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Crime
takes
toll on.
schools
By Carolyn Miiier, Daily Pilot
ln the second week of the
academic year, thieves, vandals
and avengers wasted no time in
targeting a few area schools,
which means additional cost,
and in one case fear and incon-
venience for staff and students.
A thief reportedly broke into
a special education classroom
Monday at Costa Mesa High
School, 2650 Fairview Road,
and stole a Macintosh CD/ROM
computer monitor worth $1,875
while the sch ool was closed,
according to Costa Mesa police
reports.
Tuesday morning at Orange
Coast College in Costa Mesa, a
man who identified himself as a
"disgruntled student" threat-
ened to blow up the campus'
computer labs. The phone
threat proved to be false, but
computer labs were evacuated
for two hours, disrupting class
schedules and the calm of cam-
pus life for the entire day.
Also at OCC, a student left
her purse on the counter in the
restroom. Five minutes later
when she went to retrieve it, the
purse and its conten ts worth
$183 had vanished.
Sometime between Wednes-
day night and Thursday morn-
ing while Ensign Intermediate
School at 2000 CWf Drive in
Newport Beach was closed,
vandals believed to be gang
members spray painted graffiti
on the walls of a few of the
school's buildings.
The words "PM," "Family
Mob," "Droopy" and foul lan-
guage were painted on the wall
of the school cafeteria and the
music room, according to New-.
port Beach police reports. One
of the phrases had also been
carved into the school office's
front door a week earlier. How-
ever, that incident was not
reported to police.
MARC MARffl I DAl.V PILOT
Fish and Game ranger lroy Kelly tmpects a piece of dried algae that lines the banks of the Upper Back Bay. The ln.fuston of
more n utrient-rich fresh water from the San Diego Creek to the Bay Bay concerns Kelly and othen.
Debate r:ages over plan to dump-
treated water into Back Bay
•Water district calls it progress, but environmentalists say it could hann Newport's ecological reserve.
By Evan Henerson, Daily p;fot
NEWPORT. BEACH -What the Irvine Ranch·
Water °'5tiict calls progress, longtime Newport
Bay adMstj label backsliding.
·we spent yea.rs and years whacking down
the nitrate concentration in the Bay,· said Frank
Robinson, one of the Back Bay's staunchest pro-
tectors. •we got the nitrate concentration down
from 12,000 pounds a year to under 4,000.
"Now the water district is proposing to
increase it. It's the dead wrong way to go.• ~
The nitrate increase is one of the principal
objections environmentalists have to the water
district's plan to dump up to 5 million gallons of
treated waste water a day in a wetlands area that
feeds the Back Bay. The district proposes to irri-
gate 67 acres of duck ponds with reclaimed
water treated at the Michelson Reclamation
P\ant
The reclaimed water W"'Uld fJow into the San
Diego Creek and eventually into the Upper
Newport Bay. The Back Bay is a state ecological
preserve that has suffered various pollution and
contamination setbacks over the years.
What would happen as a result is subject to
debate. The water district maintains that by
introducing fresh water into the bay, the concen-
tration of nitrates would decrease while the
alliO\Ult of nutrients increases slightly.
"It appears that IRWD's discharge would sub-stantiaiiY lower the existing concentration in the
bay,• said Joanne Schneider, environmental pro-
gram manager for. the state Regional Water
Quality Control Board.
•rt appears to us that there will be no adverse
impact from the standpoint of nutrients and
~eblooms.•
The egvironmeutal impact report, releued
J;riday, reaches the same conclusion The
approval of Schneider and her staff is Critical to
the project's success sinoo it is the water qualrty
control board that must issue a pennit to the •
water district.
· Harbor quality activists dispute the water dls-
trict's claim. More nutrients mean more algae,
says Nancy Skinner of Newport Beach's Harbor
Quality Commission. By permitting such a pro-
ject, the water quality control board establishes a
precedent that adding nutrients to the bay is
acceptable.
"Even if it's a small amount of nitrates, it's still
a change in direction,• Skinner said. •Jt gives
someone pennissionJto add the nutrients we've
•SEE WATER PAGE A10
HOTEL SAVORS THE TASTE
From ear plugs to free tickets,
Four Seasons do es wh at it can to
juggle food fest and .hotel guests
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pi/qt
Y ou'd imagine the guests at the
Four Seasons Hotel -resting spot
for beads of state, celebrities and
entertainers -would hardly be excited,
nay appreciative, of a lively food and
music festival buzzing outside.
that for the past s~ven years, the New-
port Center hotel has jumped whole-
heartedly into the Taste festivities,
which opened Friday and continues
through Sunday.
During the three days, the hotel's
staff not only informs guests of the event
but invites them to partake in the f estiv-
ities for free.
event; and ear plugs 1.0 case they wish to
take a short nap and block out the music
drifting in from
outside.
·we let
them know it is
a big activity in
Newport
Beach, and we
are proud to
have it,• said
M e h d i
Eftekari, the
Four Seasons
hotel manager.
Admission for the
Taste of Newport at
Newport Center is
$7; food tickets are
$1 each. Hours are 3
to 11 p.m. today; and
noon to 8 p.m. Sun-
day. Valet and free
parking is available.
•we let them know what to expect and
let them know it is a celebration and to
go and enjoy it.•
Police
becoming
more
'civilized'
•Innovative when it was
launched in 1990, the
program to replace sworn
police officers with civil-
ians has saved the city
$588,000.
By Carolyn Miller, Doily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Five years
ago, only a sworn police officer
would study a crime scene, com-
plle records or work the comput-
er database.'·
But thanks to a program called
"C1vilianization. • the Costa Mesa
Police"'Department bas been able
to replace some of lliese jobs with
employees who are not sworn
police officers and as a result put
more officers on the streets.
Seventeen positions in such
areas as ad.ministration, the jail,
the detective bureau, animal con-
trol, cnme scene .investigation
and the photo lab have been
filled over a five-year period by
highly trained and well-educated
peop e who dl e ll6l svrnm palice
officers.
The program, which was inno~
vative when 1t was started m
1990, has saved the city about
$588,000 annually, according to a
aty report.
But that money isn't for beef-
ing up the city's coffers. it lS
pumped back into increasing the
number of law enforcement offi-
cers on the street to protect the
public's safety. Sd.ld Alan Roeder.
Costa Mesa city manager.
For example, the money Uus
year will help fund the addition of
rune police officers to the force
Roeder said.
The need for the program was
two-fold, Roeder said. FtrSt, the
city wanted to have the work
done efficiently by matching up
the individual's skills with the job
at hand and secondly, to get the
best return for their money.
"Sworn offic ers are an
extremely expensive commodi-
ty," Roeder sa.Jd. "They are our
•SEE POLICE PAGE A10
But the stately hotel is sold out this
weekend -while the Taste of Newport is
in full swing nearby.
11tls may be due in part to the fact
Hotel guests will find inside their ele-
gant rooms an event guide with a letter
inviting them to enjoy the Taste's m usic
and food; complimentary tickets to the
Although in the past few years the
hotel has received no complaints from
•SEE TASTE PAGE A10
DON UACH I DAl.V PILOT
Trade Cont. Richelle Graen and Meredith Dorancl charge for the
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Center seeks donations for sack lunches . ./-
By Ttna Borgma, Daily p;1ot
COSTA MESA -Volunteers
from the Share Our selves (SOS)
poverty relief center are seeking
food donetkxll for tbeii grocery
dilti1butlon program. ·w.·re very mucb in Med ol
the kinds of food w. cen piOvkle
for f•m'M• Who want to Ml>d
sack )uftdMI olf to ICbool wttb
tM1r Cbildrm, • SOS Director
Karen McGllnn Mid. ·we bad our .
program of diStrlbuting school
dothes and schOol supplle , but
alOrig that liDe, we've ill.so been
getting a lot ot requests for food.
·we need tbln(tl like peanut
butter, little packets ol chlps or ooxes of Jwee -anytblhg you put
ln a sack hinc.b. We can't go out
and tNy tbeie tbtngl t>Kau.e
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distribution program is geared
toward households with cooking
fadlities. Each bag of groceries
usually containa breed, rice,
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Don 't snooze, don't lose
deals on mattresses
Southwest Sleep Centen (545-
7168) is a factory outlet store
whlch offers nonadvert:l.sed deals
on Beautyrest mattresses. The best
buys are on ~factory imperfects," and
unmatched sets that are priced at ball
the price of what you'd pay retail
Southwest Sleep Center is a Simmons
mattress dealer -it also has
ad1uslable electric beds. and three
different convertible sofa beds. It's
located at 3165 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesd
P1ofess1onal boxer and tramer
John O'Brien will teach an hour-long
box.mg workout class beginning
Tuesday. Sept 19 at The Spa al South
Codst Plaza. O'Brien will teach ses-
sion!> on Tuesday and Thursdays at
12:30 p.m.
• Boxmg is d popular and effective
way of burrung calories and building
muscle,· says Sue Howard, The Spa's
Fitness D1rector. ·John O'Brien
pnngs Wlth hun 21 years of experi-
ence in and out of the nng, and we
are delighted to offer this opportunity
to members and non-members alike."
•World War ll rag~
and Glenn Miller enter-
tained 50 years ago
when they graduated
from Newport Harbor
High School
By Frida Andemon. Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -They
were 17 and 18 years old and lis-
tened to Glenn Miller and Stan
Kenton when they graduated
from Newport Harbor High
School in 1945. This weekend
they're meeting again. 50 years
later, to share fond memories
from their school dajs.
Newport Harbor's CJus of
1945 has reunited every 10th
year after graduation. Gathering
for the 50th-anniversary are
about 100 peol'le, including stu-
dents and their wives and hus-
bands and five of the faculty
members.
A couple of them, Bill and
Jennie Talstra, came from as far
away as Manganui, New
Zealand, for the reunion.
Others have traveled from
Washington, Oregon, Minn~o
ta and Kansas, but most still live
in Orange County.
There were 140 students in
the Class of 1945. and Newport
Harbor High was the only high
school in the area back then.
Several of the students had been
in the same class together ever
since kindergarten.
JDgh school reunion
picture on his chest. David
Hughes (above), who
graduated from Newport
Harbor High ln 1945,
looks for him.sell in pic-
tures taken 50 years ago.
Left, blana Margwarth
Taylor gets a blg hug from
her high school friend
Tony Suttora. momentarily
Interrupting her remtntsc-
lng wllh Peggy Nielsen
Bertuleit (left).
KATSUYA RAINONE I DAILY PILOT
·nus was a great place to
grow up and a great place to go
to school back in those days,•
said Jim Douglas, president of
the class and member of the
reunion committee.
Douglas, who lives in San
Clemente, grew up on Balboa
Island.
•1t was a completely different
world,• Douglas said, remem-
bering vacant lots in his neigh-
borhood.
He explained that Newport
Beach only bad 10,000 resi-
dents, and only a few thousand
people lived in Costa Mesa.
•our school was small
enough that everyone knew
everyone. We were only about
500 students.•
Douglas said the girls had to
wear unifonns, navy blue skirts
and white blouses, while the
boys wore their own clothes,
mainly dirty Levis.
•Significant for our time in
high school was that we were in
the middle ·of World War ll. The
male students had the service to
look forward to after school.
Some even went into the service
in their senior year.•
These memories and many
more were shared during the
reunion dinner and dance Fri-
day night at the Balboa Pavilion.
This morning, the Class of
1945 will visit Heritage Hall at
Newport Harbor High School to
look al memorabilia. In the
afternoon, there will be a contin-
uation party at the Freeman
home in Costa Mesa.
The boxing classes are available to
non-members for $20 per session. To
sign up for the boxing workout. con-
tdct Sue I loward at (850-0050.)
In dddtllon to state-of-the-art facili-
tie~ mcluding Cybex strength-train-
ing eqwpme nt, an exercise classroom
r-------.:a~n~d~d..::25-ydrd lap pool, The Spa
offers nfilnuo~
Wetlands spared in Castaways development plans
\
• appointed lounges, a full -servtce hair
salon dnd Venus, a gourmet restau-
rant sper1a.llz.ing m Mediterranean
>tcwsine ~· The Spa is located at 695 Town
Center Dr., Suite 180, in Costa Mesa. ...
.._ Knlgbtsbridge Carpet and Uphol-
stery Cleaning is once again offering
._ Best Buys readers a back to school
· special Knightsbridge will steam
clean all traffic areas and remove all
problem spots and stains for just $45,
an additional $10 charge for stairs.
Also there's the popular whole house
spe1cal that includes all area rugs -
no Lurut Just $95.
• Environmentalist is pleased with decision to spare
willow grove tliat was threatened by parking lot.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
The city's developmenl of
Upper Castaways can not inter-
fere with existing wetlands, the
state Coastal Commission decid-
ed Thursday.
As a result, 10 parking spaces
that would have wiped out a
grove of willow trees will have
to be placed elsewhere on the
site.
"It's all good news," said Dr.
Jan Vandersloot, an environ-
mentalist who lives m the vicini-
ty of Castaways. "We're very
happy the city deeded not to
fight the Coastal Commission.•
Concerned that the city might
push the commission to accept
its original plan, Vandersloot
new to Eureka for the commis-
sion hearing. Newport Beach
Public Works Director Don
Webb and City Councilwoman
Nonna Glover also attended the
hearing.
Ultimately, the city decided to
accept the commission's direc-
tion to leave the wetlands
untouched. The city will figure
out a way to place the parking
spaces elsewhere, Webb said.
"Right now, we don't know
how we're going to do that, but
we will,· Webb said. "We
should be able to accomplish it
without a significant conceptual
cpange. •
Parking has been one--0f
many points of contention dur,
ing many public hearings on
Castaways. Tbe city plans to
build two baseball fields and a
soccer field, a tot lot and play-
ground. Of the 21.7 acres
belonging to the city, 17 will be
a passive view park overlooking
Newport Bay.
On its 26 acres of Upper Cast-
aways, The Irvine Co. will build
119 single family homes.
Residents have debated the
design of the city parks since
late 1994. Although the council
approved a final design in April,
Vandersloot and fellow environ-
mentalist Allan Beek continued
to express concern over the fate
of the wetlands. The. city plan
.proposed to ...encroach 1.1pon a
wetlands willow grove.
Owing the hearing Thursday
afternoon, the city accepted the
commission's recommendation
that the wetlands remain
untouched. According lo Glover,
that does not mean the 10 park-
ing spaces will be eliminated.
"The commission wants those
10 spaces. They just don't want
them to be in the treed area,"
Glover said.
When he learned Glover and
Webb would attend the hearing
.
in person, a worried Vandersloot
assumed the city officials were
planning to oppose the commis-
sion. As a result, he also traveled
to Eureka lo urge the commis-
sion to hold its ground.
As it turned out, the hearing
was uneventful. Vandersloot
believes the city accepted the
commission's terms to avoid
potential litigation .
"There was a representative
from the League for Coastal Pro-
tection .at the hearing,• Vander-
sloot said. "The league was very
concerned about this proposal
for the sake of wetlands
throughout coastal California,
and they were willing to litigate
it. That might be why the city
backed down.· Ea ch of these offers mcludes a tree
application of Fiberguard stain resist
treatment. For more inlonnation call
Mike Dunkley (673-7561) at Knights-
bridge located at 118 1/2 Marine Ave.
in Newport Beach.
Taste of Newport's ' wine coordinator does double duty
Locdl designer Nasrin Ansari is
haVlng a Fall ·95 trunk show at Saks
Flflh Avenue (540-3233) at South
Codsl Plaza in Costa Mesa on
Wednesday. Sept 20, and on Thurs-
day, Sept 21 The trunk show will
mclude 1nfonnal modeling from 1 t
a .m. to 3 p.m on both days. The show
will be located on the Uurd floor in
the Fifth Avenue CJub.
TI.ffany and Co. has recently
launched its newest fragrance
Trueste by Tiffany. It comes in two
sizes of Parfum and four sizes of Eau
de Parfurn. beginning at a reasonable
$38. It's available at liffany and Co.
at South Coast Plaza, and at major
department stores.
• ltEST llUYS appears Thursdays and Satur-
days. Whether you're a merchant or a shop-
per, if you know of a good buy call me at 540-
1224, fax me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best
Buys. Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa,
Calif. 92627.
COORDINATOR:
Chris Draper, food and
beverage director at the
Hyatt Newporter, is the volun-
teer coordinator for the wines
being served at the Taste of
Newport this weekend.
Draper oversees the 100-plus
volunteers staffing five wine
booths and the distribution of
525 cases of wine expected to
be sold.
Tuesday night. Draper and
Warren Shon of Southern Wine
& Splrtts hosted the 100 volun-
teers at a wine tasting at the
Hyatt Newporter. Over the past
several nights, Newporter
restaurant employees have been
assembling thousands of two-
piece plastic wine and cham-
pagne glasses being used over
the weekend.
Draper is doing double duty
as the Hyatt banquet rooms a.re
booked for the wee kend with
three weddings, the final jazz
concert and several big dinners.
Unfortunately for the communi-
ty, Draper is being transferred to
the San Antonio Hyatt in early
October. He will be missed and
greatly appreciated for not only
his work at the Newporter, but
his community volunteering as
well .
LOCAL CELEBRITY SOFT-
BALL: Westside Costa Mesa
youths will have an opportunity
to match their softball skills
against Costa Mesa police, fire
and elected offiaals in the sec-
ond annual Softball Game to
Strike Out Gang Violence from
noon to 5 p.m . Sunday at Lions
Parle Costa Mesa Mayor Joe
Erickson and schools Superin-
tendent Mac Bernd are among
the local officials expected to
demonstrate their softball skills.
Area residents are invited to
attend , play softball, enjoy
COMMUN IT.Y
& CLUBS
jim
de boom
entertainment and sample tradi-
tional food and beverages for
sdle. The event is a fund-raiser
for Todos Hermanos. For more
information, call Roy Alvarado
at 645-8808.
FAMILY OP TIIE YEAR:
Congratulations to Mike and
Sandi Scbeafer, whose family
was named by French's Mustard
as the "Youth Baseball Family
of the Year• for the Little
League Region. Mike, active in
the Costa Mesa Newport Har-
bor Lions CJub, serves as Lions
region chairman and finds time
to work on bebaH of Costa Mesa
Youth in a number of athletic
programs.
SdMa C1U8 MEETINGS T1t15
COMING WEEK:
TUESDAY 7:30 a.m. Newport Beach
Rotary Oub meets at the Balboa Bay
Oub for a program by Daw Hall on
Fitness at the Cellular ~I... Noon:
Costa Mesa Kiwanis Oub meets at the
Costa Mesa Community Center ... Klwll=-
nls Oub of Newport Beach meets at
the Sharie Island Yacht Club ... 6 p.m.
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons
Club, the Rsh Fry Oub, meets at the
CosU Mesa Country Oub to hNr from
Newport-Mesa schools Sup«intendent
Mac Bemc:I.
WEDNESDAY 7 a.m. Costa Mesa
Orange-Coast Breakfast Lions dub
meetings at Ma Barbr's to hear
George Blanc of Orange Coast College
on HSpedal School Program" ... 7:15
a.m. South Coast Metro Rotary Club,
the "Taste of Costa Mesa Club" meets
at the Cent~ Oub ... Noon: Costa Mesa
Rotary Oub, meets at Mesa Verde
Country dub to hear from District Gov.
Michael Abdalla, M.D ... The Exchange
Oub of Orange Coast will meet at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub to hear
from Joe Perlow on "Army Att•che in
YugoslaviaH ... 5 p.m.
Correction
~rbor View Broadmoor, one
of two Broadmoor 1ssoclatfons,
has liken no format position on
the Issue of whether the futufe
Corona def Mar Pavlllott shopping
center should have a MacAr1hur
Boulevard entranceway. Alt Aug.
"'19 1rtlde incorrectfy imPlled that
the group was opposed to U.
project without the M.lc:ArthUr ac::cess. ,,
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• 2100 Wodc of Miner St.: A thief stole a child's toy -a pl•stk
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porch of • house whlle the residents were sleeping.
• 1JOO blodc of ~: A burglar crept Into an open sliding
gl~ door of •n •rtmtnt and Stofe two bottles of morphJM
plll1 wOfth $483. whktl were stored In a drawer.
• 1IOO blodc of ICllfllc: StoO In cash stAIShed In • dr1Wer was ~ly stolen from • bUslna white It was dosed for the w..kend. • n. Modi of ""'9crMk: A thief stole S790 worth of flthlng
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• Newpon ~ W... Daily Piloc SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1995 M •
·Back Bay offers plenty of n8.ture to commune with
O ne of the reasons nay wUe
and I have broken all the
rules of California living
and stayed in the same house for
23 years is (a) we can al.most
~ford it, and (b) we like the
view.
J gu.ess that same view is why
our neighbors in the mansions'
across the bay chose to settle
there, even though they can well
afford to look out at anything
they please.
RV and quirky-cooking-show
tycoon John Crean, vitamin
mogill Tom nemey, developer
and political power broker Buck
Johns -these are people who
could pitch their tentS wherever
they wish -on the beach, the
main bayfront, in that most idyl-
lic of all places, Emerald Bay.
Still, they choose to put up
with the ever-increasing uproar
from the Orangl:! County Airport,
just so they can commune with
nature in the Back Bay.
There is certainly plenty to
commune with. Indeed, there is
little else back here other than
nature, and we can take it all in
from almost every room in the
house. Now that we have mir-
rored closet doors, I can even
stand ·in the shower and see the
bay.
Yesterday morning, l saw a
fish jump. It attracted the atten-
tion of a hungry gull. By the
time the gull got there, the ·fish
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was merely a ripple on the water,
leaving the bird to wonder,
•Where'd that guy go, anywayf"
It was a beautiful sight, unless
you really think about what was
really going on down there -one
living thing trying to track down
and kill another.
We see that food-chain drama
played out all the time, especially
in the ongoing battle between
the rabbits and the coyotes.
We hear the coyotes at night
from their fortress in a dense
clump of trees a couple of hun-
drea yards down in the bay. The
rabbits are much closer. In the
evenings, they come up and feast
on the grass on the rim of the hill
behind our house. So long as
they leave my wife's baby tears
alone, we don't shoo them away.
They are plump little critters, ·
a fact that does not go unnoticed
b-y the coyotes. When we hear·
them dose by, howling and yelp-
ing, we know some of our rabbits
are performing their natural sac-
rificial role.
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There are plenty of other crea-
tures for the coyotes' Back Bay
buffet -possums, mice, squirrels,
chipmunks, even skunks. We
are pleased to share their world
although sometimes things get a
little too neighborly.
One midnight some years ago,
ow dogs began making a ten;ible
racket, even waking our daugh-
ters in their rooms on the second
. floor. We all gathered in the
kitchen and saw that the dogs
were trying to get at something
under the refrigerator.
I got down on my hands and
knees and ablned a flash under
the fridge. I must have looked
silly, because the girls and my
wife broke into whooping laugh-
ter.
Here I am, the mighty hunter
protecting his family, and they're
laughing at me. "What's so'fun-
ny, • l grumped. Almost unable to
speak from laughing so hard, my
wife said. "It's a mouse."
"Yeah, I figured,• I growled.
·rm trying to catch the little
(expletive deleted).•
"He's sitting on your back,•
the ladies chorused as their
laughter reached new CJel<m-
dos. The mouse was gi=
too, I'm sure, when he oft
my back and scampered out the
kitchen door.
We have had possums in our
yard and kitehen, too, bUt I have
developed a system for dealing
with them easily. Throw a beach
towel over them and cany tbelD
away to return another night.
I do not, however, have a
technique for handling skunks.
Nor does our old dog, Oliver,
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• Todos Hennanos founder vows to avenge last year's loss against mayor's team. Mexican lunch plates with beans,
rice and taCOI for S3 each. The fix-
ings for . the meals are being
donated ~ m Rancblto R.e.tau-
rant.
t:!oSTA MESA -West Side vdbtbs S\lnday will match their
iofttNau Uilla with ~ and school
d{jtttct oftldall, local business o~en, police and ftrefightera at
Lb7iis Park in a benefit softball
toilinament sponsored by Todos
NUED FROM A3
ts 14 112. He is quite deaf
.,not real swift anymore, He
~untered a skunk in our front ~ not long ago, and every-
tliing was fine so long as they
~ nose to nose.
But the skunk soon tired of
yipping little mutt, turned
und and fired away. You
}lid literally smell it miles
a AY· but at ground zero, the
was awesome. I had the
sense to be at a meeting, so
y wife had to clean up the
s . ~dog. l We had no tomato juice, so
s•Oised tomato paste, and it
'10rked just fine -on Oliver. De-
stunking the c~et in the mas-
t1r oedroom, on which he rolled
I
Hermanos, a local gang preven-
don ~tion.
•we bad our first (townament)
last year. and (Mayor) Joe Brick·
eon and bis team won,• Tbdos
Hermanos founder Roy Alvarado
said. •Tb.ls year, we're going to
beat him."
Alvarado will be heading a
team from Project Stop, a pro·
around before my wife could get
him in the tub, that was another
matter.
1bings like that go with the
territory and certainly are far, far
out-weighed by the thrill of Mr.
Owl booting from the eucalyptus
tree outside our living room and
of watching what we call the
"helicopter bird• hovering in
exactly the same spot for minutes
as he searches for an hors d'oeu-
vre.
Now, if only we could figure a
way to deal with the airport
noise, the skinny kid on the
motorized scooter who roars
down Ute street and flees before
anybody can catch him, the mos-
quitoes and the termites now
swa.x:D!ing in our bedroom every
afternoon about 4.
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Entertainment will follow.
•we're going to have food and
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from Spain. We'll also have a
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Members of Madres Costa
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Maurice Gerard, a financial
~ons~tant. will analyze the effect
inflation has on investment at an
lOrange Coast College workshop
fonn 9:30 a.m . to noon in room
210 of the Lewis Applied Science ~uilding. Gerard will analyze
financial investments -including
stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real
estate, CDs, annuities. T-Bills and
401K retirement plans. The cost is
$29 or $39 for two. To register, call
432-5880.
MACHU PICCHU
A free preview of a Orange
Coast College's bip to Machu Pic-
chu and Lima, Peru will take
place at an orientation session
from 10 a.m . to noon in room 108
of the Admissions Building. The
seven day Peruvian trip -led by
Spanish professor Pabida Scar-
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sign up. The trip runs from March
30 to April 5, 1996 and the cost is
$2,327. For information, call 432·
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DEEP WATER WORKOUT
Pue to the damand for this
class, the Newport-Costa Mesa-
Irvine YMCA will be conducting
two separate Deep Water Work-
out classes; one from 10 to 11 a.m.
and the second from 11 a .m. to
noon. The cost is $20 and the
classes run for a five week period.
Flotation belts will be provided.
For information, call 642-9990.
HIGH SCHOOL REUNIONS
Corona del Mar High ·School
will be conducting a 20th reunion
for the class of 1975 at the Balboa
Yacht Club. For information, call
Shannon Aikman at 721-0172 or
645-3700. Mater Del High School
will be holding a ten-year reunion
for the class of 1985. Por informa-
tion, call Sue Harrison, Alumni
Director ot 754-7711 .
CANCER AWARENESS DAY
Hoag Hospital's Cancer Cen-
ter, 4000 W. Coast Highway in
Newport Beach, will be partici-
pating in National Prostate Can-
cer Awareness Week by offering a
morning of prostate and skin can-
cer screenings from 8 a.m. to
noon. The event will be based on
a •football" theme, so partici-
pants can learn about cancer risk
reduction, receive a free screen-
ing or just hang out and watch
games. Appointments a.re
required for screenings. For infor-
mation, call 7-CANCER.
PLANNING YOUR ESTATE
Legal Options, 620 Newport
Center Drive, Suite 1100, New-
port Beach, sponsors a lecture
titled "Protect Your Assets" at 10
a.m. every Saturday. Attorney
Debra Grimaila discusses how
wills, living trusts, charitable
donations and other tax reduction
strategies preserve the value of an
estate and help avoid probate.
Admission is free, but seating is
limite d. Reservations may be
made by calling 252-5411.
HOW TO RAISE TEEN-AGERS
College Hospital, 275 Victoria
St., Costa Mesa, offers a tree. edu-
cational wor~hop for parents of
teens at 10 a.m. each Saturday.
Every week's workshop starts and
finishes a new topic, so parents
can join the group al any point in
the cycle. For more information,
call Dr. Lani Martins at 704-8166.
FAMILIES ON COURSE
A seven-step intervention and
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Todos Hermanos, a local gang
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soring their second annual "Soft-
ball Game to Strike Out Gang
Violence" from noon to 5 p.m. at
Uons Park in Costa Mesa. Local
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· Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesse$ ' i
+ NAME: Kingdom Hall of Jeho-
vah's Witnesses.
+ADDRESS: 669 W. 18th St., Cos~
ta Mesa.
+ TELEPHONE: 645-4165.
+ DENOMINATION: Jehovah~s Wit-
nesses. + YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1975.
+ SENIOR MINISTER: None. Jeho-
vah's Witnesses congregations are
headed by a body of elders. Elders
are non-paid minister + PASTORAL STAFF: All baptized
Jehovah's Witnesses are considered
qualified ministers. + SERVICE TIMES: 9 a.m ., 4 p.m.
Sunday.
•)> SIZE OF CONGREGATION:
Approximately 120. + CONGREGATION MAKEUP:
Mostly married couples with chil-
dren. The church encourages fami-
ly involvement, and children sit
with their parents during services
rather than in a separate area.
•t• TYPE OF WORSHIP: The Jeho-
vah's Witnesses faith is patterned
around the worship of early Chris-
tians as shown in the New Testa-
ment. They feel changes that have
occurred in Christian religious prac-
tices over the centuries are "based
on the traditions
of man and not
of God.•
+ounEAOt
PllOCIRAMS:
A few basic
tenets of the
faith are: the
Bible is more
reliable than tra-
dition; it is the
responsibility of
Witnesses to car-
ry the •Good
News" of Christ
from house to
house, as the
early Christians
did; the worldly
"system of
things'" will soon
pass away and
be replaced by a
perfect kingdom
with a govern-
ment established
in heaven.
MARC MMllN I OAl.V PILOT
Costa Mesa Kingdom of Jehovah's Witnesses on W. 18th Street.
Jehovah's Wit-
nesses offer to
come to people's
homes to help
study the Bible.
They also go
door to door In
the community
to talk to people
about the
rewards of fol-
lowing God's
word and living
a clean lifestyle.
+WELCOME
WAGON: All
baptized mem-
bers of the con-
gregation are
considered fully
qualified to
answer any ques-
tions a newcom-
+ TYPE OF SER-
MON: Church elders lecture on
subjects drawn from the Bible,
such as the family and morality.
The congregation usually turns to
the passage of Scriptures being
read and follows along.
+ RECENT SERMON: The topic of
the service was "Can You live For-
ever? Will You?" Biblical passages
were read to help answer ques-
tions on "what we can do in our
lives so we can survive this system
and live in God's world. '
er may have
about the faith and conduct Bible
studies. + DRESS: Members tend to dress
formally at services. + MISSION STATEMENT: " .. .Jeho-
vah's Witnesses believe that the
earth will remain forever, and that
all rersons, living and dead, who
wit fit in with Jehovah's purpose
for a beautified, Inhabited earth,
may live on it forever."
Members of the faith often
q1:1ote this particular passage from
the New Testament to express their
mission: "And this good news of
the kingdom will be preached In
all the inhabited earth for a wft-
ness to all the nations ... -Matthew
24:14. ' + INTERESTING NOTE: The Jeho-
vah's Witnesses religion is highly
organized to c0ver the world sys-
tematically. Several congregations
constitute a circuit, and several cir-
cuits constitute a district. Circuit
assemblies meet twice a year at a
pre-determined location, and dis-
trict convents meet once a year.
Assemblies also come together
from time to time, to "raise .. a
kingdom hall (a meeting house for
a congregation). Similar tp.Amish
"barn-raisings,,. an assembly often
can completely install the entire
framework of a hall in a single
weekend.
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lwbeele<J btm_, into the meeting ~·Hit mother, DeDbe ~IANin, followed him into the
just as she bas followed him
many meeting rooms around
globe. Kent's wife, Lynn, is
part of the team, but today
was home tn Dallas, Texas, oreJ>ilrlng the two yo~g Waldrep boys (or the start of the school
veowaJdrep, a former Texas Chri.s-
tiaJl University football star, was in
town for the kickoff campaign -
Jed by Peggy Goldwater Clay -
or the second annual Kent Wal-
p National Paralysis Pounda·
lion Golf Tournament slated for
arch 10-11 at Pelican Hill.
Handsomely attired in a natty
1>oundstooth jacket and silk tie,
aldrep sat at the head of the
conference table, surrounded by
his dedicated representatives from
ent title sponsor Pagenet.
e very capable UCI committee
ganizing local support, and his
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r or national golf sponsorships,
udy Wheeler. Clearly a power
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Paralyzed dwing his final col-
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20 years ago, Wald.rep's life's
course has taken him from near
death to being a national voice for
b.w.
cook
people with spinal cord injwies.
Waldrep, his parents, Al and
Denise, his wife and bis Dallas·
based staff are on the road most of
the year pushing their cause.
·we're in business to go out of
business,• Waldrep said.
Waldrep bw'St onto the New-
port-Mesa scene last year, bring-
ing his message of victory to the
many afflicted by paralysis with
help from Pagenet. Prudential
Securities, Peggy Clay, Billur Wal-
lerich and South Coast Plaza, Ray
Jacobi and The Four Seasons
Hotel, and a host ol other local
patrons.
His efforts have raised millions
ol dollars for research. The first
annual golf tournament at Pelican
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SAlURDAY, SIPTIMla 16, ,.
opular 'Carmen' kicks o
pera Pacific launches its
tOtb season tonight at
the Orange County Per-
rmlng Arts Center with one
the world's most popular
ras, Bizet's *Carmen.•
•Carmen" kicks off the new
season fn a big way. According
to Laurie Burrell, Opera Pacif-
i4's co-managing director,.
•Carmen" is one of the top five
~ost popular operas on audi-
eflce surveys. It contains a host OJ melodies familiar to both
opera aficionados and non-
..opera fans. The story, about an
obsessed Spanish soldier who
ftrfeits his family, career and
lffe for a moment's passion
1'tb an entrancing Gypsy girl,
full of tension. passion and
ama. ~ "The story is so universally
intriguing," said David
D'iChiera, Opera Pacific's gen-
eral director. "It's one of the
most beautiful scores ever
written. It's one of the great
masterpieces of musical the-
ater."'
"Carmen" is also a great
introduction for tho~who may
not be familiar with opera or
those who have shiec;i away
from it thinking it's nothing
more than a
bµnch of
stUffed shirts
singing at
ttie top of
their lungs.
One fear
non-opera
gbers have is
tl:lat they
won't under-
stand what is
going on,
because
most operas
are not in
English.
That prob-
Eduardo Vllla
plays the role
of Don Jose.
lem is virtually non-existent in
modern op era presentations.
There is usually a synopsis of
the opera in the program, and
supratitles are displayed above
the stage while the opera is
performed, making il easier to
follow the 'story. ·
wwe are doing six perfor-
mances of 'Carmen,· so there's
an opportunity for single ticket
buyers, people who would not
normally buy the entire sea-
son, to come and see just 'Car-
men.'" Burrell said.
And it is those opera neo-
pqytes that DiChiera calls "the
e~citing group."
(\. "That's the part that makes
i\ 'all worthwhile, when you
introduce people to something
like opera," he said. •It's such
a unique and exciting art
form." .
Opera Pacific has a couple
of treats in store for "Carmen"
audiences. A dozen members
of the All-American Boys
Choir, based in Costa Mesa,
Will be singing in the opera.
And if you look closely at the
Gypsies and gentry or Seville
celebrating the arrival or the
great toreador Escamillo in the
fourth act, you rrught .spot
Newport Beach philanthropist
ft
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christopher
trela
al)d entrepreneur John Crean
and his ., At Home on the
Range" cooking show co-star . .
Barbara Venezia milling about
on stage in costume. Guess •
that's one WiiY to see an opera
up close.
The Center plays an impor-
tant part in the history of
Opera Pacific. One of the top
opera companies in the nation,
Opera Pacific has used The
Center for each Of ltl put nine
seasons. Originally, Opera
Pacific comldeied becoming a
presenting instead of a produc-
ing organization. But because
of the many opera supporters
in Orange County and The
Center's willingness to have an
opera company as a tenant,
Opera Pacific's board decided
to produce operas in Orange
County and bring in principal
artists, directors and conduc-
tors from outside to help mount
the shows.
"We still come up against a
perception problem in the
community that we're a pre-
senting organization, because
The Center brings in so many
shows of its own,• Burrell said.
"We actually mount, rehearse
and pull all the elem ents
together to present an opera .
It's all from this community,
from Southern Calif omia."
Opera Pacific must be doing
something right. With a su_b-
scription base of more than
10,000 patrons and a budget
f!]~mr;!~
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~ I 54fnday mofinet • 2:00pm
[!]~
Gradela Araya
plaf' the role
of Carmen.
..
that boven
aroundl!.6
million,
Opera Padf-
lc is ranked
11th in the
nation.It
offers four
productions
a year, fall
through
spring.
Opera
Pacific's
"Carmen•
will be per-.
formed at 7
tonighti at 8 p.m. Sept. 20, 22
and 23; and 2 p.m. Sept. 17
and 24. Tickets are $15 to $85 :
and are available at the box ·
office or by calling TicketMas-
ter at 4 70-2000.
Toni Tennille sings
Orange Coast College in
Costa Mesa b as a variety of
special concerts coming up in
the next few months in the
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At the OCC concert, Tennille
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Was Leec~'s conduct grandstanding or ignorance?
Trustee surprises board with vote against new Costa Mesa principal, Sept. 14. Kudos to Wendy
T hat a member of the Board of
Trustees would conduct an inde-
pendent investigation of a poten-
tial new employee and not share that
information with the other members of
her Board prior to a public meeting is
troubling. The manner in which
Wendy Leece chose to "share" certain
information to which she a.lone was
privy shows an alarming lack of under-
standing with regard to her responsi-
bilities as a member of the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District.
lack of respect for
them and the citi-
zens who voted
them into office. It is
one thing to disagree
-and another thing to
work subversively
through innuendo to
discredit a potential
employee. '
Furthermore, to
display such dis-Wendy Leece
courtesy to others
motives.
Is it possible that Wendy Leece is
truly that ignorant? Or is she just doing
a little grandstanding, exploiting her
position and seeking attention she
doesn't get elsewhere?
1f it is the former, she should step
down from such a responsible position
until she learns how to work with oth-
ers for the good of all. 1f it is the latter,
perhaps she should secure some per-
sonal counseling to help her under-
stand herself better and set some prior-
ities for her life.
Congratulations to Wendy Leece. lt
seems she shocked fellow board mem-
bers by raising what she felt was a
Vlable issue over the appointment of a
new principal from one of our local
high schools. Big deal. John Moorlach
sent a message that he felt there was a
problem wtth Bob Citron. Orv
Amburgey said that he felt there was a
problem with illegal aliem . And now
we see elected leaders using illegal
aliens as a ma1or campaign issue
And now Wendy Leece, who I have
known for 10 years, felt uncomfortable
about issuing a vote on a major
appointment to someone who will
affect the lives of our children every-
day. l am sure Andy Hernandez is a
wonderful mdn. In fact I think that my
father knew rum from the Santa Ana
Unified School District Wendy leece
obviously felt uncomfortable. What u.
wrong with that? Is it shocking for her
to do her job?
l think that 1t IS wonderful that
someone refuses to vote unless they
are completely comforlilble with some-
one who is gomg lo guide the lives of
our children Hurrah for Wendy Leece
H urrah for leadership Thclt's what we
hdve been lacking. Keep getting 1t on,
Wendy Leece Through ignoring her colleagues
and circumventing established proce-
dures, she demonstrates an alarming
who are alSo deeply concerned with
the quality and future of public educa-
tion causes one to wonder at. her
LYNNE COENEN
Costa Mesa
readers
respond
Readers
blast chilly
reaction to
senior hoine
I am calling the hotline to say
that I support Heather Ann-
bruster's board and care
home in Costa Mesa. I have
been in board and care homes
and they d o not negatively
impact the community in any
way.
DEBBIE DAVIS
I support Heather Arm-
bruster's desire to open up a
board and care facility in Costa
Mesa. My mother is an elderly
person, she lives in Camarillo.
We all get that way someday
and I certainly hope that she
succeeds in this. It is a very wor-
thy e ffort.
RICHARD SD..LIK
Newport Beach
lam a friend of Heather Arm-
bruster and I would like to say to
the neighbors and anyone that
has any concern about it that I
have known her for 15 years and
she keeps very high quality
standards. Whatever she puts in
there in the neighborhood will
be a definite improvement over
what it was. She wouldn't run a -
shoddy operation.
SUSAN BARTOLETll
Costa Mesa
1 am in favor of Heather Arm-
bruster's proposal to establish a
place where our elderly folks
can stay. We die all living longer
and staying healthier. Our elder-
ly do not always need a medical
facility to stay in but a superviso-
ry situation, as Ms. Armbruster is
trying to establish.
While most of us must work
long days and hours, it gives me
great relief to know that we
have a board and care facility to
meet my needs and my folks'
needs.
JULIA BROWN
Costa Mesa
gains
WE GOT OUR NMTV
Parents in the Ne wport-Mesa Unified
School District will be able to watch -from
the luxury of their living rooms -their school
board at work, thanks to the governing
board's decision to televise its meetings. Some
trustees had been camera shy, but this week,
the board couldn't tum down Copley Colony
Cablevision's offer to tape the meetings at
Harper Center for free ..
NEW MAN ON CAMPUS
Veteran school administrator Andrew Her-
naridez is the new principal for Costa Mesa
High School -chosen just in ti.me to step in
after Ed Harcharik's last day Friday. While the
Mustang community is saddened to see Har-
charik go (he's off to an administrative posi-
tion in Paramount), a visible sigh of relief rip-
pled through the neighborhood as parents.
teachers and students realized the school
won't be left leaderless.
COME ON HOME TO OCC
Orange Coast College's student board of
trustees decided 1t clidn't want to be the group
to break a 47-year tradition. The student lead-
ers unanimously voted this week to keep
homecoming on Oct. 14. There had been talk
of nixing homecoming this year because of
the cost and time mvolved in planning the
affair; the stude nt board addressed the cost
concern by cutting the homecoming budget
by $3,200.
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PllOT
Andrew Hernandez (left) has assumed the duties as principal at Costa Mesa
High School, taking over for Ed Harcharik who leaves after nearly two years.
losses
300,000-YEAR-OLD FOSSILS
Count 'em -that's 17 boxes of
lustoric specimens: remains of
plant, marine and mammal life,
including an extinct horse, a bison
and possibly a mas~adon. Cleanup
crews hired by the Newport-Mesa
school district reportedly up and
carted away the boxes of fossils dug
up from the Reservoir 2 site al the
old Lindbergh School m Costa
Mesa. Both school distnct and Mesa
water district officials dre red-faced,
and now the skeletal rernndnts that
held a wealth of infonnclll on about
our area's pre-hJstoric times clie
buried agam -but m a landfill.
FREE SACK LUNCHES
MARC MARTN I OAA.V PILOT
A number of fossils, like th1I tooth from an extinct Mastadon, were mistakenly throw
away by a work crew at the oJd Undbergh School site ln Costa Mesa.
What a surprise -after three
months of suspencling the Share
O ur Selves sack lunch gweaway,
Costa Mesa officials concluded they
can 'l statistically link crime in the
area to the lunch program. Sb.ll. the
chanty has deeded not to restart
the sack i<mch service, clfter staff·
found that cutting the program sun-
plified operations. The chanty still
provides grocenes to needy fami-
lies. But what happens to the smgle
men and wome n who may need
just a bite to eat to get through the
day?
BRIAN 1HER.IOT
Costd Mesa
readers
respond
Study state's
plan before
giving it
high Inarks
Should the school district
adofSt thE' state's education
plan? Very stmply, I would
have to ask Mac Bernd why d oes
he thmk tlus 1!> such d great idea
From the short article I would
have many questions on what
these ISsues exactly enta il and
why would we gel nd of our tra-
clilJonaJ tugh school diploma LO
place of a Golden Stale Adueve-
menl Certif1Cate
I would encourage pclrents in
thls dlstrict to get a copy of (state
supenntendenl) Delaine Eastin!>
proposal that 1s going to the
!><hool bodfd members !>O that we
can all be better W onned and
look at these issues \n depth and
to respond to them at a future
school board mPeting.
CINDY FOLEY
Costa Mesa
Thought of the week
One city's upper bay 1s anoth-
er city's garbdge cli~po!>al.
CLAUDIA OWEN
Newport Beach
Turn off that jail AC
I thmk the '>pending $30.00<l
for that air conclitlorung needs t<
be reco051dered It is only needed
a ff'w months out of the year and
there are mclny many homes m
Costa Mesa dnd Newport Beach
that do not helve air conclitloning
) would absolutely vote no That
money is needed for more impor-
tant tlungs
JOYCE PALMER
"Jewport Beach
To spend $..10,oOO to clrr concli-
bon a Jdl.l for mmates lS beyond
my comprehension Let tbE'
lOJ'llates freeze or swedt and then
they will never want to come
back to the hell bolt> known a!>
the Costa Me<>a Jail I would
agree 1t would be great where the
pol.ice only occupy the area for
their comfort. but not for the pris-
oners -and we should call them
pnsoners The message is· Do not
go to Juli m Co ta Mesa.
DAVID SCHWEITZER
Costa Mesa
I think it is absolutely ridicu-
lous. I agree with the Planning
Commission and it is a clear case
of ageism here. I think that they
would have the right to feel dis-
gusted if they were putting up a
frat house or something and not
just a senior home. I think the
guy quoted in the article should
move out of Costa Mesa. Maybe
to the Antarctic where he won't
have to worry about neighbors.
No such thing as a
· · free lunch?
APRIL SANDERS
Costa Mesa
This is the ultimate of 'not in
~ my backyard.' My mother lives
in a home like this in Mission
Viejo; it is kept up beautifully;
it's quiet and. ll is definitely an
addition to the neighborhood.
There are· two of them in fact on
one street I don't understand
what the complalot is -loud par-
ties? I think not. Really, let's be a
little more klnd to our nelghbon.
NANCY RAYL
Newport Beach
1 am definitely in support Ol
the board end c4re home for
Armbruster because my hus·
band 1s • ttrok• vktim and be
cannot talk. He ls going to be a
stroke vic:Um the rest of hll life, I
want blin to have a happy kind
d rmidence Ufa, not an J.nltltu.
tkalL
Shanie on you Dana, for picking on Doris at our expense
Open ~to COngressman
Dana Rohr•bllcher:
Even though I am a lifelong
conservative Republican, I am
ashamed of the role you have
chosen to play ln the Doris Allen
recall effort. Doris Allen is
accused of the ultimate Republl~
can sin. namely that of striking a
deal with Willie Brown, making
her Assembly speaker.
I am certa1i:\ly not a fan of
Willie Brown. It was politica of
the wont kiDd the way be Used
his pontion es Assembly speAker
to reward hls tit~nda, J>unlsb his
enemies, elidt campaign contri-
butions and block )eglslation h
didn't Uke. In friendly debates
with my more liberal friends, I
could at leut get them to agree
that Mr. Btown'• IOrt dpolitla
were a temftc ~t for oam-
pelgn and ~!Mt reform.
Unfortunately, I now tind
. .
myself in the untenable position
of trying to defe nd my own par-
ty's actions. My guess is that Ms.
Allen's con-
stituency
elected her as
an individual,
rather than a.s
a representa·
tive of the
Republican
Party.
recall effort, but I especially
resent the fact that as an Orange
County taxpayer, I may have to
fund a special
recall election
simply to
soothe some
bruised
Repubhcan
egos. Do you
honestly think
o half-million·
dollar expen-
diture of this
11 they
honeltly felt
ahe should be
iecalled, the
hundreds ol DiM ~ Dolts Allen
ort is the best
way fora
bankrupt
county to thousands ol
dollan end the tens of political
hlt-men pouring lrito her di.strict
to direct thll ICUdalous retail
aftort would DOI be DeC'etMff,
now WOukl tbeyf
lt'1 bed enough that aD tbil
out.klo money ts funding a local
spend its mon yf U Ms. Allen
bested Jtm Brulte to become the
A.~bty ker, so be U1 don't
~i'14lize the ~yen for that,
1 resperduDy req\lfJll your wwen to th4!ile quemtions. Do
you~ tbfnk the Dodi ADen
l
matter 1S the most pressing issue
facing California? Don't you think
all the energy and political mark-
ers expended in the recall effort
could be put toward solving other
more critical problems? Do you
think it's fair that simply for th
salt ol intraparty vengecmce, tax-
payers have to boftf the balf-mil-
lion dollar cost ol a special election?
t re lved yow ·woshingt9n
Updat~· newsJ tter today, ron-
gresmum. ln bold 1 ners at th
top, >t says •working for Am nccl
.. and YOUI • However, it •ms
to me th•t you hev chosen to
Place the well-bemg ol tt\e ~~pubHoan Party •bOve responsi·
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TDltY 90TaOS
Newport Beach
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tin prb '°Min\ rMl9'\ltion,
f don't understand the cruel
and unusual purushment of stop-
ping the ack lunch program
These people are too lazy to
work, too dumb to go to school
and probably used to getting
something for nothing their
whole lives Anyway, what's
going to happen to th se free·
loaders?
DONWIWA.MS
Newport Beach
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night at Newport 8eet:b Qty Hall. divenion Syslem to help bypaa creek
Many al tbe JMkMntl don't pre-d1lcbarge during the summer
tend to undentand the scientific moo~.
argumeats. 'lb tbml, waste 'water, Wiier diltrtd administrators stand
treated or otberwile, Is still teWage. ~ the condulions of their environ·
The no drlnking·swlmming signs at mental data. A well-respected team
golf courses should be an indication of consultants and advisers has
that reclairned water ls potentially reached the same conclusion, a~rd
harmful, according to Skinner. ing to Ken Thompson, the district's
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Roednd Williams, tbe president
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"There ls lots of competition
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The uncertainty ts precisely what
has regulatory agencies and environ-.
P.1entallsts concerned. No project
should proceed before the impacts
can be calculated, they say.
"We always felt that the oceans director of water quality.
should be pristine,• llid Stinner, "People are calling this an experl-
who, with her husband, Jack, has mental project.• Thompson said.
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sewage coming back to me when I'm going to have any problems.•
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"There is room for a project, and
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•To do a job in records or do a
job in administration, do you really
need to have a badge? I don't
believe you do -and some jobs I
don't trunk you c.an do without it,"
Police Chief Dave Snowden said.
enforcement positions for a long
time to go back on the street.• he
said "There was a large confi •
dence-building time when a lot of
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The program is considered suc·
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But the successful stage came ·
after a rocky adjustment period
within the Police Department itself,
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he said.
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people who had been in non-
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-QUOTE OF TH~ DAY
7hU i6 the feeling we wanted to have ... •
-NEWPORT SENIOR BRANDONHEl'RJCK
Sea Kings trample Garden Grove easily
rlchard
dunn
Todd Martin
appearance
highlights the
grand start of
Palisades TC
• 12th ranked pro appears
at Sunday's festivities as
old John Wayne Tennis
Club is officially unveiled
as Palisades Tennis Club
here in Newport Beach.
T odd Martin, the only
ATP Tour professional to
appear in three Grand
Slam semifinals last
year, is coming to town.
And one lucky raffle-ticket
winner will be his doubles
partner in a special tennis
exhibition, one of several
features Sunday during the
grand opening of the Palisades
Tennis Club (formerly John
Wayne).
Martin, ranked 12th in the
world heading into the U.S.
Open, will also team with Scott
Davis (Corona del Mar), the
world's second-ranked doubles
player in 1991 with David Pate,
in the headline exhibition
against Robert Van't Hof
(Newport Beach) and Rick
Leach.
Leach, former USC
All-American, won the U.S.
Open doubles title in 1994. Van't
Hof, a longtime tour player, is
Martin's coach on the ATP Tour.
"It's going to be like a tennis
carnival,• said Ken Stuart.
owner/operator of the Palisades
Club.
Stuart revolutionized club
tennis in Orange County three
years ago as owner/operator of
the "old" Palisades Club in Cos-
ta.Mesa with his innovative
computer matchmaking system.
He purchased the John Wayne
Tennis Club in June, returning to
the facility he started 21 years
ago.
Stuart, who helped design the
Wayne Club, which opened in
1974, was general manager,
director of tennis and head
professional there until 1978. He
. assumed ownership of the
facility Aug. 1.
•Palisades is synonymous
with quality,• Stuart said of the
principal reason for changing the
John Wayne Club's name. •This
tennis club will be operated like
no other tennis club in the world.
If you look at the world today in
the 90s. with technology,
transportation and the economy,
the tennis industry has also
changed since the 60s, 70s and
80s, and our marketing focus is
• SEE TENNIS PAGE 82
• Corona del Mar tunes
up its pass~g game with
wire-to-wire runaway.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
GARDEN GROVE -Even
with quarterback Josh Walz play-
ing perfect catch with Corona del
Mar High receivers, further
experimentation was required for
the Sea Kings' untested passing
attack. which warranted the
expression "Sea Wings" Friday
night in its bashing of host Gar-
den Grove.
Walz, the senior starter, passed
for a touchdown and rushed for
two other 'scores, while backup
Mike McClellan completed a pair
of 30-yard scoring strikes, includ-
ing one to senior tight ens:t Darren
MacDonald in the second quarter
when it was still a game.
"We wanted to give (McClel-
lan) a series in the first half, when
the game was still in question and
there was some tension," said
CdM Coach Mark Schuster,
whose squad (2-0) hammered the
•Newport Harbor
squashes Manna with
a spirited attack.
Argonauts, 48-7, in a
nonleague game, as
the two CdM quar-
terbacks combined
for 250 passing
yards, completing all
14 attempts with no
interceptions.
Walz, who was 10
of 10 for 168 yards,
completed seven in
the first half, when
CdM rolled to a 34-0
halftime lead, scor-
ing touchdowns on
all five of its posses-
sions.
Aside from · six
e fO
Dive (McCJiellmtJ
a_,..bltM
lb*' laall, when
tile game wa.s
BID1 ln queatJGn
arid there wm
some tenalon ... •
-CDMCOAOf
MARK SCHUSTIR
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for 98 yards, as the
Sea Kings merited
472 net yards and 22
first downs.
CdM scored a
touchdown in its first
seven possessions,
running out the final
1 :54 of the clock in
the eighth series.
"But we haven't
played a CIP cham-
pion, yet,· said
Schuster, whose Sea
Kings have
outscored their
opponents, 90-7 .
thus far, including a
pleted two passes for 19 yards and
scrambled for a 17-yard gain,
then culminated the drive with a
3-yard touchdown run. Jim
Keane's eighth consecutive extra-
point kick this season made it 14-
0 with 5:24 left in the first quarter
and sunlight still visible from the
west end of Garden Grove High.
Scott Shimer did most of the work.
getting CdM to the Ar~onaut 30-
yard line, McClellan responded to
the mission with an accurate 30-
yard touchdown strike to Mac-
Donald over the middle.
penalties for 68 yards, CdM
played virtually a perfect game,
never punting, never fumbling.
Junior Tom O'Meara, who
l'UShed. for a single-game school
record five touchdowns last week
in the Sea Kings' 42-0 victory over
Marina, carried for 108 yards in
15 attempts against Garden
Grove (0-2), his second consecu-
tive game ov~r 100 yards. rushing.
69-0 first-half advan-
tage. scoring touchdowns in 10 of
their 12 first-half possessions.
"We threw the ball well, and
I'm proud of that, but we're look-
ing forward to Kennedy (next Fri-
day),• Walz said. "These guys
weren't great, b'ut that's all right."
O'Meara's 26-yard rush
launched the Sea Kings' tlurd
possession, a drive that lasted into
the second quarter, topped by
Walz's 1-yard scoring jaunt.
"Because I'm going both ways,
we wanted to give (McClellan) a
little time in there,· said Walz,
who returned to his signal-calling •
posttlon later in the second quar-
ter, and promptly completed a 46-
yard pass to MacDonald and a 15-
yard bull's-eye to Dominic Ric-
cabona to put CdM at the Garden
Grove 2-yard line in the first half's
waning moments. setting up the
Sea Kings' fifth and final touch-
down of the half, a 1-yard plunge
by Riccabona.
"These kids hit us pretty
good," Schuster said of the Arg-
onauts, 'but we've got Kennedy
next week, and it gets tougher
from there with Santa Ana Valley
and Saddleback, which does a lot
of good things. So it's no coaster
by any means.~
Nine different Cd.M receivers
caught passes, MacDonald lead-
ing the way with four receptioris
· Walz got the •Sea Wings" in
the air quickly, capping the team's
first drive with a 15-yard scoring
toss to Ryan Burns over the mid-
dle.
To get the ball back. Walz
made a big hit on Garden Grove
wide receiver Brian J ones from
his comerback position to force an
incomplete pass 'and compel Gar-
den Grove to punt.
That's when McClellan
entered. • GAME STATISTICS PAGE 82 In the second series, Walz com-While O'Meara and fullback
BIG WAY
I HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO I
Sea Kings shoW inexperience, 14-5
• Foothill High's top-ranked
Knights put the lights out for
CdM water polo Friday.
By Rk.Nrd Dunn, Daio/ Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Last year
is over, but not forgotten ln the minds
, of foothill High's water polo players.
The Knights (2-0), t~ranked in
the CIP Southern Sect1on Division t
a.net Orange C.Ounty coaches' presea-
ton polla, return stx of their seven
starten (including goa.lle Ryan
Brown) from a year ago, when Coro·
ne del Mar (0-1) eliminated them in
. the CIP I>Mslon I MinlflDAll. &--'.
On Priday, ln CdM'1 ....on open·
for a lot ol these guys, it was their tlrst
varsity game, and to play a top team
like Foothill. it's tough,• said CdM
assistant coach Todd Duplanty, filling
in for head coach John Vargas. who
was out of town tulfilllng his Team
USA water polo responsibilities.
Led by Brian Brown and Robby
Arroyo, who scored five gOftls each,
the Knights dominated after the first
quarter. They had six steals in the
second quarter, thre by Jeff
Pflueger, while outscoring th Sea
Kings; 4-1.
AmYyo IC'Ored on a 6-on-S advan-
tage, then Brown added o goe1 on a
loose-ball .aamble in front ol the
cage with an open net. gMng Fbotbill
a 4-2 lMd with 3:48 rematnlng.
CdM, 20-6, in the middle two quar-
ters.
Cd.M's Jeff Marchiorletti scored on
a counterattack with 0:12 left in the
first half to snap the Sea Kil'igs'
drought and make it 6-3.
But the Knights continued. to ham-
mer the Sea Kings in the third quar-•
ter, converting on three of four m.an-•
up advantage , · while outscoring
CdM, 4-1. Alex Batley, who led CdM
with three goats, scored the Sea
Kings' oi1ly goal in the third with 3:20
Jett.
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fOWth quarter, When Adun Mmger
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•Orange Coast's defense
bas some questions to be
answered, right now.
By Rlch~rd Dunn. Daily Pik:Jt
COSTA MESA -Shocked
that's how the Orange Coast Col-
lege football program felt follow-
ing its humiliating 47-18 punish-
ment against Pasadena Qty last
week to begm a season that was
expected to be a major turn-
around for the Pirates, who gave
up a school-record worst 436
yards per game last year, wOile
hn.ishing 2-8
They will attempt to rehabili-
tate their wounds tonight at 7
against Cemtos. a team malting
C.clM 41; ca.-. .... 7
Scare .., QlAI ... .
Corona ~ Mar 14 20 0 14 -48
Garden Grewe o o 7 o -7
fftto.-tlr
CdM • Bums 1 S PlllS from Walz (ice.ne
klck), IA2. •
CdM • Wm 3 run (IC-.ne k.lctc). S:24. s.co.w Quertllr
CdM ·Walz 1 run (llkt 1-lled), 11 :56.
CdM • MKOoNld 30 l*S from McCleflan
(Keane kick), 7:27.
CdM -Rlcabona 1 run (Keane kick), 1:1l. ™"' Quwtllr.
GG Do 2 paS& from ~Iler (Pines kldl),
2:22.
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CdM • O'Mffra 3 run (Kane kkk), 11 :32.
CdM · Stonebrelbr 30 patS from
Mt<lellan (Keane kick). 4:45.
Attendance· 2,000 (esti!Nled).
IHDMDUAL M'5t9llG
CdM • O'Meara, 15-108; Shimef, 6-34;
Walz. 4-33; It~ 8-23; M<CJellat1, H;
Ro~fl 1·1 •
GG ...001 6-17; Senchez. 6-15: Reyoa. 6-7;
truce. 1.(); HMlef. 3·for-mlnus-17.
IC)fVIDUAL MS5'NG
CdM ·Witz. 14-14-0, 168; McOellal\
~12.
GG H.all9r, 13-23..(), 81; c..mpa, 1-1-0, S.
lllDMDUAI. MCIMNG
CdM • ~Id. 4-98; RicxaboN, 2,2A;
Sumner. 2-15; 5tonetnabf, ~-30;Wills, 1·27;
Shimer, 1 18; BurM, MS; Thurmtn, 1-13;
O'Meara. 1-10. GG ·Griswold, 4-17; Jones, l-26; Do, 3-16;
Gutrolt, 2 Hi; Sanchez, 1-6; V11enda, 1-5.
GA.-STA11STICS
CAIMI GG
First doWris 22 fl
Rulhel-yardage 37·206 21-27
P'aulng yardage 2SO 16
'ltSing 14-14-0 14-24-<)
N.i return y1ri:1a9t• 16 0
s.cb-y¥dage 0 1-friin.5
11hrt yard.tge •n toe
P'unts 0-0 6-)U
fumbles·fu~ lost 0-0 4-0
~yardage Ml l-1'
Tune of po11111fon 23:'9 2A:Ql
•P'Unt r.wm., Int~ fl.Wnble rwtum5
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its see.son debut and ranked No. 6
in this week's Southland poll. in a
Mission Conference game at occ.
•1 don't know about th~
because after ow lackluster per-
formance, I t:b.mk our No. 1 oppo-
nent is us,• OCC Coach Bill
Workman said. •(The Falcons)
haven't even played, so we don't
know t)leir strengths and weak-
nesses. They know what we did
last week. Hopefully, they'll be
overconfident, and based on la.st
week, they should ~· •
OCC entered the season with
supposedly a much stronger
defense than last year, but after
watching Pasadena light up the
scoreboard for <&7 points, while
rolling .up 521 yards in total
offense, the Pirates can no longer
be so sure the pl'Qblem's solved.
•Fumbles just destroyed our
offense,• Workman said, referring
to bis team's four lost fumbles.
·vou only get the ball 10 or 11
times a game, and when you lose
that, you're only getting the ball
five or six times. They (the
Lancers) fumbled five times
(also), but they only lost one. We
ran only 51 plays, and you're sup-
posed to average about 70 a
game.·
Starting lineup cb~ges are
high school football
' /, Ii. . .
expected tonight for Orange
Coast, including three on
defense, where nm Tu.mer
replaces Craig Nosse at free safe-
ty, Danny Booher takes over for
Greg Stout at strong safety, and
Ape Tuato starts in place of the
injwed Jay Wojtkiewicz (kn~e) a~
outside linebacker.
Booher eqtered last week's
opener as a third-string strong
safety, but earned Defensive Play-
er o( the Week honors coming off
the bench.
•1t•s a pretty amazing fact that
we figured out we better start
him.• Workman said of Booher,
who recorded 11 tackles, along
with a pair of pass breakups anda
blocked extra-point kick that led
to two points. "When you can find
a bright spot after Friday's game,
NIWPORT
Newport Harbor 32, Marina 13
Score by Quarters
Marina 0 0 7 6 • 13
Newport Harbor 7 12 6 7 -32
first Quel19r
NH -Mason 7 run (Kerr kkk). 2:06.
54talnd Quwtw
NH -Pulido 84 pass from Glordanl (kldt
failed). 3:58.
NH -Mason 59 punt return (run failed),
1:23.
Third Quwtw
NH ·Pulido 14 pass from Glordanl (~
failed). 8:54.
Mar -Wllhams 1 run (Mendou kldt), 0:21.
fowthC)uwt.r
NH -Pulido 25 pass from Fredrlk.sen (Ken
kick). 10:40.
Mar • Willlams 2 run (not attempted),
0:00.
Attendance: 2.000 (estimated).
INOMOUAL ltUSHWG
Mar · Williams, 26-144; Cooper. 10-55;
Brown. 8-32; Risse. 2-9; Maag. 1-mtnus-6.
NH · Mason, ll-123; Bre. hket", 4-12; ~rtman, 1·1; Morrell, 1-0; I.ff, 3-mlnus-2;
Fredrlk.sen, 1 ·for-mlnus-5.
INDMC>UAL MSSING
Mar • Brown. 3-8-0, 36.
NH . Giof'danl, 5-9--0, 120; Ftedrlksen,
2·2-0, 31 .
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
Mar -Williams. 1-18; Lank. 1·10;
Armst'rong. 1-8.
NH -Pulido, 6-150; Mason. 1-1.
GAMt! STATISTICS
Mw NH
First downs 14 10
R~·yardage 47-234 22·134
Passing yardage 36 151
Passing 3-8-0 7 · 11-0
~ Net return yardage• 0 63
Sacb-yardage 1-mln-3 1-mln-5
Net yardage 267 343
Punts 4-34.2 J..313
Fumbles-fumbles lost 5-2 1·1 F~ yardage 7-32 6-39
Time of poueulon 29:40 18:20
•Punt rl!turm, Interceptions, fumble rl!tums
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you can figure it out real f
On offense, highly
freshman tailback
League, who canted elg
for 53 yards, will start in
Willie Barnes.
"Based on what he
r.ou've 9ot to do is figure
if you give him the ball 25
game, (League) mi9ht
pretty good game, W
said.
OCC tonight must
cern itself with Cenitos' bi
sive line that will try to s
new Falcon backfield.
Cerritos, which finish
last year, nipped the Pira
season in Norwalk, 35-31.
•Cerritos comes after
defense and (its) offensiv
huge,· Workman said. M
our work cut out for us.•
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con-
offen-
ring a
d 8-3
es last
' SAl\JRDAY, SEPTEMIER 16, 1995 ----.
Building from the ground up
COUNTRY
Woodbridge Invitational puts
area runners to an early test
• Newport Harbor vies in
• ,jj Division Il; Costa Mesa,
Estancia, Corona del Mar
duel in Division N races.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pt1ot
IRVINE -When the Newport-
Irvine Rotary Club started this
cross country meet 15 years ago,
there were 27 schools in the sea-
son-opening Woodbridge Invita-
tional.
On Satwday, beginning at 7:45
a.m. in a two-tiered time schedule
because of the heat in the middle
of the day, there will be 130
schools, according to Woodbridge
Coach George Varvas.
Division I and II races will be
run in the morning along the 2.5-
mile course through Alton Park
and Woodbridge High, while
Division Ill and IV races begin at
3p.m.
Corona del Mar, Estancia and
Costa Mesa compete in Division
IV.
Boys races in each division are
broken down by grades, while
girls run varsity, JV and trosh-
soph.
Newport Harbor, which runs in
Division Il with some of the best
teams in the state, is led by
sophomore Jamie Swarberg on
the girls side, while Coach Bim
Barry's Sailor boys are expected
to struggle, after losing five of
their top six runners to gradua-
tion.
Coach Eric Tweit's girls, who
should compete with CdM, Santa
Margarita and El Toro for the Sea
View League title, are solid in the
No. 2 position with Tahnee Thiel,
while eight others are vying for
the remaining five spots.
"This meet gives you a pretty
good indication of where you are
this early in the season,• Tweit
said. "The girls worked hard in
the summer, and we hope it trans-
lates into some good times. It's
hard to read right now exactly
who will fill those five (open)
spots, so we'll just have to see
who responds to the competition
(today)."
The Division II varsity girls
race is scheduled for 8:45 a.m.,
with the junior boys starting at
9:15 a.m. and the senior boys at
9:30 a.m.
"The Newport-Irvine Rotary
are the ones who contribute and
buy the trophies, and those are
the people who start and time the
races, so they should be given the
credit," Varvas said.
ln Division IV competition,
CdM's boys are led by senior
Mike Maguire, though Junior
Tyler Beardslee, last spring's Sea
View League 1,600-meter cham-
pion, will probably become the
Sea Kings' top runner by ntid·
season. Senior Christy Cummins
is CdM's top girl.
Costa Mesa's girls are led by
Gegi Van De Walk.er and Kelly
Chapin, while Estancia's girls are
headed by Tanya Perkins and
Araceli Martinez.
On the boys side, Zeke Noo-
nan leads Costa Mesa, while
Michael Appell, Stephan Appell,
Elvis Gutierrez and George
Gutierrez lead Estancia.
More than 5,000 runners are
expected to participate.
No area team was ranked in
the Orange County top-10 pre-
season poll.
j C PO L O •
Bucs hoping to grow under
Oeding as polo season b egins
•New coach will try to
point young team in the
right direction.
reserve role as driver, and figures
to be one of the team's leading
scorers this year.
Dameron has seen the
SoCal College women's
soccer program grow by
leaps and bounds. .
S cott Dameron has seen the
very worst of t:i.J;nes for
Southern. California College
women's soccer.
Now, he's hoping to enjoy
some of the good ones.
Dameron was hired in June
1993 to build the Vanguards'
program virtually from scratch.
From the time he was put in
charge, he bad just two months
before the team's opening match.
"There was nobody on the
team at that point," said
Dameron, who also coaches the
Newport Harbor High girls
soccer team. ·What made things
more difficult was that recruiting
was all finished. Luckily. we
were able to get a few 'players
who hadn't found a place to play yet.•
Dameron entered that first
season with modest goals. "We
had maybe two or three girls
who could really play," he said.
"The others worked hard and
filled in, but it was irnpo.ssible for
us to compete. We just couldn't
match up."
The results bore out
Dameron's fears. The Vanguards
lost their first 19 games, many of
which were by lopsided out-
comes. "I think it was about the
12th game before we even
scored a goal,• Dameron
recalled.
That team finally broke the
losing streak by tying The
Master's College in the la.st
match of the season to finish
0-19·1.
But that adversity has
spawned success. Given more
than a few weeks to recruit,
Dameron was able to build a
much more competitive team
last season.
"We had a pretty good
recruiting class,· be said. "We
got Jamie Gardiner, who
transferred in, Meggen Fleener
from Newport Harbor High,
Megan Conner and a couple of
others."
The result was a 6-11·2 '94
campaign, one that started very
promising, but ended on a sour
note as the result of a five-game
losing streak.
"The problem was that we
lacked depth,· said Dameron.
"We had a starting 11 who pretty
much played the whole way.
Then, during a one-week stretch
last season, we lost five starters.
"They were falling off one by
one. During those Jast five
games, we couldn't field a team
at the same level as we wanted."
The steady rise of the program
a)'pears to be continuing. This
season, entering today's Golden
State Athletic Conference opener
at Cal Baptist, the Vanguards are
4-2, nearly matching the victory
total of the previous two years.
~we've been able to recruit a
higher-level player," Dameron
dennis
brosterhous
explained. "We're building more
and more and the expectations
are higher. Everybody lS pushing
each other to succeed.·
One of the newcomers tlus
season has had a great UDJ>dct on
the team. Forward LaWie Van
Herk, a transfer from Cypress
College and the second-leading
scorer in the state last season on
the community college women's
level, had a team-high seven
goals in the first six games.
Others who have come in to
contribute include Courtney
Leonard, an all-conference
sweeper at lrvine Valley College,
and Katie Kelley from Bothell,'
Wash.
"Our goal is to make the
playoffs and I think we have the
depth to do it," said Dameron.
~There are some strong teams
and Westmont is probably still
the team to beat. U we want to
win the conference, we'll have
to beat them. • a
Eltanda High product Jtalla
Schnurstein is starting her
sophomore sea.son as a middle
hitter for the Wichita State
University women's volleyball
team.
Schnurstein had an impressive
freshman seclSon at WSU,
earning a spot on the Missouri
Valley Conference All-Freshman
team. She std.rted in the middle
for the Shockers, finishing
second on the team in block.
solos (14), second in block assists
(71) and second in total blocks
(85).
She led the team in attacking
with a .268 percentage, her 200
kills ranked fourth on the team
and her 21 aces ranked third.
Schnurstem. who played dub
ball with the Cal Juniors, was
named all-league first team m
1992 and ·93 at Estanaa. She
also lettered three years m soccer
and track and field with the
Eagles.
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Long Beach State freshman
Misty May from Newport Harbor
High was named to the
all-tournament team last
weekend at the UC Santa
Barbara Classic.
May had 166 assists. 47 digs,
12 blocks and 12 aces in the four
matches. The 49ers are 6-1
overall, 2-0 in the Big West and
ranked sixth in the country by
the American Volleyball Coaches
Association and seventh by
Volleyball magazine.
COSTA MESA -Chris Ced-
ing, Orange Coast College inter-
im water polo coach, believes the
Pirates are on a two-year plan
that begins this fall.
Ceding, a member of the Unit-
ed States national water polo
team, has a two-year appoint·
ment as Don Watson's interim
replacement while Watson (172-
57-3 in eight seasons) is on sab-
batical. Oeding graduated from
Cal-Berkeley after a sparkling
career at Corona del Mar High.
Two·meter man Bret Trezise
from Saddleback High figures to
be a key player this season after
scoring 143 goals in 24 games as
a senior last year. He had 304
goals in his three·year varsity
career.
MARC MARTIN I DAJL'Y PILOT Corona del Mar goalie Billy Messenger blocks a shot on goal by Foothill in Friday afternoon's nonJeague water polo match.
With an almost-all freshman
squad, Ceding figwes the Pirates
will need two years in order to
return to the level ol play that saw
them reach the state champi·
onship tournament for five con-
secutive years before last season's
loss to Citrus in the Southern Cal-
ifornia Regional finals.
Only one player returns frQm
last year's 17-8-1 squad that was
second to Grossmont in the
Orange Empire Conference. That
playe r, Brazilian Rodrigo d e
Oliveira, scored 15 goals in a
Driver Steve Bwkhalter from
Mater Dei brings a good outside
shot, while James Emmons from
El Toro also returns to OCC tlus
year.
It's.Emmons' first season of col-
legiate water polo after he swam
competitively for Coast in 1993
and '94. Last spring, be swam for
Cal State Bakersfield and was
second in the nation at the Divi-.
sion 2 level in both the 100 and
200 meter breaststroke.
James Battles is the goalkeep-
er this year, replacing two-time
an-conference netminder Kaj
Sturdivant.
other players competing for
starting jobs are drivers MJchael
Anderson, Christian Billson,
Newport Harbor product Carl
Johnson, Fred Timberlake and
Chris Vinciguerra ..
J S O LLJIY B ALL
Quick sweep for Orange Coast
SAN JACINfO -It took twice as long just to get there, and nearly
as long in terms of wannups as Orange Coast College's women's vol-
leyball team disposed of host Mt. San Jacinto Pliday Afternoon in '42
minutes, 15-0, 15-1, JS·2 in nonconference play.
The Pirates 1·1 were led by the play of setter Kati French (17 a.ss-
ststs1 11 servlc~ a~s and 6 d.iga, as well as the .Play of Carrie Richey at
the net with 6 Jd..Us. •
Coast returns . to action Wednesday at S when the Ptrates host S«n Diego Mesa.
Newport turns back Estancia
COSTA MESA -With all three singl8!
pJeyen po.ting sweeps, the Newport Har· .
tior High gull tennll team handed b<>tt Estancia its tint loss 0( the sea-
aon, 1-'""· tn a nonleague match.
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Ve.ne1M Godbey, Katie c.mtgbt and Erk4 Nellon were dominant
in stnglel, while the Newport team of Brooke ~ylor-Jalme Swart>ru-g
took ell Of tbelt letl In doubMI.
for the~ (4· 11. Ille ti.W'llbf WM the pliey ol the doubl t am
ol l.ellM N.,_·Netalle Rabwy, wbO won two of three sets
POLO
CONTINUED FROM 81
wanted to do, but the guys came
out and gave a good effort,·
Duplanty sdld
"We got away from what we
·I tlunk we played too much
into Lheu hands. It's a learning
process for us. You can't stay with
Eagles split two
LONG BEACH !WATER POLO!
• Estancia High's
water polo team meets an undetermined
for today at 8:30 a.m. at Long Beach W~
son following a split on Friday at the Wil -
son Invitational.
The Eagles ,handled Long Beach Jor-
dan, 12-2, but dropped an 11-8 decision to
Trabuco Hills on Friday.
Estancia 1 Z. UI Jordan 2
Estancia scoring · Peterson 1, B. Wayman 2,
Lane 2, Bollenbach 1, Huang 1, E. Wayman 3,
Stephens 2. Saves: DeWilde 3, B. Wayman 3,
Stephens 1.
Trabuco Hiiis t1, EstMtda I
Estancia scoring · Peterson 1, Senften 1. B.
Wayman 1, Bollenbach 4, Stephens 1. Saves:
DeWilde 13.
DEE P SEA
FRIDAY'S COUNTS
O•v•y's Lodcer -6 boats,
132 anglers. 2 dorado, 160
yellowfin tuna, 808 skipjack, 3
yellowtail. 11 calico bass, 17
sand bass, 6 sculpin, 4 sheep-
head, 4 roclcfish, 2 whitefish,
270 mackerel.
Newport Landing · 4
boats, 65 anglers. 7 sand bass,
37 calico bass, 18 barracuda,
76 bonito, 2 halibut, 5 yellow·
tail, 24 madcerel, 6 roddlsh,
15 sculpln, 1 blue perch, 2
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IVIR HAD ONI OF THOSI DAYS
WHIN ALL IS RICHT WITH THI
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Foothill 14, Con>Ni del Mar 5
Foothill 2 4 4 4 -14
Corona del Mar 2 1 1 l -S
Foothill scoring B. Brown 5, Am¥> 5,
Pflueger 1, Hay 1, Katz 1, Metzger 1.
Saves: R Brown 6, Maull 1.Corona del Mar
scoring Batley 3, Weir' 1, Marctiiotietti 1
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~iH•' ·o·u·s·ES·,--· COSTA MESA 1024 CEMETERY LOT/ COSTA MESA 2 124 B NEEAWCPHORT NEWPORT NEWPORT 2169 ~~~:uIA 2607 ~~:~ 2622 COSTA MESA 2
iiii!ii~iiii~iiii~~ CRYPT 1225 2169 BEACH 2169 BEACH E'ald• 2Br 1 ~B ONDOS 48R on V• acre lot E'alde/Npt Hts-3Br nits) Ip d/W hk Li:OR SALE P oo l , upgrades. Pacific View V l•t• Twnhome, frptc, patio, Newport Nor1h 2BR VIII• B a lboa 2Br 1Ba 2 BR 1BA Vlblock from On the Beaoh 2BR ~atlo/garden 'gar
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MUST SEE S235,000. d e l M a r section, lot sngl 011. $995. 547•7S4o Beach Area H4 BA. Gar, Fp. wo. penthouse, cath cell· bch. Very clean. Prkng 2BA, 2·car gar, fabu-587515950 545•58 OW e /557 5069 $1000/mo. At10 for tng, frpt, poot/spa. spc. $900/mo. Avail 9/ toua vtewl $1750/mo. · n r -30-2 tots. Priced 50% Npt Hg hta 2Br 2Ba, 72"0402 B k E'SIDE 28R C tt Winter Furnished Sale. 675·6062 Agt. $1200/mo. 548·3155 1. Call 909--337-4180 .,.. ro er. * o ONLY $SK ON! below market. Asking Ip, new cpl , gar. Avail fp, yard, cell ta
Gorgeous 2Bo 2BA $2000 both. Owner l0/4. No pets. $1095 Or Yearly NEWPORT RIDQE VILLA BALBOA Lrg 2 Lrg 2BR 3BA 2·c•r pnl/carpl, etv s
Twnhm w/2·car gar. 619·341-3828 Incl utll. 642·5937 2&3 Bedroom 2Br+den, view. metr Br, 2Ba, trpl, d/w, gar, W/0, OW, fp, eun· COSTA MESA 2624 338 20th St 548-6
Xlnt area. A bargain at Open HouH Sat 10-9 Many Oceanfronts $2400/mo. PCR w/d hkup, 2 sec pkng, deck, arlm. $1600/mo EASTSIDE 28R HO
$149,900. Call Today. OUT-OF-COUNTY 2944 Elden Ave. A2 $850-$1700/mo 729-7234 or 759-Q341 pooVspa/tenn. Gated. 873-1744 Avt Now. 2BR 1BA Laundry Fenced Pet OK, P t I k T • Agt d v·11 R t I OCEANFRONT Custm Avalt. 51275· 544-5370 SMALL STUDIO APT hk~·p1, g••, 2868 hkup or' coin-op, lOUAL HOUllHO • r7c ...... a•n7o0r2 PROPERTY 1525 Tltwgnhhtm&. xbtrrlaghntlcEe'S31Ber I a en a s ·w -ono11ruN1H uv 3Br 2Ba condo fully •W E STCLIFF 2Br 1 house to the ocean. Hickory Place. $725 sgl carport, $8
Alll'Ul ...... 1h1111Sintllltllis 2•hBa, dbl car attch Property Mgmt furn. No pet•. Avall 2Ba, 1-car gar, W/d, W/0 , tg bath. Avail 10/ (310) 431·7870 $300 dep. 545-044
.......,1sAll6«tll.-efff· ORT TEMECULA-Win• gar, yrd. Quiet, nev.(er. 10/15-6/15/96. $21 50/ pool. Near shopping. 1. $535/mo. 675-7574 1 B•drm Apt $585 Eaateld•
ml Fair.._..., Act 11 1161 as NEWP Country Special 2·sty, $1200/mo. No pets. 6 7 5•4912 mo utll paid. 673-6607 $900/mo. 548-3104 S tudio Bright & cln. Eaal of Harbor 2BR w/Gat. 2•1ty
:_....-.u11111ia11t11ep l BEACH 1069 3br 2ba, POOL. dbl David, Agt. 722-1488 Ocnfrnt Winter ~.... Nice area, HP full kll Alt utll1 paid complex. $795/
i. ""'*' ·-.y ,ntcruca. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ga{9~erl~·8~i':s:O NEWPORT 3BR 2BA, xlnt tocl SOOTH COAST $825 w/uut, quiet NJ (714) 97<>-6261 Pam, Agt 546-5
llMllallH ti 111iu111111t1111 Absolute Bargain! GOLF COURSI! VIEW W/D, patio, frpl, dw, .-no 2186 Smkr, N/pet 673-5580 18R Mobil• Home Lovelw, Spacloua
NIH • IKt. ctllr. llflt ltll, Ouallly 5Bd 3Ba, ram-2Br 2Ba twnhm on Big gar. 52300 &46-4081 MEu, StLldlo In Ocnfrnt Bid Quiet 6 Secure. 2BA nr s. Coast Ml,~QnNUals&lllll" lly home nr Fashion RESORT BEACH 2169 Cyn golf cour1e. Trt-lvl Pri m• Bluff1 Exec S595. StL1dlo-1teps to 1991 Newport Blvd.' Fp, Patio, Eno Gar
.......,.,..._ ••llllPliollllf 111and w/pvt yard + PROPERTY 1580 w/cath cell, tg mstr sle Condo. 2400 l/f, 3Br 2Br 18• Condo pool, Bch & Bay. Fult kllch. Me-8373 pelt. $1050 854-1
·,.....,...; ,.......,, llml· apa. Reduced s6oK • 1 Blk to B c h Ctean $1800/mo. 759-8124 3Ba, den/ottlce. $2400 eauna, tennle, lrplc, S665 673-60761588-4242 28R.1 BA s6 so/mo. Newport acroas
&IUlll llf •lscMllulto•." Only 5539,900 w/ 3BR, 2BA, frptc, 2-car Large 4Br 2Ba, trg din S8"'egret Rltra 644-0195 takevlew. $800. Gaa & Lndry, pool, quiet, nr atreet: 2Br 1 VlBa
TMI .....,.,., wilt not TERMSt Call now • San J o•• del C•bo, gar. W/O hk-up. 2 Lrg area fam rm Ip fncd Sp•cloua 4 8R 38A wtr pd. <818) 893-4438 Overstocked with all tran1portatlon. No gte sty, gar, $825
•• ....,.a,alllfllhlltlu· P•trlck Tenore A gt On the beach, lBR gall1~9St :~4:..~.3:s°66 yd, Comm te~nf1ipoo1. Inside lndry+xtru. stuff? pete Me-c>392 1685 lrvtne Avelll5 ~ .... a. ia1 "*"' pttkll ts 111 780-8702 ...... Condo, all amenities. av · Great tocl 759-5011 On par-In EutbtuH. A call to A oh••l'Y w.11-deslgnd dog1. 720-9422
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550-9347 AT THE BEACH LIDO fab beachfronl Avt 1l/1. 760-3l09. APARTMENTS Classified 1Br 1Ba, Hrvlng bar,------...
•,.,. ......, ....,._ INI 111 2-3Br on/off golf Annual Rentals 4Br 3\tBa turn. Ten· St•P• to beaoh 3Br FOR RENT will help pvt patio, $585-$600/ 11.......,, 11"'1llff i• 11111 course. $345-469K. REAL ESTATE nls. Avl Oct '95 only. 2Ba, gar, w/d , beaut !42·5!78 mo. 548-9081 •--------. o w ,,,., .. .....,... .. • Melinda Agt 759-7700 WANTED 1625 Or Winter Furn $4500/mo. 873-6239 ocn vu .patio. S14751l•••••••-·~--61Jd 11111tJN& 11C.,. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 Luge Selectio n Lido l ele Bayfmt (Dock mo yrty. 642-0688
..... ..,, ' ... callKUO 3131 Corte Marin 1·38d wntts · $1000-1600 avl) Lovely 4BR 3BA. St•P• to Bea chl BALBOA -M·lllUl1·-~·15111.ftr 3BR.$389.000 w:l~~~?~wU~~:,u:e~~: 3/2ocnvufurn ···· $1150 wk/mo/yr·furn/unf. 3Br 2Ba, gat, W/0. 8 ... rt t I ifllF, OC .. , ,itm Sandy Mittman/Pru Cal Private Party. $200-3Bd Npt Hght1 . $1895 Pou lse opt 650-2300 47lh St. Prof w/refe ISLAND
a calHUDal421·3500. 729-7271 $250,000. 714-831-0832 Propert 1t Mgmt Newport Ht a Twnhee lJ$~1~65~0~/~m~o~~6~5~0-~1~28~8~1~~~~~~~~
3 •SPYGLASS HILL• The PNdenlal. 3Bd 2.5Ba +Den, 2-Twnhs•Belcourt Hiiie. Bright 2Br 1Ba upp.,.,
Ocean & city light• ..._.... car garage. $1450/mo. 2 Maatr BR, 3Ba, 1 II· Yrly, $1075/mo. Street
1002 view surround this 5Br HOUSES/ 673 1900 Weat o llff 2Br 2Ba, bfary. Gated toe, nice patklng. Adell PaltlH'• remod hm w/gourmet • pool & gar. $1000/mo. vtew. $3200/mo ~3 son Realtor, 722-2511
"; OOV'T FORECLOSED kitchen, pool, Jae & CONDOS B •Jt View Condo 2BR Chrlatlne Agt. 723-4494 VIEW OP BAY Lrg 2BR 28A Lower
Hom•• for pennl•• ••tate·type lot. A FOR RENT 2BA Immaculate. Convenient 2Br mobU• home on Flrplc, dw, mtc, ehr
1 on $l. Delinquent Tu, 10+1 Must sell nowt Whit• wa1hed hard· Cl•Hlfled lh• bay. $880/mo. gar 11200/mo. Yrty •
.. Repos, REOa. Your Open House Sal/Sun wood floors. Yellfly. M 2·5078 818-335-6538 Ullls Incl. 759-3589
c Alea. Toll Fr•• 80(). 1~. 2 Drakes Bay. Secured hlghrlae --------------------------
89a.9n8 Ext. H-1398 Laura-Metro Realty bulldlng. $2150/mo. ------------------------i, for current t11t1ng1. 714-285-6476 BALBOA Cindy Agt/&32•1400· COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESI\ 2624
= Or• .. ne County PENINSUIA 2107 BAYRIDO• tight & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · ,.. -·• bright, 2Br 2B• '' For-losures &A --CRBA--G-E____ condo. Cathedral cell,~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiijiiiiiiiiii.i"1 -1125 Oceanfront & 19th St. f 1 d/W 1 pa II '' D f It 3B 2'""B A rp c, ' poo' 1 • QUIB.,.. &: SB -n nNB n1 e IU I ili•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil r ""' a. wesome, atngle attch gar, w/d '..&. ~
Dally u .... 90-75 new :.;~~~~~:~~).~:.;' hkupe, geted. $1375. P·a•~ •Kesa Ap-_._._e, .... ·ts pro.,.,.u .. listed dally, Avalt. 831-8097 Agt. --~ .LT.&; ii&.&: LA.La !A&
-each with complete •--------B•vvlew Terr•oe 38r
prort1e. ... ........... CORONA '. S Coun~ Record• ·~--• 2\tBa hH, very clean
R .... r ch ._.._.lflrr ~ DBL MAR 2122 & bright. Comm pool. .. 940-8773 e xt 15 -, 12200/mo. 609-7958
•Or.,._ Hiit• 4Br 3Ba, .... llr:Sllld.tlil •BIO CANYON•
• 1, 32$0 eq ft, catn a.Ila, ,_r....__...~ Lrg 3BR 2BA Townhome. 2Bd 2Ba • T 1 _, Front unit, Pool, Spa & Tennie t 3 fp. rad• or ••opt. •----•=.o1a----' gar. Avl 10/1. Agent $11500/mo. 759-8242
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Mesa lotid the lush
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woods 8c mtdy palm.s. -13891<. 310-439-4435 -a..0.1000 Ext 306. 81u 1,. 8 • • u tr ,U,-=::==::;:-----·1-::=::-=:::------1·--------I BR+den Slngte ety,
·"COlONA BEACH COSTA MESA 2 124 tlv. rm, frpl. FURN. Z. .. DEL MAR 1022 P"OPERTY 1175 car gar. 11eoo+•ec
&\ yrly. Agl 121-3568
FINAL RKDUCTION ~Nii •• ~.-Wijijln~teiirii!Rii•iin~ta~ll• t n~'-1 ~:v:~Vklt~~~~'. atufte Condo 4BR w2/
MUaT ••LL On &•ndl Fwn'd S8d Quiet etreet. Dlecount. flrplace, •mall yaid, • F S·•-ey Ow 1 AIOI\/ Or 1 •.. 8 s car attachett ga1age, °' · -net. hOuM I .....,.mo. .... 11295. 557-311 ue In beautiful condition! Old CdM Connecticut apartmenta saoo a a1200
charm w/llg backyatd tno:Ull/ct>t.,ip. 1133-0243 1at llonth'a Rent 13'75 11760/mo &to-5324
on 8uck Outley. Huge 2bt + 2tll lnhn\. huge yd. pool
Uv nn. w/Vault•d cell. "111tur-•y LOT/ Chet tot pete ~ Ch~• we. Fp, 48A, 2 .... 8A. Fr 'WGftUJ&IO&\ a 0 3 9 QOLDENIEYS
dre, wood fir•. OnfY ClYP'l' 1225 11100/mo. 2 fam rm•. you wlU find 1409,000 418 Hazel. a 2•"" ft h•• unu need OPa N HOU8a UT 4Bf 3 a. """ eq • w ... ,-
A Studiot.. 1 at l B«itoonla · Jrs. ssts m S600
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~ NoPftl t Vcnic:al Blindt t ~~PaimkTilc ~ROom
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.. -r W'" di TOR•LLI Rl:.AL TY r.a:_ H-·-·. 9.·00 ·-· 6·.~ M·P (714) 4,....0193 ~•t loeatton. "' ... \H\U went IO PllY ~UUP ........ ... .. oount. Cell Btanch•, 840-7~•• ,__ and 10;00 am 4:00 pm w~
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~--fODl'r 2121 ~lllKJl~-,.·~•0•'"9-muLS TO ··----·I•----• LOST a ·-_ ----AliVV• SB1 D 2124 COMMIWCIAI. BUSllllSS a POU11D ,...,._'.'1:"'~ IDTll.S DAL ISTATB JIDIAllCB
rooc-No c1o9e.S700 -~d. .._. ~ T~ Alla. 1114 ,..,.Lat •••lllleeper f'ull A~ .._._. +IO.•n-~Agt eundk. Hl!llPf -..-on. c.I. Wlillka -w/ limp me. help bring your charge. Organlnd, -.v.,,sni
,._-tioo . ---•• right elde, on 9-3 eonge to a hlghw ~. Sal-OOE Gowm.t MNQ deU. ;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;-...,1&0011$ 2708 .tw W/Z tit. •~. •VoHlllAiN ()JllllQ BVcnntcc COM, 9n-7925 ~.Tim 9415 540t Wlndowe·up. Cell G•leon'e Merllc•t BUll&aGTOlf ...... ,, or an.am POI IDT 2711 -...-K*ly g 7900 Uellc• •n•rg•tlc,
BlllOU'I 2142 iii laa~ L; hie OPPO..ruNITr Loet al 438 7• x202 friendly people to ...
CM ..... In .... ....... dual ,.,..., llpt, NMI. 2904 E 17th .. CM (Utlle •..wno....aal"P ~., CNA FT/PT, •lit our cuatomen. quiet .,... Verd, gar, cleM, nolVemk. no/ t<NohO Bold S.~ ~ &. s -..-a A llv...it\. ...ts, reliable, Must be at>le to work 1911 mA,, a 9'J C... WO, kltch ~. pet. 16P$/mo + 112 utl _ ~ tine S~ Gold band ~le. C< 09bo Ou schedule Incl ,
l!.ncto.ed Petlo. 1350 Incl ut{t M1.Q2oo Av! 10-1 e7a-40ae Fiom2001D '°'10.,..... ,OACED SA1.f. Must Se1 W/Wht gold clHp. ble 13CM357 Lv msg weeknds/holldaya.
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S100 11~ Caballwo. ~~~==-----.-Cocnpedtlw ..... Aooa 1.oc11111e. to ful a eod-' ~>t. W'Wit18"circ-H .50/Hr llW1+unlon " P • J PropeniH. &'aide CM nw Back N .. Npt Creel 211t 3ea tioaaJ w. Airpon: 8Nldt mad\, Earn l$01< ular Inhe rited from EMPLOYMENT CAS"llEA r:T/PT bnfls • oppty t.o ad-!=li==!!iilill)ii!iiii!m=~
131_.981 8ay. Room w/p vt condo Poo&/apa. gar • ' yr. Musi ... by 1121. Moth•r *500 RE· 5530 All •hlha. Apply at 7• vanc:e. Apply In per-
bath, kltch prlv. N/S. t•nnla: Nw beach'. .CSOOC..-~ lllllkeon.t.~ WAROI e73-5189. Eleven, 115115 Olaler, son Mon-Fri 8·5, 1860 PfT Rat.all clothlng
'42.5/mo 645-8418 S550 tll 6415-7183 Newport Bam CM. e62-3l24 San Miguel Dr., Npt ealea, NB wld9tfronl IllVllfE 2644 . + u ' LOCAL RTl!•2A Loca-L 0 • T 1 • • • 8 I • •~• 000/Yr lnoonte Chlld Care Thura & Fri Beach. 844-8860. EOE ehop. SCS/hl lO 9tal't. iil••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ~~--------I NBli•i Penift Sha,.. tlona•Buy All or Pupp~ .,_mo-old fem. potenUa l. RHdlng moma. 18.50.$7.50/hr. Hooter'• Costa Me.. EJ(? r•q'd. 723-f>251
c.,nhy L.,,.n. Span. VACATION 3Br duple• W/2-car Part•Poaalbl• 2K wht/blk/brwn. 118. vie book•. Toll FrH (1) Mariner• Church. Npl Now hiring •ll 'posl-P/T WorkF/TP•r llh •'Y'• hH. Clrc. 1ntNT•~~ 2722 gar. Nr beach. $390/ Wkly•800-59M789 Cliff Dr. & Riverside 800-898-tn8 Ext. R· Bch. 840-6015 x 510 d 1 49 0 38A. """ na.;, m"' vaat1v 931-5799 Ave.. NB. REWARD, 1381 for d•tall• Ilona. Apply In peraon. 6am-12 M·I", no up rveway ..,,_ ,. +~a FoallDIT+ PAYPMOMl!ROUTB Cal1StHl,M2-0870 · CNA Hoot•r•·NB. 2406 nee. $8.00/hf+comll'\. 11850• p &. J It Prtv a Prime Estab Locallona .40,000/Yr Income Nursing & CompatlloN Newport Blvd. NB $30().$500/wk. Marte lo Properties. 131 .. 081 ••Ibo• Pen 2Br 1""B• m •th In hm, 'Jas.rtAJCC-.A Elll'n s1200 weekly. Loat1 iO'"'°' aeo~k potential. Home NHded '°' Homec:ara. sales. Otflce prOductil
Turtlerook 3BD 2BA, cottage 1850/Wk. 3Br Nwpt. Hgts. Utlla paid. WM11om.60llalc 1-800-866-458824 hrs Pu~ w/1thr bottom, Typl.sta/PC u .. ,.. ToU F/T. 3 10-4Sl -4444 lnve ntorr Con trol 852-0247.
2 patio. Spa, Wik lo 1v.aa duple• $975/ Pnv enlr. & VleW. 145-••s.rtO.. In Npt Bch, S•utde & FrH (1) 800-898-9778 C lerk Comput•r exp1---------
park. Perfect cond. wk. Both w/2-car gar, 2941 or 548-le30 W.~aa Oranga. Grad atudent eit T-1381 tor listing•. COUNTER HELP FIT deslr•d. Ladles appar-PART TIME WORK
$1800. 19271 Sierra lndry, d/W , clHn. Roomnu1te to •har• need• material .Inside. Arllat/Soulptor for Mall BoxH Etc .• 1048 rel. FIT. 720.1996 FULL TIME PAY
Cadiz. P & J Jonathan, 975-0588 2.Br 2Ba townhouse In '•8'ftliltAJCOlt ANNOUNCEMENTS Mark ?14-&4Mll1 email ceramic ahop. Irvine Ave., Newport N•nnr to care for NB The . TJmH Orange
Properties. 731-4681 Npt Bch Oceanfront Costa Mesa. Clean-cut • .._¥tAJCOlt A Comm. to start, lead· Beach. 831•5400 Infant, xlnt drtver, refs Coutrr( is took.Ing for
Reserve now tor wkty/ non.amokw. 2-car at-OelaL1barS-.11a Ing to FT. Fun envlt, DELIVERY DRIVER req'd. Non-emkr. CPR bright, energeUc u.I• NEWPORT monthly winter rentals tached garage, prl-PERSONALS must have postuve at· FIT. Orang• Co. route. certllled, English-people to work •e•CH 2669 Fully furnished 3B; vat• bath. laundry, • 1•W'IAJCOlt _L_O_ST-6------Utude. a-n 437·7616 company van. Valid apeaklng. 650-5902 e v•nlng hour• with
.u....n 2Ba, gar. No smk/no comm pool. No pets. t...11 l*U..-.Y Boat Show Temp FIT. COL Clean OMV. Call New CoffM Hou...Cdll outald• aalfl leant
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml pets. Karen 434-1424 1395+'-\ utlllUff. See ltMcrt•SICe FOUND 2925 Tidtet takers. general 863-1130 ext. 221. Looking for •nergetlc, Earn hourty wag• +
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$750 to ... 500/mo 1BR Bch Condo, fully 6~8287 F OUND: P•r•k••t1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii be at 1 t 21 & h our attractlv• benefatl -1 p 1 Go DeNT•T~ Blue & blk male w/I• eas ~11• 3 yr• min exper. Call not nee. Call 760-9641 package lncludln" Newport/lrVlna(Tuatln equ P· 00 · lflng ~ nM1 QUYS valid CA Driver'• hnc. Alicia ........... 833-1883 . ...,... ........ ....__-----• IRVINI! near-by (714)759-1064 w11-n blue leg band. East-Want to Talk to Call 757-0163 Ex1·333. PIT Dem onatrators m•dlcal coverage.
APARTMENT AIH&OU 2726 INCO--a bluff/Npt. 759-9022 Frnt Offlc •Medlcal For Grocery Storea In Call Tom, 444-9685.
COMMUNITIES --------liimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii uuo FOUND S t K GIRLS ki'l~ QIRUI PIT M·F 8:30-12:00 your area. Frl/SaVSun. POSTAL & QOV'T JOIS
CatlourlnfoHottlne RENTALS TO MATURI! •Ingle man PROPERTY 2790 8123 1n'p~r:1oi•:: lllCall Nowlll Overs~~dwlth Fun, people person Ca r neceaaary . $21/HOUR+BENEFITS
__ 1_.a_o_o._1A_C_·_5_1_1_5_, SHARE 2724 SHka studio apt bylii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiil hind Jack In th• Box 1·900-37 .. 2 500 A call to 662-0670, Call In AM (714) 557-5579. NO EXP Will TRAIN
•1BR S925• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 12/1 . Long t •rm 18 Unlh, Blow Out on 17th St., CM. Call U T. 8053 Classified OEN OFFICE & D•t• PIT FOR FLORIST To Apply Cd 71 ..... 7-1991
2BR 28.A $725/Up rental/la•. quiet loc. S6S3,000 Marla at 574 .... 249 $3.99/mln & 18 yrs+ will help Entry. Bookkplng exp wtll train. Flex hrs, Sell your hom• 1 Refrlg & dl•hwuh•r NB S hi lrg, new 28r No •mk/peta. Lve Bank Wanta Out work. Or after 5:30, Touch T. req Setv-0 942•5978 helpful. $7/hr PIT. CM. Mon-Sal, afternoons through claHlfled.
Ind. OOx30 pool. No 3 Ba twnhm-Faah Isl. mag. 714-754-7908. Bkt. 751-6666 645-1933 home. (819) 645-8434 Patricia, 662·7373. pref. NB 852·9155 842-5978
pell. No faH. No AC, W/D, pool $67s.1----------
·1eaH. 845-4855 Avt 9/23. 760-6699 r.::::===============================================
=i'The Buyer's Market" 3Br 28• 1 house from 1 BR $340, 1 BR $390.
aand. Approx 1200 •It. Plu• depollt & r•fa ..
newly decoratd. $1350 All amenities. Kerry
IH.818-501·3477 631·2111
NEAR LIDO MARINA -::--:-::.---.,,,-------3 B R I 2 BA . N. w B•I Penn-Shr 3Br Apt
carpet & tll•, d1hwshr, Private Bd/Ba w/ofc.
garage. balcony. N/smk, c:ln, resp, fun.
$1350 998-5868. S575/mo 873-4282
Npt "ghta 2Br 1 Ba, Balboa Pen ~ blk to
pvt grdn/pool, carport. bch. 2Br ll'•Ba cot-
Qul•t. Near ahops/ tage $675/mo. 3Br
beach. $795. 64S-4900 1l'•Ba duplex $775/
Npt Hut• Lrg 2BR mo. Both w/2-car gar, 1BA. EncJ gal' OW lndry, d/w, clean.
n•w drapes/crpVpnt Jonathan, 675-0586
$900/mo. 760.1668 BDRM In beaut quiet
Npt Shra atudlo apt 2 Npt Bch home. N/S,
Dlks to bch. Furn. No N/O. Avt now. No pet.
pet1. Avail 9/25. $550/ $395 + utll. 760-0 t1 o
mo. 842·1J495 ----------• CDM $390/alngle room · Oc e an Front 2 BR 1 BA a vail now. Ulla. paid ..
Yrty, vi-•· 1-car g11+t No pell n/Smk. 708·B
car parking. All new lnl• Avocado. 675-8634.
rl0t. $1500/mo 873-3777 .,,,-:=..,,.,,.------
Agt Cindy °' Chris. CDM Shar• lrg twnhse.
STUDIO naar beach, Br w/pvt bath, pool,
20t E. Balboa. S540/ spa, tennis. No smk/
mo, 6 month lease. drugs. $595. 720.9432
673-0676 or 772-4400 CDM Shr 2Br house by
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NB Executlva Home Must Ilk• cat•. $650.
Pool & T•nnls 640-0095 or 250-9147 sees 840.05 18 ~,,...,,------CM Shr beaut/furn 3Br -TU--S-TI_N ____ 26_9_0_1 2~ea hm. 2Br's •vi@
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l'eSQ N/S 751-1082 Craig
Nor1h Tuatln VlewJPool CM.Roommate wanted
4BR 3BA, •Pa. Iott. to ahr 2Br 2BA.
S t 8 O O /mo 1 2 7 1 Smoker OK. $387/mo.
Mummford. p & J Call David ~29
Propertl••· 731-4661 Iv msg.
Tus tin Ranch Contemp ---------2Bd 2Ba, attc:h gar. E'•lde CM 3Br 1Ba
R•frlg .• CA 2664 Dun-hOUH to aha.re wJ1
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731-46e1. Smok•r ok. 645-3075
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County Auto Dealers!
"Buy, Lease or Browse"
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IRVINE AUTO
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CREVIER BMW Santo Ano Auto Moll Edinger at 55 Fwy 835-3171
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CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 Horbof Blvd, C.M.
548--1 2000 ..
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TUTILE CLICK TUSTIN DODGE
40 Aut~~J'e&· Irvine
RAY FLADEBOE HONDA # 16 Irvine Auto Center
714-830· 7600
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NABERS CADILLAC-BUICK 2600 Harbor Btvd. •Cosio Mesa
714 540.tl 00
HUl01NGTON BEACH HYUNDAI FLETCHER JOMES MOTOR CARS 16661 Beach Blvd. H.B. 1301 Quoit St., Newtxxt Beach
142-()131 833-9300
,. ORANGE COAST •
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The Community
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NB 2 Roomates l..uJ(ury
Condo. Blk to Bch.
3Bd 3Ba, Gar. w/d,
$633. + Dep. 723-6679.
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. 714 380·1200 ATLAS CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH
2929 ~rrr :~~d. C.M. 25/4°~~ :i:,cc~~c~eso 2845 Hornor Blvd,Costa Mesa 549·80~3 54().64 I 0 .:
-----•I CLEANING CONCRETE 6 DRYWALL BANDY MAN 3710 HEALTH, BEAUTY LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PET TRANSLATOR/ SERVICE SERVICES 3548 MASONRY 3557 SERVICE 3584 6 fITNESS 3740 SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSERVlCES 3870 TUTOR 3927 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Carp 'try' roof'g, plbg CHU NQ' S PAI NTI NQ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I OUCH OF CLASS ri t/Q II painting, remod•I LoM Fat Full Our MDa Revocable Uvlng Trust 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel P ersonalized Pet C are LEARN SPANISH NOWI A T Com * Bttt P C UI ty "•ng•T•peeTextur• EI e c IT 1 1 •IS tu c 0 0 · get results LatHt 25 Years Trust Exp. Guar 7work. frH Eat. Ke---• altematl"'"'. No Exp'd S.A. TutOt'. Also Cleaning. Res/ m Land.cape, brldt, alone Acoustic calllng removal Concrete decklJRepalra · Ucll'3 5602 538-1534 '"..., .... ---------1 UclBonded. Free Est. Conc:tN. IOC).7tf.t007 Water damage. Frff MORGAN. Uc'd 650-32ll diets ~ med• u seen $295 No Hidden fffs atreH or worry. Uc, Translator·lnterpr•t•r CARPENTRY 3510 T•raU 282-7143 Esll Kevin 673-6620. on TV. 20/20 & Feb. Home Vlslta 848-7207 Emera ld Painting Ins. Rera .• 873-7184 s ..... na 8 73-7409
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • Cl!M•NT WORK• •CARPENTER Palm, Allur• mag. Newport lnVExt wallpaper/\lle ·BRICK CLEANING-PLAIN/STAMPED ...,..SMALL .108 EXPERT Drywall, Stucco, Wood Barlatrlc CU. 973-8588 Compe11tlve rates. 10 yrs
Rtpelrl, Rtmod. Doors. win-Hl-Pr ... ure Waahlng. Brick/Stone/Tiie/Biock OrywalVAcoustlc Repalt Fence. Sub Floors. Sr. MOVING 3834 •xp-Fr•• ••I 751-2039 PLUMBING 3890 TILE 3928 °:":cilf etucco et!~ Kill• moN9No chemlcals REPAIRS/COATINGS /Hangln~1plng/T1.ture Dl1cl John 836-8235 HOME CARE/ lk•'• Custom Palnllng liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ Jerry ':4ust7 2$~ Off w/arJ. 252-e545 L.541858 8 3 1-4310 Comm/ •• 651-5573 Carpantrr•Eleot rlcal PUBLIC NOTICE Prof, Clean, Quality THE LOCAL PLUMBER CERAMIC • MARBLK
.. '. z'llPHANDYMAN •8018 HOUSECl.EANINO Brick, Block. Siona. 'rll• Plumblng•Drywa11• SERVICES 3760 Th• Calif. Public Utlll· Work. lnVEJct. Dock•. .. Wlll1&111 81ngert Co. QAANITB Install & ~ o UC9nsed·Bonded Cone, Patio, Driveway Slucco•Palnllng•-,ue ti•• Commlulon RE-La117Q3.488 631-4810 Slnca t947 Fab. Cl•arKtp. Uc.'d ~STAWREF:c~ oo:m $10.00 per hO\ir. Fplc, BBQa. Raf. 20 Yr ELECTRICAL 3610 Rooflng•Jlm 841-7494 ... utr ••rvlo•• For QUIRES that all used PACIFIC PAINTING Friendly Servlc:9 Reas.$ 892-59 33 wl~~: a ~&-=· 714-448.o3U Exp. Terry 5 5 7·7894 HANDYMAN Palntln~, Conval .. lng Seniors. household goods letVlc"•auauty work Ltll476000 875-9304 GrouVTll• fteeconitlon
HIR •.. C~RP•NTl!R Cleanlng Move In-Out .A.1 l!leotrloal work Elact•Plumb•Carpt y Perms, shmp-aets, color, mover• print their @ , .... prices. Ll884378 ...,,.Ex_p_e_rt_O,_r-al""'n-C""'l_•_an-l-ng-R99rout •Recau1Jt
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831•8007/227-8122 MOUSl!CLUNINQ Reuonable•Sklllad LAWN CAI! 3808 ments. If you have • <Alallty Job. F,.. est. _P_r_ec_ta_e_P_lu_m_b_ln_g_ TUTO•TvG 3a2a
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.. at ota 083 MQ111tt5 $39,000 •eo-•••• 3941;pgrtl7-830I runs gratl llK• new,
Pattneropensthebiddinfwithone 1---------1-c:-::--:-----:-:-:-:ci"M llXT kpd, ~ey. must .. 111 14100.
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no b'ump. What do you respond? MAJUHI SUPS DODGI 8085 nu enQ/bfeK• pade, Cuhl 23&-9270
1 '!l~l!!lii!l•l!'••i!J em/fm cau, 80k ml.1~~---~--~ DOCKS 10221~ 12.soo oao. 120-1142 '" c."'rw L• ,.,., 2-Q. 6 • A.South, vu.lner•ble,)'OU, aa ~ C#llV8n ' dr, red, euto, fl.Illy
hold: 180 .,. n.. Showroom cond. Wnt. ....,,.CIDES lllO . equtpt. 'tact w-tt ~ • ..,, dll ..... f9c ~ 115,500. "ff...4101
•K 10 3 QQJ S OA Q a ~111 Wiler/Electric. Near tint win, aml'fm .cus,
38th/M•rcus, N.a. PS, . PB. x1nt tlr••· ••• aooaD 122K1---------
Tbe bidaing has pn>eeeded: s 12S1mo. tl4&-l204. Value l6200 Must uc. Light blu•. Xlntl llUCltS 9220
SOUTH WEST NORTH BAST .27' a1D• TIS Sall $497& Obo 577~9"9 Recent Transm(sslon.
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What action do you take? El.c. $9/ft. 075-01211 ) '!~~--i!i~!l'!~~I gundy. Air-bag, ABS, AC/PS/PB. Whl shell,
ISO' .. •' ... ,. DoolUll~M Th~ V8 140K mll••· Xlnll •xlra clean. 12950
Newpol't/98nldre Wht, fully loeded, 112,850 ;M2•9878 Cash! 238-9270 ,.....,.....,,~ ,.,...,.---,TO"-r;;;":"l~, Q. 4 ·.A.a South, vulnerable, you Loolt. fOI" an&WUS on Monday.
Av•ll8bl• Now autc;t, am/tf:n caas, x.1n11;;;;;.:;;;;;;---;;:;-;;:;;l-,-------l--------1--------1~!!!'!~~~~!!!!~l=~C~al~l~8~7~U~S~"!!.-Condi 13500 obO. 75g..l J4ERCUIY 9135 v•vs
,.--+--+--+-t--t TIClll;TS 6075 COSTA MESA 6124 TRANSPORTA)lON ............ Balbo•l-""'i' .. i'i'Mi"~";;·~·r."'a-l"!i:~=~~=~1,;i;ii-iii;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9ii2ii2iii5
Pen. S90 1-car• p1kngl ... •aciort GT '81 CAPRI Comte¥t
Incl. On-•hOf"e faclllty. 5-•PMd. ale, &m/fm New J,op, 5-spd, 1 onr, '88 Mtro k>eded, r.ar CHEAPAIR Bdrm tum, com.puler, BOATS 7011 $800/mo. 723:5835 •l•r•olc••••tle. !Ike new, while. AC, AC, " cpln'• chairs,
Mosl us Clll•• blcycled, 1u1,on, w11,lght MooRifia· lor 35, •1aoo 831.a333 r,wr wndll•teerg, •ml m•g•, 871< ml. Sharp!
•From $190 (1-W)• ••t, •• ,. clol ••· 14, Rowing Dorr boat,-No. Balboa m cau, alloy whls. $8,995 obo. 848:7379 N-:Fr:n,:~J~n:. h•::1 =nvs:~kam with or••· N••d• Chan. )Uni loc. $13K. GEO ·eoao 111,800/obO. 64+~70
1.a00-3eo.aao2 (Bak•r & FallVI-) workl $400. 673-7111" Hu 19' nll boat-cen '83 Tracer bl~ VOWWAGEH 9235
110STON WHALll!R negoUate.M0-1327 ,90 M tt Lal Int, amlfm cess,1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
l•••••••••IG•lnt S•I• Sat/Sun 22· OUTRAGE. 111eq allp up to BO' sall· vert..S:P:iAC,~ :~:~·sJ~~-eondl11
G•ft•GE ~••~s 8am-4pm. Furn, h•• HULL. BRANO NEW boat PeNnsul• near a111reo ca ... air bag, '82 Ti•"•port•r
nAft ~ hold ll•m•, ctthS, IOOls 175 hp JOHNSON 9th 's1. 112/ll. Sara, new lop, low ml, 11---------1 VllfY Rer• Clsnlc. S!ngle
Lots mlscl 2359 Pur· O.B. h•• 25 hr•. New 67$-5t188 or 759-3795 ownar, 37/43 mpg, NISSAN 9150 Clib, ~uns D!'•al, XJnt cond due Dr. {FalNlew/Falr) •leering cables/con-Reglst pd ttvu Aug.. · $3200 obo 777-1059
Hurry llems won·11uu trols. Dual ba11s, WANTED 'M. xm1 conc1. $4490. , ~ea vw BAJA/STREET
Loran, VHF, Fish SUP FOR 32• BOAT 71""'459·59811 l'vtl m11g 79 280ZX ISBk ml, nu
6106 Moving Sat/Sun 9am· Finder, Outrlgger11, Bl· 714 444 0788 pnt/tlras, Jnt Ilk• new! eu9. Ice Grean, color. &pm, Furn, hsehold mini, Stern Seat. R• custom whls, leaving Btahcl N-Mo10< and l~•!ii"!!'!"!i'!i~~-llama, clths, book• & verselble Pilot Seat, HONDA 9085 town, 12,175 obo. Clulch. Exc•Uenl run-
Movlnil/'Eatat• S•I• miac ltamsl 21B 22 St. Fore Seal Stores 845-1594 nlng condltlonl Eye Sat 9/16 ontyl Sam-p --p nl o I,._,_ catcher. Must ne to 3pm. Vintage col-•YARO SALE• o ..... 0 •· ua ........, AUTOMOBILES 'M PRELUDE, dark •97 ••nit:• 6spd, 2-dr appr•clate. N••da
lectable•, 45 ·9 old S•t 8/18 8•m-4pm Trailer. 113·900 obo. blu, 5-spd, mnrf, new •Hver ll4k ml., am/Im, minor Interior tch-up. hats, clths, •hoes, Housewares, linen, {7l4) e4a.e34o. pot/brks, sheepskins, · Good condl $2200 12,000 84 ... 340
porcelains, linen•, blank11ts, dsk, ent. ctr POWER BOATS AM/FM. 1 ownr. $3400 OBO. Call 768-5644 , ·
books, dolls, etc. Also clths, exercise equip. 7012 BMW 9030 obO. (714) 844 8360/d '81 S•nlr• 811! 2 dr, 80 Golt OTI ale,
new ladies designer 3440 Fuohale St. , · 846-0165/eve & wkncls 5-apd, AC, pwr atmg,I Sspd, 78k ml, tint,
shoes & cllhs 5·7, div· YARD SALE S ow '80 Accord LX Clean brks, am/fm cass. 75K aunrl, lmmac $7&00
Ing gear, blcycla, n 18 ft Boaton Wh•l•r '78 3.2QI Runs Good car, new engine, ml. Great comuter/1•1 obo. G5l·8281
kitchen Items, etc. •kl•, housawar••. 1981 150HP Johnaon, 98K ml. Gd k>cal cat. brakes & tlraa. Full car. $5600. 875-5865 224 Collins Ave books, llnans. more. VHF, Loran. bench Naw Ure•. Graat ang. power. 10" alloy -======='-I _ _;_ ______ _
· SAT 8:30-2, SUN 6:30-seat, new bottem pnt $1800 875-3211 , ...... ~ AUTO 124" --------------------------IRiwiino-----1 12, 49B Magnolia Wh••••. Au10 looking ~ ~ w/1rallr. Cl11an·full •84 &.2BE Very ct•lll"I for naw owner, who Chancetar• BAI.BOA cov•r. 512,000 080. Cold AC, strong •nu: needs dependabl• you wUI find ---------1---------;1--------PENINSVLA 6107 FOUNTAIN 673-6955 Mint condl Must salll lranspo. w/ style. what '/OU need
EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE BICYCLES 6060 S37oo C..hl 23e-9210 *8485 842·1 820 ESTATE SALE VALLEY 6134 28'Tl•r• Pur•ult '89 at the price
5530 ~~~C~~!i!!!!:~0~1~5:1~~~~~~~~~ s .F. crul1er twin Y•m . • Frl,Sat,&Sun. 8-4. Ev·'·--------1 200 eng. Xlnl condrl·B-Ul_CK ______ ,I On the move? you want to pay
i ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iil Y•klm• bike/roof rack I' 9035 h d I I I H erylhlng goea! 507 E F.V. High School must 11111. 542,000 W en you rea
HARBOR RIDGE or gul •r ass car. as Balboa elvd. 073-6880 I ,_<O~B~0~.~6'~0-005~~7~:__-l;;m;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;q Sell your extra C ESTATE SALE 2 tray• for bikes. football 1eam'• annuaL1., l•ulfled PASTA BRAVO Changing colors, lots $150. Pete, 675·5130 1---------1 Rummag11 Sare. 39' B••r•»' Expre•• '91 Le S.bre LTD household dally
A11staurant
Cook1/Drlvers Needed ol blua Items. 3.pcl---------CORONA S•t /115 'BB, fully Loaded. 600 Loas:ted, xLnt cond, Items 642·!5!?8
lmmedlatly. Apply •I wall unit, wd window•. SPORTING DEL ••Kn 6122 Sam's Club Parking hr•. excepUonal cond. 81k, 1 yr GM wan-. Jn Classlfied 1104 Irvine Ave M·F lrg wall mirror, antq ''"l.6M\ lot (al corner ol 599,000.•675·6128 $11,500p.p.841•1878 ~ __ _
2pm-4, NB. 548·3406 lamps, plctur•s, aml GOODS 6065lii;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiml Srookhurst & Warner).
a l;;;~~~~~~~-1 •••YARD SALi!: 7am-1pm. Ret•ll Ledill• Sports· potbelly stove, uaker 1,
waar. Exp'd salas per· chair. All top quality. WETSUIT· O'Neel Sat. 9--18 7am·2Pm son al John Leonard'• Lota more. 7~9-7659 "Chill Kiiier" Clolhes, Books. &l·N-E_WPO __ R_T ____ , Ml•c. 1507 Ao•cl• Goll Shop 852-a&ISll. PLANT SALE ACRES Size medium, Ilk•
RETAIL SALl!:S Camanl !OtJntaln• 5110, l;~"~·~W;,,~·;·:·~-~·~·~·~·~·~··1;~~~~~~:.~~~;~~~~!rB~EA:C:H~~=-::=~1 Ottlc• supplies, week· bird bath• 520. C\trU•· laavit mssg. '&4S.7!51K> COSTA MESA'"'61'21
11nds naar Fa5h Isl · frult·avocado (lrultlng) Be•ullrul dining l•ble Lv1~1g883-l20011245-StO. Junipers, vines. TICKETS 6075 ••.2FAMILYSALE & chair•. washer & herbs 51. Kg palms 8.
RETAIL SALES $20. * 909-674-~22 l~iii!!;;;;;;;;~i!i~mi!!!I SAT.Onlr 7:30•m '1•• dryar. Hoover
U al I di II • "Ao II Tl k t RT TV, VCR, Stareo, Misc. vacuum. Sal am, Sun psc • a •• go r ne 0 • Hous11hold llams. au day, 307' En<;ina resort wear, FT/PT, WANTED Anywhere in USA/ 383 Le Perl• Laine (ott Vista del Oro) EXP'D. 720--1996 Canada. $250 obo
Te•cher Aid TO BUY 6019 349-9965 .. Lv msg. RENT CHILDRENS BOOKS Enarg11llc, happy per-Whether you·re buying 8UPER BLOW OUT
son wsnt11d 10 help USEO GOLF BALLS or selllng, Clssslfled SALE. Over 4.000 naw
love & care !or Infants OLD QOLF CLUBS covers all your ne11dst ___ th_ro_u~g~h_c_la_s_si_lie_d __ 1 books, 40 to 70% on.
& toddlers In a group Top S peld. Fri 3~. Sat/Sun 8-4,
setting. l1Vlne PIT all. 714-875-8103 Marlner11 Elam Sc~
Mon-Fri 85~030 PETS & PETS & 2100 Mariners Drl\/e
TUTOR• P(T H .S, FREE TO YOU 6022 ANIMALS 6049 ANIMALS 6049
Math thru Trig. Chem, i!t::.lr,~!;~~~11~:::::::::.:::::::::~1
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ottllf 1eluffd. (East Blul1)
Biol, foralgn l•ng. Col-lege GPA 3 2 + $8 50-Fr.. to loving home!
$10.50/Hr. 4"43-2700 b.autilul, lrl11ndly air whlt11 cal. 497·5749
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES 5533 JEWELRY, FURS
&ART 6025
·-·-·· ART Wyland M/C-A/P' Plea!ll ba aware that Fr•med. Orea Mlst &
lh• ll•tlng• In thl• CAI· Chin••• Dolphin. Call
egory may require you 546-1207 Make Offer lo call a 900 numb•r
In which lhera Is a1---------
charge per m1nu111. BUILDING
MATERIALS 6030
MERCHANDISE
ANTIQUES 6010 PETS & m*mBilUYl;;;;;NmQmlmTm•M;;;;;O*;;;;liiANIMALS;;;;;~~;;;;;;'!6'!0il4ii9
From 1800-1960. I pc
to llfllire estate. Paint· ADOPT -A-PET
Inga, books, furniture, Every Sat & Sun at
etc. lmmecllal• cash, PETSMAAT, Fountain
top $. 873-8223 IY mtg Vallay. Puppies, kit·
APPLIANCES 6011
tens •nd mOf"e, all
looking lot loving, car·
Ing homes. CALL 597· 9037 for mOf"e Info.
Mertel W...,_,/Drref'. FREE to good horM:
Heevy-duly. El•c. b.aullfu& black Ii tan
1400 tor HI. R•lrle l•mal• Dob•rm•n. 1100 •• _ ........ 875-1788 spay9d, very loving Ii
M0Vina1 GE Relrlg. le•
maker, gls llhlYs. 3 yrs
old. $291 obo ~1575
friendly, 3-yre-old. Owner travels. Call
522"3540 daya, 650-
6604 ........
W••h•r/Dryer $1"0 0•""8n Shep A.KC, I
ea., relrJQetat« 1175 moa. blk rem spayed,
Call ~• Xint temp. UOO. Cwn-
•• moving. 879-7028
Fu•~•RE 60l4 llovtne-must nnd lo\f. &\ol.11""" Ing home for 9-)'J"OJd
AKC nWe &heltle.
Antl41uee: M•hogany >ont compeNon. Cell
China c.blnet $7IO. 879--7021
Side tat>M $95. w.ul·8="0~.~.=.~.-u-.. -.~-.-0-0,11
mltror 1150. 042·9304 ~ ~. a. •
d1r1•• o•non iid. volunteer/foster. Call
priac*-lty new. Inc.I 714417-8037.
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Rini •••• Md. 7 "· w/ ORGANS tnlMWff• ,6 frame, Mke 605
new, 113&. 722.-7624 ••-.W Qrentl P'l8n8
Orange County Bird Club 1883 S•n Bruno
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ance, 75&-78511
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3. Metro Rolty 19. Prudential California
4. Waterfront Homes Inc, Realtors 20. PrudentiaJ California
5 Waterfront Homft Inc, Realtors 21 . Prudential California
6. Warerfront Hom~ Inc, Raltors 22. Rumbold ReaJty
7. Waterfront Homes Inc, Reakors 23. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach
8. Grubb & Ellis 24. Coldwell Banktt Newport Beach
Residential Rnl £$tate Servi~ 25. CoJdwell Banker Newport Beach
9. Grubb & Ellis 26. Coldwell 8-\ker Newport Beach
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13. Rernax 31 . Coldw.H IM\Mt Newport Beach
14. BalOO. bland Ral~ 32. Coldw.118.tnktt N~ ~adi
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16. Prudential CaJlfomia 34. Coldwell llnM; ~ 8Nch
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43. Coast Newport ~rtfos
44. COlilSt Newport Properties 45. PrudentiaJ Newport
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51. NeWp_<:1rtCustom Estates 53. Man . Homes
55. Cover~e
56. Coldwell &nicer Newport Beach
UNIVERSITY
Newport
Coast .
·'
OCEAN RIDGE
Open Slt/SWI 1-5
Exclusive Custom
Mediterranean Villa.
4BR, 4.5BA
w/approx. 4,400
sq.ft. Designed to
take advantage of
mesmerizing views
& brilliant siansets.
REDUCED
$1,595,000
Open S.t,/Su11-6
Truly a unique setting
with stlming
Catafina, harbor and
city Slllset views.
5BR, 3BA home,
new gourmet
kitchen. Motivated
--· Sellers.
REDUCED
$975,000
Fabulous remodeled
48R, 3BA home.
Over 2,700 sq.ft.
Beautifully
decorated master
Ute, wood pane
wiridoWs,French
doors & ilab<>rate
LIDO ISLE
Custom 4BR, 5BA
home awaits the
elitist buyer.
Gourmet kitchen,
built~ns. high tech
amenities, separate
executive office &
lower level den.
lavish pool & spa.
$1,150,000
Spectacular ocean,
Catalina and canyon
views. Recent
custom renovation.
Pool and spa in
courtyard. A rare
site affording both
views and privacy.
$879,000
MONTICELLO
2 Master Suites,
l.75BA, soaring
vaulted cathedral
ceilings, 2 car
garage, close to
schools. Community
pool & Clubhouse.
$132,000
720-9422
Traditonal custom
4BR, 4BA home.
Vaulted ceilings,
gourmet kitchen with
adjoining large f amity
room. Park~ike
setting with pool &
spa.
REDUCED
$1,150,000
BALBOA
PENINSULA
AT rue Cape Cod
Charmer. 38R, !iii!i!!!!!i::;;:miil l.5BA. Enjoy the
best of ocean, bay,
swimming, surfing,
sailing and fishing.
All with a true
community spirit.
~-------' $589,000
BIG CANYON
McCLAIN
Open Sun 1-5
2BR, 2BA condo.
Step down master
suite with mirrored
wardrobe, butlt-in
bookcase in 2nd
be<i-oom. Qutet
gated comnuity wrth
assoc. pool & tennis. REDUCED
$199,000
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WESTa.JFF Condo bright & Immaculate 2 bd . 2 bath
upstairs unit \.l{/frplc in Newport Garden villas
w/community pool. Close to shops & buses.
631-1400 .... ··················· .......................... $138,000
SOUTH COAST METRO In recently refurbished
Brookview Two sty 3 bd twnhm w/dble attached garage
in nice interior location near club & pools
631-1400 ·········· .............................. $149.500
AUSO VIE.10 2 story, 2 bd, 2.5 bath twnhm
w/comm pool & T,· Picture perfect w/frplc, lovely 63'it~f~i0°.r'. ~~~~ ..... ~~-t~~e ~~~:. ~~~. ~j ~sf.8m
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa -Darling freshly painted 3 bd
country cottage Totally redone. custom oak kitchen.
wool carpet & copper plumbing
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
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa. next to Back Bay trails. Extra
lrg 3 bd twnhm w/dining rm & lrg island kitchen
w/breakfast nook. Skylights. high ceilings & patio.
631-1400 ............... $211.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Villa Siena 2 bd twnhome.
Hih ceilings. wood flrs. buUt in media center. Affordable ~31 ~rt .~c~. .......... .. . . .. ................ $212.000
CORONA DEL MAll'S Harbor Woods w/comm
pool. spa & tennis. Popular 2 bdrm end unit In prime
location w/frplc. laundry & dbl garage
631-1400 .. ...... . . ............. $229,000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa. Exceptional 2 bed twnhm, loft
w/closet now an office but could be 3rd bdrm. Beams,
Fr. doors and charming spa in rock hardscape.
631-1400 ................................................... $229,000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Olarming l bd home ~fr~~8!:.~:~~.~~c£.~
WEST NEWPORT duplex at bargain price. Low
maJntenance with one 2 bd & one 1 bd unit + dbl
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BAYVIEW TEllllACE Bright upgraded 2 bd home in
gated community w/pool & spa. Pale hrdwd flrs,
plantation shutters & walled yard w/trees & lawn. .
631-1400 .................................................. $309, 000
NEWPORI' HEIGHTS CMrming 2 bd home
w/hrdwd flrs. plus 2 bd apt w/frpk over the garage. nice
yard. Close to school & shopping. bike to beach.
631-1400..................... . . ........ $317.500
NEWPORT HEIGHTS tear down on great street
Close to aU schools .
631-1400. . ........... . ..... ......... $319.000
01.D CORONA DEL MAR Completely charming 1
bd cottage w/loft, high beam cellin,gs & hardwd floors.
close to Oasis. shops & services. 631-1400 .. $319,900
NEWPORT SHORES 2 story 4 bd home, steps to
comm pool, clubhouse & tennis & the ocean Upgraded
kitchen & baths, large private patio
631-1400. .. ... ..... ... ... . . .... . . .................... $327.000
NEWPORTS BELCOURT 11W-
AT 11IE ~CH 2 bd & 1 bd well maintained units
w/fresh paint & t:Ue floors Steps to ocean. no street to
cross
631-1400................. .. .. .. . ............. $360,000
NEWPORT SHORES two story 3 bd & den w/alry.
open f ee.llng. Most desirable model in this community
w/tennls, pool & clubhouse. walk to ocean.
631-1400 ............................................. $365.000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS totally charming 3 bd
remodeled & expanded home w/family room & bonus room over the garage. Brick patio & lovely yard.
631-1400 .................................................... $395.000
NEWPORrS Upper bay area. A spacious 3 bd
custom home w/dlnlng & famiJy rooms, eat-In kitchen & ~jf.~~.~~ .. ~.~-~-~-~~~: ............ $415,000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa. Pride of ownership triplex townhome~e with 2 bdrm 1.5 baths each unit 6~-l'too ........ ~.~-~-~~: ...................... $420,000
NEWPollT HEIGHl'8 Nice 1 story home w/3 bd and famlti rm w/ber. ff'ench doors lead to beautiful yard With rn':i~~-~~·~····-···············~·····$435,000
Charming shingled custom home w/country French
decor 5 houses to sand w/master, loft, office & family
rm + studio apt. May exchange.
.. . ........... 585 000
BUJFF ene canyon city w spacious 2 sty
3 bd twnhm w/upgraded baths, family rm & .idded
breakfast room opening to picturesque patio.
673-6900................................................. 420 000
AT THE BEACH two spacious units in excl'llt?nt
condition w/2 year new roof, 4 & 3 bdrms both v.1th
brick fireplaces. close to~-
631-1400 ................................................. $495 000
BELCOlJRT HDJ. spectacular ocean & city lrght \11
from 2 bd 2 sty twnhm w/dinlng & family rms & lrg l'<lf
in Euro kitchen. Comm pool, spa & dubhs.
631-1400 ............... T .............................. $4Q9 000
01.D CORONA DEL MAil near new spacious J bd
townhome. dining & famlly rooms. large mchkr
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WESTCUFF GROVE Largest 4 bd floor plan mclud"''
spacious master w/frplc, dining & famUy rooms. lrbr.m.
& country kitchen. Pool, spa & att. dbl garage
631-1400..... .. . . . ... . . . . ... . .. . .. .. .. . . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. $544 QOO
UDO PARK DRIVE nicely appointed 2 bd cond
w/lovely channel. ocean, sunset & city light v1el4., ~~~~:.~:.~~:.~.~-~: .......... $560 000
PENINSUl.A PT deJlghtful remodeled 3 bd w/gre.it
floor plan for prlvcicy and open space built around patio
Master Includes office area & balcony.
631-1400 .................................................. $565.000
CUFF HAVEN Some ocean & bay view from 1 sto1\
3 bdrm cottage, great potential to remodel or build new
with exczllent view from proposed 2nd story
631-1400 .. ·············· .............................. $575.000
SEA ISLAND completely remodeled 2 bd designer
perfect condo w/dinlng rm, den & hi-tech kitchen in
l3ard iated community w/pools, spas & tennis
31-1 00 .................................................. $629.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Bright 4 bd. tastefully remo-
deled In '83. Country style kitchen. family room &
frplces In master. dining & living rm. Deck & spa
631-1400 .. .. . .. ... . . ... . .$679.000
AT 11IE BEACH vine covered Old Monterey style 4
bd widen & guest qrtrs. Authentically remodeled
w/plank firs. beams & leaded glass
631-1400 ................................................... $685,000
8Al.BOA ISLAND Extensively remodeled 4 bd on
quiet street, steps to bay. Uving, master & fmly rms
w/frplces large rooftop deck & hrdwd & tile firs.
673-6906 .................................................... $699.000
BELCOURT Beautiful expanded & upgraded 2 sty 2
bdrm w/sitting area in master suite. dining & famlly rms,
used brick patio w/spa Huge Price Drop!
631-1400...... .. .. ... . .. .... . . ...... . ... $719.000
OCEANFRONT prime duplex w/3 bd down & 2 bd
up. An excellent value with good income potential.
631-1400.... . ..... ····· . .. $795.000
UDO ISl.E l sty 3 bd superbly remodeled home
w/dinlng & fmly rms. new kitchen, windows & doors &
remodeled baths. Xtra lrg lushly landscaped lot.
631-1400 ...... ········ .. ..... ............. ..$819.000
SPYGLASS IOU. 5 bd lushly landscaped "Southport"
on lrg prvt lot, pool, city lite & mini ocean vu. Beams,
hrdwd floors. moldings & paned windows.
631-1400 ....... ········· .......... ······. ..$849,000
UDO ISL£ triplex on the bay. A great value on the
runny side of the lsland with bead\ & gorgeous bay
view Two bd owner's w/frplc + 2 bd & 1 bd unit
631-1400. ....... ............ ........ .... .... . ..... $999.000
AVALON. Catalina Aprx 9000 sq ft hillside lot
w/spectacular views of the bay & approved plans & per·
mits for an exciting 4 unit condo project.
631-1400 .......................................... $1.200.000
l19 OPEN HOUSES.
SATURDAY ONLY
2500 Beacon -Newport Heights
Manny Stellino
2145 Se\/Ule -Peninsula Point, Balboa
Carolyn Starr
405 Morning Star -Dover Shores
Lance Boggs
SUNDAY ONLY
3 Bd Hse
$389,000
4BdHse
$479,000
4 Bd Hse
$1.299,000
8 Theater lane -Aliso Viejo 2 8d Twnhm
Lis Olsen $153, 900
358 Walnut -Eastside Costa Mesa 4 8d Hse
Jeannine Stake $269,000
273 Haverfield -Bayridge, NB 3 8d Condo
Austin Daynes $289,000
2921 4th Ave -Old Corona del Mar 1 Bd Hse
Jerry Smith $319,900
234 Lugonia • Newport Shores 3 Bd Hse
Kem'lie Jo Rizzo $365,000
2440 Santiago Dr • Upper Newport Bay 3 Bd Hse
Sally Nette! $415.000
1614 Dorothy • Newport Beach 3 Bd Hse
June Adams $510.000
1514 Highland -Baycrest, NB 4 Bd Hse
Lorraine Farrington $549,000
54 Ocean Vista · Sea Island, NB 2 8d Condo
Heather Moxley $629.000
121 Amethyst· BaJboa Island 6 8d Hse
Roy Freeman $650,000
1106 Pescador -Dover Shores, NB 4 8d Hse
Jimmie Jones $699.000
411 Rigel Circle -Dover Shores 4 8d Estate
Sally Phillips $1.650.000
3 Deerwood -Big Canyon, NB 5 8d Hse
Jeff Axton $3.950,000
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
1324 Estelle -Newport Beach
Cheryl Johnston I Eva KhwaJa
508 San Bernardino -Newport Heights
Jeny Smith I Michael Scholla
1901 Glenwood -Bayaest. NB
Pia D'Aulia
600 E. 15th • Cliff Haven, NB
Reggie McNemey
7101 Seashore · At The Beach, NB
Renet Peterson-King I Olga Matthews
7 45 V1a Udo Nord • Udo Isle, NB
Rosette·Andr~ Gindi I Sharon Grimes
318 Buena Vllb-S.yfront, NB
Rk~rd Lee I Vicki Lee
3 8d Hse
$359.000
3 Bd Hse
$435,000
3 BdHse
$439,000
3 Bd Hse
$589.000
SBdHse
$795,000
3BdHM
$819.000
3BdHM
$995,000
$2.400,000
NEWPORT'S Dover Shores fabulous 4 bd bayfront
w/lrg dock & huge patio Dining & fmly rm .. & gourmet
kitchen Fr doors. used brick & ro5es
631-1400.... .... .. . $1.295.000
DOVER SHORES Gorgeous 4 bd bayfront. bO ft on
upper Bay's main channel & lrg dock Trad1t1onal w/li
~'J('i~~~:.~ .~a~~~.~~~ .~ .. ~~~ .. 1~~~e. w~sLl99 .000
DIVINE CAMPUS highly emotional 4 bd w/dinmg.
dance & fmJy rms + library. 5 frpkes, exquisite f!Odtmg
staircase & walls of cstm windows to view. (LH)
63l·1400..... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.350 .000
UNDA ISl.E wonderful 5 bd family home m premier.
open bay. view location w/over-sized dock. den. dining
rm & lovely lush landscaped courtyard. (LH)
631-1400.... . . $1 595 000
UDO ISLE 4 bdrm txlyfronl w/newer concrete dock
Well maintained w/den. charming new kitchen & patio
w/spa May trade for 1 sty Lido home
631·1400 . .I $1.670.000
PEUCAN POINT huge front row lot in spectacular
location on the 12th green with white water views Extra
privacy with walkway next to property.
631-1400 ..... ..... . . .. .. . . .. $1.895,000
Dl\llNE 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
BIG CANYON Impressive beautifully landscaped 6
bdrm mansion overlooking the 8th fairway w/c1tv light
view Dining & game rooms. library & den
631 1400.. . . .. .. $2.495 000
COWAN HEIGHTS 2 4 + acres gated eque'>lnan
zoned subd1vidable estate In the Tustin foothills. 3 legal
parcels. lush landscaping. 2 houses & pool
631 1400... . .. . ... . . $2.495.000
OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m .
Buena Visu Bayfront
318 Buena Vista
Open Sat./Sun.
$995,000
Eutside Chuma
358 Walnut
Open Sunday
$269,000
·u Roc:i" SBR 7 .6 acm ~wport Buch Estatt~f Mn. Waynt
App 7.000 ~I . court ~ St.J9S.DOO
Do~r Sho;ill.1 ron~ Homt 58R 48A hm, 4pf 2 }'Kilts
1....1 rge vud • J\16 fnlnugt ~,389,000
lidoblt~· • 'iBR 4 SBA Totan~e
Pnm.. 45 c~1• ewJ! l\~ Sl.1195,000
Lown• Prir~ 11.1111oam 1a 11.11troa• 48R 211.1 0~1 , J BR 1J>1
Cre•t \'•Iv;~ . view ~ 5899,DOO
L1ttlt hL1n~·,nc1t of ishiP'" JBR 2 SBA, Fam Rm. s unit
"lBR I BA ren~I. yfront
5195,000
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BILL FEENEY
in associat~on with TIM CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS®
Linda Isle Gold Coast
SBR 45BA Freshly remodeled home
large dock with turning basin views
$2,,395,000
Belcourt Bargain
4BR 3.SBA Manor 11, pool & spa
Designer perfect, large lot
St,195,000
Buena Vista Bayfront
3BR 4BA + Den, charming beach cottage,
Fabulous turning basin views, boat dock
$995,(Q)
Oceanfront Duplex
JBR 2BA + 28R t BA prime oceanfront
White water views, will exchange down
$795,(Q)
675-1058 • 63 1 -1400
Pelican Hill Estate
4BR 558A, pool & spa, perfect in e\"er)' detail!
Half acre, ocean and golr course views
$2.295,(XX)
Oceanfront Custom
4BR 3.SBA on sand, no boo rdwalk
Tum-key with whitewater views
51,()95,000
Spyglass Southport Model
SBR 4.SBA +bonus, X-large view lot
Very private canyon loca tion
5849,(XX)
C.M. Heights Channer
J BR 28A + Fam & Bonus Rm
Perfect w /vaulted ceilings, hrdwd Ors
5395,000
Corona de.I MM Tennis &tate
SBRSBAContemporuy, wiU exchange
Approx. 1.2 acres,. ocean & bay views
$1,695,000
Lido b le Bayfront Triplex
Easy conversion to single family
rrivate beach, great sunset views
srm,ooo
Lido Isle Traditional
4BR 3BA, prime 45' comer lot
Piazza location, Fr. doors, hrdwd firs
$795,000 I S3SOO per D\O. lease
Corona del M.r Condo
2BR 2.SBA Tum-by, 90Uth ol PCH
Steps to beach & park. hardwood floors
$299,000
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Specializing in properties for sale or lease ... on the water ... near the water ... and with a view of the water ...
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pager: 433-9682
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Golden Circle Award Winner -#2 Agent 1994
NEARLY NEW -DOVER SHORES
Belcourt style remodel. 4BR 3BA. Fabulous Back Bay & ITQlltail
views. Priced to SeD' .... . .... ....... ...... . . $779,000
Highly sophisticated & completely remodeled 111/hi-tech kitchen & ~
baths, 2BR 2.5BA + Den overlooking golf course ...... $629,000
~ 38R 2M w/tl.lgi bonus roam alJCM 3 ar 911'9· ldtal
~ b homt/oftlce im. GOod comer location .. $415,000
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PREMIER DOVER SHORES LOCATION
Light & Bright: 4BR 4BA single story w/private pool & deck
overlooking Upper Bay & Fashion Island $699,000
Beautifully remodeled 3BR 2.SBA home w/hardwood floors, new
windows & French doors. Sparl<ling pool. .......... . $510,000
NEWPORTHBGHTSCOTTAGE
Cozy 2BR 1.5BA Mtier home. Upgnded &: ~ pUWd. Im-
~.mow-~ airdtiou w/ll'ltf/ta room to t:Xpllld.$410.000
2436.West Coast ~ighway 631-1400 x266
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NEWPORT BAYFRONT
Cozy Balboa Coves 2bd, 2ba home widi 38 ft. boat slip and 2 car garage.
Qujet gate-guarded communiry.
$595,000 Ame Petcrstn Cock 707TJ
INCRFJ)IBI.E AEDUCI10N!
S1re1ch our views aero~ town to the ocean. Customized 3bd. 3ba with 3
fireplaces, 3 car garage. lovely patios, atrium -simply the best home in
the Enaccs.
$798,000 Marcie Adler Code 7()l)tr!
VIEW-TI-FULL
Bluffs from row. Fabulous panoramas of Back Bay.
unit w/frcsh pajnt, Vacant lie available for move-in.
$429,000 Sally Sh.ipl,cy , Cocle713S7
STAR QUALilY
Custom home with 3 pri-
vate side yards, pool, spa,
BBQ, and wet bar. Perfect
for entertaining. Spacious
Master suite wirh sauna.
Includes walk-in wine eel-.
lar.
Roy & Mary Osterhout
$1,198,000
Code 71107
THE Bf.ST OPPORTUNTIY
Corona Del Mar viU~ lot in prime location. Take
adv.image of builrung your dream home on this pacch
of pararusc.
Linda Octh & Lois Jacobs
$560,000 Code 70717
SEAVIEW
Beautifully maincained and largest 4bd model in gate guard·
ed community. Priv.ite spa and a forever view of night lights
and mounrains from a very largt rear pario.
Tom Brunson
$695,000 Code 70347
DFSIRABLE HARBOR VIEW HOME
On the sunny side of the street! Great wraP. around
comer IOQti,on. Well m~taincd home with lots of
upgrades. 3bd with large master & spacious fun . rm
with skyljgbts + den.
Marylin Kershner
U75,ooo Code 704n
BIG CANYON
PRFMIF.ll ESTATE
Spaciow 5bd. 5.5ba over-
looking the dgbtb &irway.
This iiomc i.s Dbulow for
cntcnajning w/pool, spa and
fircpit plus sauna and
cabana.
644~6200
BALBOA ISLAND
Commercial and/or residential income booster! Largt'
comer pare.cl (three lots) ready fot:_clevdopment. Hm,
about a bed & breakfast?
Linda Octh ~ Lois Jacobs
s1,350,ooo Code 713n
BE nm FIRST TO SF.Err
Ocean Ridge custom estue ctminisccnt of old
Monterey & nesdcd in the canyon w/ocean vlCW$. 5bJ
plus separate scudio.
Ann, Ted, Suzanne
$1.595,000 C.ocle 71707
BELCOUIIT
ELEGANCE
Gracious 5bd custom home
with oc:ean view. 4 car gar.tgl
Spacious. iight and lovely.
Also available furnished.
Bdle Pancb
$1,695,000
~711"7
LOCAnON, LOCA.TIONl
Prestigious 8aycrest/Dovcr Shores oeighborhood.
4bd, 3ba home has it .U, huge center island
kitchen, fun. rm. w/wct bar, vaulted ceilings and
morc ... Priced to sell.
Louanne Riney ~ Dana Black
$498,000 C.ocle 71797
Newport Beach
23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 190 644-6200
51 Royal St. George Sat $1 ,850,000 Carol Allison
1824 Marapata Sat $585,000 B.J. Jobson
369 Ramona Sat $349.500 Loi~ Jacobs
3700 Ocean BMI SIS $1,345,000 Ball/Tabak
15 Rue Vtrtc Wright/Aune
11 Cambria The Osterhouu
'1J1Z7 y.a Ddinder ~
2525 Ocean Bfvd G-4 SIS $625,000 Mali Gulledge
lrriDe Tunce 2015 Chubasco SIS $529,000 Marilyn Kershner
DoluShma 1315Aotigm SIS $498,000 ~leYm:u -
Bluffs 301 Avco.ida Cerrit0$ SIS $429,000 Shipley/Knoche
1,006~1.o SIS $375.000 DanaBbck
22 Henn.itage Ln Sun $1 ,249,000 Carol Allison
40 Morning Star Sun $1 ,599,00 Ame Petersen
250.Hazd Sun $1,095.000 Lois Jaco\>$
506 Kings Road Sun $999,000 Paul Wright
I 9 Harbor Ridge Or. Sun $679,000 Tom Brunson
143aSantiago Drive Sun $639,000 Pam 8a1J
700 Marguuitc Sun $649,000 Gisela Burmeister
C-orona dd Mar 717-717.5 Heliotrope Sun $588,000 Sbatun
Bdcoun Hill 3 Northampton Sun $499.900 Karen Rttck
Newport Beach 2412 Francisco Sun $479,000 Kay KonfaJ
105 Jasmine Creek Drive Sun $408,500 Smanne Shuler
12 Burier Rid' Sun $~8.000 . Maxine Propp
2111 Oescanso Sun $329,000 Phyllis Hayden
222 Nata Sun $448,000 Sally Shipley
2111 Oescanso Sun $329,000 Phyllis Hayden
311 Vuta Trueba Sun $359,000 Shirley Licbr
2728 Vasta Dd Oro Sun $238,000 Mike Smith
250. W. Oceanfront Sun $1,198,000 GibWalbr
SF.A FADE OONDO ADORABL! at AFFORDABLE
1 bd, J ba w/air conditioning. This condo fcatwu a Toa;ally remodded cod unjt wim sunny codosed
patio. 3bd, 2.Sba~~ all-white kitcbcO overlook-Lrg. grccnbouse window, and &pk in the lvng. rm. mg patio. Short
~AnnM~ Gisela Burmeister
000 Cocle70307 $~,000 C.ode70m
PRISTINE -ftltPECl' ~j~1c'\f.\~2"lt f.abulous 2bd townbome in the hr.art of Newport.
Gad with mmm · ~ & 1p9.
$192,SOO Ann':fect. le~-,.,,, . Fraidi doots Oft~
"19,111 s.uy SIUpley Cocle nm
UNDAISLE
Expansive channel views and exquisite interiors arc presented in this cus-
tom Sbd bayfrom residence with a private dock.
$2,395,000 t Ann Peters & Suunne Shuler Code 71197
RF.SORT UVING IN CDM
BcautifulJy remodeled home in gated area with tennis couns & pool.
Located on large greenbelt with mini-ocean & Catalina views.
$548,000 Maxine Propp Code 70707
PRFSJ1GJOUS BAYCRESJ'
Attractive 4bd home in great family neighborhood. Family room with
French windows, fireplace. sepa.racc dining room and lush. low maintc--
~ Don Pearson or Barbara Aune Code 71387
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R«ently remodeled 4BR. 3.SBA ~ 4 car pnge. Prime cul
d..• SK IOcatlon. Wann hardwood floors. rustcm p.int &r paper
+ many ~ty built-ins. l.lVlsh masttt suite w f strarn. SOtuna.
Mid ei.errue are.a. WAS $1,790,000 NOW $1,495,000
Prof. decoratt.'Cl 4BR. 3.5BA w/master suite on 1st level Euro
kitdlftl, huge ~y room. formal library I den. Lush rear yard w I pool 5pa and entertauung area.
Priced to Sell Now $1,290,000
Lovely SBR. 4:58A wilh 4 car guag_t'. Gorgeous tile floors ck • Near new SBR. SBA. archt rnstrpiece. Narural hnfwd floors,
BerbeT carpeting. Ctat ~r rant w {large pOol. sp;t lountain & computerized lighting. soari1'g ceilings &r stale of the art
outdoor entMainment a-. Many othel: quality~ Sell-gourmet kltdien w / ~te counters. er will oonsider trade down $1,650,000 TRADE POSSIBLE $2,350,000
Ra.re 9fftri"8I Best Loation fr Model Perfttt 3BR. 38A
Townhome w I dramatic goU course views. Exquisitely
appointed with neutral CX>bs and ~y custom quality
re.hires. Hu~ rear yard w I poo~ s~ waterfall le ou{-
door mlfttlinment am. This Is adu& living at its finest! to an Viau Offered at Totally Redecorated 4BR. 2.SBA Ex«\ib've home. Enjoy ~
views ol Fashion Island to magnificent sunsets. H.udWood flOOr5;
granite rounters, custom paint 4c recessed hghts. uwdy~I &:
spa. lhl~ for Luxury Newport Property. $'799,000
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760-5000 x131
CORONA DEL MAR· Approx. 7.000 sq_. ft. masterpiece w/ awesome ocean,
bay & night light views. Rare huge lot situated just above the harbor! 5BR.
5.5BA. Customized interior. Grounds include pool, spa. teahouse & formal
Japanese gardens. Reduced To ... $2,300,000
CAPTIVATING BACK BAY VIEWS!
Stunning. elegant. contemporary with huge rooms and soaring ceilings.
Spectacular pool and spa_. Front row views of the water & city lights!
1,J.S0,000
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 ~aster
bath. 3-car garage. Owners leaving the area. Corona del Mar Best Buy ..
1456 Key V1ew Reduced to $589,000
TRADITIONAL 5 BR/ 3.5 BA .
Remodel w/great curb appeal and a fantastic floor plan! Gorgeous oak kitchen
w/custom tiJes! Big family room. Newport Beach Beauty. Motivated!
1601 Warwick Lane $569,000
Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr.
Call the Koop team!
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$465,000 808 KOOP, SR.
CITY Of ORANGE
INCOME PROPERTY
Four UNI income property, 1wo uruw
ate 2 ''°" 2 BR. 2.S BA IOwnhOUM
11ylc, one unit 11 a 3 BR, 2 BA owner
style urut, and one unit is an upper
level 2 BR, 2.S BA. New roof. Very
MotiYll.ed Sellerl NMJIM
$3SO tM BOR KOOP SR.
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Mo.. m COlldM-, 4 llt, ) IA, 1 lty llamc,
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$259,950 BOB Koor. JR.
DALBO A
ENINSULA DUPLEX
wo, 2 bdnn. I ba. apts .. plus a
non-conformi.ng bachelor ape ..
Two ~r garage. Steps to beach.
OverS2,300Mo. inc. w/osummcr
rents. Owner may carry I at Trust
Deed. '339.MO ~"·"' ROB KOOP R. or SR.
NEWPORT BEACH
760-5000 A:::•
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Robyn Allen
Top 1 % Of AD 8-lton Natloawlcle
Direct Une: 640-2677
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llEIMJCm TO SSH 000
*llElllODELED POOL HOME* 4 Bedroom 2.5 bath slnate 5tory home with large family room leadl!l9 out to larae yefd with Dool. New calbnqs, new
bafhroom,,J\rr,f masfer suite on pool Bonus ~S-~~-
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Mediterranean and
ltalianesque style
Newport Custom ~tales, Inc. announces
the completion of two fully furnished and
profe,41sionally decorated custom homes in.
Ocean Ridge.
Reservations are available for a limited
colJcction of 14 new. semi-custom home
ranging from 3.000 to 5,400 square feet and
priced from $795.000. Gran4 opening is
slated for Saturday and Sunday. I p.m. to 5
p.m. in Ocean Ridge. Newpon Coast.
Behind private guarded gates arc
e'quisite semi-custom Mediterranean
homes. lots ave111ging one-third acre.
Features include one-and two-Mory home~
with four to fi ve bedrooms. four and one-
half to four and three-quarter baths. three
car garages and library. Bach home i1'
designed to create an ambiance of elegance
and richne ~. Dramatic entries, curved
staircase . stately columns, arche and
niches. are only a few custom featurei. used
throughout. Special features such a." cu .. tom
designed noors. walk-in wet ba~. sitting
rooms. music room and guest moms add an
impres.,ive touch to every occasion making
each home an entertainer's delight yet
practical for living.
Standard amenitie<, include wood bu rning
fireplaces in living room. family room.
cu~tom-de~igned ba.~boards. reces<;cd
lighting. dual-zone heating and air
conditioning. custom rounded wall comers.
111.rgc laundry area and roomy walk-in
closets (most plans). Gounnet kitchens are
complemented with center island coolctops.
built-in dishwasher. large pantry. double
oven, microwave and trush comp:ictor.
Each of thcM! detail-oriented home1'
include a lavish master suite with retreat.
cu!>tom-designed marble and pre-ca\t
facing!>. Ma<,ter bath feature ... Kohler Seaside
oval tub. large 'lhowers with optional dual
controls and bide!. Most homei. offer optional
view balconies in selected rooms.
Residenb of Ocean Ridge also benefit
from its private, secluded location and 24-
hour guard ~rvice.
Elegant exteriors include decorator entry
hght fixtures. clay tile roofs. crafted double
entry doors. automatic roll-up garage doors.
quality French doors and Mediterranean-style
stucco color<;.
Newport Custom Estate1'. Inc. al<;0 offers
home packages in Pelican Hill startJng at
$995.000 for homes ranging from 4.000 to
8.000 quarc feet and Pelican Point from
Sl.100.000 fo r homes ranging from 3.800 to
6.000 square feet . Pelican Hill is known for
incredible views of the ocean. harbor. city
and golf coul"'C. lot1' average one-half acre.
Pelican P1\int offers oceanfront living with
direct beach accc !>, lot~ average one-quarter
acre. This .;ecluded area i!> l>Urrounded by the
Pelican Hill Golf Course.
For more information call Newport
Custom Estates, Inc., (714) 376-9941.
Grubb & Ellis top producer honored
Sally Shipley
of Grubb & Ellis
Residentaal Real
Estate Ser.'ic~.
Newport Beach
was recently
honored for
participating in
the mo t
transoction.4' for
the second
Sany Shipley quaner of I 995
and ranking third in the office in production
for lhe first seven months of 1995. Her real
estate accomplhhments include the
distinction of senior marketing consultant.
In addition, he has achieved top 20 tatu
for the entire reaion. and a council member
ol ~uity Rcloeation representing the
Newport Beach office.
~y. who joined Grubb & Ellis in
1990. I* been recoanized every year ~ a
propenie in the Newport Bench area. she hns
been a full llmc Realtor for more than 16
years and a re~ident of Newport Beach for
more than 30 ycM\.
"Who \ays that the real estalc marl.et 1
"low?" Sh1pley asked. "I'm a" bu'y a11 ever.
Clients ready to muke a change know that the
be&t time for them lo buy or sell is now."
"Shipley i\ known throughout the real
eslate prur~ ~ion for her perseverance and
attention to detajl," Ron Muzano said, vice
president and di trict mlllllger.
Prior to her real estate career she wus a
teacher in Lo Angeles and Newport Beach.
She attribute her ucctss in real c tatc to
many years of developing Ii tenin1 kill •
patience. and understanding clients needs
plu hara work. integrity. persistence and
trong negotiating skills.
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Homes
375 Monte Vista:
3BR, 2.5BA homes large yards ulews -no assoc. fee. B uilder wlll
provide $10,(X)() incentive package to close by December Isl 1995.
370 E. 15th St:
JBR homes large yards-ocean view -no assoc fee. Builder offering a
$7500 incentiue package Lo close by December I st 1995.
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673-2509
WALTER MITC HELL 588-3083
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ON 111111.ACH -lncrcdlble ocean-
front estate In West Newport. Intriguing
floor plan featuring 6BR. SBA, com-
Dlctely remodeled In l 990. Surf at your
front steps! A rare opportunity at
$1,195,00002
LAND, lOCAJION, llflSnll-
E.scape to the prtvacy ol a· secluded
equestrian estate In the foothllls of hls-
tonc San Juan Capistrano. Two ftat acres
with t1dlrig trails, plus a 2000 sq. ft.
house. call for details. $I ,075,000 At 4
11.Aa UAND lANCH • Custom aaft5manshlp and Old Worfd charm
combine to create a special appeal.
Add ocean view and easy term.s. Call for detaJls on term.s. $9)5,000 L2
HIGH ON A Hill -Unobstructed
view. 4BR. Including main floor master
suite with private g~rden patio. Guest wing. $795,000 Kl
MAtoa PUCl lllDUCTION-
Newport 8eAc:tl Penlnsu1a con-
tempor..y ~ 2 SBA. custom
home. Kitchen .vld IMng MeA
overtoob b.ly. ~lghl$, vaulted
celllogs. ck<ks. Thr~ gara.ge.
Quiet str~. sat.GOO A 13
coro Dl CAZA-Spacious sin· lN10TAINll'S DlUGKT-fully
gte level In pnvate locatlon. f\lrnlshed 481t gourmet kltdlef'I. ~ner lot In charming neigtibof-morning room. designer Mnlsh·
hood. Three bcdr<>Om$. Over logs. professional landsc.aplng.
lOCAnON-lOCATION Extra·
large yatd wtth pedt-a-boo
ocean vi-&om master awaits
you In this home. 28R. 3BA •
den ~Id be third 8ft $419,000
PIO
MONA&CH aAY TUAACL •
Unobstructed south co.st and
mountain views. Catalina sunsets
&om master 8ft Prtvate. wstom
slngle-levd home, almost 3000
sq fl. $629,000 r I
START IN STYU· 38R beauty In
move-In condition. New c.arpei.
plumbing l.Nge family room
with ooz:y flreplace. Tiie klt~n
counters. Call ror details.
$186,900 F2
1900 sq. rt. Must sell qulcklyl Former modet. pano views. near
$1S9,900 S 14 hart>of, 5'lOps &. restaurMts.
PrMNSm.A LOCATION OUPUX·
With bay view fl'orm upper deck.
38R. 28A. up ·28R. 28A down.
~t oppom.inlty to live the ~ llfiestyle and hdp with the
~· Cow~ bay, beach&. ote.n. $StS,OOO A 12
avlNI· Prtvate, 3BR. slngte lev·
et Large yard. End cf cul~
sac. Atr1um off master BR with
jaculll. $Z I 5.000 R3
LOVELY LAGUNA NIGUEL
U89.000 C3
IN DIE JOOrHIUS-Sharp 48R
home In a prime locatlon.
l.Nge. prtv•te yard badtlng to
wlld«ness area. Ne.v R.S.M.
$144,900 83
DlVll.Of'MfNJ OfPOll'NNITY·
Cuirently two units: 2BR. I BA.
Income property In Costa Mesa.
dose to ~Ing. Unique
opportunity for Investor with
foresight. s~s.ooo T2
SAN JUAN /SAN CLEMENTE
SUUU SPlOAl· Newport
Duplex with ocean views &om
back deck. 3BR unit. plus 28R
unit. Owners say "Sell!"
$)99,000 02
EXOTIH6-Custom de51gned
and ~ntcd prtvate home.
[njoy ocean breezes. Two flre-
plac.es. hardwood floors. plant.a·
tlon shutters. crown moldlng &.
French doots. Solar hedted pool
and spacious patio. 5409.000 RS
DELIGHTFUL DANA POINT
EllCiANT ISTA1t-Elegant 40R. 38A Crest De Ville WGANT lUDOll-With dramatic entry and sweeplng
estate. Tastefully decoratt!d &. upgraded. Hardscape, staircase. lndudes main floor offlc.e. extra latge llvlng
teo• OC1AN VllW-Huge private lot ln Monarch Bay
Terrace with spacious. custom single-~ home. Over
2700 sq. ft. with magnll\cent ocean view. $66S.OOQ
Cll
landscape. pool. spa. barbecue. P-anoramk views! and family rooms plus guest wtng. Bonus room, poof
$619,000 H4 and spa. huge Rat lot. $679,000 H2
HAVI. IT Alli· Ocean view. gorgeous yard with spark-
ling pool&.~· fabulous location In gal'ed communJty
In Laguna Nlguel. 48R. 38A. Just I~ at $559,000 DS
COlY AND PIUVA1t-Lovely 48R. Laguna Niguel home
with lush landscaping. pool and spa. upgraded ameni-
ties. Matble ftoor1ng, granite counter tops, French
doors. skylights. $450,000 o t
LAGUNA NIGUU.· Spectacular vfews from 3 levels!
38R. lavlsh master w/retreat &. dual ftreplace. gourmet
kJtchen, cathedraJ ceilings. hardwood floots. Great rec
faclllt1es. gatt!<t. $399,900 S8
COOi. POOi.-Beat the heat. Sp.\dous 48R. 38A home
on a large corner lot features a gigantic poof &. spa ror
aJI your entert.alnlng ... or pnvate relaxadon. $119,900
LS
fW&OUS rAMaY flOMI.. Beautiful 38R. wtth very
prlv•te ~d. Wood ftooftng, pl"*~. French
doors a.. windows. Close to school. $ZOJ,ooo M4
TlllalllC. l.OCAJION-On cul-de-sac w/YW!w. 48R.
mM1)' ..net.mes. Nice tMdt ~ ~tlon w/tennls a>Wts, poOls Md spu. $J K 1
CA1'ALlllA SUNSD •ws;. Phl5 ¥l ~ sb.wlnio8 ~. OM wood~ wtth anent.If_,.~ leldl eo mOdel ~ ~. 38't. 38'\ . ..,.,,_ 06
PALM8 • A aAUn • Siil. plus bonus room. MAh'I ftoor
m&tCler suite. ..... ~ vteW lot wtth t.bulous ~~end sp.. Snf,OOOc..11 ~I
Sf 7
.. MClllC-' YleW lot In aovety La&uN ~. ready
to build 'yG4ll drHm hcime •• -...":.. • VIO
SPANISH HACJlNDA· True tTadltlonaJ hacienda over-SIT,D<>WN CATAUNA VllWS-from your llvlng room.
looking the ocean and harbor. Over 3800 sq. ft .. £le-dining room and master. Cozy family room and 2 ftre-
gant features throughout. Pool and spa. ~llers may places In this slngte·level home. Spa plus cool garden
carry. $659.000 56 atrium. $640,000 C9
OCEAN. SUNSlT, CITY UCiffl'S. Views from all rooms In this beautiful executive home. Pool and spa. large lot. PRJMl LOCATION· Hard-to-find single level ocean .,..._ 500 5 view home with pool. Custom built. 48R. 48A. 48R. 3BA. custom quaJlty throughout. _..., V Minutes from harbor. beaches. resort hotels. $Sl9.000
f.551.NCl Of WllOft· Italian-style villa with French ct o
windows &. doors leading to prtvate patios. Lush land·
sc:aplng, pool, Sp(', hardwood and mart>le ftoors. 4BR. Dl.UfMTRIL DANA POINT-Custom quality former
3BA +bonus room&. library. $4t9,000 PtO model home. Large. open. lots of light. 48R. Vaulted
CATALINA SUNSET. Ocean view from most rooms In celllngs, wood shutters, Berber carpet. $199,900 It
this large. cheerful home across from greenbelt. 48R MAJUNA HlllS-This 4BR. 3BA home has It aJll Hard·
plus family room. form.I dining room. $149.900 CS wood ftoors. berber carpeting, decorated and Land-·
SUN llANCH· ftate San Juan beauty wtth four-c.ar saped. Large gunlte spa with fabulous waterfall and IA'•· RV stofage sp1ee. 4R wtth ftr~ ln master. bullt·tn. BBQ. $298.000 M9
$299,,000 . VI I OCEAN MHUS-Quallty home on a prime corner lot.
PANOaAMK OCEAN wws,. unique pie-shaped 4&R. 3BA. U.the<lral ceilings. Low assodatk>n dues.
comer lot. l8ll 28A. Very deslr..t>le neighborhood. Near Dana Point Harbor. $219.900 06
$110,000 C2A Talll VA.Wl-Single level, 48R dwmer In DaN Point.
NlW NOVIDINCl· fant.&stic ocean and c:anyon views. new condltton. with bay window. Pool. No asso-
Mode ~ )8ll home Jn San Oemen~'s Matbleheld Yf(;laDOQ.JIJU"SI $8'.000 SS
area. $~ A 10 MONAacJ1 llACH-lktght and shiny 38R. Anttgu.a.
llAll80a nAa· A short w.tk to Dana Point beaches Short walk to Salt Oeek Beach Vac.ant and pt1c:ed to sell.
Md ~ 4U. home dose to schools. Spacious front. tMTyt $169.900 S 12
side Md b..ck yard. Sle.ooor A 1 1 DILUXI DW'UX-White water views from this ftrst •
MN JUAN CAlllftANO.; 2.--.y, 2U ex>ndo. LMge das.s ~ In Oilla Point. Two 3BR units, ~ t 700
ptva p.tto n llwn. sn.eoo c1 sq. ft. owner w111 Ult terms! c.11 now. $....,... S7
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loalllld on a~ lot rn BetcM •fl ocean and aty l4t v8s Approaunaly 10.tnl sq It wllh S br, den, tamrtyr oom Sleet beam corirudlon and triest mate11als
hough<U $3,151,•
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10,000.sq I, 9BR.4 -28Rso~es 2 IMO'yrms,nulrm,gymwlSpa Rec rmw!ma•
shop Gatage 6 car. ~elakel on I* SokUsnlShed $2.tsO,•
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Alvnlhil ~Illy& ~onbutlt l.JrgemedCerraruihmon~ 1/2~e· tot 48R sous, t.nrly rm. den Pool. 5'Ja & ocear1 views $2.HS,•
IAllOA OCUlfROIT
A ~b & l#lrQUe propeity 68A. 58A, 1ttr¥y/tan11ty rm Cusiom marble & gran•
3 zones ol thmale corcrol primary a. ~ 1rm1or siar~. 3 storys w/ t!Mlor. S zones ot Ulll> ccn1ot $2.545,•
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lnctedrble watertont residera You OWl p11me beach wllalge boa! strp, views ate
brealtnl!rog SBR, 11dudrng lalge mslr solle w/adtornrog ofta $1 ,IOI,•
UDO ISl.E IA YROllT 38R. 3 Mt BA's • 2 hall BA's Boat dock lor 2 SS' boats Full basemen ~or pirvate roof !09 deck, newly decor ml Hqi cethngs Gfeat location on Nord •
S1,115,•
OAA.eGE PARK ACAES Scieaaculaf view est3le on approa 3 6 Etes Approx 5347 sq l custom lld>f
home 5 br and sepat'ate guesl ~ Prrv<lle pool nl room lo< terns and ~ian $1,151,•
llG CHYOI ElllAllCl
T OGlly remodeled 68R, 6 58A w/'51:9 guesl Cl'S Poot. 51)3 cabana 0-Csued lot.
golf C011se localron A 1 o ..... $1,715,•
HARIOR RIDGE CUSTOM
Beati1f" contemporary hm w/larQe pool.i. spa & waterlall 4BR. htnry, family rm,
oercise rm. If I .. wMe & br • 111is is IOf $1 795 •
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lBIEIDWIU 2_Slory, amom conBllporWy. SBA, 3-<ll cct.i garage.~ wu & c1y licitn
views $1,HS, ..
SPECTAClUll HARIGl RllCE ~I 38R. 3.sBA single IMI w/orsn & CllY liglt view S~IOI desi"1 &
COllSIJ\ldJon. Appiox 1/3 acte nwad ~Y large 1(01 pond w/#ater~I & my11ad ol
plants $1,515,GOI
GORGEOUS VllW RUIDEllCE
Pree !If early reduced! Soacious SBA hm w/fJ rvat1. pool & spa AlcMecaut beaLCy
high •op Spyglm Hrh w/sweec>lno YteWS ol ha!~ & city 1rg111s1 Subted to brilupq c.cut apptMI $1,SI0,000
CUSTOM HOME · CATO HAABOA Hill Wonder\11 tr31U!orel custom Im on df:Uable Id rn lhrs galed comm lots of used brd Tiiis 2 5l~_58R tvn & lamrly rm oltlr$ g1eal lamily lmng large family rm
opens orto \e~ & be:aWtJlly apponed 11m1e1 maMl5 lhis view hm one to see $1,215,GOI
CUSTOM VIEW HOME
GATED COMMUMITT SUV'lno Catrlor~ contemporary custom home rn this Q3led comm1111ty OceaN ccyldesviews. tmpea:ablequahtylhroughcU 48R. 3 SBA,pootw spa Gou11ne1 s k•chen. _. masaer SUl!e. Ol*l "*'1arnmert atea Can to see! s1 ,ns.•
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lrierior l.JtG lste locanoo Ow 80' on Ille bay SBR. 48A. securty entrrc:e Frpl,
wJosed ~-lormal 6nng rm s1 ,250,ma
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TotaltyremodeledNo l..agtncmemporatyll'lp11S1rnecon0tion 48R 4 SBA white
wale! OCOI views. S1, 1 lt,5GI
HARBOR RIDGE ESTATE SPECTAClUR!
48R + S1Udy. Per1ed seang '°' iatoe t.1m1ly & nwtain1ng Otistandrng view Ga!ed
+ lem1s. pooltspi. SMt,•
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OC8l &firliOr w ~,.d& llYl'IQ rm Remod· eled ·c.mer modll • Is, rw kitlien & new hre
rel•dart roof l.Mga lot. $81,IOO
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yard w/sparkling pool & spa.
$164,..,
Beautiful 38R. 38A Udotm on'48'w/largeso.facing
patio. New kitdal. ballroom. hardwood firs. re-
cessed li~ting, landqing.
$1,as,•
2 story, custom commporary. SBR. 3-w attached
garage. While war & city li~ts vfts.
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24 HouR A o P ROPERTY I NFORMATION L1NE
1 -B 0-12 3 · 7123
(* THEN ENTER tHE CORRESPONDING "Auo10 Ao" l.D. NUMBER)
24 HouR A UDIO D ESCRIPTION OF Au. PROPERTIES IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT
NEWPORT BEACH'S FIRST 24-HouR BROKER
• Fan Designed 48<1. Su11c~. 4 SBth • 4Bedrooms (3 MtitCf'). 3 S Boahs
• Lmd3 l~le'~ Mo~t Bcauuful Home • Unobstructed Main Channel View
• Fum1~hing~ Maybe Purcha~d • "Gold Co~1· on Linda l~le. 2 Docks
$3,900,000 $3,600,000
• 4 Bdr .• Loft. Spa Tub, Maid's Room
• AIC Wine Cellu for 700+ Bo4tlcs
• 68d., 4.SBa.. 3 Fireplaces
• Enclosed Interior Atrium
• Oourmel Kitchen wl&t-in & Wet Bat • Lowest Fee Price on Linda Isle
(Ad. 6609) $1,649,000
CAMEO filGHLANDS
4731 Surm· Drive
• 4Bd., 2Ba.. Rcinodetlcd in 1986
• F"uq>&lcc in Massa Bed., Sinpc Level
• AJC.. Ocean &. City Liahc Views
$995,000
LAGUNA BEACH
142 Sunset Terrace
• 38d .• 2.5Ba.. 3 Stories
• Fitq>lacc in Uvin&/Fafnaly!Mauer Bed.
• Ocean View. PnVlle Loe. &. Omnuna
$889,000 {Ad. 6602)
• Remodeled S Bdr . S Bath Home
• Formal Dining Rm. Library. Den
• "Gold Coast" on Linda Isle. Pvt Dock
NORTH LAGUNA BEACH
304 Weymouth
• 48d., 4 58a., Fireplace in Living Rm.
• Ocean View Eslllte. Immaculate
• Bonus Room now u<;ed as a Gym
CORONA DEL MAR
414 & 414 112 Camatjoa
• 38d., 28&.. &: 28d , I Ba
• Extra Lon& Sttcet·to-Slrttt Lot
• Ocean, Bay &. City L11hts Views
(Ad. 6617)
BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT
791 Cove
• 98d . 9Ba .. Plus Guest Quarters
• · Approx 10,000 sq. fl on Obi Lot
• Sauna. Gym R(C. Rm. & Mud Rm.
• ~ Bd . <her 100 Feel on lhc W31cr
• Interior Counyard wnh Pnvatc Pool
• Second Large\t Lot on linda Isle
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$2,300,000 L.H.
• 3Bd .. 28n • F°U'Cplace m Laving Rm. • SBd., 4Ba., Gate Guarded.
• City & Ocean Views. Model QuaJjty • Approxam:ucly 80' on the Water
• High Ccihnp. Limestone Aoors. Pool • Creative Fin:incmg Available
$1,095,000 (Ad. 6604) $1,050,000 L.H.
BALBOA PENINSULA NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS ·
208 Emc Bar Avenue 3148 Cone Poaofino
• Ncv.-cr 48d., 381., Cl.a 1om Home • 48d . 3Ba . Marbella. Spa&. 8 B Q
• MBR Suuc ct Livina Rm. w/Fircpbce • MBR . L!vina & Family wt F°llCplace
• LrJ. Open Livin1 Arca. Viewing Bak. • Tiopcl~~Pal&Cmpcs
$530,000 (Ad. 6600) $499,000 (Ad. 6601)
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BIG CANYON
This magnificent off ertng was created e:xckJstvely for an owner with discerning
taste. Quality design and workmanship went into the total remodel of this 6
bedroom, 6.5 bath residence which lncfudes the bonus of a separate living wing
for lnlaws or guests. A gorgeous
pool, ~ and Cabana on an extra
3BR. 3BA. Great flow
for entertaining.
$619.900
Bi-Level lmmy
Dramatic 2-story town-
home. brick courtyard
p(1us extra large patio,
and deck. private
k>ccition.
llottw.ted ........
$549,000 ........ a. Cl
All one level -no stairs.
3BR -3.SBR, morning
room. den/Ubrary.
Private pool & spa -
Golf course location.
$714,900
SBR, 2¥J3A, 3 fire-
places, famlly & a bonus
room, 3 car garage, OYer
3000 sq ft + pool & spa.
Absob,rtely Gorgeous
•.. c..a .. $419, ..
GoHComH
Location
Enjoy beautiful views
from this 2BR. 2.5BA +
den overlooking Golf
Course. Great bakony.
Shows like a model.
$569,000
Plctan Perfect
•w.a.pina
Oriental gardens
w/sunken conversation
&~us waterfalls this elegant
2BR + den or 3BR, 3BA
condo. Must see! Highly
motivated seDer!!
$510,000
Model Perfect
Lovely lower condo
features neutral carpet-
Ing, tile & plantation
shutters. throughout.
Also a door from kitchen
to elegant patio has been
added as special extra
not In any other. ssn.soo
~ coorse~:as~
expansive formal and informal
entertainment areas. Breathtaking
master suite,
3 ~. many features too
ntqnerOUS to list.
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PAulA McKiNNEY
#10 of 90 Aq1Nn iN 1994 ·
Pauidu1n Ciacl1 AwAad 1994
114 .. 729 .. 1264
BEAUTIFUL BAYSHORES, NEWPORT BEACH
4 BEdROOM, '. 5 BATli, CUSTOM REModd iN 1 9 8 7. 0vER
'()()()SQ.fr., GATE quARdEd COMMUNity wirh 2 SANdy
bEAchES. PnivATE MAiN FlooR BedROOM & BArk
Nan Tully named to
Prudential President's Circle
Recogn ized for meeting
high earn ing standards
with 60 closed
residential transaction s
for the year
Nan Tully of the The Prudential
California Realty, Newport Beach office has
been named 10 The Prudential Real Estate's
prestigious President's Circle. The award
recognizes residential sales associates who
met the stringent earning ta.ndards with 60
closed residential transactions for lhe year.
Sales associates who qualify for this award
place in the lop four ~rcent of the
international PrudcnhaJ Real Estate
Network.
"Nan Tully combines prof esslonaJ skill
and dedication to create her successful Real
Estate Network.,. Maxine Montgomery said,
vice president/manager of the Newport
Beach office. "Nan's diliaent efforts have
brou1ht peace of mind to many satisfied
buyers and sellers."
Tully attributes much of her uccess to
loyalty, dedication and bone.sty. Many
clients become frie~ by the close of
escrow through her lincere effort to make
their needs and desires her aoaJ. By bearina
the neech of clients, Tully helps to translate
their aoals inlO visions of the future, then
carefully hclpt them throuJh the bliyinJ,
sellina and eterow procenes.
"Because I _believe in the power of --
Non Tully
networking with profc ionats:· Tully said, "I
am pleased to be a team member with The
~tiaJ California Realty. The company
provides an international association of top
agents. a stable, ethical basis and state-of-the-
art equipment to ensure that my clients have
advantqe over the competition. Through The
Prudential I am able to offer the be t to my
clients."
Tully specializes in Udo. Newport Beach,
Costa Mesa and Irvine. HavinJ spent the last
23 years in her mnctplaoe, she keept
ab«ust of economic tJa\da and opportunities
by constantly updatins her education. Sbe
feels to be on the cuttina cctae of the real
estate nwket.. she must research ~ cocmns
marbt While nepating the cunent market
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Fabulous vlew5 of turning basin, ~lion,
sunsets 3~. 28,A, home + 28R apartment
W1!tt \llev-15. . $1, 195,000
Uttlc lalbol Island
Pnsttne Cape Cod 2BR 28A. Remod 1n 95
Gourmet kitchen 1n granite, brealcfast nook,
formal dining Quality 1n bnck'woric,
~k & cab1netty $669,000
Prime 100 blk 3BR, cottage hm
l.Jpgraded + 2 (1~) lrits RNe Isl triplex
Front deck wfbtt./ VteN ·-$659,000
C~ Cod 3BR 28,A, location! G<e4't remo-
dcTPoss1b1hty .. . ' . $515,900
Leaders In Balboa Island Sala and listings
CHUCK RUMBOLD•MARY HARDESTY•LYHN WRIGHT•ROSE VALLERA
ft9 Marine Ave Balboa Island
How to make your home work for you
By Maxine Montgomery
A reverse mongage is a loan against your
home. It provides a lump sum or monthly
instaJlmcnt of cash to the borrower, often a
retiree. who has equity in the home, bur
may require additional income to balance
the demanding California lifestyle and a
fixed income.
The way a reverse mortgage works is the
lender provides the borrower with monthly
payments or a lump sum at the loan 's
closing. The big advantage is there is no
repayment until the property i sold, or the
owner moves to another location. However.
when repayment time arrives. the loan must
be repaid with interest and fees. The one
stipulation: reverse mortgap only apply to
the fitst trust deed.
If this plan sounds ideal. it ju t may be.
To qualify, you must be within the age
requirements of the Pcdera.I Housing
Administration (PHA}. This plan is
•vailabJe only to seniors 62 and older.
Whatever your aae. the best advice for
scniors would be to contact a financial
adviser or lender to decennine if a reverse
mongage could be a viable solution.
Through The Prudential California Realty
you can talk to a qualified professional and
weigh advantages and risks in volved.
Here is an example of how a reverse
mortgage works: A 70-year-old man has
$50.000 equity in his home with a life
expectancy of 16 more years (86)
determined by government actuarial tables.
(For 70-year-old women. life expectancy is
18 more years (88) accordfog to tables). Jf
the man borrowed $50.000 for 16 years, he
would receive $260.41 a month. The entire
amount would have to be repaid (plus
interest and other fees) by the borrower or
by heirs should he die. In case of illness, the
borrower continues to coUect the monthly
payments. However, if the illness prevents
the borrower from occupyint: home for
12 straight months, the note mes due.
PHA insurance on reverse mortgages
protects borrowers and lenders a&ainst the
risk the loan balance miaJtt. at some time,
exceed the value of the house. This means
as long as you oontioue to occupy the
property as yoor primary rei~, you •
cannot be forced to sell or v~ -even if
the loan balance exceeds the value of your
home, or if the fixed lcnn over which you
received your monthly payments has
expired.
AJso, the bc;urower (or estate} will never
owe more than the loan balance or the value
of the property, whichever is lower, and no
assets other than the home may be used to
repay the debt FHA in UnJK"e covers any
further financial obligation to the lender and
protects the bom>wer aaainst lender defauh1
Should a lender (ail to make payments as
agreed on lbe loan, the FHA will continue
making loan advances directly to the ,
Maxine Montgomery
borrower.
Property vaJues varied greatly over the last
decade. These variances have affected the
retirement planning of many. The reverse
mortgage may provide answers for those on
fixed incomes whose valuable assets
including a home. could provide i~me and
a safety net to give the peace of mind
retirement should bring.
MaiM MolfllHNry II ~' ,,,..,,.~ '°' ,.... ,,,,,."""' Calf/om;. hilt), N..,,olf a.-110Jfk1
('!14) 1$9-U(JO. . •
Caix Cod ChllTn -~ 38.A. , den & family
room Remodeled in '93. Turn key
condition ..................................... $695,000
floor plan~ views SpOCious roof deck, M8R bakony and-klnt pat!(). A l1ppnik Davis
pro~ct . . . .. . ........ $1951000
Judy Muncy does it
again· for Coldwell
Banker '-'
Judy Muncy has recently been honored J'
the number one agent in sales through thl'
month of August for the ColdweU Banker
Newport &acb ofTICC. acoording 10 branch
manager Cherie HartmAn.
Since joining the ofTtoe in 1994. Muncy
has been consistently ranked in the top fi,e
in her off ice. 1be 20-ycar real estate veteran
consiclcrs hel'IClf 1 relocation specialist.
having worked and lived in Detroit. Ml. She
has more than 21 years of experience and
possesses a knowledge of the market which
spans the east afl4 west coasts.
She bas been ii\volved with wholesale
limited partnerships, offioe buildings.
apartment compkxes and re idential
properties. The divcnity allows her to off er
an expertise in the market and to
demonstrate excellent ma.rkding and
communication stills.
''The majority of my business is based on
referrals," Muncy said. "My clients attribute
their satisfaction to my energy, cnthu iasm ,
and knowledge of the market."
Muncy said she offers a rare intensity and
an ability to close the deaJ such that both
parties come away satisfied.
'That is what's most impo11Ant." Muncy
said.
A resident of Ne\:VJ)Ort Beach for more
than IS years. Muncy enjoys aolf. tennis
and brid,e -and bCiN a ~r.
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Large, Lush Garden
Lovely Decor
$645,000
Steps to "Victoria" beach
Old World Charm
$449,000
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Custom with boat tic
$995,000
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Low, Low Price
$560,000
Best View! Best C ustom!
Best Value!
$995,000 .__ ____ _
ONE YE.All NEW!
Largest Model with View!
$569,000
Huge View
4 Br, Den + Family Room
Sl,950,000
Stone's Throw to Water
$685,000
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or narnc .ir~a OH·r 2300 sq. ft.
of <lw>rator perfcl'.t IJ\ing.
S319,000
Donald aid Diane Haff ~ope 1•• fi1d
just the riyht home for 101r f a11ily ...
May I suyyest one of the followin9
homes for sale!
Private Custom community with pool & park. Single story 4 Bd, 2.5 Ba,
big &.mily room. Wonderful rtar yard with tons of beautiful landscaping.
FuU back bay and mouncain \icws.
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2112 EAST BALBOA
Di•tingui.hed u one of the most de.irahle Lay{ront location• in Newport Beach, this residence -only two blocks away
from the oceanfront -command. a breathtaking view of main channel boating activity and Newport Center's
1pectacular .kyline. The gated e.tate of approximately 6 ,000 sq. ft. with a separate guest home are set on a lot of approx-
imately 14,000 •q. ft. A deep lawn crowru 65 feet on the harbor and a garden, tree. and a private dock add to the
unique private setting. An exceptional gated estate with sweeping views of the bay and Fashion Island skyline.
$5,450,000 $4,850,000
LINDA ISLE -Exclmive Linda I.le l:i.-
ing, remodeled 5 bedrooni home with
dock on Ute lagoon. $2,250,000
319 EL MODENA -Lar6fe Custom
home on an e.stra large lot in Newport
Height.. Ocean & ~'1 views from roof
declt. $750,000
AVE NG
SENIOR SALES ASSOCIATE
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1736 ANTIGUA -Tiu. entertainer'•
delitiht ba• 5 bedxooou in Qover
Shores & acceH to 3 private beaches.
$669.900
116 HARBOR ISLAND ROAD-
Adjacent to Harbor I.land, this won-
derful 3 bedroom home has a large
patio. $685,000 -$3500/montli
609 DONALD PLACE -4 bedroom,
3 .5 Lath home •it. on a very private
street in Newport Height.. $529,000
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2752 Bayshore Dr.
• Parl< your boat
• Least expensive
Bayshore bayfront
2642 Circle Drive
•Large home
located in the heart
of Bayshores
BAYSHORES'S PERMANENT VACA TION HOMES
2722 Bayshore Dc.
• Tum-key bay front
• Turning basin
views
• Dock for 60' boat
2652 Circle Dr.
• For lease ot
For sale
• Oversized lot
•Off Shore .
Mooring
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939 VIA I.Joo Souo
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UUeUevable Qulity
ledaced Ayai1
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1100 E. IAuoA BLVD.
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Sa1dJ lead • Dod Fadlities .
Views of laJ aid Ocea1
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Great laJfrolt Views
Private SaldJ lead
Dod Facilities
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$1,090,000
601 lloo PARK DI.
U1its fro• $475,0H to S1,19s,HO
Prices (Great!)
Horiu1 Views
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Bents
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Open Sunday
1806 Pon Barmouth
Open Sunday
Newport Beach's premier family neighborhood.
Susan Weir & Michael Dreyfus
644-9060
1962 Port Trinity
In Escrow
J BRUCE MILLER
SENIOR SAi.Es AssoaATI
PIEYIEWS PIOPEllY SPECIAUST
La~una Bea ch
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644-90~0 xlJI
The Best Laguna Oceanfront .....
On a quiet lane and hidden behind walls and mature
landscaping is this secluded 3/4 acre oceanfront estate
with sun-dappled lawns, towering trees and stunning ocean
and coastal views. The lovingly restored traditional home
has 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, library, and family
room in the main house as well as a separate guest house.
This is an estate without comparison on the Orange
County coast. $4,500,000
The Best Large Mediterranean .....
Stunning new Mediterranean home behind the gates of the
exclusive oceanfront community of Irvine Cove with
guarded gates and private beach. Limestone, granite,
bronze and stone are tastefully combined in this classically
inspired showplace. Five bedrooms, family room, library,
pool, pool house, "elevator, subter ranean parking.
$4,6.00,000
The Best Traditional Bayfront .....
Traditional home in the special community of Bayshores.
Used brick, french doors, wood floors, cozy fireplaces and
charming patios set the mood for this special location with
main rurning basin and Pavillion views. Large private dock
for your 60 foot boat. $3,l 00,000 ,.
The Best Pi;ivate Community Values .....
Seaview is Newport's best value in a private community.
Community pool and tennis, guarded gate and a
wonderful location 5 minutes from Fashion Island. We
have two executive homes, both 4 bedrooms, 3 baths Port
Royal models with family room, 2 fireplaces, both with city
and night light views and both are highly upgraded.
$698,500 and $699 ,000 ·
The Best View Lot on Pelican Hill .....
Smashing, unobstructed ocean, harbor and golf course
views from this 19 ,000+ square foot level lot in the gate
guarded neighborhood that could become Orange
County's most exclusive address. $1,300,000
The Best Ocean Close Building Opportunity .....
Older home in the wonderful oceanfront community of
Cameo Shores, with wonderful ocean views and breezes.
Priced at $895,000, it is a very low price for this exclusive
community, and provides an excellent opportunity for a
major remodel or new construction.
STEVE
SUTHERLEN
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INCREDIBLE VALUES!
Fabulo1M custom home with
panoramic ocean & city views.
5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths.
In Escrow!
Beautiful bayfront with
011ersized dock for la'lJe yacht
BEACON BAT
$995,000
• Be on Vaca.tion All Year
• Tennis Court./ D()ck
Space
• Enjoy Christmas Boat
Parade from La1lJe
Covered Lanai
• 5 Bedrooms, 4 Baths
£ope~y remodeled home on
huge lot with nPimming pool.
· •1410 Warwick•
High quality condo with
incredible ocean views.
• 154 Cliff Drive• Personal (714) 717-11162 OfilC'e (714) 644•'1()6(J Ext. 122
A TAS1.'B OF LTFB'S SIMPLE CoMFORTS •••
Three Arch Bav -$750. 000 •
Custom 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath beach home
Built in 1993
Steps to the beach
•• .AND GRACIOUS LIVING.
Harbor RidJie Custom -$2.290. 000
6 bedroom, 4. 5 bath home with
Panoramic views, Old World Craftsmanship
Pool, spa and wine cellar!
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815 BELLIS STREET, NEWPORT BEACH
• Completely remodeled three
bedroom Lusk home
• Pool, spa and ocean view
• AH new kitchen with delightful
breakfast nook
• New va ulted ceilings
• French windows & doors
GINNY ANDERSON
. Off: 644-9060 Ext. 151 •Res: 759,-1997
Only one real estate company advertises fNefY home it
hos for sale, fMJry day fN8'Y week ... Coldwell Banker
H0mes advertises your property fN8rt day until it's sold.
"li.emo e of' 1U your dream home on the best
180°ocean/harbor11iew lot in town!!
· Open Sunday, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
1101 Ebbtide Road, Corona de/ Mar
For 11titlirio1'1il i11.fontuuio,,,
or pro~I npruntt•tUm, ctUJ
644-9060 ext.136
Office
644-1635
Residence
25 RUB Gil.AND DUCAL
$'75,909 Now $645,000
11ns 1;J/J/#t Fe•tNres ...
• Approximately 3,711 square feet
• Three bedrooms, plus enormous rcacation room
8t Additional bonus rooms.
• Private pool & spa, Three car garage
• Located in guard gated Big Canyon
·pERRYTAUB
Bia °'""°" & Beko#rt ~Win
644-90,0 eJd. 111 • . .
•Im a.min Magnificent 5 or 6BR, 5.58A CUiton\ tvn. Up dose ocean view, gated
bead\ ecx:ess. Finest quality t/o. Lease for
$ lOK/mo. Poss. Lease .... $2.495.000
C080NA DEL NAil Panoramic views
from roof top & MBR w/fpl & 2 balconies,
3BR. 2BA. liv rm w/fplc. Separate dlnlng.
Modem kitchen.. .. .. ... . .......... $495.000
MESA VEllDE 4BR, 3BA. two-story on a
quiet street. Hardwood floors , upgraded
kltt:hen and baths, formal dining room
immaculate!. . .. $255.000
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DOVEll SHOllES FOllECLOSlJllElll
6BR, traditional ln a fabulous location. 75ft
deep water dock, wide lot!! 3 car garage,
balconies. Views!, .................. Sl .695.000
AND, MORE!
CORONA DEL MAR
Dramatic near new condo with 3 full BR suites, gourmet kitchen with Subzero
& roof deck. Unique side by side design. Two car garage .............. $559.000
Charming cottage plus ocean view artists studio. Roof deck, 2 car garage. Rl
zone but has two separate Uving areas. South of Coast Hv.iy .......... $675.000
Irvine Terrace custom with walls of glass overlooking manicured grounds.
4BR, 3BA, family room, remodeled kitchen. Must see! ................. $699.500
Ocean View. South of Hv.iy. 17,700 s.f. lot with large 3BR. 3BA home. RI
zone but arranged with 3 separate lMng areas ................................ $895,000
COSTA MESA
Monticello townhome overlooks wide greenbelt. 2BR, 1. 75BA. 2 car attached
garage! Huge MBR. 3 patios. Job forces move ............................ $129.900
Westbluff village end unJt, Interior location. 2BR, l.SBA, atrium. cathedral
ceiling, 2 car att. garage, fresh paint. Near Wilderness Parle ........ $138.000
Mesa Del Mar pool home. 3BR, 1.75BA, newer roof, remodeled baths. Just
a few blocks to Orange Coast CoDege. Owner wm catry 2nd ......... $200.000
Mesa Verde beauty. SBR, 3BA on a comer Jot over 9100 s.f. Upgraded,
central a/c, formal din. rm. & large eat ln kltchen ........................... $359.000
. ISIANDS
Balboa Island duplex has been tended with great care! 2BR, lBA tnain res
w/brlck fplc & Wonderful kitchen. 2BR apt over gar ...................... $519,950
Balboa Island remodel. 4BR. 4BA two story with enormous l"'4fig nn, French doors,
~kitchen, sunny brick patio & 2nd story dk. ~! .................. $67 5,000
NEWPORT BFACH
Newport Shores Remodel. Custom slate floors, Fnmch doors, new moldings &
doors. Beautiful kitchen. 4BR, 2BA. Com. pool & tennis ........... SS 17 ,500
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644~1600
New Listings
Woodbrtdge Newly upgraded 2 bed·
room. 2 bath lownhome near lake.
Don & Sally Anne Shendan $234,900
Eaststde Costa Mesa Cheerful 3 Bd
2 Ba home on R-2 lot Light & bfiiht
Be rnard Towers $279,000
Lapna Vlllqe Privacy & seclusion,
all new Interior. Pine floors, French doors .
Bibb & Hixson $329,000
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BALBOA PENINSULA PT.
$1 ,$95,000
Gf'eM comer beyfront location
with 4 bedrooms and a pier
One ol the finest views In the Harbor
Bob Berg
BELCOURT TERRACE
$74S,OOO
3 bedrooms. J S baths with rnaister suite. fllmlly room. l llA!plxes. l car pace
brick patio. ce111r1l air, two SIOfY
Bert Reedy
Marian Reedy
CENTRAL NEWPORT
$1 ,295,000
0ce .. ntront custom home with J 8d
l Ba security system. 2 FP .. 1ne cellitr
intercom ti leaded class windo~
Rick Langevin
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
$319,500
Clean and cule l bedroom
Ur&e yilld Harbor Hichlands
It's priced rlthl and ~.ldy to Co'
lube Stephenson
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
$499,000
Completely remodeled C-1
In Hillbcw View Homes
) b9drooms. 2 baths
Gree Lombardi
Giel Thoma•
BAYSIDE COVE
$695,000
2 bedroom 2 ) !»th perlectlon on the
l»yfront Gated community pool •nd
45 ft boiat slip available Buy it Love It
Hillary Thamer
Elizabeth Thamer
BIG CANYON
$92S,OOO
Wonderful Deauvllle inockl townhome on
golf courR with eapanslve view. used
brick patios. prden. pool and spa
Beverly Morphy
COTO DE CAZA
$225,000 -.
2 bedrooms 2 '5 wths. spacious loft
end unit. anKhed pfate. mas1er su11e
tarce patio cent,.i air light ;ind bricht
Marian Reedy
HARBOR RIDGE
$775,000
S bedrooms. 9"-bal~ l car pfate
G~at ocean, dly llchts. mounllin vlevr
tnteraim. /llC and secunty system
Rick Lancevln
Carol Bera
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
$78',000
Fabulovs remodeled and expll1ded s bedrooms. ) 5 b.lths. pool.
CU\.de·AC llCl'C* from peenbeh
ug,. Lyle
Allllon atendrath.
BELCOURT
$72S,OOO
3 bedroom townhome Traditional b0gh1.
toe.Med nev commwnlty pool F~nch
doors and windows. plant1llon shuners_
Virginia Zenz
BIG CANYON
$1 ,139,000
Lovely traditional s1.l.ie family
Broadmoor with S sp;idous bediooms.
lwdwood ftrs. F~nch doors & windows
Stella Worden
Danny Bibb
4 bedrooms + llbnfy, 1 t~n la'lltfl,
pool, spa. and fron1 row views ol
the city. bay Ind Pacific
Dottle Austero
Christine Kim
HARBOR RIDGE
$1.950,000
Newly bull! 5 bedroom home wilh
library. vrorlovt room. pool itKf SJ>.l
View. View vie-1 Wlll tl3Cle
Christine Khn
Dottle Au1tero
HUNTINGTON BEACH
$'98,SOO
G~.l( loQtlon, dOM to be~ a.a. loc plus morel
WeH rnal~ned
BELCOURT
$99S,OOO
~ Belmurl~lovmhome ~ 4.<IOO sq. It) bedlooms. l '5 baths.
Aendl doors and windows. dlOllar 5Cailt3Se
Unda Lyle
Alllson Elsendrath
BIG CANYQN CUSTOM
$2,495,000
Tum-key custom by f'al1 • bedrooms.
library. medl.1 room. pool ind spa,
.,anile and marble
Sara Marvin
EASTBLUFF
$585,000
Everyone s Idea ol h<>fM Warmth and
c:harm. camion and e~ .. 11h custom
finishes In a 4 bedroom fllmlly home
Coby Ward
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
$680,000
Well m.llntained. expanded s bedroom
home. Done with qwllty l fl:::r:=:-F~nch doors and vrlndows a mot"e
Dottie Valentine
Susan Laird
HUN11NG10N HARBOR $, ... ,,,000
Sped«Ullr ~on tip olTrinidad
ISiand s lld. 7 Bl MCh ) ..... cloc:b and
~240'onbey ~&~
Jerry Flnster
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BELCOURT CUSTOM
$2,850,000
Belcoun Esute · 4 bedroom suites.
'5 car pfaCe. libfary, prne room.
family room and pool
Beverly Morphy
BIG CANYON CUSTOM
$3,500.000
c~1va11nc c:ustom clestcned and built
by Fan Grand S9ildous hvlnc spac:e
1 levels Views, views. vie.,.~'
lames Gray
Danny Bibb
EMERALD BAY
$825,000
Larae 24.000 square fool view IOI
G~ .. , opportunity to build •n
pnvate beach community Guard gated
Rod Daley
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
$819,000
Cc>rteous OCC!"nlharbor virw tamlly home
Remodeled 4 bedrooms • l<1mlly room
Pool and spa, lush beautiful ~s
Carole Johnson
8e1utlfutly desitned !Nine C0\-9
home -.1th • bedrooms Md flbulovs rear ylNd vrlth pool
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C> ur ear~e l FP 2 "et b.l~ lvC
Dnealy «~~ from pnv~te beach
RJck Langevin
LIDO ISLE
$2,495,000
B.lyiront on 40 ft .,.tde lot " llld • den
Llllllt" bay<;tde tenace (, dock great Vte\01
Stella Worden
Jerry Finster
Debi Bibb
NEWPORT NORTH Vlll.AS
$468,000
1 bedroom' l baths l car garatte
J lorepl.i<es 1nte11or cu~tom11r-d 24 hour
gatf'd communlly Lincoln 'i<hool dtstrlcl
Greg Lombardi
POINT DEL MAR
$499,900
8ei1ul1ful UJ>Cr~d ~ bedroom • ' b.;1h
home shows like ne ... Cornl"t loca11on
c.lose to COM for 'hoppln1t anti d1n1n11
Guy Uvlngston
THE BLUFFS
$309,000
Remodeled! ) ~rooms. 2 baths with
city llchts. pe1k-oce1n ind c.t.tlna
views Eacellent condition! Don't wilt•
Patrick BartoUc
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$2.395,000
Spacious nev. s ~room custom home
Crrat desltn Ocean view. spa and larae
yard Gated. private bead! and tennis
Sara Hinman
NELLIE GAJL RANCH
$669,000
(~tended 4 bedrooms 4 S baths 1 Cir
gar'ie. v.orkshop. 3 fl>. In-law quaners.
lush landscape. next to horse trall
RJck Langevin
NEWPORT RIDCE
$749,900
lhf' Pointe largest model Hard"'ood
floors " 8d 4 5 Bil • bonus room
Ginni Johnson
Greg Lombardi
Stella Worden
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
$259,900
Jl,<nor~mte 11011 courw vlev.s from
this highly UJ>«rilded 2 bedroom
San loaquin condominium
John McMonJcle
Knodt-out vlewt End unit. Ill.ht French doors and new .tndows. private
counyard. treaibek/9eck Say view
Beverly MorphJ
IRVINE TERRACE
$549,ooo
Grell v;ilue• Remodeled l ~rooms
2 bit hs lovely pool and spa
Unique contemporary
Marian Phllllppl
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$545,000
Wonderful Newport Heights family home
4 bedroomt. 3 baths & YefY sp1elous!
Prlv.ite pool and 51>1 Sel~ motivated'
Patrick BartoUc
NORTH LAGUNA
$1.999,999
""'mium beadllront In North~
oriented 10 sunsets and surf!
Laite lot v.lth d~ beldi access•
Mary Ellen Wqlarz
Bob Weglarz
RITZ COVE
$1,895,000
Lilree custom home .. uh undercround
parltlne for C>+ cars Great medla'bonus
room. FR. kid's pme room and llbrary
Susan Scanlan
Dave Busk
~ly coif coune view. Specious
2 bedrooms. 2 baths. altlehed pace. u~ Gated comt1111nlty
Sue Thomas
IRVINE TERRACE
$1 ,095,000
Utr.J IM&e home on blc lot -fU5I remodeled'
5 ~rooms. 4 5 bMhs. Flt e~rose room
CieM masi:er bedroom Unique!
Marian Phllllppl
NEWPORT HEtGHTS
$81 9,000
~ Europe.111 scyled villa. a family
home with all the amenities s bedrooms • s baths ol the the finest workmanship
Guy Uvlngston
OCEAN RIDGE
$450,000
Second IOW ciPtyon view lot with fl.i pad
Reidy to tMld! Creac opponunlty to build
•custom home In Newpon Coast
Marcy Weinstein
Susan Scanlan
SAN CLEMENTE
$119,500
l..lrte comer custom home she.
near level Cood vleW5
Priced to sell quickly
BllJ Wedmore
WEST NEWPORT BEACH
$199,000
Ocun~t d\lplex on the sand ln t!:,
-cl beach 2 bed.l'OOft'IS. 2 i.ti.. . lbedrooms.l bMll..~ 2c.w..,..
Ronda Hein
Spectacular ocran c01Sdlne vtew buildtnc
site ld~ent to 2 Mitt Slncn homes
One sold tor.over $1.000.000.
Steve Hlgh
NEWPORT ISLAND
$699,000
Ne..pon Island Nyfront with dock
Home ~In wonderful condition With l bed-
IOOlnS plus ic-ly I bedroom~
Jerry Finster
PELICAN POINT
$749,000
Wonderful 12 000 9Q It lot on
the tolf course Close to the ... ater
with an ocean view
Guy Uvlnaston
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
$1.195,000
Enfoy harbor v1ev.<S from this huce
4 bedroom, 3 S bath home 1n
Conemarll by the Sea
Connie Maxsend
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BELCOURT SOPHISTICATION!
53 Belcourt Drive North
$1,475,000
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LARGE LoT IN QUIET INTERIOR l.OcATION . . .
• NEW EUR<>:-STYLE KITCHEN, ENORMOUS
FAMILY ROOM, LuXURIOUS MAsTER
BEDROOM, BATH AND RETREAT
• FOUR tiR GARAGE .1 •
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Premier Lido Isle Bayf'ront Spectacular Lido Isle Home
343 Via Lido Soud · 3 3 2 Piazza Lido
$2.495.000 "$1.099.000
Prime Oceanf'ront Location Newport Helsht:s Family Home
7106 West Oceanfront 5 Partc Place
$1.099.000 $1.069.000
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• ApprOxlmatelJ 36,000 Square Foot LOt ·
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Teince & •olllat Lawn
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BeaWtlfwl ~rdeu With Meaadertnc
Brick Petllw•J9
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SPAaOUS EXECUTIVE MANSION. SBR, SBA estate owrlookinQ the bay, pm & ctty IWds. f.xtentM use of marble/mirrors. Huge
pOol/spa on f>ft:~Come & see It. at $899,900
PRDIE OCEANFRONT
LOCAnoN $775.000
Oa>al front comer on Bab:la Peninsula l'Y:Jht on the
sand. Great s.w. exposure maximizes the sunset view.
l.Jue In the c:otrage IMllle you plan yow-dream house-by-
the-ari .. Cal fu specillcs.
ATTEN110N BlJD.DERS
FAlltJl.OUS CORNER LOT ONLY $299K
Teer ~ or rehab in Newport Heights! Cal for details
on this $J-eal opportlllity. ti
OPEN HOlJSE SAT. Ii SVN. 1-5
OCEAN VIEW MANSION
4.000+ SQUAB£ FEET $899.900 ~t 5BR Newport Beach estate. H~ JJ?01 & ~ In~~~-Boros rm. di1ing nn. larrWy rm. 3 marble tr'Ps, handsome paneJed baiy + nu:h more
2500 <1ff Or.
SID&BY-SIDE 2 STORY two/three bdrm. units.
A-1 coudttiou. cxctllent rental locadon. Ideal for condo c:onwnlorl. WaJk everywhere!
Offered •l $409,000
ROllERI TA\'LOR 675-7300
PENINSULA POINT. 58R + fam rm., den,
bonus rm, gourmet kit &: a _tunny pedo.
Ocean/bay "'.'eWS In this great floorplan with room to roam.
Offered at $798,000
DAYNA PEI Ill 651-4610
OCEAN VIEW BEST llVY ••• $199.000
[).Jal McNer Slites ~ this very charmng & prt.late
rondo In ~ COOVTUlily ""1ttllrl waldng dstana! to the
beach. l..Mng rm features fireplace & opens onto the
patio ~ ~ landscaped grounm & oooan
view. Kitchen feallies loCs of OOll1ter spoce & t&e. CMlner
wiling to heJp w/~ oosls.
BAUIOA 8lJSINESS
OPPOR1tJNITY ONLY $39.000
CMrl ~ own sabl In great beach area with loCs of foot
traffic. Abd.rte tum-key ~ Cal today for rrore Information~ this exa?lerrt bu9ness Opporlunity.
Sf'JJER TRANSFERRED
REDlJCED TO $169.900
Walt< to the beach from this deJki1tfU 2BR penthouc;e In
gated COO"l'1'U1ly \Mitt assoc. tennis, pool & spa. Peek
ocean \.tew from balcony. ~ entry + other rustom upgrades.
fUlL.llME BEAOf HOUSE by the Wedae.
Ught/brlght Interior In this 2BR cottage wttJiln ~ distance to the beach & bey. Price
NOW $360,000
DAYNA PEI Iii 651-4610
NEWPORT COAST. Highly upgraded "Altezza"
Plan 0 + 500 s.f. borius nn, + 3-ar garage!
Panoramic ~· mtn &: city lights views. Off at $649,500
RON TAYLOR 509-3737
CAMEO lllGHlANDS
aJSTOMHOME
Ocean \Aew 38R home that has been remodeAed &
enlarged. Oak/glass sliding OOors. many upgrades. Large
comer lot w;\.ash landscaping. Price redJced. REDUCED TO $729.000
OPEN SUN 1-5
1857 BRAEMAR WAY. NWPT BCH
Huge 6BR home on extra-large lot in desiratie cU-de-sac
location. large bad<~ w/room for a pool, hoop oourt
or RV.ooat storage. Specious patio. fam. rm., st\.dio or
office w/we! bar, handsome flagstone frpl In liv rm &
fam nn. Nk:e & bltjlt w;tlg l4hbAls & high beamed
ceils. A rn..& see!.
MOllllE HOME UV1NG
NEAil BAY $175.000
Teniflc location .... 28R + 2BA. 2 spoce pari<i'lg. Just
lock the door and go fishing.
SPACIOUS 4BR home with lam rm. din rm, 2
frpl. custom kit wlbay window. 2 patios, fruit
trea It a spa In beck yard.
Offered at $479.000 ilOllER1' TAYLOll 67S-7SOO
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Canyon and ocean views in San Clemente
Magnificent estate surrounded by lushly landscaped grounds provides plenty of
privacy. And the two verandas offer expansive ocean and canyon views.
An exquisite home in the Baycrest Dover Shores
area. 4BDRM, 3.5BA completely remodeled. Bright
family kitchen center, office, fenced pool with yard
and garden. Newly o~ market won't last ...
The main house offers six bedrooms, five with first floor location. and four baths. A
gourmet kitchen with extra wide sut>-i.ero refrigerator and freei.er. leaded beveled
glass cabinet fronts, center island and garden window. An oceanview library with
built-in solid oak cabinetry. And. the step down living room feature s 22-foot vaulted
ceilings, custom crown mouldings and eight-foot custom marble fireplace .
Dramatic spiral staircase leads to the master bedroom, featuring marble fireplace. Rae ~odgers French doors opening to a deck overlooking the courtyard. The entertainment room
bas built-in cabinetry. marble counters, wet bar and refrigerator.
714 7 60-5000 RF/MAX South Coune!ii A spacious gue t house offers vaulted open beamed ceilings. walk-in wet bar,
skylight. bath, cozy window seats and lots of storage. .... For mort inf ormation call Sttvt Edwards aJ Frtd Sands Coastal Pro~rtk1, (714)
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30-year fixed
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Abacus £!_na~~~ Grp_. _ A (714) 375-6666 7.250% 5 2.125 30 7.503
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Countrywide Funding
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Directors Mortgage
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F1de~tt Feder!' Bank
First Federal Bank
First Interstate Bank ---Fleet Mortgag!
Glendale Federal Bank
Home Saving~
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~iscover this magnificent mansion located in Harbor Ridge, one of the most prestigious
communities in Newport Beach. From the dramatic double-door entry with marble floors to
the dual master suites, this stunning French Normandy estate offers six bedrooms, eight and one-
half baths, elevator, five fireplaces and vaulted ceilings.
Superior craftsmanship gives this approximately 10,600 square foot home a captivating feel.
Features include: formal dining and living rooms, a warm family room with wet bar, a library,
maid's quarters with s.eparate entrance, wine storage, and a gourmet's kitchen with solid granite
countertops and Sub-Zero refrigetator.
Other features of this unique property include a pool/jacuzzi, four car garage, gym with sauna,
intercom system, and ocean and city light views .
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BALBOA ISLAND 23 Luceme 2BR Sat/Sun 1-5 $495,000
125 Garnet 2+1BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $695,000 Owner/Broker
, Betsy Boyd 760-9590
Balboa Island Realty r • 2300 Redlarids JBR Sun 1·5 $409,000
673-8700 Agent COSTA MESA 642-3033
2341 Fordham 3BR S\ln 1·5 $209,000 3087 Corte Marin JBR Sun 1-5 $439,000 George lane/Prud Newport VulcilCo Honda, Agt. 760-8834 640-7083
970 Magellan 4BR Sat 1·5 $235,000 46 Rue Fontainbleau 4BR Sun 1-4 $950,000 Owner Marilyn Reed 557-5069 Balboa Island Realty NEWPORT BEACH 673-8700
11 7 Via Havre 4BR Sat/Sun 1·5 $799,000 508 Vaa Udo Nord 4Br Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,599,000 Cannery Village Realty C.annery Village Realty 673-3777 673-3777
1224 W. Bay Ave 58R Sat/Sun 1·5 $2,495,000 1' 512 Vaa lido Nord 4Br Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,449,000 Cannery Village Realty Cannery Village Realty 673-3777 67J.3777
21 Royal St. 4BR•un 1-5 $1,095,000 Big C.anyon Villas 2·3Blt Sat/Sun 1-4 $345-469K Hanu Reddy Realty Melinda Mason 559-5555 Barbara Sanregret Realtors
2188 Vista Entrada 3BR Sat 1-5 $349,000 759-7700
George Lane/Prud Newport
760-8834 NEWPORT COAST • c ~ 2290 Lalinda Ct 4br Sun 1-5 $635,000 7 Givemy JBR Sun 12·5 $479,000
Key Realtors Owner
967-0800 640-5051
Reserve an ocean view in San Clemente
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Del Cabo Propenies has announced the
Buyer Incentive Program on the remaining
two homes m Phase n of up 10 $15,000.
These homes, which are ready for
immediate move-ins, are located in the
pre~t:gious gate-guarded community of Del
Cab-J in San Clemente.
Each plan offers four bedrooms and three
baths on two levels with 3,087 square feet of
living area. Both homes are on a private cul-
de-sac near the neighborhood's two acre
ocean park. One of the homes features
outstanding hillside, valley and ocean views.
The other home is on a very large secluded
lot backing up to acres of open space. This
exceptional buyer incentive program is
offered fOf a limited time, and only on these
two homes. Buyers will receive up to
SI 5,()00 in a price reduction. financing
assistance or decorator upgrades. These
homes arc priced at $329,000 and $339,000.
Del Cabo also offers homes in its third
phase, which is now under construction,
offering large lots and out.standing ocean
views.
"Del Cabo offers so much value that we're
geuina buyers from all over ... said Leslie
Faitb.anb. m-site sales representative. "You
simply can't find values like this anywbcrc
but here."
With family rooms. bonus rooms. dens ,,....
three-car garages and spectacular ocean
views, Del Cabo is attractive to families
looking for a home with lots of room.
"It's a great neighborhood for families,"
Fairbanks said. ':Every home is on a private
cul-dc·sac and the entire community is
guatded so parents appreciate the privacy
and security this offers. There are highly
rated new schools nearby and the city's
beaches and .,.,-ks provide lots of recreation
and sports activities for children, too."
Del Caho is situated on nearly 70 acres of
property and will offer a total of just SO
homes.
"We enjoy the lowest density of any
neighbc:>rbood in our area." Pa.ilbanb said.
••Most of the landscape is kept in its natural
state. perfect fOf kids to explore and hike."
The 180-degree panoramic views from
homes include wide, ocean vistas.
Saddlebact Mountain. the aolf course and
lightS of the Forster Ranch valley. .
The homes feature classic California
architecture b.ighlipltd by window sbutten.
wood raftas and window shelves, view
decb and aenuine c1ay tile roofs. Bach
home has di~ access to a thtce-car garage
with rolJ-up doors.
Interior appointments include family
rooms with wood-bumina firq>laces and 'nerytni~tctJ1i4IJOOnt ioctudes.a fitq>laoe
remotely controlled from the master bed.
Kitchens feature European-style cabinetry
with laminated interiors, ceramic tile
countertops. two large 30-inch wide ovens,
built-in microwave, four-burner sealed glass-
top gas range, stainless steel hood wjfk
wanning lights, triple sink and encrgy-
saving dishwasher. (n each home. a
break:fut nook adjoins the tileben.
Mas1a bedrooms include ipacious walk-
in cloeets and volume ceilings. Master baths
feature sepante glw-enclosed cenlllic tile
showers. oval contowui tubs. two saftb ind
cermUc tile countertops. Every home bu an
interior laundry room with plenty of cabinet
space.
1be two-story Plan Two fcatuta tbreeo-to
five -bedrooms and line full MtbS in 3.087
square feet.. A country-style kitchen,
adjolnin1 Che family roam. opens IO Che rear
patio and area and off en hillside, v-.lley and
<Uan views. A Jqe bonus room upstain
can be an office, children's study Of
enlertainment room. I
The PIM Three, wich 3,3SO square feet
offers four-ro m· bedloolna and ttne blthl.
One of the bedrVOml arid a bllb ia on 11'8
first floor and can be a peat room or maid'•
quart.era. A craftsman-style scaircaae widl an
oak~ to* ICCOfld level. Tbil .... ..
newly expanded floor plan now includes a
library room with balcony loft overlooking
the entry .
Appointments include tteeSSed kitchen
and hallway lights, raised panel doors,
customJ>a,seboa.rch and door molding.
buttod-gla.u comer_ windows and raised
entries. The homes exceed CUJTent energy-
savina requirements and fea1Urc added
insulation, an efficient water beater and a
naauraJ...gas fon:ed air beating system. For
security, each home includes a fire
protection sprinkler system and smoke
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Del Cabo is a priva&e. pied community of
SO homes. 'J"wo.thinis of the 70 acres tanain
in its natural s&ate.
To visit Del Cabo, take ID1ast1te $ to San
C:Wmeme's Camino de1 &trelLa wt Tum
inland and Che tUeec beoome1 Cimino del
Loi Mares. Continue to Portico del Sur, tum
left to Sombreado, tum left to Altura and left
to the Del Caho mridel Complex at the lop of
1he hill. •
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a.m. to clutt, excqit Moacllf whm the hours
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Private courtyard, decks, patios
granite walls, lush landscaping,
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ancl" aweeome upgrades I
New P·rice $875,000
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759-9028
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St. Mich~I offers ideal Newport Coast setting
A great family
neighborhood, priced
from the mid-$300,000s
Highl ighted by a prel>tigious Newport
Coast M:rtmg and elegant designs. the St.
Michel neighborhood by CaJifomia Pacific
Homes is ideal for the lifestyles of Orange
Counry homebuyer.. -including young and
growing familie11.
Priced from the mid-$300.000s, SL
Michel feature' four graciously appornted
de,ign' nmging from I, 913 to 2.466 MJUare
fret of interior living 'pace. Elegant
lloorplan<. rndude woodbuming fireplace,.
drJmJlll. u'c 111 "indn" de,1gn,. formal
II\ ing and dining morn-, l.'Omenient interior
laundry room'. two rar attarhed garage'
with dirert indoor ac<.:e'' and )ltandard frunt
yard land-.caping.
Well-,uitcJ lo .i<.:rnmmndate the bu,y.
Jl.11\e life,tyk' of 11-. homeowner!>. St
Michel "ill lcaturc t"'o recreation plan\ -
pn .. ate. un-,iLc fac1hue-. <.:omplete with
'w1mming pool\, 'PU' and barbecue areas -
great for entertaining fami ly and fnends.
Showca,ed within the St Michel
rnllcction i' the 1.913 '>quarc-foot Plan One.
the Beau<.:aire, which ha s three bedroom'> or
two bedroom1' with optional den and two
and one-half bath' Highlights of this home
indude a co1y family room comple1e with
fireplace. hrgh 'olumc ceiling'> m 1hc fonnal
II\ ing arc.i' .ind a break!J,t nook with
11utdoor acre''
The Plan Two. the 2.1 ().t 'quare-foot
Camarguc. offer' three bedroom,. two and
one-half bath,. ~pacmu:-. family room.
bn:akfa~t nook and 'kylight m the maMer
bath : the ~crnnd 11001 overlnnko;. Lhe formal
d1111 ng area Becau'c the plan \ optional loft
prm 1dc' \ cr,atilny and mom tu grow. thi'
home i" perfe<:t for iarger familie-..
The Plan Three. the Lorratne. ha.' four
bedroom' and three bath ' in 2.378 square
feet of expan ... 1' e living 'p.ice Thi\ elegant
lloorplan j, accented by a circular ~ta1rway,
lavish ma!>ler ~uite. and a center bland in
the contemporary kitchen.
An exceptional home for families j., the
Plan Four. which \howca<.es up to four
bedroom., Cdown,tair<. den optional) and
three bath!> in 2.466 o,quarc feet of ex pansive
living space. Hrghlights include a cozy
breakfa.c;t nook and center 1'1land in the
kitchen. a romantrc circular 'tairway and
luxurious master c;uite. Optional decks arc
also available on select view locations.
"The Plan Four is exceptionally well laid-
out and very appealing on many levels,"
sai d Scot Matheson. a real estate investment
banker. who recently moved to SL Michel
with wife Kimberly and baby boy, Taylor
Scot. "In addition Lo a bright. conlemponll')'
floorplan. having a view and a coastal
location were.our top priorities.
"lt was important for us to have a sense of
openness and not feel confined," Matheson
said. "Four bedrooms was a must. and we
also liked the elegance and spaciousness of
the interior, from the entryway to the
vaulted ceiHngs and spiral . taircase. The
kitchen was also a big selling feature and the
walk-in closet in the master bedroom,
absolutely huge," he said.
According to Mathes.on. St. Michel is the
be5t master-planned community money can
buy. because it is close to good schools, local
parks, the beach and bopping facilities.
St. Michel includes a variety of amenities.
11uch as contemporary kitchens fully
equipped with General Electric white
appliances including a built-in electric oven.
gas cooktop, microwave and dishwasher.
maple cabinetry with finished interiors,
handset ceramic tile countenop and cast
iron sinks. Eittensive coontertop space and
oven.iLed storage cabinets and pantries are
featured in each plan.
Re<;identc; can also personalize their new
home fmm a series of options such as 11pa
tub.,, ..ecurity and peaker 1>y111em11, closet.
and garage organizer~ and upgraded floor
CO\Crtng,.
Dc:-igned by award -winning Richard.\On.
Nagy. Martin. the St. Michel exterior~ are
appointed with wrought iron accent!>, wood
11huners. radfos and transom windows (per
plan). complete fro nt yard landscaping, full
yard fencing and durable fire-resistant
concrete tile roofs.
As part of the renowned community of
Newpon Coast. this neighborhood is situated
ju11t 11outh of Newport Beach off San Joaquin
Hills Road and is adjacent to the established
neighborhoods of Spyglass Rill and Harbor
Ridge. It is also in clo<.e proximity to Buck
Gully Canyon and the public hiking trails at
Lo'i Tranco-. Canyon.
Newport Ridge residents will enjoy being
doi.e to Pelican Hill Golf Club, shopping at
Fa!.hton Island and South Coa.\t Phua, the
recreational dei.tinations of Newport and
Laguna Beach. and the cultural event)\ ot the
Orange County Performing Arts Center and
Newport Harbor Art Mu~um.
In aJd1llurt, re..,iJcul:. will h1t'-c dtl
e'cepuonal range of recreational
opportunities within the community. Planned
and developed by The Irvine Co .. the 371-
acre Newport Ridge community 1s proposed
to have a variety of neighbomoods.
Proposed open spac~ includes 38 acres to
be devoted to parks, trails, playing fields,
and canyon view overlook areas. The
Newport Ridge Community Park is propolied
Lo feature picnic grounds. a fonnal group
picnic/view tructwe, a tQl lot. playgrounds.
a soccer field, two softball fields. two tennis
couru, a volleyball coon. a basketball court
and informal playing field
Families with children will appm:iate the
landscaped paseo system with pedestrian
pathways which will circle throughout the
Newport Ridge community connecting the
neighborhoods and neighborhood parks.
Homeowners in Newport Ridae
automatically become a member of the
Newport Ridge Community Association.
Monthly association dues maintain the
quality of the common aru facilities.
Newport Ridge is included in an Asse ment
District and Community Facilities (Mello
Roos) District.
Califorru• Pacific HOTOC offers
bomebuyerc; a depth of professional
experience and a commitment to excellence
secOf1d to none. This dedication can be i.een
and appreciated at every step of the
homebuildjng and homebu ying process.
California Pacific Homes is building
neighborhoods of award-winning homes and
a tradition of success and stabiUty.
To visil St. Michel from Pacific Coast
Highway. take MacArthur Blvd. north and
tum right on San Joaquin Hills Road. Tum
left on Newport Ridge Drive and follow I.he
11igns to the sales office. From the San
Otego 1-405 freeway. take MacArthur Bl vd.
1>0uth and tum left on San Joaquin Hil b
Road. Tum left on Newport Ridge Drive
and follow the signs to the sales office.
The St. Michel models and saJe11 office
arc open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For
more information, caJI Jeanne Schumacher
or Jerry Gahan at (714) 721-9634.
Grubb & Ellis . names new senior
vice president of operations
As the new
senior vice
president of
operations for
Grubb & Ellis
Residential Real
Estate Services.
Susan Cook'-C)'
will be
responsi ble for
Svson Cooksey the financial
operations of nine offices. She will design
and develop an integrated accoonting
system, prepare financial and operationaJ
projections and provide acquisition analysis
for future expansion. In addition, Cooksey
will oversee the administrative support
functions including human ~recs.
benefit plans and infonnation services.
"Susan's financial and management
abilities are truly Impressive; we are very
fortunate she chose to be part of our
management team," said Dennis Gordon,
president, Grubb&: Ellis Residential Real
&tale Services.
Cooksey's background includes rDOl'C.--__
than 20 years in various financial positions
with a national real estate company.
beginning as controller for a regional
operation and advancing through the
corpora~ sllUCturc to work as a financial
bu jne consultant. Most recently, she
served a .. director of finance and
administration for the Northwe-.t region.
with headquarters in Bellevue. Wa. She ako
ran a successful financial and real est.ate
con ultation company while llVing m
Washington.
She rccentJy moved to Orange County
where she will work in the firm '!> Newport
Beach corporate office.
... can't convey the enthusiasm and team
spirit which is evident at Grubb & Ellis,''
Cooksey said, "and that is why I accepted
this position. The positive dynamics of the
company. combined with the exceptional
managemeo1 suppon from Chuck Neubauer
and Dennis Gonfon. is a winning
combination for the rcaJ estate indu try."
CaU Susan Cootu1 at Grubb 4 Ellis
Newport &ad olfic1, (714) 644-6200.
Gndl& cl Elll.s Rtlilkndal Rtal &tale
&mets "41 nilft olfic•• and J«J ral.t1
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(Ranging from 3,000 to 5,400 S.F.)
Large Lots
(Average of 1/3 acre)
Spectacular Views
Ocean, Harbor, City and Canyon.
Gate Guarded
Community
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Ford Rd
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4.400 square feet with panoramic views of the ocean.
harbor & city Priced at $1 .595.000
NCE
Newpo rt Custom Estates is pro ud to
announce the completion of two fully
furnished and professionally decorated
cust o m homes in Ocean Ridge
Reservations are now being ta ken for a
limited collection of up to 14 new homes
ranging from 3.000 to 5.400 square feet
These special homes will be developed
by Newport Custom Estates and built by
Hilton Homes Creative architecture and
exceptional detailing provide an
incomparable setting for elaborate
entertaining as wel l as intimate family
living.
Palatial entri es . soaring cei lings. elegant
curved staircases. stately columns. arches
and niches are only a few of the stunning
features built within each home. A visit t o
our furnished homes is an incredible
experi ence. one you will never forget!
For Information
CALL
714·647·2452
NEWPORT CUSTOM ESTATES, INC
PJ'UCT.S l:ft'ECTIVE Dl'!AOLTNE OF PUBLICA1'10N ANO SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOlM' NOTICE AU. SQ fT. ARE APPROXIMATE, llOMl>!OWNERS AIJTOMATICAU.Y St.COME A M&MBER OF AN ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION OUCS MAtNTAIN TH£ QUALITY OF COMMON AREA FACILITIF.S HOMES Sl!JUl:CTTO ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITl'F.E APPROVALS SEE A SAl.Lq R£PR£SENTATIVE P'OR MORE ~
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September
18 8:30 a.m. Orientation/Induction
20 9 a.m. -noon, Environmental Hozards;
1 -4 p.m., Procuring Cause
22 10 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview
25 9 a.m., MLS Committee Meeting
27 8:45 a.m .. GPA Committee Meeting;
9 a.m. -noon. Real Estate Analysis;
1 -4 p.m .. Property Management;
2 -4 p.m., COMPASS Beginner Course
28 7:30 a.m, Chairmen/Boord of Directors Meeting;
10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Internet Training Class.
29 1 O a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Preview
DUNCAN FORGEY:
Still on a iourney
AGENCY:
Coa\t Newpon Propcnu:~
JOB TITLE:
Salt:' A''oci:.1h:
FARM AREA:
Lido 1 ... 1c. We<>t Newpon
HOW LONG WITH AGENCY:
Four year'
CITY OF RESIDENCE:
Costa Me\a
HOBBIES/INTEREST:
Photography, golf. surfing and writing
CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS:
Newport Harbor Exchange Club
• LAST BOOK READ:
"In Retrospect"
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Duncan Forgey
FAVORITE
MOVIE:
"Fanta~ia"
FAVORITE
RESTAURANT:
Renato's and La
Cave
FAVORITE
GETAWAY:
Costa Rieu
PET PEEVE:
Unnecec;sary
aggravation
HOW DO YOU DEFINE SUCCESS?
A life-long JOUrney
Wt want lo hear from JOU through our
SNAPSHOT column. Tht colulM ftahues
real estate owntrs, broker, 0111111,
maruting rtprt1tnt.ativts, or any Ollter
staff wumbtn you woul4 liU to lrigltlight.
Wt encourage JOU to send a plrot.o (black
and whiU, ifpossiblt), with company naJrU,
person and SNAPSHOT lfUJrUd on back.
Send or fax your itifo~t.o:-Jq,ce
Schtrtr, Dail1 Pilot, JJi W. 1Jll1 SL, C•sl4
Mt1a, C4 92621; Faz: 71~2'.
Dtiullin•: S p.11t., 'hts""1. W. 11,.,N.11 ii
as space is avaJJabk. q 1011 •tt4 lo lllMlke
chang11 16 tire copy ~r ii has bttn
submitted, plta1t call Joyce Scherer, 514-
4242.
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HBC serves -third annual
Volleyball tournament .
. ecJ . interested in participating in the compctJtJon Those mterest m can call Todd Ownbers, Bumeu
competing Or attending OevelopmcntCorp._.a1(714)54+7600tobe
• placed on a team with other HBC members sign up now and guests. .
This year. for the first tune. HBC ha\
launched an exciting new sponsorship
program enabling companies and
individuals to benefit from vaJuable
exposure at all events. meetings and
activities throughout an entire year for a
minimal one-time cost. Corpornte
sponsorships. available in level of gold,
silver and bronze. enable HBC supporters to
gain maximum exposure at more evenL~ for
less cost. For more information call 1im
Kihm at the Keith Companies (714) 641 ·
4205.
On Thur., Sept. 21. the third annual Home
Builders Council (HBC) Summer Volleyball
Bash is the place to be for a hi gh-spirited
competition, great networking and a
scrumptious barbecue. The event promi ses
hundreds of dollars in ca.'\h prizes to
winning volleyball teams and champion
booJa-hoop contestants. Many other exciting
games and raffle drawings will be awarded
as well. The event will taJce pl:¥:e at t~
Sporting Club at Lakeshore Tower!> in
Irvine, and individuals interested in
attending or competing should sign up now.
"Great music. a delicious barbecue, frosty
beverages, quality networking and a free
HBC volleybaJI T-!.hirt are a few reason~ to
attend.'' eo<hair Scou Alston said.
"Hundred!> of dollars in cash prize.<; is
another."
Casb prizes awaiting the winning team~
include $400 for first pJace. $200 for second
and $100 for the third-place team . Raffle
prius will be given away throughout the
day, including dinners for two at prestigious
area restaurants. weekend getaways,
sporting clothes and gear, and much more.
Team wann-ups will begin at 2 p.m .• the
tournament will kick off at 3:30 p.in .. final
competition rounds will take place at 7 p.m ..
and barbecue steak and chicken will be
sened bccween rounds. Awnrd prc~nt.ationl>
will culminate the evening.
The Sponing Club at Lake horc Towers "
located at 18007 Von Kannan Avenue in
Irvine. west of the San Diego Freeway and
north from the Jamboree Road e\tt
The team entry fee is S 150. plu' a $35 fee
for players and non -team player Jttendee,.
1lle fonnat for the chc11lc:11gc j, w-cJ. wilh
one HBC member required to be on the
sand court at all times. Te<1m entries are
limited to 16 teaml> on a fir·,t-come. fir ... t-
serve basis with prud entry fee., lndiv1duab
The non-profit Home Builders Council ic;
the educational ann of the Building lndu~try
Association/Southern CaJifomia (BIA/SC).
In 1994. HBC was awarded the honorable
Council of the Year distinction by BIA/SC
for overall excellence in its programs and
membership upport. The group's dedication
and support of the building indu!>try 1!>
underscored by its motto: HBC ... a tradition
of commitment.
"The Home Builders Council i), well
known throughout the building indu!>try for
its significant contributions to education in
the fonn of scholarships. grants and
programs that benefit students and young
professiondts," said HBC president Sue
Cnse of the Presley Companie.~. "Your
involvement and participation in evenb 'u'h
as the volleyball toumament help-. u' an llUr
efforts to provide quality educational
programs for the future of oor incluo,try ..
Don't misi. the HBC costllned bowling
mixer on October 30. For more infonnauon
about HBC membership call Ano N1etzke of
Uti lity Connection!> at (71 4) 582-6960.
To pl.act a rtstnation for tltt volleyball
bash and barbecue, to htcomt a sponsor or
donatt a raffle prize, cont«/ Scott ALfton
at (714) 64()..2535 or Jay B/akslte, Chicago
T'itlt. (714) 263-0150.
Star -Real Estate goes on-line
Frank McDowelJ. president of Star RenJ
Estate. is now on-line through Listing Link.
the Internet's No. I real estate source.
''This~ keeps my company on the
cutting edge of real estate," he aid. "Now
our ageo~ are able to offer client<; a global
marketplace, through our new tale-of·the·
art. on-line sy tern. We have the potential to
reach more than 4()..million lntemet
subscribers in more than 150 countries.
along with the growth potential or 1 million
new lntemet subscribers a month ...
According to McDo~ll. it is imponant
to make use of every tool available when
marketing a property. The greater the
property's ex pollute, the greater percentage
of reaching a potential buyer.
'"lbe explosive growth of compu ter use
has made on-Line exposure an impon!!l..t
and ~ary rool 111 today's market,'' he
said. "I feel -alooa with our pr~ncc lo
Orange County\
most widely read
publicatiOn-; and
memberi.hip in
local multiple
listing services -
my on-line agents
can offer the
large.st pos ible
expo ure for their
client's property.''
Fronk McDowell McDowell.
president of one of Orange County's leading
independent real estate brokerages, said the
primary strength of Stat Real Estate is ln the
combined experience of its 180 agents with
an average of 14 years experience.
Slpr Rtal Estate is a.I JOOSS SkU~r A.,e.,
Fountain Vallfy 92108, (11') 754-6262.
.H A R B 0 R V I E W H 0 M E S N E I G H B 0 R H 0 0 D
NOW SELLING
mLVE EXQUISITELY
CRAITED HOMES
LOCATED IN THE
HARBOR VIEW
HILLS AREA.
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IN THE HEART
OF NEWPORT BEACH.
Newport Hills Escaces. A ltmtted
editton cl Just 12 exqu1suely crafted
homes, all on cul-de-sac srreecs, all
offering 3,562 to 4,168 square feet
of beaunfully de.signed ltvmg
space-and all m an mcomparable
Newport Beach locauon.
Appointments include everything
you'd expect in a contemporary
home of importance in so exclu·
sive a setting: Handsome excerior
designs with tradicional front
porches I custom-quality win·
dows I large yards with rear-and·
side yard masonry wall fencing
I custom-crafted ~ with ook
hand-railing and white enameled
balusters I wood-burning fireplace in
living room, family room and master
suite with custom· designed marble
or bnck facings I custom-designed
wood baseboards and door moldings
I recessed and soffited lighting I
island kitchens with G.E. Monogram
built-in appliances including 42"·
wide refrigerator/freezer with
icemalcer I concrete tile roofs I
three-car garages and much more.
Newport Hills futates. True exclusivity
ln chc hean cJ Newport Beach.
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Executive country club home Looking for an executive home on the
golf course? Then look no further than the eighth green of the prestigious Santa Ana Country
Club Golf Course.
Enjoy the pectacular views of the course from an oversized. private patio. Completely
remodeled with two large bedrooms. two and one-half baths. vaulted ceilings with built-in
bookcases. custom fireplace, French doors. beveled mirrors in dining area. an extensive ·
ki tchen and ~ludcd spa. Offered at $379.000.
Call Kmt McNaughton of Grubb & Ellµ, (7 U) 644-6200.
Exclusive bayfront • Uncla Isle Located in an exclusive guard gated
community. this bayfront home with large boat dock affords a dramatic lifestyle aJong the gold
coast of Linda Isle.
Decorated with neutral tones. this expansive three-bedroom. two-story home has vaulted
ceilings. a great room with vast window expanses overlooking Harbor Island and the main
turning basin. The bricked patio area includes a built-in barbecue and wet bar.
The kitchen is an entertainer's dream with central cooking island, marl>le floors. two ovens,
two dishwashers, sut>-icro refrigerator and built-in salt water aquarium.
The spacious master suite is baysidc with a fireplace and wet bar. Perfect for guests. the
lower bedroom also offers potential use as a maid's quarters. The oversized third bedroom, on
the second floor, could be used as a bonus room or office.
For more ilt/onnation, caU Mary DiTul.IW of Coast Newport Pro~rths, 4 CM.c Plat.a, Si..
260, Newport Stacia, (714) 759·3713.
Only three homes remain at the final
closeout of Manning Homes Newport HiJI
Estates, an exclu ive edition of just 12
luxury homes on large lots in the heart of
' Newport Beach.
'1brcc of the most spectacular lots arc
stiJJ available, but buyers better hurry as
nine of the 12 residences have already been
sold and first move-ins are scheduled for the
end of this month," said company president
Jim Manning.
The final homes at Newport HiJls Estates
currentJy arc priced from $695,000.
Immediate move-ins are available.
"Buyers arc clearly impressed by the
spaciousness of the lots, which off er plenty
of room for patios. swimming pools,
swingsets and more," Manning said ..
The 6o~ will range from 3.562 to 4,168
square feet with four to six bedrooms and
attached three~ garages. Spacious lots
wiJJ span from 8,745 to 16,901 square feet.
offering plenty 6f room for real front and
back yards.
The American Traditional Craftman-
styled residences are arranged around three
cul-de-sac streets off Newport Hills Drive
West, from Port Stanhope to Port Taggert.
heightening residential seclu ion in a very
private neighborhood setting.
Newport Hills &tatcs overlook the
fairways of Big Canyon, and close to
Newport Center and just minutes from
open-air shopping at some of the world's
finest shops at Fashion Island. Several of
the homes offer sunset and Big Canyon
fairway views.
Newport Hills &tates residents will
become mcmbets of the Newport Hills
Community Association, providing families
with access to aU bf the advantages of life at
Newport HiUs including: the community's
swim complex, baseball and soccer
facilities. Children can walk to the
academically acclaimed Anderson
EJementary through Newport Hills
community park. and Manning Homes is
adding a brand new baU-acrc park adjacent
to the northern edge of Newport Hills
Est.ates.
Newport HilJs Estates offe rs a selection of
three spectacular floor plans designed for
entertaining elegance as well as family
comfort. Traditional covered front entry
porches set a welooming tone reminiscent of
days gone by. Woodburing fireplace~ with
custom-design marble or brick facades will
warm both the formal li\.ing room and
family room in each home. Master bedroom
suites will also feature a woodburing
fireplace with polished-marble facade and
hearth. Family-sized brealcfast nooks and
walk-in pantries (Plan 2 and 3) will
highlight gourmet kitchens. Interior laundry
rooms will have a sink and Corian
countertops. A security system will be
included in each borne.
Pmnium upgraded amenities will create a
custom-class elegance in home, including
custom wood windows, cuslo~-crafted oak
railing and enameled balusters, custom
rounded wall comera, cusfom wood
baseboards and door mooldfogs, distinctive
eigtlt foot raise9 ~I doors, custom
designed recessed, dual zoned and
thermostat controlled air conditioning and
heating systems, 75-gallon water heater and
recirculating bot water system plu s soft
water hook-up.
Professional quality gounnet kitchen at
Newport Hills Estates will boast General
Electric Monogram Series self-cleaning 30-
incb double oven. convection built-in
microwave oven, automatic dishwasher and
gas cooktop. Custom European cabinetry
with white laminated interiors, two
compartment cast iron sink with KWC
faucet and spray wand. ceramic tile:
count§tops with (uJJ splash. under-cabinet
fluorc'Sccnt lighting and island counters.
In addition, to woodburing fireplaces,
ultra-luxurious ~tcr bedroom suites will
include walk-in wardrobes with raised·panel
by-pass doors, leohler Roman tub with
dec.'orator-selected ceramic tiJe, band-set
ceramic tile shower, Harden porcelain and
polished chrome fixtun:s and Kohler china
lavatories .
Eye-catching exteriors wiJJ be
distinguished by band-crafted entry doors.
ceramic tile roofs, full rear-yard fencing and
hand crafted traditional front porches.
To reach the sales office 11 NeWport Hills
Estates, from MacArthur Blvd. take Ford
Rd E&t to Newport Hills Dr. West and tum
right Take Newport HiUs Drive West to Port
Taggert. the sales office is located at the
intersection of Newport Hills Dr. West and
Port Taggert.
For aMidonal in/onltGllon, caU (7 U )
644-6811. ~n.dail110a.M. to 6p.a
The Prudential applauds top agents
North Laguna craftsman home A large, quiet mature lot urrounm
this four bedroom. one bath beach area home. Set back on a wooded, deep rcctanguJar lot. this
home has potential for future expaniion. ~
Located in one of Laguna's prime areas and a short distance to main beach, the vill"Be area
and shops. The 5treet to alley lot, offers privacy and ~uality living. Newer French doors and
windows are in place to complement the beamed ccilmg. hardwood, floors and ru~tic stone
fireplace.
Offered at $385,000, this is a great ~rtuni~ivc a premier beach communiticJ.
For ..,.,,.,.,._,.,., e.U W"' DI o/CM.t Nrwport ,,..,,.,, 4 Cini P1cJ4 S#. 1ff, N..,_, a.d, (11') 7. lJ.
Maxine Montgomery, vice
president/manager of The Prudential ,,
California Really, Newport Beach office,
was pleased to name the top sales
executives. The monumental sales of the
Newport Beach office represents $104
miJlion in closed sales volume through July
31, 1995. "
"'These agents deserve a special salute for
cxccUcncc," Montgomery said. '1'hey are
q ~real estate
industry."
TOP TEAM: Melinda and Marty Jones.
NO. 1 AGENT: Vicky Tsang.
TOP AGENTS: Mac Mackenzie, Bev
White, Marilyn Read, Barbara Amstadtcr.
Arvilla Sheron, George McGaffigan.
Clarence Yosbikanc. Anne Hoover and
Hugh Swanson.
Montgomery based the record sales, pf the
select team on diligent effort. high wort
ethics and proreuionaJ commitment.
''Each of these sales e1tecutives maintain
high 8Wldetds dvou&h networking with
professionall. cOndnuina educitJon Uld
sttat.egic fllltbdna." Mon~ uid.
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"'They arc local experts with international
reach."
Montgomery is also pleased to welcome
several top producing rcaJ estate
professionals who have merged with The
Prudential California Realty NewportlRach
office: Lynne Valentine, Carol and John
Jacobs. Karen Lynch. Mariann Cordova and
Bobbi Mczgar and Jerry and Christa Long.
The Prudential California Realty Newpon
~off~ bas been a safe batbor for the
highest level of real estate associates for
many years. Recent trends in the real estate
matket have made it increasingly important
to fonn alliances to to create a higher level
of marketing and a more powerful base of
referrals. Through The Prudential California
Realty Network. the sales executives benefit
by the latest technology. innovative
marketing strategics and the most powerful
international network of information.
10 rMClt n.. ""*"""' Ctlll/onm RHllJ, Ntwp«t lh«lt o/lk'-~ (114) 7SJ..'6IO.
Distinguished as one of the most desirable bayfront
locations in Newport Beach, this residence -only two
blocks from the oceanfront -commands o breathtaking
view of main channel boating activity and Newport
Center's spectacular skyline'. The gated estate, with a
separate guest house, is set on a lot of approximately
14,000 sq.ft. A spacious lawn crowns 65 feet of
harbor and o garden, trees and o priyate dock odd to
the home's unique private setting.
The six bedroOfn residence provides primary
entertaining areas flowing from the entry to the living
room, the dining and family rooms, and the gourmet
kitchen with its wood parquet floor. The home also
features an elevator, radiant heating, study, crafts
room, block bottom pool, and spa. Other spe<:iol'
amenities included in this estate ore the separate
·master bedroom sitting area, porticos, central vacuum,
walk-in vault and security system .
for information on this outstanding home, Please contact: -
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Coldwell Banker Newport Beach
644-9060 x109
Promotions, expansions and accolades: Hot Tips II coming soon
George J. Papno and Boni C. Pereira
of ColdweU Banker Real &tate Laguna
Beach, have been oamcd among the top
luxury rul estate professionals in the .
Un~ted State by Unique Homes. the
national maga1.1ne of luxury real estate.
. Pagano and Pereira· pesence in the
directory ranks them in the top 20% of their
marketplace, and indicate.' a proven
reputabon for excellence in the listing.
marketing and selling of premier properties. eaa ~ J. ,,.._.a ao,,; c.
l'trtin til Coltlwftl llaku Rtal Eslllll,
Lapno BHtlt, (1U) 644-9060. .
Marcus a M...._p Rn.I Estate
lnvestmtnt '"*tr11t Co., announcei>
Mark SlrauM. Mark Lucacu and Alan
Reay oft.he NcWJJ011 Beach office have
been appointed ~iot investment
<;>ciatcs, according co Harvey E. Green,
senior vice presidentlliOUthwt t division.
The de~anation of ~nior inve,tmcnt
ll.'-.C!Oeilk is aiven to.,_.. who hive
demonstiiled lltrORl:i.ctenhip qualities.
completed 1 cliwni1ied aroup of
traftllCdona llil 1te con1isaent 1op earners in their otncea. ~
S1rau'' Jnmcd the Newpon Beach office in
1987 and -.en ed J\ ~gmnal manager from
1987 to 1991 He wa' re,pon'1ble for the
producuon. training and hmng of agent\ that
accounted for 'ale' w11h a cumula1ive \alue
of about $800 mil hon in more than 200
separate tran,acuon<, Smee returning to the
brokerage. S1rau" ha.' 'peciah1ed in the ...ale
of tenant-lea,ed pmpert1c' Of the S80
million in propert1e' he ha' clo.,cd since
1992. 781/t have been '1ngle tenant
tran!>action\.
Lucel>CU j()ined the Newport Beoch office
in 1987. Hb area of expertise 111 the sale of
large retail ~hopping center.. nationwide.
Focusing on ne ighborhood. community.
power centers and community and regional
shopping mulls.
Reay joined the Newport Beach office in
1989. and i'i a consistent top performer.
closing more than $100 million in income
propert) 'ales. In 1994. he was the fifth
highest earning agent out of 400 agen~
company wide. and the higheq producing
broker in the hbtory of the Newport Beach
office. Reay ~peciali~-in ~iale..oLholel
and mo1el propertie~ in Southern Cahfomia.
Mlll"Cus & !tf illichap rtal Eslale
lnvtstltltnts Brolctra1e Company
SJHCiali.zts in tlte sak and acq"isidon of
incolflt producin1 proptrty. Tiit coMpOny
ltas 23 offices tltro"flwul tJtt country.
Kimberly Davis, a 13-yeu veteran of the
commercial real e tale industry. and Derek
Scott. whahas more than seven )'CW'\ of
diversified'i1tal estate experience, have
joined Marcus & Mlllkhap Corpontt
Real Estate ~nkts Co., 1n Newport
Beach. according to 11tornu Glblon
regional manager of the office.
Davis, wh<l will rtpreWtt tenant'l in the
leasing of office pace in Oranat Countj • •
has an extensive background in operation.,,
project management. negotiation and lea.-.e
adminjsuation. Prior to joining the company.
\he provided management services to
property owners, including Pnnc1pal
Financial Group. Guardian Life lmurance
Co .. The Irvine Co .. and individual
investors.
Scott wiU specialize in sale leaseback and
a.\sct acquisition and disposition. Pnor to
joining Marcus & Mmichap. he performed
financial analysis and market research for a
large California-based client. resulting in its
decision to retain a 20..building. 250.000-
square-foot commercial/industrial complex
in Orange County. a decision which will
result.in an estimated savings of more than
$5 million over ll 10-year period.
Marcus & Milliclut.p provUle nal tsta.U
strvices silltilar to o corportdt nal tsta.U
dtpart11ttnt, wltklt luu brougltl national
recognition as a lfding provider of
sopltisticattd U1t0nl s~rriet1.
Mooardl Communities otCaUf'ornia i.
prepariog for ex pan ion. With pmspcctl for
Southern California looking bnghter and
expansioo plans endorsed by the 1>3rcnt
company Monarch Development
C~ration, Monarch Communitie. of
Cahfomia has named Gary Enp. a 20..year
hQO ing inc:hlstry veteran, a project manager
responsible for ongoing and new
con truction and cu 1omcr se....Uce.
"All igns point to a much healthier
housing climate for 1996 and, with Gary a;.
project manager, we arc well posilionc<I to
take advantaae of forthcoming opportunitie.~
without compromi ina either the desip
Mlnovation or the construction excellence we
believe arc critical to our competitive ec1&e:•
il&Jd R. Gordon Cnla. the company's
rnanllln& di~Of.
Since Monarch Communiuei. wib fonned
in September 1992. Engle ha' \\orled
clollCly °" ith Craig ru. the project managrr tnr
Birtcher Construction ai.signed to the
company's first new home communit). The
Heights at Marina Hills. Pnor to thJt. he held
position\ in management and pun:hJ,ing
with SC\eral leading Southern California
homebuilding finn . He alM) ~ned 10 )e.1r'
as general manager in charge of land
ucqui ition . planning and entitlement 101 J
Newport Beach-ba.-;ed finn.
ln his po ition at Mqnarch Communiue~.
Engle is responsible fol" overseeing all
ongoing construction activnie!>. including
pennit processing. purchasing. coordination
with on-site supervisors and muJor
subcontractors and the scheduling be1ween
construction and sales.
"Customer service h. a k~y element in both
building n quality reputation and in laying
competlti\e in today'o; marketpl.ice and. by
assigning this rcspon~ibility to our project
manager. we are telling our home buyer.
they arc just as important to our company :1'
the home themsel\es.-Craig 'llid.
Proclaimed~ Hot 1i~ n. thi year·,
marketing semin3r will be held in
conjunction with the Sales & Marktting
CouncU of Soutbun Calilomla •
(SMC/SC) dinner meeting Wed .. Sept 27. al
the Irvine Marriott Hotel.
A panel of u rop prof esqonal' will reveal
their hone~ tip and trend~. and cutting edge
!lterth. Rcc1p1ent~ of the SMC/SC'<> Third
Quarter 1995 Sale Awards will be hon<>rcd.
Networking scs. ion. 5:30 p.m.: M>C1al hour lU
6 p.m.~ dinner at 7 p.m. and panel •
prc.41eot•tion at 8 p.m.
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BA.I.BOA. PENINSULA
17 47 Mirarnar ' $979,000 BALBOA. PENINSULA.
BA.YCREST
2448 Windward
1831 Tradewinds
1837 Tradewinds
Torn Thomson $497,000
_ David McCulloch . .-~ .. •••9.000
David McCulloch i420,000
EA.ST COSTA MESA.
201 Suzannah Place Kevin Kanda
SATURDAY & SUNDAYS INVITATIONS
I COSTA. MESA.
7 Sundance Kevin Kan~
LAGUNA. BEA.CH
194 Cliff Drive
Lioo ISLE
844 Via Lido Nord
WESTCUFF/DOVER SHORES
1410 Warwick
SUNDAYS INVITATIONS
BA.'tCREST
1809 Glenwood
16 Rue Chantilly
THE BLUFFS
2049 Vista Cajon
Corona del Mar
426B Goldenrod
HARBOR ISLAND
26 Harbor Island
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
1226 Keel . "
1931 Sandcastle ·~
1101 Ebbtide Road
D'ette Steelberq
Kay Parker
kevinKanda
$249,900
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$699,$00
$490,000
$934,7$0
Exquisite 9 Br.
bayfront where no
expense was spared!
French lirnestone ·
floors & decks, 4 car
qaraqe, private boat
dock. Fabulous niqht
time & bay :views.
$3,490,000 -
Boni Pereira &
Nancy Laviqne
BALBOA. PENINSULA.
Fabulous location in
main harbor of
Newport bay. Steps to
downtown Balboa
shops & restaurants.
Private beach & dock.
Priced for quick sale.
$1,290,000 -
Marcia & Robert Bent•
CLIFFHAVEN
Cape Cod charmer.
Close to beach, schools,
shoppinq & services.
One of Newport's rnost
desirable neighbor-
hoods. 3 Bd, 2 Ba,
larqe lot with fruit
trees & boysenberries.
$489,900 -....
ChriSty Lanqf ord
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
A cute cottage on a
larqe lot with a white
picket fence. 3 Bd, 2
Ba home with French
doors & windows.
Remodeled kitchen &
f am.ily room..
Ml9.000 -
Su-.n Wflir