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Home My WebLink About1999-10-30 - Orange Coast PilotSETBACK YOUR "CLOCKS )t's that time of year again. Remember to set your docks back pne hour '· et 2 a.m. Sunday for the end of bayllght Savings l1me. I ' SERVING lHE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 Kevlar for canines • Two Costa Mesa residents are trying to raise money to outfit police dogs with bullet-resistant vests. EuseGEE tat flit Although the mere men- tion of his name should be enough to stop a speeding bullet, even Nero is in need of a little protection. In this case, Nero isn't the notoriously cruel Roman emperor, he's a police dog in the K-9 unit of the Costa Mesa Police Department. 1\vo Costa Mesa resi- dents, Jana Herbert and Casey Donahue, are raising money to outfit Nero and Costa Mesa's other police dog, Bart, with bullet-resis- tant vests to protect them in the line of duty. They also hope to buy vests for six oth- er dogs in Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach. The two have already purchased a training vest for the police departments to use until they can raise the full $3,245 needed for all eight vests. Herbert and Donahue were inspired to start a local ·vest a Dog~ program after reading about a 10-year-old Oceanside girl's efforts in a magazine. The story conjured UJY painful personal memories for Donahue. At 5 years old, Donahue's overtrained Ger- SEE VEST PAGE A 12 SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Police dog Bear models his new bullet-resistant vest at the Fountain Valley Police Station Tuesday. BRIAN P08UDA I OMV PILOT Five Crown General Manager Michael Maley has heard many stories about his restaurant being haunted. Late-night sounds and voices have been reported many times over the years ln all of the dining-room areas. osts o the coast Au'< Corn.MAN Ocit flit oor creaks slowly open. ushed by an unseen and. A boat spnngs a mystenous leak and goes plunging beneath the dark waves. Late at night in an old the- ater, a faint melody seems to be echoing among the empty seats. At any other time of year, it would be easy to come up From boats that sink to restaurant guests who won't go away, Newport-Mesa has its share of things that go bump in the night. with a rational explanallon for such occurrences -a trick of physics, perhaps. or maybe an overactive imagmalton. But around Halloween, another more spooky explana- tion comes immediately to mind. Ghosts. They're haunting Newport- Mesa, phantoms of the past that will not be forgotten. At the Edwards Lido, a gor- geous but dilapidated old building with art-deco details and a crealong dumbwaiter, assistant mana~er Natasha Langer says she s more terri- tied by the spints that occupy the theater than by the movies that play on its screen. The narrow, dimly lit stair- case that leads up to Lido's projection room gives Langer the creeps, and the rqom tl$Pll isn't much more comfortj,ng. · The old reel-to-reel projection equipment is gathering dust up there, having gone unused for years. The walls are scrawled with odd bits of graf- SEE GHOSTS PAGE A 19 The pioneers Gnt·G RlSUNG The fortunate few and the dream seekers There are tho c who c personalities --- 1114 r.-.1 S.:1y ochools ------One might trunk there were hardly any peo- ple populating the undeveloped Newporl- Mesa ar a abbut 100 years ago. FortcNMys Mlllennkm Moment. names we teC0<J01Ze because they are stamped on landmarks or city treet . The McFadtl brothers -Jame and ... hie Al Robert -were the prom1· nent team who ran o hlj>pang busin at Newport Landing and built a This was true, yet th re were a few peopl willing to take a chance, some who had de p pockets and others pl dng together their dr~. wharf attempting to tUrn the area into an SEE 2000 MG! A11 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1999 Big Wms SAILORS The Newport H..-bor High Schoot football team clinched a share of the Sea View League title Friday by trouncing defending league c<><hampion Woodbridge, 28-0, before a homecoming aowd of 4,000. DON UAC~ I DAILY PILOT Newport's And.re Stewart. 2, runs through a Woodbridge block. The win improved the Sailors, ranked No. 3 in Orange County, to 7-0-1, 3-0 in league, with one league game remaining. It's the second league champi- onship since 1985 for Newport Harbor, which will attempt to win the title outright when it visits Aliso Niguel Nov. 12 to end the regular season. over intradistrict rival Estancia at Orange Coast College. CdM took advanta~e of five Eagle turnovers to wrn and give Estancia Its first PCL defeat. The Sea Kings improved to 2- 0 in the league and have a shot SEA KINGS Winless in six nonleague con- tests, Corona del Mar Hlgh's football has the inside traCk to the Pacific Coast League title after Friday night's 9-0 win · to wrap up at least a share of the lea9ue title with a wm over University on Friday night. For more on Friday's t\NO big games. see Sports. page Bf. FAVORITE HAUNTS Here's a few spooky places to spend your Halloween: COSTA MESA • South Coast Plaza, various stores handing out treats throughout the day •Orange COunty Mart<etplace at the Fairgrounds, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. •Freedom Homes canyon Part< Neighborhood Parade, 4 p.m., Oak Street and Republic Avenue • "Haunted" homes - around West- minster Avenue and Wilson Street; around 20th Street and Fullerton Avenue NEWPORT BEACH •Fashion Island, 3:30 to . 5 p.m. Informa- tion: (949) 721- 2000 ••Haunted" homes - along South Bayfront on Bal- boa Island Shake- 'Pffl'MD actress Medame Modjelka UWJCI In Newpot;t Belldldv· .... l .... flMOYOCCU 1'S't' OF COSTA W5A HISTCJll. CAlSOCllTV Groups can't turn the page on funding for library • And trustees say they have even more complamts about foundation. NOA~ Sc If\\ Al\TZ NEWPORT BEACH Library Founddtion members aid their issues with trustees an~ Just a d.ifter- ence over managing .financ , but the trustees said it' more than Jtist money. . But no one has been willing to explain the specifics. All trustees con- tacted Fnddy, except Chairman Jun Wood who IS out of town, Sclld there were other issues Wlth the foundation but declined to elab- orate "It's been gomg on for a number of years,• said Julie Ryan, vice chair- woman of the New- port Beach Library Board of lhlstees. . ·we really want them to sit down and want to clarity where the problems are and want to c;olve them.• Ryan said that nothing illegal had been done by the foun- dation. endowment fund. Also ifs Julie Ryan vke chair- woman of the New- port Beach Library Board of Trustees The problems between the two enbbes came to a boiling pomt when trustees sent the foundabon a force- fully worded letter thiS month tating that unlcs~ it r olved certam demand.it, the relationship betw n the two would be di.,sol\'ed In addi· tion, the 1 ttcr calls for a meeting wtth a prof ional facilitator by th end of next month The demand include re<lucing SEE LIBRARY PAGE A9 IN DATEBOO RISING STARS Costa Mesa's Kids Hollywood Connection searches locally for future child actors -... story., .. A1J INDEX QASSllDS _, ___ _.., I • ~ Sotutday. October 30, 1999 £ .. faith Doily Pilat aOllL Of ·Ill llOIY BUT EQUA L While they reRect IVIO very different takes on the Torah, temples Isaiah and Bat Yahm -on opposite sides of the back bay -serve the Jewish community of the NewpO~Mesa area -· ·Find ways to be family for others "A happy family is but an earlier heaven.• -John Bowring Recently, I heard two mothers say how much older and more mature their college freshmen seemed when they attended recent parents' weekends. Most universities have weekends designed for parental visits in the fall. Perhaps it's the ideal time, with leaves changing colors and weather not being too cold. I don't know why, but the col- lege our daughters attend doesn't have i,ts parents' weekend until February. I wasn't happy about that when my daughter, Kelly, was a freshman, but I ended up seeing some pluses for our family. For one thing, her college starts near the end of September as opposed to the middle of August, which is when so many others begin. Perhaps visiting in October would be too soon. Another benefit we've enjoyed for two years was the opportunity to get to know Kelly's fnends as well as their parents. By the tlrne February came around, her fnendstups were pretty well establ.Lshed. We had time alone with Kelly, but each year different fnends orgaruzed fun oubngs for the fa.nu.IJ.es to share The activtbes hdve ranged from for- mal attire and swing dancing, to very casual while rugging for mussels at the beach. I've e njoyed talking to people wilh diverse mterests and occupations, which mclude pastor, pilot and politi- oan. By the time last year's parents' weekend came around, we included our other daughte r, Amy. since we knew she would be attending the same school For us it was a fun family week- end. Amy spent the first night with Kel- ly m her soronty house. The second night both girls JOmed us m the hotel. We relaxed and talked and thoroughly enjoyed bemg together • Kelly echoed my feelings that rught when she saJd, ·It feels so good to be the four of us dgam. I love being with my family" Then Jon and Kelly need- ed to work on Kelly's bicycle, so Amy and I read Kelly looked over and saw me read- mg my Bible She srruled and said, ·1 love haVUlg a mom who I know is pray- ing for me: I do pray for my family every day and l know they pray for me. I don't know why God has blessed me so richly in this way, but I am very, very thankful. I also know that holidays can be difficult for those with no family or those with strained relationships. But I've learned from others that there are creattve ways to build special bonds Just the same. Last year two families served the Thanksgiving meal together at a local shelter • 1 felt more warmth m that room than l ever did at home,· one member said. Another fnend who lS a single moth- e r told me she and her son felt ngbt at home when they were invited to join another family last year. r "The woman had us come early to help cook. wtuch really made me feel like family,• she sa.id. ·And she isn't even one of my close friends. She is one -0f my clients I can't tell you how spe- cial that made me feel I want to do things like that for others, no matter What season it is.· Maybe we all need to 'look for ways to be family for someone else. And you can quote me on that. • ONDY ntANE CHRISTESON Is a Newport Beach resident who speaks frequently to par- ent.Ing groups. She can be reached via e-mail at dndyOonthegrow.com or through the mall at P.O. Box 6140-No. sos. Newport Beach 92658. AMY R. 51"1.JRGOON ~fib • bile hiding out during the Holocaust 50 ye8J'S ago, Newport Beach resi- dent Felix Van Beek prayed to God that his life should be spared. Van Beek then made a promise to God that if be survived he would create a ne w Jewish synagogue. Today, Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach reflects that promise. The small conservative congregation of 110 members is led by Rabbi David R0senberg, 47, of Costa Mesa, and meets regularly at the Har- bor Christian Church facility on Irvine Avenue. Across the bay in Newport Beach sits Temple Bat Yahm -the largest JeWish congregation in Orange County. The massive reform congrega- tion led by Rabbi Mark S. Miller, 52, is currently fund-raising for the temple's S5 million expan- sion project set to break ground in 2000. Togethe r, these two spiritual institutions serve the Newport-Mesa Jewish community, offering prayer, tradition, culture, music, educa- tion and a dose relationship with their rabbi - an important criteria for many Jewish people. The three main branches or Judaism are Orthodox, Conservative and Reform. Accord- ing to Rosenberg, Orthodox J ews believe all the information from the Thrah, the J ewish book of law, is a gift from God and must be followed. Conservative Jews believe the infor- mation is inspired by God and that humans have a certain amount of autonomy to inter- pret that information. And Reform Jews believe that many of the laws in the Torah are out of sync with the times, that the laws are tied to a more primitive world. ·we are very comfortable in a strong tradi- tional idea of Judaism, but don't subscribe to the ngidity of the Orthodoxy,• Rosenberg said. Both temples incorporate traditional Jewish rituals into religious services and holidays. For example, during services at both synagogues male congregants wear the kippa, or head covering, which is a small circular cap that one places on their head when entering the syna- gogue. The kippa serves as a reminder that man is not at the very top, that there is some- thing above him. Other Jewish traditions mclude food. At an C?rthodox temple food served or prepared on- Stte would have to be done so according to Kosher laws. Kosher laws, or keeping Kosher, means that a person follows the Rabbinic ordi- nances regarding dietary laws. There are 20 major Kosher laws, some of which include not eating milk and meat together, only eating fish that have scales and dunng the preparation of meals, only using plates that serve kosher foods. These laws regarding food were estab- lished ID early Rabbinic times. Temple Isaiah does keep Kosher, whereas Temple Bat Yahm does not. However, many Temple Bat Yahxn congregants do keep Kosher and the temple will accommodate those wishing to eat or pre- pare Kosher meals. Another ma1or aspect of Jewish tradition practiced at both temples is the type of lan- guage used dunng services. Conservative con- gregations, like Temple Isaiah, read in Engllsh and Hebrew. Temple Ba t Yahm also uses Hebrew and English during services. "There is a balance at Temple Bat Yahm, • said Sally Spiro, administrative assistant to Miller. "Services are very comfortable for clas- sic Reform Jewish people and those with a Conservative background.• Music plays an important role at both Tem- ples. Orthodox Jews do not allow the use of musical instruments or audio equipment in the sanctuary because it is a reminder that the Above, Rabbi Mark S. Miller heads up the largest Jewish congregation tn Orange County -Temple Bat Yahm In Newport Beach. The reform temple serves more than 670 families while across the bay, Temple Isaiah has about t 10 members. Rabbi Davtd Rosenberg, right, is head of the conserva- tive congregation, which follows strict laws of the Torah. Jewish people do not yet have their holy tem- ple ID Jerusalem. The onginal Temple was burned down by the Romans in 72 A.D ., Rosenberg said. Temple Isaiah does use musi- cal instruments occasionally, but not as a rule. Temple Bat Yahm uses musical instruments such as pianos or violins dunng services. Again, the freedom of choice is a major com- ponent of the Reform movement. Sprro said. Both Temples have cantors, the chief singer who serves as the representative of the con- gregation to God. Temple Bat Yahm's cantor is ordained. Temple Bat Yahm also has a 25-member adult choir that perfonns at festival obser- vances and a junior chol!. The size in membership at both temples varie$ greatly. Temple Bat Yahm serves more than 670 families while Temple Isaiah serves 110 members. But some people prefer the inti- macy granted at Temple Isaiah. "The best part about Temple Isaiah is the u;itimacy," said 76-year·old member Melvin Beitscber of Newport Beach. 111t is more of a family situation: Membership fees at both temples are based on the financial capability of a congregant. The set dues are up to $720 per year at Tem- ple Isaiah and $1150 per year at Temple Bat Yahµl. Both temples pnvately negotiate member- ship fees and no one is ever denied member- ship because of finances. Temple Bat Yabm also offers scholarships for those wishing to attend educational programs. Besides religious services, both temples offer religious school and adult education pro- grams. Temple Bat Yahm's preschool was the first in Orange County to be accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Looking to the future, Temple PLACES TO WORSHIP • El>fl'OR'S NOTE.: Places to WO/Sh p features brief descriptions of chlKch- es and temples in our community. They appear each week on a rotat- ing basis. United Church of Christ COMMUNrTY CHURCH, CONGREGATIONAL COmmUntty Olui'ch. Coogregatlon· al memben seefc to exPtfiinte God's presence and the teachings of Jesus Ovitt In their dally Ihle; to crNte a loving community ~t nurtures, cares for and respects ffd'I ~ and to extend their loVing m1n1stry in partl"le(Ship with others. The church emphaSlzes the freedom of each per· son to learn and grow in their O'M'l way. in obedience to the Holy spint. not to the pastor or a prescnbed aeed. The Worship rs a simple, trad1· tional, thoughtful and reverent ser· vice. The choir Is among the finest smalkhon:h c.holrs ln the area and places an emphasis on traditional music. Sonday services are held at 8:15 and 10 a.m. Child care is provid· ed for both ~. Suriday School . for chMdren through ~ slx meets 4lt 10 a.m. Bruce Van Blair is senior pastCM'. The church ls at 61 1 HeUot;=~Corona del Mar. For more ' call (949>644-7400. ·United Methodist CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Christ Church by the Sea ~ to provide a IOV1ng, nurturing environ· ment for praising God and meeting the spiritual nee0s of memben and friends, The church also operates a preschool, extended-are and tutor· Ing program year·round A tradition- al woMlp service ls held on Sunday at 10 a.m. Child care Is provided for both services. The Rev. Georae R Crisp Is senior pastor. The churcfl wn established In 1932 and ls at 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., N.wport Belch. For more church lnfonMtton, a1ll (949) 673-3805. For infotmltJon ~the Pfeschool, call (949) 673-3805. HEADERS HQTUME Of~ h«ein can be WEATHER AND SURF repoduced without Wfttten I*- VOL 93, NO. 254 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher 'J. TOHYDOOBO, Editor JENIRlt RAGLAND, Senior Oty EdltOf SJ.~ City Editor NANCf" OBVQ, FMtures EdttOf ROGa~ Sports Editor MARC MMTIN, Photo Editor AHntONY NOC, Ne'M£drtor IOSI J. SAN1'os. ~~nef nNG. CIMsified ~1$1ng LANA JOHNSON. Promot!Ons • PMMOO SHAH. Chief Flnandal Offlcl'r • • (949) 642--6086 Record your comments aboot the Daily Pilot or news tips. AQDRESS Our addra5 is 330 W Bay St., Costa Mtie, CA 92627. CORBECTJONS It Is the Piiot's policy to prompt· ly correct all «rors of subsi.nce. Please all (949) 574-4261. m The Newport~~ Dally Piiot (USPS.144-1()()) •rd>- ltshed Mond.ey throUgh Set\Jfdey. 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SKondlow ' ............. 10,05 p.moNU"-""HHOH>fff•Oo 1 Menllglng (dltof LOCAnoH SIZE Second high ........ wedge 3..t DhctOI' OJI rtloqr~ 2-41 p m ......... -............... .49 ~~ NeWport 46 Black~ 4-6 SenJor Editor, c,., o.tlk River Jetty 4-6 WATa etWlk-.OI ,.,.,_---. c.dM 3-4 TBJID.AW: 60 MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAl.Y Pl.OT • Isaiah hopes to acquire its own sanctuary one day. Van Beek is pleased with Isaiah, but said things can always be improved. Meanwhile, on the other side of the Back Bay Temple Bat Yahm congregants are work- ing feverishly to acquire funds needed for its campus expansion. New additions will indude eight dassrooms, a small chapel, outside amphitheater and meditation gardens. The temple has raised more than $2.5 µilllion. The philosophy of both temples is to strengthe n individuals, spiritually and educa- tionally. •w e hope to strengthen them and they strengthen us," Miller said of the role of a synagogue. "We hope to become partners in a large enterprise called Jewish continuity, or the perpetuating of Judaism from one genera- tion to the next: FAITH C A LENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS RE·MEMBERING GROUP Our Lady Queen of Angels Parish Center hosts the filth in its six- part series of talks for Catholics who feel spirt- tually homeless Sunday at 6:15 p.m. The Parish Center is at 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 548- 3844. SINS, VIRTUES, GIFTS The Rev. Brother John- Charles, vicar general of the general diocese of Australia in the Anglican Catholic Church, will speak at 7 p.m. Nov. 4 at St. Matthew's Anglican Catholic Ch urch, 1723 Westcliff Drive, New- port Beach. For more infonnation,call(949) 646-1152. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • • WHt aalcer Street: A cellular phone worth $36 was stolen from a business in the 600 block dunng the evening of Oct. 18 , • 9ristol StNet: About S 1,300 was stolen from a business In the 3000 block between Oct. 18 and 21. • ~ Street: A bicycle worth S 1 SO was stolen In the 3300 blOdc between 3:40 and 4.10 pm Oct 22. •...,,..,. """'*A fax mach ne {lnd sev.ral scuba Items wot:th $3,000 were ~tolen from • home In the 300 block dunng the evening of Oct. 23. • 5Unf'lower Aw: An 18 pack of Oeer worth S 11 was stolen from a stcxe at 9 45 pm Oct, 18. • NIWPOKT llACH • Olff DrlW: A cellular phone worth S250 wa1 stolen from •dac.ar '"'the 1800 block betwetn 10 am. end 3 p.m. rues-y . • w..t c:o.'t Highway. An tight·foot Inflatable raft worth S 1,000 w• Jtoltn from a buslne In the 2400 block M 9 30 a.m. Wtdnttdey. • ....,. w.ndl Ac:.llulat phont worth S 159 was stolen outside • buslntsa ~ the IYenlng of Oct. 22. • Mlrtne AWnue: A wallet and Its contents worth S 100 wwe Jt<>'en from I cat lf'I the 100 b6odc between 2 Ind 3 pm. Sunday. ......... .,..... ... botdll of""'"' wanh ·-.,. stolen frOm. home" .. 5200 block beei..., q. ~end 71. ' ~Protecting the beaches starts with us . . to elected officials of any party And we need to look at our- q.Jves and the littl things we can do and try to incorporate these things into our lives: MILLENNIUM MOMENT Doing good ;A couple of yea.rs ago •• ~ was asked what posed the greatest threat to the Amencan family. Without hesi- • tation, 1 replied, •pollubon. • It ! isn't just pollution's darkest side • ._ the decreased ability to : breathe or the incr<-ased pos. 1- ~ bility of getting sick from our saltv.·ater -that hod me con- cerned. It was the idea that families could not be where they needed to be most once they were out of their own home. •pollution/ I said, •will tkeep people away from places : like the beach. Once that hap- : pens, it 'is the begmn.i.ng of our •end." Our neighbors in Hunting- ton Beach are going through one of the worst tragedies to ; befall the county in recent memory. From the looks of it, the bacteria and sewage that has infected their coastline will make the bankruptcy look like a tea party . The cost of the cleanup is not the only problem, it's the 1act that this could signal the fateful beginning of the end of .. I "'!l!W~H~l~T~' ~S ..... U~P--r-? st eve smith our local lifestyle. The pollution, you see, will not stop at the HWltington Beach city line. Germs don't carry maps. As recently as last Aug 28, the Newport Beach City CoWl- cil, through Mayor O'Netl, lSSUed a water-testing report which showed that Newport waters were safe. The mayor's letter came one day after coun- ty workers indicated that the polluted Huntington water was headed to Newport. I have no indication that BAR 8 AllA 1 Newport Welters are not safe. The sky over the beaches of Newport is not falling. But the Huntington Beach scum must erve as a wake-up call for us ,to start living the clPa.n life. The problem in Huntington, . after a $1 ,2-milhon search found no source, is qwte likely fol.ks with the same bad habits as you and me, It's you and me and the small leak in the car we dnve. lt'1> you and me and the animal poop we don 't scoop. It's you and me and a thousand othei wayi; we use ourdramage sys-· tern as a trash can. Doug Farnham, 31, is a member of the steering com- mittee for the Newport Beach chapter of the Surfriders Fowi- ddtion. ln case you haven't heard, the Surfriders Founda:. bon 1s in its 16th year and is no longt::r a band of surfers trying to protect their spots. The Surfriders Foundation now has more than 25,000 members in 42 chapters world- wtde. In Newport, Farnham is the guy who chairs the ultra-suc- cessful "Test and Teach• pro- gram at Ne wport Harbor und Corona dPJ Mar high ~ools •ever 85% of ~ pollu- tion comes from urban runoff,· Farnham told me, .. And there isn't one specihc sowce. Jt comes from our streets and ow- driveways and our stonn drains directly to the ocean.• One of the gredtest effectc; of beach pollution for Newport Beach and Costa Mesa will be economic. DtSneyland may have put Orange CoWlty on the map, b4t our bedches have kept it there dS tOW1Sl<; flock to our beautllul shore:.. The beach closures in Hunbngton d1fec.ted businesses or all types dJld sizes and is sure to hdppen here, too, unless we are careful, It won't be hard to ruin our beaches. Newport has 2,000 storm drams that dump runoff mto the Wdter, many of which bring pollution from other cities. That's a lot of opportuni- ties to make beaches dirty. Farnham offerc.>d several ways for people to stop beach pollution "The 5urlnders Foundation 1s nonparttsan, so we encourage people to wnte Just Md B ·s Butb!r & Milk All.BARA There lS one more way. You can jom the thousands of Surfrid(?rs Foundation members who work to keep our beaches clean These people aren't the activist stylei you won't seem them chairung themselves to a buoy or forming a h uman blockade at a stonn drain. 1lris is an action group. Whether it's stenciling the •Drains to Beach" signs on our sewers or testing our waters, these are people who get things done. What they are domg benefits everyone and they deserve our support. As of this week. I am a Surfnders member. The Surfnders Foundation meets the second Tuesday of every month. November's meeting lS on the 9th at 7"p.m. dl the Oasis Senior Center-in Newport Beach. For more mfor- matidn, call Doug Farnham at (949) 632-6273. En1oy the beaches as you always have, but respect them, too • STEVE SMfTH is a Costa Mesa rest dent and freelance writer. He can be reached at (949) 642-6086 Of by e mail at dailypilotOlatimes.com beyond fin dining• Tio name f fans Pra~, wner of th Rit7, !"1'& synonymou for Ne - port-Mesa resident~ WJth fi dining. But Prager, who was named the Newport Harbor Arna ChambN of Commerce's Citizen of the Year 10 1988, has interests Hans Prager . that go !or beyond the culinary realm, Prager is the founder· of the Ritz brother,, an orgaru- zahon tt1<1t raises funds for local chclnties. He is also i.'nvoJved with the 552 Club 8t Hoag Memondl H~pital and the Rehabilitation Institutc:of Southern Caliiorrua. •' • MIUENNIUM MOMENT cele- brates the people who mad• a maJor contrtbutton to the New port Mesa commynity during U)ls century, CIDER AND SPICE .. , Mashed Potatoes Delicious & Wholesome (Motlaers ] Fresh Baked Breads 3 Seed Whole Wheat Bread ~intheNew &gland 'lradition OnJg flJJres w. 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M Saturday, October Jo, 1999 JRebuilding their abilities I · •• •Costa Mesa man has • 's$zted a program with iJ-tibitat for Humanity to lbU.ild homes by and for l~ople with disabilities . • ·! 1 EusEGa; ' I ; 1 COSTA MESA -Chet ,Cooper is intent on building jaWareness of issues facing 1p~ople with disabilities, even ·hf ft takes a hammer to do it. ' 1 Cooper, publisher of ABIL- 'lllY Magazme in Costa Mesa, ,h4s spearheaded a move- mimt along with Habitat for Humanity to build cus- tomized, low-income housing across the nation for people WJth disabililles. · , Volunteers broke ground .this month m Washington, .D.C., on the second ABILITY ihouse ever built in the nation. ;rbe homes are built by and :ror people with disabtlities. ,Cooper said he is eager to see rthe program expand and pos.-:si~ly come to Costa Mesa. ' "We're hoping to build 'h11ndreds of homes in the 'near future, H Cooper said. "~ight now we're buildmg •homes and dwareness." Cooper, who has Attention Deftctl Disorder and has fam- ily members with disabtlit1es, has spent the last 10 years publishing ABILITY Maga- zine, which focuses on issues of iinportance io people with dlsabilities. ln a casual con- versation with Habitat founder Millard Fuller, Coop- er pitched his 1dea of building low-income housing for and by people with disabilities. Andy Houghton, director of corporate relations for ABILI- TY Awareness, the nonprofit arm of the magazine, had the opportunity to wor)c on the first ABILITY house in Alabama. Houghton, who uses a wheelchair, said the project goes beyond just providing accessible housing for people with disabilities. •It's great to see it from the back perspective where peo- ple don't really realize what they've gained from ll," Charity #or Youth Sports & Education/ Maior league Baseball Camp Legendary Superstar RodCerew Lum skills tlught by professional baseball players from such Major Leagm Clubs u the: ~ Yankees, Angels, Padres ~ ~ Twins & Royals ~ Nov 26-28, Ages 8-14 IN·~~Y.! 3 days of Major League instruction $249 Ocean View H.S. in Huntington Beach Check out all the info at NaultyBaseball.com 562-493-4441 FmST CHURCH OF CHRIST.SCIENTIST 3303 VICI Udo, NowptXt Blia;h 673-1340 or 673-6150 Owrc::h 10am&5pn SUnday Scho6I 10 am • Saint Michael & All¥ ~ail£ ac PMifk view Corona dcl Mar • ~.) CJvr At,,_ II Iii iNlllt ChriJt Ji,, f11 Ill Ill .,r/n ""'' ,,, °""' .... _, liw fliJhfoI ... !~ Chnst:11111 U11a The Rdd Pcm D. Ha~ Rector SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Padllc View Dr .• Newpcat Beed\ • 644-2617 or 675-4661 Chwc:h lOam ~ Sdlool 10 am Wo4rmtJf a flll • I•~ 12 llCltl'I ·"*"' urJ. 111,_J. ""'-, ,, fwri-t •"' ~'"" ,. Wf'f1 ,,,,,. "'1 .. *' tJI,,,.. -r.s.iJnu 86:5 thou ltilldld °'lit otJtri' Cl.nVl)e ,,,,. a.di., OrW, Sdflii ....... M ct I • Houghton said. At the Birmingham work site, people with and without disabilities came together to work. Initially, people with dis- abilities were being bombard- ed with offers of help and over- attentiveness from others. "By the end of the five days, they're working with you and not even asking those questions," Houghton said. PHOTOS 8V BRIAN POBUOA I OAl.V Pit.OT Chet Cooper, above Jett. and AbWty Magazine staff member Andy Houghton, right. joined forces with Habitat For Humanity to create a program called AbWty House. The project also helps peo- ,ple with disabilities overcome their own attitudes toward their disabilities, Houghton said. Matthew Seals, a volun- teer at the Birmingham work site, was paralyzed from the waist down after being injured in an Alabama torna- do in 1998. Working on the ABILITY house this year was the first time Seals had attempted to work at his trade since his injury. Houghton said Seals spok,e about bow the experience changed his views on what he was able to accomplish. Breaking down attitude barriers such as these tran- scends into the work force and daily living, said Houghton. Cooper said at this point, !Lo ~oral & Gifts ,'1~'1att&~~~~~ 50% OFF Floral Arrangements •Wreaths • Topiaries • Cornucopias Custom Florals -·-Specialty Furniture -· - Hours: Mon-Fri IQ..6 • S:u 10-5 369 E. 17th St., 113 •Costa Mesa • (949) 646-6745 !Acn>• ,,,,_ Ralplitl "Open Arms and Open Minds" Worship 9:30 Jambortt & Elstblutr In Nnrpon Btacll 644 .. 1341 Newport Harbor Lutheran Church 781 Dower Dr. Newport 8eeoh Tradltlonal Lutheran Wonhlp s.ntoe with Hoty Communion ...,.r thf a .,., ~y 8choot thf. ""' CtW1eta.n ...... 1on .... A..-10.ao ... m COMMUNnY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL UNIT£0~~ To W.W. 11 eo c..: •en a. eo DO. 8Nce V11tt 8Wt1 Minister Wor~ SeMCe1 '8:00.m 9:00em ~ Ovdl SdlOOI '10:00em -~ SdlOCll "Olld Care PnMd9d 611 ~·· CGIOllldel. 7400 • • HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH .i (Dlsclplea of Christ) 2401 lrvlne Ave. at Sant• laabel Newport BHCh Sunday Wor1hl1t -1D:OOAM First Unittd Methodist Church of Cost.a Mesa 420 W~t 19th Street. C~ta Mesa Festival of WOl"\htp I O:OOam Richard L Ewing, Pastor Church School 9:00am & I 0: I Sam 949-548-7727 Costa Mesa MESA VIRDI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 Baker, C.M. Wonhlp & Church School 1 130 and 1 OtOO o .m. Or Richard 979·8234 NEWPORT C•Nnll UNrTID MITHOOIST CHURCH 160 I M.Jrguem~ lwe C0<oMdefM.v 644-0745 Worship at a OOAM & 1 o·OOAM Chddren Sunday School I O:OOAM Jr & Sr. High S:OOPM N EW THOUGHT CHURCH Srittiu uf Mind f,nill'f 'Suntliy Mt'lloUlllon 10 00 "llllm<>t !Al ( loth1111• R.-v Krn (i,..y Sunday Sctvi('(~ t 0:80 Sunday Sch<x.>l I O:!lO Nrt«hhc,.hOiJ(I (.i0fn1f111nlty Crnin, 1M5 Plll~ A\'t!, (.c!$1l! Mesa Wrd Huling~~ 1 O:!IO m, am Tu1Un Ave. (A)Q M~ I \\orlthop • I°'' I llOOfl l>or111tloo "M~r Nlncl" ('..all (949) 6*!199 for infonnatJon project locations are being driven by where ABILITY Awareness is able to get sponsorship, but that he would like to generate inter- est locally. #The ABILITY House pro- jects call attention to the fact that persons with disabilities · are often overlooked in terms of their energy, talents and skills, and can contribute to their communities,• Cooper said. JEFF & LYLEEN EWING PAYI NG MORE T H AN A PROPERTY'S A PPRA ISED VALUE What tf arc:wJ$2JlCCS force you ro pay mott for a property than the 1ppraised value? There is usually a ~ in the aa:Cpable m:uht v.alue fi>r :a~~ 'O prying~ not net'C5S:U'iJy be I ~ -are somewhat subjective, and two appraisals won't necessarily i-cgisttr the same value. Propcny values are usually in a mu= o( flux. making it more difficult to pinpouit a value when the: ma.rtet IS changing. Yesterday's values nuy be out-of~tc m tenJb of what buyers are ~ymg today for sinular properties. When values are on the rise, buycn. should not wony about paying a little more than the appniscd wlue because appreciation wtll probibfy make op the cWfercna.: in a short time. When values are slllblc or tn decline, buyers arc u.rually more sensitive to overpaying, ~by a small amount. It is not ahwys easy to 6nd a home that wts )''OUT particular needs and desires, 90 !here is ooc:hing wrong with paymg a little more than the appraised wluc "'hen you find the right. property, cspecially if you ~ been loOOng for a lo!'g time. h ~tees that you WOO t have ID mcwe again SQOl1. If you want to buy a home llnlj if it appruses for the purchase price, protect yourself by ~g this condition ;u a con~ency in the ~ COOU'Xl • and hope that this llCCC:plllble to 9Cllcr. Jeff and L}lecn have 27 <lOOSClCUtivc years of real estate expencnc:e an Newport Beach. They are Coldwell 8aokc:r's ll team. For professional service or advice with all your real estate needs c:alJ the Ewings at (949) 718-1514. A little construction online, too COSTA MESA -Hous- es aren't the only thing ABILITY Magazine is con- structing. The Costa Mesa-based magazine is ·collaborating with CareerMosaic, a lead- ing employment site on the Web, to create JobAccess -the first large-scale Internet site dedicated to the employment of people With disabilities. Chet Cooper, publisher of ABILITY Magazine, said although there are compa- nies that are actively recruiting people with dis- abilities, there hasn't been a central location for them •to look. At JobAccess, employ- ers will be able to browse for qualified job candidates and enter detailed search cnteria to find applicants with specific skills. Compa- nies abo can post job descriptions and contact information and also search the online resume bank. "No other career site has properly addressed the issue of hiring peqple with dis3bilitie:io, • said Bernard S. Hodes, president of Career Mosaic. •This alliance not only is a natur- aJ part ol our strategy to· connect employees with qualified applicants, it is the right thing to do." The Web site is at www.jobaccess.org. -Elise Gee Put a few word s to work for you . Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS ' ) Doily Pilot Saturday, October 30, 1999 M Greenlight hits halfway mark for initiative • About 3,000 more signatures needed to qua.lily ,measure for November 2000 ballot. that the initiative goes against the concept of a rep- resentative government. Canines vying for top-dog status I I Susm Mt"CoRMA I ) J>roponents of the Protect 1from Trame and Density Iru- tiative announced Fnday that .they have obtained more :than half the signatures .neeaed to get the measure on the November 2000 ballot. "The excitement about get- ting this initiative on the ballot is really contagious," said Susan Skinner Caustin, a vol- unteer circulating petitions. The initiative, if passed, !would require a majority vote .... lo allow major amendments to the city's genertil plan if proposed developments cre- ate more than 100 peak-hour car trips, add more than 100 dwelling units or add more than 40,000 square feet of floor area. City officials and develop- ers have been quiet about controversial proposed initia- tive. Opponents have said the initiative may block the development of larger, but beneficial. projects. Also, officials have complained But proponents, who make up the group Greenlight, argue that voters' voices in these projects are needed because development m the city is running amok. The propone nts have been collecting signatures since July. Out of about 7 ,500 required signatures, Skinner Caustin Sdid they have gath- ered about 4,500. The group must gather all the signa- tures by early December to qualify for the November 2000 ballot. • Local dogs to strut their stuH in fashion show. NEWPORT BEACH -Dl.s- satisfied with being left at home to guard the Halloween candy, it looks like dogs are finally getting their chance to dress up. About 100 dogs will com- pete for titles in such cale- .gories as best lingerie, best swimwear, best master/pet look-alikes and best formal wear at the Top Dog Fashion Show at the Newport Dunes Resort today . Muldoon's n eeds time to open capsule •Tue costumes run the gamut -bulldogs dressed as ballerinas, Cluhuahua m skin- diving suits and hound dogs dressed dS Raggedy Ann and Andy,• said orgaruzer Frank Groff. .- 1 ' ' ; I I • I. I •• • Case is buried deep in restaurant's bric;k walls, requiring an expert to remove it; anniversary celebration continues. NOAK! SofwAR17 opening until next month. ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH -In 1974, the Smyth brothers were so careful when they buried their time capsule in Muldoon's Irish Pub that now, 25 years later, no one can dig it out of the bnck wall. "We have to have it archi- tecturally done,• said Richard Kaplan, spokesman for Muldoon's. "We don't want to damage the build- ing's structural integrity." Organizers who planned the official opening of the 25- year-old time capsule, wluch will be witnessed by New- port Beach Mayor Dennis O'Neil, have postponed the Despite the setback, Mul- doon's will still celebrate it's 25-year anniversary with a perlormance by The Young Dubliners. •Tuey are the bad boys of Celtic rock,• Kaplan said. He added that the pub plans to open the capsule before the end of the year. L 3000 Sq. Ft. Showroom Offmnt Uniq1a D~signs To Enh11net Any D,cor. ChWlrm "" ~/com,. Custom Upholstery Quality Homt Furnishings Bali Imports Custom Window Trtatnunts HamJ-Pai11ttd umvas Murals ltali11n Imports H11nti Wrapped Sillt Florals & Trtts Custom BtdJ;,1g tf Tabk Linnu Fint Chitut & FIAtwart Custom Arta RutJ Atttssori'I H"""" Do"t!.s tf Graber Blinds Patio Furnit#rt .. 949 • Sl5 • 1825 WESTCLIFF PLAZA . 10# /,.,,;,,,Aw., N""}*'t &Mh, C4 ~266<J M""-SM 10.6 • ,s.,,. 12-5 ' FYI The Young Dub liners + WHEN: Today, Z p.m. + WHERE: Muldoon's Irish Pub, 202 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach + PHONE: (949) 640~ 4110 If not, since the brothers who built the bar have passed away, the secrets con- tained m the time capsule may remain with them for eternity. "We raise about $1,000 per year,• Groff sdid Money raised from the event will be dondterl to the Orange County Society for the Prevention ol Cruelty to Ani- mals and the Companion Pel Retreat. Pet Retredt 1s an organiza- tion that looks after animals whose owners are terminally ill and Cdil no longe r care for their pets The fee to reg1Ster d pet is $7 per category. MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ALSO ON OUR MENU: "FISH TACOS" TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMELITTE • Cock1011s Phone Aneod for Food To Go TOP IOI flSllOI .SIOW Fonner .. Top Dog" champion Chanel poses for the camera after being named overall winner in New- port Beach Resort's Annual "Top Dog" fashion show. ~ WHEN: Today, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. -:. WHERE: Newport Dunes Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach + PHONE: (949} 729~3863 ~11ll . ::rCAf'dhltfJht . 714/546-4068 "Dinners to Die For" Interactive Murder Mystcrv Dinner Parties Given in The Comfort of ''our Own liomc jfrosc@murderbycandlelight.com www.murderbycandleligh c.com 1>lea delayed in West Side hootjngofpregnantgirl Postponement is fourth in four months after ieen was shot and killed in home. MtNot NEWPORT BEACI I For the fourth time in as many months, the arraign- • ment of tln 18-year-old man ' iuspected of blindly gunning down a pregnunt Costa Mesa girl in May was post- poned. · • Eduardo Yepez Guerrero y..ill have to wait unW Nov 30 before he can answer to crJ>argcs that he shot and ' Jt.llJed 15-year-old Yuriilia ! Balbuena. The victim was killed when a gunman fired 1 everal shobi into a Walldce A.:ve nue garage where lhe ~I and her family lived. •l' Although Guerrero hdsn't ..(ormdlly entered ii plea, .. Orange County Deputy Dist. ' A.tty. Paul Odwdld said it •isn't unusual to have lengthy ' aetays. "The cJeldy isn't uncorn- 1 mon in horrucide coses," he 1 said. ·we urC' still getting d Jot of information trom the -pouce depa rtment thdl has- n 1t all l)('en 9 1vcn to the defense dltorn<•y yet. It ts taking time.• Acting on anonymous tips, police anested Guer- rero ln July. Police beheve Guerrero, d purported gap.g member, shot into the Balbuena home because he saw graffiti belonging to a rival gang in the ·West Side neighbor- hood. Balbuena, who was seven monlfls pregnant at the time, died at the scene. Her baby couldn't be saved by doctors after the shooting, Police searched for the girl's killer for several weeks and offered a $25,000 reward for information about the murder. Anonymous callers led police to Guenero. Left to be determined before the series of court dates is whether Guerrero should face the death penal- ty. Odwald'hopes that deci- sion won't be too far off in the future. "We'd like to decide before a preliminary hearing happens," he said !-iahat1110 I ommy l\·tu Phil Vince Flavorful & Dclidous Lunches & Dinner l nlqu<' ~Int rr•1m &. d1111n2 11•1m• 1•.11lat.lt for arnup bu<in~ lnfflln)lli and prhalt run<tlon• 723-0645 Pk1M• ('all h1r Rt'.'>t·n atiun' and D;rt<:t i-On'\ 25 I Shipy~•rd \\'a,v • Newport Beach A great family gift! Order now far Holiday Delivery 949.645.6812 2001 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach wuri1ttl11/ftboatuom Generou 'J'r:ldc-In Programs Doily Pilot. West swell pumps up West Newport • For a change, the Wedge isn't the best surf spot as offshore winds bring good conditions to city's beaches. GRlL RN.INC tit Plot NEWPORT BEACH -Fore- casters say to take advantage of this weekend's weather that includes top-notch surf condi- tions thanks to a stonn of! of the Northern California coast Surfers headed to West Newport on Friday where swells Crom the west were pitch'- ing waves between five and seven feet. A low-pressure sys- tem that dumped rain across the Bay Arca moved south. causing the good surf. "This is a good time of year to catch some good waves,• sald Nathan Lundstrom of Dana Point, who just finished a day of surfing. "You just listen to the radio or television and find out about the surf conditions. They srud it was going to be good. and it pretty much has lived up to its billing." Most of Newport beaches fdvor soulh to southwest swells, especially the body surfing fa vorite, the Wedge. But the Wedge wasn't a great destina- tion Friday because the swells were coming from the west. Now AiV1iwbk un 2000 Modtls: -Ttalt lmrri"N • Holit/4y lighting -Cabin Windows • Cuttom CollJrs -If tating ~'yttnn.s The forecast calls for good waves until Saturday night when another low-pressure system off the coast begins to dissipate. · Add to that continuing San- ta Ana winds, and there will be some fun waves drawing surfers to Newport. "The waves are glassy and near perfect," saia Lt. Eric Bauer ·o{ the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department. "The waves will start to decllne by Saturday rught, but most will be chest to head high. It's going to be a nice weekend, and we expect more people." Zubie's Proud y Serving 30 Years! 414 Old Newport Blvd. Newport Beach 645-6086 "MONDAY NIGHT $4 95 FOOTBALL SPECIAL" 1 Large Combination Pizza or Broutecl Chicken Dinner wtth pun:t-. of pitcher of bcwrage Dine in onlv & Good during game time only SUNDAY BREAKFAST Country-Style & "South of the Border'' s2.49To s5.95 Bloody Marys, Mimosas, Full Cocktail Bar & Fresh Coffee! Served 9 am to 1 pm Celestino's quality MEATS TilC F11>CSt Mew Wl<1 St'nnn• \tiwlu/J/1• &rvin1 Usfll Mts11 for owr 30 yt11n I we offer ALL NATURAL B EEF & CHICKEN I Celestino 1 Halloween Lasagna Dinners Beef Lasagna{Strvts 10-12 Adults) •• ~· ............ $39.95 Cekstino's Treat /Or Two A.LL NATtJRAL BEU Top Sirloin Steaks AND Local C.ooked Lobster $21.95 (A/Ira Tow Wt¥1 2 /Jn.) Celestino 's Italian Sausage Italian Sausage Mild or Hot $3.49 lb. ~t.w~~o CELFSTINOS SEAFOOD D~liv~J Daily SALMON SWORDFISH HAI.iBtrr PHOTOS BY MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAil Y PILOT A surfer checks out the surf In north New- port where five-foot waves roll in. At left. an Unimpressed beach goer catches some shut-eye. BRIEFLY Man in OCC cadaver case pleads not guilty A 32-year-old Corona man suspected of illegally selling willed body parts, ln a case that was brought to light by OCC professors, pleaded not guilty to the charges Friday. Phillip Guyett Jr said he is innocent of grand theft of per- sonal property, embezzlement and unlawful disposal of a body. Guyett was released on lu.s own recognizance and ordered to return to court next month. Police and school officials believe he was selling bodies and body parts that had been willed to Western University in Pomona and kept the money. Authorities were alerted to Guyett's alleged misconduct by OCC officials, who received a cadaver from Western that was partially decomposed. When they called the universi- ty, there was no record of the transaction. -Greg Rlsllng No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FITS IN ••• Daily Pilot r-----------, --CALENDAR I I ~ SHOWS I Pr°"41y Prest1ts 1 · I The Costa.Mesa ' Antique Show & Sale Over 200 Quality Dealets ComhiJeJ trith 39 Years o(Excelne. All Types of Ftmhn, Glms1 Sbet, Art, Wy, hinifiws, AmerKona Ontl nwdrmote ... EVERTIHING FROM TIN TO TIFFANYW Oct. 29-31 RntGlast1rmloil.W6'¥ AdaMe It iow Hews: FlltAY & SATURDAY 12_,,. •SlleAY12·SM OltMGI CCMITY MllllOUll)S, COSTA EA, CA IJJ ,,...,.,. II M Mt . """".,,,",.., ... ... (7 ..... ,,. ... , , .... - •rmm11tGOC:.fllll ... 01.,. .. Daily Pilot A tastefu.l way to raise some charitable dolltJrs JATASTE OF SAGE: Sage Restaurant m the East Bluff Shopping Center and Robert Mondavi Wines have joined with Gamma Tau Gamma of Alpha Chi Omega for a fund-raiser at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday to benefit the Hwnan Options and the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation. Award- winning Sage chef Richard Mead will cook !JP a variety of Sage specialties, and Mondavi will provide a tasting of their coastal wines. Tickets are $25 per person and can be obtained by calling Geri Barr at (949) 549-7809 or Ronda Sutton at (949) 955-1430, ext. 206. NATIONAL DAY OF SER· VICE: Nine members of the Exchange Oub of Newport Harbor gave 50 kids an unusu- al and fun tour of Newport Har- bor on the National Day of Ser- vice, Oct. 23. The kids came from the Orangewoocl Home for Abused Children, Concept 7 (Foster Home Agency) and Boystown of Orange County. Member Seymour Beek donat- ed the use of one of the Balboa Island ferries for a two-hour ouise of the harbor. JAPANESE STUDENTS VISIT: Four junior high school students from Ok.asaki, Japan, and two teacher/chaperons vis- ited Newport Beach and were hosted by four local families, the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club and members of the New- port Beach Sister City Assn. Rotary Qub president Jun Sirlan said four local 1wuor high students travel to Okasala m the summer for d visit and then host the Japanese stu- dents Jonathan Clements and par- ents Scott dOd Mdl)one hosted Masahiro Karruya, Mark Agu- liar and parents Lows and Kathye hosted Motofurru Nagai; Karlin Meehcln and par- ents James and Kathleen Mee- han hosted Yuga Sugita; and Danielle Murphy and Mrs. Lln- da Baker hosted Momoko Iwase. The chaperons, Michiyo and Yataka Okada, were host- ed by Karen and Edward Ollila, who traveled with the Newport Beach students to Okasaki. The Okasaki students visited local JWUOr high schools, New- PQrt Beach City Hall, the public library and had a lot of time to learn about Amencan family life. On one everung, all gath- ered with members of the Rotary Oub and Sister City Assn. for a tradibonal Am.encan barbecue and the expertence of pumpkincarvingatthehome of Rotan.an Moe and Dorothy Hamill. SERVICE CLUB MEET- INGS nos WEEK: Want to get more involved in your com- munity, make new fnends, net- work, or give something back to your communlty? Try a ser- vice club. You are invited to attend a club meeting this coming week. Many clubs will buy your first guest meal for you. MONDAY -6.30 p.m.: The Harbor Mesa Lions C lub will meet at the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club to hear Llon Jodll Parks speak on Lion Optometrists of Orange County. co .. u1m & CLUIS de~ TIJESDAY -7:30 a.m.: The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the BaJboa Bay Club. 6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Llons Club will meet at Zubie's Chicken Coop for a business meeting. WEDNESDAY -7:15 a.m.: The South Coast Metro Rotary Club will meet at the Center Club. Newport Harbor Kiwa- nis Club meets at the Univer- sity Athletic Club. Noon: The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Sorop- timist International of New- port Harbor meets at the San- ta Ana Country Club to hear International Board member Dawn Marie Lemonds. 6 p.m.: The Newport Balboa Rotary meets at the Sea Scout Base for a Vocational Visitabon. 6:30 p .m .: the Newport Beach Lions Club meets at the New- port Harbor Nautical Muse- um. THURSDAY -7 a.m.: The Costa Mesa Orange Coast Breakfast Lions Club meets at Mimi's Cafe for •Getting to Know Eric Anderson.• Noon. Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia. The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor meets at the Riverboat for a business meeting. The New- port-Irvine Rotary Club meets a t the Irvine Marriott to hear Irvine Mayor Christina Shea. The Costa Mesa1 Kiwanis Club meets at the Holiday Inn to hear Peggy Murray on Wel- fare to Work Program. • COMMUNnY & a..ues is pub- lished tNery Saturday in the Daily Pilot. Send your service dub's meet- ing information by fax to (949) 660- 8667, e-mail to 1deboomOaol.com or by mail to 2082 S.E. Bristol, Suite 201, Newport Beach CA 92660-t 740. Saturday, October 3o, 1999 Al Kids get high on life during Red Ribbon Wee~ • Students at Mariners sees extreme sports show1 Lincoln classes compete in door-decorating contest. °"',.. NEWPORT BEACH -Red Ribbon Week at Mariners Ele- mentary School ended on an extremely high note Friday morning. As the finale to the week- long anb-drug campaign cele- brated by schools in the New- port-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict, the Mariners PTA brought Gale Webb's MRide Hard - Ride Safe" extreme sports show to campus. On in-line skates, skate- boards and BMX bikes: dare- devils gained momentum as they flung themselves up the ramps and into the air. For stu- dents, all were role models, the youngest of which is only 8 years old. One of the main messages of the show was "gel high on life. not drugs.• The energy level was certainly high among stu- dents. Hundreds of little voices sho'uted and cheered as five extreme sports athletes flew up the steep 10-foot skate ramps set up on the playground's blacktop. MI loved it when they were flipping and all that,• said 5- year-old Alex Maher, who' solemnly agreed with their anb-drug message. The sports show for kids was founded by Gale Webb with an uutia.l emphasis on safety. •Parents were buying their kids skateboards with n o safety gear,• Webb said. "The kids were getting hurt and parents wanted to ban skateboards when the problem was safety:• •6,000 titte1ofrentaland1ale1 The lessons Webb wanted to teach children reached far beyond safety, however. Webb was in a skydiving accident many years before when her main parachute failed to open Webb broke her neck, back, legs and sustained brain dam- age in the mishap. She had to learn to walk and speak all over again. ·1 made it through, but not alone," she said. "The kids m the hospital are the ones that helped me. That's what my whole show is about -kids.· Webb wants to encourage kids to follow their goals cilld dreams, hve life and know that they can do anything they set their rrunds to, she said. And so the anu-drug message has been a part of her show for years. ·u·s Red Ribbon Week he re this week, but it's Red Ribbon eek every day of their life,• s e said. Judging from the more than 700 entranced faces, Webb qnd her group are getting ti.rough to young people. •I say all the same things that all moms and dads do. 1 just say it different," Webb said. Students at Lincoln Elemen- tary School had fesuvibes of their own Friday, Wlth the Judg- ing of their dassroom doon; decorated for Red Ribbon Week, and with a celebration "Boo Blast• costume parade All the gobhns, witches, princesses, bugs and dragons had one thing in common: they all wore red wristbands. Some of the little ghouls even had red T-shirts on under their an Adult pn> & cunoteur victeo. •Hewett & lat.at NMaMI NCefvM clat1y •Adult gamea & toy1 •Adult8'"flng canb, lnvitatioN · andmemopoda 7344 Center • Huntington Beach 714 898-0400 Open Monthru Sat 10amto8pm Sunday noon-6pm A tuh·•vu., r:k'\•~d ?d•)tt be.,• Q '•) •"'f'~ ' "' ( ""V" 'C ~,_,,;~ I,; •"'' ,....c•r dofo \ ~ \ ERIC ~Cl J DAILY Pl.OT Extreme In-line skater Manuel Cruz gets airborne above Mariners Elementary School in Newport Beach as pa.rt of Gale Webb's Ride Hard-Ride Safe Extreme Sports and Air Shows to end Red Ribbon Week on Friday. costumes. The culnunation of the week for students at Lincoln came wt'iQn their decorated class- room doors were Judged. The prize for the best door was a pizza party at Joe's Place. One fourth-gradl! class chose to decorate its door wil:h sailboats. "To sail through We \\-,thout drugs,· Brett Wemberger and classmate Enc Berkley said m uruson. TOLOMEO Chp spot q• •Ix o· w and Tolomeo mm1 with w.ill br.icktl 'i.6"122· H x 29"/'i7" W Hodson Lighting QIW11,y Liclui~ S.ni« rOf' 30 ,..,. Optn Tuts.-Fn. 9.5 <;at 9.4 1510 Nfwport Bl1td tosl.J Mt).5 (949) 548-9341 HPAG specializes in cancer care. For perfo11na11u in fanur cart, Hoag Caua:r Cmtrr sf a~H ahtad of Inc pack. 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CANCER CENTER A smtee of Hat11 H~ www hoa1 hosp cal Ofl Doily Pilot J 1 This is a weekend snawboa,rders don't want to miss I I ·~ eter Glenn Sid & Sports is having a mowboard I weekend at its Newport ch location at 2700 West oast Highway on the comer f Pacific Coast Highway and tin Avenue. The event will ture special prices on , 99912000 snowboard prod- ~cts. a Sony PlayStati~m video '1alf-pipe contest with a grand prize of a Porum snowboard, µve bands, snowboard gurus end reps will hav~ clinics and bew product information, free Stuff and temporary tattoos. t::aU (949) 631 -3230 for more ~ormation. • 1 A go00 place to stock up on candles for trick-or-treaters ts at Smart & Final. The prices are always low and the vol- \.i.me is big. Smart & Final can- dy com is $5.49 for a 3-pound bag, lollipops are $5.99 for a 4-pound bag, Smarties are $4.79 for a 3-pound bag, and there's a 4-pound bag of µuxed pre-wrapped candy for $5.55. Large pumpkins sell for $1.99 each while supplies last, and red dehcious apples are $2.99 for a 5-pound bag. llST IUYS greer wytder Smart & Final is at 707 W. 19th Street in Costa Mesa. Call (949) 548-8473 for more information. • Duxlane carries the DUX mattress, which is known for its high quality, comfort and spring system. The store is offering a special through Nov. 8. With the purchase of a queen-or king-size mattress, you'll receive a $500 gift cer- tificate good toward any of the DUX bedroom acces- sories. That includes a range AGAINST VIOLENCE • SPEAKING UP AND SPEAKING OUT A ONE DAY SEMINAR FOR ALL WHO CARE -.. " • • ... • • -· I• Saturday, November 6, 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m . Dierenfield Hall A Speakers: Kathy Collard Miller, Author Thomas Schulte, O.C. Commissioner Dr. John Fry, Psychologist Elizabeth Fry, Attorney Workshop fee: $10.00 includes lunch Send checks payable to: of headboards, fine linens, been popular with wardrobe . and down feather bed acces-. departments on ditferent Hol- sone~. The queen bed starts lywood sets, including at $2,9-40 and features the Friends, Melrose Place; Bev- same quality and spring sys-erly Hills 90210, Everybody tern as the more expensive Loves Raymond, Just Shoot models. Duxiana is at Fashion Me, and The Drew Carey Island in Newport Beach. Call Show, is available at local . ' (949) 640-0470 for more infor-department and specialty ma ti on. stores. One reason for its pop- • ularity is that despite its Bloomlngdale's is having a designer quality and fit, the private preview women's shoe collection's prices run from $70 for a camisole to $250 for sale through Monday and dresses. The Bette Paige label then the regular shoe saJe begins Tuesday. During the is available at Neiman-Mar- cus, Bloomlngdale's, Saks sale you can find the best in Fifth Avenue, Macy's, Nord-designers and styles on sale, strom and Champagne in including Cole Haan, DKNY, Newport Beach. For the hoti-CK Calvin Klein, Via Spiga, days, there's a new collection BCBG, Max Azria, David that's made from the Bette Aaron, Steve Madden, Lauren Paige signature blend of ray- by Ralph Lauren, Franco Sar-on, Lycra and spandex -a tom Enzo Angioliru, and Nme yarn that creates a slightly West. The shoes will be 35% nubby knit that keeps its to 55% off original prices. shape. The holiday collection Bloomingdale's is at Fashion includes designs with Island in Newport Beach. Call ostrich feathers, silver-plated (949) 729-6600 for more inior-mesh, and Swarovsld crystals mation. that are used to SJ>"ll out mil- • lenniwn jargon/icons such as Bette Paige, a knit wear ··2000, • ·v2K, • "Millenni- company whose designs have um,• and champagne glasses ~~u. ------DEPAKrMENT 56 ----------. Ncinh Pok Strict. Girt Sa ~unng • S.nl4i Vw111i U..1tT0 ~of6 on tops and skirts. Goodwill considers itself to • be a Halloween headquarters The Bronze Monkey, for with costumes for kids and fine gifts and accessories, is adults available m all sizes. having a moving sale through The Goodwill also has acces- the end of the year. It's a good sories, belts, shoes, ties and time to shop early for the holi-jackets to help make a cos- tume complete The local days and get a 30% to 50% <liscount on merchandise. It's Goodwill store is at 620 W. at 2915 Redhill Ave., Suite 19th Street in Costa Me a . Ct05 in Costa Mesa. Call Call (949) ~6-2479 for more (714) 424-0173 for more inf or-information. mation. • Neiman-Marcus is having • If you've been curious a special gilt-with-purchase offer on Estee Lauder prod-about the Pilates method of training, Body Design is a ucts through Nov. 6. With any full-service Pilates Studio for Estee Lauder purchase of $50, women. It also is a complete you'll get a makeup bag com- women's athletic center that plete with Estee Lauder gilt- oilers personal training, CU'-size cremes, lJ.psticks, eye cuit training, fitness classes, shadows, blush, and perfume sports massages, physical samples. The gift is valued at therapy, and more. For gilt $140. Neunan-Marcus is at ideas, you can have a custom Fashion Island m Newport gift package designed for a Beach. Call (949) 759-1900 for loved one. It's at 1000 W. more information. Coast Highway in Newport • BEST BUYS Is published Thur\days Beach. 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(949)548-3771 Ardmir F..tttllmtt ;,, Hm.4117 .,;JI, Yont U.a 425 t. 18rh St • CostiMaa (949)650-3442 'f <€lt1J ,_ &' Af.J ~~)~-10~:® NOTICE OFVACANCIF.S The Newport Beach C icy Council is seeking applicants to fill positions on various citizens advisory committees for scheduled vacancies occurring as of December 31, 1999 for the following commiccees: ~viation Commiccee Environmental Quality Affairs Citizens Advisory Commirtee Harbor Quality Citizens Advisory Committee Applicants must be residents of the Cicy. Applications are available in the Cicy Clerk's office at 3300 Newport Boulevard or may be requested by calling 949-644-3005. Completed applications must be received no lacer than 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 24, 1999. If you have any questions, plea~e caJl che C ity Clerk's office at 949-644-3005. • ~Kl &·~NOWBOARD EXTRAVAGANZA WAP & PARKING LOT SALE Saturday, Oct. 30th -1 Oam . Sell Your Old Gear & Save Big On New · Burton ~ ..... ._.._.:...-...-...-...-_._.._..._.'-=-:....=~ 5 .... 0W80AR0 '~"!!9~!' 2000 Sid E ul ment/ ~ PRICE DEAIS 2 On Selected Cloth I _,, .I _, Doily Pilot · LIBRARY CONTINUED FROM A 1 the rabo betWeen expenses to run the foundation and funds donated to the library, aeating a plan for regWaJ: ftneodaJ reporting and giving greater cootrol of foundatiOn opera- tioos to the city and library bobrd. Foundation representatives said the mdin point of oon- tention is a difference in philosophies regarding how donated money should be handled. "An endowment plari and endowment campaign was 'started some time ~o with help from the then-board of trustees," said David Carmichael, foundation presi- dent. The foundation was created in 1993 as a private tax- exempt body to raise money for the library, which technical- ly could not raise money for itself. Before the existing foun- dation, there was another that was instrumental in raising $2 million toward the library's construction, said foundation boa.rd member and former Mayor Oarence Turner. The endowment campaign. which is a typical long-term financial strategy for founda- tions, sought to raise a $2.5- million nest egg in order to have a omcilteut calb now for tbe llbr~. 1bis way the ~would not be complete- ly dependent on the dty bud· get. 1\uner said. "Having been through the dire yean from 1991 to 1994 and having watdled the cof- fen slowly and quickly drained, I am very in tune to what can happen ctl City Hall." he said. "I think we should raise those ftmds and gradually build them up for nice operating funds.• The foundation has already raised about St .3 million - money the trustees said would be useful for more immediate' needs at the library. "There are large problems with the endowment fund. Also it's counterproductive," Ryan said. ' Both parties say they hope to resolve the issues as quickly as pos&ble. "I think that many of the points in the letter have already been tended to or we're underway in achieving what the trustees desire,• Carmichael said But Ryan believes the road ahead may be longer. ·we want to make sure that when people donate money to the library that it goes to the library and that it's handled in a responsible manner,• she said. •we want to make sure all the pro~ polices and pro- cedures are in place." DESIGNER 0ITTLET ltrt• Showroom Furniture & Accessories Outlet New and Discontinued Items One of a Kind Monday -Friday Nov. 1 .. ·5"', 1 Oam-4pm Saturday, Nov. 6t1t, 9am-4pm Tremendous Savings on Lexington, Drexel Heritage, Hickory White, Platt c - Sa1urdoy, October 30, 1999 j •011111 •1111 DON LEACHIOAll.Y PILOT Ensign Intermediate seventh-grader Kelly Pfiefer, right, yells at her friends, from second from right, Julianne Bass, Stephanie Creamer and Ashley Gleason, to get moving during the school's Halloween dance featuring a DJ. Klds dressed up in all forms of costumes, each one outdoing the next. The faculty volunteers supervised the event. which had kids dancing and twirling to modem songs. · ~. g':T/'(UltUd ~N'OQm, • GIA & EGL Certified Diamonds • Customized Orders • Engagement & Wedding Rings •Repairs While You Wait • 16 Independent Merchants • Full Weave & Haircut Reg $11 0"' Now $65 • Ladies Haircut Reg $38 Now $25 ' . The WOmenS Home Store of At-Ease has gift items from all over the world ... At-Ease fiMIWi 6 HtnJU 5-w FA HJON 151..AND • NEWPORT BEA H 949. 759. 7985 v lAI 0 Satvrdqy, October Jo, 1 m around town Daily Pilot f • Send~ TOWN Items to the O.lly Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa 92627; fu them to (949) 6"-- 4170; or all (949) 764-4330 A com- 1 ~:,:,,is_ting may be found at dai/ypf· IO DAY . I Christ Lutheran School ls ! holding its annUAJ fall festival, •A Day Out West,• from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free event will feature old-fashioned carnival games, rides and crafts for pur- ' chase. The church is at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. For ' more information, call (949) 548-6866. The Friends of the Newport Beach Library will hold a used book sale 111 the Friends Meet- ing Room of the library from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., New- port Beach. For more infonna- tion, call (949) 759-9667. A kayak tour of the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve will take place from 1 O 'a.m. to 1 p.m. starting at North- star Beach, 1 Wlute Cli!f. New- port Beach. The $40 tour will include an introductory kayak lesson. For more information, call (949) 675-1215. SUNDAY Vineyard ChrisUan fellowship hosts a Fdll Fun Night from 4 to 8 p.m. at I 02 East Baker St., Costa Mei.d The free rught fea- tures game boolh.l>, Cdl1dy, live music and a skateboard park llSTIET . For more information, call {714) 556·8463. MON PAY Registration for girls interest- ed in becoming Girl Scouts will be held at 1620 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa, from 7 to 8 p.m. For more information, call (714) 979-7900. TUE SPAY The National Assn. of Women Business Owners, Orange County Chapter will meet from Puh.lon bland hosts its ninth annual "Hal- loween Happening" from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Atta mer- chants will distribute candy to costumed kids of all ages. 6 to 9 p.m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel lo discuss the unportance of legislation and elections on the business com- munity. The event is $34 for members ($29 if paid in advance) and $44 for nonmem- bers ($34 for first-time guests). Wyndham Garden Hotel is at 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 832-5741. Costa Mesa Mayor Gary Mondhdn and members of the Airport Working Group of Orange County will hold a community bnefmg on the potential expansion of John Wayne Alfport from 7 to 9 p.m. dt the Costa Mesa Commwuty Center, Adams Room, 1845 Park Ave , Costa Mesa. WEPNESQAY Newport Harbor Republican Women hosts James L Hirsen, who will give a talk titled "Government by Decree: From President to Dictator through Executive Orders,• at its meet- ing at the Balboa Bay Club. The club is at 1221 W. Coast Higl\way, Newport Beach. The event starts at 11:30 a.m., mcludes a lunch, and costs $20 per person. For more infonna- tion, call (714) 968-5984. Falrvtew Development Center will hold its ninth armual •tto Ho Ho-liday Boutique• from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Fairview auditorium, 2501 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (714) 957-5188. Speak Up Newport wtll pre- sent an update on the Balboa Theatre rejuvenation at 6 p.m. at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151 E. Coast Highway. New- port Beach. For more informa- tion, call (949) 224-2266. The Newport Beach Public Library holds "Parenting 101 " at noon in its Friends Meeting Room. The program, presented by Dr. Richard Shulman, encourages parents to become more effective by creating an environment that promotes mutual respect, fosters com- munication and restores family harmony. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801 THURSDAY The Volunteer Association of Sherman Llbrary and Gardens will hold an •Epicurean Christ- mas• shoppmg event at its gift hop from l 0:30 a .m. to • p.m. The shop is at 2647 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more inf onnation, call {949) 673-2261. The 1999 Newport/Mesa Par- enting Conference will take place from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Paularino School, 1060 Paular· ino Ave., Costa Mesa. Dr. James Jones, author of •Are Your Kids Driving You Nuts?• will speak. For more informa- tion, call (800) 349-2543. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church hosts •The Relation- ship Seminar" at 7:30 p.m. at the church. John Barry, direc- tor at the DeVry Institute of Technology, presents a dJscus- sion titled •Wbo Am J?• The church is at 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 574-2214 . OCC's alumni Hall of Fame induction will take place at 5 p.m. at the Nonnan E . Watson Library. The event is free. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The Orange County Federa- tion of Republican Women's board meeting will be at 10 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. The event, which includes lunch is $15. For more information or to RSVP call (714) 529-6000. NOVEMBER 5 The Building Industry Associa- tion of Southern CaWorrua Orange County Chapter Will hold its lnltallation Gala for 2000 president Jeff Porstor and its boa.rd of directors at the Westin South Coast Plala, 681.> Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. The event starts at 6:30 p .m. For more mfonnation, call (949) 22.t-0321. Newport Harbor Nautical Museum's gift shop lS having a preview of holiday girts from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. Local author Dee Cache wilJ sign her new book ~captain Tuga- long." The museum is at 151 East Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information. call (949) 673- 7863. NOVEMBER6 OCC will be holding a jury • rigging and sail repai.r course at its Sailing Center from 1 to 5 p.m. Students of the $25 course will learn how to keep poten- tial problems from developinq into major chfficulties. The cE>n- ter 1s .at 1801 West Pac1ht Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more informatlon call (949) 645-9412. The Four Seasons Hotel hosts etiquette expert Theresd Thomas, who will leach table manners for children in tt course that runs from 4:45 to 7:30 p.m. The $105 tutorial dncl dinner covers such dinmg niceties as napkin and utensil placement, posture, and prop- er soup-supping technique The Four Seasons lS at b90 Newport Center Drive. New- port Beach To make resen cl · tions. call (949) 759-0808. Hitting the trails lrZ~ts~Itm pssst. .. ic's about time for che annual "Jeffco'' SALE Thursday & Friday, November 4 & 5, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. all the dealers fill the lawn wirh antiques, furnishings, prints & paintings all at bargain prices and inside the store everything is 20o/o off tell your friends but get here before they do 852 Produ tion Place (off Pl ccnria between 15th & l Grh) Newport Beach . 949-642-4154 ,.. . Shoes in Multiple W'idth ~ius Our Tahitian Pearls arc mounted on gold and placinum. We do Design and Cu)tOm work for you. All repairs and Tradc-im arc wdcomc. \Y/c carry loose pearl~. We can .1ho u~c your mounting.,. Present This Ad For A 1 Oo/o Discount Ask for Rene Geof frtlJ Herit«ft Pl1tz1t • l"int }twtlr11 M«rt S.lbtM /1ltt11tl I 1250-C Culver Dr. 504 Sourh &y From Suite 9 ·Irvine •IOI Balboa hl~nJ Tel. & Fax 949.451.1851 id. 949.675.7904 Houo F II • ~ .U • ! BARGAIN-RATE CAR INSURANCE WITH BARGAIN-RATE SERVICE IS NO BARGAIN. Trust one of these State Farm agents with your car insurance: COSTA ME A EA T Ken Dilley 248i Newport Blvd. •1 O (in Sea Coast Village) 949·63 l-l 080 lie 0490103 Don Julien 474 E. 17th St. #203 (at Irvine, above Diedrieh's) 949.646.4848 lie 0256186 George Elsom 350 E. 17th St. #211 (at 17th St. & Newport) 949-646·9393 lie OB72182 COSTA MESA SOUTH Jerry Tardie 1518 Newport Blvd. (Newport Blvd. & 15.,, Street) 949-553-1115 lie 0515017 Pat McLtOd 2651 Irvine Ave. #138 (next to Farmer's Market) 949-631-1082 lie 0492147 CORONA DEL MAR Chip tassel . 3810 E. Coast Hwy (at Poppy across from S Crowns) 949. 72J.'°°6 lie OC08488 ' Jerry K1tabrook 271 1 E. Coast Hwy #C (PCH & Goldenrod) 949-67 J.864J lie. 0486862 NEWPORT BEACH Dennis Rosene 2610 Avon St. #C (near the Riverside Ave. Post Office) 949-645-6000 lie OB63316 Bob Sullhan 227 20th Street, Ste. 103 (one blk past old Spaghetti Factory on the bay side) 949-.67 3-9391 lie 0567334 Dian Roy 2400 W. Coast Hwy #1 (next to Jack Shrimp) 949-63 l-5530 lie 0563198 Jeff Long 2633 W. Pacific Coast Hwy.I Ste. B (2 blocks So. of Newport B vd. between Riverside & Tustin Ave.) 949.574.9200 lie 0724779 Wayne Ireland 4500 Campus Dr. #SOS (at Campus & MacArthur) 949-852-857 J lie 0618494 COSTA MESA NORTH Matthew KenMdy 891 W. Baker St. Ste. A·I (Baker & Bear St .) 714-957-"'6 lie 0731154 Mike Sc:heafer 1551 Baker St. Ste. B (Baker & Harbor) 714·•05.0.100 lie 0645331 Buddy Bearbower 2850 Mesa Verde Dr. East Ste. P (Adams I Mesa Verde) ,. .. ·""6-1701 .lflll'l-!llllm-~ lie 0196112 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there . . ,.,. ............ J)Oily Pilot ........ Ubruy and Gardens preeentl "Fems for the llome Garden,• an ear)y-mommg program on fem growing and the purchase of spcciahzed fems. The free event staru et 9:30 a.m. The library is at 2647 East Pacific Coast I lighway, Corona de) Mar. For more mformation, ~all (949) ~73- 2261 . Young Professionals Against Cancer will hold "Todst of the Century• at the Bdlbod .Bay Oub from 6 p m to m1drught. :fhe evemng wllJ fedturP a dance, silent auction and casi- no tables and will benefit the Orange County Foundation for Oncology Children and Pa.n:U- lies. The event is $50 for YPAC ~ members, $60 for nonmembers and $65 for tickets at the door. For more inlonnation, call (600) AOS-2166, ext. 63. The Newcomer's Club of Newport Beach will hold a garage sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is at 2300 Windward Lane, Newport Beach. For more infonnation, Call (949) 654-4450. The First Church of Christ, Scientist of Costa Mesa 1s hold- ing a book-talk event regard- mg the textbook "Science dnd Health, With a Key to the ScripturesH dl 3 p.m. ror more information, Cdll (714) 963- 1240. OCC ls holding a Needle Arts Festival Nov 6-7 as part of its Fall Fau al 2701 Fairview Road, Cosld M('Sd, For more rntormation, Cdll (714) 432- 5880. NOVEMBER 8 Coastline Counseling of Newport Beach will hold a free lecture on AUenhon Deficit Disorder, ·ADD Overview." The lecture will be held at Coastline, 1200 Quail, Suite 105, Newport Bedch. For more information. Cdll (949) 476· 0991. around toWn SOturday, Odober 30, 1999 ~ ) The Sutton Place Hotel hosts the program •Beyond the Mil· lenium Bug: What Investors Can Expect Now• from 5:30 to 1 p.m. The seminar is free. The hotel ls at •500 MacArthur Blvd . Newport Beach. For more infonnation, call (949) 955-7579. SCAIY s' u 1· 1. 's NOVEMBER 9 OCC holds a workshop on violence, "Victory Over Vio· lence, • today and Nov. 10. Admission is free. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more inlonnation, call (714) 432-5063. The Newport Beach Publlc Library Foundation's "Manu- scripts• lecture series features Suzanne Muchnic, author of "Odd Man In: Norton Simon and the Pursuit of Culture.• Muchruc will speak from 1 to 8:30 p.m.. The event is $8 to $10 and reservations are requjred. For more informa- tion, call (949} 717-3890. NOVEMBER 13 Famlly Doctors Office wtlJ offer $5 flu shots for communi- ty members from 9 to 11 a.m. The office is at the Kmart Plaza Cente r, 2200 Harbor Blvd., Suite 8210, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 548-2273. ONGOING A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela- tionship issues at 6:30 p.m Tuesdays al 1 f51 Dove St . #105, Newport Beach. For more information, call Barbara at (949) 261-6003. The Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library Used Book Store needs to replenish its book s.tock. Patrons are urged to bring in unwanted books. With the exception of law books or magazines, all donations -hardcover and paperback -are welcome and cUe tu-deductible. Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries -Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They could also ~ left in the special book closet next to the store, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call (949 759-9667. The Newport Beach Newcom- ers Club meets at 10 a m. the thud Wednesdays of each month at different homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road, play golf, tennis, bridge dnd more. The group also holds several evening par- bes. For more informabon. call (949) 854-4501. St. Mark Health Ministries presents Love Without Honor support groups for women cop- ing with domestic violence at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Mondays through December. The groups will meet for two hours at St. Mark Presbytenan Church, 2100 Mar VlSta Ave., Newport Beach. For more mfonnation, call(949)721-6079. ~· The Jewish Family Service of Orange County sponsors a dis- cussion group focusing on issues, concerns and responsi- bilities of adult children caring for theu elderly parents dt 1 30 p.m. Tuesdays al 250 I::. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The purpose of the group is to help children and other concerned relatives to identify problems and issues and develop appropnate solu- ti.ons. The cost lS $30. For more in.formation, call (714) 445-4950. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce holds networking luncheon meetings from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Dnve, Costa Mesa Vis- itors are welcome Cost is $12. Fot more information, caU (714) 885-9090. Barnes Cf Nol!J& BOOKSTORE presents SCIENCE AND HEALTH with key to I he Scriptures. B) Mary Baker Eddy A Talk by ...... Evan Mehlenbach<'r Saturdav. O\'. 6 -3:00 PM I\ I I I I H ..... s... '\I ii ~k l 11.111...:,!1 ""'1111.11, I 11.\ .. 1 -,·,I"·" < "'' · \11 '.1 Neuport's Ff1u'SI N(tf$bborl.Jood Ala'*'1t Promeu~ W<.':itcUff .Market h• a unique market specializi~ In p~iding you the high$ quality farm (mh produce, hand ~lect<.-d quality meal'>, r~b M2food; poultry, \\-incs and du.'\.~ We are conuruucd 10 pro~idlng an atnordinary shopping t"<~ritnce while focu..'\ing on "old world" ~omer senice. Featuring Free Range Turke;•s /h r 7ba11k..\'<lt•l11g TmaW c.ll(l ~l\Mtt~r~ Hot't Us~ fOllr n.upa, Md NO'ff THING OllDERS PHOTOS BY MARIANNA DAY MASYY I DAl.Y PILOT • WALK mAT WALK: Lincoln Elementary School students parade tbelr Halloween costumes for their classmates to see. ~ SCREAM SCENE: Bret Klein, left. and Cody Berges have a screaming Ume as they march iJt the Uncoln Elementary Hal-) loween Parade. The Lido Isle Toastmasters Club meets at 6:30 p.m. Mon- days at the Oakwood Apart- ments, 1700 16th St, in the clubhouse on the main level, Newport Beach. For more infor-1 mation, call (949) 515-9470. The John Henry Foundation I sponsors the Comfort Zone, a 1 mental illness support group. which meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays at the Light- house Coastal Community ChUich, 301 Magnolia St Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call (949) 548-7274. M Jewish Family Service of Orange County sp~msors ,8,i ongomg Jewish heahng ~ port group for people exp - encmg chronic illness. e purpose 1s to provide partiq- pants with emollonal dna spiritual support to mandge illness and 1lc; consequenci:,s The group meets at 7 p.m . Thursdays at Jewbh Family Servlce, 250 E. Baker St.. Cos- ta Mesa. Attendance 1s tree, but prereg1strdllon " requ11ed. To register or for more information. call (714 1 445-4950. BLACKMAN LTD ffi . . . . . . . • • . . . . JEWELERS .. ' YOUR OFFICIAL ROLEX JEWELER, WANTS TO REMIND YOU TO TURN BACK YOUR TIMEPIECE ONE HOUR ON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 31ST. DAYLIGHT SAVING ENOS AT 2 ·00.AM ... 340~'-l \ ia Oporto. Newport B<•ac/1 92f>63 • 949-67.l-9334 \Uu 1/i, 1rll:ku n:.:bliWd r tin :orr 111 "'P.."' ~ Ja!t (ltrr"1tr hnq# ht I Ida M.mao ' t(1ur Official Ro/eJ. lrH t•lt•r ~ -1Ht.l>lllflrM-• -...... ,..._o.-,..,....o..-~ ou·r Most Famous Parking Lot Party This Sunday 9-4 We've. been here 30 ~ears! Come celebrate with us. Refreshments AU day Drawings hourly Let's Party!!! A12 Soeurday, October 3o, 1999 2000 NTINUED FROM A 1 u.stria1 seaport. Frustrated by the slow wth of the area, James adden sold the tiny hamlet It Newport Beach to William S. b>llins. Eager to capitalize on pie acquisition, Collins lite rally ormed part of Newport. He dredged up clumps of sand and ~ed the pile Balboa Island. In 1909, Collins as),(.ed prange County supervisors for permission to finish the island; but p ressure from people living the harbor persuaded him leave a wider channel. The bor's configuration left by ollins is almost the same ~oday. 1 Across the channel, George liart was gleaming about the i:>wchase of the precious ocean- Jrent property from James :irvtne II. The 700-acre subdivi- JQPn with wind-swept cliffs and o'Ws of orchards was dubbed rona del Mar. With the help iol Col. S.R. Finley, the area was ~vided into lots. Soon after, in ~5. the two men began con- ction on the Corona del ar Hotel, later renamed the alisades Inn. Alas, Hart faced lfhandal problems and traded 'more than half of the land to a company who owned property m Riverside County structure was $15,000. •we watched it being built,• recalled 92-year·old Helen Bowen. •Now, I'd think it was a dream if I didn't have snapshots of us Mging around the piano and paddling canoes." Then there were those who made a "sizable" contribution to local history, some of which stand today. There was Bennet Wray, a 7- foot·2-inch resident who eftsily reached lanterns as the city's first lamplighter in 1909. There was Walter Ozment, an early settler who lived in the community of Harper, which eventually became Costa Mesa. Ozment opened the town's first store in 1908 where the intersection of 18th Street and Newport Boulevard now exists. What of Madame Modjeska. I a celebrated European actress who moved to Orange County with her husband and finally settled on Bay Island, where she died in 1909. The islet is sometimes ref erred to he r namesake. And then there was John Scarpa,afonnergondolier fr001 Venice, Italy, who created Bal- boa's first lighted boat parade. He named it the ·illuminated Water Parade,• first held on Aug. 23, 1908. Can you guess what it is called today? A good idea nev- er loses its luster. But what of those who sim- ply tned to make a living in the Newport-Mesa area? Those most remembered from that era were a group of promoters who saw Newport as a seaside gem. They obtained d perrrut from the U.S. War Department in 1904 dfld built the Balboa Pavil- ion. The ongmal cost of the Sourc:ies: I Costa Mesa Police Ottlcer Paul Ellis hopes he can get a bulletproof vest for his canine partner, Bart. •A Hundred Years •of Yesterdays,• . . . . , ed. by Esther R. Cramer Keith A. j VESTS departmentm Iowa. Pour years duties assigned to Nero and supervises Costa . Mesas Dixon, Diann Marsh, Phil Brlgandi later, Thor was shot and killed Bart include building and vebi-canine unit, said he thinks the and Clarice A. Blamer. 1988. I CONTINUED FROM A 1 by a bank robber. , cle searches and sniffing out program makes sense. "Newport Beach: The Fim Century, ! Donahue can't help but drugs. The vests, which sometimes 1888 1988," ed. by James P. Felton, think that if Thor was wearing ·u the police officers can cause limited mobility and cre-1~~·sl' f 0 The H st f man shepherd, Thor, was a bullet-resistance vest at the have a vest, why not the ate a risk of overheating, have Costa ~!s:, · E~~~~'. Miller.' 1~.0 donated to the local police ~e. he would have. lived to dogs?• Donahue asked. already beef! tned out in Costa 1 en1oy the rest of his doggy •They're very often the fllSt Mesa, Huggins said. ii11111iiiiii11E5=:==:=5iim=-!!l!iiiiii!!!!!!5=:=:!5!i!!!!Ell!l!E!E!:ii!!!!!555:5~~~~======!S5==~~======~~ years. units sent into a situation.· ·1 think it's greatly appreci- The City of Costa Mesa wiU conduct two public meetings to collect comments . and recommendations for the City's Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development. Oates, times and locations are as follows: November 9, 1999 6:30 -9:30 PM Neighborhood Community Center 1845 Park Avenue, Costa Mesa November 10, 1999 noon -1:30 PM City Council Cha.mbers 77 f'alr Drive, Costa Mesa Both locations are accessible to the disabled. Comments are requested on the allocation of approximately $2.3 million in Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), Redevelopment Agency funds and HOME funds for the period 2000-2004. Persons interested should appear at one of the above listed public meetings to make their comments k nown. If you are unable to attend either of the above public meetings, you may also direct written comments to Muriel Ullman, Neighborhood Improvement Manager, P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa, CA 92628-1200 or call the City's Consolidated Plan Hotline at (714) 754-4892. 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SATURDAY, OCTOllR 10, 1999 ••• at Newport Dunee Waterfront Resort at 11 a.m. •• 4'· ..... ~ pOoch to wlnl • A Year'• supply of••• Dog Food ••• 4'· from NTCO owordecl to the ~op 0o9• lntw your Dog"'..., of .......... r1es: C•9u•I We•r • Swim Wear • Lln~er1e I P•Jama9 Halloween Coetume • formal Wear·. Maeter I Pet Lool:-Alike Entry fed 16 t 7 per doe If r'e6 •Wed ~ 3 p.m. Octotlcr 29. FREE PRIZES AWARDED FOR EACH CATEGORY "LL PRIZES DONA TED OY NTCO t.o watch tho ehowl CALL TO..,... YOUll DOG TODAYI C94t) 729 1863 NEWPORT DUNES WA iERFRONT RESORi 1131 6ack 6ay Drive In New i:>rt 6each; off Jamboree Rd. and P.C.H. To donate to the fund, call 1714\ 478.2738 PLUG · IN Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters Can you really buy a car over th e Internet? Yes You Can! N ew & Pre--owned vehicles www.lexuswest.com Con nor, Hannah, Phillip ) ( ~· OC10lllR 30, 1999 -· ·a r ~ .. In the world of child acting, it's all about 'sparkle.' Costa Mesa's Kids Hollywood Connection can tell you if -you're. kid has it or not. There are kids ~ho are merely cute, and then there are lods who are stars. The difference, Phyllis Henson said, comes down to a quality called "sparkle." "trs kind of like charisma,• said Henson. who runs The Kids Holly- wood Connection, a Costa Mesa company that helps parents gel thetr children into acting and modellllg. "It's the difference between a child standlng up there and having no personality and one that just glows. It's a kind of a glow • But what looks like sparkle to a doting pd.Tent often looks like a casting mistake to HoUy- wood agents, which is why Henson has been offering her semces as a consultant to families of would-be child celebrities for more than 20 years A major error parents make 15 assuming that thelf kids need to be extensively photographed and elabo- Millennial madness Student-produced and ffi!ected plays about millennium examine hy~teria surrounding Y2K ALEX COCX.MA~ I dea for a play: an entire society ls gnpped by the UTabonal fear that on a certdin, arbitrary date -say, New Yedf's Day -global disaster lS bound to erupt. n almost sounds too crazy to ~CIA!l:£eve. But it's a story that has Jl!!pped the imagination of Amen- can society, and now OCC's epertory Theatre Company has aken the logical step of bringing e millennial hobgoblin to the stage. ·v2K," a program of five short plays addressing the coming of the year 2000, opens tonight at OCC's Drama Lab Studio. The works tack- le the subject with an offbeat and often comic sensibility, said Cynthia · Corley, faculty advisor to the pro- gram, suggesting that even if mil- lennial anxiety isn't good for any- thing else, it can be a rich well- spring for humor. nues of the plays include "Nobody Likes Me,• whlch deals ., with relationships at the tum of the century and •Nme Minutes to Mid- night,• which looks at the final ~ents in what Corley suggests !9ht best be understood as an temate dimension. ,•It' kind of like, 'Where are e?· Corley aid of the play. "The endar on the wall say December.., 1, 1999, but you wonder if you're TODAY DON lfACH I OM.Y Pit.OT Elizabeth {Sherrie Stone), left, ls at odds with her daughter, Kather- ine {Krissy Shaw), right, as James {Jonathan Martott), Henry (Walt Spurgiasz) and the posbnan {Joseph Allgaier) listen to the argument ln OCC's production of "Y2K." still on earth by the end: The plays' subjects are some- times as much about turn-of-the- century culture as they are about the events of New Year's Eve. "Theater Serial Killer Strike Agaml" tells the story, as Corley put it, "of annoymg people in movie theaters and what happens to them: SUNDAY Specifically, they are killed by a roving murderer. "The premise i that the guy who's killing people tn the theaters~ trying to rid the world of disgusting people for Y2K," Corley said. That the murderer considers hls selection method JW.tif1able . erve::. 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Above, Phyllis Henson, owner of Kids Hollywood Connection, lands i.il front of a wall of photos of children she has helped land job in the entertainment industry. Left. Henson interviews 6-year-old Emma Laramle and her mother, Susan, about the possibility of acting: BRIAN f'Ol'IUOA I OAll.Y Pl.OT rately costumed m order to break into modeling or acting, said Hefl5on, who handles children up to 16 years old. • smothered beneath all the dothmg. = , You have to know how to pack- age your child," Henson ~1d. "You don't want them to look like they're at d bt'dUty contest You want to !'iee In Jact, she said, very young dill- dren grow so quickly that professiond.1- ly prepared photography portfolios are almost useless And dolling up a child in some sort of contrived outfit can be the kiss of death: the sparkle gets a kid thdl look~ like they 1ust Cdme I off the pldyground." SEE HOLL YWOOO PAGE A 1 I -A fund-raiser in disguise ~ >-Masquerade Ball lures young prof ess1onals to Orange County Musewn of Art to raise arts awareness. Al I\ (CIOL\1-.:-.. Nick Daudennan knows scary. Just mention the word "fund-rais- er," Dauderman said, and the result · is seriously fnghterung for young professionals who don't always have the kind of paychecks that would allow them to conlnbute to cornmu- ruty and chantable orgamzauons. That's why Daudennan is chair- mg the second annual "1'1dsquerade Ball for the Arts• Lomg ht at the Orange County Museum of Art m Newport Beach. The event is supposed to get young professionals mterested m being connected to the arts, which might eventually lead to their con- tributing to arts institutions. Bl!l Daudennan doesn't wont to spook any or the people who rrught attend, so he isn't using the •p• word. •1t•s sort of a no-pressure thing to get people involved,• Daudem1an aid of the co:;tume ball which ben- ehts South Coast Repertory, the Orange County Mus um of Art, the Orange County Pcrfomung Ara Center and Opera Pacihc. •Tue can't really ubscnbe to thes (arbJ TUESDAY The ~lcln en wratOr of tht Lm ~ County MuteUm Of Art. ....... SuSlfl Fort. wiU spelk • JW1 of The Orange County MuleUm of Art' CM~ .... of 'fr• art i.cturm Port whl tpelilt on -n. ca, ........... .,..... .......... .. D8' II 11 n..• h ... wtl a..• noon. The ............... ~ ........ A ... ,, .. _,..na FYI ~ The formal Masquerade Ball is from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. today at 850 San Clemente Drive, \ Newport Beach. Tickets are $75 per person. For information about the event. call (714) 556· 2122, ext. 546. event , but we want to get them m the door !>O they can become sub- smber.; eventually. •ffc; an audience developm nt 1rubative, • Dauderrnan said, trying another way of de cnb- mg the event Y>ithout refemng to money. The event, wtuch attracted about 500 revoJ(>rs in il'> h~t year, will fea- ture vanow. band and DJ . a ~ell a!) several bars to faolitate sooal lubncation. Mucci in WJth the crowd, Daudcnnan a1rl, will b co - turned actor from the d1fter nt artS orgaruzations who will di tnbute information about the worthy cauc; "" lurking b hind U1e good b,Jnt . "Th y'll be ort of educating J>eo- ple, • Daudcrmiln aid. For the young prof sional \\ho attend, Daudcrman think::. th event is a pl asant introduction to the pleasures -and r pQn 1h1lill - of thoroughly grown-up dive on. "This a nice segu mto mom f W\ matui' thmg , • h id WEDNESDAY ~NII 1M opera hol.M .-, The-Otingt c~ .... -. 11Mriv Arts c-- hOstl Mikel ~l Ullt ~· .... illl8Geue .. C'ln~HeA'lllkW tor tt. •pm show .. us Thi"'*' 11 • IOO 10wtl Center Dtw. C°"9 ..__ '9 more~'· Qlt(Mt} •7....a. .\14 Soturdoy, October 30, 1999 Daily P.ilctJ - -a patrons mingle at lavish benefit soiree/ tr b y gathered at dusk Saturday, ~pping cock- tail:> and sampling bol'i 'oeuvrel> in the lower court- yard of the Newport Beach ti!lamott Hotcl ~ Tennis Club, Posl:llon Island. From the lobby level of the ~otel, reguJar folks in regular loUung peered down upon ~e glamorous crowd who had essed to unpress for the 999 OJlf'fd RAU. The lower courtyard was acked. Elbow to elbow the wd jockeyed for position, sing friend after friend in ,never-whirling mobon of Ill CIOWI looking over their respective attire, j~elry, hairstyle and women lD taffeta arid silk, men in black be turning to meet and greet one another, • general attitude. t Society is after all nothing without attitude. And opera, PHOTO COURTESY OF NICHOt.AS ICOON Opera PaciHc chairman of the board Patrick Seaver and Orange County Performing Arts Center chalnnan Roger Kirwan at Opera Ball 1999 at the Newport Beach Marriott. more than any other perform- ing art form, is immersed in attitude, on and off stage. A petfect evening was certainly m the making. Chaired by Pabida ADD Musball, the Opera Ball began with panache in the courtyard. Marshall billed the reception as •Le Jazz Hot• in the milieu of the Parisian bistro. And while the Marriott is no Parisian bistro, the energy generated at the reception set the tone for a very lively evening on the Orange Coast for the opera sponsore d and underwritten by the generous jeweler Cartier. •Their supreme gracious- ness will contribute to making this everung the most spectac- ular and successful eve nt of the Orange County social sea- son,• added Marshall, doing her own share of bussing as guest after guest bestowed their thanks upon the chair for her efforts. Opera Sall 1999, "Fin de Siecle, • celebrating the end of the century, marked the 17th year Opera Pacific and the Opera Pacific Guild Alliance has entertained the crowd in style, raising needed funds to keep the company headed in a positive direction. "This is a very special year for this event because Opera Pacific is in the hands of a very speaal man, John De Main,• said patron and guest Nancy Sorosky of Big Canyon "He is simply fabu- lous and it shows in every pro- duction,• added Sorosky, who NEWPORT COASTAL PODIATRY GROUP, INC. NO! YOUR FEET ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO HURT. 1 he feet arc the foundation of your body, and can often cause BACK, KNEE and HIP pain. Pain " your body's way of indicating sometbin$ is wrong. Dr. Vihincn can help relieve pain-through non surgical merbods. • Bunion correction-No hospitalization • Ingrown toenails • 1'e" treatment ror fungus nails •Specializing in the treatment of athletic & sports injuries • Utilizing new computerized foot analysis • Diabetic Footcare and Evaluation Dr. \ 1htnl'n utili~ compoteriud gait analysis to help evaluate and diagnose disorders of the lower extremities. 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J ...... ~ ,,.. . hM~,,,..,, PHOTO COURTESY OF NICHOlAS ICOON Aldo Luongo, John De Main, Martin Hubbard and Paul Musco at "Fln de Siecle," Opera Ball 1999, which was a benefit for Opera Pacific. bas supported Opera Pacific though good times and tough times. As the crowd made their way from the lower-level reception mto the main ball- room for dinner, the Opera Pacific Orchestra played, con- ducted by Henri Venanzi. De Main took the microphone as the guests found their seats ~ the ballroom, welcommg all, following a most eloquent intro by ball chair Marshall. Applause filled the ball- room in appre<iation of De red splendid red gilt and red joyous red holiday red red Main's efforts, echoing the sentiments of Sorosky. A five- course dinner began with a seafood cocktail as opera stars Elizabeth Futral and Lolus Otey charmed the dinner crowd with their vocal talents. The Marriott ballroom was an ideal venue for the ball. The feehng was grand, yet intimate as hundreds of hand- some guests miagled and table-hopped to enJOY the affair with .friends. The menu was lovingly and pamstaking- ly orchestrated by Irene Math- 76" x so· x 24.5" The oew hipmcm is in the warcbou11e. 670 W 17th St (behind Computer Rl'C):clc:r) O~n Tue,,,., ~col, Thun., 10 am 111 '4 rm ur b) •rpo1ouncnt :an>umc: 94?·929-1102 . a1:«1 al JdtcnC'S, l.JJ. 852 Producuon Pt.cc 00 Birch St. (a e) Newport Beach 833-066 $6.95uand and Free Foam Wax 8: •.1 ews. The m ain course of veal • was far and away beyond hotel standards, as was each of the five courses served in the French tradition. . Further, the table decor was elegant, featuring tall sil- ver candelabras adorned with wtute and green flora perched tugh above eye level. •we can see everything,• mused classy and pretty EWe Faber, supporting Opera Pacific with her husband, Bar- ry Faber. · Twyla Martin was possibly the best dressed woman of the everung. Wearing a strapless .. ball gown of shunrnering bur- gundy and silver gray fabric, flowing out at the waist and to the floor in Cinderella style, Martin and her husband, Charles, dazzled the dinner crowd including BUI and La1la Conlin, Jerry and Maralou Harrington, J eanette Segerstrom, Sally Segerstrom Daniels and her husband, John Daniels, Michele Rohe, Mark and Barbara Johnson, Marsha Orlin, Pabick Seaver, chairman of the Opera Board, Martin Hubbard, pres1dent and execubve director and Jlm and Nora Johnson Danc- ing to the Frank Amoss Orchestra took the crowd into the late hours of the evening in great style. Only one item was featured for 4Uction during the evening. A magnil1cent paint- ing of the three tenors by renowned artist Aldo Luongo -commissioned by Martin and Margie Hubbard and P41ul and Marybelle Musco and donated to Opera Pacific for auction -drew tremen- dous interest and a strong · five-figure selling price for tti company. •fm de Siecle• elftl~I ed the century m h.igh fash1 for Opera Pacific. The future · surely bnght. • 8.W. COOK's column appears every Thursday and Saturday. lbe ........ -.cl , .... ,dtOod luncheon featuring special guest Emily Lyon will take place Nov. 3 at noon at the Balboa Bay Club. lickets are available. For more information, call Kimberly Chipman at (714) 633- 6373. OOi~ Pilot date book ·~ A second taste of Ireland brings images of medieval times 5EANl<.urwAN :.amved at the Great Amel'i- can Irish Fair and Music Festival at the Orange ty Fairgrounds with high e81>eC"Ultions. A little more than two nllDlllrul ago while on a family ~tion to Dublin, Ireland, I llO the chance to experience culture of the Emerald Isle allCI the incredible warmth of tbi Irish people. ough my ancestry is Irish, before the trip my t ties to that portion of Ilf,',l!efitage was an affinity for <Mlmess and a deep love of riiihed ~tatoes. llf y brief visit to the island BEND \IUfDERER lasted only a week, but in that time I was astounded by the beauty of the Irish t:oun- tifSide and the depth of the cultural history. From the Celtic burial mounds older than the pyramids of Egypt to the energy of the traditional dancers and folk musicians, lreland had me mesmerized. As I passed through the gates of the festival I could already h ear the pleasing sounds of old Irish pub songs and almost everyone I passed was carrymg a dark cup Guin- ness or Murphy's Irish Stout. SEAN KIRWAN I DAl.Y Pit.OT Above, Eric Wahlberg demonstrates the art of hammer throwing while Andy Scott stands ready to catch. The hammer throw was one of a number of traditional Scottish and Ir.sh sports demonstrated by members of the Scottish American Athletic Association on Sunday. Right, Curt Rowley takes careful a1m at his target while teaching customers atiout the prop- er technique and atUre when trying their hand at archery. The festival was spread out with two stages for music and dancers and plenty of things to occupy you m between. I wandered over lo the sporting area first to watch as large men in skirts threw even larger logs. The friendly genUemen were members of the Scottish American Athletic Association and they were practlang the sport of Caber tossing. The sport dates back more than 1,000 years and was originally practiced as military training, PLUG ·1N Plug into the Pilot Classrf red section to find services from electrontCS and plumbers, to landscapers and painters Daily Pilot "' •. I (, ,, n1 , '''' ,.,,, 11lir.o tpl ,, • along with the traditional boulder heave and hammer throw, when the British for· bade the Scots from carrying wed pons. Now I've always had an affinity for the middle dges; sword fighting, big swts or annor, ndmg arounp on horse- back saving damsels and drinking mead -so wander- ing around the festival's medieval village gdve me a chance to Jet my unagmatlon run wild. l perused booths selling everytlung from Celtic drl- work with its mtncate knots and sWirls to nasty.looking knives and morrung stdrs - medieval weapons that consist of a spiked tron ball attached to a length of chain. A couple of thoughts crossed my mmd as I wan- dered through the "village" area. First of all I would have never mdde it as a medieval warnor. J could barely lift the authenllc, coal-forged sword lhdt Mike Cassidy and Dag- ny Anderson let me feel The guys throwing boulders and Jogs could haYe crushed me w1thout a second thought and my bnPf attempt at archery left the target com- pletely unscathed. All of this led me to another question what happens if a light breaks out m the village? The medwval area was populated with Renaissance N Grand Opening Celebration! Saturday, Nov. 6th 4 pm to 9 pm .. Nine Unique Shops full of Treasures for your Home!"' Call now for advance H.irw~t Dinner Reser\'ation!.1 (949) 722-1177 130 East 17th Street Costa Mesa, CA (Behind the Harp Inn) • ii @ Lake Hiiis Com m u n ity Church In Laguna H llls1 CA • • • • • • DI II M • Dean-o and the Dynamos feature cutting-edge music for ages 2-12. families and baby-boomers. This is a performance you won't want to miss. The benefit concert is open to the general public. For more information or ticket sales. please call (888) 6-i6-958'4 or (9~9) 837-7729 SS per pcrson/$20 family m:tximum Select V.l.P. tickets :trc :tv:t1lable -C:lll ASAP All CHOC patients go FREE! Donations Welcome -All Proceeds Benefit CHOC Hospital Sponsored by For Kids Only. Inc. ~ O II "" \. ~ Children's Hospital Foundation "°""" CountJ Fair-types. Dressed m authen- tic-looking medieval garb from head to toe, they gave the area cl real rustic feeling. Each and every one of them was carrymg some sort of krufe, sword or other sharp weapon attached to their belt -each and every one or them. Now every one wa~ very fnendly, but still, you got- ta wonder. Alter spending a bit more time in the village I deaded I should enjoy some of the more Irish elements of the fdU'. 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IM ..... •1111 ............. , ' .,--•IL -• e • ..,.._ fH'l!W ........ I..-_ ~16 Saturday, October JO, 1999 date book Daily Pde1 Playhouse produces fine treatment of 'Deathtrap T~TITUS F ew playwrights have excoriated their own profe sion as thor- oughly as Ira Levin in •oeath- trap. • In this slyly literate thriller, Levin combines the sophisticated comedy of his "Cntic's Choice" wtth the abject terror of another of his works, •Rosemary's Baby." "Deathtrap," now on stage at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, focuses on a playwnght THEATER REVIEW :~~s~:~ve dry, leading him to plot a reaJ-tife murder to gain control of d scinWlabng script sent for tus approval by a student from one of his playwriting semmars. Or so 1t would seem. Levin's world isn't qwte that neatly cut and dried, arid to expound on the topic would compromise the pleasure of first-time audiences. Suffice to say that director Todd Kulczyk's well-paced produc- tion pushes the terror and comedy buttons efficiently. of "Deathtrap• is the effectiveness of its leading figure, playwright Sidney Bruhl, who virtually masterminds the play's events, while pierClllg all around tum with the acerbic wit of a George Sanders. Here the Costa Mesa production truly shines. Forrest Robinson exudes a savage sense or egocentricity as he draws his reluctant wile into his murderous scheme. Although Robinson initially serves up a large slice of ham. which requires some digesting, he setUes comfortably and commandingly"into his role, gleefully projecting his supe- riority over the student, in what basi· cally is a benefit performance, for the intended victim. As the young man drawn to his former professor' for profess1onal advice, Ryan Jacobson offers a con- vincing acolyte and an even more impressive rival. The conflict, both mental and physical, between the two is splendidly conveyed. Roxie Lee renders a properly ten- tative performance as the wile, over- shadowed by Robinson's forceful e lo- quence, yet stead.fast in her opposi- tion to his scheme. • ••&eosatMesa CMc~.611 Hamllton St., CosU Mesa • ·-= 8 p.m. Thurs-days through s.tu~ 2 p.m. sunaays through Nov. 7 + HOWMUCH: S10 and S12 • • PHONE: (949) 650- 5269 Forrest Robinson, left. and Ryan Jacoblon clash over the subject matter of their new play in "Deathtrap" at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. well appointed lo eliminate references lo excised techniques, an oversight in the local production. • Effiaenl also is the manner, in which Kula.yk has elunmated one of the pldy's nunor characters, the play- wnght's ldwyer, culmmabng in an ending ldr more stiC'kly satisfying than the original, when• the lawyer and a ocighboring psyC'hic face off over thP sctme basic issue that creat- c•d the first confrontation The key P)ement m the production The role of the Dutch psychic, nor- mally assigned to a much older and less physically attractive actress, is surprisingly well handled by Janet McGregor. Tall, blond and quite lovely, McGregor attacks the Euro- pean accent with gusto. reveling in the necesSdrily one-note aspect of her chardcter. Set designer David Carnevale emphasizes the walls decorated with weapons from Bruhl's past produc- tion by alternating strips of setting with only a curtain bdcking, perhaps stressing the theatricality of the piece. Jeffrey George's lighting is "Deathtrap" by its very nature is best enjoyed as a first-time viewer, though subsequent productions offer more insight into Levin's fertile imag- mation. Directors. when dltering ele- ments of 1t, however, must take care • TOM mus re\liews local theater for the Daily Pilot His reviews appear Thursdays and .saturdays. ALSO ON STAGE 'THE PIANO LESSON' South C'o<1st Repertory prP- sents August Wilson's "PldllO Lesson' through Nov 2 I Ttck- <'ls are $28 to $4 7 Showllmes are TuesddV through fnddy at 8 p.m . Sdturddy dl 2.30 dnd 8 p.m .. dnd Sunday dl 2 30 and 7.30 pm. SCR 1s al 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 708-5555. 'A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM' Vanguard University of South-. PLEASE CALL. FOR AN APPOINTMENT. • I 71 4 • 754 • 1 362 em California present Shake- speare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream' today through Sunday and Nov. 4 through 7 at the uni- verstty's Lyceum Theater Show times are 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, with mati- nees at 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets are $10. The theater is dt 55 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa. For more infonnation. call (714) 668-6145. 'SYLVIA' A.R. Gurney's comic play HSylvia" wtU run through Nov. 20 at The Theatre D1Stnct in Cosld Mesa. Show times are al 8 p.m. Fndays and Satur- days and 7 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets are $15 for Friday and Sunday performances, $20 for Saturdayperlonnances The NAIL CARE FUU.SET •ACRYLIC • Acrytc wv White np • Pink & Whitt Powder • Lllme Gel •Silk W11p • Aery! •Pink FIUS • Pinll & Wh II • Lume Gel •S kWrap • Mai\ICure • Pedture •Kida HO "4a1UC111e & Ped • Haod Paratfin WAXING Mdt • Ji/f'tmw ;,, life of• Jamtint thi/JJ Sat. October 30th & Sun. October 31 st Hours: Mon-Fri 1 Oam to 5pm ( Sat & Last Sun of month 11 am-4pm Gucci • Prada • Giorgio Armant E ada • St. lohn • Chanel A morel 760-6640 • 2850 E. C<>ast Hwy., Corona del Mar Accepti11g Appoi11t1'1e11t& For Conaignment8. Donatiom are alwaya welcome. • Theatre District is at 2930 Bristol, Suite C-106, Cosld Mesa. For more infonnahon, call (714) 435-4043. 'Y2K' OCC presents ·v2K, • a pro- gram of short plays reltited to the millennium, Saturday and Sunday and Nov 6 through 7 Show times are 8 p.m. on Sat- urdays dfld 2 and 7 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets are $5 to $6. OCC is at 2701 Fauview Road, Costa Mesa. For more mforrnation, call (714) 432- 5640 'THE SUMMER MOON' South Coast Repertory presents John Olive's play •Tue Swnmer Moon' Tuesday through Dec. 5. Tickcts are $26 to $45, \\fl.th a • pay-what-you-will performance on Nov. 6. The lliealer is at 655 Town Center Drive, Cosld l\.1esa. For more infom1dllon, call (714) 708-5555. 'WILD OATS' OCC presents James McLure's comedy "Wild Oats' Nov. 11 through 14. and 18 through 21 m its Drama Lab Theatre Cur- tain is at 8 p.m., 2 p.m. on Sun- days; lick~ts are $9 OCT is at 2701 Fa1rv1ew R0<1d, Costa Mesa. For more infom1t1tion, call (714) 412~5880. READERS REPERTORY THEATRE Fnends of the Costa Mesa Libraries will sponsor the play "The Masque of Reason; by Robert Frost, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Nov. 16. The procJram is suitable for htgh schoo~rs and up. The play will be dtlhe Mesa Verde Library, 2969 Mesa Verde Dr .. Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 546-5274. ,...., .... ~--....... 1.AD .... \'llillCGn .... ..... ......... .,...... ...... °' ~--·-·· ....... ... Dt ...... fWlly .. ..,... 1n LASoc c..o,toa-tl.., i.-Vllbt Olrndiowi. Medal C.pondloa 11 1 ~oraea tralaecl \¥ rfell•lldAlllillM 'A CHRISTMAS CAROL' South Coast Repertory pre- sents ••A Christmas CaroJ• Nov 27 through Dec 26 on its mdmstage. Show~ are Tuesday through Fnday al 8 p.m., Sat- urday at 2:30 and 8 p.m .. and Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30 p.rn. Tickets are $17 to $39. The theater is at 655 Town Center Dnve. Costa Mesa. For' more information, call (714) 708- 5555. 'COMEDIENNE' Lilly Tomlin is coming to the Orange County Performing Arts Center Dec 3 and 4. Tickets for the two-time Tony Award-winrung comedienne rdllge from $36 to $49 and g on sale Oct. 24. The Orange County Perlonning Arts Cen- ter as ell 600 Town Center D · ve, Costa Mesa. Tickets may be purchased through Tickel- ma~ter at (714) 740-7878 orb callmg The Center at (714) 556-ARTS. dcitebook PIOLLYWOOD CONTINUED FROM A 13 ·Packaging,• as Henson calls it, often comes down to strippmg off all the unfortu- nate clothing and styling choices parents make in hopes of rendering their child more attractive. Bows are a major n~no. she said. Perfectly cotfted hair is too tidy, and oqght to be mussed up slightly in order to be optimally eridearing. Gold jewelry should be taken off as quickly as possible. Costa Mesa resident Yvette Gagnier, who brought her daµghter Araiana to Henson after some less-than-satisfacto- ry experiences with other orga- rumtio09; was given a crash course in packagmg as soon as she walked in the door. •1 was really big on hats and bows," Gagnier recalled. "She said •No, no, no.•• The newly restyled Ara- 1ana, who is not yet 2 years old, went on to land a job mooeling for what was either a newspaper advertisement or a page in the Sears catalog - Yvette isn't quite sure which. "I think it was a Sunday ad, but I never saw it,• Yvette said. "There's really no way to find out. But she got paid, you know?" The business of packaging and selling children .to the marketing industry is not without its ethical complexi- ties, but Yvette tries to approach the business m d way that will make sense for her daughter. "lf she gets a little older and says ... ·1 don't like this,' then Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS ' -... ~ ......... ~~~ CAil. 642-5678 I'm gomg to stop,• she said. But Yvette, who grew up 111 what she charactenzed as a poor household, doesn't want her daughter to have to go through the same experience. "I just don't want her to have to settle, or to have to marry yowig to feel like she's getting out of a bad situation and home," she said. The financial rewards for children who act and model can be significant. Modeling JObs typically pay between $100 and $150 an hour, Hen- son said, while a child who is a member of the Screen Actors Guild commands a fee of nearly $500 merely to appear on a set. Over the life of a typical television commerci.al's air- play, Henson said, a child can make upward of $35,000 in residuals. When a child reaches the age of 6, they are legally allowed to spend nine hours a day at a set, which dramatically increases their earning power. MSix is the golden age• in child acting, Henson .said. All that money waiting to be earned can occasionally drive parents to approach their children's careers in a more mercenary fashion than might be healthy, Henson said, but the types of adult she calls "stage parents~ -those who live vicariously through the experiences of their chil- dren --are less common now than they used to be. "I don't see as many pushy parents as I did many years ·ago,• Henson said. "Reality has set in to a lot of parents Now, 99% of them are doing 1l for the nght reason.• Henson's first contact with families who want their children to be m how biz is usually a consultation at her office, dunng which she detemunes whether a child has the n9ht stuff -not only sparkle, but also the apprcr pnate sort of behavior habits - to make it. In some cases, she said, she can detect a potential star who merely nP.eds a little time to grow up. "If I see a child that has a lot {)f potential, but they're not quite ready because they're a little shy or they keep a finger in their mouth or whatever, I might recommend a work- shop,• she said. Other times, it becomes apparent to her thdt, despite the adoring looks a child receives from its parents, a kid ic; simply not good matenal for the industry. "Real clingy" children are a major turnoff, Henson said, no mdtter bow much sparkle they have. Extremely shy kids a.re also unlikely to make her cut. Despite what some parents think, tremendous ·energy in a youngster lSn't necessarily very attractive either. Henson said casting agents aren't very exoted about the prospect of hinng a hyperactive kid who takes too much effort lo photo- graph and film. If a child isn't right for the business, Henson isn't shy about saying so. "For some parents, it's kind of a letdown,• she said. "They say ·u my kid JUSt gets two or three auditions, r know they'll get something.'" But the sparkle is a crucial commodity, Henson said, and kids either have it or they don't. ·we know it the minute we it,• she said. Learn to Love Your iMac ( )r<tll.<lf' \/J/J/t • f.'u Ill/ J II I t 'r ( ."/II h Orange. Coast College Chemistry Building 9arn-Sat. -Nov. 6 Http://imac.oacc.org 49.77 _, Discontinued and overstocked items including slipcovered sofas carried by major national retailers like Z-Gollerie, Restoration Hardware and others we can't name but you will recognize. You can special order from over 200 fabrics. Everything here is new, obtained directly from the factory ·No Used Furniture or consignment items. Furnishings Direct carries upholstered sofos, sleepers, leather sofos and choijs, entertainment centers, armoirs, beds, ho¥ rugs, desks, lamps and more. ~ .... ----·, ( -, ( ~· -':) .. ll --- --Did You Knowl "That at ~ we make the extra effort to provide you with the best personalizt'<i customer service pos ible. WP want you to leave ~ knowing you've mad the right investment to make your home and garden beautiful# NUMllHD, lllO.--- COSTA MEM SANTA ANA 2700 Bristol St. 2800 N. Tustin Ave. (714) 754-6661 (714) 633-9200 CDMftnE lANDICAPING • 41 YIAIS mEllENa UC1N11 1 •ssJ Y2K CON11NUED FROM A 13 as a dark comment on lh violence of the late 20th cen- tury, Corley said. "It's just kind of lh wny life is now,w he s~nd. "It shows bow far we've come, or not come." Costa Mesa r<!~1dent ancl second-year OCC thcatm student Sheme StonP. wrote and is directing a work ciilled ·"There's Nothing NC!w Under The Sun." The comic play skewers Y2K hy~tcna by looking at an earlier event m the history of human amocty: YlK. The coming of the yedr 1000. in Stone's dramatic vision. looks a Jot hk~ ordi- nary Amencan We, citca 1953. Stone's actors -she herseU play!> thP mother of the story's dysfunctional nuclear family -roam around the stage in primitive costumes that are meant to evoke the Middle Ages, but their domestic bickering sounds like a lost episode of "Leave it to Beaver.• OCC student Krissy Shaw plays the daughter of the Let U'.; Quotl' \our Homeo\\ncr~ lmurarm: Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlTTO • HOMEOWNW • BLlE CROSS ~ ~ ~Sr;-' ~,... ,.,...,..'-" r ~ 949-631-7740 441 Old Ncwpott Bhd. • twpon &iJi (Near Hoag HoJpitall PLUG IN 'Y21' + WHA?. A program of five short p&ays about the millennium + WI~ OCCs Or~ ma Lab Studio, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa • WHEN: Today and Sunday and Nov. 6 and 7. Curtain is at 8 p.m. Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays and at 7 p.m. Nov. 7. + HOW MUCH: $5 to S6 + PHONE: (714) 432- 5640 family, who is obsessed with the commg of the VIK, an event she is certain will be accompanied by some sort of apocalypse. She spends the duration of the act attempt- ing to convince her hopeless- ly oblivious parents of the drama of their situation..-- Stone's character, howev-. er, is more sangllin;e. HYou know I don't believe m that nonsense, dear," is her response to Shaw's predic- tions of the Antichrist's inuni- nent arrival. Sca.rdoy, Oc1ober 30, 1999 Al~ 1'be b6ggmt cmmm tllil cb 11dUI ......... with regucl to die tum al tbe mil· ,lennkllP ii Iba efted lbe new date wW bave oo tbe tech· aology ber husband URS at bis job: tbe man is a stone mason. and wm be boed to begin carving four-digit yean. Stone says a lot Of the domestic material in "There's ·No~ .. ." ii drawn from her own life. She hadn't thought much about the material ahead of time, but it came pouring out when she sat down to write. All of the works in "Y2K• were ongmally penned in a playwnting work&hop held at OCC held in spring. They are being directed and staged entirely by students, with a little supeIVlSlon from • faculty members like Corley. Corley said the tremen- dous amount of freedom g1v· en to the students lends the ' works of the Repertory The- atre an unpredictable and occasionally very exciting feeling. ·we like to say we give them enough rope e1lher to hang themselves or to climb up to the stdri;, • Cor- ley said, CIUl!!Rov.!u!!••l- Moscow -St. Petersburg Departvres May 20 Thru s.pt 09, 2000 SAlL O"I Titl: MIS •RUSS" OR OUR OT1fXll Dt:LUXI: RJvat vt:.Sl t:l.S ~ ......... ~-~! F.-S2298 pp '1iL r,_ SFO I UX All Outrnk Qb1u • 16 ••&ht a 1lcno1Jot PICU.lt laducks all traM!us. ~ uc..n<oa, a.all1wc1iii .. and ~ltural evtnl$-Jo1a u ot1 ptt Ir. ~ cni1K f*bp 1o l'rq11t/Bucbpul or IM Baloca. C:.11 r0t =~"-.,_...,,or.-_._... --.... -· .............. l._(M .... .... 1W'l •-• • n ... .... ---.... . ... . .. ~its Sotur 'Odobet 30, 1999 Doily Pilat • commun1 forum IDITOlllL In defense J · Marinapark should hold up its end of deal of 'Harry Potter' residents signed " the latest leases ') w hen Marinapark ~ . on their bayfront mobile homes in 1985, they ,. •' knew what thay were getting ' I into. They knew that when those " agreements expired in March of 2000, they would have to move. ~ And they knew that the reason , was to make room for more visi- tor-friendly uses on one of the city's pnme pieces of bayfront real estate. They even agreed to waive relocation costs. I I Now, less than four months before the leases expire, city leaders are entertaining a seri- ous hotel proposal. As was expected, it calls for displacing the mobile home park and the American Legion Post 291, whose lease for the city land was just extended to 2001. It's too early in the process for us to endorse or shut down this particular hotel proposal. And we won't even go so far as to say that an upscale resort is the best use for that land. But regardless of any hotel proposal, we think Marinapark residents should move out when their leases are up next year. The State Lands Commission has yet to determine whether the area is tidelands, a .designa- tion that would prohibit resi- dential use of the property. But regardless, it is still city-owned property, which means it belongs to everyone in the city, not just 60 residents. Most importantly, the resi- dents knowingly entered into this agreement in 1985 .. Why do they now expect the city to scrap its desire for more public uses and let them stay? With economic development and traffic congestion being such hot-button issues in New- port Be&ch right ·now, it may be easy for these residents to jump on that bandwagon and con- vince the city to renew the leas- es. But we hope this issue won't get lumped in with the anti- development fervor sweeping through the city. Vacating Marinapark doesn't mean there has to be a hotel on the site. Those are separate ·issues and should be treated that way. Still, it would be a nice ges- ture if someone from the city could assist the mobile home owners and renters in finding a new place to live, even if it's just providing a comprehensive list of alternative locations for the mobile homes. We don't blame Marinapark residents for wanting to hold onto the private bayfront enclave that they've enjoyed for so many years. But we believe they have been able to make use of the public's land for long enough. It's time for them to hold up their end of the bargain. 0 ur children are read- irig again. Isn't this fantastic? Isn't thls what we've wanted to hap- pen? With the distractions of television, video games and afte~IChool actlv1ties that can take up so much time, our children are sitting down to read -not just one book, but a series of three -with more promised to 2 come. Harry Potter is on the P LETTER OF THE WEEK bestseller list and well he • should be. The "Harry Potter" books More reactions to proposed Heights armexation are well-writ- ten, inventive and clever, appealing to youthful imag- mation and intelligence. Harry is a role model who not only appeals to young people, but ls actually a good role model. Rather than being beaten down, Harry rises to become a young hero, battling the forces of evil. ls there some· thing wrong with that? But wait Some parents are displeased. In the Potter series, Ha.ny has been mis~ treated by his awful aunt .• AT ISSUE: Should Santa Ana Heights become a part of Newport Beach or Costa Mesa, or stay unincorporated? rs outh County hds their Sdying ·No ¥.av. No How, No Jets!• ! Sdntd Ana Heighbi residents west of lrvme Avenue hdve their Sdymg No Wd), No I low, No Costa Mesa!· Whdt part of "no" does the Costa Mesa ; counul still not understdnd? The same t~sidents that yedr!> dgo peblloned ugainst Costa Mf'sd are c;bll sayulg no ~ and wtll conunue to sdy no. Co'>ld Mesd hd'> done nothing for : us. dnd hdvt> only rf'cenUy ctwoke ~ from their <;J(>f'PY c;lwnber to announce • that th0y would start hghtmg the air- • port Why would WP setUe for a frozen C TV clmner when Five ''-ftEADERS Crown'> 1s dl our door? ,'I\ N!'wport Bedch will pre- RESPOND .,ervE> our commumty and ~ fight dgdmst commernal -development and airport xrans1on Costa Mesa. on the other band, 1s destroymg the feel of Eastside Costd Mesd by greedily devouring the low-density houc;IIlg for pack-em dnd '>ldck-em s1x-plexes. Rather thdn bcdt d dead horse. and uncle and leaves to attend a school for witch- craft and wizardry. Accord- ing to a Daily Not article, some parents are concerned about the issues of child abuse and sorcery ("Not so wild about Harry,• Oct. 16). Please. Perhaps these par· ents should take a refresher course in children's i.itera- ture. Either that or they'd better be prepared to toss out just about every fairy tale and folk tale. "Cin- derella" -aha! -child abuse and sorcery. Watch out for that fairy godmother. "Hansel and Gretel• - child abuse and sorcery, again. I could go on and on, but it's pretty clear. Chil- dren's literature was created to help children deal with the world, to show them that they need not be vic- tims, t.>ut could stand up for themselves and succeed. That LS what "Cind erella" is about, that is what "Hansel and Gretel" is about and C osta l\1esd should senously concen- trdte on bettering thc>1r own city and IPdve Sanld Anet Heights dnnexallon tu Newport Bec1ch They dsked to dnnPx us, we c1ppldt1cled, now sit down Westside needs your dltenllon. BRIAN P08UDA I DAll.Y PILOT Jeanne Rodriguez, left, and Laurie Gabriel ride horses near Mesa Drive and Birch Street In Santa Ana Heights. that lS what the "Harry Pot- ter" books are about. And one more word about magic -the very word is magicaJ. Do tb&e parents remember seemg Peter Pan and clap- ping to show that they believed in fairies? Do they remember w8.lting for Santa Claus (a jolly old elf) and looking for the basket that the Easter Bunny had left? All of this ts part of the magical -yes, magical - world of childhood How dare they sully this won- drous and all too brief time m a child's life. RUSSELL NIEWIAROWSKI Sanld Ana Heights I think you hac.I mdny goocl quotes in your articles. But I beli<'V<' you missed the best that being the own- er of the Convdlescent I lospitttl on Santa Ana AvenuP I le said he has been there for 26 yeurs anc.I has n<•ver seen d street sweeper in thut lime. I have lived in Santd An'a Heiuhts for about five yean. and have seen d street sweeper once, that being c.lunng the recent resurfdong of the streels. This one lline I saw the sweeper m action he didn't even sweep the• gut- ters He swept only to the asphctlt edge of the ared to be resurfaced. This 1s the kind of sery.ice the res1dPnts have come to expect out of thP county. I think c1 hPtter q\wst10n would be, should unmrorpordted dreds of Orang£> County lw annext•d7 That would lt•ctvP thP d<'ns10n up to the r£>s1dents It would c1lso leC:Jve some deos1on-mdking power m the hands thP c1tws wctntmg to dnnex those eas As Wcts c;een dl the meeting Tuec,day mght. some people are for annexdtlon som(• dQdmst. Most in this r dse were m IC:Jvor of Newport Beach dnnf~Xm!J dll of Santd And Heights. Sctnlc1 Ancl Hc>1ghts 1s m d unique s1tu- ot1on of hordenng two C11l0., Should the re"1clents have the nqht to choose which city mrnrpordtes them? I In one of your art1clcs, you quote Allan Roeder dS sdying "the c.ounty has mdJ.cated that they WdOt to !fCt out of the business of prov1dmg municipal serv1ces. ~ Apparently the county 9ot out of that line of work 26 yecirs ago for some of its serv1ce'!s. Absolutely Should the Locdl Agency Formd- n Commission havf' thc> ab1hty to ~reak up a cohesive rommumty? I think not UOTE OF THE WEEK "I graduated here by the skin of my teeth. There are 12 people here tonight on the guest list that I need to talk to because they helped me graduate. H -ACTmKIVIN comm\ T think you should look al 1 Pcent BAD GRADES? Parents with lads at at least three schools in the Newport-Me d Unifwd School Distnct got quite a shock when they received the first progress r ports of the year. Because of an apparent computer glitch, many student wtth good grades got negative comment such as •poor work habit. • and "excessive talking.• While tht~ distnct apologized for the nux-up and vowed to send out corrections, rumor has it that a few unlucky students p<url for the clislnct's tnistakc in the tom\ of di • oplme over the we kend. But what If Lf the mistake was muc:h greater? In u day and age when the av€'rngo per· sonal computer ls prarltttilly capable or launching e NASA at<'lht •, we have to wonder if blarrun9 a computer glitch is a sca~out that 1 a Jttlle gray around the edges. HELPING HANDS history here from the view of the resi- dents. About two years ago dunng the breakup of the Santa Ana Heights Water District there were two bidders. One being lrvine Ranch Water District and the other being Mesa Consolidat- ed Water Disthct. At that time the property owners were courted by each water district. But because of Costa Mesa's attempts for three or more years lo annex their supposed poruon of Sdnta Ana Heights, the property owners voted for Irvine Ri:lilch Water DU,trict. Costa Mesa has created a sort of back.lash against itself. BRIAN WECKUCH Santa Ana Heights I think that Santa Ana Heights should be annexed and that residents should have a say, in which city annexes them. First of all, the resi- dents can block any potential annexa- tion if more than 50% objPct to the dnnexation. l live in the Westside of Santa And Heights, which is in Costa MeSd 's sphere of influence. I know that probably most people in the Pegasus tract of Santa Ana Heights want to be annexed by Newport Beach to enable the Santa Ana I ieights commurtlty members to remain together and give them more or an ability to voice their concerns as one community. Newport Beach has stated that they would maintain the zorung Jaws that are currently m place in Santa Ana Heights. We hope that maintauung our current zoning will preserve our commuruty. Addltionally, the residents of Santa Ana Heights are the most affected by issues of John Wayne Airport expan- sion. The city of Costa Mesa. is totally uninvolved in tlus issue. Newport Beach is actively working to build the El Toro Airport, fight against John Wayne expansion, and extend if possi- ble the agreement with John Wayne that exptres in 2005. What would Cos• ta Mesa do to protect our interest? SHARI WILLIAMSON Santa. Ana Heights In this day, when we have, and have to have, people come mto the class- rooms to lecture children on the very evils that wost in our ociety, what could pos- sibly be wrong with these children reading a bit of constructive, escap1St litera- ture? ELIZABETH EDWARDS Newport Beach . HOW WE SEE IT RYAN R.AVBlJRN I OAlV flll.OT while the high school students reaped their own rewards: "We take a lot or things for granted and this is a way to gwe back," said 16·year-old Lauren Mirowitz. And we can't say this enough that despite the stereotype of uncanng and apathebc teens, we m Newport-Me are bleSlied with an overwhelming numbt r who pr fer a more active role. EBBING TIDE POOLS a Cal State Fullerton alumnus. at the opening of 'the<alebf~ ClubhouM RestaUrant at SOuth COISt Pleu. More than 200 Corona del Mor I Ugh School tu<i nts volunt r d lb ir week nd tim on Suncl y to work Wlth ch1ldr n In the Makll· • racke.n the Clown performs a magic trick for a I-year.old Alberto Mar- Unu of SantA Ana during a Halloween carnival 1t Corona del Mar High School sponsored by the Make·a·Wlsh Foundation. In an attempt to Help improve the health of the fragile ecosystem m the tide pools at Little Corona Stato Beach, the Orange County Coast Commission has created an infonnation brochure. · 111e pamph1 'l, appropnately titled, •Between a rock and a hard placo, • will be widely distribut d to teachers and students m th county. 111 mt •nt is to encourage s<·ho0ls to make fi Id tnp plans far in advnn e so that thn excursions <'""'n be gu1d d and th re· fore be les of an impact on the nVl· ronment as they walk along th sea· aide habitat. While w thlnk th lid pools are ln dire need of better man· Wi h Foundation who uffcr from hi • thr at n ng Uln · . Th chool h t· ed ft Halloween carnival, cornpl t I Th costume-daft kid had .a day of with lace-pamUng, gam and prtzes. fun and a br ak from th indoors, ).' I agement, the lnfortnftional brochure a great ftnt step, r, effort ( GHOSTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 fiU and initials of generations of former employees. At the end of the night, when the last show is over and the audience has left nothilig behind but spilled popcorn, Langer must walk through the cavernous the- ater -and she often has the sense that she's not ·alone. "It's when I turn all the lights off and everything's quiet,• Langer said. "You can still hear things. There's no noises from the projection.• Langer describes the sound as "just a weird faint sound of music,~ a melody she associates with all ~ crowds that h ave passed through the theater in days gone by. "The other managers think I'm crazy,• Langer said. ~But to me, the place is just creepy." Ghosts seem to e njoy haunting theaters. A techni- cian at Costa Mesa's South Coast Repertory Theater once saw "a huge blue thing" looming over the stage, said Michele Roberge, executive director of the Balboa Per- forming Arts Theatre Founda- tion, who recalled he'aring the story. "He closed everything down and got out of there," Roberge said. In drama lore, the spirits of characters that· good actors create .are said to remain in a th~ater after everyone has gone home. It's a legend that has Roberge wondering what sorts of phantoms a.re being unearthed as the Balboa The- ater is renovated. "We've found a couple of old photographs,• Roberge said. Workers also came across a broken-down desk chair, a piece of furniture so battered it was headed for the garbage before Roberge intercepted it. "I said, 'Don't take that chair, because its wheels a.re going to be the base of our ghost light,'" Roberge recalled. A "ghost light" is the dim lanlp' -traditionally con- structed from salvaged mate- rials -that is left on in a the- ater at the end of the night. Its main purpose is to cut the pitch darkness of the room for the person who enters it the next day. But Roberge said the ghost light is also kept on for the spirits of the theater -the ones the actors have created. "It lets them know we'll be coming ba€k, • she said. Balboa resident Gay Was- sail-Kelly has a less amiable relationship with the spirits she thinks have haunted her Monterey fishing boat, the Tooth reshaping Involves the removal of smal amounts of enamel to minimize any number of Imperfections. For Instance, the points of upper canine teeth can be blunted somewhat to eUmlnate a fang- llke appearance. Tooth reshaping (•ename1 recontouring1 can be employed to alter the shape, length, contour, or posltiOn of a tooth and its relationship to adjacent teeth to improve the tool< of a smile. The tedlnique can also be used to resl'laj:le chipped, overlapped or lracluf9d teeth, as well as to minimize the 'lpp88rance of ttowding. Tooth reshaping may be • utilized to correct such developmental Imperfections end abnormalities as pitting and groom In the enamel. And ii aocQmplishet this without removing substantial amounts of looth structure. Wt are always happy to answer any qJ8lliotll yoo mey haY8 about ooemitic dlntal concerns, lncludng rtthaping tllttl We'rt loct'8d at 400 NeWport Ctftltf Drive, Suite ..c>e. ,._.rt lelah, where ... ,. ofltftng yot.I fie .... llc:hniquel '° gM '°" .... IPllllWmict. Wt bellM lit P'MMlvt hMlth cart. " yot.I ...... "*' lnlorrnatlon. or 10 achtdult an "'°" ........ Oii UI II ...... 0822. UI U1 .... you IC* llllirt '1llu Clft 01111ron ua flf •11 la,., dlnlll ... N ""' flll CID llCll ..... IDr tDoll .... , ............ .. ................. • SGMday, Odober 30, 1999 AJ! 1998, she artanged to ba¥ the boat exotdsed by JOMJti Warren, captain of the rtver- boat Angela Louise. 1be cer- emony seems to have ~ conducted mostly in a spirit of fun, but Wassa.11-Kelly say. the Michigan has been sa.4- ing more smoothly ever Ii.nee. •The only thing that keeP.s I breaking now are the hornsJ" she noted. I But if the old Norw~ ts finally resting in peace, tHe grim couple that is said to . haunt Five Crowns Resta~ rant in Corona del Mar seems less content. I Roberta Berger, who has worked as a server at tile restaurant for years. tells 'a story about a time the coup~ terrified a manager at tqe restaurant by pounding <ii the locked door of the liquor room from the inside. "He was here pretty late~" Berger said of the manager. The frightened cleaning pe~ ple told him about the pound- ing and when he knocked oo the door, be heard a distinCt response -a thumping that sounded entirely human. ' CONRAD lAU I OAA..Y PILOT Gay Wassail-Kelly stands next to Randy Ressel aboard the S.S. Michigan with the certificate that shows the tugboat was exorcised ln a ceremony last year. The manger eventualb' called the police, w})o responded to the report with billy clubs in hand. But when the heavy door was finally pried open, Uie manager was baffled by what he saw. S.S. Michigan. The boat is cheerfully painted today in bright reds and yellows and looks more or less Seaworthy. But Was- sail-Kelly says it sunk rune times as a result of the can~ tankerous ghosts that haunt- ed it. In particular, she said , there was the spirit of a crusty old Norwegian fisherman, a ADVERTISEMENT Early Skys Bringing the bcaucy of ceiling artistry inco your home ca.n c.reate more chan just an accent to a room. These hand painted skies are executed in the old fashioned manner. Scaffolding, paint and a sn:iaJl paint brush are the tool~ David Early, founder and arcist, utilizes to help supporr his signature scyle. Rendered after the work of Michelangelo, Early Skys can transform a blank ceiling ioro a work of an. Early lived and worked in Paris for three years where he ~rfcctcd·his ceiling arristry by paincing for many prominent residents throughout the city. In addition to chis, he also exhib- ited his painting in various galleries and has several works, including portraits, in private collec::cion. A native to California, he received his fine am degree from California State Fullerton. Shortly after graduating he ~gan his hands-on approach to cromp l'ocil by designing and paincing scrs for several Hollywood theater companies in which he.received high acclaim. A dedicated artist wiJI alway:. explore avcnu~ within rhc am and for him to bring a heavenly sky into one's home is like ~uJpring a tree out of w:a.x. To rtach David Early of &rly Slrys, cRll (562) 436·255 J. codger who had died at sea and chose the Michigan as his residence for the afterlife. The fisherman (and assorted other sptrits; the Michigan was popular with ghosts) led the boat into mishap after mishap, causing it to flood, bum, smk and have its mast severed. Finally, Wassail-Kelly had enough of the haunting. In •There was nobody m there," Berger said. 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DAY ............ ,... . . .... ,,.,, ¥ 1, ....................... _ • ....,.Jon,., Newport Harbor senior tackle • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 9.49.S7 44223 llGI SCHOOL FOOTIALL ars stuff • SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM N arr1ors 28 .SAILORS 0 WARRIORS · 'Dominant league win over Woodbridge clinches at least a share M league title, and Sea View's No. 1 in CIF playoffs for Harbor. RARRY f'AULKMR ~,.,. NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport • bor High football team hopes its sea- & is still six weeks away from comple- ; But regardless of how long the jour- lasts, the Sailors will be Sea View gue champions when it's over. N ewport Harbor quarterback Chris Manderino (1) dives over from a yard out behind a surging offensive line for a touchdo wn in Sailors' runaway 'victory over Woodbridge Friday night. Newport Harbor : ach Jeff Brinkley's squad clinched ~east a share of its second league • From backhand stroke to back doctor, the former.,. Sailor tennis standout proved to be a true 'A' player. in his 14 seasons, as well as the e's No. 1 spot in the CJF Southern tion Division VI playoffs Friday night th a convincing 28-0 homecoming tri- ph over defending Division VI cham- ~ Woodbridge. • ";fhe Sailors finish out the league cam- • n Nov. 12 at Aliso Niguel and the teams with one league loss, have ady fallen to the Sdllors (6-0-1, 3-0 in SEE NEWPORT PAGE 84 9 . STANDINGS ·-........... --~ ~-----~~ Pacific Coast Le~ue w l; DON LEACH /DAlY PILOT HIOlARD Dl ;N W:th a special twist for doubles, Glenn Cripe won every. ma1or championship possible injured hts back, then p11t a new spin on his career. Cnpe, a former Newport Harbor High and UCI standout. developed back problems during his collegiate tennis career aild his pam was relieved by upper cervical techniques, the same methods he uses today as a successful Newport Beach chiropractor •1t•s all referral, all word of mouth,• Cripe said of his busmess. "l try to make sure I give my patients the best corrections I can. It's been a ruce way to make a living, especially wtth this specialty in NUCCA (National Upper Cervical Chiropractic Assooation). "So I guess you could say I specialize in doubles and specialize m chiropractic." Margolm of Beverly Hill<> in convmcing fashion, 5 .. 2, 6-4, becommg the hrst players from the ctistnct to win a CIF mctiVldual tenrus title Growing up, Cnpe was tremendously influenced by the late Myron Mc: amara, who would ldter become his coach at UCI. •Myron was like my second father,· Cripe said. Once ranked No. 2 in the nation m double m the 18s Wlth John Andrew , Cnpe grew up playmg doubles with his father, Hugh, and his bucldie~ at the Lido Isle men's tenru.s club. •Tuey were csll •A' players,• said Cripe, who was di o ranked 22nd m the nc1tion m smgles m the 18s. ·Tuey let me play wtth them, ana I played a lot of doubles with them. I bad to keep up wtth the •A' players, so I just had to pick it up " A member of the Palisades Tenrus Club, Cripe won 01ai wi,th Cunningham m the Considered one of the best doubles Glenn Cripe 16s, he won again with Bill Hart in the 18s, then clauned a third OJai championship with Greg Jablonski at UCI. "Ojai was a very good \Jmvers1ty (3 51 1 1 Lilguna Beach (3-5) O 3 --~~----- Friday's scores C«iN 9. &mm 0 University 12, Laguna Beach 10 Friday. Nov. 5 (7 p.m .) Thursday, Nov 4 (7.30 p.m) Fairfax et Newport (nonleague) lvine vs. Laguna Hills (at M. Viejo) BRIAN POBUDA I DAllY P\OT Corona de l Mar's Mike Hayes (44) scores from six yards for the game's only TD. CdM •Corona del Mar takes advantage of Estancia miscues to wm crucial Pacific Coast League contest, 9-0. 1 O\' •\I TOHl UJ !ki1Pb COSTA MESA -Any tune two evenly- matched football teams compete, usually the team that makes the fewest mistakes will end up on top dnd Friday night's cru- cial Pacific Coast League matchup between Corona del Mar High and Estancia was no exception. The Sea Kings of Corona del Mar took advantage of four Eagles' m1srues and pulled out a 9-0 thriller at Orange Coast College, pulling CdM, in the dnver's seat, despite losing its first five nonleague . gPCL games of the season. •r wouldn't say driver's seat, but we got our learner's penrut tonight," Sea .Kings' Coach Dick Freeman said afterward. •rt was d very evenly played game between two great ball clubs. We took advantage of some of their mistakes and got some lucky breaks that won us the ball game.• Estanna coach Dave Perkins agreed. •Big games are won or Jost on turnovers and how the speaal teams are played,• he said. ·we made too many nustakes and we need to seriously work on our kicking game. Those two factors there were the ball game.• tt was a matchup of Estanoa's slash and dash running game, led by Marshall Hen dncks, versus CdM's smashmouth brand of SEE COM PAGE 84 players in Newport-Mesa School District history, Cripe was part of Coach Pat Wilson's dominatmg Sailor teams of the late 1960s and early 70s. Cripe played No. 1 doubles with Dave Plumb his freshman year m 1967, when Newport Harbor captured its first CIF . Southern Section title -the school's initial CIF crown in any sport (water polo won 1ts first of 10 CIF titles m the fall of '67). It was the beginning of a long string of championships for Cripe, who won three different titles at the prestigious 01w Valley Tenrus Championship, a CIF doubles championship wtth Robbie Cunrungbam m 1970 and an NCAA D1vis1on Il doubles title with Bob Chappel m 1973 as a UCI Junior. A four-time NCAA Division ll All-American, Cnpe was a four-year va.mty letter WUlOer at Newport Harbor, which reached the CIF finals every year with Cnpe and won section banners his fresh.man and senior years. •Pat Wilson was the perfect coach for our team,• Cripe said. "We had so much talent and he kept everyone together. He was very, very good for our high school.• In the 1970 CIF doubles final, Cripe and Cunningham defeated Mike Dietrich and nmhthy DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK • Standout senior helps Corona del Mar win with a commanding presence on the voUeyball court in Sea King ' championship quest. ~Pb E 1ght s ons ot club vo11 yball, well as Uuee on the <;:oron6 <1 1 Mar H.igh guls varstty, hnve prepar('d Din'ntra l lavriluk for the corpora t rat race. A ctrivcn and vocal leader who fmds . comfort in crunch time, the 6·foot senior outs1ae hJtter even sums up aspects oJ her on-court personality with catch phrues frequeliUy aimed et the ueculive wuhroom. •11m deffrutely a control rreek ln every way,• Id the Dally P.Uot AthJete of the Week who more times than not. controls the a Klngl' repeated acquilltion Of vldory f • 1 tove being someon e e team loo up to and d pends UJ>Olt. •Ehe said, • 1 want to be th one my te9 am depend on in a tight situa n. I want them to be.ti v in me, to ·~eve I can do 11t. I'm really big on resi*t." Havriluk has gained iU~ e teem from her teammot , ftS wen as a growing cOUection of opponents. Last week, she helped Coach Stave Conti 's squad defeat Pacific Coast ~gue foes Costa Mesa and Laguna Beelcb. the latter au but ending :tbe ArUMs' ~Ul sttanglahO&d Oft the faMoue <Mmp+omtllp and'~ 1be title lot CdM. After pounding W ldBI ID a dne IP'IW ~al~ NmlJuk tournament for me,• I said Cnpe, a team captain in high school and college. Cnpe, who also reached the NC AA DivlSlon 11 title match in 1974 but lo t with UCI partner Scott Carnahan, LS involved with UCI today through its boo ter program, servmg as chauman of the Myron McNamara Golf Classic at Los Serranos Golf Course m Chino Hills Nov. 8. When Cnpe developed back pain dunng his last two years at -UCI, he was sold on the upper cervical techniques and got into chiropractic medione after graduation. In addition to his father, Cnpe said his mother, Manan. was· extremely supportive of bis tennis growing up, which proVlded him with boo ts to keep him gomg. Cnpe, wbose family moved from Lo Angel~ to Newport Beach when he was 8, also attended Newport Elementary and En~;ign Juruor High. Though Cnpe till en1oys playmg, his tune on the hard court~ bas been linuted since the birth of his 2-yedr-old son, Jacksoo. Cnpe, 47, liv m Newport Beach with hi wife, Kim, and two stepsons, Jeff and Scott. He is the latest member <;elected to the Daily Pilot Sports Hall ot Fame, celebrating th millennium. . " . . . , . ; , . 82 Sotutday, October 30, 1999 • Lexus affordable for our eustomers. Due to last -months incredible record-breaking new ? I car sales, this is your chance to purchase from one o{ our fine st selections of luxury model trade-ins ever. :. 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FS tition toni on com-~ City Co t at 7 at Pasade- lbe e. 0·1 m cers are 4-2 overall, o onference, inclucling 3- l eir new home, Lancer North on 57 to 210. West on 210 to HUI St. turnoff. Left on Hill. 'Pmadena CC is at the comet of HHI and Colorado Btvd. ence with 111 completions and third with 1,435 passing yards with 10 touchdowns. Castleton's six catches per game leads the conference, while his 598 receiving yards is second overall. Banks ranks sixth in rushing yards per game at 65.7, while averaging six yards per carry. adium, wlule the Pirates, after Winrung their first fwo games, have dropped four straight, including the confer- ence opener to Cerritos last week, 48-17. Despite the loss to the Fal- cons, the offensive stars for the Pirates still managed to put up some solid numbers against one of the toughest defenses in the Southland. "We're going to concentrate on making sure guys are lined up where they should be, solid blocking, that sort of thing," Taylor said. One Uung the Bucs will have to do is imp.rbve their dis- position heading into halftime. The Pirates have been outscored, 106-33 in the tirst hall of their four losses, some- thing that will have to change heading into Pasadena. , However, despite the game falling on the eve of Hal- loween, coach Mike Taylor does not see future trickery on the offensive side like last week. Quarterback Jared Flint threw for over 200 yards, run- ning back Jinunie Banks rushed for 114 yards on 17 car- ries and wide receiver David Castleton caught a school record-tying 11 passes for 123 yards. "They have a pretty good club, athletically,~ Taylor said. "There have been' games I've seen where they have looked real good and there have been games where they've gotten Flint is second in the confer- DI MITRA DIMITRA HAVRl..UK ~ .. -cs>llected 30 kills • d 21 digs in the ~ e-garne triumph er Laguna Beach. She then amassed a itlatch-hig h 32 kills in ~five-game loss to ack Bay rival ewport Harbor, the time since 1993 ~e Sea Kings pushed ~e Sailors beyond four es. • "She has stepped in big matches for us," said Conti, who believes Havriluk.'s dersbip transcends pep talks and posturing. "She's by far the most vocal player on our team, but 5he ledds by working hard, being focused and hustling. That's what you need from your leaders.• Havnluk, a first-team All-CIF Southern Section Division Ill selection as a junior, needed some time to ddjust to the outside hitter position this fall, after playing middle blocker for the sixth season with· the Newport Beach-based Orange County Volleyball Oub. "Last year, I played outside hitter for dub, before the high school season. But this year, I played middle in dub, so (returning to her outside hitter spot with the Sea Kings} was an adjustment," Havriluk said. Conti said the subtle diversity between the two positions, often makes the transition difficult. "It's taken awhile tor (Havriluk.) to get into a groove," Conti said. "She got off to a bit of a slow start and she was frustrated because she wasn't at the level she was playing ttt the end of last high school season.• Increased passing responsibilities, as well as a greater reliance on timing the various sets delivered outside, all reqwred patience, a trait which can, at times, meet a big block from Havriluk's high energy. Moderation, a behavior submerged occasionally beneath her dynamic approach, was also necessary, Conti said, for Havriluk to master the variety of shots outside hitters deploy to keep defenses off balance. "She's very powerful and she likes to go up and take a big swing," Conti said. "She hits the ball very bard and that's a nice weapon to have. But I've asked her to work on some complementary shots to make her a little more versatile. She hits the ball so hard, the defense is usually dug down deep, so her off-speed shots are that much _ more effective." Havriluk again reverted to CEO-speak to deiCribe her pench411t for high-speed spikes. "I take pride in hitting the ball hard,• she said. •There's nothing like the feeling of a hard-driven kilL It's e:x.hilarabng. But I have to be smarter and not be on such a power trip. I've tried to become smarter with my shots." Regardless of the velocity she uses to record a kill, Havriluk covets the pressure of delivering in hard-fought, heated competition. "The big matches are the ones I play volleyball for," d Havriluk, whose older sisters Ali and Jordana were ' so standout athletes at CdM. "The best ones are the ose ones. Sometimes they're heartbreakers, but those e the ones you thrive off of." ajor trophies display scheduled Honors from many sports to be displayed in ovember by South Coast Plaza store. . • COSTA MESA-Tiffany & Co. at South Coast Plaza will ta unique display of sports trophies from Nov. 11.-29. • The display will feature famous awards such as the cc Lomabrdi Su~r Bowl nophy, the National Basket· ~ Association Lany O'Jlnen Championship 'n'ophy, the JOT League Soccer 1)'ophy, the WNBA Championship phy and ring des1gocd for the winners of the Super I, World Series and the Wotld Cup of Hockey. The colloction will be on diSplay Mondays through Pn· Yf from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m, Satwdays from 10 a.m. to 6 m. and Suqdoys from t 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. For Wormadon, oall at4) 5"«0·.~30. HONORS llli~llli SPORTS HA1.l OF FAME CELEBRATING lliE Mlu.ENNIUM October '99 inductees Bill Lux Jeff Field Robyn Ray Kyle Gayner Pat Wiison Paul McDonald Al Muniz Ron Tripp Brad Green Eric Dom Dave Holland Bob Ferraro Denny Bean Dave Grant Bob Ogle Les Miller Danny O'Neil Sue Davis Lee Haven Bob Francy Mike· Beech Gino Boero George Mattias M.E. Clayton Reed Johnson Glenn Cripe SCHEDULE SAlUIU>AY • Footbell Community college -Orange Coest at Pasadena. 7 p .m. • O'OM country Community coflege men and women .. Orange Co.st at Orange Empire Conference Championships at IMne Pirie. men at 9.30 a.m. women at 10:30 a.m. • waterpolo High school boys • Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor at Cahfomia lnvitatiOnal, at Stanford, Cor<>M del M•r 1nd Newport Harbor at Gray Lunde Frosh/Soph Tournament. at N.wport Harbof, all day. • Yol.,..al College women • Frew> Pacific at SOuth«n C&hfornla College, 7:30 p.m. High Khool girts • Newport Hlfbof It S.nta Barbera Toumamtnt of Champt0ru, It S.nt. ~ra High. • so- Cofltgt womeo .•NAJA Mglon II first Munet. llN It V....,O UnlverMty. 1 pm ••••••• fllot's furteH pkks 1hat ma. this is tht 9lfM k's coming from~out of the bkJe llfld P...cllM. on its own turf. ls going to gilt shoduld right out of its jodttt ... er, shoes. c:o.st pmtalls. 24-20 blown out, so it's going to be interesting.· On paper, the best way to fix that problem is to shut down the Lancers' ground game, which is led by sophomores Blair Lewis and Andre Ward, both in the Top 10 m rushing yards per game. •Tuey don't have a lot of flashy guys over there, but from top to bottom, they arc balanced," Taylor said. Pasadena's passing dttack is shared with freshmen Josh Knight and Kenny Smith. The duo has combined for nine touchdowns on only three interceptions Look for sopho- mores Andre Cummings and L.J. Ma.rb.n to be the lwd recip- ients of whoever throws the ball for the Lancers. Each teams' strengths will Pl AYE IS ·of WE 11 BOBBY JOHNSON DAVJD 11111\ eASTLETON '-' "T'he sophomore I wide receiver tied the Orange Coast College school record with 11 receptions for 123 yards. ·~ be going head to head as OC'C's passi?lg attack, ranked No. 2 in the conference goes up against PCC's second· ranked pass defense Look for the Pl.rates to ·pick up the tempo of the game offensively to try to take some of the wind out of the Lancers' defense, which ran.ks fourth overall. "They have some big, bulky guys up front. so we llllght take advantage of that with some no-huddle," Taylor said. On the defensive. the P11atcs will be Without one of their IPaders, Joe Forkert, who suffered a broken ankle m practice and will be replaced by Johnny Garcia. "I IP was probably our most consistent player on the defen- sive side of the ball and he will "T"le sophomore I captainhad a team-high 12 tackles for the Pirates and was • defensive factor throughout the game be rrussed," Taylor said. If the defense can keep the game close, OCC has a chance to wm its first Northern Divi s1on contest, since JOuung the divi.51on last year. "We're a ball club that has to score at ledst 28 pouits a game in order to win," Taylor s<nd. "That's just the way 1t is in college football." Taylor also does not expect the longer than average trip to Pasadena to be a factor for his club. "We've had a better week of practice and I don't think the early leave will t)e that b1g a deal. Besides, our guys wanna wm and we're gonna be ready to go.• · The Lancers lead the series, 5-3, including a 35-20 win over the PiratPs last year. Daylight Savings may be over, but you can negotiate a monster deal this weekend. The new 2000 are here and we still have a great lection of '99 . .. We are completely out of room! Come in and get a treat. Our prices are o low they'r scary. looKJNG FOR EN[H)f·THE·YEAR TAX DeoucnoNs? We con show you how to com in on o new leose by using multiple $8Curi~ deposits to lower your lease rate to below pnme You get your money t>ock ot the end of the lease ond 9't o bi write off th11 year. '' ~ I•, t •I • ' • \ ' 300}Mt REE • 00 927· 576 :k: n &,. &m ~ • S\un 7pm n IOmn 6pn w f1merccdt1 c ... •• 84 Satvrdoy, Odober 30, l 999 s rts llllf LY ' ewport boys romp; Steen first, again Sailors' girls second in a View 'dual' meet. IRVINE ---,-.-0-,-,--Newport ~rbor COUllllY ·gh's boys country team took a big toward the Sea View r:eague championship Friday oon, winning the dual t portion of the season at WOlldbridge Friday, with Chris cMillen, Chris Landgren and itg Dukes lead.mg the way a 3-4-5 finish, stopping "Watches dt 15:51, 15:54 and ~l. The boys really had some "' improvements with Chris Chris," noted Newport rbor Coach Eric 1Weit, who atched Amber Steen lead his ls with a first-place finish in ~6. ]be girls, however, are run- second to Woodbridge qu.l~ .... g next .week's league a.ls, with each segment (dual eets and finals) given 50% diedence to the title. ! "It was a great teain effort fQrthe boys," continued 1Weit. 'VWe had six in the top 11, and Ivan Romero and Joel Furman r~y did a great job." " John Peschelt was seventh • €OM ¢oNTJNUED FROM 81 • for Harbor, then Romero and FW11l411. both sophomores, fin· ished runth and 11th. Steen, a JWlior, finish d with a 13-second gap over the near- est competition. Woodbridge, rhowever, went 2-3-4-5 and 8-9-10 and would appear to be the odds-on favorite for the overall champi- onship. Sonya Mechkor turned m a · 19:02 for sixth place for Harbor, and Lynn Rinek clocked a 19:55 for 13tD, which caught her coach's eye. SEA VIEW MEET Boys 1 Armijo (AN), 15;37, 2. Rocha (LH), 15;49;3. McM111en(NH), 15:51;4 Landgren (NH), 15:54; 5. Dukes (NH), 16:01; 6 Wam· or (LH), 16:01; 7. Pesdlelt (NH), 16:17; 8. Heitzmann (W), 16 33; 9 Romero (NH), 16:34; 10. Orduna (IN), 16:37; 11. Furman (NH). 16:43; 12. M<Oougald ON), 16 46. 13 Monterpno (LH), 16:49; 14. Mericle QN), 16:50; f5 SChw1rtz (W), 16:52; 16. Cortes (NH), 16:57j; 17. Llwfmore (IN), 17 01, 18 Nakajima (IN), 17:07, 19. McGIOM (lH), 17:22; 20. Weisman (W), 11:n 21. Fox (AN), 17:29. Girts 1 Steen (NH), 17:56; 2 Scott (W), 18:09, 3. Bellotti (W), 18:27; 4 Bet'glas (W). 18;33, 5. Kanin (W), 18:38; 6. Mechkor (NH), 19:02; 7. Marino (AN), 19·19; 8. Kredel (W), 19:19; 9. J. SorenMn tw), 19:37; 10. C.. SortnM!n (W), 19AO, 11 Cox (LH). 19:45, 12. Brown (LH), l9:S1, 13. R1nek (NH), 19:55; 14. White (Irv), 19:55; 15. Nicholas (l..H), 20:12. 16. Friedman (NH), 20·11; 17 St. Andre (NH), 2029, 18 Foss (NH), 20:38, 19 Jenkins (LH), 20;46, 20. Sinon (LH), 20:50; 21. Inoue (NH), 20.51 . ~the-rruddle running with Grant ~brook dnd in the end, smashmouth took control Estabrook finished with 116 yards on 29 carries, while Hendncks had 96 yards on Z?cames The lone offens1v.e thrust for the Sea filngs came late in the first quarter. On fourth down, after the CdM punt was muffed, Eric Snell recovered th.? loose ball, gwing the Sea Kmgs (2-6, 2-0 ln the PCL) the ball on the Eagles' 11-yard line 1Wo plays later, Senior Mike Hayes srored on a 6-yard run up the middle. From there, it was a battle of defenses, with both teams going at it ·our defense really stepped it up for u5. • Freeman said. "We've always been a team that's hung in there and 1 was proud of our defense for ma.king the big plays when they needed to." Sailors win two SAN JOSE p O l O Newport Harbor High's boys water polo du!> won jts hllit two games of the 1999 Cat State Water Polo Thumament with an 11-7 win over Menlo High and a 10-5 win over Harvard-Westlake. Robert Weiner had three goals, while. Peter Belden and Brandan Hansen each bad two goals for Newport (22-1). Tars' 1im Birdsong, Brandon McClain and Tim Johnson combined for 14 saves. Jn the win over Harvard- Westlake, ranked No. 5 in CrF Division J, it 'Yas a two-player show as Ryan Cook had six goals, while Belden added four for the second-ranked Sailors. B~lden, Paul Kepner and Birdsong each had three assists for the Sailors, who will take on the winner of the Corona del Mar-Coronado High matchup next m the tournament. CAL STATE TOURNAME:NT NEWl'Ofrr 11, MfNLO 7 Menlo · 1 2 1 3 • 7 Newport 4 6 1 0 11 NH: We1ne< 3, Belden 2, Hansen 2, Kepner 1, Jendrusma 1, Bean 1, Gough 1 $aves: Birdsong 5, Johnson 5, McClain 4. NEWPO«T 10, HARVARO WUT\AICE 5 Newpoft Harbor 4 2 2 2 • 10 Harvard-Westlake 2 2 1 O • 5 NH: Cool< 6, Belden 4. Saves; Birdsong 5 • Turs in Toft semis SAN -.._ _____ .. TA BAR-Y 0 L L l Y I I L L BARA -Newport Harbor Hlgh's girls volleyball team advanced to the semifinals in the Santa Barbara Townament of Champions Friday with two 3-0 sweeps. In the first round, .A:pril Ross had 10 kills to lead the Sailors to a 15-6, 15-3, 15-6 win over Westlake. Lisa Addeo and Krista Dill contributed with eight kills. In the second round, Ross and Heather Cullen led the Sailors with 12 kills each as Newport Harbor defeated host Santa Barbara, 15-12, 15-9, 15- 4. Katie King had 36 assists and three aces in the match. Newport Harbor moves on and plays Fresno Bullard today in the semifinctl. Coast wins, ties Vl~6 s s Io N P·O l 0 Orange Coast College 's men's water polo team handled Rio Hondo, 15-4, then tied Fuller- ton, 11-11, m the first day's competition at the Saddleback College water polo tournament Friday. The Eagles' defense also stepped it up and when comerback John Alderete inter- cepted a Sea Kings' pass, Estancia had the Qall inside the Sea Kings' 40-yard line and ~ chance to tie the game midway through tpe second quarter. BRIAN POBUDA/ DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Blake Hacker (22) ls off to lhe races in the Sea Kings' 9-0 victory. The Eagles (5-3, 1-1), ranked No. 9 in G:IF Southern Section Division IX, could not get any passing game together, howev- er, to keep the Sea Kings' defense honest. ' Estanaa got as close as the 14-yard l.lne, but back-to-back quarterback sacks from defensive tackle Jay Bottom gave the ball back to the Sea Kings. Corona del Mar had a chance to pad 7-0 lead before halftime, but Eagles' dmside linebacker Sean Freeman came up wtth three defensive plays to stop the Sea KlnfJ!. short as the first half expired. ' "Thank goodness our defense showed up tonight," Perkins said. ·we would have ~n slaughtered if they hadn't played so weu.· Estancia drove qwckly down the held to open the second hall, but a costly fwn- ble was recovered, once agam, by Snell on the Sea Kings 25-yard line "We were doing a great JOb of moving the ball up and down the field," Perkins said. "But when we got deep into their ter- ritory, we would shoot ourselves in the foot Alter comerback Charlie Alshuler recovered another Eagles' tumble, Estabrook went to work on h..l& most unpor- ldnt stretch early m the fourth quarter. Th" senior tailback helped sustain a 12- play dnve that dte up 5:45 of the clock and after a brilliant punt from Rory McKeever, the Eagles were plilllcd on their own 1- yard line with three minutes remaining. NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 81 Defensive end Travis Hackett came up with the defenswe play of the rught. burst.- Ing through to take down Hendricks in the end zone for a safety and gwmg CdM a two-score lead at 9-0. Estancia got one last shot when strong safety Freddy Rodriguez recovered a CclM fumble, but Sed Kings' middle linebacker Brandon Johnson came up with an inter- ception hve plays later, putting the nail in the Eagles' coffin. "We're still right in there, .. Perkins sru.d optimlStlcally. "We're still in the bunt and I tlunk Costa MeSd bas a better football team than Co1ona del Mar and they still have to play each other. We need to improve our specictl teams and we need to cut down on the turnovers.• Score by Quarters Woodbridge 0 0 0 0 -o. Newport Harbor 7 7 7 7 -28 league, ranked No. 2 m CIF DiVLS1on VI and No. 3 in Orange County). F1rst Quamtr MM -Manderlno 1 run (Gaeta kick), 1:11t Second Qultrtw ltH · Manderino 11 run (Gaeta kick), 11 :54. Third Quart9r NH -Jacobs 17 pass from M3nderlno (Gaeta kick), 4:26. . Fourth Quart ... NH • Stewart 1 run (Gaeta kidc), 1.07 Attendance: 4,000 (estimated). ·we're not qulle at our peak yet," said Newport seruor offen- sive tackle Blair Jones, Ctfter the Tars' first shutout in 26 league games, dating back to unbeaten 1994 CIF btle season. "But we're constantly getting better and that':s what we strive for." The improvement was most notable on defense Friday for the Tars, who stuffed the Warriors running game (73. yards on 33 attempts) and swarmed quarterback Jimmy Pearson to shut down the passing attack. Woodbndge (5-3, 0-2) pr6duccd JUSt 37 passing yards, was sacked four times, and was mtercepted lliree times, twice by senior safety Dayne Pfaff. · The biggest Warrior gains, 14 and 13 yards by Shane Hams, came on fake punts. The Warriors were stuffed for no gain or lost yards an eye-popping 17 times. OCC men win, 1-0 IRVINE -----1111111111~ Geno I 0 CC 11 Vitale-San- sosti scored in the 15th minute of play to give Orange Coast College a f-0 Orange Empire Conference men's soccer win over host Irvine Valley Friday. Goalie Carlos Loza had 12 saves for th.e Pirates (3-13·3, 2- 6-2 in OEC). Next up for the Pirates, they host Cypress Tuesday at 3 p.m. before· finishing the season on the road at Golden West Col- lege Friday at 3 p.m. OCC women win, 2-1 COSTA MESA -Taylor Yurada's goal with about three minutes left lifted Orange Coast College's women's soc- cer team to a 2-1 victory over visiting Irvine Valley Friday in Orange Empire Conference play. Yurada gently put home a loose ball after Irvine goal- keeper Kim Reese stopped Katie Ogden's shot, but could nQt corral the rebound for the game-winner. Diane Meza's goal enabled the Pirates to take a 1-0 half- time lead. The Pirates are 6-10- 4, 4-4-2 in the OEC. Score by Quarters Corona del Mar 7 0 0 2 -9 Estancia 0 0 0 0 -0 First~ CdM -Hayes 6 run (McKeever kick) Fourth Quattw CdM · Safety, Hendricks tackled in end zone by Hackett Attendance: 1,200 (estimated). INDIVIDUAL RUSHING CdM -Estabrook, 29-1 16; Hacker, 4-27; Hayes. S-17, 1 TD; Burden, S-14. Est -Hendricks, 22-96; Freeman, S-66; Mueller. 6-22; Jahid, 4· 17; Valdes, 3-minus-3; Valbueoa, 3-minus--23. JNDIVIOUAL PASSING CdM -Burden. 3-6-1, 27; McKeever. 1-1-0, -5. Est -Valbuena, 14-0, 21; Valdes, 0-3-0; Alderete, 0-1-1. INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING CdM -Schrank, 2-19; Hayes, l -8; Cooper, 1-m1n-S. Est · Alderete, 1·21 . GAME STATimCS CdM Est First downs 12 13 Rushes-yardage 2·184 39-200 Passing yardage 22 22 Passing 3-7-1 1-8-1 Net return yardage• 0 0 Sacks-yardage 1 -10 4 ·25 Net yardage 196 196 Punts 4-36 2-33 Fumbles-fumbles lost 1-1 S-3 Flags-net yardage 5-40 4-50 nme of possession 7:33 21:27 *Punt returns. interceptions. fumble returns INDMDOAI. RUSHING Wood -Harris, 13-45; Banks, 9-25; Valtntlne, 2-14, Peal'IOn, 9-mlnus-11. N~ -Stewart, 32-167, 1 TO; Mandfi'!no, 7 -34, 2 Tt>s; Trimble, ·we played well on both side of the ball, but the defense real- ly played well," Brinkley said. ·our defen e ha played well all year, but a lot of times, they haven't playe<.l a full game (due to nonleague blowouts). They've had some battle the last three. weeks and they've gotten better and better." DON LEACH/ DAILY Pl.OT Newport Harbor's Ganett 'fioncale (top) buries quarterback. OCC loses in three ME~AO S T A p 0 l 0 Orange Coast College's wom- ens volleyball team rallied to .tie the first game at 14. but Irvine Valley won it and the Orange Empire Conference match, 16-14, 15-9, 15-2. The second game was just as close, with IVC (11-2, 6-2) leading OCC 10-9, but the Lasers then scored five unan- swered points. IVC raced out to a 9-0 lead in the third game before easily winning 15-2. Beth Watertnan le d the Pirates (9-7, 4-4) with nine kills. WATER POLO CdMnips Artists, 4-3 • Sea Kings gets a rare test in the Gray Lunde Frosh-Soph Tournament with overtime decision over Laguna Beach. J OSF.Pll Boo NEWPORT BEACH Spectators witnessed a rare occurrence at Newport Harbor High in the matchup between Corona del Mar Higli and Laguna Beach's frosh/soph boys water polo team. CdM (22-1) had to scrape together a comeback to pull out a 4-3 overtime win. The Sea Kings, who have played about three close games year, pulled the game out b the skin of their teeth, chippin away slowly at a tenaciou Laguna Beach defense. The Artists took a 3-1 half time lead, with their defens keeping the Sea Kings fro going inside to Artie Dorr C had to settle for perimeter sho that were easily knocked away CdM got more aggressive · the third quarter. It got a num ber of good shots, with two hit ting the post. But CdM's onl goal came from Bobby Mes senger's second shot in th third period. Laguna Beach could no score though, on goalie Bea Stockstill. With time windin down in the fourth, CclM ke pressing at Laguna Beach' defense, and Messenge scored late in the game to tie at 3-3. In the first minute of ove time, Marcello Pantulian managed to push the ball from the two-meter spot to giv Cd.M the win. In the fiist game, Cd.M too advantage of a stingy defens and Fowitam Valley miscues t win 7-•. Stockstill only neede one save in the first three qu ters, and he still had a 6-1 lea Dorr scored all of his thr goals in the first quarter to gi Cd.M a 3-0 lead. Fountain V ley scored to cut the lead do but Mike March's goal late the second gave CclM a 4 halftime lead. 3· 1 ~ Still, 3-8; Tunnev. 1·7; Oaytoo, 1-2. Com erbdck Justin Jacobs had U1e oth<>r interception, while Pfaff, Billy Clayton and Andr<? Stewart nlso patrolled the ec- ondary with aplomb. Their job was made easier WJlh tho constant pressure ctcatc<I by a front four which included, ttt vttrious times, no e QUdtd.Andy Kalani (1 1/2 sacks) tackle Nick Mogh11ddam (one soc:k), f!nd Garrett Troncalo (a half 1tc:k), Brad Rothwl~l (one sttck) """ Nick Langsdor1, os well as Brad Craig and C..J. Collins. Messenger then scored goals in the third to give CdM seemingly insurmountable 6 for 20 yarru. for another big first down. l ..a f K eau. A ter ems pounc d on a bobble dunng the ensuing kickoff. The Barons' offense fin _... tNDfV1DUAL. PASSING l(fQod -Pearson, 7·21-3, 37. NH -Manderlno, 4-8-1, 63, l TD. INOMDUAL RECEMHG Wood -Delaney, 2·9; Harris. 2-8, Banks. 1 8; M roney, 1-7; Grlja~a. 1 . NH · Clayton, 2·35; Jacobs, 1-17, 1 TD; Trimble, 1-11. GAMI STATISTICS WOod NH F1m down' 9 14 R~ard.tgt 29-9S 47 230 hssing yardage 37 63 ~sing • 7-21·3 c.&-1 N.i return y•dag.• 7 26 s.dtt-yirdagt 4 ·22 0-0 Net yMdage 1 t7 319 Punts S..it1 2•JO S Fornbl fumbles lost 2-1 5 2 F~-net yMdagt 1·25 2·20 Time of pouei6IOn 23.17 2A.4J •Mt r tums, int t~ptlofls, fumblt ttturns The linobackin9 corps of Alan Saenz, C hns Man<l •nno llOd Mi.ke Tunney also completed the domma.nt perform nee, tho first limo the Wamor5 had lxil•n l>lank d in 22 cont~~ts. "The def en played gr lit and d e.rv Eld the hutoul," d J on • who along Wlth h1 ort n Iv un1t provid d plenty of high· lighl<, as well. Stewart mad it c ght tuught lOO·yard·plu J>erformanc , ftn.~hing with 167 oh 32 attempt . He c&pped his evening WJth a 1·yard touchdown stroll around th I ft 1dc, c· hmg In Plctlf' ond mh!f pUon with 1 07 trut In th g&.mc. Th Sailors stared ID in CVl'JY Qll rtcr, With th first, IWO coming Wllh1n a tivfl·pl •Y piln th t sunmmd ct n Adam K ms fumblo r ov~ry on ft kk.koff, Mand nno cappl!d U1 fir t oonng drfv , n 10-pl ~·. 85·yard procc 1ion, with a l·yord ne k . Stewart k y d Ui ton tting effort with runs or 29 ond 13 yard , whll Manderino hit Clayton lhr I! Stewart carries moved it 13 yards to tho 11. Mandertno did got ag~ve in the fo the rest,. rollmg right and cruising mto the end :zone for all the sconng three times on fi Tars wo\ild need, J~isl SU( ec~nds into the second quarter. shots. But the Sea Kings cl · Jacob hauled m a pinpomt 17-yard Mandenno touchdown lt out when Brandon Powe pa on the Stulors' socond thlrd•quarter possession and sopho· scored off a rebound 14te in more Bnan Gaeta, seemg his first kicking duty of the season, . game. booted the Uilrd o( his four conversion kicks to pad the lead. CdM meets Capo ValJ M1tndenno compl led 4 of 8 for 63 yards and picked up anoth· today at 10:30i Newport H er 34 yard on sev )n attempts. bor duels El Toro at e a.m. Jon etnct fellow hncrncn Robert Colo, Nkk Hoddy, Steve Wuknw:itz und Luis Cru1. flexed their muscles against the Wor· riors' often·conf using double-flex scheme. "It L" herd to bJOCk," Jon said. •They have guys moving on ancl off the line of sc:rimina.g ttnd coming from all anglet. 'But we ju t eppcd up, hit someone and tried to keep making holes for Andre. Drlnkl~y sad his team, whkh ho ts Paufax of Lot Angeles ln a nonlcagu cia h Thursdny, Isn't nhout to lettle for its ample oe<:ompliShm nts to dat . •Tu re's n long woy to no," he said. ... uw ~··· ...... .., .. OIM4.l.Mlw9ual IAguNIMch 1 2 0 0 0 . CoronedltMar 1 o 1 1 1 • C9lwle .. Mir! M•1ngeir PWttulleno 1. s.e: ~ '· ,._VM&n,,OM• ~~ 0 1 0 J CoranldllMer· 3 1 2 , C... .. Mm!Don). MBllftllt~d'I 1, ,.,._, 1. 5-:S J. 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'""'*"' 11 •"Itel teat r" ORDINANCE GLOVER, RIDGEWAY, scneduled 10< review by BEACH MUNICIPAL Clertc ot O(ange Counly .,..,..., rm hll ..__.A.chi 11U n No gg..26 NOYES AND MAYOR the PleM1ng Department CODE REGARDING IN on 1o--OMl9 wll be rrede. tu ---.............. ... • O'NEIL ol !he CtlY of Nev.poll CREASING STATE 19996807097 wtflCU CXl¥9IW1I or I• ehettlH •1ar ,.,,,,..ce, Herold ~ Ven De AN ORDINANCE OF NOES COUNCIL Buch at 3 00 p m , on SPEED LIMITS Daily Pilol Od 30. Nov '1111811'11nty, ~ or 11Mlltll.. tr 4tacrl9l1111u Welk.er eway ()(!. THE CITY COUNCIL OF MEMBERS· NONE Tueaday, Novemb« 9, Subject Ofdtnance was 6. 13. 20. 1999 Sa269 rrc:ild, lllg8ldng *· •u•• .. 1tc1, ut ... 11Ut •· 15th of Lou G1hrl91 ~OERTCl'fJE~lH N~v;!~ ABSENT COuNCIL 199t. Tht review wtl be lnl~ on the 27th •••'lllllllCo, Of IU,lltWICIJ ............ .. OI...._ He wu T2. PROVING AN AMEND· MEMBERS: THOMSON, held In the Planning 0.· day ol September, 1999. NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S ~ ID P9Y hi ullfNI "lfl" w •• 1111 DEBAY pertmenl If approved at and was adopted on the SALE TS No; ~ princClel 11n1 al "••h ••r s.U ,.11t<111et, Bud wu bom Apfll ti, ~ENT TO TITI..E 20 OF ABSTAIN COUNCI\. lhal time. the appeal ~· 25th day of October, tlll9807l501111 lain hi l'dl(s) MCUIWd by lllid ...,... "41Rtt • "'"• , 1127 In Genoa. Wlecontin. THREEL~g~~IP~ ~ MEMBER: NONE . nod oC 14 days wll begin 1999 No 1SOl44Cll04 ()Md cl Tnm. wdl .__. n11 .,.,,.," ,.111 nt Llvklg 11101t of hb 111' In MAYOR· Dennie o Nell from lhal date, during AYES, COUNCIL F~MM No . 04a-'*9on. as ptOlllded In-.:! -...,.iy '"'" _,.,. 1• Co ....................... , ...... DEFINITION OF • • ..... c.... .. -afty1ntar .... tea MEMBEPS: ADAMS, .&DC IN ~) ---,, -... -,,. r--.., TERMS TERMS ANO CrTY CLERK: .. ,.,..., ,..,,. " " -GLOVER RIDGEWAY 0590919 YOU ~ ·~•' _..,..._ -·r· aotol IW ltlf at.t. .-. It It from Htwpott Ha.1>ot Hiott CROSS'. REFERENCES laVonne M. Har1dHe ~rty Of tf\eir aU1tlOrlzed ' ' DEFAULT UNDER A under .. --cl aald t1e1a1111t el llM lnl OerrMln Sctlool In 1M5. While ln The enl re teJC1 1$ eva11 agent aggl'leved ol that NOYES AND MAYOR DEED Of TRUST. DATED OMd al Tn.lll. 1-. ttt lttt••t 11111•• "'81 tit high adlool he woald et IN THE LANO USE'REG· ' • deoslon may l~e a nottOe O'NEIL al Pink' Or St He UlATIONS SCHEO· abl61,or review in the Clly of appeal 10 the PlaMlng HOES. COUNCIL OV14"1-UNl.ESS YOU ~ and .,.,_,.... l•tllltft em11111• 11 tttlJ c:::. ...... ~~ ...... ~~ .... ,, ULES, ESTABLISHING Clerks oH;ce ot the C•ty ComlTllSlion wlttl a Id""" MEMBERS: NONE TAKE ACTION TO .. n.-. rd cl hi • .....,.. art'""'''' tt H _,.., """.. ...._,.,..., WATERFRONT REAR ol Newport a.acn 1" 'V ""BSENT COUNCIL PROTECT YOUR INlll a99lld bl' elid DMd ..... ~.,... ft" ... l,andlrack wtllleln YARD SETBACKS. Publ•sned Newpon lee of $691 OO to 0. ray M,.EMBERS TLi'OMSON PROPERTY, rr MAY BE ol Trull The'*' lmOl.ft Jlalut.-......_. &lllHUO VAH OE WALKER Mon<la\ ................. Friday S:OOpm Tut'..,dav ... : .......... M onduv 5:00pm . . \1 edne,cf.t} ...... . Tu~ ... clay :1:00pm Thur ... dav ....... \\ t'dnt• .. d,iv 5:00pm F ridav ............... ThuNla' =):O<~>m Satunla) ............... Frida~ 5:00pm ~~1=.~ REGULATIONSONBAY Beach-COstaMesaDa•ly ~~~~,,.,.appeal DEBAY : ., • SOt.D AT A PVeuc olb~bMwlclclhl lllllttt lllt ...... t .. IHI fer ralalng Illa twnlly, he ,,.. ANO GREENHOUSE Ptlol October 30, 1~5 Staff lnvllH l'ltlghbot· ABSTAIN COUNCIL SALE. IF YOU NEED AN ~ MQJl8d bl' .... , .. ....,,...... DC.,........ John Kenner fl.E. Involved In the H1C1>of WINDOWS THE PARK· S Ing property owners to MEMBER: NONE EXPLANATION Of lliE picpeny eo be -*' and u llllUOelctUMe. IU·7U-4040 Area Boy'• Chit> BaMbell ING OF VEHICLES IN PUBLIC NOTICE submit cornmen1s end/or MAYOR: Denni• O'Nell NATURE ~ THE ~ ~ I I LHgue. Through thl• REQUIRED VAROS. Planning Director'• provide Input related to CITY CLERK: PROCEEDINGS <X1111. ~ and 1 HOU9ESICOIDOS I O~ I Oflltllullon he tied tM SIGNS IN RESIDENTIAL Uae Permit No. 46 the laclhty under 000• Lal/oi.ne M. HatklHa AGA~ YOU. YOU acMta1 at Ile wna CIC hi · FOR SALE 1 hon« Of ~ng with DISTRICTS, ANO THE No11C8 ls hereby given tlde'lllOl'I. Wrltton oom· The entire text IS aveM· SHOULD CONTACT A tr...i ~ ol hi G1NEAM. COSf,.. -• Luke Devit tor menyYNl'I. AUTHORITY OF THE that an appllcahQn hll m. n t 1110 u Id b. able IOf reVNIW In lhe City LAWVER On 11nsn• Nolloe • d 5ele • • -"' __. Bild wortied tor Ind be-TPOLAN~PINPGROOVIREECOT,?FR been submllted by 1ubm11tedtoth• Plannlog Clertt'• oll~Aol.~lle City ~1~0;00 AM. ~ ~':25 ·--~~ •••••••••••••• E ....... COST .. MESA came a pertner In the " Champagne French Oeptirtmenl by Monday. Of Newport........... ...... .-._ ........ _, ... ._. -..... ,. Rlcherd .... on Land· SALE ALCOHOLIC Bakery (Marlo Sattro, November&, f999,lnOr· Published Newport L L; .. °"" ~ [)Md ol ll\llt i.'*lb• • rSOLD~ ... 23Hlo-(2 on a loU) acepe Conlpeny. When he BEVERAGE OUTLETS applicant) IOI' a requesl der to be considered In 8eech-COSta Mesa Dally T~\l'ldlrand purllM ~and~., * * 3tlr2bemeittl!Se"1111pal'll rttlrecl he moved to the ANO MASSAGE ESTAB· to allow the estabU$h· th• Planning Oepan· Pilot Ociot>et 30. 1999 ., Deed cl TIUll r9CDl'dlld Ile wldli11g1.0 a Wllllr't * SHOWCASE ! & CllJ* ~ uniu ttw tt.met ••• Thtt• h• L I S H M E N T S • ment of a IUll·ltl'\'loe menl'a deciSion. Tiie ap· Sa.2&4 OJm11• u ~ C>edenUlorl ol "** and : HOMES * lbl sm pctv ylld '429 000 ll*lt many houri on the [PLANNING c~:t smell·scale eating and pticati6rl and develOp· Actltlou• Bu•IMH ~~ZOIZ1.1n -2 ~..:. ~· ~! •• FOR s.aLE •• ~~RE Sol'COUfM. MISSION AMENOM T drlotdng fadttly. lnttrfof ment plans of the Nam• StatMnent ...__.._ ... .,._ ... _, ... ._... "' """""V" ,.,.., 89J~ OfdnAnc11 waa ='"P. ~~':.:: :~~=~d ,J'°J:tk ·~~ T11e i011ow.ng perlQnS ~ ~ ~: ~~ :!: : ! Rln 01 ~.~t ! NU HOMES E SEIDAE ltnt¥1d by 1111 wlte, Introduced on the 27tn hOlte beverage Ml'\'iCe la view and inspecilon at ere dOlno bllsmea1 as CaifoiN. ~ by Noice cl ~ IRS * ea ~ ... ,e * FROM BUILD Oolor9e, of 12 ~two day of September, 1999, not lneludeCI with Ulla 111e Planning Depart· Mal'toal 'l ANOOarn. Kannn ta'-. Ind E*1lcn 11> Sell '° be : SQiplemenU ! Open Sat.Sun 11·5 :=:t. d:·ln·I:.: •l'ld wti adopted on the proposal The 1anant ment, Cfty at Newpon 27 Alderwoocf. Irvine, A--* ldrW. ~ l90llPdld .-. hi OCU'll'f • H MES Of • ~1 ~ 25-tl o.y lrld , and tour 251tl day ot October, speca was lonnetty OC• Beach. 3JOO Ntwpott C81l1omla ~ nt ... • JcMnl -. ~ fl9 _, ~ • • * Nie Ave 4br 2.$ be appror =....... •-n-i !9Y99ES, COUNC" ~ bY la Seu Reals· Boulevard. Newport 27~!_~111• irv•ft•, WI Ill• lllillc ll.IClol\ D ~ · LCINSW * THE WEEK * 180(),2()00 siii 2 car -••, .. F"• ._.., "' •~ ... 8 ,...,_n ltie ptOperty Bt•cll, CalHornla, """'''"""' ~... ~ ~ tof c:.I\, ......... SenW.. ·* • = e '-""'... MEMBIAS: ADA ... ' IOC8ted n the ASC.H 92659-1768 For further ca lornla 92604 C81ha(• c:NcWcalf\ u...c; Ii ....... ClOllec*lf' • Oi .... Ad • rage........ 94 -==============;,1 OfaU1ct. lntonnatlon contact the Thia buslno5s .. con· ~ OI CllW bm °' ...... ! 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Female 1 yr Dfiwn::pjil8ii see ow ad 2 DOAL CEMETERY LOTS old, rM~J;ZJ4~1ng ~n~!R~n~~ • Resort style pools, spas> • Furnished IUXW'y PICll~ VtH Memonal P111t, Rare node wba:IOOltkl PINK DOT fitness «ntcr & sauna suites available location Meldowfawn South leQPatd spo1te<1 CfA ocica~ .,,.&_c ... llin.;..g;;..A,...d,..v.t....,.,...ls.,..IO-g .,..sa_,.IH-~:'::O.\~l7~-= kittens '°' ptMleged few poslllon In es116ll1hed One bedroom from $1,550 $450t'SS009,.9-646-6473 lerrttoly Ill the DlilY Piiot I I Expel'lence a plus, but not One bedroom with loft from $1,725 420 GARAGE 4.,. FREE PETS/ reqolrtd Drug 1erte1Wl!V b " SALES i1V phrsleal requlrld. EO~ Two e rooms from $1, 945 /ANllAL RESCUES Fu , .. to: Sale• Po1ltlon Promontory Point Pacific Coast Hwy at Jamboree 888-7 8 3-8786 OPEN DAILY 8:30AM-6:30PM 11.QJ~t;;;. Wf/lllNllrWl8lf ~ '••••••'"•"••••or • t¥f.1115 E SIDE CM, Sii 8-3 Unique colltc11bles, 6 famtly. meet Interesting people. 228 Rocnestor Appliances, household. etc MOVING/ESTATE SALE (II-1 )household, coleclibles, clwla, crvstat, lum. attworll, moie' '43 Begonia Ave COM front & rear ol llOUse FREE KITTENS ALL COLORSI TO GOOD HOMES ONLY, REFS CHECK 94MSO-S748 · f Year Old Malt German Sheperd mix loYeS people & other animals. perfecll~ lr811'led, needs good home 949-646-6718 I FAMILY GARAGE SAC! SAT 30th l :oo-4:00 462SPORTING MH-42-76417 Otntr11 Ar11 Safl(y 1s new poSlllons, no experience nee, FT/PT, eam up 10 $65<Ywtl 949-465·9907 Hair StyU11 and l1c1al petson neeOod In NB Wortc yo111 own hours renlal Sj)8CO Oltf COrTlact Andrew 0 941Mi7~ 186 ~ 714-324·126t Ho1pltli lllP In II you 11e tx 581ei, you can up lo S 1 $·$30/hr. EngAsh a rrusll (714)7S4-7llOO i; NANNY -0-PrOllidl belur.,lllef school •. cart lor 8-yeat old Piek Ill' lrom eetlool. cook dnrlt4 , occaaionally, and run errands Hours u1uafly • 3pm-8pm Overnight care • ltVtrll weekends during monch Own car, bne, Insurance Must bl •bit to pus background chedC & OMV repon Good PIY. Cosll Mesa cal Jean 5hlw (714)«4·1500 'HEED HOLIDAY CASH?· a.come a Sub C1'911tla WOf'ktl', 2-4 hre day, No lllP req. Newpol'I MtH School Ollt. 0 2985 Stat St, CM Com« of Bt1118ak« EOE Pert t1mi Driver Wanted S9.22 per hour plus mileage. L LOWEST PRICED I PORT STREETS I! E'tlde Back Bay 2Br House Fp. great yard No pe!S $1195 • dep 329 Unrversrty ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!;!!;!!;!!;!!;!!;!!;!!;!~!;!!!!!;!!;!!;!!;!!;!~~ IS Usa. ~9-548·6093 •L I 418 Sp Rd NtwpOft Beh. GOODS tum, toys Clothes.*" JUERCISE EQUIP. , JOSI blOO.$ from Ill P11C1fc Ocwt. Hoeg Hospt.ll hll 1 440 alSCEWNEFOR SALEOUS I '99 Tlllelat OCI 862 Iron• seMCt 111111 QPP011Urtties 3-PW, Tru Temper Sen5I-fOf ~ wflh strong Needed Mon thru Sun 2:451m to 5:4Spm. Ad· ditlon1I work m1y be 1vail1ble. .. LOWEST PRICED SINGLE-STORY E'SIOE 38r 2Ba. 233 Flow9r, doUble gar on '''Y· po5tine mcwe-1n condition S 167S.:mo LIVE IN LU XURY ... • OPEN SAT 1·5 • !Ms-&12·2639 1800 PORT BARMOUTH 4/BR 2/BA, $599,000 •o4BR 38A houttt + c»n, 275 E 161h SC, 52200/mo. No petl/11110•. !MM-45.()449 r J/,, ~f /,".I/ LOWEST PRICED 2-STORY • OPEN SUN 1·5 • Prlv11t 38r 2 S8a 2-lp, 2-c gar ,./opener, 111•/d, ~w. des· posal. pal.o, covered entry, S1700fmo 949-760-0929 t 830 PORT ABBEY APARTMENT HOME S E'(clusive Fashion Island Lifestyle 4/BR 3.5/BA, 2 FAM RM, $699,000 170 HOUSES'C~ FOR RENT HONTINGTON HARBOR GERRY LONG COLDWELL BANKER 949-640·5664 • Concieq~c Service • 24 HR f.'1tness Center • 24 HR Security Cate •Clubhouse Facility N-por1 Oce1nlronl T opill•. J large un~s Rare F°1nd Pnme Balboa Lu~ury l!lVQl Asking $111<19 000 Bntboa Newport Realty q4~ i23 44'14 -.B-IG,~C~A-N-YO.,N_•_2_bf_2bl-. 200011, S550K. Owntt m1y car , 111 opt, ~mo B r 949~07·1137 THS.BLU S. Vie.rt o B1y, 31>< t.5ba, rtmod, iOIM Of optJon to buy l1nd. $371000. By Owner ( 3'2 Oletol Open Sun 12 or appt. 94~250-6089 I ANYON 3llOO s F .SBr JB~ o• 1emo<11~100 11 '6 ... I~. l(l<Ul/I fihooe ""'' r do:-.e1!> mu~l sc-e' ~' 000 949·72t 5888 PEN SAT/SUN 1-5 2 OMIPHINE The Summit, 3bf, 3bl, 1pro11 1800 •t. New,Wood nra l bllnd1. BY ~M18K M~711-0817 4~USESICONDOS FORSA1.£ SOIJm LAGUNA On The Oc.an In Sou1h Lag~ 2Sr 2Ba CondO pool 4 spa walk 10 beact1 565() 000 Owner/Agent it4~ !5<>-n33 KLASSIC HOME On 'Th• Goll Courtt Ranctio M"91 4br 3ba .47 ec o(.17th F1lrw1y. Pool & ape. S'TH,500. A01 Btl1 9'4t-240-56~1 --- APTS PALBOA P.ENINSULA ••••••••••• Starting 0 &1095hno. Mo to Mo lease . .. We are 1 pet0 communrty. 8 btockt from the beach. 94H44-2611 110 APTS COSTA MESA NEWPORT ACROSS TI1E STREET <Br Frpt<: gar new c11rpeVpa1111 $1005. mo (no pet\) 1f..l\S IMne Ave II (Aq Oa11et1 <M9 720-9422 E•l 203 EASTSIDE Large lb! Iba ul)6li111S 2 ,.c;:i..111 clo.'>elS llalcony ,g.lf ilgll gas pa..t l'K)pet5 S 11!5. mo • S'IC dep 94 9-65().3 7 35 Retul'bl1he0 1Br 181 Apt. in I0'1ely piled comm w ga1 & lr1g .$750 w ccorport $71~ Walk fO 1t.e<ill!f5 & ~I(} Mnpte Apts 1917 Maple St., Cotta ...... Kltln Mgml 94t-581~000 2Bdrm 1Bath All Utllltlta P1ld w/LHH dl1count Ne1r lreew1y1 & J W. Alrpor1 94~756-1828 Huntlng1on HB Condo, on the water w/boaf &hp 1br • loll. ma1ble lllter gr8/llle ctr tops elc No peVsmk, S 1450 AvaM!2· t. 94~6· 7673 182 HOUSE~DOS FOR REHT NEWPORT BEACH ON THE BAY wsweepng Vl&WS akJnOslde quartBI rnle ol sarldy bead!. 2 ~ 2. no pels . 52000 Oocl< a• aJ!abfe 949-n9-7670 Exttaotdinary Batfront "'btea'hlakrng Vl8WS es· cape to rt s adj earn sand'f bdl 4. 2 s rVp@Cs $4700 DOI.JI$ avt 949 729.9097 LIDO BCH HSE Refreshing 4br Ht11e, w/19 1unny patio, 3 car gar, & XVZ : one of the beat oo the l1l1ndl 949-673·3957 S5700mo 1 yr IHM or longer. Penthou• Harbor & ocean Y18W, 2bf 2ba, frlQ, W/d, secure bldg, groa11oc. pfan1y ol parking $2200/mo 94~515-1000 Ex1. 306 Wilk to Balboa la. Beautiful • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •: 2 2 Oen View Gorgeous • OCEANFRONT • i1vur kit bpaoou~ lt-fougl\ou1 • & OCEAN CLOSE • Pet F noodlv Worn La"t • 1-Bdnn thru S.Bclml • s '<l43 888• ~83-8786 I $900.• $4000. • Harbor IJ1ew 1e<i1Tlr Bkr 94U42·3850 : s.pectaculiar Uoor plan Yr 'fP ........... • • •••••• two pa''°' RI$()(! Sryte LN· iog· $1600 888·783-e786 •BIG CANYON• Buutllul Ocun View 4br 3ba houae, 1v1ll "'~""'--tBr~ loft k!iunous lmmed. minimum 1 par ~ IMS4SOOhnot49-&46-"4114 =:.:~ ~e~.:' s~~· EiecTwntimeOCMilVllW, 888·783-8786 2tx 2'1.iba, wood nrs, 2-< gat, Pan0f1mk .Yiewtl Heart of renrcs pool immac, new Newport 24-Hr galed FP, "'1cnen $2000 949-722 7153 roman hU. W/O, Coroerge. Back Bay Hou• Av11112J1 9<19· 706-9696 lJg 31>r 2ba centfll heaV•r. rlilRFECT VIEW OF UV yard. 1yr lease Of lonoef CHRISTMAS BOii P1rlde $229~ 949-640-7262. a All 81y ActlvlllH. SHARP 2Br 2Ba. Fp. Indoor I Bed from 51870 I Bed/den from $2075 WJsher/Oryer ln1rus1on Alarms Gourmet J<1tchens Elevator Access J. Bed from $2J60 2 Bed/den from $3010 Gas Fireplaces q root Ceilings Condo Spec.-. Subierranean Pdrkin~ C1~storn Home Dt'S1gn Program Available CALL FOR APPOINTMENT •AtC"" 1-888-222-6924 IAVIH£ Af¥IA'TMEHT COMMUNmES • -. ........ 'lf ••••t1• ut t.t••.,.'"' Newport Ridge Exclusive Gated Community ATOP NEWPORT COAST • Enclosed Garage • Alarm System • Washer/Dryer/Refrigerator • Fitne s, Business, C lubhouse Centers One Bedroom Apartment Home from $12 90 Two Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1490 $200 Security Deposit with approved credit (Does not include pet deposit) San Joaquin Hills at Newport Ridge Drive Monlttf/upper um rt best lndry, gated comm. 2 gat, Bey tr0111 loc41Jon. exoe11en1 refr1dgerator, wtd One yw lr.=======~~~~~~~m=======~ condrtion wlgarage par1ong, lease $1.000.mo Cel Al)enl 11 I I W/O, and 1111 amen111esl Mary Mc Coy 714-285-~ :· Newport Man· na ·: 204 AEMTALS ~· 1·800 247-8209 Coasl Newport Properties TO SMAR~ •BIO CANYON• ibr 21>1. Apartments . 2000t1, $380C(mo IM opt. 145 APTS SSSOK Owner me~ Uff'Y, Baylronl COfl\munuy wrlh pnvatc beach SOUTH t.:AOUNA By Owner MMI •1197 6:r nunn.o Wulk tu 8:\lboa bland ~Op5 BALBOA PEN. 2BR 2BA I Car gar191Yrly11 UOmo Burr Whitt Realty ' MH7MS30 155~ FORAOO 8ALBOAP£NN "159~ FOR_,. COROHA 00. IWI Eiiec 28' 28a=t IO sand, Minut~ fr<lm £ ash1on Island w/d, <flw. $1 l1Y sfMI view. 5408 N Ave • Wood·burmn"'go~ fl~nlacn 9'49-24G-2808 !Y I . • Pnv11tc ~1n1gcs BAYSliORES 4BA 38A, • Boaot $hps 11v111fabft: d9n, dlnrm, lg patio, ltlpl 10 pl'fY bdl, gflld COl'llm, Nllw l~Mmg I BR ~nd 28R S.4SOOlmo t4MS1-6tM ' S 1300.S 2 I 00 Hewpon Hgll1JI gar hol.-8 Wfgated dtMI. qulel, prl\<ale, S<\rry Nu Pets llJOlyaid,gerdht,watJno 1. Please call (949) 760-0919 .: ~ lo sdlls S3000lrno AvM 1111. 9'4H31·27'98 UdO Ille 4Br 3L spidOii M1g rm. kilmal din. 2 tW1lllCX .... <loc.ka -"' 2c gat, $875,000 Bl G!Uhdy Aelllnt1 9<4~117H 161 illr 2Bi LIV miit>Oi VIOW Condo. 2Cal Sii!. rM lndry, S 1 · Simo, Oevrd 8par11s •• 9451-6$1~700 ffif!iims tiC£2tw 1bl Vaclflt and avall no#! 11400/f'llO, Cell Mar, 87Ml30 °' \'.M, 162.070 SlmplifY ydµr life through CLA881Ft!D (949) 642"'5678 NB Shra cuta, ctn 3Br HM 2 blkl to bctl stir w/ 1 p1ol lem, W/O hllupt, nu crp111111/ pnl, no smllg, must Ille dogs SG50 + utlt, MM42~04. Oullt. glUld, pooi, Hee heme. ssoo t c1ep + rere L_.•hr b1th. Low c.il/lft upbeat MM3"21'1. NIWrofl Fem to Shirt; lrV tum TYlnlVnl. Cll IO F llh Isl fWfS rVsmkO pvt ~. Olkg. dec;U, pool, jec, lof9al kkt surroundlnOS $750/ mo+ uUs. 9<4H4''6572 NPB o4tir 2611 dilii'-. i nn Ml Shlte wtp;o1 11"*1em no tmoll&'pet $467 + 113 1191 Avatl 12·1 949'631~1 SILL your home 1tJOuoti ctnslfted ... core R·300 Shal\S Exceften1 cus:omer stria ska. In Iha Must hi ve truck or Vin, condilm. (3 monlhs ne•I , lollolWlg .,.. ll1blllty ln1ur1nce with Broth« P9<aonal Fu 190 S399 obO. 949-&Cf>.6797 proof or p1yments, ~7~~~4~1,Ullf MEDICAL ASSTS drivers licen1t, social • 466 MERCHANDISE FO l 80-AeQutr .. MA With ' tecurlly cerd, end ·' CUSTOME MADE WANTED bllngualhelp!Ul ti()) tnCPT, cle1n O.M.V. print out. Chlldrens Playhouse IC0.9 OQdlno a p1u1 Rec:ep-.. $500 obo 949·160·9319 COAST COIN NEEDS lloll In MD olf1C81 Accepting appflc1tlon1 JEWeLRY MFG EQUIP OLD COINSI Gold. 511Ver, LIMITED Mon to thru Fri from Cesllng (Vacuum & je#llry, walches, anllqUeS. 8:001m to 4:00pm. Centrlluolll WP (lnjec:Uon & co1ec1ib1es 949-642·9447 • XRAY TECHS Plea1t bring 111 r .. carving) burnout. rubber TOP iUIRECORDSI 1 Requires MA exp prefnrrld quired Information. molding. lon:he,, pumps & , Jazz R & ~·Soul, Rock. etc I MD olfiees 1 supplres 71'1·960-~59 50s & 60's Times Oren~ County Schwinn exerclae bike, MIKE 949-645-7505 PBX Attn: Pam Btcklngham roWlllQ macti, lades golf I' 2901 G clubslbag puM cart enlry & Requires experience 111 PBX. arry Ave. d!Ntlg rm 'go1d leal 'g crystaJ hospffal prefened Must l>o S1nt1 Anl, C• 92704 chandelier Sears de· Compolltf hterate and hatda 714-549-8548 hUl'nldlfter, book case. TV heavy phOne votume I 800-933-4080 51ancl Entry wall unit, 2 •PRINTING Bl~ posiuoo :::l~~=h%'° CAFETERIA ~1111 ~e:' = STOP SMOKING. N!COret18 WORKERS/ some customer contact' QliTl SIX bllxes 105 pieC8I FOOD SERVICE NMl7-6011 each • .cmg, end one boll 105 Requires txcellanr com· •PT DEMONSTRATORS• Olects 2111!1 ITWll llaVOI,. mun1cat1on slclffs. lood Mends in grocer; stores ill lr0$h, sealed Rttlll $350 ....... ........,... 8r ... car nae ~l bl nNt. F11m $200 Newpon Beach ~'::!:..;;~ 1r1endly "''sa1u 1b1h1y. - IQ.722·1731 lood saiet1 ptelened IM9-642-42831714-n1-osn TROPICAL OlJTOOOR ~lonlst P/t iO( FlitieU" Patma t. planta. All typeel NUTRITION ,.. ... In Nltwpolt "-~ • 1 Gallon ntRU 24"BOXES. ..,,_, end w~ ': s2 to s200 71W4M3o41 ASSISTANTS ~Mt-642-3215 WOLFF TANNING BEDS Mllo$l ltive IJufteol com-RECEPTIONiST TAN AT HOME llUW:afJoi'I w1lh tilt Weekend o...-.-"""'"""' BUY OIRE"CT ANO SAV£1 LCl'ring S..01111 NutMJ lllilcy lb lllltlkln In I ltil In busy N~~ COMMEACWJHOME Aid hoully124hrs. Good paced lllM~ Food ES\lll OllCt 1« mow ~ .: uni1s from $199 oo cook dnvino. 15yl's exp, MNiCI eicpenooce pitltrrld Mll·Slaner poMaYng oom-• Low Monll1ly Payment IOcal rers. 9'4H46-373S mur1CatJOn .~ end ,,.ort , FREE CdOr Catalog SERVICE CARE presence Co1np111er ex· .. Cd HI00·7ll-OlSA 476 EMPLOYMENT TECHNICIANS pe11ance l\elplut Par1·bn)e.;.': 1 448==1 I BUY AU. PIANOS! Antiques • Oull41Y lumllure one piece°' ~e houselua• Cash= 800-&49-4922 JEERIES LTD. ANNUAL SALE Alf deal8'1 W11 lilt the lawn with wonderful antiques. dec:Oflttve aa:essMaS, gat· den ornanet.s, aaver pajrll· lnOS. prints and much more Alf .. bargain pncee, mos1 llams in ht show room wit bl dllCoOOled loo A Once a Yter opp()l1ldy not to bl iniS6edl! Thursda1 & Friday Nov 4th & 5th, 10elll to 4pm 152 Production Place. N.8. NEEDCASH7 $$MONEY FOR SS ft AlmQUfS A soo~ COLLECT1BU:S PAJNTIN~ POTrEKV l lTfM TO OPPTYS Requires '1rOflll ~~ $8 OO'hour eaw carol aa.. '-------~-----llOl'I $ktftS, c:usfomtf SMice 949-721-6444 Ext 211 A COOL J OBI atXkllel Must be llexiblt and •RECEPTIONIST m .. E I ... ~~· 18 e team player MorH'rl, for bu1lntH In nrry ev.,. po~,m. or INlnt. Computer, ohonet, =:nano S:~~ ~= HOUSE KEEPER etc:. call N~2G0-1teo 122 white eSlabllstilng new Requires previous house AECEPf:ICUSTOMER SVC accounts In malor City and keeping expertenct ..,,,,.,. •• , Fff M 9a-6f> Moo-Fn, r8SOl1 11eas (NY, Fl. HI. prtf.,rid FT/Evenmos""";;;;j 10•·5P Sat Hourly rate Guam etc ) eiccellent Per dterTv'Vatlable OflGl'I, depending on exp, • opportunity to enter job ~ incl phones. customlf matke1 888-406-6445 CLERICAL ~· gooctCOIMUllal- ADMtN ASST Van~ ol ........ IOlet lnclud· ~on &Ula, polllNe 811llude, .....,, " good computtr 51r.lls Fu FfT EJCcellenl Cust Svc/ 1n9 reglStrallon. schld· ,.,llTWI to 94U.C&e&15. °' Phone slOOs. MS Office 3 yrs uhng 1.~nv. data entry, cal Jamet II 949-648-3737 olflce exp for VIiia Nova phonas clall'lll ptOC~ R~t.auranc Stal1 lmmed Musi be Ible to 1ype 35 wpm, RESEARCH ASST Fu res (949) 642-0674 Of P1tl8t IOIJl9 lulo#tedgl ol Smal llgltlOn con&UllRJ cal (949) 6so-&841 meclcal ttrn'llOOlogv """ In Ptlel'• lM1dng seak- AN 1 MAL CARE Otherrn:aisoavadablo' ~':d~X:·:!. WORKER Job ne(M9)1f0.6131 ~:~= ~ 0Ue1s ,excellent btna-ptndlwl. ccnaen:ious and PnMda USIStance 8.'ltrC1$-lits inCluding 29 clays PTO 1elllblt ~ lnCI • • lnV llwnels and deaning (paid 111111 OH). • rTWllchnv P'ool readWlg. reM8ld'I and • ar1m.t1 cages tor lhe llllide 401(k) j.llln, on111t Ctlikble lnleracliOn wtlh vtndofs. ihe Outdool$-T1.velng N•I· Centor andpMll\Nllhbene-Car ltq Fu,.. and ullry ur11SC Progrwn MU$l have C.IS History to "2.Sl2·3867 uperrtnce handling RESTAURANT arimlJS. Ths po6CllOn IS pelt· APPIY 11: FOOD SERVERS ElrJ>,d, tine up lo 10 houl$ per .. uman ANourcee PfT & Fff, cal 811 for week $5 7M10\lr. ' Hoag Hotpllaf lrlleMtl'lf 949-676-2868 One Hoagl>r1YI Box 9too, RESTAURANT FOf an appllcation. c:all NIWJ)Ol1 Beach. CA 949·5411-1460 Mlf.OOM)A 02458-6100 E.O.E. Pink Oot, Inc. HOUSEHOU> ~ OC DEPARTMENT !l OF EDUCATION 1~-plnkdol com) • We &.irver Good IOod, oroc:enas 4o~' u f EXsh m Newport &tach Mens atote1 Fastion Island •~94_9_._e7_3_._6_22"""".. 11 now hinng 1easonad • cOfM1ilSIOned Sales ISIOC'& -----------Apply In pert on. AcroH f\'om Bloomlngdllea. • ,.._. -• a... -AOtoiiOtivE' UecRAHic .. CA9" PAID .. Apprentlee. _,. wor!( wl1h a .......... --Ctr\lled Miii• Mechanic W9 IUY ISTAfta MuSI kM caia Ind ._ • ~ .. ~ ---· EnQli$t\ Af1fl'f In l*IOfl II, ._PAY _.iilil' iiiil 2* Ptacenua Avenue, . Cotti Mtea.No Pl1008 c.afts tlA"8£0UES• GAl.OflE NOWHIRIHGI Wort& In a fun 11141a environmertt. Some ... UPlf n.dtd FT, 10em-7pm. 14111 t 7/tlour up (0.0.E.) lllfltf pllg l'ld. Apply • 8attJeqlltl Qlllore UH~llvd~ CottaM.a (Ol\-lltt in.Mew) HOTEL Pononno Beh Hotel & more In 30 llllnutesl A naw aloft In H11111ng!on Btach .,, Ind CO$I M8$1 ComminO aoonl Sl'llll Ltdlll, del & • • dellvary dr!Yera Meded In I Iha Orange ~ .,. Cd (905).'384-11662 °' apply ll 2S20 N. Gflf1d Ave, 9-lla AN °' 7462 £dngef Ave, • =onBMdl AL·EXP'O SALES sa11..-aon IO tel ltCles IWl!ll .. ~ slOIW It NB gokoulM Salaty -+ comm Jotin 14f4U ..... RETAll. IAL£S Hll.Jt MUST LOY£ DOGS II~ THREE 000 IMU.f' M•71Wl"47 . . ' . ~ ·, . . . . ~~~ ... ~ $100,000 Kr.I~ AMT YENt FftOM HOME ..... ,.... • , -' -.Jllr," ~~~.~~~ ~ CHARLES GOtll£N wf&h OMAR SHARIF Md TANNAH HINSCH TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE BALBOA BAY CLUB :i'o ,e~ m. ~o;~· I ~7 The Bal~ Bay Oub is looking l iO m ~Iii for enthwi»tic, energetic individuals lo : ••r.:,~mreq. join our mail ceam Prr Ret~/cashier W : t:a0tY perscww experience a plus. We m:unt.iin a drNm fw hOUQ • Gt• d fi k I r. ~ Ptlce IO Ml Free rug-rec wor p ace and pcriorm blochlre • 800·820.e782 Pre-cmploymenc suhs~ncc abuse testing. A i'HOWClAO AOOTt 2 9Chllll ,... ~ Co For an Appoinrmenc, please call ssoo-~ CASH! F,.. ' lllo 1 ·llOQ-997-9888 24tn (949) 645-5000, at 521 A ooLolilAtl EARN "-==========:::::! $$Cit(+ Eal. Hll1hly F\\1 + .. extras WOiie ~ Ho HOTEL BALBOA BAY CLUB The Balboa Bay Club is looking co fill the following positions· • Men's Spa PIT • Pro Shop Clerk Pff • .Retail Sales Associate Prr • Security.Guard FIT We m.Untain a drug-frtt worlcpla.cc and perform Pre-employment substance abuse testing For an appointment, please call (949) 645-5000 e.xt521 ~ RF.STAURANT · y BALBOA BAY CLUB The Balboa Bay Club .. is accepting res umes for a Restaurant Manager. Candidate must nave ~e dining experience with an "Cmphasis m wine knowledge. ' • Please fax resume co (949) 642-0205 • selling 800-365-9290 24htl l~J Mllrwllum l:ilowolA• C4d r8pllf, big or llNll bultl4lll Sllll-ups, or jlll10nll, Wt Clll help you 888-656-<I066 IAD CREbiT OiC Con1olldatlon Personal BtlSillu Low~-· nrlel, no up tront lu s Call Slratlof<I 1-an-as.-9002 I· ·-==I WANTED.Prmte boat ap In N B IOf 65 11 PQMf boat. Xlnl rt'fs 949-47 •-0404 Ext 343 ~ lor Man BMW 3251 '11 Powerfl.ll & l)lttly, V-6. alloys, Ill. pwr sun rool, lnlf.fltfl. All OI>' tiOOS, Cllampayne eJll. tan llllr fnl • xlnt cood $7 .950 949-&40-9737 "EEKl.\' BRIDGF. QUIZ a;;; 14#1 i.1tMUii'o 'l:l~V6, uo, NC,ps, llovl. llllOQlld . .....,.,. concllfon $1400 * 8'~631·31152 Q I • A> Souch, vulm:rJhlc, you hold • 7 o A Q 10 A 5 ~ o \ J 6 • \ J J DUfllANGO OOOOE ... Tiii! b1tltl1n~ h.1\rl"l\.'Cc:dcJ· ~'ro~·-~~~,:: MJL!lH H \ \OIUH f\SI ~J95+ t,_ tWF1447'° ~ P3 I• 1'1Jb UNO ROVER Wh;it du you h1J no~ ! 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South, \uloer hll:, )01J hdJ • KQt17 ~Q ll o QJll • \K8J 1hi: h1JJ1n11 h:i.\ procc: .. JcJ· sot: rH \\EST 'ORTH £.\Sf l~l P11 l • Pa.w ? V. flat do you b1J no~ 1 Q 6 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: •,\K QJ H ~9 o JS4 •Q 72 Th.: b1JJ1ng h(l) pnx:ccdcd: NORTH EAST SOli'TH 1"" POM I• 3 P1W '! WhJI Jo )'OU bid now) WEST PIW WW.for .uu11tn 011 Mumla\'. ~~:s.~a?.iS I'" ---~-N---""'I f • ~ 11-·~ I cond ltlo n. S 10,500. • • • IMM45-112t FORD TAURUS 'tl JAGU4R XJe 'II VANOEN Aulo. 111 pwr, ~· o<ev . Pl.AS 4·dr, lul pwr, soo roof, lllv irUf, oomplelely loadedl . wjre vmtets, I owner, re- Keyless enlly, CO, sunroof COids. real clean, $6600'ob0 Bland new eng Witt 4K ml IM9-723-1504 $9500 71•·903-5282 -JMPC-""'"cner....-... Lf .. 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(090827) '17,988 NA.BERS (714 )$40-9100 Mtrcedet Benz SL320 N Smoke •liver, stacked CD, 2 topa with reek. 1Owntr,3'1( mllea, $49,500, M'"'40-10M iiERCEOES BENZ S320 95 Champagne. low ml, $35,995 • lees tSA222964 LEXOS ES300 '95 Cll l0t CUff«l oric:1no LEXUS OF WESTMINSfE.R thus LS400 •91 Cal lor QKlenl M:k1a LEXUS Of WESTWNSfER (714)m-4905 LEXUS (8460 '96 can lor CUfrert oricltla LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER (714)192-6906 LEXUS $C3oo 't6 Call l0t c:uzrtrll D11c1na LEXUS Of WESTMINSfER (714)192-690I Buldl Roadmtlltr '96 Corid $8995 8'9-494-4120 Low 341< tmlesbs 7 Va, rear JAGUAR XJ6 l '9t Jeep Grind Chtrolltt LlftdO '13 Wllltt, lully loaded VCI ASS. new llfll 1 owner. all records, l!llOI cOOd IH.900 otlo • 94t-721~72 • LAND ROVER HewpGf1 Bch M~5 Merctde"'81ni SL.K230 Rotdtltr 20 '98 ~ drive, 11 ol wan SEDAN 40 (•21 t t2) ~e:s $37,e:!UEA JAGU:~-4352 (714)540-ttOO 714-ISMIOO aOiclC SPECIAL 'n. aguar iCJi sedan iOr 'i6 4-dr. hlnf top orlglnll, 533,995 9'-4651 ~ tor "'*>!"don. $4,500 BAUER JAGUAR 7tA·5S7-2859 7'4-153~ Jeep Gnind CheroUa Gd. 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Privacy f'oorest GftCllfJi ~ AlSlll!!J:M Power Pack. Faaory Chrome Alloys, AM/FM Powtr Pack. ABS. Moon Roof, Alloys. Ru.n.ning_Boatds, AM/FM Glau, Factory Alloys, NONE NICER! (207181) Ano,.. 31" T.: Bedlioer, Full Swing Rar Window ismso Cassette, ABS, Showroom Condition (220028) Cwette lie CD Sw:Ur, LoOb New! U23796) $ ]9 995 $2] $2] 995 $21,995 '97 TOYOTA 4RUNNER SR '97 VOLVO 850 GLT '97 SAAB 900 SE '97~~DDIEftAUER Da.rk Green/Tan, Automatic, Air, Full Power Pack, Rally Red/Tan, Leather, A"tosriatic, Full Power Automatic, Air, Moon Roof, Power Pack, Alloys, £ PEDl1J ON 4X4 Moon Roof, Factory Alloys, Privacy Gius, AM/FM Pack, Moon Roof. Factory Alloya, AM/FM Owen HARD TO FIND! Black/lvoOry,YLea 3 .._K ~'i,.1·~~.i(sA4n0e40H2u) It All! Stereo Cauette, Super Clean! (173064) & CD. (364165) Low Miles. (003649) nJ .. M ... s22 695 $22 795 $22995 $24. • -Dally Pilot AcMrtlaing Supplement . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . SalurdaY, Odab. 30, 1999 . - , , INTRODUCIN G THI! Nl!W :1000 va·L SWAGEN LARGEST INVENTORY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA # 1 VOLUME DEALERSHIP IN CALIFORNIA · • , · r 2 Saturday, October' 30, 1 m . . ... . . ., • "' .. • .. • • .. .. ecome to AutoPilot, a ntwly crtattdAutomotivtAtivmising S"pplnnmt appeari'!g tvtry Saturday in tht Daily Pilot. Look far Dtakr Special of the Wttk, Sakspersons of the ~ek, informativt ft a tum, a . crossword puult, word search and mttrtaining comics. . Advmism art encouraged to submit press rtltases and photographs about their dtalmhips, inventory, personnel community involvement and industry tmuls. Materials shou/J bt submitted by Thursday at 5:00p.m,. the week prior to publication, and are subject to editing and inclUtkd per space. Coverage of special evmts art welcome. Pltase notifj us at ltast two weeks prior to the event far consideration. Prtss releases anti photographs may either be given to your automotivl representative or mailtd to Grtg Gtissman, promotions assistant, Daily Pilot, AutoPilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. If you have any questions or story idtas, c~ll Greg Geissman at (949) 574-4274. i0u can also fax him information to (949) 650-4802. Meet Arnold Stee le : Steele works on run of dedication Arnold Steele is a salesperson who knows dedication to his company. Though he has only been at his current dealership, Costa Mesa Lincoln-Mercury, for four years, he has sold Lincoln-Mercury vehicles for 15 years. Jn a society where people change companies with startling regularity, he is working on quite a run. Steele lives in Huntington Beach and comes to the area by way of Johannesburg, South Africa. He enjoys getting people behind the wheel of the Lincoln-Mercury cars he sells and spends his "off'4 time just trying to hit a few good golf shots. You can contact Arnold Steele at Costa Mesa Lincoln- Mucury at (714) 540-5630. WELCOME to lntematb\al ha>CrOSSi DOWN PAYMENTS ACCRUED PAYMENT FEe!f.\001 INTEREST ON ALL NEW '99 /'00 MITSUBISHIS IN STOCK THE 2000 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE HAS ARRIVED. 100 ECLIPSES IN STOCK& IN TRANSIT ·-~ ' ,. • punle ddmed to the autDmobl'le aft'ldanadol llTllllT knoWledge of C8IS, tirn names and autl:Kelated people from all owr the v«>rti. Good lucld COnltlDHT Wlflll.IAll COIUtUNICATIONI 2. car ..vldow det9t 4. l.a1I racer Swede 5. Ptymoulh't H8CIJM mutdeclt 7. 4-71 , ~71 , &-71 8.SHO, e.g. 9. -leaf (frtewly 1111) 12. Pre&m'e 13. Engine positiOn 1 e. Tract>r ~ maker 19.Ycar 22. CtleCk lhlt before buying ,. cusbn ..... 23. Engine hll two « folK 24. Tiger«~ 25. Dodge minivan 28.U~.W 29. Horeepowlf In • bottle 34. '9lg Sky C04lrtrf ... 36. Cib Color 37.U."lnUn 41.GTO« _ 45. AllOn ~ CfMIOr Oevld 47. 'eoa F1 plae Ctwlt 48.0ubt~ 49. Tllk-lhow Cll tpt Daily Pilot Advertising Supplement . ' t ' I ' ' M .• S.ILP. WAS Sl0.t1S SJ6,99 ors17 t I rid-Cl Da111ers11111 Se111 v1ng Calilur111a Since 19~6 DRIVER8 WANTED l .. . . 4 Sat\nday, ~ 30, 1999 •• -- • M 1 e E fi ! r ~ -- Upgrading JOUr wheels and tires WWI..;, .... the _.a r'ltio (lhe l'llllo cl lldlwal to llClotl Wldlt1 81Cpfl I 11 ti •• per awt.) dla 1 •11 to C01111J*llllll lor ht~ in wf*'~. , COl'YlllOHT WH[ELIAIE COMMVICICATIOHS 6-Cyl Auto . . · Daily Pilot J\dvertising SuPf>lement ENILCERSBGEYRNRAl~GSGWSYUGCASJ XSLLAWEDISJEEOSNAICZKTCMPGLGCY A E N N 1.. 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Penny only had her beginner's permit then, but she and I found a life and new found (if quasi) popularity, thanks to h er family's spacious silver-blue Chrysler She was 16 and I was 15, and McDonald's seemed hellishly di~tant from our ~uburban neighborhoods. Graciouslh her parents gave up the van on week nights. Once she was a Uowed by the car license gods (not her parent~. though), she'd pack as many people inside Puff that would humanly fit, and away we'd go -cruis in' and fa\t-food sampling. We crammed in all the lanky teenaged bodies we could, c:a rting them to a fast- food restaurant parking space · whl'rc we'd make sidelong glance5 at the boys; most of whom were parked ln their dads' half-tons, making sJdelong glances at us from across the lot. Sttll, minivans are the vehicles that mark mllestones in your Ute. IC you're a basement band musician -especially If you're a drummer -then you likely own a Caravan. If you've recently had a second child, you're probably plottlng your first minivan purchase -of course, if you're not already researching an upgrade. After Penny's drlving lessons in Puff, my next mln1van experience came from my employer's company vehicle. This was a Windstar equipped with.flashing amber lights and an exterior loudspeaker, which my radio station used to create fanfare for promotions and events. One August I was sent in the van to an assignment promoting a grand opening. The job usually consisted of dolng 'cut-ins' -we used the van's two-way radio to announce a live commercial on the air between songs - while parked outside the building, lights a-flashln' and loudspeaker a-hummln' the broadcast. QUALITY REPAJA AT A PRICE THAT'S FAJR ~Quantum ~Mechanics AUTO REPAIR Desplte the spiffy state of our then-brand-new Wlndstar, our communication system was essentially held together with chewing ~ and spit by station engineers, so nothing seemed to work as I rolled into our advertJser's parking lot. I tried doing a cut-in, with no luck. I radioed the disc jockey who was coordinating the cut-Ins. After a stressful half- hour of no response, the radlo got the best of me. "This (lnsert unprofessional language here)lng thing doesn't work!" I shrieked into the two-way. A little part of me said, "watch your language'' -the same part of me that noticed, at that very moment, customers freezing in place in the parking lot, looking to the skies. Finally, the microphone seemed to be working, so I put in my four hours work sitting in the mercifully cool climate of the Wlndstar's powerful air conditioning. I was so cool and relaxed that, on my way back to the station on the boulevard, I switched from our private station to another to listen to my favorite talk show - blasphemy, if my fellow Major-Qadit Cards Accepted HOUR: M-~ a..6, SAT 8-3, CLOSED SUNDAY I r------------------, r---------------, :F REE BRAKEI IFRONT PADI : & 22 POINT : I SPECIAL I I I 18 I 1 M aintenance Inspection 1 1 ,~a•• 1 1 rt. 1 I T' R t t • I I d d I I .. per ax. e pus pa SI I ' Ire 0 0 IOn nc U 9 I I •Pads Installed • Machine Rotors • Inspect I I Call for Appoi'ntment I I Hardware. c aupers . Checi< unes & Hoses . 1 I I I Repack Wheel Bearings • Road Test I No Purchase Necessary. ( 29 95 Value) Please present coupon of ttme of write-up. I MO! ~a!! ~!!l ml!,_C.2,U_e~;..ExJ?~!.J.J.:~_2:? .J 375 Bristol St. #100, Costa Mesa (714)•,~•7 ~ ... c.11 M111 :ou a FiJte Ou.: Ser1'ice Includes. • Spec1a * Good quality Used Car Sales I MG1J11owaouu• ~~·--:c'T-°',.. .......... ...,,..._.., * General Repair by Japanese MechanicL..,...=:5.~S:1'£:a:: ...;.';E'-il-a _ * General Checkup and Maintenance Saeilo Family Auto Club Membership ,.,,,,,.,.,.,,p .,,,.,,, FrN Genera/ Checkup twice a year. FtM OJI Chan~ three timM per ywr,. FrM Cooling stem Checkup and Coolant hange once• yea~ And ~en mor. for FutJ SeM<:• Plan Membef'9hlp Free pick up/de/Ivery ot your vehk!ka. 24 hours Towing (with n 10 miles). Pf contact us aboUt f\.11'1het detalls. worRn knew what I WU l1Stm1rur to. Wbaddya meanr But wno would ever know? I'd fust swttch the dial back to our station when I got back to work. •We couJd hear JO" comJng all the way up the boulevard. You must've had the loudspeaker on all morning." Nary a customer at that grand opening called to complaln about my blue mouth -but I bet a few kids beefed up their vocabulary that day .. ~.ldmnembs that Wmdstar londly -ewn thouah its (after·matket) souna system left I lot to be desired. I zipped into the lot In time to greet Guy, the new sales rep. "Rhonda, what were you llstentng to?" he asked. "Uh, 'ltstenlng to?' 0tvette Convertible • Ferrari • Jaguar • Mercedes • Porche • Plymouth Prowle,. ~Cl Y Y Y daily• ~eekly ~ Soorts Car Rentals hi I: of Newport Beach mont ~ rates H' h Ptrfor ance Spar.ts Can & lt11rJ Vebides Great Gift Weas- Ask Abott Ow Gift Ctrtifkltts cam111ate Auto llOdt Paint••··--. All '-••1111 • DOm•ttc can OllW' n .,..... .,....,_.ce ln,ur.lllu.' (·I.aim? • Ibl't kt your imur.ulcc mmpany direct you • It ~your~ right to ~ • ~ d:ii.iru welcome •Written wamnty • All daims procxsscd by ocpcricna:d professional$ Sir Charles Ltd. Moo.-Fri. (949) 646-8884 16lS Ohnu Way Cotta Mesa FREE SHU'ITl.E SERVICE Independent Service o£ .. VOLVO • SAAB • Rous R Dealership Quality at less cost Same location since 1972 r---------, •$5 00 I I OFFI I COUPON on Oil & filter I I AOUS ROYCE. 8M8. ~ I I ~,,,... I .. ----, 1FRIE 1 I SAFl!TY I I INS P ECTION I 1635 Ohms Way Sui1e I c..11"°"' I COSTAMESA I tuc~......,., .. I L---~-:C:::!'"--.J • FULL LINE of NEW and CERTIFIED RE-SALE VEHICLES • "GOID m DEUVERY- • al velides ... indutles 24-Hour Roadside Service • S ED PARTS BOUTIQUE ••• Custom d Standard Accessories Oldsmobile 11 COMPLIMENTARY SERVICE SHUTTLE ••• includes Airport Drop-off /Pick-up (JWAJ II coumsy TRANSPORTATION CARS II FREE SATURDAY CAR. WASH · · 11· COMPUMENTARY COFFEE in our cOmf ortable Customer LOO . DDEl [lERRRD[ I • Leather Interior • Chrome Wheels ~s-c.--~ •Am/Fm Coss/CD 73j;,.=; $3·5o-o DISCOUNT LEASE FOR • 1.Jd()r 36 mo Closed end lease on apprMd uedit TOUI drM-olf $1115 86 after lactofy rebate Rtsldual SZ0,195 60 Tota payments ol S 14 .622 80 + 1iX. 12K 1111. allowed I* year 20c per mle in exi:ess (R008683) ------ \IES.\ \ UU>E MeSk Verdf" c.c. Cover. .. Metro Realty 2. Map/Index 3.-18. Cout Newport J>roputiu 19. Cotf Realty Group 20.-27. Fint &tltes/First Team 28. RumboJd Realty 29. Stvm Gables Rm f.atate 30.-33.. Remax Ru.I Eaute ~me.es 34. Mann.Ing Homa JS. F~ Sandt NflVPOrt Ploputia 36.-39. The Summit Rw &utt Croup 40.-tt. Metro Realty BAKER ST. \IFS.\ l>IJ. \1.\H Orange Coast College Oranp - County Fairgrounds 42.-58. Prudential Callfomla Rulty 59. Cover Home Story 60. Balboa ltland ReaJty 61.-71. Coldwell 8.tnker n. Encore Properties 73. Mortgage Rates Wuh1ngton Mutual 15. Wuhington MutuaJ 76.-18. Homa of the Wttk 79. Open Home CuJde 80. Prudential Callfomla Rulty For Advertising Information Please Call: Lisa Cosenza (949) 574-4241 Newport Coast Pelkaa Hill -Incredible 5 8d. 5.S B:t. CUStOm TI5 home with U1Uil3lCbed qtWil)'. Valli A Scanlan $5,350,000 lnioe Terrace -GotgeOUS ooe lmt turnkey. Pool and spa. Bay and ocean views. Furnished Nancy Pda'lon $1,69S,000 Su Juan Capistrano -4 8d. cba.nnJng country estate on brge lot Yrith pool and spa. Sasao Willdnson $825,000 Barbor VleW Homes -Great family neighborhood home Tt1tb IDcttdiblt somet *"5. DebMe ScWanJ $764,000 Top of the World -Large esta1t with conumndlng ocean ~iews. Highly upgraded Fred Lavey $2,500,000 Newport Ridge -QJslom 4 8d. with oversiud yard with pooJ and spa. Lombardi a Worden·$1,195,ooo Lido Isle • Beach cottage. 2 8d. 2 Ba. Updated bathrooms. Large sunny pallO. Marilyn Read $769,000 WestdUJ • 5 8d. 3.5 Ba. oo a large loc with. h• WruJy room. Mitcbell a Millar $69S,OOO 3 NEW LISTINGS AVAiLABLE HOUSE DIRECTORY ........... 3l8 s.ppbft ............ -w,... ..... $2,195,<XX> ..... Sm (I-4) ...... I nrla 217.5 3'4d!St ..••.....•• (Ari~ •.•••. ···~'J~ ....... Suoll-"l 900 E. 8llbOa .............. ~ . .. . • . .. . • . 2 >U,000 ..... SUo 1-5 2019 E. 0mn BMl ...... JJoi ~!· . .. . ,(XX) ....... Suo I -5 6906 Y. Omn froot •...• ....._ ....._ • . • . 19S,ro> ...••• SUn 1-4 ...,.. 1941 Coawodott • , , • , • • • , "°""" ,,... • • • I • , $749,(XX} • • • • • , • Suo (1-4) 1807 '1ndewiDds .••••••.• 1.-r-IWlllS ••••••• $649,000 ....•.• s. (l-4) a.,-..a 2801 8aylboreDr ..•..••.• JW6N ~"'./-' .•.•. $l,l9S,OOO ...•. SUD (l-4) ... r...,. 20~1tte .......... G'10rfbM Slllllll ..... $2,750,000 . .. . Sun (l-4) 7 LodimOor ............. ,.,, Xwlz ........... $1,849,000 ..... Soo (1-4) t:aits••WJ• 4 Clpe ADdma' ....... " •• llldl I/Miiey ••.•.•.• $1.579,<XX> ••••• Soo (12-3) 57 Qipe ADdoWr •••••••• i-.,. Flp#rotl .•.. $ l ,-t95,000 .•.•. SUn (1-4) Coroala cld .... 6l0 Orchid .....••.• , • UM AMllt .•.••.•••• $565.000 ..•... , Sun ( 1'-4) ....... :3001 Carob . • • • .. . • .. . Co6J ...,,, .......... $995,000 ....... Sat (1-4) l.-llleColla*- 1981 1mne .M .....•.... llMltlM 11omt:s .••••• $449.ooo ••••••• Sar < 1-1 > (¥)~ ••••...••••. a.Maw ......... $S3s.ooo •••.•.• soo <•-4> 226 s.111 lsabd • • . • • . . •. ,,... ...., •...•••.. $399.<XX> ••••••• ~ (l '-4) mt.e'krnce 1131 Polplmtemce ••.... am Fenq ........ $1,599,000 ..... ~ 0-4) ...... led • 134 Craccnt Bay ••.•.••• ~ ••••.• $1!185,<'00 •....• SUn {1"'1) 16851.ouise ..•••.••••• Oirolltu.ler ...... $1.lSOp ...... ~(1-5) 22191 Rico Rd ......... ,,_... ............ $'1)5,lW ....... Sal CHO . UllDllk l39. LWo Sood ........• llldl ,.,,,_,, ........ $2,995,000 ..... Sa (J-4) 510. Udo Soud .. -...... ..,.,,,.. ......... $869.000 .. .. . • Sua (1-4) 61,W.U.Soild ........ ~ ....... $3.295,000 ..... S&'Sun (I ... ) ~ ...... . 18~ ............... lltMJ : .. : ...... $3395.<m ...... ~(f.S) 31~ .............. -.... .. ?tit ...... $1,795,000 ...... S31(1 ·5) r-~·-··· ···~~····· .... $844,000 .••••• ~(1 ... ) S 19 Wem1dmtier • • .. •••• I-. /lolJjl .. • .. .. . $9l9,000 ...... Sir (l-4) ~Slaons • l6lf.edlr Sl........ • • }lllt}«dls . • .. • ... $319,(XX) ....... ~ (1-4) 0. ......... 22 Old Cowie Rd •••.•••• ~..... • • $1,7'9S.<m • • • • . ~ (1-4) Pe:UmaE 4 Sa GrNOS ............... ~ ••••••• $4,950,0CIO ••••• Sil (1-4) .s. ,_ (Apl5cnoo 31872 Pueo Cielo •••••••• S-. lf'Dllmmr • . $825,000. • ...• Sil (l..j) Aorea6 ~30 Monq ~ ...... .,. """'2' ...... $1.495,000 .... Sii (1·5) SUn (l=-i) snt:::: ........... tlall/M .. .. . .... $1,l2SJXX> .... Sil {I.() .... Nnfllt.., •Brl lllllillll . .. . ..... ~ . . ... US9,900 . .S.S. (1-4) • • ...... la ........ .Jll# .. S•f .. ' - Newport Co~t . Pre;Ugious guud gated community. S Bd S.5 83.. residence John McMonigle $3,395,000 Pelican Crest • Best priced custom home lol lJl gated Newpon ~ Scanlan I: Weinstein $925,000 . . Linda Isle · Brand new bayfront in prestigious gu2rd gated communJty. Jobo McMonJgle $4,995,000 Udo Peninsula · Luxury penthouse with harbor and ocean ~~ Mike Marr $9SO,OOO Costa Mesa • Eastslde dwmer. Remodeled 3 Bd. z Ba. Ron Millar $535,000 ea.ta Mesa • IMge ~home. 4 Bd. 3 &. New ldlcber1 md qe &Olly l'OOOl. Kean.le Jo llzzo $-432,000 Santa Ana • Qislom Italian Mediterranean home v.ith city lights 'ficws. Rick Langevin $1,990,000 Newport Ridge · Former model 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba with 3 car garage. LombanU I: Worden $879,000 Udo Isle • Fabulous new custom ba)'froor home. Great location on the Island! Sclafani 4 Hein $3.295,000 BalbOa Pea.iosula · Highly upgnded and decon&ed coodo ~the bay ,Jacobs I: leYaa $820,000 Costa Mesa • Refined country elegance in F.astside area. 3 8d. 2 8a. Big nwter sulte Dave Wong $435,000 Cotta Mesa · Double lot. U¥e In now md build 2 homes Jaarr Sd1tt will subdMde. ICdtb ltudle $398,000 Laguna Niguel • New home v.1th 1iet.-s S Bd. 4. S Ba. 3 car garage Cart I: Freeman $1,679,000 8:ea View • 3 8d. 2.5 Ba. Ont IC\el \\ilh ~gate. Pool md taini.s COUtb 8arlma Hlltdlinp $625,000 Dover Shores -4 Bd. 5.5 Ba. ba)froot home with prtvite dock and side ties 1tm Carr $2,095,000 Balboa Penimula . Bl)froo1 ~ex v.ith boal dock. 3 Bd. ad 2 Bd. Ul'UlS. MeaDey I: Carr $749,000 Udo Isle • Newer home on an ow.rsized lot in one of the best tnledor locations. John McMoalgle $1,395,000 Uclo hie -<Mnized lot. llasltm ~ ll)1e ~ iocl4Mled • Blbb • .,.,... $1,315,000 AN EXCLUSIVE AFFILIATE OF SOTHEBY'S International Realty ~WE T~KE A LISTING WE TAKE IT TO THE WORW! Udo Isle • ~er.J1.td l<>t on one or Lido's premier intt."tior loca11on 3 Bd. and l Ba. Ron Wllar $895,000 Big Canyon: Gorgeous countty French ~ New COllSltUCtiOO Rita Kurtz $3,~95,000 ewport Beach • 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Ba)O'fSt home "1th gourmet kileben. Large lot. Carr I: Fttaey $649,000 Udo Isle • AU new custom b-.1yfront home. !>mate dcxk for large boat Hetn A Sclafani $3,395,000 Harbor ... • Fabulous S Bd CUMOOI OOme with O<'eUl and dty ligbb \ft . Loatbudl A Wordm $2,395,000 Balboa Peninsula · Mixed use propeny. 3 Bd. 2 Ba OcMnsturs lOOtd ror ollicclttWL Christen Nilsen $S49,000 Harbor View Homes -s Bd. 4.S Ba. custom home with library and bonus room Kline&: H2rris $1,349,900 Harbor BJghlands -Large ClblOm remodel F.xpaoded open Ooor plan. kith Randle $St9,7SO Udo Isle · Brand new C'.apc Cod 4 Ud Fabulous main channel vi<.'\\. John McMoolgle U,lS0,000 ewport lath · l'alitJlous front row loalion TOith ha\, OC'2tl II.Id 11\SCl \ie\\. Bibb A ou'rpn $1,77~.000 Balboa Peninsula · Balboa beac'b duplo. Backs to oceanfront hom~. Jim Jacob $449,ooo Udo Isle · Contemporary home £~ring S Bd and S Ba. Large sun filled patio Jerry Finster $1,295,000 Upper Newport Bay · Gre.21 Wnily home With brge rear >'2td and golf course vie\\ Rick langai.D $~9.000 Promon!ory ~ · Like new S Rd. On the Bay. large dock ~d alJ the air.as JoAnne Perkins $2,450,000 Eutbluft'. Cuswtll COOSlnlCtion In the Ct2ftsman ~ie. Back&~ 00 Coby •ard $995,000 Jim Vermilya Jim Vermilya, Broker/Manager of Coast Newport Properties Laguna Beach congratulates Keri Doyle on her recent sales achievements. Her professionalism and outstanding negotiation skills enable her clients to achieve their goals. "We have ~uccessfully followed the tradition of our Newport Beach offices in the representation and marketing of quality homes in Laguna Beach and ~outh Orange County. Our average home sales price for September was $9 2 I ,000,' says Doyle. Call Coast Newport Properties and experience how quality and service will benefit you in your real estate needs. Our Agents Malec the Difference. Keri Doyle 6 OuR AGENTS MAKE THE DIFFeRENCE Victoria Beach -3 unirs 200 feet from sand with ocean and white warer views. $775,000 Emerald Ridge -lkautiful single-level 5 Bd. home in guard gared community. $729,000 Laguna Niguel -Eleg;mt 4 or 5 Bd. cxccucivc home wnh versatile floor pl.in. $499.999 SecretCove European style 4 Bd. 4 Ba. view home on ocean side of J I wy. $1,495,000 3377 Via lido Newport Beach, CA 92663 Harbor Ridge -Large 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. luxury condo with city and canyon views. $739,000 Portafina Laguna -Newly updaccd . } Bd. 2.5 Ba. Unobsrrucccd ocean views. $725,000 South Laguna -Ocean view home wirh income unit. Good m.cd back yard. $395,000 Monard1 Bay Terrace 3 Bd. romplctcly remodeled single level home with views. $1,269,000 31601 C.oast Hidiway Laguna Beach, cA 92651 499-6110 www.coastnewport.com .· .. Ocao Ranch -Executive 4 "Bel. home with pool and spa. Gate guarded $735,000 links Pointe -4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. gorgrou\ upgraded view home on golf cour~c . $668,000 I.nine -Desirable J.M. Peters home in turn·kcy condition with "2Wtcd ceiling~. $369.000 Coest Royale Unique 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. wood and gbs._, custom with artistic charm. $949,000 4 Civic Plai.a, te. 260 cwport Beach CA 92660 $764,000 $3,195,000 $2,195,000 7 DEBBIE SCLAFANI 718-2716 in association with Garrett Calacci 718-2736 SfJJ.E1l Wll.L ENTEO'AIN OFFf.RS BETWEEN $1,995,000 -$2,195,000 • SD.U:a WILL ENJBCrAIN ~ IEIWl!EN $795,000 -$849,000 AU. NEW HOME wmt DOCll U .Z9S.OOO AU. Nn' ON DIE SAND $2,195,000 I \I I IC \I II II " I IH >' I IC I I\\ OCEAN FRONT VlUA $7,995,000 AU. N11V Wl11I BOAT DOCK $3,395,000 UD NEW TOWNHOMI $359,000 8 RONDA HEIN #3 Salesperson 1998 Hall of Fan1c Mendler . In Association \vith Dan Reedy 718-2726 lllWH> NP CAPE COD HOME $2,195,000 ;JlJST COMPLll11!D -BE'l'Ja fflJR.RY! $2,195,000 l''n' HOME -BME.RA.l.D BAY FRON!' ROW $4,195.000 ONE DOOR TO BEAfJI IN BALBOA $89',000 TOFAU.Y llNO\'Al!J) TOWNllOlll .. 50,000 71 8 -2726 LOI' VAWI! -OOllND WOIFRONT u.•9s,ooo AU. NEW O~ COINER Wat FRONI' LOT $2,295,000 EARLY CAIJFOllNIA MASJ'BIPIECI! . $2,995,000 Spect:acular ~ Oceanfront: An estau parcel locai:ai on one of Laguna's mosr dramatic oceanfroru \elllTlgS. Tius modem home U:ill mcb«k a mulupk car garage, glass ehwor, gu.-st quarrm, offrct, media , rnfmicy ~ pool, steps 10 beach, gotttl eruTJ, la\li.sh master suite w.ch a second master swtt on rM U-'4UT', lmze f mrury TOOm open IO kuchen and unique slidmg door s'.'lsum "'·hkh creaw oj>pomnulits f C1r uvhrr/OUIJ1oor mlDUJITlmf. $1 I , 900,000 350 Buena Vlst:a O pportunity ID own one cf rht most dlOice bayfroni propniie$ "'"" oommandint caning ba.sm and SID\SlC '1ltWS. FabuJow Cape Oxt home has bun meacuiou.sly mnod- tled '4•th undmcai:ai eltgance. . Amemties mdudt '/orgt garden pauo and ~Garden, U shapt deck, sandy beach-, SUIU of the art~ M\ll:T', glass a:trivm, custom kirdam "'ith copper oolmg, wti bar and bonw room, luxvnow master suare, bcuemou.·and mirrored Utn:&Se room. $5,995,000 326.328.330 Via Lido Nord Rart oppomuury ro °"''" one of thrtt ad}acmt bmnd new ba,froru homes with complantruary lk(ign, fabwlcus mam crhanml Ww$, and sandy booch. D.!signtd and built by rtf>Mlable CWl and ID bt compkud by Ftbnw, l<W. From $2,995,000 -$3,•95,000 23 5 Via Lido Soud Prime Udo hk &a,/mnt on an~ lot \I.1th large dock, sunny pauo and nautt .. w-s. Recently remodeled, tJus 3 btdroom ~ boo.sb floor: ta culmg glass 11n iM bay, a spaciow Master mire "',ch large Walk m dostt and C01111JaTd cnrry. lk.:p pttt ~lV and jkxiblt dock w1U accommudau a~ wnel $2,195,000 l','f1'\, M c M o111 ,1 lt• b I Tidecrest: \V1rhm Neuport Coast's most prcso~ neighborhood Dnigntd by rehou'lltd archirea David Maron. RentlOOCtm of eatly Montee1to eslaUl and siu on an <X!ml~ comn lot with \'ie\\S. An ilkal floor plan off m a ~ farrul] room opm to die IQichm and pool rerract. There are 5 bdrooms, rnduding the ~ou.s master swi.: "'./Uch has its own "'ltW terrua. A full Msemmi ~'tl ma ifJ1at.r for . mu!Opl.e car parlcmg and spaa far an • t~ at!(JJ mid llOrne th.mer. All 3 kt~ of h homt are Str\'l!d by an cfa'OUJr. $6,900,000 66 Linda Isle Brond new bo:efrcmt rn pres~ guard tatcd Linda Isle.Fabulous loouion looking nraiglu OM! to mam chann.!l. Statt of die arc ttchnDlogy ~ cumbintd \ u1th umtleJs archittcna'c, charming accents, strong mcry u.uh l'IN. of w fia:y. ()pnt floor plan indudts Jw.ruram btdroom and tltuuor, ¢ram laundry , luxvnow mas1tr swtt, lmir family room op.!rl to break{ast nook and kuchen. Ntw deck to accammodau a large tiessd. Compkrion t.1cimaud m D.:c<.'lnber 1999. $4,995,000 18 Shorertdee Prestigious, guard gau!d, Pelican Cnst 5 btdruom 5 .5 bath Sarna &tbam st)k r~e io bt compkrtd June .:?Ooo Dr.imatic City lighu anJ C071)0n \k."4'S. Lari<t back yard. 4 c.ir garag~, cou.rf:>ard .:ntry and srrw:e sr.urwu:v, gnierow ma.sttr SWltt '4Wl laTf' Mlik•111 C~t, ttlTeat and pnvau l~' i.m-acc. $3,395,000 2 I 3 Via Koron NN<tT McdittTTaman ~on an Cl\~1ied lot on ont of U1o f,lt'• ~n SITl'tl to ~ITW Jocaooo.s OptTI }Joor pl.Jn ~ith ~room j1:.:s Amm11i.::) mduJe: l'll'4' ratpt't 1 lkmt anJ M'd;;.ood floors, IU<h '"~· Dtfl.,~ JT(tl m Illa.Ila licdrotmt, bmikfast arN, fountain and ('mWc ~pa. $1,395,000 w ww .coastestates.com &'orona PJJetJl!fa,. O<»;geous <9'1£/~ ~ ';t/ wiUb «iqy:, <!keon &-G'ify-fbh~ u~8 1363 Galaxy Dr Privacy, Tranquility and Peace A truly magriificcnt 3 bedroom, 4.5 bath one story custom home with the most beautiful grounds and a spectacular pool. The home incorporates indoor/outdoor living. Enter into a charming courtyard with a lovdy fountain. Master bedroom has his and her baths. French doors throughout. 3 car garage. PRICE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL DOTIIE.759-3763 Lido Bayfront 5 Bd. 5 Ba. $1,995,000 NEW MILLENNIUM H O M CS South Peak 5 Bd. 4.5 Ba. $1,639,000 and $1,679,000 rl NEW MILLENNIUM HOM C S ~·t·--·~ -:.. '-· . -~. ~ ~- The Estates 5 Bd. 4.5 BaJS 8d. 5 lb. $1,149,000 . $1,299,000 West N ewport Duplex on Water $749,000 rl NEW MILLENNIUM H 0 MI S Marbella 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. $374,900 Tim Carr Rich Meaney in association with MELISSA BARNES 949/717-4745 rl NEW MILLENNIUM llOMES Ritz Cove 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. $1 ,'70,000 fl NEW MILLENNIUM H O M f S Marbella S Bd. 5.5 Ba. $1 ,515,000 Granville -J units available SIH,000 and $HS,OOO and $719,000 Newport Beach Four Plex $610,000 La1una Sur -l lots $l lf,OOO and $JJ9,000 rl NEW MILLENNIUM HOM l S Monarch Point S Bd. S.S aa. $1,110,000 Baycre1t Turn-key 4 Bd. l aa. $70,000 Eastslde cul·de•1ac l ad. l Ba. $449,000 aayvlew Court l ad. l Ba. $249,000 Lido Isle Bayfront Value! $2,395,000 4 BcJ., 4 Ba. n-sidenc4:' with unobstructed bay vie\lf-s plus a 2 Bel, I Ba. guest ~art.men~ on a prime oversized comer lot acija('('nt to park. Easily ronwrtible to 6 Bel., 5 Ba family home! '' 14 3 Bd. 3 Ba. Formal dining area, pool, 3 car garage. One of the area's lowest prices: $1,325,000 Excellent views. Gated access to beaches, park. Walk to shops and restaurants. The area has it all! 5 Bel. 3 Ba. Views. $1,495,000 SI I< >HECl.IFFS Winding street. Thick coastal trees. Custom home surrounded by canyon and ocean. · Private access to beaches defines this great area. 5 Bel. 5.5 Ba. Pool. $1,3SO,OOO EVAN CORKETT !Z!in.nacl~~ -S60vff~i'1/Jak 1~ (9_gc9. Slalt e/~onie- g--op· Jakp~<>'1/ 8NI ..2aar~ CLIFF HAVEN $699,000 Turn-key 3 bedroom 2 bath home with hardwood floors on large lot. WESTCLIFF $649,000 Remodeled 3 bedroom plus den, 2. 75 bath with English garden. NEWPORT BEACH $459,900 Remodeled 3 bedroom 1. 75 bath with built in BBQ and yard. SELECTION F ROM Manny Stellino 717-4762 Marlene Hassel 717-4761 Wayne Heck 717-4763 .. . tJ •""'~ MARii: FAR(i(l-S<>RK 759-3702 ~.l ... ' -~'\ - MARY £.w:N W£.CLW, CPA Boa WEGwz Ufetlme Sales Acftlevenunt Award Mem6er -Hall of Fame m19 g<U/!/ OR/ 6 {i/l,11e !/k,,1~reillb Prestigious Big Canyon near Fashion Island. . Desirable townhome \vith 1naster on first floor. 3 Bedrooms, 2. 5 Bathroon1s. 2 spacious Be.droon1s on second floor. Dran1atic large living room with cathedral ceiling and indirect lighting. 3 car garage with storage. Air conditioned and a very nice patio. 24 hour guard gated community. Very well priced at . $645,000 Buyers ..... Take Notice of these Excellent Opportunities Superbly Remodeled and in Great LOcations, Locations, Locations OCEAN BLVD, CORONA DEL MAR SHORECUFFS, CORONA DEL MAR 3000 OCEAN BLVD •onilnful U<Ull 'b lft" )'UUr' tn lllit~ ap.lllJc:J i:nrJ cool!*1t~ rmlOJdc'J CUICJlm humC. U.tr.a wkk coma lut mTtll~ liarll<w m&nnCC: llnJ 11rienttJ 10 capcun: (':mlin:I ~-n LljQI' pri<T m.ll..1l0n ~ lnltb!ly oll'l'Ml • 0."1oo\JnA Nt"t>pun lt~tbof ~tit" • r l'Olll doot pvion.m ocnn ''lni 10 < 1\1 anJ bnoi:IU • l..uxurian1 USc ot limoronc, oiad>lc: and mahopny k('CDU • QUilll)' aild ditalk.J ~p ~ • ~ bc>.ltoom$ and '4 l>ath\ RH#cdto $1,999,000 310 PIUff'WOOD Thb r«ai1 ly u~J anJ rcu.>dclnl amom home "'f!ITM:DD 1111 IJnl OJ'pol1uall} 10 fu6I brin;I )'QUI fUmltUR' and lorch ~and npCrimcc thb N8hJr ~ 11\tt 111.un ~ <llfTlllUUl!t) • <.omplrtcl)" ranoJdcJ 10 tM 11\i.b • hr.mdr.J 10 ~ 2nd lllorvaddillOn • Supt-nor quality anJ aumtlon ro deUIJ • llcsudful UK' or!P"INIC, ltOllC', lll<'ADll n:d nn.·o(id noors ·~~and'\S~ OJ!nwl "' $ l .59',000 LIDO ISLB /!'cl' 'Hu 'llnuine Z lkl Z Ba Single ~OI')' $769.000 .->m 'Hu _(,(lo, f<H1u Perfection 4 Bd. 2 5 Ba $869,000 2012 [i)~6oraA Fabulous expansion 3 Bd 2 Ba. $529,000 220 Via_fto',o-JY'~ Premium location. Large lot, dock. · Sandy beach. $2,995,000 .1.'IOO .<Jl~tllamu Cu<itom home :\ Od. 2 Ba $479,000 !Z!riced~$1; ~/to~ irb .!Y!elica'1/ 8',«e81; 1-- 1 --)' ' '~ ..... \ I~ JO' ~ 8UILDING ~----, v£NV(LOP£ >< L __ --~~- 9 SHORERIDGE -PELICAN CREST Tilis flat building pad is approximately 17 ,800 square feet.• There are preliminary plans available to look at. INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNfIY! $925,000 SUSAN SCANI.AN 759-3717 MARCY WEINSTEIN 884:0130 •Lof 11:.1 and .,-r /0014ft ilfo ltas llbl btm 1 irlf!N a"'_, *1t bt «Nl~r Mk# 1trify Ml lil/<J 1f "">« U.1t"111s torr(~""°" u., •f«ttX "' tlv pt1«/wM of tll/1 pt'tlfMNy, COT[ ltll\LTT Gnour '760-1900 llAKBOKIANDCtml NEWPORT BEACH Fantastic 5 &mom, 8 Bath ~ fli-2 Hal) home located right on ti Channel". f"MI &eplaces. Staff~ Steam bath. Lage lot & big grassy yard. Best bay view il Newport Beach. Private pier & sip for al+ foot boat Gate-guarded, private island of only 31 homes! &t appointment w/'Broker. Call Bl Cote 0 760-1900 8,200,000 CAIO SllORES CUSTOM CORONA DEL MAR The best of Cameo Shores. 4 Bmom, single story custom home with incrd>le views of the Pacific, Catalina & Newport Harbor Jetty from al major rooms • Pool & spa w/<hmatic waterfal Coffered ceilings & wood ftoors aboood. 2 private, gated beadles. Ultetievable Master BR stile. ~kitchen. $2,595,000 MONARCH BEACH DAMPOm lncreciJle custom s Bectoom &tale il gate-pded Monarch Beach om"" cei1gs; 11rge, private yard with pool & spa, kar page Jia a ..prig view of the PICific. One oh Kid! $1,595,000 c '.Jrrk .7.Jh. $4,995,000 $2,750,000 Spcctacul.ir ocean ,;ews from this SP2cious ingle-tory remodeled in 1999. Bcauuful private master suite: wing and larg~ entertainment area ~ith pool & spa \tunning rnntcmr>orary villa, this elegant, unique and 1mpeccably de 1gned havtrnni home " enh.mced with be\ckd limestone: floors, courrva.rd ~ith fountain, 2 OlJ\tCr \UltC~ JOd fabulou~ \lew.s (29654) Access ro 2 private beaches. (29655 • ;J6;ry1r'r/ ~u.J/ $5,000,000 Uruque 1-rench lOUntry esme situated on the front row of cxdu.s1ve Pelican Pmnc. Full of charm, quality and comfort.iblc luxunes. This home features a wine cellar and tasting room, imported European beams and 17th -.enturv p.iver tiles (29656 ) ~nvu'' [/,,/, /tru-$1,200,000 lhc cutest house m Olde Corona Del Mar, just 4 houses trom oc.:ean This picture perfect home has a gourmet kitchen with groamte countertops, guest room or office .itt.lched to gMage and 2 addJoonaJ BRs. Freshly nted 1n'>1dc .ind out. 29658 ( ,-qnpt" Park Ridge home built in 1997 \\1th extCn\Jve upgrades. 4 bedroom~. gr.in11c: lOUnters and much more. $495,000 (29678) '.hnpwAu ~ J,j~,/e/ Srunrnng cu.stom ~tale on dcsirablc: Ocean Rmch ~ith f.uius tJc co.&sral .ind ary hp.ht vit·ws. Fcarur~ granite slab counters, limestone floonng, hand ..._"lllpteJ railin~ and O\lcmzcd crmm moldtn~ $2,250,000 (29675) r/,;,;~u~ Better dun n~. ingle level 1 bedroom, 1 bath home ofTcnng resort· ryle li,1ng. $159,900 (29676) .~, ~r~e" .~ff Bcauuful home with brcathtilmg VIC\\-'S, featurtng 4BR, 3BA and a 3-c.u garage. Great bad.yard with pool and spa $1,260,000 (29673) ·~pphL~ .%17 Lovely single ~wry home with dr.lmaoc coastal and golf course views $1,160,000 (2967•) i5a.Jd'd#' Remodeled 5 bedroom, 3 bath home in a large view lot. Very moov1ted seller $739,000 (29677) $1,160,000 Wonderful coastal and golf coun.c VIC"-'S from this beau ~fulJy remodeled ingle nory home With 4BR. and 38A. · Spcc1a.I features include large bonus room, marble entry, pool and gMden ara. (29657) $1,260,000 Harbor View Hui home sitnng high above city lights with exparuive "istas of the ocean and Cat.ilina lsb.nd. Both an entcrttancr's dream and intimate abode . (29659) $789,000 Great duplex, two units fcatunng 3BR. 2BA each, light & bnght Wlth brge rooms and wood floon. • (29662) .~bf/qAm? .~,,<wk o//lz/~,n/ {J"tv"('NI o//1w:' .%1"/N'°' Highlighted by ~ 50 foot boat dock. Features include 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and a 3·car garage on a most dcsir.1blc Trirudad Island location. $1,1'25,000 (29663) Very private living with t\\O· tory, flexible floor plm Features a Great Room on upper level, large deck. grissy yard & an O\ crs1zed garage makmg this an ideal entertaining home. .~a o/!El~ g,NI Stunning JM Peters former model boasting spccncular rolling hills & mountain ,;cw) Populu design with rm.m floor guest/maid' quarters, 4BR & sc~tioru.l bonus room offers a truly clcgwt life style Expansive pnvate yard boasts spa. $759,000 (29665) .:J<e~wuihr . llrrh'/~A Step into 5,000 sq ft of clcµnce & 'rkndor in this sweeping 5 BhDROOM, 6.5 BATH mancl. Dramaoc cntt) boasts a waterfall anJ elegant taircasc. Marble, granite, c~tal and 4·cra<:kling fittpLlcc~ add ..i touch of pcrtecoon. $999,000 (29667) $839,000 (2966-t-) f5':rpu,,:W'/t-., / lNk~h'WAeHA · Enjoy the good life in tlus well appointed estate. 4 bedroom , 4 baths home in pmugious guard gated Cypress Cove. Neighborhood amenities arc first class with private beach accm. $925,000 (29669) .. I /;,,:;.;,(lA o/,~i> •. fitvu4 Laltefront in prestigious San Marino. Beautiful custom home offering open t1oor plans with ~quct·sm: dining room, enormous famiJr room and a fanwoc master suite overlooking the l~e. $1,395,000 (29672) .qr~uzhr i?t'U~ Luxuriou 5 bed.room, 5 bath estate offering a brcathtiling entry leading to an open formal hving room with separate sitting room, chef'!I kitchen, nurblc floors, 2 fireplaces, fonna.I dining room plus more elegant amenities Grounds include a pool & c.pa. $1,395,000 (29670) g;,,J/tvN YpuN/,,u/I • .1l1xut~~ Set high on a flat, 1 acre cqLtC)man lot boasting commanding panoramic views, th1 m.ignificent custom paface boJ~u gracious intcnor .imcniries beyond compare, "'ith Grut Room, large center i'>land kitchen, 6 bedrooms, 5 5 bol~, 3 fireplace~, elegant h.udwood floors and more. $1,750,000 (29671) . f5"¥UA.H<'t" iS:wah Set on 1/3 acre features 5 bedrooms plus den, o ffice and hbr.iry Separate wUlg has full maid's quarters including an addmon~ k.itl.'.hcn. Mam gounner kitchen fcanircs budcr's pantry, 'A-1ne stol'2ge and wine chiller Complete with 4·car O\e~zcd pragc. $799,900 (29666) Stunrung \icw home daigned \\1th a f.uropcan fla\'Or rcnunisccm of a seaside \ilb. Grand foyer boliong graceful, hand·cl'2fied ~airc.uc open to huunous room within. Huge pa, founuin and beautifully landsopcd terr.Kc t~tcfully h1ghhght thi waterfront palace. $1,499,500 (29668) y;,,A"/ll"U/I •~/,/Ip 9· o//%'," o//~#,-p-,~rAJ llm \lunrun, 1<.lil.k 1111.i h.b \fllcnJid \O~ inJ •o.udJJJC 11cv-The custom McJ11crnnc111 Jnign cn.;om~-.a 'u" ul 1'1<.· art quJh" JnJ crJh•mJmh1r 1hroui:hout. ( olorful l.mJ ... ·1rmtt. J "onc·nrc Jmc .mJ \t.un le.id 10 J lx-Jultlul ,tuuNc J<Klf cnlTJn,c t!Jnkcd I>\ J 3 lie< lounum A gra.:cful, hmd cr.iftcd Sl.llflJI< n-.co. lrom 1hc gr.mJ t111cr It• 1hc ck,un1 IJm1h h1 '"It Jrc.i' :\ ,..,nJcrful bnds.:.lp(d tcrnkr cs1rnJ, 1l>c lull kn~h of the f,umlv qu.1mr' .anJ 1nduJc, 1 hu(!C 'f'J .inJ rcb\lng. lvunuino. :\ 1ruh m.tgrub<cnl home' 03035) :Y/r"nrk~/ "?/:;./,>, .. %~,~ $185,000 11 1jlll1 l>ntthl 11nttfc IC\d lOnJo on 1-J !111gucl golf counr is mtful md \Crtllt'. There u nsv a«cu to lbc i,:.irJ~c Jn,f J•IJ1111>n.ll pvlintt .mJ 10 1hc p.ino for cnjoymtt lbc \'IC"'l Tll( rnpctmg" a lovely grn Berber and J '"111rn1cn1'wkcJ1u.Uicr 111J dr)cr '' mdudcJ m the pn,c (84085) .~.V~~ ~A'r/M.~c~n" $659,000 Thu 1enific Dina Potnt raidcncc Im dr.anutJC ar:bcdnl ccilinp anJ soodling ocean anJ coasdinc \;c.'S Thcrt u a form.ii d1111ng room and .i g0Utm<1 "at in" kitchen. The lning room, funily room and master bedroom all have lOI\' fircpl~n. A rrw.itc ~and a l<M anxhcd pngt plus a community pool art adJ1t1onal fotum ofTcrtd by this thoughtfully designed and dccontcd propmy (CSOSO) . ..g 3;.;rv .. J"!JtWd ~~JI" .'M,~orMT?. $545,000 Within nlbng ilisuncc t~thc bcxho ofWl'JIXb C:01c, thu lx.tunfullv miiodckJ homr fQIUl'C$ open lxamrd mhnp, r.10 firtpbca, Dutch Joon and ~rtnlh •1nJc1" A dur1111ng "ilitc pkkct !Cn.:r c~ lbc propcm JnJ Ill lOl'Cmf rioo and ~U garden compclC V.tth I fUUOlall 'Thttt .UC C\'Cll l\:onh COW ~"IA~ o( Che P.tUlll. (B5040 . /,.;,.r/. 6 -~~f.r/.9 $500,000 T1us <mall, corup: like home on a brgc, lbt lot "1th cxa.n ,;c., pmcnts a v.on.krful oppomuuty for dw ll'amc 50CIK00c. Remodel, n~d or sun Ol'CT .ind builJ a gn:.it Laguna Bc~h raidcncc m •very dainblc neighborhood Bnng your umgimnon and \OW' COfl(Ja(tor ~ hJ,c a look' · (A830 .97'"me ._Wq, ~~L'~ ~OOt' ~Oh · 6-V'l"NAel" Zu.ru~ A beautifully appointed home Wlth OYer 3,400 sq.ft. SBR. 3.SBA elegant living & fanuly room. Luxunous oversized master suite with his & hers wallt·m closers. Romantic oc~ \icw balcony off master suite. Exceptional quality and design throughout. Only steps to the Ritt Carlton ~ this magruficcnt Dana POUlt c:st2tc offers 6BR, 8.SBA and exquisite detail. Elegant limestone, granite & marble, umptuous dining room, gym and wine room. Beautifully. landscaped lot boasts cxpansivt: patio, pool & ~ U,900,000 (29628) $6U,900 (29M5) ~7~u1/ f':u~ · ... l~'h~Ae«A Located Ul the di tinguisbcd private gated community of Ocean IUnch, this newly constructed estate encompasses more than 5,800 sq.ft. with 4BR, 5.SBA, private library, formal dining, spacious li'ing room with lavish stone fircplilcc and chers knchen. $1,750,000 (29643) ~a/~/o//~ .%;J/~ ~'"' Unobstructed pier, ut.aJina, harbor & coutlinc vie~. 4BR. bonus and fMnily rooms. Magnificent custom home boasting 1unltcn living room, gourmet kite.hen and d«k off master suite overlooking 1Vbitc water vicwl. $M9,900 (29627) w~~.s .gironu~ ~.n" Very private location backing up to wilderness. Spacious floor plan, newer carpet and custom pavers throughout living area. Very clean, light & bright with new Light oak kitchen cabinets and walls of glass. $209,900 (29652) .~~rl' .~,.. ~,l'ouu/lp Excellent value for unique family home. Open and flowing floor plan, urrounded by huge wraparound park·like yard with custom spa and mature trees. Terrific cul-de·sac location with hills and city lightS views. U.9,900 (29M9) ~~ :~ qOA« .~~ ~r ... and the Coast, this 4 bedroom home features a wide open floor plan with main floor bedroom & bath. Enjoy the prime location overlooking a huge park. $425,000 (29651) ~""'~~ ~eM Premium 4 bedroom single-level enjoys ocean breezes from oversized lushly landscaped yard. Boasts gourmet kitchen, atrium and walls of glass. Ideal cul·de·sac location with city lights views. $31',900 (29650) Sf~.s .%' !Yk ~d Custom built beach giant with smn gUs5 doors, hardwood floors and gourmet kitchen with bil) windows. Features romantic ming room boasting marble fireplace, dumbw.iitcr to all 3 Ooors and 5th BR \\-ith separate entrance. $429,000 (29631) ~NJ'l'lf>U,J Sfk.,,,t" Nestled on 1/3 acre, this idw home iJ JUJTOUnded by mature trees, adding total privil.cy. Feature$ SBR. 3.SBA, a family room and pacious 3-car garage with long driveway. U99,000 (29637) J~~c,/ ~ud ~eeanfrcA/ . *Best location in Pelican Point -Front Row Center* Fanwtic UnobmuctCd white water, ocean and golf course views arc featured throughout this high quality Old World Country French Home. Features mcludc 1,000 boak wuic cellar and tasting room, unported curopean 250 year old oak beams, pri\'ate beach access. ._ 1,..;,. ~.Ill\" • .SK~; fvtwul %~ Briand new Eric M05S11W1 designed custom home under construction. Over 4000 sq. feet of top-of.the- line qw!ity One of the largest IOtS in CDM(nc:uiy 1/3 .icn:). Fe.iturcs include fOur bedrooms "-1th pm<lte baths and walk· in closcts,3 cozy fireplaces, private beach~ and large u-wY bac.kyard CJ\'Crlooking the P.acific. . ;;¥,,,/ .fi,..urA 6"rean o/~,~ Cs.an French mcdilcmnean Villa loara:i Ill ~gious Harbor &tgc. Built by l'Cl¥:Mnc:d home buildCi' L Vakntinc, ttl5 ~tune bcx$s nc.arty 6000 sq. Ii. <Xluxurious Ii\~ spaa:. Finest quality~ '1J'd ~ WCTC used Oil this stunniog ti\<¢ bcdroool c:sa:.£. Foruriog limxy, wine cdlar, rustom pOO and spl with m\S fian almost C\ay nxm. Best Corona del Mar ocean view lot consisting of approumitcly 8000 ~uarc feet and located at the end of ;i cuJ·dc·S3c street One of the highc t ,;cwpoints in COM featuring ixctacula.r octan, bay and city lighc \iC\\ O\'cr l 00 feet of tronugc. Pri' uc beach access, this property is oric·of·a·kind. Prtsenud Exclusively By: KENT McNAUGHTON :b~~~1..~ ~Jl'«k.J t~ecru4¥ t.~u·~ /990 714.612.0006 WWW. KE NT M CN AUG HTO N. COM ~{y.y.nn r/~. Ito, fI~nA o/-,;m- 1..oolttd one strca. lion die ~row in prcstJglClllS Cameo Stu-a, )WW~ be <M'J\\hckncd by die ~lbr \~'S this hmlc tm ID an The ~nnf cf aBq"'3\ICS below Cln be heard througtnJr the propaty. Spacxu ~-say, bcuJfuly n:mxk:Jcd 11 '99 ~a b.dy pm. rnam:r SlJ$: ard bigs: pod ni spa. Bdow die heme is aoxss to rwo JYl'"Oll'C bc2:hcs. /l';~u-d ( rl'n/~~n/ New top qwlity <nmtrUCrlon nghr on the S3Ild of beautiful Newport Bcar.:h. Illroc b:dmom, 3.5 bath on brgc oomc:r loc locuir .. l \\1th~ d.."9gncd ~ throughout. R.txitiop dcd "\ch BBQ & lirqQcc pcri:a tOr cnrm.~ni.ng. HoclfPbn and rcndcrin&" :1\-aibNc Call for ooo'l*boo cbtc and further druil~ }AN FISHER 949.378.1861 . .. ' . ' • • 1 1 f • • •) •. ' . 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Homes will need multiple ports and niches for several computer growth in home-based workstations for the entire family. businesses reffect changes Consumers already are using rooms differently, and this will be refined over The next fi ve to 10 years of the new the next few years. The living room i!> millennium will almost surely see getting smaller, while the family room~ astonishing technological advances, are larger. Combining gounnet kitchens further accelerating the revolution in our and "great rooms" for the family to gather daily lives. But it also comes at a price: and to entertain wiU be the centerpiece of increased stress, pressure to keep up with our future interior design. Kitchens will change and a fear of being left behind. As become larger and the current trend of a result we will want to cocoon in our stainless steel appliances and natural homes. stone countertops combined with wann Design Line Interiors will create model wood cabinetry will evolve further in the home interiors with an ~phasis on next few years. comfort, with an eye toward muting the More elaborate entertainment centers Ocean view estate with stunning features surge of technology. There will be sofler will evolve into mini-theaters that take An absolute breathtaking estate, located in Corona del Mar, is just one street from fabrics and more inviting spaces with advantage of large flat screen technology the front row in the prestigious community of Cameo Shores. You will be neutral tones -a true nurturing and state-of-the-art sound systems. overwhelmed by the spectacular views this home has to offer. environment that satisfies the need for a Our goal in merchandising model This spacious single-story home was beautifully remodeled in 1999 and features .:ideeper sense of home, community and homes to meet new demands is to track three bedrooms, three and one-half baths, lovely private master suite wind and large soul-satisfying tradition. trends and quickly respond in order to entertainment style pool and spa. Beautifully appointed throughout with fine detail and At the same time, the new lifestyles of provide merchant builder clients with lmturious amenities, one can enjoy elegant entertaining or sophisticated living at its best the new millennium will embrace interiors that will maximize their sales ) Just below the borne is access to two of Cameo Shores' most stunning beaches. tec~o~ogy wholeheartedly. That means efforts. This home is offaed ac-$2.7so,ooo. . des1gnmg larger home offices for a D,CJril ~ Ill~~ 6/.Flnt E1tatt1, a dMsio11 of First rapidly expanc;ting wotkforce of fl•MMNailmitAllil . Hf fll HIUIOi.MiHiHIJmflautililldmaHHlt------ Four bedroom, Three bathroom + Bonus room Approximately 3,152 square feet Private Pool with Views Three car garage Views of the Ocean, Catalina and City Lights .~kr/ u/.· $1,260,000 ~!M~ Four bedroom, Three bathroom Marble in entry, kitchen and bathrooms New carpet and paint, three car garage Views of ocean and Pelican Hill Golf Course, Pool, spa and solarium f!/k,Julhd o/.· $1,160,000 LEASE: ,~~/10'~ ,ffdeod .Y/Ju:P'"r{p~ 2Bd, 2Bath, 2Car Garage, Gated, Pool & Spa: $1800/Mo ~ ARD 7 1 4 . 3 .9 6 . 4 7 5 '6 , , I ' I ' ( 1 I ' I ' . . t I , : J I •• RU~LD · Rl•LTY a~[£ **~UJaUx>aYJand*** 40-' ~°"" 8asl/UJ~ Reduced to $2,650,000 ~~fl~OLDRWJY 802 Jl.fmv;1e-Aoenae-. UJal6oa E78/and, B/{ '926D.2 ~"--"'-..... .....,, -4-.L~~~~ . LOWERUNIT UPPER UNIT + Three Beclro~ms + Three Bedrooms +Two Baths + Living Room with Fireplace + Kitchen witJ. Dining/Family +One Bath •Living/Dining Area with Fireplace Area + Separate Laundry Room + Kitchen with Breakfast Area + Separate Laundry Room PLUS + Two Car Garage • One Car Garage • Large Workshop For More Information, Please Contact: muwB'~ Bu1ine11: 949-6 7 5-4822 . Re.i~ce: 949-675-0582 ~port Beach Bayfront -Main Channel Views ~ntemporaiy Cl~sic -Panoramic Views El'ltoY your private dock ond tranquil Wllter & Fashion Island views from this premium tnpleit · featunn1 an owners unit.+ 2 rental units Easy Sl"ile·resldence, condo or du plea conversion S2 4Q9.000 Spectacular custom ~ate behind &ates Marble and 11ran1te throughout. one-of-a·kmd entry w11h waterfall and magnificent entertainers LR Laree lot wuh unlimited poss1b1hties induduli room for tennis court & 11uest house $1.4Q5.000 • Please call Please call CAROL RUDAT (949) 602-5605 or {714) 30S.3191 CAROL RUDAT (949) 602-5605 or (714) 305-3191 Main Beach & Coastline View Located in th rt I LliQuna within walkln& distance to restaurants t~ • ;;hoop10i & boardwalk Upgraded kitchen new carpet & palnt A perfect recreat for the ocean lover I S480 000 Plea~ call MARCIA SAUNDE~S (714) 967-3836 Remodeled Oceanfront In Gated Community Ux:ated In one ..I ti ~·; cxduslve f(l COf'l\!'ll~ ie L4UN Beadt, this ~ home alkM J'll!l lO see .am on ttle sina lrom most roans.~ 4 J:xtJ sq 11 th l private~ Ind badvard with llte pit !NI opens to the Aild 05ner pys to ma diet $19'0A'X> Romantic Spanish Hacienda Located <ti t~, end of a secluded cul-de-sac street oo g<>r£COUS lthi m;r • 11rounds this custom built home captures the cssenc~ ol Old World hvm11 Gated courtyard "t1ountam & 6BR desJin 5025 000 Pka .e call PECCY OR MARCIA 17141967-3532 or (714) 967-3136 Executive Pride· 4BR This beauuful custom hnme tn 11 desirable location near ~nbelts. has been well·mamta1ned & olters OYer 2500 ~It Cl~ to shopping and c;chools this floor plan is both nowlng and lunctionar Assoc pool/tennis $36~ 000 Please call TUWO VlGANO (714) 66S-7116 Charming Cottage+ Backhouse On the50uth side oT Coast Hwy on rrt.., r CoroNI Del Mar street Main house has pantal remo.ideJ kitchen <1nd new master BA.. lresh Int riorl terior pain! central C11r 579'000 Plea .e c.ill CAROL RUDAT . (9491602-5605 or (714) 305-3191 Beautiful Bayridge Condo Sp.mous and bri1ht wll -.ety hnt htng touches throu~hout tncludln& lau~ hnlsh '1alls plantation shutters and <;COO(e lttihtlOA l>ride of owner hip complex, end unit. U?llraded carpelfne and newer roof S269 000 Please call MARCtA'SAUNDERS (714) 967-3836 t .. l 1 30 We can help rnake c..v the difference in your life! llAST SID& CHARMER • OPUI SAT/SUN 1-4 JJ7 20th Stre.t Just listed, 48R. 2BA. 1700 sq. ft., fresh paint & new carpet. Large yard, two·slded garage, RV parking and OMC. Call (949) 760-5000 Ext 354 DIANA CAPPEL BliLCOURT CUSTOM UVING Exquisitely appointed 58R. 3.58A. family home on large cul-cf• SK. Gounnet Euro kitchen w/granlte counter & bleached cabi- nets. Emnslve use of marble flooring a plush carpeting through- out. Lovely FMr yard w/free fonn pool, spa & entertainment aru. Call for private showing. Ca// (949) 720-7337 RON FELSOT Reduced $200KI St,389,000 AWARD• I NG DESIGN·NORTH LAGUNA Opeta Sun 1-4 • 848 HUaa.t Just redecomed w/MW carpet a paint throughout. Magnificent ocean view, 3BR. 2.SBA custom home. Exqulsltely detailed w/open bum cellf"9S, marble entry, 2FPs, gounnet kitchen and 3 -Mwing decks. Many other quality features included. This is •n enteruinen dellghtl Call for your personal showing. Ca// (949) 720-7337 RON FELSOT REDUCED $969,000 OCF N, BAY PARK VIEWS! $1, 100,000 Totally rebuilt 48R, 3BA. beauty in highly desirable Irvine Temcel V11ulted ceilings, recessed lights, skylights, 9tC. 8est view buy! ca11 (949J 760-5000 Ext.119 ROBIN TENCH St,100,000 BEST PANORAMIC Vl.W ONLYI Must Miii 8e•uty & bright. 48R, 2.SBA with extra large backyard in best Mission Viejo c.ommunlty. Bring all offers. By appointment only. Ca// (949) 246· 1554 SEAN AFSHAR lllWST IN THll FUTUR• 8 units w/GSI: $64,800 per yur. 1·38R. 1·2BR. 6-tBR. Ca// (949) 723.3333 JANISSE & RYAN DREAM UNITS! $J25,000 GSI: S-40,200. 4-48R units and 2·28R units, garages, grut location, Anaheim. Call (949) 723-3333 JANISSE & RYAN SllS,000 INVESTOR'S DREAM Come ....... $290,000 6 units · GSI: S-40,3801 low m11inten.nce, Orange County. Ca// (949) 723-3333 JANISSE & RYAN IUST USftD • SINGLE UVEL LUXURY Hlghly upgratded Bekourt Hill JBR. 2.SIA condo, neutr1I colors w/new e1rpetlng I paint. Euro-Gourmet kitchen. Master suite w/wstom shutters. Resort llvl09 •t its finest! Call for your per· sonal showing. lest buy 8ekourt Hill! Call (949) 120-7337 Mlll&R"LDBAY Traditional hlrdwood floors I used brick fireplaces. Rec.ntly ~. elevated mr lot. lkle water horizon views. Large level backy•rd w/spa. Call (H9) 494--7475 --IL-----u.t-M ... IT' u STY 1"'-11A. gated CCMMM1nity, dub house, gym• tennis courts. A well designed home futurtng e1refree con~ end efficiency. • Cjfl (HJ) 760-5000 Ext. 343 JANE SUNGAILA We can help n1ake the difference in _vour life! DOWNSTAIRS EllD UlllT Just listed! 2BR. 2BA. about 1200 sq. ft. 1..cfirect 1ecess garage plus 2nd detached garage. Large fenced patio w/grass. (949) 720-1750 ROBERT KENOZIORSKJ PRJC& AEDUCJIDI 2BR, 2BA. single level townhouse end unit with a view, pool a. spa. Amenities Include fireplace, garage &. Inside laundry. Call (949) 760-7335 RV ACCESS Immaculate 3BR, 1.75BA home! Upgraded kitchen 4BA. Oak cabi- nets. Extra storage. Large driveway w/extra parking • RV ICteSS. ca11 (949) 760-5000 Ext 205 JACK GIFFORD LOCATED Oii TIJERAS GCM.F C.ut.i•K.3.a: Wow! WIW a loc.ationllll 3BR. 2.SBA. 2.161 sq.ft. of luxury. Big kitchen, FR. 2-ar garage, sunset views. 3 Vista Sabina. RSM. cal/ (BOO) 800-6417 PATRICK KNAPP $319,900 HARBOR VIEW 48R POOL HO $800,000 Beautifully customized 4BR. 3.SBA + bonus room at private, quiet location. Award-winning schools, gorgeous pool and spa. Call (949) 640•2888 JUUAUAO $800,000 IUST USftD • llEWPORT BllACM COllDO Newport Beach Penthouse fabulous 28R. 2.SBA condo. Just steps to the be~ Roof top deck w/prlvate Jacuzzi a 360' views. Mar- bte steam shower & granite ftNplace. Wiii not lastl call (949) 120-1337 RON FELSOT 5435,000 HUGE 'PRIC& R£DUCTIOll $719,000 Expansive 4BR. 2 family room home built In the 19IO's. Motlvat.d seller has lowered prim to $719,000. C..11(949)760-5000 x309 RAE RODGERS 11JTZ COVE Located near the world famous RJtz Cartton Hetti In a pres1ig- lous gat9d area. This 1,000 sq. ft. home Is on front row with beautiful views of the water and park. A stal at $3,295,000. call (949) 640-1S29 ESTHER YANK llXPAllDED FIVE BEDROOM Ideal family home with 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3-car attached ga,.ge, MW Cat.Shake roof, neutral tile and carpet. custom windows and morel Call (949) 644-4100 J.O. CALLAGHAN, Bkr. *BW CUSTOM HOMEI• Brand new 3BR, lBA home on west side! Spacious 1400 sq. ft. approx. Quality throughout! Flreplace, ceramic tile, hardwood floors on quiet cul-d•sac sttHt. CM/ (949) 760-5000 EJtt. 205 • JACK GIFFORD HAaOR V.W , FOR-.-• luutiful 48"-3.SBA In HaJbor View Homes area customized with priv~ pool, spa. plus bonus room. OoM to Andersen School. Call (949) 6'D-2 ... 32 ~~enck 760-5000 x339 Over 20 Years Experience Along the Coast Broker Named to RE/MAX Hall of Fame http://www.robimcnch.com email: rtcnch@homesoc.com BACK-BAY COUNTRY SETIING PLUS A GIANT LOT Immaculate Total Remodel with 4 bedrooms (or 3 plus a den). Large living room w/fireplace, wonderful new kitchen w/granite countertops, Big family ~oom w/French doors. Opening onto an oversized rear yard. 350 E; 22nd St. (X Tustin) $599,000 ~.~Bi: Albu't rque R&IAW' Real E1tate Se"'ices (!If 1*"ZW.-..Mlll?'MMllO. ~ &M,,~ 11w. ,..&tA-. (1111 ,..lj/tw&d ~·~ (!If '-+~°"""'a- (llf "'w, ~ IJtillJll~· ~)Wt s. (llf~C.... (!If~~-c..... ~c-..,. <!9~7"~~~'-' us '-+ •• hi&1t-~ (!If ~ 'lflM,/,,. 'f-' M ~ (M <.C?lw~~ <.C'i.-1~ ~ F~ 'W.O()() (949) 233 .. 1788 IRVINE TERRACE Fabulous unique 3 bedroom plw separate guest house! Rm 3.ar garige. 180o oct.iO and bay vltW SWl deck aboVe the guest house1 Wonderful office/den area with openablt skyllt ctlling. fJegant master suite w/spa solarium room, walk· In closet, fireplace, and custom built-Ins! A must to see! ' 1307 Sanbmdla Reduced to $799,000 CORONA DEL MAil Four btdroom/three bath. Tocally rN>ullt In 1997. Ta.II glass windows capture the Views! Wonderful floor plan w/large great room and grand skylight FJepnt master suite, ctntral a1J. etc. $1,100,000 !A.liso Viejo Glertwood Terrace, 4BR, 3BA. Low taxes. Walk co tennis, pool & park. · Cul~de~sac w/tTees. $299,000 Laguna 'Beacfi. Over 2000 sq. ft., 4BR house and just steps co the beach. Ocean views . Great buy! $485,000 micha£ljlambert@realtor.com rij the Ko ops Bob Koop Sr. Bob Koop Jr. (949) 760-5000 or (949) 722-1667 Exceptional Custom View Home in Cameo Shores lnmdibk oc:an and uraLna vitwl from tlw indioocul cum>m home. Custom fcaruns iodudc gr.initc COlll\ICl'T~ in chc all-new cuuom lorchcn, lwdwood floorin~ Of curly chcny and anuque Nonh Cuolin;a heart pine. Bctbcr QIJ>C't, dual pane windows. dual wattt hearer, tile roof, thret fircpb.:es; wet bear. cxtcruivt use of cust0m woodwork. Designer buhroollll with oil-rubbed bronzt fururcs. pinirc oountcn and ~ spa rub in the OCClJ1 view rnamr bedroom . ..uUr-lincd walk-in dosru, 3-<:u ~ ptai beacha. commuruiy puL and more! • Bob Koop Sr. or Jr. Waterfront~ Home latgc f'our bcdroom..rwo and I halfbith lWO ROI)' bomt 11.ich French doors.~ rile, a~ open~. 2-ar gmgc, fucpbc.t arid a lcMly wmrfion1 y.ud. Thh ii a grtai ocigbborhood located jUR a shon walk to one of die finest ~or die astaciarioo tennis and pool Bob Koop Jr. N"a ocean view, iocmlibk rtmoddtd 4 bedroom, 2.5 bach 1, 900 111· Ii. townhc>rM with a fOrma.t lmng room with 6rcpla«. fomul dining. a &mily room. tile cxiwnm, beautiful lwdwood Soon custom be.Misters and an OYmiud garage. All of th.is wallcing disuna ro the beach! Bob Koop Jr. Incredible Eastsidc G.astom H ome 2.611 "t fL ap ft. c:11D111 biiik '-t a 4 'ft· • k. Ii. widi pd 8c 'f'i lbs mm 4 i..i.o-. i.~ i.i.. bail &wq. =na 6: ClllR, ~~pine ll!la, CXIUlllly--widl 112 IL~-~ lll('Cll widim:Jdia JWllY. • ._ 2 liftpldi. AIC.1 /00 ~ & }Qr~ip "11111'111af111 I I Bob Koop Jr. Prime E.astside Location 3 bedrooms. 2 ba.lh single &rruly home, lurdwood llooB, gr.inite coumer. rcmodekd b:1throoms, marble firep~. 2· car gar;igc with scccion:il door on a 7.000 sq. ft. lot. Bob Koo Sr. 33 El\tlERALD BAY 1012 EMERALD BAY FobuloU5 oversized elevated comer lot home. Outstanclng Emerald lay, night light, Catalino views. Huge potential for this prime real estate. $1,795,000 Cw. Foa OATE C'l..EAAANcE Rare country setting in the Upper Bay If you have been looking for a warm truly beautiful remodel on a large private lot. you must see this new listing. The current owners have transformed and added onto thi 1930s house, but have remodeled 11 in keeping with its ori ginal character. flare and detail. Step into a stone floor entry with a high vaulted ceiling. The spacious living room has a wonderful fireplace and hardwood flooring. The kitchen bas been totally redone with wood cabinetry. granite countertop • under counter lighting and a built-in refrigerator. Adjoining the litchen i a great fl\fllily room that has French doors. buih-in couch area and room for a large dining room table. There i<. a large bedroom with wtndows looking out to the large tree in the backyard. The master suite i .et off by itself with another !>Cl of French door. lool.;ing out to a large side yard and very private patio. The master bath has al<.o been redone. The other wing of the house bas two additional bedrooms and a wonderful large bath. Other features include open beamed ceiling • <.kylight • indoor laundry and a two-car anachcd garage. The home i a breath of f resb air. totally unique. cu tom1Lcd and ready for your family. This home is offered at $599.000. 1''<w WtOn Uif"""'11io"1 c"'1 Robilf T«Nlt of Ri/Mu RMI EsltlU Sl'rvica ,. (M.> 1MJ. '!I• rJ! • ~ 2'1Gn.,.IC-O.l.--.. OCEAN R.IDCE WE'VE TAKEN YOUR. DREAM HOME AND GIVEN IT A NEWPOR.T COAST ADDRESS. - Ir's everything you've wanced. Exceptional architeccural elegance behind PRIVATE GATFS. A limited edition of jusc eighr superior homo in a variety of classic scyfes, all enhanced by OCEAN AND CANYON VIEWS, as well as excdlcnt fearures and notable appointtnents. And all within an FSfABLISHED CUSTOM HOME NEIGHBORHOOD, dose to everything you treasure most. Eight distinctively different luxury homes ranging co 6,500 square feet. Call today to scheduJc your private showing. From $1,625,000 to $2,695,000 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 8 Pminsul.a, Newport Coast, CA 92657 949-497-8080 fax 949-497-60(,() 949-250-4200 Corporate Office Pnm, tpmfwrins, aNJ ln'ml IDT nd!jm to chmtr wiJhout notia. Sq""1't .fooutrJ mr ll/IJn"OXi11111k Hn1t1 s"'1Jttt to frilW lllk. Stt Mia rtpmnrl4riw for d&ils. , f'JIK.. riJFredSands COASTAL PROPERTIES COWAN HEIGHTS Fabulous. Elepnt. Custom 6200 sq.ft. SBR, family home with pool. spa, waterlalls & sports court. For more lnfonmtlon oi a personal show!na a.II today (S182413) $1 ,499,000 02 VIEWSt VIEWSt VIEWSt Custom ho(ne With elt¥ator ~· to all lloon. 2 extn tarp OC9\ ,,_ deda and three magnificent ~ Gourmet kltdlen and entire bottom lloor ~or pst quarurs. (SI 86968) $849,900 Al SHOW•SELL This lfi;lt " ~ condo ii loat9d in a very desinbM ~.,... 8-dul \lllOOd lloor .nay, lM. 2BA. uwaded chrouJhout.ADombOft pool • spa. Value rans-$319.900 to $369,900 (SIS1586). $344,900 FSI sutfSIT YINS Custom 48R. 2.SBA k>cated In the hlstOrical lant.-n Oistrict. Gr.at ftoor pbn Honey wood floors dvouaflout w\ttl bonul room. stonp and four car pnp..(S188n4) $5 I 0,000 CS I 35 Serving Southern California Since 1969 ml Fred Sands NEWPORT PROPERTIES SEA ISLAND End unit condo In N9Wp<>rt Bach. Golf course views from muter bedroom and bath, pool & spa. Gated commonlty. Many extras. Call for 1howina. (S 1875+4) $947,500 561 LOCATION IS EVERYTHING The bll'ISt model In Llnlll'n Bar Villas wllfl panoramic -news ol Dana Point Marina. Upscalt entenalnment home 11'1 I wonderful raort community. (iai.d., Private. Many features not listed. (S 179606) $779,000 UISURE WORLD UVINGt Host ¥Waa1e ftoor pbn 2BR. I.SBA. sincfe lewl In a quiet loadon. N9wly paffnd and c:arpcted. 2 larie pardally cowred pados, extra storaie In carport. (S 192668) 128. 000 NIWPORT Open a bri&ht JBR. 2BA home on a larp comer lot with a spedous ,..r yard close to Hamers school. llbnry .. partt. lowest priced home In WuWilf, (630065) $484,900 C6S TREMENDOUS VIEWS Exceptional locition. Terrace floored atrium, raised rMni/family rooms, marble ba.throoms.. and maids quarters. Fire pit and built-in BBQ. Great home for entertaining. (S 191243) $850,000 CSl CAR COLLECTORS DREAM Prestigious Nellie Gall custom built 6.,800 sqk. SBR home. Plus extra square footaae finished third floor, beauaful wood paneled library, add1aonal 4000 sq.ft. .. Dream GMap" for 14+ car, elevator, pool/spa. lush U'OpicaJ landscape and beautiful panoramic views. (S 189334) $2.150,000 H I YOUR PRICE Of PARADISE ~ style, mmaculat9. .,tdq dean. 4BR. JBA. Tropkal. lush la~ pool. spa. panoramic city 1ctit VteWS. G,..t for enwta~. Just listed. $625.000 Vl (949) 489-8900 (800) 830-9229 Th~ummif Real Estate GPoup FAIRWAY VIEWS 4BR home on 1he 151h fairway of Coto's south golf co11rsc. Big L.11chcn. over,ired family nn wtth built-in entertainment ccnicr & -.crvmg bar Well nppoullcd office/library with buiJt- m de~ & booK'hclves. $499,000 Ad Code 3120 (A:can R.mch home. Lovely landscaped yard with buill-tn BHQ, ga1.ebo. foun1a.m & grassy area. 4BR, 3.5BA, French doo,..,, ccn1ral vacuum, bonu~ nn w/wet bar. formal dining nn, family & living nn~ w11h fireplace & master suite w/retreat. $659,000 Ad Code 2237 ABSOLUTE PRIVACY Scenic mounwn view~. 3BR. 2.58A town home with 2-car ana..hcd garage. Frc,hly pa1111cd. large la1chcn with tons of \IOrage & wr.lpAl'Ound coun1er, plus family nn with fireplace. $247,900 Ad Code 4182 PURE SPLENDOR Apprm 4.400 "I fl cu\lom bu1h home in Ocean Ranch. Dual air rnnd111onmg. dual healers. gramu: kitchen counters & CU\IOm noonng. Lu\hly lando;capcd w1lh outdoof pauo. bu1ll-m BBQ & 4-cnr 1.1•n1.te $1.200,000 36 COASTLINE VIEWS Approx. 4,700 sq. ft. home in Bear Brand. Gounnet kitchen with granite counterto~. huge loft, office/library, French doo~. marble floors. centraJ vacuum & cuMom window covering . $1,450.000 Ad Code 2225 GOLF COURSE VIEWS Move right in to this wonJ!erful condo in Anaheim KilJs. Private gated entry, dining nn, living nn. custom lighting, main floor bedroom & numerou ~torage. $267,700 Ad Code 4202 CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE Approximately 5,000 sq. fl home in Ocean Ranch. Exten ive use of Creama Europe limel>tonc, granite, chcny wood, cui.tom window treatmenu.. columns, art niche & French doors. $1,595,000 GRAND COTO ESTATE Over 4,000 sq. ft . home. Marble, granite, built-ins, French dool"I, cu tom window covenngs & custom fireplaces. Beautiful {'ljvate yard with extensive views. $899,000 Ad Code 3109 THE GRIFFITH ESTATE Situated on six lots. Ocean views, private beach and saJtwater swimming pool. Lighthoui.e retreat, guesthou'iC, gatehouse and mam house with elevator. $6,900,00 Ad Code 4002 IMPRESSIVE Richly appointed estate in the aated community of Coto de Caza. On approx 1 acre wf}. foaJing barns, tum-out arena plu resort-style pool & ~pa with waterfalls cl waterslide. Approx 5300 sq. ft. of pure luxury. $1,950,000 FABULOUS VIEWS 5BR, 3.5QA home. Oounnet kitchen with large island & breakfast nook. bonus nn. & lavish master suite with fireplace, retreat & private deck. Nellie Gail club privileges. No Mello-Roos. $598,800 Ad Code 5019 BALBOA ISLAND-LAND Come experience seclu ion on Balboa Island. Two (28R. IBA) Un.ill> with alley ljecess. Choose to live in or bujld on this lot. This home is ~Id ai.-is. $610,000 Ad Code 1219 NO ONE ABOVE I BELOW 2BR. 2BA condo fcaturina den/3rd bedroom, formal dining rm, vaulted ceilings & fireplace. Mature· landscaping and two I -car garages. $184,900 Ad Code 2224 ON THE GOLF COURSE 5BR. 38A home m Colo de Caza. Generous family rm with fireplace & entenainment niche, gourmet kitchen with center i land, built-in refrigcntor &: walk-in pantty +breakfast nook, ale cl laundry rm. ~99,900 AdCodt3080 THE LANDMARK ESTATE ln Coto de Caza on 2.1 acres. F.qucstrian- roned masterpiece. 7BR main house. approx 980 sq. ft. pool house. 4 custom fountains. custom rock pool, \pa, waterfalls, cave & rock waterslide. $2.995,000 Ad Code 4130 INCREDIBLE CORNER LOT 38R, 2.5BA home on a ingle-loaded trcet. Model-perfect with fresh p31nt. newer carpet, mirrored wardrobe , cc1lmg fan & secunty sy tern. No Mello-ROO'il $359,900 Ad Codl 2228 PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEWS 38R, 2.SBA home in Newport Coast. French doors, built-in speakers, Rleesscd lightfog, crown molding. hardwood Ooors, tumbled marble floors, mirrored wardrobes & master suite with view dee~. 8-jet tub & marble fireplace. $179,700 Ad Code 1239 CUSTOM MA.RBELLAF.STATE Pnvate gated entry, magnificent view & 4-car garage. Library, . wme cellar (w/lemperature control), luge bonu rm, glorious mast.er suite + spacious room &: soaring ceilings. $1.195,000 Ad Code 5002 TOTAL PRIVACY Three bedroom, two bathroom home situated within a tranquil setting. Fonnal dining room, living room with fireplace, cathedral ceilings, bay window and kylights. $269,000 ThSummif - Rea l Estate GPoup BARFIELD GARY HESSELGESSER EXT.214 EXT.235 (949) 640-7888 640 I E. NohJ Ranch Road #70, Anaheim Hills This is no TRICK but what a TREAT co see this spacious townhouse with awesome golf course views from every room!! $263,999 Open House Sunday. October 31, 1999 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm Kacey Baker (949) 395-2344 • Irvine Terrace • Private Courtyard with Pool • Estate Sized Corner Lot • Panoramic Sunset Views -. • Architecturally Unique Setting • Fabulously Remodeled Interior MEET YOUR R EAL ESTATE R EPRES ENTATIVE Janet Vinograd ad"erti11lng ... It' repl'f'.&t'ntalht' (949) 574-4248 Lisa Cosenza ad\t'rtJ In~ 11alt'11 repre~ntatht (949) 574-4241 T he Daily Pilot Real Estate section is published every Saturday in Newport Bea<'h, Co ta MeRa. Corona del Mar, Newport Coast, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Nellie Gail Ranch, Dana Point and Monarch Beach. We welcome your comments, que lions and suggestions. To advertise in our section, contact ~ale representatives Janet Vinograd at (949) 574-4248 or Lisa Co enza at (91.9) 574-4241. Their fax number is (949) 631-6594. If you have an interesting tory idea or would like to submit pre. relea: s for publication, contact Jill UJriksen at (949) 574-4237; fax (949) 650-4802. To reach u via mail: Daily Pilot Real E. tote, 330 W. Bay Street. Costa Mesa. CA 92627. • ThSummif TED JARVIS (714) 815-8333 Real Estate Group STEPHANIE ··HOUGHTON (949) 887-3727 "Specializing In Premier Homes Along the Coast of Orange .County" In Escrow $595,000 PRIME OCEANFRONT Hard to find prime oceanfront duplex suitable for brand ~ home or investment. (9-49) 723-8120 $1,250,000 Ad Code 6l77IO HARBOR VIEW HOMES Expanded 3BR, 2BA, built-ins. Newer Kitchen. lnnet'-loop location, near park and pool. Michael@OreyfusWeir.com $659,000 ~elr Ad Code 631115 SHORECltFFS T.LC wanted! Pocential view d ocean and Cll1)'0l'I from second STCrf· 48R. 38A bjjotvl@pruoc.com $1,400,000 IJ Johnson Ad Code 645269 VINTAGE BALBOA Remodeled beach cottl&e in prime loc.ttlon. '4BR. 28A Includes rental unit. (9-49) nl-8120 $53$,0bO Ad Code , ... 10 COSTA MESA EASTSIDE CM Go!J90l!s 3BR. 2BA. pt kitcllen, newer appliances, and recessed Prime location on nice cul-de-iac. Grut lot ·with room to lllhti~ Hardwood floOrs in llvin& room. Noim@Ptuoc.com expand or build. New carpet and paint. • $ll9,000·$378,876 Norm Mcfar1and Ad Code "45511 $259,000 '•tty Harwy M Code 6+4HI "A11 ln<ff dmd owMd and r •td mtmbtt Cl(Tht Prudtn.cia1 Rt-al Esm~ Affiliar NEWPORT CASTAWAYS M~lficent Plan 3 on the park; SBR. HBA. formal dining farrilly, and verandih. Don't miss this Qne. (9-49) n3-8120 $1,195,000 Ad Code 7JCMSO CAMEO HIGHLANDS Beautiful 38R, 28A home filled w/rWlnl r~ Newer rod, cathedral ~ & plantation shutter. Pdavpoi'c@Pruoccom $649,000·$'1UJ7 flatrkJa o-port Ad Code 645594 NEWPORT COAST Very private, pted community. 38R. l.SBA. u~ tile. Association pool and spa. One800Tuhman@AOL.com $.C 19 000 Ma. lluhm.n Ad Code 61721 I LAGUNA NIGUEL Fabulous golf courte view! Spacious 38R. 28A tQndo w/limeston., remodeled baths. Barl>araA@pruoc.com $25',~00 ~ M CMe 644H6 Jnc.. OPEN HOUSE 1-5 PM SATURDAY Balboa Peninsula Point 2025 E. Balboa Blvd $999,00041,194.876 Jwly Muncy Big Canyon 6 Canyon Fairway Bluffs 528 Vista Grande $3.295,000 Eastside CM 240-4 la Mesa Ct 2139 Santa Ana Ave $429,()()()...$488,876 JWidy Coyle $408,000 Norm ac Oa.a.a Harbor.Ridge 7Trafalgar Sl,645,000 Harbor View Homes 1721 Port Barmouth Sl,295,000 R.eilec Talton Mali Gulledge 200 I Port Cardiff $739,000-$848,876 LatUoe Shaw Newport Beach 1 lnwmess $l,69S,OOO..Sl, 194,176 Aautadter/Roppolo Newport Ridge Vistas 59 Chandon $695,000 JudyMaocy One Ford Rd 20 Old Course Rd Sl.ffS,000 27 Old Course Rd s1,14S,000-$1,34S,176 10 Sawsrut $799,000 San Clemente 8Via Goleta $1,395,000 AmswherlRoppolo Shorecliffs 302 Morning Canyon Spyglass Hill H Morro Bay SUNDAY Balboa Island 972 Bayside Cove 331 Crystal S2.59S,OOO $899,000 $415,000 $1,09S,OOO Balboa Peninsula Point 2025 E. Balboa Blvd S999,00041,l94.S76 Big Canyon 6 Canyon fairway Bluffs 528 Vista Grande Bonita Canyon 9 Seabluff Dover Shores 11 2'4 SantJa&o Dr Eastslde CM 240-4 La Mesa Ct 2139 Santa AN Ave $},295,000 $419,~,876 $1,349,000 Sl,295,000 Mali Gulledge MaliC~ AmePcuncn <Ayte/Smith C.-,.1.alk S..UWllice Eastside Heights 381 La Perle ln $575,000 LouAnne Rittey Harbor Ridge 7Trafalgar Sl,6"S,OOO RmecTJtoo Harbor View Hills 273'4 Windover Dr Sl,08S,OOO KarmRad.. Harbor View Homes 1n1 Port Barmouth Sl.29S,OOO Mali Cu1kdgc 200 I Port Cardiff $739,000-$348,876 Lanioe SMw Huntin2ton Be ach 935 I GateShead $899,000 Newport Beach I Inverness $T,U9S,00043, 194,176 20 IS Windward ln $799.SOO Newport Coast 16 Padua $419,000 I S White Pines s 1,535,000 One Ford Rd Amscadtcrfllopplo Am#adrcr/'Roppolo JauUfcr Wooa 20 Ol<t Course Rd $1,69S,OOO Jocly MWIC)' 27 Old Coone Rd Sl,145,00041.J"S.176 Judy Mcaacy San Clemente 8Via Goleta $1~95.000 A.-..dta/Ropp91o Shorecliffs 206 Momini Canyon Sl ,400,000 BJ Joia- 302 Mom•ni Canyon $2.S9S,OOO Mali~ S!Jiglass Hiii 3 Mom> Bay $8'9,000 Mali CuJWae Office: (949) 644-6200 ext 115 Residence: (949) 720-9800 Two Stunning New Custom Domes ... NEW OCEAN VIEW CUSTOM HOME IN SHORECLIFFS 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, Tuscany-Style Home • $2,595,000, IN HARBOR VIEW n • $1,295,000 . •An lnJtpmckndy owned and opcra1C'd mcmbtt of'l'he l'nadmtial Rn1 l'Maae ~ Inc.• I I ~ I I Prudential California Realty BRUCE MILLER (949) 689~8686 One Ford ROad -54 Crooked Stick Santa Lucia -$1,335,000 This rare front row, end of cul-de-sac location offers wonderful ocean and canyon views a-; well as extra privacy. Grand two story entry foyer is cnhanred by antique French paver flooring which extcn~ through the ~tom kitchen featuring granite countertops. There are four be.drooms, an office and a spaciom dining room with French doors. SOLD Located in the beautiful community of One Ford Road. This Balboa model has 3 bedrooms · and 3.5 baths. Amenities include a formal entry with a circular staircase, family entertainment room, granite kitchen countertops and three-car garage. Plus expanded and landscaped yard. Newport Beach -$535,000 This light & bright townhome in gated Belcourt Hill overlooks beautiful ocean views as well as lush greenbelts and trees. 2BR, 2.5BA, den & spacious master suite with fireplace. $875,000 · Capistrano Beach -$2,250,000 Magnificent contemporary e tate designed by acclaimed architect Berkus Group with breathtaking views of Capo Bay, Dana Point Harbor and Catalina Island. The fine t materials and craftsmanship are evident throughout this superb residence. 4BR and 4.5BA. over 5,000 sq ft. ru.d Mbnbcr of the Prudential ~ F.1tau Affiliates. Inc. 'I 'I Prudential California Realty *Top 1 % Nationwide 1996, 1997, 1998 ' MICHAEL DREYFUS Broker. Attorney at Law (949) 795-2n 2 SUSAN WEIR Scnidr Sales Associate (949) 795-2n I Featured Neighborhood: Harbor View Homes arbor View Homes is a popular funily neighborhood located C'\Yl)Ort Beach, California. The neig!ibochoOd is rwo miles away from local beaches, minutes from fust da.ss shopping at Fashion Island and a abort drive from the Newport Beach/Irvine/Costa Mesa business areas. Harbor View Homes was developed from 1968 to 1972 by Bren . Homes and featured six original modds, the Mona.co, Carmel, Montego, Palermo, Portofulo and Somerset, which measured between 1600 and 2,700 square feet. The homes lllC built a.round a greenbelt and school field. Award-winning Andersen Elementary School is in the middle of the neighborhoOd and is populated almost entirely by children living in Harbor View Homes. The n~rhood has become increasingly popular in recent years because of its traditional layout with wide lou and .l.a.rgc front y.uds and the ability of neighborhood children tow.Uk to scboo( In addition to numerous subsuntial remodels, many of the smaller homes arc being tom down and new a.astom homes built in their place. Recent sale prices ill the neighborhood have ranged between $550,000 and $1,500,000. 1827 PORfWFSfBOURNE Recently built cwtom home in accllent inner· loop location. This 4BR, 3BA home has 18 foot ceilings in living and dining room, hardwood Boor, a fC>wmet kitchen. A rare find in one of Newport • most popular &mily neighborhood.a. • OtJaed at $1,095,000 1930 PORI' ALBANS Recently reduced, SBR, 4.5BA with 4,000 sq.ft. of living space. This home bas been remodeled and u located near the school field. A hop, skip and jump &om award·winning Andencn EJcmenwy. OfFaed at $949,000 In ndmil 0wncJ and 1963 PORT WEYBRIDGE Encoded Carmel model, new kitchen with gas cooktop, hardwood Boors in the family room and the kitchen. Expanded dining room, family room built-int, new roof and windows. Large inner·loop lot. Off"acd. at $659,000 - I •lt ... Dana Black <949) 729-8296 Call for a Personal·Shoiving 336 CHERRY TREE LANE . Exciting, open, multi-level home. Situated at the end of a rul-®.sac. Vaulted ~' windows galore. 'views into private attiwn and huge funily deck on 2nd level. Updated kitchen and baths throughout. Home office and shop ~ well. Tons of storage and parking fur big toys. $679,000 1315 NOTI1NGHAM Freshly painted and new carpet & Booting throughout! 4 bedroOms, 3 baths, &mily · kitchen, inside laundry room, patio off mastu bedroom. Updated forced-air heat and air conditioning. $539,000 .. 1919 Pore Provence NE HAW (949) 219·2413 #1 Individual Agent Soles, Newport Beach 1998 & 1999 <ff.z:p--t/t'~t'~ ~u-J/tJ/.11 $aa'ta~/la/.76o//lt9 1859 PORT WHEELER PLACE • Prime location in hean of Harbor View Homes • 6 ~drooms, 3.5 bathrooms • Eleganr accencion to detail, moldings, A/C, Sec. Sys. • Polished wood floors, French doors & windows • Chcf s kicchen w/Sub-Zcro and gas cookcop • Cuscom built-ins in family room • 4 skylighcs, spacious master wich spa cub & sauna • Indoor laundry w/chute and more! Seller will entenain offers bCcwccn $1,195,000-$1,395,876 f?h# P Fffn/u/o~~t'~ 2001 PORT CARDIFF PLACE • Expanded Somerset model approx. 3',300 sq.ft. • Four bedroo~s. + office space, three baths 3-car garage • Spacious master suice w/stearn shower & spa cub • Huge family/activity room w/fueplace • Updaced lcicchen, wood floors, Corian councers, recessed light • New carpet, new roof, smooch ceilings & 5 electric skylighcs • French doors & windows leading co large pnvace yard • NeaT comm. pool. play area and award winning school Seller will entertain offers bccwccn $739,000-$848,'876 Oii.; lllln ~ Camecl Shores, Sp~ Hill. Jasmane Creek. The Blufti. Hamor View Hilb. An lndepcndcndy Owned and Operated Member of the Prudential Real E.state Affiliace , In c. .. . • Broker Associate • Chairman's Circle • Top 1°/o Nationwide (949) 874--6201 •, ~ATURED HOME! . LOWEST PRICE IN ONE FORD ROAD Winner of Community of the ,Year at Mame Awards $799,000 . ~W LISTING! Gorgeous newly constructed in Windover Bay Cul .. de .. sac location 4BR + office, 5.SBA Private spa Guest quarters/entertainment room with sep~rate entry $1,349,000 J;ECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW SBR, 5.SBA Outstanding custom home in the exclusive private community of Emerald Bay $2,590,000 eters uler 949-725-5126 Please Visit Us At Our Website: www.ASTeam.com 949-466-3161 .·BAY~DE COVE BL\ ONT Offered Fully Furnished. Totally Remodeled & Expanded. (Square Footage Can No Longer Be Duplicated). Dramatic High Ceilings, Two Fireplaces, Two Bedroom Suites, Family Room, Formal Dining Room & Much More! Boat Slip Available. ~$1,495,000 Call Ann Or Suzanne For Appointment. ( ......-YCOYLE - Direct Line: (949) 219-2484 Pager: (949) 262-8815 ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING Villa-Style, Eastside Detached Homes 2404 lo Mesa Court . . Eostside CO$lo Mesa · &IJn. .,;JJ natn1IU1f offerr hmHn U29.000 •-" $188.876 You must see this designer home. Huge 4 bedroom, 3 bath with massive garden patio. Coveted location just steps from Newport Bay. Quiet family cul-de-sac. Only 6 homes but, No Homeowner's Dues. Family &iendly. Lots of French doors and pavers. Vaulted ceilings, 2 fireplaces and much, much more. (949) 699-7714 Melissa Schmand New Tuscany Beach Homes Bayfront Italian Villa . Nt'wport f>mmmla location. GoUJ7'Mt 3BR + meJiti room or 4th BR. Boat tl«k! lmr/1m. ~BR, 2. 5BA + loft. Extmor & F.xtmsiw im of marbk 11nti t"'nite. floor plom may VII '825,000 · s 1,895,000 r-~.......,.--~----~~------.....-. ..... Stunning Bayfront Ojfmdfor 'l,195,000 RnnoMkd in 1991. J IHdiooms. 2. 75 baths. m~tiill ro<>m or Ith bedroom. 528 Vista Grande Li>u of spaciel! Upgraded, apandcd BloJL "E" Pb.n. Secluded 3BR end unit beautifully decorated. Fanua, plantation .hutten., French doon and central air. Remodeled muter BR with apanckd bath, &nilly room, 2 fireplaces. Great pnbclt and park vinn. SJ/w ,,;a nlM'tlli• •Jfm ~ $429,000 ... s 876 Jim Heydorff "I CAN HELP You" (949) 675-5069 306 Coronado Street, Newport Beach Totally restored vintage Balboa Duplex. Two 2 bedroom, ·one bach units or use as four bedroom, 2 bach home. Quiet location. Close to beach and ba . J\f~ast 3 Bedrooms, 2112 Baths English Garden Style Landscaping Extra Deep Premium Yard Numerous Upgrades Community Pool and Spa Jiin . Weisenbach (949) 422-8611 'fry out the Two Most Popular Vuiual Thur Formats on my website: www.jimweisenbach.com • 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bdths Ocean View! Italian Villa Architecture, Community Pool & Spa. Jane .Polley (949) 689-0028 Page (949) 729-1989 Seller w111 entertain offers between $369,000 to $428,876 • 11 •• • I . "SoRRY, Tuu'RE Too LATE" 5 Premiere Point. Pelican HU! 25 Canuon Terrace. Pelican Hill What ~{you decided that an intimate harbor. ocean and golf course view adjacent to a private canyon ts the only place for you? What if one of Pelican HUl's very f e w, new luxury est.ates ts all you'll be happy with? What if you cherish your privacy so mu.ch. you don't want t.o share it with hundreds of people coming and going? What if the only place in Pelican HUl with everything you want ts sold out before you decide? 8 Prudential ~ ...... Pelican Htll's most exclusive luxury estates 25 Canyon Terrace open ~day, October 30 1 pmto4pm or for private showing 949-464-9168 , IVELOPlllNT •coa•oaATID TEAM HOOVER REALTOR of the YEAR ANNE HOOVER \ '\ I , ~· . . l' • • , ..... '"'"'' w.k ~~t.f ~~--dellgl'lt. Entar through • deluxe eourtywd end you wlll ... • profMllonelly deeonli.d, thtM bedroom, u beth home, with • rneltlte entryw.y. ,_, carpet •nd P91nt, fllmlly ..-, end dining room. Welk out Into your pt'llh HIONllty llndecepM bec*ywd Md tllM In the .....,ing view of ttie oc..i or r9lal on your~ petio •nd lf1foy the bMutlful goff COUrM view. 0"9r9d et M2t,too. To View thll ldMI ~ location, pl9llM contact Jim ShocMy et (Mt) ~ 0800. 1l'uty, Ille quality In tNs home .. fOf-1 Locad In the prMUgloue git. gLllftltd community of Cornlc:tle Sur llef. Enter Into thll courtywd of llllpor1ed tile, with 1Ueb llndlCllplrte end lftllllogll '7 front doon. TM "*'* "8tulM YllUlbld ~. wood caMIMnt wtfldoon, end the ftllfft of ldtdlene, 3 ... bedroolN, 3 Mthe, ptut din llld """" -. Mlftlll ftttpllc:ee ere tMturtd In the Nwlng room encl die flmlty room. TM ~ bedroom tMturM • 1Mve MA-'n dOMt llld • 1p1 tub In the pr1'ftt9 bMtl. ()Wide you .... dlecower pltMe lelldiceped piden """ • Ul9d !*lo Ind ~ .,.....,.. tot your outdoor .... ~ Offw9d et .... ooo. To -• Cllll... llC (M) aoo-oeoo • Thle beeutlful, 9ltte-tuarded. Cellfomle Cortlne home locat.cl In Monerdl 8Mcfl hM .. the emenltlea ~ ...,.. Md It• OCMft doeel Thia home '-""'-3 bedroclnls. u bMtle, • IMnt '°°"' ...., • cozy ~. l\erdwood ftoon, • custom .,.. In Iha ........ '**' and Cor1en C:OU'*"°fl9 In the ldtdlen. Thia PDP'W C..,r1 model ,_ Mii'! prof9eelonelly l•ndeceped wlUt Iota of tlle and cofoNcl concrete. Ortwed et $449.000. To vtlw 1hll poperty, pi.. C.-( .. ) 30MIOO. KAREN REZEK, GlU (949) 874-1119 Cellular • Gourme1 island kite.hen wilh cop-of-the-line appliances, granite coun1enops. • Family room with built-in entertainment center. • Four bedrooms, cwo and one IWfbachs. • Large mum suite with sitting room ac office. • Dramatic two-story entry. • Hardwood flooring. $1,085,000 Spacious home in the bluffs This roomy end-unit G plan features four bedrooms, three bathrooms and is resplenden1 with its fresh paint The newer neutral carpet, along with the vaulted ceHings, enhance the channing ambiance of this lovely home. Thi!> light and ahy home feature a convenient bedroom on the main level and a large rear deck upon which many a relaxing evening may be pent. Conveniently located, this delightful abode alJows one to enjoy the proximity to the pool, excellent schools and lovely lush greenbelt. Near the Back Bay, this bluffs channer is al o situated within a school district tha1 features fine campuses. This home is offered at $419,000. • For mon information, call Sally Shlpky of Pnul•nJUU Califomia Re"allJ al (949) 644--6373, ut. 1142 or (949) 644-0496. Her offic• is localed al 23 CorporoJ~ Pllwi, SI 19(). N~ port~ ~· f f A Professional Marketing Partnership Specializing in the Finer Estate . Properties of South Orange County SE4 POINTE CONTEMPORARY 3600 sq.ft., 3BR, 2.SBA with lots of view decks ro cake in the awaome ciry lights view and ocean vu:w. Very modem with extensive U$C of gorgcow nwblc. Grae location ac cbc cod of a cul-<le·sac in a ~ccd commumry $969,000 .!_~ "· ( J I II It I . I ; ('' /( I 1 ROMANTIC COITON POINT ESTATE S...ak,.iqm,..pllll~ctC...r...i amak .... ~U.," .. Moditzl-.fC*kl I ·--··aJl~lk9.lXXl ..... 711 .. paidfar ..... 1h•••--· .. ayt111t~..,... ·~Ill'*~ , ............ ,.a. ..... ....... ... .,..., 4<1J,...i.m11 ~'°' .. _ ... ~ .. lr'9-'"-200.000 ••' .,., 1 ,A -....• r -• .. • W'·•, •' • --.. .. ~ ~ SOPHIS11<:.ATED MEDITERRANF.AN BEAR BRAND PERFECT RETREAT In cbc rmg1116ccn1 gwrd-g:accd commurury ofTrcc Arch Bay. '4BR. 6BA. scpar.icc nu.id's qtn, pcaxular mast.ct suite and BA. Bcaunfully landsapcd and offering majestic wrutcwatcr and city nip light couul vi~ Pufect pooWdc entertaining with BBQ cmtct, BA and 22,000+ sq ft. livingspaa, with IOBR. !OBA. Tluss.pccacular gacal cndavc u cbc pcrfca cnvuonmcnt for a ~ funily or bvish mrcmining locucd in an exdusi~ guard-pal community. Minuccs ro cbt beach, lwbor and ow1na. Large rhcatrc, indoor racquetball court and 14-ar ~ng room. $2,395,000 ~ A.Ito pcrfccc for a corpon.tc ra:rcu. $7,500,000 Bob S111ith (949) 240-0199 Michael DiPilla (949) 240-7479 ndl'nrl Own('(i ml l<"l'lltat MC"mhh of rh Prudential Roi Eswc I • I \. ~I I DANA POINT LAGUNA HILLS Spadous~likt comer lot In llalcon Hills, 4BR, family kilCben, on sbuttm, 3 flreplaca, 6111 Ooor masttt. Family borhood. $4}f, (949).495-1800 Ad Code Sl9S798 LAGUNA BEACH Gre21 ocean and wfutener view. Walle IO priSlillt whht sand l>eacht5. relit2Ul'2lltS and shops. nits bemtiful home Is 1n ITKll\'-fn condnioo ~ fmb paint and new carpet. $749.000 (949) 497·3331 MLSI L92336 LAGUNA NlGUEL Awesome views a spee12CUlar iunsets from tbJ lllghly upgnded fllla Privale bndscal)ed entranct tnlwicf:.\ ~ ~ door pbn •ilh 3BR. £1111. room a kilehen •llh $259,900 (949).495-1800 Ad C'.cMk s 193685 LAGUNA NIGUEL Super "Ingle lt'\el oo cul-de-cbc •ith IOOl.lly mnodeled kitchen' Large Lake Park ~-~ ie.d IS74 sq. l ZBll, 2M, lflCI. daa. 9UIDed gt., sk}1lgblS, oak aboandin& DN roci, ON Jl2lnl, Ina' arptl To Stt Is 10 buy. Call Caroi)n ror lllOlt Info: lll3Sler •I atnum 'ear neighborhood park. ~ $360,000 (9.f9) «3 2000 Ad Code Sl9S8SI LAGUNA NIGUEL Large IOI In qu1t.1_peaceful area rem like )'OU ltt Oil )OOr awn parlJ lmdy ldldlen wilh l2lnily ~ area O¥ttlookfng beautiful yan1. 4 BD, ligbl a airy a bcaubfull) owntllned. «39,500 (9.f9) 40-2000 Ad Code Sl961S7 LAGUNA BEACH GIUI sW1tt bomt '1111 puoramlc ocean and Olll)'Oll lft's' 2 BD, l.S BA, al la ldtcbell Qu-won'I bsd $'85,000 Ad Code L92Ml $289,900 (949)495-1800 AdCodeS196822 LAGUNA NIGUEL ~ 4Bll ~di inanJc:ured yard. lq kilcbell ~th nook opco 10 family rootll, 1'-i1b cozy Oreplace. Fresh palol ditOadioot l ready IO lllOft In! $"9';000 (949) 495-1800 Ad C'.cMk Sl9'.»2 &C&Zn W,&u W~/2~ . . ACCESS TO PRNATE BEACHES OFFERED AT $995,000 Tucked away jusr below rbe ridge line in Cameo Highlands, thi~ lovely Corona dd Mar home enjoy ocean views and magazine sunsets ... This archicecruraJ dclighr rests on almosr two fuU loc and is further enhanced by the well manicured neighborhood. This contemporary jewel offers four bedroo~ four and a h.iJr baths, a breathtaking master suire, massive family room with wee bar, a bright, airy living room with soaring ceilings and a view of the ocean and pool. gourmet kirchcn featuring top of the line appliances and butler's panrry, large formal dining room overlooking a ~luded pool, a separate guesc suirc with sirring room, bedroom, bath o1hd private encrancc. There an: chree fireplaces, SC'Venittn skylights, a music imcrwm Sf)~m. sccuricy ~rem, cencraJ :1ir, mple car gar<1ge. sauna, Jacuui and pool. Who could ask for anything more? Make your appointment coday to stt chis most unu'iual home. You could be m<-ved in time for Christmas. If you caJI right now, you could even spend your Thanksgiving Holiday c;iuing on the terrace overlooking che blue Pacific giving thanks for finding chis beautiful home. Prco orcJ By ~NV/// 1W1d</Nt , k1i"4r",,_ Office: (949) 720-9422 En. 406 Pager: (714) 214-8659 Home Office: (949) 718-9748 Mobile: (714) 269-4942 ' I~ •, .- Corona del Mar High School PTA Home Tour raises much needed fu tor school's educational programs ar:-d services raise $80,000 in proceeds co-prcsidenr. ·we surr>n every di~ipline in che school ," saiJ ~n:n Yclscy. Coron.i dcl Mu High PTA co pra.ident. *l.asi year we don:ued to the all-weather crack and brought in speaker) to addros the n udcnt body on v.liucs and character devclopmenr. •in the PTA budget, there is a 'GifuTo • Schook'. oarcgory whc:tt tca .. hcno an go to the PTA wirh their WWl li)t and ask for the specifics they nc:cd." The Home Tour ~ truly viewed as an annual ~' that brings the community together. Sherm.an Gardens donated their beauciful grounds for the lunc.hcon iCtcing and Pascal of Cafe Jardin prtparcd the delicious box lunches. Pl~ mothers ~rwd as grtttcrs ;u the homes and hosrcd all the lunchron gu~ts. A special ch.tnlcs to South C-oast Plat.a fur these generous conrributioru: models and fashion for chc luncM>n'1 informal modding. c.ourtcsy of Sala Fifth Avmuc, )<WI md David, and Privilege; ~ clccor inside the homes; and chc 6ibulous S-500 shopping &prc.e to SoUtb ~ MW. won by a lucky winntt ofttic appomani'Y drawmg. Apin ihil year, the Home Tour poaa. entidcd "Point of\llrw,• ..,.. pmnred by loc:al aniac C"..arole Akins. ~ rUed from Akina' au&op,phcd po1ce1•1-dit Cotona dd Mar High Sdioal. 1W-.¥ta• ,. -•c....M ., Hit/I w-11& ........ (g#)DJ-414& •\ " I • 2 Master Model •Fl~~ll\LR • Ground Floor with L&tgePabO • Inside t..undry • A1r Condibonmg $257,000 • Studio Model with Separatt Slttp111g Area • Gre41t Location overloolung Pool & Common Am $189,000 • 2 Masw Penthoule Condo • High Ceilmgs" . Sltyhght.1 • Fireplace in LR • Maible Flooring $369,000 • 2BRIE12.'l BA Condo • Whlkw.uhed Cabmttnnll\ K1tdwn • Pll'ff'~ in LR $239,000 Homt • ~ Cllitom 3 BR Is 3.S BA Home l.ocaRd onl&tgel.ot • WtosUm l!xposwe Wlth Expansive Views ol Bay, Ocnn" OtyUghts $1,195,000 • l BR&: l BA Condo • Gorgeous Udo OwuwlViews • Full Security BUIJdjng • Bayt>ide Comm. Pool & Patio $359,000 • 2 BR & 2 BA Condo • Fittpl«'e In Laving Room • lmade Laundry lr.A/C • Great Aaoc. $249,900 Gorgeoua Townhomtin Summit lltnaiuanc:t • 2 Stoty 3 BR ft 2.S BA with 2-car Gara~ Directly Btlow • 2 Sided Fu'f'Pt.&.it Facuia LR Ir FR $210,000 Magnificent Home on Little Balboa Island • Location, Quality & Chann! • 2 BR & 1.75 BA • Custom Built in 1991 •LR with High CelJing, Huge Fireplace ~ $949,000 Uill Alia Brmunell @ 443-8177 Balboa Island Gorgeous Villa 1Wbo..Con4o • Ab!lolute.11 Coapous 2 M.-ta • Very light •Bnght • Be~utiful lntenor Upgndft • Great 4BR & 1.7SBA Home •=wnLRw/FP " . Door lading to 'Back Yard •~FR w/Built-ln Wall Unit $289,900 Laguna &«uh Village wilh~Views • Walk 1o v.u.gr 1r Beaches q 11Ror38R+Dm • New IGtchcn, ~ &Roof $870,000 Ottan Vitw• • 2 BR&l.25BA Condo •F~inLR • Gn!llt AS10C w /Pools. Sp. Is TmnlsCowts $245,000 Newport Beach $3,6SO,OOO Newport Beach $2,800,000 Stunnint nurqm b.yftont. 5BR. 5.5BA. ti«lt for fmr' yarht. 9491644-9060 1642315 l>rtz""1h' b6] cf o«1111 11iru.1 ftom Ullft t'l/Stom hl1m,. 9491644-9060 1629664 Outom to// cou~ tttllu. S11m111n1 "'""'· U'Jf /.ot. 94916#-9060 1615717 $1,99S,OOO Corona dcl Mar ~=-~~~~~~~~~~;..,_,,;;.;__~~ $1,695,000 Newport Beach $1,440,000 5'nsllttonal V1tws, rtat#m rontmtponuy. 4BR. lr11inr Ttmtu, btst font row v1n11 "1r. 91916#-9060 9491644-9060 Sup"b ./BR. 5BA. pminsul.t po1111. 1623953 94916#-9060 1578591 _N_cwpo_..._rt_Bca __ ch _____ ...;..$....:1,;._2..;._9 _S,:;.....OOO_ Newport Beach $1,29S,OOO Stun11ifrt tvmtm 1110... Gtl1'i """"1r hill. 4BR. 3.5BA. OM Nm/ RJ. BIWllll lltlt4 38R. 3.58.A CMStom 5BR. 4BA. ft-UM 111 Y9 &11"tifal fomil] "'1111L 9491644-9060 16104# 9491644-9060 1638188 94916#-9060 1638817 _lrvin __ c ________ _..;_$1.....:,;....14......;9.....;,;.....ooo_ Newport C.Oast $1,09S,OOO C.Ororua dd Mar $1,017,000. 180. lllnAJ, 5BR. 4BA w.ttnfaJJ. 48R. ,.5BA. A towh 1/!"'1]. C"'JO" vtnvs EnjUJ JN11l01'lllnin1l~w 1/H]fi-,,, 2BR row '>191631-1400 IS/92434 94916#-9060 #613342 94'1631·1400 1614829 N EWPORT BF.ACH @ AVOCADO (949) 644-9060 NEWPORT MARI NER'S M ILE (949) 631 -1400 www. col dwell banker. com BALBOA ISLAND (949) 673-6900 ,. l ' $917,7n Flll>Ulooa 28A, 2 56A Fomwl cfning, ~ \lleoi¥a. •620795 949164<t-9060 '633303 NEWPORT BEACH $745,000 COSTA MESA $659,000 40R, 2 SBA. large lo!. cormi pool, IP8 tenn11 ct New 38A, 38A. 1J1»11 quarters. Highly upgraded 9491673-6900 #637166 9491631-1400 #640337 NEWPORT BEACH 48A. 28A. firep&ec., upgr9ded kitchen 949'644-9060 $599,000 1591355 NEWPORT BEACH $599,000 Hamor Ridge upgraded 38R, 2.5BA -2400 lql\. 9491831-1400 H29681 WESTCLIFF Best~ 8000+ lo! 941J.'8H 8060 $499,000 NEWPORT BEACH $pedotJt tingle llOfy. 28R. 2BA $484,900 NEWPORT BEACH 38R, 2 58A exp9llded. lunUy home. 1642312 949J&M-9060 '830705 IMa.'&44-9060 COSTA MESA $437,900 NEWPORT BEACH $435,000 $450,000 1621947 $383,900 COSTA MESA 38R, 38A tocated on tn. 111h GrMn 9491831-1400 exc.a.nt, Blun. •E-plan. 38R. 2.58A. Im rm, hdwd ftoora. ~ 38R, 2.58A. OcMn & petkt ,,..,, 9lufllop beaUlyl Bike'° bMch. 48A, 38A. 4'63e699 114"44-llO&O #607802 MMJ 1-1400 "620536 IMM31·1400 ) Newport Beach (949) 644-9060 • Newport Mariner's Mile (949) 631 .. 1400 Balboa Island (949) 673 .. 6900 'i1>f))(' 111•111>11· 1111111, Ill"' ,111\ :1 .·I I ,:.1i1 \ •1''1 !l .. 'i\ '\ :!1 1/11 NEWPORT BEACH $367,000 NEWPORT BEACH $324,900 COSTA MESA $299,500 PopuW ..,..., 1 blodt 10 beld't. 38A, 29A. Viii. Point !MOit IMng ,_, beach. BNutrllA 38A + olfk:e. Rear patlO wl1p11. M9'631-1400 l&440ee ~9080 •635595 9491831·1400 ~244 rJjten ~e 5'1vt:h4~ns ../~ $t111:taucn> 1-5 JW;uky $ivdaU:01l4-1-5 ALISO VIEJO BIG CANYON 131 c. rm $247,500 6CJJy Geeves 10 Rue Volbome $850,000 Ted Webslet COSTA MESA CORONA DEL MAR 190 l Yacht Tnmt $174,900 K1ren lynch 364 Scl11o Ide! $249,500 -~ l 836 8owspota $359,000 lloYid Priro 31 so 8reokers Dr $2, 195,000 Koy Konfol DANA POINT 602 1/2 Hetiol!ope $449,900 KOien Lynch COSTA MESA 33821 El Encanto $375,000 Aselno Smiley 364 Sonlo Isobel $249,500 Jeme MOOoney HUNTINGTON BEACH DANA POINT 644 2 Alt'lellCI °' $369,900 lid> Slilins 3382 l El E1lCDl110 $375,000 Asemo SmMy LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH WSSkyn $795,000 OoklfiY Frost 6442 Alhena Dr. $369,900 Undo Steams 1751 Nn Sl,190,000 Mooo Un IRVINE l475 Skyh Dr $795,000 Adeen M<Klklgney 8 Sn.ts $798,000 5of'1 Powel 1275 Pociic Ave Sl.795,000 Cwol Meocooe LAGUNA BEACH LAGUNA NIGUEL 1475 Sl~foe $795,000 I Chios $560,000 Denise 100yer 1751 Polm Sl,l90,000 Mooo Utt 2928 Chillon Wtr'( $549,000 Al1"'1 McKeogney LIDO ISLE 550 Brooks $110,000 Elms/Roth 122 V't0 lJdo Nord $3,050,000 Delio Delgado LAGUNA NIGUEL MISSION VIEJO 31681 (iymj Se; Js $327,000 Down Mdbnaro 11 Risero Int $392,900 Juhlmnq 31 701 (iystd Sands $335,000 Lee Slav NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH 1630 Highlond $579,000 Angelo Oigregono 16 30 tf ighlond $579,000 Angelo Digregorio 4 3 Montpellier $664,000 lynoe Volenllnl .43 Moo!J*ller $664,000 lyruie Volenlile 8 TlmlettWd Sl,295,000 Lynne Volentine 2332 Pi.t ~ fl $749,000 LA.Urey NEWPORT SHORES 8 Thtn!edXrd $1,295,000 Lyme Volentine 901 Mtmf'ield $495,000 EtW Olson 226 WcM.A $367,000 Julie O'Nei 1918 Scri00go $899,000 Lis Olsen TUSTIN NEWPORT COAST 2141 Oml8f $999,000 Karen lynch 11 Monterey Plot $1,095,000 Delio Deliplo WESTMINSTER SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 5 7 56 {entllsfone . $310,000 ~Vang 33761 Wrnln $1,150,000 MoohyjNobles www.cbsocal.com .. NE:°WPORT BEACH $299,000 38R, 28A, family room, Ip, 2 patloa. 9'9"831-1400 t63558S NEWPORT BEACH $279,900 ~bey-1BA.1BA+loft 941lo'e3 H 400 183580e $249.500 Spec:o.-38A 2 SBA. r.model, 1 block to 8ac;k Bly 94 ~1-1400 M-43819 ···~~~~ • •• J I • • ' I • , NEWPORT BEACH $238,000 Sunny 2BA 9lld l.lllt, Mduded locabOn 94111844·9060 1633299 COSTA MESA $210,000 38A, 3BA, 2-<:er &ll8chld Nida IWldry. 9491931-1400 16441194 COLDWC!U.. BAN~eR LI WM-IMLMMHKP . . •• COLDWELL BANKER SOUTH LAGUNA Proudly Presents. Heart of the Village! LAGUNA HACH Enjoy Catalina, sunset and ocean v1<'w<. from this 4BR home w/cen- tral air, a lush landscaped back- yard ne.ir beache-;, )ho!>'> and rl•,taurants. 1739,000 BARRY Ews & MIKE ROTH (949) 499-1320 Bun~ A Dream Home! LAGUN4 HACH Aw(>S()me coast.II .tnd city light views from this wonderful lot m Laguna Beath. L0t.att'd in an area o( million S plus new homes, this lot 1s perfect (or a developer o( family who want!> to build their dn.'.lm home! fJ15,000 J OANN B RENNOCK (949) 583-4842 Ocean View Lot! OANAPOrHJ Locate-cl in the presligious gated community of Lantern Bay Estates overlooking Dana Point Harbor. A perlt"Ct place to build your dream home' '625 .. ASEMO SMILEY (800) 555-5789 Upper Three Arch Bay UGUNA ll!ACH Set high on a hill in a prestigious guard·gated c.ommunity, this excf'pt1onal c.ustom estate offers sweeping views of the ocean and Catalina Island. This sradous yet ca)ual home offers '> OOdrooms, bonus room, ~tudy an<l 7.5 baths. $1,"5 .... R AY M CAFOOSE (~9) 499•28}8 Al 27 • • www.cbsocal.com Laguna Bach New custom home de"gned by Mark Singer. Beautiful ocean, coastline and night views. Fabulous oct'anview kitchen with state-o(-the-M stainless st('('I appliances. Oceanview masler bedroom with fireplace plus two additional bedruoll'l'i each with bath. Exceptional quality waiting for new owner. Ne11N occupied. "49,000 B EV P AVLOVICH (~9) 499-1320 xl2) Secluded Beach Actrap lMillNA lfAOf Panoramic ocean/mountain view'> ·from th~ gatect/pr111ate sanctuary. Backed by Laguna greenbelt-th1) magnff1cent property 1s Queen of lhe hill! All the ~plendof of ocean· front without the hanlesl Nearly 2 acres! .,,.,,, ... JOE BAXER (949) 499·1320 dOS Custom V.ew Residence! OCIAH IAHCH. l.MiUHA MCWL Med11erraoean Slyle home w/'>pe< tacular oce.ln views! ft'.1tures include SBR. a master suite v.«/retreat. 68A plus powder JOOm, gourmet kitchen w/centcr isle and walk-in pantry, media room i.rid a pool-sized yard set on a corner lot. John Godfrey Arch1tect/Bu1lder. ••..su• KAY R OBERTS (~9) 499-1320d12 Im.Cove Exclusive pm.·ate beach! 4BR, 4BA. Newer single level ocean view home. Upgrad6 throughout. Ocean side o( PCH In excfu.,lve gated community of Irvine Cove. I I MagniOccntl SJ,"5 .. RAY M CAFOO E (~9) 499-28)8 '<127 COLDWeLL. BANl(eRO EXPECT moreTM 5 NEw CustoM SINGLE FAMILY HOMES . . CHANNEL ISLAND ESTATES ,_ EASTSIDE COSTA MESA· New Homes COLDWC?LL BANl(C?R ll Rf.Sll>ENTIAL BROICEMCB Single Fan\ily + Guest Qtr. $659,000 Clas ic Eastside. $419,000 Starting at $449,000 Located at 2321 Santa Ana, 3 bedrooms each with its own .private fuit bath, spacious floor plans include bonus room, granite countertops, Jacuzzi tub in master and n ice background. Ea tside Townhome. $239,000 '4200 sq. ft. Bayfront. $1,395,000 ' . KARL STEWARf (949) 370-7381 • }EfF AxroN (949) 633 .. ~128 EXPECT THE BEST! www.cbsocal.com New Homes COLDWC?LL BANl(C?R ~_] Baycrest Charmer. $579,000 Excellent Value. $899,000 ...... OPEN SUNDAY 1 ·5 901 MUIRFIElO Big Canyon Villas Very hard to find 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath condominium with rnaster suite on first floor. This condominium is almost new, community · pool, spa and club house. Ideal location! Offered at $495,000 .) EDIE OLSON 949/718-1532 www.cbsocal.com Gift certificate d,ravving vvinner announced Lucky winner receives a $250 gift certificate Mr<.. Wamck of Mesa Verde is the grand prize winner of the drawing opportunity offered by Jennifer Pritchett and Coldwell Banker's premier office in Newport Beach. Mrs. Warrick was presented with a gift certificate in lhe amount of $250 redeemable at Fashion Island Coldwell Banker's premier office and its saJes associates offer a monthly drawing opportunity as a thank you to their clients for the opportunity of serving them in their real estate interests. To IH lnclulhd in the monthly drawing opportunl/Us or f or morr Uif omudion conctmJng Mrs. Wonick and Jennifer Pritchett your rral estate inJ.trrsts, call Jt nnift r PrileMll of Coldwell Banker Newport Beach al (714) 506-8882 or (949) 118·1579. Coldw1U Ban/ur Is tlN largest nski.ndal real eslllU compan1 Jn Calif"""4, operating 257 ol/kn wUh Mllrl17,(J()() salts assodal.ts staUw/M. Owrall, ColdwU Bonar has Marly 2,500 ra/MnJlal '*" ""* o1f'"s Md more than 58,000 ltl#I OSsodllMI ad t11t/>llJ1ft3 IJ1To"11tout Nol'tlt ,.t,..,rlco. Channel Island homes in prime Eastside Costa ~If! Set m an ideal location in Ea'Ls1de Costa Mc a, these highly upgraded custom hom mi nutes from South Coa\t Plaro. 17th Strttt. Fuhion Isliind. Old Corona del Mar and Balboa Island. Mixed in a quaint community of home:>, condos and townhomes. lhest properties fea1ure excepuonal floor plans, complete with three generous bedrooms, all wit private bath'> in suite, waJl.:-in closets and Jacuni tubs in lhe master bedrooms. Addi tional amenities include a spacious bonus room that could serve as a' fourth bedroom, clas~ic living room with fireplace. ki tchen with gleaming granite countcrtop , limestone fl oors an breakfast nook and over..i1ed garages. Noted for its interesting blend of tylcs dating back to 1920, lhe Eastside is a prime location, just minutes from major freeway • airJ>Qrt. beaches, movies and the theater, along with acCC:a;..'i to numerou parks, youth q>e>rts, libratics, hopping and dining. :rhese properties are off cred at $485,000 to $492,000. For •orw llifonnallo11, c.U Jeff Axkl11, Ktlrl SUwart or,.....,,,.,,,,,,,_,., dw Coldwell Btutbr Marl11er'1 Mlk oJJk• lit N•'W1'0f1 Beodt. (949) Ul·l#O. • • ZERoDoWN $2000 Credit toward Closing Cos~. 3BR, 2BA W. Side Costa Mesa. $210,000 KELLY RINGER OR · SUSAN Ll &"lU F 949n91-2199 ExQutSlTE HARooR R tDGE 3BR, 2.5BA, Gated C.Ommunity Home. $599,000 ECTACULAR BAYVIEW S!AFA•RE Co ·oo lBR & loft. lBA. $279,900 617 CA.RNATION, CDM S.tifl>t .P, s.""1 ef P.CH. t.cu--far-DIM StJwl l'rt1*. ISW.illff ""'-• ~ .,.. """ Mfll#nut& S.M ., NI# -'--"" 45 fi. #I. _,,_. 1.400 If fi. H,P Mli~ far-1 "lWlf-. """jitlfU/y --Fm/fly ,.,,, .. u.1 6"" -"'"'° r--,,_,,. Tn f"""" 11/f#J ,,,., M:clt. $61',000 601 POWEU a,,,,,..,.,, N""rn H~l.n ,__ ,,,, ,.,,..,_ 1.1 . ..,,J/ _,,,,.,,.,J..,,,uJ,IN.Jtef,.~·~ """~-'~ ,$499,000 JOHN CAMPBELL z;;:nco11taci: (949) 233-3838 www.cbsocal.com COLDWeu. BAN~eR L.) .I .. BEST BUY IN DoVER. SHORES REDUCED FOR Q UICK SALE FABULOUS BAY, FA HlON ISL.\Nl), M OUNTAINS, Ctn LIGH T<; VtEW<; • -I t.....tn .. ,m , l huh h<•1m: • Rnm..Jd1·J w11h cu~wm Je1a1lmJ: thn1ugh111J! • I·'' v.1nJ,,v.~ ~ Ftel)\.h ,l .. .,t, • \X.1,nJ,·rtul l.1m1I\ l1rch,·n • t'l•rmal ,!mini: n•nm • Thrn· pm .11e fx.athl"' 0 l..1r1.,'t" ffiN\"f '41111: v.uh t (o,, Ill rm.ire 'l'l • I 11111h r. .. •m v.11h l-..11lr-1ru,,Alt"l'l"'•l-ronl & tt.trJ•·lb • "'P·•'-'•'U' ll\·111i: m11ni v.11h l1r1·rl.1u: & '1uheJ .-1lmi::- • < •f<".ll h. •1111· !11r .-nrnt.1111111.: • !\ l 't"fll:d -1(\~ For more infonnaunn, please ~ontact: .~~.:H414 (949) 644 .. 9060 ext 134 COLDWeLL. BANl(eRO www.cbsocal.com EXPECT more ColdY#ell Banker announces top producers for September Sales associates excel in ~ closed commissions, sales and listings Cold~ell Bani.er ha.' announced th top producing sale~ a-.-.oc1a1e:-. for September. 'The lop \ale~ a..\<.Oeiate~ for closed commh<;IOI\ qJc., include. Chuck All~n. "lewport Beach Manner'<; MLlt'; Bob Boyd. North Laguna Beach; Michael Boyd. Dana Poin1; Joann Brennock, South Laguna Beach; Carol Brot.sa. lrvme. Ste\e Celotto. Laguna H1I". l>a'4'n Chesley. Fullenon-Chapman: Fnmk Oakidec;. M11,,1on Vie10: Ooug Eichtnauer. Laguna Niguel. Lyleen and Jeff Ewin&. Newport Bc<.tch. Kristen Fowler. Yorba Linda. Garry Geeves. San Juan C~pt'>trano/Marl:>ella: Geoff Hamm. C1arcmonl/Upland. Oiane Kl~ . Yorba Linda· McGarvey, Dan Shusterman. Tu'>lln. Mtrudes Sz.arka. Fullerton Harbor: Terry Hani<ion and lh~y Immel-Manzi. I lunCtngtoo Beach. and 1)' wanace. Diamond Bar The top hc;ting agenr~ for Scpccmber include: Linda Blrck, Laiwna Hilh; Barbara Bunte, Laguna Niguel. Mary Ann Campalgnt. San Juan Cap1!>.tJ'anOh..i arbella: Tom Dugan. Tu,tin: ~en Fowler, Yorba Lmd;c Geoff Hamill, Claremonl/Upland; Judy Hlroo, Fullerton· Harbor: Ray McMoose. South l.aluna Beach: usan Miiier. MM1on Viejo. Jim Miranda. Dana Poi nt. FAith SchuJu. FullenOf\:Ollpman: Goya Shinn, lrvme: and Victor Vasu. Newport Beach Mariner\ Mile. 11lC top -.ellmg agent\ include Jim Allensworth, Laguna Niguel: Mary Ann Campai.gne, San Juan CaplStnmo/Marbella.. Ste'"e C~lotto. Laguna Hills; Joan Connell. Yorba Lin<b: Dona Oi~on. North Laguru Beach: Frank Droe1ch. Mi~sioo Viejo; Lou t1fe, Fullerton-Hatbor. ~ Hamill, Claremont/Uplan<L P.JC. Jenican. South Laguna Beach; Gfl>rge McGamgan and Maxint Montgomery. Newport Beach; Elinor ewman. lf\tine: Patricia PayM, Dana Point Mina Pourang, Tusun, Vaughn Safford. Newport 'Beach Manner's Mile; Terry Harmon and Tracy linmel-ManLI, Huntin@ton Beach; Marcia 18mowskt, Fullenoo Chapman, and Ty Wallace, Diamond Bar. "Coldwell Banker continue'> to ~u1c all of these fine ..ales ~social~ for their hard won.. professionalism and ded1ca1ioo to the indu,try," "31d Jon Cook. senior vice pre,ident and regional manager of Cold.,., d i Banker's Or.mge C'ounty region. "Each of the..e lop produc.:er. makes Coldwell Banker what ii ;, today. a •mng lciolder and prc6COCC in the reaJ C'>IJte lu.,try." For all your naJ trtalt flttdr, pkast n.tacl your /«al Coldwell Bank.tr offiet, or ·u:h ColJwtU Banuron IM lnkmd at ''K'.COld~tUba11ltr.~om- You are invited to a Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation Holiday Card Party and Open House Tuesday, Nov. 9 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. At the home of Lisa Ahlke 21 Balboa Coves in Newport Beach I designs were created by children fighting cancer. Get an early start on your holiday cards, company cards, computer paper, photo cards, note cards, Christmas ornaments, gift tags, T-shirts and more. '1 Great teacher, hostess, etc. gifts. All proceeds from the sale of these items wilJ directly fund vital research sponsored by PCRF. For tnore infonnation, call Sonja Powell of Coldwell Ba11ker at (949) 644·9<>60. 11 TuRTl.E BAY, ONE FORD ROAD A rore view piopl!t-f loadld wiltirl one cl Newport Beoc:h's newest ccnmnties. The PfOl*fY is ready for inmediale occupancy, and provides views rJ Cadm lsknl, Ifie ocean, city idi1S ond woOOemA S1.W1Se1s. PATRICK BAllTOuc ToNY&lm>uc $999,000 EsrAn: HOME & PARCEL, AVALON uceptbd views and oppomnty. Atlolon. 6 bec;ooms, 7 baths. oprx. *26,000 SQ ft JXllCel. p~ develojxnent oppommy. $2,299,000 56 TIDAL SURF, CMTA-Oc.F.AN RIDGE A lant for b roost fas1lbs buyef 1lne ~. two and n Id baths, rJto. ~ M5ized i-,i and wsm ~ by Bolnort Seller *Y molMlled. lOW'ISf pie• " Ocecll Ridge ROBERT 8£NTS B$irtolic (949) 463-6329 - 1927 MARINERS, W FSTCUFF 3 bmom. 2 bo1h chornwig house, opx 8,050 sq. ft. lot Selels JeckKed* hove ptJthased ooolhec, «lll now $469,000 to $499,000 24 HlllSBOROUGH, HARBOR HJLL Sllmng Mecfitenonecll Vlo, ~ and hnatK. Pool & spi. Ocean, min. views. Fu be«ooms, 3.5 baths. $1,299,000 3051 CoJUE MARIN NEWPORT YIU.AS Vsy best•. ~Model Perfect Pbi 3. llne bedoims. 2' s bolhS, aucrivJted COf!W1-.nly -Seim Stlf Ima ., offer $512,900 ·Bents (949) 463-6327 www.newportbeach-realty.com MAJtClA BENTS - --,-, , r·-;~· • .~...i.JT .... --,--, -. .;~ .... ~.,.~, ... ~ .. . -~~ ... · -• - --• -= .!"'-~ --=. __.~ . --_..._ ~ 617 MARJOOLD, OLD COM COTTAGE • $'69,000 Wida lot. Lau ol cli.rm, ..Dr to ~ 1141 CHANDLER DR. TuSTIN RANCH • $999,900 8-hful ewtom. Slid. pool. ,._ + ,_i 1--. "'6 VIA LJ0o NORD • $3,800,000 3Br. 3 full Ba. 2-L.II e., ~ laW-, ..dl. rm. • HARBOR Rwoe • $599,000 3BR, 2.50A, fon.J DR. d.n, ..-BR on lint 1-.tl 506-9 JASMJNl.i, COM • $590,000 48R. 3BA condo, 2-ca.r P'atJe. large roof-top «kit 31 CllANOOS, NliYP05rf COAST • $695,000 ~a..i,.v-..,~~a..,a...1 +,i.-~2.s~ lJDO ISLAND WA11:llFRONT • $3,800,000 S~l.r ~mlfu...t ol co1UtructionJ Own CDM VfU.AOf1 • $1,595,000 'lid, 31a., l.onw reota il'O' ~ & ....-n-, ~lot. For more information or to sch'~!t~a private showin~ call Karen Eisenberg. Broker Encore Propc?rues· Prudential California Realty invites marketing specialist Natali~ Beniamin Her positive attitude assures her buyers and sellers a successful transaction Broker associate Natalie Benjamin. who i-. con11nuou'ily commended for having a powerful presence m the estate marketplace. has recently joined Prudential Calitom1a Realty's Park Place branch. "Natalie I'> an accomplished real estate profes.,1onal." said Donna Gauny. manager of the Park Place branch. "She brings knowledge and innovative marketing technique<, to a comprehensive package that produces phenomenal results." BenJamin, who is dutiful in counseling her clients. provides I.hem wil.h a full evaluation of other high-end propenies so a., to c;e1 an appropriate price. Needs are a.'iCertained through consultation with both an interior decorator and a hardscaper. Benjamin, who con iders first the needs of her ..ellcr (as those need are the primary component of any transaction), agrees upon a plan with her client to ready the property for sale. Internet sites and dramatic color brochures, Benjamin creates a marketing strategy that has been honed by years of success. The focus. according to Benjamin, are the goals and timing of the· client from the consultation through the close of escrow. Having <;old propenies in Orange County for more than two decades, Benjamin works with buyers and sellers. A skilled negotiator. she actively targetS the best possible price and tenns for clients. In addition, i.he is renowned for her ability to help her clients in sound decision making Natalie Benjamin and astute Jong-term investments. can count on me." According to peers and clients alike, Benjamfo. who served on the Benjamin has an uncanny ability to assess Association of Renlton,, is a designated a ituat1on and create a plan of action relocation and mark~ting pecialist and is which serves her clients well through both a member of the A i tance League in good markets and low. Ability and Irvine. She donated time and energy po itivc attitude have brought succcs ful helping people who n«d a hand, whether transactions to her buyers and ~llers. it be a bicycle for a child, cloth for while cu tom home arc ~Id with the needy people or a friendly word, she upmost panache, firi.t time home buyers enjoys ensuring a quality of life for people are given dignity and importance in the who may be Jes fortunate. challenging proce~s of home buying, as For mort informatwn, call Na1ali1 well. Btnjamin of Prudtntial California Rtalty "It 11;n't how many clients I serve," she al (949) SSJ-3862 or ~-'""ii lttr at said. "Jt is how well I serve them. I always IUlbtllln@Ool.com. Vllit letr w1b d# .t ... T•aday, NfW. i S-7p.-. SIO Aclmlmoil Ple111e "'""checks JMyt1h S.l1111tion Arnsy Tu ID 7 Her plan includes custom marketing tools utilizing the lates1 technology: u ing go I~ ~~tnl m_i~c; !AY ~~ic'!~ ~?~. ~~ .... ~·N.oJOl..~l!!~~ilJ·f~. • . . • • ..•• ,,.__1111 Attractive gated home with waterfall This three bedroom, two and one-half bath home features a library/retreat and an open floor plan with high cciltngs. A marbled entry, along with two fireplaces and hardwood floors in the living room, accentuate the cla'l'lic ambiance this home affords. Tht.> cu!>tom-elched. glass leaded windows, as well .as .white plantallon shutters, add another fine touch to this attractive gated home. Thl' large master suite feature a retreat and large walk-in clo'iel!>. Other amenit1e:. include inside laundry, large garage with )torage room and a community pool and -;pa Rda~ in the custom backyard with gorg~ous reflection pool and waterfall. Thi\ home is offered at $519,000. For more in/ormalion, call Mali Gulledge of Prudential California RtaltJ's \twporl Beach branch al (949) 644-6200, ext. /JS or (949) 219-2415. Her olfice is localed al 2J CorporaJe Plavi, Ste. 190, Newport Beach. Vr.\il Prudential's web silt al www.prudentiaLcom. 6.91 o/o INITIAL APR Newpon Beach Home Loan Center 26 Corp. Plua Suite 200 Newpon Beach Rate effective as of 10130199, so give me a call today. Terry Lee Loan Consultant (949) 584-0861 B Washington Mutual """' • ~ c--.. '""""""'"..,..,. Alkr d>r ....,ii) __ .., ,.nod -.... -1 Ari'....,. ....,._ lt.t!O """""...., ....i ~·...,. _t-* ·-do'!m:d .....-Rate/APR~ .. el 10 .l0t9!' ""'Jo... looo 4a oad ~ ~"' ~ ~ 11.inlL. M . _, ..., .. 'l'.uN...-M.uuot lloAk •ID. OR. Ul' V.-'; ~ '\lfulUllP"' Milf\lill &.il G.l.. IO MT, L-"'l Rates u of October 28, 1999 KEY LENDERS AND RATES 30-year fixed 30-Year ~Juatllble INTEREST ~ POINTS LOCK· &NTEREST "' POINTS MAX. MAAGIH ADJ . TYPE PHONE RATE OWN i'I IN A.P.R. RATI< OWN ~I A.P.R. LOAN ~I IHOEX FREQ All Valley Mortgage R (800) 936-9333 7.625% 5 0.750 15 7739 6.750°"· 20 1.375 7.688 240,000 2.125 HA 1Y CalF~nding s (800) 225-3337 7.500o/o 20 2172 30 7 762 2 750"-o 20 0000 6650 240,000 1 875 HA 1M Chate Manhattan Mtg. K (800) 900-6062 7. 5()()04 20 2.375 30 7.784 6.125~ 20 2.500 8524 240,000 3.000 HS 1Y Chelsea Mortgage-COM A (800) 945·1582 7 .375~. 20 1.750 15 7 591 3.950% 20 0.000 7.319 2,000,000 2.750 110 1M Countrywide Funding K (800) 8n-562e 7.500% 20 2.375 45 7.784 3.750% 20 0.250 7.466 240,000 2.875 110 1M Detnck Mortgage Group A (949) 759-9692 7.SOO°lo 5 1.375 10 7678 3.450% 25 1.000 6.978 650,000 2.100 1TA 1M Diversified Fund. Grp. NBCH A (949) 644-9920 7.625°1o 20 0.875 15 7752 3.950% 20 0.000 7.319 2,000,000 110 1M Downey Savings s (800) 348-5931 7375"'-20 2.000 30 7 617 4.~ 20 0.375 7.361 700,000 110 1M Emery Ananclal R (949) 729-9200 7.SOO°'e 5 1.625 10 7.704 4.450% 20 1.000 7.225 650,000 2.550 110 1M First Federal Bank of CA s (800) 672"'4332 7.375% 20 2.375 30 7,657 3.950% 20 0.500 7.170 240,000 2.550 110 1M -First Federal S&L of SGV s (800) 826-4390 1.625 45 7 831 2.950% 10 0.750 7.013 240,000 2.375 110 1M Newport Center Mortgage R (949) 719-1155 7375% 5 2.000 15 7 617 4.450% 20 0500 7373 700,000 2.750 110 1M Newport Coast Ananclal A (800)~5626 7.375""· 5 1 750 15 7591 2.950°4 20 1.000 7.412 eoo,poo 2.750 110 1M Pogasus Ananclal A (714) 532-7495 7.375% 20 2.125· 16 7.630 3.950% 20 0.500 7170 600,000 2550 110 1M People's Bank of CA s (877) 700-7262 8.000% 20 2.000 45 8.252 7.000% 20 2.000 8.453 240,000 2.875 1TS 1Y PFF Bank & Trust s (800) 733-4636 8 2504'4 5 1.000 8.395 4.125"" 20 1.000 7.122 650,000 2.450 110 1M PNC Mortgage K (800) 763-4546 7.625% 5 1.875 5.250% 10 2000 8.154 240,000 2.750 1TS 1Y Pnsm Financial Cotp. A (800) 691-5626 7.500% 5 2.000 10 7.744 3.950% 20 1 500 7.222 240,000 2.500 110 1M TLC Finaricial Svcs. A (800) 801-7300_ 7625% 10 1.125 13 1.n8 6.625% 10 0.625 8.376 240,000 3.000 ns 1Y Umon Bank of CA B (800) 453-1288 7750% 20 2.000 60 7.998 5.750% 25 1.000 8.212 240,000 2.875 1TS 1Y United American ~· A (800) 708-5626 75®% 5 2.000 30 7.744 4.4SO"l<o 20 0.875 7 312 650,000 2.650 110 1M West eoaStMtg G~ A (800) 40<r1611_ 7 375'-5 2.125 15 7.630 4.450% 10 0.000 7.521 240,000 2.950 110 1M ___. -World Savings Bank s (800)~193 8.250"4 20 1.000 30 8.395 4.~ 20 1.000 7.321 600,000 2.650 110 1M Both 11xec1 a "<t•-** ptOgremt -»'30 ~ mclf1gllgM l'tfle of LencMf 1e B • llet*, K • IYIOl1gllge IMlnker: R • mona. b!Ollef, s. MVlr9 a 1oen ~ ~ ltnlf b!oMla •re kielwed by.,. Celfomla ~of Aelll e.... ..... bldlef Of COl'POf•llOl'I For lnformaliclfl cal C.hf. DAE • (1118) 227-0831. "*'"' AMe lot _.ilW>IM .. an ~OIY ,.... tor.,. fl'9t ~ penod Down Peyment le amount of wlh ~of Mlel p!lce) Plfcj to lendel' Pf'°' to~ tn011g11ge contract. Po1nta .,. ~of loan t.1..-~ to lelldef Ill time of loen dollrtg ~ le N n.Jrnber of ~ lendlf' ~ rete pf'lor to~ A.l'.A. le the anooel ~ rai. wNcte .. .,, ~ arVUll ~of h loen to .. ~. M. A.P.R. -calou9t9d by~ ..... Co. b9MCI on. '2..0.000 loen ~ .. ~.._and S700 IO&al 1-The A p A. •re lnQluded in ..... dllll1 tor'°""*' eon onty. wtW1 ~lot a loan, 1"4'derel T~ lllw ,.qulrel lellder9 to c:WclAate 1111 A.P R ~to Md\ loen ohf. llalnluM to.\ 19 lhe mp1r7ium ler>def d loen ~ ~ ..,_ Al lb.cl l1lle proglWl'l9 ha"'9 a muJ.. ~ol '240.000 lllf9'n (In '!1(,)19 ..,,.,_ ptGf1t metg111 + lndell • IC:luel r•e after._~ ~ lefle ._.. tor.-.ig WI 9"'-'" ,_(Margin+ lndu • ,.._ A81e) 110• 111h Diii C. d Funds, 118 • l •Vw T..-y -Lae. &111afl9I U80A. eT8 . &il'IOl1ltl T..-.y Bii. eco. ~ IWefl09 ----of~ A .. ,.,_" ,., ' 9 ~· .... pettod '*-.,.,_. IM. 1-Monlh, ... ~. 1Y• 1 Yw. Al ..... ~ to chalige Vflt'ly ,_ e1111 ..,_ pe tD ~ IOr a 1ow1. Al lel1dllrl ~ to.w wlh dhrwnl,..... encl..,_ tor llhr.nt io... __.... The ~.-.n.-on pr--..• nae.,, ollw to nwl<• • 1oen l"ot • --gt..ide on,_ to etqJ tor a~. Mrid a MJIO cit*91.,...._ ID...,,.... N9wa Co., -~Ad 8'1111 E. Mor?O -.V. CA ll34Q (805) T72<fl!IOO ~ o 1"9 Mot"1IGJI......,. Co \ • ~ I h" . . . . . ' . ' Renovated townhome in Old Corona del Mar Located in Old Corona del Mar. th1'> is one of Newport Beach' favorite residential neighborhoods This delightful two-story townhome has recently been completely renovated with extensive use of hardwood noors, limestone and granite. With three bedroom~. three and one-half baths and a two car garage, this home offer:. the umque opportunity to live in a charming village with lovely beaches and park!.. Thi'> home is offered at $450,000. Fur more information, call Ronda Hein and Cynthi4 Phillips at (949) 723-8800. Coast Newport Properti.es is localed aJ 3377 Vra Lido, Newport Beach. Near-new Balboa home is steps to the beach In the heart of Old Balboa. this nearly new PeniosuJa home is one door to the beach and a short walk to all Balboa shops, restaurants, the Fun Zone and the Balboa Island ferry. Featuring three bedrooms, three and one-half baths plus a wonderful rooftop deck with a bit of an ocean view, this home was designed by noted archjtect Eric Mossman in the style of the great Eastern Seaboard home. An open floor plan offers a feeling of spaciousness, enhanced by high cciUngs throughout. The large kitchen opens to the living room and dining area, perfect for the casual entertainina style enjoyed at the beach. The master suite has a fire.cc, huge walk-in closet, well appointed rnas.ter bath and constant ocean breezes. This ~orne is offered at $780,000. For more information. caU Ronda H1in aJ (949) 723-88()(). Coast N1wport Prop1rti11 Is localed al 3377 Via Udo, N,wport Beach. Rare Balboa Peninsula bayfront triplex This tnplex features three spacious three bedroom, two bath units on Balboa Peninsula's bayfront. The large yard features a dock, perfect for enjoying spectacular views of the bay city lights. Other features of this triplex include open beam ceilings, fireplace in each unit an a five car garage. Conversion to three condos is po sible. This property is offered a1 $2,350,000. For more information, caJ! Bob Berg aJ (949) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properti is located aJ 4 CM~ Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Harbor Cove home offers breathtaking view• F.njoy incredible golf course, Back Bay and some ocean views from this three bedroom, four bath Mediterranean-style home. Located on one of Harbor Cove's lirge t front row lots, this re.~idence has been professionaJJy landscaped and is Mghlighted by a beautiful gated courtyard entry. The kitchen features granite countertops and custom cabinets, with a bay window · providing wonderful views. The backyard is perfect for entertaining, with a pool, spa and barbecue. Other features i.tide dual zone air conditioning, security system. wet bar, entertainment unit, crown molding, beautiful charidelien and hardwood floors. This home is offered at $1,495,000. • , For wt0n Udtmlttltlo11, cllll IHHrly CWHIMll or C""6#" Nila.rt Ill (9'9) 723· 8800. Coat N.wpon Pr;oJMttln ii l«ilUd ot 3311 VM Lillo, N,.,.n S..la. d s ~ .. 75 ~-~~~~_:_,._,,___._;....:...;....;;_;__.____ ___ _____::...._._..::.:L,1:.....,.-.~~~~~ Prudential's ShCIYI specializes in NeY#pOrt Beach· properties She is Top Individual Agent for Newport Beach branch, year to date Laraine Sh.aw of Prudentanl Califomta Realty has pecialized in the Harbor View Homes and Sea wind areas of Newport Beach. She has represented the mo t buyers and sellers on the Port Streets since 1995. Recently. Ron Mazzano, branch manager of the Prudential California Newport Beach office, announced that Shaw i the top indi- vidual agent year-to-date for 1999. As well, ~he was awarded the honor of Top lndlVidual Agent for 1998, Newport Beach branch. . Shaw hM sold 43 homes in the Harbor View Homes atea in the last 24 months. She has sold 20 homes already this year on the Port Streets. some of which she represented both buyers and sellers. Shaw's client\ rave about her ~rvice. Herc is what they c,ay: .. We re<"ently had the honor of working with Larajnc in the ale of our home and found why her name came up so often." Oavtd Sweet ajd, "Simply tared, Lamme i'> the be t." According to Walt Gnffi n, "Larame, you have ~me rare quah11cs as a real estate rep- Laraine Shaw resentative -aggressive, but not Qverly - always a big smile on your face, and the ability to do a top notch overall Job in rep- re enting your clients." The Engstroms indicated they were appreciative of Shaw's ''tircle effons:· Shaw is married to Kent Nethery. a local business con ultant. In their sp3tC ume, they love to play golf at Marbella Golf and Country Club. c;now ._i and travel 10 exotic place . They have traveled throughout Africa, Asia and Europe and recently took a cru1~ to TuO.ey and Greece. Laraint Shaw u available for your h()mt buying and ulling nuds, and can bt nachtd aJ (949) 219-2413. Htr offict is locattd at 23 CorporaJt Plaza, Sit. 190, Ntwporl Btach. Loan Co0$Ultant 2nd floor Laguna Hills, CA 92653 · pager (949) 85U375 ulu 11ti1111nt11s• of this limiteti rime offer ... no"' 11ntll butMber 31, 1999. Special margin and lifetime cap reductions Up to four monthly payment options Flexible qualifying guidelines Purchase or refinance: For a~ i>an as cndllidual as w home 1ud/, call me. B Washington Mutual ~ t..b,cu '" ~ Cm..ia '"""''-Md CDlldll-1ppl• R..wlAPR dJcaM •of IClll/99 Mn dw wtiol I ......W. pa....I. 1n'<tnl <11< and APk ""1 ,,..,_ ltiot ;..i,..,....,, ...J po,._, cape '""l' -.11 •• ddCrttd ..,,,_ A,>rl ... ,.,.., -.1 I.. ,..;..,,j t.~ 121~1"9 "'• iw ... \.,.., otb ud oc..pc orrlio•..,.. •• w..ru"""" M ... ...J ·s.n ... ~"-"Y ILl1" "'""'·ns-........... ,, ...... ID. OR. VT. WA. a"4 II,~ Mut...J llonli ~o. \fl lfl Harb or VieYI Homes: Family living at its best in this neighborhood BOUNDARIES: Harbor View Homes 1 a popular family neighborhood located tn Newport Beach. The community '' bordered 10 the north by Ford and Bonna Canyon Roads. to the east by San Miguel Rood. to the west by MacArthur Boulevard and to the 'oulh by The Harbor View/Baywood "Nature Park." HOMES: There are approximately 1,000 homes. Recent sale prices in the neighborhood have ranged between $550,000 and Sl ,700.000. HISTORY: . Harbor View H~ was developed from 1968 to 1972 by Bren Homes and reatunid ix original models: the Monaco. Carmel, Montcgo. Palermo. Ponofino and Somerset. which measured between 1,600 and 2,700 square feet. The~ are built around a greenbelt Ind school field. In addition to numerou subQantiaJ mnodels, i ' ... ,, ' . This home is now listed in Harbor Vi.,.,., Homes. many of the mailer homes are being tom down with new custom homes being built in their place. COMMUNITY FEATURES: The neighborhood has become increas- ingly popular in recent yea.rs because of it!. traditional layout with wide IOb and large front yards and the ability of neighborhood children to walk to -;ctlool. SCHOOLS:. Andersen EJcmentary Schoo ndes 1- 6) is an award-wiMing school t in the nUddJe of the ncighborhoOd, and Corona . , . . . .. del Mar High School (grades 7-12). SHOPPING: Harbor View Homes is two miles away from local beaches, minutes from first cla.s hopping at Fashion Island and a hort drive from the Newport Beru:Mrvine/Costa Mesa bu.siness areas. NOWUSTED: A four bedroOrn, three bathroom home on the highly desired "inner-loop" of Harbor Vaew Homes. Thi home features hardwood floors. in-wall stereo ystcm and a unique split-staircase. In addjtion. a . ~ . • • t •• down~tafrs bedroom offers the opportunity for a maid or gue'>t quarters. SOURCE: M1chal!I Dreyfus and Susan Weir of Prudenual California Realty, (949> 795- 2772 If you would liu to submit a communi- ty profik of your Jann ana. pleast follow tht abo•'t f ormaJ and tn.clost a map ouJ- liM (Thomas Guidt) of the area along wilh a photo of a currtnJ listing. Th• MscriptU>n of tht pro~rty gon undtr tire "now list-td" stctWn. Pnvm 314 acre otuc! Gatccl wgc ABSOUHE VALUI:'.! 580, 4.5BA 5BR w/pool, spa. sire.ams, 'P.0" en. 5056 s.f with pool, ~a. cutci1e rm .. A Genuine Value ac only Auna Ill ~-p~ pnn~ roinm. S 1,39\000' View video at ~ny uoinda: dnt c:ondirion. Xln't WWW. trtclucnon.com Price No'Mdlo ROOI r.u-A Viluc! On the Ocean In South Laguna $650,000 l>edroom, 2 bsth condo, partly remodeled wft.h Llmeetone corian, pool, •p•. garage, walk to beach. OWNER/AGT. 949-632-7573 •IJ•------ ~ • I -• .EJ .... --.w /, 3912 & 3912 ~ River ATC. Newport Beach (_ _, n the Newport Channd .ith dod... custom builc in l 99S (c.ondo conY. pend.ing). ~aow 28R. l B;ichroom. condo wnh 2-w pngn, po<!I & dcsi&ncr ij)<I in gated am in pmnc loanon. Owntt's urut: ($3700/Mo. leue) 3 bedrooms 4 batru, 2FP's. nro decks. Rental unit: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 1 FP, three dedu. Two-ar pullback garages. Comer building, two bloda &om the oca.n. Channel, ocean and city light views. Outstanding pGil*modun A~ n at $279.9<)7! arch.ir.ecru.re. Reduced to $1,300,000 • "i R11DROOM:s, OR 4 Bf Dl<OOMS Plll\ \ BONUS R<.Xrn· 3.5 BAfH!' . NrwtY BUll,'f IN 1995. GUARL> GATLD COMMUN! rv. MOl)FL PC!RfECf 4Bll. JR;\ .47 am Qn lht I it/1 fairw<1 . Master BA lUiu willi Jnru::i. grrmitll aumts m k1trhm ond lxltlu lil~mtt lit• rm wttli dra1m1tu jirrplare. Mag11ificmt custom pool & ~/>n. 2 rar gmagt $799,500 rbell.111'11 rm~-:rou .. RO RI • BelaJ. Sarosi • 949.240.~621 • AWARD WINNING I \NO:sCArt DFsK.N ·No Mru.o Roos WP ·5'm D i enzo 9~9.66.3882 NEWPORT OCEANFRONTS TRIPLEX 3 large units. Rare Find. Prime Balboa-Luxury Touches Asking $1 ,849,000 --~~~ -~~~ With prime whitewater view! Near land value at $1,249,000 --.-------t 949-723-4494 YJEWHOMES SEA lSLANP -G11~ commun1t.y. Enjoy t.ennle. pOole. ep..,, and neart1y 6hopptne Enterta!ner'e dcl~ht. 511141~ !Ml. epaClous :!> t1edroom • 3 t1atn. Many Custom F'eatort.e-juet I k.e a model home. Thie ie • • mUf>t"U"d Make appt. wittl ~ent. NEWPOgT HEIGHTS -Tremendous Yl6ta& from th 5 ~nlently louted property Cl~ proximity to ~taurante. ehcpplne ech~ ana ~rt~ Well nui nta~ ~ tit<troom. 211ath home. tie1ne 50U at lot. va ue. Pleaee call. • • • • • OIHEg OPPOl(TUNITIES ~•~marine ~I This 11 • profitable, tom· key~ c.a for detailsl OPEN SAT 1·4 1356 sq.ft. 3BR, 2BA. Ocean view deck $534.900 702 CANYONVIEW • Prestigious 9265 I • Rue, Flat Oaan Vtew Lot • Large Patio Views• 28cl/2.5Ba, 1900 sq ft, 2 car garage, pool • Dead end sttut wf7200 sq ft lot • Wood Boon, 2 brick futplaca, crown moldings • Wood beam ceilin&s io famiJy room • New shingk roof• Sold "AS 15• L-...-~~ Fer ~By.ow.r Ailiilg jiiD.$769,000 c.1)11. ....... •'191»1~. 619'M.l-13St ... 61ftS&l-1724 1•~ ~1.W:!L~e JBR. 3RA. rrrox. 1800 ~·ft. t4lwnhomc. Walk·m cl0$Ct:S New wood f10lll"S onJ hlinJ, Sc-cunty S'i tern. Conan \.-OUntcrs. Built-an cntcnamment t:entcr. Aviul .. ble for roove·m 1999. $419,000 By Owner 949-718-0817 ~---l!:'E:~.~~--.-;; BIG CANYON Home for Sale Private Party • 3,000 Square Fe~ (Approx.) • 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath5, Office • :3 Car Gar, Storage Cabinete ~ -• Ju&t remodeled. All new ~ appllancee, plumbing fixturei;, electric fixturee, carpet. drape&, marble floore. counter t.op5 • 5ecurlty Alarm. Phone 5yetem •Jacuzzi • Cedar Clooete ~· 1e Foot Ceillng5 ~ ~ • Guard·Gat.ed ~ $799,000 MutPt See. Owner Will Carry & Remodel To Suit. 949-721-5888 ~--~·~ ~ ( )pl'll "·' t .. \. "ll 11 3020 Jaya Mesa Verde Country Club . 17th Fairway, Huge 9600 S.F. lot Beautiful 4BR, 2.5BA, Best Location. ~-----~-·~~~---1850~ Ohio Place 1/4-acre Mesa Verde Huge Wooded Lot With 3BR, 2BA Ranch Home . $300,000 Su'-·'-·l''' PropLTtiL'' ~)-J~l.J 7S.()(1("'-J 111 Via Zurich Attractive Lido· Isle Family Home Amenities include: • Four bedrooms and three bathrooms • Spacious lMng room and formal d1ning room. • Patterned 8ooi die In entty. • Klrdlen has gas oooktop, electric double ovens, and built-ins. • Master bedroom has a Iott O'le.f the 1Mng room. • 1\vo exterior sun decks upstairs. • 1\vo exterior patios downstairs with established landscaping. • 1Wo car garage with built-In st.orage. • Approximate 1Mng area Is 2,415 square feet. • Lot slz.e ls 3S feet wide by 88 feet In depth. • localed on the •quiet end• of Udo ls.le. • Udo tsSe ,4w>datlon dues arc $43 per month. Tb.ls lovely home ts offered for $875.000 Please caJl For l'lfonnadon 1Wo Genefadqns q/ Fine PrqfossfoMI Real EstaU Service tr:-:n (949\ 675-6161 ~ 42(3tstStreet Lisa Grundy Johnson Nrw Li.sting -Walk ro beach, town from this contemporary immaculate ardm cct's home. Completc:ly remodeled on a cuJ-de-sac street that offerc; a seren e & private ambiance. 2BR., ~BA-<>ffercd at $695,000. For a private showing CR/I ~adt,e~ • Prudential l...7\'.U C:.litontil "-11 (949) 497 -3962 or (949) 494-1177 x542 Sunn1 & Bright OM of the L,wm priciJ bomn in I""' f«tltiqn, Eascsidc 4BR large lot. 1700+ sq.ft. freshly P,_aintcd with new ~: RV acc;css l1fccirnc roof wirh 3 s~ghts, wondcrfuJ f.amjJy neighborhood. -Owwr Mii] em, -Offemi a $359,000 D;..u~ ~llAL EstlJ"I SIJMCD Nice 2 Bedroom Home. Build your dream Home or ?? Ed Van den Bossche Real Estate Broker 949--650-0943 233FLoWF.R Two on a lot! 3BR. 2BA main house ~ilh new paint & ~t Rent.al unn i a lBR. J BA wilh small pri\-ate )'3rd. Crear oppcy to lfrc . in a desirable neighborhood. $429,000 ~-~~H_omes ~the Wee.k --------.~-.--.- Home of the Week DISPLAY AD + Listing In OPEN HOME GUIDE + For One Low Price! 3-DAY . 4-LINE FULL-RUN CLASS AD Call Your Representative Todayl Lisa Rivera Annie WiHey I (949) 574-4252 . (949) 574-4249 . , .. 79 1t.eOPEN HOME GUID ·E· -~ CORONA DEL MAR 2211 Plclftc Or. 38r/3Ba VlnceM9yefl Cannery YUllge Reel1y t4f.t'1Wm Sat 1-6 $1 ,999,000 2211 Plclftc Dr. 38r/3Ba Dtnnlt Danel1 c.,,., Vlllllgl "-tty MH1Wm Sun 11-3 S1,99t,OOO IOl.5 Begonia Avenue S8tt28a John Kenney ..... Eaua ... ~ 321 ... lgold Ave. 38rf28a John Kenney ... ENt8 Mt-723-4040 1127 Ootdanrod 48r/38a Donna hllon Metro Aellty 714-63Hl35 t Canyon CNat 28r Unda Scher Prudentllll C. AMtty MW1t-2595 20I Morning Clnyon 48r 8.J. Johnton ~C.A.lty Mt-21t-2'47 Sat 1-4 $534,900 Sa1 1-4 $821,000 Sun 1-6 $1,200,000 Sun 1-4 $355,000 Sun 1-4 $1,400,000 COSTA MESA 2527·2541 s.ntaAne· NEW HOMES! 48R s.t/Sun 11-6 $35t,900 ..... EatMt Exchlnga ... 72M120, ...... 7801 m ! 20th 4bll Sun 1-4:30 S359,000 1>111'6~ Aemal ..... &tlte ~ .... 7l0o5000x354i ,_ MHSM093 3020 Jtrva 48R s.t/Sun $775,000 Huectl Suc:ceM Propertlet MM7MM2, m-oA4 (celt} 212 Megnolla 38r/1Be CMatyOMll c.n.-y Vlflega Reelty 12 Merylon IRVINE 5br '"' ... °' ... Rell E.ttlte .......... ..... Dllllnlo .... 4331 SUn 1-6 $491,000 Sun 2-5 S1,0I0,000 IRVINE 12 Meryton 5br Pre>Mllonal Real Estate Better Homn · Peg! Df Rienzo MN54-4331 Sun 2-S $1,080,000 LAGUNA BEACH no Barracuda By Owner ·~M9W814 3br Sun 12-4 1575,000 LAGUNA NIGUEL 21431 Sprlngfteld 4br ~ 1H $411,000 By Owner Mws.4-7133 21492 SUv.ton 4br P8t a Joe Nunnlkown Prudential C. Reel1y MMe1·5454 Sun 1-6 $439,500 23602 T..-n Cir 38R s.t/Sun 1-6 $359,900 Pata Joe~ PNdentW C. Aaelty MM&1'6454 NEWPORT BEACH Bia Clnyon Vlllat 2brl3bl' Sun 1-4 FORD ROAD PROPERTIES Melinde 1181on Mt-751-1700 17 Rue Fountal.nblNu 48rl38a s.t/Sun 12-4 $175,000 Diana SmelMr Matro Reelty 714-21M142 1500 Cumbef1lnd S8rl2Ba ~ 1-6 $414,900 LOWMt Price In Weetcllff Fred Sandt Newport Propertle9 1&722~101 122 40UI St. 28R Ed Van clan Bouche MH50-GM3 SUn 12-t SMS,000 43 8alboe Cowe 48A Stilphln• Houghton The Summtt RM Eatll9 Group MM87-3127 2111 MlrMW 38r Tom Hyant C1nnety VIiiage R..ny MH7Wm 3912 a391U Rlwr Av.. 28r/3bt' Ann Vaughn 8antM Mt-7SM770 3120Wo 3br By Owner Mt-2SHOU 313 35th St 28R Duane Brown Prudentt.I C. Relltty ... 717-9272 SUn 1-6 $179,000 Sun 1-4 $135,000 SUn 1~ $1,300,000 Sun 12-4 $379,000 Sun 1~ $505,000 10 Wlngtd Foot SBR Slit 2'4'Sun 1~ $1,620,000 KarenDe.lbelg Encore Propettln 941-721-0713, MM37-3301 (cell) NEWPORT COAST 2 Dauphlne 38r/3Ba 6MISun 1-6 $419,000 By Owner Mt-71t-0117 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 21241 e>ce.'8 del ... G. c.Mn HutchiMon The Summit ..... £atMe Group --•114 Sun f.4 $169,000 OTHER AREAS 141OewbefTy1.n. 2BR Sun 1-4 $111,000 ~Hlh S'*1 Andnon, Prudential CA RMtty Mt-37MIU .. I I· I I • • c II • .. .. '' ~Prudential California Realty ITAUAN MIDllDRANIAN UTA1I 1he ultitrde tn ~living & p!Mq, di 11,<XYJ ~ h., 88R, 9 SBA, sepme guest~. ndoor/~ lcoi pond, tennis au1, ~/si>O, 3 por golf hole I pulling aid pri\<Ole lcie. . $7,~<XXJ 43.~ AcAcres · ~q_i:ef strion Zon& h~H :deVi~ lot ................ ; ................ $535,000 .'+ res· \X>I course . 1. s1 . VteWS in Hunt Clul) .... : .......... $259,000 2 Acres· Golf course & h1lls1de views in Hunt Club .................. $299,000 2.5 Acres · Golf Course & hillside views in Hunt Club ........... , .. $425,000 3 Acres · Ocean view in Hunt Club ......................................... $636,000 6.897 Acres • Ocean view in Peppertree Bend ..................... $1 ,887,500 . Oceanfront lots zoned for condOs in Son Clemente ............... $2,200,000