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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Swinging couples~ pad · scrutinized
• Co~ta Mesa resident's
parties have come under
examination by citY after
complaints about drinking,
littering and sex.
B Y TINA Boa.OA1TA, STAFP Wiuna
COSTA MESA -Some call it
swinging, some. call it swapping,
but "Wild Bill" Goodwin calls it
just plain fun.
For the past eight years, the 71·
year-old Goodwin has hosted
"swinger" parties for married and
committed couples at his Surf
Street home, which he calls the
Meeting Officer
Henry would
have been my
good lortune
I never got a chance to meet
I3ob Henry.
My bad luck. That's what
I'm told. My bad luck.
Henry was a nice guy. Everyone
seems to agree on that point. He
was a guy with a rich sense of
humor, a deep
love for his
family, a firm and
fast religious
conviction, a man
who was selfless
enough to put his
life on the line
day after day
after day.
And in the
end, that's the
------way it went
Editor's
Notebook
down.
On a Sunday
morning in a
-----• d:irkened church parking lot -only hours before
parishioners would be gathering
for 8 a.m. services -Henry was
shot in the head. The gunman,
apparently distraught over a failed
marriage, killed himself after
shooting Henry.
Senselessness following
se nselessness.
for 33 days I lenry fought for
life. He never regained
consciousness and the gunman's
bullet remained lodged in his
head. Removing it was simply too
risky. The odds of survival were
long but for a while at least, it
appeared Henry might beat them.
But on April 12 -the day
before Good Friday -Henry's
body gave out. He was all of 30.
He left his wife, Patty, and three
children. The oldest, Bobby, was 6.
The youngest, Alyssa, only 2
months.
And any which way you told it,
Henry's death was a tragedy from
top to bottom. It was tough to
look at it any other way. It really
was.
Herc was a young boy who had
lost his father. Here was a young
girl who would never know her
father. Here was a woman whose
husband had gone off to work one
day and who would never come
home again . Herc was a man who
had been killed just as life was
ge ttmg ready to begin.
How could anyone not be
touched by Henry's struggle to live
or by his final surrender'?
Now, to be honest, there arc no
shortage of tragedies in the world.,
Sadly, they abound, coming on like
waves slapP.ing the shore. Arid
after a while, one melts into
another.
But it was different with Bob
Henry.
As he languished in a coma, the
community came together. Slowly
at first and then in a full-tilt rush
near the end. Students held a
bake snlc at a grade school in
Corona del Mar to raise money to
help defray Bob Henry's medic:d
expenses. Proceeds from an
annual police football game were
e rmorked for Henry. Cops on
patrol were stopped and handed
money by stranacrs. A jar was
placed on the bar at a Newport
Pier-area tavern for the wounded
cop and It filled up nightly,
sometimes with $100 bills. Signs
went up around town, wlshint Bob
Henry and hi family well. A
businc man donated a cla ic car
... MU.aUl•e .. A11
"Panther Palace." .
Every first and last Saturday,
tind every third Sunday of the
month, dozens of couples file into
Goodwin's two-story home, ready
for 10 hours of dancing, eating,
music, and of course, sex.
"Our parties arc great for cou-
ples because you've got every-
thing," said Goodwin. "There's
dani:ing, there's food. ll 's a lot of
fun.
"And our parties aren't like a
lot of other swingin' parties. We
only have committed couples here.
So, there's no cheating."
the mayor, sayi ng the parties have
recently begun to get out of band.
"We received a call from a resi-
dent who said there arc orgies
going on there every first and last
Saturday of every month," said
Mayor Joe Erickson. "He said
there arc cars parked all up and
down the street, and the next
morning he iinds empty li9uor bot·
tJes, condoms and litter all over
the street. He said he's seen naked
people going up and down the
street, and recently he's heard
couples fighting outside.
own homes. But as mayor, I can
control the problems in the neigh·
borhood." ·
Still other neighbors say they
don't mind. One man who lives
about three doors down from the
Panther Palace said if it weren't
for all the cars -a Lexus here
and there, a Mercedes and some-
times a Pinto -he wouldn't even
know there was a party going on.
"I kind of like it," said the
neighbor, who asked that he not
be identified. "It gives the street a
party atmosphere. It kind of adds
a little spice to the neighborh ood."
But some of Goodwin's neigh·
bors aren't too keen on the idea.
One resident has complained to
"Now, I'm not trying to monitor
anybody's behavior -I don't be·
long in anybody's bedroom. I can't
control what people do in their
Goodwin began organizing the
parties in 1986. MARC MAATIN/DAILY PILOt
Costa Mesa resident "Wild Bill" Goodwin features a dance floor
I•• PARTllS/Pa1• A5 at his swinging party palace.
PHOTOS av MAM: MARTIN/DAILY r1wr
Donna Voegeli looks over her 1981 Jaguar after an early morning fire gutted Costa Mesa home she had been housesitting.
Fire torches two cars, root
~ Officials suspect arson in
Jefferson Avenue blaze that
started in a mailbox.
BY TINA. BO.ILGAlTA, STAFF \Va.nu
COSTA MESA -Fire ripped through a
Jefferson Avenue home early Friday morn-
ing, destroying two cars that were parked
inside an adjacent garage and destroying
the home's wood-shingled roof.
Fire department officials suspect arson
was the cause ol the 4:22 n.m. blaze, which
started inside a mailbox attached to the
side of the home's garage, located at 3133
Jefferson Ave.
One woman was asleep inside at the
time. She escaped without injury.
Donna Lucy Voegeli said the persistent
buu of a smoke alarm alerted her to the
blaze.
Voescli has been houscsitting since No-
vember, while the owner -Doreen Marjo-
ran -has been traveling in South Africa.
"At first 1 thought it was the alarm
Costa Mesa fire marshal Tom MacDuff
takes a last look at residence that was
gutted by arson fire Friday morning.
clock," Voegeli said. "But it seemed like it
was going off rather early. Then when I
was finally awake, I realized it was the
smoke alarm."
Voegeli grabbed her cellular phone from
a ldtchen counter and dialed 911 as she
headed out the Joo:.
Meanwhile, a neighbor next door had
just let her dog into her yard ~hen she
spotted the flames shooting from the roof.
She called for her husband, Robert Watt,
who tried to douse the flames with a gar-
den hose.
It took a team of 20 firefighters about
half an hour to drown the blaze.
Firefighters were able to salvage some
furniture, clothes and personal belongings.
Although the roof was destroyed and some
smoke damage occur.red, the home was not
a total loss, fire officials said. Officials did
not give a dollar estimate on the damage.
Authorities alt investigating whether this
incident is linked to an attempted arson
just a few blocks a way, at 3072 Johnson
Ave.
The owner of that home Friday morning
found a singed newspaper on a step to a
motorhomc that was parked in the drive-
way. Authorities said the flame on the
newspaper went out before the motorhomc
caught fire.
Johnston
pleads nof
guilty to
forgery
~ Attorney criticizes bail
amount for his client, who
remains a suspect in the
killing of her fiance.
..
BY CAROLYN MlLLEB., STAFF Wam:a
NEWPORT BEACH -Hiding
her face from the television cam-
eras poised at her, Nanette
Johnston pkaded not guilty Friday
to charges she forged h~f a mil-
lion dollars worth of checks from
her deceased fiance's account.
Johnston, 29, was arrested Mon·
day at her Seashore Drive home
on charges of grand theft and
forgery. Police say she forged 15
checks from accounts belonging to
her millionaire fiancee, William
McLaughlin, 55, who was shot and
killed in the kitchen of his Balboa
Coves home in December.
At her arraignment in Harbor
Municipal Court Friday,
Johnston's $500,000 bail was re-
duced to $250,000 -an amount
her attorney Barry 0. Bernstein
felt was still too high for this kind
of case, where bail is usually set
closer to $50,000, he said. '
"l think they are trying to pun-
i!>h her," Bernstein said, referring
to the prosecution. "l think the
bail \\US set because of the other
publicity ... (Meaning) 'We think
you did something wrong, so we'll
keep you in jail until we find out
''hat 11 is.' "
Johnston's preliminary hearing
is scheduled for May 5.
Johnston -who was be·
queathed $150,000 in McLaugh·
lm's will and stands to receive Sl
million from his life insurance pol·
icy' -is also a suspect in
McLaughlin's murder. Her friend,
Eric Naposki, 28, who attended
the arraignment to offer Johnston
support, is also a suspect.
Police nnmed the two in a
search warrant in January but
don't have enough evidence to ar·
rest either one on murder charges.
Bernstein said he is unsure
whether Johnston can post the
lowered bail amount.
"I hope she can set it -she
1 .. IOMNnON/P•9• At 1
Fire depart~ents in Costa Mesa,
Newport look to combine forces
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Cities off er financial salety net
in case district defaults on lom
...,. Officials say move would
allow cities to save money
and remain efficient.
BY C.U.OLYN Mn.i.•a. SrAH WUTU.
NEWPORT BEACH -The
neighboring cities of Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa may com·
binc fire departments into a more
efficient, money-saving public safe·
ty machine.
Newport Beach City Manager
Kevin Murphy said he wiJI seek
the City Council't approval Mon·
day night to Clplore the possibility
of the two department1 workina in
tandem to save money for .. , com·
mon provisional service."
But how the two fire depart·
ments would be merged or con-
solidated has not yet been deter-
mined, Murphy said. He added
that the idea has been on the
back-burner for more than two
years and is not a direct result or
the Oranae County bond crisis,
but a step toward reducing staff in
both cities.
.. We don't, sec the city growinJ
revenue-wise out of this (county)
problem, so we need to find ways
to be re productive anU more
efficient with the same dollars."
ho said.
C<>1t1 Mesa Mayor Joe EricbOn
uid he disc;usscd the idea -
which ls only in a "conceptual
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~ Mayors t rom Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa
pledge financial support to
help Newport-Mesa through
county bankruptcy.
BY ALu.Y MN lf.AAMON1 SrAJ• Wann
NEWPORT·MESA -1'wo
more •aencics have orrercJ to
come &6 the Ncwpon·Mcsa schOOl
disuicl'1 f mancial aid ii the district
finds itself unable to ~y bllb due
to the county bankruptcy.
The citie or N~ BtKh
and Costa M~ hove lnronnally
orrcrtd -via mayon JOhn HcDa·
cs and Joe EricklOn -to ICM as
o "bank of last resort" and loan
the Newport-Mesa Unified School
District money if funds promised
the district from a county payback
oCf cr fall throuah.
La t month. the Irvine Ranch
Water Di~trict also offered a fi.
n:mciol ~3fcty net to N~·
Mc a.
The Co~t• Mesa-Newport Deida
pr~al has not been fonnallj
discussed amona the .. aciel. bu•
tho po15ibili~ of jolni4a foreel wu
welcomed by school bbard pral-
dent J~ Frua>, who Ml wiah
the two mayors a monab ..,.
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... A2 Saturday. April 22, 1995 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pllo
LOCALS ONLY '
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Neiman Marcus
holding ·spring
clearance sale
N ElMAN MARCUS, fnmous for
its clearance sales, is having 11
spring clearance sale with
merchandise reduced 25% to 50%. '
hems included in the sale arc ·
women's sportswear, suils, dresses,
' women's designer
Best
Buys
sportswear, fashion
jewelry. and
children's clothing.
Neiman Marcus
(759-1900) is located
at Fashion Island in
Newport Beach.
0
MESA
UPHOLSTERY is
having a drapery sale
through Sunday,
April 30.
With the ad in
1oday's paper, you
i.:an recci\e SO<C off on selected
fabrics thrnugh April 30. Mesa
Uphols1ery specia lizes in custom
re-upholstery and IL also docs custom
,,111<.fo,, trca1menb including drapes,
~huuers, shade!!, dueucs, and blinds.
l\1esa Upholstery (642-8400) is
loca1cd at 1998 Harbor Blvd., in Costa
f\lcsa.
0
BIG 5 Sporting Goods is having a
huge shoe i.alc on 1op brands of
running. hiking. cross training,
b:i~kc1ball, and walking shoes. Brands
on sale include, l':ikc, Asks, Adidas,
Co1wcrsc, Kcds, Turntec, Etonic,
Hccbuk, and \'oil.
There arc hundreds of shoes on sale
for as low a-; $20. Other items on sale
include rollcrblades, tennis rackets,
camping gcar, sunglasses, and
clothing.
l3ig 5 is loc:.ited al 2324 Harbor
Ulvd., in Cos1:.i Mesa.
0
THE PlllLllARMONIC HO USE or
Design i.tarts today through May 21.
IHllS
A Newport Beach resident who works
as a financial consultant and volunteers
as an advocate o( women's social and
economic issues. She was recently
named "Woman or the Year" ifj the
70th Assembly District by state
Assemblywoman Marilyn Drewer.
When ~he gets a chance to take a
breather from all these serious
activities. Schuler, who is single, enjoys
putting around in her power boat and
acting as the "classic dotiog aunt" to
her nephews.
THI IARLYYIARS
An Arcadia native, Schuler, 47,
received her bachelor's degree in
psychology from California State Los
Angeles and her master's degree in
public administration from the
Universi1y of Southern California.
Schuler worked 12 years at the
now-defunct Mercury Savings and Loan,
climbing from management trainee to
vice president. In 1987, she left to start
her own consuhing business.
A WOMAN HELPING WOMEN
Schuler is well-acquainted with the
economic issues facing women. As a
char1cred financial consultant, she
advises her clients about truces,
employment benefit plans and
insurance .
Schuler is bothered by what she secs
-women struggling to make it in the
business world.
As president-elect of the Orange
County chapter of Women in Business,
Schuler decided to voice her concerns .
She formed a delegation of women for
a trip to Washington, D.C.
Once there, the group spoke to
legislators, including Senators Dianne
Fein.stein and Barbara Boxer, about
issues confronting business women, such
as taJCes, discrimination and rising
healthcare costs. Schuler left these
meetings pleased with the results.
"Boxer was terrific," she said. "She's
working with us." Boxer also agreed to
PILOT PIOPU1 PAT ICHULIR i
speak at a 1995 Orange County
economic summit, hosted by Women in
Business nnd tenta1ively set for August.
FIGHTING .ABUSE
Domestic violence is another m;;ijor
concern for Schuler.
In recent years, a close friend left her
husband of 27 years and revealed years
of physical abuse from him. Schuler
responded with anger, followed by a
feeling of helplessness. Then, she went
on the attack.
She's thoroughly researched domestic
violence and now arranges educational
· programs about abuse. She is also a
corporate board member for Human
Options, a South County shelter fo r
battered women.
Schuler wants to eoucate not just the
public about domestic violence issues,
but also legislators and the judiciary.
A TRUE HEROINE
Schuler's activism has not gone
unnoticed. In February, she received an
award for outstanding citizenship from
The New England, her affiliate
'
insurance and investment company.
Then, on March 20, Assemblywoman
Brewer named Schuler her district's
"Woman of 1he Ye ar."
In Sacramento, Schuler and women
honored from other districts received a
rousing standing ovation from the
California legislators. "My head is still
spinning. I am stunned by all the
attention," she said, shaking her head.
"When you are doing community
service, you aren't thinking about
getting an award."
-Story by AnnD Marie Stolley,
photo by Marc Ma.rtin
1 he house of design chosen for the
tou r is Chateau !>Ur la Mer in the
Pelican Hill community of Newport
Cresl. Ticke ls are sold at the door for
S 17, and weekday matinees from 2
p.m. to 4 p.m. are l>Old for $14 by mail
or at 1he door.
UAC makes lt all work out for displaced ·eec members
• • ..
• • • • • ... .. • • • • .. • ..
Proceeds benefit music education
You1h Programs presented by the
Orange Coun1y Philharmonic Society.
To purchase ticke1s by mail, please
'lnc.I checks 10 Philharmonic House of
Ocs1gn 16897 Algonquin St., Suite. 1,
I luntingion De:.ich, 92649.
For more informa1ion, cull 840-7542.
0
VON HEMERT INTERIORS is having
a sale on home-office furnishings at
40% off. Included in the sale are
urmoircs that convert to desks,
complete \\ilh computer space.
Von Hcmcrt (642-2050) offers free
dch\cry wi1hin a 50-mile radius. It's
localed al 1595 Newport Blvd., in
Co~ta Mesa.
Sa\ i ngs .ire on items in stock and
~pcciul order furniture pieces.
0
REUEL, loca1cd at Fashion Island in
Newport Dcach, is having a
Dcmocracy trunk !!how today from 12
p.m. 10 5 p.m.
Owner Robyn Dairstow, designer of
Democracy, Michael Glasser, and
store manage r Jill Yawk will be
hosting the trunk show.
For more informa1ion, call 640-7300.
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JJcst JJu)'s Dppcars TlwrsdDys ond
Saturduys. H'hcthcr you're u merchant
ur n shopper, if you know of a good
buy, call me at S-10-1224, /bx m~ at
~-16-./170 or nrite to me: Dest Duys,
Daily Pilot, JJO W. lJDy St., Costa
McsD, CD/if. 92627 •
U AC FILLS THE FITNESS
VOID?: More than four dozen
members of the Men's Fitness
Center at the Balboa Day Club have
accepted Universi1y Athletic Club
President Clark Groves' offer of a free,
Jim
de Boom
Community
& Clubs
one-month guest pass
while their BBC
facilities are
undergoing major
renovation.
The BBC members
who ventured to the
athletic club have been
greeted by general
manager Ray Jeanson,
who provides a
first-hand tour of the
extensive exercise,
aquatic, racquetball,
sauna, lounge, shower,
and restaurant
facilities.
One BBC member noted the
equipment and facilities at the
University Athletic Club were more
extensive than what he was used to and
added the only thing the BBC has over
the UAC is larger and thicker towels.
The fitness center renovation at the
Balboa Bay Club is expected to be
completed in a couple or more weeks.
0
TUE FIRST 100 DAYS: Newport
Beach Congressman Chris Cox, the fifth
highest ranking member of Congress,
will address members and guests of the
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Oub on
April 25 at 7:30 a.m. at the Balboa Bay
Club. The public is invited to attend the
$10 per person breakfast. Reservations
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BLUE ANG£LS RECEPTION: Costa
Mesa resident and National Director of
the Navy Lengue, Diii Band::iruk, no1es
a reception, open to the public, for the
1995 Dlue Angels will be held at 6 p.m.
Thursday, April 27 at the El Toro
Marine Corps Station. The cost is $19
per person and can be paid at the door.
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COMMUNITY NOTES: Former
Newport Beach Mayor and city council
member Evelyn Hart has joined the
staff of Assemblywoman Marilyn
Brewer ... Master story teller George
Grupe will spin stories of coastal
Orange County 01" Tuesday, April 25
from 9:30 to 11 a.m at the Shark Island
Yacht Club. Grupe promises mystery,
intrigue and great fun for
everybody .... Applications are out at
Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar
High schools for positions at the annual
City of Newport Beach Youth
Government Day, scheduled for May
25. Al the youth city council meeting,
the subject of discussion and action will
be the Castaways and other building
projects of the Irvine Company,
advertising on the public beaches,
parking shortages at NHHS nnd
consideration of a special event permit
... Glbby Fernandez, recently honored
by the Southern Callrornln Restaurant
Writers Associ11tlon as th~ Maitre d' of
the Year, has served the Arches
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Res1aurant in that position for the past
12 years. Prior to that Gibby served in
· similar positions at Five Crowns for 10
years and Derk.shires, beginning in 1957.
He makes one feel welcomed wherever
he is.
0
CLUD NOTES: The Costa
Mesa-Orange Coast Lions Club
received a contribution of S400 to the
Swine Project, raising of a baby pig to a
220-pound porker within a period of
four months, from a charter member,
Neil Abrams, who curren1ly lives in
Rolling Day Washington ... The
Newport-Irvine Rotary Club recognized
30 members for perfect attendance,
including Norm Corlett for 53 years;
Dob Curter, 37 years; Rocky Flonogon,
34 years; Keith Durnham for 32 years;
Jim Dougherty, 31 years; Hank Jordan,
28 yeilrs; Paul Kennedy, 24 years; Dob
Ramsny, 20 years; and District
Governor Fronk Mead, 14 years.
0
SERVICE CLUD MEETINGS
THIS COMING WEEK
TUESDAY
7:30 a.m. -Newport Beoch Sunrise
Rotary Club will meet at the Balboa
Bay Club to hear from Congressman
Chris Cox.
Noon -Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club will
meet at the Costa Mesa Community
Center. Newport Beach K.iwnnls Club
meets at Charlie Browns.
6 p.m. -Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor Uons Club, the "Fish Fry
Club," will meet at the Costa Mesa
Country Club.
WEDNESDAY
7:15 a.m. -South Coast Metro
Rotary Club, the "Taste of Costa Mesa
Club," meets at tho Center Club.
7:30 a.m. -Cosio Mesa-Orange
Coast Breakfast Lions Club mec1s at
Ma Darker's Restaur:.int for a business
mce1ing.
Noon -Costn Mesa Rotary Club
mcc1s at 1he Mesa Verde Country Club
for excerpts from the spring production
of the Estancia High School Drama
Dept.
The Exchange Club of Orongc Coast
will meet at the Dahia Corinthian.
5:45 p.m. -Newport-Dolbon Rotary
Club will not meet this week so
members can attend the District
Conrerence in Avalon.
THURSDAY
Noon -Kiwnnls Club of Corona del
Mor, meets at the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis
Club meets at the Holiday Inn.
Newport-Irvine Rotary Club meets at
the Irvine Marriott Hotel to hear from
Spence Olin on 0.C. Concepts. The
Exchange Club of Newport Harbor
meets at Shark Island Yacht Club.
0
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: From the
Bull-a-ton of the Costa Mesa Orange
Coast Lions Club: • Income Tax has
mode more liars out of the American
people than golf." -Will Rogers .
Community & Clubs is published
every SaturdDy 111 L/1c Daily Pilot. FAX
rour service club's a1ccting Jnformatlon
to 631.SBSJ or mall to 1143 Dayport
Way, Newport Dcach,92660 .
POLICI flLIS
COIT.AMOA
JJ3J Dur St.: A su$1)Ccl broke two car
windows and stoic a coir 'tereo, porcJblc
comp:act disc player, alasscs, and clothinC
worth Sl,713.
1200 block of Adams Ave,: A victim
returned to where he h:id parked his llondu
dcl Sol and to sec the car up on cinder
blocks mi.ssin& its 1wo rear tires and rims
worth Sl,014.
1700 blO(k of New llampsbltt: A suspc~t
brcakl 1he front paucnaer window of on
Acura Lcacnd and takes a $300 nip phone.
SOO blO(k of llaialltoo: A .2S c:alibcr
B:irctt:i bandaun wos reportedly 5tolcn from
undernc:ath tho victim's bed sometime oner
ahc l:ist checked on It in Janu:uy. The aun
was worth $144.99. 1
NIWPOITIUCll
1500 blodt of W. f>ct1atroat: A b1tby
stroller and b:iby's diaper bag oil worth
$285, a lcnlher wallet wQrl)\ $30, and S30 In
cash.
3400 block ot Via Oporto: An unknown suspect burned n plQstic patio chair in front
or Ccrman b:ikcry :ind d11mQacd the
wooden waU,"W;iy •
4400 block of Von Karmen: An unknown
suspect took n $500 atcrco, and a $75 pQlr
of sunalasscs from a 1984 Jetta. Uu.t when
he fled the scene, he forgot to pick up his
tool of entry -a screwdriver was lcrt lyina
on lhc front scat.
100 block of Scholz: A suspect broke into o
car and took n $2.SO ~llulnr phone.
401 Newport Ctnttr Dr.: The victim a:ild
5hc was shoppina at Fashion Jsl:ind when
she noti~d that the $8,000 18kt aold
necklace $he was wcarina was missing.
TIP o• TMI DAY
•A rcsidcntiol wlnoo1v with a amoll break
In il mo~ mean a bural:iry hos occurred.
Call police immediately.
• ~ ;>ecrina Into p:arkcd can may bo
looluna ror • car 10 iteal or ror valuablct
left diaplaycd In the car.
-cour1c1y Newport Beach police
.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
Seminar focuses on the
needs· of cancer patients
BY ANNA 11-1.u..ls STOLLEY,
SPICIAl. TO Tiii DAILY ['1LOT
NEWPORT DF.ACH -As
Dan Wiseman appeared on the
runway dressed in a tuxedo the
audience roared with appro'val.
One woman whistled.
The 53-ycur-old Corona del
Mar resident made his
modeling debut at the Hoag
Cancer Center Friday
afternoon -two years after
being diagnosed with cancer.
Wiseman and four women,
all cancer survivors, strutted
their stuff at a fashion show
sponsored by Hoag Cancer
Center and Nordstrom
department store.
The show was part of Hoag's
"Brighter Image" seminar, an
afternoon focusing on the
beauty needs of cancer
patients.
In conference rooms at the
Cancer Center, Nordstrom
specialists offered makeovers,
scarf-tying and head-wrap
demonstrations, and breast
prosthesis fittings.
Meanwhile, guest speaker
Donna Swigers, an Irvine
business woman and cancer
survivor, described her
experiences fighting the
disease. Over 100 cancer
patients listened carefully.
"It's pretty tough losing your
hair," said Swigers to a sea of
nodding heads, many topped
with hats or wraps.
Swigers off ercd tips to case
the difficulty of cancer
treatment. For exnmplc, to
reduce itching, place a cut-up
cotton shirt between scalp and
wig, she said.
She also provided
inspirational advice for inner
healing, including: "While you
are sick, let other people help
you," and "Make the most or
each day."
Next, Wiseman, Kristin
Gemeny, Bim Carmody, Sue
Graves and Diane Stewart
showed off casual outfits, '
business clothes and formal
wear from Nordstrom.
"Now, I take the time to
smell the flowers, and enjoy the
journey," Wiseman told the
audience. The overwhelmingly
female crowd hooted and
cheered.
After the show, members o(
!he audience sought out
Wiseman and the other models.
With his wife at his side,
Wiseman openly described his
treatment and recovery:
A building development
consultant and avid handball
player, Wiseman learned he
had cancer on Jan. 4, 1993. At
first, Wiseman felt too healthy
to believe he was sick.
As Wiseman waged war with
his cancerous cells, his body
weakened. But even when he
could barely climb out of bed,
Wiseman remained optimistic.
After more than eight
months oI chemotherapy and a
double bone marrow
transplant, Wiseman's cancer is
in total remission. And he
expects it to remain th at way
for the rest of his life.
Wiseman repeatedly
recommended maintaining a
positive outlook. He said he
hopes he inspired cancer
patients with a glimpse of life
after treatment.
"When you have cancer, you
go through some pretty
horrifying experien~es," said
Wiseman. "It's good to see
someone recovered and looking
beautiful up there on the
stage."
Columnist Fred Martin is taking the day off.
His column will return next week.
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Orange Coast
College student
Matt Gettchell talks
with graduate
James Havis at
reunion party
Friday in the
student lounge.
MAile MAU1Nf0AU.'I' PILOT
College's special ed alumni return to party
~ The Adult Transition
Program reunion celebrates
the accomplishments of
its graduates.
BY MARY ANN ~tON, STAFF W11.1TEll
COSTA MESA -Finding a
quiet spot to sit and chat at an
Orange Coast College reunion
party Friday afternoon was no
easy task.
With all the music, singing,
dancing, reminiscing and games,
there wasn't room for much else in
the student center.
The reunion and open house
was a first for graduates of the
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college's Adult Transition
Program, which has served
severely disabled adults since 1988.
The party celebrntcd the
accomplishments of the graduates,
who have trained to join the work
force.
"This is wonderful," said special
ed teacher Dob DoC111ger, as he
looked out at the crowd of about
100 partygoers. "I miss :ill my
graduates. It's great th:it \\e can
ge t together and see old friend's."
Teachers, OCC staff, students,
families and friends joined the
party, grooved to dance tunes and
played carnival game!. that yielded
prizes such plastic spic.kc rings and
"gold" necklace!..
Many eyed a large sheet cake
recognizing the graduates.
The OCC program is run
through th e counly Deparlmcnl of
Education and is de!iignccJ to pbce
disabled young adults in OCC
work environments 'lll°h .1~ the
mail room, cafeteria and 1C1:)cling
center to prepare them for other
adult program!. und jobs, ~aid
Susan Fallon, a principal "i1h the
county Depanmcnt of Educ~1t1on
special schools.
Students also learn
incJepcncJcncc through imprU\cd
communication, handling money
and making Jecisions about lood
purchases.
Some of the studcn1~ arc 11.tims
of head injuries and others were
born with developmental
disabilities.
Since the program's first
graduation in 1990, 12 studcnt!l.
have graduated and 11 have been
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Cemetery expansion inches closer to aparo~al
~ Neighbors and Pacific
View officials strike
compromise at Planning
Commission meeting.
Bv IJUS YOKOJ, Can Eonoa.
and mausoleums. The landscape
pla~ which wiJI also specify plant
heights, number and placement,
w)ll be a cruci:ll pan of the
project's approval, city officials
said.
NEWPORT BEACH -After
a rancorous 14 months, Pacific
View Memorial Park officials and
neighboring residents have finally
reached a compromise over the
cemetery's expansion plans -but
the Planning Commission this
week decli ned to approve the
plan just yet.
The commission also will re-
view a development agreement
that sets limits on the amount of
total construction the cemetery is
allowed.
Over the past year, the conten-
tious Pacific View expansion
project has bOunced Crom the
City Council to an ad hoe com-
miuee back to the Planning Com-
mission and council Cot resolu-
tion.
At its May 4 meeting, the com·
mission will review a conceptual
landscape plan th.!I details what
types of plants will be used to
camouOage the cemetery's crypts
Most of the debtue has cen-
tered on the cemetery's desire to
construct crypts and family mau·
soleums near residential property
lines. Homeowners in Spyglass
Hooters gets approval to add patio
NEWPORT BEACH -Just
two months in operation and
Hooters restaurant is already
making moves 10 grow.
The new restaurant, which
opened in February at 2406
i\ewport Dlvd., got the Pla nning
Commission's nod Thursday night
to add· a patio dining area and
cxpJnd its parking 101 onto
Jdjotning property
Uut out of concern for res1cknts
111 the 28th Street t-.1Jrina
condominiums, the commission
ruled th e rcstaurunl must clo~e the
dining deck at 10 p.m. to alkv1JIC
noise for neighbur~.
A couple of 28th Street Marina
residents who 'brough t up noise
concerns at the commission
hearing also took a moment to
criticize the restau rant's
atmosphere.
The restaurant's reputation has
been built by the Hooter Girls -
waitresses who wear tight T·shirts
and orange Dolphin shorts. The
restau rant's emblem is an o~l
whose eyes resemble a line
drawing of female breasts.
But the commission, judging the
restaurant solely on land-use
considerations, unanimously
approved the expansion plans.
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Rjdge have worried about the
quality or their views, lifestyle
and property values.
Residents and cemetery of-
ficials went through nine months
of ad hoe committee meetings
without reaching consensus.
Homeowners said they resent the
"intrusion" of a Texas·based cor·
poration -which owns Pacific
View -threatening 10 over-
whelm neighborhoods of Newport
Bench.
Cemetery officials countered
that their services provide a ne ed
for the entire county .~ not j~st
for a few neighborhoods. .
But finally Thursday, a "spirit
of cooperation" emerged among
all parties at the third Planning
Commission meeting on the
project.
Pacific View land use consult·
ant David Neish and several
homeowners presented a revised
site pion they crafted durin.g re-
cent meetings.
The plan calls for se tbacks as
much as 84 fee t Crom proP.Crty
lines. Pacific View's original' 30-
foot overage setback proposal was
a key bone of contention.
The revised plan also proposes
elimination and reduction of
some mausoleums and the con·
struction l>f a 16-foot-deep crypt
wall set back 84 feet from the
Spyglass Hill Community ~11-
tion property line.
The commission gave its infor-
mal support to this plan, which
most of the homeowners said
they could live with. But commis-
sioners asked Pacific View to re-
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turn May 4 with a landscape f Ian continue to have a good dialogue
that specifies how plants wit be with the community,'' Paine said.
used to screen the structurest "The goal au along was to find
The landscaping will be pivotal some sort of solution that would
to the plan, 'since that is wh11t work (or everyone."
"mollifies (residents') view of And while he acknowledged
those mausoleums," said COm· there will be a "substantial cost"
missioner Gary DiSano. · I d · f COmmissioners also indicated mvo ve in some 0 the improve-
tbey'd prefer sloped, rather than ments, "we have a responsibility
flat, roofs on future mausoleums. to ~e &ood neighbors," Paine said. Commissioners stressed they
weren't guaranteeing approval of Spyglass Hill homeowners
the expansion, but also expressed Dave March and Paul Hitzel-
satisfaction with the compromise b~rgcr'. who helped draft the re-
worked out by the' parties. • Vlscd St!~ ~la~, were ~th upbeat
David Paine, a spokesman for and,. opt1~1suc following Thur~-#
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PARTIES .......... ,
He and his wife of 20 years,
Dotty, who died last month of
breast cancer, enjoyed the swing-
ing lifestyle. But Goodwin said the
spread of AIDS in the mid-1980s
had a chilling affect on free sex,
and swinging parties were hard to
find .
"Dotty and me, oh. we missed
the sex so much," Goodwin said.
Only a {cw couples' attended the
Goodwins' first party. Eight years
later, Goodwin hosts as many as
60 couples at his parties.
"Halloween was our biggest
one," he said. "We had 103 cou-
ples here, and all in costume."
The "palace" features a living
room, for traditional socializing
and an entertainment room with a
dance floor, juke box, bar, and
~everal television nionjtors that
play adult movies. And then, of
course, ttfcre arc the bedrooms,
each furnished with a bed or two
(or three) and what Goodwin calls
"a pony" - a padded table outfit-
ted with stirrups.
There's a room for group sex, a
room just for pony rides and "The
Privateer" room, "for swinging
couples or menage a trois," reads
a sign that hangs above the door.
FORCES
Fre• P•I• Al
stage right now" -with Newport
Beach Mayor John Hedges and
the two agreed their fire depart-
ments overlapped on public ser-
vice and safety calls on a continual
In the back yard, couples can
frolic in a 20-Coot "hot pool" or
lounge under a grass cabana. And
there arc two pool-side cabins,
each furnished with a bed and a
pony, just in case all the bedrooms
arc occupied.
Goodwin said he enforces a few
house rules -like no nudity in
the Jiving room or the entertain-
ment room. But, towel wraps are
acceptable throughout the home,
according to a Panther Palace
newsletter that Goodwin published
last summer.
"Towel wraps are a-lot more at-
tractive than underwear," the
newsletter says. "If you don't have
one, we have a few in the lost and
found."
If anyone becomes rude or bel-.
ligerent, Goodwin's security man
thro~s the person out. But 'that
doesn't happen very often, Good-
win said.
"l've really never had any prob-
lems," be said. "Everybody's really
nice, we're all 1T1arried or have
been married. Nobody's pushy,
like. a lot of guys you see out on
the street. You know, you can
trust a swinger more than you can
those guys on the street."
Goodwin claims he doesn't re-
quire a cover charge. However, he
does accept donations to cover
food, entertainment, alcohol and
basis.
He said the fire departments in
both cities are well-run and offer
excellent service, but if the two cit-
ies worked together -not neces-
sarily as combined departments -
it would mean a lower cost to citi-
zens.
Saturday. April 22, 1995 AS
.. wear and tear."
His newsletter suggests a $30
contribution.
But taking money from bis
guests -whether it's a contribu-
tion or not -may be illegal, city
officials say.
"Generally, you can't conduct a
swini club for money out of your
house under our zoning," said City
Attorney Thomas Kathe. "But, l
haven't received any information
on this, so 'I don't really know
what's going on there."
Erickson said he's referred the
matter to City Manager Allan
Roeder, who will identjJy ways to
handle the case. • ,
"We might pursue this from a
business license aspect, check to
sec if he has a business license,"
Erickso n said. "Or maybe we'll
pursue this Crom an unauthorized
development angle, or check with
the police to see if there have
been a lot of complaints and han-
dle it as a police enforcement mat·
tcr."
Meanwhile, Goodwin will con-
tinue with his swinging lifestyle.
On Friday, he was still cleaning up
after a party he held last weekend,
on Easter Sunday.
"We're not doing anything
wrong," he said. "We're not doing
anything evil or sneaky, nobody
gets hurt. It's all consensual. It's
not adultery if it's consensual."
"I don't believe either fire de-
partment is fat," Erickson said.
"But in an area such as (adminis·
tration), we could have more fire
and paramedics on the street r;llh·
er than in administration."
Mayor Hedges could ·not be
reached for comment Friday.
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I I l Newport Harbor Lutheran Church · !
I + CHURCH: Newport Harbor "I'm going to be focus-I
t Lutheran Church. ing on the Easter themes
I + ADDRESS: 798 Dover of the Resurrection and
: Drive, Newport Beach. new life," Bill said.
• +TELEPHONE: 548-3631 . "Especially after lent.
t + OENOMtNATION: I'm going to try •nd
I Evangelical Lutheran Church work more and more
I of America. humor Into (the ser-• + YEAR CHURCH ESTAI-mons)," I LISHED: 1945. +PROGRAMS: A fellow-1 + SERVICE TIMES: Sunday -ship committee plans
9: 15 a.m. numerous events; a · + PASTORS: Bill and Susan monthly outreach ~erv-
Kinin-Hackett. . Ing meals at a Santa Ana + SIZE OF CONGREGATION~ hom~less mission; the
150-200 (weekly attendance). "Adopt a Social Worker"
• MAKEUP OF CONGREGA· prbgram, where a social
TION: Members come from all worker who has a f amity
age groups, with a concentra· in need calls upon the
tion church's congregation to
of young and older families. help meet that need. + CHILD CARE: Nursery care + DRESS: Regular
available; Sunday school for Sunday churchgoing
ages 3 through 12 begins attire.
after the children's sermon in + CHURCH DESIGN: The The Rev. Bill Kirlin-Hackett
the regular service. church is housed in a + TYPE OF WORSHIP: The two-story building, with steps
choir, led by music leading up an outside patio
director/organist William and the sanctuary.
Wells, sings traditional hymns. + MISSION STATEMENT: + WELCOME WAGON: (The church) is a gathering of
Pastor Bill welcomes visitors people who are freed by
from the pulpit and offers Christ's grace to be joyful wit·
them a copy of the New nesses and bearers of God's
Testament to keep. blory. We strive for unity in + TYPE OF SERMON: Bill faith offering (using) our indi·
speaks every Sunday until vidual gifts to carry out God's
July, when Susan returns from command to love and serve
disability leave and they one another as Christ has
rotate on the pulpit every loved and served us. In part-
week. "I look at the life of nership with the Evangelical
the congregation while Lutheran Church in America
preparing the sermon." Bill and other Christian churches,
said. "I find a message that's we reach out, teach, and pro·
teach the law and the Go"spel
as revealed in Scripture to
nurture children in the
Christian faith and to
strengthen adults in their
Christian calling;~3. We serve
by loving God and our neigh-
bor as ourselves; we provide
safe harbor, comfort, friend-
ship, encouragement and sup·
port to each other and the
community; we care for the
afflicted, stand with the poor
and the powerless and seek
dignity for all in God's cre-
ation. May we fulfill this mis·
sion by the grace of God.
fODAY
fUTIVAL Of atDVAN
The D11ho'ls of Newport Btub uc Jn
the midst of observing 1hc annual
Festival of Ridvan, 1 ll•doy pcrtod
that includes social ga1hcrinp,
devotional services and election or
their loc:il administrntivc body.,After
telling his followers he was God's
messenger, Baha'u'llah, the prophcl/
founder of the Baha'i Foilh, stayed in
a garden in Baghdad, Jrnq, from April
21 to Moy 2, 1863. He coiled it the
''Garden of Ridvan," whlc~ means
"paradise" in Persian.
GROWING IN UMAaatAOI
A scmin:ir, for nnyone who is sin&te
;iaain, in a relationship that m:iy lead
to remarriage or those already in :i
remarri:ige, will be held 9 a.m. to 3:30.
p.m. :it St. Andrew's Presbyterlon
Church, .600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. Cost is $15 per person
with prc-registralion or S20 at the
door. For more inform:ition, call
574-2214.
aoa PULLIAM LICTUU
"God's Forgotten Langu:ige -
Dreams," a seminar conducted by Bob
Pulliam, runs 10 a.m. to noon at
Newport Beach Church or Rell&lous
Science, 901 Dove St., Suite 145,
Newport Beach.
SUNDAY
'FOR THI LJVINO'
In commemoration of Yom Ha-shoah
Day, the J.C.S. Chap1er of the Society
for Humanistic Judaism features the
one-hour documentary "for the
Living" at 10 a.m. in the Jewish
Culture School site off Red llill in
Costa Mesa. For full direc1ions, coll
Gina at 6.i2-392S. The film chronicles
the creation, building nnd design of
the U.S. }iQlocaust Memorial Museum
in Wnshinglon, D.C.
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not too long and somewhat claim the Good News of
engaging. I use humor, quotes Christ. Because of who we
and stories in the sermon. are: 1. We celebrate in wor-
•v INTERESTING NOTE: The
church celebrates its SOth
anniversary this year, culmi-
nating in a large-celebration
in November.
12TH CINTURY fLIURY PLAY
The choir of St. Mlcbocl und All
An&cls Episcopal Church, 3233 Pacific
View Drive, Corona dcl Mar, presents
its fifth annual performance of the
Fleury play "The Visit 10 the
Sepulchre" at 10 n.m. For more
Information. call 644·0463.
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rytelling and humor in her receive through the living
rermons." Word, Baptism, and Holy + UPCOMING SERMONS: Communion; 2. We faithfully
By Anastacia Freeberg
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Udo, Newport Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Church lOam & Spm,
Sunday School lOam
Wednesday Meetings 8pm
Starch mt, 0 God, and know my
htart:
try mt, and know my thoughts: and
Stt if thtrt bt any wirktd way in mt,
and /tad mt in tht way tvtrlasting.
• l,
Psalms 139: 23, 24
Bronch of The Mottle1 Church
Tiie First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston. MossochustltS
SYNAGOGUE
TEMPLE ISAIAH
'
nseNat1ve)
Shabbal SeMct
Fllday ~ 8.00pm
Sal Moll*'O Shabbal
SeMee 10.00am
Rabbi Marc Steven Rubenstein
And Temple Chotr
2401 IMle Ave • NtwPort Beach T tnllle P!lone: ~8-6900 or 646-7512 Rdglous l HelQw School ~ MtMll
VlllTllll Al.WAYS WBCM
I
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Fairview Communhy
Church
A ..,.,.,.. i11/0l'Mtll "'1flwsplun
o/ splrl.tul f"OWtll al /1Uowsltip
l Sunday Worship at 10:00 A.M.
j Child Care & Sunday School : .......................................................
Ptutor: Dr. <;.,, Bantton
2525 Fairview Road (at Fair)
Costa Mesa (714) 545-4610
(next to the O.C. Fairgrounds)
EPISCOPAL
SAINT JAft"ES CHURCH episcopal
•A Community Dtdicol94 to levi"f on4 s.rvint JeJUf CltriJt "' l,..,.J """ srno,,.
Fr Dovtd C Anderson, redor
3209Vt0 lido
Newport Beoch
714/675-0210
II 7:30 om Traditional
9 om Contemeoro'Y.
9 om Church SchoOI
l 0:45 om Charismatic
and Wednesday noon
"'\l\,l\IHll\11
,\ \ I I \ '\ c • I I ....,
11'1"'' l>l'\I <Ill f<( 11
Sunday Worship
8:00M1. l O:OOAM
ursery, Sunday Schoo
#A Friendly, carlng
Christian Community"
3233 Pacific Vie11 Dr.
jat M.!rguef itt)
Corona def Mar
644-0463
METHODIST
NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1 60 I Marquerite Ave Coronc'f del Meir •
644-0745
Worship cH 8 OOAM & 1 O.OOAM
Sunday School All ~es 9 OOAM v E weir C. M run
FIRST UNOtD METHODIST
CHURCH OF COSTA MESA
420 W. 19th St. 548·7727
&tween Harbor and Newport
WORSHIP AT 9:00 AM AND 10:30 AM
CHURCH SCHOOL · All AGES · 9.00 AM
Nursery · Kiridergorten · 10.30 AM
Youth Groups Sunday Evenings
Pastor· Steve lsenmon
COMMUNITY CHURCH
REAL FAITH
FOR REAL LIFE
~ Colsr CoMMUNITT Oru~
lot SMNa, SENIOI PuTOI
W!DEND SEmas:
SmJIDAy 6:00 UI.
ScJNIM~ 9:00 fr 10:+' Ut.
JUO loNn:t CNMIN b. IMft. CA 9l71S
71+.8Sf.7600
LAGUNA
United Methodist Church
21632 Wesley Dr.
Laguna Beach
499-3088
Sunday Morning Worship
& Christian Education 1 OAM
Ministers David Beades & Virginia Wheeler
Wesley Counseling Center
services Available
Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 laker, C.M
Worship & Church School
8:30 and 10:00 a.m.
Dr. Richard George 979·8234
PRESBYTERIAN
ST. MAJlK
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunda11 Worship 9:30 a.m.
Child C.re, Sun1la11 Se/root
]11mboree •t &stbluf f
Newport Beath 644· 13" 1
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T~ ~d+~ 1)~ QJ1:
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
Cbureh oners
summer school
CORONA DEL MAR -
Luthcroo Church or the
Moster 2900 Pacific View
Drive, ~hich opened a kin·
dergarten through sixth
grade school in September,
.is expt)ndlng the program to
include summer school.
The summer session,
which starts June 22 and is
also K-6, includes before
and after-school care. En·
rollment applications are
currently being accepted.
For more information,
phone director Nancy
Spaeth ut 759-1146.
IAM ROLLHILADINO
JAM, for singles 21 through 39, takes
to the outdoors with bike ride and
rollerblading. Meet in the parking lot
of Tht Jewish Community Center or
Orange County, 250 E. B:iker St.,
Costa Mesa, at 10 a.m. and carpool to
the Balbo:i Peninsula. Bikes and
rollcrblodes cnn be rented for
approximnlcly S6 to SS. Oill 755-0340
for more details.
WHIU DO THINOI oot
"The Disappearance of Things" is the
title of the 10:30 a.m. sermon :it
Orange Coast Unltorl11n Unlversallst
Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
For more inform·a1ion, call 646-46S2.
llNOLU 8RUNCM
JOFF, for singles 59 and over, meets
for brunch and a comedy video at The
Jewish Comnumlty Center or Orange
CounJy, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa,
at 11 n.m. Cost is SS for JOFF
members, SS for prospective members.
For more information, call 755-0340.
WIDNESDAY
'YIDDISH HOUR'
Jt\,lsh Senior Center ot Orunge
County, 250 E. Baker St .. Cosi;.1 Mesa,
holds "Yiddish Hour" at 11 3.m. with
writer Gerson Jcrus. Kosher lunch is
:ivailable 31 noon for S3. Rcserva1ions
arc necessary al 513-5641 or 513·5642.
CHRISTIAN
! HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Disciples of Christ)
2401 Irvine Ave. at Santa Isabel
Newport B11ch
Sunday Worship -10:00AM
Or. Dallas Gladson 645-5781
MAH'f MOUa
JIBS. the Jcwlab CommunJI>: Ctnler of
Otan1e Countr'• aroup for singles oges
39.59, hosts o happy hour P.arty at S:30
m 111 Scou's Seafood Grill ond Bar, ~; Bristol SLrect across South Co:ist
Pl:wa in Costa Mesn. Cnll 7.SS-0340 for
information.
ICUMINIW. UC1Vd
Three distinauished Orange County
scholl\rs arc presenters at the 1995
Ecumenical Lecture hQSted by the
dioceson Commission on Ecumenical
ond lnterrell&lous Atrolr1 at 7:30 p.m.
at Maywood Ccl\ter, 2811 E. Villa
Real Drive, Orange. Titlcd'"Profiles in
Conscience," the 11th onnuol lcc1ure
series features Sister MaryAnnc
Hucppcr, professor at Rosary High
School· and George Saint-Laurent ond
Charle; Frazee, professors of religious
studies and NSlory at Cnl Stale
Fullerton. Tickets: $2_, Call 282·3000,
ext. 020.
llNOLll 11ai11
Psychologist John Fry talks. about
"Coping With Ange.r ; Without
Fouling Up Your Life as the
Serendipity singles series continues at
7:30 p.m. :it St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrc~s Road,
Newport Beach. Donation: S2.
THURSDAY
llltAILI INDIPINDINCI DAY
Aurhor and C:iptain Rudolph W.
Patzer! speaks in honor of Israeli
Independence Day at 7:30 p.m. at
Temple But Yohm, 1011 C:imelback
Street, Newport Beach. As captain of
the Paduc:ih, an aging U.S. gunship
sold :is surplus afler World War 11,
Pa12cr1 led the 1ransporta1ion of nearl)
1,400 Jewish refugees from Bulgaria 10
Palestine against the British blockage.
llis story is recounted in "Running the
Palestine Blockade: The Lnst Voyage
of the P3ducah," which Pa12ert will
autograph :it a qucstion-and-nnswer/
reception session following his lecture.
Tickets -S7-SIO -arc available at
644-1999 or 759-9 l 26.
'RHUMH FOR USULTS'
Cheryl Kepner of Resume Resource
speaks on this topic at 1hc Cree C:irci.:r
Nc1work meeting 7:30 p.m. in 1hc
Administration Building chapel at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St
Andrews Road, Newport Beach. Coll
. 574-223<).
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
NEWPORT BEACH CHURCH
901 Dove #145, N.8.
(Wsst of Jombor86) (North ol Bristo/)
(East of Jolln Wayns Airport)
Service Sun. 10:30 a.m.
M, Tu, Th, (714) 646-3199
Dr. Juanetlo Evans, Minister
LUTHERAN
CHRIST LVTHERAN CHVRCH
Pastor William Hemenway
"Wt lollt children, 11outh, 11oun9 11dults, urtu
adults, stniors. Wt loaJt to urt, to rt11clr
out, to mttt ntt4t, to
1mswer (utstions"
•Sunday SeMw -8:00 & 10<.30
• Sunday School & Bibk Studies -9:30
760 Vidori&'Street • Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(714) 631-1611 • (714) 540..6866 (School)
OiWCorert~
Serviles l.4S 1.111
WJ01111.&SJOpm.
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Rev. Mary Murray Shelton
Senior Minister
SUnday
"The Art of Heart"
Guest Speaker: Alan Cohen
CHURCH OF RIUGIOUS SCIENCE
Member of the United Church of R&liglous Science
2205 MAIN STREET . • SUITE 23, SEACUFF VIUAGE
PRESBYTERIAN
·' W1lf'h1r 1o1nJ he.ir chb rracri •I.
C1ui.t-ccntcttJ, l>tbhul m~
"GO AND PREACH
THE GOOD NEWS"
(Marlt 16 9-20)
Satunl 1y, Arr1f 22, ~JO PM.
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(IKtnM '"'"' N(111 '" Uar~tt fflah ~ho,tl llf IMnc •nd I S1h )
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O~n Monday tlirv Saturday 10 a.m to 6 p.m.
SllNl.ay 12 p.m. to~ p.m.
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living services can be time
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who are also highly-
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U you have a loved one in need of
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to call and find out how
we can help.
RIUOION
This Is President
Clinton's
proclamation for
National Day of
Prayer, which is
Thursday, May 4.
,.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29
'OTIWIDAY'
Juanella E\lllns leads this 10 a.m. to
noon a1 Newport Beach Cbu.rcb or
Rell&lous Science'• pnrsonogc, 1929
Tustin Ave., Costa Mesn. Call
646-3199.
'PLAYINO fOR TIMI'
JlBS the Jewish Community Center or
Orange County's group for singles :iges
39-59, ollends the Orange County
premiere of Afthur Miller's "Playing
For Time" 111 2:30 p.m. in Menorah
Theatre, 250 E. Buker St., Costa Mesa.
Call 755-0340 for tickets ..
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
WNIHTOOO
"Where Sholl We Go From I !ere?" is
the title o( the Rev. Diane l lcath's
. 10:30 -a.m. sermon nt Oraflie CoD~l
Unllarlon Unlvers:ilist Church, 1259
Victoria St., Costa Mesa. The sermon
explores sharing Of dreams of what WC
arc today ond the growing hopes for
what we shall become. The Social
Justice Commiuee presents a brunch
after the service. Call 646-4652.
'PLAYING FOR TIMI'
JOFF, the Jewish Community Center
or Orange County's group for singles
ages 59-plus, auends the Orange
County premiere of Arthur Miller's
"Playing For Time" Ill 2:30 p.m. in
Menorah Theatre, 250 E. Baker SI.,
Costo Mesa. An early supper follows
PUBLIC CHANDEIJER & LIGHTING AUCTION
SUNDAY, APRIL 30TH By Order of Owner 11 :OOAM
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Fixtures & Equipment, Etc. Office Egujpmcnt & Machines: ATI Merlin
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Copier, Plus Much More!
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Good News for Neck and
Back Pain Sufferers •.•
1.-. . 1
' ' .... Healthy
musclt.s in the lower back are
required to help rehabilitate,
stabilitt and prevent back
injury. Ma~y people go
through life in a state of
chronic atrophy of the lumbar
spane muscles, atrophy
resulting from the fact that
most activities have littlt or no
tf{tct on thtst musclts. It iJ
now clear that meoningful
exercise for the lumbar m14Scles
cannot be prcwidtd if the
exercises inoolve the muscles of
the hips and thighs .
The Med X machine makes
the isolation of the lower back
muscles possiblt. The computer
moniror indicates r.he muscle
are'1S nteding conditioning.
RehaOiliration lasu only 8-l 2
weeks and each ses ion uikts
just a few minutes.
For more information call:
Uniwnic, CoUfon\"1 San !Mp
Spine i/ Jolnt Condirioni"I Center
(619) 629.()(MU
-or•
Dr. GCAr1 Rcttii
(714} 6S0·07J6
at Birraporctt's. Call 755-0340 for
tickets.
MONDAY, MAY 1
PUYH DllMAY
As part of National Day or Prnyer -
proclaimed tor Thursdny by President
Clinton -FIBt Church or Christ,
Scientist. Costa Mesa, 2880 E. Mesa
Verde Drive, features a special display
on prayer in the Christion Science
Rending Room throu~h Moy 31. The
room, open 10 a.m. 10 3 p.m. daily,
offers visitors a place to explore the
Bible, Mrs. Eddy's writings and other
literature. For more information,
phone 546-3722. -
ONGOING
MINTAL NIAUN SUPPORT GROUP
A support group for parents, siblings
nnd spouses or the seriously mentally
ill meets at 6:30 p.m. Sunda~s at St.
Andrew's Prcsb)1crian_Church, 600 St.
Andrews Road, Newpo1:_1 Dcach. For
information, phone the Adult
Education Office, 574-2236
ICllNCI Of MIND
Meditntion lit 6:30 p.m. followed by
"Prosperity/Science of Mind" at 7 p.m.
ore held Tuesdays nt Newport Beach
Church or Religious Science, 901 Dove
St., No. 145, Newport Bcuch. Science
of Mind/Healing is also held 10 n.m.
Wednesdays. For more information,
call 646-3199.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Saturday, April 22, 1995 A7
Puna aUAJUAIT
flrst UoJted Methodist Cburch of
Costa Meso holds a Prayer Brcaltfur
at 6 a.m. Wednesdays at Denny's
restaurant at Newport BouJcv.srd and
17th Street in Costa Mcu. CaU
548--7727.
HOLY COMMUNION
St. James Episcopal Church, 3209 Vi:)
lido, Newport Beach, offers a noon
service Wcdnesdnys with Holy
Comm union. Bring a lunch and dine
with the church staff after the service.
For more information, call 675-0210.
A COUllSI IN MIRACLU
The non·profit organization A
Gathering.of Miracles present "A
Course in Miracles" lecture and
discus~1on 111 7:30 p.m. Tllursd:iys at
Sulat Mlcboel and AJI Antels
Episcopal Church, 3233 Pacific View
Omc, Corona dcl }.far. Allen
Ro~cnthal, n n.itionally kno"'u
lecturer, leads the lecture. Call
673·9227 or (310) 478-8994.
lll LI STUDY
llis Disciples fellowship in Costa
Mesa mv1tcs everyone for a study of
God'~ word, food, fun and fellowship
on Fridays ut 7:30 p.m. All ages
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Oklahoma City tragedy is talk ol children's charity events
T he trngic events this wcelc in
Oklnhoma City have focused
the eyes of the world on
children. ln our own community,
two very diff crcnt gatherings also
brought attention to the children,
all children or the world.
"How lovely to
think thut no one
need wait 11
moment longer to
start changing
Humanitarian Award went to
Branko Lu.atJ& and Steven
Spltlbcra for their productiop of
"Schindler's List." The award. a
sculpture of "Mother and Child,"
was created and donated by
Newport Beach artist Essie
Pinsker.
0
brolhers and listers won't bO
coming hoine," oCrered Orange
Coast VNA activist W~ady Mason.
A hetilth care worker and
hospital administrator at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Mason went on
to say that, "Our society docs not
provide for the mental health care
of children in this sort of
situation." And they arc often the
ones that ne ed it the most.
More than 200 supporters of
VNA turned out for the dinner at
The Center Club and a
performance of Noel Cowa rd's
"Blithe Spirit" ncross the street at
South Coast Repertory.
inception in 1989, more than 500
children and parents hove been
helped.
"It is the purpose of Necessary
Steps to create an atmosphere
conducive for these children to
eff ectivcly work through their
grieving process/' offered Wendy
Weber, VNA sppkeswoman.
For more information on The
VNA and Necessary Steps, call
288-4500.
B . ._¥. Cook's column Dppcnn
TJ1Ursdoys and SDturdDJ'S.
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the world. How
lovely that
everyone can
make their
contribution
toward
introducing
justice straight
away." The Crowd The words of
14-year-old Anne
Frank, written in
her now famous diary during one
of the darkest dawns of human
suffering, echoed through the
crowd gathered "to witness" her
suffering, and that or all the
victims of Nazi genocide. The
se tting was the annex of The
Newport Harbor Art Museum,
transformed into a mini-exhibition
of man's inhumanity to man as
"Anne Frank In The World"
debuted to an overfl owi ng house
Wednesday evening.
riooY O'DoMJllU.L PHOTO
Committee members Essie Plnsker of Newport Beach and Esther
Leiner of Coron~ del Mar flank "Anne Frank'ih the World" organ-
izer Bruce Giuliano. Pinsker holds awa!d for Steve!" ·spiel berg.
Gordon Martin, VNA president
and CEO, commented, "The VNA
is a 24-hour operation, on call for
any emergency that may occur in
Orange County. We were there for
the fire victims of La$una and
have off ercd our services for many
needs outside the county as well,
such as the Northridge earthquake
last year in Los Angeles. Tonight,
we are all particularly upse t over
the news from Oklahoma,
especially about the fate of the
children." ·
"This is a lesson in tolerance. It
is a chance for the next generation
to witness the atrocity that I
lived," commented Sir Jac k Polak,
Officer of the Order of Orange
Nassau and chairman of the board
of directors of The Anne Frank
~enter, USA.
Polak, a survivor of the Nazi
camps, emphasized the word
"Witness" again and again.
"Histo.ry has proven that
mankind is doomed to repeat its
mistakes when people forget the
lessons of the past. Through
teaching, passing down the lessons
of history to those who did not live
it, the next generation becomes a
'witness' to the truth -a truth
that must never be forgollen."
Despite the lack of air
conditioning in the overcrowded
museum exhibition space, the
audience was both silent and
chilled by Polack's words. The
irony of world events made his
message all too clear. On the
minds -and in the words -of
many in attendance was the
expression of horror over the loss
of innocent life in Oklahoma City
caused by the hand of hatred.
Organized by the dedicated
Drucc Giuliano, with tremendous
community support from many
sectors, including The Pacific
Mutual Foundation and The
Fieldstone Foundation, The
Jerrold Kaplan family, Ken and
Shannon McGr.1dy Dane, Dr .
Richard Lewis, Stephen and
Kathleen Dennet, James Phelps
and Michael Herring, Avco
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exhibition brings home "the
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discrimination," said Father John
Neiman, joining Rabbi Bernard
Klng in a multi-faith moment of
silence for all the innocent
children.
Gordon Martin, VNA Founde:t·
tlon president, with honoree
Ruth Ann Moriarty.
Lou Posner, retired Orange
County resident and Nazi camp
survivor, stood at the back of the
hall and listened as speech after
speech reminded him of his own
childhood. Tom and Marilyn
Nielsen attended with some of
their fam ily. Gayle Anderson,
director o( Orange County
Protocol, joined the Consul
Generals of Israel, The
Netherlands and Armenian
representatives stressing the great
need for world awareness to the
atrocities of the 20th century.
T hat same evening in Costa
Mesa, the third annual
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(Visiting Nurses Association)
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Center Club for pre-theater
,. cocktails and a dinner of pasta. It
was a theater-, fund-and
friend-raiser to benefit the VNA
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Survivors supply authenticity to 'PlaYing For Time '
Y CHIUSTOtHEa. Ta.ELA Th h · ' ' ribw. TO rn• DAILY Pit.OT • c l cater will hold about 200 to Auschwitz 10 1943. Mary, taken
G enocide. Extermination.
Holocaust.
No matter what you call
it, the death of more than 6 mil-
lion Jews in concentration camps
at the hands of the Nazis during
World War 11 was one of the
t-horrible incidents in human
history. Yet many history books
nd encyclopedias barely acknowl-
dge that the Holocaust ever hap·
ned. But it did. Just ask Henry
and Mary Kress.
The Polish immigrants spent
more than two years in German
concentration camps between 1943
and l945. Their memories of the
atrocities arc lending authenticity
to a production of Arthur Miller's
"Playing for Time,'' which opens
Thursday in the Menorah Theatre
at the Jewish Community Center
of Orange County in Costa Mesa.
The play is set in the Auschwitz/
8erkenau concentration camp, one
of three camps in the Auschwitz
area, and one in which Mary Kress
was held. It's the same camp
Fania Fenelon spent several years
In before writing the novel about
her experiences from which Miller
based his pl:iy.
''Playing For Time" focuses on
the fight for survival by members
of a woman's orchestra that played
music :is other female prisoners
toiled at hard labor. Director
Peter Henry Schroeder recruited
Irvine residents the Kresses to
serve as advisers for his produc-
tion, whose opening coincides with
Yom Hashoah, the Jewish O:iy of
Remembrance to commemorate
the Holocaust. And this ye:ir
marks the 50th anniversary of the
liberation of Auschwitz/Bcrkcnau.
"We're going to transform the
e.ntire place into a camp," said
Schroeder as he stood in the mid-
dle of the JCC auditorium lhat
will house the production. "The
audience will be right in the mid-
dle, witnessing the show. They'll
be part or the action."
~,,.,,_, ouvs2
audience members and a cast of to Aus~hwitz/Bcrkcnau the same
nearly 50 actors, many from Sehr-year, was 17. They still have prison
oedcr's Actor/Artist Group Work-numbers tattooed on their arms.
s~op that meets .at the JCC. The Like the characters in the play,
darec.tor also .e~hstcd the help of the Kresses, who met after the
classacal mus1c1ans to act as the or-war used to walk out to their
chestra, which actually plays music daily labor accompanied by the
on stage .. Som~ cast mcmb~rs have marches that the orchestra pl:iyed
been taking voice and music les· every morning. Upon returning
~ons, and many h.ave been rehears-from their labor, Mary Kress said
mg ~or the play since January. the prisoners would frequently
"You know what~ commitment have to stand outside in sun rain ·
that is?" asked Schroeder. "This is or snow for houni al a time ~hile
a no-pay situation. It's all wlun-all were accounted for. te~r. That's how .much everybody "If somebody died (while work·
thinks of the proJ.~Cl. I have great ing), they had to bring the body
respect for them. back to be counted," she rec:illed.
Schroeder also has great respect And if you did not die while work-
f~r the Kresses, noting that, "We ing, there was a good ch:ince you
wall never know what Henry and would be one of the millions cho-
Mary and the thousands that fol-sen to be gassed to death in one
lowed went through, and the thou-of the crematoriums. Shortly be-
sands that are in the hands of the fore the war ended, the Kresses
power that controls us all. We'll were evacuated from their respec-
never know what they went tive camps. Henry Kress and a
through. Never, never, never." friend managed to escape during
"Playing for Time" is as close as the evacuation, risking their lives
anyone would want to get to in ·O do or die attempt. Mary Kress
knowing what life in a concentra-wasn't as lucky.
lion camp was like, according to "When we left Auschwitz in
the Kresses. In fact, Mary Kress January (of 1945) in the death
said she cried when she read the march, we walked for about two
play because lead character Fania weeks," she said. "We were a
comes down with typhoid. group of about 65,000. After two
"It happened to me," Kress weeks, maybe 10,000 survived who
said. "I had typhoid and rheumatic were almost half dead. We didn't
fever in Auschwitz. I survived. My have any strength to run or know
mother would hold me up on one where to run. We wound up in
side and any woman, whoever was Berlin. They took us from one
near me, helped me. We did not camp to another: They were filled.
run away from each other, even There was no room for us."
though they knew how cont<igious "Playing for Time" is Miller's
I was. Once or twice, I heard tribute to the survivors of the war,
someone say, 'oh, she's still alive.'" as well as a w:irning about geno-
"lt's as close as possible," cide. It's :i play that Schroeder
agreed Henry Kress. "It's impos· hopes everyone will come to sec.
sible to play it 100 percent. You "Our adversities are minor com-
will have to shoot some people, pared to what they went through
kill them, hit them, the way it was in Auschwitz/Berkenau," he said.
in reality. Even if you want to tell "The audience is in for a sur-
the story, with all your heart, you prise," said Henry Kress. "Mos t
could never explain. The words people as much as they know
don't have the explanation of what they re111lly don't know what w~s
we went through." going on in the concentration
He was 18 when he was taken camps."
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COMMU.NITY FORUM
COMMUNITY FORUM RUNS THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS •WRITE TO: PILOT LEITERS, .BOW. BAY ST., COSTA MESA, CA 92627 • FAX TO: 646--4170 • READERS' HOTLINE (CALL-IN COMMENTS): 642-6086
It's education they have; trust and-faith they lack
8y M•rk P. Pe tracca
0 vcr the next couple of
weeks, Orange County's
new tax-takers are going
Liberal
Polltics
to try to
"educate" about
the need for a •
half-cent boost
in the county's.
sales tax. If
"only" the
public can be
educated about
the need for the
"reliable
revenue stream
Measure R will
provide," the
county's
"movers and
shakers" claim,
th e public will come to see the
necessity of taxing the county out
or bankruptcy.
I can't help but wonder how
cager these "movers and sha~crs"
would be to "educate'' the public
a,bout the possibility of
liquidating the assets of the
Transportation Corridor Agency
or increasing development f ces as
a respo'nse to the county .
b:lnkruptcy! Not very, is a reliable
guess. Not to wor~, you'll be
receiving a lot of' ecrucation"
from the consullants hired by
George Argyros and Gary Hunt
to achieve passage of Measure R.
Problem is, it's not an
"education" the public lacks or
needs in Orange County.
Education, the public has in
abundance. Orange Countians,
especially likely voters in thl!
June 27 election, know a great
deal about the county's
bankruptcy and its current fiscal
plight. Indeed, they've learned
more than they ever expected (or
wanted) to know in a lifetime
about public finance. ·
They're also beginning to learn
a lot about how this county has
been run for years, by whom, for
whom, and with what eff ccts. The
county's bankruptcy has started
to lift the veil of ignorance, which
has kept Orange County's power
elite hidden from public view.
For years, county government
has been run by and for the
power elite characterized by the
interlocking relutlonships which
connect members of the Lincoln
Club to those individuals loosely
called the Business co uncil. The
public authority entrusted to the
Board of Supervisors has been
used repeate~ly by this
interlocking directorate to .
enhance their private interests
(and to promote their financial
fortunes).
Consequently, the sort or
"education" one normally
receives during a hotly contested
campaign in this county -·
frightening predictions of
imminent calamity, glossy mailers,
insistent pollsters, and hired
volunteers -probably won't
move many voters to embrace the
sales tax hike as the cure for
what ails them or the county. The
pµblic already knows too much to
be easily bamboozled -this time
· -by a legion of professional
political consultants.
No, what the public lacks and
needs in Orange' County is trust
and faith in the capacity of
• representative government.to
serve the commonweal. Without
question the Supervisors should
hit the campaign trail in defense
of Measure R.
They owe it to Bill Popejoy and
the veracity of the vote they cast
to place a sales tax hike on the
ballot. They might even pick up a
few points in the category or
internal fortitude for doing so.
However, no amount of
politi~king by the current Board
on behalf or Measure R will
restore the public's loss of trust
and faith in Orange County
government.
Too many promises have been
broken, too many opportunities
for change squandered, and too
many options for 'financial
recovery Jc;Ct unexplored for a
lack or political courage -by
this and former Boards -·to
expect the public to allocate $130
Million per year for ten years to
continue politics as usual at the
county Hall of Administration.
Mark P. Pctracca ls Associate
Professor of Politl~al Science at
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Readers are split over whether the Harbor Patrol should be privatized. ..
Readers debate privatization of Harbor Patrol
Should the Harbor Patrol be
privatited? 1 believe it should be
maintained with armed security
patrol. There arc 3,000 house on
the water here on the harbor
and there's a great deal of crime
in the area -lifeguards would
not l>e a deterrent in that matter.
' MARTIN LOPATA
Huntington Harbour
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My wife and I both feel that
they should not privatize the
Harbor Patrol. The way it is
right now is working and, from
my experience, it's the best way
to keep it. So 1 definitely do not
think that the county should
· privatize it. From reading your
urticle, con see no figures at ull
on how they cun save money on
doing some th ing like that and
lot's of times they can't save
money when they say that. That's
just something they put out there
that ends up even beina more
cxpen ive.
S'fUAkT MCMEANS
Huntington l larbour
0
I own a businc$S in Dana
Point Harbor und feel that's a
pretty ridiculou~ idea on
privititina the Horbor Patrol. I!'
rcf crencc 10 th comment about
the mujority of the work thnt
they do is swimmer related and
the lifeguards could handle it,
that's like saying that the
majority of business that the
police department takes care of
is domestic '>qabbles so I think
family counselors should be
brought in instead of the police.
LARRY MERRILL
Newport Ucach
0
I am definitely oppo ed to
privatization My husband and I
live on our boat in Huntington
Harbour. The Harbor Patrol is
like our police force. I don't see
how private patrol people who
do not have the authority that
Sherifrs Deputies as far as law
enforcement. 1 don't see how
these people could possibly
police the property value and the
human lives in the mi.lrinas
especially for people like us who
have everything we own 011 our
boat because this is our home.
REBDJE DATc.S
Huntington Beach
0
I'm very much again.st
privit1zation. I believe the
Harbor Patrol over the years ha
done a great job in deterring
crime, responding to
emergencies, sinking boats
during the rain, boats
overflowing, this sort of thing.
They arc needed 24 hours a day.
We'd be very much against the
privatization of this.
DON FENNEk
Newport Beach
0
l am president of Dana Poi11t
Marina Corporation at Dana
Point Harbor, we've been in here
since 1971. 1 want to go on
record as being very much in
support of keeping the Orange
County Sherifrs Harbor Patrol
intact as is in and not substitute
anybody else other than these
deputies who have been an
immeasurable assistance to us
and our customers, boaters here
in the harbor for the past 24
years.
MORRIS HARRISON
Dana Point
0
I definitely don't think that
suspending the lunch program
for the homeless will decrease
crime. tr anything, I think it
would increase crime. Because
these people are not going to
have anyplace to go cat and they
might be tempted to get involved
In petty theft. I think that there
5hould be another way, but I
don't think that the e people
6hould bC nllowcd not to cut
lunch. I don'lt think that's the
humane thing to do and to
handle the program In this
manner.
SHIRU:.Y SOLOMON
Newport Oeach
0
Until J saw a picture of
Officer Robert Henry on the day
or the shooting, 1 didn't realize
he was the officer that I had a
brief encounter with !>Orne
months ago. While I wJs look111g
over an empty building on I.Jover
Drive, he drove up while
putroling. He saw me come out
of a door that was inadvertently
hod been left unlocked. I
explained why I was there und
why 1 might be interested in the
building, but I wasn't there
formally with the realtor's
approval. Technically 1 wns
trespassing, but he never
mentioned it. 1 lc listened to me:,
he was polite, he didn't <loubt "
me, he didn't bully me or talk
down to me. He c1Cpln1ncd wh) I
hould lcnve and tolcl me to have
u nice day. J did, mostly bctause ot his professional manner. I'm
urc his family ond hh colleagues
know he WU~ a &entle111<11\ UJld
now the public knows too.
OARY DRIES
'Newport Beach
J.
READER REACTION
Defending her
right to privacy
RE: Article from Weekend
edition, April 15-16, 1995,
"Transcripts Allege Offensive
· Behavior in Water District."
AILhough I represent the
Water District, the Daily Pilot
has written about me as tin
indiv.idual and l will respond
with my personal comments as
an individual. •
First, I believe my right of
privacy -the right of any
employee in the State of
California -has been taken
Crom me.
I have the right to privately
inform my employer of
inappropriate behavior in the
workplace. 1 have the right to
resolve any problem in a work
relationship in a productive,
discrete and confidential
manner and not have it front
page news. I have the right to
continue my work, and not
have an incident made so
public as to distract Crom my
work. Saturday's article makes
it difficult to carry out my
responsibilities as the District's
spokesperson. I have the right
to go on with my life and not
relive something, which others
have made public against my
wishes. This is much worse
than the original incident.
I find it interesting the
information received by the
Daily Pilot was both protected
by a privacy agreement and is
not yet filed with the Court,
not yet a matter of public
record. I question the motives
or those who shared the
information, those who would
use my name, and violate my
privacy, when my experiences
have no relevance or
relationship to current
allegations.
It is this type of exposure
that will make any woman
think twice before going to her
employer to discuss
inappropriate behavior, even
when the woman has full
confidence in the action that
will be taken by her employer,
as was my case. Violating
employees' privacy rights will
indeed have a chilling effect on
employ~es in any place of
business.
I understand the Daily Pilot's
First Amendment'rights to
report on information they
obtain when they believe it to
be news. I have appreciated the
professionalism and courtesy of
reporter Tina Borgatta as she
bas covered a "story" th11t is
difficult for all involved.
But, I am more than
someone's "story." I am a
reasonable person who deull
with a work issue in a
reasonnble manner. I was
satisfied with the quick nction
taken by my lxm, K.Arl Kemp.
Those who know me, will know
that 1 would nl!ver, ever i.tuy in
a ' ituation that compromised
my ethics ttnd scn~e uf whut is
right.
After reading Saturday's
Daily Pilot, now, I feel violated.
MARY f'. URASHIMA
Public Affairs Manaaer
Mesa Conwlidoted Waler
/1
0
Dear Mr. Millard:
Your correspondence of
April 9, 1995, prompted me to
send this letter. While I have
read previous letters from you
expressing dismay at the
number of Costa Mesa City
employees that lived within our
community, it was also my
understanding that you had
been advised previously that
state law precludes the city
from imposing such
requlrc;ments. Perhaps I am in
error in my understanding, so l
hope this corr~spondence will
clarify this matter. I have
attached the appropriate
Section of the State
Government Code as it applies
to residency requirements.
As a long-time Costa Mesa
resident {approximately 20
years) and a Costa Mesa city
employee, I well understand
your position. At the same
time, however, I think ii is
important we remember that
when an individual is employed
by the city, that employment
does not necessarily apply to all
aspects of that individual's life,
including his place of
residence. Our employees are
compensated -and paid well
for -the services they are to
provide to our community while
on duty.
They are not chattel wherein
employment constitutes 24-hour
a day control over their life. 1
happen to live in Costa Mesa
because I love the community
and only secondarily because 1
feel it important in terms of
how I do my job.
ln regards to law
enforcement personnel
particularly, you might be
surprised to note that there are
many police officers from other
agencies that do li"¥e in Costa
Mesa. Unlike those of us who
have no qualms about taking
our work home, that doesn't
customarily mean dealing with
those selling na·rcotics or
committing homicides. I believe
it perfectly understandable that
a police officer would want to
"put some distance" between
himself/herself and their
respective families from
criminals that they deal with on
a daily basis.
Not withstanding the
preceding, I do feel the
behavior of the police officer as
referenced in your letter is
totally unacceptable. The
simple fact or tf\e matter is that
if the incident occurred as
outlined in your letter, the
police officer had a
rc!:ponsibility to take action.
Should you ever experience
anything of this kind again,
please make note or the
officer's name or badge number
so that approprinte action can
be taken. Thi' is not a function
or residency, but rather one of
what our personnel arc paid to
do in the normal course of
their duties.
ALLAN t... ROEDER
Costa Mesa City Mana•r
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot •
LOANS
fr•• P•1•At
~itizens and what w_e arc facing
tn the bankruptcy as something
we can work together on " she
said. '
"And 1 think it's great. We all
serve the same i;onstitucnts and
the same taxpayers and if we
can think of ways to improve
services we should absolutely be
making that effort. L think ·the
meeting was along the lines of
saying 'What can we do? How
can we help?' "
The district cut $3.1 million
out of next year's budget be·
cause of the county's bankruptcy
in December. With the cuts
combined with the sale of Lh~
forme r Bear Street School and
reserve fund s, the district ex·
pects to be able to run the
schools without defaulting on
loans -if the county's repay·
ment plan goes through.
Under a settlement plan ac·
cepted by trustees on April 4,
the district stands to get back
I
MARBLE
from Page At
for an auction to benefit Henry's
family.
It was -one would have to
imagine -as bountifu l a display
of unchecked affection that a
community could possibly muster.
And when death came, the
community seemed 10 collectively
sense lhe loss. The officer's
fun eral attracted some 4,000
friends, colleagues and ~upportcrs.
Many had never met I fenry
before. A communi1y ga1hering at
the Hyall Ncwponer drew
hundreds. Again, many had never
met the officer.
"Every night we prayed for
Officer Henry," said 12-year-old
$60 miJlion immediately, fol-
lowed by an additional $11 mil-
lion by June S. The remaining
$9 million would be iSsued
through repayment claims and
would be paid back gradually.
The settlement has been ap-
proved by the necessary agencies
in the pool and now must be re-
viewed by a federal bankruptcy
court jodge.
About $80 million of the dis-
trict's money is in \he county in·
vestment pool -$33 million in
property taxes and other rev-
enues directly deposited with the
county by law, as well as nearly
$47 million the district borrowed
to invest.
Costa Mesa's Erickson said he
brought up the dual-city loan
idea with his Newport c-0u nter-
part,. Hedges, several weeks ago
as a way to help both communi·
ties.
"The idea is that the school
district serves both of our cities
and if they are hurt by the bank-
ruptcy, the entire community
would suffer tremendous dam-
age," Erickson said. "The com·
Lauren Edwards, who attended
the community memorial. "And
when he passed away we prayed
for his family and that he went to
heaven."
And so it was that in a time of
bleak news -from Oklahoma
City to the treasurer's officer in
Orange County -that Officer
Bob Henry's death offered more
inspiration than heartache, more
hope than dread.
And though I never met the
man, one gets the idea that
Officer Henry would have
apprecia1ed the fact that on 1he
day he was laid to rest, his name
brought more smiles than tears.
Steve Marble is tl1e managing
editor.
muni ty would be torn apart if
our schools f aiJ."
Another loan off er was made
to the school district at the end
of March by the Irvine Ranch
Water District. The water dis·
trict offered to help both New-
port-Mesa and the Irvine Uni-
fied School District with short-
tcrm cash flow needs.
If the school district takes out
a loan from the cities, it
wouldn't be a freebie, Erickson
said.
"The city of Cos ta Mesa is in
good financial condition and I
think the council would be open
to discuss the possibility to work
with Newport and the school
district," he added.
Erickson said the loan's inter-
est has not been discussed and .
Slressed the "last resort!' aspect .
of the idea. .
"This is just an idea that may
or may not go anywhere, but I
hope that as an independent
agency, the district could come
out of this without help," he
said.
Shelter for homeless
women hosts annual tea
ESA Martha House, a shelter
for homeless women, hosts its 9th
Annual AfterQP.on Tea Sund.ay
from 2 to 4 p..m. at the Village
Crean, 2300 Mesa Drive, Santa
Ana Heights.
The tea will feature a
Renaissance theme provided by
the Guild of St. Olaf, Orange
County, with a king, queen and
royal court, including a jester and
a harpist.
Tickets are $50 and reservations
are required. Call 639-5323.
Proceeds benefit ESA Martha
House's homeless women
residents. ESA, an ecumenical
service, annually assists more than
70,000 people in 13 Orange
County programs.
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fre• P•1• Al
wants to go home to her kids,"
he said.
Deputy District Attorney Joe
D'Agos tino maintains the case
of grand theft is separate Crom
the homicide case and called
the reduced bail "fair."
"We're not in court to link
up the theft with the murder,"
he said.
According lP court docu-
ments, the 15 checks -written
from Jan. 10, 1994, to Dec. 15,
1994 -vary in amounts from
$3,000 to $250,000. During the
four days prior to McLaughlin's
death on Dec. 15, Johnston
wrote checks totalling $336,000
including one for $30,000 writ·
ten the ·day McLaughlin was
killed.
D'Agostino said $220,000 in
four of Johnston's local bank
accounts has been frozen and
seized by a court order. He
said if Johnston is convicted,
the money would most likely be
returned to McLaughlin's es-
tate. McLaughlin made his for·
tune developing medical sup-
plies.
Friday evening, Johnston had
not posted bail and remained
in custody at Orange County
Jail.
Naposki -a 250-pound
former international foo1ball
player wh·o claims 'h is career
has been ruined because of his
alleged connection to the homi·
cide case -said he has spoken
to Johnston over the phone
during the fi ve days she has
been in custody.
Naposkl declined to com-
ment on whether he and
Johnston are romantically in·
volved. as police stated irt
search warrant documents for
the homicide case.
He said he tries to comfort
Johnston and tells her that her
two children, ages 9 and 7, are
"OK."
"I tell her to keep a posi1ive
attitude and sit tight until we
get her out of there," Naposki
said.
Saturday, April 22, 1995 A11
Tr•11ent'1 dlltb
called 'suspicious'
COSTA MESA - A
transient found dead
behind a Gisler Avenue
motel on Friday died
under "suspiciousl'
circumstance$, ooroner and
police officials said Friday.
Thomas Arthur Lundy,
42, no known address, was
found inside his pickup ·
truck parked behind the
Motel 6 at 1441 Gisler
Ave., said Costa Mesa
police Sgt. George Yezbik.
Yezbik said Lundy had
no knife or bullet wounds ,
and appeared, by
authorities, to h~ve be-en
dead about 72 hours.
Yezbik said the coroner
had not determined the
cause of death Friday
night.
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•There's no other way to summarize
Costa Mesa's 7-6 loss at UnlveriftY.
BY DBNNll BILOSTI51.l10U&, SP0&1'1 W&ITll.
JRVINE -Live by the sword ....
The Costa Mesa High baseball team, which
has made dramatic comeback victories a babit}
in recent weeks, found out how the other side
feels on Friday afternoon.
The Mustangs, who scored three runs in
the bottom of the seventh to turn around an
apparent loss against University on Thum!ay,
could not hold a four-run lead in the final
two innings Friday against tho Trojans and
suffered a beartbreakJng 7.() Pacific Coas't
League Joss.
University used three one-out' walks and a
two-run single by leado!f hitter Tim Black-
burn to win the game in the bottom of the
seventh.
Costa Mesa Coach Dou1 Deats shouldered
the blame following a decision to lift starting
pitcher Jeremy Starns to start the bottom of
the sixth after the Mustangs had rallied for a
6-2 lead.
lee MUA/P•1•U
• Lost opportunities prove fatal
in PCL setback at Laguna Hills.
BY R.lCHA&D DUNN, SroaTS Warrsa
PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARl.SON, 642-4330, ext. 223
~ Harbor's frustrations finally
end, and what a way to finish
a 24-game skid -with 6-4
win over Back Bay rival CdM.
BY BAll.Y FAULlCNEI., Sroan Warna
NEWPORT BEACH -The last
time Kirk Bates was this nervous for a
final out, the 1984 College World Se-
ries was at stake.
"I think I wanted this one even
more,'' said the former Cal State Ful·
lerton national champion, who watched
his Sailors earn their first Sea View
League victory since May 11, 1993,
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Woodbl1doe II ... ~ S. Matgarfta II Cd
lrvile at El Toro
ending a 24-
game league
losing steak
with a 6-4
triumph Fri·
day over vis-
iting Back
Bay rival Co-
ron a dcl
Ma r.
"I've been
playing ball
and coaching
for qui t e
some time,''
Saturday, AprU 22, 1995 81
I •
LAGUNA HILLS -Galvin Yanagisawa
was stranded on second base four times, Es-
tancia High left a runner on third twice, and
another Eagle base runner was picked off
second base.
Bates contin-
ued, "and it has been stressed to me,
over and over, to try and stay on an
even keel. But I'd be lying to you if 1
LEAH HoGHEN/DAtLY Ptwr
Newport Harbor's Greg Wertman gets back safely under the tag of Corona del Mar first baseman Kevin Stuart.
Still, the Eagles came within a diving play
of tying up the game Friday against Pacific
Coast League-leading Laguna Hills.
Anything goes in the wild PCL race.
"Hey. there arc no white flags at Estancia,''
said Eagle assistant coach Ken Millard, fol·
... IAeLUIP.,e ai
told you· 1 didn't get down during the losing streak.
It's been a tough thing for everyone in our pro-
gram."
Toughness by the Tars was a consistent theme be·
hind Friday's momentous win, as the Sea Kings,
ranked 10th in Orange County, appeared unwilling
to see their league title hopes damaged by the up·
start hosts (8-10, 1-9 in league).
CdM (12-5-1, 5-4) belted 13 hits against Newport
sophomores Joe Urban and Danny Pulido, who
combined to strand 14 Sea King base runners.
Urban, starting on 10 days rest for the first time
in his two-year career, battled through five innings,
stranding 11, including two-out, bases·loaded strike-
outs in the second and third. He fanned five and
walked four to earn his third win of the season.
Pulido, who stoic the decisive run with aggressive
base running in the third, and drove his second ca-
All-Sta rt:•ops: '"8Y're tonight at Orange Coast College
...,. South boys feature CdM's Fracalosy, DeGrazier,
Estancia's Byrne; Newport's Clayton, Estancia's
Richards bolster South girls in hoops doubleheader.
Orris, who also has CdM senior guards Drian Fracalo~y and Do-
minic DeGrazier at his disposal, said he will try to emphasis quick-
ness, spread the noor, and deploy consistent defensive pressure to
help the South protect its current 17-12 series lead.
rcer homer over the right-center field fence in the
fifth for an insurance run, posted his second save by
stranding two in each of the final two frames.
A shot back to the box nailed Urban on the lower
left leg and caromed to first baseman Mike Free-
man for the final out of the fifth, but Bates said his
decision to bring in Pulido wasn't based on any pos·
sible injury .
See SAILORS/Page Bl
I • I I
Bv BA.R.R.v FAULKNER, Sl'olln WlllTn
"We obviously don't have the personnel to pound it inside," ex-
plained Orris, who termed Byrne more of a forward type than a
post-up performer. "We're going to have to be unselfish and work
as a team to be successful. Our guys are going to have to be willing
to give the ball up and trust they'll get it back. The guys who can
do that, will get more playing time."
~ ace women win 1 OOth straight dual swim meet.
COST A MESA -South Coach Paul Orris' nine-year tenure at
Corona de l Mar High has prepared him well for the task that faces
his team tonight in the 30th annual boys Orange County All-Star
Basketball Game, which tips off at 8 o'clock at Orange Coast College.
Orris, who has neve r been blessed with excessive height, will feel right at
home trying to find ways to counteract a North squad that includes 7-foot
Craig Clark (Sonora High), 6-9 Mark Seaton (Servile), 6-8 Shaun Jac~on
(Mater Dei) and 6-7 Jeremy Vandervoet (Los Alamitos).
"It's probably just as well,'' said Orris, who can count on Estancia High
senior Kevin Byrne (6·8) to hold his own in the paint against the North gi-
ants. "I'm not sure I would know how to coach big guys, anyway."
...
Newport Harbor High senior Mandy Clayton and Estancia's
Cyndi Richards will represent the Sou1h girls, who take on the
North in the 18th annual Orange County All-Star Game, which precedes
the boys game at 5.
Orris, assisted by Laguna Beach Coach Dret Fleming, will start Byrne in
the post, with Trabuco Hills teammates Jon Paisley (6·5) and Rob Warnick
(6-4) at the forwards.
Santa Ana Valley High's Michael Riggins (5-10) will start at point guard,
See ALL·STARS/Pa9e 82
CYPRESS -The winning streak for the Orange Coast
College women's swimming program reached a milestone
Friday afternoon, following the Pirates' double-dual meet
victories over host Cypress and San Diego Mesa in Orange
Empire Conf ercncc competition.
The Pirate women won their 100th consecutive dual meet,
a streak that stretches back 12 ycors. It is believed to be the
longest community college winnjng streak for any sport in
SeeSWIM/P•1•82
Ready to POii
...,. Balboa Bay Volleyball Club's
14-and-unders finally set
with a full deck to play with.
T he Balboa Day Volleyball Club 14 &
Unders will play in their third
tournament of the year on Sunday
at Newport Harbor High School.
Due to basketball tournaments, the
BDVC teams have been at partial streng1h
in the first two tournaments. This
tournament will be a realistic sho\.\-ing of
this year's teams.
The Balboa Bay 14 Blue team won the
last tournament played in Los Angeles'
and should be a favorite along with the
Balboa Bay 14 White, Belmont Blue
(Long Dench), Pacific Palisades, Seaside
(San Diego), Santa Barbara and
Manhattan Beach.
The format will be
pool piny foUowed by
single elimination
playoffs which will be
seeded from the pool
finishes.
Always 11 crowd
favorite, the Balboa DBy
"Green Machine"
typically rallies to
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Volleyball
def eat heavily fnvored
teams. The
tournament's
"machine," coached by
Matt Wright, will
include sellers Spencer
Bemus, Jeff Check and Chuc Emery,
outside hitters Kurt "Mr. Utility" Thayer,
OiCf and Chris Shepherdson, middle
bloCkcn Ryu Ward. Brian Sweet and
Dtcw McCrary, and bec:krow ipeda1*9
Chriu Street and Steven QWct.
The Balboa Bay 14 Red ii coeched by
Phillip Schildu, who wu tut ye1r'1 OP ... ~ ..
82 Saturday, April 22, 1995
laalOngs
sllav8 TIN
around, 16-3
~ Corona del Mar
improves to 11-4
overall, 6-1 in the
Sea View League.
NEWPORT BEACH -
Corona del Mar ,High's
boys tennis forces proved
superior, again, in a Sea
View League match at
Back Bay rival New.port
Harbor Friday afternoon,
sweeping to a lS-3 deci-
sion to impJove to 11-4
over,iill, 6-1 in league.
Sophomore John Cap-
pello, playing in the No.
3 spot in singles, swept,
as expected; and fresh-
man John Macfarlane, in
the No. 2 berth, was also
a three-time winner.
There was more of the
same in doubles as soph-
omore Greg Coleman
and junior Josh Wein-
stein teamed up for a
strong effort in sweeping
Harbor; and junior Raj
Shukla and senior Mike
Feyka also turned the
trick.
Coron• del Mar 15
Newport Hart.or 3
Singles: Stauffer (CdM) lost
to 1Co11ma, 3-6; lost to Sims,
4-6; def. Rinck, 6-0) M01dul.Jne
(CdM) won 6-4, 6-3, 6-3;
Cappello (CdM) won 6-2, 6-J, 6-2.
.... -.. -· -·--
N9Wport a.ch/ca.ta. M ... Dally P
SWIM ..... ~·· the country.
"All the credit goes to (h
coach) Don Watson," said O
assistant coach Jon Rathfel
. "He lost his first meet h
against San Diego Mesa (Feb
ary, 1982), so it's kind of ironic
would get his lOOth wir agai
Mesa."
OCC defeated San Diego M
83-SS, and Cypress, 139-22, in s
orate meets. The double-wins
the Pirates a final 8-0 mark t
season, with only the eonfcre1
and state championship meets
maining in the next two weeken
"Now, we're looking forward
our conference meet, because
still need to qualify a few m
swimmers," said Rathfeld
"We're looking to do fairly well.
The Pirate women have c
tured six straight state champi
ships and 10 of the last 11.
Among the highlights for
OCC women Friday was Alli
Jenson earning her first victory
S:40.19 in the SOO freestyle. E
Snow was a double-winner
Coast in the SO (29.89) and
backstroke (1:01.SS).
Michelle Pereira also cont
uted with wins in the SO butte1
(29.76) and 50 free (2S.88),
latter a state qualifying effort.
The OCC men, also defend
state champions, finished th
dual meet season Friday with :i
record by defeating Mesa, 53.
and Cypress, 120-28.
Diver Trevor Hogland, cons
ered a threat for the state cham
onship in his specialty, won the
meter and 3-meter events. He
mains undefeated this season
tering regional and state co
petition.
DoN L!ACH/DAJU' l'ILOT
Newport's Yusuki Kojima backhands toward CdM 's John Cappello ...
Doubles: Coleman-Weinstein
(CdM) def. Utman-Bouchat,
6-4; def. Oyler·Evarts, 7-S; def.
Davidson-Summers, 6·3;
Shulda-Feyka (CdM) won 6-3,
6:1, 6-2; Fruchbom·Jihangiri
(CdM> lost 1 ·6; won 6-4, 6-2.
DoN LIM:H/DAJLY PILOT
and CdM's John Cappello sets up to fire back in Friday's duel.
Meanwhile, freshman Andr
Lindholm tripled for OCC by w
ning the 200 individual med
(2:02.37), 200 butterfly (2:02.
and the 200 backstroke (2:03.25
Kevin Byrne, Estancia Brian Fracalosy, CdM
ALL-STARS
From Pago Bl
with Lnguna Dcnch's Drandon Bloch open-
ing at the other guard spot.
Dyrne, a second-team All-CIF Division
Ill selection and the coaches' Pacific
Coast League Co-Player of the Year, aver-
aged 10.4 points and S.2 rebound s in
Coach Tam Parscl's balanced attack.
game as a 6-2 guard.
Fracalosy, known for
his creative flair penetrat·
ing the basket, is the type
of playe r who flourishes
in wide-open play that
typifies all-srar com-
petition.
D e G r a z i er, a 6 -0
guard, averaged 12 points
en route to second-team
AJl-CIF recognition. He
was also All-Newport-
Dominic DeGrazier, CdM Mandy Clayton, Newport Cyndi Richards, Estancia
Star Tournament, March
31 at UCI's Bren Events
Center.
The North, coached by
Mater Dei's Gary McK-
n igh l, also includes
three-point sharpshooters
Clay McKnight (Mater
'It's probably just as
well. I'm not sure I
would know how to
coach big guys, any-
way.' Dei) and Todd Sand
-PAUL ORRIS (Troy).
SOUth Al·Starl boys coach Clay McKnight set th e
county s ingle-season
Tars.
Clayton was also a big part of the 1993-
94 Sailors' unprecedented trips to CIF
Southern Section and Southern California
Regional title games.
Woodbridge High Coach Eric Bangs,
who will be assis ted by Estancia Coach
and former Woodbridge colleague Russ
Davis, said Clayton has been sharpening
her game, having not played much basket-
ball since entering track and field as a
hurdler and jumper.
Sophomore Michael Kerr '
victorious in the 100 (48.61)
200 freestyles (1:46.33), while
Sturdivant contributed a seco1
place finish in the 200 f
(1:50.61) behind Kerr, while tak
the top spot in the SOO f
(5:14.66).
MIN
Or-9e Ceeat Ii, ID MH• 4i o,. ••• c .... 120, ey,,, ... 21
3·mftt!r dhoing-1. Hogl.uid (OCO, 22l.4$.
medley rel.iy-1. ~ DiqoM~u, 4:10.2t. 1, fne-1. Ht.ii (M), 10:2'"'3; 2. Acuna IOCO,
10:)4 .. 23; 3. Thiele (M}, 11:04.46. 200 frtt-1
Kerr COCO, 1 :46.ll; 1. Stlirdivant (OCO,
1:5G.61; 3. T..a-11(Ml,1:57.90. SO free-1.
Bobzien IOCC), 21.71; 1. Crilly (~01 22.19;
Ashlon (M), 2l.S6. 200 IM-1. UnOllOlm (
l :Ol.37; l. Ntal (M), l :OJ.Sl; J. Al·lvul (M
2:21.70. l·mettrdiving-1. H~.ind IOCO,
214.0S. 200 ny-1. Undholm <OCO, 2:02.46;
Alhlon (M}, 2:07.11; J. Tudcwtll (M), 2:11.41
100 frtt-1. krr (OCQ, 41.61; 1. lobzien
tOCO. 49.09; l . Durun.inn (M), 5J.6l. 200
b.ck-1. Undholm ({)CC), 2:03.21; 2. AcuM (OCC), 2:15.07; l. Arttt (M), 2:1S.U . SOO
free-1. Sturdivant (OCQ, 5:14.66; l. Uoyd (
S:22.44; l. Thiele (M}, 5:21.lS. 200 bru•l-1
Neal (M), 2:17.02; 1. Al·larw (M), l :JS.15; J
Ac\lna (OCC), 2:41.44. 400 free reta,.-1. San
Dl~o Mtsa, l :3:z. u ,
WOMIN
Or•a9e Ce .. t IJ, ID Mesa II
Or11a90 ce .. t 1J•, Cypreu 22
Shooting 60% from the field and lead-
ing the team in blocked shots, Dyrne
helped the Eagles compile n 25-4 record,
including a 10-0 mark in the PCL, before
bowing out of the Southern Section Ill-A
playoffs in the semifinals.
Fracalosy, the N;"'port-Mesa District
Player of the Year, earned was a first-
tcam All-CIF Division IV performer, aver-
uging a district-leuding 17.2 points per
Mesa District and joined Fracalosy as a
consistent force for the Southern Section
IV-AA champions, who finished 18-12.
record for three-pointers
(130) this season, in which he helped the
Monarchs to the Division 1 state champi-
onship.
Richards, a S-10 three-year starter, aver-
aged 11.2 points to help the Eagles ad-
vance to the ClF 111-A second round.
The games, which have separate admis-
sion charges, are sponsored by the Down·
town Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club and pro-
vide proceeds for several charities, in-
cluding Children's Hospital of Orange
County.
l·meter dMns-1. Edwards <OCO, 191.9S;
Sw&n (OCC), 171.4S; 3. Schlimmer lM), 130.J
200 medley relay-1. Orange Coast (Snow, 'lelllio, Wrigllt. Conine), 2£02.04. 200 IM-1.
Orels (OCC), 2:23.90; 1. Dfllde.rlo (Ml, 1:14.
J. Jtnson (OCC), 1:29.4). 50 frtt-1. '"fir•
(OCC), 21M; 1. lryant IM), ll.34; l . Couch
21.S7. 100 back-I. Snow (OCC), 1:01.SS; 2.
Conine (OCC), 1:05.37; J. Trapp <Ml. 1:11.97.
100 brew-1. rietzko <OCO, 1:11.17; 2.
OWderio (M), 1:15.47; l . M.161.i& (M), 1:)2.
200 fne-1. Oreis (OCQ, 2:09.24; l . Ktays I
2:13.71; l . Trach.in (M}, l :2U9. SO fly-1. rtrtlra (OCQ, 19.76; 1. Wri~ (OCQ, J0.62; Coud1 (M), l 1.0I. J-meter drvinf-1. ldwatd'
IOCO, l39.4S; 1. SWilll (OCC), 9l.9S; l .
Schllm-(M), 14'.lO. 100 frff-1, Orels
(OCC), Sl.41: l . lryant <Ml. 1:01.24; 3. Horn
(M), 1:01.91. 100 f!Y-1. McOanl«I (M), l :Ol.1
2. ICuys <MJ. 1109.il; ), Coudl (M), 1:17.11. ~-1. Snow (OCC), 29.19; 1. Conine (OCO
J0.7'; J, 'lttmu (M), 31.ll. 100 IM-1. W•i&
<OCO. 1:05.75: 2. lryl!'t (M), 111S.36j,_J, Tr1
(M), 1:15.49. 500 fru-1, J•-(OC1.1. S:4
2. Mc.Dani•! (M), 5:44.4); J. Kuys (M)1 _S1S I I
SO brust-1, OalHrlo CMJ, 34.47; 1. Mfftl.\
(M}, 42.95; no third. 100 fru relay-1. Silll DI
Mfta.nt.
LOCAL SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
laalcotlaall
High school boys -Or>tnge County All·Sl.tr
C.Jme .Jt Orange Co.ut Collegt, 8 p.m.
High school girls -Or.inge County All-Stu
C.Jme .it Or.Jngc Co.nl College, S p.m. .........
C311l'ge -Southern Cali(C>rnlil ill
Westmont, doublc·hCllder, noon.
Tennis
Colle~e men -Westmont lit Southern
Clllforni.i College, 1 p.m.
Communi1y college men -Or1ng1 Coast at
OrAnge Cmp1re Conrerence finAl1, at Irvine
V1tlcy, 1 p.m.
Community college women -o,.nge
C0.11t al Or1nge Empire Conrerence Fin.its at
Colden West College, 1 p.m.
Tracie and flold
College ml'n ;ind women -Southern
Callrornla Colll'go :it Meet of Champions at
Azusa Pacific at Azusa PadOc, 10 a.m.
High school boys and girls -Corona
del Mar, Newport ltarbor, Estnacla at
Orange County Championships ;it Ttabuco
Uill1, 10 a.m. • .. ,. .....
College -Southern Californi1 College at
Azu11 P.acific, noon.
Dhrln1
Community college mon and women -• Or.Jn&c Coast a& S<1ddleback 'ent.Jthlon, all
day.
lwl••ln1
Hl&h t<hool tioyt and cJrl• -Ncwporl
HarbOr tnwitatlonal, 10 1.m.1 Cotll Mua. Cotona dcl M•r •I r001hfll ln\il.atic>IW, 10
a.rn.
Crew
Comrnwily colltl• "''" -Otans• Cout at llecfWC)(Hj Shortt lltpU1 11 St.enrorcr, • 1.1'11.
Doth Fracalosy and DeGrazier were
first-team All-Sea View League, and
joined Dyrne in the Orange County All-
Clayton, a S-10 wing, was a second-team
All-CIF Division lll pick, averaging 10.9
points as a third-yea r starter for the 22-6
VOLLEYBALL
from Pago 81
Player of the Year at Calvary
Chapel and currently plays at
Orange Coast College.
This weekend's Red team will
fe ature setters Hunter
MacDonald, Tommy Plass,
Jeremy Kogler and Kent
"Shewic" Turner, who is just off
the injured reserve with a
broken hand suffered in a
boxing Rccident. The outside
hitters are Nick Stroffe, Traighe
Concannon and Kyle Smith,
while the middle blocking is
done by Andy Evans, Andy
Souto and Tony Griscy.
Newport Harbor's Jay Tufano,
along with Trent Arnellotte,
coach the Balboa Bay 14 White
team. This team was the top
finisher in the first tournament
and should battle for this week's
championship.
They are Jed by sellers Kevin
Hansen and Matt Wendt,
outside hitters Greg Stampley,
Dan Wacholder, Zach "Arnie"
Gardner and Chris Rustemeyer,
and middle blockers Eric
Barnes, James Skorhiem and
Nick Spruill.
Drew Sheward's Balboa Bay
14 Blue features setters Ty
Tramblie, Miles McGann and
Scott Winant (whose father Jerry
was Costa Mesa's boys coach in
the early 1980s), outside hitters
Matt Jameson, "Big Al" Limon
and Steve Kretzschmar, middle
blockers Dennis Alshuler and
Adam Hearlson, and backrow ·
specialist Aaron Gate.
At the last tournament,
Jameson, Limon, Hearlson and
McGann were missing due to
basketball and soccer
championships. It will be
interesting to see how their
presence wiJI help this team.
The culmination of this junior
season is the Boys Classic in late
June, which is the Regional
Championship and the Junior
Olympic Championships in
Orlando, Fla. in early July.
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"lt (the pitching change) should nevc~ hnve happened," soad a dis-
appointed Deats afterward. "It's
Coach Deats' loss. I should ne~r
have made the change."
Costa Mesa (8-9 overall 4-4 in
lhe P<?L). trailed, 2-1, ente;ing the
s':xth inning when it staaed the
kind or rally which is becomina 8 trademark of the team.
Matt Broesamle led ort with. a
double and Terry Carmon entered
as a pinch-runner. After John
Schroeder lined out sharply to
third, Mike Adelmund doubled to
left to tie the game.
Julius Vasquez was hit by a
pitch and then the Mu stangs were
beneficiaries of the first of the
game's two controversial plays.
St.arns lifted a short pop between
the mound a~d first base, and the
ball fell when the pitcher and first
baseman collided. When the dust
had cleared, a run had scored
with Vasquez laking third and
Starns second. -
University Coach Chris· Conlin -
stormed onto lhe field, protesting
that the infield fly rule should
have been invoked and Starns
should have automalically been
called oul. But the pleas fell on
deaf ears.
Raymond Ohrel cleaned the
bases with a triple 1and Ben Felter
.~ followed _______ _. with a
Pacific Coast League sacrifice
Leque Overall
WLT WLT
LJguna Hills 6 2 o 11 7 o
Aliso NIQuel 6 3 o 11 6 1 univmhy 5 4 0 10 10 0
Meaa 4 4 0 8 9 0 IEatancla 4 5 O 10 9 O
1.1g1N Buell 1 a o 2 12 o
Friday'• Scores lJguna Hills 3, 1!1tancla 2
t.WvetsJty 7, Coata Meu 6 Also Nigutt 14, Laguna Bmh 4
Monday'• Oame (3:15)
Co•t• MH• It llOtN HiDs Tue1day'1 Oamea (3:15)
laguna Hills at Coat• Meaa IE1tancla Ill Aliso Niguel
l.Wvmlty at Laguna Beach
fly t 0
com-
p let e
the five-
run up·
rising.
But
Univer-
sity (10·
10, 5·4)
i m-
m e di-
ately re·
taliated,
putting
the first two men on base in the
bottom of the sixth on a single and
walk. That's when the next contro-
versial play occurred, this time to
Mesa's detriment.
..
Saturday, Aprll 22, 1995 U
-SAILORS: Newport defeats CdM, 8-4 .......... ,
"lt was more of an
lnstinctive thing," said
Dates, who had seen
Pulido louched for
seven runs In three in·
nlngs or CdM's 8-0
victory Wednesday.
"Joe was throwing
the ball well, but I had ·
confidence that Danny
would come in and get
the job done," Bates
explained.
After Bryan Dear
singled and Reuben
Gulledge doubled with
one out in the sixth,
Pulido did just that.
He whi!f ed the next
hitter swingipg with a
breaking ball off the
outside comer, then
busted a fastball on
inside corner against
the following hitter for
a called third strike.
CdM's Myles Davis
and Mike Mortenson
smoked back-to-back
singles with one out in
the seventh, but a
fielder's choice
grounder became the
second out and Urban
ended the game with a
Newport's Danny Pulido got the save, as well
as a solo home run in the fifth to pad the lead.
nifty back-hand stab of a bounding
ball down the third base line, firing
to Freeman for the final out.
"I felt like I had a parachute
strapped on my back, because of the
way my stomach dropped when I saw
that in-between hop on the la~t
ground ball," Bates said. "But once
Joe field ed it, I knew he'd throw a
st rike to first, and that was ii."
Freeman, who drove in the winning
runs in the Sailors' last league .,.. in (a
6-4 verdict over University) folio\\ e<.J
first-inning singles by Chad Coluccio
and Urban with an RBI double to
open the scoring. .
Rell Coluccio followed with a two-
run single and Harbor never relin-
quished the lead.
fourth varsity campaign, said Bates
allowed the seniors to speak to the
team before the game.
"I told the guys this was a chance
to make a statement that . we could
play baseball," Oichl said. "I said a
win would be a great reward for the
~eniors, as well as something to build
on for some of the young guys.
''This will feel real good over the
weekend, but I don't want 10 stop
here," Biehl continued. "I still want
to go out with a bang and finish
above .500 overall."
The Sea Kings remained in sole
possession of third place, thanks to
Santa Margarita's 12-3 victory over El
Toro, which is still one game behind
CdM.
Newport Harbor t
Ceron• del Mar 4
Corona dcl Mar 019 210 0 -4 1J
Newport Harbor 311 010 x:-6 S
John Park pushed a bunt down
the first-base line, and when first
baseman Droesamle fielded the
ball, Park took great pains lo
avoid the tag. Mesa coaches Deats
and Ken Ostrowski argued vehe·
mently that Park was well out of
the baseline when the tag attempt
was made.
LEAll H OGSTEN/DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar's Kevin Stuart flags down a pop-up, but the tiall was ruled out of play.
Moments later batter Danny Pulido teed off with his solo home run to right-center field.
Davis (hit by pitch and a single),
Kevin Stuart (single) and Bear (sacri-
fice fly) drove in runs to pull the visi-
lors within 5-4 through 4 II.!, but Pu·
lido's one-out homer, th e only New-
port hit in the final five innings, gave
the Tars more than they would need.
Harbor catcher Zach Diehl, in his
Stuart, Nu:tum (2), Wills (4) and Knecht;
Urban, Pulido and Biehl. W-Urban, 3-4.
l-Stuout, 4-1. S-Pulido, 2. 28 -Frcenun
(NH), Bear (CdM), Gulledge (CdM).
llR-Pulido (NH).
"You mean he can come all the
way to the dugout to avoid the
tag?" Ostrowski yelled rhetorically
to the plate umpire. But, again,
after discussion, the call stood and
the Trojans had loaded the bases.
Two walks and two more singles
produced three runs, but Mesa
dodged one bullet and retained a
one-run lead, 6·5, thanks to a one-
out, bases-loaded double play
which ended the inning.
Mesa was unable to add to its
lead in the seventh, and the Tro-
jans took advantage or wildness to
load the bases without a hit in the
bottom of the inning, setting the
stage for Blackburn's heroics.
"He's their best hitter and he
clutched-up, give him credit," said
Deats. "But we had just a horrible
game on defense. That really hurt
us."
University 7, Cesta Me .. t
C.ostl Mesa 100 oos 0-6 7 J
Uni~rsity 101 003 2-7 12 2
Stlrns, Adelmund (6), StarnJ <n and Sch~er; Dunning, Medint11 (6) t11nd
OictN. W-Mcdina. l -Adelmund.
ll-Bladburn (U), 8roeumle (CM),
Adelmund (CM). 38-0hrcl (CM),
EAGLES
fr•• Pa90 91
lowing Loguna Hills' 3-2 victory, in
which Estancia senior right-hander
Scott Usher tossed a two-hit shut-
out in his final five innings of
work.
The damage came early. Laguna
Hills (11-7, 6-2 in PCL), led by
two of its three freshmen, scored
all of its runs in the first inning,
two off the bat of freshman left
fielder Nick Harvey, who delivered
his second home run of the season
with a man aboard.
Freshman Tom Banning, La-
guna Hills reliever, pitched the
last four innings to record his first
varsity win. He allowed no hits, no
runs and struck out four. Banning
(1-0), a junior va rsity call-up dur-
ing the Pride of the Coast Tourna-
ment last week, had thrown only
one inning before Friday.
Estancia (10-9, 4-5), still in the
thick of the playocr chase, al-
though it's in fifth place in the
PCL, had only three hits.
Metcalf, Stephens ignite Eagles
...,. Estancia boys swim past Valenc ia in nonleague meet.
COSTA MESA -Todd Metcalf swam a personal-best 1:00.0 and
1 Mark Steph ens anchored the winning 400-yard freestyle relay, as host
Estancia High won lhe Inst event of the nonleague dual meet to secure
' an 83-76 vic1ory over Valencia Friday.
Stephens, who also won the 100 butterfly (personal-record 1 :00.67),
, 100 backstroke (1:07.4) and swam the opening leg in Eslanci:i's winning
200 medley relay, helped the Ea&Jes record a lime or 3:45.2 in the 400
fre~ relay for the victory.
Chad Bollenbach, who won the 200 free (1:58.18) and the 500 Cree
(5:26.49) with a personal-best swim, and Matt Dean also swam on the
last relay for the Eagles. Estancia improved to 3-4. Brian Jacobs, Matt
Hoff and Ciaran O'Connor also competed in EStaneia's three winning
relays.
For Estancia High's girls, wbo were beaten by Valencia, 115-54, the
best came in the 200 free relay where Maria Uceda, Megan Williams,
Jessica Harrison and Aileen Bennett combined for a winning, and sea-
son-best, clocking of 1:58.48.
Also with good swims were Bennett in the sprints {she won the 50
and 100, with a 1:01.57 in the 100), Williams was first in the 200 indi -
vidual medley (2:47.44) and second In the backstroke (1:16.81) and
Uceda, who was second in the buuerfly with n time of I:14.2.
hplttaaclalJ,Yalelid•••
200 medlrf rtlay-1. btandl (Sl~e, Jle4ibt, 0\l;an and Botlcnbach), nit. 200
free-1. lol~nb.tch (E), 11St;t11 2. Ml (\I), }:06.8'; 3. Flinn M, 2:15.21. 200 IM-1.
tt.udorn (\I), 2113.0; 2. Dea. Cl), 2aJS.J; a. Oary (\I), 2:45.11. 50 frce-1. ltoaers M,
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-
But it had runners on first and
second with two out in the sev-
enth, when Laguna Hills first
baseman Rob Warren, playing
back and not holding the runner
(Sleve Baker) on first, dove to his
right to rob Jose Cabrera of a run-
scoring single that would"ve tied
the game.
In the fourth, designated hitter
Scott Baker doubled home Her-
man to pull Estancia within one,
3·2. That's when Tereschuk pulled
Stanfield. Banning recorded all
three ouls to end the inning (in-
cluding two strikeouts), leaving
Baker on th ird and Yanagisawa on
second.
2-0, on Thursday, and entered Fri·
day's game having won six of its
last seven.
For Usher, 2·3, it was his third
consecutive quality starl, coming
on the heels of a pair of Pride of
the Coast outings, in wliich he
pitched nine innings in a victory
over Bolsa Grande April 8, allow-
ing only three hits, and threw a
one-hit shutout against Costa
Mesa four days later in a 6-0 win.
"That was a tremendous play,"
Laguna Hills Coach Pete Teres-
chuk said.
Yanagisawa opened the game
with a li ne single to left, then stole
second base, his first of two in the
game, He was still there when
Hawk starter Justin Stanfield got
the third out. The Hawks commit-
ted three errors in the second, in-
cluding one that allowed Joe Her-
man to score from third when La-
guna Hills' catcher threw wild to
second on Darren Bass' stolen
base. In the inning, during which
Estancia had :i man picked off sec-
ond, Bass was stranded on third.
Estancia, which stranded nine
runners, didn't threaten again
until the seventh, when Yanagisa-
wa walked for the third time to
start the inning. Juan Ortiz sacri-
ficed Yanagi sawa to second, be·
fore Abel Flores grounded out.
Steve Baker was hit by a pitch to
keep the inning alive.
Usher has given up only eight
hits in his last 22 innings.
"He pitched his butt off from
the first inning on," Millard said.
"And we played well in the middle
of the infield with two double
plays." That's when Cabrera stepped to
th e plate. He laced an 0-1 pitch, a
slider up and away, to the op-
posite field. Bul Warren dove to
his backhand side for the catch.
In the first, Tony Milo singled
home Laguna Hills leadoff batter
Jay Johnson, before Harvey
crushed a two-run home run to
straightaway center.
Estancia threatened against
Slanfield again in the third, but
left Yanagisawa on second and
Baker on first.
"When you play your butt off
and lose 3-2 or 4-3, there's no rea-
son to hang your head," Millard
said. "We're as good as anybody
else in the league, including those
guys."
La9un• Hiiia ~. htancfa 2
Esunc:ia 010 100 0-2 J 4
~gun a Hills JOO 000 x - 3 4 4
Usher .ind Hcrm<1n; Stanfield, Banning
(4) .ind Brcsn.ih;an. W-Banning. 1 ·0.
l-Ushcr, 2·3. 28-Sc. Bal.er IE).
HR -Harvey (lH). Estancia defeated Laguna Hills,
SOFTBALL
Tars, Corona del Mar
drop Sea View tills
NEWPORT BEACH -Walks and er·
rors again proved to be the downfall of the
Newpo1 t Harbor High softball team Friday
in a 5-1 Sea View League loss to visiting
Santa Margarita.
The Eagles managed just one hit, but
parlayed nine walks and five Sailor errors
into the margin of victory.
The only run for Newport {9-6-1 overall,
1-3 in league) came in lhe first inning as
Jill Nelsen walked, stole second and third
and scored on an error by the Santa M:ir-
garita shortstop.
Molli Mullen and Becky Burns accounted
for the two Newport hits, both singles.
Elsewhere:
CORONA DEL MAR -Irvine High
hurler Amy Young Conned 16 Sea Kings en
route to n complete-game two-hitter, as the
visiting Vnqueros earned a 4-0 Sen View
League softball victory Friday.
Hayden Aley nnd Erica Zoelle mustered
singles (or the Sea Kinas, who Cell to 0-3 in
league.
Three CdM errors contributed to a two-
run fourth, which proved lo boll all lhe
runs Irvine would need.
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Nnrpon tf.arbcw 100 000 0-1 2 5
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VOLLEYBALL
CdM stuns litth-ranked
.El Toro in three games
CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar High boys
volleyb::ill team opened the second round of Sea View League
play with a big statement Friday, knocking off El Toro, ranked
fifth in Orange County, 15-10, 15-12, 15·6.
Junior setter Derek Newcomer followed his 72-::issist, 10-dig
performance Tuesday against Woodbridge with 56 assists and
four solo blocks, as CdM (3;7. 2-4 in league) played its best
match of the year, according to Coach Joey Fuschetti.
Junior outside hiller Brian Coleman hammered n team-high
24 kills, while Blair Hoppe (18), John Coon (eight) and Cl::iy
Durton (five) also provided potent targets for Newcomer's ~ell-
placcd sets. "We cut down our errors," said Fuschetti. 1
ln other matches:
e Newport Harbor came out smoking against Sen View
League-leading Irvine, winning the ftrst g:ime h:indily, but
could not •ustain the momentum as the Vaqueros prevailed, 2-
15, 15-8, 9· 15, 15-4, I5-8. Greg Slick ond Wes Badorek had 16
kills, while Mox Spooner had 62 assists for Newport, 5-5 over-
oll, 3-3 In league play .. Jrvine improves to 10-1, 6-0.
•Arter n promising start, the EstAncia High boys volleyball
team endured 11nother Pacific Coast Leaaue se tback, bowing lo
visiting University, 13·15, 15·2, 15·11, 15·2. Ry110 Mcintosh hod
20 kills and two sturr blocks for Estancia.
• Oranac Co::ist Collcae avenged an earlier def cal to Gros •
mont with a 15·8. 11·1', 15·9, IS-8 Oranac Empire Conference
victory. Jason Crone had 24 kills to lead a balanced au:iclt for
Coast, which at 10-6. moved I aomc ahead or tho Oriffins in
the 1t:mdin1s.
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Vanguards
break loose,
but still drop
12-1 o decision
LA MIRADA -The
Southern Californi:i College
baseball team, which has
struggled to score runs in
recent weeks, managed to
put 10 on the scoreboard
Friday in a Golden State
Athletic Conference match-
up at Diola.
But it wasn't enough, as
the Eagles rallied for six
runs in the bottom of the
seventh to claim a 12-10 vie·
tory.
The Vanguards (12-30
over:ill, 6·12 in the GSAC)
built a J0·6 lead in tbe sixth
inning Y.hen they scored
seven times. Four of the
runs came counc~y of desig·
natcd hitter Brett Hlista's
grand ~lam.
Diola improves to 14-21,
3-13 .
llol• 12, So Cal C.llet• 10
S<IC~IColhigelOl 007 000-10 11 0
llula 004 020 60x-12 11 1
Schmid!, W)Uie (6), Dasher (9) and Alvaiue; l&l.H, lti~H In, Ptimm (1)
.u1d Primm, W-Wyllir, 2-2. l-Primm,
2-6. ll -1..oxflll II), Minh (I), kldel
(SCQ. Jl-i!Miwfll Cl), Seidel (SCC).
Hll-Hli'lJ ISCO, Nolu (SCQ, S-11
(SCC).
Drissi adVances
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
Orange Const College's Debbie
Drissi upset seventh-seeded Nicole
Abusajd or Irvine Valley to ad-
vance to the quarterfinals of the
Orange Empire Conference
women's tennis tournament at
Golden West Friday.
Drissi will face teammate Sunn
Yildiz, the No. 4 seed, who ad-
vanced with a three-set win over
Nadine Abel oC Golden West.
OCC's Christine Micho.cls, the
No. 6 seed. wns upset by Michelle
Turner of Golden West in the
fourth round. ln doubles. the Pi·
rates advanced the teams of
Yi1Ji1·Dmsi and Rhonda Lct-
Michaels into the quarlerfinal .
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JERRY CASSEL. 840 blddet 10 dallY9t hit bid to
RUOY ONDICS, 862 the City C*k'a <>me. by
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Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:~ BYMAILORIN
PIRSON: ThuIOOay •.......... Wednesday 5;<X¥n 330 We$. Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CACJUJ27
Comer of Newpmt Blvd cl Bay St
Friday ................ Thursday 5:CX¥n
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
CORONA
DEL MAR
lAGtJNA
1022 NIGtJEL
NEWPORT
1052 BEACH
CORONA
1069 DEL MAR 2122
Be•t Buy
.J•emln• Creek
Reduced
$488,000
No qu•llfltl $87K. 1 Br 1 Ba, 1-<:ar gar, patio,
gated. Overlook• pool
Rein• Agt. 489-1932
POAT STREETS 2BR +den a Iott,
3BR·2BA Carmel • lrplc. soc 1y1tem, 2·
Oul•t loc, 1outh facing car gar. $2600/mo.
x-lrg backyard orlglnal Agt. 759•9314
Guard gated comm•--------
w/pool1, 1pa1, tennis NEWPORT courts & greenbelt
-new rooll $428K 3BR 21/eBA house, 2·
car gar. Ilk• new, nice
2BR·2BA + DEN yard, pool table, w/d .
lOUAl. HOUSIHO
OP'P'OllTUNITY
equal a resort setting BEACH 1069
for th I 1 Ilg ht and a pa-1 "iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cloua 3BR 21/2BAI•
home w i th wood
floora, 1kyllghta and
CAC. The large patio
surrounded by lush
Roger• Garden plant· Inga make this a wo~
der1ul home for enter-
taining. There 11 even
2200 + af, 1ngl level, $2400/mo. 760-3893
x-lg yard, 1outh facing IMMAC 2Bd H lg backyd $478,000 M, new All IHI llUI& ahtrtWal Ill UllS
nawspaprr l1111bject It Ille fed·
1111 Fair H111sl11 Act II 1161 as
...... wlllU mMtS k 1111111
to Nwtnlse "any p11le1111n.
llmlt1tl1n or lll1urlmlnatlon
llasld 111 race. color. religion.
sn. UlldluP. lamlllal s&llus or
....... q111, Of 11 lnlHll04l It
mm any AU prttemce. liml·
1111o11 Of dlw1miaatlon."
Tbls nrwsp1per will nol
a mini ocean view. DO
NOT ml11 t.hls nome.
Call today.
Harriet Botwinick, Agt
251·3836 or 760-5040
uowll9ly aept 1111 a0"'1ln· --------
mtnl lot rul ullte wltklll ls I• OPEN HOUSE
•lll&UN "t11e 1aw. o.r ""CIS Sun 1 ·5
.. 11111111 laletmed tllat all 3750 Oattodll
lllW1Uh111 Hftr11Hd lft 11111 Adult Living
lllWIJlf* n l'llltMI• 11 11 2br 2b• $378.000
•411111.,,.,..llltyUll&.11 corn-Orubb & Ellle •II~. Ull HUD BJ Johneon
Toll·lrM 111-1D0-'24·19CL Far __ .,,8,,,,44-..,.,........,8,..,.20.,..,0,..,.__ ., ......... oc ... ,a.ml Open House
Ult HUD 11 '21·lSOO.. ; Sund•Y 1-4 PM
GENERAL 1002
QOVT'T Forecloaed
homes from 5%. D• llnquent TllJC, A•POI,
RE01. Your Area. Toll
737 Avocado Ave, a
Sandcastle Condo.
2Bd 2Ba ground level,
lrg rear yard. Many
upgradHI S. PCH.
Walk to Fash 111 &
Ben. Must Seel Prlcad
to Hll at S239,500.00.
Pacmc WHt 379--<4888
Free 800·898·9778 eK. --------
H·1361 1or current 11111ng1 COSTA MESA 1024
BAtBOA
PENINSUIA 1007 $179\900 w/Termt!
A 0 Ve Aw•11tl Lrg
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3 Bd·2 .5 Ba Eaaf1lde, excellent area. Won't
BALBOA PENINSULA l attl Call nowl
PATRICK TENORll
Re•I ••t•t•
780-8702 $1,580,000
Thia peninsula bay·
front has magnlnc•nt --------vlew1 of Newport Hat· DA.NA POINT 102 .. bor. Prlvato boat u
doce44·9080 iiCAaiiiiTiiL•. iiOiiN iiTiiH.iiRiiOCiiiiiiii&K
Beautllul 3Br 3"8•
overlooking harbof &
ocean. Gated. '876K.
Exqut1ttel Reine Agt.
71 .... 89-1932
COLDW<?U
BANK_<?R Ll
Penln•ul• Pt 4bd-4Ba IRVINE 1044
r •mo de I e d ho ma 11 :miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Sunny patios, roohopl • 28R 1 V.M CONDO
1 ~ar gar, walk to UCI.
1168,500
deck, prleed to sell
16851< Balboa New·
port Atty 723-4494
Can't seem to
get to all lhott
repair job•
around the house?
Lat the
CIH1lffed
Service
Agt. 7f9-9314
Cute 2 Id Condo wltar
Comm pool/epa,tarmla
S 133,500/1 .. 1900/mo
Low OUM/no Mallo Roos
(714)721·31HS8 Tatb .. I
J.M. Petere Hom•
Woodbridge Cove,
gtd, llktvlaw. 2 mitt
1te1, 1tUdy, model up.
grda. bfk patio, 1389K Ow,,.,. &29-9470.
Buy II. .... It. f'lnd It.
DOY., Shore. Agt 940.5994 kllch, avl now, $1000 a mont.h, garage avail. $899 000 Secluded 2·sty, 3500 700 Iris 961H271
f' a/f, 5Br 311.aBa, bonus Baautlful home r• rm + den, ocean view, lrvln• T•!r•c• front
modeled In 1990. Sits huge lot, citm upgrda, row. 180 ocean view,
on over V• acre lol, lg guard g•t•S••vlew. 3500, aq ft. 3Br 2Ba+ muter aulta. 57951<. By ownr. Open maid a qtn, frplc, 1pa.
844-9080 Sat/Sun. 759-8090 Ouletl $3900. 673-3059
COLDW<?U
BANt\eR Ll
W•t•rtront Condo L•ro• updated 2Br
Oocki, 2Br, den, 1Ba houH, 1·ear gar
211.zBa. Large. $499K w/lndry, lrg front &
obo. By onr. 675--7939 aide patio w/apa. Avall now. $1650/mo. 540-5905
LOTS Re•r Hou•• on lrg lot.
3Br 2Ba.. frplc, 1-car LIDO ISLE FOR SALE 1400 gar, 1rg deck. 514501
$9951000 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mo. Agt. 64().6219
3Bd, remod•led to AUCTION-5/812 Noon
prefectlon In '92. Leeward Matin• Lot COSTA MESA 2124
French doora to with boat dock. Mini-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~':,~! /::•d patio. mum bid .$100,000. 1 BR dplx. New atv/crpt.
Value to $350,000. Quiet ar••·•ml dog ok
844-9080 Call Pat at Patteraon Sml yd w/1hed. $525,
& Tlntorrl Realtor•. $300 dep. 648-7368
(805) 382-8200 or --------
(805) 320-0320. •1ST MONTH RENT $325' COLDW<?U
BA.NK_<?R U
ExpectthebeS: RESORT
+ Oep. 2Br 2Ba tnhm
w/yard. Pata 01<. Pool,
lndrya. Me.2848
UNDER $200 000 PROPERTY 1580
3 bdrma, Npt ~each.
Craig Bkr. 850.3144
38d 1 aa + famll1 rm
Lrg Yard 11050/mo.
2103 F•d•ral. Incl• Gardener ..... 752·2881
Absolute 81r91ln!
Quality 5Bd 3Ba. fam·
*SUPER BUY• 'h condo-MluJon Hiiia c.o. Mt. O'H11• 95M414 .,,, ...... a--.B--r-2-~--e-._..B-a-ck
lly home rw Fuhlon1 .. ••••••• l1land w/pvt yard + 1•
Bay TH, Euro kit, FP,
lg yd, pool, tennla.
Shatpl S1450. e50-0943
1pa. Reduced S60K • HOUSES/
Only $539,900 w/ CONDOS TERMSI Call now •
M••• Verde apacloua
3Br 2Ba, bonu1, lndry,
fp, RV aCCHI, huge
yard. S1495. 548-3959 ~:~~~~.7~~o':e FOR RENT
BLUFFS IEIT BUYI NEWPORT 81811,000 LH •--------
2Br/2blh. II Sanragret, BALBOA BEACH
Rea1tor1 944-0191 PENINSULA 2107 2189 --------
Newport ltech Condo liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Spacloua 3Br 2"ea. Balboa Newport AT THE BEACH ~~U:·mgu~1~ ~ Alty 723-4494 Annual Rentals ~rlce4 to •o ••••· 3Br 28• oceanfront Lartte SeleoUOfl l111e,500 up1talra unit. S2000 28d hou•• ...... 1 1100 Call 84e-.3879. 2Bd Udo ltle •• 11400 Set/Sun l-4 2Bd 1g dplx. vu .... s18oo •OCEAN VIEWS• eoi1ectibi.. 313-gorgaoua vu •• 12450
tlo-vlaw fr upgraded numaroua misc 1tam1 c .. Fer S-Llet
2Br Vina Balboa Pant· 213 42nd It. ~,._ ... ta
hOUH. High ... um. Newport Penn. .... .... -able loan. 5350,000. ., ........ ._.._
Cerol Agt HW283 673•1900 •00.•"'8-. View• CORONA 2ar 2••· garden.
3br/3ba.·Stepa to Sand DEL MAI 2122 $760/mo. eayalde via. BEST COM IOC. S5SNIK lage MolSlle Home
NO QUALi" 173-9041 av. •LK• TO •UCHI Park 111287. ~1733
Room1,
apartmtnll,
homta
Claulfltd
can aatlaty
2Br 28a. olc, applJ. •4•R aaA, lrg yatd,
anc••· w/d, gar~•. tlo, remod w/mrble. Walle frplc. 4U~" M old. to Back Bay Trell.
11378/mo. 7904 78 11650/mo. 191·7980
ildrm, den, •i• 4lr 5L haa on Canal 2~ get, W/D Blkt \0 ~h. lpa. MW
Olde CdM ... 11400/mo pnt/o:s.t/mrbl• fire.
l'r.,..ln Re .. ty Aaan mplO u pool
Run your ad in
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach'¥
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 100,000
homes. Fax tis this
form with your credit
card #·or mail it in
with a check todayl
Run for a weekl If
your car does not
sell we'll run it
for another week
FREEi All for $1 o•
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City
Zip
Phone
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330. W. IGy S..., COiia Mato, CA 92627
(11'16'2·5618 Or FAX '11'1631-6$9.4
(l'rMJle Aw1)' Only/
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• $ 10for411,., $1 .00 eocli odtliHonol line ············---·········-· Dlr.ctory
htlp ye41 find
rtOablt help.
842-8878 Cla•alftedl,
your
houalng netda. No '"' to i.nanta a t• 1, w/d, frig. l40-1000 ·~ 301 '2300/mo. Me..2584 ________ ...,. ___ J' ___ mml!' _ _....._ ___ ....,.,....;11.i...., _ _. __ _. ____ _.._ __ __,
• f
Saturday' April 22, 1986 ..
21'9 ~~RT 2199 APARTMENTS ~~~!2 2622 COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2824 ~~ COAST2688 :u TO 2724 ·a·u·sINE-·s·s·.-· ~~~=Nin ---~~~~l~~~~iiiiiiii& POR RENT -1aR 11obU• " ..... •••hl4'e.Unh1u•t PINANCE 2904
AVAILAllL• NOW HARllC>tt Vtaw HOMES New Studio So. of Quiet & Secure. Mountain Cabin type ••Seo SEMI-FURN Npt Cr .. t roommate -------·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii 1Mrm, 11ta VIiia Pt. 4Bd Montego, Ilg yd PCH. apa, w/d. Utllt 1991 Newport Blvd. ZBd 1Ba Upatalre. ST\JOIO Pvt back yd wanted. PooVap9/len-beet ~nlcaUon• condO. w/d, gar, deck, w/pool, nr achooJ & pd P k 1 • • Avt 511 Me-8373 l10Ve, frig, W/O. Oal/ 1 /t • / 1 • nit $550/mo Incl uUI --------8 1 $1160/mo Pfk SUOO/mo 722-7274 BALBOA S85o/ P c • 23.oeoe water pd Nr 155 F-way ~ C::, :!.;:';~°' Avii1 lmmed. Me-2218 BUSINESS rand rww oppty n o~:o!t~!~ .. LIDO B•Vfnt, LQdocJ(. ISIAND 2606 mo
7 1 :~.w:~~!~~ =:: !v:tJr~~~~· 1'!,~~~ Npt Shre 2·•1Y 3Br OPPORTUNITY ~~n1~~':~ ,:::;of~;
FronWQ•. Showa ~=y ot3~:~~l1mll~ COSTA MESA 2624 lndry. Tlp-top eond. +1500 aec. &46-2852 house to •hr w/2 fun 2904,..,,.1_n1.,.,o....,c,..,a_11,,..2..,.52.,,.•....,53,...,20~=
Qre•lf 11950/mo lurn/Unlurn e73-7mmotyr 3 Bd/2 Ba. lrg Ir w/ Ip Call Phylll• 546-9081 litupendoue E'atd• MISCELIANEOUS ~~:!:~: .. 487~~:, ::~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PAY PHONI! ROUTI! ffranklln Reelty ' . den. Shr gar, lrlge & 1 e N t Elec CONSULT .. "'T NEEDED 50 Local & E11ab Sl1H Many Rental• Avail NEWPORT •HORES 11ov1, 208 If\ Opal. $399 MOVE IN 18R·18A S550/mo. r. 0 pe '· RENTALS 15703/W, 722·7818/h ""'~ Earn $1500 w"kly.
No, .. , to tenant• 3Bd 2Ba, Ip. gatage, $1700 utlla Included. Super clean ied In lrldry, pool, quiet, nr ·~i~.f:~~: :'~~5i:i Share 2er 2Ba lrvlne ~~~/~~~~: 1-8()().888-4588 24 hrt
t.40-7000 •xt.301 pool, tennla ct. no LltUe lalend 1Br lBa cozy friendly, 30 Unit all tran~atlon. No ••TOWNHOME•• condo w/lota ol amen Be ucure fOf Iii•. Work
Beck iew 2Br 2Ba up-P•l•. 11400 650-8145. frplc, near bay. S8SOi compleic nr Triangle sq. pet• 84 392 2br 1.5ba, pool, Incl W/d, pool, •P•· at hOme. No up. Req
altt condo w/Vault ,Npt Hghte guHt mo Includes utll. Quiet 8UNK HOUSB gated. patio, $795. VACATION $450 Incl ut. 559-0511 We train. R111 Oppty. FT/
cell, w/d, 2-car gar. houH. Pvt, chatmlng, non-smoker. 673·5581 APTS 842·1401 •1St Month Rent Frett MOVE IN SPECIAL RENTALS 2722 Shr NB hH w/neat PT. Cap. Req St 1,eoo. Mr Gated $1260 559-4708 clean 1Br. vault cell In 1450 MOVE IN BONUS Large 1 Br, free cable. 1548•7387 prof'l1 30 yd• to tlcAOen. t-I00-876-2650
-0 CYN led e llv rm, 1 ear ape. S700 1 &28t1 from $625. Quiet pool, gated parking, eend, w/d. pvt b1, Bu" It. Sell II. Find It. 81 ga omm. Agt 721·9475 BALBOA trl1ndly gated comm, carporta. 842·5858 CDM Jun• thru Sept S450+V• ut. 642·0534. ' 2Br 2ea home, fully · Cl•••lfl•d.
furn. tum key. LI• Oceenfront Condo PENINSULA 2607 pool, 8801. carport•. COOL & CLEAN 1BR NEWPORT Furn 3Br 2Ba hH So. --------
only $3000/mo. Xlnt 3Br 2Ba, 3-car gar. Prof'I managed. 5418-7017 lower. Pvt gar, pool • .BEACH 2669 of Hwy. Frplc, w/d. GARAGES
relt. 819-360-2829 Yearly $3000/mo. 2Br 2Ba ocnlrnt $1300 up 1Bd 1Ba 1-car gar, + more. $675, 1 mo Agt. 640-62 t9
-810 CVN TWNHM Owner/Agt. 873-3410 3Br 2Ba lower w/lp Drive-by free w/ad. 722·1999 •1BR se25* FOR RENT 2740
2er 2ea. prime loc. On Oolf CourH. Big Property Houae S7~~J!:' .. '~":.~;88 •COTTAGE 28, 1Ba. 2BR 2BA S725/Up RENTALS TO
Tennll/pooVapa. Cyn lovely 3Br 2\f\Ba 842-3850 big lncd yd w/d hkup Relrlg & dlahwather su11tn: 2724 WANTED: E'elde CM $1800/mo. 750·8242 TH. fp, wet bar, pool, 3Bd 2Ba, newlv redec 1 • $895• Incl. 60x30 pool. No ~ •Ingle •nd double ten Pet ok 310-431 7693 " new erp • etc. ta No t 1 No a•r•a•• to rent for Bhdfe Twnhm Front , . • 2nd fir apt, tor 1yr+ Can't seem to utll pd. 850.5388 pel a 54~8.55 antique automobllet. row 1tlew 3Bd·2.5Ba. YRLY 3Br 2Ba. lrg lam lse by owner. Approx • H. •LIDO Spaeioua, quiet Bob 645•2877 Ive mag
xlnt cond, $2100. 433. room. 2-car gar, pvt 1200 •q/ft. No pets. get to all those E 'eld• 2Br 1Ba dnstrs. Sunn~ atudlo 1 btk to home. Lg •unny patio,
9528 Coldwell BriM comm 2 blk• to ocn. Nr main/Balboa. Call repair jobs Quiet loe. Clean. No beach w/deck. Quiet pvt entrance. Nr bch. •••••••••II Unfurn $1650, furn Nowl (816) 501-0097. around the house? pets. 271A 16th Place. & 1mall. Xlnt toe near H25+utll 723.0400
$1800. Agt. 831-1038 Sell your unwanted Let t11e Claaelfled $725/mo. 644-0452 Udo. $550. 760-1962 l!'alde CM ahr lrg 3bd COMMERCIAL Beach Area
Yearly Unfurn
1 to 3BR
$775 to S1450 mo.
VIiia Rentals
675-4912
Property Mgmt
Winter & Summer
Rental• Alao Avallable
Th• Community Items the easy wayl Service DlrectO"" E.ASTSIDE 2Bd·1 ~Ba Sell your home 2ba home w/lem. Frpl, REAL ESTATE
Market Place. To place your ·' • N-peJnVcpt, ga-through clatsllled. w/d. yd. Cool/breezy. ••••••••ii~ Cla111fled classllled ad call help you find rage $825/mo. 1665 Ir-042·5878 Reapon. $420, ~ utlls.
042-5878 842-5878. rellable help. vine Ave. 720-9422 $300 He. 548-4435 --------111
--------B•I 1a1. Respon nt•. BUSINESS OFFICE COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 -... n:r-WP--O-RT ___ 'llft:!WPORT ug tuxury home, w/d. FOR RENT 2769 "'"° "'"° $550/mo Incl ulll. Paul iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ·-BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 68().3714/w 723--0566/h NEWPORT BCH·OFC
Overstocked w11h
stuft1
A call to
Classified
will help
842-5678
EASTBLUFF 5Br 3Ba
home, large yard.
Great locatlonl $2700/
mo leaH. 840-4718
QUIET &: SERENE
Palm ~esa Apart:n:1ents I
So near & yet so F.lr ...
That's the feeling you get
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lwh
greenery of socluded
wood3 & stately palms.
Best Value
in Newport
Beach!
Be•ut NB Exec Hm From $400. 419 Old
Sunny furn/unfurn Bd, Newport Blvd. Frank·
pvt Ba. gar. Near Fash lln Realty 640-7000
111. $650. 759·3646 Retell or Ofc 500 sq
COM Rm/pvt ba In 2Br ft+lrg.2-car gar. New.
2Ba ocn view apt, tp, Penln beach locatlon.
pool, spa, w/d. $575. 105 15th St. 675·2660
Avl 5/1. Callie 644·5274
Plug Into the Pilot
Clossrried section to find
EXECUTIVE 4BR
westellll, complete re·
model. Avail now.
$2700/mo lae. Call
David. Coldwell
Banker, 722-1488
HARBOR VIEW HMS
Portoflno 481 481 52500.
Monaco 3Br 2Ba S2000.
644--6610 or 673·3174
Repqinting? , .,.,, ... to""'*"
I, ~II, ,.;oc. ~or
...... look., the Nol
CJim1111s IO ftd the
Wfkl you're~ fu.
A Studios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms · Jn. SS75 to S600
· lBR S625 co $650
· 2BR $725 to S750
A No Pea
A V crricaJ Blind.i .A Ceiling fans A NEW Carpet. Paint & Tile
~ Fttna.s Room
A Hm~d Pool & Jaru:z:LJ
A Patios &: Balconies
.A Garages Av:ulablc
o cool ow111 sruztst
0 Cloee to tba Beach
0 UnfllnlJabed/hnl.
0 Pooll and Spu
0 rttneu Centen
0 IJOted t.Dllla.
laakelball. V·ball
......... ....,.. 0 AcUfttlat Prosram 4f H"i f jfa 0 Corporate 8Wtet
Newport Beach
880 lrvlne Ave.
722-5555
0--.:t Qlll .... ~ IOdllno
In mott in,.. 400 ddfs ~llonwlM.
Coron• d•I Mar great COMMERCIAL
houae, 3Br 3Ba. Walk PROPERTY 2778 to beach. $525/mo.
760-8678 or 640-4230 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
NB Newport Crest TH
to share with n/s. Uni
room. $430 mo dep.
642·2491 .
•Up to 2500 eq ft• ONLY$ t ON HARBOR Bl
Free standing bldg.
RetalVOlc lse. 26 pkg
sp. Hurryll 246-0554
When you write
a Cla)Sified' ad,
include all
the facts
and get the
rc~ults
services from electricians
and plumbers to
landscapers & pointers.
Office Hours: 9:00 am -5:00 pm M-F
and 10:00 am -4:00 pm weekends
1561 Mesa Dr.· Santa Ana Heights, CA
~ (IOO) 4S6-9J5 I
NB-Newport Crest
townhome to share
with responsible N/S .
Unfurnished room
with auached bath,
pvt phone line, free
cable . Pool/tennis/
apa. Close to beach.
$465/mo +deposit. All
amenities. Includes
utllllles. Call 650-0454,
leave message.
you want.
6~2-56711 Classified Community Morke1ploce
. $~00 Is all It takes to place a 25 word
or less classlfled ad. $15 for each addltlonal word.
CAL•SCAN
(916) 449-6000
Have A
Garage Sale!
Call The Pilot Classifieds at 642-56~8
to place your Garage Sole Ad !
THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA
DailJPil
.-I< ,ssi ficd Cor11111ur:ity Marketplace
••• Why? Because we feel that advertising
"stripped" or "one at this price" cars only
disappoin~ you when you come in.
With over $7 tnillion in inventory we offer
competitive prices every day of the year
on EVERY car •
GRAND MARQUIS
VILLAGER.
MYSTIQUE
CONTINENTAL
TOWN CAR
..
..
bcltlnl New lnfonna-tlon rstem Creates
, 45K Every 30 Days.
Min Investment 13,400
Call 80o-641·6354 •
• ANNOUNCEMENTS
. • • LOST &
' FOUND 2925
1:
'
LOST CAT, 19th &
Placentla, grey tabble, ••••••••
grn eyes. Blk collar, PERSONALS name-Tebltha 631-4348
FOUND PUPPY
Male, 5-6 mos old. PERSONALS Call to 10. 831·8333 3002
FOUND: Golden
Retrelver puppy In West Clift Drive Pafk,
NB on Apr 18. Please
call 548-~295.
Ba••b•ll·Footb•ll
Baak•tball-Hockey Scores/Spreads/Nowt
900·945-7700x5385
2.99/mln ........ musl be 18
I FOUND: Gray & white Chinchilla Rabbit
:· In Back Bay area.
• Please call 548-5703.
Procell (602) 954·7420
Sell your home
through classlned.
842·5878 --------
Have A
Garage Sale !
Coll The Pilot Classifieds ot 642·5678
to place your Goroge Sole Ad!
liifPiL
Classified Community Marketplace
Sell your extra
household
items
in Classified
$40.000/Yr. lnoome
potentlal Home Typ-
ists/PC u•era. Toll
Free 800-898·9n8 ex.
T-1361 for llatlngs.
For Info on management
opplyl ctll
800/697-4400, ext 8000. EOE.
Overstocked with
stuff? -
A call to '
Classlfled• wlll help 842·5078
Can't Hem to
get to all those
repair Jobs
around the house?
Let the
Cl .. atfled
Service
Directory
help you find
reliable help.
042-5078
=;'The Buyer's Market"
VCheck your shopping list off
by stopping in today at any
one of these local Orange
~ounty Auto Dealers!
..
"Buy, Lease or Browse"
nge County__'s Auto Dealers are Number
One in Customer Sati action
Sales Leasing service Parts
IRVINE AUTO
CENTER
1 ·800·831 ·3377
714 380·1200
CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 ~~~s~g, C.M. --CHRYSLER
ijlllHMh@
ATLAS CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH THEODORE ROBINS
2929 a vd. C.M. 2060 Ho/~~IJ~~ij'6f8rs, C.M.
RAY FLADEIOE HONDA # 16 lrvlne Auto Center
71.t-830· 7800 @
FLETCHER JONES MOTOR CARS
1301 Quall Beach
.1
-----•I CARPET INSTALL CLEANING CONCRETE Ir HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MISC PAINTING 3858 PET TRANSLATOR/
SERVICE Ir REPAIRS 3516 SERVICES 3548 MASONRY 3557 LAWN CARE 3808 SERVICES 3831 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSERVICES 3870 TUTOR 3927 DIRE CT 0 RY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ca' P• n t rr* Ele 0 trlcal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHUNG' 8 PAI NTI NO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Tim ReavH Flooring
•S.low Retail Prices•
Carpet/Wood/Uno L#37973CS 045·1711
HOUSECLEANING BRICK•TILE•STONE Plumblng•Orywall* Baslo Yard Malnt. Attrology Charts 20 Vr• Exp. Gd Price! Personallzed Pet Care Tutor•PhD, MIT grad
15 yr• exp. Good Ref. Plaln/•tamped Con· Stucco•Palntlng•Tue L•wn~ Cl••nupa, Natal•Relatlonshlp Gulf work. Free Est. Kennel alternative. No 15 yrs. Experience
ADDmONS
REMODELING
Own Iran•. Call any-crate & Coating• Roofing* Jim 641'7494 Tree Trimming, Lt Peraonal Dally f orecast Uc.f375602 538-l534 atreH or worry. Uc, Basic Math thru Cale
time. 241-0031 Uc.#541658 631-4310 Orange Co Handyman Hauling ja79·8245 Free Catalog 673-3443 JENKINS PAINTING Ins. Rel• 673-7184 Cheml•try & Phy•lc•
NEW WEST CLEANINO ,...Quallllf • Pride.JUI ElectrlceVPlumblng Lawn Service. Mow/ •---------lnt/E>et. Wallpaper, SAT prep ..... 640-6823
Home & reni.J prop. aspect• of concrete & FrM EP11tl.nt/Car~en31~3••... edge/•od/aprlnklers/ MOVING 3834 drywall, te>Cturlng, etc. PLUMBING 3890 --·-------'• DUNCAN CERAMIC Quallty work. Relt/llc/ muonry. Beat a8rlllc1, .,,.__.,..... __ v __ ..,_ .. _•_1 cln-up. Al 988·2718 David, 1-800-880·6222 TJI.E 3928
•• CONSTRUCTION TILES 3528 bonded. Free estimate 33 yr• In ateL '631-3859 Semi Retired contractor. IVe msg or call after 5 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BOB HUTTON CO.
:•' 20 Vra Exp. Small & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 662·0161: pgr 413-0514 Rpre, lmprvmnt•. aml A PROF'L GARDENER PUBLIC NOTICE Int/Ext. Acouetlc cell THE LOCAL PLUMBER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • L J ••o 7042 Jobs. Quallty, Integrity, 1 f h 1 d remove/apply/repair. .. Wiiiiam Bangtrt Co.-Oroul/Tl1• Reetoratlon :• g. obs-..... • C:er·Marble-Or•nlt• •WINDOW CLEANING• CONTRACTORS I care, Ken 642-1770 car ng or eac an • The Calif. Public Utlll· L_.622631 982·5891 Since 1947 fte9rout•fteoaulk '' K't B th A F b scape 89 11 It were my ties Commission RE-R J Cl & S I ,1 , • • a · em-a r: FREE ESTIMATES GENEDllT 3558 own. Larry 854•4673 .....---------• Friendly Service opar• ean ••
I I BUSINESS Leaks·WtrPrfg·Plbg 297·8081 David &vw.. _HA_U_L_I_N_G_____ QUIRES that all used Ol•nv:~or•almP• pl at/IRntln! L#478000 675·9304 ftee l1tlmat1 l40-7aot 540-9237 Lr355813 3720 BEST JOB Gardening, household goods n ...,., u an eaa. RegroutSy11emaU538035 I~• SERVICES 3488 , CPI BUILDl!RS INC. land•caplng, clean mover• print their UC/Ina aloe• 78. Cell r• Arnie lmllh Plumblmt ' iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LHkV Showers Rep d COMPUTERS 3556 Residential Const. JUNK To Th• DUMP up•, tree trim. Ref•. P.U.C. Cal T number; mOlled & retext. 641·8877 & Rooter. 41512597
'• The Dean of Tiie. Ce-Lie N5184~4•1nsured (714-988·t882) FREE Eat. 438-1618 limo• and chauffeur• lk•'• Custom Painting Bonded/Any Work/Draine TUTORING
, Computer Training ramie new/repaired re-· 17141 988..,.993 Wiii haul what TrHh Oreen Scene Landscpng print their T.C.P. num-Prof, Clean, Quality ••530.0700•• i: • In Home & OHie• grout, balhrm remodel MAC TUTORING & 1 1 ber In all advertise-Work. Int/Ext & Dock•. E.llpert Drain Cleanl-a•T Semln•re. ""-cet
t 1 windows.WOfd.'••c•Vquk:h•n plumblng Ltl'670130 Sy•tem & all pr~rm• Man won'tl 968•1882 rrlgat on, Trimming 1 11 h •·• "' """ & R al Cl men•· you ave • LI073468 631-4810 & Plumbing Repair• ....... Pat O'Dowd. Teet
1 • Kt. TfO\iblHl'K>OI. 538-8580 673·8065 or 84A·8528 Mark ...... 870-245 DOORS 3580 ---------emov •· ean· ti b t th l "'"' 11 • Call B-4 buying cmpvtr ups & Malnt, St. Lie. ~~~I~~~: :~ver, T1m8~ PAINTING 700-5832 20yra exp. AJI work prep elnce 1979. 5 '' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HEALTH, BEAUTY !1'599025, 850-8109 or chauffeur, call: Con•clentlou• crafts-Guar. Steve 545-8298 meeting• In lrvlne 11'15. J: CARPENTRY 3510 CHILD CARE 3536 PC Repair• & Tutoring An experlenoed Ir FITNESS 3740 Ltlndacape Malnt. Publlc UtllltlH man, old fashioned Preol•• Plumblng ReglttraUon 673-2360.
Upgrade•·Home/offlce d •panda b I e d oor Repair/Mow/Clean-ups CommlHlon pride In workmanship, Repairs & Remoda
I • Moat •vc• S40+pan• hanger. Guar wor·k, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M llb II ht S I I t Fr•• Betlm•I•• WALL ' ......... _ .Remod ,,..,.,_, wln-..... _ .. o•e • u· g • ;pee a• 714·558-4151 ..... , ..... OW Circle Malnt. I,•, I -;:;;;: cablne11: .;;;o ·,dry· Qualltv Chlldoare Jim wv-• .. reu. Don 621·8910 Loa• Fat Faau Our MDI Cati Pel• 722·77321...,.-....,... ______ ~:;:,. In"""' Hou••' Lle873tl tt•1oeo U fun, aale, environment Repalr/UPt1radea/Traln get reaulta. LatHt Two Brothers Moving -... .,...... .., COVERINGS 3932 I•' wlll, ftnc11, g11111, ''°· o. exp'd, caring, rellable Multlmedla/Modem••---------dletl & med1 u effn LAWN MAINT Same Day Service Apt, Qua!. Job. FrM Ht. --------1~!111•iliiliml•iii•• 1•: 3SVr• -.p Jerry 142'°°'7 Xlnt Ael• ...... 434-3977 Network ln•tallatlona ELECTRICAL 3610 on TV'a 20/20 & Feb. Ree/Comm/Ind Lowetl Rates, St llcl689897 &38-8888 ROOFING 3910•• Cueto W 11
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A to Z HANDYMAN Buy/Sell 854-5995 Allure mag. N•wport RT'r" Trlm·Sprintklr2SY0•·7 L.#134650 957·1600 •SON'S PAINTINOi\' Strlpp";n-~:.~: • . , ~re~. :;,~,c. ~:;.s, _C_L_EANJ--N-G----•-.-.""'T""t .... ,T,,,,.....O""'R--1...,N .. Q-*-*-A-1 l!leotrlctil work Barlatrlo Ctr. 573-8588 • •· e:. · 81 20 Yrs Ellp. Rel/Comm. Rerootlne Speolallat No fob to~ emalll
Window•. word, Duncan Slecttlo lhlateuMaaaa1• TREES PAINTING 3858 Int/Ext. Uo#4CS0559. Repalre.E•tab1971. 6%0ftw/ad.e1W927
',: wlndowt. Doug 548-7258 SERVICES 3548 Excel, AccHa, 20 Yr• Quick ReeponM A Ml range of Therapy T•"""''"'•n. La•H. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 537-IM96 or 800-e1S.9722 FREE Eat. Ltl'323842 We "al• ahoul .. :3.
HIR •... c ..... PINTER I-·-· Uc ..... _7 ..... 2 RelleYH •lfeaa, 1~1on, ............... 751 -1· ...... _7721 • ... i 1 ,. _. Exp. 800·200-8024 ....,.... • ....,. -Ide he 9649783 •nw--. ·-v ---------•-~.,..,...,.,,.-....,.,~ ...... ,.,....,.,... together. Strip, In , ~· Addltlone/Remodela mu IC • • •W.P. YOUNGQUIST pmsr *THUNDiiii ROOllNQ* advloe to th• craay. , Fire/Water/Repair•. •HouaeolrVWJndowa* ., Palntlnt Contractor "" F all r fl e•t 2111 .,.,_ l; Concr11e/Elec/Plumb. Weekly, Bl-weekly. CONCRETE t F ... NCES --------•LEGAL Oual. painting by prof'lt CONTROL 3889 or 0 your roo ng • • ~,-.. e r: Jerry, 780.7884 ~~e·11:.~~.=:. MASONRY 3557 Ir DEC!S 3615 ~~~~ 3782 SEIVICIS 3812 F'::e':~t°:'5-~'r;; i&iiii••••••I ~~e::a1•~~f&~1--c-.-n-.t-at_em_t_o __
to; A TOUCH Of' CLA9S N ' MAIR P•ST MOT CO ,__ _ .. ho
It• CARPET INSTALL creanlng. RH/Comm * 811t Prlce/Qu1tlty ==~= """'!:Yeur HotM ~~~:::JV 21~~~:~c~~~~~ :~~ dT:!', 2~.,r:~;:=: -TIAN--S-LA_T_O_B/___ _. ao -t " • t REPAIRS 3516 Uo/Boncted. FrH E•t. l.andM:1':oo.brlck, atone Redwood• Ltl'57CSS05 To F1t eur L"••IYI• No Aecovery-No FM 24 Hra. Richard Sinor Call S187-0eea. TUTOI 3921 l'9Palr Job•
I : Tereaa 28Sl-714~ Conaelt. 7 ... 1007 Jim Whyte 542·7208 Mlll•n UM .D••len OMI 714-H!:tt1114 "' Uc 280044 845-3209 TMnklng or haVlng a around the houtt?
I i 8MC Carpet ft•palr• BOSS HOUSECLEANING Brick, Block, Ston•. TH• Why pl•y Hid• 'N ~T:l-4Se3 "· TMOMAI MICKI, HQ. QUALITY CM• ~atav• ...., LaMN 8PMllH NOWt Let th• Cle..m.tl '~ Power •trelch, .. ,... UcenHd·lneured. Cone. Patio, Orlveway 8Mk with C:hlldoar•? Sell your home whetfier y~u'r• buying 20 yra exp, eicc•ll•nt Give UI • celll EJcp'd 8.A. 1\not. Also lento• DINOtorr
.• Repair aqueeky tloore 19.715 per hOur. Fple, BBQa. Ref. 20 Yr Call Ct•••lfled through claHlfled. or ••fling, c1 .. 1llled workmanship, fair OLAS811'1•D Tr•nalator-fnCet'preter. help you find ~ '1 dye 239·9289 24 hr• 71.f-548-0358 Exp. Terry ••T·7SM todayl 842·5'78. 9ft·S•T• cover• al( vour nHdal prlcH. 1415-2417 Ron ___ .,. __ ._ .. _•_7_•__ au ..... 97~74" rel&able help.
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.-..onDll1' EMPl.OYMERT APPUAlfCES 6011 PUUlTUU 8014 oma PETS.
----·55•3•0I WANTED 5535 PUDlT1JU • AND1ALS 6049 GAUGE SAlBS
•• -~•--"' Fl O• Weehlng lleoh Dinette, I chn, i.at, IQ~-6047Ltm•••••-_._...,y "ne .. I CIMQP.,.....IA&at rune gr"t 1150. Can Com~ Wht 4-poetl vw-w& .-•n•r .. tlc, drlvenl S.eklng entrepreneur/ dettver. &40.828!1 dbl• bed, OO'd v.IYetl••••••••• 8~0=~ :;:1·..,-.-u.J-BO-,.----...;
Mgtnll ..:'Y. >Ont pay. executive. Hungry couch •W<Mnt <Mek & MOVING SA&.al 1 t If • Call n
Npl • 940-5300 mongag9 & Mercecta Kenmore lrg capacity chr, bkeu.. ~18 All ...w melMl8anV ;~~~~ter. ISLAND 6106 llCMTARIAL to feed. I am honnt wuher & alee dryer, turn: exec desk .w/ • accua.ct or being ~ almond, 1-year-new. Qu .. nelae w_,_.... cont table, cr9denu, We""8rener Pup.AKC 1••••11111111•••1 FUUJPARTTIME workahollc. Skllla 1400/nt.760-9738 Weterbed with lthr ex.c chair, file Champnnea.MOO ••STAT•SA&.•• ~~Jta1~~·vldOuEa·I range from picking up UPRIO hHter, oak tram• With caba, computer & rax lrresUblel "42·2618 628aPuarlln .. ~a.8.!'-V '"" your mother-In-law HT FA•EZaR bookcaae. Shff.. In-atatlona. Aleo Canon -. ...., ~.~!,d'""Ptoportpr10orvl1dhee kids, laundry, •ectv & Excellent condition eluded. Xlnt cond, copier, Meridian•--------OoU gffl, refrigerator,
,._.,,,_ -frff to travel Com $125. Call 721-1882 1100. Call ~030. phoM eyatem, much MUSICAL patio tabla, desk,
Claulfled Advertising put•r literate. • 7 dysi w .. kande/evenlngs. morel 54tM900 INSTIUMENTS 6055 houHholQ Items.
Department of a grow· wHk? Make my day! ~«;°~~~~l.ty T~~'fn·~ Jeanne 714-499·0576 1-PURN--ITUR.E----6-0_1_4·•:s~~HANDISE6015 ANIMALSPETS a J8 Pla1er Guitar l-BALB--0-A-~__.._.;.._
50-55wpm. Various of• Loving o•rlng Swed·1~==~=:::-::1:~:;~~~~=: Ii:~:~--=~== I + oau · 1 80 watt PENINSULA 6107 floe duties. Morning or l•h nurae•a •Ide. Yamaha Amp model.
afternoon hours avall· Wiii help w/Dr. appts/ •••ut hand·tl•d rugs PLANT aALI! ACRl!S G 1 00·112. hl/lowlil••ililiiiiliiiiiiiil
ab .. Monday thru Fri· errands/It haekng, gd 8x10/11x14. And mrbl· Shade treea 16 gal, 1r ADOPT -A·PET lmput. Cln & dlstor LA R 0 I! 0 CE AN•
day. Opportun11y for cook, xlnt local refe, top colfeo tbl, bkcaH 11• 120. Cltrua, avoca· Every Sat & Sun at awltch 1200 545·9618 f;RONT Studio, ~50,
growth. PhyelcaVdrug 14 yra exp. Christine, cabnt, more quelltv doe-fruiting 110. PETSMAAT, Fountain ukforOan/Oavo lnclUd .. all utile, appx
teallng Is a prerequl· 646-3735. Items. No doalere, pis. Herb• 11. Qal juniper• Vallay. Puppies, kit·•--------900 sq ft. 723·1355.
•It• of employment. 540-1446 after 8prt1 $1. Shade/plne/cypre• ten• and more, all ncll"'l:TS 6075 ----·-----
Call Judy Oetting or 4·9' 110. 9~674-9422 looking for loving, car-~ CORONA
Patio .. t. leeth41r & & b•..,eted, h .. wly
'otlnyl couch and vi· carv.G: Outeh paint·
bfatlng lou~.:.O moe ln119, marble 'r•nch old, gfasa & atone cOf· clock, O.rman, Lal·
fee • end tables, lque j. Luna cryt1tal1: baker'• rack, solid carved jade & marblo ;.o.;..-=-=-=---------
oek bdrm set·Sl&OO piece, Chippendale
ll11n. 2 king m•t· magazllM rack, va"9
tr•••••· 4' bronze antique pareon'a
angel table w/gl .. • by table, antique c:ur1o!
Moreau, 0' hand~ • turquolae COIOt, anll·
painted scro~m. Ba· que kitchen table,
roqu' mahogany con• antique love bench,
sole, rosewood vanlly wine tables, moon
with mother-of·pear1, mlrrora. teak folding
mahogany hall tr••· 4' deck chair, hall tablH,
Ivory & sllver ewords '5' antique mirror, w &
w/Jowela, 6X7' roso· d, appllancH, more.
wood china cabinet, Ill TV & funk. 444·1970,
32~5 O~egon Ave. FrV Set/Su 1 ()..4
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair fobs
around the house?
Let the
CleHlfled
Service
Directory
help you find
r~iable help.
842·5&78
call (714) 574-4250 for DOMESTICS 5540 CHEST OF DRAWERS 1--------Ing homu. CALL 597· D"" -•n Interview, Solid wood mahogany Rettaur•nt 8ooth1 9037 for more Info. 4 Ol!ORQE 8TRAJT ~ .m.ruo. 6122 ••c.,,_-190. Call 721·1982 Por Sele Call concert ticket• 4128 ''lii•••••iliiiiii -;:====;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;==:.:=;;;;;;;:;;;;====:;:::;:::;::::::=::::;;:: -• .. , ... ..aat S.rvlce AJd .. llve In needed 3-wHkenda/evenlngs 963-0227 or 863-0722 POODLE.STD fem Terrace aect. sOld out:•• ~ , ESTATIE SALE
Furniture, antiques,
cryatal. Everything must go1•sAT onfy 8·
3, 4601 Perham Rd.
need.ct lmmed for aml 4 hrs/dy for dlaabled CLASSIFIED pupa, 9 wk•. Blk or 155, Call 830•2303 growing bus1neH 111 man In xcng for room • • wht, Ch. slred. Beautl· 1---------------eottware lnduatry. No & board. 645-4589 It a the 1••ource you•-B--------ful, temp. teated,
exp nee, wlll train. Ca· •· can count on to ,Hll a UILDING h Ith '$900 o Overstocl<ed with
eual, fun atmoaphera. NANNY WANTED myriad or merchan· MATERIALS 6030 7~-78~~~· pm ·82~~ stuff?
T"m oriented. Ploaae Uve In or ou1 In Costa dlse ll~m•, becau••11'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9561. A call to
c.all David 434-1200 Mesa. Full time to our co umns compe !ti --------Clasalfled To place an •d In ' · take care of 2 children qualified buyers to WANTED: 1 so oublo gr;;:~~4!: will help Cl•••tfl•d
(Cameo Shores)
4 mos & 2 yrs old. calll v•rda of flll dirt. 842·5178 c.JI 842-S878. EMPLOYMENT Also drive 4 yr old to 842·5878 Call 631·9072. ___ M __ 2_-s_8_7_a __ •--~-=""'-""'-.._,._...___ l--------
SEltVICES 5533 1chool. Must have
own car and speak
Pleue be aware that
the llatlngs In thle cat·
Engllsh. $600/mo +
room & board. Call
444-4030.
egory may require you ••••••••• to call • 900 number
In which there Is a MERCHANDISE charge per minute.
Good Jobs
reliable services
lnlcttstlna thln1s
to buy
It's 1111 there
every doy
in Ctn ~ificd
ANTIQUES 6010
•BUYING ITEMS•
From 1800-1960. i pc
to entire estate. Paint·
Inga, books, furniture,
etc. Immediate cash,
top S. 673-6223 Iv msg
GOOD
AD!
Call
642-
5678
.. ,tt ,988 ~2.9o/o
AN FINANCING UP TO 24 MOS.
OM AlftOVID W
$4500
DISCOUNT FROM M.S.R.P.
/1tchl4a $1000 R~hu•
1994 FORD . 1992 FORD 1993 NISSAN 1993 JEEP
Escort LX 1 door Taurus GL Stdan Stotn XE Coutt \Vraultr 4b4 Auto, A/C, caAllte, Auto, A/C, Only 15,117 ml, NC, PM~~ aloys,. '*1111 return. PINA., aulM. c:Nlle. oasMtte. rol t., 6 , (890731-178255) (810463-208019) (810585-7'71Mt 1110620-21 18' •9973 •9773 s9973 s9973
1990 FORD 1990 FORD 1990 MAZDA 1993 MAZOA
Aawtar XL Atto1tar MPV Van Prittat SNan
Auto,:J:.,PA. ~~e, ~fi~A.: ~:· ~ .. ~
(110l14.aee2121 fl105IUI~ 1810ltl-24~ •t0673-QS22. t81067s-.566588) •9973 s9973 *10,773 s10,973 s11,973
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W&DLY BRIDGB QUIZ
Q. 1 • Neither vWnerable, u
South you hold:
The biddi=)ll"OCeedecl: IOUl'll NOBTll U9'l'
I• Pa.. 10 PM9 to P.. I• PMe
Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, u South
you hold;
uQU """ OltJt .,qJ4
Your ript-hand opponent opens
the biddinc with one no trump.
What action do you take?
•• •.IWl!l!!lllJIO.IT ...... ~~~~;:~aiiiiiiii~~JIO·ID--~~I0·7•5 ,!'ACB • ~ ................ ,........1c.m.3pm
901 Vt. Udo Soud
Cottectlbl••· •mall
entlque•. ateftlng, ftne -------· ~~decU:, = SPID • 701• Ht, beaut eota . & SD IOAtS
matching drape•, ••••-•••1---------bdrm tum, •a.Jr tlfte, *1981 Uft Ski eo.t• CJllVltOl.IT 9045 wuher & dryer, kltch· 6.7 lllre v..a, King
enware, frffzer, elec Cobra 0/0, low profile ---~-----
bed• & much more. hull, Jui\ Hrvlced, t98a Chev LYmlfta
new controll•/uphol· bhte/blue, v.e, runt Sprlne Cle•nlne itery. Great •kl boat· perlectl $5,860 1--------
S•l•I Everything fHMOOkl great ..... r• 286-2117. MERCEDES 9130
--------mu et go ••• hm/ofc/ ad~ to go. $12,000 11 Chev-... --, van mite. S•I M, 1514 w. '"' 4 -···-Q. 5 • Both vulnerable, you have Oceanfront (In alley). 84 -944 ... 57+42 7) Gold color, good f,ond. '83 1900 Rear fln1, ' What do you bid now?
IHlll¥hl.fl Q. 2 • Ji. South, vulnerable, you
1Mt"4MllNM I hold:
80 on llCOre. Aa South you hold: TWO l'AMILY SALEI YACHTS ?O l& ~~::· ~~~P:~· ~~~~~~~=~r:~c1.' N~
Something for every· new llrH ........ $4000 obo amkr, clean. Mu1t •Ml
.-CQta OQIOI OA8 .e.A1l71 body. 1300 Dover Dr, 54 .. 12;tl $3,300/obo.497-45279
Bucker
28 Unbound 29 EoonOmist
Smith
30 Peeled
32 Lucy's sidel<lck
33 Swjped 34 Lukewant1 • ~1 Swiss painter Paul-
41 Bare
44 P\.wlt«a
45 Wrnter weathef
47 Journals
Call 642-5678.
49 Undetatandl
·51 C.CllMe 53~fabric
55 Hadon
5e Caln'• broCtMlr 57 Garden IOI
58 -Mltlof:
oohstellalion 59E~'1
60 i::. right m.
61 Furniture wood
64 PurpoM
Put a few words
to work for you.
Ttf-'l) l!CtillY [)C•"I( lfSl'QNSleiY ()If tQAO
dQJOH4 \?AQ75 OVoid .. 73
The biddirur baa proceeded:
NOBTB IA8T 80U'J'll WEST
1• P .. I• P .. s. . p-so .,...
INT P-1
What do you bid o.owi
Q. 3 • & South, vulnerable, you
bold:
.. 86 Wt7U oA 10 ·~·11
The biddirur baa proceeded:
WE8T N0R111 ltA8T SOUl'B
l• Dbl P.. 1
What do you bid now?
8a~p Sat only. 1987 Chrle Cr•ft '91 TEMPO 33k ml, 1 Partneropenatheb~withone •-.------· Ameroaport, 41ft CHRYSLER 9050 owner 4 dr ate PS r d. What do you rapQDCI? t• crul1er, >clot cond. low PB loaded' lm'maci
'l'9 • uSPOITAnON time, recent eurvey by 55 9oo. 497.9488 &&\Aft original owner. Call for 14 LaMr, 85,000 ml, ' Aa South, vulnerable, you Info. (714) 145·0509 blk, 2-dr, 6 1pd, 1--------
hold: EXCELLENT CONDI TRUCKS 9220
Miou w10 oAK· ~1111 BOATS 7011 MARINE SLIPS '1695· 973•1943· · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• as Bronco 4x4 II
The bid~ baa proceeded:
80Ul'B fiB8T NOR'l'B BAST
1• Pu. S. P .. .,
What action do you take?
18 PT LAUNCH fiber· DOCKS .. 7022 FORD 9075 ).T tires, PlonHr pull·
gli. Teak deck, beaut out, nu pnVclutch, 6-
boatl New diesel eng. *FREE SLIP* •ee MUST ..... Q spd, $4700, &31·2675 Udo buslne1s owner ~ $4900/obo. 675-7939 has 40fl Nwpt illp, wlll Street Rod BoH •--------
maintain In exchange 302, all TRW par1s, ANTIQUES & .
POWER BOATS for UH of boat. Exp'd ~:Ok:~.~:1~dfc~"·B~~ CJASSICS 9250
1012 & resp. James. 451 ·7405 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ahlet kit, delbrock i• •"iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 80 Ft deep water dock catb, Intake, new Int •es Cobra 427 1• for lease on Balboa bl k nd I Bl /Whit t I 1951 Chtl• Craft Island facing turning ac • ca Y app e ue w e • r pe,
IRVINE 6144 NEWPORT NEWPORT
Mahoglny, 19fl 1peed· basin. 515/per boat ft. red ext. $8K or b81t Canadian body/frame
boat, mint, In the Call LaRH, 252•1271. _ol_f•_r._6_4_4..a_3_5_o__ 1 owner, ab1olute
water. ready 10 got ah ow condl Ueed Corona Del Mar prl· FOR L••••1 Balboa daily, fully ncenaed,
vate re1ldent. 516,900 tile, 54 ft frontage Chances are must see to appre liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BEACH 6169 BEACH
N 0 RT H W 0 0 D LI ke iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
6169
New TH, 2Bd/2 Ba PATIO SALi!
de'n, patio/yd, no pets, SUN 7am·3pm
$1295 mo. 759-0647. 1915 court Ave.
RENT
through classified
(In alley)
btwn 19th & 20th
Buy It. Sell It. Find II.
Cl•aalfled.
644_.352 aide tie, parallel to you wlll find elate. $45,000.
Patio table with 41--------channel; 30 ft side lie 673·8916.
chairs (48" PVC), very and 20 ft aide Uo·•llly what you need
good cond s95; oak Overstocked with acceH. 873·1440. at the price
dHk with exec chair As~~~~o RENT you want to pay
& 2 •Ide chair• s100; Classified when you read Wagner power paint C roller (uHd only once) will help th h I ill d the IH1lfled1 sso. ca11 844,..291 142·5678 roug c ass e every day
SELL
your used vehicle
through classified
642·5678
How to keep your kids
off the streets.
• 2.90/o
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GTll6V CRX CAMARov~s PICK .. UP S. I 0 TAHOE P/U SENTRASER ~ 5~. PS AC, roof Whitt AT srereo. c.us Red. AT Pr'S NC.. M>li 1114l lk, C!Ultt. C\lst V6. ~ 5-spd. M:.. 11h.
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THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES • APRIL 22-28, 1995
An expression of quality.
• PRESENTED BY COLDWELL BANKER NEWPORT BEACH. PAGE 46
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UNIV£RSITY
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IRVINE · LO\ ch 3 bedroom 2 5
h.irh tm\ nhomc m H 1:n ugc Parlt. ""' ;
!'\11.1: ltx:.irion near l'ommunity pool,
pJrk., .ind ~hoot, Au l.'.ondinonmg
!'\11 i\kUo Rt><"... .. ..... $169,500
tOPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, 22 HELENA
NEWPORT BEAC H · PanorJm11.
tk.i:Jn, b.i~. mountJlll & l.'.ity light
'''-'"' from th1~ ltnch untt in the
\'1. r'J1lln. ~l'1. um~ gJtcd "/2Br
\llltc~ Highly upgr.idcd ..... S I 78,000
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LINDA ISLE \\'111 trade for Big
( Jl1\ on 38R '>llll1. '· & full 'IC\\ ol
lhrbor 60tt. on th1. \\.lh:r 2 dodu
& 3 \ldl UC'> .•. • • S3,750,000
BELCO U RT O(c.ln & '1ry light
'11.·w, lrom rh1., 11Krnl1bk m.i .. tapic1.c
h:cl bc.im l.'.omt 5BR \U1t1.·,, libr.iry,
fam1h m1 & dl.'n . $3,950,000
HARBOR RIDGE White, bnght
& 1.ollll.'mp<>r.iry, 4BR i.llltl.'~, libr.in\
& IJmilv room. Pool, '>PJ & i.<>ml.'
O('CJll \'II.'\\)........ . . ...... S l.895,000
BIG CANYON Tot.1llv rcmodckd
Bt=TTER THA:-.: ~EW 3BR., ""1th
IJrg1.· 1.kn. S1:nint\ 'Y'h:m .ind 1.m
tllm11cJ throughout . .. .. S899 ,000
DOVER SHORES IlcJut1fol front
row '1cw o f BJl.'.k B.w. l.'.ity lighti. .rnd
mount.un., from th" 1Jrg1: 4 BR homi:
Pm.iti: p<K>I.......... . ........ $795,000
SEAVIEW · L.1rgnt pl.111 4BR +
fam1lv room, 3BA, wm.monJI '1cw of
l.'.lf) light' .ind mo1111t.11m. L.lr~c lot
w/,p.1 ................................ $725,000
HARBOR RlDGB .. CJ'iabl.1111.J"
pbn with .l pcJ,dul WtK><kd and night
light \11.'WS. U..J..c opuon> ... $599,000
HARBOR RIDGE View of l.'.1tY
lig h ts & ~now capped moun tain '.
Remodeled 3BR + Lofr Can have .1
~p.lr.lte guest q uarters. Owner m.iy
..:.irry 2TD o r AITD ............ $559,000
NEWPORT TRI PLEX Ab,olutc
Top of·thc lam· l'pp<:r h.i'I bn·n (Oil\
pktdy n:donc Other umt., 111 top 1.011
d1tion. 3 ..:.ir gJrJgc . . ....... S489,000
BALBOA PENINSU LA Rcll.'nt
n:mod1.:ling. mJkn thi-; J true 'h<m
pl.Kc 2BR 'll1t1.·, & Iott \\/..:l.'ntrJI .ur
Thi: bc\t ot 1. \en th111g. S489 .500
R 2 LOT S11.·p, to the bcJ .. h.
E\l.'.cpno1lJI 'Jluc for th1' hnm1.· nn J
!Jrg1.· lot 35,95 \\'111 Jl."rnm .1 ·HOO,~
ft dupk\ .. . .. . .. . . .. 5349,000
HARBOR RlDG E Lmd' 1.ountn
& night light \IC\\' from th1' l.trg.1.·
3BR town hom1.· \\/lotl $472,000
BIG CANYON Big Sur Amb1JnH·
\\/partial golf ..:our\c \t1.'\\'. 2BR + den.
Air l.'.011di t1011111g .rnd a 111..:c lo".111011 .
Comm p<K>I, 'PJ & rcnnis ..... $264,950
NEWPORT BEAC H C'h.irmmg
mob1k home TotJlly rcmo<lckd &
C\f!Jndcd Jnd J lmcly b.iy '""· lJght
& bright \\j 2BR + dcn .......... $96,000
WATERFRONT 2 M ob1k Homn
un the b.1y 111 Lido PJrk. GrcJt for war
long Ii' mg or '.11.'.Jtlon rc:trcJt CJll
Now .................... ~& $1 7,500
CAMEO HIGHLANDS · 4BR
humc on I level. Over 2,000 4'.f.
w /remodckd k.itl.'.hcn & bJtho~. N"e
yJrd w/ pJU<> & pm -ate p<>OI. G reat
kx:.ition ... . .... . ............... $575,000
CORONA DEL MAR G rc:at l<KJ
tion in H .irbor View Hills. Extra large
lo t. Light & Jiry nkc patio. Lo t o f
room to expand ................. $595,000
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OC'FA~ \'If\\' Scn,.n1011.il 3RR
to\\ nhonll' RcJut1lulh n·modd.:d,
111d1rc'1 hghnng., tlr1:plJ1.·1.', rh" 1.'\pJnd
cd d1:1.:k . . ......... ... . . 324,500
LOWEST PRICE! D1.1m.H1l ,mgk
Ind t1m11homc, 2RR, \\ rlllltxkl~d
k1t1.h1.n .111d m.111\ .t1,tum h .. Hurc'
Lot' nl P11.111 209.000
N EWPORT CREST I .ug-.· 4 BR
plt1' tJm1h hl<'nl P1.·1 Int .. 011d1t111n
"nh dc"rn .ttor t1k, tirl'pl.h.1.' \\l.'l h.1r,
u1 ·t I ll. H 2SO 000
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CSlJtl.' w /\pCl.'.t.i..:ul.1r \11.'\\' o, l.'r ~ 5
Jan 5 BR plu' ~uc't he11N, pool &
~p.t. .. . .. .... .... . -.,2 .. ~so.000
EAST C OSTA MESA "P·''"ll'' .rnR
to\\nhomc \'.iult1:d 1.cil111g,, Ill."\\ (,tr
(ll.'t O\'r.R 1800 '>q ti J1hl luol..' hl..c
lll'W1! 279,000
ORANGE 4BR hn1111.· 1111 .1 l.1rs1.·
1.·urnc1 lot. New ..:.trpl.'t. tircpl.l"c. fam1h
room & 1111.l' y.irJ "/h111.k tircpu .
Grc.it 11c1ghborhood. $199,900
COSTA MESA ~putlc" H Jrbur
Pointe hi\\ nhoml.' 2 l.tr~1.· \lllll'"
\\jl.'..1thcll1.1l 1.·c1hng' lm1d1: 11111t. NICc
y.1rd ...... .... ............. . . ... S 1 4.~.900
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stor) home 111 .1 good lll'lghhorhoo<l
P.iintcd 111 & out, .ill nC\\ 1. J~l,, lir c
pl.ice... .......... ......... ...... S 172,500
SOUTH COAST METRO Gn.·.it
locJtion com·e nk nt tu South Co.t'>t
Pl;ua & Theatre . 3BR. 2 BA with ne w
carpet .ind p31nt .... ... ..... $99 ,000
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2 BR, I k' cl end 111111 h~ht .rnd
hn~ht ( In"' to po11l l, 4500
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11w.11n hmnh11m1. \\llh .1 111,1. lt..,,lt11 111
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g..1r.l~l l 49 .900
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SATURDAY
SE.AVlBW $i25,000
N l:ngclbrnhtl
$194,500
T. H tll
$279,000
R.Sc.irk'
$489,500
ti Schroeder
$279,000
2027 Y.icht OdcnJn
IR.VINB
8 Cheyenne
OlVlNB
27 M.iJrona
NBWPORT BEAC H
124 26th trcct
NEWPORT BBAC H
$595,000
v.~xton
$264,950
L.Foltcr
$169,500
NEAR 1lfE WEDGE. 5Bft 3BA home w/fam
nn.. den. din nn + a great entertaining pa do.
Versatile floorplanl
OFl='ERED AT: $798.000 AYN -n-1-11-1 651·4610
FRENCH COUNTRY MANOR RESID£NCE
$1.380 MIL
Mdgiuficrot Stonendge 4BR. 4.SBA estate w/every
Mieruty \.()tJ can uragine Over 5900 sq ft of eleganr liv-
ing From the elegant marble formal entry to the fuDy
Lvrl.cdped grounch \.()tJ D enpy ttus pastoral setting You
l'Wl.'d 10 'iC'e thb exc~ home tOi:iay'
TRV 10% DOWN AND
A.l.T.D. AVAllABl.E $575.000
Vw."""' of Udo Bay. Udo Isle. city lights & mountains.
grl'dt attrotion to interior detail ind artisan cabintry &
fireplace facades Easy single kM!I floorplan Boat slip to
30 t!Vtnkible Call for more information.
BA\'f'RONT ON UDO ISLE
wrnt DOCK St.895 Mil
Ldrgc.> entertairnng home r*is huge bayfront deck &
r<KXn ford 55 vocht. numerous designer details. elevator
& '>tllMJng wet bar A great Udo Isle slree1
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
ROOM FOR A POOL $609.500
ldE>A; located wittWl Harbor Ve.>1 Homes near
COfTlfl'Ulrty pool. dHiouse & more. 4BR 3 SBA
encb.ed entr)MlaY. thousands of bricks & la...oely bad<
1,0rd garO>ru.
NEWPORT NORllt VIUAS
BANK R£PO $429.000
Upgrdded 3 bedroom Mectina Plan In prime Cl.kle-sac
locatl<>1. Tons of upgrades ind hrcM.d & marble flooring.
&>rbi.>t carpeting · '& mirrored walls. G.iard gated
commmity dose to Fashion Island. beaches. & freeWays
HARBOR VIEW HMS PORTOFINO Pl.AN. 4BR. fam rm., den & ~-entry breneway wl\otl of tmck flooring. Pookb:ed back yd.
Make offm
REDUCED TO: $609,500
-HIGHLY UPGRADED bayfront located within
waUdng distance to the bay & Udo Village
shops. Community pool & boar slip available.
REDUCED TO: $498,000
VICTOR YACK 721-4883
OWN YOUR BUSINESS
NEAR TIIE BEACH
T ""° liquor 11'\d~ in exceBent So C.abf neighbo.+.ood:.
Location Locaoon l..ocatK>n Well maintained & kx:dted
lfl high traffic a~ Offered at $145K & $450K
LIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH
FOR UNDER $200.000
C>..vner ha.., been transferred nerl. to get on with their
life! 3 bedrooms. plantation shutters. new interior paint.
custom cabinets. Conan & much more 2-c.ar garage.
Call for details on this great Newport buy'
WEEKEND OPEN
HOUSES
2ro1 fiaaco Nwpt Bch
611 Udo Patk Dr. '2·A Udo
1935 Pon Camey, Nwpt 8ch
712 V'111 Udo Nord. Udo
$489.000 SUN 1-4
$498,000 SUN 14
$609,500 SUN 2-5
s 1.895Mil Sat/Sun l ·5
22-UNTT APARTMENT
COMPLEX IN PRIME LOCATION $2.5 MIL
A· l condition 221.01its apartment complex <M?f'lool<ing
tranquil Back Bay W/'!a'rV.? whitewater W!w.; Priv ~.
huge patios & balconies. Call for spedfb.
LIGHT • BRJGn' 4BR HOME w/fam rm .. din rm. Fr doors. 2 frpls, 2 patlol. sunny kit., fNtt
tJ'ftS & bee* lid IP&. OFFERED AT: $489.000
CHARMING 2 BR cottage located near ML''
~treet Pk w/lo~ sunny pado & deck. vauhed
cell In llv rm. Tons of potential here!
OFFERED AT: $398.000
DAYNA PEI Ill 651-4610
BEACH ORIGINAL
ON 11IE P£NINSlJl.A $S98.000
T ""° bdrm cottage locatEd on "LM Street Pk on Penin Pr
w/ye.v TOll1d SlnllY pallO & deck abow g<irage Halli
w/lob of poss1bilrty Being sold 'AS 15-A r 111
~1ty 10 buy U'lto this established commurnty • I
SPAQOUS DlJPl.£X
ON CORNER LOT $599.000
Excellent Income. Prime comer location near sing~·
fomily homes in beach dose area. U:Jht/brlght/d1n..
Upper unit has 2 sep liv rms. din areas SC kitchen filClf,
6 c.ar parking & 3 \A.OOd tuning frpk:s. Call f, 11
appointment today
CHARMING DUPLEX NEAR TIIE BAY $295,000
2BR/2BA froot l6lit +studio/IBA rear ri In pnrne R I
woe Exceptionaty well rraintalned & kie.aJy Slllted frn
summer-winter rental income. Many new upgrade..,
throughout Cal for details today.
PENINSlJLA POIHI'
BAY VIEW HONE $798,000
Large 5BR. 3BA home feattmg den. dning nn. famill.
rm & a great ~ patio v.td-i a fire pit ~ ha\
Vle\.v. from upper lel.e A ITl.bt see.
NEWPORT BEACH DREAM
HOME Wll.ARGE YARD $489.000
Consider thb beautifu!N cared for 48R home w/fd1Y\llly
room. ~room. "French doors. 2 frpls. custom cabinets & . bay window In kit . lovely courtyd
entry, 2 patios. trees+ a spa In the back yard Your
dreams can come true'
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Costa Mesa family home offers
panoramic golf' course views
Beautiful home offers gof f course living
Located on the 15th
fairway of Mesa Verde
Country Club
Gorgeous executive famil y home located
in Co. la Me. a on the 15th fairway of the
Mesa Verde Country Club golf course. Thie;
<;tyli sh contemporary home ha'
approximately 5.200 <;quarc feet and is
tastefully appointed .•
The courtyard leadci into the large entry
hall with skylights and volume ceilings. The
formal dining and living rooms each have
their own marble fireplaces for elegant
entertaining.
The large family room has a tiled
fireplace. wet bar with ice maker. built-in
wall unit and open~ onto a panoramic view
of the fairway. 'The rear patio on the golf
course is covered by an electric retractable
awning for <;unM!t entertaining.
You will fall in love with the fabulou-;
gourmel kitchen which ha<, almo'I every
amenity po~sible including -;ub-zero
refrigerator. Gaggenau cook1op. wamung
oven, microwave. regular and convec1ion
ovens. "gr.mile-look" Corian countertop~.
applianee garage~. an island wi1h vegetable
sink and a breakfast area which overlook" lhe
fairway.
The romantic master retreat ha' a
spectacular spa/dressing area wi1h a dual
fireplace also serving the sitting area.
coffee/wet bar. Huge walk ip closet with
organizers. steam shower. laundry shoot. The
entire master suite overlooks the golf course.
For a privau showing contact agtnl
Bonn~ Turner at Coldwell Banker, (714)
668-9333.
312 Evening Star Lane
Understated el~gance on the water. 4 bedroom, 3 bath trnditional
family home on a large waterfront lot with room for a 60' y~1eht.
Gated courtyard for privacy & security. Gourmet kitchen, huge
multi-level warerside patio for e ntertaining.
Eastskle Costa Mesa
Two adjacent triplex units on large lots. Great bread & butter
units. Can be sold together. Lot ~ize makes them great for new
development.
Owners are motivated!!! $349,000 EACH
ROBERT PENKWITZ
Res. 650-0443 Pager 748-3573
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553-2360
BAYVIEW
TERRACE
Trwlit101111/ ~in giurd gotnl community
JBD, 2V:BA, «*' lwduWll flooring, planbllion
wlttm, }nuurt cooklop, inkrior 1izundty room.
Low mooahol1 d11n. Stlkr trans~.
Mn ~ sm,ooo
PRINCETON
TOWNHOMES
Grrm loc.tion c~ to ucr amrpus & ~·g
JBO 381\. nul und, mdlftl ctilings, ~·
SttlJilJo ~ tiltt M1al & UIOOtf blinds &inlniar
llw'!"'l room. Wt.J for sttuknts or "K
Is. $225,MO
JASMINE CREEK
2BD. 2BA 011d de11, 1111111 tnrm complelt'ly fur111~h1·d. /11~t bm1,~ o toothbr11~h Yenr(y lt•a,.• 52600/mo
DESERT TIME SHARE
1 BD. 1BA011 tlw golf ro11~. U1wri•1rc1• Wl'ik\ D1·~rt Oam. Cill for details!
11 Cambria
Pmwrom1<. t'IC'U'' of <><.<'tllt. barbm:
Peliw11 111/L~ & 111Jibt l1J.<hf., Hif<h~l'
ttf>Rrctded (~mtmwt k ltch<'1t ll'flb Rm1tilc•
cott Iller top French tlo<in.. p1il'fil<' brick
t.ott1~~·arrf with fi11t11lal1t nwee lttr}W
• bc•dr<x1m.'\. 2 bolhs. 3 n 1r ~llrttR<'.
Big Canyon
S1111ml1tg <:ustomized 4BR. 3 5BA Oil<'·
s/ory e11terlt1i11ment es/ate slltwted 011 "'' extrt1 large lot wilh m>er I 70 ft of cun'f!d f ro11tage.
• Gourmel kitcbt•11. b1llit1rds rm.fimulv
r m, t!XercL-w m1.
• \C'alk-i1t rtf u•me cellar. musk
~ir:stem
• Custom pool & spa wlbmlt-111 BBQ f.. fire pit.
MOTIVATED SELLER/
An Outstandl1rg Value at $829.()()()
Ro)!_ & Mary_ Osterhout
Broker/Realtors
Res: 644-6007
Bus: 644-6200, Ext. 106
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646 •6770 MaryAnn McGuire "l
100 SCHOLZ t202
SPECT~CULAR OCEAN VISTAS $259,900 OCEAN & BOAT HARBOR VIEWS $178,000 VILLA BALBOA BEST BUY $169,000 VILLA BALBOA $239,900
NEWPORT BEACH VILLA BALBOA E'*1)1 endless Lido VERSAlUES 100 SCHOLZ. '202 ~deck views NEWPORT BEACH Come< 1BA •den (Of 2BA?) 1 25
Channel Catahna Island and ocean views from your to ocean & harbor Totally upgraded 2BA. 2BA. wtute BA rose carpet whtte walls corne< windows Extra leght
BEAUTIFUL CORNEA LOCATION. Beaut1fuAy
upgraded Fabu4ous oversi.zed lntenor in wMes &
neutrals. Speoally designed recessed llghtlng & 2BA private penthouse wrth1n walking minutes to the European cabinetry 1n completely redone kl1chen. L A & bright Wall 1emoved lor spaoousness
beach fireplace hxtures Custom deck flooring. Ovet1oolis grHflbelt
$159,900
. NEWPORT BEACH Ocean & Catahna views. oversized
redwood planked patio. huge master BR Mirrored LR &
BR walls Bert>er car1W-t
200 MCNEIL, 1109
LOVELY LIGHT & BRIGHT 1BR NOW $125 000 VERSAILLES PENTHOUSE $89,000 NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX $495,000
VERSAILLES 200 MCNEIL LN #109 "''"'·t 1 O\/ersi~ed studio on top floor of gated community STEPS TO OCEAN. Sll1gle le\lel. Potential to build 2no "'" e ceramic Ille Community P<>04. spa. fitness room Beautlful """""I l c ..... A I PCH & ~s floors, cream 8erbef carpet All white krt.chen. looks out landscaping Walk to sand beaches ,.., ... a er. """"' o restaUfal'llS. ShOj)plng. ., to trees from high <lecl< Nice location EZ to see Extra laige lot over 4.300 sq.fl
Carol Allison 644-7362
553-2385 Senior Marketing Consultant
onoromic ocean + city views.
Miramar Pion.
NOW $599,000
COMING SOON!
• Single Level Custom Home
View, Large yard
• Turn·Key 3 Bedroom Home.
Views, Plus Spa.
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900 Aleppo
$545,000
Customized & expanded with added wing.
Extra large comer lot on cul-de-sac.
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3039Carob
$569 900
Single level home with labulous Back Bay,
city lights & mountain views.
CANYON & BAY VIEW BLUFFS -OCEAN VIEW AFFORDABLE BLUFFS
679 Vista Bonita
$399,000 .
Bluffs new listing. 3 br & family room. Great
location & price!
503 Avenlda Campana
$369,000
Bluffs beauty with ocean, bay & city lights.
Immaculate! Light & bright.
303 Vista Suerte
$200,000 LH
Spacious 3 br, 2112 ba. An opportunity to
enjoy the amenities of the Bluffs.
BLUFFS -STUNNING INTERIOR BELCOURT IN THE BLUFFS BLUFFS -SPECTACULAR VIEW
2657 Vista Ornada
$469,000
Popular "E" model, 3 spacious bedrooms &
enlarged family room. Freshly painted.
2630 Vista Ornada
$439,000
"One of a kind" remodeled and expanded with
mini bay view.
457 Vleta Roma .
$303,000
Upgradsd with French dOors & n8W9r carpet.
Private enclosed patio.
301 Avenida Cerritos
$469,000
Front row in prime location of original Bluffs.
Private end unit.
382 Hamilton
$339 000
Like new with two~ 3 br, 2 ba units. 3
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H/\RBOR IDGE
• Guard Gated • Nature Trails
• Tennis Facilities • Pools & Spas
• Ocean Views ~'" o> • Pastoral Views
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 -5
15 MONTPELLIER
$865,000
3BO Ocean View$
Highly Upgreoded
31 ST TROPEZ
$799,000
ABO Mt. & City Views
Expanded Newer Appl.
15 LA ROCHELLE
$739,000
380 Ocean Views
Single Level Expanded
21 TOULO N
$899,000
580 Ocean Views
Spa Largest Model
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1 CHERBOURG
$695,000
480 Mt. & City Views
Lowest Price of th is Model
14 GENEVE
$2,095,000
Custom Superb views
580 Lorge Master Pool
$899,000
580 Ocean Views
Largest Model
19 HARBOR RIDGE
$679,000
280 + Den Excel. Views
Front Row
Hosted by: MARCIE ADLER TOM BRUNSON LOIS JACOBS MARILYN KERSHNER LINDA OETH ANN PETERS SUZANNE SHULER
553-6138 222-4840 553-2372 553-2369 443-2389 553-2391 SSJ-(;136
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PETERS
SUZANNE
SHULER
OCEANFRONT
New-3BR custom
$1,198,000
BAYFRONT
5BR-Remodeled-Pier & 1Slip
$2,495,000
2 LOTS
Vintage Craftsman
$695,000
GREAT VIEWS
3 BR-Remodeled
$549,~
"THE· HEISLER HOUSE"
No. Laguna, ocean side of PCH
$1,225,000
BAYFRONT
2BR-Exquisite
$595,000
2BR-Great Yard
$430,000
PANORAMIC VIEWS
4BR-3BA
$695,000
ADORABLE conAGE
· + 2BR-Unit-So. of PCt-i
$459,000
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$349.000 Code 70317 SS19.SOO Code 706lJ7 $339.000 Code 71287
OPEN HOUSE T<JUR ~I 'i'>.'>OO -~5 1 .:;.ooo
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JASMINE CREEK
BIG CANYON
tlAllBOtl IUDGE
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BIG CANYON CDM
NE1VPOllT CREST
VEJlSAW.ES
VEltSAJl.US
KAJlBOR IUDGE
RAJl80lt IUDGE
BIG CANYON
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COSTA MESA
BIG CANYON
NEWOllT BEACH
SAN MICHAEL
SATIJRDAY AND SUNDAY
l657 VISTA OllNADA l ·S P. HAYDEN/C BETTON $469.000 "56 Vl'iTA ROMA 1-S . C. MULVEY/£. SHATZEN $339.000
900ALD'PO 1-5 T. BRUNSON/<;. BURM£1STER SS45.000
19l4 IRVlNE AVf l·5 DANA Bl.ACX $349.000
3 I ST. TROPEZ 1·5 M. KEJlSHNEJVJ. HENDRLE $799.000
l7 l8 VlSTA DEi. ORO 1-5 MIKESMJnl $249.000
l3MONAC0 1-S KAR.EN REZEK $899.000
II CAMBIUA 1·5 TIIE OSTFJUfOUTS $829.000
34S UNIVERSITY 76 1-4 C. BENTON/L RJ1TF.Y St75.000
3700 ()( EAN M PAM BAU. s J,j4 5. ()()()
SATIJRDAY
ll RUE ST. a..ouD l·5 CAltOL AWSON $995.000 4 HARBOR l"Oll'in 1·5 B~YNEL'iON $849.000
1911 W. WAKEHAM 1-5 SOLLY SHATZEN $245.000
jO l AVE. CElUlrTOS 1-S JOANNA HENDRIE $464,000
SUNDAY
VIUA BALBOA CAPE COO DUPLEX
'>p.1uo11' '''" f)(•n 1.1>nJum1n111m ofkf' 11e.t:•lll ltkl.' Ill'\\ w11h }hd 2hJ • family n1om down
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.1 n·d\\ui<l pl.111k1.·d .. 1111m p.11111 Thl'l.'1.' J.t.1r.1Jt1.'' + O(ll'O p.trktnjt A .... ,um.1hll·
S 1 S9.000 Cotk 70067 loom
$339.000
OCEAN PEEK
G1.·1 r~.•lh 1111 ,11mn11.-r' \\nntk:1tul lx·.ll h 1111..1 BAYCREST'S BEST
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PAYS FOR ITSELF $349,000
jlxl h11uw • 11v.11l llxl unu .. on l~ 1u1.·
n.r1wr 1111 \Xdl m.11111.1m1.·d tlt'\\l'r n .. ,j, · ,111 EASTSIDE HEIGHTS
Rk Lit E(.tr.i.1t1.'' f11r l'.Hh 111111 "''dk-l1t 'p;1,u11" fl.'mudd1.•d 31xl. jh.1 horn ... un 1.ul·
37SO OAFFODll. 1-S BJ. JOHNSON $j79.000 Ill\ l.'"™:nr' '"''""'·'l \\ tth \ l''T pm .Ill' m.t .. ll'f 'lffh.' .tn<l
2630 \ll_qA OllNADA 1-5 llAWE.llMAN/SCHWEICKE.llT $439,000 $242 OOO ,p.1rkl1ng pool
3039 CAROB M SALLY SHIPLEY $569.900 ' $369 000
3ll EVENING STAR 1·5 ll. PENKW1TZ $1,49S.OOO '
19 HARBOR RJDGE l-5 TOM BRUNSON $679,000 SOtml COAST SHORES JASMINE CREEK
~OND ::~ MAXINEPKOPP $S49,000 3~ lh.1 h11m1.· \\1th 111p qu.1l1t} 1mpr1hl'· "'"Jtll• lt:\d lhd. lh.i lownhom1t rl.'-.tl fl>U'
11 RUE FONTAINE 1-s :A~~ S1~os9:::= ~u1"1~~n<l p1;1r~1.'. f)!~~uk r'f'm ~on~n~nn y Ld.\t JtU.1rd-jt;t11:d ~p .. ttno9tu/ Tw11pfir1.";1..l'-"
29 COVENTllY 1-S CAltOL MULVEY $-t29,000 Pl.:;,,. ' . wu ix ' rom ' iut '-1'1 W~l' fl'n(t:d y.1rd Pouk 'P·'' & tc:nnl'
3087 COIO'E MAJUN l·S MAU GtJLUDGE $470,000 $l4 f.1ulMt1."
202S AVENIDA ODCO 1·5 STEVE l.EVEJlE1T $449,000 S,000 Code 70187 $439,000 Code 70527
#7 SEA ISLAND M DICK DICKSON SZSS.000
416 ACACIA AVE. 1-S JACK CHESHlllE $799.SOO A WINNING LOOK 5m• • rn•s •~II!
t2 MOJO l-S PffYUJS HAYDEN $239 000 u C. ............ ~ 100 SCHOLZ PL '202 1-S M.AllYANN MCGUDlE $178:000 ulR tnyon 3hd F.I Dor.i<lo wn<lomin111m Oldt: (11ron.1 dd M.tt R-2 lot lhd holl'k' +
200 MCNEll.#109 1-s MARYANN MGGUDtE $128,000 "-tlh lill· ,·c•Untl'r '"fl'· fr1.·nd1 door' .m<l 1ra~k fl~pl.1(1.'. flJni.11 rt:modd lhd un11+h1>nll'·
I OfE.&BOUllG l·S A PETEJlS/S SHtJUJl $695,000 l1Rhung <.ommun11y pool .tnd ll'nnl' ~IUth of PCH I h11xk 10 fuoChndfte
IS LA ltOCJIEIU i.s LOIS JACOBS $1)9,000 $255.000 Cock 70197 $459,000 Code 705S7 S4 ROYALSTGEOllGE l ·S lHEOSTl!JOIO\lrS $1,49S.OOO
14 GJ!NEVE l·S JOANN KENTON $2.0tt.000
J.41 Al.VA LANE M BOBCOWCOO $27S.OOO SWEET a LOW BAY a SUNSET VIEW
8 ltUE OIA'nAU ROYAL 1.5 CAROL Al.USON SS9S,000 To{,tlly rcmoddcd end unit with 'unny. Fron1 mw in pn~ kx..ltion of orilCJrul 81uffi.
1406 UNCOLN t-5 PAM BA.LL $699.000 t:ndo-.t'd p.llK> 3bd. 2 Sixt. nl'Wcr Jll·whhc llftht lit brigh1 end unit. A i.how<::t.'IC with
zs TROlMU..E 2.5 HUU..EY uau $J89,000 kuchen O\crlooking ixuio. E:i ily f1n:1na:d! ..a·uriry i.yslcm and sp;ick>U-" p:uio. ---------------------.....0--. .............. $315,ooo Code 707:787 U69.ooo
BLOCK TO BEACH
Sp.KIOU!' duplt'X llprx-r ha' 4 Or/l B.1 .
IX'.lm cdlmg' t<i h.1krn1)' Lowl.·r uni! i.. ;\
Rr/2 Ba & r1:.1r p.1110 l C..1r + .i p.trl.in~
Code 7060
BYlllESEA
Trni.nhofl'll' '1yk· dupk·' hl·,1d1: rh, ou·.in
Both unit-. h.I\ l' l llr/ l 'i B.1. d1111n1t room.
firl.'pl.1n .... p.11111-. .ind thl· 'ymphony of llll'
w;1tl·r Hom<.: w;1rr.1nty pn" 1dl.'d.
S519,000 Code 70657
UNBE.UEVABLY PRICED!
Gu.ird-g.111.'d tommuntt). ll.'nn1... root
Rl'l.'l'nhcb-. Hl'.lll' .in 1:nd1.1nting '4..'11111Jt for
th" hl·~m11full)' rt·moddcd 3hd hollll.· •\\'llh
(11,h R<>ftc:r-G.1rcl<.:n-. l.1nd'l.1pc
S499,000 Codc 70677
MINI-ESTATE IN NEWPORT
On\.' of !hi.' mo<t l h.1rmin1t horn..:' 'iin~ll·
kn·I 4hd on clw root '"'' lot frl·m h
door' -.u.1f)l.'d n·1lin1t' n,·w p.11nt &
lk>t or A great fmd
S549,000 Code 70697
BJGCANYON
Rarl' 'inglc: lt'\l'l.3hd 3h.1 townhotnl' in an
l.'\l'dlt>nl loc'.1t1on. U>\ dy Ork'nl.11 ~1rden-i
w11h w:11~.1ll Pm .11t.• .tnd 'f>c:u.11.
S59S,OOO Codc70807
Sf.A.PORT LIFESTYLE
Sp.1oom 3bd homt' In fJmtly c·ommu1111y
neJr M:inneffl Mile Convc:nieni l0<"<111on
~ind fabulou-i OC't!Jn .ind bay view:oo.
$599,000
NEWPORT BAYFRONT
u11.y llxl. lh:t hotnl' With j8 ft ho.II
:.lip .m<l 2 l.1r ~11~1gl' U>Wl''t pml' 111
quk't !(.Ill' itu:irck'<l l ommu1111y of
B.tlhoa Co\l'l'' Hurry'
$595,000
. UPSCAl.E BLUFFS
I li.V1ly Uf))(r.1ch:d 'lhclf honw 111
1mm.1c uJ.11..,· ... ondi11011. F1 l·11d1 door'
m l'rlookmg .1 prh all: p.1111 > E\n•lk·111
h.11.al11>n .incl l·omm11n11y .lllll'l111tl''
$303,000 c.ode 702S7
TOP OF TifE WORID
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1.1k ... • your h1l·.11h ·'"·'Y 41xl. Jh.1 11.irhor
llld~c !:.."all'' 1ownhunl(: Kl•duu•d
dr.1..i1c11ly1
S69S,OOO
HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES
f\n·pcion.11 41xl l.1m1ly mom w11h .1dck·d
loft F:1h11lo11-. u1y 11~(11, \ ll'\I. EH'I)'
11p~r.1ck·. romm11n11y pi1e11 ... 'P:" & ll'nni-.
and prh .tit' 'P·'
S799,000
A PERFECT 10
"""' in 1991 'il'll.'l.1.11 R-l l1>rnl·r loc 111
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ll'llmg-.. \l.c1eid llc1e1r-.. hnlk p.llK>' &
<>ll'.ln \ll'W from top floor
S799,000
BIRD'S EYE VIEW
~I . I 50.000 · ~ 1 .. l-5.000
BIG CANYON VERSAJU.ES
E\p.1n<l1:d 1lxl. I Cih.1 em "'H'l1'111n.1I l.1r)(l'
1<11 Pm.Ill' l'nd le ll.t1111n 1111 till' 10th l.ur
WJY wnh .ill 1lw .lffil'llllll''
St,lS0,000 Code 71057
EXCEYllONAL VALUE!
'.'lt•\I. .ihc.I ,\h.1 O<.l·.111fro111 rl''l(ll'llll' '' nh
pm .Ill' roof-ror ck-lk w11h qu.1l11y .1ml·nt-
lll'' 111d11dt111< 'l'UlrHY & .. ound 'Y'tl'llh
Sl,198,000
MIUJON SSS VIEW
R.m: oppon11n11y for pm l'il'" ' ll'W of
c.ll.'e.111. h.1rhor & Ct1.1lin.1 Tr.1cl111on.1I "ilxl.
.ih.1 wnh 3 l-.1r ~.11.1.!(l' on l.1r1tl' ~ry~l.1,, 101
Sl ,375,000 c.cxle 71097
Prl..,llJ.(11>11' Ou-.111 Bhd l'''·"'' O\l'tk1e1k'
ln-.p11.t111111 Pc 11nt 111 C.1111111.1 d, I \l.11
Rl'll'llll) ll'lllodl'll·d 'ihd I 'ih.1 h1111ll' \l.1111
holl'l' & )(Ill''' he 111x· .1 l I.'"" lx.1111\ 1
$1,79S,000 Code 71 167
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$8~.ooo Code: 70987
SI. t95.000 ~ .). 990.000
ON 11fE WATER
l ncll'N.lll'cl dq-1.lllH' hl''I dl''l 11lx·, th"
11p)(l .1<.kd ilxl ~h.1 h11m1 111 p11nw le>1..1
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lnle 1mp.1c1hll' qu.1111~ e
St,49S,OOO Code 71117
GOLF COURSE MAGIC
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S2.295.000 Code 71187
LAGUNITA BY ntE SEA
Ill\ lllllK tr11p1l.1l hrn 1<.·' .11111 , .. lorlul ,1111
.,...,, nL•I.~· .1 .. 1111111111i.: .,..·11111).( I• 1r th1'
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S3.990,000 Code 71207
S\\\.'\.'PlnK \I<..'\\' ol tlw ou'.1n Lt1.1l111.1
l If) hghi.. fr, 1m th1' 'ihd m g11;1rd 1(.lft.'tl
I l.1rhor R1djt<..' 0\\ 1lt. r 1r.11l.-.f,·m:d 11111,1
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S910,000
~ The t -Grubb & Ellis
( _.. Marketline SPYGLASS HDJ.
Prl·mlcr fron1 row ro,uion prm tdt" 11111
'randing '1cw' from chi' 41xl. l "ih.1 homt.· fl'~Hunng .1 pm.ill' uiuriyard entr.mll'
$950,000 C.odc 71027
BE1TEll TAKE A LOOKJ
Uniqut' Jrcfott.>tlllrJ I de-.1gn Jfford' 1."Ull·
'"8 entcrtalnl'l'k'nl po,,1b11i1k:s in thl' Cam·
eo Shores bargJin. Ownerl> Jre p.1<:k·
lnM .... lt's time for ac1ionl
$985,000 Code 71037
800-714-7443
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New Listings
Jasmine Creek Greenbelt
location, end unit 2 Bd. 2 Ba plus den.
Corkett & Marr $395,000
Old Corona del Mar CharmJnc
duplex In heart of village. Well cared for.
Jerry Finster $49',000
Baycr est Lincoln Lane!
Custom 4 bedroom, 3 bath with pool.
Debi Bibb $639,000
RJtz Cove Terrific lot available
for custom home on cul-de-sac.
Scanlan & Busk $750,000
Spotlight
RodcJedce Ocean estate size proper-
ty of approx. ~4 acre, above aashlnc surf.
Marr, Fl.Mter & HIP $3,49',000
.......... J6.4'l er.twlew Drhe
2tOO llQllMwe DrtN
.. lc....t ,2 Belcotlrt
=~o:. I' c,pre.. Poblt 12R•O..ntlle
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I RoymJ St. Georce
C.....lllPlaa• 4801 Suney
Caa••rr Vlllqe 409 30dl Street
c.n ..... _..
236 Heliotrope
c .... aafflcltla•d•
421 Serra
4+4 Mendoza Terrace
eeetaM ...
I '84 Onmp tB
2077S.lltaAu .......
2220 Arbut1ls
2'27 Bunya
$1,100,000
Slfl.000
$949,000
11,14,,000
l,49',000
J,19',000
$1,195,000
$1 ,195,000 SH (l.4t
$,1,,000
$139,000
$254,900
$345,000
$490,000
$SJ9,000
$M9.000
,~ ..... $ 24 ..,;... ne' ,,,,000 ._ $1, 19',000
....... VletirHHMS
17H Newport H .. Drhre $'6,,000
H62 POltTrtattJ $79',000
....... T9ft"IM:e
19H Tali ... Terrace $17',000
........ Kia
24ft.f•ltlta Way ...... ....
121 Via Firenze
JJ2 Plaza Udo
$975,000 .. (I_,)
$1 ,19',000 SU (1-S) $1.29',000 ...... ,
.... , ............ MleW
10 Ni P rde $4'9,000 ._ (M)
Naasut .. &Ne .. ,, Cilaal •
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$4'9,000 S.. (U)
$1 ,6",000
$1,49',000
$695,000
• ,.,,000 ..... .,,
OFFICE HOURS 9:00 A.M. ,.. 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAY.
I
"
~DtTulllo orrulllo
.ea.Worden
Slllrley Harris
Gery J..ecrand
Bartohc & Hein
Donna Wall
..... F1x •
Oceanfront Living
South Laguna Beach 2 Bd. 2 Ba &
3 Bd. 2 Ba. units overlooking the ocean.
Bob DITulllo $259,9001$329,000
Oceanfront Wonderful 5 Bd 4 Ba
family home on Beach Road. Separate
guest quarte~ Also for lease at $5.00<V mo
Connie Ma~sentl S 1,695 ,000
Oceanfront Corona del Mar
3 Bel 3 5 Ba. blufftop contemporary over-
loolr.ing harbor entrance Sweeping views
ferry Finster $1 ,895.000
South Laauna Bluffs Two year
old contemporary oceanfront home
Steps to sand 4 Bd 4 FP. & 3 car garage
Finster & Hlah $2,460,000
South Laguna Magnificent oceanfroot
home on secluded c.ove! Soaring ceilings,
walls ol glass. & separate guest quarte~
Bibb & Harris $2,495,000
Emerald Bay Spectacular
Mediterranean oceanfront
Rod Daley $5,995,000
Huntington Harbour 5 Bd 7 Ba
with 3 docks 240' on bay, pool & elevator
ferry Finster $6,450,000
Balboa Peninsula Point New 5 Bd
5 5 Ba. oceanfront home Mediterranean
style. Quality on 50' lot Great views
Bob Bera $2,495,000
Irvine Cove One of only five homes
directly on the sand in one of California's
most beautiful & private communities
ferry Finster $6,850,000
Gated Communities
Harbor Rldae Warm & upgraded
4 Bd 3 5 Ba FR. 3 car prage & view.
Carol Bera $639,000
Emerald Bay Large 24.000 sq ft
view lot. Great opportunity to build
Private beach community Guard aated
Rod Daley $825,000
Harbor Ridge
Harbor Rldae Estates Great view
property newly remodeled -go direct!
Siiiy Anne & Don Shettdan $749,000
Herbor Rkfel E--. Prime ocean.
catallna & city views Expanded 4 B<i 3 Ba
Carol Bers $19',000
Bia Canyon The liilst
remaining lot overlooking 2nd creen
on Bi& <:anyon·s Coif Course
Bibb & Learand SI, 175,000
lrvlne Cove Build your dream
home One of the best lots available
Private beach & tennis. Striking view
Sara Hinman $1 ,295,000
South Lacuna Oceanfront
overlooking cove on approx 112 acre lot
Very private 3 bedroom. 2 bath
ferry Finster $1,295 ,000
Bia Can)'On Custom 5 Bd. 7 Bi1
estate overlookinc 14th fairway & creen
Beautiful cul-de-sac location Pool & spa.
Legrand & Worden $I • 795 ,000
Irvine Cove Outstanding 5 Bd
custom home Private beach & tennis
Sara Hinman $2,275,000
Bl& Canyon Spectacular 6 or 7 Bd
estiilte on liilrcest lot In Big Canyo n
Features pool. sportscourt & guest house
Gary Learand $2,395,000
Corona del Mar
tasmlne Creek Spacious 2 Bel.
+den. 2 FP. lovely patios & ocean view.
Carole tohnson $450,000
JumJne Creek Meticulous & elcpnt
home has fonniill dlnlnc. den, 2 flreplaces,
mafble entry. lush landscapins & J»ti<>
Evan Corkett $499,000
fasmtne Creek Sophistlc.ated
decoratOf's home 2 Bd. cozy den with FP.
Gofleous comer lot with private SPI
Carole follMOn $599,000
Sllore Cltft. Truly charmlnc s1n1le
story home In beach community 3 Bd
fiilmlly room, wood floors & sunny patio.
OoUle Valentine $,7',000
Shore Cliffs Charmine home on
9,800 sq ft lot Creiilt potential for oceiiln
view, private beach access Best value
lnp Lehnert $620,000
Harbor View Hiiis Decorator perfect
4 Bel. home with hardwood floors. 2 FP &
3 Ciilr aaraae Larae yard with custom spa
Marian Phllllppl $629,000
Shore Cliffs Cute little c:ottace with
lots of charm & potential IOCi1ted in the
canyon. Ocean. mountain & dty llcht ~
Ev.n Corkett $79',000
Shore Cllffs Remodeled sinale
level with ocean & c.anyon views
MmyElln&BobWtpn $947,000
644,-)600
Bayfront
Living
Lido Peninsula Dramatic views.
24 hour doorman , and walk to shops
Mike Marr $750,000
Promontory Bay Fabulous 3 Bd
3.S Ba bayfront contemporary.
ferry Finster $1 ,695 ,000
Udo Isle Italian bayfront villa
on wide Udo Isle lot Large dock
ferry Finster $2,29~.ooo
Harbor l1la11d Larae custom
bayfront with new private dock
Beverly Morphy $3,9'0,000
644~1600
Exclusive Big
Canyon
Big Canyon Deane Wonderful
Deauville model <own home on golf rnurse
Beverly M orphy $975,000
Big Canyon Deane Gorgeous
remodeled Ver.;a1lle overloolung (J{h fairway
Worden & Legrand $1,145,000
Big Canyon Fabulous contemporary
on Big Canyon Golf Course
Kline & Harrts $1,495,000
Bl& Canyon Cape (:od Ideal
family home Green & lake view.
Le&rand & Worden $2,39'.000
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Beach Communities
Old Huntington Beach Historic
property, walk co beach(, restaurants
ludy Good $499,000
Lido Peninsula Cannery Village -
Opportunity 10 live in spacious J Bd + FR
upper unit. lower unit for comm or retail
Hein & Bartolk $389,000
West Newport Large 4 Bd family
home one block from beach Clean & nice
with new paint & carpet Ready to move rn
Good & Forgey $435,000
Portaflna Spectacular ocean view
from this Portafina Lc1guna home. 4 Bd
3 Ba. 3 car garage Over 3,300 SQ ft
Steve High $529,000
Cameo Shores E\cellent opportunity!
Well designed custom home. higll ceilings,
pool. panoramic ocean view, private beach
Sara Hinma n $1 ,145.000
Corona Highlands Ocean or golf
course view Pool & spa. Quality home.
Inga Lehnert $795,000
Laguna Vllla1e Grand 4 Bd
4 5 Ba estate with lovely garden
Connie Mauenti $995,000
Corona del Mar Spectacular ocean
jetty & sunset views! Perfect 4 Bd 3 Ba
family home close to COM beaches
Pat Hurley $1 ,375,000
Balboa PenJnsula Point New
tradioonal oceanfront home 50 ~lo! 4 Bd
4 5 Ba Approx. 4, 700 sq. ft Finest quality
Bob Bera $2.495,000
Family Neighborhoods
Peppertree 4 8d 3 Ba J car garage.
fireplace. French doors & bonus room
Rick Langevin $279,000
Harbor Highlands Light (, bnghl 3 Bd
1 Ba charming home Landscaped yards
with nice grassy areas f, new exterior paint
Mary Ellen & Bob w•rz $389,000
Harbor View Homes E'\panded
f, remodeled 1 Bd single story ,New
l11tchen. some French windows & doors
Hinman & Scanlan $475,000
Eastbluff Treat yourself to a
lovely remodeled 4 Bd home nestled in a
romantic English country walled garden
Coby Ward $490,000
Shore Cliffs Charming '> Bd S S Ba
family home. 3 FP, formal dining. pool.
spa & ocean view Walk to beach
Evan Corkett $819,000
Harbor Ridge Lowest priced custom
home rn Harbor Ridge 4 Bd t> FP, large
lot. a landscape of lawn. trees & Koi pond
Austero & Kim $1 .195 .000
Condo & Townhome Living
Santa Ana · I Bd I Ba upper end
unit condo In sated community of South
Coast Villas Welt maintained & up1raded.
Steve High $68,900
Laguna Nlguel Bank owned! 2 Bd.
2 Ba condo In gated oommunlty Outstandin&
value! Don't miss this opportunity!
Patrick Bartollc $99,000
Eastslde North Costa Mesa 2 Bd
2 Ba In best comple~ In Costa Mesa Mo~
in condition. Warm woods & antique F'P.
Duncan For1ey $119,000
The Bluffs Spacious & open 4 Bd
2 S Ba townhouse in Villa Granada New
kitchen, hi«)l vaulted ceilings In bedrooms
Pat Hurley $239,000
Corona d el Mar 2 Bd 2 Ba
condo near ocean Comer location. Great
quality construction Tree lined street
Jerry Finster $369.000
lasmlne Creek Light & bright
spacious 2 Bd & den end unit In private
gated community Patios off each room
Mertz & Schmiesing $388,500
Beko11rt Terrace Traditional
3 Bd. home with secluded rear yard
Marr & Zen~ $650.000
lrvlne Terrace Exquisite home
with bay viewl 2 master bedrooms
Phllllppl & Duffy $1 ,275 ,000
Harbor View Homes Rebuilt 1n
I 992 on Harbor View's favorite cul-de-sac
Perfect family home with 6 bedrooms
Scanlan & Hinman $1 ,.C I 0,000
View Lots
Emer•ld B•J L1r1e lot with
canyon. oeean & city llcht views
Rod o.leJ $69'.00o
57 EMERALD BAY
A Great Place to Live!
Ideally situated on 129 feet of frontage -halfway between
Emerald Green tennis and beach volleyball.
This property is in "position A",
and personifies the Emerald Bay lifestyle.
$1,800,000
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For additional information or an appointment to see the property, please call
Roo DALEY .
759-3776
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BIG CANYON
$975,000
Turn-key 3 bedroom, 3 bath
Deauville on golf course.
HARBOR RIDGE
$407,500
Beautiful Dynasty in
private location. Move·in condition.
Well priced.
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BEVERLY MORPHY
759,_3731
644,-1600
BIG CANYON
$1,450,000
4 bedroom one story French Chateau,
golf course view Designed for luxurious
lifestyle, entertaining & family living.
HARBOR ISLAND
$3,950,000
Wonderful 5,000 sq. ft traditional
bayfront. New dock for 50 ft . boat.
5 bedrooms, 6 5 baths. Priced lo stll!
BAYSHORES
$1 , 150,000
Charming 3 bedroom
steps from the beach
on extra-wide lot.
BALBOA ISLAND
$1,495,000
2 years new contemporary bayfront,
roof top viewing deck,
and private dock.
HARBOR HILL
$1,295,000
Reduced $100,0001
Great buy in gated community!
•
4 bedroom, beautifully maintained.
HARBOR ISLAND
$4,400.000
Not another property that offers the space,
the prestigious locatf on and the bayfrontl
Over 11,000 sq. ft. 62 ft. of frontage.
Exclusive Abalone Point
IRVINE COVE OCEANFRONT ESTATE
SHIRLEY HARRIS
759-3727 Direct Une
644• l 040 Residence
This exquisite home took three year~
of planning and design to create.
Bea utiful public rooms ,
two story master suite with private elevator.
Every room has incredible ocean views .
Wonderfu l wood finishes, granite, limeston e.
Offered at $9,500,000.,
)IM KLINE
759-3771 Direct Lin e
640-0007 Residence
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OCEANFRONT
Custom home. la rge comer lot
on the sand. plus apartment
and 5 car garage.
Sound of surf & forever ocean views
$1 .275,000
Fabulous newer custom
3 level home on large comer lot
3 bedroom & den, 3.5 bath.
ocea nfront master suite.
Rooftop deck is perfect for entertaining.
$1 ,275,000
CANNERY VJLLAGE
Unique opportunity to live & work in
Cannery Village. Upper unit is very
large 3 bedroom + family room home;
lower level may be commercial, retail,
or food service. 3 build~ -available
separately or all together.
$389,000 per bulldlnc
Ronda Hein
Beach and Bay Specialist
759~3797
OCEANFRONT
Quiet residential area
on great beach. Use as duplex or
remodel to single fam ily.
Motivated sellers.
$975,000
This fabulous home was built
in 1991 , and shows like a model.
Close to beach and ba y
in prized area .
$650,000
BAYFRONT
Front row in prestigious bayfront
community. Walk to shops, market,
and Balboa Island.
Boat slips available.
$649,000
OCEANFRONT
Prime beachfront duplex with
wonderful upper 3 bedroom unit -
perfect for owner. 3 car garage.
Must See!
$1 ,IS0,000
NEWPORT WATERFRONT
Large upgraded 4 bedroom 2.5 bath
home with great view.
Quiet residential neighborhood with
pool. clubhouse, tennis & basketball.
Close to best beaches.
$439,000
BEACH UNITS
Just 1/2 block to beach, two large
3 bedroom, 2 bath units with ocean
view. Great Investment, beach
retreat or home plus Income!
$425,000
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759--3789
EMERALD BAY
ON THE SAND
NEWPORT BEACH
MICKEY ROWE
Presents
A Springtime Bouquet
of
Beautiful Homes
• Views forever
•Great private community
• Large family home
• Superb contemporary
• Designed and completed to perfection
$2,500,000
• Bring your bathing suit
• Beautiful home
• Indoor jacuzzi
• Fabulous sunsets
• Fully furnished
•Sunset views
• 3 Bedroom, 4 Bath
• Contemporary beauty
•Ready to enjoy
• Private beach
$1 ,550,000
• OPEN SAT I :00 P.M. -4:00 P.M.
• Executive home, perfect in every way
• Totally walled
PE NINSULA
1-..~
COSTA MESA
• Extensive use of granite, glass brick •Frenchdoo~ !~!;==!;~~~~~~:!!~~~~ Reduced to $345,000 Iii
BAYCREST
;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;--.i • Great curb appea I
• Beautiful neighborhood
• Family home
• 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath
• Formal dining & family room
• Must see to appreciate II!!!!~~~
• Perfect garden
• Gourmet kitchen
• Cozy family room
• 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath
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JERRY FINSTER
SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE
Blufftop contemporary style home with sweep-
ing whitewater ocean views. 3 Bd. 3.5 Ba. Large
open floorplan. $1,895,000
759-3750
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RARE OPPORTUNITY
1806 South Bayfront $1 ,895,000
45 foot level bayfront lot on Little Balboa Island Unobstructed
view of Bay and Main Channel Shared pier with 45· slip for
e\clu<.ive use Surrounded by high quality upscale residences
THE PERFECT RETREAT
$395,000
There is no better bargain than tftis lovely end unit with
two bedrooms plus den in gate -guarded Jasmine Creek.
Complete witfr electric sk yligh ts, vaulted ceilings, fireplace ,
pool and spa, tftis home is only steps away from
greenbelts witfr meandering walkways .
Spectacular ocean and
golf co urse view lot.
Tranquil setting.
$779,000
H /\I~ BO:~ RI DC • r l S T t\ TES
3 I Mo1111, ,,
Newly remodeled
Lucerne model.
Great views of ocean,
city lights and mountains.
$749,000
MARCY WEINSTEIN
Pager: 667 ·5519
Corona del Mar
236 Heliotrope
Charming, quality custom home steps to COM beach.
Loads of amenities -guest house,
wine cellar and library.
$1, 195,000
Chris Lindsay
759-3773
Pr~dential's Marilyn Read
top lister for Marcl1
Also named to the
Prudential President's
Circle fo r 1994.
Marilyn Read of the The Prudential
California Realty-.. Newpon Beach office
wa.' recently recogn11ed a" the Top Li'ting
agent in the Newport Beach offa:e for the
month of March. Currently Read ha' a
listing inventory over $4.3 million.
Read wa~ aho named 10 The Prudential
Prc .. ident\ Circle for 1994. Tho-.e who
qu alify for this award place in the top four
percent of The Prudential nationally.
'1llis achievement demoni.trate'
Marilyn·i. determination and commitmenc to
qualiry cu,tomer ..ervice." 'aid branch
manager Maxine Monrgomery.
Fini,hing 1994 with excellen1 re,uh,.
including placemen! within the Top 10
agent:-. in the Newport Beach office Read
atlributei. her 'ucce" to high energy. hard
work. and peri.onalited 'er' i<:e Her
experience a' a former elementary -.chool
teacher hu.' prm 1ded her with great 11'lcning
skill,, patience.
and
undcl'\UJnding.
Rend produces
re!lults for her
client' by being
thorough and
delhering a
detai led follow-up
to every ac;pect of
the client·,
transaction.
'lyn Read For Read. being Mon part of The
Prudential California Realty team mean'
excellent marketing capabilitie' for her
client,.
'1lle Prudential i' a wonderful company to
be a\\OCiated with. and the real e'tare
mdu,try jc; a great bu,ine.'-' lo be in: it i~ very
d1\er.e and em.·h day bringi. with 1t new
challenge!> und opponunitie,:· 'lated Read.
For mort information 011 Marily11 Rtad's
i11ventory of properties, please call her at
The PrudmtilJI CalifornilJ Realty '.r Newport
offict, (714) 759-66()().
John McMonigle ioins ·
Coast NewpOrt . Properties
Bayfront homes and ttle
bea~h commun ities are
his area s of expertise.
According to John McMonigle. Coa.'t
Newport Propen1e' ha:-. a winning image
which accurately portray' the area\
marketplace.
And that i' one of the rea,un' he Joined
the 'ale' 'taIT at Coa't Newpon Pmpenie ...
"The '>ale' fon.e '' made up of 'ucce,,ful.
full-11me age nt' who are a po\\crful
network." he 'aid.
Originally from Oklahomu. McMoniglc
relocated to Nc\\pnrt Beach m 1989. After
recei\ ing hi ' real e .. i.1te licen-.e he wa'
employed by Burnham USA Im ... a local
de\elopmcnt company. a' a marketing
rcpre\enlalhc in cnmmerciul. rctJil ,p;it:c.
In September 1992. he began working in
rc,1dential real e'tate and two year' later.
hi\ pcr-.tinal ,ate' \\Cre about $10 m1llwn
"Thi' i' an all or nothmg type nf
bu,ine,,: he 'aid "You mu,1 enJO)' what
John McMonigle
primanly Lido 1,1e.
you are doing
becau-.e it
requirei. an
in<lrdinate
amount of rime to
maintain an
e'<perti-.e."
According to
McMonigle. h"
i.tronge:-.t area!'o of
expcnii.e are
bayfront home'
and the beach
cnmmunitie,.
In fact Lid1l hie played Jn 1mponan1 role
in McMonigle\ recent marriage.
During an open h<w'e a"ignment on
l:1do l'le. M~Monigle met J couple \\ho
C\entually became client" The couple
arranged a bhnd d;ite y, ith McMonig le and
their daughter Robin. That date uh1ma1ely
led to their February 11 . 1995 wedding.
When nut w\1rking. McMonigle enj11r
'noy,, 'k1ing. d1\ mg. gulf and pla) mg
ba,kerball m a lo1:al kague
Call John Md lo11igle at Coa.ft Ne14•port
Propertits, 4 Civic Plaza, S11ile 260,
Kay Konfal assists home buyers with special medical needs
The Gru bb & Elli s
associa te understands
the challenges of life -
altering ini uri es.
From the moment Kay Konfal receive" a
cull. ~he 'tart' anuly1ing her client\ need ...
Location. pnce range . ..quare foolage.
bedmom~. the ..ean.h '' on with comfort
and e.1 ... e becau'e 'he doc' thl\ C\ eryday.
But what if the client ha.' medical i1-,ue'
which require 'pedal housing necdi.? The
focu' becomei. entirely different. nor
difficult • but very different
Konfal
remember' one
i.uch Irani.action
\\.-hic.:h began with
a phone call from
u young girl
named Kerry.
"I need help in
finding a house for
my father." 'he
said. "My fathe1
will be here in
four day' 10 Kay Konfal pun:ha...e it.''
When Kerry arrived at Konfal\ home for
u meeting. ~he explained that her father. Mr.
Bill. f\ad been paralyzed from the neck down
in an accident the yea,,; earlier.
Cliff side in Corona del Mar
Polm trees ourline is ocean·view
O~n spaces and
sweeping beach view.
Ne~tled illto the cliff side above Old
Corona drl Mar. 11nd redolent of tciak. clean
frc,Ji ~hi~tur.i11int ... brcety open .. paces
and l ~~ noorplan. rhi( f•initting
~a. 11~ an dcmind. A priv•. 111Cd
Clrive ladl down to lhe lwt><'11J gn,e and
•laded flUlli et}U'y. Swecpina beach viNI,
~by the Jett~ of the main ~. c;:lwiftel make •hi~ a pi vocal
locarion for enjo)'ing the '•ghl' of I~ harbor
and boating ac11vity. The btNle of the Village
j., within walking dJ,tJnce; the \Un'ltl.
Caralina and endle" 'llty and water '' Q fea. ... l
for the cyei.. for tho4-e with dii;ccmmg la. .. tei.
and tnterci.t m the activitic" '° ntarby. you twc:Ji" foutid your bcach home.
}#f'J liltlln., •• Hix##~ 1011r ,nw. ..... ., CMll N...,. ,,,...,..., 'dftt ,,,.., s.4'f Ja,
~~It. '1Uf. (114) Uf.I•.
Konfal found 11 coincidental thJt 'he
rl'tCi\ed Lhll> call becauM: of her t:hildhoud
fnend. Jun. the founder and owner nf
Shephi:rd Rehabilitatmn Ser' ice' in Panama
City. Fla.
According t<l Konfal. when 'he 'Nt' Jan.
rhey often go 10 a home of 'umeone who h,I\
a life-changing injury.
•Let them cell you what their necdi. arc
and what i~ important lo them. and then ju't
li,ten." Jan coun-.cled.
Konfal and Kerry conferred with Jan
1hroughou1 the c-.crow bet:au'-(! of rhe 'pcc1JI
paperwork IO\O)\>ed (Workman\
Compeni.atmn puyi. for the environmental
rehabilitation) A phy<.ical thcrap1't wa.-.
contacted to tJ1lor the se lected pmpeny 10
Mr. Bill\ need' and preference'
Finding the nght hou'e tu1 ncd out to be
not difficult at .ill. thank' to RFJMAX Jgent
Jackie Handclmun. "ho found p111cntial
pmpen1e' nnt yet li,ted. for C\el) home
-.elected for' 1cY..ing. an entry ramp v.a'
1:on,tructcd
Mr. Bill did find h1' h<1u'e Jnd after .1 30
dJy c.,crow and u lot of ._mdnc''· Konfal
would like In 'ay. ··1hank you" 10 Mr. Bill. J
former Cahfomia ,urfer. and hi' daughter.
for Jllnwmg her to 'c"e them
Kay Kon/al is an associate with Grubb &
Ellis Residential Real Estate Sen•ias,
"independently owned and operated,'' at 1J
Corporate P/aw, Suite 190, Newport Bt'ach.
91660. (714) 644-6200.
Tip of Trinidad Island
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EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Charming 3 bdrm
home wlpool & alley access on desirable street
Hardwood & paver tile firs. Fr doors. 2 frplces &
<tddcd fdl111ly room w/b(-c1med ceilings
631 1400 $289.900
NEWPORT SHORES Canal front 4 bd ho me w/deck
& ..,mc1ll dock & newer kitchen Clo~ to club. pool &
11•11111-. ltw.ehold land offered a l $2 15.000
()31 1400 $130.000
NEWPORT'S gdtE.'Ci V1lld Balboa wltennt'> pool & !>pa.
b1k(' lo bec1ch Corner penthouse wl2 bd!>. vault ce1l1ngs
frpk. ldu11dry & ocvan & bay view
631 1400 $189 000
COSTA MESA'S Collegl' Pc1rlt Grec1t ... t<Hter home
w/3 bd., c1nrl 111n• wrd whpd & gc11cbo un rc11~d
wooden d<>r k
&31 1400 $198 000
NEWPORT BEACH Ch .. rmmg I ..,torv 2 bcl Colonial
..,tyle townh()mt· wlhrepl.1u.>. -,unnv pot10 & dbl gartlge
Rt>trof11ted dbl• w111clow... & A/(
6 3 1 1400 $202 500
EASTSIDE C11,1o1 Me'K! duplex < harmmg 1 bd. 1 ba
urnh w/hrdwd fl<•oY'> & klrg<> yard Alley ac,es<> & lot-; of
pc1rkmg on de.,1r,1hk, quiet '>treet
'11 I 1400 $219 500
TROVARE Exq111 ... 1t(' rwwt•r 2 bd NE'Wf)Orl C<.JJ'>I umdo
._~/-.wPepmg v11 IA.-. C)f n ty hght-. & min<. in gc1ted tomm
w/po<,I & 'Pel L.irqi> dble garage & patio
Ci.11 1400 $229.500
VIUA BAI.BOA An ab'>Olutely perfect 2 bcl pnths.e
widen & dining room Bright and spacious w/vaulted
< <•1ling ... fresh pilmt hght carpel & ldrge di>ck
631 1400 $274 000
COSTA M ESA Bcrnk RPpu1 A 2 sty 3 bd well
maintained homv w/oHice family room. 2 frplces &
ldrge yard In qu1<>t community near park & <;ho~.
6:.J 1400 $284.900
NEWPORT'S BAYRIDGE quiet interior 3 bd unit
w/patio & alt dble garage m gated complex w/pool &
'>pa Vaulted ceiling'> whit(> carpet
63 I 1400 $289.000
NEWPORT'S BAYVIEW TERRACE Immacu-
late. hlghly upgroded 3 bd w/dlnlng & fmly rms In
this gated community wlpool & spa. Marble firs.
~~~-l~s. mast~~-~/r~t~~.' .~-~~~~.:S~~.OOO
NEWPORT SHORES spacious 4 bd home Includes
large family room w/frpk & work room. Upside down
floOr Dian w/lovely open deck
631-1400 ..... . .. .. .. . . ... . .. $319.000
NEWPORT SHORES 2 story 4 bd home. steps to
comm pool. clubhouse & tennis & the ocean. Upgraded
kitchen & baths. large private patio
631-1400 . ... . $327.000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa fixer. Large corner 2 sty 4 bd
home with den & faml!}l _rm. 3 frpkes. upgraded kitchen.
pool. spa & patio w/BBQ REDUCED!
631-1400 . . ... . . . .. . .. $349.900
NEWPORT SHORES w/a country look. Charming 5
bd w/fmly rm. used brick frplc. oak cabinetry & custom
wallpapers & drapes. Steps to pool & tennis
631-1400 ... . . ..... . .. . ... . . .. .. ..$375.000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Charming small duplex
w/2 bd!> each unit Close to 17th st shopping & buses
631-1400 . .... . .. . $375.000
AT THE BEACH Brand new high tech 3 bd twnhm.
!>te ps to oc@n wl walls of windows & 3rd level bonus
room leading to det:k w/ocean & mtn vtews
631-1400 $399.000
BAYCREST Bright & beautiful 4 bdrm recently
remodeled by designer owner dining & family rooms.
pool & spa New kitchen. new baths. ttle floors. stone
fireplace & French doors
631-1400. $549.000
NEWPORT SHORES Canal front. 4 bd. dining room.
deck, patio. superior view & great potential.
631-1400 . . $419,000
NEWPORT HEIGIITS Nice l story home wl3 bcls
and family rm w/bar French doors lead to beautiful yard
with pool. spa and built in BBQ
631-1400 .. $435.000
BWFFS Serene canyon & city vu from spacious 2 sty
3 bd twnhm w/upgraded baths. family rm & added
brellkf ast room opening to picturesque patio
673-6900 . . $449.000
NEWPORT•s Belcourt Hill Spectacular 2 bd lwnhm,
dining & family rms & superb city light & ocean vu
Marble entry, gourmet kitchen & designer d<?cor
631 1400... ... . . . . .. . ....... $489.000
BAYSIDE COVE Highly upgrdded 2 sty 2 bd w/study
• & vaulted ceilings In gated community w/pool. spa.
beach & available boat slip.
631-1400...... .. ... .. ... $525.000
UDO PARK DRIVE a beaullfully decorated 2 bd
condo w/etched glass, marble floors. recel>sed llghling. &
the extensive use of granite Channe?I & bay view.
631-1400 .. .... . ... . ... . . . .... . ... $529.000
OLD CORONA DEL MAR near new spacious 3
bdrm townhome, dining & family rooms. large master 6~i~'m~:.~~~~~ ~.~.~~~.1~.~~~~.1539.ooo
BAUIOA ISLAND Custom 4 bd home w/studlo
unit. Remodeled in '9 1. new kitchen & baths. white
oak kitchen cabinets. white washed beams. custom tile
& plantation shutters. Steps to beach & bay
673-6900... ······· ..................... $699.000
UDO ISLE an Immaculate 1 story 3 bd built around
patio on 40" lot Family room. country k]Jchen. hrdwd
firs & new carpet Possible lease option.
631-1400 .. . . .. . ......... $575.000
AT THE BEACH Charming shingled custom Cape
Cod w/Victorian decor. 5 houses from SAnd w/master.
loft. office & family room plus a separate studio a~t.
631-1400 . . . . . . . $585.000
BALBOA ISLAND A recently remodeled & beautifully
maintained 4 bd home + 1 bd apt on quiet street wino
traffic. Steps to So bayf ront & village.
673-6900 $639.500
BELCOURT Beclutiful expanded & upgraded 2 sty 2 bd
w/silting area In master suite, dining & family rms. u~d
bnck patio w/spa Huge price drop•
631-1400 . . ... . . . $719 .000
HARBOR VIEW HILLS beautifully upgraded 2 story 5 bdrm home w/dining & family rooms & 3 car garage
on large lot New carpet. paint & fixtures.
631-1400.... . . . . . . .. . ... ... . . $739.000
CUFF HAVEN panoramic ocean & harbor w from
charming remodeled 3 bdrm home w/f amily room,
gourmet kitchen & yard w/pool & spa
631-1400 . . . . $759.000
DOVER SHORES Gorgeous 4 bd home w/dinlng &
family rms & spectacular upper bny vu. Totally
remodeled In ·91 w/top quality fixtures & appliances.
631-1400 ....... $779.000
DOVER SHORES Beautifully remodeled 4 bd home
w/dinlng rm & fa mily rm opening to huge lush yard
w/patlos & stunning upper bay & city light vus.
631-1400.... . .. . . . ...... $795.000
P£NINSUIA Pr Delightful 3 bd. 3 ba home w/famlly
rm. 4o!rlces & 3 car garage Remodeled In '8..9. ~-i400 .~~~-~:. F~· .. ~-~.r~ .. & .. I~~~~~--~-~~.i.$~28~000
CUFF HAVEN absolutely lovely & definitely New
Eng!Md. 5 bdrm custom home. bit In '92. Hrdwd firs.
plantation shutters. 3 frplces. gourmet kitchen I great
room combo & dining room
631-1400 ....... ····· .. . . ·····. ····· 999 000
DOVER SHORES 4 bd French Regency w/great
upper bay. city lights & mtn views New gourmet !{itch
en. dua! glazed windows & doors. master w/balcony
631-1400 . ... . ... . . .. . ........... $849.000
UDO ISLE an exceptional 1 story 3 bd superbly remo-
deled home w/dlnlng & fmly rms. new kitchen. windows
& doors. Xtra lrg lushly landscaped lot.
631-1400 . . ................................. $849.000
HARBOR VIEW HOMES custom. handsome 2 story
5 bd traditional w/office. dining & family rms. 2 sty
entry. Fr doors & indoor spa.
673-6900. . . .. .. ...... . . . . ...... $895.000
BALBOA ISlAND bayfront duplex with charming ear·
ly 4 bd owners home and separate 1 bd apt over the gj~f4~.ly ~~.~.~~~~ht vi~. R.~~~~fJ99.000
DOVER SHORES this lovely 1 story 3 bd hm w/fam1·
ly rm & dock for large yacht Is the lowest pric.ed in the
area Fr. doors. paned windows & moldings.
631-1400 ................................ $995.000
OLD CORONA DEL MAR 1st time on mrkt. Gor-
geous Palisades 3 story. 3 bd twnhm w/dinlng rm , 4 car
garage & fabulous harbor views. Steps to beach.
631-1400 .... . .. .. . .. . .. ....... $1.075.000
AVALON. U.talina. Aprx 9000 sq ft hillside lot w/spec·
tacular views of the~ & approved plans & permits for
63f-<i!&~-~. ~~'.t .~ ........ ~~~~.t_ ................. $1.200.000
DOVER SHORES Gorgeous 4 bd bayfront. 60 ft on
upper Bay's main channel & lrg dock. Traditional with
library dining & fmly rms & brick terrace w/spa.
63 1-1400 . . . ... ...... . . ........ $1.395.000
DOVER SHORES 6 bd Spanish style home on the
Ut?per bay w/main channel view & large dock for 60 &
25 yachts. Guest apt & courtyard pool.
631-1400 ............................................. $1.395.000
HAllllOll ISi.AND DRIVE Charming 1 sty 4 bd
home w/dmlng room . 60' on the bay, dOck for large
yacht, & sandy beach Excellent expansion potential.
63 1-1400.. ........... . ................... $1.195,000
SATVRDAV ONLY
115 35th • At The Bw:h, NB 3/1 Bd HM
Ausdn Daynes $319,500
339 Catallm -Newport Height. 3 Bd Hee
June Adams $425,000
1410 Kinas Rd -Cliff Hawn. NB 3 Bd HM
Marlene 1-fassel $759 .ooo
7101 s...boft ·At The Buch. NB 5 Bd HM
Vidd Lee $829,000
745 Via Udo Nord · Udo We, NB 3 Bd HM Rosette-And~ Gindi $849,000
333 Snug Harbor • CUff Haven, NB 4 8d HM Manny 'Stellino $999, 000
SUNDAY ONLY
2514 UnlYentty • Newport Buch
Rav Freeman
3085 KJondlLe -Com Mall
27~ -8ayridge. NB
Austtn Daynes
2101 15th. Newport Heights
Carol Olft 2302 Redlandt • Newport Buch
Marlene Has.1el 508 Sm 8amrdloo. Newport HelghD
Jimmie Jones
657 8'aena \'Itta • Bluflt, NB
Margaret Duffey
1106 Paador • Dowr Shora, NB
Pia D'Auria
1070 Pacador ·Dewer Shores
Rosette-And• Gindi
2 BdTwnhm
$202,500
4BdHM $284,900
3 Bd Condo
$289,000
3 Bd Twnbm
$294. 000
3BdHM s 389 t 000
38dHM
$435,000
3 BdTwnhm
$44 9 t 000
48dHM
$749,000
48dHM
1859 Pon Wheeler· Harbor Vu Hml, NB
$795,000
5 Bel HM
$895,000 10~ -DoNr Sbora
Esther Ane
309 Nordl St8r Lil • Do.. Sbonl
Tim Carr 17 ....... ? 1 I' • Big Cal¥>n, NB
J\l'le Adams 711 Via Lido Nord • Lido ....
Lee Dn.mmy
303 Klngla Rd • Clff Hwm.. NB 4~C...Shora, CdM
UsOlsen
3 O...wood • B'8 ~MS Jeff Axton
SAT&SUN
3124 Taft W-v ·North Cotta Mesa
Jeannine Stake
358 Wlllnut • FMbkle eo.t. Mesa L~ Otamer I Carla Btoffrnan
323 c.s. . Nauport ShoN9
Kennie Jo Rizzo
1719~-~NB
Pia D' Auria I ~ Nette!
1812Pprt1lftle ·Harbor View, NB
Jimm1e Jones I Lynn Creamer
616 VlaUdoSoud ·Udo lale. NB
1o':f ~·Dov.-Shora, NB
O)l!l}'I Johnston I Reggie McNemey
1003 N. 8-vfroat • BilN>a lalaind. NB
Mark Jack9on
412 Ewnlna Star · Dover Shor., NB
SueEDenV• 44S Harbor Wand Dr· Newport Bw:h
Richard Lee I Patti CalCMr
318 &.... VIit& ·~NB
Rick Schrclbcr
211 North Sm Lil • Dowr Shores
83~~~~~ ~cnon
4BdHM
$945,000
3BdHM
$995,000
3BdHM
$1,475,000
:> BdffM $~495,000
:>BdHM
$1,595,000
48dHM $~695,000 :>BdHM
$3,950,000
4BdtfM
$279,900
48dHM
$289,900
SBdHM $375,000
4BdHM
·1429,000 BdHM
$589,000
38dHM
$795,000
4 8d HM
$849,000
4/lBdHM $899,000
3 8d HM
$11095.000
•BdHM Sl,195,000
38dttee $~295.000
:> Bd HM $~389,000
:» Bd HM
$2,695.000
UDO ISLE Top guality & total perfect~n descnbe
this gorgeous new 5 bdrm home m prime location on
huge lot. Ubrary w/coffer<'CI ceihng. gourmet kitchen.
dining rm roof deck w/sound & Wdter & triple g_arage
631-1400 . . .. . .. $1.495.000
MID P£NINSUIA 9 unit apartment bldg at the bedch
Upgraded 1 & 2 bd units w/prlvate patios. fabulous
views. comm pool & garage
631 1400 .... $1.399.000
CUFF HAVEN Bay & ocean Vlews from fabulous 5 bd
custom Italian villa w/library & fmly. dining & morning
rooms. Large yard w/lawn. terraces & spa.
631-1400 . . . . . .... $1.595.000
UDO ISL£ Traditional style 4 bd bayfront w/newer
concrete dock Very well maintained w/den. charming
new kitchen & patio w/spa
631-1400 . . . . . . .. .. $1.699.000
DIVINE COVE Price Dropped! Elegant traditiondl 5 bd
custom home w/ocean views Formal dining & family
rooms. 5 car garage w/darkroom
631-1400 ... . ....... . . $1.975.000
IAGVNITA 4 bd oceanfront home of over 4.000 sq ft
w/dining & family rooms & private beach access m
gated laquna enclave of custom homes
631-1400.. . . ... . . . .. ... $1.995.000
CORONA DEL MAR A beautifully landscaped 5 bd
tennis estate built In '88 on 1 +acres Top security. high·
tech styling & ocean & bay views
631-1400 . .. $1.995.000
COWNS ISLE the tiny private island at the end of
Balboa Island is the setting for this dramatic 1 sty 3 bd
w/huge family rm, dock & 190' on the bayfront
673"'6900 . .. . . . $2.595.000
UDO ISL£ Superb end of.the isle view location w/54
front feet. dock & beach. Now has 5 bd bch clg w/lmly
rm but can build aprx 6.000 sq ft home
631-1400. . . . . . $2.695.000
NOR111 IAGUNA lncrechble 6 bd English Tudor estdte
w/panoramlc ocn & coastal vu Aprx 9000 sq ft
w/lawns. pool, spa & lush mature landscaping
631-1400 .. ..... . .... . . . . . . ..$3.850,000
P£NINSlJlA Pl gracious 4 bdrm bavfront w/p r
& float & large lot Staff quarters. dining rm. library.
~rmet kltrhcn. lovely landscaped brick patio & lu~h 63~!1~66~~~~~ .................................. $2,395.000
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OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
Lido Isle Gold Coast
835 Via Lido Soud
Open Sat./Sun.
$2,695,000
Dover Shores Bayfront Home
211 North Star Lane
Open Sat./Sun.
Sl,389,000
Buena Vista Bayfront
318 Buena Vista
Open Sat/Sun.
Sl,295,000
Dover Shores Lowest Price!
309 North Star Lane
Open Sunday
$995.000
Balboa Island Bayfront
1003 North Bayfront
Open Sat./Sun.
5899,000
Bayfront Bargain
443 Harbor Island Dr.
Open Sat./Sun.
Sl,195,000
Lido Isle Contemporary
616 Via Lido Soud
Open Sat./Sun.
5795,000
Eastside Charmer
358 Walnut
Open Sat. /Sun.
$289,900
Lido 1s1e eamtr · ~tion
4~ belt, 3cargar 'l' · ot te sandy beach w I dock,
).. high volume ceilings
Sl,750,000
Nnvport Beach~hn Wayne "La Roca" 5 om, .6 acres
App. 7,000 sq . n mew I tennis court
$1,395,000
Westcliff Lease
38R 28A, Fm Rm, fully fum'd hm
Pool/spa, large patio, 6-12 mo lease
$2.695 mo.
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BILL FEENEY
in association with TIM CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS®
675-1058 ~ 631-1400
Lido Isle Gold Coast
SBR 4.SBA older home, ideal eastern hp
54· of bay frontage, w /sandy beach & dock
$2.695,000
Buena Vista Bayfront
3BR 4BA +Den, c~ ~cottage,
FabuJous turning basin vteWS. boat dock
Sl,29S,OOO
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
SBR SBA Contemporary, will exchange
Approx 1.2 acres, ocean & bay views
Sl,995,000
Baylront Bargain
4BR 3.SBA, sunny, westerly orientatior\
Large dock, sandy beach, (:IJ bay frontage
$J.19S,OOO
Lowest Priced Balboa lsbnd Bayfrontl Spyglass Family Home
4BR 2BA owner's unit,+ IBR apt. SBR 4.SBA +bonus, X·large view lot
Great Value! large patio, xlnt view Very private canton location, pool
$899,000 $849,000
Lido Isle Contemporary
3BR 3BA Custom, prime a>mer location
Built in 1987, bright open floor plan, spa
$195,000
Lido Isle Lazge Lot
3BR 2BA, Fm Rm, immaculate home
.fO' lot, large patio, Lido's Best Value!
$575,000
,.
Dover Shores Bayfront Home
SBR 4BA home, dock for 2 ~ yachts
Large ya rd &r pool, 70' of bay nmtage
$1,389,000
Lowest Priced Dover Shores Bay&ont!
3BR 3BA + Fam. Rm., tum-key home!
Large dock, southerly orientation, exlnt views
$995,000
Udo Isle Traditional
4BR 38A, prime~ caner lot
P'iaz:za locatiori, Fr. doors, Hrdwd floors
$825,000
&st.aide Charmer
3BR 2.5BA, Fm Rm. expanded home
ExceUent location, large master
$289,900
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors®
DOVER SHORES MAIN CHANNEL $1,395,000
This gorgeous 4 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom residence recently remodeled in every detail, is located
in Dover Shores, Newport Beach. lndt.ded is a separate maid's quarters, library and gated
courtyard entry with a spectacular bubbling fountain. 60 feet of frontage allows for 2 large yachts
in a newer dock plus additional side tie. Relax in the private waterfall spa located on the bay view
patio overlooking a beautiful yacht marina, Fashion Island, mountains and city lights.
I OUR TEAM SERVICES ARE EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT I
TOM IOVENITTI NANCY BARFIELD
ext 262 714-631-1400 ext 264
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RARE BAYFRONT OPPORTUNITY
318 Buena Vista -Newport Beach
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Newport Harbor's least known, n1ost excbiw si:iewalk ~. Buena Vista, has 18
bayfront homes IMth spectacular views of bay ard S110VX:apped rrountains. NesdOO anmg
these multi-milOOn dollar homes. this original cottage is perfect as-is or Wikf to u
$1 ,295,000
RICK SCHREIBER
714/ 972-2079
BILL FEENEY
631-1400
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REALTORS ®
Investor Uquldatlon • Must Sell
Marbella CC Custom Home
• 4300 sq.ft.
• 5 Bedrooms
•Gourmet Kitchen w/sub zero
• Guard Gated
• 4.5 Baths • Low Association Dues
• Large Great Room • Low Country Club Dues
For More Informatio n, Call
Chris Moore
mi Fred Sands
COASTAL PROPE RTIES
714-729-2790
The Terra.ce in Corona del Mar offers
many activities and conveniences
Enjoy the activities of the
nearby Oasis Sen ior Center.
BOUNDARIES:
The Terracl!' 1n Cnrnn.t del Mar " bordered
by the village and. hke the \1llage. the
'treel' all arc named after nower'\. The Wc't
1' Narcl\'u' A"enue and the Oa'i' Senior
Center on Margucnte: to the Ea't "Poppy
A"cnue and to the North. Harbor View
Home'
HOMES:
Ongmally built by Donald Bren Company
a' 'ingle-fam1ly 3ttac:hed homes for the
d1'l:nmrnating buyer over 62 yeari. old. The
Jward-winnmg de'iign of the 100 single
k vel condominium~ and the tcl'TllCed Mreeti.
allow each home entry to Pe 111 iround level.
There ure 1wo modcli.. The lower levels are
a hule more than 1400 square feel whik the
upper level!' have around 1800 square feel.
Mo't or the upper !tome' have a view and
..oml! ha"e an ocean or canyon view.
Speaking of canyon view. the clubhouo,c.
pool and 'Pa are located on the canyon w11h
view' of the Pel ican Hill Golf Cour.e
AGE:
The Terracei. were built in 1987 and
completed by March 1988.
PRICES WHEN BUILT:
Pricei. ranged from $219.000 10 $269.000.
HISTORY:
The land belonged to the Irvine Company at
one time. A freewuy waJ. i.cheduled to go
across Fifth Avenue until the people of
Newport Beach voted ii down. Low collt
i.cnior houi.ing and little cottages were
di'iCu!.'ied and eventually 'The Terrace, ..
were built. The first phai.c wa\ ~old by a
lonery. Although anyone can purcha\e them.
one occupant mu't be a '\enior.
RECENT SALE:
In 1994. four homci. \Old. So far th11; year
one i' in e.;crow and one ha' clo~d e'!Crow.
NOW LISTED:
There arc three home~ currently on the
mark.et. Three lower level home. ... Current
listing prices J.tart at $329.000 10 379.000.
Uppel' homei. when avuilable ure offered in
the $400,000 plu11 price range depending on
the view.
COMMUNITY FEATURES:
Every Friday afternoon 111 happy hour at the
clubhouse when re. idcnts bnna hoN
'"'~
.-~
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~ UJ I 1 ... j J , ... _
d'ocuvres. Monday and
Wednesday afternoon uctiviticll
arc bridge game~ and during
moJ.t holidayi. partiei. are
planned. Enjoy the convenience!>
of being just block' from
markets. ~hoJx. restaurant' and
beache' of Corona dcl Mar.
Many enjoy the neaiby activitie'
or the Oa.'>i Senior Center.
Newport Center and Par.hion
Island arc jui.t rninute\ away.
COMMUNITY UPDATE:
A recent change to the CCR\ hai. been
recorded. calling for a new age requirement
from 62 to SS yem old.
SOURCE:
B.J. Johnson or Grubb & Ellis Rc,idcntial
Real e."ate Service~. (714) 664--6200.
If J!>• wo11W u., to '"""'"• Co"'"'"""' /"roJIU o/ ,a11r /•,..,,. orta, plttu1 /oUnw '"' -.......... --.-.....-----... --· ~~---
above /o"""" •"' 111doH • .. °"""'' (Tito,,.., G1da) of du.,,."'°"' wltlt a pltoto of o current Ustill,.L, TIN M1crlptk>n
o/tlt1 fH'O/H"Y ion 11 tlN "Now
U.tlitl" llcdolf.
~"" tlte ~IO Jo~• Sdwnr,
DoU, Pilol, JJO W. •1 st., Cidl Mna, CA
92621, (114) S1Ul41. "'°",..... •1 f'""'°"'• ,,_,, colL --
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ONTHl KACH SHANGRl-LA FOR SAll HILLTOP MANOR HUNTINGTON HAllllOll lncredlbfe oceanfront estate In West
Newport. Intriguing ftoorplan featur-
ing six bedrooms, ftve baths; com-
pletely remodeled In 1990. Surf at
your front stepsf A rare opportunity
at $1,195,000
Imagine a fairy-tale perfect. secluded,
ftve aae valley In Laguna Beach.
overlookJng the lovely Pacific coast-
line. A rare property. Call for poten-
t1al use. $1,495,000
Enjoy tennis. riding, swimming. vol-94 FT. boat dock. A masterpiece of
leyball, ma)est1c equestrian with rid-superb quality. Extensive marble.
Ing arena, corral, barn. Pool, spa. Pozzi double windows. and gourmet
gazebo, orchard. Ma.In house plus Gaggenau kitchen. Lwcurious main
guest house. Reduced to floor master. with dual )acuuz.I. ,,.
CQfJ[.STIJAN ACUS
Uupe Che crowd In d\ls unu·
WAI six bedroom. slngte lev~
C\dtom l'IOfne with ~ LKIU·
I~ on five Kit$, er'fOY COUI\•
try·styte seduslon In town.
EncNrid v\ew. root and
I
II.A& laAN> aANC.H
C~om crtlftslNnshlp and old
world <:Ntm combine to create
• speclal ~. Add OCHn ~ and ~Y terms CAil lot
de1.llls on terms. $9JS.OOO
COWIOY 5l'ICIAl
Custom r.vK:h. pmi•te bluff,
ai>PfOX. llW wooded 4'Cl'CS.
Main house wldl """° ~
Mlltes. guet hou~. barn. ~
room. ltldlng Ar~ and c.orrm.
7"000
lOCADON-lOCAJIOM·LOCAnoN
k.leh. tennis. goU. Outrageous
master suite. View ol hllls. goff
COUtJe oceMI. A pr1sttne pro-
perty with custom ~.ANres
rhrou&flCM. UN.500
t 995 000 Hu I J 195 000 --------~~~~....,.. ,.-.-......,....,_,,_.9'1'1~~,.,.~ ~!E'!'~..--w-..P r~----------..,...----.
LAGUNA KACH
l'remlum first floor location In
f.uned Tablerodc. Cozy llre-
p&.Ke. enclosed dedt ~
"" ip«tac:ul.v wrl. C.Ulln.l and sunset views. Giii lo<
ctet..lls. $570,000
OClAH. S&INSl.t cm lJGlfB.
Views from NI rooms In dlls
beautiful eicecutlvc home. Pool
and spot, l.vge lot. four bed·
rooms. dlree b.ams. custom
quillty dlrougtl<M ._,,500
Sll.10 f9tANCINCi
OYolnet "'°"'" any llrst trust deed. Fantutlc view ol OCCW\, Deco-
ratol perfiect rwo bedroom. two
l>Ath «Wldo at the beach lf'I s.n Oemen~. lust llsfed at
$2".500
OUYSTAHlllNCO COASTAL WWS
Single lrvel Spanl5h Niclenda
high on a hlll In Laauna ~<leh.
Architect s home In .an exdU$lve
prlvctte setting wtdl unique
Indoor/outdoor pool MH,000
1WO fOa THI PIJCl Of ONl
Two de«lChed homes on one
lo<. Totally remodeled. Uctt
house has cwo bedrooms. two
baths. two decks. flreplac.e.
garqe. UJ9,000
11.A&laAND
£~r ~ le'.!el condo wtdl
sunroom In Bear 8r.nd Riviera.
vtew. modet condlllon Spa-
cious rwo bedroom plus den.
SN9,000
~HOIU ~\I I 01{ B \ \f, 0\\ \ID
2 stoly. 26R condo In San Ju.n Capistrano. Large prtvate
patto .and lawn. $7),000 Subtect to bank approval.
lrv1ne model perfKt 28R slfl81e ~ condo with views
from every room. $110,000 Subfect to bank
approval.
Wctlk to beach. Upgraded 28R condo In S.n Clemef'lte
ueat summer rental/Income property $ 1 U ,000 Sub)
to bank approval
Dana Point 26R single level condo. only 5 yrd old. Ocean
\M:W, endosed ~do. End unit. $142,000 Subject to
bank approval
SM. 3 bAth oce.an view beach house. Short walk to Dana
Point Hatbof. BMs your p&lntbf'Ush and save SSS
S25'000 Subject to bank ~oval
lt.w'lk owned. Executtve style home In t..guna Ntguel. ~ 310Chq. ft. 48R. 3 bath bargain pttcel Hll,000
MOHA.aCH IAY Tt.UACl
Unobstructed souttt C:O.Ut and
mountAln vi~ C.ullna wn·
sets form mASter bedroom
c.uscom slngte leve( home built
Jor sp.ice. function and charm
Almost 3000 sq. ft. $6S9.000
HAUO&UGKT'S
~lie water views from nearly
~window In dlls chMmlng
~ l'olnt duplex. Two spot·
dous three bedroom units. each
has a separate bacX yard t...
•el Sl99000
DANA POINT DOU HOUSl
Owacter and charm combined.
Three bedrooms plus ollke. In
lovely ~gl'lborhood fMnlly
room. looks llR a~ home.
See It nowt $ll9,900
D&AMA11C. Dl5IGN
Contemporary home w/state-d
the·cllt amenities. soat1ng ceil-
ings. l mMtef wltes A wall of
gt.ss affords panoramk views
of tM be•utlful golf cou~ 6.
mountains S 1,295,000
NlWPOn llACH
nve bedrooms two stoiy patio
home. Corner location. tMcks to
grttnbelt Owner m11y help
with financing CAii Jor deta»s
U74,900
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lASY COMMUTt
Live In lovely Lake forest ,and
belong to the be<leh and tef'lnls
dub. Spacious rour bedroom
home. urge comfy k.ltdlen. big
family room Just llsted ctr
DESIGNS FOR LIVING '95
Rnl XOOK lur 1mml'tl ,Jll'1 E\qu1,1tdy Jppomred
~UR h 'iHA plu' hhrJr}l!!)nl Jnd home theJler
G11u1 mi:I l..1tdll'll IJ\l'h n\/,lnle de' alor. (lll(ll. 'PJ
,1ml un1•h,lllll ll0J 11\.l"Jn 'll'"'' Thi' '' ··Eul"\11:IJ"0
111 lllj! .II II 'llOl"'I' wa .. $2.990.000 Now $2.21\1
BELCOURT WITH A VIEW
CLSTOM TRADITIONAL ELEGANCE
~~\~(, ~~v~~~ ...... 111~~8 ~
Magnilin·nr C Jl:il111.1. Ocean & Ciry light 'ii:w,.
R1lhly tk1.11kd -lHR . ..i SBA plu' library & bndge-
1oom Old W11ilJ qualny lini'h Ba..emenl w/wine
ll'll.1r lk.1111il ul pool & 'P"· Offered at $1,990.000
H1ghl} 11pg1.1Jed "lBR. 2 SBA v./e\qui,1te hardv.ood
111101' plu'h ,,1rpe11ng. plJnlalmn 'huller' & mJny
q11.1hl) h111h 1n' P11\ all: pt Mil & ,p.1.
12 Morniniz Brttze-ln ine RMueed to $389.000
BELCOURT EXECUTIVE HOME
TRADITIONAL ELEGANCE
Rl!ccntly remodele 4BR. .SBA plu' 4 l.":lf garJge
11n prime cul de 'ac loc ation Warm hardwood floor..
l U,tom pJ1n1 & paper + many quality built-in'. U \.·
1,h mJ,ter 'u1te w/,tc1.1m. 'auna and ci1erci-.e area.
Lu~ rear yJrd w/waterfall Jacuu i. Sl.750,000
BELCOURT COLONIAL ESTATE
GRAND TRADITIONAL STYLE
MJgnifaently ;1ppoin1ed 5BR. 4.5BA w/librJry. elc-
' ator. 2 'IJ1rway,, e.\en:1,e room + mJ,uite on 1 't
k'cl Gourmcl l..11 . butlef' -.en ing room & cul de
, .. l h.at111n OFFERED AT$2,190.000
Truly a ma,tcrpiece with lot!> <'f marble and plu~h
rnrpcting Soaring ceiling,. cu,tom light,, Eum
l.11.:hen. and rotunda enrry. Large wr.ip around yard
Jdpcent to pool & 'pa. Muny more quality upgmde,.
$1,100,000
BELCOURT FORMER MODEL
CUSTOM GALLERY HOME
•
Prof. decorated 48R. 3.5BA w/ma,ter 'uite on ht
le\el Euro kitchen. huge famil y -room. formal
library/den. Lu,h rear yard w/pool. 'Pa and enter-
tJ1n1ng area.
Priced to seU Now $1.390,000
L<wely 58R. 4 .5BA cu-.tom home with 4 car garage.
<Xirgeou' tile floor. and Berber carpeting. Grc;lt fCi.lr
yurd with large pool. 'pa fount:iin and outdoor enrer-
tammcnt :ireu. MJny other quality feuture.,! Seller
will COfhKkr tmdc down. $1,6S0,000
Exqui,it.e Bclcoun 5BR. 4.5BA on private cu.I de sac
location. Gourmet kircben. lots of marble 8t neutral
colors. Roger\ Garden y8"1 w/pool and spa.
$1,425,000
Magn1ticcn1 Mount.am A Tcmrorial view\. BUiid you.r
dream home 1K>W. pt;an, ll'Cludcd with purcha.;c llOd
Ready to 10' Pnccd to 'ICll now Only $449,000
12 TELE.SCOPE • SOLD
Bob & Dovie Koop
Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr.
Why list with just one agent!
Call the Koop team!
760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580
VILLA
BALBOA
l BR. l BA, ovcniz.e unit wilh extra
square foougc. E~cellcnt condition and
great inside location. Fireplace, •ir
cond, laundry, comm. pool and spa.
GratBuyf
$149,000 BOB KOOP, JR.
NEWPORT LEASE
lkal&lillll, ...,. to ..... Almolt 3,000 .,..
fl, UC. cand. Tile. llllllftile. l•• bdnftl,
oocm •••• arr-. pme""' l rarcplaCA,
p BBQ, IUlt Co01UJ11y ~
S2 95 BOB KOOP R.
EWPORT
DUPLEX
wo, 2 bdnn. 1 ba. apu., plus a
non-confonning bachelor apt ..
Two car garage. S&eps to beach.
Ovcr$2.300Mo. inc. w/oaummcr
rents. Owner may carry 1st Trust
Deed. $349,900 $3?9,898
808 KOOP R.orSR.
ARBOR WOODS
CORONA DEL MAR
2 BR. 2 BA, 2 llOr)' condo, wry
m.rp, near the pool. cunplc&cly
redecora&ed. l1r1e patio,
fireplace, laundry. dote to
lhoppin ..
$211,000 IOBKOOP
·2 BR. 28A. 21COrycondo,pat~-
pool Mmy ap.,adta indadl Prench doon,
pl&tUlilllll ab!UIDn, 1Mrble emy, ~t·ill
bgolrre-6: ~caw, A IDIR.
$129 BOB KOOP
CITY OF ORANGE
INCOME PROPERTY
Four unit income property, two unita
arc 2 II.Ory 2 BR, 2.S BA townhouse
1tylt, one unit ia a 3 BR, 2 BA owner
style unit. and one unit ia an upper
level 2 BR, 2.S BA. New roof.
Very Motivated Se1lett
S39t,... 808 KOOP
RF.SIDEN11AL
LOT
This lot is over three quartcn of an
acre. Will tndc lot for a condo or small
home. The lot ia located at Cowan
Heighis Or. and Newport Blvd. in San&a
Ana. It has a view overlook.in& the city
and is surrounded by multi-millioa
dollar hamca.
Sl75,IOO BOB KOOP
Very nice owner occupied Dana
8uill Dupla. Toni ol parici.na.
Boeh uniu have fueplacea, upper
hu vaulled ceilina•. exc:ellmt
condi&ion. $419,900
BOB KOOP, JR. or SR.
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760-5000 xl31
MAGNIFICENT HARBOR RIDGE CASTLE
6BR/8.5BA European flavored mansion of approx. 11 .000 sq. ft. on a rare
double lot. Fabulous ocean & city light views. Separate gated pool & spa.
Gated motorcourt w/4 car garage. SLASHED T0 ... $2,495,000
CORONA DEL MAR -Approx. 7.000 sq. ft. masterpiece w/ awesome ocean.
bay & night light views. Rare huge lot situated just above the harbor! 5BR.
5.5BA. Customized interior. Grounru. include pool, spa. teahouse & formal
Ja ane. e ardens. Reduced To ••• $ 000
IMPECCABLE NEWPORT BEACH REMODEL! • Gorgeous 3BR
w/family room. 2 fireplaces, redone pool & spa & separate gated grassy play
yard. Priced for immediate sale! $399,900
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CORONA DEL MAR • $775,000
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Sea R1d!i!,., 3 Bd, 2.5 Ba, CunJn
Lide• 1-.1,., 3 Bd, newlv fl•nwJ,•leJ
D11wr Sh1>r<·•, ne,..lv
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B.1lb,l<l Penin~u la. b.wf rnnl hn1m:
Baycresl, 3 BJ, 2.5 Ba, pool .inJ Sp(l
$199.000
$695,000
$699.000
$ l,580,000
$565,000
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B.1y.:rl'sl, -t BJ, 2.5 8.1, 11ewly n.•modelcd
R11l,.,il Penin~ula, o<=•·,mfnml, ''" 3 lt•h
R.ilb,,a l~lanJ, duplex, 3 BJ, 2 B,, per uni!
B ... y.rde Cow, 2 BJ, 2 5 B:i, c1111J11
Cown.i Jel MM, triplex one hl.,._k 1,, b,•.i,11
Lor.1n.i Jel ,\lar, .j. \'t.'dr• rw"·
('tmm.i del M.u, 3 BJ. nt·,. k1t,lw11
CM•'"" Highl.rnd-. 3 BJ. 2.S Ril, ,.,,.,Jl'd rdreal
Enwr,1ld Bav, lot .... th ,.hit« v..1kr \.Jt•"•
Harbor R1d~c, 6 BJ, 4 5 B.i, •'••'<lll \lt''ll
11.irbor R1dgl•, 4 BJ •llllt•· plu. ,:ul'•I apt1rln1<•nl
Lagun., BN~h. 3 BJ. ,:ul'•I h.iu,t• (2 BJ)
Thl' Blufft<, 3 Bd. 2.5 Bil. ~re••nbl'lt lot.il1<111
N•·" r..rt Heighl3, 4 BJ "' m·• f mm park
Nt•wp1>rl Bea..:h, 2 Bd, 2 8.1. 1.ir~t· gArdt•n p.ilh>
Wc,;I Newport, Side by .11J;: dupll'Xe¥
WestcliH Oovershorel!, 5 BJ, 3 Sn, Poo l l-t Spa
5629,000
$2,395,000
$725,000
$389,000
$565.000
$315,000
$499.000
$1.295.000
$725,000
$2,290.000
$2.495,000
$519,000
~249,UOO
$359.000
$199.000
$530,000 & $535,000
$499,000
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1800 Santiago, Baynesl Renl..'c Weit $8 78,000 Sat!Sun
1 700 Porte Sheffield, Harb,,, View B.ub,1r,t Gr.1ve• $499.000 Sat.
208 Loyola, Costa Met.a C'ar.,lyn Bradi;c $233,000 s,,1
1954 Porte Nelson, Harbor \'1l'W Judy Strau-. $699.000 Sun
2006 Tahuna Terr., Irvine Terrace EJ1c Ol~.m $669.000 :;un
1942 Pt. Laurent, H.ubm Vic .. · Su ,1 n Weir $679.000 S.it!Sun
236 \'1a Eb1•li. Lido l~le All •••• " Sl:l'••·m.inn $695.000 Sat
i\l 1ri.1m M,,~,·11 ~un.
1246 Sonwr~et, 8.iy..:r.~t Palma I\•~ l.'m.1l1l $510,000 Sun
l 30J Suto!'ex Ln .. WeftdiH Bcrn.uJ To,.,t•r• $469.500 Sun
3210 St•av1cw, C.D M. BernoirJ Tt•W••r• $339.000 Bat
2049 Vii"la Cajon, Bluff1 K.iy PArker $305,000 Sun
60 Drakes Bay, Spygla•! Jenn.fer Noon.in $760,000 Sun.
1338 Santiago, Baycrest M.tr1c Ot•rem1ah $629.000 Sat/Sun
183 7 Tradrwinclii, Baycretl David .M.Cullo.h $498,000 Sal.
512 Avoca do, C.D.M. A ll1~on SN·llt"mann $499,000 Sun.
23 Encore Ct., Newport c~•l D11v1J Prnh.:t• $389,000 Sat.
2310 First Ave., C.D.M. Valene I lowell $539,009 Sun.
15 Skyeail, Jasmine Creek Miriam M $575,000 S11t.
20~0 E. Oceanfront, 811lboo P ... n. MarciR Benl1 $1.695,000 Sun.
1821 Porte Tiffin, Harbor View Larai ne Sl1aw $645,000 Sun.
3022 Corte Pottal, Newport Villa1 Gail York $499,000 Sun.
1602 E. Balboa, Peninsula Pl. John Campbell $515,000 Sun.
4607 Fairfield, Cameo ShorH Steve Suth rlcn $895.000 Sun.
1225 Keel, Harbor Vic.., Tom ThtlnltCln $785,000 Sun.
2781 8 ayt1horc Dr., Bayshoret Kevin 1<.aJJda $699,000 Sun.
2672 Crc1tvie..., Dr., Bay11 ' re• Citro! Mod~ $629,000 Sun
2521 Baysbore Dr., Bay1hdrn Eleanor Bo .... ic $995,000 Sun.
2642 Ctrclc Dr., Bay.ihorn Linda Field $91 6,000 Sun
2443 Vi ta Noblez.a Nan o •• yle $469,000 Sun.
1531 Sandcastle, Hubor ~1cw JcCI Ewm~ $1,0 95,000 Sun.
844 Via Lido Nord, Lido f,le D'clle Sto lkriJ $J,6 95,000 S.iUSun
1984 Vista Caudel, Blufl 1 Sandy LoniJ $374,900 Sun.
2443 V111ta Nobleu, Bl uA' \'er~ilene Hull $429,000 Sun.
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• cHoose 1Jon aha Joyce Olson
when buying or selling their homes.
C.orona dd Mar Conage,
rwo blocks from beach!
Only $339,000
Custom estate w/
views, 4 bdrm, pool
5,600 sq. ft.
Panoramic views! J,000
sq. (c. home. Ideal for entertainment
$760,000
C.omolcccly uperadeg w/ouan
and Cacalina views! Greac area. $699,000
CALL OUR
COLDWELL BANKER
24 HOUR
INFORMATION LINE
(800) 806-5766
DON&JOYCE
OLSON
Find Out Why 96%
of Our Llstinp SOLD!
Newport Beach! Nearly 3,(XX)
sq. ft. home. A st~!
499,000
SpyaJ... Hill. Lowest price,
j bedroom + famil room ss9s,ooo'
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OPPOR1UNITIES
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Proud Sponsor of the 1995
N EWP ORT BE ACH
Put Marcia and Rohert Bents hehind
the wheel for all your real estate needs.
l'E ~ 11 o t·::i:, ·1111~ S1 ·~n", 1:00-5:00
2030 Ea l:ll ..:l•an fwnl
B.ilboa Pl•nina'ul.i, O .:canfri,nt
$1,695,000
BENTS' BIG VIEW
SPECIALS!
Balb11.J Pl..'ni11s11la , O.:canfrnnt
$2,395,000
CALL 24 HOURS A DAY FOR
RECORDED INFORMATION
(800) 681-1922
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p,,knli,11 T11rn1n~ HMin Vil'W
$545,000
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$6 80,00 0
LiJn Bayfn,11l
..:nndominium:l
$625,000 lo $ l,395,000
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these premier pro~rties from
The Judy Muncy Collection.
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IN\ 1-.iE Covf, lAaJNA BEACH
~n1 f~lwn vt!J, :...tund pnvak ptn
wrth thrw pnvatt ~ su!le-s Sl,750,IXX)
or '°' l...ca'iC SS<X»'mo
BAYVIEW nRRAcE ELFGANCE
Pm •tt comtt loation. lush l.tNhcaplng.
hugt petlO uu. 3 bfdrooms. 1399 .1XX>
J.M. PrnJs DeilCN
S.yvlew T trTa« 2 b«lroom In pttmtum
rornn fout>on lmlNCUi.~ 5329.IXX>
VILUP'olNr
Bads N~ l!och Country Oub, 2 bed·
rooms, 2 baths. $339,IXX)
COLI.Fa PAll CHAnwt :s flW1y mnodelled hcJIM with 3 bedrooms ~ and Mftlcan pavm. SU5.IXX>
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Four bftfroom Wnily homr W11h Malan
f»V"5, pool and ipi $499 ,IXX)
CAPE Coo WATERFllONT
Dupb W1th 2 bedroom Wlltl and dock
·~Walk lo Udo VII.lap. 11119,IXX)
GATED CoMMUNTTY
Two bfdroom with lush lu'lbalpillg and
hugt pabo a-. Sll9,Cl00
N~~VRJ.AS
Drslttabk-CalAlan model with 3 bedrooms.
2 I /2 bathl, yud 6:118Q. $489,000
Cl.cRTOBiAot
lllyritw r-3 bedroom With woad«ful
-ftf'O'UN. 1419,000
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~'JOY Tl Ii LIDO l.JFtsml
Th1" btdroca hoUlr wUh Frmdl doon
leldlng to tropbl pMio. $995,IXX)
Dovo StiOll£S wmt A VIEW
CUiiom home with 4 bedroon. paw room
with Mt bar .. fonral lt\ady. ~
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"Thank you Newport
Beach for making me #1
in real estate transactions
for the Coldwell Banker
Newport Beach Office
in 1994 and in the
Top Ten for all of
Coldwell Banker
Orange County."
Muncy
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(714) 729-1
C:OLDWEl.L BANKER• NEWPORT BEACH
2121 E. Coast Highway, Sui~ 180 •Newport Beach, CA 92658
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Carol Mock's sellers are serious ...
W.mderful lar~c family
homl.' in BayshMcs,
dose to bea..:h path.
3 ..:ar garage.
Please stop by
2642 Cirde Drive.
maior price re.ductions.
Oien Sunday 1 :00 to 4:00
Ll.'a,.l l•>.pl.•n .. 1w 2 ,lury
homl' in H.1y,..h11rl'"'·
Sunny .:11rnl0r l,11, l l,,~l·
t,1 ..:hilJr,•n', p.uk.
Pll•,1,.l· .. t.ip by
2672 Cr6lv1,•w Dml'
Emotional Bayfront
hnmc in perfed ..:undi-
tion. Park your 60'
boat here and l.'njoy the
8ay1hore lifestyle.
Appllintmcnt only.
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P11s~ibll' fored11sure,
di,11r..:l·, bankrupky and
definitely a shmt pay
with l ... ndt>r. Must Sell!
Plcast' ship by
2781 Bay;:hore Drive
Largl.' nl.'wcr kit..:hcn
and ma,-tcr bath t,1 die
fnr! I lnml.' with numer-
1•11~ upgrades 11n largl·
l.n rncr l11l. Please stop
by 1338 Sanliag11 Dr.
Built as -h ouse ,,f the
future" -all glass, stain-
less steel and ..:on..:rdc.
Incredible 180 degree
views. Large yard with
pool and spa. M11nar..:h
Bea..:h.
If you' re serious about buying or selling call
Carol at 800.301.3969 ·
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DAVE WONG
SENIOR SALES ASSOCIATE
(800) 6 t 0-6928
2112 East Balboa
A S pectacular Bay/ront Estate
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TOM THOMSON
O pen hmm• this S undily from I :00 -5:00.
1225 Kl'l'I, Cur.mil dl·I Mar. A styli,.h ilnd
,;11phistic.Jtcd ne.uly cui1tom h,1nw in H<1rb,1r
\'il'W H ills. Enter thr.n1gh priv.Jk giltl':' into .i
::l·cluded l'<111rtyard with lu::l1 g<1rdl'll"' .Jnd a
beautiful fount.Jin.
Offered at $785,000
The luxury of apace is Y•lllrl in this unusual 5
acre Loguna Beach, \l\:ean property. The
locati\ln i1 just minutes fr,1m the shopping,
restaurants and beaches o f Liguna. A contcm-
parary htimc with 3 bcdnHlms, soaring ceilings,
and an immense great room with walls of glass.
Offered at $<)95,000
(800) 339-4446
Thii-,;t unning, ,1cc.1n view Ml·dikrra1w.:in
1.::<lah.· Ii,.,.. bl·hinJ tlw gall-,; of Lilguna
Beach's l'Xl·lui<iVl' 0Cl'illlf r,1nl 1.:ncb ve, lrvinc
C11vl'. Limc>ih1 m•, ~ranik, anp-bn111zc dc•tailing
Mi.' til;;kfully cnmbimvJ-Tn-fh'i s ,-h,1wc.1se h,in1c.
Offer<!d at $4,000,000
T he Balbna Isla nd lifestyle means sea breezes,
squealing gulls, views ,1( the bustling yacht
harbor, lcisurly willks with friendly neighbors,
riding the ferry, spl•claculnr sunsets over the
pavilion, morning coffee at Dad's.
Offcrod at $1,395,000
Breathtaking Lagu11a Beach .iceanfr.int.
Hidden b,:hind gilrdl•n wall,; and mature
la11dsci1pi11g is this scd uJ l.J 3/4 ll cre ••cl·anfr,111t
l'!•tak with sun di!pplcd lawm, t,1wc ri ng tn'l'S &
st unning lll.l'illl £:> l'<•astal vil·ws.
Offered at $4,500,000
This elegantly upgraded h,1me boasts a marble
entry, skylights, engaging fircplilccs, crown
mou Id i ngs .rnd sunny pi!lios .. You wi II ilpprcciilte
the drilmilli .. city lights ilnd \l\:can pilnorilma
views. An t>xccptiunnl t>xccu tive home with f,1ur
kJrm1ms .lnd three baths.
Of/crod at $729,000
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~lax and Lila designed and built their dream home in 1983. They had so much fun doi ng so that they
\1ave started their next project ... They are going to be building their next home, directly adjacent to this
L'xislin~ home. Max and Lila are looking for a buyer th at will enjoy the amenities and special qualities of
tbc home as mud1 as they have. Please call Stephanie for details. Offered at $1, 17 5,000
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W.llk W.1y c.,mmit'll-1.· and The
R'"·d1.•,1.·l.,pmc11t C1•mmitke f,,r tlw
City ,,f B.1lb.1.l.
Stcpl1.l 11 i1..· ill a t11p pr• idu~er
.il C11IJwl·ll l:3.111k1.·r, and ha:: b'-'l'll
d'-·signat<.·d a "Pr'-•vi1.•w:1 Propaly
S~·'-i.ilist " ::pe'-·i.llizing in w.ilcr-
fr,,nt and view pr11pl·rli1..•s .
F o R LEASE:
2 bcdwnm plus den, 2.5 bathF.
Oe11igner perfect 2,400 square feet.
B11at ,.)ip av.iilable May l , 1995
fl1r .l Y'-'nrly lease.
$2,500 pfJr month
723-0137
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residence
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$1,276,000
H ARBOR RIDGE
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$4,800,000
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Newp,lrt·~ lll.'.t'anfrltnt.
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4-b,.Jn1,1m,,., 2.5 b.itll:· F.1m1ly r.111m, J111111g nh1m f.t l.:iundry
M.iny 1111~r.iJ, .• , 111.luJi11~ ,.,•,urity ,.y•ll'm, ,\/C, d ..
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ti,,. -t.1ll' .111J 1111 •r,:~
<>ff,.,.,.,/ a l SI, 100,000
• -l B,·J r,•1111u, 3.5 B.ith"
• l 'pd.it,·d Kit,hl'n ,111J Bath,.
• Fr,·11d1 o .... rt1 .i11J Wi11J,,,,.,,.
• Snwoth C.·ili11~ .. w/,;kyli~hb
• F.1b11l1•11:-~foster Suit,• wlJ.i.-uu.i
Tub a11d Sh,,w,•r
• F.:imily R••••m w/Pla11t.1li1111 Sl111tt.•r,.
• w,,,,Jl'n Fl,111r,; and Dd.1il111~
• B.,.,u,. R .... m/Gu,•:;t I l.•u••·
• Pr,,f,.,.,.j,,11.11ly L .. 11J,..:.1p ... J Yard ... ith
G.1zl'bt1 <ind 11,,t Tub
Laraine and EriC Sha"W"
S p ecial izin g in Harhor Vie"W Ho:mes since 1977
800-745-1626
Open house Sunday,
3:00 to 6:00
1984 Vista Caudal
View ,,f Bai.:k 8.ly, ..:ily
lights and ..:.lnyon -gor-
g1..•11t1s, m1w<.·-i n condi-
li1m, thi,-h11mc is sur-
ri1u11JcJ by a lush .lnd
1:xp.1nsiw gn.•1..•nbclt.
$374,900
liw in prc,;tigi.1111s Big
C.lny1111. G11rg1..•1111s 3
BJ. home. Elt..·gant .lnd
p1..·rfcd f11r cnt. .. •rtaini ng.
S pih.:ious m Mkr suite
with spa tub, bcv<.·led
gl.15S winJ11ws and :<ky-
light. Fr1..•nch doors in
living & dining rnllm.
$310,000
From the team of
NEWPORT BEACH Velma Timmons &
Gail York I D'ette
Steefberg 644-9060 ext . 138
O pen house S unday
1:00 to 4:00
3022 Cork Portal
Exn·pli11nal 01 l-d1..·-s.1..:
l11..:aii1111 in .1 gu.l rd
g.lkd 1.·cimm11nily.
01..·signcr's '"''ll h1inw.
Spa witli wakrfall
$499,000
Lii:ht, bright, r1.•m11d-
l'led, single siory home
110 .1 beautiful ,;trcet.
Views 11f city lights.
Master suik has a wa lk-
in closet plus private
pati11. It won't last at
this price.
$339,000
8..j...j. Viii Lid,, N"rd -Dr.im.iti, ni~ht
li.;ht. m1•1111l.1i11 ft l11rn111~ ba.in vi-'"'•·
-1-0' bayrn111l.i~" w/ d ••• k. $3, 795,000
s8.5 x 88 ,. ..i.9.5 1.,, "' q11i1·1 ""d •• r
L1d11 l•l1-. Build"""' 11r n·n1<•d1•l ,111
"'m···• J .... bl., lot $695:000
In~ Yl_.J,bJl. O\..l•t.lU f_,f b,,y vil~w! LIPr,:l·du ...
2 m.1-kr -uilt•· rlu-~,,.,., b,.J,, ••. 111
Pri,.,J 1,, • .,11! $ 399,000
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kit1:h1:11 l! livin~ .Jrt'il. $7.+9,000
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909 Via LiJ,, N.ird
8.+5 Via Lid,, Snud
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207 Vin Jm:ar
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181 7 E. 8.1lbnil Blvd
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1221 Hi~hl.rnd Or.
77 Mar~'·ill.,
23 Foxb.m1
12 HMri~bur~
32 S,.,, l~·rr.i,••
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NEWPORT BEACH
PRODUCER" • 1 ST QTR. 1995 ..•
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THE SIG.N OF AN
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When you call us, Lylccn and Jeff
Ewing, to help yllu buy or sell a·
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work for you. Over the past 2 3 years, the Ewings have sold a
multitude of houses throughout NcwpPrt Bcai.:h. And they
have a list of loyal dients who will i.:nnfirm their satis{adion
with tbc scrvii.:c they received. MWe work hard for our i.:us-
tmm·rs, and we have fabulous i.:nmpa ny support. Coldwell
Banker, Newport Bcai.:h has the most innovative servii.:es in the
business."
For exi.:eptinnal scrvii.:e when buying l)r selling a home, you can
i.:o u nt l>n o ur suppnrt. So call us, Ly leen and Jeff, at (800).
949-94 7 1 . We want to help.
Tlwsa f;nC! h o m C!s are now avai/aMe:
2 Bl·dronm villa, ;:tep~ t11 the bl'ih:h
S h..up C" ,..11phi~til·c1tt·d with guc1rd gate
H 11n1l' plu~ i n.:11nw
~l"nl•'Jl.!l.J 3 Bl·dr,111111;:, Family n1,1m
Cu;:lllm 4 Bcdrn11m t>ll Park
Tr.1diti1111a l 4 Bcdr.111m witl1 pool£.:> ;:pa+ view
Br.:i nJ new, 1 a.:rc l·;:tak of 9 ,000 :0q. ft.
Stunning Emerald Bay 4 Bcdni,1m
Nl·ar new Bayfnint with J,,~k
$485,000
$499,000
$519,000
$560,000
$875,000
$1,090,000
$1,890,000
$1,950,000
$2,595,000
The •Bluffs" fr,mt row "view
3 bedrnoms, 2.5 baths
Reml1dclcJ to perfection
$410,000 pur.:h.isc· M
$2, 100 p/mn. lc.ise
Bad~ Bay t,1wnh,1ml'
2 bcJnwms (was 3)
Formal dining n),>m
G i.int private yard
$179,900
Donald Pfaff
433-9528
Make The Right Move
Lid o I s l e
$695,000
Impeccable 3 bedroom
home 011 a 35 /oot lot!
Just fisted ,mJ
rct1dy to move!
C 0 R 0 N A D E L M A R
$499,000 $539,000
Barbara Miles
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Seesemann
298-6787
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McCuL'LocH
(800) 235-2576
Ocean and .bay view, Tudor t>state lln the very top of Harbor Ridge. 4
bedroom suites plus guest quarters. Cherrywood kitchen, 4 car garage,
NC, pool and spa. This home is over 7,200 square feet.
Offered at $2,495,000
Forever views from this 5 bedroom, 3 bath ho me in gate guarded com-
munity. 3 car, spa, over 4,200 square foot home with private access to
recreational fi eld.
Offered at $ J ,2<)5,000
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Dramatically situated on it's own bluff overloo~
the Paciflc.? this tntly unique, ga ted estate on three
quarters 0 1 an acre commands sweeping,
unsurpassed views of California's fainous Gold
Coasl '
The main residence ls an expression of quality.
Featuring a formal ~ room, living room ,
gourmet Kitchen, breaklas t room ancf four bedroom
suit.es, each room has it's own conunanding
whitewater view of the Pacific. The master suite
h as tot.al privacy and its own special views of
Catalina Island and coastline lEmdma.rks. Located
off the master suite is a private study, restored t.o
its 01"4linal beauty with hand crafted teak bookcases
and cabinetry. Recessed lighting, bay windows and
French d oors that overlook the expansive courtyard
grounds highligh t this level of the residence.
The beauty of this one-of-a-kind estate is
highlighted by an inner courtyard with its own
en tertaining and ~areas surrounded by matnre
trees, and Oea.utifully manicured lawns and gardens.
From there, on e can s troll slowly through the
estate's walkways to two additional occimfront deck
areas for relaxation and conversation .
A charming, yet fully fimctional on e bedroom guest
house with bedroom, living room with fl.replace, and
it's own private entrance makes this est.ale
complete.
Offered at $4.500,000
For a Prl.,ate Sho.,,ing call:
Thm Thomson or Ste.,e Sutlaerlen
644-9060
Cold.,,ell Banker Ne.,,port Beach
Homeowners Association concerned
-about retaining qualified consultant
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Dear H111lini:.
I Jm on the board 11f d1rel·tor' fnr a
homeowners a"o1.:1ation. My a"lX:talmn 1'
rc,p<rn\lble for managing our 200-untt
uindomm1um comple,,.. We ha.,,e received
cnmplatnl\ from homeowner' conl·ermng
leJkang roof,, mumg wood and other
rnr,truct1on problem' Our board of
dtrecl<ll'\ would like tn retain a qualified
ex pert con<1ultant to thoroughly in._,e,tigJte
the rnnd111oni.. and potentially act a' the
a''o~.1Jt1on ·'I con<,ultant for litigation
purpo-.c" if a law<;u1t i' to be filed . How can
we make 'ure we hire u qualified
con\U ltant ')
Selecting a qualified con,ultant is more of
a practical exercise that a <ieience. However.
there are some general guidelines I can
wgge'it. In general. the retention process
with regard to a construction expert can be
broken down into th ree general lilepi.:
With regard to the expcn'11 role, it i'I
importunt to know the end result that is
c'lpecled. For in'itance. docs your board
helpc to know the co't to repair the variou'
problem' J !Ale' your board wani to know
the cau'e of the pmblcm'J Doc' your board
\t,,Jnt 111 I.now how many condominium unit\
an'. aOeued'J Or. perhap' your board may
want to know all of the,e. By defining
e\actly wh;it to expect of the e\pert. it can
later be determined whether particu lar
l0 \Jkrt' a1c 4uJllficd.
II the expert Ill 'imply going tn provide
ad\lce to the board 11f director,. the public
'peaking 'kill' ol the expert may not be that
1m[)(•rtant. Howe\ er. if you expect the expert
will tC\11ly .it trial. 'peaking 'kill!i become
mu1:h more cnt1cul
Once you ha\C defined the expert·., role.
the next lllCp i" to e\tabl"h a list of qualified
C'lpert,. Your board 'hould determine how
many expert' to interview for the role. The
board can then create a h'>t of qualified
expert'i to be interviewed. The board o;hould
con,ult with other; who can provide
ref err.do;. If your a\\OC1at1on ha.<i a
community manager. I '\uggeq you a! k the
manager for recommendation,. The board
can al-.o con,ult with 111; attorney for
recommend:uion .... You muy alw comult
with other asM>Ciations about a qualified
expert.
In addition to a.11king other people for
referrals. documentation can alo;o be
obtained. ff you find a particular expert or
ex pen firm. call and 1,1,k for any available
resumci., brochurc'l. lldvertit1ement'i. etc. In
add ition, variou s oraanizations ma intain Jit.l'i
of individual~ who n qualified to fit
particu lar need\. The commu nity a'>sociation
in<;titute (CAI) 1s an organitJtmn which "·an
provide U.\lli\tance to a homcowncl'\
a.<;\ociation. You may want to cont.ict CAI to
obtain any available documcntu11on
concerning expert coni.ultanl\.
Once the li't of qualified e"'perts ha.' been
finalitcd. the third and final step h to 11elcct
the expert. J wggest the board participate in
interview" with all expert candidates. The
board should not simpl y delegate i.uch
responsibility to others. By participating . the
board will protect the a\sociation \ interest\
and al. o detennine whether the board i'
comfortable working with the individual nr
finn. You should also have your attorney and
community manager attend the interview,.
The board i.hould evuluate the
qualification., and experience of the variou1,
expert~ before. during and after interview'
One clement i' to detennine whether uny
professional licenses will be required (or
desired). In C.lifomia. there arc licensed
engineer.;, licensed architecl<i and licen<,ed
contracto~. If a particular liccno;e is either
required of dewed. you will want to retain
an expert who ha' the hcen11e.
Another clement i. the cxper1's ye~ of
experie nce. You should dctennmc the
cxpert•s cxpcnence with the type of
con,truction involved -condominiums.
single family home .• commercial ~y.
etc
If spcakina and prei.ent1t1on 11tylc are
important, be sure of the public ~peaking
ti!Ulls of tht expert. Also, examine the
cxpcrt.'1'11 work product. A~k for a copy of a
'ample repon pre\1ou,ly prepared or J co't
e'itimate previou1,ly prepared In th1' way.
you con match the need' of the a"oc1ation'
with the <;lfcngth!> of a pJnicular expe rt.
Another important element " the co1,t. The
board ~hould detennine if there are uny
financiaJ limitations. If the board can only
i.pend $5.000. thb might eliminate certain
individuals or finn,.
In evaluating Cnlltll. con!iider chargei. for
travel time. and if travel time ill significant to
your matter. You should also determine
whether there are miscellaneou' CO\t!-not
included in the cxpert·s fees. :-.uch as
copying charge,. fax charge,, reimbur,emcm
for meals. etc.
Some expens may be willing to perform a
project at a Oat fee. while othel"\ muy only
work for an hourly rate. The advantage of
the nat fee is known quality. the advantage
of the hourly rate i" you will not be charged
for anything than the actual time spent.
Chtskr A. Puchalski is a st1tlor o.ssotialt
attornt1 with Fion, Walkt r, Racobs a11d
Powtn, a law firm tmplta1Wn1 co'"'""""'
a1socialion1. Ht will""'"'' tu ..,,,.,
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K.oniton ..tv1., Suitt 6'IO, ln>i1tt, CA 9111$.
LIGHT, IRtGHT a AtRV $165,700
38R, 2 SBA tntlm shows beautifully with 7 months new carpet and a spacious 11oorplan taces onto a quiet
side street with lots ol parkmg. CaJl now• (11AME) .. ..,.
LARGE SINGLE AAMILY HOME $27-',900
Tlus home has •eo. 3BA & 3 fireplaces. IO tam rm
with wet bar. formal step-down LR. sunken tub m
mstr/bath, comm pool & spa Must see!
1111 ca tMuru
A MESA
664 Seal Stred $174,987
Audrey Savopoloa
1588 S.n Bemadino $268.987
Monique Vang
Z426 College $253.000
Pat Davis
942SanWay 232,500
Pat Davis
2557 v.a. Place $229,900
Donna Rudolph
1120 Dena $274,900
Sanc:.ty1'damek
3194 Hald $379,700
Susan Patterson
NBEACH
8641 AtJ.nta Ave. $127,500
metool & IMCtOUS S2t.MO Clean 280 • den mobile Ill super 55+ P<lrtl Home IS eQUll>t
W/newtf applia~ 2416() Walk to &hows. sfloWlllo
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S.I 8tath lllSUrt Wottd' 1 BO' 1 BA. SlflOle StOfY unit Ill a 24 hr &eeunty guard oaWd complex Pool. (IOI & clllblloll5' CU I~ kif lllOft lnlo• (13STA)
IOUnl *'1 MfTM ...... Ttus l•k•SllOI• untt hlJ 2 masllf bdrms. 1t1eplact and
PlbO Try FtiA Sttters out of state must Sfll now JOSI rtduetd l30.000I (2'fAI)
OC1M11M1Z11 $117,111
Hllltt11_,1 Unoaw1c $5• upper Nlwpol'l modtlt GrNfll)elt v11wa lrOlll 11111 290, 1.751A wflkyltttt, wllltewashtd --• ~' .... , '"'°")
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TALK ABOUT PERFECTII $229,900
Warm. comfy home w/Vaulted bt!am ceilings 380, 2
Ille BA. UPOraded and 1elurb1shed t/o. hie entry, oak
door. central air. pool & spa (33WYO) ........
FAMILY LIVING AT ITS BEST $314,000
Ultimate in familr hv1not 480. 38A. lo breakfast
room and forma DIR 2 bd & ba upstairs plus
terrific bonus rm & wet bar. pool/spa
R4 U11M, t.ll UA mYT
EASTSIDE EXECUTIVE $255,000
Very prrvate w/380, 1.758A, lamily room 3 separate
patJOS w/courtyard Aoorplan shows great lor entertammo Handsomely mamtarled & landscaped (26ETW)
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TEA FOR TWO + 169,500
280. 2.58A toy.;nhome, 2-car alt gar, vaulted ceMings,
oozy frplc, lndry rm. Move-in condttion. Berber carpet,
hght & bright. skylight. Small complex. (25ELD) --
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CHARMING MESA VERDE HOME $231, 900
Wonderful quiet neighborhood. inside tract location.
380, 28A. 2 fireplaces. private rear yard. This wont
lasll I (30CEY)
11.ll.IRI
$174,987
Immaculate 380 (hupe mstr). 1.5 remodeled baths. 2-
car alt oar! 8eautifu rose garden, UPOraded kitchen! Sprinklers. Malibu lfghting & fountain! .. -.ca ~ .....
SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY
NW THE BEACH. COZY COHDO $1U,IOD llMl't.Y I TUNNIMG S20l.ltt ELEGANCE IN MOTIOM siu.a
Light & bnte. shows 111ttt 28D condo good cond11ton 480 3BA. 1 blocll to Back Bay lmmKut.ite townhome Be.iu11ru1 Ille noors rn lam rm. kitchen. bonus rm & blths1
excellent aru near Slloppono & alt ctteap as rent•. 3 bd 1 5 l!Qhl oak custom kltch. bu1lt-1n china/wine cabtnel Tile H119e 3BD 1 758A wlnu rool & RV access Marble l1rtplace
tJa (958tC) l100fs ceramic COUn1m Comm IJ()OVSPi/lenlllS (36SEV) sparkling pool & spa (990AH)
NEWPORT IEACH FOR. $1'5,137
FHA/VA quiet 28D 2 SBA Ne.vport condo Clo$t to bike
Inds buch Lots ot open spxe CondO lllS been UOOraded
Wltll special touclles ( 1 OMOO)
COUNTRY CLUI LIFE $141.171 2 sty 2BD 1 SBA rownhome llUf Los Cayotes CC D1111ng
lam rm lirepl.ice 2·car an. RV p.irk1no comm pool$ &
spas• Cd now btlore 1t goes• ('<>CAN)
IHT IUY FOR YOUR$ $155,000 Stunmno 380 2 58A townttomt Fresh paint & nu carpet•
Cent a11 2·car all. indoor laundry" Pools. clubhouses
tennis courts gret11btlls & more• (62SHA,
AISOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL $117,IOO End unit w/e.111ended pallO cent air, lfldr tndry 380. 2 SBA,
fireplace 2·car att oar• Oulet Jocation. comm pools. spa &
tennis! (63WHI)
LOCATION • LOCATION • LOCATION 129.•
TR'"' SHo ..... ••t ... , •. 000 Bike to l>Uchl 4BD 3BA. 2 Sly townhome W/hqlly UPQl1ded ._ .. _ M kl!Chen bdrms & baths"' Secured complex• Sul BucM.ong Louflon & 'llllW alOne worth Ille asking pncel Oramillt lri· 8eactl bofder' A must see• (63SEA) level borderlllO Wilderness Part LelSUre walU & canyon
¥11WS1 380 28A (20M€A)
Sf'ECIAl ltOMf YOU MU$T SEE $211 IOO
Pnce reduct1011' Nice !IQt c:le.in spac10us1 This home IS Speca.il Lg lloorpl.in w/480 28A Remod kitchen new roof neat paliO & yard (22WAK)
IACl IAY VIEW $224.100 38D 2 SBA 10111nllome boasts white 11te ttoors French
doors, view from expanded mstr bd w/atr1um sining area
Lrg pa110 w/ralSed wood dectt End unn ol small complex (241RV)
EVEJIYTHING NEWI S26U17
Newport HelQhls ch.lrmer• 2BD 18A on huge R2 zoned lot'
Remodeled kitchen 111/new everylhing lots or 1111ndoW$ new lences ttti office (15SAH)
THIS II A PERFECT "111" SZIUOO
Stunning 3BO. 2 SBA wll.im room & den1 form.ii dinrng' The
upkeep on this hOme is truly 1ncredlble Pnc:ed lo seffl!I (0)
RARELY ON MARKET! Sllt.IOO
4BD. 2BA. single s1ory m Mei.a Verde 1 Spacious tot in quitt
corner Gated side 111/RV pad Excellent cond1t1011 -move·1n readyl (20SWA)
UNIQUE CUSTOM HOME $225,100 EAITSIOE -REMOOELEDI $309,000 Lrg front hvtng room with ltreptace Cul·de·uc. 3BO, R·2 zoned, JBD 2 SBA. newer add on l1reptac:e. spacious 2 SBA, pool home! Higher kitchen counters. Intercom gourmel krtchen & more• Perfl!(;I t>acqard lots or windows
ASSUMABLE S BDRM 1174.900 system. ced.ir ~ned closets. R·2 tot and morel (12MEL) ctose 1o beach & Tnangte Square (18FUL,
Great sllape 38D. 1 758A. newer cpl & paint Custom Ille
and upj!raded klfcflen manicured grounds and more Call
nowt (83Wll)
YOU'll IE SURPRISED $171,117
With 111 you ci.n get for this small puce• Wonderful lamtly
home. 1rnenor tocatlOll Perfect for enlertatlllflO Wall! to new
Tnangle 380 2BA 2-Clf gar, huge lirtplxe loo' (648EA)
llfACH Liff $121.00G WIMllfOON VILLAGE IEAUTY $309,900
DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Great loc:ation only steps 10 the Absolutely fabulous "D" plan 314 bd J ba h!Qhly UPOraded 2
beach or bay This condo 1s ready to move In! Has 2BO. FP. CIA and security sys 3·car gar pro landscaped, bubbly
2BA 2-car garage Associalloo only 14&'mcnttl (81 WBA) spa, very 11tivate yard (11 KIN)
lf'ARK.llHG POOL HOME S22t.7DI NEWPOftT IEACH l'ENINSULA Ptt.•
LJohl & br1Qht 4eo. 1 lSBA MHa Del Mar home 5Pactous OuOlex owner IS movmo out of state 3BD. 2BA. 2-car oaraoe
ltoofplan. 800(). sq 11 lot surrounded by spono llo11tel1• 180 IBA-bolh untts are clean 2 houses to the beach or t>at
RV xcess alarm system (89MAG) (118AK)
llMl't.Y CHARMING 1118.llOI CUITOM MESA VERDE 1371.711
Shadow Aun beaUly Huge 4BD 1 758A lam rm & IOlt COt.UQE l'Mtl IEAUTY SUI.• Ofasticalty reduced• Be.iutilut 38D custom home by "'9sl
Custom oall lhru«it Cozy llfeplace Sll•ned glass entry & 380 2BA. Mr 1IOO sq r tifge lam rm. country kit. new Ytrdl Country Ctub Soat1CllnO !>OOI & spa plUs llroe $Ide yard
beaullful wat«lall tn patlO Cill now• 11600R) c.atpel. UPQradtd baths Newly patnted lg comtf tot RV l\aUn hie. wood pQnk tnlry & Shott SCl"'1S (31HAI)
ICQSS, valll1ed cetllnQS (25YAl)
CMECK TIU OUTI S115.lll MOST DEU\UU WTllOE PIS.•
Reducecl' 38D 2 SBA 2 story Country Club Villa Grnl llOA DEL llM ll6JIHT RU.Ill loca110n1 Locat1011• nus Charming cvS1om house has 3 bd
IOQtlOll, YllW ol pool & groullds Sec gated Owner YW\11 This 380. 1 7SBA ..wTam room bonus rm. den, wo111s11oci• 28A + din, huQt tot. ~ lutCllen and batn newt• rool
carry 1111 (303Cl) LOtit maintenance yirdl RV ICCCSS Ssnr atrttt ~ozy & mudt mudt morel ( 7WAl)
f11~.cuslomPoOl.etc 8'C ,ele,(94 R) IOlfCOUMIUW. *1 .....
iorgeous480 *.tueutMI Um home on 15'11 ~of ~ Vtfdl CC -Goumtee kit & fam rm • huQe p111 rm 4
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38R 1/:iBAr.11<,lo•nh;nw11~'. .:.·d~.lcr.1 n l1v1n•Jr1•1v. !r~I
& w1nd owseJ!s r.1in1 ;1.1·"' ,.,, r·,p v1rd Cr>'J! fa11111v r·n
oversized BR -;
IHEllE JASMlllE CIEH S&OS.000 ~tb value redJced $44,000. Best VALUE IN ARfA. Totally remodeled, A/C, Sec. sys. Kitchen w/Corian cir tops. Jacuzzi tub, closet organiiets.
Ocean view.
IWllll IUICE ESTARS $515.000
38A, 2.58A coodo In gated Harbor Ridge Estates. Very lush landscaping,
quiet & privalB location on end of cul-de-sac.
IEA ._ B.EU1CE $515.000 EniO'f a counlly club liieslyte from lhis upper condo w/golf course views.
Vaulted eel lings, model pnct
CUSTOM COUITIY 11ME • WTSIDE C.M. $441,000
Huge 10( w/a wgelable garden, fruit trees, chicken ooq>, large lawn, ~lire
!Tees, whi~ picket fera & a BEAUTIRJL 48A custan hm w/attention to
ewry detail.
FAITAITIC flXEI! • IUCll UY $441,000
The best buy, beach house flXl!f In Vinta.ge• Beacon Bay. 3~R. 2BA +
income unll Enjoy beaches, docks, tennis court. pait & wide grassy
estradas.
EllTEITAl .. tlT I FAlaY llOME $421,toO
Fantastic ftoorplan.~rox.2150sq rt.Enormoos living area. 48R,2BA. bay
windowtfrench doors. Skylight tnalble trpl. Best buy!!
IWT LOCATitl • IEWPOIT BUCH $339,000 Very u;it & bri;it 28A, 2.758A. Close to beach & ;iQR>ing. Plantation
sOOltefS througtloul 2 frJis. Must see.
TIE MIST HI TIE LUST $315,000
Charming, newer lBR. .2BA condo. Bit i~ '88 w/rMll 1~ sq IL The floor
plan is unt(Jje & very IMlablewftarge kitchen, formal drnmg & ~ous
mstr sullle. Seller is motivated & Im priced it well below competition w/a large assunable loan.
IEWPOllT PElllSIU $215,000
01$trwed Pf?.1Y subject to lender approval. 38R. 38A. roof top dedc. 1
blk'to beach, living rm wArpl.
OVEIUOIJ•~ UY $211,•
E•nl townhome. 38A, 2.5BA. high volume cellin~. French doors. Mstr
w/s1tting rm & frpl. A/C. view d bar:kbay & ni;it hghlS .
OllCIUI. IUIFFI-LEASEIOlD $215.000
Located on wide greenbell Pride ot ownership, 38R, 2.5BA. new klthen. Upgraded baths. laundry rm. Must see!
Vllil POINT DI Tiii COURSE $271,•
Gated Mediterranean 1990 condo w/vim of the Newport Beach Goll Cour39 & Fashion Island. All one story, lower !Ml w/2BA, 2SA
NUCE UPGRADED llOME $274,500
5BR. 3BA upgraded Madrid model. Downstairs BR could be office or den.
Custom doors, dramatic entry, curved staircase. Large mstr suile. 3-car garage.
llCIEDIRE EASTSIDE LOCAno• $215,•
Cul•sac In upscale nei~borhood. 38R, 28A +off ice off ms tr. Hardwood nrs & tile. Good sq. It Large lol
CllUWDff 1'ITU IOCI COU8 $231,000
Wondel1ul 2BA. 28" condo W/View ot hills & canyon. Has great kil w/
pantry, large mstr w/tbal vanitm. Ffl)I in living rm + 2-car garage.
VI.I.A ULllA S235,•
Beautiful Penlhouse. Viewofwi'8f tromdeck,28R Of l BR +din. Skylights, Wilk lo beach + lido Village.
FAITAITIC VIEW LIT• CITI $215,D La.st loC in Rlldl Colinas a.looking PflStiolous estae 1111 wMttws d mens & ca va11ey. a.ild )'QI# d111m hcmlr
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FIUITAll VAU.EY CUST. VAUE $214,131
3BR, 1.758Acustcm hm w~te<Skithen, living rm wArpl & window3elts.
Mini maintanence )"ird. Great fanily rm. owrsized BR's.
WTS• CITIE '1•.• Warm COlf 38R + den townhomt, 1600+ sq It. 2.58A. Skylights, riwf roci lrpl. Many llKtras, great locar!on. BU Bay, frwy, et.
u.na ICUI VIEW IEWPOIT IUCI $171,• Relax in llis ~ belutywhile gazing at lhupectacular view. Lb new. 1 BR
penflouse. Walle lo t.h.
llPI-LICATllll S1•,• 28R. l .58Acondo In Plciflc Ranch. Plltttrld corlllf unit next to~
Cftll laCl9ld cloll to --...i ' h i.:t\.
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DOlal UT CllT• ... DA ISi.i HD• $11,000,000 O~r 14.000~ ft on tlebaywA>oatdocicof 100'. 6-car +limo gar. Private pool & spa, The best NewPort has lo offer.
PllVATI ISi.MD $10,250,000
P11vacy & luxury wiO'I unpatal leled views 88R sui leS, sublerra nea n parking
Slip f0t 2 Woe boats.
u ..... ESTATI .. IUMiE coum $4,500,000
Magnificent hilltop view estate within gated street. 0Yer .i acre land
unduplicable! Accomoda9e 150 cat patking
GOllGEDa, PIBIEI OCUIFIOIT LOCATION! $2.950,000
3BR, 38A hm w/poof In Cameo Shores feab.Jres golden glorious Catalina
sunsets & views from Dana.Point 10 Long Beach Ouidl ~ss·to gated
private beach
UIDA ISU IEMDDB. $2, 150,000
COO"lplelely rwnodeled lo perlection. 58R. den. formal dining, gourmet
kithen. On #18 bay w/a boat slip & enler1aining patio.
llT PIOPEm 11 THE UY!! $2,085,000
A sensational location for lhis Bavfronl hm in private area of Ba_yside Ploce.
in a picb.Jre pertect coww/lnsplrfng water views+ pier+ slip. Easiest y~hl access to ocun.
IEST FURY IUCI .. OllMGE coum $2,000,000
8 mos new. Premillll steel & soo:o construction. Mediter-
BR. 58A hm. ~lacular views of cx:ean. Catalina, Dana Pl
g . 5 car parking. Gorgeous large mstr w/marble frpl & ocean-
fronting deck.
Sii YAU.ff, lDAHO PAIWHSE $1,995,000
Hooiesleaded In 1880, Olis 1¥nilycompound w/v'te#s of Ille new River Run
ski area Restored to perfection in 1991.
IEIRT ICEAllFIOIT llOME $1 ,195,000
4BR 4 SBA. gounnet kit. Spacious outdoor deck. mstr w/lrpf, deck. walk·
in closet Spl llb, great enaenaining hm'
• CAIYll El.ECAJICE $1 ,950,000 Total~ remodeled 68R, 6.58A w/~p. guest qtrs. Pool. spa, cabana
O't1!rs1zed Im, golf cou"8 location. A 10 +++
~--CllHA Da 11A11 $1,195,000
l)r & -~=tc:f:~~~~~BA hm w/afl. Ocean.
SPACIOUS TUDITIOIAL • NEWPORT $1 ,350,000
Spacious 6BR traditional family hm on one ot Newpott's best cukle-sac.s.
This stalely residera Includes guest qtrs. pooVspa, expansive yard &
treehouse & over 150 rose bushes.
CORONA DEL MAR $1,325,000 CV 7011 )40' lot. !a~lous brick & ivy covered 2 stoty. SBR. 4.SBA hm
w/pOOI, spa ocean view lorevert
NEWPORT IAYFRONT UVING $1 ,250,000
lnteriOf Linda Isle location 0Yer 80' on the bay. SBR. 48A. security
enlrara Frpl. enclosed courtyard. fOfmal dining rm
NORTH WUMA CONTEMPORARY $1,189,500
Totally remodeled No Laguna contempOfary in pristine condition 4BR.
4 SBA while water ocean views
CAMBRIA ON ntE SAND $1, 149,000
Unobstructed views of Ille central Calif. coastline, lighthouse & Hearst
Castle 4BR, 38A. New hm Marble & tile throughout
CAMEO SHORES • PlllCE REDUCTION! $1,025,DOO
Beautifully remodeled custom hm. 38R, den. ~ious rms, pool. Magnifi-
cent 180 degree ocean view. 3-car garage.
PICTURESQUE CALIFOlllllA suam $145,DOO
Beautifully remodeled 3BR. 38A hm on prestigious DaYenport Island. Private dock for a 30 & 50 fool boat on main channel in Huntington Harbor.
JUST REDUCED I IRCGURT $115,00I
Dramatic hm on large corner lot witoi pond & lush garden. Rotunda entry
w/marble Hooring, t>eautitul formal dining rm. huge mstr suite w/sitting rm
& frpl. gourmet's kilthen. secluded spa. Seller may carry 1st trust deed.
CORDIA DEl MAii WIDMARK $815,DOO
Charming 1920's beach bungalow. Comer location. enjoy the view of the
ocean incred:ble location. Perfect beach hideaway °' bid your dream
house Price includes $50,000 WOlt1 of plans & permits.
...-----... S"lit.ASS 1111 CUSSIC $115,000 C1f 707l)realhtaking view wfl mstr suile's + 2 large BR's all on one
leYel' PooVspa in rear/front courtyard+ playground.
UDO ISl.E IEMODB. $175,000
Beaullful 3BR. 3BA lido hm on 48' w/large so.facing patio. New kithen.
bathroom. hardwood Hrs. recessed lighting, landscapng.
IEAUTIFUUY APPOtml CUSTOM llM $Mt,OOO
Marble ~~~1 SBR. extra large family rm & bonus rm. Very li~I & bri~L Sec.sys, PIM & spa Spectacular view of mtns & city lights trom most rms.
IUUEIS SPECIAi. $150,000
Reduced $150.000!1! 4 contiguous lots -approx. 8400 sq ft. Suitable lor
four hms, largest R1 parcel available.
CORONA Da MAI $150,000
The quintessential CdMchanneron neariya double lot(aclually2 legal bldQ
sites) in fie best possible nowe< srreet location w/potential. The hm is 2BR:
2M. remodeled in '87 & ~ed In '94.
OCEAN UY I CATAUIA VIEWS .. ,. ••
Custom hm. briclt lrpl In lam.rm oak enter.cir. wine cellar & we ""r. Open tun ceilings in din & llv. rm Elevator service to all nrs. Motivl sellers
-bfing offers.
llEMODB.H IAYflOIT .. I S711,•
SoeclaCUlar wstom tvn w/pf ivlle deck on fl8 Newport Bay! AA>rox. 120 It of bay frontage! Many upgrlda.
ITIJlllllll •CtulT Cl9I • ICUI WINI 1711-Custom Belcourt Hm (Pllll 4). 2 mstr suim. 3~ 3 lrprs 8ol1 Wiik-in
closeb 111 bedroom u Loided W lrlS & 31aK•IY syslllm.
CITI •OMA l'WWI 1111.• ~lat C°"*Y ff; Mlaln ... Oil wm; 1 ICfl ~
v.sal mtns. .... llil!MI. Praf.~.--lol
SEAVIEW $6 99.000
Beautiful 11pyraded h1111n rpted comm w 'views ol city lights
{, 111111~ -lBR 3RA neutral CJllJPI CllS!Olll clO!>PIS security
syslrm Air concl1t1oniny & l.OIJIH~r plumbing Pr1vale loca
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Large family hm on 152' lot 58R, 5BA. large fiWTiily
rm adjoins kithen. Wrap aroond yard wAawn &
patio.
$439,000
Mint 3BR. 1 story on 111111 prof. landscaped prfwlt
lot Upgraded. light & bright Galtd comm, 6 ""1nis
rts. perks & 3 pools.
$1 ,900,000 i:
SbJMing single !Ml 4BR. 4BA lvn on approx. 40
acres. l11:ludes coveted pool, spa & waletfall, g)m,
huge family rm & dream kit.hen. Peri!ct for horse
ranch or retreat Contiguous acreage also available.
$315,000
Charming, newer 3BR, 28Acondo. Bit in '88w
1500sf. Aoorplan is unique & wry liYeablew
kit, formal din., generoos mslJ suite. Seller Is mo ·
mad & priced it wel I below corr. ti lion w/a
ammable loan.
$215,000
Teuific 3BR llTl wtadded Janily rm. onanMtSized
lol New roof & freshly l»lned throoghout 2~r
garagefl.US extra parking for your RV. bOlal Wonl
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24 HouR Ao PROPERTY INFORMATION L1NE --723~
(* THEN ENTER T HE C ORRESPONDING "Auo10 Ao" 1.0. NUMBER)
24 HouR A UDIO DESCRIPTION OF Au PROPERTIES IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT
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445 LINDA ISLE
• Over 14,000sq. ft. Residence
• Es!lle to be Bail1 to Bu)'Cf's Perfcc11on • Over I 81 Feel on die Watcrfronc
$11,000,000
• Totally Rebuilt Custom Home
• S Bdrm.. Formal Oen, Priva&e Boat Dock
• Extensive use of Gttnite/Matble
$2,150,000 \I 11 \ 1 fl '1
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• SpecUcUI• Views or Haibor .t More!
• Oiff Pl'Operty nearly One-Half Acre
$1,850,000
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PREMIER PROPERTIES
of
George J. McGaffigail,
Broker
29 Hic;lt PERFORMANCE YEARS .
24 Hour Info Line 1-800-545-1444
Ne•port Beach, California
Bayfront commercial on approximately 33.000 sq.ft. of land. with approximately 383 ft of
waterfront, and 15 boet sllps, a 7 ,500 ~ft. restaurant with cocktaU lounge and Oyster bar including
plerside dining. The offering lnduda 3 leased offices and a coffee shop. also with waterfront
seating. The faclftty enjoys more than parking. This TROPHY property is zoned P.C. which
woulcf.aDow for r~ ~ wtth docks. 1031 Exchange possible. Seller financing
Available. 632 Udo Park. lnfolne II 1010 $4.500.000
SPVGIASS IOU
BAI.BOA PENINSUIA OCEANFRONT
Newport Beach, California
ON FAMED BALBOA PENINSULA. This steel framed &
stucco Med. home is a premier property on the finest family
beach of California"s Gold Coast. The impeccable design of
this 4-bd. 5-ba home offers spectacular views of the beach.
ocean. and Catalina lsl. from virtuallv every dou.instairs room.
Expansive master features a marble frplce. lrg bath and
ocean-fronting deck. 3-car gar w/additional 2 car prkng. By
appt . 1116 W. Oceanfront. lnfoline # 7014 $2,000,000
Newport Beach, Cali/omla
Whales and dolphins In your kitchen. In your huge great
room and In your master bedroom. A beautiful rear garden
and yard face spectacular Catalina and San Clemente
Islands This beautiful (Nantucket) 5 bedroom, 3 bath home
Is pristine Inside and outside. Designed for a &arge f.mlly.
this home features a large kitchen wtth nook Md ttreplace
and ocean views. Ocean. canyon and hiubOr views can be
enjoyed from the upstairs bedrooms. Thi hcime II thaWn
by appointment. lnfoline #'7012 ~ s1.1~"""
NEW LISTING ·
2BA. I HA wirh ldenrical unH in
back. borh wlrh lnsldl' laundry.
$410,000
SO. of PCH • Large 3HH. 2B. \ corner
101 & 2HH rC'ntal
$489.000
So. of PCH • Swiss Chalet plus 2BR.
2BA rernal.
... •8.000' $425,000
Adorable -ligl11 b rigl11 :.nm urut.
pill~ I BH r< ·nt<1I
Only $300,000
Rare A. Liveable · 2BH. 2BA fron1
Plus 2BR 2BA renml
ONLY $450,000
N.B. Peninsula
NEW LISTING •
5 Unit I Comer lot built to las t In
19301 $3450/mo Income .
ONLY $550,000
NEAR BEACH ·
4BR 6 3BR
909' LN <it 6'1. =
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19 NARBONNE •HARBOR RIDGE
NEWPORT B EACH, CALIFORNIA
PRICED To SELL! REI>l CED ()\TH S800.000
Owner has purchased another Home
This one-of-a-kjnd Ralph Lauren home with ocean & cicy light views
enjoys a prime location in che arded community of Harbor
Ridge. le offers over 7.500 sq. W. of li ving space, situated on over
o ne-half acre of classic elegance wich pool & spa -The perfccr setting fo r
this superb 5BR. 7.5BA home! The living rm doubl~s as a screening rm
wi.rh a 5x5 screen & projector. The one:of-a-kind country kitchen
features new rop-of-the-line appliances, 2 x-large refrigerators, 2 ovens, J
convec oven. 6 gas burners, hand painted riles, custom brick fireplace &
built-ins for lV & VCR. You'll find that the family rm has a large pull-
down screen & projector, the.children's storyhouse bedrooms magical &
che master suite a retreat in itself! The master bath features all marble
sldb cops, )hower & bath. Master suite has approx. I 00' of hanging
clo~et, custom shoe racks to hold up 180 pairs of shoes. T he overall
inviting effect of warmth & elegance is compleced with the six fireplaces
and che c:xqui'>itr wstom cabinetry throughout the house. You must see
ic co bdu:vc: it! Bring your mo~r discriminating buyer!
Call. .. Reduced To $2,290,000
SPYRO KEMBLE MARK CARDELUCCI
(714) 222-0552 (714) 720-1760
SPYRO II\/\~~~
l(EMBLE UV~ ~
REALTY REAL ESTATE
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ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
Read the ingredients
-for building a house
APRIL
26: 9 a.m. -noon, "License Responsibilities;"
"Home Improvement Project Day;" 2 -4 p.m.,
"Beginner;" American Home Week.
28: 10 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview
Clarence Yo,hikane. a member of Balboa Yacht
Club\ crew which retained the Sir 'Thoma.' Lipton
Challenge Cup for the fourth comecutive year.
lan be rcoichcd al The Prudential California Realty
Newport Beach office. (7 14) 759·6600.
Need a Home Loan Fast?
New technology may soon make it
possible to obtain a home loan. from
application to senJement. in as little as
two to five days. A pilot program
conducted earlier this year by FederaJ
Home Loan Mongage Corp. allow a loan
offJCer using a computer to transmit an
application to the agency and get a yes or
no answer back in minutes. Electronic
underwriting provides instant access to
merged credit files and appraisal data.
and uses a credit-scoring program to
screen out poor credit ri!'lks. According
to one mortgage finn
participating in the field
test. 40% of applicant~ got
a ye withjn mmutes. and 25%
were able to re olve lenders'
questions within 24 hours.
Proponents claim the
ystem can al o re ult an
lower fees and closing co ts.
What Makes a House a Home?
Ever wonder what ~oc into the typ;~I
J, 700 square-foot smgJe family home?
According to building indu try research,
lhe list of ingredients include : 9,726
board feel ortumber. 4,614 square feet of
plywood sheathing; 6,484 square feet of
wallboard; 2..528 square feet of eJtterior
finish (siding, brick, erc.): 2.SOO square
feet of insulat10f\; 1,992 square feet of
roofing matenals; 7SO feel of~
wiring; 302 pou~ of nails; 280 linear
feet of copper piping: 170 feet of plastic
drain and vern papina: 90 feet of ducting;
S cubic: yards of concrete: 55 gaJlons of
paint; 15 doors and 12 window .
Lenders Lighten Up:
According 10 a survey by lhe Consumer
Bankers Association. lenders arc easmg
their underwriting criteria to enable more
people to qualify for borne loons. Among
Lbe findings: the average down payment on
a $100.000 loan has fallen to 4.2% for
buyers of moderate inoome; 93% of bankS
nre more flexible when it comes to dcbHo-
income ratios; 94% now look at alternative
ways of measuring a borrower' cred1r
wonltinesi.; and 79% say they have
liberalized their !\tandards
regarding length of time on
the job. number of jobs
held. etc. The survey queried
130 financiaJ institution
nationwide.
Planning a Job-Related
Move?
· · • · · 'ff so. you boold also plan to
consult your tax adviser. Many
deductjoos formerly ava.tlable to
homeowners were eliminated in la l
year's tax bill, ranging from closing and
brokerage costs paid by relocatcc to the
cost of meals bought on boost-bunting
trip . You must also move at least 35 miles
fl"Clm your old residence to write off
moving expenses. and you must work at
your new location at least 39 weeks during
the next year. 1f you qualify, you can $till
deduct shipping and tranaponation OO&ts,
travel expenses lncurred during your final
move and temporary livina costs up to a
Umit of Sl.500. -
New model grand
opening in Ocean Ridge
Newport Coast
new models . premier
Saturday and
Sunday.
Ne" pon Cu,tom Estate~
lnr. 1, proud to announce its
nc" model grand opening.
i\pnl ~2 · 23: from I -5 p.m.
JI <h'l'Jn Ridge in Newport
[, 1,1,t The dmmatic custom
home' rJnge from 3.500 -
6.IXNI ,quJre feet on Jot'
. 11c1.1g1ng one-quarter acre
pn.cd fn1m $995.000. (price~
rn. ludc home, lot ond
l.1m.l-..Jprng front and rear.) .
h cl\ ,u,1om home package 1s
1urn·l c) "1th no additional , ... ,,,
Yuu mJ) -.elect from a
\JllCI\ 111 a\a1lablc home
dNgn' or allow our architect"
111 dc,1gn J home which
ri:llcd ' )OUr per\Onal
prd crcnrc and ta,te. Feature!\ include four
111 '" ~<lroom,, four and one-half to five
Jl1d one-half bath\, three to four-car garage~
.rm.I hbrury.
E.1rh home i~ de),igned to create an
.1mb1Jnl'e of elegance and richness. Detait-
oncnlcd MedircrrJnean and ltaliane,que
.trl h11cc1ure rreate a Myle remini-.cent of a
1-.urnpcJn rc,ort. Dramatic entries. coned
''·llr•J'c'. 'talely columns. arche' and
nr. hl'' arc 11nly a few cu,tom feature~ u\Cd
1hr11ugh11ut the architecture of the home'
~pc•1JI feature,, <;uch a.." expan'i"e entry
".n, 111 mJ'lmite the view. cu.,tom·
Jl<1gned nnor\. walk-in wet baf\. \ iew
11111nh. mu,1c room~. gue'lt mom' and
l11gg1J' add an impre .. i .. e touch to e'el)'
11\.l,t,mn Jnd make each home an
t:Oll'nJrner\ delight yet practical for th mg.
\1,indard amenitie" include marble. ""ood
Jnd hmc,lonc floor.. cu,tom \lairca..e
rJ1hng. "uod-buming fireplace' in t~
'" 111g room. family room. ma. .. ter !\u11e and
lthr•H) "'1th cu .. tom dc!'ligned marble and
pre l .1\1 fodng!'I. OJ,tom designed
h ..... cboard\. generou!\ reccs'led lighting
1h1 11ughou1 and choice of smooth or light
11.Jll le\lure. Dual zone heating and air
wndi1JOning. central vacuum ),y,tem.
lll,tom rounded wall comers. large laundry
area Jnd roomy walk-in clo~l'i (most plan~).
Guurmet kitchen). tire equipped with center
1,IJnd rnoktop<1, \lllad sink. granite. .
rnun1cnopi.. dual di shwa hers. 48-inch wide
'uh 1ero refrigerator. large 1>3ntry. double
11\en. microwave and tra. h compactor.
F..<ich of thc'iC det:iil-oriented homes
1ndudc a la vish mai.ter suite with retreat and
ltreplacc. Ma ter bath with marble slab
rnuntenof>'. i.pa tub. marble shower with
dual rnntrols and bidet. MO\t home. include
'1c" balconie' in !ielccted mom'i.
Complimenting the Mediterranean .
a~hitecturc i. lu h land.~aping included in
e~ery home packaae. Rc~1denl<1 of Ocean
Ridge al'° benefit from its private. l'.ecludcd
location and 24-hour guard ~rvicc
Elegant exteriors include decorator entry
light fixtures. clay tile roofs. crafted double
entry doors. pre~a'lt concrete columns and
window !IUl'f'OUnd." (if applicable). quality
French dOOOI thl'®ah®t. Mediterranean
''Yle Muc:co col~. cxpamive view balconie~. lu~h tand.'ICapina with cu~tom
de,igned colored ~amped or 11eored
driveways and patio. full rear yard glas'i
New models opening in Ocean Ridge
fencing and mul.h. mul.h more. .
Newpon Cu,111m e'l<lle' offer., •1 unrquc
trade-in program for qu.1hficd buyer:. Thi'
,pecial program allow' you In trade-in your
property for a new cu~tnm home 1~ Occ:m
Ridge Cuntac.:1 a 'ale' rcpre,entJll\l' for
more delJi".
Newpun Cu,1om E'l~tc' Inc . J"1111ffcr'
l'u,tom home pal'k.igc' in Pelican Hill
,1aning :11 S 1.395.000 tor home' ranging
from 4.500 10 8.000 ..quare feel Jnd Pe.lrl'an
Point from Sl.495.000 for home' rangrng
fmm 4.500 to 6.000 ..quJrc feel Pelican Hill
1, l..nnwn for 11\ 10lred1ble '1ew' <1f the
IX'.CJn. hJrbor. Cit)' JOd golf l'llUN\ wllh hlt\
J\ eragrng unc·hJlf .irre Pelrran Poinl offer.
ocean front II\ rng ~11h direct beJ<.:h Jcce"
and 101' a'eragrng onc·quancr Jere. Thi'
\Cdudcd area '' 'urrnunded by the Pelican
Hill golf t.·our'e ""h ou(\tandrng \ 1cw' nf
the 1i.:ean.
Newpon Cu,tom E'tJte' Inc .. 'pec1ah1e'
in wday\ market demand,. E.irh home I'
1ruly a ma,1erp1ece and provide' h~"le·fi:e
cu,tom home living. Affordable pncrng with
true cu~rom elegance i' pmv1de~ for every
home. Incredible interior drama 1' our .
specially, Every cu<,tom home offer~ a '!'u.111-
million dollar lool.. without the mull1·m1ll~on
dollar price. Each home i~ cu,10~. nor berng
duplicated. en~u~ing a. unique d.e~1gn for an
environment which will enham:e your
life~tyle. ReMdent~ of Ocean Ridge are a 'hon
di4'tance from Pelican Hill Golf ~lub. Fa.~hion "land and other recreauonal de.,tination~ of Newpon Beach nod 1:-3guna
Beach. Shopping. dining a~ entertainme.nt
are only a f cw of the finer thing'> off~red in
thjs i.pecial location. Newport <;OJ~t 1' part
of a ma~ter-planned resort de .. tm~uon. Area.'
of Newport Coa. t are planned to incl ude
v.orld-cla"-~ resort hotel~.
To rtacll lltt d11111op,,.tnl fro"' Paci/if
Coost HigltwaJi takt N1wport Coast Dri111
and,.,,.,, rig/ti;,, Vuta Rill11 Drl111, dttn
• /ti 011 OcHJt R1'tt Dri111. E1111r. G11ard ~llilWn u'/olllJw Optn Ho11H 111n1.
0pt11/ro"' I · 5 p.llf., s.IM,.11 '"'' S1111Mz11: Wtd#JJ .,., llllltUtfS b1
oppolnhlttnl only. Call N1wport Custom
Estales Inc., (114) 316-99'1.
BRAND SPANKING NEW
Sparkling, light, bright 6i. airy are
tfiese two brand new townhomes so. of PCH in a most pref erred section of
old CdM near bches 6i. village shops.
Built by cxp_erienced local t>ullder with
real pnde of ownership quality throughout
$569,000 (front) SOLD
$425,000 (rear unit available)
BLUFFS.llJEW LOT
CDM VILLAGE
Lig!lt. bright. airy and only steps away
by foot to quaint shops 6i. restaurants
6i. minutes to freeways 6i. major
shopping malls. Six years new
w/wOodl>urning fireplace. garden
patio 6i. dbl car cncloSed garage. Very
motivated seller ... Just reduced to ...
$388,800
Build your'dream home on this sloping
extra wide parcel in CdM. Every yacht
must pass and review entering or leav-
ing the harbor in front of this magnifi-llra~~
cent site. Existing buildin~ plans are
available for your Inspection. Very
motivated seller wiU consider trades.
Existing loan is assumable.
$999,000
CATALINA AND PAVILION VIEWS
Bay and ocean scented breezes with
fat>ulous views, night lights too, are all
yours free of weekend or summer time
crowds. A 4 bedroom. 4Vz bath, 4 car
garage amidst a most sought after.
quiet and serene neighborllood in old
Corona del Mar.
$998,700or
Lease for $4500/MO
CDM TOWNHOME W/POOL
Only a few steps away by foot to local
village amenities and even less
distance to the pool 6i. club house 6i.
patio. This 2 bdrm townhome affords
quick access to beaches & freeway
systems. Enclosed garage.& s unny
patio too.
OCN°FRNT HOME+ GST HSE
A wandering path via pool 6i. lush
gardens leads to crashing waves and a
very Intimate 6i. private t>each below. 3-
car ~rage w/ample off-street parking,
4 be<lrooms, 4 baths. game room 6i.
terrace. 1\vo kitchens and a garden
gazebo with ocean views gafore.
$2,495,000
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Greystone Landing -affordable oceon·dose homes
For many Southern Californians. owning
a home near the warm ~andy beaches and
&Jure ocean has alway' been a dream. At
Greystone Landing, it can become a reality.
This beautiful. new community will be ju~t
one mile from the Pacific Ocean, the perfect
location for enjoying cooling ocean breeas.
ResidcnL'> will also find it is only a !.hort
walk or bike ride to the -;urf. An exclusive
gated neighborhood of 69 single-family
detached homes. Greystone Landing will
feature three three floor plani. from 1.825 to
2.219 square feet with pricei. srarting in the
mid-$200,000s.
"Because GreyMone Landing will offer
attractive and affordable ocean-clo~ homes,
we've seen overwhelming interest from
prospective buyers. To give then a preview
of the floor plans, elevations and si te maps.
we're opening an on-site information
center." said Al Wazlak. a Greystone
Landing sales representative. He added
hoppers will also have the opportunity to
place their names on the Landing interest
li'it
Greystone Landing will feature three two-
story floor plans offering three to four
bedrooms and two and one-half batbs. The
homes will be characterized by open
kitchen .• formaJ living rooms, fami ly rooms
with fireplaces. spacious master su ites and
tw0<ar garages. In addition. the Greystone
Landing enclave will offer its residents
beautifully landscaped greenbelts, a
recreation area with a pool and spa and
private commun ity streets with sidewalk.\.
The Greystonc Landing Plan One is
perfect for prof e sional or young couples.
This home will include three bedrooms, two
and one-half bathrooms. a formal living
room and an adjoining kitchen and dining
room. The fa mily room will have a firepl ace
and will be highlighted by expansive
windows looking out to the back yard. With
two to three bedrooms upstairs.
homeowners will have the oprion of
converting the third bedroom into a den or
office.
With th~e bedroom'i, rwo ilnd one-half
bath,, and a -.epurnte family room. Plun Two
is well suited for young familie., with
children. The entry to thi!. 2,06()..squnrc foot
.home will open tu a formal living and
dming room, where large window!> will fill
the rooms with light and oJlow resident., ro
en.JOY the beach bree1c'>. The litchen will
include a center island. and will look 0111'0
the nook and family room. providing a
perfect setlJn~ for enjoying time together as
11 f am1ly. An interior laundry mom and half
bath will complete the downMairs.
On the second floor. the private ma.\ter
\Uite. in the rear of the home. will alM> have
large windows. a private bath and walk-in
closet The additional bedroorru will be
conven ient to a full ~cond bathrpom with
double sinko;.
At 2,21 ~ c;quarc feet. the Pi nn Three ha,11 it
all: • fonnal living and dining mom with a
sweeping staircase leading to 1he second
floor. This spacious floor will include a
distincti\-e kitchen with a center i\land and
functional walk-in pantry. Localed adjacent
the kitchen, a generous amount of window\
make the f amHy room and and nook a
relaxing place for families to gather.
Upstain., the master suite will include a 111.rg
private bath and walk-in closcL Three
additional bedroom" will provide plenty of
sleeping options for a growing family and
one bedroom can easily conven lo a den or
child's learning center.
In addition. t.o being named the safe~I city
in America. Huntington Beach offers o wide
variety of recreational and cultural
amenities. The Landing enclave is close to
the city\ recently developed downtown.
eighl miles of beaches with volleyball court\
and bike paths, the Bolsa Chica Ecological
Reserve and the ln1emational Surfing
Muscium. Also nearby are Huntington
Beach Central Park with an equestrian
center. Frisbee golf course; Shipley Nature
Center, children's Adventure Playground, a
host of lakes and trails and sidewalk cafes.
The city is also home to Golden West
College and the Huntington Beach Central
Library and Cultural Center. which ha.11 the
largest childrens' library west of the
Mi!>sissippi.
Professionals will appreciate Greystone
Landing'" Huntington Beach location is
convenient to Orange and Los Angeles
counties' airport..,, along with the business
di~tricti. of Orange County, Long Beach and
Los Angeles via such major thoroughfares ~"
lnterst.ate 405. Interstate 22 and Pacific
Coast Highway. Just a few minutes away arc
major shopping and entertainment centers.
including South Coast Plaza. We t.nUnster
Mall and Fashfon Island. The Orange
County Perfonning Art11 Center, Newport
Beach Art Museum and Orange County
Fairgrounds arc also within 20 minute!..
The Orcystone Landing infonnation center
i!> open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday· Sunday
and noon to 6 p.m .. Monday. To find out
more about Grcystonc Landing. or to be
placed on the Grey,tone Landing VIP list.
call Al Wazlak. (3 10) 408-2776. or the
Grey1>1one Homes' information line. (800)
808-6888.
To visit. take the 405 to Bench Blvd , and
head 'iOUth about fi ve miles. After p;b.\in&
Adams. tum riaht on Knoll.ville Ave .. one
mile before you cuch Pacific Coast
Hjghway.
Other Oreystone South Coa t communitJe\
inclu<k The Crc.'it nd The Heiahts at
Westhills in La Habra. The Ma!!tcrs aoo The
Glen at The Fairway in Placentia.
Ridgemoor Summit near Diamond Bttr and
Ventana in Ti1. tin R.mch. Other Grcysione
communitie. commg soon include
Orcyl'tonc Villa.' ond Oak Ridge at C<•to.
both in Coto de Ca1a. Por infonnat1on. call
(ll()()) 808-6888:
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Arne Petersen:
Vice President Gore is
his author of choice.
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< rruhb & Ellis Re,idenual Real E,14tc
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One year with Grubb and Elli,. Five year' in
1hc Real fatutc bu,inei.,.
CITY OF RESIDENCE:
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Awards and honors at Prudential,
Grubb & Ellis and Coldwell Banke
M.t'<ine Montgomery. Bram·h Manage• of
The Prudential CaJifomla ReaUv's
Newport Beach office i' plea\Cd io
.tn1111uncc the ~ie, e;1tel·u11'e' whn were
nJmed lo The: Prudential Pre"dent\ Cirde
for 1994. Tll<l,e \\-ho quJlify for lht' J\\Jfd
plJlC: in lhe hlp four percent of The
Pruden11al nJl1nnJlly. During 'J>eCIJI
u·remonre' JI the l·ompJn y·, annuJI Jv.ard
bJnqu«:'.I hc:ld March 16 JI the Be\ erly Hill'
llrlton Hotel rn Be\erl) Hill,. the fnll11\\ mg
a"11t.1a1e' \\ere rel·ogn11ed Paula
~fcKinney. Laima Predkelis, Patricia
Oa\'rnport, Natalie Fogarty, Marilyn
Read. Sandv Millman. Linda Reed and
Nan Tully ·
'Thl:'.,c Jgenl\ mer lhc.> dtflil:ult ch.1lknge'
ol lhe n:JI e'IJll' mJrkel rn 1994. 1he1r
dl·ll1l·a111111 JOd pnifr"ionah'm ha' been a
m.tf(•r rnn1nbu1111n In the Ornnge County
f>1,l1tl'h · l'\lr aord111Jf) grm\lh.". 'aid
M11111g11mcr}.
For more i11formatio11 Oil Oil)' of thtu
a1+•ard-wi11ni11g age11Lf pita.re call The
Prudmtial Califor~tia Realty's Ntwport
Beach office at (7 /.I) 675-66fJO.
Loi' Jacobs and Linda Oelb nf Grubb
& Elli' repre\Cnled lhe buyer 111 the 'Jk 111
·1 .1 R11t.ha:· Pilar Wa)nt .. , acre plu' e,l,tll:'.
11\\.·tlookrng Nev.pon ·, BJck Ba;. Thi'
'P·•u11u' home 'old dn-.e h1 1L' J\ktng pnll'
111 ) I 4 m1ll111n 111 JJnc1 Ford. pn:,1dcn1 ol
\.1111a Ana bJ-.cl.I ACM. an em 1ro1m1ental
lllJtnll'llJOtC lttmp,in~
fhe t u,111m home v. 11h bolh bad. ha\ Jnd
11111un1ain \le:'.\\'· induth:' "' e bedroom'
'n l'll and onl·-h.tlf bJth'. a v. me ccllJr.
,..., 1mm1ng p"ul. lenni' u1un Jnd man\
111hc1 .t1nl:'.nl11e' Jaeob, anl.I Oe1h arc ·
1.1111"'1cnt hip producer'. and Jre dc,1gnJ1ed
.1, ,1.•111111 mJ1k1.·1ing l·nn,ultanl\ Jnd t•entfied
11.·\tlk1111.tl 'fll.'1.1.Jh'"
·111111111'u1pn,cd1ha1 LindJ Jill.I u11' .ire
'" 'll1.u:"lul." 'Jtd Ron M.t11;in11. di,tricl
111.111.1g1.·1 ol <l&E\ Nev. pon Be;il·h office
lhl'\ .111.· h111h lll·d11.;1tcd t111he1r pro lc"IOll
.1111J 1. t11ll1.'t ncd .1hou1 prm 1d1ng ix:r,011Jli1cl.I
d11.·111 'l'I\ llt' .111d ,,111,f.1u1on Bel'<tu'c of
1h1, lkl.111..1111111 lhl') c11111\ unparJllel«:'.d
li1\,1h\ ltom 1hc11 d11.·nt, Tl1e1r 1.·11mhmed
n,x·1i1,e ,J\\Ufl'' bu)1.''' .1nJ 'cllcr' the
h1gh1.0
\( k\ d of \C:I\ ll'C. ethll \ .inJ rc,ull\
1h.11 h.I\ c h111ugh1 d1cni-back of more lhJn
~" \l,tr\
J.1U1h' .md Oe th .1g~c 1he1r panner-.h1p
1.·11.1hk' 1hem to bcuer '<!n c their d1en1'
Y11u gel double \\-hen }\IU \\-or!.. with u'
\\1.· lPO\IJntl) m11nit11r the t:hJnge' 111 the
111.11 ke1. Jnd !..e1.·p our d1enl\ .iwarc of
d1angc' anl.I 11pportun111e,." Oeth 'Uld.
Acrnrdmg 111 Jacob,, there are alway,
.rd\ .m1.1ge' to buymg or -.elling in today·,,
l hJngmg mJrkct
Undo Ottlt a11d Lois Jacobs can IH
reached at Grubb & Ellis Rtsi.dentlal Rtal
£.flate ServictS, 23 Corporote P/11UJ, S11ilt
190, Newport Beach, (714) 644-6200.
Grubb & Elli.f is independtnlly owntd and nptrattd.
Bob Le Ftver. pre,iclent of
Coldwell Banker Southem
California. ha.' hono~ Des1ree
Patno of Coldwell Banker Irvine
a' the No. I 'ale' a'-.ociate for the
Orange County Region in all
categoric': dollar volume. units sold
and liMing' 'old. Additionally. Patno
hai. been -.elected a' a member of the
Coldwell Banker International
Pre,idcnf, Elite. an honor given 10.
le" thun I 'ho of the more than 56.000
Coldwell Bunker ..ale, as,ociate' in
the United Stare,. Canada und Puerto Rico.
Robert A rrigoni. pre,ident of Coldwell
Banker Re,1den11al Brokerage. presented
Paino w11h member-.hrp in the International
Prc,1den1·, Elite at the company\
lnterna11onJI Bu,ine" Conference in
Orlando. Fla More than 6.500 Coldwell
Banker 'ale' J''ociate'-bmker-.. manager'
Jnd employee' attended the confereoce.
'1'he lnternauonal Prellidcn1·, Elite
dc,1gna11on '' the h1ghe'1 honor among
Coldwell Banker 'Jle' a\'IOCiate,:· 'aid
Arrigon1 ··0ewee i' mo't dc-.en mg of thi'
prc,11g1ou' award."'
Patr~o wa' alMl awarded a 'culptured
brot11e eagle. 'pecrnlly comm"'ioned by
Coldwell Banker. for achieving 'ixth place
111 the rnmpany for doM!d outgoing referrJk
Sinl·e joinmg Coldwell Banker in 1990
Paino ha' con'i"'tenlly plJced among the
company'' top performer,. rating high for
li,ting' l<tken. li,tirig' 'old and oul\landing
cu,tomcr \Crv1ce. Patno u-.c' a ptl\itive. hard
working and aggre"ive marketing approach
hi ..ell her propenie' at top dollar. Her
di\ er,1tied real e'Wte ex perience include'
l'\pert1-.e a' a REO (real e'tate owned)
J1.:1:11un1 l'\Cl'uthe She employ' her
l'\len'" e mJrl.et plan, and networking 'k'll'
m corporate relocation lran,fer. a' \\-ell a'
for tndl\ 1duJI buyer' and -.eller-.
· [)c,irec 1' JO ouManding real e\tate
prole"mnal -.citing a high ,tan<furd for
l:'.'l'cllenle m 'ale' and cu,tomer -.crvice."
\Jld Le Fc"er "It '' an honor to ha\.e her a'
p.1n nf our organi1a1ion ··
Contact lksiret Paino at Coldwtll
Banker /rville, (714) 552-2000.
Coldwell Banker Irvine abo announced
thu1 Diane ffe)(tell ha' achieved
mcmber\hip in the pre,trgiou" Prei.ident \
Club which honn~ 'ale' U\M>eiate' with
<1nnual i.ale, of $4 million or more.
Bob Lt Fever, pre,ident of Coldwell
B:mker Southern California honored He~tell
with the celebmted award for the 'i~th
COll\CCut1ve year
"Diane\ li't of 'ale' honof\ i'i ml"l
1mpre"1ve becau-.e 'he earn-. recognition
through her ded1ca11on to cu,tomcr 'en ice,"
\JJd Le Fe\ er "It i' a plea,ure 10
rnngrntulate 'uch a hard wor!..mg
pmfe,.,,onal ..
A \Cntor account executive. He~1ell ha'
al..o coimed a place among the rank\ of the
Coldwell Banker International Pre,ident\
Circle which acknowle<tgc' the top 2'f of all
ColdoWell Bunker 'ale' ll.\\CK.1are'
in1cma11onull)'. She con\1,tently pluces
among 1hc leaden. for ~ales und ll\t1ng, ut
Coldwell Banker Irvine. ;md ha,, tamed
recoanhion :h 11 rcloc:ition !\pcciali~t for the
cxpcrti\C in u'li.i,ting cl1enl\ with the muny
facccx of u distunce move.
A Cullforniu nntive, Hcxtcll ii. :i long-1ime
l'\!\ident of Irvine with a wcal1h of
knowledge of rhe area and iti1 rc\OUt\.~"·
"Irvine is a wonderful city wi1h home
owner..hip opportunitie' fmm the mo~t
affordable condominium to million dollar
e'tate ..... 'JY~ Hextell. "There'-. 'omething
fore\ eryone. and e\eryone de-.e~e'
pc"onalized real Clllate -.ervice:·
ConJact Diane Hutti/ at the Coldwell
Banker Irvine off1ee aJ (714) 552-2000.
And. ~I estate professional l)'s
Wlgrmn joined Coldwell Banker lnrine.
according to br.mch manager John Beckett.
Having eamed 'uch de,ignution~ a~
Grnduare. Realto" ln~titute (GRI).
Wigmun \ 15 yea~ of dedicated real e~tate
e;1tpcrience and award' are e\ idence of a
devout work ethic.
··Hone,ty. integrity. patience. orguni1u1ion
and a i.eni.c of humor 'hould permeate the
profe"ional ~crvice rendered.·· 'u1d
Wigman.
Wigman earned u bachelor·, degree in
engineering fmm UC Berkeley. He '' a
California licen\Cd civil engineer.
A re'ident of Irvine for the pa.'t 15 year-..
he and hi' wife. Hrlen. have three children
and ,jx grandchildren In h" 'pare lime.
Wigman enJOY' 'pectator 'pon .... 'wimming.
photography and movie,.
Contact 1)s Wipwn at the Coldwell
'94 President's Circle
Banktr Irvine office (714) 552-2()()().
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colum11 dedicated to l.ocal real estate ne
We t11co11rage you to send your fentured
iltms, such as: promotions, ntw or rehir
awards, communily involvement, new
projects and any other 11ews which lcetps
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Real EstoU Buy Lints, Daily Pilot, JJO
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fax your press release lo Joyce at 714-65
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5 p.m., Tutsday.
Mariners Escrow
opens new_ offices
From I tO r:
Dono McNeit, Marilyn Souter,
Julie Gordner and Michael Perisi
About 600 petlplc m:ently auendcd the
gnmd opening party for Mariner'\ E"'ruw\
new office and lo help wck:OJM Maril)n
S.iutrr and htr os\OC1ale\ to the Ct.lmpany.
'Thi' '-'the rc'ltllt of a ch1llcn1in1 two-
ycar pliln to create the bc\t loc:111ion..ond
Rkl11t pmf CAAlonal escrow oftire in Oranac
County.• ~id Dun11 McNeil. president of Marincri 6.'Cmw ~
Man~,.. EM:row i<1 at 190 Newport
Center Drive. Newport Beach. (714) 640 6040.
A view ol the crOwd in
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I Rew aa of April 20, 1995 J KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30-year fixed
INTEREST "' POINTS LOCK· INTEREST "' TYPE PHOHE RATE OWN (%2 IN A..P •. R. RATE OWN
Abacus Financial Grp. A (714) 375-6666 8.000% 5 2250 30 8.279 4.450% 20
American Home Loans A (714) 955-3633 8.125% 10 2.000 7 8.379 4.500% 20
Bank of America B (800) 424·2632 8.250% 5 2.250 45 8.533 6.125% 5
Bank of Califomia B (714) 252·3367 8.375% 10 1250 30 8.549 6.500°.4 20
California Federal Bank s (800) 225-3337 8.375% 20 1.~75 45 8.563 4.750'Yo 20
Chase Manhattan B (71 4) 263-8100 8.538% 20 1.500 30 8.742 6.375% 20
Coast Federal Bank s (800) 300-5626 8.500% 20 2.000 0 8.759 5.250% 20
Countrywide Funding K (800) 8n·5626 8.125% 5 2.000 45 8.379 4.750% 20
Detrick Mortgage Group A (71 4) 759-9692 8.125% 5 1.500 15 8.324 4.450% 20
Downey Savings s (800) 336-9639 8.250% 20 1.625 30 8.464 4.500% 25
Emery Financial A (714) 729-9200 8.125% 5 1.625 10 8.337 6.375% 20
Fidelity Federal Bank s (800) 232-2309 8.375% 5 1.875 10 8.618 7.125% 10
First Fede,..I Bank of CA s (800) 672-4332 8.375% 10 1.500 15 8.577 4.950% 20
Am Interstate Bank B (800)~5001 8.375% 20 2.000 30 8.632 5.375% 20
First Nationwide Mtg. K . (800) &43-2265 8.375% 20 1.000 30 8.521 3.875% 20
Fleet Mortgage K (800) 700-5650 8.125% 20 2.1_25 30 8.392 4.875% 20
Glendale Federal Bank s (800)~9000 8.375% 5 1.250 45 8.549 5.875% 20
Horne Savings s (800) 975-5051 8.350% 20 1.500 30 8.551 5.95b% 20
lrvtne National Mtg. R (714) 857·79n 8.125% 10 1.625 15 8.337 4.750% 10
Oceanview Financial R (800) 266-0555 8.125% 10 1.625 15 8.337 6.000% 10
ProFed Mortgaige K (800) 686-3756 8.000% 20 2.375 30 8.293 4.500% 20
~Flnancial •. K (800) 572-5626 8.250% 5 1.500 21 8.450 5.450% 20
UniQn Bank 8 (800) 453-1288 8.375% 20 2.000 60 8.632 6.375% 20
30.Year adjustable
POINTS MAX. MARGIN ADJ.
'"'2 AP.R. LOAN ("'I INDEX FREQ.
1.650 7.355 600,000 2.250 110 1M
1.750 7.491 300,000 2.375 110 1M
1.000 8.782 203,150 2.500 H S 6M
1.250 8.926 500,000 2.750 HS 1Y ---1.000 7.540 203,150 2:50\l 110 1M
1.000 8.885 650,000 2.750 HS 1Y
1.000 7.644 650,000 2.600 110 1M
0.000 7.685 203,150 2.750 110 1M
1.650 7.355 600.000 2.250 110 1M
0.875 7.525 600,000 2.500 110 1M
0.125 8.790 600,000 2.750 1TS 1Y
1.750 7.626 203,150 2.500 110 6M
0.750 7.466 203,150 2.450 110 1M
2.125 7'.932 203,150 2.875 110 6M
1.000 7.283 203,150 2.250 110 1M
1.500 9.045 500,000 2.750 L1 M 1M
1.000 7.840 203,150 2.875 110 6M
1.000 7.500 500,000 2.450 , 10 1M
1.375 7.829 300,000 2.750 110 1M
2.000 8.954 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y
1.500 7.590 400,000 2.500 110 1M
1.000 7.~ 203,150 2.350 110 1M
0.000 7.762. 203, 150 2.875 110 6M
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2006 Seadrift 4BR Sat/Sun 12-4 $635,000
By Owner
721-8353
212 Carnation J BR Sun 10-3 $598,000
Marketrends Real Estate
673-9041 D 4801 Cortland 3BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $729,000
Franklin ReaJty
722-9797
NEWPORT BEACH
S Maritime Dr 2.5BR Sun 1-5 $595,000
Wesley N. Taylor Co.
644-4910
510 Bolsa 3BR Sun 1-4 $599,000
Franklin Realty
722-9797
Commuter home may actually cost -more
By Rudy Svrcek, vice
president of sales and
marketing, The Irvine Co.
Behe"e 1l or not, a new home which
comei. wllh a long commute may actually
cmt more per month than the close-in new
home which ic, more convenient to work.
1ihopping and recreation.
Today\ new home buyer is not immune lo
the phenomenon of bargain hunting. A lower
priced new home in the more distant suburb<.
j, often 1rreltistible.
Many families fight their way through
congc\ted freeways day in and day out to
take advantage of the lower price. Others
).acrifice convenience and family-time to
commute many miles (and hours) to work.
\hopping or leisure activities.
After all, tl\ey conclude, the co~t savings
are worth it.
But not neces arily.
A lower-priced new home in a commuter
community may not pencil into a good deal
for the average home buyer.
If you examine the accompanying
Homebuyer's Comparison Summary. you
will find the buyer of a new home costing
$200.000 in a non-commuting community
may actually have a lower effective monthly
payment after tax.ell than the owoer of a new
home costing S 165.000 in a commuter
community.
As noted in the Comparison Summary, the
owner of the S 165.000 commuter home
would effectively pay Sl.420 per month
while the non~mmuter homcownrr would
effectively pay $1.382 per month for the
$200,000 home.
Imagine actually paying les to live clolicr •
to work in a more valuable home.
Here'~ how it works (aJso refer to the
Summary):
Ba.'ed on a 90% loan with a 30-year fixed
rate of 9%. comparable homeowner
association dues and property taxes. a
homeowner can expect to pay S 1.898 per
month for the close-to-work home versus
S 1.596 for the commuter home.
The commuter homeowner. however.
based on a typical daiJy round-trip commute
of 50 miles at 30 cents per mile spends an
average $300 per month for gas and auto
expenses. And this expense could double if
two family members commute.
Finally. when you calculate property tax
write-offs (based on a 35% combined
federal/state personal income tax rate). the
non-commuter homeowner can expect to
ave $575 in taxes versus just $476 for the
commuting homeowner.
Thus. the perceived bargain-priced home
are no longer a financial bargain.
Tally in the value of your commute time
versus extra time with your family or other
leisure activities and you'll find that it pays
to live close to work.
To commute or not to commute?
There is reaUy no question.
HOMEBUYER'S COMPARISON SUMMARY
$180,000
$1,448 _ _....__"""'"'
150
300
$1,898
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(575)
90% Loan Amoun
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Homeowner Assn. Dues
Property Taxes
'$148,500
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150
252 'IOTAL _......_......__ ____ $1"'6
Milage 50 miles/day @ .30 per mile/month 300
Mil age l 0 miles/day @ .30 per mile/month
Interest on loan and property tax write off with 35% personal ~me tax ra&e (476)
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VIEWS OF NEWPORT HARBOR & SUNSETS.
PRIVATE BAYSIDE TERRACE & LAWN, PRIVATE
PIER & SLIP FOR LARC.E BOAT. SOARING
CEILINGS. 4 FIREPLACES, CUSTOM
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D1!8l 81aa BA YFRONT SPECIALIST
759-3707
NeWJ!Of1 Hellhb • OPEN SUN 1-4 510 Bolu .t Clay StrMt
Huge lot. Ranch Style home, formal dininj ..
room, large yard, 3 car gar, extra int W/fUll
kitchen + bath.
$599,000
Corona del Mar
Gorgeous 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home so. of PCH. Ocean views, stylish remodel, private
guest Quarters.
$979,000
CM190 tt.hlands • Open Sat/Sun 1-4 4801 Courtland
Panoramic views of ocean, Catalina, Pelican H1Hs
Golf Course + Sunsets. Contemporary style,
remodel, large yatd +patio w/budt<tn spa.
$729,000
Ealtlkte Costa Me• 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, immaculate town home
end unit, European k~chen, mce pabo, bright &
private.
$230,000
Bi& Canyon • Next to Golf Course
Best location. Pinecrest model, 2 bedroom + den, 2.5 bath
$227,500
LAURA MCKELVEY
(714) 722-9797
3250 E. COAST HWY. • CORONA DEL MAR
FRANKLIN REALTY • 3250 E Coast Hwy • Corona del Mar • ---·--·-·------·-·-----··-·--·-·--·----·-·----·-·-·---· -·. -. -. -·--
BAYS HORES
FOR LEASE
FOR SALE BY OWNER
BEST VALUE and PRICE IN mVJNE TERRACE PHASE u
2006 Seadrift Drive, Corona del Mar
$635.000
Best in Bluffs
Priced to Sell
End unit, popular 1-lcvel
2bdrm, 2 ba Angelita. Lg
encl patio on wide grblt.
Fabulous 4 bedroom, 4
bath mini-estate, huge
lot, 3 car garage.
Quality throughout.
Wood floors, granite,
mouldings etc.
Available now!!
$4000/mo.
Contact Debi Bibb
!I Bayshores
Specialist
642-8868
~rime loca~o~ in Irvine: 1'.errace D .. Home .is local~ on block wilh beautiful, large homes
in the$ I m1lhon range. Light & bnght. 1h1s home includes a new entry way with wood
floor, an updated kitchen with new cabinets. new Corian counters, and new tile noor. The
kilchen conveniently opens up to the new family room that includes new carpet,
skylights, crown moldinJ and recessed lightin$. Lot is large enough in front and back for
large square footage addition. Freshly painted inside and out, this home is ready to be
moved into.
• 4 bedroom/2 bath
• Remodeled & updated 1994
• Great location/quiet. wide street
•Walk 1/2 bl. to beautiful Irvine Terrace Pk.
• Large family room leads to updated kitchen
• French doors, recessed lights, crown molding & skylights
• Large backyard w/mature trees
• Include Architect's plans for major remodel
For information, call (714) 721-8353
OPEN HOUSE
ahlrday, April 22nd & Sunday, April 23rd ·
12-4 p.m.
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Plant shutters thruout.
Updated kit., sec syst. Lg
priv drive-way.
$269 ,500 incl land.
OPEN HOUSB SAT/SUN 1-'4
2025 VISTA CAJON
(offVuta Dd Oro)
Helen B. Dowd
Realtor -since 1968
(714) 720-7432
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OPENING APRIL 22
1WELVE EXQUISITELY
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CLOSE TO BIG CANYON
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home., all on cul-<le·sac treets, all
offenng 3,562 co 4,168 square feet
of beauufully designed living
space-and all in an incomparable
Newport Beach locauon.
Appomtmems mdude everything
you'd expect in a concemporary
home of importance m so exclu·
sive a setting: Handsome exterior
designs with traditional front
porches • cu tom·qualiry wood
windows •large yards with rear·
and-side yard masonry wall fencing
• custom-crafted stilica'ie with oak
hand-railing and white enameled
balusten I wood-burning fireplace m
hvmg room, family room and master
uice with custom· designed marble
or brick facings • custom-de ;igned
wood baseboards and door moldings
• ~ and soffited lighting •
island kitchens with G.E. Monogram
built·in appliances including 42"·
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garages and much more.
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NEWPORT HILLS
ESTATES
Fr om The Mid $700 ,000s
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714.644.6811
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SHORE CUFFS
Every detail of this near-
new custom home Is
designoo & crafted in the
finest manner. 5 or 6 BR,
5 5 BA. dramatic kitchen,
enormous fam. rm, 3 frpl.
3 room master suite. Gated
access to Little Corona.
OCEAN RIDGE
Brand new contemporary
custom estate on a corner
lot over 14,000 s.f., 4BR,
2.5 BA & 2200 s.f. base-
ment. Extensive use of mar-
ble & granite in an open
floor plan.Panoramic view
from almost every room.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION ..• 644-8700
CORONA DEL MAR
South of Coast Hwy estate
on a 17,700 s.f. lot. 3 dis-
tinctly separate living areas
on this R-1 site with forev-
er ocean & canyon views.
Enjoy 3BR, 3BA property
or build 8000 s.f. res1~
de nee
llEM \laDE 4BR, 38.\ ~ on a
quiet strecit. Hardwood floors. upgraded
kitchen and baths, formal dining room.
Immaculate! ................... -..... ~ ... $2'4,000
NEiWCMf llEACll HeW pamt & cat"J>'.d.
~ & ~ ~ ame bri!tit lr1'l!rior
of 38R, 38A t~. Fat..b.is kltche:ri. \Wt·
bar, &pie & 2 QI giitage!.-...... ~.. $279.000
co.MM DEL 1W1 Oassk: Vi!lzige oottage
So. cl hWy w/upgraded klt., sUnllt IW. nn.,
FAU, 28R w'/Frmch d60rS opening ro J>ri'I.
1>_11tio. 2 car !1.3t Mint Coodtion ••• $45'.-0