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Newport Boulevard marked for revitaliiation
• Moratorium on tll-Otel expansions, business improvement
district are among 'ideas to be explored by City Council.
By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot few suggestions the O ty Council will
consider during a study session MoQday
afternoon. ·
ing for years about poer visibility and a
dramatic drop in customer traffic since
completion of the Costa Mesa Freeway
extension.
The committee, made up of local
business oWners and residents, has
identified seven areas of concern. Those
areas include motel operations, crime
problems, economic viability and
access, among others.
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Whllt do you think of the
jdeas being pitched by a city
committee for improving
Newport Boulevard? Do you
have suggestions for filli ng up
the area? Call our Readers' Hot-
line at 642-6086 and leave )'our
name, thoughts, hometown.
COSTA MESA -Establishing 'a
moralOrfum on motel expansions lllld
openings along Newport Boulevard,
creating a businesS improvement dis-
trict in the area and installing informa-
tional signs along the boulevard are a
• Throughout the summer, a six-mem-
ber Newport Bout,evard Study Commit-
tee has been discussing ways to
improve business properties and stimu-
late trade along the boulevard. Mer-
chants in that area have been complain-
A few short-term suggestions
include: •SEE BOULEVARD PAGE A12
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MARC MAAffi I DAILY Pit.OT
Corona .del MU linebacker To1a ~e tries ta flre up his teammates before the start of their season opener Friday night
against Marlna at Orange Coast College. Corona del Mar ran away with the contest. winning 42-0. For more, see Page B·t.
$20,000 reward
offered in shooting
of Newport wo~an
•Victim's neighbors consider forming volunteer citi-
zens' patrol group to restore sense of safety in the area.
By Carolyn Mliler, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
employer of the Newport Beach
woman who was sh ot and
wounded outside her Harbor
View home nearly two weeks ago
is offering a reward for informa-
tion on the gunman, whose
motive and tdenllty remain a
mystery.
The Galardi Group -the frdn·
chiser of Der Wienerschnitzel
fast-food restaurants -announced
Friday that 1t would otter d
$20,000 reward for infonnatJon I
lead.mg to the arrest and conVlc-
tion of the man who reportedly
walked up to Beverly Blake, a
marketing executJvP for th" C'Om-
pany, and shot her dS she stepped
into her Mercedes-Benz to go to
work on Aug. 29.
"(Blake) is a very warm and
caring person -it's just very
shocking and senseless.• said Jim
Caulfield, attorney for the Galardi
Qroup. "The shooting appears to
be without any reason."
Company executives and
police are hoping a monetary
incentive will encourage anyone
who has information to come for·
ward and notify police, Caulfield
said.
Caulfield said Bla.ke -a single
parent with a small daughter -is
-..
domg •fine" physically and was
recently released from the bospi~
tal where she was treated for
gunshot wounds to her arm and
side. , He
added that he
does not
know when
Blake will be
returning to
work or to her
home on Port
Sheffield Dn-
ve
Newport
Beach pol.Jee,
who would Suspect sought
not d1sclo!>e
where Bldke or h£-r daughter cUe
staymg. are still :.eekmg dues to
lead trpm tn th"' c;uc;p~ct
descnbed as a black man m hls
late JOs to early 40s He lS about 6
feet tall, weighs 250 pounds and
has salt-and-pepper hair. He was
dnvmg a dark, two-door car, pos·
s1bly a maroon Pontiac Trans Am
Police are not certain whether
the suspect -whom neighbors
claimed had been lurking in the
neighborhood befor~ the morning
of the shooting -was stalking
Blake but are looking at that pos-
si b1hty, Newport Beach Police
Sgt Andy Goa.is said.
"The reward may help us get
• SEE REWARD PAGE A 12
lliegµardS
save farriil~
of 3 from
drowning
Local officials welcome state education reform plan
By Julie Ross Cannon. Daily Pilot
• 'It is a great idea,' but
funding remains a puzzle,
Superintendent Mac
Bernd says.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -State
Superintendent Delaine Eastin's
new statewide education reform
plan "is a great idea," school
administrators and teachers
agreed Friday, but paying for the
comprehensive proposal is a sep-
arate issue.
The plan proposes to free
schools from the directives of the
state's Education Code if the
school districts agree to meet
higher education standards.
Districts that promise to imple-
ment Eastin's list of reform recom·
mendations in exchange for Edu·
cation Code waivers are called
"c:h.allenge school districts." The
districts, in essence, would
become charter districts -schools
funded by the state but controlled
locally.
•1 think it is a great idea, and
you wouldn't need to be a chal-
lenge district to do it,,. Superin-
tendent Mac Bernd said about ·
some of the plan's initiatives.
Eastin says she's able to waive
Wengelerwas a t the motel ear-
ly Friday morning ta.king ca.re of
business at the motel, which had
apparently been neglected since
Sunday, when Wengeler's 9-day-
old grandson , Anthony Shaw,
waa pronounced dead from child
atiuse and fre,ctures to h1s skull.
AUthorities suspect the infant's
death resulted from the temper Of •, WEST NEWPORT _ Duafte the bab y's stepfather, Zonlth
We~. owner o1 tbe Ptne KJiot Shaw, wbo reportedly confeiled
Motel. ltOod bebmd its blue omce to ~ the crytng be.by while
door and toftlY Mid ta. couldn't M WM bUtng for hbn at the motel
talk aboUl the tragk eveat1 d'f' IUt ....,. Shaw, who ii ln je.il,
unfurled• bil-*l a W8ek ag0. ..... ...... Ila. run.:down motel
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the state's ~ducation Code
because the law gives her author-
ity to waive any provision of the
code -except earthquake safety
provisions -in order "to improve
the general level of education."
The plan calls for:
: Increased mandatory gradu·
ation course requirements
• Closed campuses, including
during lunch
• Content and performance
~tandards for every subject at
every grade level
• A pact between parents and
students
• An individual learning plan
for every student
· Instead of receiving a tradition-
al lugh school diploma, students
will receive a •Golden State
actuevement certificate."
"It's great idea," Bernd said.
MWe just have to make sure we
can pay for it. The costs dfe C'On·
s1derable. ~
Bernd said higher standards
are an important part of education
reform.
"But the other aspect of higher
standards is that we change the
system, so the kids can meet the
requirements. It's one thing to
raise graduation requirements.
It's another thing to cbang~ the
e<!ucation delivered, so the kids
•SEE SUPER PLAN PAGE A12
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Should the school I district adopt the
state•s education
plan, or are the dis-
trict programs meet-
ing the needs of its stu-
dents? Tell us your
thoughts. Call the Readers
Hotline at 642--6086 and
leave us your opinion,
along with your name, city,
and telephone (for verifica-
tion onty).
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The Wonderbra
now goes strapless
U you were overjoyed when
Wonderbra tut the stores last
year. you'll love its latest relative:
the Wonderbra Strapless due in
stores m late September.
• Botrepraneur wants to
llmale Belboe lsJand vlSb
tors between feny landing
and business district, but
mercbarits are putting up
stQP signs.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Piiot
BALBOA ISLAND -In con·
cept, everybody believes the
idea can't miss: an eight-passen-
ger electric car that transports
visitors between the Balboa
Island Ferry landing and Marine
Avenue, the Island's central busi-
ness district.
Rodger Michael sees the pos-
sibilities.
"I came down about a month
ago with my daughter and her
grandmother,.." said Michael,
who lives in Cypress. •My moth-
er-in-law has arthritic knees. She
was in pain, and she wanted to
go home. Since she spoils her
granddaughter. I figure the city
lost out on $60 to $70 worth of
business."
Wanted
·~~Beadl
Police Department
The su pect described
below is wanted by the New-
port Beach Police Department
for the crimes listed. U you
have any knowledge of their
whereabouts, DO NOT TAKE
ACTION -Call your local
police or the Newport Beach
Police Department at 644-
3717.
Name:
Gregory Fenton Munson
Date of birth: 5/26/64
"It used to be unpossible to
actueve truly dramatic cleavage
with a strdple5$ bra,· says Eliza-
beth Meyer. brand manager for
Wonderbra "But Wonderbra
Strapless has changed all that
WJth unique and innovative
design details that provide ·
(>Ssenba.I support. Llft and most
unportant, drdIDabc cleavage It's
the perfect bra for any strapless
garment.•
The bra is avatlable in black
and white for $28 The Wonder-
brd Strapless will be sold at
Robmsons-May and at The
Broadway
Michael has since purchased
an electric vehicle and bas an
option to buy five more. With his
mini-shuttle service called Bal-
boa Transport, Michael plans to
drive people between the feny 1 landing and the business ctistrict.
He will drop off passengers out-
side Wilma's Patio or at the ferry
landing, chargmg $1 each way.
LEAH H0GSTEW DAILY AlOT
Rodger Michael hopes to build a business on Balboa Island, shuttling people around in electric
carts. But some merchants are trying to put up roadblocks.
Height: 6'1" Weight: 190
Color hair: Blond (but he may
now have dark hair in dread-
locks)
Color eyes: Blue
My favorite locdl pa.int store,
Ameritone Paint Center, carries
only top-of-the-line Benjamm
Moore Pdlflt Custom matcher
Bill Fuller can match any paint
in town, and the store has every-
thing you'd need for interior or
exterior JObs. Also if you want
taux fin.tshes, there's plenty of
glazes and sponges, and how-to
pamt books. U you'd rather use
wallpaper there's over 500 books
from which to chose. Ameritone
(646-8774) 1s located at 369 E.
17th St m Costa Mesa.
Instant Replay Consignments
has moved mto a bigger location
on 17th Street at 369 E. 17th St.
in Costa f\.te..,a . The store is filled
with all kinds of antiques.
including art deco pieces, Onen-
ldl pieces, ldmps, chairs. pine
tables, pnnts, sterling silverware,
costwne and silver Jewelry, sofas,
and lots of 1950s-era home
accessone., Instant Replay buys,
sells and consigns. For consign-
ment pieces you can call owner
Michele Weaver at 642-8898
And that's only the beginning.
Michael claims.
rick, who died in July. DerriCk
was a Laker fan, his father said.
But several Island merchants
are not ready to welcome
Michael or his business. Mer-
chants say that. during his ·mal
"I want to
take couples to
Corona del Mar
at sunset and
bring them back
in the moon-
light,· he said.
"There's got to
be a ton of , 15-
year-old boys
who want to
"I want to take cou-
ples to Corona del
Mar at sunset and
bring them back in
run, • Michael
has raised the
hackles of resi-
dents through
llls aggressive
sale9-pitches
both to adults
and children.
"Hucksterism, •
some call it.
the moonlight... "
-RODGER MICHAEL In addition,
Seymour Beek,
president of the
Balboa Island Ferry, accuses
Michael of tying up traffic and of
recharging his vehicle using the
ferry's outlet, withouf first
obtaining the owner's permis-
sion.
impress their
girlfriends I've
already done weddings and
yacht parties.·
A former catenng truck driver,
Michael, 42, sold his insurance
brokerage firm to chase this
dream. For the hr!>t two weeks. ,
he has offered ndes free while
getting to know the area and the
people
Once his vehicle is spruced
up, it will be painted gold and
purple in honor of the Los Ange-
les Lakers basketball team The
colors are in memory of
Michael's 16-year-old son Der-
'
The Balboa Island Improve-
ment Association voted 'J\tesday
to send a letter urgpig the city to
tum down Michael's application
for a certificate of public conve-
nience. With that certificate and
with a permit from the dty traffic
commission, Balboa Transport
couJd begin operation.
Michael's application goe~
before the City Council on Mon-
day night, at which time several
merchants are likely to oppose
Balboa Transport publicly.
·The bottom line is. it's not the
image we're trying to promote
down here. The guy doesn't
have a good image,· said John
Noyes, president of the Balboa
Island Merchants Association. "I
also think it's an ill-conceived
business. I dop't see that he'll
make any money.·
Others are more supportive.
Del Staudinger, whose mother,
Wilma, owns Wilma's Patio, says
Balboa Transport could help area
business.
"The worst thing about the
Island is that there's no parking,
and anything that could help out
is great," Stauding~r said. "I
don't think you can start any
business without having any
controversy, but if be complies
with all the laws and regulations,
what do people have to complain
about?"
Michael bas beard the criti-
cism. He admits to taking the fer-
ry's electricity without permis-
sion and hopes to repay Beek
and mend fences. He also says
his aggressive ettorts to get peo-
ple to ride the cars will cease
once people learn about the
business.
As long as Michael's equip-
ment meets safety standards and
he obtains the necessary permits,
Newport Beach Revenue Man-
ager Glen Everroad will recom-
mend that the coundl approve
Michael's application. In his staff
report. Everroad said he has also
encouraged Michael to "impr9ve
his relationship with area mer-
chants."
•It is a novel idea and one I
think could be pretly neat,"
Everroad said. "U he endeared
himself to the merchant associa-
tions, he could find a home for
this thing .•
Association represe ntatives
say they are willing to listen to
Michael's proposals and have
invited him to a Sept. 13 meeting
of the improvement association.
Nonetheless, the skepticism
persists.
•1 give him credit for wanting
to give it a try," said Lee Suther-
land, owner of the Balboa Island
Coffee Co. "But I don't think he's
the right person to do it."
Wanted for: Unlawful Sexual
Intercourse
DETAILS: MUNSON is
wanted for unlawful sexual
intercourse with a 15-year-old
minor July 5, 1993. A warrant
for his arrest has been issued.
Munson is a professional swfer
who grew up in Newport
Beach. He uses the rucknam~
wsquirrel" and associates with
young girls. He has reportedJy
been seen in the Newport
Beach area within the last two
to three months.
Refer to DR#93-09095
Retired teacher
to hear of Orange
County history
COSTA rvtESA -The Califor-
nia Retired Teachers Association,
. Harbor Beach Division No. 77,
invites all retired educators to its
tall meeting.
Jim Cooper of KOCE-TV,
channel 50, will be the honored
guest and will speak on "Histon-
tal Orange County." The group
meets at 1 p.m. Sept. 13 at Harp-
er School in Costa Mesa. Alex Sebastian, the oldest
fine men's clothier in South
Coast Plaza, 1S celebrating its
20th anruversary with the grand
opening of a contemporary new
store at South Coast Plaza .
..,cheduled to open nud-Septem-
her
Friends help couple celebrate 50-year ·bond
The nt>w store will combine
both Alex Sebastian and the
company s sportswear store.
Alex Sport. and add new brands
as well. The new store will have
dn exclusive shop for Jbane
Barnes. and will feature design-
ers. mcludmg Ennenegildo Zeg-
nd, CiaVln Klein, Vestimenta,
Zanella, and a new brand, Ice-
berg '
U you like suits tailor-made
Alex Sebastain has a made-to-
measure serv1ce, m whlch you
can chose fabncs and suits
styles, and you'll be fitted for
measurements. Also. the popular
Club Alex will continue tae
practice of having personal fash-
ion counselors vtSit clients and
·give comphmentary wardrobe
consultabon and anaylsis m the
pnvacy of home or office.
The rlew store will be located
o n the lower level of South Coast
Pl..a2a across from the Bullock's
Men's Store
• BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and
Saturdays If you know of a good buy
call me at 540-1224. fax 646-4170
FRIENDS HELP CELE-
BRATE 50 YEA.RS -A
group of 102 friends from
Temple Bat Yam, the Lincoln
Club arid the Balboa Bay Club
Sue O'Clockers helped King and
Lee Burstein celebrate 50 years
of knowing each other on a
three-hour harbor cruise abodrd
the IJ;Jand Grrl V I\ wasn't an
anniversary party. it was a • 50
years of knowing you• party. .
According to King. the couple
first met as 15-year-old high
school students m 1945 in Holly-
wood. But they didn't marry unW
1961 , having gone separate ways
until then but seeing each other
periodically m the mtervening
years.
Those helping the Burstems
celebrate included RPps Dana
Rohrabacher and Ed Royce.
50 members of the Temple Bat
Yarn congregation. including
school board member Serene
Stokes and husband Std, Llncoln
Club members Tom Malcom,
Colson Morris and Howard
Kline, Six O'Clockers Jerry
Daleabout, Dick Bertone, Doug
Sgencer, Jerry T~dle and Jack
Wright. to name a few.
SUN: Speak Up Newport
mt>eting dt 5:30 p.m Wednesday
dl the Villa Nova Restaurant will
be of interest to those who are
concerned about Orange County
government. Retired Judge
Bruce Sumner. chamnan of the
Orange County Charter Conurus-
sion. will be the featured speak-
er, tal.k.tng about the what could
be the making of a new Orange
County. Sumner served S1JC years
in the Assembly, served as a
Superior Court judge and
chaired the California Consbtu-
bon ReVlSion Commission For
more information. call 542-4226.
CLUB NEWS: The Costa
Mesa Orange Coast Breakfast
Lions Club contributed $400 to
Boy Scout Thoop No. 666 for its
participation in the club's booth
at the June Fish Fry.
WELCOME TO TilE WORLD
OF SERVICE CLUBS: Bob WUk-
er, professional
photographer, and Dr. Fred.er-
hour ·~ S4ll'Vice may be used to record lenen to the
news stories, illustrations, edlto
ri~I matter Of ~rwments
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COMMUNITY
& CLUBS
jim
de boom
lck Ward, chiropractor. joined the
Costa Mesa Orange Coast
Breakfast Uons Club.
SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nus COMING WEEK: Want to
get more involved
in your community? Visit a
service club this week. Most
clubs welcome guests and will
buy your meal on your first visit.
MONDAY: The Newport Har-
bor/Costa Mesa Lions Club will
meet at the Costa Mesa Country
Club to hear from Mayor Joe
Erickson on WNon-profit Organi-
zations and the Importance of
Their Contributions to the Com-
munity."
TIJESDAY: 7 :30 a.m. Newport
Beach Rotary Club meets at the
Balboa Bay Club for a prograni
by Doug Reinhart on water con-
servation ... Noon: Costa Mesa
Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa
Mesa Community Center. Kiwa-
nis Club of Newport Beach
meets at the Shark Island Yacht
Club ... 6 p.m. Costa Mesa-New-
port Harbor Llons Club, the Ftsh
Fry Club meets at the Costa
Mesa Country Club to bear from
Larry H~ of the Orange Coun-
ty Sheriff's Department.
WEDNESDAY: at 7 a.m. Costa
Mesa Orange-Coast Breakfast
Lions Club meetings at Ma Bark-
ers, bear from Richard Scho-
engert on •Masonic Child Identi-
fication Program• ... 1:15 a.m.
South Coast Metro Rotary Club.
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"'I skies with warm COSTA~
the "Tast~ of Costa Mesd Club•
meets at the Center Club. Noon
Costa Mesa Rotary Club meets at
Mesa Verde Country Club to
hear from Brad Bartell of the
Harbor Patrol. The Exchange
Club of Orange Coast will meet
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club for a business meeting. 5
p.m. Newport-Balboa Rotary
Club meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club.
THURSDAYNoon Kiwanis
Club of Corona del Mar meets at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club.
The Exchange Club of Newport
Harbor, meets at Shark Island
Yachl Club to hear from Officer
Tom Monarch of the NBPD on
the DARE program. Costa Mesa
North Kiwanis Club meets at the
Holiday lnn to hear about the
YMCA and its mentoring pro-
gram. Newport lrvine Rotary
Club meets at the Irvine Maniott
for a visit by District Gov.
Michael Abdalla, M.D.
• COMMUNnv a a.ues Is published
every Saturday in the Daily Pilot.
temper•tures. Con.
tinued ho\ Inland.
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trlllc for August 8
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QIM Henrletta
• too lllodt of~ A burglar reporwdly stole computer
equipment WOf1h S UOO from the Vantage Found1tion while
the educatlONI fac.llity was dosed. This Is the third such Incl-
dent at the facility In the last ftw 'Wffks.
• -Modi~ Jaeflft ~A resident WIS walking •long
the blk.-~at the Costa Mesa Gotf Course~ twO males -
Of'MI pQillbly armed With • switch btade -grabbed the Yktlm's
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Putting a value· On
teaching today's children
V alaes. Bm.z wont for the
'90s. Uke the weather,
r everybody ta.lb about
values., but precious few of us
do anything about them.
It is probably \oo late for
most of us to make substantial
changes in our values, such as
they may be. What we are is
what we are.
However, I dare say all of us
can agree that the mother lode
for instilling values is in our
children. The problem is, we, as
the parents of those children,
actually have to do something.
We have lo work at this values
business, and it is possibly the
toughest of all Jobs.
My wife and I are thankful
indeed that our parenting days
are far. far be,b.ind us. We do
not envy those who have to
raise today's children in today's
world. Sure, every generation
says that.
I don't know who the gurus
are these days. the shrinks and
pediatricians whose books we
literally staked our children's
lives on. In our days as child-
rearers, our crutches were Dr.
Spock and a child psychologist
whose name I am surely mis-
spelling, Haym Ginott.
Even those pros dealt mostly
with the likes of bed-wetting,
refusal to edt Brussels sprouts
and terminally untidy rooms. To
teach our children •values,· we
pretty much had to wing it. We
relied on our in~tiocts, on com-
mon sense and on values that
bad been passed down to us by
our parents and grandparents
(and. in my case. my uncle Joe
and assorted boarding-school
roommates).
Today, that's not enough.
Parents need a1J the help they
can get. And they can get plen-
ty of it from Will Crist. ·
Will is an Episcopal priest
and educator who is embarking
on an awesomely ambitiovs
program of teaching parents -
and, he hopes, grandparents,
too -tu teach values to children
who are old enough to under-
stand and young enough to
accept.
. According to Crist, this
means between ages 4 and 12.
·After 12, the hormones kick
in, their brain starts changing,
and children begin identifying
·more with their peers than with
their family.··
In Crisl's view, values are far
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more than knowing right from
wrong, knowing you shouldn't
drink booze or smoke pot and
shouldn't have sex before mar-
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·values -especially the val-
ues of courage, honesty and
self-discipline are what bind us
togeth~r as humans,• Will says.
·values belong to everybody.·
The first seminar in a series
of 12 will be Sept. 24 at the
Community Church in Corona
del Mar (644-7400) with the
topic, •How to Teach Your
Children Courage.• The topic
will reprise Oct. 7 at St.
Michael and All Angels (644-
0463), also in Corona del Mar.
Assuming sufficient partici-
pation, the seminars will go on
to cover what Crist believes are
the other components of a suc-
cessful children's value system:
self-motivation, goal-setting,
honesty, self-discipline, com-
passion, perseverance, integri-
ty, confidence, responsibility.
loyalty and self-esteem.
I think if I w ere a parent of a
kid in that target 4-12 age
group, I would leap .at the
chance to spend 1 112 hours
and $15 to $20 a month (the
cost of the workbook for each
subject).
I would not run, I would gal-
lop, sprint, canter, Oee, rocket,
sprint or scoot to one of Will
Crist's seminars.
As he puts it: ·we have a
responsibility to do more than
whine that our youth are not
taking the right path. It is a
waste of time to whine.•
l have read the ·courage"
workbook and found it brim-
fu).l of solid reasoning and
teaching by example. It talks
about how to relate to each age
group within the 4-12 span, and
uses popular Vldeos, from
•Aladdin• to ·Jurassic Park,•
and extensive reading lists.
Subheadings under courage
mclude facing fears, trying new
things, persisting when things
get tough, standing up for
beliefs, admitting mistakes, etc.
There is nothing revolutionary
here, just good solid stuff that
someone took the time to think
through, organize and publish
in a sensible, understandable,
well-written format.
While initial sessions are
being held in churches, there is
no preaching in any of the texts
or in Crist's seminars. "Values
are for everybody,· Will says.
"The teaching is simply in
basic Old Testament fashion;
just pass.ing on the wisdom.•
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Cost.a Mesa panel to consider
new senior home proposal
• A total of 14 elderly res-
idents would be housed in
the seven-bedroom facili-.
ty on Wmtergreen Place.
By lina Borgatt.a, Daily Pi/or
COSTA MESA -The Planning
Commission on Monday will dis-
cuss a plan to convert a Winter-
green Place duplex into a senior-
carefacility for up to 14 elderly res-
idents.
•These would just be senior
adults who want to live in a home-
like environment but need some
assistance,· scud Heather Arm-
bruster, who will present the plan to
the commission at its regular meet-
ing. •Tuey won't be patients.
They're just Wee any ot ... the other
seniors on the block."
If her proposa'l is approved,
Armbruster plans to overhaul the
entire property. transforming it from
a duplex with a total of five bed-
rooms and three and a half baths to
one, seven-bedroom. three-and-a-
half bath facility.
•I'll be cleaning up a distressed
property that's been in ruins for
some time now," Armbruster said.
"It's going to be very, very nice.
We'll have a patio with tables out in
the back, and every bedroom will
have a sliding door."
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mission's approval.
The proje<.1 inibally drew con-
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North Costa Mesa neighborhood
Early last month, a resident sub-
mitted a petition wrth some 70 sig-
natures to the aty's planrung staff.
~residents said tbeyw.9~
cemed the facility would ~
•unctue • traffic and DCtile. ·~
sive garbage," A •gen8rB) ~ ration• ol the neigbbcibood
result in a reduction in ptopesty
ues.
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said the dty bas heard frQm some
those residents who since have
ken with Armbruster and have S()ft.
ened their positions.
·we've received a number ot
letters from people m the neighbOr-
bood. many of whom signed that
petition." Valantme said •They say
they are now supporting tbe
request. They've talked to (Ann·
bruster) and say they understand
her proposal a httle better now.·
Senior center to offer art classes
CORONA DEL MAR -The
Oasis Senior Center 1S offering
three art classes for local resi-
dents, beginrung Monday.
A 10-week class watercolor
class taught by Betty Merry
Mikal will be dvailable for
beginning and intermediate
students, The intermediate
class will meet from 9 a.m. to
noon Mondays; the beginners'
class will meet from 9 to 11 :30
a .m. Thursddys.
Art History, designed for
begmrung art.Jsts, is an eight-
week class that includes dis-
cussions of unportant historical
art trends, as well as hands-on
mstruction with pastels and
markers.
Art History will meet from
1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. Wednesdays.
All classes cost $38. There will '
be an addibonal $5 lab fee for
the art lustory class.
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Enjoy IUD, 18.nd, art and live
music at the Balboa Art and
Music Festival from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. m hninsula Park )ust East of
the Balboa Pier. ThJs free two--day
event is part of the SeaPest cele-
bration &p<>nsored by the ~
port Beach Community Services
Department"' and features art,
crafts and jewelry for sale by local
Artists, as well music by The
Sounds o! Swing, The Susie Han-
son Band, Pandemonium and The
Chanteys. For information, call
644-3151.
USED BOOK SALE
Friends of Costa Mesa
Ubraries will hold a Used Book
Sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
Downtown Library, 1857 Park
Ave. Hardcovers and trade paper-
bac~ are $1; regular paperbacks
and records, 50 cents and chil-
dren's books and magazines. 25
cents. A silent auction of rare and
unusual pooks that have been
donated will conclude at 3 p.m.
For more mfonnation, call Jean
Femling at 549-2493.
SURPLUS FOOD
Seniors and low-income fami-
lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport
Beach area can obtain free USDA
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a:.m. tbe eec:ond Saturday di. each
month ln the rMr piUktng lot m
the Churcb of Christ, 286 Avoc.a-
do St.~ COit.a Mesa. For more
information, C4ll 631'2177.
•Fa.a~ Al.UM
The University of Wyoming
Alumni and Friends organization
bas issued an open l{lvttation to
all local Air Force Academy alum-
ni to view the upcoming college
football match up between the
two schools. The no-host gather-
ing takes place at 9:30 a.m. in Tro-
phy's Sports Grill, 4221 Dolphin
Striker Way, Newport Beach (near
John Wayne Airport). Come sup-
port your alma mater. For infor-
mation, call 756-8800.
APPLE COMPUTER CLUB
Orange Coast College's Apple
Computer Club will meet hom B
a.m. to 4 p.m.
in rooms 207 and 214 of OCC's
Chemistry Building._The club -
which is open to anyone interest-
ed in computers -encourages
the development and exchange of
information related to the Apple
computer. A beginners' forum
begins at noon, and the annual
membership fee is $30. Meetings
are the first Saturday of each
month. For information, call 770-
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meets in room 116 of OCC's Pine
Arts Building to diJcuss the devel-
opment and eubange of informa-
tion re.lated to Microsoft Windows
and Windows applications. The
cost of memberlhlp is $20, which
includes a newsletter. For infor-
mation, call 542-0468.
PLANNING YOUR ESTATE
Legal Options, 620 Newport
Center Drive, Suite 1100, New-
port Beach, · sponsoTS a lecture
titled "Protect Your Assets" at 10
a.m. every Saturday. Attorney
Debra G:rimaila discusses how
wills, living trusts, charitable
donations and other tax reduction
strategies preserve the.value of an
estate and help avoid probate.
Admission is hee, but seating is
limited. Reservations may be
made by calling 760-8775.
SINGLE.S PARTY
Meet other young profession-
als and dance the night away at
the Young Executive Singles Net-
work's (Y.E.S.I) Orange County
Cocktail Party at 7:30 p.m. in the
Sutton Place Hotel, 4500
Blvd., .Newport
Buch. The linglea event is
~ed for prolellionall 2.5 to
~O yea.rs ol age and cmts S15 -
wbicll includes buffet, network-.mg game& and prizes. Por infor-
mation on this and other Y.E.S. I
events, call 7'4-1000.
CRAFT SHOW
The Orange County Fair-
grounds in Costa Mesa is hosting
the craft show, A Crafter's Par-
adise, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today
and 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. Sunday. The
show will feature more than 150
crafters and will include craft
competitions, "Make It and Take
It" booths and seminars for those
wishing to create their own art.
The cost is $4, and parking is free.
Also, the first 200 people to pay
admission each day will receive a
free gift.
SAND CASTl.ES
The 34th Annual Sand Castle
Contest bits the shorehne from
noon to 3 p.m. at Big Corona
Beach in Corona del Mar. The
event is sponsored by the Com-
modores Club of the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Com-
merce and l(Ezy_ Any group or
business is welcome to partici-
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from the chamber. Call '9'·6205
for more tnfonnation.
SEAFEST
As part ot its annual SeaPest
celebration, the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber ol Commerce is
sponsoring SeaPest Pun for Fami-
lies from noon to 5 p.m. in the Bal-
boa Branch Ubrary, 100 E. Balboa
Blvd. The free event will include
puppet, story and song programs,
as well as a hands-on exhibit fea-
turing live sea animals. Call 717-
3807.
MOM)AY
ATTENTION OEFIOT DISORDER
Joan Andrews, a MFCC and
educational psychologist, will be
giving a hee lecture titled M Atten-
tion Deficit Disorder m 'Children,
Adolescents and Adults~ at 7 p.m
in the Coastline Counseling Cen-
ter, 1200 Quail St .. Suite 105 m
Newport Beach The lecture will
proVIde an in-depth look at the
disorder and its treabnents. For
mformation, call 476-0991.
FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE
Maxine Cohen. a marnage and
family therapl.St, 1s sponso'ring an
anonymous helpline for individu-
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Cohen is available for free consul-..
tetion from noon to 1 p.in Md 7 to
8 p.m. evezy Monday. Sb bn be
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l'M>EAWAADS
Costa Mesa's Pride Seventh,
Annual Neighborhood Pride
Awards Breakfast takes place at I
7:30 a.m. in the Costa Mesa Golf
and Country Club. The guest_
speaker is Bruce Merrifield, pas-_
tor of Harbor Trinity Baptist
Church. Neighborhood Pride
Awards Chairman Ron Amburgey
will present awards to recipients. I'\
Cost is $5 per person. The .public t
1S invited. R.S.V.P. to Ron Bauer .at
545-2726 or Bobbie Hendrick at
546-1087 by Fnday, Sept. 8.
TAX TALK rt
"Income Tax Alternatives -
Plat Tax or Sale~ Tax?" fs the title t
of the program at the Newport
Foundation's 7:30 a.m. meeting at
the Balboa Bay Club Quarterdeck
Room. 1221 \\ Coast Highway.
Speakers are Steven L. Hayes,
president of Citizens for Altema-
llve Tax Syste m, and Roland
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1bJs Worbbop 18 from 10 e.m.
to noon today at ~Beach
Church ot Religiou. Sdlace, 901
Dove St. Ste. 145. Linda
Stephens, e lhtger J>{*Ctttibn&r
and f adlitator teaches euy, play·
fUl moves to releUe tension and
stiffness in the body. Call 646-
3199.
INACTIVE CATMOUCS
This is the time to look again, If
you have been away from the
church and have questions or
issues with the church, Our Lady
Queen of Angels gives you a
chance to discuss those concerns
in a very relaxed setting on alter-
nate Sundays at 6:15, beginning
this Sunday and co'l'ltinuing Sept.
24, Oct. 8 and 22. Nov. 5 and 19 in
the parish center, ~046 Mar Vtsta
Drive, Newport Beach. Call
Marie Romano, 548-3844 or Sr.
Agatha, 644-9218.
HEALTH DAY
Inshuctor Janet Brosan leads
People with Arthritis Can Exer-
cise (P.A.C.E.) classes 10 to 11
a.m., Tuesddy at the Jewish
Senior Center of Orange County,
250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The
class includes health education,
joint-protection tips, relaxation
techniques, pain-control tech-
niques and socializing. Call 513-
5641.
.. A GATHERING OF MIRACLES ..
A course m miracles with
inspired talks racilitated by Allan
Rosenthal MFCT. founder, is held
Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in
the south wing fellowship room
at St. Michael and All Angels
Church. 3233 Pacific View Drive,
Corona del Mar. The program
provides a supportive space for
people to explore their spirituali-
ty with candlelight services,
burning bowl ceremonies, semi-
nars, meditation hikes, film
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THI OCCULT
Gretchen PusanUno. a nadon·
ally. recogm.aed eXpert in cult
research, WW ~ to the
Women's flellowsbip_ Of St.
Matthew's Church. 1723 Westditf
Or., Newport Beidl. on Thurs-
days Sept. 1-4 and 21at10:30 p .m.
Seating is Um.ited. Por reserva-
tions, call 6.C6-1152 Tuesday
Utrough Thursday.
MRAbfGM SHIFT ·
The Newport Beach Baha'i
Community allows participants to
bear and experlence •Paradigm
Shift: A New Way -A New
World" 7:30 p.m. Friday at a pri-
vate residence in Corona del Mar.
Together, they explore such
questions as: Can racism and
prejudice be eliminated? What is
the New World Order? Can con-
flicts be resolved without force?
Are women and men equal.
What's the spiritual solution to
our economic problems? And
more. Music and food included.
Directions: 759-0999.
SHIN BUDDHISM
Newport Beach Higashi Hon-
ganji Buddhist Temple's Dharma
Society presents a lecture and
discussion series on Shin Bud-
dhism at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept.
16 at the temple, 254 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa. Call 722-1202 (the
Rev. Hi.rosumi) or 651-3102 (Ron-
nie Young).
CREATIVE POWER
Come and explore the Divine
You with Gail Miller 10 to noon
Sept. 16 in a workshop dis-
cussing Marianne, Williamson's
book: A Woman's Worth. New-
port Beach Church of Religious
Science, 901 Dove St. Ste. 145,
Newport Beach. Call 646-1032.
SOENCE OF MIND Ill
Sept. 23, 10 to noon, Dr.
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
R£uc.tOUS scaNa NEWPORr IEACH
SCIENCE OF MINO EDUCA110H aNTO
(ComM Of OOVf & Otloll • Jn Olla Bldg.
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901 Dove #145
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Offlctl: M. Tu, Tb (714) 646-3199
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YlootSH HOUR
Jewish Senior Center of
Orange County, 25Q B. Baker St.,
Costa Mesa, bolds •Yiddish
Hour• at 11 a.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 27 with writer Gerson Jerus.
Kosher lunch is available at noon
for $3. Reservations: 513~641.
NEW MlNISTEl AT SOUTH COAST
CHRJSl'lAN 04UltCH
Jerrold A. Hollobaugh
became the senior minister of the
South Coast Cbrlstian Church, at
the comer of Victoria and Placen-
tia in Costa Me54 on July 1. He is
a native of Ohio and a graduate
of Johnson Bible College,
Knoxville, Tenn. with a bachelor's
degree. He also holds a master's
degree in pastoral psychology
and counseling from Ashland
Theological Seminary, Ashland,
Ohio and another master's in
Marriage. Family, Child Coun-
selor from Pacific Christian Col-
lege, Fullerton. Mr. Hollobaugh
was employed as a clinician with
Somerset Educational Services in
Riverside for four years and also
worked as an intern at Family
Service Association, as well as
work at CPC Brea Canyon Psy-
chiatric Hospital in Brea, Alpha
.counseling in Laguna Beach and
Pathways Counseling in Brea. He
says he is happy to back in the
preaching ministry. His preach-
ing is Bible centered, evangelist,
CHRISTIAN
! HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Dl1elpl11 of Cllrtst)
2401 lrvlnt An. 1t Slllfl IPbtl
Ntwportltadl
Sunday Wot'lhlp • 1 O:OOAM •
Dr. Joseph R11d 145-5711
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via IJdo, Newport Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Church ioam • Spm, Sundaf School lOam Wednesday Meetings 8p:n
The glory of the Lord
shall endure for ever:
the Lord shall rejoice
in his works.
Psalms 104:31
Branch of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ Sdentht
Boston, Massachusetts
PRESBYTERIAN
Sun4-, W1,,llip 9:30 •·"'·
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WCI& Of MUSIC
Bonnie Wright bu become
minister of muilc at Soutb Coat
ChriltWI Cburch in Costa Mma.
She is a senior at Pacific Cbrlltian
College, Pullerton and she and
her hWJbe.nd, Dennis, lead the
congr~ in h ol r~
each 'Sunaay.
NEW MUSIC DIRECTOR
Jason Hamey of Fountain Val-
ley is the new music director of
Orange Coast Unitarian Udiver-
salist Church in Costa Mesa.
PART TIME YOUTH MINISTER SOUGHT
South Coast Christian Church
is seeking a part time youth min-
ister to work with young people.
SUNDAY ClASS REGISTltATlONS
The religious education
department of Orange Coast Uni-
tarian Universa.list Church will
accept registration for pre-school
through high school students
du.ring the month of ~eptember.
Children are invited to register
with their parents for the free
weekly classes held from 10:30 to
11 a.m. each Sunday. There will
be a welcome brunch and orien-
tation for new families in the pro-
gram Sunday, Sept. 17 after the
morning service. For details call
the Rev. Kathy Kluhr, religious
education consultant at 646-4652.
The church is located at 1259 Vic-
toria Street, Costa Mesa.
SERMONS
•POWER OF MIND•
That's the topic of the 10:30
sermon Sunday by Rev. Ken Gray
at the Newport Beach Church of
Religious Science, 901. Dove St.
Ste. 145. Call 646-3199.
EPISCOPAL
METHODIST
CoatoMua
MESA VERDE
UNIRD METHODIST CHURCH
1701 laker, C.M
Worthip & Church School
1:30 and 10:00 a.m.
Dr. Richard Geor,,.. • 979·8234 •
NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 16<tJ~~Jl:ve.
644-0745
Worship at B:OOAM & 1 O:OOAM Sun<!_ay School All AQes 9:00M1 r C.'""Ma n
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~ WednMday, Sept.
13, The Serendipty Mriel for lin-
gles meea every Wednesday at
7:30 p.m.. at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road in Newport Beach. All sin-
gles are welcome. A $3 donation
at the door also covers refresh·
ments. No reservations are
required. For more information
about the program, call Rev. Dr.
Bill Flanagan at 574-221-4.
BALLOON LAUNCH
Sunday School kids of all ages
at St. Matthew's Church in New-
port Beach will release colorful
helium balloons at 11 a.m. on
Sunday to launch the new school
year. A message in the balloon
asks the finder to write. A sand-
wich reception will follow. Sun-
day school for all ages is at 9 a.m.
All children are welcome. For
more information. call 646-1152.
INTERFAITH HUNGER WALK
The 1995 Interfaith Hunger
Walk will take place on the Back
Bay in Newport Beach, begin-
ning and ending at St Mark Pres.-
byterian Church. A recruiters'
meeting is scheduled at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 13 at Irvine
United Church of ChrisVUniver-
sity Synagogue, 4915 Alton Park-
way. Irvine, to provide informa-
tion to help you organize your
congregation or group. For more
information call Rob Stewart at
St. Mark Presbyterian Church,
644-1341.
EPISCOPAL
SAINT JAft'ES crURCH ep1scopa
*A c....-nlfy O...W lo~ fllHI s.tWit -.,, QWt .. '-'""" Jmor'
Fr. David C. Anderson, rector
3209 Vt0 Lido
Newport 8eoch
71"'/675-0210
IJ 7:30 am Traditional
9 om Contem~I")'.
9 am church SchoOI
10:45 om Charismatic ondW~noon
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bdve. Coronft. del Mu Sept. 46
flan 9 a:Jll. to 1 p.m. Projects
iDdude palntmg, rough capnm·
try, gardening and general
cleanup Wks. Early lignup of
volunteers wlll help final plan-
n.lDg etforts. Contact Bob Babbe
at 6"~t~t to slgn up and for
more informaUon.
S'UCHOT SERVICE AND OP£N
HOUSE
At Temple Isaiah of Newport
Beach will set the tone qf solem-
nity for the coming Jewish High
Holy Days. Rabbi Joseph P.
Mendelsohn will officiate ai the
Se'Uchot Service at 9 p.m. Satur-
day. Sept. 16. A period of socializ-
ing, fellowship and refreshments
will precede the midnight ser-
vice. Call the temple ;lt 548-6900.
HOMECOMtNG ",
Mesa Verde United Methodist
Church of Costa Mesa will cele-
brate 35 years as a church family
on Sunday, Sept. 17. Dr. Richard
E. George will launch the day-
long celebration with worship
services at 8:30 and 10 a.m.
There will be a sped.al display of
photographs and memorabilia.
Returning fonner members aftd
ministers will be welcomed back
by the many still active charter
members in a special program at
4 p.m. followed by a buffet dinner
in the Fellowship Hall. Mesa
Verde United Methodist Church
is locatea at 1701 Baker Street,
opposite the Mesa Verde Llbrary.
For more information and reser-
vations call Vicky ·Key at 979-
8234.
• Please send photographs and type-
written releases detailing stories,
upcoming ev~ts, sermon topia or any
other news Involving Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach churches to Religion Edi-
tor Laurie Busby, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay
St .• Costa Mesa. 92627. You can also fax
items to 646-4170. Releases are request-
ed two weeks prior to an event date.
CONGREGATIONAL
COMMUNITY CHURCH
CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED CHURCH OF
CHRIST
To a.a.w It To C..; To C.. is To DO.
Dr. Dennis W. Short, Minister
Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:AM
Church School 9AM Adult · 9:45 Children
Child Care Provided 644-7400
611 Heliotrope Ave, Corona Del M¥
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SOUTH COAST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
We Care About You Because Christ Cares.
"CHANGES"
(Phil. 3:21)
Visiting_ Go~el Singing Group
"Seeds of Change"
Jerrold A. Hollobaugh.
Worship Servi« IO:IS am
Bible Srudics 9:00 am
Kids For Christ S :30 pm Minister
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pen season with a bang·
ooldag trel Jolie la a
black dress inspired by
Coco, and a tlne black
nnet reminiscent of the late
ace Kelly, Barbara v,nezl•,
e disarming h ostess of televi·
ion'• •Home On The Range,•
trutted to the en d of the run·
ray set in the center of the
allroom of The Pour Seasons
otel in Newport Beach.
•Carmen is coming to The
range County Performing
Center Sept. 16, • Venezia
a.id. "It will open Opera Pacif-
c's 10th incredible season, and
'm in the production. I play a
tut.•
• The ctowd of very well
essed opera aficionados lost
eir civilized demeanor.
"I really do play a slut,"
ontinued Venezia, between
aves of laughter. "I get to
ear slut wear. It's not as ·
exciting as today's slut wear,
ut it's ... you know ... slut
ear of its day."
David DlChtera, the adored
guiding light behind Opera
Pacific, joined Venezia on the
runway. He paused . Looking
around at the crowd through
the glare of the stage lighting,
DiChiera turned to Venezia,
put his arm around her waist
and kissed h e r on the cheek.
"You a re my favorite slut,"
be said, taking the crowd by
surprise .
In ten years' time, DiChtera,
Venezia, and local patrons like
b.w.
cook
Lalla and BW Conlin, Gloria
and Irv Gellman, Donna and
John Crean; Gayle Wldyolar,
Sharl and Harry Esayian,
Mary LQu and Scott Hornsby,
Mary Ann and Elon Wells,
Gerry and Wally Schroeder
have helped to make Opera
Pacific a mighty company on
the Orange Coast, gaining
recognition with each season.
They gathered this week in
Newport Beach to celebrate
the coming of season number
te n, the opening of Carmen in
a week's time, and plans for
the annual Opera Ball, to be
held at the Irvine Hyatt later
this season.
There was much to cele ·
brate. John-Crean was intro-
duced as the unofficial-official
mayor ot'Seville in honor of
Carmen. Donna Crean was
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applauded for her unwavering
suJ>port of the op_era. Her
underwriting has enabled the
opera comp any to put on what
many consider the most spe~·
tacular party of the 'winter
social season.
BUI Vincent came with his
beautiful bride Elizabeth, very
pretty in a Great Gatsby suit of
"end of the summer • ice pink.
Opera president Gayle Wldy·
olar worked the crowd in a
stunning ensemble of b lack
silk e mblazoned with a multi
colored floral design with bat
to match . Mary Ann Wells was
a fashion standout ... stunning
in h er post·Victorian inspired
suit with shoes and bat to
ma ke descendants of Queen
Victoria stand up and shout.
With such emphasis on
style, Carol H orwitz and Dana
Rosenbe{g of Neiman Marcus
turned the runway that Miss
Venezia bad used earlier as
her platform to tell the crowd
about her upcoming role in
Carmen ... into a speCtacular
fashion runway for the
fall/winter season ball gowns.
Models paraded to the sounds
of sopranos mixed with a cer-
tain street beat, de rigueur for
todays fashion runway. San
Francisco-based evening wear
designer Michael Casey (also
celebrating ten years of suc-
cess in business) flew in fo r the
event that concluded with a
showcase of his own creations.
1894-1995
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Spanish Serenade Opera Ball Luncheon chairmen Barbara Venezia (left) and Tlta Loza.
The colors of the moment
range from subtle bronze to
pewter and plum. Mustard and
harvest gold are featured in
rich fabrics of silk, velvet, and
satin that recalJ a romantic
past. Som e of the designs
reflected a past far and beyond
any living imagination. A com·
bination of King Arthur's Court
meets Cyber Space. In d ll, very
interesting, perhaps opening
the door to a season of dress-
ing.
Opera Pacific's Richard
Owens mingled with Marla
Patterson , Milli Wlseneck,
Robin Turner, Barbar a Pen-
rose, Kathy Wagner, Dardie
Dunlap, the super stylish
Karen Hardin, in drop dead
black and drop dead dia·
monds. And if you still don't
think Orange County takes
op era seriously, Mark Chapin
Johnson, another company
benefactor, left the luncheon to
go to th e airport He was due
in Lucerne, Switzerland, to
meet with the diva set to star
m the upcommg production of
Carmen. Chapin Johnson con-
fided that he w<1s only going
overnig ht. du<' back in Orange
County th1~ weekend.
Now that's dramatic.
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fF Ile great Prendl play-
wright MoUe1e's truthful,
often satirical portrait of
-Prench society more than 300
years ago includes Cha.racters
that would be just as comfort-
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world.
That's one of the reasons that
Orange Coast College theater
student Pilou Cbapeaud chose to
direct a production of. Moliere's
comic masterpiece, •Tue Imagi-
nary Invalid," which opens the
OCC Repertory Theatre Compa-
ny's 11th season thls weekend .
The other reason that Cha-
peaud chose the play is ... he's
French. A native of Bordeaux,
France. Chapeaud has been in
the United States for six years.
Cbapeaud, 28, is a graduate of
France's Nal.tonal Conservatory
of Montpellier, where he earned
a degree in thedter.
"I had a wonderful experience
there. but I think I've actually
learned more about the theater
in my two yedrs here a t OCC,"
Chapeaud sa1d.
While at OCC, Chapeaud has
acted in two productions, direct-
ed three others, wds stage man-
ager for two and helped light
another.
Chapeaud hdi. great respect
for and interest in Moliere, who
is considered a very important
part of French literature.
·1 was exposed to his work
early and extensively wtule J
lived in France,· Chapedud said.
·1 appeared in a production of
'The Imaginary Invalid' while in
school. I think tt's one of his
finest comedies. It's very easy to
understd.Od the main story. It's a
clas'sic scenario. "
"The Imaginary lnval.ld" con-
cerns a father who lnes to force
his daughter to marry a doctor so
that he may obtain free medical
advice. The play is full of
Moliere's trademark biting wit
and humorous observations on
the state of mankind.
Chapeaud said that "The
Imaginary Invalid" is very light-
hearted and charming, yet offers
a strong message.
"On the whole, the concepts
in the play are so universal that it
still appeals and applies to our
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The occ Pine ArtS
Ampbltb.eetre, a small multi-level
area set between the two fine
Arts buildings, is being utilized
for this production. Cb.apeaud
said that the outdoor venue pre·
sents a challenge for the cast and
crew, mainly because the set has
to be hauled back to the Drama
department after every perfor-
mance. Still. Chapeaud calls it an
ideal setting.
•There's ~o set changes or
costume changes. Most French
classics are like that." he said. •It
works really well. rt's very inti-
mate. 'Jb-e outdoors allows come-
dy, you can play very big. It's the
penect setting." .
Cbapeaud, who works at
Haute Cakes restaurant in New-
port Beach when he's not busy
with theater, doesn't have to wor-
ry about his theatrical pursuits
encroaching upon his home life.
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His wUe, Jenn Ortiz·Chapeaud;
plays the servant, Toinette, ln the
play. Chapeaud met Jenn wblJe
they were both doing a show at occ.
Show times are 7 p.m . on Fri-
day and Saturday evenings and 2
p.m. on Saturday and Sunday
afternoons through Sept. 17.
Tickets are $5. Call 432-5932 for
details.
Dance auditions
If you a.re a young dancer, the
Jimmie DeFore Dance Center in
Costa Mesa is the place to be this
weekend. Auditions will be held
today at 1 p.m. for "Illusions,• a
performing group featuring
youngsters ages 7-12 that will
feature ballet, jazz and musical
theater. Dancers ages 12-18 can
Peter ICJeder (Jm"llng) pr~ses to Jenller Green as Tory M.
Johlalon loob on In OCC'a performance of Mollere'• "The
lmagtnary lavalld, •which runs week.ends through Sept. 17.
audition for •creative Force," a
funk troupe, "Visions,• a lyrical
jazz troupe, and ·eutting Edge,"
a tap group. Dancers should
come prepa.recl to execute move-
ment and combinations. Dress
accordingly. There is oo charge
for the auditions.
Sunday at 1 p.m ., dancers of
all ages can audition for the
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Orange County perlormances of
"The Nutcracker" that will take
place in early December. The
Jimmie OePore Dance Studio is
located at 151 Kalmus Drive,
Suite C-3 in Costa Mesa. Call
241-9908 for details.
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lniportbig
trash plan
is plain
garbage
fuar as selling our landfill
pace, which is not
placeable, it is just
another unbalanced solution that
looks at only one aspect of the
problem -revenue.
For me, it is another case of
leaving messes for our children
to solve. What will they do when
they need to have dumps? The
supervisors seem to love to take
advice from groups like the
Orange County Business Coun-
cil, the Committees of Corre-
spondence. When is the last time
they talked to a homeowners
group, a neighborhood watch
group or a PTA council? They
need to remember whose inter-
ests they are serving and under-
stand the views of regular citi-
zens. I remember William Pope-
joy predicted that shortsighted,
cheesy types of solutions would
nickel and dime us to death.
Measure R is starting to look bet-
ter. Maybe we can modify it and
bring it back.
MELISSA SWEET
Costa Mesa
I think the supervisors' idea to
import other people's trash is ooe
of their all-time stupid ideas, and
they have had some really dumb
ones. This is unbelievably dumb.
It will increase congestion on the
streets, use up our landfills" and is
another example of !feedy peo-
ple now selling the birthright of
other generations. Down the line,
we are going to be paying mon-
ey to be hauling our trash lord
knows where. And to have us
pay a higher fee than the people
who are having their trash
hauled in Is even more ridicu-
lous. stupid and shortsighted.
STANWINTER
Newport Beach
Everyone seems to be criticiz-
mg the trash-import plan. This is
unfair. Everyone is considering
the fact that it is $1.7 billion that
bas to be repaid. They seem to
want to have that money appear
out of thin air. I don't think there
is any fairness or unfairness out
of this issue. It's just that out-of-
county people would be paying a
big portion of the bill, and I don't
know where that is unfair. And
though the people here would be
paying $35 a ton, that is what
they are paying now, and this is
an absurd position for them to
want this to be paid out of
nowhere.
JOHN PAUL
Newport Beach
I am very much agamst this
Newport trash-import plan for
the Orange County landfills. My
reasons are this: it would reduce
the life of existing landfills; we'll
need to spend more money to
develop new landfills; increased
operating costs; and this fee
schedule will place Orange
County businesses at a disadvan-
tage-to outside-of-Orange Coun-
ty businesses. The estimated
gain in income is overstated due
to the reasons just stated.
MARY ANN KANDEL
' Costa Mesa
I don't think we should import
any trash. Most people try to
export their trash, and bere we
import it. It is an outrage.
ERIC VIU.GERTSHOFEJl
Corona del Mar
I wonder what kind of trash
they are planning to import. That
would be the question if we want
other people's trash here. ls it
toxicl Is it normal trash, and are
we going to have to spend more
money to clean up somebody
else's mess just to collect money
now to remedy the bailkruptcyf
MARILYN WILLIAMS
Corona del Mar
We should not b8 ln the bull·
Dell of trying to brtng lD bu.gain
truh. The Whole pwpoee should
be to reduce the amount of trash
Mcb ot ua proCluces. abd tb1I just
elM.'OW'ag• oths dtill not to
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• CORA
Don Strauss: The loss Of a friend, a leader
n e loss of Don Strauss will
be shared by many
throughout this community
along with his family and former
colleagues at Beckman Instru-
ments. His legacies are many, ·
but his paramount ones are the
standards be set Jor ethics,
morals, dignity and human gen-
uineness, standards to which
most of us will aspire but never
achieve.
CLAR.ENCE J. TURNER
Newport Beach
I was saddened to hear about
the passing of Don Strauss. Don
was a kind, gentle and caring
person. He always treated oth-
ers with dignity. He earned the
respect of all those he came in
contact with. He will be missed.
RICHARD A. DEMMER.
Newport Beach
I am calling about the noise at
the airport. Two days in a row
Don Strauss will be missed by many.
now we have h&d private jets
taking off at a very low altitude
at 6:30 a .m. It is almost impossi-
ble to report this. The telephones
no longer work to noise abate-
ment or the airport, dnd when
you do get through to the FAA.
they say it's not their problem.
ROBERT ALLEN
Newport Beach
readers respond
I am a sailor, but l have
noticed that the sailboaters cut
in front of large power boats
causing them to go into i:everse.
The (act that racing is good is
indisputable, but the fact that
they intedere with regular boats
going up and down the harbor is
also unquestioned. I think there
should be an area set aside for
racing, but not up and down the
entire harbor because on the
weekends it is a nightmare to
naVlgate thdt channel.
LARRY PALMER
Newport Bedch
With Don's passmg, Newport
Beach lost not only d good man,
but one of the finest men of its
community and history. Don was
very intelligent, reasonable, gra·
cious, kind and patlenl He
served for several years as the
chair of one of the city's most
"difficult" committees -the Air-
port Committee. Somehow he
handJed with the same grace
and tact caubous members of
the council and staff (too cau-
tious) and angry homeowners.
The community will miss
Don. Even those who are too
new to this area to remember
Don will miss his presence -for
Don's advice was sought by
local politicians and staff long
after his retirement,
Most of all, more than Don's
signature bow bes, I will
remember the twmkle in Don's
eye. You only had to know Don's
beloved wife, Dorothy, to know
the source of that twinkle. I am
fortunate to have lived in New·
port Beach long enough and
been mvolved with my city long
enough to have known a man
like Don Strauss and be able to
Cdll him my friend.
JEAN H. WEGENER
Newport Beach
The endless summer of debate
Eliminating
blackball is
I
ill-advised
T he blackball was instituted
by Weguards to ensure
safety. The large ·number of
swimmers, surfers, body surfers
and body boarders made the
blackball necessary. The situa-
tion has not changed to warrant
elimination of the blackball. ln
fact, there are more swimmers,
surfers, body surfers and body
boarders now than when the
blackball was enacted.
Who wants to see more mo-
dents like the tragedy that took
the life of a swimmer m August
1987? The swimmer was near the
48i.h Street Jetty (one of the four-
block areas proposed as a surfing
area) when a surfer's skeg sliced
his artery, causing him to bleed
to death in less than 10 minutes.
Surfers erroneously claim the
water is not being used during
blackball times. As a resident of
Seashore Drive for the past sev-
eral years, I beg to differ. When
the waves are small, tourists
often go for swims they would
riot do if surfers were in the
water. When the waves are big,
many professional and top ama-
teur body boarders practice their
skills. Jn other words, the water
is rarely unused during blackball
hours.
The blackball does not cause
undue hardship on surfers. It
only is used for three of the 12
months of the year. And of those
three months, surfers still can
and do surf from 6 a.m. to noon
and from 4 to 8 p.m. Simply put.
surfers still surf 10 of the 14 day-
light hours in the summer. Dur-
ing the four hours of blackball,
nothing prevents surfers from
learning to body surf or body
board.
Many surfers support creating
surfing sections during the black-
ball. If one thinks for a minute.
he/she will realize the surf is
crowded when people can surf
all along the coast and that if
surfing is restricted to a small 12-
block area, it will be dangerously
crowded. The crowded condi-
tions will lead to more fights
among surfers. which will cause
bad publicity for Newport Beach.
It will lead to more surfing acci-
dents that will demand more ser-
vices from the Uf eguards. It will
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Newport's blackball issue continues to surface. The law keeps surfers out of the water during certain hours of the day. •
eventually lead to someone suing
the oty for creating a hazardous
situation.
In conclus1on. Newport Beach
should not eliminate the.black-
ball on any of its beaches.
DOYLE SANDERS
Newport Beach
At its regular monthly meeting
for August, the West Newport
Beach Association board of direc-
tors voted to support continuation
of the beach-sharing and blaek·
ball regulations. ·
The vote was taken after lis-
tening lo a presentation by Bill
Sharp of the N~wport Surf Coun-
cil proposing changes to current
regulations and to questions and
comments by residents and
members, who were mostly in
favor of keeping the status quo.
The residents, most of them
with years of personal and family
experience in and around surfers
on boards and otherwise, were
unanimous in their opinion that it
is neither safe nor desirable to
mix surfboarders and other surf
users. One, a proponent of all-
day surfing, said that during non-
blackball hours, he sent young
family members to 40th Street, a
beach reserved under current
rules for swinuning and body-
boarders onJy, to avmd problems
The issues discus~ed ranged
from the fundamental unfairness
of further erosion of non-surfers'
access to the water.the
inescapable fact that every inch
of beach in this city is of special
value to someone, through the
potential deleterious impact that ·
the proposed changes would
have on the continuing develop-
ment of West Newport as a
neighborhood of residential fa.rru-
lies, the probable impact on tr~
fic, parking, beach use, property
values and other possible unfore-
seen consequences.
West Newport is a community
just beginning to overcome prob -
lems caused by poorly planned
decisions. The resulting den~1ty
m an area already congested by
geographical lunitabons makes 11
absolutely necessary that dea-
sions for the future be not onJy
carefully thought through but
also be consistent with the res1·
dents' plans for what they want
the neighborhood to become
Regulations that deal Wlth
shanng the beach among its
many users, including the black-
ball r,egulations, are the results of
years of experience and ~mpro
mise and should be continued as
they exist.
PETERTAR.R
President,
West Newport Beach Assoc
Locals should be
allowed to surf
After living m Newport for the
last seven years, 1 think it u.
about lime the city is finally
going to get rid of the fasost
blackball The blackbdll is the
'
most nd1ruJous thing the aty
Pver msbtuted
lt 1s the tounst kooks named
WLlbur. Eugene and Elmo who
cause all the problems Local
surfers never need to be rescued
I
from the surf by the Weguards.
We all look out for each other.
We dump our trash and try to
keep the beach clean The black-
ball attracts gorners from mland
who just leave their trash. They
have no respect for the beach.
They sit and wait on the shore
until the kook flag rises at noon.
Then they all run in the water on
their sponges and think they are
cool. I am so glad Newport final-
ly caught on that the locals
hould be allowed to surf. We
purchase goods and pay our tax-
es and are still not allowed 1n the
water during blackball. What is
the deali Getting nd of the kook
flag is the best thing the city ever
did
PAUL •yANJC• COREY
Newport Beach
Voice of sllpport for memorial grove travels across Pacific
correspondence
a .resident of Costa Mesa
wrung a home and work·
g 1n sunny (and dr'f)
Southern C&Uf6mla, I never
could have guessed that 1995
would ftnd me reloCating tem-porarily for a most challenging
cu.er oppottuntty iri \Mt ·oth·
er• City· ot Angell, ICruhg ~ =~ .. Bangkok),
... ~tbe WOik 11 loi\g ...... ;-.;~...,'° •1'11adltll an •1 ··------....................... ,
'-' ... fa'lf Aug ..... d
thtt Costa Mesa Parks Commis·
~ion's rejection of tbe grove of
trees at Canyon Park memorializ-
ing thoee 1n Orange County who
have been touched by HIV.
It doesn't really seem that the
city would have to be taklrig any
kiocl OI polltion regarding a con-
trdYenW -.Ue if th.-y limply
~ • growe ol trees and a
pleq.-tlall~tbeteare di._. d ... Who Mw .,..._ .. a.., .... .,,..k
Did .. ,,==. ....
acu;'..... Wllllld
beCJ ........ ~--pollal•am.dlmw~
accepting that those who have
died might actually deserve to be
remembered. or have redSon for
hope? This in no way would
have been o go"lemment lnt.JU-
sion into the lives Of its dtjzen ,
pushing some agenda onto thfi'.m:
rather, it linply would have be n
allowing a citizen to giv a gift
repreeenting renewal and growth
in the face ci illness and death
t.bat often swrounds this subject.
ft II dlfficu.lt to Understand
how the rommlsslonert could not
tM the difference between a1lowlna tbil ckinatiQn and then =able to teNle • tequeet onan~ .. te·
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makes a difference. U one want-
ed to memorialize children who
are homeless or uncared for, or
worse who are abused by their
parents. then everyone rould
sysnpdthue with that
It seems that somewber
along the line we are all con·
fronted by situations m Which w
must try to dtsc rn the mearu.ng
behind the aroon . It would
appear to me that Hubberd'
intentions are not to lnstig t a
1 controversy over right and
wrong, bUt llmpily to~ a
P*ttve lltltiilMlll lft an epklein·
lcOI ~ ~MadlUcl
1be C"9P'hdm ma. to
na6d dMI ._.. tJy DOI cm·
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agreed with those who object to
the p~ of th memortal. By
~jecting th offer U\stead.. wanti·
nq to leer clear of any possible
cntidsm, th cornm•uiooen
showed a tacit OI acceptance and
gave VOlC'8 to intolerance with
their •no• votes.
I can~ ~that other,
clearer vcllcel will~ polll· bly from tt.e aty Council. . ..,
allow this oft• to be ecc..,._
gratefu:Qy.
I auanot make iayW bMld
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ment district._ tndudel all mer-
chants along ~ sntc:b. Tbe dis-
trict would be levied an eaess-
ment to tund private security,
lighting, directional. signs and
advertising.
Some long-term measures tbe
committee is reoommending are:
• City-sponsored incentives
that encourage redevelopment or
removal of existing motels or con-
versions to senior care housing
fadllties.
• Expanding the Redevelop-
ment Area to include portions of
Newport Boulevard.
a>NTINUED MOM A 1
doler to catching (the ~). •
Goail Mid. •aut the~ It
we may not find out. W.11 try our
ba.rdelt to IOlve this cue.•
~ liiveetigation d the shoot-
ing continues, rililidems are reel-
ing from ~ shock °' having
such a violent atme erupt in their
tranquil neighborhood.
•People were shocked. Tbey
really ,were,• said Carl Henry
Marcoux, a longtime Harbor
View resident. "We didn't antici-
pate something like this where a
guy takes. out a rod and blasts
someone in her front yard."
Councihnan Gaiy Monahan,
who served as the committee's
City Council liaison, said he
thin.ks th~ suggestions are reason-
able and within the city's ability.
Marcoux thinks this is an
opportune time for the Police
Department to consider fonning
a volunteer citizens' group to
help patrol the area and report
any suspicious incidents to
police. .
This volunteer group could
also aid the police in ways that
could put more sworn officers on
the streets, said Marcoux, who
got the idea from the Costa Mesa
Police Department's citizen vol-
unteer group. This group would
be in addition to the Neighbor-
hood Watch program already in
place at Harbor View.
·u·s a good starting point,•
Monahan said Friday. •Most of
the ideas are pretty general, and
we'd like to get a little bit of direc-
tion from the full council.
"Once we get a green light, we
can go into the nitty-gritty and
start figuring costs and time lines.
But really, all the suggestions are
low-cost, market-driven measures
that can clean up the boulevard
and bring it back to a thriving
abnosphere without spending a
lot of taxpayer money. H
Marcoux said people are con-
cerned and anxious to hear more
information about the shooting
and the circumstances leading
up to it. He said there are ques-
tions as to how this man's s~pi-
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tag ... palce.., Mil --tbe IUlpidoul car b8fore. Gom -.S.
One , ........ 61 call polk-e to
report • ~ motorist in
the neigbborbood ~ to the
shooting, bUt by tbe ti.me po1ke
amved lo respome to the call.
tbe man bad variished, Gooil
said.
The Police Depertment ts
aware of residents' concerns and
bas planned two meetings to dis-
cuss the inddent, Gonis said.
Police have also beefed up
patrols of the area since the
shooting, be added. ·
Gonis said the department is
in favor of forming a citizens' vol-
unteer gro\Jp and bas been con-
sidering it for sometime. Howev-
er, it will be at least a year before
it will be ln place, he said.
In the meantime, Gonis sug-
gested residents solidify their
Neighborhood Watch program -
"a good system in place with big
dividends in the long run." One
way to do this is lo establish a
network on the street and
appoint a block captain to report
any suspicious incidents to the
leader of the Neighborhood
Watch.
Gonis advised people to look
out for each other and not waste
their energy in a "panic mode."
•It will quiet down agaip and
be a peaceful community as it is
99% of the time, H Gonis said.
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Tbe .... ..._ ... GI S-..-
~ w:= ctaugtar -11 not
·C·. nne.· ls a11 r=i would say about b1I da ,
who in one weekend 10lt her
children -her 2·y8ff-old daughter
was taken Into ~active eervicel. ulice anm: her newborn son
Since the horrible events, the
motel otfice bas been dark and
clpsed. The tenants said they have
been running the place them-
selves since the Shaw family left.
But for now, no more people
would be let rooms -which cost
$125 a week -and &eVeral tenants
were asked to leave, Wengeler
said.
·SUPER PLAN
CONTINUED lfROM A 1
have the knowledge to pass."
Eastin's plan also calls for per-
formance-based incentives.
School districts that show
improvement in test scores would
receive additional funds.
"I think it's certainly a step in
the right direction," Bernd said.
"Right now I sometimes see a neg-
ative reward system. The worse
(some schools) do, the more mon-
ey they get."
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Publ°ication Date:
Thursday, September 28, 1995
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received a knock on tbeir door power and kick everyone out.•
from Wengeler at 8 a.m. Friday fol-.But without a receipt, Wengeler
lowed by a flotificatioo that their· said there wasn't much he could
time and money at the old motel do tor the Smiths. If Dean Smith
had expired. could find the receipt, he would
"I 40derstand he's going honor it, the motel owner said.
through some problems, but he "I wouldn't treat anyone inap-
doesn't have to make everyone's propriately,• Wengeler said. "I
We miserable,• said Paul Hallock, don't want to violate their rights."
Corona del Mar High School
teacher Linda Mook. who led a
failed charter school attempt at her
school, said the plan is close to
what charter a dvocates were
proposing last year.
•What they're attemeting to do
d.istrictwide is what we were
attempting to do as a school,· she
said. •Anything that frees districts
and educators t<> focus on their
main task, which is to educate stu-
dents for the 21st century, is a step
forward.
"I especially like the fact that
we need to be accountable as a
profession to higher educational
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standards," she said . ·w e are
movin.9 ahead, and the superin-
tendent's strategic planning ses-
sion coming up is a really bold step
to see what our district needs to do
to move forward.•
Bernd said he has forwarded
Eastin 's proposal to scbopl board
members and expects them to dis-
cuss it at a future meeting.
"It would be premature to say
we are going to jump on the ban~
wagon because of the financial
constraints," he 'said. "I'm sure
(the trustees) are going to want to
discuss it. "
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Sailors come back to earth, very quickly, against Oiange in the opener ·
• Fourteen-game win
streak is history ~r Tars
· lose first-half mom'1tum.
By Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot
ORANGE -The system was
the same, the preparation identi-
cal and the expectations just as
higll.
But the results for the Newport
Harbor High football team in its
first game after a monumental 14-
0 CIF championship season Fri-
day night were, well, hardly
fatl!liar. ·
"There were a lot of mistakes
and we were very sloppy," New-
port Coach Jeff Brinkley said of
~e Sailors' 20-7 season-opening
-
nonleague loss to host ·Orange at
.El Modena High.
"We'll have to look at the film
to evaluate all the breakdowns
and hopefully get back on track.
Things just didn't happen for us
tonight, but we'll be back to work
(today)."
There is plenty to work on for
the Sailors, who had gone more
than 22 months since their last
gridiron defeat.
For,starters, the running game
that was supposed to carry the
load while the passing game
developed, produced just 59
yards on the evening.
"We're going to have to run the
ball better than we did tonight."
said Brinkley, who along with his
players, hurried to the bus after
congratulating Senior quar-
the victors. terback Justin
"You have to Giordani, start-
give Orange lng his first
credit,• Brinkley game, threw 12
said. "They yards to junior
were well pre-Danny Pulido
pared to play us '--.;...-...-..;;,_-..;.....i;;... __ __, for a first-and-
and they played goal at the 7. But after three Jere-
a heck of a game.· my Mason carries gained 6, Gior-
The Panthers, who finished last dani was sacked from behind at
season with four straight losses, the 9 on a fourth-down play-
experlenced some sloppiness of action rollout.
their own, committing three Orange. which had lost the
turnovers, including a fumble on previous four openers to Newport,
the opening kickoff. stopped the Sailors three times on
Newport's Greg Wertman fourth down on the evening and
stripped Orange return man turned two such possession
Mario Quintanar on the afore-'changes into long touchdown dri-
mentioned boot, and Cory Glass ves.
recovered at the Panthers' 20. After the initial Newport pos-
.,..ys later, O'Meera IC9mpei'ed
into the end zone for an ~
toui:hdown.
foll.OWtn9 CdM'l leCODd tum-
ble lcm, the Sea Klngi got the
ball ~ blck. when Mad>on-
Ul l9COVeNd • Mann. fumble
on the ~ play at the
Vikings' l·yard be. O'Meara
made it 1~ 'ID one play.
CdM altO bid ....... intercep-
~ one eadl hai Josh WalZ.
~ Suams Md Marsball
Rothwell
l'revof Pav.min tumble recov-
911 ·set up CdM'a tbli'd tOucb·
dowil with 5:29 Wlln tbe second
quarter, a 35-,yaril jaunt by
O'Meara, foUDWllll back~o-
session produced nothing,
Orange senior signal caller
Shawn McCraw guided the hosts
91 yards to paydirt on 10 plays.
McCraw threw for four first
downs and ran for another on the
march, the latter a 29-yard scor-
ing scamper with 3:37 left in the
first period.
Newport, as it had the past two
seasons, aJlSWered Orange's ini-
tial score, taking just six plays to
go 80 yards, then going up, 7-6,
with Justin Kerr's conversion kick
with 41 seconds left m the quar·
ter.
The big play was a Giordani
hookup to Pulido. who gathered
in a mid-range lob near the west
sideline, then broke through a
pair of would-be tacklers to cover
beet illegal motiOn peM!ties on
the Sea Kings.
Sumner's interceptioo set up
CdM's fourth 9COre, taking a pass
at the~ 33, When it glanCed
Off Marina tight end Prank Arm-
~'s fjnger tips.
·After an ~e
Penafty egaimt Marina put CdM
on the ~g 16, O'Meara
scored one play Jeter to tie the
school record.
Scott Wicke was next to
come up· With tit M,tup, via a
fumble ~GD tbe Marina
17. On bis nGt (and tmal) carry,
O'Meara tirok8 tbll record. •
•STATS. PH0108 MGE U
the final 38 yards of the 67-yard •
touchdown distance all alone.
Pulido's big play wound up •
producing more than one-third of
the Tars' total offense (180 yards), ·
as the Sailors completed just four
passes in the final three quarters,
including one that produced the
final Orange touchdown. "'
Despite its sluggish offense,
the visitors (emained in the game
well into the final quarter, after
Orange took the lead with a sev-
en-play._ 83-yard procession
capped by McCraw's 9-yard TD
pass to Anthony Adame with 2:43
left in the third penod.
But, unlike last season, the big
play never came
. • STATS PAGE 82
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charlie
blande
BBC
deserves
the credit -
• Much of the local
players' success may be
derived from leagues and
clinics at the club.
A !> I stopped to watch
part of the Corona del
Mdr-Laguna Bedch
High girls volleyball
scrinunage tlus week. it tut me
that the fall high school season is
under way.
It will not be long before the
gym will be packed for the
Newport Harbor-Corona del Mar
nvalry that takes place at least
twite a year.
1 hdd to
reflect on
the past
summer
volleyball
action and
how it all
came dbout.
1Wenty
years ago,
the Balboa
Bay Club,
under the
direction of
Henry
Hitchcock
and owner
Bill Ray,
allowed me
to form the
EVery
pkiyer
ihOi.ild
coach
bebethey
me Bnlshed
playljlg. It
gives.them
great
buiight.
Balboa Bay Volleyball Club
leagues and clinics each summer
at the BBC.
Thousands of Newport Beach
residents have enjoyed the
leagues and clinics throughout
• SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 83
Eagles pull it out with 3:39 to go
• Fumble recovery by
Frough Jahid on the
Cypress 28 sets up Mike
Perry's late 1-yard sneak.
By Mike Sciacca. Daily Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -Estanda
High'a double wing offense ran
all over Davidson Field during
Friday night's opener with
Cypress High, but it wa.s a take-
away by the young Eagle defense
which proved the difference in
the nonleague footbi.11 dash.
Pri>ugh Jahid pounced on a
Cypress tumble deep 1n Centuri-
on territory midway through the
fowtb quarter, pa\ring the way for
a late Bacby Gonzale~ touch-
doWn, es EltaDda ace~ With a
12-1 VlctOJ'.Y at Ne~ Harbor
High.
•Any Win bOOltl a IMia ... no
mallet hoW you wtn a~·
8ltMda head coecb JObb
~ Mkl foDOWIDQ , )di
U)tb MUOI\ open« at the Khool.
·rm very proud of our defense
tonight. We're a young group,
and I thought the kids did a gteat
job of shutting down Cypress in
the second half. That was the big
difference in th~ game.·
Jahid's recovezy of a Bobby
JSrito fomble breathed new life
1nto Estanda, which had to march
just 28 yards in ui final Six min-
utes for the Clecisive score.
UebengOod's troops tr&Ued just
7~ at the half. But the Estancia
delente, whkb feetured just two
retUming starters from a )'Hf ago,
~shut doWn the Centu·
ltotil tn tbe ftDll M minutes, Im·
1111.g cnr-to Ofte MCODd~
fttlit down.
'n.. leglM a19o Md Nltll Van-...._.._.._._, Mdr•ng 6"1
c..tudon ~lour ...
..
for a loss of 28 yards.
·we really didn't allow
Cypress much in the second
half.· Uebeogood said. ·0ur
guys swarmed their quarterback
and didn't gwe him much of a
chance. and we shut them down
when the game was on the line."
Estancia scored late in the sec-
ond quarter, going 88 ya.eds in 1'
plays. The workhorse during the
drive was Gonzalez, who gained
58 yards in 12 Carri . His 3-yard
scoring burst brought the agles
'Within a point.
The two-point convers1on try
was thwarted by Cypress comer-
back Sean Patterson, who
topped Gonzalez short of the
,goal line.
·0w double wing controlled
the ballgeme. • U..llJ"*I lllkl.
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runandtettbe~tftbe.-e.
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Pirates ughed up by Pasadena in the opener
•Down by four at break, ... Pirates' Offense unable to
muster any points in •
second half.
Special to the Daily Pilot
PASADENA -Alter staying
dose for one half, things got away
1 from visiting Orange Coast Col-·
lege in a big way in the second
half Priddy night, and the Lancers
came away with a 47-18 Mission
COhfetence decision.
Coe.st was down just 20-16 at
the break. and still withiri striking
distance at 26-18 alter 'Donny
Booher blocked an attempted
Pasadena PAT and Jason Smith
scooped it up for a two-point con-
version for the Pirates.
But that two points, provided
by the special teams, proved to be
the only scoring for OCC in the
second halt.
Following a Pasadena score to
make it 33-18, the Pirates mount-
ed a 12-pJay march which went
'trom their own 33 to the Lancers'
11. But, on the first play of the
fourth. quarter, Coast lost posses-
sion on a fumble.
That started a trend in which
the Pirates were guilty of three
more lost fumbles in the fourth
quarter. etfectively thwarting any
opporfunity of a comeback .
Pasadena opened the scoring
on its second possession, but
Coast answered in electrifyirig
fashion one play following tbe
ensuing kickoff. Quarterback
Matt Sauk booked up with fresh-
man wide receiver Jamal Hills fo:r
an 84-yard scoring connection to
·tie the game at 7-7 with 5:51 to go
in the first quarter.
Sauk was 10 for 21 for 195
yards and two touchdowns in the
game. His second scoring strike
was a 17-yard toss to nm Lane
with 1:15 remAlning before the
end of the half, slicing PCC's
advantage to 20-14.
Coast then received a huge
break on the kickoff when the
Pasadena kick returner opted to
try to bring the ball out from deep
in bis own end zone. The Pirates
swanned him at the 1, and on the
next play, cashed the mistake in
for a safety when Newport Har-
bor High product Steve Gonzales
tackled Pasadena's Romel Knutt
in the end zone for a safety.
• STATS/MONDAY
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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PllOT
Corona del Mar Hlgh's Scott Shimer (left) crashes Into Manna deJender behtnd the blocking
of Jim Goode (64). Shimer ran for 24 yards on five carries. Above, quarterback Josh Walz (7)
passes downfteld after eluding Marina pass rusher ln ftnt half of Sea Kings' rout of the
Vlkings In Friday night's 1995 nonleague opener at Orange Coast College. Walz completed
6 of 13 for 102 yards and no Interceptions ln 42-0 roul '
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! OCC hosts talented Yavapai
.
COSTA rviESA -The Yavapai, Ariz. Roughrid-
ers, considered among the best community college
men's socce r programs in the nation out.side Califor-
nia, wW be on hand this weekend to face Orange
Coast in a 1 p.m. match Sunday. .
Yavapai has won the National Junior College
Athletic Association (NJCAA} champion.ship twice
in the past five years, 1990 and 1992. lt reached the
national championship final two other times in that
time frame, 1991 and 1~.
i SCC women roll past Biola, .8-0
RBDLANDS Seven different players, led bY Katie k~'1 two~. srored u the Southern CelifomJa
CoDege women'• soccer tNm (3· l) routed Blola, 8-0, ln
the ~g round· ot the ltedlandl Towney Pnday.
.June Jacquot, Joelle ROM, ~ Pleener, Katrina
BohD, Courtney Leonard and an J:!erk allo scored.
Orange Coast men opeµ with 3-1 win
COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast
College men's soccer team opened its
1995 campaign on an upbeat note Friday,
dropping visiting San Diego Mesa, 3-1,
behind a pair of first-half goals by Bryan
Hitchcoclc.
lfitchcock opened the scoring by con-
verting on a free kick eight minutes into
the match. Then, after Mesa tied the
match, Hitchcock was credited with his
second goal just before halftiine when his
cross was knocked iilto the net by a
def ender attempting to dear the ball
The Pirates added some insurance in
the 30th minute of the second half when
Ali Ugur scored Off ~ uaiat by Supreeda
JuJlmaMrt.
Mese'1 goal WU trored ln the 40th
rrunute of the tint ball by Andrew Harg-
reaves.
,
OCCwomen ,~ .......
•
5"of'MI Qullt'ter
CdM -O'Meara 25 run (Keene kldt),
5:29. CdM . O'Mffra 16 run (Keane kick).
1:29. CdM . O'Mur1 17 run (Keane kick).
0:56. """'~ CdM -"1ccabona i run (kMM lrJdc),
3:31.
Attend1nce: 1,800 (estll'l\lted).
9NDMOUA&. MISt..a
Mar • WUIWfls. 11-68; Ouguro, ~;
Cooper, 6-5; BrOWl'I. 6-for-mihus-3.
CdM • O'Mear1, 12· 107; Shimer, 5-2•:
Walz. 7·24; Rkubona, 4-1•;
Actiterbe<g. 2-6; Crogan. 1-1; Conway,
2--0: McClellan. 1-for-mlnus-3.
IHOMOUAL MSSW«i
Mar • Browt\. 6-12·3, 58.
CdM · W1lz, 6-13-0, 102.; McClellan.
0.1-0.
INDMDUAL ftEQMNG
Mar • Armstrong, 4-40; Mlgnosa,
l-12; Cooper, 1-6.
CdM • Stonebreaker, 3-49;
MacDonald. 2-44: Bums. 1-9.
GAME STA11S11CS
Mer CdM
First dowm 10 14
Rushes-yardage ~3 32·1&0
Passing yardage 58 102
Passing' 6-12-3 6-14-0
Net retu'rn yardage• O 46
Sacks-yardage 2-mln-17 2-min-7
Net yardage 134 321
Punts 4-31 .5 4-32.2
fumbles-fumbles lost 4..4 2-2
Fl.gs-net yardage 5-75 1<M>5
Time of possession 25:26 22:34
•Punt returns. lntercrptions. fumble
returns
ESTANCIA
Estancia 12. Cypress 7
SCXM'9 by Quarters
Cypress 7 0 0 0 • 7
Estancia 0 6 0 6 • 12
Ant~
Cyp · Brito 37 run (Escorcia kick).
0: 11. Second~ Est Gonulez 3 run-(run failed),
3:25.
Founh Quarter
Est • Perry 1 run (run failed), 3:39.
Attendance: BOO (estimated).
INDfVIDUAL RUSHING
Cyp -Brito, 8-57; Nealeigh, 2-3;
Vanderewal, 4-for-minus 28.
Est · Gon.ulez. 27-114; Jahid. 18-87;
Dawkins, 9-24; Flores. 3-13; Tanielu.
4-5; ~.4-0.
IMONIOU.Al. MSstNG
Cyp · Vanderewal. 8-16-0, 94.
Est • Perry, 0-3-1, 0.
INOMOUAL RE<EMNG
Cyp • Gaitley. 3-33; Din~ 2-ti;
l.aWTence. 2-14; Brito, 1-5.
Est · None.
GAME STAT1STICS
Cyp
First downs 5
Rushes-yardage 1o-60
Passing yardage 94
pas.sing 8-16-0
Net ~turn yardage• 25
s.dls-yardage 4-min-28
Net yardage 1S1
Punts 5-39.6
Fumbles-fumbles lost 1·1
Fl1gs-net yardalJe S-30
lime of possession 15:10
Est
1• 65-243
0
IH-1
·2
0
241
• 4-35.0
3-0
4-2S
32:50
NEWPORT
Or-. 20. N8\tJport ........ 7
SCXM'9 by Quarters
Newport 7 0 0 0 · 7
Orange 6 0 8 6 -20 First Quwtef'
Org · McCraw 29 run (kick failed),
3:37.
NH · Pulido 67 pass from Giordani
(Kerr kldt). 41 Third~ Org Adame 9 pass from McCraw
(Adame pass from McCraw). 2:43.
fow1h Quarter
Org • Peterson fumble rKO"lef'/ in
end zone (kick failed). 1 :26.
Attendance: 3.000 (estimated).
INOIV1DUAL RUSHIHG
NH · Mason. 23~; Glofdani, 2· 1;
Morrell, 2-mlnus-1; Fredriksen,
1-for-mlnus-7.
Org -Maize. 11-6S; McCraw, 9-33;
Garu, 10-29; Heard, 2·1S; Chu. 1-1;
Williams. 1-1.
INOMDUAL MSSING
NH • Glordanl, 8-20-0, 113;
Fredriksen. 1 ·3-0, 8.
Org ·McCraw, 10-19-1. 115.
INOMDUAL laECEMNG
NH -Pulido, 3-85; Matlin, 2-19;
Ma50I\ 2-16; Werner, 1..a; Peplc.
1-mlnus-3.
Org • A~me. 4-51; Williams. 2-24;
Maize, 2· 14; Heard. 1-18; Garza. 1-8.
GAMI STATIS11CS
First downs ~ ~
Rushes-yardage • 26-74 32-161
Passing yardilge 121 11S
Pass1tl9 9-23-0 10-19-1 Net mum yard.gt• S min-6
~-rdage 2-roln-15 2-mln-17
Net yardage 185 253
Punts •35.7 S-31.1 Fumb4es-fumblea lost 2·2 4-2 ~oft yardage HS I-SO '""~ poswulon 21:19 2':41
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t I ....... G.2: 1. ·lawtld. 16 WillOw Or..-ige 4. Semfflnabi Of '-*"'. S-S; • ,.,. 5'dt. ). '1;
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(lft) Just P1~ M. Mixed P11tt, 6-5. One sru 6. Teem C:.U, 2. ~ w.bbef Newport 5. c.on. 8onlta No. 2): 1. ·L.A. Cellutar. 9-
4; Old But S o, 5·5; 5. Thunder ....... • 1. -TheNew lion: Sutro 13, S.I. Slammers 3; 2. K.os. 7-5; 3. Bulllonairs, i-S-
River.~; 6. Madre Mldneu. I· ~Ing. 20 points; 2. <>utan 12. Final: Jerlcy ~ 7, S.B. a.,n I; 4. (tie) .i.mmon Juicemom, i-
9. OIJtltws, 10: 3. Sliver Buli.ts, to; Stotmen6. 6; The Soonen, ~; 6. Hite OWis,
..,., C (It llncoln·E~): 4. (~) Mudville, 8; ~ •7·1; 7. C8 Sctu~ J-9 .
1. •Drum~ kl~ White a '"· GHT. I; 6. THm finety, 4. MONDAY LEACIUIS Men"a wttght (at CdM
8-2; 2. Ou On ou, 7-3; 3. Pan· Men'I D-a: 1. Cone. 11 ...., .. CC (It Bonita No. 1): H~h-bstbluff): 1. •Echo Beach,
then, 6-4; 4. Third String. S.S; 5. points; 2. (ti.) lall~rk Old-I. 001d Slow OQ91, 8-2; 2. (tit) 9-; 2. (tie) C8 Green MllChlne, 7-
(tit) Gibson, Dunn a Crutcher, 4-tlm.rs. 10: B1rr-81ri1ns, 10; 4. Sparkey's Mldilne, ~ ThoM 2·1; Embo, 7·2·1; 4. (tie) Allee
6; Rut1n & Tutker, 4-6; 7. (tie) Don't Mitter, 9; 5. Swing This, 7; Guys. 6-4; 4. (tie) Oown Punch· And The 'crit 3·7; CB Commer-
l(PMG PHt Marwick. 3·7; I.Ith· 6. Rebtls, 6. en, 541; No Glove. No Low, S-d1I, 3-7; 6. lb5on, Dunn a
am & Watkins, 3·7. Men'I D-l: 1. Benny & The 4-1; 6. Just Hit It. '-6; 7. Pet Shop Crutcher, 0-10. ~ 16 points; 2. The Pir~es, 12; Boys, 3·7; •• C.J.Connectlon, 2-1. Men's C (at Lincoln No. 1·
l'UPDAY LEAGUES 1tllnen, 10; 4. Sw1mp Men's C (It Uncoln No. 1· Bonita No. 2): 1. •Around The
Men's • (at West Newport): Guineas, 6; 5. (tie) BC&C. S; Roy· Bonita No. 2): 1. •Afr Toud\ 8-3; Hom, 9-1; 42.nd St. Hitchhiken,
1. •Knighthawks. 9·1; 2. Place •Is. 5. 2. Bl«kles Fighting = M; 8-2: 3. The Hooligans, S-5; 4. (tie)
Mats, 8-2; 3. Humor l(fngs. 7-3; 4. Men's M; 1. El Paso C..ntl-3. Sun Oelllls, 7_.. •·(tie Drunk Oeloitte And Toudle; 3-7; Yellow
IUf'I 'N Gun, S-5; S. Air Newf)Ort. na. 18 points; 2. Abbey Normal, Lown. S-5; The ~ts, s-Sox. 3-7; 6. Kelly And Company,
4-6; 6. Juicers. 3-7; 7. (tie) BMC. 12: 3. Shirks, 10; ... Oucen.. 6; s. 5; 6. Sffpott Construction. '-6; 7. 2-1.
2-8. R·Selves. 2-1. (tie) Musungs. 4; Young Doctors, Tech~J Software, 3-7; a. Coed C (at CYC<dM High):
Men's C (It Ensign): 1. 4. er.nk c:. 2..a. 1. •Clown People, 9-1; 2. Arv
Coed C! 1. •Me-ff.Eds Beach· Playoff r~laddts · Housing Group, 7·3; 3. BOO •Squar a Oarke, 8·2: 2. (tie) combers, 18~nts; 2. ~ Crldc· Fighting l"idglon 24. Sun Devils Bombers, i-4; 4. The Replace-Brlddayers. 6-..; No Vert 6-4; 4 ers. 13; 3. G Grandslammen. 9; Air Toudl 20, Blackles Fighting menu. 2-8; 5 Master Batters, <>-All Guards, S-5; 5. Shooters,~; 11; 4. (tie) Bilbo Baggins. 9; ~ 5 (championship). 10. 6. The Book~ 1-9 NMCC Holy Sox, 9; 6. Me*Ws, .. C (It Bonita No. 2-Un· Coed CC (at CYC-CdM High):
WEDHESOAY LEAGUES 0. coin No. 1): 1. •8f1W Haurds. 1C>-1. ·Hoo~ontum. 7·3; 2. SRS Tech, Coed D-1: 1. •Boat Rockers, o; 2. Bad Creation. 6-3-1; 3. X· 7·3; 3. Squeeze Play, S-5; 4. (tie) Men's A (at West Newport)· 18 points; 2. Deloltte & Touche.. Zlbitt, 6-4; 4. dub Sportswear, S-KL Krew, 3-7; Nada Chance, 3·7. 1 .• Shirks, , C>-2; 2. Mod Squad, 16; 3. Diamond Dogs. 8; 4. (tie) 4-1; 5. Quiksilver, S-5; 6. Port St. 9-3; 3. (tie) Balls Of Justice, 7·5; CJ. Sluggers. 6; WPf Slamlnators, Ballers,~; 7. Barf!~ 3-7; B. ntURSDAY LEAGUES 8'ave Bunny, 7-5; S. <Assldy's 6; Amaz Tvm Slam~ 6. _ Homer Simpson, 0-10. Coed cc (at Bonita No. 1): 1. fools. 4-8; 6. lost In Space, 3·9; 7. Coed D-J: 1. •Beer Nuts. 18 Coed CC (at CYQ: 1. •e.11 •Quiet Women, 11-0; 2. Regula-Kl1l9'> 2· 10. points; league Of our OWn. 16; hsh~ 9-1; 2. (tie) Land Shirks. ton. 7-4; 3. B.C.S., 6-6; 4. The Far Men's CC (at Ensign): 1. 3. (tie) Pasta Mesa Grille, 10; Rip-1·3; Pierce Street Annex. 7-3; 4. Sides, 1-11. •Griulles. 9-1; 2. A<.e In The tide, 10; 5. GH Loose Connec-. The Tribe, '-6; 5. Price Water· Coed C (at Bonita No. 2): 1 . 1-tole, 7·3; 3. (tie) Baxter Blue, 5-tlons, 4; 6. Skulls. 2. house, 3-7; 6. Transamerica Tor-•Fountain Heads, B-2; 2. Solders S; Rhoids, S·S; S. Squirrels. 3-7; Men's .. ,: 1. •Goat Hill nados, 0-10. Runners. 7-3; 3. (tie) Bank Mutu· Tasmenlan War Devils. 1 ·9. Herd, 16 points; 2. Shorehouse, Women'• CC (at CdM Hl~h-al Mortgagers, 6-4; William Lyon Men'• C (at Lincoln): 1. 16; 3. Pierce St. Term, 13; 4. (tie) Eastbluff): 1. • Jottnny's A::Je s. 9· Companies, 6-4; S. Original Pizza,. •SYCB.R. 9-1; 2. tslandeB, 8-2; 3. Goat Hiii Goons, 8; Zubie's. 8; 6. 1; 2. Dude'ettes, 7·3; 3. B Girls, S-5; 6. Two Minute Warning. 4"6; (tie) Blazers. 5-5; Mofo's. 5·S; Skldmarx, 6; 7. Martinie. 3. 4-6; 4. Squeeze Play, 4-7; S. 7. Sultans Of SChwing, 3-7; B. Quiksilver, 5-5; Rimshou, 5-5; 7. C Men's C·~: 1. •Players To Be Anchors, 1-8. Park Newport. 1·9. & W Rolds, 2-8; Viva Las Vegas, Named Later, 15 points; 2. All Wonwn'I C (at CdM High· Coed ((at Lincoln No. 1): 1. 1·9. Madden, 13; 3. Diamond ~ Eastbluff): 1. •Mittsfits, B-2; 2. •uw In Motion. 9-1, 2. PHJW, B-
THURSDAY LEAGUES 10; 4. (tie) WMA.. 7; Goat Hll The Pretenders. 6-4; 3. (tie) 2; 3. A<.counu Overload, 5-4-1; 4.
P11yers, 7; 6. Non-Dairy Cream-Angels. 3-7; Urson's, 3·7. (tie) Hot Chili, 4-S-1; O'Melveny Men's C (at Ensign): 1. •Tony ers. 6. I Meyers, 4-5-51; 6. The Lotem Valentine Construction, 9-1; 2. Men's D-1 Major. 1 ... SNA TUUOAY LEAGUES Breeze. 3-6-1; 1 KL Tenkeis, 3·7; Flaker, i-4; 3. Rip-Masters. 5-5; 4. Slug~rs. 16 points; 2. The Men's CC (It Bonita No 1); B. Yellow Dogs. 2-8. Dolores Sportflshlng. 4-6; S. (tie) Knig ts, 14; 3. Swiss Cheese, 8; 4. 1. •Fox a Firkin, 9-3; 2. (tie) Due-Coed C (at CYQ. 1. •Brew Haskell & White, J-7; 6 Team Adv1nce Glass, 6; 5. 12 Angry Gun Heroes. 1-..; Ll~htnlng·Lum· Crew, 8-2; 2. (tie) OP's Hurrica~. Garnl, 3-7. Boys,• ber, 7-4; 4. Loren's ports Card 6-4. Last Nhnute Entry, 6-4, New-Men's CC (at West Newport): Men's 0-1: 1. 'The Dogs. 16 Connection. 4-6; 5 Mauotti's. 3-port Cubs. 6-4; 5. Motley Crew, 5· 1. •Touche Ross, 7-4, 2 The Herd, points; 2. Sixers. 14; 3. The 7; 6. Tek~ Hero's. 2-8. 5; 6. Koll, 4-6; 7. Newport Janz, 7-5; 3 Trappers. 6-5; 4. (tie) Full Giants, 10; 4 Catal~ Sales, B; 5. Playo results: Fox & Firkin 3-7, 8. Cirde Of Friends, 2-B Throttle, 4-6; Sliver Bul~U. ~; 6 Gummy Balls, 2; 6. at Cap Mort 15, Lightolng-lumber 10; Fo11 & Coed C (at CdM High-eonita Pedestrians, 3· 7 Playoff results: Yank~•. Firkin 11, Due-Guns Heroes B No. 1) 1 •Desperadoes, 8-2; 2. The Herd 57, Trappers 41; Toud'le ~ .. Mlijor: 1. •zuble's (championship). Del-Om. 7·2·1; 3. Hewitt Hawes, Ross 64, The Herd 61 (champi Skim, 17 points; 2. Make tt Hap-Men's CC 1. •zero Tolerance, 6-3·1; 4. Cookiest1ic, 6-4; 5. (tie) onshlp). pen, 15; 3. Scrappers. B; 4. Strike 8-2; 2. Original Pill.I, 8-3; 3 Foor Fletd1er Jones, 5-5; 1.N C., 5·5, 7
SOFTBAU.• A Pose, 0. Seasons Hotel. 6-4; 4. Uedters. 6-(tie) Foul Ball And Friends, 3-7, ~'s Mt-. 1. •Me-N-5; S. 40 Bones A Head, 5-S; 6. Sideshow Bob, 3-7; 9. G.D I CostA Mesa Eds Dirt~ 16 points; 2. (tie) Hawes, 4-7; 7. Care Unit. 3-7; 8. Tigen. (). 10.
Coed C-2: 1. •Fairview. 18 Gunn Ba its, 12; Legends, 12; 4. Win Or Lose. We Pa~ 0-10. points; 2. (tie) Good Question, B; Me-N·Eds Sluggers. 4; S. loose Meft'1 c: 1. •GJ's llders. ~1; FRIOAY LEAGU£S
Verifone, B; 4 P.M. Slammers, 2. Balls, 0. · 2. (t~) 5150's. 6-4; Team E1ston. Coed CC (at Bonita No. 2)' 1 Modified COed c: 1 •o.o. NMCC Meft't 1. •White Sox. 6-4; 4. Dangling Woodrows, S-5; •on Fire. 9-t; 2. 911. 7-3. 3. _
Couples-Goat Hill, 17 points; 2. 1B points; 2. Orange Sox. 11; 3. 5. The Place, 4-6; 6. All Diameter, Acme's Back. 6-4; 4. Heavenly
UI' Pkkle, 15; 3. Mad Mix. 14; 4. Green Sox. 9; 4. Bl!Kk Sox, 7; 5. 0-10. Hitters, 4-6; S. Pirates, 3-7; 6
callfom1a Dreamln, 6; 5. (tie) Bil Blue Sox. 5; 6. Red Sol(. 4. Men's C: 1. *The Gumby's. 7· Renegades, 1-9.
bo's Bushwackers, 4; Tufs. 4. Note: Teams receive two points 3; 2. Bone A's. 6-3·1; 3. Balboa Coed C (at CYC): 1. •Face
Modified Coed D-1: 1. •sun· for a win, one point for ii tie and Boys. ~S-1; 4. (tie) Peat Marwick First. 9· 1; 2. (tie) Cox, 6-4;
day Sluggers. 1 B points; 2. (tie) no points fOf' a loss. with one Maulers. '-6; Tea Bags. 4-6; 6. SeaJhore sfuggers. 6-4; Thoemer
Replacements, 12; Villa Mar· point deducted fOf' a forfeit. Germs, 3-5-2. I Toma, 6-4; 5. Wet Seal, 3·7: 6
tinfque, 12; 4 Bull~s, 10; 5. Coed C.1 (at CYC<dM High· Blame Dawn, C>-10.
(tie) Ballwackers, 4; S arkbites. 4 Newport e..m Eastbluff): 1. •oatamed Dogs, e.. Men's C (at Bonita No. 1)· 1
Modified Coed 0-2· 1. "The STOCXllttotCER LEAGUE 2; 2. l(eystone Pacific. S.2; 3. •cRC Stealers, 10-2; 2. Coldwell
Goats. 16 points. Safe Softball, 1. •Jerttylloys. 8-1; 2. Paine Newport Ski Company, 4-6; 4. Banker, 9·3; 3. Hang Loose Crew.
14; 3. Ziggy. Ziggy,~· 12, 4. Webber Newport. 7·2; 3. S.B. Athletic Supporters, H; 5 Red S-7; 4. Olde Private Brokerage. 4-
River Rats. 10; 5 W n Hotel. 6. Bam Stormers. S-3; 4. Merrill Oogs, 2.a. 8; s Brew VPN. 2·10.
6. Jerry's l(lds, O lynch Newport. S-..; S. Paine Coed Cr2 (at CYC CdM High-
Men'S C·1 1 •step l'wo. 19 Weber Mission Viejo, S...; 6. Field Eastbluff): 1. •IQ Loaners. 9-1; 2 •-champions
Corporate Volleyball Challenge set Sept. 23-24
NEWPORT BEACH -The first Corporate Vol·
leyball Challenge. benefiting the Orange County
Sports Association (OCSA), will be held the week-
end of Sept. 23 and 24 at the south side of the Hunt·
ington Be~ch Pier.
Thirty-two teams, consisting of six players and
two substitutes, will compete in a double-elimina·
Lion format. The event is open to all Orange County
bus messes.
There will be first·, second· and third-place
prizes for both the intermediate and advanced divi-
sions provided by tournament sponsors.
Play will begm both days at 8:30 a.m. with an
awards banquet being held at The National Sports
Grill (located at 101 E. Sandpointe Ave in Santa
Ana) immediately following the final match on Sun·
day, Sept. 24.
The cost for each team's entry is $125. The OCSA.
a non-profit organization, will use funds from the
event to expand and enhance sports m Orange
County.
MThe oesA is proud to continue to play a role in
both participant and spectator sports in Orange
County,• said Jeny McGee, the executive director of
the OCSA.
Sponsors include The Whiz Kids, National Sports
Grill, Marriott Hotel, Club Sportswear, Play It Again
Sports and Game Plan Sports Management.
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Estancia
repays
Irvine, 10-8
COSTA MESA After
absorbing a 15-3 setb4ck a.t the
hands of Irvine last year, the
Estancia High girls tennis team
proved it's a new season Friday,
topping the visiting Vaqueros in
the season opener, 10-8.
Whitney Gilliam and Camella
Jaeger proved overpowering in
singles, each sweeping their
tl;lree foes.
Meanwhile, the team of Natal-
ie Rainey and Leslie Najarian
brushed aside their three oppo-
nents in doubles.
Estancia is at Huntin91on
Beach Monday afternoon in its
next test.
Estancia 10, Irvine 8
Stngles: Gilliam (E) def. Khanljou, S.
1, def. Ngo, 6-3, def. Globerson, 6-2;
Jaeger (E) won, 6-2, 6-0, 6-2; MacDuff
(E) lost, o-6, 1-6, 3-6.
Doubles: Ralney·Najarlan (E) def.
Devi-Noor, 6-1, def. Kuwabara·Fini, 6-3,
def. Flaherty·Sustersic, 6-3; Fortner-
Kri~le (E) lost. 4-6, won, 6·3, lost, 6-7;
Bennett-Solomon (E) lost, 4-6, 2-6, 4-6.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
CROSS COUNTRY
College men and women -Southern
California College at Whittier lnvita·
tional. 8:45 a.m.
Community college men and women
-Orange Coast at Fresno Invitational, 9
a.m.
High school boys and girls -New·
port Harbor at Seaside Invitational, at
Buena Ventura State Beach.
SOCCER
College men -Southern California
College at Santa Clara, 7:30 p.m.
College women -Southern Califor-
nia College at Redlands Invitational.
WATER POLO
Community college -Orange Coast
at SD Mesa Tournament. all day.
VOUEYllALL
Community college men -J.H. Club
at Orange Coast. 7 p.m.
'UNIOR K>OTllAU
Newport Mesa Junior All-American:
9 a.m.-Buckeyes at Anaheim; 9
a.m.-Trojans at South Gate; 1 p.m .-Bru·
ins at Rowland Heights; 1 p.m.-Buffalos
at Buena Park; 1 p.m.-lrish at South
Gate.
Costa Mesa Pop Warner: 10
a.m.-Long Beach Blue Rams at Cobras;
Noon-Lakewood Long"9tns at
Comanches; Noon--Condors at Lake-
wood Vikings; 2 p.m.-Garden Grove
Bulldogs at Cowboys; 2 p.m.-<:olts at
Saddleback Valley.
SUNDAY
SOCCER
Community college men · Yavapai,
Ariz. at Orange Coast. 1 p.m.
DEEP SEA
FRIDAY'S COUNTS
O.vey's Lockw • 7 boats, 148 anglers. 6
yellowfin tuna. 26 bonito, 48 barracuda, 54
calico bass. 24 sand bass. 10 sculpln, 3 sheep-
hHd. 28 rock fish, 3 mako sharks, 1 blue shark.
I whitefish, 181 mackerel.
Newport !Anding· 5 boats. 81 anglers. 1
white sea bass. 1 thresher shark. 13 yellowtail,
B sand bass, 44 c1llco bass. 4 rockfish, 14
sculpin, 84 bonito, 27 barracuda, 96 m~erel.
VOlt:EYBALL
CONTINUED FROM 81
the years. We should all give
great thanks to the Balboa Bay
Oub for its unending support of
volleyball in our area.
Th.is could very well be the
reason for the many,. many
successes that our locals have
expenenced in the game of
volleyball.
I originally started the club to
form junior high coed leagues to
accommodate the many junior
high school players m our area.
The net height is the same for
boys and girls this age and many
of the girls are much better than
the boys.
The men's league was formed
to allow the young high school
players (like Bill Yardley) an
opportunity to compete during
the summers against college
players or those players who
were even older.
Finally, 1 started a women's
league so that the local women
who were home for the sununer
from college could keep therr
games sharp in preparation for
their upcoming collegiate season
The 1995 BBVC 1uruor high
coed league was as exc1b.ng tts
ever. The team coached by
Newport Harbor's Enn Glasgow
and Shana Bannert won the
championship with a
sudden-death victory, 15-12. over
the team coached by Newport's
Meghan Haller.
It's great to watch these high
school players coa ching. Every
player should coach before they
are finished playing. It gives
them great insight.
The Glasgow-Bannert team
was led by the setting of Ma.rissa
Cothran and the hitting of
Brittany Hamngton, Thaighe
Concannon, Dane Jensen, Joel
Needham and Chad Felton,
while the setting of Julia Topik
and Amber McArthy, the hitting
of Ryan Cook and Erin Haller,
and the backrow ball control of
Julie Jacobson and Jennifer ·
Sandro paced Meghan's team.
The BBVC women's league is
very competitive. Each team
represented an era of local
volleyball. One team represented
mamly top high school players
led by Melissa Plass, Ayuko
Ko1una a.nd Kelly Diemer.
Another team had players that
are presently playing at USC,
Alabama, Colorado, Princeton
aod Pepperdine. The defending
champs are girls who played
high ~chool and club volleyball
in the late 1980s, such as Jan
Mohs, Maureen t:Jannigan,
Rhonda Schnitger and Anastasia
Arnold.
The two finalists were very ,
good teams. The ·Mixed Six·
team featured Leanna Bush, Tard
Kroesch and Prentice Perkins, as
well as UCI assistAnt coach and
former UCLA star Merja
Connolly
They Jost a close finaJ game l<1
MTedlll Sqwrrel, • whose players
were high school player; m the
early 19805, except for Stennd
Curci, who graduated from
Newport m 1989
Other players on tlus team
included Brooke Hernngton
Tnminger (the head squirrel),
Linda Burton, Sheri Danielson,
Cammie Lou Doder, Wendi Rush
Humphries and Pam Lawrence
Brande (my wife).
The games were fun and very
competitive, but more
importantly, the camaradenP
was flowing.
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NEWPORT
BEA CB
OUT·OF·COVNTY NEWPORT NEWPORT
2169 BEACH
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT VACATION
2669 RENTALS
RENTALS TO
2722 SHARE 1069 PROPERTY 1525 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2724
Abtolute 81r91ln! 4-Pa.x 29 P•lm• All
Quality 58d 3Ba, fam-2·8Ra, 4 garages,
lly home nr Fashion +storage & laun rm.
Island w/pvt yard + $98,000. All terms.
apL Reduced S60K • Owner/Bkr 3n.SS18
Only $539,900 w/
TERMS! Call now .1-----------------
P•trlck Tenor• Agt RESORT 7eo.a7o2 PROPERTY 1580
2BR 1 BA Laundry Newport· acroH the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii li!!i!ii!ii!iii~~iiiiiiiiiiii
AT THE BEACH Oceanfront NB 2BR hk·upa, gar, 2868 atrfft: 2Br 1 'A'Ba sin· Newport Height• Npt Bch Oceanfront l!'ald• CM. 1 Br & Ba
1BA. Lrg patio, ga· . Hickory Place. 1725 gl• sty, gar, S825/mo, 2BR 1BA, pool, car-RaHrve now for wkly/ avail for rent to share
Annual Rtntlll rage, tennis. $1350 (310) 431·7870 1665 lrvtne Ave#5. No port, no pets, monthly winter rentals. In 3Br condo w/yard.
Or Winter Furn Winter! 650-8443 doga. 720-9422 $795/mo. 842·7658 Fully, furnlehed 3Br Large closet, laundry,
P I Bl ff E 1Bedrm Apt 1885 NICI! 1 B l', walk·ln 2Ba, g1r. No amk/no kitchen & all other Large Selec tion r me u • xec Eaat of Harbor closet, encl gar. Avail STEPS TO BEACH pets. Karen 434·1424. prlvlllgea. You are: 1·3Bd wntra. $1000-1600 Condo. 2400 s/f, 2Br All utll aid Newly decorated 2Br CLEAN ORDERLY
3Bd 2Ba .......... $1400 3SBa, den/Rofflce. $2400 (714) 9:~61 ~~·B!'tty0, =22~~5o/ 1Ba. No pets. Yearly SaBnRJBo•h•cd•ldc.,b,o , CONSIDERATE RE' 3Bd Npt Hghts. $1895 anregret ltrs 644-0195 $950/,mo. 631·8208 ' C on O, u ly SPONSIBLE ~fd j
Property Mgmt S I 4BR 3BA 1 BR Moblle Home equip. Pool. Golfing • 1
pee oua STUDIO near beach, near-by (714)75g..1064 mention CLEAN? NO BeeutHuJ Famllr Hm The flrud9nlal ~ Inside lndry + xtraa. Oulet & Secure. NEWPORT 201 E. Balboa. $S40/ CA TS. $400/mo +'Al
on Udo Isle. Reduced San Jose del C•bo, ...,..._ 9 On park In Eutbluff. 1991 N~rt Blvd. BEACH mo, 6 month lease. utll. Avall 9/1. CLEAN
S60K. Large comer On the beach, 1BR Avl 11/1. 76o-3109. 84 373 2669 673-0676 or 772-4400 RENTALS TO people call: 65C>-4292,
lot ~.o •• ~~r~lly c$1050ndKo.(7aU14) am5,,,_!n9l3tl4•7s. 673·1900 Twn2 Mh ... trB•BIRcou3rtBa "1"'~· 2BR·1 BA $660/mo. •49 Communltl••· Winter Furn'd 2BR SHARE 2724 ~:;1195 or page 651·
Private master suite. .,.,,. BAYRIDQI! light & as • • ... Lndry, pool, quiet, nr 13 ....,. A-art 2BA 1 ha• to bch, D/ •~=----·----------b r I g ht, 2 Br 2 Ba l><ary. Gated loc, nlc. all transportation. No •""" ._ menta w, W/D $900/mo Lse NB Pool/tenn/bch/w/d, 5815•000• 117 Via condo. Cathedral cell, view. $3200/mo 644-8923 pets 848-0392 1750 to 52500/mo thru "'HY>. 675-0606. NB Shr lrg, new 28r aundk. Happy environ Havre. Call Agent Newpor1/lrvlne/Tustin "'"" 3Ba twnhm·Faah 111. w/artlat. S500+ Y.lutll . Beverly Clevel.nd HOUSES/ frptc, d/W, pool, spa, VILLA BALBOA Lrg 2 A h IRVINI! AC W/D pool 5675 Cannerf Village Raal1y alngle attch gar, w/d mstr er, 2Ba, trpl, d/w, c ••IY well-dealgnd APARTMl!NT • • · 646-8473 or 631·2111 ~_..,..,,,...,,6_1,...3-3 __ 11..,,1 ____ CONDOS hkups, gated. $1375. w/d hkup, 2 ••l: pkng, 18r 1Ba, serving bar, COMMUNITIES SOUTH COAST Avt 9/23. 760-6899 NB WATERFRONTI
BLUFFS $20K Down FOR RENT Avall. 631-8097 Agl. pool/spa/tenn. Gated. pvt patio, $585-$600/ Call our Info Hotline METRO 2686 COM $390/alngla room ROOM W/BAY VIEW
to 1st TD of approx Bluff a T own home Avail. s1275. 644-5370 mo. 1548-9081 1-800.IAC-tU 15 ~van ~ow,V uu: . .fo~ldB 38-Twnhse. Bath, garage .
s2os7. J'A% LH. I••·-----· 3BR 51795· E'alde 2Br 1'hBa (2 Oc:ie•nfront 3BR Nr SCP 28R 2BA $725 A~o~:~o. 1~7S·8634. 5650 &46-7330n23"'191
Expanded Angellto 4BR $1895/mo. SOUTH COAST 1.mlta), fp, d/W, hkupa, 11V•BA gar, stove , Encl bale. C!ar+prk CdM 2Br 2Ba. Shr w/ NS.Npt Creat 2Br3Ba 2~11~!~:~n BALBOA Agent.. .......... 650-3822 METRO 2186 ~:ggff;~~~~~5~~·· ~~fo) l~2~~650/mo :fn~'&r!~u;4:~a8~ulet, fn~ ·~•~om I hm. ~rbl f:~:i~: P~:~•P~·.:c~'.
..,,N.,... ____ rt_H_n_t.-a"""a---al-n PENINSY" II 2107 Beach Area -rp C, a c w sea v ew. $550+ utll 845-7883 ~ .. -• ·• va.n •E'SIDE 2BR Cottage •1BR ~025• $800/mo. 723-1616 · Aaambl loan. OWC liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2Br 1 B• Condo pool . 2BR 2BA $725/U Npt Hghta Share 3Bd 2nd TD. Motivated Winter Furnl1hed sauna, tennis, frplc: fp, yard, cell tan/nu P COM Room w/pvt bath, 2Ba hm, hdwd fir, frpl,_
Owner wants sold Oceanfront & 19th St. Or Yearly takevlew. $800. Gas & pnt/carpt, alv $890. Rafrlg & dishwasher MISCELLANEOUS lrg closet, w/d. No w/d, yard. $400+utlla .
today. 3BD, 2.5BA. 3Br 2Y.rBa •• A!'esome, wtr pd. (816) 893'4438 336 20th St 1548-6094 lpnectla .• 60Nxo30 fpeooea.I. NNoo RENTALS smk/drug/pet. $450. 622·5440
lmm.culale. Great on aandl Furn, fp. Avl 9/ '2&3 Bedroom 472·2096 or 640-2769
famlly area. 474 West· 20. $1750 wntr. 673-1943 Many Oceanfronts EASF TSIDB 2BR0HOUSE lease. 545-4855 cu• t t d P•rk NP Tnhae Ma1-S8S0.$1700/mo enced, Pet K, W/D 2BR 2"" .. S875 wrnoomma • wan• ter Br 2th Ba, 1200 minister. $375,000. •Win ter Oc••nfront v ·11 R I AP'll'DTMENTS hkup or coin-op, attch * -* to •hr 2Br 2BA. aquare ft. AVI lmmed.
Call agent, 2Br 1Ba furn cottage. I a enta s ~ agl carport, $800+ NgrpetatHloct• •• vlalku•ltendewc.eNllso, ROOMS 2706 Smoker OK. $387/mo. $845+utll 717·7713 Beverlr Cleveland Patio, gar. Ulll pd. No FOR RENT $300 dep 545-0442 CaU David 444-3829 ·
Cannery VIDage Realty pets .. $1100. 675-1632 Property Mgmt . Pet•· 760-1713 85Mn8 Iv msg. Roomm.t• to •hare
673-37n. 675•4912 l!•atalde 3Br 2Ba 1 house from S.I lal on canal·mastar 2Br 2Ba townhouse In
Specloua 4BR 3BA 2BR w/Oar. 2·aty •ml ••"d. Appr"'~ 1200 •1t, Br w/balcony & view. 0 Costa Me.a. Clear1-eut
COV'T FORECLOS•D w/extru on park In CORONA ... BALBOA complex. $795/mo ~~ deco';td. s135o Shr kltch/utll. AVI 9/15. n the move? non-smoker. 2-cat •t·
Hom•• for P•nnlH Eaatbl uff. Owner DEL 11.•11n 21 22 Pam, Agt 648-S880 IM. 818-501..:Mn $600/mo. 675-8188 tached garage. prl·
on s1. Delinquent Tax, motivated 760-3109. ''iiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISLAND 2606 Sell your extra vat• bath, laundry, Repos, REOs. Your,..,...-------,. GOLF COURSE VIEW Lovetr, Spacious 3BR CLIFFHAVEN/NB CDM Pvt rm/bath, furn household comm pool. No peta.
Alea. Toll Fr" 80(). Very motlv•t•d 2Br2BatwnhmonBlg 2BAnrS.CoutPlaza 28r$900;2Br$850 or unfurn, kltch prlv. i'tems S395+1A utllltles.
898-9n8 Ext. H·l398 .. lier will consider eoa ORCHID Cyn golf course. Trl-M 18R unfurn, retrlg, Fp, Patio, Enc Gar. No No Pets. 411 Polntsettla. $500/ Eves 549·2656
for current llatlnga. any reasonable offer. Lrg SBr 2Ba w/fam rm, w/calh cell, lg m1tr ste frplc, trash compactr. pets. $1050 854·1719 548-3758 mo Incl utll. 875-0902 In Classified
Guard gated 3 +2'AI, new cpt/pnt, fp, stove, $1800/mo. 759-8124 No pets. Lse $850; w/ ;=;:======.!========:.:.:===:;:=:;:::;;;;;;.:
Orangt County FR, detch hm. Highly ~~$1~:5. ~:,--3~~:11 Harbor View Home prkng 5900· 675-1319
F I & upgraded. Beaut Callf1_________________ 4Br 2Ba, fam rm, fp, Bright 2Br 1Ba upper.
orec 01ure1 cottage grdn, walk to Lrg 3BR 2BA comm tennis/pool. Yrly, $1075/mo. Street
Defaults bay. La• S2600/mo w/ Avall now. 759-5011 parking. Adell Patter-
Dally llsta. 60-75 new opt ok. Agt 640-7083. Front unit, H aon Realtor, 722·2511 Oi"""n Sundav 12-4 gar. Avl 10/1. Agent uge duplex ocean·~,...-------properties lilted dally, .--' 640-7000 Ext 308. close. 4Br 3Ba, blt·lns, X ·lg 1Br, beam cella,
each with complete pallo. 51550 lse. 4901 Berber, w/d, mini view
prc0 '0
11•u·n ... Record• SAN River. 310-546·5323 yu1 pd. Ouletl $950/ ., COSTA MESA 2124 mo winter. 673-3059 R••••roh CLEMENTE 1076 Lg dphc 2Br 2Ba+olc 840-8773 ext 15 on Penln, w/d, gar, yd.--------
MODl!B Ld PERFECT 1at Month'• Rent $375 ~~!!'B~~~ ;~v~c,:::~ax· BALPENIBNOSAUIA
CORONA
DEL MAR 1022
FINAL REDUCTION
MUST SELL
For Sale By Owner.
Old CdM Connecticut
charm w/lrg b1ckyard
on Buck Gulley. Huge
Uv rm. w/vaulted cell.
Fp, 4BR, 2'AIBA, Fr
dra, wood firs. Only
$499,000. 418 Hazel.
OPEN HOUSE SAT
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Olde CdM Charmer
2BR 2 full BA. Must
Seel at 621 Iris Ave.
$368,000 721-0525'
Call for an Appl.
COSTA MESA 1024
Hlghlr upgrded 11 airy
2br, den, 2ba condo-1250
1q 11, DR, FR, frpl, bale, 2
gara. Pool/1pt, lu1h land·
ecape. S150K. 544-2800
3-4 rm• (Den), 2bf+2t>a lnhm, hugt yd, pool emk/pet. S1100 650-9428 2607
2.5 Ba., Plantation Great for peta 846-284' · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Shutter•, Imported Udo Isle Ba~mt (Dock
Sto1'\9, Master Suite w/ 3BR 3BA 1700 aq ft avl) Lovely 4BR 3BA. 2BR 1 BA 1 house to
Dual Fireplace and hm. Lg matr, lush yrd. wk/mo/yr-f urn/unf. beach, patio. Yearly
Jacuzzi Tub, Fully 4yra old, comm. pool. Posa I•• opt 950.2300 $850/mo. Avl 10/1.
Landacap9d. Cul-d9-AN/SS. $1500/mo Avl LIDO ISLE bayfront Jim ............... 675-5089
aac, alngl• loaded vi •Pl 15 846-5722 tum 3Br houH. Avall 2BR 18A v.tblock from
street. Close to BRAND NEW 2Br 2Ba now thru 1131196. bch. Very clean. Prkng
Schools and Ocean! detachd unit unfurn $2500/mo 87:MS248 ipc. $900/mo. Avall 9/ t 288,990 • · . . 1. Call 909-337-4180
Owner/Brok er ExcepUonaJI $950/mo. Newport Ht • Twnhae ---------
C•ll Steve D•lbv 650-4312 3Bd 2.5Ba +Oen 2· 2BR 2BA Oen View AC • $ 1• Fp, 2 lrg patios, 2-<:at Sou th l and Group E 'Sld• T o wnhom• car garage. 1450 mo. gar f lg dw 514751 {714) 362·9800 or Stunning 3Br 2~Ba. CMatlne Agt. 723-4494 mo'. Y:ly r47·n65
(714) 492·1422 Home dbl car attch gar, Newport North 2BR
(714) 288-3900-yard. Quiet, newer. 2BA HouH. Hardwd Lrg 2BR 3BA 2 -c•r
(ID11'3030018)Pgr $1200 . ~o pets. firs, plantation shut· gar,W/D,OW,fp,aun·
David, Agt. 722·1468 tera, perfect condition. deck. arlm. $1600/mo
SANTA ANA 1080 Eaatalde Ch arming $2500/mo Agent 673-1744 Avl Now.
2622
18R gardnr, fp, prlv 840-000 Ext 301
801 S. Van N•H & yard, WO hk·up, gar, NPT HEIGHTS03BR CORONA
510 W. HI hi d must •••I Sn5 eso-T h f I ti DEL ••11n g •n ' 2809 or 642·9722 wn ome. rp c, pa o, Ann.A
quaint bungalows In angl gar. $1025. 647·7540 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
hl11orlcal area, 2BR Lite/airy 2Br+den, 2Ba Npt Hgt• Lrg 2BR Av .. I 9 /15 2Br 1Y.t8a
1BA each, 2-car ga-condo, DR, FR, frpl, 2 1BA. Encl gar, ow, townhouse apt cloH
r • g e • • P a r a t • • gars. Pool/spa, lush new drapea/crpt/pnt. 10 beach & 1hopa.
houaH. Near Santa landscp. 11200. 544-2800 $900/mo. 760-1668 $1100/mo. 675-8472 Ana College. lnveat· ment opportunity, . Npt Shra hOuH, 3Br, New 2BR 2BA Fp,
NEWPORT 38a, den, frptc, new Laun. rm, spa, $1400/
2209 W . Monte crpl/pnt, 2-oar gar. mo. Prklng. 1th blk to
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Twnhm W/2·car gar.
Xlnt area. A bargain Al
$149,IJOO. Call Today.
Patrick Tenore Agt 70C).8702
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
5971 Olldred Circ le
4BR 2BA, 1,515 aq ft Q UIBT &: SBllBNE
1,198 aq ft. 7-room OCEANFRONT Cualm
home with 2-car ga-2 ·3Bdrm Oceanfront 38r 2Ba condo fully RENT rage, open patio & Yearlys • Winters furn. No P•••· Avail
across from park. From $1450+ 10/15-e/16/98. $2150/ through Classffled
Wiii be sold at publlc Call Bkr 714-642-3850 mo utll paid. 87:J..G607 --------------
auction. Propertlf ln-~'!;~~';,~'!a·J:.:. COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
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HUNTINGTON BEACH HYUNDAI 16661 Beach Blvd. H.B.
142-:0631
ORANGE COAST
JEEP/EAGLE/ OLDSMOBILE
PONTIAC, GMC TRUCK
2524 Harbor Blvd"'Costo Mesa 549-80~3
NABERS CADILLAC-BUICK 2600 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa
714 540-9100
FLETCHER JONES MOTOR CARS
1301 Quall St., Newoort Beach
833-9300
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EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 PETS & 6122
ioiiiiiiiiiiii~5~5~3~01~~~~~fo:~ ANIMALS 6049 MOVING SALi! ii King Iron Country Iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I Sat, S•Pt II, 8-nooo
SALES MOR HeadbclJlootbd. VIM"dl ADOPT·A·PET Household appll-1 Green linlsh, one ol ance1, furn & many lnt•rnet Ad\lertls ng Klndl $600. 548-3353 Every Sat & Sun at othet" Items. 2431 4th ~gency looking tor PETSMART, Fountain Ave. (1 blk W. ol
E11:pe rlenc ed Salas Sot• Bed Double, Valley. Puppies, kit-GOiden Spoon) Person 10 head up handsome on-wht up. 1~---~-~---1
0 C ' I hol.I.~. xlnl ma"·•••, tena and more, all Sal• Sal 11th eam· range oun V Ila•• ., '" looking ror loving, car· team. Commission Ilka new $200. Ra-1 h CALL 11:30. Bikes, clothes,
Only. We're heading cUner, beautifully up. ng omea. 597• lamps ect. 12 -Mouo tor cyberspace et holstered from Robin· 9037 lor more ~nlo. Bey Or. (Spyglua)
warp speed. Get on aona, llke new $175. BLACK LAB PUPS
board while you can! 723-4902 A.KC Utled dem, Anrt-
CaH !or appointment: Solld Oak Entertalnml lah ch alre. Show, fld.
714/tMS.8588 Ctr $299, 3-pc bf Ht companion. 548-8755
(Earth Stallon) $125. 650-4905 FREE to a great home:
TUTORS PIT H.S. W•t•rbed Frame, box· Gorgeous le male
Math thru Trig, Chem, spring & mattress 575 G•rm•n Sh•Ph•rd, Bio!, lorelQn tang. Col-2-chra 125. 650-3900 ' 3 years old, very el·
l•Qe GPA 3.2 -t-. 58.50-· fecllona1a, hsebroken
COSTA MESA 6124
Cul-cl .. .S•a Sal•
Sat, Sept"· a-1
Ramona Pl. (otf Santa
An• btwri 15th & 16th)
Sl0.50/Hr. 443-2700 & obedience trained.
WAITRESS/WAITER MERCHANDISE Love kids/pets. Inside Good Jobs
PT/FT !or amau res-MJSC. 6015 dog. Call 858-5488. rellable services
tauranl In Costa Meaa. Klltena Persian Pedl· lntereatlng things
Flax hra. Musi be gr.-d, healthy, CFA. b
neat. Call 646-7762. Oun S&W, .357 Mag· $250 Call 722·5269 IO uy num, 8 In. weighted, wood, Ilk• new! $300. S•v• abused and It's all there
EMPLOYMENT can 650-6511 abandoned pets. Be a •••~ d•y voluntearlfosler. Call ., SERVICES 5533 PLANT SALE ACRES 714-5517-9037. In Classlllad c.m.n1 fountains s110,
bird bathe S20. Cltru .. ·J;::;::;:;:-7----11--~6~4~2~-5~6~7~8~
Pleu::.-::•ara that fruit-avocado {trulUng) PIANOS &
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anllquas & M orar
5115 Udo Sands Or.
S•I• Sat 9am-2pm.
Furl'!, toya, clotha1,
books & lols moral
3061 Carob. No earty
birds Please!
Stoft, Refrlg, Couchea
trlllsc turn & clothing.
2·famUy. 10 Saascap•
Or. al Suparlor &
Ticonderoga Sal 9-2
510· Juniper•. Ylnes. ORG""S 60S9 Iha II stings Iii lhls cat· herb• S 1. Kg palm II 8' ni' PETS 6: ,
•'OIOJY may require you _js~2~0~.~·~--~~7~4~-.. ~2~2:_1.::::~":::::-:::::1 .. n .. .,• to call • 900 number B•bW-Qr•nd Plano .rw.-.u,WUN
PETS&
6049 ANIMALS
In which there la a PROBATE SALE Uka new. HI gloaa blk.
charge par minute. Bronzaa lncludlng Worth $5,000. Mu11
QOMESTICS 5540
LIV••ln Da~tlm•
Companion, prafer
senior citizen. Free
room & board. Call lor detalJa. Newport Bch
{714) 548-4512
MERCHANDISE
Mongollan slave tabla, Mii $1,9515. 527·1'54
5' broru:e mermaid Turn ot th• C•ntury table, 8' Bllnd Ju1lice. Upright. aoUd oak, ,.., etc. tvory Including 9' tt I k tusks, SWOfdl, Sarnurl P• ern, VOfy •Y•·
helmet, Iota of tumi. 1898 Wlnterroth • Co. artbo11. $1175 080 lure lncludlng ant~ 2!51 ·1500 or &41 ·1699 quaa, South West cu-·i-="'-'=::..:"-'"-'-"""~11
rlol, wall cupboard•,
armolres , tablea, Coodjobs palntlng1, vuaa, fish bowls, Loula KV deak, reliable ffn"il'ts
8' Baroque mlrrot & lnterutln1 thlnp
carved console, etc. ID b 1240 Logan tfll, Coata uy
Mesa. 108.m--4pm •Y· It's all I here IANTl~~Q~UESi!i~~6~0~1;;;;0-:;:~"';;;d•;Y~~;w;·;gone;-~·;;;';;l-~..l!l.~.2iry~d~•i£!!..Y ~ I' in aa~'ificd
WBUYINQ IT•MS• COMP~S 6018
From 1I00-1"60. 1 pc
10 anllr• ea1a1e. PaJn1. Lap Top Computer
Inga, booka, furniture, Navat u19d. Mu11 .. C-
ate. Immediate cash, rllk:e, 11000. 723-1188 top $. 873-6223 hi mag:
APPLLANCES 6011 JEWELRY. FURS !!"!';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Ji ART 602S
Frig 18' Whirlpool wt
lcemaker. >On1 Condi
S150 OBO. 548-0812
Movlrit1•D•lua: ft:•frlg
GE 18 cub n. A>mortd.
• Ice maker, g\aae
ahalvaa. 4yra old. S325. obo H0-1575
LUXURIOUS LYNX :v. langth coat, u:
med, gorgaou. b111·
pain, 15000. 850-5882
Norman Aock......n &. O.U
lhhoa, over 20 yra old,
signed & n~ber9d. PP. 474-«)31 W••h•r/Dryer 1140 ea.., frig 1175 /I.Jr Con-Tag Heuer ladlaa
dlllonw 1!50. 848-6&41 Swlaa walch, xtnt concl, 11US new, HI
$500. 842-21551 Whit• K•nmore
waanat &. °"'*' St for boU\.. 131-7"48. BUILDllfG _fUllllTllll ____ 6_0_1_41 MATUlAtS
C•M•" w/ matching Kfttry ..._ w/alde tta.
... chair. ''"' Aetto Prine. •rcfi h.ad•, r.iM<t • month• new MOO mouldlnQ, atd .U., dk
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• ESTATE IAL'E 11000 eacll. 860-45aO
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MODEL POffCT $319 900 AISOWl'Et.Y IEAUTIFUll $214.900 Over 3000 sq. It. of living space• Over $156K in 8lg bright & spacious. 3 huge bedrooms. 2 full tast~ful upgrades! 5bd," 3ba with formal dininp. baths. Hidden In' one of Cos1a Mesa's best kept
falTllly room, bonus room &_private spa. Cent. air, secrets! Quiet fami"' street. Huge lot great price! neutral colors. can now. (33M'AR) · .. -(13GAR) • 'l -• -
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START YOUR PYRAMID NOW1 $189, 987
2 completely separate houses on one huge lot! Both ha.uses are 2bd, 1 ba. Separate laundries, yards &
driveway & garages! Can·1 lose with this deal.
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WARMTH a CHARM $188,900 Light, bright & airy 4bd, 1.5ba Halecrest home.
perfect for 1st time buyers. Hardwood floors. Cozy
fireplace. ( 12CON) _ ...
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PIC1URE PERCT $199 900 Fresh paint. new roof, brick planters, new windOws.
lovely 3bd, 1.75ba with add-on deo/offlce. Great
kitchen & \!J)graded bathrooms too. 2 car _a.tt. oar.
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BEST BUY IN NEIGHBORHOOD Sl 69 900 True wilderness surrounds this 2br. 1'.5ba
towrihome. 2 car spotless garage. Dining room.
pool, spa, tennis, clubhouse. 1 mite to ocean. Priced to sell fast. Call now. (1 OSTO)
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SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY
OPE'\i I IOl :SE SAn RDA\'
COSTA MESA
1 no Shamrock
Gayle Hobson-lewis
1083 Salinas (1·4)
Elsa Hoyt
2362 Rutgen(l-4)
Cammy Leslie
WESTMINISTER
14141 Enfield
David Hayes
$228.800
$227,000
$214,900
$284,900
OPB'l 1 fOl!SE Slll\DA\
COSTA MESA
906 W. Joann(l-4) $165.000
MomqueVano
2718 Sta.rbird (2·5) $359.000
Bill Lupls
3359 Ma1'gold (l-4) $319.900
Elsa Hoyt
HUN11NGTON BEACH
8641 Atlanta ( 11-4) $99,000-119 ,000
Ilene Anderson
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COSTA MESA
360 s.a IAbeJ (l-4)
Jet,. Mahoney
U7 Monte VW. (l-4)
~MalloMy
-· $189.~
$179.800
U!'n'ris 8a~f!~:S~~g ado111ble 1 BR 1 Bl'Jf~ car oar. Shows IJoht & bright comro...AAOIS, spas & tennis. Quaint gated community. (nNt:W)
HUlmNGTON 1.ANDMARK 55+ $91 000 Great t BR 1 BA fower end unit in a Oar1t·like S:E1tting. Laroe living room & bedroom. Neutral tones. Beacll close. TennlS. pools, spas etc .. etc! (87COR)
OCEAN BREEZES FOR ONLY $132,500 2 large master suites, 2.5BA townhome wiJh cozy fireprace. Laroe patio, liaht & bright. Mirrore<I wardrobes In bearooms. (29VIC)
YORKTOWN VILLA r.33,000 2BR, 1.J.5.BA. All new paint and carpe • model perfect 1WO story townhome in a great loc. bike to beach. Very light and bright. Very private. (9581C)
~~~~~Ef:, throughout. Shows llOht ~t'rt~ Huge 2BR, 2BA, wilfi oversized 2 car attached oaraoe. Inside location with soothing streams. Excellent price. (87VIL)
RELOCATION FORCES SALE $150,000 Owner's transferred..., and ~re motivated I Beautiful 3BR (huge master) .::~ 2 car att Jl8raoe1 Inside ~~() comm pools, spas & tennlS • ca t nowl
P£RffCT IEAUTY FOR llt ~ IUYER 1115,000
Charming,38R. 2BA. home In a AUlet ne!ohborhood. Close to golf course & schooll!. ~eel the ~oan breezes. Newer roof & btthroom nooong (90WJO)
•• •18HT I lfAUTifUl 1115.• Huge 2BR. 2BA .tvmhm with 2 car attached garjQe, ns oJ~. , s~lghts & extra windows tool cozy
i for garden setting. Comm. pools &
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BACK BAY DELIGHT $174,900 Secluded & quiet end unit. Close to Ba.Ilk Bay. Large 3BR 2~BA 2 car gar. Nati oven, range,'Berber carpet. Wrap around papo. (34UNI) . _,,
CUSTOM 4 BEDROOM $115 000 Custom 4BR,. 2BA home buitf with h111.hes1 stand'ards ~ quality. reatures family room. & den! large kitchen with tile. Locatecr on huge R2 zoned kit! (21MIN)
HUNTINGTON BEACH BEAUTY $199,000 Tastefullv upgraded 4BR. 1.75BA single story home in fantasllc H"untington Beach neighb<irhood. Shows light & brlgflt w/new carpet & painl. (51 SKY)
UNBEllfVABLE PRICE! $191,000 Newport Beach peninsula near the Newpru:t Harbor Yactit Club! Steps to bay & beach! 2BR. 2BR w/gara~i fireplace, wet bar, ceiling fans, light bright
patio. (IS 18AlJ
IMMACULATE HOME $19t,OOO
Huge 3BR, 1. 75BA home located on corner lot. House has been completely remodeled In and out with everything of the highest quahty. (12JET)
HOME SWEET HOME $206,000 Cute 3BR 1 BA on huge R2 zoned lot on Eastside loc. new windoWSltexture. coating, raised foundation , att garage. (18FU )
QR·2 STORY-OCWt BREED ~ IOO
Small\.secluwtract SUrTO\l!lds a lush pa~k .. Great HoorP-1an 1 B BA down. upgraded CJ!l I window cov .• tam rm br Ip .. private rear yrd .. (18 AR)
DEUGtfTRJl DUPLEX 1215 •1 WeU maintained duplex In good are. Each has ~BR, 1 BA. private yards. One stofY. Excellent investment. Call tooay for m,ore lnformatl6n. (21 MAR)
£XTRAORDIMARY VIEWS ~··· StµnolnO 38R"~.58A.=ulted ceilings. ights & pnv1te lpa. wzy fl . HuR! deck O master, ~er=~sr spa. (~t 1.5 miles from
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NEWPORT BEACH PENINSOlA $499,000 Comer lot wlgreat bayview. 4 bedroom. 2 bath. huge
deck off living room, large brick enclosed yard.
Plenty of par1tln_Q: Home is vacant Gal~ for a private showing. (14BAY) .-mwr
OCEAN BREmS $119,900 Huntington Landmark 55+ upper Newport model!
Greenbelt views from this 2bd. 1 75ba w/skY1!9hts.
whitewashed kitchen, tile entry & more (86POR) -----
"ONE OF A KINOft $221,IOI 3BR. 1. 75BA. family room with hioh beamed ceilings. Expansive_orounds are beaut1fulfy landscaped. cozy fireplace. Remodeled gourmet kitchen· private spa & sauna. French doors. (14SHA)
PROMISE ME A ROSE GARDEN $227.000 Beautlful 4BR. 2BA with formal dining! Neutral carpets. open country kitchen Cqzy 1replace Beautiful rose garden & fruit trees. (10BAL)
RARE R3 ZONED $243 900 Large R3 zoned lot in good area of Costa Mesa 9300 sf with 3 existing units Suitable for 4 Well maintained and always rented Price 1ust reduced to sell. (37HAM)
TRULY U"IOUE PROPERTY 1269,900 This truly unique pro~rtv has everything 4BR. 4BA gool. spa, cabana. deck & Callf rm x-large corner lo! & golf course view (291RV)
RARELY ON THE MARKET!! S322,000 Only a few were built -3BR 1 story Buccola "Upper Bird" Home -crown molding. French Doors. spa, gorgeous brick front yard & m0<ei! (18KIN)
SPLASH INTO SUMMER $359 OIO Golf course life without the price! Wonder1ul ~BR, 2Y.BA with spacious family room on gu1et C!,!1-de-sac Oversized master suite. Prrvate pool & spa. (27STA)
HUGE lOT W~Ol 6 SPA S35t 711 Drastically reduced! Beautiful custom built 38R 2~ home In exclusive Mesa Verde. Opt!n family room. 2 fireplaces.Pflvate DOOi & ~-Hu® lot qn J>iivate cul-de·sac near Mesa"Verde C'ountryl:lub. (3JHAI)
BRING THE fAllU.YI 1 ·· 5BR, 3BA M8$1 Verde home. Pool & spa, BR, 1 BA
down. Large family rm,. formal. dinlnr& breakfast ' nook. Front cou~rd a security gate. Near 2 gott courses & parks .. (180RI)
mer.~~Foo1f ~1of~ea. Large == hu~ bonus rm1,,fm. rm formal dine, ~Yf~Rtchen, freSh paint, new Tiie. Really must seel ,18NtW) •
' FIRST TIME BUYERS NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD, CALL US TODAY TO FIND OUT WHY!
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REMOIB.U & VACAJIT FabWu condo in Ole Bkl1ts. New whie IA'!iances. tarast.ic greenbel location L9'C & ally ru111e ny. $331,•
IEWPCln BUCH UIDER $350,000!
48R. 2BA. !JM open IO«plan. New ~ & ~. All re.tral decor °'*15 10
prr49 yarcJ ~ & spa. $331,0llO
flJCE UPCUIH HOME S8R, 3BA UDCnded MOid model Oownslan BR coutj be olfice Of den CUSlom doors, ci.nah: riy, aned ~case. ~ge msll suite. 3-<:ar garage. sa1.•
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30 ft hv111~ rm. private cotrtyad, wrap arOl#ld patio. Li~ & bfigtt h1g_I!_ vaulted
cetlllgS: A *Y special home. $Z51,5Cll
RAltCHO SAi JOAQUll
lo'tlely2BR townhomew/den owrlool(llg greenbelt & paik lotsol pnvacy: al( cond
solar heat. exlra slOf10ll & more. $251,00I
lDWEST PRICU CUSTml HOME
NewCl.151omtR.38R.2 SBAwoodftoorh~ Marbletpl,hleonbalh l~ praj EJslsideClJSllXn $241,00I
YW POlllT WITH IAY VIEW
Waijng dlDICI toBalloa lsllnd. Galled 1991 Medl9rnan Villa w/vft ol back
• & Sailbom. t.Mge 1BR. 18". '23',•
IEWPOln CRUT TOWJllOME Fabllous. perrnelllr location. ~ 28R +den, U(l!lfaded w~dwood firs. kUhsl wl1h pm-bu ba. ~ lolt/ona. Freplace. Close to beach.
$233, ..
HWPCllT CREST • LOWUT PRICE! ~.....J,~townhomew"'la!Uionatuters BMedmir01s,eat-f'lkicha\ Pnct
QlfUUUll' PkJs mini ~ view $221,00I
GREAT NOME
l.Mfy4BR ll!lclose to Mile5qia1 P.t. golf & shopping Huge back rMd
$215, ..
IAWJI • LME FOREST 38R. 1.758A110le1reesoll*Forest. V....w.lwoochauledcetl1n9S Matble ny, oozy lrpl & ldblinQ spa"'* IM a 11'111.., •oain. $115,731
IARCAll HOME • CAMEi GROVE 38R, 1.584. cul+~ ioc:.ion. RV pad, clean & ready. has an enclosed paero &
lafge Nsldl ~o. Gleat stnr tm $131,731
S S79,000 1·S
s Ml,000 Sun 2·5
1211 Goldenrod s 775,000 Sun 1·5
14 Skyul Dnve s 448,500 Sun 1·5 ., ..
1118 La Lomas Or IC 1 ·5 -114 VI.a Lido Nord $2.395,000 Sun 2·5 ,.,,,..,IUU
3141 Corti Portofino s 499,000 Sun 1·5 A.Murptiy
3100 eon. Hlm'lola S 43S,OOO &in 1·5 ;i ..• ,.,., , • s..n. tourt• Sal/Sun 1·5
12~Coutt 56111 1 ·5
14 8Mft ColHt 1·5 8.~
••1111-11 ' s:M ~Ill Drive $ 359,000 Sun 1. s S.Zarrinnegar
501Tudn s 495.000 Sun 2·5 MJ~
3131 Col1ll Maltt s 319,000 sun f·S ..
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24 HouR AUDIO D ESCRIPTION OF Au. P ROPERTIES tN THIS ADVERTISEMENT
NEWPORT BEACH'S FIRST 24-HouR BROKER
BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT . 791 Con:
• F:in IX<11ncd 48d Suitt<. 4 58th • 4i8d Sun.:. 581h \\/ l\\o 112 Balh<> • 98d • 98:1 . Plu\ Gue(I Quaner.
• Appro~ I 0.000 o;q fl on Dbl Lot
• Sauna. Gym Rrc. Rm & Mud Rm
• Formal Dilling Rm. Library. Remodel
• "Gold Co;a..;i" oo Linda 1,11e. P\I. Dock
• Lind:i 1 .. 11e·, l\ICN lkaulirul Home
• Fum1,h1ng' ~fa) l>e Purch:L~
$3,900,000
• 3 Bd •• M:ud'" Room. Loft. Sp;i • SBd.. Fann:al lko. Pnva1e BOOll Dock • 68d • 4 58 11.. 3 Fireplace~
• Ocnnfrclflt Home. TOOllly Rebuilt • Totally Rebuilt Cimom Home • Endo~d Interior Atrium
• Gounnd K.il.chen w/Eial-in It Wet &r • Exteosivc 111e of Grt111ite/Mlllble • Lo~1 FU Price oa Lincb hie
(Ad.~) $1,7'9,000 $1.649,000 (Ad. 6615)
CAMEO HIGHLANDS •
4731 S11rar Drirc
• 4Bd .. :?Bo.. Renll>Cklled 1n 1986 • 5Bd .• 4Ba... Gate Guarded • l Bd . :?.58:a .. 3 Ston«
• F'U"eplxc:'m Ma-act Bed~ Single Le\'el
• AJC. Occ:in & C1ry Lighl VieW$
• Approllimotely 80' on the W:11er
• Cm1cive Fi111111C1na Ava1h1blc
• Firqil:ia: in Li\'in&lf:lnlily~ Bed
• ~ View. Pnv:ite Loe. & Chamun&
(Ad. 66i.) (Ad. 6620) $889,000
7 S1111frc Viua
• 5 8cJ • 0\1.~r 100 F«l on the Waler • 4 BtL 68:1 .. Fin:pl~"'· Pool & Sp:a
• Sp..•ct. V"tc\\< ofOc\.':111 &. GolfCouN'
• Loa Appm\ 1/2 :11.n:~ \\/11 f>'.ilru Tn..'-'
• lntenorCoumard ""h Pn\alc.: Pool
• Second Lar~c~I Lot on hnda 11,lc
NORTH LAGUNA BEACH
304 Wc\'nwuth
• 48d . 4 S811 . Fireplxe in Li"'"& Rm • JBd . :?Ba. Fin:plxc 1n L1\ mg Rm
• Ocean V1t:W Est:ue. lmm:iculatc • CH) & Ocean Vic"'· Model Qualny
• Bonus Room now used as 11 Gym • High Celling<. l.Jmc<-1onc Floors. Pool
$1,095,000
BALBOA PENINSULA NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS
208 East Bar A1·e1111c 507 T11sw1 Ai ru11c
• Nc1'cr48d 38a .. Cu~om Hom.: • -IBd . JB:i • Toc:il Con1e111p Remodel
• MBR Suite & L1\ int Rm "'IFi~pln.-c • Fin:pl:11..'I! 1n u\1ng Rm . Eng G:inkn • Lra Open Living Area .. Vie\~1n1 B:ilc • Foounl! to Accommodal( a 2nd Roor
$565,000 (Ad. 6600) $485,000
PBNINSULA BAYPBO
"LOWEST PBI~'
.1,071,000
3BB, 3.5BA
Formal DiDJ.Dg Area
8peotacular Panoramic View
Master W/8ttting Boom •
Shared Dock Can
Aooommodate l.&r Boat
OCEAN/CATALINA
VIEWS
$899,000
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• Cameo Shores
• 4BR, SBA
• New Gourmet Kitchen
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The Llongs have run a very successful
office in Newport center for the past ten
years, called LLONGS OP NmWPORT.
During that time, they wrote a highly
respected real . estate column for the
Newport Ensign. They have been
consistently in the top echelon of real
estate professionals during that time.
150+ PORT STREET SALES
Their principal sales activities have been
in the Corona del Mar vicinity, with
special emphasis in the Harbor View
Homes section of Newport Beach,
where they have personalty represented
buyers and/or sellers in more than 150
Port Street transactions.
They have also been active in
community affairs, serving in the CdM
Chamber of Commeroe, the Newport
Balboa Rotary Club, the Harbor View
Home-Owners .Association and on the
ACROSS FROM THE GREENBELT
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1 t>Gard of the Pacific Symphony
Orchestra. Geny has also taught
Instrumental music at the Andersen
Elementary School, and Christa has
taught guest classes in dance at CdM
H.S. and UCL
"Due to computer related technology,
real estate is changing so fast that It is
increasingly 9ifficult for t lie small
company to compete technologically."
"We were among the first Newport Beach
companies to utilize the computer for ad
and brochure layout, but that t;las
become a minor part of computer
involvement. Maxine Montgomery,
Prudential ealifornia's manager is always
anxious to be on top of every hi-tech
development in the field. That fact, plus
the national and international
involvement with other Prudential Real
Estate offices made our choice an easy
one."
Phase I, steps to the Andersen Elementary School, vtew of the extensive athletic fields,
five minute walk IO community pool, a paradise location tor the fitness oriented family. Basic Montego plan-48Rltwo baths, ample room to expend. One of the lowest priced
single story homes on the market. $475,000
OUR CLIENTS WRITE:
~ ·LARGEST SINGLE STORY May 24, 1995
Fonner Harbor View Homes saJes oflloe, almost 2,300 sq.fl. magnificent living room of
almost t ,000 sq.ft .. New paint In and out. new hardscepe front and rear, sky lights. air-
condltloned, large quiet lot Mid 1800 Bk>ck, sou1tt feeing rear yard, lots of room to
Dear Geny & Christa:
expand. (Architect estimates: to 4,000+-sq. fl). $474,500 1 ...
TOTAL & IMPRESSIVE REMODEL -OPEN SUN 2..S
A fine remodeVexpansion In Hatbor View Homes. Near the greenbelt. Phase II, large,
sunny back yard. PooVSpa. Comptee9ty upgnaded, with the finest new doors, windows.
flooring, security system. roof, appMences, etc. 5 Bedrooms, new master suite and kids
suite upstairs. 1947 Port Laurent. $149,000
This Carmel Model In the Port
with aJI new kitchen, including
Just steps to the greenbett In
O~RGEYARD
remodeled and modemized,
ts, counter-10pS, lighting, etc.
SMALl DOWN PAYMENT BUYS YOU
CHOICE TURTLE ROCK VISTAS
Qualty/affofdebillty In 1'61 ~-plus denloftlce townhome. SuMY and bright. peaceful
and priva .. IOcatlon. end uni. ""' tpllCbJI two Cir .-:Md garage, MCUrity system and
private epa. 8elW ~ "*'Y lnelr1or lWlldl&. and exnmely wy ... emrtor meln9lnance. Assumllble mortgllge ,,... .. property easly atfOnilblj b ..
prof1111011el couple. $271,000 •
OCEAN, BAY AND CATALINA VIEW lEASE -Quiet L.Ocltlon
4 BR, 3 BA, Harbor View Hffts South (LU8k) upgnaded. $3,200 MOnlh
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I want to commend and thank you for your efforts on the
purchase of our home at 1857 Port Charles. Your
professionalism sets a standard that ideally all agents and
brokers would abide by. As a broker representing myself as a
buyer, I felt you were fair and honest with me while also
representing the best interests of your cii£..~l Your knowledge
of the neighborhood and real estate market, as well as your
follow up with all the behind the scenes elements required of
ciosing an escrow.. were exceptional.
Thanks again, and I wii certainly recommend your services to
others whO may be buying or selling real estate in the area.
Sincerely,
AndyBrooks
Brooks & Associates
Real Estate Appraisal
and Coneulting.
$4,500,000
This custom 5. I acre estate has 9,000 sq. fl. house
and a separate guest house. This spacious home Is an
architectural delight -uniquely In teresting and
romantic.
Ocean & Beach Clo5c $449,900
Over 3000 sq.fl. Huntington Strand home. Pool, spa.
lavish lawn, 4BR + study. 3&\ (I BRJBA downstairs).
Excellent buy. Vacant and ready for you/
11ar Bat Deal ln 1\Jwn $538,000
Falrhavm Estates. Over 5,400 sq. ft. U~
throughouL Bright and cheerful ln~.(i.!;R + study, 3.5 BA. Built In J 988 Ad no18
I s119,ooo
'epadous 28R. 2BA plus stcic!ly and lofl. Approx. 2000
$(/. ft. First tlmt bll}"U & Investors ckltghd Slpl Hill
pnd Long Beach Location.
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ExccptlonaJ Custom Home $1,295,000
City lights & coastal canyon views. Quality worltmon-
shfp throughout. French doors, moldings, 3 f rpl's, 6
car garage wllots of custom cabinets, 58R. 4.SBA.
Long driveway + much more. TaDdng Ad I 1015
Nwer IMd In 58R. 5.5 BA ~ study (5200 sq. ft. /tvlng
space) on over 20.000 sq. fl. lot. Sest centrally localed
Cowan Heights arm In secluded private gated com-
munity. Custom quality throughout.
$314,900
West Patt 7 ~r new. JBR. 2.5&\. approx. 2 J 00 sq. fl Immocutatdy landscaped front & rear. Owner
bought another, prlud for qulcll sole.
$490,000
9 unll apottrnmt. 2 ymrs MW. 2 .stoty (tofa/ 9895 sq.
~-) Annual~ Income S6f,OOO. Seller's loss ts your gain. ,
Harbor~ &lalc ~··art $949,000 48R +study. Pelf«t setting ~r lafRe famllv and enter·
talnlng. Outstanding vtew. Gated + tenn6. pool with
spa, Natural part. What a belkr place to live.
180 S. l..alrevkw, A.H. $749,000
Remodeled 48R. 3.5&\ olus loft. Bright & cheerful
Perolta Hill secured gaktl acrt estate. Outdoor souna.
Gaubo, fruit trees. Garden views from ewty room.
$889,000
Corona del Mar. Hard to flnd 4 plex, beach close, all
units art 28R J BA. excellent condition, condo conver-
sion submit. Great Buyl
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1224 W. BAY
4390 sq.ft. ~ving space. 5BR, 4.5B~ pnvate setting. Rafe covered gazebo
on boat dock. 3 car garage.
Exceptional ~ty _tbfuugnout. $2,495,000
508 VIA LIDO NORD
Beautiful Bayfront 4BR, 2.5BA.
Dock for large yacht. High ceilings,
spacious, newer home on deep lot.
$1,599,000
460 l SEASHORE
3BR + den, 3BA. pvt master suite w/fireplace, walk m closet and a
balcony overlooking the sand. No
boardwalk, s):?e:Ctacular white water
views from this oceanfront home.
512 VIA LIDO NORD
4BR, 3.5BA. Light, neutral interior,
dock for large yacht! 2 car garage and 2
car parking. Oversized lot in the best of
locations. Reduced to $1,449,000
644~1600 .
N~w Listings
Eastslde Costa Mesa Bank owned•
Best pnced 3 Bd townhome in Eastside
Patrick Barto lie $159 ,000
The Bluffs 3 Bd Newport Beach
townhome Good end unit location.
PatrlckBartoUc $235,000
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Linda I sl e Cold Coast views!
Dramatic 3 bedroom bayfront with dock.
Mary DITullJo $ t. 795,000
Spotlight
ALLVIEW TERRACE
$895,000
l.oaced In prest1sic>u1 AIMew Terrxe.
M!Wnt disunce IO town, beedl .ild pM:s. owi....-.. lhe ~ .ild19oie Canyon
Connie Mauentl
BIG CANYON CUS1'0M
$1 ,595,000
Exc~pclonal 5 8d 7 Ba cldlom estate
overlooldnt 14th t.lrway & areen
Beautiful cul-de-AC loca«lon. Pool & spa
Gary Lqr8nd
Stella Worden
CORONA DEL MAR
$329,000
Corona del Mar condo near ocean
2 bedrooms 2 baths. comer lootlon
~ quality OOftltNCtlon Tree lined street.
Jerry flnster
Lat&e view lot In pf1vate be.tch community
Canyon. "hltewaler and dty views lnclud~ plans and perrnltt..
Rod Deley
Well INlntalned 4 bedroom. l.S btth
hlefTllO with be•utlf\11 hardv.ood floors "*le pctY-. bed! ylld Ind OOtlV'ftunlty pool
JIJll Kline
5'lrteJ Harris
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BAL80AISLAND
$1 ,49,5.000
~ opportunity! Cootemponry
Medl1e~ 3 bedroom with ~t clodt lor-2 boMs. Pristine bayfront. • Beverty Morphy
BIG CANYON CUSTOM
$2,295,000
CORONA HIGHIANDS
$199,900
South PKillc contem~atlont UV~ view, lacuttl. bar center
• bedrooms. l '5 badls
Elizabeth Thamer
_ EMERALD BAY
$4,950,000
Most spectacu\af Medltenanean
oceanlront ever •red In Emerald Bay
Bfeatbtaklnt views and c:onstnJCllon
Rod Daley .
Bulld your dieam home One ol the best
lots 9¥~ble. ~ be.tch Md tenn~
Strlkl111 view No Mello ltoot
Sata Hinman
BALBOA PENINSUIA Pr.
$3,495,000
Macnlllcent rebuilt home is unsurpassed
caHloml• .,ancleur Dock. pool and SPol
Ellqutsll• bayffont site. Forever views
Evan Corkett
CAMEO SHORES
$949,000
Creal buyl Wonderful 'J bedroom. 3 ba1h
uptraded home Larae master. separ.11e
children's wtnt. tarse FR. ocean view
Eva' Corkett
COUNTRY QJJ8 MANOR
$419,000
Comple1ely remodeled ~ourse home Prisllne wilb hardwood nc. vauhed
ce1llnp All new kitchen Must see•
Gree Lombardi
Extnordln.vy cuttom built with meticulous
•nentlon 10 detail Soft contemponty. ~l&n creates • nrrn •Un06phere
Susan Scanlan
BIG CANYON
$945,000
Beau1ilul expanded Plan I. 4 bedrooms.
l baths. pool and spa on Jar&e, privlle
sunny lot. AC and security system
Karen Betson
CANYON CREST
$419,000
Cre<11 house on 1op s1ree1 In lrKI
S~acular panoramic vlewl 4 bedrooms.
2 '5 baths Shows like neiw 4 c.ar pr~e
Chris ValU
EAS1BLUFF
$490,000
Romanik propeny lelllu~ pkket
fences. roses. specially bn<k "'ort<
Creati-1brines1he outside in
Coby Ward
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
$698,000
6 bedrooms, 4 , baths 2 llreplaces. ) car
prage. newer rool. hlt"lle lol v..l1h pool and
Sp.l Tiie floors In en1ry. ba1h and kitchen
Rick Langevin
IRVINE TERRACE
$825,000
CUstom built new home with • bedrooms.
l 5 baths, l CM ptate. limestone floon.
dleny wood cabinets. skyliCflts f'ablilowl
Martan _,.llUppl
BIG CANYON.
$839,000
Sincle SlOfY f<lmily home on nice comer lol
Remodeled kllchen and baths. larse
.bonUSlbllllard mom, spa and kol pond
Stella Worden
Gary Legrand
CUFFHAVEN
$189,900
Terrllic 2 bedroom, I '5 bath NB HelchH
condo Clean and neutral. Unbelievable
locatJon and condition • Alford<lble •
Gl&I Thomas
Evan Corkett
EAsTBLUFF
$499,000
Nc!'w remodel and~ <*rs pnme
condiuon pool and vie• lor buyers
ncedlnc ncellence on a sincle ie..e1
Coby Ward
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
$985,000
Exquisite rebuilt 4 bedroom • family
room. 1ourrne1 kllchen. cus1om spa.
English 1•m:lens. ocean and bay viev..s.
Carole Johnson
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lAGUNA VILLAGE
$995,000
Me•~ 1h1ouch 1he kwely garden
ol this 4 bedroom 4 5 t>.1h est.ale on
• large lot In lhe he•rt o4 ucun..
Connie MaxsentJ
NEWPORT NORTH T.H.
$209,500
lmm~latc 2 bedroom 2 b.alh ... 11h loh
1 car IMa&e SOilnnt \auhcd Ct'1l1ngs
No Mello lloos f'1replacc bullHns
Greg Lombardi
OCEANFRONT
$1 ,150,000
L.ltluna ~ad\ oceanfront OW'rloolm'I!
~eluded co~e on appro• I ? M.•t' lo1
\,cry p11v"11At l bedroom 1 ba1h
Jerry Ftttster
SEA ISLAND
$565,000
Sp<1<10us sinclc level upper 10 .. nhomt'
"llh besl ol all &Olf CO\llY vle~t
Absolule perfection•
Mary Ellen WecJarz
BobWqlan
SPYGLASS CUSTOM
$1 ,140,000
Custont T!Mb with' 8d 4 5 8a blRIMt room. pool & 5pa Oulet cul-de-sac. Maldlcuesc quarters & l au praee
~UDO ISLE
$475.000 "
Udo tsle mcwe-111 CX1ttJ11e llemmi-nt ol
~ comice oo IUXUfY SMt.-Fe estllle.
Flrepl-In IMnc '°°"' and master Bd.
Elbabeth Tlramer
Hlllary Thatner ..
NEWPORT SHORES
$439,000
Canal front l;if1e • bedroom custom
home recenrly remodeled Short wlk
10 beach. community pool and tennis
Ronda Heln
OIDE CORONA DEL MAR
$649,000
Reduced ~ 000' Custom ·eape Cod"
beiluly' 4 bedrooms Consider 1~ lo<
la111c1 homc1comm proplleasc opilon
Brenda Peterson
SEAVIEW
$599,000
4 bedroom. 2 ~ balh eus1om remodel with occ~ and nl&ht lllfll view In 24-hour cuaid
jl.alcd comm11nl1y with pool • .5911. tcnnis.
Sharon Smith
S.ndle F1x
LIDO ISLE
$1 ,099,000
Soph1stk.Med European Udo Isle
Metk:vlou$ In dei..U. lavished with the
ftnest !!ppOlntmcnu. ~ home
John McMonlgle
NORTH LAGUNA
$389,950
Charmine commc~ or ml.led
~property CfNl loc.Mlon•
Currently used M offlcle suites
Ronda Hein
PELICAN HILL
$779,000
Spe<tKul<ar ocean and
coll course vjc,. lot
Tranquil ~ttln1
Marcy Weinstein
SHORE CUFFS
$575,000
Beach community cottace J bed~
2 l>Mh9. new 1>9ln1 In and out Cl'Nt lor
empty nestersl)lounc family Ptobare sale
Dottie V•lentlne
Spec:Qcu!M bllMI villa oo Udo 'lie
b;ayfront with Laite dcd
Finest desl&n tor adult ltv1nc.
Jel'l"J F1nster
OCEAN RIDGE
$450,000
Second row canyon view lot with Rat ~
Ready to build CINI opponunlty to
build • custom home In Newpon eo.st.
Marcy Weinstein Susa• Scana.n
PORTAFINA lAGUNA
$925,000
t.Jqe • bedroom. l bMh. l car .-er home widi~OCJNnand ~line
Over uoo sq It of llvlnc space
Steve Hlgh
SHORE CLIFFS
$695,000
Cute little conace v.fth loH of charm
llOd potcnllal loc.led In lhe canyon
Ocean, mountain llOd city llcht views
Evan Corkett
WINDWARD EAST
$S2,.000
Cre.t family home 'bedi.>ocns. ) bliths. ""9e~vate lot with pool ands~ T$I remodel, new fllmace tftd 11PPliances
NEWPORT COAST
$215,000
CMlllrdna l bedloom. 2S bldl IDWMomr
"' plied CllllV'ftlMlty ol Tll:MR wtltl ~ ol ocanandc:tty..._~~
Heidi StockweU
OCEAN RIDGE
$1,590,000
Tlllleful and lflPNllrc -MW cusaom home with ~ eGtriof appe•I
BuutlMly ~ crounds
Marcy Weinstein
SUN•Scaalan
RITZ COVE
$1 ,645,000
~-view flollt dlh custom homeslte peldled abo\le ~I pilfk
in cu--ct pted community
Susan Scaalan
D•veBak
SHORE CUFFS
$897,SOO
Remodeled '1ncle level 4 bedlOOm home wltll lolt. Sltl.lated on canyon lot
with oceen vleWS. lJthc ad briellt
Mary Elle• Wecllirz
BobWepn
" . JERRY. FINSTER
Senior. sales Executive
759,..3750
OPPORTUNITIES
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MetiCUlous & elegant home with
formal dining room, den, 2 fireplaces,
marble enm & lush landscaping.
$469,000
MAKE OFFER!!!
Owner says
SELL NOW!
Canyon site with ocean view.
Older 2 bedroom cottage. ~
Perfect opportunity to build.
OPEN SATURDAY I :00 P.M. ,. 5:00 P.M.
240 MORNING CANYON
SHORE CLIFFS
CAMEO SHORES
Wonderful 3 bedroom, 3 bath ugraded home
with expansive ~ean view.
Light & bright. Great bay!
$9~9.000
$1,399,000
BAYCRFST TuRN KEY
2 bedroom + den + family room, pool &
spa, security system & air conditioned.
$525,000
SoPHISTICATED CoNTEMPORARY
• Master suite with fireplace,
steam shower & forever views
• Beautiful Buena Vista location
• Library & entertainment center
• Formal dining room
• Hardwood floors & French doors
• Indoor jacuzzi
• Be~ch bath -Decks
•Dock space
• Private beach & dining patios
• 3 bedrooms, 4 baths
• Perfect condition
CoRONA HIGHLANDS
Contemporary• or 5 bedroom. pool, spa,
ocean & canyon views. Private beaches.
$995,000
Sara Marvin
759~3795
PREMIER CUSTOM EsTATE
• Prime views of Big Canyon Country Club's
6th & 15th greens
• Wrap·around lakefront vistas
• Cul-de-sac location
• 7 bedrooms, 5 + 2 half baths
• Gorgeous kitchen & large breakfast area
• Spacious master suite with view deck
• Cozy sunken family room with fireplace
•Fabulous bonus/game room with wet bar
• Private maid's quarters on main level
FARJ DatcNEo B1c CANvON ~
Impeccable worlunanshlp.
· Soothing colors. Pool & spa.
$2,495,000 O.ncludina .fumtshlng)
Ronda Hein
Beach and Bay Specialist
759,;.3797
OCEANFRONT UNITS $I ,095,000
Mint-condition duplex right on the sand . Spacious
units; 3 bedroom, 2 bath & 2 bedroom, 2 bath.
CUSTOM CANAL FRONT $439,000
Large upgraded 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with
great view. Quiet residentJal neighborhood,
close to best beaches.
OCEANFRONT SHOWPLACE
$1,275,000
On a prime comer lot, this home
features 3 bedrooms plus
den/office and a large rooftop
deck. Ocean & Cata Ii na views
from 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.
NEWPORT/BALBOA PENINSULA $299,000
Charming 2 bedroom cottage. 1/2 block to great bead\.
Ideal starter home, or •getawa)"' at the beach. SUnny
patio and 2 car &ara&e· R2 zoning -plans for two oondos.
OPPORTUNITIES
BEACH DUPLEX
Just 1/2 block to beach, total-
ly built-out two story building
features 2 l arge 3 bedroom
units. Great investment, or
live in o ne and enjoy rental
income too! $425,000
LAGUNA BEACH
Unique North Laguna com-
mercial property with ocean
views! Four ca r parking.
Currently used as pro fes-
sional offices; can be retail.
possible mixed use. PCH
frontage. Owners will help
finance. $389,950
CANNERY V:L LAGE
Unique opportunity to live &
work in Cannery Village.
Upper unit i s very lar1e
2 bedroom + family room
home; lo wer level may e
commercial. retail. or food
service. 3 buildings -avail-
able separately. $349,000
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LlSTINGS
Big Remodel -View -Pool
$499,000 LH
Romantic Yard -Family Friendly
$490,000
COBY WARD
759-3724 Direct
644-2559 Home
World Class View -Substantial Neigfrhorftood
$749,000
Remodeled For Cfrarm And Comfort
$585,000
l.Arge UJ1lt .. Witll A sr .. ,,,,,,,, View
$3,9,000
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· . A Spectaculiir Oceanfront Villa
Overlooking J,erfraps 01te of tlte world's most beautiful beaches and
located within one of California's most d~sirable privat.e beach enclaves ,
si~ tfris magni~cent Italianate villa . Masterfully designed and
impeuabl11 constru,ted, the artistry of this residence
will simply take your breath away.
Now ,nce4' to seR i•mediatel11 at $4;950,~00
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"No One Knows More Aflout The Coast" . .
He competes in • and ·
out of real estate
By Joyce Scherer
Real Estate &litor
Most people cringe at the prospect of
standing before a stem-faced judge. Prank
McDowell, president and owner of Star
Real Estate, invites the encounter.
.. I would ask the judge if I can
automatically sign up for traffic school
every 18 montm." joked McDowell from
his Fountain Valley-btied headquarters.
''Then be could ~tor debit me
depending ifl have tickets or not"
McDowell's passion is racing -
moton:ycles. Formula Fords, go-karts and
super-karts. But these super-karts-which
range from $8,000 -$10,000 -can rip
through a track at speeds up to 160 miles
per hour.
"I always loved racing, but-never could
figure out the opportunity to get into it. ..
said McDowell, whose hero is Grand Prix
legend Sterling Moss. "Then in 1980, I
I~ about go-brt racing.''
Through much of the 1980s, McDowell
spent many weekends al California and
Arizona tracks participating in gt>-brt and
super-kart racing. In about 1989. bis interest
turned to Formula Fords. a very competitive
race car class sanctioned under the SCCA
(Sports Car Club of America).
"I love the competition." be said. "It is
really fun to learn the techniques of racing
and then to become very good at it. But m
the last number of years, racing in Southern
California bas rcally declined because we
just don't have any tracks. However, there
are some being built, and hopefully in the
DGiJt few years tbcrc wilJ be more interest in
it. ft
·1n 1987, bis interest in motorcycles
coincided with his move to San Juan
c.apistrano -conveniently close to Ortega
Highway. His inventory includes three sport
bikes, one ~ bike and two Harlcys.
"I really got into road racing ... but
basically I crashed a number of times,
injuring an assortmenl of body parts," he
said. "I still love this. but my practicaJ side
bas come out and maybe, al my age. l
shouldn't be doing this.
"What happens in racing. is that it's an
extremely adrenaline-rush kind of sport
where some real aggrcssiOQ comes out Not
aggression where you want to hurt someone,
but rather if you arc going in a comer with
another guy, you arc not going to back off.
And if he doesn't back otr, and you don't
back otr. &hen things happen. At least in cars,
you are inside something, and you have four
wheels. but here you just fall."
There is no doubt McDowell has faced
challenges in his life. Born in Berlin.
Gennany. McDowell's divorced mother
married a widowed U.S. Anny colonel after
the war. McDowell moved with bis family -
sister (now his administrative manager) and
four step-siblings -to the United States in
1955. McDowell only spoke Gennan.
"They put me into the sixth grade and then
l repeated it because I didn't have a clue
what they were talking about" he said. "My
mother took the attitude. no matter where we
w~ we would learn the customs. The first
month we lived in Japan. she wouldn't let us
eat with a knife and f orlc., we had to use
chopsticks."
In his first 12 years of education,
McDowell anended 12 different schools.
When the farQily was stationed at Pt Ord. in
Northern California. he became a U.S.
citizen. His high school diploma is from
Zama High School in Japan.
"I speak fairly dcocnt English, poor
German and l can say thank you very mU<:h
in Japanese." he says.
After a stint in the U.S. Army -1962·
1965 -stationed in Korea and Okinawa. be
retumed to Southern California working part
time for Roclcwcll lntemational and earning
a degree in economics from CaJ State Long
Beach. His first introdU<:tion to real estate
occurred when be and his college roommate
started buying fixer-uppers.
.. Back then you could buy a home for
$18,.500," be recalled. "We bought houses in
MJdway City, ftxed them up and sold them.
Finally in my senior year. l rcally made a
conteious decision ... that I wanted my own
bUainess, but I bad no idea what?
"I finally decided I should get into real
csme, which I did in 1970. At first I
pmticked because I am basically a shy
pmon ... and I tbou&ht I would have to go
oot and seO tbiqs. But then I realized in real
estllle, you really don't sell. as such, you just
bMically help people. ..
Stayin1 in tho Hunainitm 8tachlFountaio
Valley ltea, bis fii1t job WM wich Walker cl
Lee, Chea Real &tale Pair ..S fiilllly. from
1974-1977 -Ilia owe c:ompllly, McDoweo
~1n1m.t.e.,......,witbDkk
• ~ _. fonDild SW._. e.a.t.
~ were aoiQ& IO ciUed it McDowell
Vaughn Co .• but we had gotten together with
abbot eight top agents in town and they said
no to the name." he said. "So. I had just seen
.. Star Wars," and ... I said. you want to call it
Star Real Estate and everyone ~d yes ...
McDowell bought out his patt:ncr in 1980.
and continued to purchase several smaJJ real
estate companies. In 1989. he moved the
company to its current 20,()()()..square-foot
corporate office which also houses an
escrow company.
Star Real &tate. which is associated with
PHH Real &tate Services. hai l 80
employees with four offices: two in
Huntington Beach. one in Fountain Valloy
and one in Newport Beach's Fllhion Island.
His company continues to thrive in today's
chalJenging market.
'"Ille last quarter, was our biggest quarter
in the last five years," be said.
But along with business and racing.
McDowell bas another dimension in his life.
ln 1970. be met his wife Renee at the
Golden Sails in Long Beach.
And with his admitted shylldS, he says.
"If my wife hadn't picked me yp in that bar.
l wouJdn 't have gotten married. I mc1 her on
Friday; Sunday I took her out for our fLrst
date and then we saw each other every single
day for five months until we MrC muried."
he said.
And the secret of their 25-year union?
"We let each other live our own lives ...
said McDowell. whose daughter. Nikki. is a
fTeshman at Purdue University "Neither of
us dcmamb anything from the other. We
have even taken separate vacations and
people have said, 'why did you let her or
him,' which is really weird for us. We don't
understand the concept of lettiQg someone ...
I don't own thi person, she is my wife."
So while McDowell stays at the hcbn of
Star Real Est.ate, 41ways 1eadina it towud
new cballeoges. be is considcrina a new
weekend bobby: vintage car racing. a port
which pits pricey cars -early 1900s -1
-such as Femris. Japan. Corvettet
Low qainst each qtber. In fact. be
he would .. love to buy &atin& Moa' 196 l
foi'mla 0. Cooper," DOW oWned 't1. of
McDowel's t-"lieest llllOCillr 1. s..-........ ,., .....
,,. a I Wiit, ,J,.,, (114)
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Near High School track & tennis. Great 3 bd town-
home wldinlng & family rms, new patio & lrg yard in
secluded corner of cmplx.
631-1400 ....... ························· ............. $229,900
NEWPORT SHORES Canal front 4 bd home w/deck
& small dock & newer kitchen. Close to club. pool &
tennis. leasehold land offered at $215.000.
631 1400-.. .. ....... ........... $130.000
TRIANGLE SQUARE 3 bd townhome w/wood
burning frpke & good size patio End unit on greenbelt
6~1ol'4or.I· ste~.·~. ~r~:.l.i.~r~:. ~ .. ~~~~ $149,000
AUSO VIE.I() 2 story 2 bd. 2 5 bath twnhm w/comm
pool & spa Picture perfect w/frplc. lovely neutral decor.
brick & nagstone patio. Ko1 pond & grass.
631 14 00 ... . . .. . $155.999
COSTA MESA Heights south of 17th street. Two
story 2 bd with patio in small complex with nice grounds.
convenient to i.hops & busses.
631 1400. .. $162.500
HUNTINGTON BEACH'S Pier Colony complex
w/clubhouse. fitness center/ pool, spa & landscaped
grounds. Ground level l bd. rplc & large patio.
631 1400 .. ' ... . .. ... $209.000
WESTCUFF Desirable 2 bd Dover Village townhome,
upgraded kitchen. new carpet & large patio. Comm pool
& clubhouse, close to shops & Mariners Park.
631 1400. .... ............ . ...... $210.000
EASTSID£ Costa Mesa 3 bd townhome bit in '89 and
freshly painted High ceilings. white washed woods, large
open kitchen & spacious master suite.
631 1400. .. . . . . $239.000
NEWPORTS BAYRIDGE quiet lntenor 3 bd unit
w/pallo & att dbl garage in gated complex w/pool &
spa. Vaulted ceilings. white walls. tile & carpet.
631-1400 . .... . ....... $289.000
BAYVIEW TERRACE Bright upgraded 2 bd home in
gated community w/pool & spa. Pale hrdwd firs,
plantation shutters & walled yard w/trees & lawn.
631 1400 . .... .... ... .... $309,000
2 bdrm & 1 bdrm wen maintained units w/fresh paint
Ule floors. Steps to ocean, no street to cross. 1·1400. .. ...................................... $360,000
..
NEWPOllT lll!IGlnS tear ~ on great street.
Close to aB schools.
631-1400 .................................................... $319,000
BUJFFS Steps to pool. Spacious 4 bd_. beamed
ceilings, plantation shutters, skylite & mirrors ror a bright
& open ambiance. Balcony, patio & treetop view.
631-1400 .................................................... $325,000
JIEWPOllT SHOllES area duplex w/3 bds up & 2 ~. both w/2 baths & frpkes. Steps to ocean beaches
& city tennis & handball.
631-1400 .................................................... $349,000
NEWPOllT Hf.IGHTS Pristine 3 bd home w/harbor
& ocean ws from kitchen & deck. High ceilings and
plantation shutters.
631-1400 .................................................... $375.000
AT THE BEACH Brand new high tech 3 bd twnhm.
steps to ocean w/walls of windows & 3rd level bonus
room leading to deck w/ocean & mtn views.
631· 1400 .................................................... $399,000
NEWPORT HEGHTS dplx. 2 sty bit as twnhms in
'78. Frplces, laundries & tiled kitchens. Front w/3 bds &
decks, rear w/2 bds. patio & garden. REDUCED!
6 -1 . . . . . . ........ ... . 4
NEWPORT HEIGHfS
Adorable expanded 3 bdrm home, whitewashed hrdwd
firs in living rm w/frplc, dinette & kitchen, moldings.
Fr. doors & plantation shutte.rs. Yard w/pool & $J>a on
reat street.
NEWPORT HEIGHl'S Nice 1 story home w/3 bet and
family rm w/bar. French doors lead to beautiful yard with rn':iroo~~.~1~.~~.~~: .......................... $435.ooo
BUJFFS Serene canyon & city w from spacious 2 sty
3 bd twnhm w/upgraded baths. family rm & added
breakfast room opening to plctureiQUe patio.
673-6900 ................................................. $449.000
BAYCllEST Traditional 1 story 3 bd, dlne & family
rms, breakfast nook, courtyard entry & yard w/pool. Fr.
doors, moldings, A/C & security.
631-1400 .................................................... $449,000
NEWPOllT SHORES OramaUc 3 bd Italian Villa
w/famlly rm, 9' entry doors, floating mart>le stair & frplc
mantle plus numerous other quality upgrades.
631-1400 ..............•..................................... $449,500
NEWPOlrrS Belcourt Hlll. Spectacular 2 bd twnhm.
dining & family rms & superb city light & ocean w .
Marble entry. gourmet kitchen & desgier decor.
631-1400 .................................................... $479.000
AT THE BEA.CH two spacious units In excellent
condition w/2 year new roof, 4 & 3 bdrms both with
brick ftreplaces. dose to beach.
631-1400 .................................................. $495,000
CORONA DEL MAR Channel Reef bavfront cmplx
w/pool & possible dock. Bullder's own 2 bd expanded
unit, xtra storage. prime locatlon w/wrap patio.
631-1400 ....................................... -....... $499.000
Ught, bright & COZ'i 2 bd w/IXn cottage on oversized
lot at \1Ufet encf of Island. Large sunny patk> & exceUent
6~00.~.~~~~: .................................... $595.000
OLD CORONA DEi. MAil near new spacious 3 bd
townhome, dining & family rooms, large master 6~r~m~~:.~~~.~d.~.~~.~~~~~.1~~~ ~9.ooo
BAYCREST Beautiful expanded & re modeled 4 bd
w/offlce, den or 5th bd, upgraded kitchen w/new
appliances & lovely yard w/flagstone & spa.
631·1400 .................................................. $549,000
UDO PARK D~ nicely appointed 2 bd condo
w/lovely channel, ocean. sunset & city light views
~1~Jo~~:.~~~~~~~:.~ .. ~.~~: .......... $560.000
0 CUFF HAVEN upgtllded 1 sty 3 bCt w/fmly rm &
open floor plan. Skylltt· stone & hrdwd nrs. Berber
63r::o&~:.~~~~:.~ .... ~ ... ~.~.~~~-~~~~. $589.ooo
SEA ISi.AND completely remodeled 2 bd designer
perfect condo w/dining rm, den & hi·tech kitchen In
~1~1f~.~~~~~~.~~~~: ~~.~.~~~.1$629.ooo
HUNTINGTON llARllOlJJl w/30' dock & bay ws.
One story 3 bd w/famlly rm, patio & deck. Remodeled
in '92, new paint. carpet & appliances.
631·1400 ................................................... $649.000
DOVE.II SHORES spacious 4 bd home w/exceptlonal
upper bay & city light vu. Open beamed celllngs In
living. dining & family rms, yard w/deck & poql.
631·1400 ................................................. $699.000
NEWPORT HEIGlnS, completely remodeled 3 bd
Cape Cod. Dining & fmly rms, bonus rm, large master
~1-iioo~~.~:.~.~~~~ .. ~-~.~.~~~699.000
llELCOlJR'I' Beautiful expanded & upgraded 2 sty 2
bd w/sitting area In master suite, dining & family rms.
used brick patio w/spa. Huge Price Dr<>Pl
631·1400 ................................................... $719.000
HOME BY DIE SEA
Elegant bayfront property, dock for so· ~t, 1st
floor offlce & 4 car ga .... 2nd floor 2 bed resaoence
includes huge master w/frplc, skylights & roof deck
w/wet bar.
IRVINE TEllllACE Beautiful New England style, ~e~ updat~~~~ ~~ =e~~~~ room 631 -l~ .................................................. $779,000
00\IEll SHOllES Gorgeous 4 bd home w/dinlng &
familv rms & spectacular upper bay w . Totally remo-deled' in '93 w/top quality fixtures & appliances.
631-1400 .................................................... $779,000
OCF.ANFllONr vJ.erime duplex w/3 bd down '& 2 bd 6§·1~~~ .......... ~~.~.~.~~l-7195,000
UDO ISLE 1 sty 3 bd superbly remodeled home
w/dlnlng & fmJy rms, new kitchen, windows & doors &
remodeJed baths. Xtra lrg lushly landscaped lot
631-1400 .................................................... $819,000
DOVEll SHOllES DRAMATIC PRICE DROP! Beauti-
ful remodeled 3 bd, 60' on the water w/large dock.
Vauhed ceiling. Fr. doors & slate floors.
631-1400 ................................................... $875,000
UDO ISLE triplex on the bay. A great value on the
sunny side of the Island with beach & gorgeous bay
view. Two bd owner's w/frplc + a 2 bd & 1 bd unit.
631-1400 .................................................... $999,000
NEWPOll'I' OCEANFllONr beautiful cstm 4 bd,
master w/spa tub, frplc & Fr. doors. Extensive use of
bleached woods, b@ms_. brick & leaded glass.
631-1400 ................................................. $1.095,000
llEl.COlJln' Sophisticated & immacu&ate 4 bd home
w/dlnlng & famllv rms in park-like setting. Pool, spa &
waterfall" on ~rslz.ed cukie-sac lot.
631-1400 ................................................. $1.195,000
AVALON. Catalina. Aprx 9000 sq ft hillside lot
w/spectacular views of the bay & approyed plans & per-
mits for an exciting 4 unit condo project.
631-1400 ................................................. $1.200,000
CORONA DEL MAR
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• OPEN HOUSES.
SATIJRDAY ONLY
234 Lugonia -Newport Shores
Kennie Jo Rizzo
SUNDAY ONLY
3 Bd Hse
$365,000
8 Theater Lane -Aliso Viejo 2 Bd Twnlun
Us Olsen $155,999
323 Cedar St • Kennie Jo Rizzo 5 Bd Hse
Kennie Jo Rizzo $357,000
1324 Estelle · Newport Beach 3 Bd Hse
Eva Khwaja, Kathy Fox $379,000
4231/a Poppy · Corona del Mar 3 Bd Twnhm
Sue Ellen Volpe $399,000
2145 Seville· Peninsula Point 4 Bd Hse
Jill Andrus $479,000
1614 Dorothy • Newport Beach 3 Bd Hse
June Adams $510,000
1514 Hlgbland -Bayc:rest, NB 4 Bd Hse
Lois Zimmerman $549,000
600 E. 15th • Clff Haven. NB 3 Bd Hse
Jerry Smith $589,ooo
54 Ocean Vista -Sea Island, NB 2 Bd Hse
Esther Pine $629. 000
17 lnvemeu -Big Canyon, NB 4 Bd Hse
Sharon Grimes $1,425,000
41 1 Rigel • Dover Shores, NB 4 Bd Estate
Sally Philllps $1,650,000
1400 San Miguel -Corona del Mar 5 Bd &ate
Patti Conover $1,695,000
3 Deerwood -Big Canyon, NB 4 Bd Estate
Jeff Axton $3,950,000
SATIJRDAY & SUNDAY
358 Walnut -Eutsidt Costa Mesa
Caria Broffman I Carolyn Starr
2500 Beacon -Newport Heights
Lynn Creamer I Rosette-Andree Gindi
492 16th Place ·.CosU Mesa Heights
Carolyn Starr I Jeannine Stake •
1901 Glenwood -Baycnst, NB
Jeny Smith I Pia D'Aurla
7 45 Via Udo Nord -Udo Isle, NB
Rosette-Andree Gindi I Olga Matthews
318 Buena Vhta -Beyfront Peninsula
Vldd Lee I Richard Lee
4909 SeMhon • Ocunfront Peolmala
Rick Schreiber
405 Momln.g Star • Dover Shores
Olga Matthews
48dHM
$269,000
3 BdffN
$389,000
3 Bd Hse
$395,000
3 Bd Hae
$439,000
3 Bdffsc
$81~.ooo
3BdHse
$995,000
48dHM
$1,095,000
48d HM
$1,299.000
Beautiful 3 bdrm golf course estate w/tgrcmquil fairway & city lights view. Entry courtyard, master w/seating
area, large remodeled country Kitchen. dining & famllY
rooms & ~ for home office. 631·1400 ............................................ $1,425.000
IA HABRA ESTATE beautiful English Tudor hofl'¥1. on
aprx 8 acres. Security gated w/tennls court, Olympic
pool and spa & guest house. Nut & citrus trees.
673-6900 ........................................... $1.600.000
DOVER SHORES estate. view. tennis court, pqol &
spa on over 112 acre. Sophisticated custom w/4 bd
suites. library. dining. family & game rooms.
631-1400 ................................................ $1,650.000
CORONA DE. MAR A beautifully landscaped~ bd
tennis estate bullt In '88 on 1+ acres. Top security, high-
tech styling & ocean & bay views.
631-1400 ................................................. $1.695,000
CORONA DE. MAR•s Ocean Blvd w/awesome ocn
& hrbr vu. Elegant 4 bd w/dining & fmly rms & triple ~"~~~.~-~~-~-~~ ................ $1.895,000
IRVINE COVE Price Dropped! Elegant traditional 5 bd
custom home w/ocean views. Formal dining & family
rooms. 5 car garage w/darkroom.
631·1400.............. .......... .... ......... ... $1.975,000
UNDA ISLE remodeled 5 bd home w/fabulous turning
basin view & large dock. Bleached oak floors, gourmet
kit & plantation shutters.
631-1400 ................ "';'" . . .. . $2.395.000
HAllllOll RIDGE beautifully decorated 6 bd est~ of
superb quality w/fabulous ocean vus. Den. library gym &
media room & garden. terraces & pool.
631-1400............. ......... .. . .. ..... . $2.695.000
BIG CANYON Golf Course estate w/falrway & city
light w . Frr Regency 4 or 5 bd over 7.000 sq ft finlshed
in '92 w/eiaborate gardens. terraces & pool.
631-14()()....... ...... . ..... .. . . ....... . . $3.950.000
SAN .llJAN CAPIS11IANO 4 +gorgeous~
acres w/a 9 bd Fr. Chateau o! aprx 15.000 sq ft & fian
ull val . mtn & ocean ws. Seller may trade.
CORONA DEL MAR
with dock & quiet private beach. House no longer
exists, new home In progress •
631-1400 .......................................... $2,495.000
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OP E N HOUSE S
From one to five p.m.
Corona del Mu Tmnis Esute
1400 San Miguel
Open Sunaay
$1,695,000
Ocu nfront Custom
4909 Seashore
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,()95,000
Buena Visu Bayfront
318 Buena Vista
Open Sat./Sun.
5995,000
CM Heights Chmner
492 16th Place
Open Sat./Sun.
$395,000
Eastside Otumer
358Walnut
Open Sunday
5269,000
Lido lslt B•yfronl G~n
48R 4 ~BA hm o
4(1 Im. pm '='.\l"'f)\bld~
Lulo lslt Tnditional layfnmt
'iBR 4 'BA Pn~Jof ~m-kty
Largt" do..~. e\.: l~I VlrW$
St,s95,IXXl
'twport ~.ich Esl.l~~f Mn. Wapw ·1..t Rou. 5BR 7 .6 acm
App 7.llX> icm_, roun
':J St,39S,000
Dovtr Shom~m Homt 'BR 48A hm, )'Khts
Lari;e \lard I, fnlntage
Sl,389,(X)O
LidoWtSo m· r;o1< 4 58A Tocally~e :l~ l'rime45 ~~· ·~ '!
\,\. ~ S1,o9S,OOO
Lowtsl Priced Balboa ls!allayfn>nt 4BR2llil ow.P(~n!, IBRapl
Great Val€.~~ , nl V1eW
:J 5899.000
littlt Island "Pridt of JBR 25BA. Fam Rm,,.r ... ,......_..
2BR 1 BA rent•I. ~·bl:loo'H.ta
Udo la!« Traditl~
4BR 38A, prunt '5' comrr Id Plu.u loatlon. Fr. doors, hrdwd flts
1795..000ISl500J)«f1110. IHM
Eltllilk OYratr
38R 2.SBA, Fm Rm, expandtd home
&ct'llmt location. -. nwaer
Sle,000
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in association with TIM CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS®
Linda Isle Gold Coast
SBR 45BA Freshly remodeled home
Large dock with turning basin views
$2.395,ml
Oceanfront Custom •
48R 3.SBA on sand, no boardwalk
Tum-key with whitewater views
Sl,o95,000
Spyglass Southport Model
SBR 4.SBA + bonut X-large view lot
Very private canyon location
$849,(XX)
675-10~8 • 631 -1400
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
SBR SBA Contemporary, will uchange
Approx. 1.2 acres, ocean&: bay vi~s
Sl,695,000
Lido Isle Bayf.ront Triplex
Wy conversiOn to single family
Private beach, great sunset views
$999,000
Oceanfront Duplex
3BR 2BA + 2BR 1 BA prime oceanfront
White water views, wUI exchange down
$795,(Ql
C.M. Heights Charmer
3BR 2BA +Fam & Bonus ~
Perfect w /vaulted ceilirigs, hrdwd fln
$395,GOO '
Belcourt Bargain
4BR 3.58A Manor n, pool &: spa
Designer perfect. large lot
$1,195,000
Buena Vista Bay&ont
3BR 48A + Den, charming beach cottage.
Fabulous turning b.lsin views, boat dodt
$995,(XX)
Udo Isle Cottage
2BR 28A Den hoole, beamed~
Prime eastern~ location.'£~
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Corona del Mar Condo
2BR 2..SBA Tum-key, south ol PCH
Steps to beich le park, hardwood Ooors
1299,GOO
PllDIE OCEANFllONT
LOCAJ10N $775,000
Ocean front comer on Bab:>a PenilsUa right on the
sand. G-eat s. w. expoue maximizes the sunset """'· Uve In lhe ooUage l4tlle you ~ ycu ~ house-by-
the-SU'f .. Cal for spedftcs.
OlllGINAL HOOSE
IN NEWPOllT REIGHl'S ONLY $299,000
Uvat*! 2BR on large comer kJt being sold ~As is.~ There
Is a arretake:r's house In the rear of the property. C.al for
detaiB today. OfEN SlJN 1-4, 546 B. t101>ENA. NB
OPEN HOlJSE MT. a SlJN. 1-5
OCEAN VIEW MANSION
4.000. SQlJAllE FEET $899,900
Magnlftce It SBR Newport Beach estate. Huge pool &
spa In~~~. Ben.as rm. dining rm, family rm. 3 marble frpts. har d!a 11e paneled library + nu:h more.
2500affDr.
MINT CX>NDl110N lllR with frpl In Iv rm .• BerW crpt. ..w. entry, wd ... celling fana &:
mnoeed ..... obe dn. Owner trmlllaTed -needs cll*::k .. ,
Reduced to $179,900
PANORAMIC OCEAN & BAY VIEW
3BR/2.58A .. Altezza" w/Xtra 500 s.f. bonus rm. fMn rm, den + many custom upgrades thr<M~
Reduced to $649,500
llON TAYLOR 509-3137
OCEAN VIEW BEST BUY ••• $205,000
~ Master Slites highlight this veJY charmi-lg & private
coMo In gatEd commnity within ~ distance to the
beach. l.M-g rm features fireplace & opens onto the
patio ~ ~ landscapro groonds & OCE'4rl
view. Kitchen feab.n!s lots of <XUlter space & tile. OMler
willing to help w/c:b;ing cosls.
BALBOA BlJSINESS
OPPOR11JNITY ONLY $39,000
OIM1 ycu own salon In great beach area with lots of foct
traffic. AbsoUe t1nHcey tu.iness. Cal today for more ·
lnfonnatlon ~this~ busi'leSs oppor1mily.
SFJl.FB TRANSFEllllED
REDlJCE> TO $174,900
Wal< to the beach from this ~ 2BR penthouse In ~ comrrunity with ~ tennis, pool & spa. Peek
ocean view from balcooy. ~ entry + odlei-rustom
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VEWS +a Andy ~ chm9dc 4BR. 4.SBA waterfaoot custom
home. Ownlzed comer lot. Lots of Fr. Doors. ~ated yet comfortable! Offered at $1 ,4 7 5,000
LESLEE CONNEil 723-4968
OPEN SlJN 1-5
4627 COR11AND, CclM
Ocean """' 38R home that has been remodeled &
enlarged. Oak/~ sliding cklors, many upgrades. large
corner lot w/\JSh landscaping. Price reciad. Come by
on Su-day! REDVCED TO $729,000
CONTDIPOllAllY UDO ISi.£
BAYFRONT + DOCK NOW $1.795MIL
Uirge entertanng home pl.ls t...ge bayfront ded< &
room for a SS' \8Cht. numerws desi9ier details. elevator
& ~wet bar. A~ Uio Isle street
MOBD.E HOME UVING
NEAii BAY $175,000
Terrific location. .... 2BR + 2BA. 2 space parldng. Just
kxk the door and g> flshrg.
NEWPORT BEACH 28R corner condo w/wauh-ed Cldltnga &: sllyllght. Marble m ay. frpl In ltv nn., peek ocean view from balcony.
Offered at $17 4, 900
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CORONA DEL MAR PERFECTION
Sp.acious 4bd, 3.5ba Ca.pc Cod styfe. Excellent Boorplan w/soaring c.cil-
ings, hardwood. floors , &: 2 briclc lireplacc:s.
$799,000 Linda Octh & Lois Jacobs Code 71647
SEAPORT UFESTYLE
Spacious 3bd home in f.unily communiry near Mariner's Mile. Great loca-
tion and filbulow ocean and bay views.
$550,000 B.). Johnson Code 70817
OF.SIGNER LOOK
Dr:unaric interiors in white &: neutrals with recessed
liditing and custom deck Booring maJcc rhis 2bd, 2~ condo crtra special. Comer location overlooking
gttcn belt. MaryAnn McGuire
$239,900 Code 71307
CAPE COD DUPLEX
Like new with 3bd, 2ba + &mily room down and 3bd, 1ha Ur>, Many cust0m features. Tivcc _..,._ + open ~ ~ )OQ!l. . o--,,.-
, $329,000 Sally Shipley Code 70287
HARBOR RIDGE FSl'ATES
View of harbor, city, ocean and Catalina. sunscu.
Ca.re free living be.gins in rhis styli.sh 2bd +den rown-
home. Custom mteriors, gated community with
complete amenities.
Tom Brunson
Code 71297
BEAUI'IFUL FAMJLY HOME ~ous 4bd on ~ comer lot &: quiet c--d--s. Huge ~I &: private spa. Tasccfully upgraded &: rcmoa-Clcd. A mwt sec.
· Linda Octh & Lois Jae.obs ·
U79,000 Code 71287
PRFSilGIOUS BAYCUST
Anractive 4bd home in great f.unily nci~borhood.
Family room with 6rcplac.c, separate dining room
and lush, low maintenance yard.
Don Pearson or "Barban Aune
$535,000 Code 71387
WATER
WONDERLAND
Stunning 5bd custom resi-
dence on 55' bay fron~
complete with pier & slip.
Numerous patios and dcda mm the most of the unfur-
gamble water views and sets
the stage fur grand sc::aJt entcr-
tining.
Ann Peters, Ted Jarvis,
Suzanne Shuler -
$1,750,000
Code 71247
FRONT-ROW -
SPYGL\SS HilJ.
Onc•lcvcl contemporary designed for maximum
ocean, bay & city light views!
Marilyn Kershner
$9SO,OOO Code 71027
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23 CGrporate Plaza, Suite 190
644-6200
Bayaut North
Bayaat
8ayaat
Bdoowt Hill
Harbor Highluds
2027 Yacbt Defender
1315 Antigua Way
2318 Vasta Hogar
51 Royal St. George
231 Santa Ana Ave.
2015 Cbu.buco
30 l Avenida Cerritos
16 Rbdcingbam
2SO Har.cl
21 Toulon
19 Harbor Ridge Dr.
31 St. Tropez
1821 Leeward Ln
1720 Skylark
1846 Leeward Ln
11 Riva
3 Northampton
1411 Mariners Drive
3 Jetty
222 Nata
2111 Dacanso
2728 Vuta Dd Oro
~dain/Big C-anyon 21 Sea Island
Harbor Ridge 17 St. Tropez
I 0 Btlboa Coves
C.AMEOSHO~
Sat $695,000
Sat . $439,000
Sat $226,900
SIS $1,850,000
SIS $1,19S,000
S($. SLU5,000
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$799,500
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SIS $597,500
SIS $529,000
SIS $429.000
Sun $1,695,000
Sun $1 ,085,000
Sun $875,000
Sun $679,000
Sun $750,000
Sun $639.000
Sun $547,000
Sun $495,000
Sun $549,000
Sun $499,900
Sun $439,000
Sun $499,000
Sun $448,000
Sun $329.000
Sun $238,000
Sun $192,500
Sun $599.000
Sun $595,000
Tom Bruuon
Dick Dickson
C.UOl Allison
Aune/Wright
Steve Leverett
Wright/Jacobs
The Omrhouts
Mali Gulkdgc
Mali Gulledge
K.ershncr/Kon&l
Ra.c:JUHaldennan
8dJe Partch
Lois Jacobs
Muine Propp
Tom Brunson
Shirley Licker
Bob Coluccio
ATS
Ba.rba.ra Aune
ATS
Karen Reuk
Dana BJadt
Harriet Botwinick
Karen Knoche
Sally Shipley
Mih Smith
ATS
Carol Alli.on
Ame Petersen
UDO ISLE PRESl'IGE
Sparkling pools 6c spa, marvelous ocean views and a
dc:sirbale Corona dd Mar location. This one has it all!
Substantial home on X large street to sattt lot noct co
the central st:rada. 4bd, 3ba + rumpus room with bar,
spacious patio, fiee..form poos and cabana. Michad Smith
$850,000 Codc71037 Don Pearson
m~ Coc1c 112v
VFJtSAJLl8ON11tE FAlllWAY
Spectacular setting overlooking the 4th fairway. Torally
customiud 4bd, 4.Sba home on ovcni1ed lot.
Traditional dtcor, dcctric drapes. ~igha, 3 fue.
Placu, SO' pool, loYdy privuc gardens.
Carol AlliiOn
$1,3'9,000 Code 70167
OlDE OORONA DEL MAR
New England style ardUlCClurc on choice comer location. Large living
room, spacious deck, large kitchen dr.unacic stairway & f.tmiJy room widi
ocean VlC'W.
$865,000 Linda Oeth & Lois Jacobs Code 7097!
BIG CANYON ELEGANCE
Free-standing end unit with golf course, city lights & sunset views. ·
Complccdy rcdecor.ucd in off'-wrute with 4bd, 4.5b;;i + libr:iry with fire-
place. Gated couctyard & koi pond.
$1,345,000 Belle Partch Code 71047
WINDOW TO THE SEA
P~gious Ocean Blvd estate overlooks Jnspirarion Poinc in CdM.
Recendy rcmoddcd Sbd. 4.5ba home. Ma.in house • guest house.
$1,79S,OOO Mali Gulledge Code 71167
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Senior Marketing Consultant
644-6374 x 116
644-7362 res.
HARBOR
HIG~S
Impeccably
maintained pool
home. Upgraded 5BR.
3BA with cusrom built-ins.
Lovely manicured
yards.
$439,000
HARBOR
HIGID...ANDS
SouJd'it after inccrior location.
R.dinished hardwood Boors
I throughout, 4BR.
2.5IlA. super
&milyhomc.
$375,000
BIG CANYON
51 Royal St. George
One of Big Canyon's premier estates on almost half an acre.
5bedroom, 5.5bath, spacious f.unily room+ library. Pool, spa.
fire pit, cabana & sauna.
Was n;(;00,0000 Now $1,850,000 ,. .
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Dana Black ~Lou Anne Rittey
Dana 729-8296 LOu Anne 717-4207
----Client Needs A Home ----
Looking for a 4 bed.room, 2 plus bath single family home in
Newport Beach $350K-$450K price . ..Ml.Lit have formal living
and dining rooms and a &mily room.
If you are considering selling yours -please call us.
LOOK AT nns PRICE!!
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$499,009
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BEST MOVE
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Linda Lois
Oeth Jacobs
1995 #1 Top Prod0:cers
Jacobs
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New on market $585,000
-Corona, Del Mar -
Irvine Terrace Sleeping Beauty.
Four bedroo~ extra large yard,
presngtous area.
NJJlrlce, New Look New Terms $550,.fJOO
Spacious three bedroom, large lot, fantastic view
<.'all the &pert 1i>d11y
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BLUFFS TOWNHOME
$238,000
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
including the land.
Mike Smith • 644-6373 ext 148
Vtrgnia O'Brien
Res: 673-1323
"Your Lido Isle
Resident Specialist"
23 Corpontt Plua, Suite 190
T.rimsfured Owner
Wants Offer
Panoramic views -
Beautiful 5BR. freshly
painted. Designer
decorated. PCrfcct
move -in.
$875,000
Gorgeous Home
WidaV"acws
Outstanding 38R,
38A, with 3 fireplaces
t,c 3 car garage. Cw.-
tomizcd with many
amenities.
$798,000
Marcie &iler
759-9028
Dick Dickson
721-35<>6 or 760-0568
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Newport Beach office
23 Corporatt Pina, SWtt 190 644-6 3 7 4
Ann Peters
Ext. 135
Ted Jarvis
Ext. 136
Suzanne Shuler
Ext. 134
DECORATOR PERF2CT
New on the market, ~tcd community. 2 bedroom. remodeled
within the past year. Enjoy the Newport lifestyle, community
pools & ccnnis. $192,500
FOUR NEW CUSTOM ESTATES
Pricc.-s range.-from S 1.350.000 to $1,795.000. AJI Properties have
_ views, guard gated community. exclusive enclave inccrc:sc lisc now
forming -Call 725-5 126 • •
EXQUISITE POOL H OME
Without a doubt this is the best of Baycrcst. 4 bedroom f.unUr
home rcccndr remodeled wi~ pool & spa. Quality throughout.
Sd..lcr's arc being tr:msfcrnd. Light, white & bright $547.000
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CHANNFJ.. REEF
Reduced $50,000. thrtt bedroom with
down ch.mncl views. Docks are availabk
pool & spa.
AlIFZZA
Stunning thrcoe bedroom. Dramacic views.
Exqu.isitdy appoinrcd, security gated.
UNDAISLE
Custom and rcmoddcd five bedroom
with down ch.mod views in wonderful
location -large dock.
PF.NINSULA BAYPRONTW1111 DOCK BAYFR.0Nf W1111 DOCK
Under $700,000. Picture pcrfca three or
four bedroom &mily home. Walk to the
beach.
This newly built ~ bedroom custom home sits right on the
boardwalk and sands of Newpon. Waves crash jwt in front.
Enjoy the private roof cop dcclt rady for bWJc-in barbequc. A
gem at... $1, 198,000
Uncb Isle is radv ro o~ ic's llUUcicd gates ro allow you in to
view this ·on~ of a kind .. five bedroom traditional home with
gourmet lcicchcn & numerous amenities. Sics on an ovcrsiud
bayfionc lot & sellers arc motivated. $1,750,000
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COM DUPLEX
Lot value North of the highway.
Save as rencals or buHd to suit.
$335.000
BANK TRUST
Two bedroom town.home in exclu-
sive Ja..minc Creek in Olde Coron~
dd Mar. $_.08,500
&m:RFSr
Great 4 bedroom family home with
pool & mocivaccd sellers.
Only $537.000
HARBOR VIEW
4bd funily pool home wirh out-
standing cntenaining values.
$549,000
PfJ.JCAN HD.L LOT
22,000 sq. ft. lcvd ro~hy with
ocean and golf course views. Build
your dream. $995,000
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301 AVENIDA CERRrlOS
Ul9,000
Front l'O'# in prime location of original Bluth Privtrc end unit with
""1f>"around pltios. FfahJy painrcd. l.mmccliue occupancy. DRASllCPRJCEREDUCTION
Ne-wport Beach Office
23COrponte Pim, Suite 190 644-6200
Versailles -Big Canyon·
Architectural Digest quality 4 bedroom,
4.5 bath residence. Exquisitely <k:signed
with French limestone entry & kitchen,
massive custom windows, plantation
shutters, skylights & plexighw wlbI"CW
rail stairway. $1,195,000
By Appqintmmt
644-6373 xl 19
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Located on one of the best streets in
Baycn:st. ~ 5 bedroom, 4 bath family r.-
homc. Great for cnrert.a.ining and family
living. •
Spacious master suite with ~~tcd wood beamed ccilinp & te simng room.
Wann counay ki= with subzero
rcfri&craror and walk in pantry. . nm home is a must sec
Join me this Sunday at our Open House or
call for your private showing.
Bot> 'Coluccio
Senior Marketing C.OnsUltant
. or Kris Peyton .
.Associate Realtor
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Customized home with pool.
spa, BBQ, wet bar -perfect for
entenaining. Spacioos Master
suite with sauna. Includes walk-
in wine cellar. Subject ro lender
approval. ~,(95,0M"$1,198,000
Roy&: Mary Ostethout
Brola:r/Rcahon
644-6007
A 81..0CKTO BFACH
F~::;:;;;;~z:;:;::::::;:;:;_:;;;;;~;.t Spacious duplex-Upper lw 4br, 2ba, fireplace. Lower 3br,
2ba, fireplace, 2-car garage + 3
extra spaces. Excellent rentaJ
area. $475,000
Gib Walker
642-1872
~~ ... 721-4986
Live at the beach in this lovely 2
bedroom, 2 bath condo. UPltl'<ld-
cd kitchen. Living room with~
place and wet bar. Comm. pool,
spa and tennis. $233,500
KayKon&I
Jim Weisenbach
644-6373 I 112
Phyllis
Hayden
644-6373
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Newport .Beach Office
23 Corporate Pim, SWte 190 644-6200
BELCOUKf IN THE BLUFFS You must see the remodded &
expanded .. G" plan ro appreci-
ate the stunning interior & aU
the upgrades & amenities, even
has mini back bay view.
Ratuced to $439,000
Karen Knoche
644-6373 xi 18
Sjtting pretty in an end
location, this 2BR. 2BA condo
offers a wonderful opportunity
for the first time buyer. Out of
scare sdler says "Make Offer."
Asking $136,500
Karen Knoche
644-6373 x118
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Highland view, 2bd, 2ba single
levCl townhome in peaceful
scttin$. with a view of canyon
and hills. Freshly painted,
mirrored wardrobes & 2 car
attached garage. $221,000
JoAnn Kenton
644-6373x119
7Ci0-9097
SERVICING YOUR
RF.AI.; EsrA.TE NEEDS
ewport Beach omce A . · GrubhtiEllis .
644-6200 23 Corporate Pina, Suite 190 n rt a ts .... f$ e e ., • c stc,..t • I 4
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axinePropp Res: 759-1988
Resort Livi1g in CAM
Bquciful remodeled home in gared area w/iennis
ooum. pools, locarcd on large grccnbclr w/mini views
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Co.zy beach house on bay in top shape.
Open beamed ceiling in family/living
room with fireplace, large master
bedroom in quiet gate-guarded
community. Dock for up to 38 ft. boat.
Aleo anilable
for rent/lease
$S9S,OOO
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Solly & Evelyn
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644-6373 Ext. 141
HAVE ''READY'' BUYERS FOR:
Harbor View Homes
Four & five Bedrooms on larger inside lots.
Original condition, upgraded or remodel~d.
Lido Isle
Minimum of four bedrooms
good condition -pool or pool sized lot.
Listing 0-Selling Newport Beach Properties
Since 1975
Roy & Mary Osterhout
Broker/Realtors ~: 644-6007
Panoramic views of ocean, harbor, Cat2lirua,
Pdican Hill & night lights. This gorgeous home
features 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, gourmet
kitchen w/granitc counter tops, French doors,
private bric.IC cou.nyard w/foumain & 3 car garage.
$799,500
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iNCREASiNGly RARE ANd A REAl dtAllENGE TO fiNd AN All
USAblE ONE ACRE plus CUSTOM buildiNG siT E,
pARTicUlARly ONE dtAT pROVidES pRi\IACY ANd
UNObsT.RuCTEd SpECTAculAR COA.STliNE viEWS.
FROM rhis UNiQUE CUSTOM loT NOW foR SAlE, A
funJAE hoME will pROvidE dRAMATic 200° viEWS
ovERlookiNG 1hE ciTy of LAquNA BEAch, TliE SANdy
sltoRES ANd wJtirE WATER AT MAiN bEAch, OUT ACROSS
rhE bluE PAcific TO CATAliNA lslANd " A bAck ... dRop
foR GlORious SUNSETS .. ANd NORTli ANd SOUTli COASTAl
viEWS rhAT Also pRovidE A SWEEpiNG viSTA of
TWiNkliNG NiGhT liGhTs.
LOCATEd ON A poiNT AT A NEWly dEVElopEd cul de
SAC STREET of ONly EiGltT pARCEls, This 46,000
SQUARE Foor cuSToM lm NOW liAS LAGUNA BEAch
DESiGN RE\liEW BoARd, Chy ANd CoAs1"l
CoMMissioN AppRovAl TO build A 9, ~ 7 8 SQ. Foor
CUSTOM hoME. ThE liousE, dESiGNEd by lOCALly
RENOWNEd ARchiTEcT MoRRis SkENdERiAN, A.I.A., is
ON TWO opEN ANd flowiNG lE\IEls dtAT TAkE full
AdvANTAGE of TliE EXCEpTioNAl viEWS, ANd hAS A FouR
CAR GARAGE, A CONSERVATORY, A pool ANd SpA~Nd
AppROxiMArdy AN houR's dRivE TO Los ANGdES ANd SAN DiEqo. • •.
PRdiMiNARY ARcltiTECTURAl flooR plANS ANd lANdSCApE plANs ARE tNduded IN rhE
ASkiNG pRiCE of $1, '9 ~ .,000. FOR fuRTlfER iNfOAMATION ANd dETAils, plruE CALl:
srill Allows plENT)' of ROOM ON rite siTE foR lA s,
TREES bEAuriful flowER GARdENs ETC.
LAquNA BEAcJ.t, kNowN foR iTs poETiCAUy ATTRACTIVE
COASTliNE ANd bEAcJ.tes, is Also RECOGNiud AS A
dtARMiNG ARTins' coloNy, ANd is wdl ... posiTiONEd jusT
MiNUTES 10 Nru.ipoRr BEAcJ.t, 1J.te IRviNE SpECTRUM
busiNEss CENTER, ORANGE CouNT)' AiRpoRT, ANd is
Grubb & Ellis named affiliate of Christie's Great Estates
Coldwell Banker hosts
Recruit for Success " . seminars
Gnabb & EUJs Residential Real Estate
Services, with its headquarter in Newport
Beach. has been selected as the exclusive
affiliate of Chrlsde's Great Estates, Inc.
for the markets it serves in Orange and San
Diego counties. .
Christie's Great Estates, Inc. 1s a newly
formed subsidiary of Christie's
IJltealational, the world's oldest fine arts
11uc6on house. Great Estates, Inc. was
recently acquired by Christie's. making
Christie's Great Estate the largest network
of indepc:nde.nt real estate brok~~
0 4peciah~ing 1n the <iale ~f p~tig1ous
-properties. Grubb & Ellis 1s now among the
45 offite and 7 .ooo real est11.e agents
oltuing local expertise and worldwide
connections through Chri&tje's Great
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According to Dennis Gordon, president.
Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estate
Services, with Christie's international client
base, Grubb & Ellis will have the
opportunity to present Orange and San
Diego counties finest propertjes to .
individuals who have the lneans to acqutre
them.
"Many of our sales associates have
exten!.ive experience and traini ng in the
marketing of prestigious propenies," he said.
"and this is a very significant honor for our
company to be selected as an affiliate of
Christie's." displayed in Christie 's offices and
Grubb & Ellis has nine offices in coastal. salesrooms and in real estate affiliate offices.
south Orange County and San Dieg.o coast. In additio~ sel~t pr~pe~ill be
and is considered the broker of choice for highlighted m Christ>e s vanous
upscale properti~. publication includi~g Christie's.
'1'hc Grubb & Ellis reputation for International Mag8ZJJlC and Auction News
handling luxury properti~ in Orange and from Christie's.
San Diego counties, was a critical factor For tuldiliofllll information on Christh ~
contributing to the selection of them as an Grtal £1111#1. p/u.J• caU ~a.rut
exclusive affiliate," said Kay Coup.Jin. Grubb & EUU olfiu.
founder of Great E$tatcs and president of the
new venture. In the never ending search for excellence,
"We look forward to expanding their Coldwell Banker recently held the first in 11
leadership position and broaden.in& our reach series of Recruit for Success seminars for
and services throuah Christie's offices Southern California branch managers.
werldwide.". Taught by Coldwell Banker University
The international howcase of properties (CBU) and Ginny Denton. CBU certified
illustrated in Great E.mtes magazine now contract trainer. th1s pro~en proaram ~ps
will be published in the new Christie's Great develop ttlCT\litJna ted\niqucs and provides
Estate magazine. The gJossy, four-color the opponunity to increue the number of
magazine nm three times a year, reaching a Coldwell Banker sales associates.
worldwide readership of more 1han 100.000. The five·se ion course ~rs topic ucb
The ~gu.ine will be available in as obt.ainin,g the initial appointment. lips for
Christie's offices lftd Alesrooms, retainJna sales associate.~ and dcvelopmg a
nc......a..S ~--~the teel\lithlt ~Mich wons. B'*""'-wotld. and in firic li«*la and inns. Cui;tom manaaen dUOusholtt t..<>s Angeles and
sessions.
Coldwell Banker University is designed to
enhance personal productivity, n:venues and
profitability by providing education
programs that will develop the knowledge
and skills of sales associates, managers,
brokers/owners and other corporate
personnel.
For a career in rtal tst.al• conJact tlu
ColdwU Banktr OJ/kt nur JOU. ColdwtU
Bmtur luu 111ort tluUt l,400 offices~
ot1er 57,()(J(J 1ala ouodMts in Nortll
America. In C.IUomia, ColdwtU Banhr
luu ot1u 265 rtsltkntiol nal tstaU offices
and 111ort tlaan 7,JO(J 1alts tU1oclatt1 and
t'"Pl.o1tes, and co11tpOnu1 which 1upply a
co,,.,ute ran gt of rtsuuntial nal est.alt
1uvius. S11pporf JO" Cllll count on.
DfaM Miller bas returned to ColdweD
Banker at the Irvine branch where sbe
brings her straight forward approach to
business, said offtec manager Jobn Beckel
Miller began her real estate career with
Coldwell Banker in 1981 at the Lakewood
office.
UCLA educated with a master's dep in
teaching, Miller is the ideal agent for
consulting her clients on the focal schools.
'·Always striving lo the be$l of her ability
was the key to her past succe ," Becket
said. "We ~ confident she will use this key
to unlock rut&n IUCCeSS with .......
Miller has lived in Irvine for the past six
~ and has kept busy both J!Of miooally
and personally with seven.I different
teaching orianiz.adons.
For all'°"" f'Hl '""" 1tt1b, coU Diallf Mill« t1111N £Mlwll..,.,. llYilN oJ/kt •m'J SJ~,,.
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WES'l'm.lJFF \llUA&E End unit, interior
location. 28 R. I.SBA. atrium. cathedral
ceiling, fresh pall'\t, 2 car att gar. Near
Wilderness Park................... . .. s 1 sa,ooo
COSTA MESA Comer unit In desirable
Newport Landing. Former model has 2BR,
den & 2 full BA. Gray carpet. white tile.
. I & ! ........................... $155,500
MESA VERDE 4BR. 38A two-story on a
quiet street. Hardwood floors, upgraded
kitchen and baths, formal dining room.
Immaculate! ........... llEDlJCED! $249,000
EASTSID£ C.M. Two large parcels with two
houses. on each lot Nice curb appeal
Desireable location. ProJ>emes may be purchased
t .................... .. $259,000 EAat
NEWPORT SHORES Remodeled kitchen.
French doors, custom· slate floor, new doors &
moldings. This Is a beautlfuD 4BR. 2BA. Comm.
nbnl, tennis......... ......... . .. .. ...... $317 .500
NEWPOlrl' SHORES Build a brand new
home on the canal 30 x 85 lot In a good
location. Afternoon sun and sunsets on water
side of..... .y .......................... $212.000
CORONA DEL MAR
COllONA Dl!I. llAll Dramatic near new
condo. 38Rt&Uitm, gourmet kit.. fam. rm., roof
deck. Untqu• slde·by·sld• design w/lg.
.2car .......... $119 ....
COllONA Dl!I. llAll PanoramJc views
from roof top & MBR w/fpl & 2 balconies.
38R, 2BA, Uv rm w/frplc. Separate dining.
Modern kitchen.... .. . .. .. .......... $491 ....
BAI.BOA ISi.AND 8uih in 1986 with alttnbon
to quafity Main res. Features large elegant liv
rm/din rm. w/cofrered ceil. & brick fl*. 1st class
lBR apartment. ....................... $7S9.000
UDO ISLE Remodeled 3BR In a .,..emier
location. Sunny south facing patio with French
doors from MBR's It fl*lous llv. rm. Rao bees
mow:. Sacriftce ........................... $509,990
IRVINE COVE
la\'INE COVE Be damed bo/ the swuping
master suite w/ pectacu&ar ocean view, fplc &
wet bar. Dramatic home w/-..tor, pOOI, Spa.&:
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Charming and cozy 2 bd home
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COSTA MESA
Affordable 4bd/2ba o n big lot
$207,000
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
Great Golf Cou rse View!
$220.000
CALL COLDWELL BANDll
NEWPORT BEACH
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Wonderfully cared for!
$448.000
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Lovely view of hills! 4 bd.
$6$0,000
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HA.1UK1R Vurw HILLS
llOl Ebbtidc, Nan D0yl~
f899,000
Now yo~ can •hop for a :mortqaqc loan
the •:ma.rt way in the comfort and conve-
nience of a Coldwell Banker office! ·
With no •tnno--attached and at no co8t,
an in-hoiue .Ftnancial Servic .. offi<'•r
Will work with leaclinq lend~ to help you
fmd the be•t loan
THE HOME
MORTGAGE NETWORK
(714) 692-164'8
CALL COLDWELL, BANKll
NEWPOllT BEACH
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BEACON BAY
Wonderful hom.e on the beach
$999,000
CORONA DEL MAR
Four stor ies hight Oceanfront!
$2,179.000
CORO~A DEL MAR
Unprecedented bayfront h om.e
$3,900,000
PENINSULA POINT
High Quality Craftsm.anship!
$4,890.000
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Big Canyon & Bekourt SpeciR.list
644-9070 eJa. 111
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Open Sat,/Stl1 l ·5
Exclusive custom
Mediterranean Villa.
48R. 4.5BA
w/approx. 4,400
sq.ft. Designed to
take advantage of
mesmerizing views,
brilliant sunsets.
REDUCED
$1 ,595,000
Custom rebuilt 2BR,
2BA cottage w/no
detail overlooked. 3
car gar., air cond.,
bay windows, with a
gallery entrance.
Simply a little jewel
w/dazzling bay view.
BIG CANYON
McCLAIN
2BR, 2BA condo.
Quiet gated
community with
assoc. pool & tennis.
Step down master
suite with mirrored
wardrobe. Built~
bookcase il 2nd
bedroom. REDUCED
$199,000
elitist buyer.
Gourmet kitchen,
built~ns & high tech
amenities, separate
executive office &
lower level den.
Lavisn pool & spa.
Sl .. 225,000
Nice 5BR, 3BA home.
community. New roof,
professionally
landscaped. Great
motivated owner.
REDUCED
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EASTSIDE
"Must See"
720-9422
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Traditonal custom
J!j~~~~~:l 48R, 4BA home.
Vaulted ceilings.
Gourmet kitchen with
adjoining large family
room. Park~ike
setting with pool &
spa.
REDUCED
$1,150,000
JASMINE
CREEK
Nice 3BR, 2BA,
Plan ID. T radit>onal
master suite With
private patio & foootam.
Guard gated community
with pool & temis
courts.
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EL MORRO
RESORT
3BR +large den, l t~~~~~~ 2.5BA. Spectacular r
master suite, tife
baths & shower.
River Rock
Firepface &
Skytights.
REDUCED
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8:45 a.m. Affiliate Committee Meeting
10:45 a.m. -8:45 p.m., Del Mar Race Trip;
2 -4 p.m., COMPASS Beginner;
9 a.m. -noon, FHANA Financing;
l -4 p.m., Deferred RE Exchanges
9 a.m., Grievance Committee Meeting;
l O a.m. and 2 p.m., Internet Training Class
l 0 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview
8:30 a.m. Orientation/Induction
9 a.m. -noon. Environmental Hazards;
1 -4 p.m., Procurtng Cause
l 0 a.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview
9 a.m .. MLS Committee Meeting
8:45 a.m .. GPA Committee Meeting;
9 a.m. -noon. Real Estate Analysis;
l -4 p.m .. Property Management;
2 -4 p.m., COMPASS Beginner Course
7:30 a.m, Chairmen/Board of Directors Meeting;
1 O a.m. and 2 p.m., Internet Training Cloo .
10 o.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview
SDGcious and inviting family home This two story. four ~room home is located on a desirable large cul de sac lot Tastefully remodeled and
upgraded with separate dining room. family room. French doors, bay windows and tile pavers.
The private rear yard is enhanced by lush landscaping and features a large pool for your
enjoyment. There is a private spa off the master suite. Storage for RV or boat. Ideal for family
living, the property is within proximity of schools, shops, restaurants and the wide range of
recreation associated with livmgwithin easy reach of the ooast. Offered at$Sl9,000.
For 11Wn infonnlltion pkase call, UMa <htJa and Loil Jacobs of Grubb 4 BUU
ResiMIUiol Real Esll* Serviu11, 23 Corpol'OU Pkrul, Newporl /Hoell (714) ""4200.
Great Newport Beacll buy Located ~n the charming Newport
Beach community of Dover Shores is this great property for a fortunate buyer. This well
maintained home offers five bedrooms. three bathrooms, fireplace, a secluded courtyard in the
front entry, all on an oversized lot. The backyard bas been beautifully designed with a
spectacular custom pool and spa framed around lush landscaped greenbelt The fifth bedroom
is privately located to give gwest and in-laws much comfort when visiting. Priced to seLI at
$495,000.
For MOre infonnlllion call Kenl McNau11tlo11 at ColdweU BanUr Newpol'1 Beach, (114)
644-9060, ext. 160.
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PA.tMal.A llAlll'Y • S8R. plus
bonus. Main tloor mastef suite.
Large. pcivate view lot wtttl fabu.
lous entertainment center an spa
$759,000 Call today! .
WGANr nmoa . With
dr.vn.tdc entry .uld ~ng
stalrase. tndudes INln tloor
office. extr• a.p IMnS Mld
famlly rOQfnS plus guest wing.
Bonus room. poof Mid $pi. huge
11.lt lot. M99.0IO KI
5al l1Ml TO CUSTOMIZL·
Completion due Sept '95. spa·
dous SBR. 68A. -ti-planned
and executed on extra large lot.
Extraordinary ocean/city views
Prestigious Newport Beach's
"Spyglass Hiii" $1,299,000
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L\Y, Cl1'Y UCiKJ'S &. MOUN·
TA.IN VllWS • Conccmpor.ry
~ 2.SBA. custom~ over-
looking bay. ~ts. vaulted
cdllogs. decks. Thtt!e car
garage. Quiet street. $689,000
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OCEAN VllW • Dana Point
blufftop. ~ rorever from 3
view decks &. many rooms.
Charming 48lt with ~ustom
features and huge master bed·
room. Oose to harbor. restaur·
ants. shop$. $199,000 P9
SELLER FINANCING
SAN JUAN CAPISftANO-Sharp, Immaculate
2BR. condo $10~000 A6
DANA POINT-White water views. 2 3BR units,
1700 sq. rt. owner will talk terms! $389,000 S7
ORA.NGI.-Will consider any reasonable offer.
2BR/2BA upper unit. Name you terms.
$144,900 W2
MISSION VIQO-Spacious 4BR/3BA w /maln
floor bedroom. Pool, spa. move-In condition.
$134,900 V2
SAN CUME.N1t-Fantastic ocean views and
canyon views. 3BR In Marblehead ar~.
$107,900 A10
MONARCH llACH-3BR. custom Mediterra-
nean mini-villa wtth drftn1cltlC decor. $299,900
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DANA POINT-Space for RV or boat. Single lev-
el 38R. 2BA. quiet street. $124,~ BIO
SAN JUAN CAl'ISRANO· Ocean views. Large
ON ntl RACH • Incredible
oceanfront estate In West New·
port. Intriguing lloorplan featur·
Ing 68R. 58A. comple1ety ll!f'l\0-
deled In 1990. Surf at your front
steps! A rcYe opportunity at
$1 ,lts,000 02
l.AN>, LOCATION, URSTYU·
Escape to the pt1Vacy ol a
secluded equesh1an estate In
the foothills of historic San Juan
Capistrano. Two !lat 'acres w11h
rtdlng trails. plus a 2000 sq. h.
house. Call fof de1alls.
S 1,075.000 A 14
TOWNHOMES AND CONDOS
DANA POINT-2BR +loft w/pJush carpet, plan-
tation shutters. Walk to theaters ~ shops.
$156,500 SIO
SAN Cll.Ml.NTl-Spectacular views! Spacious
condo, aver 2200 sq. rt. 3BR. 2. 75BA.
$142,500 AS
DANA POINT-2BR. 2BA. ff replace. gourmet
kitchen. 2 view decks. Community pool.spa.
$142,000 B7
DANA POINT-Bright, sunny lower unit with
sunroom and garden view. Private patio.
$131,500 B9
LAGUNA NIGUEL-Top-of-the-lfne view town-
home. Over 16<X> sq. rt. 2BR. 2.SBA. $209,500
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LAGUNA NIGUEL-Beautiful upgraded 3BR. 3BA
Monte Carlo. Private next to greenbelt.
$179,000 C21
SAN Cll.Ml.NTl-Possible summer home,
retirement retreat or Incom e property. 2BR.
$132,000 03
DANA POINT-Gated. private creek &. waterfall
location. aose to beach. 1 BR. 1 BA. Nice!
$87,900 04
DANA POINT-Up-graded Tennis villas condo.
Spacious 2BR. With large patio. links vtew.
$114,900 F3
ALISO VlllO-Roomy 2BR. 2BA townhome.
Spacious and light. Subject to lender approval.
$ 110,000 • H3
SAN Cll.Ml.NTl-3BR. 2.SBA, townhome,
gated. All extras: pool. spa, garage. $161,000
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SAN JUAN CAPISTIANO-Great starter home!
3BR. with RV storage and bulJt-ln BBQ.
$159,000
ALISO Vilt<>-Condo. Large patio, garden.
Fireplace, A/C Euro kitchen. attached garage.
P4
$123,000 Rt
LAGUNA NIGUU.-Views from 3 levels! 3BR.
fabulous master. many amenities. $199,900 S8
48R. pf us famlly room faces greenbelt.
$349,000
Olt.ANGI.-Wiii consider any reasonable offer.
2BR/2BA '4>J)er unit. Name your terms.
CS $144,900 W2
SAN JUAN CAPISBANO-Italian-style 4BR.
38A+bor\us room ~ lib. Pool. spa. lush land.
$419,000 Bl
LAGUNA NIGUEL-Must sell. large prtvate 3BR.
38A end unit with backyard. $ l 91,900 S 15
llAll laA.ND-Light, alry, 3BR townhorile load-
ed w/upsrades. Sejler transferr«I, must sell.
$a99.000 S13
W..M IGNI'· Walk to the beach. 48R. 38A,
Ot1S llOO fl ti SS6
SPANl5M HACll.NDA ·True tra·
dltional hacienda overlook.Ing
the ocean and harbof. SBR.
48A. over 3800 sq. ft .. Elegant
fearures throughout. Pool and
spa. Gorgeous loc.atlon. Sel~
may c.arry. $659,000 S6
LOCAJION-LOCAllON· Extra
large back yard with a pedl·a·
boo ocean vtew from master
awaits you In this ~ ZBR.
3BA. ·den could be third bed-
room. $419,000 PIO
MONAltCH IAY 1DllACl •
Unobstructed souttf'coast and
mountain views. Catalina sunsets
from master bedroom. Private.
custom slngje-levd home.
<almost 30Ci>~. ft. $619.000 Pl
HIQt ON A. Hill -U'nobstntct·
ed ocean view. 48R. Including
main floor master suite with
prtvate garden patio. Guest wing
SJtS,000 K2
l'lNINSUlA LOCATION
DUftlX· With bay vtew from
upper deck. 38R. 2BA. up-28R.
ZBA down. ~ opponunll).
to live the beach ll~tyle and
help with the mortgc\ge ..
$59S,900 A 12
SIT DOWN CATA.UNA VflWS ·
From your living room. dining
room and master. C.Ozy family
room and 2 fireplaces In mis sm
g1e ~el home. Spa plus cool
garden an1um. $640,000 C9
SHORT SALE
LAGUNA IDllS-Great starter home, ceramic ~ entry~ bath, new paint. 3BR I.SBA. $107,000
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SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO-2-story condo. Large
prtvate patio and lawn. $73,000 C7
ALISO Wt<>-Roomy 2BR. 2BA townhome.
Spacious &.. light. Subject to lender approval.
$130,000 H3
DANA POINT-2BR. single-level condo, only 5
years old. Ocean view. Enciosed patio.
$141,000 59
INVESTMENT /COMM ERCIAL
LAGUNA llACH-Retall offlce building, great
location on PCH. Approx 3000 sq. rt. $595,000
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LAGUNA IEACH-Corner PCH, new offke/retall
bdg .. ocean vws, secured underground pti(g.
$600.000 . c 17
LAGUNA IEACH-Prime corner. 3BR w/parking
lot. Per~ for prolesslonaJ building. $339,000
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NlWPOllT llACH-Bay view form upper deck.
381V28A up -28R/2BA down. $595,000 A 12
conA MESA-Currently two units: 281V28A.
Income property dose to ~tng. $J45,000
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driveway which leads to this breathtalclng estate, to the precise planqjng of the lush tropical
landM:aping which adorns the classic Mediterranean residence, tfM? quality and pride of
owner<:hip is apparent.
The expansive fi ve-bedroom, four and one-half bath home offers every luxury. Thc thrce-
Mory cathedral ceiling and two-story windows framing a natural stone watu fall inspire lofty
thoughts fiom the moment of arrival. The spacious family room features a walk-in wet bar and
an alcove for an eot.ertainmcnt system with a wide sc~n television.
Perfect for gue!.ts, the lower bedroom also offers potential as a maid's quarters or a private
offi ce. 1be kitchen is an entertainer's dream with Italian granite countertops, six-burner
cooktops, four ovens. two dishwashers and a Sub-Zero refrigerator. The master suite b.as a
private sun deck. two-sided fireplace , Jacuzzi tub, his and hers dressing areas and cedar-lined
sauna. 1be bedrooms share a common hobby room and have a wide deck for outdoor
enjoyment •
Out~ide b a trop1caJ paradise. The pool and spa adjoin a spectacular Walc'.rfall of natural
rock. 1be generous patios. coz.y·fire pits, low voltage landscape ligf\ting and built-in barbecues
are ideal for ent~ining or relaxing in complete privacy. Surrounded by tall, winsome
eucalypWS trees which end in a magnificent ocean view. The eucalyptus forest is inigatcd to
form a natural barrier against weather and prying eyes. The acre minimum neighborhood
assures sobtude and privacy.
Call Mariann Cordova and Bobbi Mttz.itr of the /int lu>wu1 division of tJu NtWfH'l1
Beath offiu of Tht Prudential Californi.a Rtally, (71') 729·n67.
H fbOr) iew Hills enchantntent This spaciou rour-bcdloom. two and one-half bath. single-level home has wonderful views of Newport Harbor.
ocean and city lights.
The newly painted interior enhance.~ the plush new carpet and the remodeled kitchen is
accented with white-washed cabinets. white appliances, Ught Corian countCl10ps and tile
flooring. The hvingroom. familyroom and master ude 1tt crowned with dramatic wood
beamed ceilings.
The 11.000-squarc-f oot lot is meticulously groomed to chowcasc phenomenal views. As you
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rt)' thctc is a large interior courtyard with room for a pool or pa. The three-car
space and organization.
~1y de ired area is within walking distance or ICboolS, beach. shops an<f ~urant . ~ "*1IN Miltk ONI Jo1 Curtilt of tlN '/Utt laoiw1 """"" •J 7111 l"rtul111dal Co~~ Nw,orl Bt«t 11/fkt, (11') 1$MMIO.
Maxine Moo1a<>mery. vice •
presideol/managcr of The Prudential .
California Realty Newport Beach office ts
please to announce the return of K.arcn
Lynch, who sold 86 homes in 1994 and 32
propertjcs this year to date.
"Karen Lynch is one of the most focused
Realtors I know,,. Mon1gomery said. ""She i
incredibly productive withoul losing the
sensitivity for the emotional ~ of her
clients."
Lynch. who began her real estate career
more than 20 years ago in Califomja,
constantly updates her skills and knowledge
through continuing education and real estate
networking. By providing excellent service,
Lynch relies on repeat and referral buSiness
as her mainstay. She usually arrives at the
office at 7:30 a.m. to begin an t 1-hour wot\
day.
"It really helps to be thorough in what
you do and to stay on top of things," she
said. ''rm part of an effective team because
I learned. long ago. to delegate authority in
order to win. Pat LeClair and Linda Bums
have been with me for some time. They arc
licensed and extremely capable
prof cssionaJs.
"Through their diligent effort. we were
able to close 84 transactions and still be
available 24-hours-a-day to serve our clients
with the attention to detail each client
deserves."
Through comprehensive matbting plans
based on economic, seasonal factors and
predicced marketing trends, Lynch bas
become increasingly scientific in her quest
to strategically position each listing.
"I do not work with sellen unless they are
serious about selling." she said. '1'bc desire
tC1 sell is apparent in the pricing and the
willingness to work as bard as I do to move
the property.
"lf their desire
to sell doeSn't
match my
enthusiasm. we
have lost the
most important
ingredient: team
work. Buyers and
sellers need to
understand
Realtors are not
magicians, but
have very precise
fonnulas for
achieving a sale. I sell at least one-third of
my own listings because of my exuberance
once I have begun the process. I love this
business."
Lynch says teamwork is the key to her
success. She networks with prof cssionals to
keep abreast of current trends and latest
technology innovations. The team she b.as
chosen to help her create success is the
Newport office of The Prudential California
. Realty.
"Maxine Montgomery, our reponal
manager, is unequaled in CApMISe,
innovation and attitude," Lynch said. "She
has brought togclber the most powerful.
ethical two of professionals. lt is importanl
to be a part of the right team to enhance
personal power."
A Corona del Mar resident. Lynch is
married to Terry Lyons, a Delta Airlines
pilot. She bas two grown cbildml and three
stepcbUdren. c.aKJn11~~••T1uPrvM"""1 Cd/ontM ltHll1 NIWpOl't Be.• oJ!iu,
(714) 1U.9"5. <>
Homebu~ng via the Internet
Begin house hunting
from the comfort of your
computer terminal
Want to buy a home? Just tum oo your
oompucer because the Orange Coast
Association of Realtors has injtiated the
world's first Realtor multiple listing service
on the Internet Whether you' re window
shopping for an E.otfi b tudor, French
provincial or California ranch-style borne.
you can now begin house bunting from the
comfort of your own computer tcnnin~
announced Patricia R. Moore, executi
'lice ~sident of Orange Coast ~lion
Qf Realtors in Newport Beach.
. "Since euablishing the program on the
llitcm¢t last month, we 've been inundated
with call from agents wanting m«e
detail.:· she said. "In 1oday's market. rs
want their properties exposed in all media
markets.
"With the growing popularity o( oo-1.lne
services such as the Internet, we realized the
next logical step for the association was to
have the properties available to a worldwide
audience 'lia the computer. Judging by the
immcdiAte response, I think it'~ WoNnj."
The compoter-geoe.ratcd listings system
wotb in much the same way as tridiliqpal
mull1pk listings directories. Agents pi'O\lide
a phol~ and/or detailed informaaion
about • particular property and the data i5
downloaded into the lnttmct under the
supervision of the LllS(lCiat,ion'\ computer
expert, Diane Ward. The propcny remains on
the Internet as long as the agent desires or
until it has sold.
"From a global sense, this is the future of
real estate sale.~." Moo~ said. '7he beauty
of the Internet system is it reaches a larger
audience than we could ever imagine ...
Classes designed to help students master
Netscape, the program used by the
association, are now offered each Thursday
at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Orange Coast
Association ofRa.ltors headq~rs. C~t
for the ~hourcouf5C is $10 members;
$2.S non~mcmben. Call (714) 722-2300 to
re&ister or for more"infonnation.
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A.nociodo11 of Rtollor, is co""°"' of
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17 years of local experience
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CORONA DEL MAR· Approll. 7,000 sq. ft. masterpiece w/ awesome ocean.
bay & night light. views. Rare huge lot situated just above the harbor! 5BR,
5.5BA. Customized interior. Grounds include pool, spa, teahouse & formal
Japanese ardcns. Reduced To -~,000
OCEAN VIEW • Emotional remodel on a rare giant comer lot on a cozy cul-
de-sac. Sunny and airy. Great floor plan w/a wonderful master & huge master
hath. 3-car garage. Owners leaving the area. Corona del Mar Best Buy ..
1456 Key View Reduced to $589,000
TRADITTONAL S BR/ 3.5 BA
Remodel w/grcat curb appeal and a fantastic floor plan! Gorgeous oak kitchen
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$569,000
RB/MAX 760-5000
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2BR. 1 BA.
hardwood floors,
fireplace, sunny kitchen.
AND
1 BR. 1 BA apartment
block wall fences, 2 car garage.
42' x 118' LOT
A 48R giant 4000 sq.ft w/3 jlrt:places, 3
dining amzs. 2.familr rooms, (Pool and
Spa) on quiet street.
Owner Wants Quick Sale
Co-op Brokers
Steven Melson
(714) SJ8..111i
1483 KCCl.DBIVB
Belvedere plan with " bedrooma •• baUl.a. BJd.ra
large family rm. AC II
EJ.ectronio air ol•ner.
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f abulous opporf unif &1 ! Panoromi
view o~L baf.j, liqhis and
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NEWPORT BEACH
117 Via Havre
CMnery VIiiage Realty
673-3"7
1224 W. lay Ave
cannery Wt.ge Realty
673-3"7
123 fast Balboa Blvd
c.annery VIiiage Realty
613-'"'
2290 LaUnda a
Key Rultors
967..o&OO
4BR
5BR
2BR
4br
3131 Corte Marin 3BR
Sandy Mittman/PrudentiaJ CaJif.
729.7171
508 Via Udo Nord 4BR
Cannery Village Realty
613-37n
512 Via Udo'Nord
Cannery Village Realty
613-3777
Big Canyon Villas
Melinda Mason
Barbara Sanregret Realtors
759-7700
4Br
2-lBR
Sun 1-5 $815,000
Sat/Sun 1-S $2,495,000
Sat/Sunl-4 $259,000
Sun 1-5 $635,000
Sun 1-5 $389,000
Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,599,000
Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,449,000
Sat/Sun 1-4 $339-469K
7 Givemy
Owner
640-5051
3BR
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Sat/Sun 1-5 $479,000
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Fl~t tax rate update and NAR's new computer system
Followtaa II a johlt stataneot by the
National A-mdcle al Realtors, United
Homeowaen Allodldon and American
Homeowaen fOuadadon reactlna to a
rtpor1 bJ DRl-McGnw 811 on tbe dfeca • llM an wldtout tbe mon.-. mien. w1 ,.~ eu dedudiom
would lalte Oii IM""'"*'
Allhoop simplifyina the tax code may be
an atlrlctive concept. a flat tu which ~liminates lbe deducdoOs for mortgage
an~rtst and P_'OPelt)' t.uea would have
senous nep11ve ~ueoces for the
nation's homeowners, the housing industry
ao<10 the economy, accordina to a study by
RI-McGraw Hill.
Yes,. a linlpll postcard tu retWll is .
appealina. howe~. a na1 tax which does
away with~ for mortpge interesl
and property taxes, bu dire consequef\ces
for houlina and lhe rest of the economy
which. prior to this study. have not been
fully understood.
A flat tax without the mortgage interest
and propeny tax deductions wouJd cost
America's 64 million homeowners nearly
$1.7 trillion. Put another way, the average
homeowner would lose I 5% of his home's
value within two years. Expensive homes
and those in high propeny tax areas would
be even more harshly affected. American
homeowners would experience an
immediate. mass ive and pennanent loss of
equity. This lo s in home value would occur
in spite of the lower intere t rates projected
under a flat w .
Funbennore. implementation of uch a
flat w system would cause existing borne
saJes to be 19'l> lower J.ban undq cwrent. tax
law. and housing starts to drop 22%,
resuJting in widespread unemployment and
disruption within t.he housing industry.
lodced. this change in the tu system
could send the economy into a recies ion
worse than the J 990-91 episode precipitated,
in part, by the 1986 Tu Reform Act. That
· act gutted tax incentives for investment
income-~roducing real estate and led to the
devaJuabon of commercial properties and
rental housing throughout the country.
Eliminating the tu incentive for home
ownership would cause home values to fall
. below many outstanding monaaae amounts
pushing many borrowers into default.
Damage to financial institutions and
mortgage insurers, both government and
private. would be severe and a new c~t
crunch undoubtedly wouJd follow.
Clearly. many of the tax overhaul
proposals being considered today ignore the
positive impact of real property ownership
on the U.S. economy and our society.
The mongage interest deduction has been
an important part of the U.S. tax policy since
the federal income tu code was adopted in
1913. The provision has survived world
wars. economic depression and previous
major changes in our tu code. By providing
for the deduction of home mortgage interest
and real estate wes. Cooves.._ recognized
the important social and economic value of cnoour:aaing home Dwnership.
The siinplicity of flat tu just isn't
attractive enough to outweigh those kinds of
adverse comequenccs.
Dlll-McGtww Hill is•~ co1U•ltilt1 ~~/ht""'.,,., llta JOO
/lf'O/nrioMl nfl'lo. 11«.illJizilt1 ill tt011HUa-4lrlH,, C.: ._ polkJ
OMlpu.
followlaa II ....,..dOo oa Realton
lnf..-don Network, a new computer
11*-deftloped by Che Naliooal
Allodadon ol Realtors.
Coasumen desirina to buy or sell real
estate property wilJ soon be aided by a
dynamic. new. computer-based system
which will cut in half the time it takes to
complete a transaction.
Realtors lnformation Network (RlN). will
enable homcbuyers to accelerate the time -
consuming steps necessary to find, financo
and move into a home. Sellers will also
benefit from compressing the time frames
needed to properly price and successfull y
market their property.
According to NAR president. Edmund G.
Woods. Jr., several test sites for the new
system will be on line in JuJy.
"RIN is off to a flying start and will link
ReaJtors from all over the country by this
fall.9 be said. This world-class system will
provide the Realtor witb.alJ.Jhe information
necessary to complete a consumer'
transaction quickly and easily.
Initial pilot sites include Boulder and
Denvcc. Colo; Owtottc, N.C. and New
Jersey. with more to come.
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THE· INTERNET: lt's 'tlie latest plclce far. Real Estate
agents to see and be seen
By Lee Greene
THE INTERNET: What is it? How did
11 get here? How do I get on it? Who 1s on
lhl' Internet?
You know you should be on the Internet.
hut you have no idea why or how you
'>'ould benefit from being on the Internet.
Right?
Tbcsc are only a few of the questions I
am a~kcd when talking 10 real estate agents
about the Internet. Everyone is interested,
but nobody knows why.
I um going lo answer those very
questionl>.,After reading this article you
w•U know exactly what the Internet is and
h11w tQ take advantage of the fastest
g1owing medium of all time.
What ls the Internet?
The Internet is a global network of
more than 34,000 private and public
l"Omputer networks communicating over
high s peed telephone lines. The networ~
are owned and operated by universities.
corporauons, private individuals. special
interest groups and government research
organb.aaons. The Internet has become
knowa as the Information Superhighway.
1)e Internet started in the 1960s by
ARPA (Advanced Research Projects
Agenf )>), a division of the Department of
Dcfe~ to connect governmcnr computen.
throu out the country. Over time major
natio I research fac1ltt1es like Bell
L<tb<l tories. Lawrence Livermore Labs
<ind :IJOr universities connected their
computer!\ to the network and usage began
to grow rapidly through ~upport of the
NSF allonal Science Foundalton). Soon.
ment contractor., and companjcs -
g with the lab!> and the univers1t1el>
e users and started the trend
tow commercial rather than
gove ntal focus of the informatjon on
~network.
lrf lhe 1990s. the government
discontinued funding for the Internet and
the growth in 'Ystems. applications and
datal>Mc!. 1<; now conung from network
acce\!. provider;, on-line services.
1nf orma11on provider; and user groupi>.
Today the re are about 30 million users and
that number appears lo be growing
dramatically each month.
Via the Internet, users are able to send
E-mail, access information from thousands
of dtltabases. download files (in ingJe and
in multimedia), access and use software
programs. ask questions and search for
infonnalion through user groups on
countlel>s i.ubjccts, ploy computer games.
buy products and services and
communicate with more than 8,000
special intcre~t groups and bulletin boards.
How do I get on the Internet?
Let's assume you are a newbie -"""
(novice or first time user on the Internet).
Here are the basic requirements for gening
on the network:
• Get a good computer such as a
Macintosh Quadra with System
7.0 or greater.
•The computer should have at least
eight megabytes of RAM and a
color monitor.
• Include a modem running at no
less than 9.6 bits per second (bps):
a modem running at 14.4 bps will
work much better.
• Sub cribe to an on~line service
provider like America Online or
Compuserve or Prodigy to gain
access to the Internet.
•An alternative to on-line services
is one of the Internet access
providers which will hove a server
capable of greater speed and more
robust information selection than
some of the on-line services.
• Both the on-line services and the
access provjders establish account'l
which cost a small amount each
month depending on how much of
their offtrings you decide to use.
• Actual use of the Internet does not
cost anything; however. you will
incur charges for the use of the on-
line or the access providers and the
telephone line usage charges for
connecting lO the service provider
(which shouJd be a locaJ caJI in
most cases).
Who ls currently oo the Internet and
how are they usina It?
Orange Coast Association of Realtors:
They are making properties available via
the Internet. "Jn todays market, sellers
want their properties exposed in all media
markets," said Patricia R. Moore,
executive vioe president of the Orange
Coast Association of Realtors in Newport
Beach.
Alain Pine! Realtors: According to
Guerrilla Marketing On-line by Jay
Conrad Levinson and Charles Rubin.
"Alain Pinel Realtors was a struggling real
e t.ate company in San Jose three years
ago. Thanks to 1t Internet bu .iness
presence, it now has 200 aients selling
$600 million in properties per year to
customen. aero s America. Europe and
Au t.ralia.
Agenl Linda Taglianetti of The
Prudential California ReaJty's Newport
Beach office: Linda Tuglianctti constantly
searches for new ways to expand her
marketing capabiliti . Most notably. l.bc
use of computer technology and me
informatio superhighway.
"I believe there i11 u buyer for every
property, and my goal is to find the right
buyers for the right property. With the use
of the Internet. I have limitless
possibilities, not just in Orange County or
Southern California but g lobally," sbe
said.
How can l begin to market my own
properties of the Internet?
The first step: Ask yourself what you
want to :iccomplish. Have a clear set of
marketing goals. Think of the Internet as
an interactive print medium with a 30-
rnillion circulation. You don'tjust run an
ad because it seemed-liked a good idea.
You look at your marketing objectives.
demographics and then consider the dollar
investment. The same holds true for the
Internet
A reaJ estate agent who wants to test
the water but doesn't know anything
about the Internet's World Wide Web, can
hire an Internet marketing firm to build
and maintain an Internet web site. An
Internet Web site includes pages of text.
graphics and photos written in a special
code called HTML. or hypertext markup
language. Internet Web pages can be
anything. from a portfolio of the agent's
properties with contact information,
biographies or descriptions of special
events or open houses.
An lnteme1 Web page needs to focus
on oontent. You need to make it easy to
understand and navigate. Keep graphics
relevant and smaJJ. Make it attractive,
useful and dynamic.
Set up an E-mail auto responder with
detailed property infonnation.
Place free or low cost ads on other
networks s\Jch as America Online or
Compuserve.
Continue to utilize traditional
marketing tools. 1bc Internet is another
medium which should be added to the
marlceting plan. Each medium reaches a
different audieooe and lbe Internet should
not replace other forms of marketing.
In this highly competitive
marketplace, real estate agents who can
reach and satisfy clients will have an
advantage, and the Internet can help in
maintaining those relationships. TilC
Internet is also a fast and efficient way of
networking. With its global reach, the
Internet can assist agents in locating new
buyers and also keep in better touch with
them. An ag_eot might locate a buyer in
Equador, Egypt, London, Paris or MonDCo
interested in purchasing a property in
Newport Beach.
Let Gnme Is pruldent of
MtdlaColft /11teractlt'e, an /ntemd
trfarlcttinK fl,_ 111 U.111na 8,aclr.
(714) 493-0332.
INE MINK:
Travel a nd work, a
good combination
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The Prudential California Realty
JOB TITI..E: rmc Homes and Relocation Speciali t
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You've driven past here
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You looked at the top of the hills,
and you P.ictured the view of the ocean.
The sunsets. The lights at night.
"Someday, "you told yourself.
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luxurious homes, graciotlS/y styled.
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granite counters. white washed cabinetry, white appliances and wood floors. Offered at
$999.000.
For more informalion please call, LiJUla <Hth and Lois J«ob1 of Grubb & Ellis
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~ffluent 1 elegant lifestyle Affiuent, elegant lifestyle greets you
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ljs enhanced by a retreat. Custom features include hardwood floors. plantation shutters. custom
built -in entertainment center, plus air conditioning. The interior ha.<; been profe.<;sionally
~"Corated in soft tones. Exterior front and rear yards of grass are easy maintenance. The
.rccrc111ion area with swimming pool. spa and large sundeck i~ maintained by the association.
tLocated in a 24 hour guard gated community. Offered at $5~9.000.
Offered by Mali Gulkdge of Grubb & Ellis ResUJtntial Services, 23 Corporate P/a:JJ, SU.
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1 J Mo,,el Perfect Located in Costa Mesa. thii; five·bedroom, three-bath home hM
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A consistent top
producer specializing in
Mesa Verde and
Eastside Costa Mesa
oreas
Real estate professional. Bonnie Turner,
recently achieved the Outstanding
Performance Award with Coldwell Banker
Costa.Mesa. according to branch manager
TomSutro.
A consistent top producer. Turner has
been honored many times. including awards
for top ten saJes associate, top Ii ting agent
and top office producer. She credits her
success to bone ty, hard work and
commitment.
"I provide the best service possible to the
buyer and seller.'' Turner said. "A caring
attitude is what makes the difference."
Specializ.ing in the Mesa Verde and
Ea.\1Sidc Costa Mesa communitie . she is 11.n
active member of the Orange Coast
Association of Realtors Community
Relations Committee and the charity
organization. ChildHelp USA.
Turner is a California n11tive and a five-
year Costa Mesa resident. Leisure activities
include skiing, reading and spending time
Bonnie Turner
with family and friends.
For all JOUT real t.llaU Mall conl«t
BonlW Twrner at llN ColtlweU Bodt.r
Costa Mt.Ill ofliu at (11') 668-9333. In
CaU/ornia, ColllweU Banktr llas o•·tr 265
rni.thntial real tslalt. offices a"" man than
7.300 salt1 associate1 and t"'PloJt.11, ud
co"'l"'nin wltiel1 "'"'' o cowcplett. nmze of nsU:lentilll rtal t.SlaU stnices. Support
you can count on.
Recent sales indicate upsYling
in O.C. real estate market
Waterfront Homes' sales
reff ect a positive change
Heard that the real e tate industry is in a
'ilump? Well the tide appears to be changing
as recent ~les at Waterfront Homes
indicated the high-e~d real estate market
may very well be on the rise.
Bill Feeney, a top-selling agcnl at the
premiere real estate organization in Newport
Beach, recently placed six homes in escrow
during a three-day period. The homes. all
located in Newport Beach, ranged from
$300,000 to more than $2 million.
According to Feeney. the magnitude of
these recent sales is reflecti ve of a positive
change in the real estate market.
"1be recent rash of sales we have
experienced is an indication the high-end
real estate market may be in for a ignificant
tum-around," Feeney said ... It has been an
extremely difficult and slow yeafttfor
everyone in this indu try. but no• we have
seen definite sign of a po itive outlook on
the horizon.
"With trend leanin~ to an upswing in
residential home process, we expect 10 sec
more ales of this sort on a regular basis."
Recent trends ob~rved include an influx
of foreign investors requesting to view
upscale homes in Orange County along with
demand from international buyers via the
Internet.
"Real estate saJes professionals.
especially in this area, a.re realizing the
importance of aggressively marketing the
properties that they represent." said Patricia
Bill Feeney
Foerster, who with her hui.band Gilbert.
founded Waterfront Homes more than 20
years ago.
"I think BiU Feeney's recent escrow
closures and the ruh of succc ~
experienced as of l11te by many in th is
business. is indicative thnt recent trends and
technological advances arc proving to be
effective."
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Aetea .. of ..... 7, 1115 1 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30.yemo fixed
INTEMST ~ POeNTI LOCK· INTEREST ,. POINTS MAX. llAMIN
TYPE PHONI! MTE OWN ~ .. A.PA MTE OWN C!l 11.#A LOAk r!l
Abacus Financial. Grp. ~ (714) 375-6666 7.250% 5• 2.375 30 7.530 3.850% 25 1.000 7.701 500,000 2.450
American Home Loans R (714) 955-3633 7.375% 10 1.500 7 7.565 5.875% 20 1.000 8.286 300,000 2.500
American Savings Bank s (800) 562-6272 7.500% 20 1.500 30 7.691 3.950% 30 1.000 ].&<:IZ 1,000.000 2.350 110
Bank of America -B (800) 424·2632 7.500% 5 2.125 45 7.757 6.250% 5 1.000 8.202 203,150 2.500 1TS
California Federal Bank s (800) 225-3337 7.500% 20 2.000 45 7.744 3.950% 20 1.000 7.702 203,150 2.450 110
Coast Federal Bank s (800) 300-5626 . 7.550% 20 2.000 0 7.795 3.850% 20 1.000 7.701 850,000 ~ 2.480 110
Counltywide Funding K (800) en-5626 7.375% 5 1.750 45 7.591 5.000% 20 1.000 8.010 203,150 2.750 110 ..
Detrick Mort~~e Group A (714) 769-9692 7.250% 5 2.125 14 7.503 3.950% 20 1.250 7.578 eoo,ooo 2.300 110
Directors Mortgage K (800) 808•5626 7.375% s 1.750 15 7.591 S.250% 20 1.126 8.067 500,000 2.060 L1M
s (800) 336-9639 7.375% 20 2.375 30 7.657 3.500% 20 1:000 7.598 soo.ooo 2.350 110
·R (714) 729-9200 7.250% 5 f.875 22 7.477 5.900% 15 0.750 8.258 400,000 2.750 1TS 1V
s (800) 232·2309 7.500% s 2.125 10 7.767 5.150% 10 1.825 7.128 203,150 2.500 110 1M
s (800) 672-4332 7.375% 20 2.500 30 7.670 3.950% 20 1.250 1.na 203,150 2.500 110 1M
B (800) 560-5001 7.500% 20 2.125 30 7.757 5.250% 20 . 1.875 8.479 ~150 2.750 1TS 6M
K (800) 700-5650 7.375% 20 2.375 30 7.M7 5.125% 20 1.750 8.283 203,t50 2.750 1TS 1Y
s (800) 560-9000 7.SOO'Wt 5 2.250 45 1.n1 5.000% 20 1.000 7.781 2GS,150 2.500 110 1M
s (800) 975-5051 7.600% 10 1.500 30 7.792 3.960% 20 1.000 7.602 500,000 2.350 110 1M
A (714) 857·79n 7.375% 10 1.875 15 7.604 5.500% 20 2.000 8.571 500,000 3.000 1TS 1Y
K (800) 622-0102 7.375% 20 2.375 30 7.657 5.375% 20 2.250 8.383 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y
A (714) 651-6355 7.375% 5 1.875 15 7.604 5.750% 10 1.SOO 8.323 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y
K (800) 686-3756 7.250% 20 2.375 30 7.530 4.250% 20 1.000 7.879 400,000 2.825 110 1M
B (800) 453-1288 7.750% 20 2.000 60 7.998 5.7~ 20 1.500 8.094 203,150 2.875 110 6M s (800) 393-9372 7.500% 5 1.375 30 7.678 6.250% 10 1.250 8.349 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y
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. Nlld a S4.60 chick~ to Moi1glQI twws Co., i810 E. 1 ,I\ St., Sulll 100, S.. Ana. cA mos\ (714) S:.t t?1 ~NCIHJ p 1*~ NM Co
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Brock Home!> i~ -.cheduled to open a new
neighborhood within the acti ve adult
mui.ler-planned community of Palmia in
Mi~'1on Viejo. According to Cun Ensign,
pre~ident of Brock's Pacific Inland divi,ion.
thi' new neighborhood of 'ingle-level
detached homes priced from lhe S 170.000s
will be ovailablc in late August of lhi!> yc:ar.
.. Palmia 1s a very unique community
where acti ve seniors can enjoy extensive
recreational social facilitie~ in a private
g1ted setting in the heart of Orange
C.OUnty," commented Ensign. "We are
designing these homes to compliment this
lifestyle."
The selection of four designs will range
from approximately 1.400 to l,820 square
feel with two or three bedrooms and up to 2·
112 baths. Brock's Sales and Mmctina
Director Cherie La Grange. pointed out that
these re idcnces arc situated on average
S.000 square foot homesites, most on quiet
cul de sacs with Saddlcback Valley views.
"Each of the noor plans offers a unique
ck~ian element that will appeal to mature
buyers with sophisticated tastes.'' explained
La Grange.
She poinlC¥f out that one plan features an
J'imaginauon room," a detached bedroom
thar rt! idtnu c1n use a iJ guc house with a
prlvate bath. a hobby room c)r a game ri>ool; "'
Another ~lgtl wilt f~1Ure an interior
covered atrium with doorS openlna from
both the Uving room ud dining room for an
indoor/outdoor ambience.
A' re.,idenb of the hilltop community of
Palmia. homeowner.. can enjoy active living
in OrJngc Cou nty. An 18-hole putting
green, pool. spa and tennb courts arc located
within Palmia for the exclusive use of
residents and their guest'!. The beautiful
clubhouse features an extensive workout
room. meeting rooms and an arts and crafts
area.
Located m Mission Viejo. Palmia is
convenient to the finest aspects of Orange
County life including world-cl~ shopping •
fine dining and picturesque coastline. The
Orange County Performing Ans Center with
its many musical and theatrical
pcrf ormances is also nearby.
Ryland Vistas at Palmia is being offered
by Brock Homes. Establi hed in 1922.
Brock Homes is celebrating a 73-ycar
tradition of quality, pride and homebuilding
cxceUence. Brock Homes is a division of
the Ryland Group. Inc .. one of the nation's
lruge t and most diversified homebuilding
and mongaae finance companies with
operation in 17 states. Brock Homes ;' a
full-service homebuilder wilh escrow,
mol't.8•ge and design center services.
To learn more about Brock Homes'
neighborhoods throughout Southern
California, call 1-800-MJ-BROCK.
Canyon Crest discovery This nearly new executive residence has been
extensively and tastefully customized by the owner/designer. It features four spacious
bedrooms. a fonnal dining room With French doors flowing out to the gardens, an
expansive kitchen with center cooking island. an expansive family room with
fireplace and a large bonus room.
Among the many amenities included are marble floors, custom window coverings,
an alarm system. custom mirrors, tinted and double paned windows and reverse
osmosis drinking water system. Also, central vacuum system. two air conditioning
units, soft water system and exterior built-in-barbecue with a sit--down bar and custom
brick work.
The property is within walking distance of the association's amenities which
include a pool, spa, tennis, gym. basketbaJI and volleyball. Offered at $49.5,000.
Call J,,.,,q.,. Pritchett of ColllweU Banur Newport Be1K1t,· Prevkw's
Prop1rtJ/E1'4U1 Divisto11 ltMtidlist and certljkd n/.oca.tions specialist, (714) 644-
6070, ext. 119 or pager (800) 949-9553.
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WITH 212 CUSTOM HOMESITES SOLD, NEWPORT COAST
IS THE MOST SQUGHT¥TER IAND IN CALIFORNIA .
HOMESITES FROM $495,000* TO $5,0 00,000.
Welcome to Newport Coast, California. Here, just south of Corona del Mar and north of
Laguna Beach, you'll discover a variety of custom homesites. V'tSit our Newport Coast Exhibit across
from the El Torito Grill at Fashion Island or call 714/759-6669 for more infonnation today.
OCEAN R I DGE
lli&b abOVe NeWport Harbor.
next to Datunl hillsides.
Ind IDljesdc C1Dyoas.
Loa·~ .25 ICl'tS.
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PELICAN HILL
'lmlced lob oftdooking
Newport Harbor, lhe r.ci.6c
''"' ()(an or O.calina blmd.
Specious .5 llCl'e lites.
PELICAN PO I NT s.. from tbe P9ci8c
8llJ"l'OUnded by tbe Ocain Coune
of Pelican Hill Golf CJub.
LOOI avenging .25' ICftS.
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