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.. Decathkte shooting
for a perfect '1 o·
Servtng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Convicted rapist is
freed after acquittal
on burglary charge
•Afte r only ct few Jiq 11rs in deliberation~. " 1ury decides
Dennis Ferner didn't «umrnit a felony wh<•n lie snuck
into a Costd Mesa f dm1 ly's ho me.
By Julie Ross Cannon, StJH VVfl/l'f
SANTA t\ A A ltl'I Jll'>I thr1·1·
dnd d hrtll htHll'> 11[ d1 ·!1ht•ft1l1(1fl
Frid<1y <Jn rt.l.l-!1-•111ril1 • JUI )-found
con\'W\t•d I dfll'>l l>Pnrn-. r:i>rr11•1
nut quilty uf (t')c1ny b 111qlMy
when h1· hr1Jk1• 1ntc1 d c ·o~lrt f\11·'>t1
home 1c1 ... 1 )'Pell .ind W<11c h1'll tlw
fdnuly ~IP<'P
ThP ptry t1qr1•1·d. howt--Vt-'1 th.ii
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;11 ~ARC MAR I 11 I llAll f I'll I tr
Sammy Tayes (center) and Leonard Rosenberg make their w ay d own the Newport Pier as they have tor the p ast several year s
picking up trash. The city bas d ecided to terminate their services etfeclive July~ -
''ThP '-)'Stem hct'> w111k1•cl !111
y11u thi.... 11rnf'." c >rt1nq1• < ·,111nty
SupPnrn < ·11urt Judcw .Jc1m .. ., :\
Jt1ckrnt1n l11ld r:P r111 ·1 c11t1•1 11 •1111· • SEE VERDICT PAGE AS
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_:~marble •I
· 11~-o....cnuple_of names .
worth remembertng -
Sammy Tayes and L enny
Rosenberg.
Sammy has cerebral palsy.
She gets around ln a wheelchai r. ,
Lenny has <b'ltonia. a fairly rare
dlsease that affects the nervous
system and triggers involuntary
• SEE NOTEBOOK PAGE A 12
THE FAREWELL SHIFT
•Handed pink slips by the city of Newport Beach, two disabled workers
make their fmdl rounds. But no o ne seems happy with the s itua tio n.
I ZdllOn which hnds employ-By Evan Henerson, Scaff Wncer ment for dJsablPd resident~.
1 •• • • :..They really ~.-people
NEWPORT RF AC1 f -Sam-. down them und now they"w
· my Tc1yes and Lenny. Rosen-I got luds uut there dnmq thr
berg understand what they Sdme job Sammy c1nd L»1111y
heard w hen city GPnerctl Ser-
vic-P~ Director 0dvid NiPder-
1
hctu-. mfonned thPm tlwy no
lnngN hdd d JOb rle<.1111119 up
trcish ctlong thP Nl•wp1111 Pwr I
c1nd.boc1r~.
.. No mon<'y ... Srdd S<lmmy
Our readers speak out on
the termination of Van-
tage employees. See A 10.
Tr1yPs, d Santa Ana rf'sid ent
1
did." says Tom CoultPr, d
with cerebrctl pcil!;iy who hd~ Vcrnldgf' ]Ob coach who lrt>-
workt:>d for lhf' nty lnr f•1gh t qu<>ntly c1cromparue~ th1· two
yPars 1 I workPr::. on their 111UIP Tc1ye~ ctncl l<ownbc•rg "TherP havP never bet>n c1ny
undPrstc1nd. l>ut thPy don't r ompldlnl!-about the qur1hty
undPrstdJld of thP work.
N1•1th1>r do th1•11 1oh < <io1ch-"Why nut 1Pc1ve them out
ncttor'> di thP \ic1nt<1q<• Poun-thPrt> c1t lt>asl for tht> ... um._
dol1011 !ht• non-profit nrql1111-nwr7 "
C iting <\n •ver-llghtening
budget dnd tht' db~encc of
donations, thf' city f'ut its ties
with tl1e Vdnt.:1q0 f 111;nrtr1t1<•n
lt1'it week , y1Vl11~J llW W I rfkPf~
two w1•t:>k~' 1wt1< 1· Tc1y1•!-dnd
RosenbNO. wll11 1•t11 nt:d d
roml>11wd $:.!.400 c1111111c1Uy for
' 1~1gh t hour.., 11 Wt'1'k of pc1rt-
l11ne wn1 k , rift' otf1 nctlly
1;nP111ploy"d f h(11r let"! d cty ,.,
r:nur1y.
r rn lh1· p11-..l two YPdl~. \hi'
("lly hctd pt11d lh1· workn ....
wh11 ""' 111 wh1•1°ll h<111 '>,
th111uqh JHIV.tll' clon<1 t11111.,
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r1 v<1tldl>l1· do11dtion., lht.., \ 1 •.i r
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would h'avt' ldken th1· .... 1111•·
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•SEE VANTAGE PAGE A1 2
County, state helping
Newport keep R9ckwen, ..
•A number of local
municipal dnd business
leaders are negotiating
with the chip manufactur-
rnq rnmpctny to kePp tt
11 nrn n~ovin~J lo ColorcHlo
By Evan Henerson. 'rtaff .t•11tl:'r
NEWPOHT Bf-:ACI I C11y c1ff1-nr1l~ r1ml ml,mh1 ·1~ of lht> 01°ct11gt>
County Bu.,1111•-,., Counnl art'
-,tc1ymn t19ht-llpp1•d <1bout lh<>1r
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11lhnc11., n•port1·d dnd Rockwl'll
w~nh lo k now '' h c1l N ewport
Bl'<1ch will nlln tu k1·1·p the c-.m1-
p.111y ft nm lt>d\"lnll
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h1qhest l dX ,·on1nb11t111 . .,. 1w111I·
my more them $330.000 l '"I \'"''
for tht> city
In <1dd1t1on the rity th<tl \\Iii'
!ht• RockwPll 1jxpctns10n µr• 'l "r t
f1gu11-·-. t1J yc1111 100 to 150 in :l"\'
1nb" p1t1 ... $i 11ull1on in use • t\
<1cc ordmq 10 ,, ... tdft report µ1•
pttrf'd hy A-.-.1!-tc1nt City !\lc1nag. 1
f.;pn Delmo
The cit~ , 011ld Pas1Jy "fdst-
t•.i k pffort'> by Rockwell lt1
· •" ~·" ,. pPnnll:. rtnd 1nspf'rtiOn!'-
• SEE ROCKWELL PAGE A 12
. Newport prepares its annual holiday shut-down of beach area
• Increased p olice staffing and road closures will actually hcgin
today, as the city attempts to head off problems during Ufc Fourth.
By Tina Bo'rgatta, Staff Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -The city's police
officers and lifeguards will begin imple-
m enting their Fourth of July public safe-
ty pldn beginning around noon today,
with road closures along the beach areas
and extra manpow er on the street.
Police officers will be w orking 12-hour
shifts. with uniformed officers assigned to
foot patrol and special four-officer tactical
teams responding to loud party com -
plaints.
A number of plainclothes officers will
be deployed to identify •trouble spots,"
and th e police d epartment's traffic divi-
~ion will respond to n111 rnr1l c-<1 11<. tor ser-
vice c1 nd kPPp d n Py1 · nn ~t 11>pt rongP!>-
tion
"We 'll probdbly bcgu1 lurnllng trd1fl<"
in some areas . begmmng around mid-
day," said Newport Beach Police Lt. Tim
Newman. "Typically that's whPn things
begin to get really con9£'st1>d."
The ared subject •to road closures
throughout the week end and the Fourth
of July holiday is bordPred by West Coast
Highway, West Bal boa Bou levard,
Prospect Street, 32nd Stref't ctnd ·the
beach. The roads will open again at 1
a.m. the following day.
And the Marine Department will be
d oubling up on i ts patrol units and
t" ..... r ,1 111 • ,
·" ••.. -'l\'o.tlr:,
' . ' -:· :
I
Pxt~ndmg its ~htft!>, '>t11d Ltr~·g11d1rl A1 ~nt
Jar·obsPn .
"We 're bnngmg 1n l'Xlrc1 ~1c1tf1119 und
holding ddditlonal hours rlt our hf<'!Jt1<1rd
tow ers,•· Jacobsen said "Ann h1'cc1usf-'
thPre m dy be so many pPnplC' qomg in
c1 nd out of the water even c1f1Pr <IMk,
we'll h ave our boat dvc11lc1bt ... dl oil
limes.~
Jacobsen said LifeguMds will be
patrolling the beaches in JCeps afl1>r ddrk.
enforcing the oty's 10 p .m . beach rurf PW
and fireworks ban.
"Som etimes you might g0t p<>oplf'
bringing fireworks on.to th f' bectch. ·•
Jacobsen said. ·A nd use of fireworks on
the beach (and throughout the cify) 1s
illegal."
T he city's public saf ety d epartmen ts
CLOSED OFF
Rea marks
indicate street
blockades
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il • SEE SHUTDOWN PAGE A4 L---------------~-----------------------------------------------~
The box office is open
Balboa Cinema up for sale
'·
•Although marquee indicated
the thMter bad already been
sold, the deal ap~ntly fell
through.
"It's for sale and whoeve( gets it will
own a piece ot nostalgia.~ said Prank
Adler, Lee and Associates Mniot vtce
president, who acquired the lilUng for the
theater Priday. ·1 wilh I could have it.·
1be Balboa Cinema bas a lirlt price ol
$550,000. Ac<:al~ to Adler, the tbeeter bu
M'VW' been actmJly marketed llDce It abut
fts doan euty tn 1992. Homa .......
forecloeed OD the ~ aJlll two mott.
thee.ten In~ bu .... Wbit I ~ the theettin bllCk ....... ~-~~"!') owaer, AcDet Mid. , . .
That dMl WU sdMd\&led to dCJM
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I
greer
wylder
> 'ou don't need an
u ti orney t<Niiscover
I JNA clothing store
DNA clothing store for men
11<1 women is having a trunk
-:111\\ ttu~ weekend featuring a
1 unt._.mporary Hallan men's Line,
I E11Prqic1, c1nd a women 's line,
"I 1-.s Sixty.
. Thi· shows will foc1 ture the lat-
, . ..,, in designs from the two lines,
• 1 nd '>J>Pcial promotwns including
1'11-'dl'd items al 1 O'Y., tu 20'Yo
.fl
I >NA (722-~1 92) IS locatPd on
th1· lJfOund level of Triangle
'\tp1c1rP c.1l 1870 A -Harbor Blvd.,
n ( ·c1-,tc1 Me-.<1 Tnc1ngle Square's
11f'\\ \ ct lt>l drop-off c1nd pick-up
.a1•.1, llll riled outs ide• of DNA
tiicl Rarnc•<; und NublP, is
'.XJWC le d tu bv opPn todc1y
If you're looking for Best
IJuys 011 yoll t>qt11pnwnt, Cell's
':'.iddy-;hc1ck ,.., hc1 ving a s umme r
teP-uff sc1IP Coif l.>c1gs M e
red uct>d 10"" tn 30'''.,, assort eel
t 1ats drl:' :lO'Y., off . r1nd there's c1
:a1 wly o l s1wnctls throug hout
lw slorl'
Cc1I\ Cc1dd)'"hrtl·k (6411-7714)
nt 17H4 Nf'wpurt Blvcl , in Cos-
. \ lt•-.ct
A nPW design studio ope ned
"'11 •ntly in Corona de l MM fec1-
.Jr11111 c1119Pb and hand-g lazed
... 111111 l11rmture. De borah
ooks 1 •I Angel Cove Design
dio (7'.2'1-6023) dl 340 Poinsel-
1 !>.rlY~ -..h(• pdints rndSSlVP
rOgE-•b, ~r'll'd dl 80-tnches by 84-ikhP~ m c1c rylic on wood. Each
1hg('I rt>prP'>e nts d gtft, including
4v1•. hc•r111ly .md tnath.
Rrnok:. dhP hd~ « hc1ncl-
• Jl•ll.<'cl c.11~tum furniture collec-
tlo11. thP EnchcrntC'd Forest col-
11!1111111, lt>d lun11g wlllow, moss,
1 o.ws and mc1q 1101Jc1s, c1 nd the
q uttrdidn An~Jt•I rnllectiun, fec.J -
tu riny hdnd -qld71'd dngf'ls.
DAVID MAKSEREJiAN ..
..
Of Popsicles and peace in Cost.a M.esa .
Hf IS
An ice cream truck driver who
emigrated to Costa Mesa from
Armenia with his family six years
ago. For the past two years. he
has peddled Power Ranger Popsi-
cles and ice cream sandwich es
through the streets of Costa Mesa.
~
ARMENIA TO COSTA MESA
Makse.rejian left his hometown
of Arvin, in the now-ind ependent
country of Armenia, with his wife
and two sons on Aug. 22, 1989.
Through a famtly connection, he
received word that his visd
request to come to the United
States had been granted. He quit
his job as a manager in a paper
manufacturing compa ny in
Armenia .
He said he sold everything to
pay for the airplane tickets to
come to Costa Mesa and reunite
witb four of his six siblings.
"Fighting .. no electricity, no
food ... it was very bad in Arme-
nia," Makserejian says, as he
starts up the engine of tus spot-
lessly dean truck. "I come he re , I
like America ... my sons love
America, too." · ·
Makserejian started driving a
fri~nd's ice cream truck two years
ago on a part-time basis after he
injured his back a nd left leg . He
joined bis nephew iri the ice
crea m business seven months
ago, when the nephew bqught c1
truck.
Now, Makserejian ta kes the
truck out about four days a week
for seven or eight hours ct dr1y.
KnoWn for keeping his truc k
clean. he claims lo wash it every
two days.
FLAVORFUL FIELD
Unlike many of the ice cream
trucks in Costa Mesa. this one is
independently operated. l'n the
mornings, Makserej1an hedds out
to Mel-0-Dee Ice C redm compa-
ny in Santa Ana to buy dry ice
and a day's worth of ice cream .
The truck is also stocked with
candy, popcorn, chips, soda and
plastic toys.
Near 19th Ste.eel and Placentia
Avenue, MakSerejian slows his
truck down in d ne ighborhood of
~partment b·uildings dS d rouplP
of young boys riding their bi kes
__,, MARC MARTIN I OAllY Pit.OT
David Mclk.Serejian sold everything he owned in Armenia to come to the United States sli years ago.
•
smile and pedal beside the truck.
Makse rejian flips on a switch next
to the steering wheel. which turns
on the melody of "Pop Goes the
We asel" -but the boys ride off.
"Today is a very bad ddy,"
Ma kserejian says, as he turns his
truck toward Tewinkle Park. "No
sun. no nothing."
The 40-year-old says tha t
whe n he left Soviet-controUed
Anne nic1, ice cream trucks were
non-existent there. Govemment-
owned push carts and stores were.
the only places to g et cream-filled
Pop~1cles. ice cream cups a nd
chocoldte-covered cream bars.
Turning into Tewinkle Park.
Makserejian stops his .truck in
Iron! of a small playground and
t11rns on the melody to "The
Enlertaint?r." As two blond twin
boys run up to the truck, he op ens
d small sidf' window. and pre pa res
for business.
The two boys. who look about
four years old, slap their ha nds on
a picture glued to the side of the
truck -indicating their choice of a
Teendge Mutant Ninja Turtle
Popsicle.
The twins grasp their green
pupsicles· a nd walk off with their
dctd toward the playground. Then
c1 3-year-old custome r decides on
c1 Tweety Bird Popsicle.
"All of the little kids like the
face ones," Makserejian says.
poiJ1..tiQg to the pictures on his
truck.
"Sometimes the little kid5
don't have money ... I give them
ice cream for free," Makserejian
Sdys with a smile. "When he looks
at me and i~ happy w)l~n I give
him an ice cream ... for me good. ft
But he says that the ice cream
truck busine ss is glutted . and
competition for c ustom e rs is
fierce. He says that after deduct-
ing gas and ice cream expenses,
he only made about $19 in four
hours yesterday.
FOR A BITTER FUTURE
Though he says he likes selling
ice cream, he wants to eventually
look for a better job.
"For me, any job is for making
money so I can give my sons
everything," Makserejia n says, as
he takes out two photographs of
his boys, ages 7 and 9. His wife
works as a dental assistant to help
pay for karate and piano lessons
and Armenian school on Satur-
days for ·their sons.
"l like th.is country for my kids,
but not for me, oot for my wife."
he says, looking d own at the pho-
tographs. "We are living for our
sons."
· -By Jean SuzUki
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Correction
A photo caption on the front
page of .Thursday's Daily Pilot
provided incorrect informa-
tion. The little girl pictured in
the swimming class was not
Ka thryn Sakhel. Also, the
swimming lessons provided at
Orange Coast College are not
free; the cost is $37 for the first ·
~~sslon, with the· cost prorate d
for subsequent sessions.
~ Brouk~ c1ys ht•t studio 1s open
tu lh~ p1:1b.1Jc, I.Jul smcc sh(~·s
1ft c>n dt cl11•nb homes rloing fdux
l111is hes <1111! 1111111p l'm•tJ, shl• rt-'c-
' •llllllC'nd.., r1 ppor nlml:'nls
More than 100 youths attend Elks Lodge happe:riliig·
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Newport Harbor Elks lodge
No 1767 observed Ndtional Youth
Week ~th a ilinn~r atlentled by
more than 100 youth, their par-
ents and lodge membe rs, dccord-
mg to Edward Lauth, yo\rlh act.Jv-
iLies chairman. Part of the pro-
gTam was the presentallon of con-
tribubons lo: Toys for Tots; City of
Newport Beach for the Winter
Wonderland Snow Party, ~•x
essay contest winners; Rob H<'n -
thom, director of the Newport
Harbor High School Band for ne w
uniforms; Newport Mf'sa Jr. AU-
American Football; Newport Pony
11-and 12-year-old WhitP Sox-All
Star team; eight college scholM-
ship winne rs, six of whom who
received $1 ,000 and two received
$2,000 each ; and thP fr1mjly of the
late Ne wport Be dch Pol1c<' Officer
Bob Henry.
A highlight of the everung was
the introduction of Roger O wens,
be tter known dS Roger The
Dodger Peanutman who excite d
the crowd with the tossing of bags
of pecllluts and his speech.
COMMUNITY NEWS: Rev.
Bruce Merri.field of Harbor Tuni-
ty Baptist Church joined with 39
other Baptist ministers in building
a house in Los Angeles with for-
mPr President Jimmy Carter in a
Habita t For Humnnity project.
Comerica Bank of California
ope ne d its newf'st branch at 611
Anton Blvd. in Cosld Mesa two
weeks c1go with c1 rancy event,
attendPd b y sevf'ral hundred
businC!SS leaders and catered by ··
Spe cidlty Catering of El Torito.
ThP hcink was founded in 1849 in
DPtro1l and specialized in a uto
dt:!alership bankiQg and has
quickly ctcquired othe r banks and
ope ned 30 branches in California
in the past couple of years. They
r1re offering a no-monthly-fee
c hecking account with direct
deposit of your payroll check and
200 free checks. For more infor-
mc1tion call Patty Watkins or
Kacey Tabor at 435-3900. . •'.
Newport Beach residj:?t'lts
should watch their water bills for
a "Passport Application" for the
7th Annual Taste of Newport, pre-
sented by the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce and
scheduled for Sept. 15-17 at New-
port Cente r. For $25 you re,cel've
a three-day pass and $15 worth of
soip to use for food and beverage
purchases. That's a savings·of $11
off the regular prices. The event
will feature 34 of the finest restau-
rants in Newport Beach and live
.. Jim
de boom
ente rtainment. More information
on the Passpo.rt program c~n be
obtained by calling 729--4400.
CLUB NEWS: Coa~ Mesa
North KJwanis Club charte r
member and past president
James Plagg died June 24 after a
long illness. Jim was the l~t char-
ter member of the d ub and was a
Kiwanian for more than 31 ye.ars.
Until his illness, he was an active
m ember and a willing worker on
all dub p rojects. Private family -
services were held. Our sympathy
goes to his wife Margaret and the
family.
Rotarian Jim Levis introduced
Kelly FrankieWtcz, who is spon-
sored by the Newport Irvine
Rotary Club as part of a five-
membe r Group Study Exchange
team that spent 28 days recently
on a business/professional tour of
Belgium by n on-Rotarians.
Frankiewicz, a math teacher at
Mater Dei High School, will be
back at a meeting in August to
provide a more d etailed report of
her experience in Belgium.
The Kiwanis Club of Newport
Beach donated a piano from its
old meeting place, ·c h arley
Brown's, to St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church.
Congratulations to Ne wport
H_arbor graduate Undsay Bren-
nan, who received a $4,000 schol-
arship from the Newport Balboa
Rotary Club this spring. Accord-11
ing to club. preside,1ll Rtcbanl
Holmgren, Lindsay will attend
either UC San Diego or Universi-
• ty of San D.iego. majoring in biol-
ogy· in preparation for medical
school.
SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nus COMING WEEK:
TUESDAY: Costa Mesa Klwa-
nla Club, Newport Beach Klwa-
hour answering service may be
used to record letters to the
editor on any topic.
news stori~. illustrations, edito·
rial matter or adwrti~nts
herein can be reproduced with-
out written permiuion of copy-
right owner.
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wlndl Ws morning ~southMM towm tS .... thtl
aftw1i00i,. = wlndWllWI
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Morning clouds and Promlurfllne
fog, clearing to sun· •••b'* ny skies. •auplu.dey
A. stonn below Aus-
TIDIS tralla Ml sent us a
long period swell
TODAY tt\it~bring
First low the ocaslonll ~ .
6:12 a.m. -0.1 der-hlgh wt by the First high middle of thk -ec ..
12:53 a.m. 3:'9 ly ThundllY Of M-
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Stcond hlgt\ Swel.=:l; 11:31 p.m. u but it lltould
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nis Club andthe Costa Mesa-
Newport Harbor Uons Club will
not meet today because of the
Fourth of July holiday.
. WEDNESDAY: 7:15 a .m . -
South Coast Metro Rotary Club,
the UTaste of Costa Mesa Glub, ft
meets at the Center Club.; 7:30
a .m . -Costa Mesa-Orange Coast
Breakfast Uons Club meets at Ma
Barker's Restaurant; Noon -Co~
ta Mesa Rotary Club meets at
Mesa Verde Country Club; The
Exchange Club of Orange Coast
will meet at the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club for a business meet-
ing; 6:15 p.m . -Newport-Balboa
Rotary Club meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club to hear
from Congressman Dana
Rohrabacber. . ...
THURSDAY: Noon -Klwanii
Club of Corona del Mar meets at
the Bal].ia Corinthian.Yacht Club;
Tue· Exchange Club of Newport
Harbor meets at Shark Island
Yacht Club for et business meet-
ing; Costa Mesa Nor11a Klwanll
Club meets at· the· Holiday Ihn;
Newport lrvtne aotuy Club
meets at the Irvine Marriott for a
club asseUlbly. ·
• co•'•NYV a a.am 1s published
evety Satunilly In 11'\e Deily Piiot. FAX
your dub's lntonn.tion to 631-5151.
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. . S VS•,• _ efil Q y hurts US It's official _ briefly in the news
Tiursday I heard a successful. Unocal to move
looking guy chortling over the nation.•
• the defeat of Measure R. Quite simply, Orange county to Costa M
Well, I guess we showed the needs t.o be known as "the best 0Sa
?E'.°Ple at county who's boss, .. he place in the country to live and
said with glee "We showed them raise kids, work and do business."
that they can't 10.,e our money and At one time, Orange Co\Dlty
expect us to pdy (or it wtth higher may well have been just that.
truces. They bh,w 1t, tlnd they will That's why we moved here 32
hdve to fix 1t " years ago from LA. and why 1 Int~r~stmt1 U11•ory, but not over-drove well over half a million com -
ly realistic A., Wc11t Ki·IJy nught l'fltiter miles over many years. hdv~ dd Puqu .,,1y, .. Tiley'' I.!. w. To become once again the best
er d.ll, w1· Plt>ct the supE>rvi-fred pldce to live and raise kids, to work
sors ho dtP '>llppowd to run the dfld do business, takes far greater
county for thP)>1·11t'f1t of Uw peoplt• martin conceptual cerebration than has who elect thl•m come out of Santa Ana in the third
My wife cu1d I lllOV('<i to Bd.lbod of a century f've been here.
32 yedTS c1go c cmw Uus Mondcty A out_ a county-government reorgctru-So who does that kind of t.hink-
lot of J>E'OPl"-h<1\'t• wc1ndered m zation so astonishingly btilliant, so mg? We have one ol them working
dlld out of the -.u1wrYl'>Cmdl chdll'> radical, so wise th.at it can bring for us now But at least two of the
swce ~en <111<1 I < ,11111ot Uunk of a together all the wamng bibes and supervisors want to fire Bill Pope-
smgle o'n't_ I would cclll d qr<-ctt th.is «?Ounty can get gomg agam. joy There are plenty more. The
publ.tc wrv<1nt · Right now, all we have is bitter-bra.m power IS available AU we
Mdytw rt\ r1 nwmory lctpM• but n~. rancorous name-calling dnd need to do IS harness it.
you'd thmk thc1t m rnort• u1c1n i.hrt>E· what loo~ to be budding dl1dfchy. So who are these Sarnant.ans?
decctdt>'>. th1•1t• w11u.ld ht> om• This won t work. nor will the sys-Mtlybe Joll,n Cred!l or Donald
sup<>rv1-.01 wi• 1 ould prnnt to ctnd tern that has destroyed us. Bren or Kathryn Thompson.
-.<1y, "Boy. lw 1111 ..,Jwl) citd d hPU ol So far, only Marian Bergeson Mtlybe Jdffies Doti, the econonust
c1 Job " hc1s shown an inkhng of the kind of who nmc, Chapmdl1 University, or
Rut c11l J r c1n Uunk of drt' thP Bob revolutionary thinking it will take maybe John Mdrtm,-lhe CEO of~
Bc1ttJm, lh1· Uon RuUu, the Rct.lph lo bnng Orange County back from Tdco Bell.
D1ednc-h.'>, th1• Phtl f\Jllhnnys rmd its near-death experience. Look·at the boa'..rcls of the coun-
tht· olll<>r-. who -.old oul thl'irrnn-Marian, you will recall, dished ty's drb organizc1bons, the Philhar-
sl:Jt11Pnb, tlw Tom Rtley.., who up the idea of a county ruled by a rnomc Society, Pdcific Symphony
should ht1VI' quit wluh• thPy WPH· pcut·bme board or citizen-superv1· South CoctSt Rf'p, Operd Paafic, '
t1.hec1d sors bctlanced by d top exec-ullve Ne. There 1s dwesome talent on
ll L'> p1ohc1hly '><ill' to '><IY Ulctl. BdSlcally, it's the structure of pub-edch one
ovpr thP yt'<tr..,, thi• c }tcllllJl' Cutmty Udy held corporations, so there dH' 'l'\.foybP '>onwone ds wise and
Board ol Su~·ivi...rir... h,1., bt>Pn onf' plPnty of role models. t•xperienct>d dS JudgP Robert
of thE> mo'>l 11wpt .ind 11" ompt>tPnt It works for vutud.lly every Gdr<iner, dS U":Jque <1..nd mdepen-
group ol pobl:Jt c1I trnck'> l'Vt>T tu major compdily in the ndt:Jon, why dt-nl d.'> Judge ,S.WdIU1E> Shdw dS
.,pn,·p tn <ll1)' nth<., not for Orange County? omt>ry d.'> M~yor John Hedges
llldt ~ \.Vh)' 1 .,hucldc•r whi•n • The bdSic problem Wlth OrctncJP Tap th.1s VdSl pool of td.lent we ~?f'oplt• hkt• ( ;,uldi Vc1-.q111,7 '><l)', CoW1ty 15 pol.tbc. and politician'> ht1w, boll down to a workdble
ThPn· mc1y bi· .i llf't•d 111 du thmq.., The land who run for office and nurnb<•r, dnd chMgE> the brdlfl lnL<.l
diffl•n•ntly n11w " the kind who operate bdd<sldge. \\1th cl('v1c,rng a new orgcUUZabonci.I
I qw ... s ht• nWtlll'> tJw -.upt·n 1_ wnt:II\g the check.'> and pulling th<' '>lnl< tun• for the future of Orange , ... tnngs. ( • ty '>I r-. dH' nm ... rte h1t1lly qomq to oun . hrtvc lo< 1111w up w1u1 c1 workc1hlt• Someho"W.' the mdnogt>ment of All it tdkl's ,., leddership, the
-.olut:Jon tu 111r1kc• Llw < ounty wholt• the rounty needs to be depol.ttJ· will to qet thP JOb done and a com-
c1qcUn, IL'>< ttll) .. .., wPll d.., polttH ,lily n1Pd It should no longer l>f• plPte ctb!>(•ncf' of politics, pol.tttnans
c1nc.l '>pmhlcl lly r:c11 < hc1nn, knows d!> "the most coru.Nvc1ttvt> .incl othpr dX gnndt>rs
And wh1lf• lill' ... up•''> .in· wrn k· < ounty m the United Stc1ll's" or
111<1 <>n lhdt, '>OlllPl>ody hcl'> to hq1111• "the~ most RPpublicdn rounty m • FRED MARTIN's column runs every
Thursday and Saturday.
' <;OSTA MESA -Unocal 76
Products officials on Friday
signed a 10·year lease to
occupy 200,000 square feet in
the Bank of America building
at 555 Anton ·Blvd ., near
South Coast Plaza.
The site will become the
heddquarters for the market-
ing, refming, product supply
and trctnsportdtion arm of the
~noc_al Corporation begin-
rung _m February of next year.
With dnnual sci.les of $2.5
?illion, 76 Products Company
is expected to become one of
the 10 largest businesses in
Orange County
~we believe that Costa
M esa 1s a vtbrant, growing
business center and will pro-
vtde a gredt working environ-
ment for our people," 76
Products president Ldwrence
Higby Sdld LO d compdny
news 1elease
"When we undertook the ~
sectrch (tor d locallon) earlier
this yedr, we Wdnted to Hnd a
wdy tu get all dssociates
under one roof with room to
grow Our critend dlso includ-
ed a sdle nejghborhood as
weU a~ .convt>ment freeway
d11.d ctirpor t c1ccess. Tut> Costd
Mesc1 btulding meet!> our cn-
tend dnd more "
Thf' new hl'ddqudrters will
house more thdn 700 employ-
PP'> who wtll trdnsfer from
uthPr offices m Bred, City of
lndu.,try, Andheun dnd down-
town Lo.., Angelt>s
.No matter what you're doing,
your hometown newspaper
FITS IN... Daily Pilot
LAST C·HANCE
Everything Must Go
PERFORMANCE
ROVER
JAGUAR REMODELING STARTS SOON
SAVIN.GS to 80%
Hittq~ ~h';;iure
MINlaY -SmJRDAY 8:30 -5:30 SlltJAY 1 !:00 -5:00
155 SOOTH Gl.ASSBJ. • ORANGE • 014) 588-1158
SERVIC~ ~PARTS ~SALES
71 .-41 650•5860
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Senior housing fair
offers inf 011Dation
Costa Mesa Sepior Center wW
host its second annual H ousing
Pa.Ir from 9 a .m. to 1 p.m . op Fri-
day, July 7.
The program relays housing
inlormatio,n to individudls 50
years of age and olde11 ~ho are
retired or can no longer function
without some form pf assistance.
The fair will begin with d
bro.ad overview pf h ousing
options. Answers will be provided
l<l questions like: What are your
options? Who ~ will make the
choices? What is the best way to
assess your current and future
needs?
The short quesllon -and-
answer penod will be followed by
a panel discussion, m which mod-
erator Annie Gerdfd, dtlomey Jan
Walls and financial plctnners
Rl_chard Carroll and Gail Seb1ts
will cover the legal, financid.l and
. transitional factors involved' in
-senior housing. ·
.. ·other toptc!> covered by the
fau include shared housing d!>S1s-
tance, home cclie seMcPs dnd
reverse mortgdge. Profess1onc1I
representatives will c1lso be c1vdtl-
d?le to discuss their specific '>(>r-
vices.
Adnuss1on IS free With cl co~td I
Mesa Senlor Center (SAGE)
membership card dlld St fOT nonw
member~. The senior cent b
lOc'aled ot 695 W. 19th Street 1n
Costa Mesa.
For additional. inf onnatlon, call
645-2356.
Help build a playhous~
Playhow.e builders are. sought
for the fourth ctnnual Project Play-
house benefit auction and party
for _HomeAld Orange County, cl
non-profit organization that
builds and renovates shelters tor
the trans1llonally horneless.
Any company, organization, or
individual is mvited to create M
ongmal ctuldren's playhouse m
the design dnd bwld competition
The playbouse!'> will be displayed
at Fdshion lsldnd lor four weeks
pnor to tht> ducllon, beginning
Fnday. Oct 11
Signs ack"owlPdging the
butldt>r, de!:.1gner rtnd cootnbut-
ing compc101P!:> will ue displayed
with t'dch pl_dyhc •ll'>f' The win-
ning entnPs wt.Ii-lw rtwarded al
tht> dUCtion t>vent ..,, heduled for
Nuv I 1 . · _ .,.
l l omeAJd hc1'> completed 19
~rnolt~r pro1ects ctnd rdtsed more-
lh~n $5 mtlllon for Orcmge Coun-
ty!:> hornele!>s smn:· 1b le 1uoding in
June 1989. For mlonnrtllon call
553-9510
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We invite you to View a special eihibit of
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M SATUN>AY, MY 1, 1-Newpuo"' 8eecWCoece Me. Olily Hoc • . . CINEMA Fireworks standS in ~oSta Mesa EOllRIH Of JULY EV ENTS. .
Jmt ANNUAL Qt.D GI.ORV
OWtAC1D IOA1' MIADE:
While the show is free, parldng
at the Dunes ls $20. Call 729-
DUNE for more lnformation a June 21 intervleW, But Adler
said that ·Duarte contacted Lee
and Associates when it became
clear the deal would fall throUgh.
Duarte could not be n!ached
for comment late Friday.
In the meantime, an employee
of former theater owner George
Tate obtained access to the mar-
quee and put up tbe"'Open Aug.
1" announcement, said Adler,
who added that the announce-
ment will be taken down and
replaced by Lee and Assodares
banner\.
•I've sold '1lany properties for Costa Mesa High School the bank and I was aware of this Band~rs#2 one," Adler said. •rve already Placentia Avenue and Vecto-
gotten some calls from brokers in ria Street
Los Angeles and San Diego. It's Costa Mesa High School Tall pretty surprising." flags #2
Since reading the marquee's 3011 Harbor Blvd.
announcement, city officials and Costa Mesc1 High S<hool Tall Peninsula activists have tried F1:3is #3 unsuccessfully to' team of Tate's 1 Street and Placentio
plans for the theater. During its Avenue
stoned history. the ~alboa has Costa ·Mesa High S<hool Tall been an art house, a porno house, Flags #1 a cult film arena and ·on-e of the Bristol Street and Paularino
last sites to show .#The Rocky . Avenue
Horror Picture Show" Saturday Victory S<hool nights at mid.night. 1025 Victory St. Adler could not comment on
the current condition of the the-AYS0#2
ater, although city officials have 241 E. 17th St.
said it will probably require sub-United Pentecostal Church
stantial clean-up.
Put a bug in
someone's
ear. Call the
Daily Pilot
CLASSIFIEDS
CALL 642-5678
by Dr. Michael T. Bywater
Dr. Alissa S . ·Wald
Doctors of Optometry
EYE COLOR TO MATCH vour MOOD
617 Hamilton Ave.
•
II may ~ interesting to speculate· as to.-i-_..._ __ __,,._... ........
what Leonardo do Vinci, the genius who
conceived of contact lenses nearly 500
year ago, might hove to soy about
today's opaque colored contact lenses.
So Intense 1s the interest in lhese lenses'
ability to match eye color to the wearer's
mood that nearly half of those sold ore
noncooect1ve (They still require o visit to
on f1./0 profess1onol, however, because
even nonprescnptlon lenses ore deemed
lo be medical devices ) Since they cover
lhe Iris completely (wrth o clear center fol
lhe pupil), opaque colol'ed contact
lenses con tum even the brownest of f1.1e5
blue This make for lhe most mterestmg
of choices for clothing and occessones If
that f'lfNI dress does not go well wrtti your
eye color, just cnonge your eye color
Contact lens technology hos changed
so rapidly In lhe post few years Along
wiftl the oblllty to cnonge your eye color,
some contact lenses, Ilka the Contact OK
ens, con ocluolly Improve your vision.
This revolutionary rtf1N lens hos a unique
design that encourages the eye's oomeo
lo gently ctlonge Shope, thereby
improving your vision For more
lntoonotlon, please coll BfflATER ANO
WN..O, DRS Of OPT~ETRY. at 545-
9162. We ore located ot 2706 Hamor
Blvd. #B, and ore open Monday and
FOdoy 9-7, Tuesday and Wednesday 9-6
0
Reg. Price
Persian-Kashan ~11.81110 $6500.
Persian-Mashhad ~pro)(. 9 )( 12
$7500.
Persian-Hertz ~prox. 7 X I 0
$5500.
NeedleP.91nt ,A.pprox 8 x 1 0 .
$1800.
Ind<> TabriZ $4500.
~ 9xf2
$12,500.
Sale P"ce .
NOW $900.
.
·Now S490.
NOW $990.
NOW $1200.
ORIENTAL RUCS
..
HAtbcw~~p
740 W. Wll$0n St.
EstAlncla H'9h S<hool Basket·
bell Boost.,$
380 E. 17th St.
first Baptist Church
201 Megl"Olla St.
Southern California College
55 Fair Drlye
Costa Mesa High School
Band BOQSters
2650 Fairview Road
' Ten Most Wanted Men Soft.
ball Team
17th Street and Orange . Avenue
Costa Mesa AM Little
League
171 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa Hit S<hool Girls Basketba
Baker Street and Grace Lane
Christ' Lutheran Church
3150 Harbor Blvd.
Santa Ana Mens Outreach
1696 Newport Blvd.
Ballet Montemarte
2666 Harbor Blvd.
Estancia High School Golf
Boosters
1601 Newport Blvd.
. Estancia High 'School Base-
ball
Bear and Baker streets
AYSO -Costa M.u Travel sonStf'Mt
289 E. 17th St.
£mnda Hi9h School Girts
AYSO -Boys #3 Ba•9'ball •
1120 Superror Ave. 2150 Fairview Road
AYSO -Boys ~ Hawall Costa Mesa High School
3010 Harbor Blvd. &~Soccer 2 Hdft:>or Blvd.
Estancia Instrumental Music
2300 Harbor Blvd, Alano Clu~ of Costa Mesa . 140 Industrial Way
Estancia High SPlool Foot·
Costa Mesa HJgh School Pop ball
2323 Placentia Ave. • Warner Football . 1170 Baker St.
Costa Mesa Breakfast Uons .
Fairview Road and Baker N.M. Christian Centfr
Street 2180 Harbor Blvd.
C.lvery "Church Wrestling West
719 W. 19th St. Harbor Boulevard and Adarm Avenue
Costa Mesa High School
football
1125 Victoria Ave. FO&IPH Of JULY
Costa Mesa Newport Harbor satlDUU
~ tWa: lath Newpc;wt Lions 1155 Sunflower Ave. and Costa Mesa's
wtll be ~open Mondar. but
Youth SVC Association closed on I~
o.,,. Tuind~ln con. N~rt Boulevard and 22n Street ~. the · Council
meetln.g uled for
Estan.,cia High School Tennis ~ wlll convene on HarbOr Boulevard and _ ~nstNd. Adams Avenue Ion: None on
Estancia Girls Soccer
Tu.esdaY: wtn be -delayed a
Adams Avenue and Royal • ~~hout the weetc '" es. Palm Drive Street SWffplng: Can-
Costa Mesa High School ~on T'Ues4ay.
Banks: dosed on Tuesday Aquati~
Harbor Boulevard and Wil-only.
By Melissa Ghavami
AT THE TOP Of TIE CWPS
When oonskleriog the purchase of aJold
chain, pay particular attention to the quality the
clasp. Spring rings are popular chOICes for
lightweight chains. but they may not be secure
enough for llMf chains. Birrel clasps, often
associated with rope cNlns, sometimes prestnt
some ddflcolty in learning how they wort. Once
the procedu11 Is mastered, be sure to close the
safety lock The lobsllf clasp. or lobster claw. is
fi:equendy seen on wider htningbone and link
chalns. It has a reputation for being the most
secu11 clalp tor a chain and Is usy to operate for
someone wtth dexterity PfOblems. Finally, box clasps are often bullt Into many liner chains. Tiley
woit like the barrel clasp and carry the advaotage
of melding nearly 1nvislbly into ttla 1 ast of the
cllaln's linkage • .
American Legion Yacht ctub,
215 15th St., Newport Beach.
Them~ is "Amenca's Nautical
History.•
The day ~ with a 7 a.m.
pancake breakfast and ls fol~
lowed by a free cndse aboard the
#PavWOn Queen.• P4rade fonna-
tion begins at 12:30 p.m., and the
.decorated boats sail at 1 p.m.
To register, call 673-5070.
CELEBRATION AT
A MARINERS PARK:
, .
Newport Beach Community
Services Department sponsors its
22nd annual Independence Day
Celebration at Mariners Park,
Irvine Avenue and Dover Driv4}.
Master of ceremonies Barnaby
the Clown leads a bilce and walk-
ing parade at 9:30 a.m. Post-
parade activities indude sack
races, water balloon fun, an egg
toss and othenpicnic games and
a<;tivities.
Hot dogs and drinks will be
available for purchase, and raffles
for door prizes are beld through·
· ot~.t the day. Call 644-3151.
FIREWORKS DISPlAYS:
. • Newport Dunes Resort, 1131
Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach,
invites the public to· celebrate
Independence Day at its fire-
works display that begins at 8:30
p.m. Tuesday.
• There's no public firework.I
display planned in Costa Mesa,
but if you live near the Mesa
Verde Counuy Club, 3000 Club
House Road, you can·J,pok up,and
catch a glimpse of the club's pri-
vate show, which begins at 9: 15
p.m.
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S~UTDOWN
CONTINUED FROM A 1 ~
began clamping down on Fourth
of July beach crowds about 10
years ago, after holiday revelers
· turned riotous.
And with the exception of one
shooting incident two years a.go,
the measures seem to keep mat-
ters in hand. -
#We've been .doing this for.a
number of years now,• said Ne -
port Beach Police Lt. P u1
Henisey.
~our goal is to provide a sale an" enjoyable environment for
everyone who comes down here
on the Fourth, H he said.
•And we want to make sure
our presence here is strong so
that we can take. care of any
problems that might be created
by people 'breaking the law."
What do they · .
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Free kidS ·summer meals offered in Costa Mesa 1
COSTA MESA · Free brectldd.Sts Whi~r Ave. (noon)
and lunches will be available for • Sonora Elementary, 966 Sonora
local children this summer at five Road (11:30 a.m.)
Costa Mesa locations • Parsons Spegal Education Cen-.
The Newport-Mesa Unltied ter, 2350 Canyon'Dr. (1 1 a.m.)
School District ls otf erlng the sum-• Uons Park, 'Anaheim Avenue
mer food service program from June and 18th Street. (8 a.m. and noon)
26 to Aug. 25, for all children 18 and Parsons Center will only' serve
under, especially those children from meals June 26 to July 28. Pomona
low-income fa.n}illes. -will serve meals from July 5 to Aug.
The free meals will be offeted at 25.
the following Costa Mesa locations . The surpmer food program is set
every day, except July 4: • up to nourish children only.
• Pomona Elementary, 2051 ~Parents are welcome to accom-
Pomona Ave. (8 a.m. and noon) pany their children. But, the parents
• Whittier Elementary, 1800 N. are not supposed to eat the chil-
. VERDICT
CONTI~UED FROM A 1 .
defense table.
"I think you're sick." she said,
then left the courtroom.
The rest ot the jury either smiled
at Perrier, or refused to look at him.
Several jurors waited outside the
courtroom with Farrier's girlfriend, .
Carla Smiley, and his mother, Doris
Ferrier. after the verdict was read.
They hugged anQ. talked. about Fer-
rier's religious bellefs and strength.
"I thought he was really humble
when he was up there," one middle-
aged blonde juror said about Ferri-
er's testimony. "It was like a confes-
sional. He was purging himself."
She said the jury didn't feel the
prosecution proved Ferrier intended
to commit a sexual assault when he
was in the Roelles' bedroom.
"We just didn't feel we had the
evidence to convict him of burglary,"
• she said.
Another juror said she prayed for
Ferrier every day of the trial.
"The only thing we Ccl:,n do is pray
for him every single day of our
lives,• she said. "It's horrifying to
have somebody's life in your hand,
especially when it's not black and
attorney .
"He's very prayf~righl now. I th.inlf he was near ars that his
prayers have been wered. Thank
God," Clapp said outside the court-
room. "He's a good person -he just
neeas help with his problem."
But Roger' Roelle, who didn't
attend the sentencing, said justice
wasn't served.
"We saw him. We caught him.
He's already convicted of three prior
felonies. He should be in jail,• Roelle
said. "It')'Cm d~sn't make sense.:
Ferrier was convicted in 1980 of
raping a woman in 1979. He also
was convicted in 1984 and 1987 for
burglarizing residences occupied by
females. If convicted of burglarizing
the.Roelle home, Ferrier had faced a
minimum sen\ence of 40 years under
the state's "three strikes" law -25
years plus five years for each previ-
ous felony.
Today, bo~ever, Ferrier is a free
man.
"This should not have hap-
pened," Roelle said. "So now he's
out tonight. He!s going to break into
somebody else's home.
"Should I have waited until he
raped my wife? Do we hdve to wait
until he rapes another woman? I dtd
.everythlng that the law allowed. me
to do and the law let him go," he
dren's food, said 1.<ns Plowmeia, •
senior secretary in the Newport·
.Mesa UnUied School District's food
services department
However, th~nts can buy
meals for $2.75 after the children
have eaten, .acco~g to Jacqueline
Kravitz, district director of food ser-
vices.
The Newport-Mesa school district
has sponsored the food servi~e pro-
gram along with the U.S. Depart·
ment .of Agriculture for the past
three summers.
Por more inf onnation. call the dis·
trlct at 556-3273.
ure w~aring white gloves lurking
near their bed. Roelle, a football
coach at Corona del Mar High
School, jumped out of bed and
chased the intruder ,down Orange
Street. He tack.led him and pinned
him to the ground .until the Costa
Mesa police arrived.
Roelle said he was · outraged by
the jury's verdict.
"He's in front of the-bed and
because I don't give bj.in a chance to
rape my wife he's-not guilty? I j\.lst
can't helieve it," he said. · ·" . Roelle said he was -con,cemea
about telling his wife about the ver-
dict.
usbe's not going to be able to go
to sleep as soon as she knows," he
said. "I did the right thing, but in my
heart it's killing me." .
Ferrier's 'family, . however. spent
Friday afternoon preparing for Ferri-
er's home~oming after 420 days in
Jilli. •
'Tm still in shock, H said Smiley,
crying outside the courtroom wtth
his mo'ther. "It's a miracle from
God."
sATURDAV. JULY 1, 1995
white." · · .
Ferrie r, whose back wds to the
courtroom audience during the sen-
tencing, was relieved, sciid Deputy
Public Defender Lewis Clapp, his
said. _,
The couple testified for the prose-
cution last week. -
They said the awoke in the mid-
dle of the night last year to see a fig-
Snuley said Ferriet. wants to
attend Sex Addicts Anonymous
classes, then plans to take leadership
ministry classes at their church, Cal-
vary Chapel of Costa Mesa. He
eventually plans to lead a self-help
group for sex addicts, she said.
"This gives him a whole new
chance," Smiley said. ''It's kind of
like finding the cure for a ~sease."
SAMANTHA FELDMAN I DAIL V PllOT
Matthew Padilla, 4, from Buena Park prepares to pop a formidable but;>ble nearly
his same size as friend Geoffrey Gonzales backs him up.
..
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_The Food ls .TheThing ·AtTrophy's ..
Trophy's Earns Culinary Appro~ . .
Trophy's Sports
Grill is more than vou might
J fro • JJiemo/U) paintal m1 tlw expect. fil dour uf'l rophy '.fi Spp11s Grill
cm Califomia Rc,taur.uu Wntc~ A_,s<><'•·
atfo11, Restaurant Hospilitlil) M~c and
the lcK"al chapter of the Califomia Rc),taU-· the name. -· ----afivi~es-!!·N&S<n-e-J..i<>~tH~.· ;m<l--i/' · ,~ ..taut.Ass< >c~tion have all lx::itowccl aW'df(b
u1><>n Trophy's.
· f'he place docs have a
sports theme and an im-
pressive collection of
sport'i related trophic!'!, hut
the cmpha.')i~ here i~ 0 11
"grill."
By Janet Sanford
NEWPORT UEACI 1. ·n\c lir.t
hilll t·omc' from the pa11ordlllll'
\1C\\ clown Lhe
exhibition ),tyk
cooking line,
where vicwcn.
are treated frt.'-
que11tJ)• to u pit·
7;i. -maker twirli:tig
dough dc),tined
for Ulc spc-
c i a I wooct-
fired oven.
M csq,uite
grilling is aho
featured, in-
cluding fresh
fish an d
chic k e n
di s h es
(C\'tll the
Sports Grill
Uurgcrs arc mesquite l(rillecl). 1':i/(tu
.different spcdaJty AA!acl~, all loue<l
f rcsh-tc>-<>nlcr, arc well pt.'<'Utccl
ancl arc hcst i.cllt·rs. 'l11c service
i.rylc at Tm1>hy' i'I informal, hut the
staff a))f)Ca.J11 <.'OlllJX-tent beyond
tllcir year.. Cu!ltomcr Scrvic.-e is still
ativcancl well al.TroJ>hy'~. addifll{Lo
the n:stauranl'A 1>c>pularity: ·
you like imagimllil1dy prcp;m .. :d
Amcrjca.11 fare, you will leave tl1is
ca.mal re,-,Laimwt witl1 a .'imilc on ~
your face.
By Jeff Ariderson
l 'nhkc m o\t 't><>r1'-orientcd opcrauun,,
Troph) \ha.' eamccl 'ol1cl rnlmary rccog-
111tiun mer tlw p :L'I fi, c )Cetr\. ThcSoulh-
The menu and ~l·r,ricc ii. 1111thi11g fa ury
m111cl you, hut you c·a11 tell that 'omcnuc in
the ki1chen know' what the\ an.· cloiu~.
\ Vhy all of tl1il\ empha.,is on .a good-foe.xi
reputation? Trophy\ Chef at tlu: new Or-
ange County location. Michad Crd\Cll,
put' it llus way, "People l-d11 ._'Cl a <lnnk or
watt'h 't><>rt.'I anywhere, hut the~ \\ill l'omc
had.for good food timcaflcrtinic." Cr.t\Cll
~houlcl know, he is a graduate of lhc prt:'>ti-
h'l<>lU Culinary lmtitute of Ameri<·a. \. \
(iran~· qp~in~l Nea.r
John .Wayne Airport
League lh"Chall Hall·of·Famer Ro~
lie l'ingcrs a.ml 1"1, I Jall-0f-Fame1
l .. ance Alworth. '
Free J>arking j), plentiful at Tro-
phy'!> where food-ancl·bar \Crvll'e i"
t'Ontinuoll!I from 11 ~oo da.ily. Son-
day Brunch start' at I 0:00 a.m. 1':'<-
pcct overflow c·mwclll duri1lf~J~'<·i.J
111><>rtittK event. . No rc~rvalJom.
Cl"t!(Jit <-an.I~ accepted.
Newest Trophy's
located on
MacArthur Boulevard
Newport BcachTrophy's
is opened to the public.
By Joan Guptill
restaurant!\ in San Oicgo tJ1at inain-
tain a loyal followmg among tl1c
<:a.,ual dining <·rowel.
-We ha\'c a little fun \\itfl 111port),
ci1Lertainmcnt, but o ur fot·u, 111 01)
1>roviclin1< a quality t·a,ual di11111g
expcricnl"C; im:onliug to S<•ott
McCully, Tmphy'), Gt;n ·r.tl Ma.n-
agtt, who grew up in Orange
,County. "With modelil prking like.
oun1, good fcxxl and 3 central lt><·a·
Trophy's
Collection
A'~ust-See'
Tro phy's customers ad-
mit the emphasis is on
quality food and sen ire.
but there is a good reason
the owners nained th "
place Trophy's
ORANG~: COllNTY .\Valk
through the cloor anrl 11'<1 lik<' you
Bring The Kids
Trophy\ p., one of tfio,c
"famil~ frfcnclly" rc ... 1aur.u1h ·
where di11111g our wiLh the
kid~ j.., rt pfc;L,urahlc c n .:111.
t By Janet Sanford
NEWPOlrl BF.:\Cli -l'ht· un-
dcr-1 ~ 'l'I .1111om!r11c-.ilh ~l'I hal-
lorn1' .md 1 ra\011' 111 1-.t·Cp them
1>11 ,, '' h t·11 tlit'\ 'r l' 11111 wa1d1111g -
tht: tdl'\1,IOll lllOllllOI ,. T hl' t.lhk-
lOP' .1rt· <·m t•i t·cl 111 ''hilt hutchcr
JMJ>l'I. p1m11hug 1-.ul' "1th .111 l'lld·
k" '"l'll h p.ul (11 l11d1 tht 1111,llll'"
1·om11ltl1t1t\ .11,o ll'l'' to thl'lf ad-
' .111t;1i.:d. ·111l'\ h;11ccl1.1pcr1 h.mg-
111..: l.t< 1h11c' .111d 1\ 111 i.:l.11lh 1' .1rin
IMh) hull k'.
'rroph\ ' k.tlllfl'' •• II liil \ .u IC(\
ol 'f>1:11.d llll'llU 1tt'lll' th,11 ,1ro11ld
plc."t' tht· 1 uh11.1n 1k,11 t'' ol tht•
l111 k lllll'0
' Ill \Cl\11 h1111~dlCll{I. .'\
Gnlkd Chee~ !>auth\ Ith. ~p.ud1ct
ll \\ llh ( :.1rht Brc.ul l·111~n,.F1,h~
Chip,, I lot Doi.:\\ 1th l·n n .111d .11u-
11111r 'Ill' l'q>pcrwu 1'11~.t .ul' ;ill
a\ .11lahk. hut tmldk1' ha\l 111;11k
tht· "Cl11rlo..t·11 Dmo-.im,' lh<· duld\
lllCllU hl"\l-\t·lk1. Oltlt'I l.11h I\ tJI
.1pp1c1·1.11e hoth tht· me.ti' .mcl the
trophy rnllt·1.·11011 mi ch,pla). Bc~t
ol all.11 \ aru'\C1ll\l~01ml 1ru,.1hnJrm-
111mphl·1 c. '" 1-.ul' hcmi.: l.icl ' arc
k" hlo..~h lo 1 l1~turb \.our rn am-
Cllll' d,c·, dlltlll'I.
Ne' ct m1111I th.it l'\ en tlw1g 0 11
tht• C'luhl ' Menu '' )tocxl. 1trnl
prn·ed .u cmh l)I '~l.11\ tho'c hllk
t'lltr.t' th.ti get"" \Ole. a
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•
'11\e 1>la<'C k>Ok.s MfCal too, with it.•
trophy ... ·a.'le•lined "l lall of
Champion.ti" and a ma.•llive
hlack-tilc ~nd maple·
trimmid bar, which houlld
0 tion near lhc airptH1, I think Tro-
phy'!\ will a1>1>Clll Lo botl1 bwinc•I\
chc1ll' and loc.·al re'\idcnh alike·." ·
• ju11t ~rumbled into Joe Montana\
ckn. Plac1u ~. 'al\>'lITTl't 1t1WI 1lienty of 1972 World °""'4*W Trophy •
phit'' r:Ul(ltUt hom lootl>o\ll lo '"inl-
mnut<trnl l\.'nni,. A'I tllim & Co ~ia..
' •rho" "01111 th•)fo\11;hhn-c:l "lk\l
1'".J• ;utcl th\.' \\'.tl\.'rfol'll I") 1.1.J tro·
1*'v lrom thu P"·bhk: lk.-c h f>m:J\m
rom11kmc:nt tht.· 'i«t1c•l ml·nu•n-
1~1 liett• an ~' wht< h tuill
MJUlllKJUI the n:JIMlnl IL 11ac liiR
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a Nldlite ~l and
mWti1>le relmMn mc.U.
ton. 'fbc full menu~ aho
available in the Im and
pri<'o an: ~widi .
mMl entrt.'C• ~ fmm
S.~ to $!). All of-. rnak6
fcw a quality <-uuaktPU'-
eqieienn:, wtiidt ~
account• for lhe m•n1"
Wll9ltll '-"*..ncn Ind r.m-
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You may ewen iplll IOl'nl!
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. J(k4'mi~ 1rnm or "'°"' a.:hk.~
mcnt ;tre cli,1myt"Cl alm-..c lit im-
,,re,,i\'c ""''of fCla! 11 <"a.'14!' ~I the
"I tall of Champion,: ·1 he)\~ ,.,.
'upcr l\cMi n~,\Vorld Sc-ncs In~
1~ic , Ntll ,' n.-<·onl J)UC·k, ancl
PGA <..1Wn1>ioJ1,hip tm1~. JUM '
to name • few. ~h r., onlc
w.: che C \'c~A"'111tt: bmc.4 ..
4M!dhy HaHc'lff~ •Mn·
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•MOVBMBNr: 'Tbat'l Unda
~~)1.ft)lmunnJIC"10
event ever JpONOr9d by tbe
WCllWl'a ~ grvup ~
tol••PM~ .......... cMlf· women.~ the brunch,
•RELIGIOUS
BOO€ATIONteAMPS--.....
WBl!DND ADIWNnJn
CAMP: Costa MeM·boted Jewish
Community Center of ~e
C ounty offers "Weekend Adven·
ture pmip" for grades ' truougb a
in 0!'9anJ.Zeid trips rurinlng: July t•-
16; July 28-30; Aug. 11·13; a.nd
Aug. 25-27. Activities include hlk-lng, SW1.rnrning, sbabbat dinner
and Havdalah at the San Clemente
shop ol llOft. gentle 8lerdM tlodmy
et Newport BNch Cburda ol Jt.Ji.
gious Science, 901 Dov'9 St., NO.
145, N.wport ~ch. Cd~
3199. •
PARABLES POa PUS0NAJ.
<a.oWTH:" A workshop that stud-
ies codependency, dylfunctiona1
fipnilies and child abuse through a
combination of.~, penon-
•al refledlon and d1scuaion meets
at 6 p.m. Sundays through JUly 30
tn Harbor Christian Fellowship's
Education Bulldln~. 1•0 Joann St.,
Costa Mesa. The workshop is
based on the book by Melinda .
•Reinicke. Child ca.re ls prcwided1
donations only. Call 631-7730.
ffEAL'Il{ DAY: Instructor Janet
Brosan leads People with Arthritis
Can Exercise (P.A.C.E.) classes 10
to 11 a.m. Th8$da_ys at the Jewish
Senior Center of"Orange County,
250 E. Balter St .. Costa Mesa. The
class Includes health education ,
joint-protection tips, relaxation
techniques, pain-control tech-
niques and socializing. Call 513-
5641.
PARADIGM SHIFT: The New-
port Beach Baha'i Community
allows participants to hear and
experience •Paradigm Shift: A
New Way-A Ne w World" 7:30
p.m. Fridays at a p rivate residence
in Corona del Mar. Together, they
explore such questions as: Can
racism and prejuruce be eliminat-
ed? What is the New World Order?
Can con!licts be resolved without
force? Are women and men equal.
What's tl}e spiritual solution to our
economic problems? And more.
Music and food Included. Direc-
tions: 759~0999. .... -· _. _
"MASTER MIND": That's Ken
Gray's 10 a .m. to noon workshop
Saturday, July 8, at Newport Beach
Church of Religious Science, 901
Dove St., No. 145, Newport Beach.
= Potwarii M1nilt11el per-ditDDdiled fuhlons ·
,........,. .. eru. from Adam
and SW to~ •grunge" look.
1be group llMI fubiom and a
r.,. ol aa\illc to communicate the
Btbleili a ~MY way, M ore
than 40 women accepted Jesus
Chrlst and more than 100 rededi-
cated thelr lives.
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! · ·~igashi Flonganji t~mple
I • ..
: . . + CHlMCJt Higashi Honganji
-1 BudcNst Temple. . : + ADDN5S: 254 Victoria St. Cos--
I ta Mesa.
I +lBSIHONE: 722-1202.
I +~Shineud-
cllist
+YEAR ESIAIU5IED: At pre-•
sent location since 1992. ~
gWof'I has been meetjng in pri-
vate homes for 15 years.
+SINOR MNSl&t Rev.
Tsuyoshi Hirosuml.
+MSl'ORAI. STAFP. Ronnie
Young, Oharma Sodety (outreacn
program for English-speaking
people intet ested in the religion). + SBMCE 11MES: Sunday wor-
ship, 1 O a.m. Shot:suki service
(memoriaJ servic2 for loved ones .
'htlo ~ cfied in that partjcular
month in the 'pan) tleld the last
Sunday of every month. For
instance, if someone died in June,
1990, they would be remembered
during a June Shotsuki seNice.
+SIZE OF CONGREGATION:
MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y PILOT
The Rev. Tsuyoshi Hirosumi of the. Higashi Honganji temple.
1he phr~ HNamu Amida Butsu " +WEI.COME WAGON: The rev-
("I put mt faith in Amlda Bud-erehd will often take note of file'N-
_ _,,...._can 646-3199. ,,. •
Approximately 75 families.
+CX>NGIEGA110N MNCBP.
Mostly older aduhs. but a sizable
number of young adults also
dha") rni1f nOt be a\vare of its comers to the C°"9regation. and
meaning. He warned against tak-ask them questions about them-
ing for granted tenets of the Bud-selves. ~ •PEOPLE dhist faith without examining +DRESS: Casual. Older members
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Nine
members of Orange Coast Unitari-
an Universalist Church of Costa
Mesa attended the annual General
Assembly of the Unitarian Univer-
salist Association June 15-20 in
Spokane, Wa. Speakers included
TV producer/social activist Nor-
man Lear, and author/chiltlren's
advocate Geoffrey Canada. Dele-
gates from the Costa Mesa church
attend.
+oaDCARE: None. but chil-
dren are \Nelcome. ' + 1YPE OF WORSf9I: Traditional
service -Sutra chanting and
incense offerings. follovved by a
sermon. + 1YPE OF SBNON: Speaking
first in English. then in Japanese, the Rev. Hirosumi typically takes a
passage or concept mentioned in
the Ohanna and explains it as it
applies to one's life.
+RECINT SBIMONS: The rev-
erend spoke of how some mem-
bers of the congregation using
them. utf we do not enlighten of the congregation generally
ourselves in the present life, there dress more formally.
is no hope that we shall be freed +VISITORS NOTE: Visitors are
from suffering and SOf'rotN in the wekomed warmly by the rf?V-
oce;m of birth and death." erend, and the congregation is + OUTREAOf PROGRAMS: The ready to answer any questions.
tempk!'s Dharma SQciety, headed Coffee and snacks are available
by Ronnie Young. reaches out to after the service.
the non-Asian community in an + IN1BES11NG NOTE: The tem-
effort to educate them about pie has just become financially
Buddh~. The tempie also holds and legally independent of its
classes ~ offer demon.Wi!tioos mother temple in Los Angeles. It is
of different aspects of Japanese now recognized by the state as a
culture that grew out of Bud-~-for--profit entity.
dhism. such as flower arranging
and calligraphy.
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By David Sliva
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included: the Rev. Diana Heath,
church minister; Margo Ewers,
recent Claremont Theology School
graduate and UCLA Medical Cen-
ter chaplain; Tom and Nancy
Loughrey of Orange; Birdie and
Charlie Reed of Fullerton; Merrie
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Rev. Mary Murray Shelton
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Sunday
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Member of the Un1i.d Church ol Religious Science
2205 MAIN STREET . • SUITE 23, SEACUFF VIUAGE
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673·1340 or 673"6150
Church 10am • Spm,
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Wednesday Meetings 8pm
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Worship ac 8.00AM & I O.OOAM
Sunday School All ~es 9.00AM Rev. Edward C. Martin
-Costa M.sa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METH ODIST CHURCH
aker, C.M 1701 B
Worship & C hurch School
10:00 a .m. 8:30 and
Dr. Richard Geor~ e 979·8234
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United Methodist Church
21632 We"ley Or • .
• I . Laiuna Beach 99·3088 I SundaYi Morning Worsh~ -& Ctmst an EaucalTon 10 M
Ministers David Beades & Virginia Wheeler ·
Wesley CounselinPa Center
services Avai able
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FOR REAL LIFE
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SYNAGOGUE
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PRES&YIERJAN
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Sun""'I W"rship 9:JO a.m.
Chili C•re, Suntl•fl Sclrt1ol
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Newport ,,..cit 6f1" .. 7 34 1
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SC.te BMch. ~lion of
n&ture, cam~ hm and ntaldng
the-t>.t Jrifllh fdepdiJ; Beeb lrip
lee"#es the JCC at 3 p.m. on Friday
and retumt to the JCC at 2:30 P.:.m.
on Sunday. The COit .Is Sl.9 for JCC
members, S99 for potential medl'·
beri. All fees tndude food, lodging and~· Tb• camp ii limited
to 15 campen a trip. Call 751-0608.
SONfOWN FAMILY CELE·
8JtA110N: A promotional day for
Vacation Bible School }Vil! be held
at Commwuty Church Congrega-
tional. United Cbwcb of CbriJt.
611 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del
Mar, 11;30 a m. to 2 p.m. Friday,
July 16. Promotional Day will fea·
ture fun, gameat, food, .entertain·
ment and a petting zoo. Vacation
Bible School will be held July 24-
28, 1 to 4:15 p.m., with a music
program, craJts, stories and snacks.
Cost for Vacation Bible School is
$16 per child , $28 for two children.
Call Kathy Harvey, Sunday School
Superintendent, at 644-7400.
CAMP HAVEIUM: The Jewish
Coinm.unity Center of Orange
County offers a summer program,
Camp Haverim, which Includes:
Halutzun (Pioneers), which helps
kindergarteners through second
graders relate to each other
through play, song, field trips and
other special events. The program
offers three sessions, with on~ field
trip and one overnight per session1
Tzofim (Scouts), a group for third
and fcru.rtb graders which incorpo-
rates drama, music, sports, and
specialty clubs and offers an
over.night, special ffeld trips and a
day at the beach in each of three
sessions, and CIT (counselor in
trammg), wluch gwes ninth and
t 0th _graders a taste of the role of
counselor by focusing on leader·
· ship skills, problem solving and
hdilds-on experif>nce. Call Jeffrey
Rips at 755-0340, ext. 280.
•SERMONS • MCELEBRATE FREEDOM~:
That's the topic 10:30 a.m. Sunday
at Newport Beach ChurCh of Reli-
gious Science, 901 Dove St., No.
145. Call 646-3199.
MTALL TALES": That's the topic
of the sermon by the Rev. Don
Northcutt, guest speaker. at
Orange Coast Unitarian Universal-
1st Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa
Mesa, Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Alter
lhe service. there will be a 1010t
picnic with the Laguna Beach Uni-
tarian Ur\ivf!rsalist Church m the
park across from the Costa Mesa
Church Call 646-4652
• SPECIAL EVENTS
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS:
FIJ'St United Methodist Church of
Costa Mesa. 420 W 19th St . con·
ducts a lree blood presswe clinic
CHRISTIAN
! HABBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
-(Olaclples of Chrlal)
2401 lrvlne Avt . at Santa Isabel
· New11ort Btadl
-Sunday Worship -10:00AM
Dr. Dallas Gladson • 645·5781
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brltff-10 Ud 10:30 a.m. SWlday
and ........ "-tb°' MCb inontb. c.u ~ . . 11'· ...... QOUI: St
Mkbae1 and AD ~ Church ln
Corona d8I M¥ bmtl tt1 ftnt ever
golf WurPalDIDl w.dneiday. Play.
en tee off .wtmg at 12:30 p.m. at •
tb• m n.ro M4rtne MeJncsi41 aou course. Golten from Newport
Center MetbOdllt Church will Ill.so
~le, and entrants may
Invite other golfing friends to play.
Entry fees range frOm $40 for a full
pack.age to St O for dinner only.
Call Robin McDOWell or Karol Wil-son. 040-123'.
•SUPPORT GROUPS
A TIME roR ll!NEWAL: An ~ focinadive Odbotics to
piutldpate in oc listen to candid dia-
logue 00 topia "tbeU' chdce ~held
at ~15 p.m. SUnday=July a:!1 at OUr Lady Queen" p .
Center. 20'6 Mar Vista . New-
port Bead:\. C<X:oe oc can 8he6d to 548-
3844 (Made.Romano) or 644-9'218 (S15.
tar AQatba Fairman).
Ml!NrAL HEAllH: Parents, sib-
lings and spouses d the seriously
ment.ally ill meet at 6:30 p.m. Sundays
at St. Aildrew's Presbyterian Church,
600 St Andrews R04d. Newport Beach. can Adult Education C>ffn at
574-2236.
CAREEJl NEIWORk: Free, ongo-
~ys~ ~Thurs.
On.ll'Cb. 600 St Andrews Road. New.
port Beach. The meetings are usually
held in Stewart Lounge and open to
all. Call 574-2239.
•WEEKDAY SERVICF..5
SCIENCE OP~ Meditation
at 6 p.m. followed by '"Pfusperity/So.
ence <;. Mind~ at 7 p.m. are held Tues.
days at N~ Beach ChW'Ch of
Religious Sden(e, 901 Dove St, No
145, Newport Beach. •Physical Perfec.
tion/Sdence ot Mlnd" ~ also held 10
a.m. Wednesdays. Call 646-3199.
PltAYEll BllEAKPASn Pl.rst United
Methodist t::hwdl" Costa Mesa
hold.5 a Prayer .Breakfast at 6 a.m.
Wednesdays at Denny's restaurant at
Newport Boulevard and 17th Street 111
Costa Mesa. Call 548-77TI.
HOLY COMMUNION: St James
Episoopal Church. 3200 YM1 Udo,
Newport Beach. ctfers a noon seMCe
Wednesdays with Holy Cmununion
Bring a hmdl and dine with the
DUDdl staff after the service. Call 675-
0210. 4
BIBU: STUDY: tfis Disciples fel.
lowsbip in c;:ost.a Mesa Invites every·
one fOf a study d God's word. food,
tun and fellowship at 7:30 p.m. Fri-
days. AD ages we'iaxne. Directions
~2589 (James).
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. releases detailing~ upcxmlng l!Y81l\
sennon tQPics or a,,.,. other news inYolving
Costa Mesa and NeY.port ee.o.. dU'ches to
Religion Editor, Daily Piiot. 330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesi, 9'1J!i1.7.
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"THE TJME OF YOUR LIFE"
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A s the bus came up the hill
and around the comer, a
two toned Model A Road-
ster, p~ed bumblebee bl ~k
and yefiow, sat in the driveway
of the sp rawling California ranch
house that was to be our destina-
tton. The head.lights and. the gtiJJ
of the old car seemed to smile as
we disembarked from the Model
A's grandchild ... a brand new
luxury bus ... that had delivered
us from 1he parking lot at the
bottom of the ~teep, palm-lined
embankment. Four gents m red
vests and white trousers began to
sing the harmonies that might
have played on the rndio of the
Model A. That is if the car had
had a radio in its day.
Out of the estate-stepped one
of the glamorous hostesses of the
eveninQ.""Corn.lng through the
enormous front doors of leaded
and cut glass and weanng a full-
length gown of shimmering
white pangles and beads to com-
plement her ha¥ of platinum,
Nora· Jorgensen-Johnson wel-
comed the arriving <'rush. lt was
a Saturday night fling on the
Orange Coast for Oper'd Pacific.
The Swnmer Founders gala,
MLet The Good nm.es Roll ,"
would transport the crowd back .
to a simpler time. A time when
America discovered 1azz. A time
when the song miesters of Ttn
Pan Alley suddenly became
Broadway heroes A time when a
young man named Cole Porter
would capture the nation wtlh a
little song about birds, bees, and
fleas falling in love.
'Jay Gatsby wasn't on the mas-
sive black and white checkered
dance floor that covered the ten-
nis court of the estdte Gerry and
Walter Schroeder were there.
He's the affable hotel mogul,
always ready and willing to sup-
port the cultural .and civic causes
that make Orange County a spe-
cial place on earth. The Schroed-
erS served as honorary under-
•
writers of the affair along 'With
two other special people, Eliza-
beth and William Vmcent.
Enough can not be reported
about the Vincents' generosity. A
week before the Opera Pacific
event, the Vincent yacht, MNordic
Star," loaded that same Model A
Roadster on the forward deck
and departed with more than 100
guests for a three-hour Newport
Harbor dinner cruise to pu):>licize
lhe event for Opera Pacific.
As the·Sam Conti Orchestra
played ul've Got You Under My
Skin," Nora Johnson was in the
arms of her handsome husband ·
Dr. Jim Johnson, who also served
as half of the very successful
charity auctio.n duo. Barbara
Venezia was the other half. The
pair raised mega bucks for OP
with their sales technique. A
"how-to handle a charity aucboQ
video" is in the planing stages.
It's sure to rival the Jane Fonda
exercise tapes. It may even put
·sell-help guru Tony Robbins out
of business.
Co-chairs of the night, right
alongside Nora Johnson, were
Ellie Fafier and Mary Raymond.
The triad of dedicated WOIJlen
attracted more than 400 p~ple,
raising in excess of $60,000 to
keep the tenors hitting high
notes. OP Founders Maxine and
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Sunnle Houston and Karen
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'pare shopping notes at Opera
jlacWc Summer Founders
Gala. Chair Nora Jorgensen-
Johnson (top right) does her
best Mae West Susie Metndl
(right) visits with Walter and
Gerry Schroeder.
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By Tom litus.
S{Jf:cial to the Doily Piiot
T: he phrase •a diftic:Ult •
Stephen Sondheim musi~al •
may be somewhat redun-
dant, but •into the Woods• 1s
among the toughest ct the lot -ana also one of the most enjoyable
when a company really gets it
rlghl
Director Kysa Cohen and her
superlative troupe at the Hunting-
ton Beach Playhouse not only have
gotten it right. they are adding
new Juster to this sprightly sendup
of fairy tales by the master of all
composer-lyndsts. It's the play-
house's mast completely realized.
musical since "West Side Story• a
decade ago.
The multi-talented Cohen also
wears the hats of musical director
dnd choreographer -and voices
the giant under the nom de plume
of Brunhilde TortenpJaten. It's an
impressive achievement on all
co~ts dS her cast proves itself up
to the e.xhaustive deman~ of a
Sondheim show.
Among a battery of excellent
performances. two stand out as a
cut above the rest -and their sec-
ond-act romantic byst is a high
point of the show. Michelle Refesz
beautifully enacts the restless Wife
of Gregory Cohen's splendidly
stubborn baker, and David Kirk
Grant projects a supreme sense of
self-unportance in the duaJ role of
the wolf and Cinderella's prince.
Crystal Barron is an exquisite
Cinderella, nicely projecting ijer
comic dilemrtld in her solo "On the
.. ~dtbePAlace.·anct~
Sondheim's theme toHdly in "No
One is Alone .• Her selfilb '*4n
• ~splendidly done by $baron •
Sch-.vanz and Jm Harper, while
Wendy Knudsen is a treat as the
stepmother. •
Aileen-=Marie Scott brings a line
slnginq voice to the role d the
witch, but strangely seldom
achieves a true grasp d the char-
• ac.ter. Melissa Cook is a delight as
ber sheltered pseudo daughter
Rapunzel, who conducts a aeae-
tive romance with Rob TeJTazas as
her pursuing prince. Terta7.AS and
Grant ate particularly tinpressive
in their two •Agony• numbers.
Another delicious element of
the show is Andrea Procter as the
bratty beauty Uttle Red Riding
Hood, wbosetiming is first rate for
one of her tender years. Jason •
Wood excels as the doltish Jack.
with Kelly Fleagle in fine form as
his marginally wiser mother.
Russell Montooth's energetic
twin performances as the narrator
and a mysterious figure in the
woods are brought off quite
. smoothly, while Damien Lorton
has some nice moments as the
prince's officious steward. Art Koc-
sis completes the cast in the nearly
invisible role of Cinderella's father.
Onstage excellence is matched
by the intricately woodsy setting
by Terri Verhaegen (who also
designed the lighting) and John
Nokes. Bill Bingham's sound is
crisp and effective, and Tim Nel-
son's recorded musical score fills
·the bill effectively.
"Into the Woods" is a tall order,
well filled by the Huntington
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'Charley' is just plain fun . .
By Timothy lltus,
Special to the Ddily Piiot ~
song and dance styleri. ~h he
never decides on a dialect. 'Tune's
pedonna.nce is tndy worthy d the
"signature rote• he seeks.
I LS' vou enJOVed yowself, ten U she were not~ opposlte
your friends. 1f you didn't. tell Tommy 1\me; Darcie Roberts
yousaw·cats.'" was would have her name above the
Broadway legend Tommy Turie's · title. Roberts not only keeps up
advice at the dose of his new vehi-with her co-star, but swpasses him
de "Stage Door Charley." which is at points. She has the voice <:J a
at the Orange County Perfonning nightingale whiCh fills the gigantic
Arts Center for a short stay before it theater, and her dances are no less
heads /or the grayer pastures of perfect, Roberts is the only one on
Broadway. JudginQ' from the than-stage who is as interest.edin the
dering applause Tuesday night. script as she is the music, a superb
Wednesday was Jacking in feline distinction which makes her shine.
euphemisms. • Cllarley's fellow buskers g}eeful-
·Stage Door Charley• combines !'f give a "that cute old couple from
Cabaret'~ element to the show. the multi-talented Tune with
renowned songwriters Richard and
Robert Sherman' of "It's a Sinall
World• fame and electric choreog-
. raphy and skilled c:hrection of Jeff
Calbmm to produce dJl evening of
sheer enjoyment The script tends
to be Jett behind at times, but
"Charley" lacks in plot it makes up
for in heart. It's good to know there
is still a place in theater for an old-
fashioned song and dance number.
lbe show revolves around a
group of "buskers," or London
street performers. Tune, as Charley
Baxter, a busker from a long line of
buskers. performs with fluid prec:i-
'>ion in a diverse assignment of
1 1:rr.Jr nnn r 1cJ11 ~ooa ~ so1r11s ;
· Robert Nichols delights in bis role
as Arthur, a befuddled old busker
who recites spliced Shakespeare
for handouts. DeSpite a demeaning
entrance, Marcia Lewis is wonder-
fu.l as Gladys, Arthur's intended.
Lewis and Nichols play off each
other well, creating the evening's
most enjoyable dialogues.
The buskers perform outside a
theater inhabited by real actors in
all their rich and pompous glory,
but per!onnances. u on the inside"
aren't quite as good as they ar,!:l
outside. Lee Mark Neeson and
Drew Eliot are over-stuffy and ·
undeveloped in their throw-away
roles as Prentiss James and Max
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ct the ahow inside.· ,
Of the •inside• players. only
B1ent &mett delivers through the •
cartoon d bis character. As Victor
Dudlesi. the typical egocentric ..4
leading man. Barrett gives some
flesh a.hd blood to an~
one-dimensional role. lt's Wlfortu-
nate that Barrett isn't given more
chance to sing; bis is the best male
voice in the show.
The setting of the show 1s all
over London. and set designer ~
Thny Walton bas created a tapestry
which serves all intended functions
from Charley's home under a
bridge to London's West End to
Beardsley's decorous estate.
•sta~e Poor Charley" is a work
which is still being developed. and
there are some elements which
need serious consideration at the
ne'Xt production meeting. But the
musical is nothing l~ than an
evening of entertainment and fun.
Tun.e is a master,.one of those peo-
ple everyone should see at least
once. The supporting cast is every
bit as pleasing. Audiences love
nothing more than to see a great
cast having a great time; exactly ·
wh~t is enjoyed in "Stage'Door
Charley." To USe Tune's own tenns,
you'll like it bette1 than "Cats."
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through July 8.
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SATURDAY. JULY 1, 1995
~etors ·shoet ·for .the top in Sondheim's '1.\Ssassins'
T:bP.Je are a lot <1 good re.asom
tO go see Stephen Sondheim's
\Ulusual and fc1sanating musi·
cal "Assassins," which h about suc-
cessful ar\d wou1d•be presidential
~and doses this weekend at
Orange~ College in Costa
Mesa. 1\vo <1 those reasons are Eric
Anderson and Oaig Fleming.
Anderson plays John Wilk.es'
Booth. the young actor who killed
Ab~Fleming pmUal'S-
Chalies Guiteau. the lesser-known
yet still importani assassin ot Presi-
dent J@m.es Garfield. They are
rnprtsing the roles that they played
in the spring production d • Assas-
sins. .. In fad, m06t d the original
cast is back foMbis encore prodUC'·
tion. whidl is even better the second
time around.
"The first run was kind of a trial
run for us to aeate4te assassins,"
, explained Anderson as he and
Fleming sat at an outdoor table at
Gypsy Den coffeehouse in Costa
-Mesa •Coming into the new
~we already had the~
of Yihat the cba.rader was."
"We rould build on that.• added
Aeming. "This is my first opportuni-
ty to remollllt a play and redo a
character. I've been really enjoying that" .
Both actors n«ed that this second
production gave them a dlance te
add extra depth and explore their
characters more thoroughly. Ander-
son and Berning diligently
researched their characters, but it's
the charic;rnatic personalities of the
two actors that make their bistorical
figures come to life. In fact, while we
don't know exactly what Bodh was
like, Anderson's portrayal is an eerie
representation d what our expecta-
tions ct Booth could be. And sine»
Booth was an actor in real life.
Anderson found that gave his char-
. christopher
trela ~~
acterizatioh an added dimension.
Fleming's cbaracteriz4tion is also
a realistic one. In researching the
role, Fleming learned that Guiteau
at one point in his life walked the .
streets of Washington, D.C. stalking
Garfield. Guiteau never changed his
clothes and wore out his socks and
never replaced theffi:.. which is why
Aeming does not wear socks during
the show.
"So many people come up to me
· and say 'that was really great. but
did you forget your socks?' lt was
something I stumbled upon during
the research.·
There are many fascinating the-
atrical moments in ·Assassins,•
including several where the charac-
ters stop and aim guns at audience
members.
"We sure have a lot of people
ducking and flinching,• laughed
Anderson. ·0ne d the best things
about this show is the ability to
break that fourth wall. There's one
point where each Ot us picks some.
body out in the audience and stare
them down until they look away.
You catch them "1 ~ •
"Xou're c:baDeng1ng their
assumptions C1 securlly, ci being an
impartial observer,. 8~ Flemblg.
Anderson suggested that one
reason this produdion Is so~·
tut is tt.e excellent wqrk by the
e:ritire ensemble, so that the charac-
ters function as one cohesive writ.
·Tue assassins in thl<i play
becane one entity, and it's really strange.· .statedAndersoo.. •rve ~
never experienced a moqient on ..
stage that w~ quite like that, where
all ci a sudden you feel~ every-
body else around you are }'OUJ"artnS andlegs." .
Anderson and Fleming have both ·
experienced inany moments on
stl,lge. Although they are in a coftege
uction, and had to enroll in a
Uieater dass to be able fo do the
show, Anderson. 22, and Fleming, ·
38, have many theater credits
between them. Aeming is the inter-
im Young Conservatory director for
South Coast Repertory, and he acts
in local productions wh~ he's not
busy direding youth theater at SCR
or helming plays at other venues
such as Golden West College., where
his "Bullshot Crummond" is cui"rent-
ly playing. Anderson has perlormed
in several local shows, and, in fact,
he and Aeming are appearing
together in "Ricbard m· at Shake-
speare Orange CoWlty this summer.
But why do a show at OCC,
when you don't get paid for it? .
"It's 'Assassins,"' replied Ander-
son. "I've got to d,p it, pay or no pay.
It's a great opportunity."
And the last opportunity to see
"Assassins" is tonight at 8 and Sun·
day at 3 p.m. in OCC's Drama Lab
Theatre. Tickets are $10.
The jazz singer
If you're a jaz:z fan, you may
Eric Anderson sets sights on
audience In OCC'~ "~Ins."
know the name Stephanie Haynes.
JU nearly 25 years, Haynes has
been plying ber vocal talent in
nwnerous local jazz dubs, such dS
Studio Cafe in Balboa and Cafe lido
in Udo Isle.-But Cafe lido dosed a Coupled. years ago, Studio Cafe has
cut back on traditional jazz and oth·
·er venues have changed format,
leaving Haynes with few places to
play.
Scott Hoh is a jazz fan, and a
crooner in his own right The long·
time store manager for Newport Sta-
tioners on Biren Street has also
noticed the Jack d places to hear live
jazz, so be decided to do something
about it He turned his home into a
jazz club for an evening, inviting a
couple of d<nen mends over to listen
to an evening of Stephanie Haynes
and friends. live. In his living"rOOrrl
"People in lA do this on a regu-
lar basis, .. says Haynes, who
brought bassist Bob Maize and
~~~with her to the
Holt homestead. "The objedJve is to·
bring peJfomwlces mto the bane.
The idea appeals to ~a lot. I can .
sing without the str~ d nlghtdub
noises. It's more intimate, and it's a
great chance to self CDs.• Haynes~ several CDs qn her
own label. Why Not Recxrds. In fact.
they're available at Virgin Reoonh at
'Iliangle Square m Costa Mesa. But
selling CDs is not the only goal
Playing in a borne, even before a
small audience, gives her more
exposure and. hopefully, positive
woro d mouth that may lead cXheB
in attendailce to h051 a jazz party d
their own.
·1 asked the audience to think
at>Out doing it in thetr homes,• states
Holt ~There's even talk about doing
an ongoing series or shows and ask-
ing for donations My mend Jon
Gamer may do the next edition at
his home in Costa Mesa, and Eliza·
beth Balderston m Corona del Mar
may have one.
"The idea dates back to the days
of Mozart. This is kind of small and
Wlderground. It's for people who
really want to hectr the mUSlc and
enjoy the ex:penence. •
"If people reabze what d delight-
ful thing it is, more people would do
it," says Haynes of the home con-
certs. "Invite friends over for an
inform.al evening. It's nice and
immediate and personal. That's
what music started out to be.·
To have Haynes play a jazz show
in your living room. call he~ at 496-
0537.
Hello, T'Dmmy
Some random n~ on "Stage
Door Ch.cp"ley," which runs thrpuqh
July 8 at the Orange C9unty ~
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fomung Arts C.emer in c.oMa Mela:
·You never know ~to~
wrth a new mUCiKal. espedADy one
that tw been as hyped as ti* new
T<ramy .Tune shaw. Yru pay your
money, anss your fingers and bope •
for the best. And while smoe audi·
ence members on qxming night . ii-
cOUJd be overheard at iJltennisision •
saying that it could use some tr:im-
ming, the packed hou9e gave the
play a standing ovatiM at Jts OODdu·
slon. Of course, the applause was as
much for Tune as it was Jor the play.
ln bis mid-50s, Tune has lost none of '
his charm or his dancing a6ility,
wtuch was on almc& constant dis-
play throughout the nearly three--
hour play. .
• After the show, the cast and
assorted QUe!?lS assembled at Planet
MoDywood for cUl opening-night
party, where a pleased-looking
Ridlard Shermdn (one of .the play's U
songwriters) wandered a.bout. In to
person, Tune IS tdlL Very tan. How
he makes those ddlla> moves look
so.effortless is amclZUlg 1Une was ':>
delighted to receive dn official Planet : >
Hollywood bomber Jacket, which he
proudly wore after removing his
sport coal
• Seems that The Center is the
1 last venue where the musical will be
called •S"tage Door Chdrley. Appar-
ently, the new name will be
~Buskers.· a term for London street
performers, one of which Tune plays
m the show. Hmmm ... The ong1nal
name of the play was "BllSker
Alley· before 1t became "Charley."
Wonder what rt will be called next
month? Good Uung the name is
being changed. though I've. been
misspelling it "Charlie" m every-
thing I've wntten about 1L Oh well.
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A tale of a dog and how
she joined OUT fami/.y
K it is the first dog I've ever
owned. She came to~us as
a stray lasl November,
dbout the time we were finishing
our second remodel. Clearly, I
wd.S in a weakened state.
Jodi, a friend and fellow
!:>chool mom, had approached me
m the parking lot with the tale of·
dn abandoned spaniel. She
shamed me for never having
owned a dog and earnestly
begged me, for my boys' sakes,
to consider adopting her foster
pet.
"Not really ready for a dog
yet, Jodi,~ I slowly affirmed
without making eye contact.
That afternoon I found an• • -<
excuse to call on this patroness
of lost arumals. My motives were
clearly transparent.
"Go on outside,· said Jodi,
"and tell me you're not in love
with th.is dog!•
Jodi's family is possessed by
an enonnous German shepherd.
named Shelby, which they had
kept indoors since bringing
ho.me Kit, the stray. MDon't they
get along?" I asked, watching
Shelby lope around the living
room.
"Oh, Lord," Jodi laughed,
"Wby. Shelby would eat'her
alive If I let him outside.•
I was struck at once by. the
vulnerability of that precious
springer spaniel on the other
side or the sliding glass door and
by the devotion of a woman who
would tum her household upside
down in order to accommodate
one stray dog.
Jodi !)anded me a collar, a
leash and a can of Kennel
Ration. MYou are going to be
soooo happy I" she rejoiced.
So is Shelby, I thought as I
~d Kil into the back seat of
my car and shot out of dog-eat-
mg German shepherd territory.
Jodi was right! Kit d~livered
instant happiness and within
weeks we had become c~rtified
dog people. We talked about her
constantly, tQ(>k her everywhere
and bought lots of silly dog
accessories.
K it made her big debut at
ChnstmaS when all my
slslers and their families·
were in town for a holiday din·
ner at our home. Here's where I
sh ould mention that not only did
we not have cf aog growing up,
we didn't like dogs in our family.
They made us nervous and
uncomfortable.
The occasion of introducing
Kit to my family reminded me of
~e first time my oldest sister
brought a boyfriend to Christmas
dinner. None of us liked the
~ea, but we knocked ourselves
out to impress him.
' They all competed for Kit's
fltention and tittered when she
rolled on her back for a tummy
$cratch. She received countless
~ and compliments and my
mother even gave Jim and me
matching S\Yeatshirts with her
likeness on the front.
Only my stepfather Bill, bow-
~ver, seemed entlrely at ease
~th Kit, even though he kept
mispronouncing her name as
11Kip " We watched her curl up
feet while be rubbed her
d \he ears and kept her
talm in a sea of holiday chaos.
II Well, my sister Katie and her
amily marched right tsaczk to
Houston alter that and bought
~hemselves a dog, and my moth-
er continues to wistfully ponder
. whether BID ls entitled to have a
og arowid tbeit house.
Jtm and th boys and I are a µrue more SettJed with the whole
~ routine now and Kit ls just
imiother Normandin -a b6t over-
hl. at times over zealous, ·
ut ahvays glad to He 'ya. What
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ROW C::OULD ,you FIRE THOS E~ WORKERS ? ,
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T. here is a b\lge attraction to this
area from outside the community.
Most of these visitors have little
concern for cleanliness, just a concern
for a good time.
How is the city of Newport Beach
going to get this area cleaned up? It gets
pretty dirty. These two employees are a
very insignificant portion of their budget
-one that easily couid be achieved by
cutting the salaries of others who are
a ble-bodied and drawing benefits.
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TOMSMJ111
Balboa Penihsula
Now those people will have to go on
SSI and dignity is shot to hell. I just can-
not understand why $2,000 a year bas
become a big issue. I certdinly hope the
city reconsiders this.
. MARCIA MERRJI I
Newport Beac.b
I employ seven disabled adults from
the Vantage Foundation. They are more
conscientious and dedicated workers
and more responsiple than many able·
bodied youth I've dealt with and they
want to work. I vote we keep these people because
we need them, they're economical and •
the}"apparenUy have a good work
record. I suggest we look at some peo-
ple who are being overpaid.
I think that any employer, government ·
or otherwise, should use their services. -
DIANE JONES
Costa Mesa
CAREY WARD
NeWp<>rt Beach
It is appalling that Newport Beach
would get rid of two disabled people
who need and want their jobs. The
wages are so little that it doesn't make a
dent in what the county's officials have ·
done. · .
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Leonard R~rg picks up debris from underneath a pier bench. He and his
Vantag~ Foundation co-worker, Sammy Tayes, have been let go by the dty.
No matter how p<>Or we are or how
much money we need, we ought to
keep those workers on. Two-thousand
dollars per year is ridiculous, it's not
even the cost of printing or toilet paper
for the.city. .
· They also spend more than $2,000 a
mon~ on paper clips and rubber bands.
That small amount of money can be
found anywhere.
our own city.
BOB KERRICK
Newport Beach
And it became a law just in time for
sum.mer. Perfect weather fQr a civil
rights violation lawsuit.
lf they are disabled and they need
and want the work -we ought to keep
them on.
WILLIAM SHAVER
Newport Beach MARYBAVR)'
Newport Beach
SUSANSMITII
Costa Mesa
I think it is a disgrace, it is appalling,
it's a dishonor not only to the citizens of
Newport Beach, but for all Orange
County to put the people who find it the
hardest to find jobs out on the street for
$2,000 a year.
Newport Beach shoUld not terminate
the two disabled employees. Their com·
bined wages are less than $2,000. I
thllik this city should continue to fund
the positions. This is not very much
money in 1995.
MIRIAM KURTZ
Newport Beach
If the city cannot afford $2,000 a year,
maybe it should go out and write some
more parking tickets. Something which
they could do in two or three hours in a
weekend to cover the $2,000~
Let them start a fund far the disabled
people. Let them kick in first and I will be
more than glad to kick in. Please do .
something for a change.
. DENNIS COONEY
Newport Beach
I think that is a rea1 stink. Too bad
Sid Soffer isn't around. I think thal.he
would let them have it full on and tell
them the way it really is.
I think it is outrageous to get rid of
those two disabled workers. I am sure
the city can aff orii that when I see what
goes on with the city paying for LaDon-
na Kienitz to go to law school. She
makes a very adequate salary. She
should pay her own way. That-would
more than pay this small salary of the
two disabled work.ers. I urge you to
r~tain those two poor souls.
· If they cannot afford $2,000 they
should not cut at the bottom, but start
cutting at the top.
l think that Newport Beach should be
asnamed that it terminated two Vantage
employees, but continues to pay vehicle
allowances to people who probably make
more· than $70,000 per year.
,ANNEMJJIER
Costa Mesa
I really think it is a crummy deal that·
these disabled workers are losing their
jobs for a lousy $2,000 per year for both
of them. Somebody is really being
cheap here.
ADELLE MANELL
Newport Beach
DAN AMMANN
Costa Mesa
I am against terminating the two dis-
abled employees. I feel that the city can
find many, many other ways to cut
$2,000 out of its budget.
ELEANOR HOWGOOD
Newport Beach
I think they should cut·all vehicle
allowances and stop supplying vehicles
and ctit managers salary by 2% and hire
more Vantage employees. ?
AGNES DUBBERLY
Costa Mesa
Just find the money. Do the right thing.
BARBARA GOODWIN
Newport Beach
I think it is pretty degrading for those
poor people who are disabled. I think
they could find some place else to make,
up the $2,000 per year that they are
paying these disabled people.
I ~ the ci!Y should ~tinue to
fund those jobs, it gives those people
dignity. I think it is very interesting how
when -we cut bacl~. the first things to go
are services for children and the dis-
abled. I think that is bad news and not
worthy of the city dir~ctors.
1 find it absolutely disgusting that these
officials are cutting thi-s for people who tru·
ly need a job. The places that they should
begpl cu.tting_are.tbeiiown sa:laries:-~
USA MAHONEY
Newport Beach
I am dismayed that Newport Beach
might terminate two employees with
combined wages of $2,000 a year.
Something is wrong.
That is all anybody wants iS to do the
right thing. You can find $2,000. Just do
the-right-thing.
SALLY BAUMGARDNER Newport~ Beach
I think it is disgraceful that Newport
Beach even considers doing' away with
the two disabled Vantage workers.
I think this is going to take away
their self esteem. Maybe the city CO\L"lcil
shouldn't take raise tlus year or take a
cut on their raisct.
PATIANE
Corona del Mar JEAN HUNTER
Newport Beach
I think $2,000 is very minimal. I can't
believe that this is a discussion and is in
the paper because it is degrading for
Oh, I see, these people are.clearly in
violation of the tanned, young, physical·
ly perfect Newporters paradise world.
I think Kevin Murphy is doing a great
job. As he is driving back to his home
with bis big fat paycheck I hope he can
Take a look at all the non-safety peo-
ple who do not have cars. Most of them
could do without those cars immediately.
There is no reason why a public works director or a civil engineer bas to have a car.
LYNN MERLES
Costa Mesa
thank yous
Henry's. in-1a~s grateful
for community's support -.
0 ur family wants to pass on to you our '
sincere thanks and gratitude to the
various agencies and 01ost of all to the
wonderful people of Newport Beach for all
the support you've extended to our family
during the tragedy surrounding Qie shooting
and killing of our son-in-law, Newport Beach
Police Officer Bob Henry.
When an event like this happens it is easy to
become focused on all the bad things that go
onJn our society today-however, the outpour-
ing of love and SllJ>port from your community •
was so overwhelming that we found tt easy to
focus on the goodness of people, which is so
much greater than the bad.
Our family has~ deep belief that God
loves u.. and wants only the ~ for us. When
something like .this happens it is very difficult
to see the good, but the community of New-
port Beach made it impossible not to see
good all around us.
You l;hould be very proud of your Police.
Department. They took the Henrys and us •.
under~ wing within minutes of Bob's
shooting and did everything possible to help
and prot~ \II, •
Bob was ytatcbed by one or more of the
police officers 2" hours a day, ven da}'3 a
week frOm the time be was shot until the day
he died more than. over a month later.
CbJef Bob McDonell was just fantastic to
all of us. 'Tbe various agendes of the dfy gov··
emment tbet wwe called upon to 1Upport us
wttb medical tnlUrance dGns and the bke w-. woriderful. We Often beer and frequent-
ly baft to._ wlla aa•• • of government == ~ fDlb et Newport 8Mc.b City • ' .., .... bell of whit fj01'&ll
W~ can only say thank you,
thank you, thank you. You are
a beauutul community. It is
easy for us to see why Bob
enjoyed working for you so
m uch.
ment employees can be. . .
We could write pages about the goodness
of the staff at Hoag Hospital, but we would
fear that someone would be left ott.
Those folks not only provided Bob with the
best medical care a person a>uld ever hope for
but they also went out of their way to make all
of. us as comfortable as was possible under this
situation. ·
The b~ess commwlity in Newport Beach
was just fantastic. One of ow most precious
posse$sions is a photo aJbUm that 101Deone put
together containing pctures of an the bW·
boards commemorating Bob'I death.
The cards and letten and donations gtven by
the many peopMt d N9wport 8Mcb are over-
whelming to us. The iDOll ipedlal ~that
b4ppeMd In aD of the tmgedy WU tbe demon-
stration of goodnels bf yaw communtty. •
WJ can CJ!D)y !8f tbllilk you, tbW you,
tb4nk you. ¥ou are • bMUtiful community. It
ls easy for us to see~ Bob enjoyed work-
ing tor you i80 much. '
With great gratitudl,
' 11 a AND MAD' CODY
Pa~ lliilaf"s father Md matbm
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.·J'9gether -~dfors and
Gilboe inake sweet music
D wing our year of bankrupt·
cy, I was amazed to read
how m'any coaches were
needed to run a football team (13).
CQntrast this with the value we
taxpayers receive from the Costa
Mesa High School Music Depart-
ment, which is run from September
through June by two teachers who
also teach a full course load.
John Lindfors is amazing. He .
teaches and directs t1ve chQirs, from
seventh through 12th grades.
At the District Choir Concert,
Mesa's five choirs outnumbered all
the other schools' Choits in the dis·"'
trict combined.
He even has junior high bOyi •
singing. many of whom aren't nuent
in English.
The choirs .go to festivals and
competitions, perform for school·
mates and parent.I, and are ~en
asked to perform at~ fUhctlons
tn tbe commuilitJ .
In addition, tie h~ with the
tdlool m\illcal eec:h spring. AU of hla
students love "Mr. L." .
Sandy Gilboe teechel ell Of the
musical insttument clanes for
grades seven through t 2, plUI
directs six band groups et ~-
These indudi}ID .... iurch· inf beftds and ,..,,. llne.
In 1he pUt. --....... -.: mentAry ICbool thldenta to pllf
...... inllnnefttl too.
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HOW TO RAISE TUN-AGEltS
College Hospital, 275 Victoria st., Costa Mesa, offers a free edu-
cational workshop for parents of
teens at 10 a.m . each Saturday.
Eoch week's workshop starts and
finishes a new topic so parents
can join the group at any point in
the cycle. Por more information,
contact Dr. Lani Martins ll 704-
8\66.
FAMILIES ON COURSE
A 7-step intervention and
mediation program for families is
scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m. every
Saturday at the Costa Mesa Com-
munity Center, 1845 Park Ave.
The program will focus on ways of
communicoting with any out-of·
control family dispute, anJJer and
general family disnannony. Cost
is SS for adults, $3 for kids 13-18.
Parents do not have to be present.
Call 556-8000 for information.
INCEST SURV1VORS SUPPORT
.Survivors of Incest Anony-
mous, for female victims of sexual
abuse and rape and their friends
and family, meets every Saturday
from 10 a.m. to noon at 760 Victo-
ria St., Costa Mesa. There is no.
fee. For more information, call
Karen at 531-2629 or lris at 859-
3918.
NEED TO RELAX7
Every Sunday from 5 p.m. to 7
p.m . Zen Home Stitchery, a local
manufacturer of mediation sup-
plies, holds a free evening dedi-
cated to w encourage an(i support
the practice of meditation." The
group meets at 1835 Newport
Blvd., Buil~g A, in the C?sta
Mesa c::;owtyard. For infontiation,
• call 631-5389.
TEEN FOCUS
The Teen Focus outpatient
chemical dependency treatment
program hosts a free 12-Step
Meeting every Sunday a t noon,
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Last Friday we were given our layOft notice bun tbe
Newport Beach.•We:Wantad to tell you all gooii:lt;ye and kft!M;k''
you for all the support that you have given us dwj.pg tbe aum.y
years that we have worked here cieariing up the bo&rdwalk and
pier.
~cm Jldl apptoVid by adoPt·
lag tbe'dly budget. In yet an6th·
81 year of cutbacks, the dty could
not Justify llinng oa able-bodied
wor~while keeping the Van·
tage emplOyees.
"I have to use my money the
best'way J can," Niederhaus said.
Tayes «nd Rosenberg have
already said their goodbyes.
After being informed of the lay-
off, they passed· a short note of
thanks t<> some of the merchants
.inMcFadden Square.
We've enjoyed working down here and being with all GI you.
We take great pride in ~ a )>art.of keeping Newport Beoch a
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bther possible incentives, such as
land use entitlements and tax
rebates, are more complicated
and woµld require public bear-
ings. . .
ln its letter to Rockwell, the
council stated that the city could
not make firm commitments on
the entitlements or the tax
rebates, but agreed to work with
the company to entice Rockwell
to stay. The Orange County Busi:
ness Council, Southern Califoniia
Edison and the state of California
will also put together an incentive
package, with the business coun-
cil taking the lead in the negotia-
bon process.
However, Cuddeback did said • NOTEBOOK
that the city offers "a standard
package of incentives" to new or CONTINUED FROM A 1
expanding companies ... eyeing ' '
s;?olorado Springs, the second muscle spcisms. He's in a wheel·
largest city in Colorado an'd home chair too.
to several high-tech companies. Sammy and Lenny work for the
"We have an Entetprise Zone city of Newport Beach, picking up
that provides tax credits aga.i.D.st trash around the Newport Pier.
corporate income tax 'and some And, believe me, there's always
incentives we can ofter through plenty of trash around the New-
the Utilities Department," Cud-port Pier, plenty of work to be
deback said. "We're not about to done. · 1
give away millions of dollars in Put end to end, Sar.;i:.1y and
property t4X. The incentives real· Lenny earn fil. whopping $2,400 a
ly depend on the specific compa-year. A bit of money, sure, but not
ny." enough to get overly worked ·up
Ken Moore, who cha.irS the over.
Orange· Countf Business Coun-Still, it was money -that
cil's development consortium, $2,400, in fact -.that earned Sam-
said that discussions with Rock-my and Lenny something they
well are continuing and the coun-hadn't · ed for.
cil expects to be able to entice Layo notices.
Rockwell to stay here. The disahlP~rnrkers were
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body bad kind woicil I« gregan~
OUI 'TayP.S and tbe quieter ROMD·
berg.
·Nobody else seems to take an
interett m the trash building up
here in the alley,• said Laura
Kirstein, owner of the Killer
Wave. "And Sammy has atways
been super sweet.•. · ·
Kirstein has occasionally cut
Tayes' hair at a discounted rate.
Newport Beach lifeguards gave
the workers an official Marine
Department cap. Fishermen from
tough, you know, and well, you
understand. Bye bye no.w. And
bave a good summer.
Actually, this is the fourth
straight summer the city has tried
to dump a group of di.sabled work-
ers who have been employed
through the Vantage Foundation,
a non-profit group from CoSta
Mesa that finds work for develop-
mentally ~bled adults.
Tbe first time the city tried to
lay off the workers -there were
five· of them back then -the
uproar in the commwlity was so
mighty that the city relented" and
hired them back, though their
hours were trimmed substantially.
The next time the city dumped
the workers -only three on the
payroll by then -a local business-
man named Ted Geissler and
Councilman Clarence Turner
stepped up and offered to cover
the salaries. '
Last year the same thing hap-
pened.
This year, though, the ax is
Rockwell officials would not
comment on any discussions. In
Colorado Springs, oty Economic
Development Director Gary Cud-
deback would not confirm that
the city has spoken with Rock·
"Processes such as these gen-given notice ast Friday that their
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DoiyJll.t~tly~MI· wouldnatbe-r. .
Jo or. pop open' a 'beittle °' water ,.,._,.. _.,. --• tbat
for tbe Workers on bot days. , tbey lian mental cb•Uenps. ·~tidl love sammy,• -:a1111""'t""'•Wlddl...,..~-"1m't' U-.-~
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ple tn Wheeldlair have bralnl. • pec)Pie~tve evw boim. •
Addt!d her husband Matt, COUiter Mid Vua..p .ii out
"These worken need to feel k>oking for .. new work Jor tbe
needed. You'd think the dty of employees. Untltthen, 'fliyes;ftb
Newport Beach wOuld have a have to confront • very, basic wor-bigger heart.•
Vantage Foundation ad.minis· ry: • ' •
trato{S say .the workers do not "(My~ ~ave me) a litfle
want their jobs b4q. To put lheDl money to play WUh," she Hid;
in a situation where they are not "Now I don't have any money. !t
wanted would be unproductive But wben she retu.ml to the
and undignified, said Vantage beach, Tayes p.lails to b&v_, the
Area Manager Aletha Anderson. last laugh.
At lhe same time, Coulter not-"I'm going to go see boW dµty' •
ed that finding them new work (the boardwalk) is," she said.
good and sharp and there seems
no hope of saving the jobs.
"We've tried to be sensitive to
Va.qtage, but they need to ~der
stand our situation as well. I don't
really have any alternatives,• says
Dave Niederhaus, the dty's gen-
eral services director.
No alternatives? The-program
was funded 1hrough private dona-
tions, for gOOdness sake.
To be fair about things, Nieder-
haus ·launched the program of
employing diSabled workers
through Vantage back in 1987. A
noble act, I'd say. The impression,
though, is that }\e has spent the
intervening years doing bis best to
snuff the program.
It's also worth noting that times
are tough indeed and money is
tight. Niederhaus may have to lay
off as many as 19 people in bis
department this year. Not a fun
task at all.
•we're telling abl~·bodied
workers they have to be laid off as
well."
So this year. even if someone
does step forward to fund the pro-
gram, Niederhaus liays he will ask
~em to deal directly with Van-
tage. He's not going to get the city
involved.
And that's the way it is. Times
are tough, money is tight and
kindness is in low supply. Or so lt
seems.
The natural instinct ls to get
mad, even outraged.
How can the city dump a pair
of disabled people over a paltry
$2,400? The city probably spends
that much a year on paper clips
and White Out ·
How can the city, even as the
wicked winds of the county's
bankruptcy howl about us, be so
petty? .
Is there some sort of rule out
there that when times are tough
we should stop doing nice things?
But if those were the thoughts
and questions that loomed in my
mind, Sammy and Lenny too~ a
higher road. Instead of nursing
anger, they wrote a thank ·you
note and passed it out to pier-area
merchants.
It read, in part:
·w e've enjoyed working down
here and being with all of you ...
We will miss you. Thanks again
for your support."
· In the end, when this whole
thing gets put to bed, it is nice to
kriow that someone kept their
class and dignity and didn't forget
that there's nothing wrong with
showing a little heart. 1\vo some-
ones, actually.
And their names are Sammy
and Lenny. · .. ·
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Three
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• Gorski, Holland, Ullman
bring home trophies
during ~ace Week event
in Long Beach.
A record 152 boats in
nine classes competed
at the 11th annual
Trimble/North Sails
Race Week held recently in
Long Beach, and of those nine
classes, three were won by
Newport residents.
Judy Gorski an d crew on
Water Moccasin won the Schock
35 class, Chuck Holland and
crew aboard Amorous won the
Class H series, and Dave Ullman
and crew·\VOn the 1995 AirTouch
.Melges 24 Western Open that
-was held concurrently with the
RaceWeek. ·
• In an event that can be
·categorized as a particularly
bright spot ln California sailing,
.more than 1,500 people came to
participate, sailing at least one
·day of the series. The Race
Week began with the incredibly
1un Casino Night, a welcomi.Og
..-tteception for boet owrters with
:cockt.alls, hors d'oeuvres and
.free gaming.
: There is not a better way to
: · learn h<n>rto play craps tfum (o
. play with the free clUps on
~o Night At 10 p.m., the
games stopped and players
received raffle tickets for the
·chips th~y had accumulated.
Prtzes such as Corona beach
umbrellas, Universal Studios
packages and Miss Saigon
tickets were up for grabs.
Friday began with a racing
clinic for all, interested with the
top sailors o( North Sails,
including Newport resic:Jents
Robbie Haines and Jaime Malm.
These sailors gave tips on local
knowledge, sail trim and various
other topics, lending their
experience to the participants of
the regatta.
Pollowiilg the skippers'
meeting, racing began at 4 p.m.,
with just one race held for the
day~ With winds up to 15 knots,
sailors were treated to a great
.first day of racing.
Saturday began with a
seminar and breakfast sponsored
by Trimble Navigation, the
official GPS and navigational ,.,
supplier of the 1995 America's
Cup. The seminar covered
questions on GPS and its
applications in the future.
T wo races were held in the
_ attemoon, beginning with
extremely light winds and
building up to 12 knots.
Sunday saw the annual boat
tour, a three-hour race iD and out
of different fingers of Long
Beach that can prove to be
tacti,cally very difficult. Eight of
the rune classes part:idJ)Oted in
the boat tour, with the M~es
fleet abstaining to coqiete tWO
regular races.
• In the Class H series, Chuck
·Holland and crew came on
: i.trong as Race Week wore on to
capture the class win. With ..
.. scores of 5, 3, 2, 2, H~ wu
llble to coOslstently oUtld tbe
rest of the 17-boat fleBt, ~
. : off a very competitive Oeet.
Pellow BCYC sailor Joe
Degenhardt WU all()tj the
rankl.~ad '1Veralll Kevtii·WOlfe
logged top lt'Ol8I M Wlift
round oUt tb8 top ftv& In.... 35 dus, JUdy
G<ir*i.. an Water
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• •Jo~ Wayne Tennis Club, once the rave
of the community, is headed back to its ol' •
-
western days; and fear not, Big John
would.have wholeheartedly approvedni -:-
the name change.
By Richard Dunn, Staff Writer
T h e Duke, of course, cannot speak for himself.
· Amid speculation, we asked the next best
source: Ken Willig, thA! original owner of the
John Wayne Tennis Club along with the late
movie star icon. ·
As tennis magllate Ken Stuart prepares to move
his highly successful Palisades Tennis Club to the
Wayne Club, following his purchase of the Wayne
facility last week for an estimated $1.4 million, some
diehard traditionalists are concerned with the club's
• profected naip.e change from the Wayne Club to
Palisades.
The D;uke, apparently, would not be turning over
in bis grave.
. Willig said the tennis club was the only
commercial venture in which Wayne, who died in
1979, gave permission to use him name.
"My deal with him was, that if he ever didn't like
the way the pub was left or being run, he could take
his name off at any time he wanted. Even though he
was a partner, that was the deal,· Willig sa.i.cl by
telephone from his home in the Seattle area. "The
place used to be so clean. (Stuart) told me I'd be
embarrassed now.
·so if that's the case, I think John Wayne would've
given me a fit. He would've been all over me like a
blanket if I hadn't kept it up. I'm embarrassed ~or him
and !or me and the tradition we had there. He always
felt that if it wasn't maintal.iled properly, then perhaps
it's better to~take bis na:ine off it. He wouldn't·approve
(of it now), I can assure you.•
Stuart, the Wayne Clubls first general manager
a:r;id head professional, who helped build and design
the facility, will return to his roots Aug. 1.
When the Wayn~ Club opened in April, 1974, it
was the talk of the tdwn. Rod Laver was a member,
Roy Emerson gave lessons, the facility was
state·of.the·art, it bad more open players than •any
club in the world,• an all-white dress cotie was
eof orced, and the club was clean as a whistle.
"It w~done right, from A to Z, • ~ Willig, who
first mef'the Duke afte r ta.king tennis lessons the
same time as his wife, Pilar, at the Balboa Bay Club
Racquet Club in late 1969.
Willig and Wayne became friends. He said he
taught the Duk~ backgammon. Pilar, from whom the
Duke was later separated, had wanted a tennis club .
Originally, it was going to be called Corina·Mar
"t:ennis Club, with two indoor courts. But that deal
never got off the ground.
After finally being convinced to lend his name to a
commercial venture for the first time in his life, and
following many red tape battles, Wayne had his
tennis club, though he never played himself.
·"(Wayne) went on a tenn1s court once, but not at
the Wayne Club," Wifilg said. "He picked up a
racket one time at the Balboa Bay Club (Racquet
Club), out there by Irvine Coast.Country Club (now
Newport Beach CC). He swung at a couple of balls,
but he didn't remember he did thcit. He went there ·
one time to see Pilar play.
• SEE TENNIS PAGE 82
U:AH HOGSTEN I DAllY PILOT
Ken Stuart has shaken up local tennis butts with purchase.
I > I < \ I 11 I 11 "\.
By Richard Dunn, Staff Writer
• Costa Mesa's David Kuhn has
his sights set on big things at
Southern California Association
meet at Trabuco Hills July 15-16.
H is uncle, Chris Forno, figured he
bad SQDle ability. Track and field?
Hey, why not
In the seventh grade, though, David
Kuhn's attempt at the high jump bar, only
3 feet. 11 inches, was nothing to rave
about. •t couldn't even clear it," he said.
Shortty thereafter, Kubn experienced a
growth spurt. Now, he's S·foot-9 112, t 70
pounds, and among the best junior
decathletes in California.
• • • rum
and gained 30 to 40 po\.inds. fle's a totally
different athlete than as a 1-'·yea.r-old.. So
it just goes to show: You should never give
up on someone."
Less than three weeks ago, Kuhn, ~
11.year-0ld Costa Mesa resident, won the
USA 'D'ack and Field·sanctioned Southern
Calif omia Association Decathlon at
Trabuco Hills High to qualify for the Junior
National Championships at Mt. San
Antonio College June 23·2-', in which be
placed 14th in the young men's division
(20 and under), going up primarily againSt
college athletes.
Kuhn, who will be a senior in the fall at
Calvary Cha.pet w as the only high school
junior in the meet.
In the SoCal Association Decathlon.
Kuhn became one of the few high school
afJtletes in the country to total over 6,000
·points. His marks in the 10-event
competition were 11.63 in the 100 meters,
21-5 in the long jump, 42·3 in the shot put,
5·11. in the high jump, 53.96 in the 400,
16.33 in the 110 hurdles, 110..0 in the
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IM9 d8caaaJon.
•1 w,oned with him-when-be was 13,
and he was ao bad, t almost gave up on
him.• Forno, also his coach, said. •vou
should never do that with kids. In bis first
meet. be Couldn't high jump three feet, but
the next year he grew about five inches •SEE KUHN PAGE 82
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• •He called all the shots in
how 1t was going to be
decorated., and we hired h1s
personal interior desigrter, Joan
Nev~1 who had helped him with
(their home. The Duke wanted
antiques and high ceilings. He
liked to play cards, so he had a
cdrd room. He and his interior
designer went to his warehouse
dnd picked out all the
memorabilia that was going to
be displayed there ... the rugs,
posters, all sorts of things. We
had to do everything the way he
found acceptable. It was quite
expensive, but when we opened
1t, it ~s an absolute showplace."
Among the obstacles was
getting a clearance permit to .
breclk ground from the California
Coastal Comrruss1on, which held
hearings in Long Beach and San
Francisco.
It was a Monday Wayne a.Jld
Willig got a room at the Queen
Mary. They weren't called until 8
o'clock that everung, having
spent most of the day playing
backgammon. Unfortunately, two
of the seven panel members on
the corn.mission had already left
for the evening ... they were at
the Coliseum to watch the Rams
play a Monddy Night Football
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The Duke was always at home in Newport Beach; names
notwithstanding! It's all John-Wayne country in these pa{ts.
game. wanted some money for the use
Wayne and Willig needed four of his name."
favordble votes, but with two When the club was sold in
absent, both of whom presumed 1983 to Newport Beach
to be m favor of the project, it businessman John Ward, it was
meant 80% of the panel that appraised at $3.5 million.
rught hdd to vole for 1l in order "I read in your (Daily Pilot)
for 1t lo pdSS. article that we sold it for $3.4
"We didn't know if 1t was million, and it wasn't much less
going to pass, because there was· than that, but I don't think it was
some concern about whether we . · $3.4 million. It was less, I think."
would allow Je~h people to be Willig said.
1 .. volved, and there was concern When Willig hired""Stuart, who
that too much water would get operated the Wayne Club from
~l? the Bdck !lay,~ Willig said . 197~ to 1978, he-wasn't looking
Fmally, Wayne had had for a tennis professional. He
enough. Hf' wd.lke? ~to the . wanted a businessman. Willig
~enter dJSle dnd said, Look, this got everything he wanted, and
is the only thmg I've ever put my more.
nam~ on, I 'v~ .nev~r.done it in "People were wondering why
~y lif,P., dnd it s gomg to be ~ we would build it right in the ·
nght. Well, they all vot~d for it, iniddle of the Balboa Bay Club
and we celebrated all rught. It Racquet Club d N rt was d cldss1c " . an ewp~
No money wtls ever pcud lo Beach Tenrus Club. Why in the
the Duke for the club's"'llse of his world do "'!e ~eed an?th~r ~lub?.
name whtle he was alive but they kept asking me, Willig
tension grew shortly lher~after said. "My response w~, that:s
Wllh his !.On, Michael. according wpy I ~chose Stuart. We re going
to Wt.llig lo take tennis to a new level.
H His trust, hts ownership of where it's never been before."
the club, all went under the Wild colors on the'tennis court
power of Michael after Duke's was the fad in the 1970s. People
de<\th." Willig said. H Michael were outraged when the Wayne
had conldcted me and said he Club adopted its all-white policy.
wanted lo be compensated. he Members even petitioned to gel
it dropped.
"We really wanted to adhere
to a strict appearance, and let the
people of Newport Beach know
that we were serious about about
having a first-rate club,'" Willig
said. HWe were the first club to
have a rating System of one. to
10, we would arrange every
match that went on the court. We
had seven hosts and }lostesses ...
nobody had that. There was CJ
buzzer at the door of the
entrance. You didn't get in unless
.you were a member or a guest
who we knew was going in to
play with a member. ·we really
ran a first-class, members-only
and registered-guests clubs.
"We had TV cameras on
every court, and we coula tape
your match. If you wanted it
taped, you would walk out and
we would hand you your tape.
Now, that's just the latest
technology in the 90s, and Ken
Stuart said the whole thing's not
even working ...
Stuart, coming full circle,
plans to make Willig proud,
when he hosts the grand
opening of the Palisades Tennis
Club in late September. Even the
Duke would grin.
• Saddleback provides
opposition in today's
opener at Fullerton's
Amerige Park.
By Dennis Brosterhous: Staff Wrih:v'
FUu.ERTON • The Newport
Harbor Baseball Association's
PONY-13 All-Star team begins
districVsection tournament play
this afternoon with a "2:30 p.m.
date against Saddleback at
Amerige Park.
The park is located on Com-
monwealth, between Harbor and
Euclid. Admission to the game is
$2. '
A victory for Newport would
pit them against the winner of
today's Laguna Niguel-Irvine
contest on Wednesday ill 7:30. A
· loss would put ilie l()(:al team
against the loser of the Laguna
Niguel-Irvine game on Monday
at 5:15.
The tournament, which is a
combination district/sectional,
features 16 teams in a double-
elimination format. All the games
are at Amerige Park.
Titls is the first time the New-
port Harbor Baseball Association
has field a PONY-13 teapi. which
is comprised solely of 13-year-
olds. The roster includes Scott
Beerer, Scott Tippett, Booth
Fellers, Scott Perkins, Billy Clay-
ton, Nick Langsdorf, Matt Glover,
Chad Smith and Sean Rorden, all
of whom were part of the 1994
Bronco all-star team that was
runner-up in the District m PONY
tournament last year.
The roster also includes new-
comers Donnie Deschenes,. Duke
Burchell and Otto Verhulst.. The
team is managed by Paul Cohen
and coached by Don Tippett, Phil
Olson, Jim Glover and Bill
Forsythe.
Tuning up for tournament p~ay
on Wednesday at Ensign Field,
Newport defeated the Fullerton
All-Stars, 10-4, behind the work
of pitchers Tippett (winner),
Fellers and Beerer.
Newport scored five runs i.tl
the first inning and two in the
second to take a commanliing 7-
1 lead. Glover had two RBI, as did
Beerer, who ripped a ground-rule
double that. one-bopped the left-
center field fence at the 250-foot
mark.
Perkins, the team's fine center
fielder, had an RBI, as did Ror-
den, the third baseman, who was
walked twice and ripped a sharp
single. if'
Tippett worked three innings
for the win, striking out. three.
Fellers pitched the next two
innings, yielding just one hit,
while · fanning four. Beerer
worke<i a perfect sixth, with one
strikeout.
In the field, Ne~ort played a
perfect ~ante, limiting Fullerton
to just SlX hits, while making no
errors.
Schedule FMtST GAME: Today, 2:30 p.m., vs.
Saddlebadt at Amerige Park in Fuller-
ton. SECOND GAME: If win -Wednesday,
July S, 7:30 p.m., vs. Laguna Nlguel-
lrvme winner. If lose -MOnday, Juty 3,
5:15 p.m .. vs. Laguna Niguel-Irvine loser.
KUHN -<
CONTINUED FROM 81 " , .
experience. 1Wo years from now, he should
be up there getting a trophy."
Kuhn, who maintains a dual citizenship
between here and New ZealaJJd, while
hoping to compete in New Zealand's
18-and-under's next year, contested in his
initial decathlon as a freshman at Mt. SAC.
. MMy goal is to work toward the
Commonwealth Games, and then maybe
later an down the line, (represent) New
Zealand as a decathlete in the Olympics," he
said.
ctiscus, 12-6 in the pole vault, 137 -11 in the
javelin and 5:09.97 ill the l ,500. _
Though he did not qualify for the U.S.
Junior World Team last weekend at the
Junior Nationd.ls, in which the top two
ddvanced to the Junior Pan-Am Gam~ in
Chile in September, Kuhn isn't fi.niShed this
summer. ~
#It was a high school meet, where they
used college bnplements, and I competed
with (mononucleosis) that year," Kuhn said.
"I think I took second. We didn't know I had
mono unW two days later, and I had lost 25
pounds in the first week."
Though Olympic decathletes are generally
taller, about 6-2 or 6-3, Kuhn certainly has a -
chance to earn a Division I scholarship. He
wowd like to go to the University of , .
Tennessee, which has perhaps the bes\ track
program in the nation.
•He's a tremendous natural athlete,"
Forno said. •Jt's hard to say if he can reach
the Olympic Carnes, but he has a good
chance for .a Division I scholarship. That's bis
main aim. for bis age. I can almost
He will compete in the second round of
the SoCal AssOCJation Decathlon at Ttabuco
Hills July 15-16, with the top three
qualifying for the Junior Olympics July 25-26
m San Jose
Kuhn, a varsity football running back for
Calvary Chapel, began competing in track
and field as an eighth grader, when, in 1992,
he won an AAU (Amateur·Athletic Union)
Pentathlon in VLSalla. Last year, he placed
follrth and eighth in two National Junior
Olympic Championships iJ? the boys
intermediate division.
guarantee you he's in the top three in the
country. When he went to the (SoCal
Association) ~cathlon June 1J-12 and ·
scored over 6,000 points, ·it showed he's really
starting to putit together.•
Kuhn wi.ij be ~l.tgible to make the U.S.
Junior World Team two more years.
"He's having a pretty good season," Forno
said. "He was the only junior from ac;ross the
entire country in the Junior Nationals. He
certainly wasn't there to win it. because those
in it were 19 years old. But it was a great
Last spring, Kuhn q\ialified for the CIP
Southern Section Division IV track and field
finals in the long jump, after going 22 feet at
the prellms.
Since most decathletes do not fully
develop unW their mid-to-late 20s, time is on
his side. ·
BOAT:ING
CONTINUED FROM 81
An extreme~ tough class in
Southam California, 21 boats
competed for this year's Pacific
Coast Champ tiUe, including
BCYC' Caroline Hartiy and .
Mark Reardon on MJschlel, who
finished a ~ oUt Of second.
BYC'1 Jobn Caziet on Buttercup •
and BYC'• ._ Jobnltone on
Whlatler. • .
In the~~ dasl, a ·
r ord 29 bolll ~ed in lh
1995 Alr1buda Mlltv 24 I •
Wdtenl ~-..a clNw bOell~
from au°"' ........... califorilla
and even a few ftom up no.rtl). ·
As always, the competition
was fierce, but Newport's Dave
Ullman, with crew members Kirk
Gooding. Roger Gooding, Steve
Shaw and David Swain, and
Frid~or; Mike Sturman,
again prove to be victorious,
followmg bis last win in Melges
at the·J995 Cal Cup.
With two weeks of serious
test-sailing prior to the regatta.
the crew had incredible speed
both up and downwirid They
had a •sP,eed edge,• according
to Ullman, that allowed them to
power through the fleet.
Winning '-Y 17 points, the
team never ftnlshed worse than
fourth in the five races With
Ullman's lock on first pretty·
much solidified, the fight for
second became the real batUe.
Newport's Bill Menninger was
one of those fighters, finishing
fourth overall. Other local
included NHYC's Bruce Ayres
and BYC's Jean-Froncoil Albert.
Trophy winners also lnduded
the Ricbley family ol UYC and
Balboa \'acht Cub. The Richleys
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fee. SOC>-453·5829 ACOUSTIC
REMODEUNG 3408
lie. Installation, re-297·8081 David MORGAN, Uc'd 650-3261 pair, grouting &1---------Refs. (818) 985-4834 Calf714-252• 11724Hr JENKINS PAINTINO plumbing. Ll670130 •WINDOW Cl•anlng'_D_R_YW_All ______ Carpenlry•Eleclrlcal H. THOMAS HICKS, £SQ, Int/Ext. Wallpaper,
673-8065'or 846-6528 •Screen Repairs• Plumblng•Orywa11••---------drywall texturing etc --------LATO•' Alfordable •Rollable SERVICE "3584 Stucco•Palntlng•Tlle JEWELRY 3784 Revocable Living Trust David, '1 .80().8~222 PET ' TRANS AV WE GuT IT ON
OR TAKE IT OFF
Amt•x T•xturlng •Bob 841-8065•
Non-Stain Grout! Free Estl•729·7079 r"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Roollng•Jim 841·7494 25 Year• Trust Exp. SERVICES . 3870 ""'-OR 3927 Ceramic Tlle/Ma.rble 1• -S295 No Hidden Feet CHUN0'6 PAINTING 1 "' -Kitch/Bath Remo<jel Heng•Tep••Textur• HAHDYMAH Malnt Repair. William Harold Jewelers Home Visits 848-7207 20 y11 ~p. Gd Prlcel
American Tiie Cont. COMPUTERS 3556 AcousUc celling removal Lt Plumbing, Elec.. Watch & Jewelry repal,r auar work. Free Eet. Pereonallzed Pet Care
Ltf630982 894-1 458 Water damage. Fr•• Crpnty, Palnt, rnvra Antique/Fin• J-•lry •---------Ucl375602 538-1534 Kenn•' alternallva. No
Eat! Kevin 673-6620, Expl Mark 58 .. 78'90 Buy/MMlltlde 973-0385 MASONRY 3828 --------etren or worry. Uc, Tll• GleH Blocka MAC TUTqRlleO Hom• R•atoretlon & BOB HUTTON ~O. Ins. Ret·a. • 673-7l84
L°"N aPAHltH NOWI Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Aleo
Tranelator·lnterpreter.
aua.ne 87:J.7408 ADDITIONS
R.EMODEUNG 341 All Around Const'n WorK. System & all progrms R•mod~llng. Tiie, . RY lnVExt. Acoustic cell DOG GROOMING Good ref9. Reasoable Merk ...... 975-7240 ELECTRICAL-361"0 drywall, woodwork, IANDSCA.f.E-& JOHN DORAN MASON remova/apply/repalr. Mr P'• Pet Oroomfna I~.,..::::,,=::~======-:-=-~
DUNCAN Lll'BS62867 538·1286 F1H lnltla1 Consuttatlon fences, deck•,· room IAWN CARE 3808 wi::·~=~::~KI Ll822831 882·5891 14:,.,. In COM. CAT"a 1u.i; 3928
CONSTRUCTION 1---------A-1 El•ctrlcel work addltlone, roo 1• gen Uc#6811111 031·3032 Em•rald Pelntlng too I 7 6 9 ·1 2 1 8
20 Yre Exp. Small & CHILD CARE 3536 CONCRETE & Duncan l!lectrlo repaire. Comm/Ree. B1aaro Verd Melnt. Int/Ext wallpaper/t11e L J b 850 7042 MASONRY 3557 Quick RHponse Rell/Free Eetlmatea. Lewna Cleanup• Compellllw rates. 10 yrs tJ g. 0 • • Local Uc. 850-7042 John, M7·5520 Tr•• i!rlmm~n Lt MOVING 3834 exp-Fr•• Ht 751-20311 PL MBING 3890
800-4-MY·BUILDER Young grendmoth•r S I A ti -•· t H ti ... 7 '.t,..,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 800-489-2845 wlll provide lndlv. care JONES ELECTRIC ~ 8
1 r ...... contac °'i eu ng • · a ..... ,, Ext•rlor Sp•clallat
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Oroul/T ...... ,o,.tlon R~out•R.oeulk RepalfeClean & Seal
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~~Lll3I035 Bathr.oom•Kltchen to-.aach child. w *Best Prlce/Quallty All houra. Fully 11• mprvmn •· em QrHn loen• Landsc:png Dltt.mardo'• Moving lnl/EJ<VOuallty Insured TH• LOCAL PLUU&R
Doorl/Wlndows/Decke yo11 work... My C.M. l.andsc:1p., brick, stone Boiidea & Insured. lobe. Q~~"l4~~W~ty, & Irrigation, ~rimming Local/Office/Storage Loweet prices/Free Ht • Willllm Bingert Co. r--'---------home. 557·2309 KaJhy Concrete. 8Q0-78&.1007 L#705749 851..S887 care, . • & Removals, Clean-Long Diet. Frff E•t. Ll437·381 703-24'19 Pay for quality, TUTORING ~930
AUTO Brick, Block, Stone, Tile upe & Malnt, St. Uc. T•181632 879·3114 lk•'e Custom Painting LI ;l only O:C:e3
Cone P~tlo Orlvew~ NCES HARDWOOD tll5119025, eso-et09 PUBLIC NOTICE Prof, Clean, OueUty 4 000 7 04 SAT ......... ,a S195. DET.llHTUG 3442 CT'CllUTUG Fplc,'Be •.• Ref. 20 r FE ~ •rt 0 al ci.anln . ·-0 Al.lol&'I &JO.n.l'IU'I 3615 FLOORS 3712 TREES The Calif. Public UtllJ. Wolk. lnVExt & Oocka, P r n g Excel w,rat 'Dewd •
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3548 Exp. Terry 557.7594 & DE~ 1 ,.. __ 1 1 RE Ll703488 631-4e10 & Plumbing Repair• alnce 151711. July '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml To,,ed.IR••ew•. Lew••· tee ..,.., .. m ••on • ___ ,........._..,,,..,.......,,..--1 20y11 ex:p. All worl< achedulff 873~2380 ALL HAND JOBI BAICK•TtLEeSTONE 1, CLl!ANIWAXIPOLSSH .,....-.HlllllO. 751-3it78 QUIRES that all used **L-1 PAJNTINO•• Guar. Steve 5•5·82tll Weeh•Wax•D•tell A TOUCH 01' CLASS Plaln/atamped Con· •FENC•S GATE•• All typea of ftoorel a houaehold gooda Gd Prlcel Best Work! 1---.;.,;,;.._ ___ _ ProfeHlonal quality, Cleanlnn, Ree/Comm cr•t• & Coating• --'--palt,,.,.1t ~ v e Lawn •rvloe. Mow/ movere print their 13 v ,,,~ F E ti PLUMBING x.p,. .. WAI.1 • ....... ". ''"' 35 ear• >CJ>. -ge/a"d/•prlnklerl/ p u c c 1 T b '9 ""'P· re• 1 Repalr•Remodel•Batl\ Boil ratH. 645-1857 Uc/Bonded. Fr•• Est. Uc.#541658 631-4310 Redwood • Llll57 5 714-M&-8708 cl~"P• ~. _ .. _.27... . . . a num er; LtJ6511061 030 8440 T 282 71 3 l Jim Whyte 642-7208 ..... ~ .. v.... ~ llmoe and chauffeure --------,,... Kitchen. We do It alll COVEallfGS. 3932• ereaa • 4 ..-Quel lit Ii Prld.-All Ive meg 0t calf efter 5 prtnt their T.C.P. num· PACIFIC PAINTING We do It !WWI 237.Q435lmiiiiiii••~ililiiiliii CA:RPENTaY 3510 •8088 HOUSECLEANING upec:te of eoncr•t• & •Wood Feno.a• HAUUNG 3?20 + VICTOR'• + ber In all advertlse-8ERVIC•a Pr.olH Plumbing Auatom Wallpaper
Uceneed-'nsured. masonry. Bff1 NMc.. ttp&aetlrepair, he llUinQ Proleulonal o.tdenlng mente. If you have a EXlerlor Proleselonale Repair• & Remodel• 8trlpplna/Palntln9
Rtplin, Relllocl. Dootl, yM. S9.75 per hour. 33 yre Ill arH. &31-3869 tllimll"' Low prlcel. Uc'd JUfJk To The DUMP 10 Yre. Exp. Xlnt Refe quH11on about the I• . Uo 684378 722·7885 'r" Eellmat.. No job too email I
dowe, cabl!lelll. llUCCO & drV-1 __ 7:_1.:,:4-::::8:::4~f-o::::3::8::•:__1-::-===:::-::::=::::-::~-AcMntage eon.tr. t74<630t ,11...,8 ... 1882) -(714J 487·1739 gallty of • mover, limo MJN•OW tlrcl• Malnt. ' LIM1na Ht-t090 s~ otr w/1d. e1a.1en
wll, flflOll,....., etc. Uc Comp•t• H•eol••n CONTlACTORS •---------Wiii haur what Trash A PROP'L QAiiolNali or ·chauffeur, call: Palnllng·lnl/£d HouH/Apt We gale ehould hang i""1 exp '8ftJ M2.oH7 Steady work prefd Gtt-••T 3558 PlrTT"'tt Man won't! ........ _18'"" ...... , f •"h 1·-.. Publlo Utlllll•• Quality a..b. 'r" est. ------___ 3_n_l_O h St I I 11 . ""'"~ ""' "~. ...,.,.. -::':.:~a1or1f•1t--;,.__•m ..... u Comm1111on • .. ~sa.!7 e3e-aeae ROOPING • toget «. , p, nata • A to Z ttMIDYMAN" Dependble, hltdWorklng,liiil••iliiiiiiiii•iil FJUlMING 3617 --· _...,. , 71""658-41151 ..... • lldVlce 10 the crazy.
IHSTAWREfACE CAllNETS CMst~;Dena s:n-~ CPI autLD•ftS INC. HEALTH BEAUTY own. Larry ~73 . ••o••• PA19dltt0• 831411 t .,,yt11n9 ~=: ~'=' ~~k~~=~r:,"~ t!~~~·~~~~~ ~-:r::J,::~ 8t FITNESS · 3740 ·~~J.~~:.nc:.'~ PAINTING 3858 :tk':t~ Uc~~ *5.':!C~
Time, Eml:ty Property, ('714) ••""4893 Ory Mounting S.rvlcee upa, trM trim. "-'•·lii•liil••llllil••li ANMM OtlOH1H722 Uo Aat44...._.taa
+Dor• 3 ... 124+ . By Harp Inn 64Mt18 LoM Fat Faell Out MDI FREE EM. 436.1111 eW.p. YOUNGQUIST CWii11iD
JiNNY'i cliAHINQ 0,...111t!-TIC get reaulle. Lateal Cual•• Tree ..,,,.._ p ....... O.trllotof' -•~. Vftr•T lt'e the reeoutC41 "°" Thoroughly ct..n your "'~ Oleta• mede u...., No Tr .. Too Tall. °"" pelnllng bV Ptol'll .-.... v ~ •
home/r•ntal property. SERVICES 3576 HANDY MAN 3710 on lV'• 20120 • "-b. No &ulh Too lmall. Uc1101011.1ne. llSSOJIS 38&8 · :,-"~°'~ -_..!.7'._:!1~4-~7!.,..:=.;t!.;1!;90=-1~•-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili Allure mag. N8WPC>f1 Call 'tom IU-2781 FIM Ml ... '"3:1Cll -.... ~. ~ ... Barlatrlc Ctr. 173-85N .. , ,_.... ,,,_ fHTA CLllANINQ bp'd Leet, affklng H•"'8llle11t1I ,,.,., .... ~W~h..;.y;.;.o.;.p~la_y __ H,.,..ld,...;•~'fill'! VAllD CIMfMIP, Weed. .,,... o..lltr ,...... our OOlumne compel I
C......_ Done Rl1htl llv•ln Job, to c.,. for Palnt·Car.,.ntty· &Mk wlth oNldcaret ttlm. A•mov ......._ Nu 111\.UB touehupa. qualified buyer• to
A.,er.nc:•• Avallabl•. eld•rly, <:? Aequl .. tH. Drywall and morel Call Claeelfletl lawn/l)lanta. l'rM l!at. aA Hrm. Nchard "'* calll
714-842·7'111 Ul-242~ 781'°373 Q Me4a77 todayf &41-Nn. ...... VMD '703-4771 Uc tlOe44 ---•-•-•_,._"-,__..._...-J...;;.;,.;.;._.,~.,.1.1.11.;..--"
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CRoSSWoRD r uz zrE ~ CHMUS GOltEN
UIPLODIUT uatonwrr EMPLOYll!11T
5530 5530
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~ TANN AH HIRSa+ ACROSS 63 C™»Ped
Npt Beach -law firm. "''" """ WordPef'fKt ~ed. N8'1Wpott CefllM law ~~---..... ~~~~~'.
Immediate 0$0-8818 Contact Steve • 01 office Hfka Race~ I =IONlltl 68 Came apart
5 ·fl W111...-67 Parta ol a play
10=. 88 Lucy'a &ldeklck
14 Dock1• Gt Poet lAz11ue ,.. 70 Perty giver
.15 ~more 7t T1mldty
18 Auk>l>ahn 72 Al'lse
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOl.VfD ..
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
'ffli~l1itl Q. 1 • Both ,-uJnerable. as South
...._~~• you hold: Q. 5 • Bolh vulnerable. as South
you hold
•-Hazel, 873-7410. tlonlat fMl-ltllmed FfT •----------poaillon. Word Pro-Part Time Chrletmaa Rl!CIEPTIONIST ~fT teHlng akllle prel'd.
'441hicte
1 7 Aolld. to cae.., 18 Intimidated
DOWN
1 Computer or
• Around the World/ We •Hk a voice w/a Congenial, amok•ffM
HouH of Uoyd now •flllla to anawet environment. S•lary hiring demonettatOfa aWltctU>oard 1n • dy· up to $8 pe1 hour. Fax
for J;oma party plan. namlc leasing co. Sal-rHume: 720-1232.
Management poa1tlon1 ary/complete benef11e. ----,..,_---...,....,.---
avaU. Fr" aa,mple· kTt lmmad. consideration: Rl!TAIL ASST MOR. l!=~=~~=~=:fi & training. Margie, 1· Pts Fax resume: Attn: Fe< Exclu1lve Bad & HI ..-o1Cap11 malh ace
20 Sign• ol the -2 Vetucte
22 M31 3 Cattall. e.g
2• Aciren 4 Countless
Mac:Graw . 5 nu "shot•"
25 Gulla' crlea • G Id's kin 2e~flower 7 Uncooked
30 Type ol daisy 8 Slbl~ cti11d 35 Ending lor 9 Prov
lemon°' Ofange 10 Speakef'1
36 -0\11: mll<e plattonn
dowilh 11 Corrode
37 Actor Siu .::... g ~~nothing 38 Permtt
•1 Wild hofM 21 Malt beverage 43 Depart 23 Fkeplace
•• long 1>41nod reSldue
dtime 25 -W•t ~~ Singer Tonne 26 Vexes
48 Deluxe 27 Good·bye. •e Srnltarly in Paris
5~ TaAAI 28 Summarize
53 /lrlgef 29 P1esidentia1
54. OtymplCI nickname
• contHtanC 3 t Painting or
58 Snared IC~Url
I 8 Haweiian island 32 HI leacher
7
The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST 1+ •p... 10 Pua
1+ Pu• ?
What do you bid now?
Q. 2 • Neither vulnerable, as
The b1ddinirl}as proceeded·
NOR1lf UST SO\TI'H WEST
lNT Paa a. PAia
SNT P... ?
What action do you t.ake?
800-930-a.289 Biii y 2so.5818 Bath at Faehlon 11.
• • Home Furnishing• PART TIME WORK . RECEPTIONIST • Interior o .. ion FULL TIME pay Im~•··· o,..nln9 • Strong Retail Ellp " Estab lrvln• comm'I 25K+ FAX An: 361-1661 The TlmH Orange mortg~go firm 11 •eel<· Betw.en The Stt.eta
County 1' loot<ing tor Ing 1111 energetic multi· 71~2929
~~~• Sout.b you bold: Q. 6 • Both vulnerable, as South
yoµ hold bright, energeUc sales task taam ,..,8 ., ~ t A tall people to work , .,. 'I · n •
evening houra with & ~rof 1 ptione • 1111 OUT OF SANTA FE
outside aales team. req d for a busy multt: Upscale Southwestern
Earn hour1y wages +-ina phone •ystem, •hop In Fashion Isl
ganaroue commission muet have friendly, f'las FfT positions avail
whll• quallfylng for helplul & courteous fOt exp'd *9lesperson
9ur attracUve benefits demeanor. Computer Hourly+ comm Call
package Including akllls needed: Excel & Poppy, 844-5953.
medical coverage. Word a plus. M·F M . ----------
1115 «> 1119'1 u.-or-s~ ..
33 Prongs
34 Slanl
39 Day before
40 Boldness
4 t Me. to Miss
42 in~rsh
44~Loop 1ralns ~
47 Washes
49 BefOfe
50 less dry
52 Incisors and
molars
S4 Nlxsem...ld
55 MexlcAn
sandwich
56 C.1btns
57 Shopper's 111d
59 large book
60 Columl'llSt
Bombeck 61 P1ec10uS
64-{:hlld' s
quei;tJon
65 Snakelike
fish
11 12 • t
•K8? OAK62 OQ98 +AJ5
Part.ner opens the bi,dding v.ith one
diamond Y.'hat do ybu 'respond?
•A J 9 5 3 l;1Q 8 ~A K J II +J 4
Q. S • East-West vulnerable, as
South you hold·
4A 10 7 6 ~ 3 09 8 7 ' +A K Q
The bidd.mg has proceeded
NORTH EAST SOUTH
lNT P.. 3•'
3NT P-40
4.NT Pus · ?
What do you bid now?
The bidding has proceeded: Loolt fo' answer' on Monda,\
NORTH EAST SOtrnl WEST
10 Pan 1• 20
P... Pua ?
What do you bid now?
Q. 4 • As South. vulnerable. you
hold:
•?83 ~5 OA 1085 •QJ87
The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EASJ' soum WEST
II:' Pus lNT Pass
2• Pus ?
Whal awon do you 1.ake?
EMPLl>YMENT EMPLOYMENT
WEST
Pasa Pue
Call Sultan ee&-4573 8~ef1ts. Sand rHuma ......,,----~-~· to: Recept. 19900 POSTAL A QOY'T JOSS MacArthur, ii t 100, Ir·
S21/HOUR+BENEFrTS vine 92715.
NO EXP WIU. TRAIN Buy 11. Sell It Find It.
To Apply cal 71""'47-1991 Claaslfle d.
SEL L ·your home
through classified
Introduc·
the old
SECRETARIAL ..
FULL TIME -!
$7.50/hr. Stable, OE;::i i PENOABU: lndlVlduai, ,
needed to provide· ....
cle11ca1 suppQrt f9r l1'\ Classified Adver11·s-~1~~---'
Department of a grollf.' J,.
ing community news'.1 '
paper chain Typing• '
50-55wpm. Variou~ of·
flee duties. Mond •H lhru Friday; 8:30am-~ •
5:30pm. Qpponun1ty1
for growth. Good ben,.-
ef1t pkg. Physlcat'dr~
tesltng 1s a prtlfequ.,
sole of employmoni. •
Call Judy Oetting or_
call (714) 574-4250 for
1nterv1cw.
5530 5530
LAW ENFORCEJllENT Pft Customer Service
State & Federal open-f0t NB 1tower shop.
Inga. Start $23K-S39K/ Must have good com·
Yr. Call for emplymant mun skills. Will train
Info & appllcatlon, 1· right person. 833-1883 .,....e Rover.. j
PERSONAlS
$40,000/Yr lneome
potential. Home
Typlata/PC Uaers. Ton
FrH (1) ~98-9778
ax T·1361 f0< llsllng1 . ............•....•....
AIRLINE
Hiring Nowt Entry LAYel
•Fllgl'll An9nd 112-StMv
•Ramp Aganu sa-115/tll
And Mora F0t Info. ~7f71 8L 81084 •........... . ..... .
Eam htra $ must love
children. PT Nanny, fix
hra, muat epeak' xJnt
Ent+ Rafe. wk•nda
only, Spyglua 72o.9215 E.ti ·. A DA ILY ~y OF ~ BERSHIPS S400 A DAY working ~ O l S for Don U.pre of the ··I 3 TV ahow "Making
, Money." Call Don at
Dlaeount•d member· 1-Soo-482·1113 •
• ._., •t PrHtJgloua CHILD CARE Yacht Club In Newport Herbor. 35 Ft allpa avl NHded Mon thru Fri
640-1494 ..... 47H870 8am-6pm In Costa
Mesa home (Mesa
Varda area) .. Care for
2 children 8 mos &
EMPLOYMENT 2 1A yra old. Muat speak Engl11h. OWn
child on Job OK. $800/
EMPLOYMENT
5530
$3f 1000/Yr Income
p otentlal. Aeadtng
booka. Toll Free (1)
800-898-9778 Ext. R·
1361 for details.
When you write
a Classified ad,
Include all
the facts
and get the
results
you want.
mo. Call 574-4243.
ENTRY LEVEL
The Tlmea Orang•
County la looking fOt
ptofaaalonal Telamar·
k9tara to earn profea-
alonal wag••· Top
wag.. A comrru.alon
w hile qualifying for
our attractive l>en9flta
packag e Including
med ical covera ge.
Cloaera only! Call be-
tween 1-4pm, 714-
"68-4591.
All Kinda or Jo~ Foe
All Kinda of People.
Claaalfled.
DO-IT-YOURSELF IDtAS
A REAOER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER
Made lrom pint, th11 chalkboard measures 49 ·high,
33V>M wide. and 11 deep 111 the but) II fHIOftt
1 tray alld 3 drawer• tor holding chalk, an eriler.
Of crey6M When lht challlbo1rd 1s pullff down. "" ''Y"Jt side becomes. a desk • Sl•P·by·tlt p
1n1trwct1ons, pt1ott1 ancl 1 comp1111 m1teri1l1
1111 111allt lllit-111 eaay pro.-1 10 11\i•ld
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818-506-5354 x Ll 143. Plj Sale• Clerk
2·3 days a week.
Chances are
you will find
what ~u need
at the.price
you want to pay
when you read
ClaHlfl•d
dally
842·5878
Grandmother type
uaed Baby Store.
Must have relerences.
(714) 548-5363
PfT Work FfT Pay
6am·12 M-F, no exp
necess'ary . $8.00/hr
Ask for Mark 852--0247
through classified
RENT -
With ·cAL•SCAN!
Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers
with a combined circulation·over 3 million.
$~00 Is all It takes to place a 25 word
or less classlfled ad. $15 for each addltlonal word.
CAL•SCAN
(916) 449 ·6 0 00
=i'The Buyer's Market"
VCheck your shopping list off
by stopping in today. at any
one of these loeal Orange
·county Auto Dealers!
!.'Buy; LeaSe or Browse" ·
nge Couni!_'s Auto Deal.ers are Number . · one in . Customer Sa . action
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ORGANS 6059
ANTIQUES &OlO l!l•C.t Pl•w•r Plano Many roUa. Beauc fin.
l•hl S1500 1173-4042
~~ANTIQ'-'ES 4 U
""Year Clearance Sale" BICYCLES 6.060 ;iJM01' OHi 548-4123 .
.,.:112 H•wport Blvd. i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I
1'BUYINQ ITEMS• Reconditioned &
Ffom 1800-1960. 1 pc uffd Blk••· Ilk• MW.
to entire estate. Paint· Call &4t·Q2&4_·
IOga, books, furniture,
111c. 1mmedla1e caah,l·TI-C~KE=T~S,,---670=775 1
IOP $. 973·8223 Iv msg .. r r
ll2'PLIANCES .6011
•; Whirlpool Frig/
.;. NJ:., 2 df 6Vtll.2-Yi.
00. Call 040-5438
EIJ.01r(o atove with
CHEAP AIR
Mo1t US Cities
•From $190 (1·W)*
•From S350 (Al)• No ReetrlcUona
1.4100-30o.e802
• O.Oubla oven, 1tlnl > ·tnd, gold color. Orig GARAGE SALES
• Ice $1200. Sacrlllc•J•••••••••I 95 080. Must sell.
• . 873-3313
• 6122 t• Rerr111 23.s cubic CORONA ·
aide/aide. Ice/Water DEL M.AR ~ pen1er $450 Stalrj;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j
-,j~m<=-=bo=•~S50w.=64;:::2~-7=7~63:::;I Moving S•I• sat 1 ii tage Wedgewood 8am·12 •. D••k, frig,
ftov• ov•oJgrlddle, wlnd1U'tt•r & misc.
S 700 Narcl11u1 'f'hl. 700 548-8803
walah•r/Drw•r $125 Multi F•mllw S•I• ia. Frig $150 bolh In Child• toy1, cllh1,
.a.0 od condl 645-5&48 lamp1, h1•hold Items. ~ Sal 8-2, 403 lrla Ave
SAT 8·2. Very nice FV~ITURE 6014 thlng1. Furn. antique•.
cloth••· Shorecr•st Ln
'(blwn S11ward & PCH)
Custom lurnltur• from , GLabman'1 & olher SaVt 8am-12. Women1
[in• furnishing•. vlrtu-clo\h•• (amall), reclln-
alty nttw. Npt Be•ch er1, lamps, etc.
owners moving out of 12 Mono Bay Oriv•
1tate. 644-6655 (Spygl ... )
Kln9 B9d S2.SO, boys
d••lc/chalr $75, boys COSTA MESA 6124
pdre11er $75, 43241254 j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;liiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;j
.M,ERCHANDISE
MISC. 6015
P.LANT SALE ACRES •Cl tru •·fru I t·a v oc~do
Ir•••, trulUng StO.
jJlac S 10. Juniper•,
"'1'1oneyauckl, 101em•ry,
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Rwg 101114, 100% wool,
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Shack Model Ill com-puter, 25 gal aqusr·
klm, ~ gloYff, kg •lz• beddlhg + mOl"e. IAT/8UN8-4
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ESTA.Ta-SALE
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:Sl-$15.00 548-9832 3pm. Toy1, clothe•,
WANTED
T.O BUY 6019
haehold lt•m1, misc
turn, lots kldi booka &
morel 1938 Aronld
(behind OMV)
USED OOLP •ALLS ffaWPORT
in large quanti!les. BEACH 6168
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Of S00-445-7878 Udo le Sat 1 10&m
4pm. French Country
&. d•Ma,_. goodies. DEE TO YOU 6022 110 ~ Tr••1• •
Sale Sit t 5-1.-New/
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..,. 10:30AM 12:00PM lt•m•. 3801 Laka Ave.
S•lUfdaya-Only. .All leo4'els and agas. &•I• Sal/1 7 :30am .
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'call. -tar 7pm . 'condl allp avllable.
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garage sa le early
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1985 CADILLAC
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UNIVERSITY
HIU.TOP MANOll
Enjoy tennis. rtdJng, swimming. vol-
leyball. majestic equestrian estate '
With riding arena, corral, barn. Pool,
spa. gazebo. Orchard. Main house
plus guest house. Reduced to .
$1,995,000. Hunyl
SlCLUDU> VALLEY .
Ave Acres In laguM Beach. overlook-
ing the lovely Laguna coastline, fairy
tale perfect. This rare·property now
has seven quaint cottages. but the
value Is In the spectacUlar location
and land. Call for detaJls. ·
. $ l ,295,000
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OUTSTANDING COASTAL VllWS Sii-DOWN CATALINA VIJWS
Slngle-level Spanlst't hacienda h'W' on AboUnd from your living room, dining
a hill In Laguna Beach. Architect s room and master. Cozy famJly room ·
home In an exduslve private setting and 2 ftreplaces In this slngle°-level
with unique Indoor/outdoor pool. home. Lots of pados • ..entertaJnment
$649,000' areas, spa" plus coOf garden atrium".'
$640,000
ON Dff. BEACH
Incredible oceanfront estate In West
Newport. Intriguing ftoor plan featur-
ing slx bedrooms, ftve baths. Cbm-
pletely remodel~ In 1990. Surf at
your front steps! A rare opportunity
at. $ l , l 95,000
A MASTlllPl£Cl
1 ao· ocean view. Incredible home
with views from every room I ·Four
bedrooms. 4.5 baths. Large yard fac-
ing the ocean. with room for tennis
court and pool. $599,900
TROPICAL llf.SOllT
Follow Captain cook's odyssey to the Pacific
paradise ot Rarotonga. BUy a beach hotel wlth-
20 rooms and 2 restaurants for NZ
$1,S00,000. Add 2 aa~ beachfront. ad)a-•
cent, with plans lor 6 villas NZ $100.000.
Plus a 3-bedroom beach front house for
NZ$600,000 .
PRIM£ LOCATION .
Hard-to-ftnd single level ~an view
home with pool. Custom built, four
bedrooms. four baths. Minutes from
harbor, beaches, hotels ~ shopping.
$539,000
OCEAN. SINO, an UGHTS
Vlew5 rrom all rooms In this
~ ececutflle home. Pool
and spa, INse lot. Four bed-
rooms. three ~ths. custom qual·
lty throughout.. Mef,500
CAIAUllA 5UNSIT TUUIC lOCA1'ION lOCAJION-lOCA110N·lOCA1ION
BeKl'I. mws. golf. ~
~suite. view d hills. So" couae. ocean. A ptlsC1ne pro-
pefty ~It\ custom Cei.tures ttlrou&tlOUt. $114,500
....uaVA&l NU . ENIOY OC.lAN 1&11..U.S
RlllW.-Slr18le lewJ, Jour bedroom
dwmer"" DMa ~. Uke~
tw!W cocdtlon. with ~ wind-
ow. Pool. No "550CSatlon dual
$1Jf ...
~view Crom mo.t rooms In
this WJte, bflsht cheeful home across lom greenbelt. Four
bedrooms plUs t.mlly room.
formal dlhlns room. SJ4t,900
On aJl..de..wc. ~ loaded
street with ocean view. Four
bedlooms, two and ~hall
beths. ~~des. Nice
bid yard. <ieat ~
with tennis <X>UrtS. poofs and
spn. $329.000 -
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11.aD YOla DU.AM VACA110N llOMl
Beauttful.'818 Bear' lot. Architect owner hAs plAns. ~II Garry°'
subordln&le.. c.u today. $11.000
l_,lfMYWAY
Is wt\&t )'OU.II ans with this custom home ~ !'tans In progress.
or ••• abo purc:h&se the~ lot to p-eate you,r own ·esca~
and. •• do It )'GUI' WI)'. $119,000
5111111 5195 SAJdNG AWAY
from this unusual ~ Beld\ lot. May be purchased with~
cent lot. c.llfof~ $119,900
._.. PACIRC-VllW LOT
ln lowfy Llp\a Nlpd. n.t lot with Iona d~ """'" bring you
to • very ptv.ce estate to bultd )'OUI' dream home. $~,000
MONMCll P09ll' Hlah .-VMlor'l lot with ocell'I view. Miils for 6000 sq. ft. home. ~°inly ecc:hlnp for house or ccmmerdll. $J99,000
Ul«llO MGUEl ESTA1IS
n..t. ple-lhtiped lot ln cul-de-sac. Gated oommunl(y. Assumable
9oln. .......
for this fofmer modd. Evety-Year round fl-om this model per·
thing upgr~ Mlrro<ed dfnlng leer home. Whlte. light and
room, custom window~-br1ght. French doofs, receued
lngs. upgraded tk>o'1ns. bullt-lns spe.Uers Inside and out
and much more. Owner anxious Romantic spa. IUSh~ &..
to sell. Just limd $159,900 pr~ hardsape. Close
to DiN Point Hatbor. $Ul.OOO •
for information (J n tltese and otlter properties caff ~S 9-S 90l' G::r
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New Listings
Big CUyo11 Cutom • Captf\tatins cus-
tom~ & built by Fari. Views!
Gray & Bibb $3. I 57.ooo
Costa M esa R-2 JOST LISTED!
Great opportunity! Two side-by-side
properties In· Costa Mesa One with 3
~droom house. One with two 2-~d
room houses. Use or b~lld to suit. _sno.ooo & $2•2.000 fllM
tulle ~tephenSOft
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. 5 7 Eme.rald Bay
"The .Property of a Lifetime!"
_ Now-$ t ,495-!>_QO .
Ideally situated oh over 120 feet of -·
frontllge, this prope_rty offers spectacular
views of Emerald Bay Beach , Emerald ·
Bay Green, and Emerald Bay Canyon : . ' V{alk out your fro11t door·to t~e beach ·
.and/or the park and tennis . · · . ·
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Family home.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths
$399,000
BAYFRONT LEAsE
Perfect for summer.
Walk to all.
$I 0,000 per month
. '_,.
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MiclterRowe
759 ... 3789
. SOPHISTl~TED CONTE~PORARY IN
~XCLUSIVE EMERALD .BAY
-• Master suJ ~ith deck and entertainment center
•Children's suite with pfayroom and maid's quarters
• Guest suite with sjtting room and fireplace
• Fabulous yiews throughout
$2,500,000
EXECUTIVE HOME
Totally walled. Sound system.
Great patio.
$359,000
IVY CoVERED Co1TACE
Priced to sell. Lovely neighborhood.
3 bed rooms and family room.
$'.J99,500
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P ERFECT HOME ON T HE TURNING· BASIN
• Private beach -sunset views
• 3 bedrooms, 4 baths
•Dock space
$1 ,550,000
ROnda H .ein
Betlcfi and Bay Specialist
759-3797
·· . · Direct l,.ine
NEW LISTING
OCEANFRONT UNITS ' $1 ,095,000
Mint-condition :duplex right on the sand. Spacious
units; 3 bedrootn, 2 bath & 2 bedroom, 2 bath.
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OCEANFRONT SHOWPLACE
$1 ,275,000
On a prime corner lot, this home
features 3 bedrooms plus
den/office and a large rooftop deck.
Ocean & Catalina views
frorn each of its three stories.
OCEANFRONT OPPORTUNITY $899,000
Two units, each 2 bedroom, right on the sand.
Use as duplex or remodel to single family.
Owner will consider desert tr~de.
644~1600
OPPORTUNITIES
NEW LISTING!
NEWPORT I BALBOA
PENINSULA •'
· Charming 2 bedroom cottage.
112 block to great beach Ideal
starter home. or "getaway" at
the beach $299,000
BEACH DUPLEX
Just 1/2 block to beach, total-
ly built-out two story building
features 2 large 3 bedroom
units. Great investment. o r
live in one and enjoy rental
Income too! $425,000
CUSTOM CANAL FRONT
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Large upgraded 4 bedroom,
2. 5 b ath home with great
view. OlJiet residential
'neighborhood close to best
beaches $439,000
CANNERY VILLAGE
Unique opportunity to live &
work i n Cannery Village.
Upper unit is very large
2 -bedroom + fami4t-r.QO.m..,.
home; lower level may be
commercial. retail, or food
se.rvice. 3 buildings -avail-
able separately. $189,000
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NEWLY LISTED -' OPEN SUNDAY I :00 P.M .... 4:00 P.M.
2 I I Via Eboli . .
Contemporary Mediterranean 4· bedroom on 35 foot lot. Sm~rt and sophisticated strata hom7. L1g~t a.nd bnght
with many architectural accents. State-of-the-art kitchen, museum lighting for artwork, den with built-an .
entertainment center. Great beach community with clubhouse and summer sailing program. Walk to charmmg
Lido village. shopping and dining. ·
. $695,000
THE BLUFFS
307 Esquina . ·
Ultimate beach-bay view and wo nderful end unit/greenbelt view. Complete privacy -no rooftops. Spect~cular
location. 3 bedroom Delores model expanded to create family roorn with full bay view. Large dining room. Marble
entry and stairs. New wood windows and sliding doors. Wrap around spacious patio for entertaining. You must see
it. One of a kind an~ vacant, and ready for immed iate occupancy. ·
BELCOURT
7 Cheshire
$52·9,000
One of the largest properties in Newport Beach in one of the loveliest communities. Fantastic estate with gardens
and manicured grounds surrounding magnificent pool. A grand foyer with winding staircase. Step-down living
room, cozy libra·ry. magnificent formal d ining room, over-s iz.ed family/play room, chef's drear:n kitchen, 4 "plus"
bedroom suites and 5 car garag-e . Recent construction. Beautifully designed and decorated. This home has it all!
BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT
1305 North Bayfront
$3,100,000
Beautifully constructed 2 years ago. 3 bedroom Mediterranean Villa on the North Bayfront. Open and airy "great
room" wtth limestone floors, built-in entertainment center. conternporary stone fireplace. ceiling lighting, and
glass block wall. Granite state-of-the-art kitchen, large master suite with sitting room. inside laun.dry, powder
room, top-floor viewing decks, 2 car garage. Private beach, dock and side tie. .
HARBOR RIDGE TOWNHOME
42 Vienna
$1,490,000
Best buy. in Newport Beach. Lowest priced home in Harbor Ridge. Dynasty model in great-condition. End unit on
private drive. Light and bright spacious 2 bedroom with formal dining, entertainment room, breakfast room,
secluded courtyar~ and decks for sunning and picnics. Gated community with pool and tennis courts. Lovely vista
and night light views. Very serene and quiet se~ing. Great value! .
$399,000.-
BIG CANYON TOWNHOME
22 Rue Villars ...
Wonderful updated 3 bedroom home on the golf oourse. ~utiful views~ livir)g room, dining room and master: Quiet
OJl-de--sac location on 5th fairway. Dramatic 2 story IMng room with high windows for maximum light Newly redone
kitchen/family room with used brick fl replace, bookcases, hardwood floors. Lovely master suite with all new marble bath
and huge walk-in closet Large brick wrap around patio and pool on viewsJde. Traditional dea>rand turnkeyoondrtion. ·
-. $975,000
HARBOR VIEW HILLS BROADMOOR
2507 Bluewater
.. Small community of special homes. Quiet cul-de-sac. Large vie~ lot Complete privacy. 5 bedroom home with
formal dining, large living room, family room, 3 bedroom children's wing, ,separate master, and media or guest
Lovely lawn and garden. Secluded patio for outdoor dining. Large entry hall for entertaining. Eltposed hlch beam
ceilings, wood doors and windows. Mexican pavers. Great neighborhood, schools and shopping. •
$719,000
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JERRY FlNSTER
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SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE ..
759..-3750
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Big Canyon's best view!
SHIRLEY HARRIS
759 ... 3727
Incredible 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath architectural j~wel.
)IM KLINE
759 ... 3771
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DESIGNS FOR LIVING '95
SI ,\ 1~1 ·\ \/) l.J \SJ
Pro/ decorated 46R. 3.SBA w I ma!>tcr suite un I ~t k' cl
Eum kitclwn, hu~c film1ly mom, forma1 hbrM\' I den
Lu..h re.ir yard w I p.•11. 'pol and L'Tllt'l't.lllllllg an·,1 Pnced to sell Now $1,390,000
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Mlgru.fiCt'ntly appomted SBR. 4.SBA w /library. elevalO(.
2 stMrways. QttaSe room + m/suit.e oo Isl ~cl Gour-
met kit.. 6utlrrs SttVlng room &r cul de~ knbon. • OFFEllED AT 52,190,000
HARBl)R VIE\'\1
Seller Bought Another
Premium
Location
Totally rebuilt
SBR, 3.SBA with
attention to
detail.
Gorgeous
hardwood
floors, gourmet
kitchen, Pella
windows and
childrens play room. Exquisite master
suite. Walk to park & schools.
Call to see today!
Reduced for Immediate Sale.
WAS NOW $849 900
~t Moun~in Ir Tcmtorial ~ Build your
dream home now Pbns included with pu~ and ~ady 10 go! Pl'K'l'd to ~U now Rs lot value in New-
port Coast . Only $&49,000
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David Wong tops in listing$·
A six-year real estate
veteran, Wong has
received numerous awards
Bob Le Fever. prei.idenl of C~dwcll
Ban ler Southern CaJifomia. '' pleai.ed to
Jnnouncc Dave Wong ha.\ twice been the
lop ~nt for 11,ting!> taken 10 the Ne~pon
B\!al...h office. .
Dunng hii. five-year a~i.tlCialloo wilh
C 1ldwcll Banker. Wong ha-. been named
Top Rclocalt00 Agenl and Senior Sale'
A'Micialc He has abo been a member of
the PreMdent\ Club for two years.
Wong. who has managed to :-uccccd C\CO
Junng the n..-ccnl downwaril Irena l'n real
c'tate value~. ii. optimistic a~t the futun:
"Recent activily is on the rise," ~id
Wong. a Newport beach resident. "r feel
low.er intc~ rates are a factor. but also
bc<:au...e these next few months are the mol>I
a<:Live for home sales."
Wong !>aid sellers who have priced their
~>me' in accordancc with the chang~ in the
Robert Arrogoni, president of Coldwell
Bonker Residential Real Estate, Bob
lefe¥er, president Southern California,
Dove Wong, senior soles associate,
Newport Beach
marle1 Jte !he: onel. \\ho arc 'u"·cc .... ,ful an
!telling •
"Buye~ arc al!>O confidenl Orange County
i!> i.1111 a wonderfw-place Ill h'c." Wong \aid.
Call Da~Ul Wong of Coldwell Ba/Iker
Newpon Beach, (800) 610-6928.
Kay Ranger welcomed to
The Prudential California
Realty Newport Beach office
An experienced Realtor,
Ranger will team with
Darell Bryan ·
Max me Manager. braoch ntJnJgcr 111 The
Pruden11aJ California Re all)'·' Ney. port
Beach office " pleased ht Y.clwmc KJ}
Ranger.
Ranger. who ha~ lived anc.I wuri..cd 111 the
Newport Beach community tor more than :W
years. 'pe<:1ali~ an bayfroot propert11:'
along Wlth all of Newport Bea<:h and Corona
dcl Mar.
An I I -year real eMate 'r'l'leran. Ranger ha'
i..een negotiatmg i.lill~. a rnmprehen'i' e
~nowledge of contract!> an<l an e\pt:rll!>i! an
the Lran!>aet1on ~·
'1llc real estate salei. bu,mc" " reall >
about problem solving:· \he \a1d. "I h'>ten In
what my dienh
de,1rc anc.I P"'' 1dc ~ •
lhem ~11h the
mfonnat1on In
m.:h1e"c the
dc,ired re'ulh ..
Ranger mil\ ed
ht The Prudenllal
to team ~1th
D.ircll Bf) an. a·
native Californian
who gre~ up an
Nev. pon BcJ1.:h
Kay Ranger He "cnn,1dered
an e:itpert an !\land and tlayfmnt propen1e'
The 1~0 have combined force' to offer !heir
client' rnall1mum real C\tale i.cn1cc~.
Call Kay Ranger at Th" Prudential
California Rtalty Newport Beach office,
(714) 759-66()().
A landmark castle M:ignificent CU!>lOm estate with panoramic view' of the ~:e.111
harbor and city light~. Located in the presrigiou!., private gated communitY,.of Ha rbor
Ridge in Newport Beach.
Recently reduced $300.000 to $2.695 million. thil> landmark c~tle ha about 8.SOO
~uare feet of quahty lath and pli!!>ter construction. late ~f. beveled nnd leaded
window.,, ix fireplaces. r.ix-car garage with limousine space and a pied motor cou11
0c .. 1gned for elegant entertaining and comfortable famHy living. the six-bedroom.
M:Ven-bath home features a grand reception hall with a marble Ooor and imported <.:')'~I.ti
chandelier. There i<; a huge family room with a cast iron English antique fireplace anti 11al..
floor. a gounnet kitchen with limestqne fireplace and hand-painted ceiling~. The .
e,pan.,.ve m~ter suuc has a sining area. pnme ocean view. fireplace, balcony and IJrgi:
m~1er bath with imported marble. An elegant library has coffered ceilings. built-in' .111d ,1
full bath.
Other fc:itures include an elevator, wmc cellar and self-contained !-tlaff quartl'r' 'Wllh
kitchen. living room, hedroom and tx1th. A 40-foot lap pool. spa. patio" and gra!.'Y pl.i}
area add to the.amemtie' of the fine property. _
Call Carol Btrg of Coast Newport Properties, 4 Civic Plaza, Suilti 26(), Ntwp(Jrf
Beach. (714) 6-14-1600.
JoAnn Kin.g ioins Coldwell
Banker Newport Beach
F I K. 'T vc JOllle<l . ormer y, ing was an force\ "llh them
entrepreneur in the custom 1>ccau-.c l'' 1hl·11
a~lute invitation and fine P!"fcssion.ill'm high level 111 reJI statior1ery business estale expcnCllll' lllld tremendou'
Chene HartmJn. branch manager uf
ColdY.ell Banker Newport Beach office.
rel'entl) annoum:cd the add1t1on ur JoAnn
Km~ to the '>laff of ~ale., a~'ocialc\.
ln uddilion to her affiliation with
Coldwell Banker. King ha..' become un
J\\OCiale of the Marcia and Robert Bent-.
'ale' team at Coldwell Banker Newport
Beach
re'pect ~11hm lhl·
Nev.port beJ\.h
1.'(lnlmUnll\ ... 'hl'
o,aid. •
Prior lo
JoAnn King beginnLQg her
real estale career. King pent I 5 yearo, "' Jn
entrepreneur in the cu tom in"itation .me.I
fine tat1onery busmc ~ ~rving Newpon
Beach and Long Bc:tch.
Waterfront Homes' agent speaks at association meeting
A former high school and college football coach c'~ate bu .. inc ... , to
King graduated from Cal State Long
Beach With a b3chelor's degree in Engh'h
lit.cratOre and education aod continued nn 111 •
receive a teaching credential. She re\1de' 111
Corona dcl Mar with her hu band. Dr Don
King. Bill Feeney plays by the rules ' , ~~u~~~~~"111i-
dunng h1!-t fonner
coachiqg career. Succes<;ful Realtor Bill Feeney wa. ...
...elected to 'ipcll on Secret., of the
Superstars. at the Newport-M~a
Association of Realtors general
· membership meeting held recently at
the Balboa Bay Club.
With more than $35 million
an sales made by his
Waterfront Homes· tea.m
last year. Feeney was
recognired by the
association as a rare
and gifted professional
in the industry.
.. Mr. Fecney's outstanding
track record and his no-
nonsense appcoach to this
business made him an ideal choice,"
..aid Patricia R. Moore. executive vice •
president of the Newport-Mesa
Ai.social.ion of Realtors. "His vast
knowledge and ellperl1i.e makes rum uniquely
qualified to offer guidance and insight about
ou r indu,try."
Al lhe engagement lhe fonncr high
school and junior college football coach
fielded queslioni. about his approach
to real estate.
"'The ~ret of thi)) bu ines!t is
there arc oo secrets,·· Feeney
-said. "My track record and
longevity are a reflection
of my commitment to ·
developing long-term
business relationships in
our community .
"&tablishing such genuine
relotionshj~ with clients. as
<>s>i;><>sed to uttlizlna a hit aod run
technique, helps ensure a ucccssful
career in thi!. field."
Feeney also creditedhi uccess in thC real
..
"l belie\e my
~hievement.s are
djrcctJy
aUributa ble to
consiMcnt4'
following the
imple principlei.
inherent in nil , Bill Feeney successful
athJctic teams and business," he said. "In
order to uccecd, one must hllve a gu.mc
plan , play by the rule • generate team spirit.
establi ha positi"e attitude and persc .. ere
through adven;ity."
Feeney resides in Newpon Beach nnd hb
~n Waterfront Hornes· overall top
~for the last eight yem. ·
Oii llUI Fe1nq Ill ft!c*rfront Ho.en,
UM W. Coast HiPwttJ, Newport Bttldt,
''"' tJJ-1#0.
In addition-to sharing quaJity time Wilh
her fnmily, King i involved oo I.he
leaden.hip board of Women of Vi ion. :i
Christian outreach mfoi try committed 10
helping women and their f:unili~. both
domestically and in the developing world.
"My passion is people," she·said.
"Whether at home, in my real c~tc
profc ion 9f' in my activities. I enjoy people
and want to serve them to the very be t of
my talents and abllity ...
b
BalboaI~land Realty
673-8700 ··
BALBOA ISLAND
Brand New Custom Home
• Spac.:111u' N l'W Custnm l>upk'
• Fahulou.s Locat11111 ·
• Superior Craf1sm;u1'h1p
•Luxury /\nicn111c:-. ·1 hn111gh11u1
$926,000
Call Alu e Brownell ~ f>75-<J5H5
BALBOA ISLAND
~xcellent Income Duplex
• Outstan<l111g Locauon Just Steps
To South Baylront
• Excd k nt R..:mal I hshlne'
C.)n Bnth Units --\ hr, 2 ha each
'8H,888 $795,000
C<1 /I Bers1• Bowl <i!' 67 J-H7()()
BALBOA ISLAND
Quaint Island Cottage
•I tx:auolt! C'llann' Strl'l't Ap~al!
• Bcdullfull y lkcoratc<l 4 Br. 2 B.t I lrnlll'
• Wdl M a1ntruncd C'ottilgc On
lh~hly !Xs1rJhk 100 Bh>d:
1818,866 $676,000
Call Alu e Brm-.nell ~ f>7 J-8700
BALBOA ISLAND
Not Too Bigt Not Too Small
•Channing 2 Bedroom. 2 Bat h Cottage
• Built New In 11NO •
•Custom Des1gn<<l Thn1ugh11u1
• Turnkey{'ondt11on. Move Righi In
Cal/Jake Klohr Cd 631-0111 J
BALBOA ISLAND
Delightful hland Cottage .
• DcSfrable Quiet Luc· 1(11l
• Spacious 4 Br From Hnusc + J Br Apt
•New-Roof On Fmm lluuse
• EnJOy Balboa Islam.I L1fo..;1ylc Year Roull<J
., .. .., U'll,000
Newport Propenies
673-2509
WALTER MITCHELL
· Do business on ti: friendly basis.... · ·
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• •
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MARCIA DOSSEY
Pager: 509-3707
·"Consistent Top Producer"
• Pricing Consideration .
• M~~t Preparation .
• Med.ia A~vertising -
• Nationally Ac~laimed Compciny
Network & SuppoJt . .
CURRENT OFFERINGS BY MARCIA:
Affordable Bayfront Living--'
Main Channel
4 bdrm, 3 ba older waterfront home.
~emodel to your individual taste. 3
. docks for 50' boats.
' . $1,050,QOQ
. Contemporary Lido Bayfront
Recentl U aded
3 bdnriS, 3 ·run ba, 2.s half b~ 2 docks
for 55' boats. Elevato~ huge
waterfront entertaining decl<.
$1,895;<JOO
THREE BEDROOM BAYFRONT. Located near
Udo Village with a boat slip available. Tran-
quil bay view from several rooms. Submit your
offer!
Reduced to: $575,000
RON TAYLOR 509-S7S7
TQWNHOUSE sTYLE '
DUPl..EX NF.AR SAND ••• $399.000
Ideal as SLrmler/v.Wlter rental or concb oonversion. ~ ~ 2BR l.l'lit ;..ast 7 hou;es fran the beach. 4<:ar parmg Owner may~ 1 <m. l...oC2tion ard Valle
BEACH COTIAGE
ON 11IE POINT $378.000
Two bdrm oonagelocated on "L" SUeet Pk on Penl'l Pt
wl\,ear-round ~ patio & deck alxM? garage. Home wAots of possitility. Being sok:I 'AS rs· A rare
oppo!1\.D1lty to ruy into this establlshed comm.inlty
GRAND COONTRY MANOR
OVER 5900 SQ. FT. $1.S80Mll
Magnlflcent Stonerldge 4BR. 4.SBA estate W/(Netl/
amenity you can Imagine. OJer 5900 sq ft of ~nl
M-g FrOm the elegant marble formal~ to the fuly landscaped Ql'(Ulds you 1 enjoy this setting You
need to gee this exceptional home t ! •
SEU.ER TllA.NSFEllRED MUST SEU.. •• $182,900
Walk to the beach fran this ~ 2BR penthouse ~
gated oomTUli1y with assoc. tervlis, pool & spa. Peek
ocean \4ew fran balcony. Marble entiy + other wstom
HtJGE POOi. HOME Wl11I
BAYIPAllKICITY UGHTS VlJ $899.900
5p!ldous 5BR. SBA home fe.atuing a marble enby
w/minored wals & grand stah'case ~ to t'IJQe
master retreat. Paneledbary, 3 marble frpls. ceramic We
~ ldkhe.n has granite counUrtlps. A very private
feel w/large pool & spa.
THIS COULD BE YOUR VIEW for under
$800,000. A spacious SBR, 3BA. fam nn. & •
din. nn. In a flexible, livable floorplan.
Offered at: $798,000
DAYNA !£1111 651-4610
A LOT OF HOUSE FOR
ONLY ••• $479.000
c.onsider this beautiful>y cared for 4BR home w/famity
room. ~room. French cb>rs. 2 frpls. rustom • cabinets & . bay IMndcMi in f9t.. lo..0y ~
enby. 2 patios. · trees + a spa In the back ~ Your
dreams can come bue'
PENINSlJ1A POINT
.SPACIOUS HOME $798.000
Large 5BR. 3BA home featuring den. dining rm. family
rm & a great entertalni'lg patio with a fire pd LcM?ly
bay vie\.Ys from upper level. A must see.
BAYFRONT SACRmCE
A.1.T.D. AVAllABLE $575,000
Views of Udo Bay, Udo Isle. city 5ghts ·& mou'ltans.
t attention to interior detail ind artisan cabirieby & ~ facades F.asy sb'9e level floorplan Boat 5'i:> to
30 ai.eilable. Lease option possible.
MAKE YOOR OFFER!
MOVE RIGHT IN. $262,900
Divorce fora!S sale of this spacious l..akelA.ood Ponderosa
home on a auiet street. Just 11 ~ ~ & ready to
move Of# Inf 38R + 9JUPOIT\. ?~~BA 2-s1ofy floorplan. Excelent time to ruy for lrder $300K.
BAYFRONT IDGHRISE
WXIJRV FOR LESS $498,000
Stmning bayfront w\magnifioent viev.15. Wal< to
oc.earvbay/shops in the UOO Vallage Total; upgraded
resides a Boat s&p ~ for rent also. __
WALK TO THE BEACH. Ught/bright comer
28R ln gated community w/tennls court, pool,
spa & lovely grounds. Peek ocn view from
balcony.
Just Usted at: $182,900
4
TOWNHOUSE STYLE DlJPlEX
EASY CONDO CONVERT ••• $399.000
kiea1 side-Wside l.l'lits w/<kar prkng. Vay good upside
potential lne beach is only 7 houses <may. Clreat a!>
Sl.ITllllef/winter unset Front decks & rear patios 11 each
uinrt. Owner may carTy l(J)(,
MAGNIFICENT TENNIS
ESTATE FOR S2.890MIL
Magiific:ent 5BR. 6BA rasiclence.~ ~ ht tech
electronic systems & lighting . heated pool/~. bgh~
tenrus <XUl t...age entertaining terrace. 2-stocy ga7Jebo
w/maids qtrs.. chik:lren ·s · ~. stunning aty.
DREAMY SUNSETS FROM OCEANFRONT CORNER $775.000
Here's yo.s chance to b.iild new Oceanfront comer
w/Southwest exposure for fablh.ts SIJlSe'tS! Located
between the Newport & Baboa Piers on prime 35 x 60'
ocean frontage. Wal< ~e! Don't waste another
minute. cal to see this terrific vaLe today
BEAT ~ BANJO
ALMOST NEW ONLY $345.0QO
Large & airy 4BR. 3BA home in gated comm.nty
fean.lng rock formation spa overfb.ving into beautiful
poci w\electric ro.ter Din rm • fam rm & a 3-<:ar
garage. Cal for further information
BIGUDOISLE
BAYFRONT + DOCK NOW $1.895MD.
Large ent~ home pb ~ bayfront deck &
room for a 55 ~t, rUne:rous des9ier detaib,
clevator & snning wet bar A great Udo lsie s1reet
BEAl1T1Fl.JUY MAINTAINED 4BR heme w/fam
rm., din rm., Fr doors. 2 patios, fruit trtU +
bKk yard ... l...uth ~. Mow t1gtlt tnl Reduced to: $4?9,000
11(4EMI TA\'l.Oa 67S-7300
Grand opening plans are set for the
newest release of homes at San Clemente's
Del Cabo neighborhood. The gated. hilltop
property is located in the planned
community of Forster Ranch. minutes from
Dana Poinl Harbor. -
Four ocean-view homes in the late I
phase were reserved by families during the
pre-~ale opening I~ weekend. The home-
buyer:. came from Atlanta. Georgia. Los
Angck,, 1-rvine and Pasadena.
"Dd.Cabo offe~ so much value that
we· re getting buyers from all over." said
~'lie Fairbank\. the neighbOrhood':. on-sile
i.alc:. repre:.chtalive.
Prices.~lart at $319.990 and the homes
hJve O\'er 3.000 MjUare feel of hving area.
up 10 'iix bedrooms and large yards.
.. You \Imply can't find values like this
Jnywhere but here," added Fairl>anh.
With fam1ly room.'i, bonu~ roo~"· den:..
1hree-car garage~ and spectacular &:can
'1ew,. Del Cabo ii. auractive to farnili~
k1ol..1ng for a home with lots of rOQm.
.. II\ J great ne1ghoorhood for familie,."
'J1d Fairbank'> ... E,ery home ison·a private
\.Ui-de-~c and the entire community i'i
ga1ed \l) parcnto; apprec_1ate the privacy and
"ecunl)' lhl\ offer.... lllere are highly rated.
new ~hool:. nearby and the city'" beache'
and par!..' pm' 1de loL-. of recr:eation and
'port' activitie~ for children. tel():·
Del Cabo I\ :-itua1ed on nearly 70 acre' <>t
propcny and will offer a 1otul of ju:-.t .50
home' .. We enJt'Y the lowe<;t dcn,ity uf any
neighborhood in our area.~· ... aid Fairbank,.
..
"Most of the landsc pc i kept in its oaturaJ
state, perfect for kids to eJCplorc and hike."
The 180-degrce panoramic views from
home include wide. ocean vistas.
Saddleb4ck Mountain. the golf course and
lights of the Forster Ranch valley.
· The homes f caturc cla.'iSic C;ilifomia
architecture highlighted by window shunecs,
wood rafters and window shelves, view
decks ahd genuine clay tile roof:.. Each home .
has direct ucces. to a tbree-car garage with
roll-up doors.
lntenor appointments include family
morns with wood-burning fireplaces and
every master bedroom include!> a fireplace
remotely controlled from the master bed.
Kitchens feature Europcan·st>'le cabinetry
with laminated interioN. ceramic tile counter
tops. two large 30-inch wide O\en . built-in
microwave. four-burner )Ca)ed glass-top gao;
nmge. stainle.;s <;tecl hood with warming
light'>. tnple 'inl . and energy -sa\ing
dishwasher. In each home. a breakfast nook
adjoin:. the kitchen.
Master bedroom' mdude '>pa<:iou' walk-in
clo..eL'> and volumt" ceiling,, Ma\ter bath~ ·
feature '>uparate gla\,·enclo-.ed ceramic tiled
!>hower;. O\al con,loured tubs. two sink!> and
ceramic; tile counter top<.. E\ery home has an
interior laundry rt\\lm with plenty of cabinet ·
'pace. •
The 1wo-Mory Plan Two feature' three to
five bedroom'> and three full bath' to 3.087
'quare leet. A count ry -,1ylc kitchen,
adjoining the family room. open' tu thi: rear
pat1n area Jnd offer' hilhidi:. va lley and
ocean views. A large bonus room upstairs
ca.n be an office. childr~o·s study or
entertainment room.
The Plan Three. with 3.350 ~uare feet
offers foUI' to six bedroom'> and three bath,.
One of the bedrooms and a bath is on the
fi rst floor and can be a gue\t room or maid's
quarten.. A crafl!lman ·">tyle '>la1rc~ w11h an
oak railing lead..; IO the !>CCOnd level. lln\
newly expanded floor plan now include.\ u
library room with balcony lof1 overlooldng
the eotry.
. Appointment\ in the home" mclude
recessed kitchen and hallway lights. rai-.ed
panel doori.. custom baseboard' and door
molding. butted-glaso; comer window~ and
raised entriei.. The homes exceed current
-energy-saving requiremcnb and feature
added insulation. an efficient water healer
and a natural gas-forced air heating "Y"tcm.
For security. each home include~ a fire
panoramic views.
protection sp!lnklcr system and !>moke
detectors.
Del Cabo rs a private.' gated commun1t\ ut
50 homes. Two-third of the seventy acre",
remain in its natural late.
There will ~three private park\ within
the neighborhood with barbecue-; and p1~l!ll J
areas for the use of Del Cabo ·re~idenl\ Jnc]'v"'
gue ~-
To vi\it Del Cabo. take lnten.tat().5 to 5Jn
Clemente'~ Camino de Estrella exit. Tum
inJand and the street becomes Camin<1 de
Loi. Mnres. Continue to Portico del Sur. turn
lef1to Sombrcado. tum left to Altura and ll'f1
to the Del Cabo model comple\-al the top 111
the hill.
Three model homei. are open from IO" m
to du'>t daily. except Monday when the hour'
are noon to du\k. For more information. l·.111
(7 14) 361-0674.
Cracks and leaks have board -of directors seeing dollar signs
Dear Hotline:
A \ a member of our 3.\Mleialion's board of
director.... I ha\e heard re,idenl<; reporting
large cracks m their garage slab~ along with
water leaks inside the condominium'i. Our
community b only five years old and no one
know' where the crack\ ot water is coming
from We arc afraid Lo conducran expert
1n\<C\Ugation because we might find a co tJy
problem. However. we also want to comply
with our duties as board members. What
.;hould we do?
Dear Worried:
The board of directors should not ignore
reports of problem . Board members have
certain fiduciary dutie • including a
re ponsibiJJty to inv~tigate reports of
damage caused by Common Area
deficicnci~. If the board does not comply,
the individual board members may be liable
for any damage cau$Cd by the board's
failure to comply with its duties .. ln addition.
the corporation may be liable. The
reasonable choice would be co COOM!lt with
a~fessionals and conduct a 1 " inve5ti~ The board can
then make dcci. ion• ba.~ upon the • :i>i t~
rnf(lnnalllln recel\~d.
The gm em mg documenti. for a common
1n1ere~1 development U'>Ually set forth certain
duue-; on behalf of the a.'>..oc1ation with
regard to maintenance. repair and replace of
common area componen~. Governing
document' mclude the Articles df
Incorporation. Bylaw and DccJaration of
Covenants. Condition. and Restrictionii for
a particular development. The common
area of the development i!> usuaUy
defined in the governing documents.
The governing documents may
also l\Ct forth the maintenance.
repair or replacement dutiei.
on behalf of the
part of the association and the board.
Corporations Code Section 7231 i.ets forth
tbc genera] standard of conduct which
members of the board must meet in
performing its duties. Thi <;ection provide!>,
m part, that a. member of the board, in
perfonning hi~ duties mu't act".. in a
manner such director believes to be in the
bei.t interests of the corporation and with
:;uch care, including reasonftble inquiry,
as an ordinarily prudent perSon in a
like po ition would use under
i>imilar circumstances."
~sociation for areas
which arc not part of
the common area
In order to
comply with
these
fiduciary
duties. a
rcasonabre
investigation of
"Civil Code Section
1364 provides the
association is
responsible for
repairing, replacin9
or maintaining ·fhe
Ill
Subsection (b) of Section
7231 provide a director.
in perl'orming his duties
• ... hall be entitled
&o rely on
information.
opinionc;,
reports or
statements
.. in caeb
case
prepared or
presented by: ...
reported problem is common areas ... pinscL •
ot\cn required to
detcnnine the nature and
scope of the problem and ny
needed rcmedjal action.
Civil Code Section 1364 provides
the associqti<>n is rcspon11ible for
rcpaJring, replacing or mamtainina.Jhc
common areP (other than exclusive use
eommon treas) iftbe gov~ itOaunents m Uent 0111be imae. A reuo..blt
invntiptiQn Of~ prubliml is ofielf
required lO cOmPIY with dlls...., duly.
Portion" of lht c~ COde 1or
Cali(omia are even mote sPecifk widl
rcganl ro tht duty or invc..,..lpdan an the
independent •
accountlllll\ or other
pcr.;on. as to matters which
the director believes to be
within such J>C.™)n ' profeS$ional
or expert competence.•
S«tion 7231 crcMa a dur:y on die
pan of the boll1I of diftlCtot'I~' rasoaable iaweidpqon of die re
~lemj in die COHlllllOft ll'el decisions
" concemiD1,.. IDd mM•llMo"ll cm't bC
INide widM1at WonnllMla ~ ....
Dilhft, :.:· medk>cl o( rqmr Ind Cllll °' ~rfot ~rr•· ·Aaialil;MillJt~1.i1 J
prvatJll ~in )'CM boifd'A ~ }W
no alternative but to obwit\.further
information about the problems. Subsection
(b) of Section 7231 say your board can rd)
11pon reports. information and advice
provided by pc~ns whjcb the director\
reasonably bel.ieve to be within that pcl'\on\
profe sion?I or expert competence. 4'Uch a~ a
quall1ied construction consultant and/or a
lawyer.
If the board of directors complies with
~tion 7231. individual board member\ will
be protected from liability. Your ftSsociution
should also be protected from liability.
Your board of directors hould seek
professional advice, including an anomey
and qualified construction expert. to perform
a_rcasonabJew~gation of the legal and
construction issues at your property and m
provide ldvice and reports to the board
ba!ied upon the uw~gation. Once a
rcasqmble invcstlgarion has been compkted.
the board should ellet"Ci~ • reasonable
~ioc judgment in the be\t intc~ of the
• associ9J]on (Section 723 1).
' .
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· ti~da L.· Tasjlia_n8tti:
"I'll take Paris"
AGENCY:
The PrudentiaJ California ReaJty
JOBTJUE:
&late Homes Specialist
FARM AREA:
Coastal properties
HOW LONG WITH AGENCY:
2-1/2 years ·
CITY OF RESIDENCE:
Newport Beach "'
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Exercise. shopping and finding new
re taurants
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Exchange Club from France
LAST BOOK READ: MLS
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Abuse of any kind to any other living being.
whether human or animal.
HOW DO YOU DE.FlNE SUCCESS?
The fuJ.fill~ent of a dream and an ongoing
detennma11on to reach the stars.
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/taluns rtal utale ownen, broker, agt.nts,
marketing rtpnstntalivts, or any other
staff mtmbtrs you would lilct w highlight.
Wt encouragt you to stml a photo (black
and while, if possiblt), with company n(,{mt,
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BOB COLUCCIO:
Senior Marketing
Consultant ...
Res: 631 .. 1131
Pager: 576 .. 3198
Spectacular sunsets, crashing waves, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths
pl~s maids quarters. B}!lck bottom pool & steP.S to the
pnvate b~ch. ·
Lease for $1 1,200 pet month
Agents -demonstrate c~mmunity spirit 1 Maxine Mink
qwarded CRS
Designation
Coldwell Banke~ hosts monthly
breakfast' at local fitness club
The Corona dcl Mar Scenic 5K nnd 2
Mile Fun WaJk is over and the prize
awarded, but the good times till linger.
Coast ,Newport Properties spon~red the
race for the fourth consecutive year:
President Danny Bibb was honored to
present trophic to the winneB in each
category. There were 2.32S walkers and
runners ~beered on by onlookers. Local
restaurants upplicd delicious food and
festive mu jc added to the day's excitement.
All proceeds from the race ao to the
revitalilatioo of doWntoWi1 Corona del Mar
a:nd the youdt spottl ~*die City
of Ne~ Beach c--my Sen ices.
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Homes. currently
nvailable on
newsstands worldwide.
· With more than eight
years of professional
experience.
McNaughton
pecializcs in the
IU)(ury home market.
He has consi tenlly
been ranked in the top
l % nationally
throughout bi career.
Ktlll McNa1111tton
can bt naclttd at ColdwtU Banlctr Ntwport
Bu.cit, ('1U) 644-9060.
Sandy Adamek
homcowner's association. community chu rch
arid Orange County Industrial League.
For aU JOUr rtal tstalt nttds, caU Sandy
Adomtk at ColtlwtU Ba11ktr Cost.a Mtsa
offict (714) 668-9333. Col4weUIJanhr 1tas
lftOrt titan 2,400 officts and "'ort titan
57,()(JO soks associt&Rs U. Nonlt A.urica. •
In Cali/onei4, ColtlwtU Banktr luu •ort
titan 265 nsidt11tiol rtal tstaU ojJictS and
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resident for more than 20 years
Maxine Mink
Maxine Mink of
The PrudcnLial
Clliforma RcaJry
has been awarded
the Cem lied
Roiden1ial
Spec1aJi,t (CRSJ
[)e..1gnatton by rhe
Rc:.1denLial Salel.
Council of the
Re:iltor<. NariOOal
Ma.rke1ing
ln~iilule. an
affiliate of lhc
NaLionaJ rusocinuon of Realtm. Those
receiving the dc)1gnalJOA must complete IJ)C
required course offered by the Rc.,iden11al Sale~
Council and mu\t demoMtnlle ~ftc e:11penisc
in applt«l l'CSldcntial real csute marleting. Les~
than 3~ of all Rcall<n bold the dilih~.
Mink. who Jw 10 ye~ ol ~
~.is ~ for illlcMli¥e ~
anct qualify.wvice ... -. ~ n. 111
cxtaasivit lill ol lder'rak !11111 ... clittiu.
"The _. _. 0011CUM ol aty clitftl\ in
....... ~ISolRy~IOme."
• Slid. '"tllat •., fomiulM ~ ea:lll
tK'lfnc Ind°""~ Wliq9c. My ~\'C 10
tailor my NRcllftg proarm 10 11y ditftts' J*'icullr ~ .., .... ~ .
mnnitonag o{ the martcring process ... w1cb
cORliRuom coa1a1alcalioft with my cliem."
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MANOR BY TIIE SEA
limclCSl s(}'k and qualiry arc pl'C$Cnted in th.is C¥quisi~ rcmod·
d('d 3bd. 3ba home. Rich wood floors, step-down living room, brick
pauos, beau1iful landscaping on a double North Laguna loi.
$1,225,000 Ted Jarvis Code 713~7
LAGUNITA BY-Tim.sEA
A \.llndy belch, whircwa1cr and Cai:aJina sunser views ettalc ? dream
~ing fur 1his garcd oceanfront csucc. Exquki1c 4bd whi1c-on
wh11<' contemporary offers cndJo.s ameni1io and views.
$3,990,000 Marilyn Kershner Code 71207
BWfFS..MOVE RIGHT IN!
N~pon Beach. Fabulow 4bd, remodeled and in mint condition...
Fron1 dtt:k. back pat:iO with lush prdcn, end unit on cul-de-sac. •
$359,000 SalJ)C Shlpley Code.70597
. DOUBLE 10UR INV1?STMENT
Newer CdM ~ -can lcplly b( tplit into 2 condoc.. Cwtomiud
3br, 3.Sbe in &One • 2br, 2bl in badi. Rare 2 car garage with direct
ac:aaeK.h. ...
$699,900 Gisela Burmeister ~ 70887
HARBOR RIDGE
ESTATES
ExceptionaJ 4 br •• fumily
room with added loft.
Fabulous city !idles view.
Communjty pools, spas &
tennis and pnvau spa.
M.uilyn KCrsh ner
$799,4)00
Code 10937
DREAM FINANCING
0 DOWN • subject to lender approval. fkauciful set·
ting surrounded by parks & nature truls. Two MWrs, 2.5 baths, artaChed_garagc & inside laundry. . . ROy & Mary OSterfiout
$136,000 Code .70057 · ·
LOCATION, LOCATION
Sought after interior location. Generously sized 4bd,
• 2.5lla familr home. features refinished hardwood Boors and _privue cou~rd with hot tub.
Dana Black & LouAnne Rirtcy
$399.900 Code 70177
BAYCRFSr GFM ... Ideally located on quiet end of screct, this -O>a f.ami-•
ly home offers master + sitting room, 4 fireplaces,
private pool
Ted Jarvis
Pending s.ie $,37,000 Code 71457
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HARBOR IUGHLANDS lm~ly mainwned 5bd, 3ba DOOi home in p-cat no~rhOod. U~ded Aoorpfan with buih-ins. Manicured front ana back yards.
Dana Black & LOuAnnc Rittq -.......
$449,000 C.oclc 70S87
, . BAY lie SUNSET VIEW
Front row in prime location of original Bluffs: Ligbt
& bright end unit. A showcase. with sccuritr. 'Yltdll
and spaciow patio. ·
Sally Shjplcy
$469,000
BELCOURT
ELEGANCE
Gracious 5bd custom home with ocean vi"'. 4 car garage. Spacie>us._ li2ht and
fovely .. Also availa6le fur-
nished. ~
Belle Parrch
$1,695,000
Code 71147
EASJ'BUJFF HOME VIEW
Beautiful, sindc-lcvd 3bd with room to expand.
Gated entry. F'rcnch doors & window$ throug11ouc.
Near schools, shops _ & tennis.
M axine Propp
$S89,SOO Cock 70757
.NewpOrt Beach Office
«
23 Co.rporate Plaza, Suite 190 .
644~6200
3701 Lilac'l\ve Sat $420,000 B.J. Jobnbson
24972 'Rancho Clemente SIS $255,000 Claudette Taylor
26 Royal St. George SIS $2.295,000 Carol Allison
2525 Ocean Blvd. G-4 SIS $675,000 M21i Gulledge
401 Morning Star sis -$1,650,000 Rcttk/Petcnen·
11 Cambna Dr. SIS $799.500 Osterhout&
4 Sand Flower Ct. SIS $136,000 Osterhout&
23 Monaco SIS $899.000 Kris Peyton
2006 Beryl SIS $395.000 Blade/Riney
3750 Daffodil Ave. Sun $379,000 8.J. Johnson
717-7 I 7111 Heliotrope Sun $599.500 Sbatten
2525 Ocean Blvd .. D-4 Sun $595,000 Pem1ISbulcr
271 Lilac Ln Sun $31 2,000 Bob C>lucc:io
3 Rue SL Cloud Sun $875.000 thy Scbweic.lcen
15 Rue Vcrte Sun $1 ,350,000 . Paul Weight
I 05 Jumine Ocelc Dr. Sun 408,SOO ,Ann/Suzanne
219 Tustin AYC. Sun $550,000 Dahlia Shemtob
16 Roekingham Sun $1,695,000
3 Nortbbampton Sun $515,000
4601 Orrington Sun $87~.ooo Mike Smith
1 ~ 1..inciolta Ln. Sun $699,000
30 l Avmida Cerritos Sun U6S,oo0
2657 V"lllU OiDada Sun $429,000
WEST OCEANFRONT WATER'S EDGE
Sl)C(:t:lCUlar C>rona dd Mar rcsidena: on the bay.
2hd. 2ba with sleek, contemporary interiors. Pool,
spa facilities and awilable boa-t slip.
New 3bd, 3ba oc.eanfront residence with private roof-
top deck. Quality amenities including security and
sound systems.
Ann Peters til Suzanne Shuler Mali Gulledge
$675,000 Code 70847 . -
UNFOllGETTABLE VIEW
Captivating vicM of the ocean, harbot and Pdican
Hill ~t li~a. ~ uoOada shine through·
out thii POrWDOath ftiodcl .. r.rltu. take a look! o,_ at u.;..;. OstttbOUt '"'11 ...... ,_ CMe 7fl'JS7
$1,198,000 Code 71067
VERSAILLE ON TH£ FAillWAY
Spectacular setting overlooks the 4rh fairway. Tocally
customiud 4bd, 4.5ba home. Oversii.cd lot.
Traditiorial dea>r, skylighcs, 3. firepba:s, 50' pool,
lc)ydy ptivarc prdcns.
-"Jay &c M Osterhout $1."5,tlO ary Code 70167
HARBOit RIDGE ESTATES
RoU y u1 cbc view &om the ciry to tlX mountains to !he 1ea. Excq>tional 3bd. 2.5ba
home k.aturcs lots of decor ams and is pria:d to sdJ NOW!
$599,000 Carol Allison Code 70837
N lllAIJTY
Trad.Worul 3bd. 2..Sba htlmc1'fth gmd ~ar· Tam-key condition with skylights.
Fmich doois, shumrs, gourlOCt lcitC:hcn, ~ patios, spa and dry views + slice of
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$875,000 ,, Carol Allison Code 71537
SJ'UNNIN<WIEWS ~ views of ~ cocan. Caalina, city ligha &om this 5bd m guard-gated
Harbor Ridge. Owner cna.nskrrcd -must sell! ·
$899,000 Marcie Adler Code 7101 7
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Irvine. $309.000
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BAYCREST NORlll
Showroom condition. 3 Br. 2 Ba. home on
comulot.
..... 9.000
David McCulloch
., COSTA MESA.
Affordable 9 Br. 2 Ba. rinqle rtory on a
larqe lot with RV acce1a.
t209.000
Christy Lanqford
Vr L1A BALllO.l.
Luxuriou• ocean view condo in qated
comm. & great ammitiH,.
fl69,000
Judy Muncy
StAVIEW
Spar1'Hnq condition. a •unny 9 Br home
and well cared for qarden.
f699.000
Steve Sutherlen
HVNTlNOTON BtACH
In the heart of Olive Park 3 Bd.
2 Ba & custom landscape.
f299.000
Michael Dreyfus •
BAY8t(ORE8 -
Biq lot, custom lmchen, tropical qarden• &
... boat moorinq.
fl.200,000
Carol Mock
Saturday Open Hoµses
1:00 to 9:00 p .rn.
NEWPORT TtRRACE
7 Sundance. Kevin Kanda.
flSl,000
BPYOLASS HIU
8 Monterey. Don Olsorf.
f62S.OQO
COSTA MEI>.
2869 Ballow, Chri1ty Lanqford
f209,900
EAmtoE Cos'TA MESA
2299 La Playa Dr. North.
A!Uon McCormick, t299.900
Lroo Vu.v.oc
633 Lido Par1' Dr. •B-1.Judy Muncy,
f69S,OOO
Dovel 8HOUI
1910 Warwick Ln.. Verqilene Hult
fS99,000
I.mo l•t.1
203 Via Udo Soud. O'ette Steelberq.
fl.S99.000
129 Via Trinte. Velma Timmon•
f739,000
lA.GVNA BEACH
lS+ Cliff Drive, D'ette Steelberq,
f..S9,000
TnBLurrt
1993 Vllta Caudal, Gail York,
U39,000
BAYCIEST
1837 Tradcwincil. David McCulloch.
...a&.000
Harbor V i ew Hornes. $$39.000
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Sunday Op~n Houses ·
1:00 to 9:00 p .rn.
84YCREBT
2030 Holiday Rd.. Alison McComuck
f9+9.000
1831 Tradewinds. David McCulloch,
•++9.000 .
810 CANYON
I Rue Chateau Royal l<ent McNauqhton.
fl.199.000
CAMEO SHORES
+607 Fairfield, Steve Sutherlen.
f89S,OOO
Coaow. DEL MAR
613 Jumtne. ValeTie Howell
f387.000,
+26-8 Goldenrod. l<evin l<anda.
$319.000
+16 Hazel. Allison Seesemann
f979,000
317 Carnation. Jennifer Pritchett.
f77S.OOO
DovtR SHORES
1+10 Warwick ln .. Donald Pfaff.
f999.000 .
[ASTSIDE COSTA M ES>.
229+ Playa pr1ve. Alison McCormick
'299.900
H.ullOR RIDGE
+I Montpelher Marie Deremtah.
f7+9.000
16 San Sabu11an.Joyce Olson.
fl.399.000
H>.llllOR Vtrw HOMES
19+2 Pon Laurent. Su•an WeJT.
f6+9.000
HAJllOa V1tw H1w
2607 l1land View Ln . Judy Muncy
f729.000
HVNTIMGTON H>.RllOR
16+72 Grimaud. Jennifu Pritchett.
f795.000
JASllUNt CRrtk
32 Whitewater. Tom Thom1on.
f9+9.000
I.loo
a++ Via Udo Nord. Velma Timmqnt.
U .200,000
633 Udo Park Dr. 8·1. Judy Muncy
•699.000
203 Via Udo Soud. D'etle Steelberq.
fl.S9S.OOO
l.ACJVNA BEACH
JS+ Cliff Drive, D'ettt Steelb.rg.
KS9.000
NtwPOIT PtNINM>.
20. _.3rd Street. •.\ & •8. David Prince
U30.000 & 030.000
SAN JUAN CAPllTIANO
31SS9 Prppertrce. Jrrutlfcr Pritchett.
fl.790.000
SPYOl.Alt HILL
60 Drake.Say. Judy S!ra\lU,
f760,000
a Monttrcy, Don Olton.
t6l9.000
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1995 h..s proven to be it Record Setting year with
over $7 million in sales to date. Without the si1pport
of my clients tmd their referrals, this success w,ould
not'""'' been possible. 1 sincerely thank yo11 and will
contin11e to provide the Finest Service Available it1
Ne1vport Bea~h.
Sincerely,
Kent MCNaughton
.speci1il Tb11nks go out to· ...
Mr. & Dr. Larse·n
Mr. & Mrs. Lukow
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gu~asian
Mr. & Mrs. Sandy Gillchrist
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Massa
Mr. & Mrs. Nairn Obcji
Mr. Dan Smclkcnson
Mr. & Mrs. Baltzer
Mr. & Mrs M . ax Mongan
Mr. Roberto M. · 1s1tano
Ms. Susan Bush
Mr. Jay Siegal
Dr. & Mrs. Avctoom·
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Golden
Mrs. Nanette Ki ncannon
Mr. Howard Siegfreid
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VIEW OF THE WATER!
WALK To THE WATER!
Smart & S~S)'
and Ready for Buyers
S..99,000
Utter Classic Charm!
Stonc:s's Throw to Water s1ss,ooo
Rare Eastsidc single story.
2 bedrooms (was thrcr ),
form1I dirung room. $173,000
(DO SOUD
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REDUCED ~OR. IMMEDIATE SALE!
• 50' on the water with dock for large yacht
• Remodeled interior -approximately 3,500 square feet
• Spacious master suite with fireplace , and his & her baths
• Spacious brick patio with spa, BBQ and privacy
T11e J;.ido Isle liftrtyle has patrolled sernrity, private beacfles, a
community club hottse 111ith afull-tim~ staff and summer life-
gttards, t,hree tennis co11rts, two parks with plRygrounds, basket-
ball court community greenbelts and garden stradas, boat rtor-
age, Yacht cfob, Tennis club and Womm 's club, children 's sailing
and tennis lessons.
$1 ,595~000
For more informa'tion call:
D'ette Steelberg
(714) 717-9262
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Banald Pfaff
H11ne Seller -
-DoVER SHOP.ES AJ.F.A
4 lkdoorm, 4.S Baths • • Giant 1/4 Aac (.orn(r Lot
Srpmtc M.t.sttr Suite wich Den • • Entertainers Pool and Spa °"'' $599,000 OPSN Mou•• SUNDAY
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BUYING OR SELLING THEIR HOMES.
HARBOR RIDGE
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$749,000 -AUDIO Ao 1382
HARllOR RIDGE
Custom estate with views!
$1,399,000 • AUDIO Ao 1352
SPYGLASS HtlJ.
Best priced property + bonus room
$625,000 -AUDIO Ao #322
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Spanish style .. move-in cond.
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The imp~ct of .personal
and business goals on
·su~cesSion planning
Five options to consid~r
By Karen L LuciJn •
As a business ~ner, you have: probably
considered that o~ day before you retire.
you will have to chOose a succe~sor. Once
that choice i.s made. you may th.ink you have
a succession plan in place. Havin~ a
comprebensi\le plan can-help achieve both
personal and busme!.~ goals long before
retirement.
There are five basic succession options:
selling to th out!>ide party; selling to
employees through an empl~yec st~k.
ownership plan (ESOP); selling or g~fting
ithares to family or management; taking the
company public throogh. an initia,I public
offering; and placing ~bt or equ11y
'\CCUrities with private investor., generaJly
in~titutional sources. ·
Each one of the..e options has a
different long-tenn and short-term
impact. To chOOM! the best
possible to structure a sales agreement to
retain some role in the company, such llS' n
consultant or member of the management
team. Or. you can step away completely. A
an alternative, you nught gift or sell. a
portion of lbe company to your family or
management. who could the,n take o~ a part
of your role in the company s operation.
An ESOP can be used to tran fer
oWftCf'Shi~ over time to the next generation.
which may be an attractive option if y~u
plan to leave a success.fol, g~o~ing conc~m
to your children. Consider gifting or selling
the shares during your lifetime. A properly
tructurcd traJ)saction can retnove the share~
from the estal1: of the retiring harcbolder
and avoid estate tax.es. which allows t~ next
generatio!' to P3!"1icipate i!' .capital
apprecinuon while the retmng &harcholder
mhintains \loting control.
Several succe 'iion plans can help }'Otl
prepru-e for 1 financially secure retire~nt.
including sale to an outside Part)'.· an ES~P.
recapitalization or an initial public offenng.
You must look at the full con!.Cquences of
each option carefully in order to make ufr,
important choice. • .
A potential benefit of several ucc~ ion
strategies is the ability to finance business
expansion. 'acquisitions, or to pay ~ff
bu~ine s debt. An ESOP can provide
below-co t financing for these and other
bu inc s needs. Public offerings can
also provide the bu inc with the
additional capital and increased
, borrowing power to finance
eJtpansion or pay off debt. succession plan, it is
es~ntial to consider a
number of factors such
as tht structure of
your business, "A potential bene
of several succession
strategies is the ability ~ .
finance business expansion,
acquisitions, or to pay off
business debt. •
Private placements are
primarily designed to
pro"ide growth
capital for the
bu iness. market
conditions.
financing
costs,
liming. asset
base. history of
profits and ca.'ih
flow. Most
importantly. you must
be very clear about
personal and business
objectives.
If you want to unlock some of
your a...sets tied up in the busine s.
without reLinquuhing coritrol. selling to'
your employees through an ESOP may be
a gOOd way to maintain control of the
business while getting cash OUl, often on a
tax-advantaged ba..~i . Many business owners
also con ider an initial pubUc offering to
a good altem:nive fo~ meeting thi~ goal. ~ut
realize upon completton of a public offenng.
you wiU hnve to adjust to operating in an
environment where you will be held
accountable to a board of directors and
shareholders. A private placement can also
be structured lo provide some liquidity for
current harebolders wbilc leaving control~f
the operations in the hands of cumnt -
management However, invcstprs {llay
demand a voice to protect their inveslm(nl:
Selling the busine~ to an outside ~
could effectively reduoe your role in yow
current bU! iness, a.Uowing you to move on to •
M>n1ethii>J new. A sale will liquidate your
fmanc.ial mterest 50 that you can use the
~ceds for other P.WPOSCS-It may be
An ESOP
can help you
attract new
employees
and motivate
your existing
workforce. because it
can provide retirement
benefits. In addition,
taking youT company public
can provide significant prestige
for your company and the
opportunity for employee stock
acquisitions. which can also help altnlet
and retain good emp oyecs."'
Remember that not all transaction are
uitable for all companies. For example,
some eompanie. are ~ small to attract a
top-lii:ie underwriter for an initia.l 1»1blic •
off cring. Others may find that the ize or
composition of their workforce tnay prohibit
the implementation of an ESOP.
Consider aJI the factors carefully before
making a deci. ion on your succc sion plan.
Then begin implementing your plan by
having a profe iooal valuation o~ your
company performed. Also, be aware that
many of these lranSaetions are very complex
and it is advisable to engage 1 professional
financial adviser to assist ~ when you are
ready '° put your plan into action.
Kiin• L. Lwia ii 1t1tiiw net JKUiMIU
tMJI .,.__ o/ ,,.,,ilwn ~ill/ #t"Nt1
/tw MtrrllJ L1Mlt Pri"* C•111 aro.,. •
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Rockledge by the Sea
Magnificent Laguna Beach estate on bluff above Pacific
Situated high above the Pacific Ocean on a bluff known a.o; Rockledge by the Sea. is one of
the mo t magnificent gated oceanfront e~tates ever offered in Laguna Beach.
The property consist!-of two oceanfront lots with about 36.800 square feet of land and 169
feet of ocean frontage . The grounds offer an abundance of privacy ond featureprivatc steps to
the beach. ~wimming pool. large motor court, huge trees and mature landscaping.
The home, built in 1967 by the Terminal Oil family (its only o"-'ner), bas five large bedroom
'uites. six and one-half bllths and more than 6,200 square feet of living space. Other f~twes
include: large living room with fireplace,.soaring ceilings, walls of glass. fonnal dining reom.
deh/f amily room. huge master suite with sitting area and large decks overlooking the ocean.
Located on one of Laguna's most picturc!>quc private coves, the home has views of Catalina
Island and the Pacific Ocean. The propcny can be enjoyed In its current condition, remodeled,
or redeveloped to create one of the most stunning oceanfront propertie in Southern
Califomja. Offered at $3.495 mimon.
For""'" in/onutiott, pktu1 call Miki Marr, J1rry Flnsur or SUv1 Rifle Ill COtUt
Newport Prop1rli11, (114) 644-1600.
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BUY LINES
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dedicated to local real estate news.
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(blaclc and white if possible with
<:ompany Name. Pr!rson And Bug
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to: Joyce Scherer. Real Estate Buy
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Addres.s Cily Zip Cod~ •
Commanding ocean, harbor and city lighis views from this 9.CXX> i,q. fl. grand
custom estate. Equipped with 6 bedroom suites. libr.uy. media mom and 6 fire-
places, the residence can accommodate both large scale entertaining and 1011-
mate family gatherings. Oftercd at $2.695.000
Marlene Hassel
631 :.1400 x254
642-6048
Front row ocean views from this pcctacular cu tom home IOl sining nght on the
12th green ol the flC\\ Pehcan Hill Golf Course. A one-of-a-kind location in a
CamlCl-likc setting ApprO\ cd ~huectural plan., lor an 8.000 !>ct· ft. Medttcrr.i-
. nean residence arc mcludcd onercd at s 1.895.000
Wayne Heck
631-1400 x253
299-0376
WATERFRONT 'HOMES, INC. REALTORS®
Foothill .Ranch lures buyers with -c;onvenient location
Large lot size an added
attraction
. According to 1im John-.on. ,are, manager
lor the builder. the foothill Ranch ha'
~rnme a very popular de-.tination for
re,1dent<; who want more for their money.
··Foothill Ranch has everything to offer
fami lies who want to continue to reside in
1h1~ exclusive area in Orange County. except
the prices," he said1 ''The rea~on. along with
many others. explains why the largest
percentage of home shoppers visiting and
buying in Foothill Ranch are coming from
lrvinc."
The main attractions to Foothill Ranch are
the neighborhood\. spacious lots. superior
h1ll"de locations overtook.ing t..bc sprawling
Saddleback Valley, unconge ted streeLc; and
extelbive recreational facilities. ln fact.just
outside the conununity. the I. I 00-acrc
"'.11demess park offers miles of biling,
biking and Jogging trail . ln addition, -
residents appreciate the large amount of
C?J>Cn , pace, rcc:rntional parts and excellent
.:Cbools within the nwtcr planned .
community.
According to Johnson, William Lyon
Homes present three single-family home
neighborhoods in Poothlll Ranch: Lyon
Br~ze. Lyon Hill and Lyon Heights.
Priced from $179,990. Lyon Breeze offers
three-to f our-bcdroom homes with up to
1,891 square feet. Recognized as an
incrcdjblc new home value, every Lyon
, Breeze residence offers numerous interior
de ign fCllUm such u Wood-burning
fircplllC.el. volume ccilinp. trehiaectural
window desip Uld aenerous liJe family
rooms~ The three floor pin al10 provide
numerous dt i&n optioM &O help families.
Lyon Hills. offerl three exceptional floor plans with three-and-four bedrooms and up lo three baths.
cu tomize their home to meet their needs.
-An enclosed two<ar garage and con\lenient
interior laundry facility arc.also )tandard
featu~.
De igncd for today's active familie • the
spacious homes at Lyon Hills qffer Jhrce
exceptional floor plans with three-and four-
b bedrooms and up to three bath . Priced
from $204,990. the Lyon Hills homes range
in size from 1,791 to 2,089 square feet.
These well-appointed homes are highlighted
with,.soaring volume ceilings in the f onnal
livina and dinlna rooms while the rest of the
home bu generous nioc-fooc ceilina heights.
Additional custom feature. include attracllve
decorative plane shelve and art niche • a
large family room with wood-bumina
fireplace, elegant ma'itcr <,uite with twin-
basin vanity and opulent oval tub. All Lyon
Hills homes have an attached three-car
garage with sectional roll~up door and an
interior laundry room.
The distinctive four-and fi ve-bedroom
residences of Lyon HQghb \re priced from
$249,990 . .Situated on generous hilltop lots
with citceptional views, the Lyon Heights
offer from 2,413 to 2,865 square feet of
interior living pace. Caterina to a wide
range of families, each home offers
numerous floor plan options, such a.<> a teen
tudy, home office/den or an elegant master
retreat. The eitceptional kitchen. with color
coordinated Kitchen Aid appliances and
Dacor gas cook top. i' designed to
accommodate chef! of all ability levels.
Further complementing the '>pace, unny
breakfast nooks with bay window'> and
kitchen garden windows add anracthe
finishing touct~s.
Located just minute from the 405 and 5
Freeway a/Id the Foothill Tram.ponatiorr
Corridor, F<>othjll-Ranch offers convenient #
acces to Sou them California's major · •
employment centers, cultural and
recreational facilities . shopping and
educational institutioni. .•
To reach Lyon Breeze. Lyon Hills and
Lyon Height'!, eitit the Santa Ana (1-5)
Freeway at Lake Forest Drive and travel
north to Foot)\ill Ranch. Tum left on Portola
and right on Bake Parkway to the models.
For mort information. please call Lyon
Brcci.e (714) S86-7402. Lyon Hill'> (7\4)
587-1552 of Lyon Height.\ (714) 4<r)7-0410.
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llll Costa Mesa. darling freshly painted 3 bdrm country
cotldge Totally redone. custom oak kitchen w/<Vass
doors wool Berber carpet. ceiling fans & fireplace
631 1400-. $209.000
WESTCUff condo. bnght & immaculate 2 bd. 2 ba
up-.ld1r<> unit w/frplc in Ne wport Garden Villas
w/rnmmumty pool Cle 1..e to <>hops & busws
b31 1400 $138.000
TRIANGLE SQUARE 3 bd townhome w/wood bur
11ing frpln> & yood '>IZP patic End unit on greenbelt
w/comm pool . steps lo park. library & shops
631 1400 '$149000
SANfA ANA in Redevelopment c; Enterprise Zone
M1xPd U<:.e. bl nr w/olfices & 2nd fir w/two 2 bd apls 1h
mc11n -;tructurc.' + rear cottage. 25 space prking
63 1 1400 . $200.000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Near High School track &
ll'llTll" Great 3 bd townhome w/dining & fclm11y· rms.
nl.'w fK1t10 & lrg yard in -.ecluded corner of cmplx
611 1400 $234 900
HUl\fTINGTON BCH Close to Central park bike to
beach Two sty 3 bd home w/dining & fam1lx rm&
Beam., fireplace paho w/spa. yard & triple garage
631 1400 . $275.000
HARBOR HIGHLANDS unbelievable price for
Newport Beach1 Motivated seller wants to move this 4 bd
home w/hrch.yd Ors. brick frplc }t dbl garage
631-1400 . . . . .. .. . . . . . $280.000
NEWPORT HEGHTS Near new 3 bd Mediterranean
twnhm High ceilings. gourmet kitchen. wood firs.
sumptuous master suite, patio & gated garage.
631 1400. . ... ... .. . ................... $289.000
NEWPORT SHOllES spacious 4 bd home Includes
large family room w/frplc & work room. Upside down • ~~r r:oo~~~~I~-~~~-~~ ................. $319.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Older 2 bd home plus 1 bd apt
w/frpk over the garage. Great yard w/frult trees, berries
and grapes. Bike to beach . ../
631-400 ..... .. . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. ... ... . .. .. . . . . . . $325.000
llUJFFS steps -to-pool:-Spacioos 4 bd,
ceilings, plantation shutters, skylite & mlrr~ a
~~1 ~3f'i40o~~~~~---~-~~~~: .. ~~~ .. f325.'8Q8
NEWPORT SHORES two story 3 bd & den w/alry.
open feeUng. Most desirable mode1 in this community
w/tennls, pool & clubhouse, walk to ocean.·
631-1400 .................•.............................. $370.000
AT 11IE BEACH Brand new high tech 3 bd twnhm. ·
steps to ocean w/walls of windows & 3rd level bonus
room leading to deck w/ocean & mtn \Gews
631-1400. ... ... . .. . .. . . $399.000
AT 11IE BEACH romantic remodeled 2 sty cottage
w/lront po~ch & white picket fence Dining room &
den. 2 bd. lirdwd & tile floors & frplc
631 1400.. .. . ......... .... .. .. . . $399.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS dplx, 2 sty bit as twnhms in
'78 Frplces, laundries'& tiled ktchns Front w/3 bds.&
decks. rear w/2 bds. patio & garden REDUCED'
631 1400.... .... ... .. • ... .... . .$425.000
NEWPORT SHORES A lo vely 3 bd beautifully
landsca canal front w/a beach of its own. family
room & Tl kitchen. Steps to club. pool & tennis. ·
631-140 ............................ '........ ... .. 30 000
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Eregant & sophisticated 3 bdrm home w/sitting room
off master on oversized lot with spa & fountain ln gated
community w/poot •
631 1400 ................................................. $489.000
LONG BEACH Foreclosed property! Eight
contiguous lots. multiple zoned for commercial or
6'3t1~~~:.~~~~~~-~~:~.~:~:.~~-~$A~:<>&
HAJIBOR RIDGE CREST w/pools & tennis, 3 bd
twnhm w/dlnlng room , loft & mountain views.
~~14~~~~~.'. -~~~~-~~~~-~.~-~~-~.1!16~·.ooo
PENINSUIA PT Terrific I story 2 bd home w/flreplac~ In sunny location just steps from suri &
sand.
631-1400................................ .... ······· .$4 75.000
NEWPORTS Belcourt Hill w/comm pool & spa.
Ocean view from Immaculate 2 bd 2 level floor J)lan
w/den. Neutral decor & security system.
631-1400 ..................... ····~··· ... .... . .$479.000
OlD CORONA DEL MAR near new spacious 3 bd
townhome. dining & family rooms, large master
~r~~~.'.~ard ~-~·~!.~~.~.~~:ooo
PENINSUIA POINT 2 sty 4 bd home w/dinl119 rm.
family kitchen w/breakfast nook. hardwood floors,
~3!f.14oo. ·~-~-~-~~---~~~~--~ ~549.000
WESTCUFP GaOVE largest 4 bd floor plan
Includes spacious master w/frs5Jc, dining & family
rooms. library & country kitchen. Pool, spa & ett. dble
~i~4oo .... ~ ............................................ $549,000
Charming shingled custom Cape Cod w/Vlctorian
decor S houses £rom sand w/master suite. loft. office &
family room plus a separate studio apt Antique mantel
& doors & moldings.
• 631-1400 ....... -. .. . ... . .. 585.000
NEWPORT COAST•s Altezza Bay & coastal view
frorri highly customized 3 bd twnhome over 2.300 sq ft
w/dintn9 rm & loft Sound & security systems
631 14U0 . .. . .. . . $559.000
UDO ISLE ~pac1ous. beautifully remodeled 2 bd home
w/den & dining & family rms, 3 fireplaces. senou!> bar
In family room & large deck for entertaining
631 1400 . .. ... ······ ··: . . . .$575.000
PENINSUl:A PT delightful remodeled 3 bd w/great
floor plan for privacy and open space built around patio
Ma ter includes office area & balcony.
631-1400 .. . . . . ... . .. . . : .$595.000
UDO ISLE Light. bright .e,) cozy 2 bd widen cottage
on oversized lot at quiet e~f island Large sunny patio
& excellent expansion potential
631 1400 $595.000
lAGlJNA HBJ:S Gorgeous 4 bd Moulton Ranth hm
on extra lrg lot. mtn & city hght views Dmlng. family &
game rm w/pool table. Pool. spa & gazebo
631-1400. .. .. . .. .. ..... ...... . $599,000
CUFF HAVEN upgraded 1 sty 3 bd w/fmly rm &
open floor plan. S~ht. stone & hrdwd Ors. Berber 63l-:4Ur:.~: ......... ~~-~. ~~~~-~~~~: .. s619.ooo
WESTQ.IFF 3 bd, remodeled to perfection. Formal
"<fining & living rooms. fabulous gourmet kitchen &
family room. Beveled glass & Fr. doors th~t.
631-1400 ................................................. $619.000 ·"'
BAI.BOA ISLAND Extensively remodeled 4 bd on
quiet street, steps to bay. Living, master & fmly rms
w/frplces, large rooftop deck & hrdwd & tile Ors.
673-6900 ....................................... ., .......... $699,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Bright 3 bd, tastefully
remodeled in '83. Country style kitchen. famUy room & ~f~4~~~ .. ~~~~~-~-~~-~ ... ~.~--~'S699.000
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Charming 1 sty 4 bd home w/dmmg room. 60 on
the bay. dock for large yacht. & sandy beach
Excelle.nt expansion potential
631-1400 .. 1.063.250
CUFF HAVEN pc1noram1c ocean & harbor vu from
charming remodeled 3 bd home wlfam1ly room gour
met kitchen & yard w/pool & ~pa
631-1400 .. . $729.000
UNDA ISLE Traditional style w/4 lid., up & maid s
dow:n Uving rm w/24 ft vaulted ceiling~ Dock for l.:irge
yacht & great open bay VU'>
631-1400 ........ ·-· .. .. . . . . .. . . (LJ-i) $750.000
UDO ISLE 4 bd home on large prime corner lot front
Ing the Piazza. Two masters w/l up & I down. paned
windows, Fr doors. hrdwd firs & brick paho
631-1400 . .... . ..... ... . ..... ... $825.000
ALMOST OCEANFRONT White water views from
master & roof deck of gorgeous 5 bcl remodel w/dmmg
& f mly rms & 3 car garage. 2 doors from ocean
631-1400 . $829 000
DOVER SHORES Forever upper bay & city vu from fa~,~~& hs~ rrue'E 8ho~Pto!ate guest qr•rs ~400 ....... .... . ... . ... . . . $849.QOO
~~ vJ~mj~= ~;,!<1 ~~=d' 2 bcl
6§1-1400. ...... . .............................. $849.000
DOVER SHORES • DRAMATIC PRICE DROP!
Beautlful remodeled 3 bd. 60' on the water w/large
dock. Vaulted ceiling. Fr. doors & slate floors.
631-1400 •...... : ........ , ....•. --.~ ........ --··-·-~$929.000
BALllOA•s Uttle Island. 5 bd (including separate guist
quarters) on huge so· lot just 1 house from bayfront. 2 ~rr~988~.t~-~~~~~~ .. ~·~·~·~-~~~: ....... $949.000
DOVEll SHORES Extremely motivated seller'> have
bought another! Best buy, pristine 1 story 3 bc1 w/beautl-
fu1 decor, 60' on the water & large dock.
631-1400 ... , .............................................. $995.000
l19 OPEN HOUSES l19
SATURDAY ONLY
3085 Klondike -Costa Mesa
Jerry Smith
273 Haverfield -Bayridge, NB
Austin Daynes
358 Walnut -Eastside Costa Mesa
Carla Broff man
1701 Tradewinds -Baycrest, NB
Lynn Creamer
1027 Mariners -Dover Shores, NB
Pia D'Auria
4 Bd Hse
$279.900
3 Bd Condo
$289.000
4 Bd Hse
$289.900
3 Bd Hse
$499.000
4 Bd Hse
$849.000
1859 Port Wheeler -Harbor Vu Hms 5 Bd Hse
Kathy F'ox $849.000
222 Via Lido Nord· Lido, NB
Rosette-Andree Gindi
SUNDAY ONLY
4 Bd Hse
$1.699,000
385 Sunrise Circle -Eastside CM 3 Bd Twnhm
MarJene Hassel • $219,000
1102 Lake -Huntington Beach
Carla Broff man
3 Bd Hse
$275.000
1606 Irvine -Harbor Highlands, NB .4 8d Hse
Sally Nettel $280,000
.418 Fullerton -Newport Heights
Esther Fine
--2 8d Hse
$410.000
508 San Bernardino -Newport Hgts 3 8d Hse
Jerry Smith $435,000
1614 Dorothy -Newport Beacb
June Adams
1113 Grove -Westcliff, NB
Rosette-Andree Gindi
1400 Dolphin Terrace -l.rvine Terr.
1_ Roy Freeman
7 45 ~ Udo Nord -Udo Isle,~
Richard Lee
'3 Bd Hse
$510,000
4 8d Hse
$549,000
3 Bd Hse
$779,000
3 8d Hse
$849,000
4501 Gorham · Cameo Shores, CdM 4 Bd Hse
Sally Phillips $1,695,000
SAnJRDAY & SUNDAY
1719 Skylark -Baycrest, NB
SaUy Nettel I Pia O'Auria I • •
225 Via San Remo -Udo Isle, NB
Rick Schreiber
4BdHse
$429,000
3 Bel Hse
$195 000
PEUCAN POINT
H~ge front row lot in spectacular Newport Coast
location on the 12th green with white water view.
Extra pnvacy with walkway next to property
631 1400 $1 .895 000
UDO ISLE triplex on the bay A great value on th<.> ~nny side of thl! l'>ldnd with beach & gorgeous bay vie\.\..
Two bd owner 'i w/frpk + a 2 bcl & 1 bcl unit
63 l 1400 $99C) 000
UDO ISLE u1-,tom. contemporary 5 bcl ma.-.t<.>rpi<.>U?
on xlrd lrg lot Dramat1L 2 ·sty entry. office. dm111g &
f cimlly tm., & <.>xtens1w use of grarnte & marbll'
631 1400 . . > $ l.195.000
OCEANFRONT awesome ~ii-down views from .ill
major room~ of thb new lop quality fully furnished 3 bd
cuc;tom tun NC. !><?curity & sound systerm
631 1400 . . . $1.198.000 -DOVER SHORES Gorgeou!. 4 bcl bayfront. 60 ft on
upper Bay!> main channel & lrg dock. Trad11tonal w/h
brary. dming & fmly rm!. & brick terrace w/spa
631 1400 $1.395 000
UDO ISLE bayfront home w/,dock for large yacht
l>nstme 5 bd w/d1mng & family rms. gourmet kitchen.
paned windows. hrdwd firs. crown moldings.
631 -1400 . . . . . $1.595.000
I.A HABRA ESTATE beautiful English Tudor home on ~rx 8 acres Security gated w/tenms court. Olympic
pool & spa & guest hs Nut & citrus trees
673.()900 . .... . . .. .. . $1.600.000
CORONA DB. MAR•s Ocean Blvd w/awesome ocn
& hrbr vu Elegant 4 bcl w/dinlng & fmly rms & triple
i3~~4~ay trade o~ :.~~·........ . . $ l.895.0QO
PENINSUl.A POINT bayfront. Beautiful 2 sty. 3 bcl
w/shared dock for 50+ ft boat & side ties. Dining & fmly
63i'. r~ne~.~itc~~~ ... ~~~~ .. ~~~.~ .. ~~:.. $2.400.000
SAN .n.JAN CAPISTRANO 4+ gorgeous landscaped
acres w/a 9 bd Fr. Chateau o~ 15.000 sq ft & tran·
6~~~i~~.~~.~.~~ .. ~: ........ ~.~.~.~$4.250.000
11lllEE ARCH BAY
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From Oil(' to fil'e p.m.
Lido lslt Classic
22:; \'1a <,an Rem11
Opl'n <:;a1./Sun.
5795,000
l:..lc;tside Charmer
i:;s Walnut
l lJ'l'n ...,,1turda\ 2 <XI to 4 00
5279,®()
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Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
:;BK :;BA t. Pnkmpl1r.U\ w1ll l''tChange
l\ppn•\ I 2 .1crt><.. 11\.t'an & bay views
Sl,995,000
~..,\.~c~~ L~ ~k. -..m1h bt.-.1l h. fi(fb.1~ lmntagt-
Sl,063,250
l 1do Isle Bayfront Triplex
I a-.\ wm l'r~11•n tn smgh.• fam1h
I'm ilk lx·,11h, hrr,1t ~unset \'it'ws
$999,000
Spyglass Family Home
"HR 4 "BA + bonu..,, X-largt> \Jew lot
\ l'f\ pm ,1ll' c.mvon location, poul
'S849,000
· Lido lslt T~.iditio
P1a1.1 ... 1 locat
-lBR 3BA. pn~· \~~-•mo.I""
Lido Isle urge Lot
lBR 2BA, Fm Rm, immaculate home .w· lot, large patKl, l 1do's Best Value'
5575,000
Corona de.I Mu Condo
2BR 2.SBA Tum-key, south or PCH
Steps to beach & park, hardwood Aoors
$349,000
in association with TIM C_,ARR
WATERFRONT HOMES,JNC. REALTORS®
675-1058 . -6 3 1 -1 400
.Unda Isle Gold Coast Prime lido Is le Bayfront
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5BR 45BA Freshly remodt>led home
large dock with tummg basm '1ews
Sl,6~5,000
SBR 45BA Older home, ideal eastern hp
54 or bay frontage, w I sandy beach & dock
SZ,395,000
Lido Isle Traditional Bayfront
SBR 4 SBA Pnde or ownership, tum-kev
L.ar~e dock. exn'llent mam channel\ 1ews
S~9S,(8)., . /
Buena Vista Bayfront·
3BR 4BA + Den, charmin~ beach cottage.
Fabulous tu ming ba m \'1ews, boat dock
Sl,095,(XX)
Oceanfront Duplex
3BR 2BA + 2BR 1 BA pnme oceanfront
White water views, wm exchange down
S849,000 .
Lido Isle With A View!
4BR 3BA Remodeled home, 35' lot
One house Crom clubhse; beach & teMis
$599,000
lido Isle Sophisticated
SBR 45BA Totally remodeled custom home
Prime 45' comer.Joi, perfect in every detail'
SU95,000
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Lido Jsle Contemporary
3BR 3BA Custom, pnme comer locahon
Built in 1987, bright open floor plan. spa
$795,000
~ido Isle Cottage
2BR 2BA Den home, beamed ctili.og
Prime eastern street-to-street location, 35' lot
$595,000
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Best Bayfront Value!
3BR 3BA + Fam. Rm. tur~key home. lg dock
60' <.ln tht> bay, "111 trade for comm/res
5995,000
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Lido Isle Classic
• 3BR 4BA Fam. Rm., office, new home
9' ceilings, la~ sundeck, bright & open
5795,000
F.astside Chmner
3BR 2.5BA, Fm Rm, ex.panded home
Excellent location, large master
$279,000
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Tasldul 4Bd/38a rermlel w/oountrystyle eaHn lotchen.
3 frplces& IO\'Cly prvt yard w/~a & BBQ. $699,000
KING'S ROAD .
Pa>nlloc~&dly1~~from~·5Bd1illaw/hhr:u\
furn.~& monuhg ml'i + lrgyard. $) .595.000
NEWPORT llEIGHTS. ·
Beauuful ~ ~ COO CUSIOl1l ~ Uke new Y.lth
~dO~bom~nn&S<::U'~ $699,000
BASTSIDE COSTA MF.SA
Channlng3Bd c:onagew/~om count!)' latch. rem<XI·
eled bath, o3k & bnck (rplc, quiet street. $209,000
~ROAD
<nat w.-.s m ienulellrl ~~~lath.
bqdl Ian~& lrgyaid~ &spa.$729,000
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GR.':U ~!WI 7)Ba remooel w/gounne1 lotcht.11. hnl\\d
Ill'>, du:~ p:u1ld \\111dO'l1x~ <)(XX)• sqft lot1 $389,000
EASTSIDB COSTA M~A
lfuge 3Bd twnhm 111 grt.'tlt locauon ll1g 1sl:md kitchen
\\/nook. rrplc, walk JO~ & p1"11 patio $219,000
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631-1400 x254/259 • 642-6048 • 650-2678
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New custom ·home OOilt with the highest ~ materials and innovative design. Prime street-~
street location, steps to beach tennis and dibhouse. The bright & <>Pen flcibr plan is oriented areuncl
a large sunny patio with f OlUltain. 3 bedroom suites, 4 baths, family room and office, extensive.use of
marble, granite & Italian.ceramic tile and a bak:ony off the master with bay view.
BILL FEENEY ·
631-1400
RICK SCHREIBER
631-1400 x276
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Offered at $795,000
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REALTORS'
3: 8:45 o.m., Community Relations Meeting; 9 o.m., MLS Book pulled
4: Independence Day, office closed
5: 8:45 o.m., GPA. Committee Meeting; 9 a.m. -noon, 1Agency;"
1 -4 p.m., "Ethics;" 2 -5 p.m., "COMPASS Advance."
6· Internet Closs. 9 o.m .. 11 o.m .. 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
7: LA Cellular sign-ups in association's parking lot. MLS Book.deUvery
l 0: 8:30 a m. Orientation/Induction
11 . 8:45 a m. Affiliate Committee Meeting
12· 9 o.m. -noon. "How to be a Hero to Your Client;' 1 -4 p.m ..
"More Sales Through Telemarketing;· 2-4 p.m., COMPA&5
Beginoer Cou~. "
13: 8:30 am. -5 p.m., 1996 Officers and Directors Election
14: Internet Closs. 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
17: 9 o.m., MLS O?mmittee Meeting
18 Internet Class, 9 o.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
19 9 a.m. -noon., "Managing Stress and Increasing Energy;•
1 -4 p.m,, 'Exch9nges;•
20: 9 a,m. -noon, Fair Housing Live Seminar
25: Internet Class, 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. ' •
26: 9 a.m. -noon. 'lax Ideas Selling Personal Residence;' 1 -4 p.m.,
·rax Planning for RE In Divorce;• 2 -4 p.m., "COMPAS.5 Beginner Course.
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Beach duolex Ocean-close, this spacious single-level duplex has a four bedroom
and lhree bed;OO~-unit on an extra large lot~Located in a prime rental area ol Newport
Bench. it is close to restaurants and shopping.
The property has alley access, two-car garage plus extra parking for four cars. Po1entif
to build second le vel or build-out. Offered at $495,000.
CaU MaryAnn McGuire or Marie Wyland at Grubb & Ellis, Residential Real Estatr
Suvlus, 23 Corporate P/avJ, SuiU 190, Newporl &ach., (71") 644-6200.
locaied on fhe 11 fh fairway This f\:V<>-Slory Big Canyon home ha~ been
totaIJy remodeled. Contemporary in design. offering four bedrooms and four-and-one-hal
baths · ··
An.1n1pre<»1ve French Lime tone floors enhance the ~ntry and k.itcben plus the fireplac~
in the hvmg room. The home t!. flooded with ruituraJ Light from the mas'live cu.,tom
windows and there is a security sy tem.
Located on a large lot with a spacious private patio. Close to Fashion lsland. beochc'>.
rurport and freeways. Offered at S 1.350 million. ,
CaU JoA.nn Kenton or Barbara Aune at Grub6 & Ellis RaidenJial Real Estate
SHVices, 23 Corporau Plaz.a, Suite 190, Newport Beach., (714) 644-6200.
Precious sem in priceleSs location Steps from Little Corona Beach. with
whitewater, JCtty and Catalina views. this three-story home has more than 6.000 o;quare
feet on nearly one-half acre.•
The property features !>ix bedrooms. seven baths. three fireplaces. rock waterfall pool
and • port court. An expansive two-story limestone entry (hall) foyer accented by a
sweeping taircase and balcony featuring custom wrought iron and a bms banister. Both
the hving and dfoing rooms have hlll'Qwood floors . An imported antique fireploce and we
bar are highlighted in the umptuous grand living room. 'A ~parate stairca~ off the
kitchen leads to 8fprivate housekeeper uite. .
1be lower stailease desc_ends to tempcratute controlled brick wine cellar. auest room.
hobby/bedroom and master suite ith direct access to spa and pool.
1bc. house took about two years to rebuild using the fine t Europe:an appointment and
craftsman'lhip. •
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LINDA ISlE REMODEL $1,995,000
Completely remodeled to perfection SBR den, fOl'mal dining, gourmet kitchen
On the bay w/a boat slip & entertaining patio. 759-6600
CORONA DEL MAR HISTORICAL HM $1,700,000
Perched above "Little COl'ona· on an oversized corner IOI w/pano ocen views.
SBR. 4 SBA, hardwood firs. beauMul high coved reitings, massive.iiol & many
other features 7)9-6fi00
OCEAN Y1EW $1,295,000
Expanded Versailles on a large corner lot w/pool, spa, ocean & light views 3-car
garage Also for lease SS.500/mo 640-2500
Y1EW HOME· GATED COMMUNITY $1,250,000
Stunning custooi hm loc in Hatbor Hill. PanOl'amic ocean. 'Catalina & Newport
Center Views Beautiful multi -level outd()()( area w/pool. Jacuzzi & we1 bar State-
of ·the-art kitchen, elegant living rm. mstr suitew/sauna Indoor & outdoor sound
system Call to see 759-6ti00
HARBOR RIDGE ESTATE SPECTACULARf $949,000
48R + study. Perfect setting for large family & entertaining Outstanding view
Gated + tennis. pool/spa 759-6600
CORONA DEL MU $850,000
The quintessential CdM charmer on nearly a dooble I~ (actually 2 legal bldg
sites) rn the best pos.5ible flower street location w/potenttal The hm 1s 2BR. 281\,
remoqeted in '87 & updaled in '9-4 759-6600
OCEAN Y1EWS! $829,500
Great family hm in one~ the best neighborhoods in CdM 4BR. upgraded hm on
Quiet cul -de-sac street 7$-6600
BAY I CITY. LIGHT Y1EWS $800,0GO
CuSl<JTl remodel w/ocean. ~. mtn & city hghl View 4BR +sep maids Qtrs, large
kitchen w/hardwood ftrs 640-2500
HARBOR VIEW HIUS $689,000
4BR. 28A on a wonderful corner locar1on w/ocean & harbor views from the front
yard & hVlng rm. Remodeled "Carmer model w/hardWood ftrs, new kitchen &
new hre retardant roof Large IOI 759-6600 ,.
PANORAMIC Y1EWS $645,000
Single level exec hm on Spyglass Hill Great lloo1plan for entertaining Beautiful
courtya1d w/sparkhng pool & spa. ~ 759-6ti00
LOCATION! LOCATION! $599,000
Lar~e. prime comer lot surroonded by mu1t1-milhon S hms 4BR. fcwnily rm. 3
trpl s & more View deck w/spa : ~-2500
BEST BUY BAYFRONT WITH DOCK! $595,000
Lowest price & best buy IOI' a baylront home' Dock IOI~ 103811boa:!38R or~
+ den. 1 7SBA Gated' 759-6ti00
WONDERFUL FAMllY HM $549,000
Totally remodeled in '89 this 4BR. 2 58A hm sits on a large landscaped lol It
boaSls a gourmet's lolc w/pr<A range, 2 frpl's & a large bonus rm. 759-6ti00
HIGHl Y UPGRADED SEA ISLAND CONDO $510,000
Ideal IOI' socializing & entertaining. 2BR w/den or 38R. 3BA condominium
Magnificent Japanese gardens. frpl in living rm + mstr BR. Conl1l pool, spas,
tennis crts & clubhouse Exquisite • r59-6fi00
CORONA DEL MAR $469,000 Oupl~ 38R, 281\ 28R, 18A. 759-6ti00
NEWPORT HEIGHTS SITE $450,000
Over 10.(XX>SQ.ft.parcel .2 A21otszonedfor upto4 units or build one big house
on estate sized lol 759-6ti00
CUSTOM COUITllY HOME • WTSIDE C.M. $449,000
~/negeta~egarderl_.fru~trees.chickencoq>,largelawn,mal\Jelrees, •
white "'cket fence & a BEAUTIRJL 48R custcm hm w/atlenlion to every ddail . I'' • 759~
JASMIME CREEK $447 000
This large 38R hm has been upgraded. wtmarble flooring, new paint & carpet
Tennis courts & pools. 759~
UTEITAl•MENT a fAm.Y HOME $421,IOO farna,,uc floofplan.-1PC>t0l 2150 sq It. Enormous living area. 48R. 28A. bay
wiMc>w/french docn Sk)iight nwble trpl Best buy!! 759-«i<X>
Open Houses _
flfi'•' PrtVae Rold S 464,000 Sun '2 · 5 P l.attler
m!Zronw North s ·ns.ooo
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448 VIiia Roma s 299,000 Sun 2·5 M.Jones
er,au•fuii! lSNarciuut· Uj)ie. I 439,000 Sat/Sun 1 -5 B.Mcloud
436 c.nation 2391539 Sun 1 • 5 B~d ..
ffrWSA 25022nd • 31t,odb Sun 1 . 5 • PMeny
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1484 Galaxy • $ 695.~ $&/Sun 1 -5 E Flanagan
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1412 Sactest I 589,000 Sun 3500 Surfview Lane 689,000 Sun
1:30 -4:30 B.Whitt 2 -5 M.Jones
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ft.'11Siefra aiuta ' • 1 328,900 Sat
5822 Sierra Casa 318,900 Sun
1-5 1. 5
Lill 137 Via Vanella $. 825,000 Sun 2 -5
S 415,000 Sun 1 -5
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J.Brooks
G (irabnet
534 Callina Or S 379.000 Sun 1 • 5 A Zarrinnegar
••mrr-nr ma~ 3131 Cott• Mann399,000. Sat ~ 1 -5 $.Mittman
ff""'aEEI Seaward S 659,000 Sun 2-5 N FooartY
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1960 Champion Way 11302$ 121.000 Sun 1·5 L Foster
GREAT LOCATIOll • llEWPORT BUCK $339,000
Verylighl & blight. 28R, 2 758A. Close to beach & sh~ping P1antabon shutters
throughout 2 flJ)rs. Must see . 759-6ti00 .
fUll OCEAI VIEW· NEWPORT CREST $319,500
Oranalic price redudion! SBA, 2.58A townh<me. Beautifully remodeled w/ma!Ty
custom features + exteooed deck. Priced '°' fast sale 640-2500
llGUIYDI $214,950
Pattial ga1 course Yiews !Tom lhis IMy 2 bf lownOO'ne in Big Canyon Newhle
and stove in kitchen, security gated. 640-2500
,. LARGEST Pl.Ml II •EWPORT CREST $239,000 S~er buy! d + family rm. OecoralOf fir tile, frpl, great Joc?iton • nr pool &
tennis. 640-2500
OCUI VIEW cono · llEWPllT $205,00I
Best Illy! En~ an ocean view lrcm this liJal msr suite condo. Gru tocabon.
• 3-cat ~ing. Close to beach! 759-«i<X>
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24 HouR AUDIO D ESCRIPTION OF Au. PROPERTIES IN THISADVERTISEMENT
NEWPORT BEACH'S F1Rsi 24-HouR BROKER
• TotaUy Rebuilt Custom Ho01C
• S 8don • Fonnal Den. Pnvate B<xit Docl.
• Extensive use of Grnnue/Mart>le
$1799 000
LA~~ESTORY ~ ETS. ElClra &arge.
south ..... ~ wilt lush~
Upgrlld9d kllchen. ~ w•oobes.
much room ti> •JCPend ti> l8<lOrld sby. ..
Huge bing room (grMt room) ls 900 sq. ft
Cle#I, bight. newt/ ;.Jtlted. S45'7,500.
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EXTRA LARGE DUPlEX-CdM
Fine locldlonl ....,. Ouls. . Upgraded
owner'a unit Wi1tl large master suite, fire-
place, separate -.b and shower, sining
·area. etc:. Tie kitchen c:ounror-aOps, up-
graded c:ablnetry. 8 BRs and 6.5 BA.
2 large sun~ bak:ony. ~
OUTSTANDING VIEW/PRIVACY
Harbor View Ph 111-c:hy lights/mountain
view and a kN9ty yard on W(w aide. Port
c.wlsle-upgillided~andbat'ls, many
other ~a In the home. Near oom-
munlty pool. spa,~ 18nnls. 1459,000 •
LEASE WITH VIEW/4 BR. Port Street&
Stumiro'~~mourcains. S2,7GOmo.
ChCJlce Turtle Rock Vistas Area
Quality and affordablllty of this two bed·
rooms plus del'Voffice townhome. Sunny
anct bright, peaceful and private location.
end unit. with spacious two car attached
garage. Berber carpetsprivate spa. and
extremely easy exterior maintenance. As-
sumable first trust deed makes this property
easily affordable for the professional couple.
$269,000.
CHRISTA & GERRY LONG
Residents of Newport Beach for 15 •
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0. NG$ Nt-WPQRT Lic:ensedruluwc brolteia. C Calif Dcp'1 of Real f'siaw.
GERRY AND CHRISTA -640-LONG I 640-5664
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3 bedroom 3'hbath
many upgrades
1 5 mi from beach along bike trail
5 bedroom, 3.5 bath family home
with unbelievable 5 car garage in
favored N ewport Beach Harbor
View commuruty. Large lot includes
pool, spa and separate guest hoµse.
Cul-de-sac location. Move-in and
enjoy the summer swim season!
$1,150,000
Private Pier!
Olferwl al $1,550,000
fmmaculate & cbarmine 3Bd-3Ba wfview
from master BR plus a lg bonus nn w/wet
bar. WeU designed Door plan wlformal
dining rm, living All wlfireptacc and
French doors leading to the front patio. $198,000
JOE MILLIGAN
6G'3973
A 'Jh,,ly Magnifie~nJ Ho,,,_
~ Call for an appointment aJ Lora and Marlys
... . 673-4062
Rm• .. of June 29, 1995 KEY LENDERS AND RATES_
Abacus Financial Grp. -Amencan Home Loans --Amencan SaYlngs Bank ----Bank of America -----Cahfomia Federal Bank ----Central Butlding & Loan -
Certified Funding Corp.
Coast Federal Bank -
Countrywide Funding .-Detnck Mortgage Group
.Downey Sawlgs
Emery Financial
Fidelity Feder~ank
First Interstate Bank
Fleet Mortgage
Glendale Federal Bank
30..yew fixed
INTEREST "' POINTS LOCK·
TYPE PHONE RATE OWN ("') IN A.P.R.
A (7 14) 375-6666 7.375% 5 2.250 30 7.644 ------·---A (714) 955-3633 7.500% 10 1.625 30 7.704 -----------------s (800) 562-6272 7.625% 20 1.500 45 7.818
B (800) 424-2632 7.500% 5 2.125 45 7.757 --------s ~25-3337 7.625% 20 1.875 45 7.858
K (890) 696-1411 7 .250% 10 2.500 10 7.5"3
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s (800) 300-5626 7 .800% 20 2.000 0 8.049 --------------K (800) sn-5626 7.625% s 1.625 45 7.831 ----------A (714) 759-9692 7.375% 5 2.250 15 7.&« ---------------~ s (800) 336-9639 7.500% 20 2.500 30 7.797
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K (800) 700-5650 7.500% 20 2.000 30 7.744 ------------s (800) 560·9000 7.500% s 2.250 45 1.n1
Home Savings __ S_ (800)-975-5051 7.600% 20 1.500 30 7J92
Irvine National Mtg. A (714) 857-79n 7.500% 10 1.750 15 7.718
M!_nna_ Mortgage Co. _____ K_'"""(800_"""") eoe __ ·S626 _ __._ __ 1_.500% ____ 5 __ 1._750 ___ 1s __ 1_.1_18_
Ocear.view Financial A (714) 651-6355 7.500% 5 1.750 15 7.718 ----ProFed Mortgage K (800) 686-3756 7.625% 20 1.875 30 7.858
Union Bank B (800) 453-1288 7.625% t20 2.000 60 • 7.871
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WITH 212 CUSIDM HOMESITES SOLD, NEWPORT COAST
IS THE MOST SOUGHT-AFTER IAND IN CALIFORNIA.
• HOMESITES FROM $495,000* TO $5,000,000 .
Welcome Rf Newport Coost, California Here, just south of Corona del Mar and oonh of
Laguna Beach, you11 discover a variety of cwtom bomesites. Va.sit our Newport ~t Exhibit acro5S
from the El Torito Grill at Fashion Island or call.714n59-6669 for more infonnation today.
OCEAN RIDGE
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CC*)NA Dn. NAil Dramatic near
eoodo. 3BR des, gourmet kit, fam. rm .• roof
d•ck. Unique side-by-side design w/lg.
· . 2 car .......... S58',000
coaoNA DEi. MAii Owmlng cottage plus
ocean view artist's studio. 2 car gar. Rl zone
but has 2 sep Uving areas. Roof deck. So. of
Coost ........................... $615.000
GATED COMMUNITIES
WEST NEWPORT
NEWPOln' SllOllE8 Build a brand new
home on the canal. 30 )( 85 lot lo a good
location. Afternoon sun and SUMrta on watlr
side of ................. :: ........ 8111,000
WESTaa'F Expanded & remodeled In '90.
3BR, 2.SBA on large interior corner lot
w/sewral patios & pool. Plantation shutters,
tub & more! .......................... $455,
MLBOA 191.AND Bullt 1986 with attentl'on
to quality. Main res. fj.otures large elegant Uv
rm/din rm. w/.coffered ceil. & brick fpk:. 1st
class lBR a t .................... $739,000
MU10A 1RAND Room for tht entire
fatnllyl 4BR, 4,PA, 2 story Is just stept from
best beach. Remodeled In '93 & lqoks great
Big patios and 2nd story deck ....... $05,000
U'ITl.E 8ALBOA ISIAND Duplex In a
ooveted comer location 3BR main res. and
lBR apt. 2 plus 1 car mdoled gar&ges with
street entrance ............................ $679,000
MESA \IEllDE Extensiw U18 of wood &
built-Ins through-out upgraded 4BR. Formal
dinii1g room plus noolc Gazebc>. new d.rivewai;
R.V. access ............ -................... $S17,000
MESA VERDE 4BR. 3BA two-story on a
quiet street. Hardwood floors, upgraded
~ kitchen and baths, formal dining room.
lrmnaculatel ................................ $164,000
MESA VE11DE POQI & RV ~·w/doubk
gate. Private fenced yanl. 4BR, 2M, cornet
local.Ion with great curb appeal. Close to
schools ................................ ~'···· $2S9,0Ge
MESA DEL MAii Do You Believe a pool
home for this price? 3BR, 1. ?SBA. remodeled
baths, nev.w roof.,Only a few blocks to Org.
Cst. Coll. Owner w/c 2nd ............ $100
UDO ISLE Remodeled 3BR in a premier ls>cation. Sunny south facing patio with French
doors from MBR & spacious ltv. nn. Reh, forces
l'nQYe. Sacrifice ...... ~ ..................... $519,909
llALBOA-ISLAND Low priced ~! 2BR
main m . Large IMng room wtth bl1ck ~
& darling kit. beautiful paUo ~n ISlits.
, 2BR a . <Nflf 2 car ................ $5n,9M