HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-04-29 - Orange Coast PilotTHIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES• APRIL 29-MAY 5 1995
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41. ValeaUne Properties, Inc.
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44. Rogel"• Realty
4.5. Camae.ry VIJ.a.ge
47. Uoap of Newport
41. Mo"'P9e Rates
49. Greywtone l.Ucllng
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Newport coast
A.l.T.D.AVAILABLE. Beautiful 3BR w/tranquil
bay view & a boat slip avail. Try 1 O'Xt down.
Close to Udo Village shops.
REDUCED TO: $575.000
FRENCH COUNTRY MANOR
IN llVRAI. SE1TING $1.380 NIL
~ Stoneridge 4BR. 4.SBA estate W/fNefY
amenity ~ can Imagine. Over 5900 sq ft of elegant
IMng From the elegant marble fonnal enby to the fully
landScaped QrOUnds ~ ·u enjoy this pastoral setting. You
need to see tllis exceptional home today!
BAVFRONT UVING
A.l.T.D. AVAOAlll.E $575,000
Views of Udo Bay. Udo Isle, city lights & moontains. we-a! attention to Interior detail Ind artisan cablntJy & ~ racades. Easy single level floorplan Boat slip to 30 available. Cal for rrore information.
UDO ISLE BA\TRONT
Wl11I DOCK $1.195 NIL
l.atge entetari'ig home pk.ls t..ge ~ deck &
room for a 55' yacht, runerous deSql0" details. devator
& stunning wet 00... A great Udo Isle street
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
MAKE OFFER $599,000
Ideally located within Harbor View Homes near
community pool. clubhouse & more. 4BR. 3.SBA.
enclosed enbyWay. thousands of bricks & lovely back
yard gardens
MOVE RIGHT IN
NWPT NORTH· FOR $429.000
Upgraded 3 bechoom Mediia P\an in pmie cuk:le-sac
location. Tons o( upgrades Ind h1dud & marlje flooring.
Berber c:arpeting · & mirronld wans. Guard gated
c:omnuUty 00se to Fashion Island. be.aches. & freeWays
BRKHr &: CHARMING 2BR near "L" Street
Park w/a lowly amny pttlo & upper deck.
Vaulted ~ ln 1Mn9 room. Loa of
potential!
Of'FERfD AT: $398,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITV
NEAR TIIE BEACH
T v.o ticµ)r rnarl<ets i"I excelent So Calif neighborhoods
Location. l...ocabOn Location WeU maintained & located
Ill high traffic areas Offered at $145K & $450K
IMAGINE UVING IN NEWPORT
FOR UNDER $200,000
Owner has been transferred .. needs to get on with their
tile! 3 bedrooms. plantation shutters. new interior paint. ~tom cabinets. Conan & much more 2-car garage
Cal for details on this great Newport Wyl
712 Yla Udo Noni, Udo '1.895Mi Set/Sun 1-5
PRIME 22~UNIT APARTMENT
COMPl.EX $2 .5 MIL
A-1 condition. 22U"Uts apartment complex overtoomg
trancµI Back Bay w/~ v.htewater view. Priv ycb.
huge patios & balconies CaD for specifics
-8EAU11RJL IM"ERJOR UPGRADES & s1un-
nlng bay view make this offering a superb val·
ue. Located near Udo Village wlboat slip
available.
PENINSVIA POINT
BEACH HOUSE $398.000
Tl.IK> bdrm cottage located on L Street Pk on P('tun Pt
w/ye<lr rollOO sunny patio & deck atx:M.> Qdfdgl.? HOlnl
w/lols of po'iSlbWty Being -,old AS IS A rar'-' ~rturnty to b.iy ITTIO thi.!. C'lt1<lbh..hed community of
IARGE CORNER
INCOME PROPERTY $599,000
Excellent income E>nrne comer location nc.>ar 'ilrlgi.!
family homes in beach dose area l...IQht/bnght/am;
Upper unlt has 2 c-,ep liv rm.. din dlea.S & lotchen facl.
&car parl<ing & 3 wood bum1119 frpb, Cil for
dppotnlrnent today
TENNIS ESTATE
IN .. TIIE COUNTRY" $2.890 MIL
Magnilioont SBR. 6BA residence featuring mony hi tech
electronic systems & lighting heated pool/c;pa. ~ted
tennis COll1. ™9e entertaining terrace. 2-story gazebo
w/mad. qtn;.. chiklren·s pldyground. stunning crty.
mountain~ from almost every room 4-car Q<lrage &
much more.
BAY VIEW UVING
ON TIIE POINT $ 798.000
Large SBR. 3BA home featuring den. dining rm family
rm & a great entertaining patiO with a fire ptt lcM:?ly b.:iy
VleWi from upper kM?I A m.ist !.ce
LARGE WSH YARD
IN NEWPORT BEACH $489.000
Consider this be~ cared for 4BR home w~
room din~room. French ~. 2 frpb. custom cabinet:. & t bay WIJldow D1 lot . lcM.>fy cour1yd
entry. 2 patios. ·1 tree-.+ d spa in the b..lCk ~ Your
dreams can come tnic>!
PORTOF1NO Pl.AN. Hasbor Vtew Homa 4BR
w/fam rm., den le encloMd entry breueway
wllots of bftdl ftoorlng, Pooklzed b.ck yard.
REDUCfD TO: $599.000
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SH 9.SOO Codc 700S7
NEWPORT BEAQI BWFFS
SUCE OF PARADISE Rlufl, ht_..101) v.1rh oc.~.m !xi\ & <II' Ii.:
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$178.,000 Code 70107 COit.ONA DEL MAR
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SERIOUS REDUCllON pm.1q 2 1..1r ~1r.1~ Adult c.onimunn\ '"''
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$239.000
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ON TIIE WATER • 1 NEWPORT HEIGHTS
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l1llJllon Wt>-tl' pri\ .Ill' doc. k fur 60
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Sl.375,000 Cock 71117
Ador.1hk· Cr.1f1,nun ~hd u>U.1gc lbd
1nu1ml· pr11p1.:rl) on .1hulllll>-t 101 t'4.:tng
'old ·'' 110<. p.1 k.l>-tl' 11r "-'P.tr.lll'h
$695.000 Code 7085
A SEA OF GREEN
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u1u11,, ~ pool,, '11·'' & duhhou''-'
$548,SOO <:ode 70867
CALIFORNIA MISSION SlYLE
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\\llh <ilxl 'ih.1 l ncirmou' Im wuh ,p,1rkltng pool dn k' .ind h1,h
l.in<hl .lplll>-t Cl11ld1 l'll ' Wlll>-t
$689,000 Code 70867
OCEAN O.OSE DUPLEX
~mjtk' It'\ d du pit·' on l''lr.1 '111..•d lot
PnITk' r1..·n1.1I .1r1..-.1 ''''P' 111 h,,, .. h r1..•,1.1ur·
Jnt' 'hopp111J1 P( II & 'i'i (,r .. -.11 pro(>l'rt)'
to l J'h Ile'" n. '" & hut Id ln<l It'\ d
$495,000 Code 70637
EXPANDED EASTBLUFF
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\\Ill)( l pl(rl'.llkd \\uh rr,·nl h duor'. m1r
mr... h.1) \\llldo\\' & ,,11in ,1 \p.1 \\.11ut.1ll
& ro~ g.1rd1..·n lkd11H·d 'I IOK'
$S45,000 Code 71227
BACK BAY A SUNSET VIEW
Sml(lt' fl·, t'I .ihd I .1-.1hl11fl homt· ll11<hl)
up!(r.tekd "11h l'fl'llt h clorn ... pl.1nt.llHlll 'h111
1cr' b.1y "1nd11\\ & mort• Pm Jtt' !(·lll'd
wunyJrd wnh lo1111lJlll 1 hc: pcrk'll lff .... .,tylc
$569,900 Code 70727
EASTBLUFF VIEW HOME
Bc.rnt1ful. ont' k·\ cl jhd with room to
t•xp.md <i.lll'd t•ntry. Fn:nd1 door.. &
v.1ndow-. thro11)(hou1 !'w.ir "< houl'. 'hop'
& tcnm'
$5"9,500 Code 70757
BAYSIDE ORAMA
Exlcllt'nt ltK.lllOn End-unit w11h nugmfi-
c~nt \ JCW of b.iy rmm 8.1lho;1 lO jt'lty SokJ
fum"~d Pc:rfcll ~'t.ond home or ycar-
round C..hfomu hfo"ylc
$S9S,OOO Cock 70797
WATER'S EDGE
S~ctacut..r Coron.1 <kl Mar n.~idencc on
the txiy offer.. 2bd, 2txl, sk.-ek, contempo-
rary lnterlor'I. Pool, p.t fat:Wtlcs .md awU-
.~ boar shp. .,,,000 c.ode 70lt7
ASSUME WAN PAYMENTS
Gulf n1ur.c \ 1c\\ homt' in Btg CJnyon
.,p.1nou' .3hd lhJ "1th light dn or.
cxpJndt'd fJm1lr room l f1rt•pl.11 l '. \ Ltr
g.tl"Jgt'
$699,900 Code 70897
HARBOR RIDGE SHOWCASE
Th1..· 'H.'\\ -.JY.. 11 .111 look mil oH'r llw ury
h~ht' do\\ n to tht· 'l:.I i\1tr.1l II\ 1· lllll nc 1r'
loft dc.:n .1dd11aon hml.. lOlll1\.1rd \\llh
lounr.un
$739,000 Code 70917
A VIEW TO REMEMBER
Panor.amH. 'tl.'W' of Olt·.in. h.rrhor. Pdll.111
I 1111 night hghr.. I hghly upwadt'd Pon'
mouth modd Gourllll't kill ht:n w11h )(r.m
lie t'OUOlt'r lop'
$829,000 Code 70957
CORONA DEL MAR
MJgnificc..-nt Harhor Prnntl' horm· m g.Hl'd
.1rea. Spaoou' 4hd 3 Stx1 w11h librJry. j
lJr garage, ccntr.tl lcKallon dow to
fa,hion hl;tnd
$849,000 Code 70967
OLDE CORONA DEL MAR
New England ''Ylt' arl·h11cc.turl' on thnt<.t'
c.:omer loc:Jll<>n l..J~c h\.1ng room 'PJ
d<>U' deck. IJ~c knchcn. dr.un.11i< 'IJtr·
w-.1y & family room wnh <Kean 'icw
$86S,OOO Code 70977
BEST PR.ICE • BEST VIEW
The liming l~ perfl.Xtl H:irbor Ridge Sbd
beauty w1lh unobstr\lcted vkwii of ocean,
city Uahts. aod mounulns
$899,000 Code 709'1'1
~995 .000 . '1..~-15.000
BIG CANYON BARGAIN
A hlJnlo.. .. ·1 of nt} hghh and j111ll lOll~
'tt."\\' -.lrl'll h out from th1' rl.'m• ><lek<l ~hd
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$995,000 Code 71<H7
NORTH 1.AGUNA TREASURE
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wood lloor... ''l'p-d11\\ 11 hunj.t re K •m hm k
p.llKI' .111<.I hl·.n111tul IJnd'( .1p1n~
$1,25,000 Code 7 1337
WHITEWATER VIEWS
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fl\l'r E''Hdk·nr poit•nii:al. hut nn•d, TI.< 1
$1,345,000 Code 71077
WHITEWATER VIEWS
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St.345.000 Code 71077
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DOUBLE YOUR INVESTMENT
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$699,900 Cod..,~ 70887
s 1.-195 .000 . s 1.650.000
STARQUAI.rrY
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$1,1195.000 Code 71107
HARBOR RIDGE CLASS
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WATERFRONT VIEW HOME
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011i..td, pool lw11 'ICll"\ \hd dl''l~ll
$1 ,650,000 Code 71137
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS Near new 3 bd Mediterra·
nean tvmhm High cethngs. gourmet kitchen w/tile
counler-5 & oak cabinetry. wood firs. sumpt\.lous mas·
tl r ..u1te p.Jtlo & gated garage
b3 l 1400 $294.000
NEWPORT'S VERSAIU.E'S COMPLEX w/pool
~p..i & \h'1gh1 r .. m Bnght open & qutel penthouse
"-/mini \.Xn \\.I. 2 lld dmn19 room & deck
t> 7 3 oC}()() ~ l SQ qq5
EASTSIDE Co~l.1 ~e'><l Darling freshly paml~ 3 bd
cmmtn,. cottdge Totalh. r<.'done custom oak k11chen
wool tar~t & copper plumblrlg
b3l 1400 $219.000
TROVARE E.\qw..,1e newer 2 bd Newport Coast condo
\\ '"'•'l?J)mg \lCV.'S of c1tv hghts & mms m gated comm
\• IA"~ & 'P. Ln~ dbl garag.? & paltO
l~' 1 1400 $229 500
CORONA DEL MAR'S Ha1b.:>r V.:1x..><h \' ,omm
i"" 'J)d &. h:l''ll'-Pr .pui.lr 2 bd ,,nd uml 111 pnm.. loca
"' · '' rrpl.. l.iwlCh & dbl gar~
1:1,J 1400 .235 000
NORJll COSTA NE.SA H.ghl\. upgr.>de>d & remo
,i. , j 4 txl h• m~ " q•U• t tul dt" .....ic H .ige fam1h: rm
,, : 1•1, 1r.1•JQ rm" h.t\ ,,,nd F• d vr-.
• H 1400 . $27Q Q(){)
HARBOR IOGHLANDS u.n~h.~abk> pncli! tor Nl!\I.
p-rt Beach' "1ot1vakd c.el~r v.a1 h to move th1., 4 bd
h.om. \\./hrdv.d fir, bnc:k frpk & dbl gar~
631 1400 $2 0 000
NEWPORT'S BAYlllDGE qU1et mlenor 3 bd unit
v. patio & att dbl garage 1n g,wod compk>>.. w/pool &
spa Vaulted "'!hr.gs white \\alb. tile & c.llrpet
631 1400 $289 000
WEST NEWPORT dur:He" at bargam pnce l...ovJ mam
tenance \\1th 00'1 2 bd 8t one 1 bd urut • dbie garage
u celent kxat>on ~C'pS to beach & shoppuig
63) 1400 $3 10.000
NEWPOllT SHOllES Spac~ 4 bd home andudes large family room w/frpk & work room Upside down
0ocx plan wllove:ly open deck
631 1400
NEWPOllTS WPEll MY ~~
ly 3 bd rTmodel w/lamily rm Hrdwd firs. fr doon.
.. JTlOOth cedmgs. crown moldings & plantation shut·
1er. I ~ laRbcapni vard w/lnat trees
b3 l 1400 . . . . . . . . . .. .. ... . $389 000
AT ntE llEAOI "Oldie but Goodie" Charming 3 bd
beach cottage w/rear 1 bd apt on large R 2 lot. 3 doors
from sarY.t All furniture & appliances included
631·1400 .. . . .$319.500
NEWPORT SHORES area du~ w/3 bd.s up & 2
down. both w/2 baths & frplces Steps 10 ocean beache-s
& city tennis & handballl
631 1400 $349 000
NEWPORT SHORES two story 4 bd home with airy
open feeling Mosl desirable model tn thl'> communny
w/tennis. pool & dubhou~ walk to ocecln
631 1400 $370 000
LONG 'BEACH Neat & clean dpl" mam hou'>t.' w/2
bd dining rm & den. rear urnt w I bd f 1r,1 llml? on th~
market m nice Belmont Hl"tghts nt>1ghborhood
631 1400 $17$ 000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS ~t wer '>fMC1ou' 3 bd
home w/d1nlng & fam1I~ room .. & loft/den acre.'' from
park High ce1bng!> gr an Ill' & marl•t Ill<' fl, i0r~
631 1400 $379 000
NEWPORTS BAYVIEW TERRACE h1ghh, upgrdd
ed 3 bd w/dmmg & fml~· rm .. m ga1ed commun1t1.
w/pool & spa Mrbl firs. high ce1hnq' & mcl'>ter retrca1 qqooo
$530 000
AT 11IE BEAOI brdnd new high tech twnhm w/patlo
SUtTounded bo,.. walls of gla.,., Two master suit~ & 3rd
lewi bonus room opening to deck w/vteY.
631 -1400 $419.000
NEWPORT BEACH'S Baycrest neighborhood Com
fort.able 4 bd home w/d1rnng & famt1y rms & 2 fireplaces
on great street Large fenud yard
631·1400 $429.000
NEtWOai S Betcoort Hill neighborhood Comfortable
4 bd home w/dintr.g & famUy rms & 2 fireplaces on
gn!al street Large fenced yard
631-1400 $499.000
NE'WPOll1' -.nt BeQant 4 bd on beautifully land-
scaped comer lot Vaulted" ceillngs. plantation shuttvrs. frdces V\ maswr suite. livvlg & family rooms
6?3-6900 . . . . .. $499.000
UDO PAllK DlllVE Nicely decorated 2 bd condo
w.th \!WINS of the ace.an. channel & o ty lights Doorman.
24 hr security. card room & pool & spa
631-1400 $559 000
AT TffE llEAQI Charming shingled custom Cape
Cod wNctorian dfocor 5 ~ from s.and w/master
loft. office & family room pb a separate studio apt
631 ·1400 .. ..... . . • . .. . . $585.000
IMDOll VIEW HONES Oqulslte remodeled 4 bd
enlarged MONOO Loft & M\11 ~steT suite w/vaulted ~~~-balcooy.~.~~~~$589.000
BALBOA ISIAND A re:eentlv remodeled & b<><111t1
fully maintained 4 bd home+ f bd apt on quiet ... 1r,., t
wino traffic Step!> to So bayfront & Village
673 6900 . $61q ,.1(111
P£NINSULA POINT 2 sty 4 bd home w/dm111q •
family kitchen w/breaklast nook. hardwood floor.. I.or ~·
ocean view deck & patio Steps to ocean b3 l 1400 $S<>'l I)( I
IAGUNA IUU·s Gorgeous 4 bd Moulton R311ch 111
on extra lrg lot. mtn & city light views Dining. fdm1I :-.
gafll(; rm w/pool table. Pool. spa & gazebo
631 1400 $5<JCJ (H I I
CUFF HAVEN upgraded l sty 3 bd w/fmlv rm & op.
floor plan Skylaghr '>lone & h...d\W Ors. Berber 1 11 Jl• 1 \·
Fr doors. pool '>P3 & mature t~
63 1 1400 $6 I 'l ()1111
PENINSlJLA PT u.ionderful newer 4 bd Cahfori 11.J l
temporarv IA/roof d ck. step. 10 ix!dch Bleach\?d 111<11'1·
cabinetry· 2 marble frplces central vac & A/C
631 1400 $6% (JI I
BELCOURT Beautiful expanded & upgraded 2 ''\ -
bdrm w/s1tttng ar'-a in mast •r ~rte dining & fam1h. tr•
u!>Cd bnck Jldlto w/,pa HUQt? Pncc Orop1
b31 1400 $719 (Ill
HARBOR VIEW tUU.s beautifully upgradl>O 2 t
5 bdrm home w/d1n1ng & fomt1y room~ & 3 car gJr 1g·
on kirge lot New carpet. paint & fixtures 631 1400 $729 ()()11
DOVER SHORES spaclOUS 4 bd home w/e.'<cepll•\11<11
upper bay & city light vu. Open be.lmed ceilings m h~1ng
dimng & famUy rms. yard w/dec.k & pool
631 1400 $749 000
UDO ISi.£ Custom 3 bd. built in 87 on large corm'r
lot w/mini bay view Dining room & loft. hrdwd fir,
gourmet kitchen. high ceilings. A/C & patio w/spcs
631 1400 ........................ $795 000
AUfOST OCEANFllONT White water views from
master & roof deck of gorgeous 5 bd remodel w/dinlng
& fmly rms & 3 car garage, 2 doors from ocean
000 631 1400 . . ........................ $829.
PENINSUIA PT. Delightful 3 bd. 3 ba home
w/family room. 4 frplces. triple garage & roofdeck
w/spa & ocean vu Expanded & remodeled in 89. 11
includes Fr doors. hrdwd firs. leaded & stained glass.
631 1400..... ... . . . . . ... .. ... .. .$820.000
SPVGl.ASS HIU 5 bd lu'>hly landscaped .. Southport
on lrg prvt lot. pool. city lite & mini ocean vu Beams.
hrdwd floors. moldings & paned window:.
631-1400. ....... .. ..... ...... .. . ....... $849.000
DOVER SHORES Forever upper bay & city vu from
fabulous 4 bd on huge private lot w/separate guest qrtrs
Courtyard pool & spa PRICE DROPPED!
631· 1400.. ......... .............. ............... . .. $849.000
UDO ISi.£ bay views from spacious 4 bdrm spht level
home on huge corner lot w/library. dining & family
rooms. Gardens. mature trees & pool
631-1400. . .. . .... .... . . .. ....... . ... $895.000
BALBOA ISIAND bayf ront duplex with charming ear·
ly 4 bd owner's home and separate J bd apt over the
garage lovely bay & city light views. REDUCED!
631-1400 . .. .. .. . . . . $899.000
DOVER SHORES this lovely J .. tory 3 bd hm w/fam1
ly rm & dock for large yacht 1s the lowe'>I priced in the
drea. Fr doors. paned windows & mok:hngs.
631 1400 . . . $995.000
DOVER SHORES Beaullful remodek>d 3 bd b.lyfront.
60 on the water. patio & doc. k In the style of .m lt<1h<1n
villa w/slate flooring in kitchen & dining room
631 1400 . . . . . $1 095.000
CORONA DEL MAR w/pnvate b.l~·.,1de be.,ch &
dock Charming early 4 bd bungalow w/frplc & patio
Priced below land value!
631 1400 $1.250.000
OCEANFRONT Wonderful old ~hmgled beach house
w/4 bd. den. sun room & huge bnck patio + wparate
office/studio on 2 oceanfront lots
031 1400 $1 349 000
DOVER SHORES bayfront w/dock for 70 & 40
yachts Monterey style home w/2nd sty balcony. 5 bd.
dining & family rms & lawn. pool & spa
631-1400 $1.389.000
OLD CORONA D£l MAR 1st lime on mrkt Gor-
geous Palisades 3 story. 3 bd twnhm w/dinlng rm. 4
car garage, spa & harbor view High ceilings. hrdwd
rloor • molding & Fr doors. Steps to beach
631 1400 . . • .. . .. .. ··-· .$1.075.000
• OPEN HOUSES •
SAllJRDAY ONLY
273 Haverfield • Bayridge, NB
Austin 0aynes
1027 M..rtnen ·Dover Shores, NB
Sally Nette!
346 vi. Udo Soud -Udo Isle, NB
Mary Ann Nethercutt
1021 Martnen ·Dover Shores, NB
Esther Fine
211 North Starl.n -Dover Shores
Olga Matthews
SUNDAY ONLY
2514 Univentty -Newport Beach
Roy Freeman
3124 Taft Way -North Costa Mesa
Jeannine Stake
358 Walnut -Ea.stslde Costa Mesa
Lynn Creamer
2101 15th · Newport Heights
Carol Oift
115 38th -At The Beach
Austin Daynes
339 Catalina -Newport Heights
JWleAdams
2045 Shlpway -Baycrest, NB
P'ia O' Auria
1812 Port Tiffin -Hal'bor Vlew. NB
Jimmie Jones
3 BdCondo
$289,000
4 8d Hse
$429,000
4 8d Hse
$895,000
4 8d Hse
$945,000
5 8d Hse
$1.389.000
2 8d Twnhm
$184.500
4 8d Hse
$279,900
4 8d Hse
$289,900
3 8d Hse
$294,000
3/1 8d Hse
$319,500
3 8d Hse
$425.000
4 8d Hse
$549,000
4 8d Hse
2121 E. Ocean Blvd.· Peninsula Pt, Balboa
Mary Ann Nethercutt
$589,000
4 Bd Hse
$595.000
1070 Pescador · Dover Shores, NB
Rosette Andree Gmd1
1003 N. Bayfront • Balboa Island
Mark Jackson
309 North Star Ln -Dover Shores, NB
George Dashiell
303 Kings Rd -Cliff Haven, NB
Marlene Hassel
4501 Gorham · Came.o Shores. CdM
Us Olsen
3 Deerwood • Big Canyon, NB
Jeff Axton
SAllJRDAY & SUNDAY
234 Lugonla -Newport Shores
Kennie Jo Ri2zo
123 36th •B ·At The Beach
Lorraine Farrington. Carla Broffman
1719 Skylarl<. -Baycrat, NB
Pia D'Aurla I Sally Nett.el
508 San &mudlno • Newport Heights
Jimmie Jones I Jerry Smith
2110 ScvtJJe -Peninsula Polnt
Carolyn Starr
7101 Seashore -At The Beach
Vlckl Lee I Jill Andrus
443 Harbor Island Dr · Newport Beach
Rkhard Lee I Path Conover
318 &u.na Vista • Beyfront Peninsula
Sally Phillips I Rick Schreiber
835 V.. Udo Soud • Udo Ille, NB
Jcny Smith I~ Carlson
4 Bd Hse
$795.000
4/1 8d Hse
$899.000
3 Bd Hse
$995,000
5 Bd Hse
$1.595.000
4 Bd Hse
$1,695.000
8d Hse
$3.950.000
4 Bd Hse
$370,000
3 BdTwnhm
$399,000
4 Bd Hse
$429.000
3 8d Hse
$435,000
38dHse
$530,000
58dHte
$829,000
4BdHM
$1,195,000
38dHM
$1,295,000
5BdHM
$2,695,000
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DOVER SHORES 6 bd Spdnar;h '-lyl<.> home on the
upper bdy w/main channel Vl<''VJ. lor91> dock for 60 &
25 ydcht-. gu~t dpl & courtv.ird pool (,rdnd <tr< ular
'>tatrCdW & 55 grt•at mom w/2 -.ty n•1hng
631 l 400 . $1.1%.000
BIG CANYON 3 bd gulf l 0111 w 1•-.1,11t• "A/tr.111qu1I
\.1<.'W'> Md-.tl'r w/"l'.111119 •'rt'c1 lrg tuuntn; kill hl'll d111111g
& fdm1ly room~ & '>P•llt' for hom<• off1< <'
631 1400 'lo t 47!) 000
UDO ISLE Top quc1h1v & pt•rft·t u1111 d•·'< nix thh 111 '\\ 5 bd homt• in pnmt' loca11011 1111 hugt 1111 L1brc.1t\. q11w
met k1tchc•n. dlnmg rm & roof J1.1ck
631·1400 $14'1'i000
CUFF HAVEN B.11, & OC<.>tln Vll'W'> from f<)bUlo )ll'> c, hd
CU'>tom ltdhdn v1lld w/hbrnry & fmly. d1111119 & mor111ng
rooms Large yard w/1c1wn. wrrace-. & 'Pt•
631-1400 $1.595 000
CAMEO SHORES Gorg<.'011.., 4 bd home in pn•mr,•1
corner locdllon w/180 •>Ct•.111. c<1nvrn1 & 111tt• light \.lt'\A.
[legant d<>rm largl' vww vard & wdll1•d 1x111I
63 1 1400 ')I fiC)C, 000
CORONA DEL MAR'S 0 .. •,11 Bl\d ll l,1\,, ,.,111, uur
& hrbr v11 Ell'ga111 4 bd w/d111111q & f,11111lv 1111 ... & triplt?
g.1rage Mav trc1d<.> 01 < .mv 2nd
631 1400 ::, 1 KW> 000
NEWPORT COAST'S 01,·.11 Rrdq,• qorg,•1111, ll•'\A.
'-'.'cuntv gr111>d 4 bd 1t.1h.m M1·th1<·nil•h'•111 \ h'\\ ,•..,tt11<• with
dlrnng & f.m11lv 1111' llbr.:irv & h'cl '''""' 631 1400 'i-2 22'> ()()()
HARBOR RIDGE I 1rm,•1 d .... 1q11 hu11 ... · b bd ''11)(•1b
qu.:1hty w/fabul1 •U.., .,,, ... ., v11.., ">turw '''"'' '"' \l/de11
libr..iry gym & mC'di.1 room
631 1400 $2 hqr, ()()(I
TIIREE ARCH BAY. Lcig1111c1 Bc"1u11f11I rl'm Kl lo d l
bd 1radl11111rnl tl(l'<lllfwnt w/f.1h vu I lrdwd f11, h1•.i111
n•11ing• dbl punl'd w111dow-. & 4 frpln•,
631 1400 $2.7<>:1 000
IAGUNA BEACH t1 ldbulnu.., -.ccunllf q<1kd 1w.11 ll<'\'
<Xeanfront l'~tdll' nf ..iprx I 0 000 -.q ft -.1,w ... tu thl'
beach gtK''>l houw & 8 c<tr 9.ia.1ql
631 1400 • $10 800 000
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OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
lido Isle Bayfront
835 Via Lido Soud
Open Sat/Sun.
Sl,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.
$1,195,000
Bayfront Barg~n
443 Harbor lsland Dr.
Open Sat./Sun.
Sl,195,000
Dover Shores Lowest Price!
309 North Star Lane
Open Sunday
$995,000
Balboa Island Bayfront
1003 North Bayfront
Open Sunday
5899,000
wtside Charmer
358 Walnut
Open Sunday
$289,900
Newport Beach Estate of *hn Wayne
·I a Roca" SBR ~~ct: t , .6 acres
App 7 ,000 4.~4\.»I nis court ~ Sl,395,000
lido Isle Large Lot
1BR 2BA, Fm Rm, immaculate home
40' lot, large patio, Lido's Best Value!
$575,000
Westcliff Luse
3BR 2BA, Fm Rm, fully fum'd hm
Pool/spa, large patio
Sl,695 mo.
BILL FEENEY
in association with TIM CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS~
675-10 58 ~ 6 3 1 -1400
Linda Isle Gold Coast
SBR 45BA freshly mnodeled home
Large dodc with turning basin views
$2.695,m>
Dover Shores Bayfront/Pool Home
SBR 4BA home, dock for 2 large yachts
Large ya.rd & pool, 7C1 of bay frontage
Sl,389,000
lido Isle Bayfront
SBR 45BA older home, ideal eastern tip
54' of bay frootage, w I sandy bead\ & dock
52.,695,.(XXI
Buena Vista Bayfront
3BR 4BA + Den, c~ beach cottage,
Fabulous tum.mg basin vteWs, boat dock
$1.195,(XX)
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
SBR SBA Contesnporary, will exchang'-'
Approx 1.2 acres, ocean &c bay v1ews
Sl.995,000
Bayfront Bargain
4BR 3SBA. sumy, westerly orientation.
Luge dock, sandy be9ch. (JJ bay frontage
nt95.1XX>
Lowest Priced Dover Shores Bayfront! Lowest Priced Balboa Island BayfrontJ Spyglass Family Home
3BR 3BA + Fam. Rm., turn-key home! 4BR 2BA owner's unit,+ 1 BR apt SBR 45BA +bonus, X-large view lot
Large dodc, southerly orientation, exlnt views Great Value! large patio, xlnt view Very private canyon location, pool
5995,000 $899,000 $849,000
Udo Isle Tradition.al
48R 3BA. prime 4.5' a>rner lot ~ location. Fr. doors, Hrdwd floors
$815,000
Lido Isle Contemporary
3BR 3BA Custom, prime comPr location
Built in 1987, bright open noor plan, Spi
S7'9S,ro>
F.aataide Owmer
3BR 2.SBA, Fm Rm.~ home Excellent &ooltion. large master
$289,900
CLlfFHAVEN
1\vo year new4Bd +guestqrtrs, largegounnetkitchen/ ram nn combo, dining rm. hrdwd n~. $999,000 .
NEWPORT IBACH
O\dce 38d rm1Xiel w/Fr doors, rumw fin, mxJlh ail-
lllg\ new rod,~ plni>g & lrg yam. $381),000
EASl'SIDI COSTA~
Channing38dcouagiew/cusumoountryldtch, runod-
eled bath, oak & brick fq>lc. quiet street. $219,000
~ROAD
<ml w. fr<rn amxlelld 38d hem~ kidl,
hWtbelmC!ililg\& lrgyaid~&~ $759,000
NIWPOllT IDIGJll'S
Gtat ~l'f In Ml' 2,000 sq.ft . 3M'38a + f2m
nn, or 28dl2Ba + l!I> l Bd/lBa ~QM. $42 5,000
MYCRFSI' KING'S ROAD -Spa1aCI liar~ iesmlei wldlning & family IOOIT\\ PanoramicOO!a11&dty~froo1 ne.v S1ld villa wl1ibraty,
fam,dining&rromingrm>+ lrgyard. $1,595,000 stooe 6repla, Frendl doors, pool & ~ $549,000
MANNY
STELLINO
• MARLENE
HASSEL
Waterfront Homes, Inc. Realtors®
631-1400 x254/259 • 642-6048 • 650-2678
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GRAYCE
# 1 In the Balboa Island Office•
NEWPORT NORTH -Elegant 4 bd, on lovely
landscaped comP.r. Vault cetlings, plantation shutters,
3 fireplaces. A/C & security ........ $499,000
BAIBOA ISlAND -Extensively remodeled 4 bd w/
roof deck on quiet street, 3 fireplaces & hardwood & tile
floors .................................................. $699 ,000 . qi ·· .. "•t .-~~ -I •. .
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549-0019 or
673-6900
COWNS ISLE · FABULOUS 190' ON BA YFRONT
w/dock. Beautifull-_y remcx:leled 1 story 3 bd home w/dining
rm & huge pool table sized game rm. Gracious outdoor
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living, lush gardens on tiny private island. $2,595,000 r~ ~
'CJrayce Tabafeno w;ss recent),! honored al Waterfront Homes am.ml award certmorf1
She placed J st owral 11 &stings and sales llObne In the Bal>oa Island office and 4th ii the enlh Umpany
~ n elegarldy appointed 4 txfrm home w/das,,ic
contemporary accents. Dramatic and~den>
rated rooms indude: the IMng nn, dinilg rm, master
lxlrm & kitchen with fabJlous ocean Wtas and the
t.eakfast nook & brnily room owrlooldrig the k1st"'1
landscaped & romantic waled ~ w/pool
Eschui•e Affiliate
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$1 ,695,000
cf weeping ocean view from a premier comer location
in this prestigious oceanfront neigli>orhood with private beaches.
For mo~ Information coif
US OLSEN 631-1400 x230
Rafdent Specialist
NEWPORT BEACH
2436 w. Coast Hwy
714~31·1400
PENINSULA POINT
2 story 4Bd home w/dining room,
family kitchen w/breakfast nook,
hardwood floors, deck & patio.
Steps to surf & sand .
.............................. $595,000
Terrific single story 2 Bd cottage
with fireplace in sunny location just
steps from surf and sand.
............................. $475,000
For More Information
Call
MARY ANN NETHERCUIT
631-1400 x239
BALBOA ISLAND
315 Marine Awnue
714-673-6900
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GOAT ESTATES
IMTHllATIO .. AL .
HUNTINGTON HAUOUR
94 ft. boat dock. A masterpiece of
superb quaJlty. Extensive marble,
Pozzi double windows, and gourmet
Gaggcnau kitchen. Luxurious main
floor master with dual Jacuzzi.
$1,295,000
GOU Couasl VU.WS
Custom home designed for elegant
entertaining. F1owlng ftoor plan,
dramatic c.athcdral celllngs. formal
dining room, country-size kitchen.
$765,000
llO' OClAN VllW
Huge. private lot In Monarch
S.y Tm.cc wtm spacious ~n·
gle· levcl home. Three bed·
rooms. over 2700 sq. ft. with
""'8"111cent ocean view.
$76S.OOO
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Showcase your flnest possessions In
this rare home that Is a work of art In
Itself. You could entertain royalty
with pride or relax privately with the
sound of surf and view of sand and
sea. Call for a private showing.
$1,895,000
SHANGRl·LA FOR SAU
Imagine a fairy-talc pcrf'ect, secluded.
ftve acre vaHey In Laguna Beach.
overlooking the lovely padfk coast-
llnc. A rare property. Call for poten-
tial USC $1,495,000
SWIUING COASTAl VllWS
Lovely Laguna Be~ sing~
level ~ In a lush. p<ivatt'
setting. large private deck with
SJ>o'. $499,000
ON TH£ BEACH
lncredlblc oceanfront estate In West
Newport. lntrtgulng floor plan featur-
ing six bedrooms. five baths. Com-
pletely remodeled In 1990. Surf at
your front steps! A rare opportunity
at $1,l95,000
COWBOY SftCIAL
Custom ranch, pr1vatc bluff, approx ..
five wooded acres. Main house ..-.1th
two master suites, guest house, barn
tack room. RJdlng arena and corrals.
$799,000
BRILLIANT ARCHmCTUR£
Deslgnect around a glass-floored atri-
um with glass walls open to a tiled
veranda. Dazzling views approx.
6000 sq. ft. overlooking golf course.
Pool. spa and more. $ l ,299,000
MU>ITf.llRANf.AN VILLA
Country living In the Rolling Hills of
San Juan Capistrano. Custom quality.
four bedroom. 4.5 baths. plus great
room with 19th ceilings. Over 4000
sq. ft. on nearly 1 /2 acre.
$7J4,900
lO\IUY LAGUNA NlWPOIT llACJI CAJAdlilA SUNSlT
Prime c:.orllt'f lot In ~na
Be.lch. wlm three bedroom
houx plus parj(fng lot, but the
value Is In the land. Great loc:
rerfect for pr~lonal building
Call ror det<llls $399.000
nvc ~oom t'WO SIOl)I home.
COll'lt'f locatk>o, bKJu to green-
belt. Owncf may help wlt.h ftnandog. Call for dct.llls
SJ74,900
Ocean view form most rooms in
mis kvgc. bnght. c.httrful ~
tKJOSS from greenbelt four t>«t
rooms plus f.unlly room. Formdl
dining room 049,900
C L"S .I C >!\1 HCJi\1F Sri I ~
• '81g Bear' lot. Owner wtll u.rry or subordinate. Plans
available $22.000
MONA&CJI llACll KACJI COJTACil
• Li\guna &each. 2 contiguous lots can be ~t sepa·
ratelyortogethcr. SI 19.000and SI 19,900 LAGUNA Off1CI. IUllDfHG
Pr1rm-location on corner of l'CH
In Nortti U>.guM. New olllce
retc\JI building with ocean views.
~red underground puklns
$600,000
Model pcrfttt McdltttT.iincan
mini-villa with drMNillc dee.or
Walle 10 tc.a at the Ritz. Jtroll the
be.lch Thrtt bedrooms. u~
dr.i cellings. custom fiNMft
In the heArt of Llguna. Ci>ry.
ch.arming, J>lt\'.•te C.~1.al
ce11lnp. twdwood ftoois, IMp
llrcpWice. l!k'k.k counyard,
OCCM view. $119,000
• Custom hom~lte with breathtaking views of Orange
County Hiiis, cl~ ltghb. and ocean. S 170.000
• If 'JOU're loOklng for views this site h.u ltl Breathtaking ~ ol O.C. hills. city tights and the Paci Re Oc.ean. $170,000
• PAlnilit. Est.afPS In ~M NlgUet. Large lot with view$
ocean, hits.. dtj lfahti. Seller may uny. $350.000
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BALBOA P r:NINSl'LA
204 43rd St, #A & #B
B.\YCREST
I 3 38 Santia~oOrivc
HARBOR VIEW H OMES
1942 Pt. Laurent
Lu><> ISLE
236 Via Eboli
203 Via Lido Suucl
SF.A FAIRE
David Prince $230k,3 30k
Vcr~ilcnc I Juli $629.000
Susan Weir $679,000
Alliilon Scesemann $695,000
D'ctte SteelberR Sl.675,ooo
230 Lille, #213 At Atri $ 399,000
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BAYSllORE S
2781 Bayshorc Drive Kevin KanJa
0AYCREST
1338 Santiago Drive CaroJ Mock
1837 Tradewind.. David McCulloch
2030 Holiday Ro.1d Alison McCormick
THF BLllFFS
2443 Vista Nobleza VergiJene I lull
1984 Vista Caudal Kay Parker
1953 Viet.a Caudal Gail York
CORONA DEL MAR
512 Avocado Allison Sccsemann
416 Hazel Valerie Howell
621 Poinsettia Brenda Petcr•on
H ARBOR RIDGE
16 San Seba1tian Joyce Ol1on
H ARBORV IEW H OMES
1821 Port Tiffin Place Laraine S l1aw
J 800 Port Carlow Place Eric Shaw
1942 Pt. Laurent SU$an Weir
H ARBOR VIEW HILLS
1226 Keel Drive Jeff Ewin~
SEA FAIRE
230 Lille, #213 O'ette Stcclberllt
SPY\.';LASS HtLL
60 Drake. Bay Drive Christa Francifl
LIDO ISLE
939 Via Lido Soud Marcia Bents
SA l\ Jt'AN CAPISTRA N O
31555 Peppertree Bend Jennifer Pritchett
LA(; Ll N ,, NI GU EL
25181 Adelanto Je nnifer Pritchett
N1 w Ll t:.,TINC.t:.,
630 Harbor Island, 4 Bd, den, boat dock -LEASE
35 Smoke1lone, 2 Bd, den, 2 B,.
l 808 S. Van Ne .. , 3 Bd, 2 Ba
J 18 Cor1ica, 2 Bd, 2 Ba, 1late entry
423 Mari;tuerite, 2 Bd, invutment home
2207 Holly Lane, 4 Bd, 2.5 Ba
230 Lille Lane, #213, view
2107 Leewud Land, 3 BJ, 2 Ba
7 Sea ove, Sea I1land T ownhome
319 El Modena Avenue, cu.tom Lome
2210 Newport Hill Dr. E.ul; 5 BJ, 3.5 Ba
2521 Bayshore Drive, 3 Bd, 2 Ba, bay view
1755 Park Avenue, 5 acre Lai;tuna Beach property
3004 W. Oceanfront, ew1lom built, ocean front
2233 Bay•ide Drive, vinlaite home on waterfront
$699.000
$629,000 .
$498,000
$565,000
$469,000
$374,900
$339,000
$499,000
$575,000
$699,000
$1,399,000
$645,000
$1, 195,000
$679,000
$560,000
$399,000
$760,000
$4,950,000
$ 1 ,890.000
$223.500
$10,000
$149,000
$162.500
$225,000
$325,000
$349.900
$399,000
$410,000
$569,000
$750,000
$990,000
$995,000
$995,000
$1,175,000
$1,729,000
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1:xc ., I '~H'E BAYFRONT ESTATE
ti.(){)() sq.ft. home! u•ith scparal.!
g11l..'sl qtwrfors.
$5,./50,000
I 1~1 >M<>.VTI >~)· n. n·
J rc1</itim111/ .2 b .. •droom lwm .. •
1111 o f.t1 rgc? Lot
! ... •as .. • al ~3. 500 p / mo.
or /:.11y al~ 785,000
Jl1<.; Ct.\')'(),\' \'ILL.I
T11m-k .. •y 3 J,C!Jroom home
011 tht! I Oth fairway
$455,000
NEW/>ORT llEICllTS
F.11mf'<!t111 e!lcganc<! ;,, this 4
H .. ·.lmom I lumc with Bayri<!ws.
$750,000
D<WF.R SllORE~
/ ./() fi.•d of bay /ro11l.a9t!
;,, 1/1is () he!droom honrt!.
$1,395,000
DA.VE
SENIOR SALE S ASSOCIATE
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(BOO)
7)ovER HORES
T raditio11al 5 bedroom home 0 11 a I / 4 aero lot.
W?mde,ful family home and nei9/1borhood.
$699,000
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NE'ftf PORT If EIGllTS
Spacious 4 b~droom home w;1J, light
and bright floor plan
$699,000
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w/...i/e ff~ /<MY ~vof'j. If cM!"~ / 6e4'f'oo~ ~ lta.fJ..l"oo,.,._ /...o11H.e WL·tf... a. f'el'HDk/e4' /o.:fck
~ fh.e far..fa.Jfic jWV'i !Jc..fei &o~f/ of /?~J/...ot'ej .
... a.6ovtf ;e//i~ ""°JM.ef • Ca.// Ca.Yo/
if /ovt a.Ye ;eYiovy, f~;e feof le did.
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1-b/rl-Ci>"cl• J:>n~, 1 ~~ ~ ~ J..u.rl-of ~W•f J117.000
1-b11-Cftjfvuw J)riw, ... frl4 --t-1--Jf4 ~ ~ ~J.on1 JbJ-1,000
1»K 1-.tt:.r J>riw, ~'I ~tiw.t-J tr> 1•11 ~ ... ~!Cr wa;' O/U" f-.kt· JbJ-1,000
)'~ft. Clowl. ... ~-14 ~ ~ fl'b/f~ ~ c-r' 1K/f7.000
)'1-/,1-1 ~u.ri&, ~r.AJ/. vC:.w of~ f<ih. ~ ~~ 1K17.000
1-71!1 ~I.on })nw, ~ feru/ofl""'• ~···r ,-t t"-' ~·· 0,-.. ~'"'1· Jf,bf,000
1-1-~ ~· ~w f-.lkrd ~ °" f"-' ~ t1w4 11,?11.000
1-11-1-~I.on ]),t.-, ~ "--!~ VC:.WJ, /,O' ~~Do-~ N>f w/. J)'.100.000
('amt•<> S f1ores -wide ocean
t·it>ws, $895, 000
homfl in gated art.>a, commu-
n ity pool~ 6pa, $ 729 ,00
NEWPORT BEACH
Steve Suther/en
Bringing you the Orange Coast L ifestyle
(BOO) 949-9802
l1aysl1ores -wonderful
traditional bay/ront with
rit•ale pier, $3, 100,000
lri•ine Cooc -spectacular
/.1 editerrane an villa, ocean
t•iew, $4,600,000
lagutJa B C?ach O ceanfront -
s pectacufa,. ocea11/ront
estafo, S4,500,000 Irvine C'ove -ocean view, vacant lot, $1,400,000
Lemon H eights -Tustin, 2.2 acres, spectacular view building site, $850,000
Laguna Beach -conteniporary on 5 ocean view acres, $995,000
Harbor View Hi/ls -sophisticated view home, $ 7 85, 000
............ Ala. 29, 199'
NEWPORT BEACH
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Redaced1 $495,000.
t• s,.s••.•••
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..... $11111
Marcia
£ lollert
Bents
6J,J, •f1JI at. llZ ·
Don. an..d Joyce Olson., t~o Realtors for
the road, off to fin.d that perfect home.
Gcorgcou~ rcdccor.llcd 3,600 Ml fr
home with mJ~tcr \llitc on mJill level.
Retl11tt1I to $795,000
Call our 24 hour information hotline
(800) 806-5766
DON&JOYCE
Cu tom cstJtc with views. 48R, pool, o LS o N
5,600 sq ft .
111.-rt Is N• \11ltnr111u hlr fa!""rNa
(800) ~87-
P.111or.1m11: \'tcw. 3, I 00 'q fi home, 4
HR. pool ldc.11 for l'lltl.'rlJinmcm
~700,000
Dr.·, office plm two umr-.. l.A>eJtcd m
Nl"\\.'port BcJ\:h.
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NEWPORT BEACH
'"I'he Shaw's
F-Iarh<>r -V-iew F-I<>..1:-i1es
Sensational New Family Home $1,195,000
• S lx-d1,H1m , 3 Sh.uh plu, ofti(e • Mmt 1111:red1bk mJ\ler \lllrl' l'\l'r
• I \ tu1'1H· ll\r of (;rJ1111e & Lime\l<Hll' • Frenl h door\ & \nnJmn
• '11.111: 11f the Jrt Jme11111e> mduJe • Mctilulou) Jnrnuon to deCJJI
ligh1. \ounJ & \{'lUnlY ~v~tem.-. • Right out of An·h1tectur.il D1grn
Call for complete list of amenities for this speet4culRr home.
It's a Beauty!
• 4 lx-droom\, 3 5 bJ1h,
• Updated KJt(hcn> Jnd b.uh'
• Smomh wlm~ \\'tth 'h ligh1'
• E1bulou\ mJ,ta \\llte \\1th JJ(U//1
tub and shower
2-1.IJflfl \q JI . I ot \\"ill B11ild fo \11it
24,000 sq.ft. Lot ' $990,000
Wou ld you like to hare the: family home of your dreams ...
where your kid~ can swim, 'J>lay basketball , ha\·e a rrce hoUS(', .ind wonde1 fol
area for outdoor entertaining???
Cmtom design your own home or remodel nisting 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath
home on chis, the LARGEST buildabk lot in Harbor View Homes · m-cr l /2
J(rc! Builder will work with your pockt'tbook.
$645,000
• tren~h Joor' .md windows
• Wooden tloor\ .ind det.tiling
• Bonu> r<xm1/Gue t houx·
• Prok>>IOllJIJ~· l.in<i5'Jpcd r.ird wich
~Wl'bo Jnd hot nrb
Laraine and Eric Shaw-,
Spec;a/;z;ng ;n Harbor View Homes s;nce 1977
800-745-1626
N EWPORT BEAC H
tephanie
Houghto n
I lmtE PROFILE: 3004 W. Ocean Front, Newport Bead1
0W~£R Bt 111.UER: Max & LJa Moritan
Max and Lila desiitned and built their dream home in 198 3. They l1ad so
much fun doinit so that tlwy have started tl1eir next project ... They arc
titoinit to be buildintit their next home, directly adjacent to this ex istin¢
home. Max and Lila are lookinR for a buyer that will enjoy tl1e amenities
and special qualities of the home as mucl1 as they have.
Please call Stephanie or Kent for private showin~.
COMING SOON
-. -
Thougl1t you couldn't allord Ocean Front property in Newport Beach?
Call Stephanie! Coming soon, Ocean Front Condo1 -On The Sandi!
2, 3 and 4 bedroom plam, horn $585,000 to $895,000.
F OH L LJ\<.£
2 bedToom plUJ den, 2.5 bath.. Designer perlect 2,400 1qwue feet.
Boat •~p avaJable May 1, 1995 for a yearly leaJe. $2,500 per month
723-0I 3 7 r esidence
663-77IJ. pager
Alison
McCormick
and Charlie
Searcl1i11g lo f;11J your next l10me.
Gor;te<>us [amily home nestled on a bca111i[111ly l.nd1~.ipcd u1rm·r lot. Back .tu-
den has a 1xiol and :1pa. Nev. .lppliam.e• in killl1l'n, vlu~ ,t.1ra~l ha• lU•tom lahi-
nelry throu~houl. Additional $10,000 deuir.1l11r lredil lo bu~cr! 5565.000
B~auliful C'Ulllom home with 2 firc.,laH'f, m.rny skyliii!hh and .rn enormou!
backyard. A very liii!ht and hriii!hl 3 lwdrclQm, 2.5 l,.ith honll'. Won'1 lo1>'l al thi•
unheard or Newport &-ach prin~. $3 19,000
R ECENT LISTIN G & SALES
Cherry Hills, Bi;t Canyon
Halyard , Newport Beach
Songsparrow, Irvine
Anniversary, Back Bay
Halyard, Newport Beach
Point del Mar, Corona clel Ma r
Muirficld, Bi~ Canyon
I loliday Road, Baycrcst
Bayport Way, l 'ppt"r Bay
Irvine Avenue, Baycrest
673-2064
r esidence
SEA ISLAND: A su erb location
Gated community of
townhomes and
condominiums
premium
Newport
Beac h
locations
bordering the
· · · · • Nt!wport Beach
Country Club Golf
Cour~.
NUMIEI Of HOMES: Compri~ed of I .12 condominium unit'
There ure about 48 ..elf-contained
to wnhomc' and 84 'tocked 'ingle·fe,el
nmdo' "
PRICES:
Eleven re'idCOl'C' Jrc currentl y on the
market ranging frum $499.ooO to $719.000
Jn lhC earl) 199("· \C\ er,11 noor plJn, 'old
111 the SXOO.CXlO r.inge
STYLES:
Sea h land ha' 1"'0 builder' Thc luxury
untt' were built by Mcl.-un and lutcr Lu-.k
lllmpleted tile rnmmunity. Tiit' McL.:trn
Unll\ ranse from about 1.900 -).()()()square
feet. the latfOfPeing a three-bedroom. four·
bath town~o~ with u three-car garage. The
Lu'k unih r1rnge from about 2.300-2.800
'4u.111: kt•l All
tht· Lu,i..
fl1~11pl.11l\
h:.11uri:
firt.>pfJtC\ IO lhl'
II\ mg room and
ma,tt.'r
bedroom
NOW umo:
Of the 11
condo'
currently on the
market. three
are McLain unih ranging from $499.000 to
$655.00 and eight Lusk unit i. from $525.000
to $71 9.000.
COMMUNITY FIATUllS:
The community boai.ti. 1wo community pools.
two i.pai.. two tenni' courti. and a clubhoui.c.
Several of the propertie' cap1ure Catalina and
bay \.iew'
Loca ted aero'' from the Hyau Newporter
Re,ort. Seu "land i' minute' from f a,hion
f,land and w1thrn walking dMancc of Pacific
CoU\l Highway and Balboa 1'1und.
Add1tionJlly. the re i' quick accri.' to major
highway,. the airpo rt and South C1'a'1 Pla1a.
SCHOOLS:
AndeN:n Elementary and Comnu del Mar
Junior and Senior High Sc hool
SOURCI:
Seu hland '-J>C':lahi.t is Arvilla Shcmn of
Prudential Colifomiu. 2101 E. P11cific Cou1,t
HiBhway. C<'rnnu def Mur 92625, (7 14) 759·
6600. ext. 212 or (714) 7~5430 for u 24-
hour voice pager.
luxurious Seo lslond condominium with
.spectacular patio terraces.
If you would lib to 1uhmit a Community
Profilt of your farm arta, pltast follow tlrt
abovt fonnat and t nclost a mop outlillt
(Thomas Guillt) of tlrt arta alon1 with a
photo of a cumnt listing. Tht dtscrlption
of lltt profHTfJ KMt untltr tltt "Now
lUIU'' uction.
Slnd lht ln/ontU1llon lo Jo1c1 Sdtrtr.
DoU1 PIU>t, 330 W. B111 SL, Costa M11a, CA
92617, (J 14) $14-1141. l.f you llavt an1
qutttimu, pltttJt call
New England is
her favorite getaway
AGENCY
The Prudc1111.1I
California Ri:alt~
Sondy Mittman
CITY OF RESIDENCE:
JOB TITl.F.:
Realtor
FARM ARI-\
Harbor 11111
E•Mblu 11 .111l,
Ne" p111 t Rt I
in genl..'1.11
HOW 1.0,(,
WITH
AG ENC\':
2 I/'.! \Coll\ I'
year' ;n ll'.il
C\IJtC
Nev.pon Bca(h for J2 )'l'<tr'
HOBBIES/INTEREST:
Marn 1n1c:re,1 arc ffi) l·h1ldn•n Othl'•
mtcn:'" mdudc edU(Jliun. thl'Jll'I 1l,1d1i
and tt·nni'.
CLUBS/ORGANfZATIO S:
551 Club. Opcr.1 P.J\.'lfil.. ATSC
S11ph1,1katc'
LAST BOOK READ:
"The Shipping New'•
FAVORITE MOVIE:
"Room with a View"
FAVORITE RESTAURANT:
La Grenouifle in Manhattan
FAVORITE GETAWAY:
Connecticut and New Englund
PET PEEVE:
Blatunr rudenes!.
HOW DO VOV DEFINE SUCCESS?
PcMnal ~compli1-hmcn1
W1 want to ltur fro,,, 1011 dtrouglt our
ntw SNAPSHOT co/u111n. Tiit column
/tahln1 rtal tSlllU 0111111rr, broktr, ogtnt~.
1Mrkni111 rtpr111,,tativ1s, or an1 othtr
staff llltlJlkrt "'" """ U4t 10 highlight. Wt tncourtJgt you to stn' a pltoto (black
and wltilt, If po1siblt), wlllt co,,.,,an1
na111t, JHno11 a11d SNAl'SHOT marbd 011 back.
' Stntl or fax 1our Ut/onuJ/on 10: Joyet
$clttrtr, Doll1 Pilot, JJO W. Blly SI., Colla
MtN, CA 91621; Fu: 11~1.
O.o41JA1: ',. ... n.,..,. w1·a,.b11s1t 11
111 s,_, Is a....,,~JO• flfd to Nll
tlt1111111 IO tltt con II INt Wflf
luMt"'-1. "'*"• Jo,ct ~'"'"• 574-4241.
Movin' on up
UIU 0 :WaWMI
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Tips to making your
high-rise move easier
Thi' year many Arnl!m·un' will mmc into
a high-me apJrtmcnt or condominium. and
the ph} 'ical tran,fcr of their bc longrng' can
create 'pcc1al need ' Al\(1. 'llll·c rno't
apunment lcJ\C' 111 m.1J1tr markcl\ tum 11\er
at the 'ume tune. proper plannrng "
C\\Cllllal.
"Mm mg 11110 .111 Jpartmcnt or high-me
cnnd11m1111um c;in crl.'ah: d1flcrent mO\ mg
need' .md requm.• J1ffercn1 plannrng than the
1ypu:al hou,ehllld mmc." 'a)' Mayno"c'
Tran,1t\ mo\Hlg C\(l\!rt S<irJ Surf.tee. "B}
pl.inning Jhead and bc111g prcp<ired. )llU can
'ec en,ure a tmublc-li ec mme und the ,;ifct)
of your belonging.,:
If you arc mm ing Imm one apanment to
another. you will w<int Hi c11'urc u quick
return of your dcpo~it. Alen your current
apanrnent manager of your upcoming mm c
and ..chcdulc u damage in,pcction of the
apanmcnl \e\crul day' prior to your mmc
Be \Ure 111 prm 1de your old landlord with
}Our new .iddrc" \(1 they can return your
'ecunly dcpm1t and 1111"\\.ard 'tray
mail
'Bel11re }Our 111.'V. rl.',1t..lencc
b.:1..·omc' 11 lled "'1th ) 11ur
bclongmg'. m.1!.l· .1
l hel kh,1 111 t..IJmagc' ,11
) our nc\\ a pan ml.'nl
.rnd C\ en lllll,1<kr
tal..mg pauurc'. url.1lC
,aid "Thi' 'o'lll mah· )11ur
next m'(l\!l.'t11111 cJ,11:r .ind
more .ii:curalc •
When mm mg 11111111r 1•Ul of .1
h1g~-rai-.c bu1ld111g. }OU 'h1wld
remember 10 re,t:r\e elcvutur l11t1e 111
ad\.ance of your move. If your M.:hcdulc 1'
ncx1blc. it i' ideal to move ... everul d:1y'
before or .iftcr the fiN nf the month. Fewer
people mo\.1.' at thh time. which ullowi-. you
more op11n11'. Typically you CJn only rcser\e
three houl'\ at" lime. Plan your \Chedulcd
clc\ ator time und rnordmatc carefully with
your 011)\.Cf', ci-.pccially when you ha \.C to
plan for tune 111 lluth building,,
While you're .it 11. find out fmm both your
1..urrent <ind new building manager -where the
mmcf\ C•lll park their truck a, they load .and
unload your belonging'. und make 'ure to
get d1men,1<llh You could be m n pmch on
moving day when the truck can't fit 111 the
tight alley or underneath ii low overhana.
It 1\ al\O important to make ~u~ you have
provided all of the new key to )'()Ur
upJf\ment. Do you have the key' to unlock
the gate out back? Did they rcmc:mbcr to
give you kcyo; to unl°'k your 'toragc 11pacc?
Mm1ng day will be hcc11c uod trackmg
down the buiklmg manuscr will not be an
easy task. Ml plannina ~head become'
cs..ential. !'I~ Surf1ee.
"When in doubt. throw it out.• m11h1
MiUnd like har"h advice, but in lnO.'lt CL~s..
the 'J) ing h1lld' 11 uc. Clo~h and 'toragc
'pace an: u'uall} a rare rnmmod1t} in h1gh-
ri'e apanment,. 'o mal..c 'urc )OU arc lillmg
up }OUr 'PJCe Wl'cl}
Pack up your mom' one at .1 time and
label b<ne' for the mom they Ix-long Ill •
kitchen. dining room. lx'droorn. etc .. -
in~teud of identifying cnntcnt' 'uch u' '1her
or electronic~. Labeling boxe' that go
directly to ~torage will al~o ~a\c you time
unpacking.
Al,o. don't a~'ume y<1u can lc;ivc
unwanted item' in the 1>ld up<inment. or that
a churity will uutomaticully come pick them
up. Your bui I ding muy charge you a rcmm al
fee and your belonging' rnuld end up m J
dump,ter in,tead of going 111 'omeonc in ·
need
Ma) Oo"cr 'ugge'" other llP' befon:.
dunng .rnd after the mm c
•If you arc hiring pr11k"11111al mmcr,. U\l' a
local agent of a nati<lnal carm:r or get \I.Ord
of.mouth recommcndauon,. If )Ill! .m:
un,ure abl1ut a mo' 1ng agenq. }llU tan
al" a}' check 1t' rcputat11111 through the hi~:al
Better Bu,me" Bureau or the lntcNatc
Commerce Cnmm1"111n Ill Wa,hmgton.
D.C.
• If you can't ufford a profe"ional mm er for
the emire project. hire a crew from a hical
;igency.to lo.id .in~ unload the truck
• Make arrangement' fm tran~poning your
peh <llld any hllU\C plant,, bccuu'e mo,,
mover' c;in'1 take either 111 their hlll.
• A~I.. u friend 10 help out. e\cn if you ha ve
hired profe,,mnul mmcr,. h\ good to ha\C
'omcone 'land gu.1rd of the truck <1r "att·h
mer the empt y Jp.1nmen1 "hllc y1lu .in:
managing the mm cf\
Oa} 111 thc mme·
• Keep plenty ul t.1,h "1th ~ ou
on mm mg d.I) 1111
1nc1dcn1.11, 'Ulh a' llJ"
fur thl.' doorml.'n ant.I
mm er' and food
• A'" a11111hc1 fncnd 111
\Cr\1.' "' .1 mc"a!!l' lCntl.'r
hir )llU on m1" mg d.t)
Pcruidll l hcl I.. 111' \\Ill 1..1.'cp
you up 111 'peed 1111 the prngrc" ol
J>\l"1blc utihl) hool..up'. Olil\ mg
truck arm <II' 111 II 1cnd' "ilhng to lend
u hand.
•Don't forget to lc.l\c behint..I a' Jr1CI} of
cle;ining wpphe,. 'Jl<mgc,, a broom and a
lurge plu~tk garbage bag for the fin al
cleaning of your old ap.1nmcnt II\ Jm<11i11g
what you'll find wa' hiding behind your
dreo;~er and under the ,ofo once your
furniture h remmcd
After you mm c m.
• Have utl lock-. changed 1mmcdia1cl) Al,11
check other p11"1bk cntrum:e' 'uch •I'
window,, or \lidmg gla'' d1l0r' to rnal.c 'un:
..afc1y precaution' arc u'ed
• Put your nJmc nn the 111\lde ol }Our new
mailbol( .ind on your but 1er. Sometime' 11
take<. time for the bu1ld111g manager to get
amund to doing 1t, and mail carrier' will not
leave mail for you if your name ck"le,n't
appear on the btn.
• Since 1t i' often nccc"ary to have \Crv1ce
people in to connect the telephone\, cable
tclevhion. gru and electnc1ty. invite u f ncnd
over when service people ore 'chedulcd llti
you aren't ulone. Ali.o. never tell a ~rvicc
peoon you live by your.tlf.
C~ by Mt11ftowtr Trw1t11L
. ~",_,;,/,".:.,/1? ,/1 . J,;'7"'.r/. /J,,,,rh ,,/,,/Y:r.rr/1,,
d~/. /!,,,,
/7 ?"'/"·~ r//rr,,/''·'7""';/1N·
760-5000 xl31
MAGNI FICENT HARBOR RIDGE CASTLE
6BR/8.5BA Euro~un fl avored man,um of apprO\. 11.000 ,q. ft. nn a rare
double lot. Fubulou' tX'ean & c11y l1gh1 '1ew,. Sepa1 .1tc gated pool & 'PJ
Gated molort:ourt w/4 c;ir garng<: SLASHED T0 ... $2.495,000
CORONA DEL MAR -Approx. 7.000 ~q. ft. ma!'.tcrpicce w/ awe~nnw oce:111.
bay & night light view~. Ran~ hug<: lot ~i tuated JU'>I above the ho.1rbor! 5BR.
5.5BA. cu~tom11cd interior. Ground' in1.:lude pool. 'pa. tcahOU\C & formal
fa ane~e arden:-. Reduced To ••• $2 300,000
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Thi' 1' ,, "TF.N" $..139.000
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HIGHLY UPGRADED SEA ISLAND CONDO $525.000
Ideal !or soc1alt1ing & entr~ainrnq 2BR w den or JBR JBA
condo1111n1urn Mayn1l1cent Ja11anese gardens trpl rn l1v1ng
rm+ rnstr BR Comm pool s~as tennis crts & clubhouse.
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GAUT IUl.11 llllET IUCI S7SS,•
Two lots w/bOal shop. 90 ft of boat docks & 60' of PCH tromage on a comer Grea! business ewownily for in'teStmenl
SllORECUFFS saM,IOO
>-P-"!:=~-==t Enchanting tm on uniqt.e corner location. 48R. 3BA.
rm1no g room· w/hardwood firs. new kithen. new mstr w/lrpl.
Privale outdoor spa .. Freoch doors & windows. Duth doors. Private beach access
HAlllOI VIEW HW $&15,IOO (!il@t)~tilull~ customized 48R. 4BA hm w/pool-sil.lld yard Eijianoecrns1gner detail ltlroughout
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PMORAMIC VIEWS $&89,000
"-~~ SinQle level exec hm on Spyglass Hill. Gle.at floorplan IOf
entertaining Beautiful courlyasd w/sparkhng pool & spa Also fOf lease at
S3300 per month
JIU~ NW · CANYON I OCEAll VIEWS Sllt,000 cif -Beautiful 48R, 38A hm located on canyon w/ocean & golf
course views. Completely remodeled w/french doors"'~i;its, custom
tile & hardwood ftrs.Gourmet kitchen w/baywindow. roor.
IEn llY IAYFIOlfT wm DOCI! $515,•
Lowest price & best buy for a bayfront home! Dock for up to 38ft boall 38R
or 2BR + den, 1 JSBA. Gated!
llMln llDGE ESTATES $515,•
38A, 2.58A condo in gated Harbor Ridge Estates. Very lush landscaping, •
quiet & privam localion on end of cul-de-sac.
Wiii VIEW NW II SSH,cm
Pristine Bel\ledere. New MBR + BA. Sk)iights. vaulted ceilings. beautiful
yard, pool, :il)a, 41h BR or den. 3-w gasage
SEA ISi.MD El.RMCE $571,IOO
Enjoy a country club lilestyle from this upper condo w/golf course views.
Vaulted tellings, model perfect.
ruwr SEA ISLAND CONDO $521,a
Neutral tones lhrouaiout lhis elegant 3BR or 2BR + den. 3BA condo.
Beautiful patio afford"ing total privacy for enlertaining.
HIGll. Y IPCUDED SEA ISUID CONDO $525,000
Ideal for socializing & en'8r1aini~. 2BA w/den or 38A, 38Acondomini11n Magnificent Japanese gardens, trpl in living rm + mstr BR. Comm. pool,
spas, IBnnis cl1s & cltllilouse. Exquisile.
SPIC'f Aetul TNHM W/IAY VIEW $525,IOO
Spacious living rm w/lrpl. family rm wtwet bar & open ki~. 2BR. 2 SBA.
elaborate mstr suite w/Walk-in closet This is a 1 O+.
IUT IUY II IAYCIEST $4M,a
Below appraisal. ~Y this beautiful 48R, 38A, redecoraled hm tor less than
1 S'Yt down Call f0t details.
CUTE COIOU DEL MAI DUPUX $481,000
Cape Cod 28R, 1 BA front unit, upgraded, large patio. 28R, 1 BA back unit
owr garage.
OCWI I BEACH CLOSE $469,000
Owr 3000 sq fl, Huntington Strand home. Pool. spa, lavish lawn. 48R + sludy, 3BA (1 BPJBA downstairs). Excellent buy.
PMORAMIC UPPER IAY $464,000
Vie# ol ~k bay, min. lights. 3BR e.ach w/own bath. large kitchen, family
rm. aaoss from mlni-par1c, pool.
POINT DEL MAI $459,000
Exquisitely detailed & perlectly maintained hm in great loc 2BR. 38A. den
could be 3rd BR. Fabulous upgrades light & airy. lush landscaping A/C
llEIGITI AREA · COSTA IEA $441,IOO
Live In ore-rent hi otherl2-38R, 2.58A, 2-car garage, frpl. vaulted ceili nos.
Baywindow3 & more Duplex bit to condo specs! Owner may carry 1srt
IACI IAY IEAUTY $44t,•
Custom view hm:.38R, 38A, dining rm, family rm. Gourmet kitnen
landscaped yard. MiRy Sl*ial feallres, malce o"8r. OMC. •
.IASMllE cna 11 llEHIB.T $441,000
3BA. 2.58A. IA>JOX. 2300 sq ft Greeri>ell. SOUllweslern exposure. Secure. Storage galol1. Neutral decor. Motlvaed sellers.
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JUST A SUPER BUY AT BEACH $415,000
Huge 48R + 3BA will show cash now right from start. Owner will paint &
carpet or gi~ credit in escrow.
U llOMH • COROU DEL MAI $435,•, $515,000
New townhomes in COfona def Mar-just compleled. 2 sold, blockstobeach.i..~nviewdedcs.l~R.2.SBA.Approx.1500 • 1800 sq ft Great location! ~.000 -$515,uvu
VllU IALIDA, GATED COMM. $321,000
Top floorl~n & lido channel views! 2 mstr suites, skyfi!llts +high ceilings ~. tennis. pools & spa.
BAYVIEW TEIRACI $291,000
~~-~raat price in ~ew Terrace! 2BR. 28A. Galed ~rded
comm. Comm. pool & soa & minutes to ltle boach. Large spa in backyard Seller is wry motivatedf
WE FOIEST WEFINT .... $211,•
----Magnificent lakefront twn 38R. 3BA. 2~ garage, docl! w/
t iocluded. Sun & Sail club, assume loan al great rm!
PlmlE POFECT • CITI szH.• Light. bri~t 3BR. 2BA, 1 stoiy w/prd. lands;ape & hards;ape. Real pride of ownersnip in galed Coto de Cm.
IEWPOIT ADDAUI PBITWI ....
2BA, 1.58A, Vitia Balboa. Skyti~. AllW Pli,.. frpl inc~ living rm. Low
malntllnance. ~A • wattr, Ins. 1• liml
a IAYSl9J VIJ.A M.•.-CAMllUA II Tlf UH $1 , 141,• (!! 7058):>n wh~ sandy litaches wMtrlts ol fle jetty+ pavillion An Unobstructed views of the central Calif. coasdine, lighthouse & Hearst
impeccaofi residence done In a timeless design. Entry courtyard. . Casde. 48R, 38A. New hm. Marble & tile lhroughrul
WIMAll man. IHICE COUITY ...... -CAMEO SMOIES! $1 ,025,0GO Magnificent hilltop view estate wilhin gated street. Over 5 acre land Beautifully remodeled custom twn. 3BR. den. sp;i:ioos rms, pool. Magnifi-
undUplicable! Accomodate 150 car patting. cent 180 degree ocean view.~ garage.
PBJCAI llU CUii ESTATI $2,115,• llUITINGTDI llAlllOI VIEW $115,0GO
A hm llal quality & pelflction built. large medilBrranean hm on a 1/2 acre Dramatic cuslom MedilBrranean w/45' dock. 48R, 3.SBA. 2nd story family
+ lot 48R suies. family nn, den. Pool. spa & ocean views. nn wlwet bar. Multi-leYel decX for enlBrtaining .
• CMYN .... ay man sz.•.-llAUOl llD&E ESTATI SPECTACUUI! .....
Belutiful SBR. 58A hm on an ~rox. 18, 000 sq ft lot. A private gated entry 48R + Sllldy. Perteet setting for large family & entertaining. Outstanding
ludstoahmMhasitall. Pool,spa,saunas,familynn,office&den.Latge view. Gated+ tennis. pooVspa.
mstr suite w"1is & hef bites. Property Is being sold k.lmlstled. CllOIA -._ "41,•
UUA ml F llB. Sl.,151,• ~opollheworldpanoramicviewsofocean,bay&sunsettrom
Canple•ly remodeled m pdlctlon. SBR. den, tonnal dining, gcumet ~ stnlet in Corona Highlands. Locamd at end ol cut+sac w/
kithitn. On fie bay w/a bolt slip &entertaining patio. ~real curb ~I. 4BR, 2.SBA. interior designers own hm. Large lot.
AlaY IUa • •• Cl.n'Y sz.•.• ustom design. Privale i.h ax:ess.
8 mos new. Pnmit1n sllel & stll:coconstn.ction Mediler-PICTUIESQUE CM..RUIA SRSm StU,•
48R, 58A hm. Spectacular W.S of ocean Calalini. Dana Pl Beautifully remodeled 38R. 3BA hm on pmtigious DMf!pcxt Island.
to Long . 5 car pa~lng. Gorgeous large mstr w/mirble frpl & ocea~ PrivalB dock for a30 & SO loot boat on main channel In Huntington Hart>or.
!rooting dedt LMUU IOCll ICUlflOllT CCMIDO S1t7 ,GOD
~rwv, .. TIUCTEl ICUI VIEW S1 ,415,• Magnificent whinalef views, beach access & oceanside pool. 38R, 3BA.
--'""""le lol frontage, above Corona del Mar beach. 38R home living rm. dining rm, family rm & gourmet kithen.
rose garden setting, enjoy Sllnsets & surf. SPYlilASS llU CUSSIC $815 000
EXCEPTIOUL CUSTOM HOME $1,415,a Breathtaking view w/2 mstr suilB's + 2 large BR's all on one ~ll~ity liEs. bay+ ocean views. Quality workmanship lhroogh-oo spa in rear/front courtyard+ playground.
. doors. mruldings. 3 ITpl's. &-car ~. garage w/lots o1 UDO ISLE IEMODR $175,cmo
custom cabinets. SBR. 4.SBA. Long driveway+ mW! moni. Beautiful 3BR. 38A lido hm on 48' w/large so.lacing patio. New kithen,
---..... llVllE TEMACf $1,415,0GO bathroom. hardwood flrs. recessed lighting, landscaping.
_,,_..,Beautiful conlemporary hm w/~ious rms & vaulted BEAUTifUUY APPOINTED CUSTOM llM $8&9,000
cethngs. anoramic views of harbof, fetly, Pavilton & city lights. 4BR. Mamie entry, SBR. extra large family rm & bonus rm. Very light & bright 3.SBA. pool & privalll spa 3 frpl's. lots & lots ot closets! Sec.sys. ~rox Sec.s'fS. pool & spa. Spectacular vn ol mtns & city lights lrom most rms 3,500sq It.
AILY 2 ACRES Of FUT LAND S1 ,350,a COIOH DEL MAI $850,000 _.......,'.:_-s land is3PP.fOX. 70,300 59 fl. zoned C-l. The city would Thequintessentia1CdMcharmeronnearlyad~lelot(actually21eQalbldo perm1~ a tWino ctr. hospital, prof. building, retail orrestaurant Sellef sims) in tie best possible Hower streetlocation w/potential. TheMi is2BR:
flnancmg available. 2BA. remodeled In '87 & updated in '94.
•AUTlfll. CUSTOM IOME $1,290,000 CHAT FAMl.Y COMPOUND•• 11urr.1CM $849,000
In oated comm. of Harbof Hill. Pano ocean & Newport ctr views. Dramatic 2 hones, 4BR~ 4 lull BA each! 4 leoal parcels. Tennis court & much more.
llvfng rm wNaullld ceiling, gourmel's kithen, downstairs study. All BR 6-car garage 61 beautiful !lowers&' fruit trees.
have their own BA. l.Jrge mstr suill wf1 walk-in closets. Attractive fenced Liii fAMI. Y 110• $825,cmo on pool area. l.lrge family Ml oo a 52' lot. 58R, SBA. la1ge family rm ad Joins kithen.
VIEW 11• • UTEI cor.lllfTY $1,250,• Wrap around yard w/1awn & patio.
Sk.IMing custom Ml loc. in Halbor Hill. Panoramic ocean, Catalina & VIEWS!U If UY 10CUll SUS,•
tWl>oitCenterviews.BeautiMmulti-w..louldooraraaw/pool,Jacuzzi& Fantastic58R,6.58AcustomNewoortBchhm.8evalortoall3flrs,gourmet
wet bar. Stale-of-the-art kitchen, eleoant living nn, mstt suile w/sauna. kithen. Huge mstr suite wAoll. Great house!
Indoor & outdoor sound system. Calr!o •· ICUI UY I CATAUU VIEWS tt11,0GO IEWPllT IAYFlllT UV. $1.251.• Cus1omMI, bridl frpl in tam.rm oak enter.ctr. wine cellar & wet bat. Open
ln'8ri0f Linda lsM locaion. Owr 90' on tie tiaY. SBR, 4BA. s:urity beam ceiHngs in din & liv. nn. E!Mtor service to allflrs. Bring otters.
enlrance. Frpl enclosed courtyard, formal dining nn.
1tL1E1 IPP•tmn $1.al,• Belu~M townhome style 9 units In great location. Galages, tireplaw, laundry hookups tor each unit Cash. owe. CTNL
RIWAYI ••ncAtm • L.91llU$1,111,• NM constndonl tn'9ri0f mtion! Contemporary lhroughout! Ralely
oftlfld 4-cat gllage!
mTI LM• CllTIWAIY S1,1n,•
TCJlllly rwmodeled No. LaglN CMlmpcnry In pristine cond~ion. 4BR.
458A. wtil•.,. ocean...,_
•ClllT BHAICI Sltl,• PrW'ne quality craftsmallSlip, st4)trbly decoraled city light view. Sitting
room on msfr suite for discriminating hlyess.
CITI •CAZA U_..U snt.•
Spectxular Country Fr. custom eslatt on apprmc. 1 acre w/magnilicent
Y*5 d mtns. 48R, 38A. gourmet kitchen. Prof.landscaped, pool-siZBd loL
UUT LDCATill ms.• · ~ 60' lot wtildl is divisi>le. House has new carpet & paint & is "!Y
li*ble,1llhoughoriginal.Rareopportuoitymwldyourdfeamhmonflis
lalQI pwcel.
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PANORAMIC UPPER BAY
$874,500 Elegant, superb quality, large yard, fabulous views
are included w/lhis lantastic 48R, 3.5BA w/library,
bonus rm. Huge lamlly rm & more. Ad I P-1916
$464,000
View of back bay, min, ligtu. 38R each w/CMn bdl.
Large ki~n. lamily rm. across from mini-()ali. pool. ~
$875,000
Beautiful 3SR, 3SA lido hm on 48' w/laloe so.lacing
patio New kilcherl, bathroom. hardwood Ors, re-
cessed liltlting, land~ing.
__ ...;...;.;.~~~...;...;.;...-..... __ ---$181,000 <1r 7005)ingle !Ml exoc. hm on Spyglass
Hlil. Great HOOfplan for entettainiog. Beautiful court-
yard w/sparkling pool & spa. Also tor lease at $3300
pet month
$451,000
Exquisilely detailed & pertedly maintained hm in
greal location. 2SR. 38A. den could be 3fd BR.
Fabulous ~rades. U~t & airy. Ldl landscaping.
Air,.
$Ut,OOO
Mint 38R. 1 story on large prol. landscaped prlva•
lot. Upgraded. liltll & bright. Gated comm, 6 tennis
crts, pa~s & 3 pools
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$11 000 000
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729-7279
648-2348
Lowest Price in Neighborhood
Beautiful two story, 5 bedroom home with 3
car garage! OnJv four years old! Lowest price In
neighborhood! ~ormal dining room, Island ·
kitchen. family room with wet bar. and vaulted
ceiling! Lots of upgrades, very motivated to sell!
$364,900
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6 Br, 4 fuU Ba executive home in HunUngton Harbour.
Lg comer lot w/partlal harbor views. Steps to childrens
beach and boat marina. MUST SE£! $595,000
Beverly White
Pres<m ls
CAMEO SHORES
Lovely updat ed 3 bed., den, 3
bath family home on large lot
with sweeping view of ocea n from
jetty fo down COilSt. large yard,
pool, 3 car garage. Rose (iarden
and childrens play area.
$1,025,000
Open Sunday 1 :30 -5
4545 Tremont Ln.
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HARBOR VI EW HILLS
Just listed 3 bed, den, family room,
formal dining room with beautiful
pool in lushly landscaped lot.
Refurbished with skylights,
remodeled master bed & bath . 3
car ga rage.
$589,000
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1412 Seacrest Dr.
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1: 8:45 a.m., Community Relations Meetin g: 9 a.m., MLS Meeting
2: I -5 p.m., Mammograms available at ru sociation office.
3: 8:45 a.m. GPA Committee Meeting; 9 a.m. -noon, "Agency:"
J · 4 p.m., "Ethics;" 2 -5 p.m., "COMPASS Advance. "
4: 9 a.m. Secrets of the Superstar. , General Membership Meetin g
at Balboa Bay Club
5: I 0 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview, MLS Book Deli very.
8: 8:30 a,m. Orientation/Induction
9: 8:45 a.m. Affiliate Committee Meeting
10: 9 a.m. -noon, "Lending;" I -4 p.m .. "Double Income in Sale~:"
2 · 4 p.m., Beginner.
12: 10 a.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview
14: Mother' Day
17: 9 a.m. -12 p.m., "Mortgage Proces~ing & Documentation:"
I -4 p.m., "Time & Territory Management."
19: 10 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview
24: 9 a.m. -noon. "Property Mana gement:" I -4 p.m.,
"Real Estate Analysis;" 2 -4 p.m .. Beginner.
25: 8:30 a.m . Board of Directors Meeting
26: 10 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview; Deadline for Civic Lenders
Luncheon Re~ervations.
29: Office closed. Memorial Day
31: 9 a.m. -noon, "Real Estate Development;" I -4 p.m.,
''The Bases of Borrowing."
Big
Canyon
Pre mier cu s tom estate ove rlooking Big Canyon
Country Club's gorgeous 6th and 15th green
p lus sc1·cne lake front vistas from nearly C\'c1·y
room. Approximately 8.000 square feet ofliYing
space inclutling seven bedrooms. huge fonnal
dining room and li\'ing rooms. gorgeous kitche n
and la rge break.fast a rea. h a ndsom e library ancl
office. cozy fiun ii~· room plus bonus/
c nte11ainment room. Large exerci~c 1·oom off
m aster suite and pla~Toom off sqmrnte
children ·~ wing. Pool ruul spacious ckd <. Icka l
cul-d e-sac l<x.·ation. This home is a n incrcdihk
\'alue!
For ~lore Infonuaticm
Please Call:
Coasi Newport Properties
4 f 'ir•ie Pl11~11 • S11ite 260
1Ve1rport lle1H!l1. f 't1 112660
(714) 644-1600
Corona del Mar beauty .with ocean view
Located on a 7, 650-
square-foot corner lot
Thi' "a cu,tum re,1deocc which frJture'
quah1y cnn,1ruc1mn and'"' on a quiet
h11l,1de 'trect atx)\e Corona dcl Mar. It ha'
vie"":-of the ocean and Pelican Hill Golf
Cour,e. The area. known ll' Corona
Highland,. ii. a lo"ely community in
wa lking dhtunce to <I 'cmi-privutc beach
i.hurcd with neighboring Shore Cliff, and
Cameo Shore,.
The home ha' about 2.900 'quare feet on
one level with a thrce-c.1r garage below. It i'
li\ted at $795.000. an out,tandtng value for
thh occan-clo-.c home
This custom residence offers a sparkling pool with golf course and ocean views.
Entering through double doo~. there 1' a
view of the yard with u large pool and 'Pa
The home c;ipturc' v1cv. from each mom.
including the 'P<ICIOU\, yet COZ)' hvtng room
with ih wood-be;imcd cathedral cc1hng and
brick fireplace. L..irge window' look to the
ocean und French dno~ O\erlook the pool
and oul\ide entertainment are;a The dtntng
Golf Course home
Bright and airy, home overlooks a lush yard
room fc;iturc' a comer window loolo.ing out
w the golf cour'e and the ocean
The family room ''connected m the
breakfa,l area and open to .t large lo.11chen
Fabulou'I contemporary golf couri>e home with limci.tone noo~ throughout. L!ving
room features an exquisite marble fireplace bocked by a wall of gla!.\, Cu tom kitchen
with countcrtops adjoining i.pacious family room with fireplace , built·tn book~helvc<,
and wet bar. All overlooking a manicured yard and the golf cou~c. Perfection to i.how. Offered
at $1,495.000. • Fot more infonnation. call Shirley Harrii. or Jim Kline at Coa'>l Newport Propcrtte'I,
•OW: Plaza. Suite 260, Newport lkacb 92660. (7 14) 644-1600.
lm.:ludc:d arc 'cparatc Sub-liro rc:tngc:ra111r
and lrc:l.'1c1 un1h. a ~ommcn.:1al-1~ ~ ga'
1.1'!1!..top 1.·c:ntl'r ''land and pknt~ of 1.·1,untl'r
and 1.·upbu..ird ,palc A hght \\111i<l ll11or. le"
th.in l\.\<O yl.'al"' old. i:unncll' thl' l..1llhl'n .1nJ
the IJrgl' f.1m1l) roum h> '1wall~ ~onn.:d
the l\.\<O Plenty uf quaht~ bu1lt-111 1..abtnct'
and a co1y lirep!.1ce mal..e th1' arl'a thl' h..:an
uf fam ily life.
The ma,ter bedroom 'uitc '' l,1rgc.
featuring a ,j111ng area with lircplai:c and
panoramic "icw,. Hnu,cd 111 ,, ~parn1c
w111g. it gu.1rantec' pm i1cy and peal·c
Two more bedroom,. one very IJrgc .md
dh 1dcd mto two mom,. oci:upy one wing 111
the huu-.e. A total of three full bath' and
three firepl.icc:' enhaoce the home.
An udded benefit to Ii' ing in Corona dd
M;ir '' the low W• r.tte of 1.0221 'l .ioJ no
Mello-R<l(l' "'''C!"ment,.
Call Inga u h11tr1 of Coa~t Ntwport
Proptrlit • (714) 644-1600.
644~1600
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Patrick Bartollc $'85,000
Baycrest 4 Bd 3 Ba charming
remodeled home Large yard
Barbara Hutchings $618,000
Cameo Hlchlands Warm.
inviting private 4 Bd on corner lot
Valentine & Hutchings $667,000
The Estates at Seacllff Bank
owned1 4 Bd 4 Ba on golf course
Patrick Bartollc $687,750
Eastbluff Warmth & charm
abound in this customized home
Coby Ward $689,000
Laauna VIJlase Spectacular
new 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. contemporary
Connie MauentJ $695,000
Bank
owned! City lights view• S Bd 4 5 Ba
Patrick Bartollc $699,000
Pelican HUI Spectacular ocean
& golf course view lot. Tranquil setting
Marcy Weinstein $779,000
San luan Capistrano Huge 4 Bd
3 S Ba home with harbor view
Connie Musentl $1 ,195,000
Bfc Canyon Custom Sunset. back
bay & golf course views! Coormet kitchen
Shirley Harris $1 ,695 ,000
Udo Ille Remodeled Udo bayfront
on 40 ft. Wide lot on sunny side of Island
Finster, Bibb & Worden $2,49',000
-OFFICE ·HOURS 9:00 A.M. ~ 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Emerald Bay Great beach
house being sold al lot value
Rod & Nancy Daley $1,800,000
Laguna Beach Spectacular white-
water. Catalina & city lights views or
lAguna from this secluded hilltop location
lerry Finster $975,000
Shore Cliffs Ocean & canyon views
with beautiful kltchen makes home great for
now ... but. a new house on this lot? Wow!
Mlke Marr $995 ,000
View Properties
Cameo Highlands Dramatic &
exciting 4 Bd 4 Ba Expansive ocean
view, great livln1 areas· stunning!
Evan Corkett $1.195,000
Oceanfront Wonderful 5 Bd 4 Ba
family home on Beach Road Separate
guest quarters Also for lease at $5,()()(}'mo.
Connie Maxsentl $1 ,695,000
Ritz Cove Large custom home with
underground parking for 6+ cars
Scanlan & Busk $2.050,000
Bayside Drive Custom o Bd on
large bayfront lot Sandy beach & dock
Corkett & Gray $5,600,000
South Laguna MagniAcent oceanfront
home on secluded cove! Soaring ceilings.
walls or glass & separate guest quarters!
Bibb & Harris $2,495.000
lrvlne Cove Ocean view 4 Bd 5 5 Ba
6 car garage. 3 FP. 2 wet bars & A/C
Directly across from private beach
Rick Langevin $3.250,000
Family Neighborhoods
Eastslde Costa Mesa Outstanding
Eastslde l Bd. 2 Ba. with pool Must see!
Patrick Bartollc $342,000
Eastbluff Treat yourselr to a lovely
remodeled 4 Bd. home nestled In a
romantic English country walled garden.
Coby Ward $490,000
Bayfront Living
Udo Penlnsua. Dramatic views.
24 hour doorman, walk to shops
Mike r,tarr $750,000
..,_ Wud 45' level b.yfront
lot on Uttle Island. 45' slip & view.
Bert & Mart.• • .., $' ,19,,000
Eastbluff New remodel & e'pansion
otrers prime condition. pool & view ror
buyers needing excellence on single level
Coby Ward $539,000
Upper Newport Bay I 80n Back Bay
view with 17.000 sq ft "lot & view side
pool area make this home truly special
loAnne Perkins $549,000
Harbor View Homes 4Bd J58a
Portorlno model on oversized l ot
Tranquil setting backs to nature park.
Sara Hinman $565,000
Balboa Peninsula Near new cus-
tom home In private neighborhood
Short walk to beach. restau rants & shops
Ronda Hein $650,000
Harbor Highlands Delightful.
5 Bd + home with huge yard & pool
lulle Stephenson $575,000
Irvine Terrace Bay view home with
2 master suites. 3 car garage The ultimate
home for the discriminating buyer'
Marian Phillippi $1 ,229,000
Gated Communities
Newport Coast Breathtaking
views! 3 Bd !possible 4thl with den
Gree Lombardi $629,000
Emerald Bay Terrific lot. Best family
area in Emerald .Bay. Great neighbors!
Larae flat bulldln& pad. Walk to beach.
Rod & Nancy O.ley $700,000
Bii Canyon Beautiful expanded
Plan I. 4 Bd 3 Ba pool & spa on larae
private sunny lot. AC & security system
Kairen Betson $945.000
Bil Can,on Bro.dmoor Fabulous
5 Bd. family home with creat ftoor plan
Hardwood ftoors. French doors & morel
... Worden $949,000
Big Canyon Deanes Wonderful Deauville
model townhome on golr cour:;e with view,
used brick patios, garden, pool & spa
Beverly Morphy $975,000
Belcourt Sophisticated executive
townhome 3 Bd 3 5 Ba French doors &
windows. drrular staircase & high ceili0'5
Lyle & Elsendrath $1, I 00,000
H arbor Hiii Great property with
European chamt & beautiful view' 4 Bd +
library Great flow for entertaining
Morphy & Scanlan $1 ,295 ,000
BIC Can,on Cape Cod Ideal
family home. Green & lake views.
L.ecr•IMI & Worden $ 1 ,19' ,000
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Harbor Ridge
Harbor Ridge Estates 5 Bet. J 5 Ba
Ocean & city lights view 3 car garage
Langevin & Berg $879,000
Harbor Rld&e Estates Spacious
4 Bd Devonshire model Forever views•
Austero & Kim $950,000
...,_ Rklle Newly built 5~.home
with library. worltout room. pool & spa.
Kim &Austero $1,9'0,000
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• lowest priced fstate lownhome
• Tremendous quard·qated ualue
• Beautifully remodeled
• Popular single·leuel Jodelle model
• 3 bedrooms: 2 S baths
• Uolume ceilings: huge deck
• Ulooded. quiet and serene
Lido I s l e
• Unsurpassed quality and craftsmanship
• Hasterfully des11}Tled by Catherine Ulalllck
• f acmg premier mtenor qreen hell
• 3 bedrooms. 3 baths
· l emperature·controlled wine room
• Uolume ceilings: huge south patio
• Stale ·of·the·art gourmet kitchen
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SHIRLEY HARRIS
759-3727
)IM KLINE
759-3771
Big Canyon
$1,195,000
Big Canyon
$1 ,495,000
Har6or Island
$2,475,000
Linda Isle
$2,995,000
Irvine Cove-Laguna Beach
$9,500,000
Laguna Beacli
$2,495,000
Big Canyon
$1 ,695;000
Irvine
$184,000
Tlie Bluffs
$2,000 I mo. Lease
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759-3739
Beautiful 5 Bd. 4.5 Ba. custom home with
library. 4 fireplaces. sauna. pool & spa.
5 VIENNA $499,000
Your
Harhor Ridge
Specialists
Present RICK LANGEVIN
759-3759
Elegant 6 Bd. 7 Ba. estate with ocean and
harbor views. Pool. spa & 6 car garage.
Upgraded. expanded traditional Dynasty. Warm, private, upgraded. great view Low price. Great decor. Warm, charming)
Bd. 2.5 Ba. Fireplace In LR & FR. View. Private location Fabulous quality
5 3 HARBOR RI DGE $879 ,000
5 Bd 3 5 Ba J car garage, intercom & A/C.
Cre~t ocean. mountain & city lights view.
4 Bd. J 5 Ba. FR. 3 fireplaces. 3 car garage.
No One Knows More About The Coast
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BAYSHORES 5 &droom Bayfront $2,995,000
BAYSHORES 4 &droom Bungalow Style $569.000
BAYS HORES 4 Bedroom Mini Estate $4000/mo.
BEACON BAY 5 Bedroom on tfre Sand $1 ,695,000
HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3 Bedroom, Pool, Perfect! $575,000
LIDO ISLE 4 Bedroom -Huge Lot $1.195,000
PROMONTORY BAY Fren'fr Regency Bayfront $1,599,000
r. SHORE CLIFFS Ultl•ate Sports Retreat $3,400,000
SOUTH LAGUNA Awesome Oceanfront $2,495,000
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BAYFRONT PARADISE
(7f Mediterranean villa located on three /l. levels with balconies and viewing areas
that allow you to enjoy this outdoor paradise.
Revel in the coast's most impressive views.
Exquisite stonework and fine cabinetry
and detailing abound. Artistic touches of
specially crafted paintings, etched glass work
and lighting provide the background for this
five bedroom home. The large entertainment
area, family room, bayfront dock, and pool
and spa provide additional enjoyment to this
masterpiece.
Offered at $3,800,000
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759-3702
Balboa Island
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314 RUBY $650,000
Clwr111i11g Island home. 5 Bd 2. 5 Ba duplex located 011
lftl' ~1111ny side of the streel. Quiel family area, close to beach .
BIG CANYON LEASE
3 Bd. 2 5 Ba. View -53600/mo
Availtiblc Mc1y I
Superb Traditional Elegance
BELCOURT TERRACE COLLECTION
A prime co11dominium property i11 Belcourt, a prestigious walltd , gated.
and guarded tnclavt . A rare tftrtt btdroom two fevt f plan t11compassing
a lrut master suilt, tftrtt and 011t ftalf botfts, family room. formal and
informal dining, 3 car fully cabi11tted garagt A magnifietnl brici patio
featur111g raistd pla11ttrs. a fountain and malurt plantings. n;s rtsidtnct
also provid~ a complete internal monitored strnrily system.
$745,000
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Spectacular ocean, jetty
and sunset views.
Perfect 4 bedroom, 3 bath
family home close to COM
beaches. View decks
an~ large backyard.
$1,375,000
CONVENIENCE PLUS
Spacious and open
4 bedroom, 2.5 bath
townhouse.
Remodeled kitchen;
end unit. Close to
schools and shopping.
$239,000
JERRY FINSTER
SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE
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Stella \Vorden Dann } Bibb 7S9 3 I I I Gdn LcgtdtHI . . .
LINDA ISLE -Will trade for Bag
C.myon. 3BR ~uitC"s, & full view of
Harbor. 60ft. on the water · 2 doc~
& 3 :.idc tic:. ..................... $3,750,000
HARBOR IUDG'B · White, bright
& c:ontempor.uy, 48R suite~, libr.1ry, ·
& fa mily room. Pool, :.pa & :.umc
ocean ,;ewi. ...................... $1,895,000
BIG CANYON -Totally remodeled
BEITER T HAN NEW. 3BR, with
large den. Security 11ystcm .md cu!>
tomiLed throughout ............ $899 ,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS View:. of
<>el·.tn, bay, moulll.tllh .ind city laghh.
5BR':., plu:. family rm Squr.Hc
m.1ith 4uartcr:. ..................... S800.000
DOVER SHORES Beautiful front
row ,·iew o f B.,ck B.1y, 1.:ity li ghtll .md
mount.tins from thb l.1rge 4BR homl'.
Prfr.ite pool. ........................ $750.000
SEAVlEW · Ltrge:.t pl.111 4BR +
fam ily room. 3BA, ~m.ition.11 'll.,, of
l'ity light' Jnd mountJim. Llrgc lot
w/:.p.i .................................. $725,000
HARBOR RIDGE ' View of lit\' light~ & :.now capped mount;un~.
Remodeled 3BR + Lott -CJn h.nc .1
'>CpJr.tte gueM quartcn. 0\\ lh:r mJ''
'-arry 2TD or AITD ............ $559,000
NEWPORT TRI-PLEX -Ab,nlutc
l'op-ot:the line. Uppt:r h~ been mm
pletcly redone. Other unih in t<lp l'on
d1tic111. 3 cJr g.ir.l.ge ............... $489,000
',! \\l't 11..:1 . '"' \\ 11
HARBOR JUDGE -.. CJ,Jbl.tnl'J ..
pl.in wnh J pcacetiil wuodl.'d .rnd night
light new,. Lc.i.\I.' option? ...... $599 .000
R -2 LOT · Stl.'pi. {<> thl' bench.
E:-.ccpriun.11 v.1luc for thi' homl.' on J
IJrge lot 35\95. Will Jcrnm .1 4400 ll(j
ti dupll.'\ ............................ $349 .000
HARBOR RIDGE Ll\·cly country
& night light view' from thi:. l.irgc
38R town homl.' w/loft ....... $472,000
BIG C ANYON · Big Sur Ambi.11Kc
\\/p.m1.1I golf rnuN' \lew. 2BR + den.
Air \.t11ld1t111111ng .rnd J n11.x loc.H1on
Comm pool. 'PJ & tl.'lllll\ .. $264,950
NEWPORT BEAC H Ch.uming
mobile homl'. Tot.1 1ly r\·mmkkd &
l.'\p.rndnl Jnd .1 lowlv b.1y 'icw. Light
& tmght "/2RR + dl'll.. . .. .. $96,000
WATERFRONT I Moh1k Hornl.'
on the b.n in Lido P.uk Grl·.n for \'l'Jr
long 11\lng or \'J\..ltl<>n retrl.'.ll CJll
Now . .. . . . . .. ................. S 17 ,500
VERSAILLES P.rnor.1mi1.: ocl'.rn ,
b.1y, mountJin & city light 'icw) w / 2
bcdnK1m \llltc~. Highly upgr.1ded
..................................... $! 78,000
C AMEO HIGHLANDS -4BR
honw on l ll.'\"cl. (),er 2 ,000 ,.f
w/rcmmkkd katchl'n & hnth' Nin·
\,trd \\/ p.um & pm·Jtc pool. lire.it
lo~:.mon .................... $575.000
O CEAN VIEW DUPLEX • A r.11'1.'
opportunity. 2 unit:.. tire.it for inves·
tur~ or hve 111 one & let the other help
m.1ke thl· pJvmcnh ............ $599 ,900
COR.01'".A DBL MAit Grc.u loc.i
tulll 111 HJrbor View Hilb E\tra large
lot. Laght & .tiry nkc patio. I..ot' of
mum co expand .. ,.......... . .. $595,000
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LOWEST PRICE! · Dram.uic ~ingk
kvd townhome, 2BR, w/rcmoddcd
kitehl.'n Jnd mJny \.'ui.tom fr.Hurl'~.
L>t' of PiL.izz ....................... $209.000
NEWPORT CREST ·FULL
O CEAN VIEW. Sl'm.Hwn .1 1 3BR
town home. Be .i u ti fu llv remodeled,
tlrcplJce, l.'\p.llldl'd dl·ck ....... $324,500
NEWPORT CR.EST L.irge 4 BR
plu' 1:1mily room. Pcrf~1.:t C<)lldirion
with dccor;1tor rile, tl rcpl.in? Wl't bJr,
. t I t' $250 000
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EAST COSTA MESA pJdou~ 3BR
townhoml'. V.iultl·d ll'1l111g ... nl'W c:.1r
pl't. OVER 1800 liq . tt .. llld look" lik'-·
new!! ..................................... $279,000
ORANGE 48R home on .1 Llrs~·
coml.'r lot. New 1...1.-pct, firepl.Kl\ famal\'
mum & nil'c y.ud "/brick tin:pll.
lirl'Jt neighborhooJ ........... $ 199,900
GRAYLAND, WASHINGTON
Loc:.ued on .rn .1c:rl' with 180° occ.rn
\'H.'W\. 3BR enagy d ti\. ient home
w/1.300 'tt.tt. dn:k ......... $359,000
MISSION VIEJO Pei k\.l for tiN
timl.' buyer~! Llrg'-· end llllll w/2 m.1,
ter i.11irc,. Lowe\t priled comfo 111
Ritlgemont.. ........... .. .......... $165,000
COSTA MESA "p11tle" I l.1rhP1
Poante townhuml·. 1 l.ug'-· 'llll'-"
w/l-.uhnlrJI Cl.'iling ... ln,1lk unit ~Ile
~ .1rd . .. .............. ... . ..... $ l 43,900
SOUTH COAST M ETRO · GrcJt
loc:.uion 1.:011,•en1cnt to '\outh Co.1't
Pl.11.1 & ThcJtrl'"· 3RR. 2 liA \\ith Ill'''
1.Jrpct .111J p.lint.. .... . . .. .... $99 ,000
ORANGE PAllX A~llES
Quiet loc.aion,
2BR. l Ind l'rn.J unit. light .ind
bright. Clo~ to pool. ......... S 184,500
TURTLE ROCK · SfR \\ith 4BR.
2.5 BA, -FormJI dining. family room,
beautiful kitchl'll w /h.1rd\vood floor-
ing, fre~h paint. Pm".lll' 'PJ ... $349,500
HERITAGE PARK · L1veh· 2 tx:J
room mwnhumc with J nice locJtlOI\
on thl' park. Air conditioning & 2 c.1r
g.1rage ................................ S 149 .900
HERITAGE PARK -Lmdy 3BR,
2.SBA town home. Nice loc.1tion Ill' Jr
p.trkl. .md ~choot.., commiunity pool,.
No Mello Rom .................... S 169 500
$349,500
19391 Sicrr.i Chul.t T. Hill
NEWPORT BEACH $279,000
2463 !nine #E3 J. Ar.icnJult
BIG CANYON $899,000
17 IU1l' FontJinbkJu J .MJthcr
N EWPORT CREST $324-,500
20 lm.1 LoJ Ct D.Chambcrs
SUNDAY
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NEWPORT BEACH
124 26th Street G chrocdcr
CORONA DEL MAR
618 B. Ja..,mi11I.'
NEWPORT BEAC H
60 Sea lslJnd L. r<1\t1:r
HERITAGE PARK $169,500
22 Helena T Hill
NEWPORT C RBST $209,000
I 0 l Columbia B.Clumhm
SATURDAY/SUNDAY
SBAVIEW $725,000
2027 Yacht Dctendcr N. Englcbr;
DOVER SHORES $750,
1484 GJIJX) £. Flan.•pn
HARBOR RIDGB $559,000
J PJlmc:r
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Cliff~ood at· Canyon ;Crest
celebrates gra ~nd opening
Hundreds tour the
new Mission Vieio
community.
Attracte-d by 1he pre mier of beautifully
decorated model homes that reveal a wide
array of buyer-inspired lu xury features. more
1han '350 enthusiastic homeshoppe~ turned
ou1for1he grand opening of Taylor
Woodrow Home:-' Cliff wood Canyon Crest
in Mi"sion Vieju. Several fami lies added to
the succel.s of the evem by purcha!ling
homes in the pres1ig1ou:.. guard-ga1ed
community. during the 1h1rd sale\ rek:1'e
and model grand opening celebration.
A)) they toured the modeb. ~hopper<; were
imprc.,sed by the multitude of i.ought-after
appointment!. that are included in price~
starting from the low $300,()()(},,. Highlighl!-.
include built-in desks in selected secondary
bedrooms. bcau1iful brick-faced flreplace'
with white wood mantels in 1he family
rooms. central air-conditioning and healing
'Ystems. lavish master baths with walk-in
closets. deep uval tubs and \eparate
overi.ized showers with built-in seats.
Visitors were abo imprc,sed by hnw
carefully Taylor Woodmw has lis1ened to the
opinions of buyers and incorporated design
concepts that reflect the way today's families
live. For example, family entenainment
rooms are exceptionally spacious and
functional which allows busy families to
have more time together. In addition. extra-
large interior laundry room~ provide the
extra counter space and :-.torage cabinets that
many buyers have a'kcd for. along with 1hc
convenience of a laundry chute. and most
plans are.enhanced by a library that may ali.o
be selected a!> an optional extra bedroom.
With space planning and dei.ign by the
profe,.sional flnn of Euro Design. kitchen!-.
also mirror the preference., of buyer'>. which
inspired such conveniences as large gounnet
1!.lands. while cabinetry wi1h European
hinges and adju'itable shelve~. hand-!>et
ceramic-tile countertops, under-cabinet
fluorescent lighting and all-white
KitchenAid appliances, including a four-
bumer tempered-glass cooktop. double
ovens with self-cleaning feature on the upper
oven and a Quiet-Wash multi-cycle
dishwasher. Also enhancing efficiency is an
Eye-Level microwave wilh carouM:I and
even-cooking feature. •
AJong With all the price-included extras,
Cliffwood impressed home shoppers by
offering nUftlerous opportunities for families
to customize their living environment That
advantage is exemplified by an optional
imagination room in Residence I. Made
possible by the split design of the home's
three-car garage this unique spooc gives
buyers the opportunity to transform the
single-car garage section into a home office,
children's playroom exercise studio or room
of their cboioc.
In ~ ~bedroom Residence U, a
versatile ",upeironus room" features an
optional ref re.shment counte.r with
tefri.Serator, yen may choose to convert
boCb the bonus room and library to optional
cQtl bedrooms. Re1idence ID ca.41ily
accommodates a
variety of activities
o;imultaneously with
a library downstairs
and a bonus room
upstairs, while large
households have the
oplion of selecting
a~ many as six
bedrooms, including
1wo on the first
floor.
The desire for
pre,.tige among
buyers inspired
di!>tincli ve exterior
elevations that
tfo.play the ctiann of
Californi a
Craftsman-style
architecture. which
is reminiscent of
many of Southern
California's most
dc'>1rable,
e!.lablished
neighborhoods.
Design highlight~
include warm colors.
wood accents,
concrete-tile roofs,
attractive shutters,
entry and rear side-
yard walls detailed
with masonry and
wrough1-iron
accenL". Private
entry counyard"
provide an inviting
introduction to each
home. and three-car
garages are finished
with roll-up wood
doors anJ an
aulomatic door
opener.
The grand
opening al"o
spotlighted lhe
outstanding private
amcnitie.'i that make
Canyon Crest one of
Mission Viejo's most
exclusive addresse!I.
Among them are a
beautifully
appointed
clubhouse. four
lighted tennis courts, a children's play area
and two swimmfog pools, including one of
Olympic-sized dimensions. In addition. to
the private recreational facilities available at
Canyon Crest. the neighborhood overlooks
scenic Lake Mission Viejo, where a marina,
residents-only beach club and Shoreside
Park offer activities ranging from boating
and fishing to swimming and picnicking.
Residents will aJso be conveniently close to
all of the exceptional amenities that have
made Mission Viejo the fulfillment of the
CaJifomia Promise, including golf counies,
hiking and bikini trails. recreation centers,
sports fields. sboppfoa centers, fine
restauranta aod. hiply accredited schools.
Cliffwood home owners will automalictlly
beccmc members of the Lake Miuion Viejo
Home Owners' Association and the Canyon
Cliffwood at Canyon Crest -Pion 2. Mission Viejo
Cliffwood at Canyon Crest -Pion 2c, Minion Viejo
Crest Home Owners' Association, which
maintain common facilitieli for a monthly
f ce paid by all residents.
Cliffwood at Canyon Crest is the latest
residential development by Taylor Woodrow
Homes California's Limited, a member of
the London-baled Taylor Woodrow Group,
founded in 1921. Today, this worldwide
team consists-of more than 150 cngincerina.
construct.Ion and development companies.
Major incemationaJ airports. multi-million
dollar ~I malb and even the Cliannel
TunMl ll'e ..,.. the projects for wllltb
Taylor Woodrow is renowned. In the Uniled
Stain. ~ylor ~ Homes' superior
effona hive received llldoNI and re~·
acclaim for o«mna outstandiJls hoines i"
unparalleled living environments.
To discover all the reasons behind the
SU«CSS of the grand opening of C1iffwood at
Canyon Crest, exit the San Diego Freeway
( 1-S) at Alicia Parkway and go east. Tum
left on Olympiad Road, right on Melinda
Road. right at the guard-galed Healher Olen
entry and right on Canyon Crest Drive. Tum
right on App1e1ate and left on hrldield to
the Cli.ff'wood sa.les complex, where
furnished models are open daily fnxh 10
a.m. to S p.m., except Mondlyl, When how1
a 2 to 5 p.m. AdcMtional ~ii
availlble by callina (714) 457-1072.
CORONA DEL MAR
CORONA DE. NAii Olarming cottage plus
ocean \/lew artist's stua10, 2 car gar RI zone but
has 2 sep living areas Roof deck So of
Coast Highway..... . . $625,000
CORONA DEL MAR Ocean view So of
Hl4.y 17. 700 sq ft lot w/large home 3BR
1BA 2 car gar R-1 zone but arranged v./3
~ate areas . $895,000
CORONA DEL MAR Classic Village coltdge
5o of hlNY w/upgraded kit sunlit hv rm .
fAU. 2BR w/French doors opening to priv
pdtlo. 2 car gar. Mint Condition . $459,000
CAMEO HIGHlANDS Expansive 4BR.
4 SBA entertainment oriented home 14.000 sf
lot Seckided pool. indoor spa 15 skylights. 34
French doors. SmaD ocean \/leW $899,000
CORONA DEL MAR So. ol the hlNY duple>.
on one of the pret11e~t street~ in the village
42x 118 lot with huge park hke ydrd between
main residenu! dnd unit $499,000
DIVINE TERRACE E>.pan,1w upgraded &
bnghtl Wall~ of glas~ bnng bedullful gr0t1nd'
mto ltv rm w/hbrary akO\'l' drn rm & m\tr
swte 4BR 3BA Nl.'V. kitdlt?n" $699,500
CORONA DEL MAR Dramatic near new
condo 3BR suite!> gourmet kit . fam rm
roof deck Unique \tde by side design w/lg
tios/ nvo~ 2 car a~ e .... $595,000
SHORE CUFFS Magnificent 5 or 6 BR.
5 5 BA custom hm Up close ocean view.
gaated beach access finest quality t/o High
cell . 3 fplc maid s rm . $2, 7 50,000
BALBOA ISLAND
BAI.BOA I oom or t e entire
family! 4BR, 4BA. 2 story is iust steps from best
beach Remodeled In ·93 & looks great Big
pall05 and 2nd story deck . $695,000
BAUIOA ISlAND Spacious duplex on one
of the best streets. Pretty brick paho 2BR
main res. w/beam ceiling & fireplace 1 BR
apt w/prlvate entrdnce $5S9,500
BAUK>A ISLAND UtUe l~land duplex in a
coveted corner location 3BR main r~ and 1 BR
apt 2 plus 1 car enclosed garages with street
entrance $679,000
BALBOA ISi.AND Mint condition duplex
2BR main res Large hving room with bnck
fireplace & darhng kit Beautiful patio between
urrts 2BR apt over 2 car gar .. $519,950
llAl80A mAND Bult 1986 with attention
to quality Main res features lg elegant hv
rm/din rm w/coffer~ ceil. & brick !pie. 1st
class lBR .... . ......... .. ...... $719,800
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OPEN HOUSES
1924 TAHUNA TER. IRV TER SAT
203 DIAMOND, BALIS SAT
352 HAZEL, COM SAT & SUN
SAT&SUN
SISB BEGONIA. COM SAT &SUN
3337 AU.SAMA, C.M. SAT & SUN
2033 COLDENEYE, C.M. SAT & SUN 1-5
FOR MORE INFORMATION ... 644-8700
WEST NEWPORT
NEWPORT SHORES Spdrkhng bright. 3
bedroom remodeled home with VdUltl'<i ce1hng.
plantation shutters brick patto Fabulous
kitchen' . ... $279,900
NEWPORT BEACH New paint & carpet.
~hb & generous u..~-; create bright intenor
of 3BR 3BA t01A1nhome Fabulous k11chen. wet
bar. frplc & 2 car ga.age! $279,000
COSTA MESA
MESA VERDE 4BR. 3BA two story on d
quiet street Hardwood floors. upgraded
kitchen and bath~ formal dining room
Immaculate' $264,000
COSTA MESA New pamt. new carpet & floor
tile n<!W roof 3BR 2BA plus huge family room
& d1mng room French doors in living room
Pret ent w/bt'Kk ters $225,000
NEWPORT COAST I LAGUNA
NE'WPOllT COAST Prestigious gated
comm Bulh 1994. 3BR library. 2 fpk: 3 car
garage. Exquisite maple floors. soaring
cei s & ntation shuttm $650,000
18V1NE COVE Be dazzled by the ~
master suite w/spectacular. ocean view. fplc &
wet bar. Dramatic home w/eleYator. pool. $pa &
IWno garage................ . ... $1 ,US.000
N£'WPOll'I' COAST Brand new "'Ocean
Ridge" custom w/panoramic ocean, city & mln
view Contemporary design w/marble. granite
14.000 ft lot .. $1 795 000
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BRAND SPANKING NEW
SparkJing. light. bright & airy are
these rwo brand nrw townhomes so.
of PCH in a most prrferred section of
old CdM ne'ar bches & village shops.
Built by cxi:1_erienced local t>uilder with
real pndc of ownership quality
throughout.
$569,000 (front) SOLD
$425,000 (rear unit availa ble)
BLUFFS VIEW LOT
Build your dream home on chis sloping
exira wide parrel in CdM E'WY yach1
must pass and re\ icw cmering or leav-
ing rhe harbor in front of 1his magnifi-
cenl site. Exisring building plans arc
available for your inspcmon. Vrry
mo1iva1cd seller will consider trades.
Existing loan is assumable.
$999,000
CATALINA AND PAVILION VIEWS
Bay and ocean scented breezes with
fal>ulous views. night lights 100. arc all
yours free of weekend or summer time
crowds. A 4 bedroom. 4 / bath. 4 car
garage amidst cl most sought after.
,uiet and St'r<.'ne nt•tghbornood in old
~orona del Mar
$998,700
JUST REMODELED
Expanded 3 bdrm. 2 bath w/garden
patio home & income unil on exlra
wide parcel near beaches & village
shops. Extremely quiet & mosl
preferred & sought after CdM location
so. of PCH. The carpets & master
bedroom & bath arc spanking new.
Cozy fireplace & open beam ceilings.
$629,500
CDM VlLLAGE
Light. bright. airy and only steps away
by foot 10 quainr shops & restaurants
& minutes to freeways & major
shopping malls. Six years new
w/woodl>urning fireplace. garden
patio & dbl car enclosed garage. Very
morivated scllcr ... Just reduced 10 ...
$388,800
CDM TOWNHOME W/POOL
Only a few steps away by foot to local
village amenities and even less
distance to the pool & club house &
patio. This 2 bdrm townhome affords
quick access to beaches & freeway
systems. Enclosed garage & sunny
patio 100.
OCN FRNT HOME+ GST HSE
A wandering path via pool &. lush
gardens leads to crashing waves and a
very intimate & private t>cach below. 3-
car !@rage w/ample off-street parking.
4 beef rooms. 4 baths, game room &.
terrace. 1Wo kitchens and a garden
gazebo with ocean views gafore.
$2,495,000
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New model now open
in O(ean Ridge
Newport Coast ~~~...,-~~--..-._..._..,11111"1~ ... --~r"'-:-~~...,
new models now
open
Ne~ p<1rt Cu,lClm farnh:'
Inc .. i~ now 'howca,ing ii'
new model' ut Ocean Ridge 111
Newport Coa~t. The drumultl'
custom home' runge from
3.500 -6.000 ..quare feel on
lot~ averaging one-quartl'r Jere
priced from $995.000. !pril'C'
include hnmc. lot .ind
land,cuprng front and rear.)
E\ery lU,tom home: p.id•agc 1'
tum-~y ~ith no uddmonal
('0,l\.
You may ..elect from a
'ariety of :l\a1lable home
tJe,1gn' or allo>A our an.h1lel"l'
to de,ign a home which
reOech your peN>nal .
preference and 1a,1e. Feature'
include four to ,;\ bedroom'.
four and one-h.tlf to fi, c and
one-half bath,. three Ill four-
rnr garage' :md library.
Each home i' de,igncd tn cn:ute an
ambiance of elegance und nchne". IXlail·
oriented Mediterranean and llahunc,que
architecture create a 'tyle rcmini-.ccnt of u
European re,ort. Dramatil' cn1rie,. curved
,1airca~i.. i.1a1t:ly column,, un:he' and
niche' arl only a few cu,tom feature' u":d
throughout the an:h11ec1ure of 1he home,.
Special feature,, such a' expan""e entry
ways to maxim11c the view. cu,lom·
dei.igned noor,. walk-in wet bar... \ 1ew
rooms. mu)lic mom,, gue't room' and
lqggias add an 1mpre"1'e touch 111 e'ery
occa.sion and make each home an
entertainer\ delight yet pr.ict1cal for hvmg
Slandard amenilie' include marble. w(1od
and lime\tOne Ooor... lU\IOm \IJtn.U\C
railing. wood-burning fireplace' in the
li,ing room. fam1l} nll1m. ma,ler 'u11c and
library with cu,111m de~1gned m.irble and
pre-ca,1 lacing,. Cu,iom de,1gncd
ba<.eboard,. gencrou' rece,-.ed hghtmg
throughout and choice ol 'mooth or light
wall texture. Du.ii mne heating und air
conditioning. central vacuum 'Y'tem.
cuMom rounded wall comer,. large laundry
area and roomy walk-in clo~I:-. (mo,1 plan,).
Gounne1 kitchen' are equipped with center
island cooktops. "ulad 'ink. granite
countcrtop,, dual di,hwa,.her ... 48-inch wide
!>Ub·Lero refrigerator. large pantry. double
oven. mi crowave and tra'h compactor.
Each of the~ detail-oriented home'
include a lavi'h m:l\ler 'uite with retreat and
fireplace. Ma.,1er bath with marble i.lab
countenop,, spa tub, marble \howcr with
dual control' and b1de1 Mo't home' include
view balcon1e' in 1;elcc1ed room,.
Complimenting the Med1temmean
architeciure is lu'>h land.-.caping 1nclu~d in
every home package. Re,idcnt' of Ocean
Ridge al\O benefit from tt' private. <;e<:Juded
locution and 24-hour guard ..crvice
Elegant cxtenor. include decorator entry
light fixlures. clay tile roof,, crafted double
entry door;, prc-ca't concrete column' and
win<fow 'urround' (if upplicuble). quality
French doors thmughQut. Meditcrn1net1n
'tylc i.tucco colon.. cxpun,ive view
balcooic-\, Ju,h landc;c11ping wilh cu-.tom
designed colored slumped or ~ored
dnvcw1y11 and pulill, foll rear yllrd gla.'"
fenci"g and much. much more.
Newport Cui.tom ci.tatc'i offen. a unique
trade-in progrilm for qualified buyer\. Thi~
New models opening in Oceon Ridge
'pecial program allow-; you 1n trade-in your
property for a new cu,tom hllme in Oceun
Ridge. Contarl a 'alei. repre~ntall\e for
mon: delaik
Newport Cu,1om E,1<1tei. lnl'.. uJ,o offef\
mi.tom home package:-in Pelican Hill
'taning at S 1.395.000 for home' ranging
fmm 4.500 lo 8.000 MjUare feel and Pel11.:Jn
Point from S 1.495.000 for home" ranging
from 4.500 to 6.000 ..quare feel. Pelii.:an Hill
1, known for iL' incredible 'iew' of lhe
ocean. harbor. city Jnd grilf cour.c' w11h 1111'
aver-Jging one-hJlf acre. Pelican Point nfter.
(lCei.ln fmnt Ji .. ing with direct beoch ucce"
Jnd lot-. a\erng1ng one-quarter ut.'Tt. 'Tim
\Cduded area 1, 'urmunded by the PeltcJn
Hill golf couN: w11h nuMunding '1ew" ol
the 1x·e.in
Ne1o1. port Cu,1nm E'l<lte' Inc . 'pec1al11e'
in tod.iy\ market dem.ind,. Euch home I'
truly a ma,terp1cce :ind prmide' ha-.,le-free
CU\tom home Ji .. ing. Affordable pncing with
true l'll'lllm elegance j, pm .. ided for C\CI)
home. Incredible interior drama i' our
'J>Cl'iuhy. Every cu,lom home offer' a multi·
million dollar look without the mu hi-million
dollar price. Euch home i' cu,tom. not being
duplic.ued. ensuring a unique de,ign for an
environment which will enhance your
lifNylc.
Re,1dent' of Ocean Ridge ure a -.h<lrt
di~tancc fmm Pelic.in Hill Golf Club.
Fa,hion 1,Jand and other re<.·rc;.ition<1l
cJe,tmntion' nf Newport Beach and LagunJ
Beach. Shopping. dining and entertainment
arc only u few of the finer thing' offered in
thio; 'pedal location. Newpon Coa't i' p.in
of n ma.,ler-planned f't\()(1 dc\tmation. Ami'
of Newport Co•1'1 arc planned to include
world-clav. rt~rt hotel,.
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LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT HOME
Contemporary 5BR. 4BA. 3 car garage. exceptional
attention to detail with granite and marble
throughout. Dock for large yacht. $1,999,000
4BR. 3.SBA. Li ght. neutral interior. dock for
large yacht! 2 car garage and 2 car parking.
$1,550,000
' PENINSULA POINT BAYFRONT ESTATE
Unique 4-story home on secluded East Bay Ave.
9BR. 7BA. dock for 3 large yachts. Includes 2
guest homes same Spanish style. $5,800,0000
OPEN HOUSES
This Weekend
• -PENINSULA BAYFRONT
Main turni ng ba in -traditional 3BR -lSBA
home + I BA -I BA gue t quaners.
Dock + roof to deck $1,595,000
Oceanfront custom 5BR-6BA home of finest
quality elevator. many balconies. granite
urfaces. Mu t ee to believe. $1,599,000
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
4BR-2BA up. 3BR down . 2 car garage. beautiful
ocean views. Super sharp! $895,000
820 W. BAY AVE-.. --SATISUN l-5·--·-·-$1,595,800
512 VIA LIDO NORD.-•• SATISUN 1-5 ... -......... $1.SS0,000
1716 W. OCEANFRONT ••• SATISUN J-5 ........... _..$1.599,000
239 VIA LIDO SOVD ......... SUN 1-5 •••••.•••••.•.••••••..•• $1,999,000
(714) 673-3777
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Dream home package being offered
at Ventana ·by Greystone Homes
• Located near Tustin Ranch Golf Course, Ventana offers home buying packages for everyone.
The holiday'> may be long gone. but
Grey .. tonc Homes is still giving gifts to
homcbuyer-. at Vcntana. it'> new
community of luxury townhomes in
Tu'>tin Ranch. Buyers who purchase a
home at the gated. golf course-dose
community before March 31 m~ select
one of four Dream Home Gift Pack.ages.
each wonh thousand~ of dollars. including
appliances. custom window treatments.
upgraded countertop'> and flooring, or
reduced monthly payment'>.
Located in a private. gated community
near the Tustin Ranch Golf Course.
Ventana offers five distinct floor plans
with 1.046 to I. 734 square feet. which
feature two or three bedrooms. two and
one-half to three bath'>. private yards or
deck' and hard-to-find attached two-car
garage<;. A new phaM: of townhomes has
JUSt been releai,ed at Ventana. making all
floor plan.. available again to buyers. "Our
gift package offers homebuyer!\ a chance
10 make their dream home a reality:· said
Delia Hilton. sales representative at
Ventana. "Plu!\, with the community's fine
amenitie!>. and the townhomes' quality
craft<>manship and outstanding
appointments. this is an opportunity
buyers can't afford to mi'i,."
Greystone Home.,· Dream Home Gift
, Packages include the following: (All gift
packageo; and doll ar amounts may vary
ba-.cd upon product and plan)
• State-of-the-Art Appliances -includes a
new wa<;her and dryer. space-saving
coffee maker and can opener. vacuum
cleaner. mixer. d1,hc'>. gla.,,e.,, pots and
pJn'
• Cu,111m Window Treatmenh -offers
huycr' a chou:c of cu<ttom wood '>hullers.
wooclhhnd,, vcrtic.:al">. balloon valance,,
Rnm~m \hade,, <;ilhouett~!> and vignettes.
• Upgrnde Flooring and Countertop" -
ml'lu<lcs upgraded carpet. ceramic tile.
wood. marble. granllc and limestone in
,1<l<lit1011 to a c.:hotc.:c of countcrtops such as
upgraded t·eramH.· tile. Corinn. marble or
gr an1te
• Re<lu1.:cd Monthly Puym1..•n1' -Grcy~tonc
I lnmc' help-. horncbuyer' aftord their new
home by p:1y111g p<11ot' un the intcre\I rate
l11r the fir,t lwo year' o f home owncf'h1p.
Alrc.1dy 1ndudc<l "'11h C\ cry home at
Ventun.1 urc 1.. U\IOm 4ual11y amenllie' 'ut·h J' intcnor laundry room .... ct·mral air
c.:ondilionmg. 'pauou' hncn do,ct ... Pnc.:e
-pft,ter toilet~ and faucets. woocl-burmng
fireplace' w11h gla\ door-. and ga'> log
hghtc(, O\.crhcad fire '>pnnklcr-. and
cu.,rom-tcxcurcd ceahngs throughout each
home. The kjtchen's General Electric
applinncc package include'> a wh1te-on -
while flcctnc, M!lf-deanmg oven and gas
cooktop, o mit.rowavc ond a Potscrubber
d~hwasher.
1bC beauty and outstanding
con~tructio.n quality of Venlana's interiors
.. js evidenced by ceramic-tile or wood·floor
entries, quality wall-te>-wall carpeting in
Ventana home at Tustin Ranch. Ventana's collection of beautiful townhomes includes five plans.
major living areas. vaulted ceiling •
custom-quality light fixtures and prewiring
for cable. Early-California concrete tile
roofc;, <;olid birch front doors, electronic
garage door opener<>. and backyard or
luxurious patios or deck.\ are among the
exterior features of each residence.
Ventana residents have accco;<; to a
recreation facility complete with a
park. a sparkling pool and 'pa. a
tot Jot. barbecue facilities and
a lighted tennis court. ln
story carriage home with two spacious
bedrooms. two bath.s. a large living room
and dining room with a fireplace. a fully-
amcnitized kitchen with a breakfa.'it bar.
two decks. a convenient interior laundry
room. and a two-car garage.
addition. the Ventana
homeowners
a.,c;oc111tion
maintains the
land<;caping.
greenbelt
walkway'
and all
i:ommon
Jrea'> of the
• Plan B has 1.411 square f cet and l'i a
two-story rownhome featuring a
master bedroom with a private
bath. a second bedroom with tts
own bath. a first-floor powder
room, a living room with
access to a private "Our gift
package offers
homebuyers a chance to
ake their dream home
patio, a spaciOU\
family room, a
dining room. a
kitchen open
to lhc rear
yard, an
in1eno1
laundry
mom and a
community
The growing
commumt) ofTu,trn
reality. II
d1rccHlCCC\'i,
two-cur attached
garag~.
Ranch ha~ many
amenities. mcluding Lhc
planned Tustin Sports
Complex. which will offt:r 20
acre<> of oftball field. tcnni-. court.,,
soccer fields, a playaround 1111d a
picnic area. ln addition. a new
elementary school, cxclu ivcly M:tvmg the
Tul>tin Ranch area, i. scheduled to open in
fall of 1995.
Ventan1t's collection of beautiful
townhome includes the following:
• Plllfl A is a I .046-squarc-f ()()(, 11inaJe·
•Plan C 1<. a 1.4~
c,quare-foot. one-\lory
home. It has two bedroom'>
with a den (which can be
converted lo a third bedroom). two
~uh<., a livma room with u f1rcplocc. a
fulJy-featured kitchen, an interior laundry
room. direct acces~ to a ruck-under two-
car attached garage and a largo. fully-
covercd deck. Th.i town.home is am<ma
the largest two-bedroom attached home
in the area and provides privacy and a
sccurc-feelin& upstairs environment.
•Plan D. a two-story. 1,498-square-foot
comer townhome. has three bedrooms,
two and one-half baths. a living room with
a fireplace. a separate dining room with
direct acce s to the rear yard. a gounnet-
tyle kitchen with a breakfast bar, an
interior laundry room. and direct access to
a two-ear attached garage. The large
kitchen off en. access from the entry of the
home and also ~onvenientfy leads to the
dining room, which features direct acces'>
to the rear yard. The master bedroom's
bath has an over-siled walk-in wardrobe
closet.
• Plan E has I .734 square feet with a
mao;ter uite. u ~econd bedroom with 11\
own bath. and a den or office on the fiN
level. which can be conve rted to a third
bedroom. lt offer; three bath'>. a Hving
room and dtning room. u family room
with a fireplace. u kitchen w11h n
grccnhoo.,e window and a brcakf a~t bar.
an interior laundry room and a •~o-car.
direct-acce'" garage. The ma.\tcr \U11c·,
bJth pmvide., an ovcr-,17\!d drc-.1img urea.
a \Cparnte garden tub and tile hower and
a twin-tn~ vanity.
To reach the Ventana !.ah:' off K:e. C!'ttl
the Santa Ana (S) freeway at Tustin Ranch
Road and bcOO north. Right at Oreenwa)'.
Vcntana will be on the left. Sale~ office is
o~n Monday:.noon to S p.m. and
Tuesday -Sunday, 10 a.m. -S p.m.. Call
(714) 831-1889.
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Largest Single Stoty-Port Sb'Mts OVER 2,200 SO FT X-l.atge, South llCing yard,
lush l8rldlaipi 19. Huge 'SllM room· -almosl 1,000 sq. ft Upgraded kilchen. mirror9d war-
dl'ObM, room lo• lo eeoond II . New paint. inside and out $479,000
~ LMODEL.t'+Z) On~•hbelt. CCIMOllPLEX-Larcte Owme(•unlt, ~., -~-PQ'.Ol. ID«*"t 1-*ball Floe locam u~ front unit, tatge
IMtldt. ~-. tffif\l Md~ with maslier eulte. flr•pface. separat• tub new .._ dloot ~ 7'I ehower. elttilg area Tiie kitchen oount-
CHRISTA
&
GERRY
LONG
«'"·\op8. upgraded~t&$$60,000.
Front Unit (5 BA) for lea!e '2,300.
SEAWINOI OUtET ... Harborlllew Ph Ill
City llgtlt$/mourPll'I View ~ • loYely
yard. Pott Cart~~ I~~.
man)' up.gradq$, oa'af oommunlty po01,
~ and tennis. Aed\lded to '459,000
POffl' STREETS-CARMEL
New, ~bl& root. air cond •• secur-
ity sys.tern. )(.Wge (almost 8,000 sq,. ft.}
~· 3BM BA, Reduced 10 $409,000.
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GERRY AND CHRISTA -640-LONG I 640-5664
We to en core , me rue 1n>1 o 1t10 "" y c, -Oog1nol Roo. pion on lorge lol allows for e•pons•on os needed Prtnc1pol1 only pleoi. ond ,;,.,..,.,by oppo<n•rr~nl only P1.ced Ol $229 900 for o q11<~ sole ond escrow Near Sock Boy ood Schools
329 Colleen Place, Costa Mesa
Residential. Investment. Land. Homesites. Build to Suit
Eo1t Po1odeno Home: JBP & I BA on lorg,. lor rNJdy ro e•pond Old fo,,.,, & II '"' Pwud" 1",1"r" ol• ~ ..... d
or $179 900 Fmoncing uvu1loblo
Lok• Elsinore Home: '"'~ctoble 4 bedroom 2 S borh home on o JO 000 \"I h k11 "'rh pocol mid >fKl
furploce J car goroqt> ond over 2200 1q fr Value P"ccd al $189 500
,.__ Awcodo Grow .. Homesite-Bvy
)'Oii! 1e111-nt homes.le l"1W Ove< .S oc•es w1rh oll
uhl1hes eilote home neighborhood, 500 ~"' ond
co"yon •-s Recently Reduced 10 olliy $ 145,000
Sherman Oolu Fourplex· ComDle1tly rtl!O'ed
ond remodeled uni~ thor 1.-~ like o ~ Neo1
freewoy• shooo1ng & line don1ng, 1n p"me "tside1111ol ~.Ql.bOrhood Svb~r to 1031 e.chonge P .. ced OI $495,000
Cnll Al Martini Reultor f o r .. o lutio n-. nt
MGA ASSOCIATES. INC.
551-6142
• enc1es Non-stop activities for local a
Fourth annual garage sale forctmn1 ot ttie indu,tr) before J 1ump can
"The-.e meeting.' prm 1de dircll C\p!hurc be fc h by a worn.in hosted by Waterfront Homes' 111 our h'ted propcn1c' and bnng them or her dc"l\:tor.
together w11h 'Jle' C\ecull'e' currenll) Tt> schtdult 011 agents planned for Saturday working Y.llh qualified bu) Cr': 'aid Maxine appointm,nt. call
· Montgomery, Orange County dl11trict (800) 458-33115.
,..,..,.._~ h\ thal ....t+Ull time again
for the
fourth annual
Newport
' Height' and
Cliffhaven
Garage Sulc
•••• .planned 7 u.m. •
2 p.m .. Suturduy.
Organized by
W•tmront Homes'
agents M•nny Stellino •nd Markne
Has.wl. they will be di!'ltributing mup' to
about 30 garage ~le homes fmm the comer
of ClifT Drive and Irvine Avenue. The event.
wi th its street-fair ambience and fubulou)\
merchan<li-.c. will be held in asMleiation
with the Old Newport Bou~vard Merchant\ A"\OCiation·~ Good Old Days sidewalk -.ale.
For llfOf't in/onJMlio,., caU Markn'
Hasstl or Ma1t111 SttUino al Wattrfront
Homts Inc., Rtalton, (11') 6JJ.J«JO.
The PrudenU.I Callfornill Realty's
areater Ora• County oftkts recently
gathered for another 'ucce. "fut nelwortting
meeting.
Held at the Ncwpon Bc~h Hyun. the
mcetin1 j, un opportunity for Mab
executive' from the eight Oruna.c County
11fficc-. .10 prc..ent und promote their
pmpc:rtJC\ U' wcll 11~ being U (on.im for new
idea, und markc1lna t~hniquc' which keep
the comp.any\ 'ales 11.\-.ociatc' in the
manager.
A mecung highlight wa' a prc,cntation 111
the 1995 Orange County Home Buye"
Guide g.1'"en by Bob Olinltl nf the Orange
County Reg1,1er The guide " a forcca'I of
the Orange County real e'lale marlet
compiled by 'uch in,titulicln' a' Ch.ipman
College and UCL
"It wu .. an exciting morning. di,cu .. ,ing
the challenge' of the 1995 real e,1u1e market
with the mo't elite 'ale-. team in Or.inge
County." Mont~ornery 'aid.
For llfOrt infomtation, coU Th'
Prudt ntitll California R,a/IJ, (7 U) 759·
6600.
Newport-Mesa ~latJon of Realtors
b offenng mammogrum' to OrJnge County
coa.,t urea women. Tue"1.iy. May 2 al the
a''4lCiation offke.
Accredited by American College of
Radiology and FDA Certified. Valley
Technological Service!\ will perform the
mummogrums. Certified female
1echnolughti. und certified rudiologi .. 1 u'ing
dedieuted equipment will cundm:I the
mum mos rum,,
Coi-t i!'I S7.S. and rc'uh' will be gi'"en to
you and your phy,ician. PJymcni i' mack ul
the time tlf the cxum wh1c.:h may be
reimbu1-....blc by your in,uraoce company.
Medicare bilhng i" alMJ provided.
Remember. mummography 'ave' live,. It
1' a i.imple X-ray of the brea'I and" the
'inalc ~''method to dete1:t brc.i,1 cancer in
11\ earlie't und mo\l curublt 'rage,, U\Uilll)'
Coldwell
Banker
m.inagemcnt -.ale'
J"(ll'lale\.
employee,. fami ly
and fnend' aero"
Orange County Brod Ohesi
will don their walking 'hoe~. ,1a1hcr on 'un
blnc.:k and join the 25th annivel'\ury nf the
March of Dime' WalkAmerica. Slated fe1r
Saturday. the e\enl will be held at
Huntington Stale Bcal·h.
"We are anxiou' lo be p.lrt of the
ouManding work the March of Dime' dt'IC'
in it' cumpaign for healthier babie'." 'aid
George MusuUi, Coldwell Banker Orange
County regional manager.
Sale)\ u .. ,odute' fmm 11 Orunge County
office' and employee' fmm the corporate
hcadquartel'\ in Mi,\lnn Vic1u arc i.ttking
pled&e' for p;111icipatmn in the fi,e-m1le
walk. Friendly rivulrie' among offi~c'
between friend' huve 'prung up. all in tilt'
'Piril 11f raii.ing fund' for pmgrum~
'pon,orcd by the Murch of Dime,, A i:mwd
of 5.000 walke"' hope' to ra1-.e $500.CXXl tn
Orange County.
And Bnid Dhesl's pn1m1-.c tn prm 1dc
..en 1c:c 11nd pmfe"ionalt,m bcftt11ng royalty
wa' ICl'lted recently whcn he reprc..cntcd the
Princ.'1: and Prince" of Mahiy,iJ in the
purchu..c of an Irvine home
"I wu' recommended to them by a chem."
he '"'Id "The y were dchghtf ul to work w11h
I to r: Maxine Montgomery, Sandro Deering,
Michael Crowe, Rolindo Smith, Gene
Chronik, M.ory Thorp, Sharon Lorson
and I am happy I l·nuld help them find Jn
Irvine home."
A rei-idential n:.il 'IJlc 'pei:1ah,1 Jflih.ih:J
with Coldwell Banker lnrine li1r w. )Car..
Dhe'i wui. ul'41 named the Tnp S.ile'
A"ociale for February.
An areu )\pceiuli!'ll lhroug.h11u1 Irvine.
pllrtkularly WN park and Woodhridge.
Dhc,i\ clienlclc come' fmm m.iny
background'
"From myalty 111 fiN-t1mc bu}er. . .ill m)'
eu,1nmer. ha"e Jt lc.1,t 11nc thing in
cummon." he 'aid. "EJi:h one '' 1mpon.11,1 111
me and de-.en tng nf my bci.t cffon 1m tht-1r
behalf."
Dhc'i i:ume 111 lf\·tne MX ye:u' ago from
England. where he wa., bom and r..u"<d I k
JOined Coldwell B.inJ..er bec.iu-.c of"'
1111cm.1tional rcpul.itton for profc"11'nJh'm
Jnd 'upport
For oil your "al 'flat' nuds. t111l Brad
°"";at C<1l4w1/I BanAtr lrvint Pffi<'t,
(7 /.I) SS1·l()()(). Cnldwtll Banbr llaf 26.~
nsilltntio/ r,al t Ultt 0Jlk11 and''"'" 11to11
1,JOO alt>s auodat's and'"'''°'"'\ ilt
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The Prudential California
A broker, Brashier
brings more than 13
years experience to the
ti rm .
M:o.tne Montgomery. branch manager nf
Thl" Pruden1ial California Really Newport
Beal'h office. i~ plea:-.ed to wekome new
brnl..er 'ale' executive Murcia Bra,hier.
In addttion to her a"nc1at1nn with The
Prudential. Bra,h1er ha' become a key
plJyer with the Barbara Am,tadter team.
"We are two broker. combing our force'
111 better -.erve our client'." 'he i.aid. "I
JOined BarbarJ bec:au\C of her ab,olute
pmfe"1onali,m. rnten-.c: le\el 11f real
e .. tate acti\ ity and her high profile
and her re~pect within the real
e'tate rndu!\try."
Moreio Brashier
succe's lo a
comprchen'h e
knowlc:dge of lhe
indu,try and a
lhorough
enjoyment of her
career. She i:.
-.cn:.itive to the
life:.tyle need:. of
her clientele and
pos~:.i. an
uncanny knack
for helping find
the right property.
Before entering her current real estate
profe,,ion. 'he taught painting and an
educalion at lhe college level. and owned a
Bra!.hier ha~ been :1
lil:en..ed real e'tatc
broker ~ince 1982.
working 10 the
Newport Beach and
SJn Franci\Co area'
graphic dc~ign businc~"· She recently
re'umcd her painting and is i.elling
the an work in local shop11 or
working on commi~sioned
paintings. Her other intere:.t:.
include involvement with
the Susan G. Komen
Foundation and Hoag
H~pital's Circle 1000.
The Pa."adcna-rai-.ed
Bra. .. hier. spent spring
and . ummer vacation!'i in
Newport Beach. She now
residei. in Newport Beach with
her husband and son.
.. We ore two brokers
combining fore es to better
serve our clients ...
She ha' owned a
commercial and re'1denual
real e'tate company and
brokered with a nationally l..now
high-profile firm in San Franc1~co.
Her profe~'ional driw ha' rnn~i:-tcntly
e.irned top h11no'"" and admiration tn the
real e'tate commumt).
Bra .. hicr contribute' her reJI c'tatc
Call Marci.a Brashier at The
Pr11dential California Realty's Newport
Beach off1ct, (714) 759-66()(}.
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·eUYLJNES
We encourage you to send photoB
(black and white if possible with
Compa/t!J Name. PeraonAnd Bug
Lbtes On Bock).
Fill out lhe portion below (or attach
a press release) and send or rax it,
to: Joyce Scherer. Real Estate Buy
Lines, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Fax: 714-
650-4802. Deadline: 5 p.m.
Tuesday.
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Address Caty Zipeodt
Fax Agency ContKt
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•Copy is suti;ect to edlbng
Rates as of Aprll 27, 1995 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
Abacus Financial Grp.
American Home Loans
Bank of America
Bank of California --Cahlorrna Federal Bank
Chase Manhattan
Coast Federal Bank
Count~de Funding
Delrick M~rtgage Group
Do~~ey Sa~ngs
Emery Financial
Frdehty Federal Bank
First Interstate Bank
First NationWlde Mtg
Fleet Mortgage
Glendate Federal Bank
Home Savings
IMne National Mtg .
Marina Mortgage Co.
Ooeanvlew Financial
ProFed Mortgage
Southland Financtal
Union Bank
30 -ye• fixed
INTEREST 'Wt POINTS LOCK·
TYPE PHONE RATE OWN (%) IN A.P.R.
A_ C~.14)375-6666 8.000"/o 5 2.125 30 8.265
A (71 4) 955-3633 8.125% 10 1.625 30 8.337 -----B (800) 424-2632 8.250°.4 5 2.125 45 8.519 ------B (71 4) 252-3367 8.250% 10 1.250 30 8.423
s (800) 225-3337 8.250% 20 1.875 45 8.492 -------B (71 4) 263-8100 8.438% 20 2.000 30 8.696 ------$ (800) 300-5626 8.450% 20 2.000 0 8.709
K (800) an -5626 8. 125% 5 2.000 45 8.379
A {714) 759-9692 7.875% 5 2.500 10 8.179
s (800) 336-9639 8.250% 20 1.625 30 8.464
A {714)729-9200 __ 8_._12_5_% __ 5 __ 1._s_25 __ 1_5 __ 8_.33_7_
s {800) 232-2309 8.375% 5 1.750 10 8.605
B (800) 560-5001 8.250% 20 2.250 30 8.533 -
K (800) 843-2265 ___ 8._37_5...;.%_;___20 __ 1._000 __ 30 __ 8_._52_1_
K (800) 700-5650 8.125% 20 2.125 30 8.392
s (800) 560-9000 8.375% 5 1.250 45 8.549
s (800) 975-5051 8.300% 20 1.500 30 8.501
A (714) 857-79n 8.125% 10 1.750 15 8.351
K (800) 806-5626 8.250% 10 1.125 12 8.409
A (800) 266-0555 __ e_._12_5_% __ 1_0 __ 1_.1_so __ 1_s __ 8_.3_5_1 _
K (800) 686-3756 8.125% 20 2.000 30 8.379 __ .;........_..;_;; __
K (800) 572-5626 __ 8_.2_50% ___ 5 __ 1_.500 ___ 2_1 __ e_.4_50_
B (800) 453-1288 8.375% 20 2.000 60 8.632
30-Year adjustable
INTEREST 'II. POINTS MAX. MARGIN ADJ.
RATE OWN ('lit) A.P.R. LOAN (%) INDEX FREQ.
4.450% 20 1.650 7.355 600,000 2.250 110 1 M
~~--~--~-~ 4.500% 20 1.750 7.491 300,000 2.375 110 1M ----------'----~-~ 6. 125% 5 1.000 8.678 203, 150 2.500 1 TS 6M --~---------'-~~-----~ 6.125% 20 1.250 8.788 500,000 2.750 HS 1Y
4.750% 20 1.000 7.540 203,150 2.500 110 1M
6.125% 20 1.000 8.598 650,000 2.625 6TB SM
5.250% 20 1.000 7.644 650,000 2.600 110 1M
4.625% 20 0.000 7 .684 203.150 2. 750 110 1 M
4.450% 10 1.650 7.355 400,000 2.250 110 1M
4.500% 20 1.375 7.427 500,000 2.350 110 1 M
6.500% 20 0.125 8.706 600,000 2.750 1TS 1Y
7.125% 10 1.750 7.626 203,150 2.500 110 6M
5.375% 20 2.125 7.932 203,150 2.875 110 6M
3.875% 20 1.000 7 .283 203, 150 2.250 110 t M
4.875% 20 1.500 8.982 500,000 2.750 llM 1M
5.875% 20 1.000 7.840 203,150 2.875 110 6M
5.950% 20 1.250 7.526 500,000 2.450 110 1M
4.750% 10 1.375 7.829 300,000 2.750 110 1M
3.600% 20 1.250 7.908 500,000 2.850 110 tM
-------------~ 6.000% 10 2.000 8.858 203,150 2.750 lTS 1Y
4.500% 20 1.500 7.590 400,000 2.500 110 1 M
_5_._450% __ _;_20.;........_1 ._ooo.;........_1_.~396~ _ __;2_;_00_:.._,1_so.;..___2._350 __ 1_1_0_~1M~
8.375% 20 0.000 7.782 203, 150 2.875 110 8M
Boll bed & ....... progtam9 ere 30r"JO coiwenllo11el tnOl1QIOM. Type ol ~ Is: B • Benll: K • ITIOf"9 ~ R • ~ broMr: S • eeYlrlgl 6 IOlf\ ~ bMMra 1nO bt'*9tl n ~ by fie~
D1p111men1 o1 Reel E.i.te., elltwf • b1oMr or corporation. For lribmdon cd Cell. DRE at (918) 227.()831 • .,,..,.., ..... lor ~la In lnroductoty,... lor lie h ....,_. pttlod Dowft,.,..... II~ ol CMt1 ~ ol
... pnoe) peid 10 lender pi1or 10 llgfllng rnortgege connc1. Polnta are 'lit ol loen bUlnce t*S IO"'*' Ill lltN ol loen clollng. LodMn la the runbef ol clliyt Ill*~,_ prior 10 OoeinO. A.ft A 11 .. --l*Cllie.ot ,_
wNc:fl •an~ annual COii ol ttw loen to Iha borrow91. Al A.P.R.nr• caleu•118dby Mol1gllg9 Mewl Co beMclon • $203,150 loen emount lhepoln• Mown lndt'100"*' .._ The A PR•• tneluded In flie~ loroompwt..
eofl o#t. Wtl9ft lflPlylng lor 1 loln, Federll T~ llw requhl lendell to calcullte 81'1 A.P.R. IPICllc to 9IQt'I loen offer, ....,._ ao.. II fl9 mutrnum lef* wll IOln undlr g1¥911 tlrml. Al 11.s t111prugrWNNV91 "*"
mumofs.203.1,90. lllf1lln (In%) 11 lendett profit; nwgln • lndew • ectUll ,.• llW 11111 ~I. lnMll le flebelll IOrMftlng.,.. ~,...,.. ~ (~ + lfldlx •New 1111•) 110. 1111 O.t Coe( OI Fundl, 1T9 • 1-Y•Twiry
811, LeM. 8-lnonll LIBOR, ST8 • 8-mond\ T1euury 811, eco • ~ IMQ09 cetliflc:Mt ol ~ A ........ ,,,....., .... Pltlod betwMfl ~ tM. t-MOf'tl'I, IM ... ~ IY• 1 Y• M,.... ... ID
c:hln9'· V'erlly ,..,. Ind """' pi1or IO applylng lor. IOan. All lln0«9 provld9 loltnt wttt'I dl-.nt ...... Ind WMI lor dlfletent loan MIOUIU Thi lnfoNnellon ~ .. llO( Ill .. IO .,..... a IOln. Fol • ~ ~on how ., *"'
lor. ~. Miid a 14.50 dl9dl payable lo Mol1glgl Newa Co., 1110 E 17th St .• SU• 100. 8anta ,,.., CA tvOt. (714) 8$&.l tn COPYAtOHT. , .. ~ ..... Co.
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On·site information center to
o en at Gre stone Landin
Greystone landing -a ffordable ocean-dose homes
For many Soul.hem Californian'>. owning
.1 home near the warm sandy beachei. and
.11ure ocean has always been a dream. Al
Grcy,tone Landing, it can become a reality.
fh1' beautiful, new community will be ju~l
11nc mile from the Pacific Ocean, the perfect
l11':ation for enjoying cooling ocean breezes.
Rl·.,idents will also find it is only a shon
walk or bike ride to the surf. An exclu)ive
g.11ed neighborhood of 69 single-family
iklachcd home • Greystone Landing will
lt:ature three three floor plans from 1.825 to
2.219 ~uare feet with prices sta111ng in the
nud-S200.000s.
"Bccau<;e Greystone Landing wall offer
attractive and affordable ocean-close home!..
\\ c 'e -.een overwhelming mtere-;t from
pro,~tive buyers. To give then a preview
ol 1he floor plans, ele vations and 'ite map'-.
\\c'rc opening an on-site information
~i:nter." said Al Wazlak. a Greystone
I .inding sales rcpreM:ntativc. He added
'hopperh will also have the opponunity to
pl.tlC their names on the Landing antere\t
"'t Grey,tone Landing will feature three t"o-
'tory noor plans offering three to four
~drooms and two and one-half bath,. The
home<; will be characterized by open
kitchen .... fonnal living room!>. family room'
w11h fireplaces, spacious ma~ler suites and
1wo-cur garages. Jo addition. lhe Grcystone
I .anding enclave will offer it'l rcsidenti.
~autifully landscaped greenbelt!., a
rccreauon area wilh a pool and 'Pa and
pm ate community ~tree~ with ''dewalh.
The Grcystone Landing Plan One "
perfect for prof~sionaJ or young couples nu home will include ~ bedn.X>m\. two
and one-half bathrooms. a formal living
room and an adjoining kitchen and dining
room. The family room will have a fireplace
and will be highlighted by expansive
windows looking out to the back yard. With
two to three bedrooms upstain.,
homeowners will have the option of
converting the third bedroom into a den or
office.
With three bedroo~. two and one-half bath~. and a separate family room. Pl an Two
1c; well . uited for young familie. with
children. The entry to thi s 2,060-squarc foot
home will open to a formal living and
dining room, whele large window will fill
the room with light and allow resident.~ to
enjoy the beach breezes. The kitchen wilJ
include a center island, and will look out to
the nook and family room, providing a
perf cct setting for enjoying time together a.<;
a faouJy. An interior laundry room and half
bath will complete the downstair...
On the 9eeond floor. the private master
uite, an the rear of the home, will al\O have
la'ie window~. a pnvate bath and wal k-in
clo~I. The additional bedroom~ wall be
convenient to a full second bathroom with
double 'inks.
At 2.219 square feet, the Plan Three has it
all: a f onnill living and dining room with a
sweeping Ma1rcac;c leading tu the second
noor. Thi\ \pacmu' noor will include a
di stinctive kitchen with a center island and
functional walk-in pantry. Localed adjacent
the kitchen, u generou' amount of window\
make the fami ly room and and nook a
rela1.ing place for families to gather.
Upstairi.. the maMer suite will include a large
pri vate bath and walk-in closet. Three
additional bedroom' will pro' ide plenty of
sleeping option~ for a growing family and
one bedroom can ea\ily com en to a den or
l'hild\ leammg center
In addiuon. to being named the '>Jfe\l Cit)
m Amenca. Huntington Beach offer. a wide
variety of recrea11onal and cultural
amemtie' The Landing encla\e ic; clo'c to
the c11y\ recently developed downtown.
eight mi le' of be.id1c\ with volleyball coun'
and bike JMh'>, the Boha Chica Ecological
Re~ervc and the Internation al Surfing
Mu~e1um. Al'o nearby arc Huntington
Beach Central Park with an eque-;tnan
center. Fmbec golf couro-t~. Shipley Nature
Center. children\ Adventure Playground. a
h~l of luJ..e, and tra1" and '>idewulk cafe'>
The city " aho home 10 Golden We-.t
College and the Huntmgwn Beach Central
Libr.iry and Cu ltural Center. \\ h1ch ha' the
largc't cha ldrcn,· hbral') we,t of the
/to1j,.,i"rpp1.
Profc,,mnal'> will appreciate Greystune
Landing\ l lunllngton Beach location i'
con\e111e111 to Orange and Lm Angele'
counllc'>' alrp<'rt'. along with the bu,ine"
di<.tncl' of Orange County. Long Beach and
Lm Angele' \.la 'uch major thoroughfare!\ a'
Interstate 405, lnteNate 22 and Pacific
Coast Highwa)" Ju,t a few minutes av.a)" are
major shopping and entenainment center.,
including South Coast Plaza. We.,tmin<.ter
Mall and Fa'>hron l!.land. The Orange
Counly Performing Ans Center, Newport
Beach Art Mu,eum and Orange County
Fairgrounds are also within 20 minutes.
The Greyo;tone Landing information center
is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m .. Tuesday · Sunday
and noon 10 6 p.m .. Monday. To find out
more about Grey)tone Landing. or to be
placed on the GreyMone Landing VLP hl>l.
call AJ Wu lak. (310) 408-2776. or the
Greystone Homes' information line, (800)
808-6888.
To visir, rake I.he 405 to 8 e3ch Blvd .. and
head south about five miJes. After pas~ing
Adams, tum right on Knoxville Ave .. one
mile before you reach Pacific Coast
Highway.
Othe r Greystone South Coast communities
include The Crest and The Heights a1
We I.hills in La Hubrn. The Masters and The
Glen at The Fairway in Placentia.
Ridgemoor Summit near Diamond Bar and
Ventana an Tu~tm Ranch. Other Grcystone
communitie. coming ~n include
Grcystont' Villa~ and Oak Ridge at Coto,
both in Coto de Caza. For information. call
(800) 808-6888.
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Although These Seaside Homes
Are Very Affordable,
You'll Still Appreciate
A Little Inflation Now And Then.
Limited edition gated.
detached homes in Huntington Beach.
Priced from the mid $200.00<rs.
For more informatio n
call (310) 408-2776
(800) 808-6888
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BALBOA ISLAND
313 Coral 3BR Sat/Sun 1-5 $525,900
Rombold Realty
675-4822
CORONA DEL MAR
2006 Seadrift 48R Sat/Sun 12-4 $635,000
By Owner
721-8353
208 Marigold 3BR Sun 1-5 $875,000
Janet Wagner
Coldwell Banker
499-1320
212 Carnation 3BR Sat/Sun 11-4 $598,000
Marketrends Real Estate
673-9041
5 Maritime Or 2.58R Sun 1·5 $595,000
Wesley N. Taylor Co.
644-4910
220 Knox St.
Broker
576-0216
COSTA MESA
38R Sat/Sun 1-5 $257,900
La Rocha sold by Lois
Jacobs and Linda Oeth
With sweeping views of
Back Bay and the
mountains, Pilar Wayne's
estate boasts a wine cellar
and tennis court.
l.111' fau1h, .111d 1.1ndJ Oc:th of Grulih &
1111, ll'Pll''ct11l'd 1lw hu)cr 111 the ,,,1i.; 111 L.1
Rnl h.1 Pil.11 \1\..1) Ill' '.11. ll' plu' c,t.lle
1 111 l'il111•"111g N1.•v.p1111' BJc" Ba) Thi'
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flw 1. 11,111111 home 111dudc:' Ii' c
ht<l11111m' 'l'\Cll .md one hJll hath'. J v.111c
lell.11 'v.11nm111g pool 1enn1' 1.ourt and
m.tn\ other Jml'nllll'' J.in1b' Jnd Oe1h arc
l'o1i...1,1en1 111p pmdulc:r' .mu Jre de"gnated
J' 'c11111r m•11"e11ng l'lln,u l!Jnt' and lC:n1 fied
re,1dcnt1.il 'pc1.1.1h'''
I m 11111 '11rp11,etJ 1h.11 LmdJ Jnd Lot' are
'" '11ue"l11l · '·"d Ron MJ11Jno. dt,lril'.I
m.111,1gl'I ol G& r ' Nl'\\ port Beach office
"They .ire b111h d1.•d11.Jted to their profe,'lon
and l'om:erned .1bou1 prm1ding pcr-.<)nali1ed
1.:hent \Cr\ Ke Jnd 'all\fm:tmn. Becau'e nf
thi' dedicatmn they cnJny unparalleled
lnyahy from cheir client). Their combined
cxperti1'C as).ure:. buyer' and seller.. the
highc).t level of !oervice. ethic!> and resulto;
that have brought clicnls back for more than
Lois Jacobs ond Lindo Oeth ot lo Rocho
estate overlooking Newport's Bock Boy.
20 ~1.·Jr'"
J.11.11lh .1ml Octh .ign .. -c 1hc11 pJr1ncr,h1p
enJbk' them to heller -.er\.e their d1ent,.
· Yuu l!el double when you work with u'
We 1.un,tJntly monitor the change' in the
mJr"et. Jnd "eep our chent' aware of
chJnge' .ind opp<1nun111e,," Oelh 'aid.
An~nrdmg to JJcob,, Chere are alway'
advantage' 10 buying or ~lhng in today'!>
changing mJrket.
Undo Otth a11d Lois Jacob.f can bt
rtachtd at Grubb & Ellis Rtsidtntlal Rtal
Bs141t S4rvius, 23 Corporalt Pla1.11, Suitt
190, Newport Beach, (114) 644·62{)(}.
Grubj cl Ellis iJ lndtptndtntly owntd and
Optrotld.
L __ _ '" '• ~.. c
329 Colleen Place 3BR Sat/Sun 12-4 $229,900
MGA Associates
551-6142
345 University Unit F-6 3BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $175,000
Grubb & Ellis
729-8296
IAGUNA BEACH
818 Hillcrest 38R Sun 1·5 $765,000
Tara & Ted Conley
Coldwell Banker
494-0215
NEWPORT BEACH
1924 Irvine Ave 3BR Sat/Sun 1-3 $349,00o
Grubb & Ellis
729-8296
20 Lucerne 3BR Sat/Sun 1-5 $559,000
Joyce Palmer
Valentine Properties
759-7659
402 Vista Trucha 38R Sat/Sun 11 ·5 $338,000
Havel Properties
644-6444
Something for everyone
A pool, workshop and RV access complement the home.
Sumc:th1ng f11r 1.·,cr~1111e v.11h
1h1.., lo\ el) 1h11:c bcd1111111111nc
Jnd three-quarter-bath Mc'J [xi
M.1r home I ''led JI onl)
52J:! . .'i00. II ha' de,11 Jblc l11v. -
mJ1111enJnl'e IJ111h1.Jp111g 1111 J
large 101111 a 'upcr hK..1t111n
The home feature' .1 'P·K mu'
t.hning room .• 1ddcd·11n t.1m1ly
room. bonu' n1om and den w11h .1
fireplace 111 the Ii' 111g mum.
Th" humc ht" been upgraded
indutling new window,. ceiling,,
tlouring. kildlCn and more.
F<Jr mort i11/ormatio11. call Tamarra/1
Amltrso11 of Coldwell Ba11ktr Co~ta Mesa,
(714) 668-9333 or (714) 8J8-464J.
This Mesa Del Mor home also
features o beautiful low-maintenance
garden in the front.
Two for the price of one
Both homes well
maintained and R2
Zoned
Thc-.e 1wo completely 'epara1c
hou-.e' arc on huge lol\. Boch can
be u-.ed for renw" or your own
re .. idcnce. Li'Lcd 611 $199.987.
Both hou-.e1' have 1wo bedroom'
and one bath. '-tpar.&IC yard,,
private laundry room' and one-car
garnge,.
For #tort ln/orwtation, caU tt14tlre1
Savopolo1 Ill Co"""U &nbr Costa MtJO.
(714) U8·9JJJ or (114) UJ-6195.
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OUTGR0 .. 0URHOME7
58~ 3BA;,1400l_911ft,cul-dHac
locatioo, B'i»&'tbita Meu. Excel·
lent terms. $298,,000
BUYERS WANTED
WITH GOOD CREDIT
1 BR house, E'iide CM. $175,000
Duplex,, Costa Mesa $149,950
RENTALS
2BR house, $150. B'side Costa Mesa.
Must have good credit.
SUNBOW REALTY
Carey Ward
631-2242
OPEN HOUSE
SAT&SUN11·5
DECORATOR'S HOME IN
EASTBLUFF AREA.
REMODELED 8c UPGRADED
2100 SQUARE FOOT
HOME WITH
3 BEDROOMS,
3 BATHROOMS
8c FAMILY ROOM.
402 VISTA TRUCHA
NEwPORT BEACH
PRICED AT
ONLY ... $338,000 •m!f.m'ES
HARBOR RIDGE
ClL~ton1 ho1ne w ith a
panorat nic I 80° v iew.
5 lx·droont~. :>~baths.
$1,950,000
Christine Kim
!I 717-4709
Dottie A u stero
7 59-3763
JASMINE CREEK
5 Maritime Drive
2 bdrms & Den. 2 Baths
Completely remodeled
top to bottom
PRNATESPA
YOUR OWN PRIVATE
WINECEUAR
Seats 10, Holds 150 Cases of
Wine
PRICED BELOW MARKET
$595,000
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
"Sfte 1946" 6444910
North ~guna Contcm~rary
A Great Location with Wondcrft.tl Views and a Fresh
Open ~n that's very ftolble.
818 HIHc:ra~ Laguna kach
,... & Ted Conley
...... in Qdl ... t• lo. c..
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• 3 lcdrooms & 3.S llthrooms
• Ocan *wt ~cl . **' lcOoorn opens to Pff¥* pedo,
w.1r.;, closets .. double htadtd shower.
• (&.WO adCdMft wiOt ~--Countlrr tops
•,_.,room wtch INrtllc ftrcplecc
• tMns room wtch sotrtns c..,,., wet bit', """* ~. nj oplnlf¥c 'ftcw
wtrldows ~ to I 9'C.1t 'ftcw • deck
• Ind lcYet bedrooms n Pf'f¥• wttt'l 1
...,. bll\, views end • deck.
• Lush llndlc.lpins, bed< 'flf'd wttfl
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Coldwell Banker
660N.Co.a~t Hwy l.Aguna ~Kh, CA 9U51
'Elegant Coro11a del Mar
• Slt'p~ lo CcLYl 'BL·11ch
• 0CL'tlll 1 'iL'll'
• / rh. £.ob
• ( a/hL'C/ral Cr1lm.1J$
• .lfardll'ood 'Hoon
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Janet Wagner
Co fdu ,ell 'Banker
"HARBOR RIDGE"
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
REDUCED
4 7 4 Westminster
20LUCERNE
Gorgeous remodeled 3
bed. plus loft. Forever
view {not reservoir) city
lights, mountains., & pine
trees. High choice lot.
Large assumable. loan.
Wtlf trade down. Low
down possible. A must
see!
Newport Heights delight in perfect
move in condition! Great family
neighborhood walk to schools.
parks and shopping Open floor
plan. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. light
and bright. Vaulted ceilings and a
fenced back yard. Priced to sell!
hown by appointment
Usted at $419,500
Beverly Cleveland
Office: 714-673·3777 Ra: 714-723-0446
FOR SAi.£ BY OWNER
BEST VALUE •ml PRICE IN llMNE TERRACE PBASE U
2006 Seadrift Drive, Corona del Mar
$635.000
Prime location in Irvine Terrace ll. Home is located on block with beautiful, large homes
in the $1 million range. Light & bright., this home includes a new entry way with wood
floor. an updated kitchen with new cabinets. new Conan counters, and new tile floor. 11le
kitchen conveniently opens up to tbe new family room that includes new carpet,
skylights, crown molding and recessed lighting. Lot is large enough in front and back for
)arge squaw fo<>tage adrution. Freshly painted inside and out. thjs home is ready to be
moved into.
• 4 bedroom/2 bath
• Remodeled & updated J 994
• Great location/quiet. wide street
•Walk 112 bl. to beautiful Irvine Terrace Pk.
•Large family room leads to updated kitchen
• French doors, recessed lights, crown molding & kylight
• Large backyard w/mature trees ·
• Includes Architect's plans for major square footage addition.
For information, call (714) 72 t-8353
OPEN HOUSE
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At Aventura in Westpark, loYI
interest rates still . available
You can still buy the home
of your dreams in Irvine.
For tho-.c homebuyers alarmed by the
pro,pccl of ri'ing mlcrc't rates there is 'omc
good new<. -and i;ome gre.it value!> still
Jvai lablc at 'ome of today's mnst popular
new neighbNhcxxh. Thi' 1' e'pccially true at
California Pacific Home~· Aventura, a
neighborhood in We~tpark . where qualifying
homcbuycr' can take ad\ an1age of a special
linanl·1ng opportunity
"It\ extremely important to u' that Orange
Count} homcshopper' under.land that a low
mh:re\I rJte 'ull ex1'L'. and that we offer
financing to meet 1hc1r 'pcc11ic need' and
\ituJtllln\," \Jld v ... onnc Tofloh .... ale\
c:oun,elor for A.,.cntura
For c-.:ample. ~e arc l'urn:ntl)' offering
quJhficd applicant' a California bond with a
fi\cd mterc\I rate ol 7 53't . a 1errific
mlenll\ e for homebu:rcr, ~hu mee1 certain
m<.:(1me requm.:ment\ We c:an .11..o buy down
the rale to 5.53~ and qualify at that rate.
llm can ma~e c1 big difference in payment
and the bu:rer\ ab1lit} to qualify." Toffoli
,1<lded.
Ba,ed on a purchase price of $150. 900
and a 4°.4 down payment of $6.100. the loan
amount 1<. $144,800. Loan i~ a 30-year fixed
rate mortgage starting at 5 53%. Monthly
pa:rmcnt' year one would be $1.370.53
( 1nduding principal intere\t, mortgage.
lll'urance. homeowner's due~ and e~timated
ta\C\) Year two. intere\t rate increa.\Cs to
6 5 ~'h ~1th a monthly paymenl of
SI .46 l 7l Yt:.irs three 1hrough 30. intere~t
rate" fixed .it 7.53% with monthly
pa:rment' to1ahng S 1.561 08 Annual
percentage rate i' 7.463%. Some restriction'
appl} 10 Southern Cahfo1111a Bond
r111.1m .. 111g PICa\e o;ee a \ale .. represcntali\-e
for detail' Pnce' and financing informa11on
dklll\ c date of pubhca11on. 'ubject to
thange ~11hnu1 notice
In add11mn. m 'elecl ltica1111n,. buyers can
'ub,t1tute The Total H11me Bonus Program
for the lntcre't Rale Buy Down.
The Tot<il Home Bonu' Program include'
m<111y nf 1hc major purcha...ei. new
hnmebuycr' need 10 complete their home.
d111o~mg hnm either urgradc<l flooring.
"'1nd(1w treatment' or additional appliance'>
mdud111g wa1;her. dryer and refngcrator.
"While 'omc restrictions do apply. l
encourage 'cnou' homebuyers to consider
thc 1rcmcndou' benefit-. presented by thcM:
unique program'>. They should also contacl
the Aventura 'ales repre.~ntatives for more
mformatmn." Toffoh said
"With 'uch a great opponunity waiting for
you. don't delay your vii.it to Aventura. Now
as the ideal ume to purchase a ne"' home
here and start enjoying the prestige of an
Irvine Jddrei.' within the master-planned
community of We<,tpartc. •
Under development by California Pacific
Homes. Aventura howcases five
townhomcs and condominjums well-priced
from the $150.000's. Aventura was bestowed
with MAME'" coveted Grand Award. which
recognired the Westpark neighborhood as
the Best Attached Project of the Year for
J99~.
Designed by Johannes Van Ttlburg.
Ave ' one· and two-story attached
, floo nge from 1.049 to J ,347 square
feet o space. with two and three bedrooms.
up to two and one-half baths and two-car gar.,es with direct interior access. Residents
wall also be able to enJOY the privacy of their
own patio or deck. as well a'> the numerous
advantages of low-mamtetlance living.
Homcbuyef'll who would like to plan ahead
!.hou1d al~o note that our laLe!it release of
homes is expected to be ready for move-ins
thi~ commg May and June.
Elegantly appointed with a romantic
Mediterran~an theme. interior highlights
include woodbuming fireplaces with gf!lss
doors. ceramic tile or w<>O<tcntry areas.
designer-selected plush carpeting and
lighting fixtures, recesc;ed lighting per plan,
raised panel interior doors with poli'lhed
chrome hardware. central air conditioning
and heating and i.paciou\ walk -in closets in
the master i.uite~.
Equally impre~sive exteriors feature
rece !led entry alcove~. durable, fire-resistant
concrete tile roofc;, dual-glazed window'! for
energy efficiency, radius windows, decorative
shutters and color accents per plan. Private
motorcouns enhanced with decorative scored
concrete paving also add to the tunning
appeal of these townhomes and
condominiums.
'The contemporary kitchens come complete
with a General Electric wblle appliance
package, while satin cabinetry with
concealed hinge • under cabinet lighting and
hand-set ceramic tile countertops.
Custom options include addjtional
selections of tile and flooring, closet
organiurs. custom window treatmenb,
mirrored wardrobe doors and tub enclo urcs.
California Pacific Homes is curTmtly
developing four nei~borhoods in Wcstpark,
the newest of lrvine s ma ter-planned
communities. AU four projects will
incorporate a Mednerranean theme that will
be accented by meandering walkways and
trails, evergreen trees. flowering shrub and
colorful vines. 10e community's maJOr
intersection will be enhanced with l:irge
theme plazas accented by palm trees.
bencllcs. special pavements and landscaping.
The City of lrvlne has long been
considered an excellent example of modem
city planning at its best and fuwr: Westpark
residents will appreciate the, care and
thoughtfulness that is 'leen in the quality of
life.
. For those interested in outdoor
recreational activities. there are numerous
parks and facilitie either within the
community or nearby. including Santa Clara
Park, San Curio. San Leandro and San
Marco Parks; Heritage Park which hru. a
lake; Deerfield Park which has a ballfield
and community center. Harvard Park; Mason
Regional Park and Wildlife Presc.-...e.
Regional attraction<; include lrvine
Meadow Amphitheater, San Joaq uin Golf
Course, Wtld Rivers, Old Town lrvine,
Laguna Beach, Newport Beach and Harbor,
the Newport Harbor Art Museum. the
Orange County Fairgrounds. the Pacific
Amphitheater and the Or-ct.nge County
Perfonning Arts Center.
A variety of hopping de tinations are
minutes away from We tpark: The
Crossroads. Westpark Plaza, Harvard Plaza.
Woodbridge Vil!Jlge Center and Culver
Plaza. Nearby are lhl'M n:ponal lboppina
ocnlcfS: Pash.ion hland, South C~t Plu.a
o.nd Main Place as well as neatly rwo dozen
local shopping centers.
The lrvinc Businci; Complex and lrvinc
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Spectrum are home to numerous b~inesse~
and corporations. Two major healthcare
facili:ies arc in lrvine as well as several
major acute care clinics with a wide range of
physicians and pccialisl'I.
lrvme Unified School District is one of the
Lop educational sy terns in the late and
Irvine is home to the University of
California at Irvine, Concordia Univer!>lt)
and lrvine Valley College.
• As a resident of Aventura, you
automatfoally become a member of the
Aventura Homeowners Association and the
Paseo Westpark Maintenance Aso;oci:ltion.
Monthly association dues maintain the
.quality of common area facilities. We tpar~
as included in an Assessment District.
Community Facilities (Mello Roos) District.
and Land~ape and Lighting Dir.tricts. Thc'-C
districts were formed to fund infra.\tructure
and schools and to provide for lanmcape
maintenance. Consult a sale. rcprcscntatJve
for detail .
To visit Aventura from the Santa Ana #5
Freeway, take the Culver Drive exit south
and tum right on Barranca Parkway. Tum
right again on Pasco Westpark, left on Santa
Clara and follow the signs to the sales office.
From the San Diego 1405 Freeway, take the
Culver Drive exit north. Turn left on
Barranca Parkway and right on P~
Wcstpark. Tum left on Santa dara and
follow the signs to the sales office.
Aventura's model homes and sales office
arc open from 10 a.m. to S p.m. weekdays
and JO a.m. to S p.m. weekends.
For more information. please call Martin
Edge or Yvonne TufJoU at (714) SS9~0110.
FAMILY~SIZED ESTATE HOMES
NOW SELLING
TWELVE EXQUISITELY
CRAITED HOMES
CLOSE TO BIG CANYON
& NEWPORT CENTER
IN THE HEART
OF NEWPORT BEACH.
Newport Hill Estates. A limited
ediuon of just l Z exquisitely crafcc<l
horn~. all on cul-de·!\3C streets, all
offenng 3,562 co 4,168 squ~ feet
of beaunfully designed Irv mg
,pace-and all m an rncomparnble
Newport Beach location.
Appointment include evcryth1Jl,ll
you'd expect in a concempornry
home of importance in M) exclu·
sivc a !-Ctting: Han<l~ome exterior
de!li~ with traditional front
porche • custom-quality wood
windows •large yard w1ch rear·
and· iJe yard masonry "''II fencing
1 cu tom-crafted stai~ with oak
hand-railing and white enameled
ool~ters • wood-bunung fireplace m
l1v1ng room, family room and master
suite with custom· designed marble
or brick facmgs • cusrom-d~igned
wood baseboards and door moldings
1 reces.-.ed and soffited lighting •
1dand knchens with G.E. Monogram
built-in appliances including 42"·
wide refrigerator/freezer with 1cemak·
er • concrete tile roofs I three-car
gamgcll an<l much more.
Ncwpon Beach. True exclusl\'tty m the
heart of Newport Beach.
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Laudenback admits responsibility in toddler's death
. • Newpo~ man sentenced to 15 years to life in prison.
By Carolyn Miller, Staff Writer
SANTA ANA -Newport Beach resi-
dent Brian Laude nback, 33, convicted
of killing a toddler he was babysitting,
was sentenced Friday to 15 years to life
in prison a nd admitted for the first time
publidy that he was responsible for the
child's fatal injuries.
mately cost young Tyler Jaeger his life.
"I am responsible," said Lauden-
back, dressed in a light blue dress shirt
and khaki pan~. his dark haa turned
gray during his year in jail "It was not
malicious, not an intentional act I did
not mean to do that."
Laudenback, who has no pnor arrest
recmd, attributed· "his bad chmce of
actions" to a relapse in his addiction to
alcohol and drugs, which he said he
was having during the time he Wds Cdr-
ing for Tyler.
had to take the toddler to Hodg Ho'>p1-
taJ for a skull fracture . At the time, Lau-
denback said the injury was caused by
the child falling off his play table and
hitting his bead.
But one. week later; Laudenbdck I
brought the toddler to the h,osp1tdl d
"I am responsible ... It was
not an intentional act... I
did not mean to do U1at..."
-BRIAN LAUOENBACK
MARC MARTIN I DAllY PllOT
Brian Laudenback reacts to sentence of
After Orange County Superior Court
Judge John J. Ryan handed down the
maximum sentence for the second-
degree murder conviction, Laudenback
-who didn't testify during his five-day
trial last month -said he accepted
responsibility for his • actionsH that ulti-
Laudenback shared an apartment
with his then-girUriend Karey Jdeger,
the victim's mother, and was babysit-
ting Tyler on March 18, 1994 when he
'second time. When · Laudenbdck
brought Tyle r back to the hospital on
March 25, the child was udedd on
arrivdl" and died from m1unes thdt
included intra-abdominal hemorrhdQf'.,
from lacerations to the Liver, pdncrf'dS
and soft tissue caused by d blunt force
trauma, accorchng to a county probdllon
officer's. report submitted pnor to the I
sentencing.
The probation officer recommended
the maximum sentence for Lduden-
back.
In court. Laudenback -once voted
"most smcere" dnd ·most thoughtful"
by h1!> NE:!wport Harbor High School
clnssmdtes -admitted to being respon-
!>lble for the Wednesday, March 23 ma-
dent when he usnapped" and "kneed"
Tyler m the stomach out of frustration.
dnd on Thursday, March 24 -the day
before the toddler died -when he
spdnked mm. leavmg an impnnt of ~
15 years to We ln prison for the death of
toddler Tyler Jaeger.
A :'\ C II O R ~ :\ \\ F I t ~ II
The 48th annual NeWport/Ensenada International Yacht race was
launched FrldBy u more tban 400 bOats and crews beaded south on
their 125-mile trek to the flnlsh. The event annuAlly attril<.11 all kinds of
vessels, from the sleekest i'adng yachts to the smaner crWslng boats.
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idler, John, abOard the .. Breakaway."
Utile Roger didn't mBe the trip this
Ume, but Is expected to be a part of the
crew In a few yean.
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Water district's legal
bill nears $200,000
•Mesa Consolidated
officials hope insurance
will cover some of the
costs related to sexual
harassment claims.
By lina Botgatta, Staff Wnter
COSTA MESA -Pldgued by
complaints of sexual hardssment
and sex discnmina t10n in thP
workplace, the Mesa Consobddt-
ed Water District has rackPd up
nearly $180,000 in legu.l It-es m
JUSt a little more than d year
The distnct h opes dbout
$157 ,000 of that will be cowred
by the Joint Powers lnsurdnCl'
Authonty (JPlA), which 1s com-
prised of pllbhc dgencws
throughout the stdte , ac-cordmg to
information provided to thP D<Ulv
Pilot through d Freedom of lnfor-
mdtwn Act requf'st
01 .... tnct board member Trudy
Ohhg requested the same infor-
mdt10n some weeks agn. But, she
"dJd she still hasn't received doc-
umentdt1on from the agency's
st arr
Hl cdn't really comment on it
bec.duse I still haven't seen the
mfonndt1on. H Ohlig Sclld Fnday.
The legal fees have gone
towdrds defending the dist.net
clgdmst dllegallons lodgC'd by two
former femdle employees
Deirdre Demb1k, who worked as
d meter reader and Kdthy
Gunter, who v.01ked as d.fl eng1-
neenn9 technioun
Ttus week. Gunter began
hdshmg out detdlb of a settle-
ment agreement offered by the
d1,tnct 101 d ldwsu1t she filed m
~bruary _19_94 ______ _
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Fugitive arrested
by sheriff's deputies
• Career criminal J arnes
Jay Hunt is eligible for
prosecution under the
strict 'three strike' law.
By Carolyn Miller, Staff Wnter
WESTMINSTER The search
for fugitive James Jdy Hunt, the
man who threatened to kill an
Orange County She nff's deputy
and then robbed d Newport
Beach woman, ended Fnddy
when Orange County Shenff's
deputies arrested tum dt d 8<:'dch
Boulevard motel.
With d 9-mm handgun tucked
mto the wcUstband of his pants,
Hunt, 41, surrendered to shenff's
deputies and was arrested with-
out incident around noon, diter he
saw the motel at Beach Boulevard
and McFadden Avenue was sur-
rounded by members of the sher-
iff's TactJcaJ Support Team, Sher-
iff's Lt. Tom Gamer srud
·He didn't try to use (the gun)
dnd came out on tus own volition
once he saw he was surrounded."
-,aid Gamer. who did not release
the ndffie of the motel
Hunt. who 1s lO custody at
Orange County Jail, IS eligible for
the "three strikes· law m wtuch a
cnrmnal defendant faces 25 years
to hie m pnson il conncted of d
third .... erious felony
A '>henff's deputy was
pc1trolbng the 2200 block of Red-
lcmds Om e m Newport Beach
Monday when she came across
l lunt .,lumped over the steenng
wheel of d dark green car with
the enginP nmmng.
When tht• deputy asked Hunt
to step out of his car, he allegedly
aimed a blue steel revolver at the
deputy's heod and threatened to
kill her. He then reportedly dis-
dnned her c1nd blew out the two
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Sears offers reward for
return of kidnapped child
•Four-month-old infant
was abducted from South
Coast Plaza store.
"The Zamoras are just devas-
tated but hopeful the woman will
return their baby," Roberts said.
"They have faith in God and are
asking for everyone's prayers."
Veteran knows the
price of freedom
By Carolyn Miller, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -Sears Roe·
buck is offering a $5,000 reward
for inf onnation leading to the
arrest and conviction of the per·
son who kidnapped 4-montb-old
Stefanny Zamora from the South
Coast Plaza Sears last Saturday.
In a statement from Sears
issued Friday everung by the
Zamoras' attorney Christine Karol
Roberts, Sears officials aid therr
thoughts and concerns ar Wltb
Stef anny'S f aniily and they are
looking forward to police authon-
ti brin9b!g the baby home safe-
ly. •
Roberts Mid the Zamora fanu-
ly and frlendl aro all w aring
Wtilte ritrobriS ~o everyon will
remember baby Stef anny.
The suspect in the kidnapping,
identified by police as Rosie Mar-
quez, is de crlbed as a Latina, 5-
f oot-2, heavy-set and in her early
30s with bland streaked-dark hair
and stained teeth.
Marquez, who told the
Zamoras she worked for a cloth-
ing manufacturer, reportedly
promised the family $500 if Ste-
fanny modelled baby clothes. She
convinced them to have Stefan-
ny's picture taken at a photo tu-
dio in the Sears d partment store
on Saturday.
But once at th Sears photo
tuc:Uo, the suspect tricked an
aunt i.hto leaving the baby in her
care while the aunt went to tele-
phone the baby's parents about
th pnce of the photos. When th
• SEE REWARD PAGE A11
•Veteran and war
historian uses his
own experiences to
educate others.
l:ly R. ~ohn Forstrom,
Special to the Daify Piiot
Corona del Mar resident
George Grupe still remem-
bers how a romantic date
back in 1942 was abruptly
intemlpted -in part by the
war.
Grupe had taken a
female acquaintance out on
what he hoped would be a
l surely late-night boat
ex.curs1on on the N wport
Bay. But sudJeruy, an
elderly man standing on a
bayside dock topped the
Cruising couple and
demanded Grupe >d ntify
himse)f.
•He was on roatt watch
for the Japanese m•uton
during the war,• Grupe
•SEE VETERAN PAGE AU
'•
Al SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 199S
greer
wylder
Clearance sale of
antiques under way
Brophy Brown Antiques ls
having a clearance sale on
all furruture pieces, every-
tlung is reduced 40% to 60%,
dnd it's offering Best Buy readers
dn additional 10% discount The
:.tore features custom and
dntique p ine furniture.
Brophy Brown is closing its
retail store, and will be going
into manufacturing custom pine
furniture.
Brophy Brown (645-3730) is at
440 E. 17th St., m Costa Mesa,
between Tustin and Irvine
Avenue.
Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boat
is not just a tongue twister, it's
d new toy store featuring classic
toys for boys and girls in Corona
del Mar.
Toy Boat is celebrating its
grand opening today from noon
to 5 p.m. As part of the celebra-
tion there will be contests. door
prizes and fun.
There's discounts on all flags,
doth hobby horses, teddy bears
c1nd models.
Toy Boat (673-3791) is at 3331
E. CoC\st Highway, on the ocean
side of Coast Highway, between
Marguerite and Marigold .
A new antique store opened
in Corona del Mar. Antique Gate
is filled Wllh painted furniture.
colJectibles, and architectural
items for the garden. The
Antique Gale (675-8017) is at
3617 Coast Highway. behind
Blooms Flowers.
As part of the Imagination
Celebration of Orange County,
Crystal Court is hosting the 4th
annual restivdl celebrating "The
Arts and High Technology"
today and Sunday from 11 a.m.
lo 4 p.m. It's open to the public,
<rnd it's free
The event will encompass all
three levels for Crystal Court. Tak-
ing center stage will be a 26-fool-
by-42-foot 6,000 pound Tyran-
nOSdurus Rex; a robotic dinosaur
created by Dinamation Interna-
tional Corporation of Irvine.
If you've always wanted your
duldren lo paint tiles that are
permanently displayed at Fash-
ion Island, today's your chance.
Fac;hion Island is holding its
annual tile pamting program
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
"Due lo its popularity, persons
not already registered for the
event are urged to come early as
space is hm1ted," says Michelle
Bohrer manager of sales and
mcl}keting for Fash.ion Island.
llJe cost or painting a tile is $50. J>roceeds from the tile painting
pr~am will benefit the Orange
C"1Jlty Perfonrung Arts Center.
for more information on tile
p4'tting. call 721-2000.
1Afso today at Fashion Island,
th~trical and dance perfor-
mances will take place on two
st<1'Jes as part or the Imagination
Ce4ebratJon. The stages will be
se,up in the km por.d area out·
side of the Atnum Court and in
frQ}it of the Broadway. Perfor-
mo.nces will ta1ce place continu-
ou$1y from 11 a.m. to 5 p .m.
Admission is free.
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)HoMAs H. JOHNSON, Publl~r
twtwAM LOeDIU. Editor ~ M.+JlllU. Managing Edltor
IS YOKOC. City fd1tor
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~ KNKiHT, Production MaNger
)lllOtlAL R.ITCHIR. o~ MaNger
~y OETTJNG, Classified M.in., ifRAMoO SHAH. Controller
( comtMnts abcxn the Daily Piiot
MW tips will be rKOfded and gMn
~ly to Editor Wiii am Lobdtll. Tht
MUN 2.4-hour l~IJ'l9 .. rvief m.ty
be UMd to rKord letters to the editor
on~to,>K.
Kids come ori board to preview POG produc~
Federation convenes its
firstKids B6ard of Directors
to advise the Costa Mesa
ByAnna Marie Stolley.
Spedal to the {)a;Ji/ Pilot
C lad in a Hawaiian shirt,
World POG Federation
President and CEO Alan
Rypinski sat at the head of a con-
fereqce table on Friday, sur-
rounded by the company's new
board of directors.
One board member fiddled
nervously with the POG brand
milk caps in front of him.
Another wide-eyed board
member stared in fascination al
the walls decorated with POG
paraphernalia, whispering,
"Cool. Very cool.·
With Hawaiian flowers around
their necks and POG brand milk
caps in their pockets, the mem-
bers of the new WPF Kids Board
-all between the ages of 11 and
13 -called out "Cool!" and
·Awesome!" when presented
with their new POG brand fanny
packs.
Chosen from among 2,000
applicants on the basis of their
grades, essays, and after-school
activities, the 12 new Kids Board
members came from various
regioris of the country to Costa
Mesa for the weekend, with all
expenses paid by the World POG
Federation.
The new directors share d love
of the wafer-like disks, which
children across the country col-
lect and use for slamming and
wagering games.
Originally used to advertise a
drink made of passion fruit,
oranges and guavas, POG milk
caps and related games became
a nation-wide craze.
World POG Federation bought
the rights to the word POG from
the Haleakala ddiry in Hawaii,
and recently won a legal battle
for the exclusive right to use-the
word POG.
As part of an aggressive
advertising campaign, the crim-
pany came up with the idea for a
board composed entirely of chil-
dren. Before they fly home Sun-
day, the company will treat the
children and their families to a
tour of the POG factory, dinner at
the Hard Rock Cafe and a visit to
Disneyland.
Gifts for the children abound:
$250 in savings bonds, POG
brand games and accessories
and handfuls of POG brand milk
caps.
But, the new board members
spent Friday attending to their
duties.
Rypinski passed out POG
desigris for the children to cri-
tique. After careful examination,
Steve Bans. 12, of Phoenix, made
his evaluation.
"Cool. Very cool,• Steve said.
"Rad," agreed Kainoa Harca-
jo, 12, of Maui, Hawaii.
For their next job, the children
sampled, then ranked bright
orange chunks of POG brand
candies.
Rypinski could not resist a lit-
tle indoctrination.
"Remember, if it doesn't say
POG on the back, put it back,"
said Rypinski. "Tell your friends
to be sure it says POG on it."
A quick study, Sonovia
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
POG Kids Board member Steven Bans Inspects a fresh, uncut sheet of authentic POG milk caps.
His favorites will be considered for future use by the Costa Mesa-based World POG Federation.
Williams, 11. of lnglewood, shook
her head in disgust at the men-
tion of non-POG milk caps. "I
don't think they're good. They're
not name brand," said Sonovia.
Although company officials
say the game is more popular
than ever, some observers
believe the children's board is
part of a desperate scramble to
C I TY.SI DE
keep a dying fad alive.
Tammy Wong, 13, of Cran-
bury, N.J., admitted, "It's not
really big in New Jersey any-
more."
Kainoa concurred. "It's kind of
dying out on Maui," said Kainoa.
"But I still play a little myself."
But 12-year-old Justin Cox
from Kingsport, Term., said the
game is just as popular as ever.
·It's big. People like it a lot," he
said.
Brian Theriot, World POG's
vice president of marketing and
promotions, had this theory:
"The unlicensed stuff, the junk,
thankfully, is on its way out.
What's emergingis the collectible
fa.ctor .. "
Lions Oub r aises cash for Henry family Alternative Education Center talent show tonight
will also perform.
Harbor Mesa Lions Club raised nearly
$12,000 in cash plus a donated automobile
at their furtd-raiser last weekend to benefit
the family of slain Newport Beach Officer
Bob Henry.
And it continues even after hJS death on
April 13.
Students and staff at the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District Alterna-
tive Education Center will stage a "Rip-
Roaring Talent and Variety Show" at
7:30 p.m. today at the campus, 390
Monte VLStA Avenue in Costa Mesa.
Teachers Marc Katz, Wayne
Horowitz and Linda Steelman will
perform selections from "Fiddler on
the Roof"; students Robert Davis, Keri
Harris and Jason Vickers will present
a few Qumbers from "Jesus Chnsl
Superstar"; and students Jetsun
Jacobs and Shaun Parvin will perfonn
original music along with contra-bass
player student Holly Tomay.
The Lioris Club fund-raiser, which
attracted more than 306 participants, was
one of many held to help Henry's three
young children and wife, Patty. The gen-
e rosity poured in from the moment Henry,
30, Jaid in a coma at Hoag Hospital follow-
ing the shooting incident on March 12 when
the five-year police veteran was shot in the
head while on duty.
The Henry family wishes to extend their
thanks to the community, Hoag Hospital;
the Newport Beach Police Department and
the hundreds of school children for their
cards, prayers. support and generosity.
The community is invited to watch
Principal Carole Castaldo, Assistant
Principal Joe Fox. past and present
PTA presidents Susan Blush, Bonnie
Engstrom and Linda Hecht perform
selections from Broadway shows.
·Seeing the outpouring of love and sup-
port from the first moment is overwhelm-
ing," said Kathy Naumann, Henry's older
sister. "From the whole family, we want to
thank everyone -(you) have helped us get
through this whole thing by helping Bob's
children.·
Students from all three campus pro-
grams -Back Bay High, Monte VJSta
High~d Opportunity High schools -
Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for stu-
dents and senior citizens and $2 for chil-
dren. All proceeds will benefit Alterna-
tive Education Center scholarships.
Rotary Oub hosts Cinco de Mayo fest to benefit children
C inco de Mayo celebration
-Los Compadres, a sup-
port group for Olive Crest
and the Newport Beach Sunrise
Rotary Club will host a Cinco De
Mayo fund-raising celebration at
the Newport Dunes Resort, 1131
Back Bay Drive in Newport
Beach , from 5 lo 10 p.m. May 5.
The public is invited to join in
the evening's activities, which
include a mariachi band, elabo-
rate Mexican buffet, no-host bar
and dancing.
Olive Crest is one of the
largest networks of care and
treatment for abused children
with 20 residential group homes.
The Newport Beach Sunrise
Rotary Club supports Olive
Crest, Boys Scouts of America
and Girls, Inc .. Tickets at $25
each can be obtained by calling
Dorothy Fitzgerald at 543-5437.
Businesses honored -
Members of the Newport-
lrvlne Rotary Club honored
seven local business who met
the requirements of Rotary's Pour
Way Test of ethical business
standards and who were nomi-
nated by dub members.
The grand award went to
Martha's Bookstore, Balboa
Island. Other businesses honored
were, Posh Gentlemen's Cloth-
ing and JD Diamonds & Floe
Jewelry of Newport Beach, The
Mail Room, Corona del Mar; Al
Palace Chinese Restaurant, Cos-
ta Mesa; University
Chiropractic, Irvine; and Liberty
Poll, Santa Ana.
Each business received a
plaque from chairman Kent
Coleman.
Club Notes ~ess Berquette
bas been elected president of the
Costa Mesa-Orange Coast
Breakfast Uons Club. Serving
with Berquette as officers are Jim
Ballinger and nm RJchey, vice
presidents; Reg Roberts, secre-
tary treasurer; Wes Koh1z and
Chance Mounce, tail twisters;
Herb Summer and Ted Marinos,
Lion tamers; two-year directors
Everett Brace and Chuck Kelley;
one-year directors Anne Marte ·
Nguyenand Frank Refalo ...
Congratulations to C.E. "Char-
lie" Brown, editor of the MSpin-
drift," the newsletter of the
Exchange Club of Newport Har-
bor, which won first place for the
Exchange District newsJetters ...
Paul Finkel was honored as the
distinguished KiwanJan by the
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COMMUNITY
& CLU B S
jim
de boom
members of the Costa Mesa
Kiwanis Club.
Welcome to the world of ser-
vice clubs -Dick freeman. Steve
Gilbert, Carl Hoelidter and
Michael Welch, who joined the
Exchange Club of Newport
Harbor, which now h as 76 mem-
bers; Brett Beck of the Boy
Scouts of America and Mary
Cockley of Direct Mail Advertis-
ing, who joined the Ne:wport
Beach Sunrise Rotary Club1 Ned
Bood.l, Dave RobinsOn and
Wayne Wat.kins, who joined the
Costa Mesa Rotary Club; Ellen
Cadarett, classification of Hospi-
tal -Community Relations, spon-
sored by Chancy Lott, who
joined the Newport Irvine Rotary
Club.
Service club meetings this
coming week:
MONDAY: 6 p.m . -Harbor
Mesa Uons Club at the Costa
Mesa Country Club.
TUESDAY: 7:30 a.m. -New-
port Beach Sunrise Rotary Club
at the Balboa Bay Club to hear
from Dr. Stanford Green on
"Transformation Is Already
Here." Noon -Costa Mesa
Kiwanis Club at the Costa Mesa
Conununity Center; Newport
Beach Kiwanis Club at Charley
Browns. 6 p.m. -Costa Mesa-
Newport Harbor Uons Club, the
"Fish Fry Club,~ at the Costa
Mesa Country Club.
WEDNESDAY: 7:15 d.m. -
South Coast Metro Rotary Club,
the "Taste of Costa Mesa Club,"
at the Center Club. 7:30 a.m. -
Costa Mesa-Orange Coast
Breakfast Uons Club at Ma
Barker's Restaurant. Noon -Cos-
ta Mesa Rotary Club at the Mesa
Verde Country Club; The
Exchange Club of Orange Coast
at the Bahia Corinthian. 5:45
p.m. -Newport-Balboa Rotary
Club# will hear from Orange
County Treasurer John Moor·
lach.
THURSDAY: Noon -Kiwanis
Club of Corona del Mar at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club:
Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club
at the Holiday Inn: Newport-
Irvine Rotary Club at the Irvine
Marriott Hotel to hear from
Orange County Supervisor
Roger Stanton; The Exchange
Club of Newport Harbor at the
Shark Island Yacht Club for a
business mee ting.
Quote of the week _ From the
bulletin of the Kiwanis Club of
Newport
Beach, Herry Ross says that if
the kids of today had to chop
wood to keep the television
going, we would have a lot less
problems with our young per-
sons.
• COMMUNITY a ewes ls published
every Saturday In the Dally Piiot. FAX
yourservke club's meeting Information
to 631 -5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport
Way, Newport Buch, C..llf., 92660.
POLICE
TEMPHAlUllES
Newport Beach
63/S4
evening houn, west to
southwest winds 1 S knots
this 1ftemoon.
COSTA.-SA
•2075 N9•rpot1 •vet.: A three-month-old ftmale pit bull
was report9d stolen from the NMport Animal Control SMJ.
ter. 1Wo suspects who showed up •t JM lheltet end aed
•bout adopting • dog ellegedly walk9d out 1Ni beck doOr wlth the dog.
Balboa
63154
Costa Mesa
68152
CorON del Mar
65152
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LOCATION SIZE
Wedge 2·3 s
Newport 2·3 s
Bleckles 2-4 s
River Jetty 2-4 s
CdM 2·3 s
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Patchy coasi.t morning
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of the di)'. Light 1nd'varl-
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Second low
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of I vending machine •nd took s U6S of Items. Ind~
80 p«k1 of clgerettes and mbtelleneous candy.
•2100 blodc of ~ The purpte, pit* end wtltta
$250 bike frame was reported ttohtn; but the~ could-
n't have 9QM too fer -the bltte\ two tlm Wltfe left ~.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 29, f99S Al
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Five years of Fred? Has it really been that long?
.. ,
Happy AnnJvnsory to me.
Happy Anniversary to me.
Happy 5th-anniver.,ary-wnting
a-column-for the-Dally Pilot
Happy Anniversary to me.
D uring my relatively bncf
tenure here the Daily
Pilot dnd Its dOCestors have
been around for whdt, 88 years? -
the paper has gone from publish-
ing seven days d week to publish-
ing three ddys a week to our cur-
rent very sensible six days a
week. ,
The Fred Column has had its
up and downs, too. When l start ed
five years ago. l Wds assigned to
write four columns a week. Since
I get paid by the column, that was
good. Since J was brand pew al
writing a column. and had' hardly
any sources, that was not so good.
Somehow I muddled through
and looking over some of those
old clips. there .was some pretty
good stuff there When I came on
the paper, Jim Wood was runnmg
two days a week, I was running
four, and Jerry Kobnn 1oined th._,
stable dt three times weekly
A pretty good lineup it Wd,,
but notably all male. It was
decreed from Somewhere that a
woman columnist was needed.
and one was swiftly hired. Some·
where in the proc~ss, I was cdlled
in by my editor and asked if J
would mind cutting back to three·
a-week ·
l'd be delighted, I said eagerly.
That fourth column was a crunch·
er and I was relieved to be rid of
it. It didn't occur to me until a cou·
pl e of hours later that giving up
the fourth column had cost me
25% of my rice bowl. Oh well. It
was for a good cause.
ln return, that was dbout the
time the paper allowed me to
hdve another photograph made.
The original photo was taken on a
day when my old dog was dying
I looked very wedry, sad and
knuckleheadish. The new shot
makes me look energeuc, hdppy
and knuckleheadlsh.
A wom~n who was displeased
Newport-Mesa board OKs
district-Wide dress code
•Trustees give approval
to general guidelines, giv-
ing each campus authority
to set its own policy.
By M ary Ann Harmon, Staff Woter
NEWPORT-MESA -School
trustees have given pr<:'llmtndry
approval to a dtstnct-w1de dre'i'>
code polJcy. but not without plen-
ty of discussion dbout mult1-col·
ored hair and vdrious current
fashJon choice' dmong studenL<>.
The policy 1s meant lo provide
general guidelines for thc> district.
leaving and1v1dual schools the
freedom to ldilor a campui.-'ipC'·
cific drec,s code, said Tom Jc1cob-
son. director or SPcondc.1ry cducd-
tion.
For exc1mple, some• school offi·
cic1ls moy determine students who
wear the populdr "bdggy pant"
look diverts dtlention from learn·
mg. Schools with Uus fad an fu!J
swing may determine this pant
style unaccepla ble
The board will review c1nd vote
on the dress code polky. com·
plete with trustee-suggested rev1·
sions, at its Moy 9 meeting.
In general, the policy ~els stan·
dards that direct students lo dress
neatly and cleanly, in a WdY thdl
doesn't disrupt or denigrate oth·
ers.
·we need to keep m rrund lhdl
how they come to school dnd how
they look should not .. di!>rupl the
educd tional process or the dC'ddP·
m1c '>ettmg," i.a1d truc,tl'e Ed
Decker
The general ldngudge of the•
policy as presented hdd lru..,lN'
Wendy Leece d!>king for more
'>pecUICS.
She noted the need fur d deor
policy thdt includes spec1fks on
discipline for students who don't
follow the code
"Are we going to rlnnfy thQ
disciplincHy dct?" she dSk<'d.
"Bccduse I know ldst ycdr onl-' of
my daughter's friends hdd green
hair with ordnge spot' dl
Estancia. H e was a nice young
man ... but are we going lo C'IMify
dJSc1plinary action?"
J<:1cobson said that it's dtfflrult
to set a reglITlen of dtsc1plme for
the many violations that occur on
cc1mpuses. lnd1v1dual pnnc1pc1h
usually have set methods for
responding to student off Pnder.,
hC' said.
Afghanistan topic· of Sunday forum
A forum on ·Afghanistan:
Peace of Peing at the Newport
Beach Marriott Hotel.
Speakers will include Con-
gressman Dand Rohrabacher;
L ee Coldren, from the U.S.
Department of State; and scv-
erdl members of the United
Nations Special M1ss1on to
Afghanistan. ·
The symposium. which is
scheduled from 9:30 d.m. to 1
p.m .. is sponsored by lnlernd·
tional Orphan Care dnd the
Committee for Pedce m
Afghanistan. Tickets dfe $1 S.
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ON T H E C OAS T
fred
martin
with me for some political thing I
sdid wrote to the editor accusing
me of, among other things, wear·
ing a· bad toupee. Soc.ry lady, it's.
all me.
At one point. I wa'i dropped to
on<> column a week 1 '>did OK. l'rT)
going on vdcctllon dnd l'U see yd
m d couple of W('Ck">. When we
got bdck, 1 decided to tl'IJ the edl·
tor thdt I'd dec1dC'd writing one
column '>Imply wa<,n't worth 1t. I memonal service on thut ternbly
6Plore I could mc1kt• a ~u1tahly rainy day la'>l January and S<Jld
drdmdtlC' '>Wdo <,ong. the• c>d1tor "Keep up the good work. I like
said h<>'d hdd '>o many gnpt•<, what you wnte ubout 90% of tht.•
about tht• d1c,dpp<'<Hdnre of th(• llme • I thanked Alan, but told
Fred Column, th~y wcr<' pulling him thdt I didn't like 90% of my
mt• bc1ck to two r1 wcf'k stuff
I'm i.t1r<' lhPy didn't h.tve d'> ActudUy. I can't r<'Cdll a rnlumn
llldllY rnmpldlllt'> d'> when th1• that I thollght Wd!> redlly bdd and
Pilot dropped the• comic c,tnp 1 C'an th1nk of a few, dl h?d<,t, thdl J
Nancy. or wht•n th~ crO'>!>word felt were genmnely outstdnding,
pun le got <,(.f(~WPd Up ldSt week SO f guess that's not lOO bad. The
Sti!J, 1t 1s nice to know lhtit pPople columns readers s<•em to like bei.t
do Cdre dboul whc1t you do. • hdve to do with gPlllng myself m
Th<• mterei.ung pdrt Wd!>, this dumb situdboris dnd living to t«>IJ
Wd!.n't e>n<• Of thO'><• put-up JOb'> clbOUt them.
wherf' tht• column1sl prime'> dll his liere 1 go dnd wnlt> '>onw <'lo·
huddle lo cdll m I hdd not men-quent piece on !>Omt' cerPbrc1l top·
tioned my frc>quency dcmouon to IC' and someone SdyS. uoh. Y('dh
dnybody. The pl'oplt• who cc11lc>d Uhm, nice. But the onf:' I hkt•d Wd'>
were compl<•lP strttngl'r'> It con· I when you rented the motorhomt•
sldnUy dffid/P<, mt> whrn I meet dnd ripped a hole m thP roof
pc>ople dnd' tht>y c,c1y, ''Oh I lovP b<~fore you evE'n left on your tnp
your column • r Boy, that was d good um•'"
I pv1m dppn•c 1<111• thow who If nothing ebe. you hct\ 1• to
Just '>dy, "1 lmmmm Thc1t\ you, give mP credit for try1nq tlJ kl•l•p
<•h?" thmgs inlf>resling YP'>, I v1· wnt-
My fnend Dr Alttn AncJn•w'> ten severdl columns on ruclt•
look ffil' <1c,1dl' t1I Al Loe kc1lwy\ c ychsts dnd pL'oplt> who \\-011'l
pick up aftt•r thP1r dogs. And l will ..
prob<lbly do ~ome more.
But I ul'tO wntP dl>out cunou ..
art t•xh1b1ts, r(>covenng dkohohc •
d Down's Syndromt• child, the
humor dnd putho'> of d Chdllenger
L<>dgut• bd'><!bdU ydmC!, d qwrky
hott•l in San Frdn< l'><O, dumb
thing'> poht1< 1t1nc, do. '>mu rt thing<,
pollt1c 1dn'> do fwell, I would tf r
ro11ld), my grdndson dnd my
daughter... the Bedllc>c, dnd my
umt• with thc•m clnd . we!J, just dU
kmds of thmgs tildt I hope redders
hnd mter<'slmq dnd, rndybe bCCd·
'>l<>ndlly, c•\ t>n chdllenging
Th<• ()thN ddy, my neighbor
John 0dntcll told me "I hke whc11
1 you wnte I usually don't agree
with 1t. but I ltkt> it You rP a hber-
dl, but cl consen dlJ\'P bberdl dnd
c,om11t1ml·'> you nldkf' me trunk
c1bout lhl• othl'r '>ldt· uf thing., •
P11•< 1wly whdl I\.<' hdd m rrund' •
for th(• pd'>t hvC' yt>ctr'>
• FRED MARTIN'S column appears
every Thursday and Saturday
·caltrans will save at least one CdM crosswalk
CORONA DEL MAR -The
Cdhforn1d Dcpc1rtnwnt of Trans-
portdtJOn hds c1grc><>d to repldce
a painted crosswc1Jk dl the inter-
section of ~ast Coast H1ghwdy
and Ins Avc•nuc• following the
complcl10n of c1 h1ghwdy
repdving prOJ<-'C l. Thl' proje<l 1s
scheduled to b('gm mid-May
Jn dn Apnl 26 letter lo NPw·
port Be>clCh Pubhc Wurkc, DtrN ·
tor Don Wt•l>h, Cc1ltrdn'> chslnct
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OUR MEALS ARE A
TRIP TO MEXICO
d1vl'>10n rhwf Jospt>h I i<•cker
'>clld thdl Ct11l1t1n'> would t1l'>o
rc•p<1111l lh<• Cuc1sl H1qhwc1y c1nd
Orchid Ave nu<' mlt'l '>l'C hon "1f
the city co.1.1ld prov1clC' mlomld·
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lion lo dt•mwhlr.lll' thdl 1l 1~
w1sl' lo gu1dl' pNlt•..,lnttn.., to
Orchid .ind to p1Nlt1dP c1<1'>'>·
mg'> dl olh<'1 Inc c1lio11.., b<'lWl'l'll
MMQlll'rlll' cllHI Poppy
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HuWl'\('f ell lhP llllt'f'>('( lion
of Dcthl1d dnd Coc1st H1ghwdy,
Hl'Cker wrote, "Thf're '>e(•m lo
be no locc11ly signif1cdnt fd ctur..,
to prompt devidtlon from tht•
gt'nerc1hzed cros~wolk policy "
I Ct11lrdns s tudw~ i.how ••
grPc1lPr rl'>k uf vehH ll• dnd
pt•de'>tncln c1cc1d(•nt.. whPn
pt>dpc,tndn!> ll'>t' puinlt•d c ro..,.,.
Wdlk<, dl mlt'f"IPCllOllS w1tho11t
trc1f11c '>1gnc1l'> Pc1mtt•d < ro..,..,.
Wdlk-, tend to ln'>till t1 ' lt1lw
wnw of !>l'C'llflty m pt•destri·
c1n.,," d<Cor dmy to C11ltrons
... 1ucl1t'"
Thl• sldlP dQt'n< y hdd
plctn1wd not to rPplctc P thl' three
(oron·1 dt>l Mur CIO'>'>Wdlk'> dfter
tht· pdvmg work But mnchdnU.
h11m1•0..., nPr'> dnd nt)' ofhcidb
11h11•c h•d < lc11mmg !ht lnlt'r">C<·
111"1'> ht'>lnnr c11ly had ltrn dCC"I·
d1•nt 1c11 .. .., t1nd Cdlttdll'> 1t'e<m·
°'IClt•u•d lh dPO'>IOO
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~ril 24th Through April 28th.
Sabatino was original~ binded in Chicogo oftef our lother
brought the lom1ly recipe lor our fomoos llalian Sausage
from Palermo, holy in the 1930', Today, his sons &
grandson continue lo provide o complete menu of authentic
ltolion lood p<epored fresh doily and seasoned with
5 generations of fom1ly pnde Thonk yt:?J
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SATURDAY. APRIL 29, 1995
~
etired human
resources pro
picked for school
personnel group
PY Mary Ann Harmon. , Staff Wnter
, NEWPORT-MESA -A retlred
tiuman resource professional
Wits selected over three other
f,
andidates with school back-
rounds lo take over as the clis-
rict's newest personnel commis-
sioner.
' Newport Beach resident H.M.
I.Bert" Carson will repla ce 15-
year Ne wport-Mesa Unified
Sch ool Distrjct commissione r
Thomas Henderson. To land the
job, Carson beat out chool board
pioneer Rod MacMilhan, forme r
school board member Kenneth
Wayman and Patricia Howdrd,
pnncipal of La Habra High
School.
About 30 people m the d1stnct
applied for the tru!.tec-appomted
postion.
Carson's dut1e!. on the per!.on-
nel commission mdude monthly
meetings held to oversee per!>on -
nel manage mPnt prdctice!> for
non-teaching -or dass1fi ed -
employees.
He will also recruit dnd estab-
lish e mployee C'hgibihty li sts.
salary recommendation!> and dis-
cipline Judgment!..
CMson's background fill> nght
into his new commis!.ioner
respons1biht1e'i. He> hc1s .. erved on
Newport Beach\ C ivil Service
Board (!.1m1lc1r to lhc> per!.onnel
comm1'>'>1on) !01 C'1ght year!. and
Bert Carson
hds more than 35 years experi-
e nce in professional human
resources consulting.
He cu·rrently runs his 9wn per-
sonnel consulting business, which
also includes executive searches
and real estate sales. Carson also
teaches business and industrial
management classes at the com-
munity college level.
Carson volunteers in the coun-
ty sb.eriff deputy reserves and in
the Orange County Bar Associa-
tion as _an arbitrator.
On the three-person commis-
sion , school trustees and classi-
fied e mployees each choose a
m ember and the n those two
members appoint a third: Carson
is the trUstee appointment and
will serve for two years.
Commissioner are paid $25 per
meeting and given the opportuni-
ty to sign up for health care bene-
fits provided by the district..
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Newport's becich not enough for tourists, expert says
•What city can dq to
boost tourism has yet to
be determined by
marketing consultant
By Evan Henerson, Staff Wmer
NEWPORT BEAC H -The
lure of surf ctnd Sdnd JS no longer
a gunrantce of retail success, but
Newport Bedch,, with its cenic
chc1rm and reputation for afflu-
ence, has much to recommend it,
according to Linda S. Congle ton,
a re!.etlrch ctnd marketing strate-
gist hired by the city of Newport
Beach.
For several weeks. Congleton
bas been working on the first
phase of a study designed to
review the city's re tail strengths
and weuknesses. Descnbed by
A!.stsldnt City Manuger Ke n Deli-
no a., a re tail Htum-around spe-
c1ctli!.t, '' Congleton dssemble!. the
ddta which dcc1s1on makPrs use
to mdp 1 bus111l''>S rev1tah1atton
ertorts.
PreUnunary rC' f"arch hd 1de n-
llhe d d trend expenencPd by
b£"a ch c1tiP'> throughout Los
Angeles and Orunge County:
competition Crom the growth of
retail malls hdve drawn shoppers
awdy from the b dch ureas. As a
result, bet1ch drea., have to work
even harder to remain economi-
cally prosperous, dccording to
Congleton.
~In the pdsl, m<lny cities would
sit bdck on their lc;1urels and sdy,
We have the waterfront -we
d on't need to do anything.'" said
Congleton. HBut they have to do
the same tlung that dny city has to
d o. Today it's · tougher and
tougher to be unique. H
GongleJ.on hd'i not detc mune d
how the city s hould respond to
the sh1ftmg retaJJ climate . That
mformallon wtll come lt1ter -if
dnd when the city decide~ to com-
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IJUi ion d full-4Jc study. Thf>
city's initial $15,000 payment to
Congleton represents a "small
contract"
Among Congleton' obl>erva-
tion.s that she presented to the
City Council recently:
•The amount of resource avail-
able in Newport Beach can only be
supported by a large number of
outside visitors and tourists.
•Close, available parking is a
key aspect of economic success.
•Retail growth tends to follow
residential development, a situa-
tion less likely to occur in New-
port Beach, which Congleton says
is for the most part "built out."
"We've really just gotten our
feet wet. H Congleton said. "I hope
the city will go further.·
Congleton has conducted sim-
ilar studies for cities throughout
the United States a nd for private
companies such as The Irvine Co.
and Morgan Stanley.
Much of her earl y research m
Newport Bear.h has focused on
th Balb<><l Pemnsuld, where mer-
chants rec~ntJy formed the city's
hrst business improvement dls-
tnct Future study will address the
ind1vidudl "charncter• of other
districts such as Manners Mile,
Coronet del Mar and Balbod
Island
Congleton has not been idle ln
addibon to collecting data, she has
given presentation!. before severdl
busi.{less-minded groups, i'ncluding
the Economic Development Com-
mittee, the Business Distrlct Task
Force and the .Bd.lboa Peninsuld
Planning Advisory Committee.
To committee metpbers. Con-
glcton's invo1vement has been
helpful. "I'm really excited about
whdl she's doing," said Rush Hill,
chairmdn of the Economic Devel-
opment Committee.-HThis is the
first real comprehensi~ look
we've taken at our re tail strengths
and weaknesses. I look forward to
what her hnctings will expose. H
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SATURDAY. APRIL 29, 1995 AS
around town
r-----------------------------------, Al1he1rnt>r's A-..,oc1atton of
Orcrng<' County will be held at the
819 Cdnyon Country Club 111
Newport Bc>c1ch Regt.Strdtion and
warm-up bcgms at 9:30 a.m. For
more mformclhon, rail 283-1111 .
. HEALTH PA IR
The 1995 Hedlth Fair Expo
is scheduled today from 8 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at the OASIS S<>nior
Center (comer of 5th and Nar-
cissus in Corona del Mar). The
fair will offer free screemngs
for derrndtology, body fdl
analysis dnd blood pressure.
For $25 a blood test 1s dvail-
dble which will give results of
28 different chemistries. Free
pneumonia dnd tetanus shots
will also be avdilable. For
1 more information. ca ll 644-
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ESTATE PLANNING
M crnll Lynch is hosting d com-
phmentary Esldte Planning & TclX
AdvcintagPd Investments Semi-
nar <1t 7 p.m. at its Conference
Center, 4695 MacArthur Court,
suite 1500, Newport Beach.
I Refreshments will be served.
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Space U. lim1ted. reservations are
suggested. Call John Welker at
955-6000 for detdils.
All ABOUT AROMATHERAPY
•TODAY
USED BOOK SALE
Friends of the Newport Beach
Library is holding d uc.t>d book
sale from 2 to 7 pm dl th<> hbrdry,
1000 AVOCddO Av<• Th<• SdlC Will
continue through Sunclc1y For
more 10formdl10n, ct1ll 759-9667.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Local velerdns will '>l'TVe up d
pdncn'ke br(>c1kfc1st dt lhC' Coslc1
M esc1 Senior C'<'nt<>r, 695 West
19th St. from 7:30 to 11 d.m. CaH
645-2356 for more informcllion.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SEMINAR
The Newport-Sc1ntc1 Anc1 LC'gc1l
Secrt>taries Assoc1c1tion is spon-
soring d dom<'slic violN1C<' !.C'mi-
ndr at l ht• Wyndhom GMclen
Hotel. 3350 Ave>nuc> of the Art'>,
Cosld M esd Reg1strc1llon dlld
continentdl br£>c1kfc1-.1 bc•gm'> dt
8·30 d.01 , SCmllMI ttt 9 o.m CO'>t
i~ $20 for mc>mbN'>, $.10 for non-
members. Dec1dlm<' for re'>NVd·
lions is April 2b
Cdll 955-44 71 for mort' info1 -
rTldllon
HOW TO RAISE TEEN-AGERS
College Ho'>pltdl, 275 V1clond
St .. Cosld Mc•<,d, offc•r<. d fr('(! edu-
Cdllonctl workc.,hop for pc1rc>nls of
teen'> di 10 d.m PcH·n Sdturcldy.
Every wc>ek 's workshop c.,tc1rh dlld
fm1shf''> c1 1ww topic <,o pc1n:•ntc.
can 10111 lhf' ~1oup dl c1ny point in
lhC' cyclP For mor(.· 111fo1 nldtion,
ronlc1cl D1. Lr1n1 Mrirtin., nt 704-
8166.
WERE BACKll BLEACHER BUMS
MA.INSTAGE
THEATRE
BURMA FORUM
A forum focusing on.the South-
east Asian nation of Burma will be
presented in Orange Coast Col-
lege's Fine Arts Hdll 119 from 8
d.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets c1re $20 for
adults, $10 for full-lime '>ludcnt.,
For more infonndtion. Cdll 432·
5860.
DANCE FOR UNIFORMS
Newport Harbor High School
band boosters will ~tdge d
"Spring Homecoming Ddnce" to
raise funds for new bdnd uni·
forms. from 8 to 11 p.m. in th<'
school's boys gym. Tickets are $20
for singles and $30 per couple. To
donate to the band uniform fund
'or for more informdt1on on lhl•
dance, call 760-3310.
•SUNDAY
AFGHANISTAN FORUM
A symposrum on
"Afghanistan: Pec1ce of Pen I " will
be offered from 9.30 c1 .m. to 1 p.m
c1t the N ewport BNch Mc1rnott
Hotel. Speaker'> w11l 111clude Con-
gressman Dc1nd Rohrc1bdcher. The
symposium is spon!'..ored by lnl<'r·
nal.JondJ Orphan CM e dnd tht'
Committee for Pt>dC<' 111
Afghanistan. Tickets drc $15. For
more mfonnc1l.lon, CctU 586-3438.
•MONDAY
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Crean Clds~ic third c1nnucll
Golf Toumdment to benC'fil tht>
The pubhc is invited to a free
noon progrnm tttled, ·Aro:
moathc>rnpy" in the Friends'
Meeting Room of the Newport
Bt>dch Cc>ntrc1l L1brdry. The pro·
grclm will focuc; on the ancient
hoh-.tJC drt of ll'>ln9 herbdl otls dS
c1 h<'dhng medium For more
inlormdtlon, C'c11l 717-3800
•WEDN ESDAY
MAP OF THE FUTURE
Kevin Ref'd!. of Tnmble Ndvi·
gc1llon will <.pec1k at lhe Newport
Jic1rbor Arec1 'Chc1mber of Com-
merce Mc1rinc D1vis1on bre<1kfa<>l
mc•eting c1t th<' Brllboa Bc1y Club.
Rt'<'ds will dhcm.s how eventuc1l·
ly C'lectronic mt1p'> will enc1ble
c1nyone to fmd their wc1y c1ny-
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•TODAY
.,ARTISTS OAV-
Jucrnelld eve.In'> lt•ud\ th~ 10 d m. to
noon at Newport Beach Church of
ltellglou Science's parsonage,
1929 Tu!>UO Ave. Co ta Me<;ci
• UNDAY
WHERETO GO
"Where Shdll WP Go From Here?"
1s the lJUP of lhr Rt•v D1c.1ne Heath'
10:30 d.m !>Nmon dt Orange Coast
Unitarian Unlversallst Church,
1259 V1ctorio St . Costd Mesa. T)le
<iE>rmon explore shanng of dredffiS
of whdt we are toddy and the grow-
ing hopl"'!> for whdt we shall
become. The S0<1c.1J JuslJce Com-
rrutlee presenb d brunch after the
c;erv1ce. C'dll b-46-4652
NEW HOME
Orange County HJUel. the internd-
tiondl orgdnlldllon which provide~
progrcurumng t<fr Jewish students
on college c.1nd university campuses
throughout thl' .world, celebrate~
the dedlcat1on of its new home, the
Dr Bc>nJdOlHl M Bendat B'na1
B nth I hlll•l Center. at 2 p m on tht•
11ewly Pxpc.1ndc>d Jewish Federa-
tion Campus 250 E Bc.1ker St. C'o'>-
lrt ~1f''>d Drd)( c11ton ol thP centN
nanwd dltt>r rl L<lqunc1 Hill'> r<''>l-
dl'nl \\ho do11dlPCI U<'llNOU'>ly lo
crec1ll' the• rc1 nhl) 111dudt''> part1c1-
pt11ton Imm ( 'o-.tr1 /\ 1t>.,d\ mc.1yor.
rt--p\<.>Wnlc1t1H'" of Ort1nQP County
coUttg'=''> c1nd 11111\ 1•i..1111•i,, commu·
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drnl of clPvrlopnH'nt of Wt1i,hing-
to11 .~ DC -l>t1'>!'d I ftlll'I Th<' Foun-
dt1l1on fo1 Jl'Wt">h C't1mpu'> Lil!•
•MONDAY .
PRAYER DISPLAY
As ~drt of Nc1t1onctl I lei} of P1c1yer -
pruaJcttmPd tor Thur-.dc1y by Prt''>l·
dl'nl Clinton Flr'>t Church of
Ctmst, Scienth t, Costa Mesd, 2880
E l\.h•-.,1 V1 •1dP !Jn\ 1• IPctturC'!. c1
-..1w~1rll ch-.plrt\ 1111 prc1yl'r in th<'
< "h1 L"t1c1n "ir H fl( 1• Rt>11cl1ng Room
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Im d lovc•d om• c111d f<'l'I tht1t a .,up-
port group w1111ld lw h1·lplul to you,
lhl· 80<1rd 111 l>P<1rnn.., ol St. Mark
Pr~by1erlan Church 111 Newport
Beci~h ,., nfh•11n<J <1 wpport group
tht1l ml'f'h IWifl• 11H1nthly Th(•
grc~1p wtll lw Id! 1hlt1ll'd by WPncly
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ovdilablf' c1t nw(•tlflU'> An orgr1n1-
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pm 111 St Mr11 k., L1lm1ry, 2100 Mt1r
Vt.,ln Dm <' ThP group Wlll m<•et
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•WEDNESDAY
MEMBERSHIP DINNER
At 6 p.m., the Coastline Chapter of
B'Nat B'rith Women will congre-
gdte m an lrvine home to celebrate
the annual membership dinner. All
pt11d -up members dnd potential
members dre welcome. For more
information, phone 552-7833 or
639-3353.
CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER
A !.enes on the "practice~ of con-
tC'mplat1ve prayer will be offered
on the five Wednesddys of May dt
7 30 p.m by the Rev. Robert Stew-
d rt at St. Mark Presbyterian
Church, 2100 Mar Vista Dnve,
Newport Bet1ch. There are many
forms of prayer that have been
developed over the centunes with-
in the Chnslian Church. often with
roob m Jewish and lsldllllc trad1-
t10n Edch week. a different form of
prayer Wlll be explained and then
practiced An extended penod of
silence w1U be included. The
evening concludes with a group
refl<'ctmg on shanng thetr experi-
ences. For more mformauon, call
644-1341.
SERENDIPITY SINGLES
The SerendJpaty senes for singles
conllnues its weekly sess1onc; at
7 30 p m at SL Andrew's Presby-
terian Chucch, 600 St. Andrews
Rodd, Newport Bedch St
Andrew's own, the Rev Bill Aana-
gdn, rrumster of Smgles dnd Mis-
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Rev. Mary Murray Shelton
Senior Minister
Sunday
"The Arfu of Heart"
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
( d (~ t Prov-dtd
Serv1m 8 4S a 111
10 30 om & S 30 pm
Member of the Un11ed Church of Re/191ous Science
2205 MAIN STREET • SUITE 23, SEACLIFF VILLAGE
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92648 · (714) 969· 1331
EPISCOPAL
AINT JAft\ES CHURCH e piscopal
A Community O.d1eated lo Loving and
Serv1n9 Jesus Ciirrst as lord and Savior"
Fr Do irl C Antler \On rec tor
3209 V10 lido
NPwporl !koocl1
lfd/675 0210
7 30 om Trod1tionol
9 um Contemporory
Q om Church School
10 45 om Chommollc
and Wednesday noon
SAINT MICHAFI .
& ALI . AN< ;u ~""
EPISCOPAL<. Ill :1u II
Sunday Worship
8 OOAM. 10. OOAM
ursery. Sunday Schoo
'A Friendly. Caring
Chrnu<1n Commurntt
3/33 Paof1c View Dr
11 M tfl)Utrrtej
Corona del M<tr
644-0463
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Church lOam le Spm,
Sunday School lOam
Wednesday Meetings 8pm
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welcome. A S3 donation will 'be
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•FRIDAY
AECYCll SAU
Mesa Verde United Methodist
Newport Beach Chum. of R.eU-
gioUI SdetK'e holds a garage sale 9
am to 4 pm. at the chUJC'h parson-
age, 1929 Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa.
The sale cont.a.nues Saturday, May
6. Call 646-3199.
•ONGOING
A TIME FOR RENEWAL
An opportunity for inactive
Catholics to participate in or listen
to candid dialogue on topics of their
choice. ,(Topics have included
changes since Vatican II, Scripture,
Faith, Communities, annulments,
morality, personal experiences,
etc.) Meetings will be held alter-
nate Sundays at 6:15 p.m. May 7
• thJ:ough J\Jly 16 al Ow Lady Queen
of Angels Parish Center, 2046 Mar
Vista Drtve, Newport Beach. Come
or call ahead to Marie Romano,
548-3844 or Sister Agatha Faimlon,
644-9218.
SOENCE OF MIND
Meditation at 6:30 p.m. followed by
·Prospenty/Science of Mind" al 7
p.m. are he ld Tuesdays at Newport
Beach Church of Religious Sci-
ence, 901 Dove St., No. 145, New-
port Beach. Science of Mind/Heal-
ing Is also held 10 a.m. Wednes-
days. For more information, call
646-3199.
LEAH HOGSTEN I OAlV P!lOT
P astor Richard George helps the flock "pursue the truth" at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church.
PRAYER BREAKFAST
First United Methodist Church of
Costa Mesa holds a Prayer Break-
fast at 6 a.m. Wednesdays at Den-
ny's restaurant at Newport Boule-
vard and 17th Street in Costa Mesa.
Call 548-7727.
HOLY COMMUNION
St. James Episcopal Church, 3209
Via Lido, Newport Beach, offers a
noon service Wedn esdays with
Holy Communion. Bring a lunch
dnd dine with the church staff alter
the service. For more infonnauon,
Cdll 675-0210.
A COURSE IN MIRACLES
The non-profit organization A
Gathe nng of Miracles present ·A
Course in Miracles" lecture and
discussion at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays
at Saint Michael and AU Angels
Episcopal Church. 3233 Pacific
View Drive, Corona d e! Mar. Allen
Rosenthal, a nationally known lec-
turer, leads the lecture. For more
information, call 673-9227 or (310)
478-8994,
+ CHURCH: Mesa Verde Unit-
ed Methodist Church.
+ADDRESS: 1701 Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. + TELEPHONE: 979-8234. + DENOMINATION: United
Mett'lodist.
+YEAR CHURCH ESTAB-
LISHED: 1960.
+ SERVICE TIMES: Sunday -
8:30, 10 a .m .
+PASTOR: Richard E. George. + SIZE OF CONGREGATION:
220 (weekly attendance). + MAKEUP OF CONGREGA-
TION: HWe're primarily a fami-
ly-oriented congre~atron,"
George said. "Originally 95%
of our members were ones
who settled in the Mesa Verde
area in the '60s, but now
about 65-70% of our mem-
bers are from Costa Mesa.
We've become more o f a
regional church recently." + CHILO CARE: Preschool and
nursery care available at both
1 services; Sunday school and
1 junior and senior high pro-
1 grams are offered during the
I 10 a.m. service.
I ~· TYPE OF WORSHIP: Hymns I
accompanied by piano and
organ; various choirs alternate
in leading worship.
+WELCOME WAGON:
Greeters are stationed inside
the church foyer; George
invites visitors to stand and
introduce themselves during
the service.
+TYPE OF SERMON: "I basi-
cally try to explore the truth
contained within Scripture
and apply it to our daily lives,"
George said. "I use some
humor, and also draw on sci-
entific and sociological under-
standings. We pursue the
truth wherever we find it ."
+ UPCOMING SERMONS:
This Sunday, the service will
have a combined focus on
Native American awareness
and Earth Day; on Sunday,
May 7, George will speak on
the meaning of peace.
+PROGRAMS: Child and
adult church school classes on
Sundays; men's and women's
groups; small fellowship clus-
ters that meet monthly;
Church-Family Involvement
Week in July; o utreach o ppor-
tunities with the Southwest
Community Center, FISH,
Share Our Selves and the
Orange Coast Interfaith Shel-
ter; the congregation sponsors
the Children's Creative Art
Workshop for community
youngsters. + CHURCH DESIGN: Mod -
ern-style chandeliers hang
from the arched, wood-
beamed ceiling of the sanctu-
ary; stained glass panels
accent the wood walls.
+ MISSION STATEMEN'r. The
church is in the process of J
writing a new m ission state-
ment. "The folks here really
care about each other,"
George said. "They allow their
faith to enable them to make
a positive difference in society
and in people's lives. " + INTERESTING NOTE:
A segment of the service is
devoted to "passing the peace
o f Christ" when t he congre-
gation moves freely about the
room greeting each other and
getting to know visitors.
By Anastacia Freeberg
BIBLE STUDY
His Disciples Fellowship m Costa
Mesa invites everyone fo1 a study
of God's word. food, fun and fel-
lowship on Fridays at 7:30 p.m. AU
ages welcome. For directions, rail
James at 650-2589.
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SUMMER SESSION ENROLLMENT
Lutheran Church of the Master,
2900 Paohc View Dnve, Corona del
Mar, which opened a lundergarten
through sLXth grade school m Sep-
tember. 1s expandmg the program
to include summer school The
c;ummer session, which starts June
METHODIST
NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
160 I ~ucr1ij Ave Com del ;tr
644-0745
Worship ell 8.00AM & I 0 OOAM
Sundc1y School AU t-ges 9:00AM Rev Edwdrd C Marlin
Costa Mesa
VERDE MESA
UNITED METH ODIST CHURCH
aker, C.M 1701 I
Worship & C hurch School
10:00 a .m. 8:30 and
Dr Richard Georo e 979·8234
LACUNA
United Methodis t Churc h
21632 Wesley Dr.
Laiuna Beach
99-3088
Sunday Morning Worsh,:e
& Christian Education 10 M
Ministers David Beades & Virginia Wheeler
Wesley CounseltnPa Center
Services Avai able
COMMUNITY CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN
RfAL FAITH
FOR REAL LIFE ---m1 I Coor COMMUNm CHURCH
Bo• S.W.a. SEOOI P.UTOI
WWINO Scl\'ICll:
S4M1Mr 6:00 P.M.
SVNIMY 9:00 6r I0:•5 .....
'120 loMtA ~ M . Mt. CA 9211S
7l+JS+.7600
A ST. MARK
PRESBYTER.JAN
CHURCH
Sundal) Worship 9:30 a.m.
Child Cdre, Sund•#/ School
]dmboree at Eastblu(f
Newport Bt•ch 6""· 13" 1
f114 f~~ C11~
Tk ~~~ T)~!Uf CJl:
M~"M~
S/4-4240
1
22 and ts also K-6. includes before
and after-school care Enrollment
dpplicahons are currently being
accepted. For more mfonnauon,
phone director Nancy Spaeth at
759-1146
CHRISTIAN
! HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(DlsclplH of Cltrlst)
2401 Irvine Ave. It .... lllHI
N1WJOftltacll
Sund1y Wol'lhlp • 10:00AM
Dr. 011111 Gl1d1on e,u.5711
• Send photographs and type-written
relea~ detailing stories, upcoming events.
sermon topics or any other news involv·
1ngchurches to Religion Edrtor Matt Colter,
Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa,
92627
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RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
NEWPORT BEACH CHURCH
901 Dove # 145, N.8.
(WBst of JamborBB) (Nortfl of Bristol)
(East of Jolin Wayne Airport)
Service Sun. 10:30 a .m .
M, Tu, Th, (714) 646-3199
Dr. Juanella Evans. Minister
LUTHE RAN
CHRIST LVTHERAN CHURCH
Pastor William Hemenway
''Wt lovt childrtn, 11outlr, 11oun9 "dult1, t4rttr
"du/11, stni<m. W1 love to cart, to rtach
out, to mttt nttds, to
ansultr qutstions"
• Sunday Serv1crs -U:OO l 10:30
• Sund ay School l IJrble Sludi\>s -9;30
76.0 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(714) 631 -1 611•(714)548·6866 (School)
PRESBYTERIAN
Wonhip enJ hnr tht1 pnctkal,
Cl\t11H:tntt~, i.1blical ~·
"MANAGING THE
CHANGES OF LIFE"
(Philippians ·M·7)
SMwday, Arni 29. s }() r M.
~ Sunday,Afittl 10,IMOend 10.ISA.M.
600 St. Andrttts Road, Ncwix>n Beach, Califdrnw (714) 631·2880
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A day for a 5-yeai--old to imagine and celebrate ~ .
•• • By Christopher Trela,
Sp«ial to the Daily Pilot
You're never too young to
learn about the performing
arts. At le ast thdt's th1!
idea behind the lmagination
Cele\)ration, the 10th annual
countywide arts festival geared
toward childre n, teens and their
ramllies. Witb everything from
choral performdf\ces to plays to
dance to participatory art pro·
jects, the lmagmation Cele bra-
tion teaches kids of a ll ages that
art 1s not only fun, but an inte-
gral part of our lives.
My friend Sherry Andrae and
her 5-year-old son n evor experi-
enced the Imagination Celebra-
tion for the first time last Satur-
day during a wrurlwind after-
noon tour of three local facilities
that we re offering IC events.
Sherry arrived with Trevor
asleep in the front seat of her
car. He had just completed his
first foray into organized sports
with a spirited game or T·ball,
and he was a bit worn out.
Once we arrived at tht> New-
port Be ach Public LibrdTy, Sherry
woke n evor and guided him
insid e the library, wh ere they
were offering drt projects, lace
painting, a children's chord! per·
rormance, storytelling, juggling
and more. A bit groggy from his
nap, n evor at first was hesitant
about joining the throng or chil·
dren who were making crafts
and h aving designs pdinled on
their skin. However, after his
mother had a cute little green
snake painted on her arm,
Trevor h ad to have one, too. He
was fully awake now.
Trevor immediately moved to
d table where he drew a design
on a paper plate, covered it with
oil paints, then transferred the
design onto a piece of paper.
Intrig ued with the result, Trevor
crafted another work of art
before running to the next table,
where he ledmed to make
pieces of paper from scrap~ or
1unk mail a nd othe r recycled
paper-based prod ucts.
Aft~r leaving the library, d
quick drive down the street
brought us to the Newport Hdr·
bor Art Museum, which was fea-
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CHRISTOPHER TRELA PHOTO
Trevor Andrae creates origaml
art at Triangle Square.
luring a vlsual arts workshop,
theater, musk and dance perfor-
ma nces. We arrived ln time to
watch an authe ntic dance group
from India. Sheny plopped
n evor Jn the front row just as the
perfonnance began. Dancing to
· authe ntic lndJan music and·
wearing animal masks represent·
ing jackals, goats and lions, the .
pa rticipants mimed and danced a
story that had the 40 or so audi-
ence members.
"I didn't even know that I was
watching it, H exclaimed Trevor
once the show had ended and
we were back at the car. "I was
holding still, and I forgot about
every single thing." Dance has
the power to entertain, to ed.u· .
cate, and to communicate emo·
tions, even if the auruence m em-
ber is 5 years old. Would Trevor
want to try to learn to dance like
that?
"Yes," he answere d simply.
"You just practice and practice,
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and you learn and you do it."
Hmm ... Ttus kid's only 5?
Our last stop was at Tnangle
Square m Costa Mesa, where
they were celebratmg the arts of
various cultures. Trevor dnd I
spent a few minutes making
origami animals and other
objects, but the smells from the
nearby restaurants were over-
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moved hts feet to the sounds of a
tnbal drum group that was pro-
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dS well as for audience members
that were persuaded to get up
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and director of the Youth Theater
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f\nd so it goes: Ellerbee shares her breast-rancer battle
I o nly d •dd h~h swun
up'ilr(•dm, • stt1d lhC'
wOmdn with the i,hort
crop of brunette hc1ir dddres ing
a Cdpac1ty crowd hllmg the balJ·
room of The Four Sed ons H otel,
Newport 8edch. She wa
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of hai.r. In her own words. sh e is
·cl victor, not JU!tt a survivor of
breast ca ncer.·
She 1s Unda Ellerbee, jour-
nalist, author. lecturer, producer,
raconteur, wonder woman of the
'90s. By the time she finished her
chat with some 600 dedtcdted
'supporters of Hodg Cancer Cen-
ter's Circle l 000, d record
S250,000 was raised. All 600
wanted to rush the stage dnd
hug Lmda Jane Ellerbee. HPr
c:andor, her wit, channC'd th<'
c;oclcs off the sophisllcc1tt>d
crowd
Ellerbee conftdc>d thdl th('
d1agnos1s of hN brt>d'>l cdncc>r
wds per!>ondlly dc>vd.,tdllng. The.•
treatment wc1~ wor!t('. "I thrc>w
up. I lo!>t my hd1r I hvc>d." ... he•
!>atd in her authoritc1t1vc> ... tyl('
Her cdncc>r f>lory hc1~ bP<>n
well documc•ntc•d 1n th<• mt>dld.
"At fir!>l. 1 wc111h•d 1t k('pl privdl!'
... It wc1~ nobudy\ bu<:.1111·~..,. My
colledgut''> honorc>d my w1~ht·.,
"ThPn on(> dc1y lht• phonP
rdng dnd 1l Wet'> tl r('port<'r from
USA Todc1y. I Ir told ml' thc1t lhl'
paper Wd~ running with my ... wry
the nC"xt dc1y. Orel I w10.,h to com-
ment?" Bt>fort' <,hP could
respond, thl• rPporlt•r mfonnPcl
her lhdl t•\'l•ryorw 111 tht' rnclu'>try
knf'w thc1t "sht> h<1d both of ht>r
lits cut off It Wei'> no ...i•cn•t "
• A gc1!>p of horror .,pr t•c1cl
throughout tht• holl·I bc1llroom It
~dsn'l due to Ellc>r h<•(•\ dm•ct
bsdge of th<' rc>portt>r\ lc1nguc1gc
:Y-hc> rnsen.,rllv1ty, not Jll"t of the
f.eporter. but of <,() mrrny pC'ople
f4c<>d with conf1ont1ng c1 womc1n
with bred'>l CdOCC•r Wd'> lht' l'>'>lll'.
-"Brt•c1<.,l<., ct rt• <1 hrq cl<•<1l rn
~encc1 ," conllnt1<'d Elll·rlwP
t'~h<>n c1 womc1n l<M'" hc•r
t,lrcasts, rt is d~ 1f hPr fl•m1111111ty
· in questJOn. It "' lht• s<1m(' for c1
loan with AlOS. I hi; rndscuhnity
~in quesllon '' B<'cc1u~c AmC'n-~ns are !-.o c1ltt1chttcl to lh(•1r ~l'x
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printing my story. The anger was
replaced by thousdnds of letters
that poured in from women
c1round the nation . That mail
actually sustained me through
one of the darkest periods of my
W " e.
L aughter has been c1nother
of the sustaining factors rn
Ellerbee's life. She had
msisted thdt her grown daugh-
ter, d music student rn Seattle.
not ny east for hPr surgery c1nd
m1sf. school. "I'll spend time with
you over summer vc1callon," !>did
Ellerbee. She'll never forget her
dc1ughter's rec1ctron seeing hN
mother that summer "I was in
my bdlhroom stdndrng in front of
the mirror ... no hair from the
chemotherdpy and no brec1sl!>.
There> I was putting on lipstick
when my ddughter cc1me in. Oh
my God Mother,· she screc1ms.
You look like Buddha ... without
the .... isdom. "'
On another occasion, Ellerbee
was wc1lking her golden retriev-
er. A!> she tossed the dog a ball,
one of her prosthesis fell out and
the dog grabbed the brcdst and
ran down the street. Ellerbee ran
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after !>hout1nq. "q1vc me my
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Finally, she sat down on the curb
and howled al the absurdity of
hie "l am cl better person today
for having hc1d canc:er. Oh, I
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As the conservative Newport
crowd chuckled at the journey of
this '60s child (with a brain) from
H ouston, Texas, it became crys-
tal clear to all that they were in
t)'le presence of a person of con-
siderable depth. In her words, a
person who is not good at the
word "obey.•
For a time, Ellerbee was a
rising national star at NBC.
"But I don't look like all the
other people on TV. I look more
like c1ll the people who Wdlch
TV .. which 1s just fine by m e,"
offered the ever disarming jour-
nc1hst rn c1 pnvdte moment. Does
she ever look at Dianne Sawyer
or Jane Pduley c1nd say, "That
could be ml'?" She says "No."
Instead, she offers that a part of
her misses the excitement of the
news rush. Making a wonderful
!>pedal on c1n important topic or
world event is very exciting,
Speaker Linda Ellerbee is Banked by Pat McFarland (left) and brunch chairwoman Arden Flamson.
very gratifying. "But then I
remember why I left. The trade
out is not worth the rush."
Eller.1;>.ee's time c1s d network
journc1list WdS at the very end of
the period when TV news was
not cxp<>cted to bf' profitable. It
wa'> con!>tdered the> mortgage
payment by the network for the
nght lo air and profit from the
entertdrnment side of the busi-
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that concept has changed. News
1s now not only expected to pay
for itself. it 1s expected to be
profitable. Further, the infusion
of the entertarnrng tabloid for-
mats <:.uch c1s • Hc1rd Copy,"
"l ns1dP Edition" c1nd all the tdlk
hosts from R1vprc1 to Jones to
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It is d line EIJerbee refu!ies to
cross. "All those shows are not
journalism. People used to turn
to their network news because
they truf>ted the information.
Today, the nc1ttonal media is so
busy working its bull off to be
centrist .. or populist, to compete
with dlJ the non-news disguised
d!t news filhng the dlrwdves. that
the in1onndt1on I'> turning to
vantlld P<>oplP !ttlY that there is a
liberc1l bids in the medic\ Thi'> 1s
not redlly the ca'>c If there l!t any
kind of bras, it is th(' bta!t of
c1ppec1ltng to the lc1rge<:.t mc1s!>
aud1enct', mot1vc1tc>d by the dol-
ldr profit lrom rdling!t revenue.•
Eller bPc' cc1mc to Newport
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"I have learned that what I
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T h e lives of Broc1dway com-
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man, Noel Coward, George S.
Kaufman and Mos!. Hart All
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AU of the above hdve long
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mostly youthful Civic Pl<lyhouse
cast gives us an irled of whdt !He
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showbiz gidnts convNg<'d Direc-
tor Phyllis Gitlin ha!. mounted d
lightly uneven but gPnerally
entertammg production of this
entrdncmg retrospcchve
Jn Scott Ratner, the playhouse
hds come up with c1n ideal actor
to assume the central role. Ratner
splendidly projects the soptusti-
calion. irony and determination
of the prohfic composPt who was
slowed down but hardly s1de-
hned in mid-career when his
horse crushed both of his legs.
Scott Ratner and JUI WolH star ln "Red, Hot & Cole" at CMCP.
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RalnPr 1<, particulc1rly engrossing
in lh1~ period as he enacts the
~rippled Porter, plc1gued by
recurring pain.
Jill Wolff lends a superb voice
dnd t•ngaging performc1nce to the
role of Porter's w t.le. Llnaa, who
find!. herseU on the sidelines as
her husbdnd reaches for the stars.
Pdt Boldt is a knockout as both
Elsd Maxwell and Ethel M erman,
prowctmg a vivacious energy the
'>how requires.
Also bnnurung with vitality is
C hristopher Spencer, w ho plays
WC'bb, Kaufman and Coward
with such aplomb one can forgive
his crew-cut youthfulness. Bob
Goodwin often misses a beat as
Woolley. but contributes an
authoritative singing voice.
Erin Lord impresses as both
Parker and Hopper, but makes
the strongest impression as play-
wright Bella Spewack , who
coaxed Porter into collaborating
on what became his biggest hit,
"Kiss M e Kate." Less effective is
Nann Brown, Jacking gusto as an
anonymous songstress while Joe
Hollinshead is fine as a waiter
who turns soloist for "Miss Olis
Regrets," a signaturt> or sorts for
the show.
Musically. the production is in
excellent hands as musted! direc-
tor and pianist Anild Grossman,
bassist Sue Cross dnd d rummer
Ron Romano keep the tempo
humrrung. Larry Wall!> has fash-
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It's been nearly 50 years since
Cole Porter crowned his hH-stud-
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By Tom Titus .
Special to the Daily Piiot
T hose ol u!. who mdy be
classlfted <1!. compulc,1vc>
lheatergo<>rs generally
have formulc:llf'd a hst or
ravonle shows whKh we would
go to great length'> to ~ee
<1gain, whcrevN lht>y hdppen to
be playing.
Hdvmg !.at through d ft>w
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Beneath thl' summit, w hPrP
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Mancha " and. rec <>nlly ddded
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Goodbye Officer IJe
• EDITOR'S NOTE: The Daily Pilbt has
received scores -if not hundred' -of letters
from local grade school student.S. letters that
were directed to the parents and wife of slain
Newport Beach Police Officer Bob Henry. The
letters stand a.s evidence of how the officer's
death has impacted even the youngest mem-
1 bers of an entire community. Here ls a small' I sampling of the letters, which will be forward-
ed to Henry's family. I ANDERSEN ELEMENTARY
' -of your husband. I prayed each of l am very pain stricken by the death
those 33 ni~hts that Rdbert Henry
'-fought for his life. To me he was the
: :t>ravest officer in the line of duty. He
I !was a strong-willed man and a hero to I hveryone at Andersen Elementary
lichool. i We had a bake sale to raise money
for you and your children. I baked 1 !lt1any cookies and brownies. The real
' credit goes to the people who stood 1
• lhere and sold the cookies. I hope your
1 children received three stuffed ani-
1,mals. They were from the Hammer-
• ichrnitt Family. I also attended the
'reception. It was a beautiiul way to say
•good bye. I can't tell you how beauti-
•ful the flowers were. Anyway, my love
• and support is with you.
'• KARl HAMMERSCHMITT •• '-•
: • I am a sixth grader at Andersen
• !:>chool. I am so terribly sorry your hus-'! pand died. I faced much sadness after
· praying for those painful 33 days. I
\1<now Officer Henry died in a heroic ! JNay while trying to make our streets
,t.fater to live in. I could never imagine
tlbe pain it would cause losing a family
\member so close. I am thinking and ·
praying for you. 1~ SARAH CONTE
•• ' I was so sorry to hear of the sad
1lews. A little part was taken out of all
• • .,f us that awful day. Robert Henry
~ :)bowed courage and bravery that day
ut the luck doesn't always run your
ay. r feel great sadness and would
like to thank you for letting Officer
enry protect us.
JONATHAN MARTINEZ
'"l 1 am a sixth grade student at Ander-
-sen school. l was deeply saddened by
the death of Officer Henry. 1 still pray
for you every night and hope that
you're all right. Officer Henry ctied d
heroic death. Such a brave and heroic
should be respectecl. That's why I was
at the reception at the Hyatt New-
porter. AJ1 the people in our sixth
grade will remember him as a true
hero.
CONNIE Cl IOZAS
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Q W e're very sorry for what has
a., happened. Officer Henry has
~ touched a lot of lives and has
influenced us to try our best to get all
the violence off the streets. Everyone
knows that he was a good man and
~ has devoted his life lo protect other
people. We have raised_ money for you
, from our bake sale's profit. You have
been in all our thoughts and prayers.
~ We hope you have better times lo
come
EUZABETI I SMITH
RILEY WATSON
ALEX SPAETH
We are very sorry about the death
of your husband. You are very lucky
1 to have such a strong husband as he.
1 Officer Henry was a very strong and
brave man. We think he's one of lhe
Local school children sent h undreds of letters to the family of late OWcet Bob Henry.
best police officers that Newport
Beach has ever had. Bob Henry will
always be a hero in everyone's heart.
MICHAEL DiSANO
JUSTIN MYERS
JA)'CEE MAHLER
ERIK FREDERICKSEN
We send our deepest sympathy to
you and your family. Officer Bob He n-
ry was a very nice man and police offi-
cer to the community and your family.
We are very sorry this happened and
we are sending a letter to help you
feel better. It must be very hard to
have a person die in your family. But
in our hearts he will live forever. I
hope you feel better soon!
MIJANOU PHAM
MICHAEL NARCISO
NEWPORT ELEMENTARY
Mrs. Rogers, Miss Lewis, Miss
Richter's sixth grade classes
l am so very sorry for what happened
to Officer Bob Henry. I know how it
feels to have someone you love die.
I have had two uncles who died last
year and my family on both sides were
very upset. I think that even if some-
one you love dies, it doesn't mean they
are not with you still. Just because
they are not with you in human.form,
it doesn't mean they are not with you
in your heart. I hope you remember
this and also I would like to say again
I'm very sony.
CRYSTAL DANIELSON
I am sorry to hear of your great loss.
I don't know how to express the sor-
row that I feel for you. J know how it
feels to lose someone you love and
care about. He died honorably. l did-
n't know him and I don't know you,
but I know that you loved him very
much.
We don't expect this when we wake
up in the morning but things like this
happen. I'm sorry for Jbe children who
have to grow up not knowing their
father, and I'm sorry for the loving wife
who is left alone. Move on. Be strong
and keep your memories of him.
GENEVIEVE CONNELL
I don't know what to say. It makes
me very sad that you guys are going
through what you are. When I found
out about your husband's death I was
speechless. I said to my morn that I
wanted to help. She gave me a look
that said maybe. I'm just a kid so I
don't know what I can do to help. But I
will think of something. I feel very sor-
ry for you and yll>ur children. I'm sure
things will get better evel). though it
probably doesn't seem like it. But it
will!
ANNE SINGER
My thoughts are with you. Officer
Henry was a good man. He was pro-
tecting the city of Newport Beach. He
was always good to our community. It
was a tragedy the way he died. I'm
sure he loved you all, and I'm sure he
is looking down on you. I'm sure he
will always be with you. I feel what
you feel because I lost a person in my
family that I loved very much. Hope
you feel better.
SCOTI KENDALL
Miss Hathcock's 5th Grade
How are you? I might have had a
feeling what you are going through,
my mom's dad died and people called
because of his death saying things
like, "Is there anything I could help
you with for his death" and it just
made her sadder. I wish I could be
there with you and tell you it's OK but
it's not OK once you lose someone you
feel you have lost yourself. But there's
other people by your side (my friends
and schools) to help you.
Don't think bad thoughts!
VICTORIA KUNO
Your father was a brave man, fight-
ing crime on the streets. I'm sorry that
his life ended with such a frightening
way. He tried his very hardest to stop
that man. Never forget your dad.
He's always there when you need him
wherever you are.
TAYLOR COTION
I am extremely sorry for what has
happened. I am sure that Mr. Henry
will have an everlasting life in Heav-
en. I could not dream of a funeral like
his, with all of the love surrounding
him. I prayed for him and still do. I
feel like a family member has passed
away. Do not worry, it was just his
time.
SPENCER WOOD
Losing a member of your family
must be pretty tough. Even though I
didn't know him he must have been a
very brave and caring man. Deep
down in my heart I feel for you. And
even though he is gone he'll be watch-
ing over you. The children should
know bow brave h e was and how
many wonderful things he did. Tunes
may be bard for a while but just
remember h e'll always be watching
over you and his love for you will nev-
er die.
NICOLE CASSESSO
Mrs. Carpenter's 5th Grade
I understand if you don't want to
read my letter.
I think Bob Henry was the bravest
policeman to try and stop a drunk,
crazy guy trying to commit suicide.
You are very lucky that your hus-
band and kids had the time that you
had together.
Wish you a lot of luck and I hope
you're not feeling terrible.
CAITLIN BARATTO
The sorrow that I feel for you is
from the bottom of my heart. I can't
imagine who would be crazy enough
to shoot such a kind man. I'm guessing
you have sleepless nights wondering ·
why your husband and why the father
of your 3 kids is now gone. Because
some alcoholic or drugged person
wanted to commit suicide and shot
him, and all Mr. Henry did was try to
help. Sometimes people go a tad
crazy and we wonder why and try to
understand.
I feel extremely sorry that this had
to happen to a nice man.
.SAM SCOTT
I'm sorry about your husband. It's
really too bad that you have to go
through the pain of having your hus-
band die. At least he was serving his
country and community when he died.
You're probably asking God #why
me?H
I would too.
Your children are probably real
nlc'e. I'm sorry that man killed your
husband.
MATIMEXIA
Mrs. Kaiser's 5th grade
. When I heard about what hap-
pened, I thought how could somebody
do such a thing? Officer Herny was so
heroic for trying to stop this man from
committing
suicide and saying, "Hey, don't do
tbisl" But the guy was crazy for doing
such a horrible thing and hurting
everybody. Officer Bob Henry is prob-
ably looking down from Heaven right
this minute and saying, "God bless my
family." Sincerely,
CARISSA BELIKOFF
Butterflies will fly for Officer Henry,
just not as fluttery. The sun will still
shine but not as brightly. Just remem-
ber he died heroically. Maybe in
heaven, they will bave a celebration
for him, and they will have a cake, 7
layers, chocolate ice cream and lots,
lots of confetti.
And also remember, he died saving
someone else. He died in Jesus's spir-
it. Jesus died for this earth, so just
remember Newport Elementary's
thoughts are with you.
Nlt::OLE LAUREN DEKKER
Your son was a brave person to try
out for a police job and risk his life on
trying to save kidspd adults' lives.
And that day Henry went to that guy
to stop him before he killed himself
proved that Henry was a caring and
responsible cop . Then Henry got shot
but Henry risked his life and as a cop
when they risk their lives,· serious
things can happen.
I think Henry was a great and
brave cop.
BRITfANY BEACH ·
I'm so very sorry that your father,
husband, brother or son has passed on.
I'm sure he will rest in peace. He died
as a heroic officer, that I will never for-
get. I'm not sure how you all feel
because I've never lost my father, hus-
band, brother or son, but I've lost two
grandmas. One was also in a coma.
But I know you're very upset and your
life will not be the same without him.
I'~ so sorry!
BRIANNE PARMETER
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
O fficer Henry will be greatly
missed throughout Newport
Beach and Calif omia. he was a
great man and died doing his duty,
protecting us. We have been thinking
about you.
We think police officers are very
brave because they risk their lives to
help our community.
Sincerely,
.
KATIE YEAGER
LAUREN FOSTER
MELISSA LALLY
RYAN SCHULTHEIS
Fellow officer: The support will always be there
Officer Bob Henry
Dear Patty Herny,
T hese are personal words
just for you and your fam-
ily, but ones we all can
benefit from. Bob Henry is a
hero. He is a hero to society. He
is a hero to law enforcement
personnel. And most of all, he is
a hero to you, his family. Why
do I give him that profound
honor? Because he lived his life
fulfilling the richest definition of
that term. A hero is someone
who gives far more than be ever
expects to get in return. That he
did, and it was given in the
noblest ol causes too. We, his
fellow human beings, are made
painfully aware of the dedica-
tion to odety that he possessed.
No one is going to knowingly
glve his life trying to save the
life of a,oother poor unfortunatr
soul if he knows that attempt
would be unsuccessful. Bob was
not a fool, but he was morally
driven to gtve his best ~ffort.
When Bob emingJy failed,
how can I call hlm d h ro? Tho
answer is very simple and it can
be seen in all the faces of the
law enforcement personnel that
were around you the day of his
funeral. Bob has given to the
people of tl)bt prOf'ession a pride
tbet they can wed! openly. I
cannot pretend to speak for all
of lnw enforcement, but I have
eamed the right to speak for
one who has been injured serv-
ing the community.
Over the past several
decades policemen have been
increasingly seen in less than
the best of terms. The errors ol a
few were a label that all law
enforcement had to bear. Law
enforcem ent '6 made of human
beings and as such, wearying,
vidous, and general cri~ctsm.s
thcil are not personally true can
discourage the officer from
making that extra effort for their
communities It takes someone
special to make that kind of
effort continuously in the face of
n· gative piejudices.
I low bas Bob helped to make
that effort less burdensome, and
what made him able to do it? As
1 said, you saw it in the faces of
all those around you at The
Pond. Bob has given law
enforcement great personal
pride in its profession. He was
able to be an honorable officer
of the people because his family
provided the atmosphere that
nurtured his sense of values
about humanity.
Life teaches us that as one
person we are limited in what
we can personally do. Our most
far-reaching impact is when we
broaden our sphere of in!luence.
To do that w e can try to impress
others ~o that they will act as
we would act. Bob has
increased his sphere of influ-
ence a million times over and
for a long time to come. As the
word of Bob'$ heroism spreads
among the men and women of
law enforcement, the renewed
pride in their prof esslon will
help motivate them to make the
extra effort. Tboy will go
beyond what is reasonably
exp ected of them.
Society as a whole also has
grounds to honor Bob as a hero.
It will reap the benefits of the
officers' renewed dedication.
The community gets that
expanded level of service and
effort that can only help to
make people's lives safer and
thus more enjoyable.
And now I tum to you. Patty,
here we are, all of us gaining so
much by Bob's great sac::rifice while
you sit there in deep grief. We
know that nothing can fill the hol-
low void that has been left beblnd
for you. but you too have been giv·
en something that is very powerful.
Bob loved his kids very
deeply, and be was working
very hard for them to have the
best chance al We as possible.
An absent father cannot be
replaced, but your children will
have something to guide them
that few oth'Y'S have the advan-
tage of. In their father they have
a personal model for the value
of high principles. A parent can-
not hope for more than for their
children to be happy physically,
psychologically, and spiritually.
Instilling in his children the all
important spiritual principle of
ca.ring for your fellow human
beings is the noblest of gifts.
Bob Henry taught his children
by example the day he risked so
much trying to keep that man
from needlessly killing himself.
It is little oonsolati.on Patty, but
you should feel the support that
surrounds you and your family
today and know it will be there for
ages to come. l peI!iOllaUy know of
the extent that the personnel of the
Newport Beach Police Departn:ient
will support eadl other in times ot
personal tragedy. I also know that
at times like these, the vast nwn-
ber of good people in every ccxn-
munity will cune fCl'WW'd to be
counted amoog those who are car-
tng.
CREG MATTSON
N wport Beach Police
Sergeant, Retired
VETERAN
CONTINUED FROM A 1
said of the man, who thredtened
him and eventually let him go
after the humorous but frighten -
ing e ncounte r.
With 1995 marking the 50th
annivef'Sdry of the end of World
War II, this is just one of the sto-
ries tha t Grupe, a locc1I tustonan,
recalls from his expe rie nce els c1
Bdlboa Island resident and veter-
an.
The retired realtor now uses
pieces of his wartJme expenence
for the more than 60 historical
programs that he presents to
local audiences. He has recently
used his connecllo ns with the
Exchange Club's Freedom Shrine
displays to help the newly devel-
oped Harb or Area World WM II
50th Anniversa ry Commemora-
tive Committee.
Much of Crup<>'s knowledge
and fascination with war c1nd h is-
tory stems from the period when
he was a freshman at Occidental
College at the beginning of
World War n.
After deciding to leave college
to volunteer for the Army Air
Corps, he had to wait more thdn
a year before h e began his tra in-
ing.
"I volunteered, but you had to
wait forever," said Crupe.
This wailing pe riod however,
<1Uowrd him to <>xpen ence how
the local community rcspondC'd
to the war.
"I was home on the weeke nds
from chool and aU of th e o;treet·
lights that fdced the ocean we re
painte d black,· said C rupe,
recalling the Wdr-time cha nges
thdt the town of Ne wport Beach
..
tough," saJd the p1Jot, who held
been ma med ror one year at the
time of his departure. "l had an
18-y dt·old wife who waited
th ree years lo catch a bus to
Sacrame nto to see me . I the n got
ord<'rs that l'm going to lea ve
tonight "
Unfortunately, Grupe wc1s
"I want to try and reach th e studenJs
more and expl ain what it costs ta:insure
and protect your freed om ... ''
-GEORGE GRUPE
had to mdke .
HThey had people m the tower
a t Newport Harbor Hig h School
dnd m a l,hree-story house on
Lido Island with binoculars."
After Grupe was inducted mlo
the Army Air Corps in Marc h
1943, he spent three yeMs trdm·
ing dS a bomber pilot. He
learned how to fl y ·Billy
Mitchell" B-25 twin-eng ine
dttack bombers and hopt'd to fly
the m in comb8t. But he Wds
instead assigned to fly the B-24
long-range bombe r.
The commander of a B-24 Li~
erator and a nine-member crew,
Crupe was then assigned to
de part from a Northern Califor-
nia base for a location in the
South Pacific.
"We left Mdther Field near
Sacramento and ii was ddmn
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lmdble to see hJs new wtfe
before he left, but he Wds dble to
correspond with he r. Also. as a
result of a previously discussed
pldn, the young pilot WdS a ble
inform his fdmily of his exdct
locdlion -a n act that WdS i.inpos-
,c,1ble for many other soldiers due
to military censor!>hlp.
During the time he c,pent m
the South Pacific, C rupe saw
approxunately 30 h our'> of com-
bat. But he learned lh<1l the dan-
gers pilots faced were not !united
to combat -day-to-day opera-
tions cou ld be precarious as we ll.
C rupe described one expe ri-
e nce in which he transported lib·
e rated Dutch prisoners of war.
HI ha uled released Dutch Wdr
pnsone rs, • C rupe said. "We'd
put them in our B-24's and fly
them to Ma nil a. The pla nes were
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not deMgned to fly that mcmy
pvople (ove r 20) "
C rupe aid thcH on a nu s1011
Mrn1lar to th1'i one, hc> watch ed
helple~ly d'> a nother pilot
crashed with cdrgo of pnsoner!>,
l<llling 10 p ople.
He C'ould rely on his skill!> lhdl
allowed tum to gradudte hr..t 1n
his flight training cldS'> to keep
him Cro m bemg killed in flight,
but nothing could prepare Grupe
for whdt he said WdS one of his
most fnghtening experiences
After the wa r had end ed; a
typhoon tut the island of Ok1-
nd Wd wher<> he was stationed.
"It was c1bsolutely unb<>hev-
c1ble, • said C rupe of the tr op1cc1I
cyclone thdl hit the isldnd "The
war 1i. over and the wmd 1!1 !>O
violent . ".". you look dcross the
Wdter dnd you would see wave!>
80 to 100 feet hig h.
"I crawled out or my tent thdl
was protected by d chff a nd th~
wind blew my wallet nght out of
my hdnd. It destroye>d £>veryth1 ng
the re was on Ok10dwc1."
The indelible experiences
hc1ve d efinitely left Grup1• w1lh ct
desire to pass on h1~ knowledge
to future generations. Although
his historic progrdm!i dre for
C'veryone, he notes lht.• ch1ldrl•n
Me the most importc1 nt onc•s lo
tc1rget.
"1 wdnl to try dnd re>c1c h the
students more c1nd expl<t111 w hcll
1l cost<, k> insure and prol!'ct your
freedom," he sc1id.
• SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1995 A11
REWARD OFFERED
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to locate hN insta ntly _ ~
aunt, Esthc>r zamord, 17, LocdJ, !>tdte dnd natwn~l
returned 10 mrnule'> late r, th<' agcnaes dH' al.so a .. s1sting in
woman dnd Sll•fc1nny wen• thP sec1rrh
gone. j Thi' 13-pound, 26-inch bdby
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Tom Lazar '>did Sedf'> does not I 1ump:,u1t. l ler mothf>r, Bedln1,
operate thP photo studio rtsell, !>c11d the bdby wc1s trdnsported
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department store• to d c,tudm light blue pillow dnd pmk dnd
based in St Lour'>. Mo 1 blue cnx-hc-tcd bldnkt>t
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A 12 SATURDAY. APRIL 29. 1995
obitu ry
00 '
· Longtime Newport resident ,
Joy to be buried in Nebraska
Burial m his h ometown of Lln-
<-oln, Neb., as pldnned for R.ichclrd
D. J oy, a longtime Newport
Bedch residPnt, World War II vet-
Ndn a nd active local Redltor who
diE>d Sunddy a fter c1 prolonged
1Une'>s. He wc1s 82. ·
Mr. Joy moved to Newport
Bcdch in 1962 a nd was active in
the Newport Ha rbor-Costa Mesa
BocHd of Realtors, where he
.. erved on the Standdrds 8odrd
He worked as a locK'>m1th ctfter
1 rt.>tuing from the real estate bus1-
nP'>S
and later served as president of.
the nationaJ association.
During World Wa r II, he
served in General Patton's cam-
paign throu'gh Fran ce a nd Ger-
many.
Before corrung to Cc1hfom1c1,
'Vlr Joy hdd c1 '>uccessfuJ hdfd-I
wMe busine!>s m Lincoln He wc1s
prl•s1dent of the Neb1c1skd Hdrd-
w<HP Dealers in the• mid-1950'>
Mr. J oy is survived by wife,
Helane Ekda hl J oy of Ne wport
Beach; daughte r Ma ry Ldunbeer
of Costa Mesa; son Richard Jr., of
Flagstaff, Ariz:; sister Carrie
Klose of Newport Beach; brother
George Joy of l:.incoln, Neb.; 10
grandchildren; and three great-
grc1odchtldren .
Funeral serv1ces were Thurs-
day at Pacific View Mortuary
Chapel in Newport Beach. l
CAPTURE
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front tires of her pc1lrol cnr.
Hunt left the• sct'nc c111d c1 few
blocks dWdY c1ll<>gedly forced his
wc1y into lhe home of c1n e lderly
Newport Beach womc1n, whom
he llC'd up, authontH.''> '>did. He
then alJegedly stole the• womc1n's
1985 Mustang. which wc1s recov-
e red by polJce in Sc1nlc1 Ana on
Wedne!'>day
Neither the dt•puly nor the
woman Wd'> inJ11red
Hunt Wd!> 1dentLhc•d d'> the sus-
pE-ct through d vid c>otc1pP tc1ken
by d camera mountC'd on the
deputy's car dnd hngcrpnnts col-
l~cted at the scene of the robbery
hy Newport Bet1ch polJCl'.
After an inlt>n'><' '>e<lfch for
LEGAL BILL
CONTINUED FROM A 1
As of last month, thf> d1!>tnct
hds !>pent t1bout $165,200
dc>fending thdl Cct'><' $9,080 in
genPrdl and specit1 I legdl coun-
sel and dbout $156, 100 thctl hd!>
been billed to the JPIA, dccord-
ing to d distnct docume nt
Demb1k's case hc1s tdken th<'
longe!>t to rec,olvc Sh<' hl<'d a
formal gri<>\ c1nc (' with th£' d1<,-
tnct m Novpmlwr 1993
Stncf" lhf"n, the> d1!>trict hct'>
-.pent cl<>'><' to $14,700 ctbout
$14.400In'>fWC1c1l INJcll C'OllnM•I
cind c1round $1 llO 111 "cl'><;OCldtc>d
< or:.tc,," th(• orw-pc1gc• clon1mC'nt
... how.,
DPmb1k"' Ccl'>f" will be con-
1 Hunt that began ctfter the shoot-
ing Monday, police we re tipped
off by a manag er al the Hunting-
ton Beach motel. who recognized
Hunt's face from a flyer dropped
off by a deputy Thursday nig ht,
Garner said. The ma ndger
informed authori ties tha t Hunt
had checked into the motel.
Hunt has a n extensive criminal
lu!,tory -including armed rob-
bery, dSSaull'i, burglaries a nd na r-
cotics violations -that dates bdck
to 19n. according to a uthoriues.
And he was a parolee dt large
because he failed a drug test and
hddn't reported to his parole offi -
cer in Los Angeles for three
months, officials said.
Newport B~ach police also
suspect Hunt of three burg lanes
m the nty dunng the past three
m onths.
s1dered by a panel of distnct
officidb on May 5. If her matter
can't b e resolved the n, her
attorney said she Wlll like ly file
suit.
Distnct boc1rd memb<'r Hank
Panian defended the costs, say-
ing each mdtter should be thor-
oughly considered and evaludt·
ed to reach a fair resolution.
"I'm glad these (allegallon!>)
dre coming to the surface,•
Panian said "In one of our
meetings. I commended Ms
Dembik for bringing these
yuesllons dnd issues to the !>ur-
fd ce. In dealing With them, the
d1stnct dnd everyone involved
w1U be be tter off.
"It's cdlled leammg the hard
wc1y, dnd l don't think anyone
d!>h for that or wants thdt, but ti
hc1ppe ns."
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hand on the toddle r's buttock.
Court documents further state
Ldude nbc1ck insisted the skull
fracture on March 18 was an dCci·
d ent, but he feels responsible
b •causl' h e wclsn't watching
Tyler: his attention was instead
foc used on a te levised NCAA
basketball game on which he had
placed a bet, according to the pro-
ba tion report.
La ude nback struggled with
drug and alcohol depe ndency for
15 years, according to the proba-
tion report. His addiction report-
e dly became so bad that during a
"dowpward sp11a l" in 1993, he
stole his father's credit card to
charge $4,000 worth of cocaine,
the p robdtion report states.
He stopped using drugs and
dlcohol in J une 1993; fJve months
Idler KarE>y J aeger moved into the
apartment next door to his: and
soon after, he moved in with her,
court records indicate.
Jaeger's fa mily an d friends
gasped ctnd shook their heads
when Ld udenback said ne loved
22-month-old Tyler second in his
life, only after God.
Lc1udenback conclud ed his
stdtcment by turning to the audi-
e nce with his ha nds outstretched
lo !>ay he was sorry·to the Jaeger
family and friends, as well as lo
hi!. own relatives.
Al that point, Tyler's grandft1-
ther, Donald Jaeger, stood up and
!>lorme d out of the courtroom, say-.
mg Ldudenback was "so full of -
... I can't take any more of that."
Laudenback said nothing more
to the families after Don Jaeger's
exit •
The sentencing preceded emo-
t1onal state ments from Tyler'
family, including hh mother, his
maternal grandparents and his
two aunts.
Karey addressed Laudenback,
calling him a •cowa rd" and •evtt•
for bea ting and ta king out his
anger on an innocent child.
She said she wished Lduden-
ba~k had taken out his anger on
her instead of h er "defense less
baby"; if he had, she said, Lau-
denback would have been out Qf
their Jives.
After the sente ncing, Ka re y
said she didn't know Laudenback
had fallen bark into a drug a ddic-
tion, nor does she believe a word
he says.
"I'm glad I don't have to see
him again -it makes me sick,·
she said. "I'm glad he's locked up
for a long tnne ... I will fight it if he
ever comes up for parole.•
Donald Jaeger said he had
plans fo r his first gra ndchild and
called Laudenback "every moth-
e r's nightma re .·
"I planned to take Tyler fishing
in Big Bear. I planned to take ham
to see the Dodge r . I planned to
0 I 'm glad I don't have
to see hlm again ... I'm
glad h e's locked up
for a long time ... "
-KAREY JAEGER
teach him how to play ball," Don-
ald said. "(Brian) doesn't look like
a murdering mons ter. He d oesn't
look like someone who would tor-
ture a 22-month-old baby to
death -yet he did.•
Tyle r's gra ndmother, Carol
Ma berry, said she is g lad the sen-
te nce brought some closure to the
family's nightmare. She call ed
Lauden back •an Oscar winner·
for not giving any indication of his
viole nt side.
"No sentence is long enough
for me," she said. "It doesn't bring
IN~'Wport Bnc.:h/Co~t• Mna Oiu1) PiJoc
Tyler back.•
Bnan·~ younger brother, Dave
Laudenback, Wld he found it hard
to believe Karey didn't know
about Laudenback's drug and
alcohol problem and that she
would leave Tyler in his care.
H e said he thought the sen-
tencing was "fair" but that the tri-
al 1tseU wasn't fair because his
brothe r was tried for second-
degree murder. He said his broth·
er's addiction problem should
have bee n more seriously consid·
ered when proseC\ltOrs filed
charges.
"The charges and accusations
by the Jaeger family about Brian
being evil and malicious are not
accurate,• Dave Laudenback said.
"He was sincere and friendly.•
In a press conference, Karey
Jaeger appealed to people who
have problems of abuse to gel help
before they harm a child. She said
she d edicates her life to prevent-
ing child abuse and will continue
her work with the "Tyler's Love
Continues" foundation which she
founded for this purpose.
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EYE-OPENER
Myron Miller headed
for Tustin.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
it ldnd of hit me by surprise·
CHARLES CHATMAN
Beginner·s
get their
chance at
the gold ·
•Area's two major
charity tennis events are
open to novice players.
F or those who are tennis
neophytes, or haven't
played since John McEnroe
last won Wimbledon, or play
only sparingly and a re prepared
to step up the competitive Juices.
it's tim"e to put up or shut up.
Your calling has come. Pride
is no longer an issue .
Last autumn, local club man-
agers began promoting te nnis to
the novice players, hoping to
rekindle the flame to those who
hadn't played since the te nnis
boom of the 70s and early 80s, or
captivate the basic health-mind-
ed citizen into an entertaining
cardiovascular workout in a fam-
ily-oriented atmosphere.
This spring, the area's two
major charity events -the Vic
Braden/CHOC Padrinos and the
Adoption Guild tennis cla ssics -
are both offering 3.0 and/or
novice divisions.
These are by far the most
popuJar tennis tournaments in
Orange County. Both claim to be
the biggest charity doubles
events in America. The Adoption
Guild has been around for 34
years, having raised some $1.5
million for Holy Family Services.
Braden 's event op~ns serve for
the 14th year on May 6.
Now is the time to truly expe-
rience tennis, e njoy new friends,
meet pote ntial partners with
whom you're compatible, bask
in the sunshine, and lend a help·
ing dollar to highly creditable
charities.
Registration for the Braden
tournament e nded last week, but
for novices (i.e. 2.0 and 2.5 play-
ers), the last-minute door may
still be open if you contact the
tournament office (786-3000)
immediately. ·foe event runs
May 6-7 and May 13-14. The
event has a 3.0/novice division
in mixed doubles,
The Adoption Guild, which
begins Memorial Day weekend
and runs through the first week-
end in June, features 3.0 and
novice divisions for the first time
ever in men's, women's and
mixed .
The Newport Beach Tennis
Club, led by general manager
Irv Goldberg, is sponsoring those
divisions.
Remember, folks, in these
divisions, you play against those
on your level. Don't be afraid.
Just do it.
The NBTC, John Wayne Te n-
nis Club, Palisades, Park New-
port, Mesa Verde and Balboa
Bay Club Racquet Club will host
rounds in both tournaments.
Here's a closer look -Accord-
ing to the National Tennis Rating
Program (NTR.P), a 2.0 player
•may have had itome lessons,
but needs on-court experience;
has obvious stroke weaknesses,
but ls beginning to feel comfort·
able with singles and doubles
play."
•A 2.5 player ."has more
dependable strokes and is learn-
ing to judge where the ball ls
going; has weak court coverage
or ls often caught out of position,
but is starting to keep the ball in
play with other players of the
same ability."
• A 3.0 player "can place
shots with moderate success1 can
sustain a rally of slow pace, but
is not comfortable with all
strokes; lacks control when try-
ing for power."
Here'• looking at you, t>egin·
nen.
IOok II ..... -Louisa Arnold. Newport Beech Tennis
Club women's 3.5 doubles cham-
pion with Dottie Cron, Will be
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Eagles stay in ·contention, win 4-3
•Key win over league-
leading Aliso Niguel
renews Estancia's playoff
hopes.
By Dennis Brosterhous, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -The Estancia
High baseball team did them -
selves, as well as the rest of the
PaCilic Coast League, a big favor
Friday, knocking off first-place •
Aliso Niguel, 5-4.
Joe Herman's clutch game -
winning hit, which bounced over
the right-field fence and scored
Abel Flores, broke a 4-4 deadlock
and brought Estancia the dramat-
ic win.
With one out in the bottom of
the seventh, Flores singled, stole
second and took third when the
throw to second was mishandled
by the shortstop. Needing just a
long fly ball to win it, Herman
took a fast ball on the outside part
"We figured at the start of
· the season that 9-6 would
be good enough tor the
playoffs. Now we have to
win our last four. "
-PAUL TROXEL
of the plate and cirrued . it just
inside the right-field line for the
game-winner .
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Now at 5-6 in the PCL (1 1-10
overall), a loss Friday wouJd have
made things extremely difficult
for the Eagles' playoff chances. At
two games behind three teams in
the PCL chase for post-'Season
play, Estancia Coach Paul Troxe l
admits that work still needs to be
done.
· MWe figured at the stdrt of the
season that 9-6 would be good
enough (for the playoffs),· he
~ MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
1'lle td·hWI Lak~ ~by owner Steve Fossett ln the ORCA class, pulls away
fioaa tti9 mt Gt fleld at the iblfl of tile race to Ensenada, Friday afternoon.
Tustin
takin . g
Mesa's
Miller
Football post
expected to be
announced on
Monday, Costa Mesa
without a coach with
less than a month
before spring drills.
By Barry Fa ulkner
Staff Wnter
COSTA MESA _ Costa
Mesa High football coach
dnd boys athletic clirector
Myron Miller is leavmg
the school to accept the
Vd<'dn t football coach.mg
pos1llon dt Tustm High,
dccordmg lo two Mustang
seniors who played under
Miller dunng his three-
year tenure
Two-tune All-CIF per-
formers Charles Chatman
and Jason Weir said Friday
that Mille r had told them
of lhf' move, which could
become ofhcidl as soon a-;
Monddy, pe nding board
approval
Mille r. who hds pn vate-
ly v01ced frustration over
what he viewed as a lack
of sufficient administrative
support for athletics at
Mesa, and even resigned
bnefiy as athletic dtrector
last spnng. declined com-
ment Fnddy.
"I talked to tum and he
exp lamed 1t." said Wetr, a
standout offensive guard
who sdld the news was
swirling around campus
late ttus week
·1 found out yesterda)
dnd 11 kmd of tut me by
urpnse," clld Chatman
who bro ke the Orange
County regular-season
rushing record last fall as
the featured ball cr>nier m
Mtller's lrademdrk smash-
mouth pitch-and-trap
ground attack.
Miller's emphasJS on the
runn\ng game, which
began with a double-tight
end set. in front of either a
double wmg or 1-forma-
t.JOn. helped the Mustdngs
ach1<:>ve success unprece-
dented smce they began
playing \idtSity football m
1960
After a 3-7 debut sea-
son, Miller'r. Hl93 squa d
rebounded from a 1-2· 1
start to fashion a 9-3-2
record , m cludmg the
school's flrst-ever outnght
(Pacific Coast) league
charnp1onsh1p and a tnp
the CIF Southern Section
D1v1S1on VIII champi-
onship game
The Mur.tangs went 7-
3-l last fall, losing in the
first round of the ClF play-
offs to Norte VIStd, ~6-12
A di etple of Blooming-
• SEE MILLER PAGE 82
Costa Mesa comes up shy iii seventh, falls to the ~awks 4-3
• Laguna Hills benefits
from costly error, after
Mustangs rally from 3-0
deficit. ·
By Barry Faulkner. Staff Writer
LAGUNA HILLS -The best
Costa Mesa High baseball team
in more than a decade is learning
that life in a pressure-packed
Pacific Coast League pennant
race ls more than just home run
heroics and hlgh fives.
The Mustangs once again rill-
lied from a three-run deficit to
pull even in the fifth inning Fri·
day at Laguna HlllJ, But the host
Hawks pushed across the game-
winner on a two-out error in the
seventh to prevail, 4-3, dropping
the Mustangs (10-10. 6·5 in
league) into fourth place with four
games remaining.
Tbe win moves the Hawks (12·
9, 7~) into a three-way tie for tint
with Aliso Niguel and University,
but Mesa lS still in the thick Ol the
title chase, facing home-and-
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Aliso Niguel 7 4 o 12 7 1
Laguna Hiiis 7 4 0 12 9 0
Unlverslty 7 4 O 12 10 O
Costa Mesa 6 5 0 10 10 0
Estancia s 6 o 11 10 o
Laguna Beach 1 10 O 2 14 O
~Scor.s
Laguna Hills 4, Costa Mftl 3
Estanda 5, Aliso Ni~uel 4
Unl~ty ><. Laguna Beach k
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Estancia 8t University
Costa Me'8 at Laguna Be.ch
Aliso Nlgu.l 8t Laguna Hills
home series with Laguna Beach
and Aliso to close out the regular
season.
•That was a tough one to lose,
but in the big picture of things,
we still have a shot at the leagu
title,• sa\d Costa Mesa Coech
Doug Deats, who admits his
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12 SATURDAY. APRIL 29, 1995
softball
Sailors
topped
byVaqs
• Newport Harbor
takes early lead, but
falters against Sea View
League rival Irvine.
IRVJNE • The Newport Hcnbor
H1gh !>Oftbdll tedm took a 1·0 lead
m Lhe top of the third, but 1t wa~
c;hort-bved Fnddy d'> the Sddors
dropped dn 11·3 Sed View
Ledgue verdKI to Jrv1nl' tit Her·
1tag(" Pdfk
Jill Nc>l!>c>n doubh•d t1nd '>Cored
on t1n error to put Nl•wport (9· 1 O·
1 OVNdll, t -5 In ll'dQllP) cthead, 1·
0. But Irvin!' (5· 1 an h'dgut•)
qwckly r4"ldllalt•d w1Lh c,1x run'> in
lhl~ home hdll of tht• lh11 d cll1d
breewd from thC'f<•
Nc>wport -.ccJ1t'd ct pd1r of run!>
in the> lop ol th<• -.1xth on c on'><'Cll·
tiV(' hit!> by Lcturc•n Jolhfft'. Molli
Mullen dnd Lon MPl('ttlf
NPwport c lo-.P-. 0111 11'> l<>t1gue
cdmpd1gn nt•x-t Wl'l'k with gc1me!>
Mondc1y c1gcttn'>I \Vo1Jdbmlgf' t1nd
Wt>dnr'>dc1y <1gdtn.,I nv.11 Corond
drl Mdr
CdM falls, 11-0
LAKE FOREST · Tht> Coronet
d,.I f\ldr High <,oflball l<'dm
'>lc1yc·d clo<,P for lhrc<' mningc;
with Vl'>lltng El Toro, but Wd'> left
111 th(l dt1'>I whl•n tht> Charger'>
!><Ort•d <,I>. fllfl<, In the• fourth cllld
lhrc•1• mort• m the• fifth for an 11 ·O
Sec1 V1pw Lf>dgtl(' lr lllmph Fridc1y.
Penny Mt1rr,l<'n l<•d the• four-hit
CdM otlc>n.,1vt' t1 1ldc k with d dou-
ble, while> LP.inn Colton, Kai.le
Thurmc1n dll(I JcnnilN Morgan
t1dded '>tnglc•.,
I 1ctydcn AIPy ... urrc•ndNed
only t>1ght hit.,, bu• th!' SPd King3
(3-14. 0-6 111 IPc1guc) rnmmillc•d
th1 <>1 • Nrorc, lo cttd lht• h<>'>l'>.
lrvlM 11, Newport Harbor 1
Newport Harbor 001 002 0 · 3 4 4
Irvine 006 014 x 11 9 0
Mullen and Gosselin, Young and Brig·
man W·Young L·Mullen, 8·9 1 28·
Nelsen (NH) 38-8rigman (I)
El Toro 11, Corona del Mar O
Corona del Mar 000 000 O 0 4 3
El Toro 200 630 x 11 8 1
Aley and Raabe, Smith (3). Ellery and
Stout W Ellery L Aley, 3 14 28 Marsten
(CdM)
MILLER
CONTINUED FROM 81
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grrlm'> di ~1 .. ..,,1
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F.-rqU'>On <tnd bct'>l'hcill c OM h
Doug DPdh, both highly rc ... pt•Cl·
1•d wPr<· brouqhl on dunnq h1.,
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Kn•ut1kt1mp, who hrl'> contmut<cl
lht• <,( hoo)\ ri·n·nt INJdC y or Ml( •
C<''>" m th<' pool
M1llc•1\ c,1mpll-.t1r orten'>1v1•
c1pproc1rh, whKh M'ldom ut1ltwd
thP pctb'> <incl oftpn .,luck to c1
ffi('f(' hc1ndru1 of plt1yr, pr>r gdmC',
led to con'>t•c11llv£• '>< hool <,mglP-
'>f"d..,on <,cnnnq rc•cord-. of 400 dncl
41 2 poml'> lh<• pc1'>I two YPclf'> It
dl'>o Pc1rrwd him .,onw c n11r·<, who
v1t•wt>d <.,Offi(' lop.,1dPd Co'>ld
Mrc,d v1rlont'" a., PXC'C'.,'>IV<' und
un'>port.,mdnhkP
Tuslm, which opened the JOb
dfter two-yerlf codch Tim Ellis
c1cceplcd a surular JOb at Trabuco
Ht.lls, whJch wdr, Idler rc>scmded,
went 3-7 and l ·9 the pa t two
yttars. Attempts to reach admint":.·
trators dl Coslcl M e d 1rnd Tuc;tin
wt>re un'>uccessful
Newport tops
Chargers
Thr Newport l fclrbor High
golf team flni\h(>d the rcgulctr
d on lD a U for w cond plac • n
the S a View following d 208·220
victory ov ·r El Toro\ ChMgPrs dl
Big Cunyon.
Thurc,duy\ rf'<tult gtlVf'! th'
Suilors 11 6-4 Jcagur mdrk, th
c,nm€' "~ Woodtmdg and El Toro.
Morgan And r on and Ju tJn
Shaptro httr d m dahsl honors
tor Newport, each flnng four·
OVN·pur 405.
Hewp°'1 Hert.or JOI. 11 bo llO
1. (tie) Andef10n (NH). Shfpiro (NH),
40, ), (ti•) S.uer (NH), Hayden (lT),
Ta 90r (fT), 42; 6. (ti.) U<kson (NH),
White (NH). 4). ,
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MESA
CONTINUED FROM 81
lay r~ dtt:: J etrrung about ~rfonning Ul th
clutch
"These lads have never been in a pennant
race, probably not even m UtUe League,•
Deats explained. "Tht b uncharted tenilo·
ry .•
The visitors appeared to be following their
fd.milidT road map to SUC'Cess, rallying for
single runs in the econd. third ctnd mth to
l!e it, while junior right-hander Jeremy
Starns was winning battle after battle with
Hawk hitters.
After surrendering four hlts and three runs
ma JO-pitch hrst rrame, Starns settled down
to trand six runners over five shutout
mnmgs, with help from two double plays.
Starns helped hlmselr Wlth an RBI single in
the second and solo homers by Charles
Chatmdn and Josh Cant pulled the v1s1tors
even.
f ort'e wa a lAd late, g1vm9 !Aguna Hills
1b first wm m four tneJ ~gcunst the Mus·
tcmgs this year, lts &econd an seven
g~mes over !two .season .
1Agun4 Hills aught helve needed more,
till, had ll not 1 JNir QI C osUl Mna "'!" ·
ners been Miled at third ba e on 111·
advisC'd dttempts to ddvdnce
The fU'St error 10 JUdgment occurred
when a Mesd runner took off for lhltd
early on cl hit and run. with winning
pitcher Justin Stanfield i.llll in the>
stretch.
The surprise attack w as foiled whf'n
Stanfield threw lo third in plenty of time
and the would-be run was lost when
Cdnt's round-tripper followed.
The second snafu took place in the sev·
enth, d.fter a Lagund Hills error to open
the frame put 'the go-ahec1d run on
base.
A groundout advanced the runner to '
second, where he remained when
Stansfield his th.ird stnkeout m his four
mning of relief. #
But some base·runnjng blunders by Mesa
helped keep things even, and Laguna Hills
cash ed in to hdnd the M ustangs thetr fourth
loss m their nme games decided in the hndl
inning.
LEAH HOC.SlEN I DAILY PU.OT
Seth HaJverson awaits a throw that doe n't
come in lime.
MeSd slugger Matt Broesamle, who had
homered in each of the last three.games,
ca me to the plate, but had the bat taken
out of his hands, when hls teammate
took off for th.ird on a ball bounced in
The loss hit Starns the hc1rdesl, d(1mpening cl
tenacious 106-pilch performc1nce, w hich
would likely have contmued, 1f not for the
rindl defensive lapse.
to stnke out Rob Warren looking on a 3-2
curveball for the second out. the dirt. which catcher Chns Bresnahan eai.-
ily retrieved in front or him and gunned to
third for the final out.
With one out in the s<?venth, Chc1rlie Noble
dnd Cesar Reyes redched on singlei., but
Starns worked from behj nd in the count. 2-0,
Starns hit the next batter to loc1d the bc1sec;,
but induced Cory Pardoe. who was 3 tor 3
steppmg in, to hit a roubne grounder.
Laguna Hiils 4, Cost.II MeMI J
Costa Mesa 011010 O • 3 8 3
Laguna Hills 300000 1 • 4 13 1 The balJ was bobbled, however, and the sub·
sequent throw to second for the would·bl!
Starns and Schroeder; Milo, Stanfield (4) and 8res·
nahan. W·Stanfield, 4-0. L·Starns. 4·5. HR-Chatman
d I s
BASl(ETBALL
Newport Beach
MONDAY LEAGUES
Men's CC (at West New·
port/Ensign): 1 (tie) Magic
Monday, Newco, 20/20 Recy·
clers, 3· 1; 4. Just Play, 2· 1; 5.
(tie) Bay Bruisers, Mixed Plate,
Penal Code, 2-2; B. (tie) Old
But Slo, Power Chiropractic,
1·3; 10. House Of Pain, 1-4.
Men's C (at Ensign): 1.
KPMG Peat Warwick, 3-0; 2.
Below The Rim, 2·1; 3. Third
String, 2-2; 4. Islanders, 1-2; 5
Glidewell Procerams, 0-3.
Men's C (at Lincoln): 1. (tie)
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher,
Latham & Watkins, 4-0, 3.
Madre Madness, 2-2; 4. (tie)
Dunk On You, P.S.S .. 1-3; 6.
Rutan & Tucker, 0·4.
TUESDAY LEAGUES
Men's B (at West Newport):
1. Beer Guts, 4-1; 2. (tie)
Humor Kings. The Place, R·
Selves, Run 'N Gun, 3-2; 6.
(tie) The Johnsons, Lefty Pops,
2·3; 8. Pride, 0-5.
Men's C (at Ensign). 1. S PP.,
5·0, 2. Squar & C!arke, 4· 1: 3
Hoop·lt·Up, 3·2 4. (tie) The
Bookies, Bull Dogs, VQI Flying ·
Elvis's, 1·4.
WEDNESDAY LEAGUES
Men's A (at West Newport)·
1. Mod Squad, 5-0, 2. Sharks,
4·1; 3 (tie) Brave Bunny, Cas-
s1dy's Fools, 2·3, 5. (tie)
Swoosh. Young Boys Can't
Chug, 1·4
M en's C (at Lincoln) 1 Tas
manian War Devils, 5-0; 2
(tie) SYC&R. Shooters, 4-1; 4
Quiksilver, 3-2; 5. Nationals, 2·
3; 6. (tie) Flakers, Valentine
Construction 6ft·9ers, 1-4; 8.
Blazers, 0·5.
Men's CC (at Ensign): 1.
Squirrels, 5-0; 2. Rhoids, 3-2; 3.
(tie) Grizzlies, Touche Ross,
The Trappers. 2-3; 6 Baxter, 1·
4,
THURSDAY LEAGUES
Men's CC (at Enslgn/WNCO:
1. Shamrocks, 4·0; 2. (tie)
Thunder River. WMD, 3· 1; 4.
(tie) The Herd, Pedestrians, 2·
2; 6 (tie) Fear; Pier Trolls, 1·3;
B. Bricklayers, 0-4.
Men's BB (at West New·
port): 1. (tie) Kings, Redsand,
3-1; 3. John Henry, 2·2; 4.
Wildcats, 0-4.
SOFTBALL
Newport Beach
MONDAY LEAGUES
(Fina I)
Men's CC (at Bonita No. 1):
1. •sparkey's Machine, 8-2; 2.
(tie) Clown Punchers, Those
Guys, 7-3; 4. Old Slow Dogs, 6·
4; 5. (tie) Ca l-Connection,
Pacific Mutual, 1·9.
Men's C (at Bonrta No. 2): 1.
•Port St Ballers, 8·2; 2.· L.A.
Cellular, 7·2·1. 3 What The
Hell, 7-3; 4. The Devils, 4-6; 5
Barflies. 3-6-1, 6 Crank Calls,
0-10.
Coed C (at CTC) 1 *Ball
Bashers, 9 1, 2. Land Sharks,
1·3. 3. Hyatt Newport Duke's,
6-4; 4. (tie) Ingram Silver Bui·
lets, Seaport Contruction. 3-7,
6. Hickory, 2·B
TUESDAY LEAGUES
Men's CC (at Bonita No. 1 )'
1. Due·Gun Heroes, 9-0; 2.
Fletcher Jones Motorcars. 6·3;
3. Hawes, 5-4; 4 Dangling
Woodrows, 4-S; 5. Rage, 2·7:
6. Just Hit It, 1 ·B.
Men's CC (at Bonita No. 2):
1. Pro Staff, 7·1·1; 2. 5150's, 6·
3; 3. 40 Bones A Head, 5·3· 1;
4. Pet Shop Boys, 4-4; 5.
Grover Strike Zone, 4-5; 6.
(tie) Care Unit, Peat Marwick
Maulers, 3·5; 8 The E Men, 1 ·
7.
Coed C (at CYC)· 1. Nada
Chance. 7·2, 2. Mixed Nuts, 5·
s ee way
4; 3. Sideshow Bob, 4-5; 4.
Wok Spirit, 3-7.
WEDNESDAY LEAGUES
Men's CC (at Bonita No. 1):
1. *lightning & lumber, 9-0-
1; 2. Sox, 7-2-1; 3. Antonucci's
Italiano, 4-6; 4. (tie) CRC Tow·
ing, Do·N·Boot, 3·6· 1. 6.
Down & Dirty, 2~8. '
Men's C (at Lincoln No
1/Bonita No. 2)' 1. *far Side,
7·2· 1; 2. Sooners, 7-3; 3
Income Network Company, 6-
3-1; 4. Bullionaires, 6-3·1; 5
Jammon Juiceman's, 3-7; 6.
Rock & Ball, 1·9.
Coed CC (at CYC). 1 *Buck's
Clock Shop, 9-1; 2. SRS Techs,
8-2; 3. (tie) Airtouch Cellular.
Keystone Pacif ic, 5·5; 5. BOO
Bombers, 2-8; 6. Fletcher
Jones Motorcars, 1·9.
M en's CC (at Bonita No. 2):
1. *Fox And Firkin, 9·1; 2.
Jasper's, 7-3; 3 (tie) Psychic
Nutumbas, Sons Of BcJches,
6-4; 5 (tre) Hack And Slash,
M isfrts. 3· 7; 7 (tie) M ezzalu·
na, No BS, 1·9'.
THURSDAY LEAGUES
Men's CC (at Bonita No. 1 )·
1. *Uecker~. 8-2; 2. Bilbo Bag
gins, 7-3; 3. (tie) F&M Distrib-
utors, Zero Tolerance, 5-5; 5
12 Pac. 4-6; 6. Sleep & Eat, 1·
9
Coed CC (at Bonita No 2) 1
•Quiet Woman. 8-2, 2 Dream
Team, 8·2. 3. (ti~) And What
Not. Sc.reeming Feenres. 5·5, j
5. (tie) Barely There, Two·
M inute Warning, 2·8
Coed C (at CYC). 1. •Regula·
tors, 10·0; 2. Del·Cim, 7-3; 3.
M argaritaville Hurricanes, 5·
5; 4. (tie) CC Players, Sue
Evans, 3-7; 6. Tough Cookies,
2-8.
FRIDAY LEAGUE
Coed C (at Bonita No. 1)· 1.
•Heavenly Hitters, 10-0; 2
(tie) On Fire, Renegades, 7-3;
4. (tie) Face First, 911 , 5·5, 6
Schwartz wins Illain event
<;:OSTA MESA ·Costa Mesa veteran nder Bobby Schwartz topped
c1 hve-man held to win the four-lap scratch main event Friday mght at
the Orange County Faugrounds oval.
Schwartz outfim'>hed Shawn M cConnl.'11 of Brea, while Brad Oxlpy
Wd'> third dnd Charli<? Venegas and Robert Pfetzing next.
gs
Glidewell Gladiators, 3·7; 7.
Seashore Sluggers, 2·8; B. Wet
Seal, 0·10.
Costa Mesa
Modified Coed C. 1. Bilbo's
Bushwackers, 15; 2 Goat Hill
0 0 Couples, 14, 3. California
Oreamin, 10; 4. Heritage
Paper, 4; Tuts, 3. "'
Mod1fred Coed D-2· 1. (tie)
Ballstars, Pierce St. Predators,
16, 3. (~e) Ballwackers, J.C.
Carter, Side St Brawlers, 6; 6.
Ziggy, Ziggy, Ziggy, 4.
Coed 0 ·1: 1. *Never
Enough, 18; 2. Boatrockers.
14; 3. (tie) Deloitte and
Touche, Kellie's Heroes, 10, 5.
Muffin Monst ers, 5, 6. Canon
Lasers, 3.
Women's M ajor 1. *Scrap-
pers, 10; 2. Make It Happen,
6; 3. Zubies-Skirts, 2.
Men's B-1 1. PSA Termina·
tors. 14; 2. Skidmarx. 12; 3
Chester Drawers. 10, 4. Ball·
park Hoboken Heroes. 8; S.
En Fuego, 6. 6 Sysco Kids, 4.
Men's C·1 1. *Martinie. 16;
2. (tie) Goat Hill Tavern Herd
Macaroni, 13; 4 Poormen, 8;
5 (tie) City Boys. The Sharks,
2.
Men's C 3 1 Ridgeview
Arms, 16, 2 Diamond Dogs,
14, 3 All-M adden Team, 10; 4
Non-Dairy Creamers, 8, 5. (tie)
Big Dogs, Down & Dirty, 2.
Men's D 1 Ma1or: 1. Step
Two, 14, 2. JMG Security, 13,
3. Sticks, 11; 4. Swiss Cheese,
10; 5 No Chunks, 2.
M en's D· 1 Minor· 1. 8Team
Easton, 20; 2. 76ers, 12; 3. (tie)
Giants, Wing It, 8; 6. Abbey
Road, 2.
Men's 0-3· 1 Oldtimers, 15;
2. Flatliners, 12; 3. BC & C, 8; 4.
Ballpark Rats, 7; T.Q. Shoot·
ers, 6; 6. The Rogues 0.
Modified Coed D· 1: 1. Mad
Mix, 13; 2. CYA's, B; 3. Mark's
Sharks, 7; 4. (tie) Verifone, Vil·
la Martinique, 6; 6. Fairview II,
4.
Coed C: 1. *Non-Dairy
Creamers, 16; 2. (tie) Me·N·
Ed's Beachcombers, The
Storm, 13; 4. Under the Wire,
11; 5. Hamburger Hamlet. 7;
6. Safe Softball, 0.
Coed D-2: 1. *NMCC. 19; 2.
Fish Heads, 14; 3. Rugburns, 9;
4. Muckrakers, 8; 5. Filenet
Brewdogs, 5; 6. Comfortably
Numb. 4.
Women's Minor: • 1. Strike A
Pose, 16; 2. Me·N·Ed's Curve-
bails. 13; 3. Gunn Bandin, 9;
4. legends, 2.
Men's B·2: 1. *Goat Hill Der·
alics, 16; 2. Zubies, 14; 3'.
NMCC Men, 12; 4. Eric Elec·
tronics. 8; 5. Team Cali, 7; 6.
Budmen, 3.
Men's C·2· 1. "The Volun·
teers, 18, 2. PDC, 13; 3. The
Knights, 11; 4. Outers Again
Shooters, 10; 5. Players To Be
Named, 4; 6. WMA. 2.
Men's C·4: 1 •New Begin·
nings, 18; 2 Outers Outlaws,
16, 3. Mudville, 12, 4 (tie)
Johnson's, Spornpage Saloon,
6; 6. S.N.A. Sluggers, 0.
Men's 0-2: 1. •Brewskies, 16;
2 Don't Matter, 10; 3 Barr·
Banans, 8; 4. (tie) Rebels,
Swing This, 6; 6 Royals, 2
Men's 0-4: 1 The Pirates 12,
2. (tie) Abbey Normal, Sharks,
10; 4. Abbey Home Health, 8;
5. Ducers, 6; 6 The Young
Doctors, 2
NMCC M en: 1 White Sox,
16, 2 Blue Sox, 14, 3. Black
Sox, 10; 4. Orange Sox, 6; S.
(tie) Green Sox, Red Sox, 2.
NOTE: Teams receive two
points for a win, one point
for a tie, no points for a loss,
with one point deducted for
a forfeit.
*champion.
EAGlES
CONTINUED FROM 81
~ld •Now we have to Win our
14 t four.·
Those four game1 include two.
game sets against University next 1 week and Laguna Beach to close
out the season. 1\"oxel is hoping
his te~uccess against the
league\ contenders will continue
next week.
"I wouldn't mind seeing Uni-
versity in first place by the time
we play them next week," he
said. "We've had pretty good ,
luck with teams in first place. W£> ,
beat Uni when they were on top
and beat Laguna Hills when they
were Jn first place. Now, Ah.so
comes in today on top ·and we
beat them.•
The Estancia coachiI)g staff's •
gamble or saving Cheech Cabr-
era paid dividends, despite d
rocky start by the senior ace on
Friday. Cabrera was lifted dflN ,
three innings of Tuesday's 6· t
loss at Aliso for the purpose of
saving his eligibility for the •
rematch.
And it didn't take long for him
to fall behind again. Johnny
Nguyen hit Cabrera's first offer-
ing of the game well over the left.
field fence to put the Wolvenne!> '
(12·7·1, 7-4) on top.
Scott Fuller then walked c1nq
took second on designated hittl•r
G reg Ferrell's single to left before '
Cabrera settled down. He rehred
the next three hitters on ground
balls, with Fuller scoring on the '
second out to make it 2-0.
The Eagles fought back in the
bottom of the first. Galvin Yanag. 1
isawa coaxed losing pitcher Jell 1
Munsell for a walk and Juan
Ortiz and Flores laced back·to-
back singles for a run. Joe HPr-
man walked to load the bases
Cabrera then helped him'><'lf •
in a big way. After fouling off
three tough pitches, he slapped d
2·2 delivery into the gap in nght·
center for a bases-clearing tnph"
The Eagles, who were unablP to
cc1sh Cabrera in from third, hrld
a 4·2 lead after one inning.
Cdbrera yielded a run m lhP
serond as a result of a walk, field·
er's choice and run-scoring singlP
by Nguyen Aliso was able to
!>core thP tymg run on Cabrerct\
own throwing error in the firth,
but was denied by the righl·hdn·
der m the final two inning.,,
de'>p1te threatening in the '>('\.
en th .
Cabrera had only two stnke·
outs m the game. but they camt'
back-to-back at an opportune
ll.me m the top of the fifth w1lh lhP
potenl1al tie-breaking run on
third dnd none out.
"Cheech ~came back ctfler
lhroW1ng 52 pitches on Tuesddy, •
Sd1d Troxel. "The way he bdttled
today, that showed a lot or hedrl
out there. And I know the guy!>
give it 100% behind him when
he's out there.·
Estenda s. AUso Nlguel 4
Aliso Niguel 210 010 0 · 4 6 2
Estancia 400 000 1 · 5 9 1
Munsell and Radwan; Cabrera and
Herman. W-Cabrera, 4-5. L-Munsell 28·
Nguyen (AN). 38-Cabrera (E) HR·
Nguyen (AN)
Oxley, from Sctn Juc1n, WdS the victor in the eight-lap handicdp
mdm Gary Ackroyd of Newport Beach was runner-up, with Jesse
Finch of Garden Grove third dnd Anaheim's Rctndy Evans fourth in the
Pight·rider held.
Jc1ke Zemk e or Pabo Robles was the "'upport class winner, while the
tectm of Dean Steele of Fountclm Valley dnd Dwayne> King or Glendo·
rc1 took the sidecdr mdin event. Gtnulnt Fotd ,_,u ... why wa. f« ORE ROB
Pf Ptzing. from Tustin, was the Coors Light Challe>nge winner bf'fore
d crowd of 3,512.
TODAY
BASEBALL
College • Biola at Southern ulifornia
College, doubleheader, noon.
Community college · Orange Coast at
Rancho Santiago, noon. VOUEYBALL
High school boys • Newport Harbor at
Redondo Oasslc. all day.
SOFTBALL • Coll~e • Southern uliforn1a College
•t Concordia, noon
~CK AND FIELD
Coll~e men and women · Southern
ulifornia College at Golden State Ath·
letic Conference Finals at Point Loma
Nazarene, 9 a.m.
Community college men and women •
Orange Coast at Orange Empire Confer·
ence Flnals at Rancho Santiago, noon.
SWIMMING
Community college men and women·
Or~inge C~st at Orange Empire Confer·
ence finals at Saddlebclck College, all day
Tl.NNtS
Community college Orange Coast
women at Ojai lnvitat1on<11I, all day
S.U...INCI
College . Orange Co.st at.PK•fk Co.Mt
Dinghy Champiorishlpt. at Long hl(h, la.m,
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•
CdMloses
again, but
remains in
third place
• Koh optimistic with
Irvine looming on the
schedule.
RANCHO SANTA MAR-
GARITA -Considering the 1bip-
wreck this week, Corona del Mar
High baseball coach Joe Koh's
certitude following Friday's
defeat . against Santa Margarita
may raise some eyebrows.
C halk up er single for faith.
"Hey, I feel good about this
team. I'm going lo go on record
and say that we're going to make
an impact in this race. We're
going to be ready for Irvine and
Woodbridge," Koh said.
CdM dropped its third game
against the Eagles in three Sea
View League encounters this sea-
son, the culrn.ination coming on
Eagle senior right-hander Ryan
Reightley's comple te-game
shutout, 3-0, a victory that
clinched at least a second-place
tie for the Eagles (1 4-7, 9-2 in
league).
CdM (12-7-1, 5-6), which
d efeated Santa Margarita in the
Pride of the Coast Tournament
champjonship game April 12,
plays league-leading Irvine (16-5.
10-1) twice next wef!k, then com -
pletes the Sea View slate with a
pair ~ainst Woodbridge. CdM 's
the only school to beat Irvine in
league this year.
• ,-'°. \~
•
The Sea King:., thanks to
Irvine's two-game sweep over El
Toro (10-11, 4-7) this week, main-
tain their position in third.
MAR( MART ti [JAllY Pl T
Joe Urban and the Sailors took it o n the chin Frid ay night with a 4-1 loss to Woodbridge.
"I think (Friday) we made a
step in the right direction," Koh
said. "I think now we can pull
together and still be cohesive."
swimming
Reightley, who improved to 7-
1, d efeated CdM for the second
time this season, having gone six
innings in a 10-5 Santa Margarita
victory March 24.
OCC women in second
Reightley gave up four hits,
walked one and struck out three.
But it wasn't exactly smooth.
The Eagles commitfed three
errors behind him, and Reightley
bit three batters. ln no inning did
the Sea Kings go down in order.
CdM's biggest threat came in
the third irming w hen the game
was scoreless. Leadoff hitter
Myles Davis doubled, then Kevin
Stuart was hit by a pitch with two
out. An infield error loaded the
bases, but Reightley coaxed Matt
Friend into an inning-ending
ground out.
•Today's second swim-
f est will decided the issue
for Pirates' men and
women swimmers.
MISSION VIEJO -The Orange
Coast College womeQ's swim-
ming team, which has won 13
consecutive Orange Empire Con-
ference dual meet titles, is in sec-
ond place after the first of two
days of the OEC Swimming &
Diving Championships hosted by
Saddleback College.
Orange
Coast 's
w omen trail
Palomar b y
111 points
weeke nd's S tate Chdmp1onsh1ps
dt Ohlone Coll('ge In Premont,
w on both the onE>-metP1 and
three-meter events Pnd«y.
Swan was fourth in thP nn{'-
m ete r and m nner-up in the> three-
meter for OCC
Enn Snow Wei'> V1C'lonou.., 111 lhE:'
50 backstroke m a t1mt> of 28 63.
while Brandi wnght Wd'> th e> oth·
er OCC wmner, clock ing t1
1 ·05.52 to takP thl' 100 mrln 1dudl
medley
Santa Margarita, broke the ice
in the fourth, scoring two
unearned runs, a rally primarily
aid ed by a pair of walks.
The OCC women have 200
points, trailing leading Palomar.
which has compiled 311. Gross-
mont is third. just one point
behind Coast.
place dfter the first d ay with 117
p oints. Palomar's men lead with
431. followed by Grossmont. Sad-
dleback, San Diego Mesa and
Coast.
Diver Tina Edwards, who
along with teammate As hley
Swan has qualified for next
The only men\ winnN for
Coast was freshman Kevin Bob7-
ian, who out-tou ched C hdrles
Malk.J of Saddle back to w m tht> 50
free in 21.52.
The competition ronclud<•s
today at Saddleback The OCC men are in fifth
With the bases loaded and two
out, pinch-hitter Mike Penney,
among Orange County's b est
power hitters (six home runs),
banged a one-hopper into left
field to score a deuce.
Penney had been ill through-
out the week and didn't play
against the Sea Kings in the
Eagles' 2-1 victory over CdM on
Wednesday.
Penney stayed in the game
and eventually scored Santa
Margarita's third run in the sixth,
when Nicotra's scoring fly ball
brought him home.
Wills worked four innings for
C dM, walking four and striking
out nobody. He allowed three
hits.
Sant.I M«gartta ]
COf'ONI •• Mw 0
Corona del Mar 000 000 0 -0 4 4
Santa Margarita 000 201 x -3 4 3
Wills, Nuzum (5), Stellar (6) and Knecht;
Relghtley and Nicotra. W-Relghtley (7-
1). L-Wllls (3-2). 28-Davls (CdM).
TENNIS
CONTINUED FROM 81
MEN
Team scores: 1. Palomar,
431; 2. Grossmont. 382; 3.
Saddleback. 293; 4. San
Diego Mesa, 126; 5.
Orange Coast. 117; 6. Ran-
cho Santiago, 112; 7.
Cypress, 81; 8. Riverside,
61 .
3-meter diving-l . Kellv. ~G). 393.95; 2. MacOonala
P), 380.95; 3. Hoagland OCO. 372.70. 1-meter
diving-1. Hoagland (OC~,
380.85; 2. Kelly (G ,
348.10; 3. MacDonald (P,
307 .85. 200 free-1. Palo-mar, 1:27.14; 2. Gross-
~ont, 1 :28.80; 3. Cypress,
1.33.19. 500 tree-1.
Grimm (P), 4:40.591· 2.
Mll!er (S), 4:42.77; Giu lan-
ottt (G), 4:44.24; Other
from occ: 5. Sturdivant
4;48.39. 200 IM-1. ~ogueira (S), 1 :59.70; 2.
L1naholm (OCC), 2:00.02;
signing copies of her rib-tickling book,
•Tennis ncklers," at a booth during the
Vic Braden/CHOC Paclrinos Tennis
Classic.
Semifinal and championship rounds
of the tournament are played at the
John Wayne Club. Arnold's booth will
btr•adjacent to Jeff Di nCi'SWON{?ER
WAND te nnis racket th.
• •Teruili. Tic.klers" engo Publish-
ing, $16.95) has achle lbe honor ot
being featured ln IntemMAonal Ten-
nis Hall of Fame m um gilt lllop ID
Newport, R.I. The book 11 avllllbl9
locally at Cal's Caddyshack. Ce1'1 Gnn·
era, Porty Love, John Waf119 Tenltil
Club, Martha's Booktton., Newport
Beach Tennis Club and Park Newport
Tennis Club. ·
S W I M S U MM '.AR I ES
3. Casper (P), 2:00.91 . 400
medley relay-1. Palomar,
3:35.82; 2. Grossmont,
3:39.02; 3. Saddleback.
3:40.18.
200 free-1. Grimm (P},
1 :44.22; 2. Sturdivant ~OCC), 1 :45.35; 3. Kerr
OCC), 1 :45.36; Other
rom OCC: 8. Crill~ 1:47.63. 100 breast-1. Ba
(P), 59.36; 2. Ando (P ,
59.76; 3. Street (G ,
1:00.97. 100 back-1.
Kohlbecker (G), 53.80; 2.
Beauchamp (Pt 55.~~ 3. Medlock (G), 5e>.55; umer
fro m OCC: 11 . At ura,
59.18.
800 free relay-1. Gross-
mont, 7:04.93; 2. Palomar,
7:10.32; 3. Saddleback,
7:12.29. SO free-1. Bobz-
ian (OCO, 21.52; 2. Malki ~ l1.5S; 3. Beauchamp
, 21 .57. Other from
C: 5. Crllly, 22.04.
WOMEN
Team scores: 1. Palomar,
311; 2. Orange Coast, 200;
3. Grossmont, 199; 4. Sad-
dleback, 178; 5. San Diego
Mesa, 147; 6. (tie) Rancho
Santiago, Cypress, 122; 8.
Riverside, 110.
1-meter diving-1.
Edwards (OCC), 343.35; 2.
Coez (G), 297.85; 3. Ryan
(P), 273. 1 O; 4. Swan (OCC),
268.10. 3-meter diving-
Edwards COCO. 369.20; 2.
SwaQ (OCC), 321.05; 3.
Ryan (P), 296.25. 500 free-
1. Lincoln (P), 5:03.45; 2.
Burton (RS), S:16.72; 3.
Hawk (R), 5:30.63; Other
from OCC: 6. Jensen,
5:35.86. 100 IM-1 . Wright
(OCC), 1 :05.52; 2. Nye (P),
1:07.50; 3. B"rch (RS),
1 :09.92. 400 medley relay-
1. Palomar, 4:20.91; 2.
Saddleback, 4:24.29; 3.
Grossmont, 4:26.64 (Note: occ dqd).
200 free-1. Lincoln (P).
l :56.80; 2. Burton (RS).
1:59.87; 3. Pereira (OCC).
2:03.20; Others from occ·
5. Wright, 2·03.87; 20
Gier, 2:36.78 SO breast-1
Wills (S). 32.91 ; 2. Pietro
(OCO. 33.31; 3. Desiderio.
34.5S. SO back-1. Snow
(OCQ, 28.63; 2. Nye (P},
29.96; 3. Conine (OCC).
30.03; Other from OCC: 7.
Hinchy, 30.83. 400 free
relay-1. Palomar, 3:49.87;
2. Saddleback, 3:56.63; 3.
Grossmont, 3:S8.68 (Note:
OCC scratched). 50 free-1 .
Turney (P), 25.17; 2. Orwig
(C), 25.42; 3. Pereira
(OCC), 2S.90; Others from
OCC: 6. Dreis, 25.69; 22.
Gier, 33.60.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1995 BJ
Duck's diving catch saves
it for the Warriors, 4 -1
• Sailors come up short
in night game.
By Richard Dunn, Staff Wnter
IRVINE -With the bases
loaded and the runners moving
on a full-count pitch to Ne wport
Harbor High's C had Colucao,
Woodbridge first basemdn
Kevin Duck made a cbVlllg stop
to his right for the final out in the
sixth inning, turning away d
Sailor rally as the ho~ Warriors
defe ated Newport Harbor, 4-1,
in Sea View League baseball
action Friday night at Windrow
Park.
S..Vlew~
l.HgueOvera ll
W LT W LT
ttv1ne 9 1 o 15 5 o
S Margarita 8 2 O 13 7 0
Corona del Mar 5 5 0 "12 6 1
El Toro 4 6 0 101010
Woodbridge 3 8 0 8 12 0
Newport Har'bor 2 9 O 8 11 0
ftidlly's Scorff
Santa Margarita 3, CdM 0 Irvine 5, El Toro 4
Woodbridge 4, Newport 1
w.dneldey's ~ (3:15)
CdM at Irvine; Newport at Santa
Margarita. El Toro vs. Woodbridge,
at Windrow Parle, 7 p m.
ford singled home J ohn White-
ley
Ne wport H arbor combined to
walk eight Woodbridge hitters.
The Warnors scored three
"We score maybe three runs
on that play, and it's a new ball-
gdffie," said Newport Harbor
Coach Kirk Bates, whose squdd
(8-11, 2-9 in league) fell mto sole
possession of last place in the
Sea Vie w, giving Woodbndge
(8-12, 3-8) hope for a playoff
berth in the top-heavy leag ue, in
which Irvine (10-1) and Santa
Margarita (9-2) have a lready
secu red postseason spots.
I times m the fourth, ch asing
Urban. before reliever Dave
Snowde n doused the rally,
work.mg the final 2 1/3 mnings
without gwmg up a lut or a run.
"We want to go to the play-
offs, a nd if w e win fi ve in a row,
we can," said Duck, a left -han-
de r. whose outstretched glove
robbe d Coluccio of dt least two
RBI to end the sixth.
The Sailors g ot on the board
in the fifth, whe n Snowden
reached on an infield single,
moved to second on a hit ba tte r,
advdnced to third on Colucc1o's
ground single to ri.ght. and
scored on · Mike Freemdn's
infi eld sing le .
The Ta rs le ft the bases loaded
twice, m the filth and sixth.
"I was just thinking, if the
baJl's hit to me, keep it in front of
me and keep them from scor-
ing," Duck added . "(Colucc10}
hit it to my rig ht and I thought I
hdd a chance, and I gQJ 1t."
Woodb ndge. whktl slrdnded
nine base-runners, scored first
with a run in the second mrung
against Newport Harbor starter
Joe U1 bc1n, when C idre Lang-
Woodbri.4
Newport Harbor 1 I Newport . 000 010 0 -1 6 1
Woodbridge 010 030 x • 4 6 1
Urban. Snowden (4) and Biehl; Pacino.
LaPomt (6) and Cohan. W-Pacmo L-
Urban, 3-6 S-LaPoint. 2B·Urban (NH),
Pulido (NH), Duck (W) 2, Tourtellott (W).
Stephens doubles
for Estancia, but
Eagles toppled
• Huntington Beach
proves to be too much
for Estancia in non-
league swimf est in
boys, girls competition.
COSTA MESA -Junior
Ma rk Stephen~ was d double-
winne r, as well as contnbutmg
to the Esta ncia High VJctory m
the me dley relay. dS the
Eagles fe U m a nonleague
swimming meet to v1s1Ung
I funting ton Beach Fnday.
118-48.
Stephen s recorded p erson -
di bests in winning the butte r-
ly m 58.22 a nd lhe backs troke
in 1:05.3 1.
Teammate C ha d Bollen-
bach came the closest to eam-
mg another ind1v1dual wm for
Estancia. as he was iust
touched out in both the 50 and
200 freestyle events
The Esta ncia gtrls came out
on the short e nd of a 108-49
decision against Huntington
Beach, d espite indlVldual WJJlS
by Aileen Bennett and Mana
Uceda.
Bennett easily won the 200
free m 2.18 4, while Uced a
took the butterfly m 1: 10
Estancia's girls posted a 3-7
dual meet record
BOYS
Huntington Beach 111
Estanda48
200 medley relay-1. Estancia
(Dean, Jacobs, Stephens. Bollen-
bach), 1 ·55.2. 200 free-1 Palmer
(HB). 1 57 .18, 2 Bollenbach (E).
1 57 .15; 3. Elser (HB), 2:02.8 200 IM·
1 Worley (HB), 2:24, 2. Plotkin (HB).
2 29 05; 3. Shaw (HB), 2·44 SO free-
1 Driessen (HB). 22.86, 2 Bollen·
bach (E). 23.3; 3. LaPorne (HB),
27 04 100 fly-1 Stephens (E), 58 22,
2. Plotk in (HB). 1·04.7; 3 Worley
(HB). 1·04.9. 100 free-1 Driessen
(HB), 51.78; 2. Elser (HB), nt, 3. Beck-
ett (HB). 59 59. 500 free-1 Palmer
(HB). 5 26; 2 Vaughn (HB). 6.01 .49,
3 Metcalf (E). 6:22.55. 200 free
relay 1 Huntington Beach. 1 ·38. 100
back-1 Stephens (E), 1 :05.31 ; 2.
LaPorne (HB), 1 :07, 3. Beckett (HB).
1 ·08. 100 breast· 1. Shaw (HB), 1·13;
2. Dall (H8). 1:18.26; 3. Jacobs (E),
1:19.17. 400 free relay-1. Hunting-
ton Beach, 3:51.21.
GIRLS
Huntington Beach 108
Estancia 49
200 medley relay-1 Huntmgton
Beach. 2·06 7 200 free-1 Bennett
(E). 2·18.4, 2 Wheeler (HB). 2 24.0, 3
Brown (HB). 2 31 08. 200 IM-1 Tudc:-
er (HS), 2 26 5, 2. Morgan (H B), 2.35;
3 He Fassnacht (E). 2 56 08. SO free-
1 Huntsman (HB). 29 64, 2. Mahan
(E), 29 67, 3 Dole (HB), 30.32 100
fly-1 Uceda (E). 1 1 O O; 2. Manos
(H8), 1·12 24, 3 Hendru:kson (HB),
1 1 SO 100 free-1 Freema n (HB).
1 01 05, 2. Bennett (E) 1 01.35, 3
Huntsman (HB), 1-03 42 500 free-1 .
Tucker (HB), 5 21 9, 2 Burt (HB),
5:34 O; 3 Morgan (HB). 6-03 86. 200
free relay 1 Huntington Beach,
1:56.52. 100 back-I. Burt (HB), 1·09;
2 Freeman (HB), 1 12 74; 3 He Fass-
nacht (E). 1·15.95 100 breast-1 Hen-
drickson (HB), 1: 19. 2 Wheeler (HB),
1:24.7; 3. Broderick (HB). nt 400 free
relay-1 Huntington Beach, nt.
Heckendom , 6-0, 4 -6. 7-6. and in 3.5s,
Arnold-Cross beat Nancy Robinson -Pat
Drew, 6-4, 6-4.
Summe r Programs -The NBTC will
hold a summer tennis camp. open to all
junior players, members dnd non-me m -
bers, between the age of six and 17.
beginning with sign-ups May 15.
Groups cons isting of n o mor~ than Sl.lC
players will be arranged according to
age cllld ability. a ccording to dub pro •
Dave Sherbeck. Le sons will include
basic fundamentals, drills and court eti-
quette Each se ion will mee\ Monddy
through Fnday from 9 30 a .m. to 2:30
p.m. for a two-week period. ln addition,
supcrvi ed wimmlng will be an option
for all those attending the camp.
Swimming le ons are also being
offered to all ago groups at NBTC . It'
not necessary to be a member of th
dub to tak-a advantdge of the spring ond
summ~r cJAs
ln liddiUon to the swun instruction,
membenhip on the club's Dolphin We are the champions -In the
recent dub double championships at
Newport Beach Tennis C lub, club pro
AMn Gardner was port ol the Winning
rOUDd-robln m n 's open-dJvblon team witti the highest total points.
OAllY fll.OT RU l"HOTO
Pat Crow w• a IDallit at UM 1994 Mea'• Open Doubles wtth 11m Pawwat at Gae A dopUi>D G.Ud a..tc.
Swim TPam, roached by AquatJ Di.rec-
tor W EdwardS, open to all boys and
gtrll betWeen th ag of Ulr and t6.
ID the NBTC Doubles~
5.S.. Gene Rhodet·Jeft Cline .,_ted
Mlttial Crawford.Jam ~ 1-l M1
ln,$;Os, Bart lbomJen-MIM M .. nlMlds ~k Ma.hen·BNOI,... ayM i.
5; in 4.5 , Prank Caruana-Dexter God·
bey defeated Brent Agar-Lou Biacd, 6·2,
1·6; m 4.0., Tom Adam1-Bob Witt bested
Neil Bershad·Hy.Algw. 5-1. 6-2, 6·2: In
3.Ss, Nebe Shepard-PeliJC Serna clef eat·
ed Scott StApley-Larry SkUes, 6"'4, 6·2i
and ln 3.0s, RJchard llsc'h r·Bud Old
but Doug Hamilin-Oavtd Anast05, ·1-S,
6·.C.
In the women' champloru hap round ,
Pam Lilli -Pat Damion topped MArly
Straw-Nonna Veal. 6-3, 6-4', in 5.Ss, in
l
5 Os. Debbie Aeming-Susi Conover
beat Jody Sorrell.Jan Bogg , 6"'4, 1·6;
in 4.5 Phyllis Bark r-C.arol Cowden
upended Kandi Arnold-Shelly l..an<'f', 4-
6, 6-.C, 7-61 1n 4.0s, Jodi Hubbard.Juuv
Luctus d f t Caro Howarth·Cb.rilta
Spring workouts for th wun team
begin May 9. Summ r workoubi ~art
June 26. Call 644·0050, extension 31, for
mor information.
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equal a resort setting OPEN SAT SUN level with views ol 48d 2\hBa homo w/ 1&2Brs from S625. Quiet for this light and spa-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lake from kllchen din lrieodly gated comm, 1 BR·1 BA 5550/mo. Magnificent E'sldo
I C S 0 1924 Irvine Ave Boaullful 3000 sf home 1 f 1 ' • pvt yard. Only $2,995/mo. Lndry pool quiet nr 1 Br No pots Elec c oua 3BR 21/2BA A TLE N THE ROCK ng rm, am ly rm & pool. BBOs. carports ' ' ' . · home wllh wood Exquisite 3Br 3'hBa,_A_g_v_1_29_-8_2_96_. ---w/ocoan view. stops backyard. Prlvalo spa Call Patrick Tenore Prorl managed. 548_7017 all transponatlon. No range, pauo, encl gar.
floors, skylights and ovorlooklng harbor & Ab I t B . I to sandl 4Bd·3Ba, In atrium. $2750/mo. 760-8702 pots 646·0392 $550 ... dep. 642·5964
CAC. Tho large pallo ocean. Gated. $875K. 10 U e arga1n giant game rm + orc, Call Dalo Agl. veraalll•• Jr 1 Br E • 1 t •Id• ·Un I q u e I •1St Month Rent Freet QUIET & COOL 1 BR surrounded by lush Exotic Euro kitchen. Oualtly 5Bd 3Ba, lam· 2 frplcs, s2595/mo. 559-9400 or 551·5570 C d S ii I knotty pine 2Bd lBa lower Pvt gar pool
Rogers Garden plant-Raine Agl. 489-1932 :1~ hgmo1 ~ Fa~hlon Agl/Romax 722•1667 cl~~h°r;us:~urs~'sg~~ garag~ apl, stove, Ing. ~~~o ~~~~~ro:a~=~=· + m~ro. $675.' 1 m~
lngs mako this a won· 5 an w P yar + --------•--------Vr lease ....... 493-0379 W/0. as/water pd. Nr carp~r1s. 642•5858 ' free w/ad. 722·1999
dorful home for enter·•---------spa. Reduced $60K • CORONA NEWPORT •--------55 F·way & lairgrnds. talnlng. There Is even IRVINE 1044 Onli, $539,900 w/ •YEARLY• Refs/trw. Avl Now. EAST61DE 2Bo·11hBa ••TOWNHOME••
a mini ocean view. DO TEA SI Call now • DBL MAR 2122 BEACH 2169 3Br 2Ba, Npt Shores $750/mo -r $500 sec. • Now palnl/cpt, ga-2br 1 .5ba, pool,
NOT I thl h PATRICK TENORE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii close 10 clubhso. All 646-2652 rage $825/mo. 1665 Ir-gated, patio, s795. m SS s ome. 4·Car Garage Real Estele 760·8702 MOVE IN SPECIAL Call today. 2111 BLKS TO BEACH! amen. Just reduced. -1-8-d-1-8-a-1-_c_a_r_g_a-,,-vine Ave. 720·9422 548-7367
Harriet Botwinick, Agt In Woodbridge ONE OF A KIND 2Br 2Ba, ofc, appll· AT THE BEACH 38r 2,hBa on Pon!n. Drive-by Whelhor you're buymgl--------251-3836 or 760-5040 $214 900 /d ti I R I 1775 w I I or selling, ClassilJed Buy II. Sell II. Fmd II ' Secluded 2-sly, 3500 ancos, w ' gar, pa O, Annua enta s Xlnt.cond, good area. OS m nster Classlfled. lrvln• Terr Phase II, Wh f 8 frplc. 419•h Marigold. c A 1 $750/mo 642-5488 covers all your noodsl --------boat valu/prlco. Newly 1 ltecloud s/, 5Br 3'h a, bonus $1375/mo. 760·3670 Large Selection annory ontals nc.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1•5 rm + don, ocean vlow, 2Bd, rool dock .. $900 675-4606 remod 4Br 2Ba $635K 2BR d & I ft huge IOI, calm upgrds, + en o • 2Bd bay view .. $1400 By owner. 720·9440 Groat opportunity to guard gate-Seavlew. frplc, soc system, 2· 2ed sandy bch .... $l600i• .. •••••••I COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
*oc •• n/Bav View• buy this boaullful 2bd S795K By ownr Open car gar $2600/mo •8d H 1 Bch h st~M11
3br/3ba·Stops to Send 2ba homo acro11 savsu'n. 759·8o9o Agt. 759.g314 · " Cel~For su~m·1~·L11t APARTMENTS
BEST COM loc $598K from park & pool, only • 0 R T NO QUALIFY 6J3·9041 one block to South Open Hou•• Sun 1·5 Furnish.cl Elegantllf The Prudenflal F R EN Lake. Former builder's 3Br 2•ArBa-Bay Vlowl 2Br 1Ba. private patio, ..._..,..
So. of H~·2Bd 2 Ba model with Iota of ex· 5495,000/ln Bluffs w /d • B B Q • N ° n un • ue.. ._,...., r.a..,
House. 318 Poinsettia. tras & private wrap· 873 Vista Bonita smoker, no pols. 673-1900 ::~t9.~uJ'o .ln P~~~a~~ around y~rd. Fabulous Coldwell Banker ~!~~!:;;~: 6.,L;.~~~5 or Back Ba~ 2Br 2ea up· BALBOA
sale open dally from home ~1lh lncrodlblo Page ............ 583-4842 sirs condo w/vault ISIAND
locallon. lrvln• Terrace front cell, w/d, 2-car gar. 1-4 or call Leona al Call Dalo Agt. PORT STREETS row. 180" ocean view, Gated 51195 5594708 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~7~ R•;~y 559-9400 or 551·5570 3BR·2BA Carmel • 3500 sq ft. 3Br 2Ba+ 3Bd 2Ba, lrg LR, fp,
. QUffiT & SERENE
Palm 1\1.esa Apart:m.ents
2606
ext 1 Quiet loc, south facing maid's qtrs, frplc, spa. BIO CYN galed comm. don, frig, stove. Shr
QOV'T Forecloaed --------cute 2 Bd Condo w /gar x·lrg backyard original Oulotl $3900. 673-3059 2Br 2Ba home, fully gar. 208•h Opal 51700
home• from 5%. 0• COSTA MESA 1024 Comm pooVspe,tennls -new roofl S4 29K furn, lurn key. Lse utll Incl. 75~589
So near & yet so far ..
'Thar's the feeling you get
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lush
grceocry of secluded
woods & Stately palms. llnquent Tax, Repos, $133,500/lse S900fmo COSTA MESA 2124 only $3000/mo. Xlnt REOa. Vour Area. Toll Low Dues/no t.11110 Roos 2 BR·2 BA + DEN refs. 619-360-2629 --------
Free 800-898·9778 81(, $179t900 w/Ttrmsl (714)721-3968 Tarbell 2200 + sf, sngl level, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1--------BALBOA
H-1361 lor cuuenl lisllngs A Olv• Awayl Ltg X·lg yerd, south facing *Charming CottagH* Beach Area PENINSUIA 3Bd·2.5B• Eastslde,1---------lg backyd $479,000 2Br S695/ 1Br $595 2607
excellent area. won't IAGUNA Agt 840-ae84 2188 Maple Stroot Yearly Unfurn BALBOA les t! Cell nowl HILLS 1050 Nopets631·3378 1to3BR
PENINSUIA 1007 PATRR~2IKE!t~:RE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _A_C_REA __ G_E ___ 1_1_2_5 1BR dplx. Now 1tv/crpt. 5775 to 51450 mo.
780-8702 LEISURE WORLD Oulet aroa-sml dog ok Villa Rentals
Penlneula Pt 4bd-4Ba 3 Br+Lolt End Unit, 2Br 1Ba $53,500 GOTTA SELL FASTI :;o'oY:e;/~~3~~25' 675•4912
remodeled home I 2\l!aBa, oversized 2·Cat 2Br 2Ba $59,900 alS2990J$500 Property Mgmt
Sunny patios, rooftop gar-attach. In backbay 2Br 2Ba $119,500 2'5 ~'5.oO/month Down •1ST MONTH RENT $325t Winter & Summer
deck, priced to sell area. vaulled colling Have others S40K·S450K 35 Atr/$l7,500/S2,SOO Down + Oep. 2Br 2Ba tnhm Ren1aJ1 Also Available
S665K Balboa Now· brick patio, skylight Call Ctirol, Agent S250/month/Owner Will Carry w/yard. Pots OK. Pool, 1--.-EA-S_T_B_L _U_F_F_*_
port Alty 723·4494 OPEN SAT/SUN 262·8000 or 472-4888 Nr laku, akl"'A & Nal forest lndrys. 848·2846
2 vrly unit• on Pt:
4Br 3Ba, din rm, fp, 2·
car gar, balconys,
51800/mo. 3Br 2Ba,
highly upgraded, fp,
2·car gar, $1500/mo.
Soc dep $1000 per
unit. TRW req. 714·
637-6790. 619-656-5006
"'11 3Br+ Family Room 345 University Unit F·6 1·(800)-223-4763 3Bd 1Be+ temlly rm lrg yard, $2200/mo CORONA
S175K Agtf729-8296· IAGUNA Lrg Vard $1050/mo. 578-1212/Agenl Can't seom 10
get to all those BY OWNER: B•ck Bey 2103 Federal. lncls 1--------DEL MAR 2622
4Br 38•, tam rm, ofc, NIGUEL 1052 LOTS Gardener ..... 752·2881 HARBOR VIEW HMS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii uest qi 1 2500 sq fL Portollno 4Br 4Ba $2500. g r · FOR SALE 1400 AVAILABLE: lrg 2Br Monaco 3Br 2Bs $2000. 1BR, lrg llv rm/din rm $425,000. 845-0976 SK dwn-take ovw loan 2Ba dplx w/lrg fncd yd 844-66lO or 673•3174 w/frplc, w/d, pvt bch
Sell your unwented 1Br 1Ba, gar, pallo, & w /d hkup. $850 util --------access. Quiet rospon
A Studios, l & 2 Bedrooms · Jrs S575 tu $600
. lBR S625 IO S650
. 2BA $725 IO S7SO
A No Pm A Varial Blinds
A Ceiling faru A NEW Oupct, Pa.int & Tllc
A Fimcss Room A Hm~d Pool & ]acuz:u A Patios & Balconies A Garage.<. AVllllabk
Offic~ Hours: 9:00 am · 5.00 pm M·F
and 10:00 am · 4:00 pm weekends
1561 M~ Dr. · San12 Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860
repair Jobs
around the house?
Let the Claaalfied
Service Directory
help you find
reliable help.
Items the easy wayl gated. Overlooks pool AUCTION·5/812 Noon pd. 818·566-7140 HARBOR VIEW HOMES N/S. $800/mo Incl util/
To plac. your Reine Agt. 48~1932 L"werd Marin• Loi BIO 4Br 2 \l!aBa Back 4Bd Monlego, lrg yd1_c;.;,a..;.b...;.le_. 6.;.4.;.;0-4__,;5..;.0.;.5 __ '--------------------------_.
classlfled ad call Buy It. Sell It. And It. wllh boat dock. Mini· Bay TH, Euro kit, FP, w/pool, nr school &
842·5678. Claaalfled. mum bid $100,000. lg yd, pool, tennis. prk. $2,500/mo. 72.2·7274
Value to $350,000. Sharpl $1450. 650-0943 NEWPORT &HORES
. '
Cell Pat at Patterson __ ..;._ ____ _
& Tlntorrl Realtors. E'ald•2 houses, wfd 3Bd 2Ba, fp, garage,
(805) 382·8200 or hkups, fncd yds, pool, tennis cl. No
(805) 320-0320. grdnr. gar's, lmmacl pell. $1400. 650-8145
Sml pet ok. 775-8870 Bulldere/Developers e 3BR 1BA $1175/mo Nice Tnha 2Br 2Y.1Ba,
T • BR B ·· 2-car anch gar, w/d, wo R·2 a aide by e 2 1 A .... $995/mo frplc, quiet cul-d•sac
side verlence to 6 EASTSIOE 2Br 1 V;rBa uphill frm bch. No pet.
units? 364 & 362 1-car garage, carpets $1450/mo. 645-0273
Hemllton, CM. Sale or & drapes. No pels. i--------trade. Cooperellve 760-8364 Npt Hghta 3Br 28a
Hiier 846-4878 newly remod hm, fp, lrg 3Br+Fr+dbl gar. hdwd nrs, fncd yd w/ u---------like nu/utll s In c l peUo, dbl gar. $1700. RESORT $1300/mo. Vacanl 382 lSlh St. 63,_,680
PROPERTY 1580 Hamilton 644-0498/Agint •-------
''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N pt H gh ta guest h H, 1• --------500 S/f. Pvt, charming, HUNTINGTON clean 1 Br, vault cell In *SUPER BUY* BEACH 2140 nv rm, 1 car spc. s100 V.. eondo·Mlsslon Hiiis Agt. 721·9475
C.O. Mr. O'Hare 957-1414 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i-----....,...--3Br 2Ba Houae Oceanfront Condo
On th• move? Fam rm, new paint, 3Br 28•, 3-car gar.
break nook,$1300/mo Yearly $3000/mo.
Sell your extra
household
Items
(818)709-8313 Tom OWner/Agt. 573 .• 3410
RENT
In Classlfied ttvough classllied
On Oolt Cour••· Big
Cyn lovely 3Br 2~B•
TH, fp, wet bar, pool,
tenn. Lse. 31<>-431·7G93
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Bef 9re your garage
sale, determine what
items you wish to
sell. Make sure
eve~ing is dean
and repaired.
,
.
Have your claSsifled ad In 118 newspa~
with a combined clrculatlon over 3 mllllone
$400 Is 111 It t1k11 to pl1ct 1 25 word
or less cl111lfl1d ad. $15 for each 1ddltlon11 word.
CAL•SCAN
(916) 449-8000
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BkrJ94a.:aaao ,,,060 74•6-IMN /pa.Uy, HtU HUl.-rld .,.. .......... 73 10l 16'h St. 87~2880 .aK IO D•-male, l>leok. Wh* W/
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Refrlg & dlshwaeh•r Qu&et. NHr •hope/ amen111... 1510 + "'6 BUSYVESS a. lion AprU 13. ....
Incl. to•30 poof, No Mach. 1785. 846-4900 lllSC!llAN!OUS utJl1. Rera, &4M389 &H .. WARD Cal ..e-3111
P•••· No feH. No Sttort term r-tel. N .. 1 blk to Hh wllh FINANCE AlUfOUICllllllTS ..wa-1
,. .. e MtJ.4888 1BR furni.hed. New IEBTALS ••••••••-••••••••• ,.. • ...., deck, ocean vu, non-1• 1• 2 atudlo.,.1 tar 2nd carpet POOi. tenma, imoker, gar, frplc, RM Tr•Hlnt ....
fir apta nr bch. Newly spa. 720-1552 yearly I••· &46-eOOl OUN--•~ llOlon from the Coata
remodl'd at 22Jid SI. & Sunn~ atudlo 1 blk lo BUSINESS ~·~ M ... MOIOf Inn from Balboa Blvd. 'Prkng & beach w/deck Oul•l ROOMS 2706 Npt Creat roommale 2120 y~ man with can-'!"', --------
lndry. No 1mk/pe1s. Yr & amall. Xlnl 1~ neai wanted. PooVspa/ten-OPPORTUNITY cer. HI• medlcallon Leoldntt tor ~f IH S850/mo. 875-6442 Lido 1550 7so-1962 CM b h/H XI t nla. $495/mo+ !Autll. 2904 and aentlmental 1tem1 CaU Nowl · · nr c: oae· n • Avall lmmed, 848-2218 Swtnunlft8 lnetructlon were taken from his M~00-32 1·7164 ~~:~t&f~~71 ~a.h:::~ f~ PENIN PT Rm w/own g•nlfle~ 25 Yj• -:P· truck .. /HJ or 4/17. 12.49/mln, 18 yra/
$400 Inc ulll. 6415-1035 ba In nice hm. Clean, ***•******** 8 ;::~: St:~-:•is:i-ela~ Since then he'1 bean PrHto (714) 254-7955
reepon, no amk/pet1. BE YOUR OWN BOSSI In crtllcal care 11 Hoeg Ta a™Ta; NEWPORT
BEACH
NEWPORT
2669 BEACH
•NB •I\ block beach. 5550 Inc ulll. 675-6178 Urgenlly wl1h 10 contact Hoepltal. PloaM call UP·TO-OA rvn .,
2669 Raspon N/S, no pell. **•*•******* an ex .. mployee of with ani lnforft\11.oo tlPRIADl I llORI• Gar, wfd. $425/mo Incl SC Metro area. Lrg LOCAL SITES-Ella. lnl'I Mlddle Eaet tlon, 722·t282. No l·~ute57
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii uhl. Kit pr1v. 646-5676 3Br 2Ba house to shr. route In your 8faal Ex-AHOO. ol NB named queetlon• eakod. $2.99/mln. Must be 18
Fully furn & very cellent Starling In-Marie or Marina. LOST. c•T Newpon Procell Co. ~·954-7420
Best Value
in Newport
Beach!
0 Cool Ocean BrttZtSI
0 Cloae to I.be Beach
0 Dahlnd1bed/PUna.
0 Poola and Spu
0 '1tnea Ceatera
0 Udlted TeDD11.
luketball, V-baD
.... .,.. Ull7 M 0 AcUYidu Proiram 4§".!iif hf!a 0 Corporate Sultu
Newport Beach
880 lnine Ave.
722-5555
0,itwood an arr.MCt umpor;wy loclclncs
In mort l/IMI 400 Cltln ruclonwldt.
Clll (IOO) 454'9351
1 M b I ... b come. Work Full/Part .. c ean. str r p... a Time. MFGR DIRECTll Left ~o. In 1989· Ridge. Dark brown •YOUR FUTURI NOWI• RENTALS TO 1450. Sam 5415-4409 Min. Investment. FREE PleaH wrlle lo R. neut male, red collar HIOO·~ u 4813 SHARE 2724 INFO Ml<>0-488-9292 H•nderaon. 619 w/red heart l.D. 13.99/mln.Mustbe18
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gll'DllGES 24hra. Inman Rd.. Lyman. Pl•H• call 644·5781. Proc:d Co. 602·954·7420 ~ S.C. 29385-9049. REWARD Bal Isl. Respon n/s. FOR RENT 2740 PAY PHONE ROUTE
Lrg luxury home, w/d. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 50 Local & Estab sites LOST 1. PERSONALS 3002 PEKSONALS 3002 $550/mo Incl utll. Pauli• Earn $1500 weekly. ex
680-3714/W 723-0566/h G•r•e• for Rent-CM 1-800-868-4588 24 hrs FOUND 2925 ·~l'W~!IW!~RP-'lll':llr..'t~~r.~mrr=r:.
Beaut NB Exec Hm 10ll20. atorage only, ~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiil Sunnv rurn/unfurn Bd, S95/mo. 1st & last PAYPHONE ROUTES 11111
Pvt B~. gar. Near Fash 722·1999 Local eltea • tor sale, FOUND-Orthodontl
-'4 $2000/wk potential. Retainer on lh• Isl. 5650. {.::>9·3646 80o.2oa-S3oo. 24hra. ocean beach In Bal·
E-sld• Coat• Mesa 11\r boa on 11 lh St. Call 3br 2'hba, prlv bod/ COMMERCIAL VENDING-FANTASTIC 648-8491.
b h f II · M t b Local roule. 400% . al • u priv. us e REAL ESTATE profits. $1200/Wk po-FOUND: Golden ~~~;,,~~e;;25~rug·froe tenllal, MUST SELL! Retrolvor puppy In
722·7911 1 ·8()().745-3358 WHt CUlf Drive Park, NB on' Apr 1 a. PleaH H~~c~. ~o~::::·2~r~18~ BUSINESS OFFICE V~NDIN~ TGroa6 :~ call 548·3295.
No smk. $450+$200 FOR RENT 2769 rr:~~~ont. op u LOST CAT 4/17. F•
deposit. 968·9439 1-800-820-4353 BurmeH Susla, chock brn & tan, no collar,
NB Penln shr lrg 3Br NEWPORT BCH·OFC VENDING• New Beac h Blvd/Garfield/
hso, w/d, roof deck. From $400. 419 Old mach'• In 15 prime lo-Yorktown. Reward.
Lg rm w/pvt deck. avl Newport Blvd. Frank· catlons•Buy all or (714) 777-3197 or 572·
now, $500. 723-5455 Un Realty 640-7000 part••800·599-8781 _28_83 __ <w_k_) _____ ,
=;'The Buyer's Market"
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by stopping in today at any
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County Auto Dealers!
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1·800-831-3377
714 380·1200
Dodge
-RAY flADEBOE HONDA ATLAS DODGE # 16 Irvine Auto Center · 2925A Harbor Blv ~ COSIO Mesa 714-830· 7600 ~W.IW~~U...U.J..W.l~U-L.J..+.~~~54 -1 ~4r-~--,~~--=~~~;;:-~1
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2929 Ho B vd. C.M. 2060 H~rpg~jl~~86f8rs, C.M.
ORAN9E COAST
J P/EAOW OLDSMOBILE
PONTIAC, OMC TRUCK
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------1 CARPET INSTALL CLEANING CONTRACTORS · HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MISC PAINTING
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TRANSIATOR/ SERVICE & REPAIRS 3516 SERVICES DIRECTORY 3548 GENERAL 3558 IAWN CARE 3808 SERVICES
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3831 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CONTROL 3869 TUTOR 3927
ADDITIONS
REMODELING 3410
Orang• Co Handyman 21yre Gwllllf PalnUnt
SMC Carpel Rep•lra HOUSECLEAHING 'Pl BUILDERS INC. EJectrlcaVPlumblng Lawn Sorvlce. Mow/ Ltrology Charla PLUS touchupa. MAJR PEST MOT CO
Power strotch, sales. 15 yr1 eicp. Good Ref. Resldentlal Const. Free PE8
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7 dys 239·0289 24 hrs I Im e · 2 4 1 ·O 5 3 1 (714) 985-4993 QUALITY SERVICE Ive msg or call attor 5 Free Catalog 673-3443 QUALITY CARii Call 287.0888.
*WINDOW CLEANING ALL resldenllal noods B•alo Yard Main&. 20 yrs exp, e)l(cellent Tim Reavea Flooring * 1---------Incl woldlng. No Job Lawn• Cleanup• workmanahlp, fair _P_E_T ______ _
•Below Aetoll Prices• FREE ESTIMATES DOORS 3580 100 small. 723·0489 Tree Trlmmlnn, Lt MOVJNG 3834 prices. 64!5·2417 Ron
DUNCAN Carpet/Wood/Uno 297·8081 David • 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES CONSTRUCTION L#379738 845-8711 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Semi Retired con1rac1or. Haullng 970-82451• CHUNG'S PAINTING 3870
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Lg Jobs 850·7042 _C_E_RAM __ I_C ____ COMPUTERS 3556 dependable door Joba. Quality, lnlegrlly, caring for each land· The Calif. Public Utlll-Guar work. FrH Eat. Personalized Pet Care1 ________ _
hanger. Guar work, I caro, Ken 642-1770 scape H If It were my llH Commla1lon RE· Uc#376802 538-l534 Kennel alternative. No mE 3928
Show•lter & Wood 3528 MAC TUTORING reas. Don 521·8910 own. Larry 854-4673 QUIRES that all uHd JENKINS PAINTING atre11 or worry. Uc,jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii con11ac1ors·50 yrs 011p TILES I t/E t W II ln1 Refs 673-7184 Syatem & all progrmt HAULING 3720 BEST JOB G8fdenlng, household goods n • · a paper, · New homos. Additions Mark 875-7245 ELECTRlCAl 3610 landecaplng, clean mover• print their drywall, lexlurlng, etc. Orout/Tlle Realoratlon
& Remodels 673-4590 Cer·Marble.Qranlt• Ftff lni1i~i0Consul1atlon up1, tree trim. Ref1. P.U.C. Cal T number; David, 1·8()().880-8222 _P_L_U_MB--IN_G __ 3_8_9_0 Rogrout•Rec•ulk
BUSINESS
SERVICES
Klt·Bath-Rem-Fabr: PC Repairs & Tutoring JUNK To The DUMP FREE Est. 438-1518 llmoa and chauffeurs 808 HUTTON CO. F~=~~~:~~~
Laaks-WtrPrfg·Plbg Upgrad••·..,omo/offlce A-t Elec:trlcal work (7,4'088-1882) 0 1 print their T.C.P. num· lnVExt. Acouetlc c.11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii D ........... C\;o•-· ll~"""'u
3488
.., Dun"•n Eloctrlc Will haul what Trash r••n cene l.andscpng I I THI! LOC ... ' PLUMBl!R 'OWV'""' .. , • ...,,.. ~ 540-9237 L-.355813 Most avcs 140 +partl _ ber n all advert ae-remove/apply/repair. ...
Quick RHponse Man won'll 968-1882 & Irrigation, Trimming menta. It you have a L#622631 ff2·8891 -t WUllam 8lllO'fl Co.·•---------Leaky Shower• Rep'd Jim 850·7058 L al I 850 7042 & Removals. Clean· question about the le-Since l947 TUTORING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Tho DHn of Tiie. Ce-Rapalr/Upgradel/Traln oc L c. • upa & Malnt, St. Lie. gallly of a mover, limo Gene Abram• Pelnllnt Frlendl)' Service 3930
Computer Training ramie now/repaired,... Multlmadla/Modema HEALTH, BEAUTY t1'599025, 850·8100 or chauffeur, call: lnVExt OuaJ PalnV~eu I Llll478000 875·9304 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii
In Home & Office grout, bathrm remodel Notworl< ln1tallallon1 FENCES 1• ~ITNESS 3740 LAWN MAINT Public Utllltlea Uc/Ins alnca 78. CeU , .. --....,....------SAT Semln•r•. Excel
wtn0owt,WOtCllt•cel/qu1cken plumbing Ltl'870130 euv/Sell 954.5995 & DECKS ex c R•-'Com-nnd Commlaston moved 6 ralext. 841·88n Arni• Smith Plumblm1 with Pat O'Oowd. Teet T bltlhoo -aseo 673 806 ' 3615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ., .. .,. & Roo ter. "!512597 "' rou 1 534 • 5 or 646-8526 ••TUTORING•• Trff Trlm-Sprlnklr Sy1. 714-558-4151 lko'• Cu.com PalnUng Bonded/Any Work/Drains prep •Inc• 1979. 5
CARPENTRY 3510 CHILD CARE 3536
w 1nd0 w s, wor d , liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LoM Fat Fa1tl Our MDs Rel1. 531·2507 Two arothera Movlnt Prof, Clean, Quallly ••a30o0700.• mMl.lngs In Irvine St95.
Excel, Accea1, 2o Yr• •FENCES OATES• get results, LatHI -. TREES Same Day Service Work. lnt/Elet & Dock•, Reo'Wallon 873-23e0. Exp. 8o0 •200-e024 new/repeJr/Polt teplece4 dlet1 & meds as Hen wpr Loweat RatH, Lil'073411 13t-4810 lbport Drain Cl..nl"8
Redwood• L#576805 on TV'• 20/20 & Feb. T•••""'-·· LawM L#134'650 957-1500 PAINTING 780.8832 & Plumt.-lng Repair• ··w_AU. _________ _ ~p•11. ~mod Doors. won. Quality Chlldoar• CONCRETE •-J im Whyte 842·7208 ABttu,r•l I me•~· 6N73•w8p586on ......,..... '161..;M78 Con1clentJou1 craft• 20yr• exp. All work
dowt. ubtt'lell, aaucco & drt· fun, sale, environment ex ar • r c r. • 1---------man, old faahloned Guar. Steve 54'"8298 COVEIUMGS
wall. ltnctt, gattt. tic. lie. exp'd, caring, rellable MASONRY 3557 HANDY MAN 3710 --------LEGAL · MEDICAL pride In wottcmanahlp. --------
3932
35"" •xp J•rrr e42.ose1 xint R•t• ...... 434-3977 INTERIOR SERVICES 3812 SERVICES 3848 MJNaow c1re1o .... nt. ltOOFING 3910
A to z HANDYMAN * Bttt Price/Quality carp'try, rool'g, plbg DESIGNERS 3782 liiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii PMrtlng. ~ Hol'9tl
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CuatoM Wallpaper
atrlppln91Palntln9
No job too amafll
15" on w/ad. 173-1837 INSTAWREf'ACE CABINETS CLEANING Landscape, brick, atone palnt'1J glHsblock• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I PIRIONAL llJURY ATTY Medloal Tranacrlbet Apl, O\lal: job. fr•"'· •THUNDU Root'ING• Kltchen1, balns, d0011, r~ •• 1 ...... 7 ... ,007 E I I /S F C It ti aeelcl""' pMt wk at hm St. llclMlllf 83 ..... 8 For all of your rooting windows. Doug 548-7258 SERVlCES 3548 ""'""' • ....,.. I• o • tu cc o . Recle•len Your Home rH onau a on expe~lenced & reliable MIN.OW &Nie llelnt. nHda. Awoof/repalr. We gala lhould hang • Brick Blocl< Stone TU• Conc:ret• deckl/Repslr1 To Fii Your LlfHtyl• No Recove'.?'."No FH Call Collffn. 8"8·5&46 P~ lrdll. lblM/ Uc 938144849-41a2 togethef. Strip. ln1talf,
HIRE A CARPENTER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cone, Patio, OrlVeway MORGAN, Uc'd 6~2et Mlllenlum DHlgn Call 714-HI· tT114 Hr Apt. Oual. Job.,,.. est. CLASSlff&•D aclvlce to tbe crazy.
Addlllon1/Remodela A TOUCH 01' CLASa Fplc, BBQa, Ref, 20 Yr Cerpenlrr•lleotricat 373-4953 H. THOMA.I MICKI. HQ.•---------St. lcl.._.7 838-ll8t lt'e the r .. ourc:• "Ou 831•2111 anytime fflre/Water/Ropalra. Claanlng, Rell/Comm Exp. ;re,..., 987·7•M •1umbln.,•or"wo11• P'•w..-NG 3858 ' C /El c/Pl·"-b '..:!. r • ' ..U'6 ' ••ON'a •a•NTING• Cat\ count on 10 Hll a CIJlWSirilD onc:r•t• • '"" LIC/Boncled. Fr" Eat. ,.....Quelltv 6 ~r~I Stucco•Palntlng•Tue Overatcx:ked with SELL r..., Jorry, 780.78•4 TareH 282·7143 aanarte"or 60....,.rete & Aoofintt•Jim 84 ,,14~4 ..,. . liimi•iiilli•••ii 20 Yre bp, Rea/Comm. myriad of ~chan-lt'a the IOlutlon you're .. -. ......... " alun r •W.P. VOUNGQUlaT Int/Ext. Uclll'480559. dl1• lt•m1, becauae ...,chlng tor • whelh-Why play Hide 'N BOSS HOUSfCLEANIHO muorny. 8"t ~. HANDYMAN Carpen• A call lo your USCd vehicle P .. ntlne Cenkeolor 637 .... 11 or IOM1H722 our COlumn1 compel er you're M8klng a
Seek Wcllhl c:hlldl ,clar•d? Uc:enHd·lnaured. 3.1 vra In arH. 13t·)t51 try, Ill•, plumbing .. Cla11ltltd U'lroooh classified °"" painting by protll ... fOOf' riOmi quallllad buyer• 10 hOm•, an epat\menl,
C 811 a•• 0 H .75 pc.ir "°'"· Buy 11. &ea 11. l'lnd ll. roof. 25yra ••P ~/rera. will htlp 84 2·58?8 UCl8020M. 1n1. UVOUQh ct .. •lfled. calll a new occupation or
todayl 842·5178· 714'·5-48-0368 C .... tfted. Jerry Sell '77a.e380 942·1878 FrM 111. 945.3305 M .. ·H78 even • atray pet.
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Nswpnn Bdch/Cu11ta Mc-n D:lily Pilot
EMPLOYMEHT lllPLOYME?fl PVUITVU I014 nu TO YOVI022 ncets 6075 COIONA
5530 SUVICIS 55331•----· DEL MAll e122 iiiii!liii~iiiiiiliiiiil !!!ii!!iii~iiiiiili&m Delux Q4fulon w/ P:R•at 8 ft epa, 2 NW Altllno Ucketa aaTATE & GAAAOI!
COSTA MESA 8124
--~------1 Ptr P.c>ple wantecs '° -...... frame a covw, Ilk! heater and pump. Call rnd trip OC·D•troll, e1ua, to~•. book•. SALES.3 FAMILllla !JIPl.OYllENT :::.'~!! ~~~:~~o! Pie ... be aware that ~'.~:go· w~-:' 1~!. S.-5-&090 aft., Spm. u .. by August. Mak •ofabad alHpar & lndlan llama, furn, cof. 5530 typ~rlter, com"'•lat the llatlnga In thla cat· dffk 125 '875-4548 otfara. 844-7805 many unique ltama. lactlble1, dlshH, iml
l ••••liiiiiiiiiiiil Of OOOd handwZ-.. agory may r9qulra ycx.i • PETS 8r 1024 Sandpiper Or. kllc:h appll, llnan1,
1 t'I LO .. _"" to can a 800 number Movtn91 exec da1k a. ( c r o • • • t r • • t • c:lothn, 1tarao, guitar, ·==r. lnooffto n · rata~p~. In whk:h theta la a ltht chaJr, credenza, ANIMALS 6049 MacMhur & Harbor ban}o, mandolin, 1ooa Home TYP. 1-809-4'1 2 • charge per minute. kllch table & 4 chair• GARAGE SALES View Dr.) No aarty of Items. 8AT 8-3
ata/PC uaera. Toll Ptr T•U•R & more. 720..()352 aftApy •PET bird•. Sat 8 :30·12 208 Dartmouth
''" IOO.e99-9n8 •K. Po1lllon1 available, IVIV """ E -hi M t 0 1 2383 Columbla T·1311 for ll1tlng1. Wall1 Fargo Bank, Na. I••••••••• OuHn wa1erbad w/oak Every Sat • Sun at ve.,. nt ua o Call Ban, 8715-4551 MERCD.111ltn ISE headbd a. frame 1250. PETSMART, Fountain MOVING SAl.f-CDM MOVINQ SALi!
Admln Aaat. FT, Ptr Work FIT .. &MM'UI 2 JVL 0130 1peakara Valley. Puppln, kJt· BALBOA late.12 Furn, clothea, avary.
phOnH, fllea, It boe>M, raw $50 "· 780-0929 1en1 and more, all JSIAND 6106 242 EV9nlng Canyon Rd. th ng must got SAT a.
w/p WOfd Ex~ Fax tsam-12 M•F, no exp Wanted lo Bur wht. looking for lovlng, car-(ShOrec:hffa) 5, ~61 Colgate Or,
raaume: 714 848-7493 nacaHary. S8.00/hr
6010
crib, tittle glrl• turn. Ing homes. CA'U. 597· Multl·Famuy yard
Ask for Mark 852-0247 ANTIQUES (714) 831·5596 9037 for more Info. GRl!AT STUFF! Furn, 1a11, lots o every· SAT ONLY 8·2
ATTN• Futall growing PART TIME WORK PRIEIE KITTIENS appliances, stereos, thing. Sat 4/29 274 Knox Place co. In lh• world •X· f ax , a t c . 3 2 1 7:30·2:30 Tabla, computer parts,
pandlng. PIT 6-10 hra/ FULL TIME PAY •BUYING ITEMS• MERCHANDISE 10 loving homH only. Amethyst-back alloy. 414 Orchid clothet, Ions of misc:.
wk, 11K·S2t</mo. FIT The TlmH Orange From 1~1ueo. 1 pc ~~::.• call 714-65<>-Sat. 29th, 8·3pm. 20-40 hra/Wk, l 3K· County la looking for to anUre estate. Paint· MISC. 6015 Sat 4/29 9•m-4pm SAT/SUN 8-4 ••"' F II I I I Toole, collacllbfe1, C tt d II I h _...,mo. u tra n ng. br ght, energetic &alee lng1, books, furnlluta, save abuaad and __ ra •. o s, cot es,
Call 714-740-S755 people fOf Talamark•t· etc. Immediate . caah, Lllloa, Iris, ginger, ca· abandoned pata. Be.a BALB_O_A_____ small appllc, clothes, Antiques, Jewelry, !urn,
8ulldln .. Malnt Ing and Con1umar top S. 673-e223 Iv mag melllaa, cactus, potted volunleer/toatar. Call PENINSULA 6107 ~~~~:~r:.11~':i1emy~sc. nu3m1e2ro~sB mtbsc dltems.
• Marketing. Earn hourly planta. 11-4. 548-9832 714-597·9037. u •r a 0 • & fiberglass knowl· wage+genaroua com-Mesa Verde
edge, flt or p/t, pay m1 1 hll APPr "• ••cES eO l l PLANT SALE ACRES Walmaraner Pup..AJCC
DOE. Stave 648-7725. ,,;1
,';' o~r ::~~~ '::WiiiiiJ.IARiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J u n Ip er a, hon a Y· Champ llna1. S600
CASH PAID DAILY beneflta package. Forf• suckle, roHmaty , lrrealsllblal &42·2519
Staffing new office. Telemarketing aalea Wdhor & Dryer herb• s1 . Citrus-fruit·
Entry leval·wlll train. call 714-966-4591. For $135/each. Good Con-avocado traaa, fruiting
Npt BHch. 565-3089 Consumer Maiketlng dlllon. Frig• $175 S10. On palms 8' S20. aalee call Jourdain, 840-5848 Liiac $10. 909~74·9422
CLERICAL 71 4-966-4574•
Adva11l1lng assistant. POSTAL & QOV'T JOH
Full time, $7.50/hr. $21/HOUR +BENEFITS
Sell your home
through cluslfled.
842-5978
Restaurant Booth•
For aale Call
963-0227 or 962-0722
SELL
your used vehicle
through classified
642-5878
SAT 8am. Furn, cloth· COSTA MESA 6124
Ing, hou1&hold misc. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
All quality! 1780 E. Toola, toys, paintings,
Ocaen Blvd. (alley) exercise equip, rolsc.
TRADE SAT 8-11, 829 Sonora
Ad. (Mesa del Mar)
The Community
Market Place. through classlfled
642-5878
Stable, DEPENDABLE NO EXP WIU TRAIN ·----------··----------Classified
842·5078
Individual nHded to To ~ply Cll 1.eoo.876-7808
provide clerical sup-Real Eatata
port for th• Claa1Ulad ,--------Advertising Depart-RllAL llTATI IALU
mant of a growing Busy walk·ln loca1lon community newspaper comp ,.,_ For ...._:.._.
chain. Accurate typing can Ronr~ "'""_.
DutlH Include data The""'dlnllll of 50-55wpm a MUST. ., ..... :I
entry & heavy phonee. Newport
Hour• B:30am·S:30pm 673 7300 Mon.Fri. Good ban· •
eflta, opportunity tor
growth. Physical/drug
IHllng la a preraqul·
alt• of employment.
Sand resume lo (714)
831 ·6594 Attention:
Judy Oetting or call
(714) 574-4250 for In·
tervlaw.
RECEPTIONIST
Supercuta looking
for frlandly energetic
person. FT/PT avall.
$5.50/hr. Avallablllty
must be flex. 831-7990
RETAJL SALES F/T
For women's ehoa COMMUNITY REP ouuet In CdM. Exp a
lnt arnatlonal Ex· plus. Call 675-6292·
change. World Learn· SECRETARIAL
Ing, a nonprofit FULUPARTTIME
founded In 1932 as $7.50/hr. Stable, OE·
Iha U.S. Experiment In PENDABLE Individual
International L.lvlng, needed to provide
aHk• lnvo,lved, local clerical support for the
citizens to coordinate Classlfled Advertising
home1tay program• Departmont of a grow·
tor atudent1 from Ing community news·
Spain, France, Ger· paper chain. Typing
many, and elsewhere. 50-55wpm. Various of·
Locate hoats, plan tlc:e dullH . Morning or
ltlnararle1, auparvl1a afternoon houra avall-
atudant• & program able Monday thru Fri-
operation. Send r•· day. Opportunity for
sume to: 41 Sutter growth. Phyalc:al/drug
Street, Suite 518, San testing 11 a prerequl·
Francisco, CA 94104. alte of employment.
FAX: 415·288-1381. Call Judy Oetting or
Driver• needed tor S call (714) 574-4250 for CAL. CM based pro-_ln_te_rv_l_ew_. ____ _
duce co. Exper. Con· SECTY/Cuet Service
tact Arthur:831·7880 needed lmmed for aml
growing bualneH In FRONT SERVICE DESK aoftware lnduatry. No
PIT, various 1hltt1. exp nee:, wlll train. Ca·
Cuatomar service, sual. tun atmosphere.
phones, tlllng, saJH Team oriented. Please
akll11 naceaaary. call David, 434-1200.
Apply In person at TELEMARKETING Newport YMCA. 2300 Unlvarally Or., NB. Prorl .. rvlca. Great benefits & bonu111.
Huntington Beach City PIT. MUST HAVE EXP.
School District Hiring: Raaglna, 540-7602.
Ftr Dletrlct Seoty•---------1
$2275-$2854/mo. P/T Can't ... m to
Acot Tech $1827· get to all those $2273/mo. Ptr Aoot
Tech S10.*$13.14/ repair Jobs
hr (4 hrs/day-1omo.) around the house?
Mu1t pass written/type Let the
exam1. Apply by 6/3 Clanlfled al 2045 1 Cralmer
Lana, HB. 964-8888 Service
PfT Demonstrator• Directory
For grocery storH In help you find
your area. Fri/Sal/Sun. reliable help. Car necessary. •42 5878 714·557·5579. v •
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530 .....
Dul Alf,.,.. CFC-f rtt AIC. A WIFM Cnuat. fM1M•••
ffl.Mb • Kt]lnl llllrf• Cndu C.unl • •w Df/rMJrr
s.,!,J 6,988
SUNDAY ONLY
9AM-4PM
517 Sturgeon Dr.
Near Bristol
& Paularino
Clothing, toy1, patio
furniture, Christmas
llema. lots or hou1&·
hold misc.
SATUftOAV. APftll 29. 1995
Repoi ng?
~ you're~ 1D flP-Oint
it, rebuild it, replace it or
restore it, look in the Pffot
Oossifieds to find the
service yoo' re looking for.
00
FOR APPLICATION CALL:
(510) 441-6700 at. 134
SPECIAL J ,.,.,11 •• Hll ,9773 1 ,.,.q ,.,I<,, tl~ n1l J ''''l..l l•ll<I> tlA n1l I '''''"''1"W flr n1l p~~u~~~[ , ,, .. , .... , ,,,, .. , , , ......... , , .. , ... , J. 7 """ "" I "' 7 , .. , .. , .... , .. , ,,.1 ~' 7
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A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER
Y1CTOAIAN HOME ENCHANTMENTS
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Vlctorl'"' dttlfn• pelntad on fabric. Thete ii'• 18 protect• IM all 11• lovtly dttiOM !lend..,... ill mvttcl Colofl end lllmtntd wlttl lllCt 1nd rllltltft Ytu
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£Kort LX l door 'hurus GLStdan
Aulo, A/C. caaMtte, Auto, A/C, ell!>~ rental 19t1m PIW/L cruill. (890>31-178255) (81 °'63·208019) •9973 •9773
1987 NISSAN 1985 PLYMOUTH 1990 FORD 1993 FORD 1989 OLD
Sentra Sedan Grand Fury Sedan Escort 2 Door TemDO GL Sedan Cutlass Citra Auto, A/C, Only 35,091 ml., Ontv 23,830 ml., uo, ~~ PNiA. Au191,A/C, stno. Mo, NC. NC, casMtte, aloya. p,_, cMsa. Pm"/L 18' 0591-001344) jll80822-6.19842) 1810655-144241l) l10CJl.1487S2) (810807-311251) s4973 s4973 s5973 .s7973 s7973
1992 OLDS 1991 CHEVY
Cutlass Ciera Lurnina Sedan Auto, A/C, PIW/L Auto, A/C, crutse. ~~~· cassette. (81~&742) 1B10500-12seon $8673 •1173
1993 NISSAN 1990 FORD 1990 MAZDA 19'2 HONDA 1993 MAZDA 1994 PONTIAC 1991 TOYOTA 1993 FORD
CMc DX H.B. Protett Sedan Sunblrd LE Camry Sedan Ma.stant LX Con,. Sentra XE Coupe Aerostar MPV Van ~7~~~·&~' Auto.~cwtte. '4Ao#>~ILASS,
'81ijis: 787159t (81()611.A18204) 1910811 ·2A8345)
•9973 s9973 110,773
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Probe '4Ao, A/C, PNl/L
Auto. A/C, AufO. A/C, Auto."'!';!.. Auto, A/C, PIW/L Only 17,§U ml . ._l!Jfo. cataatt1. cessette. leather, ~. a*. c.a.tta, ~.
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Explortr 4 Door Sabk GS AIJto, NC, lit. Cl\1181, OnlY W1108 ml • ABS. l'ldc.. aloots . l>mll... en-. (110521-C73996) (B 1065:H 14913) 514 773 •14,973
1993FORD
Bronco '414 A8S.PIW/L
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•• SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1995
TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE
ACROSS Ofg.
31 Invent
41 Anger
42E~
(abbr.)
43 SorroW 11 SpookJty .... -d'
13 HMttna (r"taurant epperalua emptoyee)
14 ISafney -47 Stretch out
15 Place aide 50 Whirlpool•
by aide 51 Went by
18 COmedUln wmr
-PhlllP9 52 Full of
17 Actor lather
a.tty 53 Correapond 19 Harper
Valley -DOWN
20 Clrculta
22 Bright atar
23 Spelling
cont..ta
24 AuHlan'a no
26 Hold back
28 Typeof
30 ~f:Yv fixed
31 Scribble
1 German
philosopher
2 Naval petty
officer
3 Tired
4 Outfit
5 Everyone
6 Jump
7 Kennel
aound
10 Aeglona Thomu
12 Longings 35 One of the
13 Evil Banymorn
18 Continental 36 Ten-cent
21 Sailor piecff
(2 wets.) 38 The
23 Northern aweetsop
... 40 Donkey
25 -off 45 Gratuity
(atarted) 46 Bridal of
27 f'igeon· -San Lula -
29 Tells 48 Indian
31 Constelle-memorial
tlon post
32 New York 49 Spanlah
•'
WmLYBRIOO& QUIZ
Q. l · Both vulnerable, u South Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, u South
you hold: you bold:
.. OAQtUt OQ JO I .XQ10
The bidding haa proceeded:
80U'111 WEST NOR111 EAST 1.., Dbl RclbJ l•
20 46 P.. P ...
1
What action do you take?
Q. 2 • Neither vulnerable, as
South you hold:
&AKl4 073 094 2 MK84
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
1• p.,. 1NI' P ...
1
WhaL action do you take?
Q. 3 • As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
aA 7 8 4 c:>J 10 8 ot M 8 7 8 2
The bidding has proceeded:
WEST NORTH EAST SOtrrll
•K 10141 Q8 OIUll ....
The bidding hu proceeded:
NOR111 BA8T 80l1111 WB8'I'
l• Dbl T
What do you bid now?
Q. I • A4 South, vulnerable, you
bold:
•Qt ~S OAJU .XQJll
The biddinll hu proceeded:
NORTH IA8T 80UTll WEST
10 p... ... p-
•• p-so p-
.. p-T
What do you bid now?
Q. 8 • Neither vulnerable, u
South you hold;
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what you needl
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NEWPORT
BEACH
HUGE
DOVER SHORES
MOVING SALE
Every1hlng Goesl
QUALITY lurnlture,
TVa, relrlgerator, toys,
solos, books, art, salt·
•1988 22tt Ski Goat•
9030 5.7 litre V-8, King BMW
Cobra 0/0, low profile
hull, Just aervlced, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new controller/uphol·
stery. Great ski boat·
fast-lookf great ..... re·
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646-9449/574-4247
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Clean, rune great.
White w/tan Interior. $5700. 650·2817
water aquarium, area --------CH VROLET 9045 rugs, lots lots morel MARINE SUPS E
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••25 FT power or
sail. Electricity, water.
Near Bal Ferry. Call
673-1943
50 ft Mooring NB
Gold colof, good cond.
~ ton, 83,000 miles,
auto, A/C, PS, PB.
new tires........ S4000 obo
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Collectibles
numerous misc Items
213 42nd S t. Newport Penn. w/33ft fiberglass cabin •------9-0-7-5 c ruiser, needs en· FORD
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glnes. Both forliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $30,000. Call 9am-8pm 548·5972 '81 TEMPO :l3k ml, 1 I•••••••• owner, 4 dr, a/c, PS, 80 Ft deep water dock PB. loaded, lmmacl
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9085 GIFT BUSINESS HUGE DESIGNER Clothes, l!xoellent Condition! CLASSIFIED
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home with your kids.
'81 Accord LX
5·apd, 2·dr, auto, sun-
roof, good oond.
11100 OBO. 831·7149
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Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 1 00 ,000
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card # or mail it in
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