HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-03-11 - Orange Coast PilotThe weekend_'s
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with a wrnmper. Where's
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Friends mourn 'humble' _Hoag . Hospital launder
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~George Hoag It, who died Thur~day, is remembered for
h1s vision and generosity to the comm.unity.
BY Mu.Y ANN HAlltoN, STAI• W1UT1a
NEWPORT BEACH -A gen-
erous benefactor, a humble ser-
vant, a friend to all. •
That's how friends, colleagues,
physicians and hospital staff will
remember Newport Beach resident
George Hoag 11, founder of Hoag
Memorial HospiJal Presbyterian.
M~. Hoag-. died Thur~day
evening of cardiac arrest at the
Newport Beach hospital where he
had dedicated many years of his
life. He was 77.
His vision and commitment to
tbe community holped to establish
the hospital in 1950, along with a
· $500,000 ~ Crom the Geor$e
Hoag Fanuly Foundation made m
the memory of George Hoag Sr.
Hoag hospital has become a cor-
nerstone of the Newport Beach
community. . ,
"I think his vision was not only
to begin a process 42 years ago
but he was very responsible for the
funding and the planning to keep
this facility growing,'' said Costa
Mesa resident Dr. Donald Drake,
a staff physician for 25 years who
knew Mr. Hoag both personally
and professionally.
"He had the vision to help Hoag
~ow to a first-rate hospital and
into a nationally recognized medi-
cal center. It was a team effort,
but he certainly led that. When
you think about your own mortal-
ity you'd like to know that you
have-been honorable, generous,
principled -and he was certainly
that in spades."
Mr. Hoag was also a busine%s-
man and philanthropist recognizea
for his dedication and personal
support of many institutions, in-ministrative dfrector of the Patty
clwding the Boy Scouts. ,J & George Hoag Cancer Cent'er,
He .was also active in the whose grandfather was a good
George Hoag Family Foundation, friend' of Mr. Hoag's ~incc they
the benef actQr of Hoag Hospital were in their 20s.
and a non-profit corporation One of Bear's favorite stories
f~unded in 1940 by Mr. Hoag and was .the time her grandfather fell
his parents, George .Sr., and victim to a huge joke caused by qr.a~e, to promote charitable ac-worrying too much when Mr.
hvihes. . , Hoag and his wife, Pally, went
One the. Fo~ndat1on s !atest away on vacation and didn't keep large .d?nat1ons includes a gift of in touch.
$6. !fl•lhon that starte~ off fund-"Well George was such a raising for a oulpat1cnt cancer ' . treatment center at the hospital, prankst~r, the next lime he went
now the largest of its kind in Or-on a tnp, he grabbed a.b~ut 500
ange County. post 0 cards from ~ maid s cart,
Mr. Hoag's se nse or humor is stamped them all with the George
remembered by Liz Bear, the ad-S•• HOAG/Pat• A5
Laudenback says
there's 'another
side' to story
CASEY LVIC.SCll/DAILY PILOT
Angle Gonzalez and Maggie Macias sort out tags, which are being used as a means to keep youths away from gangs.
GING MEMBERS NEED NOT TAG ALONG .
Counselor Roy Alvarado
hopes Project Stop will
keep youttls away fro~
crime and drugs
BY TINA Boa.GA.TIA, STAIF Wuru.
I sabel walks hand-in-hand with her-
boyfriend through the halls of E.atancia
High School, her pretty smile naukina
her concern that his association wlUi ll
local gang might lead him i"to a Mfe of
crime and violence.
The program Isabel's counting on is
called Project Stop. Offered at both
Estancia and Costa Mesa high schools, it's
designed to take teens through three
different levels of "recovery" -from
drugs, gangs or poor grades.
''The premise is actually very simple, but
the program is extremely comprehensive,"
said local gang counselor Roy Alvarado,
who developed the program. "Whe n kids
join, they get dog tags -either red, yellow
or green."
"H~'s just now starting ta get hM>IVCd.
(in gangs),'' said the 15-year-0td Isabel,_
who hopes a new program at the school
mi§ht dissuade her boyf rieod's interest.
• He's not into It that much yet. He can
Each tag is engraved with the program
name on one side and Alvarado's
telephone number on the other, so that he
can be reached at any time of the day or
night.
~ Golfing legends coming to
Costa Mesa for Toshiba Senior
PGA Classic. Events begin
Monday, tourney on Friday.
BY TINA BOl.GATl'A, $rAn Wuna
COSTA MESA -The areens and fair-
ways arc mowed, and white tents and ban-
ners now dot the landscape at Mesa
Verde Country Oub, the site of the
Toshiba Senior POA CJliik,
Fcstivhies belilt lllndaJ while the 54·
hole tournament. Wffll • field includina
golf ors like Leo TNVlao 9'd Chi Oll Ro.
driauez, bC1in1 ~-
And dozcna of -''-.,tee rs arc atill
busy at work. ~ the bia event.
"We've bcca YelJ laisy coonsiilatina the
orf-.sltc parklna. and our YOlunteen just
finiihed a tralnina IC~ •ilh the Police De~nt to help them with tnmc OOll·
tiOI iechnlquea." alld Calta Mesa Qanl.
bet of QllnJMrce Dlredor Bd Fawcett • .. w,•re joins to be ullna the tau.
still get out of it." ~
grounds for parking during the week.
Dien on the weekend, we'll also be using
parkln1 lots at a number of businc~s
and schools."•
Fawcett said volunteers from Girls Inc.,
Eatancia and Costa Mesa high schools,
Costa Mesa Rotary Oub and the Oranae
County Master Conal will be directina
tratric and c:ollcctina parkin& fees at each
of the lots. All the proceeds will be di-
vided amona tho five orsanlzations.
''Tho bigest plus about thi1 is that our
local non-profits that arc working on this
will have an opportunity to raise aome
revenue.'' Fa!iukl Anet. they t not be the -onlj ones
raisina reve1ue. ta Mesa offidak hofM
the rM-diy tournament will net the city '°"" lalca tu dollan toO.
-rrM revnue im~ from Wiiton ciom·
IM__,/fie9eA1e
See TAGl/Pa1e AIO
LOCALS ONLY
coa.uter llllrnltlon class onered
A one-week computer animation/cartooning
class for youngsters will be off ereP Monday
through Friday by Orange Coast College's
"Colle~ (or Kids" pr~ram.
The class meets daily from 3:15 to 4':15 p.m.
at Paularino Elementary School,} 1060 Paularino
Ave., Costa Mesa.
The session will be taught by Kevin P. Smith,
the computer lab coordinJtor at Paularino
School. Registration fee is $24.
Children in the class will be introduced to
basic cartooning. They'll learn to create
characters, scenes, special effects and music in
cartoons. Youngsters will take home a video
copy ol their prOduction .
To f'8ister or for more information, call
432-5880.
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...,. Convicted killer of
22-month~old boy says in
jailhouse interview that he
is innocent and still loves
the child's mother.
BY MAJlC S. POSNER, STAFF \\'1.1n11.
SANTA ANA -During a jail·
house conversation Friday -his
first interview since being arrested
and convicted of murder -New-
port Harbor High grad Brian l..:lu·
denback maintained ht!> in nocence
and said he still loves the mother
of the child he killed.
"There's another side," Lau·
denback said from a visiting boolh
at Orange County Jail in Santa
Ana. "God knows. I . kn ow. Tyler
knows."
On Thursday, l..:luden back. was·
convicted of killing Tyler Jaeger,
'' THERE'S ANOTHER
SIDE. Goo KNOWS. I
KNO,V. TYLER KNOWS.
'' BRJA.~ LAUDENUACK
the 22-month-old son of his
former girlfriend.
l..:ludenbac~ wearing a gold jail
jumpsuit and a blue band on his
left wrist signifying that he's in
protective cuslOdy, appeared c:ilm
and casual.
"h's been a tough year," l..:lu-
dcnback said, running his right
hand through his feathered hair
that's turned from blond to silver
and gray since he was arrested
See LAUDENllACIC/Page A5
· Fair officials sing the . blues over amphitheater
...,.. They fear sale agreement
set sound levels so low,
facility can't compete with
other venues.
BY MATl' COK£R
ENT£•TAIN)lE~'T EDITOR
COSTA MESA -Orange
Coun1y Fair officials didn't have
soaring profits in mind wh(!n Pa-
cific Amphitheatre and its lease
were acquired for S 12.5 million in
April 1993, they figured it was the
right thing to do given the decade
of rancor that surrounded the con-
cert bowl.
But there are now fears that re-
couping taxpayer money the fair is
shelling out for the facility is going
II
to be more difficult than originally
believed. And like most amphithe-
ater contro,·er!>ics. this one in·
'ohcs nobe.
lled..y Baile) -Findley, fair·
grounds general manager, says
.. ound le.,.els !>tipulatc9 iR the cov-
enant agreement "•ith former
O\\ ncr the Nederlander Organiza-
11011 may be so low that it makes
thl! amphitheater non-competitive
"ith other venues, including the
Greek Theatre and Arrowhead
Pond of An:ihcim, both managed
bv Nedcrl.inder.
·The fair bo:ird, which owns th~
fairgrounds "here the amphithe-
ater sits, put S 1.3 million down for
the facility in the spring of 1993
and makes payments of more than
lee AMPHITH1Anlt/Pa1• AA
..
..
~ Saturday, March 11, 1995
LOCALS ONLY
Deals aplenty
can be found
under big toP
W £STCLIF'F COURT at
1649 Westcliff Drive in
Newport Beach bas post-
pqned the tent sale that was
i.cheduled for today due to inclem-
rn,t weather. The saJe has been re-
:,1.'heduled for March 18, from 10
~1.m. to 4 p .m. All stores will be
participaf!ng, jncluding A•Marce's, •
ltituals du Monde, Appolnt.ments
of f'Jewport, Buck's Clock Shoppe
and Little People and Me.
A'Maree's will
have top quality
merchandise on
sale up to 60%
off. Anci, on
Monday and
·Tuesday, A'Ma-
ree's (642-4Q3)
is having a Pam-
ela Dennis Trunk
Show from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m.
fea turing special
------occasion dresses, Best mother-of·the-Buys bride gowns and
------suits. D
IF YOU OWN a German, Swedish
or Japanc:se car, C & F Service
anu Repair docs all mechanical re-
p.ii r, smog inspections, and it's a
1.1.'rtified brake and light inspection
,1,1 tion. It's also approved by the
Automobile Club of Southern Cal·
111 rnia.
C & F Service and Repair (646·
u9 IO), located at 2900 Placentia
,\\I.'., Costa Mesa, has been in
hu!.incss (or the past 25 years. C
,\. F :ibo restores older Porsches
.111d builds replicas of older Por-
'1. he conve rt iblcs.
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h\SlllON DESIGNER, Nasrin
,\11~ari is selling selected bridal
l'' h\ ns worn in fashion shows, and
d.I\ time and evening dresses and
-.u1ts Jre <liscouRted up to 75%.
Ansari's studio (675-66 14) is at
:\ '\63 Via Lido, Newport Beach.
:\ppointments are requested.
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DUFFIELD ELECTRIC BOATS is
h.1\ing an in-the-water boat show
h>Jay and Sunday from IO a.m. to
I p.m. in the Newport Dunes area.
During the boat show you can test
d1 i\l: the new ''Duffys." There are
'i.:ven models to chose from, and
the price starts at $5,995.
Duffield Electric float Co. (645-
M~l 2), 670 W. 17tl} St., D2, Costa
,\Jcsa, specializes in new and used
ckctric boats.
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h.ISMET RUG GALLERY (723-
·l 122), 3637 E. Coast Highway, Co-
run;1 del Mar, is having a limited
111ne sale on selected Oriental rugs
up to 70% off.
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ELIZABETH BENEFIELD, which
'pecializcs in I 7th and 18th cen-
lllry furniture, Majolica and acces-
'lurh:s, is offering selected uphol·
-.tc re<l furniture at up to 40% off.
rhc store is at 3127 E. Coast
1 lighway, Corona del Mar.
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ARTIST PUAL NZALAMBA will
bi: at Nordstrom, South Coast
l'l.12a, today and Sunday from 1 to
S p.m. presenting his collection of
orks of art.
A native of Africa, Nzalamba
t 'presses his cultural heritages as
\\ell as his personal experiences
1111 ough his art.
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llcst Buys appears Thursdays and
S..1turdays. Whether r,ou're a mer-
diant or a shopper, 1f you know of
a good buy, call me at 540-1224,
fox rne at 646-4170 or write to me:
Ut.:,t Duys, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay
St. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
....
E stancia Hig\1
School hettr<r
"Bossie· Bingo"
fund-raiser
friday where
Jersey cows
were supposed to answer
nature's call on a
numbered board on the
[>ractice field. Emcee
Damon Hill (above), an
Estancia math teacher,
wore a costume that
showed he wets in the
spirit while the crowd
eagerly awaited the
oulcome. Unfortunately,
the cows spent more
time eating th~ grass
than messing tt up.
Photos by MARC MARTIN
W hen it comes to creating a
spin, or a stir, there is none
better than Newport Society
head turner Tina Scharnitz. Serving as
a judge for the 17th annual Gentle-
men's Haberdashery Fashion Show
benefiting The Hearl of Jesus Retreat
Center, Schafnitz entered the ballroom
of t11e Hyatt Regency Hotel, Irvine, for
B.W. ca
the Thursday affair
dressed in a cream-
colored suit that was
the exact same color
as the suits worn by
the Sisters of the Sa-
cred Heart.
"It's very similar,
don't you think. Only
their skirts are defi-
nitely tonger," com-
mented Schafnitz with
a grin, "I really don't
think anyone witt mis-
The Crowd take me for a nun."
The sold-out gather-
ing of male models,
their spouses and associates is the long-
running brainchild of Emma Jane
Riley, co-chair of the 1995 show with
the beautiful Melinda Molso. This
year's theme, "Our Hearts Salute
America," brought out the Marine
Band of El Toro, to the delight of
former supervisor Geo. Thomas Riley.
Santa Margarita Co. chief Tony
Molso calleg out his troops as well lo
ensure the success of the event !or the
Sisters. It was a sort of "real estate de-
velopers" on parade as Cather-son
teams strutted the fast}ion runway to
Frank Sinatra tunes ali\:1 narration by
Kitty Leslie and Ed Arnold.
Moiso's "Forbes 400 mom" Alice
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 574-.. 233
James Moise, Alice O'Neill Avery,
Melinda Moise and T6ny Moise.
O'Neill Avery motored down Crom her
French chateau in Brentwood to join
her son, daughter-in-law Melinda and
former husband Tony Moiso Sr. in su p·
port of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart.
Always lending his own big support
and big smile, Newport's Paul Salata
joined Barbara Roppolo, Nancy and
Donald Wynne, Bob 0 '11111, Isabelle
Villasenor (she owns a string of seven
McDonald's and' was feeding the mod·
els backstage McHaberdashery Burg·
ers), and Nathan Rosenberg, wa tching
a fun-filled fashion extravaganza pro·
duced by the folks at Fashion Island.
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Tonight is the big even t 'ibr The E~t·
bluff Boys and Girls Club of Newport
Beach. Operating since 1974, club pro·
grams have enriched the lives of countless
-area kids. Tonight the gym, which is usu-
ally filled with screaming parents cheering
on their son or daughter's athletic en·
deavours, will be converted into an "01'
Riverboat Cruise."
More than 500 area children currently
participate in club programs, and to-
night's gathering of dining, dancing and
casino games will ensure that the pro-
grams survive. Richard Allred, Pot Beck,
John Hollern, U,oyd Wright, David
Northridge, John Petry, Dao Winton and
Bill Welch are behind the event. Tickets
arc just $35, and there may be room for
one more if you call 723-151 5 right now.
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The 30th annual Gala Anniversary Cel·
ebration of The Cornelia Connelly School
of the Holy Child brought out Newport·
Mesa parents supporting the unique, pa·
rochial, singl· sex education programs of
The Connally School.
With the highest SAT scores in South-
ern California and 100% college at-
tendance to universities such as Stanford,
Harvard, Yale and Princeton, proud par-
ents, educators and students converged
on the Anaheim Marriott Hotel Grand
Ballroom for a superb evening of Cund-
raising and camaraderie.
Lido Isle residents Joe and Jeanne
Price (she's the hard working chair of the
annual "Taste For Life" benefit for the
American Cancer Society), joined fellow
Newport Connelly activists Nancy and Ed
Kriz, Mnrty Morrison, Anoe Chesoie and
the marvelous Btu Taoromlnia family of
the Newport Coast, to salute the high
standards of Orange County's only all-
girls, college prep high school.
The highlight of the evening was surely
the spectacular silent auction featuring
individually wrapped/donated merchan-
dise. More thnrtS20,000 was raised ben·
efiting the school.
B. W. Cook's columa appears TbursdDys
Dnd SDtUrdDys.
MAILING ADDIUI
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Costa Mesa, CA 92627.
hJstratioflS. editorial matter or od·
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of cop)'liiJlt owner.
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LOCATION SIZE
Wedge 2-4 w
Newport 2-4 w
BladclH 2"'4 w
River Jetty 2-4 w
CdM 2·4 w
aoAnN•
Chtck for small
cr.tt adYhorles.
Southwest winds
tocby to 20 knots.
Four-root wind
waves, M~en·foot
• thundershowers,
decreasing late
tonight.
TIDU
TODAY
first high
5:04 a.m ........... 4.3
First low
12:21 a.m ......... O.J
Second high
6:58 p.m ........... 3.5
$«ond high
11:SS p.m ......... 2.1
SUNDAY
first high
5:53 a.m ........... 4.6
flrtt low
12:53 a.m ......... 0.1
Second high
7:18 p.m ........... 3.7
Second low .......... ..
n/a
Waler temp.: 60
.... , ..... , ...... ,
A punchy new
west·southwest swell h.u
urived on our coast,
which will mix with a
sm3ller south-southwest
•~ell to m3ke fun
head-high waves in
between storm (ronts
this \\eek.
Although there are not
any malor swells on the
immedfate horiLon, the
o~er3ll Hl·up In the
Northern Pacltic Is very
similar to mld·Oecembtr
1994, which brought
epic waves throus"
J.anuuy.
For d.iily surl rtporls
.and lorecuts, call (900)
976·SURf. The a ll costs
$1.50 plus any potiible
toll.
Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Dally Pilot
Fund-raiser helps
adult day care
center operator,
H EARTS FILLED WITH HOPE -The third
annual Hearts Filled with Hope fund-raiser for
the Adult Day Services of Oran~e County ~viii.
be held from 2 to 5 p.m. March 19 al Village Crca.n.
The $35-per-person event features !aste~ fro.m e!ght
area restaurants, wines from four Califom1a wanenes,
silent and voice :ruction.
....----_-_ __, Guests ;viii dine on food supP,.lied
by Ho Sum Bistro, Very Special Oc·
casions, Ristorante Cantori from the
Hyatt Newporter, The Cannery,
Hungry Hunter restaurant, Golden
Trume and Ghandi Indian Cuisine
and will sample wine from Robert
Mondavi, Sebastiani Vineyards, Cha·
teau Ste. Michelle, Royal Kyber, ,
Meyerhors and Kendall Jackson.
Community
& Clubs
Auction items include dinners,
movie passes, airline tickets, sports
memorabilia and use of a Hawaiian
condo. Proceeds support day care for
people with Alzheimer's disease and
reloted disord~s. notes board chair-
man· Celeste Jnrdlnc-llaug.
Formerly known as South Coast Institute for Ap·
plied Gerontology, Adult Day Services of Orange
County operates two day care centers for older adults,
one in Costa Mesa and ihe other in Huntington
Beach. For more information, call 548-933 1.
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THE WELLNESS RX -A free wellness seminar is
being held from 9 a.m. until 11 :30 a.m. today at Ed·
wards Dig Newport Cinema, presented by author and
medical doctor Edward A. Taub. 1 caught Dr. Ta ub's
appearnnce on the KTLA-TV "Morning News" earlier
this week and his enthusiasm for his seven-step plan
to wellness should make for an exciting seminar.
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CLUD NOTES -The Great We ster-n Barbecue to
raise funds for the Exchange Club Child Abuse Pre·
vention Program will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. April 2
at El Toro M:trine Corps Office Club. Dinner, danc-
ing, gaming, auctions and lots of fun are available al
$35 per person. For more information, call 722-1107 .
.. 1n-N-Out Burger has printed the promotional post-
er for the annual All-Star High School Basketball
Game, sponsored by the Costa Mesa Downto\m Kiwa-
nis Club, according to Ken Dilley, president ... New-
port Harbor High School student Katrina Tongen won
top honors at the annual Ne" port Dnlboa Rotary Club
speech contest, edging out schoolmates Anna Vrska
and.Michael Hovel and Boyd Martin and Sarah
Warner of Corona del Mar High School. The students
were coached by teachers Nancy Geerlings of Corona
and tregg Scbltcnk of Harbor. Tangen will move on
to the Rotary District competition in Avalon in April
... Amy Decker (female classical), Jeff Perry (male
classical), Natalie Frost and Allison Temple (tied fe.
male musical theater) were the winners of the Young
Singers Competition !.ponsored by the Costa Mesa Ro·
tary Club and coordinated by member Ed Decker.
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WELCOME TO TllE WORLD OF SERVICE
CLUDS - Jon J\lorrow, an ac:idemic adviser, and
Steve C. Cardona, a management consultant, both
sponsored by John Telford and Kent Coleman, an in-
vestment banker, sponso red by Frank Mead, all of
whom joined the Newport-Irvine Rotury Club.
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SERVICE CLUB l\IEETINCS TlllS COMI NG WEEK
TUESOA Y: 7:30 a.m. -Newport Bench Sunrise Rotary
Club will meet at the Balboa Bay Club to hear from J omes
Janzen on "Opportuniti es in Nuclear Wnste." Noon -
Costa Mesa KJwunis Club will meet at the Costu Mesa Com-
munity Center; Newport De:u:h KJwunis Club meets at Char·
Icy Browns to hea r from Barham Ecklund, organ donor
transplant chairman ut I Ioag I lospital and head of Cardiac
Care Unit. 6 p.m. -Costa l\lcsu-NC\\port llorbor Lions
Cfub, the "Fish Fry Club," will meet at the Costa Mesa Golf
& Counlry Club to hear from Sue Course of the CoMa Mesa Police Department.
WEDNESDAY: 7:15 3.m. -South Coast Metro Rotary
Club, the "Taste of Costa Mesa Club," meets at the Center
Club. 7:30 a.m. -Co~ta Mesa-Orange Coast Urcoklust
Uons Club meets at Ma Barker's Restaurant to hear from
Jim lhitcber on "Small Business Consu lting." Noon -The
Exchange Club of Orange Coast will meet at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club. 6:30 p.m. -Newport-Balboa Rotary
Club meets at the Bahi3 Corinthian Yacht Oub to henr from
lrvine Co. senior vice president Cnry Uunt on the "State of
the Company and the County."
THURSDAY: Noon -Kiwanis Club or Corono dcl Mar
meets nt the Bahia Corinthinn Yacht Club; Costa Mesa
North KJwanls Club meets at the 1 lolidny Inn to hcnr from
the American Cnnccr Society; Newport-Irvine Rotary Club
meets nt the Irvine Marrion 1 lotcl for St. Patrick's Day fes-
tivities; The EJCchonge Club or Newport Uorbor meets at
Charley Browns to he3r from Rosnlind WllUoms, Newport
Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau.
Community & Clubs Is publls/Jcd every SDturdny in
the DDJly Pilot. FAX your scn'ict club's meeting Infor-
mation to 631·5851 or mnl/ to 1743 Dnyporl WDy,
Newport DcDcl>, Calif., 92660.
. POLICI FILU
COITAMUA
3300 block or Falrvtew ltoad: A notebook computer was
rcported stolen from • closet In a business office. It was
worth $3,500.
2200 block or Newpoc1 Boulevard: Jewelry wu reported
s1otcn from a motel room that may havo been entered
through an open window. 1 he value of the 11llver
earrinp and bracelet -as well as a briefcase, jewelry
box and travel case -wu li'ited al $965.
1500 block or Newport Boultnrd: A ttamp collection,
milit11ry unjfonns and metal boxes were reportedly
toJcn from o stOrage unit that dldn't ahow any 1ign1 of
how the buralar got in. The items were worth $6,000.
IHWPOltT HACH
1100 block or Jambom· Someone reportedly •tole $4.47
wonh or prdcnlna equipment from a tool shed at 1e..
fohn Wayne renni\ Club. Tho burglar kicked in an air
vent, r 1.iched throuih and unltXked the ~bed'• door.
106 block of Manal•: t'hc vkllm reported that $0mCOnc
Mole a Mitsubi1hi car ph<lnc, lt1 black leather cover, a
ponablc power unit and owner's ltlllnual from ht 1994
t~il•llK SCvillc, Ote car wu an tus carpon. There were
no 11ana of forced entry. The itcma were worth S645.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Saturday, March 11, 1995 A3
I \
Clip this one; a poiitive Gil Ferguson column TWo more years are tacked
on to attorney's suspension. D uring the political wars l~t
fall, a house a few blocks
from ours proudly dis·
played signs for three candidates.
One promoted Kent Moore for
the community college board. An·
other pushed Long Pham for New-
port Beach city council.'The third
was for Mic~ael H\.ICCington who ...
well, you know what.
On the
Coast
Now the lone
sign In front of
the house urges
passers by to
elect "Conser-·
vative Republi·
can Gil Fergu-
son" .to the state
Senate. It is tfle
only Ferguson
~ sign t have seen
in front or a res-
idence anywhere
in the area, and
1 spent more
than two hours
driving the neighborhoods from
Mesa Verde to Cameo Highlands.
Not only is ii the only Ferguson
sign I could find, it is the only resi·
dence sign I S:\W, period. No Doris
AJlen, no Ross Johnson, no Long
Pham, no Madelene Arekalian, no
Dan Worthington, no Robert
Ruper, no Mike Palilz, no nobody.
I am begi nning to think that,
other than assorted loyal partisans,
mo~t of the populace doesn't give
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Dr. Alissa S. Wald
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the slightest hoot about who be·
co'mes ·the next senator from Co$ta
Mesa, Newport Be:ich and cnvi·
rons.
With squadrons of hopefuls run·
ning !or various political orfi'ces
last fall, there were more than a
dozen candidate forums. So far as
l know, there has been only one
for this election. It was sponsore~
by the Republican Assembly:
which didn't invite the two lone·
some Democrats who are seeking
Marian Bergeson's old office.
Usually, the League of Women
Voters is out in force conducting
pre-election candidate forums. 1
called the local League office and
asked its -answering machine if
th'er~ would be a· forum <tr two
where voters might become en·
lightened:
Within a few minutes, Adelle
Mancil called me back and ex·
plained why the League was not
conducting forums fo r this most
important election:
"Nobody asked us," said Adelle.
"If an organization wants us to
conduct a forum, we're delighted '
to. But nobody asked."
Apparently not a ,single Rotary
pr Kiwanis or Lions or Optimist or
any other service club thought it
· worthwhile to put on a candidate
forum. Good grief. Program chairs
of these outfits are usually so ~es-.
perate they have, on -occasion,
.. ..
even booked me.
The real estate agents of Costa
Mesa and Newport have always
come through in the past with ex·
cellent candidate Corums. A cable
outfit tapes it and you get to watch
the session replayed 937 times.
Nothing this time, though.
You could alsb get at least a
glimmer of insight from th~ candi-
date statements in the sample bal-
lot the registrar sends out. But this
time there were none. Maybe the
county could.n't afford the extra
printing and postage.
It's not as if this is a slumberous
election. Ross Johnson's forces,
have been battering Gil Ferguson
with as many mailers as a half·
million-dollar war chest.can buy.
As regular readers may know, 1
am not exactly a big Gil Ferguson
fan. As Gil put it last week:
"There is probably not a si ngle po-
litical i!>Sue on which you and 1
agree. As a matter of fact, 1 think
you're 'out to lunch' on moi.t of
your political opinions."
The comment. came after I wrote
that I wasn't buying all the John·
son camp's claptrap about Gil
peing in cahoots with Willie
Brown. "1 will believe that, in poli-
tics, almost an ything can be true,"
the Fred Column opined. "But not
the Gil and Willie show."
"Jn that brief comment," Gil
told me, "you proved you could
separate your opinion about a
man's politics from your opinion of
the man. I respect that.
"It is," he said, "a quality of
good character that I've only
learned to appreciate during th is
campaign .... 1 also know, as you
do, that some politicians really are
as bad as their politics."
Indeed they are. At last, Gil
Ferguson and I have something on
which we can agree. ,.
On Tuesday, vote for someone
else because you don't th ink Gil's
been a good legislator. Vote for ·
someone else because you don't
like Gil's hard-right conservatism.
Vote for Doris AJlen because
you like her record on education.
Vote for Johnson because you
favor his record on crime bills:
Vote for one of the others because
you don't like any of the three
long-time politicians in the race.
But do better than voti ng against
Gil Ferguson because you fall for
all the hypocritical rubbish being
shoveled out by a self·interested,
richly financed political machin e.
There, I did it. Never in my
wildest dre:Ims could I imagi ne
writing a column favorable to Gil
Ferguson. But no matter how .
much 1 disagree with Gil's polit ics,'"
I detest seeing an honorable man
defamed.
Fred J\1orti11's colu11111 ru11s c1·cry
Thursday aud Saturday.
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The Sabatino Family
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NEWPORT BEACH -An al·
ready-suspended Newport DeJch
attorney has been prohibilcd from
practicing law for another l\\O
years because he violated his pru-
batipn by foiling lo file a required
report.
Attorney Robert Bruce· ~yrc~
Jr., 43, of Newport Beach,. foiled
to file a routine repor.l conlirming
that he has complied with :ill laws
and state bar rules, according tl>
state bar officials.
As a result, lhe state Supreme
Court ruled that as of l cb. 11,
Ayres is suspended from pructic111g
law in California for four yc:us -
instead of two years as previou'>I)
tuled -because he "lailcd. to
comply witl1 the conditions of his
disciplinary probatic;>n," according
to court documents.
Ayres was first placed on a four-
year probation and scnlenced to u
two-year suspension in April of
1994, in part for failing to (..~phis
clients informed about their cJse'>.
State bar officials sail.I A) 1 c~
settled the case of Santee v. Cro-.s
in January 1987 and failcJ to in·
form hr~ clients -the Santccs -
of the settlement until July 1990.
The Supreme Court also ruled
lhat Ayres was guilty of com·
mangling fu nds held for the benefit
uf the Santces by deposiling a
S7,50U personal loan check and a
$1.50 manufacturer's rebate check
for 1-aberge Powe r St ic~ deodor-
ant into an account being used tor
the S~ntcci.' seulement:
Under the condi tions of his pro-
bation, Ayre!> was ordered to at-
tend .1 state bar ethics school and
J cour~e on n:cord-kceping and to
lik reports e\'ery three months
conhrming he was complying with
lu'' s and state b:.ir rules. He was
aho rcquin.:lt to hav<: h.is financial
record-, checked regularly by pub·
lie uccount:mts and to ~ubmit cer-
ll(IC<.ttCS of appro .. al from these ac-
countJnt~. ·
\\hen Ayres faded -despite
rcm1ndcr letters from the state -
to file his quarterly reports due on
July I 0, 1994, the St:.ite Bar Court
ordered that his full four years of
su!.pcnsion be enacted .im·
ancd1;itely. -By R. ]olm Forstrom
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A4 Saturday. March 11, 1995
AMPHITHEATER
,,.. ... eA1
$1 mmion a year to Pacific Am·
phithcatrc General Pannership1 whose address is Nededander's
Los Angeles office, and Santa Ana
Broadway Theater Corp., which
holds 25% or the loan.
Under noise limi ts slipulated in
the sale contract, music levels
can.'t exceed 92 decibels at the am-
phitheater's sound control board
or 86 decibels at the back wall. By
comparison, the decibel limit at
the Greek in Los Angeles, where
neighboring residents are actually
closer to the stage, is in the high
90s.
Since concert promoters may
shy away Crom Pacific due to the
strict noise controls, Spectator
Management Group -recently
hired to mana~e the llmphitheater
-, is investigating how those limits
were derived, Bailey-Findley said
Friday.
"We're going back historically,"
she said. "We're at a disadvantage
or having new people involved.
Spectator is new, I'm new .... It
could have been derived from the
attorneys representing the con·
cerned reside nts :ind Neder-
lander."
Ncderlandcr officials could not
be reached for comment Fri day.
Speaking at Thursday's meeting
of 1bc; fair's CMc Center Commit-aomctimcs hanp over C.Osta Mesa.
tee, Bailey-Findley noted there Bailey·Flndley noted.
were. no complaints Crom perform-The fair board oought the am,
era or residents wl\en the agreed phitheater to resolve legal conflicts
upon levels were utilized during over noise, traffic and parking that
the 1994 Orange County Fair. pitted the 5tate, the city and sur·
But now Spectator wants to run rounding residents against one an-
a test one night in April to deter-other and/or Nederlnndcr. Upon
mine how loud the noise can get taking control of the venue, the
before ii bothers neighbors. fair closed the amphitheater's
"We want to let people know lawn, which cuts seating capacity
we're doing it, so we'll .know if it from 18,000 to 8,500 and elimi-
annoe them," Bailey-Findley said. nates the need to pump sound up
"We II try to annoy them so it'll to reach the vast gtass area.
show up on the test." Retaining an on-site manager is
An exact date has not been set another indication that a diffcrc)lt
for the analysis, in which taped cours~ has been set for the amphi·
music will be. piped through Pa-theater, which has been embroiled
cific's speakers and readings will in controversy since Nederlander
be taken in the Mesa Del Mar opened the Sl 1 million facility in
neighborhood, the source of most . 1983.
complaif\IS every concert season. Nederlander was viewed as a
. "Hopefully we'll hove everyone private, out-of-town oorcern disin·
a part of it,'' said Jody Kennedy, terested in local concerns. While
the recently hired arqphithenter , Spectator is based in Philadelphia ,
m~nagcr from Spectator. "Hope· and ~has offices in Los Angeles,
fulJy we can eliminate the sound Kennedy recently moved her base
problems in the neighborhood. We of operations to the Pacific.
want to be good neighbors. We But the biggest problem now is
want you to feel this is your facil· ensuring a revenue stream to pay
ity as well." off the Cair bqard's hefty invest·
Kennedy has been looking into
a French directional sound system
that was used at the Grammys and
American Music Awards. But even
if the sound is directed, the big·
gest factor when it comes to noise
is uncontrollable. Sound bounces
off the coastal cloud cover that
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Therefore, muscles are
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The MedX machint makes
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Kennedy envisions acu such IS'
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gins. Tony Bennett, Lyle Lovett.
"hopefully some opera, hope! ully
some symphony, hopefully some
bal!ct" and other family friendly
~~~s ~w~cki~~ .. ~~~ ~:w~~ng anr
However, "as a business deal,
it's a loser," sllid Rick Pickering.
the (air's deputy general manager.
"Even running all the acts Spectn·
tor proposes, we'd still lose."
The fair board in 1993 agreed to
an interest-only Joan with no pen·
nltie$ fo( principal payments, fair
controller Pat Sullivan said Friday.
The balance is currently $9.75 mil·
lion, artd the fair makes monthly
interest payments and more than
$1 million toward the principal
each June. The !air's costs for am·
phitheater improvements Neder-
lander has agreed to have gone to-
ward redu.cing the principal.
With a balloon payment due in
1999 to s:itisfy any remaining bal-
ance, the fair is considering paying
more monthly to further· whittle
down the principal.
TODAY
UllDllOOKIAU
Friends o( Colt• Mesa Llbraric1
wiU hold a used book sale al 1hc
Q>lta Mesa Downtown Librat')(.
18SS Park Ave., from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Hardcovers and trldc
paperbacks are $1, regular
paperbacks and records, SO cents,·
aqd children's books aod
magazines arc 25 cents. The book
sttle wlll be held indoors If it rains.
SUNDAY
DANCE PARTY
A singles mixer and dance party is
being sponsored by "The Mccung
Room" at The Cannery
Restaurant, 3010 Ln!ayane Ave.,
Newport Beach, from 7 to 9 p.rn.
Chowdd, mixer game, prizes and
dancing will be part or the
• evening·~ Cun. Cost is SS tncmbcrs,
SJO non-members. For more
information, ell.II 545-8082.
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oval lace 1s bes1 rrealed wilh dangle or pendant
earrings while a long, thin race benehts mosr
from broal!·Oased earrings thal tap~r upward To
besl frame a round face. women may wanr to
choose large sem1Clrcular earrings Orap earrings
also help lengthen a round lace To 11e1rac1
a11en1ton lrom a heavy chin, lull dangle earrings
can be used to sweep the focus IJl)W3rds II a too-
prominenr nose is a problem. rhe lace can be
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the Archacoloaical Joslltutc ot
America, will present a slide
lecture on "Pompeii: Structure and
Community," from 2 to 4 p.m. at
Sou1hcm California Collc&c's
Lyceum, SS Fair Drive, Costa
Mesa. Members and SCC students
are free. Nonmembers a.re asked
for a SS con1ribut.iot1, atudcnts a $2
contribution. For more
information, call 730-0831.
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Two Russi:in psychics, including
one who studied with gypsies nnd
another who uses a Rµs.sion deck
of Tarot cards, will join aura
photographers, astrologers and
palm readers at the "From Russia
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psychic fair 4 to 9 p.m. at Lcontirr1
Waterfront Oub, 3101 W. Coast
Highway. There is no cover charge,
but readings range from StO to $45
depending on length. For more
information, call Cosmic
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LAUDEN BACK
~Ptl9eAI
March 27, 1994 after an autopsy
report concluded Tyler was beaten
play table. The internal injuries
the boy received on March 25,
1994, were the result of Lau-
denback•s ill·Cated CPR attempt,
she said.
visit had been used by someone
other than family members. His
parents and grandmother have
been regular visitors, Lau· ACLU tells school to drop cheerleader fees
to death. ,
· The report sdid Tyler was beat·
en so severely that several abdomi·
nal organs were ruptured; a week
earlier, the boy suffered a skull
fracture.
Laudenback didn't testify during
. his seven-day trijll.
But his court-appointed attorney
Sharon Petrosino told the jury that
Tyler died because of swelling r
caused by the skull fracture the
boy got as a result of a fall from a
"Whjlt (Petrosino) said was the
truth," Laudenback said on Fri-
day. ''I can't help it if there was
more money on the prosecution's
side."
During the brief conversation -
on the telephoQe·shaped intercom
used' because thick glass separates
inmates and visitors -Lau·
denback's voice was soft, but re·
mained even.
He showed no signs of emotion
or disappointment that his day's
· denback's aunt Jackie Jefferies
said earlier.
Laudenback said he hoped
someday to talk with Tyler's moih-
er, Karey Jaeger.
"I still love her," he added.
Asked to discuss what he's been
t~rough since his arrest or about
the events surrounding Tyler's
death, Laudenback said he didn't
"want that in the paper."
' He then gently ·set down the
phone receiver, turned his head
slowly, got up, and walked away.
HOAG Manoucheh·r' Malek, a .Newport He was aJso known as a great
Beach resident and pathologist at fis~erman, who didn't lay it on too
Hoag Hos_pitel who's been a ·mend thick with old fish storit;s .. Auer
' Fro• ••1• Al of Mr. Hoag for 20 years. · · · add~d. ,
and Patty ··wish You Were H¢fe' · "I have never ml;t anyone. like .. "He not ·only.. put his money into
stamp and addressed them all tQ him. For a, man in his position to ~the hospital, he put his heart into
my grandfather," she said. be so exceptionally humble, it's in· it,'' he said. "I c~n't even begin to 0 George gave the postcards to credible. One time he came to the tell the time he spent there. And
people they met on their cruise hospital for a blood test and stood he would talk to everyone--he
and asked them to mail them from in line like anyone else. Then, was on everyone'.s plane -from
home. Well, for the' next six weeks, someone asked him his name, and the richest and the poorest man.
my grandfather got the same post-hpw· to spell it. She didn't even "I think you also have le;> be ve ry
card from all over the world. That know who he was, but he didn't mindful of his vision. It took
is so typical of the kinds of pranks mind it all. That man was just ex-somebody to really look ahead, to
he'd pull. He was so much fun." ceptionally humble and loved by ha-.:e a dream, to make it happen.
~Organization's request
came in the wake of a
lawsuit filed by former a
Harbor High cheerleader.
BY MA.Jly ANN HAP.MON
STAFF WUJlla
NEWPORT-MESA -Claim-
ing that the school district has
ignored its past requests, a local
American Civil Liberties Union
chapter has reilerated its re·
quest that Newport Harbor High
staff eliminate cheerlending fees .
The letters·were sent to New-
port-Mesa Unified Scbool ·Dis-
trict trustees in response to a
Sept. 8 lawsuit filed' by former
Newport Harb or cheerleader
Heather Delaney and her . par:
en ts.
The lawsuit contends that the
district illegally charged and mis-
used fees up to $1 ,900 per
cheerleader, used non-credential
teachers and abused cheer-
leaders in the program. And be-
cause Heather and her parents
complained, the suit alleges she
didn't make the squad.
Charging fees for school ac·
tivities is Illegal, .according to
ACLU Associate Director Eliza-
beth Schroeder:
"It's a clear violation of the
state law and it's not surprising
that someone ha s finally brought
it to the attention of the school
district," she said.
"What they are doing is illegal
and it's not just th e Delancy
(amlly 's attorney, it's not the just
ihe ACLU, it's the state Depart-
ment of Education that has
pointed it out to ,them. This. is
, something the sc hool board
needs to sit down and very .care-
fuHy look at and simply change
its policy." •.
'The Delaneys' case caught the
att ention of ACLU's Sout·hern
California affiliale after a lcller
from the ACLU Orange County ·
chapter was ignored, she added.
Superintendent Mac Dcrnd
said he gave the ACLU letter to
district attorneys, but would not
fomment specifically on the
case.
"We · are certainly qismnycd
that this matter has not been
settled a t this point,'' he said.
''And we are turning cor·
respondence of this kind to our
leg31 counsel because it is a
legal matter. 1 obvioui.ly can't
comment specifically 6n a letter
regarding this issue. ~St! my
remarks could 11ffecf~e legal
situation."
T he lawsuit is !>till going
through a hearing process, s:iid
Delaney's attorney, Joh11 S.
R6th, of Newport·. Beach. But.
several other peopfe and com-
munity organizalions; includi ng
the ACLU, are considering join•
ing the suit, he added ..
Heather, now a senior who
has transferred to another
school in the dimict, had been a
chccrlender for lwo consecutive
years.
Mr. Hoag was born in 1917 in everybody from the ·cafeteria to And through the George Hoag
New York. He went t'o Dartmouth the board of directors. Family Foundation and generous
College and Southwestern Law "One day I beard him talkiQg support of citizens of the area, the
School. He served as chairman about the hospital and said, 'that hospital was never in want for
emeritus of the Hoag Hospital hospital doesn't belong to me, it equipment it needed."
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Holy _.. Ortllllax catllalc ClllPch
seeks to include rather than exclude
' BY A.NAITACJA Pu1a,a.o
SrAn W&IT... -
F ather Gherrit Crawford imd
Bishop Donald Jolly-Gabriel
of the Holy Angels Orthodox
Oitholic Church, which meets
once a month at the chapel ot
Pucinc View Cemetery, arc two
spiritual leaders who practice what
they preach.
"We have a saying, 'We don't
do guilt,'" said Crawford, 44.
"Ou.r church has four rules of
faith: love God, love your
neighbor, judge not others and
condemn not others." ,
Crawford and Gabcicl have
made these concepts the hallmark
of their ministry. Crawford works
at the Hyperbaric Oxygen Institute
in San Bernardino, which uses
hypcrbaric decompression tanks to
aid in the treatment of drowning
and burn victims.
From 1988-1991, Jolly-Gabriel
and Crawford ran a program in
Romania to help children with
AIDS. Crawford also makes
regular trips to West Hollywood to
minister on the streets, and will
soon be heading up a ministry in
Guadelajara that he has
participated in since November.
In addition to working with
more than 2,000 street kids,
Crawford will run a clinic across
from the University Medical
School, training doctors in
h) pcrbaric techniques.
Jolly-Gabriel and Crawford
come to their ministries from very
different backgrounds.
Jolly-Gabriel, 54, was an executive
at Empire Savings· and Far West
Savings and was ordained in 1973.
He worked in the bankjng industry
for seven more years, which
resulted in the occasional schedule
ronnla. .
LEAH HOOSTEN/DAJl.Y PILOT
Father Gherrit Crawford (right) and Bishop Donald Jolly-Gabriel of
Holy Angels Orthodox Catholic Church practice what they preach.
my driver to hurry and get me
back to the office because we were
buying another company that day,"
Jolly-Gabriel said. "I ran into tl1e
building in my flowing gold robes
and got on the elevator with some
other people. We all got off on the
same floor and I went and
changed. When I got to the
· conference room, it turned out
that the people in the elevator
were the people I was meeting
with."
Crawford says he relates well to
the street kids he ministers to
because he Jived on the streets for
a year when he was 18. After
becoming a cardio-pulmonary
physiologist and running an AIDS
clinic that eventually lost its
funding, Crawford said God called
him to ministry while he
attempted suicide. Crawford was
ordained two years ago and wa~
recently made an abbot.
down the main street of San
Bernardino," Crawford said .. "It's
hard and sad that those kids arc in
that situation, but I have great joy
because their problems can be
solved and their needs fulfilled.
What they need is a little love.
That's what it's all about."
Crawford and Jolly-Gabriel
. started meeting with the Holy
Angels Church a year an'd a half
ago. The Orthodox Catholic
Church originated dufing a schism
between Eastern and Western
churches in the year 1052.
Jolly-Gabriel said that the Eastern
churches wanted to retain their
ethnic purity.
"There were minor doctrinal
differences, but there was also a
problem with language," ·
Jolly'-Gabriel said. "The Roman
church principally used Latin and
the Eastern churches wanted to
keep their ethnic languages."
Crawford and Jolly-Gabriel say'
I
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St. Michael's and All A gels
+ ADD-I: 3233 Padftc View Drive Corona del Mar. + 111 rruOia: &44 CM6J. + Dlll:IDW'llON: E~opalt.n (member of the
worldwide Anglican ·
Communion). + YIM ESTA8USHID:
1?59. .
+ tlllVICI TIWES: Sunday -
Band 10 a.m. + RECTOR: Rev. Peter 0 .
Haynes_._ __ _
+~STAFF: Dr.
Burton KaBOn, minister of •
music; Peggy Str~, miNster.
of religious education;
Barbara Johnson and Ed
Mattsson, ministers of admin-
istration. + SIZE Of CONGREGATION:
200 (weekly Sunday atten-
dance). + MAKEUP OF CONGREGA·
TION: The average age of the
congregation is 45-50; there is
a significant number of single
women and a lesser number
of single men. +.atrLD CARI: Nursery care
for newborns through 4-year-
o lds from 8-11 :20 a.m.; .
Sunday School programs for
kids through junior high age
during the second service.
+TYPE OF WORSHIP: A full
choir, accompanied by an
organ, sings traditional
hymns and anthems. + TYPE OF SERMON: The
text of the sermons come
from the lessons of the-day; .
Rev. Haynes illustrates his
points with Scripture, step-
ping down from the poc:hum
to go to the front pews and
address the congregation on
certain points. + RECENT SERMONS: Trust
in the l ord; "love is fre-
quently talked about, the
CASEY lUKSCH I DAl.Y PlOT
St. Michael's f ea tu' res a small and warm congregation. <'
love, care and understanding
for others," said Norm Ewers,
chairman of communications
at St M ichael's.
+WELCOME WAGON:
Visitors are welcomed outside_
the church by greeters, and
are encowaged to sign the
church's guest book and take
JJ visitors' brochure. + CHURCH PROGRAMS: The
Lenten Mission Commission
project, w hich will raise a
metric ton of food for chil-
dren in Mexico; Women's
Spifit~lity ·and Daughters of
the K groups; a men's
monthly reakfast; a men's
golf tournament in the
spring; adult religious educa-
tion programs; a church-spon-
sored Brownie troop.
DRESS: Re9ular Sun~ay
church attire. + CHURCH DESIGN: The
church is tucked away on top
of a hill in Corona del Mar;
the sanctuary is small and
intimate in feel, with wooden
pews and stained g1ass win-
dows depicting religious fig-
ures. + MISSION STATEMENT: We
are a Christian Community
who come to hear God's
word and to receive and
share the Lord Jesus Christ.
Our purpose is to have. Christ
live in us in order that in
Christ we may live faithful
and productive Christian lives.
Our commitment to the
Gospel is evangelical; our
liturgical tradition, catholic;
our theology, orthodox but
open to thought reflection,
and spiritual endeavor. We
care about the world and
strive to serve Christ in it.
-t• INTERESTING NOTE: On
March 25, there will be a spe-
cial Lenten choral Evens.ong
service for Rose Sunday, the
midway point of Lent. The
Son9 of Mary and the Song
of Simeon will be performed.
By Anastacia Freeberg
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our chief legal counsel, and I told
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streets of East L.A. and West
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3303 Via Udo, Newport Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
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Pastor William Hanenway
"We l11t11 clrilJrtn, putlt, 'l'""f lliults, ureer
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160 I MarQueme Ave. Coronc1'del Mar
644-0745
Worship at 8:00AM & 1 O:OOAM Sunday School All AQes 9:00AM
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CHURCH OF COSTA MESA
420 W. 19th St. 548-7727
Between Harbor and Newport
WORSHIP AT 9:00 AM AND 10:30 AM
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8:30 and 10:00 a .m.
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2481 Irvine Ave. at Santa Isabel
Newport Beach
Sunday Worship • 10:00AM
Dr. Dallas Gladson 645-5781
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•A Comnumity DeOtcolff to lovint onJ Sttvinf Jewl Ovilt OJ &IJnl on.I S.vH>f"
Fr. David C Andef son, rector
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NEWPORT BEACH CHURCH
901 Dove #145, N.8 .
(West of JamborBe) (North of Bristol)
(Eost of John Woyne Airport)
Service Sun. 10:30 a.m.
M, Tu, Th, (714) 646-3199
Or. Juonello Evans, Minister
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Dr. Dennis W. Short, Minister
Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:AM
Church School 9AM Adult -9:45 Children
Child Care Provided 644-7400
611 Heliotrope Ave, Corona Del Mar
SYNAGOGUE
TEMPLE ISAIAll ,I~) Sllabbat StMce
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Rabbi Marc Steven Robensteln
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The scml·llnnual rummase s:ilc at
Fine Ualeed MtlbOdlte CbUttlt or
Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th Street,
concludes 9 1.m. co noon.
The cvcrft is sponsored by che
United Metllodlst Women'•
Oraaaliatlon to aid hs Missions
Projecl.$, Phone 548· 7727.
llCONDYIAll
"Year l'Wo/Sclenec/Mind" is the 10
o.m. to 2 p.m. workshop at Newport
Duch Church or Rell&IOUI Science,
901 Dove Sc., No. 145 (646-3199).
ICAU.OU NIOMT
Onmae Coast Vnltarlan Unlversallst
Chunb, 1259 Vlctorhi Sr., Costa Mesa,
prcSCnl.$ "Karaoke KJub & Koffee
House" <Jt 7:'3o p.m.
The event offers thdsc attendin~
opportunhics to be lead singers w1lh
microphones and bn,ckup
instrumentGls, bn compact disc, on
stage. Since lyrics will be on a TV
screen, sin&ers must be capnble of
renIDng the lyrics and handling
microphones. Children under 10 will
not be accepted.
There will be open-mike time for
attendees to read poetry, up to three
minutes in length. Light refreshments
will be served. Admission is $12 per
adult (18 and over). Parents may bring
teens under 18 Cree. For information
and reservations (tickets also sold at
the door), cl'.111 534· 7870.
SUNDAY
. HOT TOPIC
"Fire and Ashes" is the topic at 10:30
a.m. at Newport Beach Church or
HOLY-
Fro•A6
chat they want Holy Angels to be
a modern version of the ancient
Chriscian church, filled with joy,
lov.e and openness.
"Father Andrew Greeley in his
book 'The Jesus Myth' says that
'We in Christianity have
out-Phariseed the Pharisees,' ".
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Phone 646-3199 for more details.
CllAHOINe RJINDIMIH
"The Ups and Downs of Friendship"
is the title o( the Rev. Diana Heath's
10:30 a.m. sermon at Oraaae Cout
UnJtarfao Unlveraallst Cluucb, 1259
Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
The sermon will focus on the
changes in our approaches to
friendship in recent years. Infant and
child care, and instruction in religion
education for youth will be offered
during the sermon.
Heath will conduct an "Introduction
to UUism" seminar at 9 a.m. The
public is invited. Call 646-4652.
'ROAD TO HTHUHDV
Corona dcl Mar churches Community
Church Conereiatlonal, Luthenn
Church or the Master, Newport Center
United Methodist. Our Lady Quffa or
An&els and Saint Michael aod All
An&els are joining fbrces with host
churc'b SL Mark Presbyterian to .
present "The Road to Bethany'' this
evening.
At 5:30 p.m., a supper preparation
and camaraderie will be held at the
church, 2100 Mar Vista Ave., followed
at 6 p.m. by the pot luck supper. The
40.minutc drama .. written and acted by
Bob Macklin, bcgi){s ~t 7 p.m. in St ..
Mark's sanctuary. •
Presented by Macklin to various
Southern California congi;egations over
the past 15 years, "Road to Bethany"
takes place three days before Jesus'
triumphal entry into Jerusalem. The
public is welcome. A freewill offering
will be taken.
MINTAL HIALTH SUPPORT GROUP
A support group for parents, siblings
Crawford said. "We want to be
uplifting."
Jolly-Gabriel says this
acceptance creates a liberating
environment for the congregation.
"We believe that the
relationship between you and God
is a matter of your own
conscience," he said. "We need to
do what Christ taught in the
Gospels and he taught love, not
condemnation."
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and spouse& of the seriously mentally
ill meets It 6:30 p.m. at SL AodRW'•
Pmbft.erfaa Cburda, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach. For
Information, phone the Adult
Education Office, 574-2236.
OITLUNDS LIAD CONftUHCI
Newport Vineyard Chrfstlao
Fello,,-sblp, 102 E. Baker St., Costa
Mesa, kicks off a three-day conference
titled "Properties to Live By."
Leading the conference, which runs
through Tuesday, are Raymond C.
Ortlund, president and speaker of the
"Haven or Rest" radio program and a
former Mariners Church pastor, and
his wife Anno, a prolific author. The
Ortluods currently head Renewal
Ministries based an Newport Beach.
Registration cost is Sl5 per person,
$25 per couple or $30 for a family.
Mote information is available· at
556-8463.
TUUDAY ..
•CllNCI Of MIND
Meditat~on at 6:30 p.m. followed by
"Prosperity/Science of Mind" at 7 p.m.
are held at Newport &acb Church or
Rell&Jow Science, 901 Dove St., No.
145, Newport Beach.
Science of Mind/Healing is also held
10 a.m. Wednesdays. For more
information, call 646-3199.
WIDNUDAY
PU.YIR UIAICIAIT
First United Methodist Church or
Costa Mesa holds a Prayer Breakfast
at 6 a.m. at Denny's restaurant at
Newport Boulevard and 17th Street in
Costa Mesa. Call 548· 7727.
HOLY COMMUNION
SL J1mtt Ep~opaJ Cburcb, 3209 Via
Udo, Newport Beach, offers a noon
1ervicc with Holy Communion. Bring a
lunch and dine with the church 11arr
after the service. For more
lnformotion, call 675-0210.
WOMIN't OUILD LUNCH
Newport Beach Church or Rell&lous
Science's Women's Guild holds a noon
luncheon at 1929 Tustin Ave .. Costa
Mesa.
There will be drawings for prizes.
Phone 646-3199 ,for more inrormation.
HOMILlll lllUll
' Newport Mesa l~lne Interfaith
Couucll's luncheon at Nc"port llurbor
Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach, focuses on homeless
issues.
Panelists include: Patty Arledge of
the Orange County I lomelcss Issues
Task Force; Diane Russell of
Comprehensive County-wide Approach
to End Homelessness; Sandee Gordon,
director of Orunge Coast lntcrfoitl\~
Shelter: and the Rev. Sieve lscnman
oC First United Methodis t Chureh or
Costa Mesa.
Pan elists will discuss th1.: c.>.tcnt of
homelessness in Orange County,
what's being done, what needs to be
done and what can be ~one by local
congregations and cortlmunity groups.
Anyone can attend. For reservations to
the luncheon, which is S5, call
Interfaith executive director Jim de
Boom at 548-4942.
llNOLlt t U l lON
Speaker Candi Dabney presents her
thoughts on "Intimacy, Power am!
Love" at the Serendipity singles seri.:s
weekly session at 7:30 p.m. a1 St.
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THURSDAY
THINK THIN
Newport Beolh Chun·h of Rdlelou~
Science presents "Think Thin \\ith
Rev. Dolly" at 6.30 p.m. at I IJ:!<J
Tustin Ave., Costa Mc~a. For more
information, call 646-3199.
A COURJI IN M IRACLU
The non-profit orgunization A
Gathering of Miracles prcscm "A
Course in Miracles" lecture and
di~cussion al 7:30 p.m. at Saint
Saturday, March 11, 1995 A.,.
lecture. For more ioforma1ion, all
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1hc Stewart Lounge at St. Andrew's
Prcsb)terl:ln Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Nc~port Beach.
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Job Search." The ongoing meetings
·arc open to all 111 no charge. For
addiqonul information, call 574-2239.
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U Saturday, March 11, 1995 N~ Beach/Costa Mesa Dilly Pilot
Tiii ····-· All'll ·Show goes on at Corona del Mar lfeh
I t's still too early to tell
what effect the Orange
County bankruptcy is going
to have on arts education
funding in· public schools,
but Corona del Mar High School
isn't waiting to find o ut.
The school's second annual
all -campus production, "Hat's
Off '95: A Salute to Broadway,"
is an all-volunteer event chat
relies on th~ help of concerned
teachers and parents, as well as
the singing, dancing and acting
talents of more than 40 CdM
students in grades 7 through 12.
"The Music BooMcr Club has
always wanted to have a musical
on campus," explained Diane
Ha~r, who tl!aches 7th and 8th
gra~c drama at CdM and is one of th'C production's volunteers.
"Since very few of the students
had been able to perform, we
thought we would do a talent
concept. Let kids try out, see
~hat kind of talent we had, and
write a show around it."
Since the program worked so
well last year, CdM brought the
concept back this year. All
!)tudcnts who tried out got parts
in "Hat's Off '95," which uses
songs and dramatic scenes from
Broadway musicals to explore
the theme of relationships. The
school's new full time drama/
English teacher, Pepper Roades,
is directing the dramatic scenes
for the program. She said she
enjoys working with the te~n-age
students, who are very
ent9us~astic about putting on a
show.
"You have to keep your own
energy level up, because there's
a lot of energy flying around the
room," noted Roades. "The
students are great to work with,
because they'U try new things,
they don't hold back. It's fun to
see peopte let loose like that."
"Hats Off '95" will play Friday
at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday,
March 18, at 2 p.m. in the
Norman R. Loats Performing
Arts Center on the campus of
Newport Harbor High School.
Tickets are $5 in advance
(available at' CdM} or $6 at the
door. For more information, call
Angela Woo at 644-5108.
· OCC'S NEW SHOW IS REAL KlllER
Lee Harvey Oswald. John both controversial and unusual, a
Wilkes . Booth. John Hinkley. play that provokes as well as en-
Squeaky Fromme. Infamous names tertains. Plus, he said, "I person-
of -presidential assassins, ar1d ally feel this is one of the best
would-be assassins. Not exactly a productions we've ever done here.
likely subject for a musical. But The cast is exceptional."
leave it to Stephen Sondheim to One exceptional cast member is
create a darkly comic musical Terri Mowrey, a 22-year-old, life-
called "Assassins," a thoughtful long Costa Mesa resident who at-
study of real life presidential as-tended Estancia High School be-
sassins that has been playing to fore enrolling at OCC. She has---
sold out houses in Los Angeles for starred in numerous plays whil e at
seve ral months. OCC and wants to pursue acting
And leave it to Orange Coast as a career. She hopes to enter the
College in Costa Mesa to offer the professional actor training pro-
Orange County premiere of "As-gram at American Conservatory
sassins." It plays in the school's Theater (ACT} in San Francisco
Compiled by Drama Lab. Theatre tonight at 8, this fall.
CHRISTOPHER TRELA Sunday and March 19 at 3 p.in. "It's a really great cast," said D and 8 p.m. Thursday through Mowrey. "It's been a lot of fun.
March 18. There have been many firsts for The Performing Arts col-Theater professor John Ferzacca me in this show. It's the first time
umn runs every Saturday. is directing the production, and I get to play a real person, the
The column focuses on said he had no idea how OCC as first time I et to cuss on sta e what's gomg on frv-:rtiv-mi-f--:a""b,,..,le,.......,to=-=-ac=q=u"'"'rr=e...,t'~e.....,r,..,1g~s~~,.,,_.,.s--__,.t ... e__,.1~rs...,.t.....,t ..... 1m_e ........ _g_e.,...t -to-ca_r_ry_a_g"""u'-'n<--.,
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pie who devote their lives think that they were not able to like that."
to the nrts. Send ideas to get an exclusive contract," mused Mowrey is so determined to be
Christopher Trela at 330 Ferzacca. "We sent for right s to a working actress tJ1 at she enrolled
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Corona del Mar High sophomores Laurel Hafer and Steven Tarta-
glini (top photo) rehearse number from "Hats Off '95: A Salute to
Broadway." Michael PariUo and Pandora Zamanian iabove) get
direction from Pepper Rhoads before singing song from "Gigi."
where she "met a lot of good con-
tacts and learned a lot about the
busirress aspect, which is 90 per-
cent of it." She also ·appeared in
SCR's holiday play, "A Chrii.tmas
Carol," las t December.
AmongMo\~rey's goals are form-
ing her own theater company, bu t
she realizes she still has a few
years of trainin·g ahead of her. She
wants to concentrate on stage
work, although she admits that
"you have to do everything and
anything that comes your way. I
just want to try. If I don't, I'm
going to kick my!.clf for the res1 of
my life. ~I w:mt to sec how for I
can go and what I can do. Thii. is
where my he art is."
Tickets for "As!>assins" are $8 in
advance and SlO at the door. Seat-
ing is limited, so get there early.
for more information, call 432-
5880.
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81CYCLI HILMD LAW CORRESPONDENCE
, ·. HARD .. HEADED
Both proponents and opponents have· strong views of bicycle helmet taw
4What kind of message
is Grad Night Sending? H urrah for Marie Schock ("Butting
Heads wit h the Helmet Law" March
2). Finally a voice for reason on the
Jaw recently passed which requires helmets
for all youngsters riding a bicycle. Our
daughters had been so thoroughly
intimidated.. by police at the end of last yea r
that they were ref using to ride their bikes
around the neighborhood.because moin and
dad hadn'l bought them helmets an,d they
would be breaking the law. ,·
I suppose that activist Karen Evarts
applauds such controls of the free spiri t. Dut
someone needs to rethink these schemes to
cloak children in a styrofoam safely net.
Just look al the recent study about air bags
in cars. Motorists were found to be driving
more recklessly in lhe false assumption thar
the air bag would save their lives in a crash.
The -same scenario may show up after a year
of helmet wear and bike accidents. Think
about it. When kids arc playing motocross in
a vacant lot, jumping their bikes off curbs,
neglecting lo signal turns, riding across busy
intersections, not paying attention to traffic
lights -does anyone, even a Karen Evarts,
think a styrofoam helmet is going to save
them from injury?
Recently, our fourth-grader enjoyed a field
trip to the La Orea Tar Pits with her class.
They all made the 100-mile round trip on a
school bus withou t any seat bells. If you're
someone like me who likes to ponder the
in.consistencies of life, you may wonder why a ·
child riding five blocks to and from school
has to wear a styrofoam helmet, but can get
on a school bus and not be able to buckle
up.
Reckless behavior will not find a safeguard
in a helmet, condom or anything else applied
to the surface of an individual who hasn't
had someone tell them the consequences of
what they do -even careerists at
apoloeizing for behavior like Karen Evarts.
KEN LARSON
) Newport Beach
D
Fearing that my house is going to be TP'd by
so-nnd-so's son because he received a $76
ticket for not wearing a bike helmet, I'd like
to add a few words to Mary Ann Harmon's
fine article on the cu rrent teen-age diJemma,
"To Wear, or Not to Wear" a geeky bike
helmet.
Flt.£ l'll<lt<)
I am a concerned parent of
a senior who attends
Estancia High School.
With Grad Night quiclJy
approaching, I have been
approached by differel'\t
Individuals a~king for my
support. My.concern is the type
of Grad Night that has been
planned and my reluctance to
offer support. -
As we are all aware, this
country is facing a moral
decline such as never bcfu1 e.
Our children have been
exposed to all sorts of vice-,,
violence and otherwise
undesirable act ivity which has
had a tremendous effect on llu r
society the past several years.
Television· and movies an!
under attack for their adverse
influence on our young people,
and for contributing to the
severe increase in violent (anti
sometimes Satanic) criminal
activity among our young
people. We arc all abhorred by
the statistics, and yet, "e seem
to mindlessly contri bute to tlw.
dov.-nwartl spiral oursehcs \\llh
such e\ents a!> a Grad Night
"hich includes gambl111g, J
"bar" and fortune telling.
I have a problem \\ ith
introducing kids to g.1mbling
which, l might add, is unla'' fut
H1 California. I belie\ e this is a
terrible message to our
children. We try to teach them
financial rcspon!>ibility, yet we
take them to a gambling ca..,ino,
make thc.:m feel comfortable.:
and, lo and behold, we have
imroduced them to a behavior
that could ruin their lives. It
has, in fa ct, ruined many ·live-.
and families.
Secondly, there is the fortune
teller. It doesn't mailer
QUISTION
What do you think
abbut Grad Night?
Do )Ou feel ·Grad
Night ac ti,itics. like
gambling and fortune
telling, send a· bad
mess.ige to the }OUth::.
attending the event?
Leave your views,
along with your name,
hometown and phone
number on the Readers
l lotline, 642-6086.
cultic activity anJ a::.k that
parents pay for II, I am
11:.ibbc.:tgasteJ.
Then there is the .. b.ir." I
was under the imprcs~iun there.:
111J) be one '>Ct up to look hkc:
a bJr \\ith drinks that could
gl\ c: the imp ression of re:ll
Jlcuhl lie Jr1nk!i. I ask )OU, if
1he11. "one, \\h~1t me.,s.1ge 1::.
th 1-. gl\ i i:g'?
\\ h.11 ~ire: ~ou people Ullm~?
It\ h.1rJ tor me to bt:l1c:\ e th;it
other pJrcnl'> allow this I) pc: of
1rre~pom.ib1h1y from our
c:Jucators. The mone) !->pcni...for
this I~ p1: of Grad Night cou Id
be put tu belier use (for
e'<Jmplc, to\\ cb iJ1 the g) m so
my son can tal..c a shu,,er atrcr
sports). '
What C\cr happened 10 Gr.JJ
Night at Disne)l:rnJ'! It JiJn't
cost a '>mal l fortune and the
l..1tls had a tun, 11rnoccnt time
I a'>k that you consiJer Ill)
conc1.:rm., not' as a fanatic. but
as someonl! \\ho is concerned
about the d1rec11on our countr~
ts senJ1ng our )Oung peupk
I say teen-age dilemma, because it seems
not at all a problem for younger kids.
Today's parents with anysense started
strapping a helmet on their kindergartener
even before that first foray around the block
on training wheels. Kindergartners eventually
go on to junior high and most don't give a
second thought about donning their helmet
before they leave for school. Like anything
else, once they're used to it, h's no longer a
problem.
State law says all bike riders younger than 18 must wear a helmet.
whether "e arc talking
''pretend" or "real," this is
called necromancy -a !>etlucer
of dead spirits. This could
introduce the unsuspecting
child to the Satanic world,
which I consider -:in out1 ight
attack on my !>piritual beliefs.
anti hu" \\C contribute to 11
\\ith the l..1nJ-, of ac11,i11es
described here \\ e arc
responsible fur pro' 1J1ng
c~amplc.:s for them tu become
good, la" ·Jb1ding citiLcns '' ith ·
healthy att11uJes and the
1'.nO\\.lcdge of \\hJt 1s righ t and
\\hat is \Hong.
None of us likes the idea of government,
Big Brother, telling us what to do. I
remember the first seat belts in the 1960s,
and the debates over their becoming
mandatory. Remember how strange seat
bells felt at first? And once used to them,
doesn't it feel strange on a bus or in a taxi
when there's no belt?
The stats are very clear, seatbelts save lots
of lives. Maybe government does serve a
societal purpose after all, making us all do
what we should have been doing before
having to be told. ·
So when people retort, always with a surge
of anger, that they grew up just fine without
(fill in the blank with "wearing a bike
helmet," "using a seat belt," or "being tied
into a kiddies car seat") ... the best answer
is the simplest: "Just try it. Soon you may
even like it."
For only the most rigid i!> it necessary to
add, "Besides, did you know that it costs the
state of California upward of $4 million to
care for each survivor of major head
trauma?" Mentioning the tax bite usually
drives the point home.
And to all those kids who give up bike
riding (temporarily, I hope) rathet than
wearing the head gear, good choice! Walking
is certainly safer than riding bare headed.
D
KAREN EVARTS
Newport Beach
I 'm the bicycle rodeo and helmet saf cry
chairman at Newport Elementary and I
work as a tow truck driver in Costa Mesa
and Newport Beach. I work the streets night
and day, in the trenches, if you will. I sec
accidents of all kinds, no scat belts,
pedestrian versus vehicle, bicycle versus
vehicle. I clean up the streets of our cities,
the broken glass, the bent fenders, the blood
and guts, the blood st:iins on our streets.
I'm saying I know firsthand of the need for
helmets for our children -if they like it or
not. Tcr1try and sny th:it our police :ire
picking on our kids. by giving tickets for not
wearing helmets is p:.issing the buck. As
parents we need to take responsibility for our
own children at home, then the police wo uld
not have to do it for us out there in the real
world.
The bicycle is our first means of
transportation, the first encounter of
following the laws of traffic safety with a
vehicle or bicycle . The children do not have
a choice in that. But the children do have
one choice -no helmet, no bicycle. Walk.
In time, all kids "ill weur helmets as all
people we:i r seat belts. If )OU don't wear a
seat belt, you'll e'cntually get a ticl..et. If you
don't wear a helmet, if )Ou're luci...y, you'll
only get a ticket. ro:-.1 ANARUMA
Newport Beach
You have no idea what you
are doing when you allow this
·type of seemingly innocent
activity to be presented to our
children. When schools are
allowed to promote this i.ort of
I \\Oultl hop!.! th:it )OU agree,
thb l)pc of Grad Night 1s nor :l
responsible e'c.:111.
SANDRA P. USHER
Co ... ta Mesa
Bigger problems than a little mimicking
I think there are so many
things wrong in our city th,1t
this ridiculous molehill made
into a mountain bct\\ecn Luci-
lie Ku ehn and Norma Glo\(:r
was not worth) of a story.
IRC\IA Ll:.I:. DESENBERG
UJlboa
Don't bury the ground owls
I under!>tand that the area tll
be paved over ,as part of the
sport s complex is "here the
Costa Mesa lraci... is right no".
That area, against the Ai ling-
ton fence, has been, for quite
'IOlllC time, a nestmg an:.i fur
ground O\\h I ccrtaml) hope:
somebvd) lool..s 111to th1'> before
\\C bury them ah\C.
PL;-..;-.. Y DL'i\Fl:.TH
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CHARTER SCHOOL DEBATE
CHARTING THE FUTURE
Some say Corona del Mar High should have its independence , but to others, 'if it ain 't broke, don't fix it'
I believe Corona del Mar High School being
chartered is a mistake. If h's not broken, why
fix it?
0
BARBARA CAKERR
Newport Beach
Regarding the charter schOQI issue, I am glad to sec
that most of the responses have been positive, but
the two negative responses (C.Ommunity Forum,
Thursday) were so stunningly vitriolic and full of
racism and personal slurs directed toward the
people who arc proposina the charter alternative.
It seems cl ear that these people (and I guess the
rest of the public, too) thinks that nothina needs to
be f&Xed nt CdM High School. Either they don't
have students who'are goina there or they don't
look at the school. If they just walked Into the
school, they could sec that the physical facility is
very shabby. It's been a Iona time linee there have •
been adequate runda in the dillrict to maiotain the
school. •
Student spirit and tht telchcn' morale IW licen
in steady decline.-Just 8bout any student cu ten
you that they reel froc to thlOW lbraill on the
around and no oae ~· about the KhoOI. The aeadaen are deon.14 ibeca~ IMJ don't ~
• sUID&iieat matm.11 IO do daelt w.ft Ud It doaa't
... lhata..,_..._ I bow or oee ..-.,, for 1n1a--. ..._ ........
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wont their kids to wear uniforms or they're n!raid of
having Hi panics bused in. I think what they should
do i'I perhaps familiarize themselves with CdM High
School and perhaps offer other alterna tives. But,
mudslinging is n't going to help nnyonc.
D
SUE SHOCHAT
Newport Beach
I like the ic.lcll or Corona dcl Mor Hiah becoming a
Cbarter 1ehool. They have an excellent parent = &ro.UP already in place, a hi&hly·motivatcd
boCIY. and teachers who arc willina to make ._. * put fonb the extra effort needed. It
~ .. • udaia& project to watch.
BONNIE O'NEIL
Newport Beach
D
l totally op)5osc chartering Corona del Mar High
School. J\e had two girls go through the se,cnth
through 12th graJcs. I moved into the community
because of Newport-Mesa school d1stnct and I am
really very angry that there arc three imfo iduals out
there trying to ch;ingc Coron.i del Mar High School
-what it stands for, and the: .,pirit behind it, :.nd
the involvement in the communit}. and tf)ing to
change direction because they're unh.ippy \\1th
things that are going on ria;ht now.
I would like things to ch;inge -I'm always for
progres . l lowever, I ,-.ould like CoronJ del Mar
High School to remain in the district. I do not want
a charter high school. I do not want busing in otJ1er
types of children into 1he community. I paiJ the
higher price of homes for 1hi · community and that's
lhc way I like it und that's lhl! w.iy our family likes
it.
I would uggc t that the c other i.mhvuJuals who
aac so unhappy with CJM nlO\.C out and try to go to
one or the 77 ch;utcr $chools 1h;it arc Q\ailablc to
them in California. And, hopefully, the communit~
oo the out iac of thi mull group that's looking to
change the direction of Curono dcl Mnr High
Sc:hool, will ha\'-C the oppor&unity to vote on
somclhlna like this thnt'~ aoina to impact this
comsaunity trcmcndoualy.
. ~ •
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Saturday. March 11, 1995
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' ''It's a method of keeping track ing here, eating. staying and shop.
ot lhc .kids," be said. "At le ping will be ~ for the city,"
• while they're out lhere, if they get said Mayor Joe Erick.son. "And,
in trouble or they need help, they I'm pleased that the city and the
can call me." Mesa Verde Country Oub will be
The red tags are &iven to the recognized for the quality course
• new kids. In order to move up the that they have. I think the city of
t color ranks -yellow next, then Costa Mesa is going to benefit
green -the teens must work on Crom the attenti<>n that this will at·
improving relationships with fam-tract"
, · ily, teachers and peers. And, they ~embers of the city's Special
( must learn how to say goodbye to Events Committee and officers
1 drugs and gangs. from the Police Department's traf-
" By the time a k.id gets to the fie division have been working
r 1reen leve l, there will be no gang with tournament staff for the past
l involvement, no ditching school, three months, ironing out details
t no drugs, no fighting," Alvarado about security and traffic issues.
t said. "If they lapse into any of Because so many local agencies
s those old behaviors, they have to have been involved in the plan·
go back to the yellow group." oing. the event has been lauded by
:: But, getting there is bard work. some as "one of the most con-
e The. teens must attend tutoring certed community effQrts" in
I semons at the Save pur Y~uth Costa Mesa's recent history. EVen
! (SOY) cenler and gr~up meetings . residents living near t.he course say < to help them cope with whatever the"'re looking forward to the · h • balll'ng whether I ~s~ues t ey re ~ -start of the tournament.
it s a problem with P3fCnts or "I think it's good for the com-
•'Y I
lbseetdomlll
Six streets will be closed
to traffic during playing
hours for the loShiba
Senior PGA Classic, held
next week at Mesa Verde
Country Club. Those streets
are:
• Tahiti Drive.
a~lui
' . Then on Friday, be~ at
teachers or a problem with gangs . h th' la·e
d mumty to ave some mg IA
or rugs. h' " 'd J · Wh't who l'ves There's also a li1tle bit of -paper· l is, sa1. erry . • e, 1 •
Cun LuacH/DAJLY P1l.OT
A worker preps guest boxes for next week's Senior PGA tournament at Mesa Verde Country Ch.~.
8:30 a.m., the 18 tourin&ffunr~i\l
drive, chip and putt thcii'Way I> a
chance at winning the tourna-
ment's Sl million in prize. snot.
Andersen said tickettilol e
~ift are"$50 ftJr an.o\Jt-w&k a-
son badge" and $10 per individual
weekday event or $15 per day for
the weekend tournament.
, work that has to be completed,,· on Kauai Place, JUSt a short dis-
" In t~e red gr~up, the kids have lance from the entrance to the
to fill out what I call a snivel sheet golf cc;>urse. . . ,
' -it's a list of people who they White said It s been several
t can turn to fo r support," Alvarado years since a pro tournament has
!I said. "They have to list two family been held at the Mesa Verde
members two ad ults who they Country Club.
aren't re1la ted to, two peers and . "They've had othe~ tournaments
two professionals -like teachers. m the past, and they ve always run
And they have to include their very well," he said. "They've al-·
telephone numbers, so that l can ways made it very easy on the resi-
reach them. dents. Of course, people park
"The people on this list agree to along the streets. But, they keep
give support fo r the teen. And, the driveways clear."
they're someone the kids can call Some surrounding streets wiJI be
if they need someone to tal k to -closed to through traffic during
ln case they need a shoulder to cry tournament playing hours, which
on or someone to snivel to." begin at 7 a.m. Residents living in
Defore they can move on to the those areas will be issued passes
yellow t:ig group, the teens must allowing access to homes.
begin filling out an ehemy list and Meanwhile forecasts of rain this
agree to attend connict resolution week forced' PGA organizers to
meetings. step up their pace on prep work at
Each teen makes up a code the course -that means every-~.ame for everyone he, or she, con-thing from ma_rking the out-of-
s1<lers an enemy and records both bounds areas to installing portable
names on a list, which Alvarado
keeps on file.
Then, on a separate form, the
teen describes the conflict and
rates the intensity of aniruosity as
high, medium or low. Once the
youth has identified the problem,
he must attend conflict resolution
meetings to sort through his feel-
ings.
"Once he's in the yellow, he'll
be further advanced in his recov-
ery from drugs, getting away from
· gangs," he said. 1'His snivel sheet
will be completed by then, but
he'll be spending 1l lot of time
working through his enemy list.
"And, by that time, they should
be maintaining a C average in
!)Chool."
The teens who graduate to lhe
green level arc rewarded with field
trips and internships with local
•·high-ranking executives."
(
"The last Project Stop field trip
we did, we took the kids to the
Marrioll Suites in Newport Beach
for lunch," Alvarado said. "We
awarded the graduates with gift
certificates, and then we took
them over to visit with Judge
Frances Munoz at Harbor Munici-
pal Court."
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"The PGA field staff has been
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port Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Saturday, March 11, 1995 81
Bob Dickson,
Chi Chi went
~-2 at 1988
Haig Open
~They'll both be at the
same Mesa Verde site.
BY RICHARD DUNN
S1•oa.TS \Va.ma.
C OSTA MESA -Bob
Dickson, who returns
to the sit~ of his first
PGA Tour victory next week,
remembers that win like it was
yesterday.
Dickson, who left the PGA
_Tour at age 34 following the
1978 season, recorded one of
his two career victories in the
Haig Open at the Mesa Verde
Country Club in 1968, his
rookie year on the tour,
defeating Chi Chi .Rodriguez
by two strokes.
Dickson, one of 78 pros
who will compete in the
inaugural Toshiba Senior
Classic March 17-19 at Mesa
Verde CC, the first Senior
PGA Tour event ever played
in Orange County, would
probably welcome a little ruin
early next week to cleanse the
ai r.
"There was not a breath of
wind, and it was really hot and
smoggy for October," Dickson
recalled of his Haig victory. "I
had never been in those kind
of conditions before. It was
really uncomfortable, almost
unbearable, in fact. I al most
quit, because I was coughing
and sputtering just walking up
the fairway. It was difficult for
me, but I ended up winning."
Although Dickson fended
off Rodriguez, the win was
almost never meant to be
because of his lackluster play
the week before and the harsh
weather conditions.
"I remember I was hitting
the ball well, but putting
poorly," he said. "As a result,
I didn't play well in Las Vegas
the week before, which Chi
Chi won. My goal was to win
that year, and I was running
out of tournaments. Things
changed around entirely at
Mesa Verde. I played well and
putted grc:at and won, but it
was tough.
"The course was in really
he DICQON/P•1• ll
J PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223
Toshiba
Classic ·
Senior
PGA
Tour
Mesa Verde
Country Club ~
3000 Club House Rd.
Costa Mesa
March 13-19
Mesa Verde· cc poised, r·eady
~·senior PGA Tour makes its
first-ever stop in Costa Mesa.
By iucKAR.D DUNN, Srous Wa..ma.
COSTA MESA -Last year's top
money-winner Dave Stockton, the 1994
Se(lior PGA Tour P.Jayer of the Year
Lee Trevino, gallery favorite Chi Chi
Rodriguez and his imaginary sword, and
tour standout Jim Colbert, headline a
fiel~ of 78 Senior Tour players in th e
inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic next
week at I.he.Mesa Verde Country Club.
59" Gciberger, long-threat Jim Dent, The Senior Classic Pro-Am will be
former PGA Tour commissioner Deane Wednesday and Thursday, with the
Beman, and 1994 million-dollar club three-day, 54-holc Senior Classic begin-
winners Jim Albus and Tom Wa rgo. ning FridJy.
Then, of course, there's the first • If the weather permits, at least 50,000
entry: Mesa Verde head professional fans arc c~pectcd to walk 1hr,ough Mesa
Art Schilling, who has rec;eived a spon-Ver~ Country Club next week, qccord-
sor exemption to play in his firsr Senior ing to Skip Wluttct, a Senior PGA Tour
Tour event. · oflicial. ·
The tournalJlent begins Monday, with ESPN ,., scheduled to televise the
over 100 golfers vying (or only fou r event liH: on Friday from 11 a.m. to
spots in a qualifying round at the Yorba 1.30 p.m., aml on Sa1urda) and Sunday
Linda Country Club. Players "'ill also be from 2 30 p.m tu 4 p m.
Par 70, 6, 700-plus yards
72.9 rating
Stockton, Trevino, Rodriguez and
Colbert will be competing against the
Senior Tour's best in the $800,000
event, including 1993 Rookie of the
Ye ar Bob Murphy, 1994 U.S. Senior
Open winner Simon Hobday, Al "Mr.
participating in practice rounds Monda)I&. Tickets .m: a' a11Jblc by calling the
and Tuesday. The Kraft Foods Pro-Am tournament olficc at 254-3060, and are
will be part of the festivities Monday. abo on sale at all Hughes Markets and
Tuesday features the Southern Cali-Roger Dunn Goll Shops in Orange
fornia Dank Shootout, in which 10 Sc-Count}. Lis Vegas D1~coun1 Golf and
nior Tour players will be competing in Tennb in CO!>lJ l\1csa, Ni\..c ·1 own and
single-elimination competition. The Golf Club.
Cun P LUXSCH/D.uu· PILOT
Mesa Verde Country Club General Manager Jim Walsh scans the scenario as he awaits the Invasion of the Costa Mesa course for the 1995 Toshiba Classic.
Savoring a few moments ol accomplishment
~ The mountain of work to make it
right appears to have been climbed.
BY R.tcHAJU> DUNN, Sro1.n Wa.nn
C OSTA MESA -After ·
consistent 12-to 14-hour work
days, many headaches and much
anticipation. the di:eam of
hosting Orange County's first
Senior PGA Tour event has finally come
for the Mesa Verde Country Club.
"When it gets down to the end, the last
couple of days, it starts to be so much fun,
because you've done all the work. You
almost bate to sec it end," said Bill
Wallace, general chairman of the
inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic. which
begins Monday with a pro-am and
continues through Sunday with the final
round of the 54-hole tournament featuring
78 Senior Tour pros. • ,
There are some 460 volun'tOon!~-!.. • .r·~
including Wallace. There •ta '"1tl'C~
committee chairpersons.
Overtime the past few wee~ has
become a common voice for f~lks like
Woll ace.
Parking, scoring, marshalling ...
transportation, hospitality, security ...
those holding or making markers and
standard bearers ... cleanup crews, caddie
su perviso rs, scorebonrd operators .. : these
are only n few of the volunteers aloked to
work 2,000 four-hour,shiCts.
The Orange County Sports Association,
which is managing the event, as well us
the Senior PGA Tour and Cadillac, of
which the Toshiba Senior Classic is part
of its 19-part series, are the bonus babies
in terms of financial gain.
Mesa Verde, led by golf chairman
Wallace, general man.ager Jim Walsh and
head professional Art Schilling, is
primarily in charge of the background
operations, coordinating volunteers,
preparjng the golf course ... essentially
taking care of every little detail to
.successfully Nn a major tournament.
"There's a new crisis every hour, but
that's normal," said Wallace, who was
involved in the supervising of two U.S.
girls junior championships at Mesa Verde,
the most recent in 1993, as well as the
LPGA's Kemper Open from 1979 to 1981
ond Uniden from 1984 to 1986.
Wallace's wife, Joan, has also been put
to work. She's in charge of making signs
around the golf course, so volunteer and
spectator traffic nows smoothly.
"There's just a hell of a lot of activity
going on," Wallnce said. "There are a
couple of hundred guys running around,
trying to get everything done as fast as we
can. I'm just crossing my fingers on the
rain and hope everything works out. If we
get a little rain over weekend and get
sunshine the rest or week, we 'll be all
right. But if we get a lot_or rain early in
the week, we 'll be in trouble for the
tournament."
Among the duties of the volunteers
includes arranging 72 Cadillacs, gelling
them washed and filled with gas, ready for
the players to use. The Cadillacs alone
take up o majority of the p:irking spaces
at Mesa Verde.
"There arc a lot of things that go on in
a tournament that the average guy doesn't
look at," Wallace said. "They jul>t figure a
guy comes into town. hits a few balls and
lcavclo. They don't realize ho~ much goes
on in the background."
Wallace, Mella Ve rde golf chairman,
was the genesis behind gelling the event
here.
When he a1tended the GTE West
Cl:>!>l>ic ut Ojai last year, he ran in to a
friend and former colleague, Lisa Price. a
former Mesa Verde employee who at the
time worked at the Ojai Inn and Country
Club, where the event was held.
Wallace was told that GTE may not
come back as a sponsor, creating a
po siblc opening during that time of year.
So Wallace began calling his PGA friends,
and Schilling started calling his PGA
buddies. Eventually, Don Andersen of the
Orange County Sports Association caught
wind of the crusauc and began to help.
The rest is history.
THI FllLD
Tommr. Aaron, Jim Albus, Bud Allin,
IHo Aoli, George Archer, Tommy
Aycock, Butch Baird, Oeo\ne Bemoin,
Don Bies, Homero Blancu.
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Coty Br~r, John Brodie, 8ob Brue, JOhn Paul Cain, Billy C1sper, Bob
Ch.rles, Jim Colbert, Charles Coody,
Bruce Cr;impton, Jim Dent. Bruce
Deltlln.
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82 Saturday. March 11. 1995 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
Keeping
in .touch
with· old
I •
friends
.... Ex-CdM, OCVBC standout
Caren McKinley checks in
from Barcelona. Spain.
I have often related how
fabulous that it is to watch
former players in their li(e
travels as they move to the next
steps of their li ves.
I feel so fortunate to receive
letters and postcards from these
players. The latest two are at
opposite ends of the earth and
both are truly enjoying their
c~pcricnce.
Caren McKinley played for
Orange County Volleyball Club
and Corona del Mar High School
for years. She was a member of
t\\O national championship teams
with ocvnc while in the eighth
grade and during her senior year
in high i.chool.
· t-ty letter from Caren had the
return address in Barcelona,
SpJin. She is currently a junior at
Cal-13crkcley \.\here she played
\ulk) ball fur the Bears during her
lrcshman year. With the option to
tJf...c dasses in Spain, she was off
tu 13Jrcclona and every city that•
'he cJn tat...e in.
She currently is visiting with
Sh.1una Shapiro, who was an
Orange County teammate for
years, as well as a setter for·
Cha rue
Brande
Volleyball
Laguna Beach
High School.
Shauna is in a
similar program
in the city of
Seville.
This weekend,
they plan to
travel to Madrid
and also take in
some of
Portugal. The
report is that
the volleyball is
good, but soccer
is a much bigger
sport in Spain.
Another for CdM Sea Queen
and longtime friend of Caren's,
Kim Smith wrote me from the
University of Newcastle in New
South Wales, Australia. After
being a member of the 1990 CdM
!:itatc champions, Kim had total
knee recon!.lruction after injuring
her knee during her senior year at
Corona.
She is abo a junior at
Cal-Dcrkelcy but has been a
member of the women's crew. A
chance to study in Australia was
just what Kim was looking for.
While she sees a lot of volleyball,
she writes that she had hiked in
rain forests and snorkeled at the
Great Barrier Reef.
l wrote at Christmas time about
Kim's sister Karen, who is in the
Peace Corps in the Dominican
Republic. Sounds like a family
tha t gets around.
•Two of our local players are
closing in on their college choices.
CdM's Jenny Hover has been
accepted at UCLA and is leaning
strongly toward continuing her
volleyball career there where she
would join former teammate Kim
Coleman.
She i.till has an outside interest
• in playing for the Univer~ity of
Colorado with current club
teammates Melissa Schutz and
Courtney Owens.
Newport Harbor's Sara Fairborn
has been accepted at Princeton. It
seemed that she would play there
until Georgetown University
spotted her playing at the Las
Vegas Tournament.
She plans to visit next weekend
and will receive a scholarship
agreement. With Berkeley also an
option, it seems that Sara bas
some great academic choices.
8mDLY
CdM's Hogan decides • University of Sin Diego
CORONA DEL MAR -Co-
rona del Mar High running back
Brian Hogan has decided upon the
University of San Diego, an
NCAA Division I-AA school, to
continue his academic an~ athletic
career, Sea Kings football coach
Mark Schuster confirmed Friday.
"He had several pretty fair of-
fers, but Brinn has always favored
San Diego," said Schuster:--
Hogan, the Sea View League
coaches' Offensive Co-Most Valu·
able Player after gaining 1,505
yards last falJ. said earlier that
Chapman·, Redlands and West
Point had expressed inferest.
Tars swept In volleyball .
NEWPORT BEACH -Visiting
Huntington Beach proved too
much for Newport Harbor in non-
league boys volleyball Friday night,
emerging with a 15-12, 15-12, 15'
13 decision to move to 3-0 this
season~
Elale boJS swim to Win
ORANGE -The Estancia
High boys swim team, behind a
pair of wins by ·9'ad Bollenbach,
edged host El Modena, 75-691 Fri·
day in a nonleague meet. The Ea-
gles improved to 2-1 with the deci~
sion.
On the girls side, El Modena
outscored Estancia, 104-63, despite
wins by the Eagles' Maria Uceda
in the individual medley and but-
terfly.·
. HIGH SCHOO~ -aOYS
UTANCIA 71, IL MODINA ••
ment officers will duel their coun-
terparts from San Diego this after-
noon at ':30 -rain or shine -in
a football gume at Newport Har-
bor High.
The Orange County team will
be under the direction of Corona
del Mar High head coach Mark
Schuster. It is a prelude to the
"Cop Bowl," which is scheduled
for April 29 against a squad of
New York City police officers.
There is no admission charge to
the game.
DCC track· summaries
MIN1 •MUIDI 14'h,
IADDUUC~ H 1/1, OCC ~t
The Sailors (l ·l after earning a
forfeit win over Mira Costa) were
paced by outside hitter Greg Slick
with 13 kills and middle blocker
Wes Badorek with 12.
• •. .. C\SIY LUUCH/FOll nu DAILY PILOT
200 medley ~y-1. fl Moden1, nt; 200
free-1. Curtiu (EM), 1:S4.01; 2. Tsu1lno
(EM), 2:05.94; 3. Wayman (E), 2:12.87; 200
IM-1. Keyler (EM). 2:10.11; 2. Slephens ([),
2:33.20; no third; SO free-1. 8ollenbach Cf),
23.1; 2. Olden (EM). 25.33; 3. Oun (E), 26.9;
100 fly-1. Taylor (EM), 1:01.40; 2. Stephens
(E), 1~3.86; 3. Waym&n (E), 1:10.10; 100
free-1. 8ollenb&ch.(E), 53.82; 2. Carrtiu
(EM), SS.42; 3. Oiden (EM). 58.77; 500
free-1. Tsugino (EM), 5:03.64; 2. Mctalr CE),
6:30.77; 3. Jilcobs (E), 7:48.33; 200 free
relay-1. Es~ncia (Stephens, Oun, Simonds,
Bollenbach), nl; 100 back-1. T.iylor (EM),
1:06.43; 2. Dean (EJ, 1:14.26; 3. Melulf (E),
1:23.S7; 100 breut-1. Keyler (EM), 1:04.84;
2. Jo1C0bs (E), 1 :22.03; 3. Simonds (E),
100-1. lCHne (It), 11.U; '2. Mooy (OCO,
11.20; l. JCll1bn (5), 11.Sl; 200-1. ~Is (It),
22.49; 2. Kt;ine ~). 22.60; 3. Norris (S), 22.11;
400-1. Nonll (S), 51.03; 2. Russell (lt]1 SI.a.; 3.
Hanis (R), .$2.41; 800-1. Mnchoud (IU, 1:59.16:
2. R~.U (5), 2:01.32; l . lolllton (OCQ,
2:0S.66j 1.S00-1. Muchoud (R), l:Sl.11; 2.
H~COCll <OCO, 3:59.00; 3. U~ (It), 4:11.12;
S,000-1. Robcrll (S), nt; l. T~1' (OCQ, nt;
3. Umanii (Rl, nt; 110H-1. toluy (R), 15.28; 2. H<llley (R), 15.30; 3. Mem.1ri IS), 16.18;
400H-1.Halley (R), SS.38; 2. Bolny IR). SS.92;
3. llrown (S), Sii.Ji; 400 re~y-1. Rivtulde, 43.00; 1,600 rt'lay-1. Riverside, St36.711. Newport's Wes Badorek and Dana Mesenbrink go up for block. HJ -1, UJ\gley (OCO, 6-2; 2. Lopez (()CO,
6·0; 3. Ruuell (R), 6·0: LJ-1. Russell (R), 23·8111;
2. Halley (R), 21·101/l; 3. Jack (R), 21·9: TJ-1.
Russell (R), 43·8; 2. Halley (R), 39·81/11 3.
Mercuri (S), 39·4; PV-1. Hollander (S), 13·0; 2.
Dunn (S), 12·0; 3. Backsllom (R), 12·0; SP -I.
GonulH IOCO, 46·71/l; 2. Jord.in (S), 46·Sl/J; 3.
Duffy (5), 4S·10~•; OT-1. Conziiles (OCO, 13J·Ol/J; 2. Paez (Ill, 127·8+'.; 3. Burnett (S),
127-4; JT-1. Dunn (S), 186-5; 2. Polk (S), 166-10;
3. Criiham (OCQ, 158-7.
• Orange Coast College rallied
for an 8-15, 15-9, 15-4, 15-12 ver-
dict over visiti.ng Santa Monica to
improve to 7-2 overall, 4-2 in the
. Orange Empire Conference. Phil
Schilts had 18 kills and Adam Hall
added 10.
Newport Ues In softball
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Newport Harbor High softball
team rallied for a 2·2 tie with visit·
ing Santiago in nonleague action
Friday, in a game called afler
eight innings because of darkness.
The Sailors were trailing 2-1 in
the bottom of the sixth when Molli
Mullen laced a triple and scored
on an overthrow. It proved to be
the only hit-of the game for New-
port (1-3-1).
•Corona del Mar captured a
nonleague 12-3 victory over Los
Amigos,on Thursday, but was vic-
timizsE.., by a no-hitter in a 3-0 loss
to Pcsris at the Corona Tourna-
ment on Friday.
• Orange Coast College was
eliminated Crom the Golden West
Tournament following losses to
Pasadena ( 4-0) and Chaffey ·(5·0)
on Friday.
NEWPORT 2, SANTIAGO 2
S..ntiiigo 000 110 00-2 2 1
Nrwpon Hubor 000 101 00~2 1 7
Erica and Pinto; Mullen ll!ld Gosselin.
38-Mullen (NH).
CDM 12; LOS AMIGOS 3
CoronadelM;ir 112 210 S-12 10 2
Los Amigos 100 002 0-3 2 7
Aley and Smith; Wiley and Siitele.
28 -Wills.
PIRRIS ~. CDM 0
C:O..ona del Mu 000 000 0-o O 3
Perris 002 100 x-3 4 1
Aley &nd Smith; Brotdford and Rocha.
JB-btliff (P).
Estancia wins In tennis
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Sophomore Mike Leonard
dropped just one game in· three
sets as the Estancia High boys ten-
nis team edged host Huntington
Beach Friday in a nonleague
match on the Oilers' courts.
Junior Jeremy Kearns won two .
of three from the No. 2 singles
slot in helping the Eagles improve
to 3-1 this season.
ISTANCIA 10
HUNTINGTON llACH a
Singles: Ltonard (E) def. Dinh, 6· 1, def.
Montgomery, 6·0, def. Solmer, 6-0; Kearns (E)
won, 6·2, losl, 3·6, won, 6·0; Tabo.ad.1 (E) lost,
2-6, 3·6, 3-6.
1:33.18; 400 free relay-1. El Moden•, nt.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRU
IL MODENA 104, UTANCIA ·~
200 medley relay-1. £1 Modena, 2:04.lS;
200 frtt-1. B&ir (fM), 2:0-4.52; 2.
Vascondell.u (EM), 2:12.64; 3. Bennett ([),
2:2S.49; 200 IM-1. Uced.a (E), 2:42.85; 2.
Cuny& (EM), 2:45.78; 3. ~llis (f), 3:15.49; SO
free-1. '°"'" (EM), 26.3; 2. LiYingston (EM), 29.2; 3. He. fusn.acht (E), 29.49; 100 fly-1.
Uced.I (f), 1: 12.6; 2. 8.ilr (EM), 1 :21.SS; 3.
Cuny.a (EM), 1:26.48; 100 free-1. P°"ell
(EM), S3.82; 2. EM, SS.42; J. He. Faunacht
(E), 1:13.67; 500 free-1. Ktoko (L\<\),
5:34.66; 2. Bowundulli (EM). 6:03.68; 3.
Ben~tt (E), 6:40.35; 200 free rel.iy-1. £1
Moden.i, 1 :44.38; 100 b.ick-1. Tsuji no (EM),
1:05.6; 2. EM, 1:16.0S; 3. Willi.1ms (E),
1:18.75; 100 breut-1. Fionagin (EM),
1:29.04; 2. Blundo (EM), 1:29.58; J. Sh.up ([),
1:43.9; 400 free relay-1. Cl Moden~ nL
Police In football game
NEWPORT BEACH - A te'1m
of Orange County law enforce-
WOMI Ns RIVIRSIDI 79,
OCC 44, SADDLHACK 40
100-1. Burton (R), 12.41; 2. Flemi>ler Ill),
12.99; 3. Miller IR>, 13.31; 200-1. 8ur1on (R), 25.29; 2. De~dillo (S), 28.96; 3. S~<1pin (S),
33.88; 400-1. Walker (R), 1:02.9; 2. Rrdforn (S),
1:12.40; 3. SeJpin (S), 1:20.53; 800-1. St~Jr1 (R), 2:27.76; 2. fensLr (R), 2:J.i.S2; 3. ll'Onard
(S), 2:.iS.70; 1,soo-1. M.ttock (R), 4:52.08; 2.
Stl'wJr1 (R), 5:18.27; 3. lledfl'rn (S), S:S4.BI;
3,000-1. PeU)O (OCQ, 12:02.~; 2. V<<n~udJ
(Ill, 12:33.79; 3. O'NeiU (OCQ, 12:<11.91;
lOOH-1. Bud (R), 16.29; 2. Griffiths (OCQ,
18.76; 3. Ll'On.ttd (Sl, 21.97; 400H-1. Cl.nLr
(R), 1 :OS.3-1; 2. Buck Ill), 1 :OS.60; 3. Millu (R),
1:09.54; 400 reby-1. Riverside, 49.0S; 1,600
rel<>y-1 . Ri•eoide, 4:1-1.89.
H)-1, FlemlUer (R), S-0; 2. WinJrd (S), S-0; 3.
Br°'"'n (OCQ, 4·10; LJ-Fogg (OCQ, 15·3; 2. Grllfiths (OCQ, 14·7; 3 leon.ird (S), IHI; TJ-1.
Fogg (OCQ, 3-'·1; 2. Wilhelm COCO, 28·8; no
third; SP-1. Rubio lR), 37·0'11; 2. Heer (S),
34·0'h; J . Griffiths (OCC), 31-11; OT -1. Heer
(S), 107·10; 2. tluris (R), 99·6; 3. Moore IOCC),
85·2•.h; JT-1. Swick (OCQ, 108·7; 2. Rubio CR),
106·41/J; 3. ChJpin (OCC), 86-&.
Local women competing in USVBA events AYSOfCLUB SOCCER PLAYERS
THE OCU "NEWPORT WILDCATS" A group of former Orange
County Volleyball Club players
have formed a team to play in the
Open Women's USVBA tourna-
ments.
Sponsored ·by the Balboa Bay
Club and Redsand Clothing
(thanks to Pete Rogers' support),
the team includes Linda Burton
(CdM '85), Sienna Curci (Newport
'89), Brooke Herrington Truningcr
(CdM '85), Leanna Bush, Cammie
Lou Doder (CdM '85), Pam Law-
rence Brande (that's my wife),
Kelly Moomaw (Dana Hills '84),
and Julie Barnes (Dana Hills '89).
They all were major college
players with schools like UCLA,
Cal, Pacific. Pepperdine and UC
Santa Barbara.
They played in a tournament on
March 3. After winning their pooJ,
LOCAL SCHEDULE
TODAY
Velleyball
High Khoo! bo)1-Cott.I MeM •I S..nta An• Towiwnent. all diry.
lwl•anln1
Communily coll~ !Mn and women -Otanae
Coast al Mt. Slln Antoftlo Colle&• lnvlt.1llon1I, aU d.\y.
High tchool boys and cirlt -N_,,aii H11bot,
CorON ., MM al South Caul R«C..ys fln..11, II S•n
Clemen'* High, all diry.
Tennb
COii~ womeft -h lrlield Unlvtt1ity (Conn.) II
ScMlthefll CalJomill ColJeie, 1 ,.,...
Seftball
~ -Sovthetn Cll1fomla College II llola (1),
2 p.m.
High school -Cost.I MHa/Dirily 'ikM Tovrllllll'l«'nl
FiMh at TeW"'Lle ,irrt.: J p.m. -bt.andi w. Lo.
Aml~ot, ninth plir«; s p.m. -NNlp(>f1 Harbor ~
lil>My Chriltlan, 1rvenlh pl.Ke (field No. 2); S p.m.
-Coron• d•I Mar "'· Century, lihh pl~e (rield No.
II: 7 p.m. -Lagun1 Buch vs. £di1on, third plier
trleld No. 2); 7 p.m. -Cost• Mes.t ~. C.lvirry
Chirpel, <h•mplon1hlp (field No. 1),
Tracie and fleld
lligh 1chool -·Coron• drl Moir at Bru lnvil.llionaJ,
10 1.m.; Ne..port Hirrbor, bl.Incl. 11 ln.ine
lnvlt.1llon1I, 10 1.m. · .........
College -Sout~m Calilornla College at ,oinl
loml NAZ.,eM (doubl«he.der), noon.
Community college -Otaoc• COHt al rullrrlon,
noon.
High school -Newport Ell.s Tourn.unent (S..nt•
Anl Vllley al Coron.\ del M.tt), 11 1.m. , ...... ..
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AAATCO Is The Proud
Recipient of The
'"Newport Balboa
Rotary Club• Award
for Honesty And '
Integrity.
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llNIOR CLAlllC AT MUA YIRDI COUNTRY CLUI, MARCH 13·19
Taking it in
day-by-day
COSTA MESA -As Senior
PGA Tour golfe rs prepare for lh~ir. fitsl sl~ps on Orange County
soil .1n the maugvral Toshiba Se~
n.ior Classic March 17-19 . iocal
fa ns are licking their chop~ for a
smorgasbord of events at the Mesa
Verde Country Club.
Herc's a dny-by-day ruodown of
what's ahead next week:
. -Monday: Professional qualify.
mg for four spots at Yorba LitJda
Country Club, 9 n.m.
The Kraft Foods Pro-Am, an
18-~qJ~ eve~t featuring 22 pros,
bcgmni.ng wi th a shotgun start at
11 a.~. Seni or Tour players
George Archer, Bob Charles, Jim
Dent, Dale Douglass and Charles
Sifford, among others, are ex-
pected to play.
-Tuesday: Along with a {>rO·
fessional practice round and a Jun-
ior clinic (3 p.m.), it should be
one of the most exciting pre-
tournament days, as 10 Senior
Tour players vie in a Shootout be-
ginning at noon. Dave Stockton,
Jim Colbert, Archer and Dent are
four of the 10 scheduled to play in
this spectator fri endly event.
It's an event worth $15,000. All
JO players tee off from the same
hole. One player is eliminated
afte r each hole. The last re-
maining player pockets $5,000.
"The guys arc real loose. It's real
informal, so it's a lot of fun," said
Pete Donova n, tournament sales
manager.
-Wednesday: Opening round
of the two-day, double shotgun
!>tart of the Senior Classic Pro·
Am. Twenty-seven fivesomes (135
golfers) wi11 tee off at 7:30 a.m.,
then another 135 will tee off at 1
p.m.
A total of 216 amateurs (fou'r in
a group) will play in the pro-am,
wit h each foursome playing with a
Senior Tour pro. Each of the 54
pros will play at least one day.
Amateur fo ursomes will have a
different pro partner each day.
-Thursday: Second round of
the Senior Classic Pro-Am. The
same times and format will be
used, with amateurs playing with a
'different pro. _
"It's a rare opportunity to pl ay
with a Senior Tour player," Dono·
van said. Each of the 54 are com·
milled to playing at least one day.
-Friday: First round of pl ay in
the 54-hole Senior Classic. First
tee times arc 8:30 a.m. each day.
-Saturday: Second ro1Jnd.
-Sunday: Final round of play.
Salute to the champion and volun·
teer reception in the Mesa Verde
dining room at 5 p.m.
Putting the
edge on it
..,.. Every thought has been
put into practice for the
big event in terms of
the playing surface.
COSTA MESA -Mesa Verde
Country Club, no stranger to pro·
fessional golf, underwent detail ed
examinations by Senior PGA Tour
officials last week in preparation
for the inaugural Toshiba Senior
Classic.
Th_c grass length on the fair·
DICKSON
From Page •1
good condition. When I was
paired with Chi Chi in the (in al
round, I was just playing my own
game. I wasn't worried about wh at
he was doing. Only you can
control what you do o n the course.
If you worry about what the other
guy is going to do, then you're not
going to be able to conccntrnte on
your own' gnme. I was just tuking it
one shot at a time, and it paid
off."
Twe nty-seven years later,
Dickson will return to th e scene of
the smog.
To the winner of the Classic
Dave Stockton ·
ways, which is different at each
tournamen t site, has been set for
7/16th of an inch.
The fringe, or collars around tbe
greens, arc· specified to &e one
inch. •
Grass in the rough is two inch·
cs.
"This is our first yea r here, !>O
we have no record to go from."
said Skip Whi ttet, Senior Tou r of·
ficial. "There are lots of people
doing lots of things that they're
not used to doing when you have a
first-year event. The nice thing
about it, is that it's a very coopera-
tive club. It's going to be a good
event, weather permitting."
The course normally plays to a
par-71, 6,745 yards, but will be a
par-70 for the tournarnent , just
over 6,700 y:i,rds.
-By Rid1ard Dunn
goes a check for $120,000. In 11
years on the PGA Tour, Dickson
earned $321,586, including $22,000
for the Haig Open title. He would
make more th an one-third his
career PGA earnings in three days
if he wins next week.
Upon his pseudo-reti rement,
Dickson was added to the PGA
Tour's marke ting depart ment in
1979. In 198-l, he !>Cn ed as
tournament director for the old
TPS Series. then moved on to the
Senior Tou r in 1986 as a ru les
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diffe rence between making it and not making it is going tu be
dcpcndent on ticket sales, and naturally that's not the i<leal
situation to be in. You like to have enough tickets !>Old in u<lvancc
to make a profit, but we're relying heavily on gate sales."
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CORONA DEL MAR -First·year couch Joe Koh
isn'l pulling a lot or early expcct:uions on this year's
Corona del Mar High baseball team. But a corps o!
veteran Sea King players, apparently disappointed
with last yenr's omissfon Crom the CIF playoffs, are
h:udly exercising moti\lational restraint.
Braves' organization, who was named to replace Mau
Lundin in late August. "I'm not goin& to be the one
to make this tc3an. This team was made 11 couple
yenrs ago."
With Davis, o enior center ficl9cr who led the
team in 'tolen bases (11) and runs (2S) fast year, in
the l~do!f spot, run production should be a little
easier, especially with proven power threats Johnson,
Kevin Stuart and Bear filling out the middle of the
order.
"The kids were really pumped up for our pre-
season sc rimiage," s:tid Koh, who spent the last four
stasons as an assistant at Los Angeles Pierce College,
after one year as head coach at LA Baptist. "J told
them J didn't expect them to gel that day, nor did I
want to gel thut day. I said we woul<t take some time,
and probably a few lumps, before hopefully coming
together around the mjddle of the le ague season."
Johnson, a junior who hit cleanup in lhe Sea Kings'
13-4 se~o-opening win over Estancia, batted .333
with four home runs and 18 RBI last season, playing
first base, outfield, and handling some pitching
chores. "
All-Newport-Mesa District and All-Sea View
League r<;_turners Myles Davis, Chad JohnsQn and
Bryan Bear, as well as a uilented collection of pitch-
ers· ::.houl<l help minim ize those lumps this year.
Bear hit .342 with 11 RBI as a sophomore third'
base man Inst spring.
. :It's a pretty good group that has a lot of versatil-
i1y," said Koh, a forme r infielder in the Atlanta
Stuart, a junior pitch~r-first ~a~ema1vdesignated
hitter, gave Koh a scare by aggravating a footb;iJ I
knee injury in the preseason, but launctied a three·
run homer in his first at-bat against Estancia.
"W9've had some minor injuries and illness, which
Last season just a bad
memory for Newport
Bv BARRY FAULKNER, Srons Wt.nu
NEWPORT BEACH -Before
the Newport Harbor High baseball
player::. slip on their gloves, more
1han half arc firi.t required to re·
move a CIF title ring.
Ami while football, not baseball,
1s the i.ourcc of 1heir champion-
ship ornamentation, Coach Kirk
D;itcs hopes last fall's experience
'~ilh winning will also become
habit on the diamond.
"It can't hurt," ::.aid 13ates, whu
celebrated only three victories las t
spring in 24 games, including an Q.
15 Sea View League slate.
Out tha1's all part of the ar-
chives, now, according to Bates,
who features eight varsity veterans,
including seniors. Scolt Sandstrom,
Mil.e freeman and Zach Diehl.
"La::.t season's in the past," said
13a1cs, whose squad rallied for four
runs in its final at·bnt for a 4·3
win in its second game to end a
16·game !osing streak.
"I think the key this se:ison iS
going lO be senior leadership,"
said Bates, who will also cou nt on
talented sophomores Joe Urban
and Danny Pulido to handle most
of the starting pitching duty.
Urban, who al!.o plays shortstop,
was first-team All-Sea· View
League as a freshman, hitting .329
with a two homers and a team-
leading 14 RBI. He posted a 2.23
ERA with 41 strikeouts in 66 in·
nings.
Pulido, who threw a complcte-
ga me five·hitter in the initial vie· '
tory thi::. year, is a 6-foot-4 h:ird-
throwing . right·hander who will
also be counted upon for run pro·
duction somewhere in the middle
of th e order.
f reeman, a third-yeur starter,
made second-team all-league last
spring, hitting .333 with four hom-
ers and 12 RBI as a first-baseman.
Sandstrom, who returns in the
leadoff spot, but moves from the
outfield to second base, is termed
a catalyst by Bates.
Diehl, a true student of the
game, runs th e show defensively.,
from behind the plate. He has also
started quickly with the bat, rap-
ping three hi ts in his first six at-
bats. ··
Other returners include Chad
and Rett Coluccio, a junior and
senior, respectively, as well as
strong-a rmed outfielder Dave
Snowden and sophomore Josiah
Fredriksen.
Fredriksen, expected to start at
shortstop, remains sidelined with
tendinitis in his throwing arm:
Chad Coluccio is also on the
shelf until at least late March after
breaking a thumb in a preseason
scrimmage, while his older brother
comes off an impressive summ.er,
according to Dates.
Junior Greg Wettman will help
fill in at shortstop, while junior
Andy Langsdorf figures to add
punch at designated hitter. Bran-
don Love adds qunlity skills in the
outfi eld, where senior Dan Eadie
also adds depth.
Backing up Urban and Pulido
on the mound, will be left-hander
Don Kahl, a fin esse hurler up
from the junior varsity, and relief
specialist Chris Grodach.
h:is kept UJ Crom having one practice with our entire
team,'' Koh snid last week. "At this point we We
need to heal up."
CdM could offord u minor injury nmong its pitch·
ers, thanks to some extreme depth.
Senior right·hander Mutt Friend, Stuart (knee per-
mitting), as weJl as Johnson, aU have varsity mound
experience, while juniors Chris Wilts, Reuben
Gulledge, and sophomore Gurrett Nuzum are also
quolity arms. .
"No one really stepped forward in the preseas0n,"
said .Koh, who has employed former major leaguer
Ray Krawczyk, who spent brief stints with the Pirales,
Angels and Brewers, ns bis pitching coach. "We're
going to give everyone 3 shot to be in the 'startins ro-
, tation, and we'll go bullpen by committeet Johnson~ Gulledge and Nuzum are alf left-handed,
which adds to Kohs aforementioned versatilily.
· Also aidiirg 1he pitching corps will be the return •of
veteran catcher Mike Knecht, now a senior .
"He's n coach's dream," said Koh, who praised
Knecht's work ethic.
Johnson and Bcur should hondlc the corner lnric
spots, wilh Stellar moving in from the outfield to £tu
ut short.
Chris Cnrny, lhe ~on of former New York Yank
infielder Andy Curay, 1s the front-runner ut secon
base, with Davis ndding strengtb up the middle in ti
outfield.
Royal McMackin, a sophomore who pl!lyed var::.i
last year, and Mik~ Mortenson, a senior returne
Gulledge and junior Paul Hi;nde rson will ~lso vie f
time in the outfield. ·
McMackin's older brother Rex, who played C
• Koh during his tenure as an assistant at Chatswort
High, will work with the CdM hitters.
"We have some kids who can piny a couple diffc
ent spots, so l can shuffle players around ln orner t
find the nine guys hitting at the time," explaine
Koh, whb also welcome senior Eric Schiff now th·
thc·basketball season is over at CdM.
The Sea Kings finished 18·9 a year ago, joining
five-way lie for second place in the Sea View. The
lost a league playoff, ending their season.
Eagles' 'Uttle BaH' ·thing of past?
COSTA MESA -There'll
still be some bunting, base steal-
ing and situational hitting, but
with nearly 500 pounds of pop in
the middle of the lineup, "little
ball" may no longer be the
words to describe the Estancia
High baseball team's oCfensive
approach.
Joey Herman, a 6-!oot, 240-·
pound catcher, figures opened
the season hitting third for
Coach Paul Troxel, with Scott
Baker (6-3, 240) behind him in
the cleanup spot.
"It's the biggest team we've
had since 1986," said TroxeJ,
who is hoping some consistent
run production will help sustain
a pitching staff lacking in experi-
ence, other than All-Newport·
Mesa District and AH-Pacific
Coast League pick Jose Cabrera.
"Jose is all we have returning
on the mound, so we'll probnbly
need to put a few runs on the
board and piny defense to be
successful,'' explained Troxel, in
his second season as the bead
man after sharing the role or ,as·
sisting veteran Ken.rMillurd, now
Troxel's assistant.
IC the .Eagles can follow the
aforementioned . formula, they
could earn their ninth CIF play-
off berth in 11 years, including
last ye:ir's postseason bid which
came courtesy of a second-pl:ice
finish in the PCL. The Engles
finished 13-13 after a first-round
playoff loss to Mayfair.
And with Cabrera likely to ex-
haust his IO-innings p~r week
quota, particularly during the
three rounds of league play, the
o(fonsc could often afford a less
than prolific performance.
Cabrera, who led the district
with eight wins (in 11 decisions)
last season, crafted a 1.94 ERA
in 7911.s iMings, using a reper-
toire of fastball, slider .ind chan-
geup to strike out 59.
Senior Scott Usher, Orlando
Vega and Baker ::.tlould also see
time on the mound this spring.
Strong-armed Herman, termed
the best backup catcher .in Or-
nngc County by his coach after
spending.two s.easons behind all-
dis tr ict performer Pedro
Arccyut, anchors what Troxel
considers his "tightest" infield in
ye an~. •
"We've got Steve Baker
(Scott's brother) back at first
base, third-year starter Galvin
Yanagisnwa at second, Abel
Flores at shortstop and Juan
Ortiz at third," Troxel said. "1
feel as good about that group
de(ensiv.ely as any we've had
since 1989." ·.
Darren Bass, a senior new-
comer, has nailed down the job
in center field and has im·
pre::.sed with the bat, thus Car,
according to Troxel..
Rocky Schiefelbein, Usher,
Cnbrcra, ·Jeremy Osso, Jose
FJores, Steve Whitten and Ryun
Williams will all battle for time
in the remuining outfield spots.
-By B.any Pau.llcoer
Deats sees playoffs as a realistic goal for Costa . Mesa
Bv BAJUU' FAULk.NE&, Sroan Warrn we didn't make the playoffs." where in the middle of the order."
COST A MESA -Seldom is a 7· 18
record con::.idered a step in the right di-
. rec1ion, but the Co::.ta Mesa High baseball
program surely would be a case in point.
While a similar statement from previous
Mesa coaches might bring an inquiry as to
their most recent beaning, Deats sa id a
full ·scale off-season schedule,,consistcnt
weightlifting, and the confidence built by
wins last year over Newport Harbor and
Laguna Hills (twice), have helped drive
the doormat label out of the Mustangs'
park.
the diamond, hit .289 as a junior center
fielder last spring, and is expected to be a
catalyst at the plate and on the bases this
year.
"The (professional) ::.couts know all
about Charles, and whelher he ha s a
chance to be drafted or not, l think, de·
pends on what kind of year he has,"
Deats explained. "I le's got the speed, can
hit for power, and ha::. pretty good arm
strength, which is obviously the qualities
scouts are looking for."
Also figuring to supply some power is 6-
5, 245-pound senior catcher John Schroe·
der, an AJl-PCL tight end in football last
fa ll.
.. He's improved enough defensively that
he could be one of the better receivers in
the lcogue," Deats said. "lie had three
home runs last year and I don't see why
he shouldn't improve upon that."
pitching plans, while also filling into a
flexible lineup at third or in the outfield.
"He's probably our most disciplined hit·
ter, so he will be ::.omewhere ut the top of
the order," Deats s:iid. "His on-bnse per-
centage last year was somewhere around
.480." That's the mark recorded by first-year
Mustangs Coach Doug Deats last season,
though it doesn't begin to reflect the cred-
ibility, work ethic and fundamental knowl-
' edge the Costa Mesa graduate instilled ut
his alma mater.
The goal this year?
"If our pitcher::. are challenging guys, I
think we can be pretty successful, and the
pbyoffs are ccrtoinly not out of the realm
of possibility," said Deats, before upping
the ante ju::.t a tad.
"In fact, I'd say I'd be disoppointed if
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"Our kids have really worked hard and
they're used to my system," said Deats,
who estimated his var::.ity played more
than 50 games in the off-sea::.on.
Among the returners arc second·team
All·PCL performers Charles Chatman and
Mike Adelmund.
Chatman, a two-time AJl-Clf football
player whose athletic futu re may be on
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Adelmund, a side-arming right-handed
pitcher-infielder, hit .342 as a sophomore
last ::.pring and will see time at third and
the outfield, when not on the mound.
"He's a big strong kid at 6-foot·2, 225
pounds, and he's been lifting wci~hts like
a madman," Deals said. "He'll hit some-
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Junio r Matt Broesamle opens the cam-
paign :is the No. 1 pitcher, according to
Deats, who likes the right-hander's ability
to throw strikes and challenge hitters.
"He's not overpowering, but he's sneaky
quick and he has a good breaking ball,"
Deats said.
Jeremy Starns a junior returner, will
join Brocsamle and Adelmund in the
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Adding dcfen::.ive strength up the mid-
dle will be heady junior short::.top Seth
Halverson and senior reti.:rning second
baseman Jo::.h Cant, while senior Joey
Arce and sophomore up-and·comer Ray
Ohrel will fill util ity role::..
Justin Smith, a 6-4, 240·pound senior
newcomer, is a first baseman-designated
hitter, while senior newcomer Terry Car-
mon is improving daily in the outfield,
with a work ethic Deats described as sec·
ond to none.
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Propoud ORDINANCE, PIEARE MIHATOV C-14, lhe City Cle k' Off b &42·5878. Costa MHa Oally Pllol Sa870 FebNaty 18, 25, Match 4, ~~~~T~20~~HEA ~~~ ~~ rs ~ Y ::=======~================~1~1~,~199~~~~~~·!~~7 THE NEWPORT BEACH FURNITURE AND MISC lhe proper announced
MUNICIPAL CODE SO AS HOUSEHOLD . Ume. Bids will be publicly .. ~
TO ESTABLISH DEFINI-PIEARE MIHATOV UNIT opened and read aloYd at s l]~J:lNiG TIONS FOR THE TERMS B-13, PIANO, REFRIGERA· 10:00 a.m., or ~ eoon :. ~
.. BEAUTY PARLOR" AND TOR, MISC. FURNITURE, therealltr u practicable on ,
"NAIL SALON" AND TO AND MISC OOUSEHOLD March 27.:.. 1995, In the -"' ·
ESTABLISH PARKING RE· JULIE PINOO UNIT 0-11, Councll 1,;hambers. City ----=::"'-~ ~~· iJ/ \ A Tribut~ OUIREMENTS FOR NAIL LEATHER SOFA, MISC. Hall, n Fair Df1ve, Coafa ,. ' / ! ~V4 ,
This Md ... -.... y. ua-"' s. SALONS(PLANNING COM· FURNITURE ANO MISC Mesa., Calilomla. A Mr:EW ) ~' ~ ..wtlU<I "' "'" MISSION AMENDMENT HOUSEHOLD . Add llonal tela of the ,, 1995, was simllar In some NO. 818). Sal• wm be by compel!-speclllcallont rm1y be ob-wrts to SUnclays we·ve had CONTINUED BUSINESS Ul/9 bidding (Written sealed lalned al the omc. of the 'fllll..l\
lately 11 was rainy, busy and 1 SETBACKS ON 20' AL· bids may be submitted In ~~~~.~&::: • .!'. W.IA
new Storm """S due to ar ... ·e advance) ON THE. 17TH of CalllOfnla. Bid• •hould be ~~\"'9~1--"""'.::A.4ro.',.
mid week I dldni seem IO THE PREMISES WHERE the CUy Cllfk within llld ,, ,, ne m MARCH, 1995 1.P.M. AT returned to the altenllon ol B U8ZN~SS ~ ~ -;....;,
mind ttie ram and I was lookklg ::!'ld~hhl~ ~ Ume llmlt, In • 'aeat41d env• e e
lorward to seeing my piano .. AYRES SELF STORAGE lope ldenll"•d OI) lh• Out· • ·~~c"""'a"""' Rothbart U80 WHITTIER AVE.: aid• wilh the Bid lt•m --..tVt vi~ '""' COSTA MESA. CA 112627 Numblf Ind the 01*\!ng We had schedolecl to meet at 11~1 2'2. landlord r• oa11 •
2·1sandhadplannedtoa1tend H•RBOR LAWN-HfVet the right to bid at Dated1 Maroh •,
.I ~· " the .... PurChlMI must 1HS a chamber music concert In LIQuoa Beadt Sha had fueods thal were prelormlno aoo t MOUNT OLIVE be mad• by cash and paid Publlstl•d Newport
could tel In her briOfll enthusiastic YOICI she was happy I wanted lo Join her. IOf' at the time of purcnue. a.ach.Coata Meu Dally
Constance was a young 82. She played tilt piano dal~. ~rdened and en~d the arts. 11 Cemetery Sales All purchased goods .,. Piiot Mtrch 11 . 1995.
1 you kl'llWhtryoulovedher Sllawas fulof~and I ffatned tromhtrll\at aoeis leads Furnished ::.: .~= 3':.~s!:1 ______ 1_at7_2
r$t1Vt Htr outlook on kit, wlsOom and abundance ol energy would attrael peo1)le to her I• lubject to canc.,1et1on 1n PUILIC NOTICE '*•bets to honey. One arnazlng move she could do was tilt splits. Dil!ltt matter Wllete l•llllllrlllll .. Milllltl :::''r~~~.,":"'c:,t •-,-,,..-AN-D_CU __ U_AL_TY_
wt wtre she woukl lcldc her leg Mr her hUd and would then 00 down Into lht 'Pffts gated ~atty. Kl. AUCTION SVNOPlll OP THI
Tiit photo you see here WU uken shof11y •"er het ~nd birthday PACIPIC ... SERVICE ft HONE (909) ANNUAL ITATaM•NT
We often got togelher to llkt walb at Blp CorON Btach. have a 5mlll OIW OI brandy smJ atlAL P~ :~~e&i~ a A ~~:~°a~ WHTIRN.QROWUI
1nd sht 11wJys wanted 10 hear the ~test and she WOUid suoout various foreign 11tms or =l ~= BONO NIJM&ER 72:M 1.11 INtUMNCI COMPANY art ofltbits she'd tfb to Mt UOO -.. ..._ "-"--Ayr" l"e« StOftge, _,.. IRVIN&,-OALIPOIUHA .--·-... .,.. oent Mantgera VaAR INDU Wen. II 2.15 lhls puts~ I rano tilt doofbett and lhttt wa!tl'l 11110$Wtr. Usuatj ......... '-di p "b II sh. d N. w p 0 't DIC•--.:~ 1_, t ...
sht'S playing the planO, lllt cu11alns 11e ooen awailing my arrlval or Silt f'IU lht Ol*1 on ...,.. e .. c:l\.Co•ta M... Owly T04al Aomineo AaNta
l WfllllSht's....iungra"' ThteutUlnswtdriwnw1nm1111Nrtlklltwshewouldn l 1•-=~~~=~~jPllOI Mar~4, 11, 1905. S3e,oee,ue II'" .,, , Ir sae11 Tout Llabllltl•• answer the door 11-----"-----S30,4M,21i
She pused IWl'f In htf Sletp la$t nighl, I was told. She cMtlO her piano betore Sile Overatocked with ~ seoc• 11i000,ooo •
want lo bid lllCI tumtd on lht oe>111 to I.ii tllee(> to Rlfr1 °"* ,.~ Ind Con-"'~ 1urp1ua a .m.m Coostanct Rottlban 1i-.s '* the hm to mue tll'llt precious M.tybt that'I WhV I • A di to IJNanlaned lllundl (Sur·
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·H·o·u·sE·s·,--· CORONA IRVINE 1044 NEWPORT CORONA NEWPORT BALBOA DE~ MAR. 10 2 2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim BEACH 106 9 DEL MAR 212 2 BEACH 216 9 PE NI NS ULA 2 607 ~iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliil iii~iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
CO ND Q S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iii 1 Bd 19• 1 ·car gar. E'S IDE 1 BR $625/mo. Easlside 2Bd upp dplx, FOR SALE Cute 2 Bd Condo w/u•r •BEACH DUPLl!X• $500 STUDIO, utll Drive-by STUDIO $525. No lg bale, gar, w/d hkup,
Corona Del Mar Comm pool/spa.tennis 713 MAROUERITI! •AVAIL NOWll• Incl. Behind library, 1775 Westmlnlslor smk/pels. Drive by xlt loct Refs & sec
$133,500/lse $900/mo NEWPORT BEACH Studio $550 & 2Br 30d.2 Ba upttrs , 106 E. Bay. 723•0823 $750/mo 642·5488 1971 Church St. Call dep $825. 645-5819
$695,000
Boaulilul 4Bdrm single
Low Dues/no Mello Roos $499,000 288 front house, fp, lmmac newer bldg, or 310-598-0619 I BR Mob lie home. 760·0l 89 or 548•6283 EASTSIDE 2Bd·l lhBa (714)721-3968 Tarben gar, s1200. 472-5031 Elegant townhome In -------....,..... rooftop deck, 2 car $525 Studlo-util w/d From $490. Oufel & E'•lde lrg lmmac 2Br • New paint/cpl, ga·
level home on quiet 1--------
cul·de-sac. Tasteful IAGUNA
docor & numerous top B-r 11CH ~~~"~ quality Improvements. ~
All rsal Ulllll Mwltlwit"' UllS 644-9060 liiiiiiOiii!PiiiEiiNiiSiiUiiNiii1ii-4iiii
1048
...._.,la IMjcct 111111 fc4· 1 205 N Coast Hwy
1111 fair Keluat Act 9' 1'61 as 360" OCEAN VIEW ........ ..._...Us ii lttc9at PENTHOUSE
" M"'1bt ''aay fNlfc11ncc. Prvt Elevator, Pool,
1111111llH ., .ilmlmlnallon Expect the bes: Spa. Atop 4 Commer-'*-• 11 l'ICt. "'"' ttllglon, ~~~~---,,~-Retail Spaces +
111,u..iiu,.1Mlillala&atusor 28~8 Cove-Chin• Restaurant
........ ..-.. •• 111t1tenlloftl0 Cove 1st street to Total Price. Entire __ .,_ di 2Bd b f Structure 1111111.., MU ......,.nca. llml· san • 1 a + or-
taU.n., .i!ICriminlllt11." mar dining rm -Dou ~J~~s~~1
Tiiis 11rnpap11 will nol ~7~:;-vre~ ~~ofg~~~ GOROEOUSll Perfect
'"""""1CU11l111Jadm1ll•· your dream homel for Owner· Investor
mHI lw 11al utate wlllcll la In s 5 9 9 , o o 0 • c d M M•ryAnn McGuire
wlelatiN II ~11 taw. Our 11ader1 Homes 759-9070 848-8770 .. 11111-. tlllw1111d 11111 all ..,,,.....,_...,.....__________ Grubb & EUis
dWlllllltl a.iwerllatll In 11111 CAMEO HIGHLANDS i...--··_lnd_Own __ ·d_&_O_p_'d __
....,._., .. IVlllMI• 141 10 custom pool home . ....... --.um. llcem-Remodeled 4Br 3Ba. ...-..,.,..._, $25,000 dwn. Assume
.... .,,.., l11tieA,ClllHUO 1st TD at $4571/mo. NEWPORT
1111·1111111·1DD·•24-151G. f9r No agents. 675-6500 BEACH 1069
Ill Wllllilflln, DC 1111 pleut bus, 644·2827 res. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii call HUD It 42'·J50l 1•
-----.--rosTA MESA 1024 $149,900 SINGLE
BALBOA .., FAMILY HOME
PENINSULA lOO? Absolute Bargain!
Be•I Prlc9d Duplex In . Enjoy 2BA·S 103,000 100 Blockt w/Termat PATRICK
Good Incomer Priced TENON: Real Estate
•1 $315,0001 B albo• & Loan .. 760-8702
Npt Rily 723·4494
The Community
Market Place.
Classified
842-5878
EASTSIDE Special!!
$170,000
1 Bd· 1 Ba single family
home on a 6,750 sq.
11. lot. Principals only.
Agt 440-5777
3Bd, 2Ba, dbl gar,
Shows Grtt 1200 1q ft.
Walk 10 bch. Owner
d .. perate. 509-8909 Agt
By Owntr·Spygla11
4Bd·2~8a, upgraded,
pool/apa, park W, 3 Cit
Reduced lo $590,000
Best value, Musi .... 1
Open Hou" FrVS un
253-4016 or 759-7629 ·
Plclflc Coast lnvesll!Mnta
Belcourt Hiii. Two Absolutelv Gorgoeui gar, $1700 mo yrly Incl. Sml pet okl ; hse Secure. 1991 Newport 1 t,'lBa, 253 Cabnllo. rage S8251mo. 1665 It·
master suites, frml 1 2Bd·2Ba dwnalra. to ocean, quiet area. Blvd. 84&-6'37~ Patio. vertTcarB. 11gn1 vme Ave. 720-9422
dining, cozy den & 3Bd-3ba rentals avall· Patio, new cpl/paint, 2 Avail 3/25. 675-7574 2BR·1BA & 1BR·1BA docor, w/d hkup. $850 Ea•t•lde 2Br 1Ba
spacious kitchen w/ ~~!:n. l~ay ~d~~~~ car gar $1150. e io4 15th St #B Lndry, pool, qulol, nr Call 310·379·1080. encl garage, yard' ~·~::~.n~C:::~r~:w: vlowsl Somo ocean· C~!r~:gt~{i1!'g:~ty 1Bd·1Ba upslrs w/ all transportation $550 E'•ld• Nice 2Br 1Ba Quiet complex. Call
front, canal, bayfronts ry some ocean view & & S65<>1W pets646-0392 unfurn $650 +sec fee. 65()..4342 or 54°"7191
groon6be4u4 .• go&O & aome golf course BLUFFS •peel bay vu. carport! $725 Av1 4/1. B aytront Bldg lBd· Inquire l65 Rochester "A GREAT PLACE
properties I Yrty leases Lg 3Bd·2·5Ba, 1900 Call Gary 720·9422 1 Ba-clean, quiet, sale S1 · Apt A. 645·54 l 8 TO COME HOME TO"
available from $2100. ~~~ut"hm~,ufne 0ir.~~; Bayfront 28d.2Ba 4 blks to Fun Zone E•atalde 2Bd 2Ba Spacious & bright COLDW<?lL BAN~<?RO Call Franklin Alty, N 1 52300 condo 2 car parking yrly $695 673·1943 upstairs, gar, new car· 1BR & 2BR. No pets.
Area Rental Specialist. D~w~~~i1r 720-743';0· pool, 'dock avt. No pel/pnt, NtP, lndry rm, Call Now 631-8427
No Fees to renters pets 51500 673.a640 RE NT S825. 366·0607 Sell your home Expectthebef • 840-7000 Ext 301 Studlo/302 E. Balboa Buy It. Sell It. Find It. through classified . •=--~~~~-...,,.~ "'B-ea_u_ti.,.,.tu"""1.....,..h_o_m_e-. -g-re-at Beach Area Btvd.#3. New pnt, sep through Classified ClaHlfled. 842•5 8 78
Best Buyl Big Cyn 3Bd/ rocatlon! 3Bdrms. 3 Yearly Unfurn ba & kit, 1 blk to bch --------
2.25Ba now remod, fireplaces, formal llv-3 & 48R.2 Baths & downtown. $525 Incl
golf crae vwl $339,900 Ing & dining rms, fam· u111 No pets 631 2494
38 C•nvon laland 11y rm, library. $3,200. s1315 to s1800 1110. • . • COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA. 2624
Dr-Open Sun 1·5 Donna wall 759.3737 Villa Rentals Marcla665-6191 tat Team Coasl Newport Props 2 CORONA
EXECUTIVE VALUE! t?.!!~!gtt DEL MAR 2622lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1
~~~t~ge0~fPo~l~u~~= COSTA MESA 2124 studio Apt Quiet, N/P, QUIET & SERENE
+ Guard Gated. Nr Dbl• inoblle home, 2Br nr ocn, nu carpi, prlv Palm l\r:l:.esa Apa.rtJnen{:s bay & ocean. Newer 2Ba, hi celllngs, new ent, avl lmmed, gated, lrg 3Bd $675,000 w/ 2 Bd Houae N~wport crpt, x·lg patio, carprt. $545/ utlls 720·8460
Termst PATRICK Hghts area, pr1v yd, Clbhae amen. Sr. park TENORE Real Estate gar, gas w/d hk-ups, N/P, 55 +. $875. 675-2044 1800 at now decorated
& Loan. 7,,,.,.8702 ullls Incl, $1200. 722-45376 3Bd·3Ba, all amens,
"""' *Eaatbluff Hom•• frpt, gar $1695 avl
Newport North/beau, E 'ald• 2 mall Br/2V•Ba for lee. 5Bd 3Ba, lrg nowl 759·0874
2400 af 4Bd/2.5Ba, Cln, quiet, w/d hk·up, yard, nu carpi, paint & CORONA DEL MAR ~C::::: ~~~~~~~~~~ g~~;~Jgg ~~at41.~~~~· ~~75~/~~t ~~:,~ocl iog~!k~~-~~~-~·~:.
able loan • By Owner E'SIDE 28R HOUSE LIDO ISLE 3Br 2Ba, spacious upper unit, 541-0707 or 76<>-1511 tam rm, 2 frplc. 232 fireplace, sunny deck,
OCEAN BAY Wd firs, fncd yd, $950 Via Eboll, 1tep1 to garage, 4 blks to
1 ut1I pd. DUPLEX-new Bay. $2600/mo tease. ocean $1200. Harbor
& MTN'S VIEWS! crpts/flra/cabnts, gar, 6'13-6635 or 434-3799 Realty 873-4400 wtd hkup sns. 650-5286 1--------1----'-------EnJoy upgraded lrg Npt Hghta on Snug Lrg 1 Bd lite/open bfTl
38d or 4Bd home In E'tide 3Bd·1 Ba cottage, Harbor. 3Br 2Ba, gar cells/grt carpi/mini
xlnt cond & area. new cpl/paint, w/d & yard. Avail 4/10. binds/bale/pat. W/0, gd
Steps to shopping & hkups, carport, patio $1600. 310-498-7279 neighbors, sns 673·1263
bay. $649, 900 w/ $895 No pet 722-6294 Oc••nfront-Yrly 4 +2 Refurblahed 2 Bd i:~J~:A~~~TKEstate E'ald• 3Br 1 'hBa, w/d 1-car gar super cln, gar & tndry. Fp, bate,
d $2.200 per mo. 402 E. new crpt Open & bnghl
So near & yet so far .
Thar's the fedmg you gee
when you Live at Palm
Mesa amid the lwh
grccncry of secluded
woods & Stately p.i.lrm.
A SrudJOs, l & 2 Bedroom~
J !'$ SS "S to S600
· 1 BR S625 10 5650
2BR S725 ro $:'50 A No Pea
A V cruca.I BIJO<li A Cc1hng l:uu A NEW Carpet, Pa.mt & Ttlc A fimess Room
GENERAL 1002 GENERAL 1002 GENERAL & Loans 760-8702 hkup, 1-car gar, gr nr. Oceanfront NB agent $1150 Sh 'rr 723-0970 1002 1---------381 16th Pl. $1175/mo · ea PORT STREETS 622-8535; 650-8013 ev Jim Jacobs 975•3777 CLASSIFIED
A Hcarcd Pool & f3CUUJ
A Panos & B:ilconics A Garages Awtlablc
oat docks allowed
cramento River locate
asta Cascade Wonderlan
Excellent prices from
00 to $370,000 with fina~•nn
LY 27 LOTS REMA.IN/
3BR·2BA Carmel ON LIDO PENINSULA It's the rosource you
Quiet toe, south facing Rlvl•r• Townhome 1BA Mobile homes can count on to soil a
x-lrg backyard original E'slde 3Bd·2.5Ba, fam From $850 myriad of merchan-
-new roofl $429K & tlv w/fp, big yd, 710 Lido Park Dr dlse ilema, because pool, tennis. Avl 3/15 714-873-8030 our columns compel
+. S 1325 433·9528 •VIiia B•tbo• trg 1600• qualified buyers to 2BR·2BA + DEN
2200 + sf, angl level, sq ft+ ,2bd, 2ba, pool, calll
ocn vu walk to Bch. 842·5878 x-lg yard. south facing --------
lg bac1<yd S 479,ooo NEWPORT $1575 (909)598-9347
Agt 94o-s994 BEACH > 2169
nTFAMILYHOME! e 1-----• Lrg 5Bd-3Ba home In APARTMENTS
:·~~ ~ea.m~y Y~g~ AT THE BEACH FOR RENT
gradeat A value at Annual Rentals $539,000 w/Termtl L S 1 1 PATRICK TENORE arge • ect on
Re•I Eat•t• & 2/2 Penln •.....•...• $850 BALBOA
Lo•n• 780-8702 2Bd condo ...•.. $1395 ISLAND · 28d + den •....•• $2450 2606
ors
FOR SALE
3Bd UdO-dock. $6000 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I
Call F0t lllllNIMr Uat 2Bd + carport W/0, Thi,...../& llke new, modern • ._..._W $1200, TRW S10.
1400 ., •• .._.._a_ Agent 673·7702
673-1900 COZY STUDIO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 B +loft w/p· .. patios Kitchen, w/d, parking
Office Hours: 9:00 am · 5:00 pm M·f
and 10:00 am · 4:00 pm weekends
1561 Mc.~J Dr ·Santa Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860
Pellcan Point Beat VI~ ol Bal i~. Furn: & util Incl. Yrly IH ill••••••••.. Buy, 1749,000. w/ap-Tenn/gym/pool. &mo-$675/mo. 557·9202
-----------------------:-----proved plans. Bulld 1yr. 11450. 6'75-9578 Cute 1 Br apt. Lg llvlng
CAL•SCAN
(918) 449-1000 ..
lmmed. 49Nl702 owner room, pl/1 entr, small
•---------2BA·2~Ba twnhm, frpt, porch, d/w. No pets.
RESORT 2 car gar, 3 min walk S750/mo. 673-9247 to comm pool/spa 1------.--.,.....-PROPERTY 1580 $1275 Bkr 640-5684 Ught & brlte spacious 1 Bd-1 Ba, 1 garage,
fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •BACK BAY 1 BR, yrty 11000/mo. Lora * SUPER BUY * stove, refrlg, gat, amt Vance Allra 873-4062 "°' condo-Mtulon Hiiia )'rd. Gas/Wtl pd. $585/ Little lal 28r 1 Ba, kit,
C.C. Mr. O'Hare 957·1414 mo, No pet. 548-&680 dining, frplc, furnace.
HOUSES/
CONDOS
POR RENT
BALBOA
ISLAND 2106 ----------
C......._ Award Win-
ner Ort 1oe, 3bd 1.e
Ba, gatdn Pal¥>• fplc,
yearly. Gar!.-Open
Heu .. aun •ar 1a. a-4pm. 117 Peert.
Oay(l18) 793-4780
Eve(ll 8)792·2573
Co-. 2Bt front hoUH.
P0teh • paUo, htbef crpt, 9ar, w/d. No P919,
Ytty 11~. 491M3at
IALIOA
PDDISVLA 2107
-~---=---~-Clean, new palnt/crpt. Bav1hore1!! Avt 411 yr1y. 875-5987
Faburoua •Bd-4Ba,
mini estate, 3 C&T gar.
Avt nowl S4000/mo. Cout Newport Prop-
ertlea 942.aeee
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or $28,490 for 3. Ten-·~ 'Aill'"N' ..... * $360/mo, 1 for s.tOOI ,..v• ~•u.ge • •a••• Z?ZA atw luir 38r 38a home. frpf, w/d, lfd, Sep ph. '521+ ~ utll1. bft. Pool. Avail 3/10. hm w/prlv baltt, prt!ng, nJa, actlvltle1, fltn .. •. 1Bd 1725; 2Bd, ltp&ace, mo. Open, go ... · ~ , 1510/mo lnct uw. Paul 2 rm• avt fOf 2 prof 831-1177 1400+d•P· 844-0283 M75"t~utll. 860-3325
gaJed bldQ1, refrlg & and Qat, OU pd '925. en)'tlme. 5"8-8179 880-3714/W 723-06eelh 1425-$440/mo YJutllt, N .. thr 3Br 28• 1 blk *Mio• pereon IHk• H ta Lt Br/ vt ~~~w~~· fl~~cl.ou~·:: PooVSpa e•e 411138 COM 1 bll< 1o ~ch. VACATION 1450 Utlla Pllld •llAUT N8/Prlv Mm S300 He M8,...4'35 to bch w/2 relaxed •am• to, ahare cute N:! In :xK hJ'me. J:C,
you qualify. NEWPO"T •UCH ll'f\ll)ao. sunny rm/pvt UNTALS 2722 M .. ter a.dreom to Ltg unfurn rm, kltch, f'um Prlv RnVll•th prof, w/d, yd, EZ clean 28r 1ea dwntwn fp, N/S. $475+ VJ utll.
71 A 7571111 WESTCLIFl'·2Bd·1ba beth. Kitch pt!V. 1445/ •hare 5 8d 3Ba. NIP, w/d. N/P, cln, quiet In NB RHp, No prkng, pool. Avt Nowl HB hu. No sml</pett. Owner trVll. ~8•7373 ..-• condo, gar, pool, d/W, mo uUI Incl. Quiet N/S. N Smk. 708 Avacedo, $375+ utll. 1545-9515 dNga/pett. M75 Incl 1480+ Voiutll. 722-0743 S425+. Call 955""514 ic 327 lve mtg 24 Hr
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h 28 -· ... wk Of Wkend. Great h u h 1 IOed near beach In NB. Pvt you wlll find St•P• to •••o r 9nlr, atepa to beach, family home (714) t ro 0 c aa• . • Buy It. Sell It. Find It. ClaHlfled ba, tennis, pool. S495
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3926 SERVICE & REPAIRS 3516 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim & FITNESS 3740 SERVICES DIRECTORY MAC TUTORING An experienced Carpentry * Roofing Oen• Abr•mt P•lnUng Plumbing Repairs &liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
LookJng for Quallty Syatem & all progrms depend•ble door •P1umbtng•Drywa11• L.oM F•t Fastl Our MOs Don't be on th• Street tnVExt Qual PalnVReas s Drains clearod from Phone Jack• by Jack
Carpet/Wood/Lino? M.,k 075-7245 hanger. Ouar work, Stucco•Palntlng•Tlle get reaults. Lateat Due to Eviction or Uc/Ins since 76. Ceil rt· $5.50. All fixtures In· $25 A JACK
B I tall I Call 8-i b~lng cmputr reas. Don 521·8910 Electrlca1•Jim &41-7494 diets & meds as aeen Foreclosure. can 24 moved & relext. &41-&an stalled. Steve's 545-8298 Moves/Install. Re·'
ADDITIONS e OW re pr Ce• _, L#379739 845-9711 **TUTORING•• DOORS REPAIRED El•otrlcal Speclalt~ on TV's 20/20 & Feb. Hrs 563·5736 lk , C t Pal I Precls• Plumbing Comm. 444·8550.
REMODEUNG 3410 Windows, Word, Satisfaction guaranteed! Re1ldentlal wiring Allure mag. Newport •• usom ntng Ropairs&Remodellng SMC C•rpet Repelra E I A ' B I 1 I Ct 673-8596 Prof, Clean, Ouallty 1--------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Power stretch, aalH. x c e • A c c e s s Mike BlelS, 565·3344 phones, cable. ef1. ar a r c r. MOVING . 3834 work. Int/Ext & Docks Free Estimates TRANSLATOR/ DUNCAN Repair squeeky floort 20 Yra Exp. 723-1985 or 642-2043 L#431830 Integrity. 24 hrs 798-2516 RHsonable. 631_..810 L1687398 969-1090
CONSTRUCTION 7 dy• 239--0289 24 hrs 1--------1--------HANDYMAN Carpen-IMPROVEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE PAINTING 050-4051 TUTOR 3927
20 Yrs Exp. Small & CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 try, tile, plumbing & HOME 3756 c POOL L J b 850 7042 roof. 25yrs exp w/ref1. Th• Calif. Public Ullll· onscfenllous cratta. SPANISH/ENGLISH g. 0 s • CERAMIC MASONRY 3557 Jerry Bell 775·8380 llH Comml11lon RE· man, old fa1hlonod SERVICE 389.4 lrulJgroup 1osson1 by TILES 3528 LACllY'S•ELECTRIC Orange co Handlfm•n HARDWARE STORB QUIRES that all used pride In workmanship. iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii exp'd. So. Amer Tutor • BUSINESS
SERVICES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii *Beat Price/Quality 25 yra exp. Free est. Electrlcal/Plumblng Keya, 1000 Colora of household goods RAINBOW Circle Malnt. Dav• Th• Automatic Susan• 873·7408
3488 ,....... Res/Comm. Sr disc. PalnVCatpentry paint. Tool Dept. & movers print their Painting. lntJExl. HouMI Pool Man. Cleaning Add Value To Your Landtclpe, ... -. tlOnl L#238300 842-8588 FrH Est. 831·3589 Cr• ft Center . P.U.C. Cal T number: Apt QuaJ. job. FrM est & repair. very reas·•-1-RE-E _____ _
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slllon, gen otflce. Prof . , Fplc, BB01. Ref. 20 Yr Oulck Response lan1. FREE E1t1mate11 menta. If you h•v• a -Since 1974• ROOFING 3910liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
quality guar 650-6106 Leaky Showers Rep d Exp. Terry 557-7884 Local Uc. 850•7042 241·0137 or 218·6169 JEWELRY 3784 question about the le· ,/Int ,/Ext .;0 01 ,/Com •ALL AMERICAN• . The Dean of Tiie. C• " iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TREE 81!RVICE r•mlc new/repaired re-BRICK•TILEe STONE Semi Retired contr•clor. gallly of a rnovor, Umo Ucl698845 378-0371 -CAB--1-NE_T_S ____ , Pl•ln/1tamped Con· FENC"~ Rprt, lmprvmnts, aml Wllllam Harold J•w•l•rt or chauffeur, call~ · G.K. Roofing. Lowest Fr•• Est./Sr. Dlac. grout, balhrm remodel ~ I b 0 tit I I It I Public UtllltlH prlCH for all roofing Yard Cln-up531·8415
REFINISHING 3500 plumbing Ll870130 crete & Coating• & DECXS 3615 o •· ua y. n egr y, W•lch & Jewelry r•P• r Comml11lon PIANO •·VOCAL services Incl repair. 673-8065 or 84H526 Uc.1141658 831,...310 I care, Ken 642·1770 Antique/Fine Jewelry 714_558_.,151 Q; FREE Est. sotS-44491--------
...-Quallty & Pride.A.II •F•NCl!S "'•TES* ~Ids 873•0 38S LESSONS 3868 TUTORING 3930 C•bln t R v 11 --------.. -Reroonnv lpec:lall1t • eno a on CHILD CA.IE 3536 aspects of concrete & new/Ye,.lr/post rept.ced BAlU>WOOD Al TING 3858 Repair•. Esteb 1976. Cu~~fcC:bl~~~·t!j is·~~.. ~a;~i,ry~!9~1~ge· Redwood• L#576605 FLOORS 3712 IANDSCAPE ar p N Pl•no & Voice IHSOnl. FREE Eat. llil323842 SAT ••ml~are. Eiccel
Jobz 845-4907 l.824401 Cllmblng ur the WaJlf Jim Whyte 642~7206 IAWN CARI! 3808 all ages, beginning to 980·7721 with Pet 0 Dowd. Tell
KITCHEN CiilNET Cal The •Wood Fenc .. * CLEAN/WAX/POLISH •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Cl8lllCI ~ degreed •THUNDtR AOOFINQ11r ~=~tl~~0:· 1n19T~~1n:
Stained or painted. BAllYSITT•" CONTI.ACTORS rspllct/tlpW, lret hllUlg M•rbl• Rejuv•n•tlng Baelo Yard M•lnt. ll•lntlng Contractor teacher. 5 O.t947 Fot all of your roofing 5195 Call 673 2360
Variety of flnlshu. 24 tvfall agetl740-40tt GENERAL 3558 estlmlles. Low J)tlet1. UC'd 35 Yeart Exp. Laiwn• Cl••nupa1 Qualu::~~ 1>y1nfort1 PIANO Beg -Advanced need•. R•roof/rep•lr. • • ·
Uclll698845 378--0371 AdVlnlagtCooltr.174-6301 71~4S.8708 Tr .. TrlmmlngL L1 Fr .. ••t. IMWlOs All •OH -T~acher cert. Lie 836144e4&..4122
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CARPENTRY 3510 SCELEANINRVICESG Rettdenttal coriat. GLASS/ H.AUUNG 3720 uwn lervloe. Mow/ PLUS touchup1. Jennifer 640-8869 SENIOR COVERINGS 3932
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3548 Uc . .,518420ln•ured -rnnonr 3&82 edge/aod/:&~~t•rs/ 24 H • RI h rd Sinor 3920liii!!iiliiiiiiiiiiilii!iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii& (714) Hs.4993 ~ /IW Qin.up. Al ne Uc ~c 8,..~09 PET SEllVICES Custom .......... ,
Rtpaln, Aemod. Ooort. ._ A TOUCH OP CLASa Ha.alln9 .lunle, Appl!· Ive msg or call alte< 5 6U1Llfi CDi 8trlpptn91PatnUne
doW'I, c*wts, llUCCO 1 6"f· Cleaning. Rel/Comm DEC• MM80R GLAS8 CO. 11ncH, Yard Clean.Up, &Mft ioeM LAllJClscpng 20 yrs •xp, exc....,,t SUVICES 3870 Care for ••nlore Will No Job too tmell1
waD, *'t~ gm.., tic. Uc. Uc/Bonded. ,..r .. E•t. ~ ' Comm/A••· Storefrnt, &tc." Call Ml k• & lrllg•llot\, Trimming workmanthlp f•lr &iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil help w/ Dr. A.ppta, 5~ Ott w/ad. e1s.na1 3s.,.rs •JP '"' 142'°517 Tert" 282·7143 COATING 3570 window•, wrdrbe, tub/ 849-1391 & Removal•, Clean-1 84s-2 17 R •hopping, ecc. Xlnt rste, Wallp•p•r·P•inUne A to Z HANDYMAN ahower. Uc. 842.()424 JUNK To Tho DUMP upa & M•lnt St Uo pr CH. 4 on Pertonallzed Pet Cere LyM 831·2111 Ill• mt. M•rln•Rea/Ouallttu
tNSTAWREFAC! CABINETS BOSS HOUSECLEANINO ·•TOP Deok L..UI (714-•M-1882) *&99028, e.0..109. cAONo•I NINTINO Kannel allem•tlve. No -Quarant .. d.C.il Q;~t
l(ltchens, b11h1, doors, US~aed.olntured. Waterproof CoatJng•: uaarny -.au 3710 Wiii haut, wh•t Tr .. h LalMlaoepe llal t 20 Ytt. Exp. Od Prlcel •tr••• or w<xry. Lie, Ha.G?llll• hr,...
Windows. Doug 54&-7251 71.J:'S-:O':;:· Oeck"8t•lra. 8"t SI .unHu """"".. M11n won u 184-6259 R palf/M ~ • Guar work. ,..r .. Est lne. R•f• 673•7184 Can't Hem 10 lmtnedlllte AeeponHI
HIRE A CARPENTER Ou•llty work. FrH Est. M~llbU·ll~t-Sp•clef: Uc•37500a &38-t534 . get to all thoa• CLAaawiiD
AdcHtlon•IR•mod•I• Houacl••nlWlndowe L#&81430 722.e719 He•&R .. tal Pre,.,U•• U111•TTB 11111•un c Pete ., ... 77:18 JINkiNI PiiNTINQ n•n.••UG 3890 Flre/Water/RepaltJ. Weekly, Bl-w•ekly. P8lnt-C8rpentry• n....a. • ..,. Int/Ext. Wallpaper, v-..&u repair Jobi lt'a th• retoufc. yOY
Concrete/Elee/Plumb. Move-Int/out•. Reta Overatocked wl\h Drywall and morel a PITNISS 3740 drywall, .. xturlng, etc. around th• houae? can count °"'°MA•
Jerry, 780·7884 Pina, M•·••8• •Mt? Gary MS-8277 ,.,..-.-• ..,.. u.u, D•vld, 1-aoo-eeo-ea2 THI LOCAL PLU....,. Let tht Claulfled • :;)~~1·~~. ":::
wriy pl•y Hid• 'N Hou•• A Offlo• Beat A can to C•rtt'try, rool'g, pfbg, •Mil.., CNr.,...._ =• •••Tat~ ~ent .. w11111111 9lft9lll co.. Semo• Dlr•otory our eolumne compel s .. 1e Wilt'! childcare? I-Beet Wortcf 1Qyr Exp Ctutltled P•lnt'g, tll•. etc... Announce• Dr 08'1ene To l)lae• .... ;a in c ....... _. Since 1941 htlp you find quallfl•d buy•ra to
Call Cl•••lfled Reta. Some Ena. Free Mt wlll help 8A. DllC. FtH Eat. •Leta 831"°200 * C .... ltled Ma ... '7• fft.ndly s.tvk• c8111.
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RHlty •• ~ .... 787 for laadlng mfg. Local llan Sheep Dog. 1071 .. t40'-t21_.lt7 11+ and TANN AH HIRSCH
rte, no Hlllng. '50K+ Blue-gray ayH ti/ You Can •tnct Your ACROSS
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REAL ESTATE
yrty, Min. lnv.1tm.n1 brown 1pot on laft r
S9K. 800-99<>-5405 •ya. Wll1on/Oranga StMOlal Som .. ne WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ c 1·900-582·5500 x 6381
LOCAL RT&•24 Loca-~~a:,3:d1 S48-53a3 or U .89/mln. 18 + • Q. 1 • As South, vulnerable, you
1 Hutt and puff
5 Slower
8 Farmbaby
12 l..ab-cullura Ilona Buy A ll or • • Procall Co. 802·954-7420 Part• Pou I bl• $2 K l~F~O~U~N""D'""a_l_ar_g_•_ble_e_k_, _________ hold:
Wkly"800-599'"6769 unnautarad mala Tha Community
Sh•ph rd Ml 1 Markat Place. Busnrer5 OPPICE PAY PHONll ROUTE e ll, 11 ° Cla11m-" H'IAN 50 L al & Orang• & WHtmln· ......
FO .• ltENT 2769 E oc E•tab SltH eter, Npt Beach. Call 842·••78
•Kfl 1:1A952 OAJ 10 5 MJ9
Your right-hand opponent opens
one apade. What do you bid now? arn $1500 weekly. 64s.1079 1 •600-866-4588 24 hra • Q Both vuln bl -So lb
Adfaoent OC AJrport PAYPHONE ROUTES H1•v~ rou .. en our MEMBERSHIPS y~u l"iold: era e, aa u
Wiii trada apace and Local altea • for aale Z~ Striking blk & 3018
compute( In our office 12000/wk potenuat' whr female oat, prone •A 10 8 .. ror tal an• & nom'I 600-208-5300 24h · to aplttlng up. wa Ian .. !\i7 5 ¢9 6 5 S MK Q
Hety halp. Ideal to • re. the country for a year, B lb C
start own Hcty aerv PAYPHONES·LOCAL our catslttar gava Izzy I 01 Bay lub The biddjng has proceeded:
or 1lmllar business. ROUTE. $1200/week away to\..an anony· Member•hlp NORTH EAST SOt.rrH
Call Laurie 9·5 M·F potantlaJ. Must Sell 1• moue Ne~ort Bch Wanted 10 P... 1•
251-0400/fax 251·0420 800-788-3358 Ext 301. woman, phone & •dchH Please call 675-6446 Pue p... ?.
OFFICE SPACE AVAJL unknown. PltaH call What do you bid nowr
ror non-profit org. Xlnt VENDINQ: Great 2nd. 640-4099 I•••••••••
1oe nr SC Plaza. t..ot1 Income & room to Q Eas W bl of prkng. Up 10 10•000 grow, tnu1t eell. LOST BINOCULARS EMPLOYMENT · 3 • t-est vulnera e, as
sq ft, w/ulll. Roger or 1-800-82~ Bausch & Lomb 7x50, South you hold:
Linda. 7141754-1400• al ln1plrallol'.' Point. Corona del Mar. 1---------MK 7 4 1:710'6 3 OA 9 5
. REWARD to finder. EMPLOYMENT . •••••••I ANNOUNCEMENTS Call 714-725-0124. 5530 The b1ddjng has proceeded: "°BUSINESS & LOST CAT Black & NORTH EAST SOt.rrH
FINANCE white male Tabby, hu P... P... l •
half or black moue· ADVERTISING 21:1 P... 1 ••••••••I ANNOUNCEMENTS tache on face. Last INSIDE SALES What action do you take?
4oQ8 7
WEST
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South you hold.
medium
15 Member of • •K95•ll OK 108~ 13 Aldand -
The bidding haa proc ed: tudoe'• panel SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 16 lrratite
. l• .P... 20 · Pa• .17 Thunderbolt god 21:1 Pue S. PAM 18 "LOOk.ing Glass"
•31:1' PaN 8• PU1 gu1 ? 19 Coo58Cfale
What do you bid now? ~ ~:Oko
23 Conference Q. 6 -Neither vulnerable, as 25 Ballpar11 officials
South you hold· 27 Accomt:lllshed 28 Woodwind
•2 1:1KQ9• OAK 6 MKJ6S ~ ~~
The bidding has proceeded: • 35 Band instrument
EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH 37 Actor Ladd
l • Dbl p... 2• 38 Charge
2""' ? 39 Dole (put)
v 40 Cftmbi vine What do you bid now? 43 E~
inventor
Q . .S • Both vulnerable, as South 45 Dnnk hke a dog
you hold: 46 ReddlSh·brown
•763 ~10953 085 •Q76
Partner opens the biddmg with
three no trump. What action do you
take?
horse 47 Dine
48 Chess piece 49 Flexible
~Areas
56 Btlhard stick
58 Plump
59 Summon up
al flr\llM
62 Creep along
83 Mora metura
84 Fathaf
85 Monster Ill ta1ry
tales
645 Poems
87 'Part or a IOdl
66 Playwtlgt\1 Cow a ref
DOWN
1 CIOtties
2 N1inble
3 Oregon's
capt ta I
4 Chnton's title
5 Lucrative. as a contract
6 Loathe
7 Glowing Stgn
8 Pdsover
9 Song II\ 8ll
opera
10 Fasten the
door
l 1 Independent
14 Bothet 15 RedqualU
20 Tizzy
24 Commercials
26 Extinct bird
28 Atlantic or
PactllC
29 Units
3 II 9S
30 Tum dowrr
31 Sun dl$k
32 Wall
33 Director Kazan
34 ·coarse Me
36 Fake ·
38 Brt0egtooms·
IO·be
4 1 Blackboatd
accessory
42 Line
43 Longtosn
44 Plalform
48 Sf:!utrnosed
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Shores area. ·13 yrs Loolt for answers on Monday.
Backba1 Chl;opractlc old, ueed to being In-Th• Claaslfled Adver· ---------------------------1..__..___. _ _..._
Announcea Dr Darlene aide. Please call 650-tlslng Department for ---------•---------i---------~7~~n~~~s~1~ 9170
• ~e~~~:~erc0g"r':~nl~~ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ~ $138,450 INCOME LOST CAT Solid gray 1 eek I ng a 8 e If-5530 553,0 5530 ~-+--+--+--f!!lll
PER YEAR Huge prollls. ---------short-hair ellm female, motivated, organized, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..,. Eal butlnna. 111 time of· LOST & declawed front feet. dependable, Inside liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
leredl Only $4995. Any· FOUND Lost from Newport aales rep. Strong PIT Demonstrators Retoll SHIPYARD WORKERS
time 1·800-552-<1901 2925 Beach Oakwood Apia. phone-aelllng skllls a For grocery stores In Out of Santa Fa W/exp needed lmmed .
Overstocked with
stuff?
A call to
Classified
wil(help
642-5678
FOUND OOQ Black
Lab with collar, In
Costa Mesa near 17th
and Santa Ana. Call
722·9591, leave mes-
sage with description
of dog.
REWARD. 646-2360 mull. Oraw/commls· your area. Fri/Sal/Sun. Outpo1t seeks exp'd All facets of repair .
• I F II b flt C E & I I ·1 Tools roq'd. 675·2637 LOST: PIQMY QOAT on. u ene s. ar necessary. ng sa esperson or s1 vor
"Gladys" wandered Phy1ical/drug ecreen· bilingual. 714·557·5579. Jewelry kiosk In Fash Isl Sofa Factory Direct
away from her little Ing r?qulr~d. Fax re-PIT Work , FIT Pav PT/hrly + comm. showroom needs exp'd
daycare friends at sume. Attn. Judy Oet· 6am·l2 M-F, no exp CallPoppy 644·5953 rotall Furniture
South Coast Recre-ting 714-631-6594 necessary. $8.00/hf Sallmaklng Salesperson. Good 11=-+--+--+--
atlon Center, 2070 CHILD CARE needed Ask for Mark 852-0247 FT+ bonohts. We wlll pay & benefits. Please M apply m person at 1343 a pie Ave.. Costa for 2 boy1 4yrs & part ·T 1 me p e 0 p1 e ·train. Muat be detail s Simpson or call 49t. hr-+--+--+--
Mesa. They miss her 10mos. 3·5 dys/wk wanted to address la· oriented, 645-6697 0620 or lax Resume to:
very muchl If you sea 8:30.2:30. CM home. bels for pay. Ybu have , 491.1315, BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE her, please call 714-Must have own trans a typewriter computer Salesperson Exp d ln1 _________ ..,,,...+----1~-
FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769, ~64_6-43 __ 34_. ----& apk Eng. 557-4312 or good h~ d 1 n solllng ladles clothing. Steven T's Sportswear
Want an Office
with water included?
.. .lots & lots of water?
.. ma tcmfic. upbr.11 bmme"' environment!
... with ea~y acce~\ and great parking!
We h.ive a few ~p.1m from 400 to I SS7 )()·ft.
Call us. We're one loc.111nn m Newport 1h.11 1s
defin1tely not waccrcd down.
,. . n wn 1 g. Call John Leonard al Oeta1lod ofc person.
CLERICAL Temp PfT Int 1 L.O. rates apply. NB golf shop 852·8689 lnvoice/tlata ent/phones I••••••••• In Tustin. Phns, basic 1•80947"-4289 · · Me, PT FT, CM 642·5339. ofc skills, "'ping. Exp Preschool Teacher or SECRETARY SR v • 1 • TEACHERS needed to req. $7/hr. 544-6656 Helper. Ahemoons & Experienced secretary recruit host families some morns. 6 ECE d d 1 t
PERSONALS
DOCK CREW PfT. units prel. CM. 642-4050 nee e or omporary for French students m~--+---+--t--
1-------:....--Apply In person Wed., assignment m Hun-for tho summer. Make PERSONALS 3002 March 15, 10am-1pm, Real Estate tington Beach, sched· up to $10,000. lnt'I _--'_....__...__.___
1601 Bayside Or, CdM -•• .-.... ••• •• uled to bog In 3/l 7 and Cultural Exchange ,._ .,,.,5 _ ond 6/30/95. Outios In· 1·800·930-4253
Ir--"""'."'::=~~-=~-LAW ENFORCEMENT Busy walk-in loeatlon. elude setting up moot-1---------t.,.,.--+--+---t--
State & Federal open· comp plan. For lnteMew lngs. taking minutes, CLASSIFIED
Inga, No exp noss. call Ron Tavtor r.I maintaining budgots 642·5678
(818)506-5354 •xJ L.356. The~ and account Ing records, and provid· New gourmet coffee Ntiwport Ing genoral office sup-Can't seem to
Hae offore"Barlsta" J port. Must have oxcol· get to all those
~ 49 Peter. in
Madnd
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51 Money
52 Luty's neigl}bof # •
53 Actor Mostel
54 Roman poet
SS Noth1n dom'1
57 -ol measure
61 Notice
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opportunltle1, prime 67 . • 7300 lont .computer skills In· · · b NB Penn loc. Looking 1 di rJ w d 1 repair JO 5 Good jobs for dependable, ener-Restaurant c u n or por oct around the house? and Excol, and typo reliable services
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 EMPLOYMENT
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED 5 53 5 getlc, service oriented PIT ASST DINING 55 wpm. Shorthand Is Let the Interesting things , w. ,. people who enjoy AM SUPERVISOR not needed. Position Clasalfied •••••••• hard work & coHoo. II .. 1 1 1 s 1 1 5 6 /H to buy Ploase bo aware that Lo v I n g Swed I ah
Interested Call for an For retirement com·. ,,. • · r · Service
11 1 1 i S Apply ln'lmodlatoly at the listings in this cat· Nurse's Aide. Will Interview appt betw. mun Y n rv no. al-District Personnel Of· Directory It's all there ogory may roqulro you provide great cooking,
9am·noon or Ive mes· ary DOE. Apply In por-llco: coast Com-h 1 f d to call a 900 number Or. appts, etc. 12 yrs aage.(714) 675·7004 son, Rogents Point, munity Collogos, 1370 e P you in every day In which ther~ is a exp. Chnstine, 646·3735 19191 Harvard Ave. reliable help. In Classlfied OUTSIDE SALES Adams Avo, Costa chargo per minute. Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
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(714) 673.9330
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top S. 17W223 IY m1Q 2 Orlon 12" XTR *1111 22ft Sill Boal• BUICK 9035 CukatoN ;po~•r Z· GMC orig mllH. H,600. •ee Cabrlolet Con·
ckJal 1to4C• coll woot· POWER BOATS 5 ·7 11'Q• V-t. Kl~g :.:;....: 0:: .~~ 114""34"°345 NISSAN 9150 ~·-Jetam1b1r,;, ":sf"*g11a1 ~ wtnt wrdrobe/cur1o, • 01800, glu, mlta, W/
light SH<. Eng oak terv cupbfd, c1890,
er•. BendpaH encto-7012 Cobra 10, low pro le '87 Som., ... V~ aAO OBO ShoWt'oom con-1-.. --~ -··· t ..,., aur• • 700 watt Tatga hull, Juat serviced, pa ac c•H' PW dill 97~7754 ·--.....,.... JSUZU a100 ca•• • •reo, po ... amplltler lncfuded for MW controlJer/BlmlnU pll~• •1111 c;ulu on. ha I f •ton, 4 w d, • '81 Senlla XE. Ory. A/T, at..,, powar bfak .. ,
total pr~ of $400/ •TOU YCMFT ap .... upnolatery. ar .. t •kl (11Mo2on4) ,4885 10.000ml. all options, A/C, 29k ml, Tiii, crula• control, only 1 • t800 Ok oak d .. k 'ft/ r~oolC frt, c 1e~. seoo
CdM 723-17Ge Till Sun
obo. 31o-925-;J067 rw 250hp D•I• ~ boeMaai-looka great. Coeta MaH Honda DODG• 9065 u new ~8,500 873-3432 '90 Trooper 4x4, Black, at• r • o, o a a a owner. Mu•t Hll.
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NORD YACHTS 924tpgr ''H Dode• Aapen B_ONDA 9085 (M88009~3) J13,488 431-5050 5&6-90,«)4 eve• aop,Tw•vcES 6011 GARAGE SALES 714-e7W878 ~•n ' 4-dr automat>c 318 V8 Coata MeH Honda
IU' ~· , __ ..;...;...;.....;_.;....;...__ li\oAUiiiiil!iILI.A~i!iiiic~~~9iiOii4iiO engine, PS. good con-'89 "'"C LXI CP SI"-·. 43'"'5050 --------72 vw ..... Blue/wht, 15' 80 STON W~ MARINE SUPS dillon, S700. 031-7149 apd PS AIC PiP'Jo" __ ... _______ PONTIAC 9170 reblt eng. New brka/
Waaher. Dry•r --------Good CC)nd. Plua ••• DOCKS 7022 '78 aavJLL• cc. t11i, mr: •lloyi i tires. Clean run•
$135/Hch. Oood Con-BA.I.BOA ~~~. :2~55~citact All pow9r, xlnt cond. FORD 9075 (KC08737G) $8981 JJ!EP 91 0 '80 Grand AM. A/T, P/S, good. $1200/obo. 714·
i d, IUon. 840-5848. IST •U"ft 18,ELECTRIC 45 l'T MOORING 7~obo. Costa M•aa· Honda AJC, P/Pllil, cc. tilt, al· ::~:i~. j0y~:Yb/eve
ll.IUU' 6106 Great Penlnaula loca-14-ve&-9277 436·5050 It Char Umtted LDT loya. (J.C201845) f:r.=::1ruoi1 6014 BAY BOAT lion. call Dan. 714-'86 Cimarron whit• AT '87 t MU, •T~Q. /1W1, '&O Accord LX Sedan '4x4, 2dr, ••t•nd•d $5998 Coata MHa 1 ..... --------U.KN llUf HUGE 723-5883 • • ' au 0 rans, am m a ,,,, ,... P/S A / ' warr lo ml S\2 900 Honda .(36-6050 Newport Packet · ' PS, AC, P/Pkg, lther, 'atereo, c;aaa, alloy ray, rv • • • ,.,c, P/ 080 ' 67&.2888 AtJ10 PARTS
MOVING SAL'" by W.O. Schoek Co. CLASSIFl•D alloya, (G1603884) wheels. Auna lilreal. Pkg. C/C, tilt, •t•eo ... ~n:1p,1nn rtt couc h chermlng ~ EXCELLENTCONOITJON It's the •aay·t o-$3888. Costa Meaa nHdl minor pody caaa. (LC087189) ' Overstocked with ca:~ Al6' 9260
1 ,1ald, beige, ro... AnllquH, hardware, $8900 * 860-9000 acceH, Information-Honda43&-5050 work. $2100. 546-7157 SH· 8on4.lld8• 430.0!!.850 Mesa TRADE stuff? blue. grn, 5225 645"471 furniture, bed• & ,. k d k , 1 • .,....., A call
+• couc' hea cloth•• p•-All Kinda of Jobs For .. ae • m&1 e,p ace *79 SEVILL•-Wheth-"'O'"r• b~lng to .'n. Velour Sofa W/ tur••· 'art & • co"',-. • vts11-..... ularty •uc .. ... , .. --1 th h I ified Cl lfi d _ • All !<Inda of People. -·-• • • 1 owner·96 000 orig or eelllng, Clasa fled ..,.1 your home roug Cass ass e
walnut trim & match· lectlblH, 100·1 or ~taa•lfled. ceHfully • b)' all kind• ml, needs ~m work, covera all yo1.1r needsl through claaaffled. 842-S878 Wiii help ! lig chair. X·lnt cond. book• & recorda. •---------of consumers. $1400. 64()-4975 MZ•5878 842·5§78
AUTO &.TRUCK
GlaH Aaplao•m•nt -. .aoo-etHMt959
50%10tf lnstall'n w/ad. 1. $400. 546-0945 Priced to Hll. Rain or
fUTON pine frame. full shine-undercover.
, az, black mat. llke SAT/SUN 8AM
, ;.ew. $100. 723-4243 118 AGATE
t Movtngl MOVING SALE Sat &
• ltlt8f1aln Cabinet S~-Sun 'tll 4/3. Furniture,
: lonal aola, wick~ bed· refrlg, w/d, kitchenware,
' l'OOIT1 Ht, 080 ~697 marine equip. 973-2180
f)AK1 dining tabte/4 --------
ehalra $500, 3-drawer BA.I.BOA
fresaer 1175' wall PENINSUT 11 6107 mirror $50. 960-9132 &.n
MERCHANDISE
MISC. 601 5
Dbl oven Kitchen Aid,
works grtl remod kllch.
New llght bulb• 11f,
Bowle knlvea, used
tools, cro•• bowa,
paint, acrewa &
plants. 7am-7pm Sat/
Sun, 2000 W. Balboa
24x48" S150 645-6471 --------
MOVING: Bunk bed w/ CORONA
trundle $125. Schwinn DEL MAR 6122
bch crulaer $45. El· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llngton aurfbd, 6'4"
$185. Bass amp $85.
Elec bass guitar $100.
Casio keyboard $85.
'royota truck rear win·
dows, best otter. Pull·
ESTATE SALi!
March 11, 7am·2pm
Antique furn, appli-
ance•, clothlng &
mlac. 2610 Seavfew
down stairs for attic/ --M-0-V-IN_Q_S_AL_E __
' Iott $150. 759-1883 Muat Sell l!vefl'thlngl
PUNT SALB ACRES SAT 7am • Noon
Pine tr••• 15 gal pot-518 CamaUon
led, 6·9' $20. Citrus. RAIN Of SHINEI
avocados·frultlng $10. Nordic Trek (Ilk• new)
Herbs S 1. Gal juniper a $250. Books. Clothlng,
$1. Shade/plne/cypres faux jewelry, decora-
4.9• $10. 90U74·a422 tlons, allk planta, ap-~ pllancea, Iota morel
COMPUTERS 6018
IBM PS2 Mod 25
286, cir mon, modem.
Epson printer. aof1-
ware. $445. 960-1423
Moving Sale
Tad Kayak, micro, VW
camper tent, clothes,
furn, pictures, misc.
705 Begonia In alley.
Sat/Sun Bam-12
MACHINERY 6045 COSTA MESA 6124
SHOPSMITH +JIQSAW
Converts to lathe, drill
& aaw. $350/64()-4975
OFFICE
FURNITURE &
EQUIPMENT 604 7
OAK deal<, refrlg,
chalra, file caba. con-
•
••48 Family•• Rummage Sale
Extravaganza I
March 10 & 11
8am-2pm. Raln or
Shine. Sunshine
Coop. Preschool.
2&50 Fairview, at
Fairview & Adams.
Presbyterian Churcfi
of the Covenant
fer8flce table, phone --------ayatem. 851·1556
PETS &
ANIMALS 60 49
S50 Otf AU
AKC Pupplee & CFAKIUene
With thla ad
We have th• largest aelectlon ot pedlgrH
dogs & cata anywhere
All loved & well
Cared for
PETLAHD HUNT BCH
Northeast corner ol
Adams & Brookhurat
963-4887
ADOPT·A·PET
Every Sat & Sun at
.PETSMART, Fountaln
Valley. PupplH, kit·
tena and more, all
looking for lovlng, car
Ing homee. CALL 597·
9037 for more Into.
Huge Qar•p Sale
Rain or Shine. Sat &
Sun, March 11 & 12.
8am to 3pm. Typewrll·
era, prlnta, framea,
kitchen Item•, dHk,
chalra, exerclaa ma·
chine, trampollne.
lawnmover, ceramics,
and many rnlac. Items. Name brand mens,
women•. children• &
baby cloth••· ahoea,
bells, bags, acarvH,
bathing aulta, lingerie.
Booka: text, ••If-help,
cook, novel•, paper·
back• and National
Geographlca(50a-70a).
Coatume Jewelry by
piece and by the bag,
plus baga & baga ot loo•• glua bead• &
1-•lry flndlnga. Many
more ltema. Come early! 235 Ogle St
below 17tl), between
Santa Ana & Orange)
C I R Large Sale: Complete 0 umblan ed·T•ll motlonle81 waterbed Boa, nice markings, approx 2 yra old, 8' In w/grey leather •tyl•
length. Will ••II with frame. ent centera, 3
aquarium & other ••· piece couch aet,
tru frx S350/obo. Call drHHta, Iv •lands, 310-92~057 clothes, misc Items.
------·---• 1078 MIHlon. Mesa FREE to good home: Del Mar track. Sunday
White, 221b, American 9am·?
Esklmo 000, almost
4 yra old. NEEDS a --------
backyard. Very active HUNTINGTON
and aomewhat tem-BEACH 6140 permental until ad·
Ju•ta to new en\llron-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ment. Call 721·9821. HU Q • BS TAT El
S ave abuaed and
abandoned peta. Be a
~otunteer/toater. Call
• 714-597-9037.
iiusICAL
MOVING S AL E
Beda, dreasera,
lampa, d••ka, toola,
etc. SATURDAY 1()-4,
17381 Mira Loma Cir.
(Follow algna at Ed·
wards & Slat•)
INSTIUMENTS 6055 NEWPORT
45169 ~rk blue JackMn. BEACH
Inky XL w/reverae iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I eadatock. BiMn uaed ~ly 3 UmM. Include• 1, 100 Hm 01r Sale
h .. vy-duty ABS road-ford Rd between t o.... $500/obo. Call MacArthur A San ~ 3~M25-3057. Miguel. 411 ••"""12
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Before your garage
sale, determine what
items you wish to
· sell. Make sure
everyt!ling is dean
and repaired.
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on every new Ford Windstar LX in stock!
Chrysler/Pl~outh/Dodge Trade-In/Owner Rebate $750 ~~~~~h~te 1~
Theodore Robins Discount 3250
Total Discounts From Suggested Re tail 5000
• 0-1 "'"Nr' • A111-nt o.trlliw • """" ,.~, & I.Mu • '"'"' •TUI• f'•wr Drtwr'J Sal• l.MIAtr • Mklf~ Air F~t AM/fl# CM1ttll fl~t11 Sou'• Deal Au Bir• • (,'f C·Fttt AIC
A11d·Lod &Un • ,_ Dtfrlfttt • 'IVtlL • TllJ • C111i1t • Mt111 ll'l!nil
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1987TOYOTA 1984 MITSUBISHI 1986DODGE 1991 NISSAN 1991 TOYOT~ 1992FORD 1993FORD 199JFORD 1992FORD
Tercel Coupe Pickup 600 Conv. ~ntraXE Corolla Sedan Tern~ GL Sedan &tort LX 2 Door Ttm~L~n Taurus GL Sedan
Sspd.,A/C, 4 speed, stereo, °"'XJ 65,008 ml.tu auto, , cassette, ~· /W/t./SWI., Auto,NC., 'pNC' P/W/l/Seat.,
cassette. w/cassette. c~~ tilt cruise. • 9'90. crul9e lift $ter90. • IL ~~· (810391· 154870) (810490-200368) (810 ·1 18105l6-818140) (810313-230412) (810271·192567} (810455-336051) (81orsl-214133) (81 • 105829)
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Lumina Sedan Aeromr Eddie Bauer &cort LX 4 Door Cutlass Crulstr Win. Ra:ler Su~rcab Taurus GL Sedan Auostar Ext. MW V. S-18 Blaur
hllo, NC, crulM, Auto(',, A/C, Pfflll. Aulo.AIC Auto. NC, Pll. C .,NC~ Auto, NC.tilt. hllot NC, cruise, ~ 22..001 mi., auto, cassette. 11 Sscrulse. stenow~ tit aui.. II~,.... . ~~) ill P/W. • call., llJ&scruiM.
(81 OS00.125807) (8103 -856961) (81o.87·1 (810S00-3-44715) (81 55-A91722) ts10218-AD9533> (810626·1 14)
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Mllltant LX Con~. Ranter Supercab f ·150 XLT Pickup Th8Dderblrd LX F-ISO SuperCab
Only 17.~ ~o. 4.0V8, u6, NC, Auto, NC, Ptwll. ~ NCtilt.c:,11tt•, ~·~ ~·1~24) PtW,};~~~ :i=· ~1~~ f81=8411°29l SJ2,773 s13,773 s13,873 •13 973 ~15 473
Thunderbird LX Aerostar XL
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94 ft boat dock. This home ls a mas~
terplece of superb q uality wtth exten-
sive marble. Pozzi double wtndows,
and gourmet Gaggenau kitchen. Lux-
ur1ous maln floor master, wtth dual
Jacuzzi. $ l ,295,000
TRADlllONAL EUGANCl
Exquisite estate tucked away on a
prtvate acre at the end of a lovely
cul-de-sac. Unusually charming cus-
tom home built wtth taste· and style.
$1,295,000
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NEWPORT Bf.ACH
Ave bedroom two story patio home.
Corner location, backs to greenbelt.
Assoclat1on pool and tennis courts.
Owner may help wtth ftnandng . Call
for details-. $374,900
DRAMATIC DESIGN -
C.OOtemporary home wtth state-of-
the-art amenities, soaring ceilings,
two master suites. A wall of glass
affords panoramk views of the beau-
tiful &. lnvtttng golf course.
$1,295,000
ROMANTIC SUNSU VllWS
Beautiful custom-built home with
dramatic living room, ftve bedrooms,
four and a half baths, spacious family
room &. gourmet kitchen. Numerous
upgrades. $860,000
1llUllflC TIJDOll
Overlooking Bear Creek Golf Course.
Four bedroom, luxurious main house
plus detached guest house. Fabu·
lous views. Dramatic approach wtth
circular drtve. can for special
features llst. $995,000
LAGUNA Bf.ACH
Premium first ftoor location In famect
Tableroc.k. Cozy ftreplace. Endosed
deck, Spectacular surf. Catalina and
sunset views. Call for details.
$595,000
HIGH ON A Hill
Unobstructed ocean view. Four bed-
rooms. three and a half baths, main
floor master suite with private garden
patio. Guest wing with private
entrance. $825,000
VACAJ10N l VUY DAY NO AS50CIA110N DmS SllCATAUNA SWUPING COASTAi. YllWS
LO\ldy Lquna Beach single lev·
cl home In a lush. private set·
~~e view dedt with spa.
ml TO Tiil KACH OClAN. SUNSlT, CITY lKMTS
Views from all rooms in this
beautiful home. roo1 and spa.
large lo< Four bedrooms. three
baths, custom quality.
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Beach, tennis, golf. Outrageous
mastet suite. View ol hills. golf
~. ocean. A pristine PfO-
perty with custom ~tures
throughout. $JZA,SOO
rouwa OC1AN wws
Model perfect. WMTn And hwtt·
log trHeYd. with Nbor.ate
.attention to detail. Hardwood
ftoors. oik .accents. MI 9,000
Big, belutlM. four bedroom
home with .a view ol hi.Us .lnd a
pttk ol the ocean. ~entry
with dram1ttc drcut.ar stairway.
Lat~ view deck. $JI 5.000
tnjoy resort IMng all year
round In beaut11ul Mon.vdl
Beach. Hewe' three bedroom
home with fantutlc OC$ll and pf COUf'$f! view. $J99.000
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IUB.D YOU& DUAM VACA110N HOMl
On this beautiful 'Big Beat' lot. Architect owner has pl.ans.
Wiii carry or subordinate. $11,000
SU ntE 51.-s SAD.ING AWAY from this unusual
Laguna Beach lot. May be purchased wfth adjacent lot.
Call for deUlls. $U9,900 ...,
LAGUNA llAOI HOMl Sll't
Plans ln progress. or ... also purchase the adjacent lot to
create your own estate. $140,000
SPlCTACULAa VIEWS
If you're looklng for views this site has It! Breathtaking
views ol O.C. Hills. dty llghts Mld the Pac.lftc Ocean.
$170,000
MONAllCH POINr
H:gtt etevadon wtth OC.eM view. Plans for 6000 sq.ft.
home. OWllnef may exchanse for house or commerdal. ......
Modd periea beauty In ~una
Audubon. Three bedrooms. two
and a half blths. only five years
old. Hurry! $219,900
SRIMeiKi SUN5l1'S
Panof.amk OCHn vtews. All
gt.ass r.mlly room . .aos.s entire
width ol home, view deck with
spa. $)99,000
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11.oomy condo wlctl 90fne ocell'l
'<ltew In S... Oernente. TWo bed·
rooms. two bllha, "PP'OX· I JOO
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Four bedrooms. slngte level
home with goft ~view and
OC6n bfeezes.. Subfect to
lender's .approval ol shon pay·
off. Just r~ to $1SS,OOO
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$3300 per monfl.
IUllll VIEW-.U Sl75,•
Beautiful remodeled 1111 on cyn w/Vielts ot Ptfican Hills hms & golf caJrse.
New carpel pml( aooring & ~ng. 481l 38A. extra rm/dfa.
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48R. 2.58A, wondedlA 14Jgrade:s. Hardwood ftrs. priva spa & 1;>11-in 880.
Olidoor patio ligt'(lng. CusDn stained glass door. Sec.sys. Priced to sell
now! Priced belOw martcel.
_, C1m1 LICAml I VIEWS .....
CClJntrycklb lilestyle nr lhe i.:tl. ~isita 38R, 38A or 28R •den condo.
FumiaJre negotiable. G6-gt community. •rmr• 111111 VIEW!! s.slS.•
68A 48A& IMlalaChldlar W.SwAargeeoflW' lol~ibleRV accm Spa.' dlCt, large mstJ SUitl, kltfwl W/rrM JenlHilt applil/l:es.
IETaE. STTll S515.•
To this IMIY one nl tvn on lhe Newport Beach Cruntty Club golf coorse.
A sea islandbusuiew/'l tenniscrts& 3 pools. Relax to your hearts content
UYCIEST $575,•
48R. 38A, 3-at P•. grlll f.nily ? story 1111 wlwonderful yard & entenaring dedt Lowly decorator detail throoghou~
SPECIAL Clll Dlft.EX $531,• ·
<D48R. 38A + 28R 1 BA cottage 4-ar garage Bldg just painled . VU.•°"Y~.rm
B.ECAIT SEA ISUID CONDO $521,a
Neutral !ones flrougiout lhis ~legant 38R °' .2~ + den. 38A condo
8elutitul patio affording total pnvacy for entertaining.
ltfill.Y UPCUDED SEA ISUllD COIDO $525.000 Ideal'°' socializing & enlertainlng. 28Rw/den or 3BR. 38Acondomini001
MagnUicent Japanese gardens. bpi in living nn + mSlr BR Comm pool.
spas, lennis crts & clufilouse. Exquisite
SPECTACULAI TIHM WllAY VIEW $525;000
Soacious UYing rmwlfrl>I. tamily nnw,-tbar & open kithen. 2BR. 2 SBA.
efa:>ome mstr stile wi'#alk·in closet. This is a 1 O+
IEST IUY t• IAYCIEST Mtt.a
Below appraisal. ~this beautiful 48R. 38A. redecorated hm for less lhan
154' down. Call IOI details.
CORONA OH MAR WITH VIEW S435.000
~L~l 3BR 'l ~BA wiappro1 ~500 SQ h of living spJ~locks from the beach Top Quality construe·
lion & great location Nigel 8J1/ey 729 ·72?4
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Custom view hm 38R. 38A. dining rm. family nn. Gounnet kithen.
landscaped yatd. Many special rea~res. mm oller. OMC
.. um•. HIGllAL auffS sm.•
lmpecable 38R. 2.SBA on large greenbelt. Rfisnodeled kithen & upgraded balhs Separata lamdry rm
lllW US1llli • IAYllDGE $271,•
l.Jtgest model, gated Newport Beach comm w/~ & spas. EJccellent
central loc. 2 sly hm wl38R. 3BA. plantation stlJl!efs. sec.sys, vaulted
ceilings. Al1ached 2-ar garage. Easy to see!
MESA VEDE TOWUOMI $251,•
Spacious 28R. 2.SBA hane localed on a greenbelt Many ~rades plus
mended patio & views from master BR balcony.
numac .... MOU SMS.• '! iil14BR, 3BA. lriaht home sillated on a large lot w/eoclosed pat o rm for yout relaxation. Be.st deal! V.i:anl & mo\18 in!
U.HIS ICUll VIEW S17t,• Reta in Im 4Yrbeaulywhilegazingat !he spectacular view. like new. 18R penflouse. Walk lo beach.
COSTA MESA UllGAllU $114, 711
38R, 2BA. CUl·da-sa: lex.Ilion Fresh paint in & out large yard. MOOvalecl
seller
WESTPAU TIE ... TIWIHOME $157,•
Elallent perimeter location. Very privale w/~ night liilf views. 28R + 2BA + loft. 1 car g&llge + 3PQ.
UEAT COSTA MESA TDWllOllE $121,•
38R, 1. 758A townhome. Great location, 111 swapneet 2BR 14), 1 BR dOwn. 2-a garage. Value! Malm oftatl .
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Maanificent hUltoc> view eslalB wilhln oated street. Owr 5 aae land
undiiplicable! Accomodale 150 car parking.
PMMllM OCUIFIOllT II CAMEil SHOllD $3,415..,.,
Beautilully terraced to extend !he living area lrom tt.! tree framed deck on
the blvtt down to a very special secluded c<Mt. 4BR. 4.58A. 4th BR could
be studio or office w/prlvalB entry.
EXQU1SITI CUSTOM HOME $3,300,•
Special Cape Cod tradition, spectacular main channel location. affof ding
dramatic views ol lhe bay & Newport Har6or 4BR eadl w/pri'lclil BA+ sep.
maids rm. Waterfront living at its bestl
I.SIDER OftED $1,715,000
2 sto~ custom conl8mparary. SBR. 3-car attached garage. \\tiile water &
city li1111ts views. •
--...,,...,,,~EXCf"10Ul CUSTOM llOME $1,495,000
(ft 1111J;ity lites. bay+ ocean views. Quality workmanship lhrough-
lir"Fieiitfi!OOJS, mouldings, 3 frpl's. 6-car sp;as, garage w,,ots of
custom ~ioets. SBA. 4.58A. long driveway + much more.
f AIULOUS IAYflOIT PIOPBTY $1',311,000 .
A substantial price reduction makes this hm in Carnation Cow an excellent investment. Private pier +slip. beach & views. Sellers are receptiYS tooflefs.
. llAllOl 111.1 $1,315,•
S~nning California conlemporary custom twn in lhis gated comm. OcealV
city tiles views. Impeccable ~Illy flroughoul 4BR, 3.58A. pool & spa
Gourmet's kithen, eleOant mst~su1te. open enlertlinment area. Call to see!
IEAILY 2 ACRES Df fl.AT LAJtD $1,350,000
•--:--.--his land Is aw.rox. 70.300 sq ft. zoned C-1 . The cllY would ~ng ctr. hosp1lal, p<of. buildfng, retail or restaurant .. Seller
nanclng available.
HAHGI HlJ.liuDITIONAl $1 ,350,000
Wonderful traditional custom hm on desirable lot in this ga~ comm. lots
ol used brick. This 2 story, SBR hm & lani~ rm offers great lamily living. Large family rm apens onto ve<anda & beautifully appointed master makes
flis view hm one to see.
COIOU DR MAI $1 ,325,000
40' lol. fabulou.s brick & ivy coYSred 2 story. SBR. 4.SBAlvn wfpool , spa,
ocean view forever!
uaa ISLE PEIFECTIOI $1,%75,000
Lcaled on ao O'ttersized lo~ 2 story, SBR. SBA w/4-car garage. Elegant use
of marble, granite & glass block crealB a very elegant atmosphel8.
VIEWIOME UTEI C1MM.-rY $1,250,000
Stuming custom hm loc. in Harbor Hill. Panoramic ocean. Catalina &
Newport Cen'8r views. Beautiful mulU·IMI outdoor area w/pool, Jacuzzi &
wet bar. SlaHf.the-art kftdlen, eieaant living nn. mstt suill9 w/Sauna.
Indoor & outdoor sound sysllql. Calflo '88.
•WPllT IAYfllll' UVlll $1 ,250, ..
ln.OOf Linda Isle location. Ow 80' on fl8 bay. 58R, 48.\ '8Cllrity
eftlanc:e. FIPI. enclosld courtyard. lorma6 dining rm.
--......,....'" $1,200,• Beautiful IO#nhome style 9 units in g19at location. Garages, fireplaces,
laundry hook141$ lor .m unit Cash. owe, CTNL
llvmlmACl$1,1•,• ~tlonal panoqmic tWport Harbor Wlws. Lots of ~ ~ingSU!set&citylighlsviews. Walkingdistanct
k> 8llt)Qa lsllild. 48R, 38A lrx:I. SIPll'* guest qtrs.
CA••• M IAll S1,141,• Unobstructed ~iews of flt central CalW. coasui,., llghtnouse & Hearst
ea,,t1e. 4BR. 38A. New hm. Mnle & tile tlrougtioul
CMIEi MRES • PlllCE REDUCTION! $1,825,• Beau~tullyrsnodeled custom lvn. 3BR. den. •ious rms. pool. Magnifi-
cent 180 degree ocean view: 3-<ar garage.
• IUl.DERS SPECIAL $1 ,000,000
4 contiguous lots -approx. 8400 SQ tt. Suitable for four hms. largest R1
parcel available.
CAMEO SHOIES $995,000
(9' 7011)Super view & excellent price on lhis lovely Cameo Shores
l\ffi'.3 or 4BR. vaulted ceilings in all major living area. Pool.
PICTURESQUE CAUFOlllllA SUNSETS $995,000
Beautifully remodeled 38R, 3BA hm on prestigious Davenport Island. Private dock for a 30 & 50 loot boat oo main channel in Huntington Harbor.
HUllTUIQTOll llARIOR VIEW $995,000
Dramatic custom Mediterranean w/45' dock. 4BR, 3.SBA. 2nd story family
rm w~ bar. Multi-level deck tor entertaining
COIOU MIGHWfDS $915,.,.,
T~ollheWOtldpanoramicviewsolocean, baJ&sunsellrorn lhet~ & best
street in Corona Hi!lllands. located at ena of cul-de-sac w/great curb ~I. 48R. 2.5BA. interior designers 0«n Mi Large lot Custom design.
Prrva beach access.
GREAT f AMIL Y CO..aUND UI HUIT. ICH $990,990
2 homes. 4BR. 4 full BA each! 4 leQal parcels. Tennis court & much more.
6-ear garage & beautiful flowers & fruit tiees.
E1.KMT IElCOUllT StS0,000
Ofamalic hm on latgecorner lot wfr.(j pond & lush garden. Ro~nda entry
wftnarble flooring. beautiful lonnal dining rm, huge mstr suitn/sitting rm
& frpl, gourmers kithen, secluded spa. Seller may carry 1st trust deed.
LAGUNA RACH OCEAJIFRDMT CONDO $897 ,000
Magnificent whileWater views. ~h access & oceanside pool. 3BR. 3BA.
living rm. dining rm. family rm & gourmet kithen
TURru ROCK SPECTACUUll $895,000
4BR. 38A+ study at Turtle Rock Crest 1BIWA down w/spectacular view.
Neutral decor. Owner will deal!
---SPYQUSS HU. CUSSIC $815,000 ('it 1111)realhtaking view w/2 mstr suite's + 2 large BR's all on one tewn Poovspa in rear/front courtyard+ playground.
PllESTIQIOUS CHIMA COVE $895,000
Live at the beach Owner will consider trades up or down on lhis 2 story,
3BR. 2BA hm w/elevalor. 2-<:ar atta:hed gaiage Priv.lte spa.
WUTIFUU.Y APPOtmD C.STOM HM $8&9,•
Marble entry, SBA. extra lasge family rm & bonus rm. Very li~I & bri~L
Sec.s)'S, pool & spa. SpectaaJlar view ol mtns & cily lights from most rms.
IElCOURT B.KAllCE $141,950
Prime quality aaflsmanship, ~rbly decora~ city light view. Sitting
room off maslllr suill9 IOI discriminating bu)'Bfs.
UDI FAMILY IO• $125,.,.,
Large l~ily twn on a 52' lol 58R. SBA. large fMTlily rm adjoins ki~hen
Wrap al'OUl'ld yard wllawn & patlo.
GREAT LOCATI• S711,•
Awrox 60' lot which is divisible. House has new carpet & paint & b wry
li...abie. although Ofiginal. Rare opportunity lo build your dream hm on f\IS latge pacait. •
CAMEi ...... S717,•
Eaptional lamlly hm. The most meticulous atteotion to del.1il & ff!Q
ma'9rials II~. V'llWS ~ CIC:MI & Ctlalina.
T ... I. _, cmsl VIEWS '751.•
Magnificent 38R. '48A, condo w/3-f,ft garage. Fr• ft owing design belwlen INirwJ rm, dining nn & dtn. Ftpl In mstr & den. Gd gt comm w-tras.
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Localed on an O'ell!rsi2Bd lot. 2 story, 58R, 58A w/4-
CM' garage. Elegant U3B of marble. grani" & glass
block create a very elegant amosphere.
$950,000
Dramatic hm on large corner lot w,\oi pond & lush
garden. ROllnda emy •/marble flooring, beautiful
tonnaJ dining rm. huge mstr suilew/sitting rm & frpl,
gourmet's kithen, sech.lded spa. Seller may carry
1st lrust deed.
$514,500
Finest neighborhood in WOO<l>rige, Irvine. Classy
landing I tract w/mrNe in condition, close to paB,
lalcl, emis coort. pool Excellent central location.
$439,000
Mint 38R, 1 story on large prof. landscaped private
lot. Upgraded, lii;it & brii;iL Gatea comm, 6 IBnnis
crts, paJb & 3 pools.
$1,149,000
Unobstructed views of the c:enbll Calif. coastline,
lii;illouse & Hen Castte. 48R, 38.4.. New hm
Marble & tile lhrooghout.
$825,000 '
Large family hm on a 52' lot SBR. SBA. large lanl
rm adjQins kithen. Wrap aroond yvd w/lawn
patio.
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GREAT BUYS ON GREAT HOMES
DEFINITION OF A GREAT DEAL: In 1994, the
average sales price in Newport Beach is $542,000 ($256.99/sq. ft.).
The homes listed below are all priced at less than $153.94/sq. ft ....
That's a Great Deal!
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·Melissa Schmand
13 Sales Ageit Pradmial Calfonia 1994" 24 HR \'oice Pgr. 7 29-8894
Voice ~lail 7 29-7 263 "Your Coastal SpecialiSt"
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Two Brand New Bayfront Listings •• With Boat Docbf
# 11 BALBOA COVES
3 BR or 2BR + den & large boat dock. Well
maintained. Walk to Lido! Great buy! ·
$595,080
"Best buy in CDM"
Asking $225,QOO
2BR + den, 2BA, condo in great location. Highly
upgraded end unit, light & bnght. Walk to Fashion
Island, beach & village, 757 Avocado Ave, COM
780-1988
#25 BALBOA COVES
Spectacular custom remodeled home with
a pprox 120 ft of bay frontage! 4BR, 2BA, 2
car garage, marble tub & spa!! Private dock!
$865,000
Keith Randle:.
From "Melrose Place"
to suspen.se thrillers ...
AGENCY:
RF1MAX South County
JOBTITLE:
Realtor
FARM AREA:
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
HOW LONG WITH AGENCY·
Six years •
CITY OF RESIDENCE:
Newport Beach
ROBBD!&'JNTE~T:
Sailing. golf
-ORGANIZATIONS/CLUBS: N~wport Harbor Yacht Club, Sea Scout Sea
Base Auxmary Committee, Association of
Realtors MLS and Grievance committees
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CREATIVE FINANCING
Har\x)r Ridge -;1 3 Br dream home in
Npt Beach that can e-asily become ----' yours. Seller ha.-; ~pent thousands in
exct'ptio nal upgrodes. A steal at...
BJ.Johmon $519,SOO
UGHf A CHEEKY LOCAllON
Corona del Mar lower unit with
wonderful large side yard. ADULT
COMMUNITY. Front enrry gate for
privacy, laundry in an"ched garage.
BJ.Johmon $379,000
RESORT LIFESTYLE HARBOR RIDGE
BAYFRONT FANTASY
· Unt·ompromising quality abound-. in
_ this spel'htcular &Yfront palace. The 5
Br custom home on Lind:! L"lc is eleganlly understated. A private dock
m:.1kes the ~am complete.
Ann hten a Suunnc Shula $2,49',000
Darling .condo in gated community near
South Coo~ Plaza. New carpet. new paint.
new lifestyle i,.<; waiting. Pools. spas. club-
house ... RESORT LIFESTYLE FOR 3%
DOWN!
Ught & open provides t'ntertalner'<; para-
dise. 3 Br/2.5 Ba Casablanca model in
guard·ga~ed community. Will consider
lease OphOn.
CENTRAL COSTA MEM 183 FAIRWINDS ~ 1·' RAYLENE MDA<;,1..E
~n Kershner $93,000
• NEWPORT BEACH BLUFFS
Bluff~ beauty with OCEAN, BAY & CITY
LIGHTS VIEW. Master bedroom with large
viewing deck. Many upgr.ides & lovely
gated courtyard entr.mce. ·
Sally Shipley $369,000
OVEILOOIJNG MCI BAY I: MOUNTAINS
Best loc-.itlon with huge living room. mas-
ter with w:mn retreat including fireplace. 3
Br/2.5 Ba. 2. Br downstairs & Inside
laundry.
Gisela Burmelseer $349,000
HBAJtT Of 1VOODBJUDGE
Near South Lake & every amenity. This 4
Br/2.5 Ba is appealing inside & out.
Scr:.iped ceilings, remodeled master bath &
new paint. the home will steal your heart.
Myrna Boom . $3SS,OOO
NEAil UDO VIUAGE
Finley area duplex. Each unit has 3
Br/1.75 Ba, central air, fireplace & French
door leading to balcony or patio. Seller
must finance, will carry Ht for 15 years.
Gib~ $420,000
EXCEI.LENT ~LOAN
Charming 4 Br home nestled on spacious
comer lot. Quiet cul-de-sac loaltion, gnin·
itc counter t~. hardwood floors. new
landeapina w/p«Mndal to raU over exilll· . an. i:.. Ollla a IMJI!; ta ... .,,....
Mali Gulledge $S8S.OOO
BAYSIDE DRIVE DRAMA
Ex~:ellent location. End-unit with m:ignifi-
ceni \ iew of Bay from Balboa to Jeuy
Sold furnished. Perfect second home or
year-round California life tyle.
Bonnie Barrington $S9S,OOO
WA'J'El'S EDGE
Spectacular residence ·on water's edge
with truly magnificent decor. In the heart
of Corona del Mar, this 2 Br/2 Ba offers
pool, spa and available boat slip.
Mali Gulledge . $67S,OOO
~LOAN
Expanded Monaco model o n the golf
cou~. White and bright 3 Br/2 Ba with
gracious master bedroom on first level.
Gisela Burmdstcr $699,900
NOTHING COMP~
O\Jrstanding ocean-city views. 3 Br/3 Ba
with 3 ftreplaces and 3 car garage. Cus.
tomi2ed with too many amenities to list.
Marcie Adler $865,o®
DMSllC ltEDlJCll()N
Cu tom French Provincial 5 Br + bonus
room, on the 7th fairway of Blg Canyon
with breathtaking golf course and city
lights Views. La~ assumable loan.
c.atol .diloo $1.395,000
CUSTOM VIE'W l!SFATB
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CORONA DEL MAR
BIG CANYON
NEWPORT NORTH
COSTA MESA
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416 ACACIA AVE
26 ROYAL ST. GEORGE
3134 CORTE MA1UN
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382 HAMILTON ST. 1·5 SAUY SHIPLEY
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Pre-approved
mQrtgages
PROPERTY FEATIJJU:S: Single-level
home on comer cul-de-!.ac. with three
bedroom!>. two bath!>, brick fireplace.
hardwood floors and light carpet throughout.
Clo~ to '>Chool~ and beach. large rear yard.
fruit tree' and CO\.ered patio.
PERT\' FEATURF.S: Three
-' b6. two-car attached
gara gc master suite. light and bnght
WI ty System. . + .
Goin confidence and
negotiating power with an
advanced loon commitment.
By Lynlee Kru~
Chase Manhauan Pel'llonal Financial
Services
If you're planni ng to purchase the perfect
home. you are aware just how difficult the process can be
NAME OF AGENCY: Coa,1 Ne\\pon Propcrtie1'.
LISTING AGENT: Jerry Fin,ter ur Ron
Hi xon. (714) 644-1600
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 715 Bayl>ide
Dri ve. Newport Beach
• NAME OF AGENCY· Grubb & Elli11
ReMden1ial
LISTING AGENT Sally Shipley. (7 14)
644-6200
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2630 Vhtu
Omuda. Newport Beach
PRICE: $439.000
Firs!, you muM ei.ti mate your buying
potential: then locale a home which meet!.
.._all your requirements; successfully negotiate I
a l'nntrnct: Jnd finally secure a mongage.
Obtaining a pre-
approval
from your
mortgage
PROPERTY FEATURES· Enjoy about 60
feet of bay fron1agc on lvvely Promnnlory
Bay. Thi~ home has clean hne~. 'oaring
ceihng1', granile flooring and view' of the
water. Abo centml air. 'urrnuntl 'Lereo
syi.tem Jnd a generou' b.ay,ide terral'e and dock.
PROPERTY FEATURES: Bekoun
c:ondominium on greenbelt w11h French door~ leading to 'ecludl!d wmp-around
""alled patio. Stained gla1. ... marble floo"'.
kitchen with 'kyhght!>. Corian <.:0un1crtop'
\\rlh tile. 'Pa<.:mu' family room. air
l"<lndit1nning Jnd 'ecumy 'Y'lcm
company of
choice can
be a
pov.erful
tool in the
. . . . -home-buying
effo~. Informed
n:altor:. and seller">
know a mortgage
commitmeni "hke ha ving cash in hand. So
chancei. are you will be given preferential
treatment and may gain a competitive edge
1n the purchase negotiations.
Here are 11ome pointers to keep you on
tr~1ek when seeking a mortgage approval:
Select a lender which will give you a
wriuen loan commitment. A number of
lenders will provide a pre-qualification. but
11 " important to undcNand the difference
between a pre-quahficatton and pre-
approval Pre-qualification. in most ca't!s.
indicate:' you Jppear to meet qualification
guideline,, bu1 11 "not a commi1men1. You '''II ha\e 1<1 go through an approval proce,_.,
On 1he other hJnd. mmt pre-approvals
require }(lU 'ubmrt documentation to the
knder for .i credit decision. The lender!>
fa\or.ible credit dec1,1on becomes a written
comm1tmen1 to lend up to a specific loan amount
• Be 'ure the lender of choice advise'> you of /
any pre-approval conditions. For instance.
\ome pre-apprm ab may be conditional
upon a \aw.factory property apprllisal by the
lcn<lcr before the loan i1' finali1ed. Thii. is ,
aL·tually a bu1lt-1n safety net for all partie~
111\>of\-cd. cn,.unng a fair price is agreed
upon. Abo. you don't want any unexpected
'urpme' after you have found your dream home.
•Some lender' may charge a fee for a
wnlten pre-approval. Some of these lenders
will apply the fee toward your closing costs
as long as you clo~ with their institution.
There are even lenders which provide the
't!rvice at no charge.
Pre-approved mortgage comrrulmenL" can
clim1na1c much of the ~are,-; al>~iated with
the buying proce""· The proactive approach
to financing will allow you to act quickly
and with confidence.
Lyn/ee Kruse i.r a second viu president
in the Newport Beach office of Chase
Manlta1t1zn Personal Financial Senkts
Inc., tM j111'fbo •ort1a1e lending unit of
The Cluu1 Mt11tltolla11 Corp., an equal
llou1in1 l~Nhr. Slt1 ca11 H n11elled aJ
(1U) 26J-8100.
NAME OF AGENCY C'old\\ell B.tnkt'r Co,ta Me,a
LISTING AGENT Eha Ho\t. '7141668 9333 .
PRICE· $309.900
PROPERTY ADDRESS· 1178 King,ton St. Co~ta Mesa
PROPERTY FEATURES: Wimbledon
Village beauty. plan D. Three/four
bedrooms. lhrcc bath .... family room. threl.'-
car garage. two fircplaCI!!>, central air and
secunry 'Ylllem. profe1'~Hlnally landsc<ipt'd
und spa in very private yard
NAME OF AGENCY: Coldwell BJnker CoMa Me,a
LISTING AGENT Bonnit• Turnl!r. C7 14J 650-7127
PROPERTY ADDRESS 2527 Back BJy Loop. Co\ta Me\a
PRICE: $199.000
PROPERTY FEATURES: Three
bedrooms. plantation shuuer.. 1hruughou1.
Berber carpet and whne tile floo"'. pauo ha'
raised wooden decking. walk to Back Bay. +
NAME OF AGENCY: Coldwell Banker
Newport Beach
LISTING AGENT: Lisa Adam. (714) 675-7218
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 416 Hazel. Corona dcl Mar
PROPERTY FEATURES: Charming brick
courtyard. four bedrooms. !!Oaring ceiling ...
French doors. hardwood noors and Woodlly
backyard over the canyon.
NAME OF AGENCY: Coldwell Banker Newport Beach
LISTING AGENT: Jennifer Pritchett, (714) 644-9060
PROPERTY ADDRF.sS: 25 18 J Adelanto. Laguna Niguel ·
PRICE: S223,SOO
NA~fE OF AGF:N('Y Grubh & Elli'
.Rl',IOt'lll1Jl
LISTING AGENT MJr~ \\\land.1714J MiJ-7741 .
PROPERTY ADDRESS 12742 Dale St.
Garden Gnni!
PRICE: S24.:?.000
PROPERTY FEATURES. Vt:ry well
muimained bread and butter income on R-3
i:omcr lot. Separa1e three-bedroom. two-bath
hou'e plu~ two. two-bedru~1m Ullll'>. Ca~h
flow plu~ great polential
NAME OF AGENCY· RE/MAX outh
County. Newpon Bt'alh
LISTING AGENT Kt:1lh R.111dlc '714J 72:!-01!58
PROPERTY ADDRESS :!538 Fa1rwa) Dme. Cmta Me,a
PRJCE: S272.000
PROPERTY FEATURES Remo<lded CAp~nded three-bedroom. 1~0-ba1h. ''"glc
family-home dme to Back Ba\ with an
8.000 plu' ..quure fom lot and i\\>o~ar garage.
NAME OF AGENCY: RE/MAX South
County, Newpon Beal·h
LISTING AGENT: K1!1th Randi!! C714J 7,22-0858
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2430 Santa Ana, B-1 and E-2. Costa Mesa
PRJCE: $179.950
PROPERTY FEATURES: Developers
closeout. Large three bedroom, 2.5 baths,
end units with large yards. IW<><ar garage.
small .JO-unit association. close to Back Bay.
+ NAME OF AGENCY: RE/MAX South County. Newport Beach
LISTING AGENT: Keith Randle (714) 722-0858
PROPERTY AOD~: 2398 Elden Ave Unit A. Costa Mesa "
PRICE: $199,000
•
NAME O.F AGENCY: RF.IMAX South County, Newport Beach
LISTING AGENT: Keith Randle 1714 J 722-0858
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 20472 Sani.1 Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
PRICE: $235,000
PROPERTY FEATURES: Comer 1111 "uh
two bedroom • two balhs and pool. H11u-.c"
more than 1.600 square feet; garage
converted to a studio, rents for S450 munih
+
NAME OF AGENCY: RE/MAX ~·•urh County, Nc:wpon Beach
LISTING AGENT: Carole Franh·I 171-11 968-8263
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 37 I LI P,·d
Place .• Newport Beach
PRICE: $399.000
PROPERTY FEATUR.Es: Le.,, thJn h•ur
years old. two story. three bedroom' 1111
quiet treet. Quality construction ""''h hifh
ceilings. skylights. ftreplaces in livmg r111in1
and master bedroom uite. pa tub .ind
gounner kitchen. ·+
NAME' OF AGENCY: Spym Kcmhall
ReaJty/Mark Cardelucci Real fatale.
Newpon Beach
LISTING AGENT: Spyro Kemball 11 1.i1 222.0552
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 19 Narbonn~ Newport Beach
PRICE: $2.390,000
PROPERTY FEATURES: Exqu1"1e
country estate one-of·a-k.ind. Ralph Lauren
home with ocean and city light view<. in
Harbor Ridge. large living room whi~·h
doubles as screening room with a 5 ' 5
-.crcen and projector. +
NAME OF AGENCY: Valentine Propc1111·,
LISTING AGENT: Binnie Dixon <71-l) 640-2500
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 300 E. Coa't
Highway. 15, Newport Beach
PRICE: $96.000
PROPERTY i"EATURES: Charming
mobile home in Bay. ide Village Adult Park
Two bcdroom.'l, two balhs. ~modeled,
double wide, spacious k.itehcn, commum1y
pool and clubhouse.
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PORTOFINO Pl.AN HARBOR VIEW HOMES.
48R, 3.SBA w/lowly encl entry breezeway,
fam rm. lrg den 8t pool m.d back yd.
Reduced to $629,000
RON TAYLOR 509-S7S7
FAQIWAY HOMESITE AT
VINtAGE C.C. $995,000
Located on the 4th faiJway of the Mountain Course at
the excA.lslve Vintage C.C. In Indian Wells. OM1er will
oonslder an excharEJe. Broker cociperation. ...-
TOWNHOME STYL£ DlJPl.EX
NEAR BEACH $239,900
Located just 500' from beach access Is this duplex
featuring 2BR/2BAs In each. Frpls. 4-<:ar garage. 3 decks
+ patio. No attached wals between l.llits.
SPAOOOS POOL HOME
IN BAYCll£ST AREA $509,000
Big single story SBR. 3BA home w/fam nn .. den. large
beautifully landscpd yard w/pool & spa. This very well
maintained ~ has potenti.11 for yoor personal to.r.hes.
MNK..owNED SPAaot.Js·
NEWPORT HOME $514,900
Over 3500 s.f. of IMng. 4BR/4BA. family nn .. den.
marble entry & ~. ~ carpeting, remodeled
MBR w/frpl. Private spa. 2 patios & 3 frpls. Make !PJr
offer today.
REAi.LY SHARP 22-UNIT APARTMENJ' BlJILDING $2.5MIL
A-1 oonditloo. 22-units apartment complex ~
tranquil Back Bay w/scme water views. Priv yds, huge
patios & balconies. Cal for specifics. -
llAYFRONT BEST IMJY1
SUP AVADAllLE. $229,000
The lowest priced bayfront w/bay & ocean views In
lli,~~ ~· A!sx. pool & spa. Wal< to
L£l"luc.n REPO. Spacious bank-owned 4BR,
4BA born. featuring tons of livins._ ~· fam rm. den, prtv spa, 2 patios 8t 3 frpls. MAKE
OFFER! Offered at $524,900
LAllGE PENINSlJIA
DUPLEX ON CORNER I.OT. $599,000
Excelent lnoome. Pnne comer location near single ~
homes In beach dose area. Ught/brighVaby. Upper unit
has 2 sep ltv rms, di1 areas & kitchen facils. 6-<:ar parl<ing
"& 3 wood l:unirlJ frpis. Cal for appointment today. . .
HAllBOR VIEW HOMES PORTOFINO PIAN $629,000 .
Idea&; located wttm Harbor View Homes near
convrunity pool, cU:ilouse & more. 4BR, 3.SBA.
enclosed efltryWay. thousands of bricks & lovely back yard
gardens.
REAi.LY SHARP 22-lJNIT APARTMENT BtJD.DING $2.5MIL .
A-1 coc ditiOll. 22-\.Wlits apartment COl'Tlplex ~
trarq.ail Back Bay w/9:XTYl water IAews. Priv yds, huge
patios & balconies. CaD for specifics.
UMJNIT APARTMENT COMPl.EX $1. 7 SMIL
Exqulsite!y maintained Spanish.gyle complex In excellent
location. Pme of ownership. professional management
available. &r,ier to co-op with 1031 exchange. CaD for
more information.
CIASSY S BDllM BAYFRONT
.AJSTREDlJCm TO $575,000
Views of Uh Bay. Uh lsie, city >l1s & mountains, srea! attent1on to Interior det.all incl artisan cabintry &
llreplace facades, ea9j ~ floorplan. Boat slip to
30' ~. Cal for more lnf6f9nation.
INCOME.4 PIE(
NEAR 111E SAND. $539,000
One unit is c:onf'9.nd for owner's flJ time residence.
Ideal location for rental income. Please cal for detaiAs
atxu this excblg offemg.
All.ED WITH CHARM Thls updated 2BR
home has din rm. new hrdwd Ors., new kit 8t
ba tile Ors + gounnet Dynasty stow/cooktop.
Muchmore!
Offered at: $529,000
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
about this exciting offerQj.
PEMNSlJlA POINT
NEAR DIE WEDGE $810,000
Large SBR. 3BA home featuring ~. dining rm. family
rm & a great enfertaining patio IMth a fire pit. 1.DJely bay
views from upper level. A rrust see.
PENTHOUSE UVING
PRlcm RIGHT AT $168,000
Located in a gated canrrunity is this beautifuly appointed
2BR condo w/asscc pool, spa exercise room. Spend a
day at the beach or relax by the pool
SPACIOOS UDO BAYFRONT INCWDES . DOCK. $1.97SMIL .
Large entertaining home plus huge bayfront deck & ·
room for a 55' ~t. numerous c1esi!J1er details. elevator
& stunning wet bar. A great Uh lsie street
UDO ISlE HOME
wmt OWNER FINANCING $575,000
Just reel.iced 3BR home w/1cM!ty 9.JOOY south fadrYJ
patio. 2-<:ar garage. single story floorplan that could
become a 2 story residenoo.. Will not last at this price.
RlJN " lllJSINESS NEAR 111E BEACH1
Two lq..O' markets In e.xcelent So Calif neighborhoods.
location. Locatial. Location. Wei rnmtainEd & located
In hi!ti traffic areas. Offered at $145K & $450K
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2 TOWNHOMES ON 1 LOT. Loc-.d 500'
from bach M:caa , nr ...... 9Ch. c:tty pk A
much more. No dlldwd _. between units. oe.-1 at $239 900
644.-1600
New Listings
Turtle Rock Best comer location end
unit Newly painted & very clean
Harris & KlJne $184,000
VIiia Point Great value! 2 ed. 2 Ba. in
gated community with pools, spas, & more!
Patrtck Bartollc $220,000
Costa Mesa Bank owned! 4 units .
• 2 duplexes Outstanding investment!
Patrick Bartollc $259,000
Turtle Rock U1ht & bri&ht stn&)e
family home. 3 bedroom, 2 bath.
Don & Self Anne Shertdmn $319,500
New Listings
H•rbor View HUis Remodeled 3 Bd.
2 sa: w/ wood ftoors & gor1eous yard
Evan Corkett $635.000
Emerald Bay Charming Cape Cod
Colonial on oceanside of Emerald Bay
Rod & Nancy Daley $1.195,000
Emerald Bay Rebuilt 4 8d 3 Ba. FR.
close to park. Great ocean view!
Hlrschler & Hinman $1 ,365,000
Bayfront Living
Promontory Bay Totally remod-
eled 3 Bel. 3 5 Ba bayfront colltemporary.
Jerry Finster $1 ,695,000
Prime oversized lot
and dock. Best harbor vlewsl
Maureen Dawn $1 ,8'0,000
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SJ2 Pina Udo $1,29S,000
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Guard Gated Communities
.
Seavlew 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba . custom
remodel with ocean & night llcht view.
Smith & Flx $695 ,000
~ Newport North VIiias 1 bedroom
home in lush tropical setting. 24 hour
gated community 5 years new
Cree Lombardi $447,500
Sea Island Enjoy momlnc sun In prof.
landscaped patio/garden of this sln&le
level 2 Bet + den condo on the golf course.
Mike Marr $615,000
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Big Canyon Deanes Gorgeous
Versailles model townhome. Remodeled
& expanded to perfection. Views. -
Legrand & Worden $1 ,250,000
Harbor HUI Great property with
European charm. Beautiful view. 4 bed-
room + library Great for entertaining.
Morphy & Scanlan $1 ,295,000
Ocean Rld&e Exceptionally
tasteful near new custom.
Weinstein & Scanlan $1,835,000
Ocean Ranch Exceptional new
custom home, 6 bedrooms, ocean view.
Scanlan & Busk $1,895,000
. Bl& Canyon Spectacular 6 or 7 Bd.
estate on largest lot In Big Canyon.
Features pool. sportscourt & guest house.
Gary Legrand $2,395,000
£merllld Bay Custom home with
dramatic views. Words cannot describe
the beauty of this home & neighborhood.
Rowe & Marvin $2,750,000
Beach Properties
Beacon Bay Beach home. dock.
50 ft. boat slip. L H Owner motivated.
Marie Fargo $900,000
West Newport Good rentable duplex
one block from beach In center of good
rental neighborhood. Owner may trade.
Foraey & Good $389,000
Island Living
Harbor Island Ba)lfront bulldlog
site with commanding views.
Corkett & Harris $2,475,000
Harbor 191811d Larfe 5 Bd. custom
bayfront with new private Clock.
· BevertJ Morp~ $J,9H,000
Old Hundncton Beach Wonderful
historic property lust 2 blocks from restored
downtown Walk to beach & shops.
Judy Cood $499,000
Balboa Island Reconstruction with
Europea!' flair. 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. family room.
·Great comer location. High quality.
Bert & Marian Reedy $795,000
Shore CJtffs Charming 5 bedroom
5.5 bath family home, 3 fireplaces. formal
dining. pool, spa & ocean view.
Evan Corkett $819,000
Lacuna Vlllqe Meander throuch the
lovely prden of this 4 bedroom. 4.5 bath
-estate on a large lot In the heart of Laguna.
Connie Maxsentl $I , 175,000
Cameo Highlands Exquisite 4 Bd.
<4 Ba contemporary view home
Evan Corkett $1,250,000
Balboa Peninsula Point Great comer
bayfront location with 4 bedrooms and a
pier. One of the finest vleWs In the harbor.
Bob Ber& $1,695,000
Corona del Mar
Harbor View Hiiis Ouallty expand-
ed 5 bedroom home In 'prtvat.e setttnc.
Valentine & ulrd $680,000
Corona del Mar Great location on
picturesque street to build a new custom
home. Walk to beach & shops.
Fr•nk Hupes $412,000
lrvt11e Terrace Custom 4 bedroom In
Terrace 21 Very private IOQtJonl Laree
yard wtth lap pool Kitchen uptnllded.
Marla• PMUlppl $649,000
Irvine Terrace Updated kitchen ftows
Into new den. Skyllchts & French doors
enhance this 4 bedro6m home. Larte yard
Marte• PlllWppl $67,,000
Irvine Terrace Exdtinc qua~ home.
One of a k1nd. Formal & Intimate 3 bedloom.
Dramatic entry & romantk master bedroom.
Marian Pbllllppl $735,000
Shore Cliffs Remodeled single level
4 bedroom home with loft. Sltuate.d on
canyon lot with ocean views. Ught & bright
Mary Ellen & Bob We&lan $947,000
Harbor View Hiiis Home with
panoramk ocean views. la,.e lot with lawns.
2 Bd. large den + family or 3 Bd + family.
Evan Corkett $985,000
lrvtne Terrace Exquisite home with
bay vlewl 2 master bedrooms
Marten Pllllllppl $1,299.000
644~1600
Harbor Ridge
Harbor Rld1e Crest 2 Bd. Dynasty
on private lot. End unit. Light & bright
Beverly Morphy $407,500
Harbor Rld&e Low price. Great
decor. 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. FR. Serene view
Ber1 & un1evtn $529,900
Harbor RJd&e Custom Large 5 Bd
home on approx 114 acre Pool & views
Jerry F1nster $1,975,000
Hubor Rld1e Est.ates A llcht.
brictlt Devonshire with 180'" v1ews
Austero & Kltn $950,000
644~1600
Oceanfront
Living
Ntcuel Shores Build a custom home
on this oceanfront lot
Scanlan & Busk $1 ,097,500
Corona del Mar Perfect family
home with speaacular ocean view
Pat Hurley $1 ,425,000
Nordt Lacuna Spectacular beach·
front estate oriented to sunsets and surf!
Mary~ & Bob Weslarz $2.400,000
Sllore Cllfft Oceanvlew estate!
S~urt,poolandspa
Bibb & Lyle $3,800,000
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Exclusiv~_ Big Canyon
Blc Canyon Broadrnoor lmmacvlate
'S bedroom single story home. Pool & spa.
Stella Worden $949,000
Blc Canyon Traditional family home in
prime. qutet location Han:t.vood ftoors in
kitchen. FP In living & family rooms
Bibb & Legrand $869,000
Blc Canyon Beautiful expanded
Plan I 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, pool & spa
on larce sunny lot AC & security system
Karen Betson $965.000
Bia Canyon Major re,;,odel just
completed. Light & bright with top of
the line improvements
Harris & Kline $I , 195,000
Big Canyon Completely remodeled
custom home Beautiful limestone floors,
granite wet bar & kitchen counter tops.
L.earand & Bibb SI, 950,000
Bl& Canyon Cape Cod Ideal family
home Green and lake view.
1..e&rand & Worden $2,395,000
Bil Canyon Tum-key custom by Fan
4 Bd, library. media room. pool & s~.
Sara Manin $2,495,000
"blc Canyon 'fradftk>nal family home
with 8th fairway & city llchts vrew
Excellent ftoor plan. S Bd. 'S k + Utnry
Lqrand & Worden $2,295,000
Bl& Canyon Spectacular custom
located on eotf course. Huce lot. 4 bed·'
rooms, and maid's quarters.
Gary Lqrand $2,895,000
Family Neighborhoods
Eastbluff Charming expanded and
remodeled "Lusk A Plan·
Susan Laird $479.000
Eastbluff Treat yourself to a lo11ely
remodeled 4 bedroom nestled in a
romantic English country walled garden
Coby Ward $499,000
Westcltff 4 bedroom. 3 bath family
home Great location near schools. park,
library Wood floors. shutters
Barbara Hutchings $524,900
Wlndward East Newport Beach
executive .home with oversized
RV/storage area on I 0,000+ sq. ft lot
Patrick Bartollc $529,000
Newport North VIiias Very private
location on oversized corner lot Marbella
floorplan 3/4 Bd 3 Ba 3 car garage
Susan Scanlan $539,000
Harbor Highlands II Inviting 5 Bd
home located in pnme area with part-like
yard & pool FR. dining room, new roof
Julie Stephenson $599,000
Condo & Townhome Living
Coto de Cua 2 bedroom. 2. 5 bath
plus farce loft end unit
Melian Reedy $225,000
Viti• Balboa Wonderful beach side
condo, open & 11,ht. I Bd. I Ba. fireplace.
balcony, facilities Distress sale.
Evan Corkett $177 ,000
Newport North 2 Bd. townhome
nestJed at base of hills. Hlchly upanided.
Walk to shops, parks & nature trails.
Grq Lombardi $ 194,500
EuCslde North Bay 3 Bd. 2. 5 Ba.
townhome with huce cnssy backyard. end
unit. new carpet/paJnt. saaped celllncs
Steve HIP $225,000
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The Bluffs Spacious & open 4 Bd
2. 5 Ba townhouse. New kitchen, hieh
vaulted ceilings in bedrooms.
Pat Hurley $239,000
Jasmine Creek u,ht & bright spa·
cious 2 Bd. + den end unit In private
gated community. Patios off each room.
Mertz & Schmleslnc $388,500
Jasmine Creek Plan 3 with
3 bedrooms + FR. Private spa next to
.,.eenbelt . Very prtvate gated community.
Carole Johnson $429,000
Beyalde Cove 2 bedro<>m, 2.5 biith.
Bayfront perfection Awesome!
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Harbor View Homes First house
next to greenbelt. 4 bedroom. 4.S bath
Scanlan & Hinman $799,500
Newport Hel1hts Gorgeous
European styled villa. A famlly home with
all the amenities. 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath.
Guy Uvtnaston $839,000
Costa Mesa
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executive home done to pedectlon I
Mkk97 Rowe $J,9,000
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1'.abulous contemporary golf course home with limestone floors throughout.
Living room features an exquisite marble fireplace backed by a wall of glass.
Custom kitchen with granite countertops, adjoining spacious family room
wit~ fireplace, built .. in bookshelves, and wet bar.
$1,495,000
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Irvine Cove Oceanfront Lot
Great Property .. Great Price
Approximatel!I 17 ,000 square feet -Jiuge, flat building pad.
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Irvine Cove, home to some of America's most respected entrepreneurs, offers an environment
of unsurpassed natural beauty, ·with vistas of rugged cliffs , a beautiful private beach,
and tfre many moods of tfre incomparable Paci~' Ocean.
Tfae owner of this property can live In 6eautlfld surroundings and enfoy tile arnerdtfa of
private 6eacfa, twentfl-four-liour "gate and guard" securltfl, cornrnurdff teufs, a11d
close proxlmlt,, to Orange Countfl Financial Centers and Joltn Wayne Al,,,.rt.
•wftltt outline is artistic representation of property for salt and does not au urattly dtscrlbt tftt size or sliape of tltt lot.
Ronda Hei.n
Beach and Bay s ·pecialist
Direct Line
OCEANFRONT OPPORTUNITY $97S,OOO
1Wo unhs. each 2 bedroom. right on the sand. Use as duplex
or remodel to si"lle family. Owner will oonsider desert trade.
OCEANFRONT UNITS $.1..150,000
Mint-condition duplex right on the sand .
Spacious units; 3 bedroom 2 bath & 2 bedroom 2 bath.
wxun MYFRONT $649,ooo
Front row In prestl&fous bayfront community. Walk to
shops. market, 881boa Island. Boat slips available.
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$1 , 175,000
Very special custom home.
3 bedroom plus den/office
i n great beachfront location.
Beautiful!
BEACH UNITS . $89S,000
Twelve units just across PCH from terrific beach with
pool and volleyball court. Great cash flow!
OCEANFRONT CLASSIC $1 ,395.000
Custom home, large comer lot on the sand, plus
apartment and 5 car garage. Great for entertaining!
644~1600
BEACH
PROPERTIES
NEW LISTI NG '.
NEWPORT I BALBOA
PENINSULA
Charming 2 bedroom cottage,
1/2 block to great beach. Ideal
starter home, or· "getaway" at
the beach. $299,000
BEACH DUPLEX
Just 112 b lock to beach, totally
built-out two story building
features 2 large 3 bedroom
units. Great investment. or
live in one and enjoy rental
income too! $425,000
1.N ESC ROW
OCEANFRONT
Two spacious 3 bedroom ...
units on big lot. Mixed-use
zoning allows commercial.
restaurant, retail in lower
unit. $699,000
I \, E S C RO\\
CUSTOM BEACH HOME
Enjoy ocean views from
this remod eled 4 bedroom,
3 b ath h o m e including -•
huge master suite. Step s to
beach. $475,000
644~1600
Completed in 1991 , this fabulous French
Normandy estate is situated on a rare double
lot Over I SO feet of bay frontage offers
rolling lawn. lovely rose g~rdens and room
for a large yacht Exceptional quality and
fine craftsmanship throughout
$5.680,000
P RISTl'\E BA\SHOl\ES BA\ FRO'\ T
2600 Bayshore Drive
The ultimate for entertaining! State-of-the-art
eat-in kitchen. huge great room. media room·
an d a dining room fit for a king! Tu ming basin
views and 5 bedrooms! Reduced to sell!
P ARK-L IKE YARD o .... L 100
121 Via Firenze
Traditional ~· 4 bedroom, foonal dlnlne.
family and game rooms. All rooms open onto a park-
like yard offerine tranquility and privacy. Custom
stone terrace aad lnvttine spa. Unique for Udo!
$1 ,195.000
SHORE CLIFFS
Truly a world of your own at ocean's edge.
Stunning architectural showcase with extensive
use of teak and granite. View the cra shing surf
while playing on your sportscourt or lounging
poolside or playing croquet in your yard
This is the ultimate sports retreat!
$3.800,000
2642 Crestview SeUer Is Relocating!
Channing throughout! Early califomia bungalow
style with open beam ceilings, adobe brick walls
& terracotta floors. 3 bedrooms plus den.
Priced to sell at $589,000
P ROV10'\ 101n BA\
Beautiful Recency deslp wtth 50 feet on the bay!
Open floorplan with soartnc trlliftt'S, 3 fireplaces,
spacious rooms and wonderful exposures.
4 bedrooms plus den. Private dock for 3 boats,
bayslde terr.K2 br entertain Ina
$1 ,599,000
Debi Bibb
759-3707
S PECTl\ClJLl\R O Cl l\'\f IW'\T
If you like Hawaii you should see thls!
Secluded over a sandy cove with
private beach access. this custom built
home is a trop ical paradise.
All rooms open to oceanview terraces.
Private guest house.
$2,495,000
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1232 Keel Drive Move-In Perfect!
New paint, carpet & roof. Custom .doors & windows.
Large lot with private pool. 3 bedrooms plus
family room Immediate occupancy Possible.
$575,000
B EAco~ BA\ Br AC HrRO'\ 1
Fronting on a white sandy beach wtth
spectacular views of Newport Harbor.
3 bedrooms + den designer perfect.
Separate 2 bedroom cuest apartmenl
Creative seller wants Offers! Submit
$1,7'0,000
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BIG CANYON
644,-)600
. Wonderful ~eauville on golf course with expansive view, used brick patios, garden & spa .
K1td1en!d~~lfam1ly room redone with used bricks, #replace and wet bar. Two story living room and
formal dining room on golf course view side . Large master suite witft stun ning new master bath .
BEVERLY MORPHY
Senior Sales Executive
BIG CANYON CUSTOM
3 DEERWOOD
4 or 5 bedroom Fren'fr Regency
home overlooking fairway .
One of the ~nest properties ever built
in Big Canyon .
$3,950,000
Chris Lindsay
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Harbor Ridge
$2,195,000
A custom home of substance and style . Panoramic 180° view
of the ouan, bay and city lights. Quality throughout.
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759-3763
CHRISTINE KIM
. 717-4709
Blufftop contemporary style home with sweep-
ing whitewater ocean views 3 Bd 3 5 Ba. Large
open floorplain $1,895,000
JERRY FINSTER
SENIOR SA.LES EXECUTIVE
759~3750
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Built 1994. 3BR, ~bmy. 2 fplc. 3 car garage
Exquisite maple floors. soaring ceilings & plan-
tation shutters .............................. $650,000
MLIOA l9UJll) Room for the entire family!
4BR. 4BA. 2 story is just steps from best
beach. Remodeled in ·93 & looks great. Big
patios and 2nd story deck .............. $695,000
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panslve , 4. A
entertainment oriented home. 14,000 sf lot
Secluded pool, indoor spa. 15 skylights. 34
French doors. SmaB ocean view .... $899,000
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Palma Possemato
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412 H«lotrope $469,
Allison Seesemann
CHANNEL AREA
3808 IUwr Ave. $599,
David Prince
DOVER SHORES
1027 Ma.rincn Dr. $895,
Donald Pfaff
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
1877 Pon Taggart $575,
Laraine Shaw
1954 Pon Nelaon $699,
Eric Shaw
PENINSUlA POINT
1602 E. Balboa $515.
Robert Bents
UDO lSl..E
106 Via Xanttw $529,
Steet>e~mmons
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BAYCREST
1338 Santiago
Marie Deremiah
BAYSHORES
2672 Crestview
Carol~
2781 Beyshore Dr.
Miriam MayeH
2642 Orde Drive
Eleanor Bowle
2722 S.yshore Dr.
Steve Sutherlin
BIG CANYON
81 Royal St. ~orge
Kent McNaughton
BWFFS
1953 Vista Caudal
Gall YOIX
2443 Vista Noblaa
Vergilene HuU
COM
4 I 2 Heliotrope
Allison Seeseman
DOVER SHORES
1633 Highland Drive
Kay Parker
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
1877 Port Teagart
Laraine Shaw
NEWPORT CREST
23 Encore Ct.
David Prince
NEWPORT HEJGHTS
422 IUvenlde
Chril1a Francis
PENINSULA POfNT
1602 E. Balboe
Marda Bents
SPYGLASS
31 Boclep e.y
Don Otsoo
60 Oralia e..y
JoyceOlson
lltEBWFFS
334 vi.ta Maden
Coles worthy
2625 Visa. Ornada
Donald Pfatr
2111 0.llCWO
Ginny Anderson
LIDO ISU!
545 Viii Udo Nord
Steelbe"l>'flmmons
106 Vie Xanthe
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COSTA MESA S173 IOO Sis{ value lii-Woodstream. Spacious vloOOSt'fttlll
condo with 3 condo with 3 bd and a loft Attached 2 car
garage and ample guest parting Walk to Back Bay.
Wondetful ambiance in development with gentle
streams running throughout. Sale subject to short pay.
e~m ~~Ingle level home on ~u~ sac across trom part. Property ls lovely throughout wtth
tasteful decor and numerous top quality improvements
Move right in to thlS pcture perfect home
~~~~f~~uty ill Laguna Hlouel m!·~
Spacious wl private on a large cul-<le·sac lot with fruit
trees, this wonderful home has a low tax rate and Is
convenientty close to school. shopping g and beaches-
IELCOURT "H,000 Elegant townhome In prestigious Belcourt kllf ,.wo
master suites. formal dining, CO'l'/ den and spacious
krtchen wrth breakfast nook. Dramatic open views to
ocean. Catalina and greenbelt
PENINSULA POINT S515,000 l>enlnsub P-olnt fuflon one house lo Bay ~Ii ana
only steps to one of Newport's nicest ocean beaches.
Open floor plans loads ol light Courtyard Is ideal for
alfresco entertuoing Seller says sell and wtll carry
paper for quakfled buyer
JASMIN~ CREEi S.575 000 Custom single level ocean v1tw townhomilii -guard
gated community. Absolutely exqursite In every detail
featuring rosewood flooring, plantallori shutters.
tongue/groove ceiling, skylights, gourmet kitchen with
fireplace, plus all wrble master bathroom Can now lor
ycur private showing.
BIG CAllYON $.1 350 GOa One ofa-klnd-·0eauv111e· plan CompletelY'expahded
and remodeled mto a custom home. Imported Italian
marbles. new kitchen. pool and spa. Spectacular! A
must see for Big Canyon homes. over MJOO sq It
LIDQ f . $1 ,395,,.~ 3500' o luxurious livino when you combine two llYm
1n thts lullunous. 24 hour security building. Dramatic
views from all rooms of Udo and Rhine Channels. snow
capped mountains plus night view A rare opportunity to
acquire tnis special 4 bd condominium
POllNSlllA POINT SS 450 000 th!S-premiere estate-is 65' on the bay. ThlSQited tiOme
was built . with lllgh quality craftsmanship. Blue
Ja1>1nese Ille "'<If, "llevator. cathedral cemnos. radiant
heating, large roof eaves. 2nd story balcony, spacious &
llght floor plan. 4 bd, 6 5 ba, guest qtJ1 will be 1 bd. t
ba The garden 1s picturesque highllghted by the black
bottom PoOI & spa, large lawn overlooks the bay & large
dock
FEATURED LISTINGS
~~~~1nl~E Thts fabulous town~J~·~
decorators dream come true Come visit this 3 bd, 2 5
ba. 2 story home. Special features Include 1300 sq ft
open atrium lloor plan, oversized alllChed 2 CM garage
with workshop area Areplace lo living room, giant
master suite with walk-In closet. high celllngs. It's Uke
being on vacatlonll
i2,~~~losurel G0tgeous remo<le!PJ'~
b1 Colltgt Part home Light, bright and airy with
vaulted wood beam ceUlngs tll<ougtlout. Ceramic tile,
Berber carpettng, bultt·ln entertainment center bay
windows with sitting area, large master suite with 0 waa-
lfl clo$et. Almost too good to be true at this prlcell Cd
for more Info.
Jl1~ ~Udff\.st oreenbett 10eat1on 1n ~~
overlooking tilt rose QMden. Privall end unit, 3 bd, 2.5
bath split level. Very llQl'lt and bflgllt. Closa to Corona
del Mar Hlgh School. Eutbluff "'°PPino centtt &
Easdlluff Park. Leasehold establ.
COST~ MESA sm.a Great inmtment opportunity. EJstslde Costa frfeSi
triplex on the ocun side of 17th street fresht1 painted.
All units have patios. Front owners unit has 2 bd. 1112
baths. All units have a slnglt garage. Woodertul
property for an Investor or owner wtlO would likl some
Income.
CORONA DELMAR S315.lllO Sranif new 4 years ago. Super light. and bright lMOO.
High ceilings. super sunny patio deck. great location,
steps from the COM footbftdge • no hassle of haVlng to
drive your car to the beach Just grab your beach $Ir
and cooler & go. Also walk within minutes to the ~rt
of the villaoe Killer coffee down the street Super fun
IOcabon!
E.ASTSID~ COSTA MESA S351,000 Thi$ biautilulty malntafned and upgraded ' Dearoom
plus family room home has it all! Numerous top quality
amenities Include 3 car garage with rOll up cfoofs, brick
patio With spa, new roof with 40 year warranty. Pella
dual glaze windows, lath and plaster construction and a
remodeled kitchen with lovely new cabinets, designer
hand painted tiles and Thermadore cook top Move rlgllt
1n and enjoy
CORONA DEL MAR $397,500 9est 6uy In COrona del Mar• Archrtectural gem, very
dramatic & contemporary. Shows fabulously! Great
home for entertaining! Very light and bright Beauttful
Ille floors. track hghtlng, block gtass thru out and much
more.
CH~RY WE s.t20 000
Getting wtiJfe knucides In the stock market?~ fiOme
rs located In the private gated area of Cherry lake. 3 bd,
2 5 ba, large yard. Needs work but it"s priced to sell Ax
rt and sell Ill CaD now!
nm~M~s 1aroest homes on a'!lrL~
With R.V. parting 3 bd plus den, large llving room and
PoOI plus all new master bath make this a must tor
those Who want ID be close to SChools and shopping yet
In a quiet neighborhood. Another Best Buy!
~yY~,'Ww~1e flmily residence. ~'-·fffl
ba, private spa. Premium location. View of Back Bay
and Wiid Lite Preserve. Gated comm11t1ity with pool, spa
and park. Dues onty St t 3/mo Cal f()( showing
BALIOA ISLAND • SSSS.000 £Xfi11i.roe duplft, 4 bd & 3 ba on qulel wlde-8ilb0a
Island street. Well maintained interior and new
professional landscape. Square footage could not be
duplicated today. large upper balcony and lovely lower
patio. Interiors recien1t'J refutbished.
e~i~!itl?u£x with a private boat m'~
south facing locatloo with nearly all day sun With 1 great
water view looking <lown the Rlvo Alto channel Great
property lor owner occupant or use It as the Ideal
second home. Dock will handle up to a~ footer. Both
units are charming, tower unit Is 2 bd & currently
rented. Upper Is 1 bd & available fOf vltwlng. Newport
Island is a wonderful pta to liw & a real bargain for
Newport Beach l)ayfront property!
~tioo of the Rhine and Lido Channel Ir.be
views otter gracious llvlng In this luxurious
condominium. Enjoy your vlewS or wdc to Udo Village
& theater. Doorman Insures 24 hour security Jn
pmtigiOus bulldlflO.
L• ....... 11om1 on ...... ffltt' View of oon eourse & back Illy, S.Ctlflty system,
central vacuum, wet bar & CMfSIZld ..., suite. Free
standing bulldlng wlltl space ID ldd on. LOc:a'9d on the
prestigiously 91.ted community of Sea Island with
community pools. llMIS, c~ hcMt, 24 hr guard. Easy
wall to Balboa !stand & FaHon Island.
l~~J;\R= 3 bd home on ~ Jf:ii!r
desifed streets In lrvtne Terrace. fltlllllllon shuller'S on
most windows. Interior newly pelnted. Buultful large
lot with pool. Oversize 2 car garage wttl lftlOle StoflQe
Home adaptable to expansion
~~ M:o~. 3 bd home w1t11 ilfl ru:e
Beautrful brick paver courtyard wtltl pooi. spa, BBQ.
Living & family room Mve vaulted ceilngs, marble
llreplace, custom French doors ludlng to rear patio.
Kitchen with lilt counter tops & top of the line
appliances. Master suite with dressing area & separate
shower/bath. A must see!
~~J~~tlon, lust steps to SouMr~
Bay views from both units, each 3 bd, 2 ba with
fifeplaces Owelllno llas been uwd as a single family in
past, easy to convert. Footage cannot tit duplicated
today.
HARf.OR VIEW HOMES Snt 000 beautifuffiirbOiV.tw remodel. E!lloY the new goJrmet
kitchen with granite counter tops. The home llas 4 bd, 3
ba with a bonus aiea The private back yard llas a lovetf
spa.
~l~~S~uropel Perfect for "Art Lovers~~
street to street lot with wonderful bay view is adjacent
to a serene park with dock facilities. Recently
remodeled, amenities include newty designed kltchefl
and IMno area. Extensive use of tile & Corian. EnJoY
Udo Island IHestyle which Includes community tennis
courts, playgrounds, beaches. grassy fields. a sallino
club & boat docks.
Jt'{G~pf rtectlonl Light, bright ~ mftt:~=
maintained! 4 bd, 2 family rooms. 'formal dining and an
ewavagant master suite With sitting room & firep&aee
Gorgeous pool & spa with spacious patio & lawn
overlooking mountain and ()lgtlt light VleWS.
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In Harbor Vlew Hills. Custom noor plan lnctu<les new
master suite, custom kitchen and btths. French doors.
sunny brick patios, privacy and a pastoql View from the
elevated lot 3 bedrooms. library. plus famity room
8~~Mt.D~~lons In Newport eJl'tt~
Terrace· otlm a .great family nelghborllOod wiltl parb
and close access to the beach. This large 4 bedroom
home wttl'I a comer lot locatlon has a pool, q,a and
exemplifies true pride In ownership. A grHt opportUnlty.
fM~~ll The moit fJr·l't!ft
4112 acres with 7800 sq ft hol'nt. Onty 5 _. .... Mltl
5 bd, pool & spa. 4 car oanioe. cutane "'*"· mini
orcflard. room for tennis or hol1tt tnd panoramic
views of tht llltlsl~H. night UOhtl. sunsets and ~ A lllUlt Mt tor the 1$1111 ~. You can 11M lllll •
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Wtltl IPP'oa 9100 let " MllQ .... 5 Od, 5.5111, wood PMetecl lllny. IOW1'lllt ......... l~ wllHI\,,...... guard O* ~.pool, ...
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A llttJe nature right l~r batkyard. 3 bd, 2.5 ba overlooking lush greenbelt and Back Bay. Fabulous view from room and dining room and master bedroom. Popular tri-level floor plan. CORPORATE OWNE SAYS SEU NOW!!!
THm BLUFFS $410,000
Front row view to Back Bay Nature and city lights. 3 bd, 2.5 ba, expanded Trina model.
SP.tctacular, remodeled to perfection. Skylight ln master with French doors to balcony sundeck. Kitchen of beauty, tile counters and flooring. Don't delay!!!
SUVI.. -.000
Ga1ed c:onnunlty. View. Spacious 2 story 4 bet, 3 ba, 3 car garage home. Close to community
pool, spa and tennis courts. Comer location with 2 side yards. 2 opening skylights, great
schools. For sale or lease.
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HUNTINGTON HAIJBOUR $389,000
•Pride of ownership• fourplex In prestigious Huntington Harbour locatlonl Only 112 mile to beach.
Approx $35,500 gross scheduled Income. Great rental area attracts long term tenants and top
market rentals. Perfect for owner occupied investment. Call for more information.
HARBOR VIEW $575,000
Recently refurbished, 4 bet, 2.5 ba, new flooring and paint, smooth ceilings, updated country
kitchen, 4 skylights, plantation shutters. Light and brlghtl This prime, phase 2 location. Is next to
park, community pool, club house, play area, easy walk to award winning Andersen School.
Priced to sell fast.
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HARBOR VIDf HILLS $895-000 Beautiful 4 bedroom single level home on quiet cul-de-sac across from park. Property Is lovely
throughout with tasteful decor and numerous top quality Improvements. Move right into this
picture perfect home.
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR . $850,000
Lender owned bayf rontl Lender may carry with 10% down. Beautiful 4 bedroom with boat dock.
Hurry, Hurry. Great opportunity.
LIDO ISLAND ~ This sophisticated bayfront Is situated In the most sought lftlr location on Udo Isle. liGht1f
Islands, mountains, Newport Harbor's colorful bolting ICtlvtly, d this plus dramatic sunrtses can
be en!oved from this exciting homt. 4 bedrooms, .m ·~ blltl. Gounnet tdlchln wJbly
view. IOlt do« for 60' yacht & side ties. Master sulel .._ raom ... & her bathrooms.
OLD CORONA HL llAll $729,000
Exceptional quality & design In custom cape Cod home with 4 bd, 3 fireplaces. 3 patios, spa, 2
car garage plus car port, Fre~ch doors. Shows like a "Model Home·.
LIDO $8IO,
Rare c plan with dramatic views of the harbor, ocean & mountains from every room. Unit
upgraded and exquisitely decorated. 24 hour security building with doorman. Soacious commo
area includes pool. spa. card & billiard room. 2 balconies, wet bat are a ftw of the man
amenities.
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4 Bedrooms
212 Baths
Immaculate move-in
condition. Cheerful family
room with fireplace. Freshly
pai_nted, smooth ceilings,
new carpet and ceramic tile
flooring . Updated country
kitchen with large adjoining
eating area. Large lot on the
sunny side of the street.
HURRY, TIDS IS A
GREATHOUSE
$575,000
Harbor View Homes is one of the most desirable residential neighborhoods in all of Orange
County. There arc community pools, club houses. extensive greenbelts, playgrounds and athletic
fields with numerous activities for children of all ages. Steps to award winning Andersen
Elementary School.
HOT PROPERTIES
New l.istings .
4 Bedroom, 3 Bath remodeled Somerse~
hardwood floors, shutters, expanded master
bedroom. Located inside the Loop. $575,000
Rare opportunity to design/customize a 5 bedroom
home on one of the largest lots in Harbor View.
Price will vary according to the size and upgrades
you choose. Starting at $950,000
For sale, lease or lease option
5 Bedroom, 3Yi Bath approximately 3500 sq.ft.,
remodeled in 1993. Complete with a gorgeous
library, master bedroom retreat, skylights, Pella
windows. Great location, large lot with pool.
'I . $699,000 or $3,400 mo
LA~I
COMING SOON!
Thought you couldn"t afford an oce<1n front property an
Newport Beach? CaJJ Stephanie! Coming !loon ocean front
condo ''On The Sand!!" 4 bedroom and 3 bedroom condos
from $675,000.$895,000
ci7fephanie specializes in· selling prope.rties On'
Lhe Newport/Balboa Peninsula.
A resident on lhe ocean front. she is active in the
community. Stephanie served as Vice President of
the Central Newport Beach Community
Association. She has served on the Ocean Front
Walk Way Committee and The Redevelopment
Committee for the City of Balboa.
Stephanie is a top producer at Coldwell Banker
and has been designated a "Previews Property
Specialist" specializing in waterfront and view
properties.
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CAROL.MOCK '
COLDWeLI.
BAN~eR LI
Sunday 1:00 -4:30
Imminent Foreclosure
3 Bedrooms -4 Baths
Volume ceilings -Family room
2 Patios
$795,000 ...,.
Bayfront.Perfection .
4 Bedrooms -3Y2 Baths
Office/den
Dock for 60' boat
$3,100,000
Large Traditional Home
6 Bedrooms & family room
3 Fireplaces
3 car garage
$915,000
Least Expensive 2 Stoey
3 Large Bedrooms -4 Baths
. Family room
• . Spa
$699,000
inda Isle:
nee called Shark Island, the property has been the
ckdrop for a Hollywood prOduction .
BOUNDARIES:
Linda Isle is a 500-foot
•oon created as a U-sbapcd yacht turning
'In with 6.300 square feet of water
lnlage. The island can only be reached
m the _waterfront and Bayside Drive on
• land<.1de south of Pacific Coast
ighway.
UMBER OF HOMES: There are I 07
~'on the island consisting of 106 home!>.
llh one occupying two lots.
u ;: All the homes ace custom
atcrfront palatial e tates specificall y built
~ ea~h owner. All properties are complete
1th piers an<t slip .
UILDER: Owned by the The h-vinc Co°::-'
was known until 1949 as Shark Island
cause of the many shm ightings. The
0-acrc parcel remained vacant until the
960s when The Irvine Co .. began its five-
ear development cunplisn to build out the
land with custom homes.
GE: In 1969, one of the first homes was
ompleted. During die ldl-out period, lots
Id from S6S.OOO to $250.000. 11ae land
. Y ranges from S69S.OOO to S2J()0,000.
does not inclwte the hOme.
four and one· half b.11h home on lea..ehold
land ~lling for S 1.150.000 .ind a four-
bedroom. broker owned propeny li,ted at
$3.495,000 with the selling pi-ice not
di!-clO!>ed. There have been no clo-.ed ~ale'
reported in 1995
Ann Pete~ and Sutanne Shuler of Grubb
& Elli-; are repre~nting a buyer on a t_hree-
bedroom lea,ehold land due to clo'IC in
March. The property w~!\ foted 111
$1,295,000.
NOW LISTED: There arc eight propertiel>
ranging from S850.000 leasehold with a land
quote of $903,000 to a high of S 11.000.000
for propeny yet to be built on two loti..
COMMUNITY FEATURES: Linda Isle
and i~ natural beauty has been the .. cuing
for a Hollywood production; and numerou-,
notables from the art.., and busine'i~ industry
have enjoyed a stuy in the urea. There ti. no
commercial development of any type on the
private. 24-hour guard-gated bland. Onl y
tree-lined avenue' greet vi'iitor.; Jnd a
bcachside park and tennis court are a\ailable
for re'>ident!-.
SCHOOLS: Newport Height\ Elementary;
Eno;ign Junior High and Newport Harbor
High School
SHOPPING: Bayl>ide Dri'e Shopping
Cente~ is within walking di~tunce and just a
little farther is Fashion Island. Walk to
Balboa It.land and shop or enjoy world
famous Bal-Ban.. Linda Isle i'I in proximity
to all freeways and John Wayne Airport.
SOURCE: Ann Peters and Suzanne Shuler
are broker associates with Grubb & Ellis
Residential RealEstate Service. Newport
Beach, independently owned and operated.
The award-winning team has listed a five-
bedrooln. exquisitely remodeled home for an
asking price of $2,495.000. You can reach
them at 23 Corporate Plaza. Suite 190.
Newport Beach. (714) 644--6200.
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Thinking of Buyillg or Selling ••.
Afraid To Get Your Feet Wet?
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Don & Joyce Olson Have Already
Tested The Water. Call Us .Today!
Located in a prestigious Harbor Ridge conimuruty
in Newport Beach. 3 bedroom plus library and
den. Nearly 3,000 sq. ft. Only $519,000
Corona del Mar. Panoramic mountain & city
Lights view. Approx. 3,100 sq. ft. family home.
Completely i;.emodeled & expanded. ..c.-,.::..:
Reduced to $798,900
Ocean, CataJina 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. Askin& $5~,000
Bcautiftll 3 bedroom home w/ ocan. hllbor •
1UDset views $3,]0I mo.
"'111m Is No S""'*'* For Experialet."
• · DON AND JOYCE
OLSON
800487-4931
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• Panoramic views. City lights • 4.5 Bathrooms -3 car garage
• 4 Bedroo~lus Guest house • 4.000 sq.ft .. single story
$895,000
• Perfectly Remodeled '1"rina.. • Paste.I Decor, Bright/open
• 3 Bedroom. 2.5 Bathroom~ • Beautiful kitchen & master
$410,000
Doriald Pfaff
~ake The Right Move
433-9528
COLDWeLL
BAN~eRLJ
Expect the best~
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Welcome to Spyglass Hill and to one of the finest custom homes
in Corona del Mar. -.
From the beautiful gated courtyard entrance to the pool, spa and
sparkling city lights view, this lovely residence is perfection par
excellence. ~indows and doors of leaded and beveled glass, marble
floors, granite counters, custom moldings and cabinets, air condi-
tioning, and sophisticated security system make this home a delight
to behold.
The home will accommodate a specfal family with its 5 bedrooms
41/2 baths, family room, large bonus room and 3 car garage plus '
extra parking. This is Spyglass Hill at its very best!
• Boutiful canyon and city lights views • Electronic front gate • Custom landsuplng
•Cray llaizstone with-inserts of black brick • French aoors and windows dual glazed and beveled glass • Marble floors • Custom designer carpeted
• Custom built-in wall units
• Crown moldings and custom cabinets throughout • Cnnite counters, fireplaces. baths, kitchen • Kitchen with aranile desk
• Sub-Zero rtfrfQentor • Solid brass fixtures lhrouahout • Mirrored wardrobes throullhout • Master walk-in closet
• JacUJZi tub in master bath
• Marble wd bar with 24K aold and plat.mum sink •Bonus room with cheny Wood built-ins and doors
• SenJOttd inside and outside liahtina
• Three way ~curity system monitored by 1V • 16 Extension business telrphone system with intercom • Enema! ~ter system with two lar\k$ • Two 3 too air cond1tionm·upper and lower kvtb
• Extn custom storaae in ~,. • Solid wood Pnae doors with custom windows • Tempered aius rendng • French lampposts • Built·ln barbecue
(or further information, call .....
ESTHER E. YANK.
Re.Max South County
(714) 760-5000 X 113 Office, (714) 640-1529 Rn.
23 Co~rate Plaza, #180, Ne~rt Bnch, CA. 92660 MBMBBR RB/MAX HALL OF FAMB
STEVE ·
MITCHELL
. Remax South County
171~) 548-9294
E.astside Starter Home .
Just steps from N~'!VPOrt Beach.
$228,000
4 Bedroom 3 . 5 Bath Giant lot, 3 car garage
Dover Shores area.
Aeduced ta $828,000
2 Bed Eastside t.ownhome south of 17th Street
Must Sell!
$188,000
Newport Gated Community. Detached,
Great Condition!
' $329,000
Eastside fixer ~ ctaO~~ Bath.
One \N &6 -udSt streets. aj239,000 •
BETTER
THAN NEWll
2 ;°' 3 Woom option, 2 1 /2 both
w French doon, ~kitchen &
CX'eal'a vt.wl $395,000
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY ON THE
OCEANFRONT Uni~ue 15 room European Styte 6&8.
Owner will trade! XLNT income! Call For Details
$2.2 Million
*55~<w8CTION1t!*
VERY BEST CLIFF DR
LOCATION W/park vistas &
ocean VIEWS!!! Uniquely
designed 4BR home
w/family & bonus rms. office.
library & pool.
JUST
JIBDUCED ... ,888,800
$839,000
*REDUCED
$4-0,000*
3 SPACIOUS BRS. rich oak
floors. open beamed
ceilings. country-french
kitchen. master ste. & private
rear yardrall add to the
·charm· of mis tri-level home ..
REDUC£D $868,800
$510,000
"*"HEIGHTS VIEW" FOR ONLY
$349,000*
IMMACULATE original home!!
Grem potential to adct a 2nd
s1ory & create much more
view!! This 2BR + den
w/largc garden area & is a
BUY!
*EASTSIDE'S FINEST*
PRISTINE 3BR. 3BA recently
expanclctl and r~modclcd.
An cxc<?ptlonal master sulle.
oak flooring. security system
& family room. A wonderful
home!
$325,000
*OWNER RESIDENCE
PLUS INCOME*
LIVE IN CORONA DEL MAR
AFFORDABLYI Just
ref urblshed from head to toe!
3BR owners unll w/ I BR
rental While. bright kitchen.
Open beamed ceilings.
French doors. It's sharp!
$469,000
*VIEWS GALORE*
ONE OF NEWPORT HEIGHTS
most classic original sites.
Unique possibilities. lWo
very livable SpanlSh
structures currently on IOI.
$4-10,000
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NEWPORT SllOllES Canal 4 bd home, deck,
patio & small dock + neweT kitchen & plantation
shutters, close to club, pool & tennis, walk to ocean.
Leasehold land offered at $215,000.
631-1400 .............................................. $130,000
SO. COAST METRO Cafe & catering *Bus-op~.
Immaculate turn-key, dose to Hutton Center. Includes all
~1~~<>°J:.1~~~~:.~.~~-~~-~-~-~ ....... $69.ooo
VERSADJ.£S drop-dead gorgeous. totally redone con-
do w/2 masters. rlreplace & ocean views. New white
kitchen w/glass door cabs & granite counters.
63 1 .. 1400.. .. . ................................ $189,000
COSTA MESA·s College park. Great starter home
w/3 bdrms and nice yard w/spa & gazebo on raised
wooden deck.
631· 1400 .................................................. $198.000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa duplex, charming 1 bdrm. 1
bath units w/hrdwd floors & large yard. Alley access &
lots of parking on desirable quiet street.
631-1400 . . ............ ······ ...... $234.000
SANTA ANA in Redevelopment's Enterr:>rlse Zone.
Mixed use. 1st flr w/offices & 2nd flr w/two 2 bd apts in
main structure + rear cottage. 25 space prking.
631-1400.. . ...................................... $240.000
CORONA DEL MAR•s Harbor Woods w/comm
pool, spa & tennis. Popular 2 bdrm end unit In prime
location w/frplc, laundry & dbl garage.
631-1400.. ... .. . ..................................... $235.000
TROV.AllE Exquisite newer 2 bd Newport Coast condo
w/sweeping views of city lights & mtns In gated comm
w/pool & spa. Large dbl garage & patio.
631-1400..... . .................................. $239.000
UPPER EASTSIDE Remodeled 3 bd home w/dining
& family rms. upgraded kitchen & baths. Inside laundry
:3<t'1i0o:." ~~-t. a~~ ~-~~-~~ ........... $249.000
VD.IA BALBOA An absolutely perfect 2 bdrm pnthse
w/den & dining room. Bright and spacious w/vaulted
6j~i4oi~ .. ~'.~~'..1.~~~.~~~-~ .1~~~-~~.~:.$282',000
J ...
NEWPOID" 8llOllES spacious 4 bd home Includes
large family room w/frplc & work room. Upside down
23l~I:oo~~~-~:~'. ....................... $319,000
HVN11NGTON BEACH Adorable remodeled 3 bd
home, hrdwd firs. brick frplc & eat-In kitchen, yard
w/lawn & picket fence. Walk to beach & all schools.
631-1400 ........ : ........................................... $325,000
LONG llEAat Neat & dean dplx, main house w/2
bdrms, dining rm & den, rear unit w/l bdrm. Arst time
on the market In nice Belmount Heights neighborhood .
631-1400 .................................................... $375.000 .,
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa triplex. Attractive Colonial
style building w/three 2 sty 2 bdrm units, each w/1.5
baths & single garage. Big reduction!! ·
631-1400 .................................................... $390,000
AT 11IE llEAOI brand new high tech twnhm w/patio
surrounded by walls of glass. Two master suites & 3rd
level bonus room opening to deck w/view.
631-1400 .................................................... $419,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Well kept 2 story 3 bdrm
home w/famlly room & tree top views. Beamed ceilings. -
copper bing, newer roof. Easy bike to beach.
NEWPOllTS tJPPER MY neighborhood. lovely
3 bdrm remodel w/family rm. HrdWd firs, Fr. doors.
smooth ceilings, crown moldings & plantation shut-
ters. Large landscaped yard w/frult trees.
631-1400 ............................................... $389,000
NEWPORT llEAat'S Baycrest neJghborhood. Com-
fortable 4 bd home w/dlning & family rms & 2 fire-
places on great street. Large fenced yard.
631-1400 .................................................... $429.000
BUJFFS Serene canyon & city w from spacious 2 sty
3 bd twnhm w/upgraded baths. famUy rm & added
breakfast room opening to ptcb.aresque patio. ~-~·~~~~··~··~~~·~-~~-~:4:~:
place In sunny location just steps from surf & sand.
631-1400 .................................................... $475,000
NEWPOllTS Belcourt Hill. Spectacular 2 bdrm
twnhm. dining & family rrns & superb city bght & ocean
w . Marble entry, gourmet kitchen & designer decor.
631-1400 ... ,. ............................................. $509,000
BAYSIDE COVE Highly upgraded 2 sty 2 bd w/study
& vaulted ceilings In gated" Community w/pool, spa.
beach & available boat slip.
631-1400 .................................................. $545,000
UDO PAllK DRIVE Nloely decor~ted 2 bdrm condo
With views of the ocean, channel & city lights. Doorman,
~~f-t400~~:.~~.~~-~.~-~~ ............. $580,000
NEWPOllTS BAYCllEST back bay. mountain & city
light views from this· 2 story home w/2 large master
suites, famlly room w/wet bar & eat--ln kitchen.
631-1400 ................................................... $595.000
OlD COM>NA DEL MAil near new spacious 3
bdrm townhome. dining & family rooms & la!'ge mas·
ter w/sltting room. Light & open w/glass block. 2
fireplaces, entry courtyard& dedt w/dty ligttt views.
631-1400 ................................................ $539,000
P£NINSlJlA POINT 2 sty 4 bd home w/dlnlng rm,
family kitchen w/breakfast nook, hardwood floors, deck
& patio. Steps to surf & sand.
631-1400 ..................................................... $595.000
EASTSIDE S Pl.EX. three 3 bd & two 2 bd detached
units. au have 2 baths, fireplace. hardwd floors & garage
on huge 19,000 s.f. lot. excellent Income prop.
631-1400 ................................................. $649.000
BAUIOA ISLAND Cstm 4 bd hm w/lncome unit.
Remodeled In ·91, new kitchen & baths. white washed
cabs & beams, custom tile, plantation shutters. ·
673-6900 ............. : ....................................... $699,000
BEl.COORT Beautiful expanded & upgraded 2 sty 2
bdrm w/slttlng area in master suite. dining & family rms.
used brick patio w/spa. Huge Price Drop!
631-1400 ..................................................... $719,000
Hl1N11NGTON HAllllOVR w/30' dock & bay ws.
One story 3 bd w/famlly rm, patio & deck. Remodeled In
lfi-'14<xr..~~:.~~.~.~-~~~ .............. $729,000
DOVEll SHOllES spacious 4 bd home w/ex&ptional
upper bay & city light w . Open beamed ceUings In lMng,
:m!ob~~~-~~ ... ~~.~:.~~.~-~ .......... $749.000
CUFF HAVEN panoramic ocean & harbor w from
charm1ng remodeled 3 bdrm home w/famUy room, gour-
met kitchen & yard w/pool & spa.
631-1400 ..................................................... $759.000
PENINSVLA PT Delightful 3 bd, 3 bath home w/fanV-
ly rm, 4 frplces & 3 car garage. Remodeled In '89, hard-
wood flrs, Fr. doors & leaded & stained glass.
631-1400 ..................................................... $820.000
SPYGl.ASS IDU. 5 bd lushlv landscaped -SouthporC
on lrg prvt lot, pool, city lite & mini ocean vu. Beams,
hrdwd floors, moldings & paned Windows.
631-1400 ..................................................... $849,000
HAJlllOll VIEW ..,_. aJSTOM 2 sty, 5 bd
traditional w/offtce. dining & family rms, 2 story
entry. gourmet decorator ldtchen, bulJ..nose comers.
Fr doors & windows. Steps to park, pool & clubhse
673-6900 ................................................ $925,000
DOVER SHOil£s 4 bd French Regency w/great
upper bay. city bghts & mtn views. New gourmet kltch·
en. dual glazed windows & doors, master w/balcony.
631-1400 .................................................... $849.000
UNDA 151.E TradiUonaJ style w/4 ~up & maid's
down . Uvlng rm \N/24 ft vaulted ceilings. Dock for large
yacht & great open bay vus.Land price reduced! (LH)
631-1400 ........................... ........ . ...... . ... $850,000
DOVER SHOllES Forever upper bay & city light
views from fabulous 4 bdrm home on hle private lot
~~-iJOO~~.~.~:.~.~~ .... ~ls95.ooo
BAUIOA 191.AND bayfront duplex with charming ear·
ly 4 bd owner's home and separate 1 bd apt over the
~arage. Lovely bay & city IJght views. REDUCED
31-1400 ......•.............................................. $935,000
DOVEll SHOllES Dramatic 4 bd home w/superb
view of upper bay, nature preserve & nlte lltes. Dining &
family nns, private entry w/pool & 3 car gar~.
631 -1400 ···································· ·······~······· $945,000
CORONA DEL MAR w/prlvate bayside beach &
dock. Charming early 4 bd bungalow w/frpk & patio
Priced below larld value!
631-1400 ................................................. $1,250,000
BUENA~ super value In prime bayfront location.
Cllarming 3 bd beach cottage widen, dining & fmly rms.
private beach & shared docl<.
6731-1400 ............................................... $1.295,000
MD> PDIN8lJlA 9 unJt apartment bldg at the beach.
Upgraded 1 & '2 bd units w/prlvate patios, fabulous
6'3ri~.~:.~.~: ...................... $1.399.000
oova 9ll08ES Gorgeous 4 bd bavfront, 60 ft on
upper Bay's main channel & lrg dock. 'Traditional w/11-
l:lrary, dining & fmly rms & brick terrace w/spa.
631-1400 ................................................. $1,539,000
• OPEN HOUSES •
SAllJRDAY ONLY
273 Hav~ • Bayridge, NB •
Austin Oayoes
1537 Keel · Harbor View Hms, NB
Jimmie Jones
1106 Pesudor ·Dover Shores, NB
Esther Fme
1410 Kings Rd • Cliff Haven, NB
Manny Stellino
1859 Port Wheeler • Harbor View Homa
Kathy Fox
3 Bel HM
$289.000
5 Bel HM
$749,000
4 Bel HM
$749.000
3 Bel HM
$759,000
5 Bel HM
$925,000
SUNDAY ONLY
323 Cedar · Newport Shores 5 Bel HM
Kennie Jo Riu.o $375, 000
2302 Redlands • Newport Beach 3 Bel HM
Marlene Hassel $389.000
339 Catalina • Newport Heights 3 Bel HM
June Adams $425,000
508 San Bernardino • Newport Hefghts 3 Bel HM
Jeny Smith $435.000
2970 Corte HmnoA ·Newport North 4 Bel HM
Jimmie Jones $525.000
2045 Shlpny • Bayaat, NB 4 Bel HM
Rosette-Andree Gindi $559,000
2118 Leeward • Baycrest, NB 2 Bel the
F.mily McGinley $595,000
228 Via EboU • Udo Isle, NB 4 Bel HM
Lynn Creamer $649,000
391 E. 23rd • Oteny Lab, NB 5 Bel HM
Cheryl Carlson $775,000
1003 N. Bayfront • Balboll bland 4+1 Bel the
Mark Jackson $935,000
412 Evening Star·~ Shores, NB 3 Bel HM
Sue Ellen Volpe $1,095,000
303 Kings Rd • Cliff tt.ven, NB 5 Bel HM
Manny Stelllno $1,650,000
909 \Ila Udo Nord · Udo Isle, NB , 5 Bel HM
Christen Nilsen. I Lorraine Farrington $2,400,000
SA1\JRDAY & SUNDAY
3124 Taft W.y • North Cotta Mela
Jeannine Stake
4 Bel HM
$292,000
3+1 Bel the
$339,500
115 38th • At the Buch. NB
Lynn Creamer I Austin Daynes
123 36th •A &c •B ·Newport Penin
Lorraine Farrington I Sally Phillips
1719 ~ • Bayaat, NB
Pia D'Auria I~ Nettel
2110 ScvWe • Penm.ua. Point
Carolyn Starr
2121 E. Ocan BIYd. • Peninsula Point
Mary Ann Nethercutt
7101 S.Mhore • At the Beach. NB
JiD Andrus I Richard Lee
1027 Mariners • Dover Shota, NB
Reggie McNemey I~ Johnston
1021 Martnen ·Dover Shores, NB
Rosette-Andree Gindi I Esther Pine
443 Hatbor bland • Newport Buch
Olga Matthews
318 Buena ViltA • Baytront, NB
Richard Lee I George Dashld
930 Martnen • Dowr sa.o.., NB
Lance Boggs I Us Olsen
211 North Star· Do.el' Shani, NB
5a1y Phillps I Patti Conowr
2242 a.nr..I Rd ·,.._. Point
Vldd La I Jil Andrus
2Bc1Twnfat
$419,000
4BdHN
$429,000
3 Bel the
$575,000
3BdHN
$595.000
5 Bel the
$829,000
4 Bel HM
$895,000
4BdHM
$945.000
4 Bd the
$1,250.000
3BdHM
$1,295,000
S Id tt.
$1,395,000
5Mtt.
$1,495,000
S Id tt.
$2,395,000
aJFF HAVEN Panoramic bay & ocean views from
all major rooms of the "Villa Regtna •• an exquisite 5
bdrm Italian Riviera style home of over 4000 sq ft
w/library. dining, family & morning rooms. Large
yard w/lawn. terraces & spa.
631·1400 ............................................. $1.650,000
BIG CANYON 3 bdrm ~olf course estate w/tranquil
views. Mastel' w/seating area, lrg country kitchen, dining
& family rooms & space for home office.
l>31·1400 .................................................. $1.595.000
UDO 151.E Beautifully maintained & recently redeco-
rated 4 bd bayfront w/den & large dock in prime south
~:00~~:.~ ~~.~~~~: .......... $1.650.000 •
CORONA DD. MAll'S Ocean BM! w/awesome ocn &
hrbr w . Elegant 4 bd w/dlnlng & fmly rms & triple
l3~466~~ ~~~. ~~. ~~--~~:... .. . . . ....... $1.895.000
~ COVE Price dropped! Elegant traditional 5 bd
custom home w/ocean views. Formal dining & family
rooms, 5 car garage w/darkroom.
631-1400 ................................................. $1,975,000
CORONA DEL MAR A beautifully landscaped 5 bdrm
tennis estate built in ·as on 1+ acres Top security. high·
tech styling & ocean & bay views.
631-1400 ................. : .............................. $1.995,000
PENINSV1.A PT Lovely 4 bd decorator owned bay-
front w/pier & float & large lot. Staff quarters, dining
63i~f400:.~~.~.~~.~.~~~~~.~~.r;2:395,000
UDO 151.E 5 bdrm "Bel Air" style masterpiece on 2
lots w/pool. forever bay view. top quality, extraordinary
attention to detail & triple garage. .
631-1400 ................................................. $2,400,000
COUJNS ISLE the tiny private Island at the end of
Balboa Island ls the setting for this dramatic 1 sty 3 bd 6~~~~.~~:.~~-~ .. ~~.-.~~.~ .. ~~.12\95.000
HAllllOR RIDGE Fonner design house, 6 bd. superb
~lty w/fabulous ocean vus. Stone exterior w/den,
~1~~.~-~ .. ~: ......................... $2,999.000
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0 P'E N' H 0 USES
·From one to five p.m. ,
Dover Shores Bayfront Home
211 North Star
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,495,000
Newport Beach Estate
930 Mariners
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,395,000
Baena Vista Bayfront
318 Buena Vista
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,295,000
Bayfront Bargain
443 Harbor Island Dr.
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,250,000
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Balboa Island Bayfl,'Ont
1003 North Bayfront
Open Sunday
$935,000
Lido Isle Leue Option
3BR 2BA, Fm Rm, immaculate home
$25,(XX) option money, 40' lot, lge patio
$595,000
in association with TIM CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS® .
675-1058 lllJ 63!~1400
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Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
SBR SBA Contemporary, will exchange
ApprolC 1.2 acres, ~an & bay views
Sl,995,000
Dover Shores Bayfront Home
SBR 4BA home, dock for large yacht
Large yard & pool, 70' of bay frontage
Sl,495,000
Buena Vista Bayfront
3BR •BA + Den, Channing Beach Cottage
Shared boat dock, fabulous views!
$1,295,000
Balboa lslmd Bayfront
4BR 2BA owner's unit, + 1 BR apt.
Great Value! luge patio, xlnt view
$935,000
Contemporary Bayfront
4BR 48A + Fm rm, remodeled home, will exchange
Lg. Dock. 3 Car Gar, Gourmet kltchen
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 tennis court
$1,395,000
Bayfnnt Bargain
48R 3.SBA, sunny, westerly orientation
Large dock, sandy beach, 60' bay frontage
$1,250,000
SpyJlul Family Home
58lt 4.SBA + bonus, X-la~ view lot
Very.private gnyon location, pool
SM9,000
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PENINSULA POINT
BAYFRONT ESI'ATE
Unique 4-story home on secluded East Bay
A\C. 9BR. 7BA. dock for 3 large yachts. 2
guest homes same Spanish style. $6,oteiGOO
UDO ISLE BAYFRONT
~BR. 3.5BA. Light. neutral interior. dock for
large yacht! 2 car garage and 2 car parking.
Sl.SS0,000
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Cannery _Village Realty
(714) 673-3777
TIP OF LIDO ISLE
Spectacular bayfront e~lllre on 78'
waterfron1. Beautifully appointed 6BR.
7.5BA home with dock for 100+ yacht plu'
side ties. B<\}''ide patio offer\ pool
and SJ,450,000
CUSTOM OCEAN FRONT CONDO
Highly upgraded 3BR. 2.5BA. 2 car g.irage.
roof deck v./3&) \lew of the bay & ocean.
Tum-key Now $750.000
PltIME WATERFRONT LOCATION
At the. end of the penin5ula-3BR-3Y;BA. 40'
lot. deck off master ~uite. Magnificent
'*hitewater view! Fireplaces up & down.
REDUCED TO Sl,599,000
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
4BR-2BA up. 3BR do,.,n. 2 car garage.
beautiful ocean views. Super sharp!
$925,000
PENINSULA
BAYFRONT
Main turning basin -
Traditional 3BR-3 l/2BA
tr home + lBR-lBA guest
quarters. Dock + roof to
deck. $1,595,000
SPECTACULAR 3-STORY
Oceanfront custom 6BR-6BA home of finest
quality elevator. may balcon~. granite
surface . Must sec to believe. $1,699,000
PENINSULA AND LIDO BUYS ...
CUSTOM PENINSULA POINT
Channing cuscom built home on comer 101.
2BR-2BA. lcar garage. High beam ccilin~.
Incredible aucntion to detail. $499,MO
CHAIMJNG ~HOME
3BR. IBA. Spanisll bome on a 3S' lot.
Features hardwood f1oors. private patio plus
garage. Quiet family Ira.
NOW ONLY $Mt.
LIDO ISLE
Entertainer\ delight on a corner lot! Thi'
beautiful 4BR-2 75BA. corner 101. 2 car
garage. Large south facing pauo. Strcet·t<>-
strcct location. $875,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS DELIGHT
Perfect move-in condition • 3BR-2BA.
vaulted ceilings & fenced back yll{d.
$425, ...
28TH STREET MARINA PROJECT
Only unit for sale! 2BR-2BA plan with bay
vic,.,s. underground security parking. many
upgrades. $375,MO
CANNERY VILLAGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING .
Residential building • 3BR·2BA + office
upstairs. S car garage, roof top deck W/OCWI
view. Priced to sell! $399•
2BR unit in prcsttgtOUs sccunty building.
Guaranteed hp 10 prhate marina ·
completely furnished. $4t0,000
BEACH DUPLEX
I door to Sllld • 3BR + 2BA and 2BR +
I BA. Ocean view! Seller wil). carry!
SU)IMJT AU. OFFERS! $ll5,MI
1'16 W. OCSANnlONT-SATISVN l-S-· -
2054 E. 0<.SANFRONT-.SATISUN 1·5--...--$1~-
(714) 673-3"777'
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IRVINE -Beautiful single family
home in Turtle Roclt. 4BR plus bonus
room with extensive, Lavish use of ti.ks
throughout, newer Berber carpet,
large form:il dining & family room.
Large private yard with covered patios
and 3 car garage .................. $499 ,000
NEWPORT BEACH -Compare this
price!! Spacious 3BR townhome. AH
white & very open with vaulted ceil-
ings, ne)\' plush carpet. Approx. 1900
sq .ft. and looks like new!! 2 car
attached garage ................... $279 ,000
:"\t·.\\ l'OtU ¥ HL\Cll
LINDA ISLE -Custom bayfront
home w/onc of the finn t main chan
ncl locatiom in Newport! 3BR suites,
& foll view of Newport Harbor.
DcC<11'9tcd w/a Sout11 Western flair &
60ti. o n the WJtcr -2 boat dcxks & 3
side tJc.,. ......................... $3,950,000
BELCOURT · Mediterranean man
\1011 with O(eJn and oty light ,·iewo,.
SBR i.uites, library, family room &
den. Lush tropical gro unds w/wJtcr-
fall~ & spa ........................... $3,950,00
temporary (mtnm ho me. AJI \\hate
and bright. 4 BR, library, nercisc
rcx)m Pm Jtc pool & spa. Some ()(can
........................... $1 ,995,000
HARBOR RIDGE · Spe(tacular
unobstru(ted cxean & city light views.
3BR + loft. Private pool .. spa, & 3 car
garage ............................... $ 1,495,000
BIG CANYON -Totally remodeled
townhme with views to the ocean. 2
story marble entrance, 3BR, den/of-
fice, 3BA ............................. $899 ,000
SEAVIEW -largest plan -4 BR +
family room, 3BA, sensational View of
city lights and mountains. Large lot
w /spa .................................. $734,000
BIG CANYON -Lowest priced in
the areal! 2BR + den w/ncw paint,
c:upct & entry tiJc. Large corner lot·
and all on one level. ............. $529,000
BIG CANYON -Big Sur Ambiance
with partial golf course view. 2BR +
den or 3BR with large master suite.
Air conditioning and a nice location.
Comm. pool, spa & tennis ... $264,950
HARBOR RIDGE .. Casablanca"
plJn wtth .i pca1:cful wooded and night
hght views. S l 0 ,000 cJrpet allowance.
Possible lcJsc option!! .......... $629,000
HARBOR RIDGE -Lovely country
& night Light views from this large 3
BR town home w/loft ......... $472,000
BAYVIEW DUPLEX W /
INCOME · A rJre find!! Unique
duplex in old Balboa with a New
England 1:ottagc look & lovely bay
,·icw .................................... $419 ,000
THE BLUFFS -Unbelievable
Back Bay views from this fronr line
3BR, 2BA condo. Views from all
main rooms ...................... $315,000
'\I \ \ I'( ) H. I ¥ ( RI .._, I
CELEBRITY OWNED -Dramatic
single level townho me, 2BR, w/remo--
dckd kitchen and many custom
features. Lots of Pizazz ....... $219 ,900
NEWPOR.T CREST -Large 4 BR
plus family room. Perfect condition
with decorator tile, fireplace wet bar,
quiet location. Fabulous value! Priced
to sell. .................................. $250,000
NEWPORT BEACH -Partial ocean
view from this gorgeous 3BR, 2.SBA
townhome. H'ghly ·upgraded w /plan-
tation shutters, hardwood floors & '
custom mirrors .................... S249 ,000
.,,
PULL OCEAN VIEW -Sensational
3BR, 2.SBA townhome. Beautifully
remodeled -indirect lighting, dramatic
master suite, fireplace, plus expanded
deck ...................................... $324 500
CORONA DBL MAil -Only 1 more
available. YOU CAN'T FIND A
BETTER PRICE IN CDM! 2BR,
2BA, fireplace, wet bar, and a great
locati.on ................................. $295,000
CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4BR
home on l level. On~r 2 ,000 s.f.
w/remodelcd kit(hcn & baths. Nkc
yard w/ patio & private pool. Great
location .............................. $575,000
CORONA DBL MAR Great location
in H arbor View Hills. Extra large lot.
TUllTLE R.OCK -SFR with 4BR,
2.5 BA, -tionnal dining, &m.ily room,
bcautifull kitchen w /hardwood floor-
ing, fresh paint. Private spa .. $349,500
TURTLE ROCK -Detached home
with 3BR, family room, dining room
on a large lot w /pool, spa & ,;cw of
ruUs! .................................... $316,500
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN -Large
3BR townhomc overlooking park.
Solar heat, high ceilings. SELLER
SAYS SELL!!! ..................... $279,000
Light & airy -nice patio. Lots of room IRVINE _ Lovely two bedroom, two
to expand ............................. $595,000 • bath townhome with a nice location
( > I I 11 I{ 'I \ I{ I \"
Just move into
ossible 4BR) ingle story
home 1n a good neighborhood.
Painted in and out, all new carpets,
firepla1:e in family room. You'll lilte the
cheerful feeling of this large home,
approximately 1,778 sq.ft ...... $175,000
MISSION VIEJO -Perfect for first
time buyers! Large end unit w /2 mas-
ter suites, Lowest priced condo in
Ridgemont ........................... S 165,500
HUNTINGTON HA.llBOUR -2
BR w /new carpet, paint, tile floors &
French doors ........................ $129 ,900
0.llANGB -4BR home on a la.rgc
corner lot. New Berber carpet, fire-
place, terrific family room & nice
yard w /brick fircp1t. Great hmily
neighborhood ............... ~ ... $202,900
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GllAYLAND, WASHINGTON -
Located on an acre witl\ llo· ocean
views. 3BR energy efficient home with
a 1,300 sq.ft. deck & built in BBQ,
hot tub and morc ................ $369 000
o n the park. Air conditioning & 2 car
garage ................................ $149,900
LARGE SINGLE
STORY HOME IN
PORT STREETS.
1 level. 2.200+ sq. ft cus-
tomdcsign. large living area.
great IOCllion. Dramatic
entry. very high cieilings. tall
windows. extra large loL
Living room is over900 Sq.
Ft. Easy home to expand.
$479,900
NEWPORT NORTH
LEASE 2 BR. 2.S Ba.
Large 2 car gar. Close to
~ pooVspa. End
l.Dlit 1ocation. nice enter-
tainment patio.Clean.
$1,275
QUIET LOCATION;
CITY LIGHTS VIEW
PERFECT ENTRY LEVE..-
Hart>orView,SEA WIND. This
home is owned by a couple with
no child.rm and no pcu. Ah· ~· ,.~.
shows perfectly. 2 BR + Den,
and 2 baths. Must see.
$475,000
NEW.ON
MARKET
CARMEL MODEL,
3BR, 2 BA original
condition, but new non-
combustible roof. Good.-
sized south facing rear
yard. Lowest priced in
Pon Streets. $429,000
VERY LARGE
CdMDUPLEX
5 + 3 BRs and 4 + 3 Ba
Both units clean/clean.
Tile and new carpet
upgrades. Each unit
produces a large income
$685,000
CHRISTA & GERRY LONG Resi-
dents of Newport Beach tor 15+
years, while handling more than 250
~QNGS Of NEWPORT Licenledrealesutc broken, ._ c.1ir. Dq>'I or RHI Ea1a1e
GERRY AND CHRISTA --640-LONG I 640-5664
OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND!
Saturday ; .4pn1 Sunday l-Spm
110· PULL OCEAN ·VIEW
90 Ima Loa Court
NEWPOltT UACll l'Oll ONLY $114,100! Spacious 3BR. 2.SBA
Newport Crest townhome with enclosed 2 car qar*. Nicety upqraded
and expansive oc.ean views from I:IYinq room . din~ area. and master
bedroom. Priced to Mii tllU weelt-eacl.
Barbra Chambers
Res. 548-4796
1a.i.._ • V A L E N T I N E 5'°Q'= l11 P R 0 P E R T I E s·
•'
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Esther Yank: Grab your ·favorite iron$ and .
·always a · woods to help chUdren~s charity
top RE/MAX Newport Beach Country Club Will host golf tournament benefiting Childhelp USA.
producer
Mother's sage advice led
to realtor's success. _
The !.entence. "II can't be done." i<; not
part of father Yan k\ vocabulary.-When
Yank wa\ a young girl. growing up in
Philadelphia. her mother said she could
achieve whate..,er <,he wanted in life.
Yank heeded
that wi..e coun'd
Working as a
legal secretary
during high
school. -,he earned
a full c;cholm hip
to Temple
Univerr.ity. She
later became a
bul>iness
ini.Lructor in the
secondary
E th v k schools. ln 1972. s er •an ~he move<! to
Newport Beach and taught bu~i~and
communications at the l<'ICal community
rnllegc)\.
Whik rai:-.111g two daughter!>. Yank was
..,cry active in PTA and 'erved on the boards
of many local charitie)\. In the mid<;t of
obtaining her 'econd ma!.ter\ degree. she
enrolled in a real estate cou~e. And in
198 1. \he Marted a real e~tate career in
Nc:wpon Beach. In 1986. 'he joined
RfJMAX
Her real e'tate rewar~ have been many.
She 1' con\l)>tcntly a member of the I 00
Percen t Club and recehed the prestigious
RfJM AX Hall of Fame disti nction in 199 1.
.iwarded to realtor.. "'ho earn more than SI
m1llmn rn comm1-.1'1oni. during a RfJMA X
1:areer
Yan k\ daughter Jill -a lil.:en-.ed realtor -
wor~' rn retail fai.hion.
Howe' er. dunng
Yank \ bu'y ume\.
'he help' tn
marketing
Daughter
Mcli,~a i'
media
relation)\
liai~on and
director of
Wild Life
Program' at The
Living Desert in Palm
Desert. Both women are
graduates of San Diego State University.
Yank believes in personalized service and
devotes all her efldless energy to her client".
Also, her ex ten ive busines' and legal
background provide-; additional service to
each client.
She is an expert in Harbor Ridge. •
Spyglass HJll. Big Canyon. Harbor View
Homes, Harbor View Hills. Belcourt. Ocean
Ridge. Pelican Hill and Pelican Point on the
Newport Coru t.
According to a RFJMAX rcprcsenlative.
with Yank's ,m of patience. her expertise in
finding the nght home for the right client
and her love of people, she is the
con~ummate rcaltor.
YoM C.1111 nod &tla~r Yank at (714)
1f0..5000, txt. f I J 01'640-JSZ9.
It will soon be time to enjoy a day in the
sun at the Newport-Mesa Association or
Realtors annual Charity Golf Tournament
June 19 at the Newport Beach Country
Club And all fo r :1 good cause: Childhelp
US A. a child abu:.c prevention center.
Here b a great opportunity to impress.-or
maybe JU't amu'iC · your peers and clients.
Con,ider '>pon-;onng a hole at the event and
'howca-.ing your company with
per.onalized golf ball!> or colorful visors.
The S 165 entry fee (-.cramble format)
· include' green feci., cart. range balls. lunch.
award' dinner and two drink tickets ($60 for
lunch and dinner only). And for your trophy
room: first, second and thifd place trophies
for men's foursome. women's foursome and
mixed foursome.
Call tournamtnl chairman, Dtrtk
Graham, Chicago Tille, (714) 770.1696,
for more fnfonnation .
And nine local rcaltor!> have been
appointed to the CaJifomia A!>sociation of
Realtor!.· !.tatewide committee!>.
Barbara Amstadter. president of
Newport-Mesa Ai.sociation of Realtors.
congratul atei.: Tom Brunson and Donald
DeThomas. Realtors Consumer Protection:
Jackie Randleman, Property Management:
Doug Hockett. Commercial Investment
Forum: JoAnne Perktm, Local
Government Relations; Bernard Towers.
Real &tale Finance; Thomas Sutro. Carnet
Advbory: and Zackary Wright, Common
lntere-.t Subdivision.
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ValentJne Propertks also offered kudos
at it11 recent;•l 994 awards breakfao;t held at
Las Brisas in Laguna Beach. Top achievers
· included: Marie Denny, Jad Wittmeyer.
Ted Hill, Barbra Chambers and Claudette
Bla~bard Mann.
"We would like to congratulaLe everyone
for their hard work and supr,ort. especially
our top producers for 1994,' said
broker/owner Lynne Valentine.
Valen/int ProptrtUI is aJ 2 Civic Plavz,
Ntwport Beaclt, (71') U0-1500.
Concerned about local is.~ues which
impact homeowners, Nita Nash and Brett
Wyland, of The Prudential Callfonda
Realty Newpon Be8cb, were recently
appointed to the Political AtJairs Committee
of the Ne•por1-Maa A.Modadon ol
Realtors. Other sale uecuti ves from the
Newport Beach office also on th(
commlrtcc: Bl• GlrUna. Pat Zartkr and
(Left to Right) Marie Denny, Mary Von Geldern)office ma~r), Joc,.Wittmeyer, Ted
Hill, Borbro Chambers, Lynne Volentine (broker owner), Claudette Blanchard-Mann.
Soles trainer and seminar speaker Bill Fields hosts Coldwell Bonker Kick-Off Breakfast.
Sharon Vogt.
"We feel it is important for our clients that
we stay involved in the community and keep
abreast of issues which impact Orange
County homeowners." Nash said. "This is an
integral part of the services we provide for
our clients."
Tht Pnultnlial California Rtal.ty
Newport Btaclt off&ee, 2101 E. Pacific
Coast Hi11twa1, Corou Ml M~
(71')159~.
Top sales tr.iiner and seminar speaker, BUI
Fields was ~ featured speaker at Coldwell
Banker's recent Kick-Off Breakfast held at
the Irvine Marriott More th-an 400 Orange
County sal~s associates attended the event
designed to help sales associates maximize
their performances. +
Rtal Entw Buy U..ts is a wttll]
colll,,.,. Mtlicolff;;, local real m.1
uw1. We tM.,,,.,, JO• lo ''"" /Mllll'ltl
itnu, 111elt a: pro-.otio1U, ,.,.., or
f'tMl1 tlWfllG, ~--lffl1 UrYO/wlfWfd, "°""""""' ""' proj«ll, -' .,,, odatr 11n1 w•lt U.. ow,....,, ~""1Nd
lo: Joyct Sclwra-, l eol Entlt1 lhly Ultts,
Dou, Pilot, JJO W. atty SL, Cosio Mn"
CA '2617, or 10fl ""'fa'°"',,.,,,
rtlftU1lo /OJCItit1JU50-402. St"' ti
pllo"' (block & wAU., V po111M.) widt
Co.pt111] N111a ""' PtTIO• Oii Net""' """*-'a., U1111). ~-: 5 , .... hn41iJ. .
Although These Seaside Homes
Are Very Affordable,
Yourn Still Appreciate
A Uttle lnflatlon Now And Then.
Limited edition gated,
detached homes In Huntington Beach.
Priced from the mid s200.cxxrs.
For more Information
call (31 0) 408-2776
BRAND SPANKING NEW Spaikllng, Ught bright & airy are
these two brand new townhomes so. of PCH in a most pref erred section of
old CdM near bches & village shops. Built by exP._erienced local tiuilder with real pnde of ownership quality throughout.
$569,000 (front) SOLD
$425,000 (rear)
PRICED TO SELL
The arching Monterey Pines cast an
incomparaole ambiance on this 3 bd,
den,+ .KU~l quarters home just one block from the surf & channel entrance. The extra wide parcel provides for a wine cellar, 3-car gar.
and a sunny brick patio all uniquely
planned by i~ very proud owner.
Just Reduced to $1, 195,000
CATALINA AND PAVIUON VIEWS
Bay and ocean scented breezes with fatiulous views, night lights too, are all yours free of weekend or summer time crowds. A 4 bedroom, 4~2 bath, 4 car
garage amid.St a most sou2.ht aft.er,
quiet and serene neighbomood In old Corona del Mar. ·
$998,700or
Lease for $4500/MO
JU51' REMODELED Expande<i 3 bdrm, 2 bath w/garden ~flo home & Income unit on extra wlde pcl!'cel near beaches & village shops. Extremely quiet & most
preferred & sought after CdM location
so. of PCH. The carpets & master
bedroom & bath arc s1?3nklng new.
Cozy flreplace & open beam celllngs.
$629,500
CDM VILLAGE µght, bright, airy and only steps away by foot to quaint shops & restaurants
& minutes to freeways & major
shopping malls. Slx years new
w/wOodl>urning fireplace, garden
patio & dbl car endosed garage. Very
motivated seUer ... )ust reduced to ...
$388,800
COM TOWNHOME WIPOOL
Only a few steps away by foot to local
village amenities and even less
distance to the pool & dub house &
patio. This 2 bdrm townhome affords
quick access to beaches & freeway
systems. Endosed garage & sunny
patio too.
OCN FRNT HOME+ GST HSE
A wandering path via pool & lush
gardens leads to crashing waves and a
very Intimate & J>C:'ivate t>each below. 3-car ~ge w/ample off-stteet parking.
4 bedrooms. 4 baths. ga.t!le room &
terrace. 1Wo kitchens an~a · rden gazebo with ocean views ore.
$2,495,
dn c;f;~ w~ c;f;4Ude
19 NARBONNE •HARBOR RIDGE
NEWPORT B EACH, CALIFORNIA
PRICED To Stu.! REIH CED()\ FR S~00J)()0
enjoys a prime loa1:cion in the ded communicy of Harbor Thjs one-of-a-lcind RaJph Lauren home with ocean & cicy light .views
Ridge. le offers 'over 7,500 sq. rofliving space, situated on over
one-half a.er~ of classic elegah~ with pool & spa -The perfect setting for
chis su~~BR, 7.SBA home! The living rm doubles as a screening rm
with a Sx.5 screen & projector. The one-of-a-lcind country kitchen
feacures new cop-of-the-line appliances, 2 x-Large refrigerators, 2 ovens, 1
convec oven, 6 gas burners, hand painted tiles, cusco m brick fireplace &
built-ins for TV & VC R. You'll find that the family rm has a large pull-
down screen & projector, the cruldren's scoryhouse bedrooms magical &
the master suice a retreat in itselfl The master bath features all marble
slab cops. shower & bath. Master suite has approx. 100' of hanging
closer, custom shoe racks co hold up 180 pairs of shoes. T he overall
inviting effect of warmth & elegance is completed with the six fireplaces
and che exquisite custom cabinetry thro ughout the house. You must sec
it co believe ic! Bring your most discriminating buyer!
Reduced To $2,390, 000
Call ••.
SPYRO KEMBLE
(714) 222-0552
SPYRO
l<EMaLE
REALTY
MARK CARDELUCCI
(7i4) 720-1760
m~c_~
REAL ESTATE
NEWPORT.BEACH
16 Chatham
Wesley N. Taylor Co.
644-4910
JBR Sun 1-5 $995,000
BALBOA ISLAND 1716 W. Oceanfront 68R Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,699,000
121 CoraJ, Balboa Island
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
Sat/Sun 1-4
6 Drakes Bay.
Mark Kiafer
253-4016
CORONA DEL MAR
4BR Sun
707-7071h Heliotrope JBR Sat/Sun 12-4
McDonald CdM Hms/Jim & Patty
759-9070
COSTA MESA
$629,500
$590,000
$449,000
1605 Santa Ana Ave
714-833-5047
JBR Sat/Sun 11-5 From $299,000
2278 Orange Ave.
Owner
760-8364
2BR Sat/Sun l ·S $252,000
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
2054 E. Oceanfront 38R Sat/Sun 1-5 ( $1 ,699,000
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
38 Canyon Island Drive JBR Sun 1-5
Marcia Schwartz/First Team Real Estate 665-6191
5 Mari!ime Dr
Wesley N. Taylor Co.
644-4910 ,
28R Sun 1-5
512 Via Udo Nord SBR Sat/Sun 1-5
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
64 Belcourt Or North Sunday 1 ·5
Sandy Mittman/Prudential Calif.
729-7271
820 W Bay Ave 3BR Sat/Sun 1 ·5
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
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$339,900
$595,000
$1,550,000
$950,000
$1,595,000
It is easy to fo~t. the detai!5 of a pro~pective new home; especially after viewing several in one day.
·For your convemence, here ts a cbeckhst to note all the important information.
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Family lloom: ................... ,Separate l)inlng Roc_>m: .............. Bonu~ Room/Lon : .............. Kitcheo Appllances: ......•... Pantry/Nook/Bar: .................................... Wetbar: ....... .
Storace: ............ --.• .SkyHgbts: ........ ..Fireplaces: ................ Cathedral Ceilings: ..................... Inside/Outside Laundry Room (gas/eledriclhookttps): ................. ..
Air Condttlonlnc/Stturlty System: ........................ Garage: Attached: ....... Slu: ........ Storage: ............ Garage Door Opener: ................ Fenced Yard: .............. .
Pool/Spa: ............ .Sprink.lers: Front/Back/Automatlc ..................................... Pat lo: .................... Exterior: House Color: ................... Condltlon: ............................ .
Stlftl UC)ltlna: ........................ View: ................... Corner Lol: ....... Cul-de-ac: .......... Improvements: Paint: ...................... Carpet: .................. ~ ............................ .
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Schools: Ektnentary .... -............... .Junior Higb: ......... ., .................. Hlgh School: ..................... ..
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Price: ......... --.. .Address: .............. -......... City: .................... Major c~ Streets: ................................ .
Subdlvlslon:.-....................... ModeJ : .................... Square Footage: .................. Lol slze: .............. Age: ........... One--Two/Levels: ..... Bedrooms: ............ Batbs: ............... .
Master Bedrootn/Batb Features: .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... ·.
Family Room: ........ v ......... Separate Dining Room: .............. Bonu'i Room/Lon: .............. KJtcben Appliances: .......... Pantry/Nook/Bar: ........ ,. ........................... Wetbar: ...... :.
~torqe: ... -............ ....StyUgbts: .......... Fireplaces: ................ Cathedral Cellln~ : ..................... Inside/Outside Laundry Room (gas/electric/hookups): ................. ..
Air Condltloolq/Security System: ........................ Garage: AtlJ11ched: ...... .Sl,z.e: ....... .Storage: ............ Garage Door Opener: ................ Fenced Yard: .............. .
PoollSpa: ........... ..Sprlnklers: Front/Back/Automatic ..................................... Patio: .................... Exterior: House Color: ................... Condltlon: ............................ .
· Street Ll&bUq:-.................... Vlew: ................... Corner Lot: ....... Cul-de--Sac: .......... lmprovemeots: Paint: .... -............... Carpet: ................................................ .
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Schools: Elea.eatary ............... .-.. .. .Junior High: ............................. High School: ...................... .
Financial Iniormadon: ~rms: ............... lTD: ............... Type: .............. 2TD: ................ Ty~: ...................... .AdditionaJ Flnandal lntonnatlon: ................................................. ....
Honteomr Aaoc:tadon: .. -......................... Oues:$ ..... .' ........ Malntena nce Company: .................................. Real Estate Acent/Company: ........................ "' ....................... .
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SubdJvlslon: ...................... -... Model: .................... Square Footage: .................. Lot slze: .............. Age: ........... One·Twollevels: ..... Bedrooms:,. ........... Balhs: ............... .
Master Bedrooa'1'Batll Features: ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ .. . .
F.mUY Room• eo-.,..rtt•-Dlnln& Room· .. Bonus Rooll\/Lon : .............. ~tcben Appllances: .......... Pantry/Nook/Bar: .................................... Wetbar: ....... . ·-· ... ···-~r---~ ............ .
Storace:-................ Skyllabts: .......... Flreplaces: ................ CathedraJ Celllnp : ..................... IMide/Outside IAunclrf Room (ps/ekdrlc/hookups):-........ ...
Air r.....-........ -~·rtty s--· Ga .... -· Attached: ...... Slu: ....... .Stora-: ............ Garage Door Opmer: ................ Fenced Yard: .... m·--~....,......~u J~·····-·-·-··--.i••-• •-
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Schools: Elemmta~ ...... -:.: ... ..J~r HJp: .......................... : .. Hlgh School: ..................... ..
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JASMINE CREEK PRESTIGIOUS
ONE STORY BELCOURT
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A TRUE DREAM HOME
WINE COIJ.ECTOR'S DREAM
14 'X24' Underground Wme CeUar,
seats 10, holds 150 cases of wine
2BDRM & DEN, 2 BATHS
Extensive Patio. Private Spa
Community Pool and Tennis
PRICED RIGln $595,000
5 MARITIME DR.
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.: CORNER LOCADON • • • $995,000
• (Vacant -lmmedlate possession)
• HUGE Muter Suite with adjacent • sitting room and fireplace
• D Plan, Approx. 4400 Sq.Ft. • 3 Br. 3· 1/2 Ba. • ASSUMABLE FINANCING • • OWNER ~U. CARRY
• 16 CHATIIAM COORT
Pre~ented b y: Lucille I lovt
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. "·"'. ,.,.,.
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599,900 449 000
Live in the magic of China Covel · 28R. Duplex on 45' wi~ lot w/storybook
1 BA bungalow. Bay view NOW yardll A classic Corona dd Mar charmer·
from roof deck, or build your dream home I 2BR. 1 BA + den ln front PLUS 1 BD.
1 BA $750/mo ~r rental.
For Leas(: Front IBR, 1BA +Dm .m.$1300/mo
JIM & ,1
.... lt-1¥ McDONILD
McDONILD CDM HOMG Jlt-tl71
BAYS HORES
FOR [EASE
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Fabulous 4 bedroom, 4
bath mini-estate, huge
Lot, 3 car garage.
Quality throughout.
Wood floors, granite,
mou Ldings etc.
Ava ilable now!!
$4000/mo.
Contact Debi Bibb
l!I Bayshores
Specialist
642-8868
3113 Trinity Drivt>
CoHta Mesa
$212,000
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Call LINDA JOHNSTON
Fir t Tewn R.E.
714/964-3311
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SSS3-& RAYO DBL SOL
Prest!Dous "MOnaco" Model Located in
the Elite "11 O" Atta of Leisure Wortd
• J spacious bedrooms & 2 baths
• Large family kitchen
• Enclosed cove~d patio with
panora.mJc view
• Formal 1Mng room Ir dlnlng room
w /fireplace
• Gated courtyard entry way
• Air conditioning & cba.rcoal ftltration
system
• 2600 plu.a sq. feet of lMn& area
• Attached 2 car p.nae with direct
entry
$480;000
Call 412-6262 for bnent -
Contemporary Elegance
~ 1899,000
City light view, 6 ~drooms,
4 baths, wme cellar, 112 acre
Custom built view p~rty
located on Lemon Heights cul-de-
soc. Tri level home w/over 4800
sq. ft. of living on over , /2 acre.
~~rmet kitchen, family room,
ltvmg room & dining room,
music/library room, & extensive
use of French doors.
Moster suite w/view balco-
ny, large walk-in closet, billiard
room, second family room &
eJ!ercise room on third level.
Professionally landscaped
-grounds, covered patio, bu/It-in
BBQ, cabana, spa w/rock cas-
cade to pool. ~
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LOCATil'J LOCAlOO LOCAlOO
Exceptionally large private comer I~ w /bey and city lights view.
l..ight and br!ght w !hardwood
floors, newer k.it.chen Anderson
windows. 4 Bdrms 2 Bath&S car
garage. New roof. 'Ndlk to
school1 shopping. Greenbelt at
end Of stnet. [Ow 88800 fees
Priced ~.-;·:;-.a1:ss,ca)
2SSS VISTA lllJEllTA. N.BOI
OPEN SVN 1-5
Bluff 2BR. "dolJbouM• In .,_rk like lettlng
w/aunny vistas! Thia tmm.c:ulete townhome
features plant•tlon thutten, fireplace. like
new applianca a two car pnige. Grat
location! Wonderful starter home!
LowatPdced .........
$185 000
Kenton. known for her phocographic
memory. can describe in dell.i i any
property she has viewed. Another
'"' aluable trait is her ability to be a good
listener.
·1 wati:h and observe very carefully.•
\he said. "I let the clients lead me; and I
know when to zero in if there is a property
a'ailable which best suits their needs and
pncc range.•
To bener assist her clients in real estate,
Kenton earned her brolcet's l.iccnsc. Well
quahtied in all aspecu o( real estate. he
handle~ listina and sales in all price
ranges and in aJJ areas.
Call Jo ...t.11 KnltM Ill Grdb & Ellis
Rtsidtllda/ RMI Elltlll Slrftcn,
indtptntk"1/J owllff llM ~rautl, al 23
CorporaJt ~ S.. JJO, Ntw/IO'f
Btach, (714) 644-6200.
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TYN PHONE
Abacus Financial Grp. R (714) 375-6866
Amencan Home Loans R (714) 955-3633
Ban)( of America B (800) 424-2632
Bank of CaliforrQ B (71-4) 252-3367
Cahf~ Fedefal Bink s (800) 225-3337
Chase Manhattan B (714) 263-8100
F**-!Biir* s (800) 300-5626
Countrywide Funding K (800) 817-5626
CUB Funding K (800) 500-C282
Detrld( ~Group R (714) 759-9692
Downey Savingl s (800) 336-9639
Ftdel1ty Federal Bink s (800) 232·2309
First Interstate Bink 8 (800) 560-5001•
First NatJonwtd. Mtg. K (800) 843-2265
Fleet Mott K (800) 700-5850
G~~Bank s (800) 560-9000
Home s (800) 975-5051
lrvioe Mllll•lll Mg. A (714) 167-Nn
Newport AnMc6lil K (800) 808-5826
~Finll ... ~IOO) 29IM)655
Southllnd Flrtlftcill 572·5828
union a..
Wells Fargo a..
Gorgeous Home
South of Highway
Ocean & Sunset Views
Approx 3,200 Sq. Ft.
Beautifully Remodeled
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(fat. 1954) -
714 640-7000
GRAND HARBOR RIDGE Open House
OPENING New Custom Homes Sat & Sun 1 2 3 Strafford 2-5 1-5
SPYQLAU HILL "
, Fabulous newly rebuilt custom home,
5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, bonus
room, family room, 3 car garage, pool
and spa, AND a great view.
~educed $1,389,000
BIG CANYON
Totally rebuit 4,500 sq ft home with 4
bedrooms, 4.5 baths, new kitchen
and baths, pool, 2 mas1er suites, one
up and one dawn. Owner will carry.
Reduced • 000
OCUNlllDG•
NEWPORT COAST
ONE STORY 4,000 square fe.et,
4BR, 4.SBA. Ready for summer
occu~ncy.
call for lnfoa 11wtlon
B•LCOURT
Magnificent 6,000 square foot custom
home 4 car garage, library, family
reom, large game room, wine rooll),
cul-de-sac street. One of a kind!
Reduced $1,850,000
OCON RIDGE ·
NIEWPOllT COAST
Brand new custom with ocean and city
lights views. Ready for occupancy
NOWI Call for further information.
N .. USTINQ
PIHM• LOT-NLICAJI POINT
Owner must setl-wilt trade for luxury
home or condo in Newport Beach or
Corona Del Mar.
$1 ,075,000
KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30-y ... fixed ao.v ..............
INTEREST " POINTS l.OCt(-INTEMST ~ '°9fTI MAX. lllMCllN ADJ. RATE DWN '"l IN A.P.A. RATE DWN ~l A.PA LOAN ml INDEX FREQ.
8.250% 5 2.125 15 8.519 5.450% 20 1.500 7.189 600,000 2.250 110 1M
8.375% 10 2.000 15 8.632 4.575% 20 0.500 7.434 650,000 2.825 110 1M
8.500% 10 2.250 45 8.788 6.000% 20 1.000 9.072 203,150 2 .625 1TS 6M
8.625% 10 1.250 30 8.802 6.500% 20 1.250 9.094 500,000 2.750 1TS 1Y
8.625% 20 1.625 45 8.8-« 4.500% 20 1.000 7.360 203,150 2.500 110 1M
8.720% 20 2.000 30 8.983 6.000% 25 2.000 8.910 . 1,000,000 2.625 STB 6M
8.750% 20 2.000 0 9.013 4.575% 20 0.500 7.434 650,000 2.625 110 1M
8.375% 5 1.875 45 8.618 4.750% 20 0.000 7.509 203,150 2.750 110 1M
8.625% 5 1.375 45 8.816 4.950% 20 1.500 7.415 350,000 2.500 110 1M
8.250% 10 2.500 10 8.561 4.500% 20 1.500 7.288 600,000 2.375 110 1M
8.625% 20 1.500 30 8.830 4.750% 25 1.000 7.362 600,000 2.500 110 1M
8.625% 5 2.000 10 8.886 7.375% 10 1.875 7.481 203,150 2.500 110 6M
8.625% 20 2.375 30 8.929 5.125% 20 2.375 7.775 203,150 2.875 110 6M
8.500% 20 1.625 30 8.717 5.250% 20 0.000 7.141 203,150 2.375 110 1M
8.500% 20 1.750 30 8.731 4.875% 30 1.125 e.002 650,000 2.750 L1M . 1M
8.500% 5 1.250 45 8.675 6.500% 20 1.000 7.703 203,150 2.875 110 6M
8.650% 20 1.500 30 8.855 5.950% 20 1.000 7.323 500,000 2.450 110 1M
8.375% 10 2.000 15 8.632 4.500% "20 1.875 7.A50 500,000 2.500 110 1M
8.500% 10 1.500 15 8.703 3.600% 20 1.250 7.728 500,000 2.850 110 1M
8.500% 10 1.375 30 8.889 6.50()4J(. • 10 1.125 t.oeo 2m,150 2.750 1TS 1Y
1.825% 5 1.500 21 8.830 5.450% 20 1.000 7.-203,150 3.000 110 1M
8.750% 20 2.000 eo 9.013 e.1• 20 1.581 203,150 2.1&0 110 eM
8.875% 20 1.500 eo 9.083 8.125% 20 203,150 2.190 ICO tM
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MESA VERDE INNER LOOP $269,900
4BR, 2BA. over 2000 sq ft on 1 level. Lot Is 10,800
sq ft . new plush carpet, fresh paint, park-like
setting. Hurry o this sought after home! (18TAH) .....
RETIRE IN LEISURE $35,IOO
Seal Beach Leisure World! 1 BR. 1 BA. smote story unit m a 24/hr security guard gated complex. Pool.
golf. clubhouse! Call today for more info! (13STA]
BETTER TIWI RENT $93,•
EZ qualitytno, low down. take over FHA loan Exec
condo. larpe 1 BR suite. inside laundry, 2-car gar.
vaulted Ulllogs. fireplace. security gated. (85MEA)
WY TO OWN THIS ONE $111.•
This assumable FHA loan is at a low rate. great for
1st time buyer with 2 master suites and Ii replace.
Really worthwhile to call nowt (28FAI)
STARTER ... INVESTOR'S DEUGHTI $124.100
2BR, 1 &A home on a large lot Hardwood floors. new
paint & roof Wtll sell fast! Don't miss out on the great opportunity! (51 POP)
DREAM AWAY $132.toa
2BR, 1.5BA Eastslde Costa Mesa townhome
overlooks pool. FHA/VA approved. It will be tough to beat this price and location. (24ELD)
NEWPORT IEACH FOR ONLY... $145,937
FHANA. quiet 2BR. 2.5BA Newport condo. Close to
bike trails, beach Lots of open space. Condo has
been upgraded with special touches. (10MOO)
COUNTRY CLUl LIFE $141,170
2 sty. 2BR, 1.5BA townhome near Los Coyotas Country Club. Dining, tam rm. fireplace, 2-car alt, RV parkl09, comm pools & spas! Call now before It goes! (40CAN)
IEAUTIFUL + NEW $115.•
Fabulous 3BR. 2 SBA townhome. only 1 yr new.
Gated with community pooVspa, white appliances.
While·washed oak cabmets. 2-car gar. Call nowl
(11PRO)
LIGHT, INGHT, AIRY TOWNHOME $115,710
Shows beautttully with 7 months new carpet and a
spacious floorplan This 38R, 2.5BA faces onto a quiet side street with lots ol parking. Cal now! (11AME)
COLDWCU.
BAN~CR l.J
THIS BEAUTY'S GOTTA GOf $225,000
This large SBA home nas a great location with new
carpet, windows and central air conditioning. Move
In now ... It's rudyl
---·ca c.m. acma
AISOLUIELV BEAUTIFUL , $179,900
End unit w/exttnded patio, cent aJ!~ tndr lndry,..~BR, 2.SBA. fireplace, 2-car ,tt. ~!I OuMn locatfon. wmm
pools. spas & tenolsl (63WHI) ......
IT'S NOW OR NMRll $125,000
Take advantage of current market with this 3BR. 2BA
cutle. all refreshed. rencwated and ready for you! You snooze, you lose! (316E}
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LOCAOON .LOCAJION ·LOCAnON t259 900
Close to beach! 4BR. 38A. 2 stv townhome wlhlohlV upgraded kitchen, bdrms & baths!!! Securea ~~~ BeacM.ong Beach bofderl A must •...u
soumwtST FLAIR $2<M, 900
Spacious SBA, 2BA home. Sunken tub, oversized lot
with RV access. ~comer lot. hardwood floors,
oversized fireplace. (27LOW)
111 ....
SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY
TEA FOR TWO + $111,511 2BR. 2.58A townhome. 2-car att oar, vaulted
ceilings, cozy frptc, lndry rm. Move-in cond. Berber
carpet, light & bright. skylight. small complex. (25ELD)
YOU'U IE SURPRISED S1•.97
W/all you can get for this small price. Wonderful family home, Interior location, perfect for
entertaining. walk to new Triangle 4BR, 2BA, 2-car
gar, huge fireplace tool (64BEA)
WHAT SI YOUR OffER7 $111,•
Just reduced 3BR. 2BA with gated yard, 2-<:ar alt gar,
cozy FP In hv rm, Inside laundry. Could be 48R. Inside tract location Call nowt (88SEN)
GREAT AREA, GREAT PRICE! $11t,•
Huge single family home with 4BR. great big loft.
large yard with lots of lush landscaping. Air conditioning, tool! (1600R)
BACI UY YIU.AGE $11t, ..
3BR. 2.5BA. Cape Cod townhome. 2-car oar. on!Y 8 yr old. marble frptc, recessed lighllng1 plantltton
shutters. Berber carpet, white tile floors. \258AC)
EmRTAININmLE $11t,MI
Completely remodeled in 1992. Beautiful pool, spa & deck area. New windows & French doors, fam rm, RV access. Wall! to schools. Wow I ( 11VIO)
FIX 1 IAft $215.•
4BR home needs first aid. You supply paint & labor
& saw. urge lot + 1iOO+ sq. ft. Of IMnO area. Great
lamily neighborhood. (32MON)
-mATE $215... RARRY ON MARWI SZll.• Quaint cottage, 2BR home, over 20,000 sq. ft. Two R· 48R, 28A, single story In Mesa Verde! Spacious lot
1 lots. Can build 2 custom homes Beautiful In quiet corner. Gated side w/RV pad, Excellent
landscaping, value In land. Must seel (101CR) condttion -move-in r~I (20SWA)
SP£CIAl HOME Y..OU MUST I& $211, ..
Price reductionrNice ... neat... c)ean ... spacious!
This home Is special.· Lro floorptan w/48R, 2BA.
remod kitchen. new roof, neat patio & yard. (22WAI<)
COUEGE PARK IWITY mt.• 3QR, 28A. over 1800 sq. ~. large lam rm, country kit. new carpet. upgraded baths. Ne~ painted. Lro
comer lot. poss RV access. vaulted ceilings (25YAL)
TAL.l AIOUT PORCTI $232,411
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4. Warm. comfy home w/vaufted
beam ceilings, 3BR, 2 tJle BA. upgraded and
refurbished Vo. Tiie en~ oak door, central air. pool
& spa. SUI WYOMl"8, i;.M.
ONE FOR THE Fi\Mll.Y *253.• Df'fll IUllOAY 1-4. Delightful 58R home with sep
lam rm. fenced pool & RV access, oversized corner lot. on cul·de·sac. Walk to kindergarten. college,
shop & parts. 242' COLLEGE, C.M.
SMOOTH, SOfltflSTICATtD $217 ...
& ready to move Into. 38R w/prtvacy galore I Fam rm
& sun drenched kitch overlook a manicured yard. Too
much to mention! Enterialntrs' dreamt (26822)
lM8E lll8t.f FAm.Y ._ $211 ...
This home has 4BA, 38A & 3 ftteolaces. Lrg tam rm
with wet ber, formal step-down lA, sunken tub In
mstrbath Comm pool & 191. Must•! (11DAN)
FOUOW YOUR HEART $21t,M7
Reduced! 6o~eous ocun view homer In lovely
gated commu I Award winning yard with bubbling
Sllil Spacious 3 R (2 mstrs), 38A. (18NAN)
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OPEN SUNDAY 1-4:31. Absolutely f1bulous ·D·
plan, 3 or 48R, 3BA. highly upgraded, 2FP, cent air,
and security sys. 3-<:ar gar, r::a~· bubbly spa, very private yard. 1171 , .M.
WXURIOUS l.MMl $114,• 4BR. 3BA. one BR & BA dn, tam rm with 1st of 4
fireDtaces. lrg bonus rm, master BR wttfl private sun dedc, private RV parking. (11 DEB)
NEWPORT IEACH PEllUIUU $121 • DRASTICALLY REDUOEDI Duplex. 3BR, 2BA I lBR.
1iA. 2.5-car garage, great area,~ houses to beach. 2 houses to bay. Real dean. Owner Is moving, needs It sold! (11BAL)
NEWPORT lfACH PEUlll IU!.A rrie -10 units, one house'° bch. OwneB unit 48A~ lots of parting Units are bactletor and 1 INt
TLC. 10X gross. Caal (171W.)
80t.I COURSE UWl8 tl.Jll.•
Rtduced by lknost $200.0001 Goi08M ... 58A exec;uttve tam home on 15th tan.y of 11111 Vlrdl CC. Gourmtt kit & flm rm & huge g11n1 rm. 4 f'l*S.
3-<:ar gar. Cal nowt (30COU)
Oii Tit( IGMOWMI ti.•.• Oceanfront, this fabutous home Is riOht bltwetn ~' .... ,.., Hasllllll 4lrQMl.3ful BAs, ltO tam rm, new appfiancts, 2 fireplace, ltc .. etc .. etc. (110CE)