet sprinkled with walnuts." •
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northwe~t swell should 10:4$ a.m ......... 4.2 be heilding our way e.uly Stcond low
· 4:42 p.m ........... 0.9 n~'>.t wc~k a(kr a
weeliend o( light and Se(ond high ........... Y"Ariable winds "nd spotty 11 :00 p.m ........ 4.7 pul'u out o( the wesV SUNDAY " northw t. Flr~t low Al10 a South American 5:30 a.m ........... 0.8 ' Uorm (Ould bring us " Flrtl high aolid 1outh 6w II (Ot nellt
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S.COnd loW . fOf d11Uy aurf r~port.s 5:09 p.m ........... 1.3 and fortc.ntl, all (900)
Second hip 976·SURf. The caU costs
11 :34 p.m ......... 4.5 $ 1 .so plut ""Y pottlbl. Waler t.mp.: 5' Cull.
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"There's cheese everywhere in this menu."
"We need to kill the cheese," chimed in another.
Food expert Fabricant suggests alternative methods of
serving the cheese. "Perhaps we can put the bleu cheese
in a mushroom cap on top of the filet. Those that want it
can spread it, those that don't can remove it."
"But the flavor of the bleu cheese must melt in.to the
beef,'' commented the chef.
In the end, the cheese dies. .
1t was not a long ,wake, however, for moment!later,
dessert deligbted the lunchtime crowd. Baked AJaska with
a rainbow of coulis and a chocolate dipped strawberry on
the side. Now some of the tasters got a sliced, dipped
strawberry, and ochers received a whole berry. Discussion
revolved around sliced or not sliced.
Olivier, recalling the joy of going to a bnll in Europ'e
recently where seconds were offered at dessert, suggested
that the Protocol event do the same. Tres continental.
Heaven for dessert lovers. The table looked down at .
enormous servings of the ice cream and cnke covered i~
meringue set before them rind asked,"Do you really think
anyone will want any more?" Olivier laughed. ''You never
know'' she said."lt could be me." ·
Ch:f Castan and the tasiers committee invite you to
sample the r!al thing at The Protocol Ball on March 18 .
Call 834-5654 for more information.
B. W. Cook's column appears Thursda)'s and Saturdays.
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2000 block or Ne"porc Boulevurd: Sterling silver, "old"
gur\~, fishing equipment ond household goods were
omong the items listed ns 61olcn frOrl\ a sloru'c fucllity
that may have bcon left open. No value was listed for the mi,~ing item~.
3'400 block or Avenue or &he Ans: Some $4.SOO worth
of personal bclonainss w~rc reported Molen from 1hc
1rnnk of o car that wus open by n release lotch uflcr
someone smu~hed u window to ~ct i1110 the c:ir. The
missing .items include. Three ~u1ts. :i kncc·IC~$lh
lenther Jacket, a pJrkn, u VCI\, n comp:ict d 1$C player,
12 CDs, o 3S·mm camcru, ahaucs and gloves.
NIWPOH8UCH
4lnJ Street and Rhcr A~tnue: Tho ridtt rc:ir window
or a 1990 Honda Accord wa1 mashed and a c;ar stereo
and 1i1' compact discs wer~ stolen. The unidentified
IU5.P_CtC also opened the trunk -Crom a release switch
'" tdc ot the car -' and stoic 1cven aocccr balls and a
bAll bai. The stolen llcm1 wero worth $641.
" Ge11 .. e: A rcaident reported '"-1 mahoiOncY bar
and twu wood 1hcct1 were stolea from an un1CCurcd
con11n.1cdon 111e on which h11 houao was belna built.
Tho Items wcro worih SI 1.50.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Saturday, March 4, 1995
He's· making a school ~wiSh list,' checking .it twice
I have a lot of good stuff to get rid
of, so I have been looking carefully
at all our schools' "wish lists" that
have been published in the Pilot.
On the .. coast
It seems pathetic
that schools in this
district ~ave t(> beg for
· such staples as flour
and salt for art
projects, pencil
sharpeners and ·chalk,
butcher paper.and
jump ropes, staplers
and chairs and money
for field trips. And
books -the very
lifeblood of' a school.
•' The new lifeblood,
computersr are on
every school's wish
list. Our family has four surplus
computers we would like to give to the
schools. However, three of them are
gebusten, and not worth fixing, we
have been told.
The other is my soul machine. It and
J have been through heaven and hell
together since 1981. That ma~s it a
tribal elder, as computers go:it is not
even of the IBM-compatible race. It
speaks only the strange tongue of Cf/
M, a precursor of more modem
computer language:-
But the thing still works very well,
and I would be writing on it now if I
could be assured that there would be
parts and someone who knew how to
fix it: It is interesting that this
old-timer is still hearty and begging to
be exercised.
However, the relative
whippersnappers re· acquired .
subsequently have all died horriple
deaths. Orie lasted just three years, the
other two both expired in six years.
(Not coincidentally, I think, each
corpse is of the same highly pushed
brand.)
These machines are all defunct and
useless to the schools. But the -.
old-timer, the Jack Lalanne or
computers, is raring to go. On their
wish lists, however, the schools specify
either a Macintosh or a PC that is
"386 or faster." Alas, .though my wife
and I each have one of those, they are
not surplus.
. But if anyone among the schools
wants an electronic relic, or some
computers to deal with the way frogs
are used in bioloky class, let me knpw.
. Just as my computers are outdated,
so is the audio-visual gear I would be
pleased to contribute. I have several
projectors, synchronizers and such left
over from when 1 used to do slide
shows. Now, everything's overhead or
video. The thihgs 1 have held onto are
mere relics tlltit, sigh, don't appear on
a single wish list.
M usical instrume-nts, however, are
~ ~ several lists, and I can help
there. We have an alto sax my father
played occasionally, and we still have a
clarinet and a flute from our
daughter's days at Lincoln and Corona.
If we hadn't put our foot down,
there might also be a bassoon. No. 1 ·
daughter's music teacher at Lincoln,
when it was a mid dle school, recruited
her for that noble woodwjnd, and we
agreed, despite the fact that we had
already bought a flute for her ...
. No problem, he .said. The district
has a sph;ndid bassoon. Two weeks.
later, our daughter was tell1ng us how
bad the bassoon was. It was ruining
the school orchestra, her teacher said,
but he could arrange for u~ to buy one
at the school's special price. As I
·recall, it was only $4.000. So, we have
no bassoon to donate.
But we have plenty of other musical
things. 1 have· jus.t finished a chore 1
have been putting off for 10 years:
going through all the gear my father's
orchestra used. Anybody want maybe
60 dance band unifon;ns with a choice
of red, Hght blue or burgundy paisley
jackets?
I suspect there's a good variety of
}"2:.cS. In the old days of traveling
bands, when a sideman needed to be
replaced, the primary criterion wus,
did he fi t the suit?
I also have a sizable assortment of
well-traveled stands, some of which
have, "Mu~ically yours, Fred Martin"
painted on them. Such hardware might
be co llector's items someday. J mean,
like, m:in, who reads music anymore?
There i's also a trove of bongo and
conga drums, plus lots of those
strange, gourd-like instruments that
arc ~hnken vigorously in Latin music,
e.g., maracas, chachacas, oaxacas. But
who.rhumbas and sambas and mambos
these days? ·• .
And if those things aren't dated
enough, I also have an accordion I
would be happy to donate to the .
cause. Any cause.
Fred J\1Drtin's column runs e•·ery
Tlwrsdoy JJnd Snturdoy.
Students have time to enter Youth Expo c·ompetitions ·.. 50¢ TACOS
There is stiH time for local Caves and Dinosaur Days." The Expo hours are Friday, May 5,
st~dents and their schools to"·
enter the various 1995 Youth
Expo competitions scheduled for
May 5-7 at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa·.
This year's theme is "Fossils,
deadline to enter the 4-H Youth
Projects competirioO: is March
15. Entry forms for the Jazz
Festival and Talent Search must
b~. received by 4:30 p.m. on
April 7.
9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturday,
May 6, and Sunday, May 7, 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission and
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For more information on
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prepared fresh dally and seasoned
with 5 generations of family pride. Thank you,
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Costa Mesa Police Officer Allen Huggins stands by a bag (on ground) that was used in an armed
robbery Frid~y at Home Savings on Baker Street and ~arbor Boulevar~. . •
Bank robbery suspects nee, minus -loot
Two suspected bank robbers got
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Sgt. Allen Huggins said.
The first man, destribed as
S-foot·9, about 140 pounds and
clean·shaven, emptied three cash
drawers into the pillow case, then
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second man, described as being an
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loot. .
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Olub continues Arbor · Day tr~dltloil ·
A RBOR DAY -As part of
Arbor Day, more than 1,600
Oeijera Parviflora -or
Australian Willow trees -will be
given to all third graders in public
and private schools in Costa Mesa
and Newport Beach next week
according to RJcbnrd Holmgre~ pr~sident or the 8$ member •
Newport-Balboa
Rotary Club.
Thttvent
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more than 76,600 de Boom trees to third
------graders-for
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homes and public
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-----· The Australian Willow, is an evergreen tree which
will grow to the height of 25-feet,
according to GUT Myers, project
co-chairman.
A special Arbor Day Tree
Planting program will be held at
9:45 a.m. Monday at Newport
Heights Elementary School, 300 E.
15th Street. P.rincipal Shcle
Tamak.i, Rotary President •
Holmgren and Lurry Amling of
Armstrong's Nursery ~ill plant a
large shade tree donated by the
nursery as pan of the festivitie51 .
The program will include the
reading of poems and singing of
songs appropriate for the occasion
by Newport Heights School
thfrd-arade students and
distribution of saplings for
children 10 take home, plant and
care for.
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THIS COMING WEEK -
MONDAY: 6:30 p.m.·-The
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TUESDAY: 7:30 a.m. -Newport
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at the Balboa Bay Cub to. hear frorti
Ted Grumkowskf on "Project NO
GANGS. "'Noon -Costa Me'a
KJw:anls Club will -meet at the Costa
Mesa Community "Center; NcWport
Beach KJwanls Club meets at Charley
Browns; Soroptlmlst lntematlonAI or
Newport Beach will meet at the Santa
Ana Country Club for a business
meeting. 6 p.m. -Costa
Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons Club, the
"Fish Fry Club," wiU meet at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club.
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Coast Metro Rotary Club, the "Taste
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Center Club. 7:30 a.m. -Costa
Mesa-Orange Const Brcoktast Lions
Club meets at Ma Barker's restaurant
for a business meeting. Noon -Cosla
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Mtsa Rotary Club meets at the Mesa
Verde Country Club to hear Crom
Kathy Mccarrell on lhe Exchange
Cub program for Prevention of Child (
Abuse; The E.xchaoae Club or Oran&e
Coast will meet at lhe Bahia
Corinthian to hc;ar from Andy Gonls of
the Newport Beach Police Dept. 6:30
p.m. -Nc\tport-Balboa Rotary Club
meets at the Bahia Corinlhinn Yacht
Club to hear from 1'.atby Uu on the
Rornry Qroup Study Exchange
program.
THURSDAY: Noon -K.Jwa nls Clul)
or Corona dcl Mor meets at the Bahfa
Corinthian Yacht Club; Costa McsA
North K.Jwanls Clul> meets at the
Holiday Inn to hear from the
president or the Southern California/
I lawaii chapter of the American
Camping Association; Newport-Irvine
Rolary Club meets at the Irvine
Morriotr Hotel to hear from Norm
Wiit on The Irvine Co.; The Excbnni:e'
Club or Newport Harbor. meets at
Cllarlcy Browns for a business~
meeting.
Community & Clubs Is publlshtd
tvery Saturday Jn lbt Dally Pilot. FAX
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Elaine Greco (left){ the Rev. Gherrlt Crawford {center) and
Bishop OOnaJd Jo ly·Gat>rlel I~ hands on Della Carpinella
at· monthly Holy Angels Church charismatic heallng servlGe.
Rev. CraWford elevated to Abbott
The Rev. Gherrit Crawford
of Holy Anaels Orthodox Cath-
olic Church will be elevated to
the rank of Abbott by Bishop
DonaJd L. Jolly-Gabriel when
he is invested in ceremonies at
11 a.m. Sunday al Pat1fic View
Chapel, 3500 Pacific View
Drive, Newport Beach.
The 1 ~-year-old congrega·
lion currently meets at Pacific
View, but hopes one day to
erect its own facility.
As Abbott, Crawford, who
recently celebrated the second
anniversary of ordination to the
priesthood, will head a mission
for street children in Guadala-
jara, Mexico. He" has been
working there for several
months at the invitation of the
Minister of Health and under
the auspices of the {lniversity
Medical School there.
"In addition to his work with
the sick and homeless Slfeet
children of Guadalajara, Father
Crawford will be founding an
order of priests to serve the
physical and spiritual neegs of
these children on an on-going
basis in the future," according
to Bishop Jolly-Gabriel.
A' medical specialist in hy-
perbaric oxygen therapy, Craw-
ford will also be working with
the medical school to train
doctors and other medical
practitioners in life-saving hy·
perbaric techniques.·
For more information on the
ceremonies, call 754-9868.
Temple otters Hebrew classes alter school
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach, 2401 Irvine Ave., presents after·
!>Chool Hebrew classes for students ages 6 to 13 every Tuesday and
Thursday:
Rabbi Marc Rubenstein, who heads the school,· has developed an ex-
tended curriculum that encompasses Hebrew history. culture. reading
and writing, liturgy and music. The first Friday of each month is re·
served for family night, when the students of the Hebrew school partici-
pate in the services. For fall registration information, call 548-6900.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF ,
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Udo, Newport Beach
673·1340 or 673·6150
Chwch lOam 8r 5pm,
Sunday School lOam
Wednesday Meetings 8pm
Now we havt rtaivtd, trot tht spirit
of tht •·orld, but tht JpiriJ which
is of God; tltat wr might know
lht tltings tlW art frttly 1ivtn to us
o/God
I Corinthians 2: 12
Branch at The Mottler Church
The Arst Church of Christ. Scientist
Boston. Mossochusetts
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Fairview Community
Church
A ..,.,,,. 111/0,,,.111 lltlnospla•n
of splrilNJ 1rowtll IUUl /durw1'1tlp
f"sunday'W0<8t;4'.>··a1·1·a:·o<i.ii:t.A:·1
i .. -9.~.i~~.£~m~.~ .. ~~m~~.Y .. ~.~9.<!l...l
Pastor: Dr. Gary Ba,.,.or•
across the sti'eet from the Orange
County Fairgrounds parking lot at
2525 Fairview Road (at Fair)
Costa Mesa (114) 545-4610
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LUTHERAN
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Pastor William Hemenway
"W1 lwe clrilben, IJOUtlr, IJOUn9 IU/ults, CMUr
IU/ults, uniors. We lwt ti urt, to ruclt
out, to mut nuds, to
•nlWer (utstlons"
• Sunday Services .. 8:00 &, 10:30
• Sunday School & Bible Studies .. 9:30 .
760 Vidoria Street• Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(714) 631-1611 • (714) 548-6~ (School)
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Rev. Mary Murray Shelton
Senior Minister •
Sunday . .
"Fasli>g Fmm Anxlttf; Feasting on Awareness"
CHURCH Of RIUGIOUS SCIENCE
~mbtr of lltt Unlled Church of R.ligiovs Sc'-nc•
2205 MAIN STREET .• surre 23, Sf.ACUFF VIUAGE
Hl.HflNGTON 8EACH, CA 926.48 17U) 969· 1331
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After eight years on the Marl·
nen Church campus in Newport
B~;ich. Morinera Cbrlstiao School
is opening in Costa Mesa.'
An open house will be held 3 to
4:30 p.rn. Monday at tbe new loca-
tion, 300 Fischer Ave. '
The school, known as "MCS,''
wilJ now accommodate more than
600 students. RegiStration for first
through eighth grades runs this
month.
MCS had its first.meeting or the
founding school parents and Mari·
nets Church Etders 1n 1986. The
goal then, as now. was to develop
a school 'committed to "building a
firm foundation through Christ·
centered education.''.
The school opened ils doors in
September 1987 with about 40 stu-
dents. Current enrollment is at
235 in grades kindergarten
through seventh. Next fall, the
eighth grade will open to complete
the school's junior high.
For more information on the
open house or school registration.
phone 437-1700. • 1
'· Interfaith seeks
youths for council
Newport Mesa Irvine
Interfaith Council board
member Joi D~nks of Christ
Our Redeemer AME Church
is working to form a council
composed of youths from
each congregation
represented in Interfaith.
The group would meet
monlhly to explore interfaith
issues at the you th level and
promote interfaith
understanding.
+ M>OllESS: 102 East Baker
St., Newport Beach. + TELIPHONI: 556-8463. + DENOMINATION: Non-
denominational (the church is
a member of the Associetion
of V=ard Churches). + Y CHUROt ESTAB·
USHED: 1982. + SERVICE TIMES: Sunday -
8:30 and 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. + SENIOR PASTOR: John C.
McClure. + PASTORAL STAFF: Chuck
Regehr, associate pastor;
David Halliburton, (hildren's
pastorj Margie McClure, exec-
utive pastor; Debbie Stewart-
Peak, assistant pastor to Jim
McClure; Mike Barnett, assis-
ta~t pastor/principal of
Vineyard Christian School; Bill
Faris, assistant pastor for sin-
gles, home study and benevo-
lence groups; Collin Cumbee,
t assistant pastor for worship
and young couples; Anita
Regehr, women's rrunistries;
Kirk Kirklin, assistant pastor
for men's minist.ries and home
study groups; John Bud -'
McClure, college pastor;
Steven Ho, high school pastor;
Aaron Morgan, junior high
pastor. + SIZE OF CONGREGATION:
1200 (weekly Sunday atten-
dance). . + MAKEUP OF CONGREGA-
TION: The av~rage age of the
· congre9ation is 30 and under;
many singles and young fami-
lies. + CHILD CARE: Provided at
every service. + TYPE OF WORSHIP:
Contemporary p~aise son9s
sung by a worship team~
accqmj:>ani~d by·a small band
(keyboards, drums and gui-
tars). •
+TYPE OF SERMON: •
M cClure uses current events to
DON LEACH I DAllY PtlOI
Vineyard Church's doors in Newport Beach ar.e open to worship-
pers. of all denominations.
tie into message; sermons are
based on a passage from the
Bible and guidelines for appli-
cation are given to the con-
gregation. -+ UPCOMING SERMONS:
March 5 -"God's Plan for
Human History"; March 12 -
"Living v.:ith God"; March 19 -
"The Last Supper".
•l> WELCOME WAGON:
Greeters welcome worshippers
in the foyer; a visitor informa-
tion form is included in the
Sunday bulletin. + CHURCH PROGRAMS:
Vineyard Christian School for
preschool through seventh
grade; home fellowships; pro-
$Jrams for couples, singles,
1unior high, senior high and
college students; Sunday
school classes for preschool
through sixth grade; Christian
Training Center -Tuesday
night classes (March 21, 28
and April 4, 11) in effective
parenting, money and !ife.
management, and service m
the church. + DRESS: Casual. + CHURCH DESIGN: The
building looks like it might
have been a warehouse in its
previous life; the sanctuary is
a cavernous room with cr~n
berry colored carpet and drap·
ery behind the altar; banners
emblazoned with Scripture .
verses hang on th~ sides of
the room. + MISSION STATEMENT: To
participate in the advance-
ment of the kingdom of God
through the work of local
Vineyard churches by commu-
nicating the Gospel of Jesus
Christ in word and in deed.
By Anastacia Freeberg
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METHODIST
NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1 60 1 Marauer11e Ave Coron<" de Mar
644-0745
Worship at 8 ·00AM & I O:OOAM Sunday School All AQes 9 OOAM
Rev. w : "Martin
FIRST UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH Of COSTA MESA
420 W. 19th St. 548-7727
Between Harbor ond Newport
WOltSHIP AT 9:00 AM ANO 10-.30 AM
CHURCH SCHOOL · All AGES -9.00 AM
Nursery · Kindergarten · 10:30 AM
Y01Jth Gr01Jps Sunday Evenings 'l.
Po~lor; Steve lsenmon
, COMMUNITY CHURCH
~· REAL F ATIH
FOR REAL L1FE
~ COAST CoMMUNrTY CHuP.CH
Bot SHANk, SENIOI PASTOI
WmEND Suvlas:
SA1\11DAY 6:00 UL
SllNDAY 9:00 6r 10:.+S A.M.
'110 loNm ~ bl. IMil. CA t17H
7H.8~.7600
LAGUNA
United Methodist Church
21632 Wesley Dr.
Laguna Beach
499-3088 . Sunday Morning Worship
& Christian Education 1 OAM Ministers David Beades & Virginia
Wheeler
Wesley Counseling Center
services Available
Cotta Meta
MESA VERDE
UNnlD METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Baker, C.M
Worship & Church School
8:30 and 10:00 a.m •
Dr. Richard George 979·8234
PRESBYTERIAN
A ~-.•.-f. a
ST. MARK
PRESBYfERJAN
CHl.IR.CH
Sun,«IJ Worilrip 9:30 «.m.
Child U.re, Sund•IJ School
]•mhoree •t &nlllulf
Neu1,11rt Be11cll 644~ 134 1
CATHOLIC
I Parish Mission ·
Fr. Ray Kemp will lead us toward
"An Awareness o]the Richness ao(l Depth to
whic;h Catholit li.t'ing etills w. »
March 11-15 -Call for Information
Our Udy Queen of Angels +
Catholic Church
2046 Mar Viste Dr., Newport Beach~
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CHRISTIAN
Y HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Disciples of Christ)
2401 Irvine Ave. at Santa Isabel
Ntwpor1 Beach
Sunday Worship · 10:00AM
Or. Dallas Gladson 645·5781
EPISCOPAL
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SAINT J~ES CHURCH episcopal
•A Commun~ OHicofefl to ~ ond
s.tvitlf Je1u1 Cltrist 01 IMd ond SOvior"
fr David C Anderson, rector
3209Vio Udo
Newport 8eoch
714/675·0210
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7:30 om Troditionol
9 om Contemeoro"Y.
9 om Church SchoOI
10·45 om Chorismotic
ond Wednesday noon
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Sunday Worship
8:00AM, 1 O:OOAM
ursery, Sunday Schoo
"A Friendly. caring
Chri5tian Community~
3233 Pacific View Dr.
(at Marguentt)
Corona del Mar
644-0463
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
NEWPORT BEACH CHURCH
901 Dove #145, N.B.
(West of Jamboree) (North of Bristo/)
(East ol John Wayne Alrpo<f)
Service Sun. 10:30 a.m.
M, Tu, Th, (714) 6.C6-3199
Or. Juonella Evans, Mlntster
CONGREGATIONAL
COMMUNllY CHURCH
CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED CHURCH OF
CHRIST
To Believe Is To C..; To <Me Is To DO.
Dr. Dennis W. Short, Minister
Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:AM
Church School 9AM Adult • 9;45 Chik*en
Child Care Provided 644-7400
6t1 Heliotrope A.,., Corona Del M¥
PC(E SHYTE HIAN
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(Mar\c l. U .J7)
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'Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot • Saturday, March 4, 1995 A7
.. l ULIOION
TODAY
MOWMINT WOltUMOfl1
Linda Stevens leads a new workshop
titled "Movement ... Wich Joy and
freedom!" at 10 a.m. at Newport
Beacb Cburcb or Rfll&lous Scleo~.
901 Dove St., No. 14S, Newport
Beach. Phone 646·3199.
SUNDAY
ILOOD NUIUU CNICKI
Flnt United Methodist Church or
Costa Meta1 420 West 19th St.,
conducts a free blood pressure clinic
between 10 and 10:30 a.m. in the
church library. Call 548-7727.
OITIHl•OIDD
"Dynamic Energy" is tho topic ac
10:30 a.m. at N~rt Beach Chu~b
or Rell&Jous Scleoct, 901 Dove St., No.
145, Newport Beach.
• There will be a Friendship/Birthday
Food Fiesta following church. Phone
646-3!f9 for more dc111ils.
UUIPUICH
The Rev: George Robinson, a
Unitarian Univenalist speaker from
New York, appears at 10:30 a.m. at
Oran&e Coast Unitarian Unlversallst
Church, 1259 Victoria Sc., COsca Mesa.
The sermon will explore the
Unicarian Univcrsalist United Nations
Office's evaluation or issues related to
the quality or life Cor individuals
throughout the world. Child care and
religion education Cor children arc
provided during sermons. For
information, ,call 646-4652.
MINTAL HULTH SUPPORT O•OUP
A support group for parents, siblings
and spouses of the seriously mentally
ill meets at 6:30 p.m. at SL Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach. For
information, phone 'the Adult
Education Office, 574-2236.
TUESDAY
SCllNCI Of MIND
Meditation at 6:30 p.m. followed by
"Prosperity~ciencc of Mind" ac 7 p.m.
Send religion news
Please send photographs
and type-written releases
detailing stories, upcoming
events, sermon topics or
any other news involving
Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach churches to R'eligion
Editor Matt Coker, Daily
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa
Mesa, 92627.
You can also fax items of
interest t°' 6464170. ·
Releases are requestechwo
weeks prior to an event
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BUY 5 SELL USED CLOTHES,
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are held at Newport ~acb Cbu.rdl ot
.Re.ll&lou.a SdtDCC, 901 Dove St., No.
145, Newport Beach. Science of Mlnd/
Heallna is also held 10 a.m.
Wednesdays. Call 646-3199.
WIDNUDAY
PUYHHIADAIT
Flrst United Methodist Cbuttb or
Costa Mesa bolds a Prayer Breakf~st
at 6 a.m. at Denny's restaurant at
Newport Boulevard and 17th Street in
Costa Mesa. Call 548-7727.
HOLY COMMUNION
S~. James Episcopal Church, 3209 Via
Lido, Newport Beach offers a noon
service with Holy eoti,munion. Bring a
lunch and dine with the church staff
after the service. Call 675-0210.
llNGLUIDJU
The Serendipity singles series
continues at 7:30 p.m. al S t. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews
~Road, Newport Beach, with
psychologist and Crystal Cathedral
d~rector of counseling Frank Freed
discussing "Be Herc Now! Spontaneity
and Correctcdness in Relationships."
Donation: S2.
THURSDAY
THINK THIN
Newport Beach Church or Rellalous
Science presents "Think Thin with
Rev. Dolly" at 6:30 p.m. at 1929
Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 646-3199.
A COUUI IN MIUCLIS
The non-profit organization A
Gathering of Miracles·prescnls "A
Course in Miracles" lecture and
discussion with Allcq Rosenthal al
7:10 p.m. at Saint Mlcbael and AU
"Angels f.:plscopal Church, 3233 Pacific
View Drive, Corona ,de! Mar.
Call 673-9227 or (310) 478-8994.
CAJUH NITWORK
William Guy, djvision general manager
of Corporate Practices of Princeton/
Masters International, speaks at the
free Career Network meeting 7:30
p.m. in the Stewart Lounge at St.
Andrew'• Prabytcrlan Cbutth, 600 St.
Andrews Road, Newport Beach.
His topic is "Oo's and Don'ts of the
Job Scorch." Call 574-2239 for details.
FRIDAY
.UMMAOI IALI
Flrst United Methodist Church or
Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19tl\ Street, holds
its semi-annual rummage sale 9 a.m. to
4 p.ftt., sponsored by the United
Methqdlst Women's Or&anlzallon to
aid its Missions Projects.
The sale concludes 9 a.m. co noon
Saturday. Phone 548-]727.
SATURDAY, MARCH 11
HCOND,.yull
"Year Two/Science/Mind" is the 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. worphop at Newport
Beach Church of Religious Science,
901 ~ovc St., Newport Beach.
Phone 646-3199Jor mdre dclails.
WAOICI NIGHT
Oranae Coast Unitarian Unh·ersallsc
Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa,
presents "Karaoke KJub & Koffcc ,
House" at 7:30 P..m. · •
Since lyrics will be on a TV screen,
singers muse be capable of reading the
lyrics and handling microphones.
Childrcl) u11dcr 10 will not be
accepted. There will be open-mike
time Cor attendees to read poetry, up
to three minutes in lcn~th.
Light refreshments will be served.
Admission is $12 per adult ( 18 and
over). Parents may bring teens under
18 free. For information and
reservations (tickets also sold at the
door), ca ll 534-7870.
SUNDAY, MARCH 12
HOT TOPIC
"Fire and Ashes" is the topic at I0:.30
a.m. at Newport Beuch Church or
Religious Science, 90 1 00\c St., No.
145, Newport Beach.
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THURSDAY, MAltCH 23
Cburtb or the Ma ter, NfWPOr1 Ctnttr
UnJted Metbodlst, Our Lady Queen or
An&ds and Salo& MJchael and A.II
Ancels join forces with host church SL
Mark Presbytutan lo present "'fhe
Road co Bethany."
At 5:30 p.m., a supper prep ratloQ '.
and camAraderie wjll be held at the
church, 2100 Mar Vista Ave., followed
at 6 p.m. by the pot luck supper. The
40-minule drama, written and acted by
Bob Macklin, begins 111 7 .P·fll· in Sc.
Mark'• sanctuary. Public welcome;
freewill offering.
Temple lsalab of N~port BHch, a
conservative Jewish congrcgaciun,
celebrates the fcscivat of Purim with a
special service at 8 p.m. at its ploc:c of
worship, 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport
Beach. Cull 548-6900 for details. -
SATURDAY, MARCH 18
OOD BUflNUI ~
A "Business of Cod Luncheon" begins 1
with a rcccpcion at 11 :30 a.m. and
luncheon and program 111 noon at The
Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. Cost Is $25 per person.
RSVP to W011tcr Oa\.is at 544-3141.
' •
ORTLUNDI LIAD CONHUNCI
Raymond C. ond Anne Ortlund of
Renewal Ministries in Newport Dcach
lead a chrcc-day conference on
"Properties to Live By" kicking of( at
Newport Vineyard Chrlsllnn
Fello~shlp, 102 E. Baker St , Costa
Mesa. Olli 556-8463.
Rcgistu.1tion is $15 per person, $25
per couple, $30 per family. ~ .
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15
WOMIN'I GUILD LUNCH
Newport Beach Church or Rellglous
Science's Women's Guild holds a noon
luncheon ot 1929 Tu~tin Ave., Costa
Mesa. Phone 646-3199 for details.
HOMILIH IHUH
Newport Mesa Irvine Interralth
Coun cil's luncheon al Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach, focuses on homeless
issues. Anyone can attend. For
reservations to the luncheon, which is
SS, call Interfaith executive director
Jim de Boom at 548-4942.
SINGLIS SISSION
Speaker Candi Dabney presents her
thoughts on ''Intimacy, Power and
Love" at the Serendipity singles series
weekly session at 7:30 p.m. at SI.
Andrew's Presb}tcrlan Church, 600 St.
Andrews Road, Nc"port Beach.
A $2 donatlon "111 be requested.
IHIN B ... DDHISM
Newport Beach Ulgashl llongunjl
Buddhist Temple's Dhormb Society
presents a lecture and discu~s1on sci 1cs
on Shin Buddhism 7 p.m: at the
temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa M4:sa.
SUNDAY, MARCH 19
ADULT fAITH DIVILOPMINT
Linda Crowder, using Kennith Stokes'
"~aith is a Vcrq," leads an c'(ploration
into the dynamics of adult fo1rh
development al 7 p.m. in tbc Parish
Center 111 Saint Michael and AJ I
Angels, 3233 Pacific View Dri\.C,
Corona dcl Mar. Phone 64HJ.+63.
JOBH.AJlCH
"Applying "time Mana~ement To Your
Job Search" ls the. topic Julie A.
August, vice president of Palermo & • •
Associates, addresses ut the free
Career Network meeting 7:30 p.m. at
Sl. Andrew's Pre~byterlan Church, (,()()
St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach,
SATURDAY, MARCH 25
• PIACIMAKING flSTIVAL
The Rcligiou~ Education Department
at Orunae Coast Unllarion Ul)hcnall~I Church, 1259 Victori:i St.,
Costa Mesa. presents a free
"Peacemaking Through the Arts,"
fc~tival, from 9 a.m. ro 4 PJ1· Can
646-4652.
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Awards Presented
11-All Tourny
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1 -Bronze Bracket
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March 3, 1995
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March ~. 1995
Liberty-Laguna
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March 4, 1~95
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March 4, 1995
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March 4, 1995
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March 4, 1995
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March11,1995
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March 11, 1995
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March 3, 1995
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March 4, 1995
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March 4, 1995
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March 11, 1995
Championship (best 2 record)
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March 11, 1995
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player and our future girb playing softball to·be part of this opening season. Remember this is for our kids and a fund rai er for them, so · ·
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librarian
checks out
Laguna play .
G o to the reference depart-
ment at the Newport
Beoch Central Library on
Avocad~ Avenue any week day_
and you II find Sara Barnicle,
ready to dispense information and
help patrons use the materials and
equipment. •
Go to the .4guna Playhouse any
night ne~t week, and you '.11 sec a
' production of Carlo Goldoni's
"The Liar," a 300-year-old play
that Barnicle translated from the
original IJalian last fall . Her hus·
band Andrew, artistic director for
Laguna Playhouse, is adapting her
translation and directing the play.
• i\iAJIC MAJlTIN/DAJLY PILOT
Reference librarians are nor-
mally not required to be proficiertt
in a foreign language, but Barnicle
lived in Florence, Italy, for a year
in the rnid-1970s, when she stud-
ied Italian and art history through
the University of Florence. Newport Beach reference librarian Sara Barnicle translated an Italian play her husband is directing.
''I don't know wliy, I just want-
ed to," laughed Barnicle during a
recent interview at the library.
She returned to the United
States, met her future husband
and moved with him to Detroit.
Barnicle had a doctorate in library
science, but since her husband was
working on his doctorate in the-
ater, she decided to join the the-
ater group where he was working.
She wound up with a master's de-
gree in theater, and both Barnicles
becafTle Equity actors. .
J-{owever, as Sara Barnicle
noted, "It's hard to have·two
starving actors in the house at
· once," so she got a job at the Lin-
coln Center br~h of. the New
York. Public Cibrary. When h'er
hus~and obtained a position on
the West Coast, Barnicle went
with him, ending up at the New-
port Beach Public Library, where
she has worked the past three
years.
There are recent translations of
"The Li ar" available but, accord-
ing to Barnicle, "Andy feared run-
ning into copyright problems and
royalty problems with another
(published} translation." Plus, with
a new translation, she could let
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her husband adapt it in whatever
manner he wanted to.
Barnicle spent a month translat-
ing "The Liar," working mostly in
the evenings after getting home
from the library. She wrote the
Jranslation out in longhand, with
several Italian/English dictionaries
at her side. The original Italian
script is not a book that is readily
available, so Barnicle put the re·
sources of the Newport Beach li-
brary to work. '
"1 got the Italian script through
an inter-library loan," ~he ex-
plained. "We have that service
here where you can request things
from other libraries. I don't re·
m_ember which one, but it was
from some university library. Our
collection is not confined to these
walls. Requests are sent to a na-
tional network, and a call is sent
out to find out who would be will-
ing to se nd it to us."
Barnicle says that once she
began doing the translation, "I
was amaied at how easy it was.
I'm not facile in ltalian anymore.
Speaking it is very difficult to do if
you don't keep it \Jp. But l knew
that when I watched Italian films I
don't have to read the subtitles,
because it's easy to pick it up lis·
tening to it. The reading ~nd writ·
ing of it was extraordinarily easy."
After doing the almost word-for-
word translation, she gave the ad·
aptation to her husband, who "is
updating it to a Felliniesque kind
of Italy. It's a commedia dell'arte
piece. Although it's scripted, it's
based on commedia, so there's a
lot of schtick and a lot of funny
stuff. It's my translation, so he can
do whatever he wants to it."
Barnicle said that other library
re~ourccs, such as videos she
checked out of the Italian films
"81/z," "Divorce, Italian Styfe" and
others, helped her to get a feel for
the translation.
Barnicle's acting skills did not
come into play too much while
doing the tran·station. In fact, act·
ing is a pursuit she has not had
time for lately,'
"It's difficuh when you1re a pub-
lic servant," she lamented. "'You
have to work weekends and eve·
nings, the times that people are
rehearsing. I am a union actress
on leave, because I'm not actively
working. 1 do have a (union) card.
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They're hard to get."
Because of time constraints,
Barnicle has not been to any re-
hearsals since the first read-
through of the play last month.
But, since she did translate "The
Liar,"· she thil1ks 1s should be an
enjoyable production.
You can find out for yourself.
Previews of "The Liar" at Laguna
Pia) house are Tuc~day and
Wedn~day, and the play officially
ope1is Thur~day c"ening and runs
through April 2. for information
on tickets and curtain times,
phone 497-9244.
Compiled by CHRISTOPHER'TRELA
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The Performing Alts column runs every Saturday: The column fo-
cuses on what's going on locally in dance, opera, theater, clas-
sical music -ana the people who devote their lives to the arts.
Send ideas for stories and profiles to Christopher Trela at 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627, or fax 646-4170.
Lescot ready to put on Lab coat
It's official! The Theatre District has a new home.
Artistic director Mario Lescot has the keys to the building at The Lab
on Bristo) Street in Costa Mesa.
He hopes to move the troupe's current production of "One Flew Over
the Cuckoo's Nest" -whicl;l just opened to critical acclaim and }Old out
shows at the district's current ~pace on Superior ~\enue -to tht: new
Jacility b)'.lhe. beginning of April.
But he is wasting no time in utilizing the new ~pace. He h;ss reinstated
his T\Jesday night acting class at the new facility. This class, which run:s
from 7 to 10 p.tn., is for intermediate students Or those who have bc:en
away from the stage for ~while and need a refresher course. Students
from that class will eventually be chosen to form an adv;snced acting
class. For details, call Lescot at 548-7671.
·Orange Coast College scopes 'Assassins '
· The Stephen Sondh~im musical
"Assassins," featuring the unlikely
subject matter of presidential as-
sassins and would-be assassins, has
been playing to sold-out houses at
the Los Angeles Theatre Center.
Now, Orange Coast College is
mounting the Orange County pre-
miere of "Assassins," which opens
in the Drama Lab Theatre this
Thursd~y.
The show runs Thursdays
through Sundays until March 19.
For advance tickets ($8), call 432·
5880. Tickets will also be sold at
the door for $10, but the theater
only seats 150, so get tU:kets soon.
This show will probably sell out.
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FEE · TO ·READ?. . .
With Newport Beach libraries facing budget cuts·, read ers .debate implementing fee to use facility
nominal library card fee, even though
they are taxp.ayers. 1 think $60 for A s the city of Newport Beach faces
budget cuts in the wake of the
county bankruptcy. th~ city's
ljbrafy board of trustees is·Jooking into
non-residents· or anybod;y-is..a.JiUle _stcep . ._-1--r1
But I do think some revenue in expenses
could be generated and expenses could
be cover~cl by nomlnaJ libra,ry fees for all
. ways to general~ revenue.
· Among the ideas bandied'at a special .
meeting Wednesday were: charging non·
residents a $60 fee to purchase library
cards; privatizing the library; and
eliminating certain reference serviees or
charging additional fees for their use.
We. asked our readers their feeUngs
about the money-generating ideas. Here
are som·e responses.
0
I believe that the Newport Library
should establish a nomipal fee for the
services they offer. After all, it's a very
fine library, and it must be very
expensive to. maintain.
l think a nominal fee for a library card
would not be inappropriate.
DONALD DUDZIK
Newport Beach
0
I think privatizing the library would be a
major, irrevocable mistake. There are
many other ways to deal with budget
problems.
KA THERINE YOUNG
Corona de) Mar
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I fully and wholeheartedly support user
fees for the libraries. I agree with a
recommendation that non-residents
should pay a fee . I don't know that it's
$60, but I believe that they definitely
should pay a fee.
I think it's important to remember
that nothing is free. We pay truces for
our libraries as city residents, and 1
believe that those who do not live in this
city should pay a user fee. ,,
I would even be in favor of perhaps a
lesser fee for residents, maybe $5 a visit
or a couple dollars a visit. I think, in face
of the Orange County bankruptcy and
what's happening in government in
general, that user fees are the wave of
the future. I would prefer our libraries to
stay open and to pay a fee versus closing
our li braries.
CORALEE NEWMAN
)'lewport Beach
0
l think that ttiey should charge a fee for
non-residents, but $60 is too high and
will re ally discourage people.
Also, the library·should not cut staff,
but they could cut back on their book
W hen Marian Bergeson left the
state Setlate to take Tom Riley's
5th District seat on the Board
of Supervisors, Orange County Jost its
mos t effective state legislator. For·the
past six years, Bergeson was rated the
fourth best overall member of the state
Se nate, according to polls conducted by
the non-legislators, legislative staff,
executive branch, staff, lobbyists, and the
political press corps.
Indeed, during Bergeson's time in the
Liberal
Politics
Senate no other
member of Orange
County's legislative
delegation even came
close to her ratings on
integrity, intelligence,
effectiveness, energy
and problem-solving
ski lls.
With two years left in
Bergeson's third term
in the state Senate,
voters of the 35th state
Senate -District shortly
face the daunting
challenge of replacing
-----.• one of the state's best legislators with the likes of Doris Allen,
Gil Ferguson or Ross Johnson. Due to
their time served as members of the
state Assembly and name recognition
within th e GOP, one of these individuals
will likely inherit Bergeson's Senate seat.
If only it were otherwise. After all,
there are other candidates in the race -
Long Pham, Robert Ruper, Dan
Worthington, Madalane Arakelian and
Michael PaJitz -among whom may be a
far more commendable succ;essor to
Bergeson.
As presumptive front-runners, Allen,
Ferguson and Johnson have been
slugging it out in press releases and
campaign mdilers over a host of inane
and hyperbolic charges. Johnson accuses
Ferguson of advising Paul Horcher to
vote for Willie Brown over Jim Brulte as
speaker of the Assembly. Fcrgusqn and
Johnson accuse AJlen of being captured
by tbe California Teachers Association.
Allen and Ferguson condemn John50n as
a carpet bagger from Brea.
So what? It's not that these
accusations don't matter. They probably
do. Indeed, I find it difficult to fathom
how anyone in the 3Stb District could
<> M.u.c MA•TIN, DAILY l'1LOT
The new Central Library has brought an increase in outrof-town users. Some suggest visitors should pay $60 yearly.
budget and then have a major driVe fo r
funds for book purc'hases.
Also, the library should not charge fQr
reference services. I really feel that it is
jµst part of the American system to have
a completely free library system.
'· So, the only way we should really save
money is on the books. Try to replace
th em by having people donate money for
bo~ks, not donate books, but donate the
money to buy the books.
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ALICE REMER
Corona del Mar
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1 live in Huntington Beach and work in
Newport Beach. I think anyone who uses
the library system over 18 yea rs of age
shouWn't mind oaving to pay at least a
$5 fee for this, including residents of
Newport Beach. And anyone outside the
city -I think a $15-$20 a year fee to
use the facilities is not out of line
because right now we should all pitch in
and help out.
I think we should give a break·to
students and senior citizens, but anybody
over 18 to say 63 should help pitch in
and pay the cost. It's a valuable service,
and a· nominal fee to ask.
I realize a free system is something
we're used to, but I think it's time we
help pay the way. Arid I don't think we
should cut the number of employees
working there. Maybe shutting down one
day a week or a half day would make
more se nse.
I hope we ge t th rough this OK.
MIKE CONLEY
Huntington Beach
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If th e city hadn't spent $8 1h million on
the library -that we'd gotten along for
years without -they wouldn't be going
through problerrts having to close it down
for a day or charging people $60 to use
the library.
BRIA.fnVfCDONOUGH
Newport Beach
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As a O>Sla Mesa resident whose city
unfortunately subscribes to the county
library system, I often use the Newport
THE 35TH STAii SENATE RACE
Beach Library. The county system is not
open enough. It is closed Friday,
Saturday, Sunday. Of all the things I
would hate to see happen to your library,
is the reduction of services.
But, I do fee l a fee for out-of-city
visitors, like myself, is absolutely .
appropriate -whether it be S60 a yea r
or not. Maybe it should be on a per-use
basis. In other words, when I go to the
library to do research, even if I don't
take anything out of the library, maybe
you should charge me a dollar.
I don't know how you police that, bu t
I think a fee for residents who do not
live in Newport Beach is appropriate,
particularly·if it keeps you from cutting
back your services of your wonderful
library. As far as I'm concerned, most of
the county libraries should 15e closed
compl.etely for as little value as they've
unfortunately been able to give us.
LEE McCULLOUGH
Costa Mesa
0
I don't think anyone would mind a
Long Pham, Robert Ruper or Dan Worthington may be better potential .state i enators than the three front-runners.
TIME FOR AN OUTSIDER
Orange County may have traoed in its best state senator for its worst
if Gil Ferguson, Ross Johnson or Doris Allen is elected
possibly vote for Johnson, knowing th.at the former.
he just moved into the district a few Allen, Ferguson and Johnson have all
months ago to run for this seat and yet sel'Ved in the Assembly for a decade or
remains morally and legally bound to more w.ith Johnson serving since 1978,
represent an entirely different legislative Allen since 1982 and Ferguson since
district in the Assembly. 1984. Allen and Johnson were re-elected
Of course, a long string of carpet to the Assembly in 1994. Ferguson, who
baggers hove succeeded in Orange anticipated a run for Bergcson's open
County including Bob Dornan, Harriett scat, admirably declined to run for
Wieder and Dana Rohrabacher, to name rc ... election. This saved taxpayers the cost
a few of the more notprious. of a special election to {UJ the vacancy
A JI three of the aforementioned should he win the Senate election.
accusations could be true -maybe Allen and Johnson were apparentty •
they're even conscquentinl for many not as oonccrncd about the" fi5eal
voters. But they don't tell voters much consequences of their political ambitions
about what these three Individuals on their current constituents. None or
accomplished as Assembly members or Johnson's current constituents in the
what they want to accomplish as " 72nd Assembly even Jive within the
members or the Senate. While the •• , confines of the 3Sth Scaate District. No
candldates seem unwillin& to address the matter, thanb to tho term limits
lalter, considerable li&ht can be shed on imposed on state le&falators by Prop.
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140, both Allen and Johns°'1 are serving
their last term in the Assembly. This no
doubt explains why Allen and Johnson
have rushed to breathe new life into
their political careers.
F rankly, the voting records of all three
candidates on key issues since 1986
aro almost indistinguishable. Over the
years they've voted against divestment of
state funds in South Africa (1986),
restrictions on assault weapons (1989),
banning discrimination against AIDS
victims (1989), permitting employees to
use sick Jcave to care Cor sick children
(1989), parental leave (1991), the sales
true hike (1991) and comprehensive
cpmpaign reform (1992).
Conversely, they've supported the
limitation o~ product liability laws (1987),
expansion o( the death penalty (1988),
the continualion or old·arowth tree
the libraries we have.
MARILYN DOUGLASS
.Ne-.yport Beach
0
I'm 15 years old, and I think it's a 1eally
bad idea to charge residents a $60 fee to
purchase library cards. I use the library a
lot -almost every single day for school
and,.other things, for my speech class and
drama, and I think it would be an awful,
awful idea to do th at. I think you should • • get together with your board on how the
library can raise money.
0
LORI MITCHELL
Newport Beach
I think we should be charging, even if we
didn't have a budget crisis, npn-residents
a $60. annual fee to purchase library
cards.
And if you hc;td to choose a closing
day, probably Friday would be a good
one -closed all day, one day a we-ck to
save expenses.
0
JEFF BROWN
Newport Beach
We are senior citizens who are avid
readers. We are on a limited income,
we're semi-retired, and we would be
more than delighted to pay say 50 cents,
a dollar, a book, until th.is crisis is over
-anything to keep our libraries open. I
can't imagine that anyone here in
Newport Beach or Costa Mesa wou ld
object to thanmall fee.
When you look at what books cos t,
eve n paperback books, I believe it's a
very, very small amount. Anything to
keep our libraries open .
MR. & MRS. BARNEY EGLIT
Newport Beach .
0
Definitely no to a library fee. The library
itself is a source of information and help
for everybody and for all walks of life. It
has always been so and should remain a
free operation for the general public as
long as we can affofd anything at all fo r
the people in this town.
JOHN MILLER
Newport Beach
cutting (1989) and the 1992-93 budget
(1992).
Exceptions to this pattern are Allen's
vote for the Clean Air Act to reduce
smog (1988); an increase in
upper-income tax rates (1991); and the
ban on offshore oil drilling (1992).
Ferguson and Johnson voted against all
three.
While Marian Bergeson was receiving
accolades for her performance in the
Senate, Allen, Ferguson-and Johnson
also wei:e being evaluated. And frankly,
it's not a pretty picture. For the last
three sessions of the Assembly, cove ring
1988-1994, Ferguson averaged an overall
performance rating of 77 out of 80
members. Allen averaged an overall
rating of 68, and Johnson, the "star" of
the Assembly from Orange County,
earned an average rating of 31 out of 80
members.
Across the categories of intelligence,
effectiveness, energy, and
problem-solving ability -Ferguson
consistently ranked among the 10 worst
and Allen the 20 worst Assembly
members. ln the late 1980s Johnson
actually ranked among the top third of
Asse~bly members, but fell steadily in
the early 1990s to the median of all
Assembly members. This still placed him
. at the head of the class for Orange
County's dysfunctional legislative
delegation. Faint praise.indeed.
Is there any reaspn to believe
Ferguson, Allen or Johnson will serve
any more distinction in the Senate than
they did in the Assembly? Probably not.
1f Allen, Ferguson or Johnson is elected
to serve out Bergeson's term in the
Senate we will te replacing one of the
most distinguished members of the
Senate with one of the least
di!!tinguished members or thp Assembly.
Not much of a choice I should th1nlc.
But there is an alternative. Votcq might
consider giving one ol the other
candidates the opportunity to serve in
the S~nate. Oiven.~he pdl porfocmance
of A~en, Ferguson or Jobmon It'• bard
to believe rcpreseatation IA tbt-'351h
District could be any wone. off with a~
of the oaier candidltn. Aird. it miaht
just be a beck or I lot be&~r.
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ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
Hll'llor View aMlsts
... talents to fialp
bUY school new kiln
Parents arc invited to
watch the students of
Harbor View Elementary
e~rcss their creativity
through the school's
handpainted tile program.
• The program will actually
raise money for a new kiln
in the Corona del Mllr
school's Art Room.
Parents have been asked
to "sponsor'' their children's
artwork for $30 per tile.
The student-decorated
8-incl\ tiles (painted with a-
seuJif e theme) will be
installed near the front of
the school, producing a
permanent, student-created
artwork for the campus.
The Sltudents will be
working on the tiles from
1:20 to-3:30 p.m. on
Monday, March 13 and
Tuesday, Murch 14.
Harbor View Elementary
is at 900 Goldenrod Ave.
For more information, call
Patty Waytc at 241-0566.
Clarlflcauons
An incorrect figure was give n
for the reduction of the Newport
Beach library's operating budget in
Thursday~ Daily Pilot. The
$345,000 quoted represents how
much revenue the city would lose
if it charges non-residents a $60
library card fee. The loss would be
greater if the city decides not to
charge a user fee.
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An obituary fo r Anne Elizabeth
Stewart Freeman in Friday's
edjtit>n did not contain memorial
donation information. The family
asks that donations in Mrs.
Freeman's memory be made to St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church
Adult Ministry, 600 St. Andrews
Road, 92663 or the Assistance
League of Newport-Mesa, 2220
Fairview Road, 92627.
by Dr. Michael T. Bywater
Or. Alissa S. Wald Doctors of Optometry
THE CENTER OF ATTENTION
To understand the condition known
os Dge-reloted moculor degeneration, ii
helps to view the rehno as If II were
camera film That is. the surtoce of the
t>ock portion of the Inner eye serves to
regisler lhe Image of Incoming light.
Defore It Is transmitted to the Oroin. Al me center of ltle retina Is Its most sensi-
tive portion. the moculo II permlls
heolthy people 10 see fine details, as
well as lo do close-up losks such as
reading However. with ltle 90sel ot oge-
reloted moculor degenerollon. a person
moy experience distortion of even on
obvious blind spot at the center of his or
her visual field. Straight lines may also
appear to be wavy. and/or col6r may be
perceived os fO<led Al the first sign of
such symptoms. on appointment with
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CHARTER
fre• ••1• Al
• have more authority," said Ow Icy,
who talks enthusiastically about
the subject .
"I feel that a public school be-
longs to the community," she said.
.. The school district doesn't belong
to the current students, the c'ur-
renl parents, the current teachers.
"I feel strongly in the existing
school government -we can ad-
dress existing concerns there. This
school doesn't belong to us. I can't
be more emphatic that the com-
munity owns the intellectual spirit
of the school."
The fact that members of the
governing board of a charter ,
school won't be elected and thus
not subject to the Brown Act -
which requires public agencies to
make information and meetings-
open to the public -further con-
cerns Hollern. • '
• Corona dcl Mar could cnoose to
. maintain • strong ties with the
school district, perhaps in the area
of helping with finances.
That's what Santiago Middle
School does. While the local con-
trol over curriculum and finances
is a plus for Santiago, school of-
ficials wilJ probably contract with
the Orange Unified School Dis-
trict to handle such financial tasks
as payroll, accounting and audit·
ing, sald Santiago Principal Mary
Ann OWsley ..
The Santiago community cre-
ated its own school board with 13
members, representing teachers,
parents, community members and
administrators from the eight feed·
er schools.
"Restruct uring allows schools to
Volunteer. •
American Heart
Association""
Fighting Hean Dlseau
and Stroke
"Running a school is not unlike
running your own home. If you tell
the kids to turn lights off, and they
don't, make them pay bills und
they'll start turning off the lights.
"Here, if we saved money by
keeping the lights off and n6t run·
ning tho afr conditioner as much,
we could reduce-bills by JO~. but
the district would realize the sav-
ings without a benefit to our
school."
Santiago Mill has details to work
out before il opens officially as a
charter school in September, in-
cluding: setting up the school's
own budget; setting the. school cal-
endar; and prioritiz.i11g obj ectives
of the school, Owsley said. ""
Overall, the. process· to become
a "charter ~chool is a Jong one, in-
volving 13 requirements that must
be met to receive state approval.
For Santiago, it took two years.
Owsley was involved in the proce:.s
from the beginning, when teachers
first sought feedback on the idea.
District leaders and parents were
brought in for input from the
start.
In June of 1994, after spending
1 1/2 years drawing up the paper
work, Santiago teachers voted 34-
32 in favor of the charter school
and petitioned the school board
two months later. The state board
of education approved the petition
for charter school No. 66 on Sr.pt.
14, 1994, a date Owsley remem-
bers well.
The process was lengthy, but
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Some of the changes Santiago
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ing an cicploratory foreign lan-
&\lagc class where students arc ex·
poseJ to French, German und
Spanis~. and a change to a tri·
mester calendar sy!>tem.
Parents also will be required to
pevote 12 110urs of service annu·
ally to helping t~.
Another goal of the school is to
reduce cluss sizes.
Since charter schools aren't
under stale authority, f.taff at San-
tiugo has created a new level of
teaching where an uncredentialt:d
teacher with expertise in an area
such as litcrnture, wriung or com-
puters could teach While under the
.guidance of a "muster teacher,"
While. not popular with th<! en·
tire ; student body, students al.so .
will wear uniforms next year -
navy slacr..s, shorts or skirts with a
choice of three colors of polo
shirts with the school logo.
Ideas for improvements came
from visiting· schools, researching
and interviewing other teachers,
Owsley said.
Santiago didn't have much of a
problem with creating an ethnic
balance that matches the rest of
the <listric't because the school al-
ready did. And the teachers' union
on campus remained intact.
"The bulk of this is pol.Sible be-
cause of the wonderful staff we
have to do this," Owsley said.
"We're very fortunate to have this
school here ."
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Steps toward charter status
To become a charter school,
1 3 requirements must be mC'I
to receive state approval:
• A description of the
educational program of the
school, identifying v.-ho will be
educated, what it means to be
an "educated· per.$0n" in the
21st century and how leJrning
best occurs.
• A demonstrJtion of ,1he
extent of student outcomc.>S to
show they have • .lttJincd skill:.,
knowledge and attitudes from
/'tbe educational progr;:im
• The method by whic.h--
1!>tudent progress is nie~ting
expectations.
•Th~ regulation of the
school, including. but not
limited to th e process th.it
ensures parent invol\.cment
• The qualificJtions to be
met by people cmplo> cd at
the school.
• The procedures the !>Chuul
will follow to ensure the heJlth
and safety of students anu
staff.
•The \o\JY a school '""
achieve a racial Jnd ethnic
IJalJnce lh.lt renects the r<.:~l of
the district.
•Admission rcqwremcnl.), if
applicable.
• Th<.! system Lhat will lead
an annual financial awdlL
I • The procedures for
studcnti. to be suspended or
expelled.
•The plan for leachcr> to
b<.> cuvcrccJ IJ~ a rctircml!nt
plan.
• The pul1lic schuul
attcndJnce altern<lt1\.ei fur
students Ii\ mg 1n lhc d1!>lrict
\ho du oot \\anl-to attend a
·charter school.
•A dcscriptwn of the rights
of Jny district cmplo) ee who
1t .. 1,cs the district system to
\\Uri. in J charter school, ch
\H'll as rights of return tu the
school di~lrict after "orking Jt
a charter school.
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' Saturday, March 4, 1995 NeWpOt1 Beach/Costa Meu Dally P.llot
coo1rary?" Moorlach replied. ~I Crom adviscn. Dildosua-. be
.. ,
'°unty supervisors or the pool's col·
lap e).
Earlier ln the day, county C~O Wil-aaid, should be wrillen "in plain En-
tiam Popejoy presented the scope of &Jilb'' 10 that advisen e<*ld beuer un-
bis recovery plan to the board. empha-dcrstand financial dealings.
sizins that a failure to meet bond debts Popejoy la.id be could not supPort
in August would have serious repercus-bann1n1 investments in deriva11ve1.
sions throughouUM state. "Derivatives are like electricity," he
_TO_D_A_Y____________ to 3 p.m. at Tower Rec:or~S. 1726 Superior Ave.,
Costa Mcu.
WOMlll'l IUCCUI ....... .
"How did you discover what elected
and county offici:ils should have discov·
• ered?"
Both Kopp and committee co--chair
Sen. Lucy K.illea (lnd.-San Diego)
asked Moorlach -whether the county
treasurer should be an elcctetf or ap-
pointed officilll. Moorlach lost the trea·
surer's race to incumbent Robert
Citron in June, but has since become
the favored candidate for the position
by a majority of the county Board of
Supervisors. Citron resigned shortly
after the county filed for bankruptcy
Dec. 6.
Popejoy said that his "marching or-srud. ''They can light up the world or
dcrs" from supervisors included leading they can plectrocutc you. Leverage was
the county out of bankruptcy, reim· the problem here."
bursing the bond holders and paying Many of the committee members
the 198 pool investors 100% of their praised the Newport Beach resident for
investments -all without raising taxes. -taking a leadership role and for do-
Experimental worbhOf> focutes on
uodentandina ~ur c:ooscioua and unconscious
belier. conc:em&n& money. 1uocc11 and your ri&ht
livelihood from 10 Lm. to ftOOo at 2900 Bristol
Street, BulldinJ F, Suite 202, Costa MCJ1. The
presenter ls Ebz.aboth Slocum, a marripgc,
family and ch.lid therapist. Fee is $20.
TUUDAY
COMMIUION MllTINe
The Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission holds its Mn.rch meeting
at 7 p.m. in th"c City Hall council chambers.
The recovery would be difficult and nating his time to the county Cree or
would requiro "a lot of pain," particu-charge. ·
larly to county employees, Popejoy Representatives from the county's
said. employee unions were Jess flattering,
••n IAIKITt woauHo• ''.)
JndMduals can learn to assemble a.od wrap
personally-designed &ift baskets at a four-p:irt
workshop beginning at 9 a.m. in Room 102 of
Orange Coast College's Art Center. Registration
fee is SIO, plus a SlO material fee.
COMPVTU CLUa
IAMUUnCY PUllNTATION
The community group, Leadership Tomorrow, is
sponsoring an "Update on -the Orange County Flnooclal Crisis" forum with Hugh Hewitt in the
Co1ta Mesa Community Center, 1845 Park Ave.
Registration begins :>t 6:30 p.m. and tho
program will mrt at 7 p.m. Admission is $15 advnnce (received by Monday), and $18 at lhc
door. Details, Louise Rhodes, 759-5053.
Although he said he favored keeping
Sen. Tom Hayden (D-Santa Monica) criticizing Po~joy for changing county
asked Popejoy's views on several prac-work schedules without consulting the
tices which, Hayden claimed were the unions. Union heads also worried that
"root causes" of the county's financial massive layoffs mlgbt disregard the
crisis. These areas included investment union's collective bargaining agree-
.in risky.. derivatives; lnsufficient · disclJ>. '"'""'1ent. '-"
Orange Coast College's Orange Applo Computer Cub will meet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Rooms 201 and-21'-of OCC'i Chemistry
Building. Sessions for various Apple products
will run1'hrQughout j.he day. AnnuaJ membership
fee for tho club is S2:S. V1Sitors arc welcome.
NAVlOATION CLASS .OH IRID -the county lleasurct as an cfect.ccLpo-
sition, Moorlach bristled when K.illca
asked if he felt the board should ~
-duct a thorough search befQre making
its appointment.
sure; lack of independent oversight; Popejoy apologized for not meeting
aml -the influence of campaign contri-with the union beads sooner or at
butions by bOnd and securities firms to greater length. However, he explained,
officials who approve investment dcci-imp<;>rtant decisions had to be made
sions. quickly. The county is racing the clock,
Popejoy said he favored banning he said.
SUNDAY
'fUICONCllf
An ei&)lt-part, non-credit electronic navlg:>tion
:ind ocean survival class begins at Orange Coast
College's Sailing Cen1cr in Newport Beach. The
"You're about to be anointed by the
board," K.illea said. "Wouldn't you like
to sec a search?"
"Have I ever said anything to ttie
contributions from firms and that re-"These are not normal circum-
covery plans included additional over-stances," Popejoy said. The Costa Mesa band, The Fenians, will give a
free concert in honor of St. Patrick's Day from 2
· class will meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
through March 30, from 7 tci 10 p.m.
Registrat ion fee is $79. OCC's Sailing Ccnter_is located at 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway,
between the Balboa B:>y Oub and the Or:>nge
County Sea Base. For more information, call
645-9412.
SCHOOL
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in those departmenls will most
likely have to take on the tasks,
said Superintendent Mac Bernd.
"We'll have to redistribute a
number of these duties to people
who currently have other responsi-
bilities," Bernd said. "We're al-
ready low administratively.''
Compared to -all unified school
districts in the county, Newport·
Mesa has the second to lowest
number of certificat.ed ad-
ministrators per student. Saddle·
back Valley Unified has the lowest
number or administrators, while
Brea-Olinda and Irvine Unified
top the list with the highest num-
bers. .
The positions to be eliminated
are:
•Dale Woolley, director of
planning ang program -develop-
men t, $83,000 annual salary.
Woolley plans to retire at the end Both of these ·,data processing
of the year after 33 years with the employees are in charge of coordi-
district. He joined Newport-Mesa nating software for-district pro-
in 1962 as a science teacher at grams, training attendance derks
Newport Harbor High Sc~ool~ and others in the district on tech·
He was in charge of overseeing nology. They also coordinate all
district planning in curriculum, as-· report cards, attendance, cla~
sessment, adult education, federal lists, registration, class rankings,
projects, special education, as well grade point average calculations,
as other details. transcripts for students, as well as
•Nadine Wilek, director• of payroll and personnel information.
communications, $46,044 annual •Assistant director of food ser-
salary. Wilek was hired just last vices, $45,023 annual salary. This
June to act as a liaison with media vacant position will not be filled
representatives and to in terpret next year.
education policies and procedures In the past, this person was in
and actions of the school board, charge of monitoring budgets and
superintendent and staff. supervising cafeteria managers in
• David Dow, associate directDr the central kitchen and at school
of data processing, $76,042.annual cafeterias. The employee also
salary; and Sheila Rutlage, data oversaw the campus catering pro-
processing services coordinator, gram which is hired by school
$57,552 annual salary. event planners.
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SPORTS EDITOR ROG~R CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223
•
Sea . Kings· -~laim CIF championship!
ST. BERNARD Coleman, who had a sea-The Sea Ki ngs, who begin the Southern Califor·
• • •• • • •••••
~ Coleman's two free throws
with 35.8 left provide
CdM the winning margin; ·
State run begins Tuesday.
said CdM senior Brian Fraca-
losy, who led the winners
with 15 points. "When tfiey
~ook the lead there at-the .
end, I was nervous. But l still
just believed we were going
lo get.it done.''
-.:OM J : ... : :... : ... : :
• • • • son-low-tying two points nia Regional playoffs Tuesday at home against an
heading into the-fina l • opponent to be-d~termined Sunday, indeed handled
minute, proved exactly that, the Vikings signatu re full-court pressure most of t he
when he was fouled trying a evening.
.... 1234 • ----~-. ~-~:_ _._._._. _____ : . . ~
BY BAJlll :AtTL¥NllJl, Sro1.n Wura1. The thiFd-seeded Sea Kin~ "(18-11), who won
IRVINE._ The name is Cole _ "Ice" Cole. their second Southern Section crown in three years
Just as the feeling of confidence overtook Corona :-ironically by the identica~ sC<?re over St. ~ernard
del Mar High junior Brian Coleman before he m 1992, appeared to be getting it done all night.
drilled two free throw.s with 35.8 seconds left ro -St. Bernard (17-12) earned early leads of 5-4 and
propel the Sea Kings to a 47-46 win over St. Ber-·1-6 barely two minutes into the game, and didn't
nard in the CIF Southern Section Division IV-AA lead again until Michael Johnson hit a left -handed
final Friday night at UCl's Bren Events Center, so layup with 57.2 seconds remaining to make it 46-45.
too, did it pervade among Q.is teammates. · "I just believed we couldn't lose," said CdM se-
"I just had this feeling we were going to win," nior Joel Owen. "It was like we were invincible."
CdMis Orris ·10
coach South In
All-Star Game .
~ Ninth-year CdM coach picked
to guide the Rebels aga'inst the
North, .under Gary McKnight.
BY R.OOll». C.U.UoN, SX>llll Eonoa.
COSTA MESA -Corona del Mar
High's Paul Orris has been selected by
the Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club to coach
the South boys in the 30th Orange
County AU-Star Basketball Game, to be
held at Orange Coast College April 2~.
. Orris, a ninth-year coach at Corona
del Mar, has guided the Sea Kings to
·two Sea View League championships,
two CIF crowns aq$1 three ClF finals
appearances, including Friday's night's
frantic 47-46 Division lV·AA Finals
victory over St. Bernard at UC Irvine.
On the r side of the Ooor for the
Orris
North will be Mater
Dci High Coach
Gary McKnight,
whose Menarcbs
have virtually
obliterated the
competition over the
past 13 years.
The Monarchs arc
favored to make
Nogalents 10th
victim in 13 CIF
championship finals
in tonight's game at
The Pond in Anaheim. The Monarchs.
No. 1 in the state, arc eyeing their third
slate crown under McKnight. · •
McKnight is the first to coach the
All-SMr Game for the second time,
having ~uidcd the North in 1985 to a
98-96 victory. He said he's hopeful of
obtaining the services of Steve Brooks of
Los Alamitps u an assistant coach.
McKnight's selection is also notable in
that his UC Irvine-bound son, Oay, is a
three-year starter for Mater Dci and an
All-ClF Division l choice as a junior.
For Orris, it is an honor considered
by many as Jong overdue. Seven of bis
nine teams have advanced to at least the
ClF quarterfinals. His 148-108 re<:<>rd at
Corona del Mar is considered very
deceiving in light of the competition for
a school of Division IV-AA status.
PIByers. as well as coaches and players
of the girls game, arc as yet to be
announced.
layin alter: fielding a sweet Fracalosy continued an 8-2 run to finish Clle first
Owen pass. quarter by drilling... a 35-foo} buucr-beating three-
"''Cole came up big," sai<1~CdM Coach Paul Orris, ·pointer for a 15-9 lead and senior Dominic DeGra·
who provides the foundation for CdM's unyielding zier added a three ball to open the second to dou-
belief in itself. ble the score on the unseeded guests.
"I think the (CdM) tradition (now four CIF titles St. Bernard scored the next six poinlli, but CdM
and _seven section final appearances), playing to-strung together a 10-3 surge 10 help create a :\0·20 halftime edge.
gether, always having. to play up (against· schools St. Bernard whi11led the lead to 32-29 with 2:25
with larger enrollments) all contributes to our ubil-lef_t)n~ the third,' ·but two Frac:.ilosy assists helped
ity to step up when we have to," Orris explained. -caM tally the final six points of the period for a. 38-
"We have the feeling we can deal with anything 29 cushion. t 1 they throw at us." • See CDM/Page 12
KATSVYA RAINONl/fOa lllt DAIU PILOT
Brian Coleman
man or hour
for champions
,.... Coleman refused to let
himself be rattled in
the crJ)cial final
moments of victory .
Bv RJ c11ARD D uNN, Sl'oRTs Wur1R
IRVINE -It \\3l) the longest timeout of
Drian Coleman':, life.
"In the huddle, I didn't talk to an)bocly,"
Colt:man said.
Corona del Mar I ligh needed one free throw
to tie, another to go ahead Friday night in the
ClF Southern Section Divbion IV-AA title
game. The clock al UC Irvine':, Uren E\'ents
Center read 0:35.8.
St. l3e rnard, which called timeout, was
leading, 46-45.
Coleman, who
had attempted no
field goals or free
throws in the
second half, largely
because of
self-apprehension,
sank 'the two
biggest free throws
of his career, giving
CdM a 47-46
victory before a
combined two-game
crowd of 3,257.
Oh, there was a
bit of t rouble on
•the way to the
charity stripe, too.
"One of their
players, I don't
know who, came up
and grabbed me
and started talking
to me as I "as
going to the line,"
Coleman said. "I
shoved him away
and told him to get
away, then the
referees told us to
· 'One of their play-
ers, I don't know
who, .came up and
grabbed me and
started talking to
me as I was going
to the line. I
shoved him away
and told him to get
·away, then the ref-
erees told us to
keep our mouths
shut. That's un-
sportsmanlike, but I
guess the result
took care of itself.'
-BRIAN COLUMN
CdM junior
keep our mouths ~hut. That':, unsportsmanlike,
but I guess the result took care of itself."
Swish. Coleman mac.k the fin,1. CdM's rau-
cous crowd exploded.
"That was definitely (a relief)," Coleman said.
Corona del Mar's Joel Owen looks for help as Michael Johnson of St. Bernard (33) defends in title game.
"I don't even think 1 attempt a shot in the sec·
See COLIMAH/Pa1• a2
Three Mustangs,
t three Eagles, and
Whitacre chosen
~ Daily Pilot's All-PCL girls
basketball selections realize
a new balance for the circuit.
BY BAJUlY PAVLKNEJl, Sroan Wan'll.
! T he rest of the Pacific Cotst Lcoguc
finally caught up to the girls
basketball teams at Costa Mesa High
and Estancia this season, after the
Mustangs and Eagles
hod won the four
previous
championships, all
with unbeaten league
campaigns.
The Mustanp,
winners of 30 straight
league games and
three titles from
1992-94, actUed for
second place t)ala ,ear,
while Eatanaa, the
1991 leque Champ.
was (orcc:d to seek an at-larp CP pllrO!f
benh after k>Sins a third-place .........,
with Laauna Hills.
Still, Moaa placed three ~ oa die ............ ~-
CdM 'Wills'
itself a win-
~ Sea Kings push across 13
runs to bury visiting Estancia
In Newport Elks baseball opener.
BY RiCHA.llD DUNN, Sroan Wa.rra• '
CORONA DEL MAR -Junior right·
hander Chris Willi made a pitch for the
tartina rotation and junior ahager Kevin
Stuart did hia best tape·meMUre thifta
Friday, u COl'ona del Mar Hlah'• bulball ~
team defoalcld Eatanda; I~, ln tR open· lfta rilUDcl Of the Elb Touma·
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J{.\TSUYA Jl.AINONE/FOI. THI OAJLT PILOT
Corona del Mar Coach Paul 0 rris looks on as Joel Owen (4) looks an opening as St. Bernar~'s Brandon Granl{ilte closes in Friday.
COM tradi1ional three-point play by he lept and lofted the would-be
Darren Harris trimmed the lead to game-winner toward the rim.
CORONA DIL MAR 47
ST. BERNARD 46
Fr om Page 8 1 one with I :32 remaining. The ball richocheted off the CIF Division IV-AA boys finaJ
They needed every point, and
then some, against the Vikings,
'"'ho got a huge three-pointer from
freshman guard Orandon Granville
lo cul ii to 40-38 with 5:21 left in
the game.
After a CdM timeout, the Sea front of the iron, however, and
Kings made the last of their 19 bounded near midcourt, where
turnovers eight seconds later, and DeGrazier controlled it before
Johnson's layin made them pay. being fouled wit h three seconds
left.
St. krNtd C0<on& Ml Mar
llrlkfleld H•rtls
M. )ohnMlft
~:,f;j,.
taftptep r1 11p11p
0 0 0 0 khllf 4 0 s • 414 9Corem.an 1 1 44
3 o 1 1 r rM:&lo1y 6 1 1 n
llOIOtGruitrJOll s o 1 1l ICllnu 1 ·o o 2 After C~leman:s clutch foul "He was right next to. the bas-
shots, following a t1111'eout to make ~ ket " DeGrazier said of 1he fateful
him ponder the conseque.n~s, St. . mi~. "l think' we were a little
Bern~rd worked the ball inside tp lucky on that one."
C•lltgos Col~""
0 . .l<>/llltOfl Touh
2 1 4S0wtn 200 4 1 0 0 2 M..cOo<Wd 2 2 0 It
I 1 1 J Quinn 0 0 0 0 19 s 12 46 Touh 19 6 ll 47 Eric Schiff cashed in a feed
from Owen for the Sea Kings first
field gdal in nearly three minutes ·
10 make it 44-40 with 2: 16 left.
H.ams, who released a four-footer CdM simply heaved the ensuing
with four seconds left. inbound pass toward their own
ICOU H QUAHIU
SL Btrn•rd 9 11 9 17 -46
COfonll del Mu lS U 8 9-47
A Fracalosy free lilrow, one of
ju::.1 si.x made by the Sea Kings,
made it 45-41 with 1 :45 left, but a
"That one scared the heck out basket, and time ran out on the .
of me," said Owen, who was Vikings for the second time in
standing right next to Harris whe n three years.
l·poinl go01ls: SL Bernud-Cr.-n.ille 2, M.
Johnson 1; Coronll del M.ir-OeCr.uler 2,
frllalosy 1.
Tochniclll fouls: None.
I
Lurmann Kim Brown Waltz · Dominguez Richards
ALL-PCL GIRLS BASKETBALL: DAILY PILOT SELECTIONS FOR 1995
From Page 81
Dally Pilot's All-Pacific Coast League first team, while Estancia had
one first-teamer and a pair of second-team picks.
In addition, first-year Mesa Coach Len Whitacre, who eased the
Mustangs through a tough transition year after taking over hne in the
fall, b the Coach of the Year.
Estancia 's Jessica Waltz joined Mesa's Corri Lurmann as repeat
frr~t-tc.im hon orees. while Mustangs Koo Kim and Erin Brown were
.d::.o named to the first team.
S<.:n1or::. Karla Dom inguez and Cyndi Richards represented
fa1:rnc ia on the second team, giving the intra-city rivals si.x of the I 3
pla)Cr!I honored.
Lurmann, a.6-foot Junior, averaged 13.8 points in her nine league
game'>, bettered only by Player of the Year Deanna Mitcbclson of
Ali'>O Niguel ( 18.2)
LurmJnn. ~ho av<.:raged jui.t 5.5 points per outing as an emerging
'>op homorc, wa'> th!! Mus1a'ngs most consblcnt performer, finishing
the regular !><.:.1~on with an 11.6 per-game rebounding average, as
well.
Kun, a S-6 point guard, averaged 12.4 pointi. and four assists, while
handling ~everal other intangibles for Whitacre's squad, which gave
champion Un1.,ers11y it's only league defeat. J{jm was a second-team
pick as a fresh man.
Urown, a 5-8 gu:ml and the Jone seniQr on the first team,
contributed I0.9 per game and was huge in crucial l[iumphs over
Laguna,llills (17 of her thon-career-higb 19 points in the fourth
quarter) and University (a subsequent career-high 23 points).
Waltz, a 5-8 junipr point guard who averaged 8.9 points in league,
finished with a 5.8 per-game-assist avera§.,e for the season, among the
Orange County leaders. · · . .
Dominguez, a 5-6 guard, averaged 9.2 points in 10 league contests,
while Richards, a 5-10 forward, chipped 111 /.8 points and eight
rebounds.
Richards had one of her best games of the year in a secpnd-round
home triumph over Costa Mesa, a game she was expected to miss
with an ankle injury, helping Coach Russ Davis' Engles sweep the
cross·town series and take the Lady Dell Trophy.
Mitchelson, a 6-2 sophomoreun~er, was saddled·with lillle
support from her fellow Wolverines, leading to the squad's fifth-place
finish. However, she was easily the cir;cuit's most dominant player
qnd will sureJy be among the R\OSt-he\ivily recru.ited players ever to
play for a county school.
The only PCL player to score in double figures every game, she
averaged 20.1 points overall, and led tlfe county in rebounding ( 19.1
per game). -
Laguna Hills' 6·51h sophomore center Tayyiba Hancef, who
dominated both Hawk victories over Estancia, joins Mitchelson,
Lurmann and University freshman first-teamer Monique Mathews as
returning post standouts.
Haneef, still refining her agility, averaged nearly 11 points against
PCL foes and was a consistent rebounding and shot-blocking force.
Mathews, a non-starter in the pre-league campaign, paced the
balanced Trojan scoring attack with 8.9 points per contest, foll owed
by junior guard Raschelle Lawrence (9.7), the oLher Uni first-team
pick.
Laguna Hills sophomore point guar<l Tamara Inoue rounds oul the
young and talented first team, which figures to help the PCL give the
reigning king -the Sunset League - a push for best league in the
county in the years to come.
Player of the Year
Deanna Mitchelson; Aliso Niguel
First T eam
Tayyiba Haneef, Laguna Hills
Corri Lurmann, Costa Mesa
Koo Kim, Costa Mesa
Erin Brown, Costa Mesa
Raschelle Lawrence, University
Monique Mathews. University
Jessica Waltz, Estancia
Tamara Inoue, Laguna Hills
Second Team
Karla Dominguez, Estancia
Cyndi Richards, Estancia
Taylor Stokes, University
Pamela Loud, University ·
Coach of the Year
Len Whitacre, Costa Mesa
6-2 So.
6-5 So.
6-0 Jr.
5-6 So.
5-7 Sr.
5-2 Jr.
5-11 Fr,
5-8 Jr.
·5.5 so.
5-6 Sr.
5-10 Sr.
5-6 So.
5-10 . Sr.
18.2
10.8
13.8
12.4
10.9
8.7
8.9
8.9
9.9
9.2
7.8
6.6
6.4
Oedlng chosen
for U.S. t11m
Speedway returns to fairgrounds tonight
Corona del Mur 1 ligh
product Chris Ocdina has
t>ccn chosen to the 13·playcr
United S1atc1 men's water
~lo roster for the 1995 Pan
American Game.1 scheduled
In Aracntina M1rdt l J-26.
ThO waccr ~ c:anpeti·
tion ii 1l1tcd tor M_. 18-
2' wlih the U.S. ~
hemJy fj~ lot ... ~ medlf. Oedifta, 23, attended
caa.Bettc&;y.
COSTA MESA -Speed way motorcycle r:icin& re·
turns to the Orange County Fairgrounds "bullring"
oval tonight with the Spring Cla sic.
The world's top specdwa)' racers, led by current
United State!I and former world champion Sarn Er•
molcnko, are expected to be on hand. Ermolcnko will
be muk1ng ~is £im U.S. appearance 5incc winning hie;
second con ecutive national title.
He will be joined by Bill llnmill, Oreg lfancock,
Chri• M:inche ter and Charles Ermolcnko, who nrc
back from Europe for one niaht to take on pll!lt U.S.
natioo1t ch;1mp1ons Mike Faria, Bobby Schwartl und
Brad OxJ~y. omun others. ·
Sam Ermolcnku won the world title held in Ocr·
many in 1993. Ile qultkly backed that up wtth n vie-
\.
. l . .
•
1ory at the 1993 U.S. National Champi6nship at the
F:urgrounds.
Dut a broken right teg suffered in o crn~h 3l his
home truck in Wolverhampton, Englnnd slowed him
down and helped make 1994 ti year lO roract for Er·
molcnko. ·
The Sprina Cla$$ic's format feature rider~ compel·
ing in eisht-mnn handicap event in which the top
competitors ~tort from a far as 60 yards behind the '
lopes. 1 hc'le lli also scratch rncin& und a $pcciol onc-
lap elimination Challenge Match Rocc Sct1e .
The Sprina Clas~ic also feature the speedway two·
man idccar teams from New Zealand, Au trulin,
Czechoslova kia, Canad:.i, England end th\: U.S.
A<.lm1 ~iun price arc SS for adult!I and SS <or jun·
lors, with f rce parking ;ind proartims.
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,... ce~. whlcla ..U, ta.lea pJaCc al midcoUn following
• di ....... ,.~ ----off When I celebtltion invt?IV-
in, Sea Jana pJaYln Ud ful ~ the prcu row seauna
area JICN ~ Wtfl lidclM ll 8"• SW.ts Center.
"As snldeotl ,....... ...,. ~ ud pla,en Nlhod toward
jubilant students, OM • Mo Maled roporten became ttappcd
under the melM, .bet• order wu reatorcd. No oac wu hull aad Crowley oft'erod hearty congratulations to
the winnen behind the ~ncs.
"To your families, 10 your school a~ to yow community, I'm
very aorry ~u weren't able lO experience the awards ceremony on
the court,' Crowley said. "You pla~d a heck of a game and
you're deserving champions." -By Barry Fap.IJcn~r
COLEMAN was fouled by St. Bernard's
Darren Harris.
,.
fr•• P•1• 81 From wherever the inspiration
ond half, so I didn't feel 41 came, Coleman, a 6-foot-3 junior
rhythm. Our crowd was going forward, was able to knock down
crazy. At least we had tied them, both free throws.
so it made the second one easier." -Maybe it came from his
Splash. Coleman sank the teammate, senior Brian Frucalosy.
second and the score never "Frac and I thrive on each other,"
changed. For Coleman, l\e was O Coleman said. "We get each other
of 4 from the field in the first excited. It just takes a key play
quarter, including th ree missed and we're really intense."
layups. He made one ------.. Fracalosy offered
basket the entire game, plenty of moments for
in the second quarter, intensity, sci>ring 15
and had missed two free points, including a
throws earlier. buzzer-beating
He instead three-pointer from
contributed with 35-feet away to end the
rebounding (game-high first quarter. "What
10 boards), along with about that
dishing off fou r assists. three-pointer?" .
"Offensively, I wasn 't Fracalosy said afterward.
in the game, so I figured Coleman "Nobody's asked me
if I picked it up about that.
defensively and got some "I had seven points
boards, it would pick up my after the first quarter, and I
game," he said. "(Assistant) coach thought I was going to have about
(Greg Marshall) talked to us a1 30 (in the gamo) after that."
halftime, and said that's what we "(Coleman) does the dirty work.
dream of, being at the line with He's a player who has played with
the game on the line, and having it a lot of senior strength," said CdM
go down to a one-and-one Coach Paul Orris. "He has
situation. 1 was extremely stepped up as a leader. When
nervous." we've needed somebody to say
something, he's the one yelling Following u beautiful pass inside encouragement in practice. We
from guard Joel Owen, Coleman need guys like that."
BRIEFLY
Mustangs explode
for · 14~5 triumph
.--....
...,. Mesa humbles Los Ami gos-with eight-run first inning
in first ro und of Daily PiloVCosta Mesa Softball Tourney .
COST A MESA -Host Costa
Mesa High opened its season with
a bang Friday, scoring eight times
in the bottom of the first inning en
route to a 14-5 victory over Los
Amigos in the firs t round of the
Daily Pilot/Costa Mesa Invita-
tional.
Julie Collett singled in the first
two runs to touch off the uprising,
Jennifer Long followed with a run-
scoring triple and Melissa Mc-
Daniel knocked in the last two
runs of the inning with a base hil.
Collett was 2 for 4 with four
RBI, whUe McDaniel drove in
three runs overall.
The Mustangs ran wild on the
basepaths, stealing 12 bases.
lh other tournament action:
• Calvnry Chnpel 14, Newport
Harbor 2: Things started ou t well
for Newport, which scored twice in
the home half of the first inning
for a quick 2-0 lead.
Lauren Jollieffc' reached on an
error, took third on Lori Metcalrs
single and scored the first run on
a base hit by Meghan Haller. An
error and infield hit by Becky
Bums brought in the second run
for Newport.
• Estancia 14, Liberty Christian
13: Freshman Stephanie Serr hit a
three-run homer in the top of the
seventh, and the Eagles held on
...
for the win, despite a three-run
seventh for Liberty.
Jennifer Honeycutt was 2 for 3
with a single and double, driving
in two runs for Esiancia.
• tn a game that was called at
the end of one inning because of
rain, Corona dcl Mor had built an
8-0 lead over Laguna Beach al
TeWinkle Park. Tournament of-
ficials will meet today lo decide
when the game will be rel.urned.
COSTA MISA 14
I.OS AMIGOS 5
Los Amigos 020 OJ -S 6 1
Cost. Mesa 803 Jx-14 8 2
Kuus, Wilby (2) llnd Reyes; Montgomery
ind Snyder. W-Monlgomcry, 1·0.
l~ICuus, 0·1. 28-Kut.u (lA). 38-long
(CM). HR-Reyes (lA).
CALVARY CHAPIL 14
NEWPORT HARBOR 2
Calvuy Chapel 024 SOJ-14 7 o
Newport Harbor 200 000-2 2 G
Pryzgocki 11nd Winltr; Gosselin 11nd
Pul.ukf. W-Pryzgoc.kl, 1.0. l -Gosselln,
0.1. 28-Malone (CC). 38-Matlhcws
(CC).
T•tl•y'a achetlule
At TeWlnklc Park, field 2 -EdlfOn vs.
Esunda, 4 p.m.; u lvvy Chapel vs.
b t;ancla, $:45 p.m.
Al TeWinkle h tk. Ocld 1 -lagunll
BeilCh vs. Newport Hubor, noon; Newport
tlarbor vs. lo• Amlgos,•2 p.m.; Costa Mesa
vt. Coronll del M11r, 4 p.m.; Corona del
Mar vs. Century, 5:45 p.m.; Cost.I Mesa vs.
Edison, 7:15.
Bennett sparkles r~r Estancia
COSTA MESA -AUccn Bennett won n pair of events and was part or a winning relay team os the Estancia High girls swimming team fell to
visiting Tustin in a non league season opener, 100-53.
Bennett took the 200 freestyle in 2: 19.05, more than 14 seconds ahead
of her nearest competitor, then won the 100 free in J :03.6. She :ilso
swn m the opening leg of the Engles' winning 4x50 free relay.
HIOH ICMOOL OIRU
TUSTIN I 00, IJTANCIA IJ
200 medley relay-1. Tualln, 2:14,ll; lOO frct-1. Bennett((), 2:19.0.5; 2. Wllll.arn•
ff), 2:33.4; 3. S..lsou (T), 2135.91) 200 IM-1. Nguyen (T), 2:13.9; 2. Uctda ((), 2:40.4;
3. Ho. fUfn.atht (f), 2:57.8; SO lfft-1. Welklnson Cf) 30.11 l. M.\h.\n (f), 31.0; 3. ltfllos
(T), 31.S; 100 Oy-1. Uceda IC), 1:0lf.&; l . Ho. Fusnacht (£), 1121.8; 3. tl•p CT>, 1:26.4;
100 frtt-1. knnctt (l), 1 :Ol.6; l . WellilnJOO m, 1 ;OS.I ; 3. Stal•on (T), 1 :Ol.6; 100
frff-1. Curley (T), 6131.2; 2. H.11p (T), 7:34.7; 3. 51\.\rp (f), 8:06.2; 100 free rtf.y-1.
h l;and.t (Bennett, Willltm1, Mah.an, Uccd.t), 11$9.4; 100 !Nck -1. Nguyen (T), 11031 2.
Willl.11m1 (El(. t:16.7; 3. lou Cf), 1121.7; 100 bft ut-1. Cur~ <E>, 1:2'.1: l . Rlmmtt (T), 1rlS~5;3. Kea~ (T), t:l1.S; 400 frff rtl.ly-t. T111tln, 111.
•RIDAY91 ..... COUNT•
• ....,,, I.Miier -2 l»oitt. U •flllm· 4 Wt.lie INNat, r ._.,!but, so calko li9i. 7
t.ttp, 23 ~' ~'blade~.
Ne~ 1.9"tll•I -I boac. 1:1111p,n l~y ~ ttlp) 360 rod aid, 10 =
c:icl, 1 lina cocl.
• \
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
... : , I Saturday, March 4, 1995 83
, WILLS: NewPort's openiilg loss
hardly the best of signs
~WC ~WTIN/DAllY PILOT
Corona del Mar's Royal McMackin gets back to first safely under tag of Estancia'~ Stephen Baker.
Mesa's Broesamle sparkles
...,. But ·as fate would have
it, he doesn't collect the
victory', despite five innings
of superlative pitching.
Bv D ENNIS BitoSTEJUious
SrokTS WIUTEk
COSTA MESA -
The "new-l ook "
Costa Mesa High
baseball team, made
its debut Friday in
the first round of the
Mustangs' own tournament.
While the fina l result, a 2-1 loss
to visiting Santa Ana, wasn't what
head coach Doug Deats had in
mind, there were a number of pos·
itive factors that could be 'taken
from the game.
Fi rst, starting pitcher Matt
Droesamle was nearly untouchable
for his five innings of work, allow·
ing just one hit and one walk,
while fanning three. The junior
right-hander departed with a 1·0
lead and seemed des tined to get
the victory until the Saints pushed
ove r a pair of ru ns witJlout the
benefit of a hit in the final inning.
"Matt had one of the best-
pitched games I 'vc seen in a long
LOCAL SCHEDULE
SATURDAY .........
Community colll!gl! -Or.inge Co.isl .it
R.incho S.lnli.lgo, noon; Wi!Slmont vs.
Southern C.iliforni.1 Colle&'· doubll!·Mlldtr,
noon.
Volloylt•ll
High JChool boys -Coron.i del Mllr lit
Redondo Tourn.iment, llll d1y.
Tracie anll flolll
Colltge men ind women -Southern
C.ililornl.i Colltge At Clll Poly Pomona
lnvit.itional, 11 a.m.
Tonn ls
College men llnd women -Poi nt Loma
Collegt at Southern Calilornl.i Collegt (men at
10 A.m., women .it 2 p.m.)
loffltall
Colle'• -P1clrtc ChrlstUin lit Southern
CAiifornia College, noon.
High school -O.aily PiloVCotll Mtsa tnvitalionlll: Al TeWinkk PArk, rteld 2 -
Edison vs. htAndA, 4 p.m.; CAiv.try Cha~I vs.
fslllndA, S:4S p.m.; At TeWinUe '"'k. field 1 -Laguna leach vs. Newpott H.vbot, noon; N~pott Hubot vs. Lot Amip, 2 p.m.: Costa
Mes.-w. Coron• del M.v, 4 p.m.1 Corona clef
Mllr vs. Ctnlury, S:4S p.m.; Costa MeN w..
Edison, 7:1S. .......... .
Hip school -Newpof't Hlltbot It Garden Cto~ Toum.-m«nl, aff d.ty. ..........
Comm11n1Cy college women -Slate fin.tis at OrAnp co..st Colie.t: All·Slar Came, S
p.m.; SUle Ch.implonihip: 7 p.m.
time," said
Deats after-
ward. "It
was a tough
game t o
take, but I
have to say
t he ki ds
pl ayed
ha rd. We
SANTAANA
COSTA MESA
had our chances, and I made some
mistakes myself."
In the second inning, Mesa
filled the bases with one out, but a
botched squeeze allempt on a 3-2
pitch led to a double play wit h no
runs scoring.
ln the third, the Mustangs, who
were sporting their new uniforms,
pushed across a run as leadoff hit·
ter Jeremy 'Starns walked, stoic
second, took third on Charles
Chatman's bunt single and scored
on a base hit up lhc middle by
Mike Adelmund.
Cleanup batter John Schroeder
then walked to fill the bases wi th
none out, but the rally fizzled .
The Mustangs had back-to·b.ack
runners thrown out at second try·
ing to steal in the sixth fo llowed
by a double to left by Josh Cant.
In the seventh, Mesa stranded
runners at second and third.
RUNS HITS ERRORS UDO
DUD
Afle r a
15-m in u le
rain delay
halted mat-
ters in the
sixth, the
Saints put
together at
hit batsman,
a fielder's
choice and three walks for the
tying and winning runs. Santa An::i
emerged victorious despite manag·
ing just one hit in the game.
"We'll bounce back from this,"
said Deats trying to shake off the
effects of a pair of questionable
calls on the basepaths in the sey-·
enth inning, both of which went.
again!.! the Mustangs. "I know the
umps didn°t cost us the game, we
had other chu nces, but they sure
didn't help us, either."
SANT.A .ANA 2
COST.A MIS.A 1
Santa An.i 000 000 2-2 1 2
Costa Mesa 00 T 000 0-1 fl 2
Broeumle, Starns (6), Adelmund (7) and
Schroeder; Ramirez, Ton es (6) a~ Taylor.
W-Torres, 1·0. L-St.uns, 0·1. 28 -L.
Carcia (SA), Chatman (CM), Vasquez <CM),
Cant (CM). Other scores ·
Orange (utheran 3, lagun~ Beach 2 (4)
Century·Dolsa Crande, o:o in 4 (to be ·
replayed Monday)
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ClOB ~RY-OQTs
GIRLS UlO thru U14
SUNDAY
MARCH 12 & 26
BOYS U10 thru U14
SUNDAY
MARCH 1.9 & APR ~
PLAN ON ATTENDING BOTH DATES LISTED FOR YOUR AGE GROUP
U15-U19 TRYOUTS WILL BE CONDUCTED IN MAY. PLfASE CALL FOR DAY AND TIME. . .
9:00AM
10:30AM
12:00 PM
1:30 PM
3:00 PM
TIMES:
10:30AM
12:00 PM
1:30 PM
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
UlO
U11
U12
U13
U14
1HEODORE ROBINS
2060 ttarl.; IOulaanl of CGn in Costa Mela
(7141642-001.0 Senfllg n.e .._.MIO Sia rnr THE STORE
CdM ~ns, 13-4 ,, ..... , .. ,
Estancia, which came back from a
7-1 deficit, putting •the tying run at
the plate in the third inn,ing. com-
mitted five errors, two of which
were dropped ny balls in the out·
field.
The game was called after five
innings because of unsafe condi-
tions, a combination of mist and
darkness.
The ve rdict sends Corona del
Mar into Tuesday afternoon's
championship second round
against the winner of· today"s
Mater Dci at Orange makeup; Es·
tancia falls into the consolation
bracket against today's loser of
that g::ime.
Wills, who earned the victory
with three scoreless innings, re·
lievcd CdM starter Mall Friend
with nobody out and the bases
loadcu in the third. Wills, who
balked home Scott Baker from
third, struck out the side to end
the Eagles' threat.
Wills gave up -only one hit and
struck out five. "He's been a big-
surprise for us," CdM Coach Joe
Koh said. "He has come td us and
said, 'l want to be the guy.' So this
is his opportunity to make a con·
tribution, because we have seve ral
pitchers who will be comp eting for
spot~. Every time out, our pitchers
will h::ive ' something to prove.
We're also proud of Friend. We
told him to go as ha rd and as long
as he could."
The Sea Kings scored five runs
in the first inning against Estancia
starter and lo~er Jose (Chi Chi)
Cubrcra. Cd M cleanup hitter Chad
John~un doubled home Myles
Da\.is, v.ho opened the game with
a \\JI!.., then Stuart clouted a
thrcc·run home run over the right·
center field wall. CdM scored
aguin in the inning when Bryan
Dear singled and scored on Chris
Ca~ey"s single.
"(Cabrera) was fall ing behind
early and having to groove his
pitches," Estancia Coach Paul
Troxel said. "That's not like Chi
Chi, ;,ind (CdM) has some pretty
good bats."
Stuart also walked, was hi t by a
pitch aml drove in CdM's final run
in the fifth ~ilh a scoring fly ball
to right. Bear was 2 for 4, in·
eluding a two·run double.
Abel Flores and Steve Baker
were 2 for 3 for fatancia, while
Galvin Yanagisawa h::id a two-run
single in the second.
CORONA DIL MAR 13
ESTANCIA 4
Corona del Mar 520 S 1 -13 8 2 f,st.incia 12t 00-4 7 S friend,· Wills (3) and Knecht. C.ibrera,
Ve,g~ (4) .lnd Herm.:in. W-WiOs, 1.0.
l -Cilbrcra, 0· 1. 28-Flores (E), Usher (E), John~on (CdM), Beu CCdMl, Stellar CCdM).
HR-Stuart CCdM).
-.
...., .. ,,, .•• •·. ff.'-·~,j,.·,
...,. Calvary Chapel
hands Sailors f 6th
straight loss (over
course of two years.)
CALVARY a a a ,
NEWPORT u D D l
BY BAIU\.Y FAULKNE».
Sroan Wa.ma.
NEW P 0 R.T
BEACH -This
16t h was fa r from
sweet for the New-
port Harbor High ~~!Ecm
baseball team,
which picked up the 1995 cam-
.paign where it left off in '94, ex·
te.nding its losing streak· to 16 in
.the, procyss. ·
Visiting Calvary Chapel pro-
longed the misery for the Sailors,
rapping out 13 hits in an 8-3 tri·
umph Friday in the opening round
of the Costa_ Mesa Tourn::iment at
Newport Harbor.
A new logo, new uniforms, both
p::illerned after the New York
Yankees, a collection of new as-·
sistant coaches and a newly-
improved di::imond were among
the fact<;>rs fueling optimism for
th e new se::ison for the hosts,
whose last victory came more than
11 months ago (March 26 over Or·
ange Lutheran).
But n pair of botched cutoff re-
lays in the opening t\\O inn111gs,
four eventual errors, fou r un-
earned Calvary runs and only fou r
Newport hits; combined to fo~tcr
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some fami liar futility in the first-
base dugout.
Two unearned Calvary runs
doubled the lead at 4-0, b'efore
Nc,vport responded on sophomore
Joe Urban's RI31 single.
Ne'-"port's other two runs were
produced by bases-loadeC! walks to
Mike Freeman and Danny Pulido
in the six th. ~
Urban, "ho threw a complete·
game to win last year's opener in
his var!>ily debut, fanned ~e\'en
through five innings, before giving
way to sophomore Pulido.
Newport seni or catcher Zach
Diehl sparkled with the bat, roping
a pair of line drive singles while
yielding his only out on a screamer
directly al Eagles third baseman
Joe Jones.
Calvary's Josh Stewart, abo a
sophomore,. got the Yictory and
went 3 for 3 with three RBI.
C.ALYUY CHAPIL I
NIWPOllT H.AlllOR 3
Calvary Chapel 112 021 1 -II 1 J O
N-port Harbor 001 020 0 -J 4 4
Stew~rt. Tucker (S) and. Cerhudt;
Urban, Pulido (6) a_nd Biehl. W -StewMt,
1-0. l -Urban, 0·1. 28-Frttman (NH)
Lentini (CC), Blood CCQ. J B-Okland ' ICC), Stewart (CO.
in2 FRE.E
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114 Saturday, March 4, 1895
COLLIGI UORTI
COllMUtlln COLUU Miii H••••• 1n, occ n• Rare Im tor
DCC swimmers
COSTA MESA .. -The Orange
Const College men'•
'1Wimmi.ng team bad •
its winning 5trcak in
dual meets hailed at "'
53 on Friday, dropping a 122-110
decision lo visiting Grossmont.
It was the first time that any •
CCC team, men or women, had
lost an Orange Empire Confer-
ence meet since · the Pirates joinccj
the conference in 1986.
"We may have lost, but it sure
didn't feel like a Joss," said CCC
head conch Don Watson, who
praised the way his team per·
f ormcd. The Pirates were first in
eight of the 11 events.
~·w.s-1 .......... C()((),2JO.JJ 2.
ec.&oy, (C), 124.U) l. fl&qtf..W CC), f44,10) 400
llM'Cliey R'Lty-1. ~ 4:12.»11,000
f1tt-t. ~M-r CC), 10!1Mt; 2. '""'°"' ICl,
10:35.261 3. Stutdlvu& (()((), 10;4'.3•1 200
''"-t. ~" COCC'), 1 :4'.14: 2. )uhMy (C), 1:47,CM; 3, Vudf CC), 1:47.'3; ICI frH-1.
loblln tOCCI, 22.13; l. Wkt.et (OCO, 2l.JS1
3. Olby (OCQ, ll,191 200 IM -1. llnclll@lm
(OCC), 2:00.3S; 1. IC.oN~r CC), l :06.0S1 3,
fllttOfl CC), 2:09.'4; 1...,.eiitr dMft1-t. ic.uy CC),
22.S.•9: l. Hogl..nd (OCX), ftltll 3. Uohll (C),
ftm; 100 11y.:1. Undholm (OCC), 2:05.541 2.
V,udt (C), 2:07.61; J. Ac11na (OCC), 2:24.271 100
rree-1. lob1len (OCC), 41.70; 2. Wldt'r (OCC),
49,17;.J. fohnny (C>.'49.:ZS; 200 bidl-1.
ICohlbecker CC), l:Sl.74; 1. Undllolm IOCO.
2:00.l4; 3. J.tn!tt IC), 2: 16. 751 SOO frq-1. l(t:rr
(OCC), 4:S0.4S; l . Johnny (C), 4153.30; 3. •ullon
(C), 5:02.61; 100 bfeast-1. Cooley (C), nti 2.
Jam« (C), nt: 3. Street (CJ, 11t; 400 free r~y-1.
Or..ncc Cout IWldtt, Kerr, Crllly, Sturdivant),
3:26.90.
The Pirates' squa~, which fea-
tures just eight swimmers, went 1-
2-3 in the 50 freestyle and 1-2-4 in
the 100 free. Michael Kerr won
both the 200 and 500 frees, and
posted the second-fastest split in
the 4xJOO free relay.
e The CCC women kept their
streak intact wilh a 178.5-113.5
victory over the Griffins.
Chantal Dreis won both indi-
vidual medleys and the 200 free,
while Erin Snow not only led off
the winning medley relay team,
'.but won the 50 backstroke and
-~as runner-up in an off-eve nt for
her, the 50 bullerny.
COMMUlflTY COLLIOI WOMIN
. OCC 171.5, OROIS~ONT 11 ~.5
1•metAet clivln1-1. £dw.ard1 (OCQ; 2. CAllJOft
COC(); J. Cou (CJ; 200 medlty reby-1.
Orange Cout (Snow, "mlw· Wrlchl, rertlr.,,
1158.51; 200 L~-1. Ott>li !OCO, 2:21.06; 2.
Jenson (OCC), 2:26.77; 3. McDMlel IC), 2:21.()6;
SO fttt-1. (tie) Pereir.a (OCC), 5.mOO...al CC),
26.11; 3. Mrrrin (CJ, nt; 100 ti.dl-1. Snow
IOCO, 1:02.61; 2. Wrlcht IOCO, 1:05.15; 3.
Smith CC), 1:06.a1 I 100 btun-1. rietzl;o
IOCO, 1:13.Jl; 2. Di1bb.ghl.u1 CCJ,1:13.57; 200
frff-1. Dt"-(0CC), 2:0!.ISJ 2. Perclra COCO, 2:02.16; 3. ~ntoro CC), 2:02.90; SO Oy-1.
Oa.bbachlan !Cl, Jo.69; 2. Snow COCO, 30.jlO; 3.
bmus (Cl, 30.a7; l·mrtrr divlng-1. Carlson COCO; 2. Edw.ardJ COCO; 3. Cou (Cl; 100
frtt-1. Prrlu.a (OCC), S6.19; 2. ~ntoro CC),
S6.41; J. Wright (OCC), SB.JI; 100 Oy-1.
Pletzl.o (0CC), 1 :07.11; 2. Ramus (C), 1 :07.67;
SO blld<-1. Snow COCO, 29. 92; 2. Con Int
COCO, 31.02; 3. Smith (C), 33.0S; 100 IM.!.1.
Oreli (0CC), 1:06.46; 2. McOanlel CC), "1109.S9;
3. Atl.u (Cl, 1:17.831 500 free-1. Wright (OCC),
5:41.76; 2. Kt'ry.an (Cl, 6:31.67; 3. llilllkenburs
CCI, 6:37.03; SO brnst-1. Piclzko !OCO, 33.93;
2. Oabbaghl.an CC), 34.61; ]. Jenson (OCC), nt;
200 frtt rtlay-1. Croumonl, 1 :50.09.
Robledo in All-Star · Game
COST A MESA -Am erica Robledo of Orange Coast College
will be competing in the annual women's community college
Nonh·South AH-Star Game tonight as part of the State Tourna-
ment competition at CCC.
The All-S tar Game is at 5 p.m .• preceding
the California Community College Women's
champion~hip contest, set for 7 p.m. ·
Robledo, a two-time All-Orange Empire
Conference se lection and Coast's second·
leading all·time scorer, was the only Orange
County playe r selected for the game.
She'll play for a South squad that will be di-
rected by former Fullerton College coach Col-
leen Riley, who has more coaching victories
than any other coach in women's community Robledo
college basketball. Riley, who retired as an ac-
tive coach following the 1993-94 season, com-
piled a 559-147 lifetime record in 25 seasons at Fullerton.
Twenty players, 10 from each half of the state, have been se-
lected to play in the game. More players will be added to both
squads from teams that arc eliminated in the Thursday and Friday
tournament action.
Pirates tall, 5-0
~ COSTA MESA -Limited to
·~st two singles, the Orange Coast
J_.:ollcge softball team came out on
the short end of a 5-0 Orange Em·
pirc Conference decbion again~t
vi!>iling Fullerton Friday.
The Hornet~ (9-2 overall, 2·0' in
the OEC) piled up five runs in the
fir~l three innings and coa~tcd
home.
Krbtin Varagne an d Sammy
White had the two hits for OCC
(3-5, 1·1).
FULLERTON 5, OCC 0
fullerton 023 000 0-S B O
Orange C~t 000 000 0 -0 2 S
Otto, S. Mendou <Sl .iind Janos; V.iir.iigne
.iind Jeffers. W-0110, S·l . l -V.11r.1gne, l ·S.
2B-S. Mendou IF), Janos (F).
Vanguards' Prettyman ··
to CS Dominguez' Hills
CARSON - Ron Prettyman,
who has served as the athletic di·
rector at Southern California Col·
lege since 1983, has been hired to
th e AD position· at Cal State
Dominguez Hills. Prettyman re·
places Kay Don, who retired as
the school's AD in August, 1994.
Pre ttym an also serves as the co-
head conch of the sec men's ten-
nis team and has been on assistant
professor al the school the pust 12
years. Prior to becoming the ath-
letic director at SCC, Prellyman
served as the assistant AD und
head men's basketball coach al
Redwood Christian High in San
Leandro.
Orange Coast falls in three at Grossmont
EL <:A-JON -Orange Coast College's men's volleyball team dropped
to 2-2 m Orange Empire Conference play Friday night as host Gross-
mont College recorded a 15·8, 15· 7, 15-10 victory.
'
• ie
HI• ICllOOL ...... I~ PlllVllWI
NewPOPt Harli•'• tannt tries to PllPmlP
' ~ Loss of Mr. Automatic
fore es Sailors to rethink,
and refocus the program.
BY R.tOH.AJlD DVNN, Sl'OllTS WJUrtll
NEWPORT
BEACH -Three
virtually automatic •
victories ench
match in singles are
no more for New·
port Harbor High's boys tennis
team.
Junior Geoff Abrams, two-time
Sea View League singles champion
and a member of the U.S. national
team, is in Florida at the Palmer
Tennis Academy for the spring ~-
mester. •
"He jun felt like he needed to
pick up his game and move it to a
new level." said Snilor Co:ich
Charlie Bleiker.
Bleikcr has a history of prbduc.
ing league champions with
Abrams, Brett Hnhsen (1988 and
'89) nnd Chris Rabbitt (1987).
"(Abrams) really didn't huve any
more worlds to conquer here."
Jeff Thomsen, now playing at
Ooldcn West College. is also gone,
after reaching the league finals
last year, when he lost to team-
mate Abrams. Chris-Ketcham and
Peter Koss also graduated, while
two other players, seniors Drew
White and Jeff Bauer, dech.lcd to
play golf this ~eiir and' hang up
their rackets.
0 We•re down this year.'' Bleiker
said.
"Losing White and Bauer isn't
that big of a deal, because they're
better golfers than tennis players.
Both are really good golfers. We
weren't going to win the league (in
tennis) and we're in a youth move·
ment, anyway."
Junior Yusuke Kojima, a solid
tournament player, is expected 10
lead the way fot the Sailors this
spring at No. 1 singles, replacing
Abrams. while freshman John
Rlnek and rophomore Scott Sims,
who . played mostJy doubles last
spring, will play Nos. 2 and 3 sin·
gles, respccuvely.
Seniors Mark Utman and Scott
Meserve, the latter mnk.ing a re-
markable. comeback from a muscle
disease that cost him ·his sopho-
more year. wilJ be' Newport Har-
bor's top doubles team. -
Seniors Scott Summers and
Sture Davidsson are expected lo
play No. 2 doubles. .
'Fherc are many possible combi-
nations for the No. 3 doubles
team, where seniors Dave Walkins
and Jerome Bouchat (an exchange
student from Belgium}, junior
Graham Evarts and sophomore
Tennyson Oyler are vying for play.
ing time. Bouchat could winq up
playing singles.
Plenty of question marks I.or Eagles tennis
Bv RICHA!U> DONN, Sroan Wann
COST A MESA -lf -members
of the Estancia High boys tennis
team served and volleyed with the
same proficiency as they write es·
says and take science exams, the
Eagles might contend for the Pa·
cific Coast League title.
But as Estancia Coach Chris Hastings enters
his fifth season, there are more question marks
than right answers. ·
Sophomore Mike Leonard, a tournament
player, is Estancia's No. 1 singles player and
:,hould be among the best in lhe PCL, after
po~ting a 27·3 record last year. But the heavy-
weights stop there.
Rob Horansky, who won 80% of his matches
w l
BASKITIALL Griulics 6 2
Newport leach WMD s 3
Rhoids 4 .3
MONDAY LEAGUES Squirrels 4 3 w l Full Throllle 2 6 Below The Rim s 1 Islanders 2 6 Third String 4 2
kMPG Pe.iii Marwick 4 3 w L
Tsmnian War Ovls 6 2 Plnnhuds 3 4 Pride s 3 TWO II 0 6 Hancock's Hackers. 4 4 w l S.Y.C.&R. 4 4 Bay Bruisers 6 2 Thoerner& Toma 4 4 Magic Mondilys 6 2 ~&B Roids 1 7 Power Chiropractic s 2 THURSDAY LEAGUES Just Pl.iiy s 3
Old But Slo s 3 w l
House Of Pain 3 The Place 1 2 4 'Kings .. , s 4 NC\\.CO 4 4
20/20 Rcqders 2 6 Moss Adams 4 s
Fine Tune 1 1 The Team 2 7
Hurrianes 1 7 w l
Pedestrians 7 2 w l Shamrocks 2 Penal Code 8 0 7
The ijerd 6 3 l.1th.11m& W.iitl.ins 1 1 • T ouche Ross GibM>n,On,Crtchr s 3 s 4
R.iiders Airb1lls 4 4 4 s
Dunk On You Thunder River 4 s 4 4 Sandmen 2 1 Tom ligaments J s Pacific.ii re 1 B Mo Fo . 1 ' · • clinched title. Rutan& Tucker 0 8
TUESDAY lEAGUES1
w l Costa Mosa
The Pl.-ce 6 1 ~CN'S D
Beer Guts B t w l
Run 'N Gun 7 2 Sneaker Squeakers 6 0
Mumor Kings s 4 Hilltoppers 4 2
lefty Pops 4 s Lasers 3 3
Juicers 4 s Shooters J 3
R·Selves 4 Carniv. Apes s s
The Johnsons 3 6 Rhymes Wilh Duck s
D• Bulls• 2 . J MEN'S·C·l Hair Baked Chickens 0 9 w l w l Old Knights 4 1
"Squar&Clarke 7 2 Tiki Bar 4 1
PSS s 4 Rim Rocliiers 3 2
Clippen 4 4 J.iick's Surfboards 2 3
S.P.P. 4 4 S.T.I. 2 3
llc~cd 4 s Henry & H.iirry's 0 s
The Bookies 2 7 MEN'S C·2
WEDNESDAY UAGUES \V l w l B.uter s 1
Sh.iirks B 2 Terminators s 1
The fools 6 s OB 3 3
Yng Bys Cnt Chg 6 s Old Boys 3 3
Mod Squad 4 1 No Hops-No Hndls 1 s
Br.iive Bunny 3 B Price·W.iilerhouse 1 s
for Estancia the past two years, graduated get-go, with Radisay still playing basketball.
early with a 4.5 grade-point average and will be Bryan Lin and Brian Rudolph should provide
sorely missed on the court. depth in doubles.
Junior Patrick Wydra, who plays No. 2 sin· Estancia also lost Ed Wang, who was ex·
gles for Estancia, will graduate this year. pected to be another top-notch player, because
"We've got a lot of smart kids on the team," his fam ily moved to Cypress.
Hastings said. "They're all smart. They're all "So we're going. to have to start alJ over,"
on the honor roll and have 4.0 GPA's." Hastings said. "In doubles, we're going to have • to test things out." Junior Jeremy Kearn, who helped Estancia Test? Somebody say test? Hey. that's exactly
upset Trabuco Hills last year, will put bis ten· what these Eagles crave.
nis portfolio on the line at No. 3 singles this "Laguna Hills might win lhe league, or Urii-
spring. versity, and the new school (Aliso Niguel} is
· In doubles. expect seniors Tom McDuff and preuy good," said Hastings, assessing the PCL.
Kevi n Radisay to play No. l , with probably se· "On ou r team, we have a lot of new kid!i who
nior Dave Wagner and junior Chuck Durden are gett ing out of P.E: to join tennis.';
playing No. 2 doubles, although that could Sophomore Evan OeBonois--among the top
change. Estancia will be shorthanded from the newcomer~ for the Eagles.
RECREATION ST~NDINGS
MEN'S B CRC Towing I 3 0 CYA's, fai"'iew II, M;irk's w l Do-N·Boot 1 3 0 Costa Mesa Sharks, Villa Martinique, 2. X·Zibit.z s 0 Down & Dirty 1 3 0 MODIFIED COED C COEDC Coathill Guulen s t
Firlit Timer$ 3 2 W LT 1. Bilbo's Bushwacl.:ers, 6 1. Non-Dairy Cream'ers,
Centerfield 2 4 Juper's 4 0 0 golnts; 2. (lie) ulifornla 4 points; 2. (tic) Me·N·Ed's
E Street Band 1 ii fox & Firkin 2 1 0 reamin, Go.ii llill O.D. Beachcombers, 3; 4. The
No·Namcs 1 s Psychic Nulumbas 2 1 0 Couples, 4; 4. 1 leritagc Storm, 2; S. (lie)
Sons Of Beaches• 2 1 0 Paper, 2; 5. Turs, o. Hamburger Hamlet, S;ife
Misfits MODIFIED COCO 0·2 So(lball, 0.
sonBALL 1 2 0
No BS 1 2 0 1. Pierce St. Predators, 6 COED 0·2 Newport leach Menaluna 1 3 0 ~oinls; 2. ZilWiy, Ziftr.'• 1. (lie) Fish Heads,
MONDAY LEAGUES Hack & Slash 0 3 0 i~y, 4; 3. lie) Ba stars, NMCC, 4 points; 3.
W l T W LT Ba waders, J.C. Carter, Rugbums, 3; 4.
~arkey's Machine 3 0 0 Sooners 4 0 0 Side St. Brawlers, Z. Muckrakers, 1; 5. (lie)
Id Slow Dogs 2 0 0 far Side 3 1 0 COED D·1 ComfortablO Numb, Filenet
Those Guys . 1 1 0 Income Ntwrk Co . ./ 2 2 0 I. Boatrockers, 4 points; Brewdogs, •
· Clown Punchers 1 2 0 2. Deloille And Toucbe, 3; WOMEN'S MINOR
ul·Connection 0 2 0 Jmn Juiceman's 2 2 0 J.. (tic) Kellie's tlcroet, 1. Strike A Pose, 6 ·Bullion.iii res 1 3 0 P.cific Mutual 0 2 0 Never Enough, 2~ 5. C•non ~ints; 2. Mc-N·Ed's Rock & Ball 0 4 0 W l T Luers, l ; 6. Mu fin urvcballs, 4; 3. l egends,
Port St. B:illers 3 0 0 W LT Monsters, O. 2; 4. Gunn Billldits, 0.
What Tbe H~ll 2 0 0 Buck's Clock Ship 4 0 0 • WOMEN'S MAJOi. MEN'S B·2
Bal'nies I 1 0 Krystone P•cific 3 1 0 1. (tie) M.tke II Happen, 1. (Uel Go.it Hill Oeralia,
L.A. Celluloir I 1 0 Airt.ouch Cellular 2 2 0 Scrappers, Zubies·Sk1rts, 2 NMCC Men, Zu~'s, 4
SRS Techs ri;:nu; ~· Budmen, 3; s. E.ric Cr.iink C-llls 0 2 0 2 2 0 points.
The DC\<ils 0 3 0 BOO Bombers 1 3 0 MEN'S B·l «trom~s. 2; '-T t.w Call, 1.
fl Motorcars 0 4 0 MEN'S C·l W l T 1. ttie) En fue~o, PSA
Tcr.?iln;ators, Ski mane, 4 i. The Volunteers, ·6 land Sharl.s 3 0 0 THURSDAY LEAGUES mints; 2. PDC, S; 3. Th·e Hyatt Nwprtr Duke's 2 I 0 W l T points; 4. (tie) Billltrk
BaJI Bashers 2 I 0 Uccl.ers 4 0 0 Hoboken Heroes, hcster ni11hts, 3; 4. (lie) Outers
lngr.iim Slvr Bits t 'l 0 F&M Distributors 3 Ora"crs, Sysco Kids, 2 . Again Shooters, Players To 1 0 Be N:imed later, 2; 6. Sea~rl Con•truclion 1 2 0 Bilbo Baggins' 2 2 0 MEN'S C·l
Hie ory O 3 O 12 P.ic 2 2 0 1. (lie) Co.it llill T .1vern WMA, O.
TUCSDAY LEAGUES Zero Toler;mce · 1 3 0 llerd, Maaroni S points; 3. MEN'S C-4
'ti l T Sleep & Eat 0 4 0 M.irtinic, Poorrnen, 4; s. (lie) 1. (tic) New Befinnln~s, Outers Outlaws, poin s; Due-Guns Heroes 3 o·o W l T City Boys, The Sh.irks, O. J. Mudvillc, 4; 4. FJ Motorcars 3 o o· Quiet Woman 4 0 0 MEN'S C·3 S~ortspage Saloon, 2; s. llawc1 2 1 ·o And Whal Not 3 1 0 1. Rid/.eview Arms, 6 (I e) Johnson't, S.N.A. Rage I 2 0 Dream TCJ.ni 3 1 0 ~oints; • (tie) Diamond Sluggers, 0. Dangling Woodrows 0 3 0 B.1rely There 1 3 0 ogs, Non-Dairy Creamers, MEN'S D·2 Just llit It 0 3 0 Scrmng Feenies 1 3 0 4; 4. (lie) All Madden, 1. Brewskies, 6 points; 2. Down & Dirty, 2; 6. Big W l T 2·Minute Warning 0 4 0 (tie) Barr·Barians, Don't 1 40 Bones A I lead 2 0 1 Dogs, O.
Pro Staff 2 0 1 W l T MEN'S D· 1 MAJOR Ma.lier, 4i 4. (tie) Rebels,
Grvr Stril.e Zone 2 1 0 Re,ulators 3 0 0 I. (lie) JMG Securily, Swing This, 2; 6. Royals, 0.
ure Unit 1 2 0 De ·Cim 2 1 0 Step Two, 6 points; 3. MEN'S 0·4
The E Men 1 2 0 Mrgrtvl Hrcns 2 1 0 Swiss Cheese, 4; 4. Sticl.s, 1. The Pirates 6 points;
S1SO's 1 2 0 CC Players 1 2 0 2; S. No Chunks, 0. 2. (tie) Abbey Home
Health, Ducers, 4; 4. (tie) Peat Marwick Mlrs 1 2 0 Tough Cool.ies 1 2 0 MEN'S D·l MINOR Abbey Norm.iii, Sharks, 2; Pct Shop Boys 1 2 0 Sue Evans 0 3 0 1. (lie) Ci.111\tS, Te.iim 6. The Young Doctors, O.
W l T FRIDAY LEAGUE Euton, 6 points; 3. 76ers, 4; NMCCMEN'S N.iida Ch.iince 3 0 0 W l T 4. Wing It, 2; S. Ab~ RO.ld, O. 1. (tie) Black Soll, Blue Milled Nuts 1 2 0 Hcaveni; Hitters 4 0 0 MEN'S D·3 Sox, White Sox. 4 points; 4. Sideshow Bob 1 2 0 ReneJa es 4 0 0 1. Oldtimers, 6 points; 2.
Wok Spirit 1 2 0 On fire 3 1 0 Ilic) BC&C, Ballp.uk R.iits, (tic) Green Soll, Orange
WEDNESDAY LEAGUES 911 2 2 0 Fl.iitliners, 4; S. (lie) The Soic, 2; 6. Red Sox, 0.
NOTE: Teams receive
W l T face first 1 3 0 Rogues, T.Q. Shooters, 0. two points for a win, one
lgJltnf.&lmbr 3 0 1 Gldwl Gladiators t 3 0 MODIFIED COED D·l f:.int for a tie no points
Antnc •s ll.11i.11110 3 1 0 Seashore Sluggers 1 3 0 1. (lie) M.iid Mill, r a loss, with one f>Olnt
Sox 2 1 1 Wet Seal 0 4 0 Veri(one, 4 points; 3, (tie) deduded for a forfeit
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IN THE MATTER OF there show c:auH, If any COSTA MESA. CA 92627 Flctllloua SELL ALCOHOLIC
THE PETITION TO they have. why the peUUoo 714-650-1262. Landlord ,... BualneH Name 8EVEAAQl!I CHANGE THE NAMI for change ol name should teNH the right to bld II It t t F•bruary 23 1HS nol be granted the sale. Purchu11 must a •m•n T Who 1 M C OF Liu Marie Wallace 11 Is turthw ordered that a be made by cash and paid Th• loltowlng pe1ton1 II'• 0 NAJ m t 'l on-
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The Legal Departmmt at the Daily Pik>hl pleased ;.--
to announce a new service now avai/.abk ro new busine!Sl!S.
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timL and the trip ro the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, afar the search
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Quality work. Frff Est. 848·1391 Mallbu-llght·Speclalst lnt/E>1t. Wa llpaper, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim•·--------ADDITIONS --------Hou•• a Otflc• Best Lll'587430 724 8769 Call Pele 722·7732 drywall, texturing, etc. TRANSLATOR/
3410 CARPET INSTALL $-Best Workl 1byr Exp • HARBOR OLASS CO. JUNK To The DUMP TREES David, 1·800·880·8222 Personalized Pel Care TUTO'D Jg'-7 REMODELING ... REPllTDS 3516 Refs. Some Eng. FrH HI Comm/Res. Storelrnl, (714-8108·188T2) II p l I Kennel ollernotlve. No I\ ' iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ul ~ • Reb9oa 4~7·1274• DOORS 3580 windows wrdrbe tµb/ Will hau what rash Topped/A.,.toH. lA•"•· A·1 Qu• t11 • nt ng stress or worry. Uc, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ahower. Uc. 642-°'424 Mon won'll 964~5259 ~ 751-3476 Rot/Comm lnt./E11t Ins. Reis 673-7184 SP'"' .. 15 ... -NQLISH DUNCAN \ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2t yrs OC. Uc 334950 _.... ...., ... CONSTRUCTION Looking for Quality COMPUTERS 3556 An •XPerlenc•d Fast rep1y1 839·685\ ln<i/group IHM>n• by 20 '(r1 Exp. Small & Carpet/Wooct/Llnof d d bl d ua11.'DY 11•1111.1 3710 HEALTH/ LEGAL exp'd, So. Amer TutOf, •~. lobe 050-7042 Below r•tall prices epen • • oor n.n.i• n£An Em•r•ld P•lntlng PLUMBING 3890 auaena 973.7409
-Ll379739 945-9711 MAC TUTORINQ hanger. Guar work, NUTRITION 3742 SERVICES 3812 Int/Ext wallpaporttlle
Svatem & all progrm1 reaa. Don 621·8910 Home&Rentel ProptrtlH Compollllve rates. 10 Y"
---------· SMC Carpet Repair• M'a r k 0 7 s .7 2 .. e DOORS REPAIRBD Paint-Carpentry-oxp-Freo est 751·2039 THE ;~CAL 8=M~ER TREE
COMPUTER ~:Pw.T: :~~!';~:/:1!~9 Mbr:Better But. Bur. Salltfactlon guaranteed! Drywall ond morel Unhapp~ & F•t? We Don'I Mon th• Street O•n• Abram• Painting ' .. ":i::ce 1947 °· SERVICES Se•VI"n 3449 ..... '"'CINTOSH• Mike BleH, 665-3344 Gary 845·5277 can oh•nu• thatl Due to Eviction or 1 I/flit 0 at PalnVAHt s 3929 ~ \,,,Q 7 dya 231H1289 24 hrs -642 2043 L#431830 Herballf• lndep. Dist. Foreclosure. C•ll 24 n u Friendly Service Computer Program• or • ca.,,•try, rool'g, plbg, Ca.II Joan 759·0559 Hrs 563·5736 Uc,lns tine• 76. Cell r• L#476000 875·9304 •ALL AMUtCAN• -------
Tutorlnt1 palnt'g, tile, etc... moved & reteKt. 641-8877 ' TR•• SaRYICK
Outeouro• your word CERAMIC e75"4431 ELECTIUCAL 3610 SR. DISC. FrH E•I. lk•'• Custom Painting •444-4500• FrH Eat./Sr. Olac.
proc: •dltlnq, compo-TILES 3528 **TUTORING** · MORGAN 8150-3281 IMPROVEMENTS MOVING 3834 Prof, Clean, Ouallly BEST$, DRAINS Yard Cln·up53l-e.tf5
lltlon, gen office. Prof Window•, Word. A-1 E&.otrloal work Carp•ntry •Roofing HO-E 3756 work lnl/EJCt & Docks REPAIRS.FREEEST170AYS ""
quality guar. 850-8106 Add Value To Your e Jl 0 •I I Acc... Duncan Con1truetlon ·Plumblng•Drywalf• In Reasonable. 631-4810 Plumbl Repal,.. & WALL
Homo w/Tne, Marble 20 Yrs Exp. 723-1965 Quick Reaponse Stucco•P•lntlng•T1te PUBLIC NOTICE PAINTING 050-4051 Draine n~l•ared from BUSINESS
S!IVICES
Granite. Frff ~. Uc. Local Uc. 050-7042 ElectrlcaJ•Jlm &4l·7494 MMDWARE STORE The Calif. Public Utlll· Con1clenlloua cr•l\s· SS.50. All fbcturH In. COV!aJNGS 3932
3488 909-735-0884 Stw. CONCUTB 6 LACllY'S*IEL8CTfUC EIOOlrto•I Specialty Keya, 1000 Colors of ties CommlMlon RE· man. old fHhloned slallid. SteV9'1 545-m!liiiiiiiiiii&l88••
LMIQ 8hoWtllW Rep'd lSS? 25 yra e~p. FrH HI. Realdentlal wiring, paint. Tool Dept. a ~~~.e.shg:: agllo"o':~ pride In workmanship. Precle• PIUMblng Cau•,totftl W~ellpl•l'M
Th• 0 ..,,_ of Tiie. c. MASONRY R .. /Comm. Sr dlic. phon ... cable. Reis. Craft C • n t • r . mover• print their RAINBOW Clrole Malnt. Repair• & Remodeling tr pp n • mine Multl·Medla: Deak Top ramie ~/r•p•ted r.. L#238300 042..eaoa lntagrlly. 24 hrs 798·2518 S•v•nnah'• Hardw.,• PUC Ca.I T number· Pllnl.lng. lnt/Exl. Houle/ FrH E•tlmates No Job oo arnatll
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Publl•hlng-A••· Script grout, &alhrm remodel * lett Prlct/Quallty HANDYMAN Carpen-aooo Woat Balboa t1r'.no1 . and chaun•ura Apt. Oual. /Ob. Free est Ll687398 969-1090 5% Off w/lid. en-aa1
/Book Writing. All Your plumbtng L#870130 ~ brlci. .._ try, tile, plumbing a. print their T.C.P. num-St licl569897 838-8888 We gala should heng
Bua. NHdal 540-1$47 17:M065 Of '*8521 ~·.'~ ELDERLY toot. 2.5yrs •xp w/refe, Jeun:i~ey 3784 bet lo all advero... ROMAN PAINTING togethet'. Strip. ln•talt.
Word Proo.ulntt by CAU 3611 J«ry Btll 7'1..,.3ao _. .. _.&.I\ ments. tf ~u h•v• a ·Since 1974• POOL a~lce \0 tM er~. ~Mrs.ha:!,~., In~ CBllJ) CAD 3538 Br~~=o~=-~~ oranee eo tWMfrlNN\ question a ut th•~ t int ,tExt • R ... Com SERVICE 3894 911.,.111 MvtltM
.., ....... ft ........ 11166 Mw Fptc, 8BQa. A•f. 20 Yr C•r• HOflle/A9•1•tM EleetllcaVPlumblng Wiiiiam Harold Jew•l•t1 gality of a mover. limo UU69884S. 378·0371
I ..... ....,., ·-· ••• ,. • ...... w-·.. IJcp, Terry 897·'7894 Uvlng. 8 beds In COM. P•lnl/CarJ,lenlty Wat~h & jewelry repair or chaulteur. call: ST•VEMS PAINTING ---------1 C........,,.~rTh._• -• BRICKe TIL.EeSTONE 84 Mr •tafl. 790-1943 Fr• tit. .31•3188 Anilque/Flne Jewelry Publlo UllU11.. ftH Est. 20 Yrs EJcp, Dave The Automatlo ~ Plaln/1tamped Con-'l(I00)307.cME Plumblng/elec/W•t•r lluy/MINlde 973-03815 Commlaslon Ou•llly Work Rere Pool Man. Cle.nlng
14 hr~.;!n~1 cr•t• & Coatln9e RoillCDI PrOVlded heater9/1prlnklet1/cell 7l4-55Mt&t Uc• 45205-4 0..6-S348 !n.':f.~1~·14~~=-
-Uc.111641858 931~10 fOI e6cMfty or dlMbled. tan•. FREE EallmatHI ., •uosr••• • CLASSIFllED &a#led ''iti'iUIT ..... ouaaltw' Prwe:Ail ~NP•no. •tt•ndl, 241-0137 or 218-8\69 I.An ~--PAINnNG 3858 ll'a lh• r•1ourc• )OU•--------.-..--~you'r• bUV" -~of cone..-. & tr9('41 .• app, '43-ot18 Semi Retired contractor. LAWN CAll5 3808 can count on to .. 11 • lOOFlNG . 3910
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i101 :=a~n 2111 COSTA lllSA 2124 :::J:>n 2u1 !!!!'!nous ______ .., * .... 1 .. .,..... 9'11', _ .....
Ball::± Newport ...... ~ UI.-. .,__._ ~ .. Y9fd. w/dt new 1 M +a.... WtDl•lilll------n.IN'f wnrw -.... p alnt/Ofpt. ~mo. 1710/mo. Newpoft le-
""'° IOlllY CllM "~r Oii 10W
llttv' 723-4414 :: ~~ =: Tn eooa "'· M 4 1115 land ~SM°' (3to•'·aoo--115----27-oe-
7·0Cf&Aii•1toNTa Juat compi.i.ey up. ..,._1ua taRotU1-USM>---7_1_1·-----••••••••• 3M laOOO <tBR 12400 graded. U11gHt floor. Lndty poof qlollet. nr N8 mobUe hm 1 Bd Sludlo Apt 157:: plan, ready for yout au tr~ l550 nu, Nr Hoag Cln nl•: ODM 1 bUc to bMctl.
Pnlh9e vw Apt 12 S 1M2111oo1 ·: Aa & M50Ho ~ r1fet, qui.tMt'm:d· =~-::,~.~~
UZH er SOC r,.. MOO/mo. . utlf lnet Q~ N/8
COIOHA AQt.Fred-161.Q14 ·~~'=.J= ~,:.m:· •tiA ie2s• ~rt11Jne, i1s-5332 ' DEL II.AR 2122 IMllAC 6Br 3Ba Hrbl 1971 Church 8t. ~ aaR au •729{\lp CDM.ahr a .. -. Hm
View Hm, 3-Cat ~; 780-0119 cw 548 11283 Refrlg & dlahWuher 38d 2.5Ba. kltch prlv-
How to keep your ldds
off the streets. 1
---------Avall. 12&95/m<>. Incl. eox30 pool. No elgH gar apace 1 .~~3::.~'!.• achoot 90M82•5e37 •• .,de~Nlce 28' 1Ba pet•. No f"•· No car, SS25. 574-8783 , * LIDO: Chatmlng 38' unfum. H60+MC fM. IMM. 845-4855 __;_,;;..;...;;..;p;...;.;....;._..;...;.~;...._ =..~!~ 1:~~1!:°1 ~Ba, fam rm. 2 frptc. Inquire 1 es Rochester t BR t aA •450 & • b~t~• &c:,t~vt IT.19
8 75-1918 24 ht Agt 232 Via Eboll, atepa to St., Apt. A. &45-5411 3BR ~BA $1375. Call cooking. 1400. uui Incl.
2 Bd t B a HouH g:ri·6~;_7~~~:ftl;:.:: ES 2Bd 1.5Ba. Fplce, ~~=/:~knd692• Leave mag, 842·9822
w/pool on lrg canyon patio. Very Nlcel 1yr · •NB ~blk beach. Prof I~ Quiet neighbor· L rg 1 Br oondo ln IH, $925 (2«8 Elden t aii .dpbc 1 bfk from NJS, no pets. Ow. n ba,
h od of COiona High· V Iiia Balbo•. Move-A2·0pen) 842·5488 beach w/patlo & g111. gar, w/d. $400/mo Incl
1 da. Key to prlv bch In cond. 1975/mo Quiet, Jilnt foe nHr utlf. Kit prlv. &46-5678
acceaa SHOO/mo +soc. 909-783-3635 ES Clean tad on Udo,$e95. 760-l962 • Broadway, quiet area, S a nta Ana Hght•
1551·5993 760-1944 LH. W/Opt To Buyl utlls pd, N/Peta/amk. •8eech V.M l·Nr Ho•1• Furn Br, pvt ~Ba.
2Bd·1Ba $900 avl howl 2900 sf, 4Bd-3Ba 2 sty $675. 873-8258 1Bd $7215; 28d, flrplace, $300/mo. Call Carol
3Bd·2Ba $1650 avl M .. 1 ho 8 condl encl gar, gas pd $925. 957·3030. o ... e IT1 Npt Helnht•·Sharp PooVSpa 'u" "838 3·15. 2Ba-2Ba, golf guard gated comm. • .,...,.., courH view s2000. S3950mo 729-18~1 8kr 2Bd 188• patio, frplc, Beaut re.modeled 2er -v-·11-r-.-11·n_O_N ___ _ 2Bd·2Ba, hdwd flra , gar, n/peta, 278A 16th • A'-A
vhpw, view, view $1800 NEWP9RT I SLAND St $795 w/frlg 64&-6074 aundeck, IO gar. Block REflrALS 2722 AgL. no fee to tenant WATERFRONT. Lafge · · to bct'l/bay. No smk/
840-7000 Ed 3 0 1 apacloua lower unlt. "A GREAT PLACE • pet. $950 IH 650-8040lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2Br 2Qa. gar, patio, TO COME HOME TO" Newport Height• Big Bear 3Bd 2Ba, fir·
Hrbr View Hiii• 3Br fp, d/w, w/d hkup. Yrfy Spacloua & bright 2 Bd, 1 Ba pool, new pie, cable. nr alopea,
2Ba, tp, fam rm, llv rm lse 11375. 673-6100 1BR & 2BR. No 1)4lta. carp"I, no pets, 5795 wk or wkend. Great w/dln area, breakfast c II N 8 3t-8427 "' ,family home. (714) nook, patio & garden. Oceanf ron t-Yrly 4 +2 a ow 738 Tuilln Ave, 642•7658 645·8512 or 645-8928.
$2150. Available now. 1-car gar auper ctn, Remod atudlo steps to NB OCEANFRONT
310-275-6245 $2495 per mo. 402 E. HUNTINGTON e. bay/bchea. Kit, frig, 0 f I NB .gent Weekly. Fully furn 3Br Ocn/Cy n Vw 3Br GBa cean ron · '' stove. Quiet. $595. No
a/c, 2 lg decks, 2 frpl, Jim Jacoba 675-3n7 BEACH 2640 pet. 873-8726 645-39HI !'!:i<~~r~~p~~!~'
pvt bch, 2 car gar. No ON LIDO PENINSULA Studio Unit Sanitized,
pets S2295 720-1565 1 & 2~~0r;>~~~:;omea 3Bd 3 Ba Cla to Bch prtv, atudlo, 1 hse frm _RE_NT_ALS--T-0---
710 Lido Park Dr 2-car gar, $1175 Lae. Bch. N/P, avt now, COSTA MESA 2124 71~873•8030 969-no1 $6001nc1uU11.548-2369 SHARE 2724
1 B r rear h18, lg yard, 1
prkg ape. No smk/pet.
Empl'd. $650 utll Incl.
548·5624 Ive message
2 M aater Br, 2.25Ba
Cln, quiet. w/d hk-up,
grdnr, Ip, xtras. $1 ~50
650·2809 or 642-9722
2 B d H•• w/famll~ rm
or 3rd Bd, E·slde,
VILLA BALBOA
$1050•1BR Furn
Ocean+ Cat. Vwal
S12S0•2BR 2BA
Obi.MBA Ste. QUIET!
$14S0•2BR 2BA
Xtra0 Lrgel Ocean Vwal
MaryAnn M c Guire
84&.&770
Grubb & Elli• Ind Own'd & Op'd
bright & cln, N/smok, Waterfront awesome
N/Pets. $1075 722·1661 bay view 3Bd; 2Ba,
CLEAN, aunn~ 2Br new paint & carpet, lg
House, encl gar, lncd deck. Yrly lse $2500/
yrd. Cat ok $750/mo. mo. 640-7000 Ext 301.
548-2720 or 646·8541 No rental fee to tenant
•WE S TC LI FF* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
IRVINE ·264 2Br 2Ba, frplc, pool,
carprt. $795-$500 dep.
Avail 3/1. 631-2921
$450 Utlfs Pald
Maater Bedroom to
•hare 5 Bd 3Ba, N/P,
N Smk, 708 Avacado, SIGN UP NOW• Weatcllff: Lrg 2Bd 2Ba COM. Sherrie 6715-8634 ' condo carpi, drpos, Waiting list now open carport, 1256 Rutland, B alboa 3 ·Bd Duplex
for $818 tux 2 bdrm S900 +dep 932.1788 to ahr, $425+ullla, NI
apt under special pro-smk, W/O, upper unit. graml To quality, ap-1_________ 875-5608
pllcants earn a max ot SOUTH COAST --------
$23,520 for 2 people
or $26,460 for 3. Ten-METRO 2686 On the move?
nls, actlvltlea, fltness. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
gated bldg•. refrlg & Lrg 3 Bd G arde n Apt Sell your extra
microwave Incl. Call In 4-plex, flrplece, encl household
today to find out If garage, new kitchen, items you quality.
71 A757·1111 upgraded carpet. NJP, in Classified .,. $1200/mo 545-2432. --..:..:..:-.:~===--Cul• 2Br hse, polished YR LY 3Br 2Ba, lrg fam
wd fir, new crpt, hugo rm, 2-car gar, 1eml·pvt1---------
fncd yd. $950 utll pd. comm 2 blka to ocn. --------
217 cabrlllo. 650-5286 un1urn s1150, furn COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
$1900. Agl. 631·1038 1~========~=======~=~;;;~~ii E'ald• 3Br 1 V'.iBa. w/d
hkup, 1-car gar, grdnr. ••••••••• 361 16th Pl. $1175/mo
822-8535; 650-8013 ev APARTMENTS
EASTS I DE 2Br 1 V'.iBa FOR RENT 1-car garage, carpets ·
& drapes. No poll. llli•••••••
760-8364
NEWPORT
BEACH
·.BALBOA
2169 ISLAND 2606
AT THE BEACH
Annual Rentals
Lar ge Selection
2/2 Balboa ...... $1200
2/2 Lg condo .. $1500
212 Bay Vu ...... $2150
4Bd ocnfront ... $3000
Call FOf thammer Ult
The PNdennat ~ .._ ....... sm "' u.. ._.....,ca ta11
673-1900
B r i gh t 2Br upper, lrg
deck, gar •. $1095 w/
lse. 135 Opal. 675-
6258 or 310-470-8318
Extr a nice 1 Br 1 Ba
upstairs duplex. Street
prkng. $685/mo. Avall
now. Call 774·3055
Light & brite spacious
1 Bd·1 Ba, 1 garage,
yrly $1000/mo. Lora
Vance Rltra 673-4062
1Br +lott w/pvt patios. BALBOA
QUIET & SERENE
Pabn 1".esa Apart:in.ent:s
So near & yet so far ...
Th.at's the feeling ym~cr
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lwh
gtccncry of secluded
woods & stately palms.
A. ~~. 1 & 2 Bc.drooms · Jrs $575 ID $600
· lBR S6~ ro $650
· lBR S725 to S750
A, No Pm
A, Vcn:ical Blinds
A. Ceiling foru
A, NEW Carpet, P~r & Ttlc A. Funcss Room
A. Hcan:..i Pool & Jacw:t.a
A. Paoos & Balconies
·• Garage' Av:ulalil<'
. '
-DISCOVERY
View ot Bal Isl. Furn. PENINSUIA 2607
Tenn/gym/pool. 6mo· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1yr. $1450. 675·9576 $850 INCL UT ILS
4Bd·3Ba, 2 car gar. 2 Sml 1 Br/Sludlo $500.
Houses lo beach. Incl Kit, dining area, appls,
1Bd·1Ba pvt unit. Avl lndry. 102 e. Bay St.
4·1 yrly. $2750/mo. 723-0823 or 220-9498
Wiii consider short --------term. 640-7000 Agl
Ext 301 • No fee to
Bayfront 2Bd·2Ba
condo, 2 car parking,
pool, dock avl. No
pets $1500 673-6640
Office: Hmm.: 9:00 am • 5:00 pm M·F ·
and 10:00 ml · 4:00 pm wcdcc:nds
1561 M~a Dr · Sant:2' Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860
When you're tuned into classified
you're tuned .into your community.
Renters
A jewel 1 blk to CdM
bch. 2Bd-2Ba, all up-
graded & remodeled.
S 1 700 Call Dahlia 640·2~01 or 553-6153
•BAOK BAY 1BR,
Studlo/302 E Balboa
Blvd.il'2. New pnt, aep
ba & kit, 1 blk to bch
& downtown. $525 Incl
uUI. No pets. 845-5099
stove, retrlg, gar, sml --------
yrd. oastwtr pd. 5585/ CORONA mo, No pet. 548-6680 .
Belcourt Custom 4Bd DEL MAR 2622
4 Ba. Pool & Spa, Bk r. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
759-6608 for showing.
BLUFFS spect bay vu.
Lg 3Bd·2.5Ba, 1900
sq. ft.. huge patio,
boaut hme, In off·wht.
Nr pool, $2300 mo.
Dowd, Rllr 720-7432
Blutta Townhouse
3Bd + 1 bay view,
2250 & 1600 a/f.
$1895. Agt 675-6044
Beach Area
Yearly Unfurn
3 & 4BR·2 Bath1
$1375 to $1800 mo.
Viii& Rentals
675·4912
Property Mgmt
• Lrg Studio High
cells, lrg closet, refrlg,
cable, view $595/mo,
612 Poppy, 721-6955
Studio Apt Quiet, N/P,
nr ocn, nu .carpi, prlv
ent, avl lmmod, gated,
$545/ ullla 720-8460
1 B d ahr Garag e
walk to China Cove.
Avf 3/15. $700/mo
plus dep 873-4526
2Bd 1 Ba So of Hwy.
Encl gar & lndry. Fp,
bale, new pnt & crpt.
$1200. Shella 723-0970
Absolutely gorgeous
1800 sf 3Bd·3Ba, all
amena, frpl, gar $1700
avl 3/1. 759--0874
Dbl• mobile home. 2er COSTA MESA 2624
2Ba, high cell•, xtra iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
frg patio, carport.
Clbhae amen. Sr. park
55 +. $875. 675-20«
•l!aatb luff Hom••
for lae. SBd 3Ba, trg
yard, nu carpt, paint A
tile. Great h•• & IOCI $2750/mo 64o-<e718
Thinking of having a
garage sale?
Give us a calll
CLASSIP'IEI>
842-587 8
tBd 1Ba 1-<:ar gar,
Orlv•bY·
1775 Weatmlnlater
$750/mo 642·15488
1 BR Mob fie home.
From $490. Quiet &
Secure. 1991 Newport
Blvd. 848-8373
2 M aater Bra, 2Ba,
frplc, w /d hkupa, gat.
$880. Great otter for 1
yr leaH. 714-851·1933
If you"'r• looklng for •Job,
classlfled has news for you
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Write down needed
sizes and measurements
before you leave home.
Remember, NO
returns.
=;'The J;luyer's· Market"
V'Check your shopping list off
by stopping in today at any
one of these local Orange
County Auto Dealer$!
"Buy, Lease or Browse"
nge County__'s Auto Dealers are Number
One in Customer Sati action ~.-.-D---D~L-E~B~A~C~K~ ~~~~~~~--~~.-____.;:
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714 380·1200
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8Al'ICMISl.AND ~~~!!!!!!!!!!l~-:~~~~iiiliiiiiitiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Shat• 28r 18a apt, =BUS S RBWARD S 5450/mo+ \otut111u... INESS Lo1t Cat, Fri 2/17/95, BOAT l'INl8H•R
Pet•. 875-5130 OPPObTUNITY tr1om1 Turtle Rock In Full Um• work lndoore " rv 111. May have on w~ boat•, Exp•
ly CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARtf
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
•&AUT NB/Dover 2904 ttaveled far. Member rlencad al Pf•P paint,
Sh,. lrg btlghl clean, of our family. White, catp.n11y, Pay weekly. WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
w/d. No ~l1. '375 + COME 1 1hort hair unusual Serious work ethic
utdJ-vf now. &45-9515 great :P-:;rtu~~ut 1~ •Y••· Please Call only. 714-869-9209· Q. I • !\either vulnerable. as What act.ion do you take? *CDM lrg 2Bt 3Ba fully th• growing telecom-<714> 860-5589. C.USlOM.E.R _SER. South you hold:
furn home In Harbor munlcat1on1 field · C-OARllCTlON Small VIC ORDER DESK Q. 4 • As South, wlner able, you
View Hiiia. 1525 Tu11, Mat. 7, 7:3oiim: gentle, old lady CAT: Busy m A llabl "'1 7 QA K 6 4 3 07 5 •AK J 41 hold. ~ ullll. Jim 64+.e869 •540 Campu1 Orl'ie found In TeWlnkle n at ~ ~·· k• 0•· Newpon Beach Fo; Park, not Pon StrNtl • • • ar ·WOf •r. d HB pool/tennll/beac:h. Info call 432.9004 Neutered, appear• t · phone aklll1 & abUlty The bidding has proceeded: t' _
W/0 . S500/mo. Share • bt half Siami.. half io learn. Con*lfuctlon SOl'TH WEST NORTH """"° •
with fem upbeat art11t. Marine Sal .. /Servlce tabby color. 673.2223 knowledge helpful $1500/ 1"1 Pan 1• Pua
631·2111or646-8473 !"'·County San Diego, LOST Mo. 437·5000 M·F 2• Pan 20 Pua
NB Prof/Quiet to freeway frontage, : Grev Cock•· .? 1har• 3bd, 3ba Condo (619) 480-1607 ll•I. very tame. 2119/ DemonatraJor• Mar· Whal action do you take? 95, S!Vlta Ana Heights kettorc:e hiring dems>n-
POOl. tennla, Jae, $550. PAY PHONE ROUTE (Santa Ana/Mal8) 1trator1 fQr pet prod·
642•5354 ev, 759-5160 dy SO Local & Eatab Sites Wrk 114.962•2411 ext: ucts. Working In ware-Q. 2 • Both vulnerable, as South
M 10 .C QA K Q J 2 oJ 4
I
The b1ddinJ? has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
IQ Pau 20
3Q Paaa 50
~ Pa ..
Pan
What action can you take?
•Nie• pereon seeks Earn $1500 weekly. 3559; Hm 714·966-house club1 Frl-Elun. you hold:
iam• to anaro cute 1-800-S66-4588 24 hrs 0379. George Call 8Q0.668-9210. Q. 5 • !\either vulnerable, aa
c:lean 2Br 1 Ba dwntwn PAYPHONE ROUTES Whether )IOU're buying "••cleaner• FT/PT •K J 10 5 S OK Q 7 4 oQ 9 2 •K South you hold:
HS h ... No •mk/pels, Local sites • for 1ale or sotllrtg, Classlrled must have car Insur· . ' $425+. Call 955-4514 $2000/Wk potent1a1: covore alt your needsl ance & epeak Eoglleh. The btddmg has proceeded: •A J 10 t;iQ 8 OK~ 8 3 •K 10 ~ 4
,.Hpt Hght•nl• Pror 2 80<>,:208-5300, 24hrs. 850-0741 NORTH EAST SOtrrH WEST
shr neat clean ~ulfl VENDING: Great 2hd. Pus Pus · 1• Pau
hm w/prlv ba, prkng. Income & room 10 PERSONALS 6Hlc. Clerk HB Ills 2NT · Pu• 'l (. $575 w/utll. 850-0325 , grow, must soll. • Agenc:y. 2yra oltlce \}'hat action do you take? ·
1-600·820-6782 exp. Phone1, heavy fll· -·
1!19· word proceas exp Q. 3 . East-West vulnerable, as GARAGES PERSONALS req. s12001mo B42·?8li9, South you hold:
FOR RENT 2740 INVESTMENT 3002 PfT Work FfT Pav
The bidding has proceeded:
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
1• 2Q Pu• ?
What action do you take?
Q, 6 •. .A.!i South, vulnerable, you
hold:
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil OPPORTUNITY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eam-12 M·F, no exp •7 ~J 9 2 <'7 6 S M Q 10 8 S 2
E'alde Coet.a M eaa • 2908 necessary. $8.00/hr "'1 10 3 ~ 8 OA 8 S M 7 5 4 2
Single garage, Tuiunl~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Live Ask for Mark 852-0247 The bidding has proceeded: As dealer, what acLion do you take?
' 58.turday. March 4, 1885 87.,:
--~--~TO~D-A-Y'-S~-·~~1 · ·cRoSSwoRo PUZZLE -
ACROSS
1 Sloop
5 EOQ-9hllped
9 l•flhe~ manner 13 Sword
14 Fragrant shrub
16 CfevelMd's lal\8
17 Young lemale 18~
19 ReCedel
20 Ravine
22 Gel rNdy 24, ColUmbus' por1
26 Stadiums 27 Frllgfant
30 Grollot
32 Folo'Ner ot an
Eastern religlOrt
33 Fidel's country
34 Pie pans
38 Inventor
Whitney 3!1 Omen 42 [My Harry, e g
43 Hawkeye on TV 45 Ship bottom
46 Make up (IOf)
48 Woman's ~rap ,
50 -up: all in a row
51 Strut
54 Alpine~ 57 Rural paradise
13
59 Aolhaf 82 Wander
83 Actor OsVICI -65 Egyptian
67~g 68 Fl8fce slate
69 Christan
70 Plant-.Jb-be • 71 ;ra11e a -at try 72 Puff of wind
DOWN
1 Plead •
2 Heroic story
3 Infamous fiddler 4 Flooded
5 Of Vo<• 6 Ofove green
~rd 7 Ple -modo
8 Liglll1ng lurture
· 9 Lowest 1 O Metropolrlan •
11 'Zodiac &ign
12 Posll/11e
OnSvtefS
15 Train ol camell' 21 Pause
23 Belore.
25 Sharply
27 Mel's stadium
28 Determ1natt00
29 Oklahoma 1own
5
PAfVIOOI PUlZL.f SOt..VED
31 Caln s brother
33 Work Qar>g
35 Sac:red pcture
36 Not any
37 Went last 40 Approving
41 Yams
44 Mortified
47 Slanting
49 Owned
51 Indian
garmeots
52 Devetoped
53 Snake cove11ng
55 MuS1Cal dfama
5G Fifst·magn1tude
• slat
58 Feels Ill
60 Isaac s son
61 Edges
64 Tub
66 -lorth begin
10 11 12
& 20th Stora I 1 ~w R S0\l11{ WEST NORTH EAST • ge ony. ant•d·Boat Partner omance ~TALK Part-Tim• People PaH Pass 1• 20
$100/mo. 758-6558 29"Balboa Hull Flying wanted to address la· 1 · Look for answers on Monday. .....
Bridge, new desll eng, bels for pay. You have
full Instr, NP, 759-8265 a typewriter, c:omputert-------------------------~
or good handwriting. COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
lnl'I L.O. rates apply. --------1--------1--------
ANNOUNCEMENTS 1.aoe-474-4289 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
LIVE UNCENSORED
800·556·1129
80041110·3505 $3.ff/mln
10718-1~1-81!17 19+
POSTAL JOBS 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533
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BUSINESS OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR RENT 2769 2920
$12.68/$18.52/hr. For REAL ESTATE RETAIL SALES FIT at •-••-• lnfq & app can before 37hrs wk, P/T at 20 Please be aware that ~-t--t--+--....-
3/31. 818-506-5354xt153 ADVERTISING hrs/Wk. Cards & glfla, the Ustlng1 In this cat·
Newport Offlc• Tower
825 to 1,900 sq rt. Ole
Spac:e. Ocean & Mtn
views. Bkr 850-0100
You Can Find Your PT H A Forming Practicing Special Someone omeoare •· Psychic: Circle-1•900•562_5500 x 8381 •l•tant In N. Laguna
Tochnlques & Edgar 52 for young at heart
Ca'-ce·Contact Pay· p .99tmln. 18 + · Grandma. 837·2785 , rocau Co. 602·954·7420 chic Exchange. 2604 Q lit c t 1 R OFFICE SPACE AVAIL Willow. CM. CA 92627• ua V on ro •P for non-profit org. Xlnt •-M-E_M_B_E_R_S_H_IP_S__ 2 daya·Thur/Frl, early
Joe nr SC Plaza. Lots 1. MAGNlN IN NB IS mom. $15/hr, call for
of prkng. Up to 10,000 CLOSING FOREVl!Rll 3018 an appt.(310) 352·3011
sq ft, w/utll. Roger or 1000 Items to be soldl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Linda. 71 4n54· 1400. See aci ·undor merch. rR_e_ai_e_s_ta_t_e ____ .. 1
BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE
FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769
Balboa Bay Club RIAL UTATI ua.a
• M•:abn~~•J1lp Busy walk-In locallon.
Ploue call 675-6446 ~ plan. f« lnlM1ew
Cal Ron Tavtor. ::I
EMPLOYMENT
The""' ..... ... ""*' 673-7300
SALES REP Fash Isl, NB. 75g.ns1 egory may require you t=--+--+--
Sec u rltv Officer• to call a 900 number
S e e k I n g s a 1 f. armed & unarmed. In which there Is a motivated, organl:ted, (909) 93t -35l8. charge per minute. ~-t--t--
dependable, servlce-o r I en t e d outside Succ:essful S•l•a/M•.r·•---------1
salesperson for com-ketlng Buslneaa BMPLOYMENT
munlty newspaper needs dynamic lndlv. WANTED 5535
group. Exporlenc:o or to provide high vol ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
degree preferred. proposals suppon rn 1• , Drow/commission. Full word process. Min of A prof I, loving t=-t---+--.___...,_4-_ 55 wpm accwete typ· Swedleh Nur••'• benefits. Physical/ Ing In WP6 0 1 1 Aide. Wiii help w/Or drug sc:reenlng re-· or w n. 'lt;:rl~-+-~-qulred Fax resume· Have good creative & appts, shopping,
Attn: ·Judy OeUlng technical writing skills cooking, laundry, lite 714-631-6594 & can work under haekplng. 12 yra exptt:-::-1~-+--'-pressure. Musi be a In area/local refs.
team . player & can Chrlsllne, 646-3735 The Community
Market Place .
Classlfled
842-5678
manage multiple Care for Senlo,.. Wiii 70
projects. Competitive help w/ Or Appl componsatlon & ben-• s, _.....,_...__...__. Want an Office
with water included?
•. .lots & lots of water?
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
efit package. Forward shopping, etc:. Xlnt refs,
Res tCI: 150 Paularlno Ave Lynn 931·2881 lvt ms. 1---------;---------::----------
Ste155. 1-tt: Ofc Manager.
... in n errific, up~.il ~u,mc" cnmoninem !
... wid\ ea.s)' accl''~ mil i;rt:.11 p:11kmi.:'
We h:tve a fc"' 'P·''c' tr,•m 41X' h.J 15~7 "'I h
Call u We're one kic llh•n m Ncwixlft th u I'
definitely n<>t W.llt'rcJ Ju11 n
. Lmo PENINSULA
COMPANY
201 Sh1pyarJ Wav. Cibm I. N1:11 ['>~ ~h. l.A 9266]
l714) bi t93 '·'
Run your ad in
the Newport Beach
Costa .Mesa Daily
5530 5530 5530
ADVERTISING
INSIDE SALES
REP
The Ctasslfled Adver-
lialng Oepal1ment for
a local community
newspaper group Is
seeking a aelf·
mollvatod, organized.
dependable, Inside
' sale• rep. Strong
phon•Hlllng skills a
must. Oraw/c:omml1·
alon. Full benefits.
Phy1lc:al/drug screen·
Ing required. Fax re-
sume: Attn: Judy Oil·
ting 714-631-6594
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Addreu · . (
City
Zip
Phone
Credit Catd D MC D VISA D AMX
# Exp -
Pi lot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 100,000
homes. Fax us this ·
forrt:' with y9ur credit,
card # or mail it in
with a check today!
Run for a weekl If
~ur car does not
sell we'll run it
.. • I
Moil To: DAILY PILOT 1
330, W. Boy sn.t, COt90 Meto, CA 92627
(l)JJ 6'2·$678 Or F~ (11'} 63 I ·659'
(Pri¥olt Porty OnlyJ
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FREEi All for $1 o• .
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Can't seem 10 MERCHANDISE FURNITURE 601'4
Chances are get to au those No matter.
you wlU find repair fobs what you're' 7 ft ·sofa sleeper bed
• what you need around the house? doing, your good c:ondition S 150.
at the price Let the hometown ANTIQUES 6010 (714) 548-7592.
ClaHlfled you want t<LJ>ay Service newspaper OAK: armolre, dresser On the move? when you read Directory . TM lijliii.. & chest, $975 tho set;
ClaHlfled buffet $425: small ar-Sell your extra
dally help you find moire $1 50. Curved household
842·5878 rellable help. fits in. lront armoire $400. items 642.S678 ..... 7 56·9 4 5 5: pager
#569-5158 in Classified
The,4U~. •
FROM AMERICAN HONDA FINANCE:
2. 9 APR FOR 24 MOS. 4. 9 APR FOR 36 MOS.
6, 9 APR FOR 48 MOS. On approved credit
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COLT SOMERSET V-6
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-~ MOlie -MW. IO ---.. _ ~ OUI ._._. .. a: 9ft••n ......._ -a.. MT-•ti ....... ..-,. ... _ _.. ..-~ -~ --plcturee, dvs, tlerfO, 11am/1n8 .........
r, .-.. to good l'Vft Ill MM ~ • ..-.,., lloh. Aritq rOUftd ollll·-----··1~ ........ ....._"""""!'---~ With yard. Shots, QA•AG• 8M.a mleo. 134t luaMX tb6e, off wht. nr per• 'M a.uth Cwt 11' SPiii). fiiMiipi;;t;"iwitaii ...... ii ... ;i .. il ~. ~ 1171 Tuatln Ave. In Lane ...... ollff feet NO .ota: l1IO. llayboa! In NP. Oood m IOATS
7011
modonleM maar.e. Y«Y AllectoNte. eae.y. SAT 7am!pm. ••TAT• aALa Loata nuts. bolt•, •Nipe, need• p&Jnt, 1•••••••• gr•~ cont•mpory Ut-41421 MOVING PROll FRI/SAT hm-noon acrewa • 1111 et&ee, Atomlo •· No reU1• "90 .... ,... IJl • dr,
frame APMTllUT SAUi 412 Signal Road newet & uMd: pow., oftet retuaed. •tlM aft Sid~ l•••••••iml auto, ohmpgne a1'11i--------
a200 "4-4297 ADOPT-A-PET EVERYTHING OOESI Entire hoUMf\lf of f\K· aklllaaw w/lotaa (•08) M2·8048. 6C.01 .. ~1to'•to,v1ow"' .... ~ • ..,..OllOBUIS burg lnl, A/C, .,.I( ml, LEXUS 9115
GOOD PRIC .. SI .... T It • .... .. bl•d••· Lrg frHa.r, .... .... li .. li'iil"·•···---·-· Oftg owner. Mini cond. Fll"INQ Ta'"KLE E'V91)' S.t & Sun at "" """ n ura v ...... Garage. ratrlg w1 '"ro_WEJl ___ BOA____ hull, Juat .. rvlced, 11700/obo. 720-0421 --------
...,, 1 PETSMAAT, Fountain •2. 353 OOU! ST. (off book•, garage full of TS _,.....,.__181_,_,, Roda. rHla, lufaa. Vall~. Puppies, kJt• ,Santa Ana) auto & gardanlng freezer, other ml~I n.w c..,.,...,._ "-"' 1881 Honda Preluda * * * •a Lex u e Trout to Matlin. tena and more, .,, toots. boatJng gear & .we NII, •a\I. aall • You 7012 upholit~raat ~ --------• 2os1, metallic. blue, aC300 3'1k ml.
SATURDAY W looking for lovlng, car· un__...NGTOu much more. buy, buy, buyl bOtlt·fua. • graat. CADl11AC 9040 70,000 mllaa. on• loaded, phone+ CD,
'°93 Ceylon Road Ing horn.e. CAll 597· nunu n a.r ... Sale 601 Tuatln Refrl9, bed• (queen & 18' 901TON WHAL&" ~~y96:ady "/go. owner. Good c:ond. apruc•. U7.000
(at Madlara In 9037 for more Info. BEACH 6140 NB.fn Allay. Oak 2 twin), raltan furn Incl Good cood. Plua •x· 9241pgr -4267 291· 714,.34-0346 •17-4400 788-2785
Me .. Varda) chalr1, l}'llac furn, pie· gla .. table, boya blke, traa. $6,500. Contact ·~ SMpwr •. '!v~ :'1g~ 78 H.., ... Aooord * * * * * * AQUARIUM, 120 gal, turaa, old cash ragla· much misc. Sat/Sun 8-John, 842-2255. •--------4-d tic good •--------
llOVINQ FROM NPT t'x5'xt 't". Includes ,GIMTNEJOHIORHOOD tar & pinball mach, 5, 6509 Seuhora Or.•--1-8-'E_L_E_C_T_R_IC--MARINE SUPS chaharaln. tH, IAmM/llF•Mage•ta. lroawo tra~aaupo~~:~on' $950 PORSCHE 9175 fight•, pump, tlttara, sw•B 11·-1 (Waat Newport) Rattan dinette aat, rock•· 1450• 831•7253 ,.,, u011 wk-out mach, bench ~ 7022 price $7100. 648-7857 OBO. 831·7149
Drexel bclrm aet, whl· 300 Ho .... al praaa, clthn & more. Sat Sat 8am·2pm 3061 BAY BOAT ...,.,,-..,.------• Honda for Sale
wash enter ctr, lamp•. lave ebuud and Saturday aam-epm 31• 7al1Mpm. 845-8928. Carob In E·Bluft. Nawpor1 Packet '91 Sedan de VIII• 91 Accord EX "\ota more. 759-1741 abandoned peta. Ba a VIiia Paclllc Clut>houM ClothH, furn, etc. Lots by w.o. Schock Co. eo• Moortne Uniquely Lthr/pwr/all xtraa, Ilk• Sunroof, AC, Auto
'78 e11 a TARGA
1-owner, xlnt cond.
New angina & tlree.
$12,000. 854·2•75 ai'mmona W r1d Claaa volu,,tHr/foater. Call N/Hamllton, W/Brook-of good atuffl !XCEUENT CONDITION ~cc"tfbla ands acek1nlc new. Muat aHI Vary Blk, Xlnl, Sll\500 0 714497-9037. hutat (TO 868-E2) Can't seem to SAT ONLY g..3 cltha, S8900 * twS0-9000 oca on. •• ng lo ml. 118K 645-5512 831.()832 (top of lln•) king mat-Appllancaa, clothaa, t II ho botdlpet!n!!. 723-CMOO treaa & box aprlng1, 2 gt to a t se axer. equip .• watarbd. CLAaalF'll!D CLASSIF't&D
_yra okt, Ufetlm• guar. PIANOS a Jewelry, tumhot•· repair Jobs 1019· Clay St Actoaa II'• th• raaourc• you CBEVIOLET 8045 II'• th• relOurce you AUTO PARTS
'Perfect. Pd 12500, .. 11 OR"' • .,5 6059 CLASSIF'l•D around the house? from St Aildrewa Pk·lot. can count on to aall a On the move? can count on 10 .. 11 a 8r REPAIR. . 9260 .1750. 144-5950 . \UM.. Jt'a the aolutlon you'1• myriad of marchsn-S myriad of ..rnarchan-
Harchlng tor. whath-Let the Cleulfled TRADE dlaa llama, ~au.. ell yout extra 87 a.10 •mer 2 whl di•• Items. bacau .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
MERCHANDISE Hammond Organ and t>anch, superior cond. ltfiSC. 6015 · 1495/obo. ...s-9844
* BIO SALE * SPORTING
34 bronzaa Including GOODS .&' mwmald tabla, dol-6065
phin table, ladlH lylng iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
between 2 treas, 8' Skla, anowboard-
Dlana, Mongolian lockboard 1990
slave tabla, llf•alza model, no bindings.
horaaa. 8' marble $100 OBO. Roaalgnal
Roman atatuaa, 10' akla·almoal new w/
Belgian credenda polH & bindings. 645-
clrca 1890, Jade catV-5812 lng1, paintings, Ivory,,,..,-.,...,..--=,.,.,,..-~....,,.. Chlppondal• flreplac:a Yakima Bike Rack mantles curios mag-trays tor 2 bikes,
azlne rack, aatt~ea. l8 S250. Pela 875-5130
century-style tainting
couches, Tiffany ••••••••
lamps. 6 Louis XVI GARAGE SALES
Bombay cablnetaL 4' ••••••••• Remington bronze,
rosewood china cabl· •
net, 4' angel bronzes --------
and much more. ·714. BALBOA
444-1970. 1240 Logan ISLAND 6106
tlll, Coita Meaa. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
MOVINGlll ltlc~clea, computer, MUST 9ELL-ALL IT~MS IN clolhH, lamps, misc:. SATURDAY 8-3 XLNT CONDITION 210 Garnet Ave. Queen bed, Including --------navy/White linens $175
Teak wall storage aya-
tam, lnciudaa 2 book·
ca1ea, 1 cupbo8fd/
bookcase combo unit
& aterao cabinet S 150
Gaa BBQ $75; Com-
puter Stand, white,
$25: 2 drawer Ill• cab-
inet, S15
Call (310) 592·9320
(Hunt. Harbour) alter
HUGE
MOVING SALE
Antiques, hardware,
furniture, clothea, pie·
turaa, art & col-
lectlblH, hundreds of
books & records.
Priced to aell. Rain or
ahlna. SAT/SUN SAM,
118 AGATE
8pm wkdaya or wk---------
anda anytime BALBOA
PLANT &ALI! ACRI!& PENJNSUIA 6107
Pine lrHa 15 gal pot· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ted, tl-9' $20. Citrus, Aaeortment of very
avocadoa-frultlng $10. freeh fruit• & veg.
Herbs St. Gal junipers etablae. Open Air
S1., Shada/plna/cypras Market, Sat/Sun . 11·
4-9 S10 .. 909-674-9422 5pm, 2000-W. Balboa
Co-.nn••'W!RS 60 l S Tripi• d r••••r with '""""''~ m irror, aide chair, • Schwinn bike, aurfbd,
Mao Claaelo upgrade lamps, mlcrowv oven,
lo ayalam 7, 4 MB of clothes, etc. SAT/SUN
RAM. Over $1 ,000 01 8-4, 2137 Miramar •
programs ln1tallad. --------
-14-5-0·-8-73-09 __ .w ___ , CORONA
WANTED ro IUT &C>19
CASH
. FOR U$ED ·
LJIVI'$ 801 '$
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23. Star Real Estate
25. Valentine Properties Inc
26. Waterfront Homes Inc. Realtors
27. Waterfront Homes Inc. Realtors
28. Waterfront Homes Inc. Realtors
3<>. Coast Newport Properties
31. Coast Newport Properties
32. Coast Newport Properdes
33. Coast Newport Properties
34. Cout Newport Propertlet
35. Coast Newport PropertleS
36. Coast Newport ProperUes
37. Coast Newport Proitertlel
38. Cout Newport Pro,ertlee
39. Coast _Newport PropertlM
40. Remax
41. Remax
42. Remax
43. Uongs or Newport
Spyro KembaU Realty
45. Esther Yank
Rae Rodgers
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Velma TlmmonalO'ette Sleel>erg
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be College paB home. l..IQht. bright Ind Illy wlltl Vlllfted
wood beam ceilings throughout. Ceramic till, Berber
carpeting, bullt·Jn entertainment centef, bly windows
wttll Mttlno llU, large mastlr sultt wttll .... doset.
Almost too good to be true at "" prlctl I C111 Clrotyn tor more Info.
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~~o! Ylew to Back Bay Nature and city at~~'fl.
2.5 ba, expanded Trina model. Spectacular, remodeled
to perfection. Skyljgf1t In master with French doors to batcOOy sundeck. Kitchen ot beauty, tile counters and
flooring. Don't delaY1 I
~tloo of the Rhine and Udo Chan~I .,~
views offer gracious living 1n this luxurious
condominium. Enjoy your views or walk to Udo VIiiage
& ttluter. Doorman Insures 24 hour security In
pres11gious building.
· 91 L\W~~ IMI home on qu~Jf
sac across form patt.. Property Is lovely throughout
with tasteful decor and numerous top quality
Improvements. Move rtgllt Into this picture peried
home.
mf~"l'rtoht family home !l'ra'=
bldlyard. This 4 bedroom hcMM Is CMf 3100 sq. fl Ind
was built In 1990. Vaulted celllngs, built-In
entlrtainment center in family room. 3 car garage, 3
flftplaces. This horM Is conveniently located near
IChools, pat1cs, rlStllnnts and oltl8r amenities.
m"m~. Enjoy the £21~
kitchen with granite cou11ter tops. The home has 4
bedrooms, 3 baths with a bonus am.. The prtvate bactt
yard has a lovely spa.
· J!l8~Jr1e~tlonl Light, brlg~t & mf.~6=
maintained! 4 bd, 2 family rooins. formal dining and an
extravagant master suite with sitting room & flreplact.
Gorgeous pool & spa with spacious patio & lawn owf1ooklno mountain and night light views.
M~c ptan with dramatic v1ews of the 11arrocUiillf
mountail)s form every room. Unit Is upgraded and
-exquisitely decorated. 24 hour security building with
doorman. St>aclotis common arer lnckldes pool, spa,
card & billlard room. 2 balconies, Wit bar are a few of
the many amenities.
~~t home with city .J!·!.'::~
de-sac lodtlon witll 140 ft on the bay. Large family
home with pool and spa.. 3 flreplaces, 3 car omoe.
security system.
FEATURED US1116S
~~from this 3rd floof penJJ!?•!I
Where etse can you get a Newport lleacll address In a
security conscious gated comm untty for this price?
This home is per1ect for a couple Whether young I just
starting out or retired. There •rt no stairs to cNmb
slmpl'/ drive Into the parking structure, wait a few easy
steps to the elevator & walk clown a short hallWay to
your unit. Enjoy .the view or stroll down to the
swimming pool & spa or enjoy the clubhouse.
IAYIUDGE S1•.• Lowest priced ·c· plan In Bayridge. Privet• gated
community in a great location for lht freeway d>mmww. Lower.-.. 1m1 p1an ·c·. 2 bd, 2 bl. ceramic tMld entry and ~. Like new oeutr1I
c::trpttlng tlwoughout. tiio room with mirrored wal,
lowly used brick ffr9Ptlce In the MIO room. lovely
largt garden patio Convtnlentty close to the
community spa. One w lttle'*I Ol111111 and one car
dlClched.
~··model Ont-story and .R~ """' .... 3 bd. 2 bl.~ price. .... ,
~2 bl ---lddld ...i"ro&n"I loc*l ICl"Oll fl'Om Hellf M Ill ~ Coltl Miii.
The llUlnlfo. ......... -and ettt1ICM ~ ............... Mlllw lletlu¥f
m a.,us B~.ea";yon. Gorgeous \3JI.·=
den. Spacious master suite with spa tub, beveled glass
window and:skytight French doors In living and dining
room. Marble floors, wet bar and scraped ceilings lo
satisfy the' most discriminating buyer. All this tor only
$310,000.
IALIOA PENINSULA $;137,• Newly· decorated: Tnterlor/exterior painted. frencfi
doors, levalores and new carpeting. This charming
cottage has 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. Ideal for a beach
home. Within steps of the bay and beach.
l.1!!9=1s~'i.2 per mo. ~i~
down & this luxury ocean view condo can be yours!
Great low interest rate an .875% & owner will carry
baclt a second of $10,000 lo $15,000 .. Steps to buch.
this recently built unit has 3 bd, each with it's own bath
A "great room· features high ceilings, mart>le fireplace,
luly equipped lcllchen & balcony. Large rool·top dedl &
2 car omoe complete the picture.
~~PsJ,,.~ 4 bd plus ~f~
home. Numerous top quality amenities Include 3 car
garage wittl roM-up doors. brick patio with spa. new
roof with 40 year warranty, Pella dual glaze windows,
lath and plaster construction and remodeled kitchen
With lovely new cabinets designer hand painted tiles
and Thennadore cooldop. Move right in and enjoy!
=~ny floorptan. 4 bd, 2.5 ba, tamf"ro&m9'
fireplaces, sparkling pool plus air conditioning.
Beautiful Baycrest home on prime street. House is
vacant and sellef Is extremely motivated.
=~~~ mkll condltion~'1
bricbd front porctl. Extremely weU maintained !aside
and out . Enjoy living in the family neighborhood of
Harbor View Hom~. Anderson Elementary school 1s
located a few blocks. f'tto/.
~-model 3bd. 2.s11a sf:'~ residence Guard gated community. Comer location wMh
OYVSlzed yard. Built-In 880 Ind fountain. Upgrades
lndude fTllltl6e entJy, plantation shutters, French doors.
Mahogany bult-lns0througbout. MUSI see.
IEAVIEW . SS&S,• (1iid community. View. 5c1adot1s 2-story 4 f14(H)I, 3 CM
Olf'lfl llomt. Ctose to community pool, spa aiid tennis
courts. Corner location with 2 side yards. 2 opening
~ 91"' sdloots. For sate or lease.
~~9°"1\~t!ent t=ft
beautiful Newport Heights. 5 units. freshly painted, 3-2
bedroom, 1 bath and 2· 1 bedroom 1 bath. All units on
the ma.ut In great location. Perfect for an lnwstor or owner WhO WOUid ., some Income.
~ m this deal! located In l5J~
~m"""l of Newport Beach, lhls 3 bd, witll nwly
3,000 sq, ft. of IMng .,.. Is lbsotullfy the best value
.ittl a vlewl Buutlfully "1alntalne0 & upgraded,
hardwood floors, stt9 down IMng room adjoining llllrrr wlCtl custom built-ins, Interior atrium, den wtttt
flrle*a, masw lultt Wiii i.rve bldl area. Seller$ are ~loMINOWI
~Yff~eftge fourplexl \t3J~
Investment opportunity for owner-user in superb
Huntington Harbour location I Close distance to beach
and expensive homes. Only six year old bldg very low
maintenance, townhouse style units, individually
metered, each ~nit has 2-car garage. location & bldg
attract top rents! .
~~e~~e 1eve1 home in gate guardePe~u~
area of Sea Island. Home features Include 3 bedroom.
3.5 bath, security system, cenlial vacuum. 2 fireolaces,
wtt bar. Designer owner has adde"d many special
features. located on one of the largest lots in the area
at the end of the cul-de·sa.c next to gorgeous
commumty pool & spa. Plenty of room to expand on
both sides of the free standing unit
L~m's"fs~plng ocean views. ~o=
remodeled house shows like new with melent decor
and Is avallabte for Immediate possession. Spacious
living room with high celling$ and fireplace idjoins a
~ secluded garden patio. Upgraded kifchen shares
the same sunset and Is a Jov for the~ 2 bd. 2 ba
UDO ISLE $149,000 Atouch olluropel Perfect tor "Art lovers" . ThiS rare
street to street lot with wonder1ul bay view is adjacent
to a serene partt with dock facilities. Recently
remodeled, 'amenhles include newly designed kitchen
and living area. Extensive use of tile & carlon. Enjoy
Udo Island lites~ which lnciudes community tennis
courts, playgrounds, beaches, grassy fiekls. a sailing
club & boat docks.
HARBOR VIEW, HIUS S715,000 t1iiS 1¥1$11 liOiTlt is iftftifem from any you~ fier seen in
Hnor View Hills. Custom ~n includes new master
suite. custom kitdlen)lld blttls. 'French doors, sunny brick patios, privacy Ind I pastoral view from the eleva1dJ lot. 3
bd, llbraly, pN5 tamly room.
~J:ci•~f spacious bedrooms. 4 baths~~
room with French doofs over1ooklng 2 patios. Living
room has ftreplace and open wood beam ceilings.
Large master suite with volume ceilllos Bring offers!
f.U~C~\ worth the price. Original eec'fA':
residence situated high on a comer lot at a clJl.de-sac.
Street overlooks the blue pacifte and coastal rock
formations Steps to pnvate community beach
Remodeled or build your dream home. This existing
home is quite livable while in your planning stages
Seldom do these opportunllles come around.
~~ v!~t row)lll Style, stze. ~~t= a steam shower after a hard day ltlen rtlax in your spa.
This 5 bedroom, 3 bath home has 4200 sq. ft. of
elegance In a most private community. Private stairs to
recreation field below, Andersen school for kids.
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NEWPORT SHORES -$339,000
Great Newport duplex! Assumable financing! Upper unit has vaulted ce11tngs. fireplace. 2 large
decks 2 entrances lower unrt has step down hvmg room. fireplace. 2 bedrooms and patJo. 4 ~r
garage
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THE BLUFFS $449,000
Bluffs Be't Value Front row center on the back bay. "Franciscan" model •Buffed Out" for todays
designer taste 3 bd.'21/2 ba Extensive remodeling includes new granite kitchen. skylights. Pella
windows. smooth ceilings
VICTORIA BEACH $485,000
You'll fall in love all over again with this enchanting ocean view retreat just steps from Victoria
Beach Tucked away on a sylvan lane, this exceptionally smart villa with its vaulted beamed
ceilings, vintage fireplace & tree shaded decks wl~ beckon you to stay. Listen to the crashing
surf and feel the marvelous sea breezes.
NllWPORT •EACH -.000 Monaco model In guard gated Big Canyon. 'This model has the large master bedroom on the
same level as the living area with 2 bedrooms and a bath upstairs. ~eat location.
ORIGINAL BLUFFS .. . $349,000
Light. bright. remodeled. single story "Bonita plan. 3 bd. 2 bth •. great location on Back Bay side
of Vista del Oro with a city lights view Master suite has a walk-in closet plus private patio This
won't last! ·
EASTllLUFF · $479,000
Condo in The Bluffs -Backbay Romantic Retreat. Location I Location I Backbay and moonlit view
Single level 3 bd. 3 ba completely remodeled. French doors, skylights. Private spa. Must m'
Barbara
Miles/ Allison
Seesemann
CORONA DEL MAR $569,000
One of a kind custom home built In 1990. Great location near Begonia Park. fabulous view of the
harbor & Catalina from tiled garden patio on 3rd floor. Oen/family rm with bath on 1st floor
UvinWdlning/kitchen. 2 bd, 2 ba on 2nd floor. Beautiful faux finishes done by artist on walls
Granrte counter tops & Mexican pavers·throughout Don't miss the office off the garage.
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SPYGLASS $798,900
An exceptional upgraded/expanded property & open elev~ted lot with panoramic mountain, & city
light viewsl Over 3,100 s<t.ft. 4 bd, 2.5 ba, m\llting marble entry leading to open dining room with
vaulted ceilil1gs, skylight. Custom French door. windows & mirrors all with beveled glass. An
added grand room adjaeenl to family room. Large back yard with Turbo BBQ, pool & spa.
Beautiful tand$C3ping throuOflout. New roof! Ideal for family who loves to entertain.
Donald
Pfaff
DOVER SHORES $895,000
Remarkable Dover Shores front row residence. Huge single story 4 bd, 4.5 ba. Separate guest
house in courtyard facing pool & spa. Spacious open floor plan. 2 fireplaces, wet bar, breakfast &
formal dining. Everything 1s oversized, 4000 sq ft living space. 14,000 sq ft view lot. Come visit
the most panoramic view home available. Cul·de-sac street too. Quick action required.
HARBOR RIDGE $2.095,000
Wonderful traditional custom home With spectacular ocean & city lights views. Anest quality &
craftsmanship with approx 6700 sq ft llving space. 5 bd, 5.5 ba. wood paneled library. gourmet
kitchen, 6 fireplaces. Located Within prestigious guard gated community, pool, tennis facilities
available to homeowners. Best value In Ha(bor Ridge!!!
Carol Mock/
Steve SOtherten
N •llACH $3, 100,000
Special newer custom traditional bayfront home In the gated community of Bayshores. French
doOrs, wood floors, Palladlan wtndows. cozy fireplaces & brick oatlos set the mood for this
special location with wide open main tumtno. basin vtews. Extra wide 40' _lot,_ tar~ private boat
dock with room for 60' + boat. Laroe master suite with library, 2 flrepllcts, DlyfrOnt balcony.
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR $850,000
Lender owned bayfront! Lender may carry with 10% down. Beautiful 4 bedroom with boat dock.
Hurry, Hurry, Great opportunity!
·Marie
Deremiah
CORONA HIGHLANDS . $1,295,000
Unique custom wooded retreat surrounded by lush gardens, flowers._trees. meandering stream,
stone pool & spa and an entire menu of views. ocean, sunsets, night liQhts, Pelican Hill Golf
Course & the rolling hills of Buck Gully & beyond. Approx 3800 sq ft including 3 pd, 2112 ba. The
large master suite has generous closet space & a study/office. The secondary bedrooms .& bath
are in a separate wing.
HARBOR RIDGE . $2,49 5,000
Ocean. bay views are a "10" from this country English Tudor Estate on the very top of Harbor
Ridge. 4 bedroom suites plus a guest apartment with kitchenette & living room. nch cherry wood
kitchen, butlers pantry, 4 zone NC, 4 car garage, 5 fireplaces. PooVspa &. basement rec room.
Master suite has huge walk-in and an environmental habitat chamber.
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The most valuable estate In all of Orano_e County boasting 59.000 sq ft oceanfront lot The main
house offers 4 bd, 4.5 ba and neartv 12,500 sq ft. The 4,500 sq ft guest house has. 2 bd, 1 ba and
kitchen. Tennis, full gym, pool and 8 car garage. Prlvate beach and access.
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"'I ~ bedrooms, 2 blllhs, blcoch hardwood Oooring. Laaai wi1h
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West Newport Duplex
4 bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 bedrooms, 2 t.ths. )-Qr parking.
Asking $535.000
Call
Stephanie
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Afraid To Get Your Fett Wet?
Don & Joyce Olson Have Alre_ady
Tested The Water. Call Us Today!
Located in a prestigious Harbor Ridge community
in Newport Beach. 3 bedroom plus library and
den. Nearly 3,000 sq. ft. Only $519,000
Corona del Mar. Panoramic mountain .t: .city
Ughts view. Approx. 3,100 sq. ft. family home.
Completely remodeled .t: expanded.
Reduced to $798,900
Ocean, Catalina and sunset views! Over $70,000
in upgrades. Beautiful 3 bedroom plus family
room home. Asking $719.000
Absolutely the best value being offered in Spy-
glass Hill. 3 bedroom and family room home with
partial views. Asking $595,llO
Beautiful 3 bedroom home w/ ocean. twt>or a:·
sunset views $3,300 ino.
"Tlttrt Is No Sllbstitlllt For~"
DON AND JOYCE
OLSON
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A true jewel in prestigious Belcourt Hill. 2 master
suites, fonnal dining.clen, kitchen with nookclserme
views. $'99,IOO
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~Ocelftview. llecmtlvnmodeledwith NarnewamomontheSouth~withdesirlble
4 bedrooml. &mily room, study!: formal dinina. comerloc.uon. Qualityappointments. Privatedock
Privme baCh and put. · Sl,JN,111 cl 3-c.r prage. 52,5'5,IM
~wllterviewstomdliltotallyaemocleled r.:=.T~:=1.:m11erea1:ti$ home. 4 bedrooms,&milyroom, bonusroom.,}-ar ~ pnp. pool cl spa. · S1,l!J9,MI met much, much. much morel. SI
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COUPLES SEEKING HOME
Sophisticated, warm and stylish home with
~raditional quality seeks tasteful professional couple
with similar values. Must appreciate qualities such
as crown moulding, three cozy fireplaces (including
master bedroom), remodeled kitchen and bathrooms,
spacious and flowing floor plan, bubbling.spa in a
secluded patio for winding down after a long day.
Dining room with fireplace works for candlelit
dinners for two as well as elegant social occasions.
Must be comfortable with French doors, used brick
patios, sunlilght and privacy, Harbor View Hills
location, price of$ 785,000 and envy of friends who
failed to buy house first.
Direct inquiries to: Steve Sutherlan at Coldwell
Banker's Newport Beach office. All inquiries will be
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Five mistakes
made by first·
time buyers
By Kathleen McNamee
ReMax South County. Newport Beach
• Tuning
prOblems: Most
fir t-timc buyer5
arc renters. As
such, the best time
to clO!>C a house is
when your current
Jea'iC DllD expires.
Don't sign
another
year-
thl long
Ko een McNomee lea\C if
you c'pcct 10 a buy a home before
thl! lea<;c period cxp1rco;. Otherwise.
you II end up with a dent in your
ixx.kcthool>. from wnting rent and mortgage ~
chcdc~. Talk to your landlord about a
'h<>ner te1 m lea~ -a month to month · or a
lea'c with an out ctau'e with 30 or 60 days
notice.
• Looking at hom~ you can't affo rd:
Rather 1han lookmgat homes fin.I. start
with finam.:ing. Understand bao;1c mortgage
alternative., and you can tell which homes
arc affordable. which arc not and which
l~'i reprc~nt the be t ~'i1ble deals. Get
prequaJified through a reputable mortgage
lender. There's oo Co\t or o~ligation and the
lender will re\eal exactl y how much hou-.e
you can afford to buy.
• Buying the wroqg size home: When
buying propeny. thmk how long you intend
to hve there. h th1~ a fhe-year home'? A I0-
l
year home? Or is this your reti rement
home? 'llllC average American family
changes residence every-five 10 \even
years. If you're in your 20s. it i'> likely •
you'll have significantly changed ) our
lifestyle witbio five to seven year' Sman
buyers plan for changes ahead of time
• Buytac a ~t to n-i.ell
Although you say it doesn't bother )Ou to
be backed up to a busy stn.--et. you will be
bothered when ir is time to sell When
buying a home. try not to buy one ~hKh
will be difficult to resell. Think hard
about bow you would sell thic, home
b,cforc you buy. Wnfk through and poin1
out all the negatives. then ask your Jgcnt '
or broker bow long it would take to ,ell • Cboosln& die. wron& mortgage Ru)m
_,_.._. have many tailor·mJdc
._._. ... financing option' '' h1lh
were not ava1labk 111 1hc
ptil. In addition to the ,t.mdJrd
~year fi xed ratl.' lnJn .
• consider choo~mg Jn
adju table rate monga~c 10
take advantage of lo"' er
interc t rates nod ea\11.'1 .
• • qu'aufying. Or pick a to , ,, I ~
year fued rate loan to mJ\11111h \1•ur
intere t deduction and ~\I.' m.111\
thou ands of dollars in intefl'\t ()j Ion~
into a two-tep mortgagl!. "'-h•lh
combines a little of the nsk ot Jll
adju table with the dcpendab1ht) ••I .r
fixed-rate loon. Explore all thl op111111'.
have your lender show you on p.1rx·1 ho"
much each will cost nnd hm' lhc·,
compare to each other.
Kathlun McNamtt, ;,, a\\11etati1111
wilh Finl Trust Mortgage, ha' compiltd
'a nport tntilltd., How to Stop Pl/\·ing
Rt nt and Own A Homt Instead. ('al/
(800) 865~1035 f or in/onnation.
McNOJMt can IH rtachtd at (7 J.J1 7MJ-
5()()(), txt. /JO.
Escape to the top of the hill in the
exclusive Corona del Mar communicy of
:. Spyglass HiU . This five bedroom, three
bath estate offers a trul:y unigue setting
combined with stunning Catalina sunset
. ~
views and the tuinquility of a spacious
yard.
This ideal two story family ~ has an
extensive floor plan , including a new
. gourmet kitchen adjoining the family
room, overlooking the private pool and
spa. The mamr suite with its lavishly
appointed bath , privau balcony,
breathtaking ocean '1iews and cool fresh
ocean breetes.
Situated on about 3/4 of an acre , flag
shaped lot, this hmne offers upgrades
thToughout including wood windows and
1 doors, bull nose comen, smooth ceilings .
2 fireplaces and 3 caT garage.
Offered at $ l ,095 ,000, rJW esrau home u truly one of C<Yrona del Mar's finest
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PAIOIWllC VIEWS Slll,000 C'it m.}single level exec. hm on ~lass Hill Great ftoorpfan IOI
enlef1aining. f3eaU11lul courlyard w/sp.1r1drng pool & spa
llAllOI VIEW IW SUS,• ('Ii ~Beautifully aistomil.ed 48R, 48A lwn w/pool-sized yard
Expanded designer detail throughout.
All OfTSTAllDllli OPPOITUllTYl $115,000
Fanily hm w/58R & ocean views! Pool & spa, guard ga\ed beach comm. 2-
car garage+ lots of guest par1cing! Setler will carry 1st trust deed.
NE.'J LISTING BAYRIOGE :.2/9 000
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FAaY UNI AT m IEST Siii,•
Pq>Ular SomlfJel 58R. 3BA. Sib.lated on extra large lot next to greenbelt.
bring fll kids! Mexican pavers. llghl bright 2 ffpl's. Countiy Freoctl decor.
Comm. pool + ~. ·
WA~llAT ........
4BR, 38A. 2 story. Formal dining, large mstr suite wiltl his/her baltls. 2
trpl's. Private gMld comm. Private beach. boat slip.
EXTWUlllAIY FAllUIAVEI $141,•
68R, -SSA+ study castle (5650sQ It) at best Foothill schools. Pool. spa &
more. Enlertainets delighU
PAllOUMIC VIEW $511, ..
Ocean. island & city lights vn. Open design w/conanporary comforts.
Secure. peak.II selling. Gated community close tobeajies, lrwy &airport.
SU COURSE UCATIH I VIEWS 1511,•
Countryclublilestyte nr the beach. Ex~isile 3BR.38A or2SR +den condo.
Furniture negotiaDle. Gd-gt community.
IDT IUY IAYFIOadiwm IOCll S515.•
lowest price & best buy tor a bayfront home! Dock for up to 38ft boat! 38R
or 2BR + den:'l .758". Gated! .
IU ISi.Aii BHAICE 1515,•
Enjoy a country club lilastyle from lhis upper condo w/golf coorse views.
Vaulted ceilings. model pertect
UIE fllD • IBT IUY $514,500 Fin~t !18ight>omood In Woodbrigl!. Irvine. Classy landing I tract w/move in
cood1Uon. close to~ lake, tenniscourl pool. Elallent central location.
FOUITAll VAU.EY COST. VALUE $229,000
38R. 1 75BAcustom hmwM>daledkithen. living rmwt1rpl & windowseats
Mini maintanence yard. Great family nn. oversized BR's.
GET ROME $225,•
Lovely 4BR twn dose lo Mile Square Pa~. golf & sh~ing. Huge back yard.
W11111 ·GREAT IUYI $211,000
Terrific 3BR hm w/added lanily rm. on an owisized lol New rool & freshly
painted throughout 2-car garage PLus·extra parking f01 your RV. boat
Won't last!
IUU YM DREAM ROME $215,DOO
Beautiful OCN & city views. Build ultimale hm on this pie-shape, street to
street lot Lender owned in San Clemente.
UllEOIS OCUI VIEW $171,000 •
Relax in lhls4YrbeautywhilegazingatlhespKtacularview. Like new. 1BR penthouse Walk to beach. ~
COSTA MESA IAIUIUl S1•,•
3BR, 28A. cul-de--sac location. Fresh painl in & out. large yard Motivated
seller.
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8.5windal1
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PllVATE ISUlll $11.250.•
Privacy & luxliywilh unparalleled views. 88R suileS. sublerranean pa.ting.
Slip f « 2 large boats.
UTEI WATEIFIMJ IES•ENCE $5,175,•
Grand estale on 3 lewls w/a rooftop lerrace. Private beach. bayside pool &
pier + sllp for 5 boats. Panoramic views from most major rms. imported
s1one lhrou~I tie in'9rior & exterior.
l llTS91 ¥1.UM,•.•
&;4)>n while sandy beaches W/Vtt/#s of lhe jetty+ pavillion. An ~18 residence done in a timeless design. Entry coortyard.
LMIW ESTATE• IUll&E co•m ..... -Magnifant hilltop view estate wilhin gated slreet Owr 5 acre land
uncfuplicablel Accomodate 150 car parking.
,_,_ a.IOIT • CAIEI SIOIES $3,CIS,•
Beeotifully lerraced to extend 1he living area from the tree framed deck on
lhe bluff down to a very special secluded cove. 48R. 4.58A, 4th BR coo Id
be studio or office w/private entry.
EXlmn'E CUSTIM IOME $3,3GO,OOO
Special Cape Cod tradition, speclacUlar main channel location. affording
dramatic views of lhe b.1y & Newport Harbor. 48R m wlpriva BA+ sep. maids rm. Waterlront living al its bestl
le.EM, PIEMtO ICUIFIOIT LOCATIH! $2,151,000
3BR. 3BA hm w/pool in Cameo Shores lsa-.ires golden, glorious Catalina
sunsets & views from Dana Point to Long Beach Quick iK:Cess to gated,
privalB beach.
llE Of A lllD!U II& BEAii $2,'50,000
10,000+ square feel 98R. four-2BR suiles. IWo laundry rms. mud rm. gym
w/spa. Rec.rm w/malt shop. Garage six car, caretaker on lake. Sold
furnished.
PBJCAI Rl llAll ESTATE $2,115,000
A hm lhat quality & pertection built. large medilerranean hm on a 1/2 iM:re
+ lol 4BR suiles, 1amny rm. den. Pool, spa & ocean views
LmA m.E IBllDEl S2t 151,•
Completely remodeled ID periecti_on. 58R1 den. lonnal dining, gourmet
kithan. On fie b.1y w/a boal slip & enlefla1nlng patio. .... , ........ '1.•.-
4BR, 4.SBA. gourmet kit Spacious outdoor decl<, mstr w/lrpl, deck, walk-
In clo'8l Spe tub. great entel\alning hm!
~~ ........ ~1.··-~4'-fl!Plr-:Cllldldll contemporary :>tSR, 5.SBA hm w/1()1. Ocean.
buchfront Views to Palos Vtwdes.
~ ... $1;111.•
2 story, custom oontBmporaty. 5BR. 3-Qf *'1led gara~. \\W99 waler &
clly u~ vilws. -.. -· .. ·
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S'1Ming Californlaconanporarycumn ~-Ocearl
city llees views. Impeccable CJJ3)11Y tuooghout 4BR. 3.5&. pool &~
Gourmers kitben. eleganl mstr suite. open enmrtaiMlellt area. Call to see!
E y 2 ACID If RAt.LMI $1,t50,000
(ft ii 's land Is approx. 70,300 59 ft."'roned C-1. The city woo Id
permit a ~ng ctr. hospital. prof. building, retail or restaurant. Seller
financing available.
WIOI Hl.l/l'UllT10IAL $1,350,a
Wonderful traditional custom hm on desirable lot In !his galed comm. Lots of used brick. This 2 story, SBR hm & family rm offers greaflamily living.
latge family rm opeos onto veranda & beautifully appointed master makes
tiis view hm one to see. ·
UH m.E PERfECT111 $1 ,275,a
Located on an ~rsizatlot. 2 story, SBR. SBA w/4-ar garage. Elegant use
of ~rble, gtanite & glass blcxk cream a very elegant atmosphere.
INPllT llYFIMT UVllC $1,250, ..
Interior Linda Isle location. 0-.er 80' on lhe bay. SBR. 4BA, security
entraooe. Frpl, enclosed coortyard, formal dining mt
Ill.DBI tPP011111TY $1,211,a
Beautiful townhome style 9 units in great location. Garages, fireplaces.
laundry hool<ups for each unit Cash. owe. CTNL.
IUl11flL CAMllllA OCEMFIOIT $1, 141,000
On the beacil! This elegant estate has unobstructed views up & down the
c;oaslline. Quality construclion & amenities.
CAMH SHIES • PRICE IEIUCTIOI! $1,025,000
Beautifully remodeled custom hm. 38R. den. ~ioos rms. pool. Magnifi-
cent 180 degree cxean view.~ garage.
PlmlESQUE CAl.IFOlllA SUISETS $995,000
Beautifully remodeled 3BR. 3BA hm on prestjgious Davenport Island.
Private dock tor a 30 & 50 fool boat on main channel In Hunlinglon Harbor.
HUITllGTOI HAlllOI VIEW $915,000
Dramatic custom Medilerranean w/45' dock. 4BR. 3.SBA. 2nd story lamily
rm wtwet bar Multi-le~I deck for entertaining.
B.KAIT BB.COURT $950,000
Dramatic hm on large comer lot w/K<:A pond & lush garden. Rotunda entry
w/marble ftooring, beaJtiful lonnat dining_ rm, huge mstr suile w/sitling rm
& frpl, gourmers ki~n. secluded spa. Seller many carry 1st trust deed.
---WYll.ASS HU CUSSIC SltS,• Cit Jllllkeafltaking view w/2 mstr suile's + 2 large BR's all on one teW1l POO!TsPa in rear/Tronl coortyard +playground.
UllU IUCll ICPlfllOIT COIDO $817,000
Magnificent whileWaler views. beach access & oceanside pool. 3BR, 3BA.
living rm. dining rm, family un & gOtKmet ki~.
NEIJlllM m1A CIVI SllS,•
Uw al 118 belch. Owner will consider trades up or down on llis 2 story,
38R. 28A hm w'*"1/.a. 2-car allached oaraoe. Priw99 spa.
VIEWS!!! If UY a ICUI .....
Fanla.stic58~. 6.58Acustom NewoortBchhm. 8Mlortoall3 firs. gounnet
kithan. Hugi msb' sui'9 wAoft. Gr•I housel
-Ill a llYPMIT _t .. ,•
Soac~lar custom hm w/pflvate deck on the Newport Bay! ~rox. 120 ft of bay frontagtl Miiiy upgrades • .... , .... ,_...,_
Urge t.nlty Ml on a 52' lot 58R. SBA, large t.nily nn adjoins kithen.
Wflp aroood yard WllM\ & patio. -
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CUIDli Bllcalt tit 4). 2 msr suitls. 3.5BA 3 tsprs. 8ofl Wk-in
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BUILDERS SPECIALS 1.000.000
4 cont1quous lots· ~pprox 8-lOO Sll M Su1tab!P. lor lour hms
laryeest R1 parcel ai.ailJble
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Home:saeaded in 1880, Ills lanily compoond w/
views d tie new River Run sld area. Restored to
peOeclion in 1991.
sns,a
BrN!htaklng view w/2 mstr sui'8's + 2 large BR's all
on one IMll Pool/spa in rar/front CQJrtyard +
playground. , ....... , ....... , .... l707I
$125,000
Large fanity tvn on a 52' lot SBR. SBA, large family
nn ~joins kitchen Wrap around yc11d wftzwn &
patio .
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LMI at the tu:h. Owl18f will consider trades up or
down on thls2stoly, 38R. 28AhmwleleYator. 2-car
allached garage. Priv* spa.
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Superstar Team On Tobe MO Ve!
EJ Simpson and Dec Sandvick.
respected nationally for their
marketing and negotiating skills,
have recently joined the Prudential
California Realty office of Newport
Beach. Sandvick said, "The
excitement and enthusiasm that EJ
and I felt when we entered the
office was extremely energizing.
We also felt that the quality of the
marketing materials were far
superior to anything we had
previously seen".
Simpson has participated as a
speaker at several Jlational and state
real estate functions. EI was a
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Walter Sanford National Real
Estate Conference, he was a
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Realty National Conference in
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speaker at a RF.JMAX California
and Hawaii state awards conference ·
in San Francisco to mention a few.
Sandvick has spoken on women
in business and brings with her an
expertise from three years in the
mortgage field and four years with
a CPA finn. Dee is also bilingual
and one of a f cw agents fluent in
Spanish who works the Newport
Beach area.
llEVIEWINC TREJll CUSTOM MAlllCEflNC PLAN,
Is tilp prilrltf rw fJ -4 DEE prier .. •ffdllc wttll tMlr' dlaies.
become good friends and repeat attorney in another. I we.nl back and
clients. According to Sandvick, forth and had the contract negoli-
"people don't care how much you ated and \rgned in less than a half
know until they know how much hour".
you care!". Maxine Montgomery, EJ and Dee both spend a greal deal
the manager of the Newpon Beach of time studying prices and values
office says, "I am very excited to of homes, as well as constantly
have such a·professional team like polishing their marketing skills. As
EJ and Dee working for us. A Dee puts it, "lbere is no substitute
couple working together adds a for honesty and hard work". How-
very positive dimension in real ever, Simpson is quick to add,
estate sales. Between the two of "Long hard hours is the standard,
them they have 18 incredible record but working effectively and effi-
breaking years ofRcat Estate cie.ntly is a must to be successful".
Experience". And successful they are! They are
Dee is a native of Texas, while EJ partners in a commercial building
is California born and raised. They and a ten acre ranch as well as
have five children between them residential investmenl propenies.
and they currently live in their They also recently sotd their 4200
home in Corona del Mar. sq.ft Country Club home and are
A former college administrator, EJ looking for a home close lo lhe bay.
has a Master's degree in Economics
and was working on his doctorate
degree at U.C.Betkeley when he
became interested in Real Estate as
a profession. With his educational
background, Simpson comes well
prepared to handle the multifaceted
intricacies of the business. As EJ
put it, "Real Estate today is a more
complicated and demanding ·
"AFTERSPEAKINC ATTHE~ATE profession than most people realize.
CONVENTION, EJ wwtn .. ...-. rot Everything you do has financial
.. ,......... and legal implications and. you need
EI and Dee met three years ago at a .the education and slcills to properly
Real Estate Conference on the advise your clienu."
Queen Mary in Long Beach. They EJ and Dee's success is no accidenl
quickly discovered that their mutual Tiley arc both superb negotiators.
attraction as well as their busmess FJ ~ls one incident when Chris
~le. ethics and 1oals were so Mullin. of the Golden Swe War·
similat thlt they decided to team riors, w• b')'ing to buy a Meditcr·
· up. In flct. they are ~ and ranean estate hie hid lilled,
Pl8" to Wed later tbls ~· "Mullin's manger/attorney wu
T~ dley have I peat prelenCC aryina to nqotiatc I price for ams
Ind. dwilftil dull llll'ICCI people IO and ll*inl DO~. ~ly put
chem. Most of their clien&s have the seller in one room and the
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Fabulous Townhome.
3BR. 4BA. 3 car garage.
Tremendous Golf course
locatk>n. Luxury master
suite w/marble baths ..
$750,000
fabelou Locadoa
Upper condo · Vaulted
ceilings. Overlooking
NBCC Golf Course.
Enjoy BackBay. Ocean
Views from front porch.
Furnlshlngs negotiable.
$599,000
Plct1IN Palect
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Oriental gardens
w/sunken conversatk>n
& fire: waterfalls surr this elegant
2BR + den or 3BR. 3BA
condo. Must see! Highly
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$525,000
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This ma.sniflcent offering was created exclusively for an owner with discerning
taste. Quality design and workmanship went Into the total remodel of this b .
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Model perfect condo.
Two story. 2BR. 2.5BA.
Large courtyard, family
room off kltchenl Large
master bedroom • ma.rble
bath w/spa. Great value!
$545,000
Pldue Paled
Enjoy beautiful views from
this 2BR. 2.5BA + den
overlooking Golf Course.
Great balcony. Shows like
a model
$595,000
~';!:t!Z
Superb Furnlshlngs and a
great floor plan make this
a wonderful value. 3BR,
3.5BA + mom~m off kitchen. Flrep in
master BR & Ut Wrap
around patk>.
$699,000
bedroom. 6.5 bath residence whkh
Includes the bonu~ of a separate
living wing for servants. lnlaws or
guests. A gorgeous pool. spa and
cabana on an extra large lot
bocking to Big Canyon golf course
further ad<fs to the expaQSM?
formal and Informal entertainment
areas Breathtaking master suite.
3 fireplaces. many features too
numerous to list
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bn~hl 2BR. I B :\ I htc.. I BR
rerual. Over s2ooo'mo.
income.
S390 OOC>
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.-\b~oltndy deh,.:!hrful 2BR 26
. from unit & 1mflld( uld le 2BR
28-\ ba< ~ uni1
430.000
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3..39.000 0 \\ < 2n<1 1 D.
lnf o lin<" t 7297
4BR + 3BR
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T.Av\:l:..S & I'~ i75
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LESS 3BR RE.~T 1500
YOL'R OST S l 345
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* OPEN HOUSES . *
Two Brand New Bay&ont Ustings .....
With Boat Docbf
Koll lnternatiOnal signs
Hatfield Investments for
Los Cabos,.Mexico • resort pro1ect
Koll lntemauonal ha' signed a letter of
mtenl with Hou-.ton. Texa-.-~ed
de\eJoper Ron Hatfield to develop pha-.c
two of Villas del Mar. luxury oceanfront
rondomin1wm. at Pnlm1lla. Koll's 900-acre
Los Cabo-.. Baja Cahfom1a residenlial
re'iOJ'l communjty. announced Jo-.cph
Woodard. pres1den1 of Koll lntemationa.I.
Woodard ~tic1pate' breaking ground for
phase two of Villas del Mar by late
No\ ember. with completion of the new
re~by fall 1995.
Vilfas del Mari oearb~ the luxury Hotel
""Palmilla.:. ch:uming hacienda-tyk
boutique boul that bas catered to
Hollyv.'OOd stars and hca.:b of tate.
attracting the likes of such late . tars as John
Wayne. Bing Crosby. Desi Amaz and
Dwight D. Eisenhower. Built m 1956 by the
son of a former Mexican pre tdent. the
Hotd Palmilla enJOYs Mexico' h.Jghc t
boteJ rating -CJtie ~pec1al -Gran
Turisino, and was named Best of the Be I
of Mexico bcacbfront hotels by Andrew
Hlrper's Hideaway R~.
Vallas del Mar is des1&JlCd in lhc amc
hacicndl abiaocc u the Hotel PalmilJa.
Wida Ytbile SIUC'Cocd Watts and red tiled
r0of'1. Built for• indoor-outdoctc ~le.
VUIM del M• ir. ~jtioocd on a two-1Dilo
stretch of prime beachfronl proixrt~ .. ind
features expansive living area~ af111rJ1ng
pec.tacular views of the breaking \~.•' C'
ju t teps away. Re idents will be .1hk 111
enjoy Los Caho 'year-round
Meditenfl.ne:m climate from large nu1Joc.1r
terraces. Large master bedroom 'u11c'
complement the pacious indoor h\ 1ng
area • which feature tate of the art
appliances. traditional saltillo ulc flooring.
and large kitchens perfect for entcn.11111ng
"Villas del Mar has been one of our Ill•'''
de irnble products. and we· re plc~'cd 111 tx·
commencing wor1c on phase two. ,,ml
Woodard. ':'Based on the cnthus1a'>tK
response we arc receiving, we ant11:1pJtl'
the new Villas del Mar will be a-. popul.ir •1
cbotce with secondary home buyer. at
PaJm.iUa as pba!iC one."
~viou ly. pmsc one sold out in
precomttucUOn.
Ron Hatfield is president of Hatfield
lm·cstmcnts.. which rtieently completed •1
luxury l 2-unit condomiftjum C09lplcx
Ramcd The Club at Scorm Meadow. in the
ski resort Of Stetmbolll Spring. Colo. In
the past. u • principU in a major Hou,ton·
based drielol)liieal ~Y· Hatfield
ovenew the ae~ OI reaional See.._ CclliOI" MGE 44
LAGUNA RACH
Premium ftrst ftoor location In famed
Tableroc.k. Upgraded kJtchen and
baths. Cory ftr~e. Endosed deck
looking aver prtvatc beach and
spectacular surf. CataJlna and sunset
views. CaJI for detaJJs
$595,000
MONARCH POINT
Custom home site with head-on ocean
view. Flat lot with building plans
lnduded for 6000 sq. ft. home. Owner
may exchange for house or
commerdal. Call for detaJls.
$)99,000
1DWflC 1UDOll
Overlooking Bear Creek Golf Course.
Four bedroom, luxurtous main house
plus detached guest house. Fabulous
views. Dramatk app{oach with
circular drive. Call for special features
• llst.
$995,000
-OUTSTANDING COASTAL VllWS
Slngte level Spanish tiadenda high on
a hill In Laguna Beach. Architect's
home with 4 bedroom, 3 bath.
gourmet kJtchen and approx: 3000 SF.
Exdustve private sett1ng with unique
Indoor/outdoor pool for entertaining.
$745,000
DRAMATIC DESIGN <"Ollffml""•rv "'-with ...,.,...lf.itw-.rt •1'Wf'\•t"" """ .... """ mt1np. tw., m......M-r "''"" " .. •""' ~-•INtd• .,.. ... ,, ....... "'~ nl tlw .....,ut1ful Ir 1nv1h~ 11olt
C\lUl"Jf" 4r m.1Ynt•1n.
COW90Y SPECIAl. c..-lt.onth"" • pnu w bluff -urmund...t by •l'Pf\"' 11 ... wt>Od.d ~ M~un htlU'lirl' ...-ith two~ "''!ft. 11"'°" ....._boom ....t 1-1< n:"'"' :;;,~ •nd CON•k • Sl,295,000
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ELEGANCE ON TIIE WATER
• Compk·td)' ll~rack:d .. hr. 4 Stu hollk'.
Pnml· 101..1111111 Ltfltl' lot w11h pn\ .tic d11< k f11r 60 y.tlht lrllomp.trahk \,tlue!
Robert ~nkwltz Sl,495,000
BIG CANYON VERSAILLES
Expanded 4bd. 4.5b.1 oo exceptional
large lot. Pri11.11e t•nd l1K.t1ion on th1:
IOlll f.tirway with ;ill the <lmenitlt. .....
K.:IMED BY OCEAN BREEZES
Inviting cropteal brccz~., :and colorful sunset'! m•1ke ii stunning setting (Of' thb gal~ OCC'~nt e~ate. fuQuL,ilc
JoAnn Kenton $J,1S0,000 4bd residcrwe e~ VICW from AU. roolll.'>. Many '1\.1 ck'>-<>ne with ~:i.
".'189.000 . s 189.900 'i20~.ooo "~:;:;.ooo
SINGLE A: AVAIIABU CHAJlMING BAYIUDGE
CIJ''Y '1udio Furn1\hed Ver-..iille,, ready for Be4'1 buy lo Sayridge! bgbl and bright home
you Pcrfcu for 'inglc: pmfe"K>n.tl C.ommum hu1h hy J M Peter' Luge p:mo. grear loca-
l} pool 'f>·l & d uhho1t'4..' Ot'Jr 'JOd} hc-.tl·he-, IK>n, the hc't 0oorpl,tn. thi'-2h<l/2ha Condo
MaryAnn McGuire $89.000 .ti-.<> has J s.imgc
ASSUMABLE WAN Unda Oeth A: Lois Jacobs $20S,OOO
ONLY S6.IX><> DO\X''\ lk.1u11full} upRradl·d OCEAN VISTA
up~·r unit Ltr)(t' .2tx.I ''uh \ .tt1hl·d l l·rhnR' rn P 1ufic hl.tnd V1U.1gc <.ondominium Spaoou' .,.,fl )(.Ill' J.tu.1rdl·d u 1111m1t11t1} nl·.1r l'l·rlormmi.t Lt)(llnJ :'111gud .2bd + den wnh tc);J,ldl while
An' .md '\ord,1r11111 ".lll'r. oc.l·.tn .tnd uty hgh1' \ll'W~.
Connie: Betton $96.900 Patti O'Oesky $21S,OOO
PEACEFUL VERSAillES PAYS FOR ITSELF
~p.u u •ll' '\t•\\ r' 1M 1•111d1 nnrm um "uh J ht1).lt
ma'll'f Ix.I '"''l' .ind rl·d\\11<1ll pl.1nk1·d '11nn}
patio Otc.tn .md l ~11.1l111.1 \ll'\\'
Mary Ann McGuire $I S9.900
NEWPORT DISTRESS
Stc;tl tht' .2hd '111.l(ll' 11·\ 1•1 1 ondo "uh l t.1r
attJl heel g.ir.11<1 111 )(.lll'd <. c immunu} of B.tyr
tdgc: Mml 111 11111d11u111 h111 .1<.1 q111<.·kly
MUST BE ..,, >11 >'
Unda Oeth a Lois Jacobs $169,000
VERY SPECIAL CONOO
Spauou' .2hd .2 )h,1 l0 nd 11011 l~tr)(l' h\ln)(
rcx>m wuh firlpl.lll' All.llhl·d .2 ur )(JrJgl·
nl'llr ~llhl.,_ .tnd bo.rllllj.t
Don Pearson $169,000
BACK BAY-WOOD STRF.AM
$189,900
~hd houw • (rwo> 2hd un1h on .23 Jt.rl'
t c 1rner 101 Wdl m.~tn1.11ned, n<.'Wl'r mof,, 'In·
)(ll· tar R-lrJgc' for c.1<.h unu. Ex<.dknt h re.id
& butter IOH~fTll·nl
Mark Wyland $242,000
PEN'JllOUSE SUPRFME
fohuk>u' oce-.in & harhor vkw' from thi.1> 2bd
pt·nthou'4.' m Ver..;11lle..,. EnJOy J ll the ameni-
lte' for yeJr round \Jt.llion MIGITT LEASE
OPTION
BJ. Johnson $299,000
CHARISMA OF THE BLUFFS·
ll1ghly upgr-.ided 4bd home French door..
m l'rlooking J pri\ Jte p.uio Excelleni loc.1-
1lon and all 1he community amenille'>.
lmm.1cuh11e lond1uon
Sally Shipley $303,000
EASTSIDB BF.AurY
F;tnlllMk rt.>moclel eA r.ire cul-dt··~JC loc-atk>n.
I lugc y:trd New kitchen light & bright. The
B~T OF WISIOE COSTA Mf:.'>A'
Bob Colucc.lo . $M9,000
HEAaT OP WOODBRIDGE
Near Sourh Lake Bl every amenity. Thi"
'4bd/2. 51>;1 ts ••(>l)e'.a.llng if'l.,.lde a: out. Scr:ipc.'tl
ttihn8J, remodek-d IJU<t<'r bJth & new p;1int
Tut-home will 'ltt."'.al your heart.
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Marilyn hnh.ott $3.69,,000
SPACIOUS P.ASTSIDE
Spacious remodeled home on cul-de-sac
3bd/3ba with very pri\JIC master 'iUll<.-and
!>p:uidmg pool
Unda Oeth a 1.o1s Jacobs $369,ooo
BAYVIEW 'l'EllRACE
Highly upgraded 3bd/2 51>'.i Newport Be-.ich
home w1lh land"><..iping by Rogcr'., Gardcn.,,
Pride of ownt.>r..h 1p hollll'.
Katliy Granieri $372,SOO
BAYVIEW TERRACE DREAM
Tr.1d111onJI cl<.•g.inu: in BAYVIN TERRACE
a g.itt.> guarded ) M Pctl'r-.. rnmmunity New
0~1k floors. plJnration ,hurter'. mirmrcd foy-
1:r PRICED TO .,Ell TODAY"'
Karen Knoche $37S,OOO
UGIIT A: CHEERY LOCATION
Corona dcl Mar l~iwer unit wilh wonderful
l.1rge 'Ide yard ADULT COMMUN ITY Front
entry gate for pmacy. l.1undry m Jll.iched
g<1111ge for convl'nienet:
BJ.Johmon $379,00o
COSTA MESA TRIPLEX
Bre-Jd & Butter L'n1t'>. "ll.'\t:r \a<.:.mt .tnd fully
upgr-Jded m 19<J3. Xtr.1 l.1rg1: lot fpr future
dewloprneru
Robert Pcnkwltz $395,000
DUPLEX BY 11IE BEACH
Sp.iciou~ townhnme .,rylc duplex featuring
3bd, 2b:I, high cclllng.~. nreplat·e, t.k"<.lt' ::ind
britk l'OUrtf.ird entry.
Unda Oeth or Lois Jacobs $399,000
M8ISl'ID FINAN<JNG fi09smlJt
Will t'OftSider trade •• 1i11nythina. Appntllrd at
$560,000 wkh ocon view. 2l>dl2."3ia Medi·
~Mndolaaiiall
Glldi 9lil •lf1• r
JASMJNEcnn
Single-level 2bd. 2ba townhome. Pre.ilgi<>u'
CdM Guard-gared community Two firl'
pl.in.-s, b rge fenced y-.ird. Pools. 'fXl!> & cen-
nis factlitie~
Aon Pden A: Suzanne Shuler $439,000
sw.mt·s~
Olde Corona del Mar R-2 IOt. 2bd homl· •
firl'pbce. pania l remodel. 2bd un11 + honu'
~1 of PCH -1 block to foorbridgc.
Ann Pdcrs a Suzanne Shuler $459,000
BAY A: SUNSET VIEW
Front row in prime location of onginal Bluff,
Light & bright end unit. A 'howca~e w11h
'14..'Cl.lrity sy'item Jnd c;p-JdOUS p.llK>
Sally Shipley $47S,000
EXCEIJ...ENT ASSUMABLE LOAN
Ch.irmtng 4bd home ne~tled on ~p.t<. 11>11'
mmer lot Quiet ettl·de-~c locauon, grJmll'
counter top,, hardwood noon •. new r.tnd
'l:Aping with potential to take over ex1,tin1<
lo;1n.
Unda Octh A Loh Jacobs U79,000
WATEllFllONT PEN1110USE
Un ique property ::it the entr.ince to Newpon '
Harbor .Zbd/2ba with g.irage in private g.11ed
rommuniry ne.u e\ery Coron:1 del M.a.r 11men-
11y. With 'p-.irkling pool and dock.
Unda Oeth A Lois Jacobs $4-99,000
LIDO ISI.E BAYFRONT
Triplex on sandy beach wilh 'iew. 3
unit.,, 2 with fareplan:~' C..11 for finannn~ dciaib Joan Lewis $1,099,000
OONTEMPORAllY BAYFRONT GORGEOUS VIEWS
Stunning 2 Br/2 Ba Corona del Mar bay-Sweeping views Qf the ocean. C:italina.
front. The life,.tyle only the prh ilcgcd city light.'> from th!.!. 5 Br in ~1;ird-ga1ed
enf(>y. Community pool .. strhap:. a doc:k Harbor Ridge Spa wnh huge d«k.., on
Ann Pdtts a Suzanne ulcr $S9S,OOO view 'idc.
READY TO DP.AL Marcie Aclkr $9SS,OOO
SELLER Will CARRY/WILL TRADE 180 EQUESTIUAN ESTATE .
oce-.. n vie.., from 3 Br/3 5 B.1 rwo 'tory + Approx 4 .1crc e-.tJte Cm:ulJr dme wuh
roof-top dc..-ck Previou~ly SI 2 million. cn1ry foun1ain. ho~ facahry/b~arn. Rt'3'-'
Gisela Burmdster $S99,000 paddoc:k_,, riding .m ... J. pool 8< mol'l'
SEASIDE VIEWS Arne Petersen $1,19S,OOO
Gated CX-can~h 4 Br. 3 5 Ba. 3 t·ar BIG CANYON ~IC
t•l"'JRe home. Llh Jando;c-Jpang accentt.'d Three br customin·d home on IJrge
&.rock and txiuquct cmyon stone. prh.11c lot with gut.''' apanmt.'nt Gate
Burton $799,900 =· 3 fi1"9>lan.., Jnd 3 C'Jr g;ir1;s
OLD CORONA DEL MAR AnM.tjoAnn knlOo $1, ,000
FABULOUS WJDTEWATER VIEWS New England "ylc arrllitecture on cho~ fk,t '1e w to C;m1hruil Ql;Jnning 3Br/28J comer locJtton Large h\.111, room, spJ· fixer ExteUent po«entul, but ~"Cl.' 11.C! emu' ~k. IJrge kirchen. rJmJtk ,t.ur· Uoda Odil a loi9 Jaoobs $1,34S,OOO w;1y & =room with c~tn 'tew. unda a Lois Jacobs $86S,OOO CUSTOM VIEW ESTATE
THE PlllCE IS RIGHI' Elc~Jnt lfarb(lr Rld~e 5 Br horn~ with
l'tunnmg 'iew:. of J (hor & <.ity light:-
Tht: be't pnc.e :ind rhe t>e..t view! Harbor from mo:.t ruonb. Lu,h l.and'l(·.1r>c & black
RadRc 5 Br ~Ju~ ,..,nh unobstructed vtewi. bonom ~ & 'PJ of oc.em, c:ary Li~nd mountain:.. Unda a Lois Jacobs $2,09S,OOO Marl;lfn Ken $899,000 GOLF COUasE ENCHANTMENT
OORONA DEL MAit SittinR 1trJndJy wirh owr JOO foet of fron-
The right addrc~'· the perfect sun<;t!t & t~•ge on the 14th & 16th fa11WJY'· thl' 5 Br
hoirlx>r view p.rith S Br/'4 BJ. Complete Big CJ nyon Eswe wa' fo;11ured in
remodel. ORAN~ COAST MAGAZINE
Bonnie 8arrlnjton $899,500 Carol Allllon · $2,29S,OOO
SPYGLASS IDIJ. MYnONT FANTASY
Front row 4 8r/2.S Ba home witti ~xp.in-Uncompromisi~u .. hty abound~ in thi\
IM vic'Ws arid C: ~ eruance ~ & ~lace. The s Br cw ~
tom llOIDt on U Isle i. elepndy . ..... .,, .....
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BWFFS 456 VISTA ROMA 1-4 T.BRUNSON/P.HAYDEN $l49.000
BWFFS 301 AVENIDA CERRITOS 1-4 SAU.Y SHIPLEY $475.000
SPYGl.ASS HW. 11 CAMBRIA 14 OSTERHOUl'S $8~.ooo
CORONA DEL MAR 3700 OCEAN BLVD 1-4 PENKWITZ/PETEJlSEN $1.345.000
BAYCllEST 1924 OlVINE AVE 1-4 DANA BUCK $l49.000
BIGCA.NYON 22 RUE ST. (1()(J() 1-4 CAJtOLAll.JSON sm.ooo ' BIG CANYON J J RUE FONTAINE 1-4 J.KENTON/P.WRIGHT $1,I S0,000
NEWPORT NO VDJAS 3087 CORTE MARIN t-4 MALIGUUEDGE $470.000
NPT NO. TOWNHOMES92 CORSICA 1-4 MALI GUUEDGE $219.500
HARBOtl JUDGE i3MONACO 1-4 P. WIUGKr/M.KD.sHNEJl $899.000
NEWPOltT NO. VIUAS 3134 CORTE MAJUN 1-4 c.scmF'DCUIT/D.HA1DEINA!( $465.000
SUNDAY
BUJFFS 2025 AVENIDA CHJCO t-4 S. l..EVERETT/LROU-~ $"69.000
ff.AJl90lt RIDGE t4GENEVE 1-4 UNDAOIITH $2,095.000
QJFFllAV5N 625ST.JAMES ROAD 1-4 KAllEN/JACJUE $569,000
CHANNEL REEF 2525 OCEAN BLVD D-4 1-4 ANN/SUZANNE 095,000
VERSAILLES JOO CAGNEY 1215 1-4 MAJltYANN MCGUIRE $89,000
NEWPOtrT HEJGlr'f'S 5070RANGE 1-4 ANN 4l SUZANNE $695,000
OOVl!Jl HOllES 312 EVENING STA.R LANE 1-4 ROBEltT~ $1,495.000
EAS1'81..UFF 2301 ALTA VISTA 2·5 MAXINE PROPP $589.~
JASMINE CJlEEK lJETIY l-4 HARJUET 80TWIN1CX $J24,000
OWCDM 4t6ACAOA 1-4 CHESHlllE $799,500
NEWPOltT TUMQ! 4 SANDFLOWER 1-4 PAM BAU $149,500
BIG CANYON ~ llOYAL !T. GEORGI: t-4 OST'EllHOlTl'S $1,495,000
NEWPOltT HElGHTS 219 nJS1IN AVE .... BJ.JOHNSON 099.000
8ELCOUaT t6~HAM 1-4 B£LLli PAJn'QI $1,6".000
NEWPOllT 8EAOI 19'1 MYPOllT WAY 1-4 DA.lll..IA SlfEMTOe $479,000
183.f~ 1-4 llAYLl!Nll MlllACI.& $119,900
' klAl.OA CO\lU ..... $1700/M0 .... $178.000
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551-84.10 X464
Prudential pros hpve
a $7 million month
·Real estate team combines skills for profitable results .
Starting the year with 1,rna'>hmg 'uccc"'·
Melinda and Marty Jone'> -of The
Prudential California Realty Newport
Beach office -put 1;7 million mto escrow
m February. However. rncluding January.
they \Old or opened c'crow worth more
than SS million whll"h involved 10
tran<>action'>.
"Thcy"rc marnt:unmg :i goa l of making
each year better than the preceding one.•
<,ajd Maxine Montgomery. hranch
manager. "They have a reputation for hard
work and cxcep11onal 'erv1ce throughout
the Newport area. Their '>ll<.Te'>~ 11' from
ocmg trul y comm1tted lo their client<;."
Long-time Newport Beach re,idcnt!I.
the Jone•.' markelplace knowledge i<;
uluplcd with their e'pc111'c a' real e,(j te
profc,,1nnat...
"Their contmucd re,f)(ln\l\Clll'" to the
need' of their d1c11t' ha' re,ultcd m
1ecogm11on for llcmg top pcrfonncl"\ m the
u nnpany." Montgomery 'aid. "Their
comrmLmcnt to undcr!.landing the current
market and striving lo meet the challenge
Joday is clearly evidenced by lhel'top
performance.•
TI>e Jond clients range from first-time
buyers and relocation client' to upper-end
ti,ting,. Their motto. "bringing buyers and
!>Cllcrl\ together." ~ertainly works. In 1994.
they were named to the Chairman's Club.
which represents the top I% of sale"
executive., of The Prudential Real Estate
network nationwide.
Backed by the '>olid reputation of The
Prudential Caltfomia Realty. both nationally
and locally. the Melinda and Marty Jone'
arc an award-winning team who'>c
pcrfonnance ,., alway' cxeeptronal.
Call Melinda and Marty )OlllS at Tht
Prudential Califomla Rtalty Ntwport
Beach office, (1U ) 759-66QQ.
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NAME OF AGENCY: Balboa Island
Realty
LISTING AGENT:
Mary Graham. (7 14) 673 -8700
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
112 Abalone Ave .. Balboa bland
PRICE: $675.000 -.
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Rarely offered family home on Little
Balboa Island. Extra large lot and step to
bay front:
NAME OF AGENCY:
9rubb & Ellis Residential
LISTING AGE!'n':
Ann Peters and Suzanne Shuler. (714) 644-
6200
PROPERTY ADDRF.SS:
Jasmine Creek
PRICE: $439,000
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Two bedroom. two-bath home with parquet
entry. two pnvate patio\. oversited yard.
fireplaces, wet bar and breakfast nook.
Mac;ter ha Roman tub and separate shower.
NAME OF AGENCY:
Grubb & Elli!> Residential
LISTING AGENT:
Ann Peters and Sulanne Shuler. (7 14) 644-
6200
PROPEllTY ADDRESS:
Linda Isle
PRICE: S2.495.000
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Pive bedrooms with upper-level owner suite
extending width of the residence
overlooking the bay. Three-car gar.ige.
private pier and i;Jip.
NAME OF AGENCY:
Newport Properties
LISTING AGENT:
WaJter Mitchell, (7 14) 588-3083
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
101 Scholz Pl:ua. No. 135. N~wpon Beach
PRJC~ $1 89.000
PROPt RTV FEATURES:
Gorgeou'I cxtr:i lnrge two-bedroom
rnndo near beach. BeaulJf ul mlcrior decor
with a private and crcnc 1-Clling.
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NAME OF AGENCY:
Newport Propenic~ .
LISTING AGENT:
Walter Mitchell. (714) S88--3083
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PROPERTY ADDR~:
101 Scholz Plaza, No. 17~ Newport Beach
PRICE: $199.000
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Impeccable oversi1ed two-bedroom
penthou!IC with great landscape""~"'· + NAME OF AGENCY
Newport Propenies
LISTING AGENT:
Walter Mitchell. (714) 588-3081
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
1.02 Scholz Plaza, No. 141 . Ncwp1111 lk;1lb
PRICE: $107.500
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Affordable one-bedroom condo w11h llllC
lan~apc. vtew, great location -JU't J ,hort
walk from the beach.
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NAME OF AGENCY: Ncwprnt P1orx·rt1~'
LISTING AGENT: Walter M11chdl r7 14l
588-3083
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
200 McNeil #110. Newport Bcalh
PRICE: $159.000
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Absolutely beautiful Newpon Bc•llh lnndo
in a nice. quiet location. Excellent wnd1t101
two master bedrooms. ..
NAME OF AGENCY: Valcntrnc Propc111c
LISTING AGENT: Lynne Valcnunc. 1714
640-2500. ext. 15
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
34 Linda Isle, Newport Beach
PRICE: $3.950.000
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Cu tom bayfront home on sccunty-gatcd
Linda Isle. On the main channel w11h ,t,m~
of the finest views in Newport Beach
More than 60 feet; two boot dod . ., and th re
side ties.
NAME OF AGENCY: Valentine Propi:nrc
LISTING AGENT: Mary Jank-Peaker.
(714) 640-2500
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
1631 McDonald. Grayland. Wa.
PRICE: $359,000
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Private cu~tom home on one acre with I SO
degree ocean views. Three bedroom'>. cncrg
efficient, 1,300 square feet of dee~. built-in
barbecue. hot tub and outdoor ~howcr. 811111
in 1989.
New Listings is a/rte weekly col~mtl
fhowcasing proptrtits lhat areflrst-timt
U tin1s wuh your agency. Ajtfr o ntw
listin1 is on MLS, 11 •ust bt subntitttd to u
within 30 doyf. Wt'll run ii ont timt at""
chargtt. Pitas' includt aU p1rtint111 l.Jiformatiot1:
rtolly oJf~t. listill101111t. listin1 prlet,
proflfrty tullln11 tlllll ~ ftOIMrtl.
S.IUI or /u II IO: -Jo1c• urw. Ntw
U,lhtp, o.u, """":JJf w. .., S/Tftl,
COdl Mn11, CA 9JU1•Jta11 IO Joytl at
(114> ~z. ,,..,., 11 s ,.,,,,, 1V...,.
BAY It OCEAN VIEW bayfront Mna In this rwtme bi-riM complr.x. Boat alp avall lor rent. w .. to Udo VIiiega It thatn!. Cal today.
Offftd at $229,000 . \l'ICTOll \'ACX 721..tUS
HAR80ll VIEW HOMES
PORTOFINO Pl.AN $629,000
ldealy located within Harbor View t-bnes near
OOlmU)lly pod, cUihouw & more. 4BR. 3.SBA, e.ncJosed entJ)Mlalj, thousands of brid<s & ~back~
gardens.
llEAU.Y SHAllP 22-tJNIT APAR'DIENJ'
lltJD..DING $1 •. 51'111.
A-1 c:xnltiou. 22'Ullts apartment canplex ~ ~ Back Bay w/~ water views. Prtv ~. t...ge
patios & balconies. Cal for specft:s.
LIDO ISl.E HOME
WITH OWM?JI FINANCING $575.000 ·
.As recb:led 3BR home w/b.9; _ UlnY oih faciiQ
patio. 2-car giirage, sklQle story fk>orplM that O:dl
become a 2 stay residence. \\'ii not last at this prioe.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES 4BR. 3.SBA P~
no Plan w/end entty breezeway. Rady to
mow ~ Int Large pookized back vcf. Mab
offer!
Recb:ed to $629,000
INCOME 4 Pl.EX
NEAR 11IE SAND. $539,000
One unit is configured for owner's full time residence.
' Ideal location for rental Income. Please call for details
~ this exciting offertng.
PEONSlJlA POINT NEAR 11IE WEDGE $810,000
large 5BR, 3BA home featuring den. dining rm, family
rm & a great~ patio with a fire pit. ~bay
views from upper !eve!. A rrust see.
IAllGE PENINSlJlA
DlJPlEX ON COllNER LOT. $599,000
Excellent Income. Prime comer location near sing&e
family homes in beach close are.a. l.JghVbight/aby.
Upper unit has 2 sep liv rms. din areas & kitchen faclls.
6-car parking & 3 wood burning frpls. Call for
appointmel at todai;. .
PENTHOlJSE LIVING
PlllCED RIGHT AT $168,000
Located In a gated cormul:lty Is this be.autt!u\; appointed
2BR condo w/asgx pool, spa exercise room. Spend a
day at the bead'I or re.lax by the pool
SPAOOIJS UDO BAYFllONT INCUJD£S
DOCK. $1.975 ...
large entertaining home plus 1-l.ige bayfront deck &
room for a. 55 · yacht. runerous desi!Jler details. elevator
& sUlnlng ..wt bar. A !Jeat Uio Isle street.
···~ SPACIOUS• VfRY UVABU 58R. !BA holm
w/dmz._ _clo. rm., 1rg lam. rm. • '*-,.ao. f.n)oy oay/ ......... from ........... oa...t ... $810,000
CHARMING It ~ATED 2 BEDROOM home
w/cln. nn., new hrdwd fin .. new klt/ba Ule +
Dynasty gas stove/raoge. Lovely crtyd
w/BBQ.
Offered at: $529,000
DAYNA PEI iii 651-4610
CLASSY S BDRM llAYFllONT
.llUST llEDl1CED TO $57 5,000
· Views of Lido Bay, Udd lsle, city lights & momtains, great
attention to Interior detail Ind artisan cabintry & fireplace
facades, easy single-level floorplan. Boat slip to 30'
~. Cal for more i'lformation.
FAlllWAY HOJIESITE AT
VIHl'AGE C.C. $995,000
Located on the 4th fairway of the Mountain Course at
the exWsive Vintage C.C. in Indian WeJls. Owner will
<XlnSidef' an exchange. Broker cooperation.
TOWNHOME STYLE DVPlEX NEAR BEAat $239.900
Located just 500' from beach access Is this duplex
featuring 2BR/28As In each. Frpls, 4car garage. 3 decks
+ patio. No attached wals between l.l'lits,
SPAaotJS POOL HONE
IN llAYCllEST AllEA $509,000
Big single stay 5BR, 3BA home w/fam rm., den, large
beautifully...landscpd ~ w/pool & spa. This very weJI
malntained home has potential for your ~tou:hes.
BANK-OWNED SPACIOlJS
NEWPORT HONE $524.900
Over 3500 s.f. of IMng. 4BR/4BA, family rm .• den,
marble entry & beyond. near-new carpeting. remodeled
MBR w/frpl. Private spa. 2 patios & 3 frph. Make your
offer today.
BAY/MTN • aTY lDfTS VIEWS. 3 Bed-room, 3 Bath with ~ vt.ws a: • boat tip iwall for rwnt up to 30'. Owner wana to t..r
yourolfa. Redllced to $575 000 ....
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Dally Plloc Real fatak . March 4, 1995
Rielly Home' know<. 1here i-. r.nore to
buying a ne w home than whal mecl<; the
eye. h n:aht~!-i 1he enduring \alue and
integn1y of a home 1-. equally important to
il!I ~crall dc,ign and appearance.
"We undcN and tQ.e "~~~of today\
homcbuyer and their dcsirc·10 purcha..,e
tl\c~ighcst 4uality home at the best pm:c,"
i.aid prc,1de111 Torn Rielly.
Scriou' homebuycft;~hoold aJ~o note
we arc currently offerin& a very attractive
fioam:ing pack.age -but for a limited tifae
onl y. AJ pan of thai. o;pecaal program,
Rie lly Home' wall pay all non-recurring
d o-.mg 1:0-.1,, wit h our adJuMablc rate
mortgage loan o;1aning al 3.95 pe rcent
Thi' rail' will adJU'I monthl y with a:!
pcrt:cnl annoal lap .ind an 11. 75 pcrcenl
hfc11mc cap 11cd "? lhc CI I th d1,1nc1 co-.1
of fund ') w11h no ncgat1\e amort i1a1ion.
'8ccau'c certain rc•.tr1c11on' do apply
con1a1:1. your 'ale' rcprc,en1a11vc for more
anforma11on
In add111011 to employing 'tutc-ol-lhc·
art bu1ld1ng 111a1e1 wh and method~. Rielly
Home' 1ndudc' feature' 'uch a' 1hree
fireplace' pl'I home and 1hc u'e of Gyp
C'rc1c 2000 0001 under lay mcnt 111 the
1wn-,1ory horrn: de,1gn ....
Ne,tlcd 111 the hean of Dove Canyon
and 'u1 rounded hy .~60-dcgn:c \ 1cw-. of
na1u1al pano1<1ma. The Club Collection
border' the I 't and 'ith faarwayc; and
ll\ erlool..' the '.,,a, and v. a1cr,capc'> of
lhc I 81h la1rw;1y Rc,1denh arc aho wathrn
wall..111~ dl'tanle to the Swrm and Tcnn1'
Club. the dm mg r.1nge and 'Lcrm pJrl.'
J-amahc' wit h )Oung t:h1ldren al..o
appret 1ate The Cluh C'olkr11on which '
\ened hy tv.o highly ralt:d S.iddlcba<.k
Valley and San Ju.111 C.1p,...trano 'chool
di\tlllh that prm 1dc qu.1111~ t•duca11on in
d o'c prox 1m11y
Well-w iled lur a d1vcr,11y of need<. and
a<;p1rat1nn'. The Club Colkc11on off ere; a
choice ol four. one and twn-,tory
noorpl;.111, rang111g flom 2,:!09 lo 3.003
'>quare ket ol 11111..·11oi hvrng 'pat·c. They
1nd ude three to lm11 and five hcdroom,,
a' many a' lour and one-hall bathc;. and
twu and 1hrec-<.·ar garage,. Pm:c .. arc from
$276.900
The Club Cvlkcuon mdudc~ 1hc opcn-
'lylcd. 2.209 'lqUarc-foo1. 'mglc-,1ory
Plan One. This 'lpac1ou<1 home"
d1-;t111gu1<Jlcd by gla sand I I -foot cc1l111g..,
in the laving. dining. fnnul y roorm and the
mai,tcr 'uitc. The Plan One\ kitchen
include' a breilla't bar. nook and center
1'iland cook1op TilC award-winning.
2.583 'lq Uarc-fool Plan Two featurei. a
roman11c 'p1ral \l11m:a<.c and pnvate
dowmta1" bedroom pcrfccl for guc<1Lc; or a
hvc-an nanny The ma,1cr \Ullc feature..' a
sining nrca. a i.pacious walk-in closet and
a JO' 9" ceiling. Thi., two-s1ory plan
highljght., a family room open to the
k.ltchcn. and an elegant Jiving room with a
J9.foot high ccilina.
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Glass and 11-foot ceili ngs highlight the living, din ing and family rooms in The Club
Perfct:I for growing fami lies, the award
winning 2.789 i.quarc-foot Plan Three
feature' cxpan,ive main living areas. This
plan ts charac1cn1cd by an enonnous
family room with a nine-foot ceiling . Eac h
of lhe secondary bedroom'> feature\ its own
private bath. while one also include., a
walk-in clo\Ct. Thi' home''> ma. ter c;ui1e
1tting area 1i. wrapped in windows
beneath a.n impr~'"ve 13-foot ceiling.
For larger fo mahc\. the rcv1<ied
'lt,.mret:&J,1on of the Plan 3 (lhc new 38'
otter~ the flcx1b1h1y of a fourth bedroom
plu\ a greaM11cd bonus room mea .. uring
about 14 x 15 feel or fifth bedroom option
in 3.003 'lqUare feel of elegant la ving
<,pace. lmprc i.ive from every angle. each
Club CoUection home offers \UCh
distmctive features a'> eight-foot raac;cd
panel interior doors, dramatic volume
ccilingi.. three woodburnms fireplace • •
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ha11d-finished oak and painted stairway
handrails. custom radius wall comers.
energy-saving du al gla1ed vinyl window,.
and ctramic tile or wood entry nooring.
Tile gounnet kitchens arc fully equipped
with a G.E. custom-designer -white on
whjle appliance pack.age with a • elf-
clean.ing double oven and microwa~c.
disl\wa~bcr and gas cooktop. EKh
kitchen de ign include cu,tom-fi.n i hcd
oalc cabinetry, hand-~t 3•x3• ceramic tile
l'Ountertops. a pac1ou<, walk-in pantry nnd
breakfast nook.
HomcowneNI can relax in luxunou'
master bedroom uite\, room" which
promote elegant scclu ion. All three plans
feature romantic woodbuming firepl ace ,
high ceilings and expansive siuina arcai.
in thc'IC room •
Beautifully muter batb/clrc~\ins area'
include roomy walk4 in close•"· mirron:d
closet doors. oval tubs. separale clear
glass-enclosed showers with hand-,et
3"x3" ceramic tile surrounds. oak rJ1,cd
pnncl cabinets, tile countertops and
dcsigner-selecttd Delta brasi. fixture'
The rcsictenees at Tbe CJub Collccuon "
aho feature rear and 5ide yard ma-;onl)
fencing with wrought iron.sectional roll
up dOors with etcctiOn.lc opener... and
ovcl")iLCd raised ~I front entry door'
Jn addition. each hOme i ~ by ·'
concrcae tile roof. keyed to it! extcnor
de ign. .
All home include cnergy-eflic1cnt
central healing and air conditioning (dual·
lOncd in Plan Three). dual-puncd
windows throu&hout. convenient intcnor
laundry room!! and authentic ~tone and
brick. detail on the fireplace!! and
exteriors.
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Dally Piiot ltaJ Estate • Match 4, 199S
Grand openin of cust~m
home site at C ampagne
Fallbrook · • • Crest1n
Champagne Cr~t. a community
featuring som-.: of Fallbrook's most
spectacular cu~tom home sites, will have
its grand opcnmg Saturday with 49 sites
available for 'ale. acrnrding to Ruth
Besecker Love. project manager for
Champagne Crc.,t Propert1e.~ L.P.
"This 1' a unique opportu,n ity for
anyone wh,) cnJOY' the rural ~litude and
un"JXltled beauty of Fallbrook." Besecker
'atd "Mmt of ou1 '1tc' h:ive excellent
view' in .111 d1rcct1un' whac you c:in 'cc
for m1 k' .llru" the b.ll"~ country and yet.
'"" ofler anc" 10 ncJrhy 'hoppin g and
con\cn1cm:c' Thi' u1mmum1y I\ an
out<,t,1nding ':iluc. ottered JI pnce' 30 to
40'k (If 11\ ongmal Cll\I For tho'c who are
mterc,tcd. the time to act I'> now ...
Champagne Cre't "a•pnvatc. gated
cornmu1111y made; up of 58 cu\tom home
,ites. ~Ith apprnx1 matcly 25CK of the site~
'old m pre,ale,, loh will be available
rangrng in pncc from $85.000 to
S 130.000. Be,cckcr 'aid 'ale\ have been
'tmng bcl·au'c of the uniquc value of the
'itc<, wh1t:h the developer acquired from a
L°' Angl'lc' h.t,cd financial tn\l1tu11on.
Champagne C're't'' nc"' owner' haH'
upgraded the uimmun11y Jnd arc now
pa"1ng the mtrcd1blc land value' on 10
Spectoculor custom hon-ites at Fall>rook's Champagne Crest.
distant back country vistas with 1>3noramic
'kylincs to tranquil orange and avocado
grove~ below.
Champagne Cresc allows the homeowner
to enjoy the ..crcnity of rural Fallbrook
without missing any of the convenience~
associated with the city. There 1s ca'>y
at Champagne Crest. take Interstate t 5 to
the Pala Road (Route 76) exit and head
west. Exit at Gird Road and turn left at Via
Loma. Signs will direct you co the c.ale\
trailer. From Interstate 5. lake the Mi '>s1on
Road (Roule 76) exic and head east. EXll at
Gird Road and tum lcfl al Via Loma. For
more informa1ion. call Marilyn Larez of
the Harriman-Miller Co. ~Je<; office of
Century 2 1 at (619) 723-5000.
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Golf course
living at
Valencia
• Private gafuc;f living &
on-site recreation
highli~ht neigh~rhood
irf Tushn Ranch .
The Vakncia neighborhood in Tustin
Ranch is one of the ~ choices among
Southland home buyers,
According co sales representative, L1,a
Henderson, .. Most of our homcbuyers arc
moving up from renting or owning a
cownhome or condominium. But unl1lc
many other new home neighborhood' on
the market. ·Valencia offers more than JU'I
decached living. Valencia's value "
underscored by private gated living. on
sile recreation and located within a goll
orienced environment."
Built by California Pacific Home,,
Valencia features some of the lowe\I
priced single family detached homes
bordeii:ng the Tustin Ranch Golf Club
fairways. Showcasing four Ooorplan~
ranging from 1.344 to 1.956 square feel.
these delightful homes offer up to four
bedrooms. up to three baths and two ca1 ·
attaehed garages with direct indoor
access. Some plan feature family room ...
optional loft<> and breakfast nooks. Pnrn
start from $204.900.
.. Home hoppers looking for a tcrrifa
value have found Valencia offers exactl y
what they're looking for.'' Henderson .. a1J
. SEE M\lalencia"' PAGE 43
bu yer.. Bml cr c1)opcra11on "
encouraged .md Jn mccnll\C
program nlfcnng an C'<tr:i l 'k
comm1\\1on 1' J\;11lablc during
the tir-.t I :!Oday'
lnd1' 1dual \llC' arc
,1zed from 1.28 to
8.16 acre~ and
accc~s to major regional hopping
centers like North County Fatr a
well as IA golf courses within 10
minuce of c.ich Champagne
Cre t driveway. "Most o The River Vilfage
Shopping Center is
I~'> than a mile
Club Collection
will be
delivered
ungraded to
buyer' w11h
pa ved, pnvatc road'
throughout the prOJcl·t.
1wo main elct tron1c gate\.
away and
features a
multiplex
cinema and a
Daniel's Markee.
our sites have
excellent views in all
directions ... " Commuters are' ju~t five
mmuces from Interstate 15
and county-wide accc s. an installed water meter and
underground u111tties that include
waler. electric. cable TV and
telephone. Seven large <;ite<; have been
de ignotcd for eque tnan use and the
entire community enjoys acre after acre of
lime. orange and &everal varieties of
avocado trees.
1be community is ituatcd on rolling
ridge lines with elevations up to 713 feet
above sea ~vel. some of the highest
elevations in Fallbrook. This provide!>
inspiring view~ of lhc back country
including Palomar Mountain, we terly
unset and che San Luis Rey River
Valley. Several itcs have 360 degree
views which will allow various view
configuralions for a custom home, from
All major architectural styles
are acceptable at O\ampagne Crest.
as arc one gue I home per lot. four-car
garages. pool. spas and tennis courts.
Minimum home size is·2.600 square feet
and buyers· final plans will require
approval from the San Diego County
Planning and Health departmeots. /
Several uqlquc ftnaneing programs are
available, i~luding land-only loans with a
minimum of 25% down and construction
and pennanenl financing with a minimum
10% down. The ales trailer at Champagne
Crest is open 11 a.m. to .4:30 p.m ••
Saturday• and Sundays. Sltc tours
available during the week by appointment.
To visit the outs11ndina custom home sites
Continued from PAGE 22
Dove Canyon is a guard·gatcd. 874-acrc
master-planned residential golf course
community bordered by the 420,()()().. acre
Cleveland National Forest and the S1arr
Ranch Auduboo Sanc1uary. Residen1s are
close to O'Neill Regional Park. which
offers softball fields. playgrounds and
riding trails only a short drive away from
this secluded community.
Homeowners enjoy the Swim and
Tennis Club, with a 2.S-meler junior
Olympic wimming pool, whir~pool spa.
barbecue. picnic grounds and four lighted
tennis courts.
There are also two community parb
which feature baJf-coun beskelb&lJ, tot
lots. a jungle IY1ll and equeslrian trails
The private. championship 18-hole Jack
Nicklaus Signature Golf Course i the
centerpiece of Dove Canyon, and is rated
among the lop three courses in Orange
County. Its focal point, the exclusive
47.000-squarc-fooc Dove Canyon Countty
Oub is Ibo a private facdity, compleee
wida pro ~· W<wtout room and full
diiUria flCilides.
Rielly Homes' Deer Ridge
neighborhood. located on one of the
highest vantage points of Dove Canyon
offers exceptional views of the Cleveland
National Forest. With su incredible
oversil..Cd view lots still remaining, Deer
Ridge provides beautifully-<:raftcd singlc-
farnily decached homes that range from
2,3.56 to 2,662 square fttt. and; feature
five and six bedroOms., and tbrcc<ar
aar-1cs (optional four<ar praae on select
lou). Priced from the mid-$200,000's,
Deer ~e offers large. family-sized lots
averaain18.000lo10.000 sgiNft feet.
For more infonnaaion. call Tbe Club
Collection sales office, (714)4~8667.
Tu visit The CJub CoUcttion or ~
Ridge at Dove Canyon, IMC lbe San
Diego Freeway (.5) to Alicia Parkway. Go
east on Alicia to Santa Marallita Parkway
and tum right Condn\llC 10 Plano Tnbuco.
tum righc. At Dove Canyon Drive tum left
and proceed to the aUlld pee.~ the
,. to 11.e ulei ceela', Wllich is open
.Tuelday • Suadiy, 10 '8.a IO 5 p.m. Ind
MOndly, I p.m. ID 5 p.m,
LINDA ISLE · Custom bayfront
home w/onc of the finest main chan·
nel locations in NeWJ>9rt! 3B,R suite!>,
& fulL-1lic.w of Nc~ort Harbor.
Decorated w/a South Western flair &
6-0ft. on the water · 2 boat docks & 3
side tics ............................. $3,950,000
GRAYLAND, WASHINGTON ·
Located on an acre with 180" ocean
,;ews. 3BR energy c:ffidc:nt home with
a 1,300 ~.ft. deck & built-in BBQ,
hor tub and more.Very private Joca·
ti.on .................................... $359,000
NEWPORT BEACH -Partial ocean
view from thi gorgeous 3BR, 2 .SBA
townhome. Highly upgrnded w/,plan·
tarion shutters, hardwood fl oors &
custom mirrors.Great prke!! $249,000
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BELCOURT · Mediterranean man·
sion with ocean a.nd city light views.
SBR suites, libr-.iry, famiJy room &
den. Lush tropical grounds w/watcr·
falls & spa ........................... $3,950,00
HAllBOR. R.IDGB -Spectacular
unobstru~"tcd <Xean & city light views.
3BR + loft. Private pool, spa, & 3 car
garage ............•.................. $1,495,000
BIG CANYON · Tot.illy remodeled
townhmc with views to the ocean. 2
srory marble entrance:, 3BR, den/of.
ficc 3BA ............................. 899 000
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THB •~uns . Uobdacvablc
Back Bay vitWI &om ... &ant line
3BR., 2BA copdo. VleM fioaa all
main rooms ...................... s111.ooo·
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HARBOR RIDGE · Beautiful con·
temporary custom home. AJI white
arid bright. 48R., library, exercise
room. Private pool & spa. Some ocean
views ................................. S 1,995 ,000
SEAVlEW · largest plan · 4 BR +
f.lmily room, 3BA, sen ational view of
city lights and mountains. Large lot
w/~pa .................................. $734,000
HARBOR. RIDGE · .. C01!>ablanca"'
plan with a peaceful wooded and night
light \'tew~. S 10,000 carpet allowanc:c.
Possible lease option!! .......... $629,000
BIG CANYON · Lowest prkcd in
the area!! 2BR + den w/ncw paint,
carpet & cntrv tile. Large corner lot
,.and aU on one level.. ............ $529 ,000
~OR RIDGE -Lovdy countr:y
& night light views !Tom this large 3
BR town home w/Jott ......... $472,000
BAYVIEW DUPLEX W /
INCOME · A rare find!! Unique
duplex in old Balboa with a New
England cottage loo k & lovely ba~
view .................................... $419 ,000
BIG CANYON · Big Sur Ambiance
with partial go lf course view. 2BR +
den or 3BR with large master sutte.
Air conditioning and a nice locannn.
Comm. pool, pa & tennis ... $264,950
°"I \\ I'( >I\ I "11 < IU -.., I
CBLBB.rf.Y OWNED · Dramatic
.U.p Incl townhomc, lBR., w/rtmo-
dclcd k.it.:hcn and many custom
&m.ra. LoaolP&zu&hcrc.$219,900
'-.I \\ l'l > H. I ¥ < IU \I
,FULL OCEAN VIEW · Sc1~sational
3BR, 2.5BA to wnhomc. Beautifully
remodeled -indirect lighting, dramatic
master suite, fireplace, plus expanded
l"deck ...................................... $324,500
NEWPORT CR.EST -Large 4 BR
plw. fam ily room. Perfect condition
with decorator tile, fireplace wet bar,
'quiet locatfon. FabuJous vaJue! Priced
to sdl. ....... : .......................... $250,000
<>1 11 1 R ¥.\RI .\"'
CAMEO HIGHLANDS -4BR
home o n l level. Over 2,000 s.f.
w/rc:modckd kitc:hen & baths. Nie.:
yard w / patio & private poo l. Great
location .............................. $575,000
CORONA DBL MAR Great lcxatmn
in Harbor View Hills. Extr.l.J.irge..!ot ...
Light & airy · nice patio. Lot-; of room
to expand ............................. $595,000
TUSTIN -Commercial lot w/100 ti.
frontage. Prime corner lot in O ld
Town Tustin's Cultural Rc~mm.:c!> di!>·
trict. Owner may carry! Submit o n
terms! .................................. $480,000
MISSION VIEJO · Pert~ct for first
time buyers! Large end unit w/2 ma'>
tc:r suites, Lowest priced condo in
Radgcmont ........................... $165,500
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR · 2
BR w/new carpet, paint, tile floors &
French doors ........................ $129,900
'ORANGE -4BR home on a large
corner lot. New Berber carpet, fire·
place, terrific family room & nice
yard w/bri ck fircp1t. Great family
neighborhood ......... -........ $202,900
SOUTH COAST METB..O · Owner
will con 1der :a lease option!! Highly
upgr.idcd 2BR upper end unit w/m~c
park view ............................... $98,SOO
with 3BR, family room, dinmg room
on a IJrgc: lot w/pool, spa & view of
hills! .................................. :'$316,500 ,
TURTLE ROCK SFR with 4BR.,
2.5 BA, Formal dining, family room,
bc:autifull kitchen w /h?lrdwood floor-
ing, fresh paint. Pnv~nc !>-pa .. $349,500
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN Luge
3BR townhomc: O\'crlooking p.irk.
Solar heat, high ceiling!>. SELLER
SAYS SELL!!! .................... $279,000
IR.VINE Lovely two bedroom, two
bath mwnhome with .l nice location
on the: park. Air conditioning & 2 car
garage ................................ $} 57,900
01'1". 11< >l -..1 ....
SATUaI>AY
Bluf& $315,000
503 Ave. Campo V.Saxton
Turtk 1.loc.k $316,500
19312 Sierra lncz T. Hill
SATUIU>AY/SUND.AY
Newport Crest $324,500
20 Ima Loa Clwnbcn/Clwitbcrs
Big C...,.,. $199,000
17 Rue Fontaincblciu Aahari/Dixon
SUNDAY
Hai'boraidp
8 Narbonne
BilC..-20 .. Grand Dual
Neapo:.'t e;.-
14 8nCm'C Ct. (1 .. )
Coi91ie ......
1431 s-..nr.
tlsqutC..
101 c.ae. I'
11,995,000
VakntiM
1129,000
J.l)Ual
IJ.t9,000
l.Cbllnbm
S191.000
V.Smon
'319,900
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NORTH COSTA MESA Highly upgraded &
remodeled 4 bdrm home on quiet cul·de·sac Huge
family rm w/bu1lt ms ·
631 1400 $292.000
WOODIAKE Soulh Coa ... t Metro 1 bd condo attached
on 1 :.Ide ln~ laundry h1 ce1hng & skylight Com pool
& spa MUST S[Ll Mclke offer' (LHl
631 1400 $65.000
NEWPORT SHORES Sunsel views from master &
deck of lovl'lv 4 bd canal front home w/updaled kitchen.
brick enlrv. IH'W rr dnor'> & window~ (LHJ
631 1400 $150.000
TROVARE uq111~1tl." newer 2 bet Newport Coast condo
w/c,w(•eping view<, of city hght> & mtns in gated comm
w/pool & '>JXI l..<lrgc dbl garage & patio
631 1400 $239.000
NEWPORT SHOR.ES Charming 2 bdrm with new
mt1'>tt•r b<>d & b.1th & nedr new kitchen One of the best
... 1r<'1•t' 111 th1-. community w/club. pool & tennis
b'.11 1400 .$269.000
HARBOR mGHLANDS unbelievable pnce for New·
port &·t1c Ii' MohvatPd ~lier wanls to move this 4 bd
homl' w/hrdwd nr-.. bnck frpk & dbl garage
631 1400 . . .. .. $280.000
COSTA MESA Bank Repol l 2 sty 3 bd well main·
1am11d home w/off1ce family room. 2 frplces & large
yard m quiet community near park & shops
631 1400 .$289.900
AT TifE BEACH Oldie but Goodie" Charmln_g 3 bd
beach cottage w/rear 1 bd apt on large R-2 lot. 3 doors
from sand All furniture & appliances included
631 1400 . . . .. . .. $339,500
EASTSmE Costd Mesa fixer Large corner. 2 sty 4
bdrm home with den & family rm, 3 frplces. upgraded
kitchen. pool. ~ra & pallo w/BBQ. REDUCED!
631 1400 .. . .. ......... . ...... $349.900
EASTSIDE Co.,ta Mesa dplx bit 1~ '90. BANK
OWNED' Large well laid out 4 bdrm detached units w/4
car garagp & xtra parking In convenient location.
631-1400 . .. . .. .. ....................... $369.000
COSTA N£M HEIGHTS Charming smaU duplex
w/2 bdrms each unit Close to 17th st. shopping & buses ,
631-1400 ............................................. $375,000
-
NEWPORT SHORES w/ a country look Charming 5
bd w/fmly rm. used brick frpk. ocik cabinetry & custom
wallpapers & drapes. Steps to pool & tennis.
631 1400 .................................... : ........... $375.000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Newer spacious 3 bd
home w/dining & family rooms & loft/den across from
gJrt· 1~~S. ~~.1~~~.~.~'. .~.~~~'.1e -~-~~. ~~. ~~~$319. ooo
NEWPORT'S UPPER BAY area. Lovely 3 bd remo-
del w/fmly rm Hrdwd floors. Fr . .doors & crown mold-
6~i ~'tC:~g.e ~~~.~~~~~~-~~~~.'. ... $389.000
AT THE BEACH Brand new high tech 3 bd twnhm.
steps to ocean w/walls of windows & 3rd level bonus
room leading to deck w/ocean & mtn views.
631-1400. . ........................... $399.000
NEWPORT SHORES Dra matic Italian Villa w/9'
entry doors. floating marble stair & frplc mantle from the
Beverly Hills Hotel, plus numerous other upgrades.
631 1400 ................. _ .................... $425,000
AT THE BEACH Sharp .. owner occufled duplex 1
house from beach w/3 bdrms up & down. both
w/frplces, new carpet. fresh paint & 1 year new roof.
UDO VILl.AGE area duplex w/3 bdrms & frpk
each unit. French doors to upper front balcony w/lrg
sundeck In rear Fresh paint & carpet in lower unit.
Walk to shops & beach. seller to carry 1st T.O.
631·1400 . . .. . ...................... $420.000
NEWPORT llEM;HTS Nice 1 story home w/3 bdrms
and family rm w/bar. French doors lead to beautiful yard
with pool. spa arid built In BBQ.
631-1400 ............................................... $425.000
WESTaJFF charming expanded & re01odeled 3 bd
home w/famlly rm & beautifully landscaped front & rear
yards. White washed hrdwd firs & Fr. doors.
631-1400 ...................................... ~ ........ $465,000
RITZ COVE Aprx 16,000 5q ft lot & bulldable pad of
aprx 11,000 sq ft. Prvt cul-de-sac, walk to beach or Ritz
Carlton Hotel, gated oceanfront community.
631-1400 .................................................. $490,000
NEWPORT NOR111 Elegant 4 bd on beautifully land-
scaped corner lot. Vaulted ceilings. {Mantation shutters.
~rc~cJ&~s~e.r ~~1·t·e:.~'.~~ ~.~~.~~: .. $525•000
OLD CORONA DEL MAil near new spacious 3
bdrm town home, dining & family rooms. large master
6~T~~~~:.~~.~. ~.~:.~.~.~~.ts39.ooo
MYCllEST Bright fresh 4 bd remodeled~ designer owner, dining & fmly rms, pool & spa. New kitchen &
tile floors, stone frplc & Fr doors.
631·1400 ................................................... $559,000
PEMN8lJIA rr Adorable crisply fresh 2 sty 3 bd dot!
house w/den & dining rm. Fr: doors, new carpet &
paint. charmlng tre.Ulsed patios & pioket fence.
631·1400 .................................................... $575,000
..... , .. .., ..
--P£NIN9VIA Pr wonderful newer 4 bdrm Cahfor
nia contemporary w/roofdeck. view of park & tree~
just steps to beach. Bleached maple cabinetry. gour
63~~f~~· .~ .. ~~-.~~'..~~~ .. 4:9~~0
UDO ISLE an immaculate 1 story 3 bd buUt arow 1d
patio on 40' lot Family room. country kitchen. hrdwJ
firs & new carpet. Possible lease option.
631-1400...... .... . ................... ...... . $595 ()()()
BALBOA ISIAND Irresistible charm & choice quw1 -uute lslarid-. Sunny 2 story. 3 bdrm, library. & gn«•I
view across beach to bay. HUGE REDUCTION!
631-1400 ........... ;... . ................................ $629.000
UDO ISLE Custom remodeled 4 bd home w/gourmi'I
kitchen on large lot. Light & bright w/south patio. bar &
deck. Close to tennis, walk to village.
631-1400 .... .......... ...................... ......... . .. $649.000
BALBOA ISIAND duplex. Water views from upstd1r-.
deck of this super property wtth 4 bdrms up & 2 down
just 3 doors from the so. bayfront .
673-6900 ................................................... $695.000 . OLD CORONA DEL MAR Dramatic ''Villa" styk•
dplx. Front ls owner occupied 2 bd w/dlnlng rm & IClft
central courtyard has fountain, rear ls 3 bdrm unit
631-1400... . ........................................... $699 000
HUNTINGTON HAIUIOlJll w/30' dock & bay vu'>
One story 3 bd w/family rm. patio & deck. Remodeled in
l32i-'l40<F.~~'.·.~~~.~.~.~~~~.~: .............. $729.000
HARllOR VIEW IDU.S beautifully uowaded 2 story 5
bdrm home w/dinlng & family rooms &. ) car garage on
large lot. New carpet, paint & fixtures.
631-1400 ................................................. $749.000
CUFF HAVEN panoramic otean & harbor vu from
charming remodeled 3 bdrm upside down house w/fami ~3ri4of~~~-~·t·~~~ .. ~.~.~.~~~~.~.~$1s9.ooo
BALBOA ISLAND Cstm 4 bd hm w/lncome unit
Remodeled In '91, new kitchen & baths, white washed
cabs & beams. custom tile, plantation shutters.
673-6900........... . .................................... $765.000
MYCllEST Specious cust home w/5 bdtms incl\.ld-
ina MP maid$ quarters, dining & familv nnt. Remo-
deled gourmet kJt w/breakfast area 8t·3 car garage.
Gorgeous lndscpcl yard w/custom poOI & ~·
631-1400 ............................................... $749,000
..........
UDO ISLE Jewel of a 1 sty 3 bdrm home dining
room w/beautlful woodwork, kitchen w/eating area.
den, high ceilings, marble floors & charming patio
w/spa. l '11 lot on great street steps to club & beach.
63101400....................... .... .... . ... $899.000
NEWPOR,..S CHERRY IAKE area. Gorg'eous new
Country French 5 bd w/library & game. family room
w/full bar & dining rms. Yard w/pool & spa.
631·1400 ... "':"· . . . ...... .. . ..... . . .... $775.000
Al.MOST OCEANFRONT White water views from
master & roofdeck of gorgeous 5 bd remodel w/dlrnng
& fmly rms & 3 car garage. 2 doors from ocean.
631-1400............. . .... . ............. $829.000
DOVER SHORES 4 bd French Regency w/great
upper bay. city lights & mtn views. New gourmet kitch·
en, dual glazed windows & doors. master w/bakon~.
631-1400 ........... y•. • • ~ • • ..$849.000
UDO IStt an exceptional 1 sty a bd superbly remo-
deled home w/dlnlng & f'j.Y~ms. new kitchen. windows & doors. Xtra lrg lusf\ly la ped lot
631-1400. ......... . .. . . . . . . .. .. $849.000
UDO ISLE bay views from spacious 4 bdrm spilt level
home on huge corner lot w/llbrary. dining & famlly
rooms. Gardens. mature trees & pool
631-1400 ........................................... $895.000
DOVER"'seoRES Forever upper bay & city light vtews from fabulous 4 bdrm home on huge private lot ~-iroo.~~.~.~:.~~~.~.~.~-~~895.000
llAIUIOll VIEW HOMES CUSTOM Hand.some 2
story 5 bd trad1tiona.I w/offk:e. dining & family rms. 2 sty
entry. Fr. doors & Indoor 8t outdoor spa. 673~900 .................................................... $925.000
DOVER SHOllES Beautiful remodeled 3 bd bayfront,
60' on the water, patio 8t dock. In the style of an Italian
~~,~~~.~~ .1.n .. ~-~~n .& ~'.~'.~~.~.~J'l .095.000
AVALON, Catalina. Aprx 9000 sq ft hillside lot w/spec·
mcular views o f the ~ & approved plans & permits for
63fl~.~-~'.~.~~ ...... ~.~~·t.· .............. $1.200.000
• OPEN HOUSES •
SATlJR.pAY ONLY
3085 Klondike • Costa Mesa
Jerry'Smith •
2302 Redlands • Newport 8eac:.h
Carla Brolfman
123 36th •A & •B -Peninsula, NB
Lance Boggs
1410 Kings Rd • Olff Haven, NB
Marlene Has.sel
SUNDAY ONLY
4 Bd Hse
$289,900
3 Bd Hse
$389.000
3 BdTwnhms
$399,000
3 Bd tlse
$759,000
2176 Rural Ln -Costa Mesa 3 Bd Hse
Sally Nette! $219, 000
21802 Kiowa • Huntlns,ton 8eac:.h 3 Bd Hse
Diane Cannon $325,000
11 S 38th • At The Beach, Newport 3/1 Bd HM
Austin Daynes $339,500
323 Cedar • Newport Shores 5 Bd Hse
Kennie Jo Rizzo $375,000
367 Ogle · Costa Mesa 3 Bd Hse
Reggie MtNemey $379,000
508 San Bernardino · Newport Heights 3 Bd Hse
June Adams $435,000
2970 Corte Hermosa • Newport North 4 Bd Hse Jim~ Jones $525,000
2045 Shlpway • Baycrest. NB 4 Bd the
Rosette-Andree Gindi $559,000
2121 E. Ocean · Peninsula Point 4 Bd the
Sally Phillips $595,000
323 Apolena • Balbo.11.Jand Bd Hse
Lou Hickson $765,000
7 45 Vla Udo Nord • Udo Isle, NB 3 Bd Hse
Lee Drunmy $849,000
346 Vla Udo Soud · Udo Isle, NB 4 Bd Hse
Richard Lee $895,000
17 Inverness • Big Canyon. NB 3 Bd Hse
Jeff Axton $1,595,000
303 Kings Rd • Cliff Haven, NB 5 Bd HM
MannyStellino $1,650,000
1400 s&n M1guel • Corona deJ Mar 5 Bd Estate
Patti Conowr $1,995.000
909 Via Udo Nord • Udo Isle, NB 5 Bd Hae
Christen Nilsen I Lorraine Farrington $2.400,000
SAllJRDAY &: SUNDAY
339 C.tallna • Newport Helghb 3 Bd the
June Adams I Marlene Has-sel $425,000
2110 SevU1e • Penlntula Pt. NB 3 Bd HM
Carolyn Starr $5?5,000
391 E. 23rd · Cheny Lake. NB 5 Bd the
Cheryl Carlson $ 799 ,000
7101 Seashore · At The Beach, NB 5 Bd Hse
Richard Lee I V'icki Lee $829,000
1859 Port Wheeler . Newport 8cach 6 Bd HM
Kathy Fox ~ $925,000
1003 N. S.yfront ·Balboa ltland 4/1 Bd the
Unda De.amos I Marie Jackson $935,000
443 Harbor bland Or.· Harbor bland, NB 4 Bel HM
Sally Phillips I Olga ~tthews $1,250.000
930 Marlnen • Dover Shont, NB 5 Bel HM
Us Olsen $1.395,000
318 Buena vi.ta· e.ytront Penm s Bel HM
Olga Matthev.is I George Dashiell $1,395,000
211 North Star· Dower Shor9, NB 5 Bel HM
George Dash6ell I Maureen Downey $1.495,000
2242 0...-.I Rd • PmlnluJa Pt 5 llcl ....
Vldd Lee I Rob G1em $2,395,000
..,.._ ...
IAGUNITA Exciting contemporary 4 bdrm ocean
front home w/dining & family rooms. ocean view
decks & balconies & private beach access. Skylights.
marble & hardwood floors & fire & security syste ms.
631-1400.. .... . . . ... . ...... $1. 995.000
DOVER SHORES Back on Mrkt' "LaRoca". Mrs
John Weyne'45 tennis estate. over 1/2 acre w/lxick bay
mtn & city light vus 5 bd suites prvt pool & spa
631-1400.. ... ... .... .. .. . .. . $1.395.000
OCEANFRONT Wonderful old shingled beach house
w/4 bdrms. den. sun room & huge brick patio + sepa
rate offlce/st\Jdio on 2 oceanfront lots.
631·1400 ......................... r ...... $1,495.000
DOVER SHORES bayfront w/dock for 65 boat Spd
dous Monterey style home w/2nd sty balcony. 5 bdrms.
irt¥£ab~~'.ly rm~ .. ~ la~ .. ~I &.s~ .. $1.495.000
BIG CANYON 3 bdrm golf course estate w/tranquil
views. Master w/seating area. lrg country kitchen. dinmg
& family rooms & space for home office.
631-1400.... ... . .. . $1.595.000
CIJFI" HAVEN Bay & ocean views from fabulous 5
bdrm custom Italian villa w/library & fmly . dining &
morning rooms. Large yard w/lawn. terraces & spa
631-1400..... . ..... .... ... $1.650.000
CORONA DEL MAR A beautifully landscaped 5 bdrm
tennis estate built In '88 on l+ acres. Top security. high·
tech styling & ocean & bay views
631-1400.. ... ... ... ... . ... . . ..... . .$1 995.000
COWNS ISlE. the tiny private island al the end of
Balboa lslan9 Is the setting for this dramatk 1 sty 3 bd 6'~69Jo~l.ly r'.": ~k,~ .. ~~-.~~.~ .. ~yfr$2t.595.000
11IREE ARCH BAY Laguna Beautiful remodeled 4 bd
traditional oceanfront w/fab vu Hrdwd flrs. beamed ceil ~I:~~~~.~~.~.~.~~~~: ......... s2.19S.ooo
lAGlJNA BEACH a fabulous security gated near new
oceanfront estate of aprx 10 ,000 sq ft .. stairs to the
beach. {luest house & 8 car ganige.
631-1400... ............... .......... .. ........ $10.800,000
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Dally PiJo4 Rc21 EMa&c • MJrch 4, l 99S
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OPEN HOUSES
From 011c to five p.m.
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
1400San Miguel
Open Sunday
Sl,995,000
Dover Shores Bayfront Home
211 North Star
Open Sat./Sun.
51,495,000
Buena Vista Bayfront
318 Buena Vista
Open Sat /Sun
Sl,295,000
Newport Beach Estate
930 Mariners
Open Sat./Sun.
Sl,395,000
Bayfront Bargain
4411 !arbor Island Dr.
Open ~at./Sun.
Sl,250,000
Balboa Island Bayfront
1003 North Bayfront
Open Sat./Sun.
$935,000
Lido Isle Lease Option
3BR 2BA, Fm Rm, immaculate home
$25,000 option money, 40' lot, lge patio
$595,000
BILL FE~EY
in association with TIM.CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, iNC. REALTORS®
675-1058 ~ 631 -1400
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
SBR S~A Contemporary, will exchange
Approx 1.2 acres, ocean & bay views
$1,995,000 .
Dover Shores Bayfront Home
SBR 4BA home, dock for large yacht
Large yard &: pool, 10' of bay frontage
$1,495,000
Buena Vista Bayfront
3BR 4BA + Den, Charming Beach Cottage
Shared boat dock, fabuloU5 views!
Sl,295,000
Balboa Island Bayfront
4BR 2BA owner's unJt, + 1 BR apt.
Great Value! large patio, xlnt view
$935,000
Contemporary Bayfront
4BR 48A + Fm rm, remodeled home, will exchange
Lg. Dock, 3 Car Gar, Gourmet kitchen
Sl,495,000
Newport Beach Estate of Mrs. John Wayne
"La Roca" SBR 7.SBA custom, .6 acres
App. 7,000 sq.ft. home w I teMis court
$1,395,000
Bayfront Bargain
4BR 3.SBA, suMy, westerly orientation
Large dock, sandy ~ach, 60' bay frontage
$1,250,000
Spyglass Fmuly Home
SBR 4.SBA + bonus, X·large v~ lot
Very private anyon location, pool
$849,000
Mesa Verde:
the ·uppef
bird area
• Convenient location
next to golf courses,
shopping centers and
movie tneaters
+BO~ARIES: Sttua\ed \OUth of
Adams l\venue, east of Placentia Avenue.
wei.t of Golf Course Drive and north of
Tanager Drive in Costa Mesa.
HOMES: There arc about 300 :.1nglc-
fomily homes and 22 townhomei..
STYLE: Approximately 12 view homci.
border Costa Me a Golf Course; and about
15 homes have city views
reaching to the coast. The
1,850 to 3. 700-squarc-foot
noor plans range from three
bedrooms, two baths to fi ve
bedrooms. four and one-half
baths.
The home were built in
fQUr phMe .. beginning, an
1965 and ending I 0 yeafli
later. Republic Homes and
Buccola Homes were the
developc~.
1lte townhomes were buHt
in 1980 by R&W
Ocvel0pmen1 with a two·
story Spanish design. The floor plan1;
consist of two master uitc • two and one-
balf t>.lth with about J.850 square feet.
and a two master suite plus den and two
and one-half baths with aboot 1.610 square
f ect. Longwood Greens • as it is known -
boasts a wimming pool and spa.
RECENT SALE: Recent saJcs indicate
market value from $295.000 to $440.000
on sin&lc-family home . The townhome
range 1rom $ l 95.000 to $294.000;
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Mesa
Verde
NOW LISTED: A popular four bedroom.
three bath, country kitctlen Ooorplan is
now lbted at $390.000. Beautifully
upgraded with a new kitchen. hardwood
floof"I, wood windows and Frem:h door..
COMMUNITY FEATURES: The
community i~ within walking d1\tancc of
two golf course~ -Mesa Verde Golf and
Count ry Club and Costa Mc~a Golf Cour'c
and within a two-mile radiu' of shopping
cente~. movie theater.. an ice 1,ka11ng nnk
and Mc .. a Verde library.
SCHOOLS: Adam' Elementary;-
TcWinklc Intermediate; Estancia High
School; Orange Coai.t College. Private:
Monte'i\Ori and Prince or Peace.
SOURCE: Pat O'Toolc-Davis of Coldwell
Banker tosta Mesa. 1640 Adam" Ave ..
Costa Me!.a, (714) 668-9333. ext. 230.
If 1ou would Uu to submit a
Communily Profth of your farm arto,
pltMt follow the above fonnat and
tnclo t a map ouJUne (Thomas Guldt) of.
tht arta along wilh a photo of a curnnt
lbting. Tht dtscriplion of lht pro~f11
goes under the "Now Listtd" section.
Stnd the informalion lo Joyce Schtnr,
Daily Pilot, 330 W. Ba1 SL, Costa Mt a
92621, (114) 514-4242. If you havt an1
questions, please calL
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Duplex sales surge
'in coastal towns
•Study ree<?rts duplex sales in Neweort Beach
increased 59%; Corona del Mar, 48 %.
In a 'tart ling change from i.ingle-famil y
home' and condominium . duplex ~ale' 111
Newport Beach and Corona dcl Mar
showed a remarkable increase in 1994
"'l!rsus 1993. according to reports from rtie
Newport-Mesa Multiple Listing.Service.
Newport BCllch achieved a huge 'iale\
increase of 59%. while Q>rona del Mar
<;ales rcnected a
gcncrou'i 48%.
However. price'
were not the 'amc
in each '>cctor.
The average 1993
Newport Beach
!>ale~ price
increa!>ed from
$389.000 to
$461.000 an 1994.
while Corona del
Mar actually
showed a
Bruce Mcloud signifkant drop in
price:. from an average or $461.000 in 1993
toonlyS411.500in 1994.
According to dupleit '>pcciali'it Bruce
Mcloud. of The Prudential California
' Realty Newport Beach. the sales j ump in
both areas was primed by three factor...
•The extremely attractive interc:;t rate\
early in 1994 combined with the th reat of
increa'iing rates.
•The well-founded public perception 1f
duplex prices were not actually bottoming.
they were extremely cloi.e.
•The public''> reali1ation that low pnces
and low interest r.itc' provided an
unprecedented opportunity to buy .1 home
in a highly desir.ible city at a fairly mode't
price.
And with the rental unit paying 25 ·
40%. or more. of the mortgage payment. it
bring'> the owner·, CO<;t tO the equivalent Of
home ownership a!> low as $200.000 ·
$250.000 for a single-fornily home.
McLoud 'aid he i'i only aware of one
sa le in Corona del Mar in the entire year
wh'ich was not intended to be owncr-
occup1ed.
Corona del Mar duplexes enjoyed the
large t increase in price in the late 1980s
and into 1990. and not 11urPrisingly. fell the
sharpest droe_s in the enc;uing years.
"There has been an almost unifonn 30%
drop in Corona del Mar duplex prices in
the past four ycan. Now it has lut bottom
and i'> beginning to slowly rccoYcr," he
said. •
''Fortunately. for most long-term owners.
II was a paper profit and paper lo"'·
However. tho'>c who have bought 'iincc
1989 have seen some ero ion in their
market value."
While the average sale in 1994 of
$41 1.000 in Corona dcl Mar wu '
con.,.dcrably le"" th an 1993 of $461.000.
Md...oud 'ay~ th1' " not a continuing drop
tn price' (although there w~' i.omc). but a
re nccupn of the add111onul lower-priced
propc111c' offered for 'nle.
For example. McLoud <;aid. in 1993 only
• th ree duplcxe<. '><>Id below $400.000. \\htll'
tn 1994 there were 12 '-'lie'>. In 1991. nine
'ale' wen.: for more than $500.00 while
1994 had \ix sale,.
Newport Beach area!. not only ... aw a
591} jump in duplex \ale' in 1994 . bu1 ,i1,o
enjoyed an average 'ale' price wh11..h
incrca\Cd from $389.000 in 1993 tu
$461.000 1111994. -
"McLoud . however. ha' determined
rather than renccting any actual pncc
incrca~c .... it i'> primarily the rc~ult of the
many citpcn.,.ve wate1iront <;ale\ which did
n_ot occur in 1993. For comparable 'ale'.
he 'aid. there wa., no ancrea.~ 111 pnce in
1994.
McLoud ~atd neither of thc:-.e market'
arc po1~ed for a jump an pri1..·c<..
"We will probably '>CC 'omc upwa1d
mo,cmcnt in pm:e' bccau'c of the
ancrca<>e in rental rntc1, ... Mcloud "aid.
"e,pccially in Corona dcl Mar. but the
higher intcre~t rate' and the un1.:cnaanty ol
ttic Omnge County bond fiasco will :.crve
to temper the market enough to prevent
any 'ignificant price incrcal\c., m the
immediate future.
"Once we sec the county getting on top
of the problem and bringing U\ out of the
cri"'· confidence will return: and if we
al~ \CC the expected modest drop Ill long-
term tnlere't role\ by fall. the duplex
market 'hould keep on with 11'
resurgence."
McLoud ~aid 1995 will continue to be a
good year for duplex 'lalcs.
"Somewhat for inve<,tor... but ci.pccially
\trong for those optin& to live in the mnin
unit of the duplex while h:ivang an
investment in the other un it which pay~ n
significant ponion of their overhead. "
For Mort information, contact Brue~
McLl>ud lhrou1h Tltt Prudential
California Really's Newport Btach offict,
(114) 759-6100.
Former maior leaguer ·scores big With Grubb & Ellis
Bob Coluccio
had a great 1994.
Named Top
Producing•Aaent
f ot clO&ina the
molt tranYCtions
in the Newport
Beach off'tcc. he
al80clmeda
Senior Martetin1
Consultant tide.
awarded to qents
who eitcel in the
ral --fleld. Wa a IOUd client bue plus W. ,_..of
real cstnte experience. Coluccio hll'I
the needed qualifications to assi!il
clients interested in buying or
selling properties. He
handle properties in all
prices -from multi-
million dollar
homes. to income
unjt to
condomlnjum'I.
Colucciotw
received numerous award
and recognitions fo.r his
cx.ccUcnr and consistent
performances.
No stranger to succe s, Coluccio was
ll prof cssional baseball player from
1969 to 1979 with four years in
tbc major leagues. Joining
the Milwaukee Brewers
in 1973. he played
right field while
leading the learn
in si.sts and
triples. He finished
the 1973 season with
IS home run • 60 RBl's
and earned runner-up honors
as the American League Rookie
of the Year.
Traded to the Chicago White Sox in
197S. he played under manager Chuck
Tanner and fini11hcd the season as one of
t.hc l~aue·~ top def en~ive oucfieldcrr..
•Bob has brought all his cnthu ia m.
cneray. talent and ~1cation 10 the real
estate field.• said Ron Mau.ano, senior
vice pre identldistrict manager.
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New Listings
Laguna Na.uel Bank owned!
2 Ba condo Outstanding value!
Patrick Bartollc $99,000
Santa Ana Bank ~wned ! 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba
Bullt In 1990. Outstanding buy!
Patrick BartoUc $183,500
Huntlncton Beach Bank owned!
4 Bd. 3 Ba family home Private spa.
Patrlck BartoUc $224,900
New U~ttngs
E.Mtblllff Expanded & remodeled 5 Id.
home on la,.e lot. 3 car pr. & ocean view.
Sara HJ•maa $690,000
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Peppertree 4 bedroom. 3 bath,
.3 pr p rage. French doors & bonus room
Rick Lanaevtn $279,000
Harbor View Homes Expanded &
remodeled 3 bedroom single story. New
kitchen, some French doors & windows
Hinman & Scanhtn $495,000
lrvlne Terrace Large 5 8d + FR
Master bedroom In separate wing Private
courtyard entry Vacant & ready to move in
Marian PhUDppf $539,000
South La1una 2 8d & 3 Bel. units on
the ocean with private beach access.
Bob DITulllo $259,900/$329,000
Promontory Bay 4 bedroom. 3 bath
home w/ boat dock. split level Fountain.
patio with BBO Owner says sell
Marte Far10 $ t , 125,000
·Oceanfront
West Newport Be•ch Oceanfront
home on prime corner On the sand.
Chris Valll $199,000
frvlne Terrace Ouallty iiome with
romantlc master suite with FP 3 8d 3 Ba.
pool. Traditional style with lots of space.
Marlan PhUllppl $669.000
Dover Shores Fabulous 5 Bd. 4 5 Ba
custom home with 3 FP, formal dining.
wine storage~ exercise room. pool & spa
·Evan Corkett $685;0oo
Westcllff 4 bedroom. 3 bath family
home. Wood floors and pool
Barba ra Hutchlnas $524,900
View Properties
Newport Oceanfront Oceanfront
duplex in quiet beachfront section Top
quality building, units in mint condition
Ronda Hein $1 , 150,000
Newport Coast Magnificent view of
ocean, bay, catallna & golf course. Near flat
lot for your dream home In Pelican Hill
Marcy Weinstein $1,250,000
Balboa Peninsula Choice bu11dlng
site on Newport's most private island
Boat docks. tennis court and beach.
Duncan Forgey $1 ,400,000
Oceanfront Wonderful 5 Bel. 4 Ba
family home on Beach Road Separate
guest quarters Also ror lease at $5,000/mo
Connie Maxsentl $1 ,695,000
Harbor View Homes Rebuilt and
customiz.ed 4 bedroom on large lot
Htl'lman & Scanlan $825,000
lrvlne Terrace Bay view home with
2 master suites & 3 car garage The ultl·
mate home for the discriminating buyer
M arian Phillippi $1,299 ,000
Harbor View Homes Rebuilt in 1992
on Harbor View's favorite cul-de-sac
Perfect family home with &bedrooms
Scanlan & Hinman $1,410,000
lrvlne Cove ' · Sp ectacular flat
oceanfront lot on Abalone Point
Rod Daley $3,975,000
North Laguna Completely rebuilt in
1988 3 8d 3 5 Ba State-of-the-art kitchen.
huae family/pme room, spectacular views
Connie MaxsentJ $1,995,000
Newport Beach
Harbor View Homes 4 Bd . 3.5 Ba.
enclosed Portoflno. A.vallable NOW!
Scanlan & Hinman $580,000
Newport North VUlas Larae 3 Bd.
famlly home located lnsl~e tract on comer
Steps to tropical pool Cate auarded.
Saly Anne & Don Sheridan $389. 900
Newport Penlnsula Less than in
block to areat beach Large well·maJntalned
bulldJna. Perfect for owner's unit & rentat
Ronda Hein $425,000
Central Newport Totally remodeled
ocean view home just steps to great
beach. New master suite is a· full retreat.
Ronda Hein $475,000
Harbor View Homes 4 Bd 3. 5 Ba.
Portoflno model on overslz.ed lot
Tranqull settlna backs to nature park
Sar• Hinman $575,000
West Newport 12 one-bedroom units
close to areat swimmln& beach Great
Income, resort area Terrific opportunity!
Ronda Hein $895,000
West Newport Larae 4 8d Qmlly
hOme one block from belldl c1~· & rt~~ Se• lJland Excellent coif course
whtl rw=:w paint & awpet Read)' to~ In .:;. l~lon wtth private pool and spa
Good &-Forsey $43',000 Suan Sainlan $719,000
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New Listings
Corona Jtlahlands Quality home with
ocean and golf course view Pool & c;pa
Inga Lehnert $849,000
Belcourt Sophisticated & elepnt 3 8d
3 5 Ba Circular staircase. high ceilings
Lyle & Elsendrath $1, I 00,000
Blc C.nyon Gorgeous remodeled
Versallles model with lovely views
Worden & Lecrand $1 ,145,000
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New Listings
Bl& Canyon Exceptional 5 8d cus-
tom estate overlooking 14th fa irway
Le&rand & Worden $1 , 795,000
Balboa Peninsula Oceanfront 5 Bd
Mediterranean mansion New home
Bob Berg $2,495,000
Balboa Peninsula Oceanfront Brand
new 4 Bd 4 5 Ba Flnest quality oceanfront
Bob Ber1 $2;495,000
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Jasmine Creek Decorator's home
with 2 Bd. den, private spa: ocean view.
Carole Johnson $599,000
Belcourt Terrace 3 Bd. 3 5 Ba. with
secluded rear yard. All the features you
would expect In a truly traditional home.
Marr & Zenz $650,000
Bayside Cove Over 2,000 sq. ft on
Balboa Bay Gated communitY & lust a hop
away from every amenity ~offers!
Hiiary & Bzabah 11-ner $650,000
Corona del Mer Creative financing
for cute cottaae close to beach.
Marian Phllllppl $349,000
Olde Corona'del Mar Contemporary
Mediterranean detached 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba.
townhome Roof deck with views.
Bartollc & Saito $539,000
Belcourt Traditional 3 Bet. townhome
with large master suite. FP & ~w. French
doors & windows. white carpet & walls. spa
Vl~ln?~z $739,000
Bis Canyon Broadmoor Excellent
floorplan • master suite with fireplace.
children's wing & maid's or auest room.
Lqr8nd & Worden $899,000
Bl& CaftJOft The on1y remaining lot In
Bl& canyon. overlooking 2nd green.
Bibb & Lqrand $1.175,000
Corona del Mar
lasoilne Creek 4 star · 2 Bd. 2 Ba wttti
formal dlnln& larae study. famlly room on
wkJe creenbelt. ror elq.ant entertaining.
Schmleslnc & Mertz $575,000
Shore Cliffs A truly charming single
story home In beach community. 3 Bd.
family room, wood floors, sunny patfo.
Dottle Valentine $599,000
Corona del Mar Loc.ated between
pacific & waterfront, this prime lot will
accommodate I or 2 single family homes.
Hurley & WaU $615,000
Corona H&p.1-nds Sooth Pacific con·
temporary plantation! 180° ocean view,
facuzzJ, bar-be-que center, 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba
Elizabeth Thamer $859,000
Bayfront Living
West Newport Beach Oceanfront
duplex rlaht on the sand In quiet area.
Ronda Hein $975,000
Balboa Island Rare opportunity!
Contemporary Mediterranean 3 Bd with
boat dock for 2 boats Pristine bayfront.
Beverty Morphy $1 ,495,000
Promontory Bay Two story 4 Bd.
custom built, 50 feet on the bay, private
dock. Open floor plan, Interior spa.
Debi Bibb $1,599,000
Balboa Island 45' level bayfrOnt IOt
on Little Island. View of bay •nd main
chahnel Shared dock with 4S' slip
Bert &-~riaft Reedy $1 ,19,,000
Bayshores Dramatic 5 bedroom
bayfrontl 60 feet on the bay with main
channel views. State of the artl
Debi Bibb $2,995,000
U1tda Isle Elecantly appointed
estate on over 100' on tip of Unda Isle.
Large formal entry with circular stairway.
Marr & Herrls $3,200,000
Balboa Peninsula Point Macnllkent
& elqant 5 Bd. bayfront with unbellevable
views. 3 levels ot llvfn&. dock. pool & spa.
Evan Corkett $3,800,000
Harbor l1la•d French Normandy
bayfront estate on rare double lot.
Debi Bibb $5.680,000
Harbor HUI Great sunset views
from this Ideal family home.
Susan Scanlan $1 ,295,000
Blc Canyon Stunning contemporary
custom all on one level with fantastic views
of the golf course. Private pool & spa.
Bibb & Lq,rand $1 ,195,000
Harbor RJdce Elegant 6 Bd. 7 Ba.
estate with ocean & harbor views FamJly,
game & bonus rooms. Pool & spa
Carol Berg $2,995,000
Cameo Shores Strlkln& ocean view.
3 bedroom, pool, and private beach.
Sara Hinman $1,145,000
Cameo Shores Stunning California .
contemporary home with lots of natural
Licht & ocean views. 4 Bd. 4 Ba. pool & spa.
Evan Corkett $1,495,000
Harbor Ridge
Harbor Rldce Crest 2 bedroom
Dynasty on private lot End unit.
Beverly Morphy $407.500
e A custom family
home of substance & style
Austero & Kim $1 , I 9' ,000
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759;.~~--
644~1600
B AYFR0NT P ARADISE
Mediterranean villa located on three ·.9L levels with balconies and viewing areas
that ailow you to enjoy this outdoor paradise . .
Revel in the coast's most impressive views.
Exquisite stonework and fine cabinetry
and detailing abound. Artistic touches of
specially crafted painti~gs , etched glass work
and lighting provide the background for this
five bedroom home. The large entertainment
area, family room, bayfront dock, and pool
and spa provide ·additional enjoyment to this
masterpiece.
Offered at $3,800,QOO
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DEBI BIBB
Senior Sales Executive
Bayshores Exp~rt
759~3707
Buyer for "Charming" Bayshores single story 3 bedroom + den,
2 bath bungalow located on the interior side of Crestview Drive.
Priced for quick sale! $589 ,000 (includes tfie land)
:
JERRY FINSTER.
Senior Sales Executive
759~3750
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644~1~600·
SOLD
COLLINS ISLAND
This 5 bedroom I~ located in the
very heart of Newport Beach
with 180° of bay frontage
Unbelievable rooftop deck
$4,995,000
HARBOR HIU
Gracious contemporary resi·
dence in guard gated Harbor
Hill. 6 Bd: with separate
children's wing. Ocean view
and pool. $2, 100,000
OPPORTUNITIES
CORONA DEL MAR
Condo near ocean. 2 Bd. 2 Ba
loft and two fireplaces. Comer
location on tree lined street.
Great quality construction.
$369,000
NEWPORT BEACH
Orlclnal beach cottaee on
oversized lot. Great opportu·
nlty to bulld new construction
One block to beach. Good
rent.I. $274,900
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· OCEANFRONT JEWEL
$1, 175,000
Very special custom home,
3 bedroom plus den/office
in great beachfront location.
Beautiful!
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7)9 3797
LUXURY BAYFRONT
$649,000
Front row in prestigious
bayfront community.
Walk to shops, market.
Balboa Island.
Boat slips available.
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· 1362 GALAXY $1,295,000 . .
Big wonderful rooms open ·out to pool, spa,
a green lawn, and front row views of tfre city, bay, and Paciffc. . .
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759-3763
CHRISTINE KIM
717:4709
OVER $12 MILLION IN 1994 PRODUCTION
2001 DIANA 336 MORNING CANYON I 163 MARINE
NEWPORT BEACH -CORONA DEL MAR LAGUNA BEACH
. Darling entry level Canyons, wild life,-Crashjng waves, sandy
3 Bedroom home in ocean-dose country beach, desirable,
Newport Beach. living all within easy close-to-all North .
Remodeled and walking distance to Laguna Beach location.
expanded with town I Fabulous Who could ask for
hardwood floors and single level more? There's morel
French doors.· 4 Bedroom custom 5 Bedrooms, pool,
One block close to home with private large lot and
Mariner's Park, school access to beach. expansion/remodel ' and library. plans tool
0111" ... $389 ,000 0111" ... $94 7 ,000 Olllfl ... $2 ,400 ,000
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759-.3789
r; 10 EMERALD BAY
Emerald Bay
• Soaring above canyons & ocean
• Great private community
• Large fa mily home
• Superb Contemporary
•Designed & completed to
perfection ·s2 .15o.ooo
"Wlieli Only
The Best
Will Do
Call Gigi"
Gigi Thomas
Senior Sales Executive
759~3784
' MICKEY ·RowE
Presents
2077 SANTA ANA
Costa Mesa
• Executive home, perfect in
.every way
• Extensive use of granite,
glass brick ·
• French doors
$359;000
BUENA VISTA
Balboa Peninsula
• Remodeled Contemporary
• Turn-key home with dock
• Available to see April I , 1995
• Call Mickey fo r details
• Priced tQ sell ..........
. '$1,550,000 .
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644~1600
2418 SIERRA VISTA
Newport Beach
• Great curb appeal
• Beautiful neighborhood
• Family home ~ • 3 ~edroom. 2"-6ath
• Formal dining & family room
$399,000
1994 $VOLUME
CLOSED, ESCROWS
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( 714) 644-I 040
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(714) 720-0789 644~1600
. ( BIG~CANYON
19 AUGUSTA
• Fabulous -New Remodel
• 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths
• Light & Bright With Top Of
The Line Improvements
• Immense Curb Appeaf With . -Dramatic Entry
• Exte~sive Earthquake Safety Improvements
• Incredible Entertainment Room With
Theatre. Like Sound
$1, 195,000
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DESIGNS FOR LIVING '95
Red. 500k for immed . ..ale! Exqui,itely appointed
4BR. 6.58 A plu' hbrary/gyl)l andd home lhcaler.
Gourmet ki1chen. lavi'h m/<;uite. elevator. pool. -;pa
and unob'>tructed ocean \ iew'>. Thi~ is MEurocl:L\i."
li ving al i1\ fine-;t' · $2,490,000
BELCOURT EXECUTIVE HOME
Recently remodeled 48R. 3.58A plu" 4 car garage
on prime cul de \3C localion. Wann hardwood noo,..,,
CU\lom paint & paper + many qualily built-in~. Lav·
j,h ma,lcr 'u11e w/,lca m. !>auna and e'<erci<.e area.
Lu,h rear yard w/waterfall Jaeuni. $1,750,000
Gorgeous 2BR. 2.58A plu't den. Be!.t greenbelt loca·
uon with loti. of marble and plu\h off-white carpet-
ing. Subject to ,,hort 'a)e approval of lender. Origi
nally !.old at S 1.000.000.
MUST SELL! REDUCED TO $659,000
BELCOURT TENNIS MANSION
PRIVACY AND ELEGANCE
Lavi'ih 6BR. 11 BA. motor court. S car gar.iac. Sun·
ken tennii. cl & pool w/grotto. Full ba~mcnt. gym.
elevator &: movie theater. Unrivaled in Newport
Beach • ss.•.ooo
Exquisite Belcourt 58R, 4.SBA on private cul de sac
location. Gourmet kitchen. lots of marble & neutral
colors. Roger's Garden yard w/pool and spa. $1.,425,000
Truly a masterpiece with I~ of marble and plu h
carpeting. Soaring ceilings. custom Jighl!., Euro
ki1chcn. and rotunda entry. Large wrap around yard
adjaccn1 to pool & pa. Many more quality upgrades.
$1,100,000
BELCOURT FORMER MODEL
CVSTO GALLERY HOME
Prof. decorated 4BR. 3.SBA w/ma.~ter suilc on Isl
level. Euro ki1chen. huge family room. formal
library/den. Lui.h rear yard w/pool. 'Pa and cnlet·
wining area. Priced to seU Now $1,390,000
Lo~ely SBR. 4 SBA CU'>lOm home with .. C.&I' eanage.
Gorgcou' talc OOOI"\ and Berber carpeting. Great rea.r
yard with l3r1c pool, 'pa fountain and outdoor entcr-
tainmcnl area Many other quality featuf'C'o>! SCllcr
will con'edcr trade down. $1_.
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Mainifl«nt Mounw.in cl. Territorial views. Build your
dlcam hOmc now. Pl.m may be available wilh
pun.h.a.K, Priced k'l ..ell now
I 2 Telt<.,(;opc Only $439,000
BELCOURT LEA E OPPORTUNITY
36 Rocklnpam Dr.
Reccnlly Redecorated&: elegantly appointed Bel-
coun (amiJy home. Great cul-de·5ae loca1ion! 4 bed-
-room. 3.5 bath & 4 car g.antge. New gourmet ._1tch-
cn, cu tom hghts &: new pool cl pa. Won't la,..
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· A view for all seasons. This home is situated htgh
above Spyglass Hill, offering breathtaking ocean
views, dazzJing dty lights views of Fashion Island Be
inland aaoss the Southern California basin. This
home offers an overall expression of taste an~
comfort.
• Remodeled 5
bedroom
• Separate formal
clnklgroom
• Enlmgcd master
suite includes
sitting.a
wlfireplec:c & bullt-
ln bookcase
• Four of the five
bedrooms are
IOcatcd on the
upstairs level
Offered at ............................ -............. $1,175,000
• Custom 38R + sWdy
• 20' cdngs -Great room W/ftoof to
cding windows
• Maft:>le flres>'ace
• Grttnhouse windows
In lcttcMn
• Expansive deck
• One of the tarsest
lots n tract
• Rebuilt 5168R + ht.ige
study
• Approx. 4500 sq. ft.
Of IMng space
• Mart>le ' granltt ~
• The list goes on ...
A Vay Spec ... Offering
In "-bot' View Homa
This beautiful rebult home
has l'll.l'Mrous amenttles.
0...ed .. $1, 149,000
,
Robyn Allen
Top 1 % Of All Realton Nationwide
Direct Une: 640-267.1
*8£DlJCE> TO $09 ooo• ~ant 4BR. 3BA home on 10,SOO ft. lot !.Mn.g rm w/marble lrol. Frml dinin!2 rm .. famil\i rm. w/used brici fP.!. Lg kit w7white on IAhite apol 3 car gar. Ol.r.lrier motivated. present all offm! Great assbl. loan!!
*UJXURV TOWNHOMEI* .l year new large 2BD/2BA ,.owr;ihome w/ltallan tile entry and kitchen. large living rm and formal dining rm. Great master w/skylight and walk-In c!Osets_. 2 car att. gar. Oolv $4'40.9001
*MCmFICE* 3BR/3BA townhome In Ne:wpor1 Coast! End unit w/large back yard, trmJ
dining rm"/ family rm., sloo stair-case, gatea cQITll'11unitv w & spa. . <>-iv 5S09. I
CORONA DEL~ Mediterranean 4 war new 3BR/3BA townhome w/vaulted ceilings, sky-lights, fireplace. 2 car garage, Wc')lk to
beach! Oolv $359,0001
Continued success at Smithcliff s
• Exclusive com·munity is now almost 50% sold.
In term' of 'ale-.. 1994 W<b \Cry
\UCce-.'>ful for Smllhchfh. a hi<.tom:
enclave of 26 cu'tom homci.ite!. on the
cliffs above lhe .. ca tn north Laguna
Beach. The' exclu'>avc communny is now
almost 50% ~old and director of sales.
Clint McKinnon has been very busy in his
fir&t three week'> at Smilhcliffs.
"In the short time I've been at
Smilhcliffs. the activity has been very
strong,'" said Mcf(jnnon. who has more
than nine years experience in high-end real
es tate development. ··smilhcliffs has put
. its best foot forward for the spring l 995
market. It offers an excellent price/value
relationship ...
Since McKinnon took over the director
of saJes pQSition in January. he has
received four offers on the custom
homesites, which range from $450.000 to
$4.2 million. He has closed one offer and
anticipates turrung the other three into
sales in the near f uturc.
Along with competitive prices,
McKinnon said Smitbcliffs' dramatic
ocean orientation has been I.he thrust
behind the community's sales succcs . lt
sits on a naturaJ peninsula surroonded by
70 rnarure Torrey Pine • giving the
community an added sense of privac)'.
ThroUghout its history, Smithcliff hBS
attracted sonte of California's most
noc•bles. including Charlie Chaplin, Mruy
Pickford. Oougla Fairbanks. Erich von
Sll'Ohcim and other celebrities who were
c_...,l SUCSll It the landmark estate duriDa the 1920s and 1930s when it was
.-. a popul1r retreat.
Senithcfifrs monument walls and
-' .
wrought-iron
fenc ing honors the
historic aspect of
the property
replicating lhe
origin al design
motif a' do the two
copper-roofed
brownst6nc
gatehouses
flanking the
enrrance.
''We wanted to
create a Clint McKinnon
community which would attroct people
looking for an intimate setting," said Phil
Reed of Brinderson Parent Co .. owners of
Smithcliffs ...
Another attractive aspect of Smilhcliffs.
is the architectural f recdom offered to
homcbuyers. Smitbcliff negotiated a rare
agreement with the City of Laguna Beach
which would allow future re idcnts to
bypass the city's own architectural review
committee. giving them the opportunity to
play a role i.n building their own dream
home.
"Srnilhcliffs freedom of de ign
phjlo. ophy has been attracting the interest
of some of California's mo t pre tigious
architects who are con iderina purchasing
here," McKinnon c;aid. ''And that's the
highest complimenc we can receive."
SmHhcliffs is nt IOOIO Pocific Coast
Hijhway in Laguna Bench, south of
Emerald Bay. The ales office 1s open daily
from J J s.m. to 6 p.m. Eor more
information on Smithcliffs, call
(714) 376-1944.
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KEITH RA.NOLE
. RE/MAX SOUTH .COUNTY
722-0858
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DEVELOPER CLOSEOUT: 3 Bedroom,
21 /2 Bath . end units with attached
9arage and large yards. Generous floor-
ing allowance -only 2 left ...... $18 5,000
CONTEMPORARY GIAN~ Sellers have moved out of
this 3 bedroom 21 /2 bath end unit. Private patio -
Security system .......................................... $199,000
HOUSE PLUS INCOME: Eastside 2 bed-
room 2 bath with pool. Spacious floor-
plan is over 1600 sq.ft. studio rents for
$480/mo. Close to Back Bay .. $238,000
If considering Bu1ing or Selling.
Please call Keith Randle •••
Lynne · Valentine:
Unreturned phone calls listed as pet peeve by
this long-time Newport Beach broker.
AGENCY: Valentine Properties
JOB TITLE: Owner/broker
FARM AREA: Big Canyon, Harbor Ridge
Custom Homes and Linda Isle
HOW LONG WITH AGENCY: Opened
·agency in 1982
CITY OF RESIDENCE: Newpon Beach
HOBBIES/INTERESTS: Walking.
exercising and travel
CLUBSIORGANlZA TJONS: Sandpipers,
Orange County Performing Art and
Balboa Bay Club
LAST BOOK READ: "The Client"
FAVORITE MOVIE: •oone With The
Wind"
FAVORITE RF.STAURANT: Rit7. and
Renato
FAVORITE
GETAWAY: Del
Mar and Italy
PET PEEVE:
When telephone
calls are not
returned
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making up your mind to work as hard as
necessary toreach those goals with the
tenacity to never stop until the goals are
attained,
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Valencia
Continued from PAGE 24
'1'he neighborhood 1s 'urroundcd on
three side by the golf course and resident'
have their own private recreation plaza
with swimming pool, spa, cabana and
barbecue area."
A wealth of other recreational
opportunities are just minutes away.
Valenda is close to Peters Canyon
Regional Park which offers hiking. biking
and equestrian trails and from the
shopping. dining and entenainment at the
Tustin Market Place and Entertainment
Genter . A short drive away are the
boating, fishing and equestrian facilities of
Irvine Park and lrvine Lake.
Tustin Ranch's convenient location
provides residents with an easy commute
to John Wayne Airport. Orange County's
beautiful coastline. the area's fine t
shopping at Fashion Island and South
Coast Plaza. and rhriving business centers.
"Best of all, Valencia homes are
decorative \huller!>. niche-. and window
\ill\; durable.fire-1 c<,istant concrete tile
roof, and professionally landc;caped front
yard' and common area<..
To per,onnli1e each home. Valencia
offer". a wide selec11on of opuons including
a!ld11ional choice~ of counter ,top and Conan
dc,igns and flooring \Urface<;, maple and
add11ional oak stain 'elec11011' are available
for cabinetry as well as custom window
treatment .... \CCUrity and central stereo
syi.tems; closet organizers, mirrored
wardrobes and tub enclosures.
As a resident.of Valencia. you
• automatically become a member of the
Valencia Homeowners Association.
Monthly a <;ociation duel> maintain the
quality of common area facilities. Tustin
Ranch is included included in an
Assessment District, Community Facilitie~
(Mello Roos) District. Landscape and
Lighting District. These dii.tricts were
formed to fund infrastructure and ~hools
.and to provide for landscape maintenance.
Con<;ult a sales representative for details.
DUPLEX 8 BEDROOMS, 6.5 BATHS
Large CdM duplex with excellent location. Up-graded kitchens and
baths. Lots of storage.space. Two huge decks for sun-bathing, with.
a slight ocean view. Large income from each unit. Extra large
owners Master BR Suite. ' $685,000
OVER SQ. n ·«Hattaor View Homes
... :t, .. Ni:x M~fft~ tA#ftAli\JIM'°'~,,~~·°! ~~ , .~;:~~~~;-.~;t~~-$4W.900~
DREAM LOCATION -GREAT VIEW.
PERFECT ENTRY LEVEL-Harbor View, SEAWIND
This home is owned by a couple with no children and no pets. Always
shows perfectly. 2 BR + Den, and 2 baths. Must see. $475,000
,~JI ... J.,EASE :t BR!U 8iP ·~:caf iat.
-CloM to ~Pool /tpL
f=~=qt
designed for a variety of lif estylcs and are ·
highlighted by woodbuming fireplaces
California Pacific Homes offers
homebuyers a depth of professional
C"-perience and a commitment to excellence
second to none. 1lm. dedication can be seen
and appreciated at every step of the
homebuilding and homebuying process.
California Pacific Home!> i~ building
neighborhoods of award-winning homes
and a tradition of ~uccess and stability.
;HEY/:te>N · ·. 8-MARKeT
.CARI.let. MOoE!-S ~· 2·SA with gws doors, designer selected plush
carpeting and lighting fixtures. ceramic ti le
or wood entry areas. raised panel entry and
interior doors. and central air conditioning
and beating," Henderson said.
The kitchens feature furniture finished
oak cabinetry with concealed hinges and
under cabinet lighting. hand s<;t ceramic
tile countertops and a General Electric
WhitHppliance package.
The master suites have spacious walk-in
closets and luxurious baths with oval tubs,
dual vanities and ceramic ttle bath
surrounds. The distinctive exteriors are
J highlighted by recesse~ entry alcoves,
To visit Valencia. take the Santa Ana #5
Freeway and exit on Jamboree Road. Go
nonh and follow the Mgn'> to the sales
office. The model home\ and t.he sales
office are open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
weekdays and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekend~.
For more information. plea<;e call Lt!>a
Henderson at (714) 5'73-1336.
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;~~pricedin Port?Strffttr
$429 000
CHRISTA & GERRY LONG Residents of Newport Beach for 14 +
yeara, while hMdllng more than 250 sales.
-w:::=imONGS OF NEWPORT ~~~-~~,:iie~.I
GERRY AND CHRISTA -640-LONG I 640-5664
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19 NARBONNE • HARBOR RIDGE
NEWPORT B EACH, CALIFORNIA
PRICED To SELL! REDt CED ()\TR Si00,000
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This one-of-a-kind Ralph Lauren home wich ocean & city light views
enjoys a prime locacion in the guarded community of Har~r
Ridge. le offers over 7 ,500 sq. ft. ofliving space, situated on over
o ne-half acre of classic cl~nce with ~l & spa -The perfect se~ing for
this superb 5BR, 7.5BA ~omc! The living rm.doubles as a s.crecnmg rm
with a 5x5 ·scrcen & proJeCtor. The one-of-a-kind country kitchen
fcaiures new cop-of-che-ljne appliances, 2 x-large refrigerators, 2 ovens, l
convec oven, 6 gas burners, hand painted tiles, custom brick fireplace &
built-i ns for 1V & VCR. You'll find that che family rm has a large pull-
down screen & projector, che children's storyhouse bedrooms magical &
che masrer suite a rcrreac in itselfl The master bath features all marble
slab cops. shower & bath. Master swre has approx. 100' of hanging
closet, cuscom shoe racks co hold up I 80 pairs of shoes. The overall
inviting effect of warmth & elegance is completed with the six fireplaces
and chc exquisite custom cabinetry rhroughouc the house. You muse sec
it to believe it! Bring your most discriminating buyer! If
Reduced To $2,239,000
Call .•.
SPYRO KEMBLE
(714) 222-0552
SPYRO
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RsALTY
MARK CARDELUCCI
(714) 720-1760
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Daily Pilot Real EsUlt • Matc-h 4, 1995 ~
DreGm h~me· pac~age -being oFferecr
a·t Ventana by Greystone Homes
• Located near Tustin Ranch Golf Course, Ventana offers home buying packages for everyone77
Thl· holiday' may be long gone, bur
Greystone Home' 1' o;t1ll g1-.ing gifts to
homebuycr'> at Ventana. ''' new
community of hl\Ul)1 townhomc'> in
Tustin Rarn.:h. Buyer~ who purcha'>e a
home at the gated. goll couro;c-ckN!
commur111y before March 31 may '>elect
one of~ur Dream Homi: Gift Package~.
each " )nh ltlOU\Jnd' of dollars. including
applia1 e~. cu,tom window treatment,.
upgrad ·d coun1a1op' and flooring. or
reduce monthly pJymcnt,.
Located in a pmmc. gated communit}
near the Tuo;tin Ranch Golf Cour\e,
Venlana offer-; fh c di'>llnct floor plam
with l.046 to 1.714 'qua1c feet. whllh
fcuturc two or three bedroom!>, two and
one-half to thrci: bath,. private yard' or
del·k-; and hard-1<>-find atrnched two-car
garage ... A new pha'c of townho1111:., has
JU<;t been relea-.cd at Ventan:i. making all
noor plan' available again t0 buyer'>. "Our
gift package offer' homcbuycri. a chance
to make their dream home a reality ... \aid
Delia Hilton . ., ... 1c, rcpre,entativc at
Vcntana. "Plu.-.. w11h the commun11y"~ fine
... amcni11c ... and the townhomc< quality
craftsman\hip and ouhlanding
appointments. th•'> ,, an opponun1ty
buyer<; can·1 afford to m1'>':·
Grey<;tonc Horne-.· Dream Home Gift
Package' include the following: (All g1f1
packagl"., ;ind dollar amount' may 'Jry
ba~d upon produt:t and plan)
• Statc-1>l-thc-A11 Apphani:c' -indude~ a
new W<hher and dl)cr. \PUCl"-,a-.ing
cofTec maker and lJO opener ... acuum
cleaner. 1111\Cr. d"hc ... gla,.,'t,. poh and
pan\.
• Cuslom Wind1 •\.\ TrcalrnenJ' -offer'
buyers a chu1.:e ol cu..,tom wood -.huttt:r ...
woodbltnd,. ven1cal\. balloon valance<..
Roman <,hadc,. \1lhouellc'> and '1gnctte\.
• Upgrade 1-looring and Counlf!nop' -
· include' upgraded cal'Jl'!l. l·cratnic tile.
wood. marble, granite and llmc<.tone m
addition to a choice of countertop' \Uch a'
upgraded ccr:imll 11Je. Conan. marhle or
granite
• Reduced Monthly Payn11:11t' · Grcy.,tonc
Home~ help~ homebuycr' afford their new
home by paying points on the inrcre<,t rate
Lbs Cabos
Continued from PAGE 1 /,
shopping centers. a~nt compl~e1>.
office buildings and l~·projects .• l(f
"Villas del Mar presents us wit~ ~·"
exciting opponunity to cont inue our '
building program of world-class
residential properties at premier resort
Jocations ... Hatfield said. "Now that
Continental Aitlines is flying directly
from Houston to Los Cabos. tbc enti re
councry will now have ea y acces to
Palmilla, the ideal ruiden1jaJ resort
community to own a vac&tion re idence
on the beach with its own championship
JOlf course ...
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Ventono home ot Tustin Ranch. Ventono's collection of beautiful townhomes inclu~s five P,lons.
for the fi rst two years of home ownership.
Already included with every home at
Vcntana arc cui,,tom-quality amenities such
a' interior laundry rooms. central air
cond111oning. '>paciou linen closets. Price
Plhrer toilet\ and faucets. wood-burning
fireplace' with gla\). doors and gas log
hghrcr. o"erhcad fire 'prinkler'> and
rn\t<lnHextun.:d ceilings throughout each
home. The k11chen·s General Electric
appliance package includes a white-on-
wh11e electric. c;elf-dcaning oven and gas
cooktop. a microwave and a Potscrubbcr
dl\hwa.,her.
The beauty and out<;landing comtruc11on
qual11y of Vcntana·r. mtcriori. ii. evidenced
by ccramtc-ule or wood-floor cntnes.
qual11y wall-to-wall carpeting in ma1or
living area\. vaulted ceilings. CU\lom-
qualiry light fi'\turcs and prewinng for
cable Early-California concrete ttle roof,,
'olid bi rch front door~. electronic garage
door opencl"i. and backyards or luxunou1>
patio' or deck' are among the exterior
In phase two of Villas del Mar.
Hatfield will build I I units. ranging in
from 2.450 to 3.000 square feet. starting at
$650.000. Hatfield is planning to enhance
phase two with several changes to
floorplans. including special custom option
packages. Plans also include a large private
pool area excJu ively for Villas dcl Mar
residents. •
The 900-acre Po.lmilla residential reson
communit:r is on the Sea of Cortcz"in Los •
Cabo . Baja Caltfomia Sur. and feature a
championship 18-holc Jack Nicklaus
Signature gblf Cou~.
features of each residence.
Ventana residents have access ro a
recrearion faciliry complere with a park. a
spark.ling pool and spa. a tot lot. barbecue
facililies and a lighted 1ennis coun. In
addition. the Vcntana homeowner!-
association maintainl> ltlc landscuping.
greenbelt walkway'> and all common area'>
of the community.
The growing community of Tu!.ttn ~anch h~ many amenjlie'>. including the
planned Tustin Sports Complex. which
will offer 20 acres of soflball field. tenni.,
couns. c;occer field'>. a playground and a
picnic area. In addition, a new elementary
M:hool. exclusively serving the Tustin
Ranch area, is ~hedulcd 10 open in fall of
1995.
Ventana's collection of beautiful
townhome'> include<. the following:
• Plan A 1s a I .046-c;quare-foot. ingle-
.-story carnage home with two spacious
bedrooms. 1wo baths. a large living room
and dining room with a fireplace, a fully-
amenitiled kitchen with a breakfast bar,
two deck • a convenient interior laundry
room. and a twe><ar garage.
• Plan B has IA 11 square feet and is a
two-story townhome featuring a master
bedroom with a pri vate bath. a second
bedroom with it own bath. a first-floor
powder room. a living room with access to
a private patio, a pacious family room. a
dining room, a kitchen open to !he rear
yard. an interior laundry room and a
direct-access, two-car altached garage.
• Plan C is a 1,490-squ~-foot, one-story
home. It has two bedrooms with a den
(which can be converted to a third
bedroom). two baths. a Jiving room with a
fireplace, n fully-featured kitchen, an
interior laundry room. direct access to a
tuck-under two-car attached garage and a
large. fully-<:overed deck. Thie; townhome
is nmong the largest two-bedroom
attached ho me in ltle area and provides
privacy and ll !>ecurc-feeljng upstaiN
environment.
• Plan D. a two-story. 1.498-square-fool
comer townhome. hll5 three bedroomc;.
two and one-half baltls. a living room with
a fi replace. a r.eparate dining room with
direct acce:.~ 10 the rear yard. a gourmet-
style kitchen with a breakfast bar, an
interior laundry room. and direct acce:.., to
a two-car attached gar.age. The large
kitchen offers access from the entry of the
h6me and also conveniently leads to the
dining room. which features direct accc~-.
to the rear yard. The master bedroom's
bath hru. an over-sized walk-in wardrobe
closet.
• Phin E ha\ J. 7 34 square feet wirh a
"' master suite. a second bedroom with ilc;
own baltl, and a den or office on ltle fi rst
level, which can be converted to a third
bedroom. It offers three baths. a living
room and' dining room. a famHy room
with a fireplace, a kitchen with a
greenhouse window and a breakfast bar.
an interior laundry room and a two-car.
dircct-acces garage. The master uite'
bath provides an over-sized dressing area.
a separate aarden tub and tile shower and
a twin-sink vanity.
To reach the Ventana sales office. exit
the Santa Ana (.S) freeway at Tu tin Ranch
Road ana head north. Right at Greenway.
Ventana will be on the left. Sales office i'I
open Monday: noon to S p.m. and
Tuesday -Sunday, to a.m. -.S p.m. Can
(714) 832-1889.
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NOT.A 1YPICAL 3 BDRM. 2 BATH. This tri -lcvcl has been recently expand-
ed With a BRILLIANT MASTER STE. Rich oak floor .... o~n beamed ceilings.
newer country French kitchen. privat~ rear yard w/l.irgc deck grc;1t for enter-
taining. AND LOTS OF ROSES!!
JUST REDUCED:.... $.i&e ,aao $510,000
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Reduced $1,389,000
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Totally rebuit 4,500 sq ft home with 4
bedrooms, 4.5 baths, new kitchen
and baths, pool, 2 master suites, one
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Reduced $795,000
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Magnificent 6,000 square foot custom
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Reduced $1,650,000
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Brand new custom with ocean and city
lights views. Ready for occupancy
NOW! Call for further informatien:
OCEAN RIDGE · NEW LISTING
NEWPORT COAST PRIME LOT·PELICAN POINT
ONE STORY 4,000 square feet, O t 11 ·11 d f 4BA, 4.5BA. Ready for summer wner mus se -w1 tra e. or luxury borne or condo in Newport Beach or occupancy. · Corona Del Mar.
Call for Information $1,075,000
~-u of Merch 2, 1995 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30-year fixed 30. Year adjustable
INTEREST 'JI. POINTS LOCK· INTEREST "' POM"s MAX. MARGIN ADJ.
TYPE PHONE RATE OWN !""l IN A.P.R. RATE OWN !"-l A.P.R. LOAN l"'l INDEX FREQ.
Abacus Fin&0C1al Grp. A (714) 375-6666 8.375% 5 1.500 15 8.577 5.450% 20 \.500 7.169 600,000 2.250 110 1M -----American Home Loans A (71 4) 955-3633 8.375% 10 2.000 15 8.632 4.575% 20 0.500 7.434 650,000 2.625 110 1M ---Bank of America B (8001424-2632 8.375% 10 2.125 45 8.646 6.375% 10 1 000 9.159 203.150 2.625 HS 6M ------Bank of California B (714) 252-3367 8.625% 10 1.250 30 8.802 6.500% 20 1.250 9.155 500,000 2.750 HS 1Y ----------California Federal Bank s (800) 225· 7 8.625% 20 1.500 45 8.830 4.500% 20 1.000 7.360 203,150 2.500 110 lM -------------Chase Manhattan B (714) 263~100 8.650% 20 2.000 30 8.912 5.750% 25 2.000 8.991 1,000,000 2.625 6TB 6M ----------------Coast Federal Bank s (800) 300-5626 -8.650% 20 2.000 0 8.912 4.575% 20 0.500 7.434 650,000 2.625 110 1M --------- --COl.Wltrywide Funding K (800)8~6 8.375% 5 1.375 45 8.563 4.750% 20 0.000 7.509 203, 150 2.750 110 1M -------CUB Funding K (800) 500-0282 8.500% 5 1.375 45 8.689 4.950% 20 1.500 7.415 350,000 2.500 110 1M -------------Oetrlc* Mortgage Group R (714) 759-9692 8.250% 10 2.000 12 8.506 4.500% 20 2.000 7.212 600,000 2.250 110 1M ----Downey SaVings s (800) 336-9639 8.500% 20 1.625 45 8.717 4.750% 25 1.000 7.362 600,000 2.500 110 1M ----Fidelity Federal Bank s (800) 232-2309 8.500% ~ 2.000 10 8.759 7.375% 10 1.625 7.4SS 203,150 2.500 110 6M
First Interstate Bank 8 (800) 560-5001 8.625% 20 2.375 30 8.929 5.125% 20 2.375 7.n5 203,150 2.875 110 6M ----First Nationwide Mtg~ K (800) a.3-2265 8.375% 20 1.875 30 8.618 4.250% 20 1.250 7.259 203, 150 2.375 110 1M
Fleet Mortgage K (800) 700-5650 8.500% 5 1.500 ~ 8.703 4.875% 10 1.500 9.045 300,000 2.750 L1M 1M ----Glendale Federal Bank s (800) 560-9000 8.625% '-5 1.250 45 8.802 6.500% 20 1.000 7.703 ,150 2.875 110 6M
Home Savings s (800) 975-5051 8.500% 10 1.500 30 8.703 5.950% 20 1.000 7.323 500,000 2.450 110 1M
Irvine National,Mtg. R (714) 857-79n 8.375% 10 1.500 15 8.5n 4.950% 20 1.875 . 7.A54 500,000 2.500 110 1M
Newpott Fsnencial K (800) 808·5626 8.375% 10 1.500 15 8.5n 3.600% 20 1250 7.728 500,000 2.850 110 1M
Oce.rwtew Financial R (800) 266-055~ 8.500% 10 1250 60 8.675 6.250% 10 1250 9.127 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y
SotANend FNndal K (800) 572·5626 8.500% 5 1.500 21 8.703 5.450% 20 1.000 7.868 203,150 3.000 110 1M
~ l)nio,,a.. B (800) •53-1288 8.625% 20 2.000 60 8.886 6.()()()% 20 1.000 7.558 203,150 2.750 110 6M
W• Fargo Bank B (800) 225-5932 8.625% 20 1.500 60 '8.830 6.125% 20 1.500 9.131 203,150 2.750 6CO 6M
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JI 1hc J''ociation office. The course will be
tJugh1 by California Associatio~
Realtor.' attorney Debbie Ferrier. author of
1he c:our.c.
Indepe ndent concractors won't want to
m1" 1h1' seminar which wilJ include such
1op1c:' a\ professional expenses, legal
npcn'c~. insurance premiums, retirement
plarh. bu!.iness use of the home and
auromobile. travel. entenainment. meal and
grfl ex penses. ·
Cmt i~ $20 for rcaltors and $45 for non-
reahur-.. The course is DRE Approved
( Spon~or #0001) with three hours of
l"lln..,umer service credits for Department of
Real Estate License renewal.
Payment can be made over the phone
IVl\a or Mastercard) (714) 722-2300; or
'end check payable to Newport-Mesa
Awiciauon of Realtors. 401 N. Newport
Bhd. Newport Beach 92663.
Coldwell Bonker Previews Certification
Course
Marketing exceptional properties since
1933. Orange County Coldwdl Banker
'ale!> associates recently participated in a .
Preview Property Spcciali t CCrtification
Cour<;e.
Led by nationally known real estate
~pcaker Laurie Moore, the one-day training
session included video. sianage and
marketina tools, specifically designed for
exclusive properties.
Properties of exceptional quality and
style. priced $750,000 °'more in Southern
California, qualify for the Previews
program.
Previews properties receive marketing
• 1n.~.
suppon tailored to provide ~xpmurc to
qualified purcha~er'>. whi ch indude:. a
listing with the Prcv1cwo, Propeny
International Regi•.try. along with
specialiLcd promotional h1erature and
advcrti.,ing.
To receive the dc,1gnat1on. Preview'
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complete the cen1fi cat1on cour<.1.: and mce1
established pcrfonnance 1..ntcna and o,ale\
experience requirement-..
The Preview' Program hao, been ·
marketing e'\c:cptidnal propertie' \JOCC
1933. Through a heritage of inno .. at1on.
reM>urces and e'\pertl'>e. Coldwell Banker
hao; become the preeminent 'pcc1ah-.1 in
luxury real l!!ltate
Coldwell Banker ha'> more than 2.400
Coldwell Banker re~ident1al real c,tatc
offices with more than 54.000 \alco,
as!.ociate' and employee-. in North Amcnca.
Co ta Me!>a-ba\ed Ramser Companies
has named David H,_park vice pre1,ident.
Clark will be re\pon'>lblc for the
management and di1>po..,it1on of asset!.
rece ntly acquired from the Re,oluuon Tru'>t
Corp. Prior to joining Ram'>cr. Clark wao,
vice presiden t and senior marketing
consultant for Grubb & Elh,' indu,tnal
property divi..,.on.
"As we conunue to grow. 11 "crucial that
we have the re ources and team membe rs
neces ary for succe s:· o;111d Scott Ramser.
principal with Ram'>er Companie., "Oave'i.
comprehensive knowledge of the real estate
industry --especially hi!> experience in the ,
Orange County an.d neighboring market
places -· makes him a definite a~1;ct to our
firm.
"Not only does he have a fundamental
understanding of the needs of our company
and of our clients. he has the drive.
professionalism and ability to ensure we
exceed those expectntions. ··
E.stablisbed in 1986. Ramser Companies
is a full-service real e late firm specialiting
in commercial. industrial, retail and ~
residential management and development.
Rtal Eslalt Buy Unts ls a wttkly
colutnn dtdlcakd to local rtal tstalt news.
Wt tncourogt you to 1tnd your /talurtd
iunu, sucla as: promotions, ntw or rtltirts,
awards, comMMnilJ lnvolvtmtnl
promotions, n1w projects, and~"' ollatr
ntwl wlaich ut,s our rtJUltn 1nfonrud to:
Joyct &lurtr, Rtal Estalt Buy lints,
DoilJ PiJol, 330 W. Ba1 SL, Costa Mtsa,
CA 92627, or you can fax 1our pnss
nkas1 to Joye• al 714-650-4802. StlU( a
pltoto (block & wltJU, if po11ibk) willt
COlllP'l"Y ~ and Ptnon on l>ad and
,,,.,Utl Buy Ulres). DttullUle: Sp.A,
1'utstlaJ.
Although These Seasl~e Homes
Are Only Blocks from
The Beach, You'll Probobly Need
A New Set Of Wheels.
Umlted edltton gated.
detached homes In Hunttngton Beach.
Priced from the mid $200,000's.
For more Information
call (310) 408-2776
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HARBOR VIEW HILLS
35 SURFVIEW LANE
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
Exceptionally large privat.e corner
lot w/bay and city lights view.
Light and bright w/hardwood
floors. newer !<It.Chen. Anderson
windows. 4 Bdr"ms 2 Baths 3 car
garage. New roof. Walk to
school. shopping. Greenbelt at
end of street. [ow assoc fees.
Priced ~~~~)' 760-3.1~~99 ,cro
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Live in the magic of China Covel -2BR. Duplex on 45' wide lot w/stoiybook
1 BA bungalow. Bay vitw NOW yardll A classic Corona dd Mar charmer-
from roofdttk, or build your dream home I 2BR. 1 BA+ den in front PLUS 1 BD.
1 BA $750/mo rear rental.
Contemporary Elegance
1899,000
City light view, 6 bedrooms,
4 baths, wine cellar, 1 /2 acre
Custom built ¥iew property
located on Lemon Heights cul-de-
sac. Tri level home w/over 4800
Sf?. ft. of living on over 111 acre.
Gourmet ~itchen, family room,
living room & dinmg room,
, music/library room, & extensive
use of French doors.
Moster suite w/view balco-
ny, large walk-in closet, billiard
room, second family room &
exercise room on third level.
Proftssiona/Jy landscaped
grounds, covered patio, built-in
BBQ, cabana, spa w/roclc cos-
' code to pool. J/JfJ1 l
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·JIM It PA~1 .. 1-+ McDONALD
McDONllD.CDM HOMG ,..71t-tl71
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<fi/Jlf ish to pu~chase,
Ot'\ lease optioh o..-
+..-ade1 o~ Lido1 Balboa
o..-Pet'lins"'la Point.
P..-ice ..-at'\9e $5951 000
to $7251000. SFR o..-
d"'plex acceptable.
M"'st have at least
pa..-tial ocean view.
Send FAX to:
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Ba~boa Island's Best Buys!
NOW $419~000
23• ae411a.-Drive
NE1t'POllT BEACH
Pre1t>1tlf>d By: Bob Angell
642-3033
Co/,. of Nf"ICport-Coronn d.-1 .Uflr
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Offered at SJ,625,0QO
lmmanal.111..· & t·harming ~&I jli.1
\V/\ tl'W from ma::-.lcr BR plu" J lg bonu ... rm w Wl't h.1r \X'l.'lf tk,1gnl·d
floor plan w/formal <lanmg rm.
living rm w/fircpbcc ..and Frl'nlh
dour.. ll'ading 10 the front pJllo A Truly MagntflcenJ Home ~ Call for an appolnt.tnent ClJ Lora and Marly$
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HARBOR RIDGE OPEN HOUSE
-Most Dromcatic Remod•I In
th• CNst at Harb• Rldg• -
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• 4 bedroom. J . 5 both
•Moster suite on each floor
• Family room plus library
• Marble flooring
•New off-white carpet
thru-out
• European style staircase
treatment
• All walls retextured &
corners bullnosed
• Reduced $40,000
$715r000
OPEN HOUSE 1-S SUNDAY
19 COVDlllY, NIWJOIT RACH
Judy Kolar
(714) 640-1212
K-lnvestment Co.
416 Acacia ... Open Sun J-5
Lovely 3 bedroom. 3.5 bath home
in one of Corona dcl Mar's best
areas. South of highway. top of the
line materials, workmanship &
good taste. This is a must see
proeerty! Jqck Chesbirt Broiler Associate
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BIG CANYON VIUAS ·
413 BAYHILL
Newer Italian Villa extensively
upgraded on the 16th Fairway!
78 home community.
REDUCED TO $469,000
Olften from $419,000
. NO M1U.O ltOOS
Coll MEUNOA MUON
759-7700
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BELCOURT ONE STORY
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0 ' CORNER LOCATION
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(Vacant -lnwnedlat• poacalon)
HUGE Master Suite wtth edjllCent
,1tt1ng room and &r..,a.c.
D Plan, Apprcnl. 4400 Sq.Ft.
3 Br. 3-1/2 Ba.
ASSUMABLE FINANCING
OWNER Will. CARRY
16 aM11IMI coon
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• 14 'X24. Underground Wine eels,
• tuts 10, holds 150 cate1 of wine • • 2BDRM & DEN, 2 BAllfS
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Community Pool and T .....
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19 Coventry 4BR Sun. 1-5
K-lnvestment/Judy Kolar
640-1212
2 Drake Bay Dr. 5BR Sun. 1-5
Metro Realty/Keith Dudley
729-1651
2525 Ocean Blvd. #A-2. 2BR Sun. 1-5
Unique Homes By T~e Sea/Jim
729-5308
41 6 Acacia 3BR Sun. 1-5
Grubb & Ellis/Jack
644-6200
707-707'/, Heliotrope. 3BR Sat/Sun. 12-5
M cDonald CdM Hms/Jim & Patty
759-9070
707-707'/, Heliotrope. 3BR
McDonald CdM Hms/Jim & Patty
Sat/Sun. 12-5
759-9070
NEWPORT BEACH
16 Chath am. 3BR
Wesley N. Taylor Co
644-4910
2300 Redlands 3BR
Cole Of Newport/Bob Angell
642-3033
5 Maritime Dr.
Wesley N. Taylor Co.
644-4910
2BR
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
BALBOA ISLAND
$735,000 126Apolena
Beachtime Realty
4/28R Sun 1-5 $649,000
, 673-6511
$1 ,095,000 1710 Parle Ave.
Beachtime Realty
28R Sun 1-4 $375,000
673-6511
$535,000 220Apalone
Beachtime Realty
Dpl x Sun 1-4 ,, $599,000
673-6511
$799,500
$449,000
$1450/mo
$995,000
$419,000 D
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It Is easy to forget the details of a prospective new home, espedally after VieWl.ng several in one day.
For your convenience, here is a checklist to note all the important information.
Prke:--.--.Adclress: ...... _ ........ w ••••••• Clty: .................... Major Cross Streets: ....... -....................... .
Subdivlslon:-........................ Model: .................... Square footage· Lot size· Age· One Tw-" -.. els· 0 -"rooms· . .Baths· ••••••••••••••••••• . ••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• • lJt L.Jit'T ••••••DaJ ••••••••-•• •••••...,•••••••·•·••
MMter ~ath Features: ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ ..
Family Room: •.••••••.•••••••... .Separate Dining Room: .............. Bonus Rooin/Loft: .............. Kitcben Appllances: .......... Pantry/Nook/8°ar: .................................... Wetbar: ....... .
-Storap: .... -... -:···-·.Slcyligbts: .......... Flreplaces: ................ Cathedral Celllng.s : ..................... I~lde/Outslde Laundry Room (gas/electriclbookups): .................. .
AJr CondltlonJn~urity System: ........................ Garage: Attached: ....... Slze: ....... .Storage: ............ Garage Door Opener: ................ Fenced Yard: ............. ..
PoollSpa: ........... ..Sprinlc.Jers: Front/Back/Autopiatlc ..................................... Patio: .................... Exterior: House Color: ................... CondltJon: ............................ .
St~ Upting: ........................ Vlew: ................... Corner Lot: ....... Cul·de·Sac: .......... lmprovements: Palnt: ...................... Carpet: ................................................ .
Tiie:.-. ...... -.;;. ............................. Window Coverings: ................................ Appliances: ................................ Roor : ................................ Fence: .......................... ..
Landscaplna: .................................. Other: .......................................................................................................... ..
Schools: ~mentary ....................... Junior Hlgh: ............................. Hlgh School: ...................... :
Flnandal Information: Term.'i: ............... lTO: ............... l)'pe: .............. ZTD: ................ l)pe: ....................... AdditJonal Financial Information: ................................... ~ ................ . ~ .
Homeowner Association: ............................. Dues:S .............. l\laintenance Company: .................... .-........... Real Estate Agent/Company: ................................................. ..
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P~: ................ Address: .......................... Clty: .................... Major CroS!> Streelll: ................................ .
Subdivtsion: ............................ Model: ................... .Square Footage: .................. Lot slze: .............. Age: ........... One·Two/Le".els: ..... Bedrooms: ............ Batbs: ............... . . .
Master Bedroom/Bath Features: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .
Family Room: ................... .Separate Dining Room: .............. Bonus Room/l,oft: .............. Kitchen Appllances: .......... Pantry/Nook/Bar: .................................... Wetbar: ...... :.
Ston.ge: ... -.................. .Skyligbts: .......... Fireplaces: ................ Cathedral Ceilings: ..................... Inside/Outside Laundry Room (gas/electric/hookups): .................. .
Air Condltlonlng/Security System: ........................ Garage: Attached : ....... Size: ........ Storage: ............ Garage Door Opener: ................ Fenced Yard: .............. .
Poo&ISpa: ..... __ . .Sprinklers: Front/Back/Automatlc ..................................... Patlo: .................... Exterior: House Color: ................... Condltion: ............................ .
Street lJ&htlng: ............. ~ .......... View: ................... Corner Lot: ....... Cul·de-Sac: .......... Improvements: Palnt: ...................... Carpet: ................................................ .
Tiie:·--·----...................... Window Co,·ering.-.: ................................ Appliances: ................................ Roof: ................................ Fence: ........................... .
Landscaping: .......... _ ...................... Other: ........................................................................................................... .
Schools: ~ntary ....................... Junjor High: ............................. lligh School: ...................... .
Flnanclal laformation: Terms: ............... ITD: ............... l)pe: .............. 2TD: ................ 1)'pe: ....................... Addltlonal Financial lnfonnatJ<>n: .................................................... . .
HOIMOWMr Association: ............. _ ............ Dues:S .............. Malntenance Company: .................................. Real Estate Agent/Company: .................................................. .
'~: ............. :.Address: .......................... Clty: .................... Major C~ Streets: ............................... ..
Subdlvlslon: ............................ Model: .......... , ......... Squore Footage: .................. Lot slze: .............. Age: •.......... One-Two/Levels: .•... Bedrooms: ............ Batbs: ............... .
Master Bedroon:i/Batb Features: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... . ,, • Family Room: ................... .Separate Dining Room: .............. Bonus Room/Lon: .............. Kitchen Appllances: .......... Pantry/Nook/Bar: .................... -............ _ Wetbar: ....... .
Storqe: ....................... .skyllgbts: .......... Flttplaces: ................ Cathedral Ceilings : ..................... Inside/Outside Laundry Room (gas/electric/hookups): ................. ..
Air Coadldonlna/S«Urfty System: .............. '. ......... Garage: Attached: ...... .Stze: .. --.Storage: ............ Garage Door Opener: ................ Feoced Yard: ....... _ ... _ .
Pool/Spa:--.Sprlnlders: Front/Back/Automatlc .................................... .PaUo: ...... -............ Exterior: HOU9e Color: ............ -.... Condltlon:-------··-··
St--1 ~. view· Comer Lot: .•. -.Cul-de-Sac: .......... improvements: Palnt: .. -... -.--Carpet: .......... ....: .......... ---···--· ·~ .,........... .. __. .......... _. ···;· .. ········••··· -
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c.~. -=----• ... ..., Junior HJ .. h: ............................. Hip School: ................ -.. .. ..,~ ...... -. ~.-..3-···--..-..-.···-· ....
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COUEGE PARK BEAUTY $229,900
3BR, 2BA. over 1800 sq. ft. Laroe lam rm. country
kitchen, new carpet, uPQraded baths. New!Y painted
Lg corner lot, poss RV access. val!rted ceilings ·-PUii. Cll _..,.
ONE FOR THE FAMILY $253,000
Delightful 58R home with sep fam rm, fenced pool
& RV access Oversized corner lot, on cul-de-sac
Close to kindergarten-college, shop & park. (24COL)
PAJnaHB
RARELY ON MARtCm $289,900
4BR. 28A, single story in Mesa Verdel Spacious lot
in quiet comer. Gated side w/RV pad. Excellent
condition -move·ln ready!
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COUNTRV CLUB UFE $149,870
2 sty, 28R 1.58A townhome near Los Covotes Country Club. Dif!I~, fam rm. lireplace,2-car aft. RV parki!lQ, comm Jll.IUIS & spas! Gall now befort it goes• ·~u. . ..-Y:lll l
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ULTIMATE IN WXURY $314,000
4BR. 38A (1 BR +BA down) fam rm with 1st of 4
fireplaces. Lg bonus rm,lllaster BR with p~vate sun
decit Private RV partcinO. (11 DEB)
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NEWPORT BEACH FOR ONLY $145.937
FHANA -Quiet 2BR. 2.58A Newport condo. Close to bike trail/beach. Lots of open space. Condo has
been UPOraded with special touches! (10MOO) ·-
BACK BAY VIUAGE $199,000 ·LIGHT, BRIGHT, AIRY $165,700
38R. 2.58A Cape Cod townhome. 2-car gar, only 8 3BR. 2.5BA Shows beautlfully with 7 months new yr old, marble frptc, recessed lighting, plantation carpet and a spacious floorplan faces onto a quiet
shutters. Berber carpet. white tile floo<s. (258AC) side street with lots of parking Call now! (11AME)
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*** COSTA MESA'S TOP SELLING OFFICE ***
OW. OF 1HE DECADE $11 S,000
3 lrg rms. 2BA. hghl & bnghl upSta1rs unrt fuM Sile laundry 2·w
garage, gounnet kitchen (12JOS)
11'$ NOW OR NEVEi!!! $125,000
T• advantage of cunent market wllh this 3BR 2BA cube. au
rdmhed rtllMl!d and rucfy tor you• You snooze you lose'
(316E)
CHAIMING TUDOR STYU HOME $1'8,000 Noltll Santa AN location 3BR. fom\M dloing French doors &
Wl1dows, brtakfast room. new root 2-ar gar & new texture paint
(15W~)
MOST DESIRA8LE $155,000
Slunnilg 38R 2 58A townhomt. fresh pa.it & nu carpet• <Mrt
ai. 2-car Ill, lfldoor laundry' Pools clubhouses. tenrns courts
....-& more• (62SHA) '
PG PR01A1E PROPERTYlll $16', 900
38A, IBA balgul •added MIO area-huge lol -mce lamttf nelflbOlhood. Brin9 your ~t brush and save mega.butts Cal
·"~ 2FOi1HE PRta OF ONE $179,000
Adorable 1 BR • 1 BR w/Jenlal Fresh~ pa1111ed 1n & out Hew
carpet, Frendl door & garden fMdow Each has 11s own kg yatd,
new landsQpe & wllHe pitkel fence• (20POM)
ASU.tUU 3IR $179,900
Gfeat sllaj)e 38R. 1 758A. newer cpl & paint custom Ille and
appled lulchen. manicured OfOUncls and more Caft now!
(13WU.)
AISOWTElY BEAUTIFUL $179. 900
Ead .. wllxlended patio, cent • Ind! lndiy 38R 2 5BA. ,,.._ 2-car llt p l Ouiet locabon Comm pools & spa.s &
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l1EM Of INTEl£ST. •• $187, 900
48R. 28A loclled Oii an R·2 lot. Cul-de·sac w/plen1y ol partllQ,
Alf. • ._ ~ & dun Doul* pane windows SSUXI satdtfe
disll WICll (21 MIN)
LET'S MAKE A DEA1 $1ti,000
6i111t SIR tor l#ldef '200.000! Incredible value only 1 5 mies -....... root. paint. gar door remodeled llilchen & baths.
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SIMPlY CHARMING $189,000
~ SIOI) with 38R 28A, liv rm and 18R ~ ffesll ...
spm&s front & rear. Gate surrounds home. inside laundry. 2·
ta1 gar (SSSEN)
STEAL THIS DREAM $199,000
4BR. 1.75BA. i.iot loft. warm & fnenct/ area. Quality bulder &
pnced lo sd!! Too many Ul)Ol'ides to mdon :. Cd today•
(1600R)
CHECK THIS OUTI $199,900
JBR. 2,58A, 2·s1ory Countiy Club Villa. Glut location. Vf//f# of
pool & grOIMlds Sec -°""* ... cany 151 (303Cl)
R·K ZONING -1WO HOMES OH A lOll $202, 900 uroe lat, 11 200, zoned R-K -( rlSldeoWI ken~. Two homes Oii one lot Localed In Ofqe Coilnty nur wport. Plbd to sel Cal IOdaY! (160RC)
WHAT A Vl£Wt $2(M,000
DRASTlr.Al.LY REDUCED' -Dramatic home petChed on Ille bluffs IOI a ¥itw of the canyon. Widemess PaB & cfty li;llsl ~
custom executive home w/28R & 2 58A. Vaulted cellngs. (10SEA)
CURI APPW Pl.US $2'W,900
Southwest flair corn« tot with RV ac:ce:ss. manicured from & rear
yaid, watertal fishpond, quiet sllbng area. 38R. 2BA. (27LOW)
IRfTlANY WOOD$ $205,000
3BR, 2.58A with ltlached gar, firepQc:e in IMng rm, large llllSler BR~ 111 clreW1o aru Assoc pool, spa & tennis court
(30CAM)
STEAL THIS DREAM -$206,000
IMfslzed klxuly 48R, 2.58A Newport RMela loWnllomcl C4lstom
MrY(hlllol Ftesh pant, nu carpets, n oak stairs. French doors.
comm pools & spas. (24NAR)
8EA1 THUANK $207,000
Foreclosure looms! 48R, r.an be 58R. Mahoply lloors. new roof,
brkll entry, remodeled kit and batlls, huge INSW was 2BR
Shows greal, ope11 ~. (31KER)
INVEST NOWI $209,987
Ooni wart! 2 sklgle lamiy homes tor Ille pnce of one! 28R & 1 BA. each prMta lal#ldries & sepatJtt )'ildsll Great rllllals Ol M 11
one! Cd today! (19POM)
lWO MMS tJll $21'-900
Best location in !amity tract. 48R, 2 7S8A. lam room dining room,
2.gr gar. llOl1ll ~ Mesa CliJse to schools. shopprng & lw/S
(14SHA)
9IG HOOSt ... LOW PRICttn $219,900
Spaao&is floorpliri lot tamly ~! 48R 28A has
remodded kitchen. new root lg garage with RV door Great buy!
IUTy! (22WAK)
BACK IAY V1EW $22Ai 900
38ft. 2.SllA ~ lloasls -tile llo«s, Frencll doors. Vl8W from expanded mslr BR whlrium sitting area. Lo patio wlraised
wood d«.t End d of small complex. (241RV)
TRUE SHOWCASE $225,000
Location & view alone W0!1h tile ISijnQ price! Dramatic tri-IMI
boldemg Wildtmes$ M leisuft waJb & Ql1YOll views! 38R.
2BA. (20MEA)
MS IEAUJY'$ GOTTA GO! $225,000
This lalge 38R home has a Ol'tlt localioll with new carPll,
wwldotls and cenlral • eo11dilio11ing. MM in now ... It's rtactt!
(320RE)
SEAICff NO MOE $~.000 ~ wadld 38R. 28A + lormal lilg rm, 1111 rf, nu kith
appl, newer copper ,Plllmll. nu gar door. nu drMwayl Textured
wals & ~ dns & morel (24COL)
BEACH UFE $229,000
OfJSticaly Reduced! -Great loaboo, only steps to the bead! Of
bay This condo IS ready lo mM ill. has 2BR, 28A 2~ paQe.
Associalion only $4&/monlh (11 WBA)
IN A lOVElY ~ $229,500
Pride of ownersllip, wet landscaped COf'* lot w/RV access. 48R.
1.758A. expanded family room orut lot~ (85SON)
TAUC ABOUT PERFECTll $23UOQ
Warm. COOiiy home~ beam ttlngs 38lt 2 lit BA. UWided and muttllshed lhroughoul, tile entry, oall door. central
If. pool & SP1 (33WYO)
CHAINNG MESA VERDE HOME $239,000
Wondettul -~ insidl tract locatlon, 38R 28A, 2
frplces, private rear yard. This WOlll liM!! (30CEY)
LARGE SlNGlE fAMILY HOME $285,000
This home has 48R. 38A & 3 teplaces, lg lalll rm 111111 wet bar,
foonalltep11own LR. sunten tub In ms1r 'bath, Cornl!J pool & spe
Must see! (11DAN)
MESA VEIDE INHY lOOf' $289,000 48R. 28A, Mr 20 sq. l ot11 IMl. lot 1S 10,IOO sq. l New
plush wpet, fresh paint l)lrk1b ~ iUry OA ll1's $Ol"1I
after home! (11TAH)
FOO.OW YOUR HEART $219,917
Reduced! Gor(llOllS ocean vn heme! In fMt1 gated
COIMUlily! -.rd wmlAo yard wilti bllbblilg .i $tllcCIUS
38R (2 mstrs) 38A. (18HAH)
EXECUTM -SHADOW RUN . $299,000
Grlll !lib tor Ills lg lormal hoolt will Mt 3CDhq. l 1BR
down and 48R up, 2-Qf gar, spa for 3 Comm pool & spa.
(111«>R)
NEWPOlr IEAat PENINSUl.A $329,000 DllPltt OWlllf IS lllO'Ang out of 51*. 38R, 28A, 2-ar pagt-181\. 1 BA-balll llOils an cleaR. 2 flotlses lo .. kl! or bay
(118Al.)
STARr YOUR OWN 1USN$$ . $425,000
Perfect locllion ~ 4 unit IMlldng Oii iiie Nlwpolt ~ 2 ris ~ 2 units residtnllall All clel tqllipmlnt
negotlal)lel Cal today! (40EBA)
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COUEG.E PARK BEAUTY ' $229,900
3BR, 2BA. over 1800 sq. ft. Large lam rm, country
kitchen, new carpet, upgraded baths Newly painted
lg comer lot. poss RV access. vaulted ceilings.
m7 IU PlMf.. Cll -_,.
ONE FOQ THE FAMILY $253,000
Oellohlful 58R home with sep tam rm. fenced pool
& R\I access. Oversized comer lot, on cul·de·sac.
Close to kinlklroarten·colleoe. shop & park. (24COL) .. ~
RARELY OH MARKET1 $289,900
4BR. 2BA. single story In Mesa Verde! Spacious lot
In quiet corner. Gated side w/RV pad. Excellent
condition -move-In ready! 111c--.a1 •mo
COUNlW cwa UFE • $1,9,870
2 sty. 28$1 1 SBA townhomt near Los Covotes Country Club. Dining, tam rm, fire_place,2·car aft. RV parking, romm poo1s & spas! call now before it r ' ~l.P. _,Ill 2
ULTIMATE IN LUXURY $31,,000
4BR. 3BA (1BR +BA down) tam rm with 1st of 4
fireplaces. Lo bonus rm, master BR with private sun deck. Private RV parking. (11 DEB)
ll.IAmYT
NEWPORT BEACH FOR ONLY $1'5,937
FHAIVA-Quiet 2BR, 2.SBA Newport condo. Close
to bike trail/beach. lots of open space. Condo has
been upgraded with special touches! (10MOO) ••••
BACK IAY VILLAGE $199,000 • UGHT, BRIGHT, AIRY $165,700
3BR. 2.58A Caoe Cod townhome. 2-car oar. only 8 3BR. 2 SBA. Shows beautifully with 7 months new
yr old, marble frplc, recessed lighting, plantation carpet and a spacious floorplan. faces onto a quiet
shutters. Berber carpet, white tile floors. (25BAC) side street with lots ot parking. Call now! (11AME)
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*** COSTA MESA'S TOP SELLING OFFICE ***
~OfTHEDECAOE $11S,OOO
3 Ir; rms, 28A. llOlll & boglrt uPSt11rs unit lul sae laundfy. 2-car oar.. ooormet kitchen. (12JOSJ
fl'S NOW OR NMRll $125,000
Tab adYanlage ol curnnt ma1kel with lhlS 38R. 28A Cllbe, al
refreshed. renovated and ready for you! You snooie .. you tose•
,(316E)
CHARMING TUDOR STYLE HOME $1'8,000
Mol1tl Sal\1a Ana locallOn 3BR, lonNI lfrning, French doors &
wblows. brmtast room. new roof 2-car oar & new lexture pallt
(15WAS) )o
MOST DESIRAILE $155,000
S1unnlng 38R, 2 SBA towohome Frtsh J)Ull & nu catpel! Cent
.. 2-ar all indoof laundry' Pools clul>llouses leMlS courts
~ & more• (62SHA)
fllllZl PRQtAJt PROPERTYlll $16',900 38R. 18" barp11ladded Mia m -huge lot-net lamlt' ~ Btinll your paint brush and SM~ 'Cal
lodayll (20CON)
UOl 1'H£ PRICE Of ONE $179,000
Mol3bll 18" + 1 BR wtrenQI Fres/W ~red 11 & out. Hew
~ Ff1llCll door & galdell WVldow Ucll has tis own kg yard,
new~ & wlllte pdet fence• (20POM)
A.591MAM! 311 $179,900
Gr• "-8 38R. 1 7S8A. neM1 cPI & P¥1t cUS1om ble and ~ kitchen. manicured grounds and fl\Ole Cal now!
(83Wll)
AISOWTELY BEAUTIFUL $179,900
End IMlil w/extended patio, cent air. lnclr lndry 38R, 2 SBA. rr..-. 2-ar att p I Quiel locatJon Comm pools & spas &
....,(63WHI}
nat Of INIERUT... $187,900
48fl 28A localed on an R·2 lol Cul*5ac w/lllelllY ol oatthl. NC. ._.. ~ l clan Oou1lle pie WllldoWs ~· satellile
dlsll n:I! (21MIH)
t.mMAKEADW $18'1,000
6111115'R tor ... $ZllO.OOO! lnmdible • cwtt 1 5 mies
-........ roof. -VI' dool. remodeled kitchen & ba#ls Mlit ii111 ( 1 IVAL.)
SIMPLY~ $189,000
~ slOIY With 38R. 2BA. liY rm and 1 BR e~nded. ffesh painl,
spnnklers front & rear Gate surroonds horn( inside laundry, 2·
w gar (88SEN)
S1EAl. ntS DREAM $199,000
4BR, 1 758A. huge Iott. warm & lrieodtf il'ta, quality builder &
pnced to sd!! Too many upgrades to mention-Cal tocliy'
(1600R)
CHECK THIS OUTI $199,900
38R 2 58,\ 2~tocy Country W> Vila Gnat tocalk>n. we. ol
pool & groundS. Sec pted. Owner • cany 1st (303Cl)
IMC ZONING -TWO HOMES ON A LOTI $202.900
Large lot 11 200, zoned R-K -( mklentiaf keMel) Two homes on one lot localld 11 Orange Counly nar aJ111M. Priced to sd Cal lodiy4 ( 160RC)
WHAT A VIEW! $204,000
ORASTICAU.Y REDUCED• -Dramatic home perdled on Ille l*fls tor a vn ol the canyon, Wl4efness Pait & cily lighlsl GQnt. custom txecWYe home w/'lllR & 2.58A. Vaulted ceilioos. (10SEA)
CURI APPEAL Pl.US $204,900
Soo111west IW comer lol Wllfl RV access, manicur!d front & rw
yard, Witerlal fishpond, quiet sittilg area. 38R. 2llA. (27LOW)
9RfTtANY WOODS $205,00o
38R. 2.SBA will atlXlled o-... in tq rm. laroe nmtef
BR wlSWI In dressklg area. Assoc pool, spa & teM& court
(30CAM)
STEAL THIS DREAM -$206,000
<MMed IUlury 4811. tSBA Newport RMefa loWnhome! Custom
Mrytllllgl fresh pam. nu carpets, It oak Stairs. French dools.
comm pools & spas. (24HAA)
IEAJTHUANk $207,000
fmdosufe looms! 481\, e1n be SBR. ~ llooni...~ root.
brick ently, remodeled kit and baths, huge mastef wis mil Shows O'tal open tlooqDI (311CER)
INVESTNOWI $209,98?
Don1Wilt!2 single limily homeS lor the price of one! 2SR & 18".
eadl PM!l laundries & separats yards!! Great rentals 01 liYe in
one! Cal tomyt (19POM)
TWO THUMBS UPI $21"900
Best location in bmt1tract.4BR 2.7SllA. lam room. drq room
2-cat p , llCXfl ~Mesa. Close to sd1oOls shol>Pllo & twys
(14SHA)
BIG HOUSE ... LOW Pl!fCElll $219,900
Spacious ftoofplan b bnWy enleftainilgl 48R. 28A has
remodeltd latdlen. new roof. lg PJoe willl RV door Great buy!
Huny! ('miAX) •
IACUAYVIEW ,.. $22',900
38R. 2.SBA 10Mlhome lloas1S whlll lie !loon, Ftencll dools. *-from expanded mstr BR wlatrklm sitting area l4 patio wtralsed
wood deck. EM UA11 ot sma1 compex. (2'41RV) '
TRUE SHOWCASE $225,000
Loca1ion & **alone worth the~ price! DQmatic ltHMl
bordering Wildemeu Pm. leisllre walks & canyoc1 *wsl 38R.
28A.{2M.A)
MS IEAUTY'S GOTTA GOt $225,000
This larOt 38R bOme has a a<eat loca!lon with new ta1pe1,
wiAdows nl '*1tral * cOl1dlaonlla. MM In now ..• I\ lad'1I
13ZOREl sw.gt NO MOE • · $226.000
~1119*38R. 2BA • lonNI= 11. lllllltll -lllW ~ JllM*, IMI 911 door, Ill Tem.d
ds & Ceilif1IS nis & morel (24COI.)