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Serving the Newport-Mesa community sln<.e 1907
st eve
marble
Water district
can't stand
the pressure
I n the broad range of what's
news and what's not, the
Mesa Consolidated Water
District has traditionally been
something of a snooze.
You tum on the faucet, water
comes out. You hop in the show-
er, you get wet. Water is water is
water. And it only seems to
make for news when there isn't
any.
But something different hap-
pe ned this year. The local water
district tumbled -head over
heels, just about -into the head-
lines.
There were sexual harass-
ment claims, raucous board
meetings and a lingering contro-
versy over a
water board
Water, water
everywhere ...
and more on
Community
Forum, See
page A9.
membe r who,
it turned out,
lived in Seal
Beach.
And that's
not all. There
was the con-
struction of an
18-million-gal-
lon reservoJr, a project that
turned a once-sleepy Costa
Mesa neighborhood into a noisy
dust bowl. And of course there
was that other little deal. You
know, the one where the collec-
tion of 300.000-year-old fossils
were tossed out with the trash -
though the water district insists
the school district was to blame
for shipping the valuable collec-
tion off to the county dump.
The point is: the Mesa Con-
solidated Water District has
become a news item. And it
became a news item on its very
own. Nobody made these things
up. No rogue reporter invented
these stories. Hardly. The Mesa
Consolidated Water District
earned its stripes all on its own.
But sometimes the easiest
thing for people to do is to go
after the messenger.
Al the Daily Pilot, the messen-
ger is lina Borgatta. Tma covers
Costa Mesa, and the water dis-
trict comes along with that beat.
She's a good reporter. Very good.
She's also aggressive. She's also
very fair.
Still, for reasons that make
absolutely zero sense, nna has
suddenly become the favorite
whipping person for all the dis-
trict's problems. Water e~erts
have concerns with the district's
new reservoir? Blame Tina.
Waler board member Tom Nel-
son is asked to step aside
because he lives in the wrong
• SEE MARBLE PAGE A 10
HIGH ROLLERS GO f;QR $201000
• 30 top skateboarders converge
on Hard Rock Cafe in Newport
Beach to launch what sponsors
are hoping will become a world-
class event.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
FASl-IlON ISLAND -For perhaps the
first time in history Sunday, a merchant
will actually encourage 30 skateboarders
to skate around a commercial parking lot
and reward the
best and most
skillful with
$10,000, no
less.
Thirty of the
country's top
vertical skate-
board ers,
including Costa
Mesa resident
Omar Hassan,
will participate
in the 1995
World Champi-
onship of Skat-
ing on Sunday
u Let's make it
the biggest
and the best.
Give these
guys some-
thing to com-
pete for ... "
-JEFF WAGNER •
at Fashion Island. The event will take
place outside the Hard Rock Cafe, which
is co-sponsoring the competitio n with
Vans Inc. Proceeds benefit the youth for
American Red Cross/Orange County
Youth HIV/AIDS .Volunteer Education
Program.
The top competitors will divide $20,000
-the largest purse in the history of the
sport -with the winner bagging a $10,000
grand prize. More importantly, event
coordinators say, the world championship
will he lp boost interest in an already
booming industry.
•People of all ages are involved (in
skateboarding), and there's a lot o( inter-
est in the sports aspect of it," said event
coordinator Mark Sperling of Transworld
skateboarding magazine.
Organizers are hoping the event,
which also features live concerts from
Spearhead and Ben Hazper, will draw
more than 15,000 spectators. With enough
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
•SEE SKATEBOARD PAGE A10 Omar Hassan of Costa Mesa wUl b e compeUng this weekend at the Hard Rock Cafe.
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Costa Mesa
skateboarder
a veteran ·of
sport at 21
By Evan Hent•r ~011. I l 11!1 f',1, ''
Demonstrating a few
moves on a practice ramp
in Costa Mesa, Omar
Hassan springs high into the
air, curls his body while clutch-
ing his skateboard and lands
gracefully, sliding down the
ramp's far edge. His friends
from Fester Snowboards mur-
mur appreciatively.
·He's super fluid. He rides
like the board is glued to his
feet," said Noel Garvin, a long-
time friend. "The guy can do
anything."
Hassan completes a few
more maneuvers and looks at a
photographer. "Now should I
try something harder?•
The 21-year old Costa Mesa
resident bas been skating since
age 10. A professional skate-
boarder for the past four years,
Hassan has traveled all over
the country and internationally
to attend .competitions. He
once won $5,000 at a San Fran-
cisco tournament.
On Sunday, he will compete
for twice that amount, taking
on some of the country's best
skaters at the Hard Rock Cafe
1995 World Championships of
Skateboarding. He is sponsored
•SEE HASSAN PAGE A10
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Toddler
dies after
rescue
attempt
• Fourteen hours after
being pulled from back-
yard swimming pool, 18-
month-old boy succumbs
to heart and lung failure.
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -An 18-
month-old toddler who fell into
his backyard swimming pool
Thursday afternoon died at the
hospital Friday morning.
Todd "T.J ." Wilkins died at
6-28 a.m. Friday from heart and
lung failure at Children's Hospital
Orange County m Orange. where
he had been in critical condition
dfter his mother found him face
down m the family pool at 4:38
p.m . Thursday, according to
Newport Beach police reports.
Kerry Keating, 20, the toddler's
mother, was sleeping on the
couch in the family room of theu
home in the 1800 block of Port
Townsend while T.J. was protect-
ed in his playpen, police said.
When she awoke, T.J. was miss-
ing.
Police Me not sure how T.J got
outside to the pool, which wdS not
protected, but he was reportedly
m the water for up to 30 minutes
Newport Beach Parkmg Con-
trol Officer Dan Crane. 25. was
the first to respond to Keating's
911 call. Most parking control
officers do not have the trauung
to handle Uus type of emergency
call, but Crane had been trained
m CPR and was the closest officer
to the house, Newport Beach
police Lt Paul Herusey said.
Crane used CPR to revive the
toddler. who had no pulse and
was not breath.mg, pobce sa.td
The offlcer was reportedly joined
moments later by additional offi-
cers and emergency personnel
who took the child to Hoag Pres-
byterian Hospital and later trans-
ported hun to Children's Hospital.
"(Crane) felt he did what he
could. and he was instrumental m
gwing the toddler care and get-
ting the emergency response
rolling," Herusey said
Mary Marlin, the commuruty
education manager for Children's
Hospital, sa.Jd the circumstances
•SEE DROWNING PAGE A10
Opponents ask, is it safe to swim in treated sewage?
• They demand accounting of the health risks of plan
to ffiimp 5 million gallons of waste water into the bay.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Citing
potential threat:s to public health,
opponents of a controversial
water discharge project argue
that scientists have not conducted
studies to determine the effects of
treated sewage water on recre-
ational swimmers.
That's true, science and micro-
biologists say.
But there isn't any documented
evide nce, they argue, treated
water has caused enough of a
problem to WarrCJ!lf a study.
The health risk argument ls
one of many that have surfaced in
the debate over a proposal by the
Irvine Ranch Water Distnct. Over
a two-year period, the district is
seeking to discharge 5 million
gallons a day of treate d sewage
into Upper Newport Bay as a
means of saving more than $20
million in disposal costs.
Newport Beach residents have
loudly criticized the proposal, say-
ing that the addition of nutrients
will increase an algae bloom and
reverse a hard-fouqht battle to
clean up the bay. City Couna.l
members have said tht>y will
oppose the project unless inde-
pendently hired consultants
demonstrate that the project m
some way benefits the bay
Project-watchers have debated
health concerns less holly than
nutrient levels.
But, just how will that water
effect swimmers in the bay?
Neurologist Susan Skinner
believes the water d1stnct needs
to conduct. lls own study to fmd
out Without companng the
effects on swimmers exposed to
reclaimed water vs. those who
have had no exposure. a study ts
incomplete, Skinner said.
"There may be health nsks, •
Skinner said. "Without a good
prospective study, exposed swim-
mers vs. non-exposed swimmers,
•SEE WATER PAGE A10
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Looking ahead ...
'TODAY + F4Md your hu~r and the Newport
Harbor High musac fund.tan All-You-
<An-E8t P.nc.ke Breakfast from 8 to 11
a.m. 1od.y in the school's Social Hall, 600
Irvine Ave.
• Authorities claim cat-
lover's behavior is animal
abuse but say there's
nothing they can do
about the multitude of
strays drawn to her home.
By <:arotyn Miiier, Octily Pilot
• COSTA MESA -The odor of
Uilkempt cats .J loa of them -
bulCll oft~ tn,the air in the
:l90Cl block ol P*w8Y Drive.
twgbbors .-y tbe aource ol
IM ...ii II• <#qU9 ol stray cats
fed by a neighbor woman who
refuses to stop.
The cats hide under residents'
cars and hoU5e$, lurk in the bush-
es, use lawns and gardens as their
litter boxes and have bowling
feline fights often at night. neigh·
bors said. Because they are not
cared for properly, the wild cats
keep multiplying, ind residents
fear their own pets may catch dis·
eases. ' "There are Utters, litters, litters.
They are not neutered,• Hid
Theresa Waller, who hU lived tor
11x years across th• street from
•SEECATS MGE A10
+ Oledt out hot local surfers at a Pro-Am
Surf Contest today end Sunday at 54th
Street in Newport IMch. The competition
btglnJ It 7 a.m. bottt d8yl and Is spon-
D9d ~ the city of Newport 8eaC:tt end
~ a clothing firm.
• 'lhe ,. AMuel ~ 8..ch Con-... d'lllglnal It 1he .Qr, .. Golf
"' Ml'tuport Comt is ...... to 1SDdmk<M1*'dhul._.
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1hldY Olillg appoint.ed wat.er board president Fred H. Bice
Longtime Corona deJ Md? res-
ident and developer Fted H.
Blee died at bis home Monday
after a long illness. He was 86.
greer
wylder
Skateboard store on a
roll. picking up speed
F ailure Skateboards and
Snowboards (646-1544)
recently opened at 440 E.
17th St. in Costa Mesa. The
reason for its odd name, says
owner Mark Sweetser, is that
f r years ago its original store
ned in Cherry Hills, New
J rsey and despite cynics who
imed it wouldn't make it, it's
en a huge success. Sweetser
ned the second Failure
ation two weeks ago and is
ering Best Buys readers a
% discount.
There are tons of snow and
4ateboards lo chose from. The
s~ateboard selection includes
liew Deal, Mad Circle, Real,
World Industries, and Adrena-llf!. and for snowboarders there
ate lYJ>e A, Revelation, Item,
Joy Ride, and Purged.
Sweetser says skateboacling
} matured ... It's gomg
lhrough its ten year cydQ.
kdteboarders aren't doing as
many technical tricks anymore,
and big wheels on boards are
tter, they last longer and you
can go much faster:
Crown Ace Hardware is giv-
ing dway free Halloween masks
to children beginning Sunday
Oct.1 through Tuesday, Oct. 31 .
The masks are assorted full
lfces of animals, pumpkins,
princesses, monsters, and
ll)lidentilied beasts. If you bring
in Uus column to any of
'iown's local hardware stores
COSTA MESA -The Mesa
Consolidated Water District
~ of Directors on Thursday
rught appointed Tuidy Ohlig as
its new president and a reluctant
Hank Panian to serve as vice
president.
Owing a previous meeting,
Ohlig had expressed the hope
that longtime boa.rd member
Hank Panian would be selected
for the post. But on Thursday,
before Ohlig even bad a chance
to nominate him, Panlan issued
a statement explaining why be
would not accept such an
appointment.
• ntE VOUJNTEE.R DmCTORY runs
periodically In the Daily Pilot. If you'd
like information on getting your orga·
nization listed, call 642-4321, Ext. 331 .
KIDS CANCER CONNECTION
The Kids cancer Connection is dedicat-
ed to the emotional, educational and
financial needs of children afflicted with
cancer. Volunteers are needed. For infor·
matlon, call 851-7n4.
MAKE-A·WISH FOUNDATION
Make-A·Wish Foundation of Orange
County, which makes wishes come true
for children with lif~threatenlng Illness-
es, seeks volunteers to occupy a variety
of positions. For information, call Gilda,
476-9414.
MARCH OF DIMES
The March of Dimes office in Costa
Mesa needs volunteers for fund-raising
committees. speaking opportunities,
occasional office work and help with
bulk mailings. For Information, call 631·
8700.
MASTER CHORAlf OF OC
The performing arts organization
needs volunteers for computer input,
ticketing, filing and handling phones.
For information. call 556-6262.
NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN
The non-profit recovery center for
adult women with alcohol and other
chemical dependencies seeks volunteers.
TrudyOhlig
•J thought it WU in tbe best
interest of the district to neither
serve a.s president nor vice pres-
ident,• Panlan said Priday. ·ne
district has undergone a lot of
change in the last sb: months.
And I had the strong feeling
that in the minds of many peo-
ple, l was 1till aligned with the
old regime. And I wanted to
make it clear that I would do
nothing to obstruct that
change."
Panian reconsidered his posi-
tion after some discussion and
agreed to serve as vice presi-
dent if Obllg would serve as
president.
Oblig, who could not b~
reached for comment Friday,
volun~er diredory
can 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6
p.m. or call Joy at S48-8754.
NEWPORT BEACH CONFOtENa
AND VISITORS BUREAU
The Newport Beach Conference and
Visitor's Bureau is dedic.ated to the pro-
motion of the city to potential visitors. If
you have extensive knowledge of New-
port Beach and wot1ld like to volunteer,
call 722-1611.
NEWPORT<OSTA MESA YMCA
The Newport<osta Mesa YMCA needs
a variety of general volunteer help. For
information or appllcations, call Rita.
642-9990.
NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
CHAMBER OF COMMERa
Volunteerrare needed for a variety of
tasks supporting and interacting with
the business community In Newport
Beach. Duties include light derical tasks
and some assistance with special events
for two to four hours per week on aver-
age. For m<>tJ;information, call Barbara
or Judy at 7~. ·
Ofl£RA PAOFK
The Opera Padfk Guild Alliance, a sup-
port group for Opera Pacific. has a wide
range of activities for volunteers. for
Information, call 47~.
OPERATION CLEAN SLATE
Operation Clean Slate. a Costa Mesa-
based organization that focuses on graf-
fiti prevention. needs volunteers to
paint out graffiti and for other d~
For more information, call Michael
Howard at 43S-0745.
ORANGE COAST INTERFArTH SHELTER
The Interfaith Shelter is the largest
family shelter In the county, housing.
feeding and counseling 20 families daily.
The group needs volunteers and dispos-
able diapers. for Information, call Jeff
Reynolds, 631-7213.
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT COUNOL
Volunteers are needed for a variety of
functions. For information, call 839-
6199.
ORANGE COUNTY CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA
The Orange County Chamber Orches-
tra needs volunteers to help sell tidcets,
staff social affairs, work the office and
assist wtth malling parties. The orchestra
also needs volunteers who would like to
leam more about dassk.al music to par-
ticipate on Its adminl.stratlve board. Call
Gil Abrams at 644-7019 for more Infor-
mation.
ORANGE COUNTY HOMEUSS
TASKFORa
The Orange County Homeless Task
Force is recruiting volunteers for the
lnterlaith Council Networtt to work on~
on-one with l\omeless adults In a pro-
gram on basic life skills. for information,
call 263-1n4.
ORANGEWOOO BOUTIQUE
The upscale resale boutique which
bM afteD been Jlt odds with dis·
trtct general manager Karl
Kemp u well as other board
memben. However, residents
have voiced support for her and
Panian, saying they have been
responsive to their comments
a.nd concerns.
Still, Panian said he is con·
cemed that "some elements• of
the comm.unity have lost trust 1n
the board and its IDJUlagement
staff.
"There is no question that
there ls a level of distrust," Pan-
ian said. "I think we'd be blind
not to recognize that. It would
be nice to be able to wish it
away, but that's something we're
going to have to work on."
benefits the Orangewood Children's
Home for neglected and abused chil-
dren needs volunteers to create displays,
tag dothes and work with customers,.
among other duties. For information,
call Christine. 760-6640.
ORTON DYSLEXIA SOCIETY
ORANGE COUNTY BRANOi
The Orton Dyslexi~ Society needs peo-
ple to help teach reading skills, malhngs.
and coordinate the adult group. For
information, call 999-0118 between 9
a.m. and 3 p.m.
PAOffC SYMPHONY ORCHES~
The Orange County Pacific Symphony
Orchestra's Volunteers in Education
Opportunities program needs volun·
teers to assist children In a variety of
hands-on musical activities. Volunteers
spend a total of six Saturday mornings
with the children. For information. call
755-5788, Ext 244.
PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH
PCRF raises money to support the pecn-
atric cancer research laboratory at the
Children's Hospital of Orange. It needs
volunteers for a variety of duties. For
information. call the main office, 532-
8692.
PRENTICE DAV SCHOOl
The Prentice Day School is a state-
accredited co-educational day school
serving the needs of children with spe-
cific language disabilities/dyslexia. Vol·
unteers are needed in many areas. For
information, call 538-4511.
After serving in the merchant
marines, Mr. Bice moved to
Corona del Mar in 1964. He
began bis career in business as
the vice president of a metal
products company in Pasadena
and more recently was involved
in developing and management
of property -primarily in Costa
Mesa. As an avid boater, Mr. Bice
once served as commodore of
the local Shark Island Yacht
Club. He was also a member of
the Cherry Cove Yacht Club and
the.Pasadena Power Squadron.
Besides his active involve-
ment as a USC alumnus -at one
point creating an endowed pro-
f essorsbip in the university's law
school -Mr. Bice was a member
of the Santa Ana Country Club,
the Orange County Mobile
Home Owners Association and
the Harbor View Hills Home-
owner Association· '"". where he
served a term as· president. He
also was involved with Republi-
can Party fund-raising activities.
He is survived by his wife of
50 years, Virginia; bis son, Scott;
daughter, Kathleen and a niece.
Services .for Mr. Bice will be
private, and the family requests
memorial contributions be sent
to the Parkinson Research Fund
at the USC School of Medicine's
department of neurology, 1420
San Pablo St., Los Angeles
90099-5334.
Birdie Tucker
Birdie Tucker, a resident of
Newport Beach, died Wednes-
day at her home. She was 79.
Ms. Tucker was the owner of
a restaurant, the Golden Lion.
She was born in Los Angeles on
April 18, 1916.
She is survived by son, Rus-
sell Barnes of Foster City, and
sister, Lillian Happy of Culver
City.
No services are planned, and
burial will be private.
1 Westcliff Plaza, Newport
!fills, or Corona del MAr on the
Pacific Coast Highway you can
1eceive a mask. There is no
purchase necessary Sister city contingent plans visit to Newport Beach
A grand opening is sched-
Uled today at Cbugay N.B.
(850-2961) located at 488 E.
17th St. in Costa Mesa. The
!>lore is owned by Margaret
Qhugay and will feature
•signer clothes at bargain
1JJ"ices. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
t~e opening will feature free
COod, and a giveaway of free
perfume to the first 100 visitors.
General Hospital fans can meet
Rpberta La1ghton and Corey
Young who will attend the
upe nmg.
Down To Earth (646-7819) a
lawn and garden seTVIce is
o(fering free lawn aeration and
ltfrtilizer applJcation with any
s· month lawn maintenance
5¢hedule. Today is the last day
tQ' sign up for this offer, and 1t is
ayailable for lawn up to 5,000
fUare feet. Down to Earth does
mmercial and Tesldenfial
l and garden maintenance.
e company will work with
u to ft any budget.
• ~EST'"9UYS appears Thursdays and
S urdays. Whether you're a merchant
o~ 1 sho~r. if you know of a good
bfy call me at 540-1224, fax me at
646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys,
D611y Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa,
qlif. 92627.
OKAZAKI EXCHANGE: Four
junior high students and two
teachers from Okazaki, Japan,
Newport's sister city, will partici-
pate in an annual student
exchange program Oct. 5
through 10 sponsored by the
Newport Beach Sister City Asso-
oation and the Newport Balboa
Rotary Club.
During their stay in Newport
Beach, they will be guests in the
homes of local host families, Mr.
and Mrs. Brent Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Lou Enriques, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Evarts and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Miskanic.
The five-day program includes
VlSits to Ensign Junior High and
Newport Harbor High School.
where they will be welcomed by
principals, faculty and students.
as well as school board officials;
a welcome at City Hall by the
mayor and his staff; tours of local
sights, including kayaking arlhe
Newport Aquatic Center, and
finally a barbe(;'Ue and pumpkin
carving held by the Newport Bal-
boa Rotary Club at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Moe HamllL
The annual student exchange
program was initiated in 1983
between the Rotary Clubs of
Newport-Balboa and Okazaki
South. The reciprocal exchange
program in Japan is open to
Newport Beach Junior high stu-
dents. More mfonnation on the
program r:an be obtairled by call-
ing 720-1077.
1995 WORLD CHAMPI-
ONSHIPS: The Hard Rock Cafe
in Newport Beach will play host
to the 30 top vertical skateboard-
ers from around the world Sun-
day as they compete for the Hard
Rock Cafe 1995 World Champi-
onship of Skateboarding present-
ed by Vans Inc. and $20,000 in
prize money, the largest in the
history of the sport.
In true Hard Rock fashion, the
event will include not only an
incredible day of skateboarding,
but also a day of live music fea-
turing Capitol recording artist
Spearhead and Virgin Records'
Ben Harper.
The $1 admisSton price as well
as proceeds from the sale of spe-
cial Hard Rocle event T-shirts and
stickers will _go directly to th~
-Amerfcan Red Cross/Orange
County Chapter Youth HIV I AIDS
Volunteer Education Program.
Gates open at 10 a.m., competi-
tion begins at 11 a.m., Ben Harp-
er concert at 12:30 p.m. finals at
2 p.m., awards ceremony at 4
p.m . and Spearhead concert at
4:30. Enjoy the dayl
A NIGHT ON THE NILE: The
12th Annual Costa Mesa Cham·
ber of Commerce Auction and
Fund-raiser will be Friday at the
hour IWlSWering wvlce may be news stories, lllusuations. edlto-
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Red Lion Hotel. The events
begins at 6:30 p.m. with a recep-
tion and silent auction, 7:30 din-
ner followed by live belly
dancers and live auction. Dress
for the evening is Egyptian or
cocktail attire. Tickets are avail-
able at $50 each by callirlg 574-
8780.
CLUB NEWS:
Bob Josten has been installed
as president of the Newport
Beach Kiwanis Club at cere-
monies at the Shark Island Yacht
Club. Joining him as officers for
1995·96 are Carl Laird. past
presiden~ Perry DeBoise, presi-
dent-elect1 Howard Daw, secre-
tary; Jack Mason, treasurer; and
Ing. sunny, witmer arid brMzy this aft«-noon.
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Good, Ralph Miller, Greg Lee
and Tony Shen.
Newport-Irvine Rotary Oub
members honored for perfect
attendance were Paul Kennedy
(24 years), Jim Vlllen and Art
Irvin (18), Bob Selinger (9),
Kevin Pehnnann and Cheryl
Nichols (3) and Robert Fitzer (1).
SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS
nDS COMING WEEK: Want to
get more involved in your com-
munity? Visit a service club this
week. Guests are welcome, and
most clubs will buy your meal on
your first visit.
1UESDAY: 7:30 a.m. Newport
Beach Rotary Club meets at the
Balboa Bay Club for a program
by John Evans of the Will Body
Program. Noon, Costa Mesa
Kiwanis Club meets at the Costa
Mesa Community Center. Kiwa-
nis Club of Newport Beach
meets at the Shark Island Yacht
Club. 6 p .m . Costa Mesa-New-
port Harbor Lions Club, the Fish
Fry Club, meets at the Costa
Mesa Country Club for a busi-
ness meeting.
WEDNESDAY: 7 a.m. Costa
Mesa Orange-Coast Breakfast
Lions Club meetings at Ma
Barker5 tg hear from new mem-
ber Bob Walker. 7:15 a.m. South
Coast Metro Rotary Club, the
·Taste of Costa Mesa Club"
meets at the Center Club. Noon,
Costa Mesa Rotary Club meets
at Mesa Verde Country Club to
hear from Oscar Santoya of
S.O.Y. The Exchange Club of
Orange Coast meets at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club for
a business meeting ... 6 p.m.
Newport-Balboa Rotary Club
meets at the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club to hear from Richard
Luehrs, president of the New-
port Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce.
llfURSDAY Noon: Kiwanis
Club of Corona del Mar meets
at the Bahia Coruitbian Yacht
Club. The Exchange Club of
Newport Harbor meets at Shark
Island Yacht Club for a business
meeting. Costa Mesa North
Kiwanis Club meets at the Holi-
day Inn. Newport Irvine Rotary
Club meets at the Irvine Mar-
riott to hear from Judge William
W. Bedsworth. ' woam REPEATING: From
the newsletter of the Kiwanis
Club of Newport Beach, •An
error doesn't become a mistake
until you refuse to correct it."
• COMMUNITY a a.uas Is published
every Saturd8l In the Daily Pilot. FAX
your service pub's meeting Information
to 631-5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport
Way, Newport 8Hch. 92660.
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• MOO lllodl llue • C..W.: A thief took a woman's
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Is comiCil mOve· too little 't6o late?.
we can dobhopettb
not too little too late. The
ewport Beach City Coun-
dl bas, ftnally. made a sensible ·
move toward fending off the
Irvine Ranch Water District's inva-
sion of the Back Bay and the
Newport Harbor that lies below it
No, Nonna Glover did not get
the support of her coundl col-
leagues to go on record as oppos-
ing IRWD's desire to pump 5 mil-
lion gallons a day into the bay
from right about now until the
spring. Norma had sought and
sought and sought that vote at
council meeting after council
meeting after council meeting.
She got no support.
What she did get, finally, is a
vute on Tom Edwards' motion
instructing city staff to retain
biotechnical and public-health
experts. Finally, Newport will be
getting counsel from the same
types of scientists IRWD has. The
problem here is, Newport's con-
sultants will have about two
weeks to do their work. On Oct.
fred
martin
9, IRWD is scheduled to certify its
own environmental impact report
(a slick trick itself).
On Dec. 1, the Santa Ana
Region of the California Regional
Water Quality Control Board
(which, of course, is headquar-
tered in Riverside) is scheduled to
vote on the matter.
~· Citizens can legitimately ask
why it bas taken so long and so
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COSTAMESA -
much ma.utve pressure in the lat
mantb. finally to get the coUDdl to
move. IRWD's desire to pump its
wintertime surplus of treated
sewage water -not. by the way,
"treated water," as the district
likes people to call it -bas been
known for at least a year.
,I wrote a column about it last
spring. The pressure increased in
late summer, mostly through the
efforts of Nancy and Jack Skinner
• and their daughter, Susan Skin-
ner. One of the other strong pro-
tectors of the bay, 17-year-old
Frank Robinson, has been in sick
bay and has remained in the
background on this battle.
-I'll fight for the bay every time
I have to,• Prank says, "but I'm
not really in shape for this one.•
Prank has bad two mild strokes
and a heart attack. But, based on
two long conversations recently,
his mind and heart are humming
along smartly.
So, while the motion to get
counsel on the IRWD project is
welcome and rtal to fighting
IRWD's incursion, it sw-ely is long
past due. And it shouldn't be a
substitute for the dty taking a
stand against the scheme.
Mayor John Hedges says those
of us who want the council to
oppose this project are •trrespon-
sible. • I submit the Slcinners are
three of the most responsible peo-
ple one could ever be privileged
to know. They have been working
to heal and preserve the inland
waters of Newport Beach for
more than a decade, and they
know a hell of a lot more about it
than any member of the coundl
with the possible exception of
Jean Watt.
In defense of the CQuncil's fail-
ure to go on record opposing the
IRWD plan, Hedges further says,
#The IRWD proposal does not
require any license or permits
from the city of Newport Beach.
Consequently, the City CoWlcil
does not have the authority to
deny the project."
Aren't you glad Hedges wasn't
on the council some years ago
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·when tbe people of Newport .
BeaCb joined together to def eat
the state's plan to jam a freeway 1
down Coast Highway -its own
road -and down our throats?
Aren't you glad the mayor
wasn't around when the people of
Newport Beach decided to fight
unlimited expansion of the
Orange County AiJportf The air
space over the dty belonqs to the
federal government, but we had
the will and the backbone to act
foroefully to control our own des-
tiny.
Hedges is right in saying. #We
will oppose the project unless we
are con'Vinced there will be no
adverse impact on the Upper
Newport Bay Ecological Reserve
and no adverse impact on public
health."
We can only hope there is
enough time left to find out.
Legal ~on: Several years
ago, the federal government
declared a number of bays and
harbors throughout the United
States to be "no-discharge" areas.
San Diego and Avalon were
among them. So was Newport
Harbor.
It is unlawful to discharge
sewage -even treated sewage -
A3
into any of th bodies of water.
There are device$, uch'as Lectra
San, that will treat wage in a
boat's holding tank, eliminating
coliform bacteria. But you can't
use them in a no-discharge area
So how come IRWD can pump
its treated sewage into Newport
Harbor?
Learning How to TNCb JOiis
Wednesday night l attended lbe
first of Will Crist's seminan teach
ing parents how to instill Valuel
their children. I wrote about tbe
program last month and thought
should check out a real session
see 1f it was as effective as Will
said,
It was. The parents-on band
were there for various reasons.
One couple wanted their daugh·
ter to become more self-reliant.
another more aggressive. Yet
another simply was there beca
it's a very scary world out there.
Another section will begin Wl~
•courage• at 7 p.m . Wednesday
at St. Michael and all Angels in i
Corona del Mar. For more infor-
mabon, call Crist at 376-8417.
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their JoAnn Street bus stop
•Residents around ·
JoAnn Street say their
children must now walk
through gang and drug
infested spots.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
COSTA .MESA -The New-
port~Mesa school board's contro-
versial move to redraw the
boundary between Wilson and
Adams elementary schools is
once again causing problems for
residents in the JoAnn Street
area.
After that vote, the district's
transportation department elimi-
nated a school bus stop at the cor-
ner of JoAnn Street and Meyer
Place because it was no longer in
the Adams attendance boundary.
But since all the JoAnn Street
students have elected to ~tay at
Adams instead of going to Wilson
under the district's open enroll-
ment policy, they must now walk
an additional three blocks to a
bus stop at the comer of JoAnn
and Maple streets.
Those three blocks include a
drug house, say parents who
want the district to reinstate the
bus stop at Meyer Place.
dents) could continue at Adams
though they were auigned to
Wilson,• be said. ·ney Mid
transportation would be fur-
nished, but they said we would
not locate bus stops .in that
area.•
·Bernd warned board members
of the transportation problem
before their vote.
• .. .I believe we're going to
have a transportation issue to
contend with," he said at the
May 9 meeting, adding that the
district could provide transporta-
tion for the JoAnn students to
Adams.
udge throws ·out ·counrer stilt
filed Dy ~ sehool cheer adviser
ments on ~ ol PbiliP and port-Mesa Unified School Di.s-
ly Julie Ross Cannon, Daj/y. Plot Eileen .Delt,.y when talking to trlct in September 1994 for
reporten Jut year. allegedly fordng their daughter
SANTA ANA -Ail Orange
Cowity Superior Court judge
has dismisSed a libel and sl.an-1
der lawsuit filed by a Newport
Harbor High School cheerlead-
tng adviser against the parents
and family attorney of a former
cheerleader who sued her more
than a year ago.
Candace Jackson filed the
counter suit June 12, alleging
Newport Beach attorney John
Roth made ~landerous cQm-
Judge lbomat N. Thruber Heather to pay thousands of
ruled that the remarks made by dollars to participate on the
Roth to memben of the press cheerleading squad and then
were privileged and exempt not selecting her the next year
from libel and slander. because she questioned the
•He said that any comments fees. '
made by Roth, whether true or The suit claims Jackson
false, WeJ'e exempt from libel,• allegedly collected money from
said Jackson's attorney, Alan the squad and yelled at Heather
White. •He did not deal with the and other students.
truth or falsities of the state-Roth said the court made the
ments. • right decision to drop Jackson's
Tbe Delaneys sued the New-counter suit.
Parents in the neighbotbood,
concerned about local gang and
drug activity, have asked the
school district for an additional
bus stop to secure their children's
safety.
nustee Martha Fluor brought
the issue to the board's attention
at last week's meeting, after
reading a memorandum from
Superintendent Mac Bernd. She
asked why something hadn't
been done about the stop if it was
endangering children.
The district does provide
transportation for the students,
provided they walk outside the
rettangle to the Maple Street
stop. 4111•9.! The district picks up about 130
students at Maple, transportation
director Rita Pinen said. •w e stop
on both sides of the street
because it's so large,· she said.
In May, the board decided to
rework school boundaries and
reroute students in the JoAnn
Street rectangle, west of Maple
Street from Adams Elementary to
Wilson Elementary.
But Bernd said after the meet-
ing it was actually the board's
decision in May to eliminate the
JoAnn-Meyer bus stop.
District officials are looking
into the parent complaints, Bernd
said, and will report to the board
•They said (JoAnn Street stu-at the Oct. 10 meeting.
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PANCAJCE BREAKFAsr
The Newport Harbor High S~ool Music Boosters are spon-
sonng an All You Can Eat Pan-
cake Breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m.
in the high school's Soda.l Hall,
located between 15th and 16th
Streets next lo the tennis courts.
The cost is $5 for adults:S3 for
children 10 and under -and
includes pancakes, scrambled
eggs, sausage, juice, coffee and
milk. All proceeds will be used to
repair and replace musical instru-
ments. For information, call 642-
5322.
ACUPRESSURE WORKSHOP
A four-hour workshop
designed to teach acupressure
techniques to refresh facial
appearance will run from 9 a.m. to
1 p.m. in room 204 of Orange
Coast College's Lewis Applied
Science Building. Dureen Block, a
holistic health practitioner, will
teach participants how to improve
fadal muscles with acupressure.
The cost is $29, plus an addition-
al $5 material fee. To register, call
432-5880.
SAILING SEMINAR
Orange Coast College's Sailing
Program is sponsoring a three-
hour course titled ~Medicine at
Sea~ at 9 a.m. at the OCC Sailing
Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway
in Newport Beach. The course is
designed to help sailor's deal with
the most common medical prob-
lems -including hypothermia,
head wounds, bums and the
dreaded Montezuma's revenge. A
List of medical supplies that
should always be aboard .your
ship will also be included. The
cost is $29. To register, call 645-
9412.
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few female vktbns ol IMIXUal abuse
and rape and their friends and
family meets from 10 a.m. to noon
every Saturday at 760 \'lctoria St.,
Costa Mesa. There la no fee. For
more Information, call Karen at
531-2629 or his at 859-3918.
MICROSOFT COMPUTER aue
Por individuals who pref er
Microsoft Windows and Win-
dows applications, Orange Coast
College has something for you,
too. Every Saturday from 9 a.m.
to noon, the Winners Computer
Club meets in room 116 of
OCC's Fine Arts Building to dis-
cuss the development and
exchange of information related
to Microsoft Windows and Wm-
dows applications. The cost of
membership is $20, which
includes a newsletter. For infor-
mation, call 542-0468.
..,-ABLES OF CONTENT PARTY•
Theodore Taylor, author of the
book "The Cay" and winner of 11
literary awards, will be speaking
at a Newport Beach Public
Llbrary lawn party from 3 to 5
p.m. at the home of Martha and
Bob Fluor, 2425 Santiago Drive in
Newport Beach. The cost is $10
per person: $25 for a family of four
and all proceeds will benefit the
library. Tickets will be available at
the door. For information or reser-
vations, call 722-7477.
NEED TO RELAX?
From 5 to 1 p.m. every Sunday,
Zen Home Stitchery, a local man-
ufacturer of meditation supplies,
bolds a free evening of medita-
tion. The purpose of the gathering
is ~to encourage and support the
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group meets ln the Costa Mesa
Courtyard, 1835 N4!WJ>M Blvd.,
BuUdtng A. For Information, call
631·5389.
l!ENFOOJS
The Teen Focus outpatient
chemical dependency treatment
program holds a free 12-Step
Meeting at noon Sundays exclu-
sively for teens in lts offices at 567
San Nicolas Drive, Suite 201,
Newport Center, Newport Beach.
Por more information, call 640-
TBEN or 640-1788.
ATTENTION DEAOT DISORDER
Joan Andrews, a MFCC and
educational psychologist, will be
giving a free lecture titled "Atten-
tion Deficit Disorder in Children,
Adolescents and Adults" at 1 p.m.
in the Coastline Counseling Cen·
ter, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105 in
Newport Beach. The lecture will
provide an in-Oepth look at the
disorder and its treatments. For
information, call 476-0991.
'COUEGI HIGHT .
The Newport Mesa Scboo1 dla·
trict is sponsoring a College Night
-for all district juniors and seniors
-from 7 to 9 p.m. in the gymnasi-
um at Newport Harbor High
School, located on Irvine Avenue
and 15th Street. The event will
provide students with the oppor-
tunity to speak with college and
university representatives about
admissions, applications, scholar-
ships and housing. For informa-
tion, call Cathy Mesen 'Brink at
464-3665.
MASTER SWIM Cl.ASS
Orange Coast College is offer-
ing a Master's Swim program for
adults 19 years of age and older,
for all levels of experience. The
program offers consecutive
monthly session, beginning Mon-
day in the OCC pool. All of the
one-bo\.lf clei$ses are taught by
OCC Swim Team coaches, Don
Watson and Jon Rathfelder. The
cost is $40 for one month and $70
for two. To regi_ster, call 432-5880.
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The As.Mssment and ln!et-
ment Center, a non-profit orga-
nization providing family coun-
seling services, is sponsoring
the 13th Annual Newport Beach
Concours d'Elegance, Sunday,
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Pelican Hill Golf Club in New-
port Beach. Alfa Romeos, Lan·
das, Ferarris and Fiats will be
honored at the event: and Mercedes, Cadillacs, Dusenbergs and
Packards will be among the more than 150 cars competing in 1'
classes. The cost is $15 for adults: $12 for children; and $8 for
children. For information, call 720-5381.
Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100
Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach,
offers a tree support' group for
long-distance care-givers. The
group meets at 7 p.m. the first and
third Monday of each month. For
information, call 857-1873.
INVESTMENT WORKSHOP
·sasics of Investing: A
Primer," is the title of a workshop
being offered from 6:30 to 9:30
p.m. in '..>range Coast College'•
Community Education Office, w
Steve Bernardy, an account viL'9
president at Paine Weber, will
teach pa.(ticipa.nts the trade-oft
between risk and return and how
stocks and bonds work. Partid-
pants will also learn to read finan-
cial papers and evaluate varioUI
types of investments. The cost iS
$29. To register, call 432-5880.
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Balboa Island, Just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Baker, C.M
Worship & Church School
8:30 and 10:00 a .m.
Dr Richord GeornP 979·8234
NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1 601 Marciuente Ave Coron<l'del Mar
644-0745
Worship at 8 ODAM & I 0 ODAM Sunday School ,AJI AQes 9 ODAM
Rev Edward C "'Mart1n
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United Methodist Church
21632 Wesley Dr.
Laguna Beach
499-3088
Sunday Mommg Worship
& Christian Education 1 OAM
Ministers David Beades & Virginia
Wheeler
Wesley Counseling Center
services Available
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
llEJGIOUS SCEHCE NEWPOlf IEACH
SCENa Of MIND EDUCN10H aN1U
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CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via IJdo, Newport Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Chwch lOam & 5pm,
Sunday School lOam
Wednesday Meetings 8pm
... /am with thee,
saith the lord,
to deliver thee.
Jeremiah 1:19
Branch of The Mother Church
Tht First Church of Christ Scientist
.8{>6ton, Mamchusetts
CONGREGATIONAL
COMMUNllY CHURCH
CONGREGATIONAL
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CHRIST
To~ Is To C..; To C.. h To DO.
Dr. Dennis W. Short, Minister
Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:AM
Ouch School 9AM Adult • US Oti911
Child c.... Provided 644-7400
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+ NAiii: Newport Center
United Methodist Church. + ADDlllSS: 1601 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del
Mar. + TILIPHONE: 644-0745.
+ DINOMINATION: United
Methodist. + YEAft ESTABLISHED: The
church, originally located
on Balboa Island., has just
c~lebrated its SOth anniver-
sary. ~
+ SENIOR MINISTER: Pas-
tor Edward Martin.
+ PASTORAL STAFF:
Church Administrator, Missy
Mittman; Director of Volun-
teers Margie Hubbard;
Youth Director Cara Waller;
Director for Christian Edu ca-
tion T.J. Lofton; Director of
Music Greg Ellis.
+ CHILD CAD: Provided
on Sundays from 8·11 a.m. + TYPI OF WORSHIP: The
8 a.m. service Is very small
and Informal, while the 11
a.m. service Is more tradi-
tional, consisting of tl}ree ·,
hymns, a choir, and a ser-
mon, rather than a discus-
sion.
+TYPE OF SERMON: "Our
sermon is one in which we
explore our relationship
with God and how God
works within our daily
lives," Martin said.
+ RECENT SERMON: The
pastor, after dedicating
teachers fQr the church's
pre-school, spoke on the
importance of teachi ng and
the difference between
learning and wisdom. + UPCOMING SERMON:
Sunday's sermon Is on "The
Grace of God for All Peo-
ple." + OUTREACH PROGRAMS:
The church is heavily
Involved In work to "help
the persons In the commu-
nity and the world who are
less fortunate than our-
selves."
The church supports the
charity organizations FISH
and SOS, provides for a
local homeless shelter, and
does work on an Oglala
Sioux reservation in South
Dakota and in South Africa .
Every year, members fill
backpacks with school sup-
plies to give to needy
Orange County children. + DRESS: Casual. + MISSION STATEMENT:
The church plans to have
one by the end of this year.
• VISITOR'S NOTE: ·we
are an open and welcoming
congregation that believes
In the love of God for all
persons," Martin said.
+ INTERESTING NOTE: The
church is beginning spiritual
growth discussion groups.
By David Silva
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and 10 a.m., Sundays. + SIZE OF CONGREGA·
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1995 ..
MOxie aild muSCle ·make mUs0um hai;>pen
l t takH plenty of moxie and
just as much muscle to
inake anythlllg happen
when the word donation is at
the root of the plan. Yet, once
again the Newport Mesa
crowd has stepped up to the
plate, this time creating the
Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum.
A celebrated and ceremoni-
al christening gala engulfed
the harbor with excitement
this week, complete with tne
largest white circus tent this
side of Barnum and Bailey,
fireworks over water to rival
the Fourth of July and a park-
ing nightmare to give orga-
nizers a headache even
before the first bottle of bub-
bly was popped open.
· Co-chaired by Rear Adm.
David Janes and Donna
Davis, an expected crowd of
500 swelled to nearly 800
descending on the former
Reuben E. Lee stem-wheeler.
The old ship has been trans-
formed into a first-class local
museum of the maritime,
renamed in the memory of
Bettina Bents.
Bents was a Newpor.t. resi-,
dent and ardent boater who
first championed the idea of a
nautical museum. She died of
leukemia several years ago.
A Coast Guard 21-gun
salute preceded the formal
champagne-bottle christening
after a massive dinne r effort
coordinated and donated by
Hans Prager of The Ritz and
b.w.
cook
Yankee Tavern, Btll Hamilton
of The Cannery. and the aUa-
ble Arches' boss, Danny
Ma rcheano. The evening's
spirit -and there was plenty
of it -came courtesy of cham-
pagne donated by Mike
Walker of Farmer's Market.
None of the success would
have been possible without
the generous donations of 40
locals led by Richard Steele
and making up what is being
called the founder's circle of
the museum. Clearly, the
Newport crowd is serious
about their yachting reputa-
tion, for each of the small
group of donors contributed at
least $10,000 to make the
museum a reality.
Some of the distinguished
include the John Curci family,
the Harvey Somers family,
Edward Warmington, James
Warmington, the Hancock
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Victoria Peae, Dawn Brew-
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Bectold, Bette McDonald, and
Gigi Thomas were responsi-
ble for the opening night
affair with assistance from an
advisory committee that
included Gordon Bowley,
Randee Dalzell, Gerald
Ishibashi, Liz Polo, Gloria
Os brink and Beverly Ray.
Entertainment was provided
by BUI Sidles and Pete Hen-
derson with a nostalgic twist.
Nearly 20 years ago, the pair
performed to sellout crowds in
the exact same location.
Above left: Gala co-chairs Donna Davis and Rear Adm. David Janes. Right Former Reuben E. Lee
entertainment legendsBW Sidles and Pete Henderson.
The money raised by the
$100 christening tickets will
be used to launch a major
fund-raising campaign to pay
for the renovation and main-
tenance of the nautical facili-
ty. The good news is the
ground lease has been paid
off with more than $700,000
already raised through com-
munity efforts, so the museum
is here to_ stay.
Art Gronsky is th~ first
president of the museum with
support from a board of local
power houses like Marcia
Bents, James Munroe, Sally
Somers, Ed Richardson, Rudy
Baron, June Wood and Don
Merritt.
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end you'll see the marquee tout·
lng 4'Qn Golden Pond" instead.
So, what happened?
"I did a lot ol preliminary
work for 'Menagerie,' but then
tbe Williams estate pulled the
lights to the major Williams
plays in the greater Los Angeles
and New York areas for one
year,· Millis said. "We don't
)mow why.'Hopefully, it will be
bn the schedule next year."
Millis and NTAC President
be f ohen came up with a list of ~mpate plays. They chose "On
Clliden Pond• because the bit·
tersweet comedy about three
generations of a family and their
fe}a~onships and reconciliations
can~ppeal to a broad audience.
's something beautiful,
som thing to hold," Millis said.
"Wbat I'm striving for is real per·
formances of people you can
identify with."
Another appeal of ·on Gold·
en Pond• is the built-in name
recognition. The 1981 movie ver·
sion starred Henry Fonda (in his
last movie), Katharine Hepburn
and Jane Fonda ·
"I haven't seen the movie in a
long time,• Millis said. "I didn't
want to rent it, because I didn't
want to be influenced by it, but
you always have a pictwe in
your mind of Katharine Hepburn
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and Henry Fonda. I remember in
the film they opened it up a lot
(the setting is a lake side cabin).
Here, because it's a stage, you
have to be more conventional. It
all happens in the cabin. There's
something about that I like.
There's a certain warmth to the
cabin. It has browns and golds.
It's a safe haven for the charac-
ters.·
In the Hepburn and Fonda
roles, Millis found a husband·
and·wife acting team, Joyce and
Stu Eriksen, who have appeared
in plays throughout Orange
County.
"1"Y bring th• OD8 ....
didn't have to work GD In
rebearlals, and tbat'a a nlation·
lblp,. Milli.I said. "They'll be
married 40 years in the mlddle of
our run. They have a. comfort·
ableness about them because
they know each other so well.•
Por tickets to "On Golden
Pond," call 631-0~88.
OCC Uilces a chance on
Rudnick's 'Jeffrey'
Orange Coast College's dra-
ma department is known for
occasionally taking chances, but
the Orange County premiere ol
Paul Rud.nick's 1993 Obie
Award-winning ~medy, "Jef-
frey," which opened this Week·
end in the Drama Lab Theatre, is
a bold move. ·
The play concerns a gay inte-
rior decorator whose razor sharp
wit helps hide the pain of watch·
ing his longtime companion die
of AIDS. Hilarious and moving,
the play contains sexually
explicit language and situations
about gay life. How will it go
ovet in conservative Orange
County? Hard to say, but the sit·
uations described are real. • Jef·
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Philharmonic coming
· The Philha.nnonic Society of
Orange County kicks Qff its
Great Orchestras series at the
Orange CQunty Perlorming Arts
Center in Cotta MeN with a
conc:ert tonight by the HQng
KOng Phllbannonic Orchestra,
which ts in the middle of its f1nt
North American concert tour.
The Hong Kong Ptillbannon·
ic11 reputation has grown in
recent years, thanks in part to
muslc di.rector David Atherton,
who joined the orchestra in 1989.
"I went to Hong Kong to listen
to the orchestra with the intent of
being a guest conductor,"
explained the British transplant
to San Francisco. "They offered
me the job as conductor, and l
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they were about to open a new
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Atherton said the orchestra,
which is comprised of 96 musi-
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correspondence
In. defense Of
the secretary
Many believe
Daily ~lot story
about Michelle
Jackson was
'slanted,
A fter reading the Monday,
Sept. 25 paper, we have
to admit we were
shocked and appalled to read
the scunilous condemnation of
MicbellE! Jackson on the front
page ~can Jackson handle the
water pressure?".
ln any business or organiza-
tion when the boss ls on vacation
someone else acts in that capaci-
ty temporarily. According to
reports from the water district,
this interim responsibility is
rotated.
We are in full accord with the
position of being made aware of
what is transpiring in our local
utility and service companies.
However we are totally
opposed to such vicious attacks
like the ones portrayed in this
article. There are many decent
and courteous ways to correct
situations ·such as this without
being a rabble rouser and desir-
mg the publicity this brings.
To resort to such mean, vile
and indecent attacks on any
individual is in very poor taste.
PAULBllCHf
JANEBllCHr
-Costa Mesa
I am Michelle Jackson's exec-
utive secretary. She is the execu-
tive assistant to Karl Kemp as
well as an officer of the Mesa
Consolidated Water District
Board of Directors -the district
secretary.
Jackson's duties are to:
-Implement policies of the
Board of Directors.
-Administer daily operations
in conjunction with the general
manager's direction.
-Direct and oversee the dis-
trict management team through
objective and action steps as set
forth by the general manager.
-Administer and oversee all
operations in the Administration
and Hwnan Resource depart-
ments of Mesa Consolidated
Water District.
It steams me to read articles
such as the one you wrote. nus.
as far as I am concerned, is an
affront to all women, especially
those working in the professional
world.
I do not feel you have the
infonnatiop -0r an¥. idea as to the
extent of Jacksons strengths.
She bas terrific bands-on experi-
ence with serving the 100,000
customers and Mesa e mployees.
As Kemp's executive assistant,
she sits in on all business trans-
actions so as to be prepared to
assist b1m and/or handle any sit-
uation that may come up in his
absence.
~ackson ha~ worked very bani
arid put in many ho\11"1 at home
as well as after hours. She does
not have an 8-5 job. As a matter
of fact, sometimes it is 16 to 20
houn.
ARI.ENE I.AQUA
Mesa Consolidated Water Dlstrlct
bave known Michelle Jack-
son for more than 'O years. She
1s a lnle hometown success story.
She received her college educa-
tion ln Costa Mesa. llve1 ln Costa
Mela, and bas been a loyal and
dliticated public servant in Cos·
ta MeM for 30 yea.n.
Ould it be that because she
ii I woman her "credentlals • are
Michelle Jackson
being challenged? Jackson has
worked her way up to top level
management, and this is the
recognition she receives?
It seems to me that responsi-
ble journalism would be to gath-
er all the information and write a
story based on fact, not based on
someone's unsubstantiated accu-
sations.
What right does Nancy Palme
have to publicly slander a true
public servant?Does Palme have
a clue as to what the job descrip-
tion of an executive assistant
and/or district secretary is?
It doesn't appear so from her
ludicrous remarks.
It is getting close to Oct. 31.
Could it be·Palme is on a witch
hunt?
MEIANIE BLEEKER
Newport Beacb
As a woman in management,
I am incensed by your ·slanted·
reporting. You have gone way
beyond the politics of the Coali-
tion for Clean Water. You have
now cast a shadow on an indi-
vidual. Is thiS your standard style
of reporting -innuendos and
omissions?
Michelle has been a personal
friend for more than 20 years.
During that time we have
worked on a varity of projects.
She has consistently demonstrat-
ed an exceptional level of com-
mitment and dedication to what-
ever tasks she performs. Did you
interview anyone besides Chief
Snowden (who worked with
Michelle a bare 14 months), or
did you just not print their
responses?
A1so missing from your article
is that Michelle spent seven
years as an director on the Board
for the Costa Mesa Municipal
Employees Federal Credit Union
-five of those years as president,
a position of trust representing
more than 1,000 members and
administering in excess of $1
million in assets.
Does it seem a bit incongru-
ous that the members of the Cos-
ta Mesa Municipal Employees
Federal Credit Union would trust
her with their money, but you do
not trust ber with your water?
Reference to Michelle being
an •executtve Secretary~ is also
incorrect. She performs as an
administrative assistant.
In any organization I have
ever dealt with, that title carries
with it the responsibililty of fill-
ing in for the department head in
bis or her absence. Do you con-
sider yourselves better qualified
to measure Michelle's ability to
function than the administrator
to whom she directly reports?
Is it not accepted practice in
the world of news to off er some-
one an opportunity to refute
what is written in the press
before it goes to print and is dis-
tributed? If you are playing a
game of •petty politics• you
.iiould be more careful to keep it
to issues and not attack individu-
als.
DOR0111YJOHNSON
Huntington Beach
(Editors note: The ~ of the sto-
ry did contaa Mkhetle Jadtton prior to
the pubflc.atlon and she WM quot9d
extensively in the attldeJ
contad your representatives
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1995 At
Fil£ PHOTO I DAILY PllOT ,
Irvine Ranch Water District ls hoping to discharge 5 milllon gallons of reclaimed water into San Diego Creek and the Back Bay.
best of the readers hotline
Don't go with the flow
Readers overwhelmingly
oppose lRWDs plans to
dump treated sewage
water in the Back Bay
We asked our ~rs if they thought
the City Council should take a stand
on the Irvine Ranch wa~r District's
proposal to pump trNted waste
wa~r into the Upper Newport Bay.
Here are some of their responses:
I think it is totally disgusting.
I don't understand why our
City Council won't take a
stand on something that is so
destructive to the city.
I think they are all a bunch a
wimps and they should take a
stand.
CAROLYN KLEIN
Newport Beach
Councilwoman Norma
Glover has spoken for most of
the residents of Newport
Beach. I personally have not
spoken to anyone who is for
the project. There is simply
· nothing in the proposal for
Newport Beach.
Our community through
Newport Island Inc. and along
with the Balboa Island
Improvement Association have
formerly requested the city to
rescind their letter authorizing
a two-year trial experiment.
Th.is project must be stopped
for the future well being of
Newport Beach.
ROY C. VAN ORDEN
President/Newport Island Inc.
Newport Beach
Definitely the city should
take an official stand in opposi-
tion to the sewer water coming
down the bay.
Regardless of how it is treat-
ed we do not have scientific
analysis that this is absolutely
safe water. Our bay is so
unique-with the estuary at the
mouth of the Upper Bay and
the islands in the main harbor
that have homes surrounding
them. It is something that just
doesn't happen anywhere else
in California. We cannot take
those types of chances.
EVELYN HART
Newport Beach
l have lived in Newport
Beach since 1944 and have
enjoyed swimming in the bay.
However, some years ago the
bay got dirty and it was not
pleasant, but it is nice now.
Sewage water, even if treat-
ed, can have things in it that
make swimmers sick. City offi-
cials should not let sewage
water come into our bay.
ELLEN WU.COX
----Newport Beach
I am calling to say how
appalled l am that our City
Council doesn't have the citi-
zen's best interest at heart to
stop and at least say no to the
Irvine Ranch Water District for
the runoff coming down into
our bay.
I was on staff with former
Sen. Marian Bergeson, who
worked long and hard at the
water quality committee to be
sure we could enhance the \.
quality of our water. SuddenJy,
the council is just sitting back -
with the exception of Norma
Glover -and saying ~ oh what-
ever, you know." Perhaps it is
time we start talking about
recall for some of these people
who are so spineless.
JANIE ARNOLD
Newport Beach
l tbmk the oty council
should definitely come out
against them dumping the
waste in our bay.
I think that the studJes have
not been done long enough for
them to know that if m the long
term this is going to be bad.
They a.re silly not to come out
against this. Why are they lag-
ging? I don't get it.
It is our city and our bay and
they represent us.
MARYALLYN DEXTER
Newport Beach
letters to the editor
My particular concern is not
with nitrates and that sort of
thing -although those a.re
issues that need to be exam-
ined. It is the possibility of bio-
logical hazards in the from of
parasites -ova, viruses and that
sort of thing -that might
escape into the water supply.
And when the people
become infected they become
carriers and two or three years
down the road we might have
a hell of a lot of sick people
because someone picked up
some of these pdrasites.
Some of these parasites,
especially their ova -that is the
egg -a.re especially hearty.
What needs to be done is
somethmg that are city and
county officials should be domg
is not just leaving 1t to the
experts. We left the financial
conditions of Orange Cowity to
the experts and look at what
our financial status 1s Let's not
leave this to the experts.
PHJu.IP ClITLER ._
Costa Mesa
I am very much opposed to
the lrvme Ranch Water Districts
plan to put treated water mto
what is known as the duck
ponds in the upper freshwater
marsh
CARLA BROCKMAN
Corona del Mar
Water dumping not in city's best interests
I am Writing this letter in
regard to the Irvine Ranch
Water District proposal con-
cerning the d.iscbo.rge of 5 million
gallons of reclaimed water into
San Diego Creek and its subse-
quent effect on the water quality
of Newport Bay.
I am sure through this process
we will have various authorities
pwport the positive, and others
the negative, aspects ol the
nitrate level ln the bay. We shall
continue to get conOicting testi-
mony on nitrate levels. _ .
The question for me is wtiy
conduct a demonstration project
when we know tt wW be a gam·
bJe. ls thls gamb&e wor1h it to the
people of~ BMchf
There are other ways to effec-
tively loWer the nitrate levels
without·~ redabMd
water from the lmne Rench
Water Diibtd. W•-:F-mia<allla.I Ila .,._..IQ • ... , .. ::r::;:v .. -··ta••• -..-i .. ... his .. to'JMcMcl OW'
rights.
I do not support this project.
The gamble is too great.
I believe the city of Newport
should register disapproval of the
project and immediately put a
halt to its progress. The gamble
ts simply not worth it.
NORMA J. GLOVER
Newport Oty Council member
My wife and I swim in New-
port Harbor most of the year and
consider our harbor a unique and
beautiful asset. We are very
much oppoled to allowing any
materlal. even pure fresh water,
to be dumped tnto the bay.
1be bal411C.'e between salt and
frimb water ..t.blilhed over
theM mcty yeen o most deli· ca one, affecting ftah, birds and
all fonm ol marine We. To upeet um M\ence Would be a tragedy
al enormlMll prGpOltkJm.
P.1eU9 ...... tbe lnOuerKe
you can to DIP Newpolt Harbor
u pure and UDdlilultied u pol-
llble .
Ho W~ 9N111• WIBll
BllbOe llland r.ld nt lira l 915
We attended the Newport
Beach City Council meeting and
the Irvine Ranch Water District
informational presentation at the
Council Chambers.
• We wish to register our vehe-
ment objections to the proposed
intent of the IRWD to dump it's
reclaimed sewer water into the
bay. We have listened carefully
to the very polished presenta-
tions of the IRWD consultants
and do not view their assurances
with confidence. We do not lw
the bay should be part of and
very possibly victim to an experi-
ment in the inter ot saving the
IRWDmoney.
Utt.le was d ol all lives
to dumping in th bay, oth r than
paptng the water to a trfftment
fadlily for C:lbcber~ off hore.
Ooe attendee at the lRWD
meeting ..,ote from the audi·
enc. aDdJU1991&ed tMl the dis·
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MARBLE
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dtyf YMh. that dam nna.
The latest~ of •tet't kill
the ~el'· ii also the mOlt
~ted.
1lna wrote a story on Midlelle
Jackson, the~ secretary. lbe
story det41led the concerns of some
residentl that Jackson regularly
assumes the role of, well, running
the entire water district. When
general manager Karl Kemp steps
out of town, Jackson is one of the
people who fill in for him.
·she's an executive seaetary.
An executive seaetary bas certain
responsibilities and functions, but
running a water district is not one
of them,• civic activist Nancy
Paime said in Tina's article. Palme
is a leader in a citizens' group that
serves as a watchdog of the water
disb1ct.
For the record, Jackson is not
an executive secretary. She is the
district secretary and ls an officer
of the water agency. I learned that
distinction by reading Tina's arti·
de.
The article also quotes Jackson,
Kemp and former boss Police Chief
Dave Snowden. Aside from the
open-ended question on whether
Jackson is the right person to run
the district, the article offers up a
lairly flattering portrait of someone
who bas worked long and bard to
get to where she is.
U there's an ounce of meanness
in the article, I sure missed it.
But the reaction to the article
has been blistering, and -par for
the course -nna has once again
emerged as the leading scapegoat.
·we were shocked and
DROWNING
CONTINUED FROM A 1
in which this drowning occurred
are typical.
"Drowning does happen to good
parents, and we can't watch our
children 24 hours a day -it is
impossible,· Marlin said. "But if
...... to ..... tbe IC\ll'filwl
condMnMlloP "' Mlcbelki ----on the from~• wdMI am
well·r..,.a*1 bullint• IMder.
•1t .......... to teed utk:l8I
IUcb u tbe one you wrote •.. It ti
an affront of .U women.• Tbat •
from Jecban'I OWD llCNl_Mry. ~ ,':
•What right d089 ~ p.ae
have to publicly alarider a true
public servann• wrttet another
resident.
What right? Am I missing some~
thing beref Is this not a public
agency? Is there IOmething anti-
Amertcan when a dtizen or several
citizens pose questions about the
operation ot an agency that they
are -dime for dime for dime -su~
porting?
The artide -which I'm begin·
ning to doubt was even read by
most of the people who would lilce
to drop-kick 11na ancf her editors
into the next county -was not an
attack. I'm sure of it. It was not a
condemnation. I'm sure of that,
too. It was merely a refiection of
the concern some people have
with the water district.
And what the heck is wrong
with that? We're taught that public
debate is good. Even healthy.
We're taught that improvement
comes from asking tough ques·
tions and looking at things a bit
closer.
And we're raised on the
premise that, in this counby at
least, we are allowed and even
encouraged to criticize the
machinery of government.
The water district is simply get-
ting its moment of sunshine. And I
can only conclude that it's a little
too bright for them.
• STEVE MARlllE is the managing edi·
tor.
barriers are in place, and someone
is watching the water, you've done
what you can to take really good
steps.·
Marlin said often a parent takes
his or her eyes off the child for five
minutes, not a long time, but it is
long enough for a child to get to an
unprotected pool.
Call 532-8887 for information on
drownil;lg prevention techniques.
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tbe bol.-where tbe Cati teed.
.... bliiD. yay iad nulllnce ...
h l9lllly UimaJ abule, It's not
catkwtng.·
Waller said she cbedo her
lawn for cat lec:m every mom·
Ing.
The Wallen, along with
n~bon Jill Newmiln, and
her boyfrier!d. Dane Chabnem
-the couple Who live next door
to the "cat house• -are amoog
~ few neighbors who borrow
humane cages frcm the Costa
Mesa Potice Department Ani·
,mal Control to trap the cats.
After the animal ls inside the
cage, an animlJl control ~ls
called to pick it up and take it to
a shelter.
Jodi Hitchcock answered the
door of the 'house, wlUch had
bowls of cat food and water on
its porch amJ front lawn. The
food is left out for their pet cat,
and if the stray cats eat there too
-so be it. Hitchcock said.
•All animals deserve to
live,• said Hitchcock, who
added that the stray cats have
been coming for many years.
"There's not much to do about it
because I don't have the money
to capture, neuter or feed
them."
Hitchcock -who just gave
away a bW'lch of the stray kit-
tens -said the neighbors should
stop blaming her and her cats
for the problem.
Costa Mesa Police Depart-
ment Animal Control Officer
Robert O'Brien said stray cats -
as many as 15 at a time -have
been a longtime problem on
Fairway Drive and in many
parts d the dty. O'Brien said he
has attempted several times to
convince Hitchcock to stop
feeding the cats and let him
take them to the Huntington
Beach Humane Society.
R
CONIWGIED PROM A1
..., CUl't ~ ........ DO risk. I don't
want to 90UDd alanDlst, but tt II a
dlk:.· ...
JG v~. a loCal denna·
tologist, also believes reclaimed
water ls more threat~ than
experts have claimed. Cit14g '~ recent lawsuit against a Sari
Gabriel ~alley water reclamation
project, Vandersloot believes the Jury is still out on potential healtl\
rllkl.
•There are potential health ha.z.
arcls 8$50dated with viruses,• Van-
denloot said. There are factual
grounds showing reclaimed water
may not be as safe as they make it
out to be.•
During an informational meet·
tog held by the water dist:tict, how-
ever, a former state health services
employee said by the time the
water is processed through the dis·
trlct's reclamation plant, it is clean-
er than the water currently ftowing
down the San Diego Creek.
Tertiary treated waste water
contains no harmful viruses and
poses no threat to people who are
expo~ to reclaimed water, said
HASSAN
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by Channel 1 and Acme Skate-
board and bas also ridden for
Quicksilver clothing and Vans
Tennis Shoes, which has used bis
name to promote its products.
The National Skateboard Asso-
ciation bas not always kept pace
with the booming Interest in the
sport over the past year. Hassan
does not know where he is
ranked, but industry officials say
he would likely be within the top
10. The soft-spoken Hassan
placed sixth at the World Cup in
Muenster, Germany, and usually
competes in 10 competitions per
year.
•A lot of competitors do either
vertical skating or street skating,·
Hassan said. ·I do a little of both,
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Jolan Guton, an ~ and
ftlDe bnch Waler DAltDc:t comul·
tut. ·n• L.A. CountY Heelth ~ and Saultalion Dlltdct
c:GndUct8d a one-Ume ~ iD a
recreational area that receives n•m frOm a f'9c:lilnieid water
trea~ plant.. Guton iajd PJt.
day. •That's 100% treated wute
water, and people frol.k: e.nd swim
in it. The county Health Depa.rt·
ment didn't see any probleAl$. •
At the information bearing, Gal·
ton had mistakenly said that the Los
Angeles County Health Depart-
ment study was ongoing.
He admitted later it was only
conductetl once.
David Spath, an administrator
with the state Department of Health
Services, Insists reclaimed waste
water must meet appropriate health
standards before it can be dis·
charged anywhere. Spath's agency
is responsible for establishing the
reclamation criteria that have been
in place for more than 15 years.
While Spath says his depart·
ment's criteria are conservative and
restdctive, he knows of no studies
of human beings who swim regu.
larly in treated. waste water.
•As far as just looking at people
(swimming) to see if there's an ind·
so I enter more competitions.•
.Sunday's event at Fashion
Island will be a vertical competi·
tion in which skaters will be
judged on the heights they reach
and the types of tricks they per·
form while in the air. In street
skating competitions, boarders
maneuver their way through
obstacle courses.
Hassan said he probably won't
get fancy until he reaches the
final round.
During the early stages, he
will concentrate on turning in a
•good solid run• tp qualify for the
finals.
"The tricks are so technical
now that everyone's pretty much
equal," Hassan said. "I guess the
judges are looking for the people
who are really pushing it cd
aren't holding back. '
•tt'll be kind of nerve-wrack-
ing Sunday, but it should be fun."
•
deaCe al diwae, no, we haven't
done tbat, • Spath Mid. •Tbe
approach we've taken II con.a.tent
With our ltatutory authority. We set
tM~ts.•
Dr. Robert COoper, • mkroblolo-
gilt who freq\lently consults for
Mftitation diltrlda, bu Dot studied
the Irvine Ranch Water Olstrlct's
propoaal. However, he claims that
tbe diltdd bU a stellar reputation
for producing high quality
redaimed water. The only health
risks Cooper said he has encoun-
tered charts exposure to untreated
sewage.
If they agree on nothing else,
project proponents and opponents
both contend tbe water district will
have a dlfOcult time "selling" the
proposal to Newport Beach.
Where bea1tb issues are con-
cerned, a swimtner's intellect may
not be able to overcome the
thought that he is swimming in
unhealthy water. ·
"We ll.ke the perception that the
ocean is clean," said Jack Skinner,
a longtime water quality monitor
and Susan Skinner's father. "It
would still be disconcerting to swim
in water contaminated by waste
water even though there are no
health risks.·
SKAT~BOARD
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interest and momentum. the Hard
Rock World Championship could ulti·
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titions as the World Cup in Muenster,
Germany, and the Extreme Games in
Rhode Island, organizers claim.
Wllll its hefty grand prize and
accompanying fanfare, Hard Rock
administrators are certainly hoping to
build a tradition, a company
spokesman said.
"When we decided to do this, our
founder, Peter Morton, said. 'Let's
make it the biggest and the best. Give
these guys something to compete
for,'· Hard Rock spokesman Jeff
Wagner said.
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competition beginning at 11 a.m.
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-ESTANCIA FOU1'BALL COAQI JOHN U1iBENGOOD
I I I 1. 11 '\.'\.I' Unbeaten Eagles use big plays to spank fourth victim
SENIORS
ARRIVE
USTAwomen
invade NBTC for
National Hardcourt
Championships
I t's a long road trip for many
of these ladies, who are
housed by Newport Beach
Tennis Club members for
their week-long stay at the
women's United States Tennis
AssoCiation (USTA) National
Hardcourt Championships in the
65s and 75s.
There are players from New
York, Maryland, Idaho, North
Dakota, Texas, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Arizona, Oregon,
Washington and New Mexico.
"It's a hard job to get all (the
housing) together, but our
members cooperate
wonderfully,• said longtime
international competitor June
Mickelwait, who organizes the
event's housing for out-of-town
players. ..
Don't be deceived by the
divisions. These are not your
typical grand.mothers who just
happen to carry around a tennis
racket. They're the best in the
country. Watching tbem play is,.
Wee seeing a surgeon perform a
routine operation. '
Tilis year's event, beginning
Monday at NBTC, features the
semifinals on Friday and finals
next Saturday in singles.
Dodo Cheney (La Jolla), last
year's champion in the 75s
singles, is back to defend her
crown. She is considered the
• SEE TENNIS PAGE 83
• Dawkins dashes 79
yards for first-quarter TD;
Felix takes second-half
kickoff back for 8.5-yard TD.
By Mike Sciacca , Daily Pilot
HUNTINGTON
BEACH -Estancia
High used big
plays to produce its
fourth victory of
the season Friday
night. a 21-13 nonleague victory
over Ocean View at Huntington
Beach High.
The Eagles used a 13-point
third-quarter outburst to break
open a game which was tied 7-7
at the intermission, running their
record to 4-0.
Estanda hasn't been '4-0 since
the 1989 season.
"It really feels wonderful to be
4-0 at this point of the season,"
Eagles Coach John Llebengood
said. "I really have to give a lot of
credit to our football team for
what it's accomplished so f~. The
players have worked their "1ils
off, and it's great to see them be
successful."
On a night of big plays, the
biggest came on the second-half
kickoff.
Ocean View's first kick went
out or bounds, but instead of tak-
ing the ball at its own 35-yard line
to begin the third quarter,
Estancia elected to move the Sea-
hawks back 15 yards and have
them kick again.
The tactic worked to perfec-
tion, as Chris Felix fielded the
second kick at his own 15, found
a seam up the middle, and out-
raced the pack for an 85-yard
touchdown run. The return put
Estancia in front for good, 13-7.
Felix also burned Ocean View
a year ago, returning a kickoff for
a touchdown late in the second
quarter to help Estancia gain a 7-
7 halftime tie.
•He seems to run those kicks
back real well against them,·
Llebengood said of Felix's hex on
the Seahawks. "Chris' return got
us all excited and pumped up
after the half.·
Up until Felix's score, neithe r
team could muster much
Estancia had 116 total yards -all
on the ground, and just three first
downs. Bachy Gonzalez, the
team's leading rusher. had only 22
yards on five carries.
Of those 116 total yards, 79
·came on one play. which gave the
Eagles an early lead.
On second down from the
Ocean View 21 late in the open-
ing period, James Dawkins, on
his first carry of the night, burst up
the middle for a 79-yard sconng
run. Chuck Burden's conversion
boot gave the Eagles a 7-0 advan-
tage.
Ocean View, which could
muster just 113 yards in offense,
got even late in the second stanza
when Jeff Taylor scored from 10-
yards out on a quarterback keep-
e r and Jared DeLachica nailed
the PAT.
Estancia's defense loomed
large in the victory. The Eagles
sacked Taylor five times and con-
tained Ocean View's main offen-
sive threat, Ted Norman, limiting
the tailback to just 5 yards on sev-
en cames
~we mdde some key adjust-
ments at the half and shut down
theu best plays," Llebengood
saJd "Our defense just did a great
JOb m the second half."
Following the Felix Jockoff
returrl, Estdncia moved to a 21-7
lead Wlth 1 :03 left in the third
quarter on a 1-yard TD run.
• GAME STATS PAGE B2
Sea· Km.gs get back on track, big time
• Chris Wills sets the
. tone with a heavy-duty
bit in early going and
Corona was on the move.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA
-Last week they
had an alibi:
Coach arrested,
media assault on
campus. emotion-
ally drained. That
type of thing.
Friday night, with the distrac-
tions behind them, Corona del
Mar High1s Sea Kings had only
football on their mind.
"Last week, they were still in
shock. This week. they were a
little (upset)." said Saddleback
Coach Jerry Witte, whose squad
(1-3) absorbed instant punish·
ment against the visiting Sea
Kings (3-1), 34-14, in non· .. ~ a ~_uw:-.-.
BOwt.
"We really wanted eome
intensity for this game, because r
think we JOit a lot last week,•
said CdM heed coach Dick Free-
man, whose Sea Kings, ranked
No. 9 in CIP Southern Section
Division V circles, were upset by
Kennedy last week, 17·10.
CdM lost its bead coach ,
Mark Schuster, lUt week
because of an arrest based on his
alleged involvement in sexual
molestation with his adopted
daughter.
Saddleback, undersized and
inexperienced, did CdM plenty
of favors, like losing three fum-
bles inside its own 25-yard line
in the first half, two of which led
to Cd.M scores.
The Sea Kings scored on all
three of their first-quarter pos-
sessions, while limiting the
Roadrunners to only 31 total
yards and a pair of first downs in
the opening 2' minutes, build-
ing a commanding 24-0 halftime
lead.
·we came out ready against
M..-8 tn the tint week,~
haven't looked like that since,•
Preeman said. •1 th.ink the first
Series on both sides we came out
with some intensity."
Roadrunner 3-yard line, high-
lighted the series.
O'Meara, who carried for 102
yards in 21 rushes, scored two
plays later.
In the Sea Kings' first defen-
Sive series, strong safety Chris
Wills rang tailback. Tagaloa's bell
on a third-down run, sending a
message to the Roadrunners and
any disbelievers that the Sea
Kings were back.
Following Cd.M's defensive
stand, Ryan Bums returned a
punt 38 yards to set up Cd.M's
next score, a 28-yard run by
O'Meara.
Jeff Bogdan recovered. a Sad-
dleback fumble on the next play
at the Roadrunner 21, and CdM
kicker Jimmy Keane booted his
first of two field goals, this one
from 3-t yards, to give the Sea
Kings a 11-0 lead with 2:14 still
on the first-quarter clock.
Matt Osborne recovered
another Saddleback fumble in
the second quarter. then Ryan
N~up~tM
Sadclleback 15 that Jed to CdM's
fourth 1COre of. the first half, a 15-
yard touchdown pass from Walz
to Darren MacDonald.
CdM scored after the second-
half kickoff, when Keane kicked
a 28-yard field goal a series
punctuated by a 43-yard pass
from Walz to Sumner.
CdM tailback Tom O'Meara
capped the Sea Kings' first drive
with a 1-yard touchdown run,
after a .t2-yard pass completion
from quarterback Josh Walz to
George Sumner, who beat Sad-
dleback comerback Joseph
Thgaloa over the middle to the MARC MAATl',j I DAll.Y Pl.OT
• GAME STATS PAGE B2 CdM's Tom O'Meara (8) drags Joseph Reyes Into the end zone.
Sailors let this one get away
• Newport Harbor strikes
early, but the Tars tail to
hold; Canyon scores with
1 :56 left to win it.
By Jim Watters . Datly Piiot
NEWPORT
BEACH -The
slipper apparent-•
ly doesn't fit this
season for the
Newport Harbor
High football team, as
the defending CIF Division V
champion lost its second game of
the season, a heartbreaking 15-14
decision to Canyon High.
•Newport is a tough team and
they shut us down in a lot of
ways" said Comariche Coach Bob
Hughes, whose visiting team
improved to 3-1. "Tilis was a
tough game, but Troy (Mills) was
15 just awesome.• r Mills, a senior, rushed for 195
~ yards on 25 cairtes, but it was a
a 28-yard touchdown pass from
i quarterback Craig Scott to Kody ~ Miller with 1:56 left in the game
~ that lifted Canyon to its non-
~ league victory over stunned New-
port Harbor.
The Sailors mounted a final
drive in the dosing minutes, after
starting from their own 37 Josiah
Fredrik.sen hit Jacob Mdllin as he
was going out of bounds for a t 0-
yard gain and a first down at the
47.
Fredriksen was sacked on the
next play by Greg Baudot, and it
was looking bad for the Sailors.
But Fredriksen hung tough under
pressure on the next play to find
Brad La Bass cutting across the
middle for a 31-yard gain down to
the Comanche 38. Four pass
attempts went incomplete and
Canyon took over on downs and
ran out the dock.
"We really have to take advan-
tage of our opportunities whe n
we have them.• said Sailor Coach
Jeff Brinkley. "Last year we creat-
ed out opportunites, but if we con -
tinue to play like this we will go 0-
5 in league play.•
What a difference a year can
make. The defending CIF cham-
I pions are now 2-2, which should
be t -3 except they picked up a
victory earlier tlus week when
Orange High was forced to forfeit
the tr season-opening 20-7 W1n
over the ScUlors
Newport started quickly scor-
ing on its first offensive play of the
game on a 16-yard pass from
Frednksen to La Bass on a qwck
tum-m The score was set up by a
25-yard mtercepbon return by
linebacker Joe Urban. Justin Kerr
added the extr8 pomt to make it
7-0.
With just under four minutes
left m the first half, Fredriksen
found the range again hitting
Danny Pulido tWlce for 18 and 9
yards and Ramsey Allen for
another 9-yarder to move the ball
to the 1-yard line with just under
two rrunutes to go. Frednksen
punched it in on a quarterback
keeper and Kerr added his sec-
ond extra pomt to give the Sailors
d 14-6 lead
But Mills returned the ensuing
lockoff 30 yards to his own -45 and
then dashed for 2.i& yards to set up
a 23 yard field goal by Scott Walk·
er to cut the lead at the half to 14-
9.
•GAME STATS PAGE 82
c-. ..... ,s....,,o
Score.,~
CortaMeui 0 6 l 6·15
Tl'Oy 0 0 0 O· 0
lecioftd~
CM · otnl 7 run== C>'.3&
CM • Motede 21 Ri. 5:2& ~QulrW CM • Ohrel 36 run (lcldt falled), 5:0S,
Attendance: 500 (enlmlted).
INDMOUAL MISMNG
CM · Ohref, 22·173; Reews, 1-19; Molcede, 4-17;
Jehlngiri, 6-16; Mdlrlde, 2-mln~2.
Trov ·Butters. 16-78; Vargas, 1().34; Pacheco, 2·17;
Mutner, 5-mlmn-33.
INDMDUAL MSsa.o
CM Mokede, 4-1().1, l9.
Troy · Muth« 1-19--0, 86
tM>NJDUAL RECEMNG
CM · Reeves, 2·20; Abbott. H 1; T~. 1-8.
Troy M.non, 4-SI; i.-ence. J.37;
PlgUtt, 1 minus-9.
GAME STATISTICS
First downs ~ "i
RW!es yllrct.ge 42·223 29-136
Passing y~ 39 86
PllSSlng 4-1 (). 1 8-19--0
Net return yard•ge• 3 9
SKU y•rd41ge none 4-mln-40
Net yardllge 265 191
Punts 6-32.2 5-30.2
Fumbles fumbles lost 1·1 2·2
Fl•gs-net yardage 12·90 6-58
Time of f)OIUtiSfon 26: 17 21 ;43
•Punt returns. inter,eptions. fumble returns
..... 21.ac...va..11 ... .,Qlllu ...
E~• 7 0 14 0·21
OCINnVlew 0 7 0 ,. 1) .... __.
fs1 • o.wtlns 79 run (Jurdon kJd:). l!J6. Ol/·T~ 10~, l:2A.
Ken • Mattlneau 2 run (P•lorwy lick). 3:52, ~°'*"' . Est -Fellll 85 lcldtoff '9tUrn Ckldl failed). 11 :AS Est -Gonzalez 1 run (Gonzalez run), t '.Ol. ,....QuwW
Oii. DeUchfca 72 pa from~ (pm~. l:ll.
Attendance: 700 (~. 9mMDUAL ......
Est · Gonzalez 17-12S; Oewtn 7·102; Felix S-17;
Jahid 9-14; TlllllelU 2·15; Perry 6-tt; Fkns t-5;
0V ·Armendariz l-32; Nonnan 7-5; T~ 12-mln-4,
~MSMIG Est. Pl<ry O.S-0, O; .lahld 0-0-t, 0.
Oii • Tayf« 10-21-0, 187. ,
WDMOUAL RICEVING
Oii • Det...chlca 4-112; NomMn 3-51; Bowan
2012; Wind 1-11. ~STATtSnCS
Rrstdowns Rushes-ywdage
Passing y¥ct.ge
Passing
&t ov
9 7
48-289 13-·37
0 186
0-0-1 10-21-0
17 27 Net return yard.tge•
Slldts-yilldtge 12-mln-26 1-mln-5
Net yardage
Punts
Fumblwfumbles lost
F14195-net yarda9e
11me of possession
284 198
2-25.6 7-31.7
5-1 1-0
4-35 S-30
25:11 22:49
CORON A DEL MAR
~~~---
Corona del Mar 34. Saddl.a..ck 14
Score by Quarters
Corona del Mar 17 7 3 7 . 34
Saddleback O O O 14 . 14
Flnt Quarter
CdM O'Meara 1 run (K~ane kick). 8:05.
CdM O'Mear• 28 run (Keane kldt). 3.34
CdM Keane 34 FG, 2: 14.
SeClOfld QuwW
CdM MclCDonald 15 pass from Walz (Keane kid),
112 '"''rd Quwter CdM Keane 28 fG, 5;32.
"-thQuwW
CdM Walz 55 run (Ke1ne kkk), 10:41
Sad Roman 12 pass from Rodnguez (Hernandez
kKk), 806.
Sad Zermeno 28 pass from Rodnguez (Hern.lndez
kKk), 2:)7
Attendance 750 (estlrn1ted).
INOfVU>UAL M1SH1NG
CdM O'Mear._ 21 -102, Walz. 4-66, Achterberg. 3-7;
Crogan. 1 6, Ricubona. 1·1; Conway, 1-0; WICken. 2-0;
Shimer, 1 for-minus-S
Sad · Tagaloa, 11·53; Pedroza, 7-41; Lomeli, 1-7;
Lucero, 2-6; Rodriguez. 6-for-mlnus-6.
INDMDUAL MSSING
CdM · Walz. 8-15-0, 142; Mtelellan, 0-0-0.
Sad· Rodriguez. g..16.Q, 1~; Tagaloa, 1·1-0, 23.
INDMOUAL RECEIVING
CdM • MIKOonald. 3-39; Sumner, 2-85; Shimer, 1-11;
Cooper, 1-5; O'Me.ra. 1·2.
Sad • Roman. 3-69; Lomeli, 3-40; Tagaloa, 2-6; Zer·
meno, 1-28; CeNantes. 1-4.
GAME STATISTICS
Firn downs
Rushes-yardage
Passing yardage
Pas.sing Net return yardage•
Sacks-yardage
Net yardage
P\.tnts
CdM Slld
12 11
34-1n 2s-1n
142 147
8-1S-0 10-17-0
66 5
0 2-mln-12
385 253
3-39 6 4-41.S Fumbfes.fumblft lost 1-0 4-4
Allgs-net y~ 10-95 2·20
lime of possessioo 26:44 21:16
•Punt returns, Inter'~ fumble returns
POP WA'RNER FOOTBALL
Qmyon 15, Newport Hllrbor 14
Scior9by~
Canyon 0 9 0 6 . 15
Newport Harbor 7 7 0 0 -14
Ant~ NH • La BllS'S 16 pass from Fredrik.sen (Kerr kldl),
9:17.
s.c.ond Quwtw
Cyn ·Mills SB-run (ltlck failed), 6:20.
Cyn • W•llcer 23 FG, 0-.23.
Thtntou--r
"-thQuwt.r
Cyn • Miiier 28 pass from Scott (ltlck tailed), 1 :56.
Attendance: 1,400 (estimated).
IM>IVIDUAL RUSHING
Cyn ·Mills. 2S-195; Robinson, 1·5, Miller, s-mlnus-
1, Scott, 4-mir)US 6.
NH · Mason, 15-85, Morrell, 17-65, Fredrick.sen,
3-2.
INDIVIDUAL MSSING
cyn · Scott. 8-15· 1-1, 56; Miller. 0-1-1 .
NH • fredriksen, 10-142·1.
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
Cyn-Miller, 7-45; Mills, Jackson 1·11.
NH ·Pulido, 3-41; Mlltlln. 2-40; La Bass, 2·37;
Allen, 2·22; Mason, l·minus-3.
GAME STAT1ST1CS
<:yn NH
First downs 11 15
Rushes-y•rdaige 34-185 2S-152
Pas.sing yardage 56 142
Passing 8-16-1 1 G-23-1
Nfl return y•rdage• u O 25
Sacb-yardage 1-mln-6 1-mln-1
Net yardage 241 294
Punts 5-31.4 4-31.2
Fumbles-fumbles lost 0-0 o-o
Flags-net yanfage 3·15 3""3
Time or pc>aeulon '1:1.37 20'.23
·Punt returns. Interceptions, fumble returns
JR.
Wintters,winners,winners
Sdn 1111& Rhallde Poly
NBWPORT BEACH-Newport
Harbor High'• water polo team
tmproVed to 6-2 with a 7·2 vSrtory
over via1ttng Riverside Poly bi a
nonlea.gue game Friday.
"'The Sailors never trailesS,
building a 6-1 halftime lead, With
Mike Peetz and Chris Seib lead-
ing the way with three goals
apiece. Graham Harvey had eight
saves in the Newport goal, and
bad three steals.
Ne port ......... 7 • .,. ... floly J
Sawe~O-.. . IUYerslde Poly 0 1 1 0 • 2
Newport HMbot 3 3 0 1 • 7
RMenlde scoring: ~~Iden. SrJes: Ham. 7.
Newport SCCl'tn!tM· l . seib 3, Lunde 1. Saws;~ 8.
Fstand.a in flnaJs today
ANAHEIM -Estancia High's
water polo team improved to 8-2
with a pair of Magnolia High
Tournament victories Friday at
Savanna High, and finds itself in
a three-way playoff for the title
today at Magnolia High.
The Eagles swarmed all over
Warren in Friday's opener, 14-4,
'then completed their fourth
straight victory in this tournament
wi,th an 11 ·8 decision over
Cypress.
Joe Huang (5), Chad Bollen·
bach (3) and Eric Wayman (3) led
the way in the opener, and Bol-
lenbach (4) and Wayman (3) were
the main threats in the second
game, with goalie Brian DeWilde
accounting for 27 saves over the
course of the two games.
Estancia returns to action
today in the championship finals
with games at 1 :50 and6 p.m.
MAGNOUA l'OUNU'-..IJ
lbtande 14. WllrNn 4
Sc:ot'e~~
Warren o O 3 1 • 4
Estancia 4 4 2 4 • 14
Estancia SCOl'lfl9-Huang 5, Bollenblldl 3, E.
Wayman 3, B. WlfffNn 1, Bennett 1,
Peterson 1. Saves; DeWllde 20.
&tandll , '· Cypf'eia • Seorw~~ Estancia 3 1 5 2 • 11
Cypress 1 4 2 1 • 8
Estancia scoring.Bollenbach 4, E. Wayman
3, Hunag 2. Stephem 2. Saves: DeWilde 7.
ANAHEIM -Costa Mesa
High'• Mustangs moved lnto
today's semllinals of the Villa
Park Classic with a 4·3 water polo
victory at Esperanza Friday.
The Mustangs, 8-2, mapped a
3·3 tie with two minutes left when
Ryan Dandy took a pass from
James Comfort and drilled the
Esperanza netl.
Mesa meets Vllla Park today at
10 a.m. on the Villa Park campus,
and if successful, would meet the
winner of the El Toro-Servile
bracket at 3:30 for the crown. Costa .... 4. 11111 ., ... _ J
Scof9 ~ QmNr'I
Espw.nza 1 1 1 0 . 3
CostaMesf 0 1 2 1 -4
Efpeflnza ~ 2.
Slmendinger 1. Saves: Allen 4.
Costa Meg scortng.Grayeff 2. ~nlef 1,
Ollndy 1. Saves: T~ 5.
OCC cruises t.o 13-4 romp
COSTA MESA -Bret li"ezise
led all scorers with five goals, all
in the first half, as Orange Coast
College romped Friday to a 13-4
league victory over out-manned
Cypress.
The Pi.rates opened a 12-0 first-
hall lead, before bringing in some
of the substitutes to get some
experience and hold down the
score.
The win was OCC's fifth
straight, as the Pi.rates improved
to 2-1 in Orange Empire Confer-
ence play, 8-7 overall.
Rodrigo De Olideira and Steve
Burkhalter had two goals apiece,
and Carl Johnson, Mike Ander-
son, Chris Binciguerra and Chris-
tian Billson added one each for
OCC. James Battles had eight
saves.
ORANGE EM'IRE CONFERENCE
~ CoMt 13, Cypress 4
Sc:ot'e ~ Qulirtwl
cyPfess O o 2 2 • 4
Orange Coast 6 6 1 O • 13
Cerritos scoring: Tiedt 2, Whitmarsh 1,
Link 1. Saves: You~ 4.
OCC scoring: Ttez1se S, De Olidelra, 2.
Burkhalter 2. Johnson 1, Anderson 1
Blnclguerra 1, Billson 1. Saves: BattleS 8.
VOLLEY.BALL
Coast women sweep
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast
College's women's volleyball tea.m(4-
2) disposed of visiting Rio Hondo
with ease Friday evening, posting a
15·8, 15-9, 15-13 victory. Heather
Daze and Berl O'Brien led the way in
kills with 15 and 13 kills, respective-
ly, and setter Kati French was credit-
ed with 32 assists and four aces.
Comanches on
a roll, win, 20-6
CbOOrlOOders
have their
DlODleDfs, too
Short-handed Bilffaloes
lose to Anahe~ 6-0;
Irish, Buckeyes tumble
Heat seeking
fourth straight
COSTA MESA -Looking for its fourth
straight victory today in a road game at
Wardlow Park in Long Beach, The Heat,
Costa Mesa's AYSO Region 120 Division
4 boys Plus team duels the Long Beach
Region 114 Plus at 10 a.m ..
• Cabico's punt return
for touchdown ignites
victory over Huntington
Beach Chargers is the
lone victory for locals.
Codch M1kC' Sche pe n'!>
Comanches rtln their record to
3-0 with d 20-6 vtctory ldst Sat·
unidy dt Ed1.,on High School
over the host I funtington Beach
Chargers The victory was the
l only win of the week among
l Costa Mesa's Pop Wdmer foot-
ball program.
1 Nick Cdbtco re turned a
: Charger punt f 01 d touchdown
1 in the second quarter, following
: a scoreless first quarter. Willy
Franco added a two-point kick
to give the Comanches an 8-0
lead.
Jason Sunco's touchdown
pass to Chad Gordon for the
second Costa Mesa score was
: set up by a fumble caused by a
• hard hit by Andy Romo and ! recovery by Scott Schepens.
. Simco found Mo Aguilar on
: another pass for the
• Comanche 's final touchdown.
• The Chargers only score came ! on a kickoff return.
• Julius Peter and Jake Cleve-
; land gave the Charger backs all
·kinds of trouble, shutting down
the Huntington Beach running
game and not allowing one first
down.
In other Pop Warn r action:
SaddJeback Valley Cold
han 20, Condon 0
Costa Mesa's Condor
stopped vi 1llng S ddlebock
Vall~ y's irisld ninnlng game,
but continued to bav problems
wUh th sweep as the Golden
Bean registered a shutout.
ln the first quarter, B.J.
~ and 'naVis Stmon led the
Costa M off nse, while
Michael McGJyn and Matthew
P fi z amed up to stuff th
Gold Bears after Shane Cox
stopped a run for a three-yard
loss.
Josh Sutcliffe returned a
kickoff, but the Condors' drive
was stalled just past midfield on
a Gold Bear interception.
Matt Grubisich came up with
a big sack to open the third
quarter, but a Condot fumble
ended the threat. Junmy
Sanchez and Simon provided
the bulk of tbe running attack.
Simon also added a big hit to
cause a Gold Bear fwnble, with
both Sutcliffe and Chris
Camarena falling on the ball for
the Condors.
Cypress Centaurians 14,
Cowboys6
The Costa Mesa Cowboys
gave the host Cypress Centuri·
ans all they wanted, but came
home on the short end of 14·8
score. Those eight points were
the only ones Cypress has
allowed all season.
David Weir ran for a touch-
down just before the first half,
and Ron Prettyman added a
two-point kick, to give the
Cowboys an 8·0 lead at the half.
Weir and Jimmy H~ led the
scoring drive on the ground and
Brett Becker and Kevin
Cochran teamed up to supply
the air power.
The Cowboy defense was
led by Herzog, Cameron Unk,
Matt Mueller, Sbaun Penyman,
Ryan Johnson and JUJtin Tag ·
out of the end.zone 1n the first
half.
Luis Carra co and David Ray
also played tough defense for
the Cowboys tn th third quar-
ter.
"You have nothing to b.a.ng
your heads over, 18 of you
played 34 of them to a 14·8
score.• Coach Gary &ume told
his players f oDowtng the game.
• U you keep µp th1I kind ot
intense play w '11 be in th
playotf .•
• Best of times not the
same without them on
the sidelines.
• With three regular backs· sidelined with illness
or injury the Buffaloes came up just short.
Three Newport Mesa Junior All-American teams played
tough games this past week, but came up just short in the win
department.
ln a tight battle, the Buffalo offense had several scoring
opportunities but they all fizzled in a 6-0 loss to Anaheim. The
lack of offense was due in large part to the absence of three
regular running backs who were either sick or injured.
Backup fullback Brandon Johnson blocked well and ran 1or
some good yardage, but it wasn't enough to keep the Mallards
from pressuring the passing gam~. _
Quarterback Nick Stroffe was sacked four times two result·
ing in tum.overs, and was driven from the pocket ~n four oth·
er occasions. ·
Dayne Pfaff, started the game and picked up 30 yards on
two plays, before being sidelined most of the game.
"The Outlaw• defense, without several starters, allowed
only one Anaheim score early in the first quarter. Buddy Mol-
way picked off a Mallard pass and Strc1fe recovered a fumble.
Kevin Hansen batted down to passes. Brad Rothwell filled in
for Pfaff and played well at outside linebacker. The entire
defensive front of Chris Manderino, 1\'avis nimble and Andy
Rankin, along with llnebacken; Brandon Johnson, Alan Saenz
and Rothwell, swarmed the Anaheim ball carriers on a regular
basis.
Joe Killelea led the specials teams with two spectacular
tackles on punt returns.
In other games:
Huntington Beach D.olphlm 21, lrtlla 8: The Fighting Irlsb
traveled to Huntington Beach and played tbe Dolphins even
tor most of the 9ame. Turnovers were a problem as the Irish
gave up three quick acores on three tumov ...
The lrl.sh, despite not ~9 abte to field a full team. played
a solid ball game the rest ol the way.
Welter Vo1qwsrts caught a 30-yard pass from Davld
Dela.nay u the bilh moved to the eight, but the Dolphins
picked up• fumble and ran lt in for a.score. The Irish moved
the ball well throughout ~e game, but turnovers sta.lled sev·
eral outlt4ndtng drives.
On tbe1i only scoring play, Mike Tunney capped the drive
With a 10-year team~ tor a TD. He bunt olf teckle followt.ng
the blocb ol Brad Craig, 1hlvil Hackett and Joe Kallab.
The defense performed well with OUtmde linebacker Todd
DudOltgge leed1ng tn tecklel. Nole tackle Glen Clouon added
two tack*.
M 1• VllfC> Y, ~ t: A four-dOwn, goal·line stand
bY the BucUtel wu tbe bigbllghl ol the ~· The defense
WU led by Sam •J ma• Madan,:-SP,enelr • • lJnk and
Cbed •51mn• !paDn.
The .... £aMI IOIM good drivet, bUt oOuldn't gfJt into the
mc1 .... Ryan 1brrey. the ·oa.-v. ..,,_,.,, o1 the week,
pa.y.d I gnNlt game. •
Heat coaches Pete Wade and Randy
Powell are hopeful they'll get the same
kind of perlonnance which sent them to
3-0 last Saturday in a 7-0 rout of Hunt-
ington Beach Region 56 at Balearic Field.
Despite the lopsided final result, it
was a scoreless match at halftime despite
a Heat advantage in terms_ of shots on
goal.
Defensive standouts Kevin Desandro,
Ryan Denman, Ralph-Morgan, Charlie
~· Zack Powell and Anthony Saldana
kept the beat off their own goalie.
At the outset of the second half the
Heat c.aught fire with goals by Greg Per-
rine, Scott Wade and Devon Stephens
with assists from Steven Thomas, Billy
Lund. and Perrine, twice.
Jn the final quarter the Heat won
going away with Perrine and Wade scor-
ing, as well as Danny Krikorian and
Bryce Sheridan.
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set for Sunday afternoon
CORONA DEL MAR -The annual
fundra.iler breakfi!St and photo day for
the AYSO Region 51 boys & girls youth
soccer clubs will be held this Sunday
from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Region 57 includes
teams from Corona del Mar, Newport
Bast and Newport Coast.
The breakfast is free for registered
playen in uniform and S3 for all Mends
and family members. for further iilforma·
tion call 640..2539.
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TENNIS---= grandmothers in the country.
Remedy for what ails at Mt. SAC, today CONTINUED FROM 81
most celebrated semor woman
player in the country with an
estimated 255 gold balls, the
coveted prize awarded a t every
USTA to urname nt.
TII event open-u51b
public.
• 1t keeps them ahve and
energetic,• NBTC General
Manager 1.rv Goldberg said ot
the .event's participants. • (t'a
great for women of that age to
be able to that.• • OCC looks to avoid an
0-3 start when it tackles
Mounties today at 4 p.m.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
WALNUT -According to Mis-
sion Confe rence football statistics,
Mt. San Antonio College's
defense is twice as good as
Orange Coast's, which doesn't
bode well for an OCC team that
has lost eight of Dine fumbles in
its first two games, both losses.
And according to history, this is
no place for the staggering Pirates
to get well.
With an unusual 4 p .m . kickoff
today at Mt. SAC, the game's only
bright spot for the Pirates could
be the glaring sun that is expect-
ed to be in their eyes from the out-
set.
Following a bye week to lick
their w ounds from setbacks
against Pasad ena City (4 7-18)
and Cerritos (28-14). the Pirates
face a solid Mt. SAC team (2-0)
that ts ranked No. 8 in the South-
land poll. .
Orange Coast, winless against
Mt. SAC this decade, is 0-2 for the
third consecutive year.
It doesn't get any easier today.
Mt. SAC's defense ls giving up
an average of 200 yard$ per
game, while the Pirates are yield·
ing 403.5 per contest. The Moun-
ties nipped Fullerton ln their
opener, 31-29, then hammered
Southwestern last week, 23-2.
Orange Coast , which w as
expected to have a potent offense
this season behind returning
starter Matt Sauk at quarterback
and four talented tailbacks, will
start its third different tailback in
as many games, when freshman
Chet Walker (40 yards in seven
carries) gets the nod.
Willie Barnes (four rushes for
nine yards) and William League
(25-130) had previously started in
OCC's backfield. League. OCC's
leading rusher, is still nursing a
sore thigh.
Other starting lineup changes
in the offense include left guard
Donovan Casey (5-foot-11, 285
pounds), a converted defensive
lineman who replaces John Hard-
enburgh, and· tight end Mike
Freeman (Newport Harbor) for
Jason Sweet (Estancia).
Freeman (6-2, 230), penciled in
as a fullback this season, is recov-
e~ from an ankle injury.
On defense, com e rback Chuck
Harcar will re place Michelangelo
Barragan (pulled hamstring), free
safety Craig Nosse takes over for nm Turner.
Turner has a broken hand. and
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is possibly lost tor the season,
d e fensive end Mark Mollner
(Estancia) starts ih place of Tyrone
Barnes.
And outside hnebacker Jay
Wojtkiewicz, perhaps the Pl.rates'
best player, re turns to the lineup
after missing the ldSt game with a
h yper-extended knee.
Mt. SAC Le; led by tailback
Lamonte Adams, the conference's
leading rusher with 309 yards,
and quarterbdck Steve Luce , who
bas completed 27 of 42 passes for
242 yards.
Doris Qark (Laguna Beach)
won last year's singles title m the
65s, but could not return this
year. Blain~ Mason (Fresno) is
top-seeded in the 65s.
Among the local standouts
competing include Newport
Beach's Cathie Hall. Dee
Armstrong and Char Jolley m
the 65s. Hall, who is also playing
singles. will face Piyachart
Hussey (Laguna Hills) in the
second round Tuesday, afte;;
receiving a first-round bye.
Armstrong and Hall will also
team m doubles, where they will
play Joan Hirsch (Sea CWf. N .Y)
and Francisca Rowan (Beve rly
Hills) in the first round Tuesday
Jolley will play doubles with
Felice Rolfes (TUcson, Anz.I
lt's the second year m a row m
which NBTC has hosted the
senior ladles' USTA stop, a
two-division tournament
sponsored by Secure Horizo ns
for the top tenrus-playing
• Juniors in the novice and
wtermediate divisions at NBTC
and Mesa Verde Tenni.!. Club
wUJ have an opportunity to
compete in the Penn Junior
League beginning today.
Five teams are being formed
at NBTC under the direction of
teaching pro Dave Sherbeck:
Boys 12-and-under, girls
12-and-under, boys
15-and-und er, girls 15-and-under
and boys 18-and-under.
"It's basically for kids who are
trying to break into tennis and
learn a little competition,·
Sherbeck Scl.ld. ·A lot of kids
don't know that they can come
over Wlthout being a club
m embe r The program IS for
anybody who wants to get mto a
league, whether they're novices
or intermediates.·
For more facts, call Sherbeck
at 644-0050, extension 30
• RICHARD DUNN is a Daily Pilot
Sportswriter whose dub tennis columl"I'
appea~ every other Saturday.
BOATING Slammers take two to the top
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Ward skippers Boyas to third place
in the Sloop Eliminations at Navy
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND -Fonner Corona del Mar standout
Bill Wdid skippered the Georgetown Hoyas to a third-place finish
Uus past weekend in the Sloop Eliminations #2 held at Navy.
The four-man team of Ward, Tune Devine, Andy Schneider and
Andy Herlihy. picked up 23 points to qualify for the MAISA Sloops
Regatta to be held m late October at Navy.
Navy won with 17 points, St. Mary's was second at 18, Old
D?miruon fourth with 24 and the University of Pennsylvania fifth
with 35 pomts. The lop five teams qualified for the upcoming
regatta October 21st and 22nd.
Jenny Griffith (Evans)
Rookie of the Year
J enny Griffith, a former New-
port H arbor star, continued
adding lo her troph y case Tues-
day being named the Rookie of
the Year on the 1995 Coors Light
Pro-Volleyball Tour.
Griffith. 25, won more than
$4,000 on the tour this year and
won rookie honors by a vote
among the players.
Griffith, known as Jenny
Evans in high school, was the
1987 CIF Southern Section 5-A
Player of the Year with the
Sailors, and the National Player
of the Year as picked by Volley-
ball M onthly.
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CROSS COUNTRY College men and women · SoCal College at Stanford Invitational, 8 a.m. Community college men and women · Orange Coast at Crystal Springs lnv1tatlonal,
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Newport at Dana Hiits Invitational, 8 a m
VOUEYBALL
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Tournament. all day; C0<ona del Mar at Chlago Tou~ment. all day.
WATERPOlO
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CITY OF October 18, 1~5. II shall In the Council Cham en. 2s, tffi BHch·Costa Mesa Daily Grove. CA 926« Susan M11le Berman, 114 Fictitious Bualness Thia bualneu la con-Ii======= COSTA MESA be the rHponsiblllty of the Addltlon1I ••t• of th• Publlahed Newport Pilot September 23, 30, Tackyong, Lu, 8676 Ruby Drive, Placentia, CA Name Statement duded by: husband and Ii
NOTICa bidder to dellv~r hit bid to 1peclflcatlon1 may be ob-Beach-Coal• MHI Dally 1995. Maedow Brook Avenue, 92610 The following persons .,. wlle INVITING alDS the City Clerk 1 Otflce by talned at the office of the Piiot September 30 1995 Sa676 IA, Garden Grove, CA Thi b 1 1 doi"" buslnHs u · Photo Have you 1tll1ed dolng lh• prop.1J announced Purchasing Supervlaor at ' · 92644 1 us nan 1 con-. .,. · buslneH yet? Yu FOR A HIGH time. DeUvery'Jocalfo~-cttv 77 Felf-9rlve, Co.la M.... · -Sa6&1 PUBL-IC NOtlCE Kyehaoo~ Laa. 8.6.7Ji ducted by: •n Individual ~2~0"1g~: ~t·J~11~· Pattlck Galllg11
Dl!NllTY MOBILE of Co111 Me11, 11 Fa.fr Call1ornla 92628. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALi! OF Meadow Brook Avenue, ~~· Vol.I 1•r~~o ahelm CA 92807 ' Thi• atatemenl waa filed ITOAAOB AND Drive, Room 101, Costa A JOB WALK II IA Garden Grove CA us nesa yet es, p tri k 'G r1 d a II' with the Coon1y Clerk ol FILING SY,Tl!M MHa, Callfornla 92628. NOTICa 01' SALi PERSONAL PROPERTY 92&44 ' Suaan M. Berman 1m 4i:, a an 1 i~ar, Orange County on August BID ITEM Bids atiould be returned to SCHEDULED ON OCTO. In acccxdance with the (Unlawtul Detalnert Thia bualnHs 11 con-Thia statement was filed • OalC Knoll Dr ve, 25 1995 F818324 the 11tentlon ot the City lll!R 3 18851 8 100 provlalona of Section 21700 )n the mantf of Scott d ct d b . hu b d with the County Clerk of Anaheim, CA 92807 · NO. 888 Cleric, within 11.ld time llmif, A.M. AT 7'7 PAIR through 21716 of the Call-Moore Plalnlitf vs. Pedro w~le • y. 1 an and Orange County on August ~ce~ Galllgar. 1722·0 Dally Pilot September 23·
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8404773 ext 1S Mar. Pool-Many amen-Propertw Mgmt yrty. Agt 721-3566 further Information brlghtl Only $1850. •••••••• All11alau11 ~1 l11lblt --------NEWPORT 1069 's'1'•2•00· Oc7c1~P.J,.,. n7~w541 on.--~~ contact Elizabeth or Call AQ1. 840-2877 MWS11"1lalllfljccnolll1fed· BEACH ... 'IV_ .. ,,,. "-=:::W Bluffe Condo 4BR w/ Jeri 714-631·1855. NEWPORT TERRACE
enl Fair Heulltt Act ol 1111 n CORONA liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CEMETERY LOT/ Clean 3BR Houaa on 87.,1900 ~~g!~'!i~~ GOU' COURH VIEW 3BR 21 •A. gar, no BALBOA ~wtiklllUUIMlllet• DEL MAR l022 Udo Island 70 ft lot CRYPT 1225 Canyon Park S1~5/ .,-bHutlful condition! 2Br 2Ba twnhm on Big pets, S1050/mo. ISLAND 2606
II ""'*' ''Illy ptdlluU. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6BR SBA. 3 tp. pool, Z1~~ +58d5e5p. Vaca t . 4BR 3•a 1 ... __ to ocn $1795/mo. &40-6324 Cyn golf course. Trl4vt 845-9219 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii )lmlllll11 tt lllmlml11illoa DRASTIC REDUCTION Own 813-0968 .... c--·-wl cath cell, lg mst.r ate OCEANFRONT 3+2,11
llued 11 rlCI. cetor, 11l1tlon. 0 I d • D d M Con-8f o Paclflo V1ew kar pkng, W/0, fp, Bluff• baa Condo $1700/mo. 759-8124 modem. Wd burn frpl. Charming 1 Br+ loft, w,u.4kaJ,~llllllllunr necUcut charm w/lrg Agents k 2 companion CM/NB Border Clean, new pnt. Very nlcel lmmac 2200 s/f, 3Br 2-car pkg w/opnr, w/d . 1Sa. Avallable now.
altiaHlqill,or11111tt1nlioot1 woodsy backyard. Absolute Bargain ! cremation plots In La bright, roomey, 4BR Yr1y 11795 723-4M8 3Ba, den/office. $2200 Harbor View Home• $1599 Wntr. 722-0824 Yearly s1 1001mo. Agt.
,.... lllYRU ,,.teruce, liml· Huge Liv rm. w/ Quality 5Bd 3Ba. tam· Guanlta Ct. Ocean ~~:SO~Y84~:5~~~ocl BeycrHt 38R 3 \ilii Sanregret Rltrs &44-0195 4Br+fam rm. lg din, Ooeanfront/Luxurv 673-4062.
tatlelerflacttmillllloa." beamed cath cell. Fp, lly home nr Fashion view under beautiful Like new-remode l. pooremVt~n~~':,.5~;o1f"t, Contemp 4Br 3Ba. Avl --------Tllla '"'''"' wlll nol 4BR, 21ABA, Fr drs Island w/pvt yard + olive t ree. S1 ,300 E 'SIDI! house, cute now. $2850 winter, BALBOA _j,.-......... M"'1l onto brick patio, wood spa. Reduced S80K • each. A savings 01 1Br 1Ba. 1-car garage, ~~r:aTq ~iJrn'r,;1•~ Beach Area Lease or Sale 4BR $3800 yrly. 650-1869 PENINSULA ~-rlCCllll MJ 11
• fire. Only $499,000. Only $499,900 w/ $600 1-800-247-9638 private yard. $650/mo. Combo kltch/fam. rm 28A M t H bo 2607
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llwtJllal• Nwrtlsd 111 11111 Spnla•• Bank owned BIO CANYON VILLAS HOUSES/ bay. 3BR 2.5BA, 2-car · • ..v some Oc:e~fronts Spacious 3Br+famlly ..,.. v v.,.,.. w/d. Avail now. 301 E. ,....,.,., .. ""'*• "'111 Lg. 4Bd 2.5Ba. kar 2-3 B r on/off golf CONDOS attach gar. PooVspa Beyrldge-Qeted, 28R 111so.-Sl600/mo room, 2Ba, 2·story, Twnh .. Belcourt Hiiis. Balboatll1. 844-7946
..-.,,, ......,.._ Tlcom. gar. Park & Pelican c:ourH. S345-489K. FOR RENT S1500/mo. 842-3950 2BA, pool & spa. VIiia Rentals partially turn, frplc. 2 Mu tr BR, 3Ba. 1 a. Slngle apt steps to
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foll • ._ II 1·•·424-ISllL Ftr $485 ooo up Prln 788-5180 eves. Property llgmt 4th. 675-4912 Agt. view. S3200lmo 644-8923 done. s7201mo. Open Ille Y'Hh ... lll, DC na 1Jleue' only Agt 253-4·018 Cuttomlzed Big Canyon Twnhome, lrplc, patio,•----'----TWO LEASES!! H 1011 12,.,. W · · hm. 1·sty 4Br 3"Ba, 1ngl gar. $995. 647·7540 Bauulew Terrace 3Br LIDO Mobile Hme Park ouse • 1 • · ,u.11 HUD II421·3$00. 3400 .. $1 095 000 • • 675 4912 C I f •d 1 Balboa. 723-4852 COSTA MESA 1024 sq .... • • . BALBOA E·Slde Townhome 2'hBa hH, very clean • harm ng urn 1 +
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559-5555 ••••••••••• DEL MAR , GOLF COURSE Harbor Ride• •r Owner Brl ghttaJry 2Br 1'hBa 11400/mo. 433-8528 COSTA MES.A 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 Eastblutt11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllii Open House SaVSun But loc:atlon & view! upper steps to beach . NEAT MESA VERDI! 3BR 2.5BA 2300 Sq. 18R 1u Ught a, Airy
12·5, 3001 Country Exquisite remodel Stv, frig, W/d, lrg deck, 3Bd Ready for family. Ft . Ran ova t • d lrg deck, gar, 5875 Avl
Club Dr. stop by and 3Br+den, 21ABa, 2490 1-car. Avl 10/20. No 3180 Slcfly Ave. $1150 ThrC>YghouL $2100 1111• Open ho._•
... this spectacular sq 11. Was 5559,000, pet/smk. S1350. 723-4633 Agent 819-726-9665 CaJJ Diana Prosser Sat & Sun l-4 429 4Br home that was now $489,000. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Q UIBT 8c SERENE _...;.8_44.....;.65;;..;90;..;_____ IA Iris 873-8078
completely rebuilt In Owner/Agt 759-7859 BALBOA 3BR house, no pets, Pal~ 1'. •esa Apar.__en~ ,· VIiia 8albff.2 ...... ,. _L ___ 1_B_R ___ _
1992. Top quality ap-Newport for $147,000 gardner, Refs. req. ---~ .J..-~ LA.A.A .&.4> • Perfect move-In cond. are• • lovely pllancea, fixtures, West~llff 2BR 2BA PENINSULA 2107 $895/mo. 650-2258 Gar parking, walk to view,· newly retur-sound system. Lots of ~ r..._ b ch ed blthed, encl gar. W/D marble, granlle and Condo. Upper end So near & yet so r.IC... •a • gat comm on pram. Walk to bth.
glass block have been unit In perfect move-In Lrg house-Penn Point IRVINE 2144 w/pool, spa, tennis. No pet.a. $925-$1100. used. View of the golf c:ond. $4500 down w/bay view 4Br 3Ba 'Ibat's the feeling you get Avail Nowl $1395/mo 53:..8074
course from main buys ltl Won't lastll tam rm, 2 fp, 3--c.; when you live at Palm Agt &40-7000 Ext 301
rooms. Asking $695K. Open Sun 1-4pm. gar. S3200. 673--2290 UCI CONDO Mesa amid the lush Can't seem to
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Agt. 751-4330 spa, tennis. $950/mo. woods & m-"' palms. I I b --------•·--------CORONA Agent 759-9314 .,..., repa r o s
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patio, lndry rm. ""6. S600 Call. tS7W608 DON'T JUST DRUll eomeone who ~ PIT Work FIT PIJ PIT, My+comm. Call Apply In person: Tue1. SALEI Oct 2.14 at RoWtng i:~•c:oh 7 ft fflectlon ol p.cs1g, ..
No peta. ~7383 CDM &hr H-near M0UT FINANCIAL stand1. Cal 1«1().255-8am-12 M·F, no exp Poppy, 144-5953. Oct. 3, 12-4 w/Erlc 1no Orange Ave. CM. fol~p pool h~le dog.:,l~o~.:: :."!°:r.-'•
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decor. Oatage. Oreat '450 mo. tS7~1700 Local Vending 8ualneM wtc. Mark In eales. re10~ wear, FT/PT, EMPLOYMENT oak S\udent Deau. N
Loct '695. 841-15834 CM-Roowte Wllfttecl f<K Sale. S. own Office product• llXP D, 720-1!9f' SERVICES 5533 W h 673-8378 M°:::~&C::ur°!.
Lovetr clean E'1ld1 to •hr 28r 2BA. boa•I Earn ~ •••• EMPLOYMENT 852-0247 RUA.IL SAUIPERION •• er/Dryer 1140 ""P""'LAN...,...,.~...,,..----963-4887 Smoker OK. $387/l'no. Call 1_..._. .. ~ ....... W/exp needed for ... refrigerator $175 T SALE ACRES, _____ ...;_ __ _
1Br, microwave, w/d Call 0 ~ contemp women'• •11••-Good condl 648-5848 Cement fountains $110, ADOPT·A·PET
hkup, catprt. No p~. Iv mag. IMd 444 3829 MUST SEU. e Fuu 11.ze Palace Park boutique In Fash Isl Pleue be aware that bird ba.tta s20· Cltru~ Every Sat & Sun at
$095+ .. c. 845-2148 Snactc/Soda Mach Rte 11!!-nLov..11!!.-Mgmt poten. Call ~ the ll1Ungs In thl1 cat· 11!!TTD•n'PTnt11!! frult-avoc.do (fruiting) PETSMART, Fountain
iieM Verde 2BR 2BA Dover Shor•• Spa. In CM. Ne1 1321<. AJI ........-1 .ua'& need• Patk Hoit· fax rHume· 840.2n4 egory may require you cv&v.n&v~ 6014 SlO. Juniper•, VinH, Valley. Puppln, kit·
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$7150/mo. Pam Agt Bd/Ba, w /pvt ent. 80().788--8445124 m . fully avall wk .. nds. Manager needed for In which there la a ** Glabmana Down ---------looking tor loving, car-
548-5880. SOSO N/pet 873-7092. Vl!NDINQ RTa•New •~• 000/Vt Income Apply In per80n at busy thrift •hop ben-charge per minute. Sofa Off white. Uk• PROBATE SALE Ing homes. CALL 597·
Npt Hghte lrg 2Br 2Ba l!'aide CM 38r 1S. Machines In 21 Loca-polet1tlal. Reading Palace Park. 3405 efitlng • non-profit or· Profllslonals, Manaeen New. Paid $3,500. Sell Bronzu Including 9037 tor more Info.
trptx. Qar lndry rm houae to •hat• W/1 tlona•Buy All or books. ToU Fr" (1) Mlchel80n, Irvine. ganlzatlon. High en-beoutJvea $500 obo 759-1275 Mongolian slave table, No Yard Dog must gol
new crpia/drpi/pnt'. other. $400/mo. Part"'8CJ0.599-e780 800-IH-9n8 Ext. R-558-8339 ergy, take-charge, Cuatom 7' wicker sofa, 15• bronze mermaid Golden Ret. 1\1\ yr.
$975+dep. 548-4497 Smoker ok. 845-3075 VENDING-FANTASTIC 1381 for detaUa. well-organized w/2 yr• RELOCATE TO 2 matching chre Ilk• table, 8' Bllnd Justice, Female -•P•d• AKC.
Small Studio Nwpt Lrv Rm Prlv .. th In NEW PRODUCT. 40,000/Yr lnoom• PARTTIMEWORK ~~~~~1'::!•:,i; .. ~~ LASVEGASl n~J~.:~:~.g~!1f~nf~~~~· :!.!=ord~~01a!nu~ud~~f ~~f~~~~r's!!.5:~
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•tudlo apt. S500do w P • w • frplc. MORTGAGES• ACCOUNTING evening hour• with SA.I.ES In 1995 .. Inn, and Both $545. 3-Pc wall olr11, tables, paint· lay-away. 847-8923 •
Incl refrlg·1tove-ulll• ~::~~~f~~=t T.D.'S 2918 Community newspa. out•lde •alH team. REPRESENTATIVB why 15.200 people ate unit $399. 759-7659 lbnogw•,,·, Lvoaulsa'x'v' dfelsskh, Save abu••d •nd
Ref• req. 548-7578 P.•r publrshlng co. Earn hourty wagH + Growing community relocatlng to Las +De1lgnera Elegant & d abandoned pets. Be1
---------•NB 2br/2ba Park LOCAL RaStDaNT •"ks part time Staff g•nerou• commll81on n1w1psper group 1Hk1 Vegu ..ch month. Antique Pool Table carve consoles, 4' volunteer/foster. Call NEWPORT Nwpt; $500 ~ UUL «»-WISH•S TO auv Accountant. 15 hfl/ whll• qualifying for display a«Mlrtlalng repr• C<ackle Rnlsh • Taupe :~~.~.z e Gr~~=~d lu~~ 714-597-9037. • BEACH polat $250 pvt phone matwed ttuat deed•. wk. Must know Lotu• our attractive beneflta sentatlv1 with 1 )'Ml mini· 1)Job growth rate felt $1700 obo 875-1854. fountain girt, 5, high 2669 N/S, Cleanl 720-9469 PleaM call ~111. 1·2-3 for Window• package Including mum experience. EJcc.llent topped 8%, best In Floral Sofa $SO, b 8• b ---------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NB Share 2Br 2s. In and/or Exe.I. Send r• medical coverage. benefit package lncludlng the na.tlon. Southwest 1tyle eofa .. b~~2h~~. et s::..~z7 .. PIANOS •
Oonfrnt 3Br 1 v.ea, exchange for help In iume to: Accounting Call Tom, 444-968S. ba:N eatery for the enet· 2>MaJ<>r companies $11 o, 3 mod Italian Get"man carved curio ORGANS 6059
,.,, 1tove, frig. Yrty, earn• A Ute house Supervisor, P.O. Bo• PLUMBER g1tlc 1al11 prof111lonal expanding theft chrs S40 ea. 494-2729 cabinet, 3' sottee, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1550/mo, IH opt to k"plng. 831-2020 ANNOUNCEMENTS ~~8 Co1ta M .... CA Allegla Plumbing now that we need lmmedlalely. 31t:: :J:':f~ Leather 80fa love IHI Louis XVI parl0t table, Bab~ G rand Plano
bUy. 310-596-9214 On the beach ne>tt to · hiring. Mu1t have Physical/drug ICleening r• and high quality of & chair, unused 11400 5' 1creen, bronze Xlnt cond. In tune.
1BR'• 1BA'• from Newport pier. Share C.,..tv.r CNA FT/PT, good OMV. 846-3299. quired. EOE. Pleue call life. Oak dl.nlng room aet eagle, etc. Buy all for Must eacrifice. $1550.
$875 to $775 & Studio 3Br 2Ba, gar. $480/ Uve-ln, r.,•, reliable, POITALiGOV'T JOBS Judy OeUlng at (714) 574-(uats 8) w/hutch $75,000 or part or 714-527-1854
•I $450. Call Broker a.I mo, ~utll. tS73-5092 ANNOtJNCBMENTS dependable. Call Del> 4250 f0t ln11Mew 01 fax ,. Let th• nation• llugest $950 obo. 894-4356 ttade for boat. mo-714-642-3850. 2920 ble 830-4357 Lv m1g $2NOl/HEXPOURWIU.+BENTRAIEFITNS sume to (714) 831..aS!M and fa.stest growlngl--..;_..;.,.;..;,.;,._;;~...;.;,~1 l0thome? 1240 Logan ---------
SEL #I , Costa Mesa. BICYCLES 6060
•1 BR 1825• RENT•T r CHA Ai>Pf•lnlo 714-647-1 991 lecretaty Light CatMr marketing firm L 10am-4pm everyday l=jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR 2BA $725/Up .ru..;i Nunlng & Companions accounting, eome comp. assist you In relocat· 1•
Refrlg & dlshwuher WANTED 2726 CAR POOL WANT•D Needed fOf Hornecare. PT Clerloal typing exp, fluent Eng. 17·$8/hr Ing to beautfful Laa h unlll gone. Blk•• & bike parts, Ilk•
Incl. 60x30 pool. No from Npt Hghta to f(T. 310-438-44144 requited, data entry, Nffd ASAP. 831-3777 Vegaal your ome new/used. Sall 1 piece t N CdM HS &/or Uncotn fiUng, phone1 for NBI-:...----------through Classified or all. 641·9264
P• •· o feH. No &EIU<JNOs Sm cottage School. 642-3151 COOK8/l!XP'D accountant. 642-3818 Seoretary/Cust Svo ALLEN AND •p;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;:;:;jJEWElRY, FURS
lea1e. 545-4895 Jback houH or •lUdlo Night.I. start ASAP. =:--::=--....,..~=--......... -Wordperf.Lotus/IBM 11 & ART 602 3Br 2Ba 1 house from w/yard. Reap. person Margerltavlll• PT Front Ottlce &/or Window•. Locel NB ASSOCIATES Get tO S SPORTING
•and. Approx 1200 •If. w/dog. Wiii fbc up/gar· LOST• Call 831-8220 Back Office. Medlca11 __ ar_•_a. __ c_a1_1_83_1_..a_83_5_ GOODS
newly decoratd. $1350 den for reduced rent fOtJND 2925 fl/f MAHAOER PfT Clinic (Asst ln1uranc1 Call 1·8oo-JOBS-234 the basle •••ESTATE SALE '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiOii6iiS
Isa. 818-501·34n (under '400) 64Mf78 HELP Busy irozen ~~!,"81 lntorEng) Phone' .. ,11ng•klulals1 Can't seem to or 702-792-8200. • 2.05KT Ola. Solitare 1•
Ch I rt t In NB ...... "'" get to all those Fax resume to AB..,' Internally flawless. F Scuba gear: tank, BC, arm "9 1 of • kind Found Cat•Peralan yogu 1 ore • Span. fax re1um1 to: 702.792•8202 '-' 8 Color GIA Cert. val Octypus reg, all Ilk•
4BR 2BA Apt, 'Com-mix? Found 9/27. In-Great oppty. 644-2600 548-4504. Call 548-2273 repair Jobs $38,500 Sell $1 6,000 new. S700. 673·6620
pletely remodeled, COMMERCIAL Jured, n .. d• medical QOURMl!T COOK/LI ft•STAURANT around the house? Flamingo Executive Att1·c, • Antq 14K gld baf. perfect for home/ofc, attn Call 831 1030 ho k I • "" cl1 to ocn. 11500/mo. REAL EST"'TE . . UH HP ng, ellCp d, PT/FT Oellvery/cuh Let the Park collectors Item· va. 645-2140 or 548-34ro .n. Loet Kitten "Zoe"lo1t llv• out, FIT. Non-I aam-2 fl • Cl ... lfted 1050 E Flamingo Rd basement, $8,ooo Sell s2.5oo 9/18. 4 months old lmkr. Newport Beach er. pm, •x hrs. Suite #240 • Ola. Wedd Bnd Set
LIVE AT THB BUCH Tabby/SI amen w/ arH. 714-873-3843 ~~r1::-S:i:.~2S:.·501 Service Lu Vegas, NV 89119 and closet $3,250. Sell $1,300
Furn •ludlo apt. prlvt B"snrmrr om freckled face, orange, QOV'T POSTAL JOBI 1-=-~~-----·· DINOtory • Pea_rl & Dia. Neck· ent & exit. 2 blocks to v &H~ CE blk,wht. one pink paw/ Call• now being Retail help you find Offlcea Nationwide then get lace Cert. val. Is
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to buy
beachl $550 631-2343 FOR BENT 2769 on• blk. No collar. accepted f or pr• •BELLINI• rellable help. Whether you're buying some cash. SlO,OOO Sell S3.9oo. Npt Hghta 2Br 1 Ba, Irvine T•rrace COM. employment Info and The ·ucllhlv• baby & or Hlllng, Claaeified Other Items & Object ll's all there pvt grdn/pool, carport. 7!59-1558. Rewardl application. Start chlldrena fumlihlng1• ___ M_2_·H __ 7_a__ covere all your nffdsl .CLASSIFIED D'art. Call for details. e\-cry day
a I N $23 800 .... "'OO .. ....._ ________ ,. Appl only 714-722·970t , __ ....:.:,in:...;Cl=a..:.o;o;::..:ifi..:.:ic~d:.___
u et. ear •hopa/ Lo a T 1 a•• 9 I • • -....... yr. atore hu lmmed FT/ --
beach. 1795. 845-4900 Pupn e-mo-old fem, 1-818-608-5354 x.5191 PT openings for .. , ..
Prorl Bachelor Pa.-From 200 to30001q.ft. whtlbtklbrwn.. 111. vtc Handrmaa-Mu1t b• auoe'a In our Co.ta W/bOat docJ( & private Cmnpcdmc rata. Acta. CUff Dr. & Riv.r.lde able to dO repairs for Meea •tore. Strong
enVfrplc. $800 UU.. fiomJ.W.Aitpon: Ave., NB. REWARD. new home1. Pie... communk:atlon & or·
Inc. No/1mk. 281-7182 4SOO r---·· Drift Call StMI, 842.()870 fax resume: 250-9008. ganlzatlonal •klll•
SPACIOUS 2Br 28a ~~ Loetuiam"Blue Par• Home Mallera wanted ~=·== twnhm 1150 8/f, huge k_.. tame, t.alka, vlcln-FT/PT. Earn CHh aallon lnclud .. a com.
cloae1, x-lg windows, hy Nwpt let Dawn dally, •ta.rt lmmed. ~· hrty wage+
gar, vault cell, 2 pa-848-8801 or 842·1574 Call 1.eoo-769-3885 mo. comm. 931.2229
tloa. $1400. 875-8002
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frplc. No pets. Yearly 5530 5530 5530 553()
$835/mo. 631-8208 i========:.:========~========~========il STUDIO near bNch,
201 E. Balboa. $540/
mo, e month leaM.
673-0678 or 772-4400
•WeSTCLIFI'•
2Br 2Ba, gar, pool.
$1000/mo. Chrl1tlne
Agt. 723-4494
WINTER.ON SANDI
Fum 1Bd apta 1800 &
$1200. 3Br hse $1800.
Ind utl/cbfe,lgar. ~9243
MISCELIANEOUS
RENTALS
Sales
LONG DISTANCE SALES
CLOSERS
EXPERIENCED
SALESPEOPLE ONLY
ROOMS 2706 $
iiiiL.areeiiiiiPiiiiirlvaiiiiit• siiiiiulteiill • 1. 00 ,000•$200 '000 /YEAR
NB Executive Hom.
•• :soot•~sta • T-1 DEALS (WE SELL CHANNEL
Bal .., on canal-muter ~,w~.v!,0~~YA~ ~1 BANKS WITH $1,000 COMM. PER
c:.7ia:·.9cr~ea ~1 CHANNEL BANK).
~~~~11 :: • LOOP CHARGES $200.00
No amk/pet 722-8737.
Hu•• ,. .. ,.riv • ., • PRIVATE OFFICE FOR T·1 CLOSERS phone Lovely NB Hm. =~~e..~:Mre' • Communications
Ni Own Muter SUite. • National company kttch Pf1v, L.Q ClubhM.
Pool/Jacuzzi. HOO.
-'•nv ...... .,. • Get paid up to 85°/o of monthly L.D. volume of
Reom iior Rent
***chltd 01<. Non • business!* ' amoker. Muat Ilk•
:::~1f'~~:: 1:::. Example: XYZ Company has $2001 L.D. bill,
VACATION IDTALS
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you're paid $1000 and bonus after 6 mo. of
$37~.oo, total pay $1,375,00.
• Paid every week
• Leads for qualified reps
• Management oppfy.
• Health & dental benefit$
It doesn't take a telecom guru to sell a non-
binding agreement, save up to 500/o on
communication costs. YES •.• Thls Is ridiculous •
Top reps earn six figures.
f
·The new
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Whet action do you take?
""~hi.411 Q. J -Neither vulnerable. as
MJl:ffihirtl So\llh you bold:
W.KQJ l:i'.J 105 oJ 5 •XQ 108
What ia your openln~ bid?
Q. 3 • Bolh vulnerable, as South
you hold:
•AQ10863 0Vo1d OAQ .._,1096•
The bidding has proceeded:
SOl1111 WEST NORTI1
1• PAM 3•
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What do you bid now?
EAST
Put
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Sou ~ : ~ p• .... J4 8alboe •A llU8Gllii .... .,, .. ****** LS dual a/c, dk grn,
W.12 'VA 13 ovoid M J 10 I 7 f" ptn. lect 1-ciw prtcng eyt, amJfm cd, aUlo, •e1 Maxi,.. •• loaded, xlnt condl Ind. Onoehof9 ~. lek ml. f./c, S4ew.5 White. Fully loaded, 115,900. 551•9403 The biddin11 hu proceeded: llOOlmo. 7n-6831 o'>O. 043-9111 All Powet. AC, Sut1· W'E8T NOR11f . EAST SOUTH Deolc tot lo roof, Steroo/Cau.1---------
lQ p... p... T two 4r.-8Nut • .,: ••• vi fOiird Li Tinted Wlndowa. HK VOLVO 9230
What 1ctlon do you take? on Balboa Pen. Weter/ loaded~ 7oac ml. now Mii••· ltO,IOO obo.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
elect. 72~1470 ~~:-si:,n=-47g: ~J~. Tracy 714-381· '84 945 DL WON "
~I::. Alt South, vulnctable, you CAllPEltS IV'S '90 Thundert.lrd LX ~· w at, t ,':':a• acj u c•ct
1 • Blk, full power, nu PEUGEOT 9160 'amogged. Mutt •••I
MKJ8 ~AU 071 MKlOI t'IAIJJ!1tS . 8014 llrH, $7,900 OBO. iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 12800obo83~5349
Your right·hand opponent open.a liiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii Cal. ~1~ '87 so•~. lepd, P/
the bidding with one heart. What. '84 M,1.._• Traller •ea T•mpo QL 4dr, W, run• aJnU WfY ,_V_O_UtS __ W_A_G_EN __ 9_2_3_5
act.ion do you take? RV, 17 \Mlf contained, 8AJ10, p/b, p/a, ale. cl .. n.11,500 080.
Q. 6 • Alt Soulh, vulnerable, you
bold:
AAJ5 vK9U 01 MQl76
The bidding has proceeded:
NORTII EAST S0\1I'H
10 p... 2•
3• PAM ? What do you bid now?
WEST P ...
-*P 8, $2,450 Good pdl, Ilk• nu Ut ... 3<* Cell .a+0480
COndl 537·2782 l'T\l. groat condl 1635(). '87 8UQ Yoltow w/blk
Cell 803-2911 PONTIAC 9170 Int, faC1ory aunrf,
'•• iiuatang Qf goo~~~7~ooo. AUTOMOBll.ES Red, w/blk Int, 85k ml. •as Gr.nd All Great.....,......--------... loaded, Qrt condl condl 14200 OBO •ea VW BAJA/STREET
$8,900. 310 281-7698 low mllff, mull 1011j BUG. Ice 0r .. n; color. •
call 897~7 &and New Motor and
BUICJt 9035 --------• Clutch. Excellent run-
(iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HONDA 9085 --------nlng condition! Eye
'84 L•aabr• loadecll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!PORSCBE 9175 utchor. Mu11 ... to
Looll for answers on Monday.
Good condl RoJlablo. '88 Clvlo SI 2 dr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii appreciate. Need•
4 new Urea, ·ale. Pl•. h•tchbk, wht, nu eng. •ea aaea comp. r• minor lnt•lor tch-up.
11,500 OBO. 78&-5844 hoadora, cuatom whit, bullt ong. need• some •2 •000 a4 a.e34o
a/C, anrf, $2750. C .. hl COtmetlcl, hH tow '88 ,OX 4 dr, now
CADILIAC 9040 Immaculate condl bar 110,000. 248-7165 tires, apeclaJ whit, A/
COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPORT POWER BOATS 236-9270. Fin Avt. C, am/fm. cast, 13000 080. 63<>-4541
_....__,_-4-+.--11 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBEACH 6169 7012 '77 Sevlll• 2nd '87 CRX 61pd, A/C, TOYOTA 92101.,...,,...._-=---.......... _..,..--MOVIKO SALK owner, low ml. Wht w/ AM/FM, ca11. 81k ml. 80 JETTA QL I ownr.
SAT 7am-3pm Hune CdM H20 Polo 38' TIARA SPORTFllH red lthr Inter. lmmac. & new timing bolt. '77 C•llo• QT lltlbk under warr, lo ml. 2554 Orange Ave. • Pettner wanted NB $3000. 96&-n20 $3500 Call 8715-1482 51pd dopondablei auto, blk, $6800.
Furniture, kfda toy1, Booater Fundralaer. Sllp. Hom• e44.2o00 •ou.. Fl .. twood .... r , ... 4 aoo-·d LX mint Tags ~98. runs noodt Great condl 230..0989 clothing, mlac houa• Sale: Donate or Buy. 1 W rk 54-4000 -~ .. ~ ... • hold Item•. Day UT, 9130 6am-12. o 7 x102. aectan. xlnt cond. Orig condl 1hwrm mdl, to $876 firm. 831-7149 '80 .letta QLI 5spd,
1!183 Port Seaborne Way. 39' Searav E.xpr"• owner. 19.200. Leave trick to llatl $18,000 A/C, AM/FM cu1 w/ MOVING &ALIE '68, fully loaded, 600 moauge, 640-1987 OBO. 362·1708 TlUUMPH 9215 CD changer. •nrt, cuit
SAT 8~2P MOVING &Ali Furn hre, oxcoptlonal cond. 1890 Wht Coup De wcohnl•d·1S8962~29304BO. XJnt
W/D, Micro, Toole, & furnishings. Sat $99,000. * 675-6128 VIII Bl 1 th bl
of G od 9 1 • ue ea r. u• LINCOLN 9120 '80 a ltfl c Planll, Lota o am· 2noon. 1118 eh .. pekln covera In P re anary
Stuff! No Early Blrd1t Sanllago In Wostctlff. TS A front "41. l-owner, aJlliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil yellow, blk trim, Web-
2318 Elden St. #B M 1 8 1 BOA , Y CHTS, ave rec. 42,300 actual ..,7 M•rk ._0 ... •D ber carblh••d•r•, --------ov ng • • Set ru•DTrDS 7013 1 _, __ .. b .,.. •• • cuatm eng. very full MISC. AUTO 1245 •MOVINQ/ESTATll Only I 7:30em·1 pm. ~u.ruula'\ m' ,..nt ....,....... est f all pwr 4apd/ov•drv. One of SAL..E·SaVSun 8a-3p Fum, aomo antlquo1, offer over $lO,OOO. moonroo 1dl $2 ooo' a Klndl 12695 cuhl ••••111111•••
Vintage colloctlblea. kid• cllhs, heehold \4 to 'I.a 1hare In 42' 646-5732. ~:i~24~7~65 ' · 238-9270. t:Jn Avl.
fum, clothea, book.a, Items & morel 4812 Unlflyt• aft cabln1---------
kltchon ltoma, & Etc. River Ave. Nwpt. motor y •ch t In CHEVROLET 9045 ---------1---------407 Coat• Meaa St NB.64<>-8824 MERCEDES 9130 nuas 9220 Flad HI h• •n• ,.,
•SAT 8 .... 00N• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dealer paJ,d BEJOU yoa Girl• bike Uke now•--------82 Corv, Conv. wht peyloo..._AdulcMltr HUNTINGTON sso. 1n11ne sketH 110. SAll BOATS 7014 Ld'd chp, lg, rk CD '77 480 SL Parent '84 llaad• aaooo Clllllrt•ealed.Calltne.24
BEACH 6140 Clothes, dlahwar• oldliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wrnty $26,5K Biii loOklng for that 1pe-SES 15-apd, \c• cold l~u..i~·~da)'m.INioiiiio & n-. Books, toy1. 14' • -aer complo•-w/ (714) 650-791~ <:lal car for your child? alrl a/cl, alldln.si rear. 825 St • .lames Rd. -.. Excellent Condi Red. except onally clean. ***** all trim, Including 721•1338 12150 caehl Call 238-2 P'AMILY Highlander trailer. Wiii FORD 9075 9270. Fin evl.
QARAQB SALi! ;~~~~eo)(J~~~~~I '79 4SOSL beige. '84 nARESIDB 8k•---------
Furnlturo, appliances, TRANSPORTATION · '83 T.Slnt vs, Brown U7k ml. 2 top1, ml. F150 XLT, auto, AUTOS
Xtra largo dog houH. •--------full pwr. Rune good! loaded, xlnt condl opal, mot. fact. warr. WANTED Lot• of clolhlng & SPEED le s1.100 OBO. 894-0389 111,900 721·9564 Ford Fncg. avail. 9246
........... I BALBOA
GARAGE SALES PENINSUIA
CORONA
6107 D~LMAR 6122
~~~:2:!~ur~r~1~01~ --------SJ:Q BOATS 7016 '88 Tempo OL 2-dr 15-'83 800SL Red/Tan. 517•500• 646-1168 fiCiiaiiaiihiiliiiifiioriiiyiioiiuiiriiiiCiiarii,
Springdale & Warner. BOATS 7011 •pd, PS, PB. can. Lo European body •tylo. 88 C-1800 Wht. PU Truck or Van 1980.
17201 Apel Lane *1988 22ft Ski Boat• ml. Run• & looks xlnt. Xlnt. Condltlonl Auto Ld'd nu5.7 V8 1995 any JapanHe &
5 7 lit 0 V-8 Kl g $1700. Call 641·2081 $16,000 645-4011 nu whlaTlre1, BIU European. Will come
cObr• O/D, low pro~le •ea 300 TE Wagon SlO,OOO 550-7915 to youl 694-0859 •--------BOSTON WHALER
---------••••• Sat 9am-3pm. Rumm•e• Sale NEWPORT 22· OUTRAGE. 1980 hull, Just Hrvlcod, No matter White/parchment. top Wented Car or Truck UtUrwork Oki
$100, $300, or $600
I'll buy Ill 891-0893
BALBOA
ISLAND 6106
3rd Annual OpaV
Topaz All•lf Sale Furniture, eppllanco1,
children• clothing,
antique•, household furnl1hlng1. S•t 8-4
Buy IL Sell It. Find IL
Cla1alfled.
CIOth••· appl, tools &
aome a.ntlquesl 2115 E Balboa Blvd. (Alley)
CLASSIFIED
It'• tho resource you
can count on to sell • myriad of m•chan-
dla• Items, because our columns compel
quallllod buyers to
caJll
842·5878
Community Church, BEACH Sl6g HULL BRAND NEW 611 Hollotrope Ave. 175 hp JOHNSON COM. Sat. Sept 30, 0 .8 . has 25 hrs. New
1 9 9 5 8 • m ·Noon. ••P'AMOUS** 1teerlng cables/con-Good usable furn, Locel Artlet'• trols. Duel batt1,
furnl1hlngs. clothlng, Print•&: Orlgln•I Loren. VHF. Fl•h audlo/Vldlo, Jewelry, Fin• Alt Finder, Ou1rlggor1, Bl-
books, c lothing, Furn., oak ent. center, mini, Stern s.at. R•
crafts, gift Hems. etc. uHd designer ctott\ea veraelblo Pilot Seit,
Soll your homo houHhold1/hardware Fore Seat Store•
through clasalfled. SAT 8AM.ON Porta Pottle. Dual Axle 842·5878 1208 W. Oceanfront Trailer. $13,900 obo.
(~led In alley.) (714) 846-8340.
now controllor/uphol-cond, 40M, factory
atery. Great •kl boat· what you're warranty. $35,800. faat-look.a groat ..... r• Call 714-43~9528.
ady to go. $10,500 doing, your '
64&-a«9/574-4247 ho~etown
Over1t<>CXod with newspaper
ti?s~~ TM ~.P.Uot
wru help fits in. 142·5178
92 Benz 1901! 2.8 Mint cond. Fully
loaded, auto. blk, 1
owner. lmmac In &
OUL Mu1t a .. to
apprec. Prlcod to eeu. flnenclng avl
Call Pacific Imports
$18,800. Dir 1170-2929
Chances are
you will find
what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
Claulffed
dally
142'-111e
ANTIQUES &
CLASSICS 9250
'69 JAGUAR XKE Xlnt cond. $18,500
503-855-71511
•sE•R•VI .. C•E .... •I CHILD CARE 3536 CONCRETE 8t DRYWALL BANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE le MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PIANO 6 VOCAL SPRINJa.ERS 3921
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INSTAUJREFACE CASIHETS able. w .. kly or BVwk Uc.t111618424•1n1ured •F•NC•S OAT•&• Remodellng. Tllo. Profl l Ethical. 845-7505 mover• print their $$ GuarntMdl Tenna OK l·TUT--O-D-ru-G--3-.n_2_9
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Brand New Home
Newport Properties
673-2509
WALTER MITCHELL
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An Alliance That Will Change The Face Of California Real Estate
UYAIGIT IOU'll tncred1ble-.rt~reaclera YOt10M1pr"*beachw/i.geboat~ views are ~ 58R. RllOng large 111* su• w~oring olhce. .••
~VIEW RE.SaEICI • PllJCE CRUnY MIUCU!
Spacious 58RtmwJpr1.-e~ & spa Atdltlcl\nl~high atop~Hin w/velts ol harbor & crty II 1 ~to~ cwt approval $1 , .•
IUUTIU. CUSTOM llJllE In= comm. of H¥bol Hilt Pano ocean & Newport di Vll!WS Dramatic hving rm w led ceifllg, r;:mec's kfdlen, downstJr~. All BR tawe 1hef own BA. LMge msu suite w wallt·tn closets Attractl...e • otf pool are.a.$1 ,195,•
COROIA IEL MAR {Jr miJ.4o· lol. tabulous bui & Ny CO'Med 2 story. 58R, -4 SBA IYn w/J>ool. spa, ocean view lorMr' $1,115,•
IUUTlf1A. CUSTOM HOME • COTO IE CAZA 5BR, 5.58A +den & borus rm· all on one le-..el.GOUfmet's tichen. lormal livma.\ dirung rm. F amity rm, mSIT su~e l..ulcU11ous1 3-car oaiaoe. pool & spa.$1, t II,
llYI• TERRACE fJ! ~i'>wcniertlA ~ IWbor views ~om lh«S ~,i 2BA rvine T •race w/IOcs potertallouop• tlmOdeP LMge=dertryw pool& er*'1:1= poilio l.Mge rms & \QUlled ceilings VflY mot lo sell' $tl7,
IUUTIFUl IAYSIDlU • a
48R, 3.5BA, custom remodel 1n 1987 CMr 3.000 sq". gale guarded com~ 2 wcty belches Main nr BR $tZ5,
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Alt 4 i.nlS •e 28R/1 BA ucellert condlbOll. SOI.th ol PCH Walle lo bQctl CO!ldo
COIMWSIOO SiJbmllllld Glea! buy! $111.•
GORGEOUS MHrTERRAlf.AI ESTATE ~ nJ~ 58R, 4 58A. CQsslC on app!OX. 1 1 ~ Gourmli S <ham ka::hen, ;suite w IS& hers chssino area Rochaertall. pool & Sl)a. 4-ar = =
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LIDO FAMI. Y HOME L~ri !amity IYn on a52' lot 58R. SBA lafge tam1lyrm ac1101ns kt!dlen Wr~OtJnd
y.11 w/l.lwn & patio $ ,•
GRU T IUL II SU11SET BUCH Two lots witoal shop 90 tt ol boat dOCICs & fl1 of PCH ~ontage on a corner Grear
business opporlUnlty lor 1nYl!Slment $755,000
SU ISUID • GOLF COURSE VIEW Thisisthemostsou~ aftet llO-Ofplan All one level, no stairs 38R.3SBA,1a:,r,:: wlspa Guard gated u.ury' $& ,
SU ISl.UI FAllTASY! Uroelievable park·hb yard w~ uslaroscaptng 2BR+den 3BA,showsmodel
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Rem inJI' Jwai&wldl .. bay V.y~tooriouse.~lhe bead! 2.58A beaiy ••
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This is a 2 lt:I condo In a lrernnlcd pd gad comm. w/poots, spas & tennis
OMw says • btilg all ofter' $541,•
tWall VIEW HOMES ~ ater locmon w/golgeous view. Single story, 38R + !amity rm & dEr1 on= lot $511,
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Ideal lor socializi~ ..-ca~ 29' •AWi Of 3BR. 38A condominUn . .._.fi. cent~p , lrpl In limgrm+mslrBR. Comn1. pool, spas, lenniscrts&
cltA>house. Exqtlisie. $511,•
Def.Al VIEW IUPLEX
A rare ~ly lor owrw to liwe in one & let lhe Olhet -help w/pa~ls SOIJlh of PCH enioy ocean views $490,IOI
CHOIB. llEEF COllO Seat.t~IJly detorlted cortemporary condowrlh a wondlw\JI harbor view PWUIOO stU!ers ~ ceilings. a0M1 motjings. Pnled doors ttvoo~ OOl BMled min01Mi room wall. ReCmed llO lqmng. aJSk>m ftoonng. $475,•
HARIORNICE
L1itc and Br1itc wltl 38R and lol lob al wl'ldows. marble lloor'Ul,'Olld h1eplaot nice niitc hgt& and mOldaln Vll!W. •
CAIYOI I cm LICHT VIEWS Lowlyl!Rcondom~Halbot~ H1ghly1.W3ded,beai.Crtut.-rywl!011U11 • rru:h more Also lease a $2, mo 1441.-
NllT DB. MAR ~Ex<JJIS*9ilff dela11ed & i::~ manand IYn ri ~ra local1011 2BR. kl be 31d Fabulous I.qi & uy lJJSh ~~ ng ~
WOHERF\l. VIEW TOWllHOME
BeaLC11\A Jasmu~ Park v~ hm w/38R, 2 SBA & 1ilm1ly rm G!eat locat10$'.j,M!S :.' ocean. bay. park & ccy ltghls view Mow-t1 perled 11,
BAii WAITS n SOU
Great opportunl!y to buy in beal.Crtul BelcoUfl O'tlel 2500 SQ ft. great condrt1on lowest puce 111 tract $399,DOO
BIG CAMYOI • PERFEC1\. Y DOii£
Very private, soph1S11cated bealiy Dec:orat01 petlect, 28R + dell. 2 SBA End una. close to pool & tennis S2Al,OOO
BIG r.AIYOll GOll COURSE
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$1,250,000
1 IM62 M1rM1, Ora1g1 Pait Acl'll.
Huge pries re<llction on approx. 2.4 a:res in pres-
tigious Orange Parle Acres. 58R, rustom Tud0< hm
+guest hoose. pool, spa & rm for tennis & horses.
$629,000
?a. Single leYel exec. hm on Spyglass •~, ....... ,...rea-....-OOrpl-' anf0<enlertaining.Beautifulcourt-
yard w/spar1chng pool & spa
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
$1,795,000
Beautiful contemporary hm w/large pool spa &
walerlall. 4BR. library, lamity rm. exercise rm. If you
like white & bright -this is lor you!
$795,000
Large family hm on a 52' lot. SBR SBA, farge family
rm adjoins kitchen. Wrap around yard w/lawn &
patio.
Marf/y1 llal, 13-1230
$635,000
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12'-1251
Golf Course. Ocean. Canyon views from this ~ br
single level Room lo expand low association dues
$199,500
Warm COl'f 38R + den townhome. 1600+ sq It.
2.5BA. Skylights. river rock frpl . Many extras. great
location. Back Bay, lrwy, et
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TO HOT PROPERTIES •
24 HouR A o P ROPERTY INFORr~1A TJON L 1NE
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24 HoUR AUDIO DEscAWTIOH OF Au f>Aofo£RT1Es IN THIS AovemsEMEHT
NEWPORT Be.cH's F1RST 24-HouR BROKER
NORTH TUSTIN RILLS
/0252 Sunrise L.ane
• 10 Beds. 14 S B:iahs. 9 Fireplaces
• Approx 30.<XX> o,q ft. on approit 26 ocn::s
• ~V~Gym. Thnb& MM
$9,900,000 (Ad. 6625)
• S Bd , Over I 00 Feet on the Water
• lntenor Courtyard with Private Pool
• Second LarJesl Lot on hnda Isle
s~.ooo L.H. (Ad. 6619)
• 68d , 4 SBa • 3 Fireplaces
• Enclosed lnteri0< Alrium
• Fari Designed 4Bd. Suita, 4.SBth.
• Lmda L\le's Most Beautiful Home
• Furnishings Maybe Purchased
(Ad. 6616)
CORONA DEL MAR
BALBOA PENINSULA
LINDAISLE
32 Linda /sir
• 4Bedrooms (3 M~tcn). 3 S Baths • Remodeled S Bdr , S Bath Home:
• Unobstructed Main Channel View • Formal Dining Rm. Library, Den
• "Gold~-on Linda l\le. 2 Docl.s • "Gold c~~· on Linda Isle. ~ Dock
$3,600,000 (Ad. 6618) $3,495,000
414 & 414 112 Carnation $629.SOO (Ad. 6617)
• 3Bd .. 2Ba , & 28d .. I 8:1 , Extra Long Sll'CCHO·Strcct Lot
• Ocean. Bay & City Lights View\
208 East Bay Avenue $530,000 (Ad. 6600)
• Newer 4Bd .. 3Ba . MBR Sune & LIVlng Rm. w/Fircplace
• C~tom Home. Lrg Open Living Arca, Viewing Bak
NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS 3148 Coru PorlQ,fino $499,000 (Ad. 6601)
• 4Bd .. 3Ba.. Mmtx:lla, MBR , L1V1ng & Fanuly wl Fireplace
• nopcal Llndlclpe. Newer P.WI &. Grprt. Spa & 8 8 Q
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 507 Tustin Aymue $469,000 (Ad. 6605)
• 4Bd., 3Ba.. Total Contemp. Remodel, Fireplace in Living Rm.
• Footlna to Acconunodate a 2nd Floor, Enc Garden
NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS 3100 Cone Hermosa $435,000 (Ad. 6613)
• 3Bd.. 2,SBL, 2 Car Atladled Ganae. Llvrl:g Rm. wlfircplaoc
• Upgraded "Napoli" Model. Spa&: WallrlalJ
BALBOA PENINSULA 610 Clubhouse $320,000 (Ad. 6606)
• 2Bd., 2.SBa., 2 Car Attached Garaae. Fireplace tn Living Room
• Ltg. Sundcck. Sm. Enclosed Yard
3711 W Balboa Blyd. $260,000 (Ad. 6610)
• 3Bd.. 3Ba.. 2 Car Attached Garaae. FVqillce a1 Livma Rm.
• Rca.cd Utcs. Roof Dedt Wll'Cd for E!Jcc.. Gas .t Thie.
BALBOA PENINSULA
852 Halyaat $127,000 (Ad. 6612)
I Bd., I Ba.. Cape Cod Look. Fireplace in Livina Room
• Formal Dinina Room. Large Mtster Suite
NEWPORT KNOLLS
BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT
791 Cove
• 9Bd .. 9Ba., Plus Guest Qulncrs
• Approit 10.000 sq, fl on Dbl. Lot
• Sauna. Gym Rec. Rm. cl Mud Rm.
$2,950.000
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CORONA DEL MAR
Jl5Q llagkca Drive
• 4 Bdr~ Loft. Spa Tub. M9id's Room
• A/C Wine Cellar for 700+ Boulcs
• Goarmec K.itcbr.n -/Eli-ift a: Wet Bir
$1~,000
BIG CANYON
25 Hcrmltaac
• .s8d .. sea.. ~All Lot
• Lowesi Fee Price on Linda Isle • 3 fircplac:cs. •Qi.ldla'• Wini" Working In Association With Marcia Brashier · PkaseAstForMarciaBntslli« .. ----~------------------·$1,375,000
$249,000
Unique La Linda Home at Fountain Valley's Best con-
venient neighborhood. 48R -28A. J car garage. spa-
cious family room. Immaculate yard -It's 10. move In
condition.
Ocean a Beach etc. $449.900
Ovtr 3000 sq.~. Hunrtnston Strand homt. Pool. spa.
lavish lawn, 4BR + stu<ty. JBA (lBRIBA downstairs).
Exctllmt buy. Vacant and rtady for you!
1he Best Deal ln Town $538,000
Fatrhavtn Estates. Ottr 5,400 sq. ft. Upgrades
throughout. Bl'fght and chttrful Interior.. 4BR •study,
3.5 BA. But/I In 1988 Talking Ad #10i8
Sl7'9,000
Spacious 2BR. 28A plus study and loft. Ape_rox. 2000 sq. ft. First llmt buyer d\ tnvtStorJ dtflght1 Signal Hiil
and Long Btoch Location.
ExcCIJtk>nal Custom Home $1,295,000
City lights & coastal canyon views. Quality workman-
shfp throughout. ,French doors, moldings. J frpl's . 6
car garage wllots of custom cablne~ 5BR. 4.5BA.
Long driveway + much more. 'Dllldng Ad • 1075
.000
Nevtr lived In 5BR. 5.5 BA + study (5200 sq. (l. liVlng
space) on over 20.000 sq. fl. lot. &st centrally loeatciJ
Cowan Heights area In secluded private gated com-
munity. Custom quality throughout.
$314.900
West Park 7 year new. JBR. 2.SBA. approx. 2100 sq.
(t. lmmaculattly landscaped front & rear. Owner
bought another. priced for quick salt.
$490,000
9 unit apartment. 2 years new. 2 story (total 9895 sq. ~.) Annual gross Income $64,000. Se1ler's loss ts your
gain.
Harbor Ridge Estate Sp_cct3Cular! $949.000
4BR + study. Peifi:ct setting for large family and enter-
taining. Outstanding view. Gated + ll'nnis. pool with
spa. Natural park. What a better placl' to 111'4:.
180 S. Lakeview, A.H. $749.000
Remodded 4BR. J.SBA plus lofl. Bright & chi:.:r(ul
Perolta Hiii Sl'Wn:d gated acre estate. Outdoor sauna.
Gazebo. fruit trees. Garden views from every room.
$889.000
Corona dcl Mar. Hard to find 4 plex. beach dose. all
units are 28R JM excellent condition. condo comw-
slon submit. G~at Buy!
LalJt 24 Unlls -$1, 7'95,000
Six 4 plex, oil one story house-ltllc units: 2BR + den.
28A. Flrtploce. High ~flings. On 2.2 acres of land.
Close to park, schoOl ca. shopping. One of a ktnd.
TltE PaudOOiAI UUfolNiA RfAhY
OffolS -bot vitw iN NEVJPORJ 8EAClt .
ldfAlly siTUATOO ON A STAT£ly kNQll, Ahir«t fOR SERENE
pRivACy AN<l TRANQUiliTy, mis HOME is 11Ufy rliE "CaotJN of
rkE SEA". This GRAcious fooR lxdROOM, f00t bArn l«>ME is
dESiGNEd TO TAkE full AdvANTAG£ of MBMERiziNG vie.vs ANd
bRil~ANT SUNSETS fROM EVERY ROOM . ThE solAJriuM ENTRY is
borH bREArliTAkiNG ANd EXHilARATiN(f. A bAlCONy off rnE
kiTCHEN EATiNG AREA ANd pATios ON SMRAl LEVEis pROVidE
EXQUiSiTE SURROUNdiNGS iN ~icli TO ENjoy TkE iNCOMpAAAblE
srniNq. A f ORMAl diNiNG ROOM, Ridi wocxl·pANdEd libAARy,
GOURMET kirckEN, ANd THREE f iREplACES ARE ON Ly A fEW of TkE
MANY QUAliTY AMENiriES.
This uNbdiEVAblE lOCATiON offERS sruNNi G viSTA.S of Linlr
CoRONA BEAcH. ARCH Rock, Biq CANyoN STAT£ &Ack ANd
OTHER COASTliNE lANdMARks, AS wd( A.S wl-f iTE WATER bfAcHES
ANd rid£ pools, AllowiNG ONE TkE oppoRTUNhy TO ENjoy
NATURE AT iTS bfsr.
OflEREd foR $ ~, 900,000 .
FoR A pR1vATE TOUR plEASE CONTACT lisriNG AGENTS MEl1r-.dA
Ar-,d MARTY Jo'4ES of TkE PRudENTiAl CAlifoRNiA REAhy's
NewpoRT BEACH officE AT 714.-729 .. 7251
Coldwell Banker opens real estate school
Training center focuses
on development of
career-minded real
estate professionals
Coldwell Banker Southern CaJ1rornla
Co . recen1ly opened the Coldwell Banker
Real faw1e School. offering !he highesl
quallly reaJ estate education available.
Courses are approved by the Department
of Real E.'itate (DRE) and will focus on the
development of career-minded reaJ estate
professionals. 1bc classes arc taught by
experienced instructors.
Students arc guaranteed to pass the school
principles examination. Upon completion.
they become eligible to apply lO lake the
staic exam, given by the DRE in Santa Ana.
San Diqo. or Los Angeles testing centers.
The courses can be completed in as little a.,
four weeks or as Iona as 12 wecks.1bc cost
oflhe Principles Course is $199. which if
hired by Coldwell Banker. is reimbursed at
!he clo<;e of their first escrow. :
··we expect nothing but the best from the
new real Cl.late school.'. <;aid Bob Lefever.
president of Coldwell Banker Southern
California Co. "lhc best possible education
for new licenses i' now being offered. m
· addition to con1inuing education for real
e .. tate veterans.··
Expert trainer Robert Leon i' the
instructor. Leon come' to Coldwell Banker
with more than I 0 years of teachjng and
training experience in business,, economics
and reaJ estate. He ha' trained some of the
lop producers in Southern California and ha'
con<;istentJy graduated multi-million dollar
producers.
''llll! important difference noted about !he
Coldwell Banker pnnc1ples course is that it
"not a \ideo or corre~pondence course, but
a ~at. live and dynamic interactive scrie' of
classes:· Leon said. "Students can start
training on any Monday or Wednesday
evening since no session is a prerequisite for
another. lf someone starts on session five.
they just cycle around until they have
completed aJI the cla.ues."
Leon holds a bachelor's degree in
economics from Cal State Northridgc and a
master's degree in managcmen~ from
the University of Tampa. He is a licensed
reaJ estate broker 1ll'ld appraiser.
Classes at the Coldwell Banker Real
&tate School arc tauaf\t from 6 -9 p.m ..
Monda)'!! and Wednddays in the Coldwell
Banker Mis.\ion Viejo office at 27742 Vi~ta
del Lago. Ste. I. Mis\ion Viejo. To find out
more information on reaJ e~tate a.' a career
or the Coldwell Banker Reul Estate School.
there will be a career -.cmmar. Wed .. Sept ..
20. 7 -9 p.m. ut Coldwell Banker Mi~'lion
Viejo office.
For furthtr information on tht ColdwtU
Banktr Rtal Estott Training Ctnttr call
(800) 7ll-479J. ColdwtU Banktr has mort
than 1,400 of!icts and mon than 57,000
salts associalts in North Amtrica. In
California, ColdwtU Banktr has mort than
265 nsidtntial rtal tStalt officts and mort
than 7,300 saks associatts and t mpwytts,
and companus which supply a complm
ran gt of rf'sidtntial rtal tstatt strvitts.
Support you can count on.
Jim Neiger ha!> JOtncd ~x Realty
Manaeement Inc •• a.' senior vice pre'ident
responsible for property management and
leasing with the Costa Mc,4 property
management company.
Neiger ~omcs to Essex from Koll
Management Service . He joined Koll in
1991 and was a senior manager ove~ing
1.5 million square feet of office and
indu trial projects.
Prior lO KoU, Neiger was an asset manager
for Jerico Management Co .• and Southport
Financial Corp.
Neiger ca.med a bachelor's degree in
mathematics and compuicr science from
UCLA and nwter's degree in real estate
from USC. He resides in Tustin.
Jim Neiger;
Patrick Ttlloft-P..itck neore Ilea.I
Estek -recendy anendcd an event in which
The American Red CrosS honored the
television show .. BaywMCh," for educating
watchan about ..w sdlcy Md CPR.
The dinnerldirice pa. wa held ll Loews
Santa Monica Hoecl Wilb IDID)' Of the show\
tars in attendMcc. Tenore wu inviied to
visit the .. Baywlleb" set liid will be a walk·
on 1uest in 111 ~ eP."*· ,... ............... 111
N~Ciilllf.~#•¥1# .... m.. (114) 1..,,.
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DOVER SHORES
f08Ea.osu11Et! 6BR. 'traditional In a
fabulous location. 75ft deep water dock. wide
lot!! 3 car garage. balconies Views!. .
... ..... . . $1,695,000
IRVINE COVE
Be da.zzled by the sweeping master suite with
spectacular ocean view, fireplace and wet bar.
Dramatic home with elevator, pool. spa and
bmouslne r ........................ $1,100,000
CORONA DEL MAR
Mint condition duplex. 2BR main res. Large
IMng room with brick fireplace & darling kitchen.
Beautiful patio between units. 2BR apt. over 2
car .................................... $519,950
MESA VERDE
Pool & RV access with double gate. Private
fenced yard. 4 bedroom. 2 bath. comer location
with great curl> appeal Close to schoOO.. . . .
........ .... . ... $229,000
EASTSIDE C.M.
Two large parcels with two houses, on each lot.
Nice curb appeal. Desirable location. Properties
may be purchased separately..... ................ .. ..
. .... . . .. ... .. .. .. . . .. . . ... $229.000 &\at
CORONA DEL MAR
Rare comer 0.ipEx 2BR. 28A + 1 BR lBA + den 2
separate garages. FA heat. walled patios. wood
beamed ceilings. Like 2 separate homes ............. .
...................................................... $429.000
BAL. PENINSULA
Spedacular bay view' 3300 s.f condo I no
common wals 3BR, SBA. gourmet kit with granite
4 car garage with elevator to each floor
. ..... ........... . . .. .. . ..... $195,000
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CORONA DEL MAR
Dramatic views from roof top & MBR w/fplc & 2 balconies. 3BR. 2BA. liv rm
fplc. separate dining. Truly beautiful!............ ....... .. .. . .......... $495,000
Dramatic near new condo witl;l 3 full BR suites. gourmet kitchen with SubZero
& roof deck. Unique side by side design. Two car garage ............... $559,000
Irvine Terrace custom with walls of glass overlooking manicured grounds. 4BR.
3BA, family room. remodeled kitchen. ust see! ............................ $699,500
Ocean View. South of Hwy. 17.700 s.(. lot with large 3BR. 3BA home. Rl
zone buy arranged with 3 separate IMng areas....... ... . . ......... $895,000
COSTA MESA
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Westbluff village end unit. interior location. 2BR. l.5BA. atrium. cathedral
ceiling, 2 car att. garage. fresh l>alnt. Near Wilderness Park ........... $138.000
Me9:Det Mar pool home. SBR, 1.75BA, ~roof. 1e1ti0deled baths. <hl5t ~
bl6cks to O.C.C. ~will carry 2nd ....................................... Stoo.OOO
Mesa Verde pool home on a large corner lot. 4BR, 3BA, upgraded kitchen.
family room. 3 car garage. Nice! ...................................................... $345,000
Me"<l Verde beauty. SBR. 3BA on a corner lot over 9100 s.f. Upgraded. central
a/c. formal din. rm. & large eat tn kitchen.................... . ....... $359,000
ISIANDS
Bal~ Island remodel. 4BR, 4BA two story with enormous livk'lg rm. French doors.
stunning kitchen, Ull1Y bric patio & 2nd story dk. Reduced!.. $6 7 5,000
Uttle Balboa Is
4 bath. 4 fire
ront duplex may be used as large i.rni)I; me. 4 bedroom.
. dock. large patio. Superior quality. . . .......... $1,400,000
NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Shores Remodel Custom slate floors. French doors. new mo ldingi. &
doors. Beautiful kitchen. 4BR. 2BA. Co~. pool & tennis....... . ... $317,500
Newport Shores duplex. 2 bedroom, 2 bath front unit, 2 bedroom 1 bath rear
unit, 1 bedroom owner hideaway. 4 car garase ................................ $329,995
NEWPORT COAST
Built 1994. Single story, 3BR, libnlry. 2 fpk:, 3 car gar. Soaring ceilings, maple
floors. C>ated conununlty ............................................................... $645,000
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New listings
Beacon Bay Beach cottace on end
of esplanade. Large prlvat.e lot & patio.
Dottle Valeattne $46S,OOO
lrvlae Terrace Best buy! Charmine
home with 3 Bd. 2 Ba. pool l.Jtht & brtcht!
Martu Pllllllppl $499,000
NewUstings
Spotlight
Emer8kl BaJ Spectacular Mediter-
ranean oc:eanfront BluChtaldnc views!
Rod & NallCJ ~ $4,9'0,000
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111 Via Su Remo $69',000
JJ2 Pluza Udo $99'.oee
,,. Via Udo Noni $1,39',000
Ncupart•••da .... ~ .... $Jlt,'4»0 SM (1-4)
17.,.Newpcwt ... Dr. w. $,,9,000 s.u~• , .,, Polt T_iltPrt $,.,.000 a..(1-4}
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OFFICE HOURS 9:00 A.M. ,.., 5:30 P.M. -. 7 DAYS A WEEK
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2nd Quarter .. 1995
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April 1995
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. May 1995
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Top Listing Agent & Most Transactions Closed
2nd Quarter 1995
Top Usting Agent -April, May & July
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June 1995
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Laguna Beach
5 bedrooms. 3 baths.
pool and spa. Cul-de-s,ac l~atlon
BIJJ Wedmore $389,900
Ritz Cove Terrific lot available for
custom home or in combination with pur-
chase of home ne~ door Some ocean view
Scanlan & Busk $750,000
Dover Shores Totally remodeled wft:h a
spectacular view The best craftsmanship
and materials wft:h every detail in mind
Austero & Kim $795,000
View Properties
Newport Oceanfro nt Stunning
newer contemporary home 3 bedrooms
plus den. 3 5 baths Rooftop deck..
Ronda Hein $1 ,275,000
Dana Point Elegant 4 bedroom
home with view of Dana Point Harbor
Located in Lantern Bay Estates
Biii Wedmore $1,495,000
Beacon Bay On the sand• Turning
basin views 5 bedrooms 5 baths
Debi Bibb $1,495,000
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Corona del M•r COM oceanfront
Spectacular whitewater views
ferryTtnster -~;200,000
Bayshores Dramatic 5 bedroom.
5 bath custom bayfront! 60 ft. oo the ba~
with main channel views. State of the an•
Debi Bibb $2,650,000
Shore Cliffs Rare oceanfront
estate with' private beach ~s 36,000
square foot k>t Pool ands~
Debi Bibb $4. 900,000
Gated Communities
Portaflna Strik.int ocean views.
4 bedrooms. 3 baths. 3 car garage
Steve Hlch $499,900
Emerald Bay Charmine studio
home In Emerald Bay Lot value•
Daley & Daley $775,000
South Lacuna Wonderful ocean-
front estate on secluded co ve
Blbb &J:Ca rm $2,4fl,OOO
La1unlta Large 4 bedroom beach-
front. private community and moorin&
Biii Wedmore $3,990,000
Altezza Unobstructed ocean view
2 bedrooms. 3 baths. den/office
RJck Langevtn $489,000
lasmlne Creek Remodeled contem·
porary 3 bedroom with FR. gorgeous
new kitchen and bathroom Ocean view•
Otrole lohnson $539,000
Ocean Ridge Some ocean 'lew
from this second ro~ (.an)on 101 Great
opponunity to build a cu.,tom home
Weinstein & Scanlan $695,000
Emerald Bay Ternhc lot Best family
area 1n Emerald Bay Great neighbors'
Large flat building pad 'Walk to beach
Daley & Daley $700,000
Big Canyon Priced to sell!
Versaille Deane t o"'nho me 1n Big
Canyon with pmate pool .ind spa
Worden & Smith $885 .000
Big Canyon Serene views of Big
Canyon Country Clubs oth fairway from
this spectacular remodeled townhome
Worden & Legrand $979,000
Newport Beach
The Bluffs Eastbluff! 3 bedroom.
2 bath carmeJita overlooking areenbelt
Connie Mauenti $257 ,000
Big Canyo n Beautifully upgraded
2 bedroom, 2 bath condo in Big canyon
New kJtchen and baths, plush carpet
KJlne, Harris & Stockwell $230.000
Harbor View Homes 4 bedroom.
2 bath Mootqo wft:h some uppades In baths
Terrific opportunity to customize or add on
Scanlan & Hinman $459,000
lasmlne Creek Perfect ~1 0~
remodeled, e~nded home '3 bedrooms
family room lJ«ht and airy Private location
Carole tohnson $925,000
Harbor View Hills Ranch style
in<X>fpOrates huge living room. dining room,
library, den. wonderful pati<Yyard
Beverly Morphy $719,000
Harbor View Homes Larg~ home on
cul-de-sac in favorite family community
5 car garate. pool and guest hou<,e•
Weglarz & Weglarz $1,049,500
Harbor View Homes Incredible
custom home being built in Harbor View
Homes 5 bedroom, 5 5 bath dream oome
Kline & Harris S 1,295 ,000
Lido Isle Outstanding remodeled
contemporary home 5 possible bedrooms
Morphy & McMonlcle $695,000
Newport RJdce The Pointe 4 bed
rooms. 4 5 baths with ocean views
Worden & Lombardi $849.000
Big CaRyon Sunset. back bay and
golf course views• E.~nded and remod·
eled with media room. got.irmet kitchen
Harris & Kllne $1 .695,000
Costa Mesa
&stslde Co.t. Mes. Ul)8raded
3 bedroom, 2 bath slncle family pooi home
Heidi StockwelJ $199,900
Beach Communities
Old Corona del Mar Terrific home
with rental. 2 patios and fireplace.
Lynn Noah $449,000
Portaflna Lacuna Custom Laguna
home with great ocean and CatalJna view.
Remodeled kitchen and baths. Stone FP.
Steve High · $5n.ooo
Beacon Bay LMge private backyard plus
patio enhance the charm of this two story
home. Beach community, tennis. Leasehold
Dottle Valentine $550,000
Udo Peninsula Cannery Village.
Unique opportunity to live in spacious
3 bedroom + FR upper unit Lower tor retail
Hein & BartoUc $778,000
Corona Highlands 5 bedroom home.
Wood and glass contemporary, ocean and
canyon views, pool, spa, access to beach.
Sara Marvin $945,000
Bayshores Charming 3 bedroom
home. Steps from the beach
Beverly Morphy $1 ,090,000
Harbor Hiii City lights and
ocean views. Great family home.
Susan Scanlan $1 ,095,000
Newport Oceanfront Oceanfront
duplex In quiet beachfront section. Top
quality bulldlng. units In mint condition.
Ronda Hein $1 ,095,000
Oceanfront Wonderful 5 Ba 4 Ba
family home on Beach Road. Separate
guest quarters. Also for lease at $5000'mo
Connie Maxsentl $1,695,000
Family Neighborhoods
Foothill Ranch 3 bedrooms (poss.
4th) den, oversized lot. Immaculate!
Gree Lombardi $249 .ooo
Eastskle Costa Mesa Build 2 unit
cond o on this Eastslde lot. Approved
plans &<>with property
Slterklan & Slaertdan $199,000
View Lots
Pelican Hiii Ocean and coif
course views from custom lot
Scanlan & Weinstein $695,000
Karbor ....... Bllyfront lot with
62 ft. honblle and creat views.
Beverly Morpllf $4,400,000
The Bluffs Great Bluffs location Near
pool. nature walk with ~pectacular views
of back bay, city lights and mountains
Coby Ward · $3'9,000
Harbor View Homes Wonderful 4 bed-
room remodeled home with wood floors,
new carpet. French windows and doors.
Sara Hinman $580,000
Belcourt Single level detached
townhome. 3 bedrooms with nice yard,
air conditioned. Guard gated community.
Vlrgtnla Zenz $735,000
Shore Cliffs Charming 5 bedroom.
5.5 bath family home with 3 fireplaces.
formal dinln& room. pool and spa
Evan Corkett $819,000
Newport Heights Traditional home
4 bedrooms plus guest quarters
Debi Bibb $639,000
Bl& Canyon Fabulous 5 bedroom
fami ly home with great floor plan
Hardwood floors. French doors and more!
Stella Worden $949,000
Condo & Townhoine Living
Woodbrtdae Really sharp 2 bedroom,
2 bath condo. Great spot. Submit!
ChrtsVaUI $169,000
Santa An.a I bedroom, I bath upper
end unit condo In aated community of
South Coast VIiias. Well maintained
Steve Hl&h $48. 900
Tbe Bluffs Priced to sell! 4 bedroom
townhouse In Newport Beach Walk to
community pool, schools and churches.
Pat Hurley $219,000
The Bluffs Great 3 bedroom. 2.5 bath
home with larae dlnlnc and family rooms.
Close to pool. shopplnc and schools.
S.ra Hinman $260,000
Newport Helahts Must see!
Absolutely the best value In Newport
Heights. Priced to sell! Almost new
Patrick Bartollc $264,900
Newport ~ Outstanding 3 Bd.
2 5 Ba. townhome in gated community of
Trovare with views of ocean & city lights
Heidi Stockwell $285,000
Newport Coast AltW-a condo with
3 Bd. 3 Ba. 2 car garage & view! Owner
transferred afte1.-~months Many uparades!
Marian PhUUppl $375,000
Newport Coest Best buyl 2 bedroom
+den end untt. tonnal dtntnc. pted area.
Merta & Sclu•lee.lnc $'.178,000
644~tl>Oo -
Irvine
Properties
TurtJe Rock Ught and bright single
family 3 bedroom, 2 bath home
Sheridan & Sheridan $379,000
Turtle Rock Tenace Single story.
4 bedrooms. 3 car garage, views and spa
Sheridan & Sheridan $605,000
Turtle Rock HIPluch Great 5 8d.
3 Ba family home with view and pool.
Chrtl VaDI $659,000
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"No One Knows More About The Coast"
Do !IOU want a spacious liome for your cliildren and famll!I
liigli above the Capistrano Valle!I wltli forever views?
This outstanding home approximately 9,000 square feet on approximately one acre, may be
your perfect answer. The house is of highest quality finish, with 7 bedrooms, 6 full baths and
2 powder rooms. Never lived in! South of the 405 freeway an d minutes to all amenities.
OUTSTANDING VALUE! Priced Now at $1, 750,000
3 Ba"enger Court
Art e~1dsite ftome {approx. 7,000 sq.~.) l«ated on a prime cul-de-sac street.
Ve(JJ spocious interior includes a formal living room, dining room, 5 bedrooms
(master sMite on I st level), gourmet kitchen witft incredible butler's pa11trfl,
family room, elevator, stud!I and 3 car garage .
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• Spectacular custom Mediterranean estate
• Prestigious Bear Brand Ranch
• Traditional European styling throughout
• Breathtaking panoramic views of Capistrano
Valley. mountains and ocean
• Yard large enough fo r your own private park
• Private pool, spa and redwood sauna
• Extensive travertine marble flooring
• Magnificent rotunda foyer with floating staircase
and ceilings approximately 40 feet high
PATRICK BARTOLIC
(714) 651-3972
759~3764
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Charming 5 bedroom.
5.5 bath family home,
3 fireplaces and
formal dining room,
pool and spa
Walk to beach!
$819,000
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Evan Corkett
759-3728
Wonderful 3 bedroom.
3 bath upgraded home.
Separate children's wing,
large family room.
Expansive ocean view!
$949,000
SOMETHING FO R EVERYONE!
Eastslde Costa Mesa: Fabulous 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath town-
home in pristine and private "Cape Cod" style development.
Now . . . . . . . ................................... $195,000
Newport Beach: Absolutel~.&_~-key 4 bedroom. 2.5 bath.
family room, separate bon~~m . boat or R.V. parking. New
Listing ................ \~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ $466,000
Westcllff Area: 5 bedroom beauty. Family room. office, new
roof. parklike yard includes pool and spa. Excellent condi-
tion ! Recently reduced to . . . . . . . ................ $550,000
Harbor Highlands: Cute, clean , 3 bedrooms. large yard,
great location. Priced to sell at . . . . . ............ $319,500
Turtle Rock: 5 bedrooms, family room, 3 car garage. Comer lot
of exceptional size, approximately I 0,000 sq. ft ... Only $459,000
University Park: 3 bedroom townhome. Upgraded -A/C
added, and in excellent location ·near pool, park and library.
Seller relocated. Sacrifices ...................... $208,900
Investor's Delight -Costa Mesa: Side by side R-2 proper-
ties. One lot with 3 bedroom house. Other with 3 and 2. Use as is
or build to suit.
Julie Stephenson
759-3734
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MOTIVATED SELLER -BRING OFFERS!
53 ff.ARBOR RIDGE DRWE
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Panoramic ocean and city lights views!
5 bedrooms. 3.5 baths, 2 family rooms, 3 car garage.
$775,000
For "'ltlo1tal Information or"" ap,.l11t1'lnt t. r~ew call ...
CAROL BERG
759-3739
RICK LANGEVIN
759-3759
MARIAN PHILLIPPI PRESENTS:
Lowest price in Altezza.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, view.
Only $375,0001
PRICE REDUCED!
4 bedroom, 3 bath
traditional home south of
• highway irrCorona del-Mar.
$691,0001.
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The expansjve dining room's sophisticated paneled
walls and elegant chandelier create an atmosphere perfect for
entertaining. It is complemented by a walk-in, temperature-
controlled wine room, built-in surround sound stereo system,
custom china cabinets and elaborate crown moldings.
The master bedroom features a beautiful limestone
fireplace, and charming balcony overlooking the sunny tiled
patio/courtyard.
All three bathrooms are finished in the highest quality
slab marble with nickel and gold fixtures.
McM<>rtigl·e
717-4711 .
LID 0
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~~A L I F ORNIA
This sophisticated European tountry beach home
is one of the most unique properties in Newport Beach.
Located on a 45' corner lot facing Lido's premier interior
greenbelt. this home brings together unsurpassed quality
and crahsmanship with the interior design efforts of
Catherine Wallick.
The spacious country kjtchen is designed for a true
gourmet. It features a commercial-grade stovetop, side-
by-side 36" Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, English style
cabinetry, and built-in entertainment center.
The elegant living room features tress beamed
ceiling, limestone fireplace, hand-carved cabinets and
shelves, and distinctive skylight.
Offere d A t $995 ,000
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BELCOURT CUSTOM
Contemporary Gated Estate
$1,475,000
SEA ISLAND
Designer Perfect Single Level
$565,000
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Large Family Home
5 Car Garage
$1 ,049,000
CRESCENT BAY
Spectacular!
ceanffcmt Direct Access
$1,999,999
EASTS I DE
Almost New!
Quality and Value
$299,000
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Lovely traditional single story
5 bedroom family home with
oak hardwood floors , French
doors and windows , large
living room with bay windows
and lush views . Large private lot.
PlllME OCEANFRONT
LOCA110N $775.000
Ocean front oomer on Balioa PeninsUa right on the sand. Great s. w. exposue maximizes the SU'\Set view
Uve In the cottage "'** yoo plan ~ dream hcu;e-by-
the-suf .. Cal for speciBc:s.
ATTENnON Bl11LDERS FABlJLOUS CORNER LOT ONLY $299K
Tear <bMl ot n:!hab i'l Newport Jie9Us! Cal for details
on this !JU opporlullty.
OPEN HOUSE SAT. A SUN. 1-5
OCEAN VIEW MANSION
4.000+ SQlJAllE FEET $899.900
Magniblt 58R ~ Beach estate. Huge pool &
spa In "!!1'I ~ ~. Bon.ts rm. di-ti'lg rm.~ rm.
3 ~ trpis. t\llll dsioc I le paneled library + nu:fl more
2SOO atfDr.
SIDE-BY-SIDE 2 STORY two/three bdrm. units. A-1 condttk>n. excdent rental location. Ideal
for condo ~. Wallt ~I
Offered et $409,000
ROBErr TAYLOR 675-7300
LIKE .-AND NEW. SBR. 2.SBA home w/fem
rm.. ~ a ... o1 ....w.. central A1C • :t:d. 3000 eq. ft. Spa on rur pedo
Now ONLY 2U 000
PENINSULA POINT. SBR + tam nn., den,
bonus rm. gourmet kJt & a sunny patio.
Ocanlbay views In this great floorplan with
room to roam.
Offered at $798.000
DAYNA P£1 Iii 651-4610
OCEANFRONT
· SUPER VALUE $895.000 Sea. Ul.i~~ uf, sky Md SlnSets! It's al here in this
tenifk: ::>t3K home on the sar¥i. Geat floor plan
Oceanfronl. patio. 1HlS LS rn Cal for more info
BALBOA BlJSINESS
OPPORn1NITY ONLY $14.000
°""1 ~ OM'l salon In ~t beach area with loo ol foot
traffic. AbsoUe ti.m-key business. CaD today for roore
information ~ this excellent business opportunity
SE •ER TBANSFEllll£D
llEDlJCED TO $169.900
Wal<. to the beach fran this deligltfli 2BR penthouse in
gated oormulity "'1th assoc. tennis. pool & spa Peek
ocean view from bakxny. ~ enby + other custom
uppdes.
BIG 6 BEDROOM home on datrab&e eW-de-tae.
Xtra -~ lot. Fem. rm., side yard + nice
pedo, be.med ~. handsome frpls In Bv & fem nns. Much morel
NOW $479,000
M) KING 729.5214
NEWPORT COAST ALTEZZA. Largest tloorplan
/bonus room. J<ar garage. Below recent sales
Offered at $649,500
RON TAYLOR 509.3737
CAMEO IDGHIA.NDS
CUSTOM HOME
Q:ean view 3BR home that has been remodeied &
enlarged Oak/glass sliding cklors. manv upgrades Large
comer lot wl'u.h landscaping Price rai.nicf"
REDVCm TO $729.000
OPEN SUN 1-5
1857 BRAEMAR WAY. NWPTBCH
Huge 6BR home on extra-large lot in desirable aJ.de-sac
location. large back yard w/room for a pool, hoop cout
or RV-boot storage. Spacious patio. fam. rm .. sb..dio or
office w/wet bar. handsome flagstone frpl in liv rm &
fam rm. Nice & bright w/big windo.>Js & high beamed
c.eils, A nu;t see!.
MOBILE HOME UViNG
NEAR BAY $175.000
Terrific location. 2BR + 2BA.. 2 space parblg ~
bc:k the door and go fishng
SPAOOUS 4BR home wlth fam nn. dln rm. 2
frpl. CU5tom kit w/bay window, ~ pitkM, fruJt
trees &. • spa In back yard.
Offet"ed et $479,000
llOllER1' TAYLOR 67 S-7 300
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The legendary Hank
Aaron was a former
teammate
By Joyce Scherer
Rm/ £.1tt11e EL11tor
Centralia 1' a i.mall city 'i1ua1ed about 60
mile\ \OUlh of Seattle. wa~h. It is a town
'h:eped m hard work and family beliefs; and
J c.:ommunily pa1;.,1onate about ba~ball.
L111le League '' prominent in Centralia and
-a'i Bob Coluccio. Grubb & Elli'i Newpon
Bcach, can .iue,1 most youngster"\ don
uniform, and \hag balb at a very early age.
'"When I wa.' 11 year. old. we were only
one game away from going 10 the Little
League World Serie.; in Williamsport," he
'aid. "And my coui.in Ron Santo -who
u\Cd tC1 play for lhe Chicago Cubs -was
kinda my idol."
Bui honing his baseball talent wa' not the
only les~ons Coluccio learned while
growing up in Centralia. h was there he
formed a life philosophy taught by someone
he con,rder; the ultimate role model.
"My father was, undoubtedl y, the most
mnuenlial person in my life." he :.aid.
··Being Italian and coming up from nothing.
he had a work ethic that was just
tremendou\. He wa.c; greatly re\pecled
within the community; and he always
'tmed 10 deal fairly I try to do the 'ame
thing; and I think it comes back to you in a
variety of different way:.··
In 1969. the 17-year-old Coluccio
graduated high school with plans 10 play
ba\Cball and football al Wa.,hington Stare
Unher,i1y But tho~ piano; were abandoned
~hen he wa' drafted by the Seaule Piloti.,
an Amerkan League e:<pan,1cm team. And
"-llh an SS.000 '1gnmg btmu' (part of the
money wa<. for college in Ari1ona) he
'taned playing profei.i.1onal ball in the
m1m1r league' earning $4.50 a month with an
elttra S'l J da)' for food.
"It wa' perfect."' he i.aid. "Here I am. 17.
out of a little town with a chance 10 play
pmfe\i.111nally. ··
While living in Arizona and still playing
for the Seattle-f>tlot~ h6 mel-hii. wife.r T~rry.
a '1udcn1 at Ari1ona Stale College. The
l'ouple were married in 1971.
"We bought a lillle home in Tempe."' he
'aid. "During the ~ummer we made enough
money to live on. I did other jobs. like
dnving a beer truck. It's not like today. We
were paid very little in the minor league.ii. In
1973 -when I broke into the major league
I was making $18,000."
Coluccio made it to the major leagues
after the Seattle Pilots moved to Milwaukce-
and became the Milwaukee Brewers (fonncr
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Braves). ln 1972, while still playing minor
ball. he led the league in runs. hit 300 and
had a lot of stolen bases. His team won the
Triple A American Association title. Del
Crandal. the team's manager. was then called
up to manage the Milwaukee Brewers.
"In 1973 we are at spring training. I'm
playing behind Davey May and he got hurt.""
Coluccio recalled. '1llis allows me to play
and I had a reaJly good spring. On the day of
the cut we break camp and the major
leaguers go to MiJwauku and guys who
don't make the cut go down to minor league
camp."
Sick with the flu. Coluccio wasn't at camp
when the cut'i were announced. Crandal
called Coluccio with the long-awaited news.
"I was the 25th man to make the team out
of 25." he said. "l wa~ 21 years old and I
wa)t preny excited. I think I called my dad
first We broke camp and there were ~ix
ou1fielder!>: I wa.11 probably the sixth.
"April 6, 1973 wa.'I opening day in
Milwaukee and there was 17 inches of snow
on the field. But the stands were packed.
··1 sat on the bench for a month and finally
had a chance to start My fir;t at bal I had a
ba...e hit -went two-for-four with two stolen
ba~s and started the rest of the year. I ended
up with 15 home run),, 60 RB l's. 24 stolen
bases; and wa.'> runner up for Rookie of the
Year. I was beat out by Al Bumbry. an
outfielder for the Baltimore Orioles."
In 1975. Coluccio was able to call the
legendary Hank Aaron a teammate. Aaron.
fresh from breaki ng Babe Ruth's homerun
record. returned 10 Milwaukee to fini sh his
professional career.
"I had an opportunity to play with a lot of
really grea1. great people."' he said. "In 1973
I played against Al Katine, who was a Hall
of Fame player with DctroiL This was quite
an experience because be was always one of
my idols. Al played from lhe hean -today
you play from the pocket."
Coluccio, who was making $25.000 a year
in 1975. said Aaron's $250,000 salary was at
the top of the pay scale.
Coluccio played with Milwaukee in 1973.
1974 and part of 1975 before being traded to
the Chicago White Sox under manager
Chuck Tanner. However, in 1976. an ankle
injury landed him back in the minor leagues.
"I worked my way arou nd the minor!> -
1976 -1977. lhen in 1978 the St. Louis
Cardinals bought my contract and I went
back 10 the major leagues." he said. "l wa.;
real discouraged in St Loms because I
worked very hard 10 get back to the major
leagues. And then l wasn't able to gel into
the lineup. Also. St. Louis set a major league
rceord that year losing 18 straight games,
and there I am sining on the bench.
"In the summer of 1979. I wao; traded
from St. Louis 10 the New York Mets. but I
also had an offer from Japan. I kind of
looked at the whole situation; my dad had
gotten ill and I hadn '1 been able 10 be with
him for years. so I finally decided to take a
year off. spend some time with him and then
maybe go back to baseball.
Coluccio moved hi<> family 10 Olympia.
Wash .. and though his father''> health
deteriorated quickly. Coluccio wa.' thankful
for the short time they had together.
'1llen it was a matter of what now?'" he
recalled. "My dad had some real estate
holdings and I was ex.ecu1or of the estate. so
I got wrapped up in that knowing absolutely
nothing about real estate. Bui I learned. I
was managing some apartments and mobi le
home parks ... and I dealt with different
types of properties: re~idenrial. commercial.
income and industrial."
And as Coluccio says. "I ju<.t ne\'er got
back to baseball." In 1979. he formed and
ttthnmmgeSColucc10 Family Limited
Partnership. which includes a vanety of
properties in the Northwest.
His move 10 Southern California came m
1983 with intentions of running his
stepfather's bu incss, a Co ta Mesa-based
blueprint office. However. when the
business did not pan out. he changed
direction and entered the real estate field.
I decided • since I had sort of a forced real
e.'itate b1ek&round -to get mto residential
real estite," he said. "ln fact. my wi(e and I
both got our real estate licenses in 1988. We
interviewed with Ron Munno at Grubb &
Ellis and that was the first and only place I
have worked. He and I hit it off, and I liked
his mana,emcnt style."
Coluccio and his wife worked as a team
for three year., before she moved into the
escrow field. ·
"I work the Ea.c;tsidc of Costa Mesa very
heavily because I live there," he sai<l "It is a
very active market But I also have sold
property throughout Newport Beach and
Corona del Mar.
"I have more of a social fann ... just a
group of people we have met while our kids
have gone through school. We just meet
people and busines' comes. And this is
exactly the philosophy my father had. People
trust you in a certain manner and then they
trust you enough to handle something as
important as their home."
Since he began with Grubb & Ellis
Newport Beach. Coluccio has consistently
been listed in the office's Top 20 agents. In
1994. he held the record for mo t
transactions.
Considering all hi s personal and
professional achicvcment'I, h Coluccio
lived-his dream? --
"No. I don't think so." he said. "My dream
changes. One of my dreams was to play
baseball , but I also have a fabulous wi(e, and
three gorgeous. healthy boys: Brandon. 21. a
Southern Methodist University ~ior. Rett.
19. a Southern Methodist University
freshman; and Chad. 17. 1 Ncwpon Harbor
Hiah School senior. My next dream as lO
experience what they IJ"C = 10 do." C.t W c.htcclo #II el Bllb
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Open SiVSoo 1-6
Exclusive Custom
Mediterranean Villa.
4BR, 4.5BA
w/approx. 4,400
sq.ft. Designed to
take advantage of
mesmerizing views
"'--"-.,...'*"·-& brilliant sunsets.
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$1 ,595,000
SPYGLASS HILL
Truly a uniQue setting
with stunning
Catalina, harbor and
city sunset views.
. 5BR, 3BA home,
new gourmet
kitchen. Motivated
Sellers.
REDUCED
$975,000
HARBOR RIDGE
Elegant Custom
Townhome
w/stunning ocean,
Catalina & city views.
Superb upgrades
surround this 3BR,
3BA wjblack granite
doors, recess
fighting & lovely
patio's. Guard gated
community.
$798,000
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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
HARBOR RIDGE
Model Perfect Home
w/spectacular ocean
views! 4BR, 3.5BA,
bright Devonshire
w/spa & fountain,
fireplaces, custom
deck. Close to
community pool & spa.
$865,000
BALBOA
PENINSULA PT.
A true Cape Cod
Charmer. 3BR,
1. 75BA. Enjoy the
best of ocean, bay,
-iwimmiRg, surfing,
sailing and fishing.
All with a true
community spint.
$589,000
·720-9422
HARBOR Hill
Open Sun 2-5
This Is 1t...Best Priced
Trad1tonal Custom
4BR, 4BA Home.
Vaulted ceilings,
gourmet kitchen with
adjoining large family
room . Park-like setting
with pool & spa.
REDUCED
$995,000
CAMEO
HIGHLANDS
Spectacular ocean,
Catalina and canyon
views. Recent
custom renovabon .
Pool and spa in
courtyard. A rare
site affording both
views and privacy.
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Highly upgraded 3BR,
2BA unit wrth gourmet
krtchen, built·tn
boottases, luxury
baths, secluded
private patio and
moch mor~ plus rnce
lBR rental unrt.
Perfect for owner
user. Steps to beach
and shopping.
$410,000
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AN INCREDIBLE OPPORTIJNITY
4bd designer dream home. High ceilings, lime stone floors, bonus room.
l111erior locarion & 24 hour guard gated. Short sale.
$414,500 Mali Gulledge Code 71097
LOCATION, LOCATION!
Prestigious Baycresr/Dover Shores neighborhood. 4bd, 3ba home has it
all, huge center island kicchen. family room w/wet bar. vauhed ceilings and
more ... Priccd to sdl.
$498,000 Louanne Riney & Dana Black Code 71797
PELICAN HllJ. CUSIOM HOMESJTE
Approx. ll,888 sq. ft. pie-shaped lot embraced by ocean and golf course
views. Private and stunning view location in Newport Bcaih's newest
premier gaced community.
$99S,OOO Ann, Ted & Suzanne Code 71407
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BIG CANYON
4bcl. "5ba. archirectu 1y
uniquc residence on the 11 ch
fairway. French limestone
entry and kiichen, massive
cuscom windows & sky-
ligha, 1aJJ?C private pado.
JoAnn Kenton
$1,195,000
Code 71467
HEIGHT OF SOPHISTICATION Tastefully upgraded Belcourt Hill townhome. Over 2200 ~-ft. of neutral decor wich goul1Jlet lcirchen1 lavish MBR wich fircplac.c. High assumable loan ana low down payment.
Steve Laeren
$439,000 Code 71327
WEST OCEANFRONT
New 3bd, 3ba occanfronr residence with private roof-top
deck. Quality amenities including security and sound sys·
terns.
Ann Pecers, Ted Jarvis & Suzanne Shuler
$1,198,000 Code 71067
PRESTIGIOUS BAYCRFST
4bd, 3ba w/bcautiful interior, 4 fireplaces & vaulted
c.cilings. Bright open kitchen & breakfast nook.
low maimenanc.c landscaping w/pool.
Ann. Ted & Suzanne
$537,000 <:ode 71457
UNDAJSLE
Expansiv~ . ch~nnel. views
and cxqu1s1te interiors uc
presented in this custom
5bd bayfront residence with
private dock.
Ann Peters &
Suzanne Shuler
$2,495,000
<:ode 71197
WESTCUFFS FINF.SI'
~ 3bd, 2ba w/lrg. new kitchen. 3 sun;.::ctios. den
& Clbl. frplc. Prvt. yard w/pool & . Lca.sc
opdon possible.
Gisela Burmeister
$489,500 C.ode 71907
BIG CANYON ELEGANCE
Free-standing end unit with golf course, cicy lights &
sunset views. Completely redecorated in off-white with
4bd, 4.5ba + library wich fireplace. G2ted courtyard &
Koi pond.
Belle Panch
c.ode7UM7
HEART OF BIG CANYON
Excepcional in every way, chis
remodeled 4bd, 3.5ba home
boasts a dramatic marble entry.
Euro sydc kitchen with top
appliances, French doors &
windows, all new landsapfog
by Roger's Gardens and cicy
lights vi~
Carol Allison
$1,249,000
Code 71417
BIG CANYON PRIVACY
Rare single l~cl 3bd, 3ba . townhomc in an
cxccUcnt locauon. Lovdy Oncnw gardens with
waterf.ill. Private and special.
$595,000
Carol Allison
C.ode 70807
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23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 190
644-6200
2027 Yacht Defender Sat $695,000 Tom Brunson
610 Avocado Ave Sat $464,500 Linda Oeth
301 Avcnida Cerritos Sat $429,000 Karen Rezek
4714 Cortland Sat $499,000 BJ Johnson .
32 Eru:ore Coun Sat $228.900 Claudette Taylor
15 RueVene SIS $1,195.000 Wright/ Aune
3700 Ocean Blvd SIS $1,345.000 Steve l...cvctttt
23 Monaco SIS $899,000 Marilyn Kershner
11 c.ambria SIS $799.500 The Onerbouts
1824 Manpata SIS $585,000 BJ Johnson
1316Sus.a SIS $489,500 GUda Burmeisur
311 Vista T runcba SIS $359,000 Sally Shlpley
402 Vista Roma SIS $1,695.00/LeaseGisda Burmeister
51 Royal St George Sun $1.850,000 Carol Allison
250 Haul Ave Sun $1,095,000 Ame Petersen
2504 W Oceanfront Sun $1 ,095,000 Gib Walker
508 Kings Pl. Sun $995.000 Linda Octb
19 Harbor Ridge Or. Sun $679.000 Tom Brwuon
2045 Shlpway Sun $539.000 ATS
Bayaut 1846 Leeward Ln Sun $495.000 Don Pearson
Bdcoun Hill 3 Northampton Sun $499,900 Karen Rezek
JasllliM Crttk 3 Jetty Sun $499,000 Harriett Botwinick
1315 Antigua Sun $498,000 Louanne Riney
222 Nata Sun $439.000 Karen Knoche
354 Vuta Madera Sun $329,500 ATS
2323 Vista Huerta Sun $169,000Ui Phyllis Hayden
247 Sherwood Pl Sun $354,900 Jim~ Kay
12 Rocky Glen Sun $249,900 Dahlia Shcmtob
2412 Fmncisoo Drive Sun $479,000 Lois Jacobs
FRONT ROW-SPYG~ HlU BAYFRONT WXURY ~ excicing waterfront setting in the heart of N~n.
SinrJc faniily residence on the water with 30' dock. Walk to the beach and enjoy a year around boli<lay.
One level contemporary designed for maximum
ocean. bay & city light views! 4bd, 2.5ba home with
private counyard entrance, 3 car garage. _
Ann Peters ~ Suzanne Shule-r -..
$699,SOO Code 7Hi!
CORONA DEL MAR PF.R.PECllON
Spacious ~. 3.5ba Cape cod .. &a:Dmt 8oolj>lan ~/soaring ctilingl. hrdwd. 'RoOn, & 2 bridt fiJ>lc's.
'I Linda Octh ~Lois Jacobs sm,ooo Code 11641
Marilyn Kershner •
$9SO,OOO c.ode 71027
UDO ISLE PR.fSl1GE
Substaocial home on XX l.al"lC $U'CCt to strCCt lot next
to the central strada. '4bd, ~ + rumpw room with
bar, spacious patio, frtt..form pool and cabana.
Don Pearson
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OLDE CORONA DEL MAR .
New England scvle architecture on choice comer loacion. Large living
room , spacious cfcd, large k.iccht>n, dr.unatic stai rway & f.unily room with
ocean VICW.
$865,000 Linda Oeth & Lois Jacobs Code 70977
BALBOA ISLAND BEAUIY
Nestled on a bayfront corner lot, this 3bd, 4.5ba bayfront homt' with 6 car
garage is al.so equipped with a private dock for a yach tsman's lifestyle.
$1,595,000 Marilyn Kershner Code 71127
HARBOR VIEW Hl1"
· Fabulow f.unily neighborhood is calling you to view this lovely 4bd home
with private pool and spa. Lovely front counyard with built in BBQ. An
a~_eciooal value!
$54,,000 Ann, Ted & Suzanne Code 70107
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Specializing in
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, and Lagyna Beach
16 years of local experience
673-8660
WESTCLIFF Mose bc.1uciful totally remodeled 3BR, 2BA pool home = New
cvcryching from roof co plumbing.
13 16 Sussex (off Dover) O nly $489,500
BIG CANYON Lowest price Golf Course View - spacious 3BR, 2.5BA. expand-
ed home on cul-de-sac. H igh assumable lo.An
8 Rue Biarritt Only $649,000
CORONA DEL MAR Newer duplex w/each unic having direcc access from rwo
car garage. Srcal u!
700 Marguerite $649,900
H U NTINGTON BEACH Contempor.iry Units wich incredible views. one
WR. 2BA one 3BR, }.-5.SA-lois of rrn1rble. Simply beautiful
13 14 Pacific Coast Hwy $359,000lDtd*'99,900
THE BLUFFS Condo in distress -3BR, 2.5BA. End locacion w. gint patio.
Upgraded throughout .
4'0fV°tSt.a Roma
A welcome addi6on at. Grubb & Ellis
Stephanie Houghton excels in
many areas of real estate,
commercial and residential
Ron Mauano, manager of the Newport
Beach office of Grubb & Ellis Residential
Real Estate Services. rccenlly announced
the arrival of Stephanie Houghton as sales
associate.
For the p<bt eight years. !>he has exhibited
excellence in several real e!>tate field'>.
including commercial and re!>ideniial
property sales. Her success is reflected by
the accolades received each month. She is
constantly among the top associates in
li~tings. sales and every real e'\tate category.
A Balboa Peninsula speciali,1. she tx1a\L~
a current Iii.ting inventory which exceed~
$15 million.
"Stephanie\ knowledge of penin .. ula
properties. and her reputation m the area,
will increase our presence on the penin~ula.
She is a welcome addition 10 Grubb &
Ellis,'' Maaano -mid.
An oceanfront Newport Beach rei.tdent
for tnOrC than 10
ye she plays an
active role io her
community. She
has served as vice
president of the
Central Newport
Beach Community
Association and i1'
curtently on the
board of directors.
Her pecialty of
waterfront and
Stephanie Houghton view estates.
requires her to blend superior knowlcdg,c.
exten ive training and abounding energy.
This combination. along with a determil'lW
desire to be better than her competitors,
make~ her the ideal Newport Beach real
e'tate agent.
To sptak with Sttphani1 Hou1hlon, call
Grubb & Ellis Rtsidtntlal Rtal Estate
Strvicts, Nniport lhaclt offet, (714) 644-
6200.
The Pruden~al • Jon Douglas Co., No. 1
Newport Beach office stays
well ahead of the competition
Rolinda Smith. reg ional director for The
Prudential -Jon Douglas Co .. was pleased
to announce the Newport Beach office was
No. I in production for the state. Ma'1ne
Montgomery. Orange Couniy disrrict
manager proudly accepted the award.
According to Montgomery. the Newport
Beach office has ~tayed well ahead of the
rnmpetitinn by implemeniing innovative
marketing techniques. i.taying on the cutting
edge of technological ad' ance' and
recruiting top notch profei.sionals.
"My office i~ comprised of 1he elite m the
real eo;tate indu~try." Montgomcr; said. "I
1;alute the ha rdworking ~ale' e~e..:uti .. e\ for
their excellence and their endeavor to be the
be~1.··
The Newport Beach office of The
Prudential -Jon Douglas Co .. ts a member
of the
international
network of
profc. ionals
'iCrvini local and
f OC"Ci&n real estate
needs.
Local ex.pests
with international
reach; is the motto
of the office. The
powt'I' of the
Mo . u __ alliances forged 1n
x1ne muntgomery the Newport
Beach office have brought a positive U'Clld to
the real estate market. The stabilizing effect
10 powerful alliances has brought pc»itive
changei. to The Prudential -J<m Doualu Co.
For dttailtd in/o""'1Jion Olf llw ''"id"
ntw trtnd i11 tht rt al tstatt mottn, call Tltt
Prudt11tial -Jon Dou1los Co., (11') 759-
66()().
P~ for . th~. family On a tarie toe. this dfte·bcdroom. one-blah
home as ma ~t ~armly ne1tborhood on a quiet t:reet with no through lntfic. Clote ro
schools and s)q)pang. _ ·
Coll Dkk Jutur olUI Ptarl K1n1011 111 Colllwll a.d#; (11') Ul-1.JJJ.
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TO A MOil mACIOUS f.lA • D1AS11C 11DUC110N, llDUCTION
m the '<Nek:omlng circular drive. Prtva~ llDUCTION -For this almost bay fron~
tate on one aae Offers 6 bedrooms. 7'h prope~. Unique opportunity for Bay
ths. chefs kitchen. formal dining room. views from cve~oom Four bedrooms
EQUISDIAN ACltS -Escape the
crowd In this unusual six bedroom. sln-
gle-lcvel custom home with horse fadll·
Bes on ftve acres. Enlov country style
seduslon In town. Enchanting view. Pool and spa. $1,450,000 PZ
24 CARAT -Spectacular views over
city lights. white water. Catalina and
CA's RJviera c.oasttlne. Over I acre cus-
tom lot with approval for M. Skemder-lan deslj{l'lC(j home. Truly ~ finest.
Offeredat $1,395,000 MS
Jllard room. wine cellar &.. 5 flreplaces. -three and one f baths plus a three ater~~~~·.~~.spa. cargarage. S5 .ooo Al)
fflllJ1tNG OCIAM. aL5IDl &. UQllS -
Views. Hald'NOOd llooB. 8efber
CArpeU. rour bedroom and thrtt
baths. lndude.s: downstairs ~
room. bonus room. 88Q &. g.ue-
bo. $9',0IO VI
HAVl fT All -Ocean view, g0t-
pous yard wtth s.pat1dlng pool
&.. spa. Fabulous loc.atlon In
gated community In Laguna
Nlguel. Four bedrooms. 3 baths.
Usled for: $Sst,OOO 85
. . • -it-
CATAUNA SUNSlT -Ocean view
from most rooms In this large. bright,
cheerful home across from greent>elt.
Four bedrooms plus famllv room. For-
mal dining room. $149,~ C5
PlNINSUlA LOCATION DUPUX -
With bay view from upper deck. 3BR.
28A up -2BR. 2BA down. Per~t
opportunity to live the beach lifestyle
and help with the mortgage. S59S.OOO
Al2
LOTS & LAND
8UllD YOUR DU.AM VACA110N lfOM£ -Beauti-
ful 'Big Bear' lot. Architect owner hos plans. Will
carry or subordinate. Coll today. $ll,OOO Al
LOCAnD IN t1ll AllC.1111lCTULU DlSIGN ~
Overlay dlstrkt In San Oemente. Sound Interest-
ing? $105,000. AIS
LAGUNA RACH -Custom home site! Plans In
progress. Adjacent lot also avail. $I 19.000 84
SP£CTAC~ PANO VllWSI -If you're looking
for views. this site has It! Breathtaking views of
O.C. hills. city lights and ~ Pacific ocean.
$170,000 M4
SU t1ll Slta'S SAA.ING AWAY -from this unusual
Laguna Beach lot. May be purchased with adjacent
lot. Call for details. $119,900 SI
RANCHO NIGUU. ESTATIS -Aat. pie-shaped lot
In cul~e-sac. Gated community. $215,000 52
LAGUNA RACH -Truly astounding view. Custom
I .n:.re+ lot with approved plans. $I .195,000 MS
MONAllCH POINT -High elevation lot w/ocean
view. Plans for 6000 sq.ft. home. $199,000 C14
LAGUNA llACH -Great bulldJng lot -level with
very st~t slope. Allows for 3 buUdlng levels.
$149, LI
LAGUNA BEACH -Two level lot side by skte for
custom home. Possible ocean view. Priced sepa·
rately. $129.000 ~. C2 and CA
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•Vlill[ -l'rlvate. tt\r~~room
single level. L.vge yard. End of
cut-de-sac. Atr1um off muter
bedroom wttt\ JacuuJ. Ht S,000 R3 •
PUMl LOCATION -Hard-ro-
llnd slnsle lew4 OCNl'I view
home wtlh pool. Custom bullt.
four bedrooms. four baths.
Mims~ from twbor. beaches.
resort hoeels. $SJ9.000 C10
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Views from .U rooms In this
beaU1Vut executtw home. Pool
Mld sp.a. &arge loe. fOUt ~
rooms. three baths. eu5tom
~ty ctvouanout. S48f.JOO
IV STOIAGI. SPAU -R.ve
beAuty wtth rour-c.ar garage.
Four ~rooms wtth fireplace In
rNSttr. Grear condltton.
$199.-0Vll
STA.RT .. 5ml -Thrtt ~
room beauty In move-In condl·
lion. New arpel, plumbing
LNge f.unlly room wttt\ oozy
llrepW.ce. TI~ kitchen COWlters.
Call b details: $18',900 f2
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MA&INA HUS -This rour ~
room #ld tfvtt bath home has It
.UI Hardwood llo<n. berber Gtll-
~· LM~ guntte sp.a wtlf\ rabu·
lous w~I Mid bullr-ln B8Q.
$.ltle,000 M9
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COSTA MESA
MAKE OFFERSI $95,000
Newly decorated 2BR. 2.SBA. Small yard, doyble
attached garage. Association Dues Low Payments/less
than rent. Call for an appointment. c-... c.w
SUPER CURB APPEAL $16&,500
Expect to be smh erarling totally upgraded 3BR, 2 • e d)e t th private back
yard . 24x 15. La V access/super
location.
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PRICE TO SELLI $190,000
... ~glad you didl
y . Built in 1972
rmiidw,naster suite and
to go.
MESA VERDE $218,000
Beautiful remodel! All new kitchen. skylights and lots
of living space. 5B'l::eB:ilass front door leads to hardwo . ·ry lS e curb appeal in
quiet family nei . stl
AnneMcC:.1-d
EASTSIDE $230,000
Immaculate E'side 2(duai) master suites. 2.SBA. den.
Large assumable 1st TO. Move in condition. Call for
your personal Appt.
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EASTSIDE fll:AI~ $280,000
Terrific neighboao at rc.,n. 3BR, 2.SBA.
Clean. neat and ~ ~:~ood condition. New roof. Price I
Robert Mllllk-.
SPECTACULAR CUSTOM $390,000
Nearly all new. ~-~.,a:· lo~·· '1 extra parking. This is a very sp 1 Ith 8 sq. ft. Quality
throughout. 4B ' · Ir conditioning
systems. Spa. lo of orage. for your personal appointment.
NEWPORT BEACH
WALK TO BEACH $225,000
Perfect for coupSBUlto beach or bay. Highly upgrade · s, st tile, fireplace
and Euro-kitche ghly motivated
seller.
STEPS TO BACK BAY $299,000
Well located spacious 3BR. 2.SBA greenbelt home with
huge fenced patio. Just reduced. Great for family.
BIUwD•siv•W•..._
lllEWPOllT lllEIGllTS $319,000
Big beautiful lotSGED:te living room -loads of possibl e rd. Seller will
exchange.
Dlwac ••el
NEWPORT BEACH
GOLF COURSE VIEWSll $399,000
5 year new. Professionally decorated condo on
the course! Formal dining room. Master with
fireplace and retreat. Owner transferred! Just
Reduced.
Re•,_~
BIG CAllYOll $420,000
Unique big Canvnn Townhouse with lots of Pizazz.
Golf course v§Olea~· 2BR, 2.SBA completely re . k h . Wood Burning
fireplace, Oak • g. Berber carpet.
Neutral colors. Extra large patio.
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NEWPORT COAST
CORI IN LOT WI I h VMM $D9,000
owner transferred! 4 months new, 4BR. 2.58A. Gated
community, family room with fireplace and center lslandl
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COR ONA D EL MAR
CDM DU:-SSl:.0$4IO,OOO PRIVATE • TR.~IL $432,500 Motivated seller! A B Ocean view.
Versatile Ma~BED· · loft. 4BR, 3BA. Soaring ceilin e • rassy backyard.
Neutral colors. "••'n• G•ldw
COUNTRY CHARM $436,900
Beautiful 4BR,$.6-~A ~lt'nr. '":ountry Kitchen. Skylight, New 1 rtyard with old
fashioned swin · · · · · j brick decking.
This home has I a .
.IM:kle H•••--
UDOISLE $449,000
10% owe -ChSBE'Be. Steps to bay, French doors, I r s lights. White
washed wood f . e.
De811D ... nda
OCIE.All • BAY VIEW $478,500
Superb Views SB'lE~ive. Solid and sturdy with oa in d amed ceilings
this lovely 3BR
.._Red1en
HARBOR VIEW HOMES $515,000
4BR. home near pool and greenbelt. Owner will carry
with 10% down. Lease option or lease. Call for
Information.
GREAT FAMILY HOME $585,000
2 masters, N~a&D. lls, great family room, format h d a Huge backyard.
BELCOURT TOWllHOME $595,000
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~ v•~ $98:1.000
Views of Ocean "-.de ·-,~hts. TWo full sit down bars lnil a room. Full sun room, master · 1• • • Lots of closets.
Complete gu rt • .
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OIMl•G C01TAGI •GUI mll $450,000
One of Old CDMSir-. ~· I ' -... blocks to beach and shops. 2BR. • ~ fl in main house
with French doo · 1'-' --1 BR. 1 BA guest house. 1031 exchange.
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Pl&S I IGIOUS SPYC!l,ASS $1,095,000
Premium ocean city light view. superb location. SBR •
4BA. Pool and spa. Spyglass home best value. ..........
WELCOME HOME $1,ZJS,000
One of Newport's most desirable communities Is
Corona del Mar, which is where you wlll find this
fabulous view property. This remodeled SBR. family
home, situated high atop Spyglass Hill, offers
breathtaking ocean views from Newport Harbor to
Catalina Island and dauling city lights views of Fashion
Island and inland across the Southern California basin.
This home is truly for the choosy family. Jws-•••
IRVINE
ua $149,900
2BR .• condo, fireplace, air, garage pool, tennis, neutral
colors. Lowest price in area. Walk to campus. Ava ilable immediately. .._ ....
SI .. , " $25,000111
lncredfble buyl 48R. 38A +bonus room. New carpet
and pelnt. Hew eppllanc:es full assoc.. •II •menftles. low dues, low tn rate. -· ....
Recently remodeled 4BR. 3.SBA plus 4 car garage Pnme cul
dt> s.x IOcabon Warm hardwood floors. rustom paint & papo.•r
+many quality built-ms L.w1sh master suite w I Stl'am. -.aurw.
and eKe~area. WAS Sl,790,000 NOW Sl,495,000
Lovely 58R. 4.58A with •.car garage. Gorgeous bk> floor<. &
~ca~ Great rear yariJ w /large pool, spa fountain &
outdoor mtertauunent area. Many other quality ft>atun>s! Sell·
er Wlll ronsider tnde down Sl,650,000
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Prof dt>roratl'(J 4BR. 35BA w/tNSter su1~ on 1st level. Euro ~tchl.'n. hugt.> family room. formal library/den Lush rear yard
w I p<Jt)I 'P-1 .:ind .:ntertd1mnE area Priced to Sell Now Sl,290,000
Near nc.-.w SBR. SBA. archt mstrptece. Natural hrdwd floors,
romputerul.'d li~tmg, soanng ccilings & state of the art
goumwt kitchen w I granite counters. TRADE POSSIBLE $2,350,000
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• Communication
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• Dedication
• Results!
Seller Bought Another
Premium
Location
Totally rebuilt
SBR, 3.SBA with
attention to
detail. Gorgeous
hardwood
floors, gourmet
kitchen, Pella
windows and
childrens play room. Exquisite master
suite. Walk to park & schools.
Call to see today!
Reduced for Immediate Sale.
WAS $i8~ 00U NOW $819 000
Ttll~TLE RCJCK
Totally Redt'('(lraled 4BR. 2.SBA E>.ecubve home. Enioy SWt.!P'"S
Vlt'W<; of Fa'>hion Island to magni~nt sun.wts. Hardwood fKlOl"S.
granite rount\'r-,, cu~tom p;iint & ren'SSt'<l lighL<;. Lovely__J>ool &
sp;i lbde for Lul<ury Newport Pn:lpl>rty. 5799,000
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~. formal dining fJ fir~s. SeCMrity system.
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Direct Une: 640-2677
5 YR NU Townhome, orof. dee.orated with oolf course views from all rooms!! Plantation
Shutters. cable yam carpet~ master w/ fireplace. Two large enler decks <:Ner· !oQking the course.Seller erred! Priced below comps!
lll!DVCED ro ssn ooo
* 8TOlrV ESTATE * Brand new 5 bedroom 5.5 bath w/ librarv. huge f~ room. gourmet kitchen. maids
quarters bOnus room. central vac, master
suite w7 re1reat and fireplace. Areplace in livi119 rm and family room Pool size Rat bacl( yard.
..,,.<W...,f,.,,fJIED-AT $1.095.000
RE/MAX
*mDIOOElED POOL HOME-k 4 Bedroom 2.5 bath single ~ home
with lar9' family f'oo.r!\ JeadiOO out to large yard wlth oool. New ceUIMs, new
bafhroom.;,..!ff.} master sulte on pool.
Bonus rOOOl~S~~-
. 760-5000
Ext 500
Bob & Dovie Koop
Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr.
Call the Koop team!
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Cll'Y OF ORA.NCI
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Diana Prosser ~Al!!' 760-5000 ext 112
·~tawr 644-6590
Re/Max South County
Top 1 % all agents USA
Gisela Burmeister:
Anyone for the
Electric Slide?
AGENCY:
Grubb & Ellis Residential Real Estaac
Services
JOBmt.E:
Sales Associate
FARMARF.A:
Corona dcl Mar
HOW LONG WITH AGENCY:
Three years
CITY OF RESIDENCE:
Corona clcl Mar
BOBBIESllNTER.FSI':
Skiing, sailing, travel and line ~g
CLUBSIORGANIZATIONS:
NBCC
Gisela Bunneister •
PET PEEVE:
Bad table manners
FAVORITE
MOVIE:
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Slnce 1965 RUMBOLD REAL TY 675-4822
Febulous views of b.ming basin, Pavilion,
~. 38R, 2BA home + 28R apartment
With vje,,ys, ........................... $1, 195,000 .
Pristine Cope Cod 28R 28A Remod 1n 95
Gourmet kitchen 1n granite, breakfast nook. fomlal'dlntng Q.iahty 1n bnckworlc,
woodwortc & cabinetry $669 ,000
3BR, fam rm & 4 full BA Large hvmg rm
w/frplc Large master suite Views from
Jetty to Pavilion/shared Pier $1,695,000
Balboa Island
Pnrru! 100 blk 3BR, 2BA cottage hm
Upgraded+ 2 (1BR) units Rare Isl triplex
Front deck wit:»(~ $659,000
little Bal ls-le Duplex 2BR,2BA, den
w/deck + 2BR,28A w/patlo ... $4951000
Balboa Island
New Construction 3BR, den, 2..<BA G<eat
fam flrplan. Bay vws/roofdeck Complete
10/95 A Ltppntk 0avis PrC>Ject tn5,ooo
Peninsula
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Little Balboa Isle French Regency 3BR/den,
3BA home w/formal dining room & pnv.
2BR apt. High ceilings. . . ...... $130,000
Balboa Island
Ctwm1ng 2BR/den, 3BA Cape Cod hm +
BR apt 6 yrs old, lhghtlbnght, 4 car
Quiet \'\leSt end or Isle $749,000
Cape Cod 3BR 2BA. Location! Great Oversized triangular R-2 lot w/2 unrts
rbnodel poss1bHity .... ....... . $515,900 Overlooking ~ & beach. Single garage
Ntw . uplex floor-
Plar\ Bay viev.-s S~IOUS roof deck, MBR
bakony and front patio A Llpprnk Davis + 2 carports ......... ,...... . $196,000
. Leaders In Balboa Island Sala and Listings
CHUCK RUMIOLD•MARY HARD£51Y•LYNH WRIGHT•ROSE VA.LLERA
project $195,000
119 IMrtnc A lelboa lllMd
Belcourt Custom Home
Recently remodeled and exquisitely appointed
4 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath Custom Gallery Home.
Situated in a prime cul de sac location , this fine
property features warm hardwood fl oors ,
custom paint and paper, hand painted kitchen
tiles along with beveled mirrors and leaded
. ..
'
glass windows. Large expanded master suite ...
er qua 1ty eatures include: ustom hand
painted kitchen tiles, Built in stereo system, All
new tiled jacuzzi, New master suite with g~nerous
outdoor sitting deck, Upgraded oak bar with
leaded glass and custom mo1dings throughout.
For your personal showing of this fine property call
Ron ~elsot with Remm< South County.
with steam shower, sauna, exercise area aod
large outdoor deck. Professionally designed
rear yard with waterfall jacuzzi and
entertainment area. Reduced 300kl Will trade
for luxury waterfront property.
This is the perfect family home!
Reduced t!J $1,495,000
Ron Felsot
760-5000 x101
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views om aster & o 4 cana
front home w/updated kitchen. brick entry. new Fr.
doors & windows. (lJ-f)
631-1400 .............................................. $150,
WESTCLIFF condo. bright & immaculate 2 bd. 2 bath
upstairs unit w/frplc In Newport Garden Villas
w/community pool. 0ose to shops & busses
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.I() 2'story 2 bd, 2.5 bath twnhm w/comm
pool & spa. Picture perfect w/frplc. lovely neutral decor.
brick & flagstone patio, Kol pond & grass.
631-1400... . ................................. " ........ $153.900
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
NEWPORT HEIGKl'S Villa Sienna 2 bd twnhome
H~ ceilings, v.IOCXI nrs. built in media center. Affordable ~3l~rl.~.. . ..................... $212.000
CORONA DEL MAR'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 Charming 3 bd home
w/pool & allf; access. Added family room. hrdwd &
~~r1 ~~0nr~, r. doors'.~.~:,~~~~ .. ~.~~~. ~~M~29 .. 000
HARBOR HIGHLANDS super Newport Price!
Relocated seller is highly motivated, wants to move 4 bd
fiome w/hrdwd firs. frplc & dbl garage.
631 1400 ................................................. $280,000
OLD CORONA DEL NAii Steps to Baysldii Park,
walk to beach. Tum-Key 2 sty, 2 bd w/fm!Y rm. vault 6'N1t1~·~~~.~.~~:.~.~.~~~~ .. ~~~~· ........ $299,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS tear down on great street.
Close to all school .
631-1400 ................. : .................................. $319,000
NEWPORT SHORES 2 story 4 bd home, steps to
comm pool. clubhouse & tennjs & the ocean. Upgraded
kitchen & baths, large private patio.
6731-1400 .................................................. $327.000
NEWPORT SHORES area duplex w/3 bds up & 2
baths & frplces. Steps to ocean beaches & city tennis &
handball.
631-1400 .................................................. $349.000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS .Charming small duplex
w/2 bd each unit. Close to 17th st. shopping & buses
631-1400 .................................................... $375,000
NEWPORT HEIGlnS Pristine 3 bd home w/harbor
& ocean vus from kitchen & deck. High ceilings and
plantation shutters. ·
631-1400 .................................................... $375,000
CORONA DEL MAR updated 3 bd Mediterranean
twnhm w/lrg view deck just steps to beach & shops.
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BUJFFS Unobstructed canyon & city light views from 2
sty 3 bd twnhm. Over 2000 sq ft w/upgraded baths,
family & breakfast rms & 2 lovely patios.
6 73-6900 .................................................... $420,000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa Pride of ownership triplex,
townhome style with 2 bd 1.5 baths each unit w/laundry ~Ji~i'f<>o~ .~.~~a~'. ..................................... $420.000
NEWPORTS Baycrest. Very large corner lot on quiet
tree lined street w/l sty 3 bd A/C home. Dining &
family rms. laundry & large workshop in ga~.
631 1400 ........................................... $439,000
BAYSIDE COVE White & bright 2 sty 2 bd In corner
location close to bay Extra storage in large attached dbl
gji?i4&f~.~u~'.~ .. ~~:.~~.~.~'. ...... ~ ... $445.000
PENINSULA Pl'. Charming 2 story 4 bd, w/Fr. doors & windows. new carpet & spacious patio on extra large
lot. Plans available to enlarge & remodel. ·
631-1400 ............................................... $479,000
AT THE BEACH Two spacious units In excellent
condltlon w/2 year new roof, 4 & 3 bd both with brick ~3f-'M&~ .. t~.~: .............................. $495,000
HDJ. Spectacular ocean & city Ilg t vu
from 2 bd. 2 sty twnhm w/dining & family rms & lrg
eat-In Euro kitchen. Comm pool. spa & clubhs.
631·1400 ................................................... $499.000
BAYCREST Beautiful expanded & remodeled 4 bd
w/office, den or 5th bd, upgraded kitchen w/new i~~!t400 .~.~~ .. ~~.~'..~:~~~-~-~~ ..... $549.000
UDO PARK DRIVE Nicely appointed 2 bd condo
w/lovely channel, ocean, sunset & city light views. ~~~~~:.~:.~~~-~-~~.~.~~ .......... $560,000
CUFF HAVEN Some ocean & bay view from 1 story
3 bd cottage, great potential to remodel or build new
with excellent view from proposed 2nd story.
631-1400 ................................................ $575.000
CUFF HAVEN upgraded 1 sly 3 bd w/fmly rm &
open floor plan. S~ht. stone & hrdwd Ors, Berber 63'rl48bo~:.~~: ....... "~~:.~.~.~~~~-~~· $589,000
PENINSULA PT Wonderful newer 4 bd California
contemporary w/roof deck, steps to beach. Bleached 63f!i.wg·~~ .... ~.~.~:~ ... ~~.~ ~.t6%?0oo
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Bright 4 bd. tastefully
re.modeled in '83. Country style kitchen, family room & ~~4&~~~:.~.~--~.~:.~.~.~79.ooo
BE.COURT Beautiful expanded & upgraded 2 sty 2
bd w/sltting area In master suite, dining & family rms.
used brick patio w/spa. Huge Price Drop!
631-1400 .................................................. $719,000
DOVER SHORES Gorgeous 4 bd home w/dlnlng &
family rms & spectacular upper bay vu. Totally
remodeled In '93 w/top quality fixtures & appliances.
631-1400 ................................................... $779,000
I
UDO ISLE 4 bd home on large prime comer lot front
mg the Plazza. Two masters w/1 up & I down. paned
windows. Fr. doors. hrdwd flrs & brick patio.
631-1400 ...................... .... .... .. . .. . $795.000
HARBOR ltlDGE ESTATE home Remodeled &
immaculate w/5 bds In a spectacular naturally forested
63~~4~~.~~~~.~~-~ .. ~~ ..
1~~-t -~·---.. $799.000
P£NINSlJIA PT Delightful 3 bd. 3 bath home w/fam1·
ly rm. 4 frplces & 3 car garage. Remodeled in '89. hard·
wood firs, 'Fr. doors & leaded & stalned glass
631-140Q......... .... .. ... . . .. .. ... .. . . $820.000
SPYGLASS HD.I. 5 bd lushly landscaped "Southport'"
on lrg prvt lot. pool, city lite & mini ocean vu Beam~.
hrdwd floors. moldings & paned windows.
631-1400. ...... ....... ..... . . . .. ...... $849.000
BUENA VISTA super value in prime bayfront location
Charming 3 bd beach cottage w/den. dining & fmly
63i'-f~oot.~. ~~ .~. ~~~ ~ock_ . . . ...... . . $995.ooo
LIDO ISLE triplex on the bay. A great value on the
sunny side of the Island with beach & gorgeous bay
view. Two bet owner's w/frplc + a 2 bd & 1 bd unit
631-1400............... . . . ... ... .. ..... .$999.000
BAI.BOA ISlANi> North Bayfront dplx. desirable 1
bd units + _ separate ~t qrtrs at quiet end of island ~~1~\~.~.~.~~ ....... .'. ~~~~ .. i·~-·9~1.150.000
BELCOl1llT Sophisticated & Immaculate 4 bd home
w/dinlng & family rms in park-like setting Pool. spa &
waterfall on oversized cul-de-sac lot.
631-1400: ......................................... $1.195.000
DOVER SHORES Gorgeous 4 bd bayfront. 60 ft on
upper Bay's main channel & lrg dock. Traditional w/li ~3~ifo6~~.~.~~.~.~-~~~~.'.~~~-~'.ri:299.ooo
NaVPOIR'S DOVF.R SHORES
IJJ OPEN HOUSES IJ
SATURDAY ONLY
508 San Bernardino · Newport Hgts 3 8d Hse
Jerry Smith $435,000
SUNDAY ONLY
358 Walnut · Eastside Costa Mesa 4 8d Hse
Jeannine Stake $269.000
2921 4th Ave • Corona del Mar 1 8d Hse
Roy rreeman $319,900
1324 Estelle · Newport Beach 3 8d Hse
Eva Khwaja $359.000
54 Ocean Vista • Sea. Island, NB 2 8d Condo
Esther Fine $629,000
526 Catalina • Newport Heights 4 8d Hse
Marlene Hassel $679,000
7 45 Via Udo Nord • Lido Isle, NB 3 8d Hse
Sharon Grimes $819,000
222 Via Udo Nord · Udo Isle, NB 4 8d Hse
Rob Giem $1.599,000
1400 San Miguel · Corona del Mar 5 8d Estate
Olga Matthews $1,695.000
3 Deerwood • Big Canyon, NB 5 Bd Estate
Renee Peterson-King $3,950.000
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
1674 8 Tustln ·Costa Mesa Heights 2 8d Twnhm
Mark Jackson $162,500
2500 Beacon • Newport Heights
Marlene Hassel I June Adams
1901 Glenwood · Baycrest, NB
Michael Scholla I Pia 0'7\uria
2145 Seville · Peninsula Point, NB
Carolyn Starr I Jill Andrus
7101 Seashore • At The Beach, NB
Sally Nettel I Richard Lee
4. Montpellier • Harbor Ridge Emtes, NB
Eva Khwaja I Mkhael Scholla
3 8d Hse
$389.000
3 8d Hse
$439.000
4 8d Hse
$479.000
5 8d Hse
$795,000
s Bel Estate
$799,000
318 Buena Vista • Bayfront Peninsula 3 8d Hte
Richard Lee I Vicki Lee $995,000
4909 Seashore· Oceanfront NB
Rick Schreiber
4 8d Hse
$1 ,095,000
Ocean Ridge Gorgeous new security gated 4 bd Italian
Mediterranean view estate with diriing & family rms.
library & tea room 631-1400 ... . .. .. . . ... $1.995.000
BIG CANYON 3 bd golf c~urse estate w/tranquil
views Master w/seating area. lrg country kitchen. dining
& family rooms & space for home office .
631-1400 .. . . . . . . .. $1.425.000
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
DIVINE COVE Price Dropped Elegant traditional 5 bd
custom home w/ocean views. Formal dining & family
rooms. 5 car garage w/derkroom
631-1400.... . . .. ... .. . .. . ...... . . ......... $1.975.000
LINDA ISLE remodeled 5 bdrm home w/fab ulous
turning basin view & large dock. Bleached oak floors.
gourmet kitchen & plantation shutters.
631-1400 . ... .. . ............. .. .. $2.395.000
PENINSULA POINT bayfront Beautiful 2 sty. 3 bd
· w/dock for 50+ ft boat & side lies Dining & fmly rms.
designer kitchen. brick patio & lawn.
631-1400 . . . . . . .. .. . .. $2.400.000
CORONA DEL MAR New 3 bd bayfront residence
under construction w/private bayslde beach & dock
631-1400 . .. ........... $2.495.000
THREE ARCH BAY, Laguna Beautiful remodeled 4
bet traditional oceanfront w/fab vu Hrdwd firs. beamed
ceilings. dbl paned windows & 4 frpkes
631-1400. .. . . .. . .. . .... $2.675.000
HARBOR RIDGE beautifully decorated 6 bd estate of
superb quality w/fabulous ocean vus Den. library. gym
& media room & garden w/spa.
631-1400. . . ...... .. . ..... ..$2.695.000
BIG CANYON Golf Course estate w/fairway & city
light vu. Fr. Regency 4 or 5 bd over 7 .000 sq ft finished
in ·92 w/elaborate gardens. terraces & pool.
631-1400 .................................... $3,950.000
SAN 4'UAN CAPISTRANO
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OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
Coron~ del Mu Tennis Estate
1400 San Miguel
Open Sunday
} $1,695,000
Oceanfront Custom
4909 Seashore
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,()95,000
Buena Visu Bayfront
318 Buena Vista
Open Sat./Sun.
$995,000
~tside Charmer
358 Walnut
Open Sunday
$269,000
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lido Isle Tr.iditional Bayfronl
5BR 4 5BA Pr~de of ¥~Um-key urge dock. ex m ~~I views
51,595,(XX)
Nt wport ~ach Estate~f Mrs. ohn Waynt
"La Rex•" SBR 7 .6 <Kres
App 7,00) !Cl!t_, IS court
:J Sl.395,000
Dovtr Sh~m Ba ro~I Homt ~BR 48A lvn. d ~r 2 a e yachts
Lirge vard I. Pl¢i sf;';&
Lido lsl~So histiutlPd
'BR 4 'iBA To1.11lv r~ st homt Pnm~ 45 comer ·1o f · detail!
Sl,D9S,OOO
lowtSI Pncl!'d B•lboa ls~!Uyfronl 48R28aow,,P'1(~n·, IBR<1pl
Creal Val€.~\»! . lnl Vll'W :J 5899.000
lilllt bland •rnd~of ershtp•
1BR 2 'iBA. Fam Rm~ w r's unit
2BR I BA renral, yfront
5195,000
Lido lslt Cl;wic
3BR 4BA. new ~m home E•celk>pi..s~'1> s,'l)1 loc111<>n 7:JV P sm.ooo
Ocein R~h Cluslc ~i58 n whome C.~~ sued lot :J 5699,000
Li~~~~ ~·bt.Kh
5519.000
38R 2R~!'~t;ftt~ SUiltWrj:,r,c:;
Baycml Estate Salt
3BR JBA F~ pool
Creal localloo. Fr~~~
"::)'-' -5449,000
wbideChm1m
3BR 258A. Fm Rm, t q>andtd hoow
Excellent location. la~ maJttr
5269.000
in association with TIM CARR
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS®
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Linda Isle Gold Coast
SBR 4.SBA Freshly remodeled home
Large dock with.turning basin views
$2,39S)XXJ
Belcourt Bargain
4BR 3.SBA Manor rt, pool & spa
Designer quality, large lot
$1,195,000
Buena Vista Bayfront
3BR 4BA + Den, charming beach cottage,
Fabulous turning basm views, boat dock
$995,000
Oceanfront Duplex
3BR 2BA + 2BR 1 BA prime oceanfront
White water views, will e11change down
S749)XXJ
675-1058 • 631-1400 •.
Pelican Hill Estate
4BRSSBA +library, half acre lot
Meticulous attention to detail! Ocean view
S'2,295)XXJ
Oceanfront Custom
48R 3.SBA on sand, no boardwalk
Tum-key with whitewater views
Sl,095,000
Spyglass Southport Model
SBR 4.SBA +bonus, X-large view lot
Very private canyon location
S849)XXJ
C.M. Heights Cha~~l
3BR 2BA + F.!,~~
~~~~lngs, hrdwd firs
•
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
SBR ~BA Contemporary, wiU exchange
Approx. 1.2 acres, ocean & bay views
$1,695,000
Lido Isle B~~~x Eas~~~~~~")~~iy Priv\!Ji.a~ great sunset views
'199,000
Lido Isle Traditional
4BR 3BA, prime 45' comer lot
Piazza location, Fr. doors, hrdwd firs
$795,000 I $3500 per mo. lease
Corona del Mar Condo
2BR 2.SBA Tum-key, south of PCH
Steps to beach & park, hardwood floors
$299,000
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
28d/IB:i original oo great street. Ideal to tear d"'m :md
build. Lot <M~r 6,300 sq. ft. $319 ,000
Nn'PORT HEIGHTS
Estattsale. Great quiet comer locallon w/good po1en11al
3Bd/I 58a. laJw! ram1~· m1 & big kJIChen $389 ,000
KINGS ROAD
3Bd/2Ba rcm<Xlel opportu111~. or tear tlo\\11 & h111ld lll'll
wtview poiential. 0\11ier 111:1y cam'. $5 7 5,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Tasieful •8dl383 remodCI w1coun~ style eat-111 kitchen
3 frplce & I~~· pl'\1 yatd wlspa & BBQ $6 79 ,000
KINGS ROAD
Fahulous largt!custom l10mcw/guestcottagc oce:u11 it'll
deslf.lltr kitchen. dining ml & 4 rrplct>s $1.239.000
EASI'SIDE COSTA MESA EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Charmmi: 3Bd cottage w/custom count~ kitch, remod-
ekd hath. oak & bnck frpk. quiet street $209,000
Huge 3Bd l\mhm 111 ~t loca11on. Big isumd kitchen 11/
nook. frplc. walk-ms & pm':lte pallO $205,000
MANNY
STELLINO
+
MARLENE
HASSEL
Waterfront Homes, Inc. Realtors®
~® 631-1400 x254/259 • 642-6048 • 650-2678 ·
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SEA RIDGE
Affordable 4 bd. 2 ba, larqe lot
$199,000 -John Campbell
NEWPORT CREST
G olf Co urse View, Z"bd. 2 ba
$244,9 0 0 -David Prince
HUNTINGTON BEACH
3 bd. 2 .S ba -$279,000
f2S9.000 -Michael Dreyfu•
MESA. VERDE
G r eat Buy! 3 bd, 2 ba, patio
$269,0 0 0 -Jennifer Pri t c hett
CAu:FoaNIA. SEABaEBZE
3 bd condo, qreat location!
f318,000 -Chri•ta and Marie
S~ CLEMENTE
2 bd plu• den. spa tub, wet bar
$37S.OOO -Nancy Laviqne
HARBOR RIDGE
4 bd. 2 .S ba, biq f anrlly room
$4$0,000 -Don andJoyce Olson
SEA ISLAND
Traditional 4 bd cu•tom home
$488,000 -Judy Muncy
CLIFF HAVEN
Super location! Terrific View!
$489,SOO -Christy Lanqfo rd
CALL COLDWELL, BA Ult.
NRWPO I BEACH
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BIG CANYON
3 bd, 2 ba Lu•.k hom.e with pool
f64S,OOO -Perry Taub
DOVER SHORES
4 bd hom.e on cul-de-sac
•669.900 -Dave Wong
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SATURDAYSINVITA'nONS
CLIPP HA.WK
418 Siqn&l
CoaoNA DEL MAJl
426-B Goldenrod f319,000
SATURDAY & SUNDAYS DJV1TA.'nON8
Dovn SHOau/WEftCLIPIP
1410 Warwick f969,000
EAs'I'BWPF
819 Belli• f94'0.000
Lrr:iUr laAND BA.LIK>A
US Abalone f679.000
SPYGL.Utl HIU.
8 Monterey Circle
SUNDAYS INVITA'nONS
BSAOONBAY
62 Beacon Bay
-EAlrrm>• CoftA MaA
201 Su.ann..h Pl&Oe
HAaaoa Vmw HD.I.a
1101 Ebbtide Road
1226X..l
1931 SandoUtle
Kuao•l-...xo
26 Harbor I1lana
Lmol&B
3328 Via Lido
NSWJICSI lblolrn
609 Donald P.l&oe
SM l8IAIU>
7 Sea Cove
UPPD~Jky
2201 Private Road
NEWU8TIN08
f999,000
ta4r9,0oo
f899,000
f960,000
f999.000
•s.000.000
•'199.000
f929,000
f4'88.000
Lrm.B BAr.B<M. JR>Ja) -New Orle&l\9 .style
home on the little 1.i.ncL Three bec:lroOm matri
hou•e plu• unit. Warm WoOd tonn &ftci oountry
charm int•rlor. l.oac:t. of l>Ullt-in•.
f679,000 -Jolm Campbell
HA.aBos RD>CHE -SpacJicnu o~om ..stat• ii\
prntiqiolU community. FoV 1'edroo~ 9
batld. four ftr.placi-. pool and 9PL l.0"9 of
entertainment area. ownez.Wlll oonataer a
trade.
fL299.000 -Don llM)o)'Gc 01-oit
l Kevin Kanda
John Campbell
D'ette Steelberg
NanPoyle
LylnnEwinq
Jeff Ewing
Eclle Ol~n
Dave Wong
Judy Muncy
H you have any
questions, please call
our office manager,
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4 bd, 3 ba + giant bonus for office or exercise area. Over
2300 sq. ft. of decorator perfect living.
$319,000
Pm'<lh.' cu..,tom community with pool and park. Singll'
.,tory 4 hl..>dmom, 2.5 bath home. Full Back Bay view.
$439,000
Rare Eastside single story townhome; 2 bedrooms (was 3)
and a formal dining room.
$164,500
Any Youth Sport supporter registering at my open
house will allow our youth to receive a $1.00 con-
tribution by Donald Pfaff. Stop by for Details
Best view, best street, best price! ExccUent Ooor plan, with
3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths-. AU major rooms have a view .
SUBMIT $899,000
Priced Dropped
in Eastbluff!
Now. $540,000
815 BELLIS
Open Saturday &: Sunday
1:00-5:00
·• 3 bedroom single level home
~~ • Completely remodeled
•Ocean view
• Pool and spa
•Friendly family neighborhood
Ginny Anderson
644-9060 x151 office
759-1997 home office
AL1soN McCoRMicK
P RBVIBWS P ROPERTY SPECIALIST
(714) 644-9070 x405
NEW LISTING -BAYCREST
This remodeled single story home features 5 bedrooms,
3.5 baths, a spacious family room, dining room,
and a three car garage.
$574,000
BAYCREST STEAL
This large 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath
home rests on a 1 /4 acre
corner lot, complete with
gorgeous pool and spa, and
. oxersized 2 car garage
-$519,000
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Incredible View
Incredible Price!
$655,000
3 Bd, 3 Ba, 3 car garage,
3 fireplaces plus
--~~~~~~~...;;;.....J a master retreat.
Call for details
about terms or lease.
644-9060 x127
Chuck 8r Kathy
Colesworthy
AFFORDABLE BAYFRONTS?
ABSOLUTELYl-[NCLUDING I NCOME!
DUPLEXES WITH P RIVATE BOAT D OCKS
414 38n1 Sn~eer
Island Waterfront Duplex
Private Boat Dock
G reat location with nearly •
3808 RIVER AVENL'E
Red uced $60,000
W.it erf runt duplex
Excellent location o n channel
View1 of Bay and C ity Park
Seller will take all oHersl
$559.750
. all day sun. ~~-~....-iiiliiii
l dcal second home!
$549,000
AVID PRINCE
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D!IJflllCW91911t•I; .
Marketing luxu.ry propertie~ requires specialized sales force
A sales team with
innovative marketing
tools is a winning
combination
By Cherie Hartman
Succe!.~fully promoting luxury propertie"
requi res a team of specialiLed. qualified
c\pen-;. Therefore. ii is wi~ for buyen. and
-.elle" to ..eek out a real estate company
which dedicates a completely separate
progrnm to this exclusive market
The !->ale!. agents committed 10 thi .. market
'hou ld be backed by top quality educational
progrnm,. a soph1Micated datab<™! and a
broad ~pectrum of promotional materials.
Companie<; are more likely to meet the
demands of "pecial market' when they
Cherie Hortman
provide sales team~ with a variety of
seminars. work.shops and training courses. In
addition. a compute r network which
showcases properties nationwide. offering
buyers and sellers a wider scope of
!.Uccessful pos!.ibilities. <,hould be m~
available.
A sale' team supported by a powerful array
of markeung tools is likely to-achieve
l!uccess. For maximum results. the company
selected should provide a direct mail
program. targeting exclusively the upper ·
~helon clientele. Full-color brochures,
which feature the home·., highlight<;, should
also be made available. Yard signs
COLDWeu.
BANl(.eRC
John Campbell
Yo1r Salt Water Broker
(800) 473-8183
421 LEDROIT
Exceptional private Estate
Classic English Tudor Style,
approx. 9000 sq. ft
6 Bedrooms, 5 Fireplaces,
Gourmet Kitchen
$3,850,000
1008 E. BALBOA
Ultimate in Contemporary Living
Peninsula Bayfront Home
Magificent Views
Luxurious Master Suite
Indoor and Outdoor spas
1,850,000
115 ABALONE
On 100 block of Linle Island
Very Well Maintained
4 bedrooms, 3 bath home
Large south-facing patio
Close to bay and town
$675,000
incorporate a simple. yet elegant design and
help spur activity. Finally, a consistent
advertising program in quality publications is
needed to incr~ visibility on both a
national and international scale.
Buyers and sellers should look for a real
estate company with a well-established
huury marketing program. one that enjoys a
long history of success. They should seek a
company which has flourished for years, has
a proven track record and commands a solid
customer base. Only a real estate company
with these superior qualitie~ can best meet
the needs of an affluent cllentele.
Ch.trit Hal'fm4n is tlu branch managtr
of Col.dwell Banku N~port Btad office
wllkla s~riali:n in N1wport Beaeh an4
du '""""ndbtg artas. Wlttn worldng """
tstaU proptrfits, ColdwU lltutUr nli.ts 011
its cO.tpJ'fMIUWt Prnw.,I ISlalt
lltlUlttiltt Jll'Ogrut, in uisttnct si11et
1933. Clmu Htu11luln can H naclttd al
(714) 644-9060.
Agents named to International
Press Division of The Prudential •
Jon Douglas Co.
Realtors meet the
demands of today's real
estate market
Maxine Montgomery. vice
president/manager The Prudential -Jon
Douglas Co .. is pleased to announce the
selection of top real estate agent.s Mariann
Cordova and Bobbi Mezger as directors of
international press for Orange County.
"Mariann and Bobbi were the natural
choice for this significant position because
they successfully market propenies which
appeal to the international buyer."
Montgomery said.
Cordova and Mezger have contacted 149
worldwide publication.s and each of lhc
publications have expressed an interest in
featuring special Orange County home and
e tate properties. Cordova and Mezger
supply informational packages on de irable
Orange County communities along with
photo brochure packets for specific
properties currently available. 'The 1
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properties arc presented in easy--to-
undcn;tand format.ii whjch crosi1 cultural and
language barriers. Additional t.aff bas been
appointed to assist in coordinati ng the
international effort and increase its reach.
The International Marketing Department
is rapidly expanding to meet the needs of the
cum:nt real estate market and to reach
beyond the boundarie~ of the other real
estate companies.
'1'hc international publicauon~ feature a
different property each week." Cordova said.
"Worldwide readers are interested in
learning about the Southern California
lifestyle which the exquisite properties
represent Through oor exten ive network,
we provide global expo ure for the
propertie~ of our clients, whi le showcasing
Orange County's finest."
According to Mezger. "We have an
opponunity to promote the area as a whole,
:ilong with displaying available propenie
for buyers with special interests such as
equestrian. golf. tennis or ocean front. ..
CaU Mariann Cortlova and Bobbi Mqtr
o/Tltt Prud111tial ·Jon Dou1las Co., (71')
729-1267.
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North ~una custom oceanfront estate Ne .. tled high atop a
hill on an exclu ave beachfroat location known as Crescent Bay. you will be o\.crahelmed with
Lh1' Jn:h1LccturaJ masterpiece. 1bc magnificent estate. fe~turing an Oti.:, commcrci.11 elevator.
hJ' been described as the finest constructed oceanfront e~tate in Orange County
Entenng through bevded glass doors. the estate features :ibout 6.000 'i<JUare feet of elegant
h' mg 'Pace and is boiJL on reinforced concrete cai,<,<>ns to bedrock. There j, more than 1.500
..quMC feet of marble.
SI\ bedrooms, six and one-half baths. the estate h~ a total net~ork \Ound 'i}"•tem
Lhniughout. temperat~<ontrolled wine celhtr. double-paned window' and -.olid core doori-.
The maid's q\larters are separate.
l:nhanced with indoor-outdoor waterfalls and Kot pond-.. 11 has a magnificent garden i.cuing
v.sth a private pool and sp;i. This extraordinary propeny ha.' complete ..ecunty and pri vacy.
Offered at $3,995.000.
For a color broclture and to view this tslatt, call Ktnt McNaughton at Grubb & Elli!,
Rr~idtntial Rt aJ Estak Services, 23 Corporau Plaza. Ste. 190, Newport Btach, (714) 644-
6100.
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New Bedford w/4BR, 4BA, large bonus
room w/loft, brand new kitchen with center
island, granite counters, sub-zero refrlg +
an extra large back yard w/poot & view.
.. 75,000
nt
Fantastic view lot-dose to beach and gott
course. Over 14.000 sq.ft. of flat land.
Buyer selected this property as first
purchase on the "Poinr. A rare offering at
Reduced to $1,045,000
Big Canyon
Rebuilt home -over 45oo ~uare feet with 4 bedrooms, new kitchen and 4 baths, pool, 2 master suites, one up
and one down. Owner will carry 1st TD
with 15% down.
$749,500
c--....... •4539 QCM'hMn Dr.
Open House Suncbiy 1-5
Picture ~rfect one story 4BR. 3BA home
with floWing floor plan, spa and beautiful
ocean view. Move in condition. $300,000
under all others on street. $1,215,000
a rVew omes
Montego 4 BR home upgraded with French
doors, wood floors. new Kitchen and baths.
On prime greenbelt street near pool and
clubhouse. Assumable 1st TD and owner
willing to carry 2nd TO or lease option
Recluced to $515 000
Pelican Point
Fabulous front row view of ocean and golf
course. Owner must sell. Will trade for fux-
ury home or condo in Newport Beach or
Corona del Mar.
$1,075,000
elcourt
Magnificent 6.000 square foot custom home.
4 car garage, library, family room. large
game room, wine room. cul-de-sac street
One of a kind! Owner will carry 2nd TO.
BEST BUY IN BELCOURT! 1 595000
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FOR THE BEST IN PERSONALIZED SERVICE
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R1te1uof~28,1H5j KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30-year fixed 30-Year adjustable
INTEREST .. POINTS LOCK· INTEREST ~ POINTS MAX. MARGIN ADJ. TYPE PHONE RATE OWN l~t IN A.P.R. RATE OWN l~t A..P.R. LOAN (%t INDEX FREQ.
Abacus Financial Grp. A (714) 375-6666 7.500% 5 1.875 21 7.731 3.850% 20 1.000 7.701 500,000 2.450 110 1M
Amencan Home Loans A (714) 955-3633 7.625% 10 1.500 15 7.818 4.250% 20 1.625 7.695 203,150 2.375 110 1M
American Savings Bank s (800) 562-6272 7.750% 20 1.500 30 7.944 3.950% 25 1.000 7.602 600,000 2.350 110 1M
Bank Of America B (800) 424-2632 7.625% 5 2.000 45 7.871 6.250% 5 1.000 8.116 203,150 2.500 lTS 6M
California Federal Bank s (800) 225-3337 7.625% 20 2.000 45 7.871 3.950% 20 1.000 7.652 203,150 2.400 110 1M
Coast Federal Bank s (800) 300-5626 7.800% 20 2.000 0 8.049 3.850% 20 1.000 7.701 650,000 2.450 110 lM
Countrywide Funding K (800) 8n-5626 7.625% 5 1.500 45 7.818 5.000% 20 0.750 7.984 203, 150 2.750 110 1M
Detrick Mortgage Group A (714) 759·9692 7.375% 5 2.375 14 7.657 3.950% 20 1.250 7.578 600,000 2.300 110 1M
Oirectora Mortgage K (800} 808-5626 7.750% 5 1.625 15 7.958 5.400%. 20 1.125 7.945 500,000 2.050 l1M lM
Downey Savings s (800) 336-9639 7.500% 20 2.500 30 7.797 3.500% 20 1.000 7.598 500,000 2.350 110 1M
Emery Financial A (714) 729-9200 7.500% 5 1.875 30 7.731 3.950% 20 1.250 7.628 500,000 2.350 110 1M
Fidelity Federal Bank s (800) 2!2-2309 7.750% 5 1.625 10 7.958 5.100% 10 1.625 7.828 203, 150 2.500 110 1M
First Federal Bank s (800) 672-4332 7.625% 20 1.875 30 7.858 3.950% 20 1.250 1.n8 203,150 2.500 110 1M
First Interstate Bank B (800) 560-5001 7.875% 20 1.250 30 8.044 6.000% 20 0.750 8.313 203,150 2.750 1TS 6M
Fleet Mort~ K (800} 700-5650 7.500% 20 2.500 30 7.797 5.125% 20 1.750 8.203 203.150 2.750 1TS 1Y
Glendale Federal Bank s (800) 560-9000 7.625% 5 2.250 45 7.898 5.000% 20 1.000 7.761 203,150 2.500 110 1M
Home Savlngl s (800) 975-5051 , . 7.750% 10 1.500 30 7.944 3.950% 20 1.000 7.602 500,000 2.350 110 1M
Irvine National Mtg. A (714) 857-79n 7.500% 10 1.750 15 7.718 5.500% 20 2.000 8.491 500,000 3.000 lTS 1Y
Nations8anc Meg. Corp. K (800) 622--0102 7.500% 20 2.375 30 7.784 5.625% 20 2.250 8.309 203,150 2.750 lTS 1Y
Oceanview FNncial A (714) 651-6355 7.500% 5 l.750 15 7.718 5.750% 10 1.500 8.243 203, 150 2.750 HS 1Y
ProFed MOf1gage K (800) 686-3756 7.500% 20 2.250 30 1.n1 4.250% 20 1.000 7.B79 400,000 2.625 110 1M
Union Bank B (800) 453-1288 7.625% 20 2.000 60 7.871 5.625% 20 1.SOO 8.088 203, 150 2.875 110 6M
Westem Financial SB s (800) 393-9372 7.875% 5 0.875 30 8.004 6.000% 10 1.500 8.269 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y
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Coldwell Banker Pre~iews $pecialists tour harbor
Agents share
information on current
waterfront property
listings
8) Lana H. Johruon
Pmm11tu1111 D1r1 < wr
Which 1\land ~J'I formerly known a\
CJgnc} l\land lnamt!d after IL\ o~ner.
JLtor JJmc' Cagnc}') > Where I'>
\1othcr ., Bt:ach > Which water-onenred
1..omrnun1ty u'ed to l'>e known a.\ Pacifi c
ElcL!n1.. hie'> WhJt l\IJnd "the onl)
nJtural l\l:ind in the harbor 1
~ "lcv. pon Harhnr'' nch h1,tol) Lht:
cxLIU\f\c watt:rf nint prupen1c~ Jlong 1ti,
edge Jnd the LUrrcnt h'>ting., a\ Jtl:ible
v.crc \hJred hy Cold~cll B:inker
Prt.'.\tcw' Spcci.ill\t' dunng a ren:nt
two-hour krry tour of tht: harhur
Tak.Ing off from Balboa l'land ahrn1rd
a ren ted f crry. w 1th food and l'>e\ erage'
prm tdcd by Guardian Title and E<.cmw.
Coldwell Banker Prt:' 1ew!> Specrnli't'
'pent the afternoon en1oymg lhc
beautifu l harbor. while gathering
information°" surrounding
communities.
Each pecialisr bad detailed nwtetirig
ma&criaJs on waterfront listings currently
available on: Balboa Island. Balboa
Peninsula. Bayside Drive. Beacon Bay.
China Cove/Ocean BlvdJBreaku's
Dnve (Corona del Mar), l.rvinc Terrace.
Harbor Jsfand, Bay bores, Udo Isle,
Promonrory Bay, Linda Isle, Emerald
Bay and Irvine Cove. The spcciaJist(s)
~ho farm a particu lar area informed
other agen~ aboot property pecifics and
interesting highlJghlS of each
community.
"Pre'riews Spec1ali,ts ger together
quarterly Lo dt\Cu~ Listing. marketing
JOd -.elhng upper--cnd properties:· ~1d
Jennifer Pritchen. 'enior account
execut1' e. Coldwell Banker Newport
Beac h 'Th" i' our fir,t tour by ferry
that we hope to make a serru-annual or
annual e.,,ent ··
Pre'r 1ew\ Spec1alht!. are involved with
property tramact1on' worth a mimmum
of $750.000.
"Coldwell Banker has a fabulous
group of prof e!lsional agents who know
how 10 specifically meet the needs of
buyer\ and seller<,." Pritchett '\aid. "Our
Previe'ws SpeciaJists undergo rigorous
cenification courses along with ongoing
education dea ling wi1h high-end
properties. Now. via Internet. we're
involved with property Lran,actions both
nationally and internationally ...
According to Ron Leland. Coldwell
Banker marketing director. "We want to
make a difference in the service!. we
off er. Sharing knowledge and
Luxury Homes specialist makes a move
Consistent top producer
Kent McNaughton
brings extensive and
innovative marketing
techniques to Grubb &
Ell is
Kcnl MLNJughton, J JO-year veteran of
1hc Ncwpon Beach luxury home market,
m :en1ly JOtncd Grubb & Elli' Re!>idential
Real E'w1c Service' in Ncwpon Beach. the
market lt'ader 1n the Jfnuent coa\tal real
l''lale rnmmun11y Grubb & Elli' hold' the
1~\\1vc d1,.tmctmn of bcmg the Newixin
Beac h real C\tale company to pan1c1patc in
the mml real e\tate tran\Jctmn' uver ~I
m11l1<m 1n both 1994 Jnd 1995
~kNJugh1on. who'e 'ak' cxpen1-.e hJ'
c1lway' folu-.ed on the lu•wry home mclfkcl.
hold\ lhe record f11r one of the highe~t
pm.cc.I propen1e\ l>old in the Newpon Beac h
.in:J . J bayfront lt'ltng which 'old for more
thc1n S6 m1ll1nn in 1994 The prnpeny had
been ll\ted w1Lh three broker' before
McNaughton look over the hl\ting and \old
11 in rct:ord time. He credit\ hi\
1.:ompn:hen,1vc ad\.enl\tng campJ1gn v.11h
the 'ale of tht: re'idence
McNaughton wa.\ bom and raiM!d 111
Newpon Beach and has an CJ1;tensive
bJd.ground in rcc1l C\lJte ponfoho
manc1gcment. dnd wmmerl·1aJ and
1c\lden11al 'ale\. With prev10U!i real cMate
compJn1c,, he ha' con\1,tently runl..ed in the
top I ~ nJtmnall} in 'ale' pruductinn for hh
11uMandrng ab1ht}' 10 rcprc,em lullury txirnc
bu)'er' c1nd \eller... in their real e\Llte
tran,Jcl1on,. Gc11ng far beyond the
re\pon,ibilit1e' of m<"t real C!ilate agent\,
M1..Naugh1on mu't manage the 'J>CCtah1cd
marlceting. negot1atmg and financial
ellpendnure' required 10 <;ucceed in e'Wtc
\ale,.
McNaughton\ innovati ve marlccting
technique\ have recently been hjghhghted m
.trt1de' wntten for -.everal national real
e'tate maga7tne\. Among the many unique
marketing program!> he ha~ devefoped to
gain expo,ure for multi-million dollar
"'''"g'· 1~ a weekly broker preview held
every Fnday for all Newpon Beach agent\.
McNaughton initiated the broker preview
la\t year and allendance ha.' grown
con'1derably. While touring McNaughton's
current li'llngc;, Newpon Beach '\ale., agent\
are \ervcd lunch and invited to enter a
drJv.ing for J SIOO Nord,trom gift
cert1 fie ate
McNaughton \ uveruge listing price j, $2
m1 lhon, and he typically manages an
1mcn1ory of more than $22 million.
"Kent " known throughout the community
for h1~ 'ucCe\\ in the c\tate market. a' is Lhe
Grubb & Elli' Ncwpon Beach office. which
ic; the exclu,l\c
affi hate of
Chrhtic \ Great
fatale,," 'aid Ron
MaL 1ano.
manc1ger nf the
Grubb & Elh'
office. "Kent\
!tale\ and
marketing
expen1-.e
combined w1lh
the <;uppon services offered by hii. offi ce
will cenainly lead to increru.ed bu,ines!. for
both."
To speak wiJJr Ku rt McNaughton, caU the
Grubb & Ellis Newport Beach office, (714)
644-6200;-u.J.-l 25.
Grubb & Ellis Residtntial Real Stn icts
has nine off1e11 and 340 1ak1 associates
serving Orange and San I>Ugo counQu.
Grubb & Ellis Rtsithntial Real Estate
Services has bttn tt' membt r of tlu Better
Homt1 and Gardtns Real EstaU Service
network of inthpetuhnt real estate firms
since 1992. Bnur Homes and Gardens
Rtal Bstau Service, formed in 1978, is an
inurnational networlc of more titan 700
mtmlHr firms wW. more titan 1,4()() offices
and mon than U ,000 Uctn1td salts
associatt1 in tht UniJed Sta111, Canada and
Puerto Rico. <>
dis~eminating infonnation among our
agents is an ongoing team eff on ... one
which makes our office stand out in the
crowd."
Coldwell Banku Ru ithntial Real
Estate is aJ 2121 E. Coast Highway,
Suite 180, Newport Beach, 92658. Call
(714) 644-9060.
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Valerie Howell
ioins Grubb & Ellis
Ron Mauano. branch manager of the
Newpon Be.it:h offil·e of Grubb & Elli'
Re,1dential Re.ii E.'tate Service<; ic; pleased
to welcome 'ale' J\!tociate Valene Howell.
Involved in real el.late for seven years.
Howell has abo worked in retail mortgage.
"Valerie's 1mpre,\1ve background and
knowledge of the rnLncacies or real estate
will certainly lead to her conrmued success
in this office." MU7 tano said.
Howell began working with Kent
McNaughton. al\o of Grubb & Elli . a shon
time ago becaui.e 'ihe wanted to -.ell homc!i
in Corona del Mar and Newpon Beach. an
area she lovci. und the place she resides.
"I was given a great opponunlty to w(>r\
with Ken I, .. Howell said. "I love the
life,tyle of Corona dcl Mar and I constantly
benefit from Kent's knowledge and
experience in the renl estare busine.'ls."
Howell comes from a close-knit family
for which she is very thankful. If he is not
working or spending time with the
wonderful man in her life, he enjoys
equestrian riding. snow skiing or her
favorite hobby -shopping.
7b sptak wilJt Voltm Howell, call Grubb
& Ellis Rt UJ~ntial Rtal Estalt St,.,ices,
(7 U ) 644-6200.
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0iscover t his magnificent ma'fision 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 ceiliifgs. --- -~ _
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 separate entrance, wine storage, and a gourmet's kitchen with solid granite
countertops and Sub-Zero refrigerator .
. Other features of this unique property include a pool/jacuzzi, four car garage, gym with sauna,
intercom system, and ocean and city light views.
Priced to Sell at $1,950,000
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REAL EsTATE
(714) 720-1760
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306 Hazel Dr. 3-5BR
Jim & Patty McDonald
McDonald COM Homes
759-9070
336 Morning Canyon.
Jim & Patty McDonald
McDonald COM Homes
759-9070
4714 CortJand Drive
BJ Johnson
Grubb & Ellis
644-6200
4BR
4BR
COSTA MESA
Sat/Sun 11-5 $1,295,000
Sat/Sun 11 -5 $897,500
3131 Corle Marin 3BR
Sandy Mittman/Prudential Calif.
729-7271
405 Holmwood
Barbara Sanregret
Barbara Sanregret Realton
644-0195
38R
506 I Street 38r
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
508 Via Udo Nord 4Br
cannery Village Realty
673-3777
Sun 1-5 $389,000
Sat 12-5 $359,000
Sun 1-5 $1,090,000
Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,599,000
3001 Country Club Dr.
Anne McCasland
Remax Realty
4BR Sat/Sun 12-5 $695,000 512 Via Udo Nord
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
4Br Sat 1-5/Sun 10-5 $1,449,000
760-5000
3320 Wyoming Circle
Delpha Oswald
Coldwell Banker
668-9333
JBR Sun 1-4 $228,500 Big Canyon Villas 2-3BR
Melinda Mason
Barbara Sanregret Realtors
759·7700
NEWPORT BEACH
1224 W. Bay Ave
Ca nnery Village Realty
673-3777
1824 Marapata
BJ Johnson
Grubb & Ellis
721-0132
200 San Remo
Jill Wiese
Knowleton Realty
642-1168
SOR
4BR
6BR
2188 Vista Entrada JBR
George Lane/Prud Newport
760-8834
2204 Fortuna JBR
Phyllis/Barbara
Barbara Sanregret Realtors
644-0195 -
2238 Alta Vista
George lane Prud Newport
760-8834
2300 Redlands
Agent
642-3033
3BR
J BR
Sat/Sun 1-5 $2,495,000
Sat/Sun 1-5 $585,000
Sun 1-5 $875,000
Sat 1-5 $339,000
Sat/Sun 12-5 $329,000 .[J
Sat/Sun 1-5 $399,000
Sun 1-5 $409,000
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Sat/Sun 1-4 $345-469K
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200 Via San Remo
6 bedrooms, 4.5
baths. Large master
w/office & balcony.
Formal living
w/fireplace. Large
dining room. Family
room with fireplace.
Private front patio
with fireplace. Best
street to street
location. Steps to park, tennis, Udo beach & clubhouse.
$875,000
Jill Wiese
KtONlElON ' . . 646-3605 office • 642-1168 home
OLD CORONA DEL MAR
REDUCED!!!
2618 Cove
2BR, 1 BA, dining room & roof
deck with great bay view. Live in
now -build later or just LIVE!!!
Jim & Patty McDonald
McDonald CdM Homes
759-9070
Remo e Eastside
3 Bedroom Pool Home
Attractive amily room with
fireplace. Kitchen opens to
spacious dining area.
Workshop. Extra parking.
Alley access.
Priced for Quick Sale
$299,000
Jackie Gillis, Realtor
~"Area Specialist''
631-8011
• 60 fr ON rliE BAyl
Corona Del Mar
For Sale or Lease
$695,000/$2700 Mo .. to .. Mo
(Lease Option Possible)
3BR, 21/2BA. G reat mom includt!S
state-of-the-art kitchen with granite
counccr., opens to dining/family mom
with firc ph1ce & skylights a ll viewing
private pool!
Jim & Patty McDonald
McDonald CdM Homes
759-9070
• IMMAculAr~ wiTli cusroM AppoiNTMENTS
• ldEAl SourliEnly EXJ>OSURE
• PnivATE dock Fon IARGE yAcliT
$969,000
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big \."Omer lot. Mctk."uloltl'ly mulnt.IUm:d . .................
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