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El Toro 48, Corona del Mar 13
~ Harbor 39, Irvine 14
Paul McClennen and
two other Fashion
Island worken try to
maneuver a 110-foot
giant white flr Cbrlst-
mu tree Into posttton
at PMhion Island. lbe
tree planttng marks
the retain o1 a llve
tree to the Fashion
Island tree llghUng
ceremony, which was
broken ln 1991 for a
more environmentally
aen.stttve approach.
1b1s year's tree came
from a Umber zone
designated by the
United Sta~s Depart-
ment of Agriculture.
1---1.---DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
High sch~l newspaper gets
tangled in school board race .
• Students say they have not endorsed candidate
Brian Theriot, despite unsigned editorial by editor that
appeared on front page.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -An
unsigned editorial in the Newport
Harbor High School student
newspaper has generated a minor
election controversy among its
small staff. · ,
The one-column opinion piece,
an endorsement of school board
candidate Brian Theriot, is a rari-
ty for asc:bool newspaper slifce
most of its readers aren't of voting
age.
But the Newport Harbor Bea-
con squ{lbble . isn't over the
endorsement itseU, but over the
way it is presented in the paper.
Written by editor-in-chief Reed
Johns, the eQ,itorial appeared on
the front page, where the editor's
column is traditionally placed. But
it was unsigned, leading some
students and Theriot to believe it
was an endorsement from the ·
a Ee~·---_ "We had some students who
weren't happy at all,• said jour-
nalism adviser Jim Barry. "Some
people are not of voting age and
aren't aware· of this at all, but
there are others that feel strongly
on the other side in favor of Dana
Black."
Johns father, major Republican
contributor Buck Johns, has sup-
ported Theriot in the past. donat-
ing $215 to his campaign for Cos-
ta Mesa City Council tour years
ago.
In an Oct. 25 press release,
Theriot listed the Beacon among
his endorsements. He has sint:e
revised his endorsement list to
read "editor, Newp'Ort Harbor
High School Beacon Newspa-
per." ---
• SEE NEWSPAPER PAGE A9
SCORE ONE FOR· KEMP underscored by
rash of iajuries .Newport-Mesa
teachers remembers
when he was a
Tedmmate of tne
now vice presiden-
tial candidate·
._.. Wtio feel out of touch
With tbe names on the ballot,
Wbo view tbe ca!ldidates as remote,· almost inhuman Creatures
who sprang to llf e full-blown on
I01D8 political .OlympUJ or were , •tcbed in a subte1Tanean test-
tube, 59-year-old George Spangler ,
must be an enviable figure.
Spangler, who bas taught for the
Newport-Mesa School District for
30 yea.rs, considers himself" an
average guy" and has never held
elected oftlce. Yet he bolds a link
to the corridors of power 1hat harks
back to a stngle football pass
thrown -40 years ago.
• From 1955 to 1959, Spangler
--·piayed football for the ngers at
Occidental College in Eagle Rocle.
DON lfACH I DAILY PILOT
George Spangler recalh receiving a college touchdown pass from now vtce-presldenttal candidate Jack
t(f!mp_&t Occidental College ln Los Angel_!!-
During bis sophomore year on the couldn't have dropped it if I tried.
vanity squad, Spangle(s team cap-He had a tremendously strong
'8iD and quarterback was a arm." ,
~ high-spirited young man The Tigers lost anyway.
n•D"Kl.Jack.Kemp. -----l~~~qlef-Said-the-toucbdown -
11ae future Buffalo BW and vice· would lodged in his memory
pNlidantial candidate threw Span-even if Kemp hadn't thrown it. As
g1er tbe tint touchdown pass Span-a sophomore, Spangler was "the
gler ever caught on the team. low man on totem pole," :;o the
Spangler, wbo was 19 at the play represented a special triumph.
time, recalled the moment vividly: "You're not going to forget
•it wu a real shootout ball that," he said. "Wouldn't matter
gmne with tbe Pomona Sagehens. I who threw it. I didn't score too
~it wu 10metbing like 35-39. 1 many anyway."
caught a pus, about a 35-yard Even so, Span9ler said playing
pm t.Om Kemp on a broken play. with Kemp has given him a special
He jilll j11mped. up and virtually perspective on the presidential
put (tli9 ~9 there on a rope. It election. w• tb9l'e ancfm my guy before I · "I just consider myself fortunate
~w it. *Mt me in the gut-and I that I knew somebody th&t is in the
public eye," he said. "It gives me
more comfort in voting, to be hon-
est with you. To have known som e-
body for a couple of years, I feel
more comfortable It's j]..lst,Jme _
dimension that most people in the
United States won't have."
Spangler, who hasn't spoken to
Kemp since college, said he
remembers him as "a real take-
charge guy, a leader."
"He was a gregarious guy,
social," he said. "He's a real com-
petitor. He was tough, mentally ana
physically a tough guy. He was also
a gentleman. I don't know of any-
body that held anything against him
at all. He didn't seem to elicit that
type of karma at an.
•we weren't tight friends, but I
' l loolred up to bim, • be said. "l don't
know Gore. I k:nQw nothing about
him, whereas I do (know) Jack:, and
that gives me another dimension. I
wouldn't mind seeing hiDl run the
mt States of America, because I
think it would be in good hands. I'd
put it on the line for bim. He's no
phony."
,Spangler coached-tp<>rts teams
for Newport Harbor High School for
25 years. He now teaches at the
Alternative Education Center of
Monte Vista High School and livef
in Huntington Beach. ;
He said be isn't sure if Kemp
would remember the touchdown
pass or recognize his face.
"Maybe be would recognize me.
maybe he wouldn't," he said.
•Questions of safety arise with death
of Adrian Taufaasau and increased
medical emergencies at local games.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
Estancia High's Wilson Argueta said he will
be sitting out the next two games of the season
following a h~~WV s~~~
game that scared not only him, but the whole
team.
·1 am going to nuss being out there, but 1
have to do it for my own safety,· said Wtlson. as
he awaited an update
from doctors treating
him at Hoag Memorial
Hospital Presbyterian
late Friday afternoon.
Wtlson, 17, said tu.s
mother "doesn't want
me to be out there; she
got scared too .. . I
think it's the right
decision.•
The Estancia senior
is hoping to be
released from Hoag
today.
Paramedics racing
away from the
Estancia football field
have become an ali
too familiar scene
recently. This weelc
alone they made two
visits. The first was on
Tuesday when Rudy
Castellon broke two
bones in his leg. Wil-
son's head injury on
Thursday was the sec-
ond.
"It's very unusual,·
Estancia varsity foot-
ball Coach John
Llebengood said Fri-
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' "I started feel-: . l • l I ing dizzy and i
l couldn't see !· anything on
~ my left side..
After that I
couldn't
remember
ythin u an g ...
-WILSO~
ARGUETA
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day. "It's like som eone -------------------4'
,jinxed me."
And the Estancia gridiron injuries come in the
wake of the SP!'t. 22 death of Coronado High
quarterback Adrian Tautaasau, following his
collapse during a game against Costa Mesa
High. •
Adrian's death sparked concerns about the
• SEE FOOTBALL PAGE At
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;GOP group abandons fom1er president
• • Corona del Mar Republican Assembly sides with
'Jan Dehay over Barry Zmek, who headed the group.
8y Jennifer Armstrong. Daily Pilot
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2 SATURDAY, NOVEMIER 2. 1996
. . fRE -D-VAN ~uRK!
A beer baron, foam and all
greer
wylder·
~oat bargains
1aunched at Duffys
L., or best buys on electric
4 • boats, stop by the Duffy
-. Electric Boat Co. this
1eekend. There are demo
~oats, '96 model close-outs and
.. sed boats on display that are
·:vailable at tremendous dis-
·ounts. The Duffy Electric Boat
':o. has boats to demo or rent.
HE IS I
Banking on the belief that sex sells.
BEER WITH A 1WIST
Fred van Urk wanted to introduce yet
another new product into the oversatu-
rated beer market, and he knew he'd
have to give consumers something
unique.
The 31-year-old noticed almost eveiy
major beer company used sexy women in
their advertising and decided to take that
concept to the extreme. And so he creat-
ed Wanker beer as "the ultimate six-
pack•: Each of the six bottles in a 12ack-
age pictures a different model with a
come-hither loo~.
"All the other breweries use sex to sell
their products, but nobody's open and
honest about it," explained van Urk, who ·
runs his company from his Newport
Beach apartment. "Being a guy, I'm not
opposed to good beer and beautiful
women."
Before settling 1n Newport Beach -.v-
en yean ago, he lived 1n hil native New
Zealand and ran a few fra.nch1se busi-
nesses. '•I've always been self~
employed.•
QUALITY BREW
Van Urk uses the same breweiy that
produces Sam Adams beer because he
wanted to ensure he had a quality prod-
uct behind his sexy bottle labels.
·rm~ packaging," he said, "but
the product has got to be just as good.•
AB for the product's name, he ·
explained that •wanJter" in New
Zealand means, loosely, "jerk.• "The
name'• kind of the in.side joke," he said .
And u for the overt sexism of bis
packa..ging, he said he hasn't gotten
much negative feedback. To anyone who
might call him sexist, he would simply
say: "Buy something else.•
_ WANKBrS FUJ\JRE
·~·s located at 2001 W. Coast
Highway, next to the Sea Scout
:~ase in Newport Beach. Please _
~all 645-6427 for more infonna-
. on.
Next year, he said, he hopes to hire bis
FROM BOREDOM TO BEER BARON label models on contract so they can vis-
Van Urk started his Wanker beer com-it college campuses and bars to push the
pany almost two yea.rs ago after growing product. He'd also like to rent an office
A new art gallery, Gallerte bored with a kitche~ware and giftware space and hire some sales staff members
-aucter, is celebrating its grand company he ran with a partner. He sold t.n. an effort to diltribute the. beer nation-
.. perung ay a~.nmr..~to~100--r-r--niSIUill~o>n:IITTe~coEOI.Jil.~.Dl1r°M1mrpi!ll'tlitm'1mctr.rv'8ll-Urk;,cr-diemr=c:at--gpy-wi1:h-cmrut1:l-t-W1scon!ri!t.:--He-ites-ye+-t1~~tk--iftlit)-tllle-~~le:---------------_:__-----------+--
-m . at 2911 Newport Blvd. in ventured into the beer industry. good looks. California market, though he's trying. In the meantime, he's looking forward
rewport Beach. Tue gallery, When he decided on the sexy adver-So they chose six, one for each bottle to marrying bil fiancee and enjoying bis
wned by Jason Sauder, is an ti.sing approach, he set out to find one in a six-pack. He plans to change the set HIS OWN BOSS ultimate male fantasy job.
clectic gathering of artists sultry model to become the Wanker label of six models annually, h~ said. Van Urk serves as his company's pres-"The thought of being a beer baron is
. l cluding a portrait artist by girl. The beer, brewed in Pittsburgh, is ident, founder and sole employee, ban-kind of appealing," he said.
"But it was so difficult to narrow stocking shelves in six states: Colorado, dling everything from marketing and -Story by Jennifer Armstrong ~ .:munission, a wildlife water col-down all the choices to just ope," said Michigan, New York, Ohio, Vuginia and design to sales and distribution. Photo by Don~
·-r artist and an oil and pastel
.rtist. and there is metal sculpt-
d furniture and greeting cards.
A •Second Time Around•
. ~e is being held Wednesday at
:., 1e Costa Mesa Country Club to
~ene.fit the Orange County Per-
t:rming Arts Center. The sale is
•. collection of numerous items
New direction comes to the Hard Rock Cafe
~if'trough donations that include
~signer and high-fashion
:· cL1es, jewelry and accessories.
:-.~ sale is held by the Carmen
t"tuJpter of tile Guil~ of tqe Per-
:~mtlng Arts Center Which has
~ ~en working since 1980 to
:ille funds for The Center.
• 'tewing and buying begins at
: 0:30 a.m., and there is a noon
:.mcheon available for $20 with
: _servation bf today. The Costa
: .. esa Country Club is located at
: 101 Golf Course Drive in Costa
: •,esa. Please call (546-2402) or
! 62-9727) to R.S.V.P.
: U you'd like to attend a pri-
:. tte showing of the Juliana
:::ollezione sportswear for
: •omen, or the Platinum Collec-
::on of Mary McFadden short
:ocktall dresses presented by
:/.ariJy Wilson & Co., please
·-ake an appointment by calling
; .:>9-5526. The clothing will t>e
: vailable from Tuesday through
: 1ov. 11 at Wilson's Corona del
>1ar home. Martly Wilson & Co.
: :!ys this is her best private
; ·oup sale ever. Other clothing
• vailable includes a new tenms
: nd golf line by Carol Chase,
:farve' Benard sportswear sepa:.
: ates, casual French knits by
:udd Heller and Nan Alexan-
:.1er's cashmere knits.
• .
: 9EST MIYS appears Thursdays and
aturdays. If you know of a good buy.
.tall me at 540-1224. {ax me at 646-
i.170 or write to me: Best Buys, Dally
Oilot. 330 w. Bay St. (()Sta Mesa. 92627 . .
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N EW AT HAltD ROCK:
Patrick Syka is not the
only new item at fashion
Islond's Hard Rock Cafe. Syka.
who speaks German, Italian,
French and English, is a five year
veteran of the Hard Rock Cafe
organization with his most recent
stint as general manager of the
Paris, Prance Hard Rock Cafe
and prior to that in B~lgium and
Copenhagen.
Syka, his wife Paula and sons
Nicholas and 1.tarvtn moved to
the U.S. in early October and are
awaiting the arrival of their
household goods as they house
hunt.
Tbis·past week Syka had a
new sound system and video sys-
tem installed at the Hard Rock
Cafe. Coming soon will be a new
menu which combines the best
of the recently merged Hard
Rock International and Hard
Rock America Inc. menus. The
Hard Rock staff will be in new
uniforms as well as Syka reposi-
COSTA MESA
tions the local Hard Rock in the
tough Newport Beach-Orange
County restaurant market.
On Sunday at 7:30 a.m., Hard
Rock presents the lourth annual
Run For Cover, a 1K. SK and 10K
walk and run for the benefit of
HomeAid. Syka notes the prizes
include gift certificates from
Fashion Island stores and
Edwards Theaters and the tradi-
tional merchandise from the local
Hard Rock Cafe and for the first time, merchandise from Hard
Rock Cafe's around the world.
There is still time to register and
enjoy the new Hard Rock Cale at
Fashion Island.
HOST OF 1llE COAST: More
than one person will tell you the
Balboa Bay Club·ts "The Host of
the Coast.•
With all of the Bay Club meet-
ing rooms filled with breakfast
meetings last Friday, members of
the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce Commodores Club
• IOO blodl of w.t ....... Stnl9t: 1Wo pairs of sunglasses and golf d ubs
worth $2,000 were stolen from a car. A window was shattered.
• 1200 blodl of LoeM Avenue: A computer, fax machine and printer worth
S 1, 100 were stolen from a business. There was no sign of forced entry.
• IOO blodl of w.t 11th Street: A S 110 cellular phone was stolen from an
unlocked car.
• 200 blodl of Victoria Street: A $650 car stereo was stolen from a car. The
door lock was pried open.
• 1900 blodl of Meyw' PllKl9: A $586 stereo was stolen from a locked car.
There was no sign of forced entry.
NEWPORT 8EAOt
• IOO blodr of Irvine Avenue: Computer equipment valued at $14,900 was
stolen from Harbor High School. There was no sign of forced entry.
• 2700 blodl of Welt OceMt Ft'Ont: $250 worth of patio furniture was
stolen from a gated front yard.
• 11.-.o. Avw...,.. Mwtne ~:Four watches and a purse with $310
In it wa$ rlofen from an unlocked Qt,
RW>1B$ HOTLINE
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arrived for a Guest Breakfast,
which was not on the Bay Club
schedule.
While many fadlities would
have turned away an unexpected
meeting, Henry Schleletn. Bay
Club president found a spot for
the group of 35 to hold their
breakfast meeting and quickly
Corrections
Costa Mesa Cty Council
candidate Mel Fleener met
with Tony C'De Baca, Costa
Mesa's assistant development
services director, in late April
or early May of this year. One
of the months was incorrect in
an Oct. 28 story.
a
A number of typographical
errors appeared in a candidate
profile published Thursday in
the Daily Pilot. Newport Beach
City Council candidate Philip
Arst is only expecting to raise
about $20,000 for bis race. His
wife's name is Margareth. His
favorite book ls "The Source•
by Miehener. ·
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banquet captain Jose Valenzuela
and his crew set the room for the
diners while food and beverage
manager Kevin Campbell had
the chef cook up a full breakfast
for the unexpected guests. The
Commodores didn't miss a beat
or a meal and still were out on
time. As one chamber staff mem-
ber notes, •They are truly 'lbe
Host of the Coast' when it comes
to service and guest satisfaction.•
COMMUNITY NOTES: The
Rev. :Robb Steward of St. Marks
Presbyterian Church reports tl:tat
over 500 walkers from 30 congre-
gations and organizations partici-
pated in the annual Walle for
Hunger held last Sunday and
raised more ~ $20,000. The
largest gniu}> Of walk.en, 175
came from Our Lady Queen of
Angels. Congratulations to all!
The Las Commodoras awdl-
iary of the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club will host their sev-
enth annual Holiday Boutique,
open~ the ublic from 11 a .m.
to 6 p.m. on lbiitSday,"Nov. 7. An
array of Yuletide goodies from
regional artists and gift mer-
chants \9'ill be available for pur-
chase along with bake sale
goods and opportunity drawing
every halt hour will top off the
event. The yacht club is located
at 1601 Bayside Drive in Corona
del Mar.
SERVICE CW8 MEETINGS THIS
COMING WEEK: Want to g9t more
Involved In your community? Visit a ser-
vke dub this week. Guests are welcome
and most dubs wlll buy your meal on
your first visit.
MONDAY -6 p.m. Harbor Mesa Lions'.
Oub will meet at the Costa MeSll Golf.
and Countty-Oub for a Holl<My Boutique:
which Is a fundralser for local charities. ·
lUUDAY -7:30 a . .m. Newport ae.cti;
Sunrise Rotary Oub meets at the at"the
Balboa Bay Oub to hffr Craft Talks.
Noon The eott.'Mta Downtown Kiw..o
nls Oub meets at the Costa MeSll com:
munlty Cent9r for the kktr.-off meetl"!C
for the membership round-up. 6:0o p.~
Cosu Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Oub, ..
the Fish Ffy Oub .meets at the cost.a:
Mesa Country Oub for a meeting.
WEl*DOAY -7:30 a.m. South Coast:
Sunrise Rotary Oub meets at the Center.
Club. Newport Harbor Kiwanis Clu~
meets at the University Ath~ Oub\
Noon The Exchange Oub of Orange.
Coast meets at the Bahia Corfnthlart
Yacht Oub for a business meeting. 6:00.
p.m. Newport-Balboa Rotary Oub trav-:
els to Laguna Beach for a vocational vis-.
ttatlon. !
THURSDAY -7:00 a.m. Cosu Mesa·
Orange Coast Breakfast Lions Clul:(
meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon Kl)'Vanls Oub>
of Corona ~I Mar and Newport lead(
meets at tt\e Bahia CorinthlM Yach1'
Oub. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Oul;i
meets at the Hol~ Inn for a program
Dave Ball, president of the Amel Corp~
The Exd\IQSl!l Oub ~ meets at the Shaft Island .fad'rt Oub foe:
a business mMtlng. The Newpoft-IMM'
Rotary Oub meets at the ltvfne Marriot(
Hotel to hear from Congtes.vnan ChrW
Cox on •Election Results a Effects.• :
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do It 0ver1· :
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SATURDAY, NOVEMl'ER 2: 1996 AJ
Ladies and gentleffieil, the ·Fred picks
S ince I don't live in Costa
Mesa, I always get this
uneasy, outsider feeling
· when I delve into Goat Hill poli-
tics.
That, of course, is not suffi-
cient for me to keep my mouth
shut, so I will softly state: You
guys are out of your trees if you
don't re-elect Joe Erickson. He
has been an effective and
thoughtful councilman and a
great mayor.
Indeed the guy is arguably
the best mayor in the county
and has a tremendous record of
a ccomplishment.
As for the rest of the crowd, I
don't think you can do better-
than Heather Somers. She
knows the nooks and crannies
• of city government and has a
good grip on what the citizens
· need and want. I especially like
. her goal of traffic calming. Won-
derful phrase.
For the third seat, I'd be tom
among Libby Cowan, Caroline
Butler, and Bob Graham. They
11Best-Breads-in
Orange Coun(Y"
Orange Counc;y Register
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fred
martin
all seem to be bright, liter«i;lte
people with ideas that are both
sensible and imaginative.
That's the class of the field, I
think. The rest seem to be play-
ing the old l'm-the-most-coiiser-
vative-guy-in-the~world game,
which has precious little to do
with setting thoughtful ~d
intelligent policy for a city that
bas a full plate of challenges in
its future.
MORE MEDOUNG
Since I'm butting into the
politics of a town other than the
one in which I reside, I might as
well interfere with an election
out Jrvine way.
My justificatfon is that the
results of the tussle for the lrvine
Ranch Water'District board
could have a profound effect on
citizens of both Costa Mesa antl
Newport Beach.
Three guys -Larry Hoffman,
Ed Doman and Chris Lane -are
campaigning to unseat three
inC\llllbents on the IRWD board.
A major plank in their platform
is to prevent IRWD from ever .
pumping its treated sewage :-or
anything else -into Upper New-
port Bay.
Just because there's an
uneasy truce between IRWD
and the bay, don't think the
dumping threat has disap-
peared. You want to fight back?
Call your friends in Irvine and
urge them to vote for Hoffman,
Doman and Lane.
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RALPH RODHEIM
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUN~IL, DISTRICT 5
Aviation Committee
City of Newport Beach,
Current Member
Marian Bergeson ~uatic Center
"Swim for the Gold Campaign,
Past Chainnan
State of California
Boating &Waterways Commission
Past Chairman
Select EJ Toro· as an
alternative airport
Protect neighborhoods
from crime
Streamline government
Increase tax base through
redevelopment
Ensure our bay's water quality
Create citizen's action
committees
ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS WHY THEY SUPPORT RALPH RODHEIM
The Hon. Marian Be:Eson Newport leach Fire hters Association
Newport lleACh Cham r of Commerce
UncOln Club of Orange County
Lee Suth6tand, President of Balb<NI lsJ•nd
Improvement Assocbitlon,(1996)
Tom O'Brien, Past PreskSent of Balb<NI Island
Home Owners Assodation(1992)
Clarence "Bus" Turner, Mayor of N~rt Beach (1990)
Bob Wynn, Former Newport Beach Cl Manager
Rkhard Luehrs, Preskterit of Newport arbor Area
Chamber of Commer<•
Dr. Din Stringer, P•st President of Balbo• lsl1nd
Home Owners Assocl1tlon(1990)
Dave Brownell, President of Bayside Home Owners Assodltion,
R~al Rldke, President of Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commette
John Sturgess, President of Cllffhaven
Home OWners Assod1tlon,
Jim de loom, President Newport-Mesa
Unified khool lowd
Robert Yant. President of Peninsula Point
Home Owners Association,
Grant Howald, Founding Board Member of
Oasis Senior Center Rush Hin, Chairman of NeWport Beach
Economk Oevetopment Committee
Michael Stephens, President of Hoag Memorial Hospital
Roget Alford Garth and Claudia Flint Joyce Lawhorn
AnthC)ny Allen Roy Freeman Chan and Marie France
Russ and Joan Allen Hilda Frend! Lefebvre
George Argyros Marshall and Irene Gibbs Mary Lipp
Syd and Debbie Ball Phil and Patty Sue Betty Littell
Tecf and L)'fln Bandaruk Glasgow Nancy W. Long
Rudy and Suzy Baron Margaret Godfrey Susan Luehrs
Thomas Bay Bebee Gomberg Keith and Lil Lumpkin
Arnold Beckman Pat Gr.enbaum Dan Marcheano
Seymour Beek Ari. and Ann Gronsky Bill and Ann M21XWell
Joe and Signe Belden Bill & Audrey Grund'y Bob Mc Caffff•Y
Robert Bendetti Rick and Peggy Hamilton Ed Meserve
Bob Black Bill and Helen 'Hamilton Len and Mary An11 Miller
John Blom Ray wld Dorothy Handy Scott Mill9T'
Bill Blurock Russ and Robin Hardt L.,ster and June Monell
Sid and Emily Bogin Teny and Carol Hartman P..1tricia Morse
Welt and Carol Boise Dennis Harwood Philip Niesen
Merk and Terri Brock •Loretta Harwood Lynn O'Brien
Bob Browne 'Gavin Herbert l.fflie O 'Rourke
Patricia Ann Brownell Jade.. Hoch~I David Otta
Bob Callahan John Hochadel Edna Peck
Alan & Helen Cameron Lvle R. Holmes Edna Pelltier
Howard Chastain Eleanor Hom Don Peters
L Mabel ChriS1ianson Grant and Inez Howald Alan Peterson
Louise Collier Walt Howald Lori Petry
Jeff Conner Robert Hutchison Roben .od Nina Poe
Herl> Cowan Al & Loia Irwin MichHI Porter
Bill Crawford Ethel Johnton William Power
Bill Crosby ~ JohntOn Dave and Ruth Price
Jim Oel• E:fll. 8. Joh ieon Nancy Jo Price
Rose Dashoff AMn .nd Karen Johnton 0.~ Price •
Denny Davidson J*'Y Joh .eon St.w f>rcx.igh
Barbera de Boom Pairidt end Yvonne Royal Rae
Holly Double d ~a..• ., ·--Bob rt.flavieh • Pete Drummon m-rmn ~ Walkie end Janet Ray
o.ve and LY'_'.'n Dundas =:..~~ ~i! '!!l l(Mt,y Rob9rtl
Jim I TNh Keri'talri ... ~ RochiM .
• M"9 Ind SUM lfneubUhl Joe an;d AM ~ VilU Kontny Mille~
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Paul and Beverly Salata
Steve & Kay Sandland
Rob and Janet Sawyer
Scott and Marie Schock
Betty Schock
Tom and Jane Schock
Gregg Schwenk
Ed anCf Judy Selich
Norm and Joyce Shepherd
Vic and Bea Sherritt
Clara B. Smith
Robert and Carmen Smith
Tom and Gerta $parks
Lee and Ann Spencer
Betty S~rber
, John and Eliiabeth Stahr
Elsie Stater
Michael Stephens
R.S. Stevens
Dave Stone
Lorraine Sutherland
A2.Taft
Jim and Katie Tucker
Clarence "Bus" Turner
Bill end Tina Wayt
Dick end Sandy W1itnelgtit
Ruth W.lley
Bob Warmington
·~~ Bffl end SU.an w.;,
Keith end hdty W~ Ellen Wllco9t
K9"t and Cato! W1lit.n
E. RQ99! Wilner
Robeit I~ Wolman Artctt Zlmbetdi
PARTW.UST
TOUGH PICKS IN NEWPORT
There's a bunch of good peo-
ple running for Oty Council. I've
had a difficult time trying to be
reasonably objective in two of
the three districts. But it was no
problem-at all in District 2, West
Newport.
That's where John Hedges'
hand-picked candidate, Barry
Zanck,"Wants to ous\ Jan Debay.
dasically, if you like Hedges,
you'll love Zanck.
I figure the mayor has tired of
hearing the city clerk announce
after votes, Hedges no, all others
voting aye, the motion passes(or
vice versa). Hedges has an agen-
da to push, so be recruited
Zanck to run again.st Debay -bis
own mayor pro teml It is not a
friendly contest.
At a forum Wednesday
evening, Zanck showed bis col-
ors by being the only candidate
to use his opening statement to
attack his opponeI\t. The chair-
man called Zandt out of order,
but the big guy bullied on. Real
class act. Debay would deserve
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your vote against anybody, but
especially over Zanck .
Phil Arst, running to win the
seat of term-limited John Cox.
deserve$ your support, too. Tom
Thomson is a fine candidate, but
it seems time to elect someone
who hasn't hasn't taken that
inceshrous route from Planning
Commission to City Council
(which then appoinlc; planning
commissioners).
Dolores Ottlng's greol. I love
the way she skewers the council
on a variety of budget issues. But
she's in the trash-hauling busi-
ness and there's reasonable con-
cern for a conflict there, if only
because she'd have to recuse
herself from votes on such mat-
ters.
• Phil Arst comes with no bag-
gage, no strings attached, he's a
financial and business consultant
to outfits like Xerox, was instru-
mental in beating back the
IRWD attack and he understands
complex water issues.
District 5, retiring Jean Watt's
turf, is really tough for me. I've
.known Diane Coltrane for 30
years, Ralph Rodheim for 20.
Diane is e:sceptionally bright and
probably has'lDOre vitality than
all the other candidates com-
bined. But -sorry, kiddo -1 have
to go with Ralph.
He has~robably served New-
port in more ways for more years
than any candidate in history.
And he knows about the big
issues such as the airport (the
noise-abatement deal with
Orange County expires in nine
yean;, you know) and the harbor
and its myriad problems.
John Noyes seems a capab~e
chap, but can't match Rodheim's
background Robert Schoonma.k--
er I can't fathom at all.
So there you are. I probably
don't have to say this, but please
don't take my endorsements -or
anybody else's -as gospel. Vote
with your mind as well as your
heart.
And remember: If you don't
vote, you have no gripe coming.
• FltED MARTIN'S column runs every
Thursday and Saturday.
ote Robert (Bob)
SCHOONMAKER
FOR NEWPORT BlACH CITY COUNCIL
• A REPUBUCAN who will implement Prop. 209 l°'ally
• El Toro LO Commercial Airport
• Optimize Police and Fire Services with productivity
requirements on union contncts ·
• Protect our Bay and Beach6 to assure that our city is
always ... A SPECIAL PLACE
Endorsers
(lerdal .u.t) A VOICE FOR
TH~ RESIDENTS
'
M11rjorie B • .\ndenoo
l)ebraAUen
Phil is Chairman of Community Associations Alliance, one of .
the largest residents' .1dvoca&y groups in the City, who
understands and supports residents interests.
Hands On Doer
Janit> .\mold / • Fought IRWD's dump111g of treated ~e\\age in Bay
Arnold Blaiae • Working on traffic solutions to reduce excessive speeds in residential
neig~borhoods
AJu•Jeealeek
._,. • t.aUe a.wt• Protectinc Our Quality of Life
Mr. 6 Mn. a.a; C..tln He will balance a viable business community with protection of the Bay,
Ted• Beth r~ w~rk towards an. El Toro commercial airport and insist upon-an equal
~· ___ voice for the_res1dents
Or. Jla •Nu Doyle
Jack• Jaa·Evenmeyer He owes no favors to special interest groups or City
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Wo~an.whO was hit Dy:bus dies
•Police believe l.inda Baker was a transient whOle fam-
ily could not be located.
PitzPatrick aaJd Baker was
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light. She-IUStainecl a fractured
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COSTA MBSA ._A 47-yea.r-old
Colla Mela woman die(! Friday
morning after being struck and
nm over by a bus while aoa1ng
the street Tueeday at a busy lnter·
section, police said.
After lingertng tn attical. con-
dition for nearly three dayt, Unda
Baker died at Western Medical
CentertnSantaAnaat 10:25a.m.,
according to the county coroner.
At 1:05 a.m. 1\lelday, Baker
was walking west across Harbor
Boulevard at 19th Street when an
Orange County Tha.naportation
Authority bus bit her and then
rolled over her body, Cotta Mesa
police Lt. John PitzPatrlck said.
1be bus was traveling west on
19th Street and turning rtght onto
Harbor Boulevard.
The preliminary cause ol death
wu listed u head trauma. An
autopsy ts ICbeduled for today.
Police, who were unable to
locate Baker's family, described
her as a transient ~ an OOca.-
sional informant. Officer Garth
Wilson said. Baker placed 13
lnfo~t calls to the department
on minor matters since 1991.
Police ·on IOokoUt for· beachSide flaslier
•The man reportedly
exposed himself several
times to two Newport
Elementary students
Wednes.day.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pi/of
time, Desmond said.
The children returned home
safely and contacted police, who
were unable to find the flasher,
Desmond said. •
• The flasher is desaibed as a
white male in his 20s, of medium
height with a thtn build and long
brown hair. He was wearing
black and white shorts, black and
white tennis shoes, a red T-shirt
with white sleeves, and a red and
.
blue baseball cap. He was
desaibed as having "dirty arms
and face."
The vehicle was desaibed as a
new-model gray pickup truck
with a black metal rack ·m the
bed.
"We're asking the public's help
if they know who this might be,•
Desmond said. He said people
with lnfonnation should can the
department at (800) 550-6273. NEWPO~T BEACH -Police
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At around 1:45p.m.,a10-year-
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were walking near West Ocean
Front and Sixth Street when they •.
passed a man standing next to a
pickup truck, said Newport
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Desmond said the children
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blocks later they noticed the man
following behind them in the
pickup truck. The man opened
the door of the truck and exposed
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DIESEL POW£R IOAT HANDUNG QASS
Orange Coast College offers a
10..hour course that teaches the
iDI and outs ot running a twin
diesel powei. boat from 7 to 10
p.m. on Nov. 8 and 9 a .m. to 4 p.m.
on Nov. 9 at OCC's Sailing Cen-
ter, 1801 W. -Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Registration fee
ls $198. For infonnation, call 645-
9412.
CATALINA CRUISE .
Orange Coast College's Sailing
Program offers a weekend excur-
sion to Catalina aboard the · col-
lege's 64-foot yacht beginning at
9 a.m. on Nov. 16 and ending at 5
p.m. on Nov. 11. The auise ls
designed for sailon with at 1eut
intennedlate-level skills and wjll
start off at the Sailing Center"at
1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Cost is S195. For more
information, call 645-9412.
BAREBOAT CHARTERING
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Orange Coast College's Sailing
,Program offers ap advanced, non-
credit bareboat chartering cour$e,
featuring a four-day cruise in
Southern Califomia waten, from
1 p.m . on Nov. 18 until 5 p.m. on
Nov. 21. The 100-mile cruise will
include anchorages at Catalina
and other harbon and islands and
will begin at 1801 W. Coast High-
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Fishing classes a.re offered
Monday and Tuesday of each
week. Claaea leave the Balboa
Pavilion at 6 a.m. and return at 4
p.m. Cost ls $125 per person. For
more information, call 673-2810.
DORY ASHING R..EET
Get to the Newport Pier/
McFadden Square early to watch
the fleet return with the fresh
catch of the .day. The fish isl pre-
pared for sale at the <feri·air
market. /
FISHING 1'RIPS · .
Fishing supplie.s and boat
charters (open party and private)
are available at Newport Landing
SporUishing, 309 Palqls, Suite F,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1996
615--05501 Palm Fishing Charters, offered by Upper Newport Bay equipment sales, rentals And
832-71081 and Davey'• Locker, every Saturday. Meet at 8:30 a.m . repairs. Por more information call
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information, call 640-6146.
SIX-MSSENGO SKMI i&ING ownas
Day and night filhing<fharters
are available for groups or sin-
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ffeadquarlefl on the Balboa
Peninsula, 673-2810.
I ROWING LESSONS AND CANOE
RENTALS
The Newport Aquatic Center
offers sweep rowing (one oar).
sculling c.,1asses (two oars) and
canoe rentals. Classes run for
SAILING
Sailing Lessons and Boat
~tall
. ·four weeks a+td cost $75. Intro-
ductory ~cs are also available
Saturdays and Sundays at a cost
of $10. For more information, call
646-7725. Learn to sail or windsurf at
Resort Watersports. You can also
rent wind.surfers and 14-foot sail-·
boats at $15 per hour. Call 729-
1154.
·MORE SAILING LESSONS ANO
BOAT RENTALS
Sailboat rentals and private
lessons are available at Marina
Sailing in the Balooa Fun Zone.
Advanced classes include navi-
gation, big boat, power boat,
intJoduction to heavy weather
and first-mate instruction. Call
613-7163 for more information.
Also call the Blue Dolphin Sailing
Club at 644-2525 or the Lido Sail-
ing Club at 675-0827 for rentals.
KAYAKING/CANOEING/SCUBA
Kayak Classes
SCUBA TRAINING
The Aquatic Center, 4537 W. ·
Coast Highway, Newport Beach,
offers scuba training consisting of
six evening and two weekend
day classes. Cost ranges from
$200 to $310. The center also
offers scuba rentals, special trips,
repairs and air fills. For more
information, eall 650-5440.
rrs A DIVE
At Dive-in•Scuba, 2482 New -
port Blvd. in Costa Mesa, certifi-
cation classes fo r beginning to
instructor level scuba divers are
available. Other services offered
include local boat charters,
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rolling clinics and private lessons
are offered. Kayak and sea ski
rentals are also available. For
more information, call Paddle
Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd.,
67'5-1215.
UNDOWAT'Elt ClEANING
U underwater clNning is more
to your lild.ng, grab your snorkel
and join DIVERS. Cost is $10. For
more information, call n2:9'06.
OTHER RENTALS
• Sail airborne outside the harbor,
pulled by a motorboat, courtesy
of Balboa Para.sailing near the
Balboa Pun Zone. A 90-minute
trip costs $45. For more informa-
tion, call 673-1693.
• Spend a . .4~}' relaxing in a
motorized. lounge chair rented
from Resort Watersports inside
Newport Dunes for $25 per hour.
Pedal boats, electric boats,. boo-
gie boards, kayaks, inflatable
rafts, beach furniture and wet
suits are alsb available . Call 729-
1154.
• Balboa Boat Rentals offers ped-
al boat, sailboat, motorboat and
electric boat rentals in the Balboa
Fun Zone. Call 67J.7200.
• Rent a party pontoon, chaparral
runabout or family pontoon at
Anchors Away Boat Rentals in
the Balboa Fun Zone or call 673-
3372 for more information.
KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS
Two-hour kayak tours begin at
10 a.m. every ~unday from New-
port Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult,
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classes are also available.
729-1154.
MORE KAYAK RENTALS
Single ($10 per hour) and dou-
ble ($15 per hour) kayak rentals
are available in the Balboa Fun ..zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals,
673-7200. Paddle Power also pro-
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vides kayak, surf ski and canoe
rentals. Call 675-1215 .
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~ORETREAT
Wellnea in Motion, me. pre·
sents lbe Carousel of Life, a
week.end retreat program for chil·
dren with cancer and their fami-
lies beginning at 9 a.m. today at
the Balboa Inn and Fun Zone area
on the sands of Newport Beach.
J3vents include cancer-related
workshops and a family scav-
enger hunt. For more information, c,.n 969-71«.
RUMMAGE SALE
The Newport Harbor tfigh
School cheerleaders are having a
rummage sale from 7 a.m. to 1
p.m. in front of the anchor at 600
Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. All
donated items are needed. For
more information, call 852-1735.
MUSTANG CORRAL
Costa Mesa High School is
having its Mustang Corral and
Carnival fund-raiser benefiting
Costa Mesa schools from noon to
11 p.m. at 2650 Fairview Road.
The event will include rides,
games and food sponsored by the
booster clubs and e lementary
schools. For more information,
call 751-5418.
fAUJ=ESTIVAl
Christ Lutheran School's "A
' Country Paire at the Fall Festival"
is being held from 9 a.rn. to 3 p.m.
at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
The event will include carnival
games, a craft boutique, sweets,
live ente.rtairunent and a silent
auction. For more information,
call 548-6866.
Orange County often a volunteer
training program for family tup.
port worken from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
today and Nov. 9 at 2482 Newport
Blvd., Suite 7, Costa Mesa. A $10
fee is required to reserve your
place in the program and ls used
to cover the cost of refreshments
and a packet of valuable child
abuse prevention information. For
reservations, call 722-1107. .
COMPUTER aua
Orange Coast College's
Orange Apple Computer Club
will meet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m . in
room 214 of' OCC's ch emistry
building. Workshops an<:! meet-
ings will be he]d on Appleworks,
GS Works, Macintosh program-
ming and Macintosh application
tutorials. The annual melnbership
fee is $30 and visitors are wel-
come. For more information, call
770-1865.
FLU SHOTS
The Oasis Senior Center offers
free flu shots from 9 a.m. to noon,
or when the supply ends, in the
multi purpose room at 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. The
flu vaccine is recommended for
dll people 60 years of age or older.
For more information, call 644-
3244. ,
FINANCE WORKSHOP
Orange Coast College offers a
financial planning workshop for
women from 9 a.m. to noon in
room 202 of OCC's Lewis Center
for Applied Science. Registration
fee is $25 per person and $39 for
two. For more information, call
432-5880.
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ANANCEIALir
Courtlandt Financial offers a
free workshop on how to reduce
risk exposure on mutual funds,
annuities and stocks from 10 a.m.
letic Club, 1701 Qua.il St., New-
port Beach. For more information,
can 251-027_0~
MAIL ORDER
Orange Coast College offers a
workshop on "How to Start a Mail
Order Business• from 1:30 to 4:30
p.m. in room 108 of OCC's Busi-
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Costa Mesa schools from noon to
6 p.m. at 2650 Fairview Road. The
event will include rides, games
and food sponsorett by the boost-
er clubs and elementary schools.
For more information, call 751-
5418.
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WIZMDOFOZ
Planet Hollywood will feature
the tum "Wizard of 0z• for ldd9
from noon to 1 p.m. upstairs at
1641 W. Sunflower Ave. There
will be free character sketches
·and a treasure chest filled with
prizes. The event ii free. For more'
information. call 688-7585.
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SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY
The Ballet Montmarte is hav-
ing a fund-raising event, "A Sen-
AU SAINTS DAY
To celebtate All Saints Day, the
worship music Qf the First United
Methodist Church of Costa Mesa
will be lead by a Dixieland band
at the 10 a .m. service at 420 W:
. timental Joumey-tram Z-to 5 p,mT
at Bistro 201, on Coast Highway
in Newport Beach. An interactive
entertalnment production compa-
ny will create a scene straight out
of the 1940s. Net proceeds will
support the community outr~ch
projects to establish ·mentoring
internship programs for more
, 19th St. Childcare is available. For
more information, call 548-7127.
AZTEC DANCERS
The Newport Beach Public
Library presents Dia de Los
Muertos Magic, a free dance per-
formance at 3:30 p.m. in the
Friends' Meeting Room at 1000
Avocado Ave. The program will
feature Xipe Totec, an Aztec
dance group from Mexico City.
For more iiilormation, call 717-
3801.
RUN FOR COVER
HomeAid Orange COJJ.nt.y_pr.e.:_
sents its fourth annual Hard Rock
Cafe MRun for Cover# at the Hard
Rock Cafe at Fashion Island in
Newport Beach. The run to help ,
the transitionally homeless will ·
feature a 10K at 7:30 a.m., a SK at
8:30 a.m. and a tK Kids' Fun Run
at 9:40 a.m. on a U.S.A Thad. and
Field:certified course. Registration
is $21 for adults and $12 for kids.
Admission is $23 for adults who
than 5,000 at-risk and economi-
cally-challenged students in
Orange <!ounty. Tickets are
$12.50 and must be pur~ in
advance. For mote infonrl.ation,
call 646-7644.
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FUNIMWSO
Serving People in Need's fowth
annual fund-raiser, a dinner,
daDC."9 and auction, will be held
from 6 to 10 p.m. at Newport
Beach's 1\vin Palms at 630 New-
port Center Olive. The event will
beneftt the low income and home-
lea ol Orange County. Tickets are
SU>O. Por more information, call
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~TALK
Coastline Counseling Cente~ of
Newport Beach offers a free lec-
ture on "Attention Deficit Disor-
der: The Big Picture• at 1 p.m. at
1200 Quail St., Suite.105, Newport
Beac:b,. For more information, call
476-0991 ..
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_<:OPING WELFARE
Orange Coast College offers a
free workshop designed to teach .
coping ~kills for welfare recipients
from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Re-
Entry Center. For more infonna-
:tton, call 432-5162.
IMATH CONFIDENT i Orange Coast College offers a
;tree. workshop on "Becoming f Math Confident" trorri 5:30 to 7:30
ay and Nov:-12, t9 anQ.2~.
'For more information, call 432-
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5162. .
. PARKS MEETING
The Parks, Beaches and Recre-
!atiqn Commission of the city of
Newport Beach is having its
monthly meeting at 7 p.m. in the
,council chambers at 3300 New-
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port Blvd., Newport Beach. Por
more informAtion, call 644-3151.
ADOTAU<
The counseling offices of Joan
Andrews otters a class on
•Attention Deficit Disorder and
. Memory Skills" from 7 to 9 p.m.
at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105,
Newport ~ach. Cost is SlO. Por
more information, call 476-~1 .
THE ZONE
A free local support group
meets at 6 ·p.m. to diacu.ss "The
Zpne," the nutrition plan devel-
oped by bestselling author Barry
Sears, at Super Crown Book-
store, 1835 Newport Blvd., Cos~a
Mesa. For more information, call
673-3588.
CARMEN SAN DIEGO
Fourth an.d fifth grade sleuths
are invited to sign up for "Where
in the Library is Carmen
Sandiego? • at 3:30 p.m. today
and Nov. 12 and 19 in the Central
Library's Children's Section at
1000 Avocado ..Ave., Newport
Beach.
LUNCHEON/BOUTIQUE
The Newport Beach Christian
Women's Club offers a luncheon
and the "Littlest Angel Bou-·
tique" from· 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W.
Goast-lii9hway,...NewporLBeach.
Cost is $18. To RSVP, call 760-
9616 .
ENVIRONMENTAL
Orange Coast College offers a
free environmental awareness
workshop from 11 a.m:to noon in
OCC's Student Center Lo~g~.
.
Por more information, call 432-
5725.
. LUNCHEON
The Newport Beach Pouiida-
tion offers a luncheon meeting
tilled •Washington Update: E1ec-
tions, Contract with America,
Intellectual Property, plus other
Issues." at noon at the Balboa Bay
Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Cost is $28 for
non-members and S20 for mem-
bers. Por more information, call
224-2270
ADVISORY MEmNG
The first Community Advisory
Committee meeting on resour~s
and support for parents and teach-
ers of special education students
will be fr'oin 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the.
Rod MacMillian Board
Room/Harper,Site at 425 E. 18th
St., Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call 760-3?>06.
COUEGETALK
Orange Coast College offers a
free-workshop on •Financing Your
Education" from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in
the Re-Entry Center. The work-
shop will provide students with
basic information about grants,
loans, work study programs and
scholarships. For more informa-
tion, call 432-5162.
INSIDE EDGE
The Inside Edge offers a break-
fast forum on "The New American
Workplace: Using Gender Differ-
ences to Add Value and Profit in
Business" from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at·
Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. Cost is $35. For more ~
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MEETING
The Newport Harbor Panhel-
len1c will meet at 10 a.m. at St
Michael's All Angels Church,
3233 Padtic View Drive, Corona
del Mar. A doruttion of $4 w1ll be
requested and bridge will follow
immediately after. For more infor-
mation, call 846-4164.
9EAJCUP
Speak Up Newport is having its
monthly meeting at 5:30 p .m. at
The Cannery Restaurant, 3010
Lafayette, Newport Beach'. Dis-
cussion will be on what to do with
the $4.6 million that was donated
to the Newport Barbor Nautical
Museum. For more information,
call 224-2266.
MEN'S BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Break-
fast will have its weekly fellow-
ship on "Getting to Know Christ
Better" from 7 to 8 a.m . in Dieren-
field Hall at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian, 600 St. Andre ws Road,
Newport Beach, C ost is $2.50 for
breakfast. For more information,
call 574-2239.
THURSDAY
BOUTIQUE
The Las Commodoras auxiliary
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1996
of Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub
preeent:s its Seventh Annual Holi-
day Boutique from 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. at the club's bayside fadlity
at 1001 Bayside Drive, Corona del
Mar. A unique array of Yultide
goodies from regional artists and
gift merchants will be available at
the various display booths. Por
mbre info~tion, call 957-2837.
GIFT~OP •
The Volunteer Association of
Sherman library and Gardens
invites 1he community to enjoy
Cltristmas ~t selections and
hand-crafted items from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. daily at the gift shop at 2647
E. Coast Higbway, Corona del
Mar. For more information, call
673-2261. •
USED BOOKS
The Newport Beach Friends of
The Library is having a used book
sale from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 1000
Avocado Ave. For more informa-
tion. call 717-3800.
BOOKSIGNNG
The National Cat Protectlon
Society presents author and ~
t.ograpber Bob Walker who will bl
signing copies of •ne Cat'~
House• from 1to4 p.m. at 6904 vf.
Coast Highway, Newport Beadt
For more information, call 650[
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BREAST~ -Hoag Cancer Center offers II
lecture on "New Risk-Free, Non~
Invasive Optical Detection of
Breast Cancer• from 6:30 to 8 p.ni?
at 1 Hoag Drive,.mGg. 41 , New-
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call 224-0292.
FINANQTAUC
Courtlandt Financial offers a
fiee. workshop on how to reduce
risk exposure on mutual fund9,
annuities and stocks from 1 to 2
p .m. or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the
University Athletic Club, 170f
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M SAnMDAV, NOVEMBER 2. 1996
. T he year wu 1994. It wu a
• grand night for the Orange
County Philbarmont.c. One
'of their antlual black tie bal.11 WU
unfolding in the ballroom ct the
Pour Seasons Hotel tn Newport
Beach.
• £l1ch Vollmer, former execu-'
'ttve d1rector of the philhannonic,
bad come down from his new
post fn Los Angeles. Jean
Tandowsky, 38-year veteran
'praber of the venerable local phil-
. binnonic organization, bussed
her good friend Vollmer on both
~eeks, then returned to her table
.next to his before 'the concert
began in the candlelit ballroom.
bueling virtuosos enthralled
the aowd, playing furiously as if
engaged in some sort of academic
piano competition on a pair of
high-gloss concert grands placed
next to one another in a yin and
yang fashion.
Suddenly, in the dimly lit cor-
DIS of the ballroom, the silence of
· tfle crowd was broken by the
peep of a pooch. Then, a bark -
albeit ll short, high-pitched yelp-!lif sort of bark. A few heads
lQined, napkins rustled, a shush
or:two. faintly audible, came from
•unknown quarters. Jean
----=.,..,aowSicy looke<l over atme, sit-
Uqg at Erich Vollmer's table oppo-stte her, and she smiled a know-
ing smile.
Vollmer and his wife had come
tO .the a.ff air with the love of their
lives, their dog. In the middle of
dinner, Four Season's hotel staff
htMi come to the table to inform
Uae couple that their pooch was
•
b.w.
cook
called the terrain the Calif omia
Riviera or the Gold Coast then,
Jean surely would have laughed.
Hers was an infectious giggle, a
laugh that never ceased to inspire
others to join in the fun.
The fun was about to really
begin on this particular night at
the philhannonic ball. Iri the
darkness, as the music played on,
waiters were quietly serving
dessert to the some 400 patrons
seated at their round tables. One
of the waiters slithered by our
table with a tray of baked Alaska
balanced on one hand, held high
above his bead. His destination
was Jean TundowSkys table next
door.
The waiter was quiet all right,
but even his rehearsed 'ability to
become invisible in the aowd did
not deter the Vollmer's fur-person
hidden under the table. The scent
of flaming ice cream must have
on the Oooc a.s the dog landed on
her. Sbe began to laugh. trying to
gel up olf the chair with the dog
In band to return him to Vollmer,
Who WU IO mortified be WU act-
ing u if the dog wu a complete
stranger to him. Or so it seemed
since he wasn't jumping up to
rescue any of us.
AB Jean stood up, the dog ·
became entangled tn her black
silk palazw pants and he tripped .
· ber as she took her first step
towards me. The 87-year-old -
who in years past had been an
Earl Carroll showgirl and a Pow-
ers model -did a double somer-•
sault with the dog in 11& arlJlS, ·
landing on the floor at my feet
just as I was trying to get up off
the floor myself. She looked over
at me, still clutching the pooch,
who was really confused at this
point, and we began to howl. It
was that wonderful, from the gut.
uncontrollable hysteria Uiat feels
so good and comes so seldom in
life. I wu bonUled at flat think-
ing tbat abe might be hurt. No
chance. She wu the life of the
party.
Jean 'Jandowaky pueed away
in ber sleep from apparent heart
.failW"e this week at the marvelous
age of 89. Lucy Gaynor, a friend
for more than 40 years, recaDed
Jean's motto, "think young."
Another long-time friend and
neighbor fo.r many years, Mary
Y,u Hornsby, said that Jean was
k;nown u "the. Venus of the baby
grand" because of her talent as a
pianist. In her Earl Carroll days,
whenever the piano player didn't •
show, the show went on with
Jean substituting her fantastic fin-
gers on the keyboard for her great
legs.
Jean often recounted those
heady days for fascinated
neighbors standing on the club-
house deck on summer Friday
evenings where she was a regu-
lar at the Udo Isle Yacht Club
1ng guests In an upper
floor of the hotel, in the room where they had safely tucked the
dbg in bed while they attended
tY philhannonic dinner in the
bellroom. Erich went upstairs at
-tlW start of the concert and snuck oil dog down to the party and put
".hlgl under our table.
been a signal to the dog that din-
ael'-Was 58Pled,.for wi:.'911· l-Rl~-4-
onds he lunged forward under the
table, releasing him~ from his
masters leash hold. The dog jolted
forward under biy seat, catching
the.leftther·leash on the leg of the
ballroom chair and sending me
flying up, off, and onto the floor.
Susan Beechner, left, and Jean Tandowsky at a benefit for
Designing Women In 1994.
. ; Jean had seen the whole thing,
aim in fact, knew the dog as well
al-bis master, for the dog had
. spent many an afternoon with her
atjhe offices of the Orange Coun-
ty.l>hilhannonic when both Jean ana Erich worked side by side to
bi1ng music to the developing
~n w~ now call the Orange
Coast. There were no fancy nick-names for the community back in
t!)8 SOs when Tandowsky moved
te'Udo Ille with her husband, Dr.
~h Tandowsky. If someone had
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The dog's goal was not to
dethrone me. He wanted baked
Alask4, and just as the waiter was
serving the first slice to Jean
· Tandowsky, her long-time friend
jumped into her lap as if tO sa~ MI
always loved you the most ... feed
me." Jean was looking over at me
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Designing Women members, from left. Sb.ar,on l.ambe, Jeu
Tandowsky and Jane Willet prepare for D Carnevale dl Venezia.
a benefit for the Art Imtttute of Southern C.Womla
family barbecue.
•She was a wonderful woman
who cared about every living
thing,• said Cameron Quinn,
Newport banister. •Many a time
Jean would pick up a stray cat
and take it to the vet to be
checked. It was just who she was
and what she was about.•
'IWo days before she died, I
_received a !lOte in my mailbox
with a photo of Jean and two-pals
all decked out in masks to publi-
cize the upcoming Venetian mas-
querade benefit for the Designing
Women of The Art Institute of
Southejll California. The dinner,
slated for November 8 at The
Center Oub in Costa Mesa, will
raise funds to support the instihl.te
that supports young artists in pur-
suit of their dreams. Jean
Thndowsky was a dreamer and a
dancer, she brought music and
laughter into the world inspiring
·so many to be the best they could
be. I will miss her notes in my
mailbox. The commuiitty Will iniss
her service, her friendship. Her
death reminds us all-ot.ho~
dous each life is, how irreplace-
able the individual spark. Rest in
peace, sweet Jean.
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Plostlc 5'.tQ8l'v ond Assistant Cllnl-
col ProfessO< at the University of
Colfomlo College of Meclche. wl
present a ~ lnformatllle semi-
nar on November 7. The topic.
Look Y ecn Y~. wl focus on
the beneftts of losef cosmetic fYV&-
ld suoerv and losef skin r9SU'foc-
1ng fOf the removal of wrrides. Ines.
U'I dornoged skin. and dal< ~
Ing spots. These rnlnlrnatt Invasive
prooedu'es ae a pe<fect altemo-
tlve for sophisticated consumers
who WCl"t to look their best but feel
a trodltlonol focelft Is too drosttc.
Dr. Com Is one of the few losef cos-
metic surgeons who Is Boord Certl-
ned In Ophthc*nology and a Fel-
low of the piestlglous American So-
ciety of Ophthohic Plostlc ond R&-
constructlve Surgery. His back-
ground Is Impressive. Trained In
ophttlc:*ric plastic SU'Q8fY. general
ugecy. f1V8 SU08fY and skin core,
Or. Conn speclotzes In cosmetic:
ond reconstructtve SU'g8fY of the
eyeldl. toclal 16«\, ofblt and tear
dror.oge system. He graduated
from l'T'iedlcal IChool In 1973 crd
received hla training ot Johns
Hoplch. tovcrdlkWenlty. and the
Wlmer~fnltttute.
He w.nt on to ~te o most
Pf~felowrllpln ophtharnlc
ploatlc aUf'gery at the Boacom
Pcrner Eye nstttute. .
Befofe jOlrWig the lkMNllty °'Cal-.. fomla. M'e. crd the 8eckrnan LO-
•• , lnatltute. Dr. Conn taught
ophttd'nlc plaltlc ~ 1o the
~,.... ttlCll'llknd
wtlh USC and Lorna li'ldO medloal
llCt'loc:*. He <*> malntar.ed 0 pn.
vote procttce In Loi ArigelM and
~~where he oarwd for tom• of Am«tco a molt '-'•'~ ~ polltcd and., 1teftoi.,.,... It Cll~
Pb-•d Lallf ~ -.1m
In 1978, Or. Com WCll among the
-~In theccxrttrytoop-
Mft """"" IOlen. Lea 1han 0 <»-
code later. he was again
among the first physicians
to receive trolnng In the U98
of the loser for cosmetic
eveld crd ablldugetY. Or.
Conn S8fV9S OS 0 rnedlcol
consutont tor the~
ment d losef tedvlology to
loser manufacturers and trans mec1ca1 professionals
In the safety ond use of the
losef for COSI I l8tlc eyeld SU·
Q&rY ond skin reutoclng.
Advanced Technology:
Shof'9r R9covery fltoc ...
Dr. Conn f c:tlsthg\Mhed af· fll'atlon with the Beckman
Loser Institute olowl him to
bring to hla patients the
most advanced technol·
O'J'l In the fteld of kllef oe»-
metlc ugety. He~
In using the loaer for the
comb4natlon of COlrTlettc
eyeld aurgety ond foetal
skt'\ rw.J'fodng. 1he ,.... ..
a rwna1cabfy ~"' ap-
peara IC9 of 1he ..,... ond
face. Pottentl ltedy look
yeas~. n..,.cn~
lghted v.1th the~
Of ft*,..,.. and amcmd
at ft* lhort tet:xNelfV pro-ceea. Mott report mlninal
dllcol1 "°" and 1me., onv .
bNlllng Of~ •
A WDltd Clml Ocuar
Plallo~
Or. Conn. wort<•p.i)llhed In~ ... .lcun'* and
he hal outhofed "°"' medlcal tMbook ~ He la a not9d ouet'°"'V cwld teact. d ~
..... rdlold cacadlrrill. ntemo-
tlenal OOl M• ~ Clnd tralnl ~
*DwCJIOU'dtheWOlll:jlntheMc:h-
'*"*he hal °"' llc;ped
Howard Conn. M.D.
. °' thole *" and hla patlili. hall flcrn~OOl·•lt.lhe~ °' hla .... ha\19 eaned tWn hla n.
temaftonCll ~ QI Q watd
CX.ug9Cn.
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fiOOTBALL
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Nfety ~ local players. Doctors
for sporb teams in the Newport-
Meu. Uriified Sthool District say
physical exams, equipment
chkk1 and safe instruction have
gmerally kept local players from
leliOll8 harm.
Newport-Mesa players must
~ a general physical with
a . team doctor, a private exam
with a personal physician if they h4ve a pre-existing condition or
are on medication and need
parental permission to join the
~.
A doctor'~-1iermisston is Also
necessan' Wlore players are
permitted to compete again fol-
lowing an injury, Llebengood
said, adding that all players
injured this season have
returned.
County coroner's officials
have not yet confirmed the cause
of Adrian Taufaasau's death.
Sports offidals have said tliere
was nothing unusual about the
t
tackle play that left the 17-year-
old uncomdous on the football
field.
In. Wilson's cue, the Estancia
strong safety butted heads with
another player and went into a
seizure Thursday night. He fell
unconscio\J.s and wu taken to
the hospital in Newport Beach,
where he was treated for a con-
cussion.
·1 started feeling dizzy and
couldn't see anything on my left
side,• the 5-foot-9-inch, 170-
pound Wilson said Friday, recall-
ing· the-moments following the
incident. •(Team doctor Charles
Bellitti) told me to sit down on
the 'bench and a seizure started
and I couldn't control my head.
After ihat I couldn't remember
anything.• '
Bad luck is the way Lleben-
good describes the season that
will go down as his most unusu-
al in 11 years of coaching foot-
ball at the school. The coach said
he has become a regular visitor
to Hoag hospital this year, and
Thursday was his fifth trip when
he checked in on Wilson.
Wilson's concussion is among
26 different injuries Estancia
players have sustained since
· September. ·
John Romm kicked off the
season when he broke the fibula
bone in his leg. nm Johnson was treated for
ltypervenWation at Hoag twice.
Liebengood said a player
received 50 stitches in his hand
after cutting it open on another
player's ·helmet. Then there are
all the usual spraine(l ankles,
bruises and numbness in the
legs. -
The problem is while Lleben-
good teaches students to lead
with their head and bit with their
shoulder, sometimes they hap-
pen to miss. He said head
injuries, however, are rare.
Llebeng9od was expecting
Wilson to be sent home Friday,
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but doc:toJ.'S held him overnight
Friday as well. A CT scan
showed he had a concussion.
•1 know it's hard for them (the
team),• trainer Doinne Wright
said. "They are trying to main-
tain support for all the lcids who
have been hurt. It was hard for
them when they saw Wilson go
.through that seizure.•
Wilson said Adrian Tau-
faasau 's death influenced his
decision to not return to the foot-ball field.
"That's why I am going to sit
out, I am not going to play any-
more," Wilson said. "I didn't JldY
much attention to it because I
never thought something like
this was going to happen to me.
· "Now it's like, it sea.res me
because last night it might have
happened to me."
SAT\JRDAY, NOVEMBER Z 1996
N EWS DAPER Johns could not be reached for r~ comment Friday.
The i.uue came up Wednesda~·
CONTINUED FROM A 1 a~a eandJdate's forum when 9
audienoe mem~. questioned t.De
But not before students contacted endorsement
the Daily Pilot to complain. * Tberlot said the editor ~ "Our editor-in-chief, R the piece, which be in.Cluded,-0
Johns. does support Theriot b t bis list '11 endorsements. •.
the rest of us as individual people "The editor wrote an editodaL
do not,• Beacon sports editor endorsing me,• he said. •1 thiDll.;
Kristine Harrington said. "We are that's pretty clear.· , • i
not endorsing Dana Black. but we Bany, who said he didn't read!
don't think because we ran one Johns' column carefully to make •
story, and it was W1$igned, that it sure it was signed, said he may
should be assumed that we consider moving the editor's aW~
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PHIL. SAN80NB Endorses Ottlngl
81Nf COund MMIW, 2 tenn M•Y"(J
October 25, 1996
Dear Fellow Citizens:
' During the past few months I have co.nducted ~ deta.iled review ~f the
qualifications and background of each Crty Council candidate, met with the
leading contenders, and attended candidate forums to hear first hand their
objectives, if elected. ·
Based upon what I learned from those activities I have decid~. and am
particularly proud, to strongly endorse Dolores Otting for election to the
Newport Beach City Council.
Dolores Otting did not seek nor does she ~~ve the ~ndorsem~nt of, or
funding from any special interest group, Poht1cal Action Committee, the
City Bureau~racy, or any of the City employee unions. She is the only
candidate that is not encumbered by endorsements by one or more of ..,·
those groups. She is a truly independent candidate whose only allegiance :
is to the citizens of the City of Newport Beach. •• ,.
Dolores Otting has two opponen~s but is the ontx one th~t has been i
extensively involved in the c1v1c affairs of the community and with local and •
County governments. Her involvement was not initiated shortly before ~
deciding to run for office but took pla9e over several years., ~n co~trast to·~
· her opponents, she has had the fortitude to champion c1t1z~n interests ,
before City Committees, Commissions, Boards, and the Council. \
'
She' is, unquestionably, better qualified than her two oppc;:>nent~ .in that she .
1 has detailed knowledge, gained over several years of c!v'~ act1wsm, of the ~.
organization and operation of the City, the sources of City mcome, the way ·•
those funds are spent -wisely or otherwise, the City:s past and current 1
1
budgets, the strengths and shor:t~lngs of the City bureauc~<?Y· as welt' :·
as the external and internal politics that effect Important dec1s1ons at -all ,
I levels of local gqvemment. _ i
Gradually; over the past few years various special interest groups and ttie \
bureaucracy have effectively taken control of local government away froni v
Newport Beach citizens. Please join me in ~r.8:18 to start ~ that : .
detrimental condition by electing~ to the Ctty COuncfl. With ,l,
her on the Council the citizens of Newport Beach ·wtu have a Councl ':
Member who ls not indebted to == Inter.st group; who will protect• '
them froin the bureaucracy and I int.-ta: Who needs no -i:naking
in" period and therefore will be 1 %. effective from her first day In Office. • :
• .
This is an unsolicited endorsement made in the ~bllc interest . .
Slncer91Y,
a~-. .,.
Phll 8lnlone •
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• fMi SAT\MDAY, NOVE~BER 2, 1996
..
' + ADDRESS: 2046 Mar Vista Caesar's, and to God the things
Drive, Newport Beach that a.re God's.• The sermon dis-+ l"ELEPHONE: 644-0200 cussed the challenges of being a
+ DENOMINA)lON; 1'oman dtlzen of both the City of God
Catholic . and the City of Man. . .+ YEAa CHURCH EST.AB-+UPCOMING SERMON:
UIHED: t 961 Today is All Soul's Day, which
. it-MASS TIMES: Sunday -7 will be observed at Mass tomor-
a;ip. (no music), 8:30 d m . (con-row. The observance will incor-~porary choir), 10 tt m. (adult porate a remembrance, by name,
d¥>ir}, 11:30 a.m. (cantor), 5:00 of loved ones who died dupng
1411. (contemporary ensemble); the past year and a celebration of
Monday, Wednesday, f-1 iday -life.
6:30 a.m., 5:30 p .m.; Tuesday, +WELCOME WAGON: Cards
Thursday -8:30 a .m . ~.30 p.m.; are available in the pews for visi-
Saturday -8:30 a.m .. 5 p.m. Vig-tors to fill out. When visitors Wl
µJCantor. out a card and indicate on it that
+ SENIOR PASTOR: Monsign-they wish to be contacted, some-
or Bill McLaughlin. one from the parish's welcoming
+ PASTORAL STAFF: The · committee visits them with a gift
Rev. Robert W. Puhlmdll, associ-of a loaf of bread and a bottle of
ate pastor; The Rev. Benjamin · wine. They are also given a
Benedicto, associate pdStor; Mon-brochure of information on the
signor William Ralph Harvey, approximately 50 organizations
~or emeritus; Neill Sullivan, and ministries within the parish
deacon; Jim Richeson, deacon; that serve the community and
SiSter Agatha Faimon, pastoral the parish. Periodically, a wel-
associate/evangelizallon; Sister coming coffee and orientation is
Carol Therese Johnson, pastoral held for newcomers.
eslociate/ministry to the sick: + OUTREACH PROGRAMS:
Sister Joanne Clare Gallagher, Paris!i program offer support for
School principal; Eileen Ryan, the parish and the community at
~ool principal; Mary Margaret large. For parishioners there are
peppisch, director of religious social groups, support groups,
education; Patricia Murphy Bible studies, and opportunities
Lamb, director of music min-torJiturgical,_!Jlusic ~d outreach ~es; James Abowd, youth min-ministries. Community outreach
ister; Kathleen Jensen. parish indudes such services as Casa
iDenager; Eleanor Sopkovich, Teresa, a nonprofit corporation
parish secretary. th ·d tern b + SIZE OP CONGREGATION: at provt es a porary ome, edueation and counseling to ~.600 families pregnant women who chose life ~OF CONG for their unoom Ehlld; the
noN: Members come from Catholic Worker, a house of hos-~ewport Beach and Corona del pitality in Santa Ana for the poor;
~.:·CIBLD CARE: Provided for Detention Ministry, visits by
Masses and meetings. parishioners to loca,l jails and
+ TYPE OP WORSID.P: The juvenile facilities for Masses, Bible study and one-on-one vis-worship is Eucharistic, all ser-its. The pans· h mves 10% of its vices are MMSes. The Eucharist :::i-u the center of Catholic life. The ordinary annual income to the
type of music varies dt the vari-ix:r.DRESS: Generally, come as
eus Masses.
+TYPE OF SERMON: The yo+ 6t:~CH DESIGN: Neo-
sermon is always a homily, look-Gothic design that is both aes-
mg at Scripture, with all its com-thetically pleasing and practical-(ort and challenges, and apply-ly functional.
ing it to daily life. Scnptures are + MISSION STATEMENT: examined according to. the ~hurch seasons, suth as Advent, The parish does not have a mis-·
Christmas, Lent and Easter. . sion statement, as such. but the
: + RECENT SERMON: A cover of the parish brochure
tecent sermon was based on the says, "Enter, rejoice and be
wprds of Jesus, found m the
g~l writings of Matthew,
~k and Luke, that record his
debate with some Pharisees
t*'1arding the lawfulness of civil
taXes. Jesus concludes, "Render
fu Caesar the things that are •
The Phen-Fen Diet
DON LEACH I OAllY Pit.OT
Father McLaughlin of Our Lady Queen of Angels, a Roman
Catholic Church where the worship "Services are Eucharlsttc.
gladr• and McLaughlin says that
he would like all to "feel God's
love through their parish."
+ INTERESTING NOTE:
McLaughlin notes that the parish
is fortunate to have an extraord.i-
nary-commitJnenUO~mmunity...
affairs and charity, with many
members involved as volunteers
numerous charitable organiza-
tions, community organizations,
----
and schools. Members are also
involved in church life beyond
the local parish, participating in
Diocesan activities through the
Bishop's office in Orange.
Recently the parish held a dinner,
to honor its many volunteers.
More than 400 volunteers were
recognized.
-By Michele M. Marr
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JERUSALEM 'S EMLY YEMS
' The first of three lectwe dis·
~~ ls Wea.n.d&y • .locUl:i
ing on Je~'• earliest
times through its First Temple
Period. James Lancaster will
lead the archaeoJogical tQur
from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m .. at the
Jewish Community Cepter of
Orange County. The other two
sessiens take place at the same
time and place on Nov. 13 and
20. the second lecture covers
the city's zenith, its Second
Temple Period, and the third
spans the era from Romans to
the Present. Admission for JCC
members is $15, non-members
will be charged $20 and stu-
•dents with ID can attend for $6.
The JCC is located on the Jew-
ish Federation Campus at 250
E. Balcer St. in Costa Mesa. Call
755-0340 for more information.
'A COURSE IN MIRAQ.ES'
Aiming to remove what
bloclcs awareness of love's pres-
ence. •A Course in Miracles•
may assist in receiving th1s nat-
w:.al tnheritan . _ e urse
7:-00 to 8:00 p .m: at Community
Church, the Newport Beach
Church of Religious Science. It's
located at 901 Dov' St., Suite
145, in Newport Beach. Phone
646-3199 for more information.
WOMEN CONNECT
Pat Rexroat is teaching
women's bible study classes
titled "The Master's Plan.• It's
part of Word Study Intemation-
al's fall session at the Newport
Mesa Christian Center. It meets
Wednesdays through Novem-
ber 13' from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m.
The center is located at 2599
Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa.
For information, call 975-0775.
• SEE RELIGION PAGE 11
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NEW HEMEW a.ASSES
Choose from four 10-week
Hebrew classes the Jewish Com-
munity Center of ~ange County
• is holding this fall. The advanced
class focuses on fluency develop-
ment and meets Mondays,
through Nov. 18, from 7:30 to 9
p.m. Participants in the intermedi-
ate class must be .able ti r~a.d.AD~ ~ 5~-0n
Tuesdays, through Nov. 12, from 7
to 9 p .m. Biblical Hebrew intro-
duces students to reading and
comprehension of biblical text,
and meets Wednesdays, through
Nov. 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. The
beginners' class introduces read-
ing, writing and understanding
Hebrew on Thursdays, through
Nov. 14, from 7 to 9 p.m. The JCC
is located at 250 E. Baker St., Cos-
ta Mesa. For information on fees
and registration, call 755-0340.
JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Jewish Culture School is
offering Sunday school classes for
children -ages five through mitz-
vah program -as well as an adult
seminar. The 10:00 a.m. to noon
classes usually meet at the Jewish
Community Center twice a
month. But some sessions substi-
tute a field trip. This chapter of
the Society for Humanistic
Judaism sponsors an adult semi-
nar during the Sunday School
sessions for all its members. The
center is located at 250 E. Baker
St. in Costa Mesa. To learn more
about the chapter and registra-
tion, phone Deborah Holland at
MAADtGM SHIFT
The Newport Beach Baha'i
Community allows participants to
hear and ~ "Paradigm
Shift: A Ne~ -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
Pf ·~.~~le:<lhWh ~).J( f.h': hew~a· G'r<ler? cift" con-
filcts •be· t~olved without force?
Are women and men equal?
What's the spiritual solution to our
economic problems? Music
food are included. Directio s:
759-0999.
DHARMA SOOETY
Newport Beach Higashi Hon-
ganji Buddhist Temple's Dli'arma
Soci~ty presents a lecture and dis-
cussion ·series Nov. 10 and on the
second Sunday of each month at
the temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa
Mesa. Call 722-1202.
SINGLES
ASK THE RABBI
Rabbi David Rosenberg will
field questions during "Singles
Evening" Friday and every sec-
ond Friday of the month at Tem-
ple Isaiah of Newport Beach. A
special Oneg Shabbat (fellowship
hour) will follow services honor-
ing single people. It all takes
place at 2401 Irvine Ave. in New-
port Beach (Back Bay). For infor-
mation about the time, call 548-
6900.
~ ,' -cJ·~ .......... ~ --~
p .m. session takes place at 600 St.
Andrews 'Rood in Newport Beach.
A $3 donation at the door also
covers refreshments. Phone 574-
221-4 for details
SERMONS
FRINGE ELEMENTS
"Miracles" this Sunctay at Com-
munity Church, ,,the Newport
Beach Qiurch ol Religious Sci-
ence. The 10:30 a.m. service fol-
lows meditation at 10. The church
is located at 901 Dove St., Suite
145, in Newport Beach. Call 646-
3199 for more information.
, DIXIELAND JA12 SERVIC~
_. ~ Bill'1roc~~4
will reveal "Thylacteries and
Fringes" to the congregation of
Harbor Chris~ Church (Disci-
ples of Christ) during the Sunday
worship service. The 10 a .m. mes-
sage will be based on Matthew
25:1-13. Church School for chil-
dren will take place at the same
time, and Adult ·Sunday School
runs from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. The
church is located at 2401 Irvine
Ave. at Santa Isabel in Newport
Beach. Contact the church at 645-
5781.
EXPRESSION PROBED
Chemical engineer David
Chittenden will deliver •A Eulogy
for Linus Pauling" during the
10:30 a.m. service Sunday at
Orange Coast Unitarian Univer-
salist Church in Costa Mesa. His
sermon will demonstrate how an
eminent scientist can come under
scrutiny for espousing a contro-
versial poin~ of view. Child care
and youth religious education will
be provided during the service.
The church is located at 1259 Vic-
toria St. For more information call
646-4652.
The life and eternal life of
those who've passed on will be
celebrated in the style of New
Orleans on Sunday. First United
Methodist Chwch of Costa Mesa
will be celebrating All Saints Sun-
day with worship music led by a
Dixieland band. The dirges and
jazz during the 10 a .m. service
encompas~ the feelings of moum-
in~ and triumph that represent
the church's understanding of life,
death and eternal life. All are wel-
come, and child care is available
at 420 W. 19th St. Call 548-7727.
SERVICE ON THE SAND
Christ Church by the Sea's Ser-
vice on the Sand continues Sun-
day evening at 8 a.m. on the Bal-
boa peninsula's 14th St. oceanside
beach. Don Roberson leads the
informal worship service that
includes singing, the message
and good fellowship. Bring your
beach chair, and come as you are.
SUNDAY NIGHT ALIVE
At 5:30 p.m. Sunday Night
MIRACULOUS Alive gathers at Christ Church by
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1996
gospel band and informal wor-
ship led by members of the con-
gregation in celebration of laity
Sunday. VLSitors are invited to
1400 W. Balboa BlvcL for good fel-
lowship and an optional light sup-
per. The church office will answer
questions at 673-3805.
FOOD FESTIYAL
chicken and shish kebobs,
stuffed grape leaves and pastries
will be among the delights to be
bad at the annual Food Festival
and Bazaar of St. Mary Armenian
Church. The noon to 8 p.m. event
in Costa Mesa will also include a
book and gift shop, a backgam-
mon tournament and rattle, as
well as dancing ·to the tune of the
·oasis Band. The church is located
at 148 E. 22nd St: Cail 650-8367
for further details.
JERUSALEM 3000
Relive David's capture of
Jerusalem; see what Solomon's
Temple looked like; experience
the city's destruction by Babylon
and Rome. World renowned
author and lecturer Hershel
Shanks presents these accounts
and more Sunday at the Jewish
Community Center of Orange
County. His 7:30 p.m. slide lecture
and book signing take place at
the Jewish Federation Campus at
250 E. Baker St. in Costa Mesa.
A
Admission is $8 for JCC mem-
bers, $12 for non-memben and sa
for students with ID. For reserva·
tions, phone 155.0:UO.
NEW MfMBEll WELCOME
Temple Isaiah of Newport
Beach (conservative) will ~-
bra w~ .. Nlew'Ml!!lllb•~~
event at the Dec. 6, Sbabbat 54t-
vice. This will augment the regb-
lar family service that HebreW'
school students participate in
each first Friday of the mon~
Rabbi David Rosenberg will 01'1-
ciate ij>.e 8 p.m, ,service at 240'1'
Irvine Ave. in Newport BeaCW1
(Back •Bay). Cantor Vladimit'
Shtayepnan will assi$t, and t1*L
community is invited. Phone 541i/
6900 for turtller details. ~
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INACTIVE CATHOLICS ~r
The 'Re-Membering Group' M
Our Lady Queen of Angels offers
inactive Catholics an opportunitj
to participate in or listen to catl-s
did, open dialogue on-lQpics the~
choose. Past subjects have inclucf-f
ed marriage and re-ma.rriagE?:;
annulments, morality an~~
changes since Vatican ll, amon!Ji.
others. These frank, open d.iscu~~
sions at the Parish Center w~L
continue Sunday at 6:15 p.m. Th0 ·
center is located at 2046 M~t
Vista Drive in Newport Bea~~
Please contact Marie Romano -
548-3844 or Johnny Golde at 72 1,
0496 for more information. ~c
L•
-559-6726 .. LENS Cl:E:ANING The. Rev~ Gail-Miller-reveals--the Sea. It features the 1-4tlr St -
'SOENCE OF THE MINO YEAR"
From 10 a.m. to noon today, the
Rev. Gail Miller facilitates this
class, encompassing the study of
•--..l;;pil'itual laws,...-our relationship-t
God and the power of our, mind.
And at the same time, Janet
McCammon stretches the mind,
body, spirit connection with Intro-
duction to Yoga at Community
Church, the Newport Beach
Church of Religious Scien_ce. The
church is located al 901 Dove St.,
Suite 145, in Newport Beach.
Phone 646-3199 for more infor-
mation.
HEALTH DAY
Instructor Janet Brosan leads
"People With Arthritis Can Exer-
cise" classes from 10 to 11 a.m.
every Tuesday at t}l.e Jewish
Senior Center of Orange County,
250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The
class includes health education,
joint-protection tips, relaxation
techniques, pain-control tech-
niques and socializing. Call 513-
5641.
During the Wednesday gather-
ing of Serendipity, the new Minis-
ter of Young Adults a t St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
will be asking, "Is the Way We
book at Problems-Part-01--th&-Prob-
lem?" Jim Birchfield believes,
"Whatever, or whoever, is at the
center of our lives often ends up
being the lens through which we
view our circumstances.• He
intends to explore ways to see
life's options more clearly and '
make better decisions than a dis-
torted view might allow. The 7:30
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Clotbing &. Equipment up to ?0% OFF
Free Golf Clinics
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• Sunday Services -8:00am, 9:30am, 11 :OOam
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1D£Na -.ANOtMD
Jazz trumpeter Tereooe Blan-
chard and bis combo open the
Orange County Perfonnlng Arts
=~·~Jt.::
9:-45 p.m. ·tonight at 600 Town Cen-
fer Drive, Costa Mesa. Tu:kets are
$30. Por information. call 740-
1878.
~SQUARE CONCERTS
Pree live classic rock perlor-
mances are scb~uled from noon
to 2;30 p.m. Monday thra\lgh Fri-
ctay1 from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and
Saturday1 &nd from 1 to 4 p.m. Sat-
urday and Sunday aftemQOns in
, the Town Square at' niangle
Square in Costa Mesa.
ART
.
MISSIONS .
•California Missions• by Alexa
Alexander will be on display in the
foyer of the Newport Beach Cen-
iral Ubrary through Nov. 30 at
·1000 Avocado Avenue, Newport
Beach. The paintings will featw'e
scenes from early California histo-
ry set in seven, of the state's mis-
sions. For infonnation, call 717 -
~801 .
Mesa. Por information, call 650-
3690.
E09110N
Griffin Unton Contemporary
Exhibitions presents Thomas
La.Duke and bis traditional form ol
lands~-with scale ~16lu•
mtnum and poaibly Jell-0 fonns
wttb text through Thunday tn the
Main Gallery. On the same exhibi-
tion dates, Christopher Schumaker
presents a group ot 40 ricbly tex-
tured pastel drawtn'Os at 1640
Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa. For
infonnation, c!ill 646-5665.
TIMBUl(JU
Circa 19th-and 20th-ce,ntury
traditional clay containers and
money in inetal will be on exhibi-
tion through Thursday at 1661
Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. For
information, call 650-7473.
DAY Of THE DEAD
Paper-mache and retablo works
featuring themes of •oay of the
Dead• and Frida Kah1o will be on
exhibition through Thursday at
Tunbuktu, 1661 Superior Ave.,
Costa Mesa. For information, call
650-7473.
'RRST IMPRESSIONS'
"First Impressions: The Laguna
Beach Art Association" will be at
the Orange County Museum of
Art South Coast Plaza Gallery
through June 15. "First Impres-
VESPA/lAMBRITTA sions• will feature selected Cali-
sary ol U.S. Seiling, tbe Newpolt
Harb« Nautical MUMUID 1Will pre-sent a unique exhibition titled
•nophlel: ntbut.-to Yodlting
ntumphl• unUl Pllday; 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. tn the Grand Salon Gallery,
151 B. Cout Highway, Newport
Beach. For information, call 673-
'?863. 4 , -'
NAUTICAL MUSEUM
The museum features the
Grand Salon for special exbibt-
tions; the Model Gallery, featuring
a world-class assembly of ship
models; and a rotating display of
the museum's penI\4Jlellt collec-
tion in the Corridor Gallery. The
museum is at 151 E. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. Por informa-
tion, call 673-3377.
UNPLUGGED POETRY
The Factory Readings presents
•t.:ee Mallory: Unplugged• at 8
p.m. Tuesday at the Gypsy Den
Cafe and Reading Room at 2930
Bristol St., Cost.a Mesa. Admission
is free. For information. call 549-
7012.
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise
is available aboard the 54-foot
Emerald Forest 1lld docked in Bal-
boa at the Fu,n Zone from. 11 a.m.
to 1 p.m. every Sunday. The cost is
$25.95 per person and $15.95 for
children under 12. For information,
ca1L673~2.40~ --
Gallery Paradiso Exhibits pre-fomia "plein air" paintings creat~
sents "Vespa/L~bretta -The by the founders of the association-.
Modem Culture,• an insider's from the Orange County Museum
View of the machinery, myths and of Art. FARMERS MARKETS
culture which surround the Vespa Every Thursday there is a farm-
-at. 183~ mN7~7i;cEc;~71 ~~;of,.-;;; 1~ ~v·er:-1 at th;tt
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the world--Kashan~ Qum, Heriz,
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Penian, 1'111 clepoints ... and M9ny Motwl
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ut our guest, an expert from America's oldest and finest restoration
comp~y, show you how your sterling silver and silver plate can be
beautifully restored by repairing and rdinish.ing or replarlng. Antique
brushes, comba, and mirrors can be complctc!Y restored with new comb.,
brisdcs and hand-beveled mirrors. Sterling flatware pieces, or complete
sets, can be restored. New knife blades, to match the existing set, can be
supplied. lines can be srra.iKhtcncd or replaced. Even diahwuhcr
damaged _tcccs can be bcautifUlly ttpaircd. ou,_,,.,.. ~· ...._, .,..,.. rmorwl..
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t groundl. lbe Orange County Sunday at 600 lbwn center Drive,
Market Jltaoe la every Saturday Coda Mesa. 11cketa OOll $19 to
and Sunday tram 1a.m.to4 p.m. 5'9.50. Por infonnatloo., call 566-
ln the main fa1rgJouDds parking ·ARTS.
lot. P« Information. call 723-6616. '" Every Saturday there is a f ann-'THE FOREIGNElt'
en market from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in NewpOrt Haibor High School
lbe m1mirtpel parking lot at Bay-presents "'Tbe Porelgner, • a come-
• ..,... DrtVe and u._..-ite Avenue..: ~ • 1~ ~ MM!'$ the .T_.".._. ·1t0t>ert a. went:t Tbeao:e, uuu 1sth
in Corona del Mar. Sl, Newport 8eAcb. Adm•mm ii
S8 at the door and $6 durtnq ""-~A. r __ri sale. For information, cail~lJ-
-~--~,~ 6019.
'COUECTED STORIES' .
South Coast Repertory presents
•collected Stories,• an intimate
portrait of two talented women at.
opposite ends of their careers,
through Ot!c. 1. Performances are.
Tuesday through Saturday at • 8
p.m. and Sunday at J:30 p.m. with
weekend matinees at· 2:30 p.m.
Tickets are $18 to $39 with dis-
counts for students, senior citizens
and groups. For infonnation, call
957-4033.
'HOW TO SUCCEED .. .'
The Performing Arts Center
presents Ralph Macchio in •ttow
to Succeed in Business Without
Really nytng• at 8 p .m. through
'SIX DEGREES"''
South Coast Repertory presents
"Six Degrees of Separation" at 8
p.m. Tuesdciy through Saturday
and 7:30 p.m. Sunday until Nov. 17
at 655 Town Center Diive, Gosta
Mesa. Matiriees begins at 2:30
p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. llck-
ets are $28 to $41. Por.Jnformation.
call 957-2602.
KIDS
FAMILY CONCERT
Orange Coast College presents
award-winning cbildren's enter-
tainer Joanie Bartels who will offer
a sing-along, dance-along family
Soft Wub
Sealer Wax 1•
BLUE CORAL Foam Wax I•
Air Freshener 1 •
ooaoert at 2 p.m. today ill OCCt
Robert 8 . MOoil'9 TbMlre. 2701
Fairview Road, Cotta Meu.
Advance l'8l8l'V9d tlckab are St.C
and S8 for dilldren aga1 12 and
under and advance dllcowlt tick-
etl foe occ students and ....,,
11u1eas are S11.11cketl at the doQr
are Ste for 6llts and 1 10 fordlik
<hen under 12. Por more infonnaJ
tion, call -632-5880.
STORV11ME
Mesa Verde.Ubrary baa story
times for chlldien Tuesdays at ~
p.m. and Wednesdays at 1 p.Dll
through Dec. 11 at 2969 Mesa
Verde Drive Bast.
'GOOSEBUMPS'
The •Goosebumps" club meetJ
the first and third Monday ~ ~
month at 6:30 p.m. at Dames &
Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive.
For infol'D)ation. call 759-0982.
STORY AND CRAFT HOUR
Prom 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday,
Barnes & Noble bolds a fun-tilled
craft and story hour for children of
all ages. Refresffinents will be
served. Barnes & Noble is located
at 1870 Harbor Blvd., niangle
Square in Costa Mesa. For infor•
mation, call 631-061.t.
Soft Wuh
Sealer Wax
BLUE CORAL Foam Wu
Air Freshener
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Wheel & Tire Clnnlnl
Pre-owned, Demonstrato;, 1996 models
10:00AM -6:00PM
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Your pwence is requested by
~oreograpber Katy Roelle for ·wen in Progress,. a aboWing
~ ~OQ « D9"V ~ by ~. at 7 p.m. tonight
at Jimmie· Defore Dance Center,
151 Kalmus, Suite G-3, Costa
~ Admission ls free. For infor-
mation. call 241-9908.
" ~IJ' 8AWtOOM DANCE
The Costa Mesa Senior Center
offers adult ballroom dance on the
third Friday of each month from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles an.d cou-
ples welcome. Uve music provid-
ed by the Ray Robbins Combo.
!be cost is $.5, or $4 for SAGE mBmbers. ~Senior Center is at
6.95 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For
information, call 645-2356.
SINGLES
THE CABARET CHAPTER
1be fourth Tuesday of every
moo.th, the Cabaret Chapter of the
Guilds of the Orange County Per-
Jonning Arts Center meets at the
Irvine Marriott Hotel, 18000 Von
~ • .......,..... Ave. at 5:30 p .m. for a
hour followed by a meeting
• t 6:.45. The group is for profes-
.. onal singles, 30-60, who wish to
pport the Center while having
. The cost is $5 for guests. For
ormation, call 262-588L
• EWISH SINGLES GROUPS
New Jewish Relationships
ows Jewish singles to choose
ple they wish to date from pro-
. e albums that picture and
esaibe singles with a ~de ~ge
. Membership fees are $40 for
months and $10 for a year, non-
embers of the Jewish Communi-
Center are $10 more. For infor-
tion, call 755-0340.
Tennis Ladder for Singles offers
opportunity to meet new peo-
e while improving your game.
egistration fee is $18 and inter-
parties put their names on a
· and can challenge players on
list. For information, call 155-
0. .
JAM, singles 21-39, holds a vari-
ty of outings and activities. For
more information, call the JAMline "'~ .......
Ml CASA
M[Xl(AN IU HAU HANT
White fish served on a soft. com
tortilla with our "special"
white saoce. cabbage. cheese.
guacamole and a slice of lime.
Uk• they Mn• on th•
cout of BAJAll
Our meal• are a trip to BAJA
u well u MEXICOll
*
at 665-SCMS.
• Jewish In Between Singles, age
35-59, «fers social and cultural
events and can be reached by call-
ing 283-5752.
SYNAGOGUE VISITS
,, ~-rouw.J Jewi$b. sil)gles and
couplel for Friday services in area
synagogues. Visi1s take place the-
third Friday of every month. Por
information, Call· -755-5555, ext.
551.
·COMEDY REWE
Chlcago City Limits, New
York's longest running comedy
revue, will bring .its uproarious and
inventive brand of humor to
Orange Coast College at 4 p .m .
Sunday in the Robert B. Moore
Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Cos-
ta Mesa. Advance reserved tickets
are $18 and ad\rance discount tick-
ets are $16 for OCC students,
senior citizens and children under
12. Tickets at the door ate $22. For
more information, call 432-5880.
CLUJJS
ATlANTIS
4 Disc jockey Steve 'Beltran spinj
retro, funk and rare grooves at 9
·p .m . Thursdays and Fridays and
disc jockey Maxwell House is fea-
tuted-at.9-J>.m.-8aturdays. Music
includes KROQ flashbacks, house,
old school and '70s. No cover
charge from 9 to 10 p.m. all three
nights. Guests must be 21 and old-
er and dressed in tastefully casual
attire. 1be dub ii at 3388 ~Udo,
third floor, Newport Beach. For
information, call 675-8008.
ATRIUM MARQUIS HOTEL
In the Airporter' Club: Derek
Bordeaux & friends, pop, 8:30
p.m. Thundays. Greg Topper
8a.nd, pop, 8:30 p.m. Fridays, Sat-
urdays and Wednesdays. Fabulous
Paidanes, pop, 8 p.m. Monday.
Bobby & the Cruzers, pop, 8 p.m.
Tuesdays. Admtssibn: $5 per per·
son1 $8 per couple. 18700
MacArthur Blvd. For Anformation,
call 833-2770.
BENIHANA
Karaoke at 1 nightly at 4250
Birch St., Newport Beach. For
information, call 995-0822.
BISTRO 201
Pianist Cynthia Zates perlorms
6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays and Tues-
days and Wednesdays. The Stan-
ley Smith Trio plays jazz 8 p.m. to
1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. 3333
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. For information, call 631-
2487.
BOB BURNS RESTAURANT
Touch of Oass plays easy listen-
ing and standards for dancing 6 to
10 p.m. Thursdays, 7:30 to 11:30
p .m . Fridays and Saturdays, and 6
to 10 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednes-
days. 881 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. For information,
call 644-2030. .
THE CANNERY"
Karaoke is available.from 9 p .m.
to midnight on Mondays and
Wednesdays. Wtne Tasting from
5:30 to 8:30 p .m. and live music
with The Jetsen's from 8:30 p.m. to
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·DANCING
WAITERS
·LIVE MUSIC
·BELLY DANCER
·FULL BAR rr
12:30 a.m. on Thursdays, 3010
Lafayette, Newport Beach. For
information, call 615-Sm.
CARMELOS RISTORANTE
George Butts plays jazz Sun-
days and Mondays at 8:30 p.m.
Marco Santos and San Brazil
Dancers beats up the summer
niglits with the sounds of tropical rnusrc on 1\les(iays and Wednes-
days at 8:30 p.m. 3520 E. Coast
liighway, Corona del Mar. For
information, call 67~1922.
CORNERSTONE CAFE
StoryteJling the first Friday of
each month. Bible study, 1 :30 to
9:15 p.m. Wednesdays. Live enter-
tairunent Fridays and Saturdays.
1907 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
. For information, call 646-5776.
DIVA
Live music featuring: Kevin
Guill8Jlllle on piano, every
Wednesday. Jazz Duo, e very
Thursday through Saturday. Music
hours: Wednesday through Thurs-
day., 8 p .m. to midnight Friday
and Saturday 8:30 p.m. to 12:30
a.m. 600 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa.
For information, call 754-0600.
DURTY NEUY'S PUB
Karaoke, 9 p.m . on Fridays.
2915 Red Hill Ave., Costa Mesa.
For information, call 957-1951.
ELEVATION ZERO
-Jam-5e5sion featuring Cat Ebat
and Emil De Mill, every Sunday
from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. Live enter-
tainment, dancing every Thursday
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and Satwday, 8 p.m. to midnight.
The Balboa Brass, every Thursday;
Rythym 3 Bones 2, eYf!IY Saturday,
9 to 11 p.m. For information. call...
631-9999. •
EL RANCHITO
Reggae bands Friday nights.
Uye rock and alternative bands
Satw'day nights. $3 cover. 2800
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
For information, call 675-6855.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
Jimmy Hopper plays music
from the ·~ through '90s 8:30
p.m. through Saturdays and
Wednesdays. 69<) Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach. For infor-
mation, call 759:0808.
THE HARP INN
Thaditional Irish music every
Thursday night. The Fenians,
every Friday, 9 p.m. lo 1 a .m. 130
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For infor-
mation, call 646-8855.
KONA LANES LOUNGE
Karaoke at 8:30 p.m. every
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday Rock-n-Bowl every Sal·
\uday from 1 O p.m. to 1 a.m. with a
disc jockey. 2699 Harbor. Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. For infonnation. call
545-1112.
LAVA ROOM/NEWPMT STATION ~
Uve local bands, featw:ing dit-
ferent bands and disc joekeya
every Monday and FruJay.-Newp
port Station: Altemative-lifeityle
dance club every Thursday and
Saturday; Doors open at 8 p..m.
1945 Placentia Ave., CQS'ta Me&A.
For information, call 631-0031.
LEGENDS
Magician Greg Wilson every
Tuesday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 580
Anton Blvd.. Costa Mesa. For
information, call 966-5338.
MARGARJTAVIUE
Peter Shambrook performs
every Wednesday at 9 p.m. 2332
W. Coast Highway, · Newport
Beach. For information, call 631-
8220.
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4'Uo stars In
~ .. Howto
!.Succeed In
·• Business k Without
eally Try-rtng" at the
3'erf~rmlng :Arts Center
_. through
~ Sunday.
o rm e cnsIS · or
Jipdate~. 'How to Succeed ... '
Believe in You,~ sung to a
washroom mirror.
The Big Boss gets a strong,
showy interpretation from
Richard Thomse n, who exudes
a powerful sense of comic
authority. However, .fohn
Deyle registers even higher on
the enjoyment scale in a lesser
role as a senior executive -
think Pat Robertson in a rub-
ber Spiro Agnew mask -who
draws attention in the ensem-
•ble scenes.
Shauna Hicks is a perfectly
delightful Rosemary, the secre-
tary with her sights set on the
rising young executive, atid
her voice is the best of the
company. Susann Fletcher
shines as her frumpy..office
---imcn:ly,-while P~mela Blair
struts her stuff sufficiently as
the office sexpot.
The key role of Bud Frump,
the company fink, always is an
eye-catcher, but Roger Bart
has taken it a step further.
Anyone familiar with MTV's
Beavis and Butt-bead will
· tantly recogniz
in Bart's manic characteriza-
tion.
I -headed by •Karate Kid" to the top of the corporate lad-rY Tom Titus, Daily Pilot Ralph Macchio -has to stay on der, bas a pleasing if not over-
Solid support by Tina Fab-
rique as the regal senior secre-
tary and Michael Cone as the
roly-poly board chainnan fur-
ther enhance the show, not to
mention the taped narration by
none other than Walter
Cronkite.
: MHow to Succeed in Busi-
a ess Without Really liyingw is
•omewhat of a hybrid musical
t one foot planted firmly in the •
tarly 1960s and the other kick-
~g up a storm with the tech-
•ology of the 1990s.
: °"This sprightly•tevival of the
~ig-business satire, now wind-
Cng up a week's engagement at
the Orange County Performing
Ms Center, is set in its gene-
tis year of 1961 -with office
•moking, references to Metre-
t al and Nixon-Kennedy head-
jines. Yet, it's the IMAX-look-
mg rear-projection screen and
Cts state-of-the-art computer
tnhancements that ultimately
"lls the show.
: In fact, the touring company
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its toes to avoid being whelming voice and an abun-
upstaged big time by the ever-dance of stage energy which
changing scenery outside1he underscores his go-getter char-
&11-purpose office window. For-acterization. He moves
~How to Succeed" ultimate-
ly does so on the high-voltage
energy of its company, which
tends to obscure the fact that
the show itself is stumbling ·
into middle age. Performances
continue through Sunday at
the Center.
lunately for the Des McAnuff-smoothly and his Tom Cruise-
directed production (which type grin serves the role
began its sojourn down the exceedingly well, particularly
road in La Jolla) the cast -is durin'g· bis best number, "I well up to it.
The show's Prank Loesser
score hasn't really aged grace-
fully over the years, so
McAnuff has injected some of
the numbers -"Coffee Break.~
"A Secretary is Not a Toy" -
with egregious overplaying
that only emphasizes its 35-
year We span. Choreographer
Wayne Cilento has his compa-
ny on an ennless caffeine high.
Macchio, as the window ·
washer who schemes his way
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Rose Par~ offered
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munity Services Department
Recycle those old
phone directories
The Costa Mesa Sanitary Dis-
trict and Pacific Bell Directory
encourage community members
to recycle outdated telephone
books at specific drop off points
until Nov. 28 .
The location of drop-off bins
throughout Costa Mesa are:
• City Hall, 71 Fair Drive
• Irvine Industrial Complex, 340
Fischer Ave. • occ Recycling Center: Adams
Avenue (between Fairview Road
and Pinecreek)
•Shiffer Park, 3143 Bear St.
_ • Lls>ns~ark, 570 W. ,18th St. (on
the Anaheim Street side)
•Costa Mesa Disposal, 2051 Pla-
centia Avenue
• Estancia High School, 2323
Placentia Ave.
• Heinz Kaiser Schools, 2130
Santa An.a Ave.
2025 Garden Lane
• Paularlno Elementary, 1060
PauJartno Ave....
• Killybrooke mementary School,
3155 Killybtooke Lane
• Ada.ms SChool, •2850 Club-·
house
•Pomona School, ·2051 Pomona
Ave.
• Costa Mesa Jr. High, 2650
Fairview Road
• Whittier School, 1800 N. Whit-
tier
• TeWinkle School, 3224 Califor-
nia Ave. .
For more information, call the
Recycling Hotline at 754-5~.
New eatery pops up
in Mariners Mile
A new restaurant is moving
into a long-vacant landmark
building near the intersection of
Coast Highway and Bayside Dri-
ve.
An eatery ·called Speedway
will take over the orange brick
and white building at 353 E.
Coast Highway.
The spot bas.stood vacant for
some time-since a few lJansien
te nants, ~eluding the What's
Cooking Bistro now on San
Miguel Drive, occupied it. The
·building was known for 15 yea.rs
as Bobby McGee's until 1993.
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DiVers~ ·disciplines _ diSplayed at OCC faculty art exhibit
By George Tapley, Daily Pilot .. 0 'IL 4 . -J udging by its current self-
representation, the art fac·
ulty1rt'Orange Cout Col·
lege consists of diverse and var-
iously talented individuals.
Diversity is • expected, of
course, these . days since art
departments teach a variety of
sklJl.s ranging from cer~cs and.
jewelry to painting and drawing,
. from sculpture and printmaking
to photography and computer
grapliics. All of those disciplines
and more are on display in this
show.·
But while diversity satisfies
the p olitics of academia, when
translated into an art exhibi-
tion it can produce confusing
results.'In a worst-case sce-
nario, experimental pieces
may clash with traditional
ones; the visionary artist may
be forced to share a wall with
the nihilist; pure craft might
have to sit down to dinner
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Painting?
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re-paint, reOOifdlt. replace 1 or
restore it, look in the Pilot
Classifieds to find the service
best fitting your needs.
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with pure idea.
Happily, the curators of the
l!xh.lbitioti hA e minimize~ ·
such discords. And as for tal-
ent, though it has been
observed that there is no n ec-
essary correlation between
doing and teaching, in thit
case the talented teachers out-
weigh the duds.
Some pieces are espetially
noteworthy. Pat Sparkuhl's
wax-headed "Reader• makes
a witty comment on the tunnel
vision of people obsessed with
books.
Don Jennings pays tribute
to ceramics as pure craft via a
beautifully shaped pot wh(Ssif
tightly fitted lid is lifted by a
handsome bear-shaped knob.
Julia Klemek uses ceramics to
express the fragility of wishes
via an oversize •broken•
wishbone.
Silvia Impert's •Anatomical
Landscape• melds photo-
graphic objects into a fantasy
Frtnth's Cupc4ke &i!!]. is not affilitrud
111ith the Frmch 's tm 811ktr b J1iiruit11
or f1!tJ othtr INlktry. This is our ~
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Frinth 's ~llltry m.a thm tbt 1ft11)
wmtr h11S opmetl otbtr b11itries.
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expressive torso in clay. Room. Here will be exhibited shaped stones whose purpose
is a matter of speculation. D~Jt.lla2/esterman's "SJ>i ·t year-long displays of an his-
Pall{ ·~j einp~o1S ~--*·itQdo o .ib.rp~al~re
egg tempera medium to depict starting with the current,show: '°~~~D. sisthig of anhiStOrlan !'he!
the density of plant life and "A Glimpse into the Past•.
th bri htn f th d This exhibit of native Cali-
gallery director, Dr. Irlni
Vallera-Rttkerson, anthropolo-
VYJ>t'Ofessor Dr. GloFia Bog-
dan: and research assistant
Doug Jackson, the small
group of artifacts is well pre-
sented and thoroughly
researched.
:e g ess 0 e ay •~ fom1an artifacts includes ~ucb seen on a walk ln the Back staple items as fishhooks, Bay. And Doree Dunlap's book arrowheads, pottery, and bas-
jacket illustration, "Sobbing ketry. It alsp contains a num-
Frogs," transforms an Ingres ber of unusual objects such as
portrait into a fairy tale wit}\ .cog-shaped stones or donut-
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If there is an overall
landscape that evokes the
anatomy of the human body in
an abstract way. Another
artist, Inez Owings, shares this
concern with the aging body
and communicates her own
understanding of its potential
for life and movement via an
strength to the show it lies in
the a.rea of ceramics with five
or six strong pieces on display. ·
If there is a weakness, it
would be in painting and
drawing.
Also on display at Orange
Coast College's Fine Arts
Gallery is the first e~bit of
the newly created Museum
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Mayor Phil Sanson e down -to-eart h ,
approachable, concerned about his neighbors
and not above po~ into small problems. .
John N oyes - who can empathize with the·
problems of both residents an() business owners ·
-would be a nice fit on the Newport Council." .;
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Dr. Jan Vandersloot
Rosemary Luxton
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Dwight & Clare Belden
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Larry Porter
Lee Gale
Leon East
Roben & Michelle Holmen
Roger Lindbeck
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Robert &: Nancy Sattler
Marpline &: Keri Lindahl
Frank & Francis Robinson
Lois E. Monte
Dana &: Brent Jacobsen
Louise s. Greeley
Lynn &: Dorochy Franklin
Margaret Fonner
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Steve & Ronnie Bromberg
Ray Lowy
Tom & Cindy Houston
Barbara Baumgartner
Michael Byrnes
Barrv & Ann O'Neil
Betty R. Keefe
Richard & Carol Riven
Carolyn Cam
Charles & Ann Thomas
Cliff Herdman
Martha Anweiler
Margaret Hunt
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'Associate' amuses; but a bit of a drag; Critics .hip to 'SWingers'
• WS NO'IW: The Reef Critla col-lllt7.·puled-ov~ perpetually umn ffft\ns movie attlques written by sn>>ling seaetary from tb8 Mme
community members WfV!ng on our ftnn shows up to c:lfer Laurel
J*lel. assistance. We knew this WU
Ulll ~=thoroughly enjoyable . ·'Ibe Allod-
.
bwi agah>lt the glAll oeiling. But. it's an
UnfortuDUlly, WboopA is IO interesting story
dam h.,,,..._ llDd wean'° much that starts slow
chalky makeup (cmnplete with and then comes
white hair tn a ponytail) that ooe together. It's gcmg to happen tbe minute Lau-
nt . ~,,~Al~ 4. • .......... _.
Goldberg playa a buslne.uwoman down~ ~ rtgb(
aie· 11 cute, but a l.tlongin the
build-up. The Wboopater's about
the ugliest guy ooe wouJd ever
~~~ the men o1 the financial world.
hand out, its a career woman's
revenge worth the wait
~swear she wu Marlon . about four ~tndlig.o&e~ ,. ~IQlllt~'k
hour and so minutes to see the mguf'HOlly-
bis buddies, f!IYer( girl should see
it I must say, tt WU a true eye-
opener in learn1Dg about the
pathology ol. guys: bow they nur-
twe cme another, bow they play
together, their humor, and how •
tbey~gllll. 'I
who reaorts to dra.sUc mea.sures here. . . · . , when ahe hits the corporate glas.s Revenge time! L4wel neea.s ceiling. some Dig guns; She needs, bere-
we-go, a. man. The imaginary
man, "CUtty" (guess where this
name came from?) she Invented,
egad, was the most grotesque
wbite, saggy wax-museum Marlon
Brando with a stiffnedt and Kenh Rogers ponytail 'do. Tbank good-y
Great farce produces
a few chuckles
A~~
movie
draws the. audi-
ence right to ·
Laurel's
(Whoo~i Gold-
berg) side. She
lost her promo-
tion to a male
viper. Male co-
workers Gay Wassail =.~n-descending, "Honey, sweetie,
n~ they saved the~ for
last CoiDddentally, 'I room-
mate is a transvestite/aoa-dreseer
who was able to do the be/she
transfon:oation.
•lbe AssociAte" was a
love/hate review f« me. Laurel
and Sally gave you a few chuckles,
and you will love the Cutty farce,
but it might have worked better if
the sitcom syndrmDe hadn't exist-
ed. "The Associate• only reamed
the second rung (secondary status)
of the coyporate ladder.
Dianne Wiest as Sally is a
delight evf{Jrf frame o1 the film.
Sbe'i tbe perfect balance to the
Laurel Ayres/Robert S. Cutty (nee
Cutty Sark) characters as por-.
trayed by Go1dbelg. This bi7.arre
scheme centers around Cutty, the
fictitious character, whom Laurel
plays into the ridiculous. By the
time the audi-
ence finally
sees him face to
face, we have
long been privy
tothe~
tomime and the
film seems to
lag, but not for
long thanks to
Donald Petrle's
directing. dear," pat on the knee, hand on
the back, gestures from those
male associates. Nothing else to
do but QUIT.
Characters Stan Sax • GAY WASSAU.. 56, Is the editor of a both real (Don-
Balboa ~and is active In the aid 1hlmp) and imarrinAnr make
tnevitable funny cmclwdon. The wood and try-
audience bas long been aware, yet ing to be what
the film's characters seem not to they consider
know that Halloween is here. swin9ers, i.e. Dtck Tucker 1
•'Jbe Associate• keeps up the sophisticated,
illusion and the funny moments · smooth, cool men of the world.
gradually make str0119.er the The buzz word is money. If
unmasking of Whoop1's charade. you're •money,,, you've go~ great
though it is all done in fun, sex appeal! All the guys think they
mask may scare some of the have it .
w filmgoers. There's a bit of Underneath, tftey are like most
sensuality in a strip bar scene, but young men, insecure, trying to put
nonetheless this writer would rec-up a front and impress girls and
ommend it for the entire family as their friends.
a purely farcical means of enter-The main man (Jon Favreau) is
ta.inment likable and you enjoy his success.
The last scene is memorable. If
• STAN SAX. 55, Is a retired real estate you don't expect too much and
brokerlrestaurateur who lives in Corona del Mar and is wonting on his first novel. want to see a movie without explo-
The comedy •Swingers•
depicts the men who haunt the LA
. cocktail lounge/retro club scene,
trytng to score "babies" (women)
and get that one big acting gig.
sions and high-tech special effects,
just be entertained with some
clever dialogue, then you will
enjoy ·swingers."
The film is extraordinarily hon-
est without a hint ol. Hollywood
gratuity. We see tbe_male healt
ache with all the intensity of Sdar-
lett losing 'Iara. There is a wonder-
ful texture and cadence to
"Swingers;" the film is relaxed ret
.. depicts .the intensity of the hip LA .
scene.
I must not fail to mention that
"SWingers • is a comedy, with
hilarious scenes
that will surely
become as
indelible and
familiar as those
classic scenes
from another
"guy• film,
"Animal
House.•
Don't miss
this film. I had Marty Morrison
the added
Go get 'em, Whoopi. With hair
in rollers, (why did she. put her
hair in rollers. it was in ringlets
throughout the film -woman
thing I guess,) she calls all those
stolen phone numbers of her ex-
employer's clients. She gets
nowhere. Sally (Dianne Wiest) for-
community. ::ir-i:
for one hysterical confrontation in Low-budget-hut l..:rrh ~t t --the NeW¥ork-Plnza Hotel. The-, -iuou-
\..JUI e, u oo ong SEC tnvesti~ator, gossip colum-goo d dialogue
• DICK TUCKER. 70, is a Newport BeaCh
resident and a retired instructor at
Orange Coast College.
~tsa
primer on guys
advantage 9f taking a teenage guy
with me,..Bradley, who enjoyed _
every minute of it, and thought it
rang true, as I did. in plot build-up nists and a lingerie-wearing wan · on
. · • Street groupie (wonderfully por-T his is a low-budget movie C ross dressing on Wall Street trayed by Bebe Neuwirth) add to with no known actors, along
as ~ Whoopi Goldberg the ~tration of this tinanc::ial,,,....... the lines of "The Brothers
could is the backbone for gemus' reprisal for hanging her McMullan." T hough '!Swingers" is a guy
movie, written by star Jon
Favreau for himself and for
• MMYY ~ 41, lives in New-
port Beach and is a freelance writer and
Hilary's mother.
MEASURE 11a·~ 11NEJ11 ·''NO'' 11 N0°
"Q" NO! It could be t he first political step in charging for
residential trash pick-up .
11Q" NO! Contrary to our f1eed for local business taxes ·
"Q" NO! Financially supported by the largest commercial
: trash companies
11Q11 NO! Grossly unfair to local taxpaying businesses ,
11Qn NO! Alleged savings could easily be replaced by offering
t he, same fair trash service to every taxpayer
VOTE ·11N011 ON MEASURE 11D11
P8id for by che Committee~ Ma__.. Q; 844-7080 or FAX 844491!9
NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
CHAMBER O F CO MMER CE
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·eACPAC sttk• support of
Issues and legllllttve matters
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promotes effective political
ldlon, tnOOUrlQM J)ll1lcfpation
'" pemmental .,,. and
.... cMc reeponelblty Ind lrMJlwlrntnt.. •
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The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce
endorses the follow ing candidates for Newport
Beach City Council and recommends the follo~ing
positions on November ballot measures .
Jan Debay
District 2
Ralph Rodheim Tom Thomson
District 5 District 7
Allornlya Fe-. ,._.. to NlgadMI Frtvobae
LMllub. \.
CM ..... Cordullonl 6 Sp111cl119 Limb.
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SUPPORT
NO POSITION
OPPOSE
OPPOSE
SUPPORT
PACIFIC COAST
BOBBY So SOfTBALL
DATES: November 9,.,
1996 and November
23. 1996
TIME: 9:00am-I :OOPm
WHERE: Uncoln School In the MultiPUrPOse room r 31o1 Pacific
Ulew Drive. Corona del MarJ
REGISTRATION
NEW THIS YEA
DATE: November 16.
1996
TIME: 9:00am to
l:QOPm
WHERE: Treds and Threadsf 2?0 1 'lth
Street. Costa MesaJ
CAN'T MAKE rl'.flck UP a rulstrafion form at TRfDS • THREADS .
HOBCf Ir SPORTS 2831 West Coast tt.w •• C.D.M.
Endorsed hy The Daily Pilot
Vote .November 5th
to re-elect your mayor
Ill JOE ERICKSON
Costa Mesa City Council
A Record of Accomplishment
• Significant crime reduction and hiring
· of additional police officers
• Mai ntain ing Fire and Paramedic services that are second to none
• Balancing City budgets without new taxes or tax increases
• Instituting a City-wide street re-paving program
• Improved parks and yo uth athletic fields
· • Attracting and retaining quality companies
MAYOR JOE BIUCKSON
Has temained involved as both a citiZen 'and~ in an
effort to make our. ciw better for all ..
;/ Mayor since December 1994
':(City Council Merriber since July 1991
· V O~e Counfy Airport Land Use Commillioner-Working to 1eisen
Ai~ impactS since July 1994
.t. ctt1 Plfqrling Commis5ioper 1985-1991 (Chairman '87-'88)
'fl Cal Sim Fullerton gra~uate
AD lnvolvetl Pareai/Volateer
.I Save Our Youth Center (SOY)
"./ Newport-Mesa Unified SchQ.Ol
District Volunteer
;/Youth Sports
~Fairview Park Committee
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1996 Ml
• ~aders respond·
.
Fred ·Martin sms GritiGS-..
I t "scare(s) the hell out of" Martin must have ~n sitting to H d ff b Fred Martin when Robert see and hear the events that e ges 0 ase · · ·
Silllonds, Citizens for Excel-transpired in the way that be I am appalled by council mem-
lence in Education, says: •we did; but ~was also there and ber Hedges ignorance on several
can take back pll public schools Maron's version is very different counts in a recent "Right stutt•
from the hands of atheist, than what I saw. column.
humanist manipulators and Williams came in late, and I The misuse and overuse of the
return our American heritage do not think the speaker realized city's reserve funds stems from ·
and our Christian morals to our he was in attendance. Williams his kind of confusion and deci-
sc:hools and literally save our sat there, without saying a word, sion making ba5ed on superficial
country.• · while the speaker attacked him and incomplete research. Before
Are people who tremble ill' a very personal manner John Moorlach simplified the
wlieneVer they perceive (that) the numerous times. She claimed to property tax statement, it was
fictitious "separation of chw-ch understand his motives and who easy to break out the "education
and st.ate• might be in danger is directing his actions, as well as subtotal" of the total property tax,
afraid that someone might teach who he associates with and why. about 3%. Thus the basic levy for
a school child that there is such a She declared an understand-the city should not be diverted to
thing as right and wrong? ing of his personal beliefs and the school district. There is just as
Some 30 to 40 years a'go we then degraded them. At the end, much a constituti<>ruµ separation
flarted the journey away Trom she admonished everyone to of school and dty powers as there
.th~ of te~g which our fight against this man and all is separation of church and state. ·
p ublic schools had used since others like him, a woup which On the other hand the Orange
the country's founding. We are includes Senate Minority Leader County Human Relations Council
now so far away that it is merely Rob Hurtt and Assembly Speak-depends on fwlds from the cities
a dot on the horizon. Are we er Curt Pringle. for whom services are provided.
turning out better students? Bet-During the question and Unfortunately there is a need for
-~Alt't':f'll;&T--;,
Above, Joyce Bunney takes a ftu shot during drive-up free Ou shots at Hoag Memorial
Hof.Pltal Presbyterian. Below, Jenifer Mcintire prepares the next dose of vacdne.
ter citizens? A better America? answer time that followed, Dr. the Hate Crime Network sessions
Nowhere in the Constitution Williams raised his hand and offered by the council. gains
-is there any use of the phrase waited to be recognized. The Finally, John should at the
"separation of church and speaker would not call on him. very least start out with an
, state." Please, .readers, look it Eventually be rose and said, in a unabridged dictionary, i.e .. Web-ENSIGN STUDENTS
up. This is a COI\.cept which the normal tone of voice, "If tmay ster's not the American Heritage. After losing their beloved Principal Scott Paulsen, who ~.,.......,....,.S. Supreme ~fi;Jcr~e~a~te~d=-an=d=--t~·~ust~.~ .. ti";;-;H;=;;;e~o~t o;;u;r.t~f~o~urQw~or;;ds~;-hlnronWceifbster'"lraiiclis5iyiiou~fin=ifldiithile~diiefiffi.nffiliTI---t--ireierut:i.rmed1JI1beffilteiorrnems&chtill1ootel~begh:tioanohthisl0'\I. i-yhearll'Vl·~ths-enstu:ew..-Jden:ea-.ts:tera ..... t .-----lower courts have ta.ken to when the moderator told him be on o an ora as e u
repeating like robots as ~ey use could not speak and ordered him and gifted first woman of Greek Allan Mucerino. With his luck, he has some big shoes to
it to abolish all references to to sit down. He started to say· mythology." fill.
God in the public arena. that he just wanted to set the Fwther research into the
One of the major reasons our record straight when she came Encyclopedia Britannica reveals LOCAL BUSINESS
. ancestors left the old country barging down between the. that "hope alone remained in After threatening to move from Costa Mesa( it now
was to avoid religious persecu-tables to where he was sitting Pandora's box." looks like officials at surfwear giant Quiksilver won't be
, tion. The fQ.unders placed such and shouted rum out of the Why the pejorative discussion going anywhere after all. Apparently, other facilities aren't
great value on their religious room. of Jean Wegener and Serving much better than the current ~gs. -
' lives that they refused to let the The ·moderator obviously had People in Need?Hedges, there IS
' king tell them bow to live them. no intention of allowing Dr. poverty as well bidden poverty
They wanted to be sure that Williams to share his opinion, right here in Newport Beach.
· the new government did not get correct any of the misstateme~ts Our city is not an island unto
into the business of establishing she made or defend his charac-itself.
a national religion. Period. ter against her charges. She We are very much a part of a
ALLAN ROEDER
The city manager of Costa Mesa has done a good job
runnmg his town. And though be has nobly declined to
take raises in the past, this time he ought to accept.
MARIA L HEDGES threw Dr. Williams out because diverse, multi-ethnic, multi-racial, · ································································································-········ . Newport Beach she did not want to bear his multi-religious, and mwti-eco-
opinion or allow any<?ne else to. nomic population.
• NAlllA HEDGES Is the wife of New-Dr. Williams did say, as he was -All these people are entitled to
--port INdl Mayor.John Hedges... being verbally-thr-0wn-out, "This share the beaches the fishin
Fred Martin reported that
(county school board member)
. Ken Williams wa.s rude at a lun-
cheon meeting a few weeks
back. I can .not imagine where
is McCarthyism.• An'a be was piers as w as o er reaeatio
right. Only people who are and commercial opportunities in
afraid of the truth make sure Newport Beach. All people are
they or their followers do not entitled to the hope that was Jett
hear it. in Pandora's-box.
SUSANNAH lllllASHER tUcn.LE KUEHN
Villa Park Newport Beach
losses
MERMAID - -The troubled nude dance club felt the beat
this week after city officials voted to shut it
down. But the Mermaid hasn't sunk yet. The
owners have threatened to fight the city's deci-
sion in court
PATJYHOAG
Locals are mourning Patricia Hoag;-the wife
Qf Geolye Hoag ll, co-founder of Hoag Memor-
ial Hospital Presbyterian, who died earlier this
week. Hoag, a major philanthropist and
respected community leader, will be missed
best of the readers hotline
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~ A ·SPLIT ISSUE
• IDl1'0RS NOTE: We asked our read-
en If they agreed with a decision by
, Newport Beach city officials to allow a
dewloper to spllt a 50 foot lot Into to ,-25 foot parcels. Here are some of the
' responses.
1 I'm against the splitting of the lot that is already too small for
more residences. I live on
Poinsettia and feel that this
, would be too much crowding on
our street. We already have park-
ing problems as it is.
'
Corona del Mar is becoming
too full of these very large
duplexes and we are getting
away from the quaint village
atmoq>here that I would like it to
remain. I am against the splitting
of the lot and don't think it
should go through. .
DAVE MJll EJt
Corona del Mar
I live on Poinsettia and I live
next door to a monstrosity that I
wish had been kept to a one and
a half units and it's on a 30-foot
lot S<t.J can't imagine having
houses closer together. So I am
definitely against it.
JEANNE1TE WE.US
Corona del Mar
I am for the lot split. I am a
local architect. I can give you the
facts as I know them.
TODD SCOOLER
Newport Beach
Yes I am opposed to building
the units on there. The point is
two duplexes will equal four resi-
dences on a 50 fqot lot. •
It's very small, very cramped
as it is. That means there will
have to be tWo car garages for
each so that means eight cars
total. It is very crowding and
ruining the charm of Corona del
Mar and that is what I liked best
about it.
MICHELLE FERTIG
Corona del Mar
I am definitely biased about
it. I am the selling the agent of
the property and I represent the
owner.· ·
Phil Sansone inay not have
ever heard of a lot smaller than
30 feet, but I can give you a list
of houses that are all under 30
feet and some of them were
built as recently as this year,
houses and duplexes.
As far as setting a precedent
there are very few 50-or 55-foot
lots in town. So there hardly
could be a trend developed
since that is the only type of
thing where you could create a
smaller sub-standard lot. 1\venty
five foot lots have traditionally
always l;>een bulldable.
In tearing dowu what is there
we are eliminating a two unit
fire trap that bas not been
updated since the 60's and has
no off street parking. It is.built
right on the back of the lot. And
the only garage that is there is
too small and you can't get a car
into it.
We are creating attractive,
smaller units with off street
parking for eight cars. I think
this is a perfectly reasonable
request.
If you look at a 20-foot lot as
opposed to a 30-foot lot from the
front, most people can't even tell
the difference. I think most of
the people on that list of com-
plainers are primarily tenants
who while they have-rights, they
don't pay the property taxes.
NIGEL BAILE
Corona del Mar
I do not believe the lot split
on Poinsettia Avenue in Corona
del Mar sliould be allowed. The
density on our flower streets
now are already overdone by
the builders who continue to
build their huge monstrosities
on .those small 30-by-118 lots.
We are losing the flavor of
our once beautiful and charm-
ing, little village. The condos
and duplexes are so close
together now you can bear your
neighbors toilets flush. The city
should start closing down the
numerous bootlegge<l, rental
units on the 400 block of Poin-
settia Avenue. Parking is a mess
and it is getting worse.
B.LEE
Corona del Mar
I live on Poinsettia Avenue
and I own a duplex on a 30-by-
118 foot lot. This is out of the
question because you can't do
that. Show me a 25-foot lot that
is now buildable in Corona del
Mar and I wo"'1d like to bear
from you.
GLENN O'BRYAN
Corona del Mar
~ I wish to strongly protest the
splitting of the 50 foot lot in
...
Corona del Mar on Poinsettia •
into two, 25 foot lots for the p -
pose of building two huge con:
dos. •
Our 30-foot lots here are b4'1
enough and 25-foot lots are
ridiculous. The Plaoning ~ mission is ruining the charm
our Corona del Mar.
CORRINE PO
Corona del • • We are extremely opposed t>
the Corona del Mar lot split. "
There is very little places as
cial as our little village area
through here. lf they are goinq,
to start overdeveloping like thfy
have done other areas, it is :
going to lose what charm it
and it will hurt not only Co
del Mar, but it will hurt all of
Newport and all the surroun4
ing cities.
We definitely want to keep
like it is and not have a lot sp .
DANIEL E. OOUR0¢1t
Corona del tvJu' •
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1996
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" .. . •
R ~vubllcan Party prestu. n-
tial candidate Sen. Bob
Dole appeared with his
wife Elizabeth at a World Affairs
~~ bn~akfas~esday in lM.na.. '• -• to....
The Doles were there as part
of their campaign swing through
California and to underscore the
importan~ of Orange County in
carrying California. My wife
Maria and I were fortwlate to be
able to attend the event.
In a room filled with county
leaders, business owners, guests,
and local and national press, Dole
was as relaxed as I have ever
seen him. He gave a substantive
25 minute policy speech which
was followed with four questions
from the audiem;e.
In the waning days of the 1996
campaign, I believe we witnessed
the real Bob Dole. He was witty
.
1
and funny, interspersing one lin-
. ers about the campaign, his
opponent's mushrooming ethical problems, and -rorld eveuls.
En ., the mosi. cynical
iipoJ1.en ond photographers
could be seen joining m the audi-
ence guffaws.
Dole's countenance was one of
person.Qble integrity with the
deepness of conviction of a man
of character. Unlike the incum-·
be nt president, Dole gave his .
audience a feeling of comfort and
stability. Here was a man who
believes what he says.
Dole Qtew_up dupng the Great
Depressioi\ and fought in World
War ll where he was badly
injured. He is a man who has
lived saaifice and pain, but never
saw it necessary to tell the nation
how he feels your pain . .,
Dole founded a cparitable
\,,.. ' I -:~1
I • • ;.(_. -_,_ , _ _.. -
john
:hedges .
.organization to aid the handi-
capped and quietly supported it
long before it was fashionably
and politically correct. He served
honorably and ably in public ser-
vice through some-of th'eidarkest
'
periods in our nation's history.
Bob Dole's message was one
of optimism and vision. He spoke
ot his economic plan, and focused
on the American family by
rep,eatiil ru.c.all for the tax cul
which would red\lce the o ushin9
bwden of the government take.
Of our nation's (muddled) for-
eign policy, he quol.e<1 the recent
confession by a senior Clinton
aide that "We really didn't know
what we were doing and wish we
had reellzed earlier the impor-
tance of American leadership in
world affairs.•
Asked by a member of the
audience if, as president, be
would pardon William Clinton,
Mr. Dole politely declined to
answer.
So why is Bob Dole, who by all
accounts is honorable, accom-
plished, competent -in short, a
good man -apparently trailing
someone who is presiding over
the most morally corrupt adminis-
trabon in Ameri<..clll history?
Perhaps .ve vref'"er a 1UcU~ who
evaded the. .. ulitary draft and
JOk~ a bout h\i past iliug USt:.
Perhaps we pr~fer a man who is
unfamiliar with the virtues of loy-
altycmd truth.
Perhaps we prefer a man who
supports allowing grisly third
trimester abortions in which there
is no doubt that a fully developed
human baby is being killed, Per-
haps we prefer a man who would
transfer to our selfish present. our
grandchild.ren's legacy.
Perhaps we prefer a man who
has never served in his country's
military, nor held a job in the pri-
vate sector, nor owned a home.
Perhaps we prefer a man who
contemns our military yet confus-
es its power with a foreign PGllil:Y.
Perhap1 we prefer a man whO
otherwise, if not for bis omca.
most dvil people would not invite
in to thelr home. --~~~ ~ ~:stutfh;'s
made of -matted
Tbomu Jeffenon kn.w in~
1785 when he wrote, "He who
permits himself to tell a lie on ce,
finds it much easier to do it a sec-
ond and third time, till at length it
becomes habitual; he tells lies
wit.bout attending to it, and truths
without the world'i believing
him. This falsehood of the tongue
lea<li to that of the heart, and in
time deproves all its good dispoli-
tions. • ·
• JOHN HEDGES Is the mayor of New-
port Beach.
~erreadion ·DEMOCRAT
Bell's banter sparks. debate • p
A .
'FOR THE 70TH ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT
Orange County deserves two
party representation! J oe Bell's recent col\Jmn on
why Republicans are vot-
ing for Clinton was
absolutely rig ht on. I am ali.o a
registered Republican and will
be voting for Clinton for the
very same reasons m entioned in
his column. ;
The religious right is ruining
the RepubHean party-for-the rest
or us as far as I am concerned:
JUDY WILKERSON
Newport B ach
I read the recent offerings of
Joe Bell telling the Orange
County GOP to change. It 1sn't
1ust the old Liberty BeU that 1s
cracked.
Bell is an old-time Liberal
Democrat who has been frus-
trated for years about the failure ot his pa rty in this commuruty.
When e lection time comes
along, Joe gets out his pe n a nd
rants abuut local Republicans.
BeU is miffed that the tire d
old Liberal message which he
holds so dear just has never
sold in th1.:se precincts . Be ll
likes big government and the
kind of social engineering
offere d b y the New Deal and
the Johnson and Clinton
Admini~ns. Unfort\lllittel ,
his neighbors in Orange County
reject Joe's kind of philosophy
a nd politics and his party's lib-
e ral candidates.
Like a clanging symbol blow-
lllg in the wind , our local Bell
keeps ma king noise because all
six members of the United
States Coll!Jress from Orange
County, all fo ur California state
Senators from Orange County
and all seven Members of the
CaWom,ia Assembly from
Orange County are Republi-
cans.
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Madelene has never been a complainer, just a tenacious advocate
of Democracy She her husband and four children run their small
waste removal and recycling business In Orange County California.
Madelene is proud to be a third generation Cahforrlan She grew
up in a lime when the word entrepreneur was s~s with
being a Californian. Madelene wants to heal the woUnd's bureau·
cracy tlas eteatecl In Caltfomla Madelene wants to wor1< hard for all
Californians by being an honest representative In the Stale Capltal.
Madelene has thirty plus years dealing with local and State
govemment, as a citizen not a politician.
She feels that child molesters, murders, and other monsters·should
never be given a second chance wnen lt 18 proven that they
.committed the crime. "ONE STRIKE OF THAT MAGNITUDE AND
YOU ARE IN PRISON FOR LIFE"I Madelene also believes that Iha
death penalty is a just way to rid aociety of those criminals who have
oo ability to lfve in society without craving the need to murder,
mo1%l, O' repel
Site is r .... i on the Idea, "if yoo peraistently questoo g<JVefrvnent,
· sonieone will take nocice and Will want to know details of what y0ur
f .gtlt represeotr; and therefore decid& if it la • fighl which Shoord be
auppor100·.
Bell and his Democrafi.c
cohorts can't win an election in
Orange County even with mon-
ey laundering in their local pri-
maries and in their presidentiru
candidate's campaign. ·
So, Be ll, save your ink.
Orange County's very success-
ful Republicons are not in need
ef-aEl-vice-from-a liberal DemOE-
rat partisan hack. Your liberal
partisan ranlings, disguised as.
journalism, ere getting old.
rnoMAS A. FUENTES
Chairman, Republican Party
of Orange County
Regarding Joseph Bell's col-
umn in the Pilot on Oct. 2, the
highest-ranking-American offi-
cer captured by the North Kore-
ans during the Korean War was
Major General William F. Dean,
commanding general of the
24th Division. -' .
He was captured on A;.igust
25, 1950 and repatriated ul Pan-
munjon on Se pt. 4, 1953. Th.is is
not to denigxate. the..herolL con -
tribution of Bud Mahurin who
was shot down over Koreu dnd
captured.
I thoroughly enjoy you. sto-
ries so w ell shared with .i1i of
us, Joe . Keep the m com.mg, for-
ever.
GERALD D. SJULE
Santa Ana
.. L
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Y .
Shirley Palley
Irvine resident since 1966
RP;tir ..tE>~e _ "" Form~r He~dstart Director
Community activist in
Education & the Arts
UCI facu lty spouse and mother
She will fight fon
• A Fulfy Funded Education System
• Freedom of Reproductive Cltoice
• Affirmative Action Programs
• An Increased Minimum Wage
L AS T _ Y_E AR
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~~OAG THE --ODDS
IN THE F _tGHT
A G A · I N S T C _A N C E R .
s _o DID THEIR PATIENTS .·
Cancer patients
face a number of di ff i-
cult obstacles.
Thankfully, finding a
world-class cancer
treatment facility
here in Orange County
isn't one of them.
Hoag• Cancer Ce nter sur-
vival rates for cancer
patients ar e better
than the national
• HoAO
NAT IONAl
Cancer Center the best
ca~cer treatment
facility in Orange
County and includes
it among the top 100
nationwide.
Hoag treats not
only the patient, but
the whole family,
tackling the difficult
problems t hat
accompany cancer.
average for every
major type of cancer.
HOAG CANCER CENTER SURVIVAL RATES And, Hoag accepts
nearly every health FOR CANCER PATIENTS ARE BETIER THAN THE NATIONAL
AVERAGE FOR EVERY MAJOR TYPE OF CANCER
In fact , Hoag Cancer Center is the
largest provider of radiation and cancer
treatment in Orange County. And it also
HOAG CANC£R CENTER MEDICAL
DIRECTOR~ DU.MAH. MD
CCENTERI SHM£S A MOlllNT WITH
CANqA SURYNOAS tCRIS O'HOt..
R.N flEFf> OF~ ME:SA AHO
CHER'VL WOOD OF LAGUNA HIU..S
participates in
numerous clinical
trials, enabling
patients to acce•e
promiainq new
treatments.
Coping magaJine
haa named Boa9
plan, whether it's traditional, PPO,
or HMO.
Hoag Cancer Cente~ is ready to gi ve
patients the newest and moat aggressive
cancer treatments available. For more
information, call
7-CANCER (722-6237).
Hoaq Canoer
Center -working
with it• patient• to
beat the odd•.
HOAG.
CANCER=
CENTER
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Tuesday, has yet to be<rln because The dty of' Newport Beach is
the crews are finishing som~. looking to fill vacancies on four
unexpected work in Seal Beach, council advisory groups.
said Lt. John Blauer of the New-Ap_e.lications for the Oty Arts
port Beach Fire and Marine Commis-..Ult be in by 4 p.m. ,,.
Department. As soon as they fin-Nov. 13. ~Pl>ltie4tto.ns for Uie ~icy-
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ASSOCLATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS
ARC is a non-profit group in Costa
Mesa that sponsors and supports multi·
outreach community service programs,
such as the homeless sanctuary. Volun-
teers are needed. For Information, call
Dr. Renee Namaste, 540-5803.
filG BROTHERS, BIG SIST cRS
Men and women over 20 years old
who have lived in Orange County for at
least six months and have been on the
1ob for at least three months are need·
ed to serve as big brothers or big sisters
for children ages 6 to 16 from single-
parent homes. For Information, call
544-7773
COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
The multipurpose senior services facili-
ty at the corner of 19th Street and
Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a
variety of tasks. For more information,
call 645-23S6 from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m.
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Volunteers are needed to make a
two-year commitment to ser.1e as advo-
cates fer abused, neglected and aban·
doned children. During the two-year
period, volunteers work one-on-one
with a chlld~or three hours a week. For
information, call 935-6124.
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Provide support to abused and aban-
doned children as a Cuddle, Inc. hotline
specialist. Ans~r the toll-free number
at your own home during a 1i-hour
shift. one or two days per month: Con-
tact Debbie Magnusen at 432·9681.
DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
The Defore Foundation for the Arts, a
non-profit organization dedicated to
dance at 1S1 Kalmus Drive, G-3, Costa
Mesa, needs volunteers. For more infor-
mation, call 241-9908.
DISCOVERY SHOP
Discovery Shops are Nn by the Amer.l-
ean cancer Society. Volunteers are
needed, and no special skills are neces-
sary. For information, call 640-4n7
between 10 a.m,and S p.m. •
HOAG NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
Hoag Memoria l Hospital Presbyterian
is in need of volunteers to work in vari·
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evenings are available. call the Hoag
Auxiliary Office. 760-2264 between the
hours of 9 a.m. and noon, Monday
through frlday, for an application and
Information.
INTERFAITH COUNOL
The Newport-Mesa-Irvine Interfaith
Council, an umbrella organlmlon for
several area ~rvke groups, needs vol-
unteers active in local congregations.
call Carol Brown. 548-3283.
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EYE-OPENER
Sailors take Irvine Vaqueros
apart in football
BRIAN P08UC>A/ OA,tt.Y PILOT
Dally Pilot honors for Costa Mesa Hlgb's Jaime Cantllo.
• Sailors reel off 26 unanswered
points to turn it into a runaway;
Ohrel scores three touchdowns.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
IRVINE -Though its enrollment figures ~ 1r are much less and its ability to get good
' football players is limited, Newport Harbor
High put itself on the same level as Orange
County's three parochial powerhouses
(Mater Dei, Servite and Santa Margarita)
Friday night.
The Sailors joined the aforementioned
trio as the schools to beat Irvine this year.
And they did it in a manner like never
f ,,: .. ~ f i) I • 4 r J s
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N9k.pmt Hlltw' 39, Irvine 14
El Toro 48, CdM 1J
before, ham-
mering the
host va·que-
ros in a sur-
prising Sea
View League
verdict, 39-
14, by . far
Newport Har-
bor Coach
Jeff Brinklefs
· greatest tri-
umph over
Irvine in six
meetings.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We had a good scherM on things.
In Cem&$ <>/going against I.heir-dejeMe ...•
-NEWPORT FO<YTBALL COACH JEFF BRINKLEY
..
•Costa Mesa's Jaime Carrillo sets the pace for Joe Busi's stable.
r --• ~----------------~;;;;;...;;;;:___;;;;~.;;._~~ By Rfchard Dunn, Daily Pilot
From a· Cinderella season to the Call of the
Wild,· senior Jaime Carrillo is leading Costa
Mesa High's boys cross country team to
another championship ... only this time with an
attitude. ·
An attitude of hungry wolves, that is, not of
mice that became horses.
A year ago, when Carrillo was a junior and
part of Coach Joe Busi's overachieving scoring
quintet, Costa Mesa won its first league cross
country championship since 1980.
This year, with everyone back except Zeke
Noonan (Orange Coast College), Carrillo has
taken the Mustang chariot by the reins.
The Mustangs no longer surprise when they
win Pacific Coast League dual meets. They won
Q.ve of five this autumn heading into Tuesday's
PGt Finals at Irvine Park.
·As far as l'in concerned. Jaime's our team
captain and our No. 1 runner,• Busi said. •He
and (sophomore) Bruce Hancoclcswitch back
4lld forth for No. 1, but Jaime sets the pace, the
rhythm and the mood.•
Mesa, actually, has what rival coach Bill
Sumner (Corona del Mar) calls •three big dogs"
with Carrillo, Hancock and senior Eric Solis.
CdM and Mesa, ranked first and second,
respectively, in CIF Southern Section Division
IV, are expected to battle it out in the same CIF
postseason races for berths in the ~te meet
With Carrillo leading the chase, Costa Mesa
could repeat as the outright PCL champion.
·~eJl the race starts, we're like hunters
hunting to win," Carrillo said. ·we're hungry to
win. Every race is important to us, and we call to
· • ·•SEE ~AAILLO PAGE 8 2
El Toro
buries
CdM,
48-13
~ •Corona d~l Mar's
~ defensive gambles do
l little to stem the tide:
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot
: NEWPORT BEACH -U speed
: actually killed, there-may hove
: been a few casualties Friday
: night for the Corona deJ Mar
: High football team.
: Matched up against on~ of
: Orange County's most expl<!ive
: offenses, the Sea Kings ch&sed
: more than a few vapor tt4iJ.s
: against the visiting El ~ro
; Chargers, who rolled to a 4~13
: Sea View League victory at New-
: port Harbor High.
s. Margarita 23, Woodbridge 6 ..... '""'.,.
It's a final
score indica-
tive of a
superb offen-
sive effort by
Newport Har-
bor (7-1, 2-1
in league),
but don't be
deceived ...
MARC MARTIN I DAllY PILOT : ·w,e tried to pressure Uiem.
Newport Harbor's Ray Ohrel splits Irvine defenders OU Steal (left) and Jace Conrad (right) en route to key yardage. ; defensively, and it was ~or
the pass to (Brad) La Bass was a play the Sea View in 1992. The Tars' other vie-Erik Runfola wouldn't budge against : nothing." said CdM Coach Oick
designed to beat that one certain QU¥ tory, 9-7, came in 1994, a year when the Irvine's receivers. : Freeman, who added he woUld CdM at Newport HMbor
Santa Margarita vs. El
Toro (at Trabuco Hills High)
Irvine vs. Woodbridge
(at lrvlne)
defense cre-
ated the
{Irvine's Alan Sanserino)." Sailors won the CIF Southern Section Divi-HWe put some extra emphasis on those : like to forget about a game wb;icb
Newport Harbor scored three straight sion V championship. guys this week, be~ause it was a challenge ; produced . the most points bf a
touchdowns in the second quarter after "w_e have a lot of respect ror these for the guys in the secondary,• Brinkley : Sea King
Irvine went ahead, 14-7, on the second gµys." Brinkley said. HEvery time we play said. "We got beat on the long ball last .; opponent in
play in the second quarter. Irvine never them it's a bard-hitting affair, so whe n you week and we told them, 'Hey, no big : the pro-
momentum and gave quarterback Josiah
Fredriksen & Co. the opportunity to use a
little imagination.
scored again. beat a team like that, you feel good. We've plays.' We also had a lot of pressure up ; gram's 35
La Bass's 30-yard touchdown catch over just got to eliminate the slow starts on front, which helped a lot. It was as good a : seasons of
the middle with 3:09 left in the first half ·defense:· pass rush as we've had this year · ; existence.
gave Newport Harbor a 19-14 lead, an Newport Harbor's secondary ganged up Though· Newport Harbor had three : The 35-
"We had a good scheme on things, in
terms of going against their defense,•
Brinkley said. •From what we saw on the
films, we felt we could do some things, like
advantage it would keep Wltil the final on Irvine's passing attack, led by quarter-touchdowns in the second quarter, it was ; point margm .
whistle. back Jared flint, a 6-foot-5 senior. : of victory
!t was only the Sailors' second win Comerbacks Brett Baker and Eric Free-: was the sec-WQS all OT
against Irvine since the Vaqueros joined man and safeties Oscar Constandse and •SEE NEWPORT PAGE 83 : ond-b1ggest
; against a
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Mesa staggers El Toro at' NorCal tourney
•Mustangs top Palo Alto
as well as the Chargers
to niove into semifinals;
Estancia an 11-9 loser to
the Oilers in nonleague.
SAN JOSE -The Costa
Mesa High water polo team,
ranked seventh in Orange
County, upset fourth-ranked
El Toro in double overtime Fri-
day to advance to today's
semifinals of the NorCal Tour-
nament against top-ranked
Foothill.
Todd Hylton scored four
QOels in the quarterfinalt at
Lynbrook High, after scoring
four in an 11-9 triumph ovw
P9lo Alto High ee.rlier Friday.
Cbad Cleaver added two =ID Qae m Thro Win, wbl9
~ylor coDeded 15 18¥91.
~ AlaO~ 10 saves agalmt
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; toppe d only
: by a 41-0
: spanking at
: the hands of
: Buena Park
: in 1962, the school's third vaiQty
; g4me ever. ·
: "They played a lot of man eov-
: erage and we were able to (aodi-
: billze) and take advantage,• said
: El Toro Coach Mike Milner, who
: watched his offense score eiglitof
: the first 10 times it had ~-
: sion. •
: El Toro senior Murle Sango, a
: two-time All-OF Southern Sec-
: tion selection and the Daily Pilot's
: 1995 Offensive Player of the Yev
: in the Sea View ~. set Abe
: tone on the game's first map."He
: fielded an option pltch frOm ca--
: terback Mike Strand aDd iPdlll·
: ed 15 yards up the mdellDe
: untouched for the game's b
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CARRILLO
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each other when we're running
to stay in a pack.•
With their CaJJ of the WUd
· perspective, Carrillo, Hancock
.ond Solis usually finish
one-two-three ... just as they did 1 last Thursday in Mesa's PCL
dual-meet victory over
finished one-two-three.
"Any of us can win, it's just
how d!Uch we want to win,•
Carrillo said. ·we challenge
each other in every race. We use
each other as a goal, and U we
can keep it close to each other,
that's good." .
Canillo, more times than 11ot,
winds up first for the Mustangs .
In two sigriificant meets th.ir'
season -Orange County
Championships at Irvine Park
and Central Park Invitational in
..------------~ Huntington Beach-Carrillo finished second overall in his
division. Carrillo was also third
~er-all at th&-Dana.HilJ&..md -
Woodbridge invitationals.
•Jaime came alive at the
league finals last year in track in
the inile," Busi said. "That's
when he realized he could run.
That was the turning point."
Carrillo in cross countrycwent
15:26 at Dana Hills in September,
a career-best time.
On his home course, Carrillo
had never broke 16 minutes, but
he did against Laguna Hills ...
even after running 16:38 the
previous home meet against
Estancia. ·
At the well-attended Mt. San
Antonio Cotlege Invitational,
Carrillo went 16:30, fullshing
ninth overa,11, but quite a
......-...-------------' difference from his 17:21
previously unbeaten Laguna·
Hills, 20-35, when Carrillo
crossed the tape first in 15:58
(personal record) to earn Daily
Pilot Athlete of the Week
@.Ceola des.
'
' Before Mesa's Cinderella
eason a year ago, Laguna Hills
had won five consecutive PCL
titles from 1990 through 1994.
esa t>eanne Hawks last year
y one point, 28-29, but this time
lt was a blowout as Carrillo,
rancock (15:59) and Solis (16:09)
clocking last year.
"In workouts, Jaime will drop
back to bring some others up if
they need help," B~i said. "If
there's a problem with one of the
teammates, I don't have to say
much, because the team is
disciplined and' they get on each
other. They discuss the problems.
They understand that it's like a
famil ·a marria e, and the help
push each other ong. -
In the Mustang Striding
Family, a leader is needed.
That's where Carrillo comes in.
S .\Tl .RllAY 'S ~C:llLDl LE
~ F-ootlMlll •
; Community college · Orange Coast at Rive~ide CC. 7 p.m.
• Volleyball
:'. College women -Azusa·Pacific at Southern California College, 7:30 f .m.
·• High school girls · Newport Harbor at Santa Barbara Tournament o ~hampions.
• Waterpolo
: High school -Newport Harbor. Corona def Mar at Northern California
tournament at San Jose; Gray Lunde Frosh·Soph Tournament at Newport Harbor.
:· Soccer ' . College men -Southern California College at Azusa-Pacific, l p.m.
~ College Women • Biola at S9uthern California College, 7 p.m.
~ Cross country
: College men and women -Golden State Athletic Conference Championships
pt Lagoon Cour5e, Santa Barbara, 9 a.m.
::._Community college men and women • John Orogynch Invitational at Fairview
r.1rk, Costa Mesa, 10 a m.
28662 Marguerite Parkway
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• Former Newport Harbp¥figh football
coach Dick Spaulding, w~ went on to a
sterling care~t as coach and principal at
Fullerton and Buena Park, was someone
Richard M . Nixon looked up to when they
wen~. ~et~ ntt tl.e -.~er f6otlraltteam,-. -+..-..;,;..,-;.;,.~
0 ne of the closest The Nixon-Spaulding line
friends of the late remained strong over tlie years.
President Richard M. It startled no one to find the
Nixon came to serve Nixons posing with the
as Harbor High's· second varsity Spauldings, Dick and Thelma,
football coach in 1938-39. in front of the White House in
Prior to the Harbor move, the early 1970s.
one Dick Spaulding served as a Spaulding, who made it to
commendoble player for Whittier College with an old
Whittier College while his Ford and $30 in his poclcet,
teammate, N~on, never got lived with the fond memories of
beyond the bench as a third their early days and friendship
stringer. until Watergate shrouded the
While Spaulding had . relationship.
polished talents as an athlete The shock of that, and the
for the Whittier Poets, Nixon President's resignation, was
lagged on the gridiron as a startling and sad to Spaulding
player. and his family. And Spaulding
Still, he admired Spaulding was reluctant to discuss the
and had occ~ions to tag along matter years later with this
with him to his Escondido comer. An era had ended.
home. Other Whittier.mates HisJiays werehappy and
were frequent visitors, but peaceful during the Harbor
spent most of their time with High years coaching football
Spaulding. and baseball. His years of great
However, Spaulding came to football success at Fullerton,
discern that Nixon had a habit which once featured winning
of slipping away to mostly visit 28 straight regular season grid
his mother with a focus on games, led many to believe his
politics iii the famny-1al'.:ieli=e=n.-·_._.._lVoritnport'was1ootball.
The one-tim_e_Sailar...coaa After be bad passed away
once said, •My mother was on March 19, 1986, Thelma
always impressed with the fact indicated the joyful sport to him
that he (Nixon) seemed more was baseball.
mature than my other college And, ironically, after he
friends.• retired as the Buena Park
Although Spaulding would principal, the school named the
shine in time with a Coyote football stadium after
comfortable salary and him. He was overwhelmed by
reputation as both a the event to honor his name.
championship football coach at Although he advanced to
Fullerton High and as the learn many valued things at
principal at Buena Park High Fullerton High, Thelma
for 18 years, he would observe recalled once that he had
his old college mate achieving praised former Newport
notable political marks in athletic director Ralph K. Reed
Washington D.C., which f~r all the rich coaching
included serving President experiences at Harbor High.
Dwight D. Eisenhower as vice She said, #He often spoke
president. highly of Mr. Reed."
As a young man, Spaulding
also earned extra money dur-
ing the Depression years by
delivering bloclcs of ice around
the ba.rbor area by truck in the
summer for owner Robert Reed.
Thelma said one big
amusement came to him
ending one summer's ice job to
resume football coaching. One
of the last routes found a little
dog choosing to bite him on the
leg. ·
He was a long-time friend of
fonner Newport.players.
Quite a few had joined him
when he left in 1940 to direct
football at Funerton Junior
College.
1\vo of them were the
brothers Rollo and Sparks
McClellan out of Harbor High.
ln.~u..,..u..u:::_wu:t:LI!tCU:Ui~UL
pla ying golf with each other at
the end.
In time, Spaulding became
friends of Al Irwin, the Tar
coach from 1948-55. Irwin said
Spaulding came by Valencia
High in 1947 to see if be could
borrow Irwin's •rocker step
punt concept.• Irwin agreed,
but learned, with amusement,
thattheconcepthadfailed
twice in a Fullerton fillfile.
Some wag felt that might have
been the '47 night game
against Newport when the Tars
thundered past the Indians .
Spaulding. was known as an
.intense grid coach by his
players. He insisted on strict
discipline. The style often arose
Dlck Spauldlng
in observations of his stout
defensive tea.ms. Sometimes he
had a habit of kicking on third.
down to play for possible·
fumbles.
During World War ll,
Spaulding served as an officer
aboard a destroyer in the South
Pacific.
The Kansas City, Kan.,
native fared well with Coach
Reed in 1937 when the Tars
finished with a 6-2-1 record.
His first job as the head-roach
found Newporf"recording a
2-3-3 mark. His second grid
seMOn fowutb:isSaifors--:-
winning five games and losing
three.
Spaulding was the first
coach to draw Harold Shefiin to
a Tar varsity. He put him at
tackle and Sbefiin, a '42 CIF
tullback, became All-Sunset
League as a frosh. He also
blocked nine punts and ran one
back for 55 yards and a ID. It
was Wendell Pickens who
'moved the legendary Sheflin to
fullback in 1940. .
His love for kids was once
reflected by a Spaulding
commentary.
He said, "No youngster ever
made a mistake that I hadn't
made many times."
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CDM
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in league), who vi.rt\lally ended
the Sea Kings' }>layoff hopes in
CIF Division V.
Senior tailback Richard
Oates, returning after two
gomes on the sideline with a
concussion, gave the hosts a
headache with a 6-4-yard run
that set up a 47-yard Chad
Johnson field goal late in the
second quarter.
The aforementioned boot by
the..~tti.ro.ing.. all=le~er
made if 24-7 with 2:31 left in the
half, but El Toro wasn't finished
yet.
After Corona del Mar went
three-and-out on its next pos-
session, Strand hit Sango for a
12-yard TD with 1:26 left, and
another three-and-out gave El
Toro four more cracks at the end
zone, before Johnson settled for
a 27-yard thtee-pointer to final-
ize the 34-7 halftime edge.
The Sea Kings (4-4, 1-2) were
not without a few highlights of
their own, including a career-
high 215 passing yards by
senior quarterback Mike
McClellan.
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unsuccessful on extra points
while trying to kick. run and pass.
Still, it led at halftime, 25-14.
The Sailors' longest drive of
the first half (5:01) was capped by
Ray Ohrel's 3-yard scoring run, a
series ·that featured a 13-yard .
scramble by Fredriksen, a 13-
yard pass to senior wide receiver
Danny Pulido on fourth-and-four
and a 14-yard pass to Pulido to set
up the touchdown.
Pulido had six catches for 121
yardScmd\Jne""""touchdoWir,Whlle
Fredrlksen completed 13 of 17
passes for 218 yards and four
touchdowns (no interceptiollS).
After Ohrel's touchdown with
6:47 left on the second-quarter
clock, Newport Harbor's defense
stiffened. Derek Fox, Newport
defensive tackle, recorded his
first of two sacks in Irvine's ensu-
ing possession, causing a third-
and-22 situation for the Vaqueros
(4-4, 1-2), who lost back-to-back
Sea View home games for the first
ti.me.
Newport tWbor J9, Irvine 14
5eof'e by~ Bryant, 8-20; Wortman, 1-9; Flln'-
Newport Harbor 7 18 7 7 -39 8-for-minus-23. 1
Irvine 7 7 0 0 • 14 INOtVIDUAL MSSING
, • Ant~ NH · Fredriluen. 13-17-0, 218. ·
Irv -Williams 25 pass from Flint Irv -Flint 11-17-0, 117. • •
(Setian kldt), 9:53. · INDfVIOWU. fECEMNG
NH • Ohrel 11 pass from Fredriksen NH -Pulido. 6· 121; Ohrel, 5-45;
(Johnson kick), 6:44. La Bass, 2-52:-'
5eoond ~ Irv -Williams, 4-45, Savona, 3-21;
Irv · Savona 10 pass from Flint Nieruchalsld, 2-32. Paulson, 1-12;
(Setian kidt), 11:48. Brvdcer. 1-7.
NH • Ohrel 3 run (kidt failed), 6:47. GAME STATISTICS
NH · I.a Bass 30 pass from Fredrlksen NH -~
(pass failed), 3:09. First downs 18 ll
NH · Pulido 47 pass from Fredriksen Rushes-ardage 27-138 31 -104
(rorrfafled), 1!17. ----ass1ng yar age 21ll 'r
third Quarter Passing 13-17-0 1H·7tJ)
NH • La Bass 22 pass from Fredriksen Net return yardage• .17 ' t~
(Johnson kick), 2:54. Sacks-n~at1ve ydg none )..%1
. Fourth Q&Mrt.r Net yardage 373 "'2t2
NH · Ohrel 5 run (Johnson kick), 6:49 Punts 3-35.6 ~
Attendance: 3, 100 (estimated). Fumbles-fumbles lost 0-0 ~ 1c0
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Flags-net yardage 5-40 .. ~5,
NH · Ohrel, 23-101; Fredriksen, 3-35; Time of possession 22:44 2S:t$
Baker, 1-2. •Punt returns, interceptions, fumble
Irv · Savona, 6-40; Williams, 11-37; returns •
·we just put that play in th.Ls
week,· La Bass said. "The Irvine
safety will blitz on that formation,
so we just tried it, and all I had to
do was beat one guy (Sanseri-
no). ~
Fredriksen put'a nice touch on
the pass over middle. And
moments later he got another
opportunity thanks to the Sailor
defense.
.
Reed Johrts dJld Ench ~~
combined to Sdck Amt on ~
down and Runfold broke up. a
third-down pass when he coll.id~
with Irvine receiver Jake Savona
the same tJme the ball arrived. :
Upon tdklng over on their owri
49, the Sailors scored in only two
plays. a 47-y<i!d !.coring pas~
Pulido breaktng lrvme's back just
before mtemuss1on. ,
McClellan, enduring relent-
less pressure all night, complet-
ed 15 of 31, one-third of those
eon,eettons g oing-1:0 -s-entor
George Sumner, who finished
with 75 receiving yards.
MARC MARTIN7IDULY1'11.0I
Tars Ray Ohrel (4) and Danny Pulido celebrate Pulldo's TD catch.
After Irvine went three downs
and punt, Newport Harbor's
offense made quick work to take
the lead, 19-14. Fredriksen car-
rled. for nine yards on a quarter-
back draw, then Ohrel (101 yards
on 23 carries) rushed for nine
mo1' , setting-up Predri:ksen's" 30-
yard scoring pass to La Bass.
After La Bass' touchdown,
Irvine -had to punt again on its
fourth down, after defensive ends
"We figured it wouJd ~~ tiGht~;
game~ul we hit d couple of long.
pass plays " Bnnkley said.
CdM two-way standout Tom
O'Meara sprinted, slid and
slammed his way around most
of the Davidson Field playing
surface, finishing with 62 rush-
in~, 37 J!lOre rec~ as
well as both CdM quarterback
sacks, upping his season total in
that department to 12.
O'Meara's varsity career,
however, could be two games
away from extinction, unless
the Sea Kings can upset Back
Bay rival and second -place
Newport Harbor, and/or
league-leading Santa Margari-
ta, respectively, the next two
weeks.
The Chargers, the reigning
Division V champions, moved ..
into a tie for second with New-
port. They·control their postsea-
son destiny with league dates
against Santa Margarita and
Irvine to close out the league
slate.
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NEWPORT
BEACH -Host
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Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa are
set to face each other this· morning in
the semifinals of the Gray Lunde
Frosh-Soph Invitational Water Polo
Tournament.
Costa Mesa, the defending tourna-
ment champion, and Newport Harbor
.both advanced to the semifinals last
season, but did not .face each other.
today's· game is set to start at 9:40 a.m .
Bob and Peggy Lunde, the parents
of Gra:y Lunde the late 14-year·old
freshman the tournament is named
after, were on hand for the Newport
game.
"It's still very tough for them," said
Sailor Coach Les C utler. "I haven't
seen her for nine months. They're big
supt>orfers of the program and it was
great to see them in the stands. It
reminds us why were all here.•
Gray's brothers Ty and Cole Lunde,
both played water polo for Newport.
In Friday's action, the Sailors took a
6-3 halftime lead over Fountain Val-
ley before being held scoreless in the
second half. Fountaiil Valley scored
once in the third and again in the'
fourth, but Newport's d,efense held
on.
"We've been playing some great
d efense for a few weeks now,· said
Sailor Coach Les Cutler. "They have
some quick drivers and they got
inside for some quick goals late . It
was only close in the last quarter."
Costa Mesa, who led 1-0 at the half
of their game with Royal, exploded
for seven goals in the third quarter
and pulled away to a 11-2 win.
Jim Wrkicb scored five goals while
Mike Vallencourt and Matt Tipton
both added two goals.
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Goalie J osh Buchanan lobbed in ·
goal with no time on the clock to en
the third quarter and could be h eara-"
yelling, "I'm going to Disneyland." a,s .. 4
he headed to the bench.
Corona de l Mar, which won its¥
opening game of the tournament over
Woodbndge, 8-3. was beaten in the-
second round by Villa Park, 12-4. '. ~
The Sea Kings will play at 8:SO ••
against the loser of the Capistrano:'
Valley-El Toro game that was playe"' -
late Friday night at CdM . "'•
The champ1onsh1p game is set fo
1:50 p .m . at Newport Harbor.
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3. Freel Sandi Newport Propertin Real Est.ate Servicn 35. ColdweO Baabr Newport Beach
4. Coldwell Banker Cotta Mesa 21. Grubb le Ellie Rnldential 36. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach
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1'. Coa1t Newport Propertiu 27. Cannery Village Realty 50. The Pnadential· on Doujlu Co.
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Gourmet kitchen, ceramic tile entry, light and bright remodeled & landM:apcd. freshly painted . New carpet, + garage. Ocean Brceza. Grttnbc:lts. Tennis. Pools, spas &
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$79,900 SUPBll H.B. LOCATION $208,500
C:lc.111 upper I RR, I BA unit in grcJt location overlooking Well maintained 3BR, l.758A .. Outchh.ivcn" Home.
rill· poul \'Julted ceilings. Clow to shopping. Own Steps to parks & school. Pride of ownership ncighbor·
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Perfrct 10! Hu~e 4BR. 38A with family room. 2 fire·
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16502 CHAJ.LBYVILLS, H.B.
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Pclpha Oswald
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1891 Orange ·c· 12-4
Ronnie Turner $235,000
2263 Heritage l -4
Delpha Oswald $239,000
1805 HummmgbirJ l -4
Pat Davis $364,900
NEWPORT BBACH
1325 Sussex Ln l-4
Jerrie Mahone)' $498,000
HUNTINGTON BBACH
6032 Panorama l -4
Jim Mahaffy $314,900
15771 Belfast 1·4
Oonna Rudolph $208,500
16502 t:hulcyvillc 1·4
Jcah Rk hman $279.000
Hunllnl(t•Hl lk.._h \ho«<bfl SS• lmrm..-ulal<' 3BR. l.7SBA mobtk
hnnw Alm<.i nC" •viict N<'W paint, clubhowc, pools. spas. Bcxh dt-120BF.A
lll.U OAD TOWNHOMJl $101.IOO
C'lcon Ill Quiet 3H ., 21A upmin unit in peat .am. fircpbcc io IMng room '*'-~r cumplcs. Wllhcr & Or)u tnduckd. l lOBRf
HUNT lllACH SS+ $lll,OOO
l•ghl &c Bnglu Ncwpon Model. l l ll., l.751A ~WlQngtOO Undmark t'kan BrttT.CS. pools, ..,_, ttnnls, grecnbdu a:: mott. 189BIS
GUAY ITAi.Tiit. HOMS $119 900 . Great llttlc lbttcr hoint' In Santa Ana oo border o( ~ain Valley. 3BR
on huge lot. Well maintained &c J>ri"d ro ttU. Ill HAP.
&AN MJCHl!L TOWNHOMI SU9,900 2 mm auita, l .SBA, l -"°'!l w~ a.I' amtrbcd ~.'Upr 8c bright
"ith vaulted .mlinlJ le akyli..,1a. Gated communtty, pool & tpa. Central att. Much m<lfC! #60SAN
UST BUY $U9,900
Quaint 3BR hou1e wich l ·car pngc in great area of GarJcn G~. ll>,700+ Int. Newer roof. Pirq>la«, n....-wpct. Fresh jWllL t87HEW
J.l ZONBD LOT ll~,117 Sc>a<.-wul 3Bll., lBA home wilb opct1 beamed c:ellinp . Muter BR le BA .aclJcd. S1ru.ucd on deep IU toned lex. R.ooni ro build another
unit/houx' Call ~ 119l'OM
0 1.J!AT SINGLB STOJJ 1159,500
Super dean 3Bll, l SBA home in Anaheim. Formal dining le um Wgie
f>mily room. Hugr privat:r ywd. Good aru. 120WIL
llAMJLY Nl!.IGIDOUIOOD Slff\900
llact on nwtct• t..c-Jy Jiil home on tw. lot on pat JIJUt! Cbc ro
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omn, Carlllini. niounalN and city ......_ ~ '-wet poo&, tpa.
clubhoulc. 131 t.A«
STYUSU TOWNHOWI Sl79,s0o
lkaudful 3Bll., 2 SBA townhoulc w/Wu re.-~rio, •aulltd mlinp, mubk lloon, haht • britd'it, wtiimVUhafklt C9bl: l-car 1.mdlcd pnge. Super Easuk{c ~adon. f 243SA
Ncsdc:J 111 • rart like x mng! lkauoful 2Bll., l .SBA l -srory .-nhomc \\lfh 2 cu atn<."hcd praer. Cozy lirc:pbcc, upsndc:I ~L Very
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Sh.up 3Bll., l.751A cuc:W.-c home in ~ 11U o( FounQ!o
V•lley Bnck rounyud. Ne."Cr Qlpct, &ab peiM. kduttd. 116MOU
SIG CANTON IU9MO On Big Canyon Golf Councl H11.,c lH. l&A .idl bmll diaiQa l'.
brcakfut nool. Firqlla«. f.nd unit. rook ft llpll l'. II ~ ett.. ll60SEA
IWPP·TOP BOMB '"9,000 Liu new! lkowdful atll, 2.SI A, l ·AOry Bluff·rop home with.-,;cwa. Vaulted ccilinp. French doon. large gourmet ll:itchal. l ·car
attachcJ tpr. I lOSEA
PACIPIC lANCH IBAlTJY Sll9,000 lkaudlUI 3BR., l.SBA ni·kwl "Cafiri• Modd. Formal dlnlng 8c living room have lircpbcc, bonus room le den, l'OOI Comm pOol &apU. 119POM
ON nOl IBACH 1269,ooO ~-
REDUCED lliOUSANDS! 3D ,. 2BA comer writ with awaomc wicwi
ol Can!ina, 4Juna, ~ Point &Newoon Hubor cnuan«. Gatrd communiry. Priecd bdow lut sak. 1600CB .
6-PLBX llM.000
REDUCED lliOUSANOSI Well mtlnt:ain<d in grt"at uu o(
Hollywood. 2 Bl. holllC + 4 l Ill • lt\ldio un1a on 11111iC cor1'Cf lot. 3 (noo.cd pragn wim Ullpk p~. OWNEl. MOTIVATED!!! ..,llNEW
NOllTH SANTA ANA BBAUIY $189,900 FBBL THB OCEAN BllBBZBS $209,900
3BR, 2Full Baths -Newer home for this tr.act.Nicely dee· ~c, two-st<>ry home wi~. 4BR, 2.75.BA a~d 2 master
orated.Many fruit trca, cute·quiet cul·de·sac. Street cl~ suites. Formal stcp-:<fown liVJng room WI~ ~ fireplace.
to fwy & .a.~~ #93WlS Secluded family neighborhood onJy a bike ride form the _,.,,,.,...g beach! t 18PAR
$235,000
38R., 2.258A Approx 1884 sq.ft .. Was 48R, could be
reconverted. Marble entry. Plantation shutters. Fireplace
in L/R. Formal D/R.., F/R opens m covered patio &
inviting spa. Great Bonus Rm. #19Vl 5
MESA VERDE DELIGHT $206,500
3BR, l.75BA Single story with large private yud · m<>Yc·
in condition cathedral ceilings, atrium otT ma:sn:r
room, #33MAR
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cozy BASTSD>B $119,800
Remodeled 2Bll, I.SBA, condo with 2-ar garage absolutdy
adonblc with cozy, fircpbcc, &ah white paint ccnmk tik counter
top&.124SAN
nBSH QUAll"Bll $133,500
3Bll, 2.SBA, 2·C&r GaraF, Large patio end unit, 6rcpbcc.Ncw
paint, DC'W carpet. lntcriof loalion 0\-atooting grccnbdt. Scn-c ;and
tranquil views. Comm pool. 314DEA
NBWPOU LANDING $139,500
Popular 2Bll, 2BA, W /2-ar pr. Vaulted ccilinp. Upper unit &re·
place.shows light lie bright.Comm. Pools lie spas. t23VAN
WHAl' A BAAGAIN!ll $139,117
Cute 2Bll, l BA houx with brcakfut nook lie great yard wilh lots of
Oowcn! Y1I now !Or mott infO! ISSKAM
llIGHT Bl.00~ $1"'000
DBSillABLB LOCA110N $169,900
Spacious JBR, 2.SBA, 2 story townhomc with an. 2·c pr. in quiet
complex. 8alcooy o8' nwttT lie 2od bedroom Pools, tpU & tennis.
Y1I now lllSlSEA
SOMBilSBT cm-HOMB BBAUTY $17'-900
4Bll, 2.SBA, "'"story md unit "1ith 2-ar pr. Vaulted cdlinp, sty.
lights, two bakon:"" & private patio. TbousaDds under marht.
192HYD
CONSTJ.UCI'BD Wl'nl CAVE $119,000
4Bll, 2BA, Huge country kit..:hen, white «nmic tik tbru out
fmmacubte, new roof, cul-dc·aac loa.tion. tllMJN.
SPACIOUS ~llCIOUS $189,900
Bcautiful 2BR. 2.SBA, 2-aory F.uuidc townhomc.Vaultcd ceilings,
Brick fittplacc 2-ar an. pr. & mott! 124SAN
Big & Beautiful 3Br, 2.SBA cod unit. 2·story with 6rtpbcc, ccntnJ M a BAJ' VILLAGB $194.,500
air, indoot laundry extended 'Wr&f> around p:atiO 2-ar anachcd 5cdudcd Cape Cod 5'yk Cocnpla oo the~ 2BR,
garage 163SHA 2.SBA, l ·Srofy townbomc with 2-ar atuchcd pngc.Low Ulll.
BND UNIT Sl•S,000 comm pook & acm, 1251.AC
Beautiful 3Bll, 28A l ·ca.r pr.·cond. 6rcpb«, light & open with
vaulted ceilings comm. pool & spa. 121BOS HUOB FAMILY aooM $199,900
Immaculate Ult Home wjbugc family room· nceda TLC· buyer
2 MA.STU. SUlTBS + LOFf $1'9,000 will 1n11t to paint intmor lie rcarpet. Doubk f*ICd ...... pro-
Upgradcd lBll, 2.SBA, Baber atpet. Vaulted ceilings, atylights, bate ~.Sold & Is. 121VElt
MBSA VEJU>B DI.BAM HOME $225,000
Great 48R., (or 3+ den) 3BR., 2 story home.Vaulted entry ro funnal
living & dining rooms Fireplace. LMgc rvd.POM RV acca.s cul-de·
sac.133MA.R
BASTSlDB CRAJlMEI. SlM,000
Very prime 4BR., l.7SBA, awom home.Original ooa-ncn! Family
roooi with fircplacc .Exc:cllcot landscaping indudcs private
apa.121WES
PIBSTIGIOUS WIMBLBDON VILLAGB $257,500
3Bll, 2BA with &mily room.Ma.rbk miry, Plantation shuttcn. Tilt
kitchen.Fresh exttriof paint.Charming yard.Comm. poob & apa &
tennis. lllKJN
GUAT FAMILY HOME $263,000
4Bll, 2.SBA fOrmal 6rq>lacx in family room. Bonus. Bcautiful Fkus
trees boarder entire rear Malibu &: 8ood litcS t33CAR
TWO MASTB1 BBDS.OOMS PLUS J.V AOCBS.S $274,500
Expanded lie mnodclcd.SBR'i, 3BA. Two mamr bedrooms.One
up & one down. ~ and lay wiodow-i.o Living room. titdlcn
compktcly rcmodclcd.Coriao cowttcn. Marbk & tile floon.
134FUC
Tl.ULT CHAUONG $192,000
White Picket fcocc & brick pedl IClds to this aOOtabk 2Bll, 6uuldc
home. Grat kitchm.Fonml dining & bl'utfast bar. Spaciow livio&
room widl bridt fireplace ac morc.t23MAG
fireplace over 1250 IQ.ft. Large intio. 131S.D
MESA vuDB STATB STUBT $206,900 HING THB &UOLY $~900
HOMB SWBBT ROMB SlSS,000
JBR, J .75M New ext and int. paint. New aipct and 1Joori113 New
stove and oven.M1rroc"cd wardrobes. lntcrior tnct
locatiOn.t23lAM
CONVBNIBNT LOCAnON $157,900 au. l BA. 1argr lot • wall to tcbools, shopping ateanyon Pait.
Ocean bttcns, end<»cd patio, dbl dctae:bcd garage. RV
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New on the Mlrtct! BcaorlfuDJ uplllcd 3Bl, 1.75 IA. Vaultcd Great &.tnily home in cxecumc vu of Mesa Verde. SBll, 3M, 3c
cdlinp.Extra brgc lot. RV partina. 2-ar an. pr.\g'C t1610W' an pr. l ·Story oYn 2760 sf. Family room. bmal dining ~ntral
ADroM HOMB $219,900
~HR. with den.Mesa Verde Statt S11«t homc.Vaultcd ccil·
il\p. Soudlwat ac:ccna. Custom oak lie tile acccoa thru·Out .Fruit
trcp. cul·dc·$X. 133MA1l
air. att. CIOfC to golf oounc lie parks. 5}'U 118HUN
POOL HOMB $395,000
Reduced O\U SS0,000!! 381l, 2BA home •irh &mily room&: fitt.
place eon O¥a" 1800 + IQ.ft. loc in EastJidc CO&t2 Mca in COW!ty .np MU.MOit dainblc aru.Call now! 13622N
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Rod Daley $925,000
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Corona Hlehlands Warm and bright
remodeled home with ocean views.
Mary F.len & Bob Wecian $539,000
West Newport 3 bedroom, 2 bath
condo I block to the beach. Roof top
deck with white water views.
Jim Jacobs $289,000
~New Listings
&aJsMres Darling 3 bedroom
Bayshores starter home in greafloca-
tlon near beach. Move-in condition!
Mary Ellen & Bob Wqlan $588, 999
Balboa Peninsula Great duplex in
prime location. 3 Bd. 2 Ba. & 2 Ba. I Ba.
Hants & Kline $539,000
Central Newport Total remod el
-bead1 duplex. 4 Bd. and 3 Bd. New roof.
Rkk Lancevtn $575,000
Beacon Bay Cozy updated 3 Bd.
beach home with I Bd. rental unit.
Mike MUT $695,000
Corona Hl1hlands South Pacific
Jewel. 4 Bd. 3.25 Ba. View! View! View!
Elizabeth Thamer $825,000
Lido Isle Prestigious Lido Isle
Estate on an 83 h . lot with 5,800 sq. ft.
5 bedroom, 6.5 bath home.
John & RobiD McMonJcle $1 ,249 ,000
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Nice a.rte ~us room plus 4 bedrooms.
S-a Sceale• $1 ,170,000
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Ub~ry. 4 fireplaces, pool Mld spa.
RJck i.ancevtn $1.150,000
Belco•Jt C..... Grwic:I Bekourt
Estate. ~tcrounda. 4 ad. 9Ulles.
Morpky & 7Aaz . $2,400,000
644~1600
723~8800
Bayftont Living
~lboa Peninsula Point Bayfront
home nestled at harbor entrance. Dock.
n.ter&Andrus $1,995,000
Udo .... BQfrollt F.-... Stt1Mted
on the coveted EMterty tip of Udo Isle.
Debi Bibb & foll• Mc:Moallle
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Costa Mesa
Newport Land1n1 2 Bd. + den, 2 Ba.
Great location. Open end unit.
Schmiesing & Mertz $139,500
Costa Mesa Triangle Square area
condo 3 Bd 2 Ba private patio.
Boggs & Feeney $144,000
Eastslde Costa Mesa Special 3 Bd.
n ated assoclalio~ Close to pool.
Kel hlrdle $175,000
MeN Verde Beautiful townhome.
2 Bd. 2.S Ba. Private peenbelt location.
Martlp Rud $23',000 .
Newport North Town.homes City
lights views from 2 Bd. 2 Ba. 2 car garage.
Greg Lombardi $219,000
Eastslde Costa Mesa Newer 3 Bd.
2.5 Ba. Attached garaae. vdulted ceilings.
Hazel & Ion Dishon $266,900
Newport North Townhomes Lowest
priced 2 Bd townhome Immaculate
Seller has left the area Prime location.
Gree Lombardi $183,990
Cllffhaven The best buy In
Cllffhaven. Clean and bright. Approx.
&300 ~-,-ft~per ~uiet-street.
Patrick & Tony Baitollc $499,900
Eastslde Costa Mesa Remodeled
light and bright Eastslde charmer.
Dave Wonc $299,000
Harbor Ridge Crest Expanded
4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. 3 car garage. Cul·de·sac.
Ber1 & Laqevtn $499,000
Condo & Townhome Living
Eastslde Costa Mesa Pride of
ownership 3 Bd. 3 Ba. and 2 car carage.
Keith Randle $137,000
Newport HeJP.. Stunnlnc 'J Bd.
2.S Ba. townhome. Spacious and bticht.
Heldt StodtweU $229,000
UPlf'8ded 3 Bd. l a..
eolf course upper unit with creat vn.
MorpllJ & ..... $,99,000
Tiie Polllte Operaded 4 Bd.~ bonus
room w/ poQI and spa In Newport Coast.
Lombardi & Worden $125,000
Dover Shores Your seateh for the
perfect home is over. Splendid settinc.
Austero & Kim $2,495,000
Harbor View HoJJ1es Beautlf~
remodeled family home. 4 Bd. + FR.
Huce lot. Pe~ct family neighborhood.
carole foh~son $539,000
Spotlight
So•~ Lap•• 8l•fh Spectacul1r
oceanfront home on prtv~ point.
"-r&lllP , $J,19',000
McMonigle
Landmark
-eay&ont Estate
Lido Isle
Most premier bayfront
parcel in Newport
Harbor with 200 ft.
of bay fron~ge and
--over 12,000 sq. ft.
Price upon request
Cetallna lsaahd Dream Home
56 Gaviota, Hamilton Cove
$1,300,000
OnJy free standing home in
Hamilton Cove, 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba.
Spadoas Famlly Home
. 219 Via Nice
.$695,000 .
Light and bright 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. on
beautiful street to strada locatl9n.
· · ~~ Udo Isle Estate
· 90 I Zurich Circle
"'$1,249,000
83 ft'. lot, 5,800 sq. ft. home,
• 5 Bd. 6.5 Ba. plus p~I.
Udo Isle Cllarmer
310 Via Lido Soud
$599,000
Large brick patio, hardwood floors,
4 Bd. 3 Ba. on sunny comer lot.
-717~4711
Magnlftcen~
Contemporary Bayfront.
21 5 Via Lido Soud
$2,5.9$,oOo ... · .
· · • State~of-the-a)t
bayfront hQme op an·
· ov-er51zed 4.5 ·ft . fot With
Bd. ~a. large ~Ck
, and sunny patio.
.:. Modem Mediterranean Home
. 616 Via Lido Soud ·
$769,000
Sunny comer locatjon. 3 Bd.
3 Ba. plus loft or 4th Bd. .
Ideal Family Home
209 Via Koron
$569,000
Sunny front patio, 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba.
Excellent street-to-street location.
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in association with TIM C~ and LANCE BO.GGS
OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
Lido Isle Estate
120 Via Waziers ·
Open Sunday
$995,000
Bayfront Value
301 North Star Lane
Open Sunday
$979,000
1996 SALES
Property Represented
I 0 Weybridge Seller
I 0 Weybridge Buyer
435 Via Lido Soud Seller
2620 C liff Drive Buyer
325 1 Broad Street Seller
1506 Priscilla Seller
I I I Via San Remo Buyer
8 Misty Meadow Seller
83 Li nda Isle Buyer
130 Via Koron Buyer
126 Via Koron Buyer
1864--l>ark Vista Seller
I 26 Via Koron Seller
I 26 Via Koron Buyer
205 Crystal Seller
14 15 Galaxy Seller
304 36th Street Buyer
I J 14 Santiago Seller
2 13 Knox Street Buyer
185 1 Pon Kimberly Buyer
137 Via Venezia Seller
314 Buena Vista Buyer
5 10 Catalina Buyer
10 I Harbor Woods Seller
125 Via Waziers Seller
42 10 Spindrift Buyer
463 Walnut Buyer
304 36th Street Seller
300 36th Street Buyer
41 5 Evening Star Lane Buyer
1 Burning Tree Bu.yer
26 Clermont Buyer
Lido Isle &tate
Remodeled home, 6 Bd. 4.5 Ba. + bonus room oo 52.5' loc
Prime street-to-street locatiop at eastern tip of isfand
$995,000 .
Lido Isle Bay View Boine
5 Bd. 4 Ba. Pride bf ownership! Highest quality materials
Marble. granite. French doors, aown moldings, 3 fireplaoes
$799,000
Belcourt Townbome
3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. Sophisticated turn-key townhome
French doors. crown moldings, adjacent to pool & spa
"69,000
WestclHr Remodeled Rome
3 Bd. 2 Ba. 'family room, meticulously maintained!
Professionally landscaped on large lot ~
$464,900 .
717-4744
Bayfroot Value
3 Bd. 2 Ba. Remodeled with 60' on the water
Motivated seller -bouiht another home ..,,.,,,000 -
Udo Isle Double Lot
3 Bd. I Ba. beach house, prime 60' street to street lot
Build bm homes or a large home with yard. pool, etc.
$769,000
Bayfront Duplex
3 Bd. 2 Ba owners unit + 2 Bd. I Ba. rental
Dock for two 30' boats, large patio and yard
$499,000
Lido Isle Vacant Lot
Unique prime street to street location. Ideal for
3,000 sq. ft. custom home! Steps to beach & tennis
$3'9,000
JERRY FINSTER
759-3750
SOUTH LAGUNA $1,595,000
SOUTH LAGUNA BLUFFS
$4,250,000
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SOUTH l..AGUNA BLUFFS
$3,195,000
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS $879,000
IRVINE COVE $1,375,000
SMITHCLIFFS $1,995,000
BALBOA
PENINSULA POINT
$1,995,000
Daily Piloc Ieel liciii • N~ 2, 1996 ·
DEBI .
BIBB
759~3707
New Eitgland Charmer
OLDE CORONA DEL MAR
~abulous location, step( to Chin~ Cove and Inspiration Point.
DENNIS
DtJRCAN-
Newer, two story Cape Cod custom home . White and bright throughout with .
hardwood ffoors and soaring open beamed ceilings. Country style kitchen opens to
family room . Fourth bedroom fras separate stairwell, ideal for guest quarters.
Sellers liave relocated. .
RedKUd to $729,000
171 EllU!IUILd ~
For more information or a private sfrowing, call:
. RQD DALEY
714-494·6208
A large 4 bedroom
family home on a rare
west-facing oversized
( 13,300 square feet1
property lo<:c!_ted ·on _
fabulous Emerald Bay
Point. Views over both
-Emerald Bay to the
south and Irvine Cove
to the north .
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Enjoy beautiful Catalina
sunsets and spectacular
views of the Irvine Cove
surfline below. Walk out
your back door and
meander down a gently
sloping garden path
to the ocean .
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In addition to all
Emerald Bay amenities ..
private beach, tennis
courts, swimming pools,
parks and playgrounds,
24-hour security -the
owner of this property
will also benefit from the
proximity to Irvine Cove.
Pilotogr11pftfJ 6t1 David Ht•~
Wtstlm Exposurr
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65 Linda Isle
Fabulous Linda Isle location
with sunset views. Large pier
and slip which allow for
straight-on docking.
Charming 3 bedroom,
4.5 bath plus maid's room.
Inviting courtyard entry.
Best value on the island!
$I, 795,000
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1824 Port Ashley ·
Nicely expanded 4 bedroom,
2. 5 hath Palermo in
great location, only
4 houses from greenbelt.
Huge family room,
. master with
office/exercise room .
This is a great bargain .
$535,000
SHIRLEY HARRIS JIM KLINE
HalroTFameMember -75 ... 377)
759 ... 3727
1954 Pott Locksleigh
Beautiful remodel with
6 bedrooms, 5 baths on
one of H·arbo; View's
most desirable streets .
Guest room with
separate entrance,
children's study/den .
This is a must ·see!
$895,000
. .
EASTBL UFF
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Call COBY. WARD for a private showing
754-3724 644-2559
LoVELY VIEWS
BIG Lors
GREAT SCHOOLS
SPLENDID NEIGHBORS
19 INVERNESS LANE _
Custom 5 bedroom, 4. 5 bath. Great location
on the 8th f~irway. Gourmet kitchen, library,
-wine cellar, pool and spa.
Reduced to $1,850,000
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CHRI S LINDSAY
759-3775
2 7 62 Longwood
Court -2 master suites,
2.5 baths
Greenbelt location
Community pool, spa
$235,000
Gracious 5+ bedrooms, great
view yard, one of a kind.
$1,795,000
Channing traditional home
on canyon with ocean view.
$1,295,000
Great home for entertaining.
Pool, spa, tennis.
$1,495,000
Remodeled family home.
Great double yard.
$499,000
Large family home on golf
course. 5 bedrooms, 5 baths.
$1,395,000
f OR LL1\S l
Woodbridge condo with
2 masters and spa.
$1900/mo.
~ .Bd -;i. loftrin-Harbar-
Ridge. City lights view.
$3,700/mo.
223 Yfa Eboll
2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Total remodel in 1989
$485,000
1918 Sead~ft
Beautiful 3 bedroom,
3 batft family ftome
IArge yard
Re4uu4 to
$567,000
GARY LEGRAND
~~37..7'1 _
15 INVERNESS
$1,,'°,000 ·
Re~odeled custom home wtth
spectacular aolf course and
city llchts view.
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STELLA WORDEN
759 ... 3729
12 TORREY PINES
$1,495,000
4 Bd. 3.5 bath family home on extra
large lot wtth large PQ_OI and facuz.zl. a'! light~ mountam ~
DANNY BIBB
PRESIDENT
30 ROYAL ST. GEORGE $1,450,000
Immaculate single story custom on fabulous lot offers
sweeping fairway views. 5 bedrooms plus exercise
room, great family room and large backyard mani-
cured to perfection with palm trees, pool and spa.
6 PINEHURST
$799,000
Ucht and bricht • Bd. on
spacious lot wtth pool and spa.
Priced to selll
56 ROYAL ST. GEORGE
$4,000IMo. L£A.sE
Fabulous 5 Bd. family
home. Freshly painted.
Ready to move f n I
I i
Peninsula Office
2001 w. a.lboa-B1¥11L
• 1319 E. Balboa Bl. Unit A Sat. $750,000
1725 Pon Charles Sa1 . $529,000 Gisela Burmeister·
• 7208 W. Oceanfront Sat. $965,000 Gib Walker
908 Celtis Plac.c: Sat/Sun. ~79,000 Tom Brunson
2425 Bamboo SatJSua. $-«O.OOOLH Lc:vtren/Ronvold
908 Chc:stnul Sat/Sun. $575,000
309 Broadway Sat/Sun. $315,000
3616 Ocean Sun. Sl,695,000
417 Begonia Sun. $859,000
16 ~ Sun. $1,695,000
53 Hamor Ridge Sun. $719,00
1710 Kings Rd. Sun. $949,000 Gisela Burm~ister
7 Carmel Bay St•n. $865,000
14 Rue Grand Vallee Sun. $789,000
6 Oakmont Sun. $2,795,000
223 Via Qui10 Sun. $790,000 Bob Coluccio
Corona Highlands 440 De Sola Terrace Sun. $679,000
Cameo Highlands 4801 Cortland Sun. $654,000 Ame Peterson
f.a.stbl uff l821 Alta Vina Sun. $649,000
2007 Pon Cardiff Sun. $467,000
21 T rouville Sun. $369,000
28751 Top of che World Sun. $424,000
402 Vista Trucha Sun. $315,500
2318 VLSU Hog;u Sun. $226,900
270Cagoey1213 Sun. $204,000
287 23rd St. Sun. $269,000
6 Seucape Sun. $169.975
OLD WORl.D CHARM GREAT WCATIONl GREAT P0TENTIAL!
Beautiful view of Cherry lake & Back Bay from this
spacious 58R, 3.5BA custom home with fireplace,
wood floors, wide s1ai rca.sc, new decks.
Channing Cape Cod beach home on bcauciful PtniNUla
Poin1. Features hardwood floors, fireplace, stunning wood
craftsmanship. Unforgettable!
Stephanie Houghton
C.ode 70S47
Jo King
C.ocle 72647 $589,000 $4S9,000
SEAWIND TOWNHOME A WINNING LAYOUT
Immaculate 2 story condo jun minutes away from Great home with wonderful Roorplan d0$C to school &
the sea. VauJtcd ceilings, fireplace in living room, park. Fireplace. small offic::ic, huge badcyard. A beauty!
patio.
Gib Walker Marlt Jackson
$169,975 C.ode 7 12S7
PRJVATE.BF.AOI HOME
Charm~ 4BR. 28A home with open inccrior, French doors, bay windows.
Large & access to private beach.
SINSA110NAL PASl'llLUJlll
Splendid 3BR. 2BA home with a separate guest studio & private patio.
Decor features Dutch & French doors, new kitchen & bath.s. Gorgcow
yard with trees & flowcn.
$30S,OOO Anne Hoover Code 71887
PRIVATE GAU>EN VISTA
Sunny & modd paia 4'BR. 2.SBA a.. home wilh F.d dooa. hufe mM&a' '
aai~ & views «ll&lh, abundant t..adlaipr. Pri.-Jlld wilh pool & .... •
$S29,000 Gisela Burmeister Code 723'T7
HARBOR VIEW' BEAUl'Y
Located in a beautiful ncigbbo~ this 4'BR. 2.5BA home includes
gounnct's kitchen, tile Aoors, fireplace, plantation shuncrs, large yard. Comm.
pool .
SSU,500 Lara.inc & Eric Shaw Code 70'J'n
CUS'IOM MANOR
Irresistible 5BR. 3BA spacious home with cuuom deW.led interior,
new carpet, marble entry, e:xpen lighting. Gorgcous"yani with fruit
trcel.
Cocle 702'7
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Newport Beach Office
23 Corporate Plaza, Saice 190 644-6200
ELEGANCE PF.RSONIFIED
Glamorous 2 story, 5BR estate
_with beautiful inte!}orst.!ln!e-_
none & granite ooring. fire-
place & library. Lush yard, spa
& exquisite ocean views!
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Ann, Ted & Suzanne
$2,950,000
Code 70867
.GREENBELT SETTING
Motivated seller offers spacious 38R, 2.5BA condo with
vaulted ceilings, wn bar, spacious master suite. Fabulous
grecnbdt view &-private courtyard.
Bob Coluccio
Code 71267
OLDE CORONA DEL MAR
Absolute perfection describes this 38R, 2.58A home
with panoramic ocean views. Vaulted beam ccilinP,•
hardWood Ooors, French doors & windows. Lovely bnCk
patios, separate guest apartment.
Pam Ball
GERMAN MOUNTAIN HOME
Ousic &rmhouse in Munich has bttn rebuilt as an 8BR. 5BA
viJ1a widi gorgeous wood dccoL Set _!)D ljlPfOX-1.5 acres witft
pool, lake. poOlbouJc widi BBQ & ~
Gisela Burmeism
$1,600,000
PRFMIERE BIG
CANION FSfATE
OCEANSIDE CHARM
Distinctive, woods-sryle cottage with 2BR, 2BA
brick fireplace, French doors, gorgeous wood cabi-
ncuy. Lush trees & landscape.
• MaryAnn McGuire
$368,000 Code 72407
INVITING VISTAS
Amazing ciry lights & lovely mountain views arc the
.liighlighrs of this 48R, 3°BA custorii"iUd ho,..._-~
·~office, very light & bright decor.
Marilyn 'Kershner
c.ode 71987
OCEANFRONI' PARADISE
This spaciow 4BR.. 4.5BA
oocanfront home is located
on a secluded cul-de-sac &
offers white water & ocean
views. Dramatic a.rchitccrure.
high ceilings & excellent
ftoorplan.·
Lois Jacobs
&
Linda Octh
$1,985,~
Cocle 72727
BELCOURT ... WILL TRADE
Elegant 5BR custom home with ocean view and,gr2!ld
marble entry with circular staircase. -4 car gange.
Available furnished.
Belle Partch
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Dana
Black
729-8296 .
LouAnne
Rittey
717-4207
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Charming
Cottage with
Studio
Custom brickwork,
country garden,
hardwood floors,
crown mouldings.
Self contained studio
in rear with separate
entrance.
Roy &Mary
Osterhout
644-6007 res.
Broker/Realtor
Jo
King
723-4018
644-6373 en 104
1g ome
BigLod
Mariner's Elementary
School, won·derful
neighborhood. 4BR,
2BA, huge family
room! Bring your big
family!
HARBOR RIDGE
SruruUng ~ modd-upgradcd with custom features.
Spea:acular vistas of mountains & city ~ts. A light & bright end
unit with a newly remodeled kitchen with ha.ndpainted designs.
$398,000
PENINSULA POINT, NEWPORf BFACH
Fabulow view of bay & COM Hills. ~cps to aand. 4BR.
4BA. formal dining room. Light & bcight. 3 car garage.
$769,000
Pam Ball
644-6373 Ext 218
6-31-4301 Res.
Move in _perfect. 4BD, 2.SBA with French doors, skylight,
hardwood floors and island kitchen. Across fro m Mariners Park,
Library and Elemen tary School.
$469,000 J
Boiiitie -
Barrington
644-6373 en 146
644-0452 res.
14' RUE GRAND VAU.Jm.-OPEN SUN 1-S
Dramatic two story enuy & living room. F..:dknt golf
course view from living & dining rooms & muter
bedroom. Private pool. Fonner model with 3BR and 3BA.
$789,000
RESORT STYLE IJVING
3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, vaulttd ceiling. two car attached
garage, low association dues. Excellent location. Walk to
pool, park.and ten.nu club.
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Over $7 Million Sold in 1996
Find Out Why!
Wk-Sprechenileuts_cb'=--• _
$1.6 Million
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UP HIGH ON Q.UIET SIDE O F
KINGS RD.
Most charming home w/scp. guest quarters, ideal
for in-laws or teenager. Sellers bought another.
17 10 Kin~ Rd.
Reduced to $949,000 ----
Incredible 5 plcx .. income over $3,600. Small
ocean.view. Hi assum. loan, Pmt $1,560/mos.
4-lBR and l-2BR apts.
Reduced to $469,900
SOLD IN 1996
705 No. Bedford, Bev Hills
1827 W. Balboa Blvd., NB
62 Beacon Bay, NB
401 V1Sta Roma, NB
403 Vista Roma, NB
1314 PCH, HB
72 Linda Isle, NB
$2,950,000
$469,000
$922,000
$225,000
$195 ,000
$300,000
$1 ,995,000
Call Me For YOur FREE·
Market Evaluation
Today!
On sunny side of street in Harbor View. Great
opportunity, 4BR. 2.5BA. kitchen opens to st.ep down
&m rm. Remodeled and cx:panded Seller will carry.
1725 Port Charles .. $529,000
GRFA.T CUL-D~SAC LOCATION
3BR, 2.5BA condo with step down den and
hardwood floors, throughout. Private yard.
Walk to beach. Sunny comer location duplex.
Newer construction -could be two lei.al
scpcratc residences w/2 car ~each. 3BR-Z.5~ 2BR-28A, ~ light & bright.
4 BD..-3.SBA
Rcmoddcd • Air • 3 car ~gc SOLD .
6 0AKMONT
NEWPORT COAST
21 TROUVILLE
HARBOR VIEW
Pool • Spa • Extra Large Lot
SOLD
CUL-DE-SAC LocATION
Pool • Spa • Large Home
SOLD
Daily Pilot Jleal Estate • Novembff 2, 1996
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'faking -Care ofYour :M.ost
Important !Asset
725-5126
Five bedroom -TotaLiy Customiud
Incredible lot I Putting Grun I Panoramic Views.
$2,950,000 Furnished
New Three Bedroom Custom I On the Boardwalk
Sun, Surf. Sand and Fun
$995,000
DeliEhtful Thrte Bedroom Townh;;1.~
lilte New I Gaud Commun ·ty
$339,000
Largest Pl.an -Four Bedroom I 3 baths,
Gaud Community
$515,000
Four Bedrooms on Oversiud Lot
Private Pool & Spa I lncredibk Value
$819,000
NEWPORT COAST
RE-SALES
•THE POINT
•NEWPORT RIDGE
• OCEAN RIDGE
• MONTSERRAT
•THE ESTATES
•PELICAN HILL
• PELICAN HILL
• PELICAN POINT
• TROVARE • ST. MICHALE
• ALTEZZA • SANCERRE
• SUMMIT • ST LAURENT
TED SUZANNE
Historical ho1M. Rnnotlekd with 3+3 and
with watn" vit'Ws.
$1,250,000
Four Bedroom "Port Rtrya/" I Comm. Pool & Tennis
City light Views I Gwzrd Gated Community.
$535,000
Happy
Thanksgiving
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Daily P ilor lUaJ E.tcace • November 2, 1996
We List It! We sell It! Call Us For Restilts!
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Live In One, Rent
The Other!
• """t'llt•nt I°' .111on
Clv....-111 '><mth Jl.11·
• 2 lJr);•• 1 Hr Unit ..
• C rt•;'lt lrn 1•m•·
$759,000
Call Hrt .. 11 Hm1d l,;,
b7 l H71111
Magnificent
Home Or Duplex
• F"1111 .. 1h• c; J\r I t.•nw
• Fk~.mtlv I >1•t111.1t1·d
• C.h""" ·'"'"t 111 ''I I
t I >11.1I11•1111• l1•ur
$895,000
Call r\/11 ,. /lrc1,11111·//
"'' bi5 '1!185
Beautiful Sea
Faire Bay View
• Ll11ot1•<;t 2 Br & 2 B,,
MoJl'I Condo
~~~tr.~''":!~·~ • Dmm~ A n.•,1 w I w,,11
of Class
• Hugt• Kitchm
w /Built-lrh
$305,000
Call Wa/ta MitcJiel/
@588-3083
One-Of-A-Kind
Penthouse
• Very Unique 2 Br.,
2 Bath Penthouse
• Quality Decor
• Nice Fountain View
• Oose to Beach
$179,000
Island Living
At Its Best!
• Brand New Family
Home Or Duplex
• Eicccllent Location
• Gorgeous Luxury
Amenities
$895,000
Cati Alice Brownell
@675·9585
Big Canyon
Townhome
• lncl'C'd1blc Coif
Course View.,
• 2 Br, 2.5 B.i +
Oen/Study
• Pm-.lk End Unit
$299,000
Call Walter M1tc/11'1/
@588-3083
Outstanding
Bargain
• R.1rcly Offered ~a
Faire 2 Master Model
• Excellent Location
w I View of Pool
• Lots of Upgrades
$199,000
Call Walter Mite/le/I
@588-3083
Outstanding Villa
Balboa Value
• ~Sharp 2 Bt 2 a. Condo
• Cii>lt Loaition Facing Tttn
Fountlins & ~Alta
• Numerous Upgrades Tluou~t • Em Lip Cw:lom 1lkd ,.
$189_oc)O
Gigantic Orem ViewCondo
• Stunning~ le Catalina Sunset
Views From All Rooms
• Extra Den/Office Off Of Master
• Gorgeous Interior Decor
• Light Oak floors, Ceiling Fans,
Berber Carpet &c More ...
$289,000
Call Walter Mitchell
@588..J083
A View Prom
The Top
• 2 Br, 2Ba Penthou.M
Condo ln Lido
•Spectacular Bay &
Ocean Views
• Boat Slip Available
Call Victor Yack
@673-87()()
Charming
Balboa Island
Duplex
• 3 Bedroom.Cottage
• Newer 2 Br Apt.
w I Private Deck • uu·s~ Patio w /South
Bayfront Views
$539,000
Call Gay Proud
@673-8700
• Sharp 1 Br Condo
• Great Location
Facing Fountain
&r Common Area
• Available ASAP
$895/mo.
Call Walter Mitchell
@588-3083
Versailles Ocem
It HHbor Views
• Highly Desirable-2
Master Model
• White 1lle flooring rn Entry • Kitchen
•Lou9erl>npes
MEDITERRANEAN STYLE HOME
With open ftowing Ooorplan -Magnificent bay views!
Gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, built-Im and extemive use of
granite. Private master suite bas a wood burning fireplace, cedar lined walk-in
wardrobe closets, sitting area, luxurious spa tub and marble surfaces. High vaulted
ceilings, dramatic curved stairway, custom skylights, gallery, security system, wet
bar, custom wine closet with etched glim door.
3-car garage and wide dock for large Yacht.
231 Via Lido Sood
$2,350,000
673-3777
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·OPEN SUNDAY -38 CANYON ISLAND
' NEWPORT BEACH -TERRJFIC BUY
3 bedroom, 2.5 bath with great golf ~ourse
' views. Call me for your personal ihowmg or
come by Stmday_ and view.
1J.D. CALLAGHAN $289,000
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· EASTSIDE JUST LISTED I 4 bedrooms, 2 bath on a very large wt. Skylights -
, Pass through garage and R V. Access.
! DIANA CAPPEL $289,000
UCICONDO I
1 New carpet, pdint, smooth ceilings. 2 bedroom, I
! J car garage. Re.frig .. washer & ilryer included. :
: Vacant and easy to su. I
jJOAN BURKE $139,900 I
; UPDATED AND UPGRADED! I
!I Singk sto~ great curb appeaL. over 2200 sq. ft. 4
1
bdnn., 1.75 bath. new kitchen. new r,&o, new
plumbing & eke., new yards, 13.000 Iq. . lot.
i PATRICK KNAPP $ 59,000 !
i I i HAVE LOT -WANT CONDO! !
I Trade small house on 25.000 +square foot lot in\
SFV for condo in Irvine. · ;
MAXINE GOLDEN $118,0001
LET'S TRADE
Owners may trade this outstanding custom
home on extra large wt fiaturing_reat views of
the ocean, bay anii city lights. 4 barm., 4.5
bath, 4 fireplaces. Huge family room with bar.
Oversized spa + sauna + many more
amenitieI ...
BILL & DONNA WEBSTER $1,125,000
I LOWEST PRICED 3 BEDROOM
Home in Costa Mesa.' Handyman sp_ecia/.'
'Needs carpet and paint. Large wt. Covered
patio. RV Access.
JACK GIFFORD $147,000
EMERALD BAY -OCEANSIDE OF PCH
~Jk to beach from this special 3 bedroom, 2 bath
classic beach house, or build your dream home; CaU.
Now!
BILL DOLBY $880,000
EXPAND YOUR VIEW!
Night ligh_ts, ocean and Newport Harbor art at your
feii! 3 &droom, 3 bath newer home with hi£h ceilings_. MAxlNE GOLDEN $499,950
EASTSIOE COSTA MESA
New listing -Priced to Se/JJ!
Great 3 bdrm., 2.5 baih TH High vau/ud ceilingr
-OJ>n! .lfaoc;!un -new paint anil carpet. Selkr
saJS "SiU''. 1-800-515-2005, coiJe #4086
RITA WADE $179,000
OCEANFRONT FORECLOSURE
6 Owinfront forrdonm unin on 2 112 Ion jwt rrui1Jcta $75.000.
All 2 btarooms, 2 blllhrooms. JO cllT parlrint. Xlnt tummn-lwintn
rmtals. °"' 760-5000 art. 130 Robert Mi.I.liken/Kathleen Mc Namee $1,425,000 (Fumi&hed)
HARBOR VIEW .
Lowly 4 btdroom, 3 bath nl'W/y rr-bui/J. Nl'W doon and
wintkws, ntw lri1cht11 anJ lo11tly baclryard with iaubo. A must
Srt'!
C11ll 760-5000 ext. 123
E'lynoe Allen $649,000
COME HOME TO BAYCREST -REDUCED TO SEll!
Ttrri/ic 1111lut fa,. a 4 bdrm. pool homt in a grtat
11tit'1borhooa. Fmhly painud i111t,.ior, Berber cal"pt'u.
Fruuh "'1on, family and din int rooms with Bay wintlcws.
'4'ft "1t with rhiUJ safe pool.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5. 1750 SKYLARK, NEWPORT BEACH
C.J/ 760-5000at. 120
$459,000
PANORAMIC VIEWS •ABOVE TH£ HARBOR"
just ~dU«d iJ this Europun-Slyk ta.mi tommuriity_ homt with 3
bearooms!Offict and 3 baths. &qui.silt dnmratir mh11ncrtl with
Frrnch lim'1tont, bwlt pinitt, /11UJC finis/Jn, llNi curwti
banintn. Must St/I -boutht 11notht-r. °"' 7(i(}. $000 art. l ll
Dclial>dpdo U7S,OOO
An lntern•tlonal Compan.Y
• 760-5~
UGUNA Bf.ACH
Almost compuud 5 btJroom + 5.5 b11~hr. Jt!tliit'!"""'"",
homt with J car ~a;ait. O~t11n 11nti n11h1 lit.h.'-"""'·. V11#/JtJ
ceilinp ""'"Y t!JCClll11f tht111ls! 2 ''""'' 111'ftffltUI to III.
Bill Dolby
NEWUSTING
Gaud communil] with pool anti spa. Form" motkl! 2
btdroom + dm ,. 3 {u/{ l111th1 + two car iaraK"· Owntr
rtlocatint . Washt'r/Dryer indutha.
°"' 760-5000 e::a. ll2
Diana Prosser $237,500
GORGEOUS REMODEL
3 b~droom, 2 bath with fllmtf}"/ ,..,,,. .,,4 ,,.11,-hk /irt/Mct. •
Grtat ntithborhood anti pro rssit1n11/ly lllnt/l(•ptJ U.'ft J•rl.
Ntiu to Ntwport Htithrs. II for your pmo1111/ showi"t•
Robyn AJlaa-Sean
An International Company
760-5000
CUFFHAVEN REMODEL PLUS INCOME!
F•buk"1.J ktbrx>m. 3 IMth fomil] room. Tot41 mruN/e/ with a 2
IHJroom. I b•th •pdrln'Wlt ,,g 011 OM kw/!
OPEN SUNDAY 1-S. 1401 CUFF DR. NEWPORT BF.A.CH
714-760-5()()() at. lJ I
$S09,000
. CJI l-MJ0.51f>.200S c.M 15005
Mark Aduich 1369,000
A RARE FIND
OtnJn-Shorn. 6 b«iTHm. 5 ba"1 hoTM with sqNtrrtU pat hom~
arul vinu of the b.clt "4J. Owr 12,600 SI/· ft. lot. Gorrrous!!
CJ/ 760-5000 al. 136
$899,000
OPPORTUNllY++
If!"" hllw IHm Wllili"tfor t~ prowrbifl/ pod Mill. this is ii! 4 b~tinx>m, 3 IMth, 3000+ SI/· /i .• fabuio"1 Bay Vinv 11rul too many
ammitin to mmtion, just foll out of nm1111. Thi' se/kr has moved
11n4 tJN home is INWlnt! ~/Int wou/4 liltt 11 fast aav144 offerint
pri11t1u fi1111Mins, hifhly ""'tivautl.'
(714) 760-5000 Ol'L 109
$420,000
NEW ON MARKET su,;r' Im/room. pool homt with chi/4 111/nJ ftncG Nnu ;,, '95 -
ro0f. l""'tt Joor. b11uisr11pt, p4int in.suu .nJ out • much morr!!
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CJ/ 760-5000 al. 176
Ma.rkJaquea
MESA VERDE BARGAIN!!
6-""1.lNH option O.K. with S/600.00 mo. ITlll (pbu option S)
n tins Mt111 Vtr!U PooVSJM ' ktlroom. 2 IMlh pw 1 ka.room,
I "'11" ho.m. Mow in toN/ition.
$311,000 CJ/ 760-SOOO or. 130
Robert MWil&aa/Kadt.leca McNamee
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your life!
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
417 CABRILW - COSTA MESA
Darlin_g 3 bedroom with hardwood Roon! Highly dmrrWk mm borrlmng Nnut><»t! ~/Jn trrznskmd! Priced fiJr imTMdiau sale!
ROBIN TENCfl $319,000
GATED COMMUNllY
Presti . MS &lanm HiJ/ H01N. VteWS Vtt'Uli limt & . B~ bedroom, 2.5 bath, dmllibrwy. 2 firq,iam.
silARON SWANSON $450,000
MARVEWUS 4 BR HOME!
Upgr/Ukd ltitchm and upgr_/Ukd I Y. bmh! La~ dining area. Brick fireplace. Private'
bac ard wiih patio.
JA GIFFORD $154,900 l
BEST BELCOURT I
This graciotlS custom estate was built with the
u/timau attention to detail and beauty. 1
Accmt.s of marble and gr;_ani~ complimmts-the '
decor. 4 "bdnn,. library. ]ami/y room, spacious
ganu room, wme cellar, gym and a 4 car
ga_rage.__ _
FSIHERYANK $1,395,000
GATED COMMUNilY IN CDM
~acious 2 bedroom, 2 bath loaued in I
J.asmine Creelt. Formal dining, dm with wet bm: a'f' 2 large patios! Brand new c4rpet and:
rn'·RODGERS . $374,900
·OCEANFRONT LOT!
Build your d"a"! home! E_'!io:i. gorge'?us
Sunsets and crasht'}g waves! Walk to ,J>t;.er.
shops and your favorite restaurants! just ,
reduced! -... DIANA PROSSFJl $550,000 I
MF.SA VERDE DUPLEX
Pride of 0W11U1hip neighborhood 3 bdrm., 2
bath a"nd 2 bdrm., 2 bath property is in
exce/.knt condition. Quiet location 2 doors
ft.om parlt. Attached aiid mc/oseti garage. Each
has own Pti~~Yj~~ct for owner. JACKIE HAND $265,000
3000 + SQ. FT. OF LUXURY
Westcliff &st! 4 bearoo"'? 3 baths with family
room. Perftct/y rmwtleka in 1992! Super + rrar
iard_tbith g1U5bo and spa.
RAE RODGERS $599,900 •
-CORONA DEL MAR
&autifa/ Tudor T11W11home! 3 bet/room, 3.5
bath complmly mnotkktl.. Feels /i!te a house. 1
bedroom, 1 bath downstairs. Shows /i!te a mot/el
ROBYN ALLEN-SEARS $359,000
REDUCED!·
PARK AVENUE WITH A VIEW
2 bet/room, 2.5 IHlth gauti townho'fM for the
dismminatinK._ Gram1e marbk and so~histicaud. T;aJJ today.
SOUTH COUNTY, NEWPORT BEACH -~::._=HU=G=H=SW=~=SO=N====$=S3:9:;,ooo:::!.J 23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 180, N~rt Beach, CA 92660
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Newport Bch 760-5000 x126
SIZE L7iT9300 SF+ •••
Newport Hdghtsf Beautiful 3 bdnn w/1 lXfuii Apt over garage.
Built new in 19871
$549,000
TED CO
Located in the private community of Jasmine Fonnal Dining, Den w/Wet
Bar & 2 Large Patios!! 28 Shoal, CDM
$374,900
CREATE THE BEST BUYIN .•• NEWPORT ~I 3 bdnns, View Deck, Upgraded Thru-0ut! Granite & Map eid ~en:
1379,000
UfE INWXJ/JrY
3<XX> +sq. ft. of living area. 4 bdrms, 3 batlu,
famUy room. Perfectly remodded ln 1992. Superb
rar yard w/pabo & spa.
OVer 17 ~ears ~rienct !Jilong tlie Coast
'BroR!r 'J{pwtf to 'R..f,!?rl~1fa({oj 'Jaw
760-50()0 xl31 ·
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Oyq $,QOO..,.,., frdl .
Exceptional custom built 48R with stunning views of the Back Bay and dty lights .. Fabulous Ooor
plan w/huge upstairS Bonus and Game Room m FOR A KING! Courtyard pool plus rear yard spa.
. GATED ENTRY/3 car garage.
IJ,250,000
fJeganl, but cozy 4BR w/pool & French doon
galore! Bring us an offer!
172$,000
Cllfflunm
3BR/JBA +limily room ju« remodeled w/new
l.'Verythlng plus a ZBr/IBA apartment for l'xtra
Income.
1401 CLIFF DRIVE
Rnlllttd to 1499,0001
NCM~ Newer giant 4 Bi executive, 2-story
w/elegant custom pool & spa. plus fa.mlly
room, Ubrary + OOWltJy ldtchm.
U.14,.0
DqrffmEmtsfM
3BR, w/hardwood floors, French doors, etc.
8ontm Newport beac:hl Must Sfe!
417CABRJUO
'319,000
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HiahJv upgraded 3 BR, 2.5 BA with lols <i m.uble
& fiardwood floors. Decorated in neutral colors. • $639,IXX)
Neu lll.'W 5 BR. 5 BA a>ntcmpora.ry est.tc. Private
office, gym ' Mlle cellar. liadf possiblt. $2,300,IXX)
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Daily Pilot Real Estate • Novembft'· 2, J 996
Bob & Dovie Koop
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Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr.
Call the Koop team!
760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580
Builder close out, buy the model!
EASTSIDE FIXER
East side Costa Mesa
Two bn.nd new high quality homes. Nearly
2,000 square feet. thac are 3 bedroom, plm
a den (which CCJU1d be a 4th bedroom) 2.5
baths. Available options: Centnl vac:uum.
ceiling fam Prices include: Alum system,
gowmc:t kitchcna, Oak cabineta, tile countas,
fin:placa, &kyligh\I. The model ii beautiful,
with hardwood floors, pl~ carpeting and a
fuq>lacein bach the living and dining roomL
PnJm $236,500
Bob Koo , Sr. or Jr.
BALBOA PENINSULA
Cu1tom duplexl
Just 8 yean oldf
Liije 3 bod. 2 belh
and & 2 bed 2 ~th
units with tile Ooaa
custom kitchens,
Berber carpc:l. Uy·
light. large muter
mile with • ioman
tub and a walk-in
clo.et. sun deck & a
4carguagc.
$525,000 Bob Koop, Sr. or Ji,
·we ·.
Want
your
Listing
PRICE REDUCTION!
Hurry this one won't last!
Large 2,587 square foot family home with lou «
upgrades, S bedrooms, 2.S baths, hardwood & tile
noon. air ccinditicning. large ya.rd. pool & ape
Si?e,888 Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr.
COSTA MESA nxur
c ....... a.2 Loa
Primolocation. Thiahculeneedl net Quid
tree lined .ueec. i.p comer lot.
Larae R-2 Lot, ASSUMABLE SlG,511
FIRST T.D. Exildn& home oa an exsn
luge R-2 lac, plic:e indncb plant for twO
~ t.ownbames. Sdlcr madvatedl $170,000 Bob Koop, Sr. or Jri 1159 K Sr. or r.
NEWPORT BEACH
760-5000 .
Ext.128
1 8:30 a .m., 'Budget/Finance meeting
1 O a.m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview
MLS Book delivery
5 8:45 a.m., Affiliate Committee meeting
Election Day
6 8:45 a .m., GPA Committee meeting
9 a .m. ·noon, Agency ·
1 -4 p.m., Ethics
2 -5 p.m., Internet Class
7 1 O a .m. -3 p.m .. LA Cellular Sign Ups at
Association office
2 -4 p.m .. COMPASS Beginner class
8 10 a .m. • 2'-p.m .. Brotmrs-Prevlew-
11 9 a .m .. MLS Committee meeting
Veterans Day
12 2 -4 p.m .. Take the Mystery out of Buying a Computer
13 9 a.m .. Grievance Committee meeting
2 -5 p.m., COMPASS Advance c lass
15 10 a.m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview
18 8:30 a.m .. Orientation/Induction
20 8:30 a.m., "1996 Election Ananlysts• by Pete Mitchell,
CAR political analyst at the Balboa Bay Club -General
membership meeting
21 8:30 a.m .. Board of Directors
9 -11 a .m., COMPASS Beginner class
2 -5 p.m., Internet c lass
22 10 a.m. • 2 p .m .. Brokers Preview
27
28
9:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m., Seminar, Trust Deeds, Foreclosure
and Bankruptcy, taught by attorney Bert Cook
' Thanksgiving · Association office closed Nov. 28 ond 29
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Daily Pilo< Real Estace • Nm ember 2, 199'
RoNFELsor
Presents ..•
Classic-contemporary
Harbor Ridge Estate ...
Magnificently · appointed 4 Bedroom, 4 .5 Bath Custom
Contemporary. Extensive use· of . marble floors, granite
counters, bleached oak cabinets and gourmet state of the art
kitchen. Other quality features include custom lighting, large
master suite with ex~rcise room, gorgeous paneled den, hug~
walk-ln closets and many quality wood and glass built-um.
Lush rear yard with pool, spa and waterfall. Also included is
air conditioning. securicy system and Ocean. catalina and City
Light views. This is the ultimate in Luxury Living!
· Kitchen Designs
• Bia~ Granite C""'1teTS • Large Commercial Vfling oven
• Ga.ggnerw ConV«tfon Oven • ~'O GarlJa# Oisposals •/am-Air /Jarb«~
• Bunn i+tumu • Sub ZO'O Rf/hgcrator • Bleadled Htod Cabinets
Living Area
• Gotgee«S Marble FIOOrif!g T'hroughout • Walk-in Wine G~t With J /umidor
• Tlvin Zcnt:d Air Conduloniflg System •Custom lig/llif!g
• l~Wd And GICISS Built -ms • Paneled Formal lihrury • T'hrtf' Car Ga~
Master Suite
• facuz~ Tltb • Steam Sholl'er • Afarblt' Counters
• t::J.erctse Suite • S11t111,g Art·a mth Fireplace
Back Yard
• Large Pool Spa And Waterfall • Lush Londscaptilg
• Built m Barb«ue AnJ Entmammmt Ami
Originally Qffered at .$1, 89-5, 000-
Now Reduced to $1, 650, ooo
RONFELSOT
714·760·5000 EX'.I'. 101 OFFICE
Oceanside of PCH in Emerald Bay Located in the private
'beach community of Emerald Bay is this classic three bedroom, two bath cottage.
1be home was one of the original homes in Emerald Bay. The home has classic
hardwood floors that add to the cottage feel and is j ust a short stroll to the beach of
Emerald Bay.
Should one choose to develop the property th6 building eovel~ is quite large.
The building requiremenu are determined by the Emerald Bay community
assoc.iadon CCR's and Orange County. 1be tract the home ia in allows for up to 30
feet in height. Offered at $880,000.
For...,..,,.,.,_.,., coll BiD Dolby of RE/MAX Sordlt CofUllJ tll(7U) 494-
74'/J.
SOUTH COUNlY I NEWPORT BEAC H
23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 180
Newport Beach, california 92660
• ~ Wil50fl gets a ride to the polls from Delio Delgado, chouffer. Also assisting
in getting out the~ are (from left): Chris Hansen, Dusty Harris and Robin Tench
RE/MAX to give ~ lift -to
voters on election day
of a particular political party. RFJMAX Newport Beach agents to
chauffeur voters to the polls agent Delia Delgado immediately • -
"Get the Vote Out!" This is the slogan
on election day for the RE/MAX agents
in Newpc>r! Bach. They will be
focusing on dlOle lbal aeed
transportation such u the elderly and
infirmed •
When asked whether they bad to be
~
responded, "It doesn't matter, we just
want to do our part for their right to
vote ...
An6ther ~ agent, Robin
Tench, said (tongue in cheek}, "We have'-
been known to get lost, however."
U10• UM~,., or bow
of ........ tlttd llMI, fiN RE/MAX• c.u., (114) 760-JOtlO.
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'Your Quide lo !he !Jines/ Y!rop'e'rf,1-;s
in cSoulhern California; . . •.
DovER SµoRES • $1,250,000
Custom S b~room home with ocean, city light and
uppfrf bay view11, dining and family rooms, den,
11eparate mtUter lfuite , pool, spa, gardens.
IRVINE TERRACE • $1,()95,000
Panoramic views of the bay, ocean, Catalina, parlr
and city lighu /rom this romantic charmer on the
/ront row of Irvine Te,.,.ace. Great opportunity!
&UKM ISLAND • $ J, 09$,000
Rare on the market in prime south bay/,-ont
location. Sunny comer 4 b~room houae
plu11 2 bedroom apt. over doubla garage .
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HARBOR RIDGE • $1,999.000
5 b~rooma, 5.5 batha, English Tudor estate, ~
infinite ocllOn and bay views, apt. with
kitchenette and living room, pool, apa.
Sweeping comer utate on on entfre luJ/ block,
includes a very Iorgo 5 ~room hOUlfe witJ. /;/,,.ory,
family room, tri,,k garage and huh gardens.
100.(XJO
5 bedroom11, 5.5 bath11, OIHlr 5,000 sq ft home,
duign~ by Newport 8ll0ch arr:h;fectura/ /;rm of
Dobbia/Scli/ey, Jia,JioooJ floors, cwdom molding
N6'fPOl(T PENmstJu • $1,~000
Apartment buikfing at the &zocJ., .-ven 1 &/
Unns and two 2 "'1 units U);U, great ~I pool,
patioa, .J,,vator, ga~ and .xtra parking,
2 &ulrooms, 3 batl.11, .tunning and emotional
cunom raid.nee, luxurious and private, large
walk·in cloaet, pool, 11pa, gazebo, waterfalls.
YIU.A 'BAT.M>A • $190,000
Specious airy condo with 2 ~ fireplace IC deck in great location
· Joann Lent• 631-1.00
B.MTsmB Con'A MESA • $198,500 a bd, 2.5 ba ~ 2 car garage, big kitchen ~
Donald. Pfaff • 6"-9060
LAGUNA NIGUEL • $24-9,000 . '
Immaculate beautifully D}aintained & lushly landscaped 3 bd hm.
Jimmie Jones• 631-1400
, WEST NBWPOllT • $269,000 1;
PlftC rr ocean views from this 25 'x95" f*Cd, dupkx oc single family
' • ,. • Marcia & Robert Bcnta • 644-9060
BAsTslDB ffmGH"tS • l_429_,DOO -
Two homes on one large lot. 2/2 bd & 1/1.5 ba, dose to beach
Renee West • 644-9060
NB'WPOu's 28m sTllEBT • ~19,ooo
Near new & gorgeous 2 bd condo on the bay, high ceilings
Mary Lou Kiebler • 631-1400
CoaoNA DBL MAil • $559,000
Triplex, One 3 bd, 2.5 b~ perfect for owner, 2 bd/1.5 ba unit
Sharon McKinnon• 631-1400
CollONA DBL MAit • $595,000
Remodeled and highly decorated, 2 bd view home.
Lisa Adam • 644-9060
&\YSHOllS • $639,000
a bd, 3 ba, incredible value, shows light and bright, garden patio
Carol Mock • 644-9060
Mm. PENINSULA• $795,000
The Ebcll aub with 4 lou on the boulevard. 120x70ft. Mary Ann Nethercutt• 631-1400
HAuoll BmGB • $1,275,000
3 bd, 3.S ba, remarkable quality and taste, lar"F comer l~ ocean views
David Pri.occ. 6"-9060
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I o.,ily Pilot R.ea1 ~ • No...~ 2; 1996
$175,000 LA CUESTA VILLA
2BR. 2BA, 3-ycar-old condo, just a mile to the beach. A-bsolutcly immaculate 3BR., 2BA home. Completely
liourmct kitchen, ceramic tile cnrry, light and bri ght remodeled & landscaped. Freshly painted. New carpet,
thro ughout. l ·car garage, pool & spa. Immaculate. upgraded fixtures. l mile to beach. #19DEL
#83ATL
$79,900
Oean upper lBR, lBA unit in great location overlooking
the pool. Vaulted ceilings. Close to shopping . Own
garage. Fountain Valley. # l 7BRO
SUPER H.B. LOCATION $208,500 POPULAR. " TRACT 79 000
Well maintained 3BR, l.758A 14Dutchhaven" Home. Perfect 10! Huge 4Bil, 3BA with funily rOQm. 1 fin:·
Steps ro parks & school. Pride of ownership neighbor· places. New roof. Tri-lcvd home. Upgraded. Great neigh·
hood. Inside tract location. #ISBEL borhood.Occan breezes. #16CHA . 16502 CHilLBYVIIJ.B, H.B.
COLDWELL BANKER
COSTA M E SA I HUNTiNGTON BEACH
7 14.66.8.9333 I 714.846.9094
http:/ /www.cofdwellbanker.com
GllBAT VALUB SM,000 · BACK TO NATUll Sll9.00t <>l'l\:ll<H\I \.\ILRl),\Y Huntmgton Bca.:h ShoreditT SS+. lmm~-ulate 3BR. 1.75BA mohilc
home Almost new carpel New paint, dubhome, pool•, spas. lk•ch dose.
#20BEA
Ne.stied in a p;ut·lik:c ICtling! Bcautitl.tl lll.l.SIA 2:90')' ...._
with 2·= anachcd garage. Cozy lirq>Uc.c, ll(lll'aCia ~·\a}'. pantc. #205.E.A COSTA MESA
3323 Marvland
Jim fl.:tahaft)·
1657 Iowa
()dpha O~wald
3320 Maryland Circle
Delpha Oswald
3435 FuschiJ
Elsa Hoyt
HUNTINGTON BEACH
8641 Adanra 55+
Eileen Anderson
1-4
$225,000
1·4
$204,000
1·4
$219,900
1·4
$274,500
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COSTAMBSA
1891 Orange 'C' 12·4
Bonnie Turner $235,000
2263 Heritage 1-4
Delpha Oswald S239,000
1805 Hummingbird 1·4
Pac Davis 5364,900
NEWPORT BEACH
1325 Sussex Ln. 1-4
Jcslic Mahoney S498,000
HUNTINGTON BEACH
6032 Panorama 1·4
1U1! ¥ah.affy S314,900
• 1S771' Bctfat
Donna Rudolph
16502 Charkyvilk Jean Rkhman
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lllUAJl OAXS TOWNHOMB $102,500
('lc•n & Quiet 3BR. 281\ urstairs unit in great area. Fireplace in hV>ng
room. Newer .. omplcx. Wa<hcr & lxyu indudcd. # IOBRI
• HUNT BEACH.SS+ $112,000
I...ttht & 8nsht Newpon MoJel. 28R, 1.7581\ Hunringmn J,.nJnurk o .. ean Breezes, pools, spas, tennis, greenbelts & mott. #898JS
Glll!AT STAllTBll HOMll $129 900
Gre.11 lmlc <tuter home 111 Santa Ana on !>order of~ntain Valk)'. 38R nn huge lot Well m•mtameJ & priccJ to sell. # 11 HAR
SAN MICHEL TOWNHOMJ! $139,900
2 mstr ~uttt>. 2.5BA. l·<tor~l w/2 car atm•hcJ garage t..glu & hright
with v•ul1cd «ihng.1 & slt)ilj!,Jll'S. GarcJ .ommunity, pool & '!'•· Ccntnl •tr. Mud1 more' #60SAN
BBST BUY $139,900
Ou•mt 3RR house "1th 2-.-ar g:arattt in great area of Garden Grm'l'.
ll>,700+ l<>t Newer root: Firepla.:e, new arpc:t. F=h p•in1. #87H EW
1U WNBD LOT $149,887
Spa,·uKJ.< 3RR. 28A home -.i1h 1>pen beamed 'c1hngi. Master BR & BA
.adeJ. Strua1ed on dcq> R2 2ooeJ lot. Room to hu11J af\Ofhcr
u1111/houJC' Call now! lll9POM I .
GIU!.AT SINGLE STOllY $1 59,500
Su ...... r dean 3BR., I.SBA home in Anaheim. Ponnal dining & enn large
f.imily room. Huge private yard. Good area. 1120WIL
FAMILY Nl!IGHBOlt.HOOD $159,900 '
R.-k uo market! Lovely 3BR home on huge lot oo grca1 strcn! CklllC to
parks & s.:huol•. l ·car an-~ch<d garage. #20CON
RAM.BUNG RANCH $169,000 '
Ranch styk 3BR. 2BA on huge com« lot with RV ac<es..' Cul-Jc-sa.:
kxation. ~e yarJ, 2·car garage, iruidc laundry. Wcmninstcr. #13SPR.
P.iMB HUNTINGTON IBACH l.OCAl'JON $169,900 2.llR. 28A. only 7 years old. Vaulted ceiling, mirrored wanlrobC$, views o( ocean, Caralin,t, mountam• and cic;y lie)lta. Complc11 tnrurn pool, tpa.,
clubhouse. #31UK \
STYIJSH TOWNROM.B $179,600
Beautiful 38~ 2.SBA rownhoutc wjb~ Rar patio, vaulted ceilings, llllt'blc floon.. llKhr & briJdlt, whittWlllhed kit cabs: 2-car anachcd gangc. Super Eamid'c IOcation. f24~
THEJJ!'S NO PLACE Ulll HOM.B $215,000 r Lovely 4BR l.7SBA home. ExpanciCd & ~ tlvu·out. F.in\ily roum, vaulted ccifings. 2 cUltom 6rcpla.:CJ. Bri(l drive. cul-<k·JX.
#13HAL
PAJUtSlDB RSTATl!S $2191900
Sharp 3BR.. l.75BA executive hUIM in pmti~ area of Fountain
VaUcy. Bridt courtyard. NC">"-cr carpet, frah paint. ~uccd. #l6MOU
llG CANYON ~19 000 On BiK Canyon Golf Courtc! Hu~ lB 2JiA with funnal dining. &
brcakf.Ut noOk. Fittpb«. Ead unit. Pods 1fW & grcenbcln. '60SEA
• IWJllLTOf .llOMB $219,000 ' · Like 'ncW! lkaudful 3BR, 2.SB.\: 1·"°'"Y BrutT·wp home with 1WC101T1e ~. ·Vfllltcd cc.ilinp, Frt1Kh door1, latsc-IJIQUlln't. kitchen. 2-ar
nt:a1:0.Cd pr. IJOSF.A
PACIJIJC I.ANCIC .IBAtnT 1229,llOO
Bautiful 3BR, 2.SBA lri·ln-cl "Capri" Model. PorriW ·dining & livillg
room h~vc fireplace, bonus-room & den, too! Comm pOol &spU.
#l9POM
ON TH1! -BEACH $259,000
REDUCED TIIOUSANDS! 3BR, 2BA com<r unit wlch awnome vkws ot' Cat.Wm, Laguna, Dana roim &Newport Harbor cntran«. Gated
commuQic;y. !'riced ~ last Nk. #600CI!
6-PLB .>16MO .
REDUCED THOUSANDS! Wei nulntained In gtt1t -of
HOiiywood. 28R. h<lU9C + 4 ll J. + alltl llftia on hutit ~ '°'· J cnck>scd garages with ample ,.,tias. OWNEJ. alOTIVATl!D!ll UJNEW
~ OCIAN ~ lll .. 90I Buch closc with ovet 2190 a.t of ~ Widl bmJ dl.atll&·~
mom, ckn, dual tircpla.:c. Spa..., webs. C-PQ011'1' ...
#60rAN
BASTSIDB LUXUl.t D'1PUll .....
Specious & beautiful. &.ch unit lute J ~ lllllel -~ llOO 91t.tl nch. Abo may be sold Kplln~ly • tondoi. lw ~ cw both. Walk to 'frianglc Squvc. N~ paint lmidt and OUf. l!llPllL
PIUCBD TO SllL ·~
REDUCED S2MOO!U .kmodtlcd 381. 31A eu.~111 home on
10,000+ 11. lot. Wllitc SCJ'.UIRICt kiuhm wtdl Island. docn lcadift9 ro i*t·likt letting. Piriplace in kitchm It IMna room. # asus
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SPECTACULAR . .
MEDITERRAN.EAN ESTATE
• Spectacular 180° views, the best views
co~pared to any lot in Pelican Crest
• S Bedrooms. 9.5 Bathrooms
• -4 Fireplaces, Two 2-Car Garages
• Large lot approx. 27,000 sq. ft. i.n Irvine Cove
• Private Beach and Tennis Courts
• Association dues approx. I 12 of Pelican Hill
~~~~~~~JI • No Mello Roos Taxes
IN EXCLUSIVE IRVINE COVE
135 IRVINE COVE CREST
OFFERED AT $4,800,000
985 BAYSIDE Covl • $799 ,000
3 bd, 2.25 ba, single level, newly remqdeled home with a
great view, attached gar31e. Crown moldings, new kitchen
with granite countertops. Would make a great investment.
• Exclusive guard-gated. private community
of Irvine Cove • • A New Home Designed by Brion Jeanette
• Fantastic Ocean Views from Library/Study.
• Luxurious Master Bedroom Suite
• · Home Theatre and State-of-the.-art
Communications System
• 3-story Oversize Elevator
• Extra Large Gourmet K!tthen
• Elegant Pool and Spa
• Barbecue and Outdoor Entertainment Areas
1755 ~MK AVIMM • $995,000
3 bd, 2.5 ba, unusual QppC>rtUnity, ocean view on OYer
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(714) 644.-9060 Ext. 147
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COLDWELL BANKER WELCOMES
CAROL ALLIS.ON
SENIOR ACCOUNT ExECUTIVE
6 44-9070 EXT 126
Carol Allison is a long time residen.t of Newporl
Beach having lived in Big Canyon, Spyglass ,Hill,
Harbor View Hills, Harbor View
Homes and Corona del Mar. "It
seems like I've lived in much of
Newport Beach,• says Carol. When
you've lived in a community for
more than 30 years, yo~ get to know
it very well indeed. She calJs
Newport "one oi the ~ost beautiful
places of th e world in which to live,"
and, "that first-hand knowledg~ is
very helpful. to my teal estate
clients.ft
Carol Allison began serving clients
about 14 years ago, and since the mid-
80's has been a multi-million dollar producer,
earning liigh professional ranking.
MThe support offered at Coldwell Banker is
invaluable," quotes Carol, "and allows me to con-
centrate solely on my clients." Carol has devel-
oped a specialty in high-end properties, focusing
in Big Canyon, where she hu successfully repre-
sented many buyers and sellers. She lauds Uus
gated community for its central location (within
walking distance of Newport Center's financial
services, sh opping and restaurants), the unusually
large lots, extensive open spaces and
tourname?t-level go\£ courses.
Carol prides herself on providing
eHective, energetic service. "I'm
there for all my clients all of the
time," she says, adding tbat "many of
them become friends." Being honcsl
and sincere is extremely import<ml,
and goes a long way in this business.
"I represent my clients with the
highest quali ty real estate service
and they are eager to refer their
friends to me." "I do not send as
assistant. I'm never too busy:
Educated and graduated from the American
Institute for Foreign Trade with the h opes of
becoming a diplomat, and a graduate of. the
U niversity of Arizona., 'Carol sfays •busy enough"
when not serving her clients. As an active mem-
ber of H oag Hospital support groups, the Balboa
Bay Club and having been a member of -the Big
Canyon Country Club, Carol thoroughly enjoys a
game of tennis or golf when time permits.
BIG CANYON
PROPERTIES LISTED AND SOLL
BY CAROL ALLISON .
• 22 IMmess Lane ~ted Seier • I Cwrtn Point • 21 Rue Cannes P.epresenced Sellef
P.epi all lted Seier
~lted Seller
Rep--·
Rep .. adSelw
• 8 Rue °*-' Royal
• , .. ""' Gnnd Ouc:al
• l~Sc.Ooud
• ) Rue St Ooud
• 16.&1e DaaU¥lle
• 'RueVllan
• 14Tomy Pines
• .. <:qon Fairway
• '4C.,.famr . ,eanrar....,
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• 1'4Tomyf!Ns ~Bu)w • l7~T,..
• 22 kayal St Geccie ,.. .. iced Seier • s Rue a-, 11.ayal
• 22 kayal St Geccie "·~ Surer • , .. ~ f*-1 (loc)
· • 81 kayal St Georp Repmented Seier • I Chetry His
• 81 Royal St Geotge ~epmenced 8u)w • 2 Rue GnindVah
• I Deerwood ~Seier • 9 G~ Lane
• I Deerwood ~ .,,_. • 9 Greenbriar Lw
• 17 kayal St Geotze ~ Seier • 8 Rue Owdy
• 20 Can)ion ~ RtpmalCld Seier • 22 ltei,.,.. Uni
• 20 Can)ion Fairway ~. • 22 ltemqe lane
• I 2 Rue Chantily Represerud Seier • 6 Cypreu Point
• 5 ~ Foot Represented Bu)w • IS Rue foouncalnbleu
• S Wlfl&'d Foot R~ Seller • IS Rue Founcalnbleu
• IS kwemess Lane Represented Seier
~Seller
R.-.ICld•
Replw!ICld Seier
Rep ... actw.r
,,. _dlld Seier'
Rlp!WllCld Seier'
11.epr...ad Seier
Represel1c.ct Seier
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PERRY TAUB
(714) 644-5833
http//www.coldwellbanker.com
"Why Settle. for Less?"
THINKING.OF SELLING~
Call me to maximize the market
exposure of your home.
Ct 996 Coldwell Banke< Corporation. An Equal Opportunity eomp.ny. Equal Housing Opportunity. Al OllloM lndepeodeuCly Owned and Operated.
WHINTHROP IN CAMBRIDGE COURT
Offued at $220,888
•' 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths • Sought after end unit
• New light carpeting • Vaulted ceilings
• 3 Sk:ylights, f amil'Y room • Private enclosed patio
• Cuide-sac area of Uniyersity Town Center
For more information, call:
GREGG MINOVX &
CHRis'iY LANGFORD
(714) 644-9060 Ext. 110 & 154
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630 liARBoR ISLAND DRIVE
Reduced to $1,900 ,000
• Custom con.temporary home • 4 bd +den, 4.5 ba
• Top of the line materials • Private pier and dock
• Open & spacious Jloorplan • An entertainer's delight!
For more infonnation, call:
]OHN CAMPBELL
(714) 644-9060 Ext. 121
DON&JOYCE
46 D RAKES B AY, SPYGLASS H ILL • $729,000
5 bd, 3 ha, two story, fantastic city light and
mountain views, lap pool. A Must See!
OLSON ·
"There's No Substitute
for Experience."
1-800-487-4931
1 SAN MARTIN, SPYGLASS HIU • $699,000
4 bd, 2.5 ha, estate-sired lot with large pool,
new french doors and windows.
B AYVIEW TERRACE • REDUCED TO $279,900
Great location! 2 bd, 2 oa, spacious
master suite with mirrored wardrobes.
Ol996 Coldwell Banker Corporalion. All Equal Oppoltunlty Complny. Equal Housing Oppottuntty. All Oflloes lndependem(y Owned and Operated.
For the oppcrumiry to purchase this fine home
please call ...
I Roy Freeinan ~
Bus 631 .. 1400 x260
Res 673-8324
Big Price R~duction!
BAYVIEW TERRACE
61 Shearwater
GaceJ, upgraded single family home. 2 Bcirrns, 2 Baths, A/C & fireplace. Private
hack yarJ is large with lawn and trees. Community pool & spa.
$285,000
Townhome with many upgrades This two story
townhome with loft, two bedrooms and two and one-half baths is offered at
$149.000.
Highly upgraded throughout, the home features Berber carpel, skylights, new
fottures, fresh paint and new window coverings. There is a dramatic entry with
vaulted ceilings, a fireplace in the spacious living room and both bedrooms are
extra large.
This unit features a large private rear yard and is located in a small quiet complex
located near Eastside Costa Mesa.
For more infonnalion, call Donna Rudolph of Coldwell Banker Costa M110 aJ
(714) 668-9333. Coldwell Bank~r homes can be found on the lnllnNt aJ
http://www.coldwellbanUr.coa
We wouJd like your comments,
questions or suggestiou for IDllUia.l you
would like to see in the Daily Pilot Real
Estate section. publisbed every Saturday.
If you are interelled ia advertising in
our publication, coot.8ct Illes
representatives Kip Hincock at (7 J 4)
574-4247 or Janet Vmograd at (714)
574-4248. Their fax number is (714)
631-6594.
Ught and bright townhome This immaculate two story
townhome in the popular San Michel is offered at $139,900. ·
Features include two spacious master suites, two and one-half balhs and vaulted
ceilings. There is a wood-burning fireplace in the living room. a:s well as custom
shelving. There is fresh paint and upgraded carpetUig, along with many upgrades
throughout.
· niis ligJit and bright unit also has ccraral air, a security system and a two car
attached garage. Smaller gated complex with community pool and spa.
For.,,.. he/Ol'Jlfldion, coll Pill O'Tool4 DtwU of Colllt.-D &utUr Costa Me111 Ill
(714) 6'8-9333 or (714) 545-3650. Yo• ea ollo TN£1t Colllwftl &u.Ur 01t tlN
f n#nalt"' "'9':1/www.~llN•br.eoa
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Cie.lt stred to SIJed loc. Huge M8R downstrs.
2 ve1'J lg Ba &. deck upslTS. So pado .... $SJl,OOO
UDOISll
Con"&e on OYent.ze lot ldeAI h>f remodel or
new home. Gren~ loadon ........ S4SJ.SOO
CO&ONA D£L MA.I
Look at this pt1c:e for 481t 38A c.ondol C:.th all.
fplc. formal OR. I~ IBA down ............ $)68,500
COllONA DU MA.a
Vla<>Nn bsuly bit .. '80's. 38l. Sk)1ts. l (pies.
lg. dn rm. Sp.lcb.as I Bit. ..,c ....... -.. -..... $6)9,000
CORONA D£L MA.I
So. ol hwy. In lush atttng. 3M 2BA. Din. rm.
w/fr dn to lg bale f'1m rm/ofc Mei. ..... $J9S,OOO
COllONA DU. MAil
F•buloos south ol hwy loc. w/ocn v~. 381t
28A remod kJt, frml DR. French Drs .• -... $719,000
CORONA DU. MAil
OTMNdc &. ne.v·new w/381t suites. Gorgeous kJt. w/Sublero. root cleck. 2-ar gar ............... $520,000
CORONA DU MA.a
SS0,000 below .ny 3BR.. In CdM. Z·stol)'
wtttl suite down. 3 8"lc.. fplc. ............ $289,900
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Met1-o Realty celebrcites five
years of success
Company's
success
includes
mortgage
division
Darrell Pash
owner/broker of
Metro Realty, is
proud lo announce the
company's fifth
anniversary. Metro
will celebrate with a Dorrell Posh
fest ive gathering on
Thur .. Nov. 7, from 5:30 -7:30 p.m.
There will be food. refreshments and live
entertainment.
"I am very proud to be celebrating our
fifth anniversary and I personally thank
my sales staff for their hard work and
dedication to Metro's success," Pash said.
Over the past few years Metro has not
only gained spectacular growth, but has
positioned itself as the second largest
independent brokerage firm in the
Newport Beach area. This also includes a
dynamic mortgag;,Aivision, Metro
Mortgage. Vice president Ed Graves has
more than 12 years of experience in the
banking industry. He has added a higher
level of service lo clientele and to Metro's
team of sales professionals.
"With incorporating the mortgage
r division it has allowed Metro to
She's dosed more than two
transactions per month
increase sales and to provide clients
with immediate answers to their
mortgage needs," Pash said.
According to Graves, the clients are
the reason for the division's success.
"Although the market has been
somewhat of a s truggle over the past
few years, it has also presented buyers
with some of the greatest opportunities
in years. Especially for those first time
buyers who thought they would never
get a chance of reaching out for their
dreams of owning a home, are now
living in one," Graves said.
Metro Really is al 5 Corporau Plavi,
Newport Beach, (714) 729-1072.
Metro Mortgage is locaUd within the
office of Metro Really aJ 5 Corporate
Plavi, Newport Beach, (714) 729-1072.
Oceanfront estate excepfior!.ally designed U>cited in
one of the most desirable private communities on the Southern California Cout is this
gated oceanfront estate in the heart of Laguna Beach. Experience breathtaking ocean
views from every room. This 6,300 square foot home, designed and built of exceptional
quality, has four bedrooms, plus exercise room or fifth bedroom and five and one-half
baths. An abundance oflW. and stainless steel railings have been used to accent the
interior design.
Features include a state-of-the-art sc:curity system, den, library, fully equipped
kitchen, recreation room "with kitchenette, intercom system, dual air conditioning, wine
cellar, spa. sauna in the master bath, elevator, direct ~s to the beach, boat room
storage and private off shore boat mooring. Offeced al $3,899,000.
For mon informllllon, call Mid., RIU'dbrt Ill (714) 123-0940 °' ~
Moon al (714) 830-5173. Fred Sands Newporl Propenus, 1100 Newport C•lf#r Dr.,
Su. 110, N~ BM£1s.
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Daily PUoc Rnl Elate • Nowmber 2, 1996
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MOORE HOME
SPECm-AlfST,-~
COASTAL PROPERTIES
Buy one or all of <he lots <•r buy one and the
<fcvcloper will build you :o custom home to suite
ynur needs. $4Q5,000 -$595,000
Custom homesite with exceptional
ocean, harbor and city lights views. This
lot is over 1/2 acre and is ready for devel-
opment. Plans are included with an
acceptable offer. Bon't delay this is a
great deal!
PRICED TO SELL AT $6SO,OOO
Luruna Beach Oceanfront "~~nita", ont of tht most dtsirablt
fJ!ivate communities on the Southern Cali-
fornia Coast. The gated Oceanfront Ertate
is located in the heart of Lagtma Beach.
~erience the breathtaking ocean views
fi-o11t every row1.' This 6,300+ square fOot
home, designed and built of exceptional
qualiry, his (Our bedro<mzs, plus txercise
room (coullbe a fifth bedroom) a7~d fjve
and one-half batbS. An abundance of teak
and.stainless steel railings has been tzsed to
accent the interior design.
Sonu of the many tttras incliuk:
• State-of-the-art security system
• Den
• Library
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Recreation room with kitchenette
• Intercom System
• High Tech electronics
• Dual air conditioning
• \Vine cellar
• Spa
• Sauna in the master bath
• Elevator
• Direct access to sandy beach
• Boat room storage
• Private offshore boat mooring!!!
Offered at $3,899,000
Oversize comer lot in one o Newpon's most
desired famil)' neighborhoods. Owner bas
purchased another and is cnrcmdy motivated to
Sell. MAKE 0 000
Call Chris Because You Deserve · Moore!
MOKI'GAGE NEWPORI' BFACH (714) "4-8121 llOO Newport C.m lk., Saitc llOA
Newpwt B11cla, CA 92'60
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Daily Pil0t ll"1 Escue • Novcro~r 2, 1996
Grubb & Ellis announces
top agents year to date
Kent McNaughton remains
in the lead
Kent McNaughton continues to
dominate the position as top producer for
the Newport Beach office of Grubb &
Ems Residential Real Estate Services. The
top 20 agents were announced by Ron
Mazzano. vice president and district
•. manager.
Success and awards are no stranger to
McNaughton, with his natural aptitude
flld marketing skills. He has consistently
been a top producer of the Newport Beach
office of Grubb & Ellis and was
successful with his previous company.
'There is no substitute for expertise -
luxury estates require special marketing.
negotiating and financial expenditures of
the agent," McNaughton said.
McNaughton prides himself on setting
the standards for selling luxury estates in
Newport Beach and throughout Orange
County. Since joining the Newport Beach
office, he has continued to market
properties in all price ranges, although he
is best known for his excellence in high-
end transactions. His work ethic, real
estate knowledy and ability to relate to
his clients' needs are keys to his success.
Other honorees are: Sally Shipley. Gary
Hesselgesser, Pam Ball. Anne Hoover.
Stephanie Houghton. Linda Oeth. Lois
Kent Mc.Naughton
Jacobs, James Weisenbach, Barbara Aune,
Mali Gulledge, Ted Jarvis, Suzanne ·
Shuler, Ann Peters, Gisela Burmeister, Jo
Ann Kenton, Bob Coluccio, Claudette
Blanchard, Carol AJlison. Laraine Shaw
and Eric Shaw.
"Whether buying or selling real estate,
our agents will ensure that the transaction
is structured to your best advantage. They
will provide you with the most current
information on financing, marketing and
any pertinent changes in reaJ estate law.
Their knowledge of these areas is
continually enhanced by personal research
as well as through Grubb & Ellis' training
programs," Mazzaho said.
Agents may be 1W1Clrell al Grubb cl
Ellis Reritknliill Real Estale Services, 23
C'"'P"rale Plaza, SU. 190, Newport
Beach, (714) 644-6200.
Stunning St. Laurent Recently listed in Newport Ridge is this
Cherbourg model. which is St. Laurent's largest plan and includes four bedrooms and
three baths. The master suite has a luxurious master bath with dual china sinks. built in
vanity and walk-in closets. There is a ft.rst floor bedroom and bath. The property has
been professionally landscaped with flagstone and offers a private courtyard entry and
.in-ground spa.
Other amenities include central air, interior laundry, French doors to private rear
yard. double-sided familyniving room fireplace with glass door, gas log light and
precast surrounds, designer light fixtures and prewiring for all essential systems needed
to run life smoothly and efficiently.
This ,m>perty awaits its qew family and is ready to move-in today. Offered at
$515,000.
FtW 1110N biforrltlltWn, C4ll A.1111, Ted Mii S.V.1111~ of G"'bb & EUU R11Ul•"""1
Reol EllllU Sn'Ykn Ill (71') 6'4-6100.
. ·'
• Award Ylinning team
believes in a 'iob Ylell done
Grubb & Ellis ag~ts Laraine
and Eric Shaw combine their
knowledge and expertise
Laraine and Eric Shaw. top producing
agents with Grubb & Ellis Residential Real
Estate Services, have parlayed their
advanced buSiness and communication
skills into extremely successful real estate
careers. With more
than two and a half
decades of
collective~
csta.tc expertise,
the.Shaws have
studied every
madct trend and
are highly qualified
to effectively
counsel their
clients.
'1'hey possess
superior skills in
and knowledge of
the intricacies of
real estate, and Eric and Loraine Shaw
they really Jove what they do," said Ron
Mazz.ano, vice president and district
manager.
Formed in 1990, the award-winning
mother and son P.8J1ncrship between
Laraine and Eric Shaw, has earned the two
an impeccable reputation throughout
f
Newport Beacb.~Laraine, who has been in
real estate since 1977, and her.son Eric, a
graduate of the University of Southern
California Business School and a keen
market analyst. are well-known for their
innovative sales strategics and high energy
approach.
"Negotiation skill, perseverance,
accessibility and integrity arc the keys to
our success," Eric said. "Communication
with our clients is the cornerstone of our
business
philosophy."
In addition. the
Shaws rely upon
the latest
computer
technology to
broaden their
communications
~andbccomc
accessible at all
hours to their
buyers and sellers.
It is ~ incredible
focus and
commitment of
the Shaw team
which distinguishes them as agents in the
top one percent who enjoy a job well done.
To nacla LtuwbN IUUI Eric Slulw, call
tlu Newport Beocla offke of Grubb &
Ellb Relilkllllal Real E1ta1e Semees at
(11') 6'4-6200.
Custom home in Belcourt Nel>tled in the prestigious, guard-gated
Belcourt area of Newport Beach. this beautiful home il> iJeal for gracious living.
Privy to rare ocean and city light vistas, the noorplan consists of five spacious
bedrooms, four and one-half baths and a family room with wet bar.
Special features of the custom decor :ncludc an elegant marble entry, circular
staircase, French doors hardwood floors, cathedral ccihngs and custom shutters. The
state-of-the-art ki~ersJenn-Air and Sub-Zero appliances, center island and a
dining bay. lq addition, this home bu a built-in safe, central vacuum and security and
intercom syStcms. The furnishings are negotiable.
Surrounded by manicured lawns and lush tropk11I l.lliage, the architecture blends red
tile, brick and a lovely porthole window. This home .tlso boasts a four car .....,e.
Price4 at $1,695,000 and the seller is open to a trade. '
Pol' rrt0n ilVonJtllliott, C4ll B.U. Panch frtHlf Ou Nnt1p0tf JJMela td/k• of On»
& EUU R•ritloUild RMl &MU Surkn .i (114) U4 a.. . .
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Point Located just steps from the ocean and bay at the quiet end of the peninsula in
Newport Beach. this three bedroom plus family room features a-light, bright and open
floor plan. There are two bedrooms downstairs and a master bedroom and family room
upstairs. It was remodeled and updated in 1989 with French doors and windows,
volume ceilings and new kitchen and baths. The home is freshly painted and the buyer
can select new carpet. The downstairs patio features its own fireplace. The upstairs
balcony has a great view of Newport Center/Fashion Island.
'The Peninsula Point Association amenities include private bay. beach and boat
launching facilities for boats up to 18 f cet. A wine and chccsc party for old and new
members is held each year at one of the bayfront homes. Children's parties and a chili
cook-off in September are amon,g the other events in this community.
The home has terrific curb appeal and this is an' excellent time to make your move to
the beach. Offered at $499,500. .
For more Utfonnalion, call Jill Andrus al (714) 644-1600. Coast Newport
Properths is localed at 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach.
Ocean and Catalina Island views This home is located in
the rediscovered beach community of Corona Highlands. There are captivating views of
the Pacific from the kitchen and living room as well as sit down views from the den/
sunroom. This home embodies the coastal California lifestyle with its wannth and
brightness. This home was remodeled a few years ago and is in move-in condition,
ready to be enjoyed. 'The beautifully designed front entry gate opens onto an ex:pan ive
courtyard tiled with Mexican pavers and provides space for entertaining a couple of
close friends or for a party. The home f eaturcs four bedrooms, two and one-half baths.
bleached hardwood floon, new carpet and sandblasted. whitewashed open beam
ceilings. Lar;ge expanses of glass frame the mesmerizing ocean views. The home still
bas the potential for further ex~sion with several alternatives and is situated with.in
sight of the Pelican Hill Golf Course. Beach access and Olde Corona del Mar are just a
stfort .wa,lk. Offered at $539.000.
For...,. "4/of 111tiM, ctUl M"'1 BU.11 or Bob W1"°1'% tit (114) 6"-1600. Coat
N~ ~, 4 Cim PlilrJI, 5". 260, Newport B.cla.
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Ten acre estate, SBO, pool. tennis court, helo pad. 516
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view. Must see!! $5.200.000
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This magnificently expanded Versallle Plllf\ has been
remod & modified to perfection. Fabulous courtyard
entry, beaut patio w/pool, spa & cabana. Tremendous
use of marble. 6BO, 6.SBA. $1,195.000
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Contemporary hm w/ocean & canyon views. 580, SBA.
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beach level. Call today for more details. $1,195,000
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Spa, remodeled home in pristine condition. Perfect for
couple. mo.-
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landscaped lot. It boasts a gourmet's kit w/prof range, 2
fplc's & a lrg bonus rm. ...._,.,1
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w/lots of leaded glass, circular staircase & elevator.
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4BA, 2 main fir BO, rm for expansion. Creative financ·
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Villa Point
$209,900
lDIAl lOCAllON
5 minutes to school. Best locotlon
In H.V. homes. Phase 2.
Reduced to $699,000
8 minute walk to Fashion Island.
Secure locotton~Ex lsltely finished! Presttg~ hood.
$849,
New baths. kitchen. pool. spa.
Greot landscape. Lots ot value
here at: $519 ,000
Best Fomlty Area.
Entry level home at: $409.CXX>
'Also Lease at: $2000. mo.
BECllON
8 years new. Aowtess. exqulstte
core. Enormous Nvlng room.
Ent~ner' s delight.
$795,000
B!gCanyon
S219,000
Oceanfront
$875,000
Villa Point
SI 75,000
Villa Point
$219,000
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2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath. D~atic Floor Plan. Attached garage
with inside access. Walle to beach.
$199,000!
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1707 E. Bay Ave.
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
7BR Sat/Sun 1-5 $3,950,000 20 Hillsborough, Hrbr Hill · 5BR
Sandy Mittman/Prudential
729-7271
2042 Miramar
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
JBR Sun 1-4 $849,000 231 Vea Udo Soud 3BR
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
506 "I" Street
Cannery Village Realty
673-3777
3BR Sat/Sun 1-5 $1,100,000 3ooi Oiff Drive 4BR
Knowleton Realty
Jill Wiese
646-3605
NEWPORT BEACH 642-1168
11 Rue Fontain Bleau 2BR +den Sat 1-4 $560,000
Metro Realty
S Hillsborough-Hrbr Hill 381 +
$1,149,000 or $4700mo. lease
Joan Mather
673-8967
Sandy Mittman-Prudential
729-7271
1354 E. Oceanfront SBR Sat/Sun 1-4 $1,095,000 644-1096
Cannery Village Realty
Vince Mayell
673-3777
A.-.. of Octob« 31, 1 IM KEY LENDERS AND RATES
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TYPE PHONE RATE DWN "') IN A.P.R.
Abacus Financial Group A (714) 375--6666 7.375% 5 2.500 14 7.670
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American Savings Bank S (800) 562-6272 7.625% 20 2.125 30 7.884
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Bank of America B (800) 642-2244 7.625% 20 1.750 45 7.~ 5.500% 20 1.000
California Federal Bank S (800) 225-3337 7.825% 20 2.250 "5 7.898 3.875% 20 1.000
Chase Manhattan K (800) 900-6082 7.500% 20 2.375 30 7.784 4.375% 20 2.250
Coast Federal Ban« S (800) 300-5629 7.800% 20 2.000 10 8.049 2.950% 25 1.000
Detrick Mortgage Group A (714)759-9692 7.375% 5 2.125 12 7.630 3.850% 20 1.000
Downey Savings s (800) 338-9639 7.500% 20 2.500 30 7.797 2.950'% 20 0.250
Emery Financial A (714) 729-9200 7.500% 5 1.625 12 7.704 3.950% 20 2.250
Fidelity Federal Bank S (800) 232·2309 7.750% 5 1.875 10 7.984 3.950'% ro 1.375
First Federal Bank of CA S (800) 872-4332 7.500% 20 2.375 30 7.784 2.950% 20 1.250
Fleet Mortgage K (800) 700-5850 7.500% 20 2.500 30 7.797 5.825% 20 ·1.625
Glendale Federal Bank S (800) 580-8000 7.825% 5 2.250 45 7.898 2.950% 10 1.000
Great Western Bank B (800) 492-7587 7.850% 20 2.000 30 7.898 3.950% 20 1.000
Home Saving. s (800) ~1 7.500% 10 2.250 30 7.771 3.950% 20 1.000
Irvine Lending & Investments R (714) 21e-2410 7.875% 10 1.250 15 8.044 3.875% 20 0.000
NationaBanc Mtg. Corp. K (800) -.0001 7.500% 20 2.000 30 7.744 4.125% 20, 2.500
Newport Coaat Financial A (800) 808-5826 7.375% 5 2.375 10 7.657 3.950% 20 1.125
Oceanvlew Financial A (714) 851-e355 7.825% 5 1.315 15 7.804 8.875% 10 1.250
ProFed Mortgage K (800) eee-3758· 7.825% 20 2.125 30 7.884 4.250% 20 1.000
TlC Financial Svea. A (800) 801 ·7300 7.825% 10 1.250 13 7.791 5.250% 5 1.500
Union Ban« of CA B (800) 453-1288 7.750% 20 1.750 30 7.971 4.875% 20 1.000
Weyertweueer Mtg. K (800) eesM747 7.750% 10 1.750 10 7.971 3.950% 20 1.250
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Golf Course Homes In Newport Center.
Welcome to the Age of ~implification. But simplifying your life doesn't mean
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means that its time to finally enjoy them. At Granville. In Newport Beach.
An exclusive, guard-gated neighborhood of sin~le level limited edition
condominium homes. Spectacular golf course views. Lush landscaping. Tranquil
surroundings. A luxuriously private, resort setting in the heart of _Newport Center
with Fashion Island just step? away, recreation and the coast nearby. Functional
floor plans all grandly spacious to display your passion for collectibles or to
accommodate visits from friends and family.
Granville. Extraordinary, secluded and private.
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FOR INFORMATION, CALL
714-640-8550
FROM THE MID $500,000'S
F""" Pocfji£ Coast Htift~ p Nof'dt °"
Ntwport Ca1ttr Drivt, tlteft first lefr Ill GrCDn'flle Drive.
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• • ceilings, Ir~ LR & kitchen Moster suite has sitting room & fireplace ..
Easy walk to town & beach. close !iJ ocean access & view or boy & city ~ hghlll No problem lo show!
• • MEL FUCH S
PAVILION REAL ESTATE g;=a'.5 ::Ji '7Ge E. BALBOA BLVD. !11 ~ BALBOA. CA HNI • ~
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SPYGLASS
HILL
Ocean~ Bay & Catalina View
You un almost see Braril from here!!!
1 year ago there were 22 homes for sale
rl~are
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homes for sale!!!!
Do we see a trend be.re?
Best Buy in Spyglass!!!!
• 4 hedrooms, 2 Y, ba1hJ
• Hu~ 19,900 ± oq. ft. lot
• Cui.tom pool & spa
$950,000!!!!
Open 1-fouse Sun. 1-5
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Judy Kolar• ~ .. 1212
Shea Realty
IAYCIEST
~ famityhclme,
5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, fifth be<toom is
seporote wlfull bMfl tor meid ex office,
filreplacc in living room & family room, comer
lot wllarge front & back yards. Gfem street in ~t.at~!
$495,000
Won't l.utl ~ -480, 38A ~ Fart11 380. 28.A. tf~ wmdtd
Dtsignu Ptrfttt. guard Jated .._ 111 dw .._, widi p-tl. a.elf Onlv
home wlF'f: oool ! ·~· Pn111e $219,900. P~ -_.,ta..~ lowioo. Unly $534.900 wfTtnna. Today! ...... ., .. __
l'RADmoNAL CAPE COD HOME -4 bedroans,
31 /1 l:::attB, 3 car ~ Rlilnal. Dinin::1 am Li virg R:xJn, 3
Fmplao:s, 14,0QOs:i. ft. lct:. Locaterl in gmat fanily
comm U'l:ity with J;:COl arrl tw:> ~.
For &:lle ~~
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733-«0I
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Bayfront with large dock
Rll:ouc1m To $1,349,000!!
1010 E. Bal boa Blvd. •'. ~ 3 hdrms., 2 fp's, 2 balconies. high :fl! re1lings. lrit LR & kitchen Mastl'r suite has sitting room & fireplace.
Easy walk to town & beach. c lose . :.tJi orean access & view of bay & crty :Jtli
·~ lights. No problem to show• ~
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PAVILION REAL ESTATE ~'5fj ~• • 700 E. BALBOA BLVD. ~· • BALBOA. CA 92Ml •
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SPYGLASS
HILL
Ocean, Bay & Catalina View
You can almost see Brazil from here!!!
1 year ago there were 22 homes for sale
in Spwlass
Today there are
$/()
homes for sale!!!!
Do we see a trend here?
Best Buy in Spyglass!!!!
• 4 1,.:Jro<ln\S, Z Y, baths
• Hui:e 19,900 ± i,q. (1. lot
• Cu~tom rool & spa
$950,000!!!!
Oren Hou:< Sun. 1-5
I j.JJe Cove
Judy Kolar • 640-1212
Shea Realty
IAYCREST
Wonderful family home,
5 bectooms, 3.5 baths, fifth bedoom is
separate w/full bath for m&td or office,
fireplace tn living room & f!lmtly room, comer
lot w!l.Yge front & beck yards. Great street 1n gr~ netghboihood!
$495,000
Won't lull wr~ '480, l8A l.tkt Fomi 380. 2SA. HiOIY andrd
Dnigntr Perftct, pnl iated i.-oa 1ht wMCr widi p¥i. a..d:f Onlv homt w/pvt, pool & ·~· Prime $279,900 fottcbutt . _., lut. c.11 lc>ca1ion. Only SS3'4. 900 wffe.rm&. Tod. I
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TRAomoNAL CAPE Coo HOME 4 bedroans,
31 I l::at:IB, 3 arr gange, Rmra1 Dini.qJ arrl Li virg lb:In, 3
Fin:places, 14,~.ft. lct:. U:x::at:Erl in gn:at fanily
c om m tni. ty with p:x>l ard tJ...o P300.
Far Sale ~ a...ier
$969 ,000
733-4401
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A SPECIAL OFFERING
of three level parce ls, each approximately 1/4 acre,
is now ~va ilable in the oceanfront estate .of
Smithcliffs in North Laguna Beach. The private,
gated enclave is within walking distance to Laguna's
most spectacular beaches. These lots represent a
commodity rarely found in Southern California.
Each site is offered at $599,000. Please call Lyleen
and Jeff Ewing for additional information.
NEWPORT RIDGE E STATES
Impre~sive estate of five bedrooms and four and
one half baths. Situated on the n ature park and
landscaped like a tropical island.
Reduced to $839,000
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506 VIA LIDO NORD, LIDO ISLE
New bayfront with private-dock-for over 50' yacht,
best Lido Isle location with panoramic views, expansive
waterfront terrace, bonus room perfect for wine cellar.
Offered at $2, 795,000
LYLEEN &
JEFF EWING
(714) 673--1980 ~ (800) 949-9471
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