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Man. released, another charged in murder· case
• Assailai+t in rape and beating of Costa Mesa women turns out not to be
man jailed for 16 years.
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pi'lot
SANTA ANA -Alter releasing
an innocent man who was wrong-
ly imprisoned for 16 years and
arresting a second man suspected
in six murders, authorities
announced Friday the 1979
killings and assaults of four Costa
Mesa women that paralyzed the
city with fear are finally solved.
Law enforcement officials said
Friday they have charged Gerald
Park~r. 41. with six counts of mur-
.Per committed in 1978 and 1979
with special circumstances mak-
ing him eligible for the death
penalty.
Parker is suspected of commit-
ting three murders in Costa Mesa
m 1979, and a fourth attack and
sexual assault of a Costa Mesa
woman who lived, two murders in
Tustin and one in Anaheim
Solving the crimes is credited
in large part to modem technolo-
gy, updated as recently as March
of this year, capable of sorting
through the old DNA evidence
gathered at the crime scenes,
which linked Parker to the
killings, law enforcement officials
said at a press conference held at
the county courthouse in Santa
Ana Friday.
•Fortunately, by the use of
today's technology we were able
to solve yesterday's crimes," Cos-
ta Mesa Police Chief Dave Snow-
den said. "Some live on with the
scars of (Parker's). work ... The
families are fore\'er disrupted
because of his crimes.
"Fortunately, today he is
behind bars and will never see
the light of day again," Snowden
said.
The Costa Mesa women Park-
er is suspected of raping and .
killing in 1979 are Kimberly Gaye
Rawlins, 21, Marolyn Kay Carel-
ton, 31, Debra Lynn Senior, 17,
and he is suspected of bludgeon-
ing Jane A. Pettengill, 24, who
survived the attack but still suf-
fers physical impairments.
During the months of October
to July 20, 1979, the three women
were bludgeoned to death.
Another was beaten and left for
dead. All the attacks were within
a half mile of Harbor Boulevard
and Victoria Street in Costa Mesa.
The killer became known in
some circles as the "Costa Mesa
Thumper."
·we referred to him as the
'Thumper' because the common
thing was all the victims were
beaten," said Costa Mesa police
Capt. Tom Lazar. "These cases
were really disturbing to the com-
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Friends mourn slaying of
foriner Corona del Mar resident
• A memorial service for
Thomas A . Meyer will be
held in Corona del Mar
on Monday. Meyer died
in a shooting incident last
Sunday in Boston.
By Andrea Sakamoto, Daily PT/ot
Police are still searching for the
gunman.
A me.morial service for Thomas
A. Meyer will t4ke place at 6 p.m.
Monday on
the bluffs at
Ocean Boule-
vard and
Goldenrod
Avenue,
overlooking
Corona del
Mar Beach.
"He was a
bon vivanl Uil:•IM:Mt
and was com·
fortable ·with
all kinds of
people from
the ,most
influential to the lnOlt ordinary,•
Mid George Quick, a Colt& Mela:
resident and Meyen dole frlilod.
"He loved sWiJjuning in the ocean.•
QUk:k attended UncOln Mid.·
die Sc:bOol Uci Corou dill Mat
High with M eyer.
"A group of friends have all
stayed together for 30 years due
in large part to Tom," said Quick.
Meyer went to Boston to cele·
brate A friend's wedding. Deb
Vogel, another schoolmate, said
Meyer had gone o~t to a club
with people he met at the wed·
ding in BoSton end was found
dead next to a f ounWn at a con·
dominiwn complex, dressed in
the white tuXedo }\e had worn to
the wedding.
Another man wu also found
dead a block away, leading
Bolton poUce to belleve Meyer
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: +Gerald P..tler, 41, is :
: charged with six counts of l
• murder. 1 I I • Here are the Costa Mesa '
: cases he is charged with :
: committing:
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KIM HAGGERlY I DAILY PILOT
An enlargement of suspect Gerald Parker, 41, ls displayed
during a press conference while Brad Gates (left), Mike
Capizzi (center) and Dave Snowden answer questions from
the media Friday morning ln Santa Ana.
• April 1, 1979 -Kim-
berly Gaye Rawlins, 21.
• April 1, 1979 -
Marolyn Kay Carleton,
31 .
•Oct. 20, 1979 -Debra
Lynn Senior, i 7.
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t.ett. Costa Mesa
police officers arm
themselves as they
get ready to con-
front a man barri-
caded inside a
liquor store. Below,
suspect Tommy Rush
surrenders to police
after a long standoff.
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Incident at
liquor store
concludes
peacefully
• Five hostages are able
to escape with the sus-
pect's gun -which police
later learned was
1 unloaded -before he
surrendered.
By Iris Yokoi, Daily Pilot
WEST SIDE -A man armed
with what looked like a shotgun -
and reportedly saying he wanted
police to kill him -holed up in a
liquor store with five hostages for
about an hour Friday evening
before he surrendered peacefully.
By the time Tommy Wayne
Rush, 35, of Santa Ana, came out
of the Liquor Market and
dropped to his knees around 7:30
p.m ., all of the hostages had
escaped from the store and he
was unarmed, thanks to the
quick action of one hostage, beer
delivery worker Steve London,
who had grabbed the gun as he
ran out.
The weapon turned out to be
an unloaded pellet gun.
No one was injured in the ma-
dent, but the tense, hour-long
standoff at the comer of 19th
Street and Monrovia Avenue
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t111ned
on these,
ligh~?
• Harbor View Hills
homeowners say illunu-
nation from new Central
Library is hanrung vie1vs
and property values.
By Carolyn Miller, Dally "' o:
NEWPORT BEACH -At r. t1h1
when residents in Harbor V1e\~
Hills look out their wmdows., dlJ
they want to see is the magruh-
cent view of the city lights against
the backdrop of the ocean.
But since 1994, several say
t h e i r
expen-
sive Vlew
has been
marred
by the
fluores-
c e n t
1 1 g ht s
shining
from the
Newport
Beach
public
library at
1 0 0 0
Avocado
Avenue.
It's not
0 JUSt the
lights
that illu-
minate
the park-
ing lot,
it's the
TAKING A DIM
VIEW?
Homeowners
nearthe I new Cen-
tral Library
say the
lights
there are hin-
dering their
views. Should
the city spend
extra money to
1 remedythe
problem. Call
our Readers
Hotline at 642-
6086.
mtenor lights that glow Jrom thE:
panel of windows along the
library's spme
Dlfferent solutions have
mduded installing hades on thC'
lights in the parking lot to direct
the light downward instead or
outward, putting shades inside
the bwlding; and putting ball ol
the lights U\ th parkmg lot on an
automatic timer so they shut off at
night.
But none of these solution
worked because of d 1gn ptob·
Jcms and cone ms over safety in
the dimmed lot, according to oty
offldals and rc51dents.
Residents in Harbor View Hills
are concerned their interrupted
Wtwi could diminish th~ir prop•
erty values. OI the 146 homes 1ln
tM cunmUnlty, the VieWI from
about 15 homes OD tbl.e ilrMll
fadng th• library .,. dhdly ~ Wbaraa Mid.
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--PEERLESS DEDICATION
College student Sara Gershwin is passionate Q/jout teaching ·:'.
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greer
wylder
A,Marees gets a
makeover to show
new design er line
'B est buys on women's
designer clothing, acces-
sones and shoes are
available at the A'Maree•s,
1649 Westcliff Drive in New·
port Beach, during its summer
sale. There is a great selection
of sprinQ and summer mer-
chandise that's reduced. Also,
A'Maree's has exclusively
dcquired Modern Amuse-
Jn.ent's new fall men's unisex
clothing.
:-·The women's boutique has
~rdnsformed its displays into a
:vintage surf shop complete
;with a ntique longboards to
show off Modem Amusement's
iatest men's polo shirts, classic
!goiJ shorts and casual wear
:that are popular with women
:Os well. A'Maree's is pla nning
hn selling Modem Amuse-
~ent's children's clothing soon .
t
: A rare sale is ha ppening
~oday at Be llini, (63 1-2229)
!which features top-of-the-line
~h1ldren's furniture and acces-
~ones. The parking lot sale will
~e 10:30 a.m . to 3:30 p .m .
: The sale will feature floor-
~odel furniture, bedding for
'Cnbs and twin-size, strollers,
:i-i1gh chairs, clothing and
:accessori es. Mert:handise will
~e marked down to 75% off.
Bellini is located at 1822 New-
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By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot
C uriosity is what
brought Sara Gersh·
win to her first
human sexuality class.
Detennination is what
prompted her to launch a
series o1 free safe sex work-
shops for Orange Coast
College students.
After watching her peers
and friends make poor deci-
sions in their own sex lives
and recalling her own past
personal choices, the 21-
year-old OCC student last year
decided to take charge and start
educating her classmates about
sexual risks and AIDS aware-
ness.
"It was1nore personal than
anythingi that is what pushed
me,• Gershwin sAid. "I think it is
about time we get comfortable
about talking about sex. It
shouldn't be a problem to bring it
up and that is what we are here
for.
M (Sex education) should be
taught to fifth and sixth graders
and we can't even do anything
for 12th graders.•
fellnw students to practice safe sex
Her Wlfaltering quest to edu-
cate anybody who will listen ·
about the •sater• choices to
make while in a sexual relation-
ship consumes all of the health
science major's time when she is
not in class.
"We are not going to talk
about abstinence because we are
in college,• sh e said. "We need
to be realistic. "
As a recent recipient of the
Robert B. Moore Award for
excellent student service, Gersh-
win contributed more than 200
hours of direct student service.
The Huntington Beach resi-
dent has also been heavily
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involved with the community in
general by presenting her knowl·
edge at clinics, rehabilitation
centers and colleges. And she
plans to attend Cal State Long
Beach next spring to carry on her
community services and earn her
degree.
"She seems real compassion-
ate about what she does,• said
Jim Hastings, who is also an
OCC peer helper. •Her concern
for others goes above and
~yond what others do. She
began to lead the whole thing
once sne got started and her
maturity really shows through.•
Although she knows she can-
not reach every person she talks
to, Germwin said she hopes she
reaches at least a few of her
peers.
MI find strangers listening to
me more than my friends do,•
she said "My friends know what
I do, but they go and they don't
follow anything I've told them. I
don't understand.•
Getting bored during her
bands-on workshop is one thing
Gershwin doesn't let happen.
•we try to be tun and ener-
getic, We don't preach or lecture,
we present,• she said •And I
also don't try to scare them -I try
to be on their level and flat out
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just tell them what is
going on. U I say it's scary,
I'm serious.• ·
Part o! the workshop
activities include blowing
up a condom and putting·
different lubricants on it fo
see if it pops or not and
having each participant
learn how to properly put
on a condom.
The class also plays
•Sex The Toe,• a word
game played in teams
that explains facts about
HIV and AIDS.
"We'll do anything to make
people open up,• she said. "I can
relate to them because I am their
age and I think it makes them
more comfortable.•
Gershwin said reaching one •
person out of 50 is an accom-•
plishment to her. •
• 1 could have gotten (HIV) last
night and given it to you today, -•
Gershwin will often say to her :
audience. She said the statemen• ·
grabs the listeners' attention .
every time and she could only : :
hope these kind of statements : ·
stick with them longer than the• ~
two hours in the classroom. •
• Glabman's Furniture and
J lntetior Design. (5 40-3822)
which sells very high-end fur-
' niture, is ha ving a priva te
J semi-annual storewide sale this f weekend.
Hundreds of parents pull off Grad Night success ::
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For two days only, me rchari-
d1se including dining room and l fledroom furniture, custom
, upholstery, leather furniture,
4 carpetmg, lamps and mirrors
t will be marked down to 50%
~off. Na me-brand furniture sold
,,..dt Glabman's includes Baker,
• Kmdel, Maste rcraft, John Wid-
i ~com b a nd outdoor Brown
t.Mrdan furniture. Also, you cap t s~ecial order merchandise and
·-r~ceive the sale price. Glab-
1-tna n 's is located at 3089 Bristol
: St. m Costa Mesa.
~ • The Costa Mesa Animal
• AQspital highly recommends
~the K-9 Boutique (548-1200)
~located at 333 E. 17th St. in
~\osta Mesa for dog grooming.
l Owner Bill Rodden grooms
~dll types of dogs and includes
: d free flea dip with his service.
: Price depends on your dog's :.,1ze. but a typical grooming
; 'nsts $30. Rodden requests
: dogs be brought in before 10
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' • • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and
:. Saturdays If you know of a good buy
; call me at 540 1224. fax me at 646-~ 11170 or write to me: Best Buys Daily
~Pilot. 330 W Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627.
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GllAD NIGHI': More than
1,000 high school seniors from
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District enjoyed Grad
Night at Corona del Mar, Costa
Mesa, Estancia and Newport
Harbor High Schools last Tues-
day thanks to the tireless efforts
of hundreds of parent volunteers.
A parent committee began 10
months ago to develop the
theme, design the Grad Night set
and raise funds from corporate
sponsors. Dozens upon dozens of
other senior parents met on
weekends and weeknights to
construct and paint the set, coor-
dinate food, entertainment and
ticket sales to the students, and
provide scholarships to students
and opportunities to work off the
admission fee, which ranges from
$35 to $140, depending on the
school.
Grad Night, which ran from 9
p.m . Tuesday to 4 or 5 in the
morning on Wednesday, was
staffed by hundreds of parents of
underclassman to provide seniors
a more relaxed atmosphere than
if their own parents were chaper-
oning. It was a safe and sane
evening of celebration thanks to
the parent volunteers at each
school. The graduates thank
you!
OKAZAKI EXCHANGE: 1Wo
eighth-grade students from
jim
de boom
Corona del Mar High School
and two from Endgn Middle
School will depart for Okazaki,
Japan on Monday. July 8 for a
nine-day trip which includes a
stop at Tokyo, Gamagori (a
seashore resort) and home stays
in Okazaki. In Okazaki, the stu-
dents will visit schools and busi-
nesses and be honored at City
Hall.
Some 30 students applied to
be one of the four travelers, 15
were interviewed by members of
the Newport Balboa Jlotary
Club, which bas sponsored the
trip for the past 13 years along
with the Newport Beach Sister
Clty Aasodatlon. Selected to
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represent Ensign School were
Sarah Barker and Amanda
McCann while Alec Hanson and
Alan Pilest will represent Corona
del Mar. Ensign teacher Allee
Meek and her husband Ron will
be the group's chaperons.
Newport Balboa Rotary Club
has been Sister Club to the
Okazaki South Rotary Club for
13 years while the city of New-
port Beach is Sister City to the
city of Okazaki. Each Newport
Beach participant will be host to
the Okazaki student that will vis-
it here Oct. 4 to 9.
Welcome to the World of Ser-
vice Clubs ... Darryl Sheetz
(Attorney-Securities), sponsored
by Balley Smith; Gary Prentice
(Health Underwriter), sponsored
by Steve Dworet; and Patrick
Michaels [Television Production)
sponsored by Gordon Marshall
who joined the Newport-Irvine
llotary Club.
SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nus COMING WEEK: Want to
get more involved in your com-
munity? Visit a service club this
week. G uests are welcome and
most clubs will buy your meal on
your first visit
11.JESDAY: 1:30 a.m . -Ne w-
port Beach Sunrise Rotary Club
meets at lJle Balboa Bay Club to
hear Jim Vernetti on the subject
of l 000 Smiles, noon -Kiwanis
•
Club of Newport Beach meets at
the Shark Island Yacht Qub.
Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwanis
Club meets at the Costa Mesa
Community Center.; 6 p.m. -
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor
Lions Club, the Pish Fry Club
meets at the Costa Mesa Country
Club.
WEDNESDAY: noon -Costa
Mesa Rotar.y Club meets at Mesa
Verde Country Club. Soroptimist
International Newport Harbor
meets at the Santa Ana Country
Club. 5:30 p.m. -Newport-Bal-
boa Rotary Oub meets at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club to
hear from Jim Francisco, Orange
County Vector Control on •ertt·
ter, Orange County and You .
lllUtiDAY: 7 a.m. -Costa
Mesa-Orange Coast Breakfast
Lions Club meets at Mimi's
Cafe.1 noon -Kiwanis Club of
Corona del Mar, meets at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub.
Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Club
meets at the Holiday Inn.
FllJDAY:-6:30 p.!ll.. -The,.. • .
Exchange Club of Orange \...08St
ineets at the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club for installation of new
officers. The Exchange Club of
Newport Harbor meets at Balboa
Bay Club for the Installation Din·
ner. Newport Beach Sunrise
Rotary Club meets at Newport
Beach Country Club for their
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our service dub1s meeting lriformatlon •
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Purple Heart World::
War II veteran ::
Dimmitt dies : : •• Former SO-year-Lido Islt( •
resident Bertrand Dim.mi~:
passed away on June 1-' attar:":
a long Uln-a.t the age of 10:.
Dimmitt wa.s employed>!
with Orange Colinty UbrM)C •
and a noted author of short':
atorles. He was a veteran o':
World War D, where he wa( •
wounded and received a pur ... :
ple heart. : •
Services will be held at 1 t::
a .m . Monday, June 2• a.•:
Pacific View Memorial Par1' •
located at 3500 Padfic Vi.e~:
Drive in Newport Beach. : :
In lieu of flowers, memori-! •
al donations can be ma.de tO':
H<Mrg Hospital Pulmonary7:
Center. • •
SATURDAY. JUNE 22, 1996 AJ
"'.!J~e girl casts light on world of disabled .. Noise study not music to residents • s=. Ames bas changed her
When we first talked not quite
three years ago, Sandy told me
ahe didn't think her 6-month--01d
daughter, Shanel, woul(i ever be
a homecoming queen. ·
But when we met again
Thursday in the living room of
her newly remodeled Costa Mesa
home, Sandy said: .
•sure, why not? And why not
marriage, too? Having children? I
don't know. But we have a long
time before we have to worry
about that."
And who knows what can
happen in the next 20 years?
Geneticists are constantly did-
dling with the order of life.
Maybe by then they'll find a way
to deal with the one lousy chro-
mosome -'Ilisome 21 -that
caused Shanel Ames to be born
with Down Syndrome.
From the moment when a
nurse thoughtlessly told Sandy,
"Looks like she only caught a lit-
tle bit of the Downs," Sandy has
immersed herself in what she
calls "the world of disability."
She began with PROUD -Par-
ents' Regional Outreach for
Understanding Down Syndrome
-and moved on to the Interven-
tion Center for Early Childhood.
ICBC offers a range of therapies
to children with all types of afflic-
tions.
Though Shanel has "graduat-ep • to a regular preschool class
.at Orange Coast College, her
mom is working to help ICEC
find a new home. nus week, the
group became a victim of the
South Coast Community Church
and Mariners church merger
when it was given 120 days
notice to vacate its 14-year site at sec.
"It's not going to be easy,"
Sandy says, "but this is the t>nly
program of its kind in the county
and it has to continue.•
Helping scare up a decent,
8,000-square-foot facility -any-
body out there have one? -is
enough of a challenge.
But Sandy and five other
moms recently formed Speak
U.P., an outreach organization
dedicated to •educating and shar·
ing the human side of the world
of disabilities.•
More specifically, Speak U.P.
wants to reach out to many differ-
ent groups and give them a
glimpse into the positive side of
that world.
One bunch they want to grab
is doctors. "Medical professionals
need to know more about these
children," Sandy says.
They certainly do.
A while back, Shanel had the
croup. "People think it's a minor
little thing. Just take a hot shower
and steam it out. That's not so.•
She took Shanel to their HMO
facility, where the doctor diag-
nosed it as "just a mild sinus con-
dition.•
That was at 11 a.m. By 4 p.m.,
paramedics were at the Ames's
house fighting desperately to save
Shanel's life. She made it, but it
was a close call.
"That doctor knew Shanel had
Downs," Sandy says, •but he did-
n't know what that meant. In a
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child with Downs, everything is
eo much smaller -her windpipe,
her lungs, everything.•
A far mOJe pleasant incident
came at Santa Ana High School
after 5-foot-2-lnch Sandy spoke to
a class there.
"There were all these big men,
these football players who just
towered over me. They came up
after my talk to see Shanel All of
a sudden, these' huge yowig men
were down on the noor playing
house with Shanel."
1 have no doubt Shanel capti·
vated these lads. She can charm
any living thing.
Shanel is a brazen little rurt.
This beautiful little lovebug who
cuddled up to a mean, cynical
columnist and dang near melted
him.
Shanel did melt hearts of the
Uttle League team on which
brother Cory, 7, plays. They made
her their mascot and gave her a
team sweater. Shanel made near-
ly all the games, led cheers and in
general had a wonderful time.
Thanks to Sandy and Henry
Ames, and their beautiful Shanel,
I am beginning, as Sandy so elo-
quently puts it, "to see people for
their possibilities, not their disabil-
ities.·
• FRED MARTlN'S column runs every
Thursday and Saturday.
By Evan Henenon, Dai/of Pilot
COSTA t..msA -The numbers
from a $3,100 noise study may
show there isn't a problem or at
least not a violation of the city's
noise ordinAnce.
But as far as the residents of
the Sea Breeze Homes are con-
cerned, their peace and quiet -or
lack thereof -is the only proof
that things are still not well
between the Sea Breeze resi·
dents and their industrial park
neighbors.
•Even as we speak. there's a
typical example going on," Janet
Parrill said Friday. •Some men
have strewn debris in the parking
lot and they're demolishing a big
wooden desk with mallets.•
In what city officials are calling
an unresolvable dispute between
two conflicting zones, the Sea
Breeze industrial park sits
uncomfortably close to the Kauf-
man and Broad homes.
That means when the cabinet·
makers or skateboard manufac-
turers leave their doors open for
ventilation, the sawing, danging
and -crashing funnels directly into
Panill's and neighbor Deborah
Bramlett's bedrooms.
In mid May, the city complet·
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ed a study and hired a noise con-
sultant to chart the residents
complaints of e'lcessive noise
from the industrial park.
Although city officials said trash
delivery and pickup at the park
was frequently loud. the noise
consultant and the city's code
enforcement officer both con-
cluded there are no criminal vio-
lations.
•we do not believe that the
current level of tenant activity is
significant enough to warrant fur.
ther city action," city Code
Enforcement Officer Sandra Ben-
son wrote to the Parrills. "Nor
would that action result in suc-
cessful prosecution in a court of
law.
"We have come to the conclu-
sion that the dty canpot spend
additional time and resources on
this case. Therefore, this case is
closed." I
It's a conclusion homeowners
say they can't accept. This week
at the City Council meeting, the
Sea Breeze residents returned to
City Hall. They say they'll keep
showing up until something is
done. ·
They claim the city's equip-
ment is outdated and the noise
check ·was handled so openly
that businesses had ample time
to quiet noisy tndchmery. They
say the city's reports contain
numerous inaccuracies
What's more, they claim, the
noise is as bad as ever.
"The other night, two neigh-
bors reached their brt"alung point
and decided to go (to the meet·
ing): said Bramlett "Most of us
have a real problem understand-
ing how the city as an entity can
continue to ignore our written
correspondence."
Donald Lamm, the city's
Development Services Director,
says the situation has him
stymied. At a certain point, he
said, the city rrught return and
conduct another, unannounced
noise study, to see if the business-
es are continuing to obey the law.
A noise violation cames only a
misdemeanor fine
"The industnal park owner
has cooperated to a level where
he's saying 'enough is enough.'•
said Lamm. •Next to the Pacific
Amphitheater situation, we've
never had d noise problem we
couldn't resolve. I JUSl don't know
how to do it.•
M.A. Richley, on£> of the own-
ers of the industnal park. says
that as far as he is concenu;d, the
conclusions of the no).Se stuCly are
accurate.
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MAL ESTATE WORKSHOP
.n A free one hour workshop on
•The Real Estate Market, Boom
or 'Bust and How to Profit Now,·
win be offered from 10 to 11 a.m.
al the University Athletic Cub,
1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. eot more information, call 251-
0270.
CAMPFIRES
The Calif omia Department of
Fish and Game, the Orange
County Harbors, Beaches and
Parks and the Upper Newport
Bey Naturalists presents a new
series of free Campfire Pro-
grams at 7:30 at Shellmaker
bland, 600 Shellmaker. New-
port Beach. For more informa-
tion, call 640-1742.
SHARK SHOW
·Launch Pad, the non-profi~
preview facility of Discovery Sci·
ence Center, presents a slide
show and hands-on activities
about an encounter with the
great white shark at 11 a.m., 1
p.m. and 3 p.m. at 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. The cost is $5.75 for
non-members and $3.25 for mem-
bers. For more information, call
5-46-2061.
Prmuitm CigarJ
• Arturo Fuente • Ashton
• Avo • Cuesta Rey
·Davidoff
• Diamond Crown
• Don Lino • Dunhlll
• Excalibur • Griffin
• H. Upmann • Macanudo
• P.G. • Padron
• Partagas • Punch
• Romeo &.. Julieta
·Santa Rosa
• Savlnelll • V. Centennial
· lino &. many more.
• Ogar Humidors • EJie Bleu
&. more
Pine Li9'1tuJ
I mportNJ Pipe.1
TobaccoJ • Cigarettu
Uniqlll Gifu
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CAR SHOW
Mesa Verde Center II ha~ tta fNe dgt• a .... ...._
Fling Clauic Car Show today from 11 a.& ID I~ locill-
ed at Harbor and Adami streets ID Coiti ...... Por-
informaUon, call 435-2850.
SUNDAY its facility at 6904 ,)fl. Coast
Highway from 2 tcr(:30 p.m.
Refreshments and a raffle are
planned. The society houses
injured, abused and homeless
OPEN HOUSE
The National Cat Protection
Society invites the public to visit
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ith Pnde
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Challenges.
Excitement. r
Excellent Salary.
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For applications and more information contact the
California Highway Patrol office at
(714) 558-4325 • 24 Hour Recording.
·iWhen Your Partner Moves, You Don't
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Individually Pocketed
Coils Make the Difference
Traditional coils are linked at
the top and bottom,
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cats. Por mote information, c.all
650-1232.
FIEEMUSICAL
The public ii invited to a
Highland Pl.lng, a free Scottish
musical with a ditplay of bag-
pipe miniatures trom 2:30 to -':30
p.m. in the Priend1' meeting
Room of the Newport Beach
Central Ubrary. PoJ' more in!or-
mation, call 717-3801.
CONGRESSIONAL RECEPTION
The Newport Harbor Republi-
can Assembly presents tb.Jt sev-
enth annual congressional
reception presenting Congress-
man Christopher Cox from 2 to
4:30 p.m. at the home of Barry
and Debra Allen, 1021 White
Salls Way, Corona del Mar. Por
more information, call 645-9127.
MONDAY
PARISH MISSION
The dynamic and popular
Jesuit priest, Father Tom Allen-
der, with an approach entered
on inner spirituality, will present
·vour Ufe's Journey," a parish
mission at St. John the Baptist
Catholic Church, 1015 Balcer St.,
Costa Mesa, starting today
through June 27 at 9:30 a.m. and
7:30 p.m. For more information,
rJ!t Branson
-Central
Reservations
1 ·800-231 ·2969
One call does it all! Individuals,
Groups, Custom Packages.
Meils•lodging•Theater Show Tidets
Branson, Missouri
call 5"0-221-'.
R.EADINCi a..ue •
lb• Newport Beach Public
Ubra.ry'• "Cool summer Read-
ing• program has begun and
will continue through August 17.
Toddlers through kindergarten-
age children can sign up for a
Read-to-Me Club anytime dur-
ing the program. For more infor-
mation, call 717-3801.
CAMP READ S'MORE
The Costa Mesa Ubraries will
begin its summer reading pro-
gram Camp Read S'more and
will continue through August
17th for children, ages three to
12. For more information, call
646-8845.
TUESDAY -~-
BUSINESS SEMINAR
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber oL Commerce presents
a "The Art of Dynamic Presenta-
tion Skills• from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at
the John Dominis Restaurant,
2901 W. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. The cost is $5. For
more information, call 729-4400.
COOKING CLASS
•Appetizers with Attitude" .is
the title of a new class that will
begin a series of summer cook·
FARRELL G. HINKLE, D .D.8 .,M .8 .D.,AC.
Newport Beach: 844-1281 • S.nta Ana: 556-1122
PNctice Limited To Orthodontk:a
Md Tem lar Dieordere
ing classes on i1Ue1day an~
Thursday from 1 to 10 p.rn. at
Ouls Senior Center in Coront
del Mar. The cost ii $30. Por
more information, call 644-3151.;
FINANCE WORKSHOP
Finance 500 offers a free, o~
hour work.shop on how to reduQt
risk exposure on mutual funds;;
annuities and stocks from 1 to 2
p,m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at th~
University Athletic Club, 170.t,
Quail St., Newport Beach. For
more information, call 251-02701;
WBDNBSDAY
YOGA •• ;
•yoga For Your Back• is the
title of a new class designed for;
adults ol all ages suffering from
back pain incurred by injuries or.
stress from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. on:
Wednesdays. The cost is $28. Fo11
directions and reservatiops, call
644-3151.
PATIO GARDENING
A class titled "Patio Garden-
ing'" is offered on Wednesdays~
9:30 a.m. at Sherman Library·
and Gardens, 264 7 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar. Pre,-'
registration is required at $15.
For more information, call 673.
2261.
"""1NG WOltkSHOP
1 A new series of m Wednesday
cfrawtng and painting landscape
and seascape work.shops have
begun from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. at 4lfferent Newport Beach
8bd Corona del Mar lites. Por
More information, c.all 6'-4 3151. SMART INVESTING
... The Orange Cout College's
CoI11Inunity Education Office
Offers a work.shop titled •Smart
Investing for Seniors• from 1 to -4
p.m. in Room 112 of OCC's Coun-
seling and Admissions Building.
The cost is $19. For more inform.a,
tion, call 432-5880.
BUSINESS OWNERS
The Internal Revenue Service
ii ottering free tax workshops for
small business owners from 10
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Library, 1855 Park Avenue.
For more lnfo~ation, call 360-
2094. I ,
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SUDESHOW
•The Use of Lasers in Medi-
cine" is the title of a free slide lec-
~e at 7 p.m. in the Friends'
Meeting Room of the Newport
Beach Central Library, 1000 Avo-
Cedo Avenue. For more lnfonna-
tMm. call 117.3800,
stMflitG AUTHOR
Swfing enthusiast Daniel
Duane, author of •eaught Inside:
A Surfer's Year on the California
Cout, • will be the featured
speaker at the Newport Beach
Public Library Foundation's
•Manusmpts'" presentation at 11
a.m. in the Friends' Meeting
Room. For more information, call
717-3801.
MARKETING EXPERT
The Business Development &
Dolphins Divisions offers a net-
working seminar along with
breakfast at 7:00 a.m. at the Sher-
aton Newport, 4545 MacArthur
Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost
ranges from $15 to $19. For more
information, call 729-4400.
FOOD-WINE FEST
The South Coast Plaza Sum-
mer Food and Wine Festival from
5:30 to 8:30 p.m. benefits the The
Food Distribution Center and the
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen.
Savor cuisine from local restau-
rants, sample premium California
wines and be serenaded by a live
steel drum band. Tickets are $30.
The event is at Crystal Court,
3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Call
435·2160.
RRIDAY
BLOOD DftlVE
The Newport Harbor Elks
Lodge is having an American Red
Cross Blood Drive from 3:30 to
8:30 p.m. at J.456 \Ila Oporto in
the Udo Marina Village. For more
information, call 497-5749.
HORSE SHOW
A free Peruvian horse show
will start today and end on June
30th from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
Equestrian Center at the Orange
County Fair. For more informa-
tion, call (909) 877-2792.
STREET FAIR
The 31st Street at the Cannery
Village invites you to a European
Street Fair from 10 a.m:to 4 p.m.
in Newport Beach.
MEDITATION
Raj Yoga Meditation and its
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Hrs: M·F, 8aJn. to 6p.m.
Sat., 8a.m. to 5p.m.
Sun., 9a.m. to 4p.m.
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1550 Newport Blvd.
Hrs: M-Sat., 7:30a.m. to 5p.m.
Kimco llotonport
2121 Harbor BM:S.
Hrs: M-Sat., 8a.m. to 6p.m.
Sun., 9a.m. to 3p.m.
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Mrs: M-F, 7:30a.m. to 6p.m.
Sat., 7:30a.m. to 5p.m.
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Hrs: M-F. km. to 9p.m.
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2855 Harbor Blvd.
Hrs: M·F. Sam. to 5:30p.m.
Sat., 8a.m. to 4p.m.
Jltfr Lube
375 Bristol St.
Hrs: M-Sat., 8a.m. to 6p.m.
Sun., 9a.m. to 5p.m.
Punfect Auto
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2049 Harbor Blvd.
Hrs: M~Sat., 8a.m. to 6p.m.
TlreSUtlon
4 75 E. 17th Street
Hrs: M·F, 8a.m. to 6p.m.
Sat .. ea.m. to 5p.m.
Sun., 10:00a.m. to 4:00p.m.
l'ecloo Tire
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1450 Baker
Hrs: M·F. 9a.m. to 7p.m.
Set., 8a.m. to ep.m.
Sun. 99.m. to 8p.m.
CLOSED TIJESOAYS
Jiffy Lube
2255 Fairview Rd.
Hrs: M-Sat., 8a.m. to 6p.m.
Sun., 9a.m. toSp.m:
Haua of
Pertonnance
3017 En_terprise St.
Hrs:M-F, 88.m. to 6p.m.
Plaza Chevron
3048 Bristol Street
Hrs: M-F, 7a.m. to 5:30p.m.
Sat., 7am. to 4p.m.
Superior Te.uco
1695 SUperior Ave.
Hrs: M-F. 8a.m. to Sp.m.
"'"-" AUto P•i'ta
1739 Superior Avenue
Hrs: M·F. SJLm. to 9p.m.
Sat., 8a.m. to 8p.m.
Sun., 9a.m. to 7p.m.
Scher Tire, Inc lf8
, 596 Newport Blvd.
M..sat. 7:SOLm. to 6:00p.m.
unique feattirel, such as yogic
transmission and cleaning, will be
discussed al a free open house
from noon to 2 p.m. at the New-
port Beach Central Ll'bra.ry, 100
Avac.ado Avenue. For more infor·
mation. call 759-5'34.
RJND-RAISER
~GES 1s sponsoring a hair
cutting fund raiser for COPES, an
agency for abused children in
Orange County from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. at 2515 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar. The haircut cost
is $25. For mote information. call
675-5531.
SMOKERS
The Nicotine Anonymous fel-
lowship wants to help men and
women who smoke to quit and
remain smoke-free. Call 650-2713
for the local evening meetings
nearest you.
CARDIAC SUPPORT GROUP
Led by registered nurse, Beth
Dunn. the Cardiac Support Group
meets every Thursday morning
from 11 a.m . to 12:30 p .m. at
Shape-Up Newport in the Aero-
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bic Room, 1080 Irvine Ave., New-
port Beach. The group is free and
open to the public. For more infor-
mation, call 631-3623.
USC ALUMNI MEET
The Alwnni Association for
USC Newport/Irvine Oub meets
the first Wednesday of each
month at the USC Orange Coun-
ty facility in Irvine, 2361 Campus
Drive. For more details of events,
call 250-4USC.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
The Costa Mesa Republican
Assembly meets every third
Thursday of the month at the
Neighborhood Couununity Cen-
ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa.
For more information, call 645-
5326.
DIVORCE MEDIATION
A free lecture about divorce
mediation, an alternative to the
traditional two-attorney divorce,
is offered the third Thursday of
every month with attorney Alicia
D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H.
Solow. Space is limited, and reser-
vations are required. For more
information, call 863-9590.
Pt.ANNING YOUR ESTATE
Legal Options, 620 Newport
SATURDAY, JUNE 22. 1996 A.I.
Center Drive, Suite 1100, New·
port Beach, sponson a lecture
titled "Protect Your Assets• at 10
a.m. every Saturday. Attorney"
Debra Grlmalla discusses bow
wills, living trusts, charitable
donations and other tax reduction
strategies preserve the value ol an
estate and help avoid probate.
Admission is free, but seating IS
limited. Reservations may b6i
made by calling 760-8775. '"'
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS •
Overeaters Anonymous meets
from 7 to 9 p .m. every Wednesday
at West Newport Comm.unit~
Center, 883 W. 15th Street, #5
upstairs, Newport Beach. Few
more information, call 953-0900.
BUILD THE LIFE YOU WANT
A support group based on the
book. •To Build The Llfe You
Want, Create The Work You
. Love," meets every Wednesdai
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 2900 Bristol
Street, J-108, Costa Mesa. The f~
is $20 per session. For more infol'*
mation, call 850-1689.
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Editor, The Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 ot
call 540-1224, Ext. 333.
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~=+ADDRESS: 188S,~eim Ave., Costa
•Mesa
• +TELEPHONE: 548-7161 ,. + DENOMINA110N: Church of the
;Nazarene
• +YEAR CHURCH ESTABUSHED: 1942 • · + SERVICE TIMES: Sunday -9:30 a .m .
: : Sunday School for all ages; 10:45 a.m . Wor-> ship; 6 p .m. People Seivice; Wednesday-7
·• p .m. adult prayer time and Bible study con-
current with youth group for ages 12-19.
, . +SENIOR PASTOR: Doyle Henderson
+PASTORAL STAPP: Hany Brown, associ-
ate pastor; Al Wiclcland, adult pastor; Scott
Henderson, youth pastor.
+ SIZE OF CONGREGATION: 50
·+MAKEUP OF CONGREGATION: People
of assorted ethnic backgrounds and all
ages. + CJDLD CARE: Nursery care is provided
on Sunday morning for infants to 2-year-
olds; children's church meets for ages 3-10. + 1YPE OF WORSHIP: The 10:45 a.m. ser-
• vice begins with praise choruses and
announcements followed by hymns, pas-
toral prayer, an offering, a personal wel-
come to guests, scripture readings, a mes-
s8ge from Pastor Henderson and prayer fs?r
the needs of the congregation. The 6 p.m.
People Service i.s more informal with wor-
ship, prayer requests, testimonies, and a
question-and-answer time based on the
message given at the morning service.
DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT
Senior pastor Doyle Hendenon welcomes wonhlppen to Colt.a Mesa
Church of the Nazarene.
'Bible.
+ 1YPE OF SERMON: The style of the
message varies from week to week. Some-
times it is topical, sometimes it is exposi-
lional. It may be on a certain scripture, or a
study on the character of a biblical person.
At times the message is one in a series
based on a particular theme or book in the
+WELCOME WAGON: At each Sunday
morning service, guests are welcomed by
name and introduced to the congregation. + OUTREACH PROGRAMS: Friendship
evangelism. One-to-one caring for and
involvement in the life of another, following
the example of Jesus. + CHUaCH DESIGN: The church is, bit by
bit, being remodeled and re-landscaped.
+ MISSION STATEMENT: Our purpose is
to worship God, win people of all ages to
Jesus Christ, build up their faith in God,
and send them out to be Christ's servants. + INTERESTING NOTE: Pastor Hender-
son believes this congregation is the ·
warmest, friendliest group of people be
has ever had the pleasure to serve as pas-
tor.
-By Michele M. Marr
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MESA VERDE
UNmD METHODIST CHURCH
1701 laker, C.M
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8:30 and 10:00 a.m.
Dr. Richard George 979·8234
NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
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644-0745
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499-3088 Sunday Morning Worship
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"A Psalm FDr All Seasons ...
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Jerrold A. Hollobough,
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Wo'1hip Service I 0: IS am
Bible Srudies 9:00 am
Kids Fol Christ 5:30 pm
792 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA • 92627 (71 4) 548-3468
(Coomer ofVICtOria & Pla«nda)
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CLASSE&'WORKSHOPS
OlD TESTAMENT
Study the metaphysical mean-
ing of the Old Testament with
the Rev. Don Sharer at a work-
shop today from 10 a .m. to noon
at the Science of Mind Education
Center, 901 Dove Street. Ste.
145, Newport Beach. Coffee time
at 9:30 a.m., donation request at
the door. 646--3199.
DREAMS
·oreams, Your Inner School,"
is the subject ot a June 29 work-
shop from 10 a.m. to noon a t the
Science of Mind Education Cen-
ter, 901 Dove Street, Ste. 145 in
Newport Beach. The Rev. Bob
Pulliam conducts the workshop.
Coffee time at 9:30 a.m., dona-
tion requested ai the door. 646-
3199.
HEALTH DAY
Instructor Janet Brosan leads
"People With Arthritis Can Exer-
cise" classes from 10 to 11 a.m.
every Tuesday at the Jewish
Senior Center of Orange County,
250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa.
The class includes health educa-
tion, joint-protection tips, relax-
ation techniques, pain-control
techniques and socializing. Call
513-5641.
PARADIGM SHIFT
The Newport Beach Baha'i
Community allows participants
to hear and experience "Para-
digm Shift: A New Way -A New
World" 7:30 p.m. every Friday at
a private residence in Corona del
Mar. Together, they explore such
questions as: Can racism and
prejudice be eJfmlMtedf What is
the new world order? Can con-• mets be resolved without force?:
Are women and men equal? •
What's the spiritual solution to , •
our economic prqblems? Music , ·
and food are included. Direc-
tions: 759-0999.
SPtRfT\JAL RENEWAL •'
Our Lady Queen of Angels ·
welcomes all inactive Catholics
to join in a candid dialogue
about the church today and ,
changes that have occurred.
Everyone is welcome to an inf or ..
mal discussion group in the ,
Parish Center at 6: 15 p .m. Sun-,
day, June 30. Our Lady Queen qf
Angels Parish Center is at 2046
Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach.
Call Sister Agatha at 644-9218,
Marie Romano at 548-3844 or
Joe Drey at 640-4781.
LECTURE SERIES
Newport Beach Higashi Hon-
ganji Buddhist Temple's Dharma
Society presents a lecture and
discussion series on Shin Bud-
dhism at 1 :30 p.m. Sunday, July
14, and the second Sunday of
each month thereafter, at the
temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa
Mesa. Call 722-1202.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS
First United Methodist Church
of Costa Mesa, 420 West 19th St.;
holds vacation Bible school for
toddlers and children through
the 6th Grade will be July 29-
Aug. 2 from 9 a.m. to noon. This
year's theme is "Come Follow
Jesus." Register your children
early by calling Nancy Novak at
548-7727.
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Entries Beautiful
Design & Landscape By
Kevin Campbell Of Botan1carc
Mixture Of Slate & Sand Finish Concrete
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mall located Ventma Boule-
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boule theater. I grew up In tbe
neigh=dty al Sherman Oekt ( yet, makes me a
Valley Dude) and my family
would go that theater quite often.
can ftt on a 1~1.
Totbemovte
gods, I otter a
lilent prayer:
Pl:eue don't let
anything like
tbat ever hap-
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IAndmark Port
in Corona del
Mar.
For those of
you who have
never been, the
Port ii an old,
funky single-
moVle bcxl89.
You c:u't bloW
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evan
henerson
.Howard ..
End.. wblcb
mustbave
plaY9d at the
l»ori (pr three
montbs before it
got a wider
~.
The Port
shows indepen-,
dents, movies
with subtitles
" I
openton will toa in a C\.llV8 ~
A week or 10 ago, they were
sbowiDq •Tbe Pallbearer• -~ 1;
know. the dark comedy wtdl tlaAt~ ~faced actor frOm •Priend'I.-:
That wu weird because at the :
1a1D8 time, the "Pallbeanrr• WU :
pJaytnq at the Ha(bor Twin in : coita Mesa, a second-run dis-~
·count house. ,
Anyway, I've said enough. :
Like anyplace else, the Port's '
chann ii its abno&l>here. It shows•
intelligent movies and draws an ,
intelligent, eclectic crowd. :
And there's nary a Barnes & :
The ·ToWn and Country• the-
ater ii ltill there, but DOW It's
called the •Town Center 5. • The
mall bu been endoled and pret-
tified in that power-mall style I
detest Mo8t ot the surrounding
stores I remember are long gone.
Now the place bulges with
yogurt shops and Ba.mes &
Nobles.
screen number
onEutCoast
11!11 _ _..._ml!ll ____ lillll• and re-releases.'
Where else
would Jane Austen's •Persua-
sion" be replaced by Larry
Clark's •Kids•?
Noble in sight. '
I
Last weekend, I returned to
that theater for the first time in
probably eight years to see
•Cold Comfort Farm.• It's still a
foreign-art house venue, but now
the seats are too high, the indi-·
viduaL theaters are shoe boxes
and the screens are slightly larg-
er than what American Airlines
Highway. The seats are a little
battered and the place smells a
bit dank. The picture would be
absolutely complete if the Port
charged something like SS per
ticket. Alas, Landmark isn't that
generous.
Nonetheless, the Port's a gem.
one of only two art house venues
in the county. Up the road at Big
Newport, the world may be
exploding in a burst of digital
techno-cacophony, but things are
much more low key in CdM's
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I .ft •
T he last Manuscripts lecture:
They draw a good crowd. but
I don't think I've ever bad to
stand in line or settle for a crum-
my seat. I've seen some stand-
outs there: •Howard's End,•
•Hoop Dreams" and •Tue Wed-
ding Banquet." Fittingly enough,
I saw the independent spoof
"Uving in Oblivion• the day
before I got married.
I attended at the Newport '
Beach P\lblic Ll'brary f~
tured •Moo• author Jane Smiley.•
Somehow, I think next Saturday's
presentation will draw a different:
audience.
Daniel Duane, author of the
just-published •Caught Inside: A•
Surfer's Year on the California :
Coast,• returns to the Newport '
area where Jim Duane, Daniel's ,
• SEE PRIME PAGE A9
I • I
Every now and then, the Port
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A smart, funny and lighthearted production
... pacing is farce-level fast."
-ar.., ~nly Rfl'*r
" ... joyously romps
across the stage ...
,,
'
you won't find a better
Shaw production.''
-OCI'_.,,
..... supremely
entertaining ... a banquet
for both the mind and
the funnybone."
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i>RIME TIME
CONTINUED FROM AS
uncle to whom the book ls
• (ledicated, still lives. Daniel
'"Duane said the Newport coast
\Vas where he tint tried -
albeit unsuccessfully -to surf.
't. •My dad and his brothers
grew up in the Newport
area,• said Duane by phone
from Berkeley. "I've been
hearing tales about the
.Wedge my whole life."
,,,v. "Caught Inside" chronicles
'the year Duane spent saturat-
ed in the surfing lifestyle off
the coast near Santa Cruz. It's
a sport account and a family
memoir, laced with lite,.rary 1 and cultural reference$.
'Duane, it should be noted,
bas already written a book
'about his passion for rock
.'climbing. He's finishing a doc-
.. torate in American literature
at UC Santa Cruz.
Duane's approach to surf-
~ ing is fairly philosophical.
•caught Inside," he says, "is
about a deeply-lived year in a
beloved place.
"In many ways, surfing is
·'the lens for looking at that
place and being in that place.
What I wanted to say about
surfing, I bad never heard
communicated beford. •
Duane didn't surf much
while doing his undergradu-
ate work at UC Berkeley. It
wasn't until he moved to the
beach four years agq that he
became a true devotee.
According to the narrative,
one of his companions was a
math professor who once
"failed to deliver a final exam
because of a good surf ses-
sion." I asked Duane the
biggest responsibility he
shirked to take to the waves.
That question gave him
pause.
"The heaviest thing I ever
bailed on? Well, I quit a job to
move to the beach," Duane
said. "But mosUy just class-
es."
The Manuscripts program
is funded by the Newport
Beach Public Library Founda-
tion. Donations are $5 for
foundation members, seniors
and students and $8 for
everyone else. For more infor-
mation, call 717-3801.
• EVAN HENERSON'• column runs
Saturdays.
11UANGlE SQUARE CONCERTS
Shannon's Closet performs
conte,snporaiy pop on June 28
from 7 to 10 p.m. Free live classic
rock performances will be held
from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday
through Priday, from 1 to 10 p.m.
on Friday and Saturday, and from
1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sun·
day afternoons on the Town
Square at niangle Square in Cos-
ta Mesa.
PUBLIC REOTAL
Eighteen-year-old pianist, Kat-
rina Svalbe, will present a free
public recital on June 28 at 1 :30 in
room 119 of Orange Coast Col-
lege's Fine Arts Recital Hall. For
more information, call 432-5629.
KID'S STUFF
WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED
Youngsters ages 8 and up will
delight in the joys of art at three
separate workshops offered this
summer through Orange Coast
College's ·college for Kids• pro-
gram. These exciting six-week
workshops are scheduled for
Wednesdays, June 26 through
July 31 and are titled "Exploring
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Drawing,• •Exploring Painting"
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Registration is $49. For more
inf onnation, call 432-5880.
'GOOSEBUMPS'
The "Goosebumps• club
meets the first and third Monday
of the month at 6:30 p.m. at
Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport
Center Drive. Call 7 59-0982.
STORY AND CRAFT HOUR
From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday,
Barnes & Noble holds a tun-filled
craft and story hour for children of
all ages. Refresluner.ts will be
served. Barnes & Noble is located
at 1870 Harbor Blvd, ni.angle
Square in Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 631-0614.
OillDREN'S STORY HOUR
Join Barnes & Noble in New-
port Beach for an how of imagi-
nation and excitement as stories
are read at 1 p.m .. 953 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
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A pair of motion-picture clas~
sics about sailing around the
world, ·voyage of the Brigantine
Yankee• and ·nie Dove,· will be
screened from 1 to 9:30 p.m. on
Friday evening, June 21, at
Orange Coast College's Salling
Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Tickets: $5-$7.
Information: 645-9412.
SUMMER FILM FESTIVAL
The Griffin Linton Contempo-
rary presents the free Outdoor
Summer Artist Film Festival on
June 29, July 27 and Aug. 24. The
movies begin at dark and will
have three themes: Artists Films
Nation Wide: Orange County
Filmmakers; the Medicine Wheel
Animation Festival. Seating will
not be provided at 1640 Pomona
Ave., Costa Mesa. Call 646-5665.
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MUSEUM STORE SALE
The Newport Harbor Art:
Museum Store ls having a sele OD)
books and catalogs, posters, T-~
shirts, jewelry, children toys and\
more from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. onl
June 29 and 30th, 850 sanf
Clemente Drive. ~
aNTRAL LIBRARY ~
•Journey Down the Coast• ~
the title of an exhibit of watercoh
or scenes by Birgitta Kappe which!
will be on display from June 1 to:
June 30. Por more information.:
call 717-3801.
LAGUNA ART MUSEUM
"One Hundred Years on ~
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MARC MARTIN I DAllY PILOT
With her optimism, Newport Harbor sports star Molli Mullen has been a role model In her bout with canc,r.
. gains .
COURAGE
Faced with cancer, Newport Harbor High star softball player
Molli Mullen hasn't lost her game face. Instead she remains
upbeat despite chemotherapy, playing games and entertaining
her younger hospital companions. Once·again, she's a winner.
EQUALITY
After years of being a male-ollly bastion, the Newport Harbor
Elks Club recently welcomed its first female members.
SURFERS
losses
GOOD FAITH (ONCE AGAIN)
It's disturbing that officials from Irvine Ranch and Orange
County water districts decided to conduct negotiations on
IRWD's controversial plan to dump treated sewage water into
the Back Bay behind the back of Newport Beach. Once again,
Irvine Ranch Water District -in its quest to save up to $20. JD,il-
lion -shows nothing but contempt for Newport Beach.
THREE STRIKES
debate
Vegetarian bus driver
'"' would be hero if he 1
.....
had walked away
~,
I t's not obvious where Toay
Dodero gets his news, but evi ...
dently it's not from his own
paper. In defending fired bus dri-
ver Bruce Anderson in his dis-
pute with OCTA. he implies that
Anderson was always willing to
carry tbe dreaded coupons -he
just didn't want to touch them.
But according to the pub-
lished accounts in the Daily
Pilot and in the L.A. Tunes, this
was a compromise position
offered after consulting with his
lawyer.
Prior to that, he was quoted as
~ying "I don't eat dead cows,
and I don't think anyone else
needs to, either. ff This amounts
to imposing his own views on bis
employer's customers, and that's
something the employer bas
every right to forbid.
Dodero otters a hypothetical
scenario: ·suppose Anderson
was a staunch
Christian ... ff OK. let's sup-
pose. But let's take it a slightly
different way from Dodero's
loaded position: suppose his
beliefs include being rigidly anti-
tobacco. And suppose further
that he drove, not for OCTA, but
for United Parcel Service. Would
his beliefs justify his refusal to
serve places where tobacco
products were manufactured or
sold?
Well, of course they would, as
long as his refusal tool(the form
ol forgoing his employment with
UPS. He could then proudly live
by his beliefs. But when those
beliefs conflict with reasonable
and unquestionably legal
r~ from his employer, he
must make a choice.
.. ~ dal con.alderation for no better
reason than this: He believes he
deserves it. It's hi.I opinion '..
against OCTA'S. Where does it'
say his must prevail? .. ~
~
Gloria Allred's willingness to ·
take this case says at least as •
much about her uncanny nose
for publicity as it does her sense
of moral outrage. And her~
that Anderson's First Amend-
ment rights were violated speaks
volumes about bow weak their·,,
case is. ·
No matter; win or lose, she'll
enjoy lots of on-camera time, and
get lots of sound bites in. And _"'
there will be plenty of columnisfS
like Tony 3 -er9 happy to take-:
the pollticall correct positi::io,
she'll get ple ty of ink.
TOM
Costa Mesa • • • What sped41 rights does er-!
bus driver Anderson have when;
he tried to force his religion on l
unsuspecting bus riders? :
The sununertirne blackball on swfing in Newport Beach that
once was automatic will now be subject to Weguards discretion.
Now it's sure to be a much fairer policy.
Sen. Ross Johnson said the three strlkes law was working,
others say it went too tar. But a recent California Supreme Court
ruling ~t guts the law throws that out the window, ensuring
that the debate will rage on in the courts for a long time to
come.
Anderson would indeed
deserve the accolades he's get-
ting, U he had walked away from
his job and left it at that. But his
position is that he deserves spe-
He denied their rights to free '
hamburgers by withholding the :
coupons. He tried to force his !
religion, vegetable ingesting, on!
the rest.of us. He deserved to bei
fired for being silly on OCTD's S
time. I
. BOBWOl.ff
rebuttal
Newport Beaci • • • • • I . '
Feds have already coerced Newport-Mesa district .i
ance." What has this got to do board is being pressured liard by vate school which believes more theft because it is collected by Because you self-righteousli I
:F red Martin's column in June
: t 3 edition of the Daily Pilot
is absolutely breathtaking
in its naivete.
The "black hellcopters" you
sneer at are totally unnecessary.
•All that's necessary is a visit from
• the Equal Employment Opportu-
nity Commission.
They were just here/ Just a
few days ago. EEOC reps blew
into town and within 24 hours
forced the Newport-Mesa board
to knuckle under to their
•demands to change the borders
: of Adams School!
~ To better educate the kids? To
:improve reading? Or boost math
:learning?
• Why, no!
: To improve the racial • bal-
{
I !CdM SK shows
.community spirit • : The 15th annual Corona Del
,Mar 5K really shows why it is
,great to live ln Newport Beach. I
!want publicly to thank the city of
Newport Beach and all the vol-
. unteers that made this event
happen. The community needs
O,,vents like these so people feel a
sense of belonging to the com-
. munity and also because they ·
;are just fun. ! PAUL •TANJC"COREY
• A Not-So-Fast SK Runner ,
• Newport Beach ,
' ' .
: Joe Bell is right on
1
, Re: article by JOMPh N. Bell
(Llsten Up, June 19).
About your • SuperVtson
Orgy" article: RIGHT' ONI
H.L ~ACK CALDWELL
Corona .del Mar
with education? the feds to take the money and in education than political engi-force.) Why can't the schools sur-believe it is moral to use the S
Yet there they were, people they're looking for a face-saving neering. I should be getting a vive on voluntary contributions power of the state to steal my •
from out of town, telling our way out; or, they're as addicted 40% discount on my state taxes like General Motors, mM or money for your beliefs wher'e.ia
school board what to do. And to government m~~ey as any bec4use that's the share that Macy's? . want the state to Slop ~bbing • you and other board members other welfare reap1ent. goes to the schools. 3. Please explain why your .
say you can take their money That's right, the government But thanks to liberals like you, needs or beliefs outrank mine of ':'!!uding =· ell i
without dancing to their tune! monopoly schools are •welfare" the state still robs me of its full thereby justifying use of the man it 'Wi • •
What appalling naivete! schools because they are owned, complement to support the power of tbe state to force me to "Democracy will end when.
The statements by Ed Decker managed and run by govern-schools. So I'm buying schooling pay for your projects! the people discover they can V,Otf
and Judy Franco are also off the ment and every parent who uses for at least two and maybe three 4 . Please explain how you themselves the property of oth-,
wall. them is getting his child schooled other kids. know the taxpayers of Texas and ers." . :
"intrusion by the fe~eral gov-with ~ther people's ~oney. · But, go ahead, continue justi-Florida are too stupid to demand That's exactly what's happen-I
emment doesn t w~h, says This really is socialisln. (Look tying the socialist school system. federal money for theit schools, ing now and you are one of its_
Decker. "We write the grants, in the dictionary for the defini-In your next column, maybe you while Californians can get the loudest proponents ·
not the federal government," tion.) could answer these questions: feds to shake down Tex.as and You wouldn't co~e to my
says Franco. And again, Wendy Leece is t . Identify the constitutional Florida for our schools, thus real· . •
And all this within days -the only one who is really look-authority which gives people the izing a net "profit" on our taxes. house and stick a gun m my faqe
days -after the visits Crom ing out for the taxpayer. Ypu "right" to force their neighbors to 5. What is "compassionate" to demand money, so why do J9U
EEOC! should be·praising her, not insult-pay for their kids' education. about forcibly denying my child ask the government to do it for
You people are politically ing he•. 2. If government schools are the educational benefits I have youf
blind. In my personal case, we have so "wonderful," why does the legitimately earned for her, in You should be ashamed.
What we're seeing here is one chosen to pull our 9-year-old out government have to steal the . favor of another's child?
of two things; either the school of Adams and send her to a pri-money to fund them? (Taxation is Why am I so angry?
correspondence
I want to congratulate you on
your wonderful writer Joseph
Bell. He certainly bit it right on
the head . He practically puts Into
words what I feel so often about
so many things and I think this
. one of the best additions you
have added to your editorial ltaff
in a long time .
How can county offidals be
overcome with joy once belng
out of bankruptcy? I would have
taken it in a very somber way
and thank God for the good for-
tune we've had.
BDNAGAGNI!
NeWJ>Ort Beach
Setting kids' Sights
The local populace lbould be
indeed apPredatiVe of your ltOly
"Give Local Kkb u Acadmdc
Boost" (J\Ule 4). 1bU .......
Child of the orange COMt Cd·
Jege and Newport ...... " !SJ II School Dlltrid to po.tdl ..... I
4
sters at K-6 level an opportunity
to •go to college,• hence the title
of the summer program. •col-
lege For Kid.I.•
Early intervention programs
like this are Vital in keeping
youngsters oo the academic track
to high ICbool and college gradu-
ation. "College foe Kldl" la one of
the finest and With its ICbolarabip
program. Jatgely from c:ommunity
donationl, provides pol8Dtlally
at-risk }'OUll9ltsl tbll ~ acad-
emic ltimUhal. Studiel OYS the
yean 118'9 pn:wen tb8 YUie of
belpl.ng young p90ple let ·their
lights Oil ldgbel-edatkm Mdy
in tbelr .ltril.
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Sad at passing
of 'Bagel Lady'
. remembrance·
I wu very sad to read that Sbidey
MerrUleld, the Bagel Lady, bad
pwed away. I have been a Sb.ir1ey's
Bagel devotee from the beginning. J
'WU always amazed and deligbted by
... boUDdl111 llD8l'VY u abe buzzed
UoQnd the din helping Cllltomen,
IUpllyWng 8Diployeel and JD4l)dng the
... .,... bi toWn Uong with. blg
tmllll.
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AD fterY ooras, but for me tlMn II aa1J
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CalllMia
SUSPECT
CON11NUED FROM A 1
~ty. There wu a great deal of ,..., ...
Parker, a convicted rapist and
bUrglar wbo formerly lived in Santa
ArJa. ii cummtly in the custody of
the Caltfomla Department of Cor-
rectionl u a result of a parole viola-
tion and wu set to be released in
twoweeb.
Orange County Dlstrtct Attorney
Michael Caplzz:t called DNA a
"beautiful tool~ that not only helped
solve the crimes but set an innocent
man tree.
With Parker named as the sus-
pect, former Tustin Marine COIJ>Oral
Kevin Lee Green. 38, was declared
tree and walked out of the Santa
Ana courthouse Thursday.
Green was sentenced to 15 years
to1ife in November 1980 for a blud-
geoning attack on his wife that led to
the stillbirth of their unborn child.
Green maintained he was innocent
but his wife testified he was the one
who attacked her.
a
'The Costa Mesa killing spree
ur;ead fear like a virus through the
dty.
:It began March 31, 1979 when
. Kiplbedy Gaye Rawlins, a 21-year-oid medical lab employee was found
ttlped and bludgeoned to death.
Rawlln's roommate arrived at
their 307 Avocado Street apartment
to find the front door open. Rawlins
was dead on her bed. •
She was remembered by her
employees u being brtght a.op a hfud worker. Her family called lher
bubbly and outgoing. Friends said
she was beautiful ~d loved to
dance.
The next victim was Jane A. Pet-
tengill, 24, who was found uncon-
scious -her head battered and her
;voice box aushed in her apartment
at 381 Hamilton Street. Police said
Pettengill, who moved out of the
~. still suffers from her injuries.
On Sepl 15, Marolyn Carelton
was raped and bludgeoned to death
in the apartment she shared with her
9-year-old IOD. 1be 31-year-old self.
help CO\mlelor' lived just down the
street -at 22' Avocado -from Rawl·
ins' aputmeDt. 1be '°° woke up te see a man standing in the doorway,
and beard bis mothers screama.
The final mwder took place Oct.
21, when 17-year-old Debra Lynn
Senior's roommate found her nude
body on the floor of their apartment
at 2256 Maple Street. She had been
raped and her slcu1l WU ausbed.
Senior, who loved to write poetry,
was C4lled a good student and was a
graduate of Estancia High School
and taking se~eta.rlal classes at
Orange Coast CoUege.
At the time, police believed there
was one killer because of the siml·
larities, Lazar said.
The killer, desaibed as having a
pock-marked face and curly, dark
hair, was suspected in killing six
women in Orange County, three in
C<>sta Mesa He left few clues, lead-
ing police to comment at the time
that he was, •wrapped in plastic.•
Parker was never a suspect in the
mwders, l..a7.Cll' said.
With the solving of these three
homicides, the number of unsolved
homicides in Costa Mesa from 1975
to date is 19, Lazar said.
But he added that police will con-
tinue trying to dear the unsolved
cases with the new DNA technology.
a
Chatging Parker with the mur-
ders came about through a joint
investigation by the Costa Mesa,
Anaheim and Tustin police depart-
ments, the Orange County Sheriff~
Department and the Orange County
District Attorney's office.
Officials from those agencies
were represented at the press con-
ference Friday.
Parker's DNA profile was
obtained from the new DNA data-
base kept by the California Depart-
ment of Justice's DNA Laboratory.
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Under the state penal code, when a
priloner convid.ed of certain Violent
atmM is reJeued. a blood~ ii
taken and a DNA analysis per-
fonned.
Three years ago, Costa Mesa
detectives submitted the physical
evidence -such as thumb prints,
semen and blood samples -from.
their unt<>lved homicide cases to be
input into the DNA data base,
Snowden sald. Among them was
the 1979 unsolved homicides.
By the end of 1995, the Tustin
and Costa Mesa police depart-
ments requested the OC Sberiff'S
DNA Laboratory to start the DNA
typing of evidence gathered from
the scenes of these homicides~
Capl.ui said. The Costa Mesa and
Tustin murd~rs committed in 1978
and 1979, were similar in nature
and could have been committed by
the same ~. authorities said.
Jbe break came in the cue late
last month, when foremic ldentilb
in the county lab discovered that
evidence taken from the Jane A.
Pettengill crime scene matched
Parker's DNA profile in the state
Department of Justice database,
authorities said.
They contacted Costa Mesa
police June 7. Subsequently, three
more of the cases were also
matched to Parker's profile, Capizzi
said. Sheriff'• offidalJ immediately
contacted Costa Mesa polioe.
In published reports regarding
the in-J.esttgation, two Costa Mesa
police i\etectives who had work.M
the 1979 cases, Lynda Giesler and
Bill Redmond, reportedly got a con-
fession out ol Parker when the
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went to see him lo jail last Friday.
He reportedly confessed to not only
the COit.a Mesa crimes but the
Green case and others u well.
However, on Friday. neither
Capirzi nor Costa Mesa police offi·
cials would verify that the confes-
lions were made.
Parker was also found to be a
match for the murder of Chantal
Marie Green. who was the unborn
child at full-term in her mother's
womb when her mother, Dianna
D' Aiello Green was bludgeoned in
an apartment complex in 'Tustin on
Sept. 30, 1979.
While Capizzi said the investi-
gation bin\'.fed on~ D'Aiello
testimony, she suffeTed memory
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loss followmg the attack. Addition·
ally, Green is white and Parker u
blade.
Green, who mamtaJned he was
innocent, had told authorities be
wasn't home when the crimes
occurred.
He said he had seen a black
man leaving the couple's apart-
ment complex. But a jury reported·
ly said the story wasn't believable
and convicted him in 1980 of mur·
der.
, When Green became a free man
Thursday, he had no anger or ani·
mosity toward law enforcement
officials, Capizzi said declining to
comment further on Green's future
plans or whereabouts.
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. debate 'T"' ~ • . ' ~-,---·~, ' .
-~ •·. "-..... Vegetarian bus driver ··
~,,
would be hero if he
had walked away ··.
I t's not obvious where Toay
Dodero gets bis news, but evi-
dently it's not from his own
paper. In defending fired bus dri-
ver Bruce Anderson in bis dls-
pute with OCTA. he implies that
Anderson was always wiDing to
cany the dreaded coupons -he
just didn't want to touch them.
But according to the pub-
lished accounts in the Daily
Pilot and in the L.A. nm.es, this
was a compromise position
offered after consulting with bis
lawyer.
Prior to that, he was quoted as
saying •1 don't eat dead cows,
and I don't think anyone else
needs to, either.• This amounts
to imposing his own views on bis
employer's customers, and that's
something the employer has
every right to forbid.
Dodero offers a hypothettcal
scenario: •suppose Anderson
was a staunch
dal comideration for no better
reason than this: He believes be·
deseIVes it. It's bis opinion
against OCTA'S. Where does it '
say bis must prevailf ,;;
. • twJhcn tlao8e beJJefs
COlilJld With .leaso.n-
able tJnd waq&ieMIO~
ably leflGl requests
from laJa employe.r, ~~
muat make a chOke.0'!
-TOMHAn
•
Gloria Allred's willingness to
take this case says at least as '
much about her uncanny nose .
for publicity as it does her sense
of moral outrage. And her ~
that Anderson's First Amend-
ment rights were violated speaks
volumes about bow weak their· ...
case is.
MARC MARDI/ OAl.Y Pt.OT
With her optimism, Newport Harbor sports star MoW Mullen has been a role model In her bout with cancer.
Christian ... • OK. let's sup-
pose. But let's take it a slightly
different way from Dodero's
loaded position: suppose bis
beliefs include being rigidly anti-
tobacco. And suppose further
that he drove, not for OCTA, but
for United Parcel Service. Would
his beliefs justify bis refusal to
serve places where tobacco
products were manufactured or
sold?
No matter: win or lose, she'll
enjoy lots of on-camera time, and
get lots of sound bites in. And ..
there will be plenty of columnists
like Tony Dodero happy to take ""
the politically correct positi::io,
she'll get plenty of ink.
• gains
COURAGE
Faced with cancer, Newport Harbor High star softball player
Molli Mullen hasn't lost her game face. Instead she remains
upbeat despite chemotherapy, playing games and entertaining
her younger hospital companions. Once-again, she's a winner.
EQUALITY
After years of being a male-only bastion, the Newport Harbor
Elles Club recently welcomed its first female members.
SURFERS
The summertime blackball on surfing in Newport Beach that
once was automatic will now be subject to lifeguards discretion.
Now it's sure to be a much fairer policy.
losses
GOOD FAITH (ONCE AGAIN)
It's disturbing that officials from Irvine Ranch and Orange
County water districts d~ded to conduct negotiations on
IRWD's controversial plan to dump treated sewage water into
the Back Bay behind the back of Newport Beach. Once again,
Irvine Ranch Water District -in its quest to save up to $2Q mil-
lion -shows nothing but contempt for Newport Beach.
THREE STRIKES
Sen. Ross Johnson said the three strtkes law was working,
others say it went too far. But a recent California Supreme Court
ruling that guts the law throws that out the window, ensuring
that the debate will rage on in the courts for a long time to
come.
rebuttal
Well. of course they would, as
long as his refusal took the form
of forgoing bis employment with
UPS. He could then proudly live
by his beliefs. But when those
beliefs conflict with reasonable
and unquestionabJy letal
requests from his employer, be
must make a choice.
Anderson would indeed
deserve the accolades he's get-
ting, if he had walked away from
his job and left it at that But his
position is that he deserves spe-
TOM
Costa Mesa ' . • What sped4l rights does er-!
bus driver Anderson have when'
he tried to force his religion on J
unsuspecting bus riders? :
He denied their rights to free '
hamburgers by withholding the :
coupons. He tried to force his :
religion, vegetable ingesting, on!
the rest of us. He deserved to be;
fired for being silly on OCID's J
tim t e. ' BOBWOl.Pf
Newport Beaci • • • '
J ' . , ,
Feds have already coerced Newport~Mesa district l
Because you self-righteouslt I
believe it is moral to use the
power of the state to steal my '
money for your beliefs, wb~
want the state to s:top robbing •
of us, including you.
·p red Martin's column in June
: 13 editioft of the Daily Pilot
is absolutely breathtakmg
in its ndivete.
The H black helicopters• you
sneer at are totally unnecessary.
All that's necessary is a visit from
, the Equal Employment Opportu-
' nity Commission.
They were just here/ Just a
few days ago. EEOC reps blew
into town and within 24 hours
forced the Newport-Mesa board
·to knuckle under to their
demands to change the borders
•Of Adams School!
; To better educate the kids? To
;bnprove reading? Or boost math
:1earning?
' Why, nol
: To improve the racial "baJ-
{
'
J ! !CdM SK shows
;community spirit
; The 15th annual Corona Del
)Mar SK really shows why it is
!great to live in Newport Beach. I
want publicly to thank the city of
~Newport Beach and all the vol-
c.unteers that made this event
happen. The community needs
~vents like these so people feel a
sense of belonging to the com-
' munity and also because they •
:are just fun.
: PAULMTANK"COREY
: A Not-So-Past SK Runner
' Newport Beach ' ' I •
I ;Joe iBell is right on
, Re: article by JOMJ)b N. Bell
(Lis!en Up, June 19).
About-your •supervisors
. Orgy" article: RIGHT ONI -H.L JACX CA.U>Wl!U
Corone .del Mar
-f • ,
ance." What has th.is got to do
with education?
Yet there they were, people
from out of town, telling our
school board what to do. And
you and other board members
say you can take their money
without dancing to their tune!
What appalling naivete!
The statements by Ed Decker
and Judy Franco are also off the
wall.
"Intrusion by the federal gov-
ernment doesn't wash," says
Decker. "We write the grants,
not the federal government,"
says Franco.
And all this within days -
days -after the visits from
EEOC!
You people are politically
blind.
What we're seeing here is one
of two things; either the school
correspondence
I want to congratulate you on
your wonderful writer Joseph
Bell. He certainly bit it right on
the bead. He practically puts into
words what I feel so often about
so many things and I think this
-one of the best additions you
have added to your editorial rta.ff
in a long time.
How can county officials be
overcome with joy once being
out of bankruptcy? I wo~d have
taken it in a very somber way
and thank God for the good for-
tune we've had.
BBRNAGAGNE
Newport Beech
Setting kids• Sights
The local ~ce should be
indeed appredatift of~ **Y
•Give Local Kid.I an AcacMlmc
Boott • (June 4). Tbil ii a bralD-
child of the Orange COMt Col·
lege and Newport-Mm UIMled
Sc:hoOl DiltrlCt to pavwtdl ~
.t
board is being pressured hard by
the feds to take the money and
they're looking for a face-saving
way out; or, they're as addicted
to government money as any
other welfare recipient.
That's right, the government
monopoly schools are •welfare•
schools because they are owned,
managed and run by govern-
ment and every parent who uses
them is getting bis child schooled
with other people's money.
This really is 80daliam. (Look
in the dictionary for the defini-
tion.)
And again, Wendy Leece is
the only one who is really look-
ing out for the taxpayer. You
should be praising her, not insult-
ing he ...
In my personal case, we have
chosen to pull our 9-year-old out
of Adams and send her to a pri-
sters at K-6 level an opportunity
to •go to college,• hence the title
of the 1U1Dmer program. •eo1.
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to high school and ~ gradU-
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vate school which believes more
in education than political engi-
neering. I should be getting a
40% discount on my state taxes
because that's the share that
goes to the schools.
But thanks to liberals like you,
the state still robs me of its full
complement to support the
schools. So I'm buying schooling
for at least two and maybe three
other kids.
But, go ahead, continue justi-
fying the socialist school systetn.
In your next column, maybe you
could answer these questions:
1. Identify the constitutional
authority which gives people the
•rtght• to force their neigbbon to
pay for their kids' education.
2. U government schools are
so •wonderful," why does the
government have to steal the .
money to fund them? (Taxation is
Sadatp~
of 'Bagel Lady'
theft because it is collected by
force.) Why can't the schools sur-
vive on voluntary contributions
like General Motors, mM or
Macy's?
3. Please explain why your
needs or beliefs outrank mine
thereby justifying use of the
power of the state to force me to
pay for your projects!
4. Please explain how you
know the taxpayers of Texas and
Florida are too stupid to demand
federal money for their schools,
while Californians can $Jet the
feds to shake down Texas and
Florida for our schools, thus real-
izing a net "profit• on our taxes.
5. What is •compulionate•
about forcibly denying my child
the educational benefits I have
legitimately earned for her, in
favor of another's child?
Why am I so angry?
. remembrance··
I wu very sad to read that Shirley
Mentfteld, the Bagel Ledy, bad
pu11d away. I have bean a Sblrley's
Bagel devotee from the beginning. I
'WU always amazed and deligtad by
ber bomadl•• energy .. Wt buaed
arOuDd the store helping CUllomen,
iUplMling timployw and rnaktiag tbe
bilit bagell in town along with • b6g
lmlla.
Nott It._. there ii a bllg9l-...
m .,.., COIDll, but for me tMl9 .. Clillly
GD1 bigl!I .... and bagel~· I will
mill mr, our cman--blil loll a
mn.tck ot b'n-w1 a pe11 lldJ.
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A wise man said it well. ~ •0emocracy will end when ..
the people discover they can ~t
themselves the property of otb~ ,
ers." :
That's exactly what's bappen-t
ing now, and you are one of its -
loudest proponents.
You wouldn't come to my ;
house and stick a gun in my faCe t to demand money, so why do 1'U
ask the government to do it for
you?
You should be ashamed.
• DON HULL ls• Costa MeSll ~
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f
~· There WU a great deal of fear.•
Parker, a convicted rapist and
burglar who formerly lived In Santa
Ana. • currently In the CUJtody of
tbe caJifo.mia Department of Cor-
rectiom u a IelUlt of «parole viola-
tion and WU set to be released in
two weeks.
Orange County Distrtct Attorney
Michael Capizzi called DNA a
•beautiful tool" 1 that not only helped
solve the atmes but set an innocent
man free.
With Parker named as the sus-
pect, former Tustin Marine cotporal
Kevin Lee Green. 38, was declared
free and walked out of the Santa
Ana courthouse Thursday.
Green was sentenced to 15 years
toiife in November 1980 for a blud-
geoning attack on bis wife that led to
the stillbirth of their unborn child.
Green maintained he was innocent
but bis wife testified he was the one
who attacked her.
a
-'The Costa Mesa killing spree
~d fear like a virus through the
dty.
:u began Marcil 31, 1979 when
Ki,mberly Gaye Rawlins, a 21-year-
old medical lab employee was found
tciped and bludgeoned to death.
Rawlin's roommate arrived at
their 307 Avocado Street apartment
to find the front door open. Rawlins
was dead on her bed. .
She was remembered by her
employees as being bright and a bflrd worker. Her family called her
bubbly and outgoing. Friends said
she was beautiful and loved to
dance.
· The next victim was Jane A. Pet-
tengill, 24, who was found uncon-
scious -her bead battered and her
voice box crushed in her apartment
at 381 Hamilton Street. Police said
Pettengill, who moved out of the
8{ea, still suffers from her injuries.
On Sept 15, Marolyn Carelton was raped and bludgeoned to death
in the apartment she shared with her
~year-old soa; The 31-~-old self-
belp counlelor lived just down the
street -at 224 Avocado -froai Rawl-
ins' apartment. The 10D woke ap te
see a man standing in the Cloorway,
aDd beard bis mother's~-
The final murder took p&ace Oct.
21, when 17-year-old Debra Lynn
Senion roommate found bar nude
body on the floor of their apartment
at 2256 Maple Street She had been
raped aDd her aJrull WU ausbed.
Senior, who loved to write poetry,
was called a good student and was a
graduate of Estanda High School
and taking secretarial classes at
Orange Coast College.
At the time, police believed there
was one killer because of the simi-
larities, Lazar said.
The killer, described as having a
pock-marked face and cwty, dark
hair, was suspected in killing six
women in Orange County, three in
C~ta Mesa. He left few dues, lead-
ing police to comment at the time
that he was, •wrapped in plastic."
Parker was never a suspect in the
murders, Lazar said.
With the solving of these three
homicides, the number of unsolved
homicides in Costa Mesa from 1975
to date is 19, Lazar said.
But be added that police will COD·
tinue trying to dear the unsolved
cases with the new DNA technology.
a
~g Parker with the mur-
ders came about through a joint
investigation by the Costa Mesa,
Anaheim and Tustin police depart-
ments, the Orange County Sheriff'~
Department and the Orange County
District Attorney's office.
Offidals from those agencies
were represented at the press COD·
ference Friday.
Parker's DNA profile was
obtained from the new DNA data-
base kept by the California Depart-
ment of Justice's DNA Laboratory.
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Under the state penal code, when a
prltoner convicted of certain violent
o1rw ii released., a blood Mlllple is
taken and a DNA analysis per·
formed.
Three yean ago, Costa Mesa
detectives submitted the physical
evidence -such as thumb prints,
semen and blood samples -from
their unsolved homicide cases to be
input into the DNA data base,
Snowden said. Among them was
the 1979 unsolved homicides.
By the end of 1995, the Tustin
and Costa Mesa police depart·
ments requested the OC Sheriff's
DNA Laboratory to start the DNA
typing of evidence gathered from
the scenes of these homicides,
C&pizzi said. The Costa Mesa and
Tustin murd~rs committed in 1978
and 1979, were similar in nature
and could have been committed by
the same person, authorities said.
The break came tn the cue late
last month, when foremk sdentilts
in the county lab discovered that
evidence taken from the Jane A.
Petteng111 crime scene matched
Parker's DNA profile in the state
Department of Justice database,
authorities said.
They contacted Costa Mesa
police June 7. Subsequently, three
more of the cases were also
matched to Parker's profile, Capizzi
said. Sheriff's offic:lals immediately
contacted Costa Mesa police.
In published reports regarding
the investigation, two Costa Mesa
police detectives who had worked
tile 1979 cases, Lynda Giesler and
Bill Redmond, reportedly got a con-
fession out of Parker when the
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went to see him in jail Wt Friday.
He reportedly confessed to not only
the Costa Mesa crimes but the
Green case and othen as well.
How~er, on Friday, neither
C&ptzzi nor CC?Sta Mesa police offi·
cials would verify that the confes~
sions were made.
Parker was also found to be a
match for the murder of Chantal
Marie Green, who was the unborn
child at full-term in her mother's
womb when her mother, Dianna
D' Aiello Green was bludgeoned In
an apartment complex in Tu.sttn on
Sept. 30, 1979.
While Caplzzi said the investi-
gation hinged on Dianna D' Aiello
testimony, she suffered memory
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loss following the attack. Addibon-
ally, Green is whlle and Parker is
black.
Green, wbo m.alntained be was
innocent, had to.Id authorities he
wasn't home when the crimes
occurred.
He said he had ~n a black
man leaving the couple's apart-
ment complex. But a jury reported·
ly said the story wasn't believable
and convicted him in 1980 of mur-
der.
When Green became a fcee man
Thursday, be bad no anger or ani-
mosity toward law enforcement
officials, Capizzi said declining to
comment further on Green's future
plans or whereabouts.
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drew more than a dozen Costa Mesa
and Newport Beach police officers,
including a SWAT team, police dogs
aqd a helicopter. Officers blocked off
the area and evacuated a taco~
and a few small shops ~·
Rush was arrested on tu9pidon of
false imprisonment though addition-
al charges may be tacked on later,
pol.tee said.
Rush, who the store owner said
was somewhat of a regular cus-
tomer, reportedly drove mto the
Liquor Market parlung Jot m d white
Chevrolet around 6 p.m.
London, 30, and Guillenno
Bertaud, 34, employees of a Tustin
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they would take care of it, we
trusted they would,• Wharton
said.
The hope is the homeowners,
the library board and the dty can
reach an economical solution soon.
Some help may come via a $5,000
check from the Walt ~ey Co.,
which recently had to get rest·
beer distributing company, were
unloading cases of beer from their
delivery truck in the lot. They said
Rush, long gun in hand, walked up
lo them and calmly ordered them
into tbe store.
Inside was the store owner, bis
wife and son. Rush reportedly direct·
ed the five hostages to sit down by
the counter and told them to call
police. •He said, 1 want the cops to
come arrest me:• said London, in an
interview after the incident
London reportedly used a cellular
phone to dial 911, and stayed on the
line, talking to a police dispatcher.
Meanwhile, Rush reportedly set
the gun down on the counter and sat
down in one of the store aisles. Soon,
the store owner, his family and
Bertaud were able to sneak out the
back door unseen, leaving London
in the store, on the phone and alone
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Others say the gripes fTom
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tondon said the police dispatcher
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Rush refused. and allegedly said,
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Outside, London faced another
tense situation -a series of police
guns pointed at him. "They (the offi-
cers) said, 'Hands upl' Here I had the
gun in one band, tbe phone in the
other .. . I threw the gun. They
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driver.'"
About 15 ntlnutes later, police
••problem. •Nat.....,_.~ tbere is a
plObllm,. Nkl Ben Jacbon. tbe
c:hainDaD of tbe board ol library
~. who added that COit bu
always been a factor. •11 it some-
thiDg that can be remediedJ0
City ~ Kevin Mwphy
said tbe library boa.rd is reviewing
the issues along with the d ty's
department of public work.a and
that the dty is wi1hng to work out
a solution.
said, Rush h1mself came out with his
hands up. He was handeuff ed and
police dogs were sent into the store
to make sure the market was clear,
Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron SmJth
said.
London. an Aliso Viejo resident.
and Bertaud, a Riverside resident,
were Jovial and animated as they
recounted their experience. And
minutes after filing their statements
with police, the two co-workers -
both fonner Marines -were back at
work, unloading their aates of beer
and stocking the store before driving
away.
The store owner, who identifi~
himself only as Kim, said Rush
"drops by once in a while,• and that
he apparently "didn't want to b wt
anybody -he just wanted to see
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Meyer wu born in IndJana aod
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•tte impacted a k>t of people
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EYE-OPENER
Geoff Abrams first local player
invited to Wimbledon Juniors
1•1<11 1 ~
harry
faulkner
Here's to
this year's
-~ung
heroes
• They don't always get
the ink, but the game
wouldn't be the same if
the standouts from this
senior class hadn't
stepped up to be counted.
Commencement, at once a
beginning and an ending,
triggers optimism, celebration,
satisfaction and perhaps even
apprehension for high school
graduates.
For a prep sports reporter,
however, it means the end of an
era. So while the Class of 1996
pond~rs its future, my editor
annually assigns me to
remember its past.
Scanning the pages of the
Daily Pilot from the past nine
months is required to complete
the year-in-review packages that
have been appearing in recent
weeks.
But no refresher is needed to
revisit some personal memories
created by those seniors who
recently departed to make room
for the Class of 2000. For those, I
thank the athletes, to whom I
convey best wishes up to and
beyond the time they make the
transition from competitor to
observer.
For most, this has already
8 SEE PREPS PAGE 83
• Historical ties and bow
ties all play a part as
the OCC Varsity Eight
heads to England for the
Henley Royal Regatta.
By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot
COSf A MESA -Ties can be
binding in more ways than one.
For instance, there are the his-
torical ties that entwine each
generation in shared experi-
ence.
Such as this year's Varsity
Eight from Orange Coast Col-
lege preparing to leave today
for the Henley Royal Regatta.
Tilis will be the 10th OCC crew
to make the trek in this the 25th
anniversary of the first Pirate
team to travel to fabled Henley
on the Thames.
And then there are ties like
those confounded bow ties that
every member of the Varsity
Eight will need during their stay
in the land that invented for-
mality.
HWe had a 45-minute session
after a team dinner to go over
how to tie on a bow tie,• said
Coach Dave Grant who. yes,
was coaching when the first
team journeyed into the land
where the people speak a
strange sounding language
called "English.~
After Friday morning's work-
out, ties were still on the agen-
da as Grant passed out instruc-
tions with a six-step approach
complete with illustrations.
He and assistant coach Jim
Jorgensen, both wearing shorts,
were diligently demonstrating
the procedure above their
MARC MARTIN I DAl.V PILOT
1be news was all good for Geoff Abram.a who wUl
compete at the All-England Lawn and Tennis Club.
Abrams invited to
i Wunbledon Juniors
j • Newport Harbor
, grad to be first local to I play in the prestigious
1
1 junior tournament.
By Richard Dunn. Diilly Pilot
I
Geaft Abrams bu aoaed
the ~~ more than once in hll pion amateur tennlS I
'1 ~~1:x~~. aJ6De to ay, Brull,
~ ... ,. ·''*·
He's there for the first time.
Abrams received abort
notie9\ but good news, when
U.S. Tunn1s A.saodation offi-
cials recruited him' for the
Wimbledon Juniors, the
grandfather of all Internation-
al Tenn1I Federation junior
events. .
But' thll invttation didn't
come on a illv• platter.
No, Abrams MIDed it.
Abraml, the only p&ayw ot
tbe ftft.playw clan from the
U.S. who ii not a membs of
QUOTE OF THE DAY
'We had a 4S~minute session qfte1' a team dinner
to go ooer how to tie a bow tie ... •
-OCC CREW COAQI DAW? GRANT
MARC MARTIN I DALY Pl.OT
Britt Farmer, center, and the rest of the OCC Varsity Eight go through their final workout before heading to England today
for the Henley Royal Regatta at Henley on the Thames while above, members put the boat away one last time.
knees as the crew looked on.
"Of course, you wear these
around your neck,• Grant said
looking up from his task.
Most seemed to be getting it
just fine, but sophomore Greg
Hanson, who will be headed to
Long Beach State next season,
seemed to be having more trou-
ble than the others.
"I'll just have to get an Eng-
lish girl to show me how to do
this," he said with a satisfied
smile. "A blonde English girl."
Considering bow ties will be
a part of the expected attire
wherever the crew goes, he
should have plenty of opportu-
nities to meet a bevy of beau-
ties.
"I may never learn how to do
this," Hanson added, as the
•SEE HENLEY PAGE 82
ONE OF THE GAMES' BEST
Tomsic was a guard
on the Bill Russell-led
1956 Olympic team
considered one of U.S.~
finest hardcourt teams.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -About
the time legendary Bill Russell
was growing taller than door-
ways, there was Ron Tomsic, a
kid on the other side of Oakland
in the 1950s who never came
close to Russell in basketball
lore, but later shared one of the
greatest patriotic unities any
two Americans could bear on
the gold-medal deck in the
Olympic Games.
•0ne time," Tomsic said, •1
was taller (than Russell). I was a
junior in high school and be was
a sophomore. Then, he grew
5even inches in one year, and be
really didn't start to mature as a
basketball player until the end
of his sophomore year at USP,
and then be became something
real special."
Russell played on the w.t
side of Oakland, became 6-foot·
10, led Coach Phil Woolplrrl
Dons to NCAA champlomhlPI
ln 1955 and '56, and steenMi the
Bolton Celtics' dynasty ln tblt
NBA.
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Recent Mustang grad Broesamle second-team All-CIF pick
• Costa Mesa H;.gh first baseman
and pitcher Matt Broesamle led
Costa Mesa to back-to-back
appearances in the Southern
Section Playoffs for the first
time since the 1961-62 seasons.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
LOS ANGELES · Recent Costa Mesa
High gTaduate Matt Broesamle, a two-time
Newport-Mesa District Player of the Year,
has been named second-team All-ClP
Southern Section Division m.
Broesamle led the Mustangs to back-to-
back appearances in the Southern Section
Playoffs for the first time since 1961-62, hit·
ting a district-leading .452 and compiling a
7-3 pitching record.
The San Diego State-bound standout
also led district performers in hits (33), RBI
(29) and doubles (11) and belted five
homers and scored 21 runs.
A hard-throwing right-hander, be
struck out 57 in 69 innings, finishing with a
3.55 ERA.
Playing first base when not pitching,
Broesamle's multiple talents helped the
Coach Doug Deats' Mustangs fashion a 15-
10 record, one victory shy of tying the
school single-season record. Mesa finished
tied for second in the Pacific Coast League
Broesamle was a two-time All-PCL
selection, who shared District Player of the
Year laurels this season with Corona del
Mar High's Chad Johnson.
He earned solo recognition as District
Player of the Year as a junior, when he hit
.390 with three homers, 21 RBI and 19
runs, as well as a 1.66 ERA and a 4-2 pitch-
ing record.
The All-CIF teams are selected by
sportswtiters who comprise the Amateur
Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles' All·
Southern California Board of Athletics.
TOMSIC
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who ever played, in college and
the NBA, and I think it carried
over to our Olympic team.
"The thing that made Bill
Russell so
later became friendly with Peter
Ueberroth, the United States
Olympic Committee President
in 1984, when Los Angeles host-
ed the Summer
Games. tion, he probably never
would've had an opportunity to
play on the '56 Olympic team.
It's likely that Tomsic, who
helped found Grubb & Ellis in
1959, would've become a busi-
nessman after gTaduating from
Stanford in 1955.
good was that
he just had a
fantastic atti-
tude about the
game, partic-
ularly on
defense. He
loved to antic-
ipate. It was
amazing how
he could
anticipate
somebody's
shot so well.
But the thrill
of winning the
gold medal,
standing on
· 1 I I I I{ < ) \ I ) I < ) Tomsic, a
CdM resident
since 1975, is
still involved
Tomsic, though, had enrolled
in a ROTC prOgTam at Stanford,
thus resulting in his appoint-
ment to the Air Force, for which
he earned All-Armed Forces
accolades and ultimately was
given a chance to try out for the
Olympic team. When Tomsic
played for Stanford, he estab-
lished an Indian career scoring
record that stood for nearly 10
years until Tom Dose surpassed
his mark of 1,416 points in 1964.
Three times, Tomsic earned All-
Pacific Coast Southern Division
honors. Against USC once,
Tomsic scored 40 points in a
game, netting 14 of 16 field-goal
attempts.
•Whenever you have a team
with the likes of Bill Russell and
KC. Jones on it, I would think
you're going to end up being
considered one of the gTeatest
teams ever,• be said. •Russell
was one of the gTeat players
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GMtes
Olympians,
making spe-
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ances at
events such as
A continuing series on our
athletes' quest for Gold
Thursday's at
C hildren 's
Hospital of
Orange Coun-
ty, when Tom-
sic and other
past gold-
medal winners
the stand
while they
play the
national
anthem, it
dtesn't get any better than
that."
Russell, ironically, stated
right after winning the gold
medal that he had no intention
of playing professional, but later
went on with Jones to win eight
NBA titles in a row and nine in
10 years.
Tomsic had pro offers, but
elected to go into business and
passed out
gold medal
replicas and ran an Olympic
torch relay during a reunion for
bone marrow transplant sur-
vivors.
Tomsic, from fhe Bay Area,
also ran in the celebrated
Olympic Torch Relay through
bis hometown last month.
In 1984, Tomsic served as a
commissioner at-large and was
in the limelight again when he
escorted another gold medalist
-Romanian gymnast Nadia
Comaneci -on her goodWUl
tour of Southern California.
Romanian officials wanted
24-hour protection for its gym-
nastics star whenever she
stepped off the property of the
LA Olympic Vlllage.
"We ended up having a nice
relationship," Tomsic said.
•After spending so much time
togethp, you get to know each
other pretty well."
Tomsic, who has three chil·
dren and seven gTandchildren,
formed his own real estate
development, investment and
management firm about 10
yeai:s ago, after leaving Grubb
& Ellis, the nation's second-
largest real estate firm, for
which he served as senior vice
president and founding director.
Though the LA Olympic
Organizing Committee didn't
contact Tomsic about
Comaneci's 'visit until a week
prior to her arrival, finding the
time to devote to the project
was, well, a no-brainer.
Tomsic described it as •an
honor."
Today, Tomsic continues to
represent our nation's Olympic
organization with honor.
accident,-so he chose crew. Crew mem-
bers will smile at that one because rowing
is almost all legs.
ty Sight Crew members look to him for
diredlons.
vt.ioDOI an uDllmited bolt o1 women offer-
ing tO lbtl, • Hamon added, as the vision of
' an 1mllmtted host ot women offering to help
him tllled bis imagination like a gust of
: wind ID 'a ipilJnller.
•ft .. all ~formal," Grant said. •Much
, more forilMll tl:Wi Wimbledon. It's like
1Aa68r wGr:ld.
· -nm Will be a greet experience for
ti:..-guys. They deserve tt. •
11lil Vanity llight Ii already something
~ bemg the fti'it OCC ~up ever to
I Win tbe PadftC CoUt R~ Champt-
~· Tbeir wooderi placard on the wall of
adtlc CoUt RoWing champions had been
conspicuoUdy empty before this year.
It now bas a piece of tape with 1996 Writ-
. ten on it w:ltb tbe ~nt rllemento yet
I to come,
Mitch Munt, anotli.tr sophomore, who
will be tramfentng to Stanford in the Fall, is
• the molt tmpnlinq member ot th team.
• Tb8 forms~ Seal ja bUilt wee a bloct of
' ~ta and WoWd be at balne on any off en-
' .tvi Jme Oil the foOtbell fleJd. A quiclc intel-Uv-ce lblDel me under' hil bJond pete.
A parachuting acddillnt that hu left viii·
ble teen Oil .. left lbouJdel' and hil dgllt
~ to MIDI a few..,., actually le(I
bbb '° occ. WbiD be intftd. Oil cmtpll
lie WI loottng for.~ Wbere tie Woukl-
n't .... to me llll lllgt mobuitiilbe
"In a way the accident put me on the
road to England," he said. "I never thought
I would be doing anything like this.
•At the start of the year we were olily
hoping we would go."
The crew, which includes Greg Anson,
Rob Bobsien, Kevin Creagan, Britt Fanner,
Ben Platt, Nolan Sisett, Tony Walket, Rob
Woeliel, and coxswain Justin Freels, Will
basically be a group of "Have oars, will
travel "
A new boat is being shipped over for
them to oompete in. That's partially why
they're ~ over so far in adVance of
the HenJey which starts on J~ 3.
•vou have to be molded into a boe.t, •
Walker, only a freshman, said. "Uke an
Indy car racer, you need to be titted just
right. We'U be Uling the extra time for tin-
kering. Squaring thingt away.• ..
The teem Will take it's own oers whlch
are the same as the NatioDal teem ueei.
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in Friday afternoon before h<>pptng on tbelt
flight out Of LAX this morning. P~ waa
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Davey's Locker · 1 boats, 243
anglers. 5 yellowtail, 134
bonito, 796 barracuda, 482
calico bass, 63 sand bass; 43
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DYNAMIC DUO
. sec doubles team of
. Dave Robbins and Ryan
Lewis overcame many
obstacles to become first
All-Americas in school
history in men~ tennis.
C, OSTA MESA -Recently
Dave Robbins and Ryan
Lewis made history by
being the first men's tennis
players from Southern Cal-
ifomia College to earn first-
team All-America honors.
· That they were unseeded
going into the NAIA Tennis
National Champtoi;:!tfus and
advanced to the se · als is
impressive enough. That they
extended the eventual
champions three sets, with one
of the losing sets going to a
tiebreaker, is better. yet.
· But when you consider that
Lewis actually sprained his
right wrist five days before
Nationals, and was forced to
quit his first-round singles
match because of the
excruciating pain he felt when
hit the ball, the story takes on
o:ew proportions.
: . "I just couldn't do it," Ryan
said alter starting singles play.
"I quit right away. There was
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CONTINUED FROM 81
shadows cast by fellow seniors
Qane Plock and Chris Candlish.
• Eagle coaches eventually bad
to order him to shoot more, after
~e soft-sell approach failed to
inhibit his unselfishness, and his
sbbsequen.t offensive outbreak
~owed his productivity to
become as noticeable in box
scores as it was to those who saw
the Eagles play. . a
: Erle Bernb.arcl. Newport Har-
bor. Not blessed with supreme slze this 6-1 outside hitter inftict-
ed wounds more than kills with
bis creative shot making at the
qet.
But with his fiery court pres-
ence, he helped swing momen-
tµm toward the Sailors more
often than he swung at await-mg sets.
This was one athlete who was
even more entertaining to watch
\fhen play was deed than during
tf>.e actual action. And, don't be
confused, that's a compliment.
I a
MelUN Ford. Corona del
Mar: With three-sport athletes
increuingly on the wane, she
quietly ·amassed 12 varsity letters
in lour spor1J (four each in bu-
~etball and track and field, and
two each in swimming and vol-
leyball). •
DeterminaUOn and focus are
attributes that helped her soc-
just too much pain. I couldn't
believe th.iS was happening.
After winning the conference
tournament, we knew could do
some damage. Suddenly, I could
barely hold my racket."
"We're serve-and-volleyers
and we like to take over the
net,• Robbins said.
"Offensively, we're always
moving, poaching. We do our
best work at the net, but it was
tough to play our game with
Ryan's idjury.
"I think we were down every
match at Nationals, but we're
both good comeback players."
If doubles had started the
first day of the tournament, the sec duo never would have
made it. But with a few more
days to rest, Lewis force-fed
himself a diet of ibuprophen for
the pa.in and buckets of ice for •
the wrist.
The opening match against
Casey Lucas and Michael Clay-
borne of St. Edward's (Tex.) was
an adventure, going to a first.
set tiebreaker that Lewis and
Robbins finally won 18-16. They
swept through the second set 6-
2 to advance.
·1 hadn't played for a few
days and I was tentative on my
returns and serving was pretty
tough," Lewis said. "Once the
adrenaline got going I was o.k. •
ceed in all the aforementioned
pastimes, but her 4.0-plus ·
grade point average was signif-
icantly more impressive to the
ad.missions department at
Princeton, which she'll attend
next fall. a
Margaret Grover, Costa
Mesa: Mustang coaches needed
just two words to describe this
basketball and track and field
competitor: "Great kid."
Equal parts bard work and
ability contributed to watershed
senior seasons in basketball and
track and field, the latter produc-
ing a Pad.fie Coast League gold
medal in the 200-meter dash.
Her persistence in basketball,
however, might have been more
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·we started off a little shaky,
but ended great," Robbins
added. "Our goal was the quar-
terfinals going into nationals.
"When Ryan hurt his wrist,
we were just trying to go match
by match. Luckily, Ryan kept
feeling better and better.•
In the second round, they
went up against Mathias
Sundberg and Kevin Apel of
Point Loma Nazarene. Sund-
berg was half of the duo Rob-
bins and Lewis beat for the
GSAC title. The SCC team won,
again, interestingly enough by
the same 6-4, 6--1 score. Sund-
berg would go on to finish sec-
ond in singles at Nationals.
It didn't get any easier in the
impressive, as her tireless efforts
were seldom rewarded with
playing time, until a coaching
change helped her land in the
starting lineup late in the regular
season.
Q
Alleen Bennett, Estancia: You
must be doing something right
when a school administrator
takes it upon herself to become
your press agent.
My voice mail contained more
than one message this year on
Bennett's behalf from Nancy Fer-
da, the Eagles' girls athletic
director.
Indeed, Bennett warrants
recognition for her contribution
to the water polo squad's ·banner
season, as well as the sterling
third round as Robbins and
Lewis dropped the first set, and
then battled back to win t,be .
third set in a tiebreaker over
Alessio Albicettie and Phillip
Leonhardt of West Florida.
So the two roommates fountl
themselves in the Sweet 16 fac-
ing No. 15 seed, Christian
Wassmer and Tun Oosterhous of
Ouachita Baptist (AR.).
"We killed thetn, jumping to
a 5-0 lead right away" Robbins
said. •After that one we really
thought we might have a
chance.•
They eventually fell in the
semis, losing to the No. 16 seed
of Gustavo Silva and Rodrigo
Monte of Auburn-Montgomery
(Al.) who went on to win the
doubles title.
Robbins and Lewis took the
first set and then lost the second
in a 7-6 tiebreaker. Silva 6-2.
Monte made it to the Sweet
16 in singles, while Silva
reached the quarterfinals.
Robbins and Lewis ended the
season as the No. 3 team in the
NAIA ranking on a team that
finished 11th nationally.
"I've been asking them to
step up all ye ar and they really
did a great jqp, • sa,\_d first-year
SCC Coach Matth~w Scott.
"They should be one of the
teams to beat next season."
example of devotion she set for
her girls swimming teammates in
the spring. a
Janet Diaz, Newport Harbor:
The Kurt Rambis of Newport-
Mesa District girls basketball,
she seemed to store energy
exponentially on the bench,
before exploding onto the court
in a frenzy of teeth-clenching
tumult.
Stats were not important to
this quick-firing spark plug, and
neither was self preservation
when it came to the pursuit of
any loose ball.
She'll likely treasure the floor-
bum scar tissue on her knees
and elbows longer than others
preserve their prom corsage.
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WIMBLEDON
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U.S. who is not a member of the
U.S. junior national team, had to
come from the \Dlderbrusb of
the USTA and ITF rankings to
procure a spot at the All-Eng-
land Lawn and Tennis Center,
where the Wimbledon Juniors
begin for Abrams either a week
from today or July 1.
It is believed that Abrams is
the first local amateur to play in
the prestigious grass-court
junior tournament.
•u•s nice they speak English
here, because all
•Grass suites my game, yo
could say,• Abrams said. •tt's
fut. It's a lot more difficult to
pass on grass than on har4f
courts or (:lay courts, espedaJJf.
if I'm at the net a lot It's an
advantage for me."
Abrams, who frequently hita
with pros Rick Leach. Robert'
Van't Hof, Scott Davis and
'Ifevor Kronemann at Palisades;
launched his ascent up th~
rankings ladder about a year
ago at the Southern California
Tennis Association Jtmior Sec ..
tional Championships, an event
that starts its 94th annual tour:
nament today. _
Abrams, a former Palmer
Tennis Academy
the other places
speak another
language,"
Abrams said by
telephone Friday
from Surbiton,
England, where
he's competing in
a preliminary
tournament that
starts Tuesday to
determine Whn-
bledon seedings.
Surbiton is about
35 minutes from
London.
"It's nice they
speak
English here,
because
student, won th~
boys 18s singles
title last year iil
the SCTA Sec-
tionals at the Los,
Caballeros Sports
Village and b~
been rolling eve.{
since.
all the other
places
speak another
language . . . IJ
Last sum.mer, :·
be was a finalist-f
at the Sugar ~
Bowl lntemation-:
-GEOFF ASRj\MS al in. New · ,.
Abrams, who
was graduated
from Newport Harbor High on
Tuesday, didn't have much time
to celebrate following com-
mencement ceremonies.
By 6:45 a.m. the next morn-
ing, he was out of town.
"I got a half-hour's sleep,• he
said.
•
In the 52-week calender year
of ITF results, which determines
ITF rankings, Abrams has come
on like gang-busters.
Abrams, currently the sec-
ond-ranked American in the
ITF 18s behind Miami's Rudy
Rake, reached the quarterfinals
in doubles in three consecutive
European stops, getting to the
Pinal Eight with Camarillo's
Bob Bryan (a future Stanford
teammate) in the Italian Open
and French Open juniors.
He also reached the quarter-
finals of the Astrid Bowl in
Charleroi, Belgium, with a play-
er from Sweden, Matias Hel-
strom, before returning home to
wear his Newport Harbor cap
and gown.
Only ~ week ago did
Abrams, A Palisades Tennis
Club member, find out he was
invited to Wunbledon.
Abrams, with a big serve and
an intimidating net game with
his 6-foot-5 frame, will be in his
element playing on grass at
Wimbledon.
Orleans. finished ..
fifth at the ITP '·
Hardcourts, then
won the U.S.-· ..
National Indoors in Dallas on, 1 :·
Nov. 26. o'.
Abrams, who signed an e arly
letter of intent to attend Stan-.:
ford last fall, did not play high . ·
school last year, and played
only sparingly this year.
Abrams, a former top-ranked 1:
player in the 14s by the USTA
and a two-time member of ~ I
U.S .. national team, had been-
dropped from the U.S. team laSt '
year and went more than 11r
months without winning a tour-
nament, before his SCTA title,
In March, Abrams ripped
through ITF events in Brazil and
Paraguay, reaching the semifi-,
nals in singles at the Ba= I · Bowl in Sao Paulo, Brazil, beat---
ing the tournament's top ·
along the way, then advancin,g •
to the quarterfinals of the Aswa-
cion Bowl in Asuncion,
Paraguay.
In April, Abrams followed
that up with his third champi-
onship at the Ojai Valley Tennis
Tournament, his final Southern
California tournament as a high
school player. Abrams won the
interscholastic (18s) division.
Abrams' mother, Nancy, and
girlfriend wtµ be llying to Eng-
land next Thursday to watch
him compete at Wimbledon
"Geoff gave me a free ticket to
fly there with his frequent-flyer
mileage.• Nancy Abrams said~
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Pive age groups for both boys and
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women's division.
Check-ins start at 8 a.m. and prelim-
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The townament is open to all boys
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The games will be 20 minutes long
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Youth groups entering more than 10
players will receive a reduced $5 rate.
Each member of the winning te'am
will win an all-day pass to Disneyland.
Second-place winners get medals.
Net proceeds, il any, will go to
defray the travel expenses of the Ame-
ba's boys under 12 team which is plan-
ning a trip to compete in the three-day
Big Island Cup starting July ·18 in
Hawaii.
For more information, call Ame ba
Soccer at 723-1031.
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am»~1· __..-c.4. c.....-1 ..... --'points; 2. (tie) , • Cde) '-" c.11, 2 Po'ntl. fMw
MOat & COID •c-IOltrodcM. 2. CJ Sluggers. 2, ...... 2~5Wtng1hk.
f~ 2. INr:hclotl~ 2; 6. 2 polntl; 4. (de) MulMMe, 0. CM·
1. (Ue) ~ Mile. 4 points, We Try (tie) llut Sole, o. ~ SlammeB, 0 . ti Blanca, o. 1he SmoodWI, o.
...-. 4 ~ l . (tie)~
This, 2. a..nr Bombers, 2; 5, (tie) COID"N• lllWI -o.a·
Take Your Base, 0, Tomados, O. 1. (tie)~ 2 polnb; Muf-1. (tie) My Leg HUfts. 2 points,
MOIJIPllD aJID ·0.1· fln Monsters, 2 points, Tomados. Don't M9tW; 2 points, Plmes, 2
2 ~nts; •· Old Bats a a.11s, o, points; 4. (tie) M••uders. 0, ke
1. (tie) C.lifomla OrNmln', 4 fl BNWdogs. 0, Contlf'leOUI Chalet. 0, (.one, o.
polnts, Rebels, ' points, River c.ble, 0, B.se B•ndlts, 0. Rats, 4 points; 4. the Fungi, 2; 5. ..ws••1• ~·l).J•
(tie) Villa Martinique. 0, Cleats n 1. (tie) Rebels, 2 points, Bar-B•r· Cleavage, 0, Verlfone, O. 1. (tie) Pierce St. Terminators, 4 lans, 2 points, Flatllnen, 2 points;
MOOlflED COID •o-z• points, National Sports Grill, 4 '· (tie) Ballpark Oldtlmers, 0,
1. (tie) B.T. Appraisals, 4 points, pofnts ; 3. (tie) Brew Crew, 2; HTBC. 0, Pathfinders, 0.
Ziggy Ziggy Ziggy, 4 points, The POC, 2; 5. (tie) The Stag, 0,
All Mighty's, 4 points, The Rook-Shorehouse, 0. ... 'S.D-4"
les, 4 points; 5. (tie) Apria Jones MIN'S"'•2" 1. (tie) Bombers, 2 points, 58th
& Temps of Doom. 0, Beer Bud· 1. (tie) Lowted, 2 points. POC, 2 St. Rats. 2 points. Blythe & ASso-
dies. 0, Riptide, O. cla'tes. 2 points; 4. (tie) Sharks. 0, points. Pierce St. Terminators, 2 04-Ever, 0, SUper Freak, 0.
MEN'S ·c-1• points; 4. (tie) Jones Boys. 0, Bilbo
1. (tie), The Goons, 2 points, Bagglns, o, Outers Shooters, o. MEWS~·o•
Screaming Mimi's. 2 points, MEN1s•c.2• 1. (tie) Unknowns, 4 points,
NMCC Men, 2 points; 4. (tie) 1. (tie) Junkyard Dog, 2 points, Giants, 4 points; 3. (tie) Vester·
V.1.E., 0, Outer Limits. 0, Qulen Es Bam Burners, 2 points, Step Two, day's Heroes, 2, Big Wednesday, 2,
Mas Macho, 0. 2 points; 4. (tie) Budmen, 0, West Coast Auto, 2; 6. (tie) laco-
Shooters, 0, Dog Pound, O. nomlcs, 0, The Dogs. 0, Slxers, 0.
COED •c ..
1. (tie) Bllbos At The Bat, 2 MEN'S •c.J• WOMEN'S DfVlSION
points, TNT/Cleats n Cleavage, 2 1. (tie) Bad Barts, 2 points; 1. (tie) Q-Club Oirtbags, 2 points,
points, Orange County Combo, 2 Young Guns, 2 points, Sliver Bui-Zubies, 2 points; 3. (tie) Rookies,
points; 4. (tie) Kiiier Virgins, 0, lets, 2 points; 4. (tie) The Chucks, 0, Gunn Bandits, 0, Strike A Pose,
Zubies, o. Shorehouse, 0. 0, Team TaxJ, 0, Sportspage, 0. O, Total Kaos, O .
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1. (tle)T.0. 5tioc*n. 2 points. ~ Plza. l points, Contain-' en. 2 polntJ; 4. (tie) Dumn. o. ,anot Heeds. 0, McGaw, 0.
..... IAIUl'IAU. c.e. ..... .. ,..,
1. Rhymes With Duck. 8-1: 2.
Sneak« Sque.kers, 7-~ 3. The
Misfits, 5-4; 4. (tie) C.mlvorous
Apes. W, :foters, 3,-6; fi.
Kaplan's Dell 0.8. •
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1. Traosducers, 8-1; 2. B's & O's.
7-3; 3. Below The Rim, 6-3; 4. Get
Any Lately?, 5-4; 5. (tie) Domina-
tors, 5-5, Go-Nads. 5-S; 7. S.T.I., 3-
7; 8. Sllverado Bears, 0.10.
W.dn11clay
1. (tie) Jad's surfboards, 8-2.
O.B., 8-2; 3. Wild Threads, 7-3; 4.
Name The Team, 5-5; S. (tie) Sil-
verado Bulls, 4-6, Cypress Oistrib-
utors. 4-6; 7. Baxter. 3-7; 8.
Rhymes With E>udc II, 1-9.
'Thw'sd9y
1. OSC. 7-2; 2. Centerfield, 6-3; 3.
(tie) The Eagles, 5-4, Henry &
Harry's, 5-4; s. X-Zibitz, 4-5; 6.
Natives, 0.9.
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1 30 Local & l!etab sit.. La1t Hen 47th & book•. Toti FrM (1) retd candy ahop In -.cf TANNAH HMSCH
I l!atn uP to 11500 ~ty s e •• h 0 re . N . B . 800-89&-8nl Ext. R· Newpott BMch area.
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, P•phono •l•I NO CAT FOUND • Fem. 140,000/Yr lnoome Informal~ caN Mra. WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
1 moMy downl LOW.II Slam••• mix nr. Irvine potontl•I. Home Burden a Oourmet Q
Prleeal Factory Olrectl & 171h, CM. 842·5879 Typlata/PC ua.,., Toti CC2dl4f;.~~i;~.T>< ~th EM~West vulnerable, U club. What do you respond?
C .. I t-800-707-9378 ,OUND Small white Frff (1) 800-888-8T781.,,.. ........ -..:..,--..;;;..;;...;;.._ ')'ou d: I y •ND 1NG1 LAZY male dog. Poodle mhc. •x T·1381 IM llallnga. Po•t•I 8tor• Retail Q. 5 • Both vulnerable, a11 South
1 MAN'S DREAM Few Found 8/21 al Beach .401000/Yr lnoome counlltf, pit flew hrs ... QQJlOI OAtO•I •Kt84 youhold:
: HO\lrt Egual Bl s and Talbert near potontl•I. Hom• 3535 E. Coa•t Hwy.
I 1 ·800·820.e,a2 cr .. tvlew •chool . Typl1t1/PC UHra. Toll C.O.M. 973·2930 The bidding haawoceeded: •Vold w 8 7 6 OA 1098'2 .x 78
t C•ll 847-3238 FrH (1) 800-898-9778 R•C•PTIONlaT NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
I VA~ n d01 n 9 •Lo ca I LOaT LOP lllAllalT ax T·1381 for ll•tlnga. Medical front office l• INT 7 The biddi~'n bae proceeded: te• aah Income• S $40 000.Ai 1 and back 18 "/hr What ft ... ~on do you •-'-e? WEST RTH .......... SOUTH 20 Hlab account•• un from Collage Dr. ' ,., noomo Small a d t I·· di • '"'"' ...... · .,...,.,.. •800-878·l883• CM. Brown mate. Be-potentl•I. Home n r •n Y· S• 3NT Dbl T loved pet.557·8235 Typists/PC uaera. Toll Newpott B .. ch otnce. Q. I • Neither vulnerable u South What action do you take? : MONEY FrH (1) 800-898-9778 Exp pref. 780-8800 you hold:
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1 TO LQ·•u 2914 h drena preacrlpllon · s ~ ,... ' iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil glauea. RO\lnd, pink Aealat to Controller UPERCUTS: Looking •7 8 6 QA 10 6 4 2 04 .X 9 8 a South you hold: and purpla. Lost In and PrHldant nHded. for friend~ energa,lc
Avoid •ankrupto~ June. Alto a round, Prorl support person person. /PT avail. The bidding hat proceeded: MK 8 OA.J 7 3 oK •A .J 8 7 2
ACROSS
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14 Dltec:tor
Preming9r 15 AllOld lldroitlV
18 Arm boM
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country 1e cargo
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24=torege .,..
25 Flitt lindef
26 Out-of-date
28 Spews
32 OoYe'• home
35 Wise birds
, FrH debt conaollda· brown pair 1011 In for prop mgmt firm to Musi be flexible. NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
tlon w/credlt aervlc.. Aprll. Po11lbly In the •hare duties of: $5.50/ht. 831·7990 10 p... 10 p ...
1-800.283-8988 vicinity or Wiison St./ Accounting, Finance, Rat a I I i. p-1 The biddin~proceeded:
37 Old cattle town
38 Ben·-
39 Nurse'• attire 41 TrOUMI part
42 Coldef
bed<stroke 29 lOM interest 30 "Howdo I '
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8ulnger
51 Evrta Of
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: ANNOUNCEMENTS ~;~~·e~%1~~:.0~~; EXPERTS Q. 3 • Both vulnerable, aa South kat do you bid now?
CLA881Fll!D #280, lrvlne CA 92714 If you want to know you hold:
EAST p ... .... Skir11ength
45 Sheltered from
. thewlnd
3 t Knchen heft>
32 Sliver ol wood
33 Cry ol pall'I
54 Chemical
compound
55 Run-down 56 Labynnth 57 On the
Loolt for anawers on Monday. 34 Musical
ensemble II'• th• rHourc. you EMPLOYMENT CNA'S what It m•an• to be a
can count on to Hll a Certified Nuralng Unen Expert, come to
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50 At;1cK Bellamy
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56 Ealty show
36 Ice ~um -·
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quallfled buyera to 5530 have good com· Ideally, cullomer Hr·
calll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii munlcallon 1kllla and
Q. • • Neither vulnerable, u GoNn Bridae Letter by callina
South you bold: (800)7~1.225 for information. Or
write to Goren Bridae Letter,
4A.J8 0 1093 OAKJ10916 •Vold . P.O.Box"410,Ch1cqo,IL80680-
Partner opens the bidding with one "410.
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60 75 Wlmbledoo
champ
45 Says polltlvely
47 VOi• in
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942·5078 enjoy working with the vice or Hies experl· * SPLASH! * elderly. Please apply enc•· • could lead to • PERSONALS 3002 Wanted a few great at: MANOR CAAi! an exciting carHr and team playeral lmmed. 11880 W•rner Ave llfHtyle move. Open-openlnga for a facial· Fountain V•ll•v Inga now exist for: 1---------....... --------...----------1
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must have flex. ached. 3 .2 +college GPA.
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exper. pre ferred Call (310)861 ·8902 _E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T __
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• t (900) 988-6003 ex 5853,. TRA' DE An Equal Opportunity • $ '.2.99 per min. and l 8 + • Emptoyar
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40Yr NB Res 673-6223
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CERAMIC
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3528 SERVICES
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Spring Clo•nlng AC• CONITRUCTON L708279 722·7332 Christine e.e-3735 M• .. age Th•r•PV Texturing•W1llcoverlng1 REPAIR 3880 SPRINKLERS 3921
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H•ndym•n/Romodel LICRNIED<:IDAYCAR~ Cat1?9' & floor. VtuJMC/M Remodela e Com/Rea elderly. 12 yHra •KP· 910 Off 111 Vltlt --------1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Addition•. Bath, Kitch Lota ot TLC & Funt AJ • eee.asoo Ll4t6708 M ... 770 HANDY MAN 3710 Rel' a. PIHH call Moat Ina. Act: 843·9053 Carl Manlrt Palntl~ PIHtertstucoo Patch SPRINKLER REPAlR
Fire-Waler Damage Padlalllc CPR & tat Aid T•ml 71~87·9038 lnVExt•Full Sarvlce ·Serving So Ca 25yr•· Valves•Heads•Ttme-
Elec, Plumb, & Paint Meall/1nack1 lncld. Raal NB BUILDING CONT Qual•Refs•1°"' Off Llct1'328884 24Hrs cloclla 26Yrs Local E~p
Newport arH. tmmed rtlH FT/PT 904-1740 COMPUTERS 3558 47Vra. Design to Flnfah ·IT E PHAN S· 1--------MOVING 3834 L1356098 733.9049 714·1554-7831 John Burr 292·2831
,.. Page 714·237-8122 Can 1 help you? Hom•• Onie• Works J'l!nrt:l'D'Y 37841"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------M.ACM•DIC •Care fOf C.t.. Kirchner 123·5090 General Repair: .;Paint Qn~ 1• CARUANA PAINTINQ ---------!---------
'A to i HANDYMAN CLBANING Macintosh comput.,. 1..1. looH conetNotlon /Rool/Tlle 714·581-768t PUBLIC NOTICE lnVEx1. Ve1 low. low PLUMBING 3890 WALL
INSTAUJREFACI! CA81NETS smRVICer 3548 In your hme/ofc. Low/ cuatom Home lulldert Wiiiiam Harold Jewelers The Calif. Publlc Utlll· prices. FrH '1· Bnd/ln• 3932 Kltchanl, bathe, door•. I;; ~ hourty'tate. 873-8819 LICtll481804. Ref's. •P•lnt/C•rpent-:v• Watch & jewelry repair llH Commlstlon RE· l52t4l4 714-ff3-27~4 COVERINGS
windows. Doug 548-7258 714-97e-7789 Drywall and morel Antique• Fine Jewelry QUIRES that all uHd EMERALD PAINTING THa LOCAL PLUMa&R ...---~------·•A TOUCH OP CLASS Small Job• Oki Buy/Mll/lrlde 973-0385 household good• lnVExt. Wallpapermle ·• JamH E. Bangert Oo.·
CARPINTRY•Wlndowt Cleaning. RH/Comm Gary 045-5277 movers print their Free esVAat/10yra exp Since tt47
THIE STRIPPER
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rot'I ar,at Cleaning FREEESTl 7 7 ,.., •J>111 in J~• IJlVJQ 3584 iMil 714-558-4151 PAIN'TING 28 ... 190 ' .. .,_ ~ • ~~ an'1~~~~!1 •E•ri•h•. HP••ro1 in_!~•, • Pun:huo ldvica • ~ ":~·= , . .,.,,. .... a. .._ Dtbe"'•dO'• MOVihQ Conaclent.ous Craftsman --------, 1 .. oo..aea .. T• • Ul'ope n ro .... a 9M Uo#-190 °:: v:.,. •x • • eill • J '1S14i'N ' Locat/OttlcetStorage Ot0-1alNone<I Pride In POOL
In townl R•f• 6Yrt !Xp. RICUl'S Rt:scul NA Ph8w. NO ..... '°° .llm e31..a:fo Lan.ea.............. Long Olat. Free Eat. WOflunanlhlp. 289-1190 SERVICE •1cou IUCkDI arece 211-M•• 714-89l-Ol90 amtAoowe•a ...,..,,.., vn 1une ~. n1a1932 •'"4t1• _..... ............. ....___.. ___ 1
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3528 ~:.:'"':, •:an Lad~ MASOIOY 3557 •r •CtlJ~••• •iiO Wit heul what Truh tand1eape/lrrl1_atlon Movea·U ... CatefuHy ::, '.: M~ ~ ---------'i•••lli•••I r. .... ~ • Man won't! Hl-1182 upgrad ... 7eo; • .,.. ~ .. ITC1~t-....... i: .. u .eaa7 aooflNG 3910 h.ome. ~~I: -wit ................... ---...._ --.. •ttt1 -..~ __. t4• _ ... .., -"· • ._ .. , ·-•"•ne'• a....-..... .--.._ Cono. ftatlO, Ortvew-v T11D1Y DOLLAR
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828-4870
W.P.
YOUNGQUIST
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
QUALITY PAINTING BY PROFESSIONALS
CLEAN, NEAT & DEPENDABLE
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Fully Insured e Local References
CA ST LIC #602098
W.P. Youngquist
714-645-3305
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convertible, aoact•CI. •WD. low ml.; thoW• ........... under ... ~ mll••· room cond. Bal of 2 4 1 7 e a m b o o , • W Full ... lat. 7•11, WE'AE lWo Nta of..,._ (rac· 142,000. e44 .. 811 ~arr. ~
• IAT 8AM-"'M • BACKI New epoftlng Ing) w/trall9r 11200 j 3. IOSI Ouallty woman'• good Mlffman .. m. 940-1491 DODG• ill••••••• cloth••· Furniture, pl••·nerc, equip ., G 80151-_..--.-C .... l~D..;;.IS~~l-:1-::3~0
Toole, llooQ, EiC .... HHlth r1dere, coolef9, Mtetral .. l .. erda ~~~~~~~~~---;i~liiiiii.miiiii SPAMILYM•GA •to., houe•hold Hull onlv. uoo.: ~·AG• SAL• good•, tum, clothing. 7 ... Heo '84 .,._.Ven conv., •a .. roed•• ••n•
SATllR21:00 •ot.t• Sale WE p,•v ~.UH ~:.. ~tr=a '= ieoD Orey. a cluelc •-......... ,..,..,..,. long Tone Of atutnl sat .. ,.,,.., •-"-m sun "' ~ ' .... 4,... • .. .:.211• for th• collector. ..... ""'"' _... • EllM,,...,... ...,.. .... 1 • .., • ., ...._ • · For good UMd SabOta •ng. -· "'"'· .,..._ v $3000/0•o. Call hair fem c•t. 1 yr, In· ..., ..,.... 1/23 11-3pm 2012 • 1 u door/outdoor, nffde TICDTS &075 Don't mlae ltll Vleta Calon, (Eaat· boet equ pment. '89 Dawton• Very 17,.9047.
lovlng adult home. 13• lleftt• Vlata bluM •·tfqu11+ I Minney'• Yacht Sur-clewi. A•bultt •nglne1~~-=-==~=--:-
843-o705 --ec Uftl I-··.. aa..11 Ciii'ij;.... .., ..... plu•. 1500 Old N•W• recently. 14,000. 080 '81 300TD Turbo
_ .. _. •-•-1blk w. of lrvtne eve QhliiQi SALa 1-12 por1 Btvd. 5'tMl92 Alk for Bijan 873-~49 DSL wen 3rd Hat,
Movln•• Can't Keepl TICKETS-4 WOMENS .. 000 Paloma 0 ...._ Sat. Wht aecl eofa. bll< Wlndaurfere 3 com· all extfae, 2nd ownr, 1 ~ year old t•mal• V.. FINALS 7/'JO 175-84111 • ••-I f _ .. ,_ .,,_.., cond 17500
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trained. Playful. Fe-No early bird el & morel 402 Viet• NII GrNt for t>egl,,.. Wk~ys: 8e0-l"2
male cat Indoor/out· GA.RAGE SAi.BS TreHurff or trash. Trucha, Eastbtuff nei to advanced. •a• 3808L Exe cond,
door.• Call 845-7019. ••••·-~-Furn and appllanc... •Movtng iale• S800-S900 875-6989 •eo Teuru• W..-n on• ownr. Carte ....
l'rl/Sat 8·3pnt (Wak• Everything go••I 80k mllH. Rune gr•at. foam grHn. Loaded.
•------------------Forreet/Colgate) Sat &am. H••hld loof(e gr•at. muet ... 1 1115,000. 840oi814 JEWELRY, FUa5 coaONA Excer. equip., fabrlcal '" T11, furn, lln•n•. MA11HE SLIPS se,ooo 7S .. M83 8t Alt? 8025 DEL MAI 8122 1upp11 ... chair•, •tel clothlnglg1u1\'11ar•. DOCltS 7022 1993 POAD 1-------
MOVINQ SALll 1844J ..ward Ln aRONCO 4X4 ltOW lOTC! 9182 ---------
Mloheel 8rvtlft lltho FrVSal/Sun In p.rtec1 cond. All --- ----
''Poto". Arttat proof. llot8t• 8ale. Moving, All day. No Junkl D 0 C K + a 9 flt power, .. ather, phone, ,
Worth S2500. Aaklng 1 day only, beautlful a181 Mlner8treet SAifTAANA +•i•• mo/mO/'frtv. tow pkg, rlm•/llt••· 78 Sliver Shadow1 II s1250 c 11 an 7 antlqu•• & col-BBIGBTS 6l84 St•pe to ehopl/bch. Only 80k mll ... S17K. PurchHe, ea•• or 3i0.:.._18;o~m. lectlbl••· bargain MOVING aA&.a Sat. EZ/ICCell. Utlt 176-o048 1574-4247 or 84a-94.49 ••change. 723·5824. prlcee. AnnolrH, bev· 7:30-12, 320 E. 211t · 252-5440. •
•led mirrors, waJnut St. CM, Oak furn, *LAWN SALi! * 40' Moort119 b;t of OFFICE
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gat•leg tabl•, hooeler, hou .. warff, cloth••· Set/Jun• 22/9am-2pm Pavllllon w/Coronado -G-E-0-----9-0-8-01--------
much morel Sat. f/22, Our LoH ••• 10 Your Baby clothes, baby 25' aallboat. Two an-VOWWAG!N 9235
8-2pm. 708 Marigold. Qalnlll Sat. 9am fumltur•. adult clothH chor1, 8.8 marlne-ob1liiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
COM 844-otM>7 Fr•nch Quarter'• and mlec thlnge..... long •haft, Vhf, new •94 Ql!O Trocker 11
NelghboihOOd iale Sony Cam, toye-blg/ 20432 Santa Ana Ave. Intl. 875-0892. Conv•rtlbl•. GrHt '7i SUPPaUQ R•d/
Four 2 -cl r • w • r Sat 8/22. Sam. All plastic, home/ofc, alot 40' Mooring etereo •Y•· Brand n•w Whlta convertlbl•.
lateral fllea, •tffl + kind• of ituff: baby, of misc. Harbor BV South Sl(j• B1tJboa top. V•ry cleanl $9400 RHtored Ilk• n•w.
lamlnate top. Like new office, sports, clothe•. Gelaler (Behind Dennys). Island, nr Coral Ave. OBO. Ask for BIJ•n 842-9574
S495. 841-4095. book•. music. 4()()..500 sat aam-1pm TRANSPORTATION s12,900 721-oee1 873·9449.
CLASSIFIED block Larkepur, COM B o a t , . f u r n , I••·----------,,.....--.....,.-,...-1 ANTIQUES ._ I th to t 50' SLIP B•autllul So. --------ca It'• the resource you Sat 8/22 ClothH, c o ea, ye, e c . Bayfront. Bal Is. Sall HONDA 9085 CIASSICS 9250 can count on to ••II a book•, misc. Garage 218 B Palmer St BOATS 7011 Boat, tow profile. myriad of m•rchan· In a I I• y b 1 h Ind (Newport Heights) Hydroholet. 875-0323 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·~~re c!!fu':~s b:~i::, 719 ~ Poln .. ttla YARD* SALE '91 ACCORD LX Xlnt 1eao Ptwmouth Bu1I·
qualified buy•r• to •Yard Sale Sat Sam· Set/Sun 8/22·23 &am SUCYCLES FHtHl · cond: 1-own•r, ac, ne11 man'• coupe.
catlf 3pm. Exercls• equip, 408 l!at"er St. p • d a I craft. N • w pwr. wlndow1/d00f•. S39,000 orlgJnal mll••·
842·8978 clothff, bootle, Etc. lV, tools, computer, $2500. Asking S1500. AUTOMOBILES •tereo cus. 80k mites Xlnt cond. 2nd owner
307-C Marguerft• Ave. eppt, Iota cf grHt 11un1 729·1150 $10,500 985-&418 S4900 54S.a030 .,,T e Buyer's Mar et"
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County Auto Dealers!
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PUBLIC NOTICES MANAGEMENT ASSOCIA· OF NEGOTIATIONS FOR PUBLIC NOTICE Meza, FfW'k, 384 ntflhlp dueled by: en Individual ducted by: an lndlvldual duc1ed by: an lndlvldull TION 338 DAHLIA AVENUE, CO. Hou1el, David, 118E Have you 1tarted doing Have you slatted dOlng Have you etal\ed doing Hive you llat1ed doing PUBLIC NOTICE MISCELLANEOUS AC-RONA DEL MAR NOTICll 01' H1u1 of Performance, business yet? No business yet? No butlnn1 yet? No bullnel• yet? YH, ~
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NEWPORT BEACH 13. MEASURE M AND AND GROUND LEASE Buelne•• and Willlams, Janet, 350 Thia 1tattrnent wa• filed Thi• etatement Wll filed Thi• 1tattrnent WU filed Thi• llll•ment Wll flied
CITY COUNCIL CONGESTION MANAGE· CURRENT BUSINESS ProfeaakNte Code Cruz, Roman, 108C with the County Cletk of with the County Ciani ol with the Courtty Cletk of with the County Cleni of MENT PROGRAM 1996·97 23. BUDGET CHECKLIST Rodgerl, Jamff, 188 Orange County on 5-10-96 Orange County on 5-31·96 Orange County on t-31·98 Orange County on ~24·99
AGENDA SUMMARY ELIGIBILITY PACKAGE FOR THE 1998-97 FISCAL Seo. 2t700.21707 Rodger1, Jemn, 169 UHHt3883057 11883885104 'l ... Hato97 'IH83H4518
June·2•1 1991 14. USE OF COMMUNITY YEAR PROPOSED BUD-Notice Is hereby given by Hau -..,, 233 D-0 Pllo J 8 15 22 Dally P'I J 8 1"' 22 n.n.. Pilot June 8 15 22 Dally Piiot June 22 29 OROINANCtS FOR IN· DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GET/BUDGET RESOLU· the undersigned that • Beta 'rhefa Hou 381 auy t une ' ' ' iot une ' "• ' ..... , ' ' ' ' ' TRODUCTION GRANT (CDBG) FUNDS TION publlc lien .... of the !cf. Clat1t, Dean. 24~ 29, 1998 Sa817 29, 1996 SA807 29, 1998 SM12 Julye. 13, 1998 Sa822
IN"!'ROCJCE ORDINANCE FOR ECONOMIC DEVEL· 2.4. BOARD AND COM-lowing described per90n8I Barklf, Teny, 292E PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUILIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE adding Chapter 6.08 per· OPMENT PROJECTS MISSION VACANCIES property win be held el the MarcoulldH, M., 682.J
telnlng to food handllng 17. NEWPORT RIDGE 2$. UPDATE ON CONDO-houf of tO:OO A.M., on the CU Technclogy, 303-304 l'ictltloue .......... F1ctltloU9 lhalneu Flotltleua 8"91nMe l'ictltlou. 8ualMH
busln11111. Rf SO LU· PARK · Direc1 staff to enter MINIUM CONVERSIONS 8th dey of .My, 1998. Dated: June 10, 1996 Name ltetement Name ltatement Name lt.-.....nt Na.me ltatement TIONS FOR ADOPTION Into formal discussion with AND CONSIDERATION OF The Hie wll1 be con-BUiie Olson The foltowlng persons are The fOllOWlng p1f10M are The folloWlng peraona ere The followlng penont ate
RESOLUTION modifying lhe Newport Harbor Ridge AN INTERIM URGENCY dueled et BRISTOL ST. Thia notlca 11 given In ac-doing buslneu .. : Wall doing buslne11 as: R & R doing bualnesa u : face doing bualneta 11: Best qi
lhe Paramedic Subscription Hotneewr11n Auodatlon ORDINANCE MINI STORAGE{ County ol cordance With the p~ Strfft Banklf'I lnvfftment Holdlng1, 4e Calle f'rHno Value Prod\lctlon1, 20352 the WHt, 2300 S. Lewl1
PRrogsraOmLl/T. O h...., I 18. LEGAL ADVERTISING Publlehed New~ort "!...~·!!!!!, 01 Celt lf~~ll. 1lon1 of SlcilOn 21700 .. Servlcee. 10371 Garden San Cllmenle CA 92872 Sw't V~ Drlw, Laguna 185, Anaheim, CA 92802
le! I N •ut .... z ng FOR FISCAL YEARS 1996-Beach.Costa Meu Dally .... pr .......... , I I or... .-q. of the Buslnen & Pro-Grove Bl 18. Q1rd•n R. R. Development, Inc. Beach. CA 92851 Raul Peyan, 2300 s . lAwll the Police Depar1men! to 97, 1997·98 AND t998-99 • Pilot June 22, 1998. BRISTOL ST. MINI ST • feulons Code ol the Stale Grove, CA 92$43 (CA), 49 Calle Frnno San Steven Fitzgerald Jones, 185, Anaheim, CA 92802
lemporerUy close, or d1Vtr1 Accept the bid of the Dally Sa820 AGE, 1100 BRISTOL ST., of Calllomta. Digiorgio, Winifred, 10371 Clemente CA 92972 20352 Sun Valley Drive, LI· Thia bu1ln111 ft con-
tratf1e from portlon1 of Sta· Pilot and authorize 1 pur-CLASalFl•D COSTA MESA, CA. 92926 Pub 11 eh• d Newport Garden Grove Bl 18, Gar· Thia bu1lnH1 le con· guna BNch. CA 92851 ducted by: an lndlvlduel
shore Drive. Balboa Boule-chase order for th• thr.. , The lleme to be aold are B11ch.Co111 Mesa Dally den Grove, CA 92943 ducied by: • corporation Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-HIYe you 11111ed doing vard. and N-port Boule-year periods of 1996-97, It 1 th• •a 1 y ·to-generallv deta'lbed u !cf. Piiot June 22, 29, 1996. Thie bu1ln111 le con-Hive you 1tarted doing ducted by: en lndlvldual bUllnnl yet? No vard. during the 4th of July 1997.98. Ind 199a.99. ace•••· Information-row1: furnltur•h clothing. Sa819 dueled by: an Individual bullneH yet? Yes, 5/etfle Have you started doing Raul Payan
Holiday 19. AIRPORT AREA RE· packed marketplace tool• and/or ot ., hOUll-Have you ltarted doing R. R. Development Inc .. bUllnlM yet? No Thi• lllttrnent WU filed
MEMORANDUM OF UN· ZONING STUDY vlslted regularly -sue-hold Items •tored by the PUBLIC NOTICE business y.n No Radul Radovich PrHldlflt Stewn Jone• with the County Clerk ol
OERSTANDING POLICE 20. REPORT ON STATUS CHlfufly. by all kind• followlng perlON: Fl tltloua Bu I Winifred Olglorolo Thi• ltatement Wll flied This llatement WU tied Orange Courity on 5-28-98
of con1umer1. c • ,_... Thi• 1tatemenr wu fli.ct with the County Cllfk Of with the County Cletk of 'l ... 3tl4MI ~======~~=======~=======~==~~~==~,!=~~~the~ty~ol~•~tyon~~Orange~~~w1~~~June-~
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lASTSIDl HEIGKIS
Cute duplex w/whlte picket ~/shutters.
[ach 28R w/fpk. 2-ar p . Sep yards.$159,tOO
C.OllONA Dll MA.a
~ bellJty bit We '80s. 381l Sk)<lts, 2 hplcs.
'8· din rm. Spktous 1 k .................. MJ9.000
C.OllONA DU MAil
So. ol Co&st Hwy. CNmllng cott.-ge &. al11st
studio w/om vw. llool declt 2-<» gar $6U,9SO
UDO ISU
SBll 4.S&A plus den. Wl'I rm &. bonus room! Quiet
SZ.5 ft. stuet-iO-itreet lotl 3 lpt sp.1 ..... $1,095,000
C.OllONA Dll MAil
Orunatk &. near-new w/38R sul~. Gofgeous
kit. w/Sublefo. roof deck. 2-at gai .. $SU,500
Charmer dupleic. lg LR w/llmestone he.urh
New carper l)o Apr over 2-c.u garageSS47,SOO
UDO ISU
S8 ft. lot, great location. 481l 38A. single level
w/large So. patio. Plans for 2nd story. $640,000
BALBOA ISLAND
Top-quality r~ dupleic White kit MBR w/ofc
&. deck. 28R apt over 2·Clll SM ......... sns.ooo
~ can help make
the difference in
your life!
I IDFAL FAMILY HOME!!
. Terrific 4 bedroom on spacious corner lot with
large baclryard. Updated ltitchen. Newer carpet.
very private.
JA<;:K GIFFORD $161,500
CORONA DEL MAR TOWNHOUSE
I 3 blocks to beach, 1 block to town! Only 6yean
old! 2248 sq. ft. whiu on whiu kiuhm. Jam.
room, dining, 2 car attach garage!
KATHLEEN MCNAMEE $385,000
GATED COMMUNITY
Bat Value in Newport Beach! 2 bedroom, 2 bath
tktached home just reduced. Ptrfict condition,
great location. Call now!
ROBERT MILLIKEN $285,000
I RARE HARBOR VIEW
l'orwfino with 4 bedrooms in main house PLUS
I bonus roomlbedroqm/guesl house. Steps to park.
New on the market. l MAXINE GOLDEN $630,000
1 REDUCED E'SIDE COTIAGE
Highly upgratkd and mnotkkd in 1992, this darling
I cottage with whiu picket /mets and proftssion41
landscaping has 2 ·bedrooms and an office or could be
a 3 bedroom. Custom shutttrS, R. V. Access and
Security System.
DIANA CAPPEL $345,000
DREAM HOME
located close to Heroes Jr. High and FoothiU High.
ffighiyupgrrukd4kdroom+Dm3bath,3 ~
1 fi"Ptact:S, 3000 + sq. ft. pool home. Motivaud selkrs. i
. JACKIE HANDLEMAN $469,000
MUST SELL TODAY!!!
~ Foreclosure imminmt. Help!! Fantastic large i 1 family home in great neighborhood. Contact 1
Marki hotline @J-800-510-2005 cotk#5002.
MARK ACKRICH $259,000
BIKE TO BEACH
j Lovely spacious 2 bdrm., 1.5 &th condo! ()pm ~ fox>rpltin with nearly new carpet! Large din mg area. !
JACK GIFFORD $117,900 I
:i OCEANSIDE EMERALD BAY
~ Emmdd hommte first timL on the mar/ta in >10 years. I
·1 Ftmtastk vUUls .ffem the buildinl potmlial. Walk to
l blt#h. OJ/ fur Mtm1s and showing. 494-7475
BILL DOi.BY $885,000 I
·j CORONA DEL MAR
' Gmdous pool ho1M on fmrt lot. 3 ~m. 3 bath + ! formal living & dining~· fmniJy room, 3 car
garaie anJ aaes:s to 3 pnlltl# l>Mches. I DIANA PROSSER . $749,000
JUST LISTED
/nmJibk Bay. Owm, anti Nitht lifhr lllnv1 from rh11 sper~lar
approKimau 5,000 sq. ft . 101al rtmoML Gauil rourtyard w11h pool,
spa aTld lerraud xarrkns.
C./J 640-2888
Robin Tench Sl.250,000
HU.I.TOP TRANQUIUlY
Su thir /m1 mys ofthr smmx tun amift.m sparkk oJGry lights high
abow Nnuport &arh. Nrarly nr1u with mapifiunr Mror. lit,ht
ami Brifht with t"U11om1ud bonus room Enunainen back yard.
OPEN SA.TISUN 14 3 VAWRE CT., NEWPORT COAST.
C./J 760-5()()() nt. 103
Mu.inc: Golden $525,000
FAMILY LMNG AT ITS BEST!!
Cusromiud 2 flory with 5 btarooms, 3 harhs plus a larxr bonus
room. Larxr yard, pool anJ 1pa m a lush and 1""nt wring.
MotJnutin and City Litht VuUl Ca11 for appointmtnll
OPEN HOUSE SUN i-5
12 MISSION BAY. CDM
c.JJ 640-2888
Julia Uao $749,000
ELEGANCE IN WESTCUPF
l mp«u}lk 4 bttbvom, J INuh ~ ~in '92!
F•milYmum l'Hm, nnu kite/Hn, llllJUin porrtlllia fo>o,,. A/C &
•t•utifol J4rtl wltUtbo & sJNI! OPIIN SUN I 13f>. 5.
C.JJ 760-5000 at 126
An International Company
7~5000
hppt.JremadnlL.com
OCEANFRONT ESTATE
Absoluuly stun1rint «ei111fi"ont "-"" with 6 IHdrooms, R
baths 11"4 apfruximAub 6500 Slf· fl. Bu@fol O«an, &arh.
Cautlina, Mtht Litht Views. OiJf for pri111tu showint
Bill Dolby $6,250,000
SPYGLASS Hill
Bttutifal .{ btdroom, ef b•th family ho'!M with la"ft bot1w room
11nJ family room. Bra mi nnu titclim with ttnur is/a,ui, fran11r
cowrln'J, 111b-uro refri"tt. plm DCl'fJI "'~!"rd with poo . If>J·
'"'" vUw.
Enbc:rYank $875,000
..
An International Company
7~5000
REDUCED TO SEU
Enj"Y Fa""""4s .&,, V~ ftom this beJUUifa/ 4 blllroom, 3 b11th
Hinnbo/41 /sJ.Ni bomt -rttli«ttl for 11n int'"'4i11u sak.
760-50006XI. 109 f
$437.SOO
OWNER MOl1VA11!l>fl
a,.,,,,;"' 2-1!'1!'14 1w1n.,,., 2 w --;,, WNW-ill tMif/i,;.,, -s'1ows IMUuifiJJj. <AtlPrJ •ir. ln-ptatt/ 'I'
CJ -..1000 .... ,,., ",
Bill" 00.......... ..,, ..
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ENGLISH COUNTRY CUSTOM HOME
~ rkmonk tata mew~ this magnifim11 ho~. Mlllk for
mtm4iniJtt. Sut~fllN-«rt b1'hm wiih mt4u,.n1 rrfiit· i'""1or
BBQ «NI 1 firrpwn 111 ~ up to. 6. 000 sq. ft. of tkf 1111et.
CJJ 75!>-9314 ,
$1,67S,OOO
PANORAMIC VIEWS •ABOVE THE HARBOR•
... In this &ropNn-styk tatrd communiry Exl,uu11r dT1111fitlk
tksipr's ow11 homt, 3 brtiroomlojfiu and J baths. Enh.nrcd with
Frmch limnunu, bL«lt pnitr. faux finishn, rurvtd banistm ...
CJJ 760-5000 en 111
$489,000
MESA VERDE lt.EMODEl.
lkt#ttifiJIJ ""' 1' *1tl '1itltltrt ""-story with 11 brim # tlil Jin: /~ Mwl ~ ,,..;.'lltlli-t. 4 fdrHM. j """""'. ,.. Ji-ii/ ..... wilil ~'kt em,,,, P,,,Wr.
c.111$1-'"'1
AwN&Cil ..
o.&iy Pil0< Rei.I Estate• June 22, 1996
~ can help make
the difference in
your life!
MINT TOWNHOME
South of PCH! Mtdiurranean 5 year new. 3
btdro<Jm, 3 bath townhome with vaulted ceilings,
sltyJigha, PP. 2 car garage. Cali 640-2677.
ROBYN SEARS . $359,000
LOCATION WCATION!!
Beautifa/ Harbor Pointe premier. 3600 1q. ft .. 4
bedroom, 3.5 bath, Den, Formal Dining, Marbk
Floon + sauna. Extra large lot with btaurifal pool
and spa.
WAYNE SMITH $889,000
NEWPORT COAST
Largest floorplan in gated community of the
summit! 3 l>erfroom, 3 bath + fomi'J room.
Gourmet lritchm, roman tub and walk m closets.
Community pool + spa! Owner super motivatedl.1!
DIANA PROSSER • $289,000
WW DOWN AND MOTIVATED I
Immaculate newer Townhomt. Largest pl.an -3 j
bedroom, 2.5 bath, with fireplaie. WiU stll!
"Su~to" kss than 109.6 down.
DU HARRIS $259,000
TOP OF THE WORLD
5 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 fi'!Places with good siud
baclt 1ard. Ocean views Jrom upstain Jami/y room.
Call tor tbtaiis. KA'.tHLE.F.N MCNAMEE $339,000
LARGF.sT PLAN
5 bedroom + loft, with 3 baths. New carpet and
hardwood Roon. Exctllmt location. A great vaiiu.
J.D. <:A.Li.AGHAN $369,000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Great 4 bedroom, 2 &th hoTM on a quiLt cuJ-tb-
sac strrtt. Priced to sell. RV par/ting. Open Floor
Plan.
RITA WADE $228,000
DECORATOR PERFECT!
Fabulous 2 story home with extrd livint room 11rul
kitchen upstairs of m4Jtn". Prof lanmc11~d with
spa! Ewry amenity.
ROBYN SEA;RS $319,000
SPYGLASS VIEWS
OM of N~rti most Jesir,J,Jit """"''"'ities is Corona tbl Milt, which is whnT ~ will find this
~ ~~ 5 Wo.mfami}j ho?M tm ~~ °""' fliftls. $1,27S,OOO
EUROPEAN/URBAN FEEL
/JeaJ for profosioNtls.' Clost to Airport. Shopping,
Di11i11~ Two MllSW-SMita. Gu.rii tllkli 11NJ
UHrtiMtl. J.15. CALLAGHAN $219,900
ENTEBTMN POOLSIDE -llt\RBOR J'IEWBOME$1
fabuk11n opportunity 10 pure~ 48R, 2.SBA hofll(' on lug' lot, w/larg' family room, country kltchm and
txtc.-nded dining room, ;all b eing sunny~ Central AJC + ~ MBR m&kr thh property a tmt&c wlut.
Red~ to $529,000.
172S Port Charla, Newport Bea.ch
COME HOME TO MYCRESV
Ex1enslw l<lndsc:aplng welcomes you 10 this 4BR, 2.5BA homt In a tcnillc nelgnl>orhood. Fl~plact In Uvtng
room and family mom. and bay wtndow5 .ire just ii f~ of the ;amenlt~ of thll lovdy llocM, with pttd pool
are~ for rh1ld saf<-ty RedU«d to 5479,000
l7SO Skylark~, Newport Bea.ch
C1UBM. OUAUIY &: SOPlllfflCAFION
U you wam 10 U~ In 1 quality llo!M, you1J &JllX'CUt' I.ht dtWJs throughout this totillly ~ e1Stsklt
charma EJ«tronlc gai,, full S«Urlty syttml, 4 skytlghu, frmch windows & doors, jacuuJ tub anbd stwn showe',
dual nr~. gorgt'()IU landsaplng.
J 80 BnHulway, Eastsfde Cost.a Mesa
over 17 Years ~erie,na Jt!ong tfie Coast
'BroK:!.r ?{funL./ to 'll./l'M'f!i."4/l of !Jame
7fl0-5000 x131
~?rlll)(.Soutli Coun
lustlistd
Over S,000 square feet! Exceptional custom built 48R with stunning views of thl· Back
Bay and city lights. Fabulous Ooor plan w/huge upstairs Bonus an~ Game Room RT
FOR A KJNG! Courtyard pool plus rear yard spa. GATED ENJ'RY/3 car garagr.
$1,250,000
SrP!llSlrfN Mdtt""" Yknl FJegant, but cozy 48R w/pool & French doors galottl Bring us an offer'
$72S,OOO
NrwJ!Or1 Bmdt
Giant 4BR 4BA tout redo w/large grassy yald.
Simply an Incredible famUy home!
1§3.S,OOO
Bob & Dovie Koop
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Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr.
760-5000 Ext. 128' or 760-1580
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
I o"' __;,.._ . ~:
3 bodrooms, 2.S blllha, plus. d«t, 1arp Wilk·
in clolel. fomul dining room, fitq>I-, lulh
lmdacapc. pool ~ sp1, gal.ed belches
$495,000 Bob K Sr. or Jr.
a giant point
~-.-.... andscaping and a
vaew, lots of marble,
new carpet, feels lllce a cus·
, bedrooms, 3.5 baths.
795,000 Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Great locauon ocean 11de o( PClt "300 Block"
Adonblc:, nmodeled two bedroom + den
house, laige I bdnn •pt.. one block to belch.
$585,000 Bob Koo , Sr. or Jr.
NEWPORT BEACH
760-5000
Ext. 128
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Nalmnab BUILDER mag:i11ne will co-
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w11 h NAHB's National Sale\ and Marketing
Council (NSMC). Ocher ma111r 'ponsors
include Norwest Mongage. Inc and Housing
Guides of America.
The Nauonals honor home building's best
advertising. graphics. brochures. 'lignage.
1n1cnor merchandising. land,capc and \ale~
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na1ional marketing and sales competilion in
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developments for sale or rent between Oct. 6.
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the National SaJes and Marketing Awards. The
entry deadline is Sept 20. 1996.
The awards program will again name I.he
best in the region winners in the communi1y
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wiU be honored alons with chc nationwide
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de1ached home\ will also be presented on bmh
a regional and national level.
Both the regional and national winncn, wa.JI
be named for 1hc Rookie Salesperson of the
Year, Salesper,on of the Year, Sales Manager
of the Year and Markeung Director of the Year.
These ind1 v1dual achievement categone' will
he JUdged on •hear concribu11ons to their
profession and community as well as their
'ales performance
The Nauonal Sales and Markc1ing Award1'
program was created by the merger of the
fom1er MIRM Awards for new home
marketing and lhe Maxsel Awards for 11ale\
and marketing professionals. Last year the
program drew nearly 650 encries from acms'
the country.
All finalists and winners will be selec1ed by
a panel of 12 leading industry builders and
marketer; Oc1. 3 -5 in Washington, D.C All
finalii.ts and wannen. will then be honored al a
black-tie ceremony on Jan. 24, 1997 as a pan
of NAHB 's annual convention in Houston,
Texas. More than 800 people attended lbc gala
last yea.r.
Additionally. the NSMC bas kicked off its
96 • 97 sponsorship year. The benefits
experienced by spon ors in tenns of national
exposure within the home building industry
and ot the awards 'ceremony are tremendous.
Tiu NalioMls call for tntrln will l>e
a~llabh In llltt Junt. Contact Slnt Bunce
toda1 at th• NSMC at (800) 368.SU2, ut.
690 or bJ &"""1116116.l512@
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3 Charity Golf Tournament at Pelican Hill Golf Course
5 9 o.m. -noon, Ethics
1 p.m. -4 p.m., Agency
6 Corpus Christi
7 MLS Book Delivery
10 8·45 a.m .. Community Relations Committee meeting
9 a .m .. MLS Committee meeting
11 8:45 a.m .. Affiliate Committee meeting
12 8:45 a.m .. GPA Committee meeting
2 p.m -5 p.m .. Internet class
9 am. -noon. Tax Planning f<;>r RE Investments
1 p.m. -4 p.m .. Sure No Problem. Trust Me
13 8.30 o .m .. Board of Directors meeting
2 p.m -4 p.m .. COMPASS Beginner course
19 Noon · 1 :30 p.m .. Free Seminar: Not Just Another
Exchange Seminar
9 a.m. -noon. Anatomy of An Adjustable Loan
l p.m. · 4 p.m .. REO's
20 9 a.m., Grievance Committee meeting
9 a.m. -11 a.m .. COMPASS Advanc0d course
2 P·~· and 4 p .m .. Lightning Flyer seminar
26 10 a .m. -1 p .m., Seminar: Working with the Appraiser
2 p .m. · 5 p.m .. Internet class
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27 9 o.m. -11 a.m., COMPASS Beginner course
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Beautiful 4BR. 4BA Family
Home 1n Gated
Community. Dramatic
entry w/stunniog
sweeping stairway,
gourmet kitchen, library.
Lush greenery w/superb
pool & spa.
SPYGLASS RIDGE
1607 SU Bel Ctrcle
A Gated Coomuity ...
Ocean, Catalina, Harbor
& City Lights V'tf!Ni on
prime "Top of the Hill" c~
de-sac lot. Huge side
yard, 6BR, 4BA. Perfect
family home. Motivated
Owners!
1121 Port c.tow
Live with that feeling of
serenity & security, in this
spectacular 4BR, 2.SBA
family home. Just steps
1Nlay from par1(, club
house, pool.
530 CM Drive, 1202
Breathtaking white water
ocean views and
captivating sunsets from
private patio. 2BR, 2BA +
Oen in model condrtJon.
lM_det1round garaee w/2
51*es . .AJst steps to the
beach and vlage.
Breathtaking Panoramic
Ocean, Harbor &
Premium F ashtOO Island
Views! Beautiful 4BR,
38Ahomew/new
carpet & new paint.
Large yard with lovely
pool.
SPYGLASS HIU
23BodepBay
Captivating ocean and
Catahna Views from this
4BR, 3BA exPanded &
remodeled Home. Two
master suites,
professionally
landscaped. Complete
wjlarge spa & watertaa.
DOVER SHORES
Lovely, Traditional Home
featlJing large family
room w/flreplace, beam
ceilings & wet bar.
Balconies, bay views
from 2nd stOfY, new paint
& carpet. Access to three
private beaches.
CORONA DEL MAR
Beautiful front
townhouse! 2BR, 2.SBA
w,lnoolerous upgrades.
tWdwood floors,
Shefwood stlJtters
ttrooghout.
South of Hwy.
3BR. 2BA w/breathtakmg,
·unobstructed" Ocean,
Harbour & City Lights
View. Pnme Harbor View
Hiiis location. Lot value.
HARBOR RIDGE
21 Toulon -sest Buy" • SBR, 3BA
S1ngle famtly attached
home w/ all
encompassing views.
Designer decorated.
Move-in quality. Very
motivated owner. Make
offer.
Well Maintained
Duplex! Cute front
cottage w/2BR, 2BA.
Newer rear unit 3BR,
3BA w/fireplace and
large decks. Great
locaboo and an ideal
opportlnty for owner
Make ofter -Seller
bought another -very
motivated Completely
remodeled three leYef
condo w/ granite
fi'eplace, centnl •.
plantation shutters,
f reoch doors, seclrity
gated. Close to beach.
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SOTHEBY'S
INTERNATIONAL REALTY
PROVIDING UNPARALLELED
BROKERAGE AND MARKETING
SERVICES FOR THE WORLD'S
MOST SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES
New Listings
North ~na Fabulous building site.
Views of Emerald Bay and coastline.
Connie Max.sen ti $795 ,000
Peninsula Point Tum-key traditional
3 Bd. +family room. 4 fireplaces.
till Andrus $79',000
Harbor View Homes Great 5 Bd.
family home with view Prime location!
Mike Marr $759,000
Central Newport Beach duplex,
total remodel, ocean view. 4 and 3 Bd
RJck Langevin $665,000
Portaftna Laguna Dramatic custom
home with ocean and city lights view.
Steve Htch $649,000
Today's decor,
tomorrow's Joy, a forever view.
Coby Ward $619,000
DoftrSlaeree
1465 GaluJ Dr.
Eutblaff
2133 Cabllpt1 720 Bllon
2'31 Blackthom
llarlterH'f!laade 2000 Diana ne
BarltorVlewHIDs
2706 Uchtboue
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1806 Port Kt.mberlJ
I 9JO Pott b=te 1830 Port Rea
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JO Brisbane
•-·•aeenek 47Mal•..UDr.
Udelel•.
215 Via Koron
124Yla1'rte.te
1 lJ Via Onleto
J " Via Olllto JI 7 Via Hllft"i
23 I Via Udo 5cMld .,, Vim Udo Soad
$1,,,0,000
$1 ,6",000
$667,000
u99.000 69,000
19,000
$346,000
$,,9,000
639-'8,000
29,000
6',000
39,000
$254,900
$429,000
fiff.000 99,000
9S,OOO 7".000
99,HO fl·'"·ooo 3,495,000
S.• g::• -' S..(M)
::it:~
$29',000 ... a.It
$3,,,000 ..... ....
TCNIJ BartoUc
....... r»hllllppl
.._.as.Shannon
llobWqlan "-f Parter
Either Flne
Ondl Crtst
SWrte, Hants
Coby Ward
Slrra Hinman
lk9d Hlnma.n
Sara Hinman
Heather Angel
SIWtey Harris
BobWqlarz
818t1Hlftman C.-.,Ward
Laauna Beach Striking ocean and
whitewater view building site.
Steve Htch $219,000
Emel'llld Bey Sweeplnc views from
upper Emerald Bay lot. Guard gated.
Rod Daley $595,000
Corona Highlands Ocean or golf
.course view. Pool and spa. Quality home.
Inca Lehnert $795,000
RJtz Cove Great custom bulld-
lng site In guard gated area. Second row
with fabulous view.
Scanlan & Busk $895,000
New Listings
View Properties
Harbor HlU Great property with
European charm. Beautiful view. 4 Bd. +
library. Great flow for entertain Ina.
Morphy & Scanlan $I , 195 ,000
Spy1la1S HlU Fabulous ocean and
bay views. 4 bedrooms. 2.5 baths.
Connie Maxsentl $I, 195 ,000
Cameo Shores· Great view, gorgeous
4 bedroom, family room, open and light.
Evan Cort<ett ~t,385,000
Ocean RJdae Ouallty 4 bedroom +
bonus room. 4.5 bath home on large lot.
DfTufllo & Thomas $1,549,000
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A landmart home
ot great quality with a remarkable locaUon.
Thamer & Corkett $5,400,000
Emerald Bay Fabulous home, steps
from sand with whitewater views! Private
community with tennis, pools and parks.
David Hlrschler $2,300,000
·Gated· Communities
-C.-,0. Model-perfect 5 bedroom
Wlllty home wtth &arae t>.dtyard end pool.
Worden & Bibb $1,29'.000
Newport Coast Gorgeous 5 bed-
room, 3 bath In gated Montserrat
Grq Lombardi '$559,000
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644-1600
723-8800
Waterfront
Pro erties
style bayfront home at harbor entrance.
Jerry Finster $2,295,000
Lido Isle Premier 5 bedroom
bayfront home on large lot w/ dock.
lohn McMon~le $3,495,000
Laguna Beach Custom 6 bedroom
oceanfront home w/ guest quarters.
Biii Wedmore $3,895,000
Balboa Pehlnsula Point Gated
waterfront estate with sweeping views.
Dave Wong $4,850,000
Family Neighborhoods
Harbor Highlands Special 3 Bd.
2 Ba. jewel with fireplace and large yard.
Dottle Valentine $346,000
Huntington Beach Super clean.
Priced below comps for fast sale. Seller
relocating. Association pool.
Keith Randle $79.000
• Harbor View Homes Upgrades
throutihout Including new cherrywood
kitchen with granite. Priced below comps. .
Susan Scanlan $439,~ .
Jasmine Creek Remodeled 3 bed·
room. 2.5 bath home with ocean view.
Hinman & t.ecrand $475,000
Seav1ew Great view 3 bedroom.
2 bath with loft in gated community
Smith & F~ $599,000
Harbor View Homes Perfect family
home. Lots of upgrades 5 bedrooms.
Susan Scanlan $689,000
Beach Communities
Eastbluff Lovely pool home
with view in popular Eastbluff
Ronda Hein $499,000
Beacon Bay Cozy updated 3 bed·
room beach home with I Bd. rental unit.
Mike Marr $695,000
Ritz Cove French Mediterranean
build to suit. Spectacular vfewsl
Scanlan & Busk $1 ,695,000
Harbor View Homes Great location.
next to greenbelt and near school
Scanlan & Hinman $765,000
Bia C.aftJOll MedJtenanean villa
4 bedrooms. 4.5 baths. Fabulous a.nd new
Lyle &Worden $1,695 ,000
Harbor View Hiiis One of the
prettiest. largest park-like yards. Warm.
wonderful 5 bedroom home. Not to miss'
Susan Scanlan $1,090.000
Costa Mesa
Eastslde Costa Meea Six cottaae
style units In prime location.
Heidi Stockwell $499,000
720 Bison
Remodeled 5 bedroom, 3 bath
family home. New master suite
and bath, separate dining room,
family room and home office.
$569,000
Shirley Harris 759-3727
Jim Kline 759-3771
Recent Ciesign and construction
offers comfortable areas
for adults and children.
$699,000
COby Ward 759-3724
Private courtyard environment,
new traditional decor with pool
on prime view lot!
$619,000
Coby Ward 759-3724
812 Bison
Beautiful remodeled home
at an irresistible price.
Contemporary decor and view.
$589,000
Coby Ward 759-3724
2537 Bamboo
· Recently remodeled family home
with beautiful upgrades. Tiie floors,
new carpet. Large backyard.
$529,000 t.
Chris Lindsay 759-3775
2338 Arbutus
Gorgeous 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath
home. 2 fireplaces, gourmet
kitchen, lovely yard and patio.
$689,000
Evan Corkett 759-3728
We salute anil: support Corona del Fou.ndation/or yout ..
efforts to improve our award winning High School!
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723~8800
644~1600
EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATE OF
SOTHEBYJS .
INTERNATIONAL REALTY
PROVIDING UNPARALLELED BROKERAGE
AND MARKETING SERVICES FOR THE
WORLD'S MOST SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES
·723~8800
644~1600
OLDE CORONA DEL MAR
Premier location ;ust steps to Cfrina Cove .
Four bedroom New England-s.tyle home
witfr soaring ceilings and wood floors.
Guest quarters frave private entrance.
$759,000
DEBI BIBB DENNIS DURGAN
759 ... 3707
CORONA DEL MAR
Pride of owners/rip duplex. .
Both units have ocean views! Huge deck
for outdoor entertaining, 3 car garage
and private auess to beacftl
$499,000
MAIN AND MAIN
'Watcfr tfre wofld go by from tfris landmark Udo Isle bayfront estate!
Two-hundred feet of bay frontage with docking possibilities for
a yacht well in excess of one-hundred feet. This gracious Palm Beach style
estate flas lusflly landscaped grounds, pool, spa and motorcourt.
A RARE OPP<>RTUNITY To OWN "THE BEST OF THE BEST"
Call for details
JERRY FINSTER
~ENI~ SALES EXECUTIVE
#I SALESPERSON ,... I 995
759,._3750
KEVIN KUBIAK
AsSOCIATE
B ALBOA B AYFRONT
$2,295,000
EMERALD BAY
$1 ,237,500
EMERALD BAY
$950,000
NEWPORT H EIGHTS $879,000
CORONA D EL .MAR $472,000
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BILL FEENEY
in association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS
OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
Lido Isle Vacant Lot
215 Via Koron
Open Sat. & Sun.
$399,000
Lido Isle Designer Home
11 3 Via Quito
Open Sat. & Sun.
$795,000
Lido lsl~ge Lot
5 Bel 5 Ba famil~ \l&'fliine 52' lot
Large yard/patio, 3 ~JM Reduced 125,000!
$699,000
Dover Shores Fa~ Home
6 Bd. 4.5 Ba. spaciou~Qi ~arge lot.
Great loca~a~sfrom park, pool
$649,000
Pride of Owne~uplex
3 Bd. 2 Ba. + 2 Ba. Jr ~ovated units
Steps to ~?f. ! ljreat for owner/user
$369,000
Costa ~~tarter
4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. home on l~~ped lot
New roof. freshly piloted, new carpet
$219,000
Affordable in Corona del Mar
2 Bd. 2.5 Ba. End town.home on large greenbelt
Refurbished and immaculate, community pool
$119,000
Triangle Square Area
3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome w/ fireplace
Greenbelt location, community pool
$144,000
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Dover Shores Bayfront
3 Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled with 60' on the watcc
Large private dock, large sunny patio
$999,000
Udo Isle View Home
5 Bd. 4 Ba. Pride of ownuship! Highest quality mataia1s
Mart>le., granit.e, French doors, aown mo~. 3 firq>laces
$829,000
Bayshores Family Home
7 Bd. 5 Ba. Traditional. haRtwood floors. Frmch doors.
3 fireplaces, 3 car garage. large country kitcheo/family room
$795,000
LJdo Isle Vacant Lot
Unique prime street to street location. Ideal for
3,000 sq. ft. cust6m homo! Steps to beach & tennis
$399,000
717-4744
Lido Isle Sopbistkated
3 Bd. 4 Ba.. den, 9' ceilinp, huge master sulte
Prime low traffic corner, 50' I~ large sundeck
$775,000
Lido Isle Designer Home
2 Bd. 3 Ba. den meticulously maintained home, 47' lot
Beamed ceilings. Fn:ncb doors, lushly landscaped
·$795,000
Lido Isle Prime Locadont
2 Bd. 2 Ba. + den home, beamed ceilings
Prime street to street location, 35' lot
$595,000
Custom Esttite on Spectacular Lot
7 Cheshire
.9L wonderful property of over 6,500 square feet surrounded by beautiful lawn, gardens, patios,
pool and spa. Four bedroom suites plus additional office, formal living and dining rooms,
family room extraordinaire with room for pool table, breakfast area, wood paneled library,
three marble fireplaces, grand foyer with winding staircase. Incredible storage plus ·
four car garage, fuJI security, air conditioned, indoor-outdoor music system. ,
Please come and see us Sunday
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INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED
featuring fine properties from condos to castles
s~s~~4Uta 1969
SALT SPRAY
E11perieace tbt txbllanitioa of ll•laa tipt oa oot of Laguna's
loYtlies1 beKhts. LiYt in O't'tr 64M Jq . .ft. of luury wldl priHlt
*1M co bnitti and 45' printt boel moorfns. Call ror l'eahms lilt.
$3,899,000 LSJ
SANDY SHORES
Partially compldtd 3 BR. 3BA t'Olltaltponu'y bome. Loalfd
In West Newport rig)al oa t.bt saody balcll and aar dty tmals
courts. All pttmlts att la and rndy to ao.
$1,100,000 SS!
HARBOR RIDGE
Singk-lt•tl matt wfth 3eOO tquatt reet or depnc:e and style
in guard-pttd com.mullity. AYallllblt as ~1 !-' l"ovtatber.
Call today. -5,000 S32
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Li«lll. alry, cunom 3BR with ualctut ramUy room wltb
tttnctablt root. Lots of cl-" skyupts, aourmet kkcbal,
spa & lap poof. deck wftb ocean, bay. &: dty Tit-OOlt to
all shopping & rettalJoo. $975,000 RSI
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ganization has
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providing superior
setvice to Southern
California since 1969 ...
... a reputation earned
by consistently honoring
the basic values of
and
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Spadoes 3'M eq.tt. Mme wit.Ii r.kloaa moutala & ch}
lJpa YiewL c.tea •111t SBll, J.75BA. "-Ubrvy, granitf
sou. rmd ldtdlaa wit~ .. i..un ftfJiMOr and buill·in
ltaeolJ*m danMlploaL 749,000 DSI
VICTORIA BOCH
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Morris Skeaclerlaa llome oa oc:eaa 8de of Hwy. Walk I
block to ODe ol i..uu·· ft!MM beadMs. hrfect ror 1'1 or
2nd home. $478,000 M2J
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Coast Newport Properlies ia what leta this
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late brokerage firm apart from lhe
Mid Bibb.
Newpod Properlies 11 the ~
in die residenliaJ ral acMe indumy due
to tbt integrity, e~ and chlncta of
its agents.. The ~ awll'dl exemplify
lhe lwd work each aa-pats forth to
help Coat Newport maintain its
leldenbip poeieion.
Tbe n.d lor U61..-al the
ci-. M well .. lllCllil • I ct'lOOI closed
Manny Stelli.no's successful
track record speaks · for
itself
Coast Newport Properties'
award-winning top agent
specializes in Newport
Heights and Cliffhaven
Manny Stellioo is an award-winning top
agent with more than 1 I years experience
as a real estate professional. As a people
person, Stellino bas the ability to work
well with clients from a variety of
backgrounds and income levels.
His cootemporaries describe him as
dependable and holat. with -~....,
of hUl80f. S~ tielieWll Jlil e,.7'1 I e
and stills enlible him to l8licipate mid:
prevent problaila before they ariee. His
success rate speaks for itself u his client
list includes many repeats and referrals.
Stellino and bis partner, Marlene
Hassel, lllOtber Coat Newport Properties
agent. ..,a•tin: in Newpol1 H~tl and
Cliflhavea. Tbey pride tbemlelves in tbelr
knowledge of
the area which
has enabled
them to list and
sell homes on
practically
every street in
these two
neighborhoods.
Born and
raised in the
South Bay area
of Los Angeles,
Stellino Manny Stellino
auendcd El Camino College a.s a business
-.;or. Prior to entering the field of real
estale, be was general manager of Duke
Tunba Coostructioo Co. in Tustin. His
spare time diversions incl~golf, tennis,
baskecball and gourmet cootina.
Mall1 S..... ea H rwW"' Coal N..,,_ ,.,..,..., ·4 a.le PW,
S. . .UO, N..,,.,. ,,_., (11') "4-
lffO.
went to Pllrick Bmtolic. This awant is
hued OD lhe lll.li;lltw, of lilliDp lakm
during the qumtier -Ille ta al
cloeed tnnuctiool .... the ........
Bn>tic WU also lbe Rdpiall of lbe
listing apt of the ...... iD rw.., -
lhe salapenon of ........ iD Msch;
Tbe~ol ......... 95)6
went to Jerry PiD1t«. 11lil award ii t.ied
OD dollar volume. Tbe sr' IJm al die
monlb fOI' January Wll awaded ID Mirian
Phillippi and the alespenoa Of die month
for February went to Susan Scanlan, wbo
alto toot honon for lbe liaing agem of
die ...... for J-y. Rod Diiey
prnmed lbe ..... for lilliitl .-06 lbe
1Doalb b Mlrdl:
Marlene Hassel earns
distinction through quality
Coast Newport Properties
agent explores new ways to
market properties
Marlene Hassel has been described as a
hands-on professional. Her exceptional
service to clients, professionalism and
superior negotiating skills have earned her
the distinction of being among the most
successful agents in the Orange Coast
Association of Realtors.
Hassel joins the Coast Newport
Properties team of agents with eight years
of rca1 estate experience.
"I came to Coast Newport Properties
because they arc rccogniz.ed as tbe top
rca1 estate company in the community,"
said Hassel, who ~ an exlraordinarily
dedicated, hard wort:ing full-time agent.
She has an extensive knowledge of the
rca1 estate market and has an obvious love
for her work. Hassel is adaptable to the
changing market conditions and is
creative in exploring new ways to market
her listings.
''I love working with the public and
enjoy conducting my own showings and
follow ups. This
way I get
firsthand
f cedbad.'' she
said.
Prior to
entering the real
estate profession
in 1988, she
spent six years
as manager of
an advertising
firm, marketing
major regional Mo~ Hassel
shopping centers
nationwide, including South Coast Plaza.
She ia a graduate of the University of
California, ~Ban.a T(itb a becbelor
of arts de~
Jiuscl ~ltftd in tbe aree since 1984
and owns a tiome in Newport'• Back Bay.
In her spare time, she loves to travel and
enjoys bet involvement in the Women's
Ocean Racing Sailing Association in
Newport Beach.
MllllDN Hou•I ca IH n«ltd at
Coa Nnf/IO(t ~ 4 ~ Pla:.a,
SU. 260, Nnport S..la, (714) 644-
1600.
Daily Piloc RnJ Eetate •Jun• 22, 1996
ResidentiaJ Real Estate Services • Independently Owned and Operated
DAZZLING BAYSIDE BEAUTY
Exhilarating views of the bay & Balboa Island! Very detailed home
highlighting extensive use of mfrrors, frplc, bit-in b:lr. Clruc to shops,
restaurants.
$659,000 Atw\lGi&~ Ad Code 70317
BIG CANYON ELEGANCE
Frce-~tand111g end unit with golf course, city lighcs & sunset views.
Completely cusiomsz.cd in off-white with 4bd, 4.5ba + library with
fireplace. Gated courtyard & ko1 pond.
$1,249,000 Belle Partch Code 71047
DF.SIRABLE HARBOR VIEW HOME
Immaculate cwtom home on sunny side of the street on great wrap-
around corner location. Master & spacious f.am. rm with skylights +
den.
$489,000 Marilyn Kershner Code 71767
COVETED IRVINE
COVE
Custom villa on large lot in
Irvine U1YC Oest. 2 frplc's, hi
ccili~ gourmet's kitchen, wet
bar, spa + room for pool. Prvt
beach, comm. tennis.
Nancy Bvfidd
& Tom lovcnini
$2,450,000
Code 71077
FEEL AT HOME
3Br., 0 2.5Ba. inside unit condo. Mexican pavcrs in
lvng rm. Walk to Back Bay.
Gisela Burmeister
$199,000 <:ode 71637
PUTTIN7 ON THE RITZ
Prestigious home in guard-gated Niguel Shores.
Courtyard entry. fireplace, country kuchen. walk to
Ritz Carlton, beach. Association pool.
laura Roscvold
$319,900 <:ode 72657
THE TERRACE ~ CDM
2Bd., 2Ba. + Den upper unit. Adult comm. Model
perfect. Si ngle l~cJ w/vicw deck & prvt courtyard.
$415,000
Jo Ann Kenton
WINDOW TO
THE SEA
~Ocean Bhd CSUtC
OWl'iooks lnspincion Point in
CdM. G!srom 5bd. 4.5ba
home. Mt.in house + guest
house.
Mali Gulledge
$1,795,000
Code 71167
Code 71447
644-6200
THIS ONE wowr LASn
Immaculate 3Br., 2Ba. has it all! French doors, bay
window, mrble frplc. Atrium, sec. system. Rogers
Gardens lush landscaping. Don't miss!
Bob Coluccio & Kris Pcytoh
$340,000 Code 70707
CORONA HIGHLANDS CUTIE
2Bd .. I Ba on quiet street w/rcmodeled kitchen, hcfaJ
Aoors in liv. rm. & kit, big yard, key to beach g-.itl'\ 1n
ShorclifT.
Jim Weiscnbach & Kay Kon~
$369,000 Code 72637
LINDA
ISLE
Expansive nnel views and
exquisite inttrio" arc pt(S(nl·
ed in thi$ custom 5bd
bayfronr residence with ,, pn
vatc dock.
Ann. Ted & Su1.t11nl
$2,395,000
Code 71197
CONTEMPORARY LIVING
Mediterranean srylc 3Br., 2.5Ba. rwnhm in CDM.
Sep lvngrm, dng rm, ~rcat in nutr ste., ktchn nook
Two cu garage. view deck & crt yrd.
Nancy Barfidd & Tom lovenini
$539,000 Code 72147
2545 Fairway Sat $289,000 Pam Ball
3 Winged Foot SIS $995.000 Peteuon/Gny
2915 Cawpa SIS $665,000 Shipley/Osterhout
Hatbor View Homa 1831 Newpon Hills Dr. SIS $499.500 Srevc Leverett
908 c.dtis Pl SIS $399,000 Tom Brunson
1615 Mariners SIS $369.000 M~Jadaon .
1';pon Hagttu 2101 FJ'ceeath St. 19 Su $17',000 Patti O' Daky .... 2728 V11t2 Dd Oro Sua $214,000 MiJcc Smith
1706 Irvine Ave. Sun $310,000 LouAnn Riney
2788~ Sun $309,000 Colua:io/Pqton
2145~erPL Sun $325.000 Coluccio/Peyton
29 Cownuy Sun $399,000 Bdle Pancb
3 Jetty Sun $439,000 Hamiett Botwinick
2200 La.ke M Ln. Sun $459,000 Jo King
Harbor View Homes 1928 Pon P~ce Sun $498,000 Judy SttaUSI
9321 Sbadewdl Sun $565,000 Oaudme Bla.nclwd
2821 An1ia Sun ~9,000 SandyDalq
lSlS Bamboo Saa $635.000
2821AbaVuu Sue $64,,000
346 Poppy Son $675,000
1319 E. Balboa 8'vd. IC Su.a $774,000 &dynShauea
223 Vaa Quito Sun $849,000 Coluccio/Peytoo
5801 Seaabore Or. Sun $1,425,000 SoUySbaam
7 Nigbtabore Swt $1,298,000 ATS
S Nigtltabore Sun $1,425,000 ATS
SPACIOUS SF.A ISLAND HOME CAMEO HIGHLANDS RESORT LIVING
Bcauciful & private custom 48d. on almost 2 lots w/mini
view of Catalina & ocean. Pool, spa & sauna. Nothing
comparable!
Single level 3Bd., 3Ba., w/golf course & backbay views.
Sec. sys., ovcnide master mite. Comm. pool, tennis
courts, 24hr guard-garc.
~ne & Eric Shaw Connie Betton
$675,000 Code 70047 $849,000 Code72487
TRULY A 10!
Big Canyon's best buy on one of the best cul-de-sac
mecu w/vV!w'. Cwtom &op of the Jjne fcarurcs w/frplc,
gourmet ~. poOl & spa.
CarOl Alliton & la.mes Gray
C.ode 7MS7 $99S,OOO Code 70167
Daily PiloC .Rnl Eacau •June 22, 1996
PRESTIGIOUS SHORECUFFS
At:ass to beach & esplanade from this 3bd, 3ba home in a great neigh-
borhood w/a minj ocean view. Pool & 2 car garage.
$695,000 B.J. Johnson · Code 70737
CHARMING ORIGINAL
Fabulow old Calif.-Spanish style 2b, 2ba w/upgradcs thru-out. Beautiful
kitchen, Redwood dcdc, front, side & rear patios & separate srudfo.
$315,000 Bob Coluccio Code 71797
FABUWUS PRICE, FABULOUS VIEW
Outscanding ocean & city lights views from this condo. Marble entry,
frplc, custom interiors. Seller is motiv.ltcd to sell now!
$719,000 Karen Rezek & Claudcrtc Blanchard Code 7 1097
NEWl'OU Hl!IGHTS CUS'IOM
Lush landscaping aunounds du. 3bd, t .5ba home. Large mstt stt + &m.
rm. Studio w/shower. Sec. system. Pool, spa. BBQ and tundeck.
UlS,000 Anne Hoover Cede 71987
FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD
CUL-DE-SAC TO GREENBELT AND SCHOOL lARGE LOT.
3 BEDROOM, 2 BATI-1.
$489,000
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Direct Line
644-6373
xl21
Pager
576-3198
Bob Coluccio
EASTSIDE COSTA MFSA
3BR. 2.SBA. Remodeled kitchen and baths.
Large, private yard. Reduced
$325,000
LIDO
Rich European Flair; 4BR, 3.5 BA with 4 F.P., South
Facing SO fc. loc. Reduced to $849,000
OPEN HOUSES
suN 1-4
Come See These
Beautiful Properties!
1735 PORT CllA.RLES
Charming 4Bd., 28a.
Huge comer lot. Seller nccd.s fut sell!
1718 PORT SHBFPIBLD
Apoeillnsr 4Bd.,L2.5~, ~large lot. .. -ASTeabOut ouyer mc:cnuvcs.
$18j,()()() $537,()()()
RECENT SALES
Qlilr Pilot .......... ,_ 22. 1996
Direct: Line
644-6373
x122
Pager
729-0917
Ktis Pe
EASTSIDE COSTA MF.SA
Remodeled 2BR, IBA with office.
A perfect lO.
$309,000
Karen Knoche
644-6373 Ext 118
759-8918 Res.
Laraine &
Eric Shaw Decorator's Dream! Traditional dcgance ~ gaccd community.
$329,()()()
800-7 45-1626
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OXJIORD CT -IRVINE ~38d.~--comdrforllnck '-f ...,._Of cmido.
A-., U7.'9.000
CABOSAN~
V.x:aciocl mad 2M coodo Oii die !Mia manna. a.a Jw *"""' .......,us,..,
WALK TO BEACH
Wooclaflll ti..p., trwl aid --pnad., .. -_.~
~$21,.000
~VEllDE 3tld.. 2Be t.o-. lile.d may. oU; btdial.
Frad 4oors. ~.-spe!
• USJP.000
2031 E. Balboa Blvd.
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()PEN J-j()USE sA·r & SLJN 12-4
$589,0QP
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Newport Beach
Steps to sand! 3 bedroom, 3 bath, den,
vaulted ceiling, hardwood floors. Large
master suite. Designer perfect.
DEBORAH JOHNSON
Associate
Peninsula Point
Charming cape cod home on desirable corner
locatipn. Hardwood floors, ~tunning wood
craftsmanship. Truly old world·.charm -3
bedroom, 2 bath, large living room on a extra
wide lot, dining room, sun porch.
121 32nd Street
$499,000
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in doulhern Gahfarnia .
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CORONA DEL MAR
Ciutom ocean/rant home with beautiful white-u:ater,
aai/ and sunset views, 4 bJ, 4.5 ba, limestone floor-
ing, granite & marble counterlops, motor courtyard.
$2,795,000 • John Campbell
LAGUNA BEACH
Riviua-lik. a«an and coastline viw:s, emotional
CUlfom 3 bJ home with excep6ona/ privacy, J,·ning
and family room&, 4 firp/acu, pool and spa.
$1,970,000 • Sally Plullip1
N EWPORT COAST
P.Goan HiR ..tat., owr 1/2 acrs, 5 b.drooma,
5.5 batJ.., ~ i'Of'nA ~ oaran uiews, ,,. .id."°"' "';U, .un,,,,,,;,,g pool anJ 6pa
$2,450,000 • Prince I Pereira
SWC!eping comer "true estate• on an entire half block is
at the quiet end of the island. Large 5 bJ home with
library, family room, triple garage, & gardens
$1,895,000 • Kay Polovina
HARBOR RIDGE
Fabulous 5 bJ, 5.5 ba utate with breathtaking ocean
and city light view, •uperior quality, private view
patios, 6 f;replacu, hardwood f/oors, high ai~ngs.
$1,895,000 • D'ette Steel.berg
Bro CANYoN
Premier golf Q>UFN fron tage. ~ du;gn.J anJ eke.
orou4 5 bJ, /ormal dining, family room, off;c. and
gym, .pocNnu J.J •nlry garrkn. ~pool, 61'0·
$2, 99~000 • Jell Axton
SPYGLASS HILL
Highly upgrodeJ, 5 bJ, 3 ba home with new /rcnch .
doors, kitchen and bath, prof usionaRy landscaped, large
pool move-in condition, city light & mountain t•ieu•s
$895,000 • D on & Joyce Ol.on
NBFPORT COAST'S O CEAN RIDGE
Custom gated view estate, dining and family rooms,
paneled library, morning room, circular staircase and
flying bridge to mcuter with 1'zfreat, el~nt pool, spa.
$1,995,000 • Com.egy. I Peter.on
T URTLE R OCK C REST
Dramatic cu.tom lwm., 4 bJ, 3.5 ba. conlatporory
.ty/. 111ith 6pani.J. inf/w.utc-. ~ rrtotmlain, am'°" and k;R uiGw, pon.l.J /ilmrry.
$1,425,000 • Sonja Powell ·
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NE.WPOllT C RBST
3 bd, 2.5 ba, extensive upii;radcs, master suite
David Prince -644-9060 -$257,900
CoSTA MESA
4 bd with family rm & two living rms
Carla Broffman -631-1400 -$249,000
OLD CoRONA DBL MAR
Chamnng corugc, 1 bd, & loft/guest, larRc kitchen
Frccman/Smjth · 631-1400 · $309,000
NBWPOll.T'S BLUFFS
lmmaculatt l story, 3 bd rownbomc w / dining room
Carla Broffirian -631-14-00 -$329,000
•
THE BLUFFS
4rgc master suite, private counyard entry
Gail York -644-9060 -$g3s,ooo
.HUW11NGTON BE4CH
3 bd, 2.5 ba, A fabulous deal, close to schools
Jennifer Noonan -644-9060 -$182,000
NEWPO&.T BBACl:l
3 bd rownhome in gated comm. with poo~ dbl garage
K2y Polovina·-631-1400 -$199,900 .. THE BLUPPS.
2 bd, 1 b&, immlcullle condition, out unit, private, balcony
Mila/Seaanum -6"-9060 -UfO,OOO
BASTslDB ColTA .MB5A
3 tid, l .S ba, rownhouic, ltmm marble fireplace
Marcia at Robert Bents -644-9060 -$225,000
CosTAMBSA Longwood ~ bi:auti(ul l ..,, 2 bd, 00 grccnbclt
Carla Broffilwi -631-1.fOO -$239,000
NJnROU SBoUs
3 bd oomge, dolC to prime ocaa&oot' & clubhouse
Kumic Jo Rizzo -631 -1.00 -$249,900
TSBBums
2 bd, 2 ba, new kitch~ baths, hardwood floors
Gail York -644-9060 -$255,000
Nswrou CUsT
Oucsuoding ~ view property, 2 bd, 2.5 ha, great location
David Prince -644-~ -$259 ,200
SBA lsL;AND
Upgraded 2 bd coodo with den, frpk and ncW'kirchcn
Kathy Pox -631-1400 -$265,000
BAYvmW TnliCB
2 bd, 2 ba, wonderful location, fi:ah new paint
Don &: Joyce Ollon -6"-9060 -$289,000
TIDBwll'I
3 bd, 2 ba, ~ remodeled, carbednl ceilings
Sandy L9n8 -6"-9060 -$299 ,000
ImNB
4 bd, l .S ba, &mily home ic. neighborhood, popular model
Velma Tunmons -644-9060 -$314,900
NEWP<>llT SHOBES
Upgraded 4 bd with new carpet and paint, dose ro ocean
Carla Broffinan -631-1400 -$329,000
NBWPOU SHous
Duplex, dose to ocean, 3 bd up and 2 bd down
Kennie Jo Rizzo -631-1400 -$339,000
CALL COLDWELL BANK.Bil
BALBOA ISLAND 673 .. 6900
NBWPOlT BBACH 631 -1400
(PCH I MwNw MIL!)
NEWPOIT BBACH 644-9060
(PCH I AVOCADO)
THE BLUFFS
Fabulously remodelc~.? back ba)' view
Barbara Miles -644-YU60 -$425,000
NEWPOllT SHOii.BS
4 bd, with family room on sandy beach
Kennie Jo Rizzo -631-l400 -$462,000
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Newa 2 atmy, 3 bd, dcsiancr home. ocean views
Gordon, Van Ordcn &: WalSb -673-69()() -$475,000
CollONA•DBL MAll.
2 bd, 2.5 ba, super location, spa rub in mMter, walk-in closet
Kevin Kanda -644-9060 -UlS,000
HAsrsmB CosrA M.BSA
4 bd, 3 ba, completely remodel~ 2 master suites
Donald P&ff-644-9060 -$%9,000
Lmo PAU DIIVB
2 bd condo, security building with doonmn, pool and spa
Mary Lou Kiebler -631-1400 -$495,000
HAI.Boll. VIEW HoMBS
3 bd, 2 ba, remodeled Monaco, added &.mily room
MichacJ Dreyfus/Susan Weir -644-9060 -$509,000
NBWPOU PsNINSULA
.Cwtom bayfront condo with dock and bay views
Judy Muncy -644-9060 -$595,000
LITn.B Isl.AND
2 lxi home, brick patio and studio apt over garage.
Gordon, Van Ordcn & Walsh -673-690Q -$595,000
Coll.ONA DBL MAJl
Charming, 4 bd owner's Unit, vaulted ceilings, deck
Carla Broffinan -631 -1400 -$619,000
PBNINSULA POINT
Custom 4 bd with dining room aCl'<m from park, master suite
Betty Comegys -631-1400 -$695,000
llAuo.llllmGE
5 bd, 3.5 ba, cotner lot, entry cour~d. great views
Jennifer Pritchett -644-9060 -$749,000
BAYSHOUS
3 bd, 3 ha, incredible value, shows lidit and bright
Bowie/Mock -644-9060 -$790,000
Mm PBNINSULA
4 Jots 120x70ft, one housc to ocean
Mary Ann Nethercutt -631-1400 -$795,000
OcBANPlwNT
Beach cottage with 2 bedrooms, oo comer lot, prime location
Sally Phillips -631-1400 -$799,000
Lmo lsLI!
Superb 3 bd remodel built around lush ccotnl (»lio, large lot
Lee Drwnmy -631-1400 -$799,000
LA HADA HEIGHTS
Gorgeous 6 bd gated Tudor estate with pool & $pa
Joann Lent -673t90G -$1,250,000
UI>o·ISLB
Gorgeous 3 bd CU1bm1 villa w I tob1 priwcy oo huge comer lot
Lee Drummy -631-1400 -$1,499,000
J\Ataot. hNlNsm..A
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LINDA lsLB
-4 bd, S.S ba, slip tor SS' boat, two side ties, garden room
&tic Ollon -6"-9060 -$2,150,000
CALL COLDWELL BANKER.
BALBOA ISLAND 673-6900
NBWPOllT BEACH 631-1400
(PCH I MwNw Miu)
NBWPOllT BBACH 644-9060
(Pal t AVOCADO)
HOME BY THE SBA
2 doors from ocean, view from roofdcclc
Vicki Lee -631-1400 -$795,000
BAYSIDE CoVE
3 bd, 2.25 ha, single level, great view
Tom Thomson -644-9060 -$799 ,000
WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES 1 -5
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SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS THE BLUFFS
THE BLUFFS -402 Vista Trucha $319,500 Dreyfus/Weir
308 Encina $299,000 Sandy Long 2105 Fuentes $329,000 Carla Broffinan
liARBoR VIEW HoMBS 222 Nata $425,000 Barbara Miles
1943 Port Provence $495,000 Dreyfus/Weir CoLI.l!GB PAllK
N BWPORT CRBS"r 344 Joann $249,000
305 Columbia $257,900 Rick SchreibCr CoRONA DBL MAR
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS 324 Poppy $674,000 Olga Matthews
CoSTA MEsA
BAYVlEW TERRACE 350 East 20th $225,000 Robert Bents
69 Pelican Court $289,000 Joyce Olson BAsTSIDB CosrA MESA
496 Walnut Place $469,000 JuncAdam5 BAYCRBS"r
1701 Starlight Circle $579,000 Jimmie Jones/Sally Phillips HAilBOR RlDGB
18 San Sebastian $1,395,0QO David McCuUocll
CoLLEGB PARK
2450 Fordham $189,900 Cammy Leslie • liAB.BoR VIBW Hn.Ls
TH E CoURT TOWNHOMES 3915 Sandune Lane $725,000 LyJecn Ewing
44 Baycrcst Court $279,900 Michael Stark 3800 Wet Isle $725,000 Alison McCormick.
HARBOR VJEW HILLS HARBOR. VIBW HoMBS
3424 Seabreeze $599,000 Greg Minoux 1851 Port Kimberly $469,000 Dreyfus/Weir
lR.VINB TBRRACE LIDO lsLB
2012 Seadrift $949,000 Judy Muncy 506 Via Lido Nord $2,795,000 Jeff Ewing
900 Zurich Circle $1,895,000 Lorraine Farrington LAGUNA BEACH
395 Camden $1,395,000 Richard Lee/Betty Comegys MBsA VBJ.DB
2766 Longwood Ct. $239,000 Pat David LAGUNA NIGUEL "TH E VILLAGE"
30322 Chapala Court $311,000 Ginny Anderson NBWPORT BRACH
6304 W. Oceanfront $875,000 David. Prince NBWPORT SHORES
400 62nd Street $462,000 Kennie Jo Rizzo NBWPOltT SHOllS
234 Lugonia $339,000 Eva Khwaja 218 Lugonia $329,000 Jeannine Stake
SPYGLAM HILL
SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS 18 Point Loma $895,000 Joyce Olson
BIG CANYON 46 Drakes Bay $795,000 Don Olson
I 0 Rue Biarritz $725,000 Jennifer Noonan t 2 Drakes Bay $899,000 Don Olson
NEW LISTINGS
WBSTCLIFP
2 bd, 2 ba, one master suite upst1iirs with firep/JJce an~ deck "'1" an other
down, generoruly sized living room and dining areti with fireplace.
Marie Deremiah / Christa Francis -$217,000
THE BLUFFS
Charming aD"' plan, 3 bd, 1.5 ba, redone kitchen overloolting rear
pario, very bright end unit, exce/Jent condition.
Chuck 8t Kathy Colcsworthy -$219,000
HARBOR Vmw HlLLs
Outstanding golf count & ocean views, gorgeo"1 4 bd, 2.5 ba single level
home, spacious ltitchen with brealtftut noolt, "'"'ltt1I ceilings, "'I-de-sac.
Lylccn & Jeff Ewing -$725,000
SPYGLASS Hn..L
N'"''""a 1fUJde~ biahly uparlMe-, "ew frtneh ilom, iitchm 111111 b"th,
proftssion"llY ltindscaped, ltirae pool, fmhly f>"inte~ 5 bll, 3 b11.
Don 8t Joyce Olson -$895,000
NBWPOllT BBACH
PCH @ Mariner's Mile
631-1400
NEWPORT BBACH
PCH @ Avocado
644-9060
BALBoA ISLAND
673-6900
http://www.coldwellbanker.com
• Sweeping back bay views
• 3 bedrooms, plus family 1:,00m
• Hardwood /loors, berber
carpeting & / rench windows
• Hig'ttJltrd-beamed ceilings
• 3 patio-deck areas
• Dynamite Views of Pelican Hill,
golf course, ocean & canyon.
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• 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
• ~ulted ceilngs, French doors
and windows
• Cul-de-sac location
CALL LYLEEN & JEFF EWING
(800) 949-9471
(714) 673-1980
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• Situated on a private lot
overlooking Big Canyon's
fourth fairway
• Fabulous architectural
details throughout
• Two la1:!Je master suites
•Immense formal living
areas
• Lushly landscaped gardens
• La1:!Je lot with lap pool
&spa
$1,150,000
23 Rue l~r.111d l)u(.d
• Completely updated with immense
quality and taste
• Two bedrooms and den
• Spacious formal living areas
• Fabulous French garden
• QJ.t.iet location
$599,000
PERRY TAUB
"Why Settle for
Mediocrity?"
644-2833
• Spacious model with
huge den
• Plenty of extra bonus rooms
• Lar.ge kitchen opens to
private pool tind sp11
• Soaring ceilings ;,, fON#lll
living area
• A fabulou.<: opport#nity
• Tlwee c4r g;::,~4JJe
$610,000
~ ........... ~U.1996
Present;ng serv,-ces as except;onal as the propert;es we represent
Big Canyon
EST A TES OF GRANDEUR AND GRACE
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$3,950,000
Hilltop Location, 1\pprox. 7 ,500sf ,
4 Bedrooms I 5.5 Batlis
$2,995,000
Hilltop Estate Over 6,000 sf
5 Bedrooms/5 Baths+ 1 Powder Room
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Since, 1933, the Previews• Program has been, like the ~ themselves, without
peer. Through our heritage of innovation, resources and expertise, we have become
the, preeminent specialists in luxury recJ estate. I ~uld welcome your call to discuss
how many advantages of the ColdweH Banker Previews Program ·could benefit you.
"Congratulations To All The Graduating Seniors of
Newport Harbor and Corona de/ Mar High Schools"
JEFF AXTON
403-4400/631-1400 x268
NHHS Graduating Class of 1980
CowweLL BANKER MARJNSRS MtLB • 2436 WEST COAST JUOHWAY . NEWPORT BEACH
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mdreyfus@coldwellbanker.com
1943 Port Provence, Harbor View Homes r--3 bd, 3 ba, enlarged dining room, added breakfast nook to kitchen.
REDUCED! $495,000
Harbor View Homes ' $634,000
Expanded and remo deled Montego model on a large lot, 4 bd,
3 ba with an office/exercise room adjacent to master ..
Harbor View Homes• $599,000
Expanded Palenno model, 4 bd, 2.5 ba. Family roopt has been encoded
13 feet, office/exercise room adjacent to master. Located in the inner loop.
1851 Port Kimberly, Harbor View Homes
Remodeled Monaco with added f.unily room, 3 bd, 2-ba
. REDUCED! $469,000 -
Harbor View Homes • $399,000
3 bd, 2 ba, Carmel model, comer lot, remodeled kitchen
402 Vista Trueba, The Bluffs
Beautifully remodeled townhouse with 3 bd, 2.5 ba
PluCBD TO SBLL! $319,500
Daily Pil()( Real Estate • June 22, 1996
Spyglass Hill
OPEN HOUSE
4 MALIBU CIRCLE -CORONA DEL MAR
1 to 5 pm -Sat & Sun, June 22".l & 23rd
For information, p lease call
714 631-140 0
A beautifully d ecorated, gracious, traditio n a l 3 o r 4 bedroom home on a uqiet cul-de-sac. Remodeled go~et
kitche n , family room, o Hice and imme n se 2"J sto ry playroom. Gorgeous grounds with gardens,
CARLA BROFFMAN
Pager 262-8161
631-1400 x255
LARGE CORNER LOT
4 Bedroom 2.5 Ba. Poof witb
Child Gate, RV Acc:eH.
Offend •l $249,000
lawns, pool and spa. Relocating, must sell! -. ·
REDUCED TO $839,000
l 1N1Q l IE CJ IA RM ING DUPLEX
GREAT LOCATION
.t. Rd 3 Ba/2 Rd J Ha, 4 Car G rit, Cathedral Ceiling., Skylight•, Marble & Sl .. tc 1:toor•.
A Mwt Seel O£fcnd at $619,000
EASTSIDE Cl lSTOM
3 Beclrootn 3 a.th. 3 a... G.n;a
N...N-
<>«-.c.l al $359,000
NEWPORT SHORES •
F\x.pl.. °"--4 Bel 2 Ba 2 c-o..n.
New P.mt ..I Cupt.'l. ~Patio.
Comr:namity Tennit & M o-....,. -,-Ol-cl• $339,000
"TllE llLllFFS"
I~ pl.an cm~ GrocnLclt
3 Bed. 2 &t.h. 2 Car G~
Lat-,.~ Patio, ~ throuJ-rt.
I luny -off~ at $32Q,OOO
REST LOCATION TN COMPLEX
2 lldnn. 2.5 a.tit Twnhm End llnit
27661..onpood Court. M-Vade
A Mwit Seel OfL..n.lat $239.000
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400 6ZND STREET
$462,000
• Arcbitecanl Maslerpiece
• Extraordiury large comer lot oronc of Lido· s prenie.1t 5treeU
Open. splCioas floor plan of approxlmattly S(X)O tqllll'C feet
• Rotn111tic Miiier suile with frrepllee, retrea ll'Q. huge walk·in closet.
bright lpiCioos bltb with private sun baloooy
•Price Sl.499,ro>
• Superbly remodeled single story home • Two Duplexes -Each unit bas 2 bedrooms. I Bath
• Oversiud exterior comer lot 11 eastern end of Lido
•All new "Showcasen kilehen
•Open, light flooq>lan • Fabulous cotettaioment home
• 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath• Plans for second story
•Beautiful lropical landscaping
• Price $799,000
NEW CHARMER
$325,000
• F'ireplflCe in downstairs units
• Ample off ·street plarking
• Excellent summer/winter rentals
•Price SJ20.000
KENNIE JO RIZZO
MI LIVE WORK AND PLAY IN THE SHORES"
642-4917 RES • 631-1400 X248
243 62NO STREET
$249,000
234 LUGONIA STREET
$339,000
207 CANAL STREET
$399,000
207 WALNUT STREET
$339,000
AN EXQUISITE JEWEL FABULOUS DOVER SHORES
TENNIS ESTATE IN AN INCOMPARABLE SEITING
Romantic and
Emotional with
Views
$1,775,000
LOVELY REMODELED
BAYCREST BEAUTY
18 POINT LoMA, SPYGLASS HILL
S bd, 3 ha, highly upgraded, new
french doors & kitchen, large pool.
$895,000
SALLY PHILLIPS
631-1400 x234
2 DB.ADS BAY, SPYGLASS HILL
Panoramic occna, Catalina & night-light
views, 5 bd, 3 ba, remodeled interior.
$899,000
DON & JOYCE
OLSON
«There's No
Subsritute For
lkperience."
1-800-487-4931
Lovely
Traditional
Family Home
Over 1/2 Acre
$1;395,000
BEST BEACHFRONT BUY
46 DllA.X:BS BAY, SPYGLASS HILL
5 bd, 3 ba, two story, fantastic city light
and mountain views, lap pool. A must sec!
$795,000
l 0 R.uB BIAIUUTZ, BIG CANYON
Highly upgraded, 4 bd, 3.5 ha, newly
completed kitchen, wrap-around patio.
Reduced! $725,000
Daily Pil<>< Real Estate• June 22, 1996
ALISON McCORMICK
644-9060 x l 44
616 Via Lido Soud
Lido Isle
• Custom contemporary home
• 4 bedrooms, 3 btiths
• Prime corner wctition
• Gourmet kitchen with
grtinite countertopI
• hardwood floors & cabinets
• Be11utiful s-pti with ptitio
Reduced! $779,000
3800 Inlet Isle
Harbor View Hills
• GorgeouI custom remodel
• Large ltitchen with
granite countertop1
• Hardwood jloOrI
• Beautiful gtiteti pool
• Lush L11ndscapi11g
• Large corner lot
$725,000
Best of the best on exclusive Linda Iale. An elegant, traditional £our
bedroom home in gated community on Newport Bay. Five and a
half bathe, maid'alguest room and bath. Formal dining room, li ving
' room, family room, gourmet kitchen, office at home and separate
garden room now uaed for fiahing tackle, might be exercise space, etc.
Viewe, Views, views! Plue a slip for a fifty foot yacht and two aide ties.
$2,150,00Q
44 Bayatst Court, Newport Beach
3 bd, 3 ba, 1 bd down, 2 master suites up.
Great location near pool and spa.
Approximately 2,000 sq. ft., breakfast and
formal dining,·grcenbclt view, lots of storage.
$279,900
DONALD PFAFF
433-9528
MICHAEL STARK
Sales Associate
Call for Gate Code • 854-8711
MAKE nm RIGHT MoVB
C ibua, avocadoe, bortet and luxury living on about 20 acre• witli .
more than 100 oak treee. Almoet new Monterey .ty)e home of
over 6,100 1quare feet. 15,500 tquare foot lake for beauty and fieb .
Separate 2 bd gueet cottage , including a facility equipped to entertain
10 to hundred. of guest.. Six .tall barn, eiQht·paddock., large paeturee,
arena and more hone accomodationt.
$1,675,000
CALL EDIE OLSON • 644-9060 xl 32
Janet Vinogrod
odvertiiing soles
represenlatiw
•
Julie Viker, reol estate editor
We would like y~ comments, questions
or suggestiom for niat.erial you would like
to see in the Daily Pilot Real &late section,
published every Satwday.
If you are interested in advertising in our
publication, contact sales representatives
Kip Hancock at (714) 574-4247 or Janet
Vinograd at (7 14) 574-4248. Their fax
number is (714) 631-6594.
lf you wouJd like to submit materials for
publication or have an interesting story idea,
contact Julie Viker, reaJ estate editor at
(714) 574-4242, fax (7 14) 650-4802.
To reach us by mail: Daily Pilot R~
&tale, 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. CA
92627.
J?aily Piloc Rnl Estue •June 22, 1996 ~--'~-~~~~~~~~~·~~--~.-._~
Jennifer Noonan: Real estate is habit forming
FAVORITE
RF.STAURANT:
Yankee Tavern
FAVORITE
GETAWAY:
Santa Barbara
AGENCY: PET PEEVE:
Coldwell Banker, Newport Beach When people are
late for
appointments JOB TITLE:
SaJes associate
FARM AREA: BOW DO YOU
DEFINE Jennifer Noonan Orange County SU~CF.SS?
LENGm OF TIME WITH AGENCY: Setting goaJs and achieving them
Three years
CITY OF RESlDENCE: 4
Corona del Mar
We want to hear from you through
our SNAPSHOT column. The column
f eatures real estale owners, brokers,
agents, marketing representatives and
staff meinben. We encourage you to
send a photo (black and while, if
posrible), wilh the individual's and the
company's name marked on the bad.
HOBBIEMNTERESTS:
Golf, swimming, music, travel, watching
sun sets
CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS:
Balboa Yacht Club, CaJifomia Beach
VolleybaJl Association, American Youth
Soccer Organization (AYSO)
LAST BOOK READ:
'The Seven Habits of Highly Effective
People" 11,
FAVORITE MOVIE:
"Dances with Wolves"
Send or fax your information to: Julie
V&Ur, real estale edm>r, Daily Pilot, 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627;
Fax: (714) 650-4802. Dea4line: 5 p .m.
Tuesday. We'll publish ii as space is
available. To revise information that has
already been submitted, call (714) 574-
4242.
COVER HOME
prized location on the bayfront of prestigious Lido Isle is the setting for
this impressive European influenced residence. Completely rebuilt in
94-95, this new home is the perfect marriage of beauty and function.
The new dock is cleverly designed to accommodate a yacht of 50' to 60' wilh an
adjoining sunning/dining dedt
An open tloorplan flows freely from one spacious room to another. capturing dancing
water views through the French doors and comer windows on the bay. Every room has
been cust~ with wide crown molding and extensive raised panel cabinetry. The
handsome English ~brary is richly appointtd in Honduras Mahogany framing the marble
fireplace. The kitchen/great room epitomizes the latest in state-of-the-art appliances and
is designed for 'team' food preparation. The 10 foot granite island with Viking range and
additional vegetable sink is a true work center! In the comer a cozy fireplace draws guests
and family alike to thJs heart of the home!
A generously proportioned master suite begins with formal foyer and continues with rwo
walk-in closets, his and hers built-in annolres. fireplace and a master bath befinlng
royalty!.
A con~enient elevator detailed with beveled mirrors and mahogany paneling easily joins
the two floors. A bayside basement serves as a bobby/Work room. exercise room or for
storage of bcitina equipment 1be spacious waterfront tel'Tll has a built-in barbeaJc and
invites indoor/outdoor living.
•
The Intricate sound and lighting systems dlctate the ambiance desired throughout this
sumpruous bayfront estate.
For more i'!formation or to view this spel:iaJ home please contact:
Lyleen or Jeff Ewing
at
COklwell Banker-a Newport Bach olllce.
S00.949-94 71 or 6 73-1980
...
-QJJ.en Hou1.er
UlJIDACOVES
21 Balboa Coves S769.000 Sal 1·5
5 Balboa Coves $599.000 Sat 1·5
$599,000 Sun 1-4
11 Rue Foontainbleau $625,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
$199,500 Sun 1·5
$679.000 Sun 1·5
$699,000 Sun 2-5
$266,000 Sat 11-3
$865,000 Sat 1·5
Sl,449,000 Sun 1·5
$475,000 Sun 2-5
$31 8.500 Sal 1-4
$399,900 Sun 1·4
llr.RMAa
1615 Bayadere Terrace $2,490,000 Sun 1--4
=entur.11
18 lmperatrtoe
~CllUT
2~1 Vista Baya
5 Tribute Court
12 Kamalll Court
14 Monterey Clrcte ,.,.
6 TIYoN Ct
$415,000 Sun 2-5
$869,000 Sun 1·5
$380,000 Sal 1-6
$795,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
$227.000 Suri 1·5
$227,000 Sun 1-5
S2n.ooo Sun 1·5
$245,000 Sun 1-5
$209,000 Sun 1•5
$43.4,900 Sun 1-5.
le10.000 '=sun "1~
$539,000 Sit/Sun ~
$3,580,•
7021 Unique location in CdM w/over 100 It ot
coastline. Beautitul 4BO, 4BA hm w/lantastic pano
white water, ocean, harbof & Catalina view. On front
row ot Ocean Blvd w/privacyl
Lovety traditional 58R custom home on corner lot.
Lots of used brick. This 2 story home offers great
lamily living Large tamity room opens onto ve-
randa. Must see'
-.....
Great location. DupleX on seashore across from
beach. Upper unit480.28A. new paint & carpet;
lower unit: 280, 1 BA. Enclosed 3-ar garage, lols of
storage. Sepa<ate laundry room tor all.
Spacious and gracious 7,300+st home Includes
660,6.SBA, w/llbrary, huge bonus room, pool spa,
4-car garage. Top-ot-the-line throughout. Call tor
more details. Ad#P2348
.,
$515,•
380, 38A beaJtyl Great courtyard entsy, elaborate
oriental landscaping, pood, waterfall, small bfidge.
A llllSt seel
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BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT
791 Cove
• Remodeled s Bdr., s 8Mh Home
• Formal Dinilla Rm. Libr-.y. 0en
• 98d.. 98L. P1us Guest Quarters
• Approx. 10,000 sq.ft. on Dbl Lot
• •Oo1cf a..• oa LiDda We. PYt. Dock • Sauna. Gym Rec. Rm. .t Mud Rm.
$3,495,000 (Ad. 6603) $2,950,000 (Ad. 6623)
Excellence
In Service & Quality"
• 4 Bd~ 4.S BL. Huie Harbor View
• Counyatd w/Pool, Spa & Walafall
• K.itcben Featured in o.c. Mapzi.Dc
$2,490,000 (Ad. 6605)
Direct Line
(714) 729-7208
WoRJaNG IN ASSOCIATION W1m BARBARA ROPPOLO
• Nancy Simmons .. Executive Assistant •
PenonaJ Ad designed by SCHOU. CllAPltlCS • (714) 559-2019
NBWPOln' NOllTB VILLAS
3100 Cmtc Hreqm
• 38d.. 2.58a.. 2 c. Alllldled a..
• LMlcRllL .......... ~·w.61 • ~·Nlplti·
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THE PRUDENTIAL• JON DoUGLAS COMPANY
(A little)
But a good listing is a good listing.
-
Ge~&
Christa
Long
729-7236
'" 64.0-5 664
(Nope)
Gated, ~e, modem, el~c~_.._,......... _ __.._ •
(You bet)
4 BRs, French doors, 2/sty
S BRs, library, office, t><><>I
4 BRs, total remod., vtew
3 BRs, new carpets, cute
4 BRs, view, lease 8/1/96
$S90,000
$739,000
$739,000
$4~9,000
$2,800
PRUDENTIAL -JON DOUGLAS CO., 2101 E. Comt Hwy. 919. 250 COM 92825
' . 759-6600 Ext 236
Dotti J ohnSon
760-1966
presents
Lovely 3BR 2BA Condo, hardWood floors, plant2tion
shutters, S skylights, s0lar heating, community pool.
. $210,000 .
753 Avocado 2 Bedroom -2 Bath
Private Garage $229,SOO
707 Avocado
727 Avoa¢o
718'12 Margarite
$179,SOO
$269,SOO
$289,900
lnErcrow
lnErcrow
Lost opportunity capital
. l/~111 ~ ..
By Steve Ostrin •
If water stands still it either stagnates or
evaporates. Electricity is no more than a spark
if it is standing &till. Both electricity and water
need to move to .cbieve their maximum
potenliaJ. EnaJneera design systems co make
electricity or water move most efficienlly.
Money, like water and elecuicity, must be
put into motioo in order to grow. Money sLiU
will depreciate. Money well engineered moves
with ever increasing momentum. If you put l 0
ooe blmdred dollar bills under a manreu and
left them tbel'e for 20 years, when you toot
them out they would buy a lot less than they
would today. Aalumins a tlne penlent rate of
inflation they would be woctb $553.68 in
today's dollarl. Tho 1arJer the infllllion ra&e. the
tower lho pwcbuina powcw or mo.e stapant
dollarl. 8y lhe -.y, .. I've said before, ii you
belieVe iiatlldoa ii really ... to be just dne
peroeot per )'Cit, I'll knit you a watch.
I.d's pu1 cboec same hundred doUlr bills i9lo
motion. Asaumc • dwee perceml n&io ol
infllllioo. H ~ bid put Cbo moaoy iato a ttne
penieat CD or p111boot ~for 20 )'Uri,
lbcn ll would pow IO Sl,806.11. Tblt amount.
interelliq)y enoup. would be worth euct.ly
$1,QOO bl today'• dollMI. So, for aU your effort
your iJIWICl:Dlllt would oot purcbMe • penny
...... ii would~. If JOU ....... IO
find• ill...aneat 111111 yielded a 10 pen.*'l nee
rate of return ova lhoee 20 ye.a, then' your
lbousand would bave grown to $6,727.SO. Yoo
would have beat inflation by a cool nn
percent. As you can see, unless your money is
be8tiog inflalp it is either littin1 ltil.l or
abrinkin1. •
The difference between the value of ata
money and mooey that is movin1 is known u
loct oppoctunity capital. In the dwee percent
inflation uample we used. the loct opportunity
capital is $446.32 -the difference between •
$1,000 and $SS3.68. CreMina and holding oo
to weallh is to a larae extent dependent on
~ or elimin.atin& 10IC opportunity
capital. A ~t eumple of lost opportunity
capital is interest you pay on credit carda or
other debts. That is money you are paying
someone else. Th.tt money is making someone
else a profit at your expense. I suggest you
start a small weallh acc:umuladon account co
eliminate lost opportunity capital cauacd by
debt. This account should be. a liquid account
in a passbook. money mar:tet or otbc% similar
vehicle. Puc wbaaever amount )'Ou can iaco thiJ
account on a weekly ~ mootbly bes.is. As the
amount of mooey in the llOOOQAI llartl IO build
up. use cbis accounl imtad of your credit
c.rds. Tbe key 10 IUCCal ii IO pay the ~
beck just the same way yoo would pay blCt
your cndit '**· Try to pay beet wbMlver ~you lake from the 80COUM .... 18
perceDI ..... '*-1'* lib you would.
credit Cini. Nol Oaly will you be pa,U.,
younelf beet. but you will be tnakiDJ a
nhPMldal iu-free profit. If you lack dilCi
to elClbUtb aJCb an ~ tet up .., accoOllt
Ill your but --they ~y trader
• -llDOUlll from your dlectill110 your
Wik.It am••llllioe ·~---. ,.,,. °'*619 ...... ~ c.-, , .... .., ,..,._, mA-...,..,.., •
C.. llna, CA nGf, (714) UNJll .
11
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You could be living here enjoying this view from this 3BR
2BA Oceanfront home situated on an approx. 40x92 ft. lot.
Sunset and Catalina views, prime location. Serene and
private-located on Balboa Peninsula Point.
Property is easy to show.
$1,450,000
Please Call Dayna Pettit
673-3899 or page 651-4610 ..
"We advertise in the DailY Pilot
consisteritly because it works"
J
For advertising information call
642-4321
Don and Joyce Olson of
Coldwell Banker
Newport Beach say ...
"The Daily Pilot ha~ .
provided us with a way t
reach the local
communities and has
given us the opportunity
to display our inventory
to the public.
We have advertised on ·
. consistent basis and have
had tremendohs results.
Thank you Daily Pil9t
f <;)r making 199 5 a most
succ·essful year! "
OJiet locat.ton' Lrttle Balboa Island Duplex.
2BR; 2BA, den w/large sundeck and balcony
+ 2BR, 1 BA wrtti patio . .. .. ... . . $417,000
Prime 100 block -trtt-lined street, quiet west
end of lslarid. 3BR 2BA single-stOIY home.
Front & rear patios. Great value.. .. .. $510,000'
Spac:IOUS Island Duplex. •BR, 2BA wllalge
balcony up, 3BR, 2BA w/patio down.
Remodeled Kitchens/Baths. SquMe footage
CM't be duphcatedl ................... $5951')00
Balboa Nland
Read the latest happenings i~ • • • Buylines
We' re thrilled to announce that
Janet Vinograd is the new real
estate advertising rep for the Daily
Pilot. We know she'll do a fantastic
job -she's been at the Daily Pilot
for more than six years. Janet has
traveled the real ~tate route
previously, but most recently was a
display sales rep. covering
Newport Beach. She replaces Jill
Langer, who is off to the Los
Angeles Times, where she'll be an
automotive sales rep. We'll miss
you Jill and wish you the best!
Congratulations also to Kevin
Holland of COWWELL
BANKER NEWPORT BEACH,
who will marry Linda Mason, his
high school sweetheart, today.
They' 11 spend their honeymoon on
a seven-day cruise.along the
Mexican Riviera. Ever:yone at
Coldwell Banker wishes them a
long and happy life together and so ·
do we.
Sonja Key of COWWEU
BANKER COSTA MESA gave
birth to Ellen Ticlana Key,
weighing in at 8 lbs., 8 oz. and is
20 inches long. Best wishes to
both.
And cheers to David Hayes, who
is celebrating 24 years of wedded
bliss to bis wife, Magali.
Arizona seems to be the hot ticket
-Jerrie Mahoney just returned
from our neighboring state and
Denise Lowe is on her way there.
Denise said she'll visit several
cities during her stay, but stressed
that she won't be answering any
phones this weekend!
Also off to the desert is Donna
Rudolph, who is spending four
days in Palm Springs with her
husband.
The sun may shine brightly in the
desert, but here in Costa Mesa, is
another star -Inez Diaz's
daughter, Amanda is starring in
Orange Coast College's production
of "Catholic School Girls."
Get well wishes go out to Laura
RostvOld of GRUBB & EUJS
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
SERVICES. She's in Hoag
Hospital, recovering from surgery
she had thls week to remove plaque
from her carotid artery.
Over at COWWELL
BANK.ER/WATERFRONT
HOMES, Sally Phillips was
beaming with joy last weekend
when her daughter, Elimbeth got
married in a beautiful ceremony.
She and her new husband are
spending their honeymoon in
Hawaii.
And happy birthday to Joann
Lent, Sally Somers and Kay
Polovina.
Do you have any news to
include in the Buylines column?
Just call Julie Viker, real estate
ediJor (714) 574-4242 or fax (714)
650-4802.
At t
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Olde Corona del Mar charm A special borne filled with
charm and atmosphere is located within steps of the finest beaches in
Southern California. Street to street, on a 40-foot lot, its entrance provides a
wonderful sense of privacy and peace. This single level home has a large
master bedroom with attached bath and two additional bedrooms and bath.
The spacious light and bright living room with fireplace and its many
windows looks out to the ocean and bills beyond. There is an extra large
two car garage with additional loft storage.
Ideal for those who want to live at the beach simply and quietly, or for
those who want to build a second story with the promise of a spectacular
vi ew, this charming cottage wiJI allow its owners to embrace all that Olde
Corona del Mar has to offer. Walle to restaurants and shopping to experience
this unique town's ambiance. A wonderful opportunity to own a borne this
close lo the beach at the affordable purchase price of $649,000.
For more information, or for your pri'Vale showing, pkase caU Julie ~
· Schmusing or Judy Mertr., the Full Service Partnership Team al Coast
Newport PropertUs, 4 Ci'Vic Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach, (714) 644-
1600.
Stunning·Eastside near Brentwood Park
This four bedroom contemporary single level floor plan in about 2,400 square
, feet, was designed by the owner/architect for easy living and total privacy. The
home is located on a comer lot close to the Back Bay and convenient freeway
access. It's on a cul-de-sac street.
• Features include hardwood floors, European style kitchen with a built-in
desk, fonnal living and dining rooms, a wet bar, a built-in entertainment room
..and a two car garage. The home was remodeled and expanded in the past five
years for today's lifestyle and is qffered for $349,000. i
For more infonnaJlon, call Keith Randle, (714) ~16()() al Coast Newport
Propertha, 4 Civic Plat.a., Ste. 260, Newport Beach.
Pursuing the Newport Coast
lif-.tyle ~ be more
affordable than you realized
If you've been longing to pursue the
coveted Newport Coast lifestyle, but thinlc
it's out of your reach, it's time to explore
your homebuying options at the elegant
St. Mfchcl neighborhood. Plan One is
surprisingly priced from $349,200.
"Many people automatically assume
they 11impJy can't afford to live within this
very prestigious community. but
fortunately, that is not always the case,"
said Debbie WallOD, sales couOselor for Califonna Plcific
Homes, die builder of SL
Michel at Newport
Ridge.
ll'1 a favorite among
~no desire
che.-clpd~Md .
~~ofehia
~but
~it .. ftMDCWly ..... ,.....
• • •
Daily Piloc RHI .Estate• June 22, 1996
• Some neighborhoods deserve "A Second Glance"
Welcome to "A Second Glance," a new
photo feature that will run periodically in
the Daily Pilot Real Estate section. We'll
be highlighting the unique, the unusual
and the in viting aspects that make houses
into homes and that invite you to visit a
neighborhood once more. In upcoming
editions, we may tum the spotlight on
areas that have interesting landscaping,
hand painted house pl aques or colorful
banners.
To ki ck off this new page, we've chosen
a neighborhood that many of us are happy
fo pass by each day on our way to work.
This area beckons you Lo drive slowl y so
that you can gaze at aU the elements that
reaUy say community. From a trellis
covered with flowers and flags to a
topiary handyman and mailboxes made to
resemble homes imd animals, it's a delight
to drive or walk along East 19th Street in
Costa Mesa. Specifically, the photos
below highlight the welcoming and
whimsical touches that make this a street
that we want to visit again and again. So
take a look, enjoy and if you're in the
area, take the time to view this special
place.
Do you know of other nnghborhoods
thaJ have interesting or unusual features
thaJ we should highliglsl? We inviJe you
to send photos (along wilh their
localions) to Julh Viker, ruil estate
editor, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay, Costa
Mesa, Calif., 92627. We'll publish them
as space is availabk and retum them
when we're through. Or, if you've got
ideas for areas you think we should
photograph, just call Julie at (714) 574-
4242.
Concept and photos by Julie Viker
1
i.-------~ I R•tes •• of June 20, 1996 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30.,._ fixed
INT'EREST ~ POINTS LOCK-
TYPE PHONE MTE OWN C!) .. A.P.R.
AmencanSa~~s-~Ba_n_k ____ s_~(800--')~56_2_-6_2_1_2 ___ 8._2_50% ___ ~_0 __ 2_._12_5 __ 3_o __ 8_.5_1_9~
Bank of America B (800) 556-7811 8.250% 20 2.125 45 8.519
California Federal Bank S (800) 225--3337 8.250% 20 2.000 45 8.506 -------------'----'--------------------~hase Manhattan _Mlg_. __ K (800) 900-6062 8.375% 20 1.500 30 8.5n
Coast Federal Bank S (800) 300-5626 8.400% 20 2.000 10 8.658 ----------'--'---------------------Countrywide Home Loans K (800) 8n-5626 8.250% 5 1.625 45 8.464 --------------------O et n ck Mo rt gage G_r_o_u p ____ A_~~<7_1_4~)_75_9-_96_9_2 ___ 8_.000% ____ 5 __ 2_.3_7_6 __ 1_5 __ 8._2_93_
Downey Sa~ngs
Emery Financial
Fldelrty Federal Bank ---First Federal Bank of CA
Fleet Mortgage
.31endale Federal Bank --Great Western Bank
s (800) 330-9639 8. 125% 20 2.500 30 8.434
A (714) 729-9200 8.000% 5 1.862 15 8.237
s (800) 232-2309 8.375% 5 2 .000 10 8.632
s (800) 672-4332 8.250% 20 2 .250 30 8.533
K (800) 700-5650 8.250% 20 2.375 30 8.547
s (800) 560-9000 8.125% 5 2.250 45 8.406
B (800) 492-7587 8.200% 20 2.100 30 8.466
Home Savings S (800) 975-5051 8.150% 10 2.250 30 8.432
Na11onsBancMtg.Co~rp_. ___ K_~(_800_)_685--000 ___ 1 ___ 8_._12_5_% __ 20 __ 2_.2_50 ___ 30 __ 8_.406 __
Newport Coast Financial A (800) 808-5626 8.125% 5 1.750 10 8.351 ---
Oc_ea_n_v,_ew F_ina_nc1al R_"""(7_1_4..;..) _65_1_-63_55 ___ 8_.1_2_5_% __ s __ 1_.1_so ___ 15 __ 8_.35_1 _
ProFed Mortga~!_ K (800) 686-3756 8.250% ?O 2.000 30 8.506 ------------------------~ TLC Financial Svcs. A (800) 801-7300 8.250% 10 1.500 13 8.450 --------------------------~ Union Bank B (800r 453-1288 8.375% 20 2.000 60 8.632
---------------~ Western Frnanctal S.B. S (800) 393-9372 8.375% 5 1.375 30 8.563
---------------------~ Weyerhaeuser Mtg. K (800) 669-6747 8.500% 10 1.375 10 8.689
INTEM:IT
RATE
3.950%
5.875%
3.625%
5.625%
2.950%
4.750%
2.875%
2.950%
2.950%
3.950%
2.950%
6.000%
4.750%
3.950%
3.950%
5.125%
2.950%
7.125"/o
4.250"/o
5.875%
5.625%
6.875%
3.950%
25
20
20
20
25
20
20
20
10
20
20
5
20
20
20
25
10
20
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20
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POINTS
C!> A.P.R.
1.000. 7.350
1.000 8.196
1.000 7.447
2.000 8.762
1.000 7.341
0.000 7.602
1.000 7.390
1.000 7.391
1.813 7.374
1.750 7.527
1.250 7.'J67
2.500 8.636
1.000 8.664
1.000 7.399
1.000 7.399
2.500 8.5-40
0.750 7.465
0.750 8.567
1.000 . 7.5n
1.500 8.513
1.250 8.323
0.000 8.681
1.125 7.462
MAX.
LOAN
600,000
207,000
207,000
207,000
500,000
207,000
600,000
500,000
600,000
207,000
207,000
207,000
207,000
207,000
500,000
207,000
600,000
207,000
400,000
207,000
207,000
207,000
207,000
2.400
2.875
2.500
3.000
2.400
2.750
2.450
2.450
2.350
2.500
2 .400
2.750
2.875
2.450
2.450
2.750
2.550
2.750
2 .625
2.750
2.625
3.000
2.500
110
6TB
110
1TS
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
1TS
1TS
110
110
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110
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110
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110
NM.
FREQ.
1M
6M
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1M
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1M
1M
1M
1M
1M
1Y
6M
1M
1M
1Y
1M
1Y
1M
1Y
6M
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Boll\ fixed & equsUlble program5 If• »'30 oonvent1on.i mottg11ge1. Type of Lender 11: 8 • Bente: K • ~ bwMr: R • ~ b1oMr. S • umgs & 1oM. ~ berMt1 and bn>Ws are ~ by l'9 C111o1n1a
Deparlment of Real Eswe u •lthef a bfollM or corporallon For inlormatlon cell Call. DAE• (918) 227~l ...,_t "*lot ect....,,... ii llfl ~'*lot 1'9 llrll ~ penoo. Down P.,,_.. It M'IOUl'll of c:utl ('II. of
S31es pnoe) patCI lo le!ldef prior IO signing ll'IOf1QllOll connct Polntl are 'II. of loen batllflC9 peld IO..,.., M llme a( lollfl doeirlg. "-'NI la Ille IUl'lbll of dll)'l lalldlr guatan1N1 ,.. prior IO~ A.P.R. It l'9 ~ J*C81M09 rata
wnoch •s an H timated annual cost of the loan IO 1he borfower. ~ A.P.R.1 .,. calcUlled by Mof1g9ga News Co. bued on• $207,000 lollfl amount. fie points 11'-1and1700 iotaf ..... The A P.R.1 -fndUdld In lhll ctwt tor~
son 0<1ly When applylnQ fOf I loan. Federal Trutll-ln-~ndlng law reQUlr• fandefl 10 cabMlil an A.P.R. tpeC:ilc IO aeetl loan ollar. MullllUlll loen la IN maximum..,.., wll loan under give!\*"-. NA ft-',_ progrwns '-a fM».
mum Of $207.000 MMgln (In%) IS lardefS profle. "'81gort. Incle•. eca.el ,. .. aftat ftrsl ..,..,_.l Inda .... blll'9 lor Mllng an ..... ,. .. (Margin+ lndeJI. New ... ). t10. 11fh Dill c.a °'Funds. 1TS. 1·Y-r,_,,.,
St• L6M 6 montti LIBOA. 6TB • 6-monlh Treuury 811, 6CD • 6-mont\ .....,. ~of deC>Oeit. ~t f...,..cy le fl8 period betM«l ~. 1M • 1~. 6M • &-t.tonttw. 1Y• 1 Y-. M ,.._ MA!jed 10
e:nat10& Vrdy ••1• and 1erm1 l)(iol 10 lpCllylng b • loan Alf lender• proYlda loanl with ctlf«anl ratn and terma tor dlllerant loan -.ra. The Wonnatlon preMnled Is not an ofler IO mab • loan. fOf • --guide on how 1D ltlOp
lor a mor1gage. send a $4 50Cllecilpayable10 Mottgaoa Newi"CO .. 11110 E. 17fh St.. Suile 100, Santa Ana, CA 02705. (714) 113&-11n " COPYRIOHTO 19911 Monglge News Co.
Fred Sands' Immel team
expands
Jeff Clark's success is based
on putting the client's needs
first
Jeff Clark is the most recent Realtor to
join the Immel team, headed by Ph.ii
Immel of Fred Sands Coastal Properties,
based in Monarch Beach.
Clark had worked with Immel on a
prior real estate transaction and the two
found they worked well together.
"Apparently the clients were impressed
with me and so was Phil," Clark said. "He
.was looking to expand his business and
approached me with that possibility. I was
~lied about it, because I respect Phil
and his aggressive business plans. With
Phil there are no obstacles, no limitations.
He is just very creative."
• Clark also wanted to join the Immel
team because he shares their strong
commitment to exceptional service and
ms a similar vision of how real estate
should be effectively bought and sold, by
always putting the client first.
A Realtor for the past three years. Clark
was in department store management for
J 0 years. He wu attracted to the real
estate business and the freedom it offered.
Me WU witb a top-producing Orange
County real eltale company before joining
the Immel
team.
Clark
specializes in
rcprcsenti ng
both buyers and
sellers in the
south Orange
County area.
-~ '"" .. ~· ~ . ~ .·· .
.. ,.~ . According to
Clark, what he
enjoys most
about the
business is that Jeff Clark
no two transactions are alike.
"Home ownership is a big step and an
awesome responsibility for most people. I
try to make it easy for them," said Clark,
who emphasizes how important it is to
really listen lo what the client is looking
for. "A good agent always puts the client's
needs first and does not let his or her own
ego get in the way."
Born and raised in Newport, R.l., Clark
has a bachelor of science degree in history
and economics from Emory University in
Atlanta, Ga. When not selling real estate
he enjoys sailing, skiing, working out and
working on bis home.
J1JI Cliut ca h TW#ltu b1 callbtt
tll1 /llUIUI I.Miii Ill Fred s.MI <Aat
hopadn, (114) ~
Secluded Three Arch lay beauty-The sweepina coascal puorama 0
this home takes your eye from tbe white sandy beaches below lhe Ritz Carlton Hotel to lhe PaJ
Va-des peninsula, with uoobslJUCted views of Catalina and San Clemente Islands.
The home has four bedrooms and two decks lbat run lhe width of the house: one on each leve
Situated on the downhill, ocean aide of the street. this unique property bas unparalleled
whitewatg, views with oo neighborhood homes in the way to spoil the pictw'e. A curvlna briclt-
pauemed~veway leadina 10 a two-ar garaac brings you to the enb"alKle of the home. which ia
set down from the street level. creating a sense of privacy. The entry has bleached oak hardwood
noon and the kitchen, to the left of lbc entry. has a center island with electric cooktop, beveled
glass-front cupboards and a wine l'lclt.
The dining room al.lo has bleached oak ha(dwood floorina, with locs of windows looking out
on trees and peenery. and opens onto the livin& room wbicb is la.rie ~ to accommodate a
grand piano. Two pair of Pre.ncb doon lead onto lhe upper deck.
A commanding view of the ocean is framed by lhe window• in the master bedroom. allo on
first levet. It bas a walk-in ck>let, cci.lina fan and a built-in window teat. Tbc bethroom bas tile
count.en, dual sinks, a large IUOken bathtub and a eepMMe shower.
A ICCODdary bedroom ob thi4 level i• ideal u an otrico and bu built-in bookCA8Cs, ehuuen
bleached oak hardwood Ooon. A bedroom with a ama1J littilla room is located lldjacent to the
family room oo the downstain level and wouJd be perfect f cw maid'• quateq. Aootber bedroom
and small retreat and a bethroom with lhowet i.e abo' on the dow1\Stain level.
A hop family room with beamed ceilln& and pbn window• with ocean view• ii located 09
the downat.ain level. Slidina 11Me doors act 1o the lower deck. Tbe pied enclave ot Tine Arda
Bay Ibo aUoY• a eecludccl priVl&e ~ laiilb COGftl Md a remllldOia1 CCllW.
,., _. lw/A fl '' fltita,,,. ,,,,,_, _, "'11 S-. Gtitial ft ; ,...... (1U) Jfl ...
2 HIL1SBOROUGH
Ncufy 1/2 acre in.gated Haibor HiU. 5
bedrooms, 4' baths with park. ocean !l
nif't light views. Gourmet kitchen,
crcue a.tea, bonus room /!,! home office
Huge yard, 45' pool !l spa. fruit trees,
private ac.oess to park. No MclJo-Roos -
Sdlet-motivated.
Deal dUut -owner/broker.
$1,699,000
Bob Zcpfd or Angela Kraus
Sharl( Island Properties
(714) 644-7064 or 251-0720
CORONA DEL MAR
22 fWbor Point 4BR
<Any l.ong/Prud. Jon Dougbs
719-7lJ6
314 PolnHtlia JDR
Jim & Pllty Md>on.ild
McDoftald COM Homes
759-9070
)36 Momins C.)'Oft-411t
JM! le hlty Md>oN!d
McOonMI COM Homa
759-9070
n• Poppy Ave 2BR .. ~
CniM> 1e m.is
6441200
COSTA MESA
37' lly V-Tetratt lllt
Jaddt Gillis
631-I01t
SS2 ttlmllton St., A2 28R
~ VIiiage laity •
6n-J777
17JOP•Dr.
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NEWPORT IEACH
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• <•t CllffDrlwJ
•Views from oU major rooms.
• 3 Bedrooms + Bonu.s Room.
• S"""Y fo111iJi room with Pe/Ja wiiulows.
•Hardwood }loon, ~o,s stove. irssi" laundry.
• La rte boc~YJrd with mot11re fruit trees.
• BeoutifiJJy maintained.
• Room for e:rJ>arssio11/ possible 2nd story.
.
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OPEN DAILY
$549_000
Owner 650-7937
1216 Pol.iril, Dover Shew~
$879,000 5.indy Millm.in·Prv~li.i.I
729·7271
IS 14 E. 0«-;an(ront
$585,000 D nnery Vin.igc Realty
67J.3777
1532 liighlam.I Drive
Knowleton Reilty
$795,000 JiU WttH
646-lliOS/642·1168
I 707 East Bay AYC
Cannery Vill.ge Rc;alty
$475,000 6n·J777
1940 Windw.ird Line
Rf/MAX
be Rodgers
760-SOOO 11126
$239,000
$174,900
Sun 12-4 sm,ooo
40R
JDR
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7BR
4 Br
.
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35 Room.. 9 Bdrm. 13 Bath on
4.4 aaes w,pool. guellt homes &
everydiingyou mo poesibly
imagine. As lea1 OD •l...i&s:cyles
of the Rich & Famous ·1
W.u $1.5 miJJ"1n.
A Ro~ Value at only
995 ooor
fllewport Bach, Ocun clo.e.
Condos & Townbomes w/Panoramic oetan viewa. From $229,000 up
wlw-msl B' to the badi.
~ U~ '480, 2BA ~ ~ w!~ ~ ln an acdkn1
are&. A v&lue al $359.900 wltenml
Newport Newer Mecli1ena.nW1
Homes w/vif:wa from $219.000•
w/tennsl BN!it & aizy. Xlnt Loations. c..Jlior locations.
rnsale home~m>enthis weekend
S.ll 2·S $8?5,000 19~4 Porl Ncl"1r1 '.nit Sun 1-4 s;J•1,oou
Oirisl.i loni;ll'rud. Jun Ooui:l.n
7.l'1·72J6
SJVSun 1·5 $1,450,000 .l 1 lill,horoui;h ;RR Sun !·.:i $1,l>'J'l,IMIU
Ani;rla Kr.ii.vOoh Z1·pid
Shar~ Island Pru1K•r1i,.,
Sun 1-4 SS89,900 644·7064
20 lliUsborough, 1 lrbr llill :->OR Sun 1·.i SI, l 'l't,llllO
S.indy Millm.tn.'Prudcnli.tl
n9·1l11 5.11/Sun l·S $4,1?9,000 22?0 uUnd.i Cl 4hr Sun l·"i S~'J'J,UOO
Kq· Re;iltor~
S.it 1 :J0-5:00 $539,000 '>67..0800
2'\1 5.lnla An.i /we. lOR I 2 Sdl'Sun s:;-1•1,000
Owner
C.50·7937
2312 Ar.till 40R ~11.:; s.i.a•J,UOO
Grvbb & Ellis
Silly Shipley
644·6373 x114
..!4.!", 0.lmbcMI lllr S.lt,Sun l·:i $47'i,llllll
RlJMAX 1'1'.'111i\•r R1·.1ll •
ltc.-ntt Sinionf,
SS,_'400 ll 227
.l600 ~ .. lll\d. .!11 2811 Sun l·:i SJ4'i,OOO
Cannery ~ge Re.illy
67J.l777
407 E. Edge.;atcr 48R SilVSun 1-S $1,399,000
CaMftY VIII~ Rc.-.illy
C.73·3777
S06 '1" Slt«t JH S....'Sun l·S Sl,100.000
~v.a.ae.a11y
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NEWPORT HILLS .
ESTATES
• BIG CANYON GOLF
COURSE VIEWS
• CUSTOM HOME QUALITY FEATURES
• HARBOR VIEW NEIGHBORHOOD
• LARGE LOTS
• UP TO 4,168 SQ.FT.
HOMES
• LOW TAX RATE
1WELVE EXQUISITELY CRAFTED
'llOMES LOCATED IN THE
HARBOR VIEW HIUS AREA. [I]
NEWPORT HILLS 'Fro m $695,000 (714)644-6811
11£. 1111111
I MANNING&: HOMES
2312 AraHa
Open Sunday 1 :00 -5:00
~ Wonderful 4 bedroom, 3 bath1 single level home. Upgrcidea
kitchen, family room\ , skylights,
smooth ceilings & fresruy painted.
Large back yard, quiet location.
Reduced & Ready to SeU
8449,000
Sally Shipley
644-6373 EX 114
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.. I • 1Juc /Jl!Jl8 1«JO EJd.Zl7
Home:~
FAMILY UFE IN
NEWPORT BEACH •••
. 1940 WlNmyABD Lw
Baycre1t's Best Buy
JUSI' REDUCED!
~R.Js,~=L~tr
$539,000
For more lnfonmdoo
Rae Rodgers 76().500() •••
RF,IM~
OCEAN&: CANYON VISTAS
FROM MOST ROOMS!
t.Wi•. Brighi, Sp1cious. FlhuJous K.itcbe.o,
F11Dily Room, Fonnal Dining Room, 4
Btdroollll!, 2.5 Bath1 + View Loft, approx
60' wide lot. Call for appuinlmfnt.
Jim and Patty McDonald
McDonald CdM Romee • 759-9070
WEST CLIFF
1127 BERKSHIRE
~~-3BD2BA~~-
• Large Master Suite
• Large Dining Room
• Park Like Backyard
• Herb & Vegetable Garden
• Nice Quiet Street
• oversized 2-car Garage
• Close to Parks & Library
$429,000
For Addldonal Details
& Appointment can:
114-645-()8()7
3BR 3BA, 2 Fireplaces, Fam Rm,
Kitchen Nook .. Absolutely Adorable!
The Independent
Corona del Mar SpecialUt1
with the in.Ii.de information.
Jim and Patty McDonald
McDonald C.dM Dome. • 759-90
Beautiful Belcourt Terrace.
4 Bedroom, 3 .5 bath overloolcin~
park in prestigious gat.ed commuru
$679,900
!I LYNN NOAH 7S9-372
Coast NC'!VJ>Ort Properti
4 CMc Plau, Stt. 260, Newpon
Mesa Del Mar
This charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has
high celllngs and a sparkling pool. A private
shaded patl~ adds charm to the spacious
llvlng room.
$214,000
• Fabulous Sunset Views
• 3 Bdn:na •• 2 l /2 Ba.
•Family Room
• Gate Guarded Comm.
• 6 Tenrus Courts. 3 Pools & Spas
UDbellnably Priced at
$409,000
Call now for your prtvate show1ng
Judy Kolar
840-1212
Shea Real
New Eastsi e
Back Ba View!
379 BAY VIEW TERRACE
This loveb' condo has ev~. Redecorated and new appliances. 2BR.
2.5BA. Lfvlng room has
wood b~ ficeplace/wet bar & view of bay. Com. pool, spa, tennis and morel
$239,000
Jackie Gillis, R~altor
~"Area Specialist"
1-11
17• P ... 0... ellT-.lie Hiie Dr.
SCOTr-LAND co.
ZOLrrA SCO'IT 499-1600
··LOCATION •
·LOCATION •
·LOCATION •
LQwesf prlced 2 bedroom
townhome in this gated
community. Private beach,
walk to Balboa Island.
shopping. restaurants. H's
like everyday ls a holiday.
$459,000
Call now for your prlvale
showing
640-1212
Owner I Agent
I>< > l . < ; Bl' LL E Y
"~ .\SS<>CI \TES
2135 VISTA LAREDO, N. BCD
Beautiful "Bluffs" split-level plan
overlooking a fabuJous greenbelt! This
large 3BR + 2.5BA home bas been
remodeled and is like new. A charming
coootry villa!
REDUCED ..... , , ........ , $139,900 LB
f)() l ( I Bl I I I \ . BJ\ I<
1 71~1 7211-1-0~ lh"'' \l'"
BEST DEAL IN TOWN!
403 Vi8ta Roma • The Bluffa
Wow! Major Price Reclucdon!
NOW: ~99,000
New Listing!
Traditional Family Home
1532 HIGHLAND DRIVE
Large Lot w/pool
· 5 bedrooms, 4 ba~1 Master
oearoom
w/firerlace. Large
Fonna living room
with fireplace.
Fonnal dining
room,
large kitchen
w/breakfasc i1'ook.
GREAT
NEIGHOORHOOD!
Jill Wiese
A E A L T y 646,3605 OFFICE. 642,1168 HOME
A Taste of Manhattan
in Newport Beach
111 W. 151h, B·2
·Offered At: $199,500
Make offer -very motivated I
Completely remodeled three
leval condo w/granite fireplace,
central air, plantation shutters,
french doors, gated.
Proudly Presented By: Gary Sully
METRO Off: 7141720-9422
Res: 714/640-1247
Pgr: 714/651 -3488
107JZ ~Del Ceno
• M~«Yle Elta&e
• Exckuiw Gelled Ara • s bedroolm. ... , .,..
• lle90ft-lib Grou.r* ..-/Pool & Spa
• 6,000 Ill• ft. of Lwtury Uvinc
~-----~1, 795,000
Panoramic Views
?or Bea.se
llAllBOR VIEW HILLS
2728 Milk Drive., Corona dtl Mar
• &,oy lmivalcd ooeall. bly -al)' """ -from lhs lllllqUC ~ loc
• PnVlllt g..i poullds •ilh Pool .t Spm
• hlcludcs prdrncr mid pool 1wu
$5,Mper ...
c..i. ""' llloil1'Q -Rose Smiley x.296
714 631 -1400 . pgr 748·6855
"· r
~1 Pilor a.91 .._. • Juae ll, 1996
Gary Hesselgesser ioins the
Nevvport Beach office of
Grubb & Ellis
He brings many years of
real estate knowledge to the
Newport Beach office
Vclcran 'cninr 111arkc1ing consultant
Gar) I fc-.,clgc-.-.cr JOtns the Newport
• Beach office of Grubb & Ellis Residential
Rc:il b1a1e Scrv1cc'i. The announcement
wa-. made hy Run M:11 mno, senior vice
pn: ... dcnt and d1-.tnct
manager ol 1hc Newport
Beach oflice.
"Gary brings with him
many years of proven
real eslale experience,"
Mavano i.au.I. "Ht!-.
reputalion for hard work
and '\Crvice ii. well
known to hi S" clienlli and
profesi.ional colleagues."
A consistent multi-
million dollar producer,
he w*s the top
producing agent with
another Grubb & Ellis
office. True to his style,
he hal> already put nine
. propertiei. i.n escrow since joining the
Newport Beach Grubb & Ellis.
"My goal ii ID contlh~ offer clients
1he "LO\f-·Up-~ate,ieat . ~jce, ..
Hesselgesser said. '1'he-~~of
Grubb & Ellis has ou~1'~mll!'k~mg
and advertising programs; tilts' has ·already
been a great advantage to my clients. 1
enjoy working with all types of buyers
and sellers from first-time to multi-million
dollar transactions. The needs and
concerns of my clients are of key
importance to me, and I want them to
understand that 1 will assist the m with the
complexity of buying and selling. C lients·
usually experience some anxiety when
involved in rial estate transactions and
my job is to have the transactions go
smoothly with the
minimum of anxiety to
my clients."
GtlT] He11elgu11r
c1411 be re«lud aJ
Grubb& Bilis
Re1idential Real Estale
Senriu1, 23 Corporau
Pla.:Ji, Ste. 190,
Newport Beach., (714)
644-62()(). Gnd>b &
BUU Resilknlial Real
£1/aU Service1 has 10
coastal offices and
more than 356 JtlUi
1111od4le1 lfnini
Orange and San Diego
countia. Grubb &
EUJs is a member of BetUr Home1 and
Gardens Retll EsJaU S-r11ke1, an
intemaJional network 4f ~· tlrlm 1()(} •
memb~flnlu with 1,-~•I qllfl
more tJt4 a.• .f/llMH*tes
in th~ uliid~, ~ 44~ Rico. ...t. ..
Elegance and charm in Harbor View Hills An
• executive community in Newport Beach. This desirable two story, five bedroom, three
bath home has been tastefully upgraded to include marble entry, custom lighting and
custom cabinets in den. For elegant entertaining there is a fonnaJ dining and living
room.
Situated on one of the Largest lots in the area with mature fruit trees. The homes in
• Harbor View Hills are on terraced lots. Enjoy the beaches, museums, theaters and
restaurants of Corona del Mar. Just minutes to Fashion Island and all 'the amenities
associated with living at the beach. Offered at $699,999. ·
For more i.nfonnaJWfl, caU Nancy Barjkld and 1bm lo111nilti o/Orwbb 4 Billi
.Residential Real E1111U Senk11, 23 Corporal• Pla.:Ji, SU. 190, N.wport BMClt, (71")
644-6200.
Premier cul·de·sac in Big Canyon This one story, ro
bedroom. three and one-half bath Broadrnoor plan has been remodeled and ex pan
with qll,ality and craftsmanship throughout.
For the gounnct~k the kitchen is equipped with top of the line appliances, and
home is enhanced by French doors and windows throughout. recessed lighting, ~
solid oak front doors. In the oversil.Cd, manicured rear yard there ii a pool and spa
your enjoyment.
The neighborhood is peaceful and elegant. with a mixture of oew and older farmli
Fashion Island and its multitude of upscale shops, hotels and restaurants is within
walking distance. Offered at $995,000. ,
For more ilefonnation.ull, Carol Allison and Janus Gnq flt Gnd>b & Ellis
Ruilkltlial Rul E1taU Service1, 23 Corporllle P/ar.JI, Ste. 190, Newporl &Mh., (7
644-62()(J.
Soothing, Santa Barbara mystique Welcome to thi
newly completed four bedroom custom home set high in the hills of Ocean Ridge, o
of Orange County's newest residential communities.
Lush and mature landscape adorns the exterior. The warm hues are reminiscent of
old world finish. The courtyard entry with cedar gates ushers you to the glass inJaid
front door.
There is an abundance of natural stone nooring as you enter and a dramatic circul
foyer. Plu b carpeting, polished brass hardware and three central air units arc onJy a
of the interior details.
The exceptional gounnet kitchen boasts natural stone flooring. white lacquerhigb
gloss finish cabinetry, Euro drawer guides and concealed hinges, imported slab grani
countertops, center island with vegetable sink and state-of·thc-art appliances which
include a SubZero refrigerator/freezer. Dacor double self--<:leaning ovens with thenn
convection, Dacor down draft gas cooktop and two Meile dishwashers .
The master bedroom suite and bath are luxurioualy complemented. French doors,
romantic and private balcony, marble shower with two beads and steamer, maple
cabinetry and vanity with marble puJlman tops, recessed lighting and dual captain.s
dressers with full length minor round out this very special suite.
There are three additional bedrooms and baths, a library and three car garage plus
numerous quality amenities throughout. This is an exceptional buy for only $1,298,
Offend tlfl'ouglt Ann, TM oNl SMZMIU, brobr t111«"1U1 willa Grubb .t EllU
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WITH 231 CUSTOM HOMESITES SOLD, NEWPORT COAST
IS THE MOST .SOUGHT-AFTER LAND IN CALIFORNIA
HOMESITES FROM $450,000* TO $5,000,000.
Welrome to Newport Coast, Calif omia Here, just south of Corona del Mar and north of Lagun~ Beach,
you'll disoover a variety of custom home>ite.5. V1Sit our Newport Coa5t Exhibit~ from the
El Torito Grill at Fashion Island or call 7141759-(ii,9 for more inf onnation today.
OCEAN RIDGE
HJgh aboYe Newport Harbor, next
m natural hillsides, and majestic canyons.
LoCs averaging .25 mes.
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PELICAN HILL
Temad lots overlooking~ Harbor, the
Padflc ~or Calalina Island.
Spadom .5 acre sites.
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~from the Padflc surrounded by the
Ocean C.OOrse of Pelican HJII Golf Club.
LoCs IYmging .25 acres.
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Duplex • &oeDmt Location
• Exquisite 5 Br. 4.5 Ba Clote To South Bay
Home • 2 Latge 3 Br Units
•~ant Decor • Great lnt>omell
• 4 Off·Strttt Parking $759,000 ; $895,000 t
·Call Alice Broomell CAii Betly.&yd
@675-9585 •673-8700
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• Excellent lnoome
•Well Maintained
• O\arming 2 Br
Cottage + 2 Br Apt.
5"5,000 $399,000 .
Beautiful Bay Charm Of
View Property The Island!
• Gorgeous Bay & • Impeccable 2 Bt 2
Ocean Views Ba Cottage
• Spacious Living • A Darling Homt
• Fabulous KJtchen • cu.tom Built
$325,000 . $635,000
uul Waite-Mitchell Call Jake Klohs @588-3083 @631-0813
Absolutely Just A Short
Gorgeous Walk To Beach
Penthouse • Excellent Valuel
• Huge 2 Bt 2 Ba • 2 8r, 1.25 Bath
Penthoute Condo • Formal Dining Area
• Cathedral Ceiling• • Flrepbtt, Louvers
• An Excellent Value! $1•9,000
$2'4,000
C.ll Walter Mltchdl
OU/ Wlllter Mitchell 0588-3083
0588-3083
• Very Unique 2 Br at 2 Ba Homa
• Quality Features Include~
Carpet. Mirrors, Textured Wan.,
Hardwood Floors, TI.le Lighting, Etc. '
• Nice V"tew To Fountain It Courtyant
$189,000
Call Walter Mitdldl e 588-3083
Newport Btttch
Island Uving
At Its Be9t!
• Brand N~ Family
HorM or Duplex
• Exorllmt Loa\ion
• Gorgeous Amenities
Extr~ Large
Vllla Balboa
• Outstanding Value • u~ Floor Plan • TMtiiuJ Decor
• Faces Cqmmon Area
$229,000
Call Walter Mltdidl
0588-3083
Super Sharp!
A Cozy Condo!
• 1 Br Condo w /Small
Ocun/Sunll't Viewa
• NI~ Condition
• New Carpet 6: Pa.Int
$139,000
Call Walter Mltchdl
•588-3083
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